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The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

E HAVE sold number eghtyacre farms IN the "Greey
District" to eastern people, who made down payment
$1,000 and these people often had to mortgage 'ne ns
- wears crop in stock their farm and get through
the first year. In every people have paid out in short time
and anv now have big fat besides owning farm
worth from $4,000 $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Saw. MIR: Homeseeker!

If prove you without shadow OF DOUBT tna' ne ~
the "Geeev District make you from two to four times the
amount YOU making eastern farm hgnrng ooai "
dollar invested will you consider district!
Go where may-to Idaho Montana California FLORIDA OF M
;copo to the end of world and will never hnd better
country climate productvenes market opportunities hah w
.Creeey District" have land under ditch which Will De
worth from 5000 $500 short time We have land a
will be irrigated projects under which you can buy
for $asoo $3soo This land will produce better Ioh
than the years investment and should to $4,000
$4,000
OUR MR. the Greeley District for the past
twenty years thoroughly acquainted with water project
county his experience along development IN both m
irrigation This knowledge to you an"
to relative farming enterprise crops
rights, will be answered free request
ONE THING WE ARE When firm has been doing
business years naturally thousands OF people
sales Out of sales have never had
customer dissatisfied whom msre
that could sell again they the
market to buy That's way of doing business.
WRITE US FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT THE GREELEY DISTRICT
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Grain,

Following potatoes, or sugar beets.
wheat yields 35 to so bushels mar
acre, and oats return 40 to 75 bnsh.
els, and barley 80 to 100 bushsia
per acre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

of Cairo, lots 9 to II inclusive, block
>, $3.50
Masterin-chaacery to Learder Nil
llgaa, Md, city OF Cairo, FarrelIs all
dition let /, block (.
Sidney b. Miller to Cairo AMI
Thebes r. r., qcd. .oG acre in south
east quarter Of northwest quarter, sec
ton %. township 1G range :, ST.
Pars ms and Parsons TO Frank NJ,
and Jchn II. Moorc swd~ city of Cairo
third addition, lot =, block $. $50.
Cornell Roberts to Frank N, Moore.
acd.. Nilsson subdivision. lots 10 AMI
1C, block II, $50,
Henry Small ct Tx 10 John I. crow
ley. acd.. city OF Cairo first addition,
lot 20, block 4G. 81.
Augusta Small to John c. Crowley,
wd., city Of Cairo, first addition undi
yided half interest in Let 30 block 4d,
800
benjamin r. Thistewood ct uX to
John c. CIR wiley qcd., city Of Cairo
first addition, lot 30, block rs 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
FEAST Of PUR|M
IS CELEBRATED
JEWISH PEOPLE OF CAIRO OBJ.
SERVE FESTIVAL - COMMEM-
GRATING RESCUE OF THEIR
PEOPLE.

The feast # Purim was observed by
the Jewish people of Cairo Monday
night Tuesday and Wednesday, those
of the orthodox faith closing their oh
scryancc at shutdown last evening.
There was no services al the syn
agog. Rabbi u. Saller being cut of the
city. but the Ladies Aid society gave
= very successful social affair at Asca-
Ion L-dge Hall Tuesday night which
was told of in The Bulletin YESTERDAY
The festival OF Purim commcmo.
ration the rescue of the Jews Of Persia
about 400 r. C.. from massacre con
templated by Hannah. prime minister
to Ming Xerxes. and in the services
year ON February p, 1887. ne mar
and MorIecai. her foatcrfathe-
through whose agency their deliver
arce came.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS BETTER
INCREASE IN NUMBER OF TRANS
FERs RECORDED BY CIRCUIT
CLERK - CONFIDENCE BEING
RESTORED.

That business in the real estate lin
i'm Cairo and Alexander county is in
crcasing IS shown by the number Of
transfers recorded at the Circuit;
clerks office the past few days. When
the financial stnngcncy suddenly
struck the country IFS immediate in
nucncc was felt in real estate bust
ness in Cairo aud vicinity aud some
times only enc or two transfers would
be recorded IN a week.
This week transfers have been re
corded as follows:
Oscar T. Tamm to Joseph l.. Nc.
Critic, wd., village Of Tamms, first ad-
dition, lots ~ and II, block /. 1920.
W. w. Wilbourn ct ux to John c.
Clagg. wd., Olive Branch, lots , ami
3, block 4, $50
George W, Fithan ct ux to JOS Les.
sar. wd. northwest quarter of south.
cast quarter section 6, township II
range I. 5000.
Willis J. Mack ct ux to Minnie aud
Charles benton. wd.. city Of Cairo.
first addition, lot IS. block Il. 5000.
William NJ Hughes,et uX. to Andrew
W1hitcamp wd., city of Cairo, first al
dition. lot ~. block = $3.50
Parsons and Parsons to Ella parno4
swd.. city of Cairo, first addition, lot
10. block Z, $3.50.
Maggie S. Hilcman and husband to
Myrtle Z. Glass. wd city of Cairo
first addition. part of lots > and 9
block IS. ST.
Mary J. Dcan to stephen Doau, Qcd-
city of Cairo, lot 81. block -. 81
George f. Sncrly to Carl D'rckc.
mann. qcd.. fractional southwest quar-
ter and north part OF southeast quarter
section 80, township Ii range >. 81.
J. W. Rule ct Tx to Alex Fraser wd.
city Of Cairo fourth addition lots /
to s. inclusive block Is, S2Gu0
James j. Hooker to Trustees of
Schools of T. II, S. r. W., wd.. city
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
ARE
NOT SATISFIED
WITH FREIGHT RATES OUT OF
MEMPHIS TERRITORY EAST
OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
CLAIM RATE IS UNJUST
Cairo and ST. Louis Have Advantage
Meeting VIII Be Held This
Week to Discuss Matter.

Members of local lumber firms, IS
ipecially those manufacturing or deal.
ing in hard woods. are awaiting a set
tlement of the question of freight
rates out cf Memphis, says the Mem
Iphjs Commercial Appeal Several con
lfcrences have been held between the
committee representing the Lumber
mems Club and the Mempuhis Freight
Bureau with freight and traffic eli
cials OF the railroads, but So far the
.otfers made tentatively by the rail
roads for REIMBURSEMENT of local rates
to Northern aud Eastern points have
mot been satisfactory to the lumber
Interests # the city
Under the old recon5iguing privilege
which was abolished the first Of the
present month, lumber shippers re
ceived an allowance on reshipmenJs
made out of Memphis Of lumber orig
mating in certain territory south Of
the city amounting to from one to four
cents per hundred pounds, making in
effect a reduction of these amounts in
the local rate to points north and east
OF the city and east of the Mississippi
river.
The railroads have offered to read
just the local rates cut of Memphis
into this territory by making them one
cent less than the present schedules
This will be acceptable to the lumber.
shippers as to shipments into Eastern
territory. whore it has been shown
that this is as much of a reduction as
the railroads can make without being
accused of discriminating against 9th
cr points,
But in territory east Of the Missis
sippi, such as Chicago and points in
the general territory surrounding tha'
city. the umbermen on the readjust
ing committee insist upon a reduction
Of not less than two cents per hundred
pounds from the present rates, aud
claim. that even this will scarcely
place Memphis on an equality with
Cairo and st, Louis, two competitive
points Of greatest Importance to Mem
phis lumbermen.
These points We're made clear at the
last conference held by the lumber
mems committee with the freight off
cials. and are now being considered by
the representatives Of the railroads
These will hold a meeting probably IN
this city, the latter part of the pres
ent week, and it is expected that an
other joint meeting will then be called
for a final decision as to the rates T.
be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
CITIZENS WHO
ARE UNDESIRABLE
CHIEF EGAN AND JUDGE ROSS
SEEK TO RID CITY OF THEM
PISTOL TOTERS AND GAME
STEERS.

Judge Ross was "on deck again in
he city court yesterday and had a
ong docket. Among the people an
rajgned We're seven negro men and
women whose presence in the city
was considered by the chief to be a
menace to good order. They were
mostly from the Wild Car Chute dis
trict and they were charged with
being Migrants, fined 800 each and
given orders to leave the city.
Young Jim Orange and Enos Moten,
both negroes, We're fined SIS each for
carrying concealed weapons.
Thos. McCullam was fined SIS and
costs for gaming.
Several lesser offenders We're fined
smaller sums.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Cinnamon Club SURPRISE.

The members of the Emanon club
surprised one of their members last
evening the occasion being to Gel r.
brate the birthday of Hal n. Calhoun
and the celebration was done In the
most approved manner, with beautiful
gifts including loud hosiery and atncr
things to numerous to describe. a.'er
the presentation which was very at
fecting the club played cribbaga, Jos
oph Nenger ana the host making the
hibhest scores.
A three-course luncheon was served
after the games, Mrs. Calhoun being
assisted in serving and entertaining
by Miss Alice Wenger.
The evening was one long 10 10 ro
membered and there is fervcnl @isn
that Mr.. Calhoun will observe his
at est semiannuahv
Joseph b Wcngcr who IS transact
ing business N Iaducah en- to at,
tend the celebration and left last
night for Chicago On business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Leuschen.t1aYes Wedding.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Leus
chen at 419 Eleventh street was the
scene of a pretty wedding last even
ing when their daughter, Miss Marie
Caroline Leuschen became the bride
il MIR. Montrose w. Hayes.
The parlors were tastefully deco
rated in southern smilaX and pink
and white ribbons. Promptly at .
o'clock Mrs. Albert Lewis began the
wedding music, the ever beautiful
bridal chorus from LohCngrin, and
the two bridesmaids, Miss Margaret
Leuschen sister of the bride and
Miss Jennie Dewey. arrayed in lovely
gowns of white embroidered swiss
carrying pink carnations led the way
to the front parlor, drawing pink and
white ribbons as they went forming
IN aisle through which the bride
groom and bride passed to take their
solemn vows.
The birdie was stately and beautiful
in a filmy robe of white null chiffon
deliberately trimmed with Valencien-
les lace, She carried a boquet of
lilies of the valley and wore the same
fragrant. dainty flowers in her hair.
The couple faced the company OF
their friends as they plighted their
vows in a most impressive ceremony
read by the Rev. A. S. Buchanan,
Mrs. Lewis playing softly meanwhile,
an appropriate love song.
NIL
and congratulations were expressed
by the friends of Mr. and Mrs Hayes
and their path through life together
will' be happy one if all the good
wishes of their friends are realized.
After the ceremony refreshments
we're served in the dining room which
was adorned in the prevailing shades
of mink and white Mesdames Robert
Blattler. and George Wilson, and
the Misses Minnie and Emma Klcb
serving.
Mesdames Il. S. Dewey, Cora Cotter
and W. S. Dewey were the assistant
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs Hayes expect to leave
COR Santa Fe n. NJ, as soon as the
former who is a government weather.
forecastcr receives instruction from
Washington u. C.. to report at his
new station. Mr. Hayes is a native of
Charlotte n C., and is fine type OF
Young manhood we'll worthy Of his
.ood fortune in winning the charming
girl who has become his wife.
The bride is possessed of more than
ordinary abilities and personal charm.
She has many friends who love her
and who wish for her and her husband
the greatest measure OF happiness and
success in life. They will take with
them to their new home many testi
monials of affection in the way of
handsome gifts from their relatives
and friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Carnival Pronrann.

At the seven-cCnt carnival to be
held at the Presbyterian church this
viii he a music hall and the program
to be given this evening is as follows:
Song. Morning Glory-Dr, Samuel
Dodds; Mrs. Clarence Tourney,
Violin Miss Grace Suther
land
Song, A China Tragedy-Clayton
Thomas; Miss Alice Morse
Reading Captain, My Captain
Miss Rrth yesterday. (Musical ac-
compartment by Miss Laura Glen
dencn.)
Song, -Four Jolly Sailormen 1870
Chorus Of sailors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Mrs, w. P. Clark, of St Louis, aud
Mrs. L. p Evans Of Memphis Tenn.
are guests Of Judge and Msr J. II.
Robinson of Seventh street, having
come to celegrate the fifty-fifth ami
yarsary OF the marriage Of their host
and hostess. The former is their
daughter and the latter their grand.
daughter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
NOTICE, ALEXANDER LODGE,

All members of Alexander Lodge l.
o. .. F. are requested to meet this
evening at the hall to make arrange
ments for the funeral of our late
brother. Louis G. Herbert.
GEORGE J. GILMORE
Noble Grand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Woman's Auxiliary.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Anti
Saloon League will meet this after,
noon at the Calvary Baptist church at
8 O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Miss Cole, organist. Teacher OF
pianCforte and singing; also element
airy violin. Terms moderate; ar
ranged at Episcopal Church parish
house. from 10 to II a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Sewinu Circle.

The Sewing Circle Of st. Patrick's
church will meet this afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs, II. A. Ellsworth Of
Tenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

lee cream and cake will he served
az the American booth, Presbyterian
Carnival
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
NOTICE.

On account of the death Of Mr. Louis
{ Herbert the WAGONS Of this COM
pany will net be ort and there will
be no delivery this week
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
Per 4. J. Nolmcr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Miss Bessie Wheian who has been
i'll for several weeks with typhoid
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
Informal Dance.

An informal dance will bc given to
night at the Alexander Club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
STICK-TITE

We are AGENTS for the
New "StiCk.Tite" nose
piece for rimless eye
glasses. Looks neater
and is better than any.
thing on the marke'. Is
simplicity itself.
. TO see il and feel its
firm yet velvety clasp, is
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

luis formerly of Cairo are in tho
city on business.
J. A. Cox has returned from trip
to Memphis and other points in the
south on business.
Mrs. Catherine staplcton has return.
ed from a visit with friends at St.
louis and Springfield
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du'dh' were guests ueSoaS u MISS
Mrs. Mary HerFenbruck VINO mas
been the guest OF her daughter MIS-.
EFbert G. kerth OF Washington ave
rue has returned to her home in
Evansville, Ind.
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. S, Simpson
ana hef cousin MIS- I. r. bdilSheF'
left last night fer her home i'll Btrm
ing ham, Ala
Officer Fred HoIheinz and FAMILY
who have resided for many years at
TO the Thrupp property on washing
ton avenue.
---
Mr., and Mrs, William F, Wander
hurgh OF Cape Girarieau, Mos who
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. David ;.
l.ansden will 90 to Marston, Mo- TO-
day where the former is transacting
business.
Mr ana M'S' H. W. Nl'S'd'' VI
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

T. A. Burnett, of st. Louis, former
well known resident of Cairo and eX.
owner of the Daily Bulletin is in the
city on business and incidentally IS
meeting his hosts Of old friends Mr.
Burnett is stopping at the Alexander
Club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Be sure and see the Mexican Dance
in Music Hall at Presbyterian Car
niyal Thursday and Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19
SOCIAL personal

,fcyer is reported to he in serious
} condition
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Officer Fred Hofheinz and family
900 Sixth street will remove Monday
to the Thrupp property on Washing,
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Niostadt of
PGducah. are spending the week in
Cairo. The latter will be remembered
Cairo. Mr. Niestadt is operating the
mechanical effects at the opera house
moving picture show
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Miss Fannie Dunn, who has been the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. w. S Simpson
and her cousin, Mrs. c. r. Gallagher
left last night fer her home in Birm
ing ham, Ala.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wander
hurgh OF Cape Girardeau Mos, who
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. David s.
I.ansden will go to Marston, Mo, to-
day where the former is transacting
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Miss Grace Mabry of Seventeenth
street is visiting relatives in St Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Mrs. Mary Herrenbruck who has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Epbert G. Kerth of Washington ave
rue has returned to her home in
Evansville Ind
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-19

Mrs. Frank Schaaf aud daught r.
Miss Lottie have gone TO ST. Louis to
visit friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
OFFICE is VACANT
SAYS Mr.. POLLARD.
City Attorney Holds Tax Col
lector Was Elected for Two
Years Only.

Along with the opinion that the
ONCE of City Tax Collector Cunning.
nam became vacant yesterday. Council.
man John j. Lynch is curious to know
why the Committee on Charter Re
vision failed TO report on his reso.
luton TO abolish the office. regard.
less of the legal differences and dues.
agreed. 80 80
lit became known yesterday that the
finance Committee will hold a meet
ing within the next few days To re
celSe a new bond from Collector Cum
niingham. The latter claims that he
-, elected for term OF four year..
The CITY Attorney and some members
OF the Finance Committee contend,
however. that his, term was for two
years. and that 1t Is the duty OF
council to elect his successor to aervt.
until another Collector Is elected next
November The same condition. II is
claimed. applies to the City Auditor.
1t would be easy and possible. OF
course. to delegate Captain Cunning
nam and Mr.. Warren to serve. Or
rather, succeed themselves. There is
no fight on them In particular. but the
ktnk In the law Is said to be such
that the question must be settled by
the court.
Apart from all this. Councilman
Lynch believes THAI the duties now
being performed by the Collector
should be transferred to the City
Treasurer. sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
student Works All Night.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

IL 4.ts = ? = ~ 3 !.
Union Station Methodist Sunday School En-
tertalns Friends.
Union Station Methodist Sunday school
held It's annual Christmas celebration in the
church yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mr. Clarence e. Hughes. the assistant super
lntendent. presided over the exercises in the
absence of the superintendent, Nr. c. e.
Brauer. - :, -
AT 2 o'clock In the afternoon. under the
direction OF Miss Mary A. Apperson and
MIS- II. a. Hare. the primary department
rendered an excellent program OF recitations
and music, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Santa
Claus appeared and sang together, much 10
tho delightiof the little ones.
AT the night exercises there was nn al .
d ess by the pastor. the Rev. r. H. Potts.
on The Greatest Boy in the World"
Mr. Frank T. Bates. teacher of the Bates
bttle class was presented on behalf OF the
scEeol with handsome rocking chair and
q fountain pen by Mr.. Rider, and Mrs. WAL
ter j. Hechler, organist for the class, was
the recipient of beautiful dinner set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
BOLTON WOULD NOT
LET RUSKELL RESIGN
GROUND BROKEN FOR
NEW Y, NJ. c. A. HOME
Architects to File Plans for
100000 Structure by Febru-
airy 5th Next.

New Years Day was marked by sim
pie and impressive exercises. in which
ground was broken for the new build
ing OF the Central Young Mems Chris
t t Association, which Will stand on
the northwest corner of Grace and Sew
enth Streets. A number Of those who
were active in the campaign to raise
subscriptions for the new building
were present Mr.. Q. a. Hawking pres
lnent or the ASSOCIATION and chairman
sided. After prayer by the Rev. Thos.
Semmes. the old house, which Will
shortly be torn down, was thrown open
by Mr.. Neil D. sills. chairman Of the
young mems committees which did
for the new building funds. Mrs. M. g.
Gentry. chairman of the woman's COM
inlttee. began the work of demoish-
ing the old structure by removing the
ilrst nail. and the first brick was taken
of the boys department.
Ground was broken III the side yard
by SIX children with spades. who
worked " o., tn with ,, a will, filling a large
flowers Will be planted to go In the
gardens of the new building.
Those taking part in tile ground-
p'enklns exercises We're Kenneth Will
son Carr. grandson of President Haw-
kins, Joseph Bryan, second. grandson
OF Mr.. Joseph Bryan chairman Of the
citizens committee of the Y. NJ C. Az :
James Douglas Lecky Jr., son of Chair
man Lecky. of the membership COM
mittee: Oliver j. Sands, Jr, son Of
Chairman o. j. Sands (of the executive
conlnittee), and the two sons OF Cen
eral Secretary Mckee, S. X Mckee.
,lr.. and John II. Mckee.
To Begin Work ut Once.
Secretary Mckee announced that the
inside building the large square house
at No. Ga East Grace. would be torn
down at once. Tenants of the corner
house at Seventh and Grace. which is
also part of the ground for the struc-
ture. have been notified to vacate
February list, and that building will
come down at once. A competition is
now being conducted between twenty
architects. eleven of Richmond, and
nine from out of town, all OF whom
have agreed to prepare plans, the COM
petition to close February 5th. The
best plan offered which comes within
the amount OF money pledged. 100000,
will be selected.
The third of the four payments on
the pledge cards will be due February
list, one year from the close Of the
campaign. If all the pledges are
promptly met, the building committee
will be in Il position to press the erec-
tion of .lle building without further
delay.
An informal reception was held all
day yesterday at the y. NJ. c. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
DEPUTY CARELESS,
ANDWOMEN ESCAPE
Slip Out 81 Henrico Jail, When
One Would Have Completed
Term on Monday.

g During the preliminary ceremonies
that attended the Installation OF r. C,
Garnet, as jatlor for Henrco county,
late Tuesday afternoon, two colored
women, Jennie Strange and Ida C,w-
ems, both serving terms for theft took
advantage Of the confusion, and es-
caped, From the expeditions manner
winch their escape was effected, there
Is snuI,ilttle doubt that the women had
car.eiAlly planned 1t and were simply
:, Whi(ey Ashby l'raysor deputy under
Isimonssolomon was showing the new
!allertS9yyer the building, le,unlocked
he egg aeHE q ,he corridor leading into
the door between tia jailsproper and
that part of the building Occupied by
me- e, sheriff and hts family.
dow ne ~ ner Grating ~ over tile back win.
locked, and as there is good deal
More than foot OF space between the,
iron ,ra to3p q the cage and the ceiling,
in cra a,SpnsFs ~, 1'9 hsd but
the window frame and about twenty.
HIeet across the top of the cage, drop-
h nte l the 'nS So Gderrder walsnga9ietly
tthroughathe side door intogthe street.
Several people saw them al they walk.
1e M"M!d ! Have Ia ), Deem Out Monday.
''enUle Strange Was serving aUterm
oi.ftftee en- months, and would have been
set attl!berty NEXT Monday Her part,
!, . h "a! served about half OF g Sin
They, l ss' ins their cells ali IF tie
extra supply OF clothing and Other
belongings which they had brought
TO jail with them, The county Off
GERS have been notified. ssss \, ls
Although the grazing should have
been closed and locked and the space
above the cage CLOSED so thatsno one
could get out the escape was clearly.
due q |. to the negllgence Of israyser, In,
until Il O'clock - Tue edlIa' nf}rh psa'neq