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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-08

overlooked the Maud junction pavilion
1T is probable that the Chicago boy will
do his work at the fight house.
AS Herman and Attell are two of the
little fellows who have no differences
of serious nature between them it is
also probable that they will train to-
gether.
McCarey is anxious to have a portion
of his card at work in Los Angeles and
has an idea that Herman and Attel,
both popular with the fans and clever
with their fists, will accept the proffer
of the pavilion for their quarters and
thereby crafty a host of fans who
would see them work out.
Nelson Is Champion
The claim of Battling Nelson upon
the lightweight championship of the
world is not an empty one, as Cans
is recognized as being too heavy to
make the championship weight of 1873
pounds ringside and recently, while in
Los Angeles, acknowledged that he
could not make the weight.
In support of this statement is the
further statement of Alvie King, acting
as manager for Cans; Tom McCarey,
manager of the Pacific Athletic club;
Aurelio Herrera and others In Los An
geles.
Cans statement as above recorded
was made after the negro knocked out
Mike Twin Sullivan at Chutes park
and when he was seeking to get on a
match with Aurelio Herrera.
Herrera insisted upon Cans making
the lightweight limit at ringside and
Cans refused, saying that he had be-
come too heavy to make this weight
and stand up.
King, who conducted the negotia-
tions for the Gans-Herrera fight cor
roborated Cans statement, saying that
II Cans should make the weight he
would be so weak that he would be
unable to box.
Cans has been the only disputant
with Nelson of the title and when
these two were practically matched for
battle in Philadelphia within the
last few months Cans balked at MAX
ing the lightweight limit and the
match fell through.
These facts are not subject to dis
count, neither are the statements of
those who have obtained an express
sion from Cans as to his ability to
make the weight, all of which is taken
as convincing arguments in favor of
Nelson's claim upon the title which has
been abandoned, practically, by Cans.
Cans Is WeIter
Dispatches from New York and
Frisco bring the information that Cans
and Joe Walcott, the welterweight
champion of the world, have been
matched to go twenty rounds at Colma
this month for a purse and the welter-
weight championship.
Cans best fighting weight is be-
tween 14O and 145 pounds. 1t was at
this weight that he so decislvely de-
feated Mike Twin Sullivan in their
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-08
UNIVERSITIES RACE IN JUNE

by ASSUCIdttu I ISSS'
NEW LONDON, April 7.-Repre-
sentatives of the regatta commission
of Yale and Harvard universities this
afternoon decided to hold the annual
race on the Thames river June 2S.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

The stage Of the ,iyer yesterday
p. NJ. wa 40 feet a rise Of % fe
p the preceding p hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
TECHNICAL MATTER
oFFENsE or EX-CouNTY COMMITS.
sIoNERs REGARDING WAR.
RANTS NOT SERIOUS.
They Did Not Make Annual Appropria.
tons as Law Requred-Had
General Fund.

There has been some discussion re.
earding the fact that the payment of
county warrants drawn on the general
| fund OF Alexander county prior 10
September LIST, 1905 viii be Indefinite
| ~ delayed and the accompanying
statement that for twenty years prior
! TO 1905 the county commissioners Of
Alexander county transacted business
contrary to the state laws
I The worst that can be said of the
county commissioners during this per
iod is that they failed to make the an.
nual appropriations for the varlou
county expenses as called for by law
This law, however was under consid-
Grafton by the supreme court for an
extended period The law states that
the county board shall make the an
|nual appropriations al the September
session
About twenty years previous 10 last
year the county board in making its
alii]lnsl TAI .lcgy. sGitjhol!izti .t:la 'oxtdn,
:siqf of.T5 cents on .$.t0lE :&'ijiNaflpd Ea9. 4
'nation Of The propertys OF; the Golidty.i
This, when collected. was nit, into
what Is known as The general fund |,
against which all county warrants an
jury certificates were drawn A lev,
Of this kind without a previous apprc
priation bill later was declared lille
gal by the decision of the supreme
court AT the time this decision was
rendered SIS counties Of the 102 couu
ties in the state were making tht
same kind Of levy
II seems probable that the commits |
'ioners wanted to get all the none
that they possibly could under III |
law and in making the annual lev |
instructed the county clerk to max,
a levy that would be produced by ey !
tending Is cents on the 500 yaluatio
Is cents being the maximum rate tina
could be extended by statute
Under the law warrants must b.
drawn against the appropriation mad
for specific purposes When a gen
sral fund existed all warrants werf
irawn against this fund.
The commissioners cffense seem
o have been of minor nature, til
worst feature Of which Is the fact thu
I was difficult matter to show tho
ak payers where the c0unty's none, |
Vent when all warrants were drawn
against general fund.
The indebtedness Of the county wa
lot affected by the plan Of the gener
i fund, hence the grievance If it ma
,e termed hat, is not a serious one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
General Conditions Friday A. M.

rhe Texas storm now centers III
Kentucky. moving northeastward. II
has increased materially in energy
during the last "a hours. 1t has
caused heavy rains in southeastern
Missouri, Tennessee. Kentucky, and
southern Ohio. AT the time of morn
ing observation rain was falling IN
eastern Missouri. northern Arkansas
western North Carolina, and through.
out The Ohio valley. and snow In south.
western Tennessee. An area of high
barometer attended by generally fair
freezing weather overlies the north.
west. The temperature has fallen quite
decidedly in the middle and east Gulf
states; elsewhere the changes have
been unimportant. The indications for
this locality are for light rain or snow
hurries to night and party cloudy Sat
urday with slightly warmer Saturday
afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Rats FIeeIna Fror Water.

The rats are being driven from their
habitations on the river bank by thu
rising river and are seeking refuge
elsewhere. Bu iness men On ONO
street decla that their store. have
been invaded during the last few DAYS
by great number. Of len That
swarm over the floors in a bold way
never before noticed, and threaten to
make much trouble in places where
eatables are kept. The high river has
forced water into the ground under
the city and driven the rats 10 seek
places of abode on the surface for the
time being.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

chez and the second J M White ara
from the account given by N. X. Ina
low, HE chief engineer Of tho Inst
named vessel The Leo and MAI
chez were stripped for the race Notn.
ms was LETT undonc that could be da.
ylsed that would increase the speed
The blinds were taken off each boat,s
siatorooms. All surplus lumber was
put ashore, the dunnage even taken
out Of the hold. Both cabins were ok.
tended out forward 10 n cone in or.
Ter TO present as little surface to III,
WIND as possible. The splash doors
tbaft the wheels the bulkheads) were
Knocked away. All this have heard
asserted, but never heard Of any con.
radictlGn The Lee and Natche2 both
rad steamers located at differen,
points along the entire houte loaded
With wood and coal to preclude stop
'ing IN fact, they did not stop until
hey arrived III ST. Louis. The Nat.
hez on this trip was 3 days, 70 hours
md minutes The time of the r. r..
&c was 3 days, Is hours and IA min.
ties. Now, let the candid and the
air-minded reader just take this and
ompare the time Of the three boats
'ere was all preparation made that
'ould be devised for the Lee and the
'atchez and the river was shorter
n 1870 by at least fifty miles than
'hen the White ran in 1874, with alb.
ohtely no preparation making all
tops for mail, freight and passengers,
'hich, if the lost tine be put to her
redit. where Il juslly%belOugs, neither
4. Them Msllrl have. been common
amusement for The White. She conl
1aEe ruin alEaover-them In the Whites
after days she was. commanded by
apt. J. G. Swan, a most thorough
teamboatman and Il man Of peculiar
raft peculiar to himself only. No
commander was better known of more
ighly respected on the river than
apt. Swan. never knew him to re.
re 70 his stateroom for rest while
ne boat was under way, but to take
us maps up on the hurrincane roof
the upper deckl between the smoke.
lacks, in large armchair, or down
y ne main deck, sitting on the cap
ian; always on the lookout to see
o the safely Of his boat and passen
ers"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
ABOUT TEN DAYS
Coal. Supply in Cairo For oometic Use
5.."Will Last That Long Steam
- Coal More Plentiful.

\ - There ar3 six.'coal dealers in Ia,
4 c.!F q. :W~ Iseiblnsoi Cos .F:s'D: Nellis
* Eyf'GanHsA. Cairo City Coal Co.
Zen r. Thistlewoo1 and I'D. :, RI. NJ
re artby, They have collectively about
five Thousand tons Of coal on hand
for all purposes, and are dealing il out
TO patrons IN small lots. They are
not selling any great quantity to any
single patron. but are distributing IL
IN sinble ton lots, refusing 10 sell,more
than two tons al a time To any one
persons in order 10 serve as many as
possible. They have not raised the
price of soft coal since the 81 raise of
several days ago; but the price OF
hard coal will me raised 81 per tor
today. They have considerable quanti-
Ties Of coal contracted for as stated
yesterday morning. but have difficulty
getting it here. owing 10 the scarcity
of cars which the railroad companies
are pressing into service. 10 haul coal
for their own use.
Mr.. Pcnnebaker speaking for the
Cairo city Coal Co. saws the com
pany will not sen coal ahead. but win
what 81 has equitably among
JOS patrons. IN limited quantities. I'm. 4
10 il can see what the outcome Of the 1
irike situation will De which may be .
v hin week or Ten days.
DR.. Wing says the Traction Co. 4
has a supply on hand for sixty DAYS.
20 Operata ne street cars and lirhtirr 7
1lant. While the pa company ia
'nough o. hand TIL the end Of the
rear. lie heceived a letter yesterday
rom one Of the mines which supplies /
hese companies. stating that ~ cars
lad been shipped which would Dc in
reased 10 60 today
The other dealers will pursue a
curse similar TO that above out lined. /
hey will sell coal 10 their patrons in
United quantities till il is all gone. /
nd will try their best 10 get more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
osod Position in chieano.

Richard Rcnfro. on Of Mr. and Mrs
Norton Reufro. has been in Chicsgo
ic- two weeks and writes that he mas
secured q position as private secretary
10 TIE chief engineer Of THE Chicago 4
Noste n railroad company aad Of Obj
tef railway company. Of Chicago. Ifc
has be-er position Than he had here.
receiving better pay viii hours from
$50 a. m. tili : p. II. and only FIVE
and a half days work in the week. His
address BE- GG54 Madison avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
PAPERS ARE FILED.
With County Clerk Miller BY candi
dates for Legislature in Fitch
Senatorial District.

Papers We're filed with County Clerk
Jesse E. Miller yesterday by Richard
Powers, Of Cairo, Democrat, by G. L.
Otricf, Of Anna, Democrat, Union
County. and by Charles Gaint, Repab.
llcan, Of Pulaski CoaBrya.a as candidates.
for pc iegislan5Fe tq :Itprasent the
Fattierh~senateffal:. di Jrtet: i. s. I.
Each candidate is required. 10 file
a declaration Of his intention with the
county clerk Of each county in the dis
iri.t AID VITA the secretary of state
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Mrs W. z. Halliday viii have as her
guests at The Halliday Mr., ana Mrs.
John Markley, Of Chicago. WAC were
residents Of Cairo during the Civil
war Mr. MaFkley was a partner Of
the late Capt. w, p. Halliday in the
commission bus ne-s- many years ago
They had their office In the old St.
Charles Hotel. nov The Halliday Mr.
and M Marley viii arrive next
Thur day aud their writ will be Of
special interest 10 the older citz ena
OF Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
MRS "a, :. Snyder, Mother of Prof.
john Snyder Of This city, Passed
Away at MEMO, Ga.
a

Prof John Snyder, county supein.
teHdent Of schools yesterday received
WORD of the death Of his aged mother
which occtfrrvF "a Intrrvale Fruit
Farm, MEMO. Ga.
The decedent Mr.. Mary A. Snyder.
was born in Virginia in 1918. Forty
five years ago she was left widow
and by teaching school She provided
Tor her family OF three daughters and
SON. Her children in turn became
teachers and all married teaches. ,
Two daughters and her son survive
her Mrs Arno'l Tompkins, Of Menlo.
Gao Mrs a. c. Holding, of Albany n.
T. and Pr0f Snyder OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Receives a Call.

Rev |. A. HUNDRED, former secre.
iary Of the Cairo Y. NJ. c. A., now pas.
tor of the Congregational church az
Mound City has received a call as as.
sIstant pastor OF large Congregation.
al cnurch at WATERFOWL, N. Y Mr.
.Hdhherd.. has decided to accept the
call .prroyitied 8. ehnSch@~ili giye him.
'gr.;H ! l.ss 70 4 sslimes'fnar9e III fA@
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
DRAINAGE pumns 4, WORK

The two drainage pumps have been
started and are to be run night and
dny James Tuttie and Charles Brad
bury viii be engineers at the Tenth
street pump, Sid Terry and John FL.
sey at the Twn9ty-eighth street pump.
Mr.. William McHale went to the
drainage district yesterday to super.
intend the work of tarting the pump
there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
TO FILL VACANCY
EerttH-a- 't3icisl cor-- ttss VIII
Select ga Late Judge Thorzs
Successor.

Tie Republican judicial commit
wili meet today in East ST. Lou's
art upon The ua.tar Of filling the
cancy caused Dr. tAe death Of Judge
CHaries ". Th7ma as tire Republi-
can candidate fo- judge Of The g.
prame court.
Walter =. Wood. A--xasde- county's
Ct the committee left fo-
East ST. Louis last nigth to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Lost .eeH N. W. ant.e,ld.

city Clerk Hatcher has a letter from
Oliver Louck. OF 1893 Second street
Frt Madison. Ia, asking for informa.
ton about a bow aged l9 years. who
ran away from home a year ago and
has not been heard from for some
time. The hoy has red hair. blue eyes.
treckled face. and carried with him
soldering irons and shoeshining tools.
His father would Ike to hear abou
him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Clean Railroad Street.

An effort is being made 10 give
Railroad street a thorough cleaning
and to remove all the litter that dis.
figures that thoroughfare. Mrs. ".
r Halliday has volunteered 10 pay
personally the expense of cleaning
that part of the street on which the
estate properties abut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
PETITION IS FILED
With County Court in Matter Of PAVING
Ohio Street-Comnissioner
Appointed.

Following Gre ordinance pa ed by
the city council IA month providing
Tor paving Ohio street fom Eighth 10
Fourteenth street With brick. a petit.
tion yesterday was fled with the com.
~ court according TO law.
Ga Board Of Local Improvements
met at The Office OF Lansden 4 Leek
and appointed Dasie Hartman rs
eomm.ssloasF to as. ees the Ieusf fs H.
fM improvement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

..,'TWo< hegFofs Bob Finley an James
Farmer. engaged III "a running fight on
Commercial avenue ye teday and
We're caught wIeu they reached police
headquarters by Jailer Lutz and Off.
Ger Thornberry. Finley claimed the
other owed him - cents and refused
to pay. He was q big felo wan1 the
other was a little fellow and Farmer
Wa seeking refuge from the blows
thar Finley was raining upon him He
was glad To De arr stfl. Each was
fined s. but the court gave Farmer
"stay."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
CATHOLIC MissInr.

Miss on serNices will be held az S.
Patrick church beginning April Sth
conducted by Fathers Lambert and
Murphy, OF Chicago. Noted pulpit
orators. Services viii De held every
morning aud evening. A special ser.
vice will be given for childrcl OF the
paioehial schools Mission serv cos in
ihe Catholic chlsch CORE pond 10 re-
Fifal service IN 'ho Protes-a
chnrcho
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Three Negroes who are accused of
breaking into a Mobile & OHIO car at
Tamms We're arraimed 10 court Yes
terday and bound over TO The county
ccurt+i in bonds of $500. They stole
p or2J suits Of clothing from the car.
fouf'of which We're. recovered IN this
city where they had payned or sold
them, Tbere were two other pegroes
in the party but they got away 10 81.
Louis. ..s-o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

The leading characters In the Elks'
play "A Night In Bohemia" held re.
hearsal last night at tAe club rooms
and ,]her work shove -rexeelciii,
progress, The play Is being much .:'dl:::.
cns;ed. and 1.-The Elk$-. donbtles st::wjii1
haTesone of.their Biz CROWDS: wien. .,.Iijt1.
Il. produced. 7. T.. ~; y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Substitute For Coal.

certain Commercial avenue firm
of shoe dealers has an eye TO economy
these days of possible coal famine.
Customers who buy rubber overshoes
leave their cast-off rubbers at the
store and these discarded goloshes
are said 70 make excellent fuel for the
big stove in the store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Calvary Baptist Revival.

There was a good attendance and.
an earnest interest manifested at the
revival meeting last night at the Cal,
vary Baptist church. The sermon was
by Mrs. S. p. Mahoney, the pastors
wife There will be no services tonight
but the usual Sunday services will
be held.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

A Syrian deck-hand named Amos
who is employed on the ferryboat
Three State, fell into the river at
the mouth of Mayfield creek yesterday
while assisting in taking barge out
of the creek. The heavy rubber boots
the man wore tended to make him
turn feet up and HIS rescuers state
that there was a ludicrous side 10 the
affair that unbalanced the tragic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Peturned From New usaria

Messrs. Wm. Smith. John Miller
and II s. BiOckley returned yesterday
from New Madrid, No. having accom-
panied the remains Of tse late Cant.
HAIRY Green IL that city for inter
ment The weather and roads were
exceedingly bad and they sought 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Inc Lee Natehez Raee.

Some very interesting facts are Civ.
en- with reference tothe famous event
above referred TO-. which viii remain
always fresh 10 the minds OF old river
men here and elsewhere. y X. Lud-
how. chief engineer OF the }. NJ White
gives hem a. follows.
The following additional facts re-
garding the Robert +. Ice. the Nat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Trains Runnina Aasin.

All trains We're coming and going en-
time again yesterday. The Iron Noun
tain sent word to all shippers that the
washout on its track beyond Bird 5
Point had been repaired and that it
would receive freight as usual.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

persuade the ladies' of the party MOI
to 90 to tae cemetery, but all went
4 tent had been erected over the
grave and the ground there was quite
dry. simple service was had az the
grave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
River Forecasts.

ihtN~t
The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
ION VIII continue rising during the
text several days, with danger line
tases probable on present rise. At
'aducah and Cairo, will continue ris.
ng during the next five or 81 xdays.
here is sufficient water in sight this
forming to give Cairo a stage of ~
set on present rise. II is very prob.
Die, however, that this stage will be
iceeded as rain will continue over
ne watersheds of the Ohio and yibu.
aries during the next "a TO 36 hours.
The Tennes see from Florence TO the
outh, will continue rising. The dan.
'er line will be reached at Johnsonvllle
2 the present rise, ~
The Mississippi from Chester to Cal.
. viii con iAiie rising hiring tho !.
.eSti! ID W hours. {. + u. Il;
.'The Wabash at Mt. Carmel. will. ris,,i J.
lowly during the next "a hours.
p. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

A London periodical reports a ere.
etshle' Incident In a bargan
'uH.er fnsh a valuable ostrich feat
became detached from a la ly's hat
l0 "as sold as remnant before tie
~ had discovered and conld ca.
lain her loss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
viii Preach Here

Rev II. A. Carpenter, president Of
Dexter college, Dexter, Mo. will
preach Sunday morning and evening
1t the Christian church. Rev Carpen.
or Is an applicant for the pastorate
II tho church
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Carrier pigeons in calm weath.
can travel az a speed OF 1909 yar5s
q minute. WIKI brisk wind preva.
.ng and Blowing rs the direction g.
It's Right a Fisgs Las been known
20 make 1900 Yards a minute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

John Cooke. of Wickliffe, KY.
transacted business here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Rainfall in Cairo.

4 continuous drizzlc filled the air
nearly all day yesterday and the night
before maa urel "a Of an inch fer
the II hours ending last evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
ON THE RIVERS

! General Notes
City of SaltiIlo from Riyerton wen
TO ST. Louis.
The Naptha boat Lowena went ic
New Madrid
Towboat MILFORD left for the Ten
nessee river with two empties.
Dick Fowler was in and out o.
time yesterday with fair business.
The SIM returned 70 Memphis
$50 a. m. yesterday with a fair trip.
The stage Of the liver yesterday r
p. m. wa 40 feet a rise Of 20 fe
~ the preceding p hours.
John A, Summers from lowe
river went TO Mound city yesterds
With a. barge of logs returning in N
Pacific. No .. passed down yesterday
morning with five barges Of manu-
'actured steel 1--WE bargcs coal. one
barge Of fuel and one derrick boat.
The Beaver from the lower rive
eft for 81. Louis yesterday morning
With a barge Of logs leaving a barge
# lumber here The II. r. Davis took
NO harges Of lumber To Joppa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Mrs Richard Franklin. of Eleventh
stree, will return today after an o.
tended visit with rclat YES in New
York and Youngstown, Ohio
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Mrs. c. T. Calhoun has returned
fiom brief visit to 81. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Washinqton bulletin.

Washington, March 30.-Illinois-
Fair Saturday warmer In south, Sun.
day fair and warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Police Magistrate Ross is still az
home suffering with rheumatism.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Miss Mary Magee has returned from
a visit with friends in Texas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Miss Leila Hastings returned yes.
terday from visit with friends at 81.
Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

y. W. Wicker. and " 0. Chapman
OF BARLOW, Ky, were in the c'ty yest5r
day on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Miss Mollie Sheehan Is visiting AZ
Mound City. the guest Of Charles Cur.
rem and family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Mrs. Annie Silye. OF villa Ridge.
was here Yesterday Looking after her
properly interests
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

Jen Burns. a merchant Of Birds
foini, was a patron of Cairo whole.
sale houses yesterday