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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
rYpEWRtTERs.

Sold, Rented and Repaired. The
United Typewriter Exchange, Suite
No. !, q and 8. Vincent Block. Phones
Be 81, Home 7s3
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ig1 = 49,.
Marriage License.

Robert Davis Prindle of Springfield.
Ohio, and Miss Mary Alice Nausie of
Cairo were granted license yesterday
to marry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $50.

zig load, stove size. delivered. Both
ohones. Clark-Danforth Handle Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
7-.

This would be . splendid world II
M one could secure profits In any way
that might increase the hardships Of
others,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
raienranh Poles of Class.

telegraph Poles Of Glass.
CLASS telegraph poles are being
ussd III places where wooden poles
INV quickly destroyed BY insects Or
IN ctimateI
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26

Mrs. Chris Beemis was called away
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26

Miss Edith English has resigned
from the Grand Leader and joined
the Western Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Royal Of Villa Ridge is in town.
Stewart Lewis left for Mt Vernon
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ ]. Farnbaker returned from
Paducah Thursday.
Mrs. Irwin Dunn of Wiekliffe was
shopping in Cairo Thursday
Ii. Fl. Halliday returned yesterday
from business trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. J. G. Samuel OF w. T. Wall 4
Co. left for Southern Illinois Thurs
day.
II. H. Halliday returned yesterday
from Chicago where he went on bust
ness.
Messrs. All and Oath Drinkwater Of
Charleston, Mo-, were in town yes
terday.
Jeff Willie is again under treat
ment for rheumatism at St Mary's
Infirmary.
Miss Pearl Shields of Ola, Ark. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Naugle of Sew
enth street.
Master Floyd Galbraith is confine
to his home 34o7 Washington avenue
with illness.
Little Curtis Profilet Of 1902 Com.
mercial avenue Is convalescing from
the measles.
Miss Anita Good of Jacksonville is
visiting Mrs. Ben Kobler OF Elgh.
teenth street,
Dr. e. Z. Gordon went to st. Louis
yesterday on business. He will re.
main a day.
Miss Edith English has resigned
from the Grand Leader and Joined
the Western Union.
Mrs. Chris Beemis was called away
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-26

sisters.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
BUSINESS GIRL ESSENTIALS

An inclination to Work, Attention and
PoIiteness Make for Success.
One of the most essential things
for the girl who, instead of returning
to school this fall, intends to make
her way into the business world, IL
Ipoliteness. Next to an inclination to
work, an intention to be prompt and.
attentive to work during business
hours, politeness stands third in the
list of essentials which must be pos
sessed by the girl who would succeed.
1t doesn't take business man very
long to "size up" the new girl who
enters his store or office for bust
ness. He knows, il spite of all the
theories about the new brooms"
which sweep clean, whether or not
she is going to make good.".
And make good she must if she in
tends to advance, if she intends to re.
main with one firm and gain in bust
ness knowledge and in the ability to
draw well filled envelope each Satur-
day night.
There are plenty of girls of the other
type; girls who are content to chew
gum, eat caramels and chat with ether
girls about the young men of their &C.
quaintance, while customers wait or
go elsewhere for service. But this
kind of a girl never rises above very
small salary. She stays in one place
only so long as the employers pa
thence can be stretched, and then she's
in that, to her, frequent business of
hunting a new job.'
Politeness in the business world
means a lot more than saying Good
morning" to the proprietor. 1t means
in the business world just what it
means in the world at large, where DO
likeness stands for nothing more nor
less than an exemplification of the
Golden Rule.
The girl who enters a store and
stands behind counter making ar
rangements with fellow clerk to at
tend a moving picture show while an
exasperated customer stands before
the counter, waiting to make a pur-
chase and catch car, is not polite.
This clerk hasn't the ability to put
herself in the customers place and
try to render the sort Of service she
would desire If she was on the other
side of the counter.-Boston Herald.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
Church Neus.
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

The Rev. C. E. Hickok will preach
the morning service at the Presby-
teriap church at 10:45 o'clock today.
The Sunday school will meet at 9:45
o'clock. There will be no evening
service or young peoples meeting.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11

is in Columbia today. Dr. Tisdel was
president of the University of Wyom-
ing from 1904 to 1908.
He has received the degrees of A.
M. and Phi. D. from Harvard, and now
comes direct from Toledo University
where be has been professor of Eng
lish and dean of the arts department.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
Methodist Church.

The Sunday School at the Method
list church will meet at $3.50 o'clock
this morning. The pastor, the Rev.
C. M. Aker will preach the morning
service at 10:45 o'clock and the even
ing service at 1880 o'clock. The Ep-
worth league will meet at $3.50 o'clock.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
Christian Church.

At the Christian church this morn
ing the Sunday School will meet at
$3.50 o'clock. The Rev. c. E. Under
wood, professor in the Bible College
of Missouri, will preach the morning
sermon at 10:45 o'clock and the even
ing service at o'clock. The North
side Bible school meets at o'clock,
the intermediate Endeavor at o'clock
and the Senior Endeavor at Z o'clock.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
UNIVERSITY LECTURER HERE

Or. z. M. TisdeI Recently Appointed
In the English Department.
DR.. F. NJ. Tisdel, who has been ap-
pointed lecturer in English at the Uni
versity of Missouri for the coming year
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
Baptist Church.

The Sunday school will meet at the
Baptist Church this morning at $3.50
o'clock. The junior B. Y. P. u. will
meet at o'clock and the senior So
ciety at o'clock. The services both
morning and evening will be preached
by the Rev. Jasper Howell who has
returned from his trip to Europe.
The subject for the morning service
is Religious Life in England" A
solo, 1.-THE Divine Redeemer," will be
sung by Mrs. c. B. Sebastian. The
topic for the evening service is Home
Life in England" Mrs. Mary Bewick
Lucas will sing AVE Maria"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11
Catholic Church.

The first mass will be celebrated
at the Catholic church at 1880 o'clock
this morning. The Sunday school will
meet at 8 O'Clock, followed by the high
mass and sermon at 10 o'clock. The
topic for this morning is "The Great
est Commandment" The subject of
the evening service at 1880 o'clock is
Blessed Are the ure in Heart
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-11

@ Many Of the Schools open this weekyou will need
kinds Of School SuppGes-come here and buy them and
money. Everything the latest in School Supplies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
Nove|as de |a'vida
DE BAILARINA A
hRGHIDUQUESA

Dasnnfs ouc cl Emperador G-- Austria
daclaro oficialmente muerto y sin here
deros a su hijo primog6nito el archi-
dnoue Lcopoldo Salvador, quien la
lavenda conocc con el nombre de
Juan Orth'', la prensa europea sc
ha dado a nucvas investigaciones, par
tjcndo de la sospecha de que aun Vi
We aGuel cxctntrico Principe. Acerca
del particular contraese e siguiente
calograma via Galveston
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19

declare
,laros 4 sn hiio primogGnLto el archl-
,Inoue Lcopoldo Salvador, d qulen la
Iovenda conocc con e nombre de
Juan Orth' la prensa europea Sc
ba dado nicyas mpestigaclones, par
tjrndo de la sospecha de que aun Vi
We aG1lpl cXcGntrico Principe. Acerca
del particular cOntraes5e e sigulente
calograma via Galveston
Nicna.-ln redactoc de i, "Zeit' ha
celebrate una intervU con .a hermana
de Emilia Stubel. la hailarina que Sc ca
So con el archiduque de austria. qulen
n renunciar q sls tftulo& y dlgnldadeS,
tom6 q nombre de Juan 0rta y desapa-
rrci0 de Europa.
He aqui algunos parr3fo- Il las decla-
racionrs de ella:
MI hermana tenia c'tora amos. y era
bailarina del teatro de Ia Opera.
Adoraba la misica, a,Is}la caSl to-
das la representations des@- Ia cuarta
gaIeria del teatro.
Una noche. el arcliouQtl MIRO dis
traidanente hacia 10 alto con los GENE
los. Y yi6 mi hemana, que en- aquella
altura Darecia una muDeoa
Aperas termin6 el acto, ei 5rchlduque
sali6 de su paIco, subi0 hast3 Ia cuarta
raleria llam0 mi hermana.
Esta, que Saba qmGn era, levant6se
de su asiento y Ic sigui6 hast1 IN rlncon
del guardarropa. donde amho| hablaron
largamente.
Durante cuatro amos. nj nermana fue
corte.lada por el archiduQuc con todo ell
respeto la ternura Que alenta un ado
lescenta por su novia adorafl.
Cuando mi hermana afnn5i6 diez Y
ocho amos, el archiduQlo ysir1 a nueStra
nadre Y la dijo que qucr.a aor.amente a
NIilly Y que Sc preooipaDa de 81 por-
Npnir
Era de un caractcr nuE .-Netntrico.
Tn dia en- que peasebau I,or q Danublo
Millv y q en- una ma1a baroa, el archl
duoue 81 apodcr0 de lo, 'cn1o| Y Sc ale
10 mucho de la orlla
Nj lermana gritabt. o4p.>ndo que
iban a ahogarsc, y q s. rae omo un To-
60 de 81 miedo.
L, Il, a. Il
bia pcasado irse q bondro~ embarcar
ALI para lejanos pais,ea to@o> noSotroS
intentamos qutarseIo do Ia caDrza.
Yo la aconsei6 Sc dot-cara una IN
duStria y fundara una fabrioa.
Pero q diio que no aler'> eNplotar
a nadie
AIilly, que tenia miedo d ."ar.,Se ne
gaba seguirle, Y entonces ndT mcomo-
dado. manifesto que Sc marcuaria solo.
NoSotras cntonces, dUmoN Mllly
que habifndose casado 80 con = arcm-
duQue, tenia el deber de acomnanarle en-
todos sus viajes.
Decidi6se, al fin, pero pres ,-tla la ca
tastrofe, recucrdo que NE dlIo al des-
pedirsa de nosotros en- Due>tra casa de
Kierling;
-Tengo el presentimjeuto DE- que no
hemos de wolverines Yer mas
Cuando Ell barco navcgab9 por e Ca
nal d. Ia Mancha, trapez5 con otro bu-
que, su capitan debio 1oiVor ce Buenos
Aires & Londres para comp3racer ante
el Tribunal naval
Nlilly nos escribi6 por 0lttaa Fez desde
Buenos Aires. Nos decia qua iban Il
Chile, y que como tendrian Que DOLLAR
el Cabo de Hornos, estarlan10> algun
tempo sin recibir carta &uya
Pasaron los meses, y no aablamOs ma
da Luego Sc dijo que cl harco Sc ha-
bia lido pique, ahogaDdo2o todos los
trpulantcS.
Fu6 un tremendo goipe para nuestra
familia. Una de ms hermana>, actriZ
en- Berlin, muri6 de doIor, 4 mi madre
la mat6 tambien Ia pena .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-19
|DOp Manuel Pp6a HpPpPpoS

tlsnos tenido eI gusto de saludar a
nueStro activo y probo agente en- Pom
ce, senior Manuel HeTa Herreros, per
soma que goza en- la ciudad del Sur,
de una gran popularidad.
Nuestro amigo permanecera aqul has
ia mAnana Ell que regresa a su hahitual
resiGenria.
Noaotros hemos sentido una muy
agradable impression al saludarle, de
seand0Ie grata estancia Ell San Juan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Eating Baked Potatoes

Dear Mrs Adams.
/ When baked potatoes are served, with
what does one put butter on them? Do
you use the individual butter knife?
2 When butter plates are used, what
should one do with the butter knife after
using itf
8 The girls and boys I know seem t9
think am too fuSsy and proper. snail
relate few things for you to tell me
whether 1 am or not. but you need not
publish this part Of my letter. for know
Il will take up too much Of your valuable
space. A SCHOoberlrNL-
i. The butter is taken with your fork
from the bread and butter plate. and
only sufficient to flavor each mouthful
OF potato. It is inelegant to butter. salt
and pepper all Of the potato at one time.
b The butter knife is kept on the
bread and butter plate after it has once
3. Conduct yourself just as young
lady should. and advise you 10
continue such behavior even though
your friends think you are too proper
AS for your longing for some one to care
for you. / shall say that you are too
Young to expect any young man to pay
particular attentions to you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Was nfair
Adams

/ I have been engaged to a girl for over
two years. Early last summer she Wenteo
TO break the engagement because We couid
not get married then. I told her We could
get married the latter part Of the summer,
but when asked her TO make up her mino
she said she was not sure that she cared
for me- Then she went around with an old
friend OF hers. Now he has left town. and
she made up her mind TO marry me. Do
you think she was fair to me?
2 How much should a man be earning
before he contemplates matrinony7
g. What Is your opinion OF a girl who VIII
dirt and smoke cigarettes7
A CONSTANT READER
L The girl was surely most unfair IN
her dealings with you, and advise you
to make sure that she really does love
you before taking the final step.
2 II depends great deal upon his sta
ton IN life; but he should be sure that
his income is sufficient TO make both his
wife and himself comfortable.
g. Such a girl lacks dignity and has no
seif-respect
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

which produces a ridge Of flesh under
the arms and interferes with a natural
position Look at yourself TO discover
If YOU are making II impossible 10 have
a graceful carriage Dy the awkward
holding of your arms.
But suppose that your arms need de-
veloping. Let me emphasize here that
no arm is ever hopeless. 1t Is not nat
ural to be -bony. There should be flesh
enough to cover up traces Of the frame
work of the body
Now, exercise is the great developer
II the upper arm be thin. take ten or
fifteen minutes each morning, with the
windows open. to stretch out the arms
to the side and to bend up 10 the
shoulders and TO straighten out again
Concentrate your mind upon the work
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
For Tired Eyes

what Is the best thing TO DO FOR eyes
when they grow tiiedF Do you ever AZ
the eyes2 MAJ n
When the eyes are hot and tired after
hard usage, you should stop whatever
YOU are doing and Try the following
lotion. One teaspOonful Of boracic acid
in half pint OF boiling water Bottle
when cold. Battle the eyes with some
OF the lotion. taking care 70 dry them
Thoroughly. This Is a perfectly harm
less solution and most sOoth-ng-
Never use belladonna IN the eyes
to make them sparkle. II Is most
dangerous habit. and sooner or later,
II persisted IN, Is bound TO tnJure ths
eyesight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Manicuring the Nails

Dear Mrs Synes- 80,
always admire pretty and weu-kspt
nails but 7 cannot AFFORD 70 have mine
manfcJred Do you think I could % Il
u,vself? II So please give ne a tew hiEts.
A DEVOTED READER
Although there are many little dainty
touches to be added during the process
OF manicuring I shall tell you orieny
how you may treat yours so that they
NAV have a trim and neat look
Soak the fngertips in hot, soapy
vater II which a little lemon juice
has been added Dry them and push
hack the skin around each nail with
an orange-wood stick. File of the nail
the precise shape Of the end OF lhS
ingar and then polish with a good nail
poWder. Polishing the nails with the
palms Of the hand viii give good re-
suits. as It gives them pretty. csep
dnt
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Received No At Home Card

Dear Mrs. Adams.
Some time ago q member OF tne MN In
received an announcement card only. others
received at home cards. OF course. I did
NOT call either upon the newly married
Z couple or upon her mother. 1 maintain
that such discriInination in small
would tell me whether did right or
wrong? Some OF my friends have said Il
must have been oversight, but how was
to know that? A l. l.
I. too. believe that your failing to re-
ceive an at home card was an oversight.
AS It is your place TO call on the bride
first 7 think Il would be well for you 10
do so as soon as possible and disregard
the omission of the card. One call will
relieve you of further obligation until
the bride returns your call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
II Gentleman Caller

Dear Mrs Adams
1. Would It be all right for girl Of Is
70 have a young man call on her for a few
men callers when she has been going with
one man for over year. he being at COL
lege?
8. Is II all right for a girl Of i6 TO allow
a young man to take her home from
party when he did not accompany her
there2 ANXIOUS.
J. Yes. If an older member of the
family helps to entertain him.
e. When a girl is not engaged to any
man she is at liberty TO accept the at
tentions OF other men.
8. Yes, If he Is willing to walk along
with the girl and her chaperon
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

work. The skin can be softened by a
bath in olive oil. Place the liquid in a
deep dish or plate and allow the elbows
to rest in the friendly oil for fifteen or
twenty minutes. Then massage it gen
tly into the skin and prepare for the
next step
With powdered pumice stone rub -he
points of the elbows. The previously
softened cuticle can be quickly. rubbed
off, and a counter irritant should be ap-
piled in the form OF cream bandage.
Many arms are robbed of beauty be-
cause of an awkward position. This is
due TO several things. Sometimes the
sleeves of dress are too tight: then
the corset may be improperly adjusted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Remove Tartar

Dear Mrs. Syrres.
Kindly advise ne what can be done 20
remove tartar from the teeth: don't dar7
20 visit 4 dentist every time II appears.
BLUE EYES
II you viii brush your teeth after each
meal and before retiring, you VIII not
be troubled with tartar. The tartar may
r. removed however Procure some
nagresia. vset the toothbrush IN warm
water. dip it into the magnesta and rub
the teeth with IL II one application
does not entirely remove II, give sec
ond treatment the next day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
To Thicker the Hair

Dear Mrs Syres-
kindly advise me. Ny hair - entirely
free from dandruf and IS very long. but
thin What viii thicken itf
What Is the very best cold cream that VIII
not grow hair on the face?
What IS considered the most delicate and
refined perfume? GRACE.
Have your druggist make a prepara-
tion OF crude oil and OIL OF lavender.
and rub this mixture on your scalp
three days a week. On the interven-
ing day massage your scalp and brush
the hair. giving IL one hundred strokes
each time
II you will make a cold cream ac-
cording TO the following recipe you
may feel sure that IL Will do your
skin no harm:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

and put ell OF your energy into tho
movements Vary the arm exercise by
swinging them above the head and IN
front OF you. describing an arc Your
arms must respond 20 this treatment
For developing the forearm q wiring
ing movement is excellent. Take q towel
or a piece Of cloth between each hand
and wiring hard and forcefully- The
wrist muscles are also brought into play
and are rounded out into a beautiful
line.
I cannot emphasize too much the Inn
portance OF persistence and determine
ton in the cause. I hold II true that
many things are within arms length X
you but approach the subject Win a
sane will 10 give everything a fatr trial
Let me plead with you TO give rno
arm a chance TO be bsauuru
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
To Remove Hair

Dear Mrs Synes-
VIII you kindly tell me how could rfa
myself OF hair IN the ears, nose and under
the eyes? ! am almost ashamed 70 20 out.
for the hair seems 10 be Ike bristIes
DISGCSTED
rid OF the hairs is to have them ra-
moved by the electric needle; but bs
certain that you have thoroughly
competent person 70 perform ths opse-
alton
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
II Heart-Broken Girl

Dear Mrs. Adams.
A young man IN my town became very
dear 10 me, and I went with him for five
months One day ! heard that he had taken
another girl to the skating rink l acted
very coldly toward him the next time he
came to see me. and now be shuns me
Do You think had better make up with
him II he wishes 20, or shall act as II
DO not care at ali7 MARGIE L
II you were not engaged to the
young man under discussion, you had
no reason to become jealous because
he paid attention to another girl
Perhaps he avoids meeting you be-
cause he sees you think too seriously
about him Act indifferently toward
him, but always be kind and civil.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Does~'t Care to Lose Her

I am q young man 70 years old and am
IN love with a girl Of is. know we are
rather young to be married. but there Is
another young man trying to win her at
fections. What would you advise me TO do?
A n. NJ
You are both too young to think of
marriage. and the best thing for you to
do Is to associate with other girls Do
not become jealous, II another boy is q
little attentive to the girl you love. A
few years hence, when the minds of
both are broadened. you may find that
you do not care for her at all. Just at
present you think such thing impos-
sible, but it has happened before.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

WING to the great amount OF
mail received and the limited
" space given this department, II
is absolutely impossible TO an
swer letters in the Sunday issue fol-
lowing their receipt. The letters must
be answered in turn, and this ofttimes
requires three or four weeks.
All correspondents who desire an I'M
mediate answer must inclose SELF
addressed stamped envelope for a re-
ply. This rule must also be complied
with in regard to personal letters
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Cost of Powder
Dear Mrs.

Dear Mrs. SymeS.
Are my measurements correct? ! an 70
years old. my height Is feet inches.
weight Is us pounds. Ny hips measure %
inches. my waist 2S inches and my bust -
inches.
Also please tel me how much tho recipe
you printed n recent paper for liquid
powder Will cost? A SUBSCRIBER
Your weight IS not nearly enough FOR
your height but you are an exceptional
Nv tall girl for your age, and your body
has not had a chance TO develop.
I cannot tell you just how much the
powder will cost. but your druggist viii
be able TO tell you as soon as he hAa
looked over the recipe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

r MIGHT change the story Of the
ancient chronicler and begin my talk
4 6his week by~singing of arms and
the woman: for, indeed a beautiful
arm is one of the most important fac
tors of grace and good looks. The ques-
tion is vital to you, for words from the
headquarters of fashion are suggesting
that short sleeves are coming upon US.
The arms, then. must be improved sof-
tened and developed, and 1 am giving
today few suggestions that I am sure
will help my readers.
We have had dimpled and smiling ell
bows Haunted at US to our chagrin, be-
cause this part of the arm seems to
grow unattractiyelv hard with age or
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
approve Of doing the same when I enter

approve OF doing the same when enter
tain young men?
Christian name or should he take this step?
A young boy whom ! have known for =
year always calls me Miss Brown. " whilo
the other girls he calls by their first names.
How can ! get him to call me by my first
name2 ONE WISHING TO LEARN
Refreshments are not really necessary
every time you entertain girl and boy
friends. although an occasional treat Is
not at all improper.
A boy should take this initiative. You
can do nothing to force your friends TO
call you by your first name. A stronger
friendship will bring about such famili-
arity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Serious Afection !.

Dear Mrs. Adams.
love with a married woman and / would
like your advice about It. Her husband is
provide for her as he should. She does not
care for him. but she says she does care
for me. She is % years old K
Nv advice to you Is to keep away
from the woman and her home. Cannot
YOU see that you are doing her and
yourself great Injustice. and are prob
ABLY causing her more unhappiness tn an
if She were left alone TO settle her own
affairs? The third party often causes
very serious trouble.