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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
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Title In
Danger:
Big Bill SQaires, A0stra-
Han HeavyqOeight Ring
Champion, May One
Day Lead the World.
To Fight PHILADELPHIA
lack" OBriea.

Brawny Bill squires, the Australian
fighter. who aspires to the heavyweight
championship crown relinquished by
Jim Jeffries, Is one OF the mos. re.
markable fighters the world has ever
aeen.
While not a giant In build, Squires
has every natural advantage a boxer
should have II in line for champion.
ship honors.
While one Of the greatest fighters
ever developed IN Australia, squires Is
an accident so far as pugilism goes.
Formerly miner and Sunday school
teacher, his ability to fght wan brought
out Unexpectedly, and from a novice
he went to the front In Jumps
Squires expects to face "PhiIadel.
phia Jack" O'Brien in d battle for
worlds honors in November.
"Boahter" (Magnificent) Bill Squires
IL periodically claimed By every Aus.
tralian as the last word In modern pugi.
lism. Old time followers Of the game
aver that Squires is a lighting phenom.
enon and would have ''outed" Fitzsim.
mons, jackson, 6lavin and Goddard In
short order had he nourished at that
period when they were giants in the
land.
As II Is. Squires has ''woodened" ev.
cry heavyweight OF note In the Austria.
liam commonwealth with as great ease
as any well trained athlete would
knock out a beer soddened wreck Of
seventy.
sQulrea ID q natural fighter. Two
years ago he was hewing coal in the
Fits of the Pelair main mine at New.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

suitor (nervouslyl-Sir, ask your
daughters hand
Father (quizzicallyl9-well. you can't
have It. Do you suppose I'm going &c
have a one handed girl hanging around
me for the balance OF my daysP-Bohe-
miAn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation from the executive commit
tee 10 act ~ one Of the members Of
the Bryan reception committee when
that distinguished commoner once
more sots foot ON American soil at
New York, August 80.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

County division Is the one issue
which more vitality affects the interests
% the people than any other.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

To our Eastern Friends-Use Plan.
Sitter Flour. You'll like 1t. Every
sack guaranteed. Barr 4 Chalney.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

County division on oa-o4, or fisht.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
RITES
To Be Held This Morning Over Re
mains of Mrs. n. L. Weddng-ln-
terment at Beech Grove.

The death Of Mrs. II. L. Wedding
which occurred Wednesday night at
1910 O'Clock at ST. Marys lnfrmary
was shock to her friends many OF
whom had not heard Of her serious con.
dition. She recently underwent a sur.
gcal operation for the relief Of a
chronic disease Of long standing but
The disease had made such progress
that she was beyond the surgeon s.
skill
The decedent was born in ESSEX
county. Illinois, in 1870. but had re.
sided in Cairo for the past fifteen
years. She is survived by her hus.
band, Captain II. l.. Wedding Of Fire
station No. , a daughter her mother.
Mrs. J r Kinney. of Aquaka. H.. her
brother, Dr J. +. Kinney of Milwaukee.
Wis. and her sisters. Mrs.. Edward
Abel. who resides in the Drainage Dis
trict and Mrs Ida Wiadham Of Bush.
H.
The funeral will be held this morn.
ne al ST. Joseph's church. the cortege
leaving the residence al o'clock for
the church Interment viii be made
at Beech Grove cemetery. Formal no
iice viii be found elsewhere IN this
q sue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

castles. These domains are marked 20
In the picture.
If the marbles rolled stop within the
circle the count of 20 Is made for that
shot; but some difficulty viii be eX-
perienced inasmuch as the marbles
must stay IN the long lane on their
way 10 the opponents castle wall The
arena, square midway between the
sides. is SO named because here the
marbles. may clash as they go on their
way across the board, If they do col
Tide then a count Is made. abiding by
the square on which either marble
stops A ducks egg, of course
counts for nothing
In other words, a count can he re
corded if, after the marbles clash in
the arena. they stop on any of the mum
bered squares. Five marbles are used
by each player and all are left on the
board until the end Of the game, when
the official count is made.
An amusing feature will be the at
tempt by players to prevent a clash in
the arena. for the count OF 20 greatly
exceeds any other count in the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
FOUND OLD WELL
Workmen In Digging For Foundation
Of Halliday Memorial Fountain
Unesrth Old Market Well.

In excavating yesterday for inc Hal
liday memorial fountain 10 Wa hing
ton Park. wurkmen unoarthed tha old
we'll that supplied the old market
house with water The older resident,
of Cairo will remember the market
house as one OF ihe cify's important
institutions OF thirty years ago.
II is singular coincidence thai au-
other source of water supply for the
public l. to priug from The same pot
where the thirsty slaked their thirst
in years gone by
The surrounding of thp handsome
memorial fountain are 90 be vcri.
table beauty spot when all The work is
completed. Blooming plants will form
a foreground for the fountain and
thrifty trees it- background
The memorial viii not only be la
ing reminder vi one At Cairo's best
loved citizens. the late Cap vs.. 2
Halliday hut an ohiecf Ie~-on 80 Cairo
As a thing Of artistic beauty and
merit. Cairo Is proud n Own The work
Of a greaf sculptor and b. indebted to
Mrs. Halliday and her family for this
gift.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
JUDGE ALBRIGHT 7.
Former Prominent Southern Illinois
Lawyer ard Resident Of Cairo,
Died in Texas.

Dispatches from Fort Worth. Tex
under date of Monday told Of che
death of Judge F E. Albright in chat
city Older citizen Of Cairo will re
member the deceased as one Of tia
bright and prominent lawyer poll.
icians of this city and Of Southern
Illinois, in the early seventies
The history of Jackson county. pull
Iished in the year 1878 gave the fol.
lowing sketch of Judge Albright
"Fontaine E Albright was born in
Simpson county, Ky Ia 1915 In 1916
he moved with his parent. to Illinois
locating in Johnson and later in Union
county
tie studied Law several year. IN
der Judge Thos II leman at Jones.
boro. while serving in the circuit
clerks office. but later spent Two
years in the law .clool at McKendree
college He was admitted to the bar
in 1861 and commenced practice in
Cairo The same yeae he was elected
attorney of the court Of common pleas
which position he held three years,
IN 1877 he came to Murphyshoro and
formed a partnership with Senator
rael Blanchard, which cont naed IN
IN the lattar's daath. IN the anne year
he was married 10 a daughter Of Judge
Shannessy of Cairo In 1874 he wa,
elected representative from this dis
rict He was reelected in 1876"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
A WATER BOAT AND MILL.
Tin Pan and Tall Lamp Chimney Con-
stitute Parts OF Interesting
Apparatus.

OF course any boat. unless it happens
to be an iceboat, stone boat, or
gravy boat, may be called water boat;
but ! ain speaking Of boat driven by
water as well as through water, Its
principal parts arc . tin pan and tall
lamp chimney. Close the small end
Of the chimney with cork, into which
rubber, bent glass, or lead tube is
tightly fitted, prop the chimney UP in
the pan with the small tube projecting
over the rim, fill the chimney with
water and set the chimney craft ailoat
1t will move with the ease and grace
OF a turtle, though not so fast. until all
the water has run out, says the Chicago
Inter Ocean. You can produce a better
imitation OF speed by using, instead OF
the pan, a little wooden boat of more
shipshape model with the water tube
projecting over the stern. but unless
the vessel is very broad of beam il will
capsize.
In fact. the boat is made not TO go
fast but to illustrate principle by go
ing at all and another illustration of
he same principle is given by the
water mill now 70 be described
The mill is made OF the same lamp
chimney or another with corks or
plugs in both ends Instead Of one
water tube 1t has two three, four, or
more going OUT like the spokes OF
wheel and bent at The end all In the
rsr,t M t,-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
AROUND UNITY CONTINUES DUE
TO PROSPECTS OF STRlk.
ING OIL.
Another Big Transfer Made Yesterday
Covering 235 Acres--other Real
Estate Deals in City and
County.

The prospect Of striking oil is caus
county and transfers of property are
numerous around Unity where signs
I Of the precious fluid are said TO exist
! The company who are securing op.
lions are meeting with success and
many property owners are coming to
their terms while others are holding
off hoping TO be independent in case
oil is strnck in paying quantities..
Everyone who owns an acre around
Unity is watching tne outcome of the
project with the greatest interest and
visions Of striking II rich are Heating
through their minds and with good
reason for the me t conservative Land
owner thereabouts is convinced that
there is something tangible in the
project
Another deal was transacted yes
terday when large tract of land at
Unity changed hands The deed is At
follows VIM. V. Marshall "a ux TO Geo
L. HampsOn. q. c. 4. part Of W half of
no,tnu.,.t a,artan ~ a,,tt,,,ait
tor ~ aora, No.. 80 CO.., ha', - na, ~,
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v;egt nnar.or e acras nar, - so"th
wost nnartor * aoros - s.attan 81
,o,.nsh. ,aa.S ana -. hats -
so,,t1,aatt ,,,a.,-,. - .aat;o,, -. t,,.,,
.bin ronaa o. 800 ,,ta1 e
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
FORMER CA|RO|TE
Died In Kansas--5uilt Csiros Old
Time SidewsIks-Was Highly
Esteemed.

The s, Mary's Star of May .. pub
lIshed an ST. Mary Kas. contain, an
account az the deate of Thomas
Jane. Fitzgerald who formerly re-
sided here Ia the course Of a lengthy
sketch of his life the Sta gives the
following e. 90 hi life in Cairo:
"rhe days of rhe civil war he spent
zoo Ni.-.s-iup wder a. a railroad con
tractor Doe d.I construction work ON "a
htauch of fhe ple.ent Mississippi Val
Joey ra lWay a misfortune in his eX-
n.ri-nces here was that Dee was paid
a provision and Confederate chr
r.rcl she former being clnfscaicd
by the soldier while the bottom fell
oHt II the worth uf the money houiy
afterwards. BE- arrived iu Memphis
with only enough io bus a mule ami
a u'ay and with the 3D.. began life
anew hauling cotton for fdp govern
melt Or was here that be- met Tim
sullivan hs and Tim hauled cotton
together Later Doe novel 20 Caro-
where De- met Peter Con.an who also
moved to Hi. cify be and C1nlan
o1k and completed "A contract of put
ing FOO ihe sidewalks for tha CITY of
Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
CITY Council Chose Its Oldest Mem
ber--Honor Was Worthlly
Bestowed.

Alderman Geo G. Koehler who al
the meeting Of The city council last
Tuesday night was unanimously
chosen 10 be acting mayor during the
absence of Mayor Parsons at the be
ginning of next week is the oldest
member Of thai body in point of ser
vice. He is serving his eighth year all
told ana is now in his second con
sccutive term
An important po nj in his favor and
Of which he has reason to be proud,
is that he was a member Of the coun.
eli for two terms under the admins
tration of Thos " Halliday and
while the important street and side.
walk improvements were under full
hcadway, which made thar adminst'a
lion ever memorable N the history Of
Cairo
Mr.. Koealer was one Of the most
active members Of the council and in
full sympathy with the mayor in his
efforts to give the city substantial
streets and sidewalks. and now as a
member OF the Board OF Local I'M
Dr0yemeuts. he is still .profiting by the
lessons he got from Tom Halliday ANA
rue 70 tae record he made there
But il must no be Inferred that
Alderman Koehler is distinguished !
above his fellow members Of the pres
mt city council in the matter of
friendship for public Improvements; .
or they are all of one mind ON thi- |
subject and the people Of Cairo may
ook for some excellent work from
heir representatives. this year The
oregoins facts regarding Mr. Koahler
ne mentioned only to show that his
iaction as acting mayor was IN
.on0r worhily bestowed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
NJ. e. Church. South.

The religious services an the NJ T.
church South. ar Elm and Thirty.
seventh streets are well attended and
much interest is taken Rev J. j.
Smiths sermons are powerful and CON
NinCing Seven were al the altar last
night : n Pra,her who has charge
of me singing, expects his son 10 ar
rive here today 10 assist with the mu.
sic Both organ and piano will he
used Services are held ar $50 and
p. m each day. q cordial invitation is
given the public 10 attend
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

The Lou svile Herald OF Tuesday
says What is considered by steam
boat officials one of the most import.
/ ant and far-reaching decisions handed
down in some time was received yes
terday by Judge W. G.. bearing, collec-
/ tor of Gus oms and surveyor of the
( port, in connection with an appeal
taken on his Interpretation Of the laws
for measurement of boats The law
provides that all boats whose tonnage
exceeds fifteen tons shall come under
| the regulations Of the steamboat super
vision department, and that they shall
have a licensed pilot and other equip
men designated by the rules.
This law has been loosely interpret.
ed, bur Judge bearing decided, after
Studying the situation since he entered
the office Cf Surveyor of the port, that
the fifteen tons mentioned is fifteen
tons gross. Heretofore many boats
whose gross tonnage lis over thirty
.ous have been allowed 10 remain out
side the jurisdiction of the regular in.
speCtiOn because of the fact that the
net tonnage was taken and the machin-
cry not included in The measurements
The question arose in connection with
he measurement Of the Little Sandy
at Frankfort II had been built accord
ing TO The offica ais with view 10 e,-
Gaping the regulations. a sits net ton
mage is under fifteen tons Including
its machinery. however It's tonnage is
thir. y-e ghl tons Judge bearing. there
fore. decided that il must be regularly
Inspected. and his dec sion was Ques.
TONED by the owners lie submitted
be question 10 the commissioner Of
who sustained his view
No di~tinc' ion has heretofore been I
made in the gross and net tonnage. and .
This has led 10 many moons stencies in /
The measurement. compared to meth 1
OF used elsewhere u is possible thai /
many Of the gasoline boats whose ton ;
mage has Heretofore been fixed al fifteen .
tons. exclusive of machinery viii now .
Re raised above the mark and viii .
hc compelled 10 submit 10 the rcgul- /
'i8as SHOULD This De done the hghi I
ui The local steamb0atnIen. Who have .
for a long while been protesting .
against the status Of thee boat, con
lending that they arc really over IF
teen tons. bur have been carving /
fire sht and passengers without a d.
repsed pilot on the ground that they
are below Thar tonnage viii have been
auu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
ARENA: NEW MARBLE GAME
Pastime for Small Boy Which Is Des-
tined to Furnish Him Much
Amusement.

Upon any smooth sidewalk or
stretch of level ground draw the dia-
gram as shown in the cut herewith.
The numbers can be put in roughly.
Two can play the game ordinary
marbles being used, although large
ones are preferable
Each player selects his home castle
at one end of the diagram and in
shooting the marbles teach is supplied
with Gye) the hand should be kept
within the castle line or walls.
simultaneously the players shoot
their marbles. aiming down the long
path to the arena attempting to roll
them within the circle that skirts thu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Whed YOU hold a daisy in your hand.
and pulling its petals off recite: He
loves me, he loves me not" you are not
the only child who does just this thing
In many countries and many climes
the children are consulting the same
Draclps. The Italians say something
which translated means This year.
another year soon. mover" II no
daisies are TO be had d branch of a
tree is taken. one having alternate
leaves. These are detached one by one
out the charm is yalueless unless the
mystic words are spoken.
The English girl says: He loves for
me longs for me. wishes me well. does
not care. etc which means the same
thing as that uttered by her ltaliln
and American cousins Cincinnati
Enquirer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
viii Go to Mobile.

Alex. 5 Fraser. he well known con
tractor will leave Saturday for Mobile.
Ala accompanied by four workmen
wnere they will build the foundations
for two large cannon In Duncan Place
in that city Capt VIM Williams AMI
daughter Miss Mary will also 90 70
Mobile Saturday. the Captain having
been delegated by Gel w Butler Dun
can 10 look after the work A carload
of material and tools were shipped to
Mobile Sunday for the work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

rection of the water tube The boat OF
the part of the mill from which 1t
flows is driven In the opposite d!rec.
lion. The recoil or "kick' Of a gun il
another illustration. At the instant OF
firing the gun moves backward. if il can.
but if you are holding it against your
shoulder you feel the reaction as q
kick" and if The gun is heavily load
ed you may move backward with great
promptness
A vessel might be propelled by firing
heavy cannon from The stern,
Now, if your biz brother. who is a
Yale sophomore and nearly fun Of wis
dom. says that the pressure Of the
stream of water against the air drives
the water boat and The water mill. tell
him you know better.
The air has nothing 10 do with Il.
and the little machines would go just
as well If there were no air-better. in
deed. as then they would have no air
friction or resistance TO contend with.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Small Police Business.

Several minor cases were given at
rention in the city court yesterday, the
most important of which was that OF
Bob Allen, ARE ted by Officers Den
mis- and Casey for having gaming i'm
plemenis in his possession. He was
fined SIS which he paid Jim Moore,
arrested by Officer Higlin was disor
Derby were also charlie Warren
and Addie Shields. arrested by Officer
Haeey who We're fined 81 each for
fighting Y " Dawney was drunk and
was arrested by Bradley
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Of ih se lines and you viii have a pa
pr mar Ell out go look like the kite
IN ia picture. Cur of an the paper
nj nee led ON The two lines frs
avn cut little holes about two inches
s.art. and through them stick the
broom siraws The tail is made Of the
s. me kind Of paper. torn as shown.
AID should be about five feet long The
eds of the crsss straws should nov b.
tied together fastening them about
two inches apart Tie e thread 10 thi.
srin". and the kite is ready 90 nv.
Thtre IS generally a breeze Blowing
tIrou-h a house. IN one window an.
O. 2 another Go 20 the window wher
the wind blows outward and sail YOU
tife. u ia goes round and round ~
circle. IT. needs more tail 10 b. az
n-ar= to re too heavy. take on iitii
OF tho tail and then try it-G0od Lit
eTature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
.ssssssssssssssEtsssstTEsr
IN SOCIETY
sstsssEssssTsS..ssssusss.
Cosy Corner Girls.

Hiss Ger -ude LHtz OF 22uu Wa-h
ingrou avenue. entertained tle Cosy
Corner Girls iast evening ar cards
The fret prize. silver souvenir
spoon. was won by Ms Lula Young
and fhe -ccond prize. pretty fan vas
won Dog Miss Mars Hueftn.
Luncheon va. served after tb-
games
Those participating iu fhe pleasant
meeting were the Misses Mary CALI
gan. Mary HHe'ie. Lula Young N,'Iio
oHuen Sue Bau.rfon. Nary OCHu-
ueL Rose H1wi-y
The club wIli meet HaNt Thur-day
evening with Mi-- Mary GaIIgau
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Funeral Notice.

DlED-W edne day night May 9th.
az ST Marys Indrmary. Mas. II. l..
Wedding Funeral services will be
held ar St JosepA's church this morn
ing at $ o'clock leaving re idence. il3
rwenty-seyenth street for the chur h.
Train will leave Eighteenth street for
Beech Grove cemetery at 9:15 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
CH|LOREN'S HOME
viii Be Beneficiary of An Excursion
10 Be Given On the
Steamer J. S.

The Children Home society win
give a river excursion Tuesday. May
22nd on the pretty steamboat j. :. EX-
cursions GA this boa ATE always wel
patronized and the worthy object 81
the one mentioned Is sure To atr-act
% generous patronage The Children
Home may be aid 10 be Cairo's p-t
charity and every appeal made in IT'S
behalf always meets with a ready re
spouse.
Tickets VIII be sold by members n
-ha society. a charge Of - cents beiEg
made for adults and > cents for chill
dren.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice IS hereby given 10 al Of the
peopIe Of Cairo that Wednesday. May
g. 1906. has been designated by the
undersigned as day for the clearing
Up Of al streets and alleys in the City
and It is urged that they adjust them
selves accordingly. After that date per
sens placing merchandise. trash or rub
Dish upon the streets or alleys will be
fined for vio'sting the ordinances Of
the City. without further notice. ez-
ceptine as 70 the wholesale merchants
during Business hours.
.| GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

per an d some
thread No. so or
60 The best pa
per is the white
wrapping paper
used IN grocery
stores On the pa
per draw a line -
inches long. Four
inches from the
end draw another
lin Q across il.
y hich may be
seven inches long
Connect the end
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
A KITE THAT FLIES WELL.
Material for This Little Invention Is
TO Be Found in Every
Boys Home.

Here is a small kite which may be
easily made and flown from a window
The material is found in every house.
and it doesn't take much effort TO
make one.
Get two long straws from the house
broom. a piece of Thin. unwrinkled pa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Little Johns mamma had taken him
down town % bay a lightweight Union
suit of underwear for him On reach
ing home the little boys auntle asked
him what kind Of a suit be bought.
Unable 10 think 81 The word union
John replied. ! don't know. 60 wasn't
United States. but 90 vas something
that meant the same. Detroit Free
Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Had 81. 600 Insurance

Judge A Comings and Jos. Steagala,
Of the Knights of Honor and Knights
and Ladies of Honor yesterday made
up the proofs of death of G. A. Chapd
Ter, at jackson, Tenn, a short time
ago Deceased had $1,000 insurance
on hi, life in each of these organiza-
tons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Cairo will continue falling for two or
three days.
The Tennessee from Florence to be-
low jChnSnnNiiie. min cnulinnr rising
during the next two days
The Mississippi from below s..
Louis, to Cairo, viii continue falling
during the next 3G hours.
w f. BARON,
Official Temporarily in Charge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Pax Around ersnt.s rnmh

Initial steps have been taken %
create public park around Grants
tomb. Riverside s. y d j. proposed
70 take in several blocks st q cost Of
between s. g0.eH0 anI ssugH060
Gen. Horace Porter. former smbsssa-
dor 10 France. j. taking q prominent
part in tne movement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Yesterdays Rlverer Forecasts.

The Ohio Al Evansville rot much
change during The next q hours. fol
lowed by a slight rise At ut Yer
non. viii confinue railing during the
next - 10 SO hours. Al Paducah and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

w f Childers Of East Prairie Mo,
was tn guest yesterday OF his niece,
Mrs, John Summons of Twentieth
street