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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
HAVOC WROUGHT BY .SILKWORM

were swollen and her face gave evil
dence of long weeping, which was sup
ported by the persistent convulsive
heaving Of her shoulders.
why, Mandy" exclaimed her mis-
tress. "I'm right glad to see you back.
Did the wedding so nicely?"
mo, ma'am," said Mandy, then
burst into a storm of tears. mo,
a'am. it just didn't so at all. l amt
been married"
Not married, Mandy? Why, that
is too bad! What was the matter?
Didn't Henderson Gomez"
"Ya-as'm, he done come. Everybody
done come The whole chu'ch was
plumb full of people. | reckon some
of em is there yit. Everybody was
there but me-"
Sobs again shook her and interfered
with speech.
well, what was the matter, then?"
finally inquired her mistress. Did you
change your mind?'
90, lawsy, no. Miss Sally. I wanted
to git there bald enough. But, Miss
Sally-Miss Sally" sobs again
Miss Sally, one of dem plaguy,
squnshy white wo'ms done-done-
coocoo-ed in my weddin' dress!"--
Youths Companion. !
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

heard coming from behind us sounds
which we realized in a moment came
from the house itself. It was the iron
roof, now in the shadow of that cloud,
contracting when the heat of the sun
was withdrawn. And then In a mo-
ment, as the clouds passed on, we
heard from the house again the roof
expanding as the sun once more fell
upon 1t.
ut was the most responsive house,
by far in rainstorm that ever slept
in. On the first night we were there
we were wakened by the sound of
what we thought at first must be
buckshot cataract falling on the head
of a giant drum. But in a moment
again we realized that this was the
sound of rain falling on our corrugat-
ed iron roof. And talk about the
patter Of the rain drops on the old,
moss-grown shingles! Why, on this
roof the rain came down like-like
buckshot? Like grapeshot, cannon
balls; innumerable, countless, con-
tinuous millions of cannon balls
pounding with a constant roar."-New
York Sun.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
New Flower Pots.

When you buy potted plaft from
a florist nowadays he does not Send 1t
home in the ordinary red clay pot such
as has been in use from time out of
mind. The plant is delivered in a
receptacle of the conventional shape,
but 1t is covered with fine straw bound
around with raffia that is either paint
ed soft green or dull shade of red
These bindings are fashioned in some
pleasing design and are vanished, so
that the whole thing is ready to stand
as an ornament just as it is. These
plants may come high. but there is
one economy in buying them. You
do not have to purchase a jardiniere
to put them in.-Chicago News.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

A thrifty woman of Augusta began
experimenting some time ago to learn
what effect the Georgia climate would
have upon imported silkworms. A
room in her house was given up to
their use and mulberry leaves in
abundance were supplied to them.
Later, when they began to increase
in numbers and to escape to other
parts of the house, whatever spot they
CHANGED upon became sacred to them.
No one was allowed to interfere with
a silkworm in it's pursuit of happiness,
no matter where 1t might have estab-
lished its cocoon. This was strongly
impressed upon the servants.
All the while the worms were grow.
ing. Mandy, the colored cook, was
making preparations for her wedding
In order to take advantage of every
minute she could spare, she brought
the materials for her wedding dress
to the kitchen, and there constructed
thing of beauty with which to be-
deck herself At last her day of hap
piness arrived, and her mistress con-
sented to allow a substitute to cook
dinner while Mandy was away for
day to celebrate the event.
That evening, however, Mandy APP
peared tn the, kitchen as usual and
set about getting supper. Her eyes
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Wash Elannels.

The colorings of the wash fiannels
are exceptionally pretty. There are
stripings in combinations of cream
and blue and white and brown and
green and white. The former is set
off by black taffeta tie and the lat.
ter by brown one. There are also
few gay plaids. Without exception
these waists have deep cuffs fastened
in the front. They are appropriate
for house wear and severely plain
tailor gowns; in short they are warm
and comfortable and decidedly in
formal.
There is another pretty waist that
is red with black pin dots. 1t is
made with deep cuffs and trimmed
with black braid and black buttons.
Without a doubt the cream-colored
wool batiste, with it's rich embroidery,
ia as dainty and pretty a thing as any
extravagant affair from Paris, and
certainly a whole lot warmer.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
THE WORLD CROWS BETTER

Tell me not, in your doleful way, that
the world grows ever worse;
That we cannot escape from the drear,
old sway of the drear, old primal
curse;
Tell me not that there is no hope except
I'm the grace of God,
For, though 1t be true, lie sets that grace
i'm the veriest human clod.
The world Is sweeter than e'er IL was;
read not far or deep
TIN l know that out Of the slough of sin
the multitudes upward creep,
our sight may be dim while we walk our
time on this misty earthly shore,
But we clearer see what the right must
be than ever man saw before.
The world Is better, aye, better far, than
II was I'm the days OF cid,
When they might take who had the pow
er and they might keep who held;
When the belted knights rode to and fro,
their cruel will to do,
And the king was lord OF his subjects
Drawn, and cen of his spirit, too;
When a woman's name was thing to
toast and her virtue thing to own;
When a serf and bondsman bore the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

II. Addington Bruce describes the
attempt of an English clergyman
named Clarence Godfrey to project
himself" into the presence of friend
at a distance. The attempt was made
on the night of Nov. Is, 1856.
The result of his attempt, as de-
scribed in the account written out at
his request by the 'percipient," who
1t should perhaps be added, had had
no intimation of the experiment, was
as follows: "Yesterday-viz., the
morning of Nov. 16, 1SS6-about half
past 3 o'clock | woke up with a start
and an idea that someone had come
into the room. heard a curious
sound, but fancied it might be the
birds in the ivy outside. Next | ex-
perienced a strange, restless longing
to leave the room and go downstairs.
This feeling became so overpowering
that at last | arose and lit candle
and went down, thinking that IL | could
get some soda water 1t might have
a quieting effect.
On returning to my room saw
Mr.. Godfrey standing under the large
window on the staircase. He was
dressed in his usual style and with
an expression on his fact that | have
noticed when he has been looking
very earnestly at anything. He stood
there and held up the candle and
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

mark of the tyrant upon the
throne
All, sigh IL you will for 1.-THE good old
days" the fabulous days of yore
But we clearer see what the right must
be than ever man saw before.
l know that the problems that vex us
now are sore to our errant view,
But We've gained the sight as we've
gained the might, that our grand
sires never knew;
We have swung from the day when might
was right to the day when Right
reveals
Some part Of her face. divinely fair, to
the ycriest cod who feels;
Through the long, slow aeons we've up
ward pressed, as ever our God hath
Willed,
And here has the Right been crowned our
king or there has the Wrong been
stillcd.
There Is much to do there is much to
win, for the ages have taught their
lore,
But we clearer see what the right must
be than ever man saw before.
"A. j. Waterhouse.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
New Years gifti
New Year resolutaoe Blouses.

wow 4 car AOSOAuNdCC DlOboSos
order. d coats come in
-ie cluny lace being
DIR. Campbell'erviceab and popu-
will help you. ~ of allover pattern
for less than $50, but
Inc "eHUher which is also a linen
christmas 1 wearing and washing
NJ. ~, CJng put out by the shops
nv, jw as $12. Some of these
''0s' e9 strips of insertion, and
Mr. and 4 by a clever little dress
ronortod 90 the two middle strips of
80, lortened enough to make
re neck opening. She lined
DIR. Ce with chiffon and a chiffon
kaen vo4nd collar and dickey made
ait,on he tucks went with 1t. Most of
lew lace blouses for. any wear
Discover have elbow sleeves, and
% FIJI these out the thin chiffon and
organdie undersleeves are in great
demand There is no great attempt
made to match them, and under
sleeves trimmed with one kind of lace
are seen with waists of another, al
though the woman who makes these
little accessories for herself can near
ly Away find something to CORE
spond.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
splced Fruits.

Three pounds of sugar to one pint
of good vinegar, teacupful of broken
cinnamon, one teaspoonful of cloves
(whole), very little mace, This win
spice about one peck of peaches. Put
all in a kettle and simmer slowly
fifteen or twenty minutes. The fruit
should be pared. When done put in
small Jars ard cover with egg papers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Lost Use of His Head.

1--WE got the cutest kid story" de-
clared a charming woman who has
just returned from Niagara Falls.
con the train we met George e.
Kittridge of this city and his wife
and little son. The ingenious George
Sd at length came over to my chair,
and we embarked upon a long CONVEX
sation of a very serious nature.
spoke OF a scar on his forehead, and
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

to the -four and milk Now beat the
mixture thoroughly with egg beaten
until 1t is full of bubbles. Grease gem
pan with drippings from roast meat,
pour in the mixture and bake about
forty minutes in hot oven. When the
pudding has been in oven about ten
minutes basic 1t well with drippings
from meat. This pudding is always
served as a garnish with roast meat
and is a favorite dish in England.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

he explained to me just how he had
fallen when he received it, how it had
hurt, what had been done for it, and
all the particulars. sympathized in
every detail as if had felt the shock
and every succeeding twinge of pain,
commenting: 1T was very bad, wasn't
III? To that he replied I should
think it was. Why, | was out of the
use of my head for week. Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
gls1efmsa
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Small Empire Coat.

No one need think that the fashions
of the first empire are not as becom-
ing to the little maid as to her moth
err. 1t is unusual to find a style which
is so universally becoming, and the
little coat shown is quite as becom-
ing on the little girl as the same mode
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Yorkshire Puddlnn.

Two eggs, one cup Of -four, sifted
before measuring, one cup of sweet
milk. one-half teaspoon of salt. Put
-four and salt into bowl, add one-half
OF the milk and beat until perfectly
smooth. then add the rest of the milk.
Beat the eggs very lightly, then add
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Two Skirts to a Gown.

To have her gowns made with two
skirts, plain short one and a longer
trimmed one, is the fancy of one wom-
an. She says there is economy in 1t.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12
Trimmed Muffs Fashionable.

What might be called trimmed
muffs-that is. with tails and heads of
the animals as ornamentation, are
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

fashionable just now. AS they are
so large they seem to need some fin
ish, white lynx-tails of the animal
and the small heads relieve nicely the
wide fiat surface. Lace and flowers
always seem rather incongruous
against fur, but they undoubtedly
give a richness of coloring which is
effective to a degree. Ecru lace
against sable is exquisite, and imita-
ton gardenias with a touch of color in
the green leaves render chinchilla
more than ever charmingly pretty
Full lace rufTles soften the wrist holes
in the majority of muffs for reception
wear
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-01-12

is on her z9tssr, What couldlbe more
adqsable than SSemure little lady in
this coat? The short Elton part fits
easily, while tbR lower attached por-
ton flares g& ffully about the bot
tom. Velvet berry soft and rich in
tiny coats for winter, and the pretty
collar and cuff facings Of white broad
cloth on this one renders 1t all the
more charming by contrast. The coat
closes in double-breasted manner with
six large crystal buttons, which also
trim the cuff Of the sleeve. Any sea.
sonable coat fabric may be used in
this design. For the medium size the
pattern calls for four yards of 22-inch
material
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
Finley RarreII q COS letter.

New York, Dec ESPECIAL. Els
Inmates of the deficit in the bank re-
serves ranged from $2,000000 to 3d.
100000 andwben the statement was
published showing over $4,000 600 de.
crease, he biggest since 1893, the
financial community was shocked.
Cash decreased $12.000,000 which IS
much less than expected. Evidently
notwithstanding he stlingency Of tho
money warket the banks have been
unable to decrease their loans as they
shoald
The stock market was weak on the
publication of the repor, mit soon be.
can q harden ana closed strong.
All there n to be gathered from TIE
Is that the bank statement
vas 81 bad II wasge generally believed
shaw must make some announcement
by next Monday or else be false to the
rs rrances given in his report this
week II is impossible to form al /
.pinion on the markets immediate
curse under existing conditions TIL
II depends ON what the secretary VIII
10 or VIII not do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
TIME CARD CAlRO ELEcIAIc RYS

BELT LINE cars due TO leave Second ST. go
ing norm on Commercial Ave every Is min
utes from a. m, 10 II p. m,
cplng north on Walnut st. every 10 minutei
from 6:os q, ~, TO 1888 y. IN,
= tPlAR 81, LINZ Hoibrook Ave. car,
brook Ave. 1T 5,67i G;27; Gi42; e.5T; 7:i2 a. m
ana on same minutes evely hour until l0;4s
andll;l2 p, m.
long west on Twenty Eighth 81. at $40
6;l9i G;7i 6;49; and 2 ;0i a. ~. aud on same min
utrs every hour until 1884 and ti:0i M.
Iophr ~. cars Que To pass 81. Mary's park Il
m.uMte. Ater leaving eeorG 1T.
hELP LINE OWL CARS north on walnut
1870 y, ~ 1874 q M; 1880 u. M; 2'90 a. a. +
a'W q, ms iiSQ IT, m, $3.50 q. m.
(, N"rth On Commercial p. IN; l;OG a. IN. !.
NV " h'i a;W q; ms 4tD0 "a, M; a. N.
Bet ana Owl cars are due to pass West
IhirIy, fourth ST. Ia minutes after leayins
Second 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10


Whlch should not Dc overlooked. Con
+ eress is now al work bat no import
ant legi lation is Anticipated DURING
This sess on Even currency reform
mas almost dropped on of SIGN for
The moment although conditions rpr-
never more favorable for discussion
and action Among The imuortaut
events Of the week was the dfspos Al
by the PENNSYLVANIA Of it's holdings in
Chesapeake x 0hi6. which coming .o
3aoon after its similar ction in Nor.
foil, q Western ana Baltimore & Obi,
excited much comment Whether tal4
| policy is for The pnspose of raisin.y
funds q complete new improvements
\ cr whether it IN Ia Differences I'd pgb.
| Iic opinion IL not diyulgea Ono
thing u certain That many or cur HI,
| dnstrial leaders are recognizing tba|
force Of an ed public opinion
iand are adapting heir business meth.
obs IN stricter conformity Herewith
showing more respect for the anti.I
trust agila ion which has become i
dangerous tool In the hands Of sk.lfllI
politicians The decision of the In.
terstate Commission 10 investigate
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
NOTICE or sT5cXAoLoERs
MEETING.

Office Of EIdorado. Marion & souta
western Railroad Company, Marion.
/ ilinois, Nov &C. 1906.
Public notice i hereby given mat
i special melting u Tie stockholders
ri he Eldorad8 Marion & Southwest
#fn Railroad Company Will he held at
she Office of said compaRy in the city
Il Marion. Illinuis. ontihe 5dth day OF
{ an1ary. 1909. tt The hear ef 1 6cIoel
Z Ia. for tho parpoaaof cusigslsne
.a victims; uu Tie question offigshlng
ile Fir Mortsasc Geld Bmdsof said
company e. an amount of no. exceed
ng One Million l$t000. 011l Dollars.
aii bonds to be secured hy First
, iortgage Len upon an the corD0-
.a'e property and franchises now
nej by or hereafter to be acquired
said company. or such portion or
art hereof as the Board of Direct
IS aay deem necessary; snd also toI
ider and vote on the question Of
Increasing the number Of Directors
said company from five To nine.
SAM T. BRUSH,
JOHN COLP,
e. A. GENT.
g. E. OWEN.
S H. BUNDY,
Directors /
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10

f-.al'JIas5 rsiE .-. G-t-lla
fruit and vegetables. a-at-clazs poul.
try and eggs. iirst-clazs farm stock
these aae always in demand al the
best prices, &c h-at-lla-s farmer
American Cuhiyatcs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
Henry cIews &. Cos letter.

Now York nee 3 fenccia1 a.
rota,y sbav,s afforte - roIio,a t,,o
financial situation were dieanoofntina
Iaad bad nractfcally no nmaat n
Icitbor stools M r,ona,, rto XXX.
continues ~ can,,aon1 o,,,,aat o.anL;
I tnt rataa ON tba efnol. 7vohaaol,
there ia nftra nrosuac, - .,,,,Gt.-. %il'
roller nnfn no n,iddIa III Ion,,an..
saerafarv stav paa r,,3
laaga SD nm ana ~ nuron.ton ~,
/ i'm anticfnafioa If fnto.a.t ,.a,.,,..,,..'
bnt mis- ii 49, .o.,.l r"' - ,'y,
ana if iq aznaotod tI,at ho n.,n 49, ,n
further efforts ~ roI;of cinao an
treasury fe gtoaai1,, ooo.,.,,,1,,,.S
funds owinato be,,,. roonfnf- tt,e
core aI, l. tagfiaaa =, .r.,,' ~,
Inv nm legi,i,,o+o -. ~ 'N''.i9
lions oberotione If o,,,. arosont 49,, ,a5.'
ury system Tho facfs hoa,o ~, a.. 80.
What In snito IF fho o,o,,,,o,,,. .;,a.oo
in rbo e1nnlv IF n,ona,, lonI. ,,,l' 80
ora o..ala,it,,..,,' ,''2l''l D''i'N reserves /
ia froaea-y abgerati,ga ~ ' ,14'.,
Is again nal.ina ~. a,nlo,,ll 80 {
The New York bants # l. tr,o s lpa,, !
of the interior banle 49,, ,ondt,,a q
more freely IN Nov vorl. h,,4 n.a r
movement seans A. .o omsa4 M. W. I
other an.d nniasa naro T. II"
contraction II 1oans tb;a ,o,,.,. 1a, {
stafemeot rnet shov, ,aea,. =. '''',i" G
,lus reserves There Nae Moan sa,,o 9
.g1l Of removed pr,o,iaa,t ,,-..,.s- Il
Of eald in tho r..aao1 49,, - n
.anofgs bowovo, an, ,,aa 80, '.. q
gold ebinmopfs viii .,.,ai,, .4 ,., 81
.eroved reeisstonoa. -, ~ Wy" r'
5anl, of rncland rot.ui+3,.t p',- VI ',U lc
.acontlv et,o,a+tor.., '..,t''-'''''- I's OF
scramble for ooId &c NOT aa,,ana, W
(av- Yorl, bpt .a,ist. T., ~, ''',''''' ~ al
iuai r,ono,. 49,, " o., 'i'' p,l,'' nC
a New yo,i. p.fI, on,,. ~, WI '' vC
roeb sr,,,,Ii,. 80 1 ~ uI"" ti'
sraI pros.,,,o -. -. .,','''' W VIZ n
,toro.t M, '''I''' 'o.'S 'aleS d pr
MI n,a ~, i'','N ol france &c
,is v-ool. '-''7'''''" ios' S'id
Tho ,,n,at.u.-
,r,,liostod ~. ~ Is luI'H''
blk, iss,a, as o'.'.'',.i'e ne" sa-
ans r.l,,.t. ''" 'oiPora- r.
,,oto5 r.. p'eHl ouSiF I'D
toI,i.,,,, ..,.l.... 81, 10 nlS week
,.r.f - '-''.Uu''V" aadi- "
m e1t-o6ooo ''',- -'o'lo'N d. west
cb No 81 D., '"el com panies' a.
.,at Nor,i...., -, "'N ten'r3L 81
m o1s. al.,. ',,''' WI 'i'''n racine Ss
.,,o .,,,,,,,.i .''.'' me market Tor f.
s+ ,,,ra.,,...... ''I''"I AT lhe 6
a i.,,.,o,,,i.... .. Jun IT'S II
,y.r.,.,ts 81 ..7 ''.'''a IoI I'M "a
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. MI. 5,..,,,..'' '' ''''' iI"'' ''il2
,s.,. nan. .,,..'.'..I '' '''" ''''''orF.
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N How. I,-. t,,- ,,.''. -. 'u ten
ID r~;1,..I 49,. L
-a, g.sl -. anu ''N"-p'icsa
IN RI, So ,e..,,'.' ''''''''S t' ? cold
o.ber r,,,st 49, ''',I one 'F M.
Ids uno, tb, -, ",ch ue I
ai-s A. 60 .--,i ~. ~ H'''e'@ oi saI I'm
are .,+ -. l'' securi- use
in a foo. -. 'l s.' eo''eIi'r'- s,5 io
.re ,ro 49,. "lsH prices. of,e1
aI-,pe tho -. -, way H ,.1.,,
d. marriott ,-.t...- ''''' p,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
IL INOIS CENTRAL R. R.

Cairo to Havana, Cuba and r..
turn, on sale November ! and
daily until March 81. Return
limit six nonths............ 81 90
Fer further information sppfv lui.
nois Central Passenger Station, Cairo.
A. u. HANSON. p. 7. NJ. CHICAGO.
D. {. HITCH, c. p. a, Chicsgo.
). X. JoNEs, Ticket Agent Cairo, M.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
Stocks ~ Bonds ~ Cereals

AMk STATEMENT 50 BAD THAT SECRETARY SHAW EXPECTED
MAKE SOME ANNOUNCEMENT ON MoNDAY-Rl0 DEFICIT IN
BANK RESERVES -sEcURlTY ISSUES RAILROADS coMpLL
GATES MONETARY sITUATioM-GENERAL BUSINESS ouTLo
CONTINUES FAVORABLE But CURRENCY REFORM NEEDED
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
illIRnIs CEN7GlI
Corrected 10 December I'd, 1906.
Et'H Want nAtl. at}srTt
Thn'toas nnd Ga'ok-se Houtsis
ST. Louis & Chicags


A8T1fNlns leANN th1tDf
| 1889 q. m. Daily Chicago Vestbuie Limited
/ arriving TN Chicago at ll:3o a. IN connectin,
with afternoon trsins for all points east AM
north
aga n. r.. Daily Mt. Loufs Might l1satte,
| arriving IN 81. Louis nj 7.0e g.. ~, eonrgotjn.
Al tnior Citation for al oints west. 5leeuin:
oare epan vt a;&b p. n.
Gfp'b ~ ~, Guics.0 nsyI sht EKurss,
| ascept Sunday, maker al, stopt between CsIyt
q Chicago, striving IA Cbics4 o at $3.50 H. ID
800 u. IA. ~. LOWS NJ orplng FxpraaA
nFeeEt Sunday aTrf y'uv 10 ~ Louis nj fIfr
naSrng ail stops.
;tl5s "a. ~ Louis SASS Mau, arr
aR TT ~ Eous vt 800 u. m.
iE:l6 q, "a. Ehtcasso MIA. day suecin,
arriving in Chicago, $50 o. N
2i8 ~. N, Deiiy az. Louis Limited ar
drins - ~. Lonis ats'o5 u, com eotine
lrton station FOR snsas O ty, fusha. Den
rer' San F-nuoif@o srd all pptnft att
I;8 = y. ~, Afternoon Fvores. fer O0In
'sEnshsm Nation, TolDus Char psier, Chi
axeh
k;lo p. "a. Tsebes accommodate,
T'i5 q, ~, f'tireea and rEasrw Fx,
q~pvs srriving IN Chicg@o ~ $50 . IL Tudja+!
spolts 7!25 ftc0inrsti 40 - M. prf.lp 81
=. m Yes Worry T'ta =. ~. aIsen,nv esys
Osicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10

WANTBn-Hysrybcdy With eny
thing to rent, nell or trade to sdvsrtipe
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
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"RUFEHolD ROOFING n&s q rec.
5Fd u 10 years. liz success Gaa 90 as
3d many limitations FOR o durable
and lasting ROOF Duv genuine Ruheroid
liooi'aE Kelley Bros, Lumbar Co.,
sole Aceata
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Fresh Fish from Salt Sea.
The freshest and sweetest fish come
from the safest sea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10

WANTED Fifty tie cutters, good
~" FIR work near Tamms. H. Apply
at Office of the eabody-Aisthorpe
Lumber Co. Gl2 Ohio street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10

FOR SALE Carpenter and mill
wright tools and chest 512 Thirty.
hiTd street.
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R0oMs-And board, private tam.
ilg. Sill Center street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-10
Alexander County
Savings Bank
sTEIcTLY a SAVINGS Bank.
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