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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-28
SPORT NOTES

The semi finals, and finals in the
McInerny Cup Golf tournament will be
played today and tomorrow at the
Country Club and ,the results will be
watched with a good deal of interest
Walker and Weight, and Gill and An
derson will fight it out, and from all
indications the finals should be be-
tween Walker and Anderson. Walker
has been playing very good golf this
year, and has been improving very
much in his game, while Anderson is
not playing in his usual form. This
is the last tournament that is booked
so far for this season at the Country
Club, but the chances are very good
that the new grounds committee will
have them all the year. A good deal
of interest is being taken by the play
ers over the chances of a match play
foursome tournament in the near flu
ture on the links of the Country Club.
+ = +
Everything is in readiness for to-
morrow's yacht race for the Macfarlane
trophy for yachts of the second class,
and all the owners are anxious for a
day with plenty of wind. At least
seven yachts will take part in the race
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ROOSEVELT ENTERTAINs.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The
Right Reverend Henry Temple, Bishop
of London, arrived here yesterday and
is the guest of the President
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NOTICE.

We are now located at our new
place OF business, McCandless Build
ing, next door to W. W. Dimond &
Co. Patrons and the public are invited
to visit us at our new place of bust
ness.
SANG CHAN,
Merchant Tailor.
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ICHAMBERLA1Ns COUGH REMEDY

This is a medicine Of great worth
and merit. Try it when you have a
cough or cold and you are certain to
be pleased with the quick relief which
1t affords. 1t is pleasant to take and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all dealers, Benson Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii
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TO VISIT HER HOME.

LONDON, September 2S.-The Ouch
ess of Marlborough will visit America
in October.
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The sale of Kihei Plantation to the
Hawaiian Commercial Company for
some days has been a lively topic of
conversation. People who know things
declare that it is best 70 sell; that
the future holds out no hope; that the
plantation can not be made to pay I'M
der existing conditions, all of which
am willing to admit But | do not
care to discuss the wisdom of selling,
but rather to relate a tale of buying"
as told by one of my friends. Ac-
cording to my friends tale of woe, he
had some idle money and wanted to
make a quick turn; he hunted up a
broker and stated his case. The brok-
er fell right into the scheme and was
ticKled to death to be able to assist
he advised a flyer in Kihei for
sure thing" My friend, who had not
watched the stock reports, did not
know that Kihei was on the toboggan;
he put his good money in the sstock,-
and, as soon as he secured his certifi-
cate, the stock took another slump;
then assessments followed in rapid sue
cession. To make a short tale of
long story, my friend was cleaned out
and he winces when he hears a noise
like "Kihei"
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KN0NG HLNG CHlNG CO

Importers and dealers In English,
American and Chinese Dry Goods. Chi
nese Grass Linens, Ladies' Shirt Waist
Patterns, Grass Cloth and Grass Linen
Table Covers. Pongee and all kinds OF
Silks. Mating and Camphor Wood
Trunks. 1924 Nuuanu street between
King and Hotel streets, Eva side.
p. o. BOX 971 Honolulu. II. 4.
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Fraternal Meetings
HARMONY LODGE NO 3, l. o. o. ?

Meets every Monday evening, at 1850
in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street Wis
iting brothers cordially invited to at
tend
W. +. GEHRING, N. G.
p. X. HBNDRY, Sec.
HONOLULU LODGE GIG, q. P. o.E
will meet in their hall, King street.
near Fort, every Friday evening. By
order OF the p. R
FRANK e. RICHARDSON, E. r.
HARRY II. SIMPSON. Secy.
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In the same London paper there is
an interesting controversy about might
noises" the issue being whether cats
or dogs are worse. An indignant old
gentleman who claims to know the
voices of AZ dogs in his neighborhood
says that the CANNES have it, while
another says that there is nothing on
earth like a cats voice when she sings
at night" I'm for the cats Have
you ever watched a cat-duet? 1 sleep
where dogs delight to bark, especially
when the inconstant moon looks scorn-
fully on them, but can sleep through
barks. l was so doing the other night,
when weird outbreak just under an
open window made me wake with cold
chills and hair on end. 1t was like
having the ear-drum filed with a saw.
Just outside, on fance, were two cats.
They sat comfortably. about two feet
apart, and looked at one another, and
well it's no use trying to describe
what the vocal organs of cat can do.
1t was so horrible it was fascinating
and / listened and watched till missile
came from someone else's window and
ended the music. Me for the cats. or
course AZ dogs would be pretty bad, but
just imagine AZ cats!
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Fine Job Printing. Star once.
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Honolulu Iron Works.

STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.
Machinery OF Every Description
Made to Order. Particular Attention
paid to Ships Blacksmithing. Joo
Work Executed on Short Notice.
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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The wireless mix-up suggests en-
barrassments, as two officers of war
ships here not long ago may learn some
day. The vessels all had wireless ap-
partus, and sometimes the officers used
to gossip by air from ship to ship. One
day two of them on ships not far apart
got to discussing their captains. They
called the captains some beautiful
names. l wonder if they know, yet,
that the messages were spreading
through space and being absorbed in all
sorts of places, here and probably on
Kauai and Maui? Several delighted
Listeners" took in the conversation. l
wonder if it will ever get to the cap
tains?
:. 3 =
The meeting of the supervisors the
other night, at which the Brown mat
ter was discussed, was followed by a
scene in which Attorney George A.
Davis was nearly used to sweep up the
floor of the county offices. Davis hap
pened to be talking to a man who
didn't know him as well as some do,
and he didn't understand the we'll
known vigor with which the lawyer
expresses himself in argument AS
a supporter of Brown, Davis was very
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During her stay in Honolulu, Mrs.
Nick Longworth must have had ting
ling ears at all times. My! but she
was knocked, principally because she
wanted to enjoy herself in her own
way; wanted to choose her own COM
panions, as she had a perfect right to
do. OF stories about her, have heard
enough to fill a book. Here is one
that has not been published. A pro-
minent citizen, who does not believe
in serving wine at dinners, gave a
spread in honor of Secretary Straus;
the Longworths were invited and they
attended. judge for the Longworth's
the affair was very tame and while the
coffee was being served Mrs. Nick turn
ed to her husband and said For the
Lords safe Nick; give me a cigarette %
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JUDD BUILDING, FORT STREET
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am one of those unfortunates who
have to eat breakfast in a restaurant,
and like eggs in the morning. pre-
fer fresh ones, and 1 wonder why it is
that 1 am so often served with high"
ones. No one of whom l ever heard
likes high eggs. The local hen is
not industrious enough, or numerous
enough, to supply all the market, but
there is no reason why the California
product should not be all right. We
have often got meat all the way from
Australia and found it excellent. Why
not little more attention to the hum
BILE egg. / am preparing a crushing
rebuke, which got from a London pa
per, for the next waiter who serves me
with hen-fruit that is overdeveloped.
"Waitah," 1 shall say in the language
of the Englishman whose patience had
been overworked, take this egg away
and wiring it's neck"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03
LARGE AUDIENCE
At OPERA HOUSE
CLEVER PRODUCTION OF "UNDFR
SOUTHERN SKIES" aY THE
,8 FERNS COMEDIANS.

The Ferris Comedians, always
clever, always better than any OF the
repertoire companies, attested to by
another packed house to see "IlndeH
Southern Stars" last night. Headed
by Mr.. Frederick Clarke and Miss
Edithe Bryan in a series OF produc
tons never equalled inrepertoire.
New specialties between every act.
introducing the art of magic. hoop
rolling, song and dance and moving
pictures The play tonight is why
Women Sim with an entire change
OF specialties Numbers are given
out and there will be a big drawing
Saturday night, two prizes of $3.50
and $3.50 Ladies' and children's
matinee Saturday at 2.30. Prices 10
and Is cents. The person guessing
nearest the number of persons a
tending the theatre for the week in
The gallery dress circle and lower
foor will be presented with a Sc
Deluxe hat given by Ruby's Toggery.
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NEW OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED
ODD FELLOWS LODGE ADOPTS
NOVEL METHOD OF MAKING
CEREMONY ONE or EXTRA
ORDINARY INTEREST

Stafford Lodge / O. 0. F. had al
Interesting installation ceremony Mon
day night in which music recitarions
hort talks ana other diversions were
given. The program in deail con
sisted of the following numbers:
Short talk by Brother F. H. Thur
man.
Recital on-The Lodge Kicker, Miss
May Seawright.
song-"True Friendship" Abbie Ar
ter, Hattie Walder, W
Recitation-"In God We Trust. :
Miss Mable Gibson
Recitation" She Sang Herself TO
Sleep, Georgia Rose AFTER
The Jericho oad-Illustrated. Miss
Abhie Art.r
Illustrated song-.Mill, the Angels
Let Me Play, Nit Carrie Parks.
Remarks on Good'~of the Order
Brother J. P B0zman.
Nearer My God 70 Thee-An will
rise and sing.
Benedic.ion-Bro Brother F. H Thur
man.
Tbs Illustrations were by stereopu
ION views. The new officers We're as
iollows:
Noble Geand ]. A. seawright; vice
grand, J D Gill: recording score
airy. D. e. Nef financial secretary
D. A. Council; treasurer. Frank t. I
Thurman; right supporter nobl
grand. W. f. Gibson; left Charles /
Walker; chaplain j. p Bozmau
conductor, W. H. Geisenhcf: warden !
!, F. AFTER; right supporter vice
rand. J. ]. Kuykendall, Jr.; left /
ieorge Miller; outside guardian. f
}. Downing inside guardian. A. b
,onnell.
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ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 4l.1 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
fall of l3 in "a hours One year ago
It was Al feet
The Peters Lee came ONT from Gin.
cinnati at a. m. yesterday and was
here TIL 3 n. NJ. adding FIRE CHI fo..
lower river points She had big
cargo.
The Beavsr came up yesterday with
three bfi ges Of lumber, one each for
st. Louis. Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Dick Fowler was in from Pa
ducah yesterday with good bushes :,
returning on time.
The Reaper came out Of the Ohio
with fourteen boats OF coal for the
lower RIVER She arrived at ) p. N.
and went to the bank here for the
night
Rising rivers We're report yester.
day as follows Cincinnati 90. Mt
Carmel a.G, Chattanooga OF, Daven-
port o. ST Louis O : Chester O e.
Vicksbnrg 03.
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REALTY TRANSFERS
Deeds Filed For Record With The Cir.
cult Clerk in Property Deals.

Alexander Wilson to Sarah ]. Wal
der, wd., city of Cairo first addition
lot 81. block i3, $500
Alexander Wilson to Annie 7. Cook
wd.. city of Cairo. first addition. lot
3S black As. $500.
Daniel F. Mccarthy to Dslbert r.
Brown, wd. city Of Cairo, fourth adj
dition. lots IS and 20. block 10, $3.50.
Oscar 7. Tamm to Silas French.
Sd. village OF TamIns. first addition
lot ! , block 8. 500.
Oscar T Tamm to Ann Cooke. wd
village of Tamms. fa;st addition. lois
I and s. block 2. $3.50.
Eva u. Richardson ana husband to
Cora Cotter qcd.. city of Cairo. first
addition, lots %, SO and "a, block 80
$500.
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CLAIMS DAMAGE
FOR BAD COLD
WHILE MAIL CLERK ON THE cor.
TON BELT w D. HoLcoMB
HAD TO WORK IN BADLY
HEATED cAR-WANTs $1,000.

In the federal district court yester.
day The case Of W. d. Holcomb vs.
the St Louis Southwe. tern railway
was on trial. The ssit Is for 5000
damages because of impaired health
alleged to be the result Of imperfect
heating OF car in which he was
40, king as mail clerk Mr.. Holcomb
.lleges hat he was tax With a So.
we're 'cold on February 3. 1905. which
compelled him ultimately % remove
TO Texas for his health. The evidence
or the plaintin was all TAX among
the witnesses being Drs Rendlemaa
and Bondurant The evidence f-r the
iefen was begun when court al
iourned y sterday. The attorneys IN
he case are Wilson & O'shea for the
plainiif and Hon N les Fred'k Gilber.
for the defense.
Mr. Holcomb was ava ded a verdict
againsi tae company some time aga
on account Of injuries in a railroad ac
-ident
United States Marshal c. P. Hitch
{ Paris w. and Deputy Marshal
p 2. Fiin-. o. DansiIle. arrived yes
-erday 70 attend court.
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| Everyone who is keenly alive Il
machination Of trusts and kings oil
finance cannot but appreciate The
Lion and the Mouse" which produc
ion is announced for the opera house
Thursday. April 18th.
The play is by Charles Klein and
makes distinct innovation in the
development Of the American drama
fdi Mr.. Klein has uailized a phase of
national life which has never before
been used for stage purposes. and
which as a result proves of intense
interest. He has taken one OF the
money kings of the country the type
of financier who manipulates the
iestinies OF the nation and made him
one of the central figures of the plot
stern in his attitude to all, even TO his
wife and children and relentless to-
wards his enemies, The other vital
element is young and beautiful
daughter of supreme court Judge.
who is being driven to the wall with
Impeachment and disgrace as the re-
suit OF his righteous decisions which
are adverse to the interests of this
money king, To save the honor of
her father and his life, the daughter
snlists her services against this finan-
7iat giant and he plot reveals the
OF two keen brains for the
The play is one of exceptional in-
crest and dramatic force and while
7 is serious in aspect it contains a
ine galaxy of wit. humor and path9s.
The seat sale is announced fer Wei
lesday, April 10th.
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SUDDEN DEATH
WAS A SHOCK
MRS JOHN c. GHOLsoN FELL
AaLFtp NEVER To AWAKEN
HAD sFEN III BUT
a FEW DAYS.

The sudden death OF MIs. John G.
/ Gholson, when occurred at 7.3t
o'clock yesterday morning at hei
home 25l5 Park avenue was great
shock 70 The entire community for the
decedent was held in the highest es-
TEEN by all who knew her.
Mrs. Gholson had been i'll for sew.
eral days but her condition was not
regarded as serious Monday night sh
went 70 sleep and yesterday morning
her family could not awaken her
from her heavy slumber. AT 7:30
o'clock life was pronounced extinct
and the shock to her grief-sricken
family was q very severe one. DR.. G
II. McNemer the physician in the
case, ascribed pneumonia and heart
failure as the cause of death
Mrs. Gholson rec ntY returned
from Chicago where she had been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Glendale
Morgan, who underwent a surgical
operation at hospital there.
Mrs. Sarber was AZ years of age
ana was born in La Porte. Ind. Her
hrst husband, Mr.. Sarber died May
ls. 1899, several years after they came |
to Cairo to reside. He was superin |
-endent of the Singer Factory.
Later she was married to John c. |
iholson, well known merchant. who
survives her with three children by
Ter first marriage Ms. Glendale
Morgan Of Chicago Mrs Louis Wald.
chmidt and John Sarber Of this CITY.
Mrs. Ghelson was leading spirit
n the Cairo Baptist church and es.
'ecially active IN tha choir where her
'ofee was always heard with great
leasure. In all her affiliations she (
'as an uEight. christian woman.
those loss will be felt in many cir.
les
ne arrangements for the funeral
ave not been made pending the ar I
val OF relatives from distance. Mrs c
lendale Morgan, daughter Of the de- {
edent, arrived early this morning. '
theirs expected today and tonight are i
Iessrs. F F. Gholscn and R. L. Ghol 8
1n, of K vii, Ky. brothers of Mr.. q
hoison. Mrs. J. B Travis, mother of I
ie decedent. ]. B. Hupp and Mrs. ]. b
!. Hupp, other relatives. all of Pratt g
as. 4
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Yesterdays Rixer Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville to cair
will continue falling quite rapidly dur
ing the next sew raj days. At Cairo
the sage Wednesday morning will be
ylightly below 40 feet
The Tennessee at Florence. no mater
ial changs- At Jacksonville will fan
slowly during the next "a TO SO hours
The Mississippi from below st
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SURE WILL
ATTAIN HIS COAL
COMMANDER CERTAIN HE WILL
REACH NORTH POLE lF 1908
is NORMAL WEATHER.

New York, April 2.--Commander
Peary. il was stated tonight. now has
the $4,000 necessary for his coming
expedition 70 the far north, and be
expects to set out about the last Of
June. The Roosevelt, his ship, is re.
ceiying necessary repairs. The com.
mander SAYS be firmly believes he
viii attain his goal this time. if the
summe- OF 1895 is a normal arctic
summer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03

Louis TO slightly above Cairo. will
rise slowly next "a to SO hours, prob
ably becoming stationary at Chester
Wednesday
The wabash ~ MI Carmel, VIII rise
slowly during the next - hours
probably becoming stationary during
"Wednesday.
CHARLTS Il. LlNNEY.
Section Director
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THREE CHILDREN suFFocATED,

Grand Forks. n. D.. April Dur
ing temporary absence of Mrs. Her
bert Henderson from her home in
Langdon. near here, fire broke out IN
her house today and suff Gated three
children--Jeanette aged 4 Sunnie,
3. and baby is months. II is sup
posed the children started the fire by
playing with matches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03
CONVENTION AT JAMESTOWN.

Chicago, April 2.-The national as.
ISOLATION Of state ana Nat onal Dairy
and Food departments today decide I
to hold its annual convention at Mr..
folk. Va, July 1913 during the James.
town exposition
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03
NEGRO HANGED FOR MURDER.

Victoria, Tex. April q. Felix Pow
ell. negro. convicted Of completely in
the killing Of ms. ]. A. Conditt and
her four children at their home near
EDNA. September % 1905. was
hanged here today in the presence OF
900 people who had come on excur-
sinus To Witness Tho axncuti inn
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INCREASED AGE LIMIT.

Terre Haute Ind, April 2-Thc
Vandalia railroad stockholders today
unanimously voted in favor of r..
o,easing the age limit of new employ
es from IS to IS years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03
NOTICE TO OWLS.

There will be a regular meeting If
The Order Of Owls at their hall to
might al 5 o'clock at which there will
be initiation, luncheon and smoker.
All members are requested TO be pres
ent. By order
THOS. 3. FT-AGLER.
President
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ole cuetom san poM.rfuI.

In our secular literature we spea'.
Of tongues of FIRE and fiery ser
penis as If We sim believed in Tho
Little God Of Fire" and that the zig
rag lightning was veritable serpent
tarting athwarL the heavens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03
SPLENDID APRIL TONIC.

This is known as Blood.
; Cleaning Time" especially
, among The olde- folks. who
, always take something during
this month TO clean the blood
OF Impurities and build it I'd.
The following is the recipe
as civ by a well-known au-
thority. and anyone can pre-
pare 81 az home.
, Fluid Extract Dandelion che
bali ounce Compound Kargon
one ounce. Compound Syrup
SarsaparilIa three ounces.
&c these nipple ingredien 3
from any good pharmacy and
mix by shaking well in a bot
H. The dose Is one teaspoon
ful after meals and al bedtime.
Everybody should take some
thing ~ help the blood which
becomes impoverished and a.
most sour after the winte- sea
son. especially thos who are d.
subject to Rheumatism. Ca 4
tarrb. Kidney and Bladder
trouble.
u Is said that one week Z
usf q this mixture will clear D..
the siin of sores. p mples o. :
lis .
This is SOUND. healthy al 4.
fice. which viii b. appreciated .
BY many readers. D..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03

Nickelodeon 1871 Washington
Matinee every day at p, m. Moving
pictures. Hooligans in Paris. Wed
nesday and Thursday nights. The
Cab. Song Won't You Come over
to My Yard, by Fred Council.
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Sun and Moon.
Washington Bulletin.

washington April 2.-Wisconsln
and illinois, Showers Wednesday, ex-
cent fair in east; warmer Thursday,
showers. fresh south winds becoming
northeast
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cHEAPENS RAILROAD FARE.

St Paul MINI. April Both
houses Of the Legislature today adopt
ed the two cent passenger fare bill
The BIZ now goes 10 the governor.
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REFUSED A NEW TRIAL.

Warsaw. No. April 2-Maior n
v Salmon, convicted Of i'lsgal bank
ing. was today refused a new trial
and sen enced to three years in the
An appeal will be
taken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03

THE WEATHER
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Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was mild and fair with a
gentle breeze. Rain was reported by
the government bulletin from eight
points, none In rha river valleys Cool
weather prevails as far south as the
gulf
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The Bulls.iin Is the only paper with
In a radius Of $50 miles with the ser
ice OF the Associated Press
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forecasts Eor Today.

Cairo and vicinity Threatening
adm warmer with fresh sodtherly
winds,
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Kentucky and TENNESSEE: Far ris.
ing temperature.
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THE NEW
PIANO STORE
is NOW OPEN AT 7o2 COMMERCIAL AVE.

hu nave on display me finest and largest pianos
shown in This section And the arc without oue ton
much lower than before been offered ia o neo
PIE 81 CAIRO and vicinity TO this fact YOU really
should come in and the many we have 10 or Won
hey are al marked IN PLAIN figures No hagglng juggling
Is necessary at THIS store strictly price 10 commits
sion system makes piano buying easy the nnforne Nc
Tor the expert ten old child at this store
and be absolutely getting actual vaue the exne
could NOT buy dollar cheaper Remember to close out
these pianos before May l. 1907 number OF
rare bargains they will early and mako
your selection In addition bargains mentioned in
Yesterdays have largest size genuine agonda
piano genuine Walnut pedals sort sesenuo
mufler and loud This piano beauty but slightly used
ana can scarcely be told from Sliding price agents ask
$35000 for this instrument It's $4,000
Watch this for pianos Come in and et rs
'talk II over.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-03

Illinois. Partly cIouay, using tenn
perature.