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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24


the right to enter complaint in behalf
of the child, and that the law pro-
vdes for its own enforcement. The
parent will be notified once; but if a
second notice has to be sent, a copy
OF 1t will be turned over to the
sheriff or county Judge. You will
be able to read what follows this in
any OF the papers later.
To the thoughtful parent this will
be good news. The children will
rejoice later, for some of them will
get the schooling they so much need.
There are several patrons who are
living so far from the school that it
seems almost hardship to the
children to 60 to school. Three
miles is long way for little child,
or sickly one; but it is not to far
for any healthy child; however, there
are cases where the dargers are too
great to encourage the risk. The
school officers must attend to these.
Seven children, residing outside of
the three mile limit, can, through
their parents or guardians, compel
the establishment of school, or con-
yeyance to some esta blished school.
School officers should heed the
demand Of even a smaller number.
The early years of child's life are
the best years for him in school. 1t
is the time for planting life long
inspirations. They learn much easier
and remember much longer than
later in life. They should be in
school. They need the schooling
for themselves and the country needs
the educated citizen. There is such
thing as robbing the children OF
their rights and failure to send them
to school is one way of robbing
them. We punish the man who
robs bank, or steals the horse; but
too often the man goes free who robs
the children of their right to a good
common school education. The most
valuable thing that the child can have
is the power, aud the capacity for
the profit, use and enjoyment of the
wisdom Of the ages. He needs a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
WHAT YOU WILL find.

Traction Bands Fnrni he'd on Both Rear
Wheels. Seine furnish only set
for one wheel Our lugs do not
the spreaGer OF hard roads.
Wide or Narrow We have bo,h styles.
Our narrow style is only six feet
from tip TO tip of axles and is just
the kind for narrow barn doors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
WHAT YOU WILL FIND.

Oak Frame Not pine, elm or maple.
Oak Tongue Not pine or elm.
Hickory Doubletrees and Singletrees-
Not elm or maple.
Big Heavy Front Axle set well back
under the Ioad-Not light skele.
ton arched front axle set away out
In front OF the load.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

II Docs Not Throw a Bunch at Starting
and Another at the Finish but
spreads uniform from start to finish.
Combination 2, 3 on 4 horse poll, so
that In using three horses abreast
your team Is squarely In front OF
the spreader and not off to one
side as on others.
Big Cylinder set back and below the
level of the apron so that the
the teeth cut straight up on the
manure instead Of directly forward
or against the load as on the
small cylinder machines set up on
top 0fth c apron.
No Worm Gears, No Bever Gears, No
Breaking. No Trouble spreader
they all swear by but not at.
Orr 7O-busheI spreader weighs ESQ
pounds Other 7O-bushel spread
ers weigh from 1850 to 1860 pounds.
We have the strength that stands
the strain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

Big Heavy l6-inch MaIIeable Iron Fifth
Wheel-Not light small cast iron.
Big Heavy Rear Axle and the largest
sp0kes and ieIIoes found on q
manure spreader.
Wind Shield over the Cylinder THAT
insures perfect puIverizing Of the
load and prevents It from flying
all over the driver.
Rake Is Set Well Back -insuring per.
feet pulverizing aid causes the
manure to be thrown direct to the
ground.
Endless Apron that Is Always Ready to
Iaod-No trappy, fraiI, so-calIed
automatic device to return the
apron to place. No automatic
trips, traps and springs to rust and
cause breakage when year old.
Wheels Track making easy draft and
just the machine for top dressing
or In corn fields or potato patch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

you would think of working after without
them feed and Then continue take
after without putting
fertilizer?
putting all Spreading by hand has discouraged
who
thinking today
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

made for the men who want the best.
ound wanting. 1t has not changed
make you think that they have real
1t stays sold. Does not come back
fix it nor the user on the road with
Look over this list of Day county
Ask him how he likes his Great
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

1t is the great big strong kind that is
1t has stood the test of years and not
every full moon, as some do, to try to
spreader 1t is the kind that satisfies
after trial nor keep us chasing out t
repairs. We can show you the proof.
farmers. Find friend or neighbor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24

Fred hnauber Paul Thompson Serum Bisgas
Take knife and ruler
buy sp DO not buy rnss the salesman willing
parts are oak exawne dimensions
tires shafts ETC. Whack the fifth
MT cast or mleae seader
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
FARMA MA SPRZEDAZ

100 akrowa farma so akr6w
p cd p}ugiem III ARROW }aki
reszta las i p%astwiska. Nowy
dwu pietrowy dom mieszkal-
ny iinne zabudowania. Maj
Iepsza woda W okolicy, stu
dnia wiercona W kamieniu
rzeczka przezyna }aki. Mia
do polskiego koscio}a i szko-
~ paraf. i do publicznej "
Pine Greek. Is mil do Vino
ny 8 mil do Arcadia % do
stacyi kolejowej Dodge, Wis.
sia do John M. Les
man 1852 49, Highforest ul.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

"SzanownYch abo-
nent6w WiarQsa pro-
|simy, ably %jaknajpre-
uiScili sic 2 MALE
.zytoSci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje
wlele p%ieniedzy, kt6-
re my PLACID muslmy
%regularnie "a papier,
druk, d%zierzawe,. ro-
botnikom itp., ola
tego / "a gazette mu-
shiny sic d%opomina6
zap}aty prosimy ably
nasi Szanowni abo-
nenci "a takow9 p}a-
: .Wydawnictwo WSoruso.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
FRASZKI.
z ban k r t o W a n Y.

Zba.n k r t o W a n y.
W iednem mlasteczku zbankru-
towa} aptekarz. .Gdy sic go zapy"
tano, skadby popad} W to nle+
szcze6cie, bedac zawsze rzadnym
cz{owiekiem:
- jake ia ME mia}em zbankru~
towat - odpowiada aptekarz -
kiedy nasz dokt6r tylko swi~ze po~
wietrze chorym zapisuje, a ktoz
wiatrem zy6 moze?
Te ruskle blerokraty.
- Oh, PAM Micha}owo, PAM Mi"
:cha}owo, jul te bierokraty to nam,
biedakom, zalewaja sad}a "a sk6re.
- A co PAM zn6w zrobili:
- Ano, moi Antos, mia} zale~
dwie osmnasty rok, a JUL by} ta~
kim porzadnym bandyta. re zara~
bal i po dwie6cie rubli tygodnio5
'wo, to oi go wczoraj wzieni i POI
,w1esili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
WlADOMOSCI


w NIEDZIELE zmar}a v
zak}adzie si6str sw. J6zefa
wIStevens Point, Wis, siostra
Czes}awa, z domu Franciszka
Czapiewska, c6rka Micha}a
C~zapiewskiego W Win6nie,
Siostra Czes}aw va by}a przez
sze66 lat W zakonie. Pogrzeb
odby} sic W Srode II. b. M.
W Stevens Point Wieczny
odpoczynek race jej da6 Pa
ME!
PAM J6zefina Czapiew-
ska wyjech ala z dwoma sy-
nami do Forth Smith Ark,
do c6rki, i zamy6la tam
pozostac przez Gala Zine.
w MIESCIE Winona wy
darzy}o sic W miesiacu sier-
pniu 20 przypadk6w Smierci,
urodzi}o sic W tym samYm
miesiacu SO.
Parma ma sprzedaz
q mill cd Fountain City
200 ARROW gruntu 100 ARROW
%uprawnych 100 drzewa do
bre budynki jest zaraz do
sprzedania. Cena pr2ystep-
ma. Zg}osic sic do:
Henry Hartman.
Fountain City Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
Wielka Oferta
podczas Wystawy U]icznej.

Cd dis az do niedzieli wszystko poi
die "a MNlEJ niz Il .ceny.
Pomy6Icie tylko SO SO gabinetowe
czworoboczne obrazki teraz "a $3.50
Poczt6wki $2.0 0 gatunek teraz pc 75c
"a tuzin. Towar " tYch fotograiach
jest jeden Z najlepszych gatunk6w i
gwarantujemY wan z"adowolnienie albo
wr6clmy %pieniadze. Me "zapominajcie
daty i miejsca.
AntOni Zabr0cki,
500 - E.. Sta ul.
ponad skfadem rzeznickim Porody.
~l2-l3-l4 Is wrzeSnia tylko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
Podziekowanie.

Niniejszem zasy}am mole
serdeczne podziekowanie
Bractwu Trzezwosci Sw. Jana
Chrz., W Winonie, "a ~rzetelne
wyp}acenie mi $4,000 jake
%po6miertne po mojej ionic;
zarazem zycze temuz Bractwu
jaknajlepszego rozkwitu, DO
tam panuje zgoda, jednosc
mi}o6c braterska. I tax sk}a-
dam VAN staropolskie: Bog
zap}ac.
Jan M. Lesman.
IA przejazd ma duzym
moscie W tym tygodniu, z
powodu .wystaWy ulicznej,
mic sic ME p}aci.
z do
nosza nam, IL nowo nadbu-
dowany ko6ci6l jest JUL po-
kryty, kant1aktor p. A.
Wochnik krzata sic pilnie a.
by jak najpredzej budowe
wyko6czyc, piekna to bedzie
|6wiatynia gdy bedzie zupe}-
ME wyko6czona.
Wielebne siostry %powr6ci-
~ z Wakacyl l rozpOczefy z
dzie6mi nauke we wtorek
10. b. m.
20 letni Stan. Pepli6ski,
kt6ry obwiniony jest, il "
dniu 3. maja p. Joe Miller
ukrad} zegarek, a W zesz{ym
tygodniu W Superior, Wis.
gdzie pracowa} W m}ynie,
by} aresztowany, zosta} prze2
szeryfa Parr przywieziony
;ymczasowo osadzonY W tn.
te jszem wiezieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

WE wtorek pred po}u-
dniem podczas piracy ma to-
RE k%olejowym niedaleko O.
Dakota zabity zosta} j
poszarpany W kawa}y robot
mix Kazmierz Radomski,
kt6ry pomimo, il 60 inni ro-
ostrzegali ably sic u
suna} z toru, mia} odpowie.
i'm, il: jest sam dose
starry. Radomskj zabity EOS
tai ma miejscu, nogi odciete
trzewik6w. a opr6cz
tego jedna W kolanie a dru-
ga ponizej BIDDER. Jedna re.
ka odcieta u }okcia a kad}ub
ponizej pasa przeciety ma
dwie po}owy. Radomski by}
wdowcem ME pozostawi}
zadnych dzieci. Pogrzeb cd.
bywa sic dis we czwartek. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
WYSTAWA uliczna otwar

WYSTAWA uliczna otwar-
ia zostala we wtorek 10. b.
m. i potrwa az do piatku
wieczora. Wystawa, zdaje
sic, bedzie wieksza i okazal-
sza niz W roku zesz}ym jeze'
Ii pogada sprzyjac bedzie.
Wiecej niz jeszcze raz lyle
co W roku zesziym adesla-
no okaz6w byd}a, ptactwa,
.warzywa, owoc6w i ogrodo-
wizny. Premii tez wiecej
wyznaczonych.
Potrzebna dobra kuchar-
ka 351 - West Broadway.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

MoglibyScie straci6
vase ~stanowisko.
Czy6cie przysposo-
bieni ma ten przypa-
|dek? Rozpocznijcie
|sk}ada6 ~oszczednoSci
W First National Ban
ku. 3 proc. p}acimy
cd d~epozyt6w.
JAKOB Nosi6ski sprzeda}
Janowi CYeewsk: emu pol
nocna po1owe Lofty Is, "
bloku "a podzi a}u Hamilto-
ma. - Antoni Burant SPREE
dali Wincentemu Prondzi6~
skiemu % stop Lofty 1. po-
dzia}u mad rzek&, "a $780,
Paulina !: Jereczek naby}a
Cd Antoniego Majkowskiego
|lote 8, W bloku 80, podzialu
Hamiltona "a $500 przepisa-
ME tytu}u wlasnoSci zosta}o
uskutecznione pc 6mierci
~pierwszego6' w{a6ciciela.
BARBARE Kropidlowska
osadzono ma dziesiec dni ka-
ny wieziennej ia pija6stwo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
NEW PICTURES ARE
SURE TO PLEASE
AND INTERESTING LIFE
MOTION FARcEs AND DRAMAS
TO BE PRESENTED FOR FIRST
TIME AT OPERA HOUSE.

The Cairo opera house reopens
again tonight wi h moving pictures.
Everything will be new. The manage
ment realizing that the amusement
seekers prefer something to make
them laugh as we'll as exciting and in
teresting films have arranged TO pre-
SEM three pictures tonight that ale
sure TO give the utmost satisfaction.
The program comprises "A Pleasure
Trip" "a Quarter Day and THE
Burglars Cunning The Illustrated
cong for tonight will be "Absene g
Makes the Heart Grow Ponder" and
Eill be sung by Mrs Hannah Gentry,
4 well known local vocalist
There win be an entire change Of
program Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights with a special chill
dren's matinee Saturday afternoon at
80 O'Clock. Doors open every night
al 7:15 O'Clock Come early and stay
as long as you like. Prices and 10
cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
IN KENTUCKY.

The Beauty Contest conduc' ed by
The Courier-Journal during the past
three months has been concluded.
and The pictures Of the successfu,
ones will be printed in the Sunday
CourierJOurnal May &c. Several
thousand photographs we're sub
ritted in this contest. The three
most beautiful nave been selected BY
committee of well known people
These three viii De entered in a NJ
tional contest o find the most baaaii.
I'M wOnsn in the United States.
Everybody viii want 70 see the pc
lures Of the most beautiful woman in
Kentucky II you do not get the
Sunday Courier-Journal by nail o.
t-rough an agent send cen f9r a
copy Of this issue Of MAY 26 a. once
to the Courier Journal Co. Louisville.
Ky. end see the faces Of the three
most beautiful women in the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
CIRCUIT COURT opENS
Special Grand Jury Will Be En-
pannelled This Morning-lnter-
esting Term Expected.

Circuit court will convene this
morning with Judge w. ~ Butler on
the bench and George W. Rallance
court reporter. The attorneys Of
Cairo all have cases in court. and at
tornefs from out Of town who are in
ttTested are. d. " Karraker.
Jonesboro: Youngblood & Ba ?. Car
bondale: James Lngle. Jonesboro:
" \. Spsnn. Vienna Martin & Cas-
ter, Mound City: Wall & Gas er.
Mound City; Thomas Boyd. Mound
City. The term will be one OF much
interest If the important cases on the
dockcts are tried A special grand
fury has been summoned The
docket is SET for Wednesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
NE " POSTAGE
STAMPS ON SALE
COMM EMO RATING FOUNDING OF
JAMEsTOWN-CAlRo POST
OFFICE HAS SUPPLY or
THEM.

Stamps commemorative of the
founding of jamestown have been
placed on sale at the Cairo postoffice
The stamps are of one, two and five
cent denominations While they are
commemorative of the founding OF
Jamestown they are issued as souve-
ilrs OF the jamestown exposition
now being held near Norfolk, Va
The stamps will be on sale until Nov
30. when the exposition closes.
They are 4964x13-64 inches and
are rectangular in shape. The de
nominations named will complete the
series and the department will not
Issue, as was done during the Worlds
fair, stamped envelopes. postal cards
special delivery stamps, etc, Of the
new pattern.
The one cent stamp portrays Cap
tain John Smith, struck from an old
engraving. The portrait Is in a semi
circular frame. and in the upper cor
ners in oval frames are likenesses of
Docahontas and Powhatan, with me-
dallions in relief: shields with the
mineral are in the lower corners
the legend Founding of jamestown
1907" appears on the scroll encircling
the portrait half way. In he arc
above the head are the words United
States of America" AT the base is
inscribed. Captain John Smith. 1889
1891" representing the date of birth
and death The words, Commend
rative Series. 1907" and Postage
One Cent" appear, respectively, at
the extreme top and bottom of the
stamp, printed with white letters set
In black panels
The two cent stamp Is the most in
teresting of the three. in that il De-
picts the landing of the early settlers
AT jamestown. in 1907. To each side
OF this scene is tobacco plant and a
s. ak Of Indian corn. This stamp has
The same features as the one cent
stamp. except that underneath the
landing scene are the ords, Found
ms of jamestown 1901" engraved on
scroll vo'k
A portrait of Pocahontas in an oval
frame is the centerpiece of he five
cent stamp. In panel al the top in
white letters are tie words. United
States of America" and on scroll.
lr a panel. are the words. Postage,
Five Cents" Under the portrait are
"Pocahontas. and the nu-
merals "15951G17." the years of birth
and death. Shields axe shown on each
side of the portrait. resting on the
panels. containing the figure ; in the
lower corners. The rest of the word
inc is the same as on The one and
two cent stamps.
pa .oRtCi itl-nuti NH NH NH mhmh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
PACKED
TO THE DOORS
EVANGELIST BIRCH breaches
TO TWO GREAT AUDIENCES
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND
NiGHT-HiS FAMOUS 6uGLE
SERMON.

The Union meetings at the Preshy.
terrain church yesterday were at
tended by many hundreds of people.
both afte nooa and night In the
afternoon Evangelist Birch gave his
famous Bugla Sermon in which he
played the army calls and signals
and applied them beautifully TO the
religious work in which he is en-
gagged, as being GODS calls to bet
ter life Rev. Birch has been a bugler
in the United States cavalry and was
member of Sousa's famous band.
He T. a fine performer on the cornet
AT night the church was crowded
&c overlooking and many were turned
away because of inability TO find even
standing room. The sermon was
forceful and the music excellent. The
meetings iwll be continued this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
MOUND CITY TAKES
THE PADUCAH GAME
NElGHeoRlNc CITY CLUB EASY
WINNER OVER PAOUcAH AT
YESTERDAYS GAME-cAiRo.
TIES ATTENDED.

The Mound City baseball team with
Woodring in the box and assisted by
several Cairo players won an easy vic
tory from the crack Paducah team
yesterday afternoon a. Elm Park.
Mound City, before large crowd Of
enthusiasts.
Contrary to expectation Btahic did
not pitch for the Psducah club but
played creditable game in the in
field
The Mound City team showed ex-
eelient team work and on played the
visitors at every point. Many Cairo
enthusiasts attended the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
BUYS INTEREST IN
N|CKLE THEATRE.
'1ARLES HODGE WELL KNOWN
YOUNG CAIRO MAN HALF
OWNER OF THE THEAToRiUM
ON ELEVENTH STREET.

Charles Hodge, a well known young
Cairo man has pur hased a half inter.
est in the Theatorium he popular
amusement place nj the corner OF
Eleventh street and Commercial ave
nue.. Mrs, H. p, Sims will retain her
interest in the TheatoIium ana viii
continue in its management. Mr.
Hodge having bought out The interest
'cf Earl Wellefy of Charlottesville,
Ind
Several important changes are to
he made in the theatre next week
that win be found highly satisfactory
to its large number OF patrons. The
Thea orium was the first of the NOV
ing picture shows To open In Cairo
and has been a success from the
tart Mrs. Sims has demonstrated
her ability to conduct the place. Mr.
Hodge who Il we'll and fayorably
known will no doubt increase the
theatres popularity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
WANTtD--A
YOUNG COUPLE
OR OF ANY AGE BY THE EGYP-
TiAN HuSTLERS FOR A
WEDDING HERE IN JUNE
MANY GIFTS PROMISED
The Contracting Partes--Generous
List Offered BY Evansville
Firms and Other Towns
viii be Heard From.

\ Plans are going merrily on for the
wedding which is to be feature Of
! the Egyptian Hustlers' convention in
this city in June and nearly every
thing is ready except the contracting
parties. TIE inducements offered
will make ii worth while for any
young couple who want good start
in life to have their wedding under
the auspices of the generous Hustlers.
Mr. J NJ. Mitchell who represents
the Southern Stove Works of Evans
vile, Ind, and who is on the commit
tee for the solicitation of prizes for
the yacht races called at The Bulle-
tin office last night accompanied by
MT j c. Sutherland Of ST Louis, of
the program committee.
They reported the following list of
wedding presents which will be given
by Evansville firms TO The happy
couple who will plight their troth be-
fore the Hustlers and their friends
In june, the month Of roses.
Choice of heating stove from theI
Stove Works or Indiana
Stove Works, value SIS.
Evansville Furniture company,
( hiffonier, $40.
Karges Furniture company
dresser, $25.
Bockstege Furniture company, l
center table, IS.
&. s Furniture company, l ladys
desk, ST..
Evansville Metal Bed company.
iron bed. SIS,
Conrad-Haas Furniture company, l
let OF springs S..
Crown Pottery company, ] chamber
set. IS.
Crescent Furniture company ] imi
.ation mahogany bed, S..
Ragon Bros. Grocery company, l
ease OF corn and case of tomatoes,
s5
Mackey Nesbit Dg Goods company
/ silk dress
Hartigan & Becker, | plow
F. w. Cook Brewing company, 2
asses of beer.
Evansville Brewing company, 5
cases of beer.
Pleasant & Goodwin Clothing com
Dany ] pair trousers.
Fendrick Cigar company, 500 cigars
Grill Bros, 100 cigars.
Kruger-Amos Grocery company,
200 cigars.
The Friedman Shoe company. OF
81 Louis. has donated a pair of
shoes and George Diehl, of ST. Louis,
4 yachting cap for the races.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
eAsv FROZEN, THEN cReMArEo

Milwaukee. Wis. May 12.-ChaIged
with having murdered an infant child
by placing It outdoors under a door
step until il froze to death. then burn
ing the body in stove In their home.
Catherine Elisnberger and Anna Gold
raan are under arrest in the Ceat-al
police alton. The alleged crime is
said TO have been committed on Feb.
13 last.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS
At the caIro opera House Nay q.

~ kUS (diFO OpSfd IlOhSS way 60
The Holy City comes to the op ra
house Wednesday. May END. 1t is
with profound delight that we learn
Of the coming engagement of the
Holy City We have had surfeit OF
the popular melo drama of he day,
plays plotting modern conditions In
more or less realistic manner, and
yet reeking with coarse sentiment and
leaving false impressions of life, es-
pecially with the younger elem mt.
The performance of this genuinely
wholesome play. the Holy City. will be
welcomed here by all churchgoers
and theat ROGERS alike. As the title
indica IS It is the story in a dramatic
form OF the Man of Sorrows and Of
the conditions of Jerusalem at the
time OF the three years ministry and
ultimate cruo fixion Of Our Lord.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
'ELKS' AND 'RUBYS'
viii Have Exciting Contest at Indoor
Ball to Determine Championship
First Game Thursday.

The Elks have accepted a challenge
issued some days ago by the Ruby's,
e play a series of three games of in
door baseball. at Armory hall and
the first game will be played next
Thursday evening, May l6. A good
BIT Of rivalry has been worked up in
the game. The teams are composed
as follows:
Rubys- Sheehan Halliday, Gates.
Langln L. Gates. Dink Fitz, n. HALL
day. Stark.
Elks Bates, Herbert, Barter Bar.
rev. Selden, Wicheit, NJ. Trip, f.
Fitz. Wood
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
Many Attended Funeral.

The funeral Of the late Richard
Jones took place yesterday afternoon
II was largely attended by friends OF
the deceased and his family inclnd-
ms delegation of thirty or more
members OF the Bartenders' union,
Services ere conducted by Rev.
Buchanan Of the Presbyterian church.
There ere many flowers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
r.in,.t,earted Modern Lovers.

The average modern young mar
cares only for tame rabbit coursins.
ae labors under some new-fangled de-
fusion that It is undignified to WOO un-
less you're more than half sure OF
winning. Naturally the sport Is dull
both % pursuer and pursued. The
dainty art OF courtship is nearly for
gotten. Woman at Home
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
Better Than nnihosraa.

Dillboards as they are known In
the United States are absolutely pro
hibited In Berlin. but In pl-ce Of
such oftentimes unsightiy OBJECTS.
public advertising is confined to a
system Of neat pillars or colu-1-s on
the edge Of the Sidewalk al the prln-
cipal street corners or intersections.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13

Saturday night a man at empfed TO
break into the store next TO Taylor
drug store on Washington avenue
near Fourteenth. He was seen by
some one from a second story window
of the drug store who took couple Of
shots at him bur missed him. The
man got away,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-13
FRISCO CARS RUN IN PEACE.

San Francisco, May FIFTY
street cars were operated today from
10 until o'clock over two lines. For
the first time since the strike last
Sunday cars were run TO the ferries.
About 10000 passengers, a majority
of whom were women. were carried.
There was little disorder in COM
parison with the five days previous.