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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
Nmrdl Den Gric.Nnnnl.

buffalo, N..O., -. Moi. -
&icr flcinc, ober ieetiidtioc 6obr5eu,
&c troicn bier bcute alli Der 6obrt
mad @ouernor'S Sslono i'm Nem-
PORTER Soien eir, mo bic llebcrDobc
an Die 9lnocsrcgierlng criolgeu ioll.
IS iino Der 0ompfer .2ieutenont =,
&. 9omnc" mo Die 9orfoiicn .Gupi.
tan ". $. Nilbelm", lieutenant
NarO Gbcneu" uno .Sieutenunt @il.
liam Z. Sdend". Sic fonlmcn aus
Clinton 8, mo meroen Die Sobrt
nad) Nem.Dorf oiirb Den Grie-aanol
mo ben Sllbion MAIDEN. Die Sobr.
5elige limo olli Bruno zines beionoe.
rem GontroftrS iiir Die 9umoesregie-
rung ge6olt unO iilio Die. eritcn ibrer
9lrt, lucIdc fiir Den Gegicrungsoienit
auf Den Seen rom Stapel geloiicn
lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
Die luciRc gelt.


Die Sclldc raiit i'm Staate Tetu'
Dorf crihrcteuo pieIe Snoioner
bubin.
Nlbnnn N.sY, %. Wai.-8ie
ser Stout9.@ Ciuuobeits . Gommiil1r
Or. Gltgcuc $. Gorter aui 8runo bon
ltntcriuhuuBcu oe3 Me0i3inol.grper-
ten Or. %obn y. &uber iu Hem.Dorf
an Grt mo Stellc beridtet, lit Die
30bl Der looe5iGue uuter ben &otb.
bulItclL uon 0Cncn uui 0en Reierpas
tioncn i'm Stuotc nod etluu 5000
itbrig limo, IN 6olgc Don Suberculo.
is enc crihrederO aroBe, uno es
miro oltf Die Notbmenoigfeit biuge.
miciCn Die Sclrhe mter ocn Miill.
oeln ocS StooteS nuS5urotten. als
l(rladen oes llmiidgreifeuS Ger uei.
BEN EeIt inter Den Spoioneru miro
ibrc bcionocre gmpfGngIihfeit oaiiir,
ober oltd) Die @eiunobeitSmiorigfeit
Der Ecrb1ltuilie be5eidnet, inter mel
den lie leben. Gommiii1r Eorter
IteIt idneQc Nbbiilisn1aBregeIn in
4lSiidt uuO miro oilt Der &egisIa.
tltr 5lucdentiprchen0e 8oritlGge ma
den.
IubercuIoie in Connects.
cut.
Rem .@opeM Conn, %. Nai.
~ Sm 2auie Der Iebten 5tuan3ig
Sabre bot Die 3obl Der Gooesf1ae i'm
Staote III 6olge BON 2uberfuloie
olSmeiSIih ocS erItcn 5neiidbrIiden
9cridtcS 0eS Observation-Disclosures
Ties bon Connecticut fir Die Yeriooe
bis gum 30. September porigen Dab.
res nm % Ero5ent abgenommen.
Gic 8eb0roe crfIGrt oieie erireulide
Grldcinnng olrf cine ueritGnoigere
SebenSluciie uno Die 3rnebmen0e Ser.
breitlrng Der AlfflGrling oes Bubli.
flrms iiber ocn iniefti6ien Gbarafter
Der aronfbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
Mini Walaen $ EauSioateu.

go It 0 H. 81. Roi. = Sn oemJaae
BON iiinf Gbilieien, Die I'M SuIi 1908
Der Grmoroung BON Sorrp Charles,
einem rcidcn anufmann bon bier.
ltnlOig geiprod)en puroen. bat Dos
SbergeridJt beS Stootes beute Ole ZIP.
pellotiun u~bgetuieien, mas 10 oieI be.
oeutet, ooB ole flint Gbineien binse.
rid)tet iueroenJ iuenn 8oupernenr
Draper Die SooeSltrafe nid)t nnlipai,.
oelt. Gic %grmoroung bon Charles
geidnb III gerbiuoung NIT einem
aompie 5ruiiden 5aftionen i'm Chine
lenuiertcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
0rnitiidjc Strafcn luesen Germen.
Onna famler Ger.

Nem Dorf, 81. Mai. - 3tpci
0lGnner iinb bier 81 iehs5ie 1oeen
Soft ucrurtbeilt lporbeli, Scr cine,
neil or ocrborbcne gier perfuuite,
Der onOerc, neil er iie bei'm Yoiteten.
baden oermenoete. Iieie altfiinoi.
glnng muroe bellte abeno BON Der
SonitotS' 9eb0r6c genaht. gs lit
Dies oos critic WaL, ooB 2elte in
Nelp'Dorf pegen zines oerortisem
@ergebenS ms @eidngniB seifidt
merocn. 8ieoerbolte @eIbbuben Der.
mod)ten nidt, Dem llnfug gu iteiiern,
rno Die 9eboroc bat iid) oaber an
oroltildcren Shritten ge3plngen se-
lcbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
NUaers' 9cidlrnbeaGnania.

Hem. 9orf, 81. Mai. - Die
lleberrcIte ocS in Nep.gorf perItor.
bcnen Gilenbabn' ulo Stanoarb-S Del.
Magnoten So, Gogers gingen beute
nod einem Srauergottesoienit in oer
Wehinatlrde nad 6airbapen, Maii..
ab, no Die Seeroignna morgeu itatt-
iinoet. Sn peridliebenen @erft1tten
Der oStanooro Oil Co." ipilrae Die
arbeit I'M Die Stuuoe Der Sraner.
ieier eingeltellt. Mud etlihe gilen.
babnen. an melden Der Teritorbene
intereliirt mar, meroen beiite geIe.
eentlih Der 9eeroislms Die SbGtig.
felt eiuiteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
2urif in WaIbinatpn.

@o + ington, .. s., 81. Mai.
- BrGIioent Gait febrte INN 1910
bcllte Gormittag aus Charlotte, g..
9Y bierber 5uriid nno iltbr obfe Der.
5ltg pom 9obnboi nad Dem Beiben
&olle, nm BORT elmer aabinetSiibuns
bei5lmuobnen. Nuf Der gailsen 8uno.
reile pom RorO.@arolina bierber reg.
llete eS in Str0nlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
Stur5 cincs 0adltluanolers.

Golorooo springs, COL,
%. Moi. Sm ShIaf ities bier
Iebte Nadt Der 81 Sabre aIte Carl
Gridion aus Dem 5euiter ieines 8in.
merS, ermafte aud nidt oltrd einen
Stur5 IN cine 8ieic bon % 5iB, ion.
bern idIiei aui benz StroBenpilaitsr
Irieolid] peiter, bis er oiirt Elm 0e-
filbl i%tnrfer aiible geipedt ipuroe.
4nBer cin lpaar Guetidungen bat
GridIon feincn Sd)aoen bapcngetra.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
Spfcr hires Scrnfs.

@ranb Hopibs, Nid., 81.
@iai. = 3pei arbciter niirocn bellte
getootet nno Elm oritter tootlid Der.
lcet, ols Gin Gonltruftions5u9 Der
.8rono Gapios, @rano Sapen ano
Wusfegon Sntcrnrban q. g." Geute
Nabmittag auf Dem Sigblanb.garf.
3peig Der 9abn, nobe @rano Sooen,
entgleiIte. 9ie @etooteten iino @m.
Gornmol unb Senrp Gorrinaton, Der
gerIcete Eeter Flant, lammtlid aus
Nnnica.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28
ScS Sn6nrnnbcs uerSGdtia.

Spofane, Muib., -. Wai.
@ler lpuroen Gcitern unter Dem Ser.
ontt, ON lebten Sunitog oen 9obr-
ranb oui Der @reat N~ortbern- 9abn
III Der NGbe Don Colbert uerii6t al
baben, ). NJ. SIattcn mo ). 2. DC.
5ntes perbaitet Scr 2eetcrc lit &c.
legrdpbiit IN @innepcg. Man., uuo
ltammt aus anqeiebener Camille,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28

&c fam. @roi @ltItuo BON Battlefront
mar olli elmer Spo5ierfobrt ans lei.
mem Groftlpogen gcidlcubert moroen
lrno bate allf Der SteQc ieiucu 500
gefrmoen. Gr nor Wit6ciiber bon
Goitolt, Oberlielltcnout Der Heicrpc
oe9 preuBiid)en /. @oroc . 0"rogoner.
HcgimentS unO NtitNlico oeS prcllBi,
id)cn Observation-Disclosures.
Eroteit gcgcn 2 h tfifobrtS Is
Ybgobcn.
Inter 5oblrcidcr @ctbeiligung bat
bier ser Gritc Geutidc Sdififobrt@.
tag icincn Nnfong Aenonmeu. 3lpcd
Scr &criommllula lit, Geboruiidtcn
&rotcit 81 erbcGcn 8cgcn Die gepIoute
Wic0crcinfilbrullq Der SGiiiiobrtS.
Nbgobcn olti ben notiirlid)ell Maiicr-
itruBen.
Gas &oiierprci@.iinQcr.
Srantfurlt a. NJ, -. Woi. -
Ter Mcttitreit bclltiher WtGmer-@c-
Iongucrcinc nm Den BON &oiicr @il.
bclm geltitteteni Wul0crpreio nobm
9eiteru ieincn Nrtgoug. Sic Mogcn
Der @egetltcrr1la inter Der ItGbtii6en
Seuolterlng mo 0Cn OicIcn Suuicu.
Den bon Srcrnoelt Ocbcn bod uu5ll
Dos mun0crpolIc 6rilblin0Slucttcr
uiht mcuig beitrGgt. Sopobl am
&ormittog mie om NodmittoQ nor
Elm 3obIreihcS Eublitrm 81 Ocn &c
ionQlidcn Gorbictun0cu eridicnen.
0oa Erogromm lullroc 9enoll elm.
gcboltcn. GS iongcn peiterc ii Ger.
cine IN ritbmlidcm Mcttciicr. Gic
@rlppc, Ole on Normittog uortrllg,
b%cltnuo aus oen &crcincn: Mbcins
lOlo, Goblen5; Golonben, Glbcrfcl0;
@cllcnfirdener acknowledgements,
0clielfird)en; 6robIinu, Wtiiblbcim
a.. .. Nltbr; Ginigtcit, @odum;
&rupp'ider ACKNOWLEDGMENT @e.
meinmobL G1ieu q. .. Hubr; WiGnnCr-
@cinngpcrein, 8clicntird)cn. Nnt
Nod)mittog liebcn ii6 fol0enoe Ser
cine pernebmen: Goncor0iu, Glen a..
3. Hubr; Sd)I0gcI mo Glen 30
dunn; SGngerncrcinigung, &rcielO;
9uiSburgcr S6ngcrbmno, 9uiSburG;
Sieocrtofcl, Wfiin6Cn s @Ioobo6 Sire.
ieIocr SGngerbunO, arcielo; @rcgo-
rims, Worbed.
Gie &creinc Ieiitctcn mciltcnS Siid).
tiges, ober nihta Ncrporro0enoeS.
Dos &oiierpreiS!ien, Gmonuel Sci
bclS oHbciniugc," BON Sllgult bon
Ortbcgrouel Dertont, lit 5lueifclIoS
cine ungeeignete Competition. Seoc
8ieoerbolung Ourd) Die einjelnen
Wrltppen ocrihIedJtert Den ginDrud.
Die Competition lit niht ploitiidL
ionoern ueridmommen uto mpoulo.
torii6 idmierig, mobrrd) Die unrcinc
Sntonotion oeronloBt miro.
Ter aoiier, meldcr lid LANCE Belt
in Der &ogc Der Yreisridter ouibielt,
benIGngelte ben Ereiador. Ter Wos
nord iogte be5iigIid Der neuntcn3eilc
iuortli6: Sic Ginger itoBen iidJ int
nIer an &oiler."
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Il II ere GommiiiGrc in 2i'
berien.

~ - . ~ ! W 4 I -
berien.
Wonrouio q. 2iberien. 10. Moi,
Dio Sierre 2eouo. 81. Moi. 9ie
an s. Wai auf Dem NuifIGrung5,
&relt5er nGGelt2r" bier %ongcfonrmcllc,
aus ben $50. Soltner, Scott nto
Sale b~CItebenbc nmerituniide 2ibe.
rio-@rpcoitiun lit eifri1 nit Der ibr
oufgctrngen1n llntcriilduug Ser 3lt.
Itonoc I'M bieiigen 2anoe bci6GitiNt.
S1mmtIide MitgIieocr bcfinocn iify
pobl. ErGiiocnt 9urclou llnO sic
Wfitglteocr ieineS aobinatS cmpiiu.
gen Die Mitalicbcr am 10. Moi mo
perIprudcn ibncn sic murme Goope.
rotion Scr Regi1rung in ibrcn 9lrbci-
ten. @eridieOcnc 6eitlidtcitcn limo
81 Gbrcn Der Serrcn o%rrangirt. 9cr
NuffldrungS7&rell5er n9irminqbonL"
lpeld)er NIT Dem nGbeiter" ii6cr'5
Nicer fam, iid ieood gum 3tpede ai.
niger Ncporotlren nif ben Sap
Terne'Snleln ~oufbalten muBte, C.
relfte bellte Sen bieiigcu Soien.
Mud in Stalien Qroiiirt
boS Strifefie6er.
OF III, 81. Moi. = Iic 9%Gderoeicl.
len IN Neopel iino an Ocn Strife &c.
gongen, lueil. mic iic bebouptcn. lire
Nrbeltgeber Den aeieBIiben 9cItim-
mlngen, meIde iiir Nodtnrbeiter 0ci.
ten, niflt noh9etonmen limo. 0ic Be.
bnroen belilrdten, OaB es 81 elmer
Groonotb fommen fonutc, ltno treiicn
WoBnobnerL UNI Dem por5ubeuocn.
Gic Eclepbonn110hen bon Ncopcl
ilno bic StroBenreiniger in Rom ia.
ben beldlolien, an 0en Strife Ill 0c-
ben, ipeum bic 6%orocrungcn Scr Gca.
p%olitoncr 9Gdcrgeicllen nid)t inner.
balb elmer @odc crfiiQt moroen iinb.
Ietn ami in Z bGti9fett.
Satanic a, 81. Woi. - 9erionen,
Die in n1d)Iter NGbe oeS Netna mob
men, flieben bon BORT, ou lie einen
beftigen Iusbrud oes 0ulfanS or.
martcn. Sic 2uft lit in eirtem I'm.
frets bon pieIen Ieilen nit bciber
aidc gefiilt uno itorfe Grberidiitte.
rilngen lperoen bon 3eit 81 Belt Der.
lpiirt. @eIebrte iagen, oaB lid ser
Aetno lett DEM aroBen Grobeben nidbt
10 oroDeno ac5eigt bat, mic icbt.
q Gomoro cridnnpft.
@ e II, 81. Wloi. - @eiolif aus.
geihlofJtet miro bon ocu 3eitunget
Die Meloun0, oab a0nig gOmoro in
Oieienl CONNER M%urienbab mei0en
perOe. "a iiberoieS gor fem yScbl
ooraus gcnlad)t miro, bob bic auS-
idJaltung Der aqjGbrli6en Sur in
Mforienboo aus politii6cn @riinoeu
eriolgt, 10 feiert Der lllItige Spott
formlih Srgielt.
Gem aonig Gomnro miro idIonf-
iueg porgebalten, er iei peri6nupit,
neil Seitreid es obgelebnt babe, eng
LAMBS PriigeIfnobc 81 iperoen.
HeapeI6anft.
NeapeI, 81. Moi. = Ser 9iiraer.
m~eiiter bon Neopel bot NomenS Der
Staotoermaltung benz anterifoniiden
Goniul Goipor 9. Gronninibielo nnb
mebreren anoeren Mmerifonern fir
ibren 9eiItono sur Belt oeS Grbbe-
benS 9iplome iiberreidt. Sn leiner
Nniprohe brad)te Der 9iir9ermeilter
9ren5enloie Geiurmoerung fir Die
Gb6tigfeit Der Imerifoner gum Plus.
Druid.
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Bier 10 eitcre Treno
nouqGtS.

Gonbon, 81. Moi. = 9rcmier
gsqilitb. Minilter oes ausw1rtigen
@rep ulb Die oifentlid)c Weinung ba'
ben rad)geraSe bic 9ecenfen ser ipar-
ianleren aabinetsmitslieoer iibertpdl.
tigt. uno Der 9au Der in Den Slotten-
Soranid,l1gen crDdbnten, bier meite-
rem Greaouougbts iou, mie Dos So
binet beute beidloiien bat, nod Dor
Gnoe oes Jisfaliabres beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28

Die Sclrfc roiit i'm Staate Ietp.
Dorf crihredeno pieIe Snoioner
0ubin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-28

0or &rn. 9nrtbolbt bot Scr britt,
Idle @otid)oiter 9rpce oos @ort CT.
GrIiIcn, nm c6elfuls oaerlei Sd)0ncS
il6er nuiridtiGc Observation-Disclosures
SIT idgcn. Dor OreiBig ooer pierjig
Sabrcn, 10 iiibrte Der 0otlduiter
@roBbritannien'S inter Nnotrcnl
ollS, mod)te iid 5luiiden gnglnno mo
Oen @ereinigtcn Stnoten Elm @eiiibl
Der llniiherbeit unO Blirdlt bemert.
bar. Gie beioen Notioncn BADEN ii6
ieooh better periteben .gelernt. no.
burdl bieies @ciilbl poaitdnoig &c.
idluunpen lit, I'M neutrality-suspicious..
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strite b~erloren.
Bun Der 9rbeitsr. 55Seratisn ofiisicG
bccnoet crtlGrt.

Gic 9emc9rng mar BON pornbereill
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

Creatorc played here. With this band
is lola. celebrated on two continents
as the girl who sings with the
band" She has a soprano voice
which is to strong to be appreciated
indoors. lola is the wonder of must
clans. How she can drown the blare
OF brasses and reeds, including drums
and cymbals. is a mystery even to
the voice Culturists.
With these Robinson Shows Is the
largest and finest collection Of ami.
mails, wild and trained that ever ap.
peared in this city In menagerie. They
embrace lions, tigers, panthers, leop-
ards. puma and bear Captain RI
cardo and Major Crawford, both
graduates with Bostock--and back Of
him with VanAmburg handle the
trained contingent Nine Loie, the
greatest woman trainer OF the age.
with her coterie of trained leopards,
is star that completes the big
three.
And, in the meantime, as Cartoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

in this city. Monaay next, October
4th is the date of the opening, the
shows coming here rom Mt. Carmel,
where they are this week
Owing to the immensely of the
Robinson Shows it will be impossible
to hold on the streets. Park Place
East has been secured The Country
Circus is perhaps the leading feature
Of these shows. The circus is re-
pica Of the olden-time one-ring show
OF Dan Rice memory. Clown, ring.
master, mrle-the mule is neces.
sity as a fun maker-with aerial attn,
letics, acrohats, trained horses.
steers, monkeys goats, dogs and pigs.
Certainly miscellaneous assert
ment; but all in line with the comnu-
tations of the ancient one ring show
The committee of chaperones have
contracted with Bifposter Van Osten
TO line his bill boards throughout the
city. And Mounds, Mound City and
all smaller towns in 1uxtaposition to
the metropolis will be emblazoned
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

within a day or two with announce
ments Of real circus, menagerie and
ten other separate shows, each under
q separate canopy.
This should be a case of wait for
Robinson the press agent affirms
referring to another tent show that
is dated here-a one-tent show
Co. X, with the ambition that has
actuated them when they won all the
medals in sight and attained the title
Of pride OF the regiment" will shed
their goldlaced cuffs and pitch in
for the success Of this their first big
enterprise Of the waning season.
The famous Robinson shows will
Iarrive here from Mt Carmel Sunday
Afternoon next at the Big Four sta.
ton. The train comprises is cars,
palace. box and flats. The Royal
Italian Concert Band will delight the
ears Of both critics and laymen alike
with the finest outburst of ravishing
music the city has heard since the
time when Sousa, Damoroch and
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
At Opera House TONIGHT.

Mr.. Lee d. Ellsworth, who will be
remembered for his good work few
years ago in the Caro's Own Stock
company, is to bring his Associated
Players here for three nights en-
gagement opening tonight at the
opera house in the musical oddty
The New Humpty-Dumpty, or The
Yankee King This piece promises
to be decided novelty, in as much
las it combines the delightful fairy
land mystery usually seen in spec,
tacular trick pantomine, together
with strong dramatic story and up
to-date musical comedy The must
cal numbers range from topical to
classic. The company is large one
headed by Mr., Ellsworth The well
known leading lady, Miss Julia Gray,
is also in the cast The costumes
are novel and elegant. Special atten-
ton is called to the prices, 10, 20 and
30 cents. Manager Williamson as
sures us that, although the prices are
popular, this is not a popular priced
attraction, but absolutely first class
lin every respect A large crowd will
no doubt greet THE New Humpty.
Dumpty" tonight Remember the
prices, 10, % and 30 cents. Ladies
free tonight. under the usual condi-
tions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


Saturday.
Mr.. l.. B. Mills was in the city Sat
urlay on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eurgman were
Cairo visitors Saturday evening.
Miss Esther Howk spent Sunday
with relatives at Murphysboro.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Dougherty and
son Willie spent Saturday evening in
Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Monday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oran Walston of Mounds, and Mrs.
Clifford of Cairo We're in the city
Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ellsworth and
daughter Sallye were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Berbling in Cairo
Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Caldwell has had her
furniture stored and will leave in a
few days for Memphis where she
will join her husband
Mr.. Harry Slack is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at hospital in
INDIANAPOLIS. His wife. nee Miss
Mable Kennedy of this city and their
little daughter are with him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
MOUND CITY.
Sent. Of.

Sent 26.
Airs. Alice Delaney went to Cairo
Saturday on account of the illness of
her sister.
Mrs. Della Hurt and family who
resided on Poplar street moved to
Joppa this week and will make that
place their home.
Mr.. Dave Harris who has beea
suffering with rheumatism is S owly
improving.
Mrs Geo. Ashby of First street,
left Saturday for Oscar Ky, to visit
sister who is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever
There will he an entertainment at
the Methodist Episcopal church on
the evening of Oct. 18th. 1t will be
Ben Hnr shown in pictures and prom
ises to he a splendid progron. Adj
mission for adults will be 25c and for
children 2 for Csc. Remember the
date.
Mr.. Chas. Johns, OF Henshaw, KY.
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Parker left for his home
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
LOCAL BALL GAMES
Cubs and Duggans, in Double Header,
Break Even-Bens Defeat Anna
at Mound City

The Cubs and the Duggans broke
even yesterday in double header
played on the Twenty-irst street dia-
monds. The score FOR the first game
was 10 to in favor Of the Duggans
while the second game, that went
ten innings, was won by the Cubs,
the score being 10 to Z The bat
teries in the first game were for the
Cubs, Fitzgerald, Ried and Fitzger.
aid, and DUggans, Smith and Shank
The batteries in the second game
We're, Cubs, Kusener and Barnwel
and for the Duggans, Risk, Smith and
Shank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
Next FRIDAYS FLAW.

No play of resent date has so
graphically depicted the lengths to
which a vain and beautiful woman
will sometimes go to crafty an inord,
mate ambition to scale the pinnacles
of society, as does "rhe World and a
Woman" Joseph Byron Tottens eX-
traordinary play OF real life, which
has been magnificently mounted by
Earl Burgess and which will be pre-
scented at the Cairo opera house one
night only, Friday, Oct LIST, There is
plenty of comedy as well as pathos
in the play. Prices %, so and 75c,
Seats on sale Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

lst Swinerton says-if there are any
privilege people looking for chance
TO make big money Quick-as Co, x
remarks-they must call on or adj.
dress the committee on privileges.
This is Mr. Charles Wood. lieutenant
of Co. X. For this nonce. he is
privileged characte7. Rates of con.
cessions win run from SO up; none
less than ten
II should be stated for the delecta
ton Of the indignant, that the Robin.
son Shows carry more and better. ami
more daring, sensational free acts
than any other circus or tent show ia
the country Thus their capacity for
pleasing the public is greater. and the
clat of the enterprise increased AS
Barnum used to say-~.don't forget
the day and date, Monday October
ith to 9TH
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
SPECIAL

We bought 100 dozen little boys and
little girls caps, worth SOC, 75c and
Sl,00. Now at - 23c and 39c
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27

The Bens of Mound City defeated
the Anna baseball team at Mound
City Yesterday by a score of 4 to /.
The game was closely fought and
many close plays were made. The
batteries for Mound City were Kee.
see and Darragh, for Anna, Phelps
AMI Brady.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
CIRCUS BY CO. \
HERE NEXT WEEK
RORlNSON'S BIG COMBINATION
WITH EIGHTEEN CAR LoACS
OF ATTRACTIONS AND PARA
PHERNALiA.

Co. X. OF the Fourth Regiment,
called The Pride of the Fourth will
get busy today-and this business
will stick to them the whole week
long. For why?
This company, through its efficient
committee, have contracted with the
famous. Robinson Shows and Holder
Country Circus to play week date
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
Furnishing Goods

Mems Sox worth Toe at ----------6c
Mems Sox worth 15c at ------ Sc
Handkerchiefs worth Sc at Be
Handkerch!efs worth 10c at -----sc
Mems Shirts worth SOC to 75c at 3oc
Mems Dress Shirts worth 75c TO S.100
One lot of sample shirts, regular val
lie $1.50 and $500 at .- CSC
A full and complete line Of mems and
boys hats, caps, etc at one half Of
their regular ualue
Coat Sweaters 81 value at zoe
Coat Sweaters, $50 value at - zoe
100 dozen Mems Sample Underwear.
soc aud 75c garments at -------49c
Sl.50 and $500 garments at CSC
Mems Mohair Shirts, with collars, Soc
and Use kind, while they last at 39c
Use and $500 kind 49c
Mems Working shirts the real value
JON bN ZVCt
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
Lord keivin's Way.

Lord Kelvin said most of his knowl.
edge consisted of how. to find the
knowledge sought. And after all, the
wisest man is but smatterer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-27
DRAINAGE SCHEME
EMBRACING 100000 ACRES OF
MISSOURI LANC--CAlRO
FIRMS INTERESTED.
Rich Farming and Timber Land in St.
Francis Bottoms-Petitions
Filled in Courts cf
Arkansas.


Petitions have been filed in the
courts of Arkansas by the owners Of
over 100000 acres of land In the st.
Francis Basin, praying for the crea-
ton of general drainage district to
cover the whole territory OF the basin
north of the Iron Mountain railway.
The proposed district will include
about one million acres of land. This
drainage project is perhaps the
greatest improvement of the kind
ever undertaken in the South
The construction of this improve
ment win be great help to the pros
perity of Memphis. The trade of that
district largely centers here Much
valuable land will be redeemed from
overflow by curface water and water
from the st. Francis, Tyronza and
Little Rivers, The whole territory win
be made healthy and habitable This
very fertile district lying at ouI
doors viii be fully opened to cult
walton ami its outpat of agricultural
products vastly increased
The consummation OF the drainage
system proposed viii depend upon
the majority of the owners of land,
or the owners of a majority of the
acreage Joining in q second petition
to be hereafter fled praying that the
improvement be made. The petitions
filed yesterday look merely to the
creation Of the district and the maxi
ing of a preliminary survey. The
fact that owners or over 30 per cent
of the acreage join in the preliminary
petition indicates that the necessary
majority may be obtained without
difficulty.
Preliminary Survey Made.
The preliminary survey has been.
in fact, already male The petitions
pray Tor the appointment of Arthur
T.. Morgon as engineer. Mr. Morgan
is at present an engineer in the bu-
reau OF drainage investigations OF
the United States. He has lately
completed for the government a very
careful survey of the proposed dis
trict. 1t is contemplated that the re.
port of the survey already made will
be utilized as the engineers prelimi-
nary survey and much expense and
delay thereby ohviated
The petitioners who ask for the
creation of the district include the
Chicago Mill and Lumber company
Chapman & Dewey Land company,
Lee Wilson & CO.. Moore & Meier
rim, Springfield Lumber and Cooper
age company, Singer Manufacturing
company and others. The commits
sioneTs named in the petitions are W.
w. Holipeter of Mississippi county,
G. w. Culberhouse of Craighead coun
ty and Louis Barton Of Crittenden
county The whole enterprise will be
in the hands of the commissioners,
who will adopt plan, construct the
drainage system and apportion the
expense thereof against the lands in
the district