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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Scirnths : Qiccu,cu.

Sam. @erfomib, q, unb Minnie
8plbberg. IS, 9tr. "a, gQbcmarlcsStr II.
6crDiuano gspcpL -, unO gtbcl
i. 9renipn, 81, 9cioc bon @oibing'
ton, 2, Is.
Gabriel .. Sorocla. @ittlpcr, 45,
&oibington, :. s., unb Worgoret ).
Gardner, At, @ittpe, 5oronto. Gan.
@ilhert Sinoou, %, 2ollrupine,
Mh., mo Margoret @ius, 26.
9bnrlea u. Gonion, 80, Neluorf,
NJ, unb glnn .. Yniiano, 80. Pip
plifont 2Oris Eaiiono, Nr.229, @eits
Safnpette Nucnltc. s.: ,,
Gn1it 9tub, q, Nr. 1410, Gopfiie.
Strobe, unh Ilmu Sodemcper, 10.
Sacub SocomoiB, %, mnb 8oloc
@robarnic, a, @ittne. Applifnnt
2ouis Nlian, Nr. $40, Sit.Erott-
StraBc. l'
Sbcobbrc y. alemm, 81, 1no gona
&. Gllltion. II. Mpplifnnt Sroncis 81.
alenlnl, 9tr. 90, Ct. Eoul-S troBe.
nEtplnnaN. Wtc@uirf, %, Nr. tt3,
Sif6iH,ain rfnn. glpcnuc, mno Gli5a.
beth &ariten 81.
Sant 2euitt, %, unb Sophie ga.
pluiNI2orn m
Mprfttn0 fSbinion, "a, ulo SSenl1p
Natbaist 2g1i applifont 2oris Nat,
bans, $3.50 OBJ, Siio.Gentrol-a pe.
SpRW tEtfTbmon, 81, Nr. 1910,
Sit-@oltimorc. Strobc, unb Dtolic
&ldlpdnStp, IS.
GanieI Togcrs, Jun, %, ger. 1905.
Sit-Wnbinion> StrGe, mo Carrie
6. Gofron, %.
CHARLES g. SiQmol 81, uno Wnrp
6. Gedorb, 26. NppIifant Sarrp 3.
Woooen Nr. $50, @elt.Erott.S Ctr.
abulil Hagni. 26, Nr. 652. @eit-
2erinaton. Strobe, mb Gli5abetb
Gardener, %.
Sorriion EenL 80. Heeospiae, &C..
So, nnb SnIlie g. 9apis, %. Mp-
plifont Charles u. Yenn, Hceospiuc,
N.s9.
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Hbi GGi Gpnuentiuu.

Iieiclbe miro bonn eriten bis Oritten
Sanuur in baltimore tugcl1. -
ReihbultigeS 8eidlGitS. mo Ser
gniiaunQS Rrogramm - Gtiuu
800 2Ier3te ais GheiInebnler bier
crmnrtet.
Pm T.. Sontor miro IN unierer
Sto0t sic 5politc TSabres: Contention
ser Ebi Gbt 9rii0eri6oft beginner,
pelder piclc beoertrnOe Aer5tc ser
Dit. mo SiIoItuotcu ais W}itgliroer
uil9c6orcn. IS perocn ctma 40 o.
legutcn bier erluartet, Die iQUnltiid
pom elmer groBen Nn5abl Wiit9lic0cr
bcglcitCt icill pcr0cn. Sic Sallpts
qllnrtirrc prr0en ole Sptcls Hclpc-
orrc un0 Nclulcrt biI0en, ltno filr Die
@cid1itaiibun8cn tn0 gciellidnfts
lideu NCran1taltrngen lit 2cbmann'a
Sole aemnnneu. Su Baltimore bls
ben pier &opitel ser Vriioeri6ait
ibrcn SiB: ola Beta Beta" i'm 9aI.
timore MeOical College nrit IS Mit-
9Iieoern 0ua oEbi Sigma" an ser
llniperiit0t Der Wnrplano Meoical
Shool NIT etmo 40 WitqIicOern ona
Celia Iclto" int Goacgc Of Yhu.
i%icials nuo Slr9eona uno 0a5 , Ghtto
(beto" i'm Mnrplano Weoicol Sol.
lege.
Sir Sen Gr6ifnungStas Ct. Son.)
lit bic &e9iltriritng Der GeIcAotcn
ltn0 Uiit1licocr, cine N~unoinbrt ourd,
Die Stoot uno Nben0s Der 9cild eli.
mes lbcoters por9eiebcn. Am nGd.
item Gage %bCqinncn Die @ei6Gfts.
%iiBungcn; Or. SboS. g. &onea pom
Clinton, 60, miro bic 0c1riiBungS-
NnipradJc halte1; olBer inn mcr0en
nod, mebrere beOeutcuoc 9(cr5te per
id)icbencr Stantcn ipredlcn. Nnl
Nbeno miro Elm GoQ III 2%ebmulln'S
@aIle itattfinoen. Sir Sen 0ritten
5og 6. Son.D lit Damn sic @nbl Der
9canten on1eiebt lulo nit einenl
6%citbanfett miro oa9 Ero0rnntm lei.
llen Nbid)lltB iinoen.
IS Giebt bellte 30 nftipc &apitcI
ltno Elm Nlllnnten &npitel in ioIgen.
oen Stantcn: Sermont, arntutp,
1elnneilec, SirginieL Nlobattla,
EenniDIponiclt, %noinno, @oitiiionn.
ScrNS, NIinoiS, Georgia, Siio-Goro.
lima, NorO.Gorolina Giitrift Gplllm.
bia, MiAigun Chic, WarplnnO, Ilo-
ri0a unO Mnine. Wte6r ais 200O
Ner5te 5Gblt bic Ebi G1i @riioerihait
Su ibren Witglieoern, pon oenen min.
oeItcns 800 SIT Der Convention bier
Priuartet merDen.
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Sbclapeafc Nampfer.G pmpaanie.

- Sbeiapcafc.Sinie.
e'eoaHie *anaaier.Sampier "eoIumbia" una
Slo Npint Guminrt nno s~'oriult, ga.
Satip'et ~oerlalleil baltimore taglib (auSee.
Ho!nlllel Sonlllags) nm 100 9lbenos iino foIlt.
men III Clio Noint Comfort nm 8 libr Dior.
sells Ino in ~9iortoif nm 80 Nloreens an, an.
l6itebeno an pie giienbabn8iae ilat alen
Yuililen oes Sloefls mo Sioiueftens.
Ynrt.0iiper.2in
eisSanis Il Valagier.S aIgplsr @tlanta.
Sal1pler o~erlnlen Baltimore Sienltaes. Don.
lerllaes llle SanlNtaass, nm 8 ll9r ~gla6mittaeS
no t%oIiiIlelt 81 gSeif'Voint nm T. 40 .HorseflS
'no IN NthTone nm 9.20 g%ioraens an.
abrt Del aiinitigeni sSetter in @Ioucefier 9oint,
S=lemsnis' giap Sani uno Iamono,s a%p!ssen:,
~ nno 70. aiabtitraken:ssertts.' y" 10
.Srrbsellcte mad alien Yurften l6unet ee.
Ibert @epdf nnleeeeben ilno StaiiitenBimmer
SGet'Siireaur; yir. 119, Ct.galtimpre. strakt,
u. Ii. 3ipbiun, 4sent; 9ir. 127, On .Naltimpre.
strafc, ober. ben Suupt.giireaug an 9iatt.
H" S. Sss,Si ;sait:r. T0'''m- re- I q =. es,su.
s. s.. WseDannsi, ehIfs.@eR.. 8uii. saaeaSt.
Baltimore Iampf .Hadet So.
lsits ano suS..iatIss sai:stnts;)
''"'E' yS iS'ss1a's sasH.; sMa'a''s'"
9au.Dtes tabrea ta9Ii9. sSnntaos apsaenom
a~isbt.strcbs. $50 abenss' Ssr.,f mad ciS
8cti!t Comfort. @erfoIi, @artsmomtb nnS anen
&unftem ees siioels. lUerbinbune In Oh
Ritbr1ono, gsrbinouns. in R~ortsmont5 NIT BEN
rSeaboath air Cine" feIibenr 3uee ne& .portb
mouth unb Gtlanta. Sn gorfolf Berbtnbnna
tpeitI!9 unb Obj Dominion 2ineA mad Neips
NetpsDorf.
MabIaelien nod eueopdifGem Blame. auru.
ri5fe &aiiten8irnmer, eIettrif8e BeIeu&hina,
Iampfbeia,ne, aoten fret. 6eferotrie aafiiten.
Rt. 1j7. Sft.SaItfmore.straB Ni. SOC mnb
e0s. ~Qtabtsetrabe, 9. u. 6. Office, @fboftsGde
baltimore. unb GaIbertsGtrabe, Continental
1ruit Nuilbtne" unb GIbauet'&. Nr. 100. Norbs
gtarIeSsstrabe.
Sptn D. stergpsb, q. UyptpW,
2icesRrdf. II. Ger. ,Wann0def. Gen. ,1af. sdaeH1.
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lponOcrrng ibrer itntertbonen att5ll.
ncbmelt, ober oieie 5llr &iidfebr III ibr
oltes Suterlano 81 p%eranlahen, ulo
anbere lid nit Der Sbee dbnIi6er
Wtnbnobmen triigen.
Ger G%ommiiiar betont ierner, Oab
entipeber ollrh cine oerdrtiae inter.
rationale Gonfererl5 poer brr6 Ib.
Gnoerung Der 8eiese Ser Ser. Staa-
ten alsreihenoe Goridriiten allige.'
ltcut lperoen iolten fir Die Sllsitel-
lung BON FGiien fir EerioncrL mcld]e
nod Ben Ser. Stouten geben. Auf
biciem We9e fonne uerbinoert lper.
ocn, ooB srbeimc Berbinhrngeu, Wie
Ole Der .Sdmnr5en Sonb," bier Sub
fdiicn, inbcnl Die YGiie gn1aben ilbcr
Die &ergongenbeit Der betr. Allsl0n'
Der entbolttn ipiiroen, aud fDnne uuf
oicic @ciie piel erreid)t mcroel, INN
ben iogcnannten Sonoel nit olueiBen
Sflopen" beiier 81 unteroriidcn.
glts Dem finnn5ielen Nuslueiie oeS
Ginmanoerl1ngs-9 iircous lit crliht.
lid, bob mad, @citrcitllng oIler glls-
gabenL 0arlntcr nabe5u brei Tiertel
YPilion Collars fir Heu6ullten, onl
1, Suli 1907 cine Netto.9ilon5 BON
$3019,515 uorbunbcn mar. 2ie Sc.
ionlmt.ausgobcn fir Illrd)filbrltna
per GinmanocrungS9eIcbe, abgcred)-
net bic fir ollberorbcntlihe 9ouar'
beiten, betrugen $1,645,373.
NIIerIei gmpfcb lungcn
Inter onoercn empiicblt Commit.
iGr Sargent iolgcnoe Mobrc9elll.
bon benen piele aomiriitrutinen
Characters iinb:
Observation-Disclosures iolItcn in Den
boupti1hliditcn Ginihiiiun9sbGfen
bes Muslonoes ongeitcllt meroen, i'm
Die Observation-Disclosures 81 IN.
terildpn, ebe iie Die &ciic nnd Inla.
rita mltrcter. WGnnlidc uno ipeibz
lide Icr5te unb SlIpcftorcn lollten
ouf Den 6abr5eugen Der bollptl1d)'
lidltcn Snmpfcrlinicn nnneitellt
meroen llnl Die ollf Der Hciie begrif.
fenen Ginponoerer ST mterilldcn.
Mon ioltc Arrangements sur Gnt-
oedlng BON M~ngeborigen Der Ger-
brebertlaiien trefien, luclte iuden,
nah Den Screini1ten Stooten SIT &c.
lan9en. Wtit Mcrifo ioutc man einen
@ertraa ob5uihlieBen perillt)elt. mrl-
dyer iih oui Die Gintpanoerung iiber
oicieS 2uno be5iebt, nllo ipenn bieS
nid)t 9eiheben fam, ioutc'oie @ren5e
Merito's fir Aue 9eid)lpiien peroen,
ouBer omeritoniihen 9iirgern ,mo
mirflideu Ingeieiienen in Werifp.
Ytit Scr canooiidcn He9ierlng iollte
mon lid bc5iialid, Der Gurhfiibrung
bes Observation-Disclosures hires
So1bes mo Der &crcinigten Staoten
oerIt1nbieen. Sn goItprL Ebilubel-
pbio llnb Baltimore empiieblt iih Die
Grriftung bon ginmnnoerunas.S tns
tioucn. Wittel iollten belpiuiat mcr.
Den, UNI @erbeiierungen oli ellis
Sslano, N..9, Nngel SSlonb, San
5rancisco mo Sonollllu 81 ermogli.
hell.
.8erehti9feit iir bie be.
6 minbeIten Sroianer.
Die Senatpren Seler, Curtis uro
ga Golette, ipeldle Den 9lusiduB bill.
ben, pelder bcouftro9t lpor, Die gn.
gele9enbeiten Der aidopoo. Snoiansr
elmer ior9iGltiaen Eriiiung ST. lnter-
merfen. meroen bcmn1fit Dem Yltnz
o%esienot ibren Vcrldt einreid)en lu,o
BARN Ole Decentralization nunlbaft
MAIDEN. pelhe in Der bcreits geihil.
oerten ifomloien @eiic Die aidapooS
oilsgebeltet haben iollen, ipelbe nod
Werifo ailsmanoerten ltnb iih aus
oieiem Nnloiie ibrer 2Gnoereien si
Sbapnee, OfIa,, e%ntGllBerten. BE.
Il
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WarnIanb. nnS GenninIpania-0ab ala

Slice prr.aHen Rprtb.e lpeune. sta-ipn
7.30 Wiorge1s gori Roit, taeli1, aus9enoHt
men Counting.
$50 Wsorsens gelr T ueconI., fd9lt6, ausge'
npmInen Sonntua.
LEO RadTntttaae slelatr Iceoir., nlr Ssmifag
1926 Iatnittues gorf 9oft, td9Itn, ausee'
r1orlinen Sorirtng.
4.O5 Tatmittaes SeIfa gcconl., nur Sonrtag
4.45 Nadrittd9s SeIair slteonl., tdglih, aus
genommen Sonnine.
600 stbenos IeIta Mccorl.. tdgli6, aibge'
nommen Sonniaa.
ITO subenos 9elta slcorn., rur Sonntde.
11.30 Mbenos gelair Mecou1., tdgli6. ahsae'
nor men Gnrntnd.
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Baltimore Iampf. Yadet So.
l9Ite unb suuerldtEge 8at.atnie.)
De Ser. Staatens1oft bef6rbprnb.
Tampier .,@trgtnia (neu), ,,~Nlabams,s
,,0euruio." .Seuneyee
Nirs. @insIpm's spptbina Snrup

mirb ieit fiber tiunbuntiedsie Satreu BON
gainiunsn uuu W.ittern fir tire ainber bet'us
3abuen init npaftdnbtaem Grfpfa aebrauht. Sc
bernhiat bas 0int, eriuetdtt ben 0anmeM, be.
lM,pifhttat aae edmersen; iurirt. .SDinbiuIR unp
Ut bas bette MitteI tiir giarrh5e. Ron gpo.
tbeferfiN In alien BeIttheiIei b~erfauft. Geib
qefpib limb berIanat -Ware. MtnSfolu'S eupfhtn6
enrmp" lnb nebrnt feline anbere Gorte. Tfiaf.
uno8iuan5ia Gents bic 5Idfte. Inter benz Ndbr.
mittel, nnb @roauens9efet bonn 80. Suni 1905
earantirt. Gertensylummer 1908. Qtn elteS
uub nut tetudtgteS Yltttel.
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Wits ben rSaQeu Der Suiti5.

t.- .'... s4-r----~--
Die 5altblhlmnen 3ei%feniprade bel
eilter Giebitobl5 , TerbanOllna
Dor Dem Griminalgeritt.. -
@1rttrim mad)t IN elmer Sbaben'
criqbtlage cipcRartiae gntbiiarn'
gen.trr,Slaip perliert.
3luci tqultlmme NegeE ) SoneS
9uhauoli, imp George Iiggsr mllroell
aciteru iihfl StintQl4geridt AlbtbeiIuna
Nr. g. peS TiebitabIs iiherfffiArt unD
pom &ifhfcrh 8ArJiif{lft 5naljab4tb SSabre'
3lldtlqltst be3epr elnenl HSahrdSetull8'
nib pepEtleil. d naA Aan 7@eiebC
Ser ailgefllate i'll, Stag9e ieill mnB.
Die Natllr Der 9egel ion Cerbobenen
NnflageIl Doltpmmen r6l 7perlteben,
iab it'd pas ,@criht 5lplad6t in cine
gclpiiie Shpieriateit per'ebte oie aber
ollrd) Dos Gridgipen ei,lesl Sahper.
~ltdnOigeu ser GupbIhmmen. Sprnd,e.
ser Negarin Grace MeGaro, geloIl
ipuroe. 1ieic iiberiebte nit GROCER
8cidlidlidfeit Die Nusingen III Die
3eihellprahe utb mllr0e alld) bon
ocn An9cfloatcn offeniihtlid por5iig.
LID p%erltan0en. ,
jfla9t megen
GbrenfrGnfung.
Sm Common Eleas. @eridt beganl
geltcrn bic &erbmnblung in Der aluge-
iedc Der @Girtcrin SSrau Hoie NidoI.
ion gcgcn Sr0u Wtarp Santos poll
Nr. is, @eit.F reitonitroBe. &lG9e-
rim. perlangt $4,000 SHooeneriat
fir geleibiqu19etl, Die ibr oaourdl
5uaeiiigt ieill io1eit, bob lie oll9cblid,
f1liflih beitltloiet lpilrbe,, Silber-
iadJtn geItoblen SIT bnbet,, ulb bel
bieier @elegcnbeit Dor o%fietem Sen,
tier cine &orper- llnterinhung ilber
lid eraelen lniien mnBtc, bel Der lie
iontmtIifer aIciouas entblobt lplroe.
elaine {. perliert.
Ndd elmer nllr cine Stlrnoe mGb-
reuben Scrntbung mieien bie8eidmo-
renen I'M Stootgeridt geItern Die
aloge bcs bob, S. elaine gcgell
Wartil & WcInbrcms, Die gigentbii.
mer oes 8entlemen's Griping Yorfs,
ob. &lGger bate $4,000 Shooer-
erlab perlonAt. neil er bon oen &c
flagten I'M NAli .. s. bon ser Henn-
balm uerlpieicn ipprben mar. r
Srou Moitb in I~nfluge-
5u ltanb periett.
Srau Mimic s. Waitb, pelfe am
%. Nopenlber Die @eliebte ibres @at-
ten, Suuic 6. 9rorurL burt ciner
Heuoluerid)nB tootete, miroe geiterll
rpu ben @roBgelhmprenen in In-
f~laae3ultano periebt. Die Serbnnb-
hung miro uorausiidtlif I'M e~rItell
Sbeil oes Sonuar it%attfinben; Der
Staat miro elm aii gW.fprb I'M erlten
@raoe" lnltenoes 8erbift beantragen.
Sncorpor irt.
Sm Snberior' 8eridt tpilrbe ge-
ltern pfe "pSQtfc 2DeQfre. SonlpQll0
bon ben fol9enben &etren incorpo-
rirt; 5reSerit $. @ottlieb, 9ernboro
ltlrih, gilbert 6. 0onalOion, Omar
s. Seribep u,o Senrp @iuiean. Gas
aftientapitaI betrGgt 100000, ee.
tbeilt il 1000 Intbeile 81 ie 500.
Hod' cine llnteru h II II q.
Der uWarplanS Mutomobil-G hub, "
oeiien WitgIieo Sr. Sronf 9rorun.
JIM. lit, miro bel,te Abeno IN ieinenl
GIlbbaiie, Nr. ~, 8elt-Wt. &opal-
Ipenlte, oen ltnfalI. meld)em Ser re
ger Games @rinneu Sum Spfer fiel,
unteriiid,en, lint fe mad Dem @reeb.
nib per llutarihbung entipre6enoe
Sdritte 81 tbun. @ie perlautet, bat
Sr. Wrepn ,jein MutomubiI perfultft.
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yicrhants & Miners transport. So.

JhhtpteraTtWs.
Ttadlt nno Yaiiagfre,
sNaf Bottom unb benz Sfteu.
WtnHf, .Sleirt, SpfInerft., CAN'T, g lltr 4bbs.
@ad) ErpuiSenee unb benz ORA,
Sofsftfa9., Wtitiuc6, 5reitdg, 8 tlbr Be1ba.
'Wad Nempurt'gieiuS nno NprfpQ
~ idglib. o ubr 9tbenbS. a
~Srl1f dflgeilotHmen tdelib bis 5 Itbr Wnd6m.
HIT ocenlelbcn aug abfdbrenbe 9ampter.
BAD Sapannab anb BEN eiben.
S'eltlia9., SGnneritaa, -Samitae, @ ltbr NbeubA
@. Y. Gorta, aaent, Icna Sod.
2aupt.Slreaa: 0erman. uuh eight trahe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGFIBORS Z

Mr.. mad Mrs. W. r. Copeland are
spending few days at the James.
town exposition
Mrs, 6. b. Walker who has been on
tho sick list Is conyalescent.
Mrs. Frank Krietner was shopping
and visiting with friends In Mound
City this week.
Mrs Gus Reichert Is on the sick
list.
Miss Olive Crippen of Cairo, Is here
to spend few weeks.
VIM. Stevers, Of Mounds, was here
on business one day last week.
Mrs. DR.. Doty planned a surprise
dinner on last Sunday Oct. 9th, it
being the Doctors sixtieth birthday
Several partook of the
good things and enjoyed the occasion.
May the Doctor live to see many
more birthdays like this.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

octob Der Q. 1907.

The revival meetings which have
been held here for the past two
weeks by Evangelist Williams, closed
Sunday evening. Mr.. Williams Is q
most interesting and able speaker
and much good has resulted from his
meetings. there being twenty-five
new members added to the churches.
lie will open a series Of meetings at
Mounds beginning Thursday night
Mr.. Andrew Sherrick, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
two weeks returned to st. Louis last
Tuesday.
Mr. George Green, ST., Mr.. George
Gum and Mr.. George Green, Jr., left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Calf,
where they viii spend several months.
Mr. Thos. Roche left Wednesday to
visit relatives In Iowa for several
weeks
Mrs. Seth Titus and children left
Wednesday for Kansas, where Mr.. Tt
tus is engaged in the mercantile bust
ness, and whore they will make their
future home. Their many friends
here regret their departure from our
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes, of Mound City
visited Mrs. s. A. Colwell here the
first of the week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
: M0UND UlTY, ILL. '
. u . = " " % = = y = . . . a . :,
october 9, 1907.

Mrs. Robert McCauley Is quite ill.,
L. c. Ent, of Cairo, was a business
caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Fitzpatrick, Of Mounds
was in town Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Bryan who spent
the past two weeks visiting relatives
at Paducah, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Blum left Tues
day for Chicago, where they Will visit
q few days.
DIR. Balance, the dentist, who is now
located in DR.. WIhiteaker's Office. re-
turned home today from st. Louis
where he has been buying household
furniture. He and his estimable wife
viii soon be located in ]. A. Waugh's
cottage OH Pearl street
W. s. futile, a foreman at the Wis
consin Chair Company's factory was
shot, but not seriously wounded Tues
day morning by Luke Garrett. who IS
employed at John Belts livery stable.
Ben Blum left Tuesday for Chicago
where he will buy new winter goods
for his clothing store
Capt. James Bartleson, of Olmsteda
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs John L. Doughertv
have as their guests, their daughter,
Mary and friend of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS

In Nora in "A Dolls House In
which Miss Jane Corcoran will appear
at the Cairo opera house for one night
on Friday, October 18th, Ibsen drew
woman, the plaything Of husband,
swayed by his every impulse, Il slave
to his desire, but who comes to undec'
stand her position finally ana frees
herself from it. The company sup.
porting Miss Corcoran is the very best
that could be secured and the selec-
tions We're made by Mr. Arthur G.
ASTON, after he had personally test
ed the ability OF 800 actors and ac
tresses. Mr.. James M. Brophy will
play the part of Helmer, the husband
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
BAPT|STS HELD
A ROLL-CALL
MEMBERS OF CAIRO BAPTIST
CHURCH HAD CONGREGATION
AL MEETING LAST NIGHT
MANY ATTENDED,.

The annual roll call OF the Cairo
Baptist church was held last evening
at the church and a large representa-
ton Of the membership was present
One hundred and ten responded to
the roll call after which the reports
of the various heads Of departments
OF the church We're read showing
the organization to be in a flourish
ing condition.
The present membership Of the
church Is about 400 and under tha
ministration Of the pastor Rev s. g.
Ohrnm, p. D.. all departments OF
church work are active and accom-
plishing good results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

The play LENA Rivers" which
comes to the Cairo opera house next
Tuesday, October 18th is dramatiza
ton Of the novel BY that name writ
ten In eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. This
famous writer is still alive and doing
active literary work, though mostly IN
the line OF short stories for the popu.
lar magazines. One Of the large com
mentaries. inspcaking Of Mrs. Holmes
says: Mrs. Holmes is probably the
greatest moral writer that we have
And this very fact Of her moral writ
ings is largely accountable for her
large following.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
Saturdays Attraction.

AT the Cairo opera house, matinet
and night, Saturday, Oct 18th, th5
sensational play by Chas. e. Blaney
entitled Young Buffalo. King of the
Wild West" will be presented
From the beginning to the thrilling
climax in act three the play literal,
cXudes action of the most strenuous
kind. Every line of it is highly excit
ing, but in it in no wise departs from
the possible In any of its features
A street parade at noon with II In.
dians, cowboy brass band and rs
horses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
Mahara's Ministries.

Mahara's Ministries will be the next
attraction which will appear at the
Cairo opera house, Wednesday Oct
18th. This company is an old-estab
lished company well spoken of by the
public and press. They number some
IS members, all colored. A novel de
parture from the ordinary Ministries
with this company is a membership Of
some dozen women, who add greatly
to the singing and choruses, Of which
the Maharas strongly feature. They
carry their own band and orchestra
and will give a novel street parade
on the day Of the show.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

H VI F.
Mrs. George Blank Of Mounds was
shopping In town Tuesday.
Miss Stella Deakl returned home
Tuesday from Memphis where she has
been the guest OF her brother the pas.
two weeks.
Mrs. Calnnch is on the sick list,
Mrs. Willis OF Anna is the guest
OF her friend, Mrs. Glen Willard, this
week.
Mrs. Thomas Karraker of Mounds
was In town shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman was a Cairo
visitor Tuesday. She has as her guest
this week her sister, Mrs. Kate
Shelby OF Cairo.
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October 9, 1907.

Miss Lettie Gaunt has been spend
ing several days in ST, Louis with her
brother, Blake Gaunt.
Miss Monta Rnther returned home
Sunday from Chicago where she has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks.
Rev. r. Purdeau held services at
the Congregational church here last
Sunday
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Intire on last Saturday, a fine large
boy.
Miss Lyddie Peck from Salem Wis
tied with friends here last Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
CUBAN UNIONS STRIKE
All Threaten to Quit If Strike Break
ers Are Employed on Railroads
of the Island.

Havana Oct. S.-The Cuban labor
organizations today voted to order a
general strike of all unions on the
Island If the railways employ strike
breakers who landed here yesterday
from New York. A dispatch was re-
ceived from President Gompers ten
dering the labor organizations Of Cuba
the support Of the American Fedora.
ton Of Labor,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
Antony and Cleopatra.

Charles B. Hanford and his mana
ger, f. Lawrence Walker, have been
devoting many months to the prepare
ton of the Forthcoming spectacular
production of Antony and Cleopatra
which will be seen on Monday, Octo.
Der 14th, at the opera house. The play
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Where L.lnhtnlnn Stnns.

bolt of lightning may peel a bush.
ell Of potatoes and hull out a bucket
OF butterbeans for dinner, but 1t will
be in cursing humor before 1t fast
ems one of these that buttons down
the back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10
MOVING Pictures

At the Pathe on Eighth street and
at the Nickeiodeon on Washington
avenue, moving picture shows arr
given every night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

O. G. Roedler has returned to Cairo,
and is engaged In introducing his new
foot remedy 1t Is his own discovery
and is guaranteed to cure by him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

has been the admiration of players
public and critics alike.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-10

And Empty Heads.
Danish proyerb: Empty wagons
make most noise.