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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29
REACH TEAM WILL
TOUR ALL ISLANDS

A. K. Vierra, the recognized leader
in baseball promotion, is planning
trip around all the islands with a pick
ed team, the tour to start in August.
His nine which will be chosen from
the best players Of the different lea
CUES, will be known as the Honolulu
Reach team. From here the team will
go to Maui and Hawaii, and will later
probably take I'm Kauai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

William r. Chiffon Jr-"The Le-
glslature hired ten automobiles TO go
out and see if the sports track at Ka-
piolani park should be fixed up II
they had given us the money expend-
ed for the excursion, we could have
fixed up the track and the matter
would have been done with. Even
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29
CHINESE GIVEN
DISPUTED CAME

At meeting of the arbitration COM
mittee of the KalanianeOle Baseball
League, held in the office of Senator
ChiIlingworth, last evening, the pro-
test of the Chinese Athletic Club was
sustained and the disputed game
awarded them. This is the game in
which the Japanese Athletic Club
struggled in a player who was not a
member of the league The decision
of the board will call for a rearrange-
ment Of the table showing the
standing Of the respective teams.
A meeting of the representatives o.
the Kalanianaole League will be held
in the Office Of Senator Chilliugworth
this evening for the transaction of i'm
portant business. At it the official
scorekeeper will report on the standing
of the various clubs.
~o~O~e~0~O~O~S~ON'SNO~0
Maxim, 2b.; Cav, S.; Call, 3b.; Davis
(captain), cf.; Gibson, p; Winter, 1b.
Knight, II.
Fort Shafter-McCall, S.; Moran, 3b,
Lemm, 2b; Boloun c.. Golgol r.;
Kistler, CT; Oakley, b.; Ellis, IT,;
Boloun, p.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

On May ] the flag of the Chinese
consulate will be flown at halfmast
out of respect for the funeral of the
late Emperor Kwong Hsu to take
place i'm Picking that day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Eddie Fernandez states that ne was
sick yesterday afternoon and could not
keep his engagement to umpire for the
Military League baseball game at Aala
Park, nor could he reach any of the
players by telephone to submit his ex-
cuses This puts a somewhat difer-
ent light on the matter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

reported % fine prorpm BOB course o'
preparation
The now ierrnf tup which WH.
recently ordered from the east WII h'
used for the first time Boo Cine handi a1
matches. Itssn great time aud lo-
bon saver
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Bookings are now being made by
Charles s. Crane at the Advertiser Of
flee for the yacht cruise to Pearl Har-
Dor on May o. 1t begins to look as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Jack Weday, the man with the iron
Jaw has Systematically reduced flesh
and states that he is in better physical
condition than he has been in ten
years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

G. @. Bockus has Deen reelected
president and Richard A. Cooke secre-
tary aud treasurer of the Hawaiian
Tennis Association The annual cham
pionship tournament will be started on
che third Wednesday in August and
the chances are good that some of the
country tennis clubs will come In.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

The Myrtle Boat clubs proposed
Masque bail at the Moana hotel has
fallen through on account of the cuor-
NOUS expense in sight The h0icl poo-
pie want $50 tor the floor alone. ana
the preliminary expense would foot mp
$3.50 This Is regarded as too much
aud then some.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Entries foI the Wall cup tourna-
ment of The Bort aulo Tennis club will
close with Ray b Rletow. secretary,
tomorrow. The opening games VIII
begin on the Beretania courts at i.3o
next Monday afternoon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29
SPORTDRIFT

This afternoons baseball contest De-.
tween the So Louis and Kamehamcha
teams will be- played 90 Aaa park IN
place of at Kamehameha field The
game will start at 3:l5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

though thc hrrc yachts particularly
VIII Boz crowded
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Poor little fellowl He coughs
so hard he cannot sleep. That
makes him weak and sickly all the
next day. His brother thinks this
coughing is terrible. So do we, for
we know that just q few doses Of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

lawmakers aeom 90 pull oh funny
stunts once BOZ a while
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

Prepared BY d.. c, Aver Co.. Lowell Mass. U. s.A'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
IN COUNTY COURT
Cases of Six Petty Offenders Dis
posed of BY Judge Dewey and
States Attorney Wilson.

In the county court yesterday the
following cases were disposed of;
Arthur Allen. larceay pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to five days
in the county Jail and pay the costs.
James Orange. Jr.. larceny. pleaded
guilty and sentenced to five days in
the county Jail and fined s25.0O ami
costs.
Leroy Smith, larceny. pleaded
guilty and sentenced to ten days in
the county Jail and fined 1926 90 and
costs.
Anderson jackson. larceny. pleaded
guilt wand sentenced to ten DAYS in
the county jail and pay the costs.
James Cowen. assault with deadly
weapon. pleaded guilty and sentencs ed
to fifteen days in the county Jail and
fined $4,000.
Future Mays. assault with deadly
weapon. pleaded guilty and sentenced
TO FIVE days in the county Jail and pay
the costs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
TO CONFER ABOUT
FREIGHT RATES
WILL BE HELD IN CAIRO TODAY
BY PROMINENT RAILROAD
OFFICIALS OF FAST FREIGHT
LINES.

An important conference concern
ing freight rates will be held in
Cairo today between officials of the
North and South Despatch fast
freight line and transportation Off
cials of the Mobile G Ohio anI Big
Fcur railroads.
Those attending VIII BE- J. IT,.
Brown Of Chicago. manager of the
North and South Depatch line; c. L.
Smith Of New Orleans, general south
ern agent OF that line; C. E. Reld II
of Mobile, Ala; superintendent Of
transportation of the Mobile & o -
railroad; f. w. Moore Of Murphys-
boro. superintendent of the Mobile &
Ohio railroad; J. r. Cavanaugh Of
indianapolis. superintendent of the
Big Four railroad. and J. F. Ma'oney
of Mt Carmel. division superintend-
ent of the Big Four
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
CUBAN VERNMENT EXPECTS
SURRENDER or INSURGENTS
AT ONCE.
HAVE THEM NEMMED IN
Father cf Leaders of Revolt informs
Military Heads That Rebels
Are Willno to Gut If
Lives Are Spared.

Havana, March 17.-Indi MS to-
hight are that the government Is ao~
in a fair way to crush prom't th2
incipiont revolution which broke cut
In the province Of Santa Clara Mo J.
Jay night.
After Withholding the reHs OF the
trouble all day. the palace officials to-
night announced that the father OF
two members Of the band headt d ty
Sergeant CorteZ Of the Rural Guards,
had visited General Monteasudo. the
chief of tie guarI, at CamaJuani, ami
toh! him that tire insurgents implored
the clemeney Of the government and
were anxious to surrender on rom
ise that their lives would be spared
Monteagudo, accompanied by a
strong escort, therounon started fer
the insugant camp. The general e.
pected to receive their surrender te'
fore morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
SPORTS
WITH THE WRESTLERS.

Not only is the middle west alive
with wrestlers, but the middle south
southwest have their share cf the
grapplers. The number of wrestlers
seen at Cairo this season is equal to
those who have performed at Mem
phis. Shreveport, La. Dallas, Tex.
and other places in that territory.
.erindal who comes to the Cairo
opera house tomorrow night to meet
"Wild Joe" Collins, is the light
heavyweight champion of the south,
while Collins bears the middleweight
title of Canada. DesDite the fact
that Prindal weighs 1872 pounds, Col.
lins has agreed. to meet him under
the usual conditions, two falls in
three to win.
The preliminary part of the pro
gram will consist Of three glove con.
tests. two battle royal events and an
eight round boxing match between
Tom Carter of California and Billy
Evans Of Cairo for a $50 purse The
first battle royal will be between five
white boys of this city while the
other will be the usual -for-al
between six Cairo colored men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18

his son. Lewis G. Stevenson, were
present r'day.
The fcryHrth ballot for United
states Senator today resulted as fol
.Dpl.ss H. Fuss Is. stringer t..
Shuulon rs, Mason 4, Lowden ., Nj
Kinlcy ?, Calhoun /, Free 6, Morris
p. Callahan 3. Sherman ,.
The house by a vote Of q tabled
REPRESENTATIVE Brownback's judicial
apportionmcnt bill. which was offer.
ed ms a substitute for the senate bill
and the senate bin was made a spec
ial order for third reading for next
Wednesday.
The Brownback bill was the on'
which was surreptifiously reported
on bv the committee at a meeting at
which the Browne Democrats were
not notified TO attend. and also sever.
al Republican members. The bill
was tabled by a bote of the band of
hone" Republicans and the Browne
Democrats.
The house passed the Chipperfield's
bill appropriating $4,000 for the in
vesfigation Of alleged land grabbius
bv corporations along Lake Michigan
and the navigable streams and canals
in the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
SHERIFF MiLWEE ADEiS TO HIS
OFFICIAL FORCE AT BRINK
LEY, ARK.
RETURN OF CIVIL LAW
Work On Arlington Hotel Starts and
other Buildings Are Begin
ming to Go Up-FeW
Troops Remain.

Brinkley, Ark, March l7-Judge
swore in number of deputies to-day
and placed them in charge of the
city. The remaining fifteea soldiers
will probably leave here Saturday
night when more deputies will be
appointed and the whole city turned
over to Mayor T. H. Jackson.
Work was started on the Arlington
hotel today. The contractors have
the second story of the Baak of
Brinkley under way, anl A. LaFlora
stated tonight that he would begin
building his store en- tomorrow.
The state convlcts will be sent
back to Little Rock Saturday. Local
laborers will take their places. Sup
plies are coming in rapidly now. The
Rock Island railroad handled about
five cars Of lumber. the Cotton Belt
eight and the Iron Mountain Cne.
The executive committee is making
arrangements to buy a train load of
building material. The order will be
given some time next week, with in
structions that it be rushed as fast as
possible. Every person in Blinkley
whose home was damaged or de-
stroyed will be given enough material
to build some kind of a shelter for
his family; then. when the last of
the supplies have been gotten in.
they will be proratel and every tax
payer will get an equal share.
SO far the Rock Island railroad
company has handled abort 30 car
loads of supplies, the Gotten Re!t 20
and the Iron Mountain five. The
missary department has built house
for the provisions to be stored in and
the big tent sent TO the committee
by the citizens of Little Rock will be
returned,
One or two more eating houses
opened today Many families which
left the day after the storm have re-
turned and are making preparat ons
II send their children to school when
il is opened i'm a big tent next week,
Gus Stewart, negro, who died yes
terday, VISA brought back to Brinkley
and will be buried today. This brings
the total death list up to 61. DIE
d. Mcknight reported all patients in
hospitals doing well.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
MEETING OF
COUNTY BOARD
MUCH BUSINESS TRANSACTED
At SESSION YESTERDAY
COUNTY TREASURER NELliS
MAKES QUARTERLY REPORT.

The board of county commissioners
held n meeting yesterday afternoon
and transacted considerable business
The quarterly report Of County Treas
urer f. d. Nellis was audited aad ap
proved and the list of deputy asses.
aors presented by Mr.. Nellis was
also approved, The list is as follows:
NJ r. Cabin W. H. Sullivan, II. A..
Ilanntn, Henry Reed, all of Cairo.
John Kendall. East Cape Girar'
deau
{. c. Miller, Thebes
]. h. Bridges. Elco,
Ben Jones, Sandusky,
David Mulcahy, Willard,
William Il, Parrot, Of Unity
]. w. Ice, bod Tooth Bend.
c. X, Penn, Cache.
All those named are white men ex-
cert Henry Reed and G.. II. Feal.
In addition to allowing c'aims the
board appointed to fill vacancies, VIII
lis Nelson as justice of the peace at
Sandusky Thos. c. Graves as justice
Of the peace In Fourth Cairo precinct,
Chas. Aldridge as constable In
Thebes precinct.
The claim of the city Of Cal Q
against the county board for servic s
in smallpox cases has not beea pre-
scented to the board
The board adjourned until Mo1day,
April 5, when they will convene To
consider n petition from the interur.
ban company in regard to a right to
oross the county road outside tha
city limits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
RESUME: WORK ON
NEW POWER HOUSE
SIpE WATER FALLS AS RESULT
OF DRAINAGE MADE BY OR
DER or MAYOR AND STREET
COMMITTEE.

Work has been resumed on the
Cairo Electric and Traction con-
panys new power house at Thirty
eighth and Sycamore streets. size
water stopped the work On the CON
crete foundation several weeks ago
but the last week the water has fallen
fifteen inches, as result Of drain
age created by order of the mayor.
G. S. Johnson who Is superintend-
ing the work is rushing the erection
Of the plant TO completion. 1t Is
thought that IT viii be finished and in
operation by June /.
II will be a brick building Sc feet
high with a concrete foundation Is
feet high. About $50 yards of con
crete will be used in the foundation
and the flooring The concrete work
will be finished In a few more days.
Three cars of machinery are here and
some of ith as been alaced All OF
tho machinery Is ready for shipment
and will arrive here very soon. One
of the most complete cOaling equip
ments will be a novel feature of tn,
plant II will consist of grail
bucket similar to that used for sane
by the Halliday Sand company which
viii be attached to a travelling crane
This will carry the coal from the cal
10 % ton bunkcrs over the boilers
Cars will bey run In the basement o.
the brilding to carry off the ashes.
About ten cars OF material hav'
been hauled 20 the plant and more
is arriving every day TRe Traction
company has a switch connecting Il
the Illinois Central tracks at the Sui
way and the cars are hauled lowr
Sycamore stret and switched TO tn
track leading to the new powei
house.
The big smokostack which is beill
CONSTRUCTED of concrete and steel Il
now 40 feet high. Twenty feet NOR
will finish the concrete work and th'
1876 feet of steel work will be com
menced. When completed the stacl
will be 1875 feet high and will d
double the equipment now beint
put in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
LETTER CARRIERS DECIDE TO
Jo... IN THE TELEGRAPHERs'
WALkouT.
800 POSTMEN QUIT JOB
Te,enhone, Wires Cut--Paris Isolated
From Rest of France--Troc"s
Are in Readiness to
Suppress Disorder.

Paris. March l7.The Letter car,
strike Of the telegraphtrs and t. g
phone operators and mail c'erls en-
ployeI by the postofflce depart netn.
Eight hundred postmen emploSel ~
the delivery Of newspapers and pr
GELS went ont after the last dis rilu
ton tonight.
Tho strike movement gained
greatly throughout the dag. Pa III
being prac I ally iG,,lated frcm thS
rest cf France and France from the
outside world
Premier Clemeneean deelar he
government is rec ly for the Eight
and will net cede from its daterrit
nation t. force the strikers 10 tho
tv4'f
serious situation, however, has
arisen through the inability Cf the
government to commrnicate win its
foreign representatives and TO i'ht
the strikres cut the private telephone
wire connecting Elysee Palace with
the various ministries. Troops are
held in readiness at Versailles TO re-
inforce the Paris troops in case dem
onstrations of se.ious nainre oc ur
tomorrow which is holiday.
There is an alarming rumor toni hit
that the secretary Of the railroa ems
ployes union has promised to ord r
ont these men IN a sympathy atr.ks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
CONTEST COMMITTEE REPORTS,
RECOMMENDING THAT CAGE
BE DISMISSED.
FORTY BALLOT
For Senator TageS, BY Illinois Legs-
lature YesterdaY--No Choice
Reapportionment Bill
Tabled.

Special to the Bulletin:
Springfield, H., March 1.-THE
contest for Governor Deneens seat
by Adlai +, Stevenson was pfact.-
oal,y settled today when the joint
committee Ct tho senate and the
house appointed to consider the cor
test voted by II to T, partisan vote,
to report that Stevenson had no
prima facie case and recommending
that the contest be dismissed The
minority report offered sby Senator
Isle recommending that a recount Of
the votes be made was defeated by
the samo vote
The report was read in the sen,
ate and under the rules was received
and laid over. Both reports were
read in the haouse and the matter
was made a special order for toner
row morning Neither Stevenson ncr
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18

The insurgents are completely sur
rounded by a Gordon Of more than
one thousand rural guards, but owing
to the ragged character of the coun-
try it will be extremely difficult for
the troous TO come to close quarters
with the insurgents.
: While the government still insis S
that the band consists of only eig t
men. it is alleged that the movement
is far reaching and includes a large
number of those who have becomH
discontented with the way affairs
affairs have been conducted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
CAIRO'S MONEY
HELD BY TINE
100000 LOCKED IN ALEXANDER
BANK BY TIME LOcK-EK-
PERT FAILS TO OPEN n
AFTER TWO DAYS WORK.

Think cf it, there Is 800 GOO in
Cairo which can not be uchrd by
living person. The money is in
currency and gold and Is in the steel
safe inside of the big vault Of the
Alexander County BanF. Il h"s be'h
locked uD there since last Thurs da
evening and is being he'd there by
a time lock which failed tp Cpe1 u
Friday morning. Ed lnca. t'e lock
smith, made an effort to ope" it Dht
failed. In order that brsin3 nj h
be carried on money was lorrowcd d
frcn the other banks.
The National Safe and Lock c7m'
pany, of Cleveland, o, makers OF tn 2
safe were notified and asked fer in
stuctions. They sent James Camn-
bell a safe expert to open 1t, The
eynert has been working two days
with the safe and has failed. Mr..
Campbell is now making an effort to
bore a hole in the safe so that the
combination may be released.
The difficult time the experts have
neen ldNlHB III llHi"S W ''i''i '"N
safe demonstrates what a hard time
q burglar would have in trying to
rob it,
The carse of the trouble was that
The clock had been taken out of the
door by Mr. Buder to clean it, and
some one closed the door before tn "a
clock had been restored to its place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
INJURED man DIES
Victim OF Railroad Accident at Tenth
Street-Sister Also Passed
Away in Cincinnati.

Robert Maezold the aged white
man who was injured by a Big Four
switch engine at Tenth street Men
,lay died at 81. Mary's Infrmary yes
terday morning at O'Clock. His half
brother. Michael Daum. who arrived
here Tuesday had the remains ship
rel to Cincinnati yesterday for
brrial The remains were shipped
Yesterday afternoon a. $3.50 oc'oek
q-er the Big Four. transportati
being secured over that road.
4 sister Of the deceased died AZ
Cincinnati the same DAY the accident
occurred here. She had been Ill fr
some time and the news Of the acct
cent Of her brother probably hast
enea her death. TIE two deaths in
ire family at the same time will be
great shock to the relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
M|S-TR|AL MAY
Be The RESULT
COPPER JURY STILL OUT-JUDGE
BART Will HOLD JURY
WEEK OR TWO TO GET DE-.
ClSlON.

Nashville, Tenn. March l7-Wlth
the jury still oui and With no lndlca-
tons that they are anywher near an
agre cement, the opinion begins to
prevail that mistrial will be the
termination Of he case against the
Coopers and Sharp for the staying
Of ex-senator Carmack.
Judge Hart evidently does not cA.
pcct an early verdict fer at p. m.
he adjourned court and started for
his country home with tho state
ment that he would not return until
morning.
Judge Hart has declared his in
tention Of holding the jury together
fer week or two If necessary in cr-
der TO get verdict
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
To Resume Work On Church.

The Christian church people have
reason to believe that they will gain
assistance from the state organiza-
ton to complete their fine church
building at Sixteenth and Poplar
streets. The building has well ad'
yanced the walls being near'y up,
hut bad weather stopped operations.
IL Is expected to resume work with
the adveat of spring Contract"
stephens has pushed the work with
much energY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
ST. PATR|CK'S
DAY IN CAIRO
PARISH OF ST. PATRicK's
CHURCH CELEBRATED DAY
WITH SPECIAL SERVICES
FINE MUSIC AND LECTURE.

st. Patrck's Day was gaa day
for the Catholics in Cairo YESTERDAY
and many Prctestants wore the green
IN honor of the beloved patron saint.
The services Of solemn high mass
at st. patriCks church Ia the morn
ing was very beautiful and impress
yive. number Of out.oftown pri SITS
assisting in the celebration Of the
mass
The organ and scng recital given
in the evening by Prof. Alfred q.
Robyn and Mr.. Edward Orchard OF
st. Louis followed by an eloquent lee
ture by the Rev FIR Nugent of that
city was a most fitting finale 20 the
beautiful day and the appearance
here of the noted organist and COM
poser. Prof Robyn. brought out
nearly every lover of good music in
the city the church being crowded.
No extended notice OF the recital
would do this musical treat Justice
MIR Orchards solos were very ad-
mirably given and heartily pleas d
the audience.
The lecture given by Father Nu'
gent was on the subject Cf ST. Pat
rick and was eloquent and instruc-
tive The Rev, FIR. Downey and his
parlshioners are to be congratulated
upon their enterprise in bringing 70
Cairo such brilliant combination of
talent
Prof. Robyn and Mr. Orchard We're
guests of Mayor George Parsons at
The Magnolia. the latter being an old
friend of Mr.. Robyn. They We're
mcst Hospitality entertained by His
Honor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
County Sc at Conte st.

Three of Cairo's leading attorneys,
Messrs. Green, Leek and Lansdt n,
have returned from attendance at
court in Pulaski county, appearing
in connection with the county seat
contest between Mounds and Mouad
City Arguments We're male by
A.essrs Lansden and Ieelt the fer
mer for Mounds and the latter for
MounI City and the case went over
till March &c, when Hon. Reed Green
will close for Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
Will Confer Wednesday.

Judge w. A. Wall and L. J. Caster
OF Mound City were in Cairo yester-
day consulting l.. f. Fischer General
Superintendent of the mckinley In
terurban in regard to the right of
way by that company in Mound City.
Mr.. Fisher named next wednesday
as the day for conference with
Mound City citizens at that place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
Riches=Eor a Change.

Il done had so much poverty" said
Brother Dickey, dat | gwine ter pray
fer somepin new in de new year. |
gwine ter git down on what's lef' er
my po' OF knees an ak de good LaWd
ter make me richl / reckon datH be
big surprise ter de angels-ez dey
amt lookin' fer dat fun me-but |
gwine ter qualify 1t. ez you may say,
by akin de Lawd ter make me rich
an hum5lel Atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
Perfectly Clear.

tits dlsh-u-way, sab. explained old
Brother Swank to a befuddled friend:
Orthodoxy am de doxy dat | makes
muhse'f-dat Is de orthor Of. yo' gn-
'erstand. Uh-wen, and dis yuh hec-
tordoxy am de udder mans doxy dat
he's allus uh-hectorin' me wid. DO dst
make it clar to yo' apprehension.
Brudder TaFr r?"-Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY PATRONS

Until further notice. owing to
water in the basement the pub &c
library will only be open afterrLons
from > to 6 o'clock. BY order %
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
March is. 1909.