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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowies.)
MOST FIGHTERS DIE POOR.

The story of. George Dixon's defeat the other day brought me up with a
 round turn to take look over the
 field of fighters who have gone to the
 bad financially after winning all kinds
 of good hard money in the prize ring, and began to think back over the list of men knew, something of in one way or another who have come off no bet ter.
 It's funny thing, but the average fighter never has much horse sense
 when it comes to handling money. l say the average, but don't count my self in on the average by whole lot.
 because I've got a neat little bundle, and I am going to hang on to 1t. i'm plenty caeey enough for that.
 It's an actual fact though. that most of the fighters have gone of, and have wound up in Restitution at the end. Perhaps some of these college sharps who find good living in fig uring out things of that sort ani writing yarns about them, can tel what angle in boxers nature brings him down that way. but I can't, and SO I'll leave 1t to them. I've been looking up the records a bit of late. and the first instance I can remember of the bat, so to speak, is Yankee" Sullivan.
 Anybody who knows anything about the ring at all knows he was a top notcher in the game half a century ago. Yankee was. as I say. a real fighter. and his real name was Frank A. Murray. He went along and beat everything that was put up against him for awhile-and a good while al that. until he met Tom Hyer. and Tom took his measure. Then he stacked up against John Morrissey. and John trimmed him. ioo. Ee was down and out. and he went west. He landed in California somewhere in the hfties and the records show that he ran across the vigilantes who were dealing out law and order in Frisco about luHt Ntme- lucy uEuHca nun oeS toh a had man. and he went to jail for awhile. While he was there it vas dopcd ou. that he vas mixed up with gang of burglars that were pretty busy there. and while there wasn't a shred of evidence against him. the wig ilantes arranged to execute him He vas murdered in his cell. but he put up a game fight. just the same. He hadn't . penny when he passed over the divide.
 Everybody remembers John P. Clov. pho vss shot through the heart by policeman at Denver. in 1ssa The poliesman-s name vzs F. c. Marshall. and the shooting occurred December g When they vsnt through the dead man they found IS cents. and that vas everything he had in the world bur his clothes. and yet he had cleaned up a sood bit of money in ais day
 Tsere rss John Morrisssy. vho gathered ID ncre money than sny cther fektsr cf his tine. Dct even en-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
BOWLING
MATCH AT WOOSTER
Second Casino Team Trims the Second Wooster Team in Good Shape.

The Wooster second team lost the first game of series with second Casino team last night on the Woos- ter alleys. Although the Woosters won two out of thee strings they were beaten on total pins. The totals were 2,531 to 2,484, a differ ence of AT pins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
sl.sy rn..-..s Are H.-es>...

sIrfy Thmusan1 Are Hsaesees.
 CHICAGO N.rch 1-The Chicn0 bureau of ef.rifSes in its pzbl'czfScn- -Cocperstio1.- 1ast is<1>d ss ss<bx- Ity for fhe statement ttzf so Iem dnnn eea@ nen la Ctzro are v11hs1s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07

Kvsry pretty ronan knovs she is. buk shs likes ts hssr her opinion con-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
BRENNAN AND GRESHAM.

Jack Brennan and George Gresham will come togethernext month down in the Simonsville Athletic club rooms. The match was closed yes terday when each deposited a forfeit of $10 in the Democrat office. By the terms of the match Brennan agrees to throw Gresham two falls in one hour of actual wrestling. The boys will wrestle for $50 a side. These little matches are creating a whole lot of interest for when local boys get together for money there is always something doing for there is not sufficient money in the contests for either one to make a prior agree ment. In any case it would be im- possible for such a thing to happen for in this as in all the matches in the Simonsville Athletic Club the boys know they will have to wrestle or get off the mat without cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
u.y.r .s H.s... pr.ppes De.s-

HUDSON. \. T. Narsh 1.-WiIIizm a HsIleubeck- nzyor of this city frcrc~d desd while co kis way 10 hi> sGee. He vss slrf1 -><vsa ysars sik
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
GEORGE BoTHNER WON.

New York, March 7.-George Bothner, Americas lightweight champion wrestler, met Abraham Kazzi of Syria last night at the Grand Central Palace, and after throwing the Syrian with head hold and arm lock in 12m. 14c., Kazzi refused to go on again, claim ing the fall was not gained fairly. In order to induce Kazzi to contine, Bothner offered not to count this fall, but the foreign expert would not consent to any conditions, and
 Bothner won the match by default.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

Stanbpuntt, mo bic Sebnbartsit auf'
bort, errei4t Iein unb mieperum cine
panit Dor Der Shtre ftsben. Damn
aber bttrfte he bas 2anb f&werer als
nun bsimiudsn, ba isBt Denigftens bic
&ssisruns, our9 gutes nnterpfanb aes
bedt, Die Bantnoten- Nussaben emblem
fann.
Wirb bic Resierung aber in Die
Sage psrisBt auf Snbuftris' attisn
bafirts Bantnotsn emblem 81 mtihsr,
10 pdre Der S9aben faum ab3uieben.
gs if re9t gut, baB benz Spetus
lirsn in uninnisen Wertben our3 Die
0otbpenbieteit bic @rense seffedt 1T -
Bis bierber unb ni9t ueiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

Sung bon 9rOblinsen mar tpett
iiber Die 2anbe pegen ieiner &aub5iige
berii6tist unb i9on Die Nennung feiz
mes Namens Derur1a9te aa~entbalben
elm @ruieln. @ie piele Sra9ten i9on
batten ibren 8eitimmungsurt ME en-
reidt, fonbern purben in 9robltngens
@otrat6sfammern aufgeipei9ert, unb
nie piele 3eii enbe mubten ii9 bur9
Elm bprrenbes 2Diegelb aus Der Sc
fangenfaaft befreien. @Gen jugte 10
Sung 5ur9t unb S9reden elm:
Nur elm @eien CAB es, benz ii9 Der
Bitter ftets in refpeftpOner @ntfsrs
nung bielt = feline S9niegermutter.
Sieie tpeilte nun i9on einige Mo=
nate auf Der Burg, fein @unber aliO,
bab ii9 Sung in ieinen eigenen
Mauern ni9t re9t mobl fiblte uno
mebr benn ie ii9 auf Streifaiisen be-
fanb. 60 peilte er au9 f9pn eine
Wp4e lang nit ieinem SrpB fern ron
ieinem 9eim ltnO lauerte an alien
gden unb Gnben auf 8eute, bisher
je6p6 pbne ieben @rfolg.
Sabur4 miBmutbis eemu4t. entz
f9lpb er ii9 zines Sases, nieber fir
furse 3eit beimaufebren unb beim ebz
len Sraubenfaft ieinen Corn binunz
terSuipulen.
60 CUB er benin Srbre gum 9eimz
rift unb Der Srob iebte ii9 in 8epsz
sung. Sc nGber iie iebo9 Der Burg
famen, beito niebergei4la9ener purbe
auna unb beito tpsiter blieb er nit ieiz
mem 2eibfne9t binter ben .Inbern
suriid.
Sieie, nit benz Sauptmann an Der
Spibe, ritten muater prauf los uno
freutsn fid i9pn, pieber einige 3eit in
&u6e subringen Su f0nnen.
Sa saben auf einmal Die 8orreiter
bas Signal, baB elm &eifetpagen nit
piel 9epdd in Sidt lei. SIN Sou par
aGes gum lleberfan porbereitet: als
Der Wagen berdntam, ipurbe er fat
pbne ieelifen Wiberitanb Der atpei be-
g~leitenben Siener senommen urlo oann
ein9's nit linn benz ni9t mebr fernen
S4lofe 5u, obne ii9 tpeiter INN Die
Snfafiin, cine bi9tperi9leierte, torpus
lente Dame, gu fiimmern.
Sofort purbe elm 8pte gum Suriidz
gebliebenen Germ gefanbt, INN linn Die
frobe &unbe gu bringen, Die er au9
nit Sreuben aufnabm unb ii9 fofort
anI9idte, ben SrpB ein5ubolen, mas
linn furS ppr Der 3ugbriide gelang.
Sriumpbirenb purbe in benS6lpbz
1of eingesosen, %porauf bic 8eii9tiz
gung bes Sanges erfolgen ipllte.
Sung mar abseiefien, trat on ben
@agenI9lag beran unb Offnete, um
Die Heiienbe ausfteigen gu lufen.
| 3uerit seigte ii9 cine ettpas unfDrmige
Mahe untsr Der Sbiir, bic ii9 bann
ldngfam aus benz Wagen b%erauslieB,
nm ii9 bierauf Dem Sitter unb ieinem
Srpb nit elmer tiefen 8erbeugung ents
f9leiert su5uipenben.
,Simmeli9pdf4perenotb!!" Wie
cneefpuraelt ftanb Sung bd unb ftarrte
auf ieinen Sang, auf feline liebe
S9piegermutter.
Sieie bate fi9 tpdbrenb ieiner 4b=
pelenbeit CUR 6eimreiie entf4lofen
unb mar nit ibrem &eifepasen benz
SroB begegnet. Der ben nguten Sang"
nit Sriumpb besriiBte unb 10 bic
SGapissermltter pie6er in basS9loB
5uriidfiibrte, pofiir tie audi benz
S9pieseripbne buloboaft ld9elnb
banfte unb ibren Iufentbalt in Der
Burg auf unbeitimmte 3eit perldns
eerte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
bic iibriaens burhs

ten Sinfonietta = bic tibri9ens ourhs
aus feline Sinfonietta, fonoern cine
isbr ausseoebnte, ia alau ausgeoebnts
Symphonic if : fanoen ielbf feline
8erebrsr per3weifelt, oa fe if4 in ois'
fem Notendaos niGt mebr sure4ifins
ben qonnten. Seine Qieber tra9e1
erOBsntbsils ben stempsl Der ahnf.
liateit, uno ielbf Der berrlide Iortrag
elmer Wpsa.@ meiner fann ibnen ni9t
ienes 2sbts geben, bas alein Der
i96pferif9en 3raft bss 3OmpOnifen
.entquiat. Sn fsinen SOnatcH, oeren
2Iapierpart sr itin9f in Berlin ielbf
bortrug. ftnb Defenders man4e trdus
mer,ide uno sarte Stellen ansiebenb;
aber oas 8nnse ma9t BEN ginorud,
bab bic Decoration bel tpsitsm ausge.
oebnter urb ippiger III. als Die Ir4i.
tettur. uno inmitten oieier erifaunli4en
unb raffinierten Se&nit ieuf3t man
sinsm SaBe alleri1lidtefen Mo3arts
ooer Sapbns, ME mon In i6wtilem
3immer nod einem 0au9e frii4er
9uFt fi9 isbnt. Der Sag wiro fOm
men, mo- bas ginfade in Der bsuti4en
Nuif pisosr in feline &edte eintritt.
Sn elmer gs3isbung III unb bleibt
allsroinss Berlin fur Seutidlano, ia
fir Die 6albe Wslt in muftaliiher 0in=
i9t enti9eioenb: 0irtuDIenrubm wirb
bier ssma6t. Sas bat Der Jaq Der
beibsn @u~noer9eiser geeiep uno @l=
man ernsut geSeigt. Der ungebeure
grfols, ben fe i'm pori9en @inter ere
rnngen, bat ibnen @eltruf gefiAert.
Stun fno beioe wieoer9etebrt, uno man
batts @~elssenbeit. bas urtbsil Der erfen
usbsrraiduns nadsuprifen. pbdnos
meme. Der isltsnften Nrt, bas ertuies fia
pieosrum, fino beioe. STR ben I'M
earn nimmt bic Mnmutb ieines Muftres
tens lei9t Elm, aber in benz unseidids
ten, ia faf t~6lpelbaftsn tleinen &uHen
ftedt bod srbsblid msbr Muft. 8eeiep
madt bic Muff ofenbar INN 10 mebr
SpaB, ie sr6Bere isdniide S4pieris-
fsiten lie ibm 81 iiberuinben gisbt.
gilman ite6t ibm als te&niiaer 6eren.
meiier, ME Der gang unslaublide 0ors
tras zines 8ru6f6eu 8iolintOn3ertes
Denies, t~sinsstusss nod. absr er iiber.
trifft i'm BEL tpeitem an Stilgefibl.
gtwas lie9t in feinem Spiele, bas auf
sinfige 8rbbe. f9lisbsn ldBt, unb etuas
In @eeisp's @legan3. oas auf ben thnf=
tigsn Birtuofen oeutet. So9 idlieB-
lid fno ia beioe nod babe ainoer,
unb mas 2eben uno graiebung aus
ibnen MAIDEN tue1oen, chi la sa? ;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
LAUNDRY i @: :: 4; :::',..'.
.~.gan. Sasplms $685.
@m @eri6t. Hixter. -!ho<
....geiot SsIsplcns $685..

am @eri6t. Ri6ter: r9a=
ben Sic mod etpas gu bsmerfen2"
@ngetlaster (bei9eiOen): rSapobl,
meine Serren; i6eil i9 biesmal NAM,
lid tbatfd6li9 uni9ulbig bin, mD6t'
ih ausnabmstpeii' I'm milbernbe ume
itGnb' bittenl"
Il m m Srau: .4l-
10, Seinen 9ei9mad babe i9 setrofs
fen nit Der &rapatte?" Mann: %
la.." 5rau: n8Ott iei Sant, i9 ba9te
i3on, Die Sarbe bate Dir ni9t suse>
lagt.. i'd babe mir ndmli9 iol9' Elm
8leib MAIDEN Iaffen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
dit 100, 900 Ginuobnern f6ngt

Wit 100000 Ginwobnerr f6tgt
bic @roBftaot on, bas 1T bsutautage Der
aassmsine Mabftab. Sarnad sibt es
isbt inn Seuti9en 3ei9e Al @roBfdbIs,
D. 3. mebr uls in irseno einem anoeren
State. @robbriianntsn unb bic Der.
sinistsn Staaten folssn aleroinss UNI
mittelbar nit 80 @robfdoten. absr
oann folst Elm GROCER Sprung gu &ub-
Lamb nit Is, Srantrsid nit Is, Sta.
lien nit IL, Sapan uno Seferreid
unsarn nit 8 @rOBfdoten. Dor ftnf
Sabrsn beiab Seuti6lanb nur 33. bel
@riinbung bes &eidss i'm Sabre 1871
iosar muir 9 @rObfdbte.
gei Der gerednung oes 3uwa6ies
Der 8sb6lferung in BEN Iebten ftnf
Sabren fslen fid far bic oeri&ieoeusn
Stdote bic srbbtsn unteridieoe bers
aus. 9refelb, bic Staot Der Seioen-
Snbufrie, bat fd nur I'm 81 proasnt,
@hen, Die Staot 2rupps. uni fat SO
pro;snt bermebrt. Gum She'll babsn
bel Den a%ufalenofen 8ermebrungsn
3wur au9 ginsemeinbun9en bon Rad-
bar6rtern fattssfunoen. Iber bas
Weife bat bod Die Mn3iebun9straft
uittissr Snbufris3tpsise setban.
Sabsr fommt ss, baB oie Rbeinpro-
pins our9 bic 3abl ibrer @rObfdots
Obenan ifsbt. sic aaein weift 8 @rOb,
ffdote auf, alfe eben 10 bel ME stpei
10 md9tise Staten tpie Oefierrei9s
ltngarn unb Sapan. Namentli9 bas
Wa9stbum 66lns auf 125, 974 Gin
ruobnsr if iberrai9eno. ueber sins
balbe Wilion ginwobner babsn I'm
9sutidsn &si9s ftinf Stdote: Berlin.
bas nit ieinen 8orffdoten suiammen 8
WiQionerl (obne bieie 2 WiQionen)
ginpobner sdblt, 6amburg NIT 800..
600, bic beiosn &sioen3en Wtin4eu
unb DRESDEN unb bic Sanbelsfaoi
2eipsig.
Ser qrobe Mufi&mune Der Berline,
@Orfdbte &iroorf. S&6neberg uni
@barIOttenburs bat benno& bic Bs.
p6lferun9s3unabme oes bon ibnen elm
ssensten Berlin UNI 7s prO3ent. alfr
UNI mebr aIs ben natiirli&en 3upa&s,
ni9t p~erbinoern f6nnen. ueberbaupi
weiien ole 8roBfdbte auBer Waabe.
burg unb 2refelo cine 10 ffarte Der.
mebrung Der Web6Iterung auf. baf
auber benz 1attirli&en @eburtsniiber.
I&ub au@ nod bic gintuanbsrung oa3u
beiaetraaen haber mub. Wie R& bi,
3abl Der Bep0lterung tn ben fleineu
Stdbten unb Defenders auf benz 2anb,
barfeIen tuirb, f6nnet mir erif nod
| einisen Wonate1 3uberldfRg srfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
. sSreuubIthe Hd6bdr

= SreunbIi4e Naabarn.
.@ie sefdat Sbnen Sbre rleue WObz
mans?"-. Sang gut, auBer baB mein
Na9bar bic 6lOte ipieien lernt." =
vSa iouten sic iih cine 9armpnisu
faufen." : .Oas that i9, besbalb bat
er ii9 ia bic JlDte angefaafft."
: 3eitbilb. 6rember: Merf>
piirbig, man fiebt heute iiberaa per'
bunbene aDpfe unb t~abenidmmerli9e
Mienen; batten sic &ir4peih i'm
Stdbtden9 Wirtb: S bepabre; aber
elm Waarenbaus baben mir iebt...
unb ba limb seftern gum erftemal
Musnahmepreife fir Meine unb Spi.
rituuien setpeien!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08
0erlan9t An3et8en
rsspb weI4er art werbeu IN Der .Snoiaua artbaus'
nit Sc per Belle fur iebe Suiertiou bsrennet.

S%erIanat: Cine erfobreue bsutfGe Qb6in In pripot
- TamiIie. ansrb66fer sobn fei waiGeu.
iein 8hsan. Eeues EEL 1855. slat5nfrageu
90 Rorb 8euufplpauia Strobs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-08

C%erIanqt: Cine Tran oI3 3ousbdIterir I'M Hinis.
~ uifen SofpitoI. ode Dbip uuo SENATE. Ron.
autraqsn tn Der Office bes 3ofpitaIs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Excursion to St. Louis and Return
Via Mobile & Ohio Railroad.

OnSunday. September 30th. the No
bile & Ohio will run special low rate
excursion from Cairo and intermediate
points to St. Louis Apply 10 NJ a o.
Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
ANDREW IOHR
LIE Of the oxsier.

Cairo, III. SEPT u. 1895.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Stocks ~ Bonds y Cereals
WHEAT WAS QUIET
AS Result of Completely News From
the Northwest-Corn and Oats
Were Up a Shade.

Chicago, H., Sept. 26,-WHEAT-
Trading was quiet all day and the
tone of the market was easy to the
principal influence was the situation
in the northwest. News regarding the
spring wheat crop was conflicting and
this accounted to a large extent for
the apathy among the traders The
report from Minneapolis claimed that
less wheat had been threshed in Min
nesota than in any Of the past 20
years. Receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth continued small and according
to message from Winnepag the
movement in Canada was greatly ham
pered by car shortage. The market
received support late in the day as
a result Of liberal clearances of wheat
and -four December closed off u q
~.
CORN-The market opened active
and strong as a result Of considerable
falling off in local receipts. For a
time prices held firm but later free
selling of May caused slight recess.
sions. Covering by noris resulted in
renewed firmness December closed
up A03sc
OATS-There was q good general
trade and prices ruled strong Dam
age reports from the northwest consti-
tuted a source of strength. Shorts and
locol luI1a trarc tho prinninol h,typrr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, H.. Sept &c CATTLE
| The demand was tame. Offerings oil
native cattle were liberal and, not
withstanding the fact that the quail
| ity was rather good, it was hard
matter for sellers to dispose Of their
holdings Shipping demand was lack.
ing al the opening and export buying
wa meagre. II looked as though the
better class in the native division
would sell about steady but indications
pointed ten cents lower.
HOGS-The market received a set
back this morning at the start. Few
shippers aud spectators made an ac-
tive market for short time. but after
they finished the demand toned down
to very meagre character Sellers
are having hard work TO induce buy
crS TO take hold Prices were off ,
to 10 cents
SHEEP-Sheep and lambs were
weak again. While prices for the
best sheen were yearly steady. lambs
were OF 10 TO n cents. The demand
was tame.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
MARKET UNCERTA|N
Yesterday as Result of the Rather
Mixed Conditions OF Money
Close Was Easy.

New York, Sept 26.-Price move
mcnts were divided by considerable
intervals of time In the days stock
market and for the most of the day
the currency was sluggish and listless
with disposition to cling about last
nights levels, AT one time during the
day there was a fair average Of gains
scattered through the list but from
that level prices plunged to a gen
eral decline. 1t was difficult to trace
the factors in all these movements.
Early call money rate Of six per cent
proved a discouragement TO specula-
tive sentiment as it was supposed
that it marked the beginning of a
pinch Of preparations for October set
dement's. The fear was disproyed by
later developments, the cali loan rate
falling back before active money lend
ing of the day was concluded Not
only was all the money market undis
prevailed for time loans and add-
tiOnal supplies were offered in that
market. There has been some money
withheld from the eaIl loan market
waiting for rise in the rate to desig-
nate a figure II is believed that the
failure Of call loan rates to advance
has prompted the placing of some
money thus held in the time loan
market Yesterday was the last day
for payment of subscriptions to half
the contemplated issue of St. Paul
stock, calling for about $12.0J0010
and the completion OF arrangements
for the payment may have released
some money. The announcements of an
gold for import also developed the
money market Money continues to.
move from New York to the interior
by indirect method of pay
ment of revenue dues at interior
points by drafts on New York. This
helps to account for large gains by
the snbreasury from the local banks
which amount to $I771,00 since the
last bank statement Included in this
is upwards Of $t000,G00 in return of
government deposits against gold en-
gagged for import for which banks are
by receipt of foreign gold
The course of events in Cuba had
a share in the unsettlement of the
market from time 20 time. Markets
were uncertain and fluctuations con-
-inued mp to the last, prices rising to
The best Of the day in he final hour
and then running oil again with an
easy closing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27

When a fortnight old The oyst-- T.
not much larger than the head Of 2
pin. A. the end Of four years growth
q Is e. for ne market Ovz.a-s I've
C che aga r. f-17l - - Is -aa-s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27

There may Ne a want al printed to
dsv which BE- ~huniirE = bob fpr nan
-ho -usht - haze been T-, .lBs e.
r0u tor Jnsra.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. Sept 90 Money ON call
firm f1.H6 per cent, tima loans a
shade easier sixty and ninety daya Z
per cent Six months GaGit per cent
Prime paper 6lad7 per cent EN
change easier demand iS3.15n 1881,
sixty days lI2G06 1866. Ear silver
6Sz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27

Low Rates to Trenton, Tenn, via Mo
bile ard Ohio r. r.
On October 9Th to 18th, NJ. and o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Low Rates to Memphis, Tenn, via
Mobile and Ohio r. r.

on October 18th to 18th, inclusive,
NJ. and o. agents will sell tickets to
Memphis, Tenn, at rate of one fare
plus % cents for the round trip. Re
turn limit October 31st. with privilege
of extension to November goth. Ask
your home Agent for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27

vYms zeal Ha been csusEt an
fh- md oi Dlt Oi1ldi pier lf msp
FISHING there. The seal vas caugH.
On ara ordinary fshhook and weiehe
bafween 90 and q pounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Low Rates TO Humboldt Tenn, via
Mobile and Ohio r. r.

one and on.third faro for the round
trip. account Humboldt Fair Tick
cts will be sold October Sth to 18th
from stations, Corinth to Cairo, in
elusive. Return limit October 1ith.
Ask NJ. and o. Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Low Rates to St. Louis and Return

Low Rates TO ST, Louis and Return
Account meeting American Bank
crs' association on October IAN and
18TH Mobile Il Ohio railroad agents
will sell tickets 10 St Louis and re-
turn at rate of one fare plus 25c for
the round trip; final limit October
2oth with privilege OF extension to Oc.
tobcr 3oh. Asy NJ. & Q. railroad
agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Excursion TO St. Louis and Return
Via Mobile G. Ohio Railroad.

OnSunday, September 30th the Mo
bile & Ohio will run special low rate
excursion from Cairo and intermediate
points to ST. Louis. Apply TO NJ. & O.
Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
Notice Of Special Stookholders' Meet.
ina Of The Cairo Telephone COMPANY.

ing Of The Cairo Telephone Company.
Public notice i7 hereby given that 2
special meeting of the Stockholders of
said corporation will Do held ON the
23rd day of October. 1906. al the hour
OF O'Clock y. ma for the purpose of
considering the question Of chauEin-
The name If The Cairo Telephone Com
pany tp Home Telephone Company Of
Cairo, Illinois.
ANDREW IOIIR
NJ g WRIGHT.
s. AISTUORPE.
Directors
Cairo, ia. Sept II. 1905.
Amador ledger., 1906-02-09
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Probate of Will.

In the Superior court, of the
county of Amador, State of California.
In the matter of the estate of Louis
Napoleon Martell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Satur-
day, the 10th day of February, 1906, st
ten O'Clock a. m., of said day, and
at the courtroom of said court, at
the Courthouse in the city of Jack
son, county of Amador, state of
California, have been appointed as
the time and place for proving the
will of Louis Napoleon Martell, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application
of Della Belle Martell, Of jackson,
county OF Amador, State OF Cali
fo1nia, for the issuance to her of
letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 23rd day of January,
1906.
q. L. CULBERT.
(seaI Clerk of said Court.
By ]. r. Huberty, Deputy Clerk.
Chas. Ii. Crocker, Attorney for
Petitioner. Jan. 26, st.