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TO DISCUSS THE OPERA
Members Of Cairo Woman's Club to
Have interesting Meeting-Pro-
gram BY Music Committee

The regular meeting of the Cairo
Woman's club will be held a, the Ii
brary Hall this afternoon. The pro-
gram VIII be given under the direction
of the Music committee. of which Miss
Adele Miller is chairman and has been
arranged as follows:
Paper-Gluck, the Father of Opera
Mrs. Samuel White.
Violin Solo, Largo. Handle-Howard
Frank
Paper, German operate Stars-Mrs
Richard Franklin.
Vocal Solo, "Erzabeth's Prayer,
Tannhauser, Wagner - Miss Emma
Lansden.
Discussioh Alderman and Italian
Opera Compared-By members Of the
Club
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TO GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
OF FIRE SHER.

B. 2. Shelton, representing the
stempel Fire Extingmsher Manufac-
turing company Of st. Louis, Is in the
city in the firms interest. It Is under.
stood that the local underwriters have
notified many concerns to equip their
buildings with chemical extinguish-
ers. thereby obtaining lower rate of
insurance and better fire protection.
Mr.. Shelton is planning TO give sew
eral public demonstrations in few
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
CAPT. GlLLieAN's MOTHER DEAD.

Capt Ed Gil1igan, Of the Paducah
baseball club, accompanied by his
wife, left last night for Cincinnati to
attend the funeral of Capt. Gilligan s
mother. who died in an lnfirmary
there. Mrs. Gilligan has been an in.
valid for some time past, but her
death was unexpected, Captain Gill
gan was yesterday notified of his
mothers death by telegram during
the first inning of the game, and i'm
mediately retired from the game. -
Padueah Sun.
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EpIarammatlo Dissertation.

A forester stood one day at a lum.
Der camp In West Virginia to inquire
his way. The "strawboss," or as
sistant foreman. lumber from Min.
1esota, told him the road he must
take, but warned him that it was 80
rough q wildcat couldn't travel IT,
iceing the look Of perplcxity on his
ace, he qualified his statement thus:
/ reckon he might get over II, but
not the way the wildcat would like to
TO-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
To Preserve Manx Language.

The Manx Language society has
oeen formed and to carry out its pur,
pose Of preserving the language Of the
Isle Of Man will send phonograph
to different parts Of the island, and
Did men whose accent is pure will
speak into the receiver passages from
Scripture, folklore stories, idiomatic
sentences and proverbs. When the
records are complete they will be kept
at the society's rooms in Douglas
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
WRONG MAN.
Negro Taken to Wickiife Was Not
the One Wanted.

A negro giving the name of Louis
Leigh was arrested at Mayfleld Mon
day for stealing clothing at Fulton.
He answered the description Of the ne,
gro who shot .Time-keeper Walter G
Taylor, of the Oliver Construction Co.
near w ckliffe and was taken to
Wicklife. The officer arrived with
him Monday night, but he proved to be
he wrong man and was released.
Mr.. Taylor who wac taken to Nash
vile, is reported much better and will
doubtless recover.
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Notice to public.

Owing to the fact that / have pur-
chased a complete and new line of
modern laundry machinery to start
steam laundry here in Cairo, wish to
announce to the public thar | must
suspend business for about two--pos-
sibly three weeks-in order to get the
machinery In position VIII have both
hand and steam department.
o. c. ROEDLER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

The Somal men are said TO choose
their wives BY standing the girls In
row and selecting the fattest.-they
detest slight girls. Among the Hot.
tentots, whatever shortcomings a
girl may have, she must not be thin;
the Hottentots like their girls to be
Fat and have plenty Of It. Though a
Hoitentot bellies value In the mar.
fiage market Is largely determined by
or corpulence, she may have otner
virtues.
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Concluded on fourth page.)
lnfideIity no Bar 20 Luru.

Aaron Davis was on grand jury
which indicted man for perjury in
Frederick, Nd, Counsel for the de.
tense raised the Point that Mr.. Davis
was an infidel and, therefore, was not
qualified TO do jury service. The pros
eeution demurreo 10 this idea, and
after hearing lengthy argument the
court overruled the contention OF the
defense, holding that, though citizen
nay be an infidei he Is not therefore
ilsqualiSed fro" service as q juror.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

The real test of precious stones,
ore expert quantity put It, is that
they scratch each other ali the we-
down the list" The diamond scratch
the emerald, and the emer~
scratches the ruby and sapphire, and
SO down to the semi-precious stones
jargoons, olivincs, hiddenites, zipcon
and innumerable others Chicago
Amerirar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
Victims OF the North.

Year after year the north demands
tribute Of human life. 50 long az
men. driven by curiosity or greed,
dare to invade his domain, so long
will sone Of them die. A few may
survive frantic dashes across its fro
zen fields, but 1t will doubtless re-
main an unpeopled waste until tho
snd Of time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
TRAIN WRECKERS
Placed Obstruction in Front OF
the "Dixie Flyer"
ATTEMPT MADE TO DERAiL THE
!. c. FAST TRAIN BELOW
CAIRO YESTERDAY.

A dastardly attempt 10 wreck the
north bound train No. 204 on the Hi
nois Central was made at 1850 o'clock
yesterday morning at Mayileld creek
bridge. about half way between Bard
well and Jort Jefferson.
The train which was in charge Of
Engineer Chandler and extra Con.
duetor Graham. was about one hour
and thlrty-fye minutes late and was
rushing along al terrific speed in an
effort TO make up time when. at the
bridge over the creek, the engine
struck an obstacle on the track with
sufficient force to bring it to a full
stop. Fortunately no one was hurt by
tho collision and although the shock
aroused many of the passengers who
we're asleep. and frightened others
who were awake, the large majority
Of those on the train did not know
what the nature of the accident was
until they reached this city.
On investigation il was found that
the blow off cock OF the engine had
been torn off by the force Of the col
lision with the unknown object and 1t
was necessary to draw the fires from
under the boiler
A search was made fcr the object
which was struck by the train, but
10 trace Of anything such as would
have been on the track could be found
BY the trainmen 1t is supposed that
q tie had been placed there by some
one or party of men with the object
III view OF derailing the entire train
and II is thought that if the train had
not been running at such great speed
and had not struck the tie with force
enough to- throw It from the track that
the plans of the vandals would have
met with complete success.
| The theory that the accident was
the work of train wreckers is borne
out by the statement of negro VIII,
resides at Bardwell ana who, few
moments before the time the acei
dent occurred. was standing on tn,
bridge over Mayfield creek waiting
fGr a freight train which he coult
board for bis home Ell says thar
shortly after / o'clock in the morning
lfhree men approached him and aske,
/ him what he was waiting for He tol,
them and they instructed him ts
move on before he got hurt
/ Freight train No. 81 was following
| closely behind the wrecked passenge
and on reaching it they pushed th
train to Fort Jefferson, where
| change Of engines was effected am
4 the passenger continued into this city
Iamiving Two hours and 80 minute
late.
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her No..

she vowed that she would have her way.
Whatever he might do or say;
She frowned a little frown.
The argument waxed wild and hot;
He said some things that he should not,
Then hurried Off to town.
But Oh alas she had not wont
And SO, at length, when day was done,
She met him at the door.
This time, with tears and sobs and sighs
She pleaded-but, to her surprise,
II ended as before.
Next morning, when the sun was UP,
Sine put somg sugar ip his cup,
And like child at play.
She firted In coquettish style.
And coaxed him with q honeyed smile,
And thusShe DOT Her WaE!
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
DR.. .. v. DuGGAN no
PRACTICE IN CAIRO.

DR., D. F. Duggan has arrived from
Jerseyville, Ill, and has opened an of
fice at l10i Commercial avenue Dr.
Duggan is former Cairo boy and has
for the last three years been a pro.
fessor in the St Lonis College Of Ply.
sicians and Surgeons. He win soon
build a residence at the corner of
TwenVy-aighth and Sycamore streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
IN SOCIETY
PIeasant Rlrthday Party.

FItdsdHt bIfLFfudJ Y aI "
Miss Edna Johnson, of 4lS Thirty
fourth street entertained a party Of
friends yesseray afternoon in honor
of her thirteenth birthday. Those
present were Oracle Youch, Florence
Mayharn. CaeEie Howard, Grace
Watts. Sadie Youeh, Leila Dunbar,
Gertrude Little, George Raymer, Alice
Mcknight, Grace Sells, Clarence John
son Gaaee cummins, Arthur Raymer,
Willie Kendall, Cecil Stewart, Edith
Youeh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
Washinqton Bulletin.

Washington June 21.-Following II
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Partly cloudy Wednesday, showers
in extreme south; Thursday partly
cloudy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC WAS POSTPONED.

The picnic that was planned for the
Sunday school children of the Manuel
Lutheran church tomorrow at Wick
life, has been postponed until Thurs
day the Goth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

nc rast.
Mourn for the Roscl
The Rose who left her vernal halls un-
blown;
And fronting oil the winds with bosom
hare,
Was oveIthrown.
Mourn for the Past,
The Past that was 80 pleasant once. SO
bright
The Dawn. the Noon. before We folt the
That brings the Night.
Tho temple falls.
And the bird buildcth In the ruined
tower:
And We, who once were strong, arc crum.
bling fast
Power by Powerl
NO Life, no Love 3
Resumes its morning. What Ia mast In
past,
Ay, even Time, II Hebrew sons 10 true
Must die at last M
barry Cornwall
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Miss Sue Howell Of Caseyville, KY,
is here the guest Of her brother, Mr.
!. 3. Howell, Of 208 Eighteenth street.
Miss Ruby Stinston Of Barlow, KY, is
also here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Howell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mr.. wv. n. De2omoin, manager Of the
Murphysboro opera house, returned
yesterday from a visit to Topeka, Kas.,
and leaves this morning for Paducah,
where he win put on an amateur per.
formance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Miss Rose Howley and her guest
Miss Mary Howley of St Joseph. Mo,
have returned from visit to the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Charles Lindsey at
Charleston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. 1t goes to
every part Of your body, bringing
new blood. strength and new vigor. II
makes YOU well and keeps you wen.
So cents. 7. G. Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Miss Linnette Greaney has gone to
Creal Springs, ILL.,, for a few days Wis
II with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
WilliamCaroll Her father, Capt. w
7. Greaney. who accompanied her to
Parker City, returned last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
L-araest SUGAR Estate.

Trinidad has the largest sugar estate
in the British West Indies. the Made.
cine, with a capacity for crushing
1000 tons of cane daily and produc
nix no tons Of sugar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mrs. Charlotte Halliday and Miss
Camilla Halliday leave this afternoon
for a visit OF several weeks at Buffalo
and eastern points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
ST. GENENIEuE LIME

In ten barrel lots, for the next 80
days delivered to any part of the
city, 30 cents per barrel
A. S. FRAZER.
Telephone No. SAG.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
Forecast For Today.

Carlo and vicinity: Unsettled wealth.
er with occasional showers and local
thunderstorms; not much change in
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mrs. w. r. Sprecher and son Wayne
after an extended soiourn here as
guests Of Mrs, Sprecher's father, Mr..
N +. Parker Of The Halliday, leave
Thursday noon for their home in No
gale, Ariz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mrs. John W. Lucas and two chill.
dren, Ward and Ruth, who have been
visiting the family Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Ward. Tenth
street, has returned to her home at
Winona, Mimi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

A reception was given the class Of
'05 Of the Cairo High school last even
ing at the High school by the alumni
Of 1904. Prof r. G. Clendenen acted
as postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21


slave to Constantinopie.
won the affection Of his mistress. was
maltreated BY her brother. pasha,
whom Smith killed, then fed the
country dressed In the dead mans
clothes On arriving In America Smith
was excluded from the councils by
jealousy, but finally triumphed and be-
came the real head Of the Virginia
colony While out on foragfng ex-
cursion gathering Indian maize 10 keep
the coionists from starving he was
captured by the Indians and his life
saved by Pocahontas
1919 = Jacques Offenbach, Noted musical
composer, born In Cologne of German
Jewish parents; died 1880
1904 force OF American marines under
Major Waller anbushed In the road
from Taku to Tientsfn; the American
consulate at Tientsin destroyed BY
Boxers
1901 Hoshi Toru. noted Japanese states
man, formerly minister TO Washing
ton, assassinated at Tokyo for political
reasons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mr.. NJ. c. Wright is in Springfield
H., attending the meeting Of the Hi
nois coal operators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

# Mrs N Adler and son, formerly Of
this city, were passengers yesterday
on the steamer Rees Lee, en- route to
Memphis. Mrs. Aver is the wife of
the late Isaac Adler who was prom
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
THE WEATHER
remneratures Yesterdav.

Maximum temperature, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature. "A degrees.
Temperature at p. m, rs degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Four ten dollar bills, Lost ont OF
pocket either IN st, Mary's Park or
on the 10 o'clock owl car Finder win
be rewarded II LEFT at the Planters
Hotel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mrs E Beal and daughter. Miss Eu-
genia Beal. of Vienna, are here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M G. Metzger
Of Twentieth street and Washington
avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Miss Anna Lake Haynes has arrly.
ed from Memphis, where she has been
visiting friends, and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs b r. Aisthorpe of Twen-
ty-eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
Wanted.

Position by millwright and saw
hler. Address Filler" care Of the
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mrs. Edward NJ Kelley and sister
Miss Nellie Foss, left yesterday for
Gutherie, Okla, to spend the summer
with their sister, Mrs. Louis II Lohr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
For Sale.

A good gentle family horse and
pony j w. Whitlock, HOOP, Wash
ington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

inent merchant on the leyee in Cairo
in the early sixties
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NEWS OF THE RIVERS
On Mound City WAYS.


The Sadie Lee. which had been In
the Ashport trade, is laid OF. and she
and the steamer Sun were taken yes
terday afternoon at 4;3O 10 the ways
at Mound City. H.. where they viii
undergo their annual overhauling. The
Sun was towed by the Sad e Lee, which
waa in charge of Capt q. Peters Lee.
master, and Charles Cooway. pilot.
After the Sadie has been overhaul
ed she will be brought back and will
take the run of some of the other
boats OF the Lee Line while others are
taken to the ways. she will by tha.
time he ready to be put back into the
Cairo trade. from which she was TAX
en- few months ago on account of
ne duh Memphis News-sc,m-
tar.
The S. II. II. Clark left yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock for ST. Louis
with six barges of coal.
The H. Nj .Hox'e arrived from 81
Louis yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
With tow of empties.
The Reas Lee. on her regular trip
from Cincinnati to Memphis, arrived
yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
and left at 1850 O'Clock in the even
ing.
The John Morrow came in from
New Orleans at 8 O'Clock last night
With large tow of empty coal barges.
The Ferd Harold is due early this
morning on her way from Memphis to
St LOUIS
The Stacker Lee leaves ST. Louis
onight and will arrive here tomorrow
sfternoon or evening on her way tc
Memphis.
The river yesterday afternoon show
d slight fall of 02 of foot in q
hours, the stage at o'clock yesterday
| afternoon reading 1913 feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
CHRONOLOGICAL
5une d In bistory.

L Captain John Smith.
famous in Virginia set
tlenlent. died ia Lon
don: born 1879 Captain
Smiths romantic adven-
lures were not confined
TO the Pocahontas cpl
sode. In early life he
won a patent Of nobility
In wars against the
Turk, was captured in
battle and sent as a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

A special train arrived IN the city
yesterday afternoon over the Big
Four railroad from the north. contain
ing some Of the biggest officials of the
road The train consisted of three
private cars and among the gentle
men on board IT were Me srs. G. r.,
Schaff and J @ Van Winkle. general
manager and general superintendent
Ct the Big Four, Chief Engineer Kilt
redge, W. NJ Duane, superintendent
Of construction. Assistant General Su-
perintendent Houghton, Superintend-
ent Sweeney. Of the Cairo division,
Trafnmaster b. G Byers, r. H. Moore,
Engineer Maintenance of Way, Mr..
Schan left on a special yesterday
evening and the remainder Of the par
ty win leave in the special car which
will be attached to No. this morning
They came here in three private cars
Nos. 40l, 404 and 800.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Operator Maschina, Of the Big Four,
Is considering position offered him
by the ST. Il. and s. W. and It Is ex-
pected that he viii accept It within
the next few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Night Operator Whigeside at the
Big Four depot VIII leave today or
In the morning for Ledford, M, where
he has accepted a position with the
Big Four as agent of the ctation. Op-
orator White. now Of Parker, will fill
the position TO be left vacant by Mr..
Whitesidc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Mr. William White, formerly Of this
city now Of Pittsburg, Pa, will sail
Saturday. June "A, from New York for
Ireland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Conductor Ellington, Of the Illinois
Central, Is laying off three trips and
his place is being filed by extra Con
ductor Graham, who took No out Of
here yetterday. Engineer Channell
and Conductors Hill and Hays are
extra men who have come in during
The past twenty-four hours ON runs
belonging to regular men who are lay
ing OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

The Mobile and Ohio time checks
for their employees in this district ar
rived in the city Sunday but owing
TO a mistake they were forwarded to
Tamms and the checks for the en-
ployes in this city were not returned
until Monday, delaying their pay day
twentyfoW hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Messrs. w. III. Grebie and Max
Sondheimer Of Memphis. were In the
city yesterday on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

Kenneth Wenger has gone to Wash.
ington. ILL.,, to visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Fred'k Nordman Of Thirty
fourth street, Is confined to her home
by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21

The S. H. II. Clark left yesterday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock for St Louis
with six barges of coal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-21
PURELY PERSONAL

Kenneth Wenger has gone to Wash.
ington. ILL.,, to visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Fred'k Nordman of Thirty
fourth street, Is confined to her home
by illness.
Messrs. w. I'll Grebie and Max
Sondheimer Of Memphis, were In the
city yesterday on business
Mr.. William White, formerly of this
city now of Pittsburg, Pa, will sail
Saturday. June "A, from New York for
ireland.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Kelley and sister
Miss Nellie Foss, left yesterday for
Gutherie. Okla, to spend the summer
with their sister, Mrs Louis II. Lohr.
Mrs f. Beal and daughter Miss Eu.
genia Beal. Of Vienna, are here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M C. Metzger
Of Twentieth street and Washington
avenue
Miss Anna Lake Haynes has arriy
ed from Memphis, where she has been
visiting friends, and is the guest 81
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Aisthorpe of Twen
ty-eighth street
A reception was given the class d
'05 Of the Cairo High school last even
ing at the High school by the alumni
of 1904. Prof r. G. Clendenen acted
as postmaster.
Miss Sue Howell of Caseyville, KY,
is here the guest Of her brother, Mr
!. 3. Howell, Of 20S Eighteenth street
Miss Ruby Stinston OF Barlow, KY, i
also here the guest of her sister, Mrs
Howell.
Mr.. w. n De2omoin. manager Of tht
Murphysboro opera house, returned
yesterday from a visit to Topeka, Kas.
and leaves this morning for Paducah
where he win put on an amateur per
fornance.
Mrs. W. X. Sprecher and son Wayn
after an extended sojourn here a
guests Of Mrs, Sprechers father, MI
A. II. Parker Of The Halliday. leav
Thursday noon for their home in Nc
gale, Ariz.
Mrs. John w Lucas and two chi
dren, Ward and Ruth, who have bee
visiting the family OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. b. Ward. Tent
street. has returned to her home 8
Winona, Minn.
Mrs !. Adler and son, formerly
this city. were passengers yesterda
on the steamer Rees Lee, en- route |
Memphis. Mrs. Asyer Is the wife
the late Isaac Adler who was pror
NJ WILL DELIVER PACKAGES AN
WHERE FoR
1Oc
Our Wagons will call anywhere
N PACKAGE DELIVERY co.
Phone 2o1 I or 21s L.
IKE CARSON, Ms
NfS
, 1905-12-22
FOURTH STREET BELLIES
CHRISTMAS PRESENT

A Fourth street young lady, popular
and handsome, yesterday afternoon re-
ceived her first Christmas present. 1t
came in a large box delivered by an ex-
pressman. The young lady, whose
first name is not Jessie, asked some
of her girl friends to assist her. They
pried off the lid of the box and found
another box inside. This was remov-
ed and opened and still another box.
The fourth and fifth and sixth and
'steenth boxes were brought out and op-
ened. in the last being a box Of delic-
.ious candy and a note from a boy
friend. That young man is not visiting
on Fourth, between Garfield and Gus
ter, at present-he's waiting It'll the
clouds roll by" and the pine boxes and
packing paper have been gathered up
and put into the cellar.
, 1905-12-22
MENTIONED.
The stores are busy.

Inc stores are busy.
A little snow last night.
Two more days until Christmas.
Inc days are lengthening again.
Clear and warmer this afternoon.
NO police court cases this morning.
Candles. tree ornaments. Book store.
Partly clouoy during the forenoon.
Some of the snow has gone already.
Footballs and punching bags at Love
joys.
Nothing doing today in the sheriff's
office.
University and public schools closed
for the holidays.
The thermometer marked four above
at 6:20 this morning.
Have Brands sharpen that knife, SO
it will cut YOU Xmas turkey.
The TRADING boys are moving in
from their ranch west of the city.
A telephone has been placed at the
residence of Father Hugh Cummiskey,
numbered lis.
Read the Gem City Grocery COM
pany's ad. for Christmas suggestions
that are good.
The banks, postofices, county and
city offices and many of the stores will
be closed Monday.
1t is hard to find a more acceptable
gift than a fur rug. They can be
mailed for 35 cents. Lockwood. 100
Thornburgh.
The new Los Angeles limited train
makes two hours better time between
Chicago and Los Angeles than the Ov-
.erland limited.
The bank barometer this morning
showed a pressure of 1922. This is
almost the normal pressure for this al
titude at this season of the year.
Not an instrument had been filed in
the county clerks office down to 3
O'Clock this afternoon and only one
paper was presented, a marriage GER
tiicate by the officiating clergyman.
, 1905-12-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Johnson-William Fisher
Rock River; Theo. L. Wood, Denver;
Ira E. Vuagniaux, Council Bluffs, Ia;
e. w. McQuaid, Cozad, Utah; James
Owens, Morgan; G.. Goddard, Centen
NAL; E. P. Pearson, Virginia dale.
At the Kuster-N. r. Mcdonald
Cowdrey, Colo; J.. c. OReilley, T. j
|O'Re.iey. Buford; Hattie Gillespie
Garrett; Fred Mclaughlin, Mandel;
Hugh Ross, Thermopolis.
At the Union Pacifc-H. Levy, New
York; j. A. Graham. L. Parker, Den.
yer; C. E. Adams, jr., Omaha.