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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

During the late Rev. Elijah Kellogg's
pastorate in Harpswell he was per-
sistently opposed by citizen of no
religious convictions, who took malici-
GUS satisfaction in discovering and
publishing Inconsistencies in the lives
of the members of Mr.. kellogg's
church. For reasons of his own. the
citizen decided to remove to another
part of the State.
Meeting Mr.. Kellogg one day. short
ly before his departure. he said:
well. I suppose you have heard that
1 ain going to leave town, and 1 dare
say you will be glad of it,
Glad of it? Why. no. replied Mr.
kellogg. II shall be very sorry to lose
you. You are SO useful to me in my
work here l hardly know how 1 can
spare YOU.
Spare me-" repeated the citizen,
greatly puzzled. How is that?'
Why" said the old minister, with
gentle smile. every time sheep
gets its foot out of my fold you bark
from one end of the town to the other.
You are the best watchdog I ever
knew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

The Bangor Festival chorus begins
another year with membership of 300.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

Belfast and Rockland are both show
ing wisdom in securing sites for public
parks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

A Belfast merchant was in sporting
trim when he offered any man s. to lift
Il barrel weighing 40 pounds in front
of his place of business. DO you
mean it," asked visitor standing
near. On receiving an affirmative an
swer the man moved the barrel to one
side and picked it up. The merchant
looked his establishment and with Il
majestic wave Of his hand said: Go
help yourself to peanuts but did not
refer to the IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04
Maine Gossip
The Star in Life's Sky.

The sky that bends above you
May not be always blue.
But [ bet Il stars a-shinin' there
That winkS his eye at you!
The storm that hides the heavens
Feels rainbowS Slippin' through;
An the end of every rainbow
Has a golden dream for you!
When winter blights the blossoms,
Bent down with icy dew,
bet you, in the SnowdrIft
There's Il rose that dreams of you.
Frank l.. Stanton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

The frostier it gets the more the
gridiron SINNERS.
Portland reports sleigh driven
through it's streets, this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
APPLICATIONS
FOR LICENSE
ARE NUMEROUS BUT NOT so
LARGELY AS LAST YEAR, SEW
ERAL NOT APPLYING AS YET

Under the new license laws taere are
tnirty-two applications for retail and
wholesale licenses here. They all have
male out the required blanks and have
twelve signers each. y
The retail applicants arc Annie Me.
Donnell, James Boyle, Thomas r. Kearns
NJ. Frost & Co. David T. Caaill. Joseph
A. Davis, Murray & Hannah. Charles II.
Jonas. Anegen & Bell, Joseph w. La,.
statter. JOIN W. Duffy. john Lyons.
Michael Burk, Fred A. Criss. Edgar w.
Davis Jasper Sons, William II. sherry,
Edward Hogan, P. J. CLANCY, Carl Sniff.
Anna c. Brennan, Raymond J. Galley,
Erie H Hanor, James J. Cornell. William
f. Griffith. Glen Elk Hotel Company.
Frank Gaughan. Anthony L. Gaughan
and H. II. Davis. The wholesale app,i.
cants are the Wiedemann Brewing Com
pany. the Findlay Brewing Company and
the Hoster-columbus Breweries Asso.
citation. An tne applicants mr., now in
business. Others now in business WAC
lid not apply are Harvey W. Williams.
the Reymann Brewing Company. the
Fairmont Brewing Company. Thomas
Gill and the claTksburg Wine & Liquor
Company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
WATSON
INDICTED
AS WAS DR.. FARQUHAR IN CASE
I OF MoLLIE TAYLOR, FORMER
TELEPHONE GIRL HERE.

GAINESVILLE, o. alarea 7-Aftsr
delibsrating several days in lac aiollie
Taylor criminal operation case, tls
special grand jury impaneled for this
purpose made a partial report to Judge
Frazier. the report being kept pro
found secret. Because of the later ac-
ton Of the officials in Increasing the
bonds of DR.. l. P. Farqunar and D. o.
Watson, it is surmised that indictments
were returned against them, and taat
Z. z. Mooney was exonerated, because
mis- bond was allowed to remain tine
same, $1,000
A slip OF paper nanded to Judge A.
A. Frazier in the common pleas court
room by George ID. Gibbons, foreman Oh
the special grand jury. did all the work.
Tnis was later inelosed and banded to
Clerk James A. Brown with instruction,
TO lock it in the SAFE and taus far only
two men know its contents. outside of
the grand jury, tnese two officials being
Judge Frazier and Prosecutor Lemert.
Judge Frazier prepared the increased
bonds in the cases of DR.. Farquhar ana
Watson and they were filed out before
evening. DR. Farquhar was seen on
Main street by Sheriff Elliott and taken
to tine clerks Office, where ne arranged
his bond. His bondsmen are john X.
Wendell, 7. G. Berkshire and ne himself
Watson and Mooney arrived from
Woodsfiald and went to tae clerks Office
accompanied by their attorneys and sew
eral other friends. Watson's bond was
signed by w. c. Mooney, E. D. Tnomp-
son, J. X. Geddes and G. NJ. Watson, a
brother. The attorneys for tine Woods.
field men as soon as they learned that
the grand jury had made a partial re-
port. wired their clients in woodsfield
to come up on the first train, and be on
hand if wanted.
1t is great satisfaction to the friends
Of Z. Il. Mooney that tine grand jury
exonerattd min. They have maintained
all along tnat mis- arrest was an outrage
and that complete investigation would
remove the last vestige of suspicion that
he was in any way connected with the
affair. Their view seems to nave bsen
the correct one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
SUDDEN
WAS DEATH
Of BURR BAssELL IN LOS ANGELES
AS cHR0NIcLED BY PAPER
OF THAT STATE.

A Los Angeles. California, paps,
chronicled tae death of Burr Basel. a
former citizen of Harrison county, q.
follows.
eBur Bassell, one Of tae most prom
inent civil engineers of Los Angeles and
California, died Saturday night at tae
residence of Dr. TRUMAN johnson, 56l2
Ash street. Highland Park, after an i'll
ness of less than tweuty-four hours.
@aIr. Bassell had just been appointed
Chief engineer for the Wieaita Falls Ii.
rigation Company of Texas, waicn is
Promoting a 100000 irrigation pro-
Jet near Wichita Falls, and was to
nave left for that place this afternoon.
Thursday he complained Of not feeling
well, but Friday he was So much inn.
proved that ne went down town to a..
tend to some business. Saturday morn
ing ne grew worse, and was seized with
Iconvlusiony, which continued until mis-
daatn that night at 1880. He was 40
years of age and leaves a wife and it'll.
daughter, Louise, in this city. and ms
mother, one brother, also civil en-
ginesr, and four sisters in Clarksburg
West Virginia.
Mr.. Bassell was graduated from the
Washington and Jefferson College II.
ISL He was admitted to the bar in
1888 and came to Los Angeles the fol.
lowing year to follow his chosen profes,
sion of civil engineering. In 1887 IS me
laid ont the townsite of Rialto. In 1880
ne was assistant in the city engineering
department. under Fred Eaton. also in
ls92.96, under J. II. DockweiIer, during
which time ne designed the city storm.
drain system and prepared the prelimin.
airy plans for the Third street tunnel.
From 1902 to 1904 he was the resi-.
dent engineer in charge of the eonstruc-
ton and photographic work for the
Kern river Company and the Pacific.
Light and Power Company.
Along the lines Of dam construction
and hydraulics Mr.. Basel was a well
known authority all over the United
States.
''The work to waica Mr.. Basel mad
just been appointed chief engineer in
Texas was one of immense magnitude
and would have necessitated stay in
that state of five years H had made
all preparations for departure, even to
fba ,1,,roI,ono - 4:.i.A ),
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
GREAT WORK
OF MUcU-ToNE, KING OF cATARRH
CURES.

"When we first neard of Rexall AIucu-
Tone" said Mr.. Sturm, of Sturm &
Wilson. eve were not particularly inter
ested in it. OF course we knew that
every Rexall Remedy was made of TIE
best material by the nose experienced
chemists and pharmacists. We looked
upon this product as one OF the regular
line of remedies, such as we mad on our
shelves; at tine same time we thought
it might be a good thing, but were not
at all excited over it.
"The formula struck us as being some
thing new and good, so mucn 50 taat
when We first took hold of Mucu- Tone i've
unhesitatingly recommended it to several
chronic sufferers from catarrn-custom.
ers OF ours. In few weeks reports be.
gan to come in to us. we heard Of the
prompt cure of case after case OF
eatara that stubbornly resisted every
other medicine. Then our interest grew
until actually our clerks began to get
excited.
Now You can say for us that we are
honestly and earnestly enthusiast,
about this splendid remedy. Mucu- Tone
as it is not only cure for catarra. bu;
it is the most wonderful tonic that ",
nave ever sold.
"our customers are beginning TO real
ize this for we find on inquiring Of
purchaser what the nature Of thei
trouble is. they say they don't know
they just fell bad. and Mucu Tone i
recommended by friend VINO was cure
of the same trouble. Just suca stat.
ments as tnis are what have occasione,
our confidence in Mucu-Tone.
"You know" continued Mr.. Sturm
I'VE druggists are rather apt to be skep
teal Of medicines. We doubt the frs
cnre or two-oftentimes conidenc
cures sickness-but in Mucu Tone W
nave realized since the first week "
handled it that It was not confdene
tnat was curing. but the medicine, an,
it IS the cnres that the medicine ma
made tnat is giving it suca enormou
sales. Our guarantee to refund the COS
IN every case whore Mucu-To doesn'
Igive satisfaction has proved winner
Our percentage Of returns is 50 small ",
have got now 50 We don't keep track o
tnem. That SHOWS the real vahe q
Mneu-Tone as a general tonic and r.
hnilder and a specific for eatarrh. w
Row have trial size bottle at 20 cant.
stnrm & Wilson, druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
+ 1. + = + + + = J. = + + + !. T. 1
+ WEST MILFORD NOTES. !.
+ + + I. + + + ; + + + j. ! J. = i

WEST MILFORD, W. Va, March =
Mrs. Wesley Post and James Lynch were
mere last week to see Mrs. James CASTOR.
Mrs. George B. Morrison visited ner
parents, Nir. and Mrs. c. C. Lawson, in
Clarhsburg last week.
James w. Young visited relatives In
Clafksburg last week.
II. c. Fernald was at Clarksburg on
Thursday.
L. B. Hefner, of clarlsburg, spent sew
eral days mere.
Rev. Lloyd Holden filed MS appoint.
ment at the Baptist church Saturday
and Sunday.
Dorsey Parill made business trip
mere Saturday from Clarksburg.
Rev. w. NJ. Shultz went to Hagers
town, Nd. the last of the week and
then on to Washington. D. G.
w II. Lewis, of clarksburg, was mere
Sunday.
Mrs. George B. Morrison was called 10
the bedside of ner husband Wednesday
who is suffering with an attack of ty-
pnoid fever and pneumonia at Sutton.
Messrs. c. NJ. Holmes and s. A. Van
Horn were at Clerksburg Monday.
W. 0. Kenendy and daughter, Eva
we're at Salem this week.
ROLAND shultz went to Clarksbur,
Monday.
G. Gale Fox is visiting Clarksbure
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Itara Ward spent Sun
day with Buffalo relatives.
Mr.. Lewis, of Clarksburg, spent Sun
day mere visiting friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07

Almost everybody have pictures lay
ing around That they would like to nave
framed if it was not for the cost, This
will not trouble you if yon nave it done
now. The IDEAL Studio, 1913 West Main
street. R. c. Former, mgr. lmarGt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-07
TWO WEDDINGS.

Two weddings occurred at the Catholic
reetory Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning. The contracting parties were
Cornelius Maaoclik and Stefonia JAM.
ciak, and Francisco AIuyeolo and Fran.
cisca Mile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
YOUNG CORBETT
TRAINING HARD
THE EX-CHAMPlON LIGHT.
WEIGHT WILL TRY HARD TO
WIN BACK THE LAURELS HE
LOST TO BATTLING MEL
SON."

According 10 all reports from tho
Pacific slope, Young Corbett IS taking
great care OF himself, and training
hard lie has determined 90 come
back" says Robert Edgrcn.
Next month he fights ia Ting Mel
son again. That will be the first test
It re can reverse mis- defeat by Nel
sen. then he win again be considered
among the great ligatweighJs Of the
country.
Young Corbc was one of the great
est and most promising little fighters
of this decade He had n wonderful
physique. and in the ring displayed
coed generaiship. although he was in
clin5d 10 use unfair tactics on every
occasion. He could fight When
Young Ccrbctt was at his best Il,
seemed that he would stay among
the topnctchcrs for years. He
thought he could do it-and DO IL
without aking any care Of himself at
all. He thought he would continue
winning through his natural fighting
ability while ignoring every rule Of
training
Tic failed. Just as every other ath-
lcte that ever tried q mix his train
ing with dissipation has failed.
Young Corbett is Young enough 10
come back. unless the two or three
years Of midnight revel nave taken
away too much of his natural force.
II the hard training that he is do
ing at San Rafael. Cal. for this com
ing fight with Battling Nelson starts
Young Ccrbett on another winning
streak. he can boast that he is the
FIRST topnotcher who has come back
after q decisive defeat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
ASKS ILLINOIS
TO APPROPRIATE
TO HELP BUILD MONUMENT TO
MEMORY OF CAPT GEORGE
ROGERS CLARK WHO HELP.
ED DISCOVER The GREAT
NORTHWEST.

Says the Louisville CourierJour,
nal;
Iudge John H. Stotsenburg Of New
Albany has prepared a bI which Is
A9w in The hands OF Capt L. g.
Baird of Jefersonvilla, who win fur
aish a-eopy in a few Gays TO Senator
hancock aud representative CuT..s
v Ballard. asking .le Indiana state
legislature % appropriate 81 eco TO
aard erecting a monument 10 George
Rogars Clark and his nen cor their
services during he early days OF TIE
northwest territory
Bho appropr alton Is To be conit-
toned ON like sum being given by
The states of Illinois Ohio. Wiscon-
sin, and Minnesota, which are indelt
ed to Gen. Clark and his little band of
men who made be conquest tina;
opened up the vast and rich country
of today. The plan Is 10 erect mon
nment to cost $4,000 aud place it On.
the bann Of the Ohio river below JET.
fersonv lie and overlooking Corn Isl
ard. from which Gen Clark started
ON June "a. 1913 for his conquest
against the French at Vincennes.
The movement is under the direc.
ion of the Clark County Historical
society, which has its headquarters
in Jcnersonyille and with which
Judge Stotsenburg IS closely lcnd-
fed. Unless the four other statas
make appropriations of $1,000 each
no attempt will be made TO make
that of Indiana available in case the
measure goes through the legislature
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
GET
READY To FIGHT
REAoe ar SIG LINES 4oLD CON
FERENCE M NEW YORK AND
DISCUSS AGITATION 70 REG.
ULATE TIER RATES.

Bg the Associated Press.
New Yorl, Jan. Relative to a
conference OF railroad officials in this
e8sF caacouins national logi lation
be Aar.a says trat Pre- i1cn,a Spen-
e.'r Of the .sou,hefn Railway system
3asott o. me Pennsyhana system
aai johnson Of tae Norfolk ana West
ern ROAD came to the city yesterday
Tor the purpose. it is aid, of meeting
ollcr railroai officials AMI conferr,ng
with Them on a plan OF action
Though Spencer aid NJ confer
caoe On the rate question was nee.
agg thC president Of ore ot The larg.
es' ana mos powerful systems in the
country adnI,ed taiN several con
feeencs ~ r2iiroa officials had been
held st which the 3 avernmen att
tude On % rae 5est'.n was els.
cas- ed o,iaf Conference Of the
ne tiua, he SAID are to take place
IN the neer faure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
SAYS DICK CROKER OWNS
TIE NEW YORK GIANTS
Minority s:oekholder ir Gotham Club
Ssye Brush is Only q Figure-
head.

= minority s oCkhoidor of thu New
York National League baseball club
said tonight that Richard Croker. the
former Tammany leader o. me real
owner Of the Giants. lie added that
John T. Brush was merely a figure
mead In the New York club ana that
Richard Ct0icr was still the owner of
TIRE Giants. says a special from New
York.
"Whai makes you think that Mr..
Crokcr and not Ms Brush is the own
or Of this cube wa asked.
because. as a stakeholder. ! know
who holds Inc majority Of the stock. A"
Continuing. the former magnate
said
when. a: the end OF the season Of
1898. ! ECnt to Europe two II my
partners dispo-ei Of their snares in
The club to Andrew Freedman -Four
Teen hundred and forty shares were
disposed of Tor som ching IKE So.
Geo On my return here in the fol
loving spring I wen. 70 Mr. Freed
iran ard offered 20 bay his stock OF
rather. the stocs he had purchased
for Mr. Grocer. Tor S125.c00 Mr.
Freedman thought I was joking. but
ssid he was mt prepared az the time
% accept The Offer. as le lad % con-
salt some one elee before he could
act. Later. when Mr. Freedman re
iected the offer, ! raised tic price 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
WILD WEST CRIMES IN NEW
YORK.

Saturday evening al 6 o'clock a
man was held up ana robbed In 4
crowded Thirtyfourth stre@ car il
front Of tho Waldorf Astoria The
thieves locked the door Of the car TO
prevent anybo1y's going 20 the as.
sistancc OF their victim: then they
calmly robbed him, kicked him until
he was almost unconscious and dis
appeared in the crowd
The news was made public Satur.
day that a masked burglar had forced
his way ino the house Of e. g. w.
Woerz, a millionaire brewer, at No.
! East Sisty.third street Monday
evening shortly after G o'clock. He
held up three members of the family
at the muzzle of a revolver, obtained
500 In money and made his escape
Bob OF these wild west crimes
were committed In the heart If New
York., within a few steps of Fifth
avenue. Both were committed at one
OF the hours when traffic in the
streets is al is heaviest. Both are
The elimination of series Of offenses
against persons and property which
the rcilcc have hccn unatlo to cope
with
Mir. jerome says Of the conditions
which make these daring crimes pos
sible:
When the public maintains a stand
ing army Of $500 men paid upward
Of $l2000,000, annually. with pensions
for the future, 1t Is entitled 10 honest
and efficient service, and the people
of New York are not getting it,
N DO not the facts sustain the district
attorneys charge? How about +,
Mayer Mcclellan? How about it
Commissioner McAdoo?-New York
World.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

II is estimated that Hello Cen
trail" was shouted 5,070,554 553 times
through 2,3l5,297 telephones in opera
tion in the United States last year, an
average of 2.190 messages for every
phone The total revenue of all tele-
phone systems was $50, ,53G, oper.
ating expenses. s5G.S610G2. net in
come. s21 &c., 65. The American Tel.
ephone and Telegraph company
which is the Bell company reported
G9.S per cent Of the entire wire-IEilo
age, 5G.9 per cent Of the telephones
and COG per cent of the messages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

Mexico, despite the fact that she
clings to the silver standard seems
70 be on he high road of prosperity,
The fiscal year just closed finds her
with a sl0,000,000 surplus in her
treasury, and real estate values in.
creased $SSS.0o0,0 900, Foreign com.
merce also increased $2940o000o
Gen. Joseph Wheeler who is now tour
ing that country, says its rulers aud
lawmakers compare most favorably
with any he has ever met, and that
he counlry's progress is simply won
derful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

$l5o.00o and thon to $175600, but
again my Offers were refused
learned later tha, Mr.. Ffeelman had
only acted IN the purchasing Of the
stock in behalf of Mr. Croker, and
know that Mr. Croker stan hes that
stock.
MIR Brush has no. all ta 10 with
the running % the cubs affairs. He
has 10 consult those above him, YET
he is given full rein in many thingG
which pertain to the running Of the
club"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

All Illinois Central Mobile G. Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and de
part form Central station, corner OF
second street and Ohio street,
All Big Four and Iron Mountain
trains arrive and depart from thu
Union station, Second street and Com
mercial avenue. 49,
Mail may be deposited in the box q
the transfer station, located at Cen
trail station. 20 minutes before the de-
partnre of any train
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
CANNON AGAINST
TARIFF REVISION
IN A SPEECH AT WASHINGTON
JUNGLE JOE" SAYS WE'D BET.
TER WAIT A YEAR-THAT is
CONSENSUS OF OPINION"
By the ASSOCIATED Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 17.-Spcakor
Cannon was the guest OF honor aud
principal speaker at a banquet of the
national board OF trade tonight The
speaker voiced his sentiments regard
ing the question II tariff leEisla ION.
river and harbor improvements and
the amendment Of The interstate com.
merce law.
Regarding the tariff Mr. Cannon
said it was the consensus of opinion
that il was better TO wait a fear be.
fore undertaking to revise the reve.
nue. laws. He was inclined to think
il possible 10 give the country some
thing in the way Of legal machinery
that would correct iniquiiles q the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
RAD COLLEGE GRADUATE.
Oxford Man Committed Many Thefts
and is Now In the Pen.

New York Jan 17--Jsmes p
Walker. aged AZ. Of Chicago. a grad
uate Of Oxford college. with many
aliases and a long criminal record. to.
day was sentenced 20 FIVE years in
prison lor grand larceny
walker pleaded enil'y to stealing
$1,000 worth - iawelry from the
home Of Mrs Viva Brcws or Of this
city lie also confessed TO havlnc
robbed fifteen or sixteen other houses
ia this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

So-cAlcd diamond Ink for writing on
glass is a compound Of fGoric acid ana
oarium. The latter has no effect. it
being simply a white powder to give
body to the acid. The ink can be
used with a rubber hand stamp. and
il should be allowed 10 remain fifteen
minutes, when the harium will brush
If, leaving the design on the glass.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

The above is a correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin,
aailv aud SUNDAY. on the dates stated,
month of December, 1901.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this thirty-first day of December. 1904
Il. l.. GILBERT.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

Does your janior attempt 10 show
his au,hority?'
No, answered MIR. Flats ta
didn't nave to show his authority i
started in by giving him 10 under
tand that | tul y rec gnizcd i. with
out any argument"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18
Reciprocity.

what is your load OF hay worth -
asked the coal dealer
Come, now. said the honest aeri-
culturalist when | buy load of coal
from you don't ask you what it's
worth | ask you what your price IS
ana pay IT, This load Of hay viii
cost you $40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

Foreign Visitor Tin the year 2Ooo)~-
You don't seem to have any family
trees in this country
Native Ameriean-No; our ancas-
tors destroyed the lat of our forests
more than a hundred years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

Justice. you've got to respect my
dignity and all the dignity you see
lyin' round here. If you whirl II an
kill man while courts in session
I'll shore fine you heavcy fer con-
tempt"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-18

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news sand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.