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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
iva S.ock Valuation.

The abstract of the tax books .sce T pared hy tho state auditor aoe S;l shows that in 1904 there were -yt a,h 4 mules and asses in the state .,o cst. valuation of $1o, o,409. 723; 1,o6s'ois, ID, sls tie, valuation S.3oi.OS9, and i''' head of sheep.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Unfortunate Occurcn5e'

Miss Margaret Lindsey and Benton county citizen. was sn' rerri killed recently at Bixley, ina,an an.,srds tory. by Jos. Bewly. who ai'e. .ofusa killed himself. Miss Lindsa. besa to marry Bewly is said to have " the cause of the tragedy
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Fever Patient Suicides.

Taylor Williams. negro suffering from a severe case of typhoid fever, escaped from his nurses and leaped from the fourth story of the infirmary at Little Rock recently. The negro was dead when picked up by a man who witnessed the leap.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Secured s10o.

John simms. a negro, was sen, sr the to one year in the penitehsia.., ,, week Circuit Court at Pine Bluff lasl ,. ' ,les Simms was convicted Of steA" from an aged negro wema
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Notes of the Occasion,

The procession down Main street was triumphal one, and il is esti- mated that it was witnessed by at least 25.000 people An attempt was made to keep the throng on the side walk but this could not be done. The cheering was ineessant and tumultous. The great crowd was good-natured and 10 the credit of the management, there was nothing to mar the pleasures of the day. Over 900 men were re- quired to handle the crowd along Main street
 As the party entered the park. pass ing through the beautiful arch flanked on either side by palms, with a beauti. ful little girl attired in white and waving flags from alcoves in either column. twenty-one white doves were liberated as testimonial to the presi- dents part in recent peace negotia. tions between Japan and Russia Above the arch was the word peace" !" and across the middle of the arch welcome to Little Rock"
 Miss Nell Nelp. one of Hot Springs public school teachers, then advanced to the stand and presented to the pres ident a handsome arm boquet of Am erlcan beauty roses, a gift from the school children of Hot Springs.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
The Lunch heon.

Following the exercises at the city park, the presidential party was driven tc the Albert Pike Consistory, corner Eighth and Scott sereets. where lunch con was served, followed by the toasts responded 10 by Judge |. NJ Rose on The President of the United States Hon. ! P. Lee. lieutenant governor. on The State of Arkansas, and Hon. Morris M. Cohn. on The Commercial and Associate Interests of Little Rock "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
InteTesante para eI iinquiIinato
de San Juan

FL Banco Popular de Economics
y prestsmos siempre dispuesto q pro-
porcionsr ventsias al pueblo que le
dispense su confsnza, ha acordado
admitir dsp6sito desde ell 10 de Enc
70 pr6ximo, Ell importe de las 6anzaS
que en- elective tengan que dar los in
quilinos q los Ipropietarios de cssas
para gsrantir Ell alquil1r de la casa 8
habitacion que ocupe, por cuya suma
Sc lie expidira un documento endosable
por el cual Sc hace responsible del
importe depositado para con ell duefo
de la fnca, y de este modo ell inouili.
limo, tiene su dinero no solamente Sc
guro, sino que tambien obtendrS un
bene6cio de SEIS por ciento anual
que Sc le abonsra sobre Ia sums depo-
sitsda, cuyos intereses pueden cobrar.
Sc cada seis meses 8 cuSndo sea reco.
gido el deposito,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
De GUAYAMA
Nos escriben de esta ciudad:

SHa sido muy bien recibida por
la opinion la designation del intege-
rrimo patricia don Fabriciano Cue
bas Sotillo para la presidencis de la
Junta de Educaci6n de esta ciudad.
-Antes de marchar & la C&mara
de Delegados, fue objeto de una entu-
SHASTA demostraci6n de carifo nuestro
distinguido amigo don Tomas Bernar.
dini de la Huerta. Los elementos
unionistas le llevaron una lucida Sc
renata, siendo obsequiados por el dis
tinguido correligionario. Visitaron
tambien su morada elementos repu-
blicanos con los cuales Sc cruzaron
frases de confraternidad.
Sc hacen grandes elogios de la
manera mesurada y culta de los nne-
vos funcionarios de la administration
municipal Todo hace Greer que serS
una administration modelo la del nue.
vo alcalde DR.. Enrique Gonzalez Fat
gren.
La Junta de caminos de Guaya-
ma Sc reunira proximamente en- Ca
guss, para 10 cual espers instruccio-
nes del comisionado del interior.
Suena para ell cargo de presidente de
la misma ell nombre de don Manuel
Soto Aponte, para Tesorero ell de
don Felix Limo Rivera. Sc rumora
que este dltimo esta dispuesto q scep.
tar ell cargo.
Reina gran entusiasmo en- Arroyo
y Salinas con motive de ls Ley de 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
EmDreSa de Automobiles

Sevicio darto dex dp de hog Is IL Easro ae 1885, eutre
San J,an, Ponce u ric>-cersa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

gregacl6n de pueblos presentadas Ill.
timamente en- Ia Camara Legislative.
Sc espera con ansia la aprobacion de
esa ley.
i'm conocido abogado de esta
ciudad, delegado q la Camara, traba-
ia con empefio la designation de don
Felix Limo Rivera, para el cargo de
Tesorero de la Junta de caminos del
Distrito.
Don Federico Vazquez Carreras
eS Ell candidate propuesto al honora.
BILE Attorney general para ell cargo de
sub-marshal de Ia Corte de Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

Sc interesa una persona con CO.
uocimientos en- la preparation de ron
J otros licores, que posea algun ca
pitsl para asocisrlo al negocio. De-
be dar ademSs buenss referencias.
Para iuformes dirigirse la Admi-
nistraci6n de LA DEMoCRAcIA, 1Q-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
|nteTesaptes
noticias de Ponce
(De maestro CorrespOnSal)

lD6 UtkStfU NOfIeSPOUoutI
PONCE, IS ENERO 19O5.-Ano-
che SO celebr6 la primera session del
unionista. Numeroso
pdblico asisti6 la session, fgurando
en- 81 personals salientes de esta ciu-
dad.
La session comenz6 las ocho y
media, terminandose despues de las
diez.
Asistieron muchos concejales.
Entire otras cosas, ell Ayunta-
miento aprob6 un Reglamento para ell
orden de las sesiones, y desigo6 las
comisiones permanentes que han de
funciopar en- ell perfodo de dos amos
que tiene q su cargo ell actual Ayun-
tamientO.
-Uno de los asuntos de los ira
tados auoche por el Ayuntamiento
unionista, fue la reclaim aci6n de don
Antonio Barquete, dueno de uu cafe
tin de la calle Mayor, en- orden q ha-
bere negado ell seflor Alcalde la au-
torizaci6n para tener alberto dicho
cafe desde las doce de la noche en-
adelante. Por razones de tranquil
dad p1blica, el Alcalde neg6 Ia auto
rizaci6n referida. Despues de una di-
sensi6n, el concejal se1or Morales Le
br6n, solcit6 que pasara ell asunto 8
informe del senior Alcalde, y este 10
di6 de un modo satisfactorio su re
soluci6n, por 10 cual el Ayuntamieuto
acord6 no ser de su competencia ell
asunto de que Sc trataba.
La t6mbola & benefcio de la
creaci6n de un capilla q Jesds Sacra-
mentado, ha producido, en- las tres
noches, unos trescientos dollars lfqui.
dos, segdn Sc nos informa.
--Ha circulado hoy ell programs
de la velada liric -dramatica llterar a
que dara ell domingo prox imo por la
noche en- <La Perla> nuestra aplaudi-
da cantante Amalita Paoli. Ell pro-
grama es magnlico.
.--Uno de los numeros del progra.
ma que nos referimos en- la noticia
anter ior, es la bella romanza <Por tfs,
de Pericas, con letra de Quintin Ne
gr6n Sanjurjo, romanza que cantara
d sehorita Paoli.
Aver hubo una huelga de traba-
jadores en- "a hacienda xFortuna2 de
esta jurisdiction. Con motive de esta
huelga, y pOr til bar la paz pIblica,
ha sido deuu1ciAdo un individuo de
apeliido Guilbe, q quien ell juez ha pc
dido quinientos pesos de fanza para
quedar en- ibertad.
Los hueiguistas de la haciends
<FortunaS han vuelto hoy al trabajo
Sc halla en- Ponce ell emplead(
de la Tesoreria de Puerto Rico, dol
Luis Gorbea, eXaminaudo las opera
clones del Ayuntamiento de esta ciu
dad, correspondientes a estos 1ltimo
amos.
-Tambien Sc halla hoy en- Ponc
nuestro amigo don Francisco lriarte
en- pleado en- las ofciuas del Tesorer
de Puerto Rico. Hemos tenido el gus
to de saludar al sehor riarte, que e
nuestro amigo, y fue en amos anteric
res nuestro buen compahero de oicins
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad {
senior don Jose Battle y Rigola, SUI
gro del conocido fabricante de licore
9 don Narciso Vilar6. Esta tarde ter
: dra lugar el entierro del senior Battle
-Ha sido denunciado ell individu
: Alfredo Font Tavarez por resistenci
: 4 Ia policfa.
-Aquf Sc dice que Ell bill sobl
desconsolidacion del Consolidate, pu
de aceptarlo la Camara con la enmiet
da siguiente:
<El nombramiento del Director d
bera recaer en- un puertorriq pc
teneciente al partido que haya triul
fado en- las 1ltimas elecciones para
Camara de Delegados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
P R { { | 0 S"'"
de los articuIos mas iiR}pTtantes
que Sc detalan en- aInacc1es

ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 a $500; Idem
% q q 3I4; americana corriente s2s a
q; valenciano S6 81.
Aios MsllorQui uines 30 40 ctvs.
Cappadres q IS ctvs.
Jamones est a St,
Quesos amecs. sl6 Patagras Is
Tocino, l3s e14.
Jab6n a $40 Rocsmors; america
no, s2f y ~.
Pasta s3t y americana Sc.
Manteca q $3.50 en- / y en- cajas de
. 81 Ai0,
Harina de s8 q s6t.
Habichuelas blancss del pals S3t a
4 smericanas 8 81,
Coloradss del pals 81.
Americanas largas S6.
Msntequilla, de tl3iia l6
Gsrbanzos de s5s9
Racslao de t7i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de dueAo est.
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformss,
que le ponen la altura de los mejo-
res de So clase. En- 81 Sc encontraran
los mas exquisitos platos de las coci-
mas francesa, americana, inglesa y
criolla, asf como un excelente servi-
clio en- todo 10 que Sc relactons con es-
ia clase de estsblecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
Jos2 IS. .:. 9ban Garcia
Administrator def HltpI Z" sion

Allen Frtaeza) asn Puerto coSe otreca sus amigos
p6blo Buenas vnadas habtacones
seo esmerado electrical baao Sc admen pupos ssons
nados-Apartad 235 Teletono l31.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

sadas de san Juan Ponce smutaneamente las de mahana
nav un srvco conynado los Bahos de Coamo para Spo
tar pasaero gratis magnhco coches desde e empame
dela caretera al e,lalecmento.
4Iay biee de ida vue San Juan Ponce vaeieros por
tres dias costando e de sllda $1,000
para mas inomes diranse agencas eabda San Juan
Cruz No en- Ponce Mr. Perae, Comeco No Barbera
La Empresa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
THIS is DIFFERENT

Tho Paducab Sun says Sunday
tho I G. CenFals and the Mound City
baseball teams played a double-header
at Mound City and Eddie Taylor The
star conter fielder for The Indians The
past season ii the Kitty league broke
even III pitching honors with Eckafoha
also d former Kitty Lacquer
Eckstane pitched for the Mound
City team and Tyalor for the Cen
trails. The first game resulted in q
victory for the Mound City team by
score Of 3 to J. In this game Tay
Tor allowed but two hits and Eek
stone none.
The second game resulted in a vic
tory for the Centrals by u score of
to o. Taylor allowed no hits and Eek
stone > These were probably the best
semi professionals games played in
this section this seanscn, and were
witnessed by a large crowd of fans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Weather Conditions.

The Gulf storm has recurved 70 the
northeast and now centers n Ala.
hama. attended by heavy rains, Mobile
reporting 5G2 inches The northern
storm is coursing north of the Lake
region attended by moderate rains
The high" central in the Ohio valley
yesterday has removed to the New
England coast. The northern "high'
Or pronounced cool wave, has in
creased in magnitude and intens "
and now dominates the weather over
nearly the entire section Of country
lying west Of the Mississippi river,
ovsr which section it has materially
reduced temperatures since yesterday,
eau. ing frosts in Minnesota. South IA
kota and Nebraska, and freezing
weather in western Nebraska, west
ern Minnesota and Colorado. It will
give fair weather to this section for
the next two or three days With cooler
and light frusts tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11

on their second reading and adopted.
North side of Thirty-sccond street
between Commercial ana Sycamore
pe6t
North ana sonth side of Eish-
teenth street from Washington %
walnut
South side Of Eighteenth reet from
WASHINGTON to Poplar street
North and south side IL Nine
teenth street from Washinten to Wal
nus street
North side Of Seventeenth street
between Washington and Walnut
East side Of Sycamore street, Diyi-
sion 10 Tweny-frst.
Poplar To Sycamore.
= The petition ana bond Of Nichols e.
Steeg for a saloon at Twentieth and
Washington avenue was referred to
The finance ANA police Jail and FIRE
Alderman Koahler introduced a
resolution that The local quarantine
be lifted Immediately, commencing to-
day Antrim amended BY referring
TIC Hht@lfbil 10 AilG &diIO bbdlu ~
Health with instructions to meet to-
day and act The amendment was ac-
copied and The mayor named O'Clock
this afternoon ami the council cham
Der as he place
An ordinance was introduced by
koehler providing fer The protection
of 40 galvanized boxes that the
WGmans club have purchased and
which are to- be placed on corners
about the city 10 be used as RECEIPT
acles for waste paper Referred to
committees on ordinance and street
An ordinance presented by the
board of local improvements proyid- (
ing for q cement walk on Commercial /
avenue from Twenty9cyouth 10 Thir- !
ty-rourfh street was read the first
time and referred 10 rhe strect and |
ordinance comm Jtces.
Mayor Parsons nominated W. J. !
johns on 10 FIJI the vacancy on the /
board of park commit ssioncrs caused !
By the death Of Samuel Hastings !
Unanimously confirmed.
Adjourned at 1858
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
WILL ASK FOR DAMAGES
Capt, Farnsley TO Bring suit Against
New Modrid Officials in t,-s
Federal Court.

PaIuca1. Oct. lo.-A sui. is now
bein1 prepared by Attorney Han Cor
bett 10 ba fled in behalf of Capt.
Frank FansIay. of the steamer Pacific
so. 2. against the City Of New Madrid.
Mo. for $4,000 damages for false ar
RESI- and imprisonment in connection
with rho quarantine regulations at
New Madrid
Several weeks ago while the steamer
Pacific NJ y was ON It's way 10 Cairo.
Engineer Wolfe Davis. of Cairo. was
badly sc8idel as she boat was opposite
Now Madrid Captain Farnsiey and
other men on the boat lowered a
8wl and starred 10 New Madrid for
medical assistance On nearing the
own the quarantine officers ordered
Captain Farnsley 10 stop. that the
u.H. would not De allowed 10 land.
BCliiziIc The danger of the injuries
OF Davis. Captain Farnsley continued
the "trip TO New Madrid and was fred
on ~vcral time. by the Officers and
came near being Bit. When ne landed
The al GER arrested him and placed
bim in Jail for an aour. under protest
uf Fam-ley. who exhibited his health
certificate and attempted 10 show ID
r0 one 10 GERS The uir Wiz ha filed
n fhr lelarll colrt at Cape CirarIeau.
SD.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
ANOTHER GOOD SHOW
Was the One Presented BY the Jeffer-
son Stock Company at the Opera
House Last Night.

Unlike a great many popular priced
companies. the performance last night
of Roanoke by the jefferson Stock Co,
gave as good satisfaction as the Auc.
lionoer on Monday night.
The play was an unusually good one
and quite a relief from The customary
blood and thundcr composition.
There were five acts of good, clean
Legitimate dramatic efforts and q
wholesome degree OF comedy
Little Miss Francis as the blind
girl gave a sweet and plaintiye rendi-
tian and made more friends.
Mr. Creighton as Nanny Dinah,
was The life Of the play and created
much amusement
Mr.. Godschaux again worked earn
estly and as the miser was clever.
Mir. Laurence made "A manly impos-
ing cadet
Tonight. King Of Vagabonds
Jack and the Beanstalk and Pink
Tea Reception Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Inspect Your Dollars.

I chief MARI Egan has been notified
by Chief James Collins, of the Padu
cah force. 90 be on the lookout for a
gang Of counterfeiters who are operat-
ing in this section of the country.
The connterfe 5er's den is said to be
a house boat in the Ohio river some
where between Cairo and Paducah.
Tor of spurious dollars. initial ons
of the silver dollar have been passed
lin Paducah stores in the last few
days. Several Of them are now In
possession Of Chief of Police James
Collins
The coins are the poorest counter
feits that could he made. They have
a dull blue look and there is scarcely
no ring 70 them. during a rush or az
night is probably when they are
worked Of.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
SECOND REGULAR
COUNCIL CONF ABB
Local Quarantine May be Raised
This Week
TO BUILD SIDEWALKS
OF CEMENT IN MIDDLE AND UPPER
PORTION OF ClTY-MANY
NEW HOUSES TO BE
BUILT.

The second regular council meeting
for the month was called to order last
night ar S.27 with his honor, Mayor
Parsons and the ] aid rmen presenl
Minute Of tho preyinHs melting wore
/ appuv,d witu oar roaGilE.
sGulgy committee rap9r15 relative
| e ~ce lamps ere singa and th
grading Of ~ ntyninh and Thirty
fin reo# were rolJ recommending
anne were read AID concurred n.
The petition uf Otis Clifford 10 build
a house in the proposed Boyd-CabbIer
addition was denied after a lengthy
discussion.
Miscellaneous claims and accounts
woro read and allowed
Report of the finance committee
was read approved aud placed on file.
Tho council granted permission 70
the following petit onsars 10 erect ana
move buildings upon recommendation
IF the building committee:
Henry Thompson TO erect frame
shed l2x25 In the rear of a dwelling
ON lo' block as.
Mrs NJ. Webster 10 two onc~tory
frame housos tp cost l.10a each ON
lots ~ and 81 in Hooker addition
j. y Ncd Two one-story cottages
costing Slloo each on lots ~ ana 20
IN Hooker addition.
Wan n Wood io erect office llxao
1n Boz aS block a5
VIM. 81. Wood ro erect q siX-room
cottage costing 500 on Dot IS blocl,
g. Feuchtcr d L1radeu add ton.
Callie l.. Alexander % erect one
Story cottage COS ing $3.50 on lot ~
block ~ In frs. addition.
Jas u. Moorehrad -o erect one
story cottage costing $1,000 on lots 81
and 30. block IS in Me first addition.
r. j. Casey % erect "a couage cost
ne $500 on Jos l0 block = in the
r0mtn addition.
Henry NJ. Click 70 erect a two-story
dwelling costing $3.50 ON lot !. block
3. second addition
Mrs c. B. Mcknight 10 erect a one
story cottage costing 1000 on lol a3
block . 'n the FWchter a LaHsden +.
addition
C. =. Crabtrco to erect a twostory .
dwelling costing $500 on Dot 2. block |
IS
Slas French 20 erect a mc-story I
cottage costing $500 oa lots ~ and I
-. block g.. first addition. /
The Thornton 10 erect a cottage /
ing $1,000 on Dot l5co-tiuE $500 on 1
1fs n and D.. block g. In -ha Farrell +
addition
i 49, Moore TO erect a cottage cost /
costing $1,000 on Dot Is. block g.
Fuch or a. Lanssen addition
Earl F8-d To- romovc q onc-story
lweII.ug frou loi and . Ilocl 3. .1
,,t- a3 and 3D. block -. 600 fht l-t
b 'di,ou.
ri n Wing 90 remove fhe two-srery
.rarlu building iaf Commercial ave-
1ae 20 the rear a. the lat in order t1 /
make room Tor a two story brick bBHI .
ng
The f0il owing ordinance recon-
nended by tie ordinance and street
-ommitfees providing f1r cement side /
raIks six feet il widrh were placed /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Horses Make a Getaway.

A team Of wild horses attached TO
a cab were the actors in an exciting
runaway last night. The outfit which
belonged to Charles SCOTS cab line,
was left standing in front Of the Alex
ander club on Eighth street, while the
driver went in to summon a fare. The
horses became frightened and dashed
away They turned into Washington
avenue After wild fight of several
blocks they were stopped nj the corner
of Fourteenth street. No damage was
done.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11

TO his list Sam Evitts of Cairo. Mr.
Eyitts has been working with him for
a few days and has found several ex.
ce}lcnt pearls II is estimated that
lo9 people are engaged in this bust
ness between Cairo and Paducah. half
that number being between Brcolport
and Metropolis, The pearls are gener
ally sold TO men who travel up and
down the river and buy them The
shells are ased for making buttons
and are sold BY the ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
DR.. PALMER DENIES

A rumor was current about the city
last night chat Memphis had or would
raise lis quarantine today. in an inter
view DR. Palmer said that he hal
made inquiries Of the Memphis health
authorities over long distance telc-
phone and had been informed that
they had not raised the quarantine and
could give no date when it would be
removed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
A Pretty Party.

An entertainment in honor Of Mi.
Emma Sisncy was given Monday night
by Miss Ada Woodbridge at her home
1909 Poplar street Miss Sisney is "a
be married TO Louis Hasenjaeger TO
DAY. Miss Woohldgc's home was pre-.
jlIy decorated.
In the guessing bell contest Miss
Neuie Geiseuhof won first prize and
Miss Mary Adams. the consolation
prize.
IN the c1nunlrnm contest Miss
Eidman won first prize and Miss AIDE
laile Mitchell the con olation prize.
sliss Daisy and Miss Edith Hodge
assisted Miss Woo'ridse in entertain
He
Thc I'D s N.1. Misses Emna Sis
u,y Dts sehuA, Adelaide Mitchell
Aala Weplridge. Daisy Hodge. Faith
Holg Minnie Klea Maude Gilman,
Emma Elea. Mary Adams Nettie Gel
seuhoL Mo-dame5 scott Sisney c.
sisney. Ross BLANCHARD. Joseph ca
lius. Gnurze Wilson / " WoOlrid
The Bulletins subscribers ha'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Date For Dances Changed.

The committee in charge Of The
dances at Ascalon Hall, have decided
to contno the dances on Friday even
ing instead Of Tuesdays as previously
announced.
The Tuesday evening dances at the
Ascalon Hall were extremely ploasanf
last winter and promise to be even
more success full this coming season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
FIRST DUE AT CAIRO
weather Bureau Preoi ctea White
Mantle over Cairo ar q Conf gu
Gus Territory Las. Niuht.

From a1 Indications a good whole
some frl+ w.i -eitie over Cairo this
morniwE- M- smyh and h's instr-
mcnfs predict thar p win arrive and
they -1ow.
The tomato rlr1.s even Yesterday
morning were ff coping their heads
and fha' is Q = deudid sign ~ frost
bang close a. hand Faost IS also
afedlcted ior &c niuckv and Tennessee
tais moTHine. "a mosquito cannot lite
ne sa11e - igboraood with frost
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
CHRONOLOGICAL
Oct. II In bistcry.

I'LL Erasmus Reinbold German astron-
omer. born in Saefelds. Germany
15Tl--I1on john Of Austria comQaDdinE
united fleets Of Spain. Venice and the
pope. destroyed the Turkish fleet at
Lepanto, ending the growth of Mosiem
power,
1876 Terrible hurricane at Havana;
French and II Spanish men-of-war and
Is merchantmen wrecked in the har-
Dor. upward az loo people killed IN the
streets b. falling buildings.
1SeG-The Right Hon and Most Roy. Ed
ward White l3enson archbishop OF
Canterbury and primete 81 England
diee in london; born 1873
Expiration OF the time limit fixed by
President Kruger ultimatuni of the
9th: armies moved to the Transvaal
border.
1904--Despernte fighting at Yentai north
OF Liaoyang, between KurOpatlzn's
advance guard and The japanese army
under General kuroki
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
GROWING In Interest.

DR. Powers preached an extremely
interesting sermon last night at the
Baptist church on 'the Power of Pray
er.' and gave some striking incidents
0f answers to prayer. At the close
of the sermon one young girl was re-
ceived for membership. Services to-
day at 2:30 p. m and at 1880 this
evening.