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The Winslow mail., 1907-09-07

Miss Hazel Kraft, of San Die.
go, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ramage.
The Winslow mail., 1907-09-07

BOrn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence ]. Spellmire, Thursday morn
ing, son.
The Winslow mail., 1907-09-07

Supt. Gibson spent Sunday and
Labor Day with his family in AL
buquerque.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
orrIne Treatentn ~ De Used at HOME
Without Publicity or Loss OF
Time From Business.

Thousands Of people who reall'
want TO qu.t the use of whisky Ct
beer. realize that they cannot do s.
without medical help, yet the CO.
not afford the time or perhaps
money to 90 to a sanatorium. ha
pily n new cure for drunkenness h
been discovered which is 10 he takrs
at home and costs less than the av ?
age drinker VII spend in a day T..
drink
In using Orrinc here Is absolute
no publicity. as the remedy us So
b. the loading druggists in near
every city and town. or IT can u
sent by mail. Sure relief & positiv'
wncn 0rrinc s used. So uniform =
successful is this treatment that II
every box is a registered gua-ante
which entities you to a refund e
your money if Orrine ia Is TO effec'
a cure.
Orrine is in two forms. No. /. a
secret remedy. absolutely tas Gle
and odorless which, can be given in
food or drink without the patient s
knowledge: No , in pill form for
those who wish TO he curcI The
price of either form IS 81 box. SEM
10 the Orrine Co. Washington. y
G.. for free booklet and consultation
blank.
The desire for liquor is soon d
Mt
and before long the pa
tient Is freed from the terrible drink
craving and the drink will not b
missed
Orr.ne is for sale by Paul G. Schulz
& Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Ecmininc Taste in hooks.

Women in the last :ifteen YEARS
have taken to reading a much better
class OF books, said a veteran
dealer. Il think | may safely asa IT
that the average woman has to Day
finer literary taste than tle
average man.
1T used to be different Women
used to TO read nothing bat the
"Dutchess." Mrs. Southworth. Bor-
tina NJ. Clay, and writers of that
class. Now they read Howe'ls,
Joseph Conrad. Kipling. Wells. Mrs.
Wharton. Hardy. W w. Jaeobs,
George Meredith. and so on.
so much for my average woman
patron My average mtn patron
reads Conan Doyle. Hall CaiEs.
Rider Haggard. Winston CHURCHILL
writer's Of the popular class.
II suppose II is the higher ed1ca-
tion ami the greater freedom nov
allowed women that have impros I'd
their literary taste so mendous ~"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ON THE RIVERS
Change Of Lights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
viii Be Called Duquesue-Three
States After Big Cargo
of Corn.

Office Of Inspector. Fourteenth Dis.
trict, Cincinnati, Ohio
April 18th, 1907
Masters and pilots are notified that
the light. Evansville No. !, has been
discontinued. A new light mas been
established III Watson Landing
WA. BRAtfNERAR EUTHER,
Commander r. $. Navy Inspector.
Fourteenth Light House District
April 18th. 1897
Masters and pilots are notified that
the light, y. q. Warehouse" has been
moved onf mile do3n the river the
river to Marshall Lambert's.
WA. BRAtfNER AREuTHER,
Commander. Z. S, Navy Inspector
Fourteenth Light House District.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
WILL
BEGIN MONDAY
OF ROBINSON cRusoE. JR., MUsi-
CAL COMEDY TO BE PRE-
SCENTED BY THE ELkS
IN MAY.

Their was a large attendance OF
young men and girls at the Elks Club
rooms last night in response TO a call
issued by the entertainment commit
tee composed OF r. J. Pryor chair.
man; p II. Smyth. jesse ". Gross,
Prof W d. Bannister and f. p. Fiiz-
gerald, for the propose Of discussing
nh play and cast of characters i'm
Robinson Crusoe. Jr., the play the
ELS will present at the opera house
May { and :
Mr. and Mrs Frederick 5. Howe
Miss Edith Lottr,dge and Walter Glib.
ney. who have been engaged by III
local lodge to put on the play were
present
The characters have not been as
signed but IL is understood will D.
Monday evening when Iehearsals will
begin I'm earnest
The play is said 10 be tuneful and
rcplete with comedy. hence tn public
ray expect another ons of the Elks'
Incompatible entertainments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
To Chang. Name

The II. N. HoXie will be called the
Duquesue when she again goes in,o
business. The changing of the name
OF his towbosi Is in line with the
policy OF the company which is en-
d avoring to change lne names of all
It's towboats. The boats were secured
al the time of the combination. and In
every case were named after their
owners. Thes names keep alive the
rames Of the old-time coal companies
and the corpora ion desires that other
titles he given the boats. The name
Of the gov rnment boat Gen. Theodore
Schwann IS reported 20 have been
changed 10 The Swan because of an
order from The war department pro
hibiting the naming OF boats after
army OF GERS who ar SAN living.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The steamer Three States went 10
Philad lphia Point last evening after
i ur tho; sand sacks of corn for the
Samuel Hastings Commission Com
pany.
The river marked 2s.2 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing 4
fall Of 90 in "A hours. one year ago
II was io.l feet
Rising rivers were ported yes
terday as follows Parkers 0G. Cia-
cinnati 90, Chattanooga o.. St Louis
on. Chester o.
The Sadies Lee from Memphis al
il a. m. returned TO that port, leaving
here at $50 p. m. having a good trip.
The H rman PeapclSe came up from
the lower river yesterday wi lum
Der for the Chicago Mil
The Ferd Herold arrived from 81
Louis at II a m. and was in port till
1880, adding freight for the lower
river pc MS,
The Beav r brought eleven barges
Of coal from Cincinnati yesterday
morning. which she added to the Com
hine fleet. She will return with emp,
les
The &c rgie Le arrived from Gin
cinnali at p. m. yesterday with a fine
trip for Memphis. She was here til.
$50 but didn't get much as The other
two boats had cleaned mp the Fl light
The Dick Fowler landed below the
wharf boat yesterday because there
wasn't room for her al the boat She
Is doing good bit of business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The Ohio viii continue falling dur
ing the next 80 hours AZ Evansville
and NJ Vernon and during ibe nexi
IS hours or longer. at Paducah and
Cairo.
The fenness e II Florence. no ma
ieTial ei5aage. and al JohnsonviIc.
viii continue falling during he next
- hours
The Mississippi from below 81.
lou's 70 slightly above Cairo. viii con
iinue rising during the neN g hours.
The wabasb az NJ Carmel win r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
SPLENDID TO USE.

This is the month 10 ria the
; system Of Blood disorders OF
all kinds, of which Rhcuma-
tism is the most prevalent
; symptom and hardest 20 over.
come during the winter
, months. when the Kidneys
; have failed TO filter out the
; rio acid and other waste mat
; ter.
; 4 WI known authority
, writes INA, the worst forms
of Rheumatism Blood disat-
ders. also Kidney and Bladder
, weakness are often readily re-
lieyed and prevented during an
entire ar by taking for a
I. little while one tea cpoonf II
the following mixture after
meals and Al bedtime. viz
Fluid Extract Dsndeliou one
half ounce. Compound Kargou
, one ounce Compound syrup
Sarsanarilla three uunc
4 local drugeis states that
these are harmless ingredients
which ANY good prescription
pharmacy can supply aud
anyone can easily mix them
A. home by SHAKING 10 q bot
; tie.
II il said by many ~ The
; old folks that The above mix
ture. if tai during This
; month. WI add years 20 life
and prevent many q sick and
miserable day during the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
MLrderous Assault.

A negro named Tom Bonner beat a
1egro woman in terrible manner
yesterday morning. in the vicinity Of
Thirtythird and Poplar streets. He
vas arrested by Chief Egan and OFF
Ger Wade and lodged in Jail. The
woman is badly hurt having been
struck nn the head with a hatchet but
her injuries were not believed o be
fatal al last account.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
nd would not commit suicide under

and would not commit suicide under
any circumstances.
The last mentioned theory, that he
ran away to avoid unpleasant ex-
posure following the loss Of money
perhaps not his own is not believed
hv his numerous friends here. who
nave "A high regard for him person
ally. But that he was seen in the
gambling place as stated above is at
tested by several eye.witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

New York city is the greatest Y. NJ
g. A. center in the world. 1t has more
than 40 organizations and 10000 mem
bcrs; it has 400 secretaries and en-
ployes. and $500 of lis members are
office holders and committeeman, Its
largest building. the Twenty-third
street branch. cost sl,OOO,O00. and has
$500 members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
For Beating a Horse.

In the city court yesterday Ned
Tice. negro was fined sS.20 for
Whipping a horse needlessly. He
went to Jail w Leonard and Jesse
Polite were fined $500 on the charge
OF vagrancy and stay Of execution
o leave the city was given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
SHORTAGE OF $500.

Muskcgee. T. T. April 20-T was
officially ared tonight that Lyman
X Lane. former financial clerk for the
United states Indian agent. has been
fnaic bF the Federal Grad Jury
.ciargadt win embezziine $500 Of
Government f11ds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!: 1.-THE WEATHER |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was crisp and clear, VITA
gentle breeze from the northwest.
The government bulletin reported rain
from 20 points, little or none in the
upper river vail VS.. Frosts occurred
in the Ohio valley Tennessee aud in
the mountain districts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

II the feet are tired and painful
with long Standing they will iecl
much rested il bathed in salt water
and If after washing salt is rubbed
over the hands it viii close the pores
and keep the skin soft
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Not a Vast improvement.

A Spanish laundry has a station
sry tub in H.. bat this Increases la0or
instead OF tightening It. FOR unless
rain has filled the tub. which is out
Of doors ia the court yari water has
to he drawn fr2a,. the vnii to fll it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Members of Cairo Central Labor
union are much aroused over the
case. as are all union labor men in
this section. The Cairo union will
Eold a meeting today as announced
elsewhere and make thorough inquiry
INTO the circumstances and do what
ever may be possible TO solve the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The woman who wants to seem
taller must see how slender sho can
be. The thinner she is. the taller
she will look. other things being
equal But there are things she
must do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

We gather. from preliminary rTff
Tor twol, that a wellknown writer Is
bringing cut book entitled "SnoAs."
No doubt it will be issued IA volumes.
London Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
AROUND ON THE PRICE
THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE DON'T LIKE.

PEOPLE DON'T LIKE its 10
practices methods The dealer makes
sliding
and having DC
individual sale much
different and honorable We do II be
build the stores of The O. K Hoack
Piano from and full
viii be living advertise
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Birth Of a Son.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Fleming of rs Twentieth street
yesterday afternoon. TIL parents
md two little sisters are rejoicing
over his arrival.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
PRINCETON TRUSTEE DEAD.

South Orange. y. J.. April 20-S.
Bayard Dol is dead. aged - years.
Re was president 81 the board of
truesfees of the Stevens Institute ~
Hob0ken. and Sc oldest Trustee Of
pr.nceinm InlHnr.-tr-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
SEVEN TO cNE SHOT WINS.

New York. April 2o.-W. n. Carey.
a Ia ! shot. cJsiiy won the Qoeen
county handicap. one mile ~ Aqua
dec- TODAY defeating GlcHae-. the
teitsr handicap winner Pre'aasica.
o. fo ] second. Good Luck. Is 20 I.
arished third Cloriher finished a1a.5
aach. Time-1-i1.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Hands should not be exposed to
extremes of temperature. Neither
very hot nor very cold water should
be used and II is not well to be on
stautly washing them. When wash
ed, however, II should be done thor
oughly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TEETH KILLED HIM.

Louisville Ky, April William
humphrey, a waiter WHO swallowed
his false teeth a week ago. d ed to
day at the city hospital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Little women make mistake y
they wear tight-fitting shoulders AMI
long, thin sleeves They only max :
themselves look weazen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Peculiar Plumber.

Among the plagder which burglars
carried of recently from san Fran.
cisco house were two donkeys. or bur
ros. as They cal them cut there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

We have many sach friends and
wher any one recommends you to
buy from the O X Houck Piano Co..
sou may rest assured they do 50
from the purest motives for we posi-
lively pay 10 commissions to any one
for bringing or sending customers TO
us or for recommending our Pianos
The sliding price dealer usually has
some secret arrangement with mum
ber Of people friends or musicians
whereby they are paid a commission
for recommending that particular
dealer and his pianos
We prefer TO deal squarely and in
the open guaranteeing 10 each custom
er the same price and the same fair
treatment that is given % all, rather
than to get an abnormal profit from a
single deal and pay over part Of it
10 the commission ~friend" for recon.
mending us DO you want US to
charge you SIS to $50 more for a
- tr@
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Sun and Moon.
Washinnton Forecast.

Washington, April 20. ILLINOIS
Fair and warmer Sunday and Mon
day; light to fresh winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

main about stationary or fail slowly
w f BARON
Official Temporarily in Charge
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The 81 amer Dick Fowler will make
a special Fri pto Metropolis April %
on account Of the Tri-State Odd Eel
lows meeting
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TEMPERANCE WORKER DEAD.

Dunkirk ~ Y. April 2o.-Mrs.
Esther Mcneil. founder Of the Won
ems Christian Temperance Union and
bfs pre- -ident OF the organization.
diel 1T her home in FrcGonia today.
aged -. She was widely known
throughout The United States as q
temperance worker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

piano than it's worth, just to pay
some one for recommending it, We
think not. The commission friends
Judgment is worthless to you for tnev
will recommend the piano sold by the
dealer who VIII pay the biggest CON,
mission.
We have just received some brand
new 1907 styles of kurtzmann pianos,
they are beauties Come in and see
them
We still have two or three great
bargains in slightly used standard
makes of pianos To you who want
a really good reliable piano at a low
price now is your last chance to get
it We have sold a number Of them
but have two Or three Of the best bar
gains left
Come now for a day may be too
late and you may miss the chance OF
saving from $50 q $3.50 on a piano
Leave cFders here for frs class
tuning.
( PIANO CO
Ave. Cairo, Illinois.
OK, Nashville, Chattanooga.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Hawking and Splitting Dropping into
the Throat, Foul Breath.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Q. < HOUCk PIANO CO
7o2 Commercial Ave. Cairo, Illinois
ST Louis Memphis Little Rock, Nashville, Chattanooga
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04
Cause and Effect.

when a minor Philadelphia County
Court was about 10 open its session re-
Gently the discovery was made that
the court crier was absent. A substi-
tute was provide4 and the court had
barely taken up a case when breath
less messenger boy dashed in with a
telegram signed by the absent crier.
The missiye was handed to the judge,
who read:
"Wnc's mother died last night.
Will not be able TO cry today
Brooklyn Life.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04
ESs.NSSH
HGSEII3
Especial Correspondence)

Subway traffic between Manhattan
and the borough Of Queens was estab-
lished a few days ago. Previously the
one electric ear that has been put in
the north tube Of the twin Belmont
tunnels under the East river had trav-
eled from Long Island city 10 Man-of-
War reef but on this occasion for the
first time the car was run clear across.
Four round trips were made. On the
last half of the final trip from Long
Island City to the station midway be
tween Third and Lexington avenues in
Forty-second street, this city, test for
speed was made. The distance OF
more than two miles was made i'm l-2
minutes. starting and stopping time
included.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

Another magnificent hotel is an
nounced TO open in a few days 1t IS
reported TO have cost upwards Of $l2-
GOO 0OO, which is the top notch SO far
That ii is not regarded as a losing
proposition may be inferred from the
announcement that one Of its patrons
will pay a yearly rental Of 100000 for
a suite Of rooms. Others have taken
suites at $4,000, and other rooms in
the hotel are said to have been leased
to permanent occupants at correspond
ing prices. Nevertheless. it is said
that the accommodations of this estab-
lishment are intended for the moder-
ately wealthy only. The really rich
live in palaces by themselves during
the season and occupy palaces or villas
elsewhere at other times, according to
their whims.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

Persons who have travelled on GER
tain Of the great transatlantic steam
ships. and have observed the systcma-
tic robbery Of unsuspecting passengers.
by gambling sharpers who infest those
floating palaces. will be interested in
the report that, for the first time in
the history OF ocean travel, the police
of this city and the steamship compa-
nies have united in a war on proSes-
siunal steamship gamblers. In brief.
il is said to be the intention of the
companies to post pictures Of all the
tricky gentry. i'm a conspicuous place
i'm the smoking rooms Of steamers, in
the ticket Offices and in all other places
where the gamblers might be in evi-
dence. The report has il that the cru
sade will not stop at that, however, as
the companies will refuse to sell tick
cts 10 men who are known to be
gamblers. and will decline to trans
port known gamblers who may at
tempt to travel on tickets issued under
other names than their own. The co.
operation of the police is expected To
make il an easy matter to keep the
proposed rogues' gallery of card sharp
ers fairly complete.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

II is claimed indigestion is the ma
tional disease. That's why the de-
mand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
keeps increasing because they do the
work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia. in
digestion. bloating. etc. yield quickly.
Two days treatment free. ASK your
druggist about them. Sold by L. r.
Grady, 1916 Westminster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

The day is soon coming according to
SIR Caspar Purdon Clarke. when the
richest shoppers Of Paris will ask for
he brocades Of Paterson. N. J.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

The board OF education has ordered
an investigation to determine whether
the abolition of corporal punishment
has been beneficial or detrimental &c
the scrool system. The inquiry will be
conducted by a special committee, TO
be appointed by President Winthrop.
The opinions of suDerintendents and
principals will be sought.
Moral suasion is now used entirely
now in the schools in disciplining pu-
pills In the opinion of some school
commissioners II has proved utterly
inadequate to maintain good order. Any
return to corporal punishment will be
literally cOntestedb Z'tn"Ui-tt ,fifn
bitterly contested however.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

That Is rather severe indictmen.
which the distinguished rabbi, DR.. Sill
yerman of this city, brings against the
medical profession. He says that IL is
unprogressive, and that it has become
more Of trade than profession when
its practioners go into household and
demand enormous fees before they will
relieve suffering. AS a matter Of fact
IL is probably true that no science has
made greater progress In recent years
than that OF surgery. II is probably
a fact. furthermore, that the medical
profession is more charitable than
most others, and that very large
proportion Of the service OF the doc
tors is rendered without pay. II Is
feared that the rabbi is woefully mis-
taken in his arraignment.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

Boston has been selected by Grace
George as one of the first cities TO see
her i'm her New York and London sue
cess "Divorcons." She will appear at
the Hollis Street theatre, Sept 80.
This light comedy from the pen OF
the master French dTamatist. Sardou,
is unuucstionably the best play In
which Miss George has ever appeared,
and its presentation, both In New
York and abroad was the sensation OF
the past dramatic season. In support
of Miss George will be Frank Worth
ing. who is most pleasantly remem-
bered for his excellent work with
many prominent stars.
The great shows Of the past few
weeks at Kcith's will have worthy
successor i'm the program arranged for
this week Harry Bulger, the popu-
lar comedian. who made such a sue
cess i'm Woodland" will head the
list He has capital act made up
largely of patter songs, of which he Is
by far the best singer on the Ameri-
can stage Saleruo. the wonderful Eu-
ropean iugglcr who is acknowledged
to be the greatest manipulation of small
objects i'm the world, will exhibit his
marvellous skill. He has a number
of new tricks.
What must he admitted TO he the
greatest vaudeville bill ever offered
TO the people of New England will be
presented by Klaw a Erlanger at the
fremont theatre for the week begin
ming Monday, Sept. 30. In its make
UP will be found the names of Euro
pean stars never before seen here, aud
imported at immense eXpense-artists
who have created sensations for sew
eral seasons at their home theatres
and only released for brief tours OF
America To this leading firm Of theat-
riCal managers. At the head of the
list stands Gus Elem. the famous cost
er and cockney comedian from Lon
don. Kara, the celebrated juggler from
Germany. is another Of the importa-
tiuns. Newhold and Carroll, novelty
horizontal bar experts. are others.
The Alexandrofi troupe Of Russian
singers and dancers. five handsome
girls and FIVE men in whirlwind dan
ces. is another phenomenal importa'
ton.
That the New England food fair
and house furnishing exposition will
be. when Il opens in Boston at Mech
anics building. oct Z. the greatest ex-
position of any kind ever held i'm that
| city now seems 10 be an assured fact
AS an exhibition OF food products and
house furnishings II will be the most
colossal thing of the kind ever at
tempted. There will be more than 35I
exhibitors and OF these 80 are to give
manufacturing exhibits. Housekeeper'
cannot afford TO miss visiting thi'
wonderful show and IL will take da,
TO see il.