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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-30
Minor Football

AT Owatonna- -Pillsbury Is, Winona o.
At Crookston-Crookston %, Fosston 0.
At Sparta-Sparta SIS, New Lisbon o.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-30
YALE OUTCLASSES
COLUMBIA'S TEAM
New Haven Eleven Early Shows
6zSss E9S
Superiority Over New
York College

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-outclassed In
every department of the game, Columbia's 8
football eleven was defeated by Yale at
American League park. this afternoon by
the score of "a to 0. 1t was Yaie,s day
from the start and after the first half it
became merely question of the score,
not OF the result. In the first half Colum
bia held Yale to IL to 0, and showed at
intervals good football form. In the second
period the game was rout for the local
eleven, Yale's players jamming their way
through the whole Columbia eleven for
big gains.
Yale was never held for downs Column
bia received many more penalties than
Yale for effside play. holding and inter
ference with the center
Only about 10000 persons, at a liberal
estimate. were present.
Capt Stangland, of Columbia, was Sc
riously hurt in the first few minutes Of
play and was forced to leavezthe game.
His absence crippled Columbia seriously.
The iiUnuD and score
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-30

The ST. Paul Wells Fargo bowling team
defeated the Minneapolis team three
straight games at Minneapolis last night.
The Scnrn-
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-30
Position. Pennsylvania.

Nesmfth K II. ReynOIdS-WeII IT
Miller Smith. F.-.-..... Snith-Rook
TouchdoWns, Piekarsky 2; goals. Smith
/: umpire, McClung, Lehigh; referee, Mr..
Edwards, Princeton; ifnesman, Mr.. Whit
ing, Cornell; time, 55-nainute halves
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-30

Touchdowns. Halliday. Ritter. Stran-
ard, Shirt; goals from toucfdowns.
Cooney 8. Birmingham 1; referee. Ian
mar; Umpire Minds. Pennsylvania; lines
man. Stauffer, Pennsylvania; time of
halves, 35 minutes: attendance, 5000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

ideut Roosevelts Rauah Riders ia
the Spanish American clnpaigu lne
Major organized and hmueht -nut q
large part of that famous body OF
troops and was with them to The end
AS Inspector for the weather bureau
the Mai has charge OF the district
comprising all Of the central states
and is expected to visit every station
in that district once IN two years
Ills visit ID Cairo this time was hs
Hta here ANA d. found il iaterertlns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
WAGES in the United states on 4

WAGES in the United States on the
average are more than twice those in
Belgium. three times those Of Den.
mark. France. Germany, Italy and
Spain and one and half those IN Eng
land and Scotland Strikes, il may he
remarked. are more numerous and
bitter in the United States than in any
Of these countries. and as reason
able explanation for il is that, taking
into account the greater cost Of liy-
ing. wages are really very little. If any
higher here than In the countries
named As the steel trust sells II pro
duet at S. per ton less in Europe than
it charges to American consumers, so
the meat trust sells its meat for less
there than here, and the other trusts
likewise. The American tariff enables
these combinations to exact more from
the American people for the necessi.
ties Of life than they exact from Eu-
ropean consumers. and this more than
neutrali2es the excess in wages paid
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
$500 IN GOLD FREE


A prize OF Five Dollars in Gold Is
offered to that reader Of The Balletin
making the best guess as 20 exact
number of words Ia an advertisement
to appear in next Sundays Bulletin.
The advertisement viii be that Of
Messrs Roth & White, Of SCISSOR Gem.
meIclal avenue. and il will occupy
one-half page space in the Issue Of
Sunday. January b.
The announcement OF the winner
in the guessing contest will be made
IN the same edition
The conditions Of the contest are as
follows:
Guess must be made on coupon pab-
llshed in The Bulletin
Coupon must be filed a. The Bul-
letin office not later than 900 o'clock
al M, Saturday, January 23rd, 1901
Any reader Of The Bulletin residing
IN Alexander. Pulaski Union, johnson
or Massac counties, lllaois, Ballard
connty, Kentucky or Mississippi cou,
ty. Missouri, may contest
II one or more price mark occurs
zach will be counted as one word
"t9c. "$l.95' each count as one word
Two dollars counts as two words.
Each figure counts as one word. j. q:
0.0o0" and 'lSlh" each c0nnt as one
word. Each initial counts as one
word.
Should there be more than one cor
rect guess OF the exact number Of
words the prize will be divided.
In event Of no correct guess that Of
ire enc or m ore nearest the exact hum-
Der will win similarly
Coupons must he contained in
sealed envelopes and addressed to the
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT The
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo. Illinois.
The contest is omen TO all Follow
the conditions carefully and guess as
often as you like
Else this coupon:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
CAIRO AS A LUMBER POINT.

There has been talk from time 10
time that Cairos Importance as a
lumber point Is waning; that The
timber lands tributary TO this city are
being rapidly culled ont and that The
distance from which lumber must be
brought to Cairo has grown steadily
and threatens in a few years to render
il lmpracticable to make Cairo the
headquarters for It's distribution.
This kind Of talk sounds plausible
TO the average lay mind not thorough
ly posted about the conditions. and
might be- accepted by many without
Investigation. thus creating a feeling
Of depression The facts do not
Justify the gloomy forebodings thus
thonghtlessly or maliciously set forth
As a lumber shipping point, Cairo has
never reached the zenith Of It's glory
although il is pushing 81 Louis and
other points hard for first place AS.
Stunning It to be true that. as a lumber
manufacturing or milling point Cairo
is not as important az she once was.
II may be said that the two greatest
humber centers Of the west. Chicago
and ST. Lonis are not important as
humber manufacturing cities, but a.
humber distributing cities; and as the
latter Cair1's Importance is certain
to grow steadily AS a matter Of
course. the mills follow the timber, bat
the lumber from these mills must be
sent to some center from which it may
be distributed to the consumer; and
here lies Cairo's great advantage. Al
present, and perhaps for some years TO
come, much of the lumber handled at
Chicago and st. Louis passes through
Cairo, and IS stored in the big hmh-
er yards of those cities. 10 he re-
shipped in small lots to all points Of
the compass AS stated elsewhere
400 cars were thus shipped from Cairo
last week the lumber coming here in
barges from the river landings on
the lower river and being transferred
to cars at the several railroad river
yards here for shipment north This
fact is forcing Cairos advantageous
position upon the attention of The deal
ers Of the north. with the inevitable re-
suit OF bringing them to Cairo one by
one and if St Louis and Chicago
have been able to hold their import
ant positions as lumber distributors
for 50 many years although compelled
to draR a very great proportion Of
their supplies from points below Cairo.
il stand 10 reason that Cairas import.
ance az a lumber point has by no
means reached to its highest point
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

IN THE guessing contest in c0nnec-
ton with an advertisement appear
ing on another page of this issue a
very significant and gratifying fact de-
velops In regard to the circulation Of
The Bulletin. There We're not only
hundreds Of guesses cast by Cairo
readers Of the newspaper, but from two
10 dozen coupons were mailed in from
each OF the following neighboring
towns. Wickliife. KY, Birds Point Mo,
and Vienna, Grand Chain. Olmstead
Mound City, Mounds, Carbonate. An.
ma. Jonesboro, ullin and Dongola. ILL.,
The statement heretofore made IN
these columns that The Bulletin
covers the surrounding territory to the
decided advantage Of its advertisers
could not be evidenced more thor
oughIy than by the fact mentioned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
DEMOCRATS N eanens a WashIng

DEMOCnN > III NdWtuo a v 19i4iio
ion have discussed the party attitude
toward the Panama treaty and i is
reported this morning that the ma
iorlty OF them viii vote for II when
ii comes mp for action OF course all
unite in condemning the methods by
which It was brought about but feel
that its rejection would be too serious
in its consequences. Everything con
aidered. this may be the better course
10 pursue; but II seems that Senator
Morgan's proposition TO buy Panama
from Colombia for sl5.e00,e00 offers a
better solution of the matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

Mr. Bryan lays down his ultima
tnm. The party must first reanact
the platforms Of 1886 and 1900 Then
4 it must select nominee of Mr.. Bry-
ans approving, if not Of his choosing,
! Mr. Bryan having blaeklisted every
/ Democrat who has shown any vitality
or carried any election the last four or
Eve years. Finally, the party must
accep, no money for its campaign
expenses from the common enemy
the common enemy being each and
every one who has amy money 90
spare This IS the faith care pine
and impla' la a tree country in
country ruled. OF supposed to be rat
ca. by public opinion parties. being
merely the expressions of the popular
will must needs on OCCASION revise
these lines.
All parties have done this The
Democratic party in particular has
oiten done IT, what Tor example
would nave heen 'l'ooSn' y 'ile l''i.,'.
craue platform OF iS'N repeating lis
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

THE fact that European govern
ments followed the lead of the United
States in recognizing the new Panama
republic is cited in congress to show
justification for the action Of this gov
eminent When Senator Deliver dc
Tended the course OF tho president the
other day. referring TO him as "a
Godfearing, patriotic man. he asked
of Senator Patterson who interrupted
him. VIII the senator say why TWEEN
ty nations Of Europe have recognized
Panama." Senator Patterson replied
Because the United States Sc; the
pace. and Senator Dolliyef retorted
"Does international law in Europe con-
sist Of following the blunders and
crimes committed by the United
statesg" To this there was no reply.
and yet every one knows that the
European governments. against whose
rapacity in the treatment Of weaker
governments the people OF this coun-
try have always stood in firm protest.
were only too glad for an opportunity
10 offer hypocritical approval Of similar
conduct by the government Of this
country, which would forever after
debar il from assuming the attitude
Of censor over their selfish scheme
OF conquest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab.
let's All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. l.. w Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
many Of his hearers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

WITH forty-fiye applications for di-
vorce penaing on its circuit court
docket our neighh0r Mound City may
wen claim to he The Chicago cf
Southern Illinois
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.
iY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
Spring Valley, MINI. Ian. %. D
II Botland whose home is twenty
niles from here was found frozen
10 death three miles from home To-
day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
oNE or TIE ROUGH RIDERS

Tic presence in the city Of Maj.
lioarsey. Inspector OF the government
weather bnreau. has been mentioned.
but It remains TO be stated that the
Ma was prominent figure in Pies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
General River News.

The stage Of the river at pm yes
terday was ia showing a rise If 80
in twen;yfour hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

The French Chamber Of Deputies re-
Gently voted to eXpend the sum Of
$50 100000 for canals, new water
works and the extension Of seap1rts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results Of Government Observations
With Prospects For Cairo and
Vicinity To-day.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today Partly cloudy and continued
cold
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
wATERsoN on BRYAN.

Speaking OF " Rryans talk at
the Lincoln banquet the Louisville
Courier. journal says
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
III YOU WANT A THING
ASK FOR IT

IN > dionfied manner. Business Comes
10 Those First and Surest, Who Give
the public to Understand That fhey'r
Alive and Kicking. The Bulletin
Reaches the People.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

She curls her hair upon an iron
AT least, SO some folks say
And there's irony too. ia the curl OF
her lip.
Thelgh it's done in natural way
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

Tombs are the clothes Of the dead q
grave is bat a plain suit a rich mouu
nent Is an embroidered ono Fullyr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

The soil enthusiast should never
wear any silk link buttons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
DR.. Humphreys.

+FNNf
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and largest sale in their history, due 70
intrinsic merit They cure the Sick.
30. CrRrs. PRICES,
i-Fe,ers. Coueesuons, Inhammatlous. -
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s-Teething. Collie, crying. Wlkefulness %
a-Diarrhen. OF Children or Adults q, -
7-Cough-. cod .'Bronchitis. -
@-~Neuralgia Toothaehe, Faeeaehe 80
9-iIeadnchr. Sick fleadaehe, vertigo. -
10-Dsspcp.ia, Indigestion, Weak stomaeh,25
/ -.iuppresscd or Painful Periods 81
Wv bites. Too Profuse Periods ...o... %
i3-Croup, I.aryngili-, HoaFseness..... -
l4-salt Rheui. Erygipclas, Erupions. .25
G5-Rheumatism rheumatic Pains. .3J
i6-NIaIaria. chills Fever and Asue. 10
i0-Catarth. Inhuenza, Cold in the Head -
4O- Who0ping.C ough .,....,,.,........., %
97-Kidacy Diseases. .............. 81
as-Neryuns Debility ,,..,........,..... 900
30-Urinnrs Menkness. Wetting Bed. 25
7s~arip, iay Fever .,...,..... -
sold by druggist, or sent on re eipt Of price.
rs Dr.. Humphreys Few Pocket Manual
Of all Diseases mailed free
Humphreys Medicine 60. Cor William ana
10Aa SIS. New York
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

You can tell that The bank teller
has telling position
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

9(ones Rirnie @rocbner, 9uttcr al
Semp 8. @raebncr og 5uitru SbstId,
febt / RiIipnufec. @is., Den 14ee Sult
1885. GptogeS oc6 2utb. Rabies Cent
nnrr Soften 1902 % g~raoucrcr Den So'
Suri 1904 fra "guiireiS Gourie".
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len % Suitru Gbriitiuc, bIep fs0t / Gbts
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optoaes peb 2utb. 2GSies 5eutunrD
September 1902 % ~9raOucrsr Seaa soe
sunni 1904 ira "Sbe 9nuleitie Geononp
gorric".
SSa ItatbiLSu RGeiet6, Softer al Ole
q. Rnciet6 OF 5uItrli 8agriIo. bIeo fsot /
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Seu SSe Suni 1904 ira "Ssmtnarr
Gourie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

emma 9catd Rosiing, 9utter al Gbrts
titan % Sophia RoSitng, bIeo feot ben
1Obe Smuar 1885 / @obe. Soma. !
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bun Q~raNuercoc / 1901. 8m i~urtiuttt
i'm Stolegung beo 9utb. GaNtcs Gem
8sitcn 1903 % graouerrr mi ma "Se'
minnrp Gouric".
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Iuftur Z. 8. Shcic o. Rarte (f6ot Sos
MART blco fsbt / 8bitclpdtcr, 8is., Den
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mn / 0(cSrtpib, Rnu. Sm optogrS ocS
2utb. 2aoies Scmiuarb 6siteu 1908, %
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g~raoucrcr ira "S6e Seminnrp Gouie"
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pill. 8i8., ocu 9Sc Roi 1856. gun OBJ,
toges pco Gut6. Babies Scnrinarn ! Sep
tcmber 1901 os ~grdbucrer ira "Sbc e.
miuarb Gourie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

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b~crpisuing I ire &lar i Sruoerie Gin
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Semirnrb Soften 1902 o9 grnoucrer
iaur fra "SemirarU Gourie".
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Siaacs 90 Suitru ouian ira HeIonN,
Soma. 6leo feot Den 3Sie auguit 1856
/ Surrit Gitp, Soma. GUN optogcs Oeo
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toa fsritc Glars arbcjNe / "Semtnnru
Gouric". SibItc 3eit opto8 bun "S9s
8uitneis Gourie" "a sranuerer Serfra
iodr.
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feot i Seri6cr, &u., ben lobe YRdi
1888. sra 1900 til 1902 bar bun
5ttSeut peo "Ebc Rortbtpeit Gioiiion
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

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in9ton. Itif., BEN 29oe Suli 1886. Sur
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8uIiueis Gourie".
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fra "glocutionarb gourie" % graouerer
Den SSe SUM 1904 fra "Sentrart
Gourie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

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man intet til 6en, men iaainart Der
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feL8er.
bolbt MsOe / Stills, Mtrm,. ira Bore
-5te 0foi. SilIteoe bar: Brof. @tif'
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2un6e. Ger tolte8 ON Re6Oenoigbe'
Den al friiteIi9c ReniGDeositoler.
Srifirfen.
Menig6e6en / Smr6itone, Wtirt.
neiota, bar befoitrt e~Ieftriif .8elns'
ning i1Siat / i'm Strife.
= 3uitor 8rSns er falot til Bret
for 9roofiton % mneftereoe Meeuig'
beocr al Sen ~iSoreueOe 8irte iom pa
flor Slnls's gftermnno.
Sh1Oent tbeol. e. s. greoiq
bar foaet 4uI6 ira eagle 8allep oq
8etbel RerigHeoer, 8uitor 8lesirms
&alo, peo gagIe Bend % 9Iorisia
Yfinn.
= Shi0ent tbeOl. 8. 6. Hamm
betiener 8ditor Suabeims g1euighe'
ser / % pes aitorio. Oregon. Saa
beim opboL6er iB / Siter ior i'm Sci
bre6s Stpl6; Meuiabeoerne bdr al
pct ham noaLe Rareoers 5erte.
8reiterne @erntseu OF Ri5let
funaereoc Tom Gerierer pe6 oer mn:
oiholote Grnmen peo SreIteltolen
13 ~tbeologiife StIOenter git op ii
Gramu.
9aitor SSobu s.. Sanien frt
! SunSitone. Mmu. CT fdlot AT to gee
niaheoer Deo Ranoua oa al Renigbe
Den pe0 Glibing. DtiHn.
gditor s. 6. easperien ia
blue Ruitor Sob. Nattions 9ifar
meoens oaIHe reifer for guruebiem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

iiofte Imnoer Dor be nrbcinet al
ole 3rrfter, oe be bar en- bel Del
Rene % mptttee Ting I'll Snlgs. YIN
benpenoer Trof. Strsm ia til ole
Wisiionspenner / Sdfuflmoet mco
@sn ON. Of be oil 2isbe en 8ien.
itanS, icm er Iapet al oiSie Born.
Genaeue iet6es III horn. Ger CT for
fie[iae Soacr: Serrietter, 9orurne-
tsrflGoer, &runer, Imiietter, wsat'
or, burnt pooo", "beao mort" olo.
- Si[IpnsFcmitec1r for SmrooelrS
MSerSomsbiem boIot Ntebe poa Nm.
ItaEten ben 9Se Wai og fdnot alt l
goo Sroen. De gdmle bar tilfreole
og imttes. at Se bapbe oct aoot. 8 er
ienqeIiegenoe. gait. % MsrS. Sierm,
ito6 par qcot Iifte. Ser er for Chen
SO surnle / Sisnuret, og oerr GIoite
err SO Mar.
Bditor Solnm bibttl geitprer
of Mooemiet / @illnmr, itol ttltrGOe
lit 9oL6 / Siour Sails / Salt.
9aitor 9se flptter mart til Bal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

met | 2ombcrton. San er al 8drne.
biemmets 8eitprelie foIbt at ptrfe for
bette ct @ar.
Sanses Sbnuoe.
W. 6. q. beffriper set iom et
bsitiSeTtq Climb. 6u 9Grerc oa Gle
Der pe6 Reo @fng Selurmrtlnn tog
gfffaS meS be eaTnle 2otGler. Ercf.
grobniab bauoe urSerciIt / bisie !
20 aar Iiee1iSer SfoIcus adbrir9
oa flrrne iraleoes oe6 iomme auIeo.
ninq fetre fit Is &or8 Sitbiluam ion
9nrer. grof. gEtaO bapoe p9rct
Carer / 81 @nr; 8rUi. 9sraSlarto I
II og grof. SdmiSt / Is adr. gne
Suo 9Grere toIte; man hrt6e ntGrfe,
at oct bar meS opbe EsLeTier % Be.
moo. at 6e toa Ififeo me6 De eamle
RIasieporelier; mer iud flnoe De
oqioa gl9oe iig ooer, al sc M ifltlbe
iod finite til ben prugtTge 8Dgrtr9
% faa itsrre, lpiere ol befoeumere
&laSiepereIier % Goriumltresial.
aauSer % Soueu l)noerotSningen