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New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
SEEKS TO RELIEVE MRS. GOULD.
Counsel Asks to Have Set Aside Order for
Her Examination in Jewelry Case.

Cornelius Sullivan Of counsel for Howard Gould
asked Justice Blanchard yesterday 70 set aside an
order "a examine Mrs Gould before trial OF the
suit Of Cartier Paris je~eller. 70 recover t2o875
from Nj Gould
John A. Wise, II. who opposed the motion, said
that he had information that Mrs. Gould was going
20 her Blue Gap farm in Virginia yesterday and
vas TO be Of the jurisdiction of the court for
an indefinite period Mr.. Sullivan discussed the
separation suit % Mrs Gould though he took II
for granted that Justice Blanchard knew all about
it Justice Blanchard surprised everybody by say
ing:
The general public probably know more about
the Could cases than I do. ] don't follow them
Tel me what it Is all about
The jewelry Is the same that Mrs Gould told
about in her separation suit She said they cost
sl4742 and later were made over at a further cost
OF ssc43.
Justice Blanchard reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
PAINS NEW SPECTACLE.
Thrilling Battle Betreen Earth
Forces and Planets Presented.

Brighton Beach Park opened last night with
Pains fireworks. the principal feature OF "mch
was spectacle called The Battle in the CLOUDS
This is supposed TO represent scene of aerial war
fare fifty years hence, and is presented with much
detail. The favorable weather brought out large
audience
According 70 the explanation in the programmes
at the time this aerial engagement takes place
great strides have been made in all branches OF
art science and the industries; modes Of living
have been rerolutionized and the art of success
fully navigating the air has been reduced TO an eX-
act science. Also telescopes have been perfected
Of such great power that the people on the other
planets can be plainly seen.
The opening scene represents sea coast city with
buildings Of great height. which float arships'
balloons and aeroplanes In the foreground the
war, scientific and government Offices; far III the
distance can be seen the harbor with its ioTtlnca-
tions and strange floating craft.
It is afternoon and the city is celebrating. in &C
cordance with an order sent throughout the states
the achievement of the greatest epoch Of the age
Communication has been definitely established with
the planet Mars.
The next scene shows the approach Of evening;
the stars are cbscured by dark clouds. and there
is lull in making and an air OF uneasl-
ness. General Astro, chief Of the Astronomical
Bureau. reports to Admiral Aviator that strange
craft is descending with great speed toward the
earth from the planet Mars.
The visitors in the zirship prove to be Mars. the
ruler of that planet, and the rulers Of neighboTng
planets. who announce that they have declared
upon the inhabitants of earrh because of the fact
that their secrets have been sncroached upon by
means Of science. and they threaten TO reduce the
earth living fire unless its people cease com
munication with the other planets.
The challenge is accepted and war IS The en-
emy drop meteors on the earth. destroying the
buildings and producing panic After a stubborn
struggle between the forces victory finally rerches
on the banners Of the armies of the earth
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
DOWNTOWN STORES IN DEMAND.

The Rutland & Whiting Company has ieaseo tti7
store and basement No IS Fulton street 10 Tue
Hoffman La Roche Chemical Works; the store OF
the Vanderbilt Building. at Beekn1an and Nassau
streets to The New York Times and the large
store and basement in the new Phelps Dodge Build
ing Nos II and 13 cliff street. 10 the James l.
Perkins Company.
Mooyer & Marston have leased for BenJa min
Rosenstiel the store and basement 4oxI5 feet. IN
the six story loft building No 20 West ID street
to the B. Hyman. Shevell Company, drygoods
merchants for a term Of years
NJ e. [, Hess have leased for z J. Rieser & Co.
the fourth loft in No AS 10 ass First fer
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
FIFTH AVE. PLOT SOLD
ADJOINS THE LORRAINE.
Property Vas O1Oned by the Theo-
dore 4. HGUemeyer Estate.

A huver was found yesterday for the premises
No J37 Fifth avenue modern five story store and
office building. adjoining the Hotel Lorraine at the
southeast corner of +5th street, The site has
frontage of 60 feet the Its depth is 100
feet II sold for the Theodore \. Havemeyer
estate by the Mcvickar-Gailard Realty Company.
According to report the purchase price was about
S3t0OGo.
f r Wood & Co sold for Frank 4 Jaeger TO a
client for investment six story apartment house
on plot 40x1oo feet at the northeast corner Of
Seventh avenue and 141st street.
Regarding the building situation in BROOKLYN
The Real Estate Record and Guide" says in its
last issue III part follows;
Building activity is comparatively quiet but
with in6ica tons more satisfactory conditions 70
all concerned. While there is only moderate vol
unle building. there is excellent feeling. and
an expectation on practically all sides that things
are going to continue to improve and that we are
on the way to q renewal of prosperous conditions
There are some who look for rapid return to a
heavy volume of business. but the more conserVa-
tive view that the movement will be gradual is
more generally entertained. a number Of sizable
contracts were let during the last ten days which
assures a certain amount of work OF a substantial
character and contradicts the opinion that there
Will be any serious falling off of building during
the vacation months Among the contracts award
ed for the $4,000 parochial school TO be erected
in Warwick street near Liberty avenue. for the
Province of St Joseph of the Capuchin Order, and
the edihce of the Roman Catholic Church or
St Francis de Chantel. at Thirteenth avenue and
9th street This building VIII COST ABOUT s0''V'''
Important work is also projected which will go TO
swell the seasons volume of business. Estimates
will shortly be taken the five story freproof
cold storage warehouse which will be built for the
Hutwelker Provision Company at a cost Of $4,000
Architects have been selected for the new six
teen story office building which will replace the old
Dime Savings Bank Building at the corner OF Court
and Remsen streets. but announcement of the
names is withheld for the present Architects were
also selected for the alteration and addition 70 the
I11i1d for Franklin Trust COMPANY at
No 5s9 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and also for the
new six story freproof factory building for Brew
ster & Co. the carriage and automobile manufact-
urers in Long Island City. This building will be
35X2A1 feet and will be constructed OF brick.
steel and reinforced concrete. With peace declared
between the varrng factions in the Board Of Alder
men. there seems TO he probable an early agree
ment upon the provisions of the revised building
code. which is expected 70 have a salutary effect
upon the building situation in general
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
REALTY NOTES.

William F Day has sold for Andrew Miller his
shore front estate on Rhy Neck in the town Of
Rive consisting of a large house and six acres Of
ground, 10 Samuel Samuel
John W Weber who last week bought a large
plot on the Park Slope, Brooklyn. from Timothy
L. Woodruff and others has sold his mansion at
the southwest corner of Stuyvesant avenue and
Hart street. three story and basement dwelling,
on plot 97xl00 feet to NJ Stern.
Joseph Friedman is the buyer of the five story
American basement dwelling, 40 81 Riverside
Drive. south OF 104tn street. sold recently
by AIyles Tierpey.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
T5co FIathouses in Vest 6.5th Street
Sold for tS46,136.

10 West e5jh street. plot 49Nloo-5 feet were
sold a. foreclosure Yesterday ct the Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Il and Is Nesey street
by Joseph p. Day. They were bought by the plain
tiff IN the action for S45I@6- The amount due was
about $3.50 subject prior mort rtgaEes Of $4,000.
The other auction sales yesterday resulted fol-
lows:
By Joseph ? Day.
sly feam5 ana store Solomon 0a's az, Emil ii Abss ss
s4s "a 3ses etc ss 6 to the s2t aa,a ,or r 81. s a5S
sSg ly a5Ey as n B ATpy T eS a ere W q
So IS: subject to prior mss Of 50 ooo to IN. plaintiff,
s. l13,h ST 8. 25 # X Of Park ave 25xloo IL sly
tSaH chTlstia4a ogie agt Isaac Huppet e. al Earley.
e,c. $40. ratse OF $1,000. the pisinuT Tor
10 loo{h s. - # y Of ID az 251too II, sty
t1Has A6rahsm He-rman e! a! a. sa'sn Fe,nt-rs ~
sl2a25 IS. taxes 1856 a. Caroline Newman for
o e.. r so;s; e s.os a5ss ss e " w.:egs.:. Institute
s Reslns ~. dgs; 50 t22 sub PRIOR
st5 fda or ay ,2 % 22'3 s. l"G ohH ceas Ha as
oBreH for 5000 inside lot 2511oo Patrick Rourks
By Samuel Marx.
@ Lsnsae 1easSs ad s stty f PR6 fih i q 8SS
m 5ss fa an: 4?s So 81 taxes etc ss'' " to the plain
The auction offerings to -dav viii be as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
T2o and 20 5th ave, p cor 59th st. 5o51leo; t,ro
sly dwlgs; George Kemp Real Estate 90 sgt Chelsea
amt due SS46 96l s.. taxes. etc. S2oo sub prior
East Cortland, St 7a7 Of West st. 22z57 lox
s. west Cortiandt St. = :, Of West 81. os Ok
- sz2O 1oG5s l. sty also
- - H9l'2S o3 sad s store sas "a al. . Of sullivan st 10
123 Houston sullivan st, 25z05. s sty
loft and store Bldg. also
Columbus ave. cor TAYLOR 25z1oN. Van Nest
Bri9get McMsuus G McManus e al: g W Glaze.
ref partition -
tenrnr. Theodore Schmidt : I<sry al, simpson
d g. attys. Areigh Pelham. ref amt due. SlIl47 IS
taa+s, $500
$50 d aTe. $ 25s # n Of e4th 81. 25x7a e. sly
store: Francis Frey II agt Adoph Miller et
$3.50 81 etc, SO subject 70 prior nage Of
Ie4s Garfield 81 $ 600 Of Van Nest ave. 25x1Oo
Van Nest: H Q steneck ast Ellen S>ish 81 al; r F
Cecre, atty. Fried. ref; amt due 81 aS1 60. taxes.
etc. S23T S., subject 10 prior rntge Of 5000
591 West End cor s9th st. 2SXsp, stY dws.
& A. attys Pryor, ref. amt due S2so64 50: taxes,
Toyd ave s 80 f. Of Jefferson ave plot Sox1oo:
BOYD $50 4 Of jefferson ave 5o1oo ana plot
agt Jacob Sch1nid al: H Bernstein. atty; {
ne!lan ref amt due 81 53s 10 taxes etc. 500
4T0 i45th 81 IS y Of Amsterdam ave. Il 4x9a II.
; s9y dwg. Caroline Hurry et al, trus etc, agt "
MCBRIDE 81 g.: r Taylor atty F W LonsfelloT ref.
amt due sI4 773 - etc $462 50
5eg : " y Eiedger5 agt xaroltne Refs al. Rabe &
X attvs Marcel Levy. due. sss71 81
Rv Brvan L Kennedy
14se let ave s 20 = of 18th e. 23xioo sty
,ennnt with stores vol sale
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Giegerich, OF the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed Adolph Landsman receiver OF the rents OF
No a36 East 18th street in an action brought oy
David H Hyman against Leopold Goldstein ana
others TO foreclose & second mortgage of Sls5n
The prior mortgage amounts 10 $1,000
Michael J. DriscoH has been appointed receiver
Of the rents Of No 3 East s6th street in an action
brought by the Commonwealth SECURITIES COMPANY
against the Brown Realty Company and others to
foreclose second mortgage of $500. The prior
ge amounts TO S29 900.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
NEW HOUSE FOR PETER W RoUss.
Being Built on Park Slope Plot from Plans
nv " ] DiltheY

Peter winchester Rouss. the Broadway merchant
is building a fine dwelling house at Prospect Far K
West and Garfield Place, Brooklyn The frontage
10 feet and the depth So feet The four eleVa-
tions will be finished in Philadelphia pressed brick
limestone and granite trimmings. and tile roofs
The structure is being erected from plans oy
William J, Diithey. architect. The cost will be
about 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS

Mower g. Marston have sold for Francis NJ
Ehalev, as guardian to William E Burke. No 44s
Hancock street, Brooklyn, a, three story and base
nent dwelling house. on lot 20x1oo feet.
Maurice G. Straus sold for client 10 u H smith
No ssA Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, three story
store building. with two fats
Augustus J. Rim sold for James Donovan TO
John Donovan No. l57 Second avenue Brooklyn
three story brick tenement house and No. 15s Sec
ond avenue adjoining, a two story stable
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30

term Of ten years; for the 8tarmae constructse,
Company 70 Sachs & Kessler the eleventh I,gs 4,
No 104 20 JOS West 27th street, tor Henry Morv,z
nue.; for tine Nos 40 and 42 East I'd Street Corr
pany the fifth loft IN Nos 20 and i2 East 22a strsa1.
for Julia = Edridge TO Gressi & Fsrrara the sfo-.
and basement in No 81 West 18th street and ~
Max Solomon 20 the Peerless Engraving corncs11
the ninth loft in Nos 147 and 14S West 22d strsst
AL OF these leases are for a term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
milk PRICE UP HALF A CENT.

The Milk Exchange az the regular meeting, yes
terdav raised the price one-half cent quart max
ing il 2. cents quart net 10 the shippers in the
2s-cent zone This action taken result
Of the short supply. due 10 the increased demands
during the hot spell
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Heath ave, s. 2sos Of Kingsbridge
Road. sly and attic dNlgs. 19x52 each:
Mons johnson, owner, Louis Falk. architect,
total COS. ..:..:.--.-. sl2 600
story brick lofts 5ox-05. William II Tim
Minis owner Iorenz F wether archi-
Fect. -...-.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
NINE MORE DIE IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, June 2s.-In spite Ct a great de-
crease of the humidity and cooling breeze most
cf the DAY there weie nine deaths from the heat
here TO-DAY The temperature reached q maximum
of 90 degrees al 3 O'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
LOFT DEAL IN CANAL STREET

Frost, Palnner & Co. have sold for 7. e woos
the five story and basement loft building No "a
CaraI street extending 20 No. 43 Iispenard street
on a lot z55xi0l lxirregular. between Broadway
and Church street The buyer IS an investor
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
MARCUS DAILY IN FIFTH AVE. DEAL

Marcus Daily and his daughter, Mrs. Mary A
Gerard took title Yesterday to the premises Nos
ISL and 5s3 Fifth avenue on plot lxl00 feet ad
3oininc the home OF Miss Helen NJ Gould, from
Mrs Virginia r. Dirgee The property was re-
Gently reported sold II is gagged for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Norris PARK ave. s E. " OF Victor st. 50x
100. Manhattan Mortgage Company loans Doni-
Jaoo5s leans sau3ue; Frensky - % 600
New-York tribune., 1909-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. June 29-The Official closing quo
tat.ons COR mining stocks to-dsy were as follows
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Circus Was Coed.

Coles circus was well patronized
yesterday afternoon and last night.
At the latter performance the seating
capacity fell short and visitors had
to be content with standing room.
And the comment of those WHO at
tended was generally favorable,
Everyone seemed to be pleased.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

In the Republican county conven-
tion to he held at the court house In
this city on Saturday Of this week
there will he 15l delegates who are to
be selected tomorrow at precinct con
ventions held for that purpose. Cairo
viii have 80 of the delegates and the
country precincts %
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

While switching cars downtown
yesterday morning at $50, one Of the
small ears. the OWL, struck one o.
the big interurban cars The trout
end OF the owl was wrecked, but,
aside from a broken pane of glass, the
big interurban was not hurt No pas.
sengers We're on the cars and the me.
tCrmcn escaped injury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Excursionists in CITY Court.

The excursion Of negroes from Jack
.s0n, Tenn. Tuesday brought many to
the city and incidentally made bust
ness for the city court yesterday, as
eighteen prisoners were arraigned be-
fore Judge Whitcamp soon after court
opened yesterday morning. Eight
were emerged with disorlerly conduct
and six with being drunk. among the
latter being Guy Perry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Frank Parsons, a carpenter who
resided at 30 Seventeenth street
died yesterday morning after pro-
longed Illness. He was 81 years old
and had resided here four years com
ing here from Charleston Mo, to
which city the remains were taken
last evening fon interment in the Odd
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

AT the conference OF the NJ. E
Church South, in Frederichstown
Mo. recently Rev. j. s. hognort9n
was returned to the Cairo mission
His removal to some other charge
would have been much regretted by
the members Of his congregation here
His work during his stay here has
been much appreciated by people Of
all classes particularly in the upper
part OF the city where his church is
located.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Was False Alarm,

Fire Company No , had a run 10
the machine shoD of John r. Rennie
last Tuesday night. but on arriving
there, found no fire but lot Of smoke.
The smoke was seen escaping from
the coal hoe in the sidewalk and the
liremen opened Il and gained entrance
40 the shon through the basement.
The flues were left open and tho
smoke from the banked furnace fires
caused the scare
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Bonds ApproVed.

Judge Dewey of the county court
yesterday examined and approved the
bonds of George Parsons, Alexander
Wilson ana Robert L, Redman who
serve as commissioners of the Cairo
Drainage District The bond require !
$1,000 in each instance
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfer
was recorded yesterday; Joe Colt.
hart ct ux to win Cross. lots ) and
Z, block II, Wilson's subdivision No
3 in sw, l4-t7-i qcf $52
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mayor George 2arsons entertained
with a circus party Yesterday evening
IN honor Of his guests the Misses May
and Norma Schneider Of Kenton @.
The PARTY met at the Magnolias and
from there proceeded to the circus to
see the sights"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
To Increase Facilities.

The Clean Sweep Co. Of this city,
has Increased It's .caI tol stock to S25,-
G'9 and is to nut VI a large building
for the manrfeotlre Of It's product.
The company has been spcce ssful in
placing it's goods, producing some
thing admittedlt meritorious. Is
business has grown rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


J. Z. Traley OF Carbonate, was
down yesterday.
Tom Carter of Bardwell was in
Cairo yesterday.
AFRO yesterday
| Percy Jones OF hickman, Ky. is
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Come aud see the great cookins
wonder at our store all next week
You have a chance to get a Souveni
Set Of Ware Free See large adver
tisement in this paper. Woodwar.
Hardware Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Go. X. is called to meet tonight for
drill The boys are expected to ap-
pear in full uniform for the exercises.
They are to get in COOL trim for the
carnival next week, also for TAFT Day
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Bridae Whist Club.

Miss Leila HASTINGS Of 30l5 Wash
ington avenue. will entertain the
Bridge Whist Club this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
i-arkin Exhibit.

The exhibit of the Larkin Co at
SIG Commercial avenue continues to
draw large crowds. Souvenirs are
presented to all who attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Rehakahs Celebrate.

The PaFthenia E,euekah lodge cele-
brateds the iifty-eighth anniversary 81
the founding Of the degree at Stafford
Hall A program was rendered and
refreshments were served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Presbyterian Officers.

The officers anc teachers Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school viii meet
Friday night at the manse to discus
business. All others interested are
invited to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
Licensed to Marry.

Willie E. Jones, q, and Mary NJ.
Smith, 10, both of Cairo were granted
a marriage license yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
MODERN WoooMEN NOTICE.

Camp dues should be paid to DR. |
NJ. Harrell ST Commercial avenue.
r NJ. HARPELL, Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Fellows cemetery. after services at
the residence widow and -four
children survive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30
SOCIAL o4WD personal ~

ma hi'tse were caro- shoppers yes
le'aaS'
- "'''''t'S i'i'i''oE'"s'
ems. Hiss oIanene har''n OF Mound
- - -, 1i"' IN ~. gu" N'SS VIM e
,ou W. y .''o''"" N''S "e'e uo"u ye9-
a,,u ,,n
, 9,le, = IT. - n".Ia'@ county was
i,.a' 's,','7 Wy '''"Ds Vi N"''o ''ienoS
| Rev 4 Brcbanap SC attendirg
1.-The Cairo presbytery at pleasant
ICroye u1
KYLE Fnt has ratnrna5 from, IN az
tende4 visit in Michigan and wien.
Isin roints
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SIN st r,,4ag = = , sa'goner % 20
san'a-,- ~ :,Ira.- : va "'e9'eN' "i'e' d
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+.'. 4 i, /. : LIZ !. wharf arrives
$500 ~ nm, W. WA M'' ana NrS'
HALL n,,,
r,o,,s+o ~, \ t, - INC. us - =
~, $50 - ;,,, ss'ee1 Nas recovered lFo"l
Mrs Georga T. poayer os G.
Louis is here visiting her mother
Mrs. 4 ; King
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49, 10 -, - ., r y. naS returned 10
Nan ralati,a :, 10 h-oo's a''er d 'lSi'
Mesdames 4. c, Grown, John Culp
and K. Harrison OF I,ound City visited
MIS- I. A. bannorman who has
.eeh visiting here mas returned to
MIS-. Joe Fullerton and daughter
WIS., Mary oVerstreet OF Mound City,
VISITED cairo friends yesterday
rs - W. Dunn !sit yesterday for
VISIT with her son John B. Dunui-
FahS on ms farm near Ullin, ILL.,
way lo' 'l7'l WIN
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Nettie Farnbaker is here as
the guest of her pa@eals, Mr.. and Mr.,
Maurice ]. Farnhaker, en- roGte from
Denver to New York where she VII
Join an opera troupe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs, C, l.. Rue Of AIouaJ
City were in Cairo YESTERDAY Mrs
Rue lett in the aft>enoon for an e.
tended visit to Tennessee points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Rev. and Mrs Chas IL. Armstrong
left yesterday afternoon for Murphy s,
boro to attend the Lutheran Syuol
AMI the Women's Missionary Society.
Both have parts on the program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. YIN. Wagner of 2Go9 svcamore
street who has been sick Is much i'm
proved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roche Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. j, +. Mack>y Of Grand Chain
was here Yesterday and visited the
lstores. .9Es.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Miss Blanche Martin OF Noun,
City visited friends here yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Vance Malone Of SIS Walnut street
has recovered from recent sicKness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. N. +. QuaIis OF Keuton. Tenn,
IS in the city as the guest Of friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Susie b, Leighton, OF Lancas
ter. Mass, is visiting relatives in tire
city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Pr Samuel ,Dodds LETT yesterday on
\ business trip to anna and Jones,
boro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Attorney Hugh Mason OF Mound
City called on Cairo friends Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. L. G. link of 42G Thrty-thirl
street IS confined 70 her home by IN
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. +. J. Stubbins and little daugh-
ter Miss Edna May has returned from
an extended visit to Mattoon and
other Central illinois points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Villa Ridge were Cairo shoppers yes
terday.
rg. saidee Gray Farrin who is il
lis gradually improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Miss ada Woodbridge Of 1909 Pop.
lar street Who has been visiting in
Vickshnrg, Miss, for several weeks
has returned home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Pearl Martin and Miss Minnie
Lewis OF Mound City We're down yes
terlay
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-30

Mrs, John s. Aisthorpe has returned
from Chicago accompanied by her
daughter Miss Gladys who spent the
summer at Green Lake, Wis.