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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

stmr Tiverton. for San Francisco; stmr Port
EASTERN PORTS
NORFOI4K-Sailed May 4-Br stmr NauxaaH.
NEW YoRK-Arrived May 4-Br stmr euya-
hoss from Shields -
-, MANILA Arrived May TT transport
Thomas. hence April ).
for San Francisco
Arrived May ST $ stmr Logan. from Ma
Sailed May 5-Bktn Fullerton for Port san
Luis.
FOREIGN PORTS
CoM0x. B. c--Saiied May 4-Ner stmr
YOKOHAMA Sailed May 2-Br sfmr Ming
chow. for Seattle. May 3-IsP stmr Nippon
Mara for San Francisco. via Honolulu
Arrived prior May S-Br stTnr Ainschow.
from Glasgow for Ssattle.
IQUiQUE- Sailed April n lschr Ariel for
Arrived April Ie-Nor simr Bersenhus. from
Buenos Aires.
MoJI-Arrired Nav s-Br stmr winu-basO-
sALINA cRUz-saIed May 4-ssmr Nebras
kan. for Puget sound. via san Diego
Sailed prior May Ger stmr DeDderah- for
IPSWICH Arrived May s-Fr bark lean.
hence NsF -
MELBoURNE-A Arrived prior May t-Nor
sfBr Henrik IbseD. hesce March 20. vie Sydoey.
T4YAQUIf.-saiied April I3-Ger stinr Den
derah for San Francisco via Ssiina Cruz
Thade FaeelBnd. for ST. Lucia
Arrived May s-Br stmr New
tor Hail. from New York
yANcOUYER-AFrived May a-Puritsa. from
MAY 5-Rr ship Cissie fram Townsend.
ACAPTIcO-Sailed May 4-Sfmr CITY Of sgd
nev for AneoR. sie
YICTORIA-sziIed May 5-Nor stmr Jethou.
for Gusymss.
cooTiMBo-Arrired May 4schr Taurus,
from GFays Harber.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0Rk=AFFiFed May 5-Stmr CarOnis
from LiverpO0l stmr Friederieh der Crosse.
from Bremen stmr Oceanic. from Southampton
BRESfEN-ArriVed Nav 4-Stmr Kaiser Viii
helm der Crosse. from New York.
GIASGOW-Arriyed May 5-Stmr Fnrnessia.
from New York.
NAPLEs-Arriyed May 2-Stmr Sord Amer
aioJI~Arrised Nay s-stmr winaebago from
San Francisco.
PI.YMoUTH-srriyed May 5--stmr Dentseh-
land from New York.
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Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION, JAN. is, 1903
VIA SAUSALIT0
For Sausalito, MIL Valley, San Ra-
faeI=Daily except Sunday-Every 20 minutes
from 6:40 a.. m. until 10 a. M: hourly until 4
p. m.. then 4:40 and every 40 minutes until $40
On Sundays every 40 minutes from $40 a.. m
to 500 D. n., then ek5 and II
For Fairfsx-Week days-6:4o. 7s20. 500.
II 90 a. m. $500 ,. N. Saturdays only). 400
su sunSayIs:oo' so. 1890. 1o:4o. 1870 a. m..
i2 M, 12:4o, 1:2o 2:oc. 2;4o. $40. 400. $40
For San Quentin-DaiIy-s;O a. m. and 200
500 a. m. daily for CazaderO and way stations.
500 p. m. saturday only for CazaderO and way
stations.
Fer Tiburen, BeIvedere and san Ra-
fnelET:s5. 1910, 11:00 a. m: tsl2:3o p. m
On Sunday additional trips at $500 a. M, ~ go
and ESQ p. m, for San Rafael and intermediate
points.
7:s5 a. m daily for Petaluma. sants Rosa.
Hesidsburg, Clcyerdale, ukiah. Willis, Sher-
wood Sebastopol and way stations
7:35 a. m. daily. except Sunday. for Glen
Ellen, Guerneyille, River Landing and way sta
tions.
500 a. m Sunday only-PetsIuma. Santa Rosa
Healdsburg. cioverdale Glen Ellen. Guernevills.
River Landing and way stations.
li:0o .. m for Petaluma, Santa Rosa and way
stations
$40 D. m. daily for Petaluma. SAINTS Rosa.
Healdsburg Cloverdale. Ukish, Guerneville. Sc
5:ie d. M daily for Petsluma. Santa Rosa,
Glen Ellen and way stations
sTe Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents author
tied to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices. north end Ferry Building aud
ST4 Market street. Flood building.
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Dainty Skirts Sweep Mongolia's Asiatic Steerage

140 lbs glue, Il bdls iron 26 cs varnish. cs
typewriters, - pkgs sewing machines. 35 cs
oils.
To China-43.320 lbs malt. $3.50 lbs sugar.
1850 lbs and 62 SKIS dried fsh, 1850 lbs pearl
barley. 1907 lbs beans. 800 lbs Ientls. 1.s56
80 canned goods. L. 164 lbs and l cs bread.
1850 lbs Goldfish. 3.420 lbs coffee, 902 lbs
chocolate, ! $50 lbs tea, 3S salmon 40 lbs
raisns. 400 lbs dried fruit - 736 lbs cheese
26 pkgs fresh fruits. 3 grape juice u gals
wine, pkgs leather boots and Shoes g
pkgs dry goods , pkgs drugs. 2,012 lbs ginseng
1G6 pkgs roofing material. IL cs oil
To korea-Il es canned goods II gals and 3
wine 10 whisky. :; cs brandy, $40 lbs lard
100 lbs raisins. 100 lbs Goldfish IS pkgs gro
ceries and provisions Il pkgs machinery. )
pkgs electrical goods.
70 East Indies-sSi canned goods 81 cs
salmon. > cs leather. pkg machinery.
TO Nicoaefski-900 pkgs motor boat
10 Philippine islands-10 canned goods "A
rolls and ] leather. ;i6 boots and shoes 4
pkgs dry goods. pkgs electrical goods, ! cs
bicycles.
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The steamer Mongolia sailed for Hongkong
and way ports. via Honolulu. yesterday with
carge valued S266 16s exclusive of treasure
snd to be distributed follows: For Honolulu
s2s .05S; Japan $i22, ,331 China. S35, ,044 Korea
81 J07: East Indies. 800; Nicolaefski SO 800: !:
principal shipments and their destinations were
follows:
To Honolulu-1S60 lbs lard. II .327 lbs beans
135i lbs peas. s07 lbs bread 625 lbs butter
52z lbs cheese. 4.303 lbs and cs meals. sT5
lbs dried fruit. 725 lbs raisins 30 pkgs potatoes
200 pkgs fresh fruits 474 lbs garlic 200 lbs
hops csc lbs dried fish, 30 casks beer. anto-
mobiles and bxs parts 13 pkgs dry goods. /
cs shoes, cs cigars. 10 pkgs machinery. rs
pkgs naval stores, 2420 lbs tobacco, S07 pkgs
portable iron house.
To Japan-l0.S9i lbs sugar. 3.024 gals wine.
I.424 lbs coffee. 696 lbs chocolate. 265 lbs
cheese. A canned goods. 295 lbs dried fruit.
II pkgs fresh fruits 1.536 bales cotton 2s3
rolls and es leather. u cs boots and shoes rs
pkgs machinery. III pkgs assay goods. 8 cs bee
hive so bxs candies, pkgs electrical goods,
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VISITORS ON LINER
LEAVE IN MYSTERIES
Main Gaugway Is Taken Down
, Is Minutes Before Sailing
Time and Confusion Ensues

HE Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia. Captai n
Henry r. Morton.
sailed at ] O'Clock
yesterday for the far
east, crowded with
passengers and car
rying a large cargo.
The liner sailed on
time and made a
pretty q e parIure e
from the wharf. but
neither the prompt
ness nor the good
seamanship were ap-
preciated by the 100
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantiuue
pyREcT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS


Sailing every Thursday. instead OF Saturday.
at 10 a. M, from pier AZ, North river foot Of
Morton st.
First class to Hayre. $tI5O and upward: sec
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 State St, New York. ]. r. FUGAzI
Manager Pacific Coast $50 Montgomery ST.. san
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

by courtesy Of Postal cable company: Tokyo
Cloudy; calm: temperature, SO degrees.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
pera tures reported. from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, J6-46; New York. $3.50
Omaha S6-5S.
SYNOPSIS
High north winds are blowing on the north
coast and in the great valley of California. At
Eureka maximum velocity of ~ miles from
the north and at Red Bluff % northwest are
reported. No rain has fallen west of the
Rocky mountains. except light showers in Puget
sound The temperature has fallen over 20
degrees in Utah and southern Idaho Afternoon
temperatures in the great valley will exceed
go degrees. The relative humidity at Red Bluff
IS per cent and at Fresno &c per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours,
ending midnight, May g.
San Francisco aud vicinity--Fair: warmer
Thursday moderate north winds,
Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday: continued
warm: brisk north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Thursday; continued
warm; brisk north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday; continued
warm; brisk north winds.
Los Angeles and FicBty-Cioudy Thursday.
possibly showers in the mountains; moderate
south winds. a. q. NcADIE,
District Forecaster.
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Memoranda

LONDON. Mar 4EFr bark Jean from san
Francisco Nov "a 1905 arrived at Ipswich May
?. after a stormy passage Boats and decks
badly ged aud two OF crew lost overheard.
BERMUDA May 4-S1mr Alaskan. from NesN
port News for San Francisco. put in here for
medical assistance
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Weather Report

luited States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, May >.
RAINFALL, DATA
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Armr Trananarfs

Army TFanep0rts
Tho Logan sailed April IS from Manila
The Crook is In port.
The -Buf0rd is in port.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick IS at Manila.
The sheridan sailed May for Manila.
The Thomas arrived May ? at Manila.
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.About
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Nerchandise for the Orienf
A Lumber Chnyte,

The schooner r. c. Sade at Grays Harbor
is under charter for lumber thence to Santa
Rosslis.
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Dr more women who had been on board
bidding friends goodby and who had
been compelled 10 sweep with dainty
skirts the dark and narrow alley ways
OF the Asiatic steerage in order to get
ashore
The All ashore" gong WAS sounded
~ l2:45. The visitors promptly start
SanSWay by which they had come on
board had been taken down The
fhrong was turned back and told 10
take the after gangwaY. To reach
this they had 20 climb down three
companion ladders. the last one steep.
dark aud narrow. and make their way
in the darkness between the closely
sci rows Of hunks in the Asiatic steer
step Lively, Now, or Nou'H Have TO
swim, and many Of the women were
half hysterical by the time they
reached the wharf
Among the Mongolis's passengers
were three bridal couples and the
Sangwag and decks were white with
the rice with which their friends show
cred them as they went on board. The
honeymoon couples were: Marcel r.
CERT and wife. Walter A. Scott and
wife. bound for Honolulu. and j. :. H.
FRANK and wife. whose destination is
Yokohama
John Burroughs. the famous natur-
alist was another passenger. He has
crossed the Atlantic twice. but this is
ms first venture on the bosom Of the
Pacific. DR. j. r. Hurley Of the marine
hospital service. who has been on
Quarantine duty at this port was d
passenger on the liner He is going TO
Manlla, and was accompanied by Mrs.
Former Vice President and Mrs. c.
" Fairbanks viii join the liner at
Honolulu where they broke their
journey TO the far east
The Mongolia's passengers included:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06

Average snow on ground 81 inches
BY courtesy of Postal cable company: Tokyo
Cloudy; calm: temperature, SO degrees.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Fit. Date Remarks
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Veteran Pilot Laid ia Re-,

The remains Of Captain Frank BOYD.
par pilot, who died Saturday at his
rome IN san Mateo, were laid to rest
Yesterday at Cypress Lawn cemetery
The niots sent 10 the graveside as a
token Of their regard q large fiorsf
piece representing pilot schooner. a
Nawl ana an ocean liner. The follow
ing pilots attended the funeral: Can
tains Steve Castle J. n Haves. lanes
Miller =. W. Christensen. j. e Mat
theson. John Siiovich and Mitchell Tv-
son. " Downs and A Marks from
the marine department of the Mer-
chants exchange were also present
Korea II Due Monday
The Pacific fsitliner Korea, Captain
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
WEATHER BUREAU
.STRONGL VENDORS Z
CAIRO BOARD OF TRADE PASSES
RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING
CRITICISM BY ARTICLE IN
; EVERYBoDY's

At meeting of the Board of Di-
recturs Of the Board Of Trade Of
Cairo, Illinois. the following was
|unanismousfy adopted a.
I We have read with good deaf
OF surprise an article published in
Everybody's Magazine for the cur
rent month, written by Mr Emmcr-
so1 IIough. in which he INDUCES in
much. and. we believe. harsh criti-
cism of the government weather hui
reau without questioning the mo-
tives that impeled the author to
write this or the magazine for pub
fishing il, we fed that they nave
done an unwaranted injustice to one
Of the governments most important
utilities. Therefore it is
Resolved That We express our
emphatic disapproyal of the article
in question, aud at the same time de.
clare our confidence IN the general
management of the weather bureau
basing this confidence on our more or
less personal knowledge of the man
agcment of the Cairo station for
many years, aud assuming that all
the others arc In as equally careful
and capable hands. The forecasts
have been Of incaculablc benefit to
the community enabling the people
TO guard against frost, floods anil
freezing as far as possible, aud they
have been of equal value to both
the farming and comercial Interests
nf the Mississippi valley We be
Iicve it 10 be- the duty of our sen
atorg aud members Of congress %
do all In their power to uphold aud
maintain the weather bureau. aud w,
would urge upon the local press %
refute the unjustiiia0ie attack upon
the service by citing the numerous
Instances where it has benefited the
ponlc2 tff.s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
BIG EXCURSIONS
Into Cairo Yegterdsy-Brought About
5000. Mostly Negroes-Seven
Special Officers on Duty.

The Mobile and Ohio and the iii
nois Central excursions brought
large crowds 70 Cairo Yesterday. the
T. T. bringing 13 coaches from Boil.
var and the NJ and o. a. coaches
from Corinth Tic excursionists
Numbered about 5000. some eyel
riding in the baggage coaches
Special OHiccrs Briggs. Hum
King and Fitzgerald Of The / e. and
Kinney and Kennedy Ct the NJ & q
were on duty to keep the many ne
groes who came ia Cairo from being
too hUisterous and to Keep them from
mixing up" with the Cairo negroes
when the trains leave They will
accompany the trains TO their desti-
nations.
The C. r & L. :. mad ter cars run
ming on the belt line all north on
Commercial The change was made
without any notification to patrons
Of the line and As q consequence
most OF them ate late dinners. The
Traction Co had a large sign placed
on pole at the Big Four station
which read Take a ride around the
city. Sc" .----
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
CAIR0'S OWN The
AMERICAN STEAMLAUNDRY

There is no reason why anyone
should have their laundry work
shipped out of town when Cairo has
the Most up to date laundry plant in
this part of the country. We give
careful attention to details. mendins
free. buttons sewed pn. pocket in
neck band opened high grade DO.
nestle finish, exclusively In future
all shirts win be. delivered in boxe.
lined with tissue paper Prompt, mp
to date service guaranteed.
BUNDLES RECEIVED BEFORE
NINE A. NJ CAN BE HAD THE
SAME DAY II DESIRED.
Flat work, % pieces for . cents
Rough work 35e per dozen.
American Steam Laundry.
20s Eighth St.
f. +. Paul, Manager
Both Phones.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
INJURED By WAGON
.Littl. GLADYS Owens. five Years Old
Fun Over at Nineteenth and
Poplar last Night.

GLADYS Owens. a Girl Of about FIVE
years of age. was run over and quito
severely injured by city delivery
wagon Of the New York Store last
night about $50 at Nincteeuth and
Poplar streets. The girl Vas cross
ing the street and the wagon coming
in the same direction when the &C.
cident occurred The doctor who AT
tended he.' Faid no were
hroke- hut he could not saw il she
suffered any internal injuries The
driver Ct the wagon stopped after
the, mishsp took place The girls
mother is a widow and was working
at Or Davis office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Students OUTING.

The students of the Kentucky
Western School and the NcCracken
County Alumni association had their
annual outing yesterday and came TO
Cairo on the Dick Fowler. The party
was accompanied by Prof, Ragsdale OF
the * W. s." which is located at
Lone Oak. two and half miles from
Paducah About 40 came down.
They returned to Paducah at four
o Clock. iEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Insurance Agency Changes,

Alderman Williams has bought
out the fire insurance agency Of
Judge Andrew Whitcamp and added
II to his own. He has now fine line
of companies. Judge Whitcamp viii
have his time too much taken M
with the city's business IA attend TO
any other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Recital.

The music pupils of Miss Emma
Lansden gave a recital yesterday At
ternoon at her home on Fifth street
Following was the program given;
Rondo in Mozart -dith Ian.
gan.
Rondoletto n Bqrgmuller vira
Mae Held, a
valetta Krogmann Walter
Ryan.
Browners' Dance-Martin March
- Krogman John Rennie
Melodies Forsyth. Lois Buch
anan
Polka Caprice-Krogman1; Ave
Maria Burgmuller; Beulah Hall.
Scarf Dance Chaminade, Inez
Meehan.
a Highland Ladiies-lMorey; Milo
Buchanan -ea,t, ..s.~.
Songs Slave Songs-Theresa del
Riego; Spring is Here-Edith Dick
Miss Mabel Langan.
Waltz Rollmoon: Cham sonette
Werner: Willie RYAN,
Cabaletta-I.ac Valse Borrow
'ki: Marguerite o'ConneH.
Gave te--Gurlitt Peasant Waltz
-Dcnnee; Vira Mae Held
Valse from La Boneme -PuC-
cini; Edith LangaE
La BONN; Milo Buchan-
ma.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Class Dinner.

by six members Of The .eraduatipg
BY siS. members !. of the, gradpaltit11s
class tomorrow right, .. ...lt
The first course will be served at
$50 ri; the home Of Clifford Vincent
'of Sixth street The other five will
he given at the homes Of The Follow
Ing: blanche BRYANT Glenn Butler,
Mona Perrault, Zaida Lewis and Ky e
Emit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
HEAP LIE BALLS RoLLt

t s, Perkins has opened his now
'BHliard and Pool Parlor at 1O2 Eighth
street, in the Vincent block. where h.
T. ploased to meet his friends and the
public 10 call and enjoy the pleasure
Of PLAYING upon his fine new Bruins
wick BalkcCollendeT tables First ella =
in every respect.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Inflammation Wanted.

Mrs Freeman OF oxford, Ind. care
of W. Gibson, r. F. - No. l. wan o
information about John Gibson, WAC
was born in Kilmarnock, Ayershlre
Scotland aud is believed to be IN
Cairo. Mrs. Freeman IS sister,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
MARRIAeELIcENsEs.

Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday as follows: John p Gard
ner. %, Cairo and Miss Ethel c.
Holly Olive Branch H.. Robert
Moore. q, Cairo, and Miss Mamie
Butler. Is. Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30

After the siege of the Pekin lega-
tons a dozen Russian soldiers bent
on loot and outrage raided the house
IN which one of my band boys lived
with his mother and sister Sir Rob
ert Hart said at dinner at the Au-
thors' club. 1.-THE boy snatched his
violin and played the Russian national
anthem and the hooters stood at at
tention Then they left the house
without molesting anyone"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alphonse Meyer. of Memphis. is in
the city on business.
Mrs win Smith Of Charleston. was
in the city yesterday
Irwin Pretorius. of Chicago. is here
the grest of Leo KIeb
NJ Eeiman t' 3rt NC : y,si in
his son, steven Rem "A.
~ 4. Halliday left last night on a
business iripp to Chicago.
J. Blumcnthal, of Philadelphia, is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
CITY NEWS NBRIEF
Alexander Club Meeting,

A special meeting of Alexaad 7
club is called for Monday, June 1 70
consider various matters OF import
ance to the club.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Pansy Club.

Miss Clara Stran'z en.srlaanedttae
Pansy Club yesterday afternoon at
her home on upper Washington ave
nue.. <s.ffs.
THE afternoon was delightfully."-
spent in sewing aud games aEer
which a pouItiful two course
luncheon was served.
Boauets of peonies and magnollas
decorated the rooms.
Guests OF the club Tere Mrs. Louis
Tonne aud Miss Anna Doud,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
China Shower,


Miss Mary Galgan was the recip
lent Of a set Of beautiful Guns am
sauoers yesterday Afternoon at a
China shower given by Miss Julia Far
rim al her home on sTwentythird
street
III addition 10 the Guns and sauceri
Miss GaIigan also received hand
some salad bowl.
Only the teachers q Douglas
school were present, Miss ,Galigan
having been teacher there until re-
Gently. 4s
Those who attended the affair were
Mrs. Anne Riley Redman. Misses
Grace Clendenen, Margaret teuschen
Jennie Dewey, Reta Copn, Allie
Chambers as Eah
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30

The arch at Eighth and CONNER
cial again blazed in the sky last
evenig. through the public spirit OF
PIN. c. Barclay 'of the Mlssachu-
sets Mutual Life Insurance coni.
pany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
q SOCIAL lind PERSONAL n

here on business for the BIunenthal
Brcs,
Miss Sue Rasco, of Barlow. was
in the city shopping yesterday
/ Vance Malone is visiting friends IN
: Charleston, Mo, for il rev days.
Mrs Mary bernstein has returned
from an extended visit in pn Quoiu.
Miss Secan Feutz will ss.nehd Sun
day in Anna, the guest OF her ster,
| Hiss Rose Berry, Of Birds Point,
twas the guest OF Mrs 1oan Summons
Yesterday
! Miss Mabel end Hardin GhoIson, of
Fkcvil, Ky, were here visiting frieuds
YESTERDAY.
/ Mr. and Mrs David Rosenberg and
Ichlldren leave today for St Louis for
ia brief visit.
i Mr.. ana Mrs, NJ LYMAN have re
ff.nrned frem an extended trip to Daw-
Eson springs.
Il Mrs nunning and Miss H Beaver,
ny. of Mounl City were Cairo shop
Ipers yesterday.
Miss Ruth Mcneil left yes erlav
Ito spend Sunday with relatives in
EPaducah, Ky.
Mrs Myrta Hunt of Murphyshoro.
| is the guest of Miss Effie Brelsford,
of Center street.
J. p, Magee has returned from st.
Louis where he has been Tor several
days on business
w Huette has returned from s.
Louis, where he has been taking
treatment for rheumatism
Mrs Robert Read and little son.
Robert LEFT last night Tor chicago to
visit friends for few DAYS
Mrs Malcolm Riggle and Mrs VIII
Parrott of Goose Island. were guests
OF Mrs W L Bristol yesterday
Mrs George Wearen and children
hGve returned from st Louis. weber
fthey have been for the past week.
VIII Parrott, of Goose Island. was
in the city Yesterday taking a teach
er's examination q the High School
Miss Fannie Lee Tolson, of Jack,
son, Tenn was here Friday The guest
of Mrs T. D. WinIrom. enruute to
Johnson City to visit relatives.
Miss blanche Thistlewood. Of
Mounds, spent the day Friday with
Mrs 3. u Thistlewood. of tenth
street
Ray Teichman has returned from
Lexington, Mo-. where ne has been
attending the Wentworth Military Ac.
lademy ''' !" A
Mrs. H. r. Lower, WHO has been
here visiting relatives for several
wsGks returned to her home in Hot
Strings, Ark. YES erday t '
Miss Tena Taite has resigned her
position at T. b Reeds and has re
turned to her home in Golden. IN. to
accept a position at the bank there.
Mrs C. Fisher and daughter.
Ruth. of g Louis. will arrive to-
day to he guests Of Mrs n. Nc
Cullough. Of lower Washington ave
nuc
! E Crowley, Of st. Louis, is the
guest of Claude Winter NJ MIR
Crowley vas formerly a resident Of
Cairo. He is now representing the
Wm. Lemp Brewing Go.
Nr. and Mrs. J. r. Boyl Mr. aud
Ms ~ L. Duncan and MIR T. J.
Lynch have returned from Peoria
whore they attended the state Sunday
scboolt convention. Messrs Boyd
and lpsnFan Mere .dciegateg represent
ing .tIId wetholis' Sunday fschodf
49, =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30

Hone said Uncle Eben, "is q
.,iq3sin When you's willin' to back n
II little hard work Std O lettin' il
ss hse'f cut on policy ticket
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
saya. the Philosopher.

"Ef you can't git up the ladder of
success on Sh,trs own feet, don't grab
the cuttails of the Teller ahead as
a last resort"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Monday Gard Club.

Mrs. p. ], Nassaucr will entertain
the Monday Card Club tomorrow az
ernoon at her home on Twenty-sey-
enth street -.-.-.----.. -.....-.--..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30
Mite Society.

The Mite Society of the Cairo Bap
tist ehurcl will meet tomorrow after,
noon at a:S0 O'Clock II the nome OF
Mrs. f. d. Mathews, OF twenty
fourth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30

The only Cairo paper with the ser.
vice OF the Associated Press is The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-30

here on business for the Blumenth'
Brcs.