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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
CHINESE COOK GIVEN
GENEROUS REQUEST
Peter White Remembers Faith
full Celestial in Will

OAKLAND. Sept. 29.-Hing, Chi
nese cook. for 80 years in the employ
of the late Peter White of Alameda,
is to have $4,000, as provided in
Whites will. The same amount was
apportioned to IA of Whites nieces
and nephews. Mrs. Mabel Burnham, a
daughter, was given $4,000. and $4,000
was set aside for w. H. Burnham, his
son in law.
The residue of the estate, which was
valued at 100000, will be held in trust
by Asa l.. White, brother. the In
come to be paid to Mrs. Burnham's lit
tie daughter, and at her death to be
divided among his nieces and nephews.
White was senior member of the San
Francisco firm of White Brothers, pio-
neer dealers in hardwoods. Their yards
were located on the water front and
escaped destruction in the fire of 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
WITNESS UNABLE TO
SPEAK DURING TRIAL
Charles FischeI Compelled to
Write Out Answers

BERKELEY, Sept. 29.-W. A. Cox,
who was charged with having assaulted
Charles Fischel August IA during
quarrel over wages, was held to an
swer to the superior court by Judge
Edgar%today.
Charles Fischel, the complaining
witness, appeared in court and was
unable to talk on account of the in
juries he is alleged to have received at
the hands of Cox. He was compelled
to write out answers to the cross ex-
animation, which were read by Judge
Edgar.
w. w. Wood and Mrs. Jesse Wood,
who were with Cox at the time of the
alleged assault, will be tried for bat
terry October IA
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
WOMAN is BURNED BY
GASOLINE EXPLOSION

BERKELEY, Sept. 29.-As the result
of carrying 9. burning bottle of gasoline
out of her kitchen, Mrs. William Cham
berlain of 1440 Bonita. avenue mar
rowly escaped death yesterday after
noon, when the bottle exploded.
Mrs. Chamberlain was cleaning CLOTH
ing when the bottle of gasoline, which
she placed near the stove, caught fire,
and. fearing that an explosion would
set the house on fire, the woman car
ried the bottle to the window and
threw it to the ground.
Then the receptacle exploded. burn
ing the woman about the face and
hands. No other damage was done,
and the victim of the accident is re-
ported out of danger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
HINDU GUEST TAKES
MONEY FROM BEDMATE
Room Thefts Are Reported to
Police by Lodgers

OAKLAND. Sept 3O-Arthur Christ
ner of 1852 Goss street played the good
Samaritan with Hindu, a chance
acquaintance, last night and was
robbed of $40, according to the report
the victim made to the police today
Christner said that while Influenced
by alcoholic beverage he had taken
the Hindu to his room for the night
This morning he awakened and found
his money gone.
A sneak thief stole clothing worth
$50 from Manuel Reberie's room at
Seventh and Franklin streets last
night. From Norman Mafnwa rings
apartment, 257A Twelfth street, gar
ments worth $40 were taken.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
HUSBANDS AFFINITY is
NAMED IN WIFE'S SUIT
Telegraph Operator Accused of
DESERVING Spouse

OAKLAND, Sept. 29.-Naming Mrs.
Gardelina Stainer as an affinity who
had great success with her husband.
Mrs. Grace c. Church filed suit for
divorce today against Martin III. Church,
a telegraph operator. The complaint
charged Church with living openly
with Mrs Stainer at Colusa Junction.
with neglecting to support his wife
and with striking her in the face on
the streets. She also said he had gone
to Mexico with another woman.
Lauretta Payne accused Charles
Payne of hurting a plate of hot stew
across the table and with other forms
of personal abuse. Mrs. Payne wants
divorce.
:. Katie ". Barber was finally divorced
from George II. Barber, an iron molder.
who neglected her.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
MAYOR MOTT GIVEN
VOTE OF THANKS BY CLUBS
Improvement Association Will
Cooperate i'm Betterment

OAKLAND, Sept. 2s.-Civic improye-
ments were discussed last night by
Mayor Mott before the Vernon Heights
and Lake Shore Improvement club, and
at the end Of his talk unanimous
vote was taken thanking him for his
address and pledging the members of
the club 10 do their utmost in CO.
operating with the plans for better
ing the city Of Oakland that the mayor
outlined.
The topics Mayor Mott dwelt on
were Our Public Schools, Park
Bonds and the Purchase to Be Made in
the Vicinity" Lake Dredging and the
General Scheme for Beautification, =
Development Of the Water Front
and Contemplated Improvements of
Wharves and Docks" Bond Issue for
Same. Amounting to s2,222 600" and
New Schools and Location of Same"
The committee on parks made re-
port TO the effect that an effort should
be made TO secure tennis courts and
a baseball field in Adams Point park.
The committee on fire protection re-
ported that progress was being made
in securing more hydrants. The fol-
lowing members were present at the
meeting
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
POWER COMPANY OFFERS
CURRENT TO ALAMEDA
Electricity Commission Files
Proposal for Reference

ALAMEDA. Sept. 2s.-The Great
Western power company is desirous of
supplying electric current in this city
and has filed an offer with the eiec-
tricity commission to furnish power at
wholesale rates As it would cost
$4,000 to install apparatus for bring
ing outside current into the city's plant
the electricity commissioners have de-
cided TO file the offer for future con-
sideration- All the commercial electric
current now used in Alameda is sup
piled by the municipal light and power
plant and no other concern can, under
existing regulations, compete with the
city
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
WORK OF GRADING NEW
LOOP TO BE STARTED
Southern Pacific Busy With Its
Electric System

ALAMEDA. Sept. 29.-Bids for the
grading of the loop at the east end
that is to connect the north and south
side lines of the Southern Pacific COM
pany in the new electric system that is
now in course of construction have
been submitted to the railroad company
and the award is expected to be made
soon.
Immediately following the letting of
the grading contract work will be
started.
According to the management of the
construction department of the South
ern Pacific there will be no delay in
pushing the project through to COM
pletjon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
MERCHANTS TO HAVE
NIGHT AT STATE FAIR
Exchange Directors Call for a
Large Attendance

OAKLAND, Sept. 29.-The Merchants
exchange viii attend Idora park and
the California state fair Thursday
evening. The exchange directors have
issued special notice to the members
to make a point of taking part in the
evenings entertainment, as an appre-
citation of the progressive spirit of the
park mana cement
Special prizes for county displays
have been awarded as follows: First
prize, Sacramento county, $500; second.
Monterey county, 5000; third. Sonoma
county, 500; fourth, Contra Costa
county, SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
SCHOOL MAPS ARE
TO INCLUDE OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Sept 29-According TO a
telegram read last night at a meeting
of the merchants exchange the state
board of education intends to heed the
protest Of Oaklanders to the effect that
Oakland had been left off the map when
the new school geography was com
piled.
A correction will be made by means
of slip to be pasted in the geogra-
phies, which will properly represent
Oakland.
The exchange also passed resolu-
tion calling for the support of voters
for the project to annex to Oakland
the outlying districts as provided for
in the plan soon to be submitted at an
election.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE
OLEMA CATHOLIC CHURCH
TSpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpeCidi bfSpdtCH 10 ne (dftJ
OLEMA, Sept ga big entertain-
ment and dance will be given here next
Saturday evening at Druids' hall for the
benefit of the Catholic church. Excel
lent amateur talent has been engaged
to make the affair a success. The hall
has been tastefully decorated
Joseph 0Donnell. a comedian and
singer, will come from San Francisco
to take part in the performance. Miss
Mary O'Keefe will appear in humorous
sketch, assisted by James w. Riley and
Miss a. Thornton. Others who will
take part in the affair are.
Mss Nellie Codoni Waller Nelson
Miss Catherine Maze Roma Martella
Miss May Meyers DIR. Cavanagh
Miss Kate GraDdi j. :. CadOni
Mrs. Dr. Covenogh Joe Gamboni
Mrs. @. Krause Bert Crandell
Mrs r. Silacci Falente Bloom
Jerry Adams Tom Irvine
FALSE PRETENSES CHARGED-OakIand Sept
pa warrant was sworn out this morning by
Haralarupos Katsanos for the arrest of D.
Anargyros, cigarette manufacturer. on 4
charge of obtaining $3.50 under false pretenses
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
SEEK TO RAISE MONEY
FOR PORTOLA FLOAT
Native Daughters Will Resort
to Dance for PurnOSe

OAKLAND, Sept 2s.-Plans for the
dance to be given by Aloha parlor,
n. d. G. W, October 5 in Woodmen
hall are rapidly being perfected The
proceeds of the ball are to be devoted
to the Portola float of the parlor, which
will be entered in the civic parade in
San Francisco during the Portola fes-
tiva1. The committee in charge of the
dance is composed of Mrs. G. w. Fair
child. Mrs. Minnie Martin and Mrs. r.
II. Hammond.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
BANK EMPLOYEES FORM
A NEW PISTOL CLUB
They Practice Shooting at a
Range Under Instructor

OAKLAND. Sept 29- Forty-four
Oakland bank employees today signed
the membership roll of a new pistol
club that is to be affiliated with the
United States revolver association.
For two months some Of the bank en-
ployes have been practicing with mis-
tolls at the Shell Mound ranges, so
that any safe cracker or holdup man
getting within range would be punc-
tured. Henry A. Harris, a well known
pistol shot win act as instructor for
the bank employees.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
WOMAN BELIEVES SHE
HAS INHERITED FORTUNE
Mrs. Charles Kingsley Claims
Rich Holland Estate

OAKLAND, Sept 29.-According to
Mrs. Charles Kingsley of $50 Cypress
street, she has fallen heir to fortune
of $4,000 recently left by Pauline
Bueltinck, a wealthy spinster, who died
in Holland. Mrs. Kingsley will claim
the estate through her dead husband.
She was informed of the death of Miss
Bueltinck and of the fortune she left
by Mrs. Joseph Derue, a relative swho
lives at Mishawaka, Ind,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
WOMEN STUDENTS HOLD
D0RMITORY RECEPTION
Many Guests Enjoy Evening at
New Campus Home

BERKELEY, Sept. 29-The women Of
College hall, the dormitory of the stu
dents, held their first open house to-
night in the new building on the north
side of the campus.
The reception, which was greatly en-
joyed, was followed by dance
The social committee of the women
had charge Of the affair, as follows:
Miss Mildred Ahlf, chairman; Miss
Gladys Pilkington. Miss Grace Tully,
Miss Anna Liebenthal and Miss Sue
Davis
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
EXCHANGES BULLETS
WITH PAIR OF THUGS
Duel Fought by BerkeIeyan and
Burglars Without Damage

BERKELEY. Sept 2s.-Perceiving
two men attempting TO break into his
residence at 1873 University avenue
last night Ernest Ahihorn. an employe
n a French cleaning establishment. at
tempted 10 protect his property with
result that five shots were fired at him
by the burglars as they fed. As the
burglars ran from the spot Ahlhorn re-
turned their fire, bur failed to score
a hit. ----------~ -.---~------------------
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

NEW CdAPTER TO BE FORMED Oakland
Sept. 29---Preliminary steps have been taken
10 form new chapter OF Daughters of the
American Revolution. Details will be consid-
cred at meeting October is at the residence
OF Mrs. Frederick Jewell Laird the state re-
gent, at Berkeley. Oakland chanfer's member
ship roIls limited to 50. Is dIlsd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Sept. 29.--The following marriage
iiceuces issued today
John H. Pcarse. 20. Santa Rosa, and Viola
V. Cherry. 80 Berkeley
Argus G. Robinson. AZ, Hanford, and Nina
G. Enslow, "a, Oakland
Harry G. Morley. 25, and Winnie Williams
10. both of Berkeley.
Frank A. Pertosa. II, and Frances P. Herrier
Is. both of Elmhurst.
John Isom, Al, and Sarah Thomas, 4e, both
of Oakland.
Frederick A. Stewart. &c. and Kulamann
Henkenius %, 5oth Of Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

ORDER TRACKS RELAID-Ocean View. Sept
29.-The town trustees have notifed the Oak
land traction company 10 move its tracks in
San Pablo avenue to the middle Of the street
within week II
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-30

FRAME BUILDING DAMAGED-OakIand. Sent
Ga fire which originated in the basement
of a two story frame structure at East Four
teenth street and Thirteenth avenue, owned
by Frank Eckhart. did damage OF about $500
early this morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
WORK INTERRUPTED
0NixT{RURBAN RIB.
CARS WILL NOT RUN TO HALF
WAY HOUSE TODAY AS Elk
PEcTED.
WORK ON CACHE BRIDGE.
viii Bean Monday Cottonwood
Slough Trestle Completed Yes
terday--Cars Run Latter
Part of Week.

It was expected that cars would
run today on the Cairo & st. Louis
railway to the Halfway House, but
this will have to be deferred till the
latter part of the week Several
things interefered to prevent the com,
.pany carrying out its purpose. TIE
poles could not be set because OF high
water ard the supply of ballast gave
out on account Of strike OF the
workmen at the gravel pits at Elco,
whence the ballast is being procured.
Under a contract ten cars per day OF
ballast was to be delivered and this
was being done when the strike came
on ard stopped 1t all settlement
was made, however. after several
days stand-still, ami yesterday seven
cars of gravel came as the first ship
ment after the resumption of work.
The river is going down also and II
lis expected the water will fall suffict
iiently to permit setting the poles ~
the slough The promise now is that
the ears will ran 10 the Halfway
House by the end of the present week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
OPENING SALE
FURNITURE STORE
OF THE PEOPLE FURNITURE
COMPANY OWNED BY cox e.
GARDNER GREAT SUCCESS
STORE CROWDED.

The Inauguration of the closing out
sale of the $4,000 stock of the PEG.
pies Furniture Co. took place yester-
day and will continue till every piece
of furniture in the building is dis
posed Of
Messrs Ellis II. Cox of Cairo and
Temple Gardner OF paducah, who
purchased the stock at 40 cents on
dollars only bought the goods to
close mp the business, as the lease on
the building expires Sept LIST.
The opening day for the slaughter
OF prices unprecedented in Cairo was
a big success The large force OF
statesmen We're kept on the honi skip
and jump Saturday and Saturday
night waiting on the hundreds of
customers,
Wards orchestra furnished nice
music during the day and the three
FLOORS of the big furniture store were
lwell filled with buyers and prospec.
| tive buyers,
Mr.. Gardner, enc of the propric ors
| of this stock, says he was well salts
| fed with the days sales. they being
much larger than he had anticipated
for the first day and at the rapid
rate which the goods are going he
lhopes to be able to close out the
stock long before The so days which
| the new firm has left on the lease Of
| the building.
The S35 Kitchen cabinet to he given
away free Monday night is on exhibit.
tion in the show window and every
lnerson visiting the store is given an
| opportunity to claim the prize,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
MOUNDS.
June 10.

Sllas Bucker was a Cairo visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. C. S Britton of Mound City,
spent the day visiting relatives hore
Friday
Contractor T. w. Buckle and FrauE
Emmett Of villa Ridge were in thu
city on bushes Yesterday.
Engineer !. b. HeaIey is still un
able 10 make his run to Jackson
This is the most favorable weather
for harvest we have had in this sec
ton for may years II is cool ard
dry which allows the grain and hay
10 cure nicely aud which will make the
Guaiity very fine
George Buckle of Pensacola, Fla, +
former /. G. boy, of this city, but now
with Swift and Company was shak
ing hands with his old friends here
yesterday
southern water melons reached our
local market this week.
lake Blum is selling out his thres
hie stores in this cay, and win re-
move to Robinson. H., where he has
nycsted n a large business aud viii
make that his future home We ar,
sorry to lose Alr Blum from our midst
as. he possesses sterling qualities and
an eutcrpgising spirit which alwayf
Iiues success.
(. N. block. agent OF the / c. wa
forced IA leave his office on account
* Illness this morning.
. David Joseph ri Cairo was transact
ing business here yesterday.
Seth Armstrong returned from 81
Louis yesterday He had been VI
there to accompany his mother that
far On her trip to Colorado Springs.
Nouads VS. b. b Rope team of 81
Lofts viii make a strong game at the
lark Sunday.
Thursday night burglars made a
raid on gilla Ridge and robbed rear
y every tusinrss house in the town
among hose who were the heaviest
ccrs wore W c. r. Pavey. general
Sam Blum. dry goods
aud Or. ". c. Rife's office. They SO
cured 4 lot Of strawberry tickets from
to doctor There was number #
other places entered but we were
tie TO learn what was taken from
lem. Blood bounds were brought ur
rom Kentucky as sco- as possible. BIZ
when they arrived the scent was $
cold that the dogs could not reliabl.
follow it 50 tho. culprits are still a
large with no clue To their ijcniity.
Samuel Leroy Knight and n.
Lydia Myrtle Statea Of Thebes wefa
married b. Judge L & lister at IL
ociock saturday morning At tn
unity clerks offi~c in Hou75 Citv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
OFF TO PRACTICE
Thirty Members of Co. X dth |. NJ. G.
Went to Bosky Dell For Rifle
Practice.

About thirty members of Company
X went to Bosky Dell last night wher
they will have practice on the riff
range. The balance o. tle compans
will go up this morning on the tit
O'Clock train. They will return tc
Cairo Monday morning. The party a
thirty made a forced march for tn
Central Union station last evenino
going down Ohio street or a tTO-
They attracted much attention and r.
ceived many compliments from oh
servers. because of the regularity o
their movement Lieutenant Harri
Schulze came down from Anna II e.
company the bcsk TO gle tr5ni e
ground
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
MOUND CITY.
June 10.

Mrs J S. Miller ana daugh err Miss
Helen were Cairo visitors Friday.
w. II Blair of Cleveland, Ohio, WAS
in the city. Friday and left for tha
north
Mrs. Al Alilf and two SOUS left Fri
day for Grand Chain where they will
visit relatives They were accom-
paied by niece of Mrs. AliH NJ IS
Fannie hHT who fas be n her guest
a few daIs
Mrs VIM Btcgs went to 0msel
Friday where she win be the gu 81 f
relatives.
Mrs ]. Murphy was a Ceiro wis
itor Friday.
Miss Sallie MAY Gascon of Harris
burg rs the guest of Miss Mary over
street on Pearl street
Mr. chas Estes was a Mounds brs'-
ness caller Friday
A case of disturbing tho peace &C
cupied Squire G. S. Thompson Friday
afternoon. Tho parties were whit
and resided on Upper numerical
avenue.
Miss Helen and Master Merlin
Maddox, Of Cairo, came un mi lag
afternoon TO visit their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Miller IN High
street
Miss Josephine Hoffman enter
tained the Sunshine clrb aud their
school teacher. Mrs. ide:aide Murphy
at her beautiful home ON High street
Wednesday evening. ScySral recita-
tions ami vocal solicitors aided by
various games made the evening
memorable to hose who were pres
ent The little hostess served lovely
ice cream and cabs which were thor.
oughIy enjoyed by the quests Thr Q
new members wera added to the cub
Misses Lila McCune, Winitred SHIT
ler and Rudele Hoffman. The follow
in- mc5pbers wcrn present MISE
blanche LAWYER. Mary and Marssret
Harris, Alice Tucker Dorothy Schu-
ler. Grace Kreitner and Mary Moss
Geo. Netzgcr returned nome FRIDAY
from Chicago where he has been il
in hospial. He Is much improved
in Fea tn.
Mrs p. Mathis and little laugh.
ter. sve'Yn Gerir"do - vienna az
rived Fr.IaT evening to visit the for
mer's sister Mrs A. /. Compton.
Mrs. s. p. Williams is qrite III IT
her hon, on Commercial avenue.
Mr.. Robert Schuler went to Carmi
Frslav o visit frir-.l1 y few days.
" - she. tGr Osteopath, OF
Cairo. WIS in tn, city Friday and
went 20 OlmstcI PRO- rssiona'lv.
Rev " y Nargra, wga a Cairo
Wis t'r u lay.
r 80 rit HraSS baud en-
ST. FRI - - r~c-s vii frrn'si tn
mr=.c f'- 5tr 80 Of lalr ~elebra ion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
The Bridge.

The trestle through Cottonwood
slough was completed yesterday al
aeon and tomorrow wof@ will be com
menced on the trestle for the bridge
over Cache river. This bridge will
be located about 1900 feet southeast
OF the wagon bridge. The track viii
run on the county r5aG to a point
about 500 feeet north of the Halfway
House. where the railroad will cross
the county road to go direct towaro
Mound City, crossing Cache river at
the point stated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
FAD WINS SWEEPSTAKES.

Cincinnati. June 19-Thc Cincinns
Trophy sweepsteaks for two year oil
at five and a half fur;ongs was VOL
by The Fad. at Latonia. today 10
Morris was second ard Donau W.
third The stake was valued q -
$50 IN the winner Time loo Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
A LIVELY CONTEST.

Every day during the RhodesBur-
ford big furniture sale there viii be
a voting contest iii which everybody
is invited to take part. Every Wis
itor to our store during the sale VIII
have chance to win one of our yalu
able prizes. Call at the store and re-
ceiye instructions how to vote,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES
Via Mobile &. Ohio z. &.

TO POINTS IN ILLINOIS, and st
Louis. Mo, one fare for the round
trip. No ticket sold for less than
$1.00.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH within
127 miles cents per mile and bridge
transfer,
For further information apply to ].
H. JONES. Ticket Agent, Central
Union Station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
hickory STOVE WOOD s1.5o

HICKORY STOVE WUOD VI'oV
Big load, stove size delivered Both
phones. Clark Danforth Handle Co
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
Substitute for Leather.

Seaweed, dust, goats hair and Irish
moss, compounded by a secret chemi-
cal process, is claimed to be, by its in
ventor. John Campbell, perfect sub
stitute for leather. vucanite. wood
and marble As leather it makes serv-
iceable aoles for shoes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
HrLoRETH WINS ANOTHER.

Gravesend. June 19-S. c Hildr. III
added another stake 20 his already
long list His colt. oe Joe Maiden
won the 5000 Brooklyn derby mile
ard hat Fayefte WIS seco-d and
County Fair third Time 2 81 -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES
Via Illinois Central r. r..
NORTH OF CAIRO tickets will

NORTH OF CAIRO tIckLIS VIII De
old at rate of one fore for the round
trip to points in Illinois where the
fare Is less than $500. Minimum sell
Ing rate $1.00.
SOUTH OF CAIRO, one fare Tor
the round trip to all points where the
arc is less than $500,
Train No. "A leaving Cairo at $500
a. m and train No. % arriving al
1926 D. m. now run on Sunday.
For further information apply to J
II. JONES, Ticket Agent, Central
Union Station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
An Ace of Kindness

The progress of human sensibiity
is amazing; we give soldiers better
food and lighter announcements. and
less work to everyone. The regime in
prisons is milder; charity is ever in
crcasing, and our children have less
20 do and longer holidays.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20
..s.,.s.ssssass..sss
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


to be held al Columbus, Ky, an
July Srd.
Miss Nellie Metcalf of St Louis.
aud Miss Hazel Tharp of Wiekliffe,
who have ben the guest of VIM. Mar
tia and family on Fourth and Poplar
streets left Friday for the latters
home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-20

For Lesse-New wholesale building
in iobbing center block from cen
ter retail district " J. Howley, Ag'