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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1903
fliRDOME Theatre
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
, MONDAY, JUNE 8
ADVANCED
C VAUDEVILLE
JSHOWS NIGHTLY 2
First &how 8:00 sharp.
. Second Show 9:13 sharp.
Program Changed
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Wednesday Club.
Miss Mayuie Cus:mjau cf
or iii sharp contract folds of black
Ydik siik iu Upht toloivd Koods.
Rockford, 111., will arrive May for a
visit with Mr .and Mrs. J. P. I-add cf
Hot) Commercial avenue. Mrs. Har
rison was formerly f.iiss Myrtle Al
lien of Cairo.
MOVIXO riCTl RES AT IIOMK.
Place '-Wst wil entertain th Wtd.i-fs-
ilay cl''b on
9:30 o'clock.
Thursday morning at
FIX) H K XC E FAIHHAXKS.
June Bride Honored.
j Miss Gertrude lilauber of Twenty
Picnic at Wickliffe. second street, will entertain this even
St. Joseph's Parish Club will Rive i6 ' honor of Miss Mary DeHaun.
a picnic at iWickliffe Wednesday. June w' to 1? married Thursday morn
24th on the Three States. The boat i"K ' M'- Ms Hanes.
will make two trios' in the iiioruiug. i The wedding will be solemnize! at
Informal 'At Home."
Mis. Caroline I'.ogeis and M.-s
William N. Butler w:i receive in
M. .lusepn s parsonage, wie ev. r r. i f,,!! t ml,IP ),! ,r e
James (Jillen off. latins ut 9 o'clock J teaiber of domestic (tcience at the'
in the morning anil Mr. and Mrs. j High school. I
Hanes will leave at 11:1. o clock for
Olu Time fitercoM'oc and Modern
IMiotoiirupby Walking Together.
The stereoscope, one time favorite
m our grandmothers and grandfath
ers, has been given a new lease of
lite by an invention. . combining It
lth the latest development in pho
tography, thus making the moving
picture a fireside possibility.
Thirty years ago the stereoscope
t'ils In rin fnml nn a mjcliliA ttn
q 1. till xftt a HHii uio
I.. ., .. t tl
iii iit: jiHi iui ui every wt?u
eiuip el home. It was tht sine qua
riirlif. ftisf jis at ft nriiw1 tha
vllle, III. Miss MuTberry will return .,,., ,, . ,.,.,,
Reiittal to n happy home. The stereo
scope was supposed to have the pow
er of keeping papa from going to
Arthur Metzger has gone to Ttr.o
Haute, Iml., for a visit with fih-nd-.
He will vh:it at Springfield and will
attend a meeting of the Minobi
Phai maeeiitical Association at Peoiia
before returning home.
Miss Pearl Mulberry left
evening for Maude, Ok;a., wh.-re she
will visit her sister for several wee! s
before going to her nonie ;n Taylor-'
PROGRAM
8MUKLER SISTERS
Versatile Singing and Dancing
Commediennes
HAL CRAHAM
Champion One Legoed Dancer
of the world.
BENNY SMUKLER
Black Face Comedian The Boy
with the educated feet
ONE ACT FARCE COMEDY
"The Troubles of a Book Agent
Coors Open 7:30
PRICES 10c and 25c
Hi, at the residence of the
'Walnut street.
latter
Hannibal. Mo., where they will visit
side on Twenty-eighth street where
I t . u ill .y.i In In .:.. I .1 ii t
I .... J Tt .11 f,V. ..' ... . I'l.lft.
' jthe clul) or worse places and helped
Mrs. L. L. Powell and Miss Kffl" Rlsu.r ..ntertai . such of her callrea
Lansden. librarians of the Cairo Pub : neelod a little assistance In tha
lie Library, will gj to Ontialia this i matter of keeping conversation on
Lawn social.
Miss Hessle Whelan will entertain
the graduating class of t!ie ("alio
High school with a lawn social VJ- p" the graduating class of the Cairo
nes.lav evening at her heme :90l High School and their friends last
Reception to Graudates.
A very enjoyable reception was giv
Sycamore street.
For Miss Sutherland.
Miss Illa Thistlewood will enter
tain Saturday afternoon, June 13,
hiinririne Miss Oraee Sutherland.
Ilai'n. I Ir. ail ll.- (leiUHS
vine Is announced
June 17.
evening by Mr. I Cohen and his
daughter, Miss Pearl, at their resi
lience on Poplar street.
Nearly a hundred gutsts participa
ted In the festivities of the affair
which was elaborate and attractive In
wttntip we.l.llne to XI r.
for Wednesday 1 pariors uim nana were preiiu.v
lecorated with t lie class colors,
Arcade Theatre
ZZUZZS Kltibth Streal.
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Sontfs
rrotfram Changed Dally.
Tonight
A HUSBAND'S REVENGE.
THE SALT DID IT.
Women's Club Picnic.
The Wi men's club of Cairo, Vien la
and Harrlsburg wiil bold a picnic at
Ferndale Thursday, the niembeis of
the Cairo club and their families
leaving at (! o'cloctc a. m. via the
tig Fo.ir railroad.
morning to attend an institute of
Southern Illinois librarians. They
will return Wednesday evening. In
their absence. Miss Marie (Jlauber
will have charg? of the Hbravy.
Concrete walks and floors con
structed from B to 12 cents per
quart foot. .Parties wanting
same telephone 169 and I will
call to ace ou.
W. R. HALLIDAY.
black and gold while the class flower
the gay Black eyed Susan, was every
wheie In evidence.
Mesilaines M. Aluams. A. Adelberit
and If. Cohen, cf St. Louis, Mrs. F
Rosenheim of Memphis, Temt., and
Mrs. David P.aer of Mtirphysboro.
guests of the Cohen household, as
sisted In receiving and In the duti
if hostesses.
The dining-room wher the nfreyo
nieiits were served was lovely with
its decorations of magnolias and car
nations while punch was served under
a canopy of the class colors.
The favors were small ships for the
graduates with the class motto
''Launched but not Anchored'' inscrib
ed thereon. The singing of the class
Miss DeBaun Honored. SMi, at th(1 tabu? aiul tho givjIlg of
The Mystic Circle met last even v w(,rf, ,)rj),lit Hpot3 ,n ,he
lug at the home of the Misses U.uise t.vellllg-s ,,tve,.sion al, (,aneillg
and Blanche Spies on Twenty seventh lr ,t th,a .)Ieasant affair to a close.
Westminster Guild.
The Westminster Guild of the Pres
byteiian church met last evening at
the home of Miss Mildred Hlnkle on
Twenty-eighth street. The attendance
was not large owing to the rainy
weather but the meeting was filter
esting nevertheless.
Ik mt JteftMklaf liriak la tke Worltf ' I
m uTTLr.
II fttl V4 hn, UrwtriM RUailt
DR. MORRISON
DCNTItT
Of ro7 Commercial Avwm
Aannen Phana 71
street and were pleasantly entertained
In honor of Miss Mary DeFiaun, who
is to become the wife of Mr. Mose
i Hants Thursday.
The members spent the evening
hemming napkins for the bride while
the two lone men who graced the af
lair with their presence lent inspira
tion to the work.
A three course luncheon was served
: and the affair was a happy one for all
concerned.
Those attending were the Misses
Mary DeUaun, Maine O'Connell, Char
lotte Sloo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul liaur,
Mr. f lanes.
A number of older guests wet
present to wish the class members
Cod speed in their commencement of
'lile away from school.
Miss Edna Dwyer
ill Is convalescent.
who has be n
Jervis Hiekeox has returned from a
visit at Charleston, Mo.
Danl. Gillespie is confined to his
home cm Center street by Illness.
Miss Alice Wood, daughti r of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Woo: lias returned
from San Diego, Cal.. after an ex
tended visit to her grandparents. Ma
jor and Mrs. E. W. HaMiday. She
was accompanied as far us St. j ills
by her aunt Mrs. Martha Trabue o'
oidsville, Ky., aim Miss Kendall. or
Chicago who also have been gu 'sts
at the HalH. lay's home In Sa i
Diego.
the move;
But like a great many other de
vices the stereoscope was overdone,
ard soon they were laid away to
W WA
STATESATTDBNEY
REPUBLICAN ADMIRERS OF SEN
ATOR WALTER WARDER
URGE HIS CANDIDACY
THE OFFICE.
Some Republicans of A'exander
county are talking or bringing oi t
,x,5jwrr i tzar
"UK
THE MITOSCOPE.
garret and storeroom to he viewed
by after generations ha relics of
times agone.
The stereoscope has been rejuve
nated bv an Inventor who has hitched
FOR te it the modern moving picture.
The pictures for this apparatus are
made by a stereoscope caniera-
that Is in pairs, side by side, and the
prints thus made are mounted on a
Hon. Walter Warder of P.-.iro for the ' bttrreI tf ln a cylindrical
office of states attorney. Reading"'" e i. . ,.e ikiui
the ln,rt.mce of the oftiee fr the Ut,,-B revollM a suuauie crana
peneial welfare of t:,e county they " 6- ! "
.-rr i.u ,.., !. III., ill.
able man like Senator Warder wou'd " " 6 . . , .
subserve adlmrably t'ne intcres s of
law and justice.
Of course Senator Warder has he'd
offices higher than that of states a-
tontey but not ones in which the
community in which he lives is more
lirectly and vitally concerned.
Senator Warder can
lty. The apparatus is called the
Mutoscope.
HOI SEHOLD SUif.KSTIOXn.
Whtn baking potatoes and your
oven Is not at baking temperature.
If the potatoes may be placed on the
be prevailed i top of the sto' under tin pan;
Dan Fitzgerald is expected to ar
rive home Friday from Lake Port,
Ark.
Did You Ever Try
Bond's Liver Pills
FOR
Blloisness or Headache?
Drop a postal. We will be
glad to , tend you samples.
THEY ALWAYS PLEASE.
8old by all Druggists.
Bond's Pharmacy Co.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Fortnightly Musical Club.
me roniiignuy Aius.cai ciuo win Mrg ... T Havnes of Sixth street
meet this afternon at LJI.rary Hall has hw guest htr aunti Mrj. Culp
when an excellent program of works of gt iUjS
from German coinpcners will be given! '
by Mrs. C. P. Gallgher. Mrs. Leon E. Mrs u C)f st , , ,
i .-..I.,.., ;.. . ion. .m.-n the guest of her Bister, Mrs. J. H.
m
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Leila Miller.
The program is as follows:
Piano, (a Sonntagniorgen auf
Glion; (b) Cascade du Chadxn
Franz Bendel; Mrs. Galigher.
Songs , (a) Embarrassment Abt;
(b) O Press Thy Cheek Against
Mine Own Jensen; Mis. Holt.
Piano, Liebestrume Liszt; Mrs.
Denison.
Song. Nachtlied Wi.helm Ritt
lllttl, .MUI.T, F'iSt t
Duet, Kantalsle Schubert. first
movement; Mrs. Denison and Mrs.
Galigher.
Song, Dedication Schumann Mrs.
Holt.
Piano, Gondola Fes; m Vevvy
Mrs. Denison.
Song, Acb. War Ensie Goscht.-n
Moreland of Ninth street.
Mesdames .1. W. Dunn and A. J.
. New man went to Dawson Springs, Ky..
.yesterday to spend two weeks.
Hrashear Mattingly went to Hayti
Mo., yesterday where he will spend
the summer on his father's farm.
(old German folk-scng) Miss Miller.
Editor Bulletin: No doubt the( S(lIlg StU Mie Vacbt Carl
citizens of Cairo and Alexander coun- pohm Mrs. Holt,
ty will want a good and true Demo- pia0 persicher Marsch. (Johann
crat in tJie next legislature and we stracss) Alfred Gruenfeld; Mr-i.
know tit no one la tnis legislative dis- Galigher. CfSfll
t III l.iai .UUI'I Ull lite nn.l.lir.l ut-i-
ter tban CapL 1L F. Potter, of the
Argus If he can be persuaded to be
come our staudard nearer. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gilbert went to
Iy.tiis yfstorday on a brief
visit combining business and pleasure.
Miss Gertrude Glauber has returned
fiom Belleville where she attended
the convention of the Egyptian Hustlers.
Mis.i Nellie Fisher, of West Twenty
(ighth street left yesterday for Grin
nell, Iowa, where she will visit relatives.
J. B. Warner, of H19 Ohio street,
who is seriously ill at his home was
resting comfortably last night being
tntirelj free from tain.
Fads and Fashions.
New York. Juim 8. The pcpie
lailtv of the net blouse has not aba ed
Capt. Potter is well and tavwab'y. fol. tl)(.y arfr gwn in great nu,iJe s
known In his district, and in fact this summer, aad are worn with
throughout the state.
the most finished newsr.auer writer.?'..... ! j.'.. i ... to George Darmody
In the state will add power to the InaU.h th(. Wltor of the sk,rt. TI is sf,''t who wiU 0CC"Ily "'
Hate ticket If he nominated. There ,VW5 ie frfrwt of a wllol(1 P(;Ktume t. , ,
ia no question as to his uneorrupte I j rather than a separate waist and skirt' . ",r8- ?k ",S r, , NU.k',ffe;
Hemocracy. he has never asked cf Thtw u always another kind of lac,y" "n'1 M- Edward Rubonacher of
.iorenouse, .o., are guesis oi Airs.
upon to accept the nomination, thcre
ue many who beli.-ve that he would
outrival Folk and others who have
made enduring name and fa'ne for
their courageous and aide work In the
office of prosecuting attorney." s-al I
one of his friends yesterday.
till NEWS IN IF
Cutting Wheat.
Mr. Higgle, near Unity, began cut
ting wheat yesterday being one of the
first in this section to do this, but the
rain topped him. Machinery can not
move in the muddy ground. Crops are
very fair this year.
To Complete Sewer System.
City Engineer Thistlewood Is en
gaged in making estimates on the cost
of sewers from Twenty-eighth to Thlr
ty. fourth streets. This is to com
plete the new sewer system in the
upper part of the city.
Council Meeting Tonight.
The city council will meet tonight
and an interesting meeting is antici
pated. There's still a vacancy on th
police force to be filled. The new
fire station will be passed upon and
some saloon business.
with frequent turning thry may ba
baked as well as In an oven.
When boiling potatoes ani the
centre of the potato refuses to soften,
ptur cold water ln the kettle; this
will retard the boiling t.hc the cen
tre of the potato will cctitlnue to
cook
When servin , cream of celery
si up, it U well while making' to crls-
pen tn cold water; when the soup ia
ready to serve cut the celery fcticka
Into small pieces and put into the
soup; the crisp celery gives a de
licious flavor.
When frying steak -tv chops for
breakfast, and you happen to have
some left over potatoes, cct the o
tatoes in dice, ffasori and warm up
ln milk; when the me.it It nearly
done pour the potatoes Hit the spider
with It; the gravy glies a delicious
flavor to the rreamej potatoes and
makes an eas'ly cooke.1 breakfast
dish.
When prink ling cLithes use a
whisk broom; the work may tie done
evenly and quickly.
When smoothing rough Irons and
you have no wax handy, i.ee a Utieda
hiscult box; this contains sufficient
wax.
T. D. Windroni has sold his resi-
. . i- .... . e .ll-let tirfTirtv fill 1 wenr i-.r. t'r KlreeT
rie is one oi skirts of voile, linea or silk. F.let. Is . , T- " ... t- . .... .appointed modern office when
ut l w en ueii. .
Ids party any emoluments, but has
fought the battles of Democracy
nfton unaided and without compensa
tlcn. He is an old soldier and will
jk.11 a larger vote than any other man
In the district. Let ns' go to ' work
and see that lie Is placed on the
ticket, as we want men of power,
integrity and knowledge on our state
ticket this falL
DIPS.
Cairo, June 8, 1908.
FLOOD CONDITIONS STILL BAD.
Lincoln, Neb., June 8. Flood con
ditions "are still bad In Southeastern
Nebraska but the worst is believed to
te over. .The Burlington's Aatchison
line is tied up ou accoutn of washouts
jiear Rulo, aad the branch line to Sal
wa ia ln bad shape.
Charles Gayt r of Cedar street.
Miss Cora Jackson, of Baton RoguJ,
I-a.. is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Mar
shall of Thirty fourth street and Mi 8
Jodie Parker, of Twenty-sixth street.
or seme embroidery of ilnen of floss
of the same color used as the trim
ming which gives n certain smart
ness to the blouse. Strappings of silk
are very attractive and are much
used. Decidedly Frenchy in appear
ance would be a blouse of white will
. i. i ..in. ....... .
cuio.e,, SK u.iiuu.ngs. Mrs r.lsp.r Jon(.s aI)(1 (laugllt(ir
lOMU,ara 1,1 -1 a"" ,Miss Hazel, of Pa,Tucah, have been
... lie i.e.K.n ... ia.sn.oii ami a so o, ,)y th nnf,KS of ffnm Am)a ft, Moltlll
foulard and shantun. Suits of every lht forn.r K pWer Mr9. j. w. arr0'. ' ,)V S(.r( f K to 4. A ,:KK..
imaginable color are made of the . 1I(1,hr(inU nvpnilp ' ..,;., e,e
first two materials mentioned an I " " ,
greaiiy pieasi u ui me ri-Min. i i.c fi""
Attorney's New Office.
Attorney Angus Ie who recently
n tired from the firm of Lansde i &
U-ek, is fiting up z. v.ew office in his
building at Fifth sti-er and Conim r
clal avenue. Ho "nave a wcll-
th
work is completed.
Heavy Pavement.
There are V, brick bats to a square
yard and about 700 square yards to a
block on each side of Washington ave
nue where the double track lies. Each
brick weighs nine pounds, or a little
over. That makes L'TO.HOO pounds of
brick to a block on each side of the
street.
Ball Game at Mounds.
The baseball team of Mounds de
there is a great variety of style. The
short jackets are very stunning a'ld
the long coats, cut in odd shapt s arj
very attractive, st me richly em
broidered and others severely pla n
except for rows of tiuttons. A new
trimming that is much favored for
Mr. and rMs. W. If. LItherland of ,,it,hing of Bree.llove and the biting
. ri,inii.hiii a a inrninr v ni . ih '
city are guests of Mr. and rMs. R b
ert Hut of Twenty-eighth street. They
are en route to Bloomlngton. Ind.
H. G. Becker of The Halliday.
of Clemens. Hudson and Titus wer-
the features.
In
Busy Day in Court.
the city couit yesterday Judge
poneee ccstumes Is plain bands .f traveling representative for Swift Iloss gave attention to twenty- two peo
silk a shade darker than the material
FOR HALF A CENTURV
WOOD'S FEVER PILLS
HA VM BKCN RCCOGNIZCD as S UHKCURK
tor mil BILIOUmmnd MALARIAL DIBCABK:
As a rmmtf Regulator, Blood furinor, and to rotu
Icg Torpid Llvor, they bar bo equaJ moo A JBTOJC
DR. WM. WOOD & SONS. Ctiro. IU
i 1 ... .kn..rk.l tint ttf IT
Company of Chicago, has returned l" w ''s' "'
nn..-iu. .r i, tho fenses. Six were drunk and sixteen
convention of the Egyptian Hustlers
were disorderly In a variety of nays
too numerous to mention. There were
C Wrleh' eleven women in the lot. an umisua'ly
Nearly all tl-e of
Ex Mayrr and Mrs. M.
and d.nu:hters .Ii n- and Augusta who larire percentag
are at The Hallllav expect to go to fenders were in groes. The Urns col
Dn Quoin this we.U for an cxtenJ.j.l le.ted amounted to sometbin? ove.
visit with the family of II .n. S. P. $tt.
Eaton. I
i I The Bulletin has the lnrpt clrcu
Dr. and Mrs. Albeit Harrison, of latlon and the beat circulation.
One Mother's Plan.
"When people complain that they
cannot do anj thing with their chil
dren, that they will not mind, it Is
mostly the parents' fault. They let
their children have th ; r own way
while they are babies; yet tney would
not be troubled If they vctild take
Nature for example,'' sa; s a success
ful mother.
'The little fruit tree cannot grow
strong without a stick tiH to It, and
cannot bring good fruit if not tended
from time to time.
"So how can a ch'ld turn out to
be good If It has not the heme iralu
Itig, If parents .or pet a.l about the
Ten Commandment? How can they
expect their children to honor them
or their teachers or their employers?"
.1 (uick Count.
The expert brtdge-playc r's little
daughter was a model Sunday-school
scholar. Toward the close of the
year her teacher said: , 'Susie, If you
continue to know your lessons to
well you will have a good conduct
carl for every Sunday in this year."
-My!" said Susie. That'll be
whole deck, won't It?" Llpplncott'a.
A Useful Hint.
When letting out the scams of a
bodice or lengthening the hem of a
skirt, place the garment on a table
right Elde up. Wring a cloth out o.
warm water, and place over the part
to be pressed, then pass a hot Iron
briskly both ways, then take off
the cloth. This brings cut the nap
on he cloth and leaves '.o trace of a
former tewlr.5.
And la Much Less Noble.
It coats more to revenge injuries
than to br them. Bishop Wilson.
IMPORTANT
FOR YOU TO KNOW
That all First Class Deal-rs when you
ask for So.la Water will serve you only
with The Standard Temperance
Drinks Mauufa:tured by
Andrew Lolir Bottling- Company.
NOTICK! NOTICE!!
We guarantee our goods to comply with
all requirements of Pure Food Laws anl
will protect and hold harmless all Dealt r
thereof.
ASK FOR LOHR'S
5
Are YOU going to be COOKED this Sum
mer or do the COOKIE G? A (IAS RANGE
solves this problem.
It costs no more
to tun a Gas
Range than a
Coal Stoc.
We have them
frxm $15X0 up
on easy Montlvy
or Weekly Pay
ments. $2 DOWN. 50c
A WEEK OR $2
A MONTH.
CALL AM) SEE US OR HAVE OUR
REPRESENTATIVE CALL ON YOU.
CAIRO CITY GAS CO.
First Bank
AND
Trust Company
(iOO-GU Ohio Street. Cairo, Illinois.
Capital $250,000
Surplus $50,000
ALL BUSINESS MEN REQUIRE
1. A safe bank In which to deposit thi'ir money and securities.
2. A bank from which to borrow rroney to carry on legitimate bus
iness Interests.
3. A bank carefully equipped to render the best assistance to every
businis proposition and fully organized in every bankluj? 1 -partment.
4. A bank liberal in Its business methods, but conservatively man
aged to Insure safety. (In (5- Vi . - -, )
5. A bank large enough to Inspire tho confidence of Its customers
but not too large to pive every consideration to the inte'ropt of
rising young business men.
C. A bank with courteous officers, capable of giving customers
sound business advice.
Of Any Bank In Soutner-n Illinois.
YOUR BUSINESS INVITED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Private Boxes for Rent in our Safety Deposit Vaults at $3 and up
ward per year.
CHICAGO AND RETURN
$10.95
Via ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Tickets soM May 23 'i ta Ju le 2, ?ii 1 rtirn'nj to Inno J2tli, 1903.
S. (1. HATJII. Q. P. V. J. H. JO SE , Ticket Agent, Cairo.
Hickory Stove Wood
run two wagons, make prompt deliveries.
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
Wist 21st SL M. & O. R. R.
The only place In town
where you can get H
Hickory Wood. Two hor
Wagon $1.50.
BELL PHONE 235.
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