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pFIN?te sales,

tlullTl-SEr OND STREET. u. n. Scully
-" "dN" sold ior Cli-ut No. i37 Mc-l
lSh'E-,""1ud ~treri, i've story HAT
on '"' 1iAiafy irregular. between Coluni.
'n' and amsterdam avenues.
-lhH -tOtRTli STREET Henry D.
NlIar- \ May have sold No, East
.,Rh''-'ourih street, y new i've story
hm.rwan basement nousC. on lot 2jNIu..
lot Mr. \. : Jarvis. The purchaser will
o'cppl the house.
ny -FlkSf STREET. Henry u. Winans
street a four story and basement dwell
inc. ON lot is2NiOO.j, Columbia college
.a'"to.d, for Mrs NJ. Mckenzie. II. j.
l'ouS,d> - reported to be the buyer.
Nt>I IND ANENl T. John $ Buskey, Jr
has sold No sNS West End avenue, Ave
Mars.
ut1H STREET. II. G. Senior Il Co. have
Ies0If Tor Frances Brown the five story
nav A. No, gGl West IIrh street on lot
.iHi"0 II, TO a Mr. Ochse.
iHL BRONA Joseph p. Day has sold for
d'ueui the plot, JONlO0, on the west side
~ liNNpton avenue 100 feet north OF
I"n street, also he plot. 50N05x Irregular,
on ih" vest side OF Nelson avenue $50
zee upri of BoScobcl avenue The buyer
"e"rg" J.. BuCkbcl. who also bought
.he i"ui, 51AlOD on the west side Of Nelson
a'snIe % fee; north Of Featherbed lane.
Willis NENl T., Richard l.. Maslen
"lh1ihE~ ~ Nos. 29t and 205 Willis avenue,
On Mot .,s.iAsd
'NLL MINI AVENUE. E.-Fitzgerald 4
pt"ltrrN have sold the new three story
O''H hiid.ug at No. 2tTs Valentine ave-
It', on .p0 ls.0S.Gu.
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four lots. =.
The first meeting OF the new board OF
governors of the New Jersey-New York
heal Estate LNChange was held at its head
quarters ii the Hudson Terminal Build
,ns,rSn ING On ! yIrnaE 2. Ihs following new
Company OF Newark. d. B. Miller s.
70 ot Ei!zdbeth, Philip J, Bowers
Se [ark, flor1l llei ghls Realty Com
q New York, and Clinord e, BaldW
Newark. The proposed federation q
boar OF Trade and other similar g.,
Of northern New Jersey for the purpose
OF forming u powerful promotion lea que
was con sldered and approved.
kamapo Farm, Hhich was formerly, the
a. been rurch6red 10y the Van Fossen-
blgg COMPANY. II comprises about $50
acre, and ,adioins the home of George
Crocker md The estates OF II. o. Havemeyer,
the Chnpnans aud several other " oil known
New orScrs. countess Seckendorif spent
3 considerable amount Of money in making
u one Of the show places at Tuxedo. The
Van Fossen-BugH Company have not yet
decided whether to resell the property
~ a whole or divide IL into small country
estates.
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Leases.

uIho'2'" :. h." 4 Co have leased for
In LdNord van Xandt Lane and Dr..
issal'I' huia"a 20 a client the four story
s,'''IS at No. t!J Madison avenue. north
phR i"riu %, r"G.s With renewal privilege.
w., 'ide'-toOd that the lessee viii make
49, rs',F" alterations to the house, con-
rt,I = lu'o stores and bachelor apart
~. ~. Har."s Noyes Company has leas ed
r.'u,'' ~ Offices IN the United States Ex-
E,H AIDING. At No, : Rector stree, to
,,;;,,lh Wheeler and floor in No. Gs Fulton
ior DaGlol h.. Seybcl to, the Ocean
ge, and Insurance Company,
sae puroS- Company has leased for The
~, o. Thomas g.. Patterson a vacant
W. W., az nc southeast corner Of Eleventh
Shinnte and IWentv-hrst street for term
ntn ears At an aggregate rental Of about
10 George HolohCr and Daniel
w. VI 'nenthal, who will Improve the plot
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I,uproyemcnt Work ~ NiaIba.

Permits have been granted TO tho Realty
Trust for the connection Of the sewerage
svSten OF Malba with the trunk sewer
'hrc'"h Twenty-lrst street a. planned
hy the company's engineers. Plans have
al % b -n pi repaired aud approved for the
= - eIIriou of conduits carrying wires Tor
electric lighting purposes to the various
dy eiilngs aud Individual building plots
The current for lighting the new Malba
Island Railroad Contractors will finish
v ork OF -iN new dwellings "a fcw days
The houses are being erected by the but Id
Iug danartInpn of tho company for plot
nwocr. "ha completion OF these dWeE.
! will b. ro'l"' cd b" the h"9inning Of
work on seven new hossss ~~Sch are TO
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/, ,ee.Iy y Winans 4 May we're the brokers
g., sac, Of No, - East Eight y second
go, "" ;. Vr~ssn f3f AoCsnsrty 4
,, rue ifne>tGs Guiick Company has been
lhson'| |d agent Tor the cambridge Build
Hrenue and Thirty third street
otrnr Nshhnd Mouse. A. the soul hea-
IIlh street viii be sold on March M hy
a. lHy, auctioncer. by order uf
"Istees Of the Willard Parker estate.
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DR.. Frederick VI Ives is the buyer OF No
hy Harriet e. Townsend through Slawson h
Hobbs.
Douglas b. Green is the buyer of No. 1928
by the O'Day estate through Pease 4 Elli-
man
- Rudolph Brodl Is the buyer OF No. l72
East Ninety-sixth street, sold recently
by the Prescott Realty Company.
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he ready for occupants in the early spring
The average cost OF the pro ecte ed struc.
lures is sii so Among the sales at Malba
side OF Keenan, nlaoe so,itb ~ twenty.
first street. three lots on the north side of
Eight teenth street west oil Malba drive,
two lots on the south side of the Long Island
Railroad east OF Boulevard drive, n plot
AT the intersection OF Maiba and North
drives and five lots on the north side OF
Twenty-hrst street west OF Fourth avenue.
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East nth 81.


East 10th ST.
TO LEASE FOR, A TERM OF YEARS
NORTHEAST CORNER 10TH ST. AND
UNIVERSITY PLACE, ABOUT a.1Ox
1910, RUNNING THROUGH TO NOS.
1852 EAST l1TH ST. ABOUT Si.4x94 8.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO ES-
TATE OF A. s. ROSENBAUM, 10 EN-
CHANGE PLACE, EITHER DIRECT
OR THROUGH YOUR OWN BROKER.
WILL BE DIVIDED.
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Big Increase In Building

Statistics OF building operations in this
country for the month OF January com
piled by Construction Neus show a remark
ahie condition Of activity in the large cities
During the month just closed permits we're
taken out in forty-three OF the leading
Cit les for the construction Of 6.sO5 buildings,
s4S. against 5.j55 buildings and si7,p02 ,6i3
for the same month year ago, an increase
OF $40 buildings and SIS, $50, ,2O2. or i04 per
cent. The list of cities and the totals are
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Of the forty-three cities only four show
decrdsses.. These are so remote from each
other that they have little bearing upon the
situation chicago leads the advance In
the list of big cities with the phenomena!
total of ss.217.7W for the month. against
$3.50. $50 for the same month year ago. an
increase of 22O per cent, while New fork
city has an increase of ii2 per cent. Brook
lyn III. Philadelphia IS, ST Louis 40, Mil
waukee gj, Detroit ia, PittsburR i2i. Los
Angeles 3s, Atlanta 1885, Buffalo i27' Denver
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4 CRAFTSMAN SUBURBAN NOME

is combination OF art. comfort and economy.
Including nreproof features and handcraft In .
tenors. We build them anywhere rive bond OF
completion and lend from 0O to 20 per cent. II de-
sired. We invite your Inspection OF many attTac-
sketches at this once. BUILDERS q CRAFTS
| MEN COMPANY. 3S West 32d ST.. New York.
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SITUATIONS wANTEu-EEMAt.E.

ATTENDANT 10 lady or children going 10 Call
fornia, by expert body. face, scalp masseuse; ex
perlence with invalids; good sewer. DISERNAN.
DIS, s33 West 6sth ST.
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AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS selling wtole.
sale trade; nthograph novelty line net pronts
$4,000 10 sisOOO annually: price sS6,oUn will In.
vcntory this amount; one OF the safest Invest
ments ever offered. Particulars at
MCDONALD WIGGlNS co, 257 Broadway.
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BOND SALESMAN WANTED.

First class man with his own clientele
wanted to sell the best bond proposition
in New York. No advance, but will allow
liberal commission and lend helpful CO.
operation. Address N. c., box l06 Sun
office.
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PARTNER. 5000 for high class iobblng
house, this city; staple article good opening 70
hight party.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING WRITER, with several pront.
able mall order campaigns TO his credit, wants
opportunity 10 Increase your sales PRO
GRESSIVE, box lis Sun once.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT.

NO IN NN NTIfTtN8 TVN Ut
Advertisements for The Sun and The
EVENING SUN may be left at any American
Disti>~ Messenger Office in the city.
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ACTIVE ASSOCIATE wanted with $4,000 10
ti0O.OOO: manufacturing and iobblng business
established 20 years one OF the safest and best
propositions ever offered,
MCDONALD -WIIiCiiNS co. 257 broadway.
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Statesmen can easily male SO day selling
our Gold Window Letters, Novelty Signs And
ChanReable Signs; catalogue free. SULLIVAN
co, t05 W. Van Burcn St, Chicago. III.
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ZIMMERMAN wants position; understands
manu- fact ~ ring Wholesale and retail departments.
Address A., oox liz sun once.
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MEN WANTED In every locality In the United
States TO advertise our goods tack up showcardS
In all conspicuous places and distribute small
advertising matter. commission or salary SO per
month and expenses - per day; steady work the
year round: entirely new plan; no eNnerlence re-
quired. Write for particulars. ROYAL REM.
EDy -. London Ont. Canada.
MEN TAINTED quickly by big Chicago ma
Order House TO distribute Catalogues, advertise;
s25weeky: $50 expense allowance. Manager, Dept.
30 SsS Wabash Av., Chicago,
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HAY AND FEED BUSINESS best town In Con.
necticuE established 10 years sl0Oo0 yearly
business. price $4,000: rent $3.50 monthly: four
stores: stock on hand tl6.DO 10 $500, Apply
MCDONALD WlGGlNS co, e57 broadway.
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PARTNER WANTED. $1,000. salary so
weekly. 20 per cent on Investment large manu-.
featuring plant, this City. Apply AT
The sun., 1909-02-07

SMALL AMOUNT OF guaranteed 70 accumu.
lative stock; one share OF common with each share
OF preferred at 500 per share: high class manu-
featuring business this city Apply at
MCDONALD. .WIGGlNS co. 267 broadway,
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OLD ESTABLISHED cotton goods concern,
this city, with select patronage; orer small
amount OF so preferred stock for the purpose OF
increasing business. Apply at
MCDONALD WIGGlNS Co. 257 broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-sso week. expenses paid; no eI.
per ence required: Photo Pillow Tops, Soc; en-
iarged portraits, frames, lowest prices: free sam
plies: catalogue. Dept 81, RITTER ART STU
DlU Chicago, VI.
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TOILET ARTICLES. patented, of great merit,
on sale all leading houses nited states, unsps
tlonal capital or manufacturers TO handle on
MCDONALD wIGGINs CO, s57 broadway.
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,Ew JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEWARK. NEW JERSE,

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
FINE MARKET ST. CORNER.
opnoslte new Court House; large Plot - feet
inche, front iG7 feet deep very desirable for
apartments. ofrlces and business: builders notice
s'"' ''"'. 4 T. CROSS a PARKLEY.
1872 Broad, Newark. n. ].
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HOTEL =! rs G0LoN'A g. 2

NEAR BWESa ii0TH 81. SIBWAY STATION.
Is Minutes from Shopping and Theatre District
Three room Suite. large closets, southern expo
sure furnished, Si7 s2s weekly: unfurnishcd. SIS
Two rooms si2 SIS Weekly. furnished. Translents
81 80 Daily up. Southern cooking. weekly rates.
THAiER & WORTHlNGTON.
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si,5oo WILL PURCHASE $4,000 stock, 5000
preferred. SoO0 common. OF large graphite con.
cern now In operation, Apply at
MCDONAlD -WlGGlNS COL. 257 Nroadwhy.
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Two MEN WANTED with 5000 each To
manage branch ONCE for large concern located
at Waterbury, Conn; liberal salary and Interest
on investment experience unnecessary.
McDONALD-WlGGlNS co, 257 broadway.
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WASHINGTON. ID. e..

APARTMENTS for ent--EleEsnt eleven room
apartmrntS three baths. beautifully furnished.
s35a Massachusetts av., Washington: Will rent
during Inauguration week or longer u desired.
Address f. i. GOlsTI care OF L. - senate.
Washington,
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ALARGE importing house, this city, offer about
10000 OF their stock at slD per share.
MCDONALD WIGGINS co. t57 broadway.
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No charge Ts made beTOrc placing.

MAKE MONEY EASY. quick, sure, men,
women: experience unnecessary; spare or all
time. see what others are doing: G. q. Garrett, o,
showed families, sold 6, pront SIS; \. u. Nerrett.
la, sold one day, profit s2t y. boucher orders
rs more, says: "Everyb body wants one best bus
ness ever had; Mrs. J. Brown, Pa. sold TO- madc
so ;rst days. Only two sales per day meas
$50 per week profit free samples TO active agents;
Famous Easy Way Iiolhes washer cleans fam; .
wash In 10 to 30 minutes, while you rest; no wors,
chine: nothing else like II: no chemicals; no rub
bling; no washbOard or boiler; every family wants
one; easy TO sell low price s6; We create demand
write Ia day: specify territory; act quickly, This
won { appear 6gAin, HARRISON MIG. CO, ~
Harrison Bldg, Cincinnati. %.
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BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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share.
MCDONALD -wIGGINS CO.. 257 broadway.
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HELP WANTED-NALE.
Wanted Statesmen for Electrical Goods

Men with sales experience and some knowledge
OF electrical goods: application should stale age,
previous experience and references Address
". J.. box 100 sun once.
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LAfontalne avenue, southwest corner OF l7sth
street. 1854 l0Oxli2.exi vacant Mutual Life
Insurance Company vs. Samuel Msndel ct al. i,
James Mckeen, attorney: Phoenix lngrabAm.
referee; due on Judgment. sl .077.53 subJeyt 10
taxes, &c. tSs7jS
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DRAUGHTSMEN - Mechanical drauEhtsmen
with experience on electrical apparatus, genero.
tors and motors: state experience and salary eH
pected; only nrst class men need apply. Address
Chief Draughtsman, Westinghouse Electric
Mig. Co. East PltlshnTR. Pa.
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THURSDAY, FTBRUIrr H..
Il,s fAaaAh ID ha,
fhtitNcSey Street !
MONDAY. FFBRUARI s.
pV JoSPDh u DaN

is5th street No. bi5. north side. 100 feet east o
Broadway. sjIa II, , hVe story tenement: .Iohl
Palmer ct al. ys. Matilda May ct all Ssmue
Bitterman attorney; John Burt referee due oI
Judgment. So Ii. subject TO taxes &C. 81 256 50
.33d street north side, iO0 feet west OF Keple
avenue. 2A.3MO2I NAL vacant; Regent Peelt,
Company VS.. Natalie Gruhn ct al. Seward baker
attorney; Irving WaShburn. referee due on judg
mcnt t!oh2; subject TO taxes, &c. A2772
Nineteenth street, No, AL, north side. zoo fee
Sherin's sale OF all right, title &c. which EleI
Hillery had on October !. 1908, or since; j. X
Elenbogen, attorney.
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GOOD WAY TO DO BUSINESS,

In ordering soc bottle of DR.. How
ards celebrated specific for the cure
Of constipation and dyspepsia at rs
cents. Paul 6 Schuh & Sons are civ.
ing one Of the greatest chances cvcr
offered to the people of Cairo.
If food does not digest Wen If here
is gas or pain in the stomach, If the
tongue is coated and the breath bad,
if there is constipation and straining.
Or Howard's specific viii cure YOU.
II It does not, you have Druggists
Paul G. Schulz &; Sons personal guar
antee TO return your money
This remarkable remedy comes in
the form of tiny granules, and can be
carried in the vest pocket or purse.
1t is very popular IN New York City,
and it is not unusual to see someone
after a meal at one of the large hotels
or restaurants. AXE dose of this
specific, knowing that it will prevent
the uncomfortable feeling which fire.
.quently follows a hearty meal.
Lr. Towards specific gives quick
relief and makes permanent cures of
constipation. dyspepsia and all liver
troubles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29

Babes in Toyland" the gorgeous
musical Offering that is to come to
the opera house one night only on
Thursday Nav 9th, is conceded to be
the best mounted production on the
read While the productions itself is
a marvel of art, there is much else
that will interest and entertain. The
eye is as sensitive TO entertainment
as the ear, and when the eye is pleas
ed, half of the battle is won \ Sc
locted chorus OF twenty charming
girls makes no less thar twelve
changes Of costume from start to fin
ish of the Offering They appear as
citizens, then fairies, the dolls, then
soldiers, then butterflies then wild.
ows, aud so On through the entire of
fcring
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29

cane of Robert Hawkins who was ar.
rested here about q week ago by
Chief Egan and Officer llagcy:
Robert Lee Hawkins, q man for
whom the police searched for a week
escaped from the city iail at noon to-
day, Hawkins was a, Used Of cntic-
ing James Estes, II y,rs old, 1888
Harrison street away from rcla-
tive at Birmingham, Ala and was
being held mtl a warrant could be
served on him he was arrested in
Cairo H.. last week aud was
brought to Paducah
Hawkins. escaped from the side
door. and he did it SO quietly That
he was not detected, although he
was discovered missing IN a few min
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
GRAND OPERA CO,
AT OPERA HOUSE
RARE ENTERTAINMENT PROMlS-
ED MUSIC LOVERS OF CAIRO
THIS WEEk-NExT WEEKS
ATTRACTIONS.

The Boston Grand Opera Co, comes
to the Cairo opera house for two
nights Friday and Saturday April 50
and May lst
This company comes to this city
for season of grand opera without
any great flourish of trumpets and, to
certain extent, unknown TO us, but
judging from the criticisms Of other
cities, the organization as whole is
worthy of patronage and promises us
a season Of grand opera which in T..
self will rot only be creditable, but
distinctly valuable from an education
al standpoint The company presents
Verdi's III Trovatore' Friday AMI
Lucia hi Lammermoor" on Saturday
Prices: soc to $l.50 Seats now on
sale
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
St|GlEMAN WILL
MEET HOLOERBY
TAKES PLACE OF VIM. HACKNEY
AT BRACKETS HALL TONIGHT
ALSO NEW DEPARTURE m
BOXING LINE.

Tt&ght before the r. A. Club at
Brackey's hall Ben Iolderhy, local
cl .~lpion and X, J Seigleman. o.
Olmsted, will engage in a catch-as-
catch-can wrestling match, Seigleman
having bec- secured to take the place
Of VIM. Hackney, who has not yet re-
covered from a sprained knee which
he sustained with his match with Hoi-
derby two weeks ago Last week
Holderby threw Chas, Wild in short
order and gave Hackney the privi,
lego of return match, aGlsa,he date
was set for tonight Seigleman is one
Of the btst erapplers in this part OF
the country, and has lately been do.
ing I'm the hills around Olmsted,
where he recently went 10 live on a
farm. Holderby has been working
out with fast company at Armory
Gymnasium and was never in bette
condition, confidently claiming he will
make short work OF Scigloman. Iiol-
derby has so far not been defeated
by and man in his class in these parts
ard bids fair to blossom out into .
wrestler Of more than local fame
Besides the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so,
which will be the main event, there
will be five glove contests consistin'
of Two boxing bouts, two battles roy
al and a barrel stunt, the last nam.
ed bring the first event on the pro
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTICE.

All members of The Cairo Com.
mercial Club have been invited to at
tend a meeting Of the Retail Grocers
and Butchers Association to be hold
at Armory Hall Thursday April 29th,
7:30 p. M. The state president and
secretary Of the association will be
here TO address the meeting in the
interest of the annual meeting of the
Retail Merchants Association of Hi.
nois to be held in Cairo February.
1910. All members are earnestly re.
quested to attend.
Il. A. SMITH, President
C. Il STUART, Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
MOUND CITY.
April %.


Dan O'Sulliyan was a Cairo Wit r
Tuesday.
w n Leidigh Of Valley Recluse,
was in the city Tuesday.
Chas. Reed made business trip 10
Cairo Tuesday.
II. V. IIand'cy rcturnc home Tues
day from Harrisburg where h had
trar acted business
Mrs. jos. Gettinger Of Na1Ic1,
Mo, VINO has been visiting her neice,
Mrs A. Murphy the past few lass left
Tucs lay for her home.
Mr. and Mrs James Bart'cson of
olmsted spent Tuesday in the city en-
BUSINESS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Leviugs
was in the city Tuesday visiting rela-
tives
s. A Steers of America. was in
town TUESDAY on business.
Geo. Rover. who has been visiting
his sister in Sikeston. No. returned
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
BIC MINISTRIES
AGAIN TONIGHT
HOWARD FRANKS AGGREGATION
MAKES SECOND APPEAR
ANCE - NEW SONGS - NEW
JOKES-SPECiAL PICTURES.

Again the patrons of the opera
house will have the opportunity of
seeing some of the best Younger local
talent in action tonight, when Franks
Mammoth Minstrcls. greatly i'm
proved and supplied with new songs
and new jokes, VIII he presented FIR
the second time Tho troupe is led
by Howard Frank. the funni ST
youngs'er in town, and Rob't Huettc
who has way about him that l.
most captivating e-nen he dons a
funny garb The other members cf
the company. all coming stars are
George Koehler. intorlocutor RAJ
mond Franklin. Stewart Lewis. Ha-r4
Craig, Leo Johnston. Simpson BolI.
ulant, John Creehan and O'Neil ~
cher The musical program will ID
found in big "ad' in this mornn IS
paper.
The moving pictures tonight viii
he entitled "Grand Prize. 1908" a
horse race feature, "Dunean's WIFE
Rent Day" AN Obstinate Umhre Ia
and Some Milk For Baby" Illus
trated song Come Back to Old Man
haitian Dear.c' sung by Mr.. JOHN
Nixon. NJ Nixon viii also sing
special song between each picture
program. entitled I'm Awfully Strong
For You" This song has made 4 de
cidel hit since rs production. and
when rendered in Mr.. Niyo1's clever
style is douhly pleasing. The minstrel
show will begin after tho first picture
program. or about S:15. The price
of admission will be ten cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
For Christian Church.

Every normal human being that has
over lived has felt the mystic and lie
Hghtntl appeal of music The desire
for the need of it, is universal Mus
Ic inspires, consoles, rests, stimulates.
cducatcs and rofines. It is the uni,
yersal language understood by al
aud made more beautiful still by such
an Interpreter as Crcatore, who an
pears with his half hundred players.
At the opera house Friday May Z
for the benefit OF the Christian church
building fund
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utes. The door was not damaged.
ana the lock was not broken 1t is
believed that he picked the lock, on
had a duplicate key The last trace
of Hawkins was that he was going
In run for the river where doubt
less he crossed in skiff
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
ard Rather Die, Doctor"

than have my feet cut off," said NJ.
j. Bingla of Prnceyille. ILL.,, but
youll die from gangrene (Which had
eaten away eight toes) IL you dom"
said all doctors. Instead, he used
luckIen's Arnica Salyc till wholly
cured IFS cures Of Eczema. Fever
Sores Rolls, Burns and Piles astound
the world 2jc at al druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
Tors.rina Thouaht.

Did you ever stop to think that al
most CV0y minute in the day some
one somewhere is having teeth pulled?
This proves that there is always some
one worse of than You are.-Atchison
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
WARNING.

A fair warning TO owners of stock
that is allowed 20 run at large is
hereby given that such stock viii be
I'm the future and that the
stock law viii be strictly enforced
JOHN SUEEHAN
poundmastcr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
Division of Worlds Races.

Of the Haces of the world. 100000, 900
are white. 7O0.00O,OO0 yellow. 2l5, OOo,.
600 black. $4,000 900 brown or Malayan,
and l5.OO0.0O red, or American In
dams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
An ExplanatIon.

One reason why women suppose
the men are fooled by artificial beauty
is that most OF the men are too gallant
not TO pretend that they don't know
the difference
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29
ESCAPED FROM
PADUCAH JAIL
MAN WAS ARRESTED IN CAIRO
CHARGED WITH ENTICING
coy FROM HOME IN ALABAMA
NOT BADLY WANTED.

The paducah sun Of last evening
has the following in regard to the es