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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
EsTRAY NOTICE

S,TRAYFD UPON NY PREMISES FIVE
i~lpilss east OF W qua, some time IN May, "A
yeArlluR heifer, - lGle, white face. while
belly some white 90 vii hers; DO horns
JoHH H. WHITE, Niroqua, Route 6.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
Our Finest Grades of Wool Blankets.

No. 1891 North Star extra fine selected wool blan
ket strictly all wool in dainty gray and white checks
f b4iee ia = size 5000
No. 1926 all wool Glendale ia blanket in plain
grey, with fancy border Ch M
unusual good quality, price. OU.UU
No. 951 North Star selected wool blanket, full ia
size in plain white also in fancy plaids Ch M
with neat borders, price. ............. DUsUU
The "Selma" wool blankets in white only, with
blue also pink borders, and silk bound, CS M
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

NEW DIX dHN OuIJdkU
p S:-J. E. Nuzum sells our paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
Mems Fur Goats

No mysteries abort the
Furs we sell. We don't take
common, ordinary Furs and
designate them by fancy,
Understanding names. We
even call skunk, skunk.
COON Fur coat full trim
med collar and cuffs, heavy
quilted lining, a good, ser
viceable coat, price $50
BULGARIAN LA NJ B.
skin shell with heavy cordu-
roy lining; rat fur collar and
fur edged cuffs, price $35
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
For Kentucky.
..ollr fot~ E-rfdo.
For Tennessee.
Washlnuton bulletin.

Partly cloudy Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

People eat and sleep 100 much and
don't work enough said Thomas 81
yah Edison. "Eat heartily and sioen
long" said FRANK r. Lawrence. "As
a rule" DE continued. "tha vice Of
American lcopla Is not oycgeating u
is oyetworhng." Mr. Edison. who
has tested his own theory OF living is
busy. hale and hearty 40 IS. Mr.. Law.
renee. rho is president Of the Lotos
club. a familiar figure AZ great han
DUETS and active In many ways. pre-
5onts al CO the appearance Of man
less than 90 We have. then. two
types Of fine. vigorous manhood ex-
plotting what seem 10 he directly or
rositc vicws on the vital questions Of
eating. resting and doing. Really
here is less difference in The preach
irrs OF the two men than appears on
The surface Both are against elut-
-rry. but while Nr Edison advocates
7ts. cution as a preventive Mr Law
n-,. SAYS merely. Eat M you can
ra.n-.' New York World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

John Pai,ip sousa was Coademnlg
the voice Of a comic opera comedian
ut is such ID voice. ha said smiline
cas- belonged to young man whom Z
lrew in rv boyhood in VIZ iing'on
-Orc nieht az meas party this
Young man ssng % solo. Ir was exc
.rr ig tIc Uld- n- aitoorf
racket BLUFF Cd ss~i-c B-.- entered.
Squire Ea-r z4f dcrl and fr'fo'
DIS bands aH tho knob OFF h.= -tpr
stics lfe vrHed patiently aI rho
rorre u-7 Fss finished. IE,1 Dr.
-aiH tr -In
Wsl. boy. I dcst blame sou loa
80 Sons best Bur 81 knew The ra-
who asked rau - sing I'd crack D
over tle heed W -his clrt"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
TWO GREAT SHOWS
New York Automobile Exhibits al
Which Lansden Patents Are
Conspicuous.

TWO great automobile shows were
opened Id New York city last Saturday
night and will continue during all Of
this week Those manufacturers who
operate under the Selden patent Ia
gasoline motors are holding their exhi-
bition in Madison Square Garden All
the Independent manufacturers are
represented in The exhibition at tbs
New Sixty-niuth Regiment Armory.
The Armory show i promoted by the
Automobile Club of America on the
opening night in the Garden SHOW
there were 120 pleasure vehicles OF
fortyeight different makes. In the
Arm0ry there were 1856 pleasure We.
hicles of siXty-fonr different makes.
The Lansden Company OF Newark
\. j. has an exhibit in the Armory
show David S Lansden of this city
is president OF the company and John
NJ Lansden, IT.. is It's manager ana
designer Charles F. Sehutter is he
companys secretary and treasurer.
In this connection the following from
id@t SUNDAY No" blh iItlEtl AHdN
be of some local interest,"
In he Garden the exhibit ST most
interest las night was the l20 horse
power locomobile racing machine with
which Joseph Tracy finished third fin
.he Vanderbilt cup race
ln the Arn1ry the greatest atlrac
ton was the 2t3 pond Baby Leo
automobile, Of TWO horsepower, ittus
rateI In the Herald yesterday. It was
attractive because il vas unique
Scarcely second in interest in The
Armory however was an s.4loseette"
shown by The LansdegA rI2y Maud
equipped with an EdNsUilL anpf
sixty cells It's noys gimle
fact that the cells ard b
a long. low bonnet in Durir e.
the weight The batt% in ay in hiss
pounds and The car wthoGs PRAYER terry
is Of the same weight A speed Of
twenty-five miles an hour aud ra
din of action Of sixty miles per
charge are claimed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
A NEW WAREHOUSE
May Be Erected BY Soudder-Gale
Wearen Co-Cairo a Distributing
Point.

II is rumored that the ScudderGale
Weafen Grocery company has under
consideration the construction of a
large warehouse for the accommoda.
ton of their rapidly increasing bust.
aess at Cairo. Plans are said TO have
been drawn up also that the work of
erecting the building win be com
menced a, soon as a location has been
decided upon
u is5also fumured that the company
fas under consideration three local-
les hpon which to- 1iild One is said
10 be on Ohio street, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth street,. one on Com
mercial avenue and Twelfth street
and one on Commercial avenue and
Second street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
THE CONVENTIONS.
Republican and Democratlc--Whe
They Are to Be HeId-candidate
Before Conventions.

The state Of Illinois Il divided into
seven Supreme court districts. Each
district elects one member Of the
supreme court. The term .of office
Il nine years. The first district i com
posed Of twenty,four counties. as fol.
lows Alexander. Clinton. Jackson
Johnson. Jefferson. Edwards. Franklin.
Galaun. Hardin. Hamilton. Massac.
Monroe. Pope. Pulaski. Perry. Ran
dolph, Saline. ST Clair. Union. Wash
ington. Wabash. Wayne. White. WE
hanson.
The present member from this dis.
trict is the Hon. Carol c Boggs. who
defeated David }. Baker the Republi.
can candidate in 1887. The next elee-
ton for upreme judge occurs on the
first Monday in June. 1905.
The Republican judicial committee
is composed of The chairman Of the
several Republican county central
committees Congressman Rodenberg
of ST Clair county. is chairman OF the
committee The primary law passed
sy the last legislature does not applv
10 nomination for circnI. or supreme
judges.
The judicial convention has hen can.
el t3 meet in Cairo. ill., On February
9Sth. TO nom nate ! Republican candi.
date TO- supreme Judge There arc
three candidates before the eanvaiu.
tiou: Judge c w Thomas If Re1la-
willie. Judge d A. ftarkar al 1acEza
county and Judge 4. K. Vickers Of
Vienna There are 1862 delegates in
the convention. L will therefore re-
quire 50 10 nominate
The Democratic judicial committee
is composed of the chairman Of The
several Democratic county central
committees. Albert Watson of Jeffer.
son county is the chairman OF the
committee.
che judicial convention has been
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
HIGHLY HONORED
Mayor Parsons Attended Reception
Tendered BY Cannon 10 House
Members.

Speaker JCsephus b Cannon OF the
House of Representatives rendered a
reception 70 The members Of The Ma
tional lower house Monday might q.
his mansion in Washington
Alayor Parsons of This city attended
the reception. he being the only one
Of The many delegates who were 'a
Washington a the Rivers and Har
bcrs congress 10 be honorcd with an
invitation to the function
This was a rare compliment TO
Mayor Parsons and the city Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Elsewhere in The Bulletin appears
The announcement of L, j. Hodges as
4 candidate for the nomination for
hern' OF Alexander county, subject 10
be Republican primaries. Mr.. Hodges
is product Of the county, having
been born ana raised in Cairo, al
hougn h has resided up the county
COR many years. recently moving to
Cairo TO embark in the real estate
business Mr. Hodges has never as
pirod 10 or held Office although I'M
portuned by friends to enter the lists
many times
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
ThursdaN Gard Club.

Mr. Robert j. Greanoy of $40
Twenfy-econd street entertained the
members of tho Thursday Card club
al her home ye-te-day afternoon. The
prizes offered were I'm hand painted
china the FIRST prize. handsome
sugar and cream SET being won by
Mrs John Walsh and the lone hand
prize a bonbon dish. being won by
Nr Frank Ffzer.a.J. After the
game. mot delicious tvo-course
luncheon was served
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
BONDS ON MARKET
Freundieh May Close Sale at Any
Tine-Much Depends on Success
of Cairo Road.

Paducah, January lSThe promo
ters Of the proposed inlerurban rail-
road from Paducah 70 Cairo are ex-
pecting any day, the announcement OF
the close Of their bond sale by j. J,
Freundlich. of the company who IS
till in New York city
We expect to hear from Mr.
Freundlich that he has consummated
his end OF the deal al any time now
said one of the company today, AS
you know. there has been qgite a
furry In money circles in New York
for some weeks pas, aud these mat
tiers have 10 wait in such times "
we eonsummate the bond sale in the
next four or FIVE weeks we shall prob
ably be ready for active work about
May list. and Will have the road com
pleted and ready for operation in nine
month";"
The entrance # the interurban
road into Paducah IS down Eighth
street To Clay. and thence down CLAY
to Third The promoters hope to-
have a downtown terminal and the
city will no doubt give 1t 70 them
when they ask for It. probably Civ
ing them permission to come down
Third from Clay to jefferson which
would make an ideal point for a de-
pot.
The plans Of the iuterurban com
pany include the building Of interr
ban roads 70 probably Smithland Ben
ton ana Murray and Mayfeld Of
course these would take time but the
success Of the Caro- road means the
building Of some OF he others in con
temptation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Mrs. NJ Lutz Of 300 Washington
avenue entertained the Ladies Auxil-
larry a o r.. Wednesday afternoon
az eucIre Prizes were offered, Mrs.
p n Mcnamara winning the first
Prize Mrs f. Cannon the lone hand
Prize and Ms j. r Hogan the con.o-
la'ion prize After the games a most
delicious fwo-couise luncheon was
served. rh guests OF the club We're
Nrs lanes Mccormick and daughter
Mis-. Mary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

n. Sander ne popular tailor and
haberdasher of Gil Commercial ave
aue is rehtting and rearranging his
store. A partition in the rear OF the
store has been taken ont, thus length
ming the store room to great extent
and the walls are being prepared for
new paper and paint MIR Sander pro-
poses to haye a new front placed in
'he buildng for the purpose Of per
fccting the outside appearance of his
store
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Subject TO IdentlflestIon.

Three college men who had cele
brsted a victory not wisely but too
well we're returning home after the
Publication when one Of The trio hello
mp the procession IN front OF a house
that appeared familiar After a whis-
pered consultation the three reused
the whole neighborhood by ponudIng
vigorously on jhe door OF inc over.
ing before which they had halted A
head came forth from an upper ain
dow and an angry voice demanded the
meaning Of the unroar
SHAY. suffered one of iho men
beloE- do Is JoJoIene live hereqr
Yes came tho none .ro gentle an
swcT
We'll would sou risa,e c1-come
down and pi-pip.eh Genes out"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

There win a special meeting Of the
city council tonight adjourned over
from last week in consequence Of the
lack Of a quorum The meeting was
called for general bus ness, but Il Is
presumably for the purpose Of n@id-
oring a petition Of residents Of the
First ward praying that a special
election be called TO ill the vacancy
in lac First ward made by the resie-
nation Cf Edward Werner
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
The Only Essential.

Il suppose" said the unsophistica
Cd person. you politicians have to b
careful to remember the people 20
meet during a campaign, particular
to remember names and faces"
Yes, replied the politician; "pai
ticularly the faces Of those we max
promises to-"
But why not the names as well a
the faces"
You only need TO remember
mans face to dodge him after cleo
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Brown Harte.

Cards We're received in the city yes
terday by friends of the groom an
mounting the marriage Of Mr. John C.
Brown and Miss Violet Estelle Harte.
daughter of Mrs James Edmond Mad
dock, all Of Chicago Mr. Brown will
Dee remembered as the manager of the
Hoosier Stave ana Lumber Company.
at Hoegh. Nd during his residence at
VIII Oh point he was a frequent visitor
in Cairo and has man yfriends here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
River forecasts,

The Ohio a Evansville and Mt We
non viii continue rising during tn
nest two or three days. a stage c
about % feet will be reached a
Evansville on the present rise. A
Paducah and Cairo. will continue fail
ing during the next 36 hours, come I
a stand, then rise for two or tire
days.
The Tennessee from Florence to tn
mouth. no decided change during tn
next sc to 4S hours.
The Mississippi from Chester {
Cairo. will continue falling durin
The next SO hours.
r. II. SMYTH
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
THE ART EXHIBIT
At the High School, January POD 10
2l-New Regulation Of Beard Of
Education.

Ihu public schools have arranged
With fae A. W. Elson company of Bo4
on Mass. f1r au arr osbH. which +.
.o boz held at thr Cairo Hel school
January Ed n --Cb.
Th. exhibition consists af about wa
hundred amid seventy pictures. repro.
luc.i.n7 ci tbe worlds masterpiece
40 scuIptUraI pain ing. and arch|tec.
ure The collection is both education
al and popular lH character and should
therefore, attract 8u Glasses
An admission Zee of Ten cents viii
be- charged and the usf proceeds are to
oe .ed in the purchase of picture. for
ha school. Do is tr ue toped That
he public win avail itself of this Oh
pcr'unirr % see some OF tHa worlds
best AMI greatest pictures.
The following resuIztrn NJ the
Cairo Board of Education is af genera.
interest at This time as ibe second
erm wiI open reef W.-fe- +l- .-t
inst
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
WRITER HAS NOBLE ANCESTRY.
George Bernsrd Shaw. scion Of a.
Clt Irish Family.


George Bernard Shaw. whose rI9f
hss been forced ou ODE stage bv ,hs
Authorities of Nov York. c.ty. comes
oi no old and fairly prosperous Irish
family. His patrrnai grandfather
Pcuaet shaw. wal, high sheriff OF
County Kilkenny. and his father was
? man rf means Tic present head
of the family is Major sir Frede-ick
shaw. Barr. j.. 8 o.. OF Bgshey park
London shaw won. 20 London with
IFS mo.t.r and sister iu 1876. when
1e vas -o years u'd Ten years later
he VAS familiar character about
1Ru and in rem gears more De was
.fuons. ln 1885 Doe Inherited ihe Is.
.a'e OF DIS maternal granli ther
i1zduurn- saui.f of tdc old school
ul in Ihc sfre scar he VAS married
r SIZES r.'-- Trrc-s PAYNE
roaH teaf Els r..te-. O. ge-y sweet
trd venerable hls. a1s of ore time
member oi an amateur operate So
rlefv FOB Uuhn. ir which DIS sister
gained notable success in tle chief
roles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Funeral Notice.

DlED-John j. Fitzgerald died
Wednesday morning al S:55 o'clock,
age % years
The funeral services will be held at
81 Patrick's church this morning at
S:45 O'Clock by Rev Father Downing.
Special train will leave foot of
Eighth street az 9:45 O'Clock for
Villa Ridge where the interment will
take place.
Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Chicken Thieves.

Henry and Louis Sutton were arrest
ed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff J b.
Coll MS, charged with stealing chick
ems from a Mr.. Green who lives in the
Fcuchter and Lansden addition When
taken before Judge W S Dewey, they
plead guilty Their fines amounted
70 $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

A horse belonging to Jacob Klee, a
peddler ran away yesterday at p.
M, throwing Mr.. Kiee out Of the
wagon a Division and Poplar street,.
and Slightly niiuring him about the
head. He got up, however. and catch
,ng his horse. drove off with him
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
CITY Ne US IN BRIEF
GILLESPIE Resians.

An Associated Press dispatch to The
Bulletin last night announces tna.
George b Gillespie, Wen known in
Cairo, has resigned as assistant at.
toiney general Of the state Of Illinois.
No reason Is assigned for the resig-
patf1n
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Schiller Club.

The sch Her club which met yes
tesday afternoon AT the re idence of
Mr. lIermiue Schultz Of 3z9 Ninth
treet was most pleasantly enter
famed After ia usual readings a
light repast was served By The hostess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Thirk's wons7's Work Is Home

One of the leaders OF the woman
suffrage movement IN Germany b.
strongly opposed to the tendency Of
women 90 leave home and seek Wo-k
outside. -ln many eases" She saws
~this IS uuforuna'e ly necessary. out
70 make II a duty or a virtue viii
never do
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Dances Sixteen Mile.

A Chicago man attended a ball and
b. using a pedometer. reached the
conclusion that girl dances about
sixteen miles in the course Of an even.
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Washington, Jan lS.-Fair Friday
Saturday. rain with rising tempera
ture; variable winds, becoming fresl
southeast,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

In Milan 80 peF cent of The families
rave only one room to live in. ~ per
-e1f have fewer iran three rooms
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Jacob Solomon. who has been TO
points east purchasing clothing for bis
store. returned yesterday. Sam solo
man. who has been managing the
store during his brothers absence re
turned 10 St. Louis yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

tl applicants for admission to fHe
FUn.lc schools must present to the
teacher a certificate eff admission from
ihr -uneunteudenr Hecune- 5dmit
TEL FIRST tWo weeks at tha oHsune OF
each Germ only N0u-rr= dFuf- mH 2
bring receipts from Township Treasl-
or that uifioa has been paid
By beginner" in the above IS
meant those who have never attended
any school other than r. kindergarten.
The superintendent would like an early
registration of beginners in order that
provision may be made for their ar.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

The petriied forest Of Arizona. as
1t is commonly called. has been esti-
FnaisQ by scientists who have explored
tie embrace a territory about eight
miles square.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

w. ~. Eldredge OF 4he Outlook. New
York City. is III the city Interesting
citizens in this well known weekly
publicatino and the Worlds History.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Mrs. James Ward. OF Osceola. Ark.
who visited with relatives here during
the holidays passed through the city
last night after a visit with her aunt
at Mt Carmel She is en- route to
her home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Harmon Hoffman. of the Flack d
May Clothing store. who has for the
pas week been ia at his home on
Center street, is again able to be out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Dr. and Mrs. W. c. Jocelyn left for
st. Lduis and, other points Wednesday
evening to be gone about two weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Mrs. VI, p Halliday will lease foi
Cuba in ia few days. Heg daughter
Mrs. Wing, will join her there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

HarFy. Morehead OF the City Natiopal
bank. has moved lnto,ls,new homeion
Twenty,isst-- street, botwfen. Wash.
ington' avenue and Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Robert StapIeton of the samuel
White Dry Goods store is confined to
his home on Tenth street, by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Miss Katherine Diepenbrock, who
has been the guest of friends in this
city, returned last night to her home
at Carlyle. Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
THE WEATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yesterday,s Temperature.
Todsy's Forecast.

Cairo an vicinity Friday increas
ing cloudiness no decided change in
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Miss Margaret Lansden left yester.
day afternoon for Chicago. where she
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Peck Bates. for several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

cors Mainly, PROMINENT merchant
of Sundusky, was in the city on bdsi-
ness yesteTdey.s ~. Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Mrs. b. Nottage of lower Washing
ton avenue is confined TO her home by
Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Tom Mahoney, who went TO Chica.
go TO have an artificial limb fitted, has
returned home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Stage at Cairo, January is, 1905
l79.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
20 TOURS TO EUROPE. ITO JAPAN

Under superior management; except nj
FAN Tours Around the Morli
Annual oriental Cruise, Eeb. Programme
Free. FRANK (. CLAt X, 90 Bway, NY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Mrs. George SteInhouse Is confined
to her home, No. $40 Tenth street.
by Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
RAIL WAY RUMBLES

l. s Proctor Of the construction
department Of the Illinois Central at
FcIcn. passed through the city ycstor
day
n B T1lsou. Mobile and Ohio ira u.
master of the JACKSON division, wa
hero Wednesday,.
Three boXe., laying in the STA ion AT
rliin, We're broken into Wednesday
No clue as TO the robbers has yet been
discovered Illinois Central special
Agent W +. Brises has been detailed
on The case
r r Mason. special agent Of the
Tennessee division 81 The Illinoi. Cen
oral. was in The city yesterday
Bailey Arer, vino for some time
past has been working extra for the
Illinois Central mas accepted a posi-
ton with hat company as night
operator ar Ballard Junction
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

George e. Ohara arrived here from
vicksburg yesterday and Is a guest at
The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Partly cloudy Friday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

w. B. Huette, sr. has retnrne,
from trip to st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

lsreal Cauble Of Elso was in the city
yesterday.