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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
Three Foolish Lsuuhs.

Burnerlones In one Of his letters
explains what ne calls the three
daughters Of the fool He laughs at
what is good, he laughs at what il
bad, and he laughs at what he does
not understand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to August 18th, 1907.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
Alexander
National
Bank
OFFICERS

y. "A. Buder.... ....... President
Chas. Feuchter, Or 80. Vice President
y. H. Galligan ..............C Cashier
f. Spencer. Assistant Cashier
Accounts OF corporations and indivId-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
to any part OF the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
EXCURSION BULLETIN 1907.
Summer Tourists Rates, via the iii.
noIs Central Railroad.

Cairo to Dawson and return. q 4. SO
Cairo to cerulean and return. $50
Cairo to orsyson and return :, $40
Cairo to Waukeshs, Wis.,. and
retufn...... ..... ....... 10. IS
Cairo to Milwaukee, Wis, and
return =. -. 49,. -. -. 1926
Cairo to South Haven, Mich.
and return ..... -. .. IS. 30
Cairo to ST. Joseph and return IS. 90
Cairo to Bay View and return. n rs
Cairo to Pe.oskey and return. 21.25
Cairo TO Hsrbor Springs and
return 800. .... n. so
Cairo to Detroit and return. -. "a. 90
Cairo 70 ST. Paul. MINI. and
return ...... -. ..... II IS
Cairo 10 Denver, coIo- and
return ....... .... 20. IS
And u,siy other points.
Tiete's soid daily until September
30. and good returning until October
81. 1907. Inquiries eheerfulIy an
s~ere5- J. ~. JONES.
Ticket Agent Cairo.
8. G. HsrcH.
GENT Passenger Agent Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
BUILDING SAND.

Sand delivered to any part of the
city at rs cents per yard. Cairo Con.
tracing and Dredging company.
Charles Feuchter, Jr.. secretary. room
3, Alexander County Bank building.
Bell phone WA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18

More people in Cairo read the Blu.
letin than all other Cairo papers com
bi7eS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
HELP WANTEp-FEMALH.
f. MISCELLANEOUS,

S. Fl. BOGGS-3313 Park avenue
carpenter. Job work a speciality.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

Interest Paid on Time psposlts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-18

asSCisCts cities shcpld bear IN q
that tie Illinois Central IL The quickest . AZ
BY many hours, lss-ing Cairo a. 3sls ,. "a.
arriving ia Ssr York st7:& the second dsy 4
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
UHDERTAKERS CONVENE
M. F. WALKER, PRESIDENT
Professor Eckelf Will Address State Association
 day.

To-day is the second day of the 18th annual meeting of the Connecticut Flu neral Directors association.
 The day will be devoted to lectures and practical work by Professor H. F. Eckelf of Philadelphia, and others at the Yale Medical school. This will be under the direction of the Connecticut Board of Embalming Examiners.
 At the opening of the convention, yesterday, prayer was offered by the Rev. Jason N. Pierce, of this city. The address of the president, M. F. Walker, of this city, referred among other things to the tri-state meeting of rep resentatives from this state, New Jer- sey and New York, at which views of matters of interest to the undertakers were considered.
 A feature of the day was an able address on Fraternity" by August Heidelberg of New York, who was then voted an honorary member of the local branch of the association and boomed, Incidentally, for national pres ident.
 Robert N. Villas of New London and Arthur Keiser of Ansonia, with the firm members of Church & Allen of Norwich, were made members after they had presented applications
 Secretary James M. Bennett reported that he had received from account of dues, $393, and from sundries $41, mak- ing Q total of $434 In the treasurer's report it was stated by MT. Frederick Crawfod that he had handled total re- celpts amounting to $49OO6 and that there was on hand $1S5.50.
 Pleas were frequently made for uniform emhalming law in the states and provision for proper exchange of courtesies between undertakers when they visit other communities than their own in transacting business. President Walker stated that he believed the present Connecticut embalming law { was as good one as can be procured under present legislative conditions.
 Rev. MT Pierce spoke on the Ideals of the Profession, and was enthusias- tically received. At 2:3O in the after noon the members took a car to savin Rock where they went to enjoy shore
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
NEW CARS ARRIVE.
New Double Trucks Put in Service on
 Local Line.

The first delivery to the Connecticut company on the order recently placed with the Wason Manufacturing compa- ny for twenty double truck open cars has been made. and after the finishing touches the new equipment was put in service yesterday. It is expected that other deliveries will be made in short time. and that before the close of the summer traffic good percentage of the order will have been finished
 The new cars have the word Con- necticut" in place of the old "ConsoI- idated.' It is said that this change in putting the name of the company on it's cars will be made gradually. As the cars, both open and closed, are sent to the repair shops to be repainted, the word Consolidated will be removed and the new name will take it's place. This change has been made in several of the cars already. The twenty new cars will cost the trolley company upwards of S100 900
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
FOR SALE BY Sorosis Shoe Go A. B. GREENWOOD, Pres, 8I4 Chapel St.
FOR SALE BY

Pyle, Edmund, Memoirs of a Roya Chaplain, 1729-1763.
 Toch, M. Chemistry and Technol ogy of Mixed Paints.
 Todd, c. B. In Olde Massachusetts sketches of old times and places duiE ing the early days of the commoIi wealth.
 Trovelyan, Sir G. o. 1nterludes 4 Prose and Verse.
 Trumbull, w. Evolution and Rel zion; a parents talks with his chi dren concerning the moral side of eVq lution.
 Tyler, J. M. Growth and Eduod cation. U. s. Bureau of Census. Bulleton Cotton Products, Reference Room \ Lumber and Timber Products. Fere1 ence Room. Wakeley, J. B. Lost chapters reeol cred from the early history of Amer can Methodism.
 l Wesleyan University 1S91-lSO6. Ce ebration of the 75th anniversary the founding. Washed in His Blood.
 Wyndham, H. S., Annals of Coyef Garden Theater. V
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
CORRIGAN CASE REVIVED
H. M. SEDLEY SETTLES
Yale Men Quarrelled in Kennel Club Cart and Former
 Was Killed.

Through the affecting of a settlement in the damage suit growing out of the tragic death in this city of Edward F. Corrigan of New London, while a stu dent at Yale, and the exchange of re- leases and receipts yesterday, the sen sational story in which Henry McDon- aid Sedley the New York clubman known the country wide for his mad escapades, is implicated, has been re- vived. Sedley was named as the de- fendant in the $25,OOO suit brought by the administrator of Corrigan's estate and the case has been on the docket of the United States Circuit court since it was instituted Dec. 25. 1901.
 Corrigan was a student in the Yale Law school when young sedley attend ed the Scientific school. On Oct. 2S, 1901, they met in the Kennel club lunch wagon, and in quarrel which followed their pumping sharply into each other it. Is alleged that Sedley struck Corrigan. The latter was knock cd from the wagon, landing on his head on the hard pavement and dying almost instantiv.
 Sedley was examined at an inquest held before Coroner Mix and was ar rested and bound oyer to the Superior court on the charge of manslaughter. The case was i2ter nolled and then inc civil action was started. sedleys body was arrested and he was released in baii Of s5.O09
 Recently the law firm of Slade, Slade and slade of this city was called into the case and immediately started nego- tiations for settlement It is stated that prior to this the case was nearly dead and that it was about to be dis posed of by 6 settlement of $500. The sum paid over by the family of sedley to the lawyers is said to be $9O0.
 The original suit was brought by At | torney Edward j. Maher of this city. and later E. P. Arvine was entered in it, Watrous & Day, Isaac Wolfe and Henry F. Parmelee are on the docket for sedley Whar the suit was brought i Thomas P. Smith was administrator of the Corrlgan estate but he had been superseded by John F. Fitzgerald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22


 Fox, Charles James, Commentary On His Life and Character by w. s. Landor.
 Gasquet, F, A. Lord Acton and His Circle.
 Good Stories, Reprinted from Ladies' Home Journal.
 Grandgent, c. H., Introduction to Vulgar Latin.
 Granville, Second Earl, Life of, by Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice.
 Haggard, H. R., Rural England, 2v. Henrietta Maria, Queen, Life of, by I. A. Taylor.
 Herbert, w. von, By-Paths in the Balkans
 Hughes, T, History of the Society of Jesus in North America, Colonial and Federal Vol. 1.
 Johnson, W. F., Mathematical Geog- raphy.
 Ivan, the Terrible, by K. Waliszewski James, Charles, Poems. Judd, C. &, Psychology; General In troduction Kent, c. F, ed, Israel's Laws and Legal Precedents from the Days of Moses to the Closing of the Legal Cam on. Kuhns, L. C., John Huss.
 Leonardo da vinci; Artist, Thinker and Man of Science by D. Munts, V, Lang, A., History of Scotland, V. Mcfarland, E. w. Course in Elemen- tary Principles of Chemistry
 Magazine of Art, 1904.
 Mansfield, M. F., (F. Miltoun, ps) The Automobllist Abroad, With Many Illustrations.
 Martin, Sir T., Monographs; Garrick Mecready, Rachel, and stockrnar.
 Maynadier, C. H., The Arthur of the English Poets,
 Melville. L., Victorian Novelists
 Molloy, J. F., The Russian Court in the 18th Century, 2 V
 Moltke, Helmuth, graf von, Letters to His Wife and Other Relatives. 2 V Montagu, Elizabeth, Her Corresponds ence From TYPO to 1761.
 Montgomery, J. C., The samaritans.
 Morris, c, L., and Wood, E., The Country Cottage.
 Morris, l.. R., Instruction in Real Els. tate and Fire Insurance.
 Motti, F., Elementary Russian Gram mar.
 National American Woman Suffrage Association, Proceedings of Conven tions.
 Nelson's Encyclopaedia, 12 V. Ref. erence Room.
 Newton, Sir Isaac, Principia, sec tions I. IT. III, with notes and illus trations; also a collection of problem by Percival Frost.
 Nicolson, F. w., comp, Phi Bet; Kappa; catalogue of Gamma of Con lnecticut 1S45-1096. s Putnam, G. H. Censorship of tn lChurch of Rome. and Its Induenc f Upon the Production and Distributio , lof Literature. ? V.
 Ruslin, John, Works, library edi ltion, V. 27-S. Tors clavigera. Office. = Salisbury, R, D., Physiography
 Savage, John, Picturesque Ireland.
 Shaw, G. B. John Bulls Other Is s land. and Barbara. Sill, E. B. The Poetical Works Household Edition. :, Stout, G. F.. Groundwork of Psy chology.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22

dinner at wilcox's. The company then returned to the city and discussed, themes pertaining to higher education for funeral directors. No evening ses- sion was held.
 The attendance is about seventy-f1ve and includes H. W. Crawford, of this city; Messrs. Wooley,Z of Hartford; Tomlinson, of Derby; Bennett, of New Milford; Root, of Thomaston; Griswold of southington; May. of Meriden; Mead, of Greenwich; Ortlepp, of Bridgeport H. c. Gates, of Torring- ton; T. J. squlres, of Thomaston; R. N. Barnes, North Haven; Miller, of stonington; Dillon, of Hartford; Keeney, of West Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
MORE READING MATTER
Books Added to the Free Public Library, August 17
 Fiction.

Bower, B. M, Her Prairie Knight; and Rowdy of the Gross L." Cobb, T., Collision.
 Gregg, H. (S. c. Grier, ps), The Heir King, C., the Rock of Chickamauga. Lyle, F. P, Jr., The Lone Star Oppenheim, E. P, tA Lost Leader. Rives, II. E. saton sanderson. Wallace H., The Sons of the Seig- neur.
 wardle, J., The Artistic Tempera- ment.
 Watson, J., Clan Maclaren, ps.) Gra- ham of Claverhouse,
 Whitby, B., The Whirligig of Time.
 Non-Fiction.
 Almes, H. H. S., History of Slavery in Cuba
 Aked, c. F., The Courage of the Coward. and Other Sermons. Albemarles, G. T., Keppel lord. Eff tv Years of My Life.
 Archibald, P, Electricity for Every body, Rev. and en1.
 Baker, G. P, The Development of Shakespeare as a Dramatist
 Baring-Gould, S., A Book of the Py- renees.
 Beattie, w. R., Celery Culture, Bennett, c. E., The Latin Language, Bible, Esther Cambridge Bible fot schools).
 Cork, Richard Boyle, Earl of Life and Letters by D. Townshend,
 Bjorling, P. R., and Gissing, F. T.. Peat; It's Use and Manufacture.
 Boigne, comtesse de, Memoirs, ed. c Nicoullaud.
 Breed, c. B., and Hosmer c. L. Principles and Practice of Surveying. Browne, M., Diary of Girl in France in 1921.
 Coles, G. w., Mica and the Mica In dustry.
 Colville, Mrs. A, Duchess Sarah, be ing Social History of the Times of sar ah Jennings, Duchess of Marlborough. Commercial and Financial Chroncile Handbook of Securities, July, 1907.
 Cook, Captain James; the Cireumnav igator by A. Kitson.
 Curry, s. S., Classic Selections Fror the Best Authors Adapted.
 Dav, C., History of Commerce.
 Dreapc:, ". F., Chemistry and Phy sies oe Dyeirg.
 Durham. NJ. E., Through the Land of the Serb.
 Edwardes, M, comp, Summary ( the Literatuges of Modern Europ From the Origins to 1400. 1 Ellis Publishing Co.,. Model Arithmt tic fir Commercial Colleges and Dt partment Schools.
 Fitzgerald, P, The Garrick Club.
 Ford, ]. D, M., and NJ. A. Romance l os Chivalry in Italian Verse, sele, l ticns
 Ford. Richard, Letters, ed., R. ] Prothero,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS DEEDS AS RECORDED Quit Claims, Warrantees, Mortgages and Per
 mits Issued.
Warranty Deeds.

The following real estate transac- tions were recorded in the town clerks office yesterday:
 Frances Gibson to Jane A. Garfield, land with buildings, Admiral street, 40 feet.
 The Cooperative Mercantile and Realty company to Catherine McMul- len, land with buildings, Dixwell ave- nu, 3S feet.
 Rosa Hirsch to Eva Isakoff, land with buildings, Franklin street 40 feet.
 John J. Reilly ct ux. to Catherine Degnan, land with dwelling, Ann street, 37 1-2 feet.
 John L. Hine to John w. Hine, land with buildings, Whalley avenue, PIT feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
THE REV. c. c. TIFFANY DEAD.
Former Archdeacon of New York Dies
 of Anoplexy at Maine Resort.

Northeast Harbor, Me, Aug. 21-The Rev. Charles Comfort Tiffany, D. D., for many years achdeacon of New York, died here yesterday of apoplexy He retired from active work several years ago.
 The Rev. Dr. Tiffany was born in Baltimore in 1920. and was educated at Dickinson college, Andover Theological seminary and tho Universities of Halle, Heidelberg, and Berlin In 1866 he was ordained priest, and for four years was rector of St. James church at Fordham, N r. From 1871 he was Identified with the Green Foundation fund of Trinity church, Boston.
 He was rector of the Church of the Atonement, New York, from 1874 to 1880, and during the ten years follow ing was rector of Zion church in that city, He was appointed archdeacon of New York in 1893. He was the author ot several books on religious topics.
 
 Mir. Morgan when asked his opinion of the presidents speech said he had not seen it yet. He is in fine health,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
NEW HAVENERs ELECTED.
Annual Reunion of the Sixth Conncc-
 ticut Held ut New Britain.

New Britain, Aug 21.-The annual reunion of the Sixth Connecticut Vol unteer regiment was held here to-day.
 They were welcomed by Mayor Lam |ders and Major Boudren of Bridgeport responded. Secretary and Treasurer w. r. Smith of Whitneyville reported three deaths for the year and bal ance of $115.93 in the treasury.
 These officers were elected: Presi- dent, Albert Scott Waterbury; vice president, Thomas Boudren, Bridge port; honorary vice presidents, John Begnal of Putnam, Horace Fox of Hartford, Joseph Miller of New Ha ven, Norman Provost of Stamford, J. w. Hill of Waterbury, w. H. c. Cox of New Haven, H. M. Burckhardt of New Britain, Frederick Ruden of West Ha ven, A. B. Beers of Bridgeport, Abra- ham Howell of New Britain; secretary and treasurer, ". F. Smith; historian, c. K. Caldwell of New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
MAN MISSING SIX MONTHS.
Placed on Steamer in December and
 Not Heard From Since.

Placed on board steamer of the Ncrth German Lloyd line at New York last December Francesca Makowsklm, a German who spent four months in Branford and was returning to Ger many, has disappeared. His brother, Alexander of Branford, who saw him aboard the ship, is endeayofing to find him and with the aid of consuls and of an attorney is conducting a search for the missing man. There is no rec ord of any man having died on the trip of the ship which he went over on and none of his effects were found on the steamer, At the same time there is no trace of his having reached German,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Certificate of Attachment.

The Gooding Coxe company against ID. w Hoffman, suit for $500, property on DixweH avenue, 50 feet.
 Esaie G. Misserian against Ida M. Jacobs, ct al, $500; property, land with building, Wooster street, 49 feet; parcel of land, Park street, 45 feet.
 Lease
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Building Permits Granted.

Owner, Willlem E. Roberts, 1889 Chapel street. frame addition to cost I$125. owner, Fred G. Weishert, 20 Wood land street, frame building, estimated cost $325.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22

Edward L. Visel to Edward T. Rich ards, tenement 1S5 1-2 Dixwell ave hue, dental office, two years, $24O an- nual rent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22

land with buildings, Willow street, 50 feet, S2.700
 Catherine Degnan to John J. O'Reil- ly, ct uX, Ann stret 37 1-2 feet, $500
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Quit Claim Deeds.

Charles Flynn ct ux, to Ellen Can non, land with buildings, Hamilton street, A feet.
 The New Haven Trust Co. exec, to the New Haven Trust Co.,. conserva- tor, land with dwelling, Livingston street, 50 feet.
 The New Haven Trust Go. exec. to the New Haven Trust Co, cons, land with dwelling, Maple street, 40 feet.
 John B. Smith to Edward S. Beecher, parcel of land, lot in New Haven city burial ground.
 Francis McDermott to Warner to udson,.- ct aL. land with buildings, Greene street, 49 1-2 feet.
 Francis McDermott to Warner D. Judson, land with dwelling, Townsend avenue, 60 feet,
 Hermione Brooks to Francis Gibson. land with buildings, Admiral street, 40 feet.
 Sarah Cullen to Irene Cullen, parcel of land, Fillmore street.
 Morris Levi to Antonio Prostano, parcel of land, Wooster street, A feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Power of Attorney.

Hermoine D. Brooks to Charles E. Curtiss, general power.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Road to Melville /"

and along this road good properly cooked
 The makers of Grape Nuts claim, with the this scientific food superior other rebuilding tissues and muscles by modern
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
Mortgages.

Eva Isakoff to Rosa Hirsch, land with buildings, Franklin street, 40 feet, $2,60O
 Anna M. Futile to Ella McFeeter,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
His vigorous, active life
' he Modern Business Man
tary habits cannot possibly thrive upon and now

of sedentary habits possibly thrive upon
 Modern Conditions Demand Modern Diet Success all undertakings depends out healthy body and keen brn they and vigorous by drugs any other way than way by food
 There only
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22

Man lived upon the prey that fell in the chase enabled him to keep alive upon diet which
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-28

Miss Betty Nightingale arrfed
yesterday from Savannah.
Bayad J. Butts is here from Jack
sonsille for the week end
Miss Emma stiles leaveseeoday for
Savannah after visit toI Hiss Louise
BAKER.
Mrs. J. H. Whitmire has returned
to St. Simon after a visit to Mrs.
J. b. Wrignt.
Alexander Irwin of Marietta, viii
be The guest Of DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Blanton Today.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. III
DeVoe are delighted to know that
she is out again after a severe i'll
ness.
Miss Pauline Scarlet leaves tomok
row to spend the summer at Cumber
land where she will teach a summer
school
Mrs. W. M. Upper will entertain
with luncheon Tuesday compl
mentary to Mrs. r. T. Hitch and
Mrs. Henry W. Davis.
There will be a rehearsal Of the
opera Little Tycoon Tuesday evening
at the o%era house. The opera will
ne DroduAd May 1s.
A deligi full affair Of this week
Will be the reception to be rendered
the visiting Kings Daughters by the
y. A. r. Of Brunswick,
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, who is
the guest OF Mrs. D. D. Atkinson.
leaves this week to visit Miss Kath
crime Foster at St. Simon.
Mrs. J. H. Redding Of Waycross.
VIII be the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Blanton this week during the con
vention Of the Kings Daughters.
Wednesday afternoon the Babies
branch Of st. Marks Auxiliary viii
be given lawn, party at the parish
house at $3.50 o'clock. The little
ones win bring tAeir mite boxes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-28
SAVE YOUR HAIR

have given your Herpicide a
thorough test l can cheerfully
say that it is the best Hair Tonic
| have ever used. 1t win be one
of our household remedies from
now on and win surely recommend
same 70 all my friends and ac-
Quaintances.
(Signed) PETER PEHL.
Sedalia, Mo. Q