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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
Recorded April IL, 1911.

Packard touring car No 1868, Ter of
Hawaii; $1,000. B $40, p 1. Apr II,
1911.
Tong Kau to Bishop Il Co, Sur Ii:
premises. cor Kukui and Nuuanu SITS,
4. 1911.
TIisamatsu Hirano to Bishop & Co,
Sur l.; premises, Nuuanu st, Honolulu,
oahu; 81. $50, p 1. Apr 4. 1911.
II Miyamoto to Bishop e. Co. Sur Ii:
premises, Kukui st. Honolulu. oahu:
81. II 353, y 2. Apr 4, 1911.
II Miyamoto to Bishop & Co, A Ii:
1872 so II land Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
oahu; 81. B>35S, p 3. Apr 4, 1911.
Trent Trust Co Ltd. tr, to ID II
Lewis, tr, d; lots 31S and 3i9, Section
G, Palolo Hin Tract, Honolulu, oahu;
$1,000. - 3j5, y I. Mar 81, 1911.
Agnes + Won Masscnbach and hsb
(G) to II Hackfcld & Co Ltd. c NJ;
10 shares In Kekaha Sugar Co Ltd;
81, and adv to $1,000. Il 35i. p L. Mar
20, 1911.
Il c Bruins and WI to Joao Mcndes
and WI d; lot %, blk 16. Kewalo Lots,
Honolulu, oahu; 5000. d 355, p .. Apr
10. 1911.
oahu College by trs to Peter G Jones
Ltd ID: lot Z, blk 10, College Hills, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu; 1850 d 342. p 35i. Apr
3, 1911.
A ID Castro. gdn, to Il c Bruins. Rel {:
lots 81 and 20, blk 8. Kapiolani Tract,
Honolulu. oahu: $500. b 351, p 2. Apr
~, 1911.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Jose da
G Morgado, Rel; land patent 4767, Ka-
wiki, Hilo, Hawaii: 800. b 349, p l..
Apr !, 1911.
Slisan Kaisha Ltd to X Matsuno,
Il s; 40 # gasoline fishing boat. Sui
rowboat, fixtures, fittings. etc, waia-
kca, Hilo, Hawaii; s2250. Il 1886, p
479. Apr S, 1911.
Kalimapehu (k) ct al to Pioneer Mil
Co Ltd, l.; r p 1896. kul 4S7SC, ap
2, and NOR ap /, Pahoa.s I.ahaina, Maui;
Is yrs az $50 per yr. b 34s, p 29i. Apr
s, 1911.
American Sugar Co Ltd ct al by
Judge to United States of America,
Judgmt; ad-damnum 800, condemning
G-lOa land, r w, etc, Kaunakakai,
Molokai b 356, p !. Mar 4. 1911.
Recorded April 10, 1911
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1911.
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p $50 " ~, o""r , -.u ~ ,o' y '.n a.
II or, 80 ,o,, '"''u' Siooo'
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pn. ma,. -, " 10" ~ :" " "i'',o.'
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p.n,, 80 @ - To-
~ 80. 90 " , , 30 70 WIS r'n,''a
-, 10, - IN So, u 80 ""|
mi rrac, uono,,u,, Ga,,,' 500
az, ,,o ''""' a"u' S"ofo' ID
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Dix, arrived Seattle, Apr. 16.
Logan, from Manila for Honolulu,
Apr. Il.
Sheridan, arrived at San Francisco,
Apr II.
sherman, from Honolulu. for Manila.
Apr. II.
Crook, arrived at San Francisco, Apr
10.
Buford. arrived Shanghai. Mar, 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04
Effect az NSs,a AN Mater

Heavy tln@f bfl#R on physical
maladies: wltrH she aeaI is oppressed
50 is,tAs.s hoes4sp~-s heavy
cogitatiops, sorrows. aHd passions
srperaboqnd they weaken the body
which without the soul is dead or
like a horse wit49gt4a driver But
when the hsartois at festaand quiet,
then II takes cars of the body and
gives It what pAgqins ttliereunte-
Therefore we obgF"rS abandSnnand
resist anxious thdtgNts ~ an possible
means.--Luthers 1'able Tafk.s1a ,no
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04

Thets Yarsa'F2 UeU' sq,nirDymiles opt.
Peat 'bdss hHn atjnt asiby and,rManitobas
enodgHf 10 ytIfay1 >5y8o6e76r |famIljesf
with fuel eAAlii 70 ten tohs otdEo0u
ccet sssacbln llRra9nss hundred yearslro NJ
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Peter Lind, Assistant Chief Fire
Station No. Richard 10 es, Captain;
Firemen, Joe H4ffly, John Haggerty
Chas. j Hart, Chester Siegelman,
VIM, j. Valdez.
Fire Station No. q. Burnett, Cap
tain; Firemen, Joe steger, j. s. Wal
lace, James f. Bennett, Roy CLARK
Willard Mason.
Fire st ii N No, 81 H L Wedding
Captaip; Firemea, w A. Monarch
%m, Wa ker, Jessie McUrite, Reuben
McCrite.
Extra Fireman.-Robert. s m i h
Claude E. Allen, Jack Collins H.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Streets, Drainage and Levees. - Nef.
Burke, Wagner, Fau1ree, Serbian, KEEL.
ly, Nicholson. r"
Claims and Accounts, -Saup, Cream
ey, Flack
Ordinances ferguson, N If Walsh.
Financ9.--Oannou, Creamy, Nef,
Police, Jsil and Fire Department
Creamy, Hurd, Fsudr ee, Cannon, Fer
guson, Walsh, Fiack.
Building. Faudree, Kelly, Fergu-
son, Nef, Burke, Wagner, s rbian.
Board Of Heath. Walh, annon.
Burke, Hurd, Greaney, Nicholson,
Saup.
Pumps and Water Supply Wagner,
Hlrd, Mich hson, Serbian, Fau-
dre5, Flac' Walsh H
Electric Wires Burke, Kelly, saup.
Board of Local improvements. ---
Kelly, Flacs, Saup, Ferguson, Cannon,
Wagner, Hurd. "3~
Tnsragul & salary bills were read
an allowed
Claims and amounts We're read and
referred to the n-ual committee.
Bull ING PERMITS
The following building presents
were read al d referred TO the huilding
committee who were given five
months in which to report on same
and refer them back TO tn Council at
once:
w. +. Gibson, addition of room 10 by
IL to his residence to cost s400 at
416 Eleventh ST.
Mary + Amos, an addition Of IL by
II one toy to house now situated at
5l1 Fourteenth Sc.
G. NJ Hanes, a one story frame and
3tucco h use TO C vt about $1,000
house of q rooms on corcre,e founda
ton, at 2l3 Twenty sixth st.
Dennis Farrow, to move back the
old house at 400 ! fifth ST., about 25
feet and erect an addition rs d, 20 IA O
story high front ofsaine. wI wv
Alderman DIR. Walsh offered res H.
ution that the Board of Local Inn
provaments be instructed to ha, q
Twentieth Street between Poplar
Street and Commercial IA VENUE,
paved with brick or stone, other ina
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1lEs2 aHhfIErIn tAs AFs Strike.
. a,sxaIs pnLAnIar AaLna - j

81 &1eNRiN unsAnIHT loin1 snIsT 81 -ut
awa1- ys n -
80 I tbsps. Is AZ 9AgsHh eh In the
=. t'sall'ln 1s'a,5as 9t
iisw ~ ..,.,l,,r,, '',s',,'l ''i,u '
- y,sssy sissii ~. go yes
isagl, sia s pu5lics a f g NJ nlt5aeff bri
60 $500 lsH. s me- g.,
gsi,y,ts 1870, 80 70 -s'e''s''"
.,t,lsI IN yglVaa " efcce GU ffofosslse are
1871 a1s E i5g s p.,44s 51a YtfEiq 40
a.a aas,sa,,,, ,,aa,.,s l :, n' a.as
s rrr r.ir y NM. ~,
s1syAt9 faT W. ~, NJ nv ''Ff " VII
I'd se6Sjie lpa tb AZ the bbufilit should
1o ,,z,,,. ~, asi,li3a NY
ug lnusnng 81 s'a.,,s $50 'f''ia
40, fne baper Wiz RcSfiterfifIt w 1ir b
.uss ae isrsaa U Ia Sssg fEh sE9b9bnset
~ ...smg,.n n1'' 1'1 rSl illiii9s .;,e
1s lTiw x.ot sca ,Ta.,e,'.., Us,
a., Ispeay, Wtf3t # efid' Afauy Zines
anv, b.sSegs tha a Sisn Ys32i5555thi9s SFg with
gs,, sr. ,,,g .,, 9 tna la ,.,,,a,v
Ill 81 II ssIgr.us u -, - 'as7' ~
m at q y ~ tffv toPHhe cNefKiHg
~ ss Han ea andY INV f2fBb ds
,g4 M ,a,a,...s sn.1 .gag gai y y
u nssq ggl sppsg ewt asitt il, .,s,.st,l, Z, !,
$50. ','s,s liz, d1.p g gla 9aw su4ags6s Ma
NJ ssss. ,a,. '''a7t sl'L ,siaEa IN, u9 "a,
su, ,s1ses WI p''w s'''i7''''
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pecjJiar, Nj ID. M = i.it,a,J

"Coftriteca'"ia IfRa Nh snesgiurn
spirituous 1idtiofp iiraauaaatuned
Comltan, statetof Chiapas, MBm
an exclusively lScal htt dl1e@I sssuc
no other part Of he tttuHtryids
hing similhr'pFn9G td9 me apecif
meguey or asave'frompd hich .ibis
tilied tfrises ohlvl geithin aaraaiu
ten or twelve tnfles l9Ri4 ry0o1q
.5!..t e'Il .HIeR
.'"'f j')Ue 1g-Ig9I
B1uHHGdp a'dtHoY ,
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|ltlt.ll:E:::::3a!'I!|,.;jtIt|I1ti:::::::::::
fairly, not to say generously, accord
iatisl,sea gsiafsidea Id. IaF
IigshfsAsff lfspt 4 srisefSr high
err wages IHass}sioks like jnstitia-
bic one, and In nine cases out OF ten it
'a9IHll0Rf Nlfg.s',IlIl''.',Is.II'+'''P'.
ing lip thousands or millias III tie
tH fNara ssl' f235si3Aff nnssq9 ',, WORK
Baisoip the, case OF The Bulltin Co.
s laa lfflfi lhilts SaEhF | J'Be made Tor
tnS,tsailsAh giggssassiost che men who
put AlsEtauiA nds into the plant to
give the city deceut newspaper
HAS,HvER TAKEN ONE DOLLAR
OUT OF lT. This is one circumstance
which seems TO have been TOO triflug
for the men to consider in making
up their new wage scale, and refused
to take into account il demanding its
acceptance.
That the cost of living has been adj
yaancing at greater pace than the
.priceaof labor during the last few
years is faeS not to be questioned.
The Balle4p 60. recognized this and
granted more than no per cent Of the
increase asked BY the men. They cid
this, in slate OF the fact, that this pa
per, in common, with ali business en-
terprises, has suffered from the de-
preston, which has hang like pail
oTar, that entire COUNTRY for many
anenths, with no immediate prospect
Uf1iftFsg sThe company even sag
'g'alsstt's4td that4hIs offer bs accepted only
Tor one year, after when conditions
might Justify a further advance. But
.ah6men were not in a compromising
lmoed. Their demands must b
III tt'e last pghn4; tae uHos's -.
we're Is riiig,id AZ Tie laws If the -.
and Persians, They would not
one i2ta, fqr the sake Of agreed
land harmonious cooperation to pro-
mote mutual interests. They were
'tlth rnasters.and their eommar,ds most
#poF oe5aaessieged nor amended, nor
evsded 10 the 2eontriQt which ex1
pire5 70 day, there was clause which
provided for the atbiJration of any
l5ifeq9ntes that might ar Sc in the new
contract, which they insisted should
hold for three Yeas, this clause was
omitted the generally reeogn zed
'bfihcipleiof ar5itfationof differences
was left out. Why9 D"s
a4Abia owps statemsnt Mr.. Watson
ldeelAnss that the fact thai the other
enbF6sfsg printers in tile city have
accepted the new scale with all that
i implied is evidence that the demand
@as jRst, When Que man stands ov-
Or another with.la club, threatening
to crack his skuH il he does not agree
that black is white, the victim is very
apt 10 atihiv the. correctness Of the
OTTER fellows declaration Yet,
SUCH adm ssion does nos 80 vers tAi
yowar3- changing the commonly ac-
efleo oluon tnst black is back
ana wpltets white.
~ ta,s as ibe Buletn, Is CONSERVED
JIls controversy will end here. The
matter IL one in which The Bulletin
ahdIts t5ridef employ eesonly weredi.
c9esig c9acerned. Ii regrets exceed
.ngly onasUwM account ana on az
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IsII|,tbNIiAfI 49, Liyllr1 " Tat nliu
= xoo7,ia aerOe uredryae a4'thresTssYs had 4
\, Wsn III ene ssa7giR4ts 1eopuelslisdtontra
y Slnslg s1n e1snt tud, .Jsaua huetsag
asnal % i5iaN tininq Ja4 gGlijla itnt .3fise, &
'sisssn tsilnaaHnaA bgaianss slAlatiDRs i MI
", n s 77Fsq4 atsA4aiqslSf sattIIe ~
~ hhuDniw Jssbiu 8Lii VI 81 bsyali
~ nosiassSp bEGafsa vi aitat hABaflS trust
's1pain "a at19siii1,t nsnina as,Assprpntt pf
p4sN MggiH ltH M fttYFY, pew ss Az
,S'etv@ 9aiihs ~ 30 bgHyoa 10 gllla. MI
sqaa i'sass4sld sisHafi sfboofH sfB9 hiSflf 20
ism, 4 lanetnayhoiMba g5rd1f tlppe dldt din
s a. anH Y2pssss fFHsstc tyT, fassl WV H.,
sShkc G9Sd ion snd IiiaI M, 49, MI, Yp'iV
ne ~ s'tasf y Sdfap aesgGata Ii sAllFtesfc
Dire W. hxaaIS imaE AZ .eanis, D,ag,.,1,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04

-s@1see ~~NSAA- @s*xNM = MAN AA4<tNNfsa~ -
trs'- Leaves Cairo:
- i: 70 ~ M. Daily Chicago vestibult
-iihhteE, arTawna Chicago 1D3 ;. sm
2;l6 a. M Daily st. Louis Night
limited, CARRYING st. Louis 1920 a. IN.
sseenihg ear open at $3.50 p, m.
. .-.--a::.:: y q: M: 81. Louis Special
! n a., M. Chicago Daily Express.
.s5.a na.s ST. Lr.onis Fast Mail
ii 4. m. Chicago Midday Special
!. a. p@m. Afternoon Express for
ga Ls,ftAsO,i ipAi Effingnam. NATION
and Cha. psivn.
AIS am "hebes Accommodation
6.15 p. m Chicago and Eastern ES
press.
1910 i. cago Night Express
arriving at chicago 7:l5 a. m.
800 a. M Memphis and Nashville
$40 a. m. Coach section for Mem
is and New Orleans.
a. m. Seminole Limited for
~ lnsham and Jacksonville, Fla.
100 a. M Paducah and Louisville
Ni:4l pm. Daily Memphis and New
Orleans.
1:41 p. m. Dali, sshyille. Chatta
nooga and Atlanta.
1870 p. m. Fulton and Mayfeli ae
comodation.
$50 b. m. padueah and Louisville
Sleeper, Paducah to Louisville, open
ait $3.50 p. m. Il
5:.55 d. NJ. Memphis and New Orleans
especial
For through tickets, sleeping car
accommodation and further informa
don apply at Illinois. Cens-sn rassen
ger s alton
u n. JONES, Ticket Agent
JNo. A. SCOTT, eenl Passenger ACT,
81 Memphis.
n. ]. PHELPS, aer'I Passenger Aata
Chicago.
3. G. HATcT. pass. Traffic Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04
.snno9 ;buai bua ags4tt :sst14ttga
ciRcqEfEg4lfnS 1iA 9isis w ,1ta1g

Average number Of complete and
ana perfect copies OF The Cairo
Hulieti1 printed daily and sun
.lay during tie year 19lo.... q
Average number OF complete and
parfect copies Of The Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04

I, m Peopi9 tFond 81 Wine.
S,.,;fs annual consumption OF
Ml3at Jie tuhdfed bottles Der
4s;fH1itd Vi& tff1 .ai0DFq} 1t'
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An aFfsTni'iTi''FI IS made to |
.suei1po

N n.,n,xues "a y 2 q
sswiya 81 sansyl r ya a69lla a Igq cete, that
|sysh oans eas$h sb'SEF RsifTaGA,1hs .Byalsr,
'n'S an,tsssnall 60 So
IfaA,sieJ btla .bi5gw. bla elJg bat ~ ,tua
s bssd sa Sa1, i s,',I eh ,,,a IN
E,9Ds ,.s. ..:s ,a. sss v wsa ussa NJ.
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S5stsb4f1 ~ ssra5. s.s't ss,slo sns@T
.assedo ~ sermstf Va

S5stsbAf1 ~ sra5. s.ssr ss,sto snsFT II
sssea1 re svrwsta Va
a, a1iarad rssxth 6dsctSa sipilnnn 4 n
4 tlat " suQ tipaf yofpsbs anoitutas42
AZ ~ IL sjph qsLoF sgoaY ,is4sG yg4sx0biO
" ssi1da iEii tlo9f3 9fsYs snilrti2
doroy f,ra ssd8J snl1aei3 sdi tsnoTat h
sSsnsanass srf h seanadiDdssi sstii gaf 4
stnSss n fsseitts yyAniss4o aii, ;dr Y
i INN sbois7sats 10 sicdA. sstfs4ufs \
tcMt si'aa,srs5 inv sssis .ssatansss ,
tiaSa Vt DoltagsttB fssuts,ts .6tt t.ssab Il
taAH sso7f3 " siis1haqottsi .A5itj sgHs2
ynsln sgab d3na stgad stgt fg1o1di saSl 5
iSIa olfa sfo,ff9i5p I'd I'M alb fnssit -y,so
4 ~ ssfbc9 stf III afnslf5 Wit h jng-. !
14SE 9tilihnaie tf5uxs Hill tn,i' .4issf7T Y
cfsF siatriS1A battir It'd "a, y,7ss sS0A4
ssfpsHnsss s1oaf 40 W4.e93s. sa..,q.s,a25i7
s1ptftsslg gdi oistasF1 81 Sat yis.as ia ays5
n, 3ri stii fiiV hesAsag ton ,assS .aood y
'isI3s 91SS,attSly; s8ab IA
mid SHfzt1a2iiahS Il sui III ela ' sls.ss.,
losa%air ~ qHldlialkh iYaaIps As4 l!ss
rtEoFoilaRaell tanosT aEsa4, ~ h . arnFsas for
90 tAb Nisar. ss4dey,d siu 81 ylaias4ss
4 tasGi inv u tiGLYaOE rs IELI1VaN,
+cniota naaw mtd ipnBasinessa III anager
.yHq sffastt1f 81 f9ha gegerff to- efors ms
lila s atf aay 81 Rprffti, sf9f f. ti7'n
lI3uiQ2fsfJ9 LpfkrA4Tgy4r,
asaippea osta u a4sl, sif11FfaltsYfa ~ hS1r4nh
sstAb 1860 sIe sa9sdo 90 f4fEaB44s + IL i1olic'
sSa4 d9iaw as ea99da TOT aoot 81 nga ii
lalaQu1s naati snn fuafu ID
= aarpHssub utietlaois ,HBqrligas1st abe fol
iuijq p 3lssssfs;Fisar. ~, N .s,,,',,, =
VI lissasffnan,ai Ea2 Gai59 fqBs5rEfIY A1 S.
sSaasrhsllllaast S5AAtae fN sYssia stapdioa q
Blue Front Restaurant .ylsssW
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49, 10y t1AsiA~AksA VA 49, UAgh W -
Placing OF d street ctEtrack -1dG
would remaini il this condition for a
R9ng Imp alaessa epF9tfinp Yfsss dope
He stated that nearly All the pf64s'
perty owners along this block we're IN.
IlaVfr 2f shaylng .therstreet paved and
wahteu nssas ssdalgss tposst,l@> FThR.
mption ior the adoption of the reso a.
tIen yAs sec9piedb Aldermsn sNsG
TINS resolution brought up d discus
SION ov Afcs-rfifa 3-'~es'sss~sVAo stated
me wSu'd q q ledly oppose thepay-
/, i Y ~ this street At the present time
onat y would De burden upon the
taxpayers more especi liy becau.ethe
saver along 'hisstreet was IN bad con
altion. it mas opstthe people by spet-
~. 80 - ''''s''e''s aooo. sio . lob w
e'ls s1Mei, II aas pfsisl reiAia Any
$3.50 ~ '5s ss 4 & 'itaes' se' Y sN'h
ss = -. Yoa'''ieaon e'fct Vli'le ss ps~
Ia 's Z. 's' 'na' iuf't'et ~
fl ,', .'lan, s''''u'u iiat % countehanr
! - suas '"e paop't We're ALREADY Dur
s'."s' ~ nu.n, q hao oc asfon %
W 'o ' M pe"ple 'eit ABOUT
=, y, soo's .aA ooi'eoo''r}
''.s aaih o'ousnl inc new Alder
''a,i 'fo'i' Mn i secoiiawarats Peter saap
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this 80 cents day was all that was
involved. ca6 ere t-sveal rssh who
pieces of employment, some
whom had been with the company fer
q quarter ~ q century, justify their
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THE ~c|H COUNCIL
MAYOR pEErvHRED sNNuALAfEssk AGE
NAMED OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE.
Alderman Nef's Protested IA gaiiss t
Reappointment Of NJ. $ Egan as
Chief OF Police OF No Avail Old
Men Reappuinted.s nxrnt

The First regular meeting Of May
1t AMI OF the new City Cnacil, was
held Tuesday night. All Of the four
teen Alderman were in their sea )
The six new alderman acted as Ma
tural as TO the manors.bo ~. and
some ofthem were heard from The
new eonciimen were: First ward, @.
p. Hurd, Jr second ward, Peter Sanp,
Ruias Flack; fourth ward
M JsMic aelson; fifth ward, S J. Mich
elson; sixth ward, julius Srrbirian.
Mayor Pafsins read his annual mes.
sage. then made the following
which were confirmed
by the Council. Alderman N.ff Oh.
jscting very strenuously to the ap.
pointment OF NJ 8. Egan as Chief Of
Police
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/. n a1srea Al the Cairo Post OH ~ a4 heGS;nd
VA .atss ssaAs snaster' DiisiSFslyl
n \ .aaaal.aAI
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MOBILE & ONO .R|l..:=..R.

~ q sHoG adi (
s.Asilq
..sss~s.,.sC Corrected TO May /, 1911.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04

'f"f fi9dt -
UugdhlglGdJ a'dIBoY
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04

Frank j. Fitzgerald, with special
duties as Health officer.
Wilbur B. Thistlewao cd, City E gin
eer, to succeed himself.
Ernest Nordman, City Comptroller,
70 succeed himself
. NJ. lutz, City Jailer. to succeed him.
self.
john Sheehan, Street Supervisor Il
Poundmaster, to succeed himself.
John Ogg, Park Watchman.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-04
APPOINTED OFFICERS.

N ;. Egan, Chief Of Police and
Health Officer, to succeed James G..
Cowell.
James g. Cowell, Sergeant Of Police,
to succeed James Higlen
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-03-10
For Rent.

House, yard and garden, barn and
barn lot situated almost on the pike
three and one half miles from Lancas-
ter on the Buckeye pike, will also rent
with house four acres of tobacco and
eighteed acres of corn tobacco and corn
to be cultivated on the shares, work
stock and farming tools furnished.
This is the same house occupied by
Austin Black for the past five years,
the land to be cultivated is first class.
Phone D. B. Pelphrey 347 A or write
z. T. Rice Richmond KY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-03-10

week was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large number present. Mrs George
Robinson who had charge of the pro-
gram, had for her subject the Roman
tic Period in English Literature. A
delightful feature of the meeting was
the song, "Annie Laurie" by Mrs.
Leonard Miller.
Mr. John NJ. Duncan and sister Miss,
Jennie Duncan, of Lancaster, attended
the funeral of Logan Mckee Cheek.
Messers Green Clay Walker and Clay
Kaufman, of Lancaster, were here yes
terday to attend the funeral of Logan
Cheek Mrs Louis Landram returned
this morning from Lancaster, where
she was called by the illness of her
mother. -Danville Messenger.
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ing.
Miss BERTHE Walker is visiting the
Misses Prather.
Miss Lula Simpson is at home after
protrac ed visit in Lexington.
Mrs. Mary Coley of Richmond has
been visiting Miss Bessie Gulley.
Mr.. A. C.. Robinson is recuperating
after several days illness of grip.
Miss Mayme Lee Ballard is in Lex
ington visiting the Misses Woolfork.
Mr.. parker Gregory is in Winches-
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall.
Miss Jennie Rankin is in Richmond
visiting her sister Miss Mary Rankin.
Miss Bessie Gulley of the Richmond
Normal school was at home for a short
visit.
Mrs. r. S. Brown is in Kirksville
visiting her mother Mrs. VIM. Blake
man.
Mrs. John Gregory Hall of Winches-
ter has been the recent guest of rela-
tives.
Miss Katie Lee Denny is in Richmond
this week the guest of Miss Margaret
Miller.
John Dunn who has been at a Lexing
ton Business College is at home sick
with grip;
Miss Mamie Basin has returned from
a protracted visit with relatives in Fay
cite county.
Mesdames Ed and w. A. Price were
recent visitors to DIR. and Mrs. A. S.
Price of Stanford.
Mrs. Ray Orrell and little son, of
Florida will arrive to morrow for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Price.
Miss Fannie finder of Hamilton Col
lege Lexington was at home for a Wis
it to her parents Elder and Mrs. F. M.
finder.
Miss Mamie Stormes Dunn has re-
turned after spending several months
with her sister Mrs. Ray OrrelI in Fort
Pearce Florida.
Miss Luella White an experienced
telephone operator of Stanford has &C.
copied a position in the Bastin Tele-
phone Exchange.
Robert Brown the bright little four
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Brown is recuperating after quite a
sick spell of illness.
Mrs. Lizzie Walker who has been
visiting in Floridn is now the guest of
Mrs. ]. Hervey Mcdowell of Pass
Christian Mississippi.
Squire Isaac Myers was reported
quite i'll for several days and it was
feared at first he had pneumonia but is
only bad case of grip.
The Mary Walker Price Chapter of
the u. D: c. will meet Monday after
noon, March the thirteenth at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Rebecca West.
Miss Virginia Bourne who taken so i'll
at the home of her sisters Mrs. w. K.
Warner of Stanford, has been brought
to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Bournes home near McCreary.
Mr.. w. H. Brown and family have
moved to their home on Stanford pike
recently purchased of Mr.. j. F. Holtz-
claw. The latter with his family have
taken rooms in the Stormes block
The Tuesday afternoon club was en-
tertained at the home of Miss Alberta
Anderson on Richmond street. The
house was artistically decorated and
the inviting luncheon served made the
occasion pleasant one.
The meeting of the Womans Club last