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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

Yes, we have always maintained that
Gainesville 10 one Of the best towns in
Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

The frequent rains are giving som,
farmers the hay fever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

The yellow and black still wave in
The good old town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

The new vARrsncy Law does not 8 fec
The people OF Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

We have q Thomas" that makes
the for fly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

A,k anybody and they will tell 700
where Gainesville 10 located.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

The past should be an injunction to
not grow weary in we'll doing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

The orange and black came out tri.
umphsnt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

Beading noticvsin local column 10 cents 4 line
t,r kr,, insertion. and cents for each additional
Insertion.
Ra,es for display advertising made known on
spp1tion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

It's DAILY sUS. pabiished every morning tx
-, Monday, delivered BY carrier IN the city, or
rs,led to any part Of The United States, postage
.,s, for IS year; $40 sin months; iI.7s three
months: or 80 cents for Eve weeks-strietly in
advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08
Partial PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt.

BAH tieads-Ing, Frre-Nst PrppAl&
o. H. Ter Ualoa
ufe tia COM Olesut grade
ef0 i'ef taalou
hye. Oin CofG kam nae aaatu,
~ IA f'rf aAiuh
RYE, Glh Corn R4u tisst Zoe ne no0ay.
$50 Fer Galluu
IA" Hys Peach and Appls HrsndE. he1eW
"a ~ aas
eco f'eF Gan1a
Victoria Bye Spcial nOt- Rfe hefielaa
t1attT
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G4ihness st8at. plots ....s.s-ss 3 -
Prices b. The bhi "a appiirAtfor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08
EXPRESS PREPAID.

As-ortm-h, Allowed on Al Goods Of san.
Prise.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-08

W. l iSsas 81. HANNE BROS, !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30


The KITTY" league was reorganiz
ed at Paducah Yesterday under thu
name Of the Kentucky, Indiana AM
Illinois baseball league and continues
to be six club league composed o
paducah, Henderson, Hopllinsyille
Nincennes, Princeton and Cairo. al
Of the cities were in the league last
year with the exception Of Princeton
md. which takes the place OF Clarks
willie. Tenn. Following the organiza
ton officers We're elected
The slate as Published in Tie Bli
letin Sunday wen through Fade.
cab was honored with he presidency.
Charles Brown being elected. Prince
ION securing tile Yioepresideneyf
Floyd ]. Biggs being the fortunate
one. Yincennes secured the treas
ur4rship, Q. c. GosneH baing elected
over Bailey Russell Of Hopkinsyille.
When 1t came to nominating eandt
dates for secretary, Cairo PHI I'D w
p. Gfeaney which was warmly sec
onded by yincennes. Henderson
placed Jaksy Zimbro in nomination
IHopkinsville seconded The frs
second and up to the 'steenth result
cd in three votes for Graaney, three
votes for Zimbgo, the president being
barred from casting The deciding
vote as the selection Of officers
should DO BY majority Of yhe men
bers Of the league.
AT times Henderson substituted
another man in Zimbro's place but
Cairo, Paducah and Vincennes never
wayered, always casting three votes
for w. P. Greaney. Notwithstanding
there were offers of a compromise
AL one time Cairo and Vincennes
threatened to Withdraw from the
league, but neither Princeton or
Paducah would listen to this.
The matter of secretary was final
" settled by Princeton breaking the
deadlock and voting for Greaney,
contrary to the appeals Of zimbro
who made frantic appeals to # not Is
switch and the rich plum went TO
Cairo's native sow. r. Greaney
Represented at the meeting were
Cairo, Henderson, Hopknsyille, Pa
ducah, Princeton and Vineennes,
Clarksville announcing through Mr..
Hancock that il was done with base
ball.
The following We're the Cairo rep
resentatives: Mayor Claude Winter
Joseph Steagala, r. z Powers w.
r. Greaney secretary-elect and for
Inar secretary Farnbaker.
They all returned on the train last
night accompanied by League Treas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
RELIABILITY is WANTED.

The great prizes Of life do not fall
10 the most brilliant, to he cleveresL
f. the hrcwdest to the most long
headed, or To- Tie best educated, but
l0 ho most loyelhaaded men, TO the
men OF SOM sst Judgment WAea q
man is wanted for a responsible pos
.ion his snrewdness Is not consider
ed so important aNllis sound juds-
melt Reliability is what is wanted.
Can a man stand without being trip
ped. and. IF DC is thrown, can he
and upon his fee? Can he be de-
p nded upon. relied upon under all
circumstances TO do the right tling'
he sensible thing? Has the man a
level head? Hes ne good horse
ange? 4 he liable TO fly off on a
tangent or 10 "Eo Off half-coekedf'
rs he 'faddye" Has. he wheels IN
his heade" Does he lCsc his temper
easily or can he control himself? II
ne can keep q level head under ali
circumstances. if he cannot be
thrown of his balances, and is hon
est. be s The man wanted.-Success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30

he game. This year this competi
ion viii not be met and as every
Aiug generally is in a more prosper
Gus condition and the enthusiasm
among the people seems to be s.,
much greater than at the beginning
OF either of the preceding seasons,
that the most sangune hopes are en-
t9rtained for The success Of cluL
mere this year Especially Is inter
EST already aroused among the lad
les, numbers Of them having already
spok n to the managers of last
Years club about the outlook foI
another year The subscription lists
viii be started at once and il de-
ponds entirely upon the response
made by the public whether or not
the Hoppers viii again gambol over
the diamond during the season OF
sos.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller OF the Currency

Washington. d. C.. Jan. q. 1905.
Whereas. BY satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. it has
been made to appear that the City
National bank of Cairo. located in
the CITY of Cairo. in the county Of
Alexander and state Of Illinois. has
complied with all the provisions OF
The Act OF Congress TO enable Ma.
-i9nal banking associations to extend
their corporate existence, and for
other purposes, approved July Il
$50. as amended by the Act approx
cd April II. 1902;
Now. therefore 7, William D. Ridge
ley. Comptroller of the Currency. do
hereby certify that the City National
iank Of Cairo. located in the city Of
Cairo. iu the county of Alexander and
state Of Illinois. is authorized 10 have
succession for the period specified
in its amended articles Of associa-
ton, namely Until the close Of bust
ness on January Il. 1925
In Testimony whereof witness my
hand and the seal Of Office this twea.
ty-frst day Of January. 1905.
tSianed9 WILLIAM =. RiDGELT.
fSeal Comptroller Of the Currency.
Charter No. 7S5. Extension No. Az.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
IN th. Mexican Desert.

In the Botanical Gazette Of recent
date TT ia T. MacDougal gives an ac-
count Of the expedition which he ar
rargei 10 explore the delta of the Rio
Colorado and that practically I'M
known portion sc Tie Mexican desert
which Iio5 on both sides round the
head og tho Gulf If California.
AMONGST the xcrophy.es. which were
found I'm he regions in extreme aridi-
ty. were many peronniais containing
lack and a large number Of forms
which errete volatile oils or eXule
reaiuous gums; but plants with mass
i've storage organs were absent o fact
Ut.ch DR. 3lacDougal attributes to the
excessively small and even distribu-
sion OF he rainfall throughout the
wear.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
Refused 10 Talk.

In a town in Pennsylvania last sum-
mcr a meeting was held by several
prominent gentlemen, The OBJECT being
to use their combined influence to
stop the doafening noise they usually
had on the Fourth OF July. Imagine
their surprise when reporter asked
doctor, one of their number and a
very influential man, the following
question:
lyon are in favor, are you not, of a
sane and sensible observance of the
Fourth Of July2 The public, I am
sure. would be glad to hear your views
on"
Young man" interrupted the doc
tor, do you think that is proper
question to ask a surgeon2'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30

4 colorcd nan who registered fir
Brooklyn seemed rather srpid. and
most 0r lac questions bothered him
lie asked that they BE- repeated and
thought long before answering them.
"Whoresdid you live when you voted
lastg7 asked the chairman.
Now. what 30 You want To know
that fur2' he asked.
The law requires it. was the re-
nly
u never voted befoah." DO an.
swered Then he seemed 90 think that
an explanation was demanded. SO ne
added. Ven see. ! We lived FRI Moth
Calling An down thar son hey 60
pay poll tez of two dollars NJ ya KANT
vote Ar' arter ro ray the taN thcy
give yc only one dollar fer vojiu."
Paui Kruger.
Les him iia buried n tlle lHn1 hc Icrsr
The frat oi Freedom most inrci
Earth ihree him serth. fough-hawu. froa
Dut her depths,
Alone be stood. an elemental man.
beneath au allen shy be- sought har's
Ard thetf Dee fonaiy dfcamea and tol-
-d md pfat*f
Mauldel fhe i-Aala ana but faf dav
Huie.i Brave People lm aud uu-
aGssd
There shall Use hstirg monument Dc
There hrood his spilit wits the world
grows old
lis siats Hatien's atlctea dust. ans
7-ls. t,ir1sf-- f--ss-.. ,.e s t-5. tft,.. f,rs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
Hoppers Anxious.

Puppets AilNiOdSs
AT a meeting Of tho HopAnsyllle
ssaoiation last Friday night the
baseball situation was fully discuss.
.ei The New Era says
Gu Of last years players eighteen
have been reserved by the Hopkins.
vile Baseball association, which
pn,s Hopkinsville in tie best position
So far as players are concerned OF
amy club IN the league These re-
erYed players are: Pitchers, Char
les Bomar Forrest Morris, Robert
pettifer Jock Terrell, w. II Rogers,
Burton Jones and Doctor Alexan-
der catchers, Frog Collins, and
Phil Ketter first base. Harry Myers;
second base, Jess Moore or Bomar;
for She other positions. Robert Bar
low, Frank Brady. John Killer, All
Maeuler, Chris Lynsky. VIM. Ran
harger and Rcd pascell This list
gives the local team the pick Of an
oil last years fayorites while 4 few
D w names are included Lynsky
ana Rogers played last year with the
Tennes e. Alabama league which
was then playing independently Of
iae national agreement but this sea-
son the league win also come under
thr national agreement and as Hop
hinsvill has the first claim on these
players they VIII either come here or
mol play at all unless sold TO some
other club by Hopkusville
The matter of a park was also dis
rassed at length Il had been talk.
ed Of hat a new size had been sol
ecied for the park but an agreement
could not be reached between the
bali club and the owners 80 it is pro-
babie that the ia park will again
be- used. II the present park is used
,ne fence will probably be moved
back several feet bob On the side
next 10 Walnut street and along the
railroad. The erandsiand viii also
bee moved if this is done and may be
placed just back Of the catcher in a
Y shape and if this is done a small
admission fee may Dee charged Tho
hin on which The diamond IS located
now win be graded down and the
earth taken from here deposited in
The 0uldeid making the entire sur
face Of the park level About four
10 Of canvass or plank win be- ajd-
ed lo the fence in order 20 make ct
TOO high for people TO see over from
ths outside. this being a source of
considerable loss 60 the club last
year.
II was also decided that a thor
oughiy competent man should BE an
DloyeJ 10 hold The positions of can
tain and manager and who should
+ b. personally responsible TO the club
directors for the showing made los
the team. Everything wil be- done
10 make this club ole OF the best
Ia the entire circuit provided one is
! secured.
The financial outlook Tor the com
+ ing season was also given attention.
Last year the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition was 10 progress and
doubtless kept numbers away from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
ReraItas.

fou wore always q bit too good
I never was lin your class.
fou were saint SANS fault or faint,
And I was a rudy Ass.
! dared 70 HIT my eyes.
I dared to hope as well:
/ dared to think / had q Chance
No wonder I'm in Hell
{ stakod my soul on the chance
staked my soul ard lost:
2ut / won YOUR snile for little while
So what rock ] ~ the COST
You learned Of she sin / did.
N0d hade me stern farewfnt
As you f0retold Chat lucidess day,
/ sldishtWay went 10 He'll
You're up I'm the streets ~ gold
In the lend 81 the good and che hlest
AT the crack Of doom as We came from
the tomb
You took your place with the best
But / was judged to be damned.
Etcmally damned in Hell
But not so damned is This soul Of
mina
Thi I cannot wish YOU wei.
Are not SO damned is this soul Of
mine
That ] do not wish you we'll
-Egomct In New York sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
X. /. IT. LEAGUE REORCANIZED
AND NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
VIII Be Six Club League Composed of Paducab Cairo ncennes
Henderson. HopknsyIe and princetOn-W. P Cireaney
of Cairo Elected Secretary After a Hard Fight

Iurer Gosnell of Viucennes. who left
for his home this morning over the
Big Four
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
LAUGHED AT GREAT INVENTOR.
Naive Answer Made to Edison by
Green Fireman.


Thomas A. Edison was one day eX-
planning an intricate machine to a
newspaper writer.
"Do you understand" Mr. Edison
would ask And a moment later:
Now. do you understand?
The poor journalist tried to follow
;hc swift sentences OF the inventor,
but the effort was in vain. Every
little while he would have to stop ana
say that, just there. he did not quite
understands. and then. signing. SIR.
Edison would begin all over AGAIN
II know I am very green AS re-
cards machinery" the journalist said
alphabetically
oh. no; | have seen greener, said
Mr Edison. Did ever tell y0u
about the fireman / once met in Can.
ada9
We'll. in a certain Canadian town.
where was running a telegraph office
IN my youth, a new factory. with a
very fine engine house, was put up I
visited this factory one day to see the
engine The engineer was out and the
draman, a new hand, showed nae
about As we stood admiring the en-
eino together I said;
What horse power has this en-
cinc?'
Tie fireman gave loud laugh
Horse power? ho exclaimed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
History Of League.

History of League.
The Kentucky, Illinois and Ten
nessee league was organized in 1908.
LIT was composed of eight cities, Pa
ducah, Cairo, Jackson NincenAes,
| Greensboro, Henderson, HoRklnsyille
ana Clarksvilla. The organization
was called the 'ay-up, the Fourth Of
July" and tin eau asae and 9th
er names. II was predicted that ~
would not last sixty days. II is still
mere, however
The first season Owensboro and
Vincennes soon fell out but the 9th
ar six cities stayed and had a pros
perons year.
In 1903. when time was called
Jackson failed 10 come in and Yin
eaune vas re-admi,ted in IT'S place.
The league again finished the sea
On in good form ana was noted IN
he baseball world for its close and
exciting contests
Making Ready For 1905.
Now on the start of fits third sea
Jn, tae Kitty is in good shape, with
almost dozen new cities knockna
for admission The present year
promises to be The Kitys best as
The league is now thoroughly organ
izsd and permanent interest has been
aroused
The 1865 circuit will probably be
composed Of Paducah Cairo. Hop
kinsyille, Henderson, Vineennes and
Princeton
Among the towns ciamoring for adj
mission are Owenshoro a good town
Marion and Carhondale, H. villages
and jackson, Tenn. good ball town
bat rather out Of the way
II ClarksyiIe fails TO stay in the
league Owensboro would De BY far
he best city 10 put IN her place.
Some have suggested an eightcub
league, bnt 70 do this would result
ID a village or two being taken in,
Eaich would be a dead Eeiglt.
Paducah Notes.
Chief Lloyd has signed Tom Par
ott, famous oufielder, who wears
whisksrs. He was with Nashville
last year
De Berry, a pitcher feet inches
Tall, has been signed by Paducah He
is from Missouri
Evansville is trying to make deal
FOR Freeman.
Tommy Smith goes with Cedar
Rapids this year.
Cedar Rapids is trying to buy
Potts, but nothing doing says the
big chief Padurah News-Demo-
GRAFT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
90 substance crowns Tooth.

The crown OF a human tooth is GOV.
cred by brilliant white cap Of euam-
el, which is not only the hardest It's
sue OF the human body, consisting as
Il does OF 9G.5 per cent OF mineral
and of 3.5 per cent OF animal matter,
but also the hardest known organic
substance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30

Tho Berlin authorities have de.
clined toe reQee5i rade BY the Manu-
facturers Uncn FOR permission to
erect tail steel frame buildings Of
American design "a Ber.iu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
New Yark,s Biz AppetItn.

New Ycra city consumes daily eco.
Coo pounds OF butter 12,7SG.00O eggs.
1000 barrels Of potatoes, l2.50o bush
els Of apples. 1900 chickens, and
10000 pounds Of choose
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-30
Nc Native Var sonns.

ID Is said that ihc TURKS have nc
an sones except those Ties have
translated from other ionsses.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-05-27
PERSONALS

J. Il. Tipton Is down from Watrous
again.
C. NJ. O'Donel, manager of the Bell
ranch, Is In town today.
Ben Romero and family have de-
parted for Sugar City, Colo.
Miss Mamie Harrison and sister de-
parted for Glorieta this afternoon.
Filadelfo Baca returned on an after.
noon train from his jaunt over to
Santa Fe.
Mrs. j. w. Swank, wife Of the loco
motive fireman, returned yesterday
from q trip to "the states"
II. L. Glass was returning home to
Shoemaker from q trip to California
this afternoon.
Miss Payne, who had been attending
school here, lett this afternoon for
Hutchinson, Kansas.
w. G. Hayden, wife and child, went
up to the Parke place, out from Shoe
maker, this afternoon.
II. w. Kelly and {. c. Robbins left
for Trinidad this afternoon; Jules
Daniel, for Wagon Mound
II. G. Coors was expected home
last evening from visit to his saw
mill at Guadalupita. Mora county.
]. w. Reynolds, territorial secre-
tary, came over from Santa Fe this
afternoon, accompanied by his wife.
j. Fl. McCutchen, of the Industrial
Advertiser at Albuquerque, left for
home yesterday afternoon by way of
Santa Fe.
M. c. Mcclure of Denver passed
through for Albuquerque yesterday
afternoon with 3 carload of race
horses
Charley Haezn, "a Western Union
brassp FOUNDER, went down to Albu-
querque last night, in which city he
has accepted a position.
William Criley, son of Mrs. Charles
W. Hill, sister of the late Mrs. G.
H. Hutchison. was expected to arrive
from Oklahoma this afternoon
Nicolas 7. Cordova departed for
Sugar City, Colo, Friday night with
about seventy-fve laborers who will
be employed in the sugar beet fields
in that vicinity.
E. r. Murphy, chief engineer of the
United States geological survey, drove
to country parts from this city today,
accompanied by r. .IMeeker of the
reclamation service.
Miss Ethel Antrim, teacher In the
city schools, departed for Denver this
Afternoon; Miss Gladys Worthy, an.
other teacher. went the other way,
ticketing herself to Palo Alto, Calf.
N. M. Fogarty has arrived from ST.
Louis for climatic benefit. He had
about given up to die when his atten-
tion was directed to these parts by
reading about Fraternal City, in
nearly every paper he picked up.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-05-27

A prominent society man completely
disguised as farmer who had been
planting all day long. and looked
every bit of it, followed his wife and
a party of her lady friends to the
carnival attractions on the west side
Friday night and came nearly being
arrested for the fun he was having
at the expense of the ladies'. Not
even his own wife suspected that he
was up to such pranks and she was
taken in as badly as the other men,
bers of the party, though at times
she seemed to SUSPECT something
wrong That voice and those familiar
actions were hard to conceal from one
who knows him better perhaps than
anybody else in the world.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-05-27

Tt Tecolote, Thursday night, Rogue
Duran heard some one prowling about
his premises at an unseemly hour,
and when the fellow who proved to
be Antonio Romero had effected an
entrance with some Interior purpose
in view, the man of the house dealt
him blows with an iron bludgeon,
from the effects of which he has
since died. Duran was placed under
arrest and required to give a bond
of $1,000.