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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

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i6 babe nit Sir 5u iprefen."
nI2it mir. Yapa?" fragt lie l6ep
nnb ersliibenb.
.Sn." gr bietet ibr ben Irm nit
erniter Iiens. .Wrs. 8apalor miro
li6 einltlpeilen 5u u~nterbalten ipilen.
tpenn tie naf @uitleforb fdbren tptN'
ite6t ibr Die gquipase 5lr @erfiis
anng."
uSebr ,iuobI. 8apn", entge9net
Isabella nit elmer o ibrem 9etpohn@
licben 8eien, iebr peri6ieDenen ge@
IiGeiben9eit.
.8eiB er's?" frdet ie iih, liam
er's niilen? unb mas wirb er lagen?"
Siniter bIidt Wrs. @abaipr Den
geiben nad.
.0ie gquipaee Itebt 81 meiner
Ierfusuns, niht aber Die Softer.
nnb bas Yrin5ebden lpoIte mid nift
fiil1en. @erabe pie lire Wltter. SD
aber babe sutes @epdhtniB fir groBe
unb fleine &%rdnfungcn."
Sdipeigenb bietet Sir Nobert Ieiner
Tohter Ylab, Tie iebt iiG IN betnabe
dneltlider @ufresung. Surht lit ibs
rem &eien lonit frenib uno ou6 iebi
5ittert lie mebr fir Den @eliebteu, dlS
fir ii6 ielblt.
nYapa ipirDs nidt ollben ipollen"
benft tic. .er bat ner9ciieu, paB aud
CT Dor cinem Sabre nod arm mar
unb mini nibt eintpiaigen."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

5eitstas perlaiien. Sc ihneaer alio
bieier Serrin beitimmt tpiro, bcito
better. 9as lit mein llltimatum."
Cine @ofe Dor 8elns Sob5eitss
tag. Sd iase Sbnen, bas 8ino benft
niht ans Seiratben."
limb ih iaee Sbnen, iie benft bas
ran. Sieb5ebnidbrise 8inoer BADEN
beut5utase gar eieene Sheen. Waib
Sanserfielb erbielt eeltern Ibtno
5ipei Outrage einen %pertparf fie, BEN
nnbern nnbm tie an. 8ebltloen Sic
iid, Baron, Der S6pieseripbn tpirb
nod i'm 2aufe BEG Cages eri6einen,
uno ba ISABELLA auf ieiner Seite lit.
ipirb Shire Mnttport extraordinarily
beiabenb ausfaler, nnb mare er Der
drgite Shuft in England. 8enn bas
WldDden Sic beihtpDren lieBe. DAB
ihnars tpeib lei, sic tpiirben es tbun
unb balb glnuben. Gle iinb gu alt,
UNI tlue gu iperben, Cir @obert, FONT
lpiirbe i6 periuden, Sbnen begreiflid
5u MAIDEN, baB es Sborbeit lit. ireenb
Semanb NIT iold blinber 2iebe uno
3in9ebnne 5u nmfaiien. NiemartS
beroient es. Gle piirben iterben, nm
Siabella 5l besliiden, mebr md, sic,
Die Seele Der Gbrenbaftigfeit, .be9eben
ibrettpesen cine undergraduate Sanbs
lung, nnb iie? ionte es Sbnen e%infals
len, ii6 Sipiiden iie nnb benz biibiden
Ibenteurer, Den iie o brei Bo6en
gum erlten Wal iab, 81 itellen, iic
ipiirbe sic fir einen Sprannen erfldS
rem, nnb NIT linn na6 S6otttano
burdseben, iobalb Der es perlanste.
Sa. aefpiB. id femme mein 8eihleht.
8eiber iino tpie &asen. itrei6le lie,
unb iie ihnurren obne llnterlab.
itreide lie segen Den Yel5, nnb Die
i6arfe &raae badt ii9 in's Sleiid.
audi tpenn Seine Sanb fie lebenss
lang sefittert unb IiebtOlt. Beun
ISABELLA Gle perldbt unb linn folst, lit
iie ni1t i6limmer als Die Inberen,
lie lit MIR ibrem Snitinfte treu. Ndn
fennen sic rneine @orl6las. mir
oeriteben ms boffentlid unb fonnen
fiinftig bus unliebiame 9bema nnbes
riibrt laifen. 0as Cine nur bite i6.
ieben Sic ni6t aus, fpie elm Wartps
rer. Iieber Baron. Die 2eute merfen
ionit. bab sic elm @ebeimnib baben
unb bemiiben ii6. es 5u entoefen. Ib;
Da fommt enbli1 bas Srduleim"
8ie sepobnlih ipringt ISABELLA Die
brei Stufen Der Sreppe berab unb er<
i6eint nit glidtrablenoem ad9efn
i'm 3immer.
nSdon ipieber 5u ipdt. Yapa", ruff
iie, i'm itiirmii6 umarmeno. ~seitern
aber mar bod cine Iusnabme, i6
burfte ipobl beute beridlafeu."
nSiebit 9n AIRS. @apaIor niht,
fiebes ainb?"
ISABELLA bat lie ipirfli6 nidt eeIe1
ben. bat Die griiten5 bes 8aites bDuia
perseiien. Sbre 3iise umpolfen lid
leidt, ais iielii6 1u ibr ipenoeta1a9
~gSie prddtis Sic ausieben, Siae
beIlal Sic erIauben mir bo6s Sit
10 81 nennen. Seben Gle bas itrabs
lcnbe 8eiihtden, Cir Gobert, uno bas
Sinh bat Die gauge Iadt 9etan5t."
Sic min lie %fiiiien, Siabela abcl
tritt suriid.
n8as. Sic ipolen mid nid)t fiiis
fen? Sum, mir iperDeu bod gu
Sreunb bleiben, niht tpabr, Baron
uno tpGre es nur Der Walltter tpegen.'
.Weiner Mutter ipegen2" ruf
Isabella, .%fanuten Gle metne Mut.
ter?"
nSebr gut. mir iparen b~efreunbet
uub sic 9lei6en ibr in Iutlis, Stim.
me unb @eien. Sdtte i6 sic mn
idon in iebem Sale Iieb sebabt, mi
niel mebr INN ibrettpiIleu."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-08

VT DeIIauJleI lie HtI WHteI6lpDeHt
dngitli6en Sdmei9en, Die @orte ber<
gen cine 9robung.
.@or ibrer Srauuus2 Gle 5dblt
Iieb5ebn Sabre. es mDeen bier. flint
Sabre bergeben, bepor tic beiratbet.
Sd beritebe Sic nidt, Sarriet. unb
bite sic. beutlid 81 ipreden. @ott
lpeiB, ih mill ni6t bart 9egen Gle
leiu, mill Sbnen 10 piel @elo 9eben.
ais Gle polen. unb geraoc Sic ioa>
ten ni6ts tblin. mas ISABELLA i6aben
fonnte. @errat6en Sic mid ni6t.
fniden sic nift bes iiin9en 2ebens
@liidi SD neiB, i6 iolte es iascn,
gbre. Yflidt nnb @elpiiicn perlanaen
es. aber ib fenme ben Grfols unb image
es ni6t." llnterbriidtes S6luh6en
lieB bes alien Solonten Gimme erS
beben. sd liebe Isabella mebr, als
lie elm Slater iein Sinh liebtc. inni9cr
benn ie. felt @efabr lie beorobt. @em1
sic i6peisen. lit nidts 5u fiirdten
Sarriet, linn @oites fpillen, nennei
gle cine beliebige Snmmc uno pcrs
laiien Gle bn5 3aus!"
Sic louiht Den Worten obne iee:
ipebe gicglng bon Nitleio. Gin bar
ter 3ug liegt nm lire Gippen, beinab'
tenflii6e @osbeit in ibreu Sliteu.
sd ipcrbe 5ebntauienp Yfuni
perlangen unb ScarStpooo Tarf elm
@ode Dor NGiB 9anserfielbs 8od)'
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08
The Last Meeting

A paper published in Juneau known as the "Alaska Transcript" says: "The Transcript is in receipt of resolutions passed by the last meeting of Che Douglas Island Miners Union, con- demning the action of Douglas in swearing in fifty special police for the Fourth, and announcing that the miners will come to Juneau in body to celebrate the Fourth. AS the reso- lutions were only received an hour be- fore going Go prese, it was impossible to print them"
 All good citizens will rejoice to know that the "last" meeting of this gang has been held on Douglas Island. That they passed the Fourth in Juneau ex- cites DO one-there was not Rn arrest made in Douglas on the Fourth for any cause. The thousands of good, patriotic American citizens who cole brated in Douglas on the Fourth were not disturbed by the fifty special po- lice. Their duty was to look out for the rogues, and it seems that the funeral disturbers all celebrated in Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08
Not on Your Lie

A recent number of the Juneau Transcript says:
 "The presence of troops put Douglas in the slough and 1t has not got out yet"
 The troops were brought to Douglas Island to protect the men who wanted to work, and to force the Torkelsons and the funeral disturbers to keep their place and to prevent a repetition of that terrible outrage when funeral procession on it's way to the cemetery was stopped in the main street of Douglas by bowling mob. No law abiding citizen of Douglas Island made any objection Go the presence of the troops. They were glad they came. It was only those who had mischief plan ned who objected.
 As for putting Douglas in the slough, that's all in your eye, Mir. Transcript Man. Douglas is a better town today and more prosperous than ever before in her history.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08

Douglas has very few preachers, but Chat is better than to have the town overrun with the kind that will espouse any old cause for few paltry dollars or little notoriety.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08
LICENSES TO KEEP DOGS

in this City for the current year are to be obtained in the office of the City Clerk and Notice is Hereby given that all dogs found running at large after July 9th will be shot by the Marshal or Dog Catcher.
 By order of Council City of Doug John Henson, Clerk las, Jnly 1, 1908.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08
The Great American Game

A ball game will be played next Sun day on the Douglas grounds between picked teams from Treadwell and Douglas. The lineup of the Tread we'll team is given in the Treadwell Topics. The Douglas team will appear in the following positions:
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08

The TreadwelI Store has just received & large line of New Clothing for Men and Boys.
Douglas Island news., 1908-07-08

The sporting editor of the News will be the mascot for this team. Mayor Valentine of Juneau will umpire the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
LIKE PICTURES
ON CIGAR BOX
is LILLIAN RUSSELL, NOTED AC-
TRESS WHO PLAYS BEFORE
CAIRO AUDlENCE-SHE DE
FlES TIMES RAVAGES.

Seldom it is that any woman looks
the pictures OF herself but Lillian
Russell is for all the world like the
pictures on the cigar box. At least
that is the impression OF q Cairo audi
ence who saw the actress at the
opera house last night There is the
same carmine complexion a trife too
peachy. the same baby stare. the
same rosebud mouth and the ever
golden tresses. up to the latest mode
last night however, with a quantity e
ready to-wear puffs quite woudrous
to behold making one wonder how
one small head could hold them all.
Seriously speaking however. Rus
sell IS a wonder of the Ponce de Leon
type. She has found more than one
fountain of yorth on her long Journey
In this mundane sphere. Just now
long, no one is prepared to state au-
thoritattvely but there was no trace
of the past middleage woman in the
face of the actress or In her figure.
She has happily escaped the telltala
embonpoint by arluous work of
course, but the end has Justified the
means aud the fair Lillian seems
destined to charm those who admire
the type for many moons to come.
Her acting is clever in spots and she
has surrounded herself with a de-
cidcdly strong company
The play while not especially ele-
waiting in tone has some strong spots
in it. Fer instance. there is "A sent
ment developed that has a tendency
To put lump in the throat of the
audience when Donovan the trainer
at the Duffy stables. leaves the ser
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
CAIRO BEAUTIFUL
Many Pretty Parks and Private
Grounds viii Make Washington
Avenue Attractive Driveway

City Jailer Lutz has been engaged
with gang of men dressing up the
new park at the intersection of Syca-
more strret and Washington avenue
Superintendent Cannon OF the Cairo
Water company, will nave neat
fountain put in. When finished this
will be the third pretty spot along
the line OF Cairos most imposing
boulevard, the other Two being lla Il
day Park at Tenth street and Candce
Park at Elm street, the former being
htted up by Mrs. Eliza Halliday in
respect to the memory of her hu5-
band. Capt W. p Halliday, and the
latter being donated to the city by
the family and in respect 20 the mem
cry Of II. H. Candee deceased
The three little parks taken in
connection with the postoffice
grounds, the Public Library ground,
the Cairo & Thehes depot ground
when finished as plaunedJ the city
hall ground. the center grass plot
above twentvlirst street. and tn
many beautiful private residence
grounds along the avenue. will make
this as attractive "a driveway as ans
city can boast Of when the pavement
now being laid shall have been com
ploted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
CAIRO PR{SBYTfRY
OPENING SESSION WILL BE HELD
TODAY WITH ELEVEN COUN-
TIES REPRESENTED.
Program For Todays Session Includes
Meeting of Women's Mission
airy Societies.

The Cairo Presbytery will conyen,
this evening and also will held SEES
sions Wednesday at the Presbyterian
church in this city The counties OF
Alexander, Pulaski, Union, Johnson
Massac, Pope, Hardin, Gallatiu, Saline
Williamson and Jackson are included
in the Presbytery and there will be
representatives from all at the con
vention.
The program for tcday's session is
as follows:
2:oo p. m.-iome Mission committee
meeting.
200 p. Meeting Womans Mis-
sionary Society Of Presbytcfy.
80 p. m.-ITniun meeting Of Pres
bytcry and Presbyterial; opening ex,
ercises; sermon by Rev. Charles Me.
Ciuer, of Golden; Prcsbytery consti.
tuted with prayer; Roll call; election
of moderator; election of stated clerk:
election of temporary clerk; report.
committee of arrangements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Honor Enulish Writer.

Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres the Wash.
ington correspondent says:
"A social and literary event in
Washington has been the distinguish
ed visit here of Mr. and Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward-or Mrs. and Mr.. Hum
phrey Ward, to place them in popular
sequence. and their daughter, Miss
Ward. who have been the guests of the
British ambassador and Mrs Bryce
The famous novelist and philanthro
pist is stately. unspectacular woman,
with a couture Indifferent to prevailing
modes. and fine old lace, The presi
dent and Mrs Roosevelt gave a din
ner and subsequent musicale in com
pliment 10 the Wards. Mrs. Cowles
the presidents sister, entertained at
an afternoon tea to the celebrated wo-
man. Mrs. Ward will make tour of
the provinces of Canada in the private
car of the governor general.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Fatal Runaway,

while the firemen We're all in the
building the team belonging TO station
Ne. standing ON Twentieth street.
became frightened aud ran away The
horses dashed like mad down Com.
.mercial avenue, following the street
railway track Car No iO3 with Earl
Carver as motorman, was going north;
Carver say the team coming towards
him. but did not know they We're run
aways, He stopped his car, however
which is according to orders when 4
fire waG is on the street, Ii was
not till the horses we"c almost upon
him that Carver saw there was no
driver on the wagon Bv this time
the car was at a standstill. mt Thir
teenth street, bat before Carver could
get out Of the way the maddoned ami
mails with the heavy wagon behind
them dashed into the car The coils
ion was terrific The wagon tongue
aud one of the horses crashed into the
front of the car wrcckiug the cab
completely aud throwing Notormap
Carver back into the car. lascerating
his hand and bruising his breast hut
doing him no serious injury The
horse however was killed INSTANTLY
The animals head was crushed in and
his neck broken The other horse
violently for time t. free
himself from the wreckage but was
Mt hurt The mon of station No. .
1aul"d the wrcckago away.
This is the second serious runaway
hat has taken Mace. The first oc,
7nrred on Ohio street when the Tele-
cram office burned Tom GaZzoa was
run down by the team and narrowly
escaped with his life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
BANKRUPT SALE
OF THREE STOCKS
GRAND LEADER, RuBY'S TOGGERY
AND BRACKETS MILLINERY
SOLD FOR $t2,9s5 - WILL BE
OFFERED AT BARGAIN.

The stock of clothing dry goods and
millinery in the establishments of
Rubys Toggery the Grand Leader was
sold yesterday by the creditors, There
was some lively bidding for the cloth
ing and dry goods stocks, a citizen of
Mt. Vernon being one of the bidders.
These stocks were bought by John h.
Greaney Tor Si27l0, while the hall in
terest owned by Samuel Gould in the
millinery store of Mrs G. II. Bracket
was sold II c. V. Ncff for $275
The dry goods store was owned by
Samuel Gould and the clothing store
by Mr.. Gould and C. c. Rubenstein
Jointly. The losses in the latter estab-
lishment during the panic and dull
times involved the other branches in
which Mr.. Gould was interested.
It is understood that the stocks will
he put IN the market and offered at
bargain by the purchasers. The stocks
are said to have inyoiced $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Fatal. COLLISION
WITH STREET CAR
ONE OF ClTYS FIRE HORSES
LOSES LIFE IN TERRIBLE
RUNAWAY.
Fire in Office of Halliday Milling Com
pany-Men Were All at Work in
Building-Fre Damage
Not Serious.

Fire was discovered about 8 o'clock
last night in the office Of the Halliday
Milling Company's ware house, on
Railroad street near Twentieth. Both
stations responded T. the alarm in
good time, and the fire was put out
before much damage was done. 1t
is thought to have originated IN some
way from the telegraph wires which
center Mt a table in the office, as the
table seemed to be the seat of the
flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
MEET
IN NEW YORK
TO ATTEND CENTENNIAL CELE-
BRATloN or NEW YORK do
CESE CARDINAL GIBBONS
GREETS CARDINAL LoGUE.

New York. April 27-Before dusk
today all American and Canadian
prelates who will participate in the
public service of Thanksgiving in st.
E7atrick's cathedral tomorrow, had ar
rived in New York and were taken to
the different hotels aud private
homes. where they will be entertained
during their stay here for the cen
tennial of the New York diocese.
Cardinal Gibbons was the first to
reach the city. He was driven TO
Archbishop Farley's house where he
GREETED his colleague Cardinal Logue
of Armagh
Monsignor Falconio, the papal slr-
gate. who arrived from Washington
today. visited the Irish cardinal later
in the day
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Fads and Fashions.

Special TO The Bulletin.
New York. April 27-Buttcns play
an important part on coats that fast
en- with just one upon the bust. Like
all late novelties they are expensive
and the ieweled ones are eXtrmely
SO yet these are MT the only hand
some ones that are seen. There are
many covered with lowered cretonne
which give the effect of hand painted
button FL wered silk buttons can
hardly be distinguished from the hand
painted ones except upon close in
spection. The button of hrocade is
used a great deal on tailored cos
tunes
There are novelties In ribbons Just
the same as in dress materials but the
price is often times much higher than
in thin fabrics The blue brocade rib.
bons are very handsome and sell as
high as $40 yard The roses on
them are worked in gold thread SO
that they stand out i'm high relief
The rose coIored ribbons show flow.
ers embroidered in silver To save
half the cost the woman who is skill
full with her needle, can buy the rib
bon and easily work the flowers over
herself with gold or silver thread. Rib
bons are to he very fashionable for
sashes this summer and this is partly
due to the many Empire frocks that
are being made. They seem to re
quire sash, and while these bro
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Lean Year Affair.

Miss Beatrice Walker entertained d
number of her young friends at a Lean
Year party at her home. 1924 Park
Avenue Saturday evening The even
ing was spent in various games
Ice cream and cake were served
The guests We're Miss Mary Nugent
Of Mound city. Iva Gibson, Louise
swan Delta Ricketts, Angle Thomas
Charlotte Stegar. May aud Ethel
Champion, Marie Fitzgerald, Dolphin
and Irma Holderby, Clara Handcamp;
Masters William Stanard Of Mounds
Ralph Booth Joe Whlner. Alba kobier
Murray Stetagala Elmer WISE, Rich
ard Champion, Lloyd Bopp. Leon
Roche, Herman Brinkmeyer, Leo Jehn-
son. Rudolph Shankie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

an cardinal the general impression at
The vatican being that no American
cardinal will ba created for tho pres
.ut.
It also is believed az The vatican that
hould another American cardinal be
treated at a later date. the most Rev.
Nm. n OConnoll archbishop of Bos-
Ton. would DE- .lgst likely g. receive
hn hnn.r
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
In Police Circles.

In the city court yesterday Judge
Ross assessed fines against theirtee
petty offenders of whom six had been
drunk, five had been gaming and the
other two We're Migrants. The
gamesters We're all negroes, who
were caught i'm a house on the west
side OF the city by CHEF Egan and
Officers Lipe aud Riggle. They all
pleaded guilty. Up to yesterday
Judge Ross had collected St20 fey
the city in fines. which was the
smallest collection in many months
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

of the horses. Donovan easily divides
the attention of the audience with the
star and gives a true Interpretation
TO- the mart viii Archie as the stable
boy was typical and made the audi
ence do mental gymnastics in Their
efforts to understand his thrilling
SLANG The others of the company
we're all strong in their work and the
play was much enjoyed by large
audience in which surrounding towns
We're well represented.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
To HOLD C0NSISTORY
Pope Of Rome Will Create New Car.
dnals First Fortnight in June
None From America.

Rome, April EFT is sami-officially
announced that the pope will hold n
consistcry the first fortnight in june.
when he will create new cardinals.
It is believed that the list viii include
ne from Paris. one from Lisbon. aud
one from Germany
Nothing is known here with refer
euce 10 the appointment of an Amert
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Insurance Paid.

J. H. Eel clerk Of Banner Camp
No. 1903 Woodmen of the World re
ceived check Friday for the death
claims of the late Walter J. Watts
aud Harry Bopp, members of the or
der, nine days after sending in the
proof of Bopp's death and five days
after those of Watts death had been
filed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
WORST GALE IN YEARS.

Houshtou, Mich April 2T.-Ial0
Superior was sweep; today by The
most furious northeast gale in years
The wind attained a velocity of 60
miles and hour and was accompanied
by foot of snow all along the south
ern shore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
A Twenty Year Sentence.

Il have just completed twenty
year health sentence, imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago - writes O, S. Wooleyer of lie
SalyeRaysyille. n. Y. Bucklen's Ami
ca Salre heals the worst sores. hoils
burns wounds and cuts in the shortest
time. % cents at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Baby Christened.

Thomas Fitzgerald Lutz, the infant
son Ct Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Lutz, WAS
christencd Sunday afternoon at s..
Joseph's church Rev. Father James
Gillen officiating, The sponsors were
Miss Nellie ODonnoll and Mr.. Ed
ward Fitzgerald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

being implicated in n recent attenpt
to assassinate the Hungarian Quceo.
was arrested today nj Cokeyillo ~ a
secret service officer from Hungar
He win be doported to Sucmc. Hun
gary, for trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
BLIZZARD IN WISCONSIN.

New Richmond, Wis. April PA
blizzard struck New Richmond today
The terrific wind was accompanied ny
binding snow,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

call up Bucharan's Music Store II
you want your
oIANOS or ORGANS TUNED OR
REPAIRED. M. r. BRIGHTER,
Resident Tuner. % years experience.
All Work Guaranteed Moderate
Charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

F f. H. Grodenow. piano-maker
and tuner of St Louis, Mo, tone anil
touch completely restored. Best worl
manship and material viii be al
Hotel Illinois until MAY 10th. Refer
encc Miss Emma Lansdcn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28

Ben Holderby has taken a position
at The Halliday news stand
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.

Trinidad Colo. April - Steve
Chaotes. said to be an anarchist.
wanted in Hungary on a charge of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-28
Wednesday Club.

The Wednesday Card club will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Thistlewood
of Elm street