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Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Building permits have been issued
by authority Of Town Council, by the
clerk OF Council, as follows:
To William d. Denney to build aD
iron storage house on Water Street,
North Milford, in rear Of his wheel
wright shops.
To l. D. Short for an extension Of his
lumber storage building at the corner
Of Causey and Railroad Avenues.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
CAUGHT 20 POUND OTTER.

Tuesday morning J. II. H. Marvel
was fortunate 10 catching a 20 pound
otter in his traps on the Stephen Me-
Colley marsh just DOTtheast Of Milford.
II was q pretty dark brown hide whi h
will stretch to about six feet long when
dried. Mr.. Marvel sold the hide to
Charles P. Jones fOi SIS 90. This specie
seems very scarce in this section aud
the present prices Of fur make it good
cateh.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
OPENING RED MEMS HONE.

As result OF meeting held IN Will
mingiOn Monday night by the board
OF control Of the Red Mems Fraternal
Home at Newark, it was decided that
the formal opening Of the home should
take place on st Tamana's Day, Sat.
urday, May 7Ih. II was announced
that the home will be com mpletely fur
nished aud ready for occupancy by that
time. There will be seV ersl occupants
at the beginninR.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
CHURCH NEWS.

Christ Church, February 9th, Sunday
School at 2 BOP. M. February Sth Guild
meets with Mrs Jacob II. Rosa.
Rev g. Humphries will preach at
Central NJ. P. Church, Shawnee, on
Sunday, February 9Th, at p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Pr Preaching and
worship at II O'Clock. Sabbath School
at O'Clock. Lesson study, "Almsgiv
ing and Prayer" Evening meeting at
O'Clock. Topic, "The Model Christian
EndeavOrer. Leader, Charles J. Holz
mueller.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

WalterO Hoffecker Of smyrna. presi.
dent of the Tri State Packers AssOcia-
ton. will represent the latter ard make
an address at the third annual conven.
ton Of the National Packers Assocls
tion, at Atlantic City, n. j., February
7 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
MILFORD DISPENSARY.

During the last.tw weeks the free
tuberculosis dispensary on West Front
Street, North Milford, has received q
full equipment OF appliances and fur
nishings. The Milford Dispenssry is
now the finest and best appointed one
outside of Wilmington. All persons
suffering with lung diseases can have
free OF charge the examinations in the
dispensary, but only those who can not
afford to pay will receive free treatment.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
new MILITIA OFFICERS.

John P. LeFevre, deputy prothono.
tary Of Kent County, and w. Baleman
Cullen, q young farmer, were elected
captain and second lieutenant, respec-
lively, Of Company g st Dover, Organ
lied Militia Of Delaware, Monday night.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
MORE BURGLARIES IN MILFORD.

A continuous performance in the
robbery Of stores appears to be on in
Milford, and the burglars are as yet at
large. Last week on Friday night.
the store. Of e. d. Abbott & Company
was entered by means Of false keys and
robbed Of $40 10 change from the cash
register, and a dress suit case and other
articles amounting to $50 The night
wstchmAn appears to be Of no avail
against this depreciation Of thieves.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
MET WITH LEVY COURT.

The State Board OF Revenue and Tax
alton held a meeting with the Levy
Court Of Kent County at Dover on Wed
nesdsy, relative to matters Of tax and
revenue legislation. A meeting will be
arranged with the Sussex Levy Court
later.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
CENSUS EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations Of applicants for census
enumeratOrs will be held on Saturday
morning at II O'Clock at Dover, Har
rlngtOn, Georgetown and Seaiord. Ex.
aminAtions will also be held at the
Federal Building in Wilmington dur
ing the day.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
A CHURCH SOCIAL.

There will be a box social held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Lemex on Tues
day evening. February 8th, for the
benefit Of the Central NJ. P. Church,
Shawnee. All the ladies, young and
old, are requested to bring boxes The
boxes to be sold at 30 cents. Ice cream
and cake extra. Everybody welcome
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
new COLLECTOR ON DUTY.

After subscribing to his oath Of office
before Magistrate James w. Robertson
in Wilmington at three O'cl OK Monday
afternoon, Harry Raymond, the new
collector OF lhe port, assumed his duties
His commission was handed to him by
the retiring collector, David ). Clark
Mr.. Raymond announced the appoint
ment Of ohm Titus as principal deputy.
Mr.. Titus held the same position under
Mr.. CLARK.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
BUY NEW BUSINESS.

Willis Hall and Wheeler Kern have
purchased the tin business Of William
Gray and will take immediate posses.
sion Of the shops formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gray. This lie an elegant stand for
a business OF that kind, and II properly
managed, these boys are sure Of large
patronage and OF making their efforts
successful,
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
MILFORD HAS PURE WATER SUPPLY.

archaeological reports Of the water
supplied by the town thru the wster
service mains, made to the Board Of
Health, show an absolutely pure con-
dition Of this water.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
SHORT LOCAL items
Condensed News Paragraphs
of a Local Nature

| A bard or Gypsles are eueamped 10
Cedar Neck.
john Craig, formerly Of Milford, died
at Bala, Pa, January 26lh, in the 7Srd
year OF his age.
The Sunshine Society will meet with
Mrs. Robert c. Hall on Thursday, Feb
ruary lOtn, at 30 p. m,
. The stork visited the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. w f Fleetwood Oh Thurs
day evening last aud left fine baby
boy.
DR.. William Marshall, Jr., attended
the February meeting OF the Kent
County Medical Society in Dover on
Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued on Tues
day, February lst, to William A Parker
and Henrietta B. Hudson colored, both
Of Slaughter Neck.
February l4th will be 81. Valentines
Day, ana in preparation for the ocea-
sion the store windows are exhibiting
many new and novel valentines.
The scarletina quarantine on the
home OF Darwin s. Collins was re-
moved this week, as the infected one,
Carlisle Collins, has recoved from the
disease.
The W. &. T. U. Of Slaughter Neck
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Bert
Bennett at p m. on Thursday, Feb.
ruary 10th. All invited. Text word,
prayer
The regular business meeting Of the |
w. G. T. U. will be held at Mrs Mary
J McIlvaine's, on North Front Street,
Tuesday afternoon, February sth, at
? 80 O'Clock.
The Ladies Aid Of the Avenue M. E.
Church will hold social at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. William r. Aldred on
Friday evening, February 4th. Admis
sion 10 cents.
Mrs. W F Dawson, Of Camden, re
ceived word on Tuesday, January 25th,
Of the death of her father Mr.. Leigh,
3 former resident Of Milford, which oc.
cured at mis- home in MiddletOwn, New
York.
II any ground hcg had a chance on
w Wedn esday to run around in the open
n this part Of the country he evidently
saw his shadow, which, according to
m old saw, indicates that there will be
iix weeks more Of winter weather.
A few cases OF chicken PIX have been
eported recently amongst our town
oungsteIs 1t should not be long be
ore Milford children will mostly be
mmuHe to all the contagious diseases
{ we are to Judge records Of the last {
ew years
The third annual dinner OF the Della.
ware Society Of Norfolk, Va, will be
leld at the Lorraine Hotel, Norfolk,
saturday evening. March 26th, at Z 80
iclOek. The society has q membership ]
1 nearly 100 and is increasing 10 mum. {
ers all the time. {
Lent, the most solemn period Of the 9
year, will begin on February I
th, Ash Wednesday The observance '
I the season is general throughout the 9
7Orld among Catholic, Greek, AngIi g
an, Episcopal, Lutheran and Re- U
lrmed Churches. c
The number Of failures on the Mary J
sDd and Delaware Peninsula last year T
las SO with $3ll ,9ll O5 in liabilities and a
2lS 656 80 In assets Ofthe total mum
er Of failures 80 we're in Delaware, q
! the Eastern Shore Of Maryland and
in the two counties OF Virginia, which
a to make up the Maryland Delaware r
eninsula D
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On February sth, next Tuesday, q
birthday party will be held in Grange
Hall for the benefit Of the Milford Ii
brsry. The public is especially invited
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
LOOT POSTOFFICE.

Thieves broke into the postofiice at
Viola on Tuesday night Of last week,
getting away with about $3.50 in cash
and a small amount ia stamps.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-04
BUSINESS CLOSED.

The company which has been Operat-
ing the Haven Mills Foundry Tor some
months past have discontinued opera.
tions owing to differences with the
owners Of the mills.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
ELEGANT TOMB
FOR MRS. EDDY
aiLL s. BUILT AMONG THOSE
,,s OF OTHER ONCE FAMOUS
a3PEBsoNs. IN EXCLUSIVE. Ros-
TON CEMETERY. lWt

'Bostdns Bec.sc The ntrth,s ore T..
Talciron Lake, z beautiful little sheet
f water in an exclusive section T.
Mount Arfurn Cemetery, at Ca
1udge, will become Tie last resting
lace of Mary Baker Glover Ediy
Three lots have been purchased b.
riends Mrs Eddy charged with that
duty and plans will be made ah
work begun in tae sp'ing On tie
'omb Directly across the laFe may
.beeseen the to1lbss of James Lose !
ami Oliver Wendell Holmes, whlle
many other names famous ia Aars'i.
an letters and professional liie nly
be rtad N memoialsa k'aesnt&
The faHera of Mrs Eddy 5wih 20
hell at II o'eloek Thursday notpIn
at Chestnut Hill. her late lore. Ec-
siies the irm3diata members Of tire
family and t. C&estnut Hi hos =
hold, the Leading officials Of tie
church and possibly a few news are
ga viii he mrs sent. After b ie,
erpice me body wi lie taken "a VI.
,1,bg,n, where Il wi | be p aeed in t +
General receiving tomb, to remain I'M
III the mapsoleum Is erected al tsf
lake.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

CAIRO IN 1883 !

:. .ssySeeF 5t5 lF4
Commenting upon the fact, that in,
the pasT election, the seeiored vote,
mad always cones oidly f6r the Re-
publican ticket, the Bulletin III Ma.
yember 9th said" dfhe Democrats
mist eueate heanegroes. = IT.
II beirg done as rapidly as our
rneans wihF.pernlits Hhis being done
BY the white people Of the city. Dem.
ocrats mostly, who support the pub
lie schools More than one-third OF
tie evi1ante In theiblegitioact- .pons
the attendance ia the schols is col
oreds IN The VII tie people of
HE city have taxed themselves
heavily to educate the colofea race.
I'd erect Substantial school buildings
md then maintain the year In and
year out. and the only hope for n
that the race today, In time. be frees
frpn. mental bondage as they were
Nfreed IRAN physical bondage some
years ayo."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

's!s9 ~ ISsT S n T.Xsg 4 a4t2,t-t'
ON the evening Of November 18th,
Mr.. Paul H. Schulz and Miss Amelia
Smith were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents on
Washington avenue, Rev, r. Pr Day
export of the Church OF the Redeemer
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Flank, Jv, played the
wedding march on piano and violin
'The bride and groom were. attended
by&tht little NJ sses. Hattie Schulz an
Katie Smith, The BRIDE, a lovely
blonde wore costume sof cream SUR
fah ald MORE. Princess pattern. WITH
Hatnral flowers. The groom was n
ttrea1A tfll evening dress" After the
youns5 couple received the coBgratu-
tons and good wishes of the num-
erous sguests, all partook of a grans-
wedding feast prepared BY Cateer
Ben sullivan After midnight, Mr
Schub and his bride departed for the
-sosfth~oR their wedding tour. Many
elegant and useful gifts were rel
ceiyeI fby the BRIDE n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Twenty five Years Ago Today.
S.lEGAI 'DtttS|o IS
House Mover Liable irrespective 81

~, q
fcuse Mover Liable Irrespective Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a house mover
.lriyes a stake into the ground where
BY telephone wire are in conduit
are dqmaged, such act is an unlau.
fpl tfespass for which the mover is
itable,, irEespective .of negligence, ac-
eording 70. the case, Of Frontier Tele.
phon64 Go y, Hepp, l2l New York
ssppplsiRent, ddCQ, It appeared tina.
defendant h9use, mover was ignorant
that any, cqnduits had been laid N
the street, and, tie plaintiff telephone
company knew defendant was NOV
ing the house along the street, but
lid not notify him of the location off
its conduits. The Supreme Court
holds that it was the duty of defend
ant to fully inform himself as II
what Jay below the street surface
anA thats4ts-ile faiied to do so he drove
ais stake 81 his reril.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
ROMAN CHURCH
LAWS CHANGED
MOST la\-ORTANT REVISION AN.
NOuNcED BY VATICAN IS
MANNER or REMOVAL or
PASTORS HEREAFTER.

| \ New York Dee, e. -CAanges IN the
ecclesiasIeal Law 81 the Roman Cats
olic churen ,l,2Qasulgateas b. tie Eote
were announced TO the clergy Ct. the
archdiocese of New. York today
1ae.3nost impo. tant is tie mani
ma cura," which takes away the
nawen9f the bishop % remove a pas.
teD iHereagter the rover Of removal
viii rest, with de amotloae paro b. .
which consists of six priests besides
the ags.bisnop.
Nine reasons for The removal Of 4
tastoF have been decided upor They
arY..,opopetul insanity, sueh unfair
ness III, isnoraqce as rendered him "a.
eaxahle OF the performing OF duties.
permanent physical or mental infrn,-
gfy. animos!ty OF lee people when i.
sssaders his work vseiess and Is likely
to rcontinue; loss Of reputation; Ind
ias crime: gross neglect continuao
after warnings. and disobedience 70
the bishop, If continued after warn
ing
!, Another change pertains to the age
"a; which children may receive their
I first holy communion. Heretofore II
nas been the custom among priests
in English speaking countries not .
aaminister. the sacrament unless n
cu,ld is between ten and twelve The
decree mates il imperative for priests
the world over 10 prepare children SO
that they may receXe tie sacrament
on attaining the age< reason, seven,
and in some cases. six.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS
IlIns!reIs al opera Iouse

B.
- Tfinstrels at Opera House
Geosse Evans ana his Horey.e BOY
Ninsre's vii lie seen at the u bra
house tonight, ~
/ The C imson Trelhs" VII sgaJfi
,.e the. subject OF the first part set
!, ing IN this fairy-like spe2tac.e the
rnefilI;;flrcle Of Honey Boys" %Air-
j aye been gathered for t0is years 6f'
feriqgs will make their bow and eotfi-
81 ians John King, Sam Lee, C,aS-
ente Marks, Charles billiard adj
Honey 10y Evans viii surely provide
l9,YgAter, and song hits enough, TO
please fie MOST exacting minstrel
fans. Tier there will be vocal is
Targhn' Comfot, Matt Kesfe, James
Msehan, the Irish tenor, Tom Kane,
Wilson Miller anil Master Leo F'sgan
TO sing the newest ballads ami >g%fa-
.bys. To follow tire first part NJ We
James Germans Scenes from Black
vile with John King. Tommy Hyfg,
and 'lsFty Others Then comes Man
ha," the spectacular drill and II
'tary march and then The Fireman's
Picnic George NJ, Cohans second
lntisicar minstrel con edy. Here it is
faat George Evans t,stie chlfac-
'teTRatiUri Of SNOWFALL Livingston
shifegout.
~ AS a'speciaI feature of This velr's
pfografh james J. CoNbett is
'nounctf as the ittfriocutcr Of re
first part Mr.. Ccrtett viii con.uct
the Vopehlng part Of ire big Eli m
BACK face and later he win lie seen
'as himself and give his inter sting
talk on the events leading up to TIE
July meeting OF jeffries and Johnson
at Reno, New.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

but what girl should do and what another should do would be
hHrd for to say like everything
WALKING is fine I out in California last spring, and
started walk from Burgame Del Monte hundred and eight
miles walked sxyfou miles the first day, and then what of
friends ha They actually lied They told me all in
that couldn't make it and all that sort of rubbish.
could have made easily the sixty hours that had been laid
down for But they back the lit was dark
and didn't know the roads and couldn't alone and they
ally made give because they left Walking hurts
and it surprising how far girl walk when she gets
training for it and has good health to back her up
MORE GIRLS WALKED EXERCISED OTHERWISE THERE
WOULD BE BETTER BRAND WOMEN UNITED
STATES
SWIMMING IS THE BEST EXERCISE OF ALL. love it.
THINK EVERY GIRL OUGHT TO KNOW HOW TO SWIM. 1T
GRACEFUL, GIVES EVERY MUSCLE A
CHANCE TO WORK. AND 1T KEEPS TIE FIGURE
Golf tennis fine exercise Any girl play those games Of
has pick her exercise for herself But
can't why the girl doesn't something like that HOW
MUCH BETTER SHED FELL And she could dance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

4 ~a'ro, Alexander County. illinois,
I Pow alton 70 l47.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, R. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer FRANK B. ARM.
STRONG.
city Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Magistrate, ANDR EW N'HITCAMP
Chief OF Police. J. G. CoWELI..
hesander countv Formulation o7.4sf.
County JUDGE, w. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk. JESSE II. MILL Err.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN. a
Sheriff. FRED b. NELLIs.
States Attorney, ALEX M.WILSON
rornts es"re"'.'anlant of Schools,
PROF. s f, GoTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, w. q. LIP
PITT.
Coroner, mr. JAS, M'MANus.
Board OF County Comn,iss toner's,
]. J JFNNFLLE. Chairman.
C. V. NEFF. #
DR.. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

Roll 1 smv AyS uac ~ ieAto ncSond A. r.
~SN han1 Ing nos}h 0r Com ercis Ave-
very ID minutes IRON "a. IN 70 II y. a..
Going nossn.oi ainus shevery 10 miau.
fom a N N td-6s j.. Dat.
'ONtaF y tiae .oD.says . ss a s.. 70
~ north on Rol yuuA ~ 6a7, an. SAs; 8l1
IL am. Ard on esAne cuinutoA ovs Gent
Gnins west !. Twsniy E,ehsh 81 ., 90
i:ia; 8:34. G,s Al 7ua =. m and ~ sAms mi d,
stes every nous unttl i0:B4 aud l:O4 y m
PopiAr 81. arr Que TO rsss - usyys pa1s
is minutes 5er AvinR Second 81
Bell Line O.i Cars nee nns,n ). o. a W. ,:. IL
8, in~ ~, IND =. a. sto =. mi 40 . a
30 a. m. Er M
N'-ss OF orr 1850 ups ~. ~ n, ~
N So ~'s war.
Belt Ans Owl as ~ Tns 70 pa Eae
Ihry- snn 81 sftes 's~s.. 3
80 no ~ eS1TT Ng
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

BY GEORGE W. PERKINS. T

GEORGE Morgan
EFT those who in business be with the people and
the people will be fair with
- Let and accept the TENDENCY OF THE
TIMES.
The officers of great corporations should remember that such
nearly public institutions than private property
THE AMERICAN FUTURE HAS CHOICE oF4THRsE METHODS
FlRsT--co OPERATION THROUGH MEDIUM OF CORPORA.
TONS WITH FEDERAL REGULATION CONTROL. E
coNo-eoVERNMENTAL OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT.
THRD-soclALlsM.
Under the method Of large corporations regulated supervised
by federal authority with widely distributed ownership and with labor
interested nhe business you have all the SAFEGUARDS AND
ADVANTAGES that the ardent advocate Of government
ship could desire.
In broadly distributed ownehpamong the public and labor you
distribute profits the people and retain for the benefit of business
that one great factor Which has done much for American
industry-viz, individual initiative.
You leave the goal of achievement leave their amb
ton unhampered. This is SOCIALISM OF THE HIGHEST,
BEST AND MOST IDEAL SORT. M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

on the night Of November roth 4
large buck deer, weighing about. 20J
pounds. which had just swum down
the OHIO river, dashed up the Levee
slope and jumped through the glass
door of the. Illinois Central general
Offices sshatteing the glass and land
Ing n,,the middle Of the front room.
After running rampant through the
several Offices. one, Of the attaches
shot the animal to death. The Of
fees weae badly damaged. Mr.. Jos
eph. w Wenger was in the front o.
fee when. The. deer entered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Charlotte cushman,s Warning.

One icy night Charlotte Cushman and
Lawrence Barrett came out Of the the
alter together. The steps were danger
ously slippery, and il was with difficult
ty that they kept their feet at all As
they totteringly descended the great
actress said 10 her companion quite ia
her Lady Macbeth manner: Take a
good grip on my arm, Lawrence. and
if slip hold on Ike grim death But
if you slip in the name Of heaven let
gop'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Hard Task for Mot Men.

Let the man who comrlulns that
his wife is foolish Sbe eompel'ed 70
SHOW that he has no foolish harit4
that ne does not smoke or drink ar
waste his tire talking inenities TO 9th
er men that he never is Jealous o.
other men IN his own line OF husIt
messy that The Is, always good-natured
eve even tempered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
BAD Manners,

The two women stopped in front Of a
dentists showcase. ta
There, mamma said the younger
woman. pointng II want set just
like thar
Hush, my childr' commanded her
mother Don't you know that It's vul-
gar to pick your teeth In the street Z"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Syrian Tobacco Best.

The tobacco generally considered
superior to all others Is Syrian 1t Is
called Latakia, from the city OF that
name, the ancient and renowned port
OF Laodicea, which to the present day
mas not inconsiderable trade The
city lies at the foot OF Mt Le6anaD.
not far from the spot where the rem.
nants of the patriarehal cellars stu
grow,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Nnxemhcr Circulation.

The saboye IS4iAlc ogSSl .stattluFHt ~ ~
nc g;Asnlatiof N Cairo Bulletin
foEaAa yesr 1909 .saRa for the month
ofSHqgem her slslIQD.r ,.,,s.
as4s 5zss ce saCLY RE SULLIVAN
fsDsS ayass n s.s RI slness. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to, before =; ne
.shiskgndsslay Of neeember, 1919
~ sses~s III 81 LEO ]. KLEB,
II s N 4. Notary PUBLIC.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

average number Of complete and
perfect copies OK The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1910 -. 22lo
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and SUM- n.
day during ne month OF No I
yember 1910 ....... 2547
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
Ppit1s'f
FAILED TO APPEAR.

Milwaukee, Dec. 6,-f'aul Pors, tbs
French-Canadian, VIM was 10 have
EwEeStled with George Hackenschmidt
hers today, failed to appear, An eS.
abit.on was given between Haoken-
|'sahpe4dt and Adolph Ernst, Of Chicago
h!Iackenschmidt winning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
LIZ cuato.

"Now. JOHNNY" said the Sunday
school superintendent. 'can yo'l tell
me what 1t was t,!at caused the prophet
Elijah to 80 up"
'"Yeth tAlr" said Johnnr 1T wath
The lara bill" ilar1ers Week..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
A arioht Youth.

She (urchlEi Whom Should you call
the prettiesi girl IN the room: He
dooiiin@ about hlnr-H'n! Wen. TO
tell the truth. there isn't Il pretty girl
in the place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

scientist figures II out that The
earth 'vessSs ten trilllon tons. and the
sympathy we always felt for old man
Atlas Is Immensely increased by the
discovery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07

Call at our new sayesroom No. 2o9
Eighth street on the opening day and
see the largest land finest stock OF
pianos ever shown in Cairo. Thiabes
Piano Co,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
asg way to 7

.sgsAneasg. Eay.to decide. what q yet
for Christmas AMI Where. to ger
it, Is To- read the annohhcemefitsT o.
the merchants III The 'Bplletfn from
day IA day # aill save time And
worry and effort and money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-07
The Bulletin 10 ~ sale at the fol
lowing places:
Eoleman,s, 7p2. Commercial Avenue
4 tssliidsy House News s stand ID 80
Blue Front Restaurant ss,ss.,ssas.

Two more towns were adaesaaGt
the lohg list OF CommissaeR form
Dodge City. Ia, and Eikhar& TIC D
the latter place the proposition wa!
carried by i vote Of fuutste oues