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ty-four hours. wouldn't that sCald you
on these chilly days.
Now comes the retiring, but indignant
Mr.. Herbert, and says as how me and
the krauss young man would like TO
meet these Philadelphia ChdmDceuS for
tWtuly-IDuT hours. 5000, g. can of coffee,
and a ticket for us 10 go To- Phliiy to
see the brutal exhibition OF bruising
the pins. We are for George ON that
proposition for there is "a man I'm PhiIa-
delphta who owes AS teU-spCt which
we may set if we 60 there.
Seriously speaking, Do would not be q
bad Idea to have the Philadelphia cham-
pions come here to roll the great iudi-
N-iUaIf loug-dlstauCe bowlers of WASH
rStpu, and we hear the Palace alleys
aIe thinking of such proposition
Charley Murphy seems 10 be a man
without friends these days. He has
tangled himself up with the president
pL lhe American League, the president
of the National League. most of the
club owners Do that league, the chair
man OF the National Commission, and
everybody else ne has come into con-
TACT WIN. AuIuly fs great believer
ln adNerdsiug and probably thinks that
nus uoiplieiN campaign viii bring money
10 the buA ONCE next summer, but. with
me rival White SoX TN chicago. he is
HheiS 10 mo thaL me has OveFreaChed
himself and has made enemies who win
FoIE against ms club. He should re-
MEMBER lldI m0iasscs catches many
t-iHi llN1 Iltul vinegar. ana INdE TDIE
soaping SIS more ediCaciOus I'm producing
attendance than welding the hammer.
one report received some lime ago
was Than Joe lautiIiOu was at Hick-
man, by, hunting with Charley Com
lSkey ana Ban Johnson We have not
heard It deuied and presume DC must
be SOC. Think of that. We have heard
AlessFs CautiI'ou and C0mlskey discuss
Johnson and. while we can 10 some
oUrseif lu the way OF harsh words. we
mad % retire out OF hearing for fear
tRat our vocabulary would become con-
taininafed by remaining iu the blue att
HiusDleFe that surrounded those re-
marks some OF the things they laid
were pcriertly scandalGus. and we mott
he'd tie police not 20 allow them TO
GET ih the same block with Johnson for
Tear there might Doe lifa-Hke imifaI8n
OF q murder Now they are iWutu2 TO-
getger when ~ ls $50 easy 10 mistake
your enemy Tor deer and 6ll him fuli
~ shot without undue risk. NO wonder
Fleidef Jones, manager OF the Comiskey
clup' wonders where NE gets off, and
! makes a hol.er about tine conditions ex-
IatinS Do Chicago baseball
So far as we can learn fr0m President
NoJes only SIX OF the Washington play
er5 have sent iu their CONTRACTS so FAR.
Hut ~ the rate they are being sigred
go me newspapers there muss be more
men on that team than there are iu a
press a8ehis description of the houses
{ nus plays invariably draw.
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1ot-i 60 u.s. ud ~
City of Washington, District Of Columbia, IS.
7 A. b RUFF, Cashier OF the sb i've
named hank. do sOIemuly swear that the
above statement is true 80 the best OF NV
knowledge and belief
A 2. RUFF. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before rrs rbts
10th dav of February, 1909
FRANK e. GILMORE. Notary Public
COrrGCt-AUTest-
JOHN CALLAHAN
ODEII4 s. SMITH
It. +. MAY
ola RENEE +. NORMENT
JAMES o. GARTER
LEVI WOODBURY.
EDWIN C.. BRANDENBURG
HARRY NORAfEgNT
DANIEL FRASER
GEORGE l. STARKEY
CHARLES E WHITE
u Directors
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Perfeotly Appointed bQalpaaes

You wsfi end our livery service aii the Ta1Ei
aKactiug colld desire iu every particular.
Our sQuiIaees resemble private convey al1ea
rather than those hired
Special prices quoted r0r ezcl1zIfe monthly
season service
Portland Stables, y ~, EcaEc, Prop,
szs-6E New Hork Ave. Ezaa aIsll. IS.
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WauseEa, tuC Carlisle indian. sester-
DAY signed 90 play baseball with the
Scranton Cub
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Retention fund with II. 3. Treas
urer q per cent OF circuIatt0n) 81 500 %
Due from II. s. Treasurer other
than Per cent redemption fund $500 %
Total S. 70s, 5Os s.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid iu....-...........S0 50 90 %
surplus fund .-.....-................ $40 O00 al
Undivided profits. less expenses and
taxes paid -...-.-.--...---.-........ s.. ss5 90
National bank notes outstanding. J. 0zg $40 40
Due u other national
banks -................-. 81 f81 Is
Due t0 State banks and
bankers ..,..s-,.--.-r-.- 5.352 90
One 20 trust companies
and savings banks SSH l5
Individual deposits sub
Ject to checE....-...... 3, E0.s12 81
Certified checks ....-...-. &. 40 p
r. s. deposits ----.--..-- Z75.Z13 90
Deposits ol United States
disbursiuE officers .--.. 7-133 20
$50, 500 80
Bonds borrowed --....-.........4..4. loo 90 90
Reserved for JaEes................... 2, 90 VI
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
a the
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
RESOURCES

Al Washington. In the District Of Columbia.
al the close Of business February 8. 1909.
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MEDICAL
DE-. SHADE S SBas ia. 8.

waahiugton's Oldest speoiaIist-37
YEARS PRACTICE CURING NERVOUS
AND CHRONIC Dis Asses also stomach
lungs Catauhs liver, heart asthma kidneys
bladder structure. discharges general and
-uecIsI weakness and disability blood
and skin diseases. Special and private
ailments cured quickly. Consultation free.
Private waiting room for ladies'. Hours. 10
20 & Tuesday and Saturday nights, 20 s.
Sundays. lD 90 %. Chandler Building EIs-
vatar and Phone de24-u
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REPORT OF THE coNDTTIo'E
Riggs National Bank
REsoURCEE

At washington. in the District or Columbia
a. the csoss 81 business February s. 1853
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RESOURCES.

At Washington, I'm the District Of Columbia
at the close or business February s. 1910.
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The well-tuouu racer GLor.Her. owned
uv j. H. Mccormick. W-I spend the
next tVo seasons at the EHaraEa Stud.
Virginia. Tie home or Mayor IE d. fIaH-
cock. owner cl .oiHs a.. breeder OF
M0rCiI1 and scores ot other -gnH horses.
ls tWo-N eaT-ail 10 was E.9H..er'e
hard luck 10 have Co meet IHa -faa.
Eya0u5v. which cola ram away lr.. ..m
a. one race an saratoga as E.a winner
81 the Garter ANA lIeLr0UFlIlaa laudl-
eaps ElCUGor showed himself a. good
Aorse He rau Dos the name oil D.. "
Eel as q LWu-EeaE-ulu- When -f.EIT-
nlick goes 90 Germany g1 February 10
90 train for the present Baron Open
helm DE VIII Doe accompanied Hg his
clever lightweight rider. j. Sumter
Th0ugbtfuI observers of tHa situation
Emo France declare that b. tile standard
of military rem0u4tz is % Doe maintain
I'd thoroughbred sIFrs must replace.
frOttiug stations hitherto used. The
ideal cross Is the Thoroughbred stallion
With the trottIus mare.
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T. GEORGE =. Si4AYBAUGH. Treasurer OF
the above-uamed bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true TO the best
of my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE Il. SI4AYBAUGH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me this
10th day of February. 1909.
JAMES j.. TRAZIARE.
Notary Public
COrrect-Attest:
JAMES D.. kARRICks
JAMES H. BAKER,
DANIEL THEW WRIGHT.
CONRAD II. SYBIE
CHARLES O. RICE
VVAI D. BARRY.
JOHN j. SHEEHY-
CHAS a DOUGLAS
" f. WUNDETl,
JAMES s. F7RASER-
CHAS. A. GOLDSMITH.
So Directors.
we Pay 4 Per Cent Interest.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
American Security and Trust Co.
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REDEEM pti0n fund with L s.
Treasurer g per cert OF cirsU-
lation) ............................. 5o.00o co
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To.aI ..............................lszalsla s
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REPORT or THE CONDITION


It Washington, ID. c., at the close of BUSH
ness. February 8. 1888.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED
In Basketball Came Wednesday Night
by oriaes-score Was rs to
is.-some Good Plays.

y 4 ~ 81 y 49, IL g4x9F 81.
The G. HIS. basket ball team went
.lown in defeat last Wednesday night
I'd the Ofiats; BY the score Of 20 to
1si III game that, was fastEfronl start
to. finish. The game was PLAYED at
toe. Arfl1erys The oriaes nave, Sc
cured b star iltaSsf IN The person II
Leslie RNsbes eht, yes formerly q
lrirnber w. tIsa = ish school tenn and
later .siayoxl.' Win the Co X team. He
ias been -.iyeh q position BIS forward.
Finch. who plays center for the
G,riacs,eals played d good game. play.
inE In hssaustlal good form. It Is the
hope OF Manager sourlin to have
enough men for two teams BY the
next time the team practices, giving
alt chance to make the first team.
The star, players foF the High school
team were Mcnamara and Mattingly.
they were everywhere on the door
and blocked many try for a basket.
The High school boys lacked the sup
por. of their rootefs. THE following
is the lineup for the teams: oriacs
Roche, forward; Hurt, forward
FINCH. center; Ent. guard, scuilip,
guard: Goldsmith, guard. during sec
ona halt. &. H. s.Eilll, forward;
Mcnamara, forward; Mattingly, cen
ter: Reed guard, and Gadbois, guard,
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MANY DISPUTES IN
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it Is required that we sanction it's de-
Icisions. The situation brought up by
the present breach between the east
and west Is complicated and don't
know what stand our organization
will take. The Eastern Amateur
Skating Association, with which the
Western Association has broken of
relations, has Just applied to the A.
A. u. for articles of alliance obligat.
ing us to recognize the Eastern Asso-
citation as In supreme control Of ANA.
teur skating in the east. have for.
warded the application to Brown, the
new president Of the A. A. u, In
Chicago"
At the headquarters Of the Eastern
Amateur Skating Association there
was much indignation over the report
from Chicago that the international
Skating Union had eliminated 1t from
the governing bodies of skating.
THAT announcement is premature, :
said President Hemment, of the East
crp Association.
Nevertheless Hemment was notified
tonight by the secretary OF the Inter.
national Skating Union that the
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
had forfeited its membership In the
union for failure TO comply with the
orders of the parent body,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
DANGER IN FLORIDA
Great Damage Likely TO Fruit as Cold
Wave Moves South
ward.

Washington. Dec. 30.-The extreme
cold wave which swept the eastern
section Of the country is being dissi.
pated before the rising pressure area
moving eastward from the Mississippi
Valley
Great concern is felt for Florida. as
the fruit farms may suffer freeze
ike the one In 1895. when the mer.
curry dropped to five below zero. but
the lowest temperature recorded at
Tampa was Is degrees. The Ohio riv-
,r Is covered with two inches of ice
1t Cincinnati, and everywhere the
old wave left evidence of Its visit. q
Tonight east Of the Mississippi Val.
'ey the temperature is Is to 90 de
yrees below the seasonable average.
IN the northwest and central Rocky
Mountain region the mercury is ten
% twenty above the seasonable av-
erage. General moderation is pre-.
licted for tomorrow.
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GAINING IN POPULARITY
Attendance at Woman's MONDAY
Rest is lncreasins-Was Good
Yesterday

The Womans MONDAY Rest is
growing steadily in popularity and
the attendance is better as the BUSH
ness women and the shoppers learn
of the purpose OF the establishment
of the rooms. Tine crying need is
for more money for defraying the ex-
penses of the rooms. Yesterday the
Citizen turned over the sum of 1880
which had been sent to that office By
people who wished to contribute to
the rooms. The rooms are very costly
llrnished and make an ideal place
for young woman to spend a few
moments of leisure where she can
get her luncheon or read and write
letters. The attendance yesterday
was better than any day since the
opening Of the rooms.
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MAcEO'S SON IN POOR
tcontinued From Fret Pase.)

Maceo will be kept at the county
almshouse until his foot has healed
and then he will be allowed to go, AS
he has signified that he is anxious to
return to Cube.
On his coat Maeeo wears several
medals. which were given to him for
the services he rendered as soldier
in the Cuban army.
County Physician l.. L. Young has
examined Maceo and found that he
was suffering from exposure. His
right foot is swollen as the result OF
frost bite With proper attention il
is thought he will recover soon.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
offieers for Ensuing Year--Dr. s. 3.
Cary Was Named as
President,

The Alexander County Medical so
ciety held meeting last night in the
Commercial Club rooms and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year;
Or. s. b. Cary-rresident.
Or. James NJ. McManus-Vice Pres
ident. On
Or, j. w. Dunn Secretary and
treasurer.
The following board of censors was
constituted; DR.. w. F. Grinstead, DR..
w. G. Clarke and DR.. G. II. McNemer.
The committee on public health and
legislation was named as follows:
Dr. Samuel Dodds, DR.. j. W. Dunn and
DR.. James NJ. McManus.
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TAKEN TO DALLAS
Remains Of ]. o. Estes to Be Inferred
at His Former Home
Left This Morning,

The remains OF the late Joel d
Estes were taken to Dallas, Tex. this
morning and were accompanied by
the widow of the deceased and Ms
brother, Albert Estes, He is also sur
vived by his mother and another
brother end sister who reside in Dial
las. His brother Albert, has been al
his bedside for the past few days
Mrs. Estes was with his father-in-iaw,
Mr.. Hebsacker, in the grocery bus
mess for some months. making many
friends, and bis untmely death is gen
orally regretted.
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Preferred the Darkness,

Complaints have been pouring In
upon the gas committee OF Strabaine,
ireland. because of the fact that the
street lamps have been turned out in
the evenings. 1t was discovered that
children often turned out the lamps In
the town and this was stopped, but
those In the roads round the town
continued to be extinguished. At last
the clerk; OF the gas works has solved
the matter. 1t is the work OF counting
couples, who find the darkness more
romantic than gas light.
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FILED HIS SCHEDULE
Ben Michael Bankrupt at Paducah--
Assets Are s77t5--Liablities
4 .$to,4ts.26.
(Paducah Evening SUM-

Ben Michael. a clothing and hard
ware merchant on Broadway, this
morning fled his schedule of bank
ruptcy. His liabilities amount to &c..
419;26, while he lists his assets at
approximately s7,7l5. Some of the
largest creditors are: Noryell-Shap-
leigh Hardware Company, Of st.
Louis ss25.2l; Mechanics and Farm.
ers Savings bank, of Paducah. 5000;
Woodvine Clothing company, of
Woodyine, N. j., s59S.25, and the
Rosenthal Clothing company, of New
York. s699. His stock is valued at
$1,000 while be claims certain prop
try exemptions.
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A Financial Epiorar.

/, q. Il Rogers said New York
broker always advised young men to
set nod OF capital. He used to point
out to them that without capital a
man could do nothing. nothing. He
used to pack this truth into a very
neat epigran. Fortune he used to
say cant knock at the door of a
man who has no house
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
FOR SALE.

The following property. located AS
ollows. lots in Purcell addition,
facing Holbrook ave-; lots inN Con-
vent block facing Twenty-second
street, one two-story, ten rooms up
stairs and 8 rooms and large business
room down stairs, with four lots all
filed to grade; one best business IN
city, facing Sycamore at Thirty-sec-
ond street. Address VIM. ]. Casey,
400 Twentieth street, or Home phone
sC7. @. r. Stuart & Son, sO7 Washing.
ton. -
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Flashlights On Pistols.

In Colorado, an inventor got a pat
ent on a nashlight put on smaller
arms. even pocket pistols. SO that
wherever the searchlight strikes
there the bullet bits. making the TAX
ing Of atm unnecessary. This pisto
method was devised by the inventor
for policemen to use on burglars ant
iother night felons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
A Fresh Air FaIjacy,

IL you want to, purify your blood 1t
is OF little value to initiate your chest
pouter pigeon fashion. The blood in
your lungs takes up just as much
oxygen as your muscles call for, and
no more. Exercise your legs instead
OF your diaphragm and chest. Even
the Inhalation of pure oxygen in dis
eases OF the lungs has yielded dis
appointing results and is gravely ques-
TONED as to its theoretical basis
Outing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31

After the election of officers a gen
erai discussion of matters pertaining
to the welfare of the society. was had,
and several of the members related
interesting personal experiences.
The next meeting will be held on
the fourth Thursday in January, a
which time DR.. f. e. Gordon will pre-
sent paper,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
Coincidence In Names.

~ New York public school one
Eof the teachers has four pupils whose
names are the same as her own, and
the principal and the janitor get each
others mail for the same reason. An.
otner singular thing In this line oc-
CURED not long ago on the East side,
where the clergyman and the man and
woman whom he married had the
same name. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
FIFTy-f0uR SALOON LICENSES
WERE ASKED FOR LAST NIGHT
More Expected at Toniehts Council Meeting
Over 100000 Revenue Likely For 1910---
Bids Received
" T~ -, "

AT the special council meeting last
night ,fifty-four applications for dram
shop licenses were read. seven for
/ the wholesalers licenses and two for
pharmacists licenses. 1t is expected
that, the applications for dram shop
licenses will be increased by ten or
more at tonights meeting Under the
Limitation fixed by tie ordinance. one
to 300 population, on basis of 10000
people, sixtysix licenses may be
granted and as many more as are now
| in force in the city.
The mayor stated the case plainly
and strongly, saying that any one
holding a license now who failed to
apply for renewal at tonight's meet.
ing, could not procure license il the
number had reached the limit fixed in
1.-THE ordinance, and would have to quit
business
Transfers are permissible. as to
place and persons, and a number of
applications for this were fled. Sew
eral of the holders of licenses this
| year are going out of business and
| ask that their licenses be transferred
Ito Others.
7 The mayor stated further that the
chief OF police had, been instructed to
enforce the new ordinance strictly
against all alike, so that there might
| be no evasions, either by retailers
doing wholesale business or BY
wholesalers selling at retail.
Dram Shop Licenses.
| The following applications for dram
| shop licenses were received:
Phillip Christman SIS Commercial.
, Cairo Brewing Co. Ellis Sycamore,
2215 Commercial avenue, sos Wash.
ington avenue, 406 Commercial ave.
nue., 1901 Commercial avenue, 1004.7
Washington avenue.
Nichols G. Stegg, 213 Ohio street.
Thos. j. Smyth sos Ohio street.
L. A. Lagomarsino. Hotel Masion.
Chas, Ladenberger COZ Commercial
avenue
New York Store Mercantile Co.
1907 Commercial avenue. s,.1
J. F. c.. Berbling Ills Commercial
avenue.
Lee HICKS 215 Ohio street.
Peter Day Twelfth and Washington
avenue.
Richard Franklin, 407 Ohio street.
Henry zerfass 1914 Washington
avenue.
Joe Friedman Fortieth and syca.
more streets.
w. e. Fitzgerald, 2O07 Washington
avenue.
], S. Chapman 27O1 Commercial
avenue.
VIM Mccain, 401 Commercial ave
nue..
D. W. Mcpherson. 1415 Washing.
ton avenue.
John R. Ford, 500 Ohio street.
John r. Ford, COL Ohio street.
Hank and Abe Goethe 224.6 Eighth
street.
Gus Osterloh 5l3 Ohio street.
A, Baltimore, Thirty-ninth and Com
mercial
R. Brown 1915 Poplar street.
Thos. Gardner 1914 Sycamore
street
Paul Phelps 405 Ohio street.
| J. NJ. Myers 1915 Commercial ave-
nue..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
A. Dangerous Doctrine,

mat Chicago husband who is con
tending that. he is entitled to a di
Sorce' because his wife plays poker
should pause to consider that he 1,
setting up a dangerous doctrine. al
is poor rule that does not work bott
ys.'--Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31

W. r. Webster zoe Commercial ave.
nue.
Bendig & Rlying 20i Commercial
avenue.
Curry Bros. COS Commercial ave.
nue..
Swoboda Bros. Eighteenth and Pop
lar streets.
The Halliday First and Ohio street.
Potts & Perkins SIS Ohio street.
Louis Zanone 20o1 Commercial ave-
nue.
w. F. Shafer 1914 Washington ave-
nue..
Braekey Bros. 1915 Sycamore street
w. A. Steagala, 5ll Commercial
avenue.
Sculiin & Ricketts, 6lS Commercial
|avenue.
A. b. Arey 2S05 Commercial avenue.
Watwood & Barrett SIS Ohio
|street.
Howard B. Phillips 1891 CONNER
cial avenue.
Sam West 1916 Washington avenue.
Rosina Elias, Co. 1913 Ohio street.
Mike Egan, 1916 Commercial ave
|nue
Pharmacists.
Applications hor pharmacists IL
licenses were made by G. P. Crabtree
and J. B. Brewer.
Wholesalers.
New York Store Mercantile Co,
Central DisttlIing Co. Jack Ian
singer, Lazarus Co., T. c. Baxter,
Henry solomon Co, T. ]. Wilkes,
Thos ]. Smyth, Geo. H. Goodman
ICo., Chas. Brooks, Gus Dsterloh
(beerl. Andrew Lohr Bottling Co.
tbeer), H. Berbling (beer).
Eids For Service.
Bids for city printing, for lumber,
land for removing garbage were read
and referred to committees, as fol.
lows.
Printing-The Bulletin Co. so cents
lper 100 lines; The Citizen Co, SAN
cents per 100 lines,
Lumber Kelly Bros Lumber Co.,
SIC for pine, sl7.75 for cypress and
1880 for oak.
Removing garbage-Ed Koehler ST.
400; Fuller Hoskins $4,000; Chas.
Hudson $3.172 Sanitary wagons;
John English $1,750; Thos. Meehan
s5,072 (sanitary wagons).
Alderman Scullin commended that
none OF the bids were regular be-
cause they did not comply specifically
with with the call for bids, aud
should all be rejected, saying he
wished to call attention, to the matter
at once In order that bidders might
be prepared. ....
1t was decided that this would be
a matter for the committee to de-
eide.
Water Co, Protests.
/ An informal bit of proceeding was
the reading of notice from the Cairo
Water Co. in which the company de-
clared the new schedule of rates to
be unfair, but said 1t would. under
protest, put them into effect on Jan.
to determine how far they failed
to meet the needs of the company,
leaving the -natter of testing them
lin the courts for future consideration.
I The council will meet tonight to
take further action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31

the defendants is criminal; they can
not rightfully complain because re
strained from carrying out the unlaw
full purpose of their creation; they are
wilfully in position where every act
Is trans ression."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
Returned 70 Cairo.

Henry Small, the negro who muir
dered WIN Polk about month ago
was brought back to Cairo last night
by Deputy.sheriff Fuller. He had been
confined in the Jail at Centralia since
a couple OF days after committing the
deed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31


he iobbers in New England we're in
luced to throw out independent
PRODUCTS, as were also those of Phila-
lelphia and New York, and many
Their places.
The brief says Competition has
cen persistently destroyed; skilled
men have retired from the trade:
many were forced out. and the result
If the plan long followed has been to
i've the defendants power to exclude
others and exercise monopoly
Wickersham holds that receiver
should be appointed for the eombina.
ton. and adds:
THE very existence of certain OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
Diplomacy.

A lecturer who recently advertised
that he would deliver plain talk
to plain people," complains that no
women attended. Some people are
neither born with diplomacy nor
achieve diplomacy nor have diplomacy
thrust upon them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
Forecasts for, Today.

Cairo ana vicinity Partly cloudy
aand threatening: rising temp ratalrsa.
illinois,. Washington, Dec. 3d.
Fair warmer Friday; Saturday gener-
ally fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
NOTICE.

All persons discharging fire arms
New Years Day will be prosecuted
according to law. No ringing of bells
and unusual noises will be permitted.
+ M, S. EGAN,
Chief of Police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
Pardon us, But

The hest you get fpm"the worst o.
men is n,ore desirable than the worst
you get from, the bet OF men, but 70
get the b ths best OF men anu
escape orst rom the worst OF
men is to get the best of the worst OF
men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31
TOBACCO TRUST GIVEN

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