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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
Kuloeb
Zen 6OrbinSelic meo 6Dclonc %
SornaoO 6ringe 9po %
9oclGgoclie.

Samtioig iom oi 9erOng Morgen
begpn0te at mnrfe auloe6slgen Der.
lpite ni / Niorgenbla0ene ON 0ens
g[nmnr6. Der beretteoes ON 22@r.
unoer Zero / ionore 9ll6erto, Cana
oa, 10 UNDER / Butte, 0ont., oio.i
Sioen BEN paa 1aaen, 9iotten mel
lem 26rOa9 og Senoag inmt Ssn.
bag Diorgen islte pi ben foloe, bi.
oenoe 8inO ior 9IIoor, paa oisie
egne. 90 DlorgenbIaoene ira baa.
De Senoog og @anoa9 lGies om8so
og gOelGggelie 6orbinoelie meo
oen oGlOige auIoe6el9e, ser er gooet
ben ooer 2anoet.
5enOre @isconiin, norOre Sill.
nois og 6ele Snoisomraooet biem-
io9tes al cpclonagtig Storm. Sra
g9nen npr Orioropille i 9iocf 60,
8is., melOes ON iefs 0sosialo, og
ira Diilton 9tnr6eoen meIoes ON
ct Ippenoe, en- Mano ianotes oeo
juinerne al bans Siem.
) oen lille gp 9ir9inia )l9r-
5eoen al SpringfieIo, SGs., bleo
npilen aae oiientlige 9Dgninger
6eifo0iget 9utifier, airter, 1ea-
ire % 9peitnoom 0lange Menne-
ifer fom til 5fooe peo Gragitum-
per, iom flei 9uiten.
Sra SameSoille, 8is., berettes !:
0liuoit 7 Menneifelip tabt, og Sne.
ie al Menneifer iaareoes, nogle oe-
oeligt, en- 6ornaoo, iom Git ben
oDer 9locf 50. i Dferfningen (2gr-
oag 2litem. }lbling 9pgnin9er %
anoen Gienoom tog Sfaoe ior ilere
Qumoreoe Iuiin0e Collars.
5 0uiinoiS al 5amiIier, bpi5
6iem bar o0elaat, iegte 2p Sfnr
og anore llobuie, iom laa uoen for
Stormens gei. 6lere ionOt ig uoen
Gag oper 6opeoet, og paa @runo
al operipsmneoe geie, Der nmnlig-
9ior0e 6GrOiel, blep 0e toungne til
at tilbringe 9aotten pao aabenDlarf.
ManOag Morgen berettes oioe-
re- 5 Sanespille, isis, og Omegnen
er min0it otte Menneifer omfomne,
og to er Osenoe. st Gltiin er ion-
re0e. Gien6omstobet ira Sornaooen
nnilnas til $t,000,000.
Sra Gbicago - 30 Menneifer
irosien libel, inp 6iifere poa Micbi-
ganieen iapnes, mango Ulenneifer
er fomulen til SfoOe pna De iieoe
5ortone Sfibsiarten liber 9litr9f
| Miotre Suinois - Gre eIler fle
re Menneifer er omfommen, ogSne,
ie er fommen til Sfo0e | Stormer
II Cation, 8irginia, Beoria og an
ore Steber.
Soma. - Gn Mnno frosien ibje
Ottltmma meaen 9ioeIie ira aul
ocn.
| Rortb 7ofoto = gn Wono fros
len ibiel @rono 1orfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

Snoiano. = Sele Staten biem'
ibgt al Ell gli55orO; s., 100000
Sfaoe oe0 Stormen.
Ohio. = Megen SfaOe oe 9ioel-
ie, bepirfet of auloe, 9ino og Sne.
Nicbigan. : Stormifa0e flere
Steoer fra gino og SO.
@noogioo fra Staterne anniaS,
Misiouri, aentucfp og @olffpIten
berettes ON StormifoOe og 2ioelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
8iliammen $215, 100000.

*FFFVtV tFBV VTUVIV
Sobn ,. 9iocfefeller $tt8,310,000.
Or. ,. 81. 8earions $6,000,00O.
0ars. 9fuSiell Sage til 9iislell
Gage Foundation $t0,000,000.
5 Bierpont Morgnn til Snrporo
Me0cin.5fole $2,000,000.
Sulius 9ioienlpal0 til 9teger-D. ~.
6. q. $4,000.
5. q 8otten til g2ortbtpeitern ltni-
oeriitet 100000.
g}els goulion til 9lmerican- Scan-
oinaoian Societp 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
garne9ie5 llliQioner.
Staalfonsen ifGnfer $25,000,00O
til llbbreoelic af &nnoifo6.
Sans 0auer til 9ato 6elp6er ig
tiliammen til $215,500,000.

tillammen til S215,5O0,000.
giep 2)orf, 10. 9top. - 2lnoreiu
Carnegie flmogioroe, at ban baoOe
gioet $25, 100000 til en- aorpora-
ton, Der organiiereOes Der I Dag
meO oct 6ormanl oot fremme og uo-
6reOe aun0fab og6oritoaelie 5lanot
6olf De 5orenpoe 5toter."
5oet Carnegie ifGnfe0e 0enne
@ape til ben aorporatiou, Der er or
ganiieret me0 oct iprli9e 5ormaal
at toge imoo o9 anoenOe SntRgter-
ne al @open De antD0e0e gieneo,
agOe ban, at ban agter at operlaoe
til Gorporationen at grltnoe og ltst.
te 9ogiamlinger og Oplpsnin9san.
italter, ligeiom ban perionlig bar
giort mango 9lor. Sans State
ment" lpoer iaaleoes:
.Garnegie.aorporationen al 9telp
9orf, inforporeret iiolge en- 9lft,
.iom glem 9orf8 2egiilatur oeotog
oen 9. SUM 1911 orgauiiereoes
oen 10. 0op. 1911.
aorporotionens gieme0 er, iom
fremiat Gbarteren f6lgen6e:
Gee. 1-2tnorem Carnegie, gIi-
bu 9loot, 6enrp 3. Britcbett, 8il-
liam q. isrem, 9fo6ert 9. @oo6-
maro, Gbnrles 8. Eoplor, 9obert
u. 6ranfs, Sanes gertram og De-
res @fteriel1ere fonititueres berbeo
til en- 5orening nnoer gtoonet: Gar.
negie Corporation OF 9tem port" /
oct 9iemeo at mo0tage og opret-
bol0e en- 6on0 og onoen0e aSnotGg-
ten 0erai til at 6eforore aun0ifa6s
og 5oritoaelies 6remme og llo6re-
Oelie 6Ion6t Solicit | De 5orene0e
Stoter oe0 at iiette tefniife Sfoler,
Snititutioner for bsiere Oplpsning,
9oqiamlinQer, oioenifn6elig 8orif-
nina Selteiono, n1ttige gnblifatio.
ner % ue0 oooome auore QlioIer.
iom Ei0 eiter anOen ifal iin0es
ififfe0e BERTH.
Iii Frpii0ent polgtes Carnegie,
til @iceprpii6ent Gli6u 9loot. til
aasicrcr 9iobert q. 5ronfs og til
sefretGr sSame5 9ertrom.
Get er omfring GO 2(or, ii0er
Carnegie be1pnote lin Garriere ion
SpoIeoren9 i en- 9omulOsfobrif, oG
i Tag l66er bans @nper filantro-
pife 2iemeo op oper $200,000,000
NGrfct. Sans iorifeIlige @ooer
nGpnes iom felger:
Sclteiono (llniteo Stotes. 1Dif
lano, gorae. 7onmarf NJ. IT, 50
100000.
2preriono $20,000,000.
Carnegie Sniiitilte @aibingtor
500, 100000.
Colleges / lluiteo States o9 81.
nn6a $20,000.000.
Colleges / england $7000.O00
Srllit for ifotife l1niperiiteter $40
100000.
9umierIine SrnIt $5,0O0,0OO.
Carnegie Snititute gittsburf
500, 100000.
SiGlpeiono for StaaIorbeioerr
$4,OOO,00O
Bureau OF glmerican 9fepublic!
| 81, 100000
| Sreostempel | Saog $10,000,000
goaiomlinoer S50,00O,0O0.
Snternationol SSreSslegot SO,
100000.
| Garncaie Corporation $4,000,
1000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14
se\nle=9eflamQtiOner.

8i oar unoer 5or6ereoeIie ct III
le S9fte meO u0bnlgte Stpffer pas.
ienfe for Exclamation peo Suletr9
/ Senoagsifole og Siem. Oct fon.
mer til of omfatte ca. 40 fortere os
lGngere, nDe og oels orieinaleStp:.
fer, bporof minolt 3 bliper DID,
logfurm for 2 eller flere gsrn.
Seftet Dentes f9roig til Miotsn
al Ropember.
Eriien bliper:
@nfeltefsemplar 10 Gts.
Is gfs. $f.OO
25 efs. $3.50
so CTS. $3.50
Netto-Bortofrit.
8eo at fpbe ct Qlnta[ til Sell.
oagsifolen ipareS 9lrbeioet me0 at
ofifrioe Stpfferne. Wan gsr os en-
Eieneite meo at inoienoe geitiIlin1
forub, og man iifrer zig Iontihil,
at Spftet 6Iiper ien6t, iaa mart
bet CT fGr0iat
0on. 2utb. BubI. Sone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

! SO Utillioner 9iubler er 6eoilget
til Is Of MisoefIt bieniisgte @uoer-
nementer Rltruslano og Si6erien.
8rufne0e Giel, 81. Oftober. Da
= arDoieren v0tiincben" | 9lfteS peo
gllenetioen eiter at b9re lgben ito
6onnen piloe fort6ie be6 en- 9gie,
fpntre0e en- 9ao0 me0 en- llnoerof-
ficer og 6 03atroier, Ger ale 0ruf-
neoe. Sonttlige Sfibe Sopnen bar
/ Gag beiIt 6log paa baID Stang.
Gen me0icinife gfo6elpriStoger.
Stocf6oln, 28. Oftober. SEQ en-
Set, ion set meoicinife 6nfultet
oe0 llppiala llnioeriitet 9lftes 9aO
til 9@re for 9to6elpristogeren BRO.
iesior @uIIitrono, meooelte Grofes-
loren, at ban bapoe ginet 100000
ar. til en- 6on0 til 6remme nf me-
oicinife Stubier.
9iigsOumaen. ct. Getersborg, %.
Oftober. Zen treble 9iigs0umas 3.
Somling onbne0es / Gag al 8or-
manoen meo en- Gale til Wtin6e ON
StolDpin. San u0talte bl. a., at
Stolppin 6apoe b9ffet Sen iIum-
renoe 0otionalf6lelie me0 6am bar
en- betDoelig rusiiif Stotsborger o9
en- itor Stotsmano eaaet bort. gf-
ter 5alen aibol6tes en- 0g0SmeSie.
aampene / 8eriien. Sra glItero-
6ao telegrofereS til ct. @eters6org
5eleorambureau unoer 2S. Oft, at
Gfs- S6aens 9rooer, Scbuo es Sol-
tone6, neo @ias bar rettet ct gln-
greb poo Sar6or Moc6is 1900
Mano Itprfe 9tf0eIing 9Regerinss-
troppeg. GisF flpgteoe eiter tire 81
mers 6nor0 aunp og operloo 2ei-
rem meo 6e oerbGrenoe Ganoner
5ien0ens Spnoer.
6bio Slooe6onoel. 5 2i8inbon ar
reItere0es Ons0oQ Sen % Oft en-
Spanier, 0eoro @on3ales, ON 6oem
BET al oe 6os bom forefunone Ba-
pirer fremgif, at ban tilbsrer en-
gi9ebanoler- -9anoe, Ser iplger line
Dire til SpOamerifo 9an0en bar
aontorer Rnri8, Maori6, 2isia-
bon og 9uenoS glires, og Briien for
ct Sffer er 5000 5rcs. 9an0en
6nr / 2Iar iolgt ilere SrnOrc0e 8i-
ger til iD0nmerifonife SopeoItpoer.
3olleret Sporefosie. 9uoopeit
26 0fto6er Sparefosien Eapole-
iang er Qaaet faIlit 9ireftdrerne
bop6e oeponerct o9r0il6ie TefsIer
i Sporefa8ien oa 6erpoo pantiot
1n0ifn0s66gernc andre @engeinIti-
tllter. NpnoiQ6eoerne bar beiIogla9t
SporefoSienS 9GQer o9 itan0iet ll0-
6etalin9erne. Snoifuoene, ser be-
lob ia til 2 DILL. aroner, 6ooe0ia-
cello tilb6renOe imaa 2onObru9ere,
er tobte.
9ulgarif Srontale. Sofia, 2S.Oft.
Sobronien er Dag bleuen ao6net
al Song 6erOinono me0 en- Ironta-
le, bpori oct 6eooer, at 9ulgnrien |
oct iorlpbne 9lor itaoig bar f9itnet
oct penitabelige 6or6olo til aqeMog-
ter, ioet set i9rlig bar beitrpbt Jig
for p0erligere at Itprfe 6or6olOet
til 9taboItaterne, til bpilfe 9uIea-
rien bar fnpttet meo perOifuloe sfo-
nouliife oe politiife 9oanO. 9ul9o-
rien bar bepiit, at 0et fortiener al
opre ct ligeberettiqet Meolem al De
cioiliiereoe Staters Samfuno.
Otnno- oe alooipeen / Spiflono
On 8ebot / 9tigsoogen Berlin, 27
Sftober. Baa 8aesoroenen ior9ties.
oaaens Msoe t 0oa ltoo GentrumS
oa oe iSriiinoebes Snterpellatione,
longooenOe Mrno- og Glooipgen.
| Steinol (Gentrum) motipereoI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

Muno- oe alooipgen 8piflono
Gn Debot / 9iigsoagen. Berlin, 27.
Sftober. Baa 8aesor0enen for9ties-
oaeens Msoe 0og itoo Gentrums
og oe 6riiinoeoes Snterpellationer
ongoaenOe Muno. og Glooipgen.
Steinol (GentrunD motipereoe
Gentrums Snterpellotion og uotal-
te, at oe Cab, 2anbbrngerne leo iom
5slee al Mauno- oe alopipeen, ofte
bar minore en6 be 9ab, ser ifplo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-14

Heims. 27. Oftober 5lpoeren De-
ipormet er Dag itprtet neo ira en-
Ssioe al 200 Meter og 0rpbt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Entertained Last evening.

The s. P. S. G. Club entertained
last evening at the home of Miss
Georgia ! errault, with ST. Patrick's
dinner in honor of Prof ]. E. Midkiffs
tventy-seventh birthday The rooms
were artlstically decorated in green
and white. lake OF Killarney form
ed very attractive center piece for
the table, in the diling room, and the
place cards were Irish shamrocks. A
large birthday cake with twenty-seven
candles also made pretty decora.
ton for the table. A sumptuous five
course luncheon was served in which
the decoration scheme was carried
out very artistieally. The favors were
miniature Irish top hats. Mr.. Mid
kiff was the recipient of five pound
box of homemade candy from the
members OF tle club. After the lun,
cheon various amusemeats were in
dulged in, the guests spending most
Of the time playing Jokes on the
guest Of honor. Those present be
sides the higa school faculty. and the
club members were Tony McNamara
and Edward Pink.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
EFFECTIVE COLD CURE
Surely Breaks the Most Severe Geld
ard Ends Grippe Misery in
Just a Few Hours.

Pape's Cold Compound is the Re
suit Of three years research at a cos.
of more than fifty thousand dolla
and contains no auintne. which W.
have corclusiyely demonstra' ed i.
not effective in the treatment Ct o'lJ
or grippe.
1t il positive fact that dose OF
Pape's Cold Compound, taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken, will end the Grippe
and break mp the most severe cold
either in the head, chest. back, stom
ach, LINKS or any part of the body.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle neuralgia pains, headache
dizziness, head and nose stuffed up
feverishness, sneezing, sore throat
runnig Of the nose, mucous caiarrha
discharges, sorness, stiffness an
rheumatic twinges
Take this harmless Compound a
directed, with the knowledge tina
there Is no other medicine, made any
wher else in the world, which viii
cure your cold or emf Grippe misery
as Promptly and without airy oth,a
assistance or bad after effects, as ;
% cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound which any druggist in tn,
world can supply.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Gave ST. Patrick's Tea.

Mrs. @. E. Bechwith's committee
cf the Presbyterian Ladies Aid so
cuty gave st. Patrick's Day tea
at the home of Mrs. Cora Cotter yes
terday afternoon, which was very
enjoyable affair and well attended
The dining room was artistically
decorated in green the decorations
being carried out in crepe paper
streamers. ribbon shamrock and peal
blossoms The sewing table WAS
trimmed in shamrock leaves, the
leaves r.eing pinned to the white
cloth. The refreshments OF green
and white ice cream, and cake were
served ty Mrs Leslie Roche, Misses
Fannie Keegan, Ruth yesterday, and
Edna Lind, Home made cake, cants
bread, etc, were sold, also fancy
work ana Easier post cards. This
neat sum of about So was Melted by
the adde's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Entertainment a Success.

The st. Patnck's coffee, given by
Mrs. James Knykendalfs committee
of the Ladies' Aid of the First Meth
odist church at the home of Mrs. Ed
win Bond on Eighth street yesterday
f1.st ncn was a success In every
way. The rooms were prettily deco
rated in green and white. the st. Pat
rick's day colors, and the center piece
fer the ta,5le in the dining room was
a bunch of green carnations. Mrs
Kuykendall was assisted in receiving
by Mesdames Terrell, c. H. Harp, II.
G. Florence, Edwin Bond and w l.
Duncan The ladies we're received 10
the dining room by Mesdames Mar
Egan, Rot Hurt and Smith. Mrs, G
II. Davidson presided at the fancy
work booth. In the refreshments OF
ice cream and cake the color scheme
was a'so carried out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
May Robson.

TIE Re. uvenation of Aunt Mary
comes to the Cairo opera house on
next Tues lay night after distin
guished success at, Terry's theatre
London, in Anne Warmers charac
terization of her novel, Of the same
name ass May Robson has given
Ire thea going public character,
ization a. an eccentric woman OF
New Ems md, who is uproariously
fanny "a yet occasionally blends
humorou and pathetic so evenly tina
one appears to be laughing at one
moment and silent the next in noting
these changes in Aunt Mary"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
At the Gem Theatre.

The Gem theatre has another COOL
show this week. The vaudeville fea'
lures are fully up TO the standard.
Kelly and Kelly, the singing and dane
ing team, are exceptionally g0pd
They also introduce Y. T., the fama
Yama dancing dog, watch pleases the
children The Cleopatra mystery ACT
Is one of the best shows on the vau
deville stage. The setting is unique
and the acts are mystifying, some
thing entirely new in the line OF de
lusons, The first run pictures are
always good at the Gem and the Illus
trated songs by Connell please every
body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Tomorrow.

There is always a feeling of rest
coutentment and simplicity in the
far away country v -es and cross
roads towns. far frC.-- , ..4a g..
roar and rush Of city life. A new
conner is looael upon as a friend un.
til they &c proven otherwise. Each
individual n the little hamlet knows
the movements of his friends and
neigL-ors The author has seized
upon this PAS oral situation and has
woven around it the groundwork OF
graphic story, which constitutes q
play OF intense interest This is the
home CT Sis Perkins" and where
the scene of the play is laid ISIS
Perkins" will be seen at the Cairo
opera house, tomorrow afternoon and
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Printing Office on Fire.

No. / fire station responded TO a
fire alarm sent from the printing OF
flee of Alderman Thomas w. Williams
2t2 Sixth street. at o'clock yester.
day morning. A few buckets OF water
extinguished the blaze. The fire was
caused by workmen who in building
a chimney top allowing bricks and
mortar to drop down. choking up the
fire. and when fire was built in the
stove the heat set fire to some wood
work near the fue opening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Matinee Tomorrow.

Starting at two thirty sharp tomor
row afternoon at the Cairo opera
house, special matinee Will he
given for Sis Perkins" the girl from
Pcsey county The matinee prices
are children 10 cents, and adults -
cents any place in the house, Even
ing prices 10, 20, 30 and 50 goats
Seats are now selling
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Remodeline Garage.

J. A. Miller, the contractor, has a
force of workmen remodeling the
garage of the Cairo Motor Co.. in mis-
building near the corner Of Washing
ton avenue and Twenty-irst street
The company has been using the cor
ner brildlng as an office for some
time. A large room with a partition
OF wood and glass is being built tc
be used for office and show room fol
supplies, etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18

The advance sale cl seats for MAY
Robson in the REGENERATION Of Aunt
Mary" viii open this morning at tel
O'Clock at the hox office. As this IS
without exception one Of the best at
fractions Of the season, an unus laI
large demand for seats is anticipated
The prices arranged are main floor
sl.00 and $3.50, balcony 10 and 81 q
ana gallery 80 cents Mail orders &C
companied by remittance and self ad
dressed samped envelope will be
given prompt attention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Witnessed crosman Play.

Among those who attended the play
at the Cairo opera house Thursday
evening from Mound City were
Messrs, and Mesdames Eugene Bryan,
Ben Blum. A. F. Koontz, Mrs. Charles
Livesay, Mrs. Joseph Fullerton, Miss
es Mary Overstreet, Kate and Blanch
Darragh and Minnie Boyd, John
Strohm and Cole Tarr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
RemodeIinq Building.

Contractor Miller is remodeling the
upper story of the building occupied
by Frank Torrey's drug store at 2021
Washington avenue, which he recent
ly purchased from Mrs. Winifred Ban
mister. When the work is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey will occupy the
place as their residence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Will Visit the President.

r. B. Goe, agent for the Illinois
Central at Mounds. left yesterday
morning for Chicago to confer with
President Markham on matters per
tanning to the companys business at
Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Residns Position.

Mr.. Jacobs, master mechanic at
the car barn, and Mr. : hilliDs, en-
gineer at the power house of the
Cairo Electric and Power Co, have
resigned their positions, their resig
nations to take effect April list
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Socialist MEETING,

It is annouced that a Socialist meet
ing will be held at the corner of Syca.
more and Thirtyfourth street Sun
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock The
speaker will be an organizer and a
union man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Gave Entertainment.

The entertainment given by the =
r. Y. G. Glass of the Calvary Baptist
Sunday school Thursday night Vas
quite a success. The program was
a rather lengthy one and very wen
rendered. A fee of ten cents was
charged at the door and nice sum
was realized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
MARRIAGE License.

County Clerk Miller issued the fol-
lowing marriage license yesterday:
Walter f. Jones. age %, and Miss
Minnie Fields, age 3D. both OF Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
New Agent Cotton Belt.

w. II. Eean, formerly cashier FOR
the Cottoa Belt railroad, has been
appointed local agent for the com
pany. with offices on the wlarfboat,
al the foot OF Eighth street. Henry
Hudson succeeds Mr. Bean as cashier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18

High grade millinery at the UP town
store. 1t will pay you TO investigate
our stock and prices before you pur'
chase your spring hat. Remember
the place Mrs. W. F. Morris, 34l5
Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
AUTO SUPPLIES.

We have taken the agency for tae
celebrated line of Fisk automobile
tires and will carry In stock all sizes
of cases and tubes at all times. Also
full line Of supplies and accessor'
les at city prices.
CAIRO MOTOR co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-18
Personal. MENTION.

Miss Bertha Lentz OF Poplar Bind
was il the city yesterday,
Mrs. w. M Grissom Of Vienna
was shopping here yesterday.
y Marion Hoffman is in the city Wis
iting relatives fcr several days.
Mrs Hattie Warden has returned
to he. home in Wickliffe after
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peIicatessen SD e.

The sewing circle O. st. aPtricks
church will hold delicatessen sale
at the Washington Market today, at
which time home made cakes, bread
candy, etc, and also fancy work vii
be on sale.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Will Attend Meetinu,

Supt. Dewey of the gas works, left
last evening for Chicago, where ne
will attend a meeting OF the Illinois
Gas Association.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

All property owners within the
city limits are hereby notified &c
trim all shade trees upon public
streets or alleys, IL feet from street
or sidewalk surface, as provided by
ordinance No. $40.
J. G. CoWELL,
Chief OF Police.
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|. SOCIAL oAND PERSONAL y

hdef visit with her niece Mrs, H.
ID Farrow.
il
e f. A. Burke is in st. Louis o
business.
Joe Wieting of Villa Ridge trans
e acted business in the city Friday.
{ Mrs Hodge and daughter Mis-
| Rachael were Cairo shoppers FridaY
Mrs, D. B. Kennedy has returne
from a brief visit in Hodges PARK
Ill.
Miss Helen Hogendobler of villa
Ridge, was shopping in the city yes
! terday.
Miss Catherine Gently is spending
= the week end VITA trends in VILE
Ridge, ILL.,
J. F. C. Berbling has returned
from business trip to points in
! Kentucky.
r.. c, E. Ollie has returned from
J weeks professional trip through
! the county,
j. e. Randall left yesterday fol-
points in Kentucky and Tennessee
on business.
w F. Candee of Chicago, is in the
city en- Business and visiting relatiyasI
for few days. Il
Miss Hattie Nassauer returns to
day from st. Louis where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry Tanner and Miss Bes
sic Tanner Of Barlow, KY, were
shopping here yesterday
Mrs. W, r. Smith and sister-in.las
Miss Zephia, left last night for a |
visit in Milwaukee, MINI.
States Attorney Wilson returned
Yesterday from ST. Louis where hei
has been for several days.
Mrs. N. ], Eichenberger went 10
DuQuoin yesterday to visit relatives |
and friends for few days.
Bernard Burchfeld returned lasti
night from two days business trip
through Southeast Missouri.
Misses Beulah Davis and Hermine
Cohn are spending the week end all
the la.ters home in Tamms, H.
Judge A, J. Ross who has been
confined 10 his home by Illness the
past two weeks IS abe to be out.
VIII Buriey CT 1914 Washington
avenue has returned from Michigan
where he attended the funeral Of
his father.
Mrs. Charles A. Wall arrived frolc
East St Louis last night to visit !
her sister Mrs. Albert Lewis Of Sew |
enth street.
Mrs. Harry Melton who has bee7
the charming guest of Mrs. Reed
Green. returned to her home in week
life yesterday.
C.eve Champion has returned to
Care Girardeau. Mo. after weexs
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. F. Champion.
Mrs. A. w Weldon has returned
from ruQuoin where she went the
first Of the week in the interest OF
the Rebekah lodge.
Rebel Imbcden, formerly a CON
ductor on the Mobile and Ohio rail
| road Is visiting friends in the city
/ Mr. Imboden is now running large
farm near New Madrid, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Spalding Of
South Columbus, Ky. were the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Thomas
and family Of Twenty-first street, er
roa.e home from visit in Vienna
lll.
:. Lewis Stcinbaker Of Charleston, No
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Misses Josie and Cora Fullerton
Clara OyeTstreet, Minnie Boyd and
Lawrence Stophlet, John Strohm and
Fred Hutchinson We're among those
from Mound City who attended he
show at the opera house Thursday
night.
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Eook Club.

The Rock Club will be entertained
this afternoon by Miss Nellette Ehl
man at her home 2203 HoBb:ook ave
nue..
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HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

Big load, stove size, delivered
Both phones. Clark-Danforth Co.
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Gen. Supt r, A. Mclaughlin Of
the Cairo Electric and Traction Co
returned home yesterday from bust
ress trip to Omaha, Chicago and st
Louis
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Mrs. Gunnson, wife of the super
inten1ent of the dynamite plant al
Fayville. arrived in the city yesfev
day accompanied by ner little son
who will be placed under treatment
fCC' eye trouble with DR.. Dunn.