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New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
SeJeraI Tenement Houses Disposed
of at Good Prices.

IN the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos.
"A and Is Yesey St yesterday Joseph p. Day sold
Nos 80 and Al Montgomery ST, 40X1S.2x irregular,
a six story tenement and store, to the Hunterdon
Realty and Construction Company for s34. $50;
and a vacant plot. 150xIO0II feet. on the south
side Of 10th st, 125 feet east OF ID Will
lam NJ. Golden for s3S.00O. lie adjourned the
sale OF No. S45 Union ave. 41.6 feet north Of
160th st, % 9x100.. three story tenement house,
10 May I. He sold vacant plot the east
side of St AIMS 800 feet south Of I56th st,
1880 to John q. Scharf for s6,S00
Bryan l. Kennedy withdrew the parcel No SO
178th st. a two story dwelling house, 1871 feet
west of Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
Samuel Marx sold No. 428 East 9th st a six
story tenement and store to Mark Cowen for
s4.,500. and No All East list st. 25xIO2.2 six
story tenement and store. to the plaintin for
s28.9SS
D. P. Tngraham < co. sold 30. 1927 Washington
ave. 65Xs0 and three story dwelling house.
10 the plainuh for Sl4.iU5.
James l.. Wells adjourned the sale Of No 1850
Bryant ave southeast corner Of Jennings St q
two story dwelling house on plot I25x1oO feet.
TO May 6.
The auction offerings for to-day viii be as fol-
lows:
~ se2 Irregular and Story loft 5Idss Ts'S Maz i
lihn a aIft hH'n ,Ie11lany ag g r Wal49 et al:
i aH' &c Ss's g. 25 Hoth s. 10 # Amster
Hennen ct al, McLouGhIin i NJ attys: William Klein
90
first mortgage Of 50 900; Rroun- St 5 50 II . Of
Norfolk st 2bNluo, rear ten hs. q NJ
dlfako%er aSt Julia hermann ct a.: W J I4ppmann.
49, ~ p i'luhhltt Tei. S3.O45
So S ~ s4i5tgt 70 Two pr9r MORTGAGES aggregatins s42
,'': li2th =. s.. lAJ It SKI D.
story dWg b. W + Patterson exr. agt " ! Hutch4oU
e al; + N TIchenor atty, Cambridge Livingston. ref;
hI4t que $t,lt2 y, Riverside
EFIve 8 hGU2 # Of l27th St 75xs6 story apt h;
Commonwealth Mortgage Company IS Rutland Realty
rnra.y ct az Gee = W Wstcott atty " Z Coughan ref:
SIDE DIlEe $ coo # Of 127th 75xs6 story apt
u, AlejTopohtan improvement Company agt Rutland
keaItv company ct al g l., WestCOtt atty. W Cough
Ian. ref amount due. SIS l49 So 81 Bond st I44 10
] ana rI7 9Th st $ 1913 10 # Of 9Th ave 8SioO5
Sisfy n sherin's sale of all which
e s q Iayior had on July II, 1906 or since; Morton
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
INJUNCTION FOR TIFFANY WALL

Mineola, Long Island April 29.-I.ouis c. Tiffany
has obtained an order from Justice Scudder re-
straining the Highways Commissioners of OYSTER
Bay from destroying his beach wall. The intunc-
ton was served yesterday and is returnabe on
May 9.
Mr.. Tiffany built wall around his prom
erty and down to the low water mark on the
beach. He alleges that certain land under the
water at high tide is his property. The residents
objected when they were shut off from a long
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
NEW BUILDING COMPANY.

Albany April 29.-The ROsseigh Court, ncOrpo-
rated in New York, capital 100000 filed to-day a
certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of
State The directors are ]. p MuIhern. II. L. Felt
and Edwin Shuttleworth all of New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
BALTIMORE PARCELS IN A TRADE

s Osgood Pell e. co. have sold to investor
for Cutv-illig Brothers. No IS West Sd St a seven
story loft building. occupied by the United States
Express Company and George Borgfeldt & Co The
sellers take in part payment some property In the
centre of Baltimore The asking price for the 81
street property was about ;2J00J0.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

Augustus Saint-Caudens was awarded spe-
csal medal Of honor At the Pan-ATaerican Expo
eirjon held at Buffalo in 1901. and James barie
Fraser a New York sculptor, recently hnlsheG iiie
design The medal. which will he Of gold ana
so,,r snctes in diameter viii he preserved by Mrs
safn.-Gau6ens. hut replicas VIII be made for the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art and other art insn-
tutions.
In the original pIastlene model the head of SAINT
Szaudens IS nearly life size on the diverse side
Of the medal presenting the portrait Of the Sculptor
IS the inscription: ''Pan-Arnerican Exposition
snecfal Medal Of Honor Created for Augustus SAINT
faudens Ruffa4u New York. MCML
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
w. X. VANDERBILT LENDS s25O.OOO.

William X. Vanderbilt has lent $4,000 the
Parsons property on the easterly side of 5th ave
27.5 feet north of 42d st. The size OF plot is
37x10S feet A big office structure is be erected
the site
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

stretch of the beach. and the Highways Commits
sioners in August removed the wall. Mr. Tiffany
had it rebuilt and the commissioners threatened 10
destroy il again.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

WRITE TO J . RANCIl REALTY 60, 8s3 JAY ST.
w Brooklyn Brooklyn lots, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
C0untru Property for Sale.

Country Property for Sale.
NOR SALE-DEILGHTFJI. COUNTRY PLACE TEN
L miles from New Haven: fc-ty OF land; trout
Tond ami water privilege; exceedingly fine location for
summer home: minutes from steam r5ad and fifteen
from trolley ALEXANDER DOOLITTLE. BrOoksvale.
County. Conn
IvOK sALB VERY DESIRABLE HOME; LOCATION
4 SluJUU5 bargain. to date ~ rooms
ROMEIN & DEMAREST. Hsck-rsack. y. J.
xyrRITf. MRS r VERNAM FOR PROSPECTUS
w camping privileges in her proposed exclusive
X Veruaf's springs. Bungalow Colony. oakland. y J.
L brook. spring $500 AECHIBAi. Id e. FOSS 20 r 42d
DESTRICTED NEW ROCHELLE HOME SITES j.
IL EDGAR LEAYCKAFf q 60. l9 West ~ ST
A ACRES: HOUSE - ROOMS. ; PATHS ALL M
" gardeners committing distance
JOWERRE BROS. 500 9Th
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Tir $500 mad 9eutldlaub.

0entfd . atnerifaniide ,3eitmnsen
tperoen i'm aIten yaterlano nit gro.
Benz Sntereiie geIeien, neil fie fih
fret ausiprehen uno b1ufig bon bril-.
ben mebr Neuigfeiten utto Madridten
brineen, aIs Die oeutiden 3eitungen
ielbit. Die nGreie Hrefie fiir Eeras"
tit o1iiben iiberan, pobin lie geian6t
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
uno fam iid ribmen, Entertaining
uno @iir0iging gu finoen, tpie aus
5ablrciben @riefen an i1ls, iotpie an
Dieienigen, welde oas NIatt an lire
8erDm0ten i9iden, berborgebt. @er
oaber ieinen 8erpmoten una Gremrr.
ben cine Sreuoe erpeiien linen Elm
~pilfommenes @ei1enf MAIDEN min,
Der beftene fir iie Die nGreie Hreffe
fir Seras". Das Sntereffe fir Seras,
mie iiberbaupt fir ben Staat uno Die
@egen6, mo Die 8ertpanoten pobnen,
lit tn 0euti1Iano febr Iebbaft uno es
lit itnmoelib, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 griinoItbe @uffIdrung uno 8e.
iareibung oes fremben 2moes gu ge-
ben, pie oies Die uGreie Brefie" ali.
modcntlid tut. Sir ben geringen
8reis bon $500 b~erienoen mir porto.
fret infer reidbaItiges Wo9enbIat,
auf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine Morens
i'm MusIanoe.
Die 5reie greie fir Seras Tnbliibima
COMPANY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the"FRE1E
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t c1rculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium IN the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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Aenrefnfd1.

nMls Der Ginbre9er in Sbr 3ims
n,er lam. fnb sic fofort unter bas
@ttt gttroden unb baben ibm BON ba
aus sueef6dut. Sie miiH.n alfo ben
Ditb bod beidreiben tDnnen!" =
prpfeffor ansftmsier:
so hatte leiber perseHen. msiue Brittle
NIT htnunter5unebmen."
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Cine aeinnbe ssamilie.

.llniere garl5e Samilie lit seiunb,
lett mir Dor orei Sabren nit Or.
Sings Neuen 2~ebenspiGen began.
men," iagt 8. M. gartIet, Nur. 81. l.,
@uilforo, Maine. sic reinigen nn6
frdftigen Dos ganse Spitem m ciiler
miloen @eife, Die guttut. 25 Gents
bel Moolph DreiB uno 81. gobn &
60, M~uot6efer.
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9ertbd (bie eine reue @ttIuna
on1utreten bat. gu i1rer Greunbin):
~unb bic feinen. feibenen @triimpfe
po1 meiner Mabome foGteit Du febsn.
bic babe ia mid auerft gar nidt ses
truut dn5u5ie6sn!"
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dhtuherufH.

~Ou Daft aIfo feins Musiidt, tpieber
gang gefunb 5u tperben?" g / ;
@eIbubtr: .glein Der Doctor
bat mir ausf@lieBli4 Wofer berorb.
Iet!~
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Qnnnued1.

9 arpn Ger einen 9ofsn onsee
f9ofen): rMtrtniirbts, tpenl NOR
etnen 9reiber anf9iebt. 10 fornmt er
her. Elm 9afe bagesen lduft babOn."
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9p.t MnTerusnhpf.

unteroffisier (au einem
iinss4idten Solbaten): .Menfd, id
CLAUDE, @ie tuiirben ni1t nal ala
@tieeIpuber eine @lanaleituns autpese
br~troeri"
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@eftte AuffnMi1nn.

8 9neiber: .Diefer paletot
1T Elm Gelegenbeitsfauf!" = g t u :
bent: rSd0n, beaablen tperbe i9
ibn aIfp Bel @~ele9enhtit!"
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Qhr Nernniinen.

~Mds treibt btnn 5rGulein gulalia,
bic ate Sunsfer94 - Die tpobrt alien
9rauunsen in ben Rirden Bel unb
fpri9t bas 50 Der 8raut i'm @tiaen
mif.1
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son Wntpnip. ID. Sf
0ieb MART.

San Mnt0nip. IA. Sit. 1903 :
Ohien 1915 BITS 1926 per 100 Eft
Rihe 81 rs Bis So 81.
Nu1en unt rStaga", ST. 5 biB 1925
S1brlinge 1926 BIS $2.75
Ratber g. 81 big 1925.
Smnfe S $500 Bis 1925.
2iege1 $500 Biz 1926.
Shneine $3.50 Bis 1925.
st. &ontS, IA. Cft. 1868 hinbpleb,
Nntibes 81 90 Bis $3.50. Teras . Bieb
$2.7h Bis $40
Shmeine 81 % Bis Sc. As.
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afuttt.sturfrn,.

.glun. metne Gndbise! Was madt
osr 9err Gemahl, bas Grdulein 9ants,
BE Rtnber6en unb Sbr 2uftr6hrentas
tarrhq"
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Auyefue.

Norstn Dienftag finbet bic Gr0ff.
rung meines ntuen MteIiers ftoit. Dor
10 bs II ubr Gratisaabnreiben mil
Wuiif. Rneifer. 3abnarst.
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@rrH.

~papo, Nd9bars aarI Fat gefast,
i9 f6be aus tpie eth gbimpanfe!!" =
Dummies 53tng, Der bat ia nod gar
ttsnen ghimpanien gefekn!@
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8nmorisfisches
100 uptt lte1tte.

Greier: sd bite UNI bic 9anb
Jbrer Sodter." = a ter: n@ern.
fobdIb fe tpieber frei it,"
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Warft.8erieb
9 d Il nj 10 nile.

Sau MnfDnip, ger., IA Oft.
Srbinars 8 lll16 Cts; @opb Orbinarb
55i16 cts; 9ptp Wibbling 81 Gents.
WiobIing s Gents; @oDb Wibolinq
81 gts.; Wibbltne 5air 81 gts.
@aIbeffpn. Ier., IA Off, Drbinar b
411I16 gts. @npb Drbinarp 6 5Il6 cts
yom MiboIina ~ Gents; Wiobline
9 Gents; @opb Mtbblina 81 Cent?;
Nibblina 5air 81 Gents.
Neip Orleans, 3d., H.. Dtt.
@oo6 Ordinary 6I Cents; Som Mtbc.
ling 81 Gents: Wiobline 8I Gents
@nDb Wtibbling 93l16 Gents; DtihbIina
6nir 9 l1l16 Gents.
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Il ! {.
s dut {.
q N d

&artofeln. CALIFORNIA, $1.65 per gtn.
Bpiebeln, NeIDtp Dannel. 81. IS.
S0maten, SeIa8, rs u. 80 Gents per
| 8prb Crate.
&ohI, $500 Der LOO Bfunb.
8Dhnen, griine Eeras, so uno 60 Cts. F,
@ahs so u. GU cts. per &ifte.
@urten, So u. 40 Cts. per &itte.
Sfra So u. 40 Gents Der Rite.
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AnniEh1.

Isle laufen ia gang aerriKen ber=
I'm! MesbaIb iuaen Sic ii9 feline
Nrbeit2" - ettler: rDa serrei>
Ben ia bic Saden nod mebr!!"
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Der StnttJftker beinr astittas.
enen.
.0s 1T ia rt9tig, Doris, bab Der
normale Menfh idbrIi@ 10 pfunt
Sdla 5u iftH nehmer ion, dber auf Elm.
nal foEl q bas bod nint tbun.
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Wdli1ll10lla1lel mo 0eneayro0iflt.
Brima BaumpDniamen . Webl per
EDnae $24.00.
BaumtpDn1amen. Del, rob. 301a Cts.
Brinta BaumnDninmen Ruben per
Tonne $24.00.
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MiIIn (3u feinem R~amerabsn,
Der In ben Drummer sefanen iiD:
George, Jag, tpenn Du mad BEN britt
ten NAL niht rauffommf, fam i'd
bann Deinen fleinen 8ubt baben2" =
@feth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Vienna, March Beginning to
morrow ana continuing for seyera
weeks, this city will be the cynosurt
of all ewes in the chess world, fol
here are gathered the greatest livins
chess experts Of all nations to take
part in the international masters
tournament arranged in commemora
ton Of the sixtieth anniversary of the
accession of Emperor Francis Joseph
Frank J. Marshall is on hand &c
represent the United States in the
tournament. Other noted contest
ants include Alapin, Maroczy, Marco
Drras, Teichmann Janowski, Leon
tardt, Mieses, Nienzowitsch Ruben
stein, Salwe, Schlechter, Swiderski
Tartakowcr, Vidmar Wolf, Perlis, At
kins. Blacknurne and Burn.
The tournament will be of one
round and RESTRICTED to players Of t1e
highest rank It will be held under
the auspices of the Vienna Chess club
Of which Baron Albert de Rothschild
is the leading spirit. Fifteen thou
sand eight hundred crowns have. beer
set apart to be distributed as prizes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
with relatives at Paducah.
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
March 81. 1908.

= March 81, 1908.
Mrs. Frank Kreitner left last night
for St Louis and Bclleville.
Mrs. Lon Ddubs is in Morehouse,
Mo. this week on business.
Mr.. Phillip Weisenborn was in
Mohnd City ON business one day this
week
Misses Fiossie Mcintyre and Earl
Tarr went to Mound City Thursday
for the examination Friday and Satrr-
day
Mrs. Lou Diepenbrock is visiting
relatives in Cairo.
Prof Ike Hook closed a very sue
cessful term Of school here on last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lang visited in
Vienna Thursday.
w. r. Davidson was in Mound City
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Jess Culbarson is visiting rela
tives in Mound City this week.
Mrs. Holeman, Of Memphis, Tenn.
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs, Jacob
Fellenstein
l. S. @. Fields went to Vienna on bust
ness Friday.
Mrs. j. w Bartleson and daughter
Miss Nina, were Cairo shoppers Fri
day
J. d. Reese, Of greensboro, Ky. is
visiting his sister, Mrs J. d. Copeland
here for few days.
Dr. A. w Tarr madcaa professional
visit to Belknap Friday evening.
Miss Cora Victor attended the com
meneement exercises in Mound City
Saturday night
Mr. viii Meyers of Mound City waa
here on business one day this week.
Mrs. John Roy accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Weaver, home last Fri
day.
w. A. Victor, A. NJ Smith and sav-
er2l others had business in Mound
City the last Of the week.
John X. McClary moved to the COIN
try this week
Mrs. w, A. Boyd is spending few
days In Anna III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
RING NOTES.

Thesus, son of Aegus, King of
Athens, was the inventor of boxing
90 years ago.
Systematic boxing began lin Eng
land in 1740.
The first champion was Figg.
The first prize fight in America was
in 1916 between Hyer and Beasley.
Longest Fights-James Kelly and
Jonathan Smith, hours Is minutes.
near Melbourne, Australia, 1855; Mike
Madden and Bill Hayes, 1875 rounds,
in G hours minutes. at Edcnbridge,
England, on July IL 1919; Mike Mad
den and Jack Grant, 140 rounds in
: hours As minutes. at Working, Eng
or Dec u, 1913.
Shortest Fight-30 seconds, Hard
and Cannon, at Carbonate, Pa, May
%, 1856.
Longest Glove Fights-At New Or
leans. La. I hours 10 minutes (fl(
re undsl A. Bowen vs.. J. Burke, draw
April 6. 1893: horrs 3 minutes Al
seconds. w Sheriff CPrlssan'o a1'
J. Welsh. 7G rounds. philadelphia, Pa.
Arril 20. 1854: 8 hours 10 minutes
q3 rorrds. Michael Donovan and "
| c. Mcclellan San Francisco, Cal, Aug
l1S 1879
Shortest Glove Fight seconds
| nal Hawkins knocked out Marti
Flaherty. Carson City, Nov. Marc'
I1ItSq7. BATTLING Nelson knocked on
VIM Rossler in 3 seconds. April
1892, at Harvey, III. 3efer9c MALACHI
Hogan who also refereed nal HaW
/ fins' fcht. makes affidavit that Ne
sons knockout was the shorter Of tn
two.
Largest number of rounds eve
! fought -276, Jack Jones heat Pats
Tunney. Cheshire, Eng. 1925.
| Largest amount ever fought for
$4,000, James j. Corbett beat job
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

People will be seen at the opera house
On next FRIDAY. Marc1 eth in tae
musical extravaganza. the isle Of
Spice" This production comes ccIn-
paratiycly known TO great navy
theatereoers tbr- ugh this section %
the country. This extravaganza Gre
ated a sensation in Chicago who're II
ran for IS weeks. I, wa- then pro
ducci in Boston. where it delighted
music loving audiences u weeks an
thence 10 New York CITY. at the Ma
iestic Theatcr, fl which place st g'iics
~ established Itself as prime ia' -r
tie among the metropolitan theater
goers for a number Of months Abs0
lutte novelty y claimed fer the con
structtou Of this musical mixture. an
the chorus numbers are said 70 b.
maryels CT stage Invention The MI
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !:
MOUND CITY
.+.~% -"-<~
March Fl, 1903.

The Mound City Amusement cont
pany will move their apparatus to
Mounds about Monday and viii oper-
ate a moving picture show there IN
tho future having secured the Jones
building for that purpose.
Mr.. Ray Clmstead who purchased
the @. A, McCracken property on
IIigh street last fail is having the
residence moved back into the yard
about fourteen feec thereby improv-
ing the property very much.
Miss Olga Johansen is assistant
milliner at Miss Ida JohnsOn's store
until after the opening.
Miss Kate Robey of Metropolis, is
in town on business this week.
Dan Sullivan, Jr., arrived Friday
from Jacksonville, H., where he has
n position at the asylum and will be
the guest Of relatives for few days
Miss Kate Boyd left Friday TO be
the guest of Miss frankie Moll in
Cairo a few days
Mrs. VIM. Price, Jr who has spent
few days with relatives in Paducah
returned home Friday.
Mrs. Watt Wright and daughter
Mrs. Chas. Estes were in from Val
ley Recluse Friday,
Miss Nellie O'Niel of Anna, is the
guest CT Mrs. Mary Kelly on Fifth
street.
". 4. Victor of Grand Chain, was
In town on business Friiay.
Mrs. Mary Monahan who has been
the guest Of relatives in Paducah the
rast two weeks returned home Friday
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
John Lewis and little daughter, Miss
Dorothy.
Fred Honmeyer Of t'llip, was a
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. 0. L. Bartlett left Friday to
visit her daughter, Miss Lurlene who
is attending collebe a: oxford, ONO,
c. Il. Richey made a business trip
10 Cairo Friday.
Mr. Harry Mccartney Of Green
weed, Ind, was in town FRIDAY on
business
Mrs. L. o. Hart left Friday for a
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN
AT ELECTION APRIL n

Alderman f. A. Burke is announce
for reelection to represent the Third
ward i'm the city council He viii be
a candidate at the election on Tues
day, April q, Alderman Purke has
been one Of the most valuable mem
hefs Of the council always taking a
lively interest In the matters which
have come before that body. His
services were particularly valuable
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
TO FORM NEW skAr LEAGUE.

indianapolis, Ind. March 21.-Ar'
rangements have been competed for
a two days tournament to begin IL
this city tomorrow and which will
mark the formation Of a new West
orn Skat league. The membership OF
the new organization will embrace
many prominent skat players CT Chi
cago. indianapolis. Milwaukee, st
Louis. Cleveland, Detroit and Cincin
natl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

steal numbers are Of the singab'e
whistIeahle kind, and there is no DOUBT
hut what the most catchy OF them
viii be heard on the streets lcng after
the engagement here. Among tho
most attractive features OF the Use
of Spice" is a pony ballet. compose II
cf twelve little girls, not weighing
over one thousand pounds fer the
entire let who to scme very cleVe.
wcrf throughout the entire perform
auce
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Hold Confidence Sacred.

In intercourse with society 1t be-
fooyes us to keep in mind that our
dened spirit. in the relief Afforded by
communication aud sympathy. Is
sometimes led into disclosures which
may afterwards be sorely regretted.
II should be felt binding. therefore,
on the honor OF the receiver. 10 hold
sacred eve m implied confidence
Gilbert Ann aylor
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Cooks cres, Record.

Concentrate your mind on ths
oven" said Miss Teresa Mcdonald q
Boston in explaining the wonders q
her art in pastry cooking She Owls
to the proud record of 3s4,eoO pies
baked in 40 years at one restaurant.
besides scores of other dainiies. II al
her pies were laid ont in row tnss
would reach 20 miles She has macs
100000 doughnuts in - years ana
1SS. 400 nnddinEs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

during the time he was chairman OF
the street committee, when he eXerted
himself to keep the streets in pass
able condition during the winter sea-
son. He was prominent in the efforts
To secure the passage OF an interurhan
railway ordinance. being the spokes-
nan for this movement in the city
council. He has served several terms
aud is personally deeply interested in
the city's welfare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Il. Euiis Of Divorce.

Not a few Of the matrimonial fais-
ures are due to The tact that goed
many women get married merely p
keep the public from supposing thef
have never been proposed to.-Chies-
go Record Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
crowded out Of own Houss.

The bishop Of London had the ex-
perience recently of being crowded
out of his own house He had agreed
10 open a bazaar at Fulham palace. but
when ne arrived the crush was so
great that he could not at first get in
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Cider Drinking in England.

IN the English cider countries all
the inns still display the old legend;
Drunk fer a penny. dead drunk for
twoeence." Cider plays a notable part
In The hristmas festivities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Sullivan. New Orleans, Sept

1882.
Largest stake ever fought fOr-S22.-
800. Jack Coupee and Wool Bendoif
- rounds, l hogr - minutes, Port
F,lizabcth, South Africa, July -, 1889
Shortest bantamwe.gdt champion
ship OF the world fight-Terry Nc
Govern defeated PeGlar Palmer Gas
land.) in less than one round at Tuck
ahoe \. Y, Sept II. 1899.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
SPORTS
CHESS TOURNEY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

FolSoN ana uOn KNOW IT,
If You have aches and pains IL &
bones, back or joints, Itching, Seal -
skin, blood feels hot or thin; S~"p'
Glands, Rising and Bumps C. ,--'
skin. Sore Throat or Mouth, falling
hair. Pimpes or offensive efdptions
Canccrous Sores. Lnmps or Sores on
Lips. Face or any part of the bod
Rash on Skin, are run down or TO-
vous. Ulcers on any part of the CODY
Carbmcles or boils, Take Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. 3. b. Guaranteed
e. cure even the worst and most deep
seated eases b. p. y. drives all po",
onous matter from the system an"
sends food of pure. rich blood oh
rect to the skin surface. In this wa,
Aches and Pains are stopped. all Erup
tons, Sores. Pimples, even cancer are
quickly healed and cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, %. 3. b.
comrosed of pure Botanic ingredients
DRUGGISTS, 81. Sold in Cairo, I'LL
by w. r simon, 1901 Washington Ave
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

ICE CREAM AND ICE CREAM
SODA AT RAGGlo's, TWENTIETH
End POPLAR STREETS.