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Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
CADETS sHooTINe WE'LL.

Capt. F. M Irish of The Normal cadet company reports that some geusl scores are being made by memb=rs 1r the company Twice a week member Of the company make an early morn ing trip 70 the target range across the river. A number of the men have completed the course and are now shooting off the sharpshooters' course
 Corporal Millett now stands aI the head of the company with the best score.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

As you chase Iife's Jack o'Lanterns That before you come and go,
 Just refresh yourself some moments. For they'll not return, you know, And eat DonofriS's Cactus Candy
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
NOTICE TO REREkHAs.

There will be a special meeting u' Tempe Silver Star lodge No Jomur- row evening at which all members u- the order are requested Jo be present
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

Physicians recommend old RutIedss Whisky.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

CHICKENS wanted. Ed Olsen, South Seventh avenue. Phone main 322.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

J. L. CANT, realty agent Valley resident twenty-two years. Inquiries solicited.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

WANTED TO RENT-A small mod ern furnished house. Tel. Black 83. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- enced car" reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner of Third St
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Less sne Found

FOUND-Man's coat on Tempe road Owner may have same by applying 10 731 East Washington and paying for this notice.
 LOST-Saturday night, white knit shawl. Finder please leave at this office.
 LOST-Leather watch fob, with silver swastika. Return to this office. LOST-Large silicate of copper stick pin claw mOunting; return to this office and receive reasonable re- ward.
 LOST-Gold bracelet between Wash ington and 71S So. Center St Reward for return to 71S So. Center street. TWO STEERS. belonging to O. +. Christy, one branded bar above OK. another OK, both with ear brands on over and an under slope on right ear and swallow fork on left ear. Steers recently came from range. Notify O.. H. Christy.
 LOST-Filigree gold breast pin, with diamond setting. Finder return to this office and receive reward. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-No questions asked for return. of rings lost by Mrs. Charles H. Maginnis, Thursday night. May 9. Address Dr. R. w. Craig.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
For Rent

froom frame house, on south side city water, good shade, for s6 pc. month.
 Broom brick, on south side for g. per month.
 5roOm brick. with bath. and fence around lot. for s12 per month.
 4room brick and screen kitchen roughly furnished, good location, foI S10 per month.
 5-room brick, close in, modern im provements, good location for $25 pel month.
 4roOm furnished house. with scree- kitchen and screen room, in good loca- tion. for $2O per month
 Furnished rooms for light housekeep- ing on application.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

PICTURE Frames made 10 order all sizes and kinds at Ralkes Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Ha1e Wansae

-)~O~~~~-~~-~~--~~~-~-~~~~ WANTED-A woman to do general houseword and cook. Apply E. Gang at National Bank of Arizona. wANTED-First-c class cook, at once. Lawrence Restaurant, opposite fire house.
 WANTED = Experienced saleswomen for dry goods store; those with ex- perience preferred. Address Box A, care this office.
 WANTED-SOme one to do a little cooking in return for room and board nice easy place in country. Address Mrs. M. Fielder, Box 40 R. F. D. No. ?
 WANTED-A baker, or good helper in baker shop. Home Baking Co. Respectable man for dairy and creamery work: milk 10 to F cows. Steady work to right man. Apply Evans Creamery or address R. F. D. No. 2 Edith Evans. IMPERIAL VALLEY .2OOO ACRES OF CANTALOUPES S-WANTED- Men or women to pick and pack cantalOupes Good wages guaran- teed. Come at once. Imperial Val ley, East Side Producers association Holtville, Calf. Lew D, smith, Sec.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Position as clerk. book keeper or business manager. assist ant superintendent of steward of some state institution preferred. Sev- en years experience as clerk and as sistant postmaster in town of 10000 Address O. F. Akens. Murphysboro H. Best of references.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

Hoax-"You'H be bald if your aai- keeps on coming out Joax--WhE don't you talk Uni,ed States How can it keep on coming out and boa can I be bald if il keeps on:~
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Fer Sale

FOR SALE-Grain stubble. Want large bunch of cattle or horses for short time. Phone Country 91, or address J. w. Bromell, Box 1O31.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
ANOTHER 25 CARLOADS OF TALK
 ING MACHINES

intended for san Francisco. Tempe and Kyrene, will be for sale at Fountains 's Music Store for less than other car loads were sold. Call and see them 243 East Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Fer Rent

Fer Rent --~--~--~-~-----~~----- FOR RENT-Modern 7-room brick cottage, completely furnished. in Bennitt addition. See owner. 627 N.
 First street.
 FOR RENT-Four-r r-room furnished cot tage; also three-room unfurnished
 cottage, 3O7 North First ave. TO RENT-For the summer. my home three-quarters of a mile east of Indi- an school with shaded grounds. fruit, berries, use of buggy, horse and pas tgFe. Saddle horse with saddle and use of 100 B. L. hens, a garden. ect. A quiet. clean place. D. w. Willard.
 S12 Fleming Block. FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished for housekeeping. Electric light, bath shade. Summer rates. 9, South
 18th ave.
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, cool
 front room; plenty of shade. 127 F.. Van Buren.
 FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT.
 S71 North 4th avenue. WATER FOR RENT-Maricopa water
 for summer. Mrs. s. $. Lowe. FOR RENT-Nice and cool housekeep- ing or single rooms, furnished. 3l6
 North Fifth street. FOR RENT-4O acres of alfalfa land. F mile from Tempe, with full water right in Tempe canal. and good house; also 27 head of first-class cows; and, if desired. retail milk
 route, with cans, horses and wagons,
 will be for sale. Call on or apply to E. A. Clark. Model Dairy. | FURNISHED housekeeping and single
 rooms; bath. 6c2 N1~rH Sixth St. FOR RENT-A eucalyptus sheltered
 mosquito proof Broom bungalow,
 furnished; city water: 40 laying hens to be had for their keep; $IO per month. On car line, near Dun
 bar rose garden. 2O25 West Adams. Apply to Mrs. Hine, 217 North 18th Ave
 ! FOR RENT-Wel furnished 8-room house, overlooking Westlake Park Los Angeles. Cal; reasonable rent
 Address P. O. Box 366, Prescott, Ariz. NICE Broom furnished house, with screen porch and awnings; summer rates East Thirteenth St. Brill car.
 Mrs, Painter.
 FOR RENT-Nice. cool furnished rooms. for day sleepers. The Doris, 32 South Second Ave. 1 FOR RENT-Tent 14x16 feet; furnish ed; double roof; city water; close in. Address A. D. Walling, Box 453
 Phoenix, A. T. FOR SALE OR RENT-IdeaI home;
 terms reasonable. Box 506. FOR RENT-8-room house on Polk St,
 with barn Griswold, the Bicycle Man.
 EGGS for matching. White Plymouth rock. prize stock. 816 w. Washing ton street.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-Lunch coun-
 ter restaurant outfit and buildings.
 Good opening for bakery and con- fectionery in connection. Address 1 J. J. Maxie, Kelvin. OLD PAPERS for sale at this office. FOR SALE-Disunled water. Light
 ming Delivery. ROOMS TO RENT-In new house on North Central avenue, screen porch,
 bath, instantaneous hot water. sum- Dler rates. Address box 20, this of- fee.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
 nished houses; all sizes, kinds and
 prices; also houses, loLs and ranches for sale. ". K James, 37 North
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28
Real Estate Opportunities

FOR SALE-Well improved SO- acre ranch, within two miles of town, for s60 per acre for a quick sale; party leaving; land adjoining held s.J $1OO per acre. FOR SALE-Highly improved 40 acre ranch; all in alfalfa; good house, barn and outbuildings: fenced and cross fenced; good mill, etc; Maricopa water. Price only $4.5OO.
 FOR SALE-6-roo modern brick house, with fine porches; close in; fine shade and lawn; S3,500. This is the best home purchase in Phoenix.
 FOR RENT-The finest 4O-acre ranch in the valley; all in al- falfa; fine stand; good brick house and outbuildings, includ- ing cement milk house; Mari copa and Appropriators wa ter; has its own headgate and ditch.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-28

FOR SALE-4O acres in melon and strawberry district; house and 10 acres; fresh cows. Cole, 1K miles east and south of asylum,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
MORE LIGHT"

The street committee probably ala
not have IN mind Goethes famous
dying words. when & met Friday night
and res lived upon the enforcement Of
the ordinance relating TO trimming
the trees so that they VIII not oh
struct the rays from the street lamps.
but H. resolution embodied the spirit
thereof. as e. is generally understood.
The ordinance has been on the books
for years. but 10 has rot been very
much alive The importance Of en-
T rcing it must be apparent TO any
one who viii make an 0bscrvanf tour
Of the city al night. for be viii come
upon rather too many instances where
the lower hranches Of trees obet--e.
the street lights and in some cases
entirely e1vCiC3c the lamps u what
might be termed a thick panoPdy or
foliage
This is a proper time Of year f.
trimming trees and Is a good tim
to begin Tn ordinaJce requir
that the lowest branches Of the trees
shall be not le s tlan twelve f.
above the side walk, ami + the work
properly done II vii not daface. bat
rather add TO The belaty q the tree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Livina by EGGS Alone.

The other day a number OF persons
attending a meeting OF pure food adj
yocates IN New York made .hc an
rouncement that the only really pure
food is the fresh egg. This raises the
question whether a mans lile might
be- prolonged indefinitely is he .lm-
tied his diet % cses Lui-i Cornaro.
the famous Italian of some Ccnlgfiss
bacE. who at the age of 4o. with his
constitution apparently ruined through
exec --es adopted regimen chat en-.
atleI him 20 live as long as De want
e. to live. and died of Cuuui on the
threshold Of his HIM ireI.h year set
rfea. store by me egg lt nas this
.lterl ring gentleman wtu relsced
Us diet ty degrees until he sHrai-ci
hmaLf in serenity and comfort ca q
single eg- Cay.-Dos on Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
eE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT.

An lntercs ing feature h 0fiei
council prc cec6inge IN vostsr5av morn
ines bulletin waa tateuent by
Messrs. Ian den & TeeE. attorrevs
setting forth with some particularly
the extent and nature Of he services
which the firm is expected to perform
under their agreement VITA the CT.
AS stated by MrLeek to the council,
the statement was prepared by judge
Lansden himself, and it give ample
proof Of a careful research into and
thnrongh tnowieig- If the intr'ca 2
nrocesses prescribed hv existing stat e
laws 70 making public Improvements.
Even a casual perusal Of the state
ment can leave no doubt in the mind
OF the average reader that the work
necessary to insure the successful
execution of the grand plan of inn
nrovor,ent mon which rs eitv is
about to enter is prodigious. even
withou' considering ina which is sure
10 develop from tire TO time. because
Of circumstances which can not be
forseen.
The settlement was ordered publish
ed with the official proceedings on mo-
tIon Of Alderman Fuller. because. as
be ssid. there had been considerable
CT ticism Ct the city council on ac-
coun, of the contract with the after
revs. No doubt tie council was in
fuenced very much in this action bv
the rather bitter experience it had
with a batch of Improvement ordi-
nancos pass a some ;ime before and
which withered into norhingness at
he FIR touch of judicial light when
they were brought into court under a
contest with the result that all the
time. labor and money spent in their
prepare ion and pas age was entirely
los,. Very properly the council decided
TO take no more chances but TO pro
coed hereafter more carefully AMI
with a reasonable assurance that there
will not be a repetition Of the miser-
able iasco. BE sure you a-e right;
then go ahead. Is a cool motto TO-
the council to follow IN this case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
CARTOON AND COMMENT.

It seems to be in order to admon SD
he friends of public Improvement hat
patience is neeesg airy while the pre-
paratory steps are being taken for the
,g Improvements that have been
nes q IN tao city council.
enc Is teW norag delay IN The
matter of .tbe prap sed commaci 4
avenue sever and iE mas IS neces
sry "a ordeF = lasufo be success
cgun u ans nisn for q rad ca
fen5a " he sailag system Ct
n city, change omewhat he plans
SITS h.s nbterranaan canal But
WIN saa9 Itself properly Ia
lire ana there is no occasion for
Icing glum about it in the interim
specially since there S no cessation
f effort on the part os those in
7u hor ty, to bring matters TO a head
rs quickly as pos ibe. The steps
o-esar7 10 secure the data on which
t,o 7rs- documcn in the case
stem have been taken
~ viii be followed Up by others;
and in the meantime City Engineer
Th-stlewood is giving attention to the
proposed Twenty-eighth street and
Ohio street improvements.
Our artist represents odd Man
Ger" as rather in bad frame Of
mind. seemingly because those two
Kids owl Car" and "All Night
Lights are on the stage before him
Perhaps our art st was a little mistaken
IN that view. for "Old Man Sewer"
Is certainly ION deck" also. More
than likely he is worried at the pros
pect OF being buried. but he should
End consolati in the reflection that
hen he is buried. he viii be about
he biggest thing under ground ,n
hese parts
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
BOSTON ATHLETICS
Neltaar Eckersali Nor Hahn Were
Factors in the Finals Of the
4o-Yard Handicap.

Boston, Feb 10.-Running events
ere he features of the annual meet
81 he Boston Athletic association
The relay race, 15G0 yards, was won
by Cornell in SIP
In the 1920 yards relay Dartmouth
defeated Pennsylvania, 7:15,
The 1000 yards run wen by G. ".
Jones, Worcester, 2:23 80.
Mile handicap won by ]. F Suit.
van Irish American Climb New YorE
4t4i.
The 40-yard cash won by w. b.
aton cambridge, A 3-5 seconds.
Neither Ecsersall nor Hahn who
came from Chicago especially fer the
yeat, were factors in tire finals Of A.
yard handicap although they won their
heats only o lose ia semtdnals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
fIo Remanee About IL.

Now. papa. want YOU 10 act IKE
he traditional stern parent when
Henry comes 10 ask for mc. / told
him what a struggle it would De foF
YOU % give me up. Don't forget tda-
iaddy, dear"
But I'm rot a good actor MS CHILD
Yen NOW very wei I'm really tickioi
hoif TO death TO think you are going
re marry Henry.
"But you mustn't let him know E.
Trea- him as If be came 10 steal
sCTftr .re'
"Elf suppose ! oyerdo g. aai Henry
gets ad aud ouits?"
"Trtn III sue him for breach CT
promise. daddy. On. you can trust
his 80 rolden-haiIel Innocent. She
t1oe a-- ls SON. n yen seri- Eic'-
hir-. daddy. Or would Boz ir= g.. nlii'
GLADYS. draw The .lnl there o.
Enc Gree place refuse ,o inlet ass
uea -tl-caeat On the sen q a
OH -l1. ami in Che scccal piece
ever lsaef one 81 my toes f. .re
ralr Il cn'er -o admit OF au- srcl
reckless Sc. i- slo-. I'm El.-E T.
Weld son up without s-ru E.e. uE
Child without the t.uicsi tt of e
struggle. sni DO T. eaesrf1--y. teo- -
CIeFe-auf Pain .or
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

! license was whether or not applicants
FOR license to operate saloons for q
fractional part Of the year should ba
allowed TO pay al the rate OF $500 per
year for the time they wished to oper
ate. or pay the full $500 II was
argued. with go reason, that, to per,
nit any one to have a license for any
part CT the year at the rate Of $500,
would be unfair TO the permanent es,
Enlistment maintained by men Vino
look ont licenses for ne full year
recuuso IL would subject Jhem 20 easy
competition during Fho good part Of
the year. ly men who would have little
interest the city uayond whot they
could get ont az "a ID the course o. q
few months when The saloon business
was the most profitable
City Attorney Moore was asked for
an opinion to The councils power %
ranuirc a full yeaI's licesso Tor any
fractl Of be year ana he replied
that This question bad nof been ats
facicrily passed upon by the supreme
ocur Of the state aud in the absence
Of such ruling perhaps a laymaa
may offer suggestions on the sub
3ect. II haa been said that good
e. mmon sense is good law which
may be true in general way hu'
then we may get into roW as 10 what
cor sIluies geal common sense
However, PERHAPS Il VIII IL accepted
Us a corrcc. ana equitable propa3. ion
mat a rule which Il universally ac-
Z pted In The business worli, wculi
not operate untGstiy n Tire ouio1
Of the que Ii n here raised And SO
for instanc a--,n the N nas of those I
vho know, there is a more or less int /
mate connection between sugar and /
rhIsEry. We have / on good an Eor
ha+ GOOD Kramban buli can
lot be made wIthol a combination f
ne two and sugar is an important /
article of legitimate honorable com
nerce. Therefore we will take sugar I
ly way Of illustration The man who /
uys one pound of sugar pays 10 cents +
lie WHO Buys three pounds gets It for
IS cents cr s 1-3 cents per pound SIX
pounds will probably be sold for AS 4
.en,s ana IL pounds for rs cents, or
;Ia cents per pound That is fair
S il not? II is admitted TO be good
COMMON sense. too. Then why would
t not be fair and good common
ense, and therefore good law also
o apply this rule 10 the saloon II,
ense question? The twelve months
lcen being $500 or $41GG % per
Month, why may not a sliding scale
ate per month be adopted, which shall
i've the buyer Of the full year license
he same advantage that is given TO
he buyer Ct twelve pounds of sugar?
OF course, some fellow WI pop mp /
nd declare "tha would be against
be law" Well then, in that event
ne we not confronted heee with an /
lstanee where good common sense
not good law?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

nished by Mrs. L. L. Powell, librarian
These notes are rich with information
on matters pertaining 10 this noble m
stitution, ana particularly of value 70
readers In setting forth the merits Of
new books received from time TO Zine.
Mr. Powell makes one statement that
must give satisfaction to friends Of
the library and promoters of a
healthy public taste in raading,
namely THAT the value OF useful
reading IS teeomng more armly
GNed' among patron of .he library
Mrs Powelis contribution IS worthy
or careful pargsal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
THREE covzYs IN ONE SEASON
lail Hen Known to Have Raise
Fifty-four Birds.

80 a~''t - 80 $500
sn .utcrcs ing incident in reference
thr breeding OF quail was told r.
~. IS gentleman living In the
o. Cypress.
tsat an old quail hen mes
yard and that during TIE
araie coyeys OF Youu
raised. The party mcn
v.t.lel the old bird dur.l
r- season and was caral
81. Ing molesled her Or he.
Early In the summer the frs
.~ey came off with twenty birds, al'
which were raised Then another
ryoy Of sixteen was raised ami dna
late in the summer another hatch
z c,eh-een birds was brought off
makes a total Of lftyfour birds
hy one hen this season.
he incident offers several inter
sting suggestions namely that the
resent closed season on the bird f.
rbor- correct 20 cover the entire
reediug rcriol. 70 also shows that
se kulin~ Of quail In September and
'e.oher e nothing short Of murder.
tro ola birds are too poor from
arir~ so~ their young and the young
i-9s too young 10 be Of any value for
sat.ug- Houston Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

T. happened on Washington stree
car and the conductor who furei d.
f. r3t ODD speak ol the man. whose
nasal .l-ga were affected. Dad
hing to think about when the
CHE was over.
Niaeat aIllrent provocation the
Oman aTi.
-C-ollIef
-Ha that?' queriel the coz
suc.cr.
~Tor-ot9hi1c7
-Dl yl -el ne TO go to-"
-oHiiiztreetT
! tboHeht l tel
l--l.s -r-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

Miners and Operators in Three Dis.
tr,ets viii Arrive at Satisfactory
Agreement.

Dubois, Pa, Feb. 10.-Au agre sment
which b. is expected viii be sadsfac
tory 10 both sides was reached tn .
1fternoon between representatives Of
miners and General Manager Robinson
lot the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg coal interests. after a conference
extending over two days. The miners
viii NEE Monday and the terms Of set.
Element will De accepted OF rejected
The opinion IS that the men will decide
I'D return 20 work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
GOOD seNsE-eooD LAW.

With the issuance cf a license Tor
John Grimes a. the council N 7ati7g
last Tuesday uirht. there a-e ff.v-f rec
licensed falcons Fl Cairo Al o. these
have paid the fuli $500 license e..
ceet NJ. Crime Who bays Tor eleven
months a. the fame rate. a question
Of some importance raised in the coun-
Gil in connection with the Grimes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
GONE WITH THE MONEY.

ST. Joseph, No Feb 11-Henry
hnEl Rogers, said 20 Dee the son Of
q rich baron in Denmars. has disap-
1earei and there is an alleged short
eye of several hundred dollars in his
accounts az cashier o. the Benton
club. Ii is bel eyed be- took the club
Funds 10 enable him TO return 10 his
homo IN I-nmarL-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
rHAwEp our DYNAMITE.

Akeley MINI, Feb. TO- WAilf
thawing on about atty pounds 81
dynamite on the lire % the RED River
Lumber company railroad today Ed.
ward Fisher, ailroad contractor ano
Arthur Moore Of Elk river, were killed
by the explosion OF the dynamite
Both bodies were terribly mutilatad
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Ms.tinn q s1arehc G.rs.

or ce OF The Cairo Ciiy Gas Company
Cairo. lH- February :. 1906.
Tire regular annual meeting Of The
shareholders of The Cairo City Gas
Company siI he held at tHe office o'
ire COMPANY. 40. 1ls Ohio street. il
the ely of Cairo. Illinois. en- Monday
the 18Th day Of February. A. d. 1906
between the hours of io O'Clock
u- and q O'Clock p u.
JOHN W. EAEIE.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Average daily and Sunday cireu
lation for the m nth of January,

II. .lf1f
The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
for the month of January 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day of February, 1906,
(Seal.) LEO ]. KLEB,
Notary Public.
NV commission expires January 16.
1909
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
PAID FIRST DIVIDEND.

Spring Valley Ill. FEB. l0.-H. NJ
Trlm1le. receiver OF rhe spring Val
Fry Natl nai hank which failed July
.. 1905 uai today the first dividend u
-9 DIT cent amounting 70 ts5600.
Charles , Deylin. who died four
Fenths after THE bank failed was its
-rC.Ileut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Rictl MAN DIES

Madison s q, Fe1 l5-I7Tna p.
Smith The second ich man IN this
state Is dead aged SO His fortune i
estimated al Sl500,G40 Most of his
wealth is invested in lands IN this
state and iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
towing places:
coIeman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

pafEsrilia Mo- Feb 10. IL
'''~~e~er agel y. Of Milton. Pa. a
JUROR in Park college. was drowned
and q dozen others narrowly escaped
drowning in the Missouri river here
tonight when the ice under the weight
of party Of skaters gave way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
For County Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce DR.
Z. J. DUNCAN of Tamms, as a cand
date for County Commissioner Jf
Alexander county. subject TO the deris
on OF the Republican Primary eie"
sien
We are authorized t9 announce p
Vi J. Cause af Unity as q candidate
aaferfo0 the ad ae " oo1of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
For County Superintendent Of Schools.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER as candidate for re-
election to the office OF County SUPP
intendent OF Public Schools Of Alexa
der county. subject to the Republica
primary election to De held April =
1906. e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce %.
J. HODGES as a candidate for sheriff
of Alexander county, subject to the
decision Of the Republican primary
election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
OUR PUBLIC LlsRAav.

PeIhaps one OF The H 1..le5 .-
features in TIE Dai'eta tHis morning
is q full coiumn of notes kiH5-s fm