davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

The mammoth Polar bear which
for "a winters has ealoyed the cold
weather az the Lincoln Park $50 30
ChieacV succumbed 20 the recent cold
snap D. The Windy City. and was found
frozen 10 death after TIE three DAYS
struggle with Is degrees below zero.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

Congress has passed a bill author
izing the conveyance Of a small tract
Of land ia St, Augustine to the city for
school purposes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

There are numerous suggestions
made that newspapers be read 10 the
schools in place Of some OF the books
now in use. IL might be a good idea 60
let the pupils practice prooi-reading on
some OF them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

The United States attorney. general
evidently does not feel as Moody as he
is In his victory over the beef trust
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

The British Postal Department uses
eighty millions Of envelopes yearly for
kilograms alone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

Judge swsyne said the other judges
charged up $40 day, so he followed
suit An honest confession OF dis
honest practice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

A machine is being perfected in
Birmingham shop that is to turn out
from 1900 to 10000 finished wire nails
an hour
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

People from the North who stopped
of az Atlanta for the winter, have
been enjoying Il 10 the fullest extent
the past few days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

The weather has been so severe in
Michigan that legislative iunkets have
actually been cancelled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

Some men are born great, Others
have greatness thrust on them and
others are simply good advertisers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

In some parts OF Italy the wholesale
price OF wine is little more than a cent
a quart.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

The best corks come from Algeria.
There are 2,50o,o 900 acres OF cork forests
In that country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

No woman looks as good to others as
she does 10 herself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

Fortunes cuffs may be reversible,
but the kicks are not.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09

a handsomely illustrated magazine
devoted especially % ihe interests OF
the fruit and vegetable growers Of
Florida
A special trial subscription az SIX
months win De sent on receipt OF IS
cents Stamps taken.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09
RXPRESs PREPAIp.

Assortment Allowed on All Goods Of Same
Price
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-09
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt.

Bulk GOOds-Jugs Free-NOt Prepaid.
st.5O Per Gallon.
RYE. Gin Corn. Good grade.
1900 Per Gallon:
Rye. Gin. Corn Rum Fine quality.
$3.50 Per Gallon:
Rye. Gin, Corn, Rum. Best for the money.
$500 Per Gallon:
IA" rye. Peach and Apple Brandy, Mellow
ed by age.
800 Per Gallon:
Victoria Rye, Social Drops Rye. Medicinal
quality. L
LEMP ST LOUIS BEER. Per ~
FalstaT Beer. Y
Extra Pale ..-.'..'.''..' '..'''s''''.'.. q
STANDARD .........-'..... ..''.''..' 1900. o.
Malt. extra dark ...'........t+.. 00
COOurRer, imported ....- ...--.--.''....... ] Go
Bass Ale, piuts . %
Guinness Stout pints. .......... ..........., . .
Prices by the bbl on application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
'hsSis;Isf Men -.Ms \,

L0ulsvllls,ippa. jPUsRNRBsentAtives
from mAPy- of 8he spgthsTN sfat0aNVpre
present Alnihs roRsRiBa. hssFisa sOf ,tlIa
SqntAeEAs ,SlrgtoaA ARds 0yRaa0laGiaNi
ASSOCIATION, TAs oeRvaRtipBo ViAO0n
ti1po, iQC ArRe adHSa ARi na1J, PaIau
on The EsdieAl pp0tStst0a viii be- Rad
and alaSQaeea 1aif.a hIa b8G-rd saE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
) QDIgRI5l AgF on iRsE9 0nlNjm

rNEbe6fyIlis tfeSa rIIeII2 * aAsfSS m8ISS,
ne n tae oEsJdi' d55ARto3s ~ 'TeanSs g
hrR7Sbl8hFtaI7' Sttyn To-Day 20 l6Rs 2 AZ =
A6Si1 oRe IN ioEsJh fSNrgtn1 FEilrSoSSdi
fR,e siHgishti8a 'bm,a was SsI9grRgt
@RaOap Aai6H w tIRo reg9B tet,i !, ,'a .'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
ls.nsv6RpSa aEAlI.lA. -iA. a. WALDO
We. @SSErrAi Paa,U,sd AVA. AS% Nay,
Ing Arrived From Tampa.

Ing Arrived From Tampa.
WsiAsaNDt6stai,AA 1,sJnlR SDVbyaas
oAOAke.liEl Ahbut 30 O'CIoCk TuSoday
WIEN t1sfuRHuhoun0SA that Nh W9RI
MOfri bAsiuAdyi6R ebbaiuON, NE
Arrives lnsWAIdO ttam TaGapa on 'thA
Ab,6lOOlN FsiA tad N6EtSd tohWA home,
I'M elfsIIked AmW No Would "h6tS
baouAtGst and he replied that ~ ne
M 81 tRs v6Ad AL hight ne
ddla kolt6 Sleep % G6od, t2o bOaiS
90 tni6GTSid Aith : FoaAtIg GR3 v III
% bic room and f6uhd ma 'udS6H!
oaloOs, On which condition he remained
antll 8 hYNaRsaaasa ~ diId .sNsa
-CER, HoaSST d Gainesville dS1 siliSd
BSl ~. spil &a7 100 iGf gone .'R
SASksbal bioye st he setbNStd
nad. Gki era NOhS o. the beat
oarpentt g Is sht f6Ad, .'
He q suFViFS1 81 4, wife and I've
ohlldEsa 3. ~ 10 pxtSHa condo
IS lhs ,3AmlS, p u. =,
tShSFal E,s ksA Wednesday At
an.rf "+H
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
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eEtRiBal, lFWgeF. - ~ seeiA' sGal
loPs dSa NAV, ~ seil;S SAatsJ
~ ssi bsAsGi;a IsAsH asasa GsnoE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
.0ogglHI.I'Qt 3lGF,Isiiis s.Ss1SI'T -

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Sitgsti0n.eAs rs AilaRtiei go ReSnigG
Nm M WAEoJs oglEtlly9 uRohAn9at
tlpR, yNstsUAAT,sg y. isoSlsiWed dRySths
mep EASk eTSEJs RRginSRE - ArsnNa
oa a. ersystsSG 0FliA FoVa a. sthAl7 ~
SRNrqth ERaAFA ,H0tth tesB oao@Raisoao
SSrasoaa fpem ~ EaAAGi r estate ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
&.MMI 4E,lnIsHprrsEr. boz p R.IIt I. -.

LOuisvIlle7-ity,,- Dec fSZodiciGl an.
nOunboAa0sAR vVps tiladN VA SsRntAt Of
taDtith1eettdn opIl W.. BSsts. OF lads
VlIlR, ~ thVrmeabtrret az To Fb8ullvRISi
HIaaalSONNh d etd IJohih onGIii6aa. M
RRurGueSOSds n. " sNAlefb, RA6 Aas
bosn lHeapabiyAO6 - soN ddcebdht 6tubha
hoafEhy slna'l3s ala iUt rs "a gnGa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
Fsar. En,artlINad u RssI,A 100.

.YNhibtSS bgA lS-f&s RAM -.
SestE&pt hAS eltSyAPNad 70 Rear ~.
INITIAL ,JeoV,as, S9lil Vlen'iaRt e che IA
val -tfAi9l hlAtsok q .NeVRpFl lOr IA,
totnAii9R RS9p ~, SIA pat pgp, ~
vAo't iSlAtslI SEA- ,sAVS lAeiR sSAsss
N'1IN ssasrnens "a s,st tsd odE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
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niAhiiAtl& Thhfb6lhfs Ri6n9fhe 996S857ta
IS feEt6rel9 Sa6d hgo FSpStEs S6ml12 al
t6iHsoR 4tGEy ods9aa oSS1 GtSfJ rgSe2it'
5t6tmyl mlttn sS5tth TydHgyt Era he I53e8 o6a1.s
efsp 6ni6 W, dithf jEita6ffyib es t7fAHS sSd
6he and gRe ySiSktfg Rm.la are 9a6sS3R9d
at Archtat, ejeBt m4aee SnsifPi bsa&GHaSS3fp
P62fyd FCsahn9 Sas lo46sd R2E8fR9 aaS lis
f6iim 81 oEatefi no sfVbse RgfRegGfRBHtt bSf
nv GPR6 hRA bns Iojhn6o IsT9n5s s Toi
|. 10 Ted nsm bGotilg1 ed tsdi bem1ol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
Board ssIssls LoealIpn.
anIahed iLa lahora lac. -and adIouned

,sH 70 IAN SvS6 nEFSoW idilG9W
The bSSsSIS WISE sIAi, igR tI!S .sy
SfaS,o FESya%EdSi th6tOsSB tIdtP6o.
tton Itif tgio6tea 4hy iS6tsIBn bp6h
IhlSAlke B6ildiSg1toT NhiSh tbg c6S.:
tiiA'ahSI BskhG hKaFdeB should 'b1'
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TbsgS az, other 5uy dInEI ,liSb, AZ
SStlRSss, harms Stp,s Y, BE- dssFfatSd h{
thslipsdIRs Ithsl sqllsEa, ard dqfmLN
epfS,htsi g8lRg up, bRh'hsls Fe'e Aab
ihelp3sd n tbl9 qPRtFSpt, BldslYtll sBA
opSRsAl NRd rSoRSldoEeA ABdntbaa cons
tEAN6 PFObNbg lRt e. fheiope4t dseSaiqp
Of she board . RhiRhs ~ ip0Eqsd N meat
10 IAabNoRE!llA 10 J NaEJ a. ROeslM
sMaRhAFa aiuthA bPsRd LET'S for tAPbR
FtaRSruSA haNaa RSauosaagsm sVcRa+
tATy KelluuaI however. -eXpscIB TO re-
main hSEys.,W tl SesSfahII,N,be has
como uRd6iSRed adelfh OF ihe body 20
wlnA dPbbfdtt leaving ~ 'TaiiGhaSlSe,
Goo .,s osEq&sit Pleased, 10 sa IT. d.
lThatb0Ard Jewell pleased. nOa oRlS
Viab thRsits Tor hhe vnIvSGtitysl bnt
Vih ne clay 0t,Ghiu0sRillb - o uihOlog
end GGprosa,ths bnllAi thut lhla 'Wilh
make Nn idaal uattUUsiIy town 1.-the ats
mnGpAabo being OlOGn, on6tal sud -!
hN1tad .npp10 L. tHHu..l tasoI'E
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

~ Ia 6sirp . Geld u .oRa pays N
fSSS,L AxATlHE pBQNi0. QRipIes
TABLE nfas q tIlsq 3SsfI Y Y
a - 80 1va---aH-~-----
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
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.denaRD ORiasl Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures RBAgefsF QlARibo
F8oasBs GAAoTaTs sIh lcnFeai 3NgEioRaII
EbogAsAndnlpTeRsnSEi pBoum6Hia and
bOusdnpHdh 10 ASu4bs BOlsS'SqH oaeVt
and Tas Gudjr6tasU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tered. efSiET a sNSthAt, id67s 6SGoOdiI
StFteQ OBItEaUp NORaSP giNlfe ihaa
. 6vSRe Oassdti ~ ipPSo 9hV6te n9Slgg
agnl Aadsit 3etlOl heF gtbbl 0T14Tfibla
coREhqoShs lRis4 4pbSNtls 9iR FRe9ytb
= bPS
snflFlfR.1 ftbsdt6S 30 Bst 4 uteS.!A Ji.s2 2
M6Col6ahl q 0SlhPHBg,ii iGdi h91G'oeb|
droW sdi -as-'ts44Rs- tf-'+t-I7oR liG loI
UsgE8Gp PrSbent eyStsHr oil FSttNNHsdI
BdR9 FRaketsO2 rBSc; lSla1hsl ffGSeSHiig
u bfttastit7 SBnlnFtteS OF me SCE4fSrd
university and the University Of CSiHfl
f6FHia, faee I'd tiehhf CltS eySSfetdiy ANA
id6btsa S'fSsolaliSn fdscqyinf tGS bFeg
ent system Of football playing ~ eAfaef
@k'u2It'ig r9eU&the hd6d ttiat TIE Rug.
~ game obS tntf6a6oed as a'osdbGd!
ItfG,I 3fj b3H9rtB HEl1u'fS no '1a'ul
bng rpl'rStusFrU-s yrlEId|
2nlgsn i1lsmaIkablg ctlrP,tam91 art
7!oIJwAs muOh aFltOSOd aISh S6iatSdabs
WTlItV gdaC7 t(da +? f6WGF flhSgISeaEtrtSig
odi, Eaha. SaoRfR EbjHT o. OFOtth6e
aBGS6HStiak SrI66apBFepaf6p IPNa6s
induced 70 stry7 BalAFP S1qSao1s LINZ
IhtEEsi thGRs RviIeSt9dhte iTm6N05-
rlit&e 6oeBdgRbsyIaF " thea ErSktSSy
iiellnah tsE eVUt Sts41 idaGV6iqecS1ad
men6BdjtvtR NlGnUmtB pkQ plESaubs
AlheTpgSsk thqpSalNAa ~ bee5PE sReRa1
2IbEi $StP dStsi
81 HTht All1a16SS thp Aeul9td IS, oo5
and oimiSStd63 W! ~ SOtiHsoE. h7'ai
= - "A - - - afrfN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
Paekaqes Of Jewelry Stolen.

bHtasts8 TeApBgO % GEAg
So.s sas tss.i1,sS8399oi. 5 jsEslr :;
$4,000, disappeared rom an express
Ndeb&7 B<S SSa6a5.AA9As 9iASl5kiSb'
were left unjer the aAAt-while the driv.
BE stepped aqrpss the street. When he
FSe{FR9d ii6Hsy 'RStss z g65l1iiSe5 AThsS 'RS1t
6sElsbsss9 btS5gwaTso Artis hr4IS1sstn
sRA iVPEA RRppt t4heHSs'syeEaa7IbNtwL
Lar event occurred last week .Mhen
, package valued at $500 az b asa.
! Giy II .oeg-ys.0s s,7.,s.Is1steq ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

'.' '|"' 'FWtt0Na FIHWWA'
G@fDF syeR ,e,, !, ! !! i;ilsss SsSs ,Er
HoifhGR 81 IhR4p1r?, WAN, II ,bS9 4
bitter battle with chronic stomICh and
liver ,rpqbls,, bat ga 9SNt 1SRn, and
cured ny ( iisasei 6Y, (Ahs vol vE!ee.
tFtS BltaFE oI gSphA9l1AflaRlyI reso%8f
wSpd IbsA teRgs PAa aRRh iRfsRdi AZ
!!hb bPtREs yIP BE YilfbPn$ teAgast 2 tAa
.faF Ned 20 nave BnTeh t6ch bad
cate NabAiheg'sa E3td7 = ndef . Eah FSh!
tes ~ do5OhO pahHB idtyAt9hy Rltdtage
gl(tS AEt6Ql 3 bgttiP,, Tr8themi 'adhSS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
o oo' 3.as Of e. IEi9a

posted OF tlEatpCln e)eqti0lI tN SPIP ql41
on January 2GtR, 49OS5 Tor May6t tht9S1
elmer town -eIeFlIJ-Ti4 aFsA8aE and
tax c0lAsebQS. WSpHoF EhQ hGgBFeb mar
bhal 10 the only sselA-demand.
4Rh9 Rrstl pst1h.p thiDoe&8otd dsa4pst
Ladies' IItbEaIa sndIOhbasitR Society
H1blTbe. GleldaSh R4aHy ,hteBbA8OHYBe-
esmBer lSthoi Ensh I'd sniIisd iHs'sta
90iE. PsAbg iRasibeeh abSoiAted t6Ld
eaP SgentSi tBeTtasl 10y SEeah 9SHiB G0e1
rSfFs B.iGgHaff 3S wbFetbE6r; Mase!9ii
btAd1f satPeTi5fRlaY ;Mefr66s ioR 1fRdrGd
daS 70 clbtb tB a. feaP 6gtSte deaf SftAl
lR5 'MEltttes 3iaSjHFacy5hdE OSfRpdB3..
ohqcRdeac6S 65S6wfa 81 slsfR8 reid
beryices Of TriDltH CHURCH on oS6qd1y'
nothing Ptssssht9g1 ~ a lake coRgFIESsssj
gett61s RknReJs D. ,Gs Weed IBlg hQE,
Pa 4R o65lya {94b ssNcfBAS gH!Fqs5t fNT
AAqR3sryq 14t4tho' gnluo .9ougis!ss4 '7sl
! HmWu H4ySHllyp treated quite asaQPE1s
be5,pi blGgiElsAdS a4R deljGhtGo gAtrs
Ina inl biF RsNlRqnehlORis SUNDAY R9eEoi
hGoqsyoo i9sd bRd solIm az T9Iis 100
nAa AEstsr rP1EpsE rwWldbs RlEeR ~
tbR, FdgmS No H0gses bYs ithai jMasDDBea
OdGASs DeqSB9beT1as thOipSOseadR1O1
beb f0IlGhaiiA EasOnie 0TphRgak . Aundu
AHnAiBes cordially iihHitedstD beh5Dgd1a
rood supper and help q good OAuUgl ssW
I'd 1l9di fu-yns- -sn4qqo4s tDodtW
jsoJ Iledi bedo6AhSdse1o Oh .s2nig1oI
bkIha6bSS have faSIe6 70 Odd ny tbbEf
t6ESUmeby aOGCoaeAsi colds RhAi sl669o
krou blss3tGR FSletR Honey 9GHHTafs
IRe6bf tASic56gR7 'ftaiS ERs lH8g6 and
pFS8vEtS e6h6Ib7 4&sdlt8 s1fobaS 66la"!
T9lM Pasee Ft5G6RR,qSds h6E, 46Rd;1 RFite
Last winter l hS6 9pbsH e6ld Uh Rfyy
lungs and tried 6E least bali . doEeb
I'd eFttI11 cdsEhntAe d4SIA eSsltAlR had
ttgitaidnt11Fd1a-t ito 9p65SttiGRs with.
OR EJttlkg,Gay dJSsSft. nlA7arieAaaFSh
O6AiRHEhde8 d R6GetA Honey sud 4aF
ssld NstO,thRabddiF B6ef6 edFeH msy4
btSSsa gFWh6 stegt9A 6odRhhdia lGAfs
mtdi6fde ~ SRd QiOPM.P =. W. Me-
6SHHuh gU5mbSnS!9d" noiir's pms.
no nlR'Qaa- Lai0moIu-S AE 81 Ij6l
.nGmmFo eBuaid new rRaIlFStdS E'7AH
.sllaiAVIlse q TSaa., hU4S J1SyGAAoTIdiSI
b6IotlL TSAnSO q i5bbteG 90 thel BEnaeF
stgs7thSs pGt et FObFOsbAinecths TEN
nOssee towns Of HNmbSIdG N SNtbbrh
and TiptonviflS and st. bOuA and other
place. Mslu Ht HpV4|lh0l RtoLess sEaNIrand
Sgsofsd Al raPfgSPiEasiRR .oto the Hld
Missouri reaAeSAee os9A 0POEGiA7 Eaik
ppaa, q ppo3ea started iA lea7 10. baili
q EoAd from "A point on the MississlpRi
river tArppgh HvqbVlat Sad La4iAStPn
or iRtp RaS4Etanc3 pdsrHRaeEsioSir the
read WILL ~ pushed 20 oHn yeaEly5cOPw'
plslAAqqihmpG -IgRIinn2- ~ izg!l2e 'lir
50 yodi PtkJ6usaFTEttihG. o. r'''' "a
GGfbFMvlG gsEf, Rp Igfi.Ss Geo, ".
Hofh0h 81 lffRFp1r;, %alb,T, Il ,btd 4
bitter battle with chronic GtonGCh and
liver 'rpqPls,, PPllgtgS 1&Rn, and
S9Te4 Jtpy a lAeaSef g, dhs W. OF RES!se.e'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

FRANH'OS WOTbgF0II, DAa RoaFaEt.
a sAni- ,gil1 ~ Ba3 81 hah1g Bnil
n. Ia, yNgR,-v
sss ,s7,s rsllRinEloPa ,. 2. tvs,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

AEIg l@tW6ht Bay b. Jacksonville, fih. "
,GJ,sPioSqb, .Sq SIoEEL@' subeEhsoOaNlN
Wh.i eLRDEdtfIWE{G eh9frt ~ New Foss
lc, sdj .H.sWA. r. CLYDE &fCf1uS
ga. sA,Es 9sRsNal ARaRsss nsis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
4 4! ~. 81 a g!AI22ssis5s o.:


4 ll4EEyM..'Alg.sE.FgsaI21oo$s,S$6.fo65I..
neT9Io1S and Modern Hrchite cture;
"p.s iHHGu I'M
After q lengthy session Tuesday
r3 nEIAH0rlh tfYneI morn
JlAI1UBMAI d d!NrOl has
aTished lie Iabora- here aud adjourned
~ / o'clock Wednesday morning. 9ftsEJ
bTHYRR tbtp tOttfSet 79r PRdsAfr
verslty buil9iegT 70 Mend Hadlo"
Company, Jacksonville.
, There were present at this meeting
o7sBb1&tsA Hof r. r. BT9 30, . bAaRS
man, JscksonvE44e4;--4+-L. Brown OF
BpsIsrRUKo Y9Raa APeRlacahsl@o
I, KlRE. Of AIsAdi9 a9a T. g. k s!I1
oF0WMUsB b4hgtsNsB tSsbnas attmbbr
Of the board not pnsSSntn6s teRg15iP-
tanned on account Of urgent business
fSddlESI IsgIGd;. fcOHi2stiaSersGaR.' aaln'""
b1lD ~ ~" ~ ,.yH q LIP tOiti -
6Ea beard SpsibitJ eHtseE RSE3t4 S "a me ~
time ip conf ldeFlpg bids to[ the eIec; u
lion Of lie btiIdihst, there beihk q
G ~ IftlihmIslb ga Ahs2m Ind bdf6afhH6ai
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

April 1s, 1905.

April 10, 1905.
Mis- Elsie Brown spent Sunday wit
friends in Villa Ridge.
| Mrs. G. w. Lamer. Of Selma. Kas.
arrived Tuesday for a visit with Ann
relatives.
Born. Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. A. A
Crowell. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. spann, of Cairo
We're the guests of Anna relatives Sun
day.
Corinne Kirkpatrick. WHO is employ
ed Al Dex.er, Mo, came home Mon
day TO vote.
t ne destroyed tenement house on
George Hilemans farm nearm Anna
Sunday evening, The house was occu,
pied by A. G. Wilson.
Mrs. II. NJ RoIands and daughter of
bloomington, are Waiting Mrs. Ro-
lands sisle r, Mrs. w p Miller.
John Matthers departed Tuesday for
a visit with relatives at Olney and
West Salem.
Died Sunday of consumption, az his
home in North Anna. John Randolph
The remains were Inferred Monday at
the Anna cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Dayalut dopar, e
Wednesday morning for few weeks
visit In Maiden, Mo, and Piggott, Ark.
Miss Angelina Fox was the guest of
friends in Ullin Sunday.
At the city election Tues lay, ]. N.
Woods. republican, was elected mayor.
J. L. Hammond, democrat. was re-
elected city clerk, L. b. Tuthill, repub.
lean, was elected city attorney, Al
iermen-First ward, George Sanford.
second ward August Bruchhauser.
rlrd ward J. H. Cotfman, Fourth
ward, Henry Kohler. Saloons were
ret" in hv a small majority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

! NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

KNAPP, drove down Sunday and spent
the day he~e with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Weaver, of Mound
City, were here on business the lat
ter part Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Price died at the home Of
her son, Sam Price. in Grand Chain
last Thursday and was buried at the
Price cemetery about five miles south
OF Town Friday
Mrs. w. A. Gaunt and son. Herman
Were in Cairo shopping Monday.
Tom Lew is up from Cairo for a
few days.
Mrs. Ruth Set.lemoir. of Ledford. Is
visiting relatives here.
Agent J. NJ. Merchant is taking a
much needed rest and Roy Weaver is
working in his place for a while.
Mrs. Laura Fuller returned from
Belknap Tuesday.
The election passed off quietly here
Tuesday, the entire pro-license ticket
being elected by large major ty.
Sheriff Weaver and Hon. c. NJ.
Gaunt were up from Mound City
Tuesday.
Sam Price is on the sick list.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
MOUNT CUTHBERT


The celebrated double gated )troc
ing and pacing black stallion. com
ing 6-yearSld, and sixteen hands
high.
Sired by Old Cutlberth 25l1. First
Dam Mollie was sired BY Copper
bottom; Second Dam sired by Ham
bletcnian; Third Dam BIZ Par Pow
eas; Cuthtertb 25ll was sire Of Can
/. ada Mac > oG, Cuthbort was sired
by Cnlyer loo. The sire Of Elvia
2:tS1i aud u others in the 2:3a
list ClIhterl fist Dam. Massi@
sired by Williams Nambrino. Sire
Of the dam of Santa Claus 2:t7
Wills Mambr no 2.2S, Rachel &.
2:27 and Santa Claus sire Of Sidney
Second Dam. Ned the dam Ct five
IN The 2:3o: Third Dam LAZY Turn
ey. the dam of Alta. 2:32; Fourth
Dam Thoroughbred.
Services of MOUNT will be 10 few
approved mares. as he win begin his
track work June 1st.
Spirited show ring comb ned saddle
end harness horses furnished on de
from The Highland Stock
Farm.
Address for terms, etc.
Il. NJ, HARRISON
owner and breeder. |
11oG Walnut st /
Cairo, III |
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

The ohio-At Evansville, and MI.
{enon, not much change during the
lext 3G to 4S hours, then probably fan.
Vt Paducah anl Cairo. no material
'hange during the next two days, with
probably falling tendency.
The Tennessee-From Florence to
fivcrton, win continue falling. At
iohnsonville, viii fall tonight and
Thursday
Tho Mississ' ppi From below 81.
Louis to Cairo, will FAN slowly during
he next 30 10 IS hours.
p II. SMYTH, LEGAL Forccaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS.

MI and Mrs, G. A. James, 736 Thir
tyfourth street, entertained at card
u honor Of Miss Belle Hewlett and
Miss Blanche Harrell of Poplar Bluff
40, last night. Those present were
Misses Lula Young, Winnie Richard.
son, Anna Blount. Messrs. Charles
Harris and Samuel James. Messrs. and
Mesdames Weaver Haas, Albert Har.
rell and Mrs. Marion Coulver.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
a NEW THING AND A GOOD ONE.

DO not buy a wooden refrigerator
II you want one that is good, and the
best, The White Frost Sanitary Re
flgera or cylindrical in shape and
made entirely Of metal is on exhibi-
ton at the store of A. HALEY, S07,800
Washington avenue. 1t will be to your
interest to see this ornament for the
home, besides it will be found a most
comfortable necessity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

This great, soothing, curative
remedy relieves pain, reduces
swelling and Inflammation, and
heals up all open wounds and
sores. 1t is the one perfecss, mod.
ern dressing, or treatment, for a
wound. Its quick use will posi-.
lively prevent blood poisoning.
Always keep it at hand.
Says Mrs. Jessie Farris, of Eliz.
abeth, Ky: MY little boy was
badly burned on both legs, which
were so drawn out of shape that
he could not even crawl. I tried
many remedies without relief. but
finally Hamlins Wizard Oil made
a perfect cure, and he can now
walk and run. We thought we
should have to aInputate both his
legs, and feel that Hamlins Wizard
Oil saved his life Price SOC and
S100.
Sold and recommended By
DAHL n cnuIIu Q. onuc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

The Lobsters defeated watson's
team on the Tenth street diamond
yesterday afternoon by a score OF .
TO T. The batteries were: Burton and
McDougai for the HOLSTERS aud Ifof|
heinz ana jacket for the watsaus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

April 10. 1905.
M IS Florence Sims Of Mound City
was visiting here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Poulson, Of Bel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Eaiats 81 Harry Grear deceased.
The unde ss1gued. having been sFpoinfed exe-
outos Of the last wiil AMI testament Vt Harry
Grear, late o. the county Of AlexAH-
der. and state q Illinois. deeea<sd D.
hereby gives notice tha- she vail appear before
the county court ef Alexander county. st
the court hausa. iu Cairo, at IN lame sefaa. a.
d i9sa. Of said court on the hFss Monday IN
june aext "a which tiHfe al persons haviEe
cains against said esiste are nassaea and
re1 nesied 4 attend fer the pafrese e having
estate are requested 10 make inafnrasssf faF-
fasut 40 The audafsirne5
Dated this Isth dis # Afsifh ) ~ tsfs
1sefE 4sKEAEs hzEeaf4sxs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

Mrs. w l. Marshall of Charleston.
Mo. who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Summons OF 3fl Twen-
ticth street, returned home yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

Attorney NJ r. and y. b. Gilbert
left last night for St Louis TO meet
their sister. Mrs Thomas b. Whit.
ledge, of st. Marys Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

rom sizes were confident IN view
Of The fact that the saloon element pre-
dicted a majority of twenty-five III
their favor while the temperance lead
ers claimed victory by sixteen which
was nearly an accurate poll Of the
votes cast
THIS makes Dongola a dry town for
two years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-20

Mr. sibrce X. Hale. superintendent
of the PadGoah Towing Company.
leaves his morning for Paducah on
business.