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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

This w~.id amo-nt to little, low
ever. as a sequence OF sending mis-
sionaries to darkest Africa. but the
effect prGdueed = sanli-civiliZed
countries having high Oriental civ.E-
zation might be of serious import-
aStA Ser sing Lnlissonares TO Chris
tian countries TO convert the peobls
to Christianity looks like money and
effort wasted. ~
| hear people asking why real es5
tate is so inactive in Cairo, the transs
fegs being very few. My answer is,
that real estate owners generally can
afford to to retain their holdings ami
to not want to sell, hence keep
prices at Ggures that afford no in
ducemeat to investors. Improved
real estate Yields more than would
other permanent investments, and
the regular assessment of unimproved
lots Is low, while the prospect for in
creased real values is very brilliant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
FOR THE BOYS EooM.

-'~Tacr how many mothers ever
plan economical ways OF decorating
the boy's room. So many mothers
make the mistake of thinking boy
isn't particular about hts'ropai and al
thatstErsally necessary Is a Dea and a
chaicsc-stwo and some heoks.sor his
rriSthes. .s,sThis is wrairS; askpy does
hink cf his room and enjoys pretty
things as well as a girl. He may not
be able to describe these articles that
give kome-like appearance to his
room, neither can he take care OF
them, but he feels their influence and
appreciates them just as much as girl
does.
There are many little articles that
can be made at home that add much
to the beauty of room, made a
pedestal, desk, and window seat
for my brothers room and the whole
three only cost me $3.50. For the
pedestal | took the two end pieces OF
eask that had been in the cellar for a
number Of years. fastened these
together by means Of table leg, had
three caters put on the bottom piece
and with the aid of little varnish
had as pretty pedestal as one could
buy in the stores for $3.50. They are
very handy In the sick room, and also
make excellent stands for lamps
he I co1n
enough for three shelves. | nailed
small cleats to each side to support
the shelves and placed them as far
apart as the ordinary book shelves.
The third shelf | placed a few inches
from the top and had it more than
twice as large as the other two, as
this had to form the protruding part
Of the desk. | painted and vanished
the whole thing and then put drape
of cretonne in front OF the two lower
shelves.
For the window seatI took a box
six feet long and three feet wide and
attached four casters to the four cor
ners, | padded the top with batting
then covered it with cretonne the same
as | used for the desk. | divided the
inside of the box. into two compart-
nents one for shoes. and such articles
of clothing as could be kept there
properly; the other was used as
hamper for soiled clothes.
We kept the desk supplied with
such magazines as a boy would care
for.
We were well repaid for the trouble
We took in fixing the boys room q
little, Tor he spent many hours there
that would have been spent otherwise
II his room had the cherries, lonely
atmosphere that some boys rooms
haye.-The Circle Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
SOME SHORT TALKS
ON MANY SUBJECTS
BY RETIRED TEACHER.

One of the big vampires of the {.
; treasury is the forest seyyice. An
army of men Sufficient to CONQUER
venezuela Is employed in this ser.
vice to "consefye,' the timber Of the
qpdi while a, protective tariff is
maintained to keep timber and ldm.
Der from being brought in from con
rignous countries. The gentlemen
oslensibly protecting forests, hrt
passsfgsahe most of the time in the
arm chairs of rural hotels. are many
TM missionary work of churches
costs much money; but this is the
EA3' n4ss4s6At of people who feel an
ElR,eresst IN the work. Perhaps II
does hiuch good if affords enpldr.
nfsns atfs atliving to many men and
Setaenr Hs4 domestic missions seem
to be needed, Some statesmen AMI
ous4EsSAanssn engaged in, the affairs
OF thsAWofid at large think the for.
= ls.ss.4 nussinns create. prejudice
against Christian commercial nations
that Is Improbable to these nations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
cGlRB'fo fHE FRONT:

Cairoites probably can be depended
upon to see that their city is credit
ably represented at the several, dep.
onstrstions in behalf of the rivers
that are scNedu,ed for the neaf ftf
tnre. The Ohio river meeting Id DIN,
cinnati is first on the list then Rames
the Presidential visit here and with
that IA Nfp. 10 New Orleans to al,
tend thf injecting Of the National
X Rixaxss -aEAl 1S&sJlars association AGO.. Z
taffoites have been always liberal
with their money contributions, and
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
when 44ie Mifes Awann,

Sunday night the above named play
lWlhsS, the attraction at Cairo sopera
house, It is a comedy BY CHas. ST.
vincent and one Of the success fu'
productions of Ethe' season: fr;}e
Matinee. 25 and soc night, %. so rs
and et.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Atera@e, nvdlher of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908 49,. 20S4
Average number of complete and
perfect . copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of Aug
ust 1909 2065
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Classical
Music
Enjoyed
by Few
By DR.. PRENTISS HARRELL

of the classic cold unmcodious order and number ecing
applause.
few nights LATER heard Sgnor Tasca band playing Ba-
and what difference there Every Of the enthusiastic
Italians appaud the echo and after
There rendition of the that the audience knewthe familiar
music what catches the peopand the banmen
work the fullest measure cf animation They played with all their souls.
the gave each performer the pleasure
did the hearers and think this after all the surest way achieving
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
SAID PEARY WAS KIND
Concluded From First Page.)

Leaving the stage three ladies EN-
braced him He drove through the
shouting crowds to his hotel, where
he was welcomed before the conyen.
tion of the state medical society, the
doctors honoring their brother ply
sican. Dr.. Cook left at midnight for
New .Iorls
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Satisfactorily Hatlnad

Little Willie" Say, pa. what is
hypoerite? PA hypocEite, my
son, is man who publicly thanks
Providence for his success, then gets
mad every time anybody insinuates
that he isn't mainly responsible for it
himself. STRAY Stories.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Only a very limited number of people
really enjoy what is called classical music
Grand opera is bore to the average
person, vet many people profess to admire
ii IN order to seem as cultured as their
neighbors. A few days since | was in
Washington, d. G., and strolled down back
of the Treasury building, where the Ma
rine band was entertaining the public. 1t
it most excellent band and there is
hardly a more competent aggregation of
musicians in the country. On this occa-
sion, however. the selections did not en-
hraee anY .n-called .nonmIar' Mrs: all were
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
INVESTIGATION ORDERED,

New York, Sept 29.-Ry a vote OF
five to three the directors of the EX-
|plorers' Club ordered an inquiry to.
might Into Hr. Cooks assertion that
Ne "aseeniled Mount Mckinley in 1906.
Thdt dFteetors have already made
extensive inquiries relative to Cook 5
ascent By correspondence and petsen
ar interviews, anetsit is said they OBJ,
tained information not hitherto masle
buBlfc' ~sc ~ ttsr defF@
Peary is president of the EXPLORERS
Club, and Cook is formers president
1t is understood that in deciding to
look up the matter of Cooks ascent
the club decided to cali off the ban
quet planned for Cooks honor
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
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S9Wfi rss L
} asAE1aiei1.aIIsTs AM n METHoI5.

".
OF all the pratesatanl. churches TIE
Methodist is the most business like
TIE name Methodist was originally
nicknamt applied to the church in
IT'S earliest organization, because of
sf tic irsstence bytits organizers upon
Y strict methods in tie conduct Of ali
religious duties. The church was
the uutgrowth Of eiglous society
fbfmAAsitia t729 at Oxford unipers,ty,
leqeIesaihg atTganizeiE teing John and
tfafes 1Tes,ey. hey called it the
H'Holy Club bdt,abs reason of their
sNN' methodical strictnass, they beca1e
! !. skgnwn as the Metlo lists, and this
name vas at 'leiigth satt@pted by the
|. !. society Itself ahf the designation
W which was first given in tidicule Bs'
n came, ope, Il honor and distinction .
{, The annual conferences of the Meth
odist chngSl demonstrate in marked
degree the business.lke' methods
which 4 dayss. yys.;igq igqsi.sted epon in the con-
duct 81 the affairs of the church. Th9'
sessions Of the conference are givsa'
= up to. business, Systematically and
'ilitefHseritfry tairriede OH. rsefganises,
effort Is always the best means OF
Preaching success, an dthe plan Of work
$50 faithfully carried out by the Meth.
lcdist church cannot fail to keep This
Society in the fSc4.; raPk of the
Protestans ,., fs1yFhFes. n
4 ari systematic effort III reIigioffss
| work in order to succeed as there
must bS in all other lines of activity.
There is no longeE statement Of fptF-
than The Lord helps Shose who heTsI
themselves" Their slould Re as
much zeal Intelligence and practical
common sense used in doing the
Lords work as in doing the worlds
work. :.
That which is right will eventually
PREVAIL ,sprovided t.uao who stand for.
the right work hard enough for 1t.
Brit t will not prevail of itself The
& MethodAt Wass OF fapplying practical
business principles and organized
energy Jtcltlc, wo worls4es spreading the
gospel certainly Is worthy of the cor
Il dial approval, Of all, whether or not
a they sntsenbe flilly 10 other features
Of the Methodist loetl,ne
We feel that CentralIa has beon
bunorea in having been selected by
the conference as its nlace of meet
ing, ami believe that the cause of
Christianity in tt-is city win be
strenethrnfd and uplifted generously
ty the results OF this conference. The
" good effects will be felt, not alone
IS BY the Methodist denomination but
II by allSrbff sa privilege. to entertain
so distinguished gathering of men
and wRMqegn WYNN ;engaged in a holy calling
H and centralia is proud Of the fact that
TX the cEpference, has been, entertained
Nm IN manner IN Keeping with its high
characteI and lofty purposes. Cen
"A tralia Demdcrat w