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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
PONY SKIN COATS
NAY BE CHEAPER.
HERDS OF EvILD HORSES
PEST IN WEST.
Government Preparing to Destroy
Nomads HTho Injure Forest
Reserves and Farms.
from The Tribute Bureau.

Washington. March wild horses by the
thousands are oveIrunning the government for
est resel-res Of Nevada ard neishboring states
esd the authorities il Washington are bes1esed
with petitions from stockmen ard farmers beg
etns them to put stop to the nuisance y re
cent dispatch from Reno conveyed the lntelh-
s-4n~e that there are fifteen thousand OF the un-
tanned beasts upon the Toiyabe. ToQuiaa and
Monitor forest reserves in Landor County alone.
and thai orders have been received by the forest
rangers TO begin a systematic of exterIni-
nation upon them. This dispatch, although
slightly twisted as TO faccs. does not exasserate
the number Of horses now supposed TO be roam
ing Al large in the districts mentioned As a
matter of probah hle truth there good many
times fifteen thousand wild horses in Nevada
and the neighborins states, and every herd is
a pest TO the owners e. vegetation and domestic
stock.
The part Of the Reno telegram which is not
true Is that relating the orders sent from
Washington. Neither the forest rangers nor
any other crnployes of the government have
been told 70 destroy the horses. and unless they
DC receive such orders they viii confine their
energies to fencing crops from the trespassinE
animals or .-shooing" them away when they ap-
g>car and threaten damage 20 grain and vege-
tables Indeed Il half the stories brought 10
TIC capital are true. all the rangers in Uncle
Sans service would have little chance OF de-
stroying the big herds that are roaming over
the Western states.
Within the last few years they have increased
10 such an extent that in many localities they
are classe9 as -'varnints,' with wolves, Wild
cats ana grizzlies and every mans rife Is
ta-.sod against them. 30 fence is strong
enough 70 stop these horses. and when they ap-
l,czr in force they have even been known 10
knock down and xiii COWS and calves After
each visitation from 3 herd the ranchman is
ukoly mourn the loss Of his domestic horses.
and il requires only fe" days association
with their new companions for the best broken
animals 10 becomes wild their nomadic
..-r-- L.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
UTBBELLAS AND CANES
OLD METALS BOUGHT.

CASH PAID fer scrap metals iron. COP
per brass. lead. paw ter leather b-ltiax
ana cid machinery. Write Greater New
York Metal Depot. los Attn ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Z NATURAL PREFERENCE.

4 don't see why Stockand honds insists going
Hitb Miss Codust. when he coul6 just q well take
up with Miss Gotrox. The latter comes from old
American stock
That may be true replied Mrs. Glnhsis:a srnil-
ingly, but he probably prefers Miss GoiGcst be-
cause she comes from watered stock: her ances-
tors we're Bavtists you kuow."-Judge.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
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MIXERS Fra-rE -i~~y..af -.
OF az Fs-sJ ave- - -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Your son" said tlie professor has been lsbor-
ing under a lnisappreh heution.'
What" exclaimed the humble honest paY-
ert with JOY ia his voice. ''Ie don't it!''
Mean WHAT
'"That Josiar has been workin." Tit Bix,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

tonal forests but the present laws and regula-
tions do not admit OF independent action by the
forest service
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
v. S CORE DIES
IN ST. LOUIS
WAS RESIDENT OF CAIRO FOR
MANY YEARS-LEAVES LARGE
FAMILY TO MOURN HIS
LOss-FuNERAL TODAY.

vs. $ Gore. mention 90 whose
-a fou illness was mentioned il Tn,
Bulletin. al.I at bis home 90 81
Louis at S:I5 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing from a stroke Of paralysis
THE dpcnIeut resided 100 Cairo fer
many years having held tae position
of s9reI.atsnIlnt of zine Halliday Mill
m. compauf's mill fer hfe.n years
aaI WAS eseumIly ;uoWn and highly
esteemed. Doe served at one time as
msrber OF Che Cairo Board of Educa.
u.u
The TegeI.nt is survived bv his
wifo and nine children, Wallace l..
Co-r or Tv mtg second street ID IS
euy being q son. The latter was az
his fathers Ieath-beA Mrs g. E.
AicIsr. mother Of Nrs George T.
Games. is sister Of Mr Gore.
Tl. funeral will Re held today az
ASHLEY. 49, the bcyhoo1 home Of the
l,.sss1t ST.. and Mrs Ausien and
~. Cirla sullivan eeat 70 Ashley
r-sJ evening go bc present at the
rusal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
cOmmeree NeedIessIy sIoeked.

Contained in statement Just SEN
out by the Ohio Vai;ey Improvements
Association is the following why
should an enormous amount of coal
such as in the Kanawha and in the
Cittsburg harbors-be compelled To
await transportation by means OF
rains and compel losses. not only to
the owners OF the coal. but 10 the i'm
dustriaI and other enterprises await
ing the coal is question of vital i'm.
portance and is not easily answered
1t is not only the coal owner who IS
put TO loss. The factory and employe
of the factory are put 10 a loss and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
NEEDS Of THE
Chill ORENS' HOME
BOARD or MANAGERS ASK CON-
TFIBUTIONS or WINTER
CLOTHING - TWELVE CHILL
CFEN IN THE HOME.

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... -.... ... .....
t'-'.. ..-.--- anu ".'.' DID "...'' . ..
take greater interest ..'' ''' '.'
...'" nom. I.. 'a.. '' '''ll"-''
NisH' i' express us ''t.,.'''I'A %.
'.' interest 'a"- -A .-" i'''' a.''
#t 'H. same '"' IT'D -''. '.' i''-'
sI'1 information N| '0a'.' it -
sa7" Ahsi H... H0-
.I-' nov" ~ winter coming 'A-
'tg most pressing HI f'F warm
HlHt.r clnt#iH-. '...eiaiIt stocking 70
AT o'lIfiHHHals ni 0..'HH- -liIa'. e
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

will leave St. Louis Monday for Cairo
and Memphis. The Georgia Lee ha-
gone to the bank at Memphis and the
Peters win come up in her place, leav
ing that port today.
Cincinnati-Louisyille packets are
not having much trouble from low
water, but from Louisville to Cairo
navigation is practically suspended.
also from Cincinnati TO Pittsburg
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

tcrs to elect every candidate on the
ticket from Taft down to the last Of
the county offices. a big rally Will
ba held at the court house next
Thursday night at which there wi ]
be 90 band and speeches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The river markeI s. feet on far
liro gauce last evening showing %
q g "a of a foot in ga hours
rise Of 81 at PHtsburg and q a.2
Kansas Cts were the only rises re-
1ued in yesterdays bulletin from
3lnts above here.
Tie Chattanooga 90 not appear ye-
Hiay from Paducah- IRE river s
ring too dusty for her-hanllv
rough water 70 float a toeth pick. in
nae places.
lee Line beats are checked M b.
49, sraiei snd fogs. TIE staosef
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
WILL RECEIVE
LADIES OF CAIRO
WOODWARD HARDWARE COW
PENY PREPARES FOR An
NUAL EXHIBITION or MAJEs-
TIC RANGES

Tho woodward Hardware Company
IS arranging 10 entertain TIRE ladies
Of Cairo all this week with enc Of
thor Interesting demons. FauOus Of
the Majestic ranges which vill BE- Civ
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

managers feel certain that the CHART
able puoic has only to know the
needs ol these children, to respond
,heerrully and literally.
III. home is i'm excellent condition
anil Us doing an eyerincreasing work
m Ihe community
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
Too Late TO Classify.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - No.
.ern house with seven or more rooms
.i1 desirable ueigfborhoCd. south OF
Tweniiefh and north OF Sixth streets
Address A. 3. C.. This office
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

The Associated Press. the great est
news gathering organizaticD in the
world supplies the Cairol Bulletia
Visa its teiegraphie news s. Fvice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
NAMES STATE TICKET

Detroit Mich, Oct 3.-Thc Social
isr labor pariys state ticket was com.
ule'ed at the state convention tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

srn will rise today ....... Goo q. IA.
sun will set today ...... SIS %. ma.
Moon viii set tonight ..-12:27 a. nl.
Mote: The above sun ami moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mats the record at Cairo within a
Few minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

Tic E.aah ir-I c-lutr eeuf-a. COBB
1iut. le'f e re ting Test. .a- aft r.
neon at THE cCrrt house and reviewed
tae naI ficai situation auarEi g mat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

SIX O'CLOCK ClNNER SUNDAY,
OCT. o.. MUSIC FROM s TO 8. Ho-
TEL ILLINOIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

Don z bus second hand clothing.
Don't buy second hand furniture.
And don't buy second hand Vhiske-
OLD TERRELL DISTILLERY.
Eff. Mcneil. Manager
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

Washington. OCT ILLINOIS
Fair sunday. rain and cooler Monday
6 csh east winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

Most Cairo people have the Ca
Bulletin on their breakfast table
cry morning In the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-04

Cairo and vicinity. Probably fair;
usilg temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
COUNCIL MEETING
Short Business Session - Cairo 3
Trebes Railroad Company to
Have Further Time.

The city council held ar aIjouuel
regular meeting last night There
were present his honor Mayor Par
sons and Aldermen Bourgeois. Burs
Davis. Graau-r K1ehier Mocha
Nellis. ScuWn. Thstiew0ol
Reports OF officers Uere read anil
referred TO various Officers ami c1.
mites. as wer- also several hgI.I.lz
petitions. anil petition f1r fire plug e
Tv-ur.-liurl ani Park avenue
Perhaps The most important matte.
CIT Of the ordinary routine tgzile=
vas an ordinance extending tra tIr9
for doing the filling or fEa Cairo a.
Thebes property Co the city tE1
years. This was referred 10 tire arfi.
nance and street committee
The mayor appointed WHf9z
French 20 succeed OHIoer Curry O.
sigled-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
CABINET STATES
APPEARING NOW
FIRST ONE OUT SHOWS FRANK
HITCHCOCK, WHO MANAGED
TAFT'S CAMPAIGN AS POST
MASTER GENERAL.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE usual
cabinet States, which invariably fol-
low the election of the new president
are making their appearance, and
political wseacres are busy in fore
casting the names Of those who will
make up President Taft's official
family If course there is no au-
thortative ground whatever for the
mention of specific names in connec-
tiOn with the new cabinet. as Taft
has not given the slightest intima-
ton OF his intentions, so far as can
be learned However. one of the
first to appear makes these sugses.
items:
Secretary of State-Elihu Root
Secretary OF the TreaSury-EX
Governor Herrick, of Ohio or A. B.
Hepburn, OF New York
Secretary Of War or Attorney Gen
oral--L Luke Wright
Postmaster General-F'rank Fl.
Hitchcock
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
w p. Hepburn, OF Iowa.
Secretary Of observation-disclosures S.
wilson
For The Navy and Interior Depart
ments the names of Senator Crane,
of Massachusetts, Charles T. BROKER
OF Connecticut, and John Hays Ham
mond of California, are mentioned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
Over Remains of the Late John W.
Morris Conducted by Ven. A. r..
w. Anderson.

Funeral services were hell yester.
La afternoon over the remains Of
the late John W. Morris, one Ct
Cairo eldest and highly esteemed
citizens. The ritual service of the
Episcopal church was read at the
residence at Sl3 Walnut street by the
Ven A. H. W. Anderson, rector OF
The Church Of The Redeemer and
hymns were sung by the choir.
The remains were taken to Beech
Grove cemetery FOR iuterment with
an escort from Cairo Commandery
No. II Knights Tempiar. The pan
beai5rs We're ) sEga. James Milne.
r. II bsacEcr. phil G. Barclay NJ. VI.
Riley V. +. G.bsoa and Charles II.
Thomson. IA
The deccdent was Mason for
oye~ fifty wears ana his brothers of
Cairo Lodge A f. and A. NJ. No. 257
showed in every was their anie2tion
ana respect for their deal,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
FROM ALL OVER THE UNION.
Washington Apartment Houses Con
tain a Cosmopolitan Crowd.

How many states are represented
in the roster of the occupants of the
house, the clerk at one of the big.
gest Washington apartment houses
was asked, and the reply was 1t
would be much easier to tell how
many are not We have them from
nearly every state in the union"
A mere categorical elaboration OF
this assertion would be undressing.
II is enough to say that one of the big
apartment houses numbers among its
occupants, when congress is in SEES
sion, both senators from Idaho, sena
tor from Oregon, a senator from Cali,
fornia, representatives from Pennsyt
yania, West Virginia and Ohio, the
secretary OF the French legation and
scores of other persons equally as di.
yersiiied with respect to residential
antecedents. Another has a senator
from Colorado, a senator from Mis-.
souri,. and representatives from the
following states: Ohio Texas, Colo
RADIO Missouri Florida, Indiana, North
Carolina New York, Illinois and Min.
nesota as we'll as the counsel of lega.
ton of Colombia and other people, of.
fetal and unofficial, from north, south,
east and west Another apartment
house contains two legations. those
of Guatemala and Panama. the coun.
seIOr of the japanese embassy, a sen.
ator from Maryland. one from Utah.
and representatives. from Illinois, New
York, Ohio and Nebraska, The Chilean
and Venezuelan legations are in apart.
ment houses. and nearly a score Of
diplomats have residences in apart
mem houses. Statesmen as rarely find
themselves neighbors with others
from their own state as do people not
in public life.
Whether the natives OF various
states are distributed among the apart.
ment houses in the same proportion
that they are distributed in the city
at large il is difficult to tell. II is hard
enough 10 keep track of the number Of
apartment houses. which are spring
ing up like mushrooms in various
parts Of the city. and such a task is
hereby side-stepped. because there are
already figures enough in this article.
Mathematics give some people head
ache. and this is not lesson In arith.
metic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
SECOND LARGEST
IN UNITED STATES
WILL BE CHlCAGO's NEW TWEEN
TY MILLION DOLLAR RAIL
WAY STATION OPENED FOR
BUSINESS IN 1910.

Chicago. Nov. Work began up
ON Chicaeo's new $20.e10.0G railway
station the next day after the North
western road let the big contract.
Trainloads of material made their APP
Isarancc as by magic II is expect
oG that by aJnuary 1910 trains will
um into the new station, which VIII
Dee hig enough TO accommodate go
p05 people a day the second largest
a the United States The train shed
is to cover acres the basement of
the main brilding acres: io acres
OF floor space are 10 be provided for
the public The buying and tearing
down Of brick and steel buildings
covering tour blocks OF ground has
already meant am expense of millions
~ dollars. In planning IL the arehI-
tpcts embodied so many feature
unique IN railway stations that il viii
bear little resemblance 10 the print
time frame depot Of old scared
bohches cracked cannon stove and
fnny walls There viii Boz ticket
offices and waiting rooms. but the
waiting rooms viii include rest
rooms. tea rooms and emergency
rooms and baths for women, and bar
beer shop sand baths for men. and
dining rooms Instead Of splintered
uIlnk floors. such as were laid in
Clcagos pioneer depot, all floors
uiII be- of marble. AMI the walls Wili
Ha marble all around a main waiting
room ZOO hE poo feet AMI So feet high.
The traiusheI is built for the travel
ol the future. being 3lS feet long.
with Do tracks and big eunugh for the
handling of 1900 trains dailv-as
Huy trains as arrive and depart nov
at Chicago six railway stations
sr inc the summer. 1885. there being
daily -F- from the Illinois Central
-t5tiru. f17 from th. Northwestern 3.
as from the Union -sa from fhe Il
Saua seatr. ms from the Polk street
and g. from tie Grand Central sta
tiaH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05

.~s~ ><<> 80
November 4. 1908.

Mrs. America Wilson life this wee"
for Metropolis where she conteio'
plates spending the winter with her
son. Edward, and family.
Mrs. c. c. Colwel Of Memphis ii
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs VIM Bac'
ch,s. on Third street. She and hef
husband. who is employed as sa"
filler at the Wisconsin compahya
pIaut. expect TO reside here in the
near future.
J. ". Bundshuh and family moved
their household goods to Mounds
Wednesday and will make that Their
future home
Miss Edith Davis was Cairo visi
Tor Tuesday
"As Told in the HIS was played
here Monday night and the company
left here Tuesday for Charleston, MO.
Mrs. 0. l.. Bartlett was shopping II
Cairo Tuesday.
Dan1 Hogan. ST., 'of DanvlIe, wa
in the city Tuesday
George W Cowles left Tuesday for
his home al Columbus Ky.
Mrs. Thos Richerson spent Tues
day in Cairo.
Dr. A. +. Freeman of Cairo was III
the city professionally Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Kate BOYD wer"
among the Cairo shoppers Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
Seven Years of Proof.

q have had seven years OF proof
that Dr. Kings New Discovery is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of threat, chest or lungs says w Y.
Henry, of Panama, Mo. The world
has had thirty-eight years of proof
that Or. Kings New Discovery is tire
best remedy for coughs and colds, Ia
grippe asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
hemorrhage of the lungs, and the
early stages of consumption. Its time
ly use always prevents the develop
menl Of pneumonia. Sold under guar
antee at all drug stores. soc and $l0o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05

The rear, with rows Of low tiled roofs
ana awnnsed windows Tan palm
trees grow on both sides Of the court
and a deep, projecting bay window.
Marrying Mary Montgomery's. pro.
nmdes on the left The architecture
of the building is Moorish, with mas,
siye pillars and broad porticos, and
with a profusion Of stucco and tiles
that bespeak the south-the Mexican
south It is just such a patio rs one
finds in Southeastern Texas and all
along the Mexican border Prices
-, 81. -, 81 and $1.50. Seats on sale
Saturday Nov 75h $40 a. IN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05

than hens eggs are poultry. They
hold that an egg which can never
match into fish, as IN the ease OF ca
War cannot possibly be a fish, any
more than hard boiled hem egg
could be a chicken. This difficult
question which is now on its way to
the supreme court will eventually
..oke am answer Just about as com.
plicaied as the solution OF the famous
Qt estiou as TO which came first. tie
,gg or the chicken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
ANSWERS EVERY CALL.
Cairo People Have Found That This
is True.

\ cold. a strain. a sudden wrench.
a little cause may hurt the kidneys
Spells of backaehe often follow,
Or some irregulariry of the urine
4 certain remedy for such attacks.
4 medicine that answers every call.
Is Doan's Kidney pills, a true spe-
ciGc.
Many Cairo people rely on IT.
Here is Cairo proof
ID. Teller. 32G Tweuty-ninth street
Cairo. H.. says. Il injured my back
eight months ago by heavy lifting
and was confined to the house for
some time. | was unable to get up
from chair unless assisted. and my
back ached all the time | applied
plasters and rubbed myself with Lint
ments but steadily grew worse Ny
wife at last procured Doans Kidney
pills for me at Schuh a Sons drug
store and took hem as directed.
After the second GaE ! felt great re-
lief and continued taking them untii
cured My back IS stronger than
ever before.
For sale by all dealers Price 81
cents. Foster MUburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember The name-Do an's-and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
PRISONERS CO
BACK TO OB|ON
REELFOOT LAKE NIGHT RIDERS
WANTED AS WITNESSES
AGAINST OTHERS.
Military Guard Takes Three Men
From Memphis Prison Under
Orders From Gov.
Patterson.

Memphis. Tenn Nov 1.-The
three alleged night riders who have
been confined in the Shelby county
jail for the past few days will be
taken to Union City this morning I'M
der a military guard In charge OF
Lieut.. w. H. Terry, They are wan
ed there as Witnesses before the
grand jury in the night rider cases,
50 Sheriff Monteyerde was informed
last night. when he received insurc-
tions from Attorney General Cald
well to turn the noted prisoners over
to Lieut. Terry.
The three prisoners are also want
cd it is believed, as witnesses in the
habeas corpus proceedings which
nave been begun at Union city in the
attempt to secure the release 81 a
number Of the prisoners who are
being held under guard at Camp
Memo
sheriff Monteverle received the on
ders to turn the prisoners over about
C o'clock last night ana at once got
into communication with Lieut..
Terry who was the officer who
brought the prisoners here on fur
Tough in order that he might take
part in the local election.
Go Early This Morning.
Col. Tatom, in command Of the
troops at Camp Memo also wired
Lieut.. Terry last night instructions
to bring the three prisoners back un-
der the same guard that brought
them here They will be taken on
the early morning train over the
Illinois Central today Sergt. Rawit-
ser who was in the detail which
brought the prisoners here. will as
sst Lieut.. Terry in taking them back
70 Union City and three other mem
bers Of the state guard will be de.
tailed by Lieut. Terry as guards.
The three prisoners are Frank
Fehringer. Hirshal Hoag and Warren
Morris Fehringer is the oldest OF
the trio. being about tnirty-fiye years
OLD The others are mere boys OF
sixteen or eighteen years of age
apparently uneducated country boys.
when Fehrinser was FIRST brought
to the local jail, Deputy Sheriff Farm
baker recognized him at once as 4
prisoner whom he had seen last July
in the Obion county Jail Fehringer
admitted being in Jail there al the
time, and when asked what his OF
Tense was, laughin2ly said that they
charged him with Bookkeeping
Ii is supposed that all three Of the
prisoners will be sent back to the
Shelby county jail after their evil
dence has been secured at Union
City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05

The scenic effects Orb fhe smart
musical play Marrying MARY which
i- coming 90 the Cairo opera house o1
Monday. Nov. sth. WHh Florence Gear
and a large singing COMPANY are SIM
DE and in the best Of taste. Bot tu1
scenes are required. the first and SEQ
o1I arts being ieif in rh- sane -a-
ire courtyard of rfs Hotel Alamo. Ir
ne sweet sunny south The fti-I
81 laid in THE brfIa- chamber of rt-
hotel. after Marrying Mar MoufEaI.
ery has eaptHred her fourth tlslan e
TIE courtyard o. tire Hotel Alamo
sbozs 3 massive. cool structure ar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS
.xssy.ss.aEsss.gssss.ssss
The Tolsen Company.

4 well pleased audience witnessed
b. presentation of The Queen OF the
Gypsies' by the ToIsou Stock com
pany at the opera house last nigh
The play was well produced and the
specialties between The acts were Go
treat 90 alL Tonight they will pre-
drama entitled a Brothers Deyo-
ton. in which Miss Tol-on and Nr
CouloH win appear no. excellent a..
vantage There viii be- grand bar
gain matinee saturday az $3.50 ana
fb- prices sill be l1 and -1 cents tr
40 parts OF The house. Th' rIas f.r
SATURDAY night viii be Daniel
Horrl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
ARE FISH EGGS FISH?
Questicr Whtcn Troubles Customs
ADDrs ssrs f~ Port Of AeW
YORK

N.a YORK E.r s-Tfe faHrf7
Hr. -tiou. vhiDH eventually sent to
rha supreme rHr- l- tp Ehe'h#r
frogs. Iae- could le c.a=aF ~ I.ar.-
t.r or f-h. promises f1 Pale into ln-
-f-liHtarr- nlan compared to one
raiot I- Iau troubling local custom
1.--al-er= AMI causing 6sieures 70
trem1le Jest rhev BE- deprived % q
famous deucscy. The point q aTgu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-05
10 Save Historic Ole steps.

Efforts are being made to ..resargs
on the United states caterEucp' tie
id steps at the north entrance U. the
ucien sixth Street railroad station
D Washington. which is ROW bs:ss
demolished The steps have beea
rod by every president 81 The Unitc5
states and before being placed 81 Tie
atraucg 10 the station hey ue-e -
eryice a. the Indian Queen aver.
d fayouJe haunt II Washington