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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29

Park in Tacoma again for the new
capital building.
Olympia Loses Best Fighters.
| Olympia has lost some of its strong.
est fighters.
| JOB, Scobey, F. G. Deckebaugh and
| others who have battled for Olympic
have gone
| A. J. FalknOr has been sidetracked
| with an appointment as assistant at
| torney-general, Fred Stocking, who
| held the opposition down at one ses-
sion of the legislature as hard as ne
| could, is holding a federal position
One by one the old champions of
Olympia either have been shifted to
places where they cannot take an act
i've part or have removed from the
state.
Old residents of Olympia themselves
look with horror upon the capitol
building. Built Of two different kinds
of stone, it presents a humiliating
spectacle.
But that fact will not make any diff
ference to the insane or the penalized.
And right here is where the admin
istration figures wisly if not we'll.
What is to become of the capito,
building as it now stands?
That is the burning question.
In answer it may be asked, what
because Of the $1,OOO,OOO foundation
which graces capitol hill and which
is now being used by the heirs Of the
Sylvester estate? True, the Foundation
will not get away. And the state
doesn't propose to permit the building
it now occupies to get away.
Among other plans Olympia may be
transformed into the seat of a penal
institution. Washington has long rec
ognized the necessity, as a growing
state, of having two penitentiary in
situations, just the same as it has seen
and awaited itself of two hospitals for
the insane, one in the eastern part of
tn state and one in the western part
Take it all in all, Washington is a
mighty big state. Transportation, In
the language of the street, "cuts some
ice." Upon this foundation will be
| built plan to transform Olympia into
the Western Washington penitentiary
city.
On the face of this proposition it
| looks absurd. The cost no doubt will
I be great. But states are supposed to
! build for eternity.
Pierce county hasn't had any parti-
cular favor from Gov. Mead. 1t wants
this one and if the signs of the times
indicate anything it is fair to presume
| that Tacoma and Pierce county will
have the backing of the governor in
it's ambition.
1t may safely be predicted that the
| people of the state will, in two years
from now, vote again on the capital
| removal question.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29

Great happiness came into the
home Of S. c. Blair, school superin-
tendent at ST. Adams, W. Va, when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names. He
says: my little daughter had st. VII
tus' Dance, which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse un-
til as last resort we tried Electric
Bitters; and I rejoice to say three
bottles effected a complete cure
Quick, sure cure for nervous COM
plants, general debility, female
weaknesses, impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by E. L. Small
ley's drug store. Price SOC.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29
OLD FIGHT TO Be RENEWED
Mead is Said TO Have Plan TO
Move The Capital
TACOMA HAS CARD Up SLEEVE
OLYMPIA LOSES BEST POLITICAL
FIGHTERS WHILE TACOMA
GAINS.
TACOMA HAS CARD UP SLEEVE

OLYMPIA, Nov. 29.-In spite Of the
fact that the state of Washington
has spent 100000 for capital
building in one spot in Olympia and
$4,000 more in another spot in the
same city, it is declared by men prom
nent in political affairs that an
amendment will be submitted by the
legislature to the voters to remove
the seat of government from Olympia
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29
OWLS ATTENTION.

There will be a meeting at Odd Fell
lows Temple Sunday night. Business
of Importance The Owl Headquarters
is open from II a. m. to p. m. every
day.
H. L. LEAVITT,
CHAS B. WOOD, Executive.
Secretary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29
Seats on Sale.

Seats for the Whitman course of
entertainments are now on sale at
Tallman's drugstore, where they may
be reserved. Ask for Nathaniel Hig-
gins.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-29
Piles Cured in s to "a Days.

to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
IA days or money refunded. soc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
MAY KNOCK II OUT.
Attorney Leek Questions Legality OF
Sewer Ordnances.--Hearing
Continued Today.

The legality Of the recent sewer or
dinances passed by the city council
is being severely tested in the case
of the Twenty,frst street sewer which
s being tried in the county court be
tore Judge W S. Dewey.
Attorney Leek, who appeared for
the directors 10 the sewer occupied
the greater part of the afternoon yes
terday with an argument the princi-
pal objections in which attacked the
legality of the ordinance by claiming
that the Board OF Local Improvements
was improperly constituted and that
it. records were incomplete, IN so far
as they omitted an estimate OF the
cost OF the Improvement made neces-
AIRY by an act of the Revised Statutes
of the State of Illinois.
These and many other objections
consumed the afternoon and the hear
ng of the defense represented By
Attorney Frank Moore was postponed
until today at 1880 p. m.
Judging from the argument OF the
directors the ultimae decision Of the
court looks unfavcrable for the city.
Upon this case hinges the legally
not only OF the Twenty-first street
sewer but of the Holbrook, Twenty
second and Pine street sewers also.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
BEGINNING 70 Douht.


III fcuts all-ahout tbiy poli'ic7i oor-
-upUon' said the old farmer as he
laid aside Dis country paper "ErVy
week there lis something aLolt eNpes-
Ing some big man who was Thought 20
he perfectly honest. and it's eettus
So SOU don't know Nho 10 trust
Were you ever in politics your
Eeii2' vas asked.
once. aud that's what's botherins
me n0a. Yes / was elected to the
Legislature once While ! was serv-
ing as a member a fellpw-member
camo.t0 me and said that my aunt IN
Iowa had died and left me 5000, and
De paid the money over to me- ] had
never heard about the aunt and ]
don't know how he got the money for
me. and am just beginning TO
doubts"
Ta doubt what 7'
"NsH I voted fer land grab and
we carried IL hy only four majority
AND Im just beginning to doubt if !
zot snaarh for ~ vote. I think il I
bas rcii cot few days i'd have had
an rur'c die. too. and got as much ~
faure cut CT TIE thing Baltimore
American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
ANNUAL ELECTION
or Officers Of Cairo BSard Of Trade
Business Matters Discussed.
Donate st0o to Co, X.

The annual meeting of the Cairo
Board Of Trade Yves held last night at
taeir offices of tha Alexander County
National bank. . 5. Aistnopc was
Ieetca 10 ia the presidential chair
caused by he death OF samuel Hast
.ngs: r. Seymou, Antrim was re-
elected as vice-presilent and rae fol-,
owing directors We're e-aDpointed
Miles Fredh Gilbert JAS n. Gall
sau II. f. Halliday r r.. I.aHgan,
Gee &c Parsons z q Pink w #.
Wood
After elet.on 10 officer many gem
cal business matters were dis
zlssud. The question ef the adYisa
aili.y of appointing "a committee to be
imposed of che lumber Interests Of
cairo was brought NO and referred 70
tba board of direc oss for final dis
Dos ten
The petition Of Capt w p Greaney
u behalf OF Company K, Fourth Regi-
ment. Illinois National Guards, for aid,
financially in equipping the new ar
pory wa. discussed ana the boar Of
directors were authorized 10 allow
fa1 tor this puruoee
Tae deb OF Company K amounts
about si5o WITH This donation
ON Tie n3arI of Trad 10 head the
the members of the company
luld easily rase the necessary bal
NICE bv pqs-iug a -uhscription LIST
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Hint for the paid.

Mr.. Gillieuddy Miggleberry writes
us as follows:
IT is not generally known that it
is simple matter for a bald man to
relieve himself Of the one great worry
of the summer months, !. g.. flies get
ting on his bald head II is a well.
known fact that flies have d marked
prediction for sugar and viii eat 1T
In preference to almost anything else.
If YOU are bald, and you feel that Il
fly has aligbted upon your head
which is easily asceftained, as the
feet Of the nV will create slight
tickling sensation as the hy walks
around ANA around looking for trout
bic If fly has alghted on your head,
then take out ayiump of sugar which
you may carry in your pocket for just
such an emergency Place the sugar
en- q shelf at the same altitude as the
top Of Your head. and the fy will nine
times out Of ten leave your Uranium
tor the sugar lump
by watching the sugar, you can see
when it has as many flies MS II can
hold; then take another lump from
youf pocket ari place it beside the
first one. An ordinary lump Of sugar
will accommodate from Is to IL flies.
one hundred Jumps Of sugar should
be a sufficient quantity TO carry in the
pocket for ordinary emergencies. -
Cleveland Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
ELECT AND INSTALL
OFFICERS Of Warren Stewart Post and
Wor1an's Relief corps.-Serve
Delicious Repast.

The annual election 81 officers Of
Warren Stewart Post G. a. r. and In.
staIlaticn Of officers Of the Woman's
Relief Corps was held conjurctirely
Monday evening at their headquarters
Stafford hall
The officers OF Warren Stewart Post
elected for the ensuing year were as
fellows
Commander-N p Thistlewood
senior vice commander S Moss
Junior vice commander S. Tur-
ner
OFFICER Of the day Il A. Harmon
Adjutant--C r. Stuart
Quartermaster-A Comlngs
Chaplain Fl Robinson
Officer of The guard j w Howard.
representative + Potter
The officers of the w. r. G. who
were installed under the direction Of
Mrs Lizzie Watkins installing officer
were:
Presiden- Mrs. Fannie Moss
senior vice presd2nt-Nrs Mimi
Howard.
Junior vice presidont--Alrs. Malvina
Burbank
Secretary Mrs Lizzie Watkins.
Treasurer Mrs Jennie Hofheinz
Chaplain Mrs. Elizabeth Stres.
Conductor-M Mrs. Mollie Frink
Guard Mrs Katherine Koehl2r.
Assistant conductor Mrs Jose
.,.,;,t. fs;ty, fs.,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

VIII Kennedy a lad Is years of age
living on Sycomore and Thirty-second
and Sycamore sire ats was tried yes
terday before comm Jon com
posed of Drs. Davis and McManus by
request of his relatives and adiudged
to be insane
Young Kennedy was picked up on
the streets Monday night by Officers
Hofh ainz and McDaaiels who thought
him to be intoxicated He was placed
In the city Jail over night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Surprise Party.

ID Quite pleasan '.uwprlse party W., -
rendered TO Mrs j. W Hickcox of
Twenty-fifth street by the members
OF the Ladies. AideSpcie'y Of the Pres
by terian church, rof which she is "a
member The party was gwen ~ 81
farevela 70 Mrs. IisGljcoy. who viii
leave about February I for New Or.
leans, where She win make her future
homeS "a. pleasant tune was enjoyed
by al sewing being the principal b.
yertlsemeni. after which dainty Re-.
freshments were served which were
brought by the guesis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Marie are willing to stay out Ct il al
togo hor. Il Danyille people want full
con 0l ana desire to own all the stock
He males his offer, he states, because
he Us anX GUS to set Danviile into the
league, for the leagues good realiz
ing that this is a good baseball town
and that it win help the organization.
The K. J. r. league, Familiarity
known as the kitty league has nov
been in operation FOR. three years. RS
real name IL the KentuekyllIinois
Tennessee league ana ii formerly had
towns In II from those three states
This wear. however the circuit is TO
BIO composed OF Vincennes, Paducan,
Cairo. Jacksonville, East ST. Louis and
Danyille an these cities having been
secured but DanviIle This circuit
IS the mos compact the league has
ever had and contains larger towns
Than before The l-ngest jump win
he $50 miles and the schedule viii
be arranged to CAL for four games be-
fore "a jump is made There Will be
Sunday bah In each town The quail
ity of ball is about the same as in the
Three Eye league and will be plenty
fast enough for the Danville fans The
salary limit VIII be $ll00 amonth
Fanville Commercial Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

tonnage Next 70 Memphis with it's
BEATS and t2,31S IONS, comes st.
Louis, with its IS boats ana 22S2o
TONS The tonnage shows up for st.
Louis larger Than hat Of Memphis
hut is accounted for by the fact That
several barees make ST. Louis home
port and This craft is nor entitled
to be named az boats registered as
lrAnlc boats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
CITY NJ WS IN BRIEF
or Pneumonia.

Geraldine Augusta, the baby daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hagey OF
223 Seventeenth street died OF pneu-
monia yesterday evening at The early
age of six months and two weeks
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Cairo win make good The pledge
made by Dick Powers The three new
members can have the pick OF players
- Jar signed with the exception n
ANGELO Marie, and further. all cores.
21ndercc from good mon viii be turn
ed over to them So they can have 'W
vda " ak at the tart Evenly match-
2d wei balanced teams 5 what The
league needs 10 mako q success out Of
H. and anything that Cairo can DO at
he start she willingly will do. but
after tho start she VIII be ont for
blood, ne Their a-hicg nor giving quar-
ters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
mstiroInis Card clul5.

.AlIT f. g. Phk Of sD9 Walna stree
sH'ettained thS members Of the Ma
troRss Ganl club at her home yestqr-
day afternoon. In accordance with the
oqs tom Of the club prizes we're offered
Mrs Miles ;. Gilbert being The fortt-
nase winner of the f--t prize. which
yaa a. beautiful center piece, and Mrs.
Marx the guests prize which was "A
handsome sugar and cream set Re
fFeshmeMs, OF various color5d ices
followed by Alderman luncheon We're
served AmOng.4he guests of the ciuh
twere Mesdames c. O. Patier. -Wal6r
krebs p. r, angan and J. J. Jenneila
of Mobile, Ala.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

He extended both hands in passion
ate appeal
no, Harold" said the fair proud
girl 7 can never be yours
Never" he cried, in anguished
tones
Never she answered coldly.
His mood changed.
"Oh. very we'll" he sneered. There
are others
Yes Harold, | know there are"
she said And accepted one Of
them this afternoon
With a muf1ed oath he turned upon
his heel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Election Postponed.

The. meeting Of the stockholders
cf the New York Store Mercantile
Company, at which officers were to
be elected was held Monday The
Company is about thirty days behind
in all orders, owing to the extra holt
day rush. The report of the secretary
is thus delayed Owing to This fact
the meeting adjourned without elect
ing officers. 1t will be held Monday
January 20, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

According 10 The report q the
United States navigation commission
er- which has just been published.
Memphis is the largest river port in
the United States Memphis has more
boats cnrDHeds according to abe 70
port both in number Of packets en-
sszed IN traffic that make Memphis
their home and also in amoInt al
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Funeral Es,iee

5oOE-Died. January If. 1906. al
1855 ,. m. August Bode. ST.. aged IS
years. months and IL days.
Funeral services will he held at the
Lutheran church. Wednesday. Janu-
srv nth, al 2 p. NJ. A special train
viii leave the foot Of Eight street at
2:45 O'Clock for Villa Ridge. where
interment will be made Friends Of
the family invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
DOESN'T NEED MONEY.

Maysyille, Ky. January 16.-Tbe
Bank Of Maysville has 81 deposited by
A. r. Taylor in 1874 that has not been
called for Mr. Taylor is unknown by
the bank officials.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
River Forecasts.

The Ohio az Evan vile. viii con
fiHue falling during the next % hours.
come 70 stand. then rise. At ML
Vernon viii continue falling during
The next "a TO 80 hour. come To q
stand. then rise Al Paducah AMI
Cairo viii continue fallia- during rhe
nrSt iuroe or four GAP
The TenuaA. $50 from Florence to size
mouth win continue falling duru-
iha ucst lrHs.
The AlissiSsipp from below ST.
Louis o. tightly above Cairo no ma
trriaI ehaner durns thc next aG
hpur
p. u. SMYTH
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Word has been received here fr5-
ID r Mccarthy, ore of he owners %
the Cairo club sha be- is willing &
take u-e-fhird uf the stock here and
thsf Angelo Marie of q. ft'e 2 ok who
wiz BE- PLAYING MANAGER re- The team
here. if nantllo enters the league, VIII
take another ftird leaving tha rcma'1-
Ing third 10 De- subscribed here. How
ever Hr NcCsTtbT 5tatc- -. - z-l
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
BASE BALL GOSSIP

| } Oh may Bay ios me- AZ . FePtesch'
taJiEe OF the hltty league that Il Dan
willie men 90 nat see lit 70 place a team
IN inns ctE during 'he ensuing easoh,
hat the directors OF me league WILL
Thus spoke X =. Powers y q represeh'
ta'iYe ot me ufnocfat iallo"His 'le
meeting q he base nan en''u lasts q
the Aetha House iast eNeh'ils' III
speaking 81 DanFiiie wanting tne
hltty Re stated that on the contrary
the hltJ& wanted banVlI!e out that IHe
arsl chance "oula be given iocal men
70 mold the interests ~ lhe cum w
taeir own hands.
Bu. nnies cond lions change vastly
between now and the 18th OF TINS
month 40 which time The maglates Of
The various cities VIII meet in the
Jefferson hotel 81 Louis, 1t VIII nor be
for the league TO enter the city under
their own management. Two If net
three, representatives of the city VII
he sent I'd the meeting AS YET y Is
NOT known who the men VIII be' bat
every assurance was given the director
That Danyii'e would be ready TO answer
the call when the session opened
So far as tbe financial phase OF tae
proposed entrance 10 the laugue ls CON
cerned there can be no question AT
the converting OF he men last even
ing every assurance was given that all
niece saHg money as forthcoming q
mee, an expenses. 20 begin with, but
$3.50 wiz be needed 70 secure the Tea
que. This IS placed the hands Of
the treasurer by an towns seeking
admis sion. as aguarantee that the sea
son win be finished and al The end Of
the season is returnablo to the team
Every town is required 70 make this
daDo:i SO hat il any Of thc cities fl.
10 meet the stipulatlons of the contrac,
such as many towns have done Ia t1e
ast, there ~H be no chance fer
loss BY Jhis or any other manaecment.
At the opening OF the netting tae
uuders andlng was given Powers tha
ths city i'm no way desired q team
which would he forecl 10 drag out
miserable existence at the end OF ia
league because Of lack Of sool play.
ers. and 60 mis- he said: 'Cn the rc
.etyc list in The presidents desk 1t
9ds TING are The 8 gua.uraa c- eighty
mon Who will be distributed 10 tho
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
FIRE AT HeYwoRrH.

bloomington. H., Jan. IG.-A por-
lion Of The business section Of Hey
worth. twelve miles south of here.
was burned tonight Loss $50 .0oo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Tired Of His Pary.

Mother what Is all this fuss in the
nursery about?
Small Boy (crying) James is ar
ways the procession and I'm tired
being III crowd on the sidewalk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Deacon White Aftsr = Min

w grandfather used tegdolieh,. in
ielkns the following incident. which
bai9sssea IN StoHoham, ass,. ; .ls
ago, vwhen yerybody went DO the
training field 20 musters:
Whfn returning from muster mv
grandf4fher espied a horse standing
besideahe toad near poo of water
ana just crawling ont Of The pool was
good On Deacon White. who rad
taken TOO much MedfoFdr with his
gingerbread and slid OF into the nool
when tie horse STOPPED TO drink
When abe deacon saw my grand
father he lbokef " With a sheenish
grin and said; Il thought ! saw a
mink, vow. ahdI ttought I'd get of
and see if cogsht ,iss,ch him"
Boston Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

The Illinois Central and southern
railways have confined fer The c-
iaHiishmelt of a usw freight route
between s. Lnui- and Knoxville.
Tenn The now ARRANGEMENT will Ia-
crease the railroad facilities through
Western Kentucky and Genital Ten
-ssae. and nili ai.o give So. Louis
mare direct route go North and
Soutl Carolina
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

You might Dee Using IN a house twice
IS big as your present one if you had
hesun TO watch The. want ads for
chance and OPPORTUNITIES and iuIest-
ments years ESQ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

P. W. Barclay Of Oak Park, H., ar
rived yesterday to visit with his
uncle, Phil Barclay of Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Father James Gillen returned yes
terday from brief visit with friends
at East St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

George d. Osgood, who has spent
several weeks In the city, returned to
his home in Chicago yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

apa. are t-C-- .-E Unmarried
7 imis's5~
3 Inns. r. yoa dont sop asking
fl1l Questions IL spans y-a--- Hous-
son P15t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Byron L. Connell Of Mound Oily,
was In Cairo last night fsbk way
home from Sikeston, Mo. yf gGpnnelt
has just purchased hslfihefest
with Attorney Harry l.. Hood also of
Mound City. in the Asikeston Enter
prise. Mr.. Conneil IS the son of the
late James Connell. editor of The Pu,
lash Enterprise and Is himeslf an
experienced newspaper man having
been connected with several Illinois
papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
PURELY PERSONAL


Miss Anna Carmody has resigned her
position as assistant cashier at Kauf,
man Bros.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Washjnoton Bulletin,

Washington, Jan. l6.-Fair We'd
nesday; warmer in north Thursday.
rain and warmer, diminishing west
winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Bulletin ads pay? ask any mer-
chant that has ussd its columns during
The past sea-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

NJ J. Howley who was recently
calleI to South Bend, Ind, by the
death of his cousin, returned yester
day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Don't neglect vour advertising II f
As important as carving stock
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wednesday Card Club.

The Wednesday Cara clnb will mega
this afternoon at 'tlfe rssidence Of MIS-.
AsF StaehIe OF &22 Sixth street 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

r IT,. Powers returned last night
fr9m his trip ia The interest OF the
Kitty league He says that Aattoon
Win also be represented at The 81.
Louis meeting seeking admission into
he league. This viii make sure 60
IF the league in case one eff the con
Jemplafed members takes on pout-
ing flo and wants to play the rule or
ruin policy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Today's Forecast.

Cairo and vicinity Wednesday
partly cloudy and moderately cold,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Temperatures

Maximum temperature ..fS degrees
Minimum temperature 34 degrees
Temperature al p. M. -.4f degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

w. A. Mcknight, OF the Mcknight
Keaton Grocery company, has moved
from 6i5 Washington avenue to 1925
Ninth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
FOR Illinois.

Fair "Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

A Keensburs sunday morning en-
-ucs ill ami ll9. Eurmdor Charles
GORDON and Henry Weight met iu head
end COLI ION The jann 900 80 was
51rsteJ and fi2 was damaged go some
"EenI Son, of Che FRA nmcn we're
injured and no cars dcrai'ed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

DIR. j. e. Strong of 709 Washington
avenue. was taken suddenly III Nom
day night While making,a professional
call and is now confined. tolhis home
threatened with an attack > 81 pheu.'
monia. Of t.l;F Grinstesd ,tsihis at,
tending physician. ,&&g =:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

For Kentucky and Tennessee.
Generally fair Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
Notice.

Hase ysur picture. made 10
ifty gents H. A Salzner 1897 Wash
ington avenue. '-'-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17
20 Tours To- EUROPE, IT'D JAPAN.

Under superior mansgemenl' excepti nal
advantages Pan 1ours Around the World.
Annual Oriental Cruise tcbt 3 Programme NJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

d. Rosenberg has returned from a
visit to the Chicago and St Louis
markets where he purchased goods for
the Grand Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-17

Miss Mare Leuschen Of Memphis.
Tenn, who has been visiting with her
parents on Eleventh street, returned
to her home yesterday