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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

A substantial falling OFF In the
amount of money sent abroad is at.
tributable, 1t is claimed, to the ostab.
lishment of the postal savings banks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

Ross Rcvillon Winans, millionaire
capitalist and member of the rcnown.
ed Winans family, died at Baltimore
recently. He was 90 years old.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

The House passed the Pujo resolu-
ton enlarging the powers of the so.
called money trust investigating com.
mitteo by n vote of 237 to Is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

Most of the Holyoke paper manu-.
facturers are considering a readjust.
mont of wages to take effect on the
End of June.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

It may turn out that all this excite
mcnt in California is merely Incl
dental
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

Wilson and Delegate KeOhOkalolc Of
Maui We're both named on the cXcCu-
tive board. Hawaii now has two out
Of the nine delegates on the board.
They are all interested in Hawaii
and we are assured Of their support and
cooperation" said Wilson this morning.
The convention was II great success.
There were many delegates in attend
anCc, and the result was that tile vari-
Gus branches are knit closely together
and we can all work for each other"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16

Giuseppe Funco and Sebastian Clan,
20, laborers employed by the city OF
jamestown, n. Y, were drowned in a
city sewer.
The New York naval militia will sail
on the battlcship Ohio this summer
with some port in Porto Rico as the
objective point.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-16
Waterhouse Trust
Houses Torrent
Furnished

Makiki st. ..,.....2 Bedrooms $1,000
KnimuRi -- 9Th and
Pahoa Ayes ....2 1000
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $50; tWoyeAr-old hlies
thrrs and one-hGlf furionsS spireIla, lis tGcoSel
10 .. won: Ena Crane. ll0 Davenport. L to l.
seosnd; Ethel Burg II. lis tkoemeD. TO l.
third Tine ga IS Lady Anna, Alice Ice, staI
u Danube and Garden Of Allah also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse. go; three-year-olds; hrt
and one-han furiOngs- Sleeth. IL (Koeruerl, q
= won: MoniStoWn, IL tGoosel, to 5. second
Jim Milton liz C0bern. 20 TO !. third. Time. l:l2
Cashin, Grace Nc and Hughie Quinn also ran.
THIRD RACE-Pmse 500: three and four-yCar,
oIds: five and onc-hah ftnlrngs Joe stein, l0i
(GOusel. L 10 l, won; Martin W. Littlet0u, loi
(wilsonl, 10 s. second: Charley Brown, y
tEteele) Is to J. third Time l:l0 IS Hearth
stone Leopold and CspsiIe also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ISlsnd II Palms selling stakes
purse SI0oo; ree-year-oldS and upward; mile.
Capt Bravo. IS Martini. 10 to I, won; Wood
Dove 90 tAmhrose), Is to !. second: JACK Denman,
los JHoTkinsl to 5. third. Time. lsS rs. John
FnrIong The Golden Butterfly. and Miss Jonah
also ran. Capt Bravo and Wood Dove added
FIFTH RAcE-selins: purse. ssa- thrceyeAr-
olds and upward: SIX furlonsS. Alaoh, lG tkoer-
nerl. to 5. won: Jay L.. los tSteele|. 80 to !.
second; AyeInus, lo5 jUTsn. % TO l, third Time,
lIS+5 FawR. County Boy. Diamond Buckle.
Princess MAY. Achmet, Loathly Lady, Boray,
Lesbos, and Booby also nn.
SIXTH RACE-SeIlinE: purse $50; fOur-year-olds
and UP: sir furlOngS Flying Feet lo7 tBorep. :
to 2 won V. Powers. lo7 tTumsrl, : to 5. second
Berfis 10 lKoenerl 10 TO l. third. Time. II Is.
Chiffon SquaE, Short OrdsT Animus, 0tilo, Duke
Of Bridgewater, and Wander also ran %,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
OXON HILL TEAM
ENTERS THE FIELD
Fast Amateur Aggregation Elects
Happy" Heiskell Manager
for the Season.
pori.l to The Washington Herald.

special TO The Washington Herald.
Oxon Hill. Nd, Feb. ga meeting was
held this evening at the residence OF
William Fisher for the purpose Of re-
organizing the oxon Hill baseball club
OF Prince George County. Nd. Samuel
Rowe and Edward Heiskell were elected
captain and manager, respectively. for
the season Of 1872 William Fisher, .
former amateur star of Washington.
will coach the team.
all OF last years crack team. which
won the championship of, the county. Will
be out again. Several new men, with
good regulations. have moved into the
neighborhood. and will try out for the
team. OF these, Havener. who made
quite a reputation as a twirler in Counec-
ticut last summer. and Johnny Shugrue,
the old Georgetown Prep star, look the
best.
The following players will try out for
the team: Catchers-H. Rusk, Loehl,
HeiskelL Pitchers-C. Rusk. L. Mating
". Fowler, Havener, Mumphard, Pee,
Rollins. Inielders-Major, Sweeny. Shu-
grue. n. Fisher. G. Fisher. Rollins, w.
MattingIy. outfielders-ROme, Oliveri,
H. Rusk, Z. Fisher. Cop.
Games are desired with all uniformed
teams of Maryland, Virginia, end the
Dictrict OF Columbia, Sunday games pre-
ferred.
Address Rn communications TO Edward
Heiskell, OXon Hill, Nd, or 1891 Mint
wood place northwest, Washington d.
c.. Would like to hear Immediately from
Washington Grove, Savage, and Laurel,
Nd: Cardinals. and Alexandria Athletic
Club, Of Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffve furlonsS. Dromi us lTAp
lml. to l. won; Lieut.. Sawyer. l9 TO- Grand.
to i. second; Wild Bear 10 Rosen). to /. third
Time lol rs e PATIO. Isom. Flying dor. Cart
Nelson. Tie Thomas. calithumptan. Don't Say No
and Yvoune also nan
SECOND RACE-Ons mile. Little Marchmout
los iRosenl, TO ]. won; Looia. lo5 tGruss0. TO
second; Keep Moving. 100 (Mflerl, to I. third
Time. i:ll Is Virginia Lindsay. Yankee Pooh
Emma G., Allen Feam. Pedro. and Paenco als'
nan
THIRD RACE-Five and onehaH furlongs. Haze
C.. los lSeldenl. % TO l. won; GarSnota, ll6 tR
Hoffman,, 6 10 5. second: Hardy. lQ tGros). ts
l. third. Time. iN Is Hngh Gray. NADIA Mas
Patsy Beach. AilSA Psise. Sam Conner, and Wraif
also ran. ~
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Bob Farley. lo2 a.
CsllahAn), u to s. won; MAmac ls (R. Hoffman,
TO l. second; Rake 81 Carter, to l, third
Time, I.40SS The Bailiffs Daughter, Jim Caf
ferata. Marigot. Coppers, and Heretic also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlon1- Faneuil Hal, in
tGrossl TO .. won; Frank g. Hogan, no CTaplnl
to l, second: Ed Keck. los &c. Grand. to
third. Time. li4l-S Tim Judge. sidon, FerrOna
and Marie Hyde also
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile Ocean Queen 10
(Taplinl. 9 to l. won; SOpa. loi (R. Hoffman,. &c
/ second: Thistle Rose 90 CE. Cottonl, % TO l
third. Time l:p35. Sugar Lump, L0ttI Greed
Figent. and Miss Kom also ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
EXCURSION.

Among the naval rendezvous of the
world Hampton Roads is regarded as the
most beautiful Picturesque from every
standpoint. 1t is capable OF harboring the
allied fleets of the world powers and has
ever been a favored anchorage for both
ships Of war and merchant vessels from
all parts OF the world. II was on this
broad expanse OF water that occurred the
memorable naval combat between the
Monitor and Merrirna;, that changed the
naval construction Of the world. On the
north. Fort Monroe, most imposing Of
the nations defenses; on the south, Nor
folk and Portsmouth. teeming cities filled
with bustling activity. The American
continent presents no better, more inter-
esting or attractive section in which to
spend a few days than this section of
Virginia. That section served by the
Potomac River is r1sh in Historical asso-
Citations and notable relics priceless to
the student of the nations history are
everywhere: your stay. be IL long or
short, cannot provs but Interesting and
instructive. The Norfolk and Washing
toa line. with its modern steel palace
steamers Northland and Southland, safl
daily. and their city ticket ONCE In the
Bond Building will gladly give detailed
Information
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
SEEN AT ROYAL ALLEYS

George King and george Lewis
GOOD-BY. .---. -.
There were. two ''bowIers" rather het
up last night.
When Mace made that awful strike.
Jack Works hit the roof. And then
some more.
Looks as IL Bill Rider and Sam
Hawksworth have the doubles cInched.
Pretty soft for this pair of pin knights.
The Palace team is booked to roll to-
night. and If any team is going to
break any records, this bunch should
come across. But time alone will tell.
Harry Krauss will roll with the Pal
ace outfit, and he should be able to
carry at least one dead one with him.
That boy is one of the best bowlers in
the city.
The Royals wish TO deny that Deck
man is a member of that team. Necker-
ly says that there is one 20 bowler on
the team now and that is enough. Won
der who II is?
The Hummers say the same thing about
Elmer.
''Pinky'' withers was also with US for
a short while.
Pop" Haley. the grand old man Of
the game, is staying away. Better drop
around, Pop" something Is going to
happen tonight. ~
But leave Tom Cold Glory Griffin
home.
Only two more nights.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
Bits Of Baseball.


Diggine down into the fner points Of
the game. q chicago writer chronicles
the fact that '.Rrbe waddeil, once star
twirier for the Athletics. wouldn't think
of pitching a game unless he had a sack
OF peanuts on tke bench to eat between
innings" Elephants eat 'em, too.
I'VE don't have temperance clause
In our contracts, because don't think
| we need them" So spake Charles MUIR
plsy, OF the Windy City brigade.
The Quaker rooters got this paragraph
from San Antonio recently: Manager
Mack admits that he expects things Of
Lefty Russell, and unless the $1,000 line
man short circuits his enemies he is apt
TO go with the first exodus to the slower
set Russell has as much IN the way
of maneuvers as any big Lacquer, and
now that no Is chahng the bit he Is
thought to be able 70 blaze his way In
the fast company classes. Ben Egan Is
the goods He showed that when he
shaved in the slower set last season. He
is to fill the void left by Paddy Lightfoot
Livingstone. now Of the Napland crew."
Marty o'TooIe. of Pittsburg. is surely
wonderful boxman. according to a
Smoky City diamond microbe. Marty
caught ON TO throwing spitters. 'tis
penned, while working as plumber.
Seattle VIII have two Indians on Its
team this year. One Is Dave skeek, who
has a record of striking out nine of the
FIRST ten men that faced him in a game.
and TIE other an outfielder, Frank Cas-
salery.
Nap Lajoie does not think II is good
policy for a magnate to keep his purse
strings tight .If / were a club owner
and had a pitcher offered me that i abso-
IuteIy knew would be star in the big
league. don't think would hesitate at
paying $4,000. 1t would be money well
spent, but 1 doubt II many club owners
will agree with me-"
A veteran who no longer rambles on the
greensward talking about the scarcity Of
star boxmen. says: Go back through
your memory In ten years Cleveland has
had two real star pitchers, joss and
Gregg. Chicago has had Ed Walsh, and
Walsh has been the one man to keep the
White Sox out Of the cellar. St Louis
has not had any. New York had Ches-
bro. and now Russell Ford. Philadelphia
had waddell, Plank, Bender. and
CoomDs- washington mas had only one
Walter Johnson. while Joe Wood Is the
only one developed by Boston. although
O'Brien looks as IL he might be another
one. Cy Young and Bill Deneen were
stars at Boston, but they were stars be-
fore they Joined our league"
Pitcher Kirwan. the young Wisconsin
lad who signed to go with the Cubs last
year and finished with the Danville club
of the Three-I. will likely go to the Gin
cinnati Reds this spring.
The expansion OF the American Asso-
cIation is no new thing at all. for 1t has
been talked by the magnates for at least
two years. George Tebeau has had his
eye on Pittsburg as q good city to land
a second club for over a year.
Fred Clarke, manager OF the Pirates. is
quoted as saying that the baseball play
ers do not need long trips to prepare
themselves for the seasons work. He
will find many players that will agree
with him.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
JONES WILL TRY
FOR VORLD'SMARE
Cornell Runner Hopes TO- Set New
Record in Big Georgetown
Meet Saturday.

Word was received here Yesterday from
corneIrs training camp 10 the effect
that John Paul Jones, worlds mile record
holder. and intercollegiate sso-yard cham
pion, in a trial under Coach Moakley's 5
dining had equaled his own mark for
the mile. and that the Washington boy
would attempt TO break the worlds In
door record for this distance at the
GEORGETOWN meet Saturday next
II Is Jones ambition to make worlds
indoor mark In his home city, and he
has been training faithfully to accom-
plish this feat. He is almost certain to
smash the Southern mark. He viii be
carried along In the mile by a fast and
game lot of runners, ard owing 10 this
pace he is likely to realize his ambition.
Jones VIII have a host of followers. This
boy only last year set the athletic world
talking by his great feats.
Virginia has entered five men In the
hish jump and Johns Hopkins three.
Princeton will be represented by Simons,
while Douglas and Dickinson will wear
the dark blue Of Yale. Thorpe, the great
Indian athlete and star high jumper,
should meet with some stif opposition
in this event. owing to the stars from
other colleges competing There are ten
other contestants OF lesser light on the
high jump.
Relay racing will add greatly to the
event. Cornell and the Indians have
been matched in a mile event. and al
though the Ithacans come touted as one
OF Monkeys fastest fours, Glenn War
ner, the Carlisle coach, has great conf
dence in his charges. The Indian team
Is said to be the fastest that has ever
wore the red and gold Of Carlisle.
Yale's two-mile team will meet Prince
ton. Greater college rivals do not exist
than Yale and Princeton, and when the
Tiger tackles the Bulldog In any branch
OF sports a rafting. contest always re-
suits. As in future years, Georgetown
and Virginia will wind up the big pro-
gramme in their annual relay race at a
mile.
Tickets are selling fast at Roberts and
SpaIding's sporting good stores.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
PLANS IETERcHuRCH BODY.
Men ana neIision Conmittee Hear
Report of canpaiEn.

Report OF Campaign
Preliminary plans for the organization
Of an interohuroh federation were for
muiated yesterday afternoon by the exec-
utive committee Of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement at meeting in the
ONCE Of George W. r. .swartzell. pres
ident OF the committee.
Tho question was presented by Rev. II.
8. Pinkham. who had been assigned to
prepare a report on the matter. A
lengthy report on the eight-day cam
paign. recently held in the city was pre-
sented. The report showed that us meet
ings were held and that approximately
i5,ooo persons attended.
No report on the house-to-house can
vass taken last Sunday for the purpose
Of ascertaining the church status of ev-
cry resident Of the city was submitted,
because Of the absence OF Fred c. Crox-
ton, who Is In charge OF this phase of
the work. The work has not been COM
pleted. A brief report was made on the
big congress TO be held In New York
City from April 10 to "A. when the coun-
try-wide campaign will come to a termi-
nation.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
wEDs TO GET FORTUNE.
Charles Corbin VIII Benefit to the
Extent of $4,000.

Mansfield, Mass, Feb. 2-Charies Cor
bin, son Of the late multi-millionaire
founder Of the hardware trust. the Hon.
Philip corbin, came forth from his long
exile to-day and married Mrs. Mona
Babit. II was purely a love match,
friends Of the couple say. but Incidental
ly by presenting the marriage certihcate
to Judge OF Probate Barnard +. Gaffney.
at New Britain, Corbin will henceforth
receive the income from $4,000 instead
Of $4,000.
The elder Corbin left several millions.
but only $500 went to his spendthrift
son, with another $500 set aside for
him IL he married and settled down be-
fore January /, OF next year.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
DOMINICAN ADMINISTRATION.
New President Installed and CabI-
net Selected.

Santo Domingo. Feb 2S-EIadio Victoria.
who was elected on December i. took the
cath yesterday as President of the re-
public Of santo Domingo for a term OF
six years. He selected the following
cabinet:
Premier. minister of war, and minister
of interior-AItredo Victoria
Minister OF hnance-M. Cardova
Minister Of foreign arfairs-Arturo Ma
chado.
Minister OF justice-Angel Soler.
Minister of agriculture-Luis Pelletier.
Minister of public works-M. Troncoso.
1t is stated that peace prevails through
out the country.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
ASKED TO FIND MOTHER.
Authorities Hear Appeal OF Boy
Deserted Twenty Year. Ago.

Deserted TWenty henrs AGO.
The District authorities have been re-
quested by Montgomery Scott to insti-
tute a search for his mother, who de-
serted HIM and his brother. James Oliver
Scott, at the Washington Asylum twenty
wears ago. The mother was seen about
four years aga, when she called at the
institution 10 see her children. The young
men had left the institution, so the
mother departed. Nothing has been heard
OF her since.
James. the older brother. was adopted
by n Western ranchman UPON leaving the
Washington Asylum. Montgomery was
sent to the Junior Republic, near Annap-
oils Junction. Md. Several years ago
Montgomery left the republic and OBJ
tanned a position on a farm at Green's
burg, Pa While at Greensburg he met
with a railroad accident and lost his
leg. Since then he has been living in
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
SON TO CROWN PRINCESS.
Daughter of Duke of ConnauEht
Now Has Four Children.

Stockholm. Feb. ga ten-pound son
was born to Crown Princess Margaret
to-day.
Crown Princess Margaret is a daugh-
ter Of the Duke Of Connaught. governor
general of Canada, and sister Of Prin-
cess Patricia. Her marriage to Prince
Gustavus Adolphus was purely a love
match. and grew out of meeting at
Cairo during the social season. They al
ready have two sons and daughter. The
oldest boy is six years old.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
7. F. RYAN QUITS AS DIRECTOR.
Resignation Accepted by Tobacco
Trust on Last Dissolution Day.

New York. Feb. Sat meeting Of
the directors Of the American Tobacco
Company. held to-day. the resignation of
Thomas F. Ryan as director, which
was presented recently. was accepted.
The resignation OF Paul Brown, of St
Louis. was also accepted.
This Is the final day for carrying out
the terms OF the decree OF the United
States Circuit Court regarding the dis
integration OF the American Tobacco
Company. According TO the officers of
the company, all the requirements OF the
decree have been complied with, among
them being a distribution Of securities
and assets.
Recently several prominent directors of
the American Tobacco Company have re-
signed.-and their places wiz be filled at
the annual meeting OF the stockholders.
to be held on March IL
The japanese make vegetable isinglass
from six varieties OF seaweed-
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

New York, Feb. 2s.-The Sailor Burke
and Mike Cantwell bout. scheduled for
Tomorrow night at the National Sport
ing Club. has been postponed on ac-
count Of Cantwell being III.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
BOWLERS FAIL 10
LOWER RECORDS
The Washington Herald's Duckpir
Tournament Rapidly Draw
ing to Close.
BOWLING TOURNEY DATES.
SCHEDULE ron TONIGHT.

SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT.
5E3O-AHeys and ?, Rieff and Col
lett. Fague and Ferguson.
siI5--AIleys L and 2, FaGue, Fer
gusOn, Peston, III. h. Ricketts,.
9s00--Afleys 1 and 2, Cullen, Keel
er. Collins, and Lowering.
SiI5--AlIeys 1 and 2, FflberE, stie-
fel. George, and sonheimer.
I0t30-Aneys 1 and 2. Sparrough,
Lanahan, Freeman, s0nheiner.
Etse-AIIeys and Z, Toledo-Psl-
ace.
st4s-AlIeys and 4, J. IsoveInee,
Mcclure, Dunn, II. krauss.
I0t3O-AIIeys and &, Graves and
Weeks, J. LoyeIess and Roberts.
SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY.
7t3O--AlIeys 4 and :, GufenOt, Dut-
ton, MoIer. A. II. Rodriek.
siI5-AIIeys and 2, Lawder,
Suess, w. Fenton, Weeks.
9tOO-AIleys and ?, Moore, Lakin,
Man. Graves.
gs45-Alleys I and 2, De 10 and
partner, e. Miller, Walk.
No marks were broken in The Wash
ngton Herald's monster duckpin tour
last night, although two teams
several doubles, and singles were count
ID. The only mark to be beat was th'
ligh score, first game, which went t.
dcKillen in the singles, with a mari
II s6. Had 1t not been for a bad break
score of IS would have fallen to thii
'opular pin knight.
Only two more nights are left OF
which the bowlers will roll for tn,
handsome medals offered as prizes. anC
lg no changes will ha nada in fh,
schedule. 1t is expected that a larg,
,rowd will attend the tourney tonight
Is the fast Palace team is booked q
oil.
Following are the scores made las
light:
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

An invention that viii stop leaks IN
submarine craft automatically Is claimed
by the French navy.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

Sweden's water courses are estimated
to be able TO produce lpOo0ooo horsepower
nine months in every year
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

No one would dare to suggest thai
financial considerations ever effect the
making Of the list of those whom the
British prime minister Is pleased tc
honor every New Years Day. Perish the
thought But those who read my de-
tailed description the other day OF the
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
y. ". c. A. LEAGUE.
rArENT ExANINERs. LEAGuE.
BOWLING LEAGUE.

CARROLL COUNCIL *. OF c) LEAGUE.
AIaria -E.i..A.-.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
cantueII-Burke Fight on.

'Appscntios Allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

The japanese make vegetable isinglass
from six varieties OF seaweed.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
RACING CARDS TO-DAY.

RsT RACE-Purse. so; colts and eeldinE;
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
.Appreuties allowance claimed.
JuareE.

and mars; Eve and one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-26

/ While General Baden Powell was in
America he told Colonel Livingstone
the president of the American boy
scouts. of his conference with King
George. Naturally it wes desired by
bis sovereign that he devote his lite to
the army, but when he had returned
from the war. hero of the battlefield
On the African vedt. he felt that his
real life must be devoted to the boy
scout movement He SO informed the
king, but as loyal subject he bowed
as he said; Il leave 1t to you, your
majesty what shall it be?' The
army" replied the king. Then am
to abandon the English boys, Who is
going to take up the task" The king
reflected moment and then replied:
Stick to the boys, Powell In
That moment by the wish and COM
mand of his sovereign. the life work
ii BadenPoWell was determined. con
secrated and confirmed, NATIONAL
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-26
Business for Sale.

New and Second Hand Furniture
and Stove business. This business
has paid well. Good now. Estab-
'lish ID years. No competition.
One Of the best locations In Illinois.
Anna Is fine town for this business
and Is located in the heart of the
fruit and berry section of Southern
Illinois. Stock consists of all kinds
of furniture, mattresses, rugs, gran
lite and tinware, chinaware, 60
carts, small musica! instruments,
watches, clocks, guns, window
shades, cook, heating and gasoline
stoves. Fine building, good ware
house, fine location. Buyer has OPP
ton Of building. Rent $1,000 per
month Splendid chance for the
right man. Will sell entire stock
with tools and fixtures for $4,000.
Terms spot cash. Come and investi-
gate this proposition. E. w. Coop
err. Union County, Anna, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-26

county, at the court house in Cairo
at the February term, A. ID. 1913, Of
said court, on the first Monday in
February next, at which time al
persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the nn-
dersigned.
Dated this nineteenth day of
November, A. y. 1912.
LOUIS WALDSCIlMIDT, Executor