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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
HE SEARCH FeR MEN.
Positions Of EmoIument Ever Open 70
the Right Person.

The business world is looking fo-
ren who can achieve resuIts. At
1thers are hurriealy pushed de Thu
seen competition Hmoug e-rloyas
for high grade mcn is shown by tte
frccucnt charges that axe AWAY De-
ing made in responsible positions s.
sooner does man make q satisfsc-c-
record tran rival employers begin tt-
ding for his services. TIE mar
value Of such neu has risen with III
demand, ard there are now sevc-a
nen In Ike United States who az
receiving over 100000 rgr vC~
acores wao are receiving $4,000 @.
better. and hundreds VINO are -o--'rr
S25.0I0 or Eoro. While an ruscc0gr.
able hest are earning over $1,000
writes II. ] Hapgcod in Hsrrer's
To those VINO have no, made a
study Of tits question ne --cat de-
mand for hiuh grade men an- Tho
thorougaEcss Of the search ihot b.
constantly beirg made for them are
surprising. For the past oieht-er
months Ahicac1 conc 1rn las hcel
trying 10 find fhe right man Tor 4 peel
ton thar viii ray from tl5f'1 20 500
oc0 O year. II is a common expression
among large employers. n would
rather pay $4,000 Than $1,000 70
man.. and they mean &C. They want
men who car handle men. men who
can discover ard ston business leaks
men vso can abolish Unnecessary
moves Gn1 short cuts. consolidate
Giants. uafe a market whore r0le esq
listed before. overcome competition
men who can matc Their vea-s work
yield ic-fo'd on tle YEARLY balance
sheet TIE manare- ~ q ia--e New
York department house stated recr-t-
Is eve are looking for five eve-u-
ti2e men. to wtom we arc willing 90
pay fron $500 TO SO COO year
These positions are filled a. present
be added. 'but they are no. filed sat
isfacto-I'v. ard ve arc anxious 10 fnd
better mCa.r
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
Rank Of ciu.G

The incomplete Census iiguree indi
cate that The population of New Yorb
Is now Just under 100000 or. 20 be
exact 3.sS515i. The probabilities are
that Manhattan and the Bronx alone
Will be found to have a population Of
2,37S.s9s. The standing Of New York
among the big cities II the world il
SHOWN BY the following figures: Lon
don comes first V-ith i.536.eil people,
and next to New York are Paris. With
2.7f4.O0S. Berlin. with I.SSs.S4S. ano
Chicago. with 1.6eS.575. Then follow
Vienna. Canton. Toxic and Philadol
phi8. all OF which have over 100000
inhabitants. the last-named having l.
2c3.s97 IN the census Of I908.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
MADE SURE OF BREAKFAST.
Elderly Couple Did Not Wish to En-
barrass Hotel on Food Question.

ELDERLY Couple Did Not Wish TO EN-
bsrrass Hotel on Food Question.
They were an elderly country con-
pie paying their first visit to this city.
according TO the description given by
Major Deylin Of the Slxty.ninth regi.
ment who stood by the desk of the 81.
Denis awaiting the arrival Of q friend
The old gentleman had registered, and
the bell boy stood near With their
yalises, waiting 10 escort them to
their room. Just before entering the
elevator the good wife said something
In an undertone 10 her husband, anu
he hurried back TO the desk.
Il forgot 10 tell you. young man.
he said to the clerk, we shall want
breakfast IN the morning N0thin'
extra. you know; just couple Of eggs
apiece and some chops and coffee,
With the usual 6Nin's'
The clerk smiled and mentioned The
fact that the dining room was at their
service.
well, ! just thought I'D tell yor,
SOS you could make allowances and
have enough to 90 round said The
old gentleman as be hurried to rejoin
sis wife and assure her that there was
40 danger OF q shortage ia food owing
TO their unexpected arrival.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
HanaIea Dynan,Lts Teo car,,sssIy.

At the Atlas mire. Southern Cal
ifornia. Mrs. a. ". McNae. who had
just arrived from Bakersfield in her
buggy. proceeded to hand out to her
husband lat she had bought IN town.
Among c ct things was a q pound
box Of Mantle In the transfer II
dropped. The explosion killed Mr.
and Mrs. McNae. sixycar-o,d son
ard three b-standere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23

A warm reception is in store for
"The Fortune Teller which comes 10
the opera house on Thursday October
%. Milton and Sargent Abom offer
the original fcs Nelson production.
which is sun cient guarantee thar the
scenic equipment. costumes and the
effects are Of the most lavish descrip-
ton. That this charming comic opera
containing the bss. efforts Of Victor
Herbert and Harry B. Smith. will be
admirably presented is warranted by
the names In the cast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
Desot on Junofrsu mountsin.

The Eismcer station on the railway
lat Is being built up the Ju1efrau
oupiain in Switzerland was opcaet
ID Auc. J.. Tt Is 3155 meters above
Re sea level u IS expected that the
mnIii station H.l67- meseFs1 viii ne
schoJ In 1919. From the Eismeer
lie ascent OF foot requires tea hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
Artistic pininn Rnom

Ar artistic dining room is develore
by having the walls painted white
with stained green doors and wool
Eork. Hara the chairs Of ratr-s1 osr
snd made after the Dutch fss-io-
Ia fidsboard may Re z dresser v.ts
shelves above for The aceon-ossHo-
Of blHs and white ohins
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23

a number Of English au.o-oaui .ts
have formed an c-1arizati0r uaGer
the lle 81 q ssT-e o. Corei1e-a.e rsn-
-o--s-z- lcr t-e l-courssEu lf care
tul driving z-z c1-zi-s 1z-.oc O. re
general TubLc. q 1-E5sr ~ =. p e
and C--s-s r-c---rz- IL TIE r-1fes-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23

Cod help the nan vic lesez faith
y rcthsrhoo6. IN goodness. II human
ity. II Won snhood. for It Is not simply
tsttsrsd intellect. there Is 2 moral
hruize t.netth fs -nr- fTfft
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
Rejects sUndiseovsr.s u.r;, -

have never knovn a case Of Ut.
discovered merit and have never
known a case where merit failed %
achieve success. I hare known many
nsn gift q Eith sFest ability Who
failed uisersbly u life, but in srsry
instance the failure arose from neg.
let to develop natural talent into
-af-a . ss- -....r.. go
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23

This popular organization under the
management Of Mr. J. A. Coburn will
be the attraction at the opera house
on Wednesday. October Is. Dir. Co
burn Is too well known TO need intro
duction 70 Cairo theatre goers. and
hi positive aEs1rance that he 4 tais
ssssea earring the biggest. bsst and
nost expensive thev be has srsr a..
tempted s ell that Is NECESSARY 70
guarantee 10 the public that truth Is
a. sloi2 - - H. J iafaiiJ1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
c.odn.s. and stnntn..s

Do goodness and commanding e.
as e~-0~ ralF each cher Be gcod
al youll be fat" might siuost seem
a b tire a5sge q scns peopls.-TEs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23

Births ard DEATHS i- Eero7s.
In the whole OF Europe there are
sixteen hfrfh- a-5 +welv~ fezffs :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR.

Our Neckwear exhibit spectacle Of wonderful beauty
and the immense variety shown in this little old shop of ours
especially Of the good kind always proves pleasant surprise
the who has Neckwea buy and who seeks here you
acquainted with Neckwear be curious There's
dainty Top Collars, pretty Sets, artistic abo Stocks and the
tailored kinds made Of chons silks musns and acs
bound win your approval Specially strong &c. Soc
75c S1OO, SIPS and i.50 kinds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS LINENS.

We told you time ago that factories in Dunnferne
Scotland furnished with much of best Linens but the
Irish products we'll represented here and specially in the
hand wrought kind The Japanese, Mexan and natives Of
what ought be- No stock receives more attention or has
approval during stay here You should see the
Table Damask, Napkins, Tray Cloths Sca Lunch Cloths,
Towels and Dolys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS.

These muchbought and acceptable gifts of the
chief stocks Of this stores Christmas exhibits You will And
Handkerch for all kinds of and immense variety Of
styles and qualities select from We often hear it remarked
that it's the finest stock this vicinity They &c each
and GO the $50 kind. Your investigation is solicited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS.

All the tops will keep the rain and of YOU and some Of
them good enough make your garments from AS for
handles natural Sticks while Others Of art IN
gold silver pearl and gun metal Priced according the Pope
Store idea what they WORTH less 90
to $3.50 each. There's better Christmas gift.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19

n lis journey merry tn Of people
US to US ap was bh
OF
H ndr of oh yndh
~ merchandise day apab st ear
to e advertisement but Imk kgohn Ht emmehmg thai nnrmp
h e ~ to hp d
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS.

Everything under the that one can sell here in
the and many coos than you count in the
rainbow. Specially strong the Neck Girde and Sash Rib
bons direct from the looms Of the best makers IF you don't
know about kinds let introduce you now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS LEATHER GOODS.

About every animal whose skin worth anything repre-
scented here Bag shaped and mounted according
the latest dictates Of fashion, with kinds suitable for all ages
Like everything else here they cheeuy shown whether
YOU wish to buy We have got lOc ones, have cot
$3.50 kinds and all sorts Of qualities in between.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
MONEYBAK BLACK SILK.

waist dress length is acceptable gift, and the
best part Of it you giving the best Black Silk made
satisfaction money back We have this silk in TaiFeta
Peau de Sole and Messalne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS HOSIERY, ETC.

The following articles boxed specially for this occasic
Ladies Gordon Dye Hosiery, Ladies Velvet Grip Hose ap
Neck Ruchings, etc. ETC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS APRONS.

We have them made from every kind of material peculiar
Aprons every style you think Of every quality YOU
could ask for in and silk Prices 25c 81 so each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
FUR LINED COATS.

Here's where shine again. # you don't believe i,
our stock and he prices we ask for hem but mind YOU
carry Coat that worthy Of your considerations and
there has been nauy Of the Fur lined order th that
isn't worthy Of your attention We start $3.50 and ge to
the 10000 kind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS BLANKETS.

We have Blankets from the the fine California
woo for beds and for wrappers and the prices attached them
will readily with your approva~5oc 5000 per pair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS COTTON coMF0RTERs.

We have got them Of quality and in quantities. in all sorts
of coorngs with kolcnc and covers pretty in design
and popular in price. Prices SIPS to S3.75 EACH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS HAIR ORNAMENTS.

Back Combs Side Combs single and SETS plain and or
namented Inexpensive medium and best qualities with splendid
of the latest fad: and necs Prices 25c co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS COATS.

This has been banner for selling. There
been swing garments, finish in the tailoring and
quality in the materials that has for right asd
left Coats make good gifts and its capital time to buy now,
for the big discount marks went on today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS SHAWLS.

Shawls Of Silk Floss Ice Wool and Germantown in all
Sizes shapes and qualities Coo white light blue pink and
black. Prices 25c TO $3.50 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
OTHER SILKS FOR CHRISTMAS.

In pads and coors suitable for and whole costumes
that bear the stamp Of style and that the goodness
quality that fast making this the Sbuyng place Of the
Prices 7Sc to Sl.25 per yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS DRESS GOODS.

About every fabric Dame Fashion has accepted this season
represented here in shades of rcd green royal navy and black
Specially attractive many pattern lengths that there will no
duplicate of suitable for dresses The price range i
from 75c to Sl75 per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS FURS.

he dependable kind is what sell, such Mink Mar
ten, Beaver Fox, Opossum and Wolf All shapes and Qualities
scar, S375 to 10000 each Mufs S. 90 to $4,000 each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS DOWN PUFFS.

Pus with silk and coverings Of the very prettiest
kinds in good variety Of qualities Prices 81 SO to $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19

In the first place have the largest assortment TO select
from in this vicinity and the widest range Of prices We have
them cheap they could be and be any good and we have
them good you pay for SlO0 to $500 each
is about the size of it. We have them in Linen Lace six
Muslin, Outing Mohair and Flannel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-19

There department. that offers Of the than
things will you look well department
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
FOOTBALL : BOWLING TROTTlNG SHOOTING
CON DALY'S DIPLOMA
WITHHELD BY YALE
Cannot Enter ANY Othe,
Department of New Haven Uni
versiry-Has Returned Home.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 24.-It is
now finally settled that Con" Daily.
Yale's ex-oarsman. cannot enter any
department Of the university this year.
What is more, his diploma has not
been given to him for the academic de-
partment. and the chances are that
he will not receive IL.
Daly's request for his diploma was
refused last June. after he had been
accused OF cribbing in his examination
in his studies at Gales Ferry, where ne
took his examination with the Yale
oarsmen.
1t was given out by the academic
faculty at the close OF its meeting last
Thursday that no action was taken on
the case Of Daily. He was known TO
be In town on business in connection
with the securing OF his diploma and
his entering the law school.
DAILY has been notified OF the fact
that the law school officials do not wish
him to enter. and he has left for his
home in Worcester, Mass. but his
plans for the future are not fixed. 1t
would have established a precedent If
the law school had accepted DAILY after
he had been removed from another de-
partment.
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
Washington Should Get
The Arnly-Navy Contest
Spread Throughout Country-PrinCeton
Handicapped by Poor Railway Facilities.

game will find that they have made a
grave mistake In not accepting the in
vitation of the University of Pennsyl-
vania and again playing the game on
Franklin Field.
Ever since the revival OF the contest
between the two rival academies Penn
teams and the Arrangements for the
game Were in every way as near per
feet as could be desired considering the
large crowds that had to be handled.
The Princeton people guarantee that
there will be plenty OF seats this fall
and everything possible will be done to
entertain the visitors during their short
stay in the old New Jersey town.
Princeton Facilities Limited.
To those. however. who have ever
made the trip TO Princeton for the Yale
game there are grave doubts as to
whether the railway facilities will be
satisfactory to handle from s.. 600 to $4,000
people within few hours.
The situation, therefore. Is that Penn
sylvania has not sufficient seating ac-
commodations and Princeton can hard
ly hope to handle the crowds without
great delay and confusion. On the other
hand Washington has the field on which
to accommodate with ease $1,000 specta-
tors comfortably, and half that many
more II the occasion should demand
and has railroad facilities which have
been thoroughly tested in taking care
of the enormous inauguration assem-
blages and will be still further improv-
ed when the Union Depot is finished.
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
WAS STATE COLLEGE
ROBBED OF VICTORY!
Penncylvanians Say They Got Raw
Deal at Hands of Referee in
New Haven Game.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct 24-The
return of the Varsity football team from
New Haven yesterday was the signal
for an enthusiastic celebration by States s
900 undergraduates
Cannons were fired as a salute to the
Homecoming varsity, and then the
players We're carried by the students tri-
umphantly across the campus &c the
steps of "Old Main" where, beginning
with Captain Yeckley. each man on the
squad made short speech concerning
the Yale game. States players are unan-
imous in the opinion that the fragrant
decisions Of Referee Hammond robbed
them OF touchdown. If not a victory.
Il is generally conceded that Yale was
outplayed at every point. State had pos
session OF the ball three-quarters OF
the time. and rushed II for total or
2e4 wards TO Yale's no Several times
during the game the rulings OF the ref
cree were so menifestly unjust that even
the Yale students in the stands shouted
Give them show!'
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
KAUFMAN FEARS NOT
JACK 0'BRIEN'S SKILL

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. "a
Sporting men here are wrought up over
the coming fight between Al Kaufman,
the heavyweight. whom Delaney has
picked for the championship. and Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien. next Friday.
There will be some heavy betting by
local men on Kaufman. and especially If
O'Brien Is a pronounced favorite.
II a thought OF possible defeat ever
enters Kaunman's head he conceals IL
cleverly He told his friends yester-
day he expected to win before the
limit and advised them to have good
bets on his chances. Delaney. who sell
dom takes his eyes OF Kaufman during
his work. can see nothing but victory
for his protege-
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
REAL ESTATE LEAGu
CONNECTICUT CHANGES.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Oct. z4.-At
the annual meeting OF the Connecticut
league yesterday 1t was decided to ad-
NIT waterbury to Inc circuit. that city
10 replace Meriden. AS there are sew
eral applications for the Waterbury
franchise committee was appointed
to determine to whom the privilege
will go.
The league elected the following off,
GERS: President, SturRis whitlocx. OF
Tracy. Of Bristol; secretary. James II
ORouke. of Bridgeport; treasurer, p
II. Prindiyille. of Holyoke; directors.
Dan ONeil. of Sprin ngfield: A. e De,
Wolf, of Holyoke; b. c, Daly Of Hart
ford: w P Bristol, Of Meriden: d ]
Danaher. OF New Haven; J. II.
ORouke. of Bridgeport: Charles
humphrey, Of New London, and e. A.
Allen. Of Norwich
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
CORBETT Is READY
FOR LONG DISTANCE

BALTIMORE. Oct 24.-Young Corbett
has made slight change which Will
make his work all the more difficult.
The bout with Young Erne has been
shifted 10 Wednesday night and while
II IS said 10 be easy money for the West
ern lad, coming just day or two be-
fore his fifteen-round encounter with Joo
Tipman in this city. ii will naturally
make his work a bit more strenuous
The local encounter is for fifteen
rounds and is scheduled for Friday night
at Germania Maennerchor Hail. before
the Eureka Athletic Club. Corbett is in
good shape and he viii have no difficulty
in going the long route, the local affali
being a fifteen-round battle. Tfpman
showed with Stein several weeks ago
that he was equal to such task, and at
a fast clip at that.
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
SEYMOUR is LEADING
NATIONAL STATESMAN

81 Seymour. of the Cincinnati Reds. Is
the champion batter of the National
League, with the splendid average of
81.
The American League official averages
have not yet been given out. but doubt
less Seymour's percentage will also top
that of any player IN that organization.
which will entitle him to the distin-
guished honor OF being the premier bats
man of the country.
81 played 14e games, SO there is no
flaw on his title.
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
ELKRIDGE sTEEPLECHAsE
HANDICAP.

For four-year-olds and upward; about
two miles. J. w. Colts Buck O'Dowd.
Stalker: NJ Donovan's Frank SOmers; /;
H r. Dulaney's My Grace, Son of Erin;
Thomas Hitchcock. jr-'s. Tom Cogan,
C r. Hooff Jr's, Commonwealth, Hell
dams: Charles II Hu-l;amp's Expansion
ist. Ida Woodlands: G. p. Dowden's
Black Death: James Johnston's Dupont.
DR. James Kerrs Follow on; w. NJ.
Kerr's Mamie H; r. l.. I.aughlin's LORD
Radnor; John Laxton's War Paint; w.
X Leverings Volantine: +. Lorillard's s
Zodak: X. r. Marshall's Billy Raw;
James Murray's Butter Ladle; w. C..
Orem's Captain Hayes: II. s. Page S
Ivan: Charles Pfzer's Dick Roberts; L.
Bowie Brook Stables Yama Christy; g.
II Smiths Palm Room; r. l.. Stevens
Judge O'Gin; Upland Stock Farm 5
Sheriff: +. Neitch's Royelle; E J. Wall
lace's Punctual.
PIMLICO FALL SERIAL HANDICAPs
For two-year-olds and upward: the
Walden. $1,000. about six furlongs: the
Chesapeake. $1,000: one mile and forty
yards the Potomac. 81 .0o9. one mile ana
a, quarter James p Brady's Water
light. Oiseau; Chelsea Stables The
Cricket. Flinders: Barberloot; T. j.
Claude: John Durfy's Disobedien:;; ". Dy-
ment's Tongorder; Goughacres Stables
Spring, Preen: X. c. Halls Headway
NJ. l.. Hayman's Right Royal; w. X
Littlefieid's The Yelled Lady; Joseph f..
Seagranl's Merry England; George p.
Sherman's w B. Fasig: p. Strauss
Shrine: r. - ~ TayloT's ArrahsS.==5n.
GREEN SPRING STEEPLECHASE
HANDICAP.
For hunters. four-year-olds and up
ward, about two and half miles.
George Connells Cherry Fighter; J. w.
Colts Micou. Prodigal Son; Frank Da-
vies' Ben Pattie; Charles r. Hoeff jr.-s,
Commonwealth; James Johnsron's d.
pont; Dion r Kerr's Firefiy; William
NJ Kerr's Telifare; w. c. Orem's Cap
tain Hayes; II s. Pages Pure Pepper;
Charles Phzer's Perchance; T. T.. Phe-
lan's Howard Lewis; Courtland IL.
Smiths Palm Room: r. l. Stevens
Judge O'Gin; I. NJ Stackhouse's Nutel-
lus: Upland Stock Farms Sheriff; E. j.
Wallack's PunctuAl
The Washington times., 1905-10-24
COMMISSIONERS DROP
THREE TO BUREAUS
Hess High Man-Index Started Well,
Ended Badly-General Office and
Lawyers Winners.

The Commissioners dropped three
straight games to the Bureau Quint in
the Departmental League last night.
Hess. of the winners. carried of the
individual honors by hanging up the
two highest scores in the set.
After winning the first game the Index
team lost the next two games to the
Aldines in the Government Printing Of
flee League. Allen, of the Aldines. was
high man with 21s
Manahan's score of 225 fas the fea-
ture of the set IN the Railway League,
In which General Office won two games
from Lighting Company.
The Lawyers won three straight from
City Hall in the Real Estate League.
Smith of the winners made high score
with 20e.
The scores: