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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08

in the great characters of Cardinal
Wolsey' and queen katherine. Es-
pecial care has been given to the pro-
duGtion, adhering in close association
to all the important scenes an met
dents chronicled in the play and pic
turing the same with a fidelity that
cannot be questioned. The cast is
said to be superior to any similar
of this classic Prices:
25, so, Is, 81 and $3.50. Seats on sale
Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
MOUND CITY.
November 7.

Mrs. John I,illey of Omsted was
shopping here Saturday.
The St Louis Cut Price Sale Co.
which is operating a dry goods store
in the Hough building, opened its
doris to the public Saturday morning.
Misses lima Trttle snd julia Johns
have accepted the positions of sales
ladies at this store. .-..-- -..-- ..
Mrs. Gus CoNine left SatufdayHp
visit relatives atsLevings.
Mrs. Hugh Mason and daughter
Hazel who have spent the past few
weeks at Hot Springs, ARK. returned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
VIENNA.
November 5.


business trip to Jonesboro. Ark,
Supt Vim. Grissom attended the
Farmers and Teachers meeting at
Raleigh in Saline county on Wednes-
day.
Congressman P. T. Chapman has
returned from the New Orleans trip
with the presidential feet.
Miss Hazel Shannon of Ludington,
Mich, is a guest of her friend Mrs.
Gertrude Kuykendall.
| Mrs C. D. Stillwell of Harrisburg
visited Vienna relatives on Tuesday.
DR.. W. r. Mizell of New Burnsdes
visited Vienna Thursday.
DR.. c. A. Motley left Tuesday even
| ing for his home IN Albuquerque,
New Mexico, after visit to his rela
tives here. His aged mother accom-
panied him home to spend the winter
Mrs, Irma Adams, Miss Vivian and
Mr.. Victor Mcconnell of Oxford, Ind,
have returned to their home They
were called here by the death of their
sister Mrs. Eta Spann.
j. NJ Benson has returned to his
home at Chester ILL.,, after few
days visit with relatives in Vienna.
Mr.. Bundschuh of Ullin was pros
pecting in Vienna this week
At the meeting of Romeo Lodge
No. 81 X. of P, Oh Wednesday evening
Grant McFatridge was elected keeper
of records and seals to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Ed F, Morton,
Egyptian Chapter No. so O. e. Star
initiated Misses Amy Galeener and
Essie Brown on Wednesday evening.
Mesdames E. Whitehead R. s. Gillian
and r. A. Cavitt OF Tunnel Hill were
visitors. After the work was over
refreshments were served and a social
time enjoyed by the large crowd
present.
Miss Jennette Simpson entertained a
number of her young friends at
halloween party on Saturday even
ing.
The Lotus Club hald an enjoyable
Halloween party at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. f. Burnett on Tuesday even
ing which was said to excel all other
entertainments given by these popu-
lar young ladies'.
The party which was to have been
held by the Woman's Club on Satur,
day evening was disbanded on ae-
count OF the death of Mrs Eta
Spann who had been an active mem
Der of the club.
With the exception of few pranbs
on Halloween night the boys be
haved themselves, and are to be com
mended for their good conduct.
The Johnson county Circuit court
will convene Monday, Nov Sth Judge
Butler of Cairo will preside.
The city council have requested the
marshal to enforce the "curfew" or
dinance requiring all minors under
Is years of age to be off the streets
latter p, m.
Attorney l.. o. Whitnel of East ST
Louis will lecture on The Trial Of
Christ" at the NJ. Z. church on Sun
day morning. District Superintend.
ent }, s. Cummins will hold quarterly
meeting and communion services IN
the evening.
The Holiness meetings held at the
court house the past few weeks
closed on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. l.. A, Williams and wife have
moved into J. r. Wright's property
giving possession to B. G. Pearce who
recently purchased his residence on
East Vine, street.
Miss Ella Fpard. Mrs. Maggie Simi
son and Mrs. w. f. Beal have been
among the sick the past few days.
Charlie Cochran is able to be OFT
after a severe illness with sometimes
like appendicitis.
Mrs W.. L. Wiley is still confined to
her homes though improving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
GRAND BALL.

At Mounds "Wednesday night Nov.
10. Admission 81 per couple Pitt.
man band will furnish music.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOUND-A horse. owner can have
same by calling at 81 Twentieth
street and Identifying the animal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS

SssssssssSssssssssysssssys

One of Shakespeare's great plays
will be presented Thursday night at
Cairo opera house--"Henry the VIII !"
with Louis and Aphie James in the
leading roles, who have gained fame
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-08
POLISH UP YOUR FLOORS.

P. T. Langan has the best Japalac
and Old English Floor Wax.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
BUSINESS CHANCES
A------A
XIX
GEO. A. HERRICk. 1905 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER ESTABLISHED 1875
REFERENCE:
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE

n n
NOTICE have several opportunities for sA
LOONMEN that want TO ger in the business with
small amount of money. If you will purchase a:
half interest in with good man. and work in
stead Of hiring bar tender. you make a
monthly salary Pf $3.50 to 5000 on. say. an IN
restment of $1,000, or even $500 for the halls in
terest. hare severa good meN that will take
In q partner. Fidiug the party locks all right
70 them. think it will>pay you to call at my
Office and let me show You what / can do for
but will he there and after a. m. Monday
December 81. 1909 am the middieman for the
leading breweries of San Francisco aud | can
assist yOu in getting IocaTed whore others are
unable 10 DO Almost every saloon that has
changed hands or been sold in San Francisco In
have at the present time some genuine bargains
I should say, OUT OF THE ORDINARY
OPPoR1UNlTIES-f any wanting TO en-
gage in the liquor business.
s., s5,O00--SALOoN on Market st
$5,500-SALO0N on Market st
S15. 5.0oo-SALoON on Market ST.
Bargain East ST.
81. s2.500-sALooN on Golden Gate sv
81 lT50--SALO0N on Golden Gate av
sT5o-SALoON on Steiner ST.
S2.300-SAL00N I'd ST
81, S2,250-SALOoN on First St
81 s1.5oo-sAL0oN Turk st.
S5Oo--Davis st.
SIP 2G00-SALO0N on Ellis ST.
S3.5o0-SAL0oN on Kesrny St
N0TICE--If YOU want saloon in any particu-
lar location | can fit you out with the location
you want.
Also. If you want SMALL BUSINESS Of any
kind call and let me show you what / have No
matter how small amount OF money ron have, /
locate you
GEO. a. HERRIcK. 1905 MARKET ST.
XIX
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
BUSINESS cMANCEs wANTED

WANrED-ro- buy or rent a blacksmith shop,
give full particulars in first letter Box 1871,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
Hotels. Apt,mt Houses for Sale or Aea~e

$lls m0nth-19 room. modern house. newly and
completely furnished; Church and Market sts. !;
transfer point: every room light and sunny.
Call IL Church 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

MILLINERY Store-Downtown; long lease cheaT
rent ground floor: fine trade; must sell; 81 ,VOe
If taken quick K. 21S, $50 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

X-x
G. A. HERRICK. 1905 Market st. corner 9Th
Delger building Phone Market 3106.
X-------X
30 ROOMS: an exceptional bargain. furniture all
good: house clears 500 to $50 every month: :
viii consider trade in real estate or 5000 cash .
price S1,200; this is absolutely the best buy
in city.
IA ELEGANTLY furnished rooms: sunny corner;
clears $40 per month, and : living rooms.
A ROOM apartment house; elegantly equipped
always full rent $3.50 per month: clears 5000
fine location; close in price s., 600.
1878 buys swell furnished lodging house
mostly house keeping; best location in Msson
clearing SO monthly and living rooms; rent
only So. 10. For particulars see
CLARKE x MAGNTS. $50 Market ST. room Jf,7
So 900 cash will buy 81 room hotel worth $ 1900
IL sold by January / cheap rent; lease; clears
S1a0 month
81. .200--30 room transient house. clearing
$3.50 month: see this quick
WESTERN INV. Co.. $50 Market St. room 2fS
10 room house. beautifully furnished; rooms all
let with permanent roomers: ipeome $50
month from roesns; $500 cash. Box l3S66 Call
Office Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

$400- Restaurant nr. Folsom st: $l5 day trade
seats 30; yr. lease at So month"; r. 2ls
$50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
poPuIAR nENEnIEs

POPULAR RilNEDIES
RECORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS fos
mell's private diseases Sold only by Z. E.
JoRGENSON. 644 kearny St. san Francisco.
Mail orders 4 speciality. Send for circular
SASDERSoN'S co. saviu and Gotten root pills:
sure remedy for female troubles: price 81 per
box. Red Raven Drug Co. Oh Market St
SEzxOID. a marvellous cure for weakness in men;
money returned If it, fails; price 81 per box.
Red Raven Drug Co.. 9l2 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

We have good list of SALOONS. Have one for
81 500. Have saloon. restaurant and lodging
house combined that is first class and can be
had VERY CHEAP
WEsTERN INVEST CO.. $50 MARKET.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued.l,
WESTERN INVESTMENT CO.,
ey0 Afarkat st Room 91S

FIUIITIIt7I
fitted up at cost of $1,000; will sell for on
Sl.250; 81 year lease at $50 month";
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
cARPET cLEANING-contlnued

WHEN you become disgHsted with poor work
send your carpets to ]. SPAULDING & CO.,
$50 Go.den Gate nv. Phcne Market GAG
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

over $50 day down towr
cheap rent: on lease $3.50. r. e1S, $50 Marke
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

CIGAR STAND. fruit, candy and Iaundr
agency: clears s10O month; $50 rent; cor
ner bargain for $500. L. 21s. $50 Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
MATERNITY HOMES

STRICTLY private home for confinement cases:
resident physician in attendance; best refs
113l Lasuna St cor. Eddy; phone West oS6t
: ~ TyTNt.-TN F4C,yrs f1qf Osk sr A,toofiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
HOMES FOR INv4LIDs

HOME aud care for myaIids or aged person
1921 25th st. mr.. Mission: phone Mission 40:
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

PARTNER wanted with $500 in one Of the best
mining propositions in the state; answer quick;
money secured Box 2099, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

PARTNER wanted with 81 600 In business prop
ositon thst will net 100 per cent on invest
ment. will stand close investigation. and
IponsE secured; act quick. Box 210O. Can.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

ARTIFICIAL. teeth. this one thing / do DR.. {. z.
Wilson, 323 Geary. suite 605; tel Doug. 400
DR. EDw PERKINS. sSs Market opp. Powell
suite /, ID hoor-Bridge work. Phi Doug. J137
DIR. h. u. BARTLETT. extracting specialist.
moved to 323 Geary cor. Powell; Douglas 4SoO
HILL, DIR. LUDLUal. Muirbead building, Mar
ket Hayes and Larsin sts-; gas given
DIR. IRA c. LEEK-All kinds OF dental work
515 Fillmore st. Oak.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
B. f. ALLENDORF & CO.,

STATIONERY and notions: rent $50: livin;
rooms: price reasonable s31 Golden Gate av
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27

1Ael Ax1H St. l56, oaklsnd-Very fine double
Ion ior rent board optional: accommodations
.ooEe averaEe. rates reasons bic: ] single room
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

MI and Mrs Gleeson Murphy will
he Al home Mondays during January
in their home. No. l40 Hancock-ave.
east.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
Is CONDUCTORS0 ON
D. j. R. FIRED FOR
KNOCKING DOWN
INVESTIGATION STILL IN PROG
REss AND MORE HEADS ARE
LIKELY TO FALL-NEw REGIS
TER is GOOD DETECTIVE.

The new year had rather a bad start
for 25 conductors on the three-cent
car lines. All were discharged by tho
company for knocking down fares by
substituting tickets for nickels. The
Investigation started by the ID. ". X.
Is still under way and more dismissa.s
are likely 10 follow, It is expected.
The plan. according % the company
officials, was 10 hold cat q portion of
the tickets collected during II trip. and,
on the next trip, 10 ring In these tick
cts In place OF cash fares. That IS,
when a passenger would pay nickel
fare, the nickel would go into the con-
ductors own pocket. while the stolen
tickets would be turned In 20 the ofiic =
10 make his sheets balance with the
register
With the old style fare registers the
scheme worked like charm until.
through slip on some ones part. the
snap was given away and the COM
panys detectives got busy. But the
company is planning 10 put a stop 10
the knocking down practice for all
time by adopting what Is known as
the dinner register on all three-cent
lines II is already In use on the
Crosstown line and works To perfec-
| ton
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
STREETS TORN UP LESS
THIS YEAR THAN LAST

Rather less tearing up OF the streets
and alleys OF Detroit took place in
1908 than in the previous year. The
uals who burrow under the pavements
and through the alleys to lay conduits.
connect houses with water and gas
mains, tap sewers and otherwise
spread the comforts of civilization and
muss up the surface OF the city were
less busy than they had been in the
preceding twelyemonth
The books of Permit Clerk Thomas
Hudson, OF the department OF public
works. show that during the year 49,
$50 permits were issued by that de-
partment. These, included everything
from laying a sidewalk to putting up
m electric sign. from running line OF
poles through an ALLEY to digging n
tunnel for steam heating system.
M Corporation work, which means the
new construction and repair work OF
THE gas, heating and lighting compan-
les and the street railway company,
Nell of during the year In the aggre-
Kate. The city departments did more
work than usual and the number OF
>eidewaIk- permits increased.
"a II was necessary for the department
sof public works to inspect these 10000
Jobs with the exception OF very few
The permit clerk has to Issue dupli.
cate permits for each job. and, in
case of portion OF the deposit being
refunded. he has TO make duplicate re-
fund orders.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
FOUL BREATH
1ods pure and Sweet BY the Use OF
stuart's Charcoal tozenges.
Trisl Package Sen. Free.

Do not 40 among your friends with
s ~ breath so odious as 10 make your
brcrence dIstasteful. Foul breath is
"a capable OF easy removal II you vii!
take A LUTTE time TO overcome II. Gen
4 orally fou. breath comes from one OF
1.-Two causes. impure gases or fonl a'-
FESTIVE fluids.
IA charcoal is the strongest absorbent
K ~ foul gases known. IL positively al
tracts poisons and neutraiizes their
teyil effecti.
M A noted French physician swallowed
etrychnine enough TO kill three men
+ and with a teaspoonful OF charcoal re-
f moved the had effects OF this terribly
swift poison.
A little charcoal in a bed room or
celIar viii make four air pure. Pure
willow charcoal mixed with honey are
the component parts OF Stuart's Char
coal Lo.enees and pure breath is the
result OF their use after meals. Simply
,tfssoive TWO or three after meals and
AZ led time and foul breath fees at
once. No matter how you cause these
gases. wae:her by bad food. alcohol or
nbuse OF the stomach, Stuarts Char
coal Lozenges will stop gas making
md sweeten the breath.
They ere perfectly harmless and the
eating OK q box would cause you no
Inconvenience whatever.
Charcoal Is hard 20 prepare for the
xtomach because IL must be strong and
pure snd most people will not tafe il
unless made pelatable. Stuart's inimit-
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taste and system n ali the nicely de-
sired.
Choice virgin willow is burnt into
Desirable charcoal: this is mixed with
pure honey and the combination ls
cpmprcssed under tremendous power
into lozeuge OF great pleasaniness
and eficicncy.
Don't let your bad breath make peo
PIE cross tic street 10 avoid yon go
no the nearest drug store and buy a
box OF Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to
Cay and eat what you viii. Two or
three afrer the meal will sweeten your
breath at once. X yod want proof OF
this fact send us your name ana az
dress and we will send YOU a trial
package by mail free. Address r. A.
Stuart Co.. 200 Stuart Bldg, Marshall,
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
CHANCELLOR IS
RELIEVED OF DUTY
THERE SEEMS TO BE MUCH SIG
NIFiCANCE N ACTION BY
CHINEsT OFFICIALS.

PEKIN. Jan. News OF the dismis
sal OF Yuah Shi-kai and the succession
Of Na-Tung To the post OF grand coun'
cillor came TO the foreign diplomats
There hal been no intimation that a
change was contemplated aud conster-
nation followed the first announcement
mis- Afternoon. A hurried consultation
OF American. German and British min
isters AT the British legation followed
and the Nee ting is still in session tits
evening. Some action by the foreign
governments as a result OF the drastic
step Is freely predicted.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
TUGS ARRIVE TO HELP
IN WRECIKNG WORK

n LUDINGTON. Mich, Jan. 2.-(Spe-
cial-) The Milwaukee tugs Welcome
and Knight Templar arrived here at
~ o'clock today to assist in the work
on the car ferry Pere Marquette No.
~, which stranded at Big Point
6auble. Wednesday The tugs have a
complete wrecking outfit on board
and have great power.
4. G.. Warkman, the Milwaukee rep
of London Lloyds. is here
and will have charge OF the wrecking
Operations. Today, for the first time,
the sea has run down enough TO per-
init reaching the wreck and trip OF
Inspection will be made this after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
lust Listen to Mr..
Cherry's Line of Dope.

This Is great honor that har
come 10 Detroit The city will be
so miles wide. People from all owes
the world will nock here 10 the Temps
which he Lord ordered me 10 erect.
The speaker was Tobias Cherry, 4
colored furniture mover living at No
232 Macomb-st. He was unfolding q
Capt. Baker. in police headquarters
the plans given to him by spirit
from the Lord in heaven" and was
showing the captain the drawings h
had prepared OF the temple In which
the elect are 10 be saved when the
world is destroyed. This building viii
cover four acres, SO Mr.. Cherry's In
formant told him. and will cost $40.
10000.
Al great length Cherry explained
how he Was led by the spirit TO make
the dra wings, and how he had been
urged to spread the news throughout
the earth.
For years spirit has come to me,
sometimes in the shape OF a man. and
told me what 10 write" he confded. Il
was born a slave. and cannot write,
but my daughter writes and tell her
what the spirit says. IL she makes
a mistake In letter | know she Is
wrong and correct her. This build
ing will cover four acres. and the
walls will be six feet thick. Only
concrete. stone. copper and iron viii
be used. and the sound OF a hammer
will not be heard. Screws and bolts
will take the place OF nails. The
building will be built some place on
Jefferson.ave., but just where ! don
know.
The work will be done by day
labor. and the common men will re-
ceive $3.50 per day for seven hours
work. None OF the bosses will receive
over $40 Per day.
Il have been in communication with
the Lord for over rs years about this
thing. and | now understand II thor
onghly I'm not crazy. I'm just tell
ing what | Was commanded TO tell. |
don't know who is going TO be saved
in that temple. | wasn't told that. I
cant guarantee that ! will be there,
or the captain here. or my relations.
II have shown this plan 10 some Of
tho smartest preachers in the city.
and they al, tell me that IL must be
the work az the Lord, "a no man
could study out the thing without
guidance 7 don't read or write. and
yet I was enabled 10 figure out the
plans fer that building"
why did you select Capt Baker 10
tell him III your mission the old man
was asked.
The spirit told me to tell IT 10 the
chief captain. and he must be the man.
The captain must be a good man 10
have this honor"
Capt Baker insists he isn't I'm
pressed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
,Continued Tomorrow
CHILDREN TAKEN
FROM MOTHER

On petition OF George w Bycraft,
member OF the police force attached
10 the truancy department. Judge Dur
fee issued an order Saturday morning
placing the three children OF Mrs.
Rose Klamant Of No. 81 Midway D..
in the care OF the Society for the Pre-.
vention OF Cruelty TO Children. pend.
ing an investigation into the fitness OF
their mother TO care for them. The
oficer alleges that she is drunkard
and an improper person 10 have
charge Of the children.
Tho children are Michael. aged IL f:
stephen, aged !, and Frank aged 2
stephen was recently found helplessly
drunk under the Michigan Central via.
duct on Michigan-ave. He was given
the liquor at home during little party
his mother gave for male friends.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
FAVOURABLE" DROPSY CURED
B3.75 Worth Of n New and Remarkable
Personal Treatment VIII He Given
Free 90 Any AFFLICTED Reader
As Trial,
By the Well known Heart and Dropsy
Specialist, Franklin Miles, VI. d., IL. n.

Death from dropsy is like drowning
Jr the water of ones own blood. That
livery dTopsical person may test the
Wonderful curative powers OF his Spe-
rial Treatments for Dropsy. swollen
Feet, ankles. limbs or body and. in
had cases. complicated with cough.
nausea. constipation, short breath.
bmothering spells. etc. DR.. Miles will
bend a special trial course free.
His three remarkable treatments for
The different kinds and complications
sof dropsy are the result OF twenty.
eight years OF profound research and
xreat success In treating diseases OF
the heart. liver. kidneys and dropsy
which often complicate each case. So
wonderful are the cures by these
Treatments that the Doctor will give
q free trial TO all who write for IL.
Mrs. Elvina Sonders. Decatur. Nebr
nge ~. suffered thirty years cured az.
5 ter ten physicians failed. Mr.. John
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cured. Mrs. L. Vogsl. Saginaw. Mich
'.Given up by physicians. Thought IA,
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Mr. c. A. Kiilinser. Shlppensburg. Pa
E0red after four physicians failed q
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
"sIicker" Survivor Dies.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Jan. WIN.
Walls. 81 years old. the last survivor.
II is believed. OF the "Sllcker war" is
dead at his home here.
The "Slicker war" broke ont in the
early 40's In Warsaw, Benton county.
1t was "whitecsp" feud and resulted.
before 1t was broken up, In many
deaths.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
$4,000 CONFEDERATION.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Jan. "A FIRE
which for time threatened the en-
tire business section Of the city.
caused a loss OF $50 900 this forenoon.
The stock OF the c. r. Talbot Imple-
ment company. Is total loss. as Is
also the building owned by Mrs. T. c.
Casey. OF st. Louis. The origin OF the
FIRE is unknown.