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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
POLE CO,
IN FULL BLAST
HAVE BEEN IN OPERATION a
MONTH--HANDLE OVER
200 CARS.
COMPRISES Is ACRES
EMPLOYS 35 Men-Used as Half Way
Station For Larger Factories
Things Booming in
That Vicinity.

The Pioneer Poe and Shaft com
pany just above The Greer Wi'kerson
Lumber company on the Mound City
road which IS one of the numerous
additional factories to Cairo recently
coming here from Memphis, is doing
"a very lively business. The plant
has been in operation .about month
ana during hat time over 200 cars
Of stock have been handled which is
shipped north to their factories. The
plant here is used as a half way sta
ton between points in the south and
the eompanys otter twelve factories
in the north. The material Is shipped
here. graded and culled and reshipped
nor;h
On the ground now are several
hundred piles Of hickory dimension
stock which is made into running
GEAR for vehicles A large asserting
shed GS feet by ito feet and a large
stock shed IS feet by ITO feet have
lust been completed A force of 81
men are employed here and are I'M
der the management of f. r. Hold
son. Manager Holdson states that a
mill will probably be put up aud later
4 factory. but this will be governed
by the increasing business. The
plant occupies about - acres.
The Ward Construction company
will start today grading for a switch
track from the Big Four to the pant
and win complete it in a short while.
A switch track has been built into
the company's yards by the Illinois
Central from the Greer Wi'kerson
eompany's switch.
With the building of these two
plants. the Pioneer Pole and Shaft
company and the Greer Wilkerson
Lumber company, 1t has made won
derful change in this vicinity. The
companies have a large number of
buildings to heir plants AMI in addi-
ton to the employees dwellings and
stores il looks as though TIE is en-
other Future City" sprinsing Up or
has already sprung Persons who
have not been M that far on the
Mound City road recently would BE-
surprised at the way things have
doomed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
NEW RECTOR MAY |
Rev. Geo. M. Babeock Of Grand
Crossing, Chicago, Accepts Call
From Church of Redeemer.

Rev George NJ. Babcock, now rec
tor of St Georges Church, Grand
Crossing. Chicago. has notified the
Vestry of the Church of the Re
deemer. of this city, Of his accept.
ance OF the call to the local parish
recently extended. The Rev. Mr.,
Babcock is regarded 'as one of the
most able and promising of the
yornger clergy of the Episcopal do
cese OF Chicago and is especially well
known as a church organizer aud par
ish worker The rectory of the
Church OF the Redeemer is being
placed in readiness for occupancy by
the new rector and his wife who
will arrive here May 1st
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
SIo7a-Morse NuptiaIs.

The marriage of Mrs, Mary J
Morse Of this city and Pref, Clyde
Stone of Huron. s l., was solemnizol
at ,hc home of the formers brother
W. A. Jenkins in Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone left for Huron, s. at.eI
the ceremony where Mr. Stone is
Superintendent of schools.
Mrs. Morse is well known i'm Cairo
having lived here since her chilli
hood. She has until racently held
the position of beokkeepor at the
office of Mr. H. Fl. Halliday
Mr.. Stone was principal of the
Cairo High school for two years and
made many friends while here. The
good wishes Of their many friends fol-
low them to their new home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures.
aust.

Faust.
The Broken scene in Faust at
Cairo opera house Saa,itday after
noon and night is described as fol-
lows: A whiIring and rumbIing Of
hiedous noises, the flashing of light
ming and the strong, roaring peals of
thunder; the sight of some poor un-
fortunate struggling against the de-
mons of he'll incarnate; behold the
demon-lke forms that belch forth
the curses of damnation, Mephisto-
"Hy good. doctor, look. see; all this
YOU shall fell, and more; YOU shall
know what it IS to mock the pure and
innocent; to give thy soul into my
keeping I. Satan, whom all the uni
verse fear and tremble. o, for the
soul of one wise man to show on
judgment day-though ! gather fools
ard my work is never done With
this. night grows darker! the storm
RACES: the demons gather in mid
night revelry and curse the immacu-
late angel-the Virgin Mary; and Is
his biding from the throne of 40:
ment. Then there comes hull, and
all roars forth in wreathing mass
Of fire with enchanting hideousness
and the curtain falls 10 hide from
view the rcmorse of the lost souls
Prices: Matinee, 1928 and SOC;
night 25c to !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
:. SOCIAL oAND Personal ~

lCapo Glrardeau, returned home yes.
terday,
Jake Bumenthal representing the
IBlumenthal Pros. of Philadelphia
Penn was in the city on business
yesterday
Van Ness Balm, little daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs. Force Bail, OF Seventh
street is conyaesceut after several
days illness.
| Misses Minnie Boyd and Ora Sims
eff Mound City. were in Cairo Tues
day and attended he performance OF
THE Man Of the Hour"
w, P. Peacock Of Grand Rapids
Mich, representing tho Perkins
Lumber company lett lasl night for
Union City Tom, on business.
performance at the or era house last
might Miss Manloye took the part
Of Gloria Ring white Mr. Backous
played the part Of tube Waddell."
Sol Rich, superintendent of the
Rich Construction Co. went to s.
Louis yesterday to make arrange,
.mouts fer resumirg work on the big
sewer.
Claude Allen of the L. 5. Cavalry
stationed at fort Riley. Kans., VINO
has been Visiting his parents Mr.,
and Mrs. E. f. Allen has returned to
his station.
Mrs. Nelson C. DePew left yester.
lay for ST Johns, H. to visit her
father for a few lays. From the e
she viii go to ST Louis to visit her
son Charles for a month
Mrs Anthony Gusz who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs Leo Carico OF
Thirtvthird street, has returned TO
her home in Charleston. Mo. accom-
panied by little Erline Carico.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Won Bahren
have returned TO Cairo after having
been in Racine. Wis, for a couple Of
years. Mr. Won Behrel is connected
with the Southern Lumber company
here
Mrs f. p. Fawkner has gone to St.
louis to spend a few DAYS with
From there she viii go to-
Jacksonville, H., for several weeks.
While there she viii attend the we'd
ding OF one OF her friends.
Nh and Mrs r. L. Williams had
as their guests yesterday Mr. Cla-
ence Backous and Miss Grace Man
love Of CJnnersyille, Ind They are
members of the Sunny Side of Broad
way Co., which gave an excellent
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
BIRDS POINT IS
SWEPT BY FLAMES
TOWN STRICKEN WITH SECOND
DISASTER WITHIN A YEAR
BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
BOATS FOUGHT FIRE
Cairo Firm Owns Some Buildings
EeokWith's Hotel Principal
Building Cestroyed-LittIe
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
IN 9TH AND 9TH PRECINCTS

There will be mass meeting for
the eth and Sth precincts at tn,
Shady Grove Baptist church or
Thursday, April list. 1909, at the houl
Of 8 o'clock p. m, to meet with the
Citizens Progressive League.
The following will address the
league: Opening address of WELDON.
by r. A. Davis who will be followed
by John K. Magee, Charles Anderson
H. c. Jones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
p. &. POWELL CANDIDATE
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE,

Another candidate for police magis-
trate is formally announced this
morning. p. f. Powell The race for
this office promises to be a lively
lone. Mr. Powell Is a campagner to
be reckoned with, having been active
in city and county politics for years.
He was city comptroller under Mayor
Winters administration and made a
good record. He has a host of friends
in the city who will rally to his sup.
port.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

Sheriff Davis has received WORT
from Chief Creecy at ST. Louis sta
ing that the negro John Holder who
vas captured there. is in the work
house and scheduled TO remail there
antil June II. After his time expires
there he will be brought 20 Cairo ami
made TO serve another term here.
Several months ago he escaped from
the county Jail here and was cap
tured in St Louis last week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
YEGCMEN STILL BUSY
WORKING AT TAMMS

The Tamms Mercantile company
store AT Tamms. III. was burglarized
Tuesday night and a large amount
of wearing apparel stolen. No clew
n the guilty party has yet been
found. Il is said by several that
there has been a gang Of thieves
hdr-ing about Tamms for Tire past
week. The yoggman killed there the
tore part Of the week is sad to have
been one of the number
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
CIVILIANS APPOINTED.

Washington, March 31.-The war
department today announced the
names of several civilian candidates
for appointment as second lieutenants
in the coast artillery corTs who sue.
cc-siully passed the recent competi
tive examination. Included in he lis.
are. Robert Elton Guthrie OF Lin
coin NIB. George Z. Niekirk oI
Cedar Rapids, Ia. Kelly b. Lemmcn
of Lansing. Mich.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Meetinn of Rehekahs.

A district meeting OF the Reba@ahs
will be held at Mounds Friday, April
2. This meeting is called for all ihe
lodges in the district. The state
president Mrs. Reeves will probab y
attend. Mrs. Mary c, Avery OF
Eighth street will be a de,eeate from
Cairo and e is thought several others
will attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. T. MEYERS OF Ullin, was in the
city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Fred Whiteamp Of Sixteenth
street is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Mike Murphy of Mound City,
was Cairo visitor YESTERDAY.
MI and Mrs. DeVore, Of Mound
city were Cairo visitors yesterday
Harry Perkins is in Lawrence, Ill.,,
in the interest Of the Big Four
Mrs. f. S. Kahn has returned from
a visit with relatives in PaIucah.
Miss Mary Flynn Of Mound City.
was in Cairo shopping yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Winter who has
been i'll for several days is improy-
ing
Mrs. Jennie Lewis has moved from
2594 Walnut street to 2JO1 Park ave
niue.
w. r Wall returned last night
from a business trip to Cape Girar-
deau.
Misses Eva and Anna Hunter of
DeSoto, Ill.,. were in the city ycster-
day shopping.
Mrs Rodman and daughter Elsie
of Mound City were in the city shop
ping yesterday
+. 6. Rowing Of Charleston, Mo,
was in the city On route to ST. Louis
to transact business
Mrs. Hogan Williford Of Marion
III, is visiting Mrs. Force Balm OF
Seventh street.
Mrs. c. T. Calhoun and friend
Mrs. Patton. are in Anna visiting
relatives and friends
Hon. W. b. Gilbert has r-turna
after a brief visit to his son B rrl
| Gilbert in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Basin Of Par
liner. 40. were IN the city YESTERDAY
&, visiting and shopping
Mrs. Schrader of Carhondale q
here attending her mother who is f
at st. Mary's Innrmary
The family of y. Y. Lewis went q,
their summer place at Grand Char
p yesterday 10 remain till fall.
) Mrs c. P. Weneer leaves tn.
J. morning for Charleston to visit he
Y daughter, Mrs. E. G. Rolwing.
Maurice Tripp returned last ai.h
!, to Mississippi after visiting friend
and relatives fer a rev days.
Mrs. Geo. Tetts and Mrs. Fran
T Handley Of Mound City. were her
yesterday on a shopping tour.
Superintendent Maloney and Trail
master Allison of the Big Four wer
n The city yesterday on business.
n Frank Thomas who has been COZ
" e1cd at the Infirmary for some tim
vas removed to his home yesterda,
Guy Bain. mail carrier. who ha
spending several days vacation q
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Methodist LadIes Entertaln.

The ladies' Of the Methodist church
entertained yesterday afternoon al
the residence cf Mrs ". II. Lawson
on Washington avenue These pres
emit were Mesdames J. b. Messenger
| CHARLES Borque. Elwf1 Bond WI
liam Hurt, Harry Davidson. +. K.
IThistlewood. j. J Boyd, c, +, ifarl,
| II. F. Oshun. d, F. Brown, F. Dean
IT. j. Pryor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
"l'd Rather Die. Doctor"

than have my feet cut off, said NJ
l.. Bingha. of Princcvile. H., "but
ycu'l die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) if you don't,
said all doctors. Instead, no used
Rucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures of Eczema. Fever
Sores, Boils. Burns and Piles astound
the world. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

from lfTtpu,arl-
ties, terrible drag
glng sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. | had
given up hope Of
ever being well
when l began to
take Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
| felt as though
new life had lHpn
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
BOURGEOIS WlTHDRAWS:
LEO MDANlELS, CANDIDATE

Because Of i'll health Alderman
John A. Bourgeois has Withdrawn as
4 candidate for rejection to the city
council from the Fourth ward. He
has been at the hospital under
physicians care, ard feels that h"
can not give the peoples affairs need.
ca attention During his term Of ser
vice in the city council Mr.. Bourgeois
was lined up with the progressive
element in that body and did hi
share to keep this spirit alive, for
which he viii be kindly remembered
Leo McDaniels has been prevailed
upon to take the place of Mr.. Bour-
E0is as a candidate for alderman
from the Fourth ward at the coming
election He is one of Cairo's large
grain and hay commission dealers
aad as sUch is interested in the city's
commercial upbuildng. He has re
sided in the cit Wong enough TO know
its needs in other directions.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Brick Arrives.

Two bargss Of brick for the street
paving arrived last evening at C
O'Clock from Portsmouth. Ohio, and
were landed at Sikh street There
is enough brick on the barge5 to
finish Washington avenue and the
two and half blocks concretel on
Sycamore street. Work will be start
ei unloading the bargCs @lav.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the many
friends in Cairo as we'll as those
homo tor their kind words and treat
ment in our recent bereavement. the
death of Fred Wesenberg
H. WESENBERG
AND FAMILY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Episcopal Church Services.

Services will be held at the Church
'of the Redeemer Friday by Rev.
Whitley. of Mound City. as follows
Holy Communion at a, m. and
evening service at p. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Gov. Folk.

The attraction for next week will
be Missouri's former governor, who
has made a national reputation as a
man who does things He will lee
ture ar the opera house under theau7-
pieces of the Cairo High School on the
subject The Era of Conscience.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Is Seriously Ill.

Mrs, Herbert n Hanckei was re
ported worse last nisat. Her broth
ers Lonnie and Flint Bondurant, and
sister Mrs c. l., Kearol have been
sent for and are expected TO arrive
today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
/. c. Platform PROGRESSING.

Work On the new l. C.. platform a
tho l. c. alton is progrs ssing rapid
IT, The old wooden platform has
been torn ont and filed in with Gin
Iers. Yesterday the curbing was
being put in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Laying Gas Main.

The work of laying the gas main On
Sycamore street is progressing nice
~, but it was not laid SO rapidly yes
.teriay as the day before The main
is now nearly completed to Twenty
firth rect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
BRIDGE Whist Club.

The Bridge Wits club was very
Delightfully."- entertained at tie home
OF Mrs. II. Stafford Candee Of 200
Washington avenue The cllh met
twice this week because there VIII be
no meeting next week,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Too Late to Classify.

FOR RE,NT-Several rooms over
Lippitts grocery store, Eighth ard
Washington, apply Mrs. Katherine
Smith, sos Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
First EXCURSION Of Season.

The Big Four viii rCn its first eN-
cursion Of the season 10 Nincenaes
on April is. The fare will prc bah y
be sl.00 round trip and no doubt
VIII be well patrcaized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Placing Election Notices.

City Clerk r. A Hatcher was en-
gagged yesterday placing election
notices on poles in the different
wards notifying voters of the da'e Of
the election and the location Of the
polls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
w. c. T. U. Meeting.

A meeting of the w c. 7. [. is 20
be held this afternoon at > o'clock at
the home of Mrs George EousEerty,
2l0 Twentieth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Assessors Begin Work.

The newly appointed deputy assef-
sors will start work todaN Several
from the county We're in the city yes
t4rday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
IRISH LAND BILL.

London. March 3l-The commons
tonight passed the second reading OF
;he Irish Lard Bill. 20 10 102.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

Advertising lnThe Bulletin pays tie
The people that have money to =penS
advertiser because It c.rculatss amons
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
Charity and Love.

Without dew and light flowers fade
Charity and love are the dew and
tight of the human heart.--Mme. de
CENTS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Nd. "For four years
my life was misery to me. suffered
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

Van Ness Balm, little daughter of
Mir, and Mrs. Force Baia, Of Seventh
street is eonyalescent after several
days illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

Jake Bumenthal representing tn
Buumenthal Pros OF .hilaielphi'
Penn, was in the city on bushes
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-01

Capa Girardeau, returned home "
terday,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-13
Houghton Department.
LIBRARY IN oNToNAeoN.
Woman's Association Hopes to Have
Building Ready Soon.
TELEPHONE SOUTH ls

The Ontonagon Woman's Library
association hopes TO have its new
building ready for occupancy In n short
time. the weather permitting. says the
Herald
The new building. while not preten-
tious. viii be- comfortable. and cosy,
and have stack room enough for books
for years TO come. The books now
number about six hundred, mostly iic-
ton. and with diversity enough I'm
style TO suit many tastes.
The Association i'm its efforts To put
up and own a email building of'its own
wish To appeal for help TO all the peo-
Pile of the village, who may in any way
be interested in good reading for them
selves or their families. Contributions
to the fund will be gratefully received
and membership tickets issued to any
one who may desire them. A member
ship card may be taken out by any
family on payment of $3.50 the first
year and 81 each year thereafter.
This is the nearest approach which
has ever been made. i'm recent years at
least. to a public library for the viii
lage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-13
WIRELESS AT GRAND MARAIs.

Grand Marais is at last i'm COM
munication with the outside world.
The wireless station is completed
and last night the first message was
received. says the Duluth Herald.
The village has been in existence for
nearly half a century and all that time
has been without means OF communi-
cation. The boats that made the port
offered the only means of communion
ton with the world at large.
Some time ago the United Wireless
company announced its intention oi
installing a station at that point. -
There was great rejoicing in TIN
village last night when the first mos
sage was sent and an answer received
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-13
LAST BOATS LEAVE DULUTH.
Several are Expected to Arrive, Which
Will End Navigation.

The last beats To leave the port OF
Duluth for lower lake ports the pres
ent season got on their way last night.
says the Duluth Herald. SO far as de-
partures are concerned the navigation
season at the Head OF the Lakes is
over. The boats to get away were the
Rochester and Buffalo of the Western
Transit company. Both boats took
package freight with deck loads or
shingles. The Stearn proceeded them
out of the local harbor. She had grain.
With the departure of these boats
the season ends. The present seaso1
has been the greatest for post season
voyages ever seen on the lakes. Some
Of the boats have taken an extension,
on their insurance and paid the l per
cent demanded by the insurance COM
panies.
There are yet a number of boats to
arrive at the port Of Duluth. They all
belong to the Mutual Transit company
and are expected to be safe at anchor
i'm the local bay by Monday noon.
Those 10 come are: Gould. Northern
Light, North Wind and Minneapolis.
The steamer North Lake of this line
arrived i'm port last night This win
make five Of the Mutual boats to lay
up in the loyal harbor for the winte'
months. ....tto.,.
The steamers Ames. Wolvin. and
Reed arrived early, this morning. They
were well coated with. ice and after
discharging their cargoes win lay up
/ FOR the winter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-13
WOLVES ARE INCREASING.
Pests Are More Numerous This Win
ter Than Usual.

Wolves have been more numerous in
the woods this fall than for many years
and their determination is again made
the matter for much comment. A few
years ago the government took up the
proposition as to the best method for
their destruction, and issued pamph-
let's which were given wide circula- :
ton The government experts advocat-
ed "a search being made for the young,
which they said could be easily found
by experienced hunters and killed be-
fore they were able to leave their
breeding place. This method was tried
I'm some places in the peninsula. but
was not successful '
Almost every hunter going into tile
woods this fan found tracks of the
wolves. travelling in pairs or in packs
OF anywhere from four TO q dozen. but
IL is almost impossible to get within
shooting distance OF the animals and n
comparatively few bounties had to be
paid Nearly every county i'm the pen
insula raised the bounty, hoping that
Il would be the means of hunters and
trappers making the business of ex-
termination of the wolves a business
but experience has shown that the
claimants for bounties were not ma
terially increased The problem of
wiping out the pests and destroyers of
game animals is still an open question