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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17
Political Announcement
]. 6. HEARNE State Senator
Subject to Republican Primaries

he oyerthrown. The human race
was not born to degeneracy.
Al thousand heads have grown for
every pair Of hands; q thousand
hearts throb In testimony Of the uni
|ty of heads and hands and thou
sand souls, though crushed and man
gled burn In protest and are pledged
to redeem q thousand men.
Heads and hands, hearts am souls,
are the heritage Of ~,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17

Eight hours a day, six days q week
10 lay,or no overtfme-that's what we
r. " 10 at the MAJORITY PRINTERX.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17
WHEN OTHERS FAIL. CONSULT
DIR. BAILEY.

ESI VAS LEADING SPECIALIST.
HUME OFFICE-Cor. Eleventh
nu Snapllne St, Wheeling, w. Va.
ue New Building, Come up Stairs
Make NO MISLEADING STATE
aE.N - or deceptive propositions to
Ae afflicted, neither do / promise to
llre them in few DAYS in order to
eeare their patronage, but / give
oMPLETE, SAFE AND LASTING
,,, M in the QUICKEST POSSIBLE
I'VE, without leaving Injurious after
fleets in the system, and at the low
- [oSt possible for Honest, Skillful
- 70 successful Treatment.
'"rlcocele and Structure, GhOnor.
n s''' elect, Enlarged Prostate, Blad-
Isan, .Ahectlons, Blood Poison, Lost
."nnoou' Nervous Exhaustion, Indis-
{fctIon or FNcass.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17

operation business.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY cured. All burning
Inflammation stopped.
throw it
BLADDER, STOMACH TROUBLES-By system of treat
kKlV nlS snow signs improvement
S,ILy ~ SES-Treated successfully
W,,n1SS,11ISM, lNFTABNIATORY CURED.
Ovariess BLADDER Kidneys
Dyspepsia other dis
'non Of her case 80 r'N- 80 = -
VNSt LTATION FREE Hours to p. Sunday to p
~-"sss tuesday, Thursday Saturday. TOO to $50
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17

freedom, the dawn Of brotherhood.
the beginning of MAN, That Il The
demand. z1
Tbis-h sbtasEssnT 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

Announcement has been made that Burton
Parker will assume the duties Of VeVtising
manage Of The WulIs OvrrAnd Company. with
bradauaTtsrs - Tho Toledo once w Parker
vas With the ~, cruising department ~ ne Mart
ford Rubber WOKE for nine YEAR and has t~cn
nnec ted with tfs Advertising Department. OF
the Ptah Mtrhrtin and q Tire concerns. .
EeI a. win the nAHsr, Of OismOtiiis Aad Pop
Hartford cars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

hir-d = 10 sol~ I'pi,ys ~ shat shsuld -
be'laht. snd - aiv'ls he 1Fs@rs - ~
stsh~~ " 70 part ~ ths bareain With
hiFu W orsi-rs regairs ard iiarts tnd
ur-- snf ~hat nss' - hssi-oisi.- u - nsc'.--
ssfv ant ~ ~ - impossible ~ asv shat
ne r0sf ~ gong 90 halfr- up rha prep.
srttion ~ ~ rtrina ar it--H i-n't q v-rv
~ ua'irr compared o. fhs ppEeap - n
WV = 10 trvtns ett ~ ~ ~sn ~. ss-s,n
nat 80 manufacturers themselves have
stf"rt~ucs ~ that hrusnisliufn siunuf 10 .
rot f-ing The Hrsf rsust thai ruttufa
The most vsrtstls matter in ths handling
~ e rsrtnG aiiiurrnilil- - th- rss-t q ftrs--
t'H" ftrkv drivers siIl q, through IN 90
ttr~ Ha'e Htfhu.f ne ssHfu Nttnrss q ftfs
frrthI" Nnnth~r driver ~ 'rs ans
'''ir-- and making 49, = he same s'r'
p'in~tur-- q has haprsns,i that q rlrtns
'SF a-nt u'I' for rpsd rar- over q small
cuitrN- hnfis fhss turns ton hard nnd hss
many Towns ~ tire trutihls.z that suttltln
- TIE ca-~ On . bigger ~trrut
Ih-r. -. q ar n"' l"nE az ~hirh
~ni~re-t Western racs AMI finished
nnuhsrs Tor whirh o. 81 waz spent 70
''au-e - tir- trouble in the Contest and
Vr' ther~ was another rac-r several years
agn ~hirh zane through fwp winning cuu-
tests On the ruad without ever p'tnc'urs
80 uther huther u 10 -pmethtnE that
can't - hEirs,l up. ant - one thing tina,
tire tru'ibls
ka~tnk drivers are q various cla--so a.
regards ahtlitv ant alsu AZ regards the
scrt u COMPETITIONS In which they can
show hs-st For tnstanc- thare are men
Sho Can = d. thing IN a road rac~ Who
are INST expert when u romes 10 track
driving. and the rrvsr~- - cu,Ir-s. u true
n other msn. Thsre " q ~ ~ what u
called LUCK IN driving racing automobiles
" means that ms man will Get through
HalnA Natnh her
man under apparently like conditions Will
get out 70 one hole only to - plunged
into another. hut ~ isn't a we'll paid
game under any circumstances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

imp"rer . sss.E eas fad rg-s era--'s
1,-'s :. NJ em-rlcAn n.eaufae'ursr thai
'oSd r.sS" .ss,ass srstss.a ~ '' ar'v. ~
shnIl .1ar ihslf anafsfir sfandlna
,,..'I-i ~, y. ~ ,,,.5 81 a,,.,,s 's-
sutr, fe-- th- pfo1aVt fspsttias q Goa.
l--tani- In trNrs evsats ~ tie s'sFt-r ~
fsr~ ~ 49, Ssrs = .sasanle8 31 ~ -asr,
tu snlts' Tho infsrrst ~ he nitsd states
ssnai " Ensins-y gerr.. :. "e.srvsrs y
i-rhntrs 1otnuitts- ~ pis1sd ~ ~, de-
r"sal ~ ~ contest board nstt
Wh~'hsr ~ M, me ts~ ~ dsupoun,abi.
wns-is shish b. Mt Involve q Mango %
wi~~i h-arins- 90 thas porion ~ hs hub
fs sams - irmpunfahir rims IN ~ siasai
T"sftpus Will ~ tuhnift~t 90 The m@tnhs.rs
s,,ioa 70 rssi.,c ~ ~. m,nimaE u.sht Im.p.
IN tho stor rhaes-s classic
Nnnthsr importa ne =uhis"t - great
""sSIy i,.-,,s...i 80. ~. .i',asr,sa %, ~ ~.
IsnHth ~ tim. drive ~ ia Ians dfsfauf .
events On -rss-isl ~p~",l say- slll b. . liow-d
10 cont inns ~ ths wheel without "hans-
Tho rules governing twenty four hour
race. we're al-o considered from thu sams
HosaSd y Coma. chairman Of tho com
mn'ss presided ~ ne ms"tinS ant the
folio slnK na-mb~rs s~r- pr~--nt y
t..orss " s,roui and a v brown. Nppsr-
.Un Rro. Nutomobil - ,umptny Js--s
Frosh Itch hem Auto tfnport tompaug ~
tm~Ttra ttsorre " Durham. thaimar-
Motor Company N u ftrr. knuN Nutoulo-
hile1 ompany 4 T. Hik-r, lo"omoh'le ON
tompsnv \ and & " Math,..on Naihs-
son Auiounobtls Company VI e Reeys-
MaNwell- nTtarp~ Motor COMPANY william
b. M.tk9sr Mstkzes Motor Car Company
ansl -erretary 81 the Assoc tat ion ti~orgs
" Dickson. National Motor Vehicle tom
pany Homer George, NOTdyks AMI Mar
mon Company n. q Smhh. Prem i-r Motor
Manufacturing Company snd yiye-p r~-i-
dem % the assos iation " Hurlburt
g. " Thomas Motor Company " ~
Van D-TvOort. Moline Automobile ompany
Russell teld. assistant -'retary treas
urpr Of the ASSOC tattOn
Iho-s present ny invitation we're Alfred
kf.eV~-. general manager ~ the N--us "a ION
Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturer ant
q member of the advisory COMMITTEES ~
the Manufacturer. contest N-sog utttou
VI Butler. chairman 81 ~. contest boat ri
of tho American Automobile Ns-p, iatton
anal l. McMuTtTy. chairman ~ the
To- hnt,al committee ct the American Auto
mobile Association
Walter " lee has resigned - secretary
aud genera manager ~ tho New York
m. fOrre- OF the CaThar,t Automobile sale.
manager ~ thu company and will be sta
toned a. the Companv- -ale-ronri- IA the
Plaza Hotel With general manager X q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

Ne s-. O.,, ~ ~ 81 r: ss- :. ~ S sssS:
menf
ns 20. 80. is' X. w. s,t - ;u. 70: sss
ttsd. 's-.sris,len snd - tse -sg's Ps,iod
s BE- b.. ~" sssf :S" % . ~
70 ~ uarE wifh ne trads ss-orisflon
NJ - holds th- pe-i,tsu ~ a--t-sanf ehief
opiss III me a-crassry ~ STATS. having been
sppoinfed ~ s-crs'ary koenis
Although the number 81 automobiles ia
Riga hes douhisd utthia . year, the nit-d
sfats= hes hse No =esF= IN the hHss.~-z
srrorsiing 20 Con-ui fernando Dc soto %
10 susicisutiv inisrs,, me Igcsl dsalsr- ~
,ss sTss Sr IT e. mt. ~ o,. sss sss
dttions fpr pavmeaf Nobody can bs in
diic-d 20 pay oa-h IN adv Ance Tor pachins
ne dn'. .s % T ~ 80 no. s,,s nmsriss
uarhin-s Ous Nm~richn machine = veil
intro,iused In - Ps'srsbrrs hecau.s u has
sus.ns-- IN mai "iiy Yhis rsa.nlsts has
sugse-ted that me 81 Petersburx agent
APPOINT .ub-assn, N Risa
Fr-dsrick and John RlooEi % ChicaEo
havs brought suit asainat the tow OF
spfins PralSis la NAlWoFth county. Ns
acrIsi~nt on July 70 Inc two ChIcaeo men.
who are bruthers. have startesi thS'f sssss -
the 7 nited Ntaies tUuTt a. MNWAuhee
they alleH~ that the had condition o. ths
rpad- was responsible for thstT accident
and have sued for damages In the amount
% tti. a.
IN. municipal authorities of NAshvllle,
enn have dectled 10 use oil - q dust
preventive on all nsW mae asiamlsesi streets
hereafter - we'll a. for Old ones that are
repaired hey attend. by follovina THE
plan to ultimately have all the LRAcadaInissd
streets .prinkled With oil. The material
used for buiidinx maradamiked roads IN
Nash willie h soft limestone, which wears
rApdly and leaves a great amount OF hne
dust. making " nscesaary TO sprtnkls ths~e
roads every day Macy cars have troubled
their drivers by akhdlna On the vet sur
faces and the AutOmobile owners % the city
have persuaded the municipal authorities
10 Use OIL 20 prevent the dust instance.
Motorists ~ West virginia are confident
they will -ucceed in their enorts 20 have the
LEG izGatuTe Of that state pass = reciprocal
motor vehicle Law durina lie nsxt session
AutomObile Association u Wheeling has
written to GOV Glas-cock on the subject
and received favorable reply. he
Governor stated that while the West Viz
ginia Law reuuire- non resident autOmObn-
i-ts 10 take ou' lirensss IN the state. this
prov islOn Of the Law j. not being strictly
enforced Ne declared he vas willing to
support the automobile association In its
efforts to have . reciprOcitv measure passed
by the Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

n Il announced thst susuz~rru'. arc hsirE
made fsF N sNp~TI ~ sntsl 'rir rf 'uU rsrf -
sutton cbtlr, equipped Vitr Lls rev Edison
storage batter, iTp'' NsV Nor. to friction S.iofs
" tit~ Mountain. over IN. Wr' -nrVn Ideal
Tour route Tnc batteries Viii he rsciArgrd A.
the rover louss n Urr'ton Nopls
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06

was a resolution as fellows;
Resolved by the city council of the
city Of Cairo that it Is the wish OF the
city council OF said city that Road
District No, IN Alexander county,
Illinois. be Ict consolidated with
road District No. . in said county,
BE II further resolved that Tie
present boundaries OF said Road Dis
trict Ne. in Alexander County, III
nois, in which said City OF Cairo now
lies. Re retained without change.
De it further resolved, that the
city clerk OF said City OF Cairo de-
liver 10 the Board OF County Com
missioners Of Alexander county a
! certified copy of these resolutions
! The road commissioners were pres
, elt, but none of them offered any al,
eument on the subject, nor did any
member of the city council make any
! comment. The resolutions were
adopted without a dissenting voice.
Another communication was signed
by the pastors OF all the negro
churches Of the city, asking that bet
ter Law enforcement be given, as per
resolutions published in The Bulletin
recently A delegation of the pas
tors was present, but none offered To
make any remarks. The commun!
cation was referred to the Police,
Jail and Fire committee with instruc.
tons to report at the next regular
meeting CT the city council. on mo-
ton Of Alderman Greaney.
The Cairo Electric & Traction Co.
was given permission to move two
boilers from the Ninth street power
house, aad the Gas Co. was granted
permission TO take up pavement at
Twentyseccnd street and Washing
ton avenre to repair leaking gas
main.
VIM. F. Shafer was granted per
mission to transfer dram shop license
at Twentieth and Washington to
Geo. NJ. Emerson.
Building petitions were referred to
committee.
Miscellaneous claims were allowed |
Resolutions calling for arc and gas
lights at various places were referred |
to street committee. These came !
from Aldermen Williams, Greaney, |
Magner. Ferguson and Cannon.
ResolAion by Alderman Wagner
chairman of street commit /
tee to have walk repaired on south |
side CT Twenty.seventh street be-
tween Walnut street and Holbrook |
avenue.
Alderman tifrUarEy rad resolution |
calling for repairs on TwentyseyenthI
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
CAIRO CITY COUNCIL OPPOSES
ROAD DISTRICT CONSOLIDATION
Passes Without Discuss on and Without 0pposi.
ton Resolution offered by Road Commits
sioners OF District No. I

The city council held its first regu-
lar Apri. meeting last night and con.
fined itself as inuch as possibleN to
oatine business ewing to the alb
sence OF the mayor Alderman Meehan
presiding in his place and requesting
that this be done, There We're pres
ent Aldermen Greaney, Magner, Can
non. Kelly, German, Ferguson, Nc
Daniel, Williams. koehler. Day S,
| ScRllin and Meehan.
| The important Few business was 4
| communication from the roa,. commits
sioners Of Road District No. which
IL the Cairo District, as follows.
To the Honorable Mayor, and City
Council of the ETY. of Cairo, Iii
nois:
I'VE, the undersigned Commits
sioners OF Road District No 4" in
Alexander County, Illinois. respect
fully represent that the Board of
County Commissioners of Alexander
County Illinois. have been petitionei
to consolidate Road District No.
and Road District No. z, and said
County Commissioners have given
notice that said Commissioners at .
p. m. on the 18th day of April A. d.
1910 at the office of the county Clerk
Of Alexander County, Illinois, in the
City OF Cairo, illinois will consider
said petition
The undersigned further represent
that it is not in the interest of said
Road District No. Z. or in the interest
Of the City of Cairo that the said
Road Districts No. and be con
solidated. or that the boundaries of
said Road District No. Z be changed
at this time owing to the unfinished
condition OF the roads ia said Road
District No. Z, and for other good
reasons which the undersigned will
be glad to present.
Wherefore the undersigned would
respectfully ask that the City Council
of said City of Cairo indicate it's de-
sire that said Road District No I
be retained with its present boun-
daries by passing the resolution here
with present: and that your Honor
able body take such steps, as may be
deemed necessary, to prevent said
or the changing OF the
present boundaries of said Road Dis
triot No /.
Respectfully submitted this 9TH
day of April A. d. 1910.
J. SERBIAN,
VIM. Fl. WOOD,
P. A. CONANT,
Commissioners of Road District No
Z Alexander County. Illinois.
Accompanying the communication
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
FORMER CAIRO PRIEST
Spent Yesterday in cairo-En Route
to BelleviIIe and East St. Louis
TO Return Later.

Father ]. B. Diepenbrock for many
years priest in charge of st. Joseph f
parish in Cairo, arrived here yester
day from Carlyle, H., where he is
stationed. En- route he stopped at
Grand Chain where he visited his
brother Theodore, who is in business
there. Father Diepenbrock was the
guest while here of William Oehler.
He left this morning for Bellevile
and East St. Louis. AT both places
he will attend ecclesiastical meetings.
He viii come again to Cairo within a
fortnight and remain here a week Wis
sting his old Pensioners and his
many Cairo friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
THE men OF MARION
Who viii Spend $4,000 to Make
Ozark Hotel at creal Springs
Attractive,
tslarion Daily Leader. }

The Ozark hotel, the famous Crea
1 Springs resort was sold this week b!
John C. Gholron, guardian for tn,
Gholson e tate, Of Cairo to com
pany of Herrin business men wht
will thoroughly remodel the resor
and make it one of the finest health
resorts in Illinois, A company vii
be incorporated for $4,000.
The property il now being reno
waited and will pc IDLY be ready L
open for the season by the middle o.
Many The rooms are all being re
papered, refurnished and completed,
oyerhauled. Among the planned i'm
movements are a new $4,000 BATH
house, a light plant which will ftra
lisa electric light for the hotel and
the park. and spring houses over al
OF the five prings.
The promoters of the hotel who have
taken hold with the intention of max
ing it the great health and pleasure
center OF Southern Illinois include
the following we'll known Herrin citi-
zens: Paul d. Herrin, ca hier OF the
City National bank; Hal Troviliion,
editor of the Herrin News. Robert T,
Cook. an attorney; Harry Woods.
city clerk; John w. Brown, DR., Carl
Baker and Fred Stotlar., of Marion.
DR. w Fl. Ford, real tate dealer
Creal Springs is well known re-
sort. Thousands and thou ands have
sought its waters for the past genera
fion and been benefited and erred
There are five springs. all Of them
different. and are noted throughout
the country for the medicinal value.
Creal Spring inhabitants are jubi-
lant over the prospects of the coming
additional capital to the natural re-
sort and expect large influx of Wis
itors this coming season which al,
ways adds materially to the business
interests afthat city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
: the WEATHER /:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yesterday. Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was mostly cloudy after a
rainy night when so of'.ss-.nch Of
rain ffn During the day the fall
was .0o Of an inch. A strong gale
came up toward evening which blew
from 4G to As miles an hour and at
G O'Clock reached 50 miles an hour,
stabsiding as suddenly as ii came. The
government bulletin reported rain
frtnl kO points, extending over the
upperar'ver valleys. There was fall
In temperature in the northweststhe
lowestrecord being, rs at Huron. and
North Platte. a4s'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
CAIRO JOBDERS OBJECT
Make Strong Protest Against Recent
Advance in Freight Rates
on Iron Mountain.

Cairo Wholesale merchants are III
in arms over the recent raise in the
schedule Of freight rates of the Iror
Mountain railroad between Cairo and
Poplar Bluff, which in some instances
are said to be nearly doubled. The
Cairo merchants feel that they have
been Disseminated against and do
not propose to submit to the edict.
The leading jobbers held a consulta-
tion with the directors of the Cairo
Board of Trade and it is proposed to
take up the matter with the officials
of the road, with view to having
Cairo placed on fair basis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
REpAYINC OBLIGATIONS
Ascalon Lodge. Knights of Pythias
Give Reception and Banquet
Tonight.

Ascaion lodge. No. 81. Knights Of
Pythias. will give a reception and
banquet this evening at Swoboda'e
hail. corner of Twenty-eighth street
and Commercial ayenue. The affair
is given principally in compliment to
the cast who took part in the recent
play presented at the opera hou e.
All members of the society and their
families are expected to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
MONSTER AERoPLANg.

Plau, Germany, April 5.-The bg
eest aeroplaue va constructed, in
vented by Major Won Par;evall, I'm
dervsnt uccessful preliminary trials
today at the surface or Lake Plau
No attempt at flight was made The
new flyer Is monpplane with 9
four cylinder motor OF 100 horse
power. The breadth of the plane is
45ls feet, and the length of the ma,
chine is As feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
VOTE ON SALOON
concluded from First Page.)

the municipal election today b,
s 900 votes, or the largest pluralitj
any PARTY ever received in a simil
lar conte in the history of the city
The SocialDemoerats VII control me
common council, having elected al
six aldermen at large and carried "A
wards out of %. V. j, Schoenecker
Jr., Democrat, who ran econd, wa2
about S,e00 ahead of Dr.. j. NJ. Beffel,
Republican.
The platforms OF all three parties,
which are similar, advocate home
home. the initiative and referendum,
and regulation of the liquor traffic.
Victor l.. Berger, a national char
acter and leading Social-Democrat,
was elected alderman at large. Der.
ger aid
Fhis is the first time in the his
tory of the country that the Social
democrat have carried large city
The party will give Milwaukee the
best administration Il ever had or
that any American city ever had. A
square deal for everybody will be
ouf aim.
Outside OF Milwaukee, the interest
of the state conferred in the vote on
the question Of wet or dry. Tie
Der of cities and towns. Among the
Der OF cities arl town. Anon the
arger cities TO vote license we're, Ra-
line. GAINESVILLE, Beloit. Baraboo, New
PlattevilIe, River Falls,
Fond Du Lac. Hudson. Delavan, Mon
roe. Trenpealeau Marinette and
Green Pay.
Edgerton. Barron, Gravs Mills. AL
me- Center and Coon Valley changed
rom wet to dry.
Towns remaining dry: Stoaghton,
vitoqua Lodi. Cumberland. Bread
head, Viola. Dallas. Coloma. Oaak.
-afarge, Argyle, Rea- Town.
The following elected Republican
mayors Black River Falls. j. j.
Lodi. George 0 Geor.
Ion; Baraboo, Charles Dander;
platteville. l.. L. Cleary; Elroy, John
:. Hart; Plymouth, c. w. Starrett; |
sreen Bay. Winfred Abramaa.
Democratic mayors: Hudson. A. !
?. P. Kealy; Ripon, L. A. Kellogg; !
rhippewa Fails, John T. Twohy, Fon
)r Lac, f. W. Clark; Amigo. E. w.
oyndafs;' Portage. Mo es ] Downey
Harinette Joseph Fischer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
THAT BRIDGE APPROACH
President and Attorney Of Cairo &
Thebes Railroad 60 to Springfield
On important Business.

President Egbert A. Smith and At
torney w. S. Dewey, for the Cairo &
Thebes railroad went to Springfield
yesterday to appear before the Rail
road and Warehouse Commission in
regard to the connection Of the ROAD
with the Thebes bridge approach. 1t
has been quite generally understood
that the matter had been settled, but
the formality Of a hearing Is 10 be
considered and the two officers Of
the c. & T. are expected to be pres
ent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
JOBBING FIRM CHANGES
Marx-Nassauer Takes In New Mem.
ber-lncorporate for
s25 600.

Incorporation paper have beer
filed at Springfield for the Marx
Gaunt Company with a capital stool
of $4,000. This company will sue
coed the Marx-Na sauer Company al
709-ll Ohio street. iobbers in furnish
ing goods, notiona, etc. The incor
porators are David l.. Marx, Fred
Gaunt and P. ]. Nasgauer.
The change will be made May II
when Mr.. Gaunt will take an active
in the business
1t il stated the firm will add hats
to its present stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
BUILDING ADDITION
Eiuhth Street Ice Cream and Confec-
tionery Being EnIarged-New
Building Later

Mrs Isabelle Magruder who con
ducts the ice cream and confectionery
store at 225 Eighth street, has built
a brick addition in the rear OF the
store % by 10 feet, one story, which
is to be used by her as a dining room
and kitchen. Mrs. Magruder intends
in the near future to replace the
present frame structure she occupies
with a modern brick building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
AT sT. JOSEPH. no.

st. Joseph Mo. April 5.--Alvah P,
Clayton, Democrat, was today re.
elected mayor of st. Joseph by
1904 His opponent. Frank B. Full
kerson, Republican, ran on a strict
law enforcement platform. The vote
is taken a an expression of the ques
ton of saloon regulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS
"-rne Time, the Place and the Girf.'

the Time, the Place and the Girl"
H. H. Frazee will present at Cairo
opera house, Sunday, April 1nth, a
comedy with music entitled 1.-THE
fime. the Place and the Girl Dur
ing run Of 463 consecutive nights
n Chicago this piece was received
with suchs unequivocai approval by
the theatre goers of that citN that
it not only ran this length of time
lnt exceeded in point of attendance
any play that has ever appeared
llere
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
BISHOP KEANE SAYS
He Cannot Come to Cairo Until Early
FalI--Invited Here to
Lecture.

Father Gillen. Of st. Jofepns
Columbus decided to write Bishop
from Bishop Keane, Of Helena, Mont,
in which the Bishop stated that he
could not promise to come to Cairo
before the early fall.
Some weeks ago the Knights OF
Columbus decided to write BiBshop
Keane to come to Cairo to deliver a
series Of lectures to non-catholics.
Bishop Keane is certainly in great
demand il his time is all taken up
from now until the hot lrmmer
months when 1t Is understood he
takes his vacation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06
Does dirt mean drudgcry to you,

--
Ycs The only way you know to get
rid Of dirt IS BY the hot water, ordinary
soap and elbow grease method.
No--if va Let Fcls-Naptha dissolve
the dirt in cool or lukcWarm water
without boiling, without hard--ubbing.
Fels-Naptha has dorc away with hard
work and boiling in wishing clothes Just as
other modern inventions nave dcnc away
With home spinning, tailoH candles and
hand sewing.
Why don't yo1 let Fcis-Nap,ha do the
lard part Of your wlshing'
The easy directions, arc printed on tho
back oEthe ed andsgrccn wrapper.