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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
Bic TIME ON
FOURTH OF JULY
MODERN MOODMEN PREPARING
FOR A CELEBRATION OF THE
DAY - MANY ATTRACTIONS
SECURED.

N. B. Davis, director general of the
Modern Woodmen Exposition Shows,
has secured the world famous, high
wire comedian Prof. Alyarado to pre-,
form in Cairo at the Woodmen cele
bration
Prof Alyarado does everything on
Ills high wire performing feats tia;
few would dare to attempt, such as
walking running. jumping, riding q
bicycle wheeling a man across on a
Uhealbarrow and walking acrcsy
while completely enclosed in sack
nothing visible but his hands
The most wonderful Of these per
fcrHanoes is his night exhibition in
which he uses a large portable search
light Of 1000 candle power to illumin
ate this act, throwing a strong light
from eight to ten miles, concluding
each performance with grand dis
play of fire works, representing Ma
CARA Fails,
Prot. Fussner, in his mammoth spir
al tower exhibition, has also been Sc
cured. This is the biggest and most
successful open air sensational feature
act.
I The tower stands 100 feet in the air
land is Illuminated with thousands o.
'colorod electric Lights, which can he
|s.en from all parts Of the city.
These with otlNr free attractions
win be given every day and night o.
the carnival
Among the many paid attractions
carried by this company is Prof Hail.
famous wild ANNA. show, introducing
Jumbo No 2 The largest elephant
in the world today, measuring twelve
i feet in height and weighing something
over six tons; also the finest and larg
lest collection of Wild animals of any
show in America
( This show caters 10 the better class
of people and never fails to delight thu
masses who always attend it.
The Modern Woodmen are sparini
neither time nor money in their effor
TO make this the greatest Fourth o
July celebration in the history %
! Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
WILL OBSERVE
CHILOREN'S DAY
ESBYTERiAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
WILL GIVE EXERCISES THIS
MORNING AT The CHURCH
ELABORATE PROGRAM.

The Sunday School OF the Presbyter-
ian church will observe Childreu's Day
today at the church with exercises
arranged by the Presbyterian Board Of
Publication. The exercises are en-
titled The Children's King" and will
be held at 1915 o'clock this morning
taking the place OF the regular morn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14

Glass l-52 per POPS
share-Numbe of l07G
Class $50 100 single payment 26O
cos5 ens a month
Glass; costsS a month
costs ing share
This report Cairo Building and Lean
and the present respectfully submitted
NJ. C METZGER,
We the undersigned stockholders
auditing
books and
ue the stockholders and find correct aud In
class condition J
l..
PATRICK
Car June Auditing Committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
Crowded Solitude.

Here is an extract from the pros
Tectus of a hotel in Switzerland:
"Woissbach is the fayorlte place Of re-.
sort for those who are fond Of solitude
Persons in search of solitude are. in
fact constantly fiocking here from the
four quarters Of the globe. London
Mail
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
Reclaiminn the Sahara.

Water is doing wonders for the Sa-
hara. In the Wad Rir region 80 years
ago there were only about zoe,
date palms where now much more
than a million are cultivated; and
the population. now 10000, has quad
rupled in a generation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
Irish HosnltaIltY.

An Irishman needs no requital for
his hospitality; its generous impulse is
the instinct of his nat-re, and the
very consciousness of the act carries
It's recompense along with it.-Charles
Phillips
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14

Possible to otest Toe Much.
IT'S not the Inaay Gaths that make
he truth. Shakespeare
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
For Your Choosing.

There are nettles everywhere. but
the smooth, green grasses are more
common still.--Nrs Rrownine
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14
Cairo, ILL.,, June 5th, 1908.
SOME OF THg ApvANTAeEs no A BORROWER

SOME ADVANTAGES a BORROWER
dealing with whose business
without the ad
O asking accommodation.
privilege making principal and Interest monthly
miannuaTy when be-
burdensome
privilege Of
debt without waiting for the shares to
its members to get out
the principal
ready to advance
yous such the permits
REMEMBERED.
of stock in June and Deem
"a - - fst
Tha a
Of becoming independent Take a
of it, akAs4
That be paid in whole or in part at time.
stock of this
promptly monthly meet
ngs a loan tmeEKTsHItEIriEts I.E7AFTf
to the interest s low.
transfer that mortgage TO where will
be able o it in monthly payments
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-14

Portuguese Proverh.
An innocent heart suspects no
guile.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
NEW AUTOMOBILE SPEED INDICATOR

Consul H Albert johnson. in the roHow1ng reporr
from Lege, describes new automatic meehan-
ism, to be controlled by oIncers of law for trs
accurate registry Of the speed of automobiles.
"All of the cities and villages of Belgium hav.
endeavored to regulate in satisfactory way 70 an
concerned the matter of speed limit within their
respective jurisdictions, and 10 kilometres ts9t
miles, an hour a maximum speed allowance ha.
been quite generally established throughout thq
In cases in which the owners Of autocars and
exceeding the speed limit 4 has been extrerei & o.
cult to establish accurafeIv the nrecise rfl ~ %
at which the vehicle was travelling and for r, ~
OF investigation in of accident il is often
at which vehicle was travelling at the time 6eef ~
the accident which. under existing conditions can
only be ascertalned approximately from the tesi-
mony of persons who may have been eye witnesses
THE demand for a reliable and accurate speed
register has been met By Belgian inventor who
mental trials now taking place gives entire satis,
in the forward part of the vehicle directly in view
the chauffeur, and containing certain machnery'
transmits each revolution OF tie wheel 10 the req
isterng apparatus The mechanism IS arranged -
and 50 kilometres 9-32 1888 and 81 2s niles hour
disk Thus when the car is running IN town
where the speed limit does not exceed 20 10 ki,o-
visible: if running in the country where the speed
h if' disk II x Should b. seen In this manner The mo.
ment car IS near enough to permit Of The cis<
sired the car be stopped and The rate Of speed
animation of the register, hen Is arranged 20 N
dcate BY of an endless revolving rloH5T
speed This perforated band or ribbon NAV oe
demanded by the controlling autnortles as oIten ~
and all indications Of having exceeded TIE speed
IiT... which the ribbon would have reSistere'i,
"of course the box containing the resistsring
manner that neither the chauffeur nor the owner owner
Of the car S1qd 2p f Intervention Of the a1thor'
ties having control of such matters
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The McVicksr-Gailard Realty Company has sold for
Finley Sharboro three story private dwell
ing house. 100 Varick q plot 44xs4 feet
The Berton- Moore Company has sold for Thomas Gil
20 J NJ Enrich No west 14Sth 81 three story
and basement dwelling house i7H5ova9 u feet
n Ksnak has bought %1- 425 West 10Th 81. \ h~s
story tenement with stores lot - lH@2 t"e1 Th"
Gross & Gross Company negotiated the deal
Arthur G Muhker and Henry { quentin havN sold for
the Howe estate No. 1193 Lexington three story
dwelling house. on a l"y 1TX15 feet
Arthur c Nuh}ser sad AdoFh Cohn hav sold for the
Howe estate No Third three story Hahouse,
with stores. On \ lot 25xio22 feet
Mary T Thompson sold No. - Charles three
story dwelling house. lot 2Oxa5 feet.
Loeb Kaufman have sold William T. Hnokey
Mr.. Malino SO Jennings >; five story new law
house plot 37-6xGoo feet. Also sold WOLF Malino
the northwest co-rer rrsv ave. I7sd st. plot
l0nx1G9 feet.
Henry ". Fedden & co have sold for a client to
Joseph kruPpenbache- No $50 East 1&7th ST 3 four
story fathouse a lot 2JxlUO feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
COMPANY PLANS AN ACTORS COLONY
Vesta Victoria and Nat NJ. Wills Among
the BUYERS of Plots

The Mclaughlin Park tract, in the Gravesend
section Of the 3lst Ward, recently purchased by
the Vaudeville Investors Company, is being rap
idly transformed into actors colony. Plots
sold last week 10 Vesta Victoria, Master Ga
briei, Al Lamar, Mabel Hite, Nat NJ Wills, De
vine and Williams. Edward Clark. Robert Rogers
Louise Rodgers. Joe Keaton. James Rice. James
Morton, Nine. Frances Milliner Lee Harrison and
Mike Donlin. Plans also finished for a
modern dwelling to be erected for the occupancy
of VIII Cressy. president OF the company James
J. Morton, Harry Williams and Fred Niblo officers
of the company, viii also build and occupy homes
In the tract.
The preliminary work on the first of a series OF
new development operations to supplement the i'm
provements installed by the New York and Pitts
burg Real Estate Company and the Coney Island
Boulevard Realty Company, former owners of the
property, WAS also begun early last week. The
sub-surface improvements planned include water
and gas MAINS electric light conduits and a com
plete sewerage system with mains emptying into
coney Island Greek.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

Many buyers were attracted last week TO the
Real Estate Exchange salesTooms by long list Of
investment properties offered at most liberal terms
4 large number Of the parcels were 10 be had by
rsa,-iDg per cent of the sale price the day OF
rha sale and Is per cent more within thirty days,
the balance to remain on mortgage for from one
10 three years at . per cent The terms for many
other parcels were 10 per cent down and 20 Per
cent Of the sale price taking ttle, with .
er cent mortgage representing the sellers equity
IN the properties In most cases the prices paid
eoualJed the sums q which similar properties
changed hands In the brisk realty days ofsa year
ago These satisfactory results were obtained at
voluntary sales Some foreclosure offerings, too,
changed hands in the week at good prices, the
general tone Of the auction market rejecting a
marked Improvement in conditions affecting bust
ness in the Tesey street salesroons- Owners VINO
have not been disposed let their parcels be Of
fcred in the Nesey street rooms will now probably
try 10 find quick buyers for what they have fer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

antee and Trust Company, said last week: THE
new tunnel will benefit Jamaica wonderfully, es-
pecialIy when open 10 the Flatbush avenue sta
ton. which President Ralph Peters of the Long
Island Railroad said. in his speech before the Long
Island Real Estate Exchange, would probably be
within sixty days. and he would guarantee that
It would be within ninety days. Already the run
ming time 10 the Battery has been reduced TO forty
minutes. and when the tunnel Is thus extended Il
will take only thirty minutes from Jamaica TO
Wall street.
through Long; Island to-day. and Richmond Hu
especially Is building up remarkably Throughout
Nassau County there IS great deal Of building
but there is considerable amount Of speculative
building and practically houses are TO rent in
this vicinity. We look for great activity this
spring as a result Of improved transit facilities
which, unlike some other real estate Developments
Of the last few years. las every indication Of be-
ing permanent
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
WILL LOOK LIKE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
Unusual Arrangement of Tables at Real
Estate Dinner Planned

At a meeting OF the dinner committee IF the Real
Estate Board Of Brokers, held on Friday. reports
Of various committees were read and it def
nitaly decided 10 have the twelfth annual dinner
on Thursday evening February Y, in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria- This decided
on only after it became apparent that the demand
for seats too great TO accommodate the num-
her in the Astnr. Gallery. The usual has been
exercised the arrangement of the room, which
this year will embrace many unique features. The
IS 10 he laid out IN the shape Of the Assembly
chamber. the board OF brokers has been very
much interested in the work Of the commission 10
investigate land title registration which ap
pointed last summer by Governor Hughes.
As there many prouinent connected with
tle dinner committee the usual large attendance is
expected therefore necessitating carly reservations
those outsiders who desircus of being guests.
Tickets can be procured only through members
Of the Real Estate Board of Brokers
The demand for boxes last year was SO large
that il was decided hold auction sale this
year
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
FEATs OF GLOBE TRoTTfNG.

from The Dundee AdveTtseT.
The Man In the Iron Mask" who has undertaken
70 walk round the earth for wager of f20, 600 has
probably set himself more formidable task than
of his globe trottng predecessors, although he
certainly has one great advantage of them,
Marius BernStarf Schroeder Some years ago
Schroeder started on a tramp round the world under
these trying conditions He had TO wear handouts
for twenty-five hours out of every twenty-four and
sufficient money to pay his expenses during
the two hours daily of manual freedom.
Hansiau. Austrian. performed a emar<able feat
for a reward of S2.00G by walking seven thousand
miles in 250 days. pushing perambuator contain
ing his wife and child and earning the family lIvn,-
by lectures and the sale of picture post cards 4
still enterprisinS Belgian actually set himself
the task of walking round the world ba wa rd
while youthful American called Neno Churchill
undertook gir1le the globe in wear and eight
months starting with five cents in his pocket aud
returning with $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
LOFT BUILDING TO BE WAREHOUSE

Plans have been filed Buildings Superinte dent
Murphy for enarGing the five story
ing No 800 BoWerys and refttinl; It a china and
glass warehouse for Sanft Rosensteiu as new own
ers Frederick Jacobsen the architect
Plans have also Eeen flied for making over the
ground floor of the Office building No 4o7 sixth ave
es an amusement hall for the Vaenct company as
owner ana for remodel!ing the stable 1873 Essex
street, for use a moving picture exhibition the
change to be made for Markowitz & Elliot L. =
Maurer and Steiner & Weiss are the architects
The Manhattan plans for buildings recorded
yesterday comprise story factory Of steel con-
struction to be built for Contracting Com
pany as an addition TO its building in
Ninth ave, from 2Olst TO 202d OF So 500
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

to Construction News" for I55,7o5 buildings IN
voving a total cost of sisS224.s7o against 127s
buildings aggregating in cost S4s295.41 In 1895,
gain of 1855 in the number of buildings and de-
crease in cost OF s6OO70 49, or 10 per cent This
would indicate that construction was upon a much
more active basis than in 1906 the large increase in
the number of buildings showing a broader and
more general interest upon the part of a larger
number of people, and. upon the whole more salts
factory results to every one engaged In the build
ing industry The totals including the number OF
buildings and by months in the different cities
are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
MARKET STRONG.
Realty Interests of To7cn Benefited
by NezC Transit Lines.

Tho great influence Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road improvements. Backwells Island BTldge
Belmont tunnel Williamsburg Bridge connection
with the elevated Brooklyn Bridge improvements
and. last but perhaps most important, the JoTale-
mon street tunnel, is already rehected IN the "a
raics section of Long Island by remarkably healthy
oopdi+fo7s- and while the change is not regarded
as a boom both the immediate and ultimate out
look for this section of Queens County is to-day
singularly favorable.
Summing I'd the situation. Frank e. Hurley
manager OF the Jamaica offices OF the IIue Iudi-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
REPORTED LEASES,

The McIickar GailIard Realty Company has leased
for Mrs. Philip Phoenix 10 Haas Brothers
loring Company for a Of years the building No.
. West 46th
Nicholson & Co have leased the o. b Potter
Trust the large store and basement at the
corner Of Lafayette 81. and Astor Place
years Also three lofts and basement at Nos 800 and
302 Canal st. and the entire lofts 81 81
Lspenard st. for term of years. Also and
basement at No. 20l6 Amsterdam a moving
picture company for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
BUYS A BROADWAY BLOCK FRONT
Crystal Company Will Erect Row OF Apart
ment Houses on the Site.

l. J Phillips & Co sold for the Ostend Realty
Company TO the Crystal Realty Company the block
front easteriy side OF Broad"aF between I'o'
.rd 7e1s+ SIS Five 40-foot six story apartment
ho,ses similar to those erected by the BUYERS on the
easterIv side OF Seventh between 1f1st ana l4-d
s+s will be built by the crystal Company on the block
front
The sit. has A frontage Of 1910 in Rroadvsy-
Its 80
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

Business in New York To-day before the real estate
oLoo ~ the west Side Young Christian Associa-
ton No 800 5Tth st.
The Torrens system will tomorrow night be the SUI
iect of discussion the dinner OF the A = N l. ~
r,,s+e 1h Of the West Side Young Mems Christian AS
socation TO be held Reisenweber Among the speak
ers will be Commissioners Henry PeGram and & w
THOMPSON
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
WILL WIDEN coNEY ISLAND CREEK,

The projected widening, deepening and buihheaohs o
C-oney Island creek Of the important operations
pb,, will soon be undertaken by city The enlarged
waterway has appeared tho of the city for a
year or mere as the Coney Snip Canal It viii
furnish Of direct communication between vi
- NJ and sbeensbeai Bav for largo ships and will
aIso give 70 the Grayesend section outlet for the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
MORE SALES OF EDENwALo PARCELS

land coronanies Of F,1eawaId have Bernard Mnr
r two lots on the Of Monticello ave o' ieH'
south Of Randall ave and Cecilia Li'"rsay' o' III
jefferson ave - south Of Seton ave IN Inc h'oA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
A 100000 CASH SALE.

Henri T.. Hinans & May have sold Seymour J..
Cromwell No s East sd a story American base
ment dwelling house. lot 25I005 buyer
will occupy the premises Te paid about
premises
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
DECREASE IN BUILDING.
Cast of Structures Last Year about
$50 900 900 Less than IN 1906.

Building operations the principal cities for lS'
shovv a decrease Of 10 per cent in comparison WIN
the preceding year Permits were taken out III
fortvone cities in 1907 according to official reports
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

sewerage systems inpertiveiv needed since property
owners have begun In tire nor'her'y end Of the
creek
The frontage created By the ship canal will adf
considerably 70 the Importance of GravesHd
and 10 tho properties the immediate vicinity.
according many real estate experts.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
NEW AUCTTON TERMS ATTRACT.
GOOD PRICES Paid FOR M4NT TOLUNTARY'
OFFERINGS.
Iayge Loans at To Be Realty Projects Budget
Of Pirate Sales Continues Small

cannot be achieved in any other way. The sub
way is the thing.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
City Property to Let.

Ten-rOOm House, fully furnished;
splendid library; Grand piano; BILL
lard table; s125 per month; also rent,
unfurnished; opposite City College.
Address OWNER, 81 Edqecon1be ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
RESPONSIBLE OWNER!
City Property for Sale.

HR0.DWAY \ W cor READE ST. Sc, ,6x124. FOR
ID sale Of the most desirable corners DOWNTOWN
ARMY 70 WN c WALKERS SONS. 2ea Broadway
DYCHMoHD BoROUGH.-MFG. SITE WATER
IL front, r. lghterage. all trnproV MS
bIigs etc, s22 600 :. s. DRAKE. AZ Broadway N Y.
WASHINGTON BRIDGE EAST SIDE. 500 H@IGi! HIGH
w Grade lots beautiful splendid home sites prices
rs,.onable EUGENE STRATTON & co. 1884 Nelson
ava. Rronx Tel 24T1-Tremont Open SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
Furnished Houses 10 Let.

yNNEI.Y FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT DURING
l. winter and through summer II desired; new house
rooms three baths billiard table. located ir
Ditmas Park 4t5 East 10th ST.. Flatbush. Telephont
224l-Flatbush
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
Musical.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION, store proprietors; European
nodeller. wax figure worker wants work
head repairing. coloring, 81 so; pair hands
repairing, coloring. 25 cents: perfect work
guaranteed. Address Theo. Jeonesen 5S2..:
4th ave, Brooklyn.
ARTISTRY young man. %; FIVE years
experience; as illustrator with newspaper
or magazine: or as assistant to artist. J.
B.. Box Is. Tribune Uptown Office, 1854
Broadway.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE
ASSISTANT.-By young man, IS; can
operate Typewriter Al references: salary
about ss. II. Weigand. 10 Hague ST.. Jer-
sey City.
ACCOUNTANT.-Ex degree: opens
closes audits. balances books; ACCOUNTS
Iaepared for executors, trustees, and books
kept for same. p. Q. Box so. Madison So
A.-PRIVATE AGENT and SECRETARY
By young man, 30. thoroughly expert
enced in economical management of all
kinds OF fats, tenements or Office build
ings; seven years reference from present
employer. will furnish security h ]. Fer
ria ans East snth at
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

Henri Morgenthau. president Henry Morgenthau
eoihrans @il speak Tuesday nigh: On Real Estate
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trfbuns
"a received their Uptown Once. 1864 Broadway.
between 36th and 37th ss until O'Clock p. Adver-
tssments received at following branch Offices at
regular Office rates until o'clock via: 26i sth
s. 23d st.: l63 9Th 1Sh 81 East
I4th PSI West 42d ST. between 9TH and sth aves
i25th 1887 Sd between 18th and nth
1925 Sd 6ist HOS Ist seth
st 1877 125th St: 753 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave.
and any American District Telegraph ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

GAVE YOUR TIME BY
- FINDING SCHOOL WANTED AT
SCHOOL AGENCY. 14S Nassau St. City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors ovsrnessos
. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. NJ. J. yOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

kindergarten. PRIMARY Trainins-S~v York Frcetst
Normal and D.. Earia.s Collegiate P-sC School tr-
Girls % W 96rh Incorporated Institute Scholarship
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-19
POLITICS AND PoLlTlcIANe.

Call has been issued for convention
of negro Republicans of Mississippi to
nominate Foraker delegation to the
National Republican convention. AS
a consequence two sets of delegates
may be sent from Mississippi 20 the
Chicago convention.
B. F. Nelson of Minneapolis is
spoken of as the next Democratic
candidate for governor of Minnesota.
Mr.. Nelson is a prominent manufac-
turer of paper and lumber He is
president of the Minnesota State Ag-
ricultural Society and of the Minneap-
oils Chamber of Commerce.
The next sixty days will witness the
choosing of several hundred delegates
to the national conventions by State
and district conventions throughout
the country. Thirty days notice for
the holding of convention is required
to be given and the calls will be sent
out promptly from now on
With the exception of the Independ-
ence National League all of the po-
litical parties have now fixed the time
and place for holding their nominating
conventions. The Populists will meet
in st. Louis April 2, the Socialists in
Chicago May 10, the Republicans in
Chicago June l6, the Democrats in
Denver July 7, and the Prohibitionists
in Columbus July 10.
With practically all of the present
State officers unopposed for re-elec-
ton, interest in the campaign in Goor-
gia this year will center chiefly in the
Congressional contests. United States
Senator Clay will probably be opposed
by Seaborn Wright. Among the Rep
who will have opposition
in returning to Washington are Ed
wards. of the First District. Griggs Of
the second, Lewis of the Third, Adam
son of the Fourth, Livingston Of the
Fifth. Lee of the Seventh Bell of the
Ninth and Brantley of the Eleventh.
The Democratic members of the
United States senate whose terms will
expire next March are Bryan of Flor
ida, Clarke of Arkansas, Clay of Geor-
gia, Gore of Oklahoma, Johnston OF
Alabama, Latimer of South Carolina, /
McCreary of Kentucky, McEnery of !
Louisiana, Newlands of Nevada, Over
man of North Carolina Stone of Mis-
souri,, Teller of Colorado and Whyte
If Maryland
ADDRESSES OHIO soLoNs