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PUGILISTS TRAINING
NEAR THE BRONX PARK
Marvin Hart, Louisville Heavy Weight, Getting
in Shape for Mike Schreck-Eddie Kelly
After Tommy O'Toole and Lewis.

and Young Corbett. They have not
oeen paired OIL yet. but they are all
bona nde members or this club"
Mr. Marvin Hart, sab. OF Louisville.
Aoiniuck. Is training N our midst
IL Is Il gentleman. scholar and a
mighty rad judge of good whiskey.
iS i strapped and r!veted 10 the aqua
Mr.. Hart is a true Southern expon-
ent OF the art ot hit-and- getaway.
In his last exhibition with Mr. Burns
he was not very agile IN getting away.
however, and the hit he got nurg so
mueh ne now gives the rebel yen
We met Nj. Hart as he came in from
q nfteen-u!le run. lie WAS breezlng.
aitnougn he weighs two hundred The
ral!oirds at Johnsons road-nousei IN
tae Bronx. tabled him. lie had been
out on the road with Mr.. Eddie
Kelly a prize bantam, who puts them
all on at Buffalo. and who Is booked
70 give that ticket to Mr.. O'Toole. o:
phiIadelyhia, when they meet at Es-
s!ngton. Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Hart are
as the hnre and the tortoise. Mr..
heIly runs rings around the Ken
Mr, Willie Lewis Is also patron Of
Johnson's. He didn't take TO the road
Yesterday because his alarm clock did
not SO on, But when he does waken
UP ne goes some. There are other dis
t,hsllshed Knockout artists registered
there, notably Joe Grim the iron
Jawed one. who can s,op the KICK of
a mule, and Charles Sleger o; Ho-
boken
Mr. Hart is llmberIng up on Patsey
Early and his brother. Russell Patsy
has trained many good ones. But 1t ,s
Willie Lewis that really makes Hart
80. Mr. Lewis's left Jab Is a thing to
be avoided.
Mr Hart also INDUCES IN shadow
boxing lie lands some very cnect!ve
knockouts on nothing acd Is mighty
salty In getting away. lie had a very
strenuous workout yestsrGn.' with tho.
eighiNeaE old son OF Democratic
Leader Jimmy Hayan Young MIR
Hagan chased Mr.. Hart all around tho
room and landed some vicious blows
on Mr.. Hart's pouch.
They are all out OF punching bags
at Johnson's roudhouse Mr. Has
clts 'em up When he hits the bag
the Bronx quakes and the leather shoots
into the next county.
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Wonderful Racer Rapidly
Recovering Gallops
at Two Tracks.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY. April s0.-coid
and cloudy. then rs.n and fog were the
WEATHER conditions down this way t.
day ana had the effect o. materially
reducing the attendance OF spectators
at the truck
The course was IN u very mudiy con
dition as a result o, heavy storm
which visited this section about 4
o'clock this morning and the work
cuts developrg nothing OF startling
character.
The majority OF tho horses out were
confined to breezlng. though fair
share OF what might be termed US tul
work ives got through with.
Mr. and Mrs II b. puryea were In
ierestei spectators OF the morning 5
training operations, though the racers
4 t7elr strins merely oreezsd through
their eSe1,tses.
s,'sc-by. who was in such bad eondl-
t!o1 the latter part OF last week is sim
confined 10 tho hospital attached TO the
veterinary establishment OF DR. shep-
pnrd. on the Neck Road The doctor
had fears at one time that the great
r. ger Was developing she dread disease
big head ou; all symptoms Oh sloa
have now passed. Another th.ng the
doctor fears that caused the eruption
aocut the foot was the thorougabral
either picked ~ or stepped upon a
rusty mai. Al present the horse is
doing fairly well. and without unfore-
seen conditions arising viii soon be a.
lowed walking exercise. alu.ouga IL
viii De tae iasl before he will be seen
with tho eo!ors on II then. in fact.
4H's "ooderu! racer has Jus. passed
through bad attack. and for q time
Or saepparI had slgnt nopes OF saving
Ina thoroughbred Afe AT present ne
ia supposed 10 be out o: AL danger.
Ine oest workouts follow.
JOE FA4.l.sH4-Inyes fur.ongs In
"so - sdnop.nb. Aet,d Us II uv ,oul.
"esuu-'v t"s s'1ppy ioOuus
h,l'. ~ + C!-f.-N 4-4' I've IuuJngs IN Los
/ oieehihs' WA 10 much petIgr IN m.
next start, san run iu the mud.
ROB hOA-PiYe turionEs "A I'll
DTee"'ns' Has a reputation as u mA1
SLY BEN-A half mile IN os7
hFeez!ng. Only galoping al tile way
PASS bpON-t1ve furlongs In iOi
easily lie is worked every day. wt
DC ready when he starts
! MONI EkEA-One mile In LIS Is
very sore and badly in need OF a rest
GOLDEN WhSI-Four furiongs N
! OBS l-z. oreezlng. Should run We'll in
the mud.
GOLDEN sHORE-A half mile in 0Js.
/ sallopns Just as good in the mud
as on the dry
MlSGINfNGS-FoG furlongs IN 052
] "A nj a 4
Z nor. -
DAIRY MAID Four furlongs In
Q,a2 10, handily. Sac Just breezel
/ through the bad footing
! TODDLES- A half mile In oA, gal
/ Looping. a much-overrated Ally
/ CKESSlNA Six furlongs In l.2s
1 breczlng.
MoHAR1n-one mile in l.52, eailop.
ing. Mud Is his long suit
! ADIOS-oHo ana onc-eighth miles In
eih. hrcezing. \ fa., mare. but one
I that does not care 70 go far
/ Trainer y. J Joyner sent out Carn.
go-n. Binndy. Don Diego Woolwich
! and O1klnwn 10 seven-furlong
I breathcr, the nva. golrg NJ Indian nle.
/ feRotiated the distance IN 1896 ~ An
J OF these are ready 'or their best cfror,
/ whenever their trainer calls upon them.
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GOSSIP AMONG
THE BALL FANS

on Saturday OF this week the two
New Yora clubs have their hrst clash
Ia dates. and the rosul, will be watched
with interest Whilc the Giants are
playing Boston al the Polo Grounds the
Aighlandcrs viii be entertaining the
Athletics on the Hlll 1t was the pur-
pose OF tho schedule makers not 10 have
conflict in the TWO circuits. but three
were unavoidable the other TWO oc-
cur later IN Ine season
The presence OF Roger Brcsnahan on
tho IIsaande's' bench Yesterday
caused quite 4 stir among tho specta-
tors. The Giants catcher was warmly
welcomed hy the American Leagucrs.
ANA the hlndshlk.Us WAS applauded by
nuu Ire Us Wao saw fh" evidences nt
good fellowship among the players
Chrlstv Ma;hewron did not so 20 Bos-
to- win the Giants. lie win roma!n
at home end get all the rest possible
lie hopeu 60 hc so improved rs 10 BE-
able 90 pi'-h wiihla ten days,
on the Western trip this time the
Giants arc going TO play IN the black
and white uniforms worn when taey
Won the world's championship, These
are the pss, expensive aIsrpt,l uni
forms tveg Worn Oh a diamond They
ara n'do from black hro4dc!oth,
trimmed IN white
The evening world., 1906-04-30
BURKE WALLOPED GRIM.

At the Bedford A. c. in Brooklyn ON
Saturday night sailor Burke made a
punching bag out OF Joe Grim. The
Italian cert .ihly lived up to his repu-
'ueuon o! being giu,ton for punish
me ring for four rounds and in the
hnal session II looked as II Grim way
going 20 get his first Knockout All
he did was 10 try and eyade Burkc's
nerco sinahhes ana did not lead at the
In the s-ml-windup Tommy Downs
featherve.ghs champion of the navy
and protoge OF Burke gave Jnck
Ashton laclng. This Md looks good
and 10 q conner"
The evening world., 1906-04-30
GRAVESEND GALL0PS.

GRAvEsEND, April sO-Tne Grave
send race course was in the midst of %
very severe thunder storm and cousc-
Qucnt.y she track was IN a very bad
state, nnd only moderate exercise was
possible on Sunday. however there
were n number OF very fast workouts.
the most notable one being by Mr.. New
The evening world., 1906-04-30
GOOD FOOTBALL
At CELTIC PARK

The kildare Mems games. held n,
Celtic Park yesterday were favored by
good weather and large attendance.
James Dunno. the champion handball
player. threw up the ball for the first
match. which was won by Louth from
Meath by score OF points TO G.
Monaghan got the verdict from
Queens County and MAYO beat Leitrlm.
Edward OShea, captain OF the Kill
kenny team, acted as referee.
The evening world., 1906-04-30
GOSSIP ALONG THE HARLEM RIVER

same rlia had Only eot aa - as High
bridge when they ran into some sub
merged piles completely running their
rott- Tile Siettig brothers also put
their snoi oIt OF commission. running
.r.o f.atins log ana putting q three
foot lntr ia IL.
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Mahoney and Kelly to Box Aqain.

loung Mahon 9, the Milwaukee middle
wsisat. and Hugo Kelly ihe Chicago nshtcr
VINO inught JACK 'IHln' sullivan a s.ash-
ing taeniy-rouni driN 'tefore he Parif /,
a. & % lbs Angeles. Cal a snort time
49, nave sisaci 1ftlcies 10 box a ten -rorra
bout neflr' tae indianapolis A /. on MAJ
IAe have alfeliy fogTAt two hard
pstlcs whlrh go declared draws by the
fef"r'" ~ hfiif has improved since the,
Pc epcht % win ou; this time
The evening world., 1906-04-30
SPORTING.
OLD Or. GRlNDLE,
THE OLDEST i'ESlALlsI IN
fII.lI. aEE NLf MEN

THE OL-et,st OIL! % *, ~ tft;sSt xfe ~
vince, DR. arndle's scientific treatment
an Diseases peculiar 10 men as cured mo.o
49, 'rEilMS than b. any other adYertisiur :
,H.sician 10 you suffer ir9m biooi poison-
M Lidu,V bfadaer complaints. skin dlssase
~ rpos ulcers, s0le th4lat and motitb
lv93 swelling STRICT RE VAptSDp.
@tnts' r An" disause fesult.nE mon, nnlSo- ~
M ufiiis,rot.on or overworkf i matters not ~
W,,,', Sou have consuitr ether piystei' %
wiisout bipeft llr otnlie cuius whets
o,lcr have failed IFiNaig ~. anl ordinary cSa.
Dr ci.nlle has been locatoi =, No IN
WEST igrBJ, Syy.s,, oe'NSga cen, G,h and 7is
LOWEST CHARGES. $50
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II was announced last nrh, that the
intermediate eight OF tfc ''\uns WILL
be stroked on Nom lrinl pa, hy Titus
The evening world., 1906-04-30

The Union Boat Clue was represented
by Moore. the junior sculler. ana a
junior ceatipeIc.
The evening world., 1906-04-30
FIGHTS TONIGHT.

Al Marlborough a. c.. Forty
fourth street. near Ninth avenue.
star bout will be between Johnny
Carroll. os this city. and Sammy
Smith. OF Philadelphia. In the other
bouts Kid Coney will meet Jimmy
Ryan. Kid Curloy viii take OH
Young Madden. Tommy oConnell
viii clash WITH Jack Smith. and
Young Frenchy will exchange wal
lops wIth Terry Edwards. All OF
the bouts .iil be OF six rounds dur
alton.
ono OF the best stays OF the sea-
son will be held at the Carlyle a. c..
Brooklyn. bringing together tho
best local talent OF New York and
Brooklyn.
EIsh; bouts, all of four rounds.
viii DO put on.
The evening world., 1906-04-30

Joe" Callahan the hard working
captain Of the Metropoi.tan Rowing
club. rowod both iu ;he morning and
afternoon IN single. lie IS In train
ing for the association senior single
event on Decoration Day ana Il up-
pearances count fgr anything, has a
"clnch' on that rlce.
The evening world., 1906-04-30

Kiely and Rlias. the iatermellltc
douole OF The metropolitan Rowing
I Club, were out in lie morning and
afternoon A Junior eight from tAu
The evening world., 1906-04-30

Baseball To-Day r. NJ American
LEAGUE Fark. y. Y. Americans vs.. Boston. ..
The evening world., 1906-04-30
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. = Y.
Aprll 3o-The entries 70 to-morrow's
races are as follows.
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BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.


KEENEY'S. Nf1GrE MAT PAIN !j.So-ic i5'2'
The Grea, Henri French, wormwo9ds
bears Monkeys and Dogf. Dorotny Russen
daughter OF Lillian Russell. Jack Nor
worth The Three Graces Others BIZ
amateur nights Tuesday and Thursday u
This ana mex, weels so In prizes each Night
The evening world., 1906-04-30

Tho season on the Harlem is 81 rs
busiest stage. From now ou ne bat
the hardest Kind OF work Will be in
dulgci in along the river flr vita
Decoration Day only a few weeks N.
and the rivalry between he dlneFoat
crews and scullers kesrcr ;hau ever.
all have their wofk cut out Tor them
Tho bohemian Boat club hli It's
Junior cish; out early ycsterioy ana
they were followed cl1ssiy ~ the
junior eight OF the NAssaus. Both
crews had le.. long. hard rows and
bo h look very promising. the "Boh.s
especially being as usual, very
sturdy lot OF oarsnen. The "Nols' 20
Junior eisAt was oat in tAc morning
and afternoon. being coached 1y Capt
P,arce. who is devo;.ug an g.; his leis-
ure time this year TO se,ung A.s crews
in shape.
Veseiey and Budrle, Of the Bohem.Aas,
were out in singles early ln tile after
noon, later owing together in a double.
Titus and o.Neu. the senior double
from the Mons" were also scea IN d
double. rowing both ia the morning and
afternoon. They afterwards went out
IN single shells and Titus coached
O Neil In some OF the fine. points o.
the game. erdeuvoriug TO take OF some
Of the rough edges
The evening world., 1906-04-30

~ NE more boxing club. the Metro
politan A c.. at Lion Palace.
has fallen by the wayside. The
promoters say Shcy couldn't stasid the
expense. It's pl,y a ciu5 like the
Metropolitan couldn't live through the
storm. 1t was the scene o. many a
good go long before other orEaniza-
tons OF the mushroom var.e spranE
w all over, and its shows were all
ways well conducted
VINCENT TREANoR.
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+ CASINO Nan ,as gasr' sss The Social Whirl

EnEN WORLD IN WAN New Grsnn.
LHLA' CiNFMAI O1kAfH Every Hour.
MlsFE Ghnsv Music Mia .ittTn-tlons
The evening world., 1906-04-30

Ilth ct THEA AtGthnv Se,y pla- io-nlgh;
"" ~ Big p.cducion. a SQUARE DE u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Or COLD
FLOODS CASEY
EVERYBODY IN THE NEW OIL
TOWN HAS MONEY-BANkS
Bullying WITH TT.
is UNITY RECRETFUL?
Alexander County Farmers Had
Chance to Strike II Rich But
Turned Down Promoters.

IL Will be remembered that short
while. two capitalists who struck oil at
the now famous Casey, made over
lures to land owners around Unity,
this county, for options on their lands,
having found indications Of oil there,
but with The exception of two or three
the farmers in that vicinity politely
declined to consider the matter.
These latter, perhaps, will feel a
lingering regret over what might have
been when they read the following
dispatch regarding Casey.
Paris. H., Sept. Everybody in
Casey, the storm center of the north
half OF the Illinois oil field has money
and the atmosphere is heavy with oil
talk People who never before really
knew what money was now have coin
TO throw at the birds-so much of 1t
that it is said the vaults in the banks
OF the city are bullying with almost 81,
600. 600 of deposits and poker game
last week, in which $4,000 was wager
ed on one hand, caused little more
than passing comment.
The bants are not only full Of
money, but the hotels are running
over with guests. and board, which
cost from 81 to So per week before
Casey struck oil now goes at 81 a day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Must Have Surgical Aid.

Judge Thomas of the United States
district court has decided that it is
the duty of a shipmaster to obtain
medical or surgical aid for any one on
board his vessel who needs it, even
if to do so necess#ates reversing the
course of his vessel and putting into
distant port The decision was made
in the case of John H. Michael, cook
on the freight steamer Cuzco, which
left Ne wYork on July 10, 1908, for
Guayaquil Ecuador. and way ports
When anchored in Fortesque bay
Straits Of Magellan. Michael fell down
a hatchway. An arm was dislocated
and his head was cut 4 was shown
that the captain knew there were ply
clans at Ponterna Il port seven hours
sail back from For esque hay. but he
continued on his course. In conse-
quence the cook alleged the injury to
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Young Visitor Honored.

Miss Allie Belts, of Mounds, was the
guest of honor at a pleasant social
gathering Friday night al the home
Of Miss Ruth yesterday.
The guests were Miss Mary over.
street Of Mound City; Misses Allie
Belts, Grace Hawkins. Anna Rene
Smith. Nellie Anderson. Augustine
Fitzgerald. Laura Clendenen, Blanche
Bryant. Prudence Malone. Rosalind
Roberts, Bessie Whelan and Alice
Morse; Messrs. Stuart Casey, Dan
Fitzgerald, Harry Hubbard, Charlie
Smith, Earl Quellmatz Gilbert Smith,
Alex. Meehan, Edward Hill, Harry
Stout. Harry Webster, Robert Ne
Clarey and Reed Morse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Received Bad News.

Friends of E. c. Allen, proprietor
of the Hotel Illinois, and Homer +.
Allen. proprietor of the Planters
House will regret to learn that they
were. called to Fairmount. Ind. yestea
day by a mes age stating that their
mother was dying. J. d. Allen of
Memphis their brother, arrived in
Cairo just an hour previous to the re-
ceipt of the message fer a visit with
his relatives unaware of his mothers
condition. The three brothers left on
the first train for Fairmount leaving
here via the Big Four at O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
A New Fleet For the ohio.

A Cincinnati dispatch says A new
fleet of steamboats, for the Ohio river
Is within the range of possibilities. A
number of rivermen who are the pres.
ent owners and operators Of packet
boats, have interested sufficient capI.
tai in an enterprise which will put a
new line of boats on the Ohio river
by the time the lock and dam system
is finished in 1908. The proposed
trade of the line will be from Pitts
burg 10 Louisville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
PETIT JURY DRAWN
Names of Those Who viii Serve At
October Term of Court.

The names Of petit jurors to serve at
the October term Of circuit court were
drawn yesterday by Circuit Clerk Da-
Wis and are as follows
First Cairo Precinct--Jerry McCar-
thy. Sol. Winston, John Bell. Frank
Gazzola.
Second Cairo Precinct-Daniel Hart
man, H. Block, George Feuchter
Third Cairo Precinct-JQhn Van
Vactor, William Griffin.
Fourth Cairo Edward Nc,
Grew, J. NJ. Sutton, Patrick Mahoney,
Fifth Cairo Precinct-George Jack
son. Walter o. Nellis.
Seventh Cairo Precinct-H. H. Hal
lday, J. w. Spies, Robert Ent, Albert
Boerschel
Eighth Cairo Precinct J. Web
ster, T. ~ Warrick.
Cache Precinct-Charles Hayes
Frank T. Barbee
Unity William Vaughn
Sundusky-F NJ. Hargis
Dela-C l.. Burk T. II. Phillips
Craig Phillips
Thcbos Henry Rolwing. Thoma-
Hobbs. H. e Weimsn
Santa Pc Arvine Twente.
Gosc Island Logan Bower
Lake Milligan Edward Brazier
i I'm Ryai Jr, George RIVAL, Charlie
Foster
Court conyenes the second Monday
Ia October and the petit jury will h'
summoned for Wednesday following
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Yesterdays River Forecasts,

The Ohio at Evansville will fall to
night and Sunday, TT Mt Vernon
will continue to rise slowly during the
next II 10 "a hours, then fall. AT Pa.
ducah, not much change during the
next sc hours, At Cairo, will continue
falling slowly during The next 30
hours.
The Tennessee at Florence will rise
during the next iS hours. At Johnson
vile, will continue falling during the
next 36 hours, then rise
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo, will fall slowly during the next
SO hours.
p. Fl. SMYTH,
Local F0recaSter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

Memphis Commercial Appeal; The
city of Savannah, which has been
chartered by the Arkansas River
Packet Company, will leave ST Louis
September %, and will go through to
Nicksburg, taking the place of the Luz
ellie Rowland in the Vicksburg and
Greenville trade. The Lucille Now
land will then come to this place and
enter the Memphis and Vicksburg
trade until the arrival of the new
steamer S. S. Brown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Remarkable strinn Beans.

The beans on the famous giant bean
stalk upon which Jack made his aerial
climb could have been no larger than
those brought 10 The Bulletin office
YESTERDAY They were grown in the
garden Of Mrs NJ Runner of GIG Thir-
ty.fourth street and are remarkable
specimens of string-beans grown on
poles. One pod was rs inches long
another 20 inches and each contained
twenty beans
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

G. ] Spencer of Pulaski, well
known farmer and deputy game war
den of Pulaski county, was in the city
yesterday and incidentally exhibited
to his friends a freak of nature in the
shape OF a two-headed swapping turtle
which he found on his farm. The ceea-
ture eats and drinks with both heads
at the same time and is quite a
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

Cairo's two amateur baseball teams
the Cochrans and Cairo's Own, will
contest for the city championship this
afternoon at Sportsman park. These
teams both claim TO be the champions
Fl Cairo and the result Of the game
will tell the tale An interesting game
is expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

In honor Of Miss Pearl Hodge, of
Memphis, who Is The guest of the
Misses Daisy and Edith Hodge OF
Seventeenth street. an enjoyable
lance was given Friday night at ST
Mary's park
Pittmau's orchc ira played delight.
fu music for the dane" which wa
much enjoyed despite The midsum
mor heat.
The guests were Miss Ruth Bird
of Memphis. Tenn Misses Craze Ed
muHd. Maudr Dacres. Nellie O'Pricr
Clyde Stewart. Daisy and Edith
Hodge. Ahbie Williams. Norma Pet.
it's Mes-rs. James George Edward
Walder. Hugh Mccormick. VIII Milne.
Harry D'lts. Fred Steinhouse Edward
Stuart. John Hurst and VIII Hires.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

Local river men will have a grand
time this week, Tuesday "Wednesday
and Thursday when Frank A. Jones,
national president Of the Marine En-
eineers Beneficial Association, will be
here ON his annual tour. An elabor-
ale program Of entertainment has
been prepared and il is expected that
there will be a large attendance from
outside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
THE WEATHER
s....~4.>4+>.~..%-~.~~~.-.

The weather was cool yesterday and
the day mostly cloudy, threatening
rain part Of the time, but none fell.
The maximum temperature was IS,
the minimum 70 and at p. m. it wa
II. At ~ O'Clock last night the street
record was 6S Extreme high tempera-
ture OF 102 degrees was reported from
Bismagk on yc;terday's government
bulletin Light rains were reported
from only seven points on the map.
Forecasts for Today.
Cairo and vicinity-Partl cloudy
weather with showers and local thun,
derstorms: no decided change in tenn
perature.
Illinois Qs:ued at Chicago) -Gener
ally fair
Kentucky and Tennessee ISSUED az
Louisvillel Showers in eastern Ten
nessee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
Had Fourteen RattIes.

An object OF some interest at Cen
trial Union station yesterday was a
live rattle snake with fourteen rattles
on It's tail. The reptile was in a box
and in charge of g man, who came
from Missouri where it was captured,
bound for Paducan where it will be
sold 10 a museum
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
SHOP TALK.

Mr.. Individual-Styl Man you do
not have to go to Chicago and have
your clothes made to get exclusive
ness of pattern We have it. We
carry an especial line just for you,
One suit OF pattern conseryatiyely
tailored.
And from this stock you can select
just what you want. You will have
an Individual style suit of the finest
ting, elegantly trimmed and tailored
by master of the craft
Give us call and YOU can save
money at
SOLOMoN'S. CAIRO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

Miss Leila Miller has taken a posi-
ton as stenOgrapher and bookkeeper
with the Central Union Telephone
company to succeed Miss Blanche
Thomas who recently res gned to take
position as stenographer and book
keeper with the Henderson Lumber
company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Makes a Request.

Superintendent T. c. Clendenen Of
the public schools makes particular
request that all school children and
students bring their books the first
morning as school business will begin
at . O'Clock and books will be used
at once
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

Charles A. Moore, assistant cashier
of the Peoples Savings bank at Mem.
phis, will arrive in few days TO be-
come auditor for the Halliday estate.
Mr.. Moore was a resident of Cairo
twenty year ago, when ne was book
keeper for The City National bank,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-09

The Vernie Mac brought the show
show boat Wonderlan htmhmhmhc4
boat Wonderland out of the Ohio yes
terday and performance was given
at this point last night.