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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Sabrsans %.
Sir6e in Slammen.
Die 1rIerioian NJ. e. Kirbe
11ew porf un6 n1erioian
Strabe ab9ebrannt.

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9a9ffuble Der Werioian Str. WetbO'
bif @piscopal 3ir9e. on Der Stioweit
Gde Der Werioian uno Nen 0orf Str.,
elm 6euer aug, tpel9es in furSer 3eit
fold riefge Simeniionen annabm, oaB
nit Ausnabme Der Seitentudnoe oas
@ebduos, iOpie au9 Der Snbalt oess
felben elm u6niger &aub Der Jlammen
wurben. Sn benz Sols- unb Sparrerls
merle 3und1t rei8e Habrung flnoeno,
bebnte fi9 oas Geuer 10 f4nea na6
allen Ridtungsn aus, oaB on eine
9ettung Der Stride ni9t mebr au oen.
fen NOR. Sin speiter Nlarm rief iO=
fort Die san3e our gerftisuus itebenbs
6euerpebrmanni6aft berbei uno bon
allen 5eiten purben Waiiermengen
in oas @ebdube eeidleuoert.
unt llbr ettpn bra9 bic borbere
8iebelpnno suinmmen uno um 3 ubr
strpa, mar bas gan3e @ebduoe als9e=
brannt.
2ur3 na9 3 llbr brad bic grObt
Or9el, Die iotpeit bon ben Glammer
beri6ont eeblieben, nit sinem bonner.
dbnli6sn @strabe auiammen. 2irA'
unb Snbdlt iino als totaler 8erluf
an3uieben.
Der 0erluft miro auf etpa $65, ,00(
eeiddbt, bsm cine 8eriiberung Oor
etpa $3.50 seaeniiberitebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Die 0rOR=2ose Ger 5. >. >. 8,

Die @roB= 2ose Der Snbiana 5. 8.
.. 8. tuel&e bier 3ur 3e;t in Sibune
lit, beidloB, beute gOrmittas, Dem
Obj 6eaou's Seim in 8reensburq
einen 8eiud abauitatten.
Gin Speaial3ug Der Big 6our Babn,
pel9er ben Sabnbof um 7:l5 berldBt,
miro bic Sbeilnebmer mad @reensburQ
bef6roern.
Ser @roBySsfretdr beri6tete, bat
mdbreno Der 6 Wonate, enoeno am 81.
Suli b. s. bur6i9nittlid s34. 81 pc,
Stunoe in Snoiana an unteritdbunss.
8eloern ausbeaablt purbe; er melbete
ferner. oab au9 nidt cine ein3iae Cog,
nit ibren 3ablunsen i'm &hdfanbe 1T
/ Sn Der Ra6mittaes. SiBung wurber
folgenoe Seamten erpdblt:
Com. Garrer, BON &uIbpille. @roB
meiiier; ". $. SOlpmoOo. bon Sn
oianapolis, Seputp= =@roBmeiitsr; %
8. 2eeop. bon Snoianapolis, @roB
Secretdr, W. u. Morris, bon 6rant
fort, @rOB : Sdabmeifter; slleranoe
SObnion. bon Snbianapolis, @roB
&eprdientant our Sobereign @roI
2ose unb Benjamin Grantlin, bOl
SnbianapOlis, grob=Sruifee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
@ebiilfs 8am Suipeetor err
nannt.

g. s. @erner tpurbe eeRern bon Der
Si9erbeitsbe66roe gum 8ebiilfs=8au-
Snipettor ernannt, troBoem er In Der
examination lan9e nidt bas bette
@ramen beifano.
Nlfreb u @aine, Der bur9 ben ibm
befreunoeten 2ouis 8. 8ibIon, einsm
Wit9lieoe Der examinations Beb6rbe
Dertbeioigt wurbe, ma9te bas bette
gramen bon allen Der fib um bic
SteQung betperbenben bier Mdnner,
trosoem uuroe aber 0erner ernannt,
angsblid neil er ldn9er In Der Staoi
wObnbaft lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
0eimnobeitsbebOroe srlaBt Sn:
itrnftion.

Die 8efunobeits Beb6roe bat Or.
paul Wartin, ben Superintenoenten
bss SOipitales In einem Sdreiben auf=
eeforoert. feinem Der Anaeifelltsn bes
6OIpitales ,u erlauben, irgeno einsn
gatienten Der poliae 3u iiber9eben.
Sas 59reiben bsfaet, baB Or. War-
tin bic sinsise periOn iit, tpsl4sr oas
&e4t 3nfebt, einen patienten Der go.
lisei 81 tiberliefern.
Sieier Nuftrag tpurbe erlafen, nm
eben cine Wieoerbolung bes Ssblers.
uel9em Dor turaer 3eit Wm. Swer
gum Opfer fiet, boraubeu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Sic @en5tlritttr 0es l1nz
abiding. SnrnDereins
Oreanifren unter oen 9iinifi9'
fen 2luslibten eine Stat
Section
llns beidlieBen cine Stat = Shnle
in's 9eben 30 rnien.

@efern Nbenb batten fi6 sablrei4e
Mitelieber oss llnabbdnsi9en Surn=
pereins, peI6e benz eblen Stat huloi=
gen, in Der 3urnbule gu Dem 3rede
eingefunoen, cine Sfat=SectiUn gu orr
ganiRren unb bieier 3tusd tpuroe au6
erreiht.
gu geamten Der ySfat= 6 c.
tipn bes unabb. SurnDer=
wurOen erwdblt:
@orfber-@sorge seibenftider.
Secrstdr uno S9aBmeiiier- -Wm.
Yenning.
Statmeifer-War 2osdert.
gs muroe elm @omite ernannt, wel=
Dies cine Contribution unb NebenseisBe
aus3uarbeiten bot.
Gerner wuroe bei9lOiien, i'm 2aufe
Der Saiion 7 Stat- -Surnisre au peran-
fialten, bon pslGen bas erffe an
n Id Ten SOnntas b. 20. Nopbr.
abqebalien tpirb. gs puroe fooanr
nod elm @omite ernannt, pel9es oi'
iaumiesn @enael. &itter bes 0ereins,
welde in ber/ seltrigen Ieriammlunl
our9 NbueIenbeit 9ldu5ten, an ibr'
pHidt, Der Stat=SectiOn bei3utreten
ianft aber oo9 ernifli9 eriunern ioa
lStats Mbeno m Mittm ODD
MittpO9 Mbsnb tpurbe als alge
meiner Stat-Abeno fur Die WO4e fef'
geiebt uno unter ben gluipicisn be,
neuen Stat=Ssction bes unabb. s. 9
piro an bieien Nbenben cine Stat
Sdule er6ffnet tperosn.
Dieienisen Witelieoer bes 8ereins
uelde tpiiniden In bic @sbeimniRs be
0ier Wensel einseweibt 3u weroen. mo
gen fib am ndaiten W,i.tpo4 gun
re9uIdrsn Stat= Nbsnb sinfinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
Gardner iparoe nidti9nloig be:
funoen.

S6omas @aroner, angetla9t, ON
Wabltase 9eifti9e 8etrdnte perabrei4t
3u baben, puroe gefern bon &idter
Wba0On entlahen, oa nod anfidt oes
&idters feline Bsrlebuns oes Ri9oiion'
8eiebes DOrlaq.
@aroner's Wirtbfdaft NOR on bem
Sage Deri9lOfien, isoO6 bate er pie es
iAeint, cine Glai6e in Der Saihe aus
nel6er er berfdisoenen ieiner Sreunbe
cine Sersensifdrtun9 3utommen lieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
s@laserei In NoriuoOo.

Sn elmer Wirtbsbausi6ldgerei IN
glormoOb wurbe seitern Nbenb Safe
S6affer bon @eorse 6abn 1896 Wi=
MERIDA Str. nit einem &ntippel tiber
ben 2opf seidla9en uno 10 berleBt.
baB berfelbe in's 9oipital iiberftbrt
uerben muBte. Der Streit iou i4on
am Samitag feinen 9lnfang 9enommen
baben, fam ieoo4 erit seifern, als iit
bic geioen trufen. gum Nustra9e. 6abn
iit Gn9eitellter Der Big 4, Sabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
9as Stants= Sn!oatenbetm
aderfn0t.

Sas Snbiana Stats Solbaten.
9eim in 2afapette 1T CUR 3eit ber'
maBen iiberftllt, baB bon 100 neuer
Sefuden um Iufnabme faum 10 be-
rhfEhtigt ueroen t6nnen.
Die iibrigen 90 8eteranen miiher
fid nod geouloen. Sn bew 6eim be-
finoen fi9 9e9enwdrtig 800 Sn
iaiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17

@ofben, Is. Nop. gpbraim
Gidel reidte beute i'm Qreiseeri9te eine
s&aoeneriabtlase gegen bic woblba-
benoe 6rau Sufanna 6. gpans- Nlt-
lanb Elm. Giir anaebli6 eebroaenes
g6eberipre9en perlanet fein 0er5 Elm
G9meraenspHafer bon $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17

- Der Sabrer Gtntenoe
8ote iotpte Der We9enSbur9er
Warteu &aIenoer fur 1905
ttmo omr@ u,siere Office az
besteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17

Greerster: Corps Der &0rner
2o9e go. 1, s. 3. &. y.
0roBe Vauoeptae utter.
baItun9 ttmo 2atts am Sontt-
tag, oen %. Wobember, tn
Der Giioiette Surnbaue.
Gtnttttt % Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-17
TretbettS. 0Iodes Teter.

'eytUWCs UCtCV@
9ieWerbanoS=Weretne ttno
aufaetoroert je etncn Sab
ttentrd9er tno pter Deglets
ter sta obtger Teter beute
Mbemo atn 1880 tta@ Der
1tmab. Surus 0alle 5,s cut:
ienoen.
Ser Worftano oeS VerbamoS
9emtider Weretne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
MANHATTAN GUIDANCE
Aud Lang Syne" Was the Air Which
Caused Bonds OF Friendship
to Grow Stronger.

1t was very merry crowd of young
people that assembled at Stafford hall
ast night TO spend an evening dancing
md renewing old acquaintance. Fol-
he most part the crowd was com
posed Of former members Of the Man
rattan Club which held forth for sew
aral years over the Alexander County
bank and this was the first opportun
lty which has since been offered for
he old club members and their ladS
friends to spend an evening together
as in days when the club was thrifty
and prosperous
The evening was one of genuine
pleasure to everyone present and the
,omminglng Of the old Manhattanites
last night may awaken a feeling which
aas long been cherished that the cmi
be recognized. and steps in this di
fection may result from last nights
gathering
Those who attended this pleasant
affair were Misses Edith and Daisy
Hodge. Dess Hyde. Adelaide Mitchell
Anna and Catherine Stapleton. Jessie
Mall. lcie Ellis. Abbie Williams. Reta
German. Burke. Florida Fitzgerald. Ell
la Coleman. Julia Spiller. Jennie Cow
ell. Cecilia Waider. Messrs. Fred
Steinhouse. Tom Stack. J. Flack. Lee
Fitzgerald Harry Dilts. Willie Milne
Horace Conant. DR.. Morrow. Logan
Mueller Otto Fair. Harry Hudson. Ed
Valdez, John Howley. Dennis Staple
ton. Festus Barter. Ed Fitzgerald. /
Lahue. Meacham.
The crowd was chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs B. f. Henley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
Piano Ballots for X X X
X X X Cash Subscriptions.

With the idea of further stimulating the for The Bulletins
piano City
Bulletin
ballots
emitting the TAXI the subscription number
Of arrangement applies old
alike the condition is that the subscription shall be paid
The Bulletin the cash
will be months $500
will be and for regular annual subscription 500 votes
will desiring
each blank containing for the
will telephone but
Bulletin The
coupons published Bulletin will
printed
ballots published The Bulletin but will be printed
paper special will
with the regularly published ballots which will
De usual subject already prescribed
February l.,
blanks making will
be supplied application to The Bulletin office
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
KILLED MAN IN TEXAS
!. n. Shoemaker. of This City Report
ed to Have Shot a Man
in Texas.

The ST Louis Globe Democrat yes
erday contained a short dispatch say
ng that j II Shoemaker shot and
Tiled a man named j. W Vaughan
rear Shepard, Texas. Tuesday night
md that he had surrendered himsel
o the authorities claiming that ht
committed the crime in self defense.
When the paper was read here yes
erday, dispatches were sent TO Shep
lrd by Mrs Shoemaker and the Sond
leimer Lumber company. with which
Mr.. Shoemaker is employed as super
intendent In the construction of g
lew saw mill but no reply had been
received at 3. 80 this morning.
Mr.. Shoemaker is proprietor OF the
photograph gallery formerly owned b,
F. s. Sloan. and his wife and children
reside in this city He has many
friends here who will regret to learn
Of the unfortunate occurrence an6
those who know him best believe that
Mr.. Shoemaker was justified in his &C
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
.DUSKY BELLE OF
WILD CAT CHUTE
Caused Trouble Between Ardent Ad
mirers and Shooting ARRAY
Resulted Last Night.

1t was Bob Hogan who took ex-
,eptions TO the attentions which John
Porter paid TO his lady friend Of Wild
at Chute. and he attempted to get
'evenge last night
About 7:15 O'Clock Hogan met Por-
er at Twelfth street and Commercial
avenue; when at a distance of about
Is feet he drew a 45.calibre single ac-
ion Colts cannon from his pocket
md began firing at his intended vic
i'm. Hogans nerves must have been
l0ing a St Nitus or serpentine dance
or he shot five times at Porter and
failed to draw blood, Porter evident
y held life cheaply and was willing
die for his dusky love, as he advanc.
I'd steadily in the face OF the terrific
sannonading and reaching his antag-
mist before he could fire the sixth
,harge, he grappled with him and the
wo rolled in the ice and snow on
'airo's principal thoroughtare.
Officer Nichols, who was at police
headquarters. ran across the street to
where the negroes were puncturing
the air with sundry and divers impre.
,ations and dull thuds. and the officer
andeavored to disengage the combat
lnts. but became entangled with the
scrappers" and the plucky blue-coat
liyided time with the negroes at be.
ne on the bottom, and betting on
White and black was about even Of
icer Susanka came to the rescue.
however and the two negroes were es-
'orted TO the city jail Officer Nichols
s nursing a badly injured eye as a
result of the trouble.
The name of the female inhabitant
IF the schultz" over whom the
trouble arose, was not learned. but
judging from the rivalry which exists
over her she is evidently some pump
kins
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
M. /. S. DANCE.

The young ladies' OF the NJ L. 5.
entertained their young gentlemen
riends last evening with a masquer-
lde ball at Bristol's hall on Eighth
street
The young ladies'. who persistently
,efuse to diyulge the meaning Of
he initials NJ L. s. decorated the
1all furnished the music and refresh
nents and observed the usual leap
year customs of calling for the young
men and asking for partners In the
lances.
Many Of the costumes Of the mask.
ers were grotesque and weired appear.
ing while others were artistic and at.
tractive.
The young men who attended pro.
nounce the young ladies Of the ~ l.
). to be royal entertainers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
HURT IN A SAW MILL
j. o. Pruitt Received Many Painful
Injuries in Lumber Plant at
Calhoun.

Owensboro, Ky Jan. 20 Mr.. J u.
Pruitt had narrow escape from death
II the sawmill Of Horrall & Prutt
At Calhoun His oyercoat caught in
4 friction wheel and he was thrown
between two swiftly moving wheels.
One Of the men at the mill rushed to
Mr.. Fruits rescue. He cut the leather
band with his knife and stopped the
wheel Mr.. pruitt's left arm was
broken, his knee capp dislocated and
the ligaments In his leg badly torn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
DEATH OF H. B. ELLIS
One Of Cairo's Old Time items
Was Prominent IN 6usi.
ness Life.

At ll.15 O'Clock last night II b.
Ellis died at his residence. corner of
Tenth and Walnut streets He has
been ailing for some years with
Bright's disease which caused him
more or less suffering, from time 10
time. and his last attack came about
two weeks ago He had been uncJn'
sciouS for a day or two and the family
were sure that this would be his end
some hours before it came He died
peacefully with no apparent suffer
ing.
Deceased was born in Exeter Eng
land November II, 1898 and was
brought to this country an infant, by
his parents. Richard and Mary Ann
Ellis. who settled in Rock island. Ill.
While a young man he learned the
trade of marble cutter in Cincinnati,
Ohio. at which he worked for eight
years. when he became interested IN
the iron foundry business in ST Louis.
which he conducted for fifteen years,
with marked success From St Louis
he removed to Mound City. H.. where
he established foundry and did
work for the government on its iron,
clad vessels during the war coming
TO Cairo in 1867 where he resided
ever since. He was married in March
1858. to Miss Ottilini Waugh. of Rock
Island, who. with five sons and two
daughters. survive him.
In Cairo. deceased was associated
with his brother, T. 3. Ellis. in steam.
boating on quite an extensive scale
They ran the first regular ferry boat
here and owned steamboats, in the
Ohio and Mississippi and White river
trades retiring from this business in
the early '70's. He was for years &C
lively connected with the Telegram
but failing health necessitated his re
tirement several years ago. He had a
wide circle of friends and acquaint
ances whose sympathy will be extend
ed TO the bereaved family.
intoyment will he held at Bellfon
tame cemetery, St Louis. in the
family lot
| A sister Of the deceased, Mrs. C.. p
Hill. Of Warsaw. H.. and the brother
r. b Ellis Of Rock Island, H. have
been notified and will be at the
| funeral
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.

I A message was received by Judge
/ A. Cominss Yesterday announcing the
death of his brother Urie Comings
which occurred yesterday morning at
his home in Windsor. VT The de
ceased was Is years old and he is sur
yived by his wife and two daughters.
About So in change was stolen from
the desk in the office of Winter Bros
ice factory Wednesday night while
Claude Winter jr.. was at his supper
The temperature yesterday morning
II $50 O'Clock was Is degrees above
zero and was still falling Between
y O'Clock and $50 it fell nine de
grees.
Judge j. II, Robinson. city police
magistrate fell on his porch al his
home yesterday morning and sustain
ID injuries which may cause him &c
remain indoors several days His hip
vas badly bruised and his back severe
strained. During his absence Judge
DAWSON will preside at police court
1t is reported that Edgerton Pad
lock. the physical culture teacher has
eft town He paid his board to Mrs
:. NJ. Styles. at 900 Twelfth street
With a check on a local bank. but
when that lady tried to cash the
heck she was told that Paddock had
aiken his money from the bank His
wereaboutS are not known
Mr. and Mrs ID. L. Marx entertained
1t six O'Clock dinner yesterday even
ny in honor of Mr. and Mrs. c r
Woodward. OF Lockport. n Y, and
Mrs Frank F. Aver, of Elizabeth \
]. The other guests who enjoyed
he hospitality Of Mr., and Mrs, Marx
we're Miss Lillian Turner, Of Chicago
Nr. Andrew Lohr and Maj and Mrs
2. Goodng
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
PERSONAL MATTERS.
tlotes OF Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Michaels have re
turned from a visit to Paducah

Mr. and Mrs. b. Michaeis have re
turned from visit to Paducah
Mrs. Arthur Barter is in at her
home, 26l4 Holbrook avenue.
Postmaster Sidney B. Miller return.
ed from Springfield and St. Louis yes.
terday.
Mrs. Ross yesterday Of Fourth
street. is threatened with an attack
Of pneumonia
Mr. Herman Weber has returned
from trip in the central part of the
state for the Weber Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. NJ. Kahn, of 1903 Commercial
avenue was taken suddenly i'll yester.
day morning. He was reported better
last night
Mr.. VIM Sites has returned from
Tulsa |, r., and has accepted po-
sition as motorman with the Cairo
Electric and Traction company.
The colored Republicans. including
A. B. Patterson. J. l.. Brown. Charles
Bolan. Green Lipe and johnson Fisher
who attended the love feast" al
Springfield, Wednesday, returned
home yesterday.
Judge w. s. Dewey and Sheriff
Roche returned from Springfield yes
terday The former attended a meet
ing Of county and probate judges ant
the latter was present at the Repub
lican love feast.
MIR. v. s. Evans. who has been con
nected with the American Express
company in this city for seyera
months has gone to Evansville, Ind.
10 accept the position OF cashier with
the same company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
TAKEN TO pADUCAH
We're Seven of the Negroes al Hon.
kinsviile Charged With
Murder.

Hopkinsville. Ky. Jan. 2S.--George
Holland. Frank Massie. Frank Merri.
wether. Frank Sherman. viii Gar.
rett. Ed Holland and Dick Carney. sew
en- OF the nine negroes charged with
the murder Of the unknown white man
near Pembroke. were taken to Padu.
cab for safekeeping. The order was
issued by County Judge Fowler upon
the application of r. N. Lander. color.
ed. attorney for the prisoners.
The other negroes I'D Mosley and
Charles Finch. are in Jail at Madison.
Willie. Four of the negroes have been
sentenced by juries TO die on the gal
lows. and the trial of the others will
take place at the February term Of
Christian county circuit court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.
RAVES FoR BusINEss LooALs.

DR.. Edwin D. Morrow. dentist 800
Commercial avenue.
Call up Stoltz & Walters, phones
1913. for all kinds Of hauling. Il.
Call up Stoltz & Walters for rubber.
tired rigs. Both phones 1873. tt.
Telephone, Brown 1878. Jno. 0'Shea,
plumber. sewering. gas fitting, SIG
Eleventh street. II.
+ Wanted To rent two we'll furnish,
ed rooms Address S. w. The Bulle.
/ tin.
/ Miss j. l. Davis, Trained Nurse,
surgical medical. historical 424
Eleventh street, Carlo, ILL.,
FOR RENT-Modern fiat. rooms;
bath. Opposite Public Library Also
modern dwelling 81 nth St, for rent
Inquire of Walter Eichoff 1914 Wash.
lngton Ave.
Leave orders for cut flowers at Mrs.
L. Madden's. 2S01 Holbrook, Cairo
phone 1SS,
Coal, Lump and Washed. Quick de-
livery Lump at s275. Cairo Phone
4S9, Bell 10. two rings. Office, c. W.
Wheelers old stand en- Tenth street.
If R. E. CANNON.
Lost-A lady's engraved gold watch
and black silk fob Full name en-.
graved on back. Finder will please
leave at Cotter Bros & Cos office and
receive reward.
Coal. Lump and Washed Quick de.
livery. Lump at s275. Cairo Phone
1879, Bell 10, two rings. Office C, W
Wheeler's old stand on Teuth street.
Wantsd-An engineer One who
knows his business and is willing to
work Apply to Cairo Mill and Lum-
Der Co It.
Household goods for sale, corner of
Fourteenth street and Washington
avenue up stairs. Entrance second
door on Fourteenth street, st
FOR HIGH GRADES HARRISBURG
COAL, FOR STEAM OR DOMESTIC
PURPOSES, see NJ. cAHiLL, ACT
ROBINSON COAL co. PHONE 400.
$500 COMMERCIAL AVENE.
Stoltz & Walters are prepared to do
all kinds of hauling, moving and trans
fer work. Office at stable on Ccmmer.
cial avenue. Both phones 1873. tt.
An entertainment will be given by
the Ladies' Home Missionary Society
this afternoon and evening, at the
home OF Mrs II. v Harrison, 704
Thirty-fourth street Proceeds to be
donated to the home missionary work.
Refreshments will be served
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
THURSDAY NIGHT CLUB.

The Thursday Night card club was
entertained last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos r. O'Shea at their home
22l4 Walnut street.
Progressive euchre. music and re-
freshments helped the time to pass
quickly and the evening was one of
much pleasure.
Prizes were won at the euchre
games as follows: Lone hand. Jas.
Gillespie: gentlemcn's. Robert Staple.
ton, ladys. Mrs p H. Smyth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
Coal. Wood and kindlina.

r. e. Cannon has taken the c. w.
Wheeler coal office and yards. on
Tenth street, wheye orders may here
after be left Phones: Cairo 439: Cen
trail Union 70, two rings. Big Muddy,
Dryden, Randolph, Carterville and
Herin, Lump, Nut and other coal. Car
lots or by the ton at market prices.
Also stove wood and kindling. II
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
FUNERAL NOTICE..

ELLIS-Died. at ll:15 pm. Thurs
ray. Jan. 2Sth. 1904. after short III.
ness. Henry b. Ellis. aged Is years.
Funeral service will be held at the
residence. 1914 Walnut street. this
Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock In
terment will be at BellefoutaIne Gem
etery, ST. Louis. SATURDAY..
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
MAKE A BIC SHOWING
Nearly Two and one.Half Millions Of
Deposits In Local
Banks.

The statement of the local banks
as regularly required by the comp.
troller of the currency of all national
banks, were published in yesterday
mornings Bulletin and indicate a gen
eral prosperity and financial strength
that has never before been equalleu
in this city. The business community
is TO be congratulated, not only on the
strong showing but upon the material
advance that has been made since the
last statements appeared.
TO obtain an accurate conception OF
the amount of money on deposit local
~ II is necessary to include the de
posts OF the two savings banks and
the aggregate is but a few thousands
below two and one-half million dollars
The item of individual deposits of the
i've banking institutions Of the city
Is as follows:
Alexander County Ma
uonai bank ........" S4l144S.1S
Alexander County Saw.
mgs bank ~,,....... 5G7233.7c
CAIRO National bank ~. ll345S.3l
CITY National bang 49,. 5iS.260.54
enterprise Savings bank S20.511.1l
Total .*............. $3.50 90l o.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
COAL! CoALl COAL!
HIGH 6RADE-5EST PRICES. SEE
NELLlS, 1905 COMMERCIAL AVE.
BOTH PHONES 324.
COAL!
CoALl
Burke's Removal Notice.

Having moved from my old livery
barn, $40 and 'Sl2 Commercial to
Stolz & Walters brick stable which
4 recently purchased. | will he glad
to see my old patrons as well as those
OF Messrs. Stolz & Walters. and will
guarantee satisfaction and good treat
ment to all as in the past Both
phones ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-29
IMPLEMENT DEALERS ELECT


BY the Associated Press.
Grand Forks. S. d.. Jan. 2s.-The
Northwestern Implement Dealers as
ISOLATION today elected for president.
j. J. Dougherty. Park River. n. D.;
secretary. G. r Carpenter. Crookston
Mimi: vice president. Joseph Hare.
Fargo. n D.