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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1003
Cairo Opera House.
D. I. WILLIAMSON, Manager.
ON ft TOUT ONLY. 1
SAJUftDAY, MAY .
joe WEBtR'sp;r;".,r
'DREAM CITY'
(From Wt bar's Theatre, N. Y.)
WITH
LITTLE CHIP
AND
MARY MARBLE
Hook by Eduar Smith.;
Music by Vn tou Hkrhijkt.
OOMPANV O f BO
America's Most Fascinating
Beauly Chorus.
TRICES -Entire lower floor
$1.50; first two rows dress cir
cle $100, b laoce 75c gallery
25ns rid 50c. Seats on sale Friday
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Matrons' Club.
Tin Matrons' eiub mot y storday
afternoon at the residence of Mis.
Stephen liii.l ou Twoni fifth ftreet
anil held tlio last meeting of a veiy
pleasant season. ' Five hundred," the
club game, whs played and luncheon
was served.
Former Cairo Girl Weds.
' The marriage cf M:ss Iiura Wa -bridge
Daley, daughter of Mr. and
.Mis. Egbert E. Walhridge, formerly
of Cairo, to Mr. Charles Jackson True
is announced. The et remony was per
formed on Saturday. April .."dli. They
will Ho at homo at "ino.", Madison ave
nue, Chicago.
Arcade Theatre
221-23 l iab Street.
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Sontfs
Program Ghned Dally.
Toulijht
Reception and Sale.
A reception anil delicatessen sa'e
will he held ' Saturday afternocn at
2 o'clock ut. tlit Episcopal rectoiy
under tho auspices of the High School
class of the Sunday school and one
of the guilds of tho c:iurch. There
will he a display of fancy work on
sale and the affair doibtless will at
tract many.
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Wedding Announced.
Cards have boon received horo an
nouncing the marriage of Mr. Ii,is
Jacob Wcis and Miss Adelaide Mai
i Hunt which wa-; solemnized in N'ash
ville, Teiin.. Saturday. April IS. Mr.
aid Mrs. '.Wis will no at homo alter
April 27 at --! West Baltimore street.
Jackson. Teiin.
The bride is a daughter of Mr
Wilkiiis Hunt, a well known con
ductor on the Illinois Central railroad
who has a run between Cairo and
Jackson.
TRY IT
DR. MORRISON
DENTIST
OtlM 707 Commercial AvM.
Gannon Phone 71.
Tke Moat Ken-nktort Urlak la the World
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Advertising In The Bulletin Is profit
able to the advertiser because It has
the highest class circulation.
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Fortnightly Musical Club.
French composers received atten
tion at tho hands of the program com
mittee of the Fortnightly Musical
(lib yesterday afternoon at Libra! y
Hall. Tho characteristics cf . th"
French school were brought out in
a varied program or opera, secular
and sacred compositions given by
Mrs. li. H. Thistlewood, Misses Zephia
Smith, Magdalene Vamtei burgh and
Bessie Turner.
The program wns ns follows re
ceiving tho close attention of a most
appreciative audionooi,.'
Piano, Overture .from Massaniello
Aubcr; Mrs. Thistle-wood and Mi-s
Smith.
Songs, (a) Even Bravest Heart;
tb) If Happy Fortune: (c) Tho King
of Thulo from opera of Faust
Gounod; Miss Turner.
Violin, Sarabande and Tambourin
I.oclalr; Miss Vanderburgh.
Piano, (a) Venitienne, fourth Bir
carollo Godard: (hT .Varzurk Sue
doiso op. 5 ChamlnaiTe; Mrs. Thistlewood.
Songs, fa) The Captive Edouard
I.alo; (b) Bon jour, Suzon Francis
Thome; Miss Turner.
Piano, (a) Pas des Amphores
Chaminade; (b) Pierrette, op 41
Chnminade; Miss Smith.
iVolin. Scone de Ballet De Beriot;
Miss Vanderburgh.
Vocal, O Divine Redeemer
Gounod; Miss Timor; violin obligate,
Miss Vanderburgh.
Piano accr mpaniments by Mm.
Thistlewood.
There was an unusually large at
tendance of members and the club
was honored to have two guests, Mrs.
Nellie Morchead Courtright, a former
resident who is hero for a sojourn
after ten years spent in Madras, In
dia, Mrs. Fred Rittenhoiiso of Cii
cago. formerly Miss Mary Wood, of
Cairo and Master Ford Dodds.
At the business meeting following
the program the resignation of Miss
I.'ertha Sehlosser was received and
accepted by the clt:b with regret.
Tho next meeting will be hold Tues
day afternoon, May 12. when Mr.
Samuel Dodds, Mrs. diaries O. Pa
tier, Mrs. Leigh Wyman and Miss
Madge Zimmerman will give the pro
gram, American composers having
been assigned for this meeting.
white bat trimmed with lavendar w
leria an. I can toil a (output ot laven-
dar, pink a:id white sweet peas.
Misses Ttss Cuiioll and K' so Grea
noy wore mo oiniesmnMs ami thev
were gowned In dainty white cos
tumes trimmed with Va'em-iemies
lace. They wore w hite plumed hat 4
and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony an i l
formal reception was held at t' o
resilience of Mr. and Mrs. Patrb k
Seullin where the bride has resided,
the guests being the immediate rela
tives of the bride, the bridal party,
the church choir and the Enfros
Nous club.
L'reakfast was served at 11 o't 1: ok
in eight eorrses. the table being d eo
rated with white carnations and fern
and candelabra with white and groin
shades on a hue cloth.
Tho decorations at the church were
most cfl'o tivo, palms, ferns and carna
tions forming the chief adornment.
Mr. and Mrs. Sfart h ft at 1:10
o'clock for New Orleans, Mobile and
other points in the south. The bride's
traveling frock was a brown and ecru
Mtriped tailored ci stisme. She were
a large sailor of burnt straw color
trimmed with a profusion of rod
roses and was most attractive as she
wis surrounded by a partv of friend-
who accompanied her and tier hus
band to the station.
Mr. and Mrs. Start will reside at
the Davis residence on Ninth and
Walnut streets.
The bride is a daughter of Cart,
and Mrs. M. Williams of Padueah.
She formerly resided at Mound Ci'y,
but for the past four years has m oi
lier homo in Cairo, being employed in
th- office of the Hallidny Millng.
company. She is a most attractive,
CEMETERY ROAD
10 BE WINED
JUCGE WALL IN WASHINGTON TO
URGE CONGRESSIONAL
ACTION.
Road Too Narrow and Sides Too Steep
Causing Frequent Slides and
Danger to Travel
Fence Useless.
Sir! and has many friends, as was
evident on her wedding dav.
Mr. Stuart is a son of Mr. Cbar' s
R. Stuart, one of Cairn's prominent
citizens, with whom he is associated
in the insrrnnoo business. He Is a
most exemplary young man.
Among tho handsome presents re
ceived bv the bride was a Mission
library set of handsome design from
the Hallidny Milling company.
The out-of-town guests vvfre:
Capt. and Mrs. Williams, of Padu
eah: Mr. anil Mrs. James. J. Rohan,
jof St. Ixn-.is; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dutz,
,irs. aiary i imnmgnnm. Miss Rose
Mulroney and Mrs. John Culp, of
Mound City; Miss Jennl- Seullin. of
I.otetta Academy, Florissant. Mo.,
and Miss Elizabeth Kcofe, of it.
Ixiuis.
H. H. Halliday has returned from a
btijjlmss trip to St. I,ou!s.
Deputy Sheriff J. B. Collins re
turned from a trip to Marion ves tor-day.
Miss Bcusb
more street
Tupelo, Miss.
Whelan of 2!'1 Syca
is visiting relatives in
Misses Nellie and Emma Kleb, f
Sixth street, have returned from a
visit at St .Louis. I
The county commissioners of Pu
laski county engaged Judge Wall to
go to Washington about ten days ago.
to urge upon Cotigres-inan Thlst'o-
wood and others the ne-d of doing
something f i- the maint n:mce (f the
National Cemetery road. Judge Wall,
accompanied by Mrt;. Wall, have
been there a week or long Tho
Pulaski county hoard htU ve that
what is more needed than a fence
along the real is a general widening
all aiong from Mound City and from
Cache btidse. The real has been
seriously damaged by slides at
various points and is rendered almost
impassable from this cause. It is
very high in places and its slept s nr
too steep on ootn spies, i ne sn.ies
J have been so numerous and Lad dur
ing the present rainy s -asm that
travel over it. has been dangerous or
impossible and during the last wet k
citizens of Mound City have In en
hauling oindeis to patch it up where
the breaks are Worst. Tho road is
too narrow even when In good order,
since the automobile . has come into
I'so. which often makes reentry
teams shy to one sl.le and do n the
embankmi nt. Accidents of this kind
have been numerous. it is argued
that while a fence might ! ssen this
kind of accident.-!, it would not It'
long ent'l tho fence would be can led
away by the continuous sliding oi
the road and tho money spent for a
fence would thus bo wasted.
it is the purp.-.se of Judge Wall's
visit in Washington to present thts
facts to congressmf n. also to offer
any concessions in the way of deeds
which the department may reipiire in
order to induce it to take over the
care of tho road and do what tiny le
necessary to put it in proper condititn
for travel all the year round.
MARKET ACTIVE
III RFAL ESTATF
NUMBER OF DEEDS FILED FOR
RECORD IN PROPERTY DEALS
IN CAIRO AND ALEXANDER
COUNTY.
Tho residence of George F. Ort on
Washington avenue was sold yester
day to W. H. Lawsnu of the Throe
Slates Buggy and Implement com
pany who with his family will occupy
it. Mr. Oil who ror-ontly went to
l California has decide. 1 t ) locate there.
I Tho property consists of a modern
two story residence mid two lots.
I Aru ther sa'e of yesterday was made
'by Cni t. John Hodges, who trans
ferred his residence on Sycamore
street near Twenty sixth street to
Alderman William
Hodges will remove
Crea! Springs.
Transfers ivoerdei
(dork's office to date
W. W. Wiibourn
Henderson w .!. northwt
M.igner. Capt.
his family . to
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FREE! FREE! FREE!
To the Women of Cairo:
A series of six cooking lessons,
given By one of the best lady cooking
teachers in the country.
IX. SV3. UZ. O. ML.L-
VcdnostIay Kvenind
Tliur.sday Afternoon
Friday Evening
Saturday Afternoon
Come and bring your friends.
Oihcr special inducements offered.
7:30 to 9:30.
2:30 to 5:00.
7:30 to 9:30.
2:30 to 5:QO.
I at the circuit
are as follows:
r; ux to Georg '
st (pi irter of
Call up Buchanan's Music Store if
you want your
"1ANOS OK ORGANS TUNED OR
REPAIRED. M. R. BRIGHTER,
Resident Tuner, 2b years experience
All Work ' Guaranted. Moderate
Charges.
northeast quarter, s-ctiou " K town
ship 1,", range 2, $2"i0.
Emma I.. Cantwell to IV best P. '
Calitwell w d, city of Cairo, lols .1. ,
7 and part of S, 1i!,:i-k -i5, S."i,r,0'l. i
George W. Fithian ot ux to E'izi-I
b.th Cox w 1. soul Invest ip ai ter of j
southwest quarter, -ition 2S. town-
ship I I. range 2. $2'"'0.
Benjamin F. Hiekerson ot ux to
James A. Ccx w d, southeast ipiarter
of southeast quarter, section 2S, town
ship II. range 2. ?-nO.
Tessa J. Ellis and husband to Ellon
O. Simpson d. city of Cairo, li t .".1,
block 72. Jl.-pii.
Robert B. Cantwell to Emma L.
Caiitweil w d, ( it y of Cairo, lots .1. d,
and part of S, block Id. $.".'!" .
Emma I.. Cantwi il to i- ! Mot-
chua d. city if Cairo, lot " and part
of lot ft, block s:;..-,oa.
lames I.i. Wail ot ux to M. Ilyman
d. oit v of Cairo, lots c, 7 and S.
bhuk 70.
William Loach ot ex to Win. Man
ner et ex w i city of t. alro, lu st a I-
ition, lot IIS. block 2d, $f!.'..
Walter Sorrels et ux to I'et.r Mi'
r w d. town of Sandusky, block 1,
?1 f'-Vi.
I. K-ily et ux to Reel
d. city of Cairo, lit 2",
MKNU 1'OK WK DNKSDAY
Timbale of M -;.t, Tomato Since
Potatoes O'J.rien
Cream i f Celery
Apples Baked with Almonds
u P,ikiti l'oA'.ier I5uctuts
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g Don t forget the time and place and
I don t fail to be there.
I CAIRO CITY GAS COMPANY
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REAL ESTATE
Michael
recti 1 e
ook 11. SI.
Carrie F.
ilford w
lots 1 and :
Armstrong to .h hn A.
I. tiwn of Olive Branch,
. block :!. JS.'O.
CARD OF THANKS.
WE MAKE
SIGNS
THAT ANYONE CAN READ.
MARBLE, THE PAINTER,
220 EIGHTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILL.
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
II. Clay Lewis of Twenty-fifth
.street is connnoii to his home ry an
J attack of illness, being threatenel
with pneumonia.
Residence of Byron L. Ellis on Walnut
Street Caught Fire From Paint
er's Blow-Pipe.
Fresh Dry Batteries, Best
Spark Pings, Spark Coils,
Batttry wire, Gas Engine
Oil, Propeller Wheels and
in tact everything in the
way of supplies for gaso
line engines and motors al
ways on hand and at riht
pii es
NATIONAL MOTOR
AND SUPPLY CO.
2Hh uid Commercial.
Williams-Stuart Nuptials.
Nature smiled a benediction on the
wedding of two well known CaTm
young people vesteMay morning
when Mr. Edward John Stuart and
Miss Abb" Elizabeth Williams were
united In marriage, the , .ceremonies
Iteing of exceptional beauty and ini
pressiveness. Nuptial bi?h tnass was
celebrated by Rev. Fr. James Downey
assisted by Kev. Fr. C. J. Eschman
of Prairie du Roeher. at St. Patrick's
chinch in tho presence of a large
concrogation of friends of the happy
couple at H o'clock in the moin'ng.
Masters Emil Bono nd John Soul
lin were servers at the mass and
Master John Seullin was ring-bearer.
As the bridal party enter-d the
church, the bii lal chorus from Lohen
grin w as played by Miss O si ia lilom
on tho organ with violin (ddi-ato by
Mrs. L. Emile Profib t. The cor -ninny
was tho ring son ice mid the
wedding was ospocia'l.v beautiful, the
Choir singing Millard's Mass l:i C. A
duet. "O Salutaris." was sung by Mhs
Myrtle Bambriek and Dr. Jimos Mo
Mams and a solo "O Promi-se Me"
was given by Mr. Janus Rohan if St
Louis, a brother in law of the I ride.
The ''ride enter", fs-oit'd by her
father and was met at th" altar by
the I. rideirroom. Sho was lovelv in
E. I). Carey left yesterday for
Meridian, Miss., whore iio will trans
act business. From there he w.iW.go
to Washington ami New York (n
hvsiness.
.Miss Mattle MnVviliill of Twenty
second street, went to St. Louis yes
terday to visit her uncle Thomas Mul
vihiil, excise commissioner of that
city.
Capt. and Mrs. M. Williams, of Pa
dueah, who came bore to attend the
wedding of their daughter. Williams
Stuart wedding went to Mound Ci'y
yesterday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Lutz.
I a princ( ss gown of whit" embrod '
I rM ni"'I trimmed vv'th ha uls of
i French filet and Valenclnnes lace
fashioned over a lace mull slip. Her
vol! was caught with li'ies f f tho va!
loy and she carried a shower bcu'pi t
fjf bride's rf Fes.
The matron of hroior was Mrs.
Janes J. Rodian of St. Loins sls'er
o.f the bride who wore a white on
brridored gown also In princes'
farhion and beautifully gamitiircd
with Valenciennes lace. She were a
Mrs. Martha I iihti and gran I
daugliter, Pauline I.emon who spent.
tho winter hero an c;;osts of the for
nier's sister, Mrs. Sarah I.emon
Painters at work on the residence
of Byron L. KU'm at lull Walnut street
used a lifow-pipe yesterday afternoon
to remove the old paint from tip
building and set fire to the house. Th"
flames smoldered between the roe!
and the ceiling of the house and th.'
tiiemeti were obliged t. cut boles in
the roof and the sides of the house to
h onto the source of the lire.
The fire did not do much damage,
but water and smoke damaged the In
terior of the house to some extent. A
portion i f the furniture was removed
from the house by neighbors win
came to the assistance of the occu
pants. TTie firemen of both stations
responded to the alarm and gave good
service.
F. E. H. G odonow, piano-maker
and tuner of St. Louis. Mo.: tone and
, t touch completely restored. Best work
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j.sf i maiisnip
(Hot
West Twenty-second ftroef, loft
rii,i. i. ... ...ot
II I 1 1 L nil It ,1 t;i i 1 1 i - t le v mi
stie-nd -H few- i1mv bffr,r" n ttiniliin (.iieuee
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their, homo in Hastings, Minn.
Damage by Rust in Wheat.
The value of wheat ruined by th
rust is estimated at $.".000,0u0 a year.
and material, will no at
Illinois until May loth. Refer
Miss Emma Lansden.
Living in Suspense.
It is a miserable thing to live In
suspense; it is the life of a spider-Swift.
NOT ONLY INDIGESTION BUT
ALL STOMACH MISERIES GO
EACH 22 GRAIN TRIANGULE WILL
DIGEST 3000 GRAINS OF FOOD
AND CURE STOMACH MIS
ERY FIVE MINUTES
AFTER.
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I n.-re would not be a case ( f Ii
gi-stion her- if road -is who are subj"C'
to Stomach trouble knew the tronien
don digestive virtue contained in ( to
-. grain I riauguio of Diapop:
na:niPss preparation is eaten an
tastes like cand:,. though o:;e Triaticu'
will digest a heavy meal without th
s'Uht. st fu. or di.-cotnf tt. and r !:. v
the sonr. st. a'i! st'imac'i in five m'n
utes. besides overcoming all foul. Nan--(ous
odors from the breath.
Ask y ur ) inrma-ist to sicv ou
the formula plainly printi d on each
.'.'I rent oas -f Pape's Diap"; sin. then
you will roadiiy understand why thD
promptly cures Indigestion al),l
moves such symptoms as Heartburn, a
feeling likwe a lunrp of lead in the
stomach. Belching of Gas and Eructa
tions of undigested food, water brash.
Nauseam Headache. Biliousness and
nany other bad symptoms; and, be
sides, you will not ne.l laxatives t
keep your stomach and intestines
clean and frosh.
If your Stomach Is scur or your foo l
do( sa t digest, and your meals don't
tempt vou. whv not got a 50 -cent case
Thi-j today and mnk life w rth living?
j Absolute relief from Stomach misery
(and perfect digestion of anything yon
i eat is sure to follow for five minutes
on" case is often
a while family of
aftor. and. besides
sufficient to cure
Fwn trouble.
Surely, a harmless, inexpensive pre
paration like Di:ippsin. which will al
ways, either at daytime r during th"
night, relieve your stomach misery and
digest your meals, is about as handy
and valuable a thing as you could have
in the house.
W"
i hanks
i he (in
saving
by (ire.
IlVItON
desire to express sincere
to neighbors, friends and to
men of this rtty for aid in
our home from d struction
I,. ELLIS AND WIFE.
Uoeos and other plants at Mrs. Mad
Ion's, 819 Twenty-second street.
Uave orders for cut flowers.
CITf NEWS IN BRIEF
Degree Work Tonight.
All members of Alexander lodge I.
O. O. F. are roijuesied to attend a
meeting at. their hall at S o'clock to
night (WediK sdaj ) for degre work.
LOANS
ACTS
AND RENTS.
List Your Property with me for Sale
or Rent.
WALL
Eighth
Street and Commercial Ave.
UPSTAIRS-
Bought Store at Carnack.
J. D. Copolaud, of Carnack, was in
the city yesterday. lie recently
bought the general store of It. V. ;'op"
and is making it hum. He was for
merly of (.rand Chain but is now Car
Hack's leading merchant.
Relief Messages Free.
The Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany will transmit f:ee ou its own lines
within the I'uite.i States telegrams
relating to relief of sufferers from lie'
recent cyclone in the south when sucfi
telegrams are offered by duly cons:'
aited relief organizations or bv public
ffieers in the official capacity.
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Marriage Licenses.
Edward J. Stuart and Abbe H. Wil
liams, both of Cairo.
Tom Gary and Lizzie Reeves, both
f La Center. Ky.
Buldie Jones nd Mattie Fre man
'loth of .Wick I iff e. Ky.
Lulher N. Barnhill and Nellie Mc
Millia. both of Annlston. Mo.
Nasecni Saliba and Shnhida Okie
'lanna. both of Cairo.
Jacob Kushner and Annie quick.
both of Anderson. Mo.
Enlisted i U. S. Army.
Capt. W. I,. Rood. C. S. A., vls te I
the looal recruiting office vesterdav
and enlisted si wen for the cast
artillerv branch of the service. They
were Hart v Giant, of St. Iannis, Alo.:
Wos'oy Burns, of Friarpnrt. Miss.:
losepdi Sohulu. (d Maiiisonvillo, Ky. ;
"has. Everett, of Metropolis, 11,.
lames Rafferty. of Altootia, "a.: and
Wilov Hobbs. of Rockeroek. III. Thev
eft for Jeffetson Bnnaoks. Mo..
where they will receive preliminary
training. Many young m n are join
ing the army now because. ( f th" good
prospect of getting a.i increase in
pay.
Reception and sale at. Rectory Sat
urday afterno: n at L' o'chu k by High
School class and Guild. Delicatessen
and fancy work.
In connection with our Gas and Electric bus
iness we have also taken up
PLUMBING
and are carrying a complete line of plumbing
fixtures and supplies, such as tubs, lavatorys,
sinks, toilets, pip fittings etc., etc. When In
need of anything in this line kindly call on
KALLIDAYRITTENHOUSE COMPANY
GKi Commercial Avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
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Hickory Stove Wood
We run two wagons, make prompt deiweriea.
Th only place In town
where you can get a"
Hickory Wood. Two horse
Wagon $1.50. '
BELL PHONE 235.
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
West 21st St. M. A O. R. R.
-WOODS FEVER PILLS.
TRACt TZyvAHK
PILLS
re the best remedy on the market h
reak up Grip and Colds.
For sale by all druggists, 50c per box.
Modern Journalism.
Newspaper men were to be excluded
from a famous trial. "That's good,"
one of them remarked. "I hate to be
hampered by 'acts in writing up a
case of this kind.'"
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SHELVING
I have 10 Floor Cases ii
stock and will sell them
during April
Plate Glass Tops $4.r.O
per foot.
Double Strength Glas,
Top $3.60 per foot.
Frames made of Quarter
ed Oak.
Cor. 9th and Cedar
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