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Evening journal., 1907-11-14
crittenton Home Work.

At the annual meeting of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home yesterday after
noon encouraging reports were read
by the president. treasurer and ma
Won of the institution. The contri-
buttons for the year were large and
increased interest was manifested. The
system is now running on a well regu-
lated scale. Steam heat is being in
stalled in the building, and a con-
tract given TO a painter to have the
entire building painted.
The election Of officers will take place
two weeks hence.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Editorial Opinion
Got Aboard the Train.

Dover News.
If the politicians who tagged the
prohibition train at the last crossing
and climbed aboard as she loomed in
sight Of the polls, are now laughing
over it we laugh with them It was
a pretty slick job in them to roll into
the station in charge Of the train.
These politicians paralyzed the old pro-
hlbitonists by climbing out on the
cowcatcher and waving dry rags to
the DUPONT vets But we wouldn't
be surprised if those two weeks with
the prohibition procession were the
longest spell of dry weather that these
politicians ever passed through.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

started personal party of his own, as Hearst did,
as means Of crippling Bryan. If the Bryan
boom is to be shattered, Johnson is not the one
to wicld the battling axe. But the method Of
loosening Bryan's grip upon the Democratic
masses is not proving a winning one. Really
good men who might stand chance OF the nomi-
nation kept in the rear or their interests
looked afterby bunglers, while various booms for
ludicrous persons, considered as presidential tim
Der, so stalking through the country.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
JOHNSON STILL FOR BRYAN.

W lTH unconcealed scorn, the Hon. Tom. l..
Johnson, who has just been elected
mayor OF Cleveland, Ohio, for the fourth time
views the attempt of some of the far-Western
Democrats to use him as a club with which %
knock Colonel Bryan out of the Democratic presi-
dental nomination
Johnson was one of the original Bryan men,
and he has stood by the Nebraskan through all
the latter's varying political fortunes. Every
Democrat nowadays who is elected a governor.
a lieutenant-governor or a mayor, seems to be
regarded as available presidential timber, and so
the Johnson boom was started in the West 1t
will probably be "cut out"
When Bryan was named for President in 1906.
Johnson was one OF the few rich men who enlisted
under his banner. He has been devotee OF
Bryan when others have faltered, and he has not
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

The declining Knox presidential boom is to be
revived by reception to be given in honor of the
senator by the Penn Club, of Philadelphia Some
how the Knox boom has not made the headway
that was expected of it. Any political agitation
that proceeds from Pennsylvania is regarded
with suspicion by many other regions of the
country.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

Having carried the lower counties for the
"drys," acting as president Of the Bay State Gas
sIompany, deeply interested in new powder
company that proposes to bust the trust lead
ing crusade against the use of money in cleo
tions, preparing to deliver Delawares vote at the
next Republican convention for Roosevelt. 1t
must necessarily follow that former Senator
Alice, OF Dover, is busy man.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Movements Of Or. Layton.

Dover News.
Like a blue bottle ~ buzzing around
the farmers dressed pig, we think we
can see DR. Layton i'm Sussex chuck
ling over the prohibition vote there
and pretending TO snuff the vapors of
an imaginary carnival But all is van
ity with Caleb, and he will yet be the
leading shouter in the DUPONT band
wagon
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~4s EVENING JOURNAL usso tina Jn;tos Sssss Nsw.
Services, received ia It's editorial Euoms oVir ePeeA
tsiro
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Gnbert g. Tones Business Manager.
Fourth. and shlploy Streets. Wilmingtons DeaWarA
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This newspaper sale regularly a. ov0ry howssane
IL wilmington and prinois towns IN tho Stats %
Delaware. also Broad 4irual Ststioa and Twenty
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Advertising rater on opnIicehas.
No attention paid to urlignea cnr6UGiSasiopa
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rEn,ta or euRscaIpr1oM.

Ry mall postage prepaid. $500 yaar, o. So cents
month payable advance. BY elISssS, SiE oonsa Wee
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THEATRICAL

Paderewskl, the worlds most emil
nent pianist who comes to the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday night Of
next week. November 20. needs but
little Introduction to the American pub
lie. Since his debut here i'm 1891, he
has grown steadily in regard until his
name has become a household word.
Popular as he Is abroad. often as ne
is acclaimed as the only successor Of
Rubenstein. the knowledge that he is
today the one artist who for years has
been able TO retain the answering
loyalty of the Americans constitutes
the greatest of his many triumphs.
Seats for the concert here will be
on sale next Monday morning, Nov
ember 18th.
Blanche Walsh comes 10 the Grand
Opera House on Saturday evening, No
vember 10th for "A special engagement
and appears i'm Clyde l'itch's "The
Straight Road" Managers Wagenhals
and kemper viii send with Miss Walsh
the production exactly as It was seen
during its run at the Astor Theatre,
New York 1t is said TO interest, but
preach no sermon. Miss Walsh, as
Moll O1iara. girl of the streets. is
said to demonstrate herself an actress
great ia restraint. searching in COM
prohension ana finely compassionate.
William H. Turner who plays Mel
moth. in THE Man Monkey is the
star of this Blaney play and will be
remembered as having appeared i'm
the stellar roles OF the popular plays
David Harum." "The Prisoner OF
zenda," "ield by the Enemy" Sowing
the Wind" etc. II appears at the
Lyccum November IA, 10, 16.
CLYDE Fitchs new comedy "The
Truth" in which Clara Bloodgood
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New York omee COS Cambridge snltszg, ceSaar FRA
Avenue and Thirty third Street.
Chicago Onca; dl1 Doyco 8utoinzb
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A visit to the Lyceum November IS,
10, and 20 will give one an idea of life
on the S. II. and Circle X ranches of
Rosebud, Montana. p II. Sullivan, the
producer of the big Outlaws S
Christmas" and Money-Lender attrac-
tions will present Mr. Totten's efforts
under the title of ~The Cowboy and
the Squaw." Il is in four acts and
nine scenes of rapid action with two
tremendous climaxes
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Do You Know
Why You Should
Buy From Us?

Because we sell better
goods for the same
money, or the same
goods for less money.
What more can you
ask2
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TELEPHONES

Editorial Room.--io 8 A. 500 Dclmarvla. f1eas
Business o1aco-D. q A. s7H petmarvia- sssS
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DON'T BUY A SUBSTITUTE.

on Friday evening. November 18th de-
picts the consequence Of an inveterate
habit Of lying In the case of Becky
Warder, played by Mrs. Bloodgood. the
habit is involuntary rather than in
territorial and it is a mental defect in
herited from a father whose family
life has been wrecked by the cause
that almost brings about the same re-
suit in her own case. The Messrs
Shubert desire to offer their personal
assurance that they have no better
attraction TO offer Wilmington play
patrons this season.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

Directors and sole ssoekholdersi Robert ;. Baird
Albert W. cummlns, Clement 3. Hslan and Gilbert y
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investments

Are too oFten made with the
sole view Of obtaining high
rates Of interest and without
due regard to safety. Smaller
returns and greater security
should be your object. We
will be pleased to assist you
to safely invest your money
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WILMINGTON SECURITIES

Reported by Z. ID. LaciSey & Co,
Bankers and Brokers' Si3 Market street.

Name es a6oBo9s.sa Sa9bs Par Bids ASH
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Every testimonial Of DR.. Bulls
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our Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
TO BEGIN WORK
ON BIG SEWER
RIVER NEAR POINT WHERE E%'
cAvATioN FOR MOUTH CAN
BE MADE.
BREAK GROUND MONDAY
Contractor SchilIn9 II St. Louis Pre-
curing Force Of Men--can Push
Work Remainder Of Year
Low Water Assured.

Mr.. Schilling. OF the Rich Constrrc.
tion company, Is in St. Louis gather
Inc M men to begin lively operations
on the big sewer here next Monday
Ii seems certain that bright and early
On that day ground win be broken
on one Of Cairo's biz improvements,
Mr.. Sclifing has been in Cairo many
weeks waiting for this time, and has
watched the river With much Interest,
rs il rose aud fell aud then rose again
= waiting for d stage Of 20 feet on less
on the government gauge which
Would permit him To div down deep
enough to begin building the mouth
Iof the big drain, at the foot Of Tenth
street. where the huge siX-ton auto
matte iron gate IN To be set The
river was down 10 2o.7 feet last even.
ing and will reach the 2o-foot mark
today. There III no water in sight
above here ana unless heavy rains
tail va are now in d fair way To have
4 period df tow water While This will
cause distress % river interests these
! have little cause ~ complain iaF tiics
aaye had an unusually fine season. Y
III lib. order now To give the land ub.
beers d chance and they seem likely
To yet 1T.
| Mr. Schilling II preparing to take
| fun advantage Of the favorable condl
lions til river ami weather which arg
likely To prevail the remainder q
| the year. He will probably set three
ar four games 1T men to work az MI
ferent points along the proposed IN
/ provement. and many tons q grave
ami dirt will be made to nv every day
| tt Is not expected that the seWe
| viii be finished mpch before the mid
| Tile Of next year, but II i can be il VII
be
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Trolley Party

Mayor George Parsons gave trot'
Elay uartv last evening IN honor q m
F,fnse partv III guests After lohs
isae around the belt on both traction
lines refreshments "a nop corn pea-
'nnts and ice cream soda We're ls''
aaleed Ia ana All the participants w
VIM pleasant affair once more voted
yavor Parsons d royal host.
III tie party were Misses clafa
naInbrlage. EsteiIe and Bertha Bur,
nart ana Fannie FIartweili AL q MI
Irion III: Misse Kate Jessie ans
golaie Davis, Maude and Graee
Sutherland MISSES q 7 Calhoun I
Nesrs. Flint Bundurant Oris H'sss'
Ijngs. Norman Halliday, Fred lillos
Mayor Parsons n,
This afternoon Mayor Parsons WIZ
take his house guests and sefe1a'
ether friends to Paaucah On eile.
steamer PICK Fowler returning satnr-
day afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS FILED FOR RECORD IN
CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE
YESTERDAY.

Anna e. Powers to Mary Z, Crimes
swd. city Of Cairo, first addition, lots
; and g. block 80, $s,500
chas. Feuchter. Jr.. ct al 10 Charles
r. Wilson. swd. Feuehter & Lansden
addition, lot 20. block ), Sis.
r. + Gressell to Carl F. Schluter
ct al wd. northwest quarter OF south
west quarter and north bali of south
west quarter OF southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of south west
quarter OF northwest quarter Of sec.
ton 81. township "A. range 1.
George W Angelly et uy to Doilie
E. CulFy wd. Mcclure, G. ". Nc
Cures addition, lots and .. block
6, $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF Conant and Rennie has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consefS, the former retiring from the
business. which will be conducted in
the future under the name of John T.
Rennie. who assumes all indebted
ness AMI win collect all bills.
T. A. CONANT.
JOHN T. RENNIE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Informal Dance.

Roswell Rcnnie entertained party
lii friends al the residence q nls auA =
Miss Virginia Rennie, 5os walnut
street. Wednesday evening
Dancing gressing games and otheF
interesting features gave pleasure -
the following guests; Helen tiarti'lah'
ot ST. r.nuis. Mo- Ruth EasteraaN'
rrdie Mae Matthews Louise Harry
Margaret strong, Laura Clendeheh'
Anie metz. Xaida LAWS, Kate Hilheief'
Wmifred cox, Kate Redinah' 0llaf'g7
f;untler. Charles Penuehaker iran y
NTH Butler. Glenn Bntler. Ward CotteF
Rrasber Mattingly. Harry Schulz, MuN
NH Faulkner Dan Woods John me-
heinz, clifford Vincent. Chas' Sculi'h
Leonard Cox
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs John McInturH of Upper
washington avenue while walking
out Of her yard to her buggy last
evening turned her ankle with som
VIOLENCE, breaking her foot near the
ankle bone. Or w c. Clarke reduced
the fracture and placed the injured
member in plaster cast
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
An Elopernant.

The details of wedding solemn.
TED HI Cairo Wednesday, which Was
oniy briefly mentioned by the Galto
papers are given Al follows W the
paducah Evening sun
Al romantic wedding was that of
Miss Vera Smith and AIT GeofgR
shepheard. 81 this city which took
place at Cairo Wednesday afternoon
at 80 o'clock.
| Miss Smith went 20 the tram WaleH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Boys Had Fun

a score OF Young boys enioved
themselves very much yesterday
swimming in the great pool OF wser
inside the Cairo & Thebes freight
depot foundation They all wore
swimming trunks aud considered
themselves immune from the ordi.
nances prohibitIngse# ln1imtie In the
city Units Butthe police inteffered
lid drove them an out and there was
mrch Sailing ana some Rnashing Of
{ 9TH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Wives Need va,a,ion

Fully Is per cent Of the travellers
NAT have passed through Cairo the
past month We're women. and children
which proves that the men are not
altogether in sympathy with tho
spns Let the Women DO the Work %
f Is evident that mans nleh arc ~
home working this summer while
their wives and children are enjoying
vacations which further proves the
Of the average married
man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. Parker B. Halliday.
Who have been visiting Mrs. HalH-
days mother, Mrs. Love. win leave
tonight for Cairo. H. where Mr
Halliday has purchased a residence
and where they viii make their fr-
tnre home Mrs. Love will go out to
Spring Creek tomorrow to spend sev-
erai weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Haughton before going to Cairo to
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
TO WAR IN FOUR DAYS
Guatemala and Salvatore May Array
Against Honduras and
Nicaragua.

Mexico City. Aug. i5.-It is report
ed here in government circles that
there will be war in Central America
within four DAYS Guatemala is ex-
Fccted 10 lead of with an attack upon
Nicaragua Guatemala and Salvador
viii array against Honduras and Mica
Iagua
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

SOCIAL ANDPERSONALS
....++++*@..*@s

laavas bore M . o'clock a. NJ, for
Cairo. with cousin Miss Lena LyleS'
OF Bebee, Ark, who had been Visitins
her for several weeks and was re-
turnins home. Mr. Shepherd who y
exnress messenger for the American
Eypress company ON the Hopkins
yile. Cairo and Paducah run, was on
the train. lie aud Miss smith nave
heen swrethcarts for sometime alla
he persuaded her TO get on me trall@
u Ia cairo ANA he married.
Tho Young woman was dressed ~
ii stain shirtwaist and skirt which
formed her wedding attire, ana ar.
shcphep wore his working clothes,
The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev w r. Morris, pastor. OF Ihe
First Methodist church. at the church
parsonage
After the wedding the hiide became
alarmed over the prospects Of return
inc home and accompanied her cou-
sin to her home in Arkansas.
Mrs. r.. stega of $40 South Fitth
street. mother Of the bride, was mott
fled of the marriage Immediately az
Iterwarsls over the long distance tele-
phone. she was surprised and natur
ally upset, but says that she y ready
III welcome her daughter home witll
her forgiveness. Her objection 70 the
marriage was only on account Of heI
daughters youth, She ~ Just ~
years Of age.
MIR. Shepherd will leave III q feW
days Oh his vacation and win brine
his bride home.
the bride Is a pretty aud charming
young woman and the only aanghtat
of Mrs steger mr. Shepherd has
been employed hy the American Pr
press company for two years, and y
much valued for his efficiency. III
! possesses a pleasing personality AMI
has many friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

make her home with her daughter.
Mrs. Halliday jackson Tenn sun
Miaa fctt'e Beaarra arid nieees
tho Misses Eisenhower I'll Vienna
arrived III the city yesterday Miss
Gnssie Eisenhower left YESTERDAY
afternoon for Hico, Tex where she
Iwill spend the winter Miss BeaupFe
ana little niece are guests of Mrs
G. ". Berry Of carbondale The
new trainmaster of the st. Louis digi-
ion 81 the Illinois Central G. A.
Clements, Of Mounds. j A Kerth, u.
# Rightmeyer. +, ). Perry ana G..
Durham, officials Of the same road
we're In the city last evening ami took
supper At The Halliday IA6y left.
here on No. s at 7.15 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Meet ~ Afternnnn-

The Ladies Aid Society 70 Calvary
Baptist church will meet at ? y. m.
today at the church, for general bust.
hess, mroe especially for the election
81 officers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
Removed MILLINERY s.nre

J. J.. Stevenson has removed his
stock Of millinery from HIS Poplar
street to 500 Washington avenue.
where he has fitted up a modern mill.
inery store
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Results is what the advertiser wants
and that Il what he gets when be
places his advertising In the Bul
iettE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Miss Kate Doud viii leave Monday
for New York. She will visit there
several davs and will sail about the
2sth cn the white Star Line steamer
Celtic for several months visit to
relatives and friends in Galway. Ire.
land
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

John Cain has returned from a visit
with relatives at Rochester n. Y.
While there he had the pleasure OF
visiting with his brother Martin Cain.
Of Adrain. Mich. whom he had not
seen for fiftytwo years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Keeping everlastingiy at e insures
success Advertise in the bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs W. Fl. Sutherland left last
night for Denver, Colo. to spend sew
eral months for her health Mr.
Sutherland win accompany her to st.
Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16
lily NEWS IN BRIEF.

Marriage License.
= George r Shepherd and Vera L
stnyth- both of'Paducah. Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Miss Pearl Spiller, who has been
TIE guest Of her sister. Mrs. Hugh
Cornell. Of Eleventh street. returned
Yesterday TO her home in Murphys
boro
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Miss Grace Sutherland has been ap
pointed supervisor Of the violin de
partment OF Birmingham Seminary al
Birmingham, Ala. and will leave
Cairo about Sept 10 10 enter upon
her new duties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs, c. Lincoln who has been the
guest Of rms. George Farrin, has gone
TO Wickliffe to visit her daughter.
Mrs Jacob Corbett who has been
cutie i'll but is now recovering.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Misses Josie Winter and Minnie
Rossnan have returned from a
months visit to the jamestown expo
sition, Philadelphia, Washington. At
lantie Cts and other eastern points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs Ross Bates and baby are
spending several weeks with Mrs &.
Y, Buchanan at villa Ridge
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs H. J. bakers, Of 220 Twentieth
street, who was taken suddenly iii last
Tuesday Is improving slowly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Richard Renfro has embarked 81
M u White. Of san Francisco Ii
visiting bis sister Mrs n G, Hair, of
Upper Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

.laau . Gholson II visiting his
laughter. Mrs. Glendale Morgan iH
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs. Anna Redman and Miss Mol.
lie Riley will leave Sunday for Mont
sagle, Tenn. to spend several weeks.
Jaiaes ~ White, Of near Quincy.
lilr is the guest Of his daughter Mrs
p G. Hair. Of Upper Washington
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16


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Yesterday TO her home IN Murphys-
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hlsnt ioF Denver Colo, to spend sew
eral months for her health. Mr.
SUNDERLAND VIII accompany her to St
L1uis-
Mrs c. Lincoln who has been the
CUES OF rms, George Farrin, has gone
70 WickliHe to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Jacob Corbett who has been
quite III but Is now recovering.
Misses Josie Winter and Minnie
nolith's visit to the jamestown expo
'iuon, Philadelphia, Washington. At
ante Cts and other eastern points.
Miss Grace Sutherland has been APP
'ointad supervisor Of the violin de- !,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Claude Winter 1r., has gone 70
Chicago 10 visit friends for several
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-16

Mrs. r. RI. Thurman II confined to
her home On Eleventh street by HI
ness s9fF