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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

Tie bills ALREADY introduced during
the present session - congress wgl'
u they were all passed. make Russia
goTernment simple and ordinary in
comparison with our own.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

No better or more complete stock
Of ledgers. journals. cash books or
other account books than we are
showing can be found in this vicinity.
Our prices are right, too.
10 F. J. RAMSEY. Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

The New York Globe finds that
President Roosevelt has modified his
views touching rate legislation. In hi
message to congress a year ago the
president recommended that the rul
ing of the commission respecting rates
should take effect Immediately" L.
a speech at Denver last summer he
said they. should 20 into effect prac-
tically at once In a speech at Raj
eigh, N. c., In october he used TIM
language H"Go into effect practically
at once-that Is, within reasonable
time" In the message sent to con
gress he said "go into effect in reas.
enable time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

The Atlanta Constitution says.
"The Weary WIIes are fOcking
south" Evidently the goosebone
prophets who nave been telIng US il
would be an open winter didn't know
what they were talking about.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

Henry wz,terson has decided no;
70 be a candidate Tor the United
States senate. Evidently MaFze Hen.
- knows where 20 draw the l1e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

From one-third to one-half saved
on all purchases Of diamonds. watch
es and jewelry at Shuman Bros. 12tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15
Ardmnre Prlces

Cotton 10 to 11:25. Seed cotton 3 u
$3.50.
Receipts 100 bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

New winter goods ready for your Sc
lection at Stolfa's, the tailor. 30-lrn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

a congressman started 20 Washing
ton clad in homespun. That need not
wOrry him. however, as there are fel-
lows there spinning a better garb for
him. They an get storc-bought clothes
when they bit Pennsylvania avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

The census bulletin of illitoracy
shows that exclusive of Alaska and
all outlying territory, there were g.
1SO,OG9 illitorates in the United States
in 1900. or about onctcnth Of the pom
ulatlon 10 years Of age and over, or
more exactly 1866 illiterates to 1000
population over the specified age lin
it. Their has been marked improve.
ment since 1890. when the proportion
of illiteracy was 1894 to 1000. For
the native white element the proper.
tion in 1900 was 46.4 per 1000; for
the foreign-born white 1885 per 1000,
and for the negro 4447 per 1000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

William Of Germany gets no salary
for serving as emperor. his only in
come being for his services as king
Of Prussia. Some Of the life insurance
presidents will be unable 20 understand
why William is willing 10 devote so
much Of his time as he does 10 the
emperor business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15
MARKET REPORTS
lBy z. Z Guiliot & CO, members Of
New Orleans Cotton EXchaage)
cnTTnN Markell

Arhmore. Dec i5.-The following
are he quotations for today:
Lverpool FvtBrea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

The big packers are alleged 10 have
gObbled up an the tanneries TO the
country. and are said 10 be responsl.
bic for the big advance m the price
Of leather These people seem 10 De
determined to control everything con.
nected with the live stock industry
and lay the hand OF enforced tribute
morcilessly upon both the producer
and consumer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

+. p. Bates, an insurance adjuster
from Oklahoma City, was here to
day adjusting the loss on the colored
Baptist church which was recenuy
.IrrNh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

Mr.. Ryan certainly inspires the con.
fdence Of the people since he has told
Just what happened between him and
Mr.. Hartman when Hartman wanted
a share Of the Equitable stock The
man who refused to be moved by such
a power in the financial world as Har.
riman has some good IN him lie
shows that he did not want 20 trust
the big insurance company 10 such
influences as those which control
logIslalIonn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15
New York Cotton Letter.
(By AicIntyre)

The market show ed a continu-
ance Of strength throughout the
session under the bullish infiu-
ence of bad weather in the belt,
which interfercd with picking
and ginning. The situation and
outlook is still bullish and iudi.
Gates a strong market rather
than otherwise.
Yours very truly,
K. + Guillot & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

Pat Garret was appointed collector
Of customs at III Paso because he XIII.
ed Billy the Kid. He is about TO lose
the Job because he took an Fl Paso
saloonkeefer to the Rough Rider lun-
cheon at San Antonio. Pats friend,
Steve Elkns, ought TO ncip him just
at this time. The president might
agree TO reappointmeut 10 please Steve
If Steve would agree 10 turn in the
right kind Of a rate bill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-15

The -Iajestic steel range Is stove
perfection. Nothing can equal Il. Sold
by
BIvENS. CORHN & FRENSLY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

. auerIaub nibf4eine.-
Sacob 8. @intsr. Mnbau, $500 Mib.
LAMB Ipe., $4,000. - Belle Gbimsr,
Wobnbaus, 8srmnnt nabe Oriental
Str., $4O0O.-WiQiam Rsgsr, WDbn=
baus, 1908 Glst9er Nps.. 1919. =
CHARLES 8uobenbaum, Wobnbaus,
1906 6lst6er Mpe., s1749. - go. g.
Sloan, Cottage, 1870 @igo Str,
$1,000. -aIbin gauman, apsi @pbns
bduisr, 331 Sarris 9be., $1,000. -
Sarlep Sellers, Cottage, Sursbp nabe
Is. Str, s93O.-Sames s. WoOIsn,
Wpbnbaus, Waltsr nabe 10. Str,
$1200.-2. 8. &pan, Wobnbaus, Mr=
fenal Nbe., $685. gli3abetb Semel=
9arn, Cottage, SurebC nabe ct. Clair
Sir, $800.-gla spauloins. Wobn.
baus, 1927 Salbptt Npe., 1925. -
Wartha Wilion. WObnbaus. Dat nabe
arlington Abs., 5000. = Smitb,
Wobnbaus, SO @bittisr Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
@isss-Altar Grab.
Wtb prtn:


pierce unb Sattie S9alIap, 2nabe.
-gpsrstt unb Clara 5barp, Wdo9en.
GEO. unb Marp G9aIer, 8nabe.
- elmer unb Jannie S6OmpIOn,
Snabe. - emmett unb gftena per-
tina, 2nabs. - 9arrp unb SOispbine
Copeland, 2nabs. - Or. unb Sennie
Silberbranb, 2nabe. - Sobn unb
SuIia 3eesan, Mdo9en.-5reb uno
Maub WalOtosttsr, Mabdsn. - 90.
unb Srau Bingham, 3nabe. - Sarrp
unb @olbie Waibburn, Mdb6sn. -
Waltber unb gona SenberiOn, 4nabe.
--San unb Cora p6elbam, Mdb9sn.
getrant.
George Seott-gertba Speenep.
Sammis Sinion-S. Srufp.
Bert 0urtis-8racs @ilIon.
@urt Moolpb-Waub @olf.
Wm. Seppert-WprtIs Sulis.
@ilbert MISUNDERSTANDING 6if6sI.
6. Wefbafsr-2aura Gates.
SborntOn Sarris-Winsrba @rap.
Spbn Wilion-2ouiia Simco.
Sarrp Sbidfen-Rat6iloa 2inolsr.
8shorben:
Smuggling arenbt, =, 1130 G6ur9=
mau @benue. - Soiepb 8eiger, Al,
1854 Mabiion Nbenua.-Hrnu Ittin=
ion, 38, gitp. - grneft 8psrlp, z
Wton ate, gitp. - James Sling, 80,
Ctr. -5onara Sines, 80, ct. gine.
5pipital Waif, 18, AZ g.
Sacoma.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
Gletue Staatnahrthten.

Die bOr einiesn Wo9sn bon fri6s.
rem @inpO6nern bss 5enbrids Co.,
usI4e isBt in Snoianapolis anidifg
ino, gesrinoete ahociatiOn nabm in
ibrer lebten gsriammlun9 ben Wamsn
,Ssnbrifs 60. Soeieip Of SnbIana=
pOlis" on, bsrfabts cine 3onititution
unb srpdblts aIs borldufies Beanie
Sobn 9. 6aolsg, Supreme Court
&i4ter, als Yrdfibeut; Wm. 8. gaI=
bert, County @lerf, als Sefretdr. alm
leBtsn Samfiae b. M. pirb bic reue
SOcieip ibrs srife idbrIids 0sriamms
lung abbalten. Gin 8omite purbe sr=
rlannt, UNI Yorbsreitungen FIR Elm
slei43sitig an Dem Sage ab3ubalteubss
picAic gu trefen.
Die geb6rbs fur bfsntli9s
Arbeiten miro in 3ir3e einen Sa9ber=
itdnbtgen srnsnnsn, Der Die &6brsnar=
la9e Der goniumers' @ns Sruft 60.
einI9dben fol. Der Stabtratb bspil-
liste bic Summe bon $4,000, um bic
Irbeit 3u besablen. pa man bic
Sienfe zines unparteiiiden Wannes
In anipru9 81 nsbmen pini9t, pirb
elm Sadbsrfdnoi9sr bon auBe rba!b Der
Staot angeftelt ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
Cine Ssrie bon nsbsrraianmssn

Cine Geris bon ueberrai9un9er
tuurosn geitsrn Absnb ben gum 9aufe
1907 Oanbes Str. ~selaosnen 8dfen,
Die bort Der Sc9ssit bon Otto Sesbe
unb Grl. Minnie 5Ostins beisuDohnen
sebadtsn, 3u S9sil. So ersab F9
ndmli9, baB bic junsen 2eute f9 be.
reits am %. 5ebruar In Gi9monb
6siratbeten, bic So93sit absr biz isBt
ni6t battsn pubIif tperosn Iaiien. Ser
6O43eitsidmaus tuurbe 9stern Gbsnb
geseben.
Sn3piidsn batten ii9 bic Sunsen
Der Ha6baridaft Dor benz 5auls einse.
funoen, bic bort polterabenb f~eierten
unb 10 natiirli9 bic 9ufmertiamteit
nod bort lentten.
Damn ieBte mar, fi9 3u Slide, fanb
aber balo. Dab bic bstflirte tlsine 8ss
islidaft, udbrsno man borne aufge=
pabt bate, binten in3wiiden ben 3hbel
NIT See Cream ausssfh6rt bate.
Die &ablsrpuli3ifsn tpurbsr In Sienft
geprsbt unb ibren g%emiibun9sn seIane
ss 3uguterlsbt. ben feblenosn 2sdsr=
bifen wieoer berbei3ui4afen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

Dor einigen Sa9en tpuroe
betannt gema9t, bob i'm neuen 8un-
o~essebdube 6 eteaen fur sew6bnli9e
Mrbsiter unb ebeniobiele Stelen FIR
S&euerfrauen 3u bsisben ieien. Msbr
oenn 800 g~ewerbuneen finb eineelau.
fen. Wis Sefrstdr 5arrp &. Drill.
bouis angab, 1T bic 8lafe perionen,
pel9e f& beporben bat, Defenders be.
msrtenswertb. Graueu, ipel9e Stel.
lungen In Waarenbdufern babsn urb
fOnfi9e CUTE Stellunge1 befleioen, 6as
ben f4 UNI bic Stelen als S9euer-
frauen gemelbet. M0e f9einer bssie.
rig nod SteQungen In benz usuet,
1unbesgebduoe aa fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

90 Die bette 5 Gent gigarre In
Der Stabt, Wuao's v2Onsfelou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
GeFsettnngen.

aae, pel4e nod @remplare Der
Jefausgaben uniersr 3eitun9eu tudbs
renb oes $urnfetes, bonn 81. big 26.
Sum-, wini9sn, i0nnen iolde burG
unfers Sffce, SO. 81 Sub Selapare
StraBe, beaie6en. Sdmmtlids Num-
mern frantic psriaubt nod irssnb sis
mem Srt In Mmsrita % Gents, na9
Seuti9lanb 40 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
8eim Ginbra9e ertappt.

Mittsls zines Ra4i9liHsls ber-
i9afte f9 beute frib glauo Qett,
angebIi9 533 Sf Wartet Str. tpobn=
bait, 3utritt our gsi&dftsoffies bss
vWorning Star", tletterte iiber Elm
glitter unb ffano eerabe i'm 8sqrif,
bic @elbf9ublabe su bsrauben, als sr
bur9 ben Wddtsr, Der ibm unbsmertt
gefolgt NOR. fstserOmmm purbe.
Sett fianb frtiber In Sienfen Der
gompasnie, tuurbe aber tleinsr unreesl.
m~dBisfeitsn balbsr am Samftag snt=
lafen. Die Nntlass bss ginbru9es
uuroe seset ben erf 19 Sabre alien,
sutsefleiseten iunsen Wann srboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

W. nst Gin iunger Waun Is big 81 Sabre in
- elmer Bdderet gu arbeiten. Ra6sufrasen go.
SAC aine Mpe., Sauebpine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
.Qvres Bulletin -.
|25c Sraperitm su &c

Sieies iinb furse 2an9en bon Elm
bis 1O'Yarbs I'M stId-faftil@ ole
&eite ser farbisen Muslins, Gre<
tonnes, Sidinss uab ssmuiterte Surs
laps auf Dem Sritten Stod; @aas
rem Bic regelmaBig Csc unb SOC Die
garb fOiteten, am Samita9 @ormittes
sc
Sod cine Yartie @arbinen WuSlin,
Weib unb farbis, 1Sc BIS Csc NuaIis
taten, bic garo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

lu fanfen seiudbt: Saloon IN gutter Gage 81 far.
. fen eeiu1t. Oferteu inter 81. 2" on bic erpe.
nttipn bes BIattes 5u ri1ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
CO,
SnSioma's sr5tte DRY @pobs SanbIsr.
Sbrfeiste feline Jram.

SIM poli3ei9eri9t uurosn Matt.
Sittlinger, 325 q. @aff Str, I'm SIC
uno bic 9ohen befiraft, neil er feline
Jrau aeObrfsiat bate, Inn ibr .ibren
Stanbpunit liar gu MADDEN"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
NGhIakgeriht.

SIM Ia6lasseri6t wuroe bas Ssfa=
msnt bon 8sni. 8. Sabio our Sefds
tieune eineersi9t uno Wm. s. Sapib
unter Yhrei9aft bon $4,000 als ab.
m~inifrator ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
@etterberimt.

&Setterbertdbt.
fur "a Stunbeu enbenb = rrbr @oroens, 8. Suit.
@afbtnstor, Z. Suli.
Sir Snbiana: @abri4ein!i4 S9auer
beute Na1t anb ont Samitag.
2pcaIsW etterberi9t
Drobenb unb tpabri9einli9 eelegentli9e
e9auer beuts 9tadt unb am Santitas.
9bermometerffane.
S69fs 9emperatar. 81 Grab
Qiebrigife ferpsratur. ......... "a
N. &. BIbtbS
Seetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

cxtnsnt cues Sch "a nerIetpsn ~ ireenh einem
u Dttr far 8 bib Q RroBsnt.
American Home Buying Coz
4ombarb 0eb&uhss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

Sur "a etunOsn subsnO 7 rpr Worssns, 8. snIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
Mms ben Geri9ten.


@ennelei9 bic Superior : Yeri9ts
felt benz L. b. M. sei&lofen fno, lit
&idter Samss W. 2eaibers = aIer=
binss Der ein3ise rntsr ieinen aoaegen
nod tastdsli4 i'm Seri9t bei4dftigt
nit grnennun9 bon r&eceibsrs."
8eftern bDrte bsrfelbe bic 8erbano-
lungsn In benz Nntra9e Der Itlas
papsr 60. I'm grnennun9 zines Re
ceibers fir bic Jamilp 2aunbrp 60.
an uno entipra9 benz @riu9en bur4
grnsnnuns bon gbas. 8. 8ritton,
Der $4,000 gtrsi9aft fslen mubte.
5srner srnannte Der &i9ter einen
Neesiper fur bic Wer9ants Mutual
Sire Sni. 60. auf Mntras bon Sobn
Jinsts.
Bon Der 3bdtigtsit bee &i9ter uno
ibrer 8eamten fann moi f4 sinsn 8es
srif MAIDEN, peRn man beoentt, oab
Dor &i9ter 2satbsrs pdbrenb Der
lebtsn 9 Wonate 722 6dle stlebigt
muroen, bon bensn nur AZ sinfaa abb
gepisIen tuurosr, neil bic 2ldesr bic
sinsersi9ts 2lase ni6t bertraten, md6=
rsnb bic tibrissn CTS Gdle tbatid9Iid
psrbanoslt t%purbsn; bon bieien paren
100 S9sibunsstlaaen, 1852 S8abener=
fa%btlassn, so S6ulOtlassn, 50 pfano'
Hagen, As Experimentation, pd6renb
Die anbsren fi4 auf oeri9ieoene Jdae
.rfredtsn.
9riminalgsri6t.
Dor 2riminalri9tsr Mlforo tpurbsn
eefern beri9iebene 5aIe berbanbelt.
Grant Iarlep puroe unter Der Intlage
beg @roboisbtabls unb oes gmpfangs
setublener Sa6en benz &i9ter bOrge-
fhbrt. gr bate uriprin9li4 vni6t
iduloig" pldbiri, bstannte f9 banr
abss oss 8lsinbiebfabls i9ulois unb
tpurbe gu 81 Strafe nsbf Soften unb
As Sagen N%rbeitsbaus psrurtbeilt.
Msaen Jtbruns zines u~nOroent.
li9en SauIss purbe Stella @arb UNI
s25 nsbft Soften beffraft. fObaB fd Die
@siammttrafe auf $46. IS belief.
Inter Nntlaee, cine Spielb6le ee=
baltsn au babsn, iOlts @m. Mrmitage's
Gal b~erhanoelt meroen; ba er ni6t i'm
@sridts sri9iensn NOR, tuurbe feline
girsi9aft als perfalen ertlart. Sin
glei&es gei4ab In benz Sale 9asrl
prics's. Der unisr Der Antll9e ffano,
cine Spislb6le bsiu6t 3u babsn unb
ehsnfaas ni9t i'm @eri9te eri4ienen
mar. @eo. garter, Der aud uner Der
Intlage fano, cine Spielh6ae beiu9t
gu baben, bstannte fi9 f9ulbig unb
tuurbe CUR 3ablung bon s25 Strafe
bsrtbsilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
...&letne Mn3et9en...

0|erIanet-gin Mdbheu fir Sausarbeit in elmer
~ fieinen Sarnilis. @uter 2ohn. Satsufraesu
SO. ITO Horb Neribiau Strafe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
70 BE EXPENDED ON A CHRIST
MAS TREE AND GIFTS FOR
ELEVEN LITTLE "oR
pHANSh AT Chill
pAANs" AT HOME.
SANTA CLAUS OFFERING.

.
Old Kris Krinkle was in happy
mood last evning as he watched The
Bulletins Santa clans Offering jump
10 $50
Jolly St. Nicholas chuckles in aniiel
nation OF a happy Christmas for the II
orphans at the .Children's home
The piercing winds that may yet
greet one as he or she emerges from
comfortable home will remind him or
her that winter mas arrived and that
the hottest and gladdest day Of the
year will soon dawn
In every home of well-to-do Cairo
people busy preparations are going on
for gift making pleasant surprises and
unbounded happiness. Plans are being
made for feastng and merry making
The fruits of pat cut boarding Of
months are now being spent with prod
zeal extravaganza for the loved ones,
Alas! There are many who have no
parents to provide them with Santa
Claus offerings. In Cairo we have
Ii little orphans at the Children 5
home. a distinctively Cairo institution,
managed by Cairoites and supported
by generous citizens.
To these children is given something
OF Gods bounty and blessings through
the willing workers in this great be-
nevolent enterprise.
The plea that The Bulletin makes
for a Christmas tree laden with gifts
from Santa Claus, is in behalf Of the
I'm little orphans at present in the
lChildren's home-the plea is espec al
liz for them that they may have one
CLEAN of gladness and learn through
the kindness and generosity OF the
good people OF Cairo that the world
is not all self.
1t is for the people of Cairo who are
liable 10 be generous to decide how big
d Christmas free and munifcent shall
be the gifts of Santa Claus to these /
little waits
Everybody, old and young, who de
Tres that these unfortunates shall re-
Eceiye some evidence that the prosper
GUS are not unmindful of those whom
we always have with as, and that they
shall have substantial share in
Christmas cheer should subscribe to
The Bulletins Santa Claus offering.
Subscriptions, either in cash or
check, by mail or in person, should be
sent to The Bulletin office as soon as
possible, as the fund will close on Sat
urday morning, December %, tho
money so received to be acknowledged
every morning following the donation.
Come now. send in your money be
Il large or a mite-every little helps
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

General Freight Agent Chizman. OF
the n e. and s. l. railway with
headquarters at ST. Louis. SO. was in
rhe city Friday. lie departed yesfer-
lay afternoon for his home 10 Nash
Vile. Tenn. where bee viii spend Tie
holidays with home folks and friends.
SIR Chisman has quite a number of
Earm friends in Cairo and one and au
Hish him a Merry Christmas AMI o.
Happy New Year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

F. W Gilchrist and W A. Guchrist.
president and vice president OF the W.
f. Smith Lumber company, and The
Three States Lumber company. and
W II. Greble, general manager of both
companies. are in the city on busine s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
RAILWAY RUMBLES
Local Railway Car Scarcity Like
Iy Soon to Improve.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL PAY CAR Az
RIVED A LITTLE LATE BUT
VERY WELCoME-MoVE-
MENTS OF MEN.

The car situation along The Illinois
Central and Mobile and Ohio railroads
is about the same. but VIII DO doubt
improve within the next few days. ac
c0rdiue to reports received from head.
quarters yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

Operator Bailey AFTER went to Bal
lard Junction last night TO relieve Op-
orator j. vs.. CuIiom. who takes the day
watch while Operator O. Ross. who D.
tic.,. takes a much needed rest Mr.
r has been iu the service of the n.
unois Central since July 1872 this te-
me the first time he has lost in ten
wears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

viii Burke viii return from Evans
ton, H., where he is attending The
medical department Of the Northwest
err university this week and viii
spend the holidays with his parents
MI and Mrs + A. Burke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

The Illinois Central pay car arrived
about TWO hours late Friday occasion
d by the increased force a. Mounds
Who are har3iirz ihe CHri-ims trade
Agent Gore ar that poiu reports Hl.i.
ness good
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17

Messrs. William and Henry Salzner
have returned from Panama. /. T.,
where they went to attend the open.
ing of that city After the lots had
been drawn and other business attend
ed to they took a trip through Okla
homa. territory. and the Cherokee ma
tion. Henry taking a kodak and OBJ
tanning several beautiful scenes Of
Panama and the surrounding country.
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the club and other matters. precedent
70 the reports OF the various commit
tees and routine business, were az
tended 10.
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Miss Leila Thistlewood viii return
fr m Evanston. H., where she is at
tending the Northwestern university
to spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Thistlewood.
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Miss LAME overall, Of Campbell.
Mo, is soon to be the guest Of Miss
LATHE May overall of the Halliday
Milling company
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Robt. Holderby has resigned his po-
slticn on the reportorial stan Of The
Bulletin on account Of his eyes. having
recently had a foreign growth removed
from one, and from which he has not
yet entirely recovered.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Alexander Club.

A meeting OF the governing hoard Of
Alexander club was held last night
Three new members were admitted to
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George Weldon, IT.. has rendered his
resignation as night clerk at the
Planters hotel, and will take a half
interest in the Egyptian Pressing club.
His resignation took effect yesterday.
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! PURELY PERSONAL {

IL. O'Reily is visiting in the city.
D. NJ. Mulcahy, of Willard, Ill, was
in the city yesterday,
Miss Elizabeth Williams. of Maiden.
Mo. was in the city yesterday.
John Hoag. Jr., is very sick az his
home on Twenty-second street.
Mrs. Edgar Book. Of East Prairie.
Mo. was in the city yesterday.
Henry Waldschmidt, ST., is seriously
IN al his home on Ninth street
Mrs. D. J. Baker win return TO her
home in Chicago about the middle OF
this week.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and daughter Miss
Olga. Of Mounds. We're in the CITY
shopping yesterday
Charles Hodge. OF the Cottoh bel'
general office here, viii go to Skies
ton, Mo-, today on business.
Edward L. Gross and family left yes
terday for Nashville. where they will
visit the parents of Mr.. Gross.
victor D. Hardy. proprietor of the
Egyptian Pressing club, will go TO
Paaucah, KY. today on business.
Miss BlankenshIp. who has been
visiting in our city, returned to her
home at Wickliffe. KY, yesterday,
Nv v. Lydon. assistant commercial
agent for the Iron Mountain here, left
last night for Louisville, Ky, for
short stay.
Mrs. J. Fl. Hayden, of Twelfth street,
left yesterday for DuQuoin, ILL.,, where
she will visit for a short while with
her parents
George Stark. of St Louis, arrived
in the city last evening. He will
spend Sunday visiting his parents on
Twenty-second street.
N. J. Swhartzlose. of the Cairo
Candy company, will spend a three
weeks vacation in New Orleans and
points In the southwest.
Frank Spencer. Jr, of Mobile. Ala.
will arrive in a few days to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Spencer Sr.
Misses Alice Wenger and Hazel Ais
thorpe, who have been attending
school at Fon-du-Lac, Mich, will spend
the holidays with their parents.
p. c. Scullin has sold his dairy to
Mr.. Blackman, of Carrier Mills, III. an
extensive hay shipper and merchant,
The deal having been closed Friday
1t Is announced that Rev. T. r.
Watt, pastor of the Congregational
church at Mounds. will resign his pas
torate and resume evangelical work.
Misses Alberta Naugle and Marie
Freeze will arrive Tuesday and will
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
p w Barclay, Of Seventh street The
young ladies have been attending the
Monticello seminary.
Everett AFTER and Louis Lynch viii
open system of package delivery to
morrow. They will use the horse ant
xx.ooron H., narSor
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Everett AFTER and Louis Lynch will
open system of package delivery to-
morrow. They will use the horse and
wagon. formerly used by Ike Carson
in the same business
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Christmas and New Year Holiday
Rate

Low rates for the general public.
teachers. and students. from all agency
stations on the Mobile and Ohio rail
road. Apply to agents for rates. dates
of sale, limits. etc