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New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
A $65O.OOO INVESTMENT
BLOCK FRONT IN DEAL.
Title to Half Interest in the ROCK
;ugbam Transferred.

Several largo real estate investment deals were
reported Yesterday. Ex-Governor Lew r MOI i'o,'
purchased through Frederick Zittei from GROSS !"
Herbener the two six story elevator apart
,oa,, bousae on the westerly block front in Broad
vav between 14oth and 14st sts.. for about seo'""
The marcel has frontage of 200 feet and oep'h
Of 100 feet
Edward L. Mooney yesterday took tue 10 a
half interest in the Rockingham apartment mousse
at the southeast corner of Broadway anu oo'h 81 81
As he owned a one-sxth interest in the property
he now controls two-thirds of this fine parce,
which is assessed by the city at s6lo.o~
The plot fronts 1919 feet in Broadway ana i-1.
in 5sth st There is a seven story freproof struct,
ure on the site. which is directly opposite 'he e"
edifce of the Broadway Tabernacle
The nroDertv is subject to the life interest," oi
Mrs Daniel Butterfeld, who, before her mari
to General Butterfeld. was the Wife Oh the ia.e
Frederick p. James. president of the Ne" loi "A "A
Stock Exchange for several years after the CiVii
War.
Mr. James, who owned much other valuable rea
estate in Manhattan in addition to the fochiis )
ham and extensive lands in West virginia anu
Texas. left one-half income in all his property 10
his widow Out of the remaining one-hal1 OF 'he
ircome the widow was to pay all taxes. interest
charges and assessments of every kind "hat re-
mained aftec these charges had been paid was W
be divided among the legal heirs OF Mr.. James
about twelve in number.
Upon the death of his widow the entire properly
will sold auction and the ehOie PioNS
divided among the heirs.
AS a result Of yesterdays purchase Mr.. MOONEY
will receive two-thirds of the selling price Oh 'he
Rockingham when that property Is SOLD a1ter MIS-
Butterfeld's death -,
The estate of Albert J. Adams has SOLO @ o.
STORY, store and loft building Nos. 5S9 and o4l o.i
ave and No 3O1 West 37th St, forming the hof'h-
west corner of S7th st. and Sth ave
The property has frontage OF 81 1ee' on 'ne
avenue and 100 feet in the street, Win an l. o'
the rear extending back 494 feet
Paasa g. Gilman have sold for the Adler estate
No 37 East 6lst st. four story high-stoop Drown
stone house on a lot 19xlOo feet. to client as an
investment.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
A MARCY PLACE HOUSE SOLD.
West Side Tenement Parcel Also Disposed
of at Auction.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos.
Il and Is Vesey st. yesterday. Joseph p. Day
offered the Hotel Balmoral a five story structure
occupying the easterly block front in Lenox ave-
between 18th and Nth sts The size of the site
is 20l 1ox125 feet. 1t bought by "a party in
interest for $500 600.
He also offered at Sherffs sale all right title and
interest which Frederick Schmidt had June 10,
1903 or since. in part of No. 1863 Amsterdam ave,
21xe9 7x irregular two story store. He sold it 10
the plaintiff for $500
He sold No S76 Marcy Place, 25x9i.S feet, a two
story dwelling house, to John Higgins, for $685.
He adjourned the sale OF No. S2i East lG2d st.
2411x1OO11 feet, d five story tenement house, to
April 8
He also adjourned the sale of No. go Allen St.
4l0xS7 6x25XS7.6 feet. a five story tenement house
with store. to April 10.
d p Ingraham & Co, withdrew No. 494 to 49s
Grand st. 5Oxso feet, five and six story bakery
building
Peter F. Meyer sold No. 332 West 26th st. FIVE
story tenement house with store. 25x9S9 feet to
Charles Martin. for s23 $50.
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
s E aTe 5o?R s2 @ s o. story ien and stoPe VIM
atys H r Garden ref partition; go BOB 11sth
49s # Of Pleasant ave, 346e # TO bqlkhead line
brick factory Guardian Trust Peerles
mer s co RET f amt da $50 f m ec
s. 2s5 It Of 176ih St ioi 2$is7 ioex152 TO-
2 story dwlg and store; Weeks ave W 2o IT, # OF Of
al: T J Meehau, atty l. II Ward ref partition;
of 14Oth St 100 l0x95, vacant;
Title ms Go agt Bernheimer all action No I: A
Russell. ref: amt due, Sl3, ,0f9 SO.
taxes s1495 50; corner or l3sth St
l0x95. action No 2 same
attv same due, sl34li 93 taxes etc 81 4So So
I3ath St n s 85 of cypress 75x1oo1o. vacant:
game agt same; action No ?: atty: ref amt
due 81 015 3s taxes S1495 50: 140th ST. 95 II
~ CNrrass ave 75xIGO vacant; action
No same atty. due. S7o15 5s etc.
81 -. o,- ~ - =,
wsst sS fsfsF Enc ave ana
ao TFeodnre Long atty: Edward Browne. ref due.
e. 5as ~ taxes etc. 81 623 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
AS KEY WROTE IT.

At the instance Of the patriotic committee of the
Kew York City Federation Of Woren's Clubs
bill has been introduced into tie New York Leeis-
lature forbidding the Of The Star-Spangled
Banner in textbooks except originally COM
posed b. Francis Scott Key. A the call Of the
patriotic committee q meeting held on March
u al the home Of Mrs \. Taylor Phillips No.
80 West 18th street. a dozen patriotic societies
were represented. and Robert II. Hubbard and
y Taylor Phillips appointed a co.mittee TO
wait on Senator Alfred Payn and ask him TO in
he hill
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
a NOVEL CHANGE IN MOTT ST.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for remodelling the old five story
temeut house No. 165 Mott st. which
interior lot until the Williamsburg Bridge improve
nent giving il a ornamental facade. with
hundred-fo frontage Of the Delaney street
plaza and reftting and modernizing the interior
throughout The Improvements will be made for
Henry Kensing. owner, at cost Of $4,000,
cordng 10 the estimate of Max Muller. the archi-
far
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
LIBERTY HEIGHTS LOTS IN DEMAND.

There is quick market for lots at Liberty
Heights the Woodhaven development Of
Rastress Vought & Co. The total number of lots
sold in the tract last month 157. Four dwell
ing houses have recently been built there. and
three large contacts for proposed houses have
been Jet this week
The activity at Liberty Heights indicates, il is
thought vigorous market for Queens lots this
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
TO REMODEL COLUMBUS AVE. HOUSE

Plans have been filed for remodelling the ground
floor Of the ten story apartment house the
mort beast corner Columbus and 18th st, 50
a. To increase the number OF the stores, the i'm
movements ueing made for Julia Robert. Of Lon
don England owner. and for enlaIging the
thIe. story queen Anne dwelling on Riverside
Drive north Of lslst ST. moving the building d
dozen feet to the south and setting it upon new
fouudat tions these improvements being made for
Albert Buchanan owner Neville & Bagge and
I:ucttnan & Fox the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The overwaist that is made with loose sleeves /,
one of the best liked and is always charmlngly
attractive This one is distinctly novel giving the
effect Of separate gui1npe while reality the en-
fire blouse is made in In the illustration tar
feta is trimmed with banding and is finished with
embroidery on the yoke and the cuffs, while it is
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. YORK
y County.-Rosa b. Grotta. Plaintiff. against John
DeHart Chattie DeIIart his wife Bronx Realty
Company. Mary F. Gray and John H Woodbury. Derma-
ologica Institute. Defendants--Tral desired in New
York County -SunlrnonsTo the above named defend
ant and q You hereby summoned o
he this action, and
Of YOUR answer Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after of this exclusive
Judgment will be against by default
for relief demanded in the compliant
MAN j. BF3RNHEGM. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Once address Ofice. No. 81 Wall Street.
Manhattan Borough. New York City
Defendant r. GRAY: The foregoing M
mons upon you by publication pursuant TO
order Of Hon. A. O'Gorman. Justice Of the Su
prene Court the state OF New York dated the lst
Ofioe OF the the County of New York at the
County House. Borough Of Manhattan County Of
York the 1st day Of April, l9Oe
Dated New York. April lst. 1905
MAX J. BERNHEIM Plaintiffs Attorney.
Once and Post Orce address. No. 81 Wall Street.
Manhattan Borough, New York City.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTY.-MATHILc
= da Tily. PLAINTIFF. against John A 1iliy Defendant
Action for absolute div vorce-To the above De-
fendant: hereby summoned 10 answer the com
action. and TO serve copy OF your answer
on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
exclusive Of the day Of service
and in fare to appear or answer Judgment
will be by default FOR the reliet
natei New york october 10TH 1907.
ACIiII-I.E J. OISHEI. Plaintiffs Attorney, once and
Post Addr SIS. 201 broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. y. Y. City.
To the above named Defendant foregoing summons
is served upon you without the state o. New York
order OF tn Hon James Fitzgerald. one Of
& f9rk; M M2c iSce and sIei Nth the Complaint in
the iith day OF March 1905 Dated New York March H.
1908
Post One address 300 Broadway Borough of Man
n. Y. C1tr.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
4 aDsuGHTERS'" LOVE FEAST.

Because q rumored dissensions among them. the
washington Heights Chapter Of the Daughters of
sbe American Revolution held love feast yester
asv afternoon at the Hotel Astor. The affair took
IN. form Of a luncheon. during which d silver bowl
ard q bouquet presented To the regent, Mrs
Samuel J. Kramer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Proposals.

ylROPOSAI, FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
L plies. Once OF Assistant Purchasing AGENT Fan
anna Rail Road Company. - state stree. New York
April IaOSSealed proposals VIII be received at
This office until Zoo April 18th, l91s for fur
ushng the above mentioned articles BANKS and
fuil Information he obtained at this office F. g
NoEDSIEk. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
SurrOgates' Notices.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
Thomas. surr9gate OF the County or New York.
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Matilda a. Elder late OF the County New
" S 10 at h pac %' n
ing the Office OF Duer strong Whitehead
the City of New York or before the 18th day of
August
ANNIE E. MUM. ADALIiiE NJ E. PETERS
ecutrices. No. 10 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEa
j c. Thomas, q Surrogate of the County Of New York
notice is hereby syen to all m haTns claim:
New York deceased t9 present the % same With youehsT.
sSsnes, to Al the the oe Of Carter aaS W
street in the Borough OF Manhattan hat and The City Ot
Dated New York the 2sd day OF october. 1901
EDWARD NJ FRANKLIN.
CARTER s HASKELL Atty,s FOR Esseutor
is wall street Borough OF Manhattan New York CITY
IN Pursuance. OF AN ORDER OF HON. aBNER C.
motto. g e1os raH an claim,
ssainst Richard Mansfield late OF the County Of New
Of to 5seIibsI =, her place Of ,.ansAG.ns
%orp on ar before the 3oth day OF April next
New York sA tnt s.'a b dsy aAasPs e PffoGf
pITTENroEFER GERBER & JAMES Attorneys for
Executrix 80 Broadway. New York City
JOHNSON wILMoT-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
oydef S YORK notice is hereby given 10 all persons
SsVins cialms against wmot Johnson Of
h.rsof 10 the her place of transacng
BUSINESS at the once OF spsir Bartlett No. 81 wal
street Borough OF Manhattan In the city Of New York
On or before the hrst 4ay of June. 1905 next
Dated New York the & 2a5h tn day Of 90 9sse5sS ,e 1897
sPEIR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for EIecutrix 81 Wall
street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne" iorA S1y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry.

rI,o LET. FURNIsHED.-FuLI.Y EQUIPPED GOTHIC
| brICk Plauhed. y. j. IL rooms
bath laundry conservatory. electric light. all i'm
proyements l1Ox2OO good barn: June to October
S35O adults only. Address 1890 Prospect Plain
field
r,oR RENT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
L New York from Grand Central
Staten either the the y. Y. N d. & Hart
roads, delightful surroundings; good roads. etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN CO. oOS 9th ave. N T.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Ne7c Jersey Real Estate.

ideal. 6 FAMILY b-ROOM PLAYHOUSE: ALL M
l. provenents always rented terms arranged; 20 min
New York McC'fIESNEY 3529 Boulevard. Jersey
junction Nelson and Bleecker st
ININE INVBSTMENT.-B BRICK PLAYHOUSE PROP
Il erty: new: $4,000: rent SIS annually divide
10 suit McCHESNEY. 3J29 Boulevard Jersey city
y. ] junction Nelson and BleeCker st
NOR RE1NT.-FT'RNISTED MODERN COUNTRY
Il residence. baths. light and steam
stable. with coachmans apartments acres
Of land. A r ALLEN Bentley ave. Jersey city
DROOKSIDE. y. J.-SEVEN-ACRE CORNER PLOT:
ID beautiful MorrtstJwn
81 100 owner KOEHN. i5T 29th y Y.
F.. G. FARLE-REAL ESTATE.
209 Market s., Newark, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Country Property to Let.

gJ,O LET FOR SUMMER AT CHIMNEY POINT. ON
Lake Champlain, Furnished residence; been let
large lawn. garden early fruit. MRS. J. w.
WRIGHT Montpelier. Vt.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
COuntru Property for Sale or to Let.

TNOR RDNT.-FURNISHE ED DWELLING. IL ROOMS;
improv emens electric lights telephone: barn: five
acres; June 10 October Box 2s7. Scarslale. " Y.
nss1NING n Y-EIEGANT COUNTRY HOMES:
~ fine views; sale rent TIIOS LEARf. Os-
snins, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Country Property for Sale.

Country Property for Sale.
DUTCHEss COUNTY REAL LESTATE,-EVERYTHING
/ for sale 10 let and bOarders. F. A. CUNNING
HAM. Bangal n. y.
NOR sAtE.-sHORE FRONTS. FROM THREE QUAR-
to homes;
lots and plots OWNER. ITO West saith st. 5O7.
Tel 5e36-3Sth st.
NJNOR ORANGE COUNTY FARMS COUNTRY Es-
Il tates. Front and Village Residences. apply
f. b. BROOKS Monroe. n. Y.
INARM OF 50 ACRES. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: FINE
Il productive land; delightful location: Harlem r +;
price So $50 D. c. HAIGHT Millwood, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

ADVERTISEMENTS ald sunscrt~r ions for The Lriolns
rerrIyed a their CptOwn on ce. Nc. 1854 BroadNaSs
between s6th and 3Tth until o'eiock IA AdNe
sIserepts -cr Ved az following branch Offices at
regular orlce until O'Clock p M NJ 80 -.
sve cor Esd 9th cor t-tR 81. " s-sst
iath - e5T s2d -ween sth nd s'n Nes-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

C,rJEp PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. By RS
fha o. QuArtern1aster Cfe-ieft. .
- army until o'clock 2 NJ. April soth l9ts AZ
.htcb tins the pfesehes
~ bidters the construction and e1tp.ete rqilp1
~ twin screw steel steamer for Army Serves
length 100 feet breadth - feet depth " feet ~ an
specifications and drawings WhL-i
~ h. cb,anet bv addressing Quarternsster General
y ; Army. Washington. u G Proposals 70 oe l ~
..Steamer for Eahle SerELce.-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

GOVERNORS ISLAND. n Y. H. MARCH 1ses-
(I sealed proposals triplcate Tor furnishing E-ei
ECrags ana straw. and Mineral on. required IN Dept
o. the during endins June 50 1879 W. =
here until 8. 1905 L resrfNTs
r,ebt reject. all Sas Or -
information furnished application Fl
Seiopes containing proposals Will be endorsed Prop'
a., FueI Forage and straw. and Mineral OIL at
'0 JNO W. PULLMAN. \. = NJ -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH HER
r. p. FAWKNER OF CAIRO HON.
OREO BY APPOINTMENT FOR
STATE MEETING OF THE
DEAF.

joint meeting of the Illinois Asso-
citation of the Deaf and of the alumni
association of the Illinois School for
the Deaf will be held at jacksonville
H., June IL to IS.
The two associations are composed
of prominent deaf workers of the
state and graduates Of the state
school. Mr.. F. P. Fawkner, Of Cairo,
the Wen known photographer has
been appointed official photographer
for the Joint meeting which is a
well-deserved honor and recognition
Of his abilities as an artist.
Mrs. Fawkner nee Trigg who is a
graduate of the school at Jacksonville
has been asked TO read a paper at
one of the sessions of the alumni
meeting and has accepted. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fawkner will leave for Jackson
Vile June u and will be away for
several days. The studio in the Mil
ler-Schuh building will be open dur
ing the absence of Mr. Fawkner for
all work with the exception of sit
tings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
Tolson-Georse Wedding.

The many friends OF Mr.. James
George of this city and Miss Mary
Evans Tolson of Jackson, Tenn, will
be surprised and pleased to learn OF
their marriage which was solemnized
last evening at o'clock at the parson-
age of the First NJ. E. church. the
Rev. w. T. Morris officiating.
The only witnesses to the ceremony
were Mrs. Joseph Curry, Mrs. VIII
Stewart and Mr.. Claude Winter, Jr
Miss Tolson came to Cairo Friday to
visit Mrs Curry and the couple. who
have been engaged for several months
and who had set their wedding date
for next month, decided that they
would not wait and so arranged foi
Their marriage at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. George will be for the
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Curry at
their home Oh Eighth street, but they
will go to housekeeping in that neigh
borhood at an early date.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. b. B, Tolson OF Jackson
Tenn, former residents Of Cairo. Mr.
lTolson is the well known trainmasteg
of the Mobile & Ohio railroad. The
bride is most attractive girl of many
admirable traits of character whose
friends will heartily congratulate the
fortunate man of her choice.
Mr.. George is employed as chief en-.
gineer at the factory of Winter Bros.
He is a steady, Industrious young man
Iof exemplary character and is most
highly esteemed by his employers and
many other friends for his general
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. George will receive
the best wishes of all their friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
ROY LUTES GETS
4 SCHOLARSHIP
CAIRO BOY SCORES HIGH HoNoRs
AT WENTWORTH MILITARY
ACADEMY WHERE He WAS
GRADUATED.

A dispatch from Lexington, Mo,
SAYS: The Wentworth Military
Academy today closed its twenty
eighth year with the graduation of a
class of thirty-four cadets, represent
ing the states of Missouri, Kansas,
Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa. Colorado,
Illinois. Texas and Nevada. The adj
dress was delivered by Rev, E. c, Nc
Voy of Kansas City. Mo.
This has been the most successful
year this school has ever enjoyed,
the attendance reaching 200. The
week of May II the cadets liked to
Pertle Springs, forty miles where
they enjoyed a weeks camp The
next week was spent in examinations.
The past week has been spent in ex-
hibttion drills and athletic events.
On Wednesday night the senior
class presented the military farce,
Cupid in Camp. 1t was written by
Mr.. D. A. Ruebel a member of the
faculty and a graduate of Washing
ton University.
Prizes and scholarships were
awarded to the following cAdets: lie
Roy Lutes. Cairo, ILL.,, university
scholarship: Roscoe Groves, Lexing-
ton, Mo-, scholarship medal Milton
Walsh, Jr, Kansas City, Mo, athletic
medal; Frank Patillo, Lexington Mo,
drill medal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
Fads and Fashions.

New York, May 2S.-A charming
model for a wedding gown was made
of fine white Brussels net cut in En-
pire style and handsomely embroid
|ered in floss silk and silver. 1t was
worn over a fitted princess slip oil
white messaline. A wide berth OF
embroidered net extended over the
shoulders and formed vatican
train in the back. There are numer.
GUS arrangements of the bridal veil
and this year the most artistic Of.
feets are shown. Lace wells are
magnificent but some people do not
care for them because they are so
heavy. Brussels applique covered
with embroidered dots is the favorite
lace for these wells. Fine tulle some.
times edged with beautiful lace
makes very attractive veil. II is
caught in a chou with orange bios
SONS and is fastened just at the left
side of the couture while a wreath of
a half-wreath OF the blossoms is
placed on the tulle. In most instances
the flowers are caught to the veil in
stead of the hair, but at the same
time they are arranged to fall over
the pompadour.
This year there are so many elabo-
rate lingerie. silk and semi-transpar.
ent gowns to be worn that a separate
coat must be had to wear with them
when a wrap is needed, There are
coats of lace and of embroidery and
combination of two or more kinds Of
lace. Very attractive are the ones OF
coarse-meshed net appliqued with
with taffeta or soutache in a Greek
key design and bordered with heavy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
Killed Pet Dog.

Leo Mcdaniel of Cairo. with party
of friends in his automobile was
speeding around a corner at Mound
City last evening and ran over a pei
dog the property of Mr.. George Belts
a prominent resident of that place Mr.
Belts was much incensed over the
matter and proceeded to swear out a
warrant for the arrest of Mr.. Mechanic
which was duly served. Mr., McDan
iels trial viii be held Monday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
THREE THOUSAND
CAME TO CAIRO
SPEND MEMORIAL DAY - RAIL
ROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
WERE TAXED BY THRONG-
CROWD WELL BEHAVED.

The excursions into Cairo yesterday
brought three thousand strangers into
Cairo to spend Memorial Day and
while the large majority were negroes
there was a larger number of white
people among the excursionists than
in previous years,
The Illinois Central and Mobile &
Ohio brought about 1900 passengers
each on special trains from the south.
A special from Jackson, Tenn, over
the Mobile and Ohio brought fifteen
coaches loaded to the guards" and
there was much Misunderstanding and
greetings through the car windows be
fore the trains had stopped by eager
and welcoming friends and relatives
of a people who are not ashamed to
SOW their emotions. The lack of self
consciousness was refreshing to see
and left doubt in the minds of some
onlookers as to whether life has not
more charms to those who are not
bound by so many conventions Any
, way the crowds surged the streets of
Cairo all day. rode in the street cars,
bought popcorn and peanuts and for
the most part were a well-behayed lot
OF people.
In addition to the railroads as a
means of transportation. the Str Dick
Fowler and the Wabash with two ex-
cursion barges brought great crowds
to Cairo.
The weather could not have been
more agreeable. with a cool breeze
blowing and fair skies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
Receives Promotion.

Fred d. Miller, formerly OF CAIRO
who held a position while here IN th7
ticket office at the Central Union
Station has been appointed district
passenger agent for the Illinois Cen
! trail with headquarters at Birmingham
Ala. Mr.. Miller had been travelling
passenger agent for the road at At
lanta, Ga G. B. Harper is appointed
city passenger and ticket agent al
Birmingham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Francis G..
Davis, who spent portion of last year
in Cairo will be interested to learn
that a fine son was born to them May
q, at the home of the baby's maternal
grandparents in Bloomfield, Ind. Mr.,
Davis, who is a civil engineer for the
Illinois Central Railroad Company and
superintendent the work of the big fill
at the bridge approach here. is now
in New Orleans on business for the
railroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
SOCLALANDPERSONAL

lace. The half-ength for afternoon
carriage and evening use are made OF
heavy laces such as Venise, Irish and
italian. They are seen in loose EN-
pire lines with flowing elbow sleeves
in one with the coat. Some have
borders of medalions in all-over linen
with the scalloped edges falling over
accordian-plaited cordage loops and
cabachons.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Alumni Meetinu,

The Egyptian Alumni Association of
the Cairo High school will meet Mon
day evening promptly at 7:45 o'clock
In the high school building.
A meeting OF the entertainment
committee has been called for Monday
evening at 7:15 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Dr. n. w. Cox of Twenty
lfifth street and Holbrook avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31

Treat a weak stomach like a lame
ankle Rest it thoroughly; that is
all that is necessary. The only way
is Kodol There is no other digester
which completely digests all food.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-31
EXCURSION.

Wednesday, June Bird. on Steamer
J. s.. given by X. NJ. X. c. Boat leaves
wharfboat foot Of Sixth street at GOO,
500 and 9:15 p. m.
]. A. Killing. piano tuner. is in the
city and requests his regular Gus
toners to wait for him as he expects
to call on all of them. Phone Illinois
Hotel.