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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-21

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court CT the State Of Ne
vada In and for the County OF Lin
solu
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-21


NOTICE OF APPLICATION sol
Patent. Minera. Survey No. $50
Serial No. 05444.
United States Land Office, CarsoI
City, Nevada. September %. 1914.
Notice is hereby given tat t.
Newport NevaCa Mining Company,
corporation, duly organized and ex
istins unuer ana by virtue OF IN
laws Of the State Cf W est Nlr4 -
wnose priNci. a. plate OF DusiAe.s
Newport. State CT Rhode Islano /
its a,tCrney l-latt ana agent, h.
Hackett Ct Fay, Lincoln County, NJ
yada, has made appil aticn for 1
United States at mt for tne Ameud
ed Midnight Amended Evere1t
Amended lone, and Amended Rel
ance Lodes Consolidated Mimi;
c aim situate In the Eagle Vale.
Mining District, Lincoln Count, N
vada, consisting Ct 1869 liaear
Of the Amended Midnight. 1910,
linear feet CT the Amended Eytr 81
i468.17 linear feet OF the Amended
lone, and 1850 linear feet OF tn
Amended Reliance and surface grou-
net exceeding go feet on each sia>
of the center CT each Ct said lod
being mineral survey No. 1895 ane
described in the field notes an,
plat of the official survey on fiji
in this office, with magnetic vali
ton at 16 degrees and 50 milat
East, as follows, to wit:
Beginning at corner No. One q
Amended Midnight lode frcm whic
U. s. mile post number 23S on the
Utah and Nevada state boundary
line bears N. As degrees AZ min
mes and SO seconds East 7149.1 fe
thence s. degrees SIS minutes (
1854 feet to corner number of the
Amended Reliance lode, thence N. u
degrees "a minutes East 6009 fest
to the corner numbered enc of tn
Amended Reliance lode. thence S.
degrees 81 minutes and 81 seconds
East 1850 feet to corner number
of the Amended Reliance lode. which
IL identical with corner Number
of the amended Everest lode; thence
s. 1 degrees so minutes and 81 sec
onds ives, 1892 feet to corner
Number 2 of the Amended Everes1
lode: Inence S. 70 degrees "a min
utes West 524.7 feet to corner Mum
Der 3 Of the Amended Everett, which
Is idsnuta, with corner Number
of the Amended lone lode; theme
N. Is degrees rs minutes West GO
ieet t. corner Number of thN
,ANended lone lode; thence N. de
sres "a minutes and 43 seconds
Eas' i46S.17 feet to corner Numbe'
OF tue Amended lone lode, whlcl
Ia identical with corner Number
of the Amended Midnight lode; theme
n 9 degrees 4 minutes and 5 sec
,onds West 14S1Q1 feet to cornel
Number 4 of the Amended Midnigh'
lode; thence S. 76 degrees rs min
utes East 5545 fest to corner Nun
Der one Of the Amended Midnight
lode and being the place OF begin
ming of description of exterior boun
DIARIES of said consolidated claim.
This consolidated claim Is located
in Section (unsu' :'yed). TOWNSHIP
aunsufveyed) Range (unsurveged
but would If the pub
lie land surveys were extended b'
in about Township l s. Range 70 u
of the N. d. B. & Nj.
The notice Of location OF each o
said lodes is Of record In the Office
Of the District Recorder OF Eagl'
Valley Mining District and the offic
of the County Recorder of Lincoln
County. Nevada.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-21

N THE FOGRTH JUDICIAL DIS
ulet Court CT the State of Neyaa,,
"A and for the County of Lincoln.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
.oeder, Deceased. Notice of hearing
t final account and petition fer as
ribuuon.
Notice is hereby given. that Ma
.iiaa l.. Roeder and John F. Roeder,
xecutrix ana executor. respeci,el.
Il the estate Of John Roeder, de-
&c. sed. have rendered and presented
= settlement. and filed in said Cour,
/ ir final account Of the admins
ration of said estate, together with
petition for the distribution of
he same. aud that Monday, the 9th
lay Of November, 1911, at 10 O'Clock
1t the court room of said court,
In the town of Phoebe, County OF
Lincoln. State Of Nevada. has been
lay appointed NY said court as the
line and p ace for the settlement
said account and the hearing of
aid petition for distribution, at
1ich time and place any person In
rested In said estate may appear
Id file his exception or exceptions
tae saio final account. ana COZ
ths SAINT, ard show cause, i
my there be, why said final accoun,
4-et Lo s,t,leC, or why tina
u.bution Of said estate should nc
LAD.
i0chs. Nevada, October IA, 1911.
G. w. GARRISON.
u tx VI sAil Co IT
=. LIE Horsey, Attorney f.;
Tx aad Ike utor.
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The relative positions of the dis

The relative positions Of the ais
,osSfy kDi--Is a-u lie Pr~S1n-S~
.o44se "a ve.NG ~ sal~ io~~s co.
uraCeo IN SAID COnso-i-~I-u G-s.----
= -4.-, sloeA LlNh -LS k.et Q~St~~
JA saiu I4aIA a4.u Ou ~. 90 1875,
---..4 4e-44u OAA.SS.
lnS 4-Sel - hnoNn -CeAt4C-s =
lAliuIas G.aIL4s Lel-e Lae onoNI4s.A-
erOup 4ying aLoaI one nile " tae
.lorIn.
Any anu ali pei sons claiming sll-
serseiy Ihe saia CeseriDeG e4nso a
dated claim or any portion LAereO4
4r0 re4alreu To Lie tAelr dsS.se
.iaIn-s mlln tne hesis,er oI Ihe
United states Land OItice at Car
son City. NevaCa, during the SIKH
-ays IerIUO u pu1-ica.lon n~roOl, ~
taey viii be barred by virtue Of the
.,rJ, isions OF tne Unl.ed States stae-
Ites.
LOUIS j. COIN,
Register U. ). Land Oflice, Carso-
lily, Nevada.
1raLt IA. Smith. Attorney ior Ap
.}IcanI.
first pub. Sept 80; last Nov. %
NOTICE OF APPLICATION tOk L
). Patent. Survey NO. 1856. Seria
~. 0o3ol.
U. S. Land Office, Carson, Angus
g, 1911. Notice is hereby given tina
"A pursuance OF the Act of Congress
approved May 10. 1872, ProuCenc,
hines & Commercial Co., by Il. L
ocott, attorney -in-fact, whose pos
JlfIce is Fioche. Nevada, has mad
.ppication for patent Tor 466.l III
sar feet on the Baby Mine Fraction
ode, bearing go 4, silever and leau
ne same Icing \ IS deg. IL min
". 67.S it., and S. 81 deg 10 min. i
1888 It. from discovery monumen
taereon. with surface ground not t
xceed 900 it. in width, situate i
The Ely Mining District, Lincoln cour
", State of Nevada, and describes
~ official plat and by tine fieit
lotes on file i'll the office of tn
aegister of the U. S. Land Oflio
at Carson, Nevada, as follows, viz
Jeginning at Cor. No. /, whence III
). e. Cor. Sec. II, T. N. r. 81 T.
Mt. Diablo B & M bears 5. SO deg
min. K. 31l5.S it.; thence N z
leg. 20 min. W., 1896 it to Cor.Nc
:; thence NJ AZ deg. 26 min. k
1903 IT. to Cor. No 8; thence
8 deg. Al min. E. Asa it. to Cor
No. 4; thence S. AZ deg. 26 mil
I, 1858 it. to Ger. No. J the plac
# beginning. containing 5.l02 acre
.ic.usi,e Of conflicts with survey N,
Is and forming portion OF tn
4st half Sec. II, r. n, t. 81 !
t. Diablo B G. NJ Adjoining cain
is Survey No. 1925 Ely valley, Ma
ret Fillans and Golden i eece I'D
LOUIS j. COHN,
Regi4 ter
Eiret nuh Cant .. Iart (,9t 90
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PAGE FIVE
IN THE FouArH JUDICIAL DIS

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Dis
uicJ court u W. S,ato u Ne.a4a,
Ia aHa ror the C.unCy Ii Lin0O.n.
al the A4a.tei a cIs e.~la o ii rs
p-iaeI - n-all, Le-e asa. Notice l.
SION ea-se way {. -er g. sa4e O..
s<ai ,..tS ss;, L = "a &c L-a-S-
--~sss ~ L-a.-. - a4-AIai5-rs.t-.
y. =. estate - 4,ap4a~i ~ -.-a.-, -
,.-.-- -. A4sLAs li-ou "a peaJ.oA Ii r,
- \ erIneo, pIailns Tor an u.
49, ---nolI4iAg hlm U sell so mucn
I. Iae reaI estate OF SAID deeedenI
l.. TIE purpose therein mentioned.
AOLee as hereby sI,en TO ali per.
sons L.tS:tsieG IL sAla estate 10 D.
aAu APPEAR Ietore saIo Rourlh il
eIelai district court. at tas coGr
rc~in OI salu Gut, Ia tie town CT ri
cCea. Lincoln LCuLty, Neta-a, on "a
ur4ay the zeth Gay CT OLtoLer, n
ID. 1914, at ~ O'clock III tae foreno-l
OF said nay to show cause i4any IneI
o., VA! an oruer shouIu not be m-u,
autht riLlns the s~lu a-mlAIsratsr :
Sci so much CT SAID reaI estate a.
may pe necessary.
y w. GARRISON, Clerk.
Dated OCtoDer znU, 194l.
h irst pub. oct. Z; last, Oct. Il.
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Concise Inform alton.

4 broker WIS about 70 write a note
10 n man whose Initials he mad forgot
ten Rather than look II up he picked
up the phone he did know the mum
berl and asked the man a stenographer
to give hin her employers initials.
&c. D., was the answer. but the
broker wasn't certain.
~. C., did you sayy'
mo. sue snapped. &c. D.-under-
stanut u. for dog"
And rang Off.
The inquirer entertnins no doubts OF
the sentiment she entertains toward
her employer Cleveland Leader
Righteous Indignation,
She walking home fruM ',a''rfh'-
DID you lotre that !pSeiy Fasisian
hat Mrs. ktyler was wearing, ! could
think Of nothing else the whole time
He-No. my dear. can't say did. To
tell you the truth, | WIS hAlf asieep
most OF the ,lms She Then y"n
ought 70 be ashamed to own II. a
nice lot Of good the service must have
Auae ysu. l nzust sayf-Londca TstIer
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How 10 Rn.tar. Chairs

To clean and restore The elasticity of
zane bottom chairs. turn the chair and
with hot wnter and sponge saturate
he cane work thoroughly. If the cha'r
70 dirty use soup. Afterwnrd set the
hair to dry out Of doors and the seat
viii be taut as when new.
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LOUIS J. COIN,

Register Y. ,. Lad Uflice, Carso-
lily, Nevada.
1rant h. Smith, Attorney ior Ap
yIcdnt.
first pub. Sept 80; last Nov. rs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-21
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Dis

Dated OItoDer zuu, 494I.
First pub. oct. Z; last, Oct. Il.
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IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Ct tae Sta.e OF Nevada,
In anu tor the County of Linco.n.
In the Mater Of the Estate II bril-
get Mcaregor. deceased. N,t.ce t
snow cause why an order OF sal
of real estate should not be made.
James Lenoine, the a1ministrato
Of the esate of bridget McGresor, II
ceased, having flied his petition her
in, duly verified, praying Ior an q
der authorizing him to sell SO mucL
of the real estate OF said decedent
for the purpose therin mentioned.
Notice is hereby given to ali pei
sons interested in said estate to b.
and appear before the said foult
Judicial District Court at the coul
room Of said court, in the town q
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada, OF
Saturday the 2Sth day Of October
A. d. 1911, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day to show cause l.
any there be, why an oruer sAouI,
not be made authorizing the said ad
ministrator to sell SO mucn of saIt
real estate as may be necessary.
Dated October End, 1911.
C. w. GARRISON, Clerk.
First pub. Oct. Z; last, Oct. Il.
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)ate Of first bub. Sept 90; last. Oct
Der 81, 1911.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
FUNERAL TODAY.

Lindsay--Died at his residence in
this city, at 5 a. m. Thursday, April
10, 1911, after lingering illness, DR..
Stanford Walker Lindsay, aged 40
years.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence, f07 Eighth street, at
o'clock this afternoon, conducted
by Rev. DeVol, pastor Of the First
Christian church. Interment win be
made at Beech Grove cemetery. The
funeral party will drive to the ceme-
terry. Friends of the family are in
vised to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
CAIRO BOY TO GRADUATE
Carl Bode, Student at Illinois Phar.
macy School Branch-Com-
mencement April %.

In letter to friend in Cairo Roy
II. Lower, formerly of this city, who
Is now in Chicago, writes as follows:
Carl Bode, who is taking the
pharmaceutical graduate course a,
the Illinois Pharmacy School branch,
viii be graduated on April 2Sth. The
graduating exercises will be held at
the auditorium of the Central Y. NJ. c.
a. followed by banquet by the
Alumni Association at the New Shcy.
man Hotel. Hoping Cairo joins the
x. Y. 7. league and cleans up, / am
respeo fully yours, Roy II. Lower"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
DEATH Of DR.. LINDSAY FOR CITY TREASURER
Wen Known Veterinary Surgeon
Passed Away at His Home Yes
terday OF Cancer.

DR.. Stanford Walker Lindsay died
yesterday morning at O'clock at his
home. 407 Eighth street, of cancer,
aged 40 years. Deceased had been a
sufferer for many years, caused by
cancer Of the ear. He hal been COLI
fined to his bed several months. He
came to Cairo about twelve years
ago. He was born in Birmingham,
Ky. He was a veterinary surgeon Of
acknowledged ability and was well
known in this vicinity.
Deceased leaves . wife, two sisters
one brother, and four children. The
sisters reside in Fort Smith, ArN.
The four children are Clarence,
Charles and Herbert and Mrs. Wayne
Whitlock, all of whom reside in
Cairo, except Charles, whose home is
in Paducah, where he IS employed
at the livery stables OF Mr.. Glauber,
He has been at his fathers bedside
the past several days.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon; services viii be held at
the residence at / o'clock, conducted
by Rev. DeVol, pastor of the First
Christian church. Tnterment will be
made at Beech Grove cemetery, those
attending going there in carriages, E.
A. Burke mas charge of the funeral.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
CANDIDATES
Expect to Poll Large Vote Tuesday
Will Have Open Air Meetings
Tonight and M,a1ay.

The Socialists are very active in
the present election. They have a
candidate fer mayor in the person of
F. Morton Yale; candidate for city
clerk in the person Of ]. n. Collins,
an insurance agent, and candidates
for alderman in four wards w. E.
Travis in the First; VI. Kilmartin in
the Second; H. R. Rudolph in the
Third, and A. T. Brooks in the Sew
enth.
They will have an open air meet
ing tonight at Goth street and Wash
ington avenue, and Monday night at
Stn street and Commercial avenue, at
which speakers will state what the
candidates stand for in the pending
contest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
At Church of the Redeemer-Story
Of the Cross Sung by
Full Choir.

At the Church of the Redeemer the
following order Of service will be oh.
served today, Good Friday:
At 7.30 the anticommunion serv-
ice will be said instead of the Holy
communion. There will be a can.
onical service at 10 o'clock a. m. and
this will be followed by the Three
Hour Service, beginning at u o'clocl,
and ending at exactly. The church
bell will not ring Friday or Saturday
excepting the three taps at intervals
through the three hours service and
the thirty-three taps exactly at
O'Clock.
Al 1880 p M. evening prayer will
be said and Story OF the Cross sung
by the full choir.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
James Quinn makes Appeal to Voters
OF Cairo to Remember Him on
Tuesday.

The following letter addressed to
the voters of Cairo is issued by James
Quinn candidate for City Treausrer at
next Tuesdays election.
Dear Sir: For fifty five years |
have been a citizen of Cairo and have
seen the City pass through times OF
its greatest trial and misfortune
vhicch floods and other troubles can
bring upon the community and now in
my old age have the satisfaction Of
seeing the city grown to its present
proportion with its various extensive
ublic Improvements which, at Que
time, seemed impossible to accom-
plish
During all this time up to quite re,
Gently my life has been an active one.
and as most of you know was spent
in hard labor in doing my share for
advancement of Cairo in the line Of
my trade as a brick-mason, which /
learned as a boy, and great many Of
the buildings going to make up the
City of Cairo furnished me with the
labor from which came the wages
which fed clothed and educated my
family.
q state only facts when I say that
Y wore myself out physically at hard
labor at my trade on the buildings in
Cairo and I am thankful that the
people of this city thought enough of
the character Of my work to have 1ur
nished me with the employment
which I asked and needed.
Il am new an old man and an
old Cairoite and am asking the voters
Of Cairo to elect me to the office o.
City Treasurer. / am bold enough
to claim that heretofore whatever
work ! have undertaken l have done
well and l believe | will make the
people of Cairo a good, faithful anil
honest official and ! ask your vote
and your personal support.
Yopurs truly,
JAMES QUINN
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
At ST. Joseph's Church-Good Friday.
Holy Saturday and Easter Sun.
day-SpeciaI Music.

The Holy Week services at ST
Joseph's church will begin this morn
ing as follows.
Good Friday-Ceremonles begin at
$3.50 a. m. Alteration and sermon al
1880 ,. m.
Holy Saturday-The sacred func.
items begin at Z a. m. Occasion for
confession from to 6 p. m. and from
Z to 8 p. m.
Easter Sunday-Low mass at s a.
ms High mass at 10 a. m.
The choir will render Max FiIge's
celebrated mass The offerings at
both masses viii be devoted to the
Diocesan orphanage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
A YOUTH At EIGHTY
Former Mayor Woodward Pays Visit
to City Where He Made
His Fortune.

c. R. Woodward, former mayor of
Cairo and founder of the Woodward
Hardware Co, one of Cairos big cs-
adjustments, arrived In Cairo Wed
nesday evening from Lockport, N. ",
for few days visit with relatives
and friends. Though over 80 years
old Mr.. Woodward is the picture ~
physical health. He attributes It
largely If not wholly to vegetarian
diet and strict Observance At common
sense health laws,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Appropriate Souvenirs.

On Thursday night at the LaSalle
opera house in Chicago the one nun
dredth performance of The Girl /
Love" was celebrated. The souyen,
irs given away on this occasion were
the most original and costly ever
distributed in a Chicago play house.
They were Easter lily plants, neatly
ported, and ready to bud on Easter
Sunday. Every woman in the audi
ence carried away one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Reeovered Use Of Eye.

George Stokes of 735 Thirty-sixth
street, who thought he had lost the
use Of his eye few days ago. says
the eye Is in fair condition now. He
is a car repalrer for the NJ. & o,
railroad. While cutting off bolt
head about two weeks ago pieces of
the steel injured his eye. A special
list removed the. particles Of steel,
then placed liquid in the eye, which
the physician has stated would have
the effect OF binding the sight for a
short time only.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION


Miss Louise Berry is slightly i'll at
her home on Holbrook avenue.
Mrs. |. N. Trimble of Wickliffe, KY,
was Cairo shopper YESTERDAY
Mrs. Rose Of Thebes is in the city
for a few days visit to friends
Capt. Ed Durham of Thebes. spent
yesterday in the city on business
6. NJ, Corners of Tiptonville, Tenn,
Is mere for few days on bushes.
A. r. Vansickle of Tamms is in the
city on business trip for a short time.
John Roedell Is confined to his
home at 1913 Park avenue by illness.
Mrs. Winines of Mound City, was
Cairo shopper yesterday afternoon.
Dr. arl Mrs. o. NJ. Willis of Grand
Chain, were in Cairo yesterday shop.
ping.
Harry @. Baker returned last even.
ing from business trip to Illinois
points.
Rev. Alfred M. Eells was reported
to be in favorable condition last
evening.
Richard e. Cannon returned last
rTening from business trip to Muir.
physboro.
Hon. ". 7. White Of Wickliffe. XIV.
fas here on legal business yesterday
afternoon,
Judge William S. Dewey was In
Wound City yesterday afternoon on
legal business.
MT, and Mrs. Jacob Held and chill.
Aren left yesterday to visit rela.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Crescent Class.

Mis- Claire Lenick VINO recently
moved to Cairo from Musactine, Iowa
entertained the members of the Cres-
cent Glass OF the First Methodist
church Tuesday evening at her home,
1900 Walnut street Refreshments
we're served after the regular basi.
ness and few rounds of contests.
Miss Lenick was assisted in on er.aln
ing by Miss Pearl Martin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
New Current Breakers.

The old current breakers on tne
iron poles supporting the trolley wire
of the street cars over Washington
avenue have all been replaced with
new current breakers so as TO pro-
tect the public. Several of the old
poles nave become charged with
electricity in the past and to MAKE
them perfectly safe from induction
was the necessity for the change.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14

ed at st. Joseph's church yesterday
morning. High Mass at $3.50 and
Alteration at 8 a. M, conducted by
Rev Father Collins OF New Burnside,
III, formerly of Boston, Mass, assist.
ed by Rev Father Gillen Rev. Father
Collins will preach this evening at ST.
Jcseph's church. His subjec; will be
The Crucifixion"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Now Big Railroad Man.

Wait lark. about thirty years ago
resident y Cairo, Is nov general
tight and passenger agent OF tne
an Pedro. Los Angeles ami Salt
y 4! railway, With offices at so Mar.
~ y stfes Will Ffsncisco, Eal.' III n
e sll' IN Y friend ID Cairo he invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
win Celebrate Sunday.

On Wednesday the Feast of the
Passover was to have been celebrate
by the Jewish people of Cairo. but
owing to the inability OF Rabbi M.
Lovitch to come to Cairo before Sun
day the members OF the Montefiore
congregation viii celebrate the event
Sunday at the synagogue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Mrs. Lincoln Seriously III.

Mrs. Lincoln, mother of Egbert A..
and Cyrus Smith. is reported seri-
ously i'll at ST. Mary's lnfirmary,
where she was taken a week or more
ago, Mrs, Lincoln is over 50 years
Of age and up to the time OF her
present illness. has been in fairly
good health She has been making
her home with her son Cyrus at 111f
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Lecture AGAIN Tonight"

Mr., Leavitt's Last Supper" is
still being exhibited at Library hal
Owing to the bad weather the at
tendance last night was not so large
as during previous evenings. Mr.
Leavitt's subject Incidents of Studio
Life" was listened to with pleasure
.ty those who attended. He will lee
ture again tonight. Admission 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Death Of Grandfather.

Miss Dawn Gibson OF Fourteenth st.
ana Washington avenue. went to Sey-
mour, Indiana, yesterday, called there
oy the death of her grandmother, Mrs
sophronia Gibson, who died Wednes.
day at the age of n years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14

Klee & Co, 1908 Washington ave-
nue., both phones, sell all kinds chick
en- feed. and stock feed. Try dry
mash for chickens. we board horses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
TWO MOONS,

There are two kinds of moons
one shines at night, the other shines
both day and night. Look for the ex-
PLANTATION in Sundays Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
First Christian.

The ladies' aid society Of the First
Christian church Till meet this after
noon with Mrs. Harry Richardson,
25O2 Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Cairo Baptist.

The Cheerful Workers OF the CAIRO
baptist church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. c, T. Abel, SOB Wash
iiagton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
YOUNGER Set Dance.

Cards we're out yesterday for the
Younger Set. Dance to be given at
lswoboda's hall Friday evening. April
LIST. Ward Cotter and Hesey Wood.
ward are in charge OF the affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Calvary Baptist.

The ladies aid society Of the Cal
vary Baptist church viii hold its week.
IN meeting this afternoon in the
church annex. 1t will be Talent
Day" and each member OF the society
will be expected to give report.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
CHURCH SOCIETIES,


There will be no meeting OF the
ladies circle OF the First Metnouis'
church this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14

FOR SALE--75 shares Marx-Galnt
Co. stock. VIII consider less than
par. d. i. Marx,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Mumps in STYLE.

TIE mimps have been in evidence
sr several weeks uptown, affecting
me OF the residents of the fair
rounds addition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
NJ, Z. church viii hold an Easter
Market in the Gilbert Block, Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Sicma Delta Pt.

Miss Louise Berry will entertain
the members of the Sigma Delta Pi
next week, probably Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14

his old Cairo friends to call and see
him when they visit the worlds fair
or at any time they are at the Col.
den Gate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
Presbyterian.

The ladies' aid society OF the Pres
Uyterian church will meet this after
noon In the church parlors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-14
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

Big load, stove size, delivered.
Both phones. Clark-Danforth Co.