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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
NOTICIAS De YABuCOA.
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Abril 27.-Oon motive de las fautivi.
dadeI Tsligionau dc IL semana Santa so hR
yiGto muy ConCurFido Ol temple Cat6Iico
duFanto GBoB diaT.
-EnCuentEase algo de4iCado de salad
nuGBtFo quorido amigo don ISidro CRr1ay-
quille, quien le de1oRmeu IN pronto RoI.
tRblecimiento.
lei nGbRdo Banto poE la noChs tuvo
lugAr un luoido baile ca loS IalonoB del
hotel ''Borirquen", hRbiendO aHiltido una
numerous concurEGncia de daman CabO-
llGEng que con "a preIonCiR contEibuyOron
al mayor rsaIca de 10 fiesta.
En- los numerOuoB ObssquiOG no falt6 81
sBpumoEo champagne.
LA re1pOtabls Iogia "Luz del ValIs'
hs diEtribuido al pdbliCo On e'egsnte 70.
llsto que contiene Il BeEiS do aTtfculo1
pubIicadoH poP 81 senior don JoI6 G. Torres
en- 81 Bolstfn OfciaI de ID Gran Logia
Sob. de Puerto Rico titulRda "La MGGo.
neEfs Hua detractores."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
DoTa COnGhita Marquee, Viuda De
PiCazo.
FoIIUel6 0n Esp,hl.

Con pEofUndO J uinCsrO peIar, nOl entO.
Eamoa del fallscimiento, acaeCido en- Espa
1a, 81 % del pasado mss, de II viTtuoaflimu
dina pueTtoEEiquefiB doHR Conchita MfE.
queE, viuda de Picazo, de aquel biGaFEo
, n0biIfaimo militaT 0spaiiDl que Sc llam6
81 coPonel PioaEo = que tRntO afsCt0 gupo
ConquiataEge On 81 coEaz6G de nuOgtT0 pue'
bio.
Como deia ca Ia olfandad un niHo Dc
amos, d abualo Do 6gbe, nuo-tr0 digtinguido
CompatEiotR de La PiodEag, don RupsEto
MGEquez, abrumadO pOE tan inmenua dss'
gEaciR, embRTCaTG en brave raTs 4 visa
madre patFia en- busCa do Bu amado niOGo.
Acompafamol en- 80 inm0oG0 doIoE lal
buen CompatFiota, y haC0moI extensive
nue1tro nontido p6lmO toda Il famiIia
da r. noble DANA faIIeCida.
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rs AllIlIsiTlsItl.

AYisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 3 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les Ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no yiene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
Cripci6n.
Esta vale por m trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. Pggo an
tieipado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paf5fa Industrial dc 60ntGrOs (san Juan
Box 657) tiane en- class de primeEa pre-.
clos in compassionate, an complete uurtido
para construction de Oagaa. MoIduFau dc
todol tamAfioI. Tablillas para parGnnau.
Dop6sitOE. San Juan fr6nta d muelIo
ndmsro q santuFos Stop. "a. TslefonoS
425 , 1880. Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
El Celeste ImPeliO no esta dispuestr
a que los jspOnesss abussn dG6I
MuGhOs C8sOs de misteliOsa snfsl
nsdad en- Caracas.
Ia mOrtaIidad slCaBza liariamente
un PrOmsdiO alaTmantfsimO, Gre
y6ndOse que los huquss dejen
de tOCar hasta en- Puerto CabeIlO.

CARACAS, Abril 29.-Son numerosoB loo
cRuos de Ia dsnOminada entire eI vuIgo
''enfsTmedad mistsEioBa", % que dc modo
franco no % disgoOsticsn poF Ion m6dico8
como de pests bub6nioa, aunque esta eS IL
CIeencia general en- todoB los cfrculos ds
la oiUdad. Dsbido 4 que, de tel enfsEme.
dad misteEiosP, mueFsn diaEiRmsnts mu'
chaa peEBonRs, Is alaEma de los primeRoB
diaH, 81 HoBpeChsTBs que fusFa la peGts bu
b6nica In que habfa hecho % spaFiCi6n en-
Ia Guayra, sa ha Rscrudocido en- eafa CAPT
tal de modo terrible, puss no obstants las
medidsH BRnitRriaG de todO g6aero sdopta'
dau Ia incomunicaci6n con Ii GuayEa,
Ia eufsrmsdsd miBtsEiosa 20 hs pEopagado
con gran Fppidsz, eBtando infsltados todoB
LOS suburbios dc Il eiudad y adm Ias mss
c6ltEiCas EoraI UEbRnRs El p6nico que
domipa en- a poblaei6n eB immense. Los
comiHionados de la ac6demia de medicina
tFRbsjsn afanosaments por aiBlsF loH foCoB
de infection, peFo IL moEtRlidad RumsntR
en- un promedio considerable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

Nueva York, Abril 29.-Antiguou CO.
meTciRnten de las AntillaV, eBtablecidoH
on satR Ciudad, han afFmRdo que las per-
didss del comsrcio entire Ia colonis ingIeua
do Weht Indiea-JAmaica-y Hong Kong
tambi6n poseBi6n inglsBs del ASia; son
Gin6 stribuibles al tOyoOh Rnti.japon6B de
los chinoB, qua o., extiende & productol CO.
mo los jGmRiquinoB con loH cusleB rafckn
tsmbi6n easau = barcos iaponesaH. Tan
Gfsotivo eu el boycott, y tan l6gica Ia spFe
ciaci6n -Ba dice-de tales com srcianteV,
que los jRponeBsB han viSto obligadog q
HuspendeE una impoFtants lfneR ds v2po'
FeH del BeTvicHo con Sur America.
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MI eima8 con G0IGhdR 4 81 rs.

Para ID hoEs, con 81 1nueyo Burtido ofre-
comoB tslaS COntavos, CAmaS con col
ch6n & $475. Olanes ( mitad de pleCio.
tFaisB & la medida & so SO. Ell OIE'
LO, LA VIZCAINA. Nuavo EuEtido.
BREatillo pormanenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

Pekin, Abril 20. .-El gobisTno dc snts
capital hs diFigido al gobierno de Tokfo,
una pEotsSta contra-segdn expTeSs 81 pro-
pio texto dc Ia nota-''las artifciaIeB dis
clones en- las negoCiacioneB CON FeBpecto
fjaei6n extension jurigdiOCionRl de los
terrsnos Hobrs los cuales tengan dominic
los jsponeEes en- Chientao, entire China y
CoTea" EHts cabinets entisnde que 81
Jsp6n dilats el EeEolvsr cate asuntc fin
de pro gOcaT ConfiCtoB motives baBtanten
para una declaration de guerra, que, aun.
que Ia China tiendo & pTeparaTsa para
clio, uuB eHtadiBt8B eBquivan, plantsRndo por
ahoTa en- otTo terr0no, sua litigiog, defen.
di6ndoss con gran habilidad dipIom 6tica.
TFata la notR dc FsfeEencia, de mover al
JRp6n que, de una vez, De determine el
Ifmite dc 90 RutoRidRd On IR colindanCia
del impsrio con lG Bomstids peninsula co
reanR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

TEkTRO,

Ests nochs con unol pFecio1 fabnloEa.
msnte bsjoB, Ia Comradfa de zaFsus'
la repToBontaEs CRram Q poP Il
QusT6, PEado Barrsj6n , VeleE , R0pli'
ne de Ia Tore dc orc en- q. tanto Bs diEtin'
gusn LAD SraH. Qusr6 , Prado. "a Iuneta
con antTada sole cusata 40 centAvoB pa
EaiBo 10 CentRvoa.
AL tsatro sits nocha TODD 81 mundo.
sl bsnefi4io dc IL uefiorita COnauslo BaiIlo,
con IL diffeil zaTzuaIa en- 8 acto8 ''La
TempsBtad" , dedicada al Union Club, /,
al concrete q pdbIico en- general: como
Bo We poF 10 que antecsds, il dsGpsdida de
Ii ''trOuppO", ;, ss 1obOFbia , Oaguas, como
HiempEe, Fespondiendo 90 lsgsndaEiR gA'
lanterfs BabEG OoErslpondsT gAlIardamOnts
& loB dos bOnoicioB dc Leo dos tan Himp6f'
OaB yComplacisntsB diyas ObEeg6n Baillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

CARACAS, Abril 29.-La circulation do
trenen del fsrEocarril entire la GuRyrR ,
sata ciudRd, cOntin6a en- absolute inta.
TTumpida. NumsToBoB empIeadoE de sBR
empreBa hAn 4uedado sin ocupaci6n. Tam
POGO circular los tEeneH del ferFoCaEFil ale.
man sntFe eBta capital y Valencia. Sc
teme que estR accommodation Ilegus adn
lsr mes BeVsra y que los buqueB msFCantSg
del trafso con esta rep6blica, ,OaGsn de toCar
halta en- Puerto Oabello. Los efectoa de
sltR Hituaci6n empiezau dejarBs BentiF On
las ClRBes menesteFoHaS, Lar cual08 hSllanBe
smsnazsdaB del hRmbTe, hRbi6ndoBs regis.
trado CaEoB deaespsrRdfsimCg, aunqus 81
gobieTno trata de que IuH auxilioB lleguen
& todas pATtsB,
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La CaHetera de laTes a Adiuntas.
Al prImSr tlptR.
(Por teESqrefol.

Aver recibimog eI kilograms Siguisnts
"Larss, Abril %, 5.25.-"CoTreBpon
dsncia, San Juan, P. R.-Ayer comenza
ron trabajoS caFrsteER de LaHes AdjuntaV
habi6ndosO pRFalizRdo por nsgatiVa dC
peones & Rdmitir galario do cuntro cents,
voB poF hoFa. Iuformes correo situaoi6r
de Las CoRaS. - COgresponsal."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
MOneIL EPEClL.

EI Esnombrado Quirom6ntiCo hindd
abFirG sur gslone8 para q e1tudio y pEfc.
tica de lla CiOnCias OCuItag y Ia LsCtuEa
do Las lfnea1 de ID palma de Il mano On
ID Cans n6msEo IA calls do Is Tanca q
Mieroolel % do Abril
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Good Joke on HilIiardist.

II had a great joke played on me
while shooting billiards at hotel In
New York last week" said A. ). Jen-
kins at the Republic.
"Having a little time on hand !
sauntered into the billiard room. be-
came engaged in conversation with
fellow in the room and | proposed a
game. while he readily accepted. At
first things went along splendidly and
had 20 to his 10. But soon he forged
ahead and beat me out by q close
score.
Then a friend of mine, who was
stopping at the same place, said he
was willing to wager that my opponent
could beat me with one eye bandaged.
/ accepted his def and placed s. on
the result He didn't give me much OF
a chance. trimming me 10 the tune OF
50 to Is.
After the game was over paid my
bet. when the aforementioned friend
loudly told me the eye that he had
bandaged was glass one. You can
imagine my chagrin. milwaukee,
Sentinel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
TEETH AS CAUSE OF INSANITY.
Medical Records Contain Many IN
stances OF the Fact.

Apropos OF dispatch from CleFe''
land referring to the cure OF certain
forms Of insanity by the extraction OF
teeth, By DR.. Il. Ballard Lodge atteh-
ton has been called 70 thesis on the
same subject written by pr hlchard
Grady a dentist of the city OF Ann
apol,s. more than l6 years ago. ~
was the prize thesis In 1881. ana ~
Grady was awarded the first solu
medal ever given by the alumni OF the
Baltimore Medical college. In TINS con
nection Dr. Grady wrote;
THE occurrence Of insanity as
result OF the pain and irritation
caused BY the eruption OF the TEEN
was first noticed by Esquirol. DR. ~
Corbett relates a case Of insanity IRON
oyercrowding of the teeth in which
a girl IS years old would run about
The room. biting at chairs. tables ana
door handles. In the street she Woaia
run away from her attendants ana at
tempt to bite lampposts. the pllihs
propensity completely disappeared on
tha removal OF two teeth DIR. Tyler
relates a case OF mania from earlous
teeth. In which a young woman hau
several decayed teeth removed re-
naming for "A hours under the tniia'
ence OF the ether which was given az
the operation. after that she was
cured OF her mania. DR.. Pepper re-
lates another interesting case OF M.
sanity caused BY the irritation Of
carious teeth. the removal OF which
cured the patient The trouble again
returned after three weeks, when a
portion of the inferior dental nerve
labout half an inchl was removed ana
the patient was permanently cured
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
FAITH IN FUTURE
Of WATERWAYS
SHOWN BY GLUCOSE TRUST
WHICH WILL INVEST FIVE
MILLION DOLLARS IN NEW
PLANT.

Chicago. Feb. 23.-Faith in the com
merciaI future OF the waterways OF
the country and especially OF the
lakes-to-the-gulf deep waterway has
lust received striking justification in
the announcement that the Corn Pro
ducts Manufacturing company. the so
called glucose trust, is about to in
vest S5.000.000 in 4 manufacturing
plant and a model city on the banks
of the Chicago drainage canal, the
first link in the deep waterway. This
is significant as the first move on the
part of industrial interests to take al
vantage of the low rates offered By
water carriers as opposed TO the rail-
roads. The corn products company II
is rumored. will close the Peoria
plants and as much as possible OF the
companys manufacturing viii be
done at the new plant on the drainag
canal Dockage has been rented from
the sanitary district for a period OF
% years aud land has been bought for
the factories and the employees quart
ers. The new town will be known a;
Argo and will be modelled somewhat
after the United States Steel com
lpany's industrial city at Gary, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
First Lead Pencils.

One Of mans best friends, says
"Prometheus. will have 25oth birth
day some time in 1908. The day can
not be fixed when the lead pencil was
first used, but all signs, all records,
show that it was just about 250 years
ago that the useful article was invent
ed. The "praeductau' of ancient
Rome. which was leaden disk used
TO draw lines, was undoubtedly its
progenitor. In the fourteenth cen
fury lead and silver points were used
in Italy, but employed exclusively BY
artists. For the sake Of cleanliness
these were encased In wood and be
came the first lead pencils. but the
pencil similar 10 those of the present
day came after discovery Of graphite
in 1865. The first German pencils
were made in Nurnberg, where there
are now 30 pencil factories, which
turn out about SO0,000,0OO pencils
I every year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
READY TO FACE THE WORST
Enalish Wcman's Resignation Really
a Thing 10 Be Wondered A.

There was an amusing incident at
little tea last week, amusing In the
light which it throws on the much'
Wanted feeling Of brotherly love eX-
listing between ourselves and our Eng
lish cousins.
An American girl was presented 70
an Englishwoman who has been IN
this country but few weeks, and VINO
looked a little lonely and out OF II.
Have you been over here long
asked the American girl, Just TOT Tue
sake of starting conversation.
mo, we came out only last u-'asa. +.
Game out is a lovely phrase,
thought the American. and Englsh
neople always use 1t in reference 70
this country. Here We go out as mis-
sionaries to the hsathern In China ana
the Philippines wonder II the obyi'
Gus inference holds good" But she
smiled. and asked the EnglishWoman
how she liked America.
"Oh." was the resigned reply Whef
we came out we made up our minus
to be quite philosophical, don't YOU
knowi"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
TWO DOCTORS AGREE
That Sunday Drive May NOT &c Al
That 1t is Generally Cracked
Up 10 Be.

Drs. MI r. Grinstead and Jas. Nc.
Manus spoiled their sunday clothes
Yesterday. They took q drive yes
ferday and. under ordinary circuna-
stances, all would have gone we'll,
While DI. Grinstead is considerably
taller and heavier than Dr, MeManus.
still the latter fills his clothes very
well and can hold his side down FAIR
IN well In all the walks and AFFAIRS
IL life. But the circumstances were
not ordinary yesterday afternoon
when the gentlemen came driving
along. Anyway. the vehicle Went over
and the two gentlemen were dumped
into the muddy street Barring the
damage to their clothes, little q no
damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
Canadian Bowling association Tourna-
ment Onens IN Toronto Today
Prize FIGHTS This Week


NtDItAdy'
Openipg Of Canadian Bowling asso-
citation annual tournament at Toronto
Six-day walking match for world
4hampionship starts at Kansas CITY
Charley Griffin. OF Australia, VS.
lem Drlscoll. English featherweight
hampton, 90 rounds before the Ma
ticnaI Sporting club. London.
Tuesday
Long Island Automobile club econ
my test. 242 miles.
scullng match for worlds cham
.ionship between webb and Tresai'
Ter. on Waganui river, New Zealand
Wednesday.
Meeting Of National league In Ne"
York.
Opening Of bench shows Ia tits.
burg. Pa. and Topeka. Kas.
Thursday
Harry Lewis VS.. Tommy Sullivan
Is rounds. before the Colorado A. {
Saturday.
Chicago team Of American league
caves On spring trip to California
Annual contests for the Macke'
acquet at Tuxedo
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

An amusing story Of the capture OF
4 thief through the iastrumentaiy
of a mule IS reported from Jersey
City. While the thief was pns'iy
wringing chickens nccks. the animal
started kicking furiously at the chick
en- house. and before the thief could
escape had brought down the roof and
walls upon him Entansled in me wire
and half-stunned by bricks aud wood
the man fell an easy capture TO the
inmates. who had rushed out on hear
ing the noise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
HARD LIFE OF A wAsHERwomAN
Not Very Gay When She Supported
Sick Husband on $50 Day.

A New York man took a notion to
Interview his wasfferwoman about the
cost of living. She earns $3.50 day
and supports a sick husband. The
man reports results In the American
Magazine.
@our washerweman breads Sundays
and holidays" he says. ITO her such
DAYS mean no pay. She was glad TO
come and wash for us on the Fourth
OF July"
"AlI summer she worked every sun
day in a hotel-from noon until II
o'clock at night Ia two years she
has not had a day Of what we call
fun-no theatergoing. no trip to Coney
Island.
she seldom has company at her
home in the evening. And she is glad
of IT. She is busy. and company takes
ND time. Besides. she meets people
ana talks with them while she is al
her work
NOW about clothing. In all, only
$3.50 has been laid out in money Ii
a year for clothing for both the hus
hand and the wife By far the greatei
Part of the clothing they have givei
TO them by employers and others
The wife has no relatives OF nea
friends IN this country. The hnsban'
has no relatives or friends who coulI
give him a dollar If he needed IL
so ] asked the wife how mnc
money she ever has in hand at an
one time. She replied that for tW
or three Tears she has never had NOR
than siz al any one time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
OPPOSE DEMONSTRATION

New York. Feb. 23.-Represents-
lives Of organized labor. at meetihE
II the central federated union toaas
declared themselves opposed 10 'le
-arade Of unemployed and the mas
7,eetinr to follow in City Hall PARK On
March eth and refused 10 pai'i''i'''
in the demonstration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PACIFIC FLEET coNoRE-
eating AT FRISCO

San Francisco. Feb 23.-Ihe az
nored cruisers West Virginia. Mary
and Tennessee and Washington ar
.fved here this morning from NagAa
eua bay. The crusiers Colorado and
ofnusyivahia which accompahie'
hem mp the coast did not enter the
1ay. brt proceeded northward e
3rementon navy yard. The ionf DIS
-essels anchored near the battleshii
Nebraska
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PRESIDENTS ACTION APPROVED.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. Fifteen hun
bred railroad men. representing all
of the different labor unions whose
members find employment with rail-
reads centering here. met in a mass
meeting today and adopted reaolu-
tions endorsing President Roosevelt's
action in ordering an investigation #
the reported crt in wages 10 be maze
b. railroads when the socailed nine
hour law goes into effect March I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

The Christian church people yotea
Yesterday to extend i call to KEY.
Thompson Of Fayette. Ark, who WAS
here several Sundays ago ana
preached fcr them They were I'M
pressed with him and extended MN
j unanimous call. They expect TO 40
ahead with their new church build
ina a. soon ais the weather will per
INIT
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
eussiA GIVES UP UNDER
PRESSURE FROM POWERS

copenbagon. Feb. 23.-It g under
tod !. automatic circles that az a
emit If pressnrs from the roWef-.
Rnseia has abandoned her plan o.
terrifying Aland Island and t'la' =,
on,ente preserving the status quo 90
the Baltic soon wiz be Hrsiis''a-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
MARRIAGE WAS
UNSUCCESSFUL
MRS. NATHALIE 5GHENCK COZ
Inns GRANTED DIVORCE
FROM FOREIGNER
NEW QUARTERS ENGAGED
In Fashionable Section Of New YORK
city By Hearst independence
Leaque--News From
Manhattan.

New York. Feb. ID The divorce
which was granted Mrs, Nathalie
schenck Collins from hpr husband
Charles Glen Collins, added one more
to In elang list 81 unsuccessful mar
riaees that have taken place IN recent
wears between member Of the GOTH
ans aristocracy and European nohii-
.ty. Before she was married, MASS
schenck was Newport belle, and
met Collins Cor the first time NJ
Georgian c0urt. tho ralatial home Of
George Could at Lakewood. She was
attracted BY his dasang play 1T POLO
rapid courtshlp followed and they
@ere married shortly after in Califor-
ala. BY repute. Collins came from a
noble Scotch family had large 10.
come ana remarkable military
record
Collins believed Miss Schenck to
b. both immensel, wealthy winch
was not the case. with the result that
.hey both started fife at fast clip
The wedding trip ended IN Paris
where ID was said tine bride was
obliged to pawn her jewels In order
that they might return to America
Collins was soon after that declared
bankrupt and 1t was reported last
fall that he had gone 70 work as q
petter III q large pottery factory -
| Boston. The name Of the corresponds
snt in the case was kent secret. and
IND alimony was asked for,
New Quarters Engaged,
| W3lliam Randolph Hearst and his
Independence league has invaded tbs
luiet and fashionable Old section q
Manhattan. known as Grameroy PARK
which ii located at Twentieth street
near Third avenue The new indie
Danaenre league club house viii &C
Icupy the old Gerard mansion. whief
lis situated between the Columbia Uni
yersity club and the Players club. Th'
latter club occupies the old home g
1.-The famous actor, Edwin Booth
| The old square III fast becoming th
oenter Dor fashionable clubs. TIL
| princeton club Is to occupy the hom
az the late Stanford White. who wa
killed by Harry X. Thaw, while ~
National Arts club has its quarters il
I+be cld Senator Tilden house. tn
Gerard mansion Is to be remodelle
TO suit the needs of the Independents
league. while a large banquet hall vii
be erected on the open plot in u
rear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Cornelius Linehau Died last even
ing at o'clock, will be buried at \
o'clock Mass Monday Funeral VIII
leave residence, SIS Twenty-seyenth
street at 7.30 a, m. Train starts from
Fourteenth street All friends invited
to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Fearful Candor.

What do you think of my new
book asked the woman who writes.
L haven't read it. said the WON
an who reads. And since there seems
To be nothing ia /, that prevents youi
discussing II. I don't suppose / shall
take the trouble to get il"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

Two negroes had a quarrel satuf
day night at the barber shop on lower
Commercial avenue. which was FER
rer,y the pink saloon. One chased
he other with pistol and TOOK q
shot at him, hitting him In the leg
ana making slight wound
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Refune In the Abstruse.

"Ethelinda seems to prefer the most
classical pieces she can find" said the
fond mother.
"Of course she does" answered Sen
otor Sorghum. Some people play the
PIANO Just as some people make
speeches-the more difficult and unfa-
niliar the subject. the less liable they
are to be corrected when they make
mistakes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
NOTICE, A. 0. 4.

All members Of the Ancient Order
al Hiberlans are requested 20 meet
ana attend the funeral Of their late
brother, Con Linehan, at O'Clock inns
Mondal) morning. BY order Of
JAS. MEEHAN, Pres.
r. r. CARAI4ER, Secy
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
CRY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Mite society will give recep
ton for the members OF the CAIRO
Rantist church and their friends tues.
day evening. from 10 toa'"Noop
o'clock. at the residence q Mr.. and
Mrs. D. b. Wearen 9l5 Walnut street
Admission free.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PUBLIC MAN DIES.

New YORK. Feb. 23.-George Helm
Yesman. lawyer. ex-congressman ana
minister 10 Denmark. under President
Johnson. died today in Jersey City. in
his E0th wear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

I done said I WIZ gwine fer de
heather ez a missionary. but I come
ter de conclusion dat home Is de place
fer me. De heather billed an eat up
Dc las missionary ne sont -um. an
amt ready to 90 dat Way-nOt yiti"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
Farmers Live LONG.

The average length of life Of a
tradesman is twO-thirds that OF
farmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
obedience

obedience.
Obedience Is better than sacrifice
Ehzkespszra