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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
COUNTY

LAKE COUNTY
New. comfortable carriages direct TO ths
equipped stage line in the state Leaves Calls
toga daily Sundays excepted At II 80 a n
dsrson. H0bergs. Spiers. Ast0rgs and Glen
brook: half hour for lunch al Calistosa; also 70
Midcletown- Lower Lake. keiseyVills and
Lakeporr. Livery IN connection
VIZ sPIERs. PrODrist0r.
n AKEPORT AND BARTLETT SPRINGS
LSTAGE LINE-Hopland 70 Bartlett Springs.
via Lskep0rt. carrying passengers Tor LakeD0rt
trsins Al Hopisnd. Leave Hopland A. 12 So:
arrive AZ Lakeuorr a. 3-30- arrive AZ Barrist-
Springs At 80. New 5-h0rss 14-passsugs-
tourist wagons. with AL the most node-n IN
provemsuts- PassenEsrs for LaSsporL o Bart
stage Line Tickets can Be purchased 0ffcs
OF California y W Ry-. $50 Market 81.
= -- MILLER q HOWARD Props.
WHITE sULRzUE SPRINGS, vaIsjo,
rcund trio 81 16-stzgs fare only "a hours
ride. miles from Valls1os hot. cold and
natisnn. neuralEta. eczema. kidney. liver and
stomach diseases Beautiful grounds and laks
FOR boating ard bathing. Dancing pavilion
New bowling alley and shuttle board. Rates.
SO a week. including baths Adcr=ss Man
UEL MADRID. Vallejo. Cal
LIEDEEE's PAzK. eusrasvns.
A resort for your family Partly FURNISHED
eottssss si5 per Rssa Rosss A9a s sP Tsnss ss a.
rom at 81 50 Fer week see PECK 8 II
NoUHrArN VIEW RANCH HOTEL
A~h and cottages. in The mountains. near santa
Cr1z r.rst--A-ss - ---. 50 -.
r1ents. terms 50 up. Campers 20 Gienwocd iuc.
carriage s. IS round Tip FREDERICkSEN
4 SUTTON. sues 70 y R-.DUNN. santa cruz.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. zAxwAzDs.
hi ets sea- 9ssss . Ssii.s
Terms reasonable A GAUDARD. Prop. pns8s
Black IA
WALL SPRINGS - On Guernevils
branch Cal y " R. R.. Scnoua Co phone.
ps.llion, Sss nee Sr5s ,ans e9s sr
Prop. Heaidsburg. r. D. l.
REDWOOD VILLA RESORT.
. Excellent 9Sefa h9''ls SHils' t-9- ss95nl;
20 SO Best hunting and fishing MRS A. L
ACkERAAN. La Honda san Mateo County
.xNuLOw RANCH. dsIighrfuHy heated q,
" redwoods miles from santa Cruz sprins
- ,---. -, - e --ss,- -I,-- s,.-l-.--z- ~
MRS. ". CRANDELL- Santa cruz Cal
sczAzFERs Gz(E-Eoss VALLEY:
meets sunday morning trains Address AHS-
MATT LINDSAY Ross station
RTTEESIQE HOTEL 414 CQE1A9E1
Near beach. so acres beautiful grounds. sp--
s1RsoN. Pro5TissaT. ssnsa cru1.
BELLEVUE HOTEL. FL Vsrano. So
noma Co. Cal Ier1s - day an1 ~ aot
4 r1fneraI springs near BY Long distancs -si=-
phon=. daiiy nail John SERIES Proprlstor-
De Ia ROZA rsscrr- Santa Cruz Aou1ra-nss
cottages and tents for hight housekeeping ot
caupiug A. GIBBS Agr-. Gibbs Cal
A wEEK-s asvs for 5 ssars-rh- wvsskiy car
Is pages. n wrapper. FOR mailing 81 per ysar
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LAKE TAHOE RAILWAY AND
TRANSPORTATION CO.

Connects at Truckee with train leaving s. T.
at .o5 ?. m Returning. connects al Truckes
with train reaching ( r at T-50 a N
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nCCD DIDV mn and cottages: s miles from
ULLh IAhA INN Lake Tahoe. open June 1:
elevation c5G7 feet. mineral springs Booklet
Travellers Office. 20 Moutgcme-y St
J. B. SCOTT. Deer Park. Cal
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II was Howard Truax's eighteenth
birthday, and with two lads OF about
similar age, George Harcourt and
William Patterson, he was celebrating
the occasion by singing with loud voice
In vacant lot at Twenty ninth and
Mission streets. the hour being mid
night The vOcalism attracted the at
tention OF Patrolmen Gallagher and
Manning on their lonely beat half a
mile away. and when they hastened 10
where the singers stood they found the
neighbOrs rising in indignant protest.
After advising Master Truax 10 cele-
orare his nineteenth natal day far
away from the madding crowd. and al
& more seasonable hour, Judge Mogan
dismissed the cases
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LAKE SHORE HOUSE-Glenbrook
New. Cottages torrent s. up. 1st-class board. milk
and cream. fresh vegetables D. COULLARD.
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LYTTON SPRINGS

New mana cement: no staging: depot On
grounds; phone. fare 81 -: Ttburon ferry
rates $40 70 SIS week. table first class cur
own dairy hot mineral baths swimming tank
livery; billiards. croquet- Booklet Peck's B1-
reau. II Montgomery ST. BARKER &
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A WEEKS uevs FOR S cs1fs-The Weekly CAL
rs pages. n wrapper. FOR mailing. 81 PER year
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looms unmolested,' said Miss Mitchell.
ana I'd ike TO know why 1 aint let
alone That policeman must take me
for q fool"
And Why shouldn't he?" inquired
Judge Mogan- What else but a fool
could any sensible man pronounce a
young girl who deliberately places her
self IN position 10 lose the respect
OF good people2 What's your occupa-
ton -
I'm q housemaid." with diminished
defiance.
Then I suppose you desire 10 be re-
garded as a good girl, and would be
very angry if any one hinted 10 the
contrary. Now. if you are not a fool.
you must realize that you cannot re-
tain the reputation OF g good girl. stay
Ing out late at night and associating
with people who do the same thing.
The policeman arrested you on the
route that leads 10 degradation I'll
continue your case two weeks. and If
you're not fool you viii by that time
have q different idea OF what consti-
lUtes foolishness"
Miss Mitchell left the courtroom un-
der escort OF her employer, a respect
able-lOoking matron-
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Earl E. Waterman. h0usemover. re-
siding az Zell J street. celebrated his
dismissal from the charge o. wife-beat-
ing hT getting drunk and repeating that
oFeuse HIS wife had him rearrested
and declares now she VIII prosecute
him % the bitter end Il was through
her fntercession that Judge Mogan dis
charged him with e reprimand the last
time he was IN court. about TWO weeks
aEo.
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LAKE TAHOE.

LAKESIDE PARK Open Nay l. Hotel
cottages and tents Popular family resort De-
lightfuls camping grounds near srszns- iand-
ing. Furnished tents to rent Booklets T-ay-
eIsrs' Bureau. % Montgomery ST. % Z 3
Smith 4 Co. statsIins P. O.. Cal
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New. confortabIs carriages dfrect 70 ths
most picturesque portion of Califor1tL Best
equipped stage line il the state. Leaves Calls
toga daily sundays excepted At IL 80 a n
direct 20 Harbfn SeiElsr Adams. Howard An
dsrson. H0bergs. Spiers. Astorgs and Glen
brook. half hour for lunch az Calistoga: also 70
Niddletown Lower Lake EeissyVflls and
Iakeporr Livery in connection.
VIZ SPIERS. Propristor.
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REDWOOD VILLA RESORT.

Excellent beard. home cooking. tent gro1nd.
Il sesirsd with board. 81 Room snd board s.
20 $40 Best hunting and fishing. MRS. A. L
ACEERMAN. la Honda san Mateo County
: M ILLOW RANCH dslighrfuTy I1catsd %
w redWccds miles from santa Cruz 5pri1s
wafer fruit. milk. excellent table, daily mali
free convey ance- s. week phone SUBURBAN s.
MRS " CRANDELL. Santa Cruz. Cal
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Saratoga Springs.

Is different mineral springs. Information at
Peck's Bureau, II Montgomery ST. OF az J.
MARTENS. Bachelor p. O.. Lake Co. Cal.
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LrrDrEz's PARK. ousrnszsns.

- ana cottages. in The mountains. near santa
Cruz FIrst-class table and accom-. gas. baths.
phcns daily mail. bowling. croquet- arnuse-
rlents. terms. 50 up. Campers 20 Gienwood. Inc.
q SUTTON. sues 70 2 r R-'DUNN. Santa Cruz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
YOUNG MISS WON HORSE
Miss Helen crehan Was the Forsunatt
Person in Drawing for a Fine
Horse.

II isn't often that a person gets a
fine saddle and buggy horse worth
$3.50 or 5000 for 1874 but Miss Helen
crehan. aged years. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs John r. Crehan Of Tenth
street is the possessor Of such an ami.
NAL at the price named
Nr Frank Davidson has for some
'''-e o-nei a FIRE LARGE bay pacing
horse for which he had little uee so he
decided to rattle the animal Number
ere sold for the drawing and the
number drawn was i34 held by Ms
Helen Crehan AMI which cost her sl.34
so she was awarded the horse.
The little Miss expects TO sell the
animal AMI stsrt a bank account.
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8, soe Associated Press.

n
Philadelphia. July oc.-Jac
O'Brien and Bob Fiszsimmons toda
fought the fastest six round bout eve
Witnessed in this city between me
Of their weight. When the gong an
nouncel the close of the fighs botl
men were on their feet. but Dor,
marks of the gruelling fight they hal
just gone through. Fitzsmmons' lips
were twice the normal size and his
left eye was almost closed while
O'Brien's left eye was also cut and
swollen.
/ While O'Brien landed the greater
number of blows they did not do near.
ly so much damage as those landed
by Ft2simmons and the latter was
the fresher at the close of the fight.
There was not clean knock down
during the bout. but three times
O'Brien went to the floor. twice in en-
deayoriRg TO ger away from Fitzsim-
mons and the third partly from Fitz.
simmons right which landed on
O'Brien's neck and partly through the
latter's feet getting tangled. The
fight was held on the National league
baseball grounds and was witnessed
by 5000 persons, among them num-
Der OF women.
Round one-FitZ led with his left
but missed and as OrBrien ducked he
landed a right on the back of the
neck. O'Brien landed light left on
Fits face and the men clinched. Fitz
landed a light right on O'Brien's wind
and the latter drew blood from Fitz
simmons mouth. Jack again landed |
4 left on Fit2simmons' nose and got 4
away without a return. Jack then I
the sain of Fitzsimmons
hose with a light upper-cut and drew
blood la a stream from his mouth.
Bob missed a hard right ana O'Brien
n attempting to get away fell to the
loor. Jack had all the best OF the
'ound.
Round Two--Both tented and FitZ-
simmons missed two lefts, but landed
| third on Jacks jaw, and as the lat
er rushed in Fitz drove right to the
stomach. O'Brien landed hard right
md left to Bob's jaw, bringing the
hood again. Fitz was unable to land
With success ON O'Brien up to this
ime. O'Brien cut Fitzsimmons' left
we with a short right and moment
alter caught him full in the mouth.
)'Brien's footwork was marvellous
md Fitz was badly winded Bob land. '
ID hard right to the stomach as the /
,ell sounded. This was the most dam. {
ging blow O'Brien had yet received.
Round Three-The men danced ,
bout the ring and then Fitz missed q
ard right for the Jaw. He landed {
ght left ON O'Brien's stomach and {
he latter drove q straight left to 4,
Jobs mouth. again starting the '
lood. Fitz landed a hard left on /
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Faster tine To 81. Louis via Mobile
q Ohio railroad commencing Sunday
July oath, train No. 4. leaving Cairo
at 2:34 a. m, will arrive East St.
Louis 1882 =. M ST. Louis 1852 a. m.
schedule.
No. 2, "The Limited" leaving Cairo
at 1915 p. ~, moon" will arrive at
East st. Louis s:24 .. N. and Union
station, st. Louis AZ s44 .. m.
J. n. JONES, Ticket Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
FI1ZSIMM0NS AND O'BRIEN
BATTLE SIX FAST ROUNDS
In the Presence Of 5000 Spe ators Vest dy in the Philadelphia
National League Base Ball Grounds-fionors
3fNt Were Even

IO'Brien's wind which made the latte
Z finch. O'Brien missed left to tn
: face ana the rcn clinchal. Fisz trie
the right for the wind but was short
and Jack countered with right t
the face. In the exchange o, blow
Bob landed hard left on Jacks chin
and O'Brien brought his left flush OF
Bob's jaw. The men were clinched a
the bell.
Found Four-O 'Brien was the first
TO lead. but missed a left for Fitzsim
mons face. Bob led with his left and
they clinched. Fitzsimmons tried q
hard right and as he came in O'Brien
nppercut him with the left. 0'Bren
| then landed three blows without a re.
turn Fftz landed right on Jack S
wind and the latter ran away A left
to the face again brought the blood
from Bob's mouth Jack landed a
light left on the damaged mouth and
the referee had to separate them.
Fitz missed a left for the face and
Jack landed hard left uppercut. Fitz-
simmons brought the blood from
OBrienis mouth with a straight left.
but missed hard right as the men
were sent to their corners.
Round Ffye-FitZsimmOn missed
a left for the face and O'Brien coun-
tered with a right to his jaw. Fitz
missed another left and they had 10
be separated by the referee. O'Brien
landed a light left and FitZ drove a
hard one to 0'Brien's wind. repeating
the blow a second later. 0'Brien sent
a light right 10 the face and as the /
men came together O'Brien drove n 1
hard right TO Fitz's wind Fitz land
ed a light blow on Jacks wind and
then sent the left to the jaw and right
IN the wind which caused O'Brien to
slip to the floor As Jack got up
he gong sounded.
Round Six-Fitz led with the left,
1ut missed. He landed the same
,low a second later and drove the
eft to the wind which took some
iteam out of Jack. Fitz opened a cut
,ver Jacks left eye. and rove the
light to the wind. 0'Brien landed
light and left to the face. but his
flows lacked power. Fit2 landed a
light to the jaw and O'Brien counter.
ID with a left to Fitzsimmons' dam.
ged mouth. Both men were bleeding
,rofusely. O'Brien slipped TO the floor
n attempting TO get away from Fitz's
light. Fitz landed a light left to the
gind and Jack countered with a left
D the mouth. The men were clinch- !
d as the gong sounded. |
As the men walked TO their corners
Briens left eye had nasty cash q
yer it and Fitzsimmons' left eye was a
lmost closed. While Fitz sat in his I
orner, his wife, who had been |
Tatching the fight from the ringsiie, i
'alked up the steps and planted a >
ISIS upon her husbands swollen lips. 5
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
zE|CLER STRIKE
Trains being held up by Strikers and
Non-Union Men Sent
Back.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
Marion, Ill.,, July 23.-Officials of the
Mississippi Valley railroad at Bel
City. ILL.,, have called upon the sheriff
for assistance in the trouble growing
out of the strike at the coal mines al
Zeigler. 1t is charged that union min.
ers held up a train at Bell City last
night. sending back 2s men who were
enroute to Zeigler. Union men are
now on the lookout for a carload OF NJ
groes said to be on the way to worl
in the Zeigler mines.
Deputy Sheriff Throgmorton ha
gone to the scene.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
BIG DRAWING
For, Hemesteads on the Rosebud Res.
ervation VIII Occur Next
Thursday.

BY the Associated Press.
Bonesteel. s. D., July 23.-The totsi
registration for homesteads on Rose
bud reservation is 10G,326. as follows
Bonesteel. 35.0Gl.
Fairfax, S,690.
Yankton. 57.434.
Chamberlain, 6,l36.
There are about 1900 quarter sec.
tions to be opened to homestead en-
try. the drawing for which will be
held at Chamberlain July rs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
NO VERDICT HAS
BEEN RETURNED
corcnred rrom First PAGE

was called yesterday in a great hurry
to zee her again. He found that she
was In a much worse condition than
when he last saw her. Another phys
ician who examined the little girl yes
terday states that DIR. Cary III gnosis
Of her condition AMI the cause which
produced H. as detailed by him upon
ths sta-s. Is hevon que zion correct.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
ENevrsion to Pssoesh.

Str. Dick Fowler leaves Cairo 800
a n. Sunday. July 81 Fare. round
Trip, 800. children half price. Leave,
Padueah at $3.50 enztiins passengers
TO see cairO-Paducah league game
Refreshments on board
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24

s4.s5 Cairo TO 81. Louis and return
via Mobile & Ohio railway. Tickets
sold July 'f4th. 2ist and 18th. good re-
turning seven days from date Of sale.
New trains; fast tine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
NIP n IN ~Hs BUD.


Appesrance OF DandruR q Fore
runaer Of Future Baldness.
That such Is the case has been con
cIusivelg proven by scientific research
fTof Unna. the noted European Ali,
specialist. declares that dandrnfr Il m,
purrowed-up cuticie or the scalp. cause
by parasites destroying the vitality n
lhe ha'r bulb. The hair becomes lifeless
vented
Newbro's Herpicide kills this dandruff
germ, ana restores the hair to It's nnturnl
softness and abundancy.
Herpcide Is now used by thousands or
peopie--all satisfied that II IA the most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists Send foc. IN
stamps FOR sample TO The ITerpiclde Co,
Detroit. Mich.
Paul G Shub . ynns Special
Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
" MALEY'S
r.. G. SALOON
AND
Wholesale 7laii Order
Wt1lSKEY HOUSE
5ll Ohio Street Cairo, LII
- SLY ESS LOCALS.

= = = . = = - . . . -
: HurkA,s Livery. Feed and Boarding
5stADiss. list class livery service A
nne line bf carriages for funeral oc-
casions Always the best.
Going TO build or repair this
spring. See Kelly Bros, Lumber Co.
for anything In lumber or building
material
WatermeIons, peaches. blackber-
ries, tomatoes, cucumbers. spring
chicken and other delicacies at
o'Shea's, Eighth street. Free deliv.
cry wagons. Both phones.
For tender feet try DR.. A. Reeds
cushion shoes. The easiest shoe on
earth. Sold only by II. r. Rothen.
berger. Twenty-eighth and CONNER.
cial avenue.
Every clothing house In existence
has $500 suits, but they are not our
kind at this price. We are top
notchers" In giving the greatest
values. See our line Of Black vene-
tians and fancy silk mixtures. Bench
made. shape retaining fronts, hama
padded shoulders. They are the $40
kind elsewhere. Banner Shoe and
Clothing House. corner Eighteenth
street and Commercial avenue.
| buy. .ell and take In pawn every.
thing. Ladies and gents clothing
specially. Guy B. Perry. the pawn
broker. 500 Commercial avenue.
Order your supply of anthracite coal
this month and save rs per cent per
'on. Cash discount on soft coal for
winters supply. Cairo City Coal Co. |
For fresh vegetables. fancy and
staple groceries and choice meat call /
at the Walter & Sherick market, !
Eighth. street
Vegetables al James Meehans,
fresh, crisp, direct from the Sunny
South Our line Of canned goods en-
Dfaces everything known TO Gamers
arr
sgtei Zimmerman, the Washington
si grocer Is having a me trade 4
COCO tresa groceries aat ful welgnu
p'eas e inc people. order from hiu
fses cash does gfoa.ei service q
esoIs Bfos. thsn ELSEWHERE Csooifz
s1as ALT sea " suil svu price,
couldn't be lower n thrown in a web
A. N. spence 4 Co.'S motto 10 quail
~. zo23 Washington avenue.
Engraved calling cards-YoBr
nans engraved On copper plate Gin
script and hundred cards for $3.50
LOO cards from your own plate for
800 John A. Miller. jeweler. Ninth
and Commercial avenue
8allsy ~sral scseani8e. goaltr,
uatiaE water coolers. gasoline
sfoss and ovens. step ladders
hfazhs. hardware and stoves
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
FAN River, Mass. July 23.-Prepar-
ations were completed tonight for a
rtrike Of cotton mill operatives on
Monday against a reduction in wage
Thirty thousand persons will be az
fected by the strike.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
81 i UATlONS WAIVED.
3fu~ aAavancum1ncs u those Not
Employed, VINO desire
Positions.


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The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
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Inquiries and replies " advertisement
should be made by Hail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24

~ eclo1t his e-- Ing = Brl-
lean reporter gisilel .1s court hrrsc
ans fcana everything qi'ct r
court room wsz Iighted but no person
was stirring about the place and no
sound of voices issued from the build
ing. 1t was evident the Jurors we're
sleeping and they will spend Sund-y
in the court room. The verdict viii
probably not be given until after II
O'Clock tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24

N.s5 Cairo to 81 Louis and return
Via Mobile & Ohio railway. Tickets
seid July f4th. 2fst and 2sth. esod re-
turning seven days from date Fl sale.
New trains: fast tine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
Knights of Columbus
Annual Outing.

Tickets t. Putin-Bay, o.. and re
turn viii be on sale July 18th, 26th
and 9th. 1904. from all points on the
big Four" Cincinnati Northern r.
r.. and u. G. U. r. r.. at half rates.
Tickets viii be good going on dates
Of sale. and good for return leaving
Put-in-Bsy, to and including August
Ord, 1904. Tickets must be executed
for return passage by Joint Agent at
Put-in-Bay.
For full information and particulars
a. % rates. tickets, limits. etc, call
on Agents big Four Route, or ad-
dress the undersigned.
]. ". STONE. ELMER SMITH.
TIP. A. Cairo. III. T. A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
ILLlNOISCENTRAL R. R. co
Bulletin Of Rates.
Tickets account of the Fair at
greatly

6ultetfn OF Rates
Worlds Fair: Louisiana Purchase Ea
position. st. Louis, Mo-. April 30. De
cember LIST, 1904 $7.45 round trip
tickets sold daily commencing April
18th. to November 18th inclusive
limited to return December 18th, 1904
1920 round trip. tickets sold daily
commencing April 18th to November
goth bearing return limit of sixty
(60), days from date Of sale.
Summer school. Knoxville, Tenn,
June 2sth, Aug. 5th. 1904. s13.75 to
Knoxville, and return account the
above occasion. tickets sold June 20,
~. rs. July 5, 6. IL, IL, Is and 25th,
bearing return limit of is days from
date of sale; except an extension un.
I'll September Both may be obtained
under certain conditions.
$3.50 Dawson Springs and return,
$3.50 Cerulean Springs and return,
s5S5 Crittenden Springs and return
ind $40 Grayson Springs and return.
Tickets sold daily limited to return
October 31st, 1904.
For full particulars call or address
the undersigned.
A. Fl. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent |
]. II. JONES,
Ticket Agent
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
HICKORY sTovEwooD.

Delivered to any part OF the city for 81. so per
loaai. Phone Main rs. Clark Danforth Handle
Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
WANTED.

Lady OF gentleman Of fair edu alton to travel
for drm $3.50 00J 90 capital. SALARY, 81 ora
per year and ex penses; paid weekly. Address,
with s.amp. ] a. Alexander, Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
LOST

LOST-SmaIl account book at St. Mary's
park Thursday even ny. finder return to
NeUer BAKERY. 27i4 Col rnercial avenue and
receive reward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24
POSITION WANTED.

Young man with experience as collector and
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24

5aliey ~ira screani8e. poaltrs
osttink xater coolers. gasoline
sfoEs and ovens. step ladders
afashss hardware and stoves
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-24

s5ngravea calling carts YoBr
naue engraved On copper plate Tin
script and a hundred cards for $50
LOO cards from your own plate for
floo. John A Miller. ieweler, Ninth
and Commercial avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-17

Lord Roberts once found himself in
the center of new friends in a London
club. There was very tall gentle
man present who. evidently believing
himself TO shine as a wit. seized every
opportunity of raising laugh AT other
peoples expense. on being introduced
10 Lord Roberts the wit bent down
patronizing to his lordsElp and re-
marked: 4 have often heard of you.
bUt"-shading his eyes with one hand
as though the famous general. being
so small. could be seen only with diff
Guilty. have never seen you To
this Lord Roberts promptly replied. L
have often seen you. sir, but l have
never heard of you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-17

Champ Clark said that before he
began To write his notification speech
he counted the words in Speaker Can
mons speech containing 1.GSG words.
Il concluded that | would not be as
lOng-winded as Uncle joe" said Clark.
so | wrote l.4SG words, and. honestly
it was the hardest work | ever did i'll
my life. y correspondent OF the Lon
don times once sent TO that paper a
letter five columns long and Il note to
the editor, saying: 1 send you a long
letter today because | did not have
time to write a short one | now I'M
derstand the note of the Times cor
respondent.