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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Xauhetboptss 4robe.

Die bette Seiitung, pel6e bisber uor
einem iubmariuen 2orpeOOboot ge
ma6t, wuroe in 0iewport, VI. s., boob,
a1tet. lieutenant yieliOn nabm mil
Dem lubmarinen 2Orpe0ObOOt rPor,
pOiie" Die @rl6Opiun9sprObe Dor. Sm
WtanOuer pom 6eino 9eiwun9en, oil
Oedung Der 2ieie 3u iuden, taudtC
er nit Dem unbeimli6en Ding in 12C
6uB tieies Waiier unter, entleOiste iid
Oes Wtittsballalts, mar in weuiger als
imei Wtinuteu wieoer auf Der SberilG6t
unO i6oB einen GOrpeoo ab.
Die .Borpoile" taudte oann wieoel
uno mar in 2 Mtinuten 4 Setunoer
mieoer oben uno lhuBierti9. Das Soot
iuuftiOnirte bel Oieien ibWeren ErOber
i'll taoellOIsr Neile.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Sin ncues gsuuber. 1" 10 ipriht

Gin ueues geunber." 10 ipri6t
litb Srau @re9OrD in 9iem Seoioro,
Dtaii., iiber Die 98irfung uon Sorni's
alpenfrauter Slutbeleber aus. sic
l6reibt; sd muB Sbnen mittbeilen,
oaB mir Sbre Wteoi;in, gllpentrduter
Slntbeleber. Die GelunObeit mieoergab,
ih mO6te lOgar iagen, bas Vebcn rets
tete. Seit Sabren mar ib nit einer
Seritranfbet, perbunoen nit Wtaaens
leiSen beimSeiudt. Sd bate idOn alle
Soffnung aui9e9eben. Die 9lerste, bic
MIDI i'll SebanOluns bulten. ia9ten i'd
bate bic 0erSWaIieriuGt unO miilie
mid einer Operation untcrSieben, wos
81 i'd mid jeOof nift eftihliebeu
tonnte. Oa9e9en nabm i'd mir Dor,
oa ib l6on 10 uiel @juteS bariiber gele-
len bate, cine Sur nit Dem bewdbrten
Srdutermittel Sorni'S 9llpentr6uter
Slutbcleber por;uuebmeu. 0ieies mar
Sebn Sabre Suriid. 9ela9t, getbau, ib
lteB mir Delhes fommen. 3n fur;er
3eit Tiiblte ib cine mobltbuenoe Yerdus
oerun9. Sal0 maren alle meine iriibes
rem SDmptOme ueri6munOen, id) mar
9eluno unO mas nod beiier lit, bin eS
aud leitocm 9ebliebcn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14

- Den Wfit9liebern Der amerifani.
i6en Ganal,Gommiiiipn wuroe elm ell.
tbuiiaitiiher @mpfan9 81 2beil, ole iii
BON Colon in Banama eintrafen. slu
Dem SabnbOie empfiu9 iic cine 2lnsabl
SPECIAL 9ommiiidre alS Yertreter Del
9tegicrun9 Der Gepublit. Die 3ulam.
menfunit ;wil6en Dem Prdiioenteu
slmaoor uno ben Canal @ommilidreu
i'm 8alalt mar ber;li6en Gbaratters,
unb Dem Gmpians idlob iih Elm @a.
belfriibitiid beim Erdlioenten an.
Sn Der republifanii6eu Staats.
Convention pon lltab, mcl6e uuter Der
9ontrole bes Wformonen Senators
9teeb Smoot itano, wuroe bic 4rGiis
Observation-Disclosures Tooisuelt's Sut'
9ebeiBen.
= Sn allen SDnagO9en auf Der Sit.
leite uon dem Yorf fanOen leste Wohe
6eierli6teiten gum Nnbenten all Die 9u
oen itatt, pel6e Dor einem Sabre bel
Dem Wtallacre in Siihinep, 9fuBlanb.
ibr Seben einbiiBten. @s fano aud cine
Malienperiammlung inter Der Seitung
Der Sliihtlin9e aus Sil6inem ltatt, BON
beneu lid mebr ais 100 in 0iew Yorf
befinOen.
- Sberit Or. u. Rotb, melter ieit
Dem 15. Sanuar 1877 als @eianoter
Der S6pei; in Der Oeutihen Jfei6S.
bauptitaot tnnsirte. lift in Berlin aus
Dem Sebeu 9elbieoen. Sberit 6otb
murbe Dor mebr als ;mei Sabren Der
@e9enltanb 9rober Suationen, ais CT
iein 25idbrigeS @eianOtens SubilGum in
Berlin beseben fonnte. Die l6wsiSer'
iIfe 9ie9ierun9 ebrte Oamals ibren be-
wabrten Sertreter in beiOuoerer Weile.
= Gr.SOnisin SIabella pom Spa.
nien, bic @roBmutter bes SOni9s Ill
phons, ltarb in Raris an Der grippe.
Sbre 3o6ter @ulalia unO Wiaria waren
an ibrem Sterbebette.
= Sm Ssuat iano am Oonnerita9
Die Granddaughter fir ben ueritOrbensn
Senator WiarcuS u. Sanna ltatt. Die
folaenoen Senatoren bielten 9e6dbt.
niBreben: SSorafer, Scott, Godrell,
Blatt uon Connecticut, 9ullom, Spuos
ner, Yladburn, @ltins, Sairbauts.
Daniel, 9erfins, Oepew, Wic9Omas
SsusrioSe, OolIiuer, SittreOse, Searns
unb Did.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
= Der Common Council bdlt beute
gbeno cine Sieung.

= Der Common Council b6lt beute
slbeno cine Sisung.
- Die ltdbtiiden Seamtsn sebenfen
bic Oiientli9eu Gan,ballen NIT elmer 9is
gems ;u belaiten uno unter bic gluffi6t
Der YOliSei ;u itellen.
- Die bieiise rSratorio Societp, {"
cine aus 200 Sdn9ern beitebenoe Sc
ielli6ait. bat einen Speiialju9 fir Die
ct. SOuis 6air ensa9irt uuo 9eoenft Die
Summe BON $1,000 fiir Die Heiiefoiten
aufSubringen.
- Sorbereitungen fir einen ltdotis
lben Rump I'M Yetrage BON S2SS, 900
werOen uon ben bieii9en SehOrbeu ses
maft gum i3nede Der SeSablung BON
an9ebduften Sub9ments uno fiir einen
uerbeierten 6eueralarm.
- Die Solp Same @eIelli6aft Der
SatbeOrale Bfarrei nabm am 'Sonnta9
2lbeno auf glnre9uns bon Sil6oi SOs
ban Die einleitenoen S6ritte. I'M cine
9ruiuoe ge9en Die billi9en 3an3pldee
unb Seitentbiiren pon MirtbI6aiten gu
er0ifnen. Sin @onlite BON Sebn 8erIos
nen warO ;u Dem 3wefe ernanut uno in
Der nG6iteu Seriammlung Der @elells
idaft wirO es oerielben einen Blan gum
Sor9eben porle9en.
- @eitern murben @eIhmorene fir
ben Wtai Sermin bes Common 8leas
@erifts 9e;o9en uno mir finOen in Dem
Yer;eihniB iOl9enOe beutihe 0iamen :
16. Wtui-Sranf Gilt, 8. st. Slaumirl.
ger, @eOrse Sebler, Ybilip Surtmann,
Soiepb gllbre6t, @eorse 0illin9er,
@eor9e Sloe. Setter 6obling. IT,, SreO.
Oisi6sl uno s. s. 8eii. %. Wtai-
@eorse 81. Seiler, 9Silliam .. S9rei.
bel unO Youis 2Ssissl. 80. Wtai-Oa.
mel Speds. SatOb Serber, u. 9. sln.
ipa6er, 9lusuit @ee uno @eter 6intler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
BEAs giabbem i'd mein @eI6dit
Wr fnuf rrliniiier 9lrtifclW MN lHil,

BA. 0iaboem idb mein @ei6ait
,,Gr faui rrligi6irr artifcl" uOn 8il'
fess0arre na6 Seranton perle9t babe
bite i'd nm seneisten 3uipru6 allel
oeuti6en Satbolifen pon bier uno I'm,
sebuns. Wiein reidbaltises, gut aiior,
tirtes Sa9er beitebt namentlih aus
@ebetbii6ern, Sru;ifireu, gsu6tern, imt
portirteu Wiiinhener Statuen, Stolen.
fraRen, Stapulieren, Yiloern, Sanc.
tuurisn, gampen, Del, 9Sadslihterr
iomie alien in Dies Sad cinlbla9enber
@e9enitdnOeu. SenrD Otiller's a9tel
beutiber WtaljsSafiee.
6erner biete i6 meine 0ienite alS
Srbnmmc ben perebrten oeutiher
,Srauen all uno empieble mid ;u aller
Oienitleiituuseu bel SrauenleiOen mil
Dem Yemcrfen, oaB i6 in Oeuti6lanr
Die itaatli6e Yriiiuns in bieiem 5adt
beitanOen uno cine lan9jdbri9e 9riab'
ruug barin babe.
S6rSpfrn cine Speiialitdt.
syrau Barrie Staiier,
1873 404 Sebar 9luenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
TrifAe Sdmereieu.

g8ir buben cine 9rpBe 9luswabl BON
friid)en @cmiiiesSdmereien, Slumeu,
Yflau;eu, @eitrdude, Sdume uuO allies
in unier Sad einidllagenoe, uno laOen
;u eiuem 9eiuhe Seidllisit ein.
@larf, Der 6loriit,
SommOnmealtb 9ebduOe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Sicsue 9l,asci9eu.
gieae Yeniions=@eisBe ,usslanst. tTsi
sarsibt an 9atban Sidioro, 9l2 .. srut,
9SapingIpn, 4. :. IA, 10
Tarm an perfauTen

Cine 5arm psn So adu. prti @silsn cbsr-
baIb SIypbant anf Der ptfldm Ssilt. Aas
Seritn 6ru6itdumr unp anstbauisu Ssutn,
iSpis aIlss. pas gum Ssiritbs n0ibis ~. WRan
srtunstsr lib bti 9pbn 0siuB, Gft Jig
Siraes pnp prospect aVrnut. fl,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14

8ier pir6 In ben Der. Staoten
ssssnpdrtis iOpisI prOOu5irt, bub mebr
oIs elm babies SAB iGbrlid auf ieben
.inselnen ginipobner, Wlann, 5rau
oSer 4inb, entfallen ipiirbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Spe;ial=&erfat attf.
Spl5s@aare uno anoere
Samsb ats SeSiirfniiIe.

9S eriu6n sic rdt euubd pOr;upen gbthriuna
Salmn anugn oenn mir pien oB Sbnen 9een it, brs
@intdne bier maden 9Sr bab u qusfeuno
unierer ta9id eintrefenoeu Naaren.
Vim Jiag perfanien mir Die ;uummeulsbar Srp gGirodn
80 uB 2rodnnralm peraui YeuSurs Cts
6erner m anSres Snlamns9baeS @ei ws 5 Gents sic
am 6reifa9 SDre ahsmaBl 25 Cts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14

mann, Npaudau rts Suantpn Department.
Strrts, fb eultlriIsn, BEN pubtinm sins in
etm friibtrtn ypfals in psm 20O SIcd edda-
pauua Apsnus atma6trn 'Grfabrunstu iusute
fommtu ,u laltu. tr laett 9spumanH Gin.
itnsu Siprr am Samft 9, zen 9. April. ~ b,
iu6sn. Boiler gprraIb ppn WGnuuitituu,
SGubtn, llniafitietrn uup ututifsn 9lpais unp
aniiiatu aud tih blbl6tr 8crratb pen Ga.
raritnrSsslu, y paasifn, Bpltfibtn unb Spptt>
p5stln Die atfbsiluns fur gSsfI ii i'm ,pti-
len Stodpufs.
9sratiIu nitt: 98ir stbtn inc Clamps,
dber MIR gtbtn 9buen bsu pollen Wutb in
Waartu. 5trr 6rsssmdn. hu Wdnasr ets
Scranton Department eaetus, bait 10 fir btl-
lfr, btm pubIi um nirrriss prtiis ,u sstsn, aH-
lfait Stamps.
Sit frrhtu 20 i'm tiasnsn 5nitrsiIs iinesu, tn
etm Store 514 padapanna Aptnut pVriuipn-
htn. 1tnftn Sit uitt, pae 10 aus 9brtm
Rtss IL, absr fs pirb I'D bsiabltn, btH fnrmu
@sg nddb 5 4 tadapanua Apsnut ~ mahsn
fur ereet Bargains.
@trenfi eIs plasss. SD eadapanna aptnus.
SD pirrrbcls, ptrsslid ni6t bic NummT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
SeiSe

Die bette SualitGt coroeo Saillen
Seibe, 80 Gents, wertb 80 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Sbanies

Seine franS0iiids Gballies in Sunt.
ten, Sisuren, periii6en Oeiiins uno
einiabe Gballies. 80 Gents Iiir so
9euts 8ertbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
Striintpfe

Snmrn Striimpfc = Sn 9lll oper
Spieen, Spisen @eleuf, @mbD Sisle,
fancp Streiien unb Wtii6un9en alle
90 @euts Wertbe fir 80 @euts.
Samen gcifen-6eiHe idweiSer SisIe
Selten, 80 Gents GualitGt fir 80 Gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
0rOBe Sargaims

ptrttu int Scranton Depart.
msnf Stprt. 5ll cafapnnna
Avtnut, pntrirt, In psm
ntusu StSrs bat Serr 6rssp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14
5l4 2afaipanna Mnenne,

utbtn 5inltys GasnpaaunIaesu, am @tss iur
enurfl SiHis. Sif iSnnsn % niGt srmifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-14

Sanotnd 6Gnger, rrti.armis Ostr bic Surit
NIT tunt Shlitrn iiue quite @nlbt ,u 10
Gents, nur 6reitag, Samifag unr Rontas
tut .'.'.' Y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
plainsmanis SONG.

OH. give me clutch in my hand Of az
much
OF the mene Of horse as q hold
Ana l.t hls desire IT, ha guno ID aiire
AMI let him be 7nortiug and bold
ANA then With swing, on his back let
rut aing
nv leg that IS naked as steel
And let us aways to the end Of the day,
10 quiet the tempest feel
And keen as the wind. with We cities be-
hind
And prairie before Ike a sea.
with pillows of grass that lash as we
Mike way for my staHiou and me!
Ana up with his nose, tll, hie uostrH
ag!sws
And out with hls tail and HIS name
And ap H.tb my breast tiil the breath Of
tie West
Is sm4ias mcknight Of The rla!a
an. give me IS eieam OF your eyes. love. q
dream
Win &c kiss u the sun and The dew.
And mountain ndr sWala. nor SCOTCH nor
tho h4l
Shall halt me from squirting TO y1l,
For wild aa u food melted ssow for It's
blood
Rs efaG gorge or torrent or shoaL
IIIl ride On nay stoed aud ly tho It
bloed.
My heart at your feat-aud ms sou'
Philip Nerrl8 n ghel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
. . o . e o y .
; BUSINESS LOCALS.
. . o o Q o . . . . :

Wood and Bennett company, whole
sale grocers. Mail orders given .
prompt attention. We solicit the
trade Of merchants only.
Harry w. Schuh's drug store has a
fine line OF brushes. combs and toilet
articles that he is selling at remark
ably low prices. 1715 Com. ave.
Watermelons, peaches, blackher.
ries, tomatoes, cucumbcrs, spring
chicken and other delicacies at
Oshea's. Eighth street Free deliy-
cry wagons Both phones.
p. J. Purcell. general insurance
writer. represents the strongest and
best companies All Baltimore IRE
losses have been fully paid Phone 1l9
For fresh vegetables fancy and
staple groceries ana choice meat call
at the Walter 4 Sherick market,
Eighth street
Guys Loan Office, lady's aand gents
clothing cheaper than ever See our
icwelry, rings, watches, pistols, rifles
and shot guns. sol Coml avenue
The Golden Eagle Clothing and shoe
House sells shoes and clothing that
never fail to please Fit anr workman.
ship guaranteed col Com. Ave
II. f. cannon, coal dealer at
Wheeler's old stand, has big trade
In coal and kinSling wood. He saves
you money every time.
Frank Thomas & Co., popular drug
store. cor 2sth and Poplar streets, is
splendid place to buy your drugs.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
John LatGer, bakery and confec.
tionory, makes the lightest, whitest
and most wholesome bread, delicious
cakes, pies, Goodies and cream pufs
p. A Douds the grocer, has some
Of the choicest table dellcacies and
all the staple groceries, good dairy
butter and fresh eggs. Walnut st
Mrs. G. II. Bracket, milliner, Il
always busy attending to the wants
of her many customers Hats for al
occasions artistically trimmed.
Just received swell lot Of whit
dress hats; also q nobby line of whit
lack hats. Miss j. l.. Wallace. 20
Eighth street
Mrs. Farrow has moved her stock q
millinery 10 the Gilbert block. A boaJ
tifuI line of new goods Just received.
Stop at the Hotel Illinois, right !
the heart OF the business eente
Rates $500 per day. Both lines
street cars pass main entrance.
Refrigerators. White Mountain lc
Cream Freezers, Gasoline Stoves 81
Commercial Avenue. one door mort
OF opera house. c. W. Hesierso
Your cash soos greater service
Stone Bros, than elsewhere. Gooi
guaranteed to suit you. Price
couldn't he lower IL thrown in a We
II. c. Mctzger, the washington az
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
sHAKEsP EAREAN CONTEST,

Mrs. Samuel Waite entertained last
evening ID her home Gli Washing
tla avenue. complimentary to Mrs.
n. A. Given, Of Memphis ana MIS-
WolE. OF ParagouId, Ark. The affair
is an. Ut series 81 Shakaspearean
tcrtaiumeu-s and the evening was
spent with instructive and pleasing
games which served to recall por.
us of the writings of the great poee
Following the games delicious re-
rra hment. were served and Mrs.
George Osgood honorsd The guests
aitn some vocal selections
The guest IFS. Included Meslames
g. 3 IenueHc. GeWge Osgo1d Edward
Carey. Charles Carey Andrew Lohr
ID. L. Marx. George Cancs w II
Sutherland, ". n Butler W J John.
son. j. d. I.aad Misses Daisy seller
af Mt Vernon. O., Maud Sutherland
Martin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

goth ST, druggist sells the cough cure
that cures the cough, and some tne
headache feneiieS' ASA "po'l 'u'',
Fred D. Ncllis, the coal dealer SSH
an your coal bin for a small amount
of money. Put IN your winters sup
My before winter comes.
For tender feet try Dr. A. Reels
cushion shoes Tho easiest shoa 10
sarfb Sald only IS II. q R0thcn
barsar Twenty ciahlh and CONNER
cIll arensc.
i.nr,.,, c,lr;ro c,rss- vanr
u,,aa ererly53 an Gopher plate III
esriml aud hundred cards for $3.50
loo cards from Your own plate for
8 90 lohn A. Miller ipWele. Nlu.h
and Commercial avenue.
Dozt wait. Get a trimmed hat at
cost While they I7s;. Miss J, L, W1t
lace zoo Eirhth street.
p,ft,,s restaurant aud bar is pat
r,nissd Nd ralro's leading business.
aoJ nrofsssional men. Neatest. clean
as+ ana best meals.
n .,,tt,co borsa i'm existence
has sIsoa suits. bid they are not our
kind 81 ia.s price. We are step
notchars IN giving the greatest
v7luas. See our linc of Black Vene.
+forc AMI fancy silk mixtures Bench
made shape retaining fronts Eaho
padded shoulders. They are 'Ae CIV
bnd elsewhere Banner o'o' "'il
Clothing House corner hS'.'ee'''D
street ana 0'''''''' 1.''' ''',''s
Three States Buggy ana IMP '''
sells more farm machinery ouSE'eS
wagons. carriages ami harness 'han
any mouse !" S'u'''''"
Vegetables al James Mee,'''u D
FRESH crisp 'iFec. l''" U'e 7'''i"'
Soulh. Oar ..ae W o'''''0'l S'''0a O.,'
''.'' - '''7
81 t. ,.. a.
Anthraclte eoa' . ~ o"',n 80, .'s".ea
u Al'iI'' a., '''.,9 - 49,.
" 49, " -, - a.. roal co,r,rv
'i''V' ~ 90 " 80
OalLsh l-l9e per po"il'' 'a.'"'o y, -
small hsh ''-c Acoh l'og' 'o''eu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

Col. Weis was once at Carlsbad with
ihe treasurer of a Cincinnati brewery
ThAre is d system Of "Kur tax In
Carlsbad. You pay from s. TO $40 Il
vou a.ey over week, the fund gohg
10 lofray music aud Improvement eN-
1enses It IS plain robbery but ca1t
ha avoided The tax is graded ae'
ctrding TO your wealth or income. and
ne willy Boaemians generally hsH
who's who They came TO Weis and
asked his occupation.
i'm I'm the express business
Watts dat?n
ooh. we deliver packages You
know"
So they put Wcis down as Wagon
driver and assessed him the ve.t
lowest, although he draws S3fooo
year. Tho brewery employe gave MI
occupation and was hit for the Aisa
est tax. although his salary was bu
$4,000 a year Philadelphia Ledger
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

Oae q the most valuable foods for
the nerves Is milk for those who can
digest it, a person whose nerves are
played out cannot revive himself
quicker than by living for time ex-
ciusNely on mill heated but not
boiled. slipping very slowly a tumbler-
ful every few hours. MilA however,
is a food that easily disacrcas with
grown people Before starting on q
milk diet you caoald last ier day or
two and wash the s,0mach ONT thor
lu-l.y With bot water
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

4 Ioadoa physician, az thc risk ef
giving away tine secrets of his profess
Sion whites TO a paper that IL the
course Of thirteen visits 10 victim
o. the grip be- could do but $50 things
e. positive value. The first was 10
open q window and the second was to
pull off three Of the six blankets nm
der which the patient vas sweitering.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
LUNCH IN THE PARK.

Misses Gladys Aistharpo AMI Alice
Strong will serve a luncheon thil ot-
tetneJn ar ST. Mary's park in honor
at Miss Margaret Farr who has been
snenling the winter here with her
aunt Mrs p Gaoding and who
sin leave soon for her home in Viz
giuia
The spread will be served on the
grass, picnic fashion and The party
win be ehaperonea by Mrs.. Lloyd
Gates and Mrs. Halliday Aisthorpo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
refinitlons Illustrated.

The difference between deluslons.
Illusions and Authorizations was thus
stated by a doctor al q trial which
took place at Cincinnati: II a man
thinks he can drink all the whisky he
can hold without being affected By IT,
that is a delusi9n. II he tries IL some
evening. aa1 en- the way home secs a
leap pest and thiHAs it is a ghost,
that IS m iiusi@1; if be finally gets
home aaQ In removing his shoes i'm
AGNES shey are lcil Of snakes, that Is
halluciaatiGn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
PRETTY GLASS GOWNS
An Entite Bridal Outas ct Pure Glass
on Exaibiti5.l a, tho WorIaa

tay sac Counties de Uu...,a
ST. laaa. I.ue S.-GDs III stiles
e. oae ot ac lavco1aaat g. ae
saiH ID lole.u glass Duror. Az
Che Worlds .a.r one of the mo won.
lcral exhibits IS sae process III Etta
Wesgiu, delicate uai taso Mains
operation r.o operator tales Il
small rod uaIi au inyh il dln cr
ANA exposes the point tu tlc nlHe
aame oi couple ot lamps when @
white heat he draws out d tnroat al
most a. Intangible as th1. apaa ~
me Facial Atroaus An attendant
nugs ihis el.sauma fRmcnt asof a
great iron wheel which makes "oh
revolutions a minute III is 80 nae as
not 10 be pcrccpuoir anti. nlmhef
ol Strands have leaa nouHd Wmu
uaiN 10. y,mal-L Na 'l must 1e
thrown on tina wheel ,asl Tic ttraa
on account 81 It's extreme ightneas
Gy away ana be lost Ture2 AuaircI
ot tae original nlanou, must he pua
.1eygaer To- make the thickness ot dr.
binary thread
The finished fabric is 81 am cyqu,s
5aly beautiful texture, somewhat re
sembng Inc rich saiis o{ GOLD unt
si'ysr ussl tor ags t.al ves,men's
o,,l .o'tsr .F,Hnu Tf ie it.raI1y NntEN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
1870 panuIar. An4how.

George CHlilaud, now secretary to
Senator ". II. CLARK. o{ Montana was
Tor six years secretary AVID political
adviser TO the late Senator Brice. also
81 millionaire One day Gilliiand was
the White House ord President Me-
Elulpy asked him:
what are YOU doing pow. George. Z
ooh. I'm in the senate again.
"How's that?" asked Mckinley
"Tm secretary to Senator Clark Of
Montana"
well. George" said Mckinley. 'yoa
certainly display good judgment In
nleNug out your employers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
Est the Rioht Bundle.

Lord Middleton. a very near-sighted
uobleman had an embarrassing e&pe-
rience some years ago. Wait a mo-
mcHt. lie said % companion as they
entered . railway carriage. I'll Just
pop this .ylGie on to the rack So
saying ne made a grab at an object
occupying ? corner scat and seized a
large and elderly lady. who indignant.
" protested against beins disturbed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
no.iden.s and Disasters.

THE loss al life from accidents AID
disasters in the United states last
year Eas: Fires. L792. drowning.
Al; explosions. 1856; falling build
ines. etc, 474; steam railways. 1890;
electric railways. 573 electricity. 100;
mines. 7SS; cyclones and storms, 49,
lightning. 1879.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

TIE Crat Ncuumaat To- trade union
Ism was crested recently in Mel
hoarna Australia. It IS called the
Eight Hour Hr-umrnt' as il is in
COMMUNICATION VI the eirathlur sys-
M. when aa begun in Australia
for,y-oAht years aga. The monument
is TAN marble pillar surmoanted by
an ob..4s b.at<, lolai4s q globe and
torch The word Prosperity is writ
ten on tie glob3 and three large fig
uro Fights are engraved on the block.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Christian Merit, deceased. The
undersigned. having been APPOINTED admins
traitor OF the estate Of Christian Merit, late o.
the County Of Alexander, and the stat g
Iufroi= deceased. hereby give rotice that DC
sui appear before the county court ot AfeSan-
der r.friat~. at the court house IN Cairo n ihc
AuzastterIa. on the First Mondsv IN August,
next. 81 which time All persons havirg claims
aesinst said estate are notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose Of having the sanir
adiusted. AT perlans Indebted 70 said estate
are required - make immediate payment 10
the undersigned.
Dated thi. 9Th day Gf Juse. A. D 1904.
H. WILLIS, Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11
Antos Have Their Own Field.

A leading vehicle trade journal Of
France SAYS that the automobile, in
splte Of IT'S rapid development, has not
done the carriage builders, outside OF
Paris, any harm, and has only Affect
ed the builders Of heavy carriages In
Aaaf aitN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

A recent cable from London to
Montreal reporting the speech Of an
English sis.tat t5 the latter city, con-
aiderably Luat the feelings Of Cana.
dlans by stating that Montreal was
"the most aerav.d' city . later
Telegram, however. soothed the ruf-
ned citizen. by informing them that
the words quoted should have read
the worst paved city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

prrmmer The table they set al
this hotel is awful
Strsrser lots of people say that.
bur J don't eat here.
Drummer Ala yoa a guest IF the
hotel?
stranger-No; I'm the proprieto~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

Special train excursion, Cairo to
Nurphysboro Ill. and return. sun
CAV. June 18th, 1891: via Mobile &
OHIO railroad. 1925 round trip Iiek.
us sold for special train only leaving
Cairo about $50 a. m. Returning
leaves Murphysuoro At 500 u. n. jho.
NJ. BeaIl. a. G. =. \. c. NJ. Shepard
G. +. A.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-11

Mr.. John Grimes desires to inform
The public that he viii not be able to
open his ucv TriState restaurant
ANA cafe until Sunday June 49,