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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
Personals.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT. AND SOLD
at iiUGHES'S. 2o9 North Third.
TYPEWNlTINt; AND
bookkecpinI taught In day and eve
n,hE classes. Call. write or tclc
nnonc Tor particulars. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Hlil1illfrp.

LEAN SWEEP SALE or ALL MIL
ltncry. Trimmed hats. untrim,neH
mats suits, separate skirts and all
ready made garments. Special low
prices for balance Of season. MRS
JULIUS REAR. 1929 Z. Main street
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RatlrnaD5.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.

Leave Richnond-,i:5o 4. VI. Byrd st. sta
$40 = NJ Byrd st. Sta. '5... y. NJ Main 81
sta $40 y. VI. Byrd 81. sta, 'lo:ol noon
BYRD 81 Sta. $500 y. 81 Byrd ST; sta ;i:ij
y, VI Eiha sta. ';:l5 l.. NJ. Main St sta
$50 l.. ~ Byrd 81. sta.
:ll:-j ! VI. Elbs sta. tii,55 y. NJ. BYRD ST
sta. .i:i- T. II. Main 81 sta. '.:i5 +. 81. Byrd
81. sta. '1.sj r NJ Byrd ST. sta. iS:lOP. NJ
Main 81. STA. .?:io r. NJ. Byrd 81. STA. 40 20
y, " Byrd st. sta. HES i. NJ Main 81; sta
'ie:5e niSht Byrd st. sta
BYRD 81 sta. l:an y. NJ for rredcricksburr
Leave l:ipa sta. $50 \. ~. ESQ u. ". for
Ashland Arrive Byrd 81. sta s:aj A. NJ from
Fredericksburg. Arrive Eiba sta. ESQ a. NJ
& 30 f.. VI. from Ashland.
DAILY. TWcekdays Sundays only
All trains TO or from Byrd Street station
tcxccpt trains leaving 49, y. NJ and arriv-
ing i2:5o night> stop n, Elha Time OF ar
tho signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us We have oak,
Pine or slab wood. and our prlces
are right. We please everybody,
Phone Madison ssfa. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. SGT
Brook Avenue.
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SHOE RErAININo.
UMBRELLA SACRIFICE SALE
RUB II. GU /.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10.
catcd--stinness and soreness OF mus
cles or joints-rub IN F'rayser'e
/, Great Nerve and Bone IAnimert. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round Imminent In use for man auo
beast; try It--don't suner-here 10
the right help: csc bottles. at drug
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect October = 1910
leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 's.e9 A. ~. $500 p. Nj, 1910 F.
~.
FOR LYNCHBURa AND THE WEST:
Sib y. M. 300 y. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 1890
+. II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .ii:to A.
ID, 's:75 y. NJ. 'iI;2o y. IS. From toe West:
$3.50 A.. NJ. a2;oo +. ID. bs:i5 r. NJ. sos r.
Daily. aDaiiy. e1. sunday. hsunds, only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars Cafe
Dining Cars. G.. IL BOSLEY
W. u; BEVlLL D. +. A.. Richmond. av.
G. p A.. Roanoke. Va
RICHMOND AND CHE5APEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
echedule OF electric trains To and from
UPON signal: I,r Richmond Saro1 nts 'ioDs
Laurel sts.): 6:csb. 'I.lo. s:icb Slnb. .'io:io
u:lo A. NJ: Lilo 2:io $40 i:,oh. $40. $50
I:lo s:l0b. 1910. 1875 p. 81. LIZ. Ashland:
'e:55. ':c1b. S. oh. 10. '.l1 a. NJ. '12 NJ. sr
2. 3, 4. Sd. 6. I. s. Oh. IL p. IS.
DAILY except sunday. 'Sunday only.
oCarrias baggage
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RICHMOND, VA. DEC. .. 1910.
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
OF TIE SHAREHOLDERS OF THIS
BANK WILL BE HELD on TUES
DAY. JANUARY 10. 1914. AT 12 NJ.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND. VA. o. b. HILL.
CASHIER
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Rotice8.

waNTED. TIlG Pun : no Know
that Jahnke Broa.. jewelers.. oi3
Fast Main trect. buy. SELL ex-
change and rcmount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
yer taken In exchange.
YOUR Guilds SUCCESS DEpEN DS
largely ON his education. Place him
with MS for course in Stcnography
bookkeeping or English. and he viii
succeed MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE.
a TABLE AND MEDICINAL. WATER
without a pcor-nYe gallons for 25c
deliHcred--ffolly Springs Lithia
Water Phnnf, Monroo Az
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-@eetinga.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE:
stockholdorr Of the First National
Bunk OF Eichnond. Va. for the cleo
ton of directors and for such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. will ~e held in
the directors rooms OF saIu bank. No
llui East Iain Street Richmono.
Va i: o'clock noon TUESDAY. Jan
uary 10, isll.
JNO. NJ. MILLER. JR..
Cashier.
THE ANNUAL Ml1ETING OF THE
stockholders of the Drewry- Hughes
East Cary street. Richmond Va
~ II o'clock noon on the 10TH or
JANUARY. 1911.
JNO. g, FREEMAN
Vice President
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ncceipt. Of 1p1o.

Received curing tho year 1910. ~.
pisbursed during the year 1910 ...
Balance in Treasury ,............
Securities belonging to the NJ
Tho following is statement of the soc
Miller Fund. in tho custody of tho Second
February 81, 1892, bearing per cent.
Rearing G-5).... ...............
1.ynohburg city bonds tregistcrcd). Der
. 'c''
Charlottesville city tconpon> bonds. ~
per cent .................
Richmond city rcsistcrcdl bonds. per
cent. :.....,... ...........
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College and Polytechnic Institute (l0-io)
per cent. bonds (rcslstercd) ..........
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SHOE REPAIRING.

MEMS SHOES, WHOLE. soLED. 81:
half- soled. I5c; ladies'. 60c; chill
dren's. Soc, and up. according 10
size. Every pair sewcd no nails
or pess. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. ZIG T..
Main. Phone Monroe oG67 -
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF tho stockholders OF the National
state and city Bank OF Richmond.
Va. viii be held al their banking
house. iii Il. Main st. on TUES
DAY. January 10. 1917. at i. NJ
JCLIEN II. IIILL. Cashier
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MATTRESSES

now: sanitary methods used; relia bio
Work. SfDNOR a. HuNDLET I'll
East Broad Street Madison 1904.
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FOR RENT. PRIVATE HOME. FUR
nlshed; conveniently located in sub
urbs. Box les. Ashland Va.
GIVE Us YOUR PROPERTY TO SELL
rent or insure. We will do the rest.
H. y. WALK Ell & co. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. !. Mutual Build
Ing
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Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va. December 20. 1910.
I HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this company will e
city OF Richmond. Va. OH TIL ESDAY,
January IL, 1911, at IL o'clock noon.
l.. d. .tHLETT.
Secretary.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA..
Second Auditors Oftcc.
ltichinond, Va. Dccemhcr 81, 1910.

rus ESccllcncy - - ''' o. Nv,
of VirGinia
the
prime
o mpromisc OF
econ
pnranse
20
of
h o Cover be by
n
II o chnond
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Unr 5aia.

- -. = - Z, =
FOR SALE. WINDMILL. AND Too-GAL-
Ion tank all In good order, at 43Q.
West Main street. 'rhonc 6e37.
FOR SALE. SMALL, PAYING GRO
Gerry store" Just outside Of city. Ad-
dress j.. .. Box No. li2.
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ELLIOTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE
In nrst-class condition. Call or adj
dress ?lb J.. Main. second iloor.
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au1tlnn &Salrs. future Dap8.

BY Noonandson Realty Corpora ton
Real Estate and Personal Property
Auctioncers,
IS North Eighth Street.
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Goal and 0QInnb.

WOOD 70 BURN SHOULD BE WOOD
since 1897. Recently l have added
free burning coal: there Is DIFF
ference, too. LONG. The Wood Man.
Madison 1863 =
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NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.

Classification not guaranteed
after $50 P. M.
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BuslnEsa Q9nuurEulllflas.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR COOP
pharmacist; $4,000 will buy "A good.
complete, modern. well equipped
growing drug business in Richmond.
now doing sl5 to sl1, ana in its in
fancy. Don't answer unless YOU
mean business. l. 81. care Times
Dispatch
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FLATS TDr Nanr.

s.ROosT FLAT, SECOND FLOOR.
with Roarch md all convcnicnccs. Call
4 Madison 5sa7-L.
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Dnultrp...Dfl auh lipe bfnfk.

ONE SORRISL MARIE FOR SALE.
Call at HUNDLEY'Ss STABLE.
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What barber shop term?
ANSWER 40 YL:STE'.uAT,> rUzzLE
Sucntcr.
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7177----777--7
Grip QQlalItRG. 1i,lf.at.

: = ;
WANTED. \ GOOD MAN FOR GEN
cral farm work; state experience ;nd
wages required. EDWARD Nc
SN Ei.SEf. Lee. Va.
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FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for tho WANT
AID. MAN to call
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Want Aid. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD whcu
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
tor less than TEN CENTS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
LAW PROPERTY BID.
ESTATE OF LATE ELIZA STEELE
OFFERED FOR SALE BY
COUNTY BOARD.
Highest Bid on Four Houses and
Lots Only $1,700-Bids Sever
ally Aggregated Only
$3.50.

A number OF bids were opened
yesterday by the county commission
ers. for the real estate escheated to
Alexander county from the estate
of Eliza Steele, deceased The high
est bid on the whole property was
that of Fred D. NeIlis whose bid
was $l,700 The highest bids sepa-
rately amounted to only S1,650,
This property consisted of lot
and cottage, 270l Poplar street, a
lot and cottage, 220 Twenty-seventh
street, a lot and cottage, 230 Twen-
ty- eighth street and twenty-five
feet off the east end OF lots number
ed u and % in block 2S, and cot
tage 232 Twenty-elghth street in
all, four pieces OF property. The
houses on the lots are not in good
condition, the lots constituting the
principal value This property was
formerly owned by A. n. Steele, the
photographer, who died short time
previous to the death of his wife
who died interstate and without
heirs
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Z KILLED N EXPLOSION
Turbine Engine of Illinois Traction
System at Riverton Partly
Wrecked Power Plant.

Springfield. ILL.,, July ga big
turbine engine in the Illinois Trac-
ton system power house at River
ton exploded at $50 O'Clock this
evening, wrecking the plant, kill
ing two men and injuring two 9TH
ers The dead
John Buck, chief engineer of the
boiler room.
Charles Buck, assistant engineer
The injured:
Chief Engineer Morgan, both legs
broken.
D. Steele. one leg and one arm
broken, head injured.
The damage to the building has
not been estimated and the cause of
explosion is not known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
MOUND CITY, ILL.
July 20. 1911.

Mrs. Jno. Cook and little son of
Olmsted were in town "Wednesday.
Kenneth Maddox of cairo is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Sam Blum of Mounds was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. II Poor of this city and
brother. Louis Holshonser OF Villn
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Haolshouser who is patient at
st, Mary's Infirmary where an opera
tion will be performed on her eyes
Mrs Louis Redden of Villa Ridge
was shopping here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alolph We'll and lit
tie son of Paducah spent Wednesday
afternoon with MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Blum in this city. They drove from
Paducah in their auto via Cairo.
Miss Lucille Britton of Virgenes,
ILL.,, who has been visiting Mr. and
rs. G. C, Brtton and family here a
few days returned to Mounds Thurs
day to visit relaives in that city.
Mrs Chas Boucher of Cairo was
the guest of Miss Blanche Martin on
4th and Popular streets Wednesday
Miss Gladys Schiller of st. Louis
is here, the guest of relatives, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kennedy and
children, and Mr., and Mrs. Geo T,
Ashley went to Axe Lake in Ken
lucky and spent Wednesday there
with a crowd of friends from Bar
low, Ky, and Mr.. and Mrs, F. B.
Mills of Cairo. They had dinner at
the Lake and caught nice string OF
fish, thin drove to Barlow where they
enjoyed the remainder Of the day.
A party of young people went to
Rock Springs near Thebes, Thursday
morning, prepared to spend the day
picnicing. Upon reaching their des-
il1dllOH NsllClDuo dtlhh """ ~
joyed on the beautiful spot; but q
drenching rain spoiled the remainder
Of the days pleasure and they Went
into Thebes two miles distant, II
time to catch Billy Bryan's train, ar.
irving home at 3 p. IN. Despite the
fact that the weather interfered with
their plans, they were in the best o.
spirits; as only such congenial lo
of young men and women could bt
The affair was given in honor o
Earl Hogt Of Centralia, who is thu
| guest of Irwin Themar at Mounds ant
those composing the party were Mis-
Regina Moss and Irving Themar o
Mounds, Earl Hoyt of Centralia ant
Misses Edna and Freda Miller, Inc
lC'Sullivan aud Flora DouEhertY
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21

There Is tree IN the West Indies
that the natives say grows dishes"
1t looks like an apple tree. They call
It the calabash 1t bears very queer
leaves and large white blossoms that
grow right from the trunk and larger
branches. After the flower comes the
fruit, just as our apples or peaches
do. But this fruit is Ia the shape of a
gourd. only stronger and very much
larger. sometimes foot In diameter.
The shell IN SO hard that all sorts Of
big and little dishes and drinking cups
can be carved out of 1t. Even pots
and kettles are made and used over
the Dire, but of course they cannot last
as long as our metal ones. London
Telegram
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
SUGAR COMMITTEE
ATTORNEY JOHN E. PARS0N
TOLD PR0BERS GARY'S PLAN
IS S0CIALISTIC.
Committee Still at Work in New
York-Will Wit Refineries As
Guests of Collector William
Tech Tr

New York, July 20--In an acade-
mic of governmental relations to
corporations this afternoon, John L.
parson, former president of the
American Bar Association and for
mer counsel for the American Sugar
Refining Co., said to the congress
sional investigation committee that
the proposition of Z. Fl. Gary, CHR
man of the United States Steel Cor
poration for the governmental con-
troll of business combinations was So
cialistis.
He added that congress should
place no restrictions whatever on
trade. He will continue on the stand
in the morning and in the afternoon
the cimmittee will visit number of
refineries in New York.
John Arbucle's testimony as to the
which was supposed to have ended
the big sugar war will be taken at
New Plate, New York, on Monday by
sub committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
MCCLURE, ILL.
July 90. 1911. !

The NJ. b. A. lodge No. 2797 at
Delta will have an ice cream social
on July 29th, Saturday afternoon
and evening There Will be a ball
game in the afternoon.
Lewis Tuthill and Robert Aldea
of Anna were here on business Fri
day last
r NJ. Otrich was in Anna Sunday
on business returning Monday
Mr.. Mathews of Cape Glrardeau,
Mo. was here during the week with
crew OF five men making improve
ments on the farm recently purchas-
ed from Mr. NJ b. Scanlon
r. r. Mcclure was in St Louis
the first of the week on business,
Dr. Porterfield Of Cape Girardeau,
| Mo, was here on business Tuesday.
George Hunsackel % Jonesboro
was here Tuesday visiting friends.
Oscar Taylor, deputy sheriff, he
ceived word Tuesday to look out for
one Williams of Thompsonville who
was trying to get away with stolen
/ saddle. He succeeded in heading
| him off and kept him until the ar
rival of James Harris and Mr., NJ
Scarlet of Johnson City. The thief
seeing he was caught compromised
and was let go,
r. M. Otrich has bought an inter
est in 1000 acres OF. land in III,
/ American bottoms between Al'or
and r.. ST. Louis The farm viii
raise wheat, corn, nay and liv'
stock. r. NJ Otrich is to manage
the same. He will take his owl
stock and tools from here and ais,
some Of his hands. He will keel
/ his arm here, also the Throcknortoi
farm. but will turn same over TO Iii
most faithful farm hand Cal Burch
yette. who will occupy his hous
when he leaves Cal has worked 70
i r. NJ. Otrich for number of year
and has proved trustworthy han'
and he is rewarded for his services
We are sorry to have Mr. Otricl
!eawe here. az he has given employ
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21

The Irish giant Patrick o'Brien,
who lived from l1Gl to 1908. was
eight feet seven inches high and for
many years exhibited himself in Lon.
don and at fairs at Smithfeld. His
hand from the commencement of the
palm to the extremity of the middle
finger measured twelve inches. and
his shoe was seventeen inches long.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Birthday Party.

Miss Louise Halliday celebrated
her twelfth birthday anniversary at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Miles Fred'k Gilbert on lower Wash
ington avenue yesterday afternoon.
The colors for the dining room were
pink and white. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by Misses
Alice and Fanny DeRosset. The in
vitation list included Misses Ruth
Mark. Ruth and Adeline Rendleman,
Martha Clark. Margaret Schulz.
Helen Gilbert, Emma Schoembs,
Helen candee. Julia Strong, Marion
Hall. Frances Green, Mignon Com
ings. Esther Gilbert.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
petuI.nt rsnryson.

Tennyson was one OF the most for
tuuate OF poets in that he was rarely
criticised adversely, yet Alr. Bran Sto'
ker. who saw him often while his
plays we're 10 course Of production at
the I.yceum. said that he used con
stantly to COMPLAIN OF the attacks
made on him" He actually wound up
one day ny declaring that he often
wished he had never written line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Liantnina,a Affinity For Oak.

Electricity in the clouds. like its com
panion lower down. loves to seek the
earth, the great reservoir of all eiec
tricity, and 1t finds the most available
way to do so, choosing always the hest
conductor. conspicuous among which
are the much maligned lightning rods.
the high trees or the elevated steeplas,
1t has its choice Of trees as we'll as
other things and win leap over half
an acre Of trees to End an oak. fol-
which 1t appears to have special at
traction, and 1t will pass high point
to find building that has metal about
It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21

NEWS FROM our NEIGHBoRs
sssss

Messrs Edwin Truman, Floyd Eas-
terday, Ralph Schiller, and ANGEL
Ashby of this city.
Mrs Maude Fouthall and little
daughter Ferna Louise, of Hopkins
vile, Ky, arrived Thursday to visit
her father James Wall and other re-
latives and friends.
Mrs. o. L. Bartlett left Thursday
for New York City to be the guest
of her daughter Mrs. Leslie Harris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
PROSECUTORS SUMMOND
Assictant States Attorney Of Cook
County to Appear Before Lorimer
Committee.

Chicago, July 20-Assistant States
Attorney Marshal and Arnold were
today summoned to appear in Wash
ington on Monday before the senate
committee which is investigating the
Lorimer election. The prosecutors
sough indictments against Lee o.
Neil Browne in connection with the
Lorimer scandal
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kesler of
Urbandale are the parents of nine
pound daughter.
j. III. Powers of Willard was in
the city yesterday on business, aud
calling on friends.
0. p. Powers of Willard was in
Cairo yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Mildred Campbell Paducah,
KY. is the guest of Mrs. John Ford
of 511 Washington avenue.
Geo. w. Bauer of Miller City was
in the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. O'Shea of 254 Sycamore who
attended the wedding of her daugh-
ter in Memphis, Tenn, Wednesday.
returned home yesterday.
Kennett Anderson of Charleston.
Mo, was in the city on business yes.
tcrday.
]. II. Castleman of Oakland. Ind, of
the n. II. Dewitt Lumber Co.. was
in the city yesterday visiting his
brothers. John and Wade Castle
man, and on business.
Misses Lola Steinel and Angus
tine Fitzgerald who have been at
tending the house party of Miss
Juanita Lentz of Dongola returned
home yesterday.
John Castleman who has been
visiting in Moscow, Ky, returned
home yesterday
Macon Morris who has been visit
ing his parents in Moscow, Ky, will
return home today.
Henry Steinel left yesterday on a
business trip to Crockett, Tenn.
where he will be for several days.
Frank Schoembs, ST.. returned
yesterday from business trip.
through southeast Missouri.
Miss Ruth yesterday of Upper
Sycamore who has been attending
the house party of Miss Juanita
Lentz of Dongola returned home
yesterday.
Daniel Woods and Robert HuettG
will leave Sunday for st. Louis for
several days's visit.
Robert Gates of this; city was
in Charleston on business yesterday,
]. W. Bagley of Olmstead was in
the city yesterday shopping and
calling on riends.
Mrs. r. r. Hacker of Els Washing
ton avenue attended Domestic
Science meeting last evening at
Unity, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Mahaney of
PIG Twenty-frst street. are the pa
rents of fine son, born Tuesday
evening.
George Ragland. prominent
farmer near Kevil, KY, spent yes
terday in the city.
William Harvey. formerly super
intendent of the Cairo gas works, is
in the city on a visit He is now
located in Chicago. He left Cairo
several months ago in bad health,
but is now much improved
Mrs. =. H. Galeener of Sikeston.
Mo. is at st. Mary's Infirmary. She
underwent a surgical operation
Wednesday.
Maurice J. Farbaker and wife ar
rived in Cairo yesterday from the
west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21

presented by Swoboda Bros, agents
for Cooks Brewery, with case of
beer. He invited the team and few
friends last night to assist him in
einptying the case A bunch, spec
tally prepared by Riddle accompan-
led the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Rcss;nl's Euuai.

RoBsini after finishing his great work
INDUCED himself in long period of
leisure and did not write line Of
music. A friend once called on him
and found him writing his autograph.
with a sentiment, at the bottom Of
some photographs Of himself. Ono Of
these read, ITO NJ. Pillet viii. my
friend and my equal in music"
"WhatF' cried the visitor. "You are
not serionsl M. Pillet Will is not your
equai In music"
Certainly he is since ! am doing
nothing" explained Rosstni.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
License For Ferry.

The county commission yesterday
granted license TO Capt. Arntzen
for the Greenfield ferry privilege
one year SIS. Capt Arntzen was re-
CURED to give bond of $1,000, that
he will continue the ferry business
during the term for which the license
was granted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Bamboo In Chin. and Japan.

For centuries the Japanese ana chi
nese have raised the bamboo as
practical crop The natives OF tropical
India aud the Matay archipelago
would be at loss without 1T. as they
DEPEND upon ii not only for their chief
building material. but for ropes, mats,
kitchen utensils, etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21

ment to a number OF hands the year
round and has been quite help 70
Mcclure " taking active part in
things pertaining to lho welfare Of
the community and he viii be great
ly missed
We had a good rain here last Sun
day and it did good to the corn and
cooled off the weather considerably
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Sigma Delta Phi Club.

Miss Gladys Baird OF Ninth street
entertained yesterday afternoon tho
members OF the Sigma Delta Phi
Club. The afternoon was spent in
sewing, after which the members at
tended the picture shows in the eve
ming and Henkell's ice cream parlor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
PERSONAL.

Thomas Seanlin of Ullen spent
yesterday in Cairo on business.
d. NJ. Mitchell, superintendent of
the American Sugar Refining Co. s
plant at Mounds was in Cairo yes
terday on business.
Charles O'Connell, nephew of Ed
]. Maley, who has been here somd
time leaves Sunday for Cincinnati,
his old home, and will take an ex-
tended trip east.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-21
Medical Society Met.

The Alexander County Medical So
ciety held IT'S regular monthly meet
ing last night at the Commercial
Club and Board of Trade rooms. DR..
Hibbitts presented his paper Dis
toratims"