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THR CAIRO BULLRTIN FidDAY MORNING, DRCRMBRR 20, I ?04
SSSS
Cairo Opera House
0. U'WILUAMSOM, Mr4
1
One Night Only
Friday, December 39th
WEBER & FIELD'S
Most Biiece-sful Skit
Hoity
Toity fl
r
A bunch of music tin! with a
siring of -nonsense. 50 People
,1 Mostly Girls. Prices Last
three ruwa, CI 00; baUnce of
lever floor, $1.50; first four
row balcony, 75c; balance of
balcony, 50c; gallery, 25c. Scats
t,n sile Ihursday, Dec. 2!)th.
3
9
a
Matinee and Night
Saturday, December 31
A Magnificent Production
Of the Great Emotional
Rural Drama
The Little
Homestead
i-J j
j'
Cli
By W. B. Patton-A beautiful
Story of Life. A play every
mother a.id daughter should
Hee. A superb cat. Elfcborate
scenic eftecle See the great
Snow Storm Hene. Prices
Matinee 15 ami 2,5c; Night, 25,
50 and 75c. Seats on pale at
box ofllce Friday.
i Matinee and Night-New Year
1
f Monday, January 2
Return of last season's triumph
the play that mate people
thiiBr, Ibsen's enthralling
drama,
"GHOSTS"
With Claim Bogel
his former success
Miss Adalaid Fitz
repeating
as Oswald
Allen as
M
Mrs. Along. Direction George
H. Brennan company, (Inc.)
Price matinee 25-50c.
Price last three rows ..1 00
Balance of lower Hour ... 1 50
First two rows, dress
circle
Balunce of dress circle . .
Lallery
75
25
Seats on sale at box office Sat
unlay, Dec. 31s!, at 8:30.
One Night Only . . .
Tuesday, January 3
JULES MUKRY
Presents the New York and
London Comedy Sttccefs
The Mummy
and the
Humming Bird
K
hi
With W. A.
'Lord Lit m ley
Willl'CAR as
" New produc-
Hon. Competent east
v
Piiies,
L' ;
r-!
K 1
25, 50, 75, $1
ill
Si!
Seats on eale at box efllee Mon
day, January 2. at 8:30 a. in
t.aKJi v '.Vf.",.aarj if.iiwiT&.ffi 'K.'
;)i
On; .Night Only , . .
fi Wednesday, January 4
s
THE LYMAN TWINS
Supports'! by a larg-e company
in their latest musical comedy
success
ft-
L i
y
,
i". i
At
The Races
;
II
i
A delightful gathering of pretty
girl?, funny comedians, latest
novelties The big ' un Show.
Pikes: 25, 50 and 75e. Seats
H ie at box office Tuesday,
January s t a. iti.
HIE CAIRO BULLETIN'
UNION (feijLABEL?
i,ui a red t tuo l.'ai.o fo.mttlu tur IraunuiuioD
through tba luaila u oond-( rle.
Dec. 30 In Hi-.tory.
1504 Queen Isnbebu of Spain, patron
of
Columbus, tiled: turn U.,1.
LaJ'i (Louis Kossuth, Ilui.garlan
patriot and exit, visil-d Washi oglon
on invitation of cimpr-pfs. After u.
Btoruiy inrwr as an editor and insur
rectionary leader Kossath resiynod the
office of v i nor civ illcf.tor conferred
on him l.y the IIiiiik ari.in people nnd
went Into exile In Turkey. He wan
there imprisoned, but through the
mediation of England ar.J the Criited
Stales wa releiseii In August, 151.
1893-Sir Samuel White linker, the noted
African explorer, died at Newton.
Abbot. Devonshire; born 1SU.
Wi The Iroquids theater burned in Chi
cago; live lost.
PURELY PERSONAL
Mrs. David A. Connell of Eleventh
street is cou fined to her home by ill
ness. I Mrs. Charles Zook and children
I have returned from a visit with rela
I lives in Texas.
I Mr. M. U. Sadler has returned to
! St. Iouiw. after a visit with his broth
! er, Mr. B. Sadler.
j Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Blockley have
gone to Mt. Vernon, HI., to visit the
! former's parents.
Mrs. John H, Goodwin
to her home in Chicago,
with Cairo relatives.
has returned
lifter a visit
i Mr. Flint Bodurant and Miss
j Bondurani went to Bardwell. Ky,
l onlay to visif friends.
Vela
. yes-
r !j I apt. It. B. Bradley, who has b en
ri confined to the Hotel Illinois by ill
i"i I ness. is able to be out aaiu.
County Assessor Frank E. Davis ha.-t
incepted a position as deputy in the of
fice of County Clerk Miller.
Mrs. A. 1). Twente and children of
Olive Branch, are guests of her uncle,
County Clerk Jesse Miller ami family.
Miss Mat ie Mulvihill has returned,
fr am Vienna. III., where she attended
! j (lie wedd
n?
of Miss (ier'rtule Pow-
' j
Messrs. Robert Bates and Thomas j
Noyes of Chicago, are guests of the j
family of Air. and Mrs. John AL Lans-j
den. j
;
Miss Vera Geisenhuf is expected to j
return today from Hartley, Iowa.
where she has been visiting relatives i
ior several weeks.
Air. Lee Stone and family of Colum
bus, Ky who came to Cairo to attend
the wedding of their sister. Miss .May
Stone, returned home yesterday.
Air. WUl Lee has returned from a
visit wilh friends in Anna. He will
leave for Chicago today to resume his
studies at the Northwestern univer
sity. .Mr. Charles Scliutter has resigned
his position at the City National bank
to accept one as secretary and treas-
? hirer of the Lansden Motor company
of Newark. N. J.. in which Mr. D. S.
Lausden of this city and Mr. John
Lansden of Birmingham. Ala., are In
terested. Mr. Schuiter will leave
next week to accept his position. Ho
s wuccepded by Air. Henry Gilhofer j
and Air. Herbert Steint I succeeds .Mr. j
'lilhoftr.
OVER HORSES
AND
THEN, FIRED THE BARN IN
-
fc
WHICH THEY WERE KEPT
REVENGE WAS THE MOTIVE
FOR THE CRIME.
By the Associated Piess.
Chicago. Dec. 29. Evidence said
oimect Stephen Gorrick with drench-
,'oig seven iiorscs wuii Kennene on
J j ami letting lire to them and the hair,
they were in has been discovered by
:hc fire department attorney Johnson.
As a resn! Gorrick has been arrested.
desire for revenge is given as a
mo i
ive for the act hv tat. invesiigat-
ors.
Oorritk formerly lived at Alr;.
nicy's house and is raid bv Johnson
to nave eeen e.HC'ei ny h"r.
i
Lcvc's Power.
Love casts a gel b n glow of heanty
upon the jibin'-sl ohjert , jus! as the
rainbow lights up gray idties.
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FRED D. NELLIS, Commercial A vc.
o
A
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Muddy Coal, Anthracite Coal, Gas house Coke,
Carterville Coal, Green Grave! Lump and Nut.
BOTH PHONES, buness aho xesiocncc, NO 324.
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Notice, to Advertisers
In order that all present and prospectivt
advertisers may bs fully prepared, The
Bulletin Co. begs to announce that it will
'make a material advance on January ,
1905, in the present rate for display
advertising in
The Cairo Bulletin
IN SOCIETY
Evening Reception. '
A charming social event of the hoi
itlay season war iie reeepthro. Riwn
lpsi evening by Mr. and Mrs. John M
Ln--d;ii of 315 Fifth street in honor
or Afr. ami .Mrs. David S, Lansden.
The hours were S to 1 1 and more
hsn three hundred guests were re
ceived during that time, Mr. and Mrs.
Lansden being assisted in entertain
ing by Mesdatnes Vanderburgh, John
. ton. Brown. Wood. Krebr. U. K. Hal
lid ay, t. S. Camlei', Lewis, Missfi
Alice Haliiday, Vaiii'.erbaugh, Jennelle,
Sutherland, Kathevliie Bennet'.
Mrs:. David S. I.ni.sden wore hei
At'.Iding govvn and there were many
hands niely gowned ladies- present.
Tiie rooms were tastefully decorat
ed with evergreens, holly, mistletoe
and cut flowers, tlu diuiiiK room be
ing elahoratt iy adorned with wreaths
and fesioons of yiei n.
Delicious refre hi'.ienis and frappe
wt:Tp served, a liol'y covered bowl
holdins 'iie latter. !
Mr. and Airs. I.ansdt-n were as-isiel
in e:i!er!rt!iinr.', by their datiKhters
and iie event was one of more than,
ordinary irtierevt.
Daece for Visitor.
A d.iiH'c .'. as siv. n la-1
.-: h m lo-!-' Knishts of P
night at
bias had
Alks H '-
street isi
by Mr Fred Harltnan and
i en Hart man of 3n,S Eitiiitii
iionor of
S. Louis
Miss
who i:
Freda McCona(hU of
:: gaest of M ss Hari-
man.
'I'ae young people were chaperane-l t
by Mr. and Aits. F. V.. Rorke of C.iiea-
g .. and Mr. C. N. Wright. j
Aller allien oue-iiull ol the eve
i:ing had been spent dancing. Cat, v r
Allen serve'd refreshments, alter
which iie dancing was continued un
ci a la;e hour.
These who participated in this en
joyable affair were 'MU.es Mariatn.
Florence.. Emma and Alice Carey, E
the r Stapieton, Alice Crenshaw; June
Wright. Edna Lind, Ethel Charles,
Edith Sutherland, E liiii Hill, bma
Swoboda, Kate Redman, Winfred Cox,
Alice St runs, Lurie Thornton. Alessrs.
Hoy Lu'es. Hofon Crenshaw. Fre I
Lind, John Lad I. Peter Lind. Dan
Wood, William Winter, Ifosweil Ren-
jnio, Alalvin rraukiiii. hug' tie strong.
Carl Bode. William Jones, Hisoy
Woodward. Albert Lane,
tiilberl Casey, Car! Theh
Butler. Paul Clendenen:
Le
p Retio.
Comfort
Birthday Party.
.Master Lloyd Fred Faur, son of Air
and Mrs. Fred Fahr ot 17ui Piplir)
r.ireet. celebrated his tlevcn h birth
day yesterday af ernoon Iiy Invi iag a
number of young fr'ends to sp"nr! the
afternoon with Mm.
Tiie time was snent p aying games
principal among which was the (Ln
key game, at which prizes were won
y AL's'er R ibett Miller f(i. AI i . s Lu
,!e Hill.
At tiie conclusion of the games ilf
licious refreshments were rerve.l.
Tiie young ho. was ;
'if many hands -me and
en ts.
Tiie guests were Mi.-se
Laura Hill, Louise ami
Burton, Rachel Hoig
Srhiih. Beulah Hall, Ruth
ters Robert Miller, .le se
ry Porter. Edgar Walker,
a-er. Allan Moore, Harry
on Roche.
rec
.'fill
'pient
preo-
; I.utie Hi I,
Laura .May
fieri rmle
Hilton, Mas
Ali'ler, Har
U'roy Alet.
Martln. Le-
Afternoon at Euchre
One of the pleasant social events
of the holidays was the progressive
euchre party given Wednesday after
noon by the Aliss s Neil and Maude
Loflin at their home. Bioo Washington
avenue, in honor of their gue-d. A!r.-.
0. O. Hodgdon of St. l,ouis.
.Mis. J. D. Ladd won tho first and
b-ne hand pr';;es and .Mrs. John A.
.Miller captured the sec.
liefr. shnients were
lid priz:.
served at t!.e
conclusion of the games.
The gueH iisi incloded the ' (Mov
ing: Alesdam. s John W. Bninsford
Lnioii City. Tenn.. E. D. Carey, D. L
Alirx, ('has. t'ato.v. E. A. Smith, W.
Gilbert, Andrew Lo!r, Charles Cun -
n'.ngiiam. J. D. Ladd. D. II Burton.
Geo. T. CarncM. Cora Colier. J E.
Strong. W. H. Sutherland. W. J. Johns
ton. John A. Millet' and Miss's Ida
Trui'i of liiHsboro, II!.. .Minnie AiiHer.
Mary Lansden, Ala'-garci Wiisr-n, Kit
nice Bonduram.
Eterained O. N.
O. N. T. Card
T. Club.
club me;
The
last
i
3BK
uiiiht at the home of ir. and Mrs. C.
A. Pel it on Twentieth street.
I'rir-e.R were won at progres-dve eu
chre hv Mrs. p. H. Smyth. Mr. P. ('.
Si:irt1;n al. Mf'U. E. Ciannou.,
The club will hold the nexf meeting
the inline 01 Dr. and Mrs. James Me
Alaium of 14":: ('oiumevcihl avenue.
Will Entertain.
Mrs. John A. Miller will entertain ur
Cards Monday evening. January -, at
her home, ")on Park avenue.
Euchre Club Met.
The Ladies' Thursday Afternoon
Euchre club met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. William Cunniimiiam of
2 Mil Park Place West.
t
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
The Ladies' Aid of the Calvary
Baptist chiircil will meel with Mr.-.
W. D. Tavlor, 33M Sycamore street,
tiiii afternoon Ml. 2 o'clock.
The annual business me
Vn.iiis Poople's Chrisj ian
thiK of Lie !
union will j
!e heid ir
; 4'vetiinj! at the LtUiii-ra.l t
.hicn-nie od'icers will be
h'lvcil
:- . ;. d.
at
Tom Pete, a negro, is in ja'i await
ing (rial on t;e charge tfif steaMns a
'pair of shoes and a shirt from Air. B.
jit. Thkitlewood. Mr, Thisi lewood kept
; some goods stored in a basement on
jOhio Ktreei and Pete tool; posse-:sion
i of tiie siioes and shirt.
Word w a i ret
j by Air. John A. .1
Jof his b! oilier,
i resday niglii ni
dveil here ye.
iller Sr., of th?
,hieii occurre
his home in
.ferday
deitb
nee, H. I.,
'tornev.
where he was a prominent
D'. a'h was tine to heait
failure.
Bruce , Horton. colored, watched a
country 'negro buy a fine revolver f ,r
$13. 5u from Pawnbroker Alichjrl-i
Wednesday nigiil. lie lollowe I the
negio with the gun down Ctentr.rrclid j
avem.'e mid asked hir.i -for a look at
'he weapan. When llorlin got iiis
hands on the revolver he pointed it
at the green "nigger" and ordered liini
'o "hot foot " He did. The police
were notified and arresrvd Horttni.
He Is in jail awaiting 'rial.
A BIG RECEPTION
FOR THE LADIES
FIFTEEN REPRESENTATIVES CF.
OIL INAIIUiNAL. tSlbOUIl UU1V1 -
PAN Y ARE IN THE CITY PRE-
PARING SAME.
The National Biscuit company ic. to
give a reception to the ladies of Cairo
..mi vicinity at K. A!. K. C. bail Satur
eav afternoon.
The fifteen t-pocial r presetitatives
d the National Biscuit company, .who
arrived here yesterday, are p'oparing
a novel and interesting enterta nmoni
for the ladies of Cairo and vicinity,
which will be held at K. M. K. C. hal!
on Saturdiy afternoon of this week.
Th" object of tiiis reception is to
cnr.bk' l he ladies to become acquaint
ed in a really delightful way with
many of ihe finest products tM Lie att
el Imk'iiiK. ;n Jtiufactarc'd by the Na
tional BisTui! coiiipany, and protecie-l
by a package thai by excluding air
dust mid moisture, retains the orig'afc!
flavor of the biscuit, aid renders; it
possible for th" consumer to pure .lav
n'heni as frfsh nnd crisp as when itiey
b-r; the oven. This method pf buying
i.iseuit is of recent origin, previous to
! th" tntrodurtion of Lie now famotp;
jt'needa b seiii, ly tiie National Biscuit
j company it was impossible
i' - h:i. - e l.iscuii--. erachers and
to pur
wafers, tho oil
in anv oterr niaot.er man in
io homed paper baa. vi'h of
co.irf.-.
fi'ie mion-laiu hu. Iliag with daciean
jlwrnl-:. r.od ii,e ever-present dTl, d.i.-t
' Slid other-foreign mallet. H is no.v
lpo:
' W
il le ft obtsln not oalv 1'needa
i it n a packag' that exctn les a"l
' he se impurities, but a targe variety
of t'jo oilier pro'tucts of the National
Bisciu coii'l-atiY, l:e qti.tiity d the
Cll'Vus if -ath paekag ' bejp fully
goaratleed by the trade-mark.
Sp iijl ;lvt rware. china and clih
-a'- deroratii-ns. hive 1 . en s nt from
t'hlr.igo for the occasion, and Kiltr're's
ireivt:a w 11 rnder a choice musical
program. An cr.j tyaf.le afternoon is
. ant -cipait'il and
all the ladies ar;l
in
vii d to a: tend.
Living Pictures A'e Popular.
Living pietiires clever and tnii:-
ci rescr.tatioiis of giuiiiis lake
'e- bn atil Sevres ci'i::a r.r
eiclii ft one of the 1 OM.cn
.iiis
i from
very
music
............
! NEWS OF THE RIVERS I
l 4
Danger fiiatioft cnattge
STATIONS
1'iH'dHirtT .. ..
Du',1.' I. Dam ..
I'a; i;crslni- . ,
Cincinnati . . . .
LrmL- ville . . . .
, Kvansvflle .. ..
! M r. Vetni'ti ... .
! TVrre U;ut'i . .
Ml. Carrie! . . .
i Nashville . .
i Chiiitnnoo;?a . ,
U.intersville ..
j Florence . . , .
Kiveiton . . .
Johnsonvllle ..
Pmlncaa . .
(CAIRO
!St. Paul .. '.i
I Davenport . . .
j Kansaii City ,
j St. Louis . . . ,
'Che;ter
C. Girardeau . .
j New Maiir'.d . .
' Memphi.; . . . .
line of iu 21
feet water hours '
. .22 12.3 2.2 rise
..25 12.3 ,1 Of si
..::: t;.r in;ir
.5.1 5.0 i.5 tali
,2S ' :!.! U.7 ri.se.
.35 1.0 .9ris-.
..35 211 ili rit e
. id u 2J it.l fall
'..15 4.2 2.tir!H
. . r lti.7 1.7 lal. i
. .2' 10.2 2-!' rise j
..31 5.3 l.ll rise j
..HI 5.8 I3r'pej
.25 S.5 2.2 rise i
..21 11.2 2.2 fife j
..!d S.2 2.7 rise
..45 S.S 3.9 rise i
.11 Frr.'.cn j
..15 b. i 2.H ri .
. .21 2.1 1.0 falsi
. -3U o.! 1.3 fall ;
.3o 2.3 0.3 fail
. .2 C.4 0.1 rise
..31 4.5 l.Criic
. .33 2.2 0.(5 riso
..23 2.4 0.0
.15 0.7 0.1 ri as !
. .10 2.4 0.2 fail 1
Dec. 29. 1 ::, 1 l.C.
Fort Smith ..
'icksbu:g .. ..
New Orleans . .
Statre at Cairo,
Below zero of ;;ang
River Forecasts.
THE OiilO At Kvansviile and
Mt. Vernon, will continue rising dti
iing iie next 2 or 3 days, prob.ilily
fail for a day or two. then rise again,
At Paducah raid Cairo, will coiitimni
lisins during t-ie nex: 3 day, but
at a decreasinj: rate.
THE TENNESSEE From Gunt
ersvilie o tile mouth, will ontinua
rising durin.c the next 2 or 3 fla. .
THE MISSISSIPPI From "dies
ter to anoe Cairo, wii! fr.ll durln;?
he next 21 hours. C.'iiisidcr.tlile iiou!
in.U ice may be exported in Lie Mi ;
sissipjii liaeli of Cairn wii'i.'n 1 next
21 hours. P i!. SMYTH,
Lie: I For. 'ca-ter.
Stagj at 4 p. m. Yesterday.
iThe slage of tiie river a 4
yesterday was 10.;,'. ; ho .ving a r
1. 11 in twenty-four hours.
m. i
Movements of the Boats.
The Maripiaml was agraund yes
erday afieriuion at. the mouth of the
river on sand thai was dry tiie di
before. Tin- Pacific worked on her
between rips. One of these boats ha'i
been pu ling at the other nearly ev
ery day for Lie past week.
The Condor came down from .lop
pa yesterday and returned with two
barges loaded with twerLy ears bad
ed with lumber. The C. and E. I
had been hauling lumber over the Bi;
Four while the river was low.
Tiie Dick Fpwler made lier fir. t trie
yes erday In the Paducah trade sine;,
tiie low waler. The familiar sum:!
of her wtii.tle wai remarked by many
on the levee.
Third Boat.
The tow boat diaries Jut e wa'.
sunk at Cable's eddy above this ei'y
today. The June, which has laid here
several months left her tow ;o go up
the rivvr anil break tiie ice and let th
gorge In -is-e be'ow Brown's island.
There was a ere- if 11 on board. Tho
Ice was brokei and the gorge wao
sein ( move. Then the Jutte at
(euipied to go down stream but Lie
goige ic
swept
do.vn stream tlx feet
tne wheel and crush-
high
and fouled
!(..J
ie null as.
aini-t tne shore ice.
i ice came in on Hie boiler deck,
j thick was the garge and held the b
s )
a ,
up, I did no sin a! once. The men
on the boiler deck crawled over cake i
i of Ice iin.I went up to tiie hurricane
j deck to the yawls. The balance weie
! asleep, and together with two women,
.veto gotten in,o 'he yawls and 1;
I sh.re : afely. E ervthir.g has beep
Amoved iff the b.a; to shore as it i.
expected the cabin will be swe; t
off by high water and ice. as t ie boat
is lying on the Ohio side, bow up
stream and shoreward. Thir was Lie
second year for ', lye Jutte. Wiie.d tig
Ri
Kister.
GAIROITE THOUCHT -IT
WAS PEPPERMINT
P. SCHUH TRIED TO EAT A
PIECE OF MARBLE THINKING
IT WAS A PEPPERMINT LOZ
EfVGE.
: The Seiroa lAla.i .1 iumal tells 'Lie
' folio 'rg ji ke cn J. P. Sc. nth, fen i f.
Dr. Pat! O. Schnh of this city:
Nearly every eitUt-n of Seltna has
iioticel the beautiful marble floor that
is he::i r; pi;" down in ihe Sekna N.ii
titral bunk building. Tb( ltttje p'e. -
is oi r.iatble are alKiu on egiiih
an inch th.ck and porfeofiy r.miij and
look all the worlj lilce large pepper
miot drops. .
A member of the Elks lodge picket
up a few r f these lit! e round piece.-,
of marble, thai had bcome ri',ae!:e!
an 1 took treoi to fee E'kr' honi and
laid hem n a laoii.o
Prefy , ,n Mr. J. P. gchtili cr.xr
a'ol.g and spied tfcer.l. fie pat one of
the nieces of marble in his men!!-,
w'lh "h" rimark- "It then is cn.v
thing in the woiid that I ib love it is
r' npernvn drops."
A broad s mile passed o v or the conn
finances of everyone. But Air. Schtili
(I'd not know t".:e c:.nse of it innil ho
tried ' crac k the pleo of tnailde
p ith li:- to ih. an ! n t until hr. di.i
tip fee ;ne lOKS.
Another sentlemin Vtanling by
naii! he was iu.it in the l: t of sryi
one when he. r.tiw Mr. Scliuh make 'he
il empi and then he was glad th ;
lauge wa i on the other folio-.
TAKING ADVANTAOE
. OF REMAINING DAYS;
. j
LEAP YEAR WILL SCON BS GOMT. 5
AND INDICATION'S AT.E THAT j
THE FAIR SEX IS GETTING j
BUSY. I
Only tv.o
which tnt s
of leuu year
hit, re (lavs are left in
sis may lake a.lvaut ir':e
in I ho iiiaUt-r of proiir.s-
ills ai'.il jui
l..r.
fr:):;i He scrimiila f'i
aiarnr.!
rdrrk's
,c . cense a:
;V(p yi"n"'raay
ihc county
tne, pr,:ni-trky i
ari l Mis souri las les are avail'ns
immvi lvps of the olio rtttnliv.
It apiie'ti. thai IS yeifs Ja lite ase
when most jjlr's muster entwRh cour
ise lf pop Lie (p'ea'ion, three of the
hiides-to be ye..ter:lay nv'ns iha: ag.
Tiiey-wero not ciiolce. as a rnlij, rer
jjtardii.g th? eilucaiional ;a!llU:a ie-,-!
of their he.sbaudv, two of the yours
mety i 'n;; unable to -.M-iie their
tame:,
Miss Pearl Ndson ;f Caliwell. Ky.,
siU she hs.l been fieeintj; from her
parent.: far three days o marry O -oar
Ruffin. The husband only recent
ly qcaiiied his maj.jLiy nnd has not
vet learn? I to wri e hu name. The
bride had haul luck and dining her
ihree days' flight she fell from a tlosr
ray. sii.'rainin !:er ankle.
Miss Ella .VcC'uin a'w hid 'some
(rouble in marf-'ini. the man' of her
phoiee Hi v LlC'.-f l:oi!ste.i that h.
j would bieck ;.'.i tt tempts upon her
I part to ert r the na c t nwttr.mony.
i but after :ii e::r:!i.n hr
liceiiM! the
bride allow
a that .- he hud s:t ahead
man." Her jushand wa.
to wri.e his name and
of the "(le
also unaLI
made It's mark fr
Miller.
County Clerk
App'ica tor- v. , re
winch could not b;
of the youthfu'iicss
the following l'e:i:-
n.ti-b' f ir llcenre-
graii ed because
of Lie p 'i;ties, 1)1 t
rs were issued;.
21," of New Ma '.
I'eud Nels oi. ag
i Oscar UuiTln. age
I rid. A!o.. and Mi. s
i IS. of Caldw. II, Ky.
j Everett Dismore. nge 25, and A!i.-
Kll:i McCiain. 'age 21, ot l.nllp c. yp
less. Ky.
Calvin L. Hale, age 27. of Elru, 111.,
and Aliss Gertrude Parkhurst, age 1r).
of Paragon Id, Ark.
O. Harnett, age 25. and Miss ("amil e
T. Wat wood, age 18. of Wiekliffe,. Ky.
Clarence' J- Siimmerflel I, age 21
and .Miss
Vary Reee. age IS, of Km
net. Alo. ' . i
This was the last day on which tin-
tier the law claims for damape ctftild
be filed. In the last hour of tho
court day forty-nine sur;; aggrg.H:ng
$.;t).onr were filed.
ACCIDENTALLY 9H0T.
Ky The Aa. ociated Press.
St. Joseph, Alo., Dec. 2!'.-Fiiink
Finch, well known re: blent, was shot
and almost ins nntjy killed six 'miles
cast of the city tonight by 'he acci
dental discharge of a shotgun in the.
handi of (J. D. Casteel, with whom
he had gone hunting. - .
Poached Eggs for Invalid
To poach eggs for an nlva'i.l.
them into a gran it dish, pour I'
water over them, cover r.id It!
-.!: tilt
'Ping
t.l.'-r.i
stand on the back of the (r-c tor
eight minutes. Bo not apply heat to
'he dish.
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We Handle No Cheap Candy.
But give you PURE CANDY, the very I esfinade. We
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buy onr candies from the manufacturers who make only
superior kinds and sell them at reasonable prices. Fresh
candy made everyday. Fancy fruits and nuts of a quality
not equalled
t a.- Allen's Confsclionerv,
803 Washinot
Fine line of candj
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tlAtt-ttttA. .? tt
DON'T
Gold Crowns 22 K.j - . fl.00
Set of T-th New double suction . 5.00
Silver rulings, , - -. .50
Bridge work per tooth - 4.00
Mctal-liuwl Set of Teeth . - 8.00
' WRITTEN GUARANTEE FOR IO YEARS.
'SIX Vtns IN CAIBO.-PCSITIWCLY WHITE PRACTICE ONLV
Boston Painless Dentists.
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I'R. C P. IONFS.
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Cer. Ninth
OITICE
S a. m. to
i it in vi ?Vi n i i an t itn
S P. T-LANG A
UOTH PHONES to
THE WEATHER
Wcatlier Yeste.-dsy.
Ma:.itir.t;:i tevnerurpm 35
All. ti '-.r.! m te.tricrafui-o 15
d- Kre: s.
d:';-:-;;c:l.
ile-;i'eca.
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in.iaj :
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peraturc
riciinty
Iiik cioudiiifi-.s. , ris'ii"
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Ccnerct Wttthcr Cond.tions.
The nor h'.ve'i'.ern h:i;:i. or. erdd
wave, now eeivier:; In Lie lower V.U
si: slppi va!Ky. co.:ide! a! ly irei itVd
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! Fr
Its nJvciU -icto southem bi.i. u los.
erins cTpciatrre? v.-er-.' rc.o:t;l
t.iL; moin'tiR is f :r SJiahraiC as Jack
sonville, Fla. The i-,ve I t'j.id) "ra
l:i!0 rtp.')i'terl in ho eorihwc-i-t CLr
n'';rn!ng w:s 2 de?.re. r. .ilove .r. at
Aieiehead, Minn.
A ;:tor:n : f o:isi ier.ib'e Int.n. Uy
c.fi-te's off the north Pacific coas'..
Vi:Mn ite last-Sf! hours HkM pre
cipitation his oecr.ried alo:is the Ne.v
England coasi, .:d in i:o tipprr tiiiio
valley find heavy
Pacilie sk!o ,
ra.ns in, the north
Weather Eultetin.
iiy the Assoeiaied Preu.
Washiiigion. D-'c. 29. Following :s
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next 24 hours:
Fair and wanner Friday; Saturday
fair; fresh sooth winds.
INTERESTING MEETING.
The W. C. T, If. met at the resi
dence of Mrs. A. L. Wilson, of 110
Seventh street yesterday afternoon.
The past year's business was closed,
officers making their repcra;, wilU
the exception of several who woiv
unable to ail end either mi account
of being absent from lh. city or do
minion elsewhere on aecounr of Imsi
ress. Airs. Jiinr-.i D. Hatcher, presi
dent of the local sooiofy, was in
charge cf th.' meiting, which as usual
was very Interesting. ;
The next meelidg will ho held nf
the residence of Airs. Blanche Sulli
van of Twentieth sirett next Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Airs. M. J. Farnliaker will resume
the siiyarintendency of the press bu
reau. OVERTHREW BOSS TWEED.
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By the Associated Pre
j Salina, Kan., Dec. 2H
Capt. Hamil
ton Etra Smi'h, an inventi-, and who
v.asa memlier r.f tic ritiseii!t' coio
m'ttee of New York that overlhroT
the Tweed ring, died here today, n;,o I
H5.
STIFT KNOCKED OUT.
By the Associated Press.
Benton Harbor, Mich.. Dec. 21). In
the fourth round of a schrd-aled ten
round match. Tommy Ryan, this city,
knocked out Hilly Stiff of Chicago, to
night. '
No-Tip Restaurants.
Owing to thtt-fcucccsn cf the "no-tip"
rertauratit in Piccadilly, London, other
restaurants' are about to enforce tho
to-tin rule. The waiters receive wages
ad a commission.
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DELAY. .
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Si
tr-et und Commercial Ave., Cairo, 111.
HOUSS SUKDAYS
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fit i rsa ? vy? 4 tr'rirsv'nt
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