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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE & LITTLE.


LITTLE e. LITTLE.
WITHOUT DOUBT WE HAVE THU
BEST IN TIE CITY. BELOW ARE A
h'" 'fHlFnSs; BusINsss PROPERTY.
ghock sS Ehl FROM 8N ! NAN h4xhR RNb BrHpE sNP So
MTa mI5NEss sSb SbNaFS} aGRy WoETH HI5fas SIX aeSs
WORTH AT LEAST $4,000; ALSO led
FEET ON CUT STREET. NOT PAVED,
VACANT IN REAR, WORTH s2i 600,
CAN DELIVER TIE WHOLE PRoPo-
sITIoN FOR $50. 900. AND SHOW YOU
70 h,Er FER CENT NET AMD Al. "a FEB GEMT
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
So NEAR 2Np E., WITH ls,RooM
5OXl65, CORNER, ON STATE NEAR
9TH so, $50 PER FOOT.
4IH SOUTH, BETWEEN STATE AND
MAIN. FOR s4s, 900. THE CASH PAY
MENT IS EASY.
NER lsT soUTH AND isT WEST (DR.
GROVES CORNER). AT 5000 FOOT.
PAVING TAX PAID.
AS' S7'xl32 aE3a ON %E sRD SO sJs5 gETWEEN W6E End
499X115l CORNER, NEXT TO COVEY
FLATS. AT s225 FooT; HOUSE Rents
FOR $ls NO. IDEAL SITE FOR STORE
40X1s2 CORNER, ON 1sT SOUTH. BE-
TWEEN 2ND AND BIRD EAST. AT $3.50
s5XIs5. ON 4TH SOUTH. BETWEEN
STATE AND 2ND EAST. AT 5000
q FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
EAST GROOM MODERN HOUSE; s175
2Ssx14ss, STATE. BETWEEN 4rH
is5xl1is. Conner I 2ND iS-s SO. AND 4rH
WEST, AT S165 FOOT. IT WILL SELL
IN A FEW DAYS.
S9x1s2, WITH R. OF W. ON WEST,
e. AND N.-ss90O A GREAT BARGAIN.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY,
s-RooM MOD. PRESSED BR, BEAU
2lX5, COR. 2ND so. AND 10TH E.
seRooM MODERN PRESSED BRICK.
ETc.. i21 ST, s7250.
pSHgsE sMEE4EST gs1cK s59oM &c 4hr MssE M0REEE -
1sT IEs1AH sT.. NEAR Ekcc {; H $500 ihH MASNAi'
.2sX5, COR, 18TH E, AND 2ND So:
GROOM N, FRAME At e55 EUCLID
5X2o WITH GOOD HOUSE. 11TH
EAST Ml, ) AEAR AT 2MD soUTMi TIL $500 ,,,r
LITTLE & LITTLE, UNDER NATL
BANK OF REPUBLIC. fla
'IF IT'S REAL ESTATE, ASK HALLO-
RAN Il West Third South st.
NICE BUILDING LOTS. EAST SIDE.
| very cheap. Cror1er. 40 e. End South.
CHOICE STATE STREET CORNER,
| $40 a foot. SIS less than market price
| See us for bargains. Mahep Inv. Co,
| 21 Eagle blk, f1139
| JAMES NJ CAMPBELL, BUSINESS
property. real estate. loans. 3l5~3l6
Atlas block. f11S0
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10 TONS NATURAL SPRING WATER
ice for sale cheap. Apply III CONNER
rIal cluh building a3i6
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And in accordance with law and an or
the Sth day OF November. 1906. so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
auction at the office of the company.
sos Atlas block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
on the 26th day of December, 1906. at
o'clock p. m, 10 pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon together with the costs
of advertising and expense OF sale.
J. c. LYNCH, Secretary
fl05o
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Raymond Illinois Mining company. prn-
cipal place Of business, Salt Lake City,
Utah Location of mine. Eureka, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 3. installment No. l, OF
Z cent per share, levied on the Sth day
OF November, 1906. the several amounts
set oppoeite the names OF the respective
oil a roll lntldAra INllnME.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Star Consolidated Mining company, pria-
cipal place OF business, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at = meeting Of
tho board OF directors, hold on the 18th day
OF November, 1906. assessment Of three
81 cents per share was levied the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable on or be-
fore the goth day OF December, 1906 to
w. ]. Bnteman. secretary. nt 80 South Main
street, Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain un-
be delinQuen, and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is mndo be-
fore. will be sold on rhe 9th day OF January,
1907, at 3 p. m. TO pay the delinquent as
scsSmcnt together with tho cost OF advertis-
Ing and expense OF sale,
W. ]. BATE3IAN, Secretary.
Salt Jsko City. Utah. November III. 1905.
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A. COILS. PAINTER, PAPER-HANG-
CT and kalsominer. 264 Baltimore ave
Ind phone 1030-4 rings. w4x7
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

JONES & EDWARDS. PAINTERS,
Decorators. Paperhangers. 6Gs South
Third East: charges reasonable, stock
wallpaper on hand. Phone 1850 Ind.
f105l
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
as cheap money; we furnish both The
Home Trust & Savings Co, Clio West
1st South. a666
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HURST SWITCH STOCK SOLD CHEAP.
Easy terms II desired. Address w. J,
Curtis. 2i5 Commercial block, Portland,
Oregon. d2So9
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ELEGANT l2-ROOM MOD. HOME ON
A street. Houston Real Estate Inv,
Co. 25l S. Main d2697
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-l5-R ROOM MOD.
blk, near courthouse. Cripple Creek,
Colo. Address Mr.. Beavls, SO No. 9Th
West, Salt Lake City. Bell 2256-N- f243
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money real estate. We will
treat you as we have treated them.
Fourteen years experience with only one
foreclosure, Is our record. Russell l..
Tracy, IL T.. LIST South wl3l3
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MIL
ler g. Niele. 303 Mccormick Bldg.
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FOR ROOMING- HOUSES OR BUSINESS
opportunities of any kind see Ross G.
Davis, at Capital r. e. 1. Co. II West
End South st. Bell 1901. d12Of
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GOOD RELIABLE MAN FOR PERMA-
nent position, to collect and solicit; eX-
cellent opportunities for advancement; 235
Commercial club bldg. fills
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CALL AT 2l0 ATLAS BLOCK AND
borrow money privately on your fur
nlture, piano or other security. without
removal. Both phones 2S4S c274l
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MONEY TO LOAN

pie without security. any length OF time.
Discount allowed If paid before due, Con-
fidential. Lowest rates Save yourself
money. Deal direct with the owner.
Chattel loans at per cent. Lawrence,
403-4 -. F Walker bldg. f1202
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FINE S125 ORGAN FOR $40. GOOD
sewing machine; iron bed and springs
924 Pennsylvania ave.
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MODERN S-ROOM FURN. HOUSE IN
Capitol avenue add, S35. Fritsch, 12
f. Second South. Phones Ind. TAI, Bell
1867 d2780
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TEN-ROOM MODERN BRICK. INQUIRE
770 L. Fourth South. Phone 2630-Y.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

A FIRST CLASS COLLECTORS; MUST
be a hustler and not afraid OF work
43l D. +, walker bldg. fl21S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
II you have stocks or bonds for sale,
let me try to sell them for you George
NJ kellogg. broker. $40 Ellicott square,
Buffalo flll7
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LARGE STORE 25xl65 FEET. WITH
basement. East First South. near Main.
Have applications for part of space. APP
ply ]. e. Caine. Hooper building. Phones:
Ind. 1921, Bell, 1221-Z. e254
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Christmas Flowers

in profusion at the Flower Shop under
National Bank of Republic. Geo. j.
Dwyer, Mgr,
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COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR FOUR
rooms. modern, cottage for rent.
Wayne ave. off 3rd So. bet. LIST and End
West
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ASSESSMENT NO. %.

Wabash Mining Company. principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that et a meet
Ing of the Board OF Directors. held on the
nent OF hve cents (5c) per share was
levied on the capital stock of the corpo-
ration. payable on or before the 18th day
OF January. 1907, TO w. Mont Ferry, Sec
retary. a, room $40. Atlas block. West
Second South street. Salt Lake City.
Utah, Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th
day of January, 1907, win be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on the End day OF February, 1907.
to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expense of snle.
w. MONT FERRY, Secretary
Location OF offices. No. 520-522 Atlas
Block Salt Lake City. Utah. fl2Ot
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FURNITURE OF 3 ROOMS. REASON
able, 10 West End North, cor Main. Call
mornings. GloZo
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PERSONAL

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE;
collection. damage suits divorces, pro-
bate business. promptly attended 10 and
with dispatch. Call or write to John j.
Wallace & Co, top floor D. f. Walker
bldg 1867
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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE ANXIOUS TO
save hotel expenses, may rent all or
part of cozy cottage, close In, for two
weeks. Address at once. a is, Tribune
office f222
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S2aXa3O FIT. 5 RDs. EAST OF NEW DE-
pot on I'd So. and 4th West. $4,000,
This depth mallg5 it very good buy.
47xl15 feet on 9Th So. bet. Main and
State; can be used for stores with up
stairs at present time, $1,000 per foot.
ioix165 feet. one block north of mon
ument on Main street, $3.50 per foot.
42ixl65 feet bet. University club and
Keith apartments, $4,000,
i14xl65 on Sd So. bet, lst and I'd West.
S1S5 per foot.
The above can be purchased at prices
quoted II taken at once.
JAMES NJ CAMPBELL
Business property real estate, loans.
3l5-316 Atlas Block. f1129
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NEARLY NEW 1906 YALE BICYCLE.
Inquire Bell phone Forest li0-Z S22,bo
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XIX.
The summer girl and her social whirl
Have got direct connection
With Ice cream and fan and freokles
and tan
To inture her Boft complexion.
But help Is at hand and the wise
derataud
That there's use to fret or be
solemn,
For at n small cost you can find what
you lost
In the ads OF the PeraonnI column
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE. CHEAP, IN
good location. and doing good business,
in Salt Lake. Add. AZ, Tribune. 1856
VERY CUTE WHITE SPITZ PUPPIES.
at 5ll s. 7th East ST.. city
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FOUR ROOM MODERN COTTAGE;
Wayne ave. off Ord So. bet. 1st and 2nd
West Complete furnishings for sale.
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LONG LEASE ON BEST CORNER
store on Main street. See Wilson.
Sherman Co, 81 W. I'd S Tel 492. 1880
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, HALL
safe, show case. Parker shooting gal
player 5000 surrey, Kaufman make, In
aulre Penny Arcade. Is 2. End So. fS04
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$1,000 AT PER CENT; $1,000 AT
per cent. Homer & Robertson. Main
and 1st South Oeseret Bank Bullding).
1896
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S-ROOM, HOUSE,; BLOCK FROM
county building. Inq. Hub 2d-hand
store, $50 S. State st. 1879
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HAT FACTORY

HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED. &.
blocked. remodeled. Room 81. Eagle
block. Phone 1S5i-Y. a2477
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SALT LAKE HAT FACTORY, "a EAST
1st South. Fone lS71-X- Hats clean
ed and retrlramed bllS3
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FOR SALE-THE IMPROVEMENTS
fixtures. stock and lease or the Rich
Refreshment Co: In basement OF the very
best corner In Salt Lake City; elegantly
furnished and fully equipped for FIRST
class restaurant and cafe. Apply Franz
Godbe SOC Atlas block. receiver. fb0I
SEE STOWE & PALMER AID. PAGE 2.
e2iS6
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MADAME PINK; CLAIRNOYANT ME-
dunn. I'll give information regarding
all business affairs, etc: test meetings
Sunday and Thursday Bell phons 3S44-
X. l1S S, First West. eS32
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE, BLEC-
trio lights, 62S e 5th South. e2759
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SI oALh-hEAL bSl "a
~~~~~-~~~-~~~~-
MEEKS & LYNCH,
315-3l6 Atlas block.
Sl2, ,006-4lax165 and good building: rents
for S75 per month. on South Tenn
pie near 1st West.
s150-Per foot. 100-ft. corner, Main and
7th South. Today only.
27 Acres north OF penitentiary, only
S3!5 per acre.
s11, ,5OO-73x165. East 2nd South and ard
East.
1G Acres just north of penitentiary.
S525 acre
ss2. .o0o-144sx165. houses on Main near
9th South.
s50.0o0-New building and 413x165 lot. 1st
South: rents SAP per month.
s200-Per foot, 3x10, houses, 5th So.
bet. Main and State
s375-Per foot, State near 4th South.
sSOo-Per foot. corner 1st West and 3rd
South.
MEEKS & LYNCH.
3l5-316 Atlas block.
Bell 2s22 f212
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PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
ket price listed and sold at Ranck Real
Estate Inv. Co. suite 232 D +. Walker
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WALL PAPER CLEANED
MASSAGE
HAY, GRAIN AND COAL
CLAIRVOYANTS

HARVEY e. co, 10 W. S. TEMPT. il,
Baled hay in car lots
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL Helm. PRO
prietor, GS East lst South; 200 rooms.
rateS 25e. s5c and 5Oc, xl0Sl
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SEE STOWE s PALMER AID, PAGE 2.
e24S7
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$500 BUYS PRETTY COTTAGE, S. E,
large lot. fruit. shade; rare bargain.
And don't fail TO see those excellent
buildings lots. e. J. Wills. % Newell
block, No. Is w End So. ct.
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GOOD 7-R. BRICK AND FRAME STA
ole. 50X146-ft. lot, on west side. $1,000.
Sell on monthly payments, same as rent.
A fine investment frame houses and
lots. a corner on 3rd West near 9th
So, $500.
Wicks. No. 60 State st 1856
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE OR EN-
change. A. II. Outright. room II. Eagle
block c3062
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$1,000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
farm city property. James x.
Shaw & Co. over 153 So. Main ST. r1065
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ELEGANT MOD. STORE
rooms in New York build
ing, Market st. everything
new and up-to-date. Houston
Real Estate Inv, Co. Phones
81. 251 So. Main st.
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CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. removed to 229 So. w
Temple. Wli9z
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EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE; 1913 n
street. Well furnished electric lights
furnace. References required. Telephone
1902 Red. flI92
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MODERN ROOM NEAR o. S l., STEAM
heat. board II desired. 270 w. S. Tenn
Dlc
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ND STOVE REPAIRS

ALL MAKES REPAIR
II A n. 7th West. phone
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AN EXTRAORpINARY CHANGE.

INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS.
Kelsey & Gillespie, % East 1st South.
40
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. S, Hanauer. j. V. Sadler
l52 s. West Temple. P. O. box l446
Analytical work n specially, Price list
mailed. t2l9i
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WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.

Attend all details OF purchase or sale,
The Homer Abstract Co., Inc.
Main and 1st So. under Deseret bank.
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ON ANY PROPERTY. YOU RETAIN
possession. The Stringer Co, 70 w.
% South ........
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases N-rs. Lizzie Geisler. 3S6 West
Sd North, Bell phone SILK, u1033
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases, Mrs. A. NJ. Olsen. 52o East Sth
South Phone Bell 269l-Y e25T0
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TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
summer kitchen, at 1l33 1st street.
very desirable f7SS
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, EN- SUITE,
bath, electric light: Sl2 and up 237
West | ST South. dl973
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-24
TEACHERS ELECTED
Board Of Education Reflects All But
Three Teachers. Who Decline to
Serve Another Year.

A special meeting of the Board OF
Education was held Tuesday evening
to elect teachers for the ensuing year
I The following teachers We're re-elect
ed:
+. C. Clendenen superintendent OF
schools; Mr.. ]. r. Alexander, Mr..
w D. Bannister Ida NJ Bedford,
Alma E. Block, Bessie Batterton,
Frances Bennett, Nancy A. Bugg,
Reta Cohn, Jennie Z. Dewey, AZalea
Dumas, Maude Gilman, Mrs. Saidee
G. Farrin, Ellen B. Fisher, Mary Gal
igan, Mrs. C. S. Hudson, Ella Hogan,
Della Hurst, Hannah NJ. Harper. Err.
nestine Jenkins, John c. Lewis, Mrs,
Codeia 0. Lewis, Matte r Guy
Lott, Margaret Leuschen, Adeline
Leonard, Helen Lippitt, Alma Lowe,
Emma H. MINIS, Minnie j G. Miller,
Carrie j. Miller Mrs. Laura A. Miller,
Frances MeDanielst Maude Palmer,
Clara G. Perry, Mollie E. Riley Mrs.
Anna r. Redman, s H. Risley Eliza
beth Smith, Mr. w H. Shortr3dge,
Eva c. Self, Myra V. Scott, Zulima M.
Smith. Mrs. Clara B. Way, Margaret
Wilson Maggie NJ. Wall. Mrs. Edmonia
A. Watkins, Nellie +. Foss, LYDIA Tyler,
Kate Walbaum.
Misses Nora Redman and Winifred
Ellis and c. c. Wilson declined to
serve another year. Miss Redman
teaches one of the Eighth grade class
es. and Miss Ellis is teacher of elocu-
tion in the High School, c. c. Wilson
is the principal of the Garrison school.
Miss Kate Walbaum was elected as
a new teacher and two other teachers
viii be elected to fiji the other va
cancies at an early date.
Prof. r. c. Clendenen will begin the
twenty-first year of his tenure of the
ffice of superintendent next Septem
Der.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-24
TOOK THE HONORS
Cairo Germanis Maenaerehor Made
Fine Record az Saeneerfest at
Chattanooga.

The Cairo Germania Maennerchol
carried off the honors at the Saenger
fest at Chattanooga. the press of that
city as well as the musical critics Civ.
ing the society the highest praise.
The News said: The Gcrmania
Maennerchor Of Cairo. M was &C
corded first rank in The rendition OF
its number - 'Absnsiimmung. The
balance Of the paris was splendid and
the opinion seemed TO be unanimous
that this was the best work of thu
evening by the visiting socieiies"
The Times said: The Germsnia
Maennerchor from Cairo. H.. must be
given the palm fer beautiful singing
although the work Of the Memph s
Maennerchor was very artistic and
creditsble The different clubs were
all listened 10 atieniiveiy and great
interest was manifested in their q
forts 20 make good music and plenty
Of it,
The Maennerchor and their accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. b r. ThistleRood. return
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-24

BUSINESS WCMAN'S DRESS
She Keeps to the Mode But Above All
Neatness Should Be the Con-
spicuous Feature.

Effective lignJ-Colored materials
fashion the majority OF the modish
suits. Built In one of the new fab
RIGS, whlcl, Is A cross between a Pan
anna and a silk broadcloth, and which
is patterned to shON an invisible plaid
in exclusive design the skirt displays
plated model win panel simulated by
narrow bands 81 gray taffeta trimmed
below the knee with small silyered
buttons. The Eton jacket is set of in
similar manner bY stitched bands
which form suspender effect from
the shoulder to the over edge of tho
little coat. A finishing touch, charac-
teristic of every vell-dressed business
woman, who Is conspicuous first last
and always by her immaculate neatness,
Is the carefully Numbered collar and
cuff set of white pique which adds 4
starched elegance to an already ex-
ceptionally dapper street costume.
Two other styles of suits have also
gained vogue with The business WON
an, though the Elton jacket and skirt
seems TO stand prime tavorite. The
first of these is the corselet skirt with
shapely bolero. This Distinguishing
feature Of the little jacket for the
modishly practical dresser is a light
cloth or ehamois vest which closes il
in doublc-breasted fashion over tbs
bust. Cloth-covered buttons appear in
profusion, and fill the role Of an eXcep-
tionally stunning and withal sensible
form of trimming tor both pieces OF
the suit
The second style of suit is the sep
arate coat with lieht skirt, a combina-
ton popular for the past three seasons,
and this spring varied by the unique
loose cut of the pony jacket and the
swaying folds Of ar ankle-length &C
contemplated iTpe. Plaid effects in
many shadlngs Of gray or one plain
color on light background are the
favorite materials .or the odd skirt,
while Droadcloth 20 match the princii
pal tone in the plaid shapes the ac.
jacket The black pony
coat with the striking black and white
accordion-plaited skirt, is. perhaps
most commonly seen and in the long
run most servicelble.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-24

never faltered. He sent every man to
glory In the blood-stirring, one-two.
three order Young was more handi-
capped than his predecessors who made
opponents hitloss They could exercise
as much looseness of movement, near,
ly, as the man who delivers cricket
ball. They could run in, step back, ia
the side, balk, throw the ball any way
they pleased Young was circum-
scribed in his movements.
Corcoran, of Chicago, stands out as
the only man who ever did the trick
three times. ICY" Young and Mathew
son have two each to their credit
Clarkson. of Boston. rubbed 1t into
Providence In 1885 Clarkson, with the
lovable old Mike" Kelly, will be re-
membered as half the battery that was
sold for $4,000 by Chicago. Amos
Rusie In 1891, in revenge for Lovett. OF
Brooklyn, shaming the Giants on the
hitless stage, put all his celebrated
speed and skill into his arm and
dashed Brooklyn over the cliffs sim
Harry. Four games of this character
were played in 1898, that year taking
the palm. Henley and Hatty hold the
1905 record, one each,