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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23
ACUSACI0N FISCAL

El martes formula en- la Corte de
Humacao su acusac6n el Fiscal
Aponte, en- la causa que Sc sigue por
el asesinato del seiior Cordoves Be.
rrios.
El Fiscal caliGca ell hecho de ase.
sinato en- primer grado y acusa como
autor material q Francisco DQnes V
como principales instigadores y com.
plices jose Ramon Anguita, Isidro
Guzm$n y Maria Rodriguez.
Sc Los dice que los cargos que del
Fiscal contra esos individuosson
abfumadores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23

de mis- conciudadanos, ell puesto de
Alcalda dc esta pobaci6n.
tn dcbcr ineludible me obliga
pueS, d Gar i conocor al Honorable
y al pueblo que me eligi6,
q cstado dcsa.troao dc o,tl admins
Tempo he nocnajtado para haeer
IN estudio en- detallo de la misma, y al
por la expression mate
mitica de- To-, nlimer0o. de 10 laborio-
,a que ha de ser mi gesti6n admins
trativa, no he podido sustraerme en-
manora alguna 4 la idea de, como an
tes die. dar conocer. al Honorable
Gobernador y al pueblo de Adjuntas,
el cstado ruinoso del Municipio.
FL siguiente estado demoStrativo
llevarl al conyencimiento del pueblo
la yeracidad de mis- palabras.
PRESTPCESTO DE 1904 4 | .9o5
SEccloN DE INGREEos
Por presupuesto. $22.o26.l .l2
Colorado en- el pri-
mor trine,trp ,a.6-,l,71
Colorado en- 81 Sc
aunao trimastr, aS~33S
4
rotaI <rnbrado on
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23

\ continuation publicamos el es-
tado drmos;rativo de la administra-
ci6n opc III Hon. Gobernador \ al l'ue-
hlo prc~pr,a el Actual .AIcalde tie Nd
Iunta,, nuc,tro amigo y correhgiona-
rio Gnn .>nl5rico Rodriguez,
>aucl dcsgraciado pueblo, per di-
latauo- a1o, baio el dominic del par
tiao trolbIitano, de ser uno de mas
rico, pr6~pro, de los del interior.
has touyGttiuo en- IN monton de ruiz
mas.
&~pat, que 10, habitantes de
Adiuuta,, 10, Que ali reprcaentan el
trabaio q capital, Sc hayan compe-
ne,rado da como administrator los
pseudo> republicanoa, comprenderan
auc no 6 possible tepo,itar 81 con
hanza pn indiyiduos Que han burlado
de e,a manera la contiauza que en- ellos
depo,i'j q pueblo.
III c.taUo demosuatiyo c, horrn-
1850.
10, r,ptblivano, IL AdjUnta,, 10.
que ALI representa- cj elencnto Mro-
critlto, que sin dnda ru q periodic
electoral anda4in / cuza d,' incauio-,
al rouft.ej9na>rI pre-1puP,to que q
pueblo p&4a, tnyieron una contir4tia
tan ctlstica Que III siquipra con~i9na
ron parjidae para socorroo apobrr~ 4
csto acl,a rata De pard@I ! ,onchu
ella tnquienc, a,i procetleu.
ior fortuna no hay mai que dur,
Glen a1o, el paiti0o repUblicano h;
caido para no levanlarse Janis.
Hoy ALI eNisten saraatlas, i
conhanza ue una buena admini,tra
ci6n.
NGase q cstado dcmo>tratiyo gu
Sc inserta IN Il totunnnto que sigur
Non,ria9NcnJ,, \ yrrino, &c 40
| junta, .Iptd ID, cato, que ah' igura'
no hay rra,rs en- nuestro rico idiomi
| para anattmatlar la obra de los qJ
llamGndoSc amigo, del pueblo y con {
pompoSo nommt dc rtpublicanos. a
pueblo tlagelaron Dc una mancra ta
| despiadada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23
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FL que suscribe, ofrece mulas do.
msdas 8 ind6mitss. El que intereuc
comprsr algunss pueds dirIgirss 4
eSta villa, ALFREDO AMY,
CoAmo Julio 81, 1908,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23

sta. HelCn MAIua8n, $s t.r&nt
Ave, Milwaukee, Nls.. nos eaeT.hC:
mo hay nada rouo Ia l'ginna par.. ".a
sensaciou DC cAI=au,io cue euita t.1@
amblcion de trafalgar : trtar. bespQJs
de una proleagada eDf"rrLt3aG. hate
como IN 4ao, seAta ,n,~pa@ (. r.
cohrar la sa!3l p"r5 rua)G@ fr~=.J~
de Pcruna hejeron i'm cafGbio mara
villoso y me drron rerfe"ta %aal3
Mientras que Ia sanGre 50 rnantie0o IN
bucu es,adp- uha c,,@ hcA, IA peraaa
parece llcnAr las y2u4, Dr. san-r" rura
saudable La reecH!auda cot toIo mi
azon."-Ni-> Helen WAitm&u.
] Ell Modo de ConSe&uIt NecY!oS
IuCrtss,
Primero sc compone el dhlo w aaGo
6sus neryios. III lnodo lie hac"r estJ es
exaetemente como 10 hiza >r, Hal +.
Denton, Jcfe del bcpartaurnyo dr
Publictdad \ pfumocIon d. Ia ENIosi-
cion Nacionai dn rXporl1c.ua.
IL escrihe. "iiAalu & fla tle .>So~t5 lne
encontr6 TN estado muy ~ tado. MI
m6dico de cabacera dijo que 'en A pos
TRACTION ncryosa y rccomeNdt IN a@>
por mar. POGO POGO me enp-Afaa2.
Tn buen amigo cue habl conorij lido cD
Ohio me rccomenGG la pcruna. AjiHsLt
no creycnte. II fin soguj su cor ~.
Dcspues de- usar ei primer fr&sro e~5ai15
.nuCho IOaiCr Y ron Il C4iNtB fraS,.j a..-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23
RtSTABLECIDA

Sc halla casi restablecida, de la
grave epfermedad que sufri6 en- estos
Has, Ia dlstlnguiaa esPasa de nuestro
Querido amigo el notario don 6 abriel
Guerra.
Nos alegramos mucbo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23
VAPOR PHILADELPHIA

Srgdn noticia trasmitida por q
yapor Srhiladclpbia> 4 la casa consig.
nataria, esta noche, 4 las nueye, csta,
IA en- el puerto dicho vapor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-23
vari0s vacin0s.

Como r1sultado DE- la~ c'egciones
habida, q ) Dc Noyiambre tltiino, he
venido i ocupar, de,ignado por el vote
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
ExeelIsnt ccpch Mssleln..

The following recipe for cough medi-
cine copies from New England
housewife living at Kennebunkpo port.
re. and was handed down 10 Ger from
an oldti'ae sea captain, Who consid-
cred It valuable; Elerd enc ounce OF
SIENNA one ounce of Whole aaxsced,
one ounce OF crushed licof.ce aad half
an ounce Of anise seed ana cook in
boiling water ta0out taree or four
pirtsl urtt raiuced to a quart This
housewife always a.cs an Ton letde
to boil tie mixture in Strain. add one
cnrful Of nola SEES and boil a few min.
utes longer. Then cool aad when cold
add little whisky or alcohol. 10 re-
vent fermentation. Keep the II H.
cine in air-hgEt bottles Use tea
spoonful or two when reeded. This
is really an effective remedy for the
severe hacking colds and coughs that
are contracted in winter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

A Chicago man Just returned from
! visit to New York declares that
Gothiug can eNaggerate the exorbitant
PRICES charged by fashionable restau-
rants there and that the naughty
walters in such places gave him eold
hills. Accompanied by another Chi
cago man, lie says, q went into one
Of these dens Of thieves and, calling
i distinguished looking erson in
evening dress, asked him if he was
The waiter. With rather bored air
he answered that he was the walters
valet. hut that he would call the wait
er RE did 80 A str ptere dist 4,
guished individual approached ana
said. What can ! 90 far YOU. sir?'
Oh, yes, IN response to mild prote t,
that may be z little bit oYerdrawn.
but net much +"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
Farmers suylnq Automobiles.

The farmers are buying automo-
bilesl IRE great demand for cars
from farmers Of the middle West and
Southwest is the surprise Of the auto
show ct the Coliseum
Fer the first time in the history Of
the business" said w. e Metzger Of
the Cadillac Company Of Detroit.
there IS an active demand for motor
cars By farmers in lows, Nebraska
and other Western states Farmers
lre senera&y prosperous througlo out
me Vest and they ans spen ing ter
money on What they have - the past
reg rlod as q luxrry hut wsich De ~
And. has Is utlitagian side Rosds In
tEese states are ganerally coed ard
farmers no longer look on the AUTO
mobile as an e@par.m at Chicago
! American
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
Troubles Of a Hostess.

A lady said recently: Il wish some
body would make guests understand
that the hostess is the only one with
the right TO run party. Twice re.
Gently ! have besn al informal after
noon companies where some guest
as broken UP the gathering by insist
ug that refreshments be served at ar
lour 10 suit herself
"on one such occasion we were In
Sited for bridge ard the lady who ask
d for refreshments early skipped out
fter she had eaten her luncheon 90
eep an appointment with dress.
iaker. O. course We we're left one
hort The hostess was anroyed and
Il the rest OF us crcss SO we put On
ur wraps snd y cnt hore.
"At ancthcr AFFAIR, Wi ere a guest In
lsted on interfering with the arrange
,ent, the hostess finally exclaimed
This Is my party end I'll have II tht
Jay want Il! And she did. but all
ostesses have rot the nerve TO Qual
ich disturbance. ~ Nebraska Stat,
ournal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

I am scrsuaaed q ON niHe urbcilef
And 60 ,se keeping 81 nay faita am won.
Rscarse q ll-ti5 shining of God sun
/ could no; trt accett the 81 ct relief
Since I had .eafned how had IL was 10
run
where sins aHd ,arsle IN tie shadow
sfpu
Denied lbs soul her rest however brief
Where III The crowd hope cheers a-droop-
irg mate,
Whefe Eindness. IN the sunshine ana
ain
Gives 70 the easenom Of the common
pain,
Ard ponss orc rasj Tho gates 81 fear ana
fute-4
Hhers psays reHitent bis inmosl
prayer,
am Iagradcd frat tllc l7tt il there
--IierS Maicot Hutt, in Sew Orleans
Times bcH at
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
PRESIDENT HAS
KING As GUEST
RULER or ENGLAND ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED BY CHEF Exc.
cUTIvE OF FRENCH RATION
HAD A LONG TALK.

Paris, April S0.-The exchanga Of Of.
fetal sits between King Edward and
President Iouhet this afternoon was
marked with the Il most cordially. the
onycrs aiions on each occas on last
ng twenty minutes.
Pre- ident LAHbat previously had re-
eaiEetI to- eign minister Dalcasse to-
HON King Edward afterwards nc
soEsled long aud ence.
President Louhats dinner In honor
If King Edward at he palace Of tie
lssee this evening was III Aiani
JUNCTION, entirely non-poiitieal in char
aeter One hundred and twenty guests
nd nearly the entire diploma ic corp.
Ta present. Nc aDeehes we're made
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
8cw TO TELL A FISHERMAN.
-Nrert Declares Genuine cns Away :
Drors HIS &c"

Expert Declares Genuine cns Away :
Drops His &C"
According 70 /. NJ. Miller. president
or TIE Commercial club. says a Kan.
SIS City SPECIAL 10 the Philadelphia
Record. the true fisherman always
5foFs his final 3" In talking That is
az .rlal,itle test. in his mind. and he
says he res never known 1t to fail He
was 6is coursing IN the Commercial
elub rooas recently with Secretary
Gler5cnring. another ardent deyotee
Of the rod
Il do-t know Why this should be a
true test said M Miller. except
that fl herman must have an ele-
nent u lrzness about him ANA the
man Who doesn't take the trouble to
pronoupce the final g to his words
may be accused OF the same thing
But you listen 20 the man who says he
Is 'goirg fishing and the other fellow
who says he is 'goin' fshln and you
will see that the latter is the man
who comes back with good string Of
fish, while the former will be spending
his tine talking about how they got
away from him"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
WELCOME THEODORE.

Benton, ILL.,, Standard: Theodore
Ro evelt, bless his heart, said in
Texas that he was as good Democrat
DIS there was in Texas. He said he
was no longer a partisan. Now ma.
the Lord be praised We have wor
when we thought we had lost. w
have a genuine reform president, 6
Democratic president in Roosevelt
we viii knock any mans block off
who calls this pres dent Teddy am
more. Bla ted be the claw Of ths
hear that tries to hug him. Cursed bt
the painter that curls his tail at him
vT,e. woe to the catamount that snarl'
ln his pathway Theodore, we wei
come vcu into the fold Of the Brya'
Iser,unrocv Come on, brave boy, am
we viii make d rear in the welkin."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
WALL STREET IN HOTELS.
Mary Large Brokers Do Business at
Lending F4cstcIries.

W&At'J Ia Sp SI2NGIs w u NSlWSSS ak
Leading Hcstclriea.
Within recent years there has been
2 decided tendency toward the extern
sion " Wall street and kindred inter.
ests far beyond the old boundaries Of
the financial district says a writer in
the J politan. Nearly all Of TIE
larger financial corcerns nov have
branch Offices as far "uptown" on Man
haitian rs Harlem and the Bronx and
hotels Of the importance Of the Wal.
dcrf Astoria. the St Reels and Mar
h7ttan have within heir walls branch
oGices Of some wellkrcwn barking or
broferaga firm with headcuarters or
the street." and In touch by dlrec
wire With the stock exchange,
Not TIE least important phase OF
this uptown movement was the open.
ing few months ago Of the new
KnIckerbecEer Trust building at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and Thirty.
fourth street This is ore Of New
Works. most artistic business struc.
/ lures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
s9lrzas THAT SHAM DEATH.
Pseuliz- BehaNlsr Cue 70 a Reflex
Are-r, Nct 20 Da-i,a

Pseuliz- BehaVlsr Cue TO a Reflex
Aes,c7 Nol to Dssi9n.
Al Investigation has been carried
SUI By IN Aust allan seiead5t on the
Rcaenon Of the sham death Of
r9iascs. Certain o; the snide,s. whsa
-As!r WEB is Jared or torn. always
pal their legs up under them and
e en death. In this rigid condition
hey ale readily overlooked and
many times escape destruction o.
ths account A study OF the behay
.or OF these animals after the removal
of certain portions of their ne-vcas
systams slows that the action is Z
IedeN one. That is to say. the spider
assumes the immob!le conditions. got
Is The result OF any intelligent actor
T an animal seeking TO save itsoli
BIT as the result IF the nature OF it,
nervous system. The act is performed
efter the spider is decapltStad
Il is probable. therefore. that this
trick Is not the result of ntel3ganc
but is carried out because the anina.
- SN@AA THAT Way hAA Nd2uJA Arts'
himself This. of course, may have
absolutely no bearing On the play
ing possum" Of the higher animals
the.r action may he due to intellig n
goijtion.
Wsshine'oa's "conslnent7r' sundsy
Society in Washington seems deter
mined 10 introduce "tha Continent.
Sunday" ard ministers ana layGe-
are struggling against the move Neut
Sunday dinners are becoming moro
and mere popular, and there are sur
Gay teea'er parties for evening con
certs followed BY gay supper gather
| ings. Perhaps the chief influence IL
favor Of the rev or5er Of things is
found in the diplomatic eorps, to the
n ambers Of which Sunday marked
b. iwrortsnt social affairs is a rat
ter OF course Thus far the White
House has neither followed nor SCI
the e4ample of having such entertain
nents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

]. tlesgr u a slvexd hut
e~eitah'F bis .se raan af san Jose.
-4i dtei reeertly leaving a viii
hieh case mach dissatisfaction 20 his
near relatives Taay went into court
avcpt tha muter. urging that de-
ceaEei vas Of unsound mind In proof
ot this can entian they told Of dis.
puta Yce!l had at one time with Fitz.
simmons, the prize fighter. Said the
brawny Bob: III you wuzn't such a
little runt Id break you in two To
which the merchant replied TRY
it and you'll get the worst CT IT," THIS
may not have d mined the case,
but at any rate a He~ divisicn of the
estate has been ordered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Sloth makes slaves.
The pred cal are never liberal.
Hur CRY men ask few questions.
Love s the secret + good looks.
Sincerity Is the soul serting fl.
elf.
The pain Of loss is the price Of gain
Wait for your worries; but not for
our work.
II takes moro han desD.sing Of
me to deserve it.
II Is easy to be rigorous without
icing r ghteous.
Faith never has any need to dream
boat the future.
Profanity is a good deal more than
matter Of grammar
Men who lie easily get into many
lacea where they lie hard.
1t takes more than bank draft to
art the heavenly flame.
It is easy fer me wooden legged
IAN to preach against dancing.
Putting a doctors hood on donkey
pakes no change In the music.
Heaven may he ohangeess but :
'hangeless earth would be he'll
1t is a base life to which nothing Is
cal but the objects Of sense.
In matters Of op Mon the Beater
rack ~ most likely to lead astray
They cannot move forward who viii
OF say farewell to some things
Men believe in the power Of Chris
ecause he believes in the possibili
les of men
Henry F, Cope in Chicago Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
Wants 70 Pert Eala. rsa.,.

Il always regarded the business Of
hiring Oh evening dress clothes a
peculiar one" remarked the dentist,
but a question recently asked by a
ran who brought set Of teeth to
BE repaired suggested that the future
nay bring forth some man who will
iovclop a trade in second hand tooth,
or the customer refer to quite seri-
ufiy inquired Il did not have o
ct Of old teeth could loan to him
lille MS was being repaired
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

orchardi5ts in Tasmania are sub
iact 10 a fine Of from $3.50 70 S., with
costs. If Trey fail TO baniage their
trees 70 heep down the codditng moth.
or If they fail TO gather and destroy
any infested fruit, Wormy app
sent to market ere Hattie To confisca-
ton and destr" ion, and the shipper
be prosecuted IN New South wales
ali infested fruit coming from cther
colonies may he ssizsd Or destroyed,
or returned to the shipper at Its own
expense Fruit growers are generally
assisting the government IN enforcing
these laws. Similar laws in this coun-
try for few years would ace a hard
ship to many part es, but would be a
benefit to fruit growers and to the
country If they were strictly enforced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
CLOTHING MAKES TIE MAN.
Historical Persenases Striped CT Ae
eustomed Rainent Seem Unreal.

Historical Persenages Striped CT Ae
eustomed Rsinert Seem Unreal.
meeting Of the Custom Cutters
Ass1 iation OF America was held In
Phi.adeiphia the other day ]. o
Madison Of New York, in explaining
the part that clothes play in making
the man, said:
All undraped Caesar never could
have ouellea rebellion with specs p.
nor could, ua iressed. cur great Wash
ingtcn have awed his friends with sis
impressive dignity. What no we
know Of Noses. not knowing how he
was dressed? And how much sre@ter
would our interest be in Aristotle
If we knew the Kind Of clothes he
was Ia the habit OF wearing?
What do We know CT Nero or O.
Judas, ignorant. as we are. OF what
their clothes were like? And if 1e
knew how 81. Patrick clothed him
self how much more feelipgly .woald
The Christian world do reverence to
his memory We know that Adam
wore a rs leaf. and he seems. becauss
Of this historic fact, more real than
If we knew him only as tae man
whose appetite for apples made tail
oring necessary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
The AVERAGE Man.

Aunt Louisa Eldrldge was asked
at meeting of the Professional Won
ans League II she could tell just what
was the meaning Of the expression.
AN average man"
"Of course can she promptly re.
Piled 4 think an average man is one
who smiles and looks pleasant all day
AZ Tie Office. but when he comes home
acts az cross as Q hear with a sore
head. Just 80 he can make up the aver
age. m NEW York World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
SHEARS AID PASTE.
A Cerneaie Answer.

The president Of a western college
desiring million dollars, placed the
matter bef.re Mr. Carnegie.
But said the philanthropist,
believe in small colleges. and We're
to give your tuition a million IL
would no longer be smanD
Seeing the force OF this argument
tao president inquired what time the
ne4t train left tor the west
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
ei{E HUNDRED GUARDS FOR
STRIKE EuTY IN CHICAGO.

Pittsburg, April 30.-One hundre
guards for strike duty in Chicago
We're hired In Pittsburg today They
leave Monday night The man hir ng
them said they were not expected to
AXE the places CT strikers They are
imply wanted as deputy United States
mar halls to assist United States mar
hal in Chicago for the protection oi
wagons ANA private property from
gobs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
ssrenoaman on American .ecomfor:.'

rrencAman on American CONTEXT
The value OF Languages vas the
,opie Of discussion between iry.ag
Bachelor and a young Frausa au 1r
4 ho Is now visiting America. II Is a
ingnlar tact, said MIR. Bachelor,
that YOU have no such word as gem.
Tort IN your language" Il am glad Of
(, replied the Frenehman. for you
nsericars are slaves to your comforts
only in order that you may master
hem. Comfort. in the American ac-
ceptaEce of the word. as near as
san discover. seems to consist in those
little Injuries and conyeniences the
gant Of which makes an American
miserable while their possession does
not ,lake him happy"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

The above Is correct statement
Of tie circulat on OF the Cairo Bulle-
tin, daily and Sunday for the year
1904 and for the month Of March
1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of April, 1905,
e. L. GILBERT,
fSeaD Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

During my six weeks absence .
aaii the Proprietor OF rental agency,
4 left ny wife in charge the office.
ana she didn't rent single house IN
81 that time"
We'll, that jibes well with The eter-
raj fitness Of things. rejolned his
friend. the attorney. "A woman is
naturally a housekeeper, not hoa. e
renter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

Mr.. Rockefeller vouehes for the
statement that Mr. Rockefeller never
committed perjury but who will yoncf
for the truthfulness of that lawyer?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01
REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COZ PANY
WILL PAY A REWASp or
TEN DOLLARS FOR ThE
ARREST AND coNVicTioN
or ANY PERs ON FoR
STEALING TIE BuLtETtN
FROM The PREMISES OF
SUBScR BERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

When you nnd your voice going up
to an ugly pitch In an argument
just stop for second lat onca-and
court up 70 ten. Try Il once and see
what wonderful effect It hqs You
bern several notes lower and strange
rs say. you don't feel as excited as
sou did, It's good piece Of training.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

Mayors Of eyeral cities are issuin"
proclamations to the citizens 70 assis
in cleaning the streets. In Cairo the
peoDle should assist in keeping tho
streets clean. Clean streets and clea-
alleys are necesfa airy IN our march for
ward To that "Greater Cairo"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

The real test OF precious stones,
one expert Guaintly put 1t, SIS thai
they scratch each other all the way
Town the list" The diamond scr&tcbe
Tie emerald. and the eaeYai6
scratches the ruby and sappl ite ana
50 down 70 the semi-precious stones
3arsoons oIiyines, Liddanites, zipcons
ard innumerable others Chicago
American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

All the novelty d'sappears from the
entertainment Of that money by New
Ytrk society when it II known that It
III an educated monkey,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

She always darned her hose with silk
The holes were quite extensive
The price Of silk was very high;
WI ch made them dsrned expensive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

Mrs. Nation says she will 90 to OK.
lahoma where they need her. Which
news is extremely interesting 70 the
rest OF the country
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

There distinct chic this swa suit in embroidered linen
the unntiaed
the 0
linen aordng funs the blouse fastening
deep man being the embroidered goods The skirt
in
place posed
each panel giving Or
that whites The skirt rather
only
the but upper
OF
wardrobe
o most
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-01

John Alexander Dowie says he has
accumulated for zon 2l0o0 GOO
Which again proves that noted saying
originated BY p T Barnum.