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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, HAY 7, 1908
'ME -AIWO rtULLt riN
j SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
mmiMI ! Ik (MiraroMvBH lor truualMl.a
tkrodgk i mailt t Mos4-lMa rate.
Cairo Opera House
Open for Summer Season.
MOVING PICTURES (n
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
BUSY ALL THE TIME
Afternoon and Evening 2:30
to 5:30; 7:30 to 10:30.
PPROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
TODAY
A FRENCH GUARD'S BRIDE
AND,.
A MISER'S PUNISHMENT
Mrs.
tlKlith
Bridge Whist Club.
E. C. Jla'Iiday of Tweiity
KtrtM't will cnlcrtili the
Whist t luh tliis :ift:Miu:on.
, fi'fv
will
m nri ltouor.ihlo
remain in I'tviro.
Sisc'iargH anj
Married at Wickliffe.
Mr. Win. F. WVrt mid Miss (5 r-
'triiilo CallasKo, loth of Cairo vuuv
mi i tod in marriage Tirmlay. May 5.
at Wickliffe, Ky. Mrs. U. A. Julian,
mother of the hriilo witncxscl thu
ccicniony. Mr. unit Mrs. Wert are
well known in Cairo, ami their
friends will wish tliein much hai'
iu'ks. They will resi.li' for the pres
ent at lSOlt Washington avium'.
Mrs. Noll, sister of Mrs. A. J. Ross
of Eleventh strett. is here from Clin
ton. Ky. Mrs. Itoss lias been serious
ly ill for some days.
Pr. B. H. Cordon left Ut nivtht for
New Vork where lie will tak a two
months' course of post graduate work
at one of the medical coI'okon. lie
expects to return to Cairo ab.mt Juiy
1st.
Arcade Theatre
221-223 Kltfhth Street.
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Sontfs
Frotfram Changed Dally.
Tonight
THE EASTER FAIRY,
THE HUNCHBACK.
DR.
DENTIST
707 Commrlal
Qannon Phone 71.
use
AUTO BALL BEARING
MOWER.
LAWN
Four llevolving Cutters niale of
best crucible steel teiniered in oil,
spiral form shear cut and self.sliarp
ening. Highest grade ball bearing
parts. Perfect adjustment, noiseless
in operation and light running. Prices
much below many other makes. .We
have a fulf lino of Garden Wheel
barrows, ' Garden Hose, Hose Heels
and Nozzles, and Lawn Sprinklers.
Call and get prices.
JOS. B. REED,
1005 Ohio Street, Cairo Illinois.
The Mt Kefmalaf Drink la the World
in BOTTi.ra
At (II (0d IUr, (jronriM 4 BUndi
Have- The Bulletin on your break
fast table every morning. It will cost
you only two cents per day.
This $35 Suit of Raja
Silk will be offered
at Grand Leader
Monday May 11 fh
For $15.
Wednesday Card Club.
The Wednesday Club met yester
day afternoon with Miss Flora S 'hut
ter of Lower Wasliinntm avenii" and
spent a pleasant time a progressive
"live hundred."
The prize was won by Mrs. C. C.
Terrell who received a handsome sil
ver belt buckle.
The guests of the club were Mrs.
John W. Ilransford. of Union City,
Totin., Mrs. M. Uyman, Mrs. John L.
Parham. Mrs. K-iwant L Gi t.
Mrs. Hal N. Calhoun, Miss Daisy
Hacker, Miss Margaret LaMsdcn.
George T. Carnes is :n receipt of a
letter from William Whi'e of Pi'ts
Inirg, formerly of Cairo, in which he
states that he expects to siil for Ire
land, June fi en the steamer Co'umbla
where he will spend t'.ie Hummer.
J John L Mace, a member of the
senior class of the medical co'lege at
Nashville, Teiin.. was in the city yes-
Iterday en route to ICMorailo t visit
ORGAN ZtR OF
LABOR IS HERE
EDWIN R. WRIGHT OF CHICAGO,
PRESIDENT OF ILLINOIS FED
ERATION VISITS CAIRO.
TALKS OF FARMERS
And Union Which They Will Form at
Springfield Next Week Mid
dlemen Will Be
Eliminated.
friends. Mr. Mace
of the carrier force
office.
formerly was one
of the Cairo post-
Fads and Fashions.
Special to The liulletiii. I
New Vork. May 5. Aiming the new
shades sulphur is conspicuous, also
the dull yellow and old sold. (.'oba't,
and a brilliant shade of blue is tlie
thing, then comes the deeper, b'eu d '
roi. indigo, the grayish Wedgwood
and what is known as 'blue alter the
rain' a rather cold, liilit tint. Nep
tune is very good and the slate, blue
is found in some materials. Some of
the reds are delightful, the summer
shades showing the ig'nter en 's 8"ch
as raspberry, coral arid nst'r. The
bright cerise is much 5 so I in millin
ery, and also in costumes, and next
comes the anemone, ;i litt'e fainter.
The Hoyal purple is not worn much
this season but the lighter tones of
violet, heliotrope, hydrang a and 111"
delicate lavender are much in evi
dence.
FLO R EXC 13 FA 11? 11. V X K S.
Mr. and Mrs. Ij(on E. Denison,
Misses Iila Hustings, lona Swoboda,
and Magdalene Vanderburgh and
Messrs. Will Howe. Will Cochran
Robert Lewis and Louis Block went
to Marion yesterday to attend a hill
which is to be given tonight at the
Elks' new club house.
Mrs. Alice Lee, of Eleventh street
has returned from Kva'iston where
she attended the commencement ex
ercisi s. of the Garrett Miblical insli
tcte, her sou. Otto Lee. being o:ie of
the graduates. The latter retnrm
home with his mother and will spend
a vacation here.
Wear a White Carnation.
If the women of the country who
are interested in the subject ha e
any influence fie wiir-.e caruati- n will
he very much in evidence next Sun
day, May Id. each person being asked
to wear one for t'.ie purpose "of
honoring the best mother who over
lived your ow n." The first sng s
tion was made at the D. A. It. meet
ing at Washington and the N'ew Yo' k
City Federati'n of Women's clubs
took it up.' Mrs. William Cummiiigs
Soorv expecting to pernianenfy es
tablish the holiday.
Mark Twain, in . r commending the
setting apart of a day for the honor
ing of mothers, says: "This is a
pleasure- and a duty that, we have long
neglected. No thought could lie more
beautiful than that which prompts
every man, woman and child to p:iy
such tribute to those dear ones to
whom we owe so much. I do not
know how many anniversaries of
'Mother's day" I shall see, but on
those that I have remaining I will
wear a white carnation, the emblem
of purity and mother love."
FUNERAL NOTICE.
HESSIAN Died, Monday, May 4
PMS. at G:10 o'clock p. in., Charles K
Hessian.
Funeral services will be held at St
Joseph's thurch Thursday morning
the cortege leaving the family resi
dence 211 Twenty-first street at S
o'clock. The remains will be taken
to Villa Ridge on a special train for
intermeiit.
Friends of the family are invited.
Miss Zora Lee is ill at her home
Eleventh street.
Albert Kratky left last night for a
business trip to St. Louis.
Julius P. Schuh has gone south to
spetid several weeks at his lumber
milts.
Mrs.
is the
Burke
Irving Dunn of Wickliffe
guest of her sister, Mrs.
of Tenth street.
, Ky
13. A.
Mrs. Katherine Siefke. of Memphis,
formerly of Cairo, is th" guest of
Mrs. Charles Gayer of Cedar street.
Mrs. Dollie Echois. of Xoblesville,
Ind., Is the Burnt of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Conant of Washington ave
nue.
Mrs. Katherine James
laughter Elizabeth of 7F!
avenue
to visit
have gone
relatives.
and little
Wasbincton
to Milbiiiu. Ky..
Mr. anil Mrs Eugene L Kendall
nee Halliday have arrive. 1 in Clnca:o
from their wedding trip and are domi
ciled at 25 Alexander Plate, North
Side.
Chester Stencer. grandson of Mr.
K. E. Kane of 2MZ Washington ave
nue has returned home from dutv in
the l S. army signal corps in which
he served three years. He has r
CAIROITES UH
fXCELLEM FIGHT
BUT FAILED TO ELECT DR. HAR
RELL NATIONAL DIRECTOR
OF MODERN WOODMEN EL
GIN MAN ELECTED BY 2 VOTES
Cairo delegates to the state met ting
of Modern Woodmen returned early
this morning, rather a sorely disap
pointed set of men because they fail
ed to elect their candidate for Nation
al Director, Dr. Harrell. Among the
delegates were Dr. N. O. Greer, J. L.
Haybaiger, J. M. Stewart. Fred Cox
Dr. Harrell, Prof. Snyder, Prof. Clou
denen. The successful candidate for
the high office was Dr. J. A. Uutledge
of Elgin, who received 1 17 votes; tin
next candidate received 113 and Dr.
Harrell received something over 10
An earnest fight was made for Dr.
Harrell, but the Oairoites saw very
soon that it was hopeless. It is the
second time Dr. Harrell has been i:i
the race.
ELKS, ATTENTION!
All members of Cairo Lodge No. 0.3!.
II. P. O.Elks are requested to meet at
tin- New York St' re. Nineteenth and
Commercial, 'omorrow morning Ml
7:"o sharp, to attend t!u funeral f
our late brother. Charles Hessian.
II. C. STEINEL.
Secretarv.
EAGLES. NOTICE!
There will be a regular m
Cairo Aerie No. 31:;, of Eagles
hall. Ii'2 Conmierchii avenue
Two candidates fur initiation,
welcome.
HENRY LEVY,
Worthy Pre
R. A, HATCHER.
Worthy Secretary
eting o!
at ihfdr
tonight
Vi-itr r-
sident.
Call up
PIANOS
Music Store if
Buchanan's
you want your
OK ORGANS TUNED OR
REPAIRED. M. R. BRIGHTER,
Resident Tuner, 2b years experience.
All Work Cuaranted. Moderate
Charges.
Muwlldtfifflvsiii9
No woman's happL
ness can be complett
without children; it
is her nature to love
and want tliem
as much so as it is
to love the beau
tiful and pure.
The critical ord :al through which the expectant mother must pass,
however, is so fr mglit with dread, pain, suffering and danger, that the
very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. There is no
necessity for the reproduction of life to be cither painful or dangerous.
The use of Aloth ;r's Friend so prepares the system for the coming event
mai u is satciy pissed without any danger. I his great and wondertui
remedy is alwajs ap-
iilied externally, and
las carried thousands
of women through the.
trying crisis wit! out suffering.
Rend for trrt book eonUlnint lnfnrmUo
pnci-HM Time 1m all cip cuml muiutra.
Tli BradtUtd Regii it or Cb., AtltaU,
Edwin R. Wright of Chi ago, pr si
lent of the Illinois F.iKrati n of
Labor and general organizer of the
iVnicrican Federation if Labor Is in
the city on business.
Mr. Wright has just returned frun
.Mississippi and tel's ip an interesting
manner of the organLa'ion of th
Fanners" I'liiou in that state, apropo
of the meeting of farmers which i:
to be hold at Springfield next week
for the purpose of organizing a union.
lie slates that in Mississippi the Far
mers' I'nion numbers i;3,o tl members
an. I that great benefits have accrued
to the tillers of the soil as a result.
Within the last few months they have
purchased over $102, 0"in worth of im
plements and other supplies direct
from the manufacturer the entire out
pi t of certain factories being soil
direct to the farmer with the result
that the fanner gets his implements
cheaper, the middleman's profit being
eliminated, and the factory workmen
make higher wages.
The Illinois farmers desirous of se
curing lietter prices fur their products
by cutting out the profit of the mid-
llemen are planning to ileal illreit
with the cons"iner ami with organized
forces, bid fair to realize their hone.
In considering the middleman, the
farmers state that he receives a
larger profit in his business in pro
portion to his effort than the farmer
or workman bi factories and t'ds thev
regard as unfair. They propose, to
give the middleman a chance to
change his occupation which doubt
ss will not be considered a popular
move by the latter.
There are at present about half a
million union men in Illinois- mem
bers of the American and Stat-; Fed
erations of Labor which number will
hp greatly augmented by the udditlnn
)f the new Farmers' I'nlon.
Mr, Wright will go from Cairo t'
Centralla. He is an energctie, and
forceful young man. not an offensive
igitator and wllh a plein.int person
ility wins friends for the union cat sc
on all sides.
Yesterday s Cairo Temperature.
Maximum
Minimum
At 7 p. in
At I-' midnight ( street record)
General Conditions.
The day was rainy. For the 21 hours
ending at 7 p. m. the precipitation
measured .71 of un inch, and the drU
zle continued through the night. The
government bulletin reported rain ar
points. Covering the upper river
valleys. Extremes of temperature were
!() at Jacksonville, Fla and M at Huron.
Forecasts For Today.
Cairo iiiul vicinity: (ieuerally fair;
not much change in temperature.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today ......
Sun will so today
Moon will set tonight
Note: The foregoing
.4:31
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12: 12
sun
ami
moon record is for Illinois and approx
imates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.
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Washington. A-,y
Fair Thursday and
Friday; fresh north
Forecast.
;.-- ILLINOIS.
Friday; warmer
wlids.
Mite Society of Iiaptist church will
have a sale of potted plants Thursday
and Friday afternoons at 22o Eight!)
street.
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NEWS OF THE RIVERS
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EVERY ONE IS LOOK
INGJOROMFORT. Why not habe a cool,
comfortable kitchen
With a Gas Range you
can do this. You get the
heat just where you need
it Just when you need it
without heating up the
whole house to do it.
NO COAL OR ASHES TO CARRY, NO DIRT; AND
IT COSTS NO MORETHAN COOKING W1THCOAL
Come to our office ani look o7erour 1908 Model ranges.
They are Beauties and the most economical ranges on the
market.
Any Range in our stock $2.00 Down, 50c per week.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
CAIRO CITY GAS CO.
11 W
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Call a Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting of citizens has
been called, to be held at the court
house tonight to take steps to form
Law and Order league. The, names
f the promoters have net lcen an
nounced.
Will Meet This Afternoon.
The W. C. T. I', of Cairo will t t
Ibis (Thursday) al'teruocn at the rcsi
lence of .Mrs. W. L. liristol, 131:',
Walnut street. All members are re
pnsteil to be present, as business of
importance is to be considered.
Making Repairs.
The Steinhoiise barber shop on
Eighth street is undergoing repairs
Mr. Steinhoiise. who had moved out
temporarily while the interior was
being made new is again in his old
uuards. Exterior improvements an
low in progress.
New Club Elect Officers.
The Seventh Oriental Club with a
barter membership of lilty, met last
ib:ht and elected officers as follows:
I. .1. Ilrackey president. Fred Wilb
ur president. Harry Wilbnrn secre
ary. Henry Ilrackey treasurer. It. A
'runcwald chaplain, Dennis Morgan
inter guard, Charley Ort Iniirr guard
Marvin Iioi' ii master-at-arms. Davi I
10bTMUi orderlv.
WENT 10 ULLIN
TWENTY FIVE MEMBERS OF CAIRO
PYTHIAN LODGES ASSISTED
IN CELEBRATION AT THAT
PLACE.
Ascalon Iydge No. 31. Knights of
Pythias, will bold their regular me I
ing tonight in their Castb- Hall.
Resides the regular order of biM
orss their w ill hi? woi k ill the past-auk.
There will be two candidates
to receive this work. The member
ship continues to increase at a very
satisfactory rate.
The Knights of Pvthias of Cairo re
erivrd an invitation to be present al
I "Hin last night to join Cm i:,Pn
loilo iii celebrating the first anniver
sary of the organization of their
ledi.e.
About twenty the accepted the invi
titinn. Tl ey left lure a' 7:13 o'r!oi'
and arraiig -iucnls were mad" to stiei
the Mixie Flyrr so those attendinr
could nt'illi.
The river marked :;,3.(l feet on the
Cairo gauge last t veiling showing a
rise of n.3 of a foot in 21 hours.
The 'City of Saltillo from St. Iuiis
passed to the Tennessee river yester
day morning alter making some addi
tions here.
The Ferd HeroM was in port nust
of the day out from St. Loi is, adding
freight for lower liver points.
The John S. Summers went south
with empties alter lumber and logs.
The Hick Fowler was in port as
'isual yesterday from Paducah return
hig at 2:;! p. m. She will he tlie
I'aducah packi t today.
The Harvi s'.er from St Louis with
lour empties passed to Padtr'ah.
The Pacilie No. 2 came out from
I'adc.eah wi'h thirt in barg s of toal
ind went to YieUshurg.
The Penver went south with two
empties after logs and un;b( r.
The towboat Major S'a.-k is coming
'ut Irom Portsmouth with three
barges of brick for, Cairo streets.
The Rcssell Ijud is coming up from
White river with a tow of railroad
ties for Paducah.
Yesterday's River Bulletin.
Fb od Stage Change
Stage. 21 hrs.
Pittsburg 22 1 !.!) (J.:! lis
Paikersbnrg ;H! 2:5.2 I). 2 rise
Cincinnati 3d ',',(', M 4.S rise
Uiuisvillo 2H 155.2 2 1 rise
Evansv ille 153 2'i 3 2.G rise
Mt. Vernon 553 21 !) 1.3 rise
Mt. Carmel 13 1'5.7 4.3 rise
Nashville 4 KI.5 2.5 rise
Chattanooga .... :5:1 y ti 2.1 rise
(Juiitrpsville ;;i i).;; 0.7 rise
Florence Hi !.'" 3. '5 risf
Riverton 20 13.3 5.3 rise
Jidmsoinille . . .. 21 11.4 0.3 rise
Paducah 10 2(1.4 0.4 rise
Kansas City ....21 10.5 0.2 rise
St. Louis Sf) PI. 5 0.9 ris
Chester 30 13.3 0.5 rise
C. Cirardeau ... 2S 2,).4 1.2 ris-
New Madrid . . .. 3: 2S.4 0 0
Memphis 33 2X.1 0.2 fall
Vicksbtirg 15 ,17.2 0.1 fa'l
N'ew Orleans ... 10 Pt.l 0.2 rise
Yesterday's River Forecasts.
The Ohio, from Evansville t Cairo,
will continue rising for several days.
The Tennessee at Florence and
Rivetton, will continue rising 24 to
If, bonis. At Jolmsonvilie will con
tinue rising during tile next 4S Jiours.
The Mississippi, from b"!ow St.
t.ouis to Chester, will continue lising
luring the next 1 hi Urs. At Cape
'I'irardeaf. will continue rising for 3
bus.
The Wabash at Mt. Caraul. wi'l
ontiniie rising for several days; a
stage of 20 feet is now in sight.
W. E. HAR RON",
Temporarily in Charge.
NOTICE.
The members of lianner Camp, N'e.
I'i'.t. W. O. W. regret very much thnt
so many persons were disappointed
and inconvenienced by the late arrival
of the excursion boat W. W. last Men-
lay night. The delay was caused py a
break in the machinery that kept tic
boat in the paducah harbor all tha!
ay.
JOHN A. MILLER.
Con. C( m.
J. H. EZELL Clerk.
Save your nicklcs and dimes
and wait for the Great
Bankrupt Sale which will take
place at the Grand Leader in a
few days. Keep your eyes on
this paper for the date.
IMPORTANT
FOR YOU TO KNOW
That all Finst Class Dealers when you
ask for Soda Water will serve you only
with The Standard Temperance
Drinks Manufactured by
Andrew Lohr Bottling Company.
NOTICK! NOTICF.!! ,
We guarantee our goods to comply with
all nquireuicnts of Pure Food Laws and
wi 1 protect and hold harmless all Dealeis
theret f.
ASK
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COBBER.'-
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HONEST DENriSFRY-HONEST PRICES
(jj'd Crowns - $3.50 to $4.00.
Silver Fillings - - 50c up
Gold Fillings - - $i.so up
Platinum Fillings - - $1 00
Plates that fit - $6.00 up
Remember we do not raise ih:e
prices, but do exactly what we
claim.
THE HARRIS DENTAL CO.
Llrflith Slrepl Over Pallie Tbontre
Office Open Evenings and Sundays.
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
HALLIDAY-RITTENHOUSE COMPANY
616 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
THADt 'ttS' MAR
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WOOD'S FEVER PILLS
arc the best remedy on the market to
break up Grip and Colds.
For sale by all druggists, 50c per 1 .
Hickory Stove Wood
Wa run two wagons, make prompt deliveries
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
West 21t SI. M. & O. R. R.
The only place in town
where you can get all
Hickory Wood. Two hora
Wagon $1.50.
BELL PHONE 235.
CAIRO LUMBER COMPANY.
O. B. ARCHIBALD, MANAGER.
New Firm. New Lumber. Flooring, Siding, Ceiling, Sash, Doors and
Interior Finish. Builder' Hardware, Screen Doors, Screen Window
and Rubber Roofing Paper. Get our prices before you buy. H costa
you nothing and may save you Dollars. Thirty-fourth and Big Four
Railroad, Bell Phone 33j,
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