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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
Lightning Gets Yellow Dog.

lightning Gets Yellow Dog.
An unscheduled event proved to be the
feature OF the game. With interest prime
on the contest, there zigzagged across
the sky fash of lightning clap of
thunder followed. and likewise a terrific
howl-an unsaintly horrifying howl-and
a yellow cur lay struggling and kick
ing on the ground over by the bench
occupied by the Eureka players. Fright
ened at first. the players and spectators
soon became puzzled. 1t was mystery,
Had the dog been struck by lightning?
It seemed hardly possible. or why not
the players or the spectators? But Ger
talnly the dog was suffering from an elcc-
tric shock. The most plausible explana-
tion is this: The lightning must have
been transmitted by q telephone wire to
the wire netting and thence to the dog
by the chain which was tied to the wire
netting. The ground was wet where the
dog was standing, and probably a cir
cult was formed. The dog recovered and
lives to tell the tale.
Where Eureka EXcelled.
Eureka's batters, as we'll as the miners
twirlers, settled the fate of the Occl-
dentals. Graves pitched seven innings,
and then retired that Rush might exer-
else his arm. 1t was in the eighth In
ulnS lHaI ING OCcluSHLdlS got luSlT only
tally. j. Burns singled and Immediately
c. Burns swatted out a two-bagger, scor-
Ing his namesake.
Norris Pitched Fairly Well.
Cans opened In the box for the Occi-
dentals, but with four runs aginst him
and only one Eureka man out, he retired
In the first inning in favor of fair
skinned youth. Norris, the Vincent Mott
twirler. Norris stopped the lombard
ment that inning. but in the following
inning the miners pounded out five runs.
Norris steadied down after that and
pitched q good, average game. Copsid-
erlng his youth and the bunch Of slug
gers he was up against, Norris made a
commendable showing.
Douglas, until recently OF the Dubei
Tailors, held down the second sack for
Eureka.
The detailed story OF The game follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-13
EUREKA Wins
FROM OCC|DENTALS
Dog Struck Down by Lightning
Was Unscheduled Feature
of Contest.
MINERS TOO STRONG
FOR PLANTATION BOYS
At Bat, in Box and on the
Field, Blue Rocks
Excelled.

Eureka was too strong from the Oc-
cidentals. Almost like fun they eG-
ploded the championship air bubble of
the plantation boys and chiseled out
Occidentals. But for all that tho game
was worth seeing. The humorous ele-
ment was not lacking; there was suf-
fciency of that good. old plantation Talk.
Those who attended for pure fun got
good measure, while those who went to
see baseball cannot loudly complain.
Only three errors were made during
the entire nine innings. Considering the
number of hits made and the chances
taken this record is rather good; but,
alasi for the Occidentalss the miners got
most Of the hits.
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Lincoln 4, Omaha 3,

OMAHA, Aug, 12-Lincoln took two
games from Omoha today. The scores OF
to in each game show the herceness
Of the contests, the second game taking
twelve innings 10 decide. Lincolns s
pitchers did the better work. but the
support OF the local pitchers kept Lin
coins score down. Scores:
First game r. Fl. Z.
Omaha :. .,3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 8
Lincoln :. 49,. 0 l 0 0 0 0 "a 8 0
BatterIes-McNeeley, Corns aud Gond-
ing; Mckay and ZinraD.
Lincoln 4, Omaha 8.
Second game r. II. E.
Omaha =. % 0000 90 0 2-3 8
Lincoln % 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 81 IL Q
Batteries-Seackert, Eiler and ZInran,
Dodge, McNeeley and Gonding
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Dr. Broadbent,
Dental ofiico 800 Scott Bldg, 16S Main.
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English Ale on Draughr
at Reagan IS bar, No. 237 South Main.
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Eureka,

Occldentals % 0 0 O1 0-1
Eurekas ,...4 s 2 . 0 ! ia
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mrs II. l.. Harper Of Indianapolis.
Ind. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. James T. Moreland, Of Ninth
street. returned to her home yester
day.
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MODERN WO0DMEN
Hold Installation Of Officers at Alex
ander Hall--JuVenile Band Fur
nshe5 Music.

The Modern Woodmen of Americs
held annual installation of officers
ias- evening az Alexander hail. zoe
following being ,ha appointment: j.
-. Haybareer venc able council. j
"a G.. Smith. worthy advisor. Joe
Kindred. banker: j. vs.. Allen. clerk
Ia. W Wood Escort Adolph Kemper
inside watch. John Getz. outside
watch. g. Pegitt. deputy. r. C.. Wat
kin' chief forester. J W. Whitney
an tho bard n managers: DR.. Clancy
e1amipiae D.vsician
The Cairo Juvenile band. recently
f1sterad bv he Woodmen. and now
known as Inc Modern Woodman banG
oIaye1 .e-eul. selections and fur.
..sbel music for the occasion.
Director Fed CuIr.- ba. laugh.
these suar.rr mu-io.an- with un
abaisd seiarc. and SKIN for The past
few u,7rI. tntU now he has a vel
crg7nfzad. wrif instructed and FIST
elias hand
Tho uerba-e OF the hand are a.
foloe-. -5e4v Alton Fred Rradles
Rot Beard p3ilv Cn'se- Albert Lane
Albert H.Brrn ri Weldon. Pet
lind Ro- Dt sonia. cHber Swofoda
~has HODGE Ifary wai1er Mslyir
F.sntrn aer Kobi,- Harmon Hon
man Joe ue,alty. Fred NackIin. Ed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

The following Rushyille tlnd.) spec
al 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer of yes
terda@ hows how things are boom
ing an East ST. Louis Geraghty was
recommended by Mr. Mccarthy and i
was through his influence that the pos
ition was secured:
James Geraghty. manager Ct the
Nashville Sunday Base Ball Club, ow-
ing to the probable elimination of sun
day ball in this city has severed his
connection and will accept the man
agement of the East St. Louis X. J.
r. League team. to take effect Janu
airy IA. at ST. Louis, where he will
meet with the other league managers
10 perfect the organ cation. Mr.. Ger
agility has secured many good posi-
tons for players in this state with
-eague teams. Among them are Pit
cheers Elmer and John Dngan. The
former has signed with the Dayton
/ tOhio) Central League team, and
Johnnie will 90 to the New York Am
ericau Club. Windy" Morgan ant
/ Ki.er VIII De given try-out by ths
. Cairo X. l. =. League team
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The members ef thc CouHon clut
gave a most pIea.a informal dane,
Tuesday evening af A=cslou lodge
hall Pirman string band f1uI bet
iha music Amongtho-e pr sent Were.
Neser- and Mesdamcs e.. T.. Barr =
r A-fhorps. and J. r. Gates. 50 les
Chaf'r. Ampi of Wyoming Ohio.
Misses Marjorie Husbands. OF Indian
apri-. Bruce Wcarel. June Ja1uoue
Jessie Davis. Katherine Dau-. Narfhl
HALLIDAY Blanche Patrons. Emmf
WOODWARD Marie HALEY. Madae Zim
herman and Pauline Nand.rh.e l
We-ers Hal Calhoun. Geors. Wlchrr
VIII Hove. Gilbert Casey Walter
'rce'o-iOus. Jesse Cross C'auH Win
'cr IT, Harris schulz Loui- B.ocf
Eco. J Kieb. -. 70 Hardy Fref HALL
iay. Hunt r % rl and i b. Veneer
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Franklin.
Recitation Leona Flee
lnei,umcntal Stella Shields.
Ins,yumental, Vernet Roe1
Vocal Sofa Jre McNulty.
Selection IS Band
Piano S 10, Prof G. T. Schafcr
Recitation, Mabel Powell.
Remarks BY Tom OShea
Selection by Band
Cornat solo Fred Culver
PROF c Il schafcr who rendered 9
piano colo. is connected with the
Kgell-F~ank Piano company Of New
castle. Ind, ami came to Cairo tc
take part IA he Woodmen ceremonies
After ta program delightful
luncheon was elyed
The Festivities continuo} until q
late hour
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TO IMPROVE STORE
Interior Of Grand Leader to Be ne.
fitted Thoroughly--Wo 70
Commence Shortly.

The work OF improving Che interior
OF the building occupied by enc NrAn''
Leader will commence shortly whlca,
when completed, will make Il one Of
the handsomest stores in the city
An new fixtures will be put IN IN.
Guiding shelving and counters and q
number of the latest style show cases.
The floors viii be covered with limo
leum ana tho wall repapered amt
painted
II is the only exclusive ready to-wear
clothing house in the city for ladies'
goods and the growth Of the business
is conclusive evidence of the POPULAR
fly of the store
A little leas than Two years ago the
proprietors Messrs Rosenberg ~
Gould opened mp in Cairo with smali
.tock which has been added to from
time TO time until .hey now have the
largest stock in their line IN the city.
They are firm believers In advertising
and their success has been ma great
measure due TO the judicioQs use of
printers ink
Two other stores are also conducted
by Rosenberg & Gould, the Good
Luck at 7l2 Commercial and the
Model" at the corner Of Eighteenth
street and Commercial avenue.
Mr., Rosenberg is now in Chicago
purchasing good and on bis return
Mr. Gould viii visit the New foIk
market
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TROOPS READY FOR
CHINESE UPRISING
UNCLE SAM DISPATCHES TWO
REGIMENTS AND BATTERIES
TO The PHILIPPINES.
AMERICAN is MISSING


Washington. Jan 40 Tie state
Denartment has information not made
nuhlir ~ Inc e0ect that, while there
!. annarent ouiet on the coast Of
,bina mere IRE reasons ID believe
lhat lave trouble is brewing in the
inrarlor of that country.
.araus revolution. like that Of
rha F5xe4 of lqa2 Il clear to The
Sfata peDarrment aud Navy Depart
.,orf conld moi be handled by the
,ottIe5bias and even tho small
,r,fsa4s an5 attnboat,
crnhoats would however. be the
er,t ain sen+ nm the rivers.
The Il HI question that the gov
,.n,,,onr Il nreplred for trouble and
# Il fm that rea on that Two regi,
nant. ana two bate les have been OF.
darad NJ sail from this country to the
pbilinninae on February i. It i, not
imnrobalde thar II the anticipated
tronbIe. cannot be handled by the
nsual naval methods the government
.,,ull SIND rroope nj once from the
pbiinDiues including a mounted force
mi . U-hr battery
Ina tension has not been reduced
H. tha fa,r rhal an American CITIZEN
puhen "A Morley of saginaw. Mich
i .,pnosed ro have been lost in the
| ,n,sriar ~ CHINA Minister RockhiII
.,rls4 todav rba, he Is pressing the
/ chinese government TO account fo'
.b,. American citizen.
secret Treaty Revealed.
4 sourca Of embarrassment TO HE
ADMINISTRATION hes been brought Il
/ ight IN the shape of a convention en-
tarad into with me Chinese govern
mani without The authority or ap
nroval Of the senate. This convention
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PROMOTION TWICE
Annually, For Bright PupiIs-Ca AFRO
Schools lraugGarate New Meth
Cd OF Grading.

The Board of Education have pro
yided for a change of considerable
importance in the matter or grading
and promotions Of pupils Hereto
fore the grades have been separated
by years interval Of work and tine
promotions have in consequence been
year apart. Beginning with the
new term. January p, the promotions
will be made upon the new basis or g
half-year as the unit This plan will
work to the advantage of the very
bright and quick pupils by permitting
them to 90 faster without skipping 4
whole year OF work
The plan viii De advantageous e
the hard.golearn pupils by permitting
them to drop into a lower class with
out sacrificing a whole year. This
semi-annual promotion plan is in use
in the mapority of larger and more
progressive schools Of the country and
has a dozen Of years of successful trial
10 its credit The plan will be inau
gurated in the Cairo schol', January
| 22d the promotions will be made
upon this terms record of each pupil
There viii be no skipping Of wors
| but the fast workers VIII be perm tied
o 20 IN at a mere rapid rate while
/ he slow workers will continue 10 thf
anne grade but at a rate that vii
enable them 10 DO 81 thoroughly.
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MAY CITE THREE
(Concluded from First PAsel

shat names will appear on Mrs
Coreya application for divorce, if the
papers are filed. lois asserted that
Mabelle Gilman will be but one OF
VIC. perhaps three names, in the CO
respondent column. And this. it APP
pears. was the real reason why Mrs
Corey did not become enthusiastic
when Corey. before the glad Christmas
Day. through a second person, offered
her 100000 and the assurance that
he would haves nothing more TO do
with Mabelle Gilman if she tMrs
Corey would consent 10 call of her
plan FIR divorce
The names Of the other woman, OF
The other two women. who may be
named by Mrs Corey could not be
learned here
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

The local order OF baueuiors 80.
81. installed the following otic a
meeting held last night a. AscaI0n
hail Thoma. b. Flaglor. pre- sd.
dent, Fred g. stehr vice-president
Andrew Whitcamp. secretary. Joe
Raeth. treasurer; james Casey. chap
lain. Frank Ogg. iuspeu.r. Ffcd
Riddle, inside guard. John sheppard
outside guard. Speeches we're made
by local members Of the order and a
vocal selection was rendered by Joe
Raeth Music by Prof DeVonauv "a!
New York A feast was spread which
all enjoyed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Ben T. Price. formerly chief of po-
lice here. and family will move to
Hayti. Mo. about January goth, where
Mr.. Price will manage a hotel.
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Governing Board Met.

Al a meeting OF the governing board
f the Chldrens Home held Tues
day evening the following Officers
were elected for the year: President
Mrs. A. Comings: vice president, Mrs
Etephen Bird; treasurer, Mrs. B. Sad
Ter: secretary. Mrs C. Miller. Gov
erning board, Mrs. II. A. Harmon, Mrs
w. B. Gilbert. Mrs Henry Bernstein
Mrs. w. B. Gilbert, Mrs. Richard
Franklin Medical advisor DR.. j. }
Rendleman; legal advisor, Attorney
Hunter Bird
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Herman Weber. of the Weber Dry
Goods Company leaves this marn-
ing for a business trip 10 New York.
He will be gone about two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mrs. Andrew Lohr left for Webster
Groves, Mo. yesterday where she Will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. r. King
Kaufman.
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county court ProceedInqs.

Judge Dewey disposed Of Two cases
We terday in the county court In the
case of the people vs.. JOS. 0ser,
charged with larceny, the defendant
plead guilty and was sentenced 20
serve five days in Inc county Jail and
was finde $40 and costs. In the case
of the people vs. Chas. Bailey
charged with larceny, the defendant
was sentenced TO two days in the
county jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
. snuders Candidacy.

Elsewhere in this issue appears the
announcement 81 John Snyders can
didacy for reelection a. county super.
intendent Of schools, subject to me
action Of the Republican primaries In
April Prof Snyder dur ng his incum
bency of the Office has been an in
1efatigible and tireless worker in noe
interest of the school system Of Alex
ander county. and this fact, 10 o.,
other. will entitle him 10 recognition
by his parry and if the party Is mo-
recreant 70 its past BIS claim fo
reelection viii not be UNDECIDED
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May Extena Line.

The Cairo Electric and Traction
company are securing estimates q
the cost OF an extens on Of their line
from the city limits to the new plant
in the drainage district Engineers
are now making the survey II the
cost is NOT too great the line viii
probably be extended.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
Eor harker.

Owing to typographical error
Jackson county was given 10 Vickers
in yesterday mornings paper 1t
should have been Johnson county.
Jackson county selected It's ten dele
gates for Judge Harker, 10 meet az
the Cairo convention Williamson
county was not instructed but stands
five for Harker and five for Nickers.
Pulaski delegates We're instructed for
Vickers
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
Elks' Musical Comedy.

A large and enthus astc meeting
Of the Elks was held last night for
he purpose Of hearing the report of
the committee of arrangements for
the annual show, which this year win
be presented as musical comedy, \
Night In Bohemia.'5' which will be
presented by them, Easter Monday
night. The committee reported the
work progressing most favorably and
say that il viii be the most elaborate
and by far the best production they
have ever undertaken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

The Ohio ut Evansville and Mt Yer
non. will fail slowly during the next
}G to IS hours AZ Paducah not much
change dur ne the next Sc TO As hours.
At Cairo, will fall tonight and Thurs.
day,
The Tennessee at Florence and
Rive ton, win fail tonight and Thurs
lay Al Johnsonyille, will fall Thurs
lay
The Mississippi from below ST,
mis- TO Cairo. win fall during The next
eyeral DAYS A run of light ice will
commence in the Mississippi at Cairo
githin The nest a or 30 hours
p II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
sEsTeo BY A BOAR.

Marion ONO. Ja-ary 1a-Johu ~
fowser. residing east uf The CITY.
while cutting ice .0lar from saU
trough 90 a pru. where q larra b-ar
vas kept was attacked hy the animal
Howser was seriously injured and o.
~ q critical condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mi.s Abbie Williams entertained
De Entire Nous club a- cards at the
residence of Mrs. p. C.. ScuIlin. SIS
Walnut street Tuesday evening
Prizes were awarded Poo Miss Rose
GIeancy ladies' prize. Fred Stein
house. gentleman prize. Harry Dlt-
The lone hand prize. and Miss R1vena
stack the cancellation prize Retire D.
ments were served after The zames
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FAIL TO ARRIVE
CConcluded from First psssJ

Encouraging or countenaDcine haz
i-g is charged. and So is claimed o.
midshipman who was actually present
particularly first ciassmsn. could tes
tify without incriminarng himself As
Ia is expected all the cases yet to De
tried viii contain the charge and
pecificaiion relative TO "encOUraEne
or cOuntenancing hazIng." a decision
upon this point is considered import
ant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
DIED IN QUINCY.

QHncy. Ill., January Gorham :.
CptraIi aged 7G President Of the
1ureu Hardware Company. and of
Quincy Hotel Company and direc-
in numerous Industrial corD-ra-
Il IS drad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
Mo Railroad Passes.

Governor Dennen yesterday Issued
an order prohibiting employees Of the
state To accept or travel on railroad
passes. The attorney general holds
under the new law thar min sters not
regularly ordained cannot perform
marriage ceremonies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
REVOLVER IN HIS BELT.

London, Ky. January lo.-David
Bowling. Of Bush wash shot in The
hip today. \ - revolver buckled
around him accidenty discharged
While he was crossing a fence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Robert NJ Jef1ries OF Thehes can
didate AT the Republican primaries
for instructions as superintendent of
the public schools of Alexander coun-
ty, is in the city looking after his in
terests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

The West Hotel is located on the
llock bounded by Fifth and Sixth
streets. Hennepin avenue and First
avenue. north The hotel and the
Masonic Temple. a big history gray
stone structure. occupy the entire
block on the Heanepin avenue side
with a small alley between The no
eI is constructed of red brick with
5tone trimming and was reven stories
height with the Hotel Pfister of
Milwaukee. Hotel Ryan Of St. Paul
ha three were considered The fines
after leaving Chicago westward. Tho
nib. ae ana mrn' bings was popular.
v e11.o-ef to cost $1,000. 1au
THAI tha loss was not greater was
undoubtedly due 70 the excellence ~
Pc Minneapolis FIRE department upon
shict fs expended annually fo~
,2G5 GOO ihp entire revenue raise
ron The ucen scs Of PCS saloons in e.
sfr each PAYNE $1,000 annually
One Of the seriously injured. \ g
smsdeu prominently idei wita
he milling Interests n ainn sapOiis. IS
personally known IN Albert Lewis Of
This city Mr.. Lewis some years ago
ewing the writer a letter Of introduc-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
GRANTS A RESPITE
Governor Of New Jersey Grants Re
prieVe OF Thirty Days to Con-
demned Murderess.

Trenton, y. j. Jan. lo-Mrs. Tolla
was today granted a respite Of thirty
days by Governor Stokes
Mrs, Quackeuboss's New York law
yer appeared before the board of par
Ion In the woman's behalf. MIS-.
Portion of Cincinnati, was here with
petitions containing one hundred and
aighty-one thousand names
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Notice Is hereby given that Frank
". Wilson IS no longer a member Of
Stafford I-aiEe. No. 90. q %. p.
IL RtYKENDAIL Noble Grand.
JE. NEFF. Secretary.
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81. patrlck,s sewinn &C.

The members of 81 Patrick Sew
inf Circle VIII meet Friday night a.
the residence Of Mrs. James Coleman
Eleventh and Cedar streets.
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Checked sherltf,s Renort.

The board Of county commissioners
met yesterday. and cnecKed and APP
proved the semiannual report OF the
sheriff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


The members of the w C. T. L.
will meet tonight at the residence Of
Mrs r c. Clendenen Of Center street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
BASE BALL GOSSIP
Jacksonville Is All Ready to Join the
Kitty League--Press Did the
Work,

Jap Wagner has signed with Waco
OF the South Texas League He is to
be used as ntlty man Wagner play
cd with Princeton part Of laat season
but he did not burn up the league
By any means,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN SOCIETY
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Initial Dance.

Company X win give its initial
dance ar the new armo-y Friday
night January 20
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orr EoR FLORIDA.

Peoria. H.. January lo.-Bishop
sualding left today for St. Augustine
Fla where ne viii remain until next
April
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11
Washington Bulletin.

Washington, Jan. l0-Fair Thurs
day. except rain in southwest ffioay'
fair. brisk southwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

John b. Jackson OF the Anna Nation
al bank, was in the city yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas, Lancanter, returned 70 thelf
home yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

To have your advertisement read
By the greatest number Of people II
must appear in The Bullstin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Miss Hattie Carey of 2S05 Elm
street, is confined TO her home by
Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Hon. d. w Karraker of Union conn
ty, was in the city yesterday.
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Jap Wagner has signed with Waco
OF the South Texas League. He is to
be used as ntlity man. Wagner play
ed with Princeton part Of la1 season
but he did not burn up the league
By any means,
schan. formerly Of Hopkinsyille and
Reddick. formerly Of Henderson, are
20 be tried by Louisville this coming
season Scnan will be remembered
as being one Of me tallest men IN the
league, and a good catcher Reddick
is second baseman
kim and Games Of the Pinceton
team have signed for next season,
Kipp gong to Macon, Ga, and Carnes
to Dayton Both players, however,
belong to Princeton. and will go with
tic rrinceIo on jfrancise unless sold
within The next TWO weeks
Tommy smith Of last seasons
Princeton team viii appear on sec
onl fur Dayton this coming season
cn,it, made III with DAYTON fans
+, tho close az last season ana if he
will but control his temper and mouth
| will have no, trouble making good
-
There is No longer any doubt in
yeoar5 10 Jacksonville. the newspapers
q tbat CITY chicago. ST Louis and
~ Kity circnit have dsne their work
- vii tha, ra1v little remains TO be
,o,o
MI .a,,,o ,ooratar,, received the
r,i l.,f.. ,.a.tsraoy ina writ
~. oo,,,,,t
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ton to Mt Amsien, and through
whose influence d position was obtain-
cd On q paper in that city lisdstorl
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mrs. Winder. of Tamms, H., Is Wis
iting friends in the city I'll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mrs. Joe Overall, Of Columbus, KY
is the guest of the family of Ben T
Price of Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mr.. Oils Ssverns & Ceatralia, for
merry Miss julie Halliday Of this city,
Nj arrive Thursday with her daugh-
ter TO yisis win her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p Halliday. Of 2S03 Elm
street
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PURELY PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

w. B. Huette, ST.. is in 81. Louis,
Mo. on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-11

Mr.. ana Mrs. George Osgood Ct
Chicago. who haze been The guests Of