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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
Notice to the Owners and Holders Of
the Hereinafter Described Unma
tured Improvement Bonds Issued
by the City of Cairo. Illinois, to
Present the Same for Payment.
F. b. ARMSTRONG,
City Treasurer.

Public notice is hereby given to the
owners and holders of the hereinafter
described unmatured Improvement
Bonds issued by the City of Cairo,
Illinois, that the City Treasurer OF
said City of Cairo has ascertained the
amount of the special assessment
which has been collected under
Assessment No. 8, of said City
OF Cairo which is applicable to
the payment of the unma'
tured Improvement Bonds issued by
said City of Cairo of each of the Series
hereinafter described under Ordinance
No. 10 of said City Of Cairo, adopted
December 14th, 1906, and approved
December 18th, 1906, for the improve
ment of Sixteenth street and Seven
teenth street, in said City of Cairo, by
the construction in the said Sixteenth
street and Seventeenth street of q
yitritied tile pipe sewer and inlets
and brick manholes and by filling the
said streets with earth from lot line
to lot line and to the grade of said
streets as now established by ordl'
nance, under said Ordinance No. no
| of said City of Cairo, Illinois. and
that said City Treasurer of said City
of Cairo has also selected by lot the
particular unmatured Improvement
Bonds of each Series hereinafter de-
scribed which will be paid on the
10th day OF February, 1910, out Of the
amount of said special assessment
which has been collected; that the
particular unmatured Improvement
| Bonds which have been so selected by
the said City Treasurer to be pait
and the series to which they belong
and the number of the Improvement
Bond of each Series which will be SO
paid and the total number of. I'm
Iproyemem Bonds of all Series which
VIII be so paid are as follows;
Improvement Bond numbered 6 OF
Series numbered 2, being one IN num-
Der, that the total number of said
! Improvement Bonds of all Series
which has been so selected to be paid
and which will be paid is one; that
the above described Improvement
Bond will be paid at the office of the
| City Treasurer of said City of Cairo,
at the Alexander County National
Bank, No. sol Commercial avenue, in
the City Of Cairo, Illinois, on the 10th
day of February, A. D. 1910. on de-
mand, and that said described I'M
proyement Bond, and the interest
coupons belonging thereto, must be
presented for payment at the time
and place last mentioned and that
said described Improvement Bond,
and the interest coupons belonging
thereto, will cease to draw interest
from and after said 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. d, 1910.
Dated this Sth day of January, A. d.
1910
f. b. ARMSTRONG;,
City Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
Notice to the Owners and Holders o.
the Hereinafter Described Unma-
tured improvement Bonds Issued
by the City Of Cairo, lllinois,N to
Present the Same for Payment
+. Is. ARMSTRONG,
City Treasurer.

Public notice is hereby givenl to the
owners and holders of the hereinafter
described unmatured Improvement
Bonds issued by the City of Cairo.
Illinois, that the City Treasurer Of
said City of Cairo has ascertained the
ment which has been collected under
Assessment No. of said City of
Cairo, which is applicable to the pay.
ment of the unmatured Improvement
Bonds issued by said City of Cairo OF
each of the Series hereinafter dc.
81 ribed. under Ordinance No. 60 of
said City Of Cairo, adopted April 10th,
1906, and approved April nth, 1907
for the Improvement Of West Tween,
tyeighth street. in said City of cairo,
Illinois, from the west line of Wash
ington avenue to the east line of the
right-of-way of the Cleveland Cincin-
natl, Chicago & st. Louis Railway
Company. by the extension of the
present vitrified tile pipe sewer in
terminating In the brick manhole
near the middle of Holbrook avenue
in said City of Cairo. from the west
erly side OF said manhole to the east
line Of the right-of.way Of said Cleve.
land, Cincinnati, Chicago e. St Louis
Railway Company said extension
being for the distance of seyen hun
dred and fifty t750l feet. By the con
struction of nine CO. brick catch basins
along the line of said West Twenty.
eighth street by the construction OF
three Cd brick mannoles in said
West Twenty.eighth street and by the
construction of vitrified brick pave
ment, with combination concrete
curb and gutter on each side thereof
in and upon said West Twenty.eighth
street, from the west line of Wash
ington avenue to the west boundary
line OF Block Sixteen t16), in the
Fourth Addition to the City of Cairo,
Illinois, and that said City Treasurer
of said City of Cairo has also selected
by lot the particular unmatured I'M
provement Bonds of each Series
hereinafter described which will be
paid on the 10th day of February,
1910, out of the amount of said
special tax assessment which has
been collected; that the particular
unmatured Improvement Bonds which
have been so selected by said City
Treasurer to be paid and the Ser.e
to which they belong and the numbeg
of Improvement Bonds of each Series
which will be so paid and the total
number of Improvement Bonds OF all
Series which will be so paid are as
| follows:
| Improvement Bonds numbered s
and s OF Series numbered 4, being two
: in number
Improvement Bonds numbered l,
and 4, of Series numbered 5, being
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
three in number

three IN number.
Improvement Bonds numbered ?
and of Series numbered G, being two
in number.
Improvement bonds numbered
and 3 of Series numbered 7. being two
in number.
Improvement Bonds numbered
in number, and Improvement Bonds
numbered and 3 of Series num-
bered ., being two in number; that
the total number of said Improve
ment Bonds OF all Series which has
been selected to be paid and which
will be paid is thirteen; that all of
the above described Improvement
Bonds will be paid at the office of
the City Treasurer of said City OF
Cairo, at the Alexander County Ma
tional Bank. No. sol Commercial ave
the l0th day of February. A. d. 1910,
on demand and that all of said de-
scribed Improvement Bonds, and the
interest coupons belonging thereto
must be presented for payment at the
time and place last mentioned, and
that all of said described Improve
ment Bonds, and the interest coupons
belonging thereto, Will cease to draw
| interest from and after said 10th day
| of February. 4. u. 1910.
| Dated this sth day of January. A, d
| 1910.
| #. b. ARMSTRONG;,
City Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
Notice to the Owners and Holders of
the Hereinafter Described Unma.
tured Improvement Bonds Issued
by the City Of Cairo, Illinois, to
Present the Same For Payment.

| Public notice is hereby given to the
owners and holders of the hereinafter
described unmatured Improvement
Bonds issued by the City of Cairo,
Illinois. that the City Treasurer of
said City of Cairo has ascertained
| the amount of the special assessment
which has been collected under As.
sessment No. s of said City of Cairo
which is applicable To the payment
of the unmatured Improvement Bonds
issued by said City of Cairo, of eaca
OF the Series hereinafter described
under Ordinance No. 100 of said City
OF Cairo, adopted December i4th.
1906. and approved December 18th,
1906, for the Improvement Of Douglas
street, Fourteenth street. Fifteenth
street. Cedar street, Locust street,
Pine street and Jefferson avenue, in
said City of Cairo. by the construc-
ton of vitritied tile pipe sewer,
house connections and inlets and
brick manholes in the said Dougles
street. Fourteenth street. Fifteenth
|street, Cedar street, Locust street
Pine street and Jefferson avenue. and
by filling each and all OF said streets
and avenue with earth from lot line
to lot line and to the grade of said
streets and avenue as now established
by ordinance, under said Ordinance
No. 100 OF said City of Cairo, Illinois,
and that said City Treasurer OF said
City of Cairo has also selected by lot
the particular unmatured Improve
ment Bonds of each Series hereinafter
described which will be paid on the
10th day of February, 1910, out of the
amount of said special assessment
which has been collected; that the
particular unmatured Improvement
Bonds which have been so selected
| by the said City Treasurer to be paid
and the Series to which they belong
and the number of Improvement
Bonds of each Series which will be so
Ipaid and the total number of I'M
| UipfSH IluHNS vi ali StlitS WIN
will be so paid are as follows:
| Improvement Bonds numbered 2, ?,
! 4 and of Series numbered 2, being
four in number; that the total NUN
Der of said Improvement Bonds OF all
! Series which has been so selected to
| be paid and which will be paid is
four; that all of the above described
Improvement Bonds will be paid at the
office of the City Treasurer of said
City of Cairo, at the Alexander
| County National Bank, No. sol Com
mercial avenue, in the City of Cairo
| Illinois, on the 10th day Of February,
/ A. D. 1870 on demand, and that all OF
said described Improvement Bonds
and the interest coupons belonging
thereto. must me presented for pay
ment at the time and place last men
toned, and that all of said described
Improvement Bonds, and the Interest
couEapns belonging thereto, will cease
to draw interest from and after said
10th day of February, A. D. 1910.
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. d
1910.
r. b. ARMSTRONG;,
i City Treasurer
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
As Close as Possible.

George wanted to get closer to ma
ture," observed Harrigan, land his
new automobile enabled him to do So"
"Ah!" rejoined Edits. you saw him
spinning through the country, did
your" mo, but saw him under the
machine, fat on his back"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10

6esears' Earnings" In London.
1t Is estimated that 10 the streets
II London some 100000 is every year
gwen to beggars,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-10
Truthfulness.

Stevenson: Truthfulness consists
less in stating true facts than in con-
yeying a true IMPRESSION.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

At the Palm Sunday morning service in
ST. Margaret's Church. Bishop Harding
was present and confirmed a class for
the rector. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
D. D. The large number OF ffty-three
were confirmed, making this one of the
largest classes presented this year
ST. Margaret's is rejoicing in the gift
OF a fine brass eagle lecturn.
The three hours service or the de-
votion of the three hours agony, as it is
some times called. has become so exceed
ingly popular in the Episcopal Church
that there are few churches in our
cities where Il Is not observed.
A special and important meeting Of the
Prisoners Aid department will be held at
Bishop Harding's residence. 1907 Mass
aehusetts avenue. Tuesday at p. m.
At St. Margarets Church the rector Is
asking his congregation for $4,000 to-
ward the reduction of the churchs in
debtedness.
At st. Thomas on Thursday at p m.
the rector conducted a communicates
preparation service AS part of the serv-
ice, he gave an illustrated lecture, The
night Of the Last Supper" On Good Fri
day night there was a somewhat similar
service, with illustrated lecture, THE
day of crucifXion."
By the will OF Mrs Virginia Wood
bury Fox. widow Of Gustavus Vasa Fox,
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy during
the civil war and special commissioner
to Russia in negotiations leading 10 the
purchase of Alaska. st. Johns Church.
corner II and 18th streets. will receive
5000. Mrs. Fox was a resident Of Wash
ington.
The Easter offerings at St. Mark s
Church and Sunday school will ali 90
to the canceling of the churchs floating
Indebtedness, the payment of outstand-
ing interest, and the reduction of the
debt on the church building, Altogether
about 1890 will be required.
On Thursday there VIII be a meeting
in Washington of the cathedral commit
tees of the Washington Cathedral At Il
a. m the bishop will celebrate the holy
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
OPIUM sMUGGLER'S TRICK.
Contraband Drug Found I'm Furni

Contrabnnd Drug Found I'm Furni-
ture Springs on Japanese ship.
From the san Francisco Chronicle.
Customs inspectors recently found 1SS
tins OF opium slowed among the springs
that supported the gorgeous upholstery
in the ladies' lounging-room on the hurri-
cane deck Of the japanese liner Chiyo
Maru.
The ladies' lounging-room is the show
place Of the ship. Chairs and settees are
covered with richly brocaded silk. soft
Oriental rugs cover the floor. and the
walls are hung with rare and dainty
Japanese prints.
Into this beautiful room tramped the
searchers. Instead OF admiring the
japanese prints, they removed them
from their hooks 20 see that they
contained no cubbyhole where opium
could rest. The brooaded silk that has
made many a woman wish she had a
sharp knife and a good chance was TO
these searchers only a screen behind
which opium might be hidden They got
behind the screen by prying OF a few
slabs of polished mahogany and among
the springs found the opium.
1t was a surprise TO the inspectors to
find so much opium on Japanese liner.
The Chinese do most of the smuggling.
and in the past they have been afraid 10
do much of 1t on the Japanese ships on
account of the watchfulness Of their lit
tie brown shipmates, whom they neither
love nor trust. The temptation OF a profit
of so tin seems to have been greater
than their usual caution The opium
found on the Chiyo cost 1915 at Shanghai
and Is worth Si,S75 in Chinatown
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
ST. THOMAS,
Near Dupont Circle
EPISCOPAL.

79o-Holy Communion.
s5o-Hoiy Communion
9se-Holy Cusnnlllnion
n9e-Moruing prayer. services and Holy Communion
soe-Chidren's eFensmg
eN0-kEeIsoug and sermon
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and 1sd
/ stS Rev. o s Abbott and Rev. o. w
Suion, Clergy Holy Communion, 60 a m hoy
Communion, 30 a. m; morning prayer. s-o''
Holy Communion and ssrmoD il a. m evening
prayer, 7. NJ; evening prayer and serih1l %
D m. Special music win b rendered By eioT q
forty men ana boys AT night service admission o.
new choTisteTs and award Of choir prizes lot the
year.
PEOPLES EVENsONG, MOUNT ST. AIlBAN.
Sunday March 2. 1910. at 80 ?. NJ N St Alban 3
Church. Special preacher, Rev. John wing. Inc
service wiz be sung by the cathedral cholr' rake
TennaliytOwn cars.
ST. Adams CHURCH. Mount St. Alhau. Rev.
@. G. T. Bratenah ID. D.. rector. Easter seTv-
ICES Sunday March z Holy Communion a. IS
a. m morning PRAYER and Holy Communion az
II; festival service at : p. m spedai preacher,
Rev. John Wing Take reunallytcWn carr
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. GeosgetoWn. Rev.
James H. W Blake. rector. Easter day; Z a. n,
Holy Communion; $50 a m. Sunday school; Il
q. M fun service and sermon BY the rector; $50
p m. childreD's Easter festival.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth st. bet. and sts.
re Services Z l0S0. and II q. M. $50 and TO
T. N. Chhrcs4 rfte and open 70 all every Gay.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Mass ave. and
l2th ST. NV, Rev. J. Hsnning Nelnls. rector.
Services = s, and Il a. m and s D. n 4l5 p. n.
chi,drens Sunday school service The rector viii
preach at II a. m. and Rev. F. J. B. Allnatt
at p m.
BT. PAULS CHURCH. I'd s. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector. Easter sa~v-
ICES as follows: s. 7s0 and Q; II, Mathis Holy
Communion. and sermon by the Bishop Of Wash
ington; 4 2. M. ohildrens service; a M, choral
eTensong and sermon by the rector. Seats free.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. Sd and A sts se. Rev.
W, l. De Yres Pm. D., and Rev r. A. Curtis.
clergy Easter day: Holy Communion. SO and s.
IToces5iCn festival service and Holy Communion.
H. ChdTels festival service. with procession ana
presentation q Faster lilies for distribution 70
those Ia sorrow sickness other adversely. p. n
procession festival ssTTiCs and seTmOn. 80 p m
TRINITY CHURCH, ID and ats. nw. Rev.
Richard P. Williams, rector. Easter services: Holy
Communion al 80. $50. II and ssgmOI). chill
dren's service az 4; evening festival service. n n.
Strangers welcome.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. 6 q. Bot 18th and lith stS
Rev. X. II. McISim, d. D., rector Easter day
services: 80 a. m. II g. m. 4, ard p m.
The childrens festival service at ?. IL All
welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
GOOD FRIDAY OBSERVED
WITH FITTING SERVICES

Episcopal and Catholic churches OF the
city observed Good Friday with appro-
pirate services yesterday. The mass OF
the presanctihed was celebrated In the
Catholic churches, and at o'clock. the
hour of Christ's death on Calvary. the
way of the cross constituted the special
service
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, OF the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. cele-
brated a special communion service,
which was largely attended on Thursday
evening
Passion week services were held at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church with large
attendance.
AT the Salvation Army barracks and
the several missions. the day was OBJ
served with the usual fitting programme.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26

With every altar converted into a
bower OF fragrant lilies. carefully trained
choirs singing anthems of the most joy
Gus feast OF the church calendar. the
story of the Saviours resurrection will
be told from the pulpits of Wash ..gtons
houses OF worship tomorrow morning.
For weeks. choirmasters have been
carefully drilling their singers in the
elaborate Easter musical programme
and tomorrow, big congregations will
hear the beautiful services.
Song for Resurrection.
The week Of solemn observances, IN
Guiding Good Friday, COMMUNICATING
the crucifxion, will end in burst
OF song OF thanksgiving for the rising
of Christ
Aside from the religious ceremonies.
there Will be the usual Easter Sunday
parades Of brightly dressed women and
Immaculate men, Hundreds OF pretty
hats and costly Easter gowns will make
the avenues q brilliant springtime pic
ture With promise OF good weather, all
Washington is preparing for the after
noon procession of fashion that comes
but once year.
Holy Saturday viii be observed through
out the city with the usual ceremonies
Members of the Papal Legation and
the dignitaries of the Roman Catholic
Church will take part in the Easter
services at ST. Patrick's tomorrow A
notable musical programme has been pre-
pared.
The Episcopal churches will hold serv-
Ices hardly less ceremonial than those OF
the Catholic houses OF worship.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26

communion at the little sanctuary. A.
. there will be luncheon given by the
bishop 10 the various members, local and
visiting. and at o'clock an address, also
given by Bishop Harding, followed by
an informal reception.
The rector of St Thomas Church is
also out with a similar appeal, which, ST
received, will cut down the church's debt
from $3.50 20 $1,000.
In ST. David's Chapel st. David"
window has been erected 10 the glory OF
God and In memory OF Smith s. Leach.
colonel OF engineers, L. S. A. BY Mrs
Leach.
Rev Charles F. Sontag. Of the diocese
Of Florida, Is IN the city. Mr.. Sontag was
rector Of Grace Church, southwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
PREsBYTERIAR.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YORK ave. and 18th SIS. DIT. Wallace
Radcliffe pastor Il a. H.. Easter sermon by the
pastor: IS D m Easter praise service lcantatal.
music led b. quartet choir. Elsa Raner Yionist
$50 f. H.. Bible school, Easter worship Easter
music. Beach's "AnelUia, Christ Is Risen
Handers Il Know that Ny Redeemer Liyeth :;
''vietogy Divine" a new c2ntata hy Christopher
Mark.
FIRST-Tthe Strangers Sabbath Home. John Mar
shall pl NV Donald @. Macleod. minister. II a. m,
Faster music and message; ! Is p. ~. the cele-
bration Of the Lords Supper; Sunday school go
q. m; Christian Endeayoy 6;i5 p n. AL are
welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, z st. near Tth sw
Eyangelist T. T. Martin VIII preach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sci0lhed viii sing az the four services
Sunday aftsrnool theTs viii be a great mass meet
ing foF men women, and children, subject Mar
ned life its preSent-day dangers and evils.
NJ Martin is a great Bible student and an ex-
FOUNDER Of the Word. Alr. and Mrs Scholfeld
are among the greatest living gospel singers. The
meetings viii continue each evening next week,
rain or shine All welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts
J. J. Muir, pastor Services Il q. m: as D. II.
baptiznA Singing Evangelist Neil breaches al
both services at Young Peoples service. 5 p. N
and through the week excepting Saturday, "a,
D M Bids school ESQ g. H.: Christian En-
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and l4th st. At Il a. m, Easter
m1rniug service, with special music sermon by
Res. s, NJ Newman, D. D.; 80 p m Easter
service b Sunday school: ESQ a. m Sunday
school: 10 a. NJ, mems class; 8 p m Junior
Endeayor; 80 7. m. Senior Endsayor and Inter
mediate Endeavof
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH cor. 10Th
and e sts NV. PsT. Samuel II. Woodrow. d. D.
pastor Rev. S. K. Swift, assistant pastor Ii A. m
uubIie worship with sermon bv pastor subject
IF Christ be not risen" Music by the quarter
and chorus choir. $50 a. IN. Sunday school: 6.l5
z. m. Y. P. s. C. T.. p. m. Easter cantata hy
the quartet and ehoHls choir From SerulcheT
"a Thrnre"
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

W. J. COLVILLE delivers Easter lectures IN
Flynn's College Hall, Sth and X SIS. NV. tclose
to Library, p. m, Origin Of Easter and Its
message % all humanity" p. m. What Il
resurrection and what the spiritual bodyf' Lee
lures At 1917 II 81 NV. room 49, We'd. and
Sat- p. m. Various planes Of spiritual heal
ing; Thms. and Sat. , p N. room H. Message
Of Buddhism. LaGtze and mystical philosophers. %
" B.-NRS. BELL LEWIS gives instruction
concerning names and eoors a. Az ST. Sc,
Easter Monday n ~.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
4th ST. bet. + AMI q sts 81 Preaching morning
and evening by Rev. J. =. Mclaughlin, acting
pastor; Sunday school, Easter service and Easter
music in the morning, J.. Harry Dove. supeTin-
tendant.
MOUNT PLEASANT n. p CHURCH, 18th. cor.
PARK road uw. Rev. George T. Leech rastnF.
Closing services Of the od-tims revival I'M
deT direction o. the converted actor and
singing evangelist RsF. George BucZler, tomorrow
Il a. m and 81 p M Jubilee at evening service.
All who have been saved. sanctihed. reclaimed OF
CtheWiss blessed during these services are espa-
chilly inritel 10 The infalen
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

MEMORIAL NJ. z CHURCH.
Coz John Marshall p. and O 81. John Reid
shannon minister. At II a. m, This Primes oi
Life and the Crowning event Of human history; %
at g ?. M, monthly musical service. Easter selec-
tons from Handel AT the holy sspulcheT In
Jerusalem" the ninth Of series on travels in
Bible lands Sunday school and Metropolitan BIZ
HE class. go; Epwo1th League 6,i5.
FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CHURCH, 18th and Church SIS
Rev. Robert II. Moore. D. D., pastor: Rev. c. Z.
WISE assistant pastor Sunday school. $50 a. m
public worship az Il a. NJ with sermon by the
pastor; EpWCTth League ! p m public worship
at s p. n. with an address b. the assistant pas
tm special Eaaler music Al welc1me
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle
Lloyd c. Douglas, pastor. Sunday school go;
public worship, H. theme When Our Dreams
Cone True. Special music by quartet and soloist
Evening service conducted b. the Sunday school
with Easter programme. Christian Endeavor Z
Free seat& Strangers cordially received.
KELLER MEMORIAL. Md ave. and sth St ne.
Rev, G. p. Wiles pastor. Celebration Of Lord
Supper and reception Of new MEMBER Il a. m
and - 4. N. Other services as usual
The Washington herald., 1910-03-26
A. In Laundries.
IS Magazine.

TFun elcCe6S MagaLlnts
A California woman in training a new
Chinese servant to wait on the door had
her daughter ring the bell and present
her card. Next afternoon a friend called
and handed her card to the Celestial.
who pulled ont of his sleeve the card the
daughter of the house had presented the
afternoon before and carefully compared
the two. 'Tickee no matchee." he ex-
claimed, handing back the visitors card.
mo can come IN"