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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-03
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-03

The PRESS publishes this week
the Kentucky vagrant law. and it
should be enforced in every lpre.
cinct of the county.
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WRe Nre&<.
s. M. JENKINS,
Editor and Publisher.

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the Act of Congress of March 5rd. 1879.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Fire al Il;4s O'Clock Yesterday de
ssroyed TWO small cottages ~ Eos
and 2il Twepty-second street The
|ffe originated in the sy.mcy cottage
Which wa owned anu occupied by
ldhn HOnrbuckle. colored The othei
house was owned by Horace A Han.
non. and was occupied by J0nn VII
gtns. colored
Both families succeeded in saving
most Of their hoasehold soods bui
Hornbuckle lost trunk. which wa
Isaid to Aaye contained sJQ iu bills.
The Fhouse owned By Mr. Hannon
was valued a. $500. and the loss r.
covered by Insurance Wilkins poll
cy. expired Monday aud be failed to
have it renewed His loss is es'i
mated al about $3.50
Both departments responded 10 the
alarm and did good WORK IN prevent
ing the flames from spreading TO the
row q houses sdiainipg On Twenty
second street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

seer for force Of men Which has
planted 5000 aatalpa trees in Mexico.
Other tres are planted net only In
Mexico. ,l,lls III he United States. apd
are on leased ground OF that owned
by The companies. The Denver anu Rio
Grande road has planted G5,0O0 trees.
the Illinois Central 10000, tle
Louisville and Nashville 100000 and
the PENNSYLVANIA $4,000. Many otleI
thousands nave beeu planted Dy % her
Foasis a @sks
When II Is considered according "a
his figures, that 3,0Oo,0oo000 ties win
BIZ needed iu The next twenty-five
years itAcan be seen hal many trees
are Necessary. The Pennsylvania
road, say sir. Surford, is experiment.
ing with 5n0o0D locust trees, but ID
his opinion these will not prove az
profit salessae the catalpa. which Ii.
ihmksnsnAkes by far. the best ties
ana .Slfim grow more rapidly than
any olnef kind used for the purpose
Of max }nesaies,
Nitb8sp0p soii and plenty of water
cstdtpxsfree win grow In six years
large Raugh that gix ties can be
made TTHpi Il. No other tree. Mr..
Brrford says. win DO as well. Thots-
ands Of them have been planted un'
der the direction of the Aforementioned
association, and efforts are being
made q fiaye Them planted in many
states .sit moi being necessary to have
a certain soil to cause them TO grow
Mr.. Burford will 20 to Louisiana nexi
week and expects TO remain there
several monthe al the least in tue in
terest of the association
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Howard Burford Of this city. who
is employed by ihc International Ar
borcultural association. and who Is
noE visiting relatives here after a
year in Mexico. says that sl6,000,00G
was spent last year for railroad ties
aud that they we're so scarce that the
scarcity is becoming alarming to purs
chasing agents for the different rail
road companies. says the Vincennes
Capital. Mr. Burford. who mas
been in the employ of the associa-
ton for about three years, and
whose duties call him to all parts OF
the United States. is an authority on
Iailruad sites and his information Is
cons idared accurate. The association
win which ne Is connected was or
ganizcd for the purpose of creating
interest in the planting of trees as
well as profiting from the sale OF
them, aud It's business is almost en-.
tirely with railroad companies.
The large railroad companies are
now experimenting with ahees for the
purpose of securing ties and during
the past ten months ne has been over.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

The storm central in the northern
Rocky mountain region Monday
morning has moved very rapidly east.
ward and now eenters in the lake re-.
gion. High, pressure areas center in
the east Gulf states and in Nevada. :
The temperature has risen in tbs
upper Mississippi and Missouri val.
leys, IN Hansss Colorado. aud Middle
Texas, and fallen in the middle aBd
eastern Gulf states extreme upper
Ohio valley western Texas. Oregon.
Washington and northern Montana.
within The last sc hours. light pre-
eipitstion has occurred in northeast.
'ern Flor1dsa northeastern Pennsyl,
wanna. western West Virginia. north,
eastern Minnesota. and in nor,hcrn
and eastern Montana
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Things are lookin' kinder blue,
said an old riverman yesterday after
noon, aud he then set forth various
reasons why to expect a rain Is the
height of foolishncss at this time Of
the 2year.
~It keeps on a-snowin', and a-raisin'
Billy Blue, up about the headwaters
Of the Ohio, and I'll be dinged IL | can
sec any sign of rain or warm spell,
either"
Hopeless the case seems to the old
stagers, but short talk with Maj. II.
Il. Hersey, while II would hardly give
hope for instant thaw and warm rain,
still. shows the silver lining, says
the Louisville Courier-Journal. Maj
Herscy does not consider the case
hopeless. even though it has serious
aspect, AMI he can show figures 10
prove that heavy rains have fallen IN
thfs section during the months Of Do
ccmber and January within the past
few years, On January 3, 1909, raif
OF one inch fell, and under such cen
ditions as would cause a big rise IN
tho river should II fall within the
next few weeks. There were Other
rains during that same month TO the
extent of five.sixths of an inch, max.
Ing in all a rainfall of nearly two
inches Commencing December 10
1909, rain fell every day for seven
consecutive days, with an aggregate
precipitation of 4.02 inches. almost
sufficient of itself to raise the river
as the rains that fall over this sec
ton in the winter are generally
throughout the Ohio valley.
These figures show the possibility
Of rain, though they by no means in.
dicate probability of It II is, of
course. more than probable that auy
precipitation within the next six
weeks will take the .orm, of snow.
The storm that formed in Montana
the latter part of last week spent its
forces in the nsrlhern part of tine lake
region, this section being in the ex
treme lower edge OF the low barome-
ter. There is another storm OF o sim.
liar nature now forming in the Mon.
tana basin. but there IS little likeli-
hood that II will come far. enough
south TO relieve the conditions from
here to Pittsburg. Unless AN area Of
extremely low barometer passes di-
rectly oser the Ohio valley. storms
from such distance are little likely
10 affect the situation, except to bring
q little snow. II. however. a storm be-
found coming the way of the Ohio val-
ley, Will the area of lowest barometer
directly over the valley. the most nm
prscticed prophet will be justified in
q rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
SOCIETY GIRLS
Form an orsssix7tion to Arrest Men
Wiie Mlsbehave at Dances.

Form an ORGANIZATION to Arrest Mer
Miie RIsbehsve at Dances.
Hagerstovn. Ind, Dee ia mum
Der OF young society ladies' Of Hagers
town. have organzed club the pnr
pose Of which. according to announce
mcu'. IS TO band together as a sort
of police force to arrest and eject any
and all. persons from the nall where
dances are IN progress who are in an
condition.
A dancing club of young ladies' was
Organised several months aso under
who management number of sue
cessful 'parties have been given. Some
young men entered the hall while in.
toxicated, and others left the hall to
return intoxicated These young fet
lows caused the girls much annoyance
and 10 ,avoiG further. trouble the girls
formally organized for the purpose Of
protecting their oxn righ's ami dig
snftv zexF
The members Of tae club are Miss
Lola WINNER. president: Miss Leone
Holdermahg wce-pres ident; Miss Eva
worl. secretary; Miss Nellie Rheineg.
ger. treasurer. The other members OF
the club are Misses Ruth Matthew's.
Ruth Lilly Ioue Thofnturg and Ma
rice Geisler.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR
POOR CHILDREN OF CAIRO
.PhilantIirOpic Citizen Has Started Fund For
A.e This Purpose--Cairo Women viii
Attend TO Details.

The poor children Of Cairo will
have a grand turkey dinner on
Christmas dsy Where # viii be Civ
en-, and how. remains 10 be decided
The dinner may be delivered 10
the homes OF the children or they
may all be brought 10 one place and
enjoy the feast together. Just how
the distributing Of the dinner and the
serving Of same viii be arranged re-
smains for the good women Of Cairo
TO determine.
II is sufficient TO know tbat a move
has been started TO give The poor aud
needy of Cairo u eooi diuner on
Christmas day and that The women
Of the Children's home have agreed
TO take charge OF The work. They
will ascertain how many poor aud
needy children there are. where they
live, and the best plan of getting
them 10 good dinner OF Of getting a
good dinner to them They will take
charge Of the funds and attend TO
providing the necessary amoUni 10
furnish a dinner for all =.
The raising or funds sHece. sary 10
provide such a dinner has been start.
ed and, as only ten days remain.
leeierA CHRISTMAS. the donations viii
come thick and fast during
that flme ;. ia8i-s'
TIE poor children who revel in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
VOICE AND HlANO
-s,AstsSST' IS " isA 's*sS
Miss Emma l.. LAnsdef
/. ! stddies SIS Fifth strei i
BURGLARS AFTER
u THE COAL DEAl .ERS
gFFlcE or The CAIRO CITY coal
4 COMPANY AND DANIEL NC
i cARTHY RoBsEp THE SAME
Fl NIGHT.

The ofsice Of the Cairo Glty Goa
company on Fourteenth street and 81
ssaniel Mccarthy on lower ComuAer
ia avenue were burgiarized Mondlu
l.5ag nts Both places we're entered liz
Ips same manner, window glass e.
Eng broken, toe fastening undone. and
tie window raised
AT the Cairo City Coal fqnpany's
qtdoe Ina robbers got nothing of valua
ana Sd enfaged were they that they
snre an the leaves om of book nsed
: by Mr. james Lahue in keeping the
aeconntstof theroraer Of Father Mat
thew, Of watch. he is treasurer and
scattered them about he otfsrers
Il AN ifiae aflice Of Daniel McGwlIis
Tie robher. was more sucpassf6f. and
secured a fine Colts revolver an oy'
fsav6aN shd a small amount OF nhoney,
I. There vas no clue as ID sim com
,inii.ed the robberies until yesterday
Ahftsrnoon 4 message wss received BIZ
SPECIAL Detective aIcNamara Of the
4 l.nsis Central trons Special Detec
tive ~. r. Briggs Of the lllinolsi Cen
sfral st Carbonate, saying thar he had
a resro WHOM he SUSPECTED had stall
.,en II .rerolver from Daniel MCCARTHY
4 Cairo. description Of thd ar
'Iteles was given and Mr. McNailara
wired tne Carbohdalf detectiyei Il.
Lfing his man 10 Cairo. t
TIE prisoner, who gave bis uaml as
Clarence Gaines was1 brought Ia
Cairo last nigdt He said he gor lid
uvereoat in ST Louis and won the
revolver from a negro in Mounds
Deieu.ive Briggs arrested the De
Gro thinking he. might be implicated
II a robbery which occurred at Anna
lew nights ago and az when slnte
sumo clothing was stolen The ofcA
scoag worn bg the negro answered lhe
description Of one Of those 'stolen al
',Anns. The negro showed fight and
o empted 70 draw he revolver. hut
Detective Briggs was too quick Cor
him and threatened to pump lead
through. aim If be made d move.
The means of locating Caro- as the
l7Se ttQms Nhtch .the sfuSles we're
stolen was ra.her unusual
AS is his custom every year. Mr..
Mccarthy issiles calendars aoou The
frst or the year. and Detective Briggs
! So possession, Of one few days ago,
hanging it IN his room. On the re
volyer. ro'Ifid on tbs negro, was
scratched me name Daniel Mccarthy
eai he detective remembered the
ftaiendsr
Wheiher Gaines is responsible fnr
a. FoeberS fof tine csino,- City coal
cssnpsnF's' office is not known, but he
rs tnrpetf over 10 Officer Cowesl
lael nights Nho put him In the city
lal asq he wiz be given. an opportuui.
" ~ confess all
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
iIAUSI; DEPARTMENT
3 WILL HAVE CHARGE
OF PROGRAM THIS AFTERNOON
AT THE MEETING OF THE
WoMAN'S cLus-sEvERAL
EXCELLENT NUMBERS. q

The program 10 be given at the
lineesipg Of the Cairo W'oman's club
this afternoon will be in charge of
the wusic department of which Miss
AGILE Miller is chairman
The program, as arranged, is az
follows:
Violin duet, Selection, Fowler-Mrs.
L. Emile Prohlet, Miss MagdaIene
vanderburg.
vocSl solo, 4 Dream, Bartlett
Mrs. Ei NJ Starzinger.
Reading. Nevfn--Mrs Richard
Franklin. .-;
Piano Solo, Narcissus Neyin-- NAL
vim Franklin. ss}
. Vocal solo. Selected Mcdonald !,
AIRS J. D. Strong.
Discussion, How Shall We Interest
The Public in Music--Leader Mrs.. 81
NJ Lansden
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

roast turkey. cranberry sauce; dress.
ing and other edibles too numerous to
mention on Christmas day will have
Mr. Thos. y. Flaglcr to thank primari.
ly for such feast II is Mr.. Flagler
who has started the movement which
viii make many hearts glad on Christ
mas day. and the women of the Chill.
dren's home will see to II that a fund
raised through Mr. Flagler's generous
example will be spent and the pro-
eeeds distributed in such a manner as
TO reach the most deserving of the
eitv's poor.
All donations will be received by
The Bulletin and turned over to the
Children's home board
The movement for grand turkey
dinner for poor children is started as
follows:
Cairo, Dec. 90, 1907.
To the Editor OF The Cairo Bulletin
Mr. Editor--As Christmas is now
close at hand, think It would be
pleasure for those who can afford ii.
to donate little toward making the
hearts OF t1e poor little children and
orphans Of the city Of Cairo happy on
Merry Christmas day, by giving them
grand turkey dinner Enclosed
YOU viii please dud five dollars to-
ward starting what link good and
ebaiitssIe act Yours truly. q
TrFts TllOS. 3. FLAGLER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

ehafiably Inclined man. who
read the story IN Sunday morning $
Bulletin in which was quoted the
declaration Of little girl that she did
not want any Christmas presents be-
canse her mother worked hard and
was too poor to buy them for her,
called by telephone yesterday and
asked if the name ofethe little girl
was known to the writer OF the ar,
ticle The man said he desired To
make that child happy Christmas, and
TO let him know If she could be
found Unfortunately for the listle
girl she was unknown to the reporter
WHO overheard the conversation in
which she expressed such tender
regard for the mother
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

The young ladies' Of Wickliffe Xvi
will give a leap year bali tonight 1t
is rumored that three Cairo bellies,
who have failed 20 find any Cairo
beaux that approach their expecta.
lions. will attend the Wickliffe BALL
having been assured that there are
In the jackson Purchase Just sueh
ideals that they. have been looking
for, for 10, many summers and win
tiers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Attention. painters.

! All members of local No. 2i9 are
keaaested TO meet today at. noon. u
, 4clock sharp, al the sondheimsf
Humber cuHpanys office. near the
Noble and Ohio crossing on Twenty
4rst. street, 70. Attend The funeral Of
Ars. David Dagley.
By order Of president Of the b Of
r o. and P. of A.
RALPH ORR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Funeral Notice.

MIS-. Minnie Dagley wife Of Ed
ward Dagley, died Tuesday, Deem,
Der 20, of typhoid fever ~
The funeral services will be held
today "wednesday at. O'Clock at St
Jpseph s church. Special train will
leave foot Of Eighteenth street at 2:3d
O'Clock for Beech Grove, where the
intermen; will occur. Friends of the
family are invited to attend. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Afternoon Euchre.

The Ladies Thursday Afternoon
Euchre club met Yesterday with Mrs
II. Il. Halliday Of zoos Washington az;
enue
This club was only recently organ,
lied and yesterday the first meeting
was held Tie prize at progres size
eucbre was won by Mrs. ]. Jas .Isnn;
ellie Refreshments were served.
The club meets next Thursday witt
Mrs. Douglas Halliday of 291l Elm
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
ENTERTAINED FINCH cLus.

The recently organized Finch club
met last evening a. the residence pf
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II Wood. scr
Tenth street.. t'
The prizes az finch were won i,y
Mrs. Edward p. Gilbert and Mr.
Miles s. Gilbert
Delicious refreshments were sefy'
ed W.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
/, Rlyer forecasts.

TIE OHIO al EvansNiIIc ana
Mt. Vernon. will continue praetlcally
stationary; during the next Two Or
three days, AT Paducah and Cairo.
will continue falling.
THE MISSISSIPPI From below
ST. Louis TO Cairo. will continue fall
ing. NoteChester reports that there
Is not much floating ice in the river.
Light ice Continues running in the
Mississippi back of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
DIED YESTERDAY.

Ms Minnie Dsg.ey, wife Of Ed
nslnd Dsgley Sled yesterday morning
O. her home on Twenty first street
near the Mobile & Ohio crossing, Of
+ phoid fever.
funeral services viii be held hi
afternoon conducted by the local
fafnt ers' ttuion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Dear Canta Claus--l am going to
write you a letter 50 as you can see
what ! am counting on you bringing
me Xmas I also have two sisters
smaller than myself and viii also tell
sou what to bring them want a
loopthe-loop. automobile, box of tools,
some. Roman candles. oranges and. a
drum. Cleo wants q doll and a Met
buggy for II. set Of dishes. a little
stove and a broom. Olive wants a
nice bisque doll with golden ruris
and bed for it. nice piano, a ring,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
KILLED OVER SNOW sAtLlNe

BY the Associated Press.
New York. Dec le-lD quarrel
growing out Of a snowballlng Oout be
ween children of Filipe Scllsboro aud
10 epb, ,Saverino, Ssyerino was shot
Q death to-day aud Scnilaboro stab
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Washington Bulletin.

by the Associated Press.
Washington. Dec Following Is
The weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours
Fair Wednesday and Thursday: de
minishing ives. winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

oranges and box Of fancy canilics
md nuts ! will close hoping eyou
will bring what We want, will
write more next year. From Floyd
Smith, 1904 Walnut street, to good Old
Santa Claus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

. The 20 siXrinch cannon balls pre-
scented Ia the city by the government
through Vim. Butler Duncan Of New
York. arrived in tlle city yesterday
from the Rock Island arsenal : -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
IN SOCIETY
COMPANY < DANCE.

Invitations nave been issued by
Company X. l. n G., TO Christmas
.dance 20 be given Monday, Dee. 2G.
Fat inc armory hail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
cairo, IT., Dec. Is. 1904

cairo, H. Dec iS, 1904.
Dear Santa Claus
! win Ike to have q pair OF doll
slippers for t1e ones she has now are
TO small for her and ! will like W
have new dress for dolly she needs
one and red chair and Dear Santie
won'r You pleas bring me some toys
good by. HELEN SCHUH,
32l Seventh street. syeara old
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

bed so badly that be died tonigdt Al
tonic S5verino. fstaer or F.lipe. S
missing and officers az SEARCHING
fgrsIlisas<k
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

The stage Of the river at I p. NJ.
Yesterday was 40. showing fall of
O.5 in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

(. Mr. J. p. George has returned from
4 hunting "Trip OF ten days near Good
rich, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Port List.

Boeckler got IN yesterday morning
with one barge of wood and left IN
the afternoon with empties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Foreoast For TODAY.

Indications Tor Cairo and vicinity
Today:
Increasing cloudiness unsettled
weather mot much change in temper
allure
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
.CHILDREk'S LETTERS /
! TO SANTA CLAUS

1909 Walnut street Dear Santa,
Claus. My. mamma said ! was bad
and YOU would not bring me anything
hut a switch, but / win be good and
want a doli$i the biggest yon got, and,
doll buggy and stove SO | can cook
my papa dinner.
ERMA DANIDGE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

A marriage license was. issued yel
ierlay to Homer W, Hamblin. age .
of tIllin. and Minda L. Crife.yage ,,
sElco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
THE WEATHER
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Maximum temperature, 50 degrees
Minimum temperature. SO degrees
Temperature ut 2 D, M, A degrees
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Nj /. n. kellogg left .oday for
aiedo. lllato speni lie holidays wi b
her parents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21
Dec. 81 In HistsiE

" !: !: - J: :; ] A. -
asU Bsn iprqin ibsEaeli Y AGll
PtLord Beaeonsfeld) I&I
horn I'm I.ondon; died =
1851, Disrael was the yL
son OF All autlar of
note, Isaac 4Disraeli an urs Rrilg-
immigrant from Venice. man.
The name. was 0ristnai-
liz D'Isrseli The family n lrtanes had
been name IN oomInerce.
Jssl Laura RridsmEp.. the note 4 blind and
,l.sf mute, born at Hanot.er, y. HI
died 1881 fH
lesg ~ Rear : Admiral Janet pFindiay
= Srhenek. L. =. n, retired - .Setefan
III the Mexican and civil MARS, died ~
N f,sytnb, O born 1897
stte- The Cuban fihts IN ishs nited
j = states dtssols I'd ~ s-f
ssNp~- Karl Lud~ik Friedrich Becker, fa-
nous historical painter a ed in Her-
In; born 1899
~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Miss Flora Winter returned last
night from q visit TO friends in 81.
Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Mrs Jules e. Jacks of Fort Worth,
Is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N j. Farnbaker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

! Dear Santa Claus--I write to- Tell
you Pm little girl G years old. 60
TO school and learn very fast am q
good girl and help my mamma so
very much. Dear Santa yd,ly have
been so very kind to me IN the past
that ! have very little 90 ask you for
this Xmas. would like biz dol
and set Of furniture, but please.
Santa, don't forget other little girls
and bring me loo much MY stock
ing will be hanged on my little bed
right near tho fiue, and my big doll
viii be there too. Please don'tiforgct
her L live at 1908 Poplar street,
Cairo, III Goodbye TIL next Christ
mas. EARL MIGNON ROSS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-21

Mrs jules E. Jacks of Fort Worth,
Is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ j Farnbaker.
Miss Julia B. Copeland arrived last
might from a visit Of several weeks
In Chicago and points in the northern
part of the srate
Mr.. and Mrs. June Wright and two
children Of Memphis, VINO have been
guests Of the formers brother, ex-
Mayor VI. c Wright. returned home
yesterday
Messrs. Richard T. Walsh and Jas.
A. Sullivan. who are students at the
physicians and Surgeons college, st.
Louis. are IN Cairo spending The holi.
days With relatives
Mr. Albert Levitt and Mr. @. J. Zimi
nermsn Were hunting yesterday near
PULASKI AMI report excellent success.
Mrs John g. Goodwin u Chicago
who has been visiting relatives IN
f.iYrie Rock, Ark, Is spending few
lays with Cairo relatives and friends.
I.
Mr. 6, p. ElchenBerger returned
last night from 81 Louis. where he
went on business While there he
purchased four large ranges from the
American hotel near the Worlds fair
grounds. aud will bring them to Cara
10 be used in the Blue Front restauf
rant.