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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12

q I wish TO say to my friends and well
Wisiiers id Fargo and vicinity that Il
am here to remain permanently in the
piano tuning business, . riotWithstand-
ing the attempts Of Jealous and disap-
pointed rivals and cornretitors to be-
little and discredit my work In proof
pf the above / will mention that 4 have
tuned roe pianos here since Sept 28. i
have also tuned i 81 pianos In small
towns outside of Fargo, and forty
eight pianos in Grand Forks I'm THE
same time, and am ready to take care
iof every piano entrusted to my care
and will guarantee perfect and complete
satisfaction. Arthur Wales,
8 ssa Telephone I7Iz 3. y
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12
GU MIN NGS col!.I!IIs N sion 9 y

Members Minneapolis Chamber OF Commerce,
Duluth Board of Trade and Winnipeg Grain
Exch ange. F ,;Ss M ss gg3 s8s & hi
Gralns Ssrovisionss stocks. bonds.
Main Office, Dispatch Bldg, ST. Paul.
minneapolis Osflce: 40 Chamber Of c0mnerce
Buildiag. 0round Floor.
SFargo Office: Morton Block. Phone Sz8. n
55t gg3s e. u. Dill LING, Msna4er.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12
DULUTH CASH,
LOCAL MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March I2-Hogs opened a
shade lower than Saturday; left over,
1904. Light, $6@6.271z; mixed $6os
@6.3o; heavy, $4,000; rough, 5000. 10,
Cattle and sheep steady o. '..a s ss
Receipts-Hogs, $4,000; cattle, 1000;
sheep, 10000. A. 80. ,>., -, e. :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12

Ms and Mrs. Mike Petit are mourn
ing the death Of their infant boy, Satur-
day night. The funeral was held yester-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12
THE WEATHER

y North Dakota Probably snow q
; tonight and Tuesday; rising tenn 3
peratlire tonight; fresh easterly 3
, winds. .
a sa s4' n D
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THE MARKET REPORT.
GRAIN MARKET.
MAY WHEAT.

c E. Wheeler & Co. furnish the fol-
lowing grain quotations: ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12

Omaha, March la.-&ReceiptsL Hogs,
1900; cattle, 5000; sheep, 1900 -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12

Kansas City, March ,12.-Receipts--
Hogs, 1000; cattle, $4,000; sheep, 1000,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12
c.. WHEEL Err & GO.
Grain and Stock Brokers
MaEtea Blosk. ! ~. #saf Fargo, n. D,
s., .,5ssssS { Chicago Boasd Of Trade.
MEMBERS Minneapolis Chamber Of

5 Commerce. VA
Grain aud provisions bought and sold FOR
cash or on margin. Our private wire service
with Chicago, Duluth and Minnsspolis markets
medium for the prompt handling OF business
ffom'th vicinity IA u, s5 5 4 }la gg3s
We specially solIcit eaa Of town basinsss. VI
ehsas DIG. gay Wriis sss Daly MaEkst LsstsE
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-12

Ghgo.. Mpls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
NEARING THE END
Revival Meetings at Cairo Baptist
Church viii Close Tomor-
row Night.

a large congregation was present AZ
the Cairo Baptist church last evening
TO hear Rev Sid Williams sermon,
the subject of which was What Think
We of Christ Is He Gods Man or I'm
poster Two new members were adj
miited 10 the church by baptism
The afternoon service will be dis
pensed with today but the usual 1880
O'Clock service win be held tonight
The Sunday services win be held at
1 II a. pl., at s D. m. ana at 1880 p. m.
After the three o'clock service the or
dinance of baptism viii be admins
tered To The applicants
The result OF MI Williams good
work viii be felt in Cairo for a long
time, in fact for an iulihnite period
for he has not only been instrumental
in securing many additions 10 the
baptist church hut he has been the
means of inducing a hundred others
to accept faith in Christianity tat
viii ultimately cause additions TO
other churches in the city
Rev SID Williams viii remain here
only until tomorrow night leaving for
his home after the evening services,
So that all who nave NOT heard him
should take the opportunity Of SO
doing at once
Rev. Williams has made the an
nouncement that new religious publ
cation would be forthcoming very soon
which Is 10 be called THE Western
Evauselist and that i, would bear in
tho date line the names Of The cities
of Cairo, Waco and San Antonio. and
would be edited by Rev Porter, of
Cairo, Mr.. Brown and himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.

Under the heading a Proposal
Party a recent issue of tho Arizona
Republican, publi he'd at Phoenix.
Aiiz., contains the following concern
ing a social event given there in honor
Of the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. $. J.
Elchenberser. who are pending the
winter there for the lattars heath:
Miss Mildred Eichenberger was
very pleasantly surpr sed by the mem
begs OF the Glover Leaf club and q
few friends at the home Of the Mise
Leavell Saturday evening in honor of
her birthday
III was known as Proposal
Party Each young gentleman present
was expected during Tie evening 10
offer himself to q many OF the young
ladies as he could find time in which
10 make the proposal For the benefit
Of said young men and to make the
task easier for them there We're many
coy corners and shady hooks a~r9ng
ca about the house and lawn Lights
were dimmed ana the young men were
given every advantage. When the
oroposer was accepted he was pre-.
scented by the young lady with tiny
red heart. symbolic Of his uccess. II
on he other hand he was rejected. he
was given a tiny mltten as a token
nothing more Al the conclusion Of
the evenings entertainment the young
man holding the greater number of
hearts was declared the winner and
was rewarded with a handsome prize.
This fortunate party wa Elmer Red
den. The one having the most nit
tens was considered the loser I'm the
came and was given the BOBBY prize
There happened 20 be two who got
,he mitten the anne number OF tines
and the prize was divided between
them. They were Carl Schmidt and
Agent Golding. of the Santa Fc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
Met His Match.

A very amusing incident occurred
last night al Howleys skating rink
which produced both much laughter
and applause A Mr. Alschuler. Of Chi
cago, offered 70 do some fancy skating
fer the amusement of the patrons ana
the floor was accordingly cleared.
After several fancy stunts" at heel
ana toe skating. dancing, cutting fig
ures. ETC. the performer placed a
chair in the center OF the room and
then jumped over IT, \ by stander
and incidentally skater, Henry Ha-
seniaegar, Jr. duplicated tha fear. The
performer then added another chair
aud jumped them again. and so on
until four chairs Rere placed upon the
floor. Nh Haseniaeger duplicating the
other feats upon each occasion. At
the fourth chair Alschuler had gone
bis limit and in an attempt TO leap
over them fell receiving. however, no
jury Hascujacgcr cleared all four
with apparently no trouble. The in
cident was much more laughable in
that Alschuler professed 10 be some
thing OF wonder upon roller-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
viii Be Properly Observed IN Cairo
Soma and Daughters Of Erin
to Have Banquet

The memory Of the patron saint OF
ireland who occupies u warm spot IN
the hearts Of all the sons and daugh
ters of Erin will be properly observed
today in Cairo.
High masses will be celebrated ~
ST. Pauicks Catholic church, corner
Of Ninth street ana Washington ave
nue.. at . a. M The services will be
conducted by Rev. Father Kent, Of
Chicago, native son Of OLD Ireland
Rev. Father Goeltzhouser, of Vienna,
will act as celebrant; Rev. Father Gil,
len OF ST. Joleph's church. Cairo. will
serve MS sub deacon and Rcy, Father
Engle, OF Mound Cily as master of
ceremonies. The service viii be n
solemn and Impressive one and will
no doubt be largely attended
Tonight at St Patricks Hall. the
members OF the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians and the Ladies Auxiliary
will give their thirtyfourth annual
banquet in honor Of the dead eaint.
These affairs are always well attend
ed and are highly enjoyed. Mr. P,
Il. Smyth will act as POSTMASTER He
has served in this capacity for many
years and has always acquitted him.
self with credit Toasts Will be re.
pended to BY Fathers Gillen, Downey
and Kent and imprompta talks viii
De made by the members Of the An
.icnt Ordel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
.DOLAN AS DELEGATE
He CLAIMS SOMETHING or VIC
TORY BECAUSE HE is STATED
IN CONVENTION.
Convention Endorsed Acton of Presi-
dent Mitchell in His Findings in
Removal From Presi.
dency,

Indianapolis, Ind, March 16.-The
special national convention of the
United Mine Workers Of America this
afternoon endorsed the action Of the
executive board on sustaining the
executive board on sustaining the find.
ing of President Mitchell in the matter
of oustng Patrick Dolan and Uriah
BeIlingham from the presidency and
wee presidency Of district No 8. So
far as the national organization is con
cerned this is the end OF Dolan's case
Only he pleas OF President Mitchell
and Secretary Wilson, prevented the
expulsion OF Dolan from the organiza-
ton. Dolan and his supporters claim
something of a victory in defeat from
The fact that he was seated as a dele
gate in the convention, as was also
Vice Pres dent Belliugham. The two
actions followed Immediately on the
partial report Of the credentials com
mittee which had included the names
of Bellingham and Dolan as delegates
other business Of the convention
was the appointment Of committees
and the report Of the scale commit
tee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Engineer Corps In Cairo Arranging
For Extensive improvements in
BIG Four Yards.

A large party of engineers belonging
to the New York Central railroad com
pany were in the city yesterday look.
ing ever the ground. more especially
the Big Four rlght-of-way They
made careful observations and meas
nrements and will make a full report
of the situation to headquarters.
II Is understood that the plans of the
handling three thousand cars in the
companys yards above Fifteenth
street, and also to consider bridge
across the Mississippi at this point. as
outlined in this paper short time
ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

by trains. which could be enforced.
Alderman Lawler said he had talked
70 number Of people in his part
of the city, which would be more af-
fected by the new road than any other
part, and none opposed il, but all
We're opposed TO allowing the street
railway 10 come onto Washington ave,
nue. and If some plan could be pro
posed q avoid this he could sec no Oh
lection
Mr. Smith suggested that the mat
ter be laid over til Tuesday night for
further consideration. which was
agreed to.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
General Conditions Erie

General Conditions Friday a. N.
The crest Of the northwestern lhign
pressure area now oyeiii,s she nagah'
ern slope of the Rocky Mountains
The influence OF the high is NOW
being felt as far southeast az north
eastern Florida Il has. since yesleriay
morning. materially REDUCED temnera.
lures in the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states. and there has been slill
further fall Ia temperature in weston
Missouri, Nebraska, ColofadU and
South Dakota. The temperature ron
1inues considerably below zero in the
northwest and extreme west and
freezing weather now prevails as far
southeast as North Carolina. The
storm central yesterday in North
Carolina has moved Anrlhea- fwa,d
and now centers off the New England
coast A second disturbance esnters
apparently in the extreme Rolthwest.
Unsettled weather prevails over The
interior of the country this morning
with snow falling in the Ohio valley
in Missouri, Illinois. Kansas ana Oh
lahoma. and IA in Arftansas. The in
dications are for snow futures and
colder tonight, and partly cloudy with
rising temperature Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
BURIED AT UNITY
Funeral Of Leslie c. Atnerton Attended
BY Students From Chicago,
Who Brought Flowers

The remains Of Mr. Leslie Atherton
of Goose Island. who died in Chicae-
Monday night werc buried at tho
family grave yard near Emily Two
faithful students who poke by him in
death came down 10 attend the funeral.
bringing three beautiful floral designs
from loving friends in Chicago. Among
ihe o. enus who attended the funeral
from CAIRO were Sheriff Roche and
family Mr Lee Davi-. Miss Efie
Brelsfod. Mr. james Fitzgerald.
Jaifer Bggie. Dir. Coleman. The
u- ualE uf was peaceful and
hg-ifli leaving comforting mes
sas-v-to his mother aud wife. Hi ill.,
mes was very short: death was due
10 hemorrhage Of the stomach and
nervous prostratiun. caused BE- over
study.
Mr. Aherton was fo have GRADUATED
in june in Law. having been a student
for three years IN the Northwestern
University Besides Law be vas TAX
ing voice culture. He Ril be greatly
I'D By his many friends through
out ihe county. He leaves wife.
mother and half-sister. Mrs. Fannie
Vsiett. Of Salena. kar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
LIST Of Church Member

Arrangements are being made for
the publication in pamphlet form, the
complete list Of the membership of
the Cairo Presbyterian church, both
past and present. and SO far as the
church records show and to give the
location Cf ab-ent members. It is
greatly desired 10 have his iist in
print before he ffticth anniversary Of
the church which will be next Decdn.
Der, About one thousand names nave
been recorded upon the church books.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
DAY WAS SPENT

thar section are worth about 1925 each,
corner lots at perhaps $3.50
Two more witnesses for the plaintiff
will be examined today. when the wit
nesses for the defendant will take the
stand.
The case Is N manner somewhat
on the order Of test case. for should
the railroad company win its case in
its entirety ID Will more than likely
prevent many owners Of property To-
Gated DO thar vicinity and who are
hanging on the fence. from allowing
their caste 10 uo t0 trial
The jury after hearing the eviJenc,
will visit The property in question aud
will then SET a value upon If.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
Ore Displayed.

On display in the window Of Rudy
Laurents saloon, is several speci-
mems of ore from a mine operated by
the Mexican Gold and Silver company,
OF which it is stated Cairoites are the
largest stockholders. The ere is very
rich ID both gold and silver paying
about $40 ounces rs the ton The
stockholders arc fortunate in strik
ing II SO rich
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
SHOT THROUGH rHe HEAD.

S. Paul, March lG.-Whiic his bc.
'rothed was purchasing a wedding
wn 90 a store. Paul Lindberg. an
Omaha ira cling salesman for Cor
don g. Ferguson shot himself through
the head in his room az the Merchants
hotel He wa 10 have been married
tomorrow The body was found by
the woman. who returned ta The hotel
from her shopping
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

TIE attention Of the public is hereby
called to the provisions of Sections 81
and %. Chapter LVlll, Revised or.
dinanoes OF the City, prohibiting pIac-
ing OF or allowing to remain upon the
streets, alleys, public grounds or pub
lie landings Of the city, any box, bar
rel, hoqshead, crate, iron. coal, wood,
dirt, rubbish. brick or stone, or other
moveahle material: or any wagon, cart
or other vehicle for more than an hour
except when a team is hitehed there
to.
A penalty cf not less than three nor
more than fifty dollars for each offense
is provided for in each Of above sec
lions.
M. S. EGAN.
CITY Marshal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

While Big -Four engine No 50, was
being coaled yesterday and Fireman
Harry Korzine was mailing down the
apron to the tender lump Of coal
thrown by coal HEAVIER, struck him
L She back, knocking him down and
bruising him 50 that he was forced to
lay eff He was not however. serious
~ hurt and viii in day or so again
be able to report for duty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL INDICTED.

A message from NayGeld. Ky.
says Three indictments for suiIeriug
and permitting a nuisance by allowing
cars 10 ohstruct The crossing on West
Broadway were returned Monday
afternoon by the grand jury against
The Illinois Central Railroad company.
The time OF the 1ffenscs as mention
"a in tho indictments We're January
i3. December ~ and August s. when
IF is alleged that The railroad company
allowed its cars 10 remain coupled 10.
sether for thirty minutes an unrca
s0uable and Unnecessary leneih ot
/ inn. Il - =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
Notice

Notice IS hereby given that the pro
vision Of Section IS. Chapter LVlli
Revised Ordinance Ct the City relative
to trimming trees to a height Of twelve
FEET above the established grade Of the
side walk will he enforced.
70 the end that the gas posts may
rave no unnecessary obstruction. the
sbove ordinance will Re strictly en-
forced hereafter A penalty Of not
ess than five nor more than fifty dol
lars for each violation Of above ordi.
nance is provided.
NJ. S. EoAN.
City Marshal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

who has been here visiting her for
several days will leave soon for Okla
bona City TO accept a lucrative posi-
ton. Mrs. Walder has not seen her
brother for twentyse7en years and is
looking forward with much pleasure
h her trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
UNCLE SANS DEMANDS.

ConstantinOplc, March 10Th
American legation here in acknowl.
edging The note OF the Porte yield ne
to the American demand for the admls-
sion free Of duty az Beirut of all con-
signmants for the American schools
IN syria demands extension of the
privilege To all American Institutions
i'm Turkey
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
AssAsslNs BEHEADEO.

Canton, March lG.-The leaders of
The rebels Of Kuang 81 province and
three others who we're implicated in
the attack on the house OF Rev. Dr..
Andrew Bea.ttie. the American mis-
sionary az Fau in February. were be
headed March d..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

The funeral OF Thomas Lonergan
was held yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted al ST. Patrick S
church and interment was made n
Villa Ridge cemetery The deceased
who formerly resided in Cairo, died in
Jacksonville, H. from consumption.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
May FORM Boys Club.

Al the request of the boys Of the
Presbyterian church meeting has
been called for the youth Of the
church to meet at the pastors home
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock for
the purpose Of considering the ques-
ton Of organizing a boys club
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
PREPARED FOR A STRIKE.

st. Petersburg. March lG-Tle gov.
eminent Is convinced that attempt
90 organize a general strike. including
the railroads. viii not be successful
In any case the officials declare the
government is fully prepared. II the
strike is called. 10 break il mp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
THREE YEARS IN Prison.

odessa. March ia son of Gea
aral lsamcloG was condemned here
today t3 three years imprisonment
fo- publicly Spreading proclamations
among soldiers eAhoI'i ling them 70 ne-
tray their country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
DROPPED DEAD AT DINNER.

Lacrosse. Wis. March lG.-Andrev
Italian, proprietor of one ~ the large
retail stores in LaCrosss. dropped
dead while al dinner today aged %.
Death was duo ro shock Of a resent
operation
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Capt. Frank Cassidy received a
message yesterday telling Of the death
of Mrs II L. Gregory, of Sturgiss,
Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory formerly
resided in Cairo. The former was the
local manager Of Harth Brothers COM
mission office
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
MORGAN SEES THE KING.

Rome, March lei PierpOnt Nor
gan was received today in audience
by the King Of Italy. The king thank
ed AIR. Morgan for rerurn'ng the cope
Of Ascoli, which he had purchased AMI
which later proved TO have been
stOI.n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and M Yer.
ron. viii y Sc during the next several
days AL paducah will commence ris.
ng by tonight and continue rising for
several days Az Cairo not mucn
change during the next 36 hours, then
rise for eyeral days,
The Tennessee al Florence. will
continue rising during the next 36
hauss From Riyegton 70 the month.
win rise rapidly during the mex SO 70
As hours
Tho Mississippi @,om Chester 10
Cairo will continue faIlue during the
u At ai hours
r.. II. sAiYTH
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
kossUTH STRICKEN

Budapest, Hungary March iG.-
Francis Kossuth. leader Of the united
oppos ton In the Hungarian Diet. b.
suffering from c5ut complicated by
heart trouble Iio loH Consciousno-
several times during tolay's attack.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Left for Idaho.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stanton who
were united in matrimony Saturday
lcft for their future home IN Idaho.
Mrs Stanton was formerly Mrs G. W,
IMthnm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
ANOTHER CARNEGIE GIFT.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March l6.--An.
drew Carnegie has given $4,000 10
Gee College, a Presbyterian institu-
ton here College will cree, a 500
600 science hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
TO REBUILD NATIONAL ROAD

Wheeling, W, Va, March 16.-The
state good roads convention. now in
se sion hire will petition congress 10
rebuild the national read from Wash
ton 10 ST. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
KANSAS MAN TO BERLIN.

Kansa City No. March l6-Thc
'rus Jan government has called Dr.
ham0cau Of Kansas CIT 40, TO q
professorship az the Criyer-ity Of
u.-L-r
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Cairo and vicinity-Partly cloudy
with slowly rising Temperature. The
minimum temperature this a. M. will
be about IS degrees above zero.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
no STRING ON THIS GIFT.

Springfield No. March 16.-Audrev
Carnegie has given Dtpry College
CONGREGATIONAL $4,000 without con
frirul.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
BARS The JAPs.

Viadiyostot. March 1C-Ge1 raj
Golek9n commander in chief of jh,
Manchurian army. has issued au order
prohibiting japanese from passing
north Of the Russian lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

AIrs. John Hofheinz has gone 10 Cen.
tralia 10 visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
Tire sun and Moon.

The sun win rise today G!lo a. m
The sun will ser today sos p m,
The moon viii rise today. .l:05 a m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
eouL5s HAVE MEASLES.

View York. March 1f-Kingdoa
Gould the eldest Of the seven chIldr,
of George ,. GoriI. has contracted ras
measles from Dds t7yearold este.
Marjorie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Attorney Geo. Martin and wife, Of
Mound City. we're here last night and
attended the Production Of the ~Sambo
Girl
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Mrs ". NJ. Breysache- is confined to
her home on Thirty-sixth street by IN
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

J. A Davis. a prominent took farm
er OF Sikeston. Mo- vas in the e1y
yesterday on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Isaac Lahue has resumed his posi-
lion with the Cairo city Gas Com
pany after an illness of several days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
Washlnnton RulIetin

Washington March l6.-illinols-
Fair and warmer Saturday and Sun
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Roy Sutton. fireman on the Big
Four, Is laying OFF for few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cold Wave Shows Signs Of Breaking
Precipitation at Fifteen Points
Below Zero at Eight Points.
Yesterdays Cairo Tempe ratures.

Maximum temperature %. degrees
Minimum temperature - degrees
Tntnperatura at 7 D. m n degree
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Mr. Richard Renfro has resigned HIS
position with the Cairo Milling Com
pany and will leave soon for a brief
trim n Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Nirs Harmon NJ Bsish. of Twenty
SIKH street Who vas brought homo
from The hospital short time ago.
continues in very preoarious oondi
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17
PURELY PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr. and Mrs Dave Quarle oi
Mounds, We're mere yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Ward Csiier who is attending bust
ness college ar Carb0ndale is IN The
CO visirne friends and relatives. II
wiH rsfn1n ana resume his studies
3 Tf.esday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

DIED FROM HEADACHE POWDERS
Terre Haute Ind. March l6.-M-s
BETA stone. aged q. OF Paris. IN.
took headache powders today and
died
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Donald Balm has resigned his posi-
ton at The Halliday house news stand
and has taken one with the Big -Four
railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

illinois, Fair with rising tempera
ture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-17

Renruek and Tennessee-Parfly
cloudy and warmer.