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New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
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This Evening s-FEDORA. Cavalleri Al,sn
hatfield. Jacoby. CaruSO. Scott. Tecchf Bezus
u HuhImann. Dufriche- Conductor. Ferrari
FRI EyG, Dec 20. at s-LUCIA DI LAMMER-
MOOR Se1nbrich: BoncL- StraccIarL Journs,
Lucas, TecchL Conductor. Ferrari-
SAT-. AFT, Dec. 81. at 2-TOSCA- Emma Eans.
JacOby: Caruso. Scotti. Dufriche. BarocchL Lucss
Bsgue Conductor. Ferrart-
SAT. EyG., Dec. Il popular pricesl. at s-DFR
xLIEGENDE HOLLAENDER- Gadski. Lans.a
dOrrf. Knote, Van Rooy. BIass Dippei Cond., Herr
Sun. EyG.. Dec % (pop. prices). az $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Mon. Evg., Dec %. S-FEDORA. CavaIsr,
Alien. MattfeId. JacOoy. Caruso. Scotti Tsechi
Muhlmann- Conductor. Ferrari
Wed Xmas Day.. Dec 25. MAI (at Don. urtcsz, a.
3-HAENsEL und GRETEL- Alien. MattfsId
Homer Weed: GOrttz. Conductor Hertz
Wed. Evg., Dec 25. az s-TL BARBIERE m
sIyIGLIA- Sembrich: Bonci. Can1panarf ChsIis
pine Baroccht Conductor. Ferrarf-
Thurs Evg-, Dec % s-IRIs. Emma Esn,ss
La Fornia. Caruso. Scotti. JOuraet. TecchL Con-
ductor. Ferrart-
Fri Evg-. Dec 81. at 7.3o-DIE NEIsrER
SINGER Gadskf. MattfAId: Kn0ts Van Poav
Corftz BIass. Reiss. Muhlrnanu. Con4ucto- Tlz--zy
SALE OF SEATS for next weeks performances be-
gins THIS MORNING at O'CLOCK -
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

MANHATTAN SPERA s.,s = No.. H.ousH
TOMORROW (FRLl at S-LOUIsE (arss ia
in America). Niles MARY GARDEN. Br.ssis-
Gianoi: NM Dalmores. Gilbert. % other nrnr,
pals Musical Director Campanini.
tdebutl. Giaconia; NM Zenatello. Ancona Didnss
Mus. Dir. Campanini. @
SAT. NIGHT at 75c--s3).-TALEs OF HOYy
MANN. Miles Zeppiln. de Cisneros: NM Remand
Dalmores. gilbert Mus Dir. campsnini
CAMPANINI CONCERT. Prices 500 -sI5o AA
NEXT WEEK: MOND--THAIS- Miles M4Rv
GARDEN, Trertini. Giaconia; NM. Renaud n,I
uores Musical Director. Campanini.
WE'D christmas Day. (T5c.-S3J MATINEE
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN,. Niles ZepniuT Z.
Cisneros. Giaconia; NM Rensud. Cazauran giI6srs
WE'D tChristmas) NIGHT T-LGrIsE. Nil.
MARY GARDEN, Bressler-Gianoli. GcppiIIi: NV
Dalmores. Gilbert % other principals Musical d.
rector. Csmpaninf.
THURS EvG. C75c--s3J-AIDA- Mines Rayx a.
Cfsneros: HM ZenatelIo. Ancona- Musical D,r.c.o-
Campanini.
ZeppiIli; NM. Renaud. Cazauran. Gilbert Musical
Director. CampaninL
Bressler-Gianol. zeppi1ii: NM Dalmores. Cilbsr.'
% other principals Mus Dir. Canpaninf-
SAT. NIGHT -s3)-ERNANI. Mines Rus.
Zaccaria; NM. Bassi. Ancona- Cond. PareIl
SPECIAL-TUES.. DEC. 81 New Years Evsl =.
8 (75c--s3J. Grand Double Bill-CAvALLERfx
SPECIL-WED-, JAN LIST. MATINEE NAV
Years Day. at (I5c--s31-CARMEN.
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING
MR.. HAMNERSTEIN announces first appesran-.
OF Nine. TETRAZZINI IN La TRlyIATA Wed
Jan Is Orders with check now being recsivei
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
Use TENDERS
OF STREET CARS
TO ADVERTISE REVIVAL AT
CAIRO BAPTIST CHURCH
ANOTHER BIG CoNGRE.
CATION LAST NIGHT.

What Is the meaning OF that big
placard on the fender Of the street
carr Read II and see for yourself.
Revival Meetings at Tenth Street
Baptist Church Well. well, that re-
viyal team must mean business after
ALI The people thought the revival
meetings were about ready TO close:
but the enthusiasm broke out last
Sunday night. and no che can now tell
where II will run.
Some thought that the new pastor
was growing discouraged because OF
our slow Cairo way In working up to n
real revival but it now looks as
though he is Just getting walked up
TO the work of an evangelist.
The people are delightfully."- surpris-
ed at the resourcefulns SIS Of the man.
He Is a genuine evangelist OF the sane
and orderly sort who carries with him
the thoughtful and sincere people Of
the community.
Since Ohrum and Potts have taken
possession of the tenders of the street
cars. It looks as If they would shortly
take possession Of the town. Wher-
ever a man harnesses the electric
power TO his work there is nothing 20
stop his progress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Splendid Stage Settings.

The stage setting used in the second
and third acts Of THE Lion and the
Mouse" which will be seen at the
opera house on April IL. represents
the inner private libary in the home
of John Burkett Ryder the richest
man in the world The room Is a re-
pIlca of one in the home of the NJ
York financie-, Jesse Scligman. Mr.
Henry b. Harris Is a close personal
friend Of Mr.. Seligman and in this way
secured the latter's permission 10 $ nd
artists to the + fth Avenue mansion
to make sketches Of the room. The
deslgnes were carefully followed and
when Mr.. Scligman first saw the play
he eomplimentcd Mr.. Harris artists
70, the fidelity of he reproduction. 4
artistic feature OF the sitting
l. an enormous white mantcl. tho
original OF which in the Scligmsu
home was found in an old castle in
Italy and moved Intact 10 New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
NEW PIANO STORE DOING BIG
BUSINESS PIANOS GOING FAST
Store Crowded Yesterday With Eager Buyers
At Present Rate Not A Piano Will
Be Left In Ten Days

you are going to buy within tho
VIII pay to buy
your selection before the will
psd TO see how good
The
is only six per cent interest deferred payments.
Ihnk OF buying standard al
ana on your Here
beautiful
in
rich mahogany which sells the
hye months there is not blemsh and
No matter how little know pianos piano
of getting full We
openly boost business quarter of
century We manufacturers and dealers having number
stores in several We
worth something and they have to them
handso In I
the
perfectly sold for
time e7'.' 81
STORE OPEN EVENINGS O'CLOCK
o. Houck 4 y
7o2 Ave
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
SUBCOMMITTEE
IS APPOINTED
TO SECURE FUNDS FOR PURPOSE
or HAVING EGYPTIAN HUsT.
LERs' CONVENTION IN
CAIRO.

meeting OF the subcommittee
appointed by Chairman f. ID. Carey
Of the financial committee for the
Egyptian Hustlers' convention was
held last night at the Commercial
club and arrangements were made 10
raise the 81 900 needed for holding
he convention here.
The sub committee Is as follows:
To visit citizens and retailers
George T. Carnes. w. u. Huette,
Adolph Kaufman. p T. Langan.
Wholesalers. Hotels and Restau-
ants-W. II. Wood. Leon DenisOD. C.
L Keaton r. J. Kerth. John r.. Par
ham. G. p Eichenberger. E. J. Stub
bins. T. G.. Keith.
Gain Interests-H s. Antrim,
Douglas Halliday. w B. Thistlewood
Lumber and Woodworking Inter
esls-W n. Simpson. F. r. Atwood.
T.. D. Carey.
Brewery and Saloon Interests-Jos-
eph Curry Claude Winter. Peter
lind. +. =. Fitzgerald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
FRANK M'kAY, JR., SEEN IN
PApucAH AFTER BOAT AR.
RIVED THERE FROM
CAIRO.
THEORY OF FOUL PLAY
Advanced BY Boys Father-Reieves
Son Was Murdered-Coroner'
Inquest viii Not Be Held
Before Friday.

Frank Mckay, Jr, did not fall
from the Dick Fowler the night OF
March H. on the return trip of the
Cairo excursion. Witnesses saw the
boy. whose body was taken from the
Ohio river Wednesday, at Metropolis
landing. standing on Broadway after
the Dick Fowler came into this port
says the Paducah News-Democrat.
knowledge of this evidence has
come TO the ears of the young mans
father, Frank Mckay, of 722 North
Sixth street, and on this information
the father bases his theory of foul
play.
The information increases the mys.
terry surrounding the youths death.
Rumors that he was intoxicated on
the Dick Fowler and that he was as
saulted and, perhaps, knocked into
the river on the return trip, gave
rise TO the first clew on which the po-
lice worked. II Is now up to them
TO discover who murdered Frank Nc.
Kay in this city. or how he came to
fall into the river after he had landed
and climbed the hill leading ND
Broadway from the wharfboat.
Policeman William Want, OF Me.
tropolis. and Charles Spencer saw
Mckay and talked to him after the
boat landed here that night.
Il got on the Dick Fowler at Me-
tropolls ON the way TO Cairo and
stayed on her to help keep order"
said Want.
Il knew Mckay and | don't think
he was drunk ON the boat. People
were inquiring for him and hunted
for him but could not find him late on
the return trip. until saw him on
Broadway UP the hill Charles Spen.
Ger aud another man were with me.
Spencer lives at Botropolis. We
spoke 10 the young man. Three
other youths rushed up 10 him aud
grabbed him. They all acted as i'll
they had been drlnking-the three I
nesn-snd used vile language. That
IS the last ] saw Of Mckay"
Policeman Want came over this
morning to testify at the inquest. but |
u will not be held for two or three |
lays. probably Friday.
Policeman Want explained the |
~owling incident about the charges
foi bringing over the body. He said 1
Captain Cowling had not been mott
led Of the fact that the corpse was
@ be brought back. Want him elf
attended TO the matter and was in
ormed that a common carrier could
cot carry a corpse that was not en-
)almed. II would cost s25 TO get II
'mbalmed and that was the reason
he charge was made so high Then
Want made engagements
or bringing the body in skih. and
,spiain cowllng never knew Of the
Icident.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
JURY IN u. s. COURT FINDS COT.
TON 6ELr RAILROAD NOT
GUILTY or NEGLIGENCE
AS CHARGED.
IN HIS DAMAGE SUIT
BenL English Cleared OF Charge Of
Boot leoging@court viii
Adjourn This Morning After
A BRET Session.

In the e. $. court Yesterday the
jury found the defendant not guilty
in the case OF vi d. Holcomb VS. the
st. Louis Southwestern Railway com.
pany,
Mr.. Holcomb who formerly was a
mail clerk. running on that railroad
sued the company for $4,000 damages
for alleged negligence OF the com
pany in not properly heating the mail
cars as result of which he caught
a very re cold which threatened
to develop pulmonary tendency, re
curing him TO leave his old home and
to remove to Texas,
The railroad company had Witnesses
10 prove that it had furnished every
modern appliance Tor heating the cars
The arguments We're made by Attor-
neys Alexander Wilson and NJ, j.
o'Shea for the plaintiff and Miles
Fred'k Glib IT for the defendant
Benjamin English. who resides near
New Columbia, Massac county. was
found not guilty OF selling liquor
license English made
grape wine and it is saia, acknowl
edges that he put alcohol in it. This
however. was not proven and the pris
on was discharged.
The trial of A. w Carlton, rural
mail carrier charged with opening
letter that did not belong to him.
which was set for yesterday after
loon was continued 10 the next term
II court. Attorneys Thomas H. SheF
dan and George w English. OF Wan
Ia. represent the defendant. Con
gresham Pleasant T. Chapman, Post
master w II Gillian, ". c. Simpson.
Circuit Clerk c w Mills and Edward
3oyt. of Vienna. were here as witness
IS in the case.
Hon W E Trauiman. Of East ST. |
4ouis. United States district attorney
vas In court on business yesterday.
Court will adjourn this morning af
sr a brief session Several cases
would have been tried AT this term
nut the Cairo attorneys were not
'eady for trial h nee the early al.
Judge Wright and the other court |
officials will return TO Danville today |
With the exception Of Deputy Clerk A |
J. Davis, who will go To Harrisburg
or brief visit to his mother.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Nj
Vernon will continue falling at de
crea ing rate for the next severa'
days At Paducah and Cairo. will con
time falling for the next several days
the fall at Caro- during the next y
hours viii be about feet
The Tennessee from Florence tc
the mouth no material change during
the next sc. hours. but with rising
tend ney AT Florence and Riyerton.
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis TO Cairo. no material change
next III hours
The Wabash az Mtr Carmel, viii
fall SLOWLY for the next "a hours and
at Increasing rate thereafter.
CARRIES EALINNEY.
Section Director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
SORROW
OVER THE DEATH
A-S ~ lNtAE~
or MRS. w. &. EDMuNDs, A WELL
-----kAoWN RESIDENT OF CAIRO
--lNTERMENT AT CEN
TRALiA.

The death of Mrs W Il. Edmunds
as the result IT paralysis which was
briefly mentioned in yesterdays Bul.
Ietin as an occurrt nee OF early yesier
day morning. has caused great so7
row among her many friends.
Mrs. Edmunds Was woman OF fine
christian character. much beloved by
those who knew her best. She was a
of the Episcopal church
Mrs. Edmunds was born in New
York in 1914 Later her family re
moved to Illinois and she was united
in marriage 10 her husband in Cen
tralia. Twenty years ago they came n
Cairo 10 reside and have made this
city their home ever since. Mr.. Ed
munds being in the employ OF the Big
Four Railroad company. The hus.
band and two sons. F-ed". H. Ed
munds. of Pine Bluff, Ark. Md w. T
Edmunds. of Mt Carmel Ill survive
Mrs Edmunds.
Funeral services will be held
the residence $50 Third erect, this
evening, Rev. C. II. Armstrong OF I'm
manuel Lutheran church officiating
and the remains will be taken to Cen
traIia Friday morning for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
Coal for Havana.

The towhoat Harry Brown arrived
at New Orleans a few DAYS ago from
Pittsburg with 8 boats and "a barses
OF coal. barge OF coke, barges OF
structural steel for tine Chalmette
Sugar refinery and . barges contain
ing 1900 tons of coal for Havana
Cuba. The coal for Havana Is IN
steel barges specially constructed for
transit in the Gulf, and the shipment
will be the first one Of the kind so
made. The powerful ocean going tug
r W. Wilmot will tow the barges to
their destination. and II the enter
prise proves successful which 1t no
doubt will, other barges VIII be built.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

The southern Illinois Teachers A.
-ocistion Hill meet ~ Benton TODAY
tomorrow and next day. II will be Al
tended by Prof. 81 nden. Prof. Sny
de-. Prof. BauRister and several otn
ers Of the Cairo teachers. The round
NIP for the oecasirn from Cairo will
be tz-75. Profs. Snyder aud Clenden
IN are both ON he program for al
Or sses. the former discussing The
Qualifications Of the County Superin
iendent.- aud the latter The Evol5
ton & Pedagogy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
INDOOR BASEBALL PLAYERS
DECIDE ON ANOTHER SERIES
Banquet and Speech Making at Armory Hall &C.
casion For Much Fun Also For Spirited ChaI-
Ienges and Counter Challenges

/ Bates, Kleb, Dilts, Peabody, Sheehan,
Physcher and others. and long ones
were made by Gihofer and Greaney.
From congratulations and compi.
ments the speakers gradually passed
to bantering and ii wasn't long till
several of them locked horns SO TO
speak. as to what the losing teams
cruid do 10 the winners IL they had
another chance. Capt. Greaney, OF
Co, X was the most aggressive
among the challengers. and he put
Gilhofer, OF the Giants, an his metal.
There We're some sharp passages be-
tween the two which showed that
there was spirit enough left among
all the teams for another contest, and
this was finally decided upon. in the
adoption of motion made by Cap.
Greaney that the president OF the
league appoint committee OF four
who shall by lot select four teams to
play another series of nine games.
President Wilson appointed as such
committee Harris Schulze, LLOYD
Gates, George Wichert and ALI
Haynes. This contest is not to be
70. the pennant which Is to remain
in the possession OF the Giants who
have fairly won 1t, but for the pur.
pose of keeping up interest in the
sport.
The following interesting state.
ment of the standing of the clubs and
players is from Official Scorer Selden
Fisher:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

The Indoor base ball banquet was
a success last night at Armory hall.
Ii was attended by all the boys and
then some. and all had grand good
time feasting on the good things set
before them by Caterer Goethe. and
rendering some lively chin music
about base bali past present and TO
come. BY general consent the
Giants occupied the place OF honor
at the board, and the Co, X team
took the foot OF the table because of
the many goose eggs they had gath
cred during the contest. States At
torney Wilson who always talks for
the boys and sometimes for the
girls, and who is president, vice presi-
dent, treasurer and secretary of the
league presided a. the head of the
table. and Capt. w p. Greaney, OF
Co. X took mighty good care that the
foot wasn't overlooked Hank" had
provided turkey, ham, beef katofel
salat. olives, radishes. celery, bread.
cake, slaw and half dozen other sub.
stantials. also some liquids including
coffee soda water und auch Elm venig
Deutsches FateTland all OF which
was thoroughly enjoyed. and when
the cigars had been passed around,
he postmaster. etc. called for talk.
Indoor ball was the theme proposed
fol- all. A review of the past season
was discussed BIZ nearly all at first
ia which the captains and members
Of the teams took part. Short talks
were made by Fitzgerald Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 3a.1 on the Cairo
gauge last evening showing a fall Of
10 feet In "a hours One year age
ii was 45.1.
Rising rivers were reported yes
terdas as follows: CINCINNATI, al
Louisville ~. Chattanooga OF. Gun
iersyille eS, Davenport 90. st. Louis
OIL, Chester 90. vicksburg OF.
The Beaver went to ST Louis yes.
terday with one barge OF lumber AMI
one empty.
The L. S. light tender Patrol came
into port yesterday from Columbus
and awaits orders here.
The Dick Fowler was In port as
usual yesterday She had bigger
business than usual and was a little
late.
The Peters Lee left Memphis last
evening feF-eaifo and Cincinnati.
She will be here tomorrow.
The Stacker Lee will be in port to-
night or In the morning from St
Louis hound for Memphis.
The Ferd Herold will be in port
today from Memphis bound for st.
Louis. On her way down she had
1884 packages of merchandise in
Guiding % bales of cotton, 3,l7g sacks
OF corn. She has 225 bales OF cotton
and fine trip Of passengers com
ing up.
More drift was left ON the wharf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Woman,s Club Mse,inn.

The W'ofnan's Club held an interest
ns meeting Yesterday afternoon wi n
program given by m Philanthropy
department. Of which Mrs. J. f Strong
D. chairman. 4 discussion Of philan-
ihropie toH g was held In which Mrs.
=. ; Dewey, the president Mrs. John
: Hacker and others took part. Mrs.
W. l.. Holi sang beautiful solo. &C.
companied By Mrs. r. r. ThistlewOod
aud Mrs " F. Smith played a piano
solo in aer usual effective mannrr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
WORTH SAVING.

Here l. simple prescription.
cas- given by an eminent author
ity on Kidney diseases and
!. rheumatism:
Fluid Extract Dandellon. one
+. half ounce: Compound Gargon.
one ounce: Compound Syrup
. Sarsaparilla. three ounces. Take
4. a teaspoonful after each meal
. and a. bedtime
/. A well-known local drugg' st
I. Is authority that the G irgrcdi-
. eBts are harmless and easily
. mixed at home by shaking vel
. in a bottls. He also states
. that be has been advised by
. many OF bis patrons that this
prescription has peculiar
. healing and 500 hing effect up
. on the entire Kndisyen ETAOl
, On the entire Kidney and Urn
. s-y structure. often ov TrcomiBg
, the worst forms of Bsckacbe
, and BLADDER weakness in just
|. a little while. This mixture is
|. said to remove all blood dis
, orders and relieve Rheuma-
, tism.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE WEATHER
ssgSsssss1sssssssSsssssssS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet. Light
ernment bulletin from points. None
In the river valleys. Frosts were re-.
ported IN Eastern Tennessee. Central
Mississippi Northern Alabama. eGor.
gia, South Carolina and extreme north.
east Florida.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
FUNERAL NOTICE.

EDmuNos-Died. az l:55 a. m.
Wednesday April Ord. 1907. after
brief Illness Ms. Edmunds. beloved
wife Of W +. Edmunds. aged G.
wears.
Funeral services viii he held AZ
T:3a O'Clock p. m. today (Thursday).
az the residence. S2o Third street.
Rev. Chas. II. Arms rong officiating.
nrrial win take pace AZ Centralia-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Showers and
probably thunderstorm cooler.
Illinois: Showers and thunder.
storms except fair south portion, cool
or afternoon.
Kentucky and Tennessee fncreas-
ing cloudiness with showers warm.
err
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

slope by cthe recent rise than has
been known in many years. II is
gathered on The paved wharf between
Fourth and Sixth streets within rs
feet Of the stone wall n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
Sun and Moon.
Washington Forecast.

Washington, April s.-lLLINOlS--
Rain Thursday; Friday partly cloudy
and colder with fresh south, shifting
to west winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

Subscribe for The Bulletin ana get
all the news Only soc per month To-
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
PITCHERS RECORDS.
DIAMOND DUST.
Double plays. Is


Triple plays flanagan January
game between Company aud EIbs
and Neal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
ALL.srAs TEAM OF HirrsHs.

Halliday Herbert Id:
L. Gates and Balm. Pbyscher and 81 Trip. 6elders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04
HIGHEST AND LOWEST SCORES.

Rats. IS: Company r. January 22nd
Giants & Rats. :: February 9Th.
&C.,. sEI.DEN FISHER Official Scorer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-04

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The oasis., 1907-03-23
s.llstln

MORALES, March g, 1907 Effect. i've March 10th, Train No, fl will leave Noqales at 7.20 q. m. Train No. 12 will leave Tucson at 3:4S D. m., arriving at Nogales at 9:25 D. m. or 10 r. m. Sonora time.
 w. C. BOWMAN,
 Agent $. r. Go.
The oasis., 1907-03-23
Assessment Notice.

Los ANGELES Cal, March 7, 1907.- To the stockholders of the Gro Fin0 Mining k Milling Co.,:
 At q called Directors Meeting of the Orc Fino Mining and Milling Co., it was voted that ihe sum Of Five Thousand, Dollars (si000) gold coin of the United States be and is hereby called in from the stockholders of the corpora ton for the purpose of raising funds to pay off the indebtedness of the corporation and for that purpose an assessment of two and one half cents per share be and is hereby levied upon each and every share of the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of the Corporation at their office, 737 Bryson Block, Los Angeles Cal.
 Any stock upon winch this assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday, the fifteenth day nt April, 1907, will be delinquent and adver- tised for sale at public auction and unless payment is made before, such portion as sis necessary will be sold at public auction on Wednesday, the fifteenth day of May, 1907 at the office of the Corporation, at2P NJ, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale by order of the Board of Directors
 ORC FINO MINING x MILLING co.
 C. F. WHITTIER, Sec'y. March 23-April 13.