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The Washington times., 1908-05-24

FOR SAI.E-Yaeht Harriet. built Dy ex-Gov-
ernor Watson Of Delaware. best white oak.
Is n. Keel, "a II. beam. "a It. depth. Y tons
net tonnage double sleeping berths Kitchen
modern closet. slO0p rugged. equipped with 5
horse cylinder Rochester engine. For fur
fee. IL
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SHAMBERMAID 70 assist with waiting h
boarding house. $3.50 18th ST. Phone y. 5sg7
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EXPERIENCED confinement nurse would
like 70 make engagements with ladies' for
nursing. Address BOX 36z, Times once.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. two posftfons
showing proofs. sL50: all work guaranfaas |.
open Sundays. Phone NJ 6564 MEI,NTcKfS
STUDIO. S02 7th ST. NV my2-s0t
OUR SPECIALTY-A sepia porcelain NINA
ture. oval; 2hx3 inches. copied from -,
photograph for $3.50 BoYCE STUDIO, 1875 r.
apl690s
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

SITUATIONS furnished free To members Of
The PEOPLES PROTECTIVE AsSOCIA-
TON. Call cor. 7th and = SITS. NV my24-St
WANfEL,-A few more boys and girls. not
under fourteen years Of age. TO take our free
lessons la muscular movement penmanship
and touch t9'pewrfting; class convenes every
Saturday morning at O'Clock Apply at
once. STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
nth and r NV. rny22-tf
SOLICITOR 70 sell bread from house 10
house, must be sober and a hustler. BOX
$50. Times Office. my24-2t
STENOGRAPHERS are always in demand.
We can prepare you for a position in $50
hours. TOPOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
GRADE Building. open day and night.
my16-tf
STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, nth and
+ NV. Day and night school all the year.
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, Dank-
ing, English, and civil service. Typewriters at
students homes. Write or call for catalogue.
ap2I-g0t
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LADpoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
S LAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and sts. ne.
acCdESNEf & JOACHIM. cor. ID and y SITS.
hhAUs. PHARMACY. 9Th and X SIS.
AcCHESNEX & JOACHIM. SKI and r sts. ne.
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PSYCHIC.
PALMISTS.

NINE. WERNER, SIS Sth NV. cIairvovant
ana PIANIST. viii give 8 reading for soc un 10
18th of June. my24-Su w-60t
NINE. HENRY teaches FaImistry Hands
read for 30 cents. Whole life written from
the stars, s.. Answers questions. Sc Eye
81. NV. mylZ-9Ot
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YOUNG NAN. 16 TO IS years of age to assist
in store; collect bills. etc. Apply 2l26 Penn
sylvania ave NV. mygg-2t
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A. i. FALK, sl7 r ST. NV, / white brill
liantins suit, taneta lined jacket; pleated
Jackets; reduced from $3.50 TO 1915. Bring
THIS al. my23-2t
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CABINET WORK.

SEE NE ABOUT WINDOW WORK.
Reliable and rea sOnable. Wood display FIX
lures OF all kinds. Screens and screen doors
70 order. D. MeINROY, 63s F 81. NV
my20-w. So. m-9os
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FOR SALE-Sowing machine. Wheeler 4
WILSON No 8; looks like new, $3.50. Save
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
q ASCTETEN .AOVERTTCEEHENT

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
60 Statesmen, Wanted Situations. Want
SO Rooms or Board. Boarding, For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board-One cent word
Al1imum space Is words
business opportunities, For Sale MIS-
ceilaneous. Horses and Vehicles. Lost
ana round, " anted Miscellaneous,
logs. Fets. etc.-l5 cents line; times
cohseculiVeiy. 1914 cents a line; times
SohsecuuVely, 10 cents a line. Mini
mum charge As cents.
- All other classifications-45 cents q
55ilei times cOnsecutively, l2iz cents a
itHe' times cOnsecutiveiy, 10 cents q
Hne. Minimum charge go cents.
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NC-foIsA Miss GAlfftEil
Tor latest millinery styles; original creations
a specially; lingerie hats 10 order s., moved
from 1908 llth 10 IA 18th NV. hats trimmed SOC
myl3. v, Su.-5Gt
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WALL PAPER.

BUY from the man who knows I handle
the very best grades Of wallpaper Nv Dat
terms please; my work satisfies. THOROW-
mylS-Su. m, th-s0t
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up; hrst-class work
only: house painting; lowest prices: ali work
guaranteed. CHAS- A. CARLISLE Phone
n 6557. Ss3 5th st. NV. nyl0-su, tn, ta-2e
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


FIRsT-CLAsS COOK wants place in hotel or
cafe; reference. Address BOX 1856, Times Of
fee II
BY EXPERIENCED housekeeper, a country
home 70 manage Is good cook; no incum-
brance; best reference. Address BOX $50.
Times Office II
EXPERIENCED confinement nurse would
like 20 make engagements with ladies' for
nursing. Address BOX 36z, Times ONCE.
myz4-2t
WANTED dressmakiuE in families; alter
atoms a specially. Address 619 X ST. nv
my24-2t
ARTICULATION teacher would Ike a pri-
waite pupil prefer child who IS backward
IN speech, or one whose speech IS defective
or unlnteligfble, and needs correction four
years experience - this particular work and
best recommendation from former pupils
BOX 3f3. Times Office. myu-7t
FIRST-CLAss lsundress wants work al
home. Address 1926 SeatOn st. NV.
my23-2t
DAYS WORK or washing 70 take home by
German woman. 24ls ST. NV, Fat
myza-zt
COLORED WOMAN desires sewing by the
day or week: reference furnished. Address
BOX 81, Times Once. my25-2t
HEAD WATTREsS-Six years experience,
desires position summer resort; best refer
ence- BOX s59. Times Office myZl-5t
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ELK LAUNDRY. 1883 18th NV. sheets Sci
pillow cases. &c; spreads I0c. towels lc; table
clothsN &C.; napkins. &c. collars and cuffs, &c
work guaranteed: E. its month, 81.
aD22-Sst
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FOR SALE-Range with water back, SO: ais,
one steel range, IT., 80. cost $50 See
HOLLYWOOD, sth and K my24-st
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MRS. ID. F. BARRINGER, eiectrO-vibro spe-
cialist announces her removal from s2l +
st. nv. 20 1870 i NV. where she viii continue
her business as before. Prices reduced 10
summer rates Un-u september J. Very eX-
elusive. apz5-sJt
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SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and 3 streets
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HELP wANrED-MALE.
stenogranhers

WANTED twenty-five stenographers to
join the Y NJ. G. A Institute special SUM
mer dictation class. Demand for stenogra-
pliers greater than the supply. See SHORT
HAND INSTRUCTOR for particulars at Y
III, g A my2l-su. tn. th-6t
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EOIuTHEAET

A z, POWELL Attn and East CAPITOL sts-
A. >. FEALG, NV cor. 1lth and Pa. ava
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c ST. NV 339-Large, airy. newly furnished
rooms and board; reasonable terms, must be
seen 20 be appreciated. IL
18th ST, 2905. Columbia Heights-Desirabie
second-hoor room front; other rooms. screens
and awnings; good board; summer rates.
references. Tny23-9f
INDIANA AVE. 3Gs-Large nicely furnished
rooms with board. myZ2-3r
so To $40 and up. single and double rooms
with board; family MONS overlooking White
House: transents. $3.50 day with board
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave. nv. myIe-a9t
cnuNTpv poApD
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a Colorado building. llth ami u Expert
las sJIgatlons. any cause, ali sections
strictly confidential Phone Main $50 Might
call North ASS. MORGAN BRADFORD. ~.
Principal myg3-6t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-A few summer boarders. a desir-
able location. in the growing town OF Clif-
ton Va, y miles from Washington For
particulars address p. o. BOX IS. Clifton
station, Va. my24-2t
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WANTED-HIGHEsT CASH PRICES paid
Tor CASTOR clothes. ladies' o. gentlemen s.
Address postal. 4 viii call Phone Earth
1853. b. RICE. 1882 -th 81 nv. my7-90t
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MILLINERY stylisilly made, trimmed. and
remodeled. straw hats dyed, cieansd and re-
shaped at reasonable prices. FOERTSCHE' :.
SIS 18th 81. M. mh24-sJt
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,-- BROOKLAND. d. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson cts.
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NEW JERSEY AVE. 230-Entire % moor.
Two large handsome rooms and one snaIl
unIurnisled; newly papered; bath same 45or.
adults. private home. IN
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THE PAINE STUDIO makes the following
special onsr for ~ days only: one dozen
cabinet photographs ana one large portrait.
II. WElsBERG. Ladies TfIor. 1874 North
Capitol. Phone n. 2suJ-T. alta SIS up, goods
fur, SO up, otherwise. altering. remodel
ing specially madu Of everything work guar
anteed. apzs-30t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR.

MEAT GUTTER wants position; would work
times a week H. market or store; refer
ence. BOX 81. Times Office. II
IN PRIVATE family by young man, %
years old; best Of references Address BOX
233, Times office myz4-3t
CARPENTER-Non-un days work OF
contract. WILLIAMS 800 gth 81. NV.
myZ3-2t
NAN-Place by all-round man. experienced
in restaurant business. 1854 90 81. sw.
nr2a-2t
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PIANOS.

PIANOS STORED. 81 per month; cared fos
and tuned repairs, tuning, drayage etc,
Special bargains in pianos for sale. GEO r.
SHERIFF. 1875 r st. NV. ap9-Su. u. -s0t
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GEORGETOWN.
;. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 II ST NV
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN keep your windows clean cbeanar
quicker and easier than you can I no.
how ACME WINDOW CLEANING. 90
1905 4 St NV. my1e- Su. we fr-20f
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LADIES TAILORING.

LADIES and gentlemen's tailoring; suits
made 70 order; cleaning. pressing, dem0del-
ing; goods called for and delivered; dyeins
a specially. E BELLMORE, 2502 14th 81 nws
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MANICURING.

SCIENTIFIC MAssEUsE; shampooins and
faclaI scalp treatment. out by appointment.
MS STEIN, The CliGbourne, Phone \.
1874 myi5-Su, W ,sr-6t
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ST NE-. soo-TWo large front rooms ans
1911. myZa-2t
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
II L CARNE & Co, sOs King Il.
7. A. EONNEMAN.
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COLD STORAGE FOR FuRs.

SCIENTIFIC FUR STORING.
Compartments free from moisture. Our
charges ara moderate. b. II. STINlIMETZ
& SON COZ Inc; + Il. cor. 18th. ap22-sot
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets: competition dsfied. ECLIPSE
RUG CO, Laurel Md. Branch, % 9Th ST
ne Phone Lincoln 1470. my5-aot
SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF is
kind In the city; carpet cleaning. WASH
INGTON RUG CO., ss1 sth s. NV. NJ a.
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WHERE TO MARKET.

BEST ELGTN BUTTER, 90c h., CampbeIrs
sos.ps 7c: Challenge milk, &c; everything
first class; your trade solicited. BRAY
SHAW'S. 9TH and B ne. l. 255; Sd and f ne
L. 1888 myz2-tf
IAWMANS, 6th and A SITS. ne, phone l. S4f
We sell nothing but high-class eatabIes at
most reasonable prices. my22-tf
HALLS MARKET, 80 and ne. Lin Ts4
Fresh dressed poultry, select meats, early
vegetables and fancy fruits. Largest stock
Northeast to select from. my22-tf
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22D ST NV. lOO5-Wanted two boarders;
nicely furnished front room; good board bath
8 per week each. mylf-5t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
TAKE HONORS
OF THEIR CLASS
MISS PEARL COHEN, VALEDlC.
ToRlAN OF CLASS OF 1908,
CAIRO HIGH sCHooL-cARL
HERBERT, SALUTATORIAN.

The honors Of the graduating class
of the Cairo High school have been
announced as follows:
Miss Pearl Cohen, yaledictorian
honOrs in English, mathematics
Latin and history
Carl Herbert, sautatorian; honors
in science and manual training.
Alice Strong. music and drawing.
Miss Mabel Langan, domestic
science. ,1m
George Whitaker. department.
Harvey Alba, attendance.
Miss Cohen, valedictorian of the
class is a daughter Of Mr. I. Cohen. of
the Golden Eagle Clthlng company
Mr. Herbert is a son of the late Louis
c. Herbert.
Glass day exercises will be held
Wednesday afternoon, June 3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
CAIRO DREDGE CO.
TO Do THE WORK
WILL SUBMIT BID ON BIG STREET
FILLING PROPOSITION WHICH
WILL PERMIT PROGRESS IN
OTHER WORK.

At a meeting held last night at the
Commercial club rooms directors of
the Cairo Dredging company took up
the matter of submitting bids on the
$4,000 street filling proposition which
the city has had in hand for so long
and on which it has failed to get
bids The directors dis
cussed the situation thoroughly and
decided finally to submit a bid on
the work provided the Board of 10.
cal Improvements at its meeting this
morning defer the matter for ten
days
The main reason why no bids have
been received heretofore was that
the local contractors were not able
to carry or place the bonds for the
Improvement This the Dredging
company is prepared to do and it will
therefore undertake the work. al
though little time is needed to ar
range all the details, hence the re-
quest for ten days delay
This will insure the building of
sewers at the street intersections on
Washington avenue before the pave
ment is laid which has worried the
considerably lately. The
calls for filling and sewer
ing all the low cross streets between
Twentyfrst and Twenty-eighth
streets, also Charles and Walnut
streets. the estimated cost Of which
is s76.SSi2G.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21

will be to supply the wholesale and
IJobbing trade with their own special
brand of overalls and laborers' pants.
The officers of the new company
are as follows: Frank p. Aver.
president and general manager: c. c.
Terrell, vice president: A. c. Lohr.
secretary: Andrew Lohr. treasurer.
The Aver Manufacturing company
embarked in business here less than
two years ago and in that time has
built up substantiai business due
to the energetic efforts of the man
ager, Frank p. Aver who has worked
untiringly tn establish the concern.
The company has been one of the
strongest of the late enterprises in
Cairo and under the new regime prom
ises to continue successfully In this
line of business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Wednesday Club,

The Wednesday Card Club spent a
very pleasant afternoon yesterday as
guests of Mrs. Clinton c. Terrell of
Park Place West who entertained In
la charming manner.
At the game Of five hundred Miss
Maude Hastings won the club prize, a
set'of bread and butter plates and Miss
Margaret Lansden won the guests
prize, pretty set of linen turn
overs
In addition 10 the club members
present the guests We're Miss Pearl
keifer of Marshall H.. Mesdames Oil
yer 2. Hurd, John l.. Parham, Leon f.
Denison, Leigh Wyman, Frank p
Aver. W. T. Wall.
Miss Belle Cunningham will be the
clubs hostess next Wednesday after,
noon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
CAPE G|RARDEAU
ANDCA|RO PACKET
NEW BOAT TO BE BUILT BY GIN
ClNNATi FIRM TO BE READY
IN THREE WEEKS.
FOR SIXTY PASSENGERS
And All the Freight That May De
velop-Guaranteed to Run
Twelve to Fifteen Miles Per
Hour Up Stream.

{ Cape Girardeau Republican,
The packet for service between this
city and Cairo is an assured fact.
| Clay Phelps signed contract Mon
day with a boat building firm in
Cincinnati. which agrees to deliver
boat such as Mr.. Phelps bought, in
n month, possibly three weeks.
The boat is a beauty A Republi-
can representative saw a picture
Of the model Tuesday morning and
from all appearances it is the kind of
boat which is used for rapid passen-
ger service on the Great Lakes. The
company guarantees ii to be the fast
est boat on inland waters outside
of the Great Lakes and for size none
there can beat ii running
II is also guaranteed that it will
maintain a speed of - or II miles
an hour up the river from Cairo. The
company representative declares that
tt will be possible for it TO make the
trip in four hours easily. He made
the statement knowing that the see
tion of the river from Thebes down
10 Cairo is the hardest one TO ascend
along the entire length of the great
river. The river is narrow and long
chains OF rocks contine the current
to a few feet making the water
rush through with more force than
anywhere else along the river That
is why the Lee line boats and others
consume seven and eight hours com.
ing from Cairo here. It is said that
it is 50 miles between the points, so
that the boat will have to make at
least fifteen miles an hour to cover
the distance and make three or four
stops.
The boat will be a. feet in length
of hull. the cabin 40 feet 1t Will
accommodate about Go passengers
easily, who will be seated on side
seats and chairs This boat will be
propelled with two l0-horse-power
gasoline engines Of the latest and
most improved style engines which
never give trouble Twin screw pro
pellers are used. The boat Is al
ready built and only n few altera-
tions need be made in the cabin and
the disposition OF the engines. Mr.
Phelps ordered mahogany fnishings
in place of others used.
The company agrees to have the
boat here in 80 days at the latest,
but believes that it will be ready to
send In three weeks. MIR Phelps has
received so much ENCOURAGEMENT on
the proposition that he did not hest
tate to sign up for the cruiser, mean
ing a cash expenditure of $3.50. 1t
will take three men to operate the
boat
There is q source of income which
Mr. Phelps will ask for, when he
demonstrates that he can keep up a
certain schedule of daily service be-
tween the two points, He then eX-
poets to ask the government for mail
contracts between the sev-
eral points he touches.
Major Beahr of Cincipnati was here
TO close the deal with Mr. Phelps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Celebrated Anniversary.

The Du Quoin Call says:
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hatfield of this
city accompanied by their youngest
son, Dewey went to Cairo Friday
where they celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary in the home
OF Mrs. Hatfeld's sister, Mrs. W. l.
Perce
1t was an enjoyable occasion, and
they remained until Sunday evening.
Their hprts We're soon made sad,
however when they alighted from the
train here at II o'clock Sunday
night and their son Robert handed
them the telegram announcing the
death of Mrs M J. Hatfield of St.
Louis account OF which is given in
this issue of the Call.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Received Their Friends.

Mr. and Mrs. S b. Ward of Tenth
street received informally yesterday
in celebration of the fifueth anniyer-
sary of their wedding.
A large number Of their friends
called at their home and extended
Fluctuations to the host and hostess
on the happy occasion Of their golden
wedding. Miss Louise Ward daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs 5. r. Ward as
sisted in receiving the guests and
served refreshments.
The occasion was a pleasant one
for all who participated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
EAGLES, NOTICE.

There will be regular meeting oil
Cairo Aerie No. 513 Of Eagles at Their
han, 602 Commercial avenue tonight
Visitors are welcome.
MENRY LEVY.
Worthy President.
r. A. HATCHER,
Worthy Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Seventh Oriental Club.

The Seventh Oriental club installed
officers last night and hung their
charter with appropriate ceremonies,
the president. John Brackie officiating
George Gilmore and Edw. Hubbard
We're initiated into the club. Speeches
were made by several members. The
clubs object IS to promote sociability.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
After the Dous.

In the city court yesterday eight
people were arraigned for various
offenses, among them being four who
owned dogs on which the tax had not
been paid Officer Sheehan Is after
the tagless dogs. He says the city
was never so infested with dogs The
probability is that some hundreds
will be put out Of the way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
NOTICE CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the erection of a school
building on lots 9-14, block 3. Hook
er's Subdivision lot nine. city. will
be received by the undersigned until
June 10th, 1908. at 1880 O'Clock
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of the architect. J. s
jenkins.
A certified check payable to the or
der OF the Board of Education for five
per cent of the amount bid must ac-
company all proposals The Board of
Education reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids
Board OF Education.
By EDWARD /. GILBERT.
Its Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL

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I,.nao. T.. -, 49, ~,
,,t,,o r,.., r--.-,, nh IN. n,oo
I'm win nnonnanta g. na'i,iy , raoor'
Afr on1 ,rrs to- parhon, wont
70 81 Tonts Iast niaht e. snnna raw
days 49, : > ~ w. - ''' : : :
Tobp n por,io bos ratu,,ad from,
Los Anga,es Ca1 ,yhora no listed
his family
lDorothv went IA olmstad laet ayanine
10 visit relatives
-.
Mrs AyarJan og urickliTa ~ ,s
Robertson Of sixth street
-
Miss Pauline Durette of padueah
XIV. is visiting Mrs I ~ Tynch of
Nj, and Mrs T. + r4ar.ou Of 40
Tbirtv-fourtb street arc tho naranle
If . son born Tuesday Nov. ia
Miss pearl Ka;far of Marshall
IN = tho e,,ast of ,uas pauo Gnu.
ningbom of rnnar .wnshinoto, avs.
nne
Ir are quests of Mrs Cbor1ns n pa
t;er at her snnp,ar homo at Cat,o
HEIGHTS
Cant ,Ionroe Kar+h r. WIN
yvaI3ino- boa ,atr,,,.,l 20 r. I ,.,,..,,
worth Kos
Misc ya,, por5,,,a,r ,,.t,, e.. o+.orJ
inc c+onbons Caliano ~ CaIna,tta
Me- win ratpr, ho,,a Mo-. NJ p,
g,o,,l +bo .,,,,,,,,,,. Int,
Miss Iona SwobaJa has oona IN 81
Louis 10 visit friends and from tber,
will 90 IN LEXINGTON Mo and other
pojnts m snand savara1 ,caalfe
-
Ion Field nj Davter Mo Is = ma.
tent AT e Narv,s Infrmarv having
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
OFF CAPE FLATTERY.

Seattle. Wash. May 20.-The At
lantic battleship fee is off Cape Flat
terry tonight and at ; o'clock tomorrow
morning will enter the strait of Juan
be Fuca, proceeding in the direction
of Puget Sound.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21

The w c. T. L. will meet AT the
home of Mrs. James Cox, Twenty
fourth street and Holbrook avenue
this afternoon at o'clock. The topic
for the meeting will be Anti-Narcoties
Mrs Cox. who is superintendent of this
department will lead the. meeting \
good attendance is desired, Friends
are cordially invited
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Will Meet TODAY.

The Board of Local Improvement
will meet this morning at the council
chamber. to receive bids on the fill
ing and sewering of certain cross
streets in the upper part of the city.
Ut is the fourth time bids have been
asked on these Improvements It is
expected that bids will be received
this time The board is anxious to
have the sewers built across upper
Washington avenue before it is
paved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21

Greatest bargain ever offered for
sale-Sevep lots and five houses on
Washington avcnue-price $500
will carry $4,000 for four years at 6
per cent. Inquire Of J. h. Wall, Eighth
and Commercial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
LIQUOR MAN INDICTED.

Mount Vernon, H.. May 20.-Charg-
ing that he shipped intoxicants into
this city in boxes labeled queenswarr,
"a liquir dealer of Ceutralia today was
indicted on five counts and if convict
ed is liable to fine of $500,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
Small Blaze.

A little fire occurred shortly after
midnight last night at Thirty-fourth
and Holbrook avenue. in the building
occupied as a grocery store by man
named Shafer. Not much damage was
done. The blaze was put out with
buckets Of water Fire station No. I
responded to a still alarm and hurried
to the scene but couldn't get there
because of muddy streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN ALEXANDER COUNTY

Lowe Taylor ct al to Melanchton
Easterday q d May IS. 1908. lot 2.
piock ?, Hookers sub-div. city of
Cairo, 81.
Mile Atherton and husband To
Meiahchton yesterday W d. May IS.
1908 lot 2 block ?, Hooker's sub. div.
city of Cairo, 5000
Melancton yesterday ct ux to VIM.
;. Ekey " d. May IS. 196S. lot 8.
niock = Hooker's sub.-diy. city OF
Cairo. 1925.
Dafney Lee to VIM. p. Greaney W
d. May. 10. 1908. lot "a, block &c. first
addition city Of Cairo, 5000.