The Cairo bulletin., March 27, 1909, Image 4

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CAIRO OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY
MARCH 29th
WAGENHALLS & KEIVHRER
Present the Great American Play
slaving seen this Show I can recom
mend it to be one of the best that has ever
played in Cairo.
D. L. WILLIAMSON.
D O 0 DM1 IF U 0 0
PUICKS Hntire lower lloor fl.50: first two'
rows dross circle 1.00; balance of dress circle,
75; gallery 25e, 50c. Seats ou eale Saturday.
E3V EUGENE WALTER
Bfli
Cairo Opera House.
O. L WILLIAMSON, Mantger.
Matinee and Night,
Saturday, March
27
W. F. Maim Frosents
Louis Ramsdell
In the Arizona Cowboy
Play
"The Cow Puncher"
Complete Scenic Production
5 I5ij Specialty Acts
CowImjv (Quartette
Black Chambers
Tbu Champion Lariat spinner will
SheKiic ICihlbliluii uu the street
at 1::M p. in.
Watch (or the man with the
rope.
PKIC'GS-Matliiee, 10c. 2x
Night, ; Wc, 7&c.
St ats ou sale Friday.
One Night Only
Tuesday, March
30
The Play of the Day
Win. A. Brady and Jos. II.
Grisiner make known
MAN or the HOUR
By Geo. Broadhurst.
"A play that does credit
to its producers and proves
that the stage can ho made
as great an educator as the
pulpit or prass." U. S. Sen
ator I,a Follette.
I'KICKS Entire lower floor 9r.n0; first
two row a dresa circle II.UO, bal. 73c,Ual.
'Jbe, 50c. Heats on talc Monday.
One Night Only
Wednesday March
31st
HURRAY & MICK
I11 tbe second edition of thitr greatest
auccefti
The Sunny Side ol
Broadway
Extra Feature the won
derful Faccograph
Latest Electrical Invention
Original New York Produc
tion and Beauty Brigade.
Original Sheath-gown girl.
40 PEOPLE 40
PRICKS Kntlre lower tlo.tr 11.00.
Flint two rowt Arena trcl 7rc. lial
anceof drctw circle fjoc. Gallery -beats
on saJTuesday.
PATHE THEATRE
SIS Eighth Street
MOVING PICTURES
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
TONIGHT
Grand Double Bill
BOOTS AND SHOES
Manufactured. Repaired.
Work neatly and quickly done by
machine or by hand, lirlnic your
btioee here when In need or repair.
E. THALMIELLEB
G06 Commercial Next to Hotel Marlon.
W. c. Nichols.
E. P. Kilcotkh
Jons M. Mabihai.i.
Kilcoyne Electrical Co.
Honse Wiring and Fixture Work
a Specialty,
HEADQUARTERS
211 Sixth Street.
phone.:"ome 301 1 See ns for Contracts
JOHN J. 0'SHEA
: Is now prepared to do
k Electric Wiring
SS? And Gas Filling
'aJraUrnatF. cheerfully furnUhed. jnoth pnonci
' i -, , 1703 Washington Ave.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
The Dillikinr.
The charming young girls who com
pose1 the Hillikni s cluu were most
hannilv entertained last evening at
the homo of Miss Paulina lleeker oil
Tenth street.
At (lie game of liiilikins (he prize
was won by Miss Eulalia Benlley.
Although the mascot was prevented
by illness from attending ihe mem
bers made a great effort 10 forget hi.J
absence anl consoled themselves by
partaking of a most bountiful lunch
eon with good appetites.
Miss Christine Woodward of Wal
nut street will be tlie club's next
hxstt ss.
Festive
Miss Mina E.
lived in Cairo
Bridal Pair.
Ilarnian of Eleo, ar
vestorday afternoon
daintily arrayed in bridal finery of
white accompanied by her fiance,
1 Mr. John Davis. Happily oblivious f
t'ie gaze of admiri.it; by-stundeis the
pair repaired to the court house to
' fr..f ft iriim oti.l t!ntn f til nur-con-
ii.s of Ihe Cairo ltaptist
church
where they were united in
man iige
by Ihe Rev. S. C. Oh rum.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis went to t'adu
caji on their wedding tour.
Wedding Announced.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing tbe marriage of Mr. Dennis
G. Hindman anil Miss Mary Jose
phine Hciwllenp-ui which will be
solemnized "Wednesday, March 01 at
high noon at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David F. R n
dleman in I'nion county war Anna.
Will Give a Coffee".
Mrs. T. J. Pryor's committee of
the Ladies' Circle of the First M. E.
church will give a coffee lwxt Wed
nesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. W. H. Law sou, 1000 Washington
avenue.
21 L
Mrs. J. J. Lane) arrived yesterday
from a brief visit lo St. Louis accom
panied by her sister, Mrs. James Hes-
ton of Little Rock, Ark., who has been
vUUing In SL Lnuis. Mrs. Hots ton
will remain here for some time.
Miss Kate Redman has taken a po
sition as stenographer at the Mobile
& Ohio office In the absence of Miss
Maud Kennedy who has been called
to New Orleans on account of the Ill
ness of her brother Charles.
Mrs. F. L. Haberer who has been
ill at St. Mary's Infirmary has Im
proved and will go to her home this
afternoon.
Loo Watson has resigned as stock
buyer for the liucher Packing Co.,
which position be has held four
years.
Charles Kennedy who was stricken
with paralysis last we k at New Or
leans Is reported Improved.
H. If. Rosemati commercial agent
for the Big Four went to Danville
yesterday on business.
Miss Fmma Woodward returned
yesterday from a week's visit In Chi
cago. R II. King n Ren for the Mobile d
Ohio went to St. Ixmis yesterday.
C. E. Miller and .T. L. P.owers of
WiHard were in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul If. Schuh
visillrg friends in St. Louis.
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II SMALL FIRES
Damage Residence Slightly Gasoline
Fumes Ignite in Pressing
Shoo.
Fire about noon yesterday slightU
damaged the roof of Ike Jaeckel's res
ilience No. 1703 Commercial. The Ore
was caused from a defective flue and
burned only a few shingles around
the chimney. The firemen of Fir
Station No. 2 who are next door x
tinguished the blaze with a f e v
buckets of water. Mr Jaeckel is for
man fur Ihe Rich Construction com
pany on thi newer work.
A small fire yesterday afternoon in
the pressing establishment of Louis
Williams, a negro, at No. 101 SC.
Washington avenue, was extinguish
ed with the assistance of several
neighl;rs. Otto Fahr who conducts a
grocery store next door burned two
of his fingers in an aUempt to put out
the fire. The fire was caused by
fumes of gasoline isnitine from en ;
j which was heating an Iron. The ex
" in v uauiiie was a iioie uurntM
in a Ekirt that was being ironed.
was opera it'll
yesterday at
by Dr. W. F.
Jr. Samuel
MeM'anus. The
to ba Joins
Mrs. Abbie Pankson Seiby, who
has been visit ins at Mound City ns
the guest ofher parents, Sheriff and
Mrs. Iiankson, has returned home ac
companied by Mrs. liunksun and sum
who will be her guests for a few days.
Mrs. A. V. Puibank of Fourteenth,
street is a patient, at St. Mary's In
firmary where she underwent a sur
gical operation yesterday. Her daugh
ter Mrs. Sclnader of Carbondale U
here to visit her mother.
J. L. Rci se of Mliscatine. Iowa.
who has been the guest of Mr. an
Mrs. D. F. .Fpshaw. 21oj Holbrook
avenue, has soil' to Thebes where he
will visit relatives for a few
fore returning home.
days b'
Mrs. J. J. Sieen and children who
have been the guests of the former's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. George
Clarke of Fonrt oath s'reet, left la-!
evening for their home in Saginaw,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and lit
tie son Ramsey of Minneapolis. Minn.,
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William (i. Cunningham of Pari.
Place West, have returned home.
Mrs. J. E. Rlanchar.l and
guests of Mrs. F. I Moore
land avenue went to New
laughter
of High
liurnsldes before re-
yesterday to visit, relatives
turning home.
Mrs. Clark of St. Louis is here vis
iting her parents, Judge and Mrs. J.
H. Robinson of Seventh street. The
latter who is 111 Is improving.
Judge W. W. Duncan of Marioi,
ard Judge MeElvaine of Harrisburir,
arrived in the city last evening and
are guests at The Halliday.
Misq Kiicrenin P.irleini of Mavfieb'
Ky., arrived last evening to visit her
brother John L Parham and wife of
The Farrow apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Iienison and
children of Twenty-seventh s'reet are
in St. Iouis visiting the former's sis
ter Mrs. Charles Lane.
Miss Maude Sutherland has return
ed from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Uavmoud W. Irvine of ML Vernon.
J. B. Hendricks of St. Louis, travel
ing a 'rent for the Iickawana Line is
in the tity on business.
Mrs. Jennie Clarkson of' Charles
ton, Mo., is the guest of her daught r
Mrs. George Ijewey.
Mrs. E. A. Carter and daughter Eth-
1 have gore to St. Iouis to visit ro':
at Ives for a week.
J. E. McEIhaney add daughter Jo
se phi no are visiting friends in Me
tropolis. Dyas Parker of Carui hersvillo, Mo,.
is the guest of relatives and friends
In re.
P. I. Nassaner lias gone to Chicago
on a business trip.
TODAY S LUNCHEON
Hal R. Aisthorpe Will Preside at Al
exander Club Grill Room This
Afternoon.
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The Merchants' Luncheon at Alex
ander club grill room today will be
presided 'over by Hal R. Aisthorpe
What Mr. Aisthorpe has "up his
sleeve" for the occasion is not known,
but as there are many things before
the people which call for discussion,
tin re is not likely lo be any lack of
interest. Sonu Thing lias always
turned up to riake those who a'tend
vd glad they were there. A large at
tendance is looked for todav.
Kills Would Be Slayer.
A merciless murderer is Appendi
citis with many victim. Put Dr.
King's New Life Pills. kill it by pre
vention. They gently stimulate Mom
ach, liver and bowels preventing that
clogging that invites appendices, ctir
ing Constipation, Ililiousness, Chills,
Malaria. Headache and Indigestion.
25c at all druggists. " t
Mrs. C. S. Flout noy
upon for appendicitis
St. Mary's IntiVmnry
Grinstead assisted by
Dod Is uiM Dr. James
patient was reported
well last night.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Street Paving Progressing.
The intersection on the east side
of Washington avenuo at Thirtieth,
Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets
have been concreted and that ortioii
of the street is r-ady for the brick
paving. Tbe laying of the brick on
Poplar street has been finished and
the work of ptiiting in the asphait
lill'T has been completed from Thirty-fourth
to Thirty-third street. Con
tractor Williams has received word
that several barges of brick have
passed Cincinnati and will probably
be here by Monday.
To Be Incorporated.
The Rothenberger Shoe Co. is to be
incorporated with a capital stock of
$-',."i(h divided into 2. shares. The
stockholders are II. R. and Max Ro"h
etiberger ami Mrs. Helen Rothenber
ger. Their establishment is :it
Twenty-eighth srctt and Commercial
avenue.
Resume Work Soon.
Wi'h a fall of two or three feet
more in (he rlers (he Cairo Con
tractitTi and Dredging Co. can resume
epcrations. This probably will bo
Monday or Tuesday, when the boat
can be ap.iin put in position to di.
up the river's bottom.
Ccws at Large.
Citizens in some of the residence
districts complain that owners of
cows do not keep them up, and tha!
these anim us In Jpass Upon their
crass pi its and flower beds.
Awarded Contract.
I.aIIue Pros, have been awarded
the contract for installing a steam
beatirg plant In the new Halliday
(state building on Ohio street, near
Eighth street.
Made a Snort Run.
The st ret (lusher which has hern
out of commission for several
months was brought out yesterday
and started cleaning lower Washing
ton aveme. Only one block wa;
treated io tV.e bath.
To Fave Walnut.
Assistant City Engineer A. I.
Hueeke! is engage. 1 In staking otT
Walnut street. He is preparing an s-
'imato for paving the street from the
intersection of Jefferson avenue to
Twenty eighth Mrcet
To Shut Down Pumps,
lloth the Twenty eighth street and
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think of any reason why ready-made clothes
shouldn't be as good
JJi JA - 3 lift
Tenth street munns will
down tomorrow night providing the
river Keeps failing at tiu rapid
it has for the past few days.
rate
Marriage Licenses.
John Davis, Mill Creek and Mina E.
Hartman, Elco. They were married
by Rev. Ohrurn at the Itaptist par
sonage. Real Estate Transfers.
The following was left for record
yesterday in the office of the circuit
clerk: W. W. R. Inscore et. ux to
Thomas J. Sims, n ol nw 1-13-3,
sd, fl'iO.
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Negro Who Broke From County Jail
Captured in St. Louis Case
From Paducah.
John Holder, a negro, indicted by
the grand jury for grand larceny who
broke out of the county jail sjine
time ago has been arrested in St.
Louis. Chief Euan received word
I yesterday frcm Chief cf Police
Crecy of St. tat: is. Mating that the
i in pro had bee n arrested there; Chief
Eiran not having anything to do with
i the case turned the. communication
over to Sheriff Davis. The sheriff
wired Chief Creecy asking if Holder
would come ahek without requisition
papers, bu; had not yet received an
answer last evening.
Holder with Frank Jackson another
negro charged with the killing of a
negto on Twelfth stfeet, escaped
from the county jail several months
ago. Nothing has been heard of
Jackson.
Detective Moore of Paducah. was
in the city yesterday n route home
from Sandusky where he raptured a
white maa wanted In Paducah. The
man's name is Trotwine and he is
charged with incest.
His Occupation.
A big, brawny fellow, in answer to
a question In a justice court as to
what hiv did for a living, said: "Well,
sir, in the spring I ketchi 9 an' s 'lis
young morkin' birds; in (he summer I
mostly sells rat:b snake bu'tons fer
rattles fer the b'.l ies, but in the win
ter I sometimes has to chop wood!"
IVdica'ossen sale every Saturday
afternoon and evening of rake, coff?-1
cake, tfoiifrhruts, salad dressing,
brown and white bread. Special or
ders taken during Ihe wck. Bell
phene SI. Miss Louis Ward, 227
Tenth street
as any clothes
isn't any reason. But there
are plenty, pf: . : ready- made .t
clothes that
tnere s no
should buy them,- when- you
can get, ready-to-wear, the
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes in our store. The rea
son for your wanting these
clothes is our reason for selling
them.
They're all-wool for one
thing: much ready-made clothing
isn't; they're perfect in style and
finish and tailoring.
They're good clothes for you;
and that's good for us,
Suits $18 to 30.
FLACKY-MAY
On Commercial Avenue at Eighth St.
Don't
Miss
This
A beautiful New Royal Sen ing Machine Worth $65.00
given away (his week al your own price. Call and gel
particulars, this week only, al
CAIRO FURNITURE STORE,
905 Commercial Avenue. Cairo, 111.
.... i fm mmm
9 I Vk.V
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Good Whiskey-Used Judiciously
is a srlcn lid natural tonic, arel its value is awknowhdged by
the worlVs lcailing phvsn. i.ins. For medicinal puqxjscs also
lutc purity and njic ohl ape are the principal requirements.
SunnyBrooK
the PURE FOOD
Whiskey
comMr.c- tlusc na Jiti -s in an unv.s-ial decree. It is listillel
1rom tin- lia. -t craiii a-vl piir. t at-rln the tioriil. and t aei-il in h.-v-i
v i liiin-.l eiKi n l. irr-ls for runy yan until it I s r-i -1 1 r -1 t : i
iiieiiv. ir -' for !. h it is fatnoiH. Oninni- St'VNY I'.liixiK rl lK
1-imi Win -.W. v Ir I Ik- (,nnaieiil iircrn Stamp on tarh bottle,
vl.i. ti i nii !:il proof th.it tin- V heUv dUtitted. e4 and buttled
aaJcr the nipcrnnion of Lr. S. C.oe-iimrnt Intperturi.
t'l t'l tr kiallx; Wit ftijcr$ sll If.
SUNNY BROOK DlsTlLLLRY CO.. Jtleroo Co., Ky.
M
Ft
can be; there
are not
reason, w
you
This store is the home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Call
and
See
This