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bloody stumps where once his thumb and
index finger had been, and then he re-
membered the quick thrill of agony that
had run through his body when the shark
passed him. The fingers were several
clean, as though by a sharp knife, and
the little ends of bone which protruded
from the bleeding flesh were ground Off
even. Munich, with the assistance of
the other sailor, bandaged his wound and
hurriedly dressing, went back to the
beach. The other sailors were waiting at
the boat and when the ship was reached
Munichwas taken in hand by Captain
Staadler, who had a crude knowledge of
surgery, and his wound was cleaned and
dressed. The miserable Swede who was
seized by the first shark was never heard
of again, and no doubt ere the great fish
had reached the bottom of the cove he
had completely devoured the sailor. After
the experience in the cove the sailors
knew why the natives did not swim in the
bay.
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$500
Rents $3.50
Five blocks of the present union de-
pot.
B. F. EBORN
A FEW ACREAGE BARGAINS.

A FEW ACREAGE BARGAINS.
s15OO-S acres; nice new house. 21s miles
out; a nice home
$26OO-16 acres fine land. fine spring, 20
COWS and wagon, only 4 miles out;
snap for dairyman.
S35OO-16 acres: level land, good new g.
room house, fine large barn; only half
mile of car line; a real bargain
10000 acres; good level good z-room
house; nice barn; lots of fruit; close In.
$70OO-1O acres; home and truck garden;
best proposition in district; nice new,
Groom house, barn, fine WELL lots OF
fruit, ETC.; close to car line.
$3650-10 acres; close to car; good Groom
house, barn, spring. etc.
$35 Per Acre-10O acres, Shades mountain;
adjoining property sells at 500 per acre.
$S00-S0 acres 8 miles out some improve
ments; a bargain.
$780, acres; 5 miles out; Groom house;
snap.
$16O0-100 acres In Cahaba valley; I'M
proved; a farm bargain.
S2000-30 acres, Shades mountain; a good
investment.
$685. acres, miles out Broom house; a
little bargain.
10000 acres; a fine truck patch; miles
out
$12 Per Acre-4OO acres; miles of a good
town.
SIS Per Acre-1700 acres, fine Coosa river
farm; good improvements.
The above is but a partial list of what
we have and any of the above will prove
valuable investments to those FORUM
ate enough to get them. We have some
lands that can be had in exchange for
city property. Call on us for what yon
want; If we are out we will get 1t, as
we get new ones every day If you have
anything to SELL see us. Ask for C. B.
Jones with
THoMPSoN-BooTH REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.,
211S LIST Ave. Phones, Bell 553; Peoples $50.
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Try the Cawk for haIf-tone and line
Illustrations. Aae-Herald Building
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$500
Brick. Pays IA per cent.
B. F. EBORN
FOR SALE.

s3250-Lot 50x160, with Groom cottage; 18th
avenue, north near 2Srd street.
s20O0-xLot 60x19O; alley corner; fronts east;
one of the prettlest lots in Norwood.
ss250-Iot 50x140; alley corner. with S-room
cottage; on Avenue l.
b65OO-Lot 50x170 with S-room, modern, fur
mace heated home on 18th street. South
Highlands.
s4Soo-Iot 50x190. with two Groom and
two Groom houses; on Sth avenue,
north; renting for $50 per month
k30O0-Lot 50x190, with four 4-room houses;
on 4th avenue, north; renting for s36 per
month.
e4oOo-Lot 100x1OO. with two cottages rent
ing well; on 25th street, north, between
7th and Sth avenues.
s4500-Lot 45x190, with S-room house; 2O23
Avenue G..
s1o,0Oo-S-room house; 716 West Goth street;
lot fronts West goth street and 10Th
street also.
s6OO0-9-room house: 6O6 North 18th street.
We have beautiful new, 2-story, 7-room.
furnace-heated and all modern conven-
fences home on South Highlands which
we can offer at an attractive price for
the next few days; call to see us; We
can suit you in business or residence
property.
w. NJ. MALONE.
10 North 21st st. Both Phones l239.
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FOR RENT.
Store room on 4th ave-, between 10th and
10Th SITS.
Store on 10Th street. north, nice building,
good location,
s-room house close in on northsde: suit
able for two small families
Groom cottage, Smithfield.
4-room cottage. Woodlawn. u
4-room cottage. close in on northside.
GEORGE BlLBE.
Bell phone "a 22a INST street
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Activity in local real estate circles yes
terday was more marked than usual. The
number of transfers was large but none
were of great magnitude. Prices continue
firm with an upward tendency.
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Piel Bros. celebrated beer
at AL Campbells'.
BRIDGE CARS NOTICE.

Beginning Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4, and continuing until fur
Their notice, all cars now using
the Twenty second st. bridge
will come in and go out by way
of Twentieth ST., while the
Twenty-second st. bridge is be-
ing put in repairs.
Bham. Ry., 1t. & Pr. Co.
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RYAN'S SPECIALS.

KY AN . SPECIALS.
A good house and lot; also servant house;
at Avondale, near Spring street.
$S50-A broom house and 8 lots; Rugby
Highlands; see this
$550-A3-room house and large lot near
Boyles; terms on this.
$275-At Woodlawn; lot on 61st street; one
block of car line.
5000 Broom house and corner lot on
pike road. beyond North Birmingham.
5000 broom house near Lauderdale col
lege.
s65O--A 4-room house near above; terms on
these.
S1450-A modern, 8-room mouse at Collins
Vile, Ala.
S2500-A 10-room home; new and modern;
at Irondale; on terms.
S1000-Nearly acres; near Artesian wells,
beyond Gate City
Two small farms near Collinsville; i'm
proved; bargains.
Property in all parts of city, vacant and
improved; also acreage In all parts of
the district
RYAN REAL ESTATE CO,
Bell Phone SS5. 2oS-4 The woodward.
FRUIT FARMS FOR SALE OR Elk
CHANGE.
Thirty acres In edge of Fruithurst, Ala.
on the Southern r. r.; 20 acres in II year
old bearing grapes; all well posted and
wired; splendid water; 10 acres suitable
for truck garden; would sell and pay cash
difference for larger place.
A choice 10-acre fruit farm; truck and
poultry farm; a perfect gem, everything
first class pink condition. 6h acres In
bearing fruits and grapes of the finest
quality; a neat 2-story. Groom cottage:
a splendid cellar new poultry houses and
yards; all just finished; stables, canning
room; this Is In the edge of Fruithurst,
Ala, about 10 blocks from the depot and
stables; will sell or exchange for other
property and pay cash difference If nee
essary.
Achoice 10-aere fruit farm and Vine
yard acres in fruit and grapes; 3acres
in woods about two blocks from last
above named place; will sell or exchange
all three of the last named places for
larger property and pay cash difference.
3. {. EBORN,
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ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES.
$475O-2-story home In West End; just
completed right up-to-date; If you want
a modern home on your own terms just
the same as you are paying rent now,
come in and let us show you this
$475O-15 of the choicest lots In West End,
worth $780, $3.50 and $500 each; high-class
property that will double in value In
years; will sell all or part; terms can
be had.
$3250-Within half block of Highland ave-
nue. and 21st street; a splendid vacant
lot for a nice home among the best; A
x1l0 feet.
$6OOO-An S-room, furnace heat, stucco.
Highland avenue home; on easy terms.
See us for what you want.
THOMPSoN-BooTH REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.
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For RENT.

FOR RENT.
$40. sos rooms. bath, furnace. Avenue II,
near goth st.
$45. 00-12-rooms, hot and cold water. 18th
avenue, near 10th ST., S.
$40. 00--9-rooms furnace heated. 18th Ave.
s., near nth st.
S35.00-S-rooms, 18th ave-, near nth St.
S40-S-rooms, Ave. II near goth st.
$50 .00-7-rooms, 18th Ave. s.
$50. 00-7-rooms, strictly modern; new. Can
be had September 10.
$40. 00-S-rooms. modern, furnace, two
baths. 18th ST., near 18th ave.
1888 .00-s-rooms, modern. 18th Ave, near
18th st.
$40. 00-S-rooms 4th ave. near nth st.
$50. 00-S-rooms, Ave. c, 18th st.
STE. 0O--14-rooms, elegant place for board
ing house, Southside; close in.
$50. OO-Beautiful fiat, rooms. Avenue II,
near Goth street
See complete list at office.
HIDEN-JACkSON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.,
2113 LIST Ave. Phones 1885.
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$IIoo

Tomorrow only broom cottage; lot 80
feet front; nth street; convenient to the
center; northside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
CA|RO'S BIG SEWER
IS CONFIRMED
JUDGMENT RENDERED IN THE
COUNTY COURT LAST EVEN.
ING AGAINST ALL THE
REALTY IN CAIRO TO MEET
THE COST.

| Important proceedings were had in
the county court yesterday, Judge
VIM. S. Dewey, presiding Judgment
was rendered in three public improve.
ment projects, against the property
to be benefited thereby ard there was
no protes made in any case
The supplemental assessments for
The improvements on Ohio street,
Twenty-eighth street and West TWEEN,
ty.eighth street were confirmed after
due consideration
Bat the more important proceeding
was in the case of the big Commercial
avenue and Tenth street sewers. VI
was minated that some protest
would be made by one of The railroad
companies Che Big Foulp. n repre-
sentative of which had requested an
opportunity to be heard. In order to
afford every opportunity for this the
court held the matter open until 6 |
o'clock last evening. and no protest |
having then been made Judgment was
Thus all legal formalitics pertaining |
o his great piece of work. whore any |
likelihood Of obstruction existed have |
lcen concluded, and The big sewer"
IS now a certainty Of The future The
leXt step will be to advertise for bids,
md there seems to he no reason to
loubt that excavation for it will be
made early in the dry season next
ear
The lateral sewer system will he
aiken up probably within the next few
reeEs by hi Board Of Local Improve
nents
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
DIVISION
OF ELCO DISTRICT
COURT OF ILLINOIS
HOLDS THAT ACTION OF
COUNTY SCHOOL sUPERiN.
TENDENTs WAS EQUITABLE.

Another ca.c Of local interest was
decided an Springfield yesterday. Il
was entitled Bourland ct al SIS. Snyder.
the defendant being Prof john Sny-
der. superintendent Of schools Of Alex
a-dcr county The matter al issue
was the yaiidl.r OF a division of the
Eico scho.l di.j lct. a. agreed apon by
properly constituted authority. u aD-
pears that this school district was
partly in Alexander county and partly
To- Pulasai county. and tae tWa school
upcrmtcndCHts of thes. counties.
P-of. Snyder. for tho former and Mr..
70. ". Smith for the latter made what
they believed 'p bo aH equitable diris-
ion. Bat there Gae disajisiactic-
among some Pulaski county people
slo hroI-hi proceedings fo .pt aside
iLe division fhus agreed upou. This
case wus heard ug Judge Dewey iu
this caIn y. Wl8 sustained tha dIyi--
ION. The case was taken io The auprl-
iaic court where Judge Dewey de-
cisipn was confirmed and an appeal
io the supreme corTt OF che stale. me
deci Jon ia both lower courts were
sustained.
The case was watched with much
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
THE CALENDAR CROP

The calendar crop is in its second
| picking. So many companies have
| railh in his kind of advertising that
the season, which begins soon after
THANKSGIVING, lasts until few days
before the New Year just now there
is u rush OF beated arrivals, and The
past week, has been an active one IN
he calendar market The average
office has already received more than
cough to paper The walls, aud few Of
the latest additions are likely to find
their way into any other place than
the graveyard Of useless mail, the
waste basket
They come in all sizes and shades
Ranging from The parti-colored smear.
OF the eed house, with a gwoinch pic
ture OF Berkshire hog and tlye.inch
border Of flaming lettering, they run
10 the finest Autograph, really works
Of art that cost the advertisers a pref
~ penny and are good enough for lie
decoration Of any home. Highelass !
I DDS demand hghclass advertising |
4 yellow and green poster viii not sell |
many diamonds. neither will a hand |
some cardm0unted Autograph do the /
light kind Of work for 4 horseshoe es-
adj shment. The kind the office man
.ecds IS big vail calendar. with
numbers large enough to he read at
glance across the room. Al least one
i the crop Is sure b he picked for the
POSITION Of honor.
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Grave of Dan Rice's Trick Horse.

Dan Rice, the veteran Snowman.
owned a farm at Girard, Erie county.
Pa. and there he spent the greater
part OF the winters. The old one ring
barn he used still stands with other
buildings erected under his supervi-
sion. over the remains of his bind,
snow white rick horse Excelsior,
Rlce built a mausoleum and placed
statuary at the foot of the steps To-
day it stands in the yard, but few
know 1t marks the grave OF a horse.
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WISDOM OF MISS CoRELL1.

From London there comes stealing
hither. eirhe. upon the soft wings Of
the transatlantic zephyrs or dashing
along the cable tlai stretches from
shore to shore, some fragrant words
of wisdom It is not often that Marie
Corelli drops her boiler-yard magma
ton long enough for mere wisdom.
but this time that is exactly what She
has done.
She lifts he dulcet voice against
woman suffrage. Mau-harer though
she is. she comedies that man is not
altogether a creature to be despisad
and defied ami trampied upon And IL
is with the value of mans esteem for
woman in mind that she opposes
votes for woman. She does not boiher
herself about quesiians Of equality
and Justice aad al that: 10 her the
one great desire Is 10 preserve the
sex as som thing 10 he adorcd %
mcn--to keep woman on q pode-tsl
III" she says. woman has as the ma
fural heritage of her Sex the mvsti
power 10 persuade. enfnrall and sHb
jugate man. sac has no need to conc
down from her throne to mingle g.
any of his political trays" She av-rs.
with great plau Utility, thaf Sic can
now direct fifty mems votes at cleo
iion in any way she chooses. bat b e
says thai tha powCr would be de-
stroyed if she had q vote Of her own.
Good fof Marie We can forgive her
for writing those noy Is Just Tor e1-
pres sing these Thoughts. 4 pede tai.
indeai. ought 10 be priced above a
care mole lor he beautiful traii. loas
ballot. and If other women would
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
cAIRo's MERRY CHRISTMAS"

a biz scwerl a big sewer' II
may seem strange 10 an outsider or
ia the unintiated, or the minimizing
thai we should make So much i
about such thing as that. AMI
stranger still. that We should regard
il in the light of a Christmas present
10 this community over which we na3
properly feel disposed 70 congratulate
ourselves.
But any thing is good or bad accorl-
ing to how Il affects our well being
and it is great or mall n proportion
10 our needs And what Is There that
Cairo needs more or that can be q
greater value to any community, than
good drainage. Good drainage means
cleanliness. health and happiness to
a city, in greater measure perhaps
than any other material condition.
and this big sewer for which iudg-
ment was rendered in the county
court yesterday will be the basis OF a
drainage system for Cairo which vii
insure the city against the manifold
evils Of bad drainage for all time
to come
The judgment in the county court
yesterday was the ending of a long
and tedious course prescribed by law,
In which vast deal Of very careful
work was done. II was necessary to
build the sewer on paper completely
in every detail and there was 50 much
at stake that those engaged in this
labor realized the need of absolute
correctness. That their work has
been crowned with success has been
confirmed BY the people and by the
court, is naturally and properly mat
ter for some INSTRUMENTATION for
those who We're for weeks engaged
on the project.
But for the people Of Caro- it means
so much that they may well regarl
the decision of last evening as a gift
from Santa Claus over which they
may rejoice with enthusiasm. greeting
the city dads" with hearty Merry
Christmas" in which The Bulletin
joins them sincerely
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ADJ. CONTEST
IS DECIDED
MISS LYNNETTT SWoBODA WON
JUNIOR BUCK RANGE OF
FERED BY RHODES.RUR,
FORD COMPANY.

Miss Lynnette Svoboda, he little
daughter OF Mrs. Adolph Swoboda. Of
Eighteenth aad Poplar streets. was
the successful contestant in the al.
saving contest conducted by lie
-Burtord Furniture store for
the past several weeks.
To The little girl saving the great
est number Of their advertisements
printed in the local papers. the
Rhodes-Burford company offered a
Junior Buck range an exact model
of the regular sized range.
Miss Swoboda had saved 737 adj
vertisemeats and was awarded The
range.
Several hundred little girls enter
ed the contest at he time it started,
bit one by one they dropped out until
only a few We're left.
Others who stood well in the CON
test We're:
Kathleen GlaIya Orlick, Of 200 Six
teenth street. sent in lao clippings.
Edith Langan Of 724 Twenty-sec-
Odd street. ,35G
Miss Edith Elias. Of 1919 Ohio
street l.232
Miss Ada Herbert of POS Eighth
street 500.
Miss Marion Woodward. of ll0l
Walnut street, ia
Miss Clara Hancamp. OF 2loG Hol-
brook. i2I
Mis- Lucille NJ smyth Of oslo SycI-
more. 270
Miss Karhern May Orr 2G0S Syca-
more, 250.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
Slow March of Music.

1t takes time for some operas &c
come to England, but Gluck's Ar
mide, beloved Of Marie Antoinette,
probably establishes record in this
respect. TO be exact. "Armide'-pro-
duced at Covent Garden last night
has taken 1870 years to reach our
shores since its initial production in
Paris London Daily Mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
When Elaek was VIM

When Gen John C Black was IN
New York city some time ago lie
asked the colored man who had l.ar.
formed some service for him what
his name was Aly name is White
repied the man Aren't you
pretty black man 10 be called WAite?'
aid the general iokingly, The darby
looked np at the generals snowy head.
lis white beard and his rather white
ACE. and said Aud aren't yo' IA
pretty white man TO be called Black.
sir?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
Use for Brittle Tails.

The peculiar brittleuess Of heir
tails is sometimes an advantage 70 Ger
tain lizards Perching head downward
on a rock. the diamond tailed gecHo,
for example. is often spied by hawk,
when the tail snaps of. and the ami
mai calmly wriggles away to grow
another.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

interest by The people Of Elso and
elsewhere in the county; and Prof
Snyder feels particularly well pleased.
The protestants in Pulaski county
were represented by Wall & Carter.
of Mound City, and PROT. Snyder was
represented by Lansden & Leek, OF
thi city
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

Yesterday morning the money con
tributed by the people of Cairo for
the maintenance of the Children's
Home, was to be turned over to the
ladies who have charge of that insti'
tuition; but il appears that the an
nouncement OF this purpose in The
Bulletin aroused several generous
citizens and they sent in contributions
IN quick succession, so that the fund
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
Thought. SIGHT. Hearing. Touch.

DR. Symes Thompson says the
length of time taken in communicate
ing by touch is one-seyenth OF a
second before there is a consciousness
oi the touch When a sound is heard
the interval is one sixth OF a second.
waen an object is seen he interval
Is oneffth OF second; in the case
Of thought il Is one.fortieth OF a
second
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
CAIRO CHILDREC'S HOME
CHRISTMAS CONTRIBUTIONS
Cash Fund One Hundred and Ffty-Four Dollars
Miscellaneous Donations LiberaI--joyous
Christmas Is Assured

was very materially increased by
noon Shortly after noon Mr.. Clyde
Sullivan, business manager of The
Bulletin made up the statement and
the cash subscribed and sent ii tl
Mrs. Ghas f, Miller, The financial sec
rotary of the Cairo Chilaren's Home
Society, and the statement and re-
ceipt are here given for the informa.
ion of the public:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
Distribution Of Population.

OF every 1000 inhabitants OF the
globe 55S live in Asia. 2i2 in Europe.
III in Africa, 81 in America. five in
Oceanica and the Polar regions. and
only two in Australia. Asia contains
more :han one half Of the total popu.
lation of the earth. and Europe nearly
one-fourth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
November Circulation.

The above Is correct and ErUe
statement of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
far the month of November, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
fbis 30th day of November, 1906.
fSeaD LEO ]. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

MOI only iu ihe natter Of size are
the Cairo theatre goers to get a big
Christina present this afternoon and
tonight at thr CAIRO opera house
RheH they go to see DeWOlf Hopper
and Dis company in "Happyland" but
also in tbe matter Of true merit es-
pecialy along musical lines. The
company. which Is an unusually
large one is said 20 be the best sing
ing organization now presenting
comedy opera.
Hopper. who has the distinction Of
being the biggest and the best conc
dian boz ihe country, also has a big
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

Or their sex and be mole jealous of
their present sentimental supremacy
over men they would take the same
pirws and conline the question Of sui
irage 10 the ash-heap. II Is better to
be- superior han TO be the equal OF
men Courier Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

company. numbering over 20 people
Miss Marguerite Clark, who is his
chief support is said to be about as
small as Hopper is large but she is
nevertheless the cleverest and most
altogether charming young woman in
comic opera.
The "Happyiand' company viii ar
rive today from BellevilIe on a special
train Of four coaches and two bag
gage cars and VIII give two perform
ances. one this afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock aud one at night ar Sis. Hop
pc. and his company just closed a two
weeks engagement at the Century in
81 Louis sunday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
Time CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYS.

BELT LINE cars due to leave Second 81. 20,
Ing north on Commercial Ave, every 10 min,
ntes from q, m, 10 II y. m.
Going north on Walnut ~. every is mnutei
from sos u. m, to 1888 y, m,
POPLAR ST, lINE-iIolbrook Ave. carr
due 20 leave Second VI, going north on Hol.
brook Ave, ut 1857; 6i27i 6it2; 1857; 7i2 u. m.
and on same minutes every hour until i0:42
and ll:ii p, m,
Doing vest on Twenty Eighth ~. at 5;40t
6lGi 8;9i ta9t and 7; 0t u. M. and on same min.
ntes every hour until 1874 and il;Oi y m.
Poplar 81. tars due to pass ~. Mary's park 10
mnutesa AFT or mayng second n.
BELT LINE OWL CARS NORTH on Walnut
-il:B0 y. M l2tN "A. M. 1870 u. III 2'80 a. MI
3;tD u. M; I:3O II, N. b;S0 "A. III.
North on Commeicial-l2:OO p. M 100 =. MI
200 u. m.i 800 a. M, 400 n. m; N. IN.
Belt and Owl carr are due To pass West
Thirty fourth IT. 10 minutes after leaving
Second st. ----s nUH0 @0HA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
The Top of Colorado.

In high mountains there is no state
to compare with Colorado She can
claim 407 peaks Of an altitude of more
than 10000 feet. 395 of more than
1900, 223 Of more than 10000 149
of more than 1900, and 80 or more
than $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

First-class dairy goods, first-class
fruit and vegetables, first-class poul-
Try and eggs, frstclass farm stock
these are always in demand at the
best prices. BE a irst-class farmer
American CultiyatGr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25

Tina Bulletin 10 en- saIe m sS@ ec'
sewing places:
coleman's, s1S Eishsh street
Halliday House Ns~s stand
Walkers, 10 8ikth street
Sius Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-25
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. .....2123
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Noyem-
Der, 1906 ....,.....,...... 2O21