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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50,
Big load, stove size, delivered. Both
phones. Clark-Danforth Handle Co
MOST POPULAR BABY
Interesting Contest offered at Opera
House Tonight in Addition to
Regular Program.

The opera house will tonight pre-
sent for the delight and entertain
ment of its patrons, an old time
baby contest, awarding prizes to the
three Youngsters that receive the
most applause. This contest in the
past has been conceded to offer great
entertainment and the one tonight
will prove no exception. One cannot
imagine more interesting sight than
ten of our coming bellies and beaus
lined up on the stage all bedecked in
their finest frills with fresh and smil-
ing faces.
The regular program of two reefs OF
moving pictures and frustrated song
will be given and the price to all is
cents.
The entries for the amateur con
test are coming in fast and all viii
be published day before the contest.
The potato matinee to be given Sat
urday is causing a lot of comment.
Each child bringing three potatoes
will be admitted free.
The bandsboys offered q neat extra
program last night at their benefit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
STREETS ACCEPTED
BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVE
MENTS SAYS ELM AND SEC
OND STREET ALL RIGHT.
Commissioner Howley Filed Assess
ment Roll Fer Upper Sycamore
STRENGTHENING In County
Court June 20.

The ECard of Local improvements
at their meeting We terday afternoon
| formally accepted lne paving ia Elm
street from Twenty.fourth to Thir-
tieth street and ordered paid balance
lue Contractor Williams, S per cent
of the total cost. The Board also
approved the work done by Contrac-
tor Johnson in paving Sescond street
between Chic street and Washington
avenue, This work Is paid for direct
BY the owners Of the property abut-
ting the street but was subject TO
the approval OF the Beard. The ex-
animation of the two pieces Of
work had been made some days be-
fore by members oi the Board
Sycamore Street.
Commissioner NJ. j. Howley had a
difficult task in apportioning the
cost of paving upper Sycamore street,
because Of the numerous pieces of
land Of irregular shape that ahut the
street on either side The total cost
OF the Improvement is 1854 TO- Of
which $3.50 i apportioned to regr-
lar size lots, with the first install
ment 1854 and subsequent install.
ments $745 lot The acreage
property lis asset sea as follows
Gabler & Boyd GAS acres, tronrI
age 6SG.S feet, SZ524.94.
Himmelberger & Harrison Lumber.
Company, 4,46 acres, go fee front,
age. $l9l4.74.
Illinois Central Railroad Company
3o-4 acres, frontage. 1t974 fet,I
$3S99.20.
Chicago Mil and Lam er Co. 81
acres, frontage 1851 teet, $ti4l25,l
Chicago Mill aud Lumber Co, SZ2
acres, $50 feet frontage $la95.53.
G. G. c. & ST. l., Ry GS acres
frontag 1852 feet, s4,S39.oS
Illinois Central Railroad Co, 1851
acres, 594.1 feet froi-ase, $l52a0.
National Lumber and Woodenwase
Co. C.476 acres, frontage Soil feet,
$1C9l9l.
w. P Halliday Estates. 1926 acre
1877 feet frontage, $594.G2.
W. p. Halliday Estates, 3.75 acres,
AS feet, $1l19.S0.
W. = Halliday Estates, 20 acres,
frontage $50 feet, Cairo & st. Louis
Railway tracU $753.S4.
Singer Mfg. COZ 1YIi acres
$50 feet, $2lCLi5.
Singer Mfg Co, acres, frontage
60 Zee, $lS0,92.
Cairo Electric and Traction Com
pany, right-of-way on street, $ll,9Sl
GS
Cairo & St Louis Railway Com
pany, rlght-of-way on street, $ll,@2J-
GS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
To Wed in st. Louis.

Miss Pauline Davidson of 314
Eighth street and Mr.. l.. G. Armstrong
viii be married in st, Louis tomorrow
morning at Ii o'clock. Miss DAVID
son aud Mr.. Armstrong accompanied
BY Mrs. G. H. Davidson the mother Of
the bride-to-be will leave here for
st. Louis on late train today. They
will be met in st. Louis by Mr.. Da-
wilson the father of the bride and
special friends. After the ceremony
the happy couple will make an ex
tended tour of the west and south
taking in the important cities in
New Mexico. Colorado, Nebraska and
Kansas, finally returning to Cairo to
locate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
WANTED.
Clean white rags at
this office.
THE BEAUTIFUL ONE
sY s..:,rt 3. Stone

In Vienna, wnere all women are
lovely, men called rer, The Beautiful
One. There must have been good
score Of duels over the beautiful singer
and maybe here and there q shattered
home of a prince cut off from royal
favor. and to Madame Zaudan the
fighting, the gossip, The yowlng, were
as the wine of life itself.
Foremost OF her admirers were
young Schenck, the composer, and
Bernstein, the brilliant journalist,
Consequently the young composer was
greatly moved to receive the most en-
dearing note from Madam Zaudan
Would he meet Madame that evening
in their favorite secluded corner? In
ecsJacy the composer dispatched his
reply He would meet Madame, It
was dear of her
A plume waved red through the
palms Madame was there With d
smile on his lips, Schenck passed for
ward
Madame-you are divine
The composer stopped short. A
other man sat in his place murmuring
condolences to Madame-his rival.
Bernstein. Bernstein stiffened at sight
of the composer.
Madame and HE frowned, "a pri-
waite engagement
The singer smiled almost hooking
ly. Il spoke truth in both notes.
have fancy, my dear friends adore
bravery. am undecided would
put you 20 the test"
Schenck glared al Bernstein; Bern
stein lowered at Schenek Let us
have the test, they asq,hesceo
From dainty, silken bag Madame
Zaudan produced two small, jeweled
pistols, handing one to each Of the
gentlemen. You will fire when
count three. The one who does not
anch-I marry. If both fire, then /
pledge myself to the survivor!
But, Madame cried Bernstein.
1T is murder pleaded schenck.
Ready" commanded Madame.
The two, facing each other across
the table, took aim, Madame sat mute,
a cold smile upon her face A half
minute passed during which the ri
walls sat tense with mingled hate, pas
sion, reproach and fear, Another half
minute passed and both looked anx-
iously at Madame The hooking.
gloating smile upon her face curiously
affected both men, something Of the
cynicism showing in their eyes.
One said Madame.
1--WE wait, murmured Bernstein.
Two, whispered Madame.
"The night is warm" observed
Schenck
Three" cried Madame rising on
tiptoe.
Two reports sounded as one Two
wlsps of gray smoke lifted Both men
sat upright. unhurt, unmoyed, stiil
smiling. Madame laughed a soft mirth-
less, unmusical laugh They were
loaded with blanks 1t will make a
good story for the papers. You are in
deed brave men"
But possibly fools no longer-Ma-
dame Sans-Soul, San-Heart," said
Schenck, rising
Nor puppets to be tricked with
lies echoed Bernstein. Come
Schenok" And the two men departed
arm in arm.
Long minutes afterward Madame
bowed the waving red plume upon the
table. They were wrong both
wrong she sobbed. There is heart
but it has come too latetoo Iate!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

David Drake and Miss Emma Mar.
tin, both Of villa Ridge.
Robert Lee Henry Of Oscar, Ky,
and Miss Luela jenkins, Of LaCen-
ter. Ky.
Joseph Alvey and Miss Money
Hunt, of Oscar, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Gus Kafer returned Tue:day
from Golconda
Jesse 0. Hunt left last night for
Tomeon, Mexico
Mrs. j. Fl. Jones has gone to Ar
lington on a visit.
Mrs. D. Lee Harrt'. of olney, H.,
is visiting in Cairo.
Mrs. R. ] Rngg was over yester
day from HNiekliffe, Ky.
Bid Sullivan, of Wickliffe, KY,
spent yester in this city.
A. s. Kendrick, of Charleston Mo,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Alena Hyde, of Sikeston, Mo.
is visiting Miss Ida Nicola son.
Miss Mary Lee Ray, Of Bardwcll,
KY, paid Cairo visit yesterday.
Miss Nellie Maloney leave. Thurs
day for her home in Taunton, Mass
g. Nj. Cox, Of Clinton, Ky, was in
Cairo yesterday calling upon friends
Mrs. NJ C. Childres of BarJwell
KY, was vi itor in the city yester
day.
Mrs Louis Zanone, who has beer
visiting in Memphis, returned Mon
day.
Richard Renfro left last night fol-
Memphis. Mrs. Renfro will go dowr
later.
J. r. 4 aanan leaves today TO
Memphis ERE he viii reside perma
nently
Mrs. Marie Green has moved from
227 Sixth street to 3l4 Sixth street;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Dance at Tamms.

The dance given at Tamms on the
2Sth was well attended, couples com
ing from all the neighboring towns
and all had a good time. The prize
drew about twenty-five couples on the
floor, which was won by Miss Wini-
fred Hodges, Of Tamms and Arthur
LaFeyer of Unity, Ill, the prize be-
ing five dollars in gold. Miss Hodges
Is the daughter of f. ]: Hodge Of
Tamms. Webb's band furnished the
music
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
BIDS ON NEW THEATRE
Eichenbergcr's Proposed Theatre
Building Said to Cost More
Than Estimated.

Bids were opened yesterday on the
new vaudeville theatre building Iro,
posed to be built by Guy Eichenber.
gcr on his two lots on Commercial
avenue, north of Eighth street. Ae-
cordins to Mr.. Iicheuberger the bids
were all in exces ct the estimate
he had made on the cost Of the build
ing He has not decided whethsr Or
not he will have Architect Kuserer
make a new set of plans and speciii-
cations that will conform to his es-
innate. The following were the bids
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Many New Subscribers.

The Home Telephone Co, will is
sue new directory today, with an
increase Of rs subscribers over the
old directory issued in November.
Thirty instruments have been in
stalled since the new directory went
to press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Expanding Their Business.

The Cairo Motor Car Co have
moved from the Glynn building to the
building located at the intersection of
Sycamore and Twenty-frst streets
and Washington avenue. They viii
open general repair shop in connec-
ton with their garage and salesroom
at the new location.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01

A lawyer, whilst conducting his
case cited the authority Of a doctor
Of law, yet alive
My learned friend" Interrupted
the Judge, you should never 20
upon the authority of any save that
of the dead the living may change
their minds Nos Loisirs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01

Artist-Tell me, Guacome, You are
man Of resource, how shall man
age to get model to depict pro-
found establishment?
Nothing easier go and tell one OF
your creditors that YOU have come to
pay his bill II Monde Umoristico.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Series Of entertainments.

Miss Alice Hastings will entertain
the members Of the class who grad
uate this year from the Cairo high
school, at her home on Upper Wa b.
ington, next Saturday night with a
progressive card party. This will be
the first of a series of parties and
entertainments that the elias will
enjoy; both during and after the
commencement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
From Paris 10 Cairo.

Miss Letitia Corliss is en- route
from Paris, France, to Cairo, to spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Corliss. and sister, Miss Mamie,
Miss Letitia left Cairo eleven years
ago for Paris, where she went to
study vocal music and becoming fas-
cinated with the most beautiful city
in the world concluded TO remain
there. On her arrival at New York
she will visit friends for a short time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
To BE Married sooE.

The marriage has been announced
Of Mi S Dora Wright OF $50 Tween.
ticth street, well known and popu
lar Cairo girl, to Mr.. Coroman Nc
Donald, a machinst of Murphysboro,
I'll. The wedding to take place the
cath of this month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
GRADUATING Class Reception.

The reception to the members Of
the 1910 graduating class Of the
Cairo high school will be given at the
high school building, The reception
will be held June 18th. A meeting
of the Egyptian Alumni Association
was held Monday night to arrange de-
tails of the reception.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Dance Friday Niaht,

Miss Iona Swdbula will hold a
dancing class at slwobodas hail
Friday night. After the course OF
instruction a general dance will be
INDUCED in to which all arc cordial
ly invited
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
St. MarY,s Park Attractive.

The most beautiful spot in Cairo
at this time is St. Marys Park. The
grass has been closely cropped, and
everything is in excellent condition.
People are beginning to take adyant-
age of the opportunity to spend a few
of their idle hours at this attractive
place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Purchased New Autos.

c. Fred Gallagher has purchased an
II. NJ F. 30' automobile from the
Cairo Motor Car Co. Mrs. Alice De.
Gelder of Beech Ridge also pur-
chased new car yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
SOCIAL o4ND personal u


land here telephone number is now
737-R Home.
! Miss Irene Downing left yesterday
for Keyil, Ky, for a few weeks vi it
with relatives.
MISS Clehnle Halcomp Of May
Held N.Y. spent htsy day shopping
mere Yesterday,
,,.i.t h.,, ls,5~,,N. go -,
' - N1''"' 80 w.
Tenn i in tht city on . visit 10
friends and relatives
$500 ~ 49, IN. 49,, ~,
rasoa., i, ... s,
80 N'''N" s''NN' SO go
eisa' man from fopiar bluil, "o''
= eai''As - 'ne ei's Oh business
Nozzle, OF Mound CITY, were Fstnsl
and shopping in Cairo yesterday
Mrs Jessie Thorn who has been
to her home in Memphis Monday
Mrs d. ROYAL and Mrs r. Crane
of Mornds were in fine etv sboppinc
-
Stafford Jackson Of Christian
Frotbers College. ST Im,is is lat
home to spend his summer vacation
Yesterday for Olney. III. TO attend
The state SUNDAY school Convention K
Mrs. John Tanner. of East st.
| cris, who has been visiting Mrs.
home.
h
Mrs. ]. Kierce, Edwin and Eliza (
beth KiKerce ana guest, Miss Mary h
c. Byers. have returned from a iys.t
MI. and Mrs. Il. ]. Stuhbins ana +
laughter, Edna NAV. returned from
Nation where they have been on
/ few days visit
Mis- E,i7aha,b psn,n,no Who hoe
,oon ,,isi,inn NJ and NJ w
xr,,hs for so,,o woa,.s ratnrna, - !,
,er homo in notro,t MIN las. :
,irht
M Mrs coo ~.-1Ieor i danaar
,slr IN tror, ,,ha+ i ho,,oaoa ~
! 49,. &c oa.ta. ss ..n..h
~ a,sa,4,-. saae1... ~ 49, "
~ 'rp'' ~ wv w.
~. 49,, r,
~ > -'"'es "5 ,, ~ ,, - Nn', ~
n the citv shonning vastoraav Thel
ormer is visitine tho lotter
urs Ron DoMavo ami +wo children
,rriyo1 yostardov fron cnair IN ioin
NJ non poNrovo bor bn.hand Who'll
y M sboamater At r. r Tarroll,e
,ftor = eoncratson ne tbroo voors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
Bible Class Entertainment.

Mrs w. NJ. Hurts and Miss Bar
nett classes Of the First Methodist
church were entertained at the park
Monday evening. Luncheon was
served and a very pleasant time
spent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
PROF, A. WEINBERG
THE OPTICiAN

Will be at DR., Strong's office. 7l3
Washington avenue, June 6. Z, s, 3,
where he will be pleased to meet
those needing glasses. Eyes tested
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01
The CAl1
Entertaine d For Friend.

Mrs. 7. j. Keefe, of Twenty
First street entertained yesterday
afternoon at 500 in honor of Miss
nellie Maloney, of Taunton, Mass.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01

The building as planned is to be
two storio with oiiice rooms up
stairs in the front part.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-01

Miss Edith Whitcanp, chief or
orator at the Home Telephone Ex
change, left last evening on a two
week vacation. She will spend most
of the time in Chicago on visit
with her brother, Earl, who is EN-
ployed in the milling department Of
Carson. Pierce. Scott & Co., 81
which John Wood is manager
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-09

making some minor repairs. according
% the Mog0llOD correspondent of tho
silver City Independent The plank
had been placed across between the
tube mills and when it. broke. the two
men were prccipitatcd 20 the cement
floor below. "a drop Of twenty feet.
Both men were knocked senseless and
ere Immediately removed 10 the So
cOrro mines hospital where IL was
found that Mr.. Kunkle had sustained
o broken rib and badly cut head, be-
sides internal injuries Nr. Ennis was
belly bruised up besides being injur-
ed internally also. Both men are now
resting comfortably and will likely
recover.
joe Ayres a miner. was ALSO badly
injured in the Fannie min Wednes-
dat. y seems that ne began picking
at q drill hole that had been prepared
Tor q shot. but not yet fired. ~ a re-
suit Of the explosion he was badly.
burned about the face and arms be-
sides being bruised from head to TOO,
by the dying pieces of rock He was
quickly taken u the hospital and pro-
perry cared for. The chances of saw
ing his eyesight seems to be fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-09
DESIRE THE MAYOR
To Be A FAIRY
GODFATHER
SeiigmaH Of Santa Fe Gets
Freak Letters; Woman Asks
Him TO Keep Husbands Feet
From the Bar Rail-


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning. Jonrn.il
santa Fe. y ~. JulV Asked u
ne too had been imrlor,d 10 nH the
role IF cupid and s1pplg some fair
dam-ei 10 tae east ~Iih q cowboy nus
t.and. as has been the case with Texas
Jnayprs Arthur s@iieman. mayor 10
santa Fe. @sld that such . difficult
task had NOT ytt been assigned him.
Bat CHANGING over The letters J
lind enough work Tor a good sized em-
pioyment bureau. he said. smiling
And it is true The mayor has been
orking overtime retding letters from
people al over the country anxious
for him 20 0e their fairy godfather
end supply them with pleasant posi-
tons Hith money and honor attached.
Here is q letter from o physician
TT one % the largest cities Of the couu-
irf said the mayor. All DE- wants
m- 10 do 10 IS to appoint him health
officer Of Santa Fc. as he finds this
Innate VIII suit him 10 d r. He says
he u well qualified for the post and
no doubt he is. But we have no
vacancy just now. Too bad And here
X q letter from a Young man who
wants M 10 appoint him an expert a.
eountani I have no such appoint
ment to make and I never heard Oh
TINS man before. Perhaps some one
can help him get what he wants.
Here too. il q letter from a man
"ho tells me that he has q certain
piece Of property in q certain precinct
~ "a certain ward. and adds KINDLY
sell II for me. My goodness. as
though did not have a store of my
oWn t. run without dabbling in real
II IL 10 be regretted that
cannot comply with all the wishes OF
these gentle correspondents who write.
Mayor Of santa Fe so gracefully on
envelopes. but il is Simply our OF the !
question.
There was one letter which Mayor
read over several times and
then smiled as he laid IL down. II
Avf from q woman who informed him
she had learned that her husband
var drinking too much alcoholic bev-
.ifges In Santa FL and wished tho
mayor to put . stop 70 it at once. An
gre mayor was asked to 10 was 10
l"te the saloonkaepets discontinue
ling the stimulants to her husband.
The mayor, besides being bothered
Win "a large correspondence from
ieopie. has never seen nor heard
Z the many complaints from santa
Feans T. look after. He made a list
: those received during the past few
and they covered the back Of a
9ng envelope
Wen, am grateful TOR one thing.
no that Is that the weather is much
"oief here than else here. said the
MAYOR. and while people are in good
luhi"r perhaps l turn over
ONE ~ thes" letters to the board Of
ana get them 10 see what can
10 done To- have an employment
run here Tor the benefit Of out
f-town correspondents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-09
Postofllcr nn.Lncss GrnM.

The receipts ri the postoffice during
the past year were SI44. 125.a5. an i'm
crease of 1~3,G0l.21 over last year.
There were transferred Ia the common
school and institutional fund SI32.-
l95 81. an increase of $9.0S4.99 over
last year. The expenses of the office
were S12.s40.15. a decrease OF $54.i2.
this despite the greatly increased bust
ness transacted. During the past year
the secretary of the interior approved
ll0,632.0I acres of indemnity lieu land
and the total acreage now
approved is l64.67S.sS acres. During
the year there were selected 2.6S3.SS
acres If institutional lands to cleur
small bslsnces due the territory.
were also selected 4s.6e5.35
al Saline lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-09
MISSOURI TEACHER
FOR ROSWELL
New Instructor for High School;
Roswell Light Batteryto carry.
on Pistol Practicei Mans.
Foot Hurt in Hay BaIer,
Especial correspondence TO Morning JournalI

8hh ntAN
Roswell y NJ, July THE board
Of education met last night ana elect
ed : c. See. Of the University of Mis-
souri, teacher of science and chem
islry IN the Roswell hogh school for
the coming year. He takes the place
~ Mr.. DUWell. Of the oklahoma Uni
N~elsitN. who WIS elected this summer
aud who accepted and afterward re-
signed. Mr.. See will also take an ac-
tive part IN the high school athletics.
being e foot ball. baseball and track
man OF good record at the big school
ot Missouri.
After two months of rest. the lteht
battery of Roswell will resume work
upon the receipt of pistol ammuni-
ton. which has been ordered and is
On the a The battery has been
without a meeting during the heated
season. Pistol practice will be carried
on weekly until tho September en-
campment In California. The battery,
hopes To develop some marksmen.
-h~"rpshooters. and possibly some ex-
pcrts TO enter the three different con-
tests OF the national shoot of th. l.
s. Army and militia later in The fall
The pistol work comes To the battery
additional To- canno duu.
IT, u. Worley. ca Young man OK "A
ears had his right foot crushed in a
hay baler NJ the Big orchard. four
miles southeast OF Roswell yesterday.
The bones are thought t. De broken Ina /
several places.
Miss clarissa n SPENCER. world
e~cretary Of the Young Womens
association. arrived last
night Germany. where she offended
The fourth year conference al fbo
weird committee cf that institution
Delegates from every civilized and
some unctfilized countries were ina al
emf nee. meny being present nom
Nmeitca Miss Spencer was AIMING fb.
ueiesates who vcie presented q. the
impress OF Germany SHE viii spend
months here siuh her mother
NJ Eliza SPENCER.