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FIADOR DENUNCIADO.
pOr peIuriO en- San
German,
TsStigOs que Sc afirma han diChO
que Natalie FiguelOa no saIi6 De
Ia hacienda ''QuiTOnes en- Ia
nOChe Del atsntadO ViVOni Pa
bon.
MuChas multaS que han sldO ImpuSstas pOr sI
IuSz municipal.

San German, Agoato 7.-Hace siete
dias fue denunciado por perjurio, uno de
los fiadores de Natalio Figueroa ell presun-
to autor del atentado contra Ia vida de los
aefores Vivoni Pab6n, cuya ocurrencia
tuvo lugar el 27 de julio pasado.
Con motive de tai denuncia, Ia fianza
qued6 inefcaz, toda vez que el fador de-
nunciado 10 fue por no tener bienes exen-
tos de ejecuci6n. Y con ese motive Ee
esperaba que el juez el fiscal hubieran
Teducido prisi6n al Figueroa hasta Ia
constitution de una nueva fanza legal;
pero no ocurri6 asf se dice que Natalio
continia todavia en- ibeTtad sin fanza
legal.
81 ESQ es cierto llamamos la atenci6n de
quien corresponds,
-Se dice tambi6n, que uno de los fla
dores de Natalie FiguerOa, el cual fador
vive en- sitio lejano ha asegurado en- el
BumaTio, que Natalio no sali6 esa noche
de la hacienda de don Paco Qui1ones.
En- el asunto de ese atentado, Sc dice
que existe la conviction evidente, que fu6
hallada el arma agFesora y que luegO fue
vendida y qGe 90 cree ha sido reconocida.
-El juzgado municipal ha impueato en-
estos dias la mar de multas que BE han
hecho efectivas:
A Enrique Luqueti, So. .
A Celso Leon 20, S..
A Angel LugO, SO.
A Pedro Lugo, S..
A Julio Alvarez, So.
A Otro senior Lugo, Sc.
AL Meme Palmer y al Zumbo $275.
A Paco Guzm6n, 81.
A Herminio Palmer, $3.50.
Han ingresado esos y otroS picos ade.
mas de las costag.
Sc dice que adem6s del fador de Fl
gueroa apaTecen otros sieta testigos decla-
rando que no abandon6 Ia hacienda esa
noche. Y sin embargo Ia policfa encon-
tr6 al acusado solo , en- una cochera.
--AHegGran que relacionada con el
Rtentado Sc dice que fguTa Ia historic de
un revolver desaparecido de cierto sitio.
Ell pueblo SO queja del NAL alumbra.
do que ge sirve al pdblico.
Ell sargento Dionisio Gonzalez que
comanda aqui la policfa insular eB uu CO
rrecto funcionario que en- Ell !cumplimiento
de So deber no conoce nadie, pesaT de
que sabe distinguir las personals de las que
10 parecen y no 10 son. Desde que esta
aquf Gonzalez las turbas Sc han compri-
mido y los mismos guardias solo estdn
atentoB su deber.
Los incorporates parece que prepare
ban aLgO para las inscri ipCiones del S6bado
el Sargento Gonzalez les oli6 el tocino
tempo haci6ndoles fracasar en- sus pla-
nes. Ahora han dicho que en- el pr6ximo
Sabado hGrd11 10 mar de cOsGs; pero como
la policfa estd sobre aviso, es de presumir
que el orden imperara pOr mas que duela
pese los desordenados. .
"A 445 alcanzaron las inscripciones
de mayorfa que tenemos sobre los ''incOr-
porados."
va no nos alcanzan nj en- ell caballo de
AtaEsio.
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La fOtOgrafia de las baTaS.

Ell DR.. Riegler, de Budapest, ha hecho
un experimentO fotogrdfco tan curioso,
que muchaS personals les parecera in
crefble. Ha conseguido fotografar una
bala que, disparada por un rife. cruzaba
los aires con la velocidad de 44O metros
por segundo.
FL arma empleada fu6 un fusil corrien-
te de los'que usa la infanter1a, y el expe-
rimento result6 las mil maravilIas, pues
Ia plaza sensible recogi6 una imdgen per-
fecta de Ia balR.
Hasta Rhora Sc habfan hecho fotogra-
fias de caballos al galope, de golondrinas
volando y hasta de los rayos pero no Ia
fotograffa de una bala de fusf, triunfo
que tiene que aiadir su larga lista el ar
to fotogrSfco.
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las MuJEPEs

aburridas. Sc dice que los hom
bres tienen, que trabajar y las mu.
ieres llorar; pero desgraciadamente
en- este mupdo tan ocupado, & me-
nudo sucede que las muieres tienen
que trabaiar y Horar q la vez. La
mui ier triste y aburrida pierde su
apetito II Sc adelgaza debilita.
De vez en- cuando tiene ataques de
palpitaci6n v Sc v6 obligada & guar
dar CANA por mo 8 dos dias,
81 entonces hay alguna epidemif
como influenza 8 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataque
que g menudo prepare ell canine
para afecciones cr6nicas de la gar
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo difcil yer como terminara.
Deiese que la mujer cansada Y re-
cargada de trabaio descanse todo
10 possible, Y sobre todo p6ngase &
su disposition, una botella de La
PREPARAcION DE WAMPOLE
remedio SECURE 8 infalibIe para to-
dos los males que afectan q la mu-
ier. Es tan sabroso como la miel
y contiene todos los principles nu-
tritiYos v curativos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosfitos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta 7
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antea
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
putritivas de los aHmentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimIlaci6n
ha hecho renacer Ia esperanto :
Ell buen humOr en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de Ia -aas
absolute confanza y sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impurezo
de la Sangre, Clorosis, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa Y Tfsis. Gel Sr. DR..
Jose M. Guiiosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Senorita que pre-
sentaba alkunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes Ell e aparatO respiratorio J
desde el ipriIAer frasco comenz6 8
notarse aliYio marcado, habiendo
desapareeido toda hnelIa de enter
medad al terminar el sexto frasco.
eCada d6sis es efectiya. El desen
gafo es impossible. En- las Boticas
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la Ieheta de anDGhs.

Con bastante concuErencia se llev6
efecto anoche la retreta anunciada por la
Banda del Battalion Puertorriqueho, aien-
do muy aplaudida, particularmente en- 81
paso doble titulado ''Sangre TCrera" en-
Il Opera 'TTaviata" que le valid ID repe-
tici6n de Ia Ultima parte, por 10 bien ajua-
tada que estuvo.
AL terminarse Ia ejecuci6n de Ia 'Tra-
viata" fue faIicitado 81 senior Miranda por
algunos mdsicos de Ia Compafia de Ops
"a.
Nuestra falicitaci6n 4 los muchachOs del
Battalion.
UN OYENTE.
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Gartas detsnidas

Acevedo Maria, Acosta Juanita, Al
druch J. P. s., Ashe Howard, Aller Jose
Maria, Alvarez Matria, Babilonia Loren
20 Mendez, Castro Juana, Calder6n Mar.
cos. Catheliuaud Ernesto, Coll Francisco,
Colon Carlos A., Costa Jose Martinez de
Ia, Dslapas Francisco, Dealza Pl6cida,
Diaz Placido, Diaz HilaFio, Diaz 6otero,
DAMN Luis, Esposos Antonio, Estremera
Juan, Fontes y Ca, Franco Carmen, Fl
gueroa Gregorio, Figueroa Juana, Garcia
Angels, Gomez Monsita Pesante, Garcia
CesareO, Ginard Jaime, Gsliga Miguel,
Gonzalez Maria Luisa, Gutierrez Nico.
medeg.
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OtT0 CahOnazQ.

La siguients hoja slta circuI6 en- La
res:
Como salimos hoy oy.............s.....
sPues con 148 de mayorfa, que con los
524 del SSbado 6ltimo hacen I'm total des-
pampanante de 672.
s'Y para 81 S6bado que yiene?
''No pregunteB. B...-.....nO hay quien al.
canoe & la Union.
Que triunfoIil Lares de Agosto 1906.
.JuGn CoEsente.'
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IIanvIa de Myayaguez.
Console Do Administration.

En- session celehrada pOr este Conseio %
acord6 convoCar los sefiores accionistas
para Junta General ordinaria Ell dia 26
del cOFEiente las de Ia mafiana en- 81
local de ID Sociedad, en- cumplimiento 10
que prescribe 81 artfculo 25 de los Esta-
tutos
Mayaguez, $ AgOstO 1895.
u u. Megsndez.
3va Presidents.
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InfOrme de un aIienista.

Un eminents alieniata russo informa que
en- dos mil cuatrocientos casos de prisione.
ros aislados, ObservadOs por 81, solo encon-
tr6 ciento ochenta y seis personals vfCtimas
de inAanidad mental.
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RlIEGO

Lo hacemos los Sres. que se reIacionan
continuation 4 in de que Sc Birvan con-
testar sin mas demora, les reiteradas cartas
que les han aido diriiidas por Ia Admins
tTaci6n de este diario, para IL iquidaci6n
de sus respeCtivas cueutaa
Don jose Ferrer y, Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
Carlos Z. de- Choudan ANAGCO.
Manuel Il Touu dc HUMACAO.
j. a. Morera Colon de SALINAS
/" NicOlSs Benitsz Delgado JUN
COS.
DON Domingo Gallart de Il g CENTRAL
AGUIRRE
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Ia mnisI mas pegueia del mund0.

La mujer mas pequefita del mundo, 20
assgura que es Mile. Paulina tle Holanda.
Tiene rs amos do edad apenas mide vein
te pulgadaB inglesas de altura. Su peso
no pasa de nueve ibraa.
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Peeh los deales deeen los repctvO expeent
efivO
daTe
btada pTopedad
verified PuertoRco, 1906
(sgned) GINIENEZ-subcOIetOr
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Sc quejan en- Manatf de que varios
encargados de bafiar caballog ca eE rio, ss
colocan On sitio perindical prEa otras per-
sonas que hacen uso de las sguas del Eefe-
rido Tio. Que deben cambiaF da lugar.
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EstadistiCa escoIaE.

Un hombre dc cada 213 eva Al cole
gio en- Alemania; uro de cada $40 en- Es-
cocia, uno de cada 1000 en- IngIaterra, y
uno de cadas 5. 600 an los Eatadog Unidos
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAa-D. jos n. CarFeEo Diri-
giE1s, Luna 7d.
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Un surtido Gls FOpa muy barato para
nifios ia rscibido sLa Tiandita 81 lado
del Ayuntamianto. Su dusfs quiers que
10 napan sua numeroDou amigos
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Buen ns90cIa.

Sc Venden % yuntas de bueYds, pr0pias
para trabai0 y lO8 euerdas DE- teEgen0.
FL que las iiterese diEliase Jose CT. Cal
der6ns Rio GEandes r. R a0v,
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO;
. sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN ES INMUEBLEs.

la Cayey, da %
de 1906 los gen d das de venddOs los mgos
embgad habe Pagado
ddo VenGa dine la Ley
al
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Caballos nusvos se estau traqueando
en- 81 Hip6dromo de esta ciudad, para to-
mar parte On las pr6ximas carreras.
Una mayorfa de 1048 eIectores unio.
niBtas, hay inscrita en Manatf hasta 81 al.
timo s6bado.
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PaTeGe impOsibIe,

CA palsseses verdad y sinembargo
no Il 81 son fsn6melos que nunca la cien-
cia explica pero que 81 usted quiere puede
explicarsslo muy facil y sencillamente: Sc
le dS por $40 un traje hecho q la medida,
casimir ingl6s en- cOloFsS Claros y Oscuros,
como uste1 dease, es una verdadera ganga
que durara mientras dure Ia colossal exis-
tencia de casimires que recibimos con Ia
Bola intenci6n de poder favoreCer 81 rue
bio agradecido de San Juan que tantO
apoyo y protection viene prest6ndonos en-
nuestros establecimientos con Ia preferen.
cia bien marcada siempre comprsr On
"La Gloria" ola Vizcaina" aEl
Cieio."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-28
MOUND CITY

The young child of Edward Keller,
the barber, died Monday night. The
mother is very i'll and the family IS
suffering sad afflic.tno
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held al the Methodist church. The
Rev. b. F. Utley will preach the ser.
mon. A series of revival meetings are
being held a this church and the
attendance is good with a marked in.
terest.
Rev |. A. HUNDRED, pastor of the
Congregational church, has arranged
TO have a travelling circulating brary
of the Illinois Federation of Womens
clubs brought to Mound City. The
library will be placed in DR.. j. Hall
Whiteakers office and doubtless will
be patronized we'll During the past
summer the tennis court arranged by
Rev. Humberd was the source OF much
pleasure 10 the young people and now
that the winter weather has set i'm the
library will prove a pleasing divers on
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THANKSGIVING DAY In
THE CAIRO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
True Spirit of the Season Will be Observed
With Generous Donations to Chidrens
Home and Other Worthy Causes

All the schools of Cairo will observe
Thanksgiving today with song and
story appropriate to the day, not for.
getting TO express their gratitude for
the blessings of life in generous do
nations TO those who are less fortu-
nate.
Superintendent I. c, Clendenen sew
eral years ago inaugurated the Gus
tom Of having the pupils bring dona,
tons Of food, provisions and clothing
10 the school at Thanksgiving time
to be distributed among the needy AMI
thus the real spirit of this happy holt
day has been inculcated in the youth
of Cairo With lavish hands each
year great supplies have been heaped
in all the school rooms and later many
needy homes have been supplied.
Last year the Chldren's Home re-
ceived enough supplies of food from
the school children OF Cairo TO last
three months Douglas school alone
gave handsome s25 rug 10 cover
bare floor in the Home and the sum
of SIS in cash. Other schools gave
freely apples, potatoes and onions,
canned goods and everything in the
eatable line imaginable
Today the offerings promise to be as
great if not to exceed those Of form
er years.
At the Cairo High School he pro-
gram viii be as follows. beginning at
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AIexandel, w. A. Kelley.

, Alexander-W A. Kelley.
Pulaski-Ada Butler
Massac--
General Discus ion
usic-Instrumental.
The Teacher (al As a Public Ser
yaut-Prof Fl C. Fletcher. Anna
Discussion
AleXander-Laura Milford
Massac--
I'D As a Private citizen Miss Al.
ma Grain.
Discussion
PuIasld--Anna Groenberry.
lTnion-E. G. Ferrll
General Discussion
lutermission
Vocal SolO-W Willie Dougbcuy.
Reading Geneva Howard
The Criminal Glass in the Public
Schools ana Their Effect on the
Schools vs. the Schools Effect on
Them Supt W. A. Spence.
Discussion
tnl0n-A. r. iUllSaChtF-
Pulaski-B. Proffitt
Alexander. w Parks.
Massac--
General Discussion.
Music--Ladies' Quartctte.
Saturday Morning, Dec. (.
Song" Anne lea Association.
Invocation l. A. Humbcr1
Drill Second Grade Pupils.
The Spirit Of Commercialism and
Is Effect on Our Schools and Rene
dies. tal AS To the Pupil Supt. John
Snyder.
Discus ion
Union Mrs Kate Maritime,
Pulaski Mrs Watt.
(bl As to the Teacher-Supt Elect
May Hawkins.
AleXander-Prof w. y. Bannister.
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ON THE RIVERS
General and Local Notes.

The Peters Lee arrived from Mem
rhis at I m. yesterday and 90
away AT 6:So. putting of a lot d
freigh here.
The Herman Paepcke went to Bar
field yesterday with one empty.
The Dick Fowler had good bust
ness from and 10 Paducsh steiday
The Beaver went 10 St Louis with
three barges OF logs.
The Charlotte Boeckeler took two
empt,es TO Hickman.
The Stacker Lee arrived from ST.
Louis q ; p m. yesterday bound for
Memphis. She was here till near mid.
night aiding freight
Many thousands Of bushel. of corn
are said TO have been lost because
Of the high water on the tributaries.
The tow boats had all left pittsburg
Saturday and the great quaint les Of
coal which had been gathered there
since the departure Of = fleets on the
late rise viii have to wait till they
ri urn.
The new STEAMER :. : Brown is
TO leave Pittsburg today for the
lower river with Capt. Tom J. Oar.
rsgh in command
u B. reported that a number Of
ties were lost IN the upper Ohio and
tributaries. in efforts to capture the
great quantities Of drift which the
food brought out.
Rising rivers were reported yester-
day A. follows. JOhnsonville a.3.
Paducsh e5. Davenport ~. New
Madrid o6 Memphis R.2- VicLsburg
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BRAVE CHAUFFEUR
FREED BY COURT
MAN WHO IN EFFORT TO SAVE
BOY WRECKED AUTO AND
KILLED MILLIONAIRE SNYDER
IS DISCHARGED.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 27.-Franl,
Schroeder, chauffeur in charge II the
motor car on October p. last, whcu
H. u. Snyder Tho millionaire. and q
hoy were Killed was discharged today
lie had been charged with man laur,.
Ter for criminal negligence. To savo
Z bn hoy. who Was playing In the street.
schroeder siccrcd the car toward the
sidewalk. u struck an iron trolley
pole. killing both Snyder and the boy.
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CONVENTION Of
TEACHERS UNION
WILL BE HELD IN MOUND CITY
TEACHERS OF FOUR COUN.
TIES TO ATTEND.
MEET AT OPERA HOUSE
Excellent Program Arranged Which
Will Attract a Large Attend
anee--Opening Session Next
Friday Afternoon.

The Teachers Union association
consisting of Union, Pulaski, Alex
ander and Massac county pedagogues
viii hold convention at Mound City
November 35th and December list.
The sessions will be held in the
opera house and the program will lie
as follows:
Friday Afternoon, Nov 80,
Music-'I Illinois '-Association.
Invocat.on-Rev. b. F. Utlcy
Address of welcome-Judge w. a.
Wall.
Response-President f. f. Butler.
School Management Mistakes That
Are Usually Made and How They
May eB Avoided-Prof l.. r. Cox.
III.
Cnion-Homer Hinkle.
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MassaC--
General Discussion.
Drill-First Grade Pupils
Poard of Education or Directors.
tal On What Shall the Teachers
Salary BE Based.
Massac--
General Discussion
tb) How Can They Be Induced to
Secure Demands
AIeXander-~ Earl d. Neach.
General Discussion.
Readng-.Flora noughcrty.
Solo-Insirumental-All!e Belts.
business Meeting
Noon.
s p. m. Friday-A Lecture one of
Carbonate Faculty.
Adjourn.
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COMING TO CAIRO
NJ. Clarence Smith VIII Leave ouan
House at mUrphysboro and 10.
cate in Cairo.

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Smith. of
Murphysboro. are here. guests of The
latter's father. Mr. George F. orr. as.
sistant cashier Of the City Natioaal
Bank. Yesterday was Mr. Ort's birth
day anniversary and the event was
pleasantly observed at his comfort
able home on Washington avenue.
NJ Smith has had charge - the
Logan house N Murphy bo-o for d
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with a maximum temperature OF IS
and minimum SO. which latter was
the record at ! D. m. At II O'Clock
last night the street instruments
marked a.
Light rains were reported in yes
terdays government bulletin from II
points The lowest temperatures
were 4 at Helena, Ii at Bismarck and
10 at Wi-nemuca.
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Yesterdays River Forecasts.

Yesterdays River Forecasts. -
The Ohio. at Evansville and Mt
Vernon. will fall rapidly during the
mex several days At Paducah will
commence falling tonight or Wednes
day At Cairo, will continue rising
during the next ~ TO "A hours come
10 q stand. then fall
The Tennessee at Florence. will
fall rapidly. Al Jacksonville. will
commence falling tonight or Wednes-
day
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis TO Cairo. no material change
during the next Sc hours.
p II. SMYTH.
Local Forecaster.
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couple of wears and has been quite
uccessful, but has made up his mind
to come back 10 Cairo He will not
90 into the hotel business here. but Is
negotiating fer another business in
which he will settle down in Cairo
permanently Mr. Smith saws Muy-
physRoro is very quiet in a business
way
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A OaAy houal1t.

Treat Christs life as your copy.
The scholar does not ask the teach.
er why such and such lctlerg appear
in the copy but repeats them over
and over until they are learned. -
Daily Companion
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Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Generally fair:
colder with minimum temperature
near freezing point
Kentucky: Fair; colder
Tennessee: Fair colder in east
portion
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FRulr BUSINESS SOLD.

have old my confectionery anil
fruit business 10 r. Il. aud c. l.. De-
onut All bills against me will be
paid by them
d. O'CALLAIIAN
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Sun and Moon.
Washinnton Forecast

Washington, d. g. Nov 27.--Illinois
Wednesday and Thursday,
light TO fresh west to northwest winds
becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-28

Mrs. Austin says My hucllwhcat
cakes viii please YOU If You love the
good oldfashioncd flavor"
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New Orleans 0S.

The river marked 36.3 on the Cairo
gauge at ( p. m. Yesterday showing a
rise Of o. in q hours one year ago
IL marked $40 feet.
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BAND WILL PLAY.

Culyer's Egyptian Band will play 10
night at the Greater Cairo Skating
Rink.
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Song Grace Edmund
Recitation, Minnie Conant.
Reading, Rosa Goodman.
Giee club
Act Nathan Hale.
The last number. an act from the
drama of Nathan Hale, will be gvea
under the direction of Mrs. Laura A
Miller. supervisor of music and OF
Mi Margaret Wilson teacher OF
English branches.
The High School will donate to the
Children's Home and to the K. NJ. X.
c. charity fund.
At the Lincoln Stafford. Douglas.
Sumner and Garrison schools the pro
grams will consist of songs, recita.
tons, Thanksgiving stories and dont-
tons.
School will close this afternoon for
the Thanksgiving vacation to resume
next Monday morning.
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The WEATHER

a fair sky and quiet atmosphere
greeted the people Of Cairo yesterday
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First Prayer in Conqress.

The first prayer in congress WIS
made in l777 by the Kev. Jacob Duche.
rector Of Christ church and man Of
dorable learning. lie afterwarI
turned traitor 10 the cause of indie
pcndcnce Tho Sunday Magazine
Ten Womct WhcelHri5hts.
The last U1itcl states census re-
ports ten women working As wheel
vr.ghts in the rcualrv
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-t;S0 p. M:
School song,
Origin Of Thanksgiving Emma Her
bert.
Recitation. Nellie McElIigott.
Recitation. Mamie O'ConneH.
Reading Anna Adams.
Class song.
Expansion OF United States, Mabel
HickcoX.
Recitation. Dora Kluge.
Paper, Western Writer'S Julia
FaYrin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-09-25
No Time Wasted
Prompt Action is Pleasing Many
Wausau Citizens,

Get down to the cause or everything.
Bad backs are caused by sick kidneys.
Cure the kidneys you cure backache.
Doan's kidney Pills are for kidneys
only
No time wasted trying to cure other
troubles
Wausau people endorse their merit.
Adolph Anderes, brick layer, of 1908
Third Ave-, Wausau. Wis, says: "a
couple of years ago my back bothered
me for two months. suppose | must
have caught cold that settled on my
kidneys. | had constant pain across
the loins and my back was terribly
weak. | had to be careful how | moved
about for sharp twinges of pain would
catch me very suddenly. When work
ing my back tired rapidly and | have
often had to stop and brace my back
and rest for a while. | tried plasters
and liniments and various kidney
remedies but nothing did me particle
of good until / got Doan's Kidney pills
at Albers' drug store. This remedy
acted quickly and effectually and the
cure it made was lasting one, for /
have not had a sign of this trouble since
using Doan's Kidney Pills.
tor sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- sand
take no other.