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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Sin WGodlcn pcrbrannt.

81. Yuul, Z. Ge5ember. - SRI.
&otie Coop, cine aeanerin iiel Deute
Morgcn cincm Jeuer, meld)es oas
earnings H%eItourant 5eritorte, gum
Spier. 9ld)t anoerc WGohen, Die in
Gem Heitaurnnt angeiteat maren ulb
5llr 3eit ocs 6clters inn oritten Stod.
merit ihlieien, ent9ingen bentielben
Sbidinl nit frapper Notb. Ger
ShaOen an Der @irtbihnit betr1gt
$4,000. f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
1Sran Srpan nnd) Gurppa.

Hcm.O I. 2e5ember. - Nrall
@nn. Servings 9rpon unO lire ling
ite lod)ter irbrel belite nit Dem
Gompicr .6ricOrid Der @roBc" nod
europa ab. Sic mcr0en ocn @inter
bort 5u~6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Mpoernc Mpbnnngcn.

$1,000 Iauieu eines icner nlnberner Siret'
it0di9en Suuier. Nuocn icds Simmer, @aoc'
ituhe INN Bingc, ale i1oocrnen GlnrtGtllstli.
eini6licblih i~anitircr Stumbling: guoe'tihe
eutbdIt observation-disclosures mn gSniierclplet.
9rpttpire, &oie rlb Neler cemci!titt. lO'6lB
@intersgtllebS nit @ranolitbic Gcpfiultert. ctc
nepflaitert nno iebr ih0li. oobe mn gcinIhe
2aae. Seben Mbcno bis g llbr sur SnipeItton
often. Gewarb I. Wananbcr, %aiunterlcDmer.
gircau: Wr. 1857, Sit.Mionnntrnt'strahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Ut. 723, 725, 727 ett., ELECTROMAGNETIC.
gofs 25 CUB 5 3ou bel 200 SUB; bret @epierte
bitli6 pcn bet VorlsHoab; bonftdnoig prdbtip
beiprirt; iebe moberne Weauemlidieit.
Gr. lis, III, 1t9 etc, fatage cut tr,
Elm 6ebiert bonn r8atterfonsBarf". 9urtloee
f66n %oeforirt; iebe %ntoberne 9earenlttfelt;
6rpeiitbdigc loGlfer. GoIp arb z. etur6, an .crt
nno atcle. Doer Hr. S6, Wuutber.Vnilbiua,
nanette. NIB ct. Vaui.Gtr. tSebr9.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
sEGnnf.

G61ne 6arm bon so Idern, bat neles Sans
ana ale lioibiaen notwithstanding, trlhts
barer 9'oocn, iuoOo1 hrct gl6er nit @roheere1
bepfiail6f iiuo; oieI Shit uno lScinir1ihell: oidt
ba her 1ufort perfuuit lperoen. $4,000, 9laberes
bel s.. Snpcnbppp, III Tpro.6Baries. StraRe,
Baltimore. (gtbcilbS bon g bis IL tbr. III
1898, 9orbslrpaopdp. (Sept5,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
gErs. @insIu,u's Soptbina Snrup

mirb felt fiber fiunounoicd5ia Sabrcn eru
Mtnipncn ppu M,ittern fir ibre ainbcr bel IN
bcrmbigt has aiuo, cr,peidjt ben @anmen, be.
ihipidltigt nlic efmcr5en; tnrirt Winbiuitf uno
1T oas bette Witiel fir Siurrb6e,. Bon gpc'
eelpib uno bcrlunat rW,rs. gSiusloip's epptbiua
enrup" uno nebmt ieine nnbere Sortc. Stint
llnoBpnnSie Gents bic SInfhe. Inter benz ytdbr.
nittel. rib Sroghet,@cfcs bonn 30. sunni 1906
gnrantirt. GeriensJiiimnter 1908. Gin aites
uno auf tcwGbrtcs Wlittci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
6ridDGftS : 4elcgcnbeit.


ScrIaIat; Gin t6dtiaer WtInl init $4,000
bis SO 600 slniGgc'aupitul. INT Gin iegtiiIlcS
MnnIfdfturs@ei1Gft Su tiibrsH. t~Su0rlfut pers
iauIt iib Icidt gum brciIaheu Merida rer. Mo'
item. slorcfiire: ~. 3d." Gen.iaicr Gnrrcippa'
bent. t34l 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Ter Griinocr ocs NMtumubilS.

Ser nobrc Griin0er 0cS Nlltonlo.
bills lpor ein ornler lotbringiid)er
>>ngenicir, 9tdmcno GuNnot. Nud).
0cnl CT cinigc Sabre in Gcutld)lono
pcgctirt bate, ging or im Sabre
1863 nad) 6rontrcid) uno bulttc, III.
teritiist mo g%ciorocrt bonn Near
idoa bon Soldier, cincn Gompiipa.
gen, Der fir Den transport bon ao.
loncn oienCn loQte. Der ibmcrc
Wogen folnte iih obcr nitt oll5lt
raid %fortbeluegen: er legte bier ailo.
meter in Der Stunoc 5ltrild mo
mltBte Damn immcr cine 8icrtclltirn.
DC Ennie MADDEN, bis Scr 9ompffei.
Jet mieoer ongebei5t mar. 6iinf Sabre
ipdtCr bolltc Gl,gnot nuf Teronlal.
lung ocS WiniItcriilms, oas ibnt cine
Feniion ollsgclebt bnttc, cine trGfti-
gere Woid)i1e; dis 0aa Winilterium
III llngnabe iicl, par aud BON Der
Geniion mo BON Der Wolhille niht
mcbr Die Hcoc. Nopoleon ober be-
ipilligte DEM Grfitlbcr bon Neucnl Die
bon Der Hcpolution geitrid)enc Ven.
lion; CT erb0btc JIG Iogar nod mo
rorberte Gugnot nlti, Dicocr ans
@erf 81 Gcbcn; ober ocn Grinder
rattle Der Zoo bubin, bepor icin
v6cllcrlpogcn" crprobt mcrocn fonn.
tc. Seinc Wnitbilic, Die obnc 3mei.
lcl Die &orl1uierir 0ca bcutigcn Nh.
tonlobils nor, tonn nan nod) bette
I'M Barrier a%unit0cpcrbc . Wiuicum
bciuunocrlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
2n p%crfanfen:

3u ucrtuuicu:
0dderci nit 8rocerDs Gabcu mo Sans: &rurf1
BELTS boIbcr SIT perfuufcn. :tatb ~iuirn9eu Fans
ion. mn Wip~ibersS traRc. (34l.3--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
&crlangt i'm Mlgcmcincn.


OTWWNI HVTHIUI,
Sun9cr Damn iudt eiiI m0blirtes Simmer IN
Der gti1e nc5 ySpbns Sppiinsz 0ufpiiuIe. "
slbrciie: .5immcr," nScutider Correspondents
(340-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Sin cbvIihcr. nildtcrncr Wianl iniit id)t Stels
luna fir Cause rbeii pber ais gluipirter; iprint
bcuii6 mn eneIii6: Staot pocr %oritnot. ;t
crirugen bel Ut, 8. ~, Gr. 2GO7, Met Sninp.
cttc.gfucuuc. (j4l- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Henierig. - Nahbnrin: Son
alien SIREN 9cfannten lit oie Eericn
ucgen Sord)enS entlaiien poroen.
uno Die BADEN Sic cnadgirt?"
Sau5irlu: Ia, menn lie mir 9llc5
er}dblt bat, Damn ihmcibe i'd JIG M.
tiirlih altf mie0er bcraus!"
Sebr begreiflif d.. - SungeS
Ntoobcn (5lt einem Seemannl:
,.Worum trGgcn Die mciitcn Soote
ipeiblidc Nanten?" Scentann:
,.g4rnn iir miiBten, pie id)mer ion
Ging SIT lcnfcn III, nlodten Sic nidt
ira9en,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

GtcncaciMm:

Sine ocuiidc Sruu iu1t StsIe sum Geidirrs
paidben mo fir >6uuslr6eit. 9iIc1 ,niragtu III
Ir. 1880, Mieeanua. StraRe, .. GIrr,
clip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Stcilcgciudj:
Gin Bdder fit6t Steullna ais erfte pocr Siuei'
te 6anb. 9iab5uirngen in pr. 907, sbnter.
Strafe. Wtpo26, 1lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
3u mttctDcn gciun,:
ecutincs Mrhrits.Manweiinnas.@h reau.

Sieicniaen, Die ocutfcbc 3arloipericr, @lrbcitcr
mo Sieniibpten, 81 bcibdiiiaell miinihety mol
len ii0 peribnIi6 obcr III tranItrten grtelsn an
3intmcr II, Tr. 2t5-217, 6purtlano.StrnRc,
ipenben, ipcider urcntgeltlidD g~lusfuntt eribetlc1t
min. Spretitunoeu BON l bis o ubr.
GNau2710
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
StcnegcInh

Stcue9etim:
Gin stpeite iiitb brittle 0ano bidder iuNcr
GteIe. 9taf6ufraeen in 9r. 1113, 'puil. Sirane,
SpeuitsSoint. t3iO-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
@crlangt WGnncr nnb Gnabcn.

Icriangt:
Gin gefu6bHIi6cr SufinTtieo mo Elm Stcll
NADER (gS~bcclurigbt). 9iad5ulraGen bel Glas
". Cams, %9lpspilIr, Wb. (3l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Wcriangt:
Gin GaicsNdlfer ais 5iucitc Snnh. giudb5iis
frnaeIt fpfpci in 9urerSfelos 9Gdcrci. Or. SOP,
Yipro.t3aDs S.rafe. (342-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
&crlangt Ssrancn nnb MGSden.

9crlangt:
Gin 5lpcrldiftge5 Wiibd,elL bas Gle algeneinc
Nalisarbeit grii1olih perfect; tinoerloicS @bcs
paar; 6rau loot fclbii. gtah5uIrnper in yr.
1892, &nrlcm.2tpcnuc. t3l2-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Wcrlangt:
Sin Mihbct fir Die lllGcmeire 3anSurhcit.
Nan3ifrdgeu in gir. 1852, 9oioa '%9iucnmc.
(341-2)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
DIED SUDDENLY
Of PNEUMONIA
RICHARD JONES, NATIVE or CAL
70 AND WELL KNOWN ClTt
zEN, PASSED AWAY YEsTER-
DAY MORNING.

The sudden death d Richard Jones
at 1880 Yesterday morning. surprise
many in Cairo Ire was one oil the
best known mca in the city ana was
generally liked Il vas known to but
few that he was seriously IN nor was
he oonsid red So i'll late Wednesday,
night. He was stricken last Sunda5
with pneumonia. blt strong hone was
entertained for his recovery untii
Wednesday night lie sank rapidly
after midnight
Deceased was son Of Riehar6
Jones (deeeasedl and was born ana
raised in Cairo He was 33 years 81
age aud was married his wife and
two children, a son and daughter sJT-
viving him. Other surpiy rs are his
mother, two sisters, CNrs jas Me.
Cormick and Mrs Frank 0'Rour&e)
ana one bro her (Harry)
He was a memb Of the K " X.
c and of The Bartenders Union. No.
627. He has been in the saloon husi-
ness for some years and had a pros.
porous business because OF his wide
and favorable acquaintance
The fun raj win take place Sunday
afternoon from ihe family resdenc
at 1903 Commercial avenue, ana viii
be under the direction of Mrs No. E
Feith The remains VIII be inferred
at Bo ch Grove cemetery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
VILLA RIDGE.
~~%++ ->%%~ >
May 9, 19o7.


Mr. Sam Blum, of Mounds, is put
ing IN a stock Of dry goods in the
store building on South Main street,
Miss Lucy Stems OF Mound City, is
the capable manag of the nqw
store
Mr.. Walter Pollock, Of Murphys.
boFo, Is at home on account Of tho
serious illness OF his sister Miss
Mollie Pollock.
Mrs George W, Green was taken
0 So Mary's lnfrmary last Thursday
She still remains ny aick
Miss Marie De Montcourt arrived
here Monday from Conc rdIa Kas.
She is the guest of Mrs b. A. Royal,
Miss Molie Pollock who has been
sick fer several months Is still very
sick, with no Improvement
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Roche, ana
AIiss rio Wells ~ were Cairo visitors
Tuesday
The Congregational social held at
the home.of Mr. and Mrs. II, ] Aid.
rich, was well attended ana a pleas.
ant evening was spent in their hos
pitablc home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
ANNA, ILL.
. e 8 4. . . . . . > . =.
MAY 9. 1907.

May 9, 1907.
/ Mrs W c Wells departed We'd
nesday for Pocahontas, Tenn, for an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs
John Rayburn
MIR and Mrs Oliver Hill left Wed.
nesday for Salem, where they win
reside
Mrs. Chas O'Neii returned 10 Mem
Dh's Wednesday after a weeks visit
aorc with relatives
MI and Mrs. F c. Des Roch r
sponl part of his wecl, with friends
no Cairo
The alumni of the public schools
viii hold their annual reception Tues
Gay evening az the home Of Or. and
Mrs. L. d Keith
r. J. Peeler and son. Gordon, are
visiting III nds al Ull.u this week.
H. ~ Pickles aud family have re-
turned 10 Gorevile where they will
spend the summer
Miss lone Webb. represented the
Anna High school at he terscholis-
tic contest held at Sandoval Mon
day. She was awarded second hon
0rs..
Miss Dorathv Bell of Golden was
the guest of Miss Zoe Alden Sun
day
Mrs :. d Bliss is seriously i'll at
her home on Chestnut street
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Parker. OF Pop
pa. visited Mr and rAls Jhon Moor
part Of this week
Harry Bellows. Of Olmstead. is the
guest of he family Of r II Hall
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Bird
AID Fed Roberts was solemnizei
Monday evening at the Baptist par
soHase toy th Rev J p. Webb The
sisters Of the bride and groom were
fine only Witnesses They win reside
al oklahoma City Okla
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10

Read the Bulletin and get all the
ueNs while Il is news.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
MINERS UNION
OFFICERS RESIGN
PAT STRAWHuN DEFALCATION
BRINGS EXECUTIVE Off.
GERS OF UNION TO GRIEF
THE STATE COMMISSION RE.
QUESTS THEIR RESIGNATION.
Am anon Call.l

tiIu AIthlu Nsfllltt
The executive board of the seventh
sub district e. Nj. w Of A. met with
commission from the state execu-
i've board III Murphysboro Monday.
The commission was composed Of
state President Walker State Vice
President Pennington and Secretary
and Treasurer Ryan.
This commission suggested that
tbe present officers Of the Sub dis
riot resign, and that new election
be held
President G. v Rodmau Of Du-
Quoin was the first to act upon the
suggestion, He was followed by
State Executive Board Member Gross
Lawrence Of Herrin. First Vice Presi-
dent Charles A Sullivan, of Harris,
burg; Second Vice President F. j.,
Smith, Of Marion Secretary and
Treasurer Alexander Robertson, Of
Murphysbolo. Board Members John
McAllister of Du Quoin, Joe Lofts Of
Nurphysboro. Geo Langwith Of
Sparta. Neil Jaipels Of Equality,
August Tilliski Of Benton, and II, J.
Tippet Of Marion; Auditors VIM.
Morning Of Herrn. Chas Blanche Of
Murphys boro. aud James .ittman Of
Carrier Mills.
The new election will take place
some time in June, under the super,
yision Of the state board
The resignation Of the sub-district
officers will take effect as soon as the
new officers are declared elected.
The state officials exonerated
President G. Y. Rodman and =. ].
Smith of all blame in connection with
The disappearance and embezzement
i PHI, Srawhun
Nothing ha. ever been heard of.
Strawhun One bond for $1,000 which
placed with the United states
Equity and Bonding Co of Baltimore
las not expired and the union Will
eceiNe this money back
Il is very probable that number
of the old officials will be re elected
at the special election in June
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
nOUND CITY, I'LL.
49, ~~~%%~@


way - l0Of'
Mr.. Kuny will leave soon for a tul
in Europe.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Bradley Is in town today
/ Thursday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Westermann Wednes-
I dav.
I D. G orge Howard and daughter
! Genevieye. win leave soon for the
James town exposition and Virginia
Beach.
GUY ,Woodring the well known X
H. r pitcher win pitch for Mound
civ against Benton next Sunday. All
come ont and see the game for prob
AMY il will b the last time Benton
wifi play with "our bows this season.
Miss Allie Betts has been VISITING
friends III Cairo.
Mr. Ben Toraan was In town Wed.
pa4aav on business
MP Gooree Merit who has been
confined fo his home the Iast month
a able Is be out occasionally.
{, orge Neadstine and Harry Perks
vino have baao attending school ~
Quincy are home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
INTEREST IN THE TsUKUoA.

Washington. D. c. May 9.-Nayal
officers hcreabouts are manil stiu
a lively interest In the biz Japluose
armored cruiser TsukuEa which j.
due to reach Hampton Reads on 70
visit 90 be- jamestown Exposition
The Tsukuga was formed ont from "a
Japanese shipyard Or Japan Vori
men complete and p'-ftr. iu overs
detail within fuo years after he-
keel was iaid Moreover the ship IS
said 90 have o speed on natural draf
of about p knots When exceeds that
Of any cruiser in The American navy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10

Fer Letting Of Contract For Street
Filling.

|
Filling
Public notice is hereby given by the
Board Of Local Improvements Of the
City of Cairo, Illinois, that until Ten
| n0) o'clock a. m. Monday. May "a,
1907 at the city council chamber No.
IlllI Commercial avenue, Cairo. III.
nois. scaled bids win be received for
the filling with earth of Eighteenth
street. Nineteenth street and Twen-
itsh street from Walnut street 10 &c.
! dar street. and Cross street from a
SENT one hundred ANA thirty-fye
Q35) feet west Of Walnut street 10
Cedar stroet, ara Cedar street from
Tho nor il M 81 S venteenth street
ID the north lina az Center street. m
! The city cf Cars. from lot line 10
lot line ana to the grade now ostab.
lHshed for the said streets, under Of.
dipanoe No. liz. approved nee mber
l15. 1906. Comics OF tic said oral.
nance for the improv ment will be
fouml at the office ofshe City Engt.
neer. No. iii Commercial avenue,
Cairo. Bids NAV he but In for the
glBne Oh ach stree. soparately II
for tho whole Of the Improvement on
said streets. ana the same shan be
SO emized as 10 show The bid per
ward for the films.
The contractor Hi contractors are u
be paid in bonds Of the CITY bearina
i've (5) Der cent. in ores Der annnm.
which said bonds are TO be paid out
81 the assessments made under thc
said ordinance and which arc divided
Into ten G0l annual installments.
Each proposal or bd mus ~ az,
companied by cash or by by a check
payable to the ord OF George Par.
sons as President of the Board Of
Local improvements of the CITY cf
Cairo certified by q responsible bank.
for an amount which shall not be less
than ten (10) p.r cent Of the Al.
greaate or whole amount Of The bid or
proposal and no bid can be consid-
cred unless ACCOMPANIED nv snch
check or cash The bids shall bo a..
livered 10 the said Board of Toeal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
VIENNA.
y v q " y = y = . . y = - . y
May z. 1907.

way - lSOf'
Miss Harry Mitchell Of ST. Louis.
n,,,oa ,ronao,, n,,ontn, for j fayy
'ays NslS win h.F sraiolilo'nel'
MRS Cynthia Kuykendall and other
relatives.
Mr.. Ward Chairman was home from
chicago Sunday visiting his relatives
md returning to his place of business
4 tbe civ Monday morning
Tom Weideman. wifatand daughter.
colorado arrived Monday for 4
srief visit to relatives and be Or s.
emit at mo birthday anniversary, Of
MIS- G. KilykendaIl Who win cele.
,ata ber sqtb bin. bdav
Nessrs Jav yickers. Of East at
ouis and Harry Peters. of Hot
syringe Am vera VISITING oll home
friends here Saturday ana sunday
mr. ana AIRS chas bridges are the
,ronnd narents Of . lille da-gbter.
bieb arrived nj the home of it's
-.andnarents sunday NIGHT NIL ana
frs Gns BRIDGES are sure Grandma
.,,5 c,.a..ta.a
Nd gfar@a,.o. ,va,aon oan,o IL fror,
5000. IL ,eetaiai b,,.i,,os-
a ..s9l M, pata1.at, lsaao
d., - p phnitae - r9a"9oao
.oa5aata4 NH a.,a,tari,, .aaa,inn gae.
- - ~ !. = obarab 1sst IN.
lav in Mace Of Presiding Elder Cum.
K, ,.s nb@ s,,,ld nof M nrosont
vho nraet,,art ans con,roittao If IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
FAVOUITES GUST WIVES
Concluded frou First Page)

ton of several love letters addressed
80 her b' the Crown Prince of Siam
vino met her in London when she was
playing IN "Thc Belle of New York
These letters were cou he'd 90 the
most extravaganuy devoted languae
and even contained selcc ions of
poetry.
Bumor once had Mis- Gilman en-
saged to marry Dan McAvoy tho
comedian. but if the betrothal ever
existed It was broken After one of
her numerous tins with managers.
Hiss Gilman said:
The only contract ! have nut
get broken is the marriage contract
/ was never married. So there's no
knowing"
And that's what Broadway says.
There's no knowing"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-10
NOTICE.
For Letting of Contract for construc
ton of Sewers and Street Filling.

Public notice is hereby given by
he Board of Local improvements of
he city Of Cairo, Illinois, that until
len G0) o'clock a. m. May cath, 1907.
81 the city council chamber. No. I'LL
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
scaled bids viii be received for tho
construction Of vitrifed tile pipe
sewers, house connections. inlets and
brick manholes in the following de.
sciibed streets and for filing the
anne with earth from lot line TO lot
line and to the grade of said streets
as established by ordinance namely.
Douglas street, Fourteenth street
Fif zenith street, Cedar street, Locust
street, Pine street and jefferson ave
nue., in The city of Cairo. Illinois, un.
der ordinance No 100 approved De.
cember Is, 1906 Copies of the said
ordinance for the said improvement
win be found at the office Of the city
engineer No Ill Commercial ave
uue Cairo. Illinois Bids may be put
in for the sewer construction work
ana for the filing separately or for
The whole of he Improvement on said
streets or any one or more of them.
and the same shall be so itcmized as
% show the bid per yard OF the filing
ana the Did per foot for the sewer
construction work
The contractor or contractors are
20 be paid in bD-ls Of the city. bear
ing five t5l per cent interest per an
num- which said bonds are 10 be paid
cut of the assessments made under
said ordinance and which are to be
divided into ten G0 annual install
mcnts Each proposal or bid must
be accompanied by cash or by a check
payable 20 the order Of George Par
sens ms president Of the Board Of
Local Improvements Of The city OF
Cairo. certified by a responsible bank.
for an amount which shall not be less
than ten u0) per cent of the aggre-
gate OF whole amount Of the bid or
proposal and no bid caa be considered
unless accompanied by such check or
arA -Ht NlI altfI ~ AtlNtifN 10
the said Board Of Local Improve.
ments. which Will in open session.
ar ihc time and place above specified
examine and publicly declare the
came Contractors viii be- required
90 enter irfo contract with the city
for the construction OF the improve 1
rent and into bond PAYABLE 10 tho /
city fn tho sun Of fifty (5o) per cent
of the aYudunt Of the bid with security /
g. BE- approved by the board. CON
10oned for he faithful performance /
RI said contract and for holding the (
said city harmless and for the guar I
anieeing Of the sewer construction |
work for the period Of two 90 years /
from the time Of the acceptance Of [
The wOrk by the said Board IF Local /
Improg mems Blank forms for bids I
will be furnished ON application 10 /
The city engineer. The Board reserves
.he night to reject any end all bids.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-20
Burglar Gets Much JeweIry.

Austin. Aug. is-The residence 81
J. Goldbsum was burgiariEsd and ss00
worth OF jewslry taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-20
L|NEMAN'S AWFUL FATE.
Dreadful Accident Occurs Upon
Telephone Pole.
ROASTED UP In THE AIR.
James Marehsnd. an Employe Of Firm
at Cincinnati, Suffers a Living Death
by Coming In Contact With a Live
Wire and Burned.

Cincinnati. Aug. I9.-James Mar
shand. thirty years old. a lineman for
The United Gas and Electric company.
suffered a living death for half an
hour While on top Of n telephone
pole. thirty feet in the air he grasped
live wire and hung helpless. while
hundreds Of people standing below
were unable to render any assistance
Marchand. fatally burned. was n.
nally rescued from his airy perch and
rushed 10 the Cincinnati hospital.
The accident was thrilling in the
extreme. Marchand was working on
top OF pole on Gilbert avenue. when
he grasped the wire Unable to open
his hand and release the wire he was
hurled violently backward and would
have plunged 10 the ground had he
not fallen against another wire. which
rested on his back. forming a complete
circuit. In an instant the blush cleo.
trio flames began mounting. while
sparks came from his body.
The grewsome sight and the odor %,
burning flesh attracted the attention
OF passersby a hook and ladder com
pany was summoned and derrick
hastily improyised after which his
fellow workers cut the wires and 70.
leased him and lowered him to the
sidewalk
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-20
SELECTS YOUNGER ONE
New York Judge Turns Loose
Man Confessing To
HAVE COUPLE OF WIVES.
Prisoner. on Promise That He Would
Maintain Marital Relations With but
One OF the Women and Take Care Of
Both. Was Discharged.

New York. Aug. ia man may
have two wives In New York and still
manage to keep out OF the penitentia.
ry on bigamy conviction provided he
supports both women was the decision
OF a general session court Judge. who
turned the defendant loose.
The prisoner pleaded guilty to the
charge OF bigamy. and was about 10
be sentenced 20 prison when both
omen burst into tears. mo, We don't
want you 10 do that. your honor" they
pleaded. If you send him away we
will have 10 go to teh poorhouse.
We'll. this case would certainly
puzzle n Solomon" remarked the
Judge.
After some hesitation the Judge ask.
ed the prisoner II he would promise
TO contribute to the support OF both
women II released
Yes ! will be only too glad TO do
that said the bigamist. And will
be allowed 10 live with both women ?"
No. Of course you will not" thoun.
dered the Judge. You can only live
with one OF them Take whichever
you want"
And the prisoner. gazing az the faces
OF the women. chose the younger one.
The older wife set up a wall as the
trio left the court.