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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
HOyt's "A Bunch Of Keys

Again we hear tba Jingle ~ the
Bunch Of Keys This dainty and
inneful farce has yearly toured the
country and never failed fo delight
The people aud compensate the man
az ment The management a.
nounces a 10 of new and pretty girls
AMI up-to date pnes and uug-ific-
Tie Bunch uf Keys meyer gets
'HstF and we hope never vin. o. is
he best farce comedy Hegt ever
wrote and Hoyt was the best satifst
ans humOrist we ever had.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
STATE GAME LAWS
Convictions in Various Parts of the
State urina Last Week Reported
to Commissioner

Springfield m. Dee lf-Cenvic-
lions for violations of the Illinois
game Law have been reported to
State Game Commission n John A.
Wheeler In thc past week a follows
For Hunting Without Licani
Harvey Allen. Calvin and George
Loomis. GRANVILLE, White county.
Carl Smith, Putnam. Putnam county
John Pope. Streat0r,, Marshall c1un
~; Robert Sill West Pullman ar.
rested in Kendall county. Percy
Togg. Virgil. Kane county; Robert
Littlejohn. CarbonGale ia ks0n com
". Rober Lowry. CaVein-R0cll. Har-
din county. Belt Murphy, Cuba, Fnl
ton county; Joe F1inke, and Charles
Nekola, ST Louis, Mo. arrested In
Effingham county; J. NJ Oadley,
Jewett, Cumberland county: Gust
Lingstlum Heighwood. arrested in
Cook county; J, +. Whitehouse. Pana
Christian county; Fred Schloof, Ur.
bana. Champaign county: William
Hagen. Reno, Bond county; Herman
Snyder, Fort Venice. Frank Annis.
Madison, Joseph Annis, Madison. and
William Schaefer, Jr., Madison. Madi.
son county; Fred Thieson, Walter
Bruins and Eddie Pozlowski st. Louis |
Mo-, arrested in Madison county;
each fined s25 and costs.
William Nighton. St Louis. Mo. ar
rested in Williamson county and fine 7 |
500 and costs on a charge of per
jury. he having sworn that he was
resident of Illinois and was caught |
hunting ON resident License.
FAllice Renick, Xenia Clay county, |
was fined 800 and costs on four
charges of killing quail out of season. /
Chas. Nj. Cady. Urbana. Champaign /
county, was fined S. and costs Tor
killing song bird.
JOHN A. WHEELER
State Game Commissioner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17

ten expressly for him by Reginald
DeKOven and Frederic Ranken.
staged by r. II. Burnside and pro
duced under the lavish management
Of the Shuberts. Hopper Is playing
one of the very best parts of his long
career-one that permits him 10 be
legitimately funny and to sing good
music with that splendid bass voice
Of his that distinguishes Hopper rs
being the only singing comedian who
can really sing. DeWolf Hopper VIII
be seen in Happyland' at the opera
house for matinee and night, Christ.
mas Day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
Woodward Hardware COMPANY,


ing as has this energetic. enticlng role
% ihe sii 20 of Tie sar.'v er..
Tbs prodr lin viii ha seen here
within 4 fortnight
Madamc Helena Molie-ka signed p
contrae. la-t summer with Manager
jules Murry 10 make one more tour
before she retires 10 private life. 10
esi Theatre gOeIs are 40 Doc con
graduated that this citv WU He am.
bfaeed in her farewell I'D lao.
M amouncemen has 1iftafr been
made Modjeska's early appearance.
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
CAIRO TEACHERS
WILL ATTEND
MEETING or ILLINOIS STATE
ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD
IN SPRINGFIELD DEcEM.
Der &c, 81 AND 20.
SD ANNUAL MEETING
Sessions viii Be Held at State CAPT.
tol Building--The Meeting
Promises to Be Profit
able One.

A number OF teachers Of the Cairt
public schools expect 10 attend til,
meeting OF the Illinois State Teachers
association which will be held al the
Capitol building. in Springfield. Wed.
ne~day. Thursday and Friday, Decem.
Der 2G-2S. This will be che fifty third
annual meeting of the association
President d. r. Parkinson OF the
Southern Illinois Normal is chairman
of the executive committee for this
year and number of the faculty
have part on the program at this
meeting
In the general sessions. Prof Shry.
ock discusses Thursday afternoon
How may the supply Of trained
teachers in the high schools be in.
creased and improved"
Thursday night Prof HARDWOOD
gives d memorial address on the life.
and work OF Prof. Jacob Taylor Ellis.
Thursday afternoon in the high
school section, he leads the discus
sion on the topic SHOULD the high
school course accommodate pupils of
different abilities, and pupils of diff
ferent sexes7"
At the normal school council. Prof.
Kirk talks on the topic 'The influence
OF the normal schools, direct aud in
direct upon the rural school"
Among the speakers to address the
association are Governor Deneen, AL |
fred Bayliss, State superintendent |
r. G. Blair. Or. Edwin H. Hughes
president of DePauw University. OF
Greeneastle, Ind, and Frank r. Hall. |
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17

The Magic Melody" will be pre-.
eonted by Mr Walker Whitesides at
the opera house son. Lient. Gordon
King. the author, also wrote We Are
King" for Mr. Whitesides bat his new
play is one that viii make "A greater
appeal To the public. II is romantic
and modern. II possesses all Of the
charm Of magma ion but IL also is
true 10 fha realities Of life Tn the role
Of fIelmar. a Young German viplini +
of genius Mr. Whiteside IS seen al
his best The character gives full play
To his delicious comedy gifts; it ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
A Clever pevlce.

4 mother with many stockings TO
darn has hit on the'deyice OF basting
q bit OF net over large hole and using
it as foundation for the dart
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17
DePew-Burdette Stock Company.

DePew-Burdette Stock Company.
The DePew Burdette Stock com
pany comes TO the ope.a house FOR
iye nights starring Tuesday Decem
Der 18th, and by request 81 number
+ Cairo theatre patrons "A Man If
iystery" viii De the offering. and as
Isual ladies Will be admitted free il
seats are reserved before p m. of
that day. a Man OF Mystery" is re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17

fords fun scope for the romanticism
of love scenes and it also gives the
fullest opportunity for rising to SPLEEN
did dramatic clirhaxes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-17

freshingly domestic and true to life
in almost every word that is spoken
and is. conceded to be one Of the most
praiseworthy offerings in any Stock
isTsso
Umpany's repertoire. Two new plays
a Quaker Tragedy" and when the
Bell Tolls" will be- presented during
the week, and the usual matinee will
be given on Saturday
Sam $. and Lee Shuber VIII shQst-
ly present ed Wolf Hopper the favor
lie comedian here in the new comic
opera Happyland" which was writ
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SAY HE DETSAUDhD NEGRO EX-
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Postmaster General Issues Order A
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The fraud order has now been
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Funeral Director j. B. Harris
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14

w AAA'AAAAH N.ANA ne
To Gus Cherry.
Take notice.
You are hereby notified that I
shall on Thursday. June f4th. 1906.
at the law Office OF William NJ. Tur-
pin. Room II. Skaters Building,
corner OF 10th and Main Streets. in
the City OF Richmond. Va. between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 6
O'Clock r. NJ. on that day. proceed
to take dispositions OF Thornton Da-
Wis and others TO be read in
evidence in my behalf in a
certain suit In Equity. depend
ing I'm the Law and Equity Court of
the City of Richmond. Va, wherein
YOU are the defendant and I am
the plaintiff.
II from any cause tho taking of
the said dispositions be not common
ccd on that day or ~ commenced be
not concluded in that day. the TAX
ing OF the same viii be adjourned
and continued from day TO day or
from time 20 time, at the same place
and between the same hours until
the same shall be completed.
Very respectfully.
LUCY CHERRY.
G. +. Whittle. pQ.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14
Do You Know ThemR

l desire to know the whereabouts
OF some OF my people. Ny uncle
was named Henry Payne and for
a number OF years was a hackman.
He lived at Richmond, Va. I had
two sisters. Caroline and Pattie
Payne. had two brothers, Will
liam and Champ Payne. Ny moth
er's name was Chanie Payne.
had cousins by the name of George
and Carter Johnson.
Any information will be gladly
received by
MRS. CORAH PAYNE REED,
Main Street.
Everett, Mass.
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n u q, n Richmond, Freder-
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Thanks TO Friends.

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those Of her daughter. the late Mrs.
Bette DObsOn Graves. for their
kindness and sympathies shown her
during her recent illness and death
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14
Rev. Jackson Here.

Rev. J. G. Jackson. pastor OF the
Court Street Baptist Church is in
this city conducting a revival at the
Fifth Street Baptist Church, Rev
A. r. Edwards. d. d. pastor. He is
meeting with success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14
Whereabouts Wanted.

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would like to find my sisters
Julia, Maria and Minerva Organ.
lIy name was Sarah Organ. They
have lived at Winchester and Rich
mond, Va. address
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Louisville, Ky.
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VIRGINIA. the Law and Equi-
" Court OF Richmond Va, April
nth, 1906.
Lucy Cherry. Plaintiff.
vs..
Gus Cherry. Defendant
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14
IN CHANCERY.
Defendant

The object OF this suit is TO OBJ
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An afhdavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is a
non resident OF the State OF Vir-
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publication OF this order and do
whatever is necessary TO protect ais
interest herein.
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The popular York River Line. On
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14

The debate. Resolved that IL is
better 70 be az old mans darling
than a young mans slave" that was
20 have taken place at the Mt. Oil
vet Baptist Church Monday. April
9Th. was postponed on account Of
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est number OF tickets.
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OO Aou AnoW h1t
desire to know the Whereabouts
of Moselle Warner. q httle girl n
bout eight years OF age. Whom last
heard OF. she wac living In Rich
mond. Her mothers name 10 Mrs
Matte Lee Warner. Address,
A A MARTIN,
u. g. 9. MonongahelA.
Naval Station.
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

FOR the fSa aaF Ending the S day Of December
Ened under the Laws Of the state to the
Auditor Public Accounts
the laws Virginia P"'-
o said
ment Organized
Peon Name of f Graham
dence los E. Leigh ST., Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14

The Right Road TO Baltimore. Phil
adelphia, New \ ork, the North
and East.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14

A Copy Toste:
=. p. Winston. Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-04-14

TO A PERSIAN ROSE.
In the worlds garden close
Where a wild Eden blows,
Where the earth's treasury
Hoards by the Arat Sea
You grew a rose
In the flushed lyric dawn
Poignant with scented breath.
Gold dew you feed upon
Cleaning like crystals sweet
Stars of the lawn.
From all the islands blent.
One thousand essences
Oeiors of ravishment,
Called from the Eastern seas
Filled you with scent.
All the East's lavishnsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-25
ENDS IN MATRIMONY
FRUIT1ON OF ROMANCE OF
YOUNG NICARAGUAN.
Ceremony Performed Yesterday
Happy Couple to Spend Honey
moon in New York.

The romantic love affair of youug AL
fonso Zeiaya, son of the president of the
republic of Nicaragua, and Miss Marea-
rite Baker the pretty elghieen-year-old
daughter of DR.. w w. Baker OF Is4l North
Capltol street, this city, was brought to
happy issue yesterday ct nocn Miss Baker
Is now MIS-. Zeiaya, and apparently all the
uouDles which the couple have expari-
ehced during the last few months are at
an end.
The marriage ceremony was nerforn,ea
a. the residence of the bride by Rev. T. o.
BAKER, pastor of the Church Of the Atone-
inel., , lutheran 1t was very impressive
anu ihcluded the service of the ring. The
couple stood In the bay window of the mar
Ior OF the Baker home, surrounded bv forms
1,ron ,,o n4mers; tha Inc young lady was bestowed
IN the presence of fifteen of the most inti.
mate friends of the couple nv
Inc bride was attired becominelv In O
so~n OF white silk and wore white flowers
IN her hair. In her hand she carr;a5 - -
quet of brides roses For The entr, q 60 10 Is
me bridal party the wedding march fron,
,I, ii, TN n was played. After the cere-
Wr inuiieheon nn was served to the guests.
Mr. Zelaya and Miss Baker decidod 20 ~
HiStrried yesterday only Friday evenincs - =
an OF the arrangements had to he nnade IN IN
coi7nt ~ nuITy. 1t was partly on this ac
tiietI lie ceremony was made a o,,ie.
"iiu uiioslentatlous as possible.
Honeymoon in New York
Hr' ana Mrs. Zelaya expect to leave for
new York tomorrow and spend h,ioe
noiies moon there. Whether thew win
make their permanent home In this conn
Try or IN the grooms native land has not
YET oeeh decided, but it is probable thar
II II they remain in the United States nv
Aelayt VIII prefer to live in New yort
city: IN any event the happy couple will
Visit Nicaragua before MANY months tava
passed, and the youth will present bis
pretty bride to his father, who finalIv gave
ms consent to the match, after the voune
man had been hurriedly sent home bv the
oihclals OF the Nlcaraguan legation in this
city to prevent the marriage
Alphonse Zelaya is barely twentv-one
years of age. He and Miss Baker have
been engaged for nearly a wear. The
young man has been in this country for
long periods, and at one time attended
west Point. When he met Miss Baker he
was residing at the legation here for the
purpose of studying
He has great determination and when
strong efforts Were made to prevent his
marriage after the engagement became
known and he was practically kidnapped
and shipped back to his father. he tele-
return and all would yet be we'll He won
his father over by telling him the real
facts in the case, and secured his consent
to return to this city for the avowed pur-
pose of getting married He had been in
communication with Miss Baker all Of the
time, and she was ready to receive him
when he arrived the first of the week.