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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26

afterward lecture in Dublin, Belfast Edlnours"
GLASGOW and all the large cities in England. After
thar she will go to Paris and visit the observatory
there and then Egypt where she Will study 'ne
astronomical knowledge Of the Egyptian priests
and astrologers from such monuments as tie IN
rnds and the ruins Of the ancient temples at har-
max and Thebes.
From Egypt Miss Proctor Will 20 10 Calcutta ana
Bombay en- route for Australia where she VIII
observe the total eclipse Of the sun on April .
1911 The return will be made ny way OF 0'u'"
America where an eclipse is scheduled for OCTOBER
IN 1912 After the eclipse Miss Proctor viii go 10
San Francisco. TO visit the Lick Observatory then
TO Williams Bay. Wis. 10 visit the 1erkes 90
servatory. returning New York City some time
In the spring of 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
NATIONAL D. A. R. CONGRESS OVER.

Washington, April 25.-The seventeenth CONT
mental congress of the National Society OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution adjourned
finally to-day after disposng of matters left over
from earlier sessions and passing few resolutions
The convention has been enthusiastic one and
much has been accomplished.
Several interesting incidents occurred during the
session as q result OF the controversy over the
question of bonding Continental Hall, located in
this city and where the convention was held, in
order to obtain the funds for its complexion ihose
who say that the society cannot legally neSotia.o
. ,os, unless the constitution is amended, have
announced their Intention OF retaining counsel TO
bring the matter TO issue. Some new business
was presented to the congress for action before
adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
FLOWER 1OQUES.

AS the season advances many of the prettlest
tooues will be made entirely of flowers. arranged
sometimes with a mass of blossoms having no ap-
parent connection with another. but grouped
In colorings which harmonic perfectly. Or. again.
you will find a toque which is simply a mass Of
roses rosebuds and rose foliage, grouped together
with apparent carelessness. but really very cum
ningly chosen. that every shade blends harmo-
niously with its nextdoor neighbor. and you are
taken imperceptibly from the deepest crimson to
the palest pink. and thence to creamy white and
~ rose yslieE. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
FAIRYLIkE JEWElRT.

According to the latest DEGREES of Nine La MODE
only the lightest and most fairylike designs VIII
he tolerated In the matter of jewellry during the
coming season. The massive and majestic brace
1ets and tiaras necklaces and earrings have had
their day and have given way. for the present al
least to those light and delicate ornaments ar
ranged with artistic settings and never over
crowded with a superiority of stones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26

acteristics OF its occupant Such room ".orIs
q as often found in the homes of well-to-do peoP
who are fond Of beautiful things as IN a ho'ei-
receive many letters from women who az
carefully fitting the rooms in their homes ie
that they are commonplace and not out OF the
ordirarv and as they often express II, do not
look bonelike or inviting" 1t TO these that the
invitation is extended to write to this departeN'
LAYING before me the problems which coniroil'
them and TO such I can safely promise essIs1aIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
MISS MARY PROCTOR.

Of the late Richard A. Proctor, on Thursday even
ing April 90 at No. 145 West 10Th street.
Miss Proctor expects to start this summer for
scientific trip around the world, and will not
turn to New York before the spripg of 1913. She
will lecture on October before the British As
Economical Association at Manchester and Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
Miss Mary Proctor Will Be Gone Five Years
in Interest of Astronomy

81. Marys kindergarten will be the beneficiary
of an astronomical lecture entitled Other Worlds
Than Ours" and illustrated with stereopticon
views to be given by Miss Mary Proctor, daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
CORRESPONDENCE.

troubled woman writes II have a room witt
green paper in stripes OF two shades on the WALL
and nice Nottingham lace curtains at the win
dows The woodwork is golden oak. The curtain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
gcidJcm inn 9onal.

q len o ~ H. 80, 6. September.
- SSn &cbigb.aonole ipur0cn nod
Dem lclt Utithupd nod 05nlclben &C.
lud)t iuorOcn mar, Die Heiden bon
6rou Gina 6cnItcrnod)cr, elmer 8itt'
mc, itno ibrcr eli Sabre often Iodtcr
@ua III Der 9tGbC bon Gnt0lnllqla Sc
illrOen. 6rou 6eniternocber mobnte
IN ser 9tGGc bon GotulolQlo llno bat
tc 3cidcn pom 9iohlnB ibrer @eiIteS.
tr0itc gc5cigt mo gcoro6t ibr uno
Tires Ginbc3 &cbcn }lt enoen. sic
ino oo5 aino ucri6DanOen on Wtitt'
mod, mo ioi0rt lullroc nod ibncn
gcilrdt. Gon'S &ci6c milrbe pon ci'
ncm Sdlelllemudrtcr geillnocn mo
jcnc Der Otlutcr 2hUo3 lputer llnQci
i0br bnn0ert ,llb bon Der SteQc, an
lpclher Die Seicbe ocS Siinbes cnt0cdt
luor0eu mar. 90 Die 9trme ser 1rall
gcinltet noren, gloltt,t man, baB tic
oos &ino al oic 8rlilt oriidte, ais lie
in ocn aonol iprong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
&ummter Y Befer,
9eutides Sanf. nnb @edielscidaft,
26 Suntb=Strafc,
yNattonal @anf Of Commemorative.
Miitalicner bcr -Wftienb1tie.

Nts unb 8erfuui bon glftien nno ShIt9atir'
men. 92ehfel uito ereoibriefe nnf ole banpt.
fdfbIidcn Gtitte 9uropd's. slns mo Nerfuuf
fretoer Selofurien, fuiuie slusiert9ung BON
@oumabten. StiftSfartcn ION unb nah 0entfb'
lam. (NpriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Gonlfort,
9ttinli0ftit,
Wtiunobeit

TcriGnIidc Teinli6feit beoelltct
t6rperlibe @elltnoDeii. Benn sic
Sort rein uno frei BON SdlpeiB uno
llurcinIiAfcitcn gc9oGten miro, erfiil.
len sic pin5ig fleiuen Eoren lire
Srnttion rei6li6 uno natiirIid.
@obrc f0rperIihe IeinIi6feit aber
bGngt BON ser benubten Seife oh.
Cine rciie lnberfalidte SEIZE ans
mo6rbait 3utrdgli6cn 9eItanotbeiIen
lit nGtbig. Gie miloen, reinigenoen
lmo antiicptiiden @ieenidaiten BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Mcbr Solbaten.
@aS 9iOoicuclt in icincr lcttcn SOt'
Idjnft cmpfrblCn iuirO.

Grb6buug ser StGrfc scr reallGrcn
2Irncc oui 100000 W}omt obio.
Int notbmcn0i1. - 0ic Qcacn.
mGrti9c StGrfc uon 10000 Woun
rcidbt inter 0cm ncllcn &ur9 niht
nncbr aus. - Nud)tbciliac @il.
flngen ser Erobibition5bcuc.
0ung ouf oie @cihGitc ocS Gam.
Oc3 @aGnijmi0c 5rou cr.
trGnft ii6 1m0 ibre Godtcr i'm
GonaI.
" a bin0ton, 9. g., 6. Scp.
tcunbcr. - YrdliOcnt Nooicuelt miro
III icincr lctten @otlNoit an oen Gou.
GrcB lunbri6cinlib cine Grb0bung
Der StGrfc Der regtIGrcn 9lrmcc uuf
min0citcnS 100000 Wunn cmpiCblCn.
9tc Qcgcmudrtige SrieoenSprdien5 be.
trdgt bct0nntli6 10000 Wnnn. Ger
@cncroltub bat in 0cn lcbten 5mci
N5obrcn bGlIfig Onrnllibin gelpicien,
boB 10000 W'onn ni6t binrcicbeu,
nm Ole pcrld)ic0cncu Wtiliturpoltcn
Nc9 Sun0cS mirfInm 81 bciebcn, lclblt
oll2ld)llcBlid) 0cricniNcn ollf ocn Fbi-
lipplltcn uno III nn0crcn ult5luGrti0ct
Ncliblt10cn Der &cr. Staattn. Go3
Gcgcmudrti0c @ccB lcbrcibt Dor, bnB
Olc St0rfc Der 9lrncc IN aricg35citcn
oltt 100000 Wtunn crb0bt mGroen
hnrf. Die ncllongcworbcncn HCiltt
ipiIrOcn icOo6 grGbtcntbcilS oll3 III.
crfubrcncn Nctrlltcn beitcb2u, lu0 I'M
&ricG3fole iuiir0c Die 9lrnlccbeb0roe
lhmcrlih 3cit gcnIg bobcn, Inn Oicit
Scllte 0cb0rig cin5uiiben mo ST luirf.
lihen Sol0otcn 6u nuhCn. Qie 9totbs
lpcnoi1teit ocr Griltcn5 elmer tiicbti-
gen rno gcnii0cnO itortcn Wiilitdrs
nloht III bcn peridieOcncn 1bcilcn
Der 9tcpublif ioluobi mic in ibran
ollSlnGrtigen @eiiblmAcn lit III lcbs
tcrcr 3cit b1lrii0 gcrtg 5u Gage &C
tretcn gIuf Smunii ). ., no gcgen.
mGrti1 foltipicligc &ertbcibigungS-
mcrfc 3u Feorl S9orbor lm0 on un0c-
rem Vllnftcn crri6tct lucr0cn, luilrocn
nin0citcnS 2OOO Wiuuu 5ltr WeIctlmg
0lclcr Nerfc lln0 81 ibrcr ScrtbeiOi-
Gln0 gcAcn cincn m09lidcn 6einO
hotbpenoig icilt. GS bciinocn litb sur
3cit an 10000 Soponcr, 0r0Btcntbcil3
0c0ientc SolooterL otf @opoii cin
llrnltun0, mcl6cr in oicicr Nerbin.
blnG icOcnfoa5 Ycriicfii6tigimg Dcr-
0icnt.
Wan cnuortct 6ober, 0nB Der Erd-
li0cnt in lcin7r nGhItcn mo lcbtcn
E<obrcSbotlhoft an Den GongrcB cine
&crItdrtlmg Der 9Irmce nm 5cbn Gc.
oinlcnter rSnfontcrie, finn Ncginnentar
&npollcric un0 ncbrcrc 9atterien
&iiltcnartiQcric cnpfcblcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
&fenn's
$&1pefef-

iino gelpciIe fir lire perfefte Hein-
Deit uno rniibertrofieuen mebi5ini.
ifen 8crtb. Sic maft sic Saltt ge.
ihneioig, itiat Sufen uro idiist Die
8clunobcit bllrh griinolibe gfeini.
guug. @lenn's ShweieIieife nladt
sic @ciidt3inr6e fIar uno frii6. I'm.
iibcrtroiicn fir 9aoe. uno Soiletten,
@e6raud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Son 9lpot6cfcrn iiberaa berfauft.
Sia's Saar- nnb 8art.SGrbemitte!,
idl,uars obcr brann, SOC.
Ntlantic Stir trofen.

NtIontic itp, rs, 6. Sept.
-, Gie Wirtbidoften ser Staot am
WeercsItrdlOc murcn beutr hcrmetiid)
rcrihlolien mo Sic St,nnfgeiete
puroen Itreng bcioIlt. Iie 9eboroen
bclten i6arie 8att uno Eoli5eidef
8ooOrufi in1te, onB cr 9erihte iiber
Ill 5pci &crit0Be Gcaen bus @eies III
ser llntercn Staot erbieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
Snrd, lSrubibitiun rniuirt.

Sem 9orf, 6. September. -
0ie ErobibitionobcucNuno in oQcn
IbeiIen 0c9 &unOc9 miro olS @rnnS
0cS 5oainrentS Der n9iotionol 9ott'
lcrS Supplp 80" ongeg2ben. Gic
&oiiino bctro0cn $4,000 uno ole glf-
tina $4,000. Die 2louototcufirnlo
StertL Ginger II, Barr bat bier I'M
9tomcn ser 0jl0ubiger cine Ettltion
um Nnnfcrottcrtldrlmg cillg9reidIt.
Scit Der Ginfiibrllng bon Yrobibition
in Georgia lm0 on0ercn Staoten lpor
nic Gonpognc oort niht mebr int
StonOe, ibrc @utbnbcn ein5utreiber,
mo aud in onOcrcn Stooten babcu
ibrc @ciGdite NcrmnBcn obeenom-
men, 0ob lie 5obllngSllnidbig gcluor,
0cn it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
NndJfolgcr fir Wiigr. 1snlcuuiu.

HonL 6. September. - Gs miro
bier bcrihtct Ser Gopit bnbe iid) ent.
ichloiien Ni1r glperin, oen eegen-
m0rtiaen npoitoliiden TcIegoten al
Gu5a in aicicGer Stellitug nnb @oib-
ington ais Tnhiolger bon Wigr. Sal.
comic 81 ueriebelt, Dem Elm anoeres
9lnt jugeOodt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
0nllf uIn Minniel.

Gle ino nabe bel cndibcr ullf 9roen, uno
3tpnr towobI rdumIieb, ns alltb 5ciiIiCb. Su
oeu qyuBen StIoteli bdnit ndnicrtli6 oft Die
ibunl. gtnocrercits 1T es feline SeIienbeit. oub
Dienhcr. pede III ieber lSeife bonn llnalid
ucrfulqi murerl, au rrmd upm GSliid begiins
oic F1tcutcn. uclbe BON ben Sdmurrhuioen
Qendriert muroen um fuo1nn Anatefs geern
ibr Qeiocn uu8upcnocn. Sic horberiee S3ae
bcrlpGnoeIt fib liir iie bnIo In oen SinimeI alif
Groeu. Cine Frobe bon oieicm unebIbarelt
Sclmittcl prb non T. 9lenitneotcr & Go. 9or
1916. RCp gorf itci berianot. (u,olRiSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07
&cfanntmndnng,
5u 9ciun nni ben @crtnuf uorr Die 2eiCrun1
pun bcrnNidcuocu spirituuicu
ant 9Snbltagc.
@iirrau ocr
Wrhirhs hrr Nnli ,risS ttitiiiii re.

NehIroe Der YuliSctsSummiiIGrc.
0ulti more Nh, 3. September 1908.
Sn &crbinOung init Der am WfittluudI, oeH o.
Sepiember 1908, IN ocr Stnoi baltimore 5u Bal'
tcltocu 9&abl ricbtct bic VebGrNc Der GUl5ets
Gonlmiidrc Ntc Iuimcrtfamicit Der @circibcr
bon 9nfulen. in hcncn bcrduihlHoc Spiritunicn
Oerlnut pcroC1, nui hic Iblhultie GS2 mo 6sJ
hc5 gtrtic@ / DER 0iicntlibcu Guinl Scicpe
tGhuriCr), mcIche Den Scrtulh uocr 0tc Hcic'
r!tna bon bcronl6cnocu Spriiuo'cn an tr1tno
cine VCriun al trGCnh mClChcu IuOCn pCrbClct
an oCgelr bic glh6ulnlnQ non l&ublcn eceGltb
Oorpefd1riebcn iprh. inter cncr GtrGic Won
500 bis 5000 fir has critic 9icrGCbcn, GE6tcs
buiN oet 2tCcn8 ltrh Celebrate bon $500 bis
$1,000 ooer Salt int ciciuuoniB oocr StduiS.
9lrbciisbnu9 bon orct bis ~ imbII NonHtcn,
ODER Neioe5. fir on3 5>ucitc &cracbcn.
limo miro bcrlnii htc 9tnimCrinmtcit uui bic
3butindlc Qclcnfi oab otc obCn Ncnunutc 81 bal
cnoC gSnbl cine lcHnIiIiric Grimdrudbl III lno
6G6 ole &oridritcn in NCjuQ Gut hiciclbc itrCna
Gi5aCiiibr mcrocn
Shcrlud Sunun,
SSpbn Y. u. Wbcluc,
4ctcr g. Sumc
(Scrt5 7--9) Rolici .GnnmiIiirc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-07

! Wan0Dcr ml9QcluGbItcn WcGen0, bel
g2citcm nibt 10 3nblrcidb, OILS in irils
bercn <Sobrcn GnaIon0 iit5. =. mr
burtI cinGn WiiIit0r 2lttad)c uertretcn,
nGmli6 G6crit u. Stuart gSortleu,
lpelben Der &oilcr pcri0nltb ciulu0,
lpcil bcriclbc ibm I'M lcbtcn Ncrblt
lcinc 2on0uobnng i'll Gnglnno 5tr
&crfijgtnN lt2ltc.
Sn sues onQClun0t
cues, 6. Scptcmber. - 0ic oncs
rifnliiNcn SNloNtiGiifc nWionc"
1ino Y9llnbomn" iin0 beutc ais &or.
but Der Inn oic YSeIt iobrcnocn 9lr.
nroOu bier ongclnngt.
q Il o65ii9ler Scr Nrm asa.
Wtclb0urnc, Wontog, l. Scp.
tcmbcr. Cine bon 0cr omeritonis
| l6cn Observation-Disclosures bier 5uriid'
qelollenc EutrotllIc 1lAt nod inuncr
nod ocn 50 ScClclttcn ucl0e bon
ibren Sdificn ompcicno luoren, ais
oic 6lottc ob9ing. 9}obc5u oIle Sec.
Icutc ,ncrrhc Sich IN cnnnrn o,,f Ghr-
Jihr Mciic ob,rrtirtrn iinn ,nicNrr
ouf 0ic 6lottt 5liriifgcfcDrt.
&6niG 0moro mad &ouic.
2on0on, 6. September. - &0s
Mig GOuor0 bot uon Muricnboo ntc
Ncinrcllc un0ctrctcn. Scin Nortigcr
Hr5t, IT. Stt bat cin oifi3icllcS @uIs
lctin CrIullclL porir CT IoGt, bnB Die
Nclnltotc Der Ntoricnbobcr Sur oic9s
noI nod NinIti9cr Nclucicn ljn0, ais
III triIbcrcn &ohrcn Som GeiiuOcn
oe3 &onl18 bclGt c5 III Der Grtl1.
rllilB: oG" 1T Acrn0St mui0crbur
lplc robult lClnc 9{otilr bel leincm
Tltcr llt."
Nufrubr in @IoSoom nm.
tcrAriift
Mro8oo,, r. c,,4o,,to. -,
son Irbtrn -sooo, - o5r,sn,,r ,,,;4 y;
nor Nr,c,,cr,,,, ncr mraS G,n,,,,(t,
LcSro64 ,c,rc;,, Sor 1,,r,, oi,,aa 49,,
ci,,r ,rni,c, 1rcn,,, Srto;tsr,inn ~,
trrnorIn,cnrr g2or3,,h. i;d ror nor,
ctohtrnth n,it Cacnogt arhS, -, n,r
ihoifcr T;n ,,,,r,,Ea,, orro;A4r,, 4 -
;tcr, ;hro, <>Stc,n,nf4 ~ ,;,,n ,n';,o o.
Si,,,bJ r,r cSn,;,l;,.n,, az olr1oits
(o,cn Nir IN 6cn Irttot ,icr,,nh,nn,,.
,io cturhrr r;rc hSrhSt brhrnhrih.
5olt,mo rinncnnn,r,rn hntt,n ;irb ~,
eincr fc;nhicIi,on 7cn,,n5tr,tin,, a.,
gen Dcn FrIn5en BON GonnonHht &C.
m,,t ot'''''p '~ .'''>, t"'"o, po' l0,o'o to.
,,'"''' T',tan :" w N'">'''''>'' '>''>'
~, ~ as. >.o,s,.,, =, p,,,., -,
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p.t',. t. P',l o"'"'l|'','', Wv. S'"o'''',''' ~ '
t''ooo," '"''V,,| Hr.,.,r .''' Oup o"''o' V'u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
Pleasant Surprise.

Miss. Anna O'Donnel had a surpris >
Wednesday evening when number
Of friends gathered at her home 315
Division street in her honor The
evering was pleasantly spent in play.
ing games after which ices and cakes
were served
Those present were: Misses Kate
Dryer. Stella Gibbs. Edna Stewart,
Margaret Klein, Edith Harris, Rose
Blaylock. Monta Watson Edna John
son, Mahala Reid. Bessie Howard
Elizabeth Thomas, Alice Daer=s,
Margaret O'Donnell, Hattie White
and Nellie ODonnell Messrs. Ar
thur Grnther, Albert Fischer, Add
Murphy, FL O'Donnell, John Barry,
Carries Murphy Tom OLoughlin
Iohn Leyette, Harry De cres, John
OLcughin, Hugh Murphy, Jchn
Linehan, Jack brown. Stanley Dwyer
Peter Dean. Harry Sheen. Thomas
Magner and Michael Magner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
AWAITING FLEET
At MELBOURNE
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE AT SEC
OND AUSTRALIAN PORT To-
MORROW - ARRANGEMENT
FOR ENTERTAINMENT MADE.

Melbourne Aug Melbourne IS
awaiting with teyerisb interest the ar
rival Of the American battaiship feet
Tae feet is expected to enter Port
phiIr head early Saturday morning
anil IL will be met down the bav by
ministers. members Of parliament and
VI reception committee Of prominent
citizens
For ZEN 5ars % small army Of
uarEwaa have been engaged ~ deco
rating the principal BUILDINGS of the
eftr a4H frerariHg fer q g Fgears r.
Iuniaatilu of the leading streets and
public squares The decorations 81
the government buildings are esppo-
is'lv elaborate Everywhere are In
teriwfued flags 81 the United States
and England. and pictures eff King
EIvari. President Roosevelt and Al
mtflf Srerrv are conspicuous features
~ The aioumsHts
Thr arrangements to. the entertain
uart of the officers and men Of the
fs=r are practically complete The
weeks program win comur'se d'H-
me- &C. the fleets senior officers by the
Governor Carmichael dinner at
Parliament House hv the common
wealth government and a reception
10 the Officers hy the state govern
-rat There w illh- 1U10 guests ~
TIE Ea-tuauer function wFic1 Will
s. held iu tbe mammoth exhibition
hlr1fne st tire Noted FleminEto1
-a-e course a special h~et viii be
,afE end sill carry such events as the
Stars an1 Stripes ha15lcar the Roore
-e't fanIfraD. etc- in honor ~ the
f-nc-s TIE men Of the feet viii be
aiken f0 Baliarst the hCide1 city.
-1sfe the miners are preparing a
uinrr demonstration
D-t=r features Of the program 81
viii include military
nH naval eariews. professions, lunch I
off= 81 hrnor rf tire cHfcers. theatre +
.altiaF AM athletic sports for tne
lanors. and a number Of railway eK-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28

Direct from Memphis to Cairo'3
summer amusement Airdome. Park
ers Musical combination with vaude-
vile will give two performances
which can be assured to be the tri-
umph Ct The season The patrons
will find Parker's Musical Comedy TO
be first class in all respects, especial,
l@ The Runtons In enc OF the greatest
Juggling acts ever witnessed on the
American stage Tie company will
give two different performances In.
Guiding five high class vaudeville acts
Not a dull moment AMI ~ ing that
will not please Ten astt, .lth tN0
'headliners Kieth an al. Al.
mission T. ard p celt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
PISTOL MATCH DECIDED
Won BY Sergeant Orr Of orio-Lieut.
Dale Leads Individual
Rifle Contest.

Camp Perry o. Aug. 27-Sergea1t
r. + orr. OF Ohio. won the National
Pistol match today with a score Of
u9 IN the individual rifle cont ST.
Lieutenant A. Dale leadg with 3aos
Private Blenkon. Of Wisconsin fourth
with a95
In the pistol contest the honors for
SLOW fire were taken hv Captain ,. +.
Bgsche. Of the Third Minnesota.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
FINE NEW BUILDING.
To Be Erected For Browns Bus ne S.
College BY Mrs. n. o.
FarroW.

It Is stated that Mrs. II. O. Farrov
is contemplating the erection OF .
100000 three story building al Elf
and Washington avenue to be the
home Of the Browns Business Col.
lege Plans for the building have not
yet been drawn hgt fl IL very evident
that it will go through The building
will be something on the style Of the
new fiat just below Sixth street but
will be- larger. being 59x100 feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28

Tho lawn social on the grounds OF
ST. Mary's Enfirmary yesterday after
noon and last night was attended by
many hundreds Of people who wished
to attest their good will toward the
institution for the benefit Of which IL
was given It was In every way a
grand success aud spoke well for the
ladies' in charge Last night Cuiver's
band added to the pleasure Of the oc,
casion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
Eads and Fashions.

New York, Aug. 27-Theatre hoods
OF taffeta or mousseline In pale tints
finished with ruching on the edges
AMI a few chiffon flowers are very
laintv
Buttons in all sizes Is a favorite
trimming OF the season They are
covered in all materials, are Of pearl
or metal and jewels.
A very new collar is of a band Of
white satin bordered at the top and
base with a double pleated frill Of
white tulle. This encircles the neck
and makes a most becoming frame
work for the face.
A very dainty pendant to be worn
on afne chain is a plain heart. about
the size OF five cent piece thickly
covered with small pearls so that the
setting is not visible Brooches and
hatpins can also be found in this
style
Pretty summer frocks OF white cot
tor material showing polka dots
stripes or springs in a color may be
accompanied by a belt to match the
dot or stripe. The style Of the belt
or rirdie depends upon whether Il he
a tailored srit or a ligerie frock.
What is considered very smart TO
give q note Of color to a gown is the
wearing Of single large rose ia the
center Of the corsage. It should
match 10 the exact shade and size the
ones in the hat
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAs.
Two Cairo Lodges and Lodge From
Bsechwood viii Entertain.

Everything is in readiness for the
entertainment Ct Beechwood Lodge
No. Ga7 and Ascalon Lodge No. 81 at
the hall Ct Cairo Lodge No. 173 X. Of
r. tonight There will be two Es-
auires advanced to the rank OF Knight
after which banquet WIN be served
and an especially arranged musical
program has been provided for. All
are guaranteed a good time. Visiting
brothers are requested to attend and
enjoy themselves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
WILL HONOR ATHLETES
Big Celebration Planned For Toner
row When American Olympic
Team Arrives in New York.

New York. Aug. 27-No body Of
athletes we're ever so honOred as the
American Olympic heroes are to be-
honcred here Saturday. The chief
event of the day will be the parad
which will have twenty thousand per
sons i'm line including detachments Of
United States troops National Guard
anil Naval militia, representatives
from athletic clubs and civic ass0-
Citations Each Of the athletes viii be
presented with a medal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28

Terry Bell one Of the men employed
on sewer work for Contractor Haings
was arrested last evening by Deputy
Sheriffs Abernathie AMI Frost upon a
warrant charging him with stealing
some merchandise from Stone Bros.
store about three weeks ago. He
wore some Of the clothing stolen from
the place at the time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28

notice. public meeting Of al
persons interested in the improve
ment OF the villa Ridge cemetery will
be held at rooms OF the Commercial
club. No. Sa7 Washington avenue. Oh
Tuesday. Sept. /. 1908, at o'clock
m. Beth ladies and gentlemen urged
to attend.
CAIRO CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28

Word from Fred Teichman yester,
day stated that he was al Spokane
AMI would leave there on the lay he
wrote for Yellowstone Park. He was
faYorably impressed with Spokane
and the surrounding country. Mr..
Te!chman was the guest of Dr.
Clarke's family who are visiting re.a-
tives in Spokane.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
W N AID Of Negro Detective Police
Cs1ture Ne1ro Who Murdered
Sheriff in Miss ssippt.

CtgaTa. Aug. 4-.-Robsrt Mont
gorrfF. co1Ured charged with the
urrf.- in Favatta Miss. of Sheriff
Dlrl'a-. Vas arrested here todar ty
tr. police with TIRE aid Of Frank wal
ke-. a.-areL q detective from Mis-.s-
zir.t
Ns-teomare is alleged % have muir
dar.' fr1 sheriff ala robbed him of "a
goi' watch a-f an automatic pistol
Octutsr 81. 1901.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
LAND NOT WEARING OUT.

I Des Moines, la. Aug. 27.-Secretary
&C Agriculture Wilson today declared
tn Y after forty years invest cation
the department OF agriculture was
ready to say conclusiyely that Ameri-
can land is not wearing out On the
contrary he said its productivity on
the whole was larger today than ten
years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids for painting the roof of
the court house ain h -...s.-.-1 -+
the office az the county clerk uu t7
? o'clock O.. Dog. the Zsth instant Paint
t. D. used shall D. The same as u=al
by IT, II. Teeters or a similar kind
equally a. good Commissioners re-
serve the righ5 % reject any 81 all
bids
Br order Of the Board % County
CommissIoners.
Cairo. IlL. aug 1Hf- 1865
JESSE T. MILLER.
County CLERK.