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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
BUGS at Work.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. a.
The crop of home grown watermelons
this year is not success to any
great extent. There is bug that
eats the vine causing it to die before
the melon has ripened. The growers
at Point Pleasant and along the Ohio
river have used every effort to pre-.
scribe the proper remedy for the ex.
termination of the bug, but nothing
has done any good. The attention OF
the department at the State univer.
sity has been solicited and an expert
from Morgantown is now in the vi.
cinity Of Point Pleasant to investi.
gate the new specimen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

The newspaper crowd is anticipating
more enjoyment from the coming
press meeting at Webster Springs
than from any similar gathering for a
long time. The West Virginia press
gang is glorious company Of good
fellows, and there should be lots of
fun afioat when It's members get to.
gether. Charleston Gazette.
While the editor of the Gazette is
looking forward to the coming press
meeting seemingly with fond antlci.
pations, yet the editor of. the Wheel.
ing Register is taking a contrary
view. The Register thinks that Ma.
ior Elicit Of the Parkersbprg News.
is going to turn the gathering into a
Republican rally, and for that rea-
son IS contributing It's mite toward
making it failure So far as the
West virginian is concerned ii won't
cry II the Register succeeds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

Even the Fairmont West yirginian
thinks Judge Con is yet q candidate.
There was time when Con could
express himself SO that we all thought
we understood. -weston Independent.
After he was nominated for office,
that was. He always secured position
and place by saying he didn't want
it.-Farkersburgs State Journal. {.
And it looks a little like he is go.
ing to secure another position anil
place by saying that he doesn't
want II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

The New York World. high Demo
cratic authority. is out in forecast
for 1905. in which year it says Presi-
dent Roosevelt is sure to be re-elect-
ed, despite his own protests, and gives
ten reasons. No. 6 Of which is: "Be-
cause there will be practically no
Democratic opposition to his cleo.
ton. Parker sound money Demo
Gratis will prefer him to Parkerite. ]"
This is interesting, coming from Il
high Democratic source. But 1908 is
a long way of yet. If the Presiden.
tial election were to occur this. fall,
there would be practically no opposi.
ton to President Roosevelt, ana the
people would not accept his declina.
ton to run. Uniontown (Pa.) News
Standard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
ONE PARKERsBuRc JUDGE
BEFORE ANOTHER

| -
PARKERsBURG. W va, Sept. il.
AN alternate writ OF mandamus
was awarded at "a special session in
Circuit Court, in chambers. by Judge
Moss last evening. against Judg !!
showaiter. Of the Criminal Court. com
pelIing the latter to appear before
tie Circuit Court and show cause
why he has refused to sign a proper
bill of exceptions in the case Of State
vs.. Fritz Merrick. The bill is made
returnable Friday
The action was petiioned by the
attorneys for Merrick as the result OF
the refusal of the Criminal Court to
further recognize McGregor in nrgu-
ing renewed motion that the bills
of exception be signed, the courts re-
fusal to sign the bills and its further
refusal to indicate the corrections OF
the amended bills, which the court
stated did not properly state that IT.
had transpired in the proceedings.
Merrick is in jail, serving a ten
days sentence for refusing to give
testimony before the grand jury last
week. He is the editor of The Rebel.
a Socialist organ, which has made
grave accusations Of bribery and
theft against public officials and pri-
vate citizens. His attorneys have.
made numerous efforts to get his re-
lease.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

Col. Bryan is not candidate fol-
the Presidential nomination in 1908
That is what he told his Chicago ad.
mirers on Tuesday. The colonel does
not see much prospect for any
Democrat next time and he may
be thinking of 1912 as the
best year for him. He is
evidently thinking but little about
1908, as he is getting ready to go
abroad and expects to be absent for
a year or more.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

The Wheeling 1ntcillgencer does
not seem to have been fortunate in
Its late demand for a cold deck in the
shape of harmony. The boys all
around the board are induIging In d
mighty kick and there is danger the
table may be knocked over and smash.
ed Ito pieces. The Intelligencer VIII
have to use a gun to get peace and
unity. Parkersb1rg State Journal.
The fntelligencer's advice was ali
right. but little early, that's all. The
boys must be given their time to
kick
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
COMPANIES THAT GET
P. r. r. RAIL CONTRACTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1i.-Presi.
aent A. J. Cassatt yesterday gave out
the names of the companies which will
fill the steel rail contract of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
19o6 delivery. The awards are: The
United States Steel Corporation, 90
$50 tons; Cambria Steel Company,
1880 tons; Maryland Steel Company.
1880 tons; Maryland Iron and Steel
Company, 5000 tons, and the Lacka.
wanna Steel Company, 5000 tons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

Work on the Wabash has been re.
sumed, the Pennsylvania railroad
viii coon have terminal here and
operations on the Evansville street
car line began last Monday, according
to the Times. AS some one suggest.
ed yesterday. that's going some.
However. It takes more than glazing
headlines and fake articles in news.
paper to build railroads, as most PEG.
pie hereabout know.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

Save your 1904 tax bills for future
comparlson.-Wheellng Register.
Yes, be sure to save them, and
don't fail to take care of your 1905 tax
bills and also those of 1906, for after
that time it will be only necessary to
shake something at Democratic pol
itician that looks like tax bill to
make him go and drown himself.
Save your tax bills for last year, this
and next year by all means.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

Leased wire telegraphic service by
Publishers Press Association. Special
correspondents at Charleston, Park
eraburg and other cities in the State
The West virginian is fo.N sale at
the following places:
A. @. Martins book store. Main ST.
Clyde Hollis cigar store, Main st.
Kinkead news stand. Main street.
MERGERS confectionery. opposite
Watson Hotel.
vost Billiard Parlors. Fairmont
avenue.
A. Merriheld's store. Locust avenue.
Fred Harris confectionery, Water
street.
! w. orr's news stand, Monongah.
cIaude Higginbotham. Company
store, Watson.
Emmett Ices news stand. Manning
ton.
Abbey Burke. agent, Rivesville.
Miss saliie 3. Martin. postofice.
Fairview.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
RECEIVER APPOINTED
For the EIIiott-Herriek Lumber
James o. Charlton Named.

The affairs of the Elliott-Herrck
Lumber Company were brought to u
climax today when decree was en-
tered in tisar,cuit Court in the case
of the Cher River Boom and Lum-
Der Company vs.. the Elliott-Herrick
Company. appointing James D. Chart
ion, of Warrington, receiver for the
Elliott Herrick Company. Bond wa,
fixed at $4,000. '5s
Try West virginian Want ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
THE WEST vlRolNIAN's
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Thermometer Readings For Past
Twenty-Four Hcurs-H. Glenn
Fleming, Observer.

make. the prediction with absolute
confidence that In the next Lesisla.
ture there will not be voice raised
for repeal Of the tax bills, and by that
time there will be left few public
men who will have the hardihood to
admit that they ever opposed them
Governor VIM. M. o. Dawson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
Prayers For Wee vlraInIa.

ffT1NGEAa
r,a sta,a IA 4 !. !,
IL, 49, !, Az 80. n Il.
40. & az ,,,s *. u, ~
shootoa ha,ona ,.n.ss .,as !, :, Z
nra ctica, ad,,,ss,,n vsa,,a H., tbasy-s,s
mont West u,rs,n,or pan,,,l,aa,
weepIv ,h.t nonarna, r,.m.o. -.
oho,r,,sn ~ ~ W.. 49,, 80
nnh,,can comr,t,tea IL Iaoo 80.
nartatr .,nan -, =, 80
Kanowha oorn,, on,,., 4, -
dnce q % anno,n. 80 - a,ss.,
corr,,ss,o,ars r,,a n..,,,ss.'
,,aaL,, a.a-a., a.
trivial. and saws Il was no more Than,
other county cbairmen of both narties
had done.
The Greenbrier Indenendent sava
the admission is The most astonisbtne
that ever anneared In a .yest VIZ.
rinia paper claiming resnectah,,,tv
and adds an the name ~ heaven
what are we coming to when a news.
paper supposed Ia he resnectab,e nub.
licly annoupces s,cb n se,ti,nant
God save the staten
The PRAYER should he Joined In bv
every patriotic West virp,n;an W.
hone thew are not prowinpl ne ec,ro,
as the editorial ouoted hv tho Irda
pendent wouId Indicate Nevertha
less. West Virginia wou,d .nnear =,
need some good. hard nravine nc
we'll as the earnest labors os thooa
who love their state and wop,d ra,.a
its standard of nolitics Mt ,east ,s b,,h
as philadelnbia,s cva
Times. Dispatcb
=. ., 49,. A.. a. ", ~
% pon,h,,a.. .,.,.
:. ~ Du' 20
a. - va! ~
,s.'.,S., u' :. 10
- ~ "Do'e mat
ott,,,sa - r. c w. eal' .ne p'ous
a. uepenu
a.. ..a :. ~, ~, o'ean UTMOST
-. ~. 10 ~ peop,e' pei-
nas, =, 49, We au's ~
,a,,,su ..,.s A., 's "no are Ia.
- a. nn. WI sne .ons criminal record
and county Tho E,on,on, IT.
D,snatcb NAV not ,,row We, .ho,.,
that record b,t tho craanh,.;o
knows all about II and ,or t,ot 700
son ought IN be asb,mod 70 ra,o. - :,
story told IN n Kanawba oorntv ara,,
iury concerning covernor nawso,,
that said grand inrv wo,,, not no
lieve. The Democrats NOV .t.a,n
power in this state some t,me In,
we shall trv 70 nrevent them fron,
doing so on n Mons nlatform rha,r
outrages on the ballot.box and every
manner Of noliticaI rasco,,tv ora so
well known that their marty can nov.
err gain much of standing until tba
old passes away and a new and bet.
Ter pener.t,on onra.r, IT,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

1t seems to be in order to remark
that we would rather be ignorant
than a fool, and the spindle-shanked
editor of the Moundsville Herald is
both when he enters upon a discus.
sion of the new tax laws.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14
The Supreme Court.

i CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Sept. Ia.
in the Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday the following business was
transacted: Iguano Land & Mining
Co. VS.. R. A. Jones and others, and
Mary Patton Hudson. from Putnam
county; Whitehouse and others, VS..
same, from Putnam county; F. r.
Germer and others VS.. Triple STATE
Natural Gas & Oil Co., from cabei.
county, and Floyd & Heard VS.. Hunt
ington & Big Sandy Railroad Co., from
Wayne county. argued and submit
ted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-14

The West virginian is delivered by
carrier to all parts Of the city and
the nearby towns. II a single copy
IL missed, notify us at once so that
an investigation may be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
Times Hon.5

II had q son wh, was determined
10 play the races" ! .h5uld homo t,,t
he would lose his last nickel and have
TO walk home atirr bis frat attend
ancc ''''
u had daughter VILE played the
piano IL the sitting room wlile her oid
moiher ola tie work in tie kitchen I
should hope That I might faI I'M oak
shng'e ANA be givea 'ie --l-c 4, nee n.
u otrr were 10 etirt inr-cir bo.r..
as mean aal man as 9-e meo !
hn5i'-ahd mos . haae thuI sb,1dl
lore for re lcneft ofrs world. tbat
the aagei G1irici v-5ul1 toof bis horn
t"T ne very s1-n
u ever J knowingly rotc r1r r9un
dTei te"7rsc he represents t.. uq-tr
Dope ihat I ma5 larc tlc privilege Of
going 10 school where the elements ~
leccaCy are taught.
II my wife should prove TO be irasei. /
Gle at times-bIt I don't admit i'll
should hope that I would remember the
sort OF luck The poor girl plarcd n
Fhen siie married re san Fnnefsco
All
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
NELLIE'S
COMPETITION
BY CHAMPNEY wELLES
Cop, right 1905, by K. a. whitehead

Jeiortl watched the big farm wagon
rattle down the road and turned dis
consolately to his charge. 1t was pref
~ hard that he should be cut, out of the
last picnic Of the season just because
Nellie Carriers mdrried sister chose to
declare that her Bobby's life was too
precious 10 be jeopardized by wander
Inc INTO the woods, where as likely rs
not poison ivy .lurked and where, at the
very least, there was the chance that
be would climb tree when some ones
back was turned and fall through the
breaking of a rotten branch.
Bobby Germaine had been every
ones cross that summer. Day after
day so'fie excursion had been proposed
and some one had had to stay at home
with Bobby. Jeiford often wondered
why bis mother did not remain behind
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
The Jap Veterans Story


LilflsiuaI
Lieutenant 10 Eurata occupied pe
uIar position with our forces ina Man
4 rfaria lie was the mo5f rdcmlnatC
man forsi soldier I ever knew Tho
army pnJ place FOR scntctae1. at lcasi
without bravery and iatuy of "a. reli
/ contempt for Kufata NecarboIe
There WIS something about him uiot at
tracted rs. We had moi soon hin tn ac
ton and did not know how &C. woalf
behave: therefore for one was dis
posed to uspuud Judgment
Bu, circumstance prevented my re-
manning in This displssionate mood 10
ward Kurala lie was taken iH and
removed TO Tie hospital Soon after d
also was obliged To- 20 under The ear,
of Tie surgeons and was taken TO The
same hospital and put 10 the same
ward as he There were several yolun
teer nurses inalicndancc. young laiie. !
o. good families IN llak0date. who Tit |
ted here and ihcrc among as like an |
gels. Among them was one who TO INC /
was especially charming Her nam
translated into your language wuIb
he Cherry. There s. little Of the cherry |
ia our Japanese complexions. hut Their,
vas slight tingc OF red ia Cherry's
cheeks. and her eyes were very bright !
Sic was especially kind o. me. and u
learned io look ci-erif fYr Der coming
70 my bedside Indeed vlen She was
absent ? u15 miserable
That I loved Cherry was revealed t.
me in this wise Eurata occupied p cot
opposite mine, and one morning + sav
Cherry 60 10 him and ask how he ras
getting on ! saw fears in IBIS eyes ne ,
ic replied. Tears in the cycs of so 2.
iier, gave way 90 the contcmpf /
iad thus far rcpresscl. Thor / saw !
berry take his hand, press il warnr :
nd look tcnderiy in eyes tsat respond. :
d With equal Tenderness Iustinctvc,y
felt f1r my sword. uh. h. ri course =
.as not at ny side That Is how I =
'amel that loved cherry.
We were getting really ~ fzhs n.
nd ! Insisted on beng d.- -rcyl -
-9D tie hospital thlt 6 aa'rlt take =,
T Place sf tlr front p --a -etrfur
Ill cun'l not refrila T-an sari.g !.
'-1e iil e1furr-i ver1s m 'rtc~r- ai.--st :.
e s5rra1l- tsat Fas r-s-re he !.
c-l -lc- a-l Ehrsta. i --as 60 dis =
-ccab'e abent Z tlat C-1r-fr tod re =
mind ny own bu7.ucsz. That buzl- -
So beng 20 eg4t I Fcnt foe.h - All A.,
q
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
Telephone No 222 Local and Lone Disfsnce

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h.1i , "'.1o, '''ta ''cr s'iiNe tha 8cason
raf,ari W. ,',i
ND." NId ni,tle eo9d Roadway III
g,gs tba e,,. .,t'i .s, ',,o'l'l1h' 'it th's
.,,, ,,1a. sa .'' WY IN lii4 .2"slt TO
MIN ~ 1ea,,, -, VI ~ fPiha'ntliS " h9.ic
bosn ,or,- ~ ','i w., % "ottd h2' nave
~ ~ W. 81 tne party th's tIno had
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r. ,..a, ,',..... -
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bv . g,,t ~. - W ~ ''-s''leu
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ster ac,.oss ~. -. '"s ,h1 'oaAs-
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hero vora ma ,,o..g,a,...'... .''''' 'e''iAe
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

nm compelled 10 stand guard ovop
aho'Gl clfii,i ana ~ VIA, aots fro T.
nc hanhousr aad hrlf kil,s tho cntjrc
aack there II 1n1t one Thing that win
meet Tue situation promptly. ana FLATS
sool cid fashioned spqniyine. That
WIS the understanding I had with
Bobby. aud il was effective"
asked You to stay behind with him
on purpose She went on. II know
chat the others had been Kind TO lin
ana had used only words Of kindness.
not one OF them over thought OF eoan,,.
'n& him-for my sake"
We'll - declared Jefrord Dif a,5rs
Your idea Of a love test I am afraid /
am ont of H. / spanked Him hcrar,n
a' needed i. and T'm glad hh,f sua.
pose had better be getting "a. > '
lie had taken half q dozen stana
When a baud was lightly laid upon his
arm
Jim said Nellie Ccudcrly. don,
you suppose I realized what Bohby
9eededf I'm glad that you. al least (
had the courage"
Then Bobby was not your tcslq9 no
cried
ho0br wars n Test She said. but
was looking for real man ANA not for
mau who would let a child rdo
'ouehshol over him just because Of
ID aunt You are The man want.
Strange to say. Bobby approved the
hoice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
olicr, he lot him toward ,i.o n,rrh

cortor ~ ia ,,,, t, ~.
whfle p,bft. u.if, sso.,a.,,., ~ = ~
vo,onod ~ sr6y,oal,, ca...,,..
vcnfjon /, o,-,roinra.. ...l. ~ -,
' US "'''''
NY "} - ~ '''o'Aef a&! ~ aa1t 'iiri
'A w, 'tlu'-'-
~ H'N te eoa.i l"j io MIS-. G2.maine
WE = matter 2. co+y,a,e ia1.Gcrca e
~ '''i o,''' qua sg. 'le nioAe2t he Was
"0t - &c mover even hJ the use 81
-'''i t :, MINIS ,, 81! hc'p'l--a = Wis
4 snort scniIc, ia wAish Bobby he'd
~" ~ ~. ',''',.f #eii' en- Tiers
on.,,,. I''S Nv, aJ1iit q VOICE rai}el !pI
, ~a1, 80 ~ ,le il."c1 oI broad
. ..1r. g 49,. b" ~ y. s,,tle'lVi eio,h'
II. M tu,ie' neFef spanked me-"
,.1, .-t'-.' 'J''.I '.''' N"- won l.Ee !
-. wa '''. l' W Sfdei you was I
- nv ~ was 'elotts ami2b-e
~ Hul l2f ye'| @Ja.s sal..
80 ~ D' .l' l'.y ul1 10 nave tiat SpaH.s
.i''-' o''l 9'' u set another If ca. .ll
nv n.y. ~ 10 '''' ol y5''F ''.tEF again
ih7f afternoon rcaco s1t ON the frult
l i,,., Vl't. i'n''.E' and Ter the FIRST
~ 49,. '.''' "-7 drrl'aI on I've farm ilci
u = Zoe rent Il quiet afternoon,
,, ,eiIo',i eliI .5'a the Quiet a8 much as
" 1,'. u'i' pa. IL was Win flushed face
IN ns mel me purity OF It's return
"'''. 80 'eu 'iIs' Hesnalne's compli-
~ use eN'eiieht care he had
az. '''' -, ~ '''g Joy,
,...'..i H3i'p ne an noi give Fon any
-, ~ sU5ugi b'ohF i an
- '"' ne VIII be Wa%w2rd at
W., H" 9ali leHoru quietly Tie was Z
: ~ foIsH IBIS morning, but We u
'y'? So''. came TO an understanding q
'''u we nave hau ID delightful after "a
'g ,,.l !. .1e On '.se I''a12a
o .' 81 hn"eiief but Neliie's eyes Il
'. ~, nv '4S sac "l.cA . ih7 p1n-onime. p
-, ''1 -, y. e,e '"'pNiln2 "aei that even 81
= '' ,Sll' ,,.,. saep'' of bis love
l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

Go" said, "and attend to your cry
baby sol3iers | can get on alone"
The secret IL out" she replied "andi
You may know that ISiIEata III a girl
10 IL was ell explained. Everything
kurata had done was wemanly, even
10 standing up bravey before danger
ana collapsing when there wns no dan
ger she had followed d lover and
come very near losing her life for doing
So think she was afterward married
70 him, And as for Cherry now that
peace has come, she is 10 be united to
me. BESSIE CITACE HAICHT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
gs many Russians az possible,

4 This was just before the battle OF
Liaoyang. kurata reioined us before
Q the nght opened. and, though his headI
was fairly well restored, his spirits
E We're much depressed. lie seemed 10
T. me to be nerying himself 10 meet the
| Tying ordeai IN store for all Of us.
Nhen that ordeal came | saw him OK.
posing him elf recklessly during tic
neat Of TOE hGllt but when our part in
II was oyer hc collapsed. We who had
: watched his bravery with lilprise and
/ admiration were suddenly Turned back
/ 70 contempt at seeing lin tifns5le over
/ - fani. Some sai1 that be had lcft
! me h9spiirl TOO ooa Tliis satisfied
] offers, but ! Was Dot IN Il position to
| do hini justice
On the t1ifd Cgy Of Ore fight fcit a
huWhne $ nv 1y lc% pud eal,lpn col.
iapsc OF ner'" power Looking dorm.
| cav re'i stream rpnhlug down my
trousers Into tny boot trauDcd o,
for few minutes then eank down and 1
Ia iiuo wa4 cl-fio6 IN ne ,,-r ~, d, /
strctchcr y Ten pa.lre iospifai had |
boon set up ia - fa.a. which ,-oa 4
CROW led with wounded SOM of tl,o
nurses ! Ind seen during r1v Glposs
were there. bnt II wac no place far
wen persons save surgeons. who wore
cutting ana saving r. The manner uep.
al ut battle. II
one sight / saw l.addencl nae. Ku. 1
rata had been severely wounded and
kneeinc beside him. holding his hand i
and encouraeinp him ,rbi,o' a., -,
for a surgeon to attend him. was Chor
~. Presently She won, 10 ono ~ m,
surgeons. ana saw that sbe ~,
pleading With him 10 eo To bcr lovcr {
for could not doubt tlrif such ,,,,.,t,, J
relation between h.. and Ku-ata Tho q
surgeon went with her and. upbutt,,.
Ing the woundeS mans COAT ri,,,,ol
open his shirt. Cherry was l,,f,,.,,, :
ne aud the wounded man 90 ne, .
'ouid not SEQ what ,r,s ,,,i,,,. nj. Ia. :
'tf HHit' n DlIa nsfHfH.I tho
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

Dentistry condemns the Continued
= % q one toothbrush ae aiI wrong.
The inpessi'diliy q clcaueng 80 ~
70 keen 50 free fro8 miero1 ei4ul1
-e th- bs-lg e. to5thbrr5bes -
= qr-rity an lie 1sai5lne -
liiss i7n fsf1fs if7f-s sss1ffe Il
.nra'e -7eifl Iis7 Sen osa.sa4-a7
lzlz- -z21s
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

The regular annual meeting Of tbs
stockholders OF the Weber Dry Goods
company will be held at the Office Of
said company, No 19t Ohio street.
CAIRO, H. on Monday. January /.
1906. at eight O'Clock p m.. for the
purpose Of clecting n.ne directors and
The transaction Of such other business
a may properly cone before said
meeting.
Cairo, H., Dec. %. 1905
HERMAN WEBER.
T. ), hEkIH, President.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

with her precious offspring hut Mrs
Gers sinsi always had been enc u he
t1et % eccept ard FOR TIE zaI-e q her
~ - li-tc- e51e one tEd vciunt--sss
L ,--ii--s i : lssf.fs - ssles : s.-1-sr
ts-is- = Z BAD i'sen .TszrzSr Il 2sssoa.
1--..s. - :. - Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

The new train service via The Iron
Mountain leaving Caro- daily at $50
a. m affords convenient trip for
Cairo people 10 visit friends along tho
line during the holidays. Special low
rates. a.H
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

Low rates 70 New Orleans and rs
turn via Mobile and Ohio railroad. on
December 20. = and IS. Limited 10
JANUARY 9Th 1906 Apply 70 NJ. and o.
railroad asgnt5 for full PARTICULARS.