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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
THE FAIRBANKS BANK CASE
 STILL WEARING ALONG
ARE NOW PUTTING of THE eGsE--Ev,- DERcE TO THAT or tIns4 oasE

Alaska upon which he could check. Capt. Barnette did not draw personally, but as president of the Fairbanks Banking com- pany.
 Recess until $ D. m.
 R. C. Wood: attended meet ing of the directors of the Wash ington-Alaska bank at that time and 1t was decided tO declare a dividend of 33 l-3 per cent. on tn" capital stock. As *25,O0O of this was placed tn the credit of the stock and bond account of In" Fairbanks Banking company. Tn" balance was placed lu the ar- count Of tn" undivided profit $. Tn" Fairbanks Banking company also 'irclarrtl dividend of 20 prr. cent. made a motion thai 25 per cent. b" placed to the credit Of the stock account and the bal anc" |" tn" surplus account Barn"ttr was present. he should have received S5.2nO. Al that time th"r" "xisl.h many drubt fuI notes
 Late in 1909 nr early in 1910 tn" directors gave a power of at tnrn"H to Barnrite and Hill rIn- pnw"rIn@ them in sell the Gold Ear property. l first acquired an interest in the First National in January. 1910. Al he time of it. purchaS" ih" Alas ka bank Was not worth more than 5000. hn not know what it's earnings had been.
 Moves: have eighty unpaid nntr> nf the WashinGtnn-A Alaska bank past du" m September. 1909.
 Mr. Proctor pointed from ih.. records "f the Fairbanks Bank ing company showing that in 1910 Capt. B1rr"ttr withdrew from the bank the sum of $2OO,- GOO as follows: Tn April he drew SiO.0OO. by August t2. 1910, he had checked out $2OO,OOO. In September, 1909. the time of pur-
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
b|CYCLE.R RACERS
 MAKE FAST TIME
Record Passed by 12 Teams and Other Two Teams Only Three
 Laps Behind Record.

Now York. Dee. i.--Thr roc ord for the l2-hay bicycle race has been broken by l2 of the con les ing. teams and the other two teams are only three laps behind the former record.
 Th' contest ihis year has been q bitter fight, as each team has cndraNOrcd lo pass the others. Since last Sunday night they have been grinding away hour after hour. stopping for rest at short intervals when relieved by their part Iners.
 The race started promptly at hiIhnighi last Sunday night and VIII b" rnInpl"i"d tonight ai io o'clock.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

t. G. Moves: have had years of experience as a lumberman. am acquainted with stumpage and values of timber property. I vis- tied the Gold Bar properties. I examined mill. The Gold Bar properties were worth, from an operators standpoint $25O,OOO, less liabilities of between $65, 5,OOO and S70,000. Tn 1910 if was worth about same as now. There was I36, ,000,0OO feet in 1906. In Ap- Til, 1907, they cut 22,5O0, ,OOO feet The amount cut up to Septcmber. 1910. was about 50,0O0, ,O0O feet maybe several million on. There is now 87,000;0nQ feet. No divi- dends have been paid. Was on tn" property two days.
 \. T. Armstrong;: have .brrn manager of tn" Gold Bar conn pany. Never paid dividend. Think property now worth about he same as two years ago. Every '''iT 'h"' "uS ihhtll pll pl lIt' property was put back in again.
 Geo. B. Wesch was cashier of the WashingtOn-AlaSka bank, later was manager. When Inc Fairbanks Banking company took over that bank in October. 1909, trans fcrred to the credit of the Fairbanks Banking company tu ills correspondent in san Fran cisco S15 5000: January, 1910. there was transferred $50. .O0u in Seattle: June, 1910. $5U.00O was withdrawn by Fairbanks Banking company. Siil.0OO was transfer red [" Seattle by Mir. Barn.ttr to credit Fairbanks Banking com pany after there was SiO, ,OOO credited back tO the Washington Alaska in Seattle. When I left there were certificates Of deposit from Fairbanks Bank in Wash ington-Alaska of S2i9,2OO. The $iO0,00O drawn by Barnette was in addition tO that. At that time Capt. Barnette did not have an account in the Washington
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
OLO MAN
 WANTED TIME
Engagement Ring Is Returned and His Promise to Get a Divorce
 Is Of No Avail.

Sacramento, Dec. li.--J. IT. Ransom, 16 years old, deacon in the First Baptist church, past commander of the local G. A. R. Post and retired employc of the Southern Pacific shops, has re- ccived back the engagement ring he gave Miss Minnie Bixby, aged 2S, Sunday school teacher and Former matrOn of a college ill Denver. Colo.
 Incidentally, Ransom has a wife in New York.
 Miss BiXby came here from Denver at Ransnm's expense to marry him. W'h. n she arrived he told her h" could not marry her unlil he secured a divorce and urged her. she declares. tn br his h"uS"k"rp"r. She refused.
 Miss BiXby declares he tried tn force his suit despite the fact that he had a wife and that on numerous occasions he sought to fore" her to drink wine. She says she grew tired of il all and sent him back his ring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
RAILROAD. FOR
 PORT ANGELES
Straits Town Subscribes $S6, ,oo0 to Aid Milwaukee to Build
 Into OlympIcs.

Port Angeles, Wash, Dee. IT, CitiZenS of Port Angeles have subscribed total of $H5. .OOO to aid the Chicago, Milwaukee X St Paul railroad to build a line from this city into the heavy timber of the Olympic mountain dis trict. where 60.OOO, OOO. .OOO feet of fir and cedar of hrSt-claSs lumber qualify is standing.
 Ultimately ii is expected to rx- tend the line through to Gray's IIarhor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
WHITMAN OFFICIAL GOES REF0RMAToRY
Had Appropriated Funds of the Knox Estate--Father Ia Very
 Wealthy Land Owner.

Seattle, Dec. It, Former pros ecuting officer Patterson, of Whitman county, has been sen fenced to the reformatory for misappropriating the funds of the Knox estate. His father. who Is large property owner and considered very wealthy, tried to save the young man from the penitentiary, but without avail.
 Owing 10 the prominent posi- tinn of young Patterson and his family the ease has created quite a commOtion in the county.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
PLENTY MONEY
 FOR ALASKA
$15, 900, 900 Will be Expended for Mill Near Juneau by Boston
 Capitalists.

Seattle, Dee. i.--StOnc. Web Ster & Co.,, of Boston, hava an nounced their intention, in con necti0n with Colorado interests, of subscribing $i5,OO0,OOO addi- LiOnal tO the amount already raised for the construction of the largest stamp mill in southeast ern Alaska. They now control the old Perseverance, mine in the basin hehind Juneau and have been pushing development work for the past two years. They ac- quired the property soon after the death of Col. Sutherland. IL is on this property they contem- plate erecting the stamp mill. Work is now in progress to tap the lead from the Sheep creek side of the mountain. which will give them d depth of several thousand feet.
 The Stone X Webster company are large operators in inirrurban street car lines. They have heavy holdings in Seattle and Tacoma and other western cities. They are represented on inc Pacific coast by Jacob FurIh. the Seattle banker.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
SCARE OFFICERS
 FROM DUTY
officers Fail to Appear tn Court, Fearing Personal
 Violence.

Lewiston, Ida, Dee. i.--AS ilic result of alleged threats on the lives of Frank and Charles Davis. special deputy shrriirs. to root out the illicit sal" of liquor. the "bllnd pig cases against Grace Freeman. J. E. Rice, X. M. Miller and Frank Eastman today stand diSiniss'd by the district court.
 The Davis brothers were not present in the court room, due. tt is believed. in the activity of friends. of the indicted parties. who Threatened io get" them. according io their allegations.
 Several threatening letters re- G"ir"d by the bruthcfs and Shrr- iIr Click have been made public.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
FOUR MURDERERS
 HUNG IN OREGON
Failure of State to Abolish capi- ! tai Punishment Causes Whole
 sale Execution.

Salem, Ore, Dee. ii.-Eour of the five murderers confined in the Oregon penitentiary under re- pri"ve were hanged yesterday at noon. They were Harrison, Nor gan, Fauldrr and Roberts. Fay lor'S sentence was cOmmutrd to life Imprisonment by Gnvcrnnr West.
 All tn" men had been kept alir" by reDrievcs from Governor West. until the state voted on the abolition of capital punishment in November. the governor hoping that the constitutional amend ment would carry. When il was voted down he declined to in t"rferc further.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
EGG TRUST
 |S BUSTED
1000 Cases of Eggs UnIoaded on the Market at 24 Cents
 Per Dozen.

PhIlii,lrlplIia. Dec 1.-The iiouS"kerD"rS' League unluahcd 1000 eases nf ranch eggs on the market today and succeeded in hr"akin" the market for the egg trust. They sold strictly fresh ranch eggs for 2f rrntS a doZ- en. the lowest price in Philadcl- phia since last Easter.
 The League officials state that they will continue buying eggs from the farmers and placing them on the market until the commission merchants sell at reasonable profit.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
S|DNA ALLEN GETS
 LONG SENTENCE

WHihNill". Dee. Si,Ina AL len. llIc last of il,r gang which has been tried her" for In" mur- der nf Judge MaSsr and others in Inc court housr. was sentenced In serve 35 years in the pcnitcn- tiary. Allen avoided arrest for a long time. but was finally ln- caicd when detectives followed his sweetheart, when shr join "d him in St. Louis.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
WOMAN GIVEN =
 HOUR IN JAIL eostmistress Simmons of Gettys- burg Gets Of Lightly in Em-
 bezzIement Case.

Gettysburg, Pa, Dee. li.--M Mrs. simmons. former postmi<trcSs of this city, charged with embczple- m"nt of p"stnffic" funds. pleaded guilty today and Attorney Ritch- Ie made SO tourhing-a plea in her behalf that the judge and pros ecutOr were moved to tears. and the woman was let Oir with a sen tenc" of one hour in jail. The evidence showed that the Offensr was rnnr" technical than actual.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
CHARLEY GATES
 BUILDS MANSION
Will Spend Half a Million on His Minneapolis Residence
 Now Building.

Minneapolis, Dec. li.--Charlcy Gales. son of the former Wall street pIunSrr. has started the cunSI ruriinn of a residence here which will cost a half million dol lars. Gates is married tu d Minneapolis girl and the two in- tend making Ihis city their home.
 Young Gales inherited a bar rel of money his fat her made in Wall street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
JURY FIRED. FOR
 PLAYING CARDS
Playing With Pasteboards Is Ta- booed by Judge Roland in
 Seattle Court.

seattle, Dec. ti.-- Because they were caught playing with a deck of cards by one of the baliffs, Judg" Roland discharged jury this morning in tn. superior court at Seattle.
 An old hand at the jury gama prepared against the pos sibility of long siege and brought with him a package of pasicboards. and the little game of poker was started which re- suited in all the members of the jury being dismissed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
HIS SON-|N-LAW
 PLANTS A BOMB

seattle, Doe. i.-AIlOrncyS Kilt today arrested his SOn-in-l law for, planting q bomb under his bed. and Inc lad k now in jail. Kit hnh his dauglIlrr'S husband have noi been "u good terms for some tIinc and Kilt alleges he caught him planting the bomb and had him arrested.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
GIVES MONEY NOW IN TROUBLE
Mrs. BeImont's Gift Causes Col. Roosevelt to Remonstrate
 Against Useless Giving.

Now York. D"r. .--F.X- prrSi- dent R"uS"Nrll and numerous others ha>" ubi"ctrd io inc gift by Mrs. Belmont of $500. .OuO for women nf ihr underworld. II k claimed by them that the gift wit liouI restrictions is d menace tn good Sucirly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
FLIRT BRINGS
 MANY PASSENGERS

The Flirt arrived in Valdez last night at" Q o'clock, bringing the following passengers: M. Hockey, wife and three children from Fi- dnlRo bay, Ed. Dunkle, C. Lowney, Dick COlviD, Jacob Patterson, Todd Date and Albert BuTo. Tho boat will leave for sound point. next Tuesday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
GREEKS RENEW
 OFFENSIVE WAR
move Large Body of Troops Into Epirus and Occupy WsaIi
 and Adjacent Region.

Aih"n>. Dee. li.--I'hr Grrriau lorr"S lla\" rrnrw"d a general "l"nSINr movement into Turkish territory and today occupied Nis- ali and Ih" adjacent region in Epirus. \ further advance is ur- drrrd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
Groat Trick Picture.

Tonight for ih" last lime inc greatest rolorrd Trick picture. Awful Symphony" Change to- iIOrrDW.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
TRYING ID FORGE
 GREEKS 10 SIGN
HosIem Delegates Instructed to Delay Negotiations Until
 Everybody Gets in.

London, Doe. i.--TIir WnsIrn p"ac" delegates have been in- Sfrurird to uhSlriIri negotiations Tor a general settlement of lhr Eastern war problem until llr Gr"rinn "u,iSsarirs agree Io sign.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
Notice, Q. B's.

All members of Ihr ArcIr. ar" requested io meet al Eagle hall al 20 Q CLOCK loI,,Orruw ln alicud Inc funeral of Mir. JnlinSun.
 SAMI McNIECE.
 Arctic Chief.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

It costs you less 10 stop at "The Cliff" than 1t does to rent and heat a cabin, and you have a nice warm. clean room to dress in. No Ares or cares al ajl to attend to.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

some one asked a Kentucky colonel if there was any cure for snak' bite except whiskcy. "Who cares whether there is OF unI ?' asked the colonel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

There IS a great secret in knowing what io keep out of the mind as w"ll Us what to put in. Emerson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14
LUTHER MocnRTy BARRED
 BY PASADENA CLUB

Pashdcna. Cal. Dee. i.--TlIr Polo Club of ihis city has issued a chall"nE" iu the Canadian Polo club Tor a match, hut havr barred Luther McCarIy from playing. Al Inc last match McCarty md the club had trouble ana hc has been tab"""d by them them over since. 
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

DouShcrty & Ferguson. for the balance of December, arc selling goods at reduced prices.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

FOR SALE.--Sinpcr sewing niachinr. tlnc condition. Apply Henry Sucss trf. 'phonc '.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

I"ughcriy X Ferguson. for the balanr" Of Drcember, are selling goods aI reduced prices.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

The Pr"spsosor 10 shs psr CT se buy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-14

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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
LONE TALENT PLAY FUN
ON THE P0DUNK LIMITED"
PLEASED LARGE AUDIENCE

Fun on the Podunk Limited At
tho opera house last night was heart
'y enjoyed by large audience The
nlay was given by home talent for
he benefit OF the First Christian
church, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society,
The first part was devoted to mus
ieal numbers, of which the juvenile
hestra Of the Cairo High school
eui excellently we'll There were
n eral fne choruses. Of which Miss
Katherine Williams, Agnes Graves,
Pauline Becker, Mabel Powell
~ eresa Serbian and Miss Stursjs
we're he solois.s.
rhe cast consisted Of Messrs.
Frank schoembs, Charles Quellma
robert White, Lindsey Ireland JOS.
rfh McNulty. Joseph Glynn, Louis
Jaseniaeger, Herbert Corn Mes
lanes Alex. w. Weldon. George ST..
lgv Fthert Ent, Clyde King, Jam
Nit holt and Misses Pauline Beck
T'ay NsCabe. Clara Lenck, Margara-
s APPLETON, Bertha Marker, X ~
1lyis and Jo1ia Parker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Rules Of Exhibit on.

IGiGo ~ AhAAt DAt VII
The exhibition room Will be under
the X. NJ X. e, Hall, next door to
Winter Brothers Grocery, and will be
open November 18th and 18th to re-
ceiye exhibits. Parties attending
Institute may bring exhibits with
them. and entries will he received
until noon, November 10Th. IL you
do not care to bring exhibits, ship
them 10 Ira Hastings Chairman of
Committee on Exhibits of Farm and
Dairy Products Prepare all charges.
0D All entries should be in the
hands of the proper official before
,1a first day Of the meeting.
t2l All entries Of fruit should be
accompanied by the name and adj
dress Of the actual grower, and must
be grown in the States OF Illinois,
Missouri, Kentucky, or Tennessee.
90 Exhibits must be on the
ables by noon of the first day Of the
meeting. plainly and correctly lab
alcd with the name OF the variety
and entry uumter,
40 Plates of fruit shall consist
IF four specimens; neither more nor
less. The same variety may COM
pete for different premiums, and diff
ferent varieties for the same prem
inm, but separate plates must be fur
fnished for each entry.
ca Competent judges will be ap-
pointed
90 Premiums will be awarded in
the afternoon Of the first day Of the
Institute, November 19th.
Special Rules.
% The conditions and general
| appearance OF the fruit, which
should be in it's natural state, with
| all its parts, stem and calyx segment
we'll preserved, not wilted or shriv-
| eled.
l2l The size CT fruits should be
average, neither overgrown or small,
and specimens should be regular in
| size
Ca The form should be regular or
normal 10 the variety
l4 The color and markings on
the surface to be in character, not
blCtched or scanby.
80 Fruit exhibits remain the
I property Of the exhibitor.
t6) No awards on exhibits not
worth.
Exhibits from Missouri and Ken
lucky are invited.
Committee in Charge of Exhibits
Ira Hastings, Chairman, Cairo. III.
Jno, Tiernan, Cairo Ill.
b. H. Wing, Cairo, I'll.
! o T. Hnrd, Cairo, III.
b. r. Walton, Anna, III.
| Robt Endicott Villa Ridge, III.
| w. J. Casper New Burnside, Ill
| \. p. Schroeder, Grand Chain, III.
Hugh Mason, Mound City, I'll.
Mitchell Terrell. Alto Pass, Ill.
| w. Lamar, Golden, Ill.
G. A, MarchilGon, Thcbes, Ill.
--AdVt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
COMMISSION HERE T0DAE.

The Mississippi River Commission
is scheduled to arrive at Cairo port
ONE time this afternoon on board
ne government steamer Mississippi.
The members ere on their semi-al T.
nual tour of inspection Col Town
send, who is in charge, wired Mayor
Parsons yesterday that the beat
would lie in Cairo Wednesday and
the comm ion would be pleased to
rect a delegation OF business men at
the time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13

Mr. and Mrs O. L. bartlett. Of
Mound City, were in cairo yesterday
EN- loutn from So Louis Mrs Cart
lett has been ahsant from her home
since last May having been sojourn-
ing at her summer home at Ciiu.
Mich, and visiting with her dangh-
ter, Mrs. Leslie Harris, of New York
city. She was met at ST. Louis
Monday By Mr.. Bartlett, who ae,ol.-
panied her home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13

Is YOUR husband cross? An irri-
table, fault finding disposition is Of
ten due to sdisordered stomach. A
man with good digestion is nearly al
ways good natured A great many
have been permanently cured of
stomach trouble by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets. For sale by all drug
gists. --Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
DOUBLE WEDDING
AT AN EARLY HOUR.

A double wedding was performe i
ty Justice A. j. Ross at his offiec,
corner Twelfth and Poplar stree ),
yeste day morning at 5 o'clock. The
were Albert l.. Jacobs, OF
Emington, ILL.,, and William P. Chan
dorm, Of Clinton, ILL.,, were married to
Miss Bernice o. Nichels and sister,
Miss Lenora F. Nichols, of Wing, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
He Knew Teacher.

"A small boy dropped into store
on the North Side on his way to
school to get some candy" says the
Holton Signal. While he was look
ing over the assortment displayed in
the case the salesman called his at
tention TO some fresh lemon drops.
Nav the boy said, Gimme some jelly
beans. | want something the teacher
can't hear me eat Teacher can hear
a feller eat lemon drops clear across
the room. kansas City Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
NEW BOOKS AT THE
CAIRO PUBLIC LIBRARY
READY FOR CIRCULATION.

Among the new books ready for
circulation today at the Cairo Public
Library are fifteen volumes, the
author Of which is eX-President
Roosevelt. These at this time will
be in great demand. The books will
be ready for circulation at , p m.
The following is the list of new
books:
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Juvenile.

Twinges OF hcumai SIN, backache.
stiff joints and shooting pains all
show your Kidneys are not working
right. Urinary Irregularities, loss
of sleep, nervousness, weak back and
sore Kidneys tell the need of a good
reliable kidney medicine. Foley Kid
ney Pills are tonic strengthening
and restorative. They build up the
kidneys and regulate their action.
They viii give you quick relief and
contain no habit forming drugs
AdNt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Mrs. Peter Holan, 1901 Buckley

Mrs. Peter Holan, 1901 Buckeye
Road, S. F., Cleveland, O., had lit
tie son with a bad case OF whaoping
cough She says; "EIe coughed un-
til he was blue in the face. | gave
MIN Foley's Honey and Tar Com
found, and the first few doses had a
remarkable and almost immediate eff
feet. A few more doses cured him.
Yes indeed can recommend Foley's
!ioaey and Tar Compound" In the
v4llOy package .-AdYt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
PREMIUM LIST.
Concluded. from Second Page

43 b st Four Apples-Delic-
ious.
A Best Plate Four Apples Mis-
souri, Pippin.
10 Best Plate-.Four Apples-Mam-
moth Black Twig,
46 Best Plate Four Apples-Rom-
ante.
AZ Best Plate--Four Apples -Arkan-
sas Black.
4s Best Plate Four Apples-Hunts-
man.
10 Best Plate-Fur Appl's-Winter
Banana,
80 Best Plate Four Apples-Twen-
ty Ounce Pippin.
II Best Plate Four Apples King
David.
81 Best plate-Foar Apples-Weal-
thy.
50 Best Plate Four Apples-Bald-
win.
81 Best plata--Four Apples-Belle-
flower.
So Best Plate Four Apples--White
Winter Pearmaiu
So Best can OF pears
81 Best Can of Peaches.
rs Best. Glass Of Jelly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Up-to-Date Cookery.

Harassed Prisoner Pray, great
chief, why do you keep your servant
tied up so long?" Cannibal King
"A thousand pardons. dear mission
airy. but we are waiting for the con-
SHIPMENT of paper bags from Sidney"
Sydney Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
| NEWS Or THE RIVERS
Rrrr Forecast.

so very del ded change is ind
Gated githin the next few days
the Mississippi, from below s..
Louis 10 above Cairo, for the Ten
nessee. from Florence to the moui +
or for the Wabash at Mt Carr
The Ohio. from the mouth q tAr
Wabash to Cairo VIII continue n
fall for TIE next e3 days
r r. LINDIEY,
Local Foreeastar
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT
CAIRO COMMERCIAL CLUB

special meeting Of the Cairo
Commercial Club is called for this
Wedn asday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Business of importance is to be
transacted. BY order OF
;. II. GALLfGAN, Pres.
w. F. vANDERBURGH, Sec.
----Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13

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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
AnCSements.


Lincoln" A Festival Book" May
day pastime and the May-pole dance /;
dances, revels and musical games for
the playground, school and college.
Education.
Fshor-"A Montrcssori Mother.
Essays.
Rooscvelt-"The Strenuous Life -
Fiction.
Lincoln" kcziah Coffin.
Richmond Indifference of JUL
let
Scott-"Colonel of the Red Hug
Ears"
Scott Princess Dehfa
Barbour Joyce OF the Jasmines. y
Hunting.
Roosevelt Hunting the Grizzly.
Rooseyelt--'4Iuntine Trips OF a
Ranchnan"
Observation-Disclosures Hunters. -
h st0ry-Polltlcal
Roosevelt" American Ideals
Rooseyelt--"P resittentia Addresses
and State Papers" vols. Febru-
AIRY 9th, 1912-Noyember &c, 1908.
Roosevelt Presidential Addresses
and State Papers" December s,
190S-June /, 1910 Bcdnd with his
European addresses.
Roosevelt" Naval War of 1872
vols.
Rooscyelt--7"The Rough Riders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Spanish American war0
Miscellaneous,

(Spanish-American war
Miscellaneous.
Burr" Around the Fire" Stories
of beginnings.
Barrett, John-4-"Tne Pan-Amcri-
can Union; Peace, Friendship, Com
merce.
Catalogue of Hi, dis Railroad
and Warehouse Commission, 1912"
Thomas" Study of the Para
graph"
Juvenile.
Baylor-"A Little Prospector."
Hawkes. Black Bruin."
Jordan May Iyeraon Tackles
Life"
Holbrook Dramatic reader for
lower grades,
Kipliug-Ra2dor for elementary
grades
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Weather Forecast

For Cairo and Vicinity FAT ant
colder Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-13
Sunr Sc and Sunset.

Sun will rise today ........ 3.'7 !
Sun will set today .......' +.4' /