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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
TRANSFER.

PHONE 1854. RAPID TRANSFER CO.,
B Il. M. TI2AINIINf, Manager l12 North
Eighteenth. Moving household furniture
a speciality. Careful drivers. Reason
Il, able rates.
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LAWN MOWERS. WIRE FEN CE.
Paint and HARDY Bottom prices.
VAUGHAN. COZ -. Broad.
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FOR sAIlI--DAlILlA r COTS. ALL CoI.-
ora and shadesN rs cents dozen: $160 a
hundred. SECOND TOLIrH o u s y.
Brook Road. <.
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sErOND- PIIAEToN FOR SALE.
in good order Z; q bargain a ppty to Ny.
q. bMITII. 3l4 N. Fifth Street. 4 Il,
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GROCERY WAGONS TRUCKS AND
I save you money on Rubber Tires. Come
s. and see us; repairing q speciality. p. G.
3 BRISTOW,5 1900 u, FRANKLIN. 4 Phone
IL al74. sA33Ss sf
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TDYEING,aI AND cLEAMIN c.

PURITAN. STEAM CLEANING AND
4Dyeing Works. Phone 1910, 2404 East
Broad Street. p. 9: JARVIS, Proprietor.
pressed. a5c,: suits cleaned and pressed.
50c. 4; suits secured and pressed 75c, ;
< skirts cleaned and pressed, &c.; skirts
secured and pressed, SOC, skirts dyed
and pressed, 81; suits dyed and pressed:
garments OF all Kind cleaned, pressed
a and dyed. n 4, SIS, as 4 :
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WALTER Al GRAVES.
Irlirnlture Cleaned and Yarnlshed.
PROMPT attention to Ill orders, a.
D09 North Third Street, City,
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GREAT EASTER SALE OF READY-TO-
S Wear Hats this week at CREIGfI-
TONS, 4113 u. Broad. You save money.
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.iiL6 LIME,

Be IIIlALTEY--I1lLL ALI! GlERMS BY
sprlnklng your yards and cellars g. with !.
Blu j titiisA.RDWYARE co.. SOS n Mar
shall. Phone 1923. n si8i
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ROOFING PAPER

IN YOU WANT THE BEST TAR ROOF
Ing Paper at tho right price, we have
1t, BRUCE HARDWARE CO., eos East
Marshall Street. Phone 1928, s.
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ilrIsHING ACISLE II. ID sllT,A TT. g ODDS,
picnic BASKETS and many other us eff i
s, articles. ELLA t1iA DWARF CO.. 422a
W. Broad, corner Horny, ga 3
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PAPER HANGING.

WHEN YOU WANT WALL PAPERS
R that contain all the elementssof grace.
fsl ara%yngs snd sS9a eo9sngs write
pertlsm and judlcious care have been
exercised by us to%presentSn collection
i or high quality and of q large and
varied range Of taste. r.. y. BIaAUER,
b No. POS N. Fifth Street.
WALL. PAPER, WALL PAPER-JUs,r
received q carload OF Wall Paper, atest
esIpna FOR. Splnrfion
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STANDING TIMBER FOR sAL1-FIVD
million feet standing pine timber. Apply
(. 10 S. Y.8GILLIA1sl, Church Road. Va.
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WE STILL. CONTINUE 10 SELL FUR
nIture and House Furnishings, cheaper
Than any other store IN tho city,
\ OSTRANDl ., 200 w. Broad. y
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GENUINE UE.sFURNITURHa OF
all descript ton repaired and rehnish-.
ed. perfectly also other = KIN Dig of
e Alt West Main. P hone 2507. a.
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sC,1GAs'TEP BRAKES FITTED TO ANY
max es Of bicycle. repairs !of.all kinds NJ
Tie 1only4JOE BICIkERstrA 1871 ll'
9t Main Street. q 4 Z, 4, rs ~ s.i4 :s
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SEWING MACHINE Il NEEDLES AND;
parts for all makes; locks repaired md
KEYS fitted at the only J O.ID BlClSER-
sTAFN'S, 1911 u. Main Street,
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WHERE rs 5FOUsHEE STREET? OPPO-
site DIVERS AUCTION HOUSE, "
Broad Street.
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mover committed by u man with n cigar
in his mouth. II everybody would
smoke IIALLORAN'S Half Shell and
Big Bonanza Cigars we could discharge
the police. y3 .s
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FOR CLEAN, DRY STORAGE SEE
OLIVER, The Auctioneer, 90 Broad st.
Phone 4ESI1. KS
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s3,to CARPETs YOUR ROOMS. LINING
a FREQ, Send for catalogue, LlJIA RUG
COMPANY AZ North Thirteenth Street
philadelphia, Pa, ~ asn
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SCOTCH WHISTLES, DIST LED
4 key,' Dnffffy's Malt. and Old Shortest
I Country Ground Meal Prime But ter md
Fresh eggs. Under Lee Camp Hall,
II ! Phone $50, ~ Z ja Eng N
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FOR sALE-NEWs4AlJ ND SECOND- HAND
Wagons and Trucks; Ri bber Tire work..
painting and repairing, RICHARDSON
X BROS, No. 6l3 Brook Avenue 81 Il
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81 FOUNTAIN PENS, 81. B

SCREEN Ts1ORs AND lily WIRE OF
nllislsinds. poultry netting all sizes. up-
to,late limo of paints, yafnishes and
floor stains,
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WANTED, TO SELL, AN OAK REFRIG-i
orator cheap;4 capacity. 70 or over
pounds Reply Box 6al. city,
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GROCERY BARGAINS.

FIRING in a. SAMPLE ORDER or
groceries and sea what you save; lso
and sudTs Years old, $500 per gallon. Goun-l
Try orders given .special uttentlon. II, ~.
: RUBIN, 126 and las n. lIlghteenth st.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE
STOCK.

Fon sALE-THoRoUGIfBRED IRISH
: Setter Bitch In whclp; must be sold for
lack Of room to keep; splendid, oppor-
more ira !, : T,rice asked. Will be sold to
Quick buyer for 30 Address D. 1os, care
this office. ~ si5 i5tss
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RESTAURANT.

THE ELBA *REsTAuRAN,T. 522 WEST
Broad Streets, serves tho best meal in
the fty dnngrGom for ladies'
tiles. Cafe IN connection. 3
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scALI,8f AND BEa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN.E
cole ction of, OrtR az AnIlQues at low
prices i. n. Arm ALL. alSs Brook Ave-
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SIC RIIT nj, u Ell NV TO TIA ATE
STAMP and two names, M E9NTAI4 Ialk-
PIE ri, BOX TIT. ISL, Chicago. \
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sTSHoME-AIADEBR BAD, FRENCH
Vienna &nnd German Rye Bread Cakes
private families supplied. NEWaYoRIS
y BAKERY, 40 w. 3road.. w Phone $3.50.
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FOR SALEI--FI RST-CI.ASS liz RsE IN
4 every respect, gcntlennd will work any
where Apply COL Randolph Street.
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NH, r1sT is: THE CHEAPEST. HAVE.
Your last year Spring Suits cleaned for
EASTER Mems suits 5 scoufeda aliu
pYLIl,s 8l6 North Fifth. a
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ANTIQUES.

RGEsT9COLLECTIONs OF ANTIQUES
B in the State = everything trock bottom
prices. BIGGS. ~ No. 615 East Main
. street rs NJ ss,si. q
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4. & WATCH FOR ALL.
STEM WIND AND SET WATCHES. 81,
sl.50, $2.25, $2.75. s.. $3.50, S. and up to
$780,. .SCHAAT, Fifth and Broad Streets
426. Established 1867. "a
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"a ,.s n. PAINTIN G.

"a. ALPERIN, FRESCO, SIGN #5.AND
& house puin ter, has removed from EOS IN.
4 fifth TO 204 N. Fourth. and Is now pres
4 440O. II s. N Il "a
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FOR NARROW a sIrFl ElT--I4ADlES' IlX-
= trcmely fine $500 and $500 Shoes going
for, sl.0o. ALBERT sTllIN, Flfta and
Broad Streets. # Isl 4 s
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sEcOND.HAND RuBBER-TIR1a RUN
about tor sale, Apply 10 W. g. SMITH,
3l4 N. Fifth street,
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BOARDING III HOUSE 9 HOTELS AND
restaurants can say 9 money by buyin
Esst Cakes "a Pies and Bread from DRINK
@ ARD i4g3355s N. &! Sixth. Call one Of our
wagons sgas5sSS.t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

International Epworth League Con
vcntlon, Denver. Colo. July 59, 1906
$500 round trip to Denver. Ccl0faNn
Springs or Pueblo Dates q sale juno
s0th 10 July 4th, retuyn Limit July
flth: except pn extension until AM
gust ytn, 1906, VIII be given under GER
fsiu conditions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
BIRDS POINT, MO.
49, ~~~~
June t6, 1905.

Or. ". o. Greer visited Wyatt Mo,
Tuesday. He was in consultation with
Dr. Albert Willis regarding the serious
illness IL Mrs. Mary yowels, who has
been confined to her bed for several
months
r. A. Barry and wife are on the sick
list this week. Dr. Grinstead of Cars
is attendn g them,
J. D. Whalen of Shreveport, La. Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Taeresea Ken.
yons this week
Mrs. Pattinger, Of Charleston, Mo
visited her brother, R. A. Barry. last
Wednesday.
MIS-. II. e. O'Rourke. who has been
sick the past week, Is much improved.
Cairo visitors recently were; Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ Austin, Mesdames Il.
Nj. Rooney and Roy wilkins,
John Rich, blacksmith at Metal
bound. Mo, is suffering from append
eitis DR.. NJ O. Greer is the attend
ing physician
James Mcmillan, of Jonesboro. Ar}
| is It1b NislllhS i1lNtiNtS ain - iNAAs
| this week
John A. Rhodes. the we'll known lire
insurance agent Of Charleston Mo.
was in town Wednesday,
| Miss Rose Barry arrived from Bert
rand Mo, yesterday.
DR.. ], w. Russell visited Charles
ton. Mo, yesterday TO secure supplies
for his thrssher. The doctor will prob
ably be the first, to thresh wheat II
this vicinity.
Misses Lucy Davidson and Pear
HALEY of Cairo, visited the Misse
Russell yesterday
The stork visited the family of G
4 Al Cook yesterday ana left TWO prom
is.ng youngsters both boys.
At the last meeting Of the w. O. W
Cook rode the goat, and all blessing
are coming his way
r.. L. Cox, of Cairo, moved his fan
lily 70 this city Wednesday,
q 4. Hendrix, Cotton 3els rat
clerk, will read the Bulletin in til
future.
Remember The Nj. W, Of A. dane
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
ANNA. -. +.
,Juns Is. 1905.
*%+%+++++++%<

June rs, 1905.
Born. Monday Ia air and Mrs. Carl
Bullard. a sen.
Mrs. n, H. Crawford returned Mon
lay from Chicago, where she had been
spending a few weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Parks departed
Monday for Denver, Colo, where they
expect TO reside If the climate proves
beneficial to Mrs. Parks health.
e. G.. Altner. df South Bend, Ind
Is the guest Of G. Matthcs, and other
relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. HAIRY Menagh, Of S..
Louis, and Miss Margery Woodside. Of
Whteasa, are guests of Mrs. James
Brooks this week.
Miss Edith Gattinger, of Piggott,
Ark, came up Monday for q few weeks
visit with Mrs j. F. Davault.
Ira T Imman, of Denver, Colo, and
Dr. NJ NJ Imman, Of Gu tman, Ark,
are visiting their father, NJ NJ Imman,
this week.
Mrs. Charles Edwards returned t.
her home in Ava, after few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. Henry Nilm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fyle, Of Water
town. are visiting Mrs "A. NJ Fylc and
other relatives this week
Rev. T Il, Spillman. Of Duquon,
was in Anna q few hours Tuesday ON
bus ness connected with Union AGA
denny
Miss Blanche Britton will go &c
| Chicago today where sac will take a
short course in normal training and
music
Mrs. Cora Mccullough le@ Wednes
day 70 ia two months visit With Jack
SONY lie relatives.
a. J. Pickrell spent few days il
st Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Baker, OF Eas
ST. Louis, are spending a few day
ID Anna.
Mrs. r. II. Kitch, Of DeSota, H., Wis
tied Thursday and Friday in Ann
with friends.
Mrs. Fife Turks and little son, re
turned Thursday from an extenda
visit at Waadfon and Kankakee, II
The remains Of Mrs. Harry T. Bias
gDtt, who died al urn Friday frof
injuries received during runaway
win be brought to Anna this ate
noon for interment.
Mrs H. * Fink Of Hlllsboro, III
arrived Thursday for avisit with he
sisters, Mrs. G, II, Shafer, and Mr.
w. N, Corlis
Married AZ the hospital Wednesd7
evening at o'clock, Van q Crane
was performed in the chapel by Re
H. l. MeGill. Miss Irene Cook VIZ
brides maid and Roscoe Baker, brot
ct Of The brids. acted as best ma
After tho ceremony they went 70 Il
Eannex whore reception vas bel
The rooms were beaut fully decoratt
with daisies and snilaN Mf, al
Mrs. Crane left Wednesday evenii
Tor Central.a for a few days visit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to March 5th, 1895.
rEEE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest hnd Quickest Roatet 70
St. Louis & Chicagc
Aa-rra,nn leave calro:


1855 IA. IN. DAILY Chicago Vtgtlhult
fi,mMeA arriving In Chicago at 1851 8. u,
connectiHs with afternoon trains for Gil poirn
east ana North.
2,AB a. ~. Daily st. IouIs Might Limited
arriviMy ii st, Louis NJ 1908 a. IA, connecting
At Union citation for all points west Sleeping
cars open 81 s:i3 .. m.
RiLb a, M, Chicago Daylight Express
except SUNDAY, makes Ill stops between Car9
and Ghicagc, arriving IN Chicago zt6;5o p. 10
5;LEa. Ill, st, Louis Morning Express
sxeepf sunday. arriving Ia vt. Lcnis III liig
nakns aM esops,
tT.%D ~ IN. 81. Louis FEat Mall, arriv
ing u @f. Louis ct SOB p. m,
I2snn "a, M. Chicago Mid-dsy Specig .
Striving IA Chicago, 1880 p. N.
4;32p. Va. Daily ~. Louis Limited, nr-
rlving Ia st. Louis at 1888 p. IN, connecting
unio6 Station for Kansas City, O,nahs, Den
vnr, SIM Francisco and all points vert.
@sSA y, m. Fiat ExpresM for 6ydsn, WI
Gnghafn, Matt.pn, Tolona, Champaign, CHI
cSEO
U;tNp. III. Thehes accommodated,
500 n. m. Chicago and Eastern Tx
press arriving IA Chicago OF sos q. M Iniian
Spolls T;26 Cincinnati, 1875 a. M, Buffalo, 3;2
y. 10 New York 1850 s. 10. Sleeping care 4
Uh.cago,
Daos,oyqmnvr For New York sud easter
GdpaGHR|sS cities should bear IN nhit
Tint tha Illinois Central ia the quickest t0ut,
bynrhy hyurs, leaving Cairo M v.06 y. m. an'
mriyine IA View YORK ~ 100 the aecona rGOrn'
Ing,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
MOUND CITY.
, SO ~s~~ ~~~s
June IS. 19O5.

Tho Congregational Sunday school
engaged in its annual outing and pic
mic TO the Mounds grove today A
most enjoyable time was experienced
4 single accident CT mishap was the
only Transportation that was calculated
10 in the least mar the fullest enjoy
ment OF The gala event. The members
Of the school were conveyed TO the
grounds in wagons rugged cut with
extended side seating capacities
placed on springs to enhance the com
fort and pleasure Of this mode of
transportation. IN coming down the
long and quite steep hill just beyond
Mounds the h0ld-back apparatus 81
one Of the vehicles failed TO perform
its proper function with the result
that the wagon was forced hard
against the team Of horses, The ami
mails did not become frightened q
| any. considerable degree, but the
weight Of the wagon compelled then
10 run at nigh rare Of speed. 4
number of the occupants of the wa
con about thifty-were much fright
ened ana several We're precipitated t.
the grcund Two lads sustained
strained limbs and bruises, but mons
were seriously injured Common car
riers--especial these who transpor
human beings cannot be too careful
in regard to tie safety of their y5
hicles. 1t was simply stroke of goo
fortune that the occupants Cf this W.
gon came of with 50 little casualt,
Had the team been Of the easil
frightened sort d score Or more {
Ipsople aboard, might have been ser
ously-if not fatally hurt.
Ed A. Barton and wife of Reid
VILE, North Carolina, and John v
Cornell Of East St Louis, wore guest
of j. +. Conneil Of this city on Tue
day Mr. Cannell II d brother Of vol
Iscriho and Mrs. Barton is a siste
Fran here Mr. and Mrs Barton wei
, to Chicago for visit with relative
and Mr. Cornell returned to his HON
! The canning factory viii begin 0
eraIions hy the fret Of next week al
| Will AZ once make a run on sweet CO..
! ana tomatoes
Frank Austin, who has been sore
afflicted with infammatorg rheum
tism for several days, has grown son
. worse rather than better. The mala'
has made transit from his low
limbs to his hands and arms, and ali
gether hts condition is quite paint
land renders him an invalid
The city council Of Mound City h
passed on order for the erection Of
> Inew fence on the north side Of Bee
a GroYo cemetery, near Mounds.
On Tuesday evening June 20, t
u lady members Of the Episcopal chur
4 will conduct 4 cream and berry soc
on the church lawn
K All field, orchard and garden cro
2 lin fact all growing yegetati
throughout Pulaski county-is suff
i ing for moisture to a greater degl
Y than has been noted al this junctt
Of the season for several years past
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Fpr further partlcrlars rnNAfStluM
above rates Apply w thg nndersl gnees
J. VI. JONES. N
Passenger aud Ticker AxcAt.
A. RI. HANSON. ia
General Passenger Aa1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS :

and supper Friday night. Come out
and enjoy yourselves.
Mrs. ]. II Deacon returned from
Texarilana, Tex. yesterday. her has
band Is much improved and win be
able 10 come home sunday.
Postmaster SehlayeF, of Melalbouud
Mo. Is In town today.
Mrs. Milford. OF Oran, Mo, Mrs.
Daisy He ght, Of Beiknap, H. whC
have been visiting Mrs Dodd thi.
week departed for Oran, Mo-. today
Several Of our citizens departed
Charleston today, principals and wit
nesses in our fraeus last Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Speed Of Electric Waves.

Electric waves measured by Hertz
land named after him-worc found
by the great scientist to be $50 feet
from the top of one wave to tho top
OF the next. The waves used by Mar
conf in telegraphing across the Attain
tic are much longer. They are said to
be coo feet or moro They travel at
the same speed as light $4,000 miles
a second But the light wave meas
ures only few milliontks OF an inch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
NEWS or RAILROADS
Several Innovations In Baggage Reau
lations.

Several innovations arc to be intro
duced III the baggage regulations Of
the railroads throughout the United
states If the plans Of the American
association Of General Baggage
Agents, which convened AZ Cleveland
OHIO, yesterday. are aloprcd One Of
them provides for q method Of check
ling baggage from the passengers resi-.
Idence at tho starting point through
10 the destination al the terminal
| point Thus a passenger could check
trunk from his residence in one city
to d hotel In another city
Another proyis on may create. an IN
surancc tariff on baggage whore the
value is over flxcd amount, probably
500 the Insurance to be equal to one
half fire excess charge per 100
pounds for each 500 Of insurance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
No SURRENDER II free bridge Fight.

The ST.. Louis Manufacturers assc-
citation decided yesterday AZ meeting
of its executive council hat there Will
be no armistiee III the campaign Of he
bridge arbitrary, as FAR as the asso.
citation IS concerned
Since the announcement that the
railroads were Joining III d movement
10 absorb the bridge charges, the Off
GERS Of the association say they naye
observed a tendency among certain
elements Of st. Ions business men e
drop the fight for free bridge before
| tha goal II reached and hcnca made
| II known there viii be no surrender
| ln the FIGHT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RICO


ss1eb. Cairo to san Francisco. Los
AnsSlcs, san Dieso. coles, cAlts aud
III other points ID California talSins
California common rate; also 20 Pres
eott ana Phoenix. Arlz-. via Ask Fork
md 10 Phoenix Via Maricopa- Ticket
sold March list to May 18th, 1905. and
September 18th to October sist, 1904
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ava, and EightA Etreei
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL sl00,0O0.O G
SURPLUS %Ese gAsAfA M
NlsD UNDIVIDED PROFITS ~tvsV""'o'
pFFlCERg

pYFICERg
q. A. Buder. ......x....... President
Chas, Feuchfer, Ir.......V. President
J. Fl. GsiljEGn. ...........,., Cashier
". Spencer. ....... .AssistnSs Cabhie.
Accounts OF Corporations And iAdi-
vIdusls especially solicited. Exchsnse
furnished ia any part OF the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

a N& successor 70 &toits &Waltcr.
J.H. KEIRCE, Proprietor. All kinds
81 hAuliug done promptly Both
phones i33. I'LL Washington Avenue
cairo Illinois
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Tea and conrn House.

The Ideal Tea and Coffee Co, have
recently opened business ~ 1903 Com
mcrcial avenue With line chat VIII
probably become popular VITA Cairo
families. They mike specially 81
fresh colfee5 and offer attractive prem
iums as an extra inducemcnt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-13
DEAL
IN GRAZING LAND
UTAH SHEEPMEN LEASE
OVER 1000, 900 ACRES.
Tract in Question Is Union Pacific
Land I'm Wyoming and Comprises
One of the Finest Ranges in tine
West-Will Furnish Winter Graz
ing for Over 100000 Head-Tran-
sicnt Grazers TO Be Expelled.

Omaah. Feb. 13.-As an outcome of
the fight to keep Utah and Idaho
sheepmen out of Wyoming, a deal
has just been closed in .cthis city by
which 100000 acres of land in
Western Wyoming will pass into the
hands of Utah sheep raisers.
The deal is i'm the form of a lease
from the Union. Pacific to the Uintah
Grazing association, which owns large
flocks of sheep in Wyoming and Utah.
John c. Mackay, county commission
er, and e. II. Callister, revenue col
lector at Salt Lake, signed the lease
on behfal of the association.
The lease is one of the largest
drawn up for some time. 1t involves
alternate sections of government
lands. The tract lies in what as
known as the Red Desert between
Leroy and the Green river, the graz
ing lands being among the best that
the West affords. IT will furnish win
ter grazing for 100000 head of sheep
owned by several parties, each of
whom possesses n summer and fall
range of his own. Under the laws
of Wyoming the tract can be kept
free from transient grazers without
being fenced.
II will also save the members of
the association from overcrowding, as
they can regulate the number of
sheep that the range will accommo-
date.