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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
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Atchison. IS IS. s. IL. IS IL.
Anal Copper. "a IS. - 81. ass.
b. q o. 1913. 10l IS, 102 Ia.
y. r. T. 81. 50. 50 -
Can. Pacific. I343-S. 133 is. fS3 So
Erie. common. 43 IS. IS Is. 43 l-2.
III. Central. $50 -. 15S IL, l59 -
Manhattan. III. 10 Ia. 10 Ii.
Metropol.. 1l6. III 3-4. lie.
$40. Pacific. 107. LOG Is, loo 2-A
l.. & y, 13S Is. 1876 IL, 1873.
people's Gas. IO7 "a, 101, 107 IA.
penna.. I3S 81. 136 5-S, i3S Is.
Reading. SS3-4, 81 SIS. IS is.
r. l.. common. IS 5-S. 80 IS. IS SIS.
So. Pacific. 81. sc Is. sc IL.
St Paul. IFS SIS. 176. III l-2.
Sugar. 143 L.. IA IS. l42 IS.
Union Pac.. 10 IS. 12l 5-S. 10 Is.
L. s. S. com. 81 Is. 80 3-s. 30 rs.
L. s. s. pfd.. IS "a. "a IL. 95 3-S.
Liverpool May wheat
opened unchanged and closed l-sc
lower than yesterday. Car receipts
Minneapolis. POS; Duluth. g.; Chi
cago. IS. The wheat market was
rather narrow. but strong the great
or part Of the day. closing at
SIG rs to Sly. a gain Of lac over
last nights close. All through the
session the market showed a good
undertone. The slightest buying de-
mand brought an advance in price.
The situation is gradually working
into a stronger position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
INJURED By
UNMANAGABLE COLT

William Miller. proprietor 81 the
Climb stables. AZ 2D2i Western ave
nue. was dangerously injured yes
tarday while attempting TO harness
a coli. The animal became unmah
apeable and forced Miller into "A
rtalI Before the man could cXtri-
80 himself from the dangerous
poaltlon. the colt lammed him INTO
a corner. fraeturing the right collar
hone and breaking Two ribs.
Miller was taken 10 his home anl
mr. Ghcnf called u Is feared ths'
The afabIeman was injured Internal
iv and serious results may follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

per box. gIzs. tum.Ia. per sack. To-.
uil on. rufabaEas. Der sack 5sr.
lettuce. dollhouse 500. tomatoes.
per sack g5Flsac. Yakima po-
tafoea tetaGuz7 01s California
potatoes. 10000 300. White NV
rH HaiafaHr. $500 sweet po-
tafocH. sacks glf5Hi15. par
HIay per daz. SOC ~ 4aFh. 10. ga q
24c. California sweet potatoes. per
aHfs 81 s.. affIUhokeH. pet duz, 1ae.
California celery c. SOC. native
celery. 5qs squash. z4-ae. native
rhubafb, Zoe ID.
Pei simmons siz5; bananas
per bunch. t2B0a3. dates. per ID.
- Ge. figs. lib bricks Ills.
figs lob cartoons e6075c. grape
ffult per box. s. 30. lemons choice
and fancy. t2tou 500. oranges
Seeding. ilto0I5t. navel oranges
9I=5sH21a. oranges. Jap. bale, fl2ls
pears. 500. apples cooking.
5ceu HOO apples fancy {la l50.
urarheffleH s. zan 100 poma-
gHaualsa. half orange cases. SO
pineapple per duz ys-goag5o.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese, i2Hcs Eastern.
crooks. goo gee. Washington cheese.
1af. cream hrl.k cheese. Ice but
Ter. native creamery. a-r. eastern
storage. In tubs. 25a zee. eastern
storage, lH bricks. zee cooking. Ia
is.
Eaas
strictly fresh ranch. 2sc. eastern.
Poultry.
Ducks dressed. iT4lEc. geese.
dressed. 1876 Zee. chickens dressed.
lsal5e. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
-aH- 2e
California strained Der ID. Sc:
California cage. per 10. lie. honey.
extract. per ID. 7gshc. Oregon
grape cream. lo-caae lots. s. 70.
honey. Yakima. l2Aac. Cllfornla
white. 2t-lh. boxes, 1850; Olym pia.
boxes. sac as.
Golden 2. IN sacks IS So. extra c.
IN saeka s5sb: powdered. IN bar
refs. te.to; dry Erunulated. In sacks
te.ib cube. In barrels $3.50, beet
sugar. Sc o6, maple sugar. l2c. Less
- II paid within Is days
Cows. beef slsc. steers. 7c; NUT
ton. ~ % Sc. pork. SIC, lamb. PC;
dressed veal small. sUloc. live rab-
bits. dozs 1876.
Hams. Bacon and lard.
Hams. f2ai2c. bacon. breakfast
f3Ag1fA. lard. White star. fierce,
SO lard. White Rose. sAc. lard
Wild Rose. she
Hrazfi. per ID. I3d1tc: eocoanuts
per dozen. soc. chcstnuts. Italian.
lie; chestuuts. Ohio. per h. Ice
eheHtnuts. California. i5c: walnuts
English. ifUlac. pccans. l3u l4c;
fuhHrtH. i8e. black walHuts. &c.
hickory nuts, 7c, hutteruuts. Sc.
peanuts. 5a Ice; jumboR. PC. al
monds i.h Gt7c. California wal.
nutH.. i2013c.
Fish, Oysters. Etc.
Soles. tcs black cod. SC: ling cod.
&c; crabs. 1lal7b. clans open
ll7b, oysters, olympia, per sack.
1850; open bulk. per gallon.
S2do: salmon. &c salmon
trout 15H11Lc: skinned perch.
Sc: shrlmps. sa10cs founders
&c: herring. SC: Holsters, I'VE;
smeit. &c; sturgeon. Sc; black bass.
5ci hallbut. ca r., perch, &c.
Flour.
Patent per Dbl. if-75; Crown.
1910; Minnesota hard wheat 81,
pnlshury. $: piUsbury'a Best IS.
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic f465;
Electric. t475; Holly. s475i Golden
Northwest. Sc, Electric Light
1928. Gold Medal. 2675. Top Notch.
tRtl. CeuteunIals. t-yst, Sl75, Cold
drop. S425; Patent Excellent Sf15.
Novelty a. SAg5.
Cereals
whole wheat los. per bale, S2ios
whole wheat flour. per bhL, S425.
graham. per bbl. s.; graham. S2.25,
bhL 81 rye flour. 327a per bale,
Dbl. $3.50, huckwhrat. bale. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
BRITISH COLUMBIA VESSEL
CAPTURED

TOXIC. Jan. 7t-The Japanese
captured the British steamer Wye
field bound Tor NtaiiEpHtok With
eoutrabaul
The steamer wyefieii sailed
from san Francisco December -
for camax. y. q. and len that port
January 6. oatcnsibly for Mnil jap
an. she Ia owned b. J. " Lawson.
Of Victoria. D. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
erRIkERs FLoooEo

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. I'll
there we're no exciting incidents
fsgorisd this morning. Sporadic dis
turbanees continue. but they are
Niihout cohesion Or spirit one
ksadred aud thirty thousand work
sEs have returned To work Several
hatred q those arrested since the
isaab.e started have been released
hftsF having been logged
n the provinces these arrests
t1ntiuua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
CAUGHT

INV YORK. Ian ai.z-Johnnn
Haeh. the Chicago man accused -
being a modern Blue Hard. was
arrested nj boarding house here
last night After being taken 70 ths
police station hr admitted IDS
Identity. though denied being q hlg-
amist or killing auY Of his wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
pIsHEARTEN RUSSIAN sol
DtERs

AiuKuES. Jan. gl.-Ths wound
ed from the right flank continue %
pass % fhr rear. u la officially re-
ported that the wounded number
a.s8a=
General Mlstehcuko's injuries are
not serious.
The JaraurHa are systematically
informing the Russian rank aud file
81 the disturbances In Russia. hop
ing thereby 70 create diHaff"rtl1n.
me soldiers eagerly read such com
munIs atoms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
RUSSIAN POSITION WEAKENED

TOXIC. Jan 3i-Ths Jaranrar
are strongly fartify Ing uHikautal
the capture ~ which - the Jau1s
uraH is believed % have materially
weakened ths Uaaaian position. The
laas 90 fhr town win UHHh2ssi8 #Hw=
b-l change OF the Earaian Front
IN that vicinity The frozen ground
prevents the construction q now
.lrInn I'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
TROUBLE SPREADS

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 7i.--Ths
biftks e spreading ut Tl1lz causing
IL printing works % shut down
Cshsr trades are affected The au-
thaFifles at TlrB have discovered a
tlas amongst fhe maie0uteut Ar
ksniana 10 organize a rebellion
throughout Caucasus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
JAP ATTACK RgpuLsEo

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 1t-A
meaaaEe frum sachtuu states mat
a Japanese attack on Inufr1uEnu
Raa frrulaed Following uH che re-
trims JapaueHe the Russians mAls
an attack us them. but Nrfr driven
back ~ a shrapuci and rifle nre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
80 HE REPuLsEo IAps

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. al
General Kurauatkin reports that
the Russians hold all the positions
which they captured in the forward
movement begun January Is, and
adds that four japanese attacks on
the Russian right have been re-
pulsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

The Great Northern tunnel ia
,.erirr completion and the work Of
uniting IN the gravel bed Is pro-
crossing slowly because the tunnel
cannot be used until the union sta
ton Ia completed. The rails VIII
probably be laid iu the spring.
The republicans in the Second
ward Will give banquet In honor
~ Senator elect Samuel II. Piles
noxf Friday evening In Eroterual
hail Individual Invitations VIII be
issued.
A.. Edward raferlIug win en-
t.rfstp Seattle Lodge No and
their friends on Thursday Fshru=
,rv Q. from Q mrl 8 o'clock at her
#r,sfHauae. 7al s#Hnufh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

assume even more serious aspect
today
A statement was Issued by the
chief Of police placing the number
OF eaHualt.es In this city during the
riots 30 Far al LOCO.
II Is believed that this estimate Is
very conservative. as it includes
only those killed and wounded re-
ported to the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
MORE Troops At WARSAW

WARSAW. Ian. ai-Two rrEi-
fneuts q Infantry and two % dp-
Faans have arrived Co aid Ga sup
pressing ne tsfurhancsa- The
chief - police hss pgt a ban on Wis
ting and closed private houses -
81 sxesps regular residents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
REFUSED

The license and revenue commit.
tee yesterday afternoon turned
down "a proposition Of A a piIle 10
open Il family liquor store no tho
corner u Ninth avenue aud Ye.lor
way Several II the members az.
pressed the conviction that family
liquor store would be- mo- more Oh.
Iertluuahle than some af tho blind
pigs known aH drug store. existing
in the city. but they thought r an
unsafe precedent 90 extend HHr HIM
It's up Ypaisr Wuy
The committee postponed FOR am
other week the proposed oxfrnai0u
Of the saloon limits on Third ave
niue
Thomaa Short Of this city. has
been appointed assistant Inspector
~ boilers In the local bHuHH gf tho
department ~ commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
SLAUGHTER
rsRRisLE SCENES or DISORDER ~ RUSSIAN olrY-mANY
KILLED IN PITCHED BATTLES AND STORES AND Shops
LOOTED BY RlorERs- SOLDIERS WERE DRUNK

Governor General Treroff has
threatened q rxrsl an correspond
eats Who telegraph stories % aIs-
tarhaucea Co forslsa uofts
n a reported thar the relations
between Minister er the Interior
MIrsky and Trrpsff have become -
strained that the formers reaiEua-
tiua Is Imminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
ASK NEW WARD

The proposition 20 diminish The
size ~ the Ninth ward was placed
in tangible form last night whom a
petition was presented 10 the cola
eli asking that portions ~ tie
Ninth and Eighth wards be sliced
off 20 make another ward. Tho mot
ter win be taken up At an early
date IN connection with a general
revision Of such matters TO be ae-
compliahed before the next elec=
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. ii
Arrss strikers from the Sestrovetik
rite factsry are advanetng across
TIE tes on krenstadt Admiral Bsrts
loff aarshal has led sailors e the
trent 81 ths arsenal 70 meet tire
IL keTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
A Difference
OF OPINION
MISS GROWERS FATHER SAYS
MAYOR zooK DID NOT PAY
HER EXPENSES WHILE IN
ARIZONA

The sensational breach ri prom.
iye suit brought hy MIaa Nusena
Grover against Mayor Zuoh d. one
Of the chief topics uf conversation
In ballard today. mud rumor to
tho effect That the suit WAS begun
not alone 90 uNruge MIaa GHuFer'H
wrongs rs IA circulation.
r. W Grover the father 81 the
Young plaintiff was appointed po-
lice Judge by Zaok when the latter
was paying his attentions 10 Aiiha
Grover and when no assumed office
for his first term After he WAS
elected mayor for the seeoud time.
Iauk failed Ia reapunint Grover and
Il is said that relations between the
mayor andGruysr have been more
or less strained since that time
Grover denies tho allegation made
by Took that be paid Miss Growers
expenses when she WAS taken TO
Arizona In the hope that tho eli
mate would bring about her rcruy-
cry from consumption Tho father
says that the expenses ~ the young
woman were paid by himself and
not by her fanrs
Zoak claimH that he VIII have no
trouble In proving that bo did dos
fran some Of Miss Growers eE-
usnaea He states In his answer
that the reason he refuses 20 marry
Miss Grover Ia because. since their
enlargement she has become con-
aumplIye u is undsratuod that Tie
Young woman VIII claim thHt az the
time che engagement WAS announces
OF. look was aware or her Illness.
Xaok claims 90 have more than a
usual dread ~ consumption and be
lIeyea IL 10 be very contagious. liia
parents were afflicted with II and
hla friends aaY nat since hia ehhd
hood Took has been mur'ally afraid
OF the disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
100 KILLED

LONDON. Jan. 1i.-FieH Mar
shal Oyama reports that the num-
Der 81 Russian dead left on the fI~lI
since January . waH not less thsn
i.e05.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

WARSAW. Jan. zi=Men and
women werc shot down. stores loot
"A and the most serious dspreda-
tons that have yet been witnessed
during the present trouble were en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
The MARKETS
Vegetables.

Vegetables
peana. dry, per owt, 33ai6 a55;
Lima beans. 3475d 500; bceta. Per
sack 9geuSt00. cabbage l1sU e..
pc doz. $1,000 l.a',
garlic. now. 12es onions. yellow
H.. Be, onions. s3muo, a.. spinach,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
No Delay

Ia EeauInr social or business sHEH SEE
monte caused uF nervous ur slick ElHda
49,. Hr ufhsr pains or aches bN Those
A. have learned the msrffH IT br
NHfHa. AufI-paIn pills They simply
fsEa i. tablet whom the symptoms app
near. and they are quickly diHHsl.ad-
g.. F.Hf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
.SkfnboaIfh Treatment
u nRRfs

consists ~ Tfnrflua soap -.
fnadIraffd. autiaHufis. skln ts Aita
fotnty. 80. e. xiii germs heal we
skin. and Hkirhanffh Tablets -.
tu rruaI h4m0f germs. All 4tHh
ElHfH
o. rirrnIna. b.afhhaHds reduraa.
ruuEhnHH1. rnHiInE tua Filllst
rough hands Nothing wld give
such q speedy cure. Afs Cakes
&c
send r. postage far Frrr sam
piaa and haaEIafa 20 PHIfsp Hay
Co. Newark -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

with Harfina Hnap. kinnsnith
frtatmauU and HgiHheaIfh Tab
Iafa a positive and speedy cure
FOR itching burning. HralT. bleed
INK rruatfd. pImpiF and hlH,chf
Hgm1r. with laaH n hair FRO
dues etrnr. brilliant. healthy Hhiu
ana pure. rich. red blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reported for The star by w A.
Ryer a Co. H. Columbia street By
private wire
Seattle. Tuesday. Jan. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Free Soap offer G Ggsiitl 2'' s5 81:

aEa IL. take 70 any - TIE following frHz
- ri 49, -. bottle UaT'a ualfhaaffh.
-. = rsfs HaH11a Mrfleatad hnar. bet f1r
~ hafh. taIlaf both ~ Fla - arfIt ~ ff.lIs
-, slal'isa o. NHHHrk. ~ J. pfslaIts sa
'.-if - CO. arI fhia afr
.sfss soap H#t Ffeu - fnrvfHf wfth81t fhta
80 a1F Haa sle. Or Haifhsalth.
$4,000. asss. sssssssss sssss..
N--f.ls. ......... ...................
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Tne NorasElan ahlp Albion vas
Hbrled TODAY hv fwu sailors. Who
claim damage Tor having been
given insufficient food on the YuY
Age 10 Seattle The names ~ the
saamen Who are plaintiffs In the
suit are John Dams and chris John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

KENNEDY kEl DRUG CO i lst ~ ttli5'
Il 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

s%;,s,:fEgair'
~ e attn
RESTORES
GRA 7 HAIR
10 Youthful CoEcr.

has tefa trr1hisf WITH fanfruT iHHr elmo.
49, usiaa ore tatfir q HatFbsatfh I fond tfe
s.aefaT E1ae an1 ~ hais. wtieh wsa lR1-talfds
80 u - - g7ara 1llI. fnst1red e. is nata %
80 esalrs@A EAlliMAN. Il graEne " a.
htiafal1a 44'rEfF briggs tax TrufHfal eHirr
y HaF halr ~ wHffrr hHW IanE if haH been EfaF
y HAie Positively removes fanaruT. kfia fhr
~ ani Ffara Isle frIfrr Does Hrf sfafu & fr
Haen hifHa ~ HhHFfNA SOAP and sfi1a
t-zilh y NlrfHaa sHf haais tie a~aig. sfaTH lfrh
- 80 FfIlHfrs Csc lair Er1utAs EaFrr Zoe
tars FaiIs liar 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Continued From PAGE one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01

There is an agitation in FRANCE
against the Aowery raiitenes8 which
winds mp a letter Frenchmen are
asking why they should write: &C
ccpt the assurance Of my most digtin-
guished sentiments ana believe me
your very humble and obedicnt serv-
ant? 1t is long and abiect your
devoted is considered more digni-
fed. as wen as concise, il the person
addressed he a man But If ore is
writing to a woman he may be flow
cry stiil. There is . story Of Victor
Hugo. who was listening 70 4 speech
from an old republican colleague TIE
orator addressed his audience con
stanty as "Cltoycus, eitioyens." At
last Hugo broke in. Il am a pretty
good republican, he said, but when
/ address a woman cali her my SOW
ereisn my queen,' Tho company
seems TO have taken this protest with
perfect gravity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
Weather Conditions.

4 disturbance of considerable intcn.
sity ccnters thiH morning in tho south.
orn Plateau region High pro sure
areas center in the upper Ohio rsf-
ley, uor.h of the Lake region. and ln
the middle Pacific slope.
The temperature has risen s de-
2rees or near, I'm southern Illinois.
southern Alabama. middle Nevada
middle Nebraska and western Arksn-
a-, and fallen approximately in the
upper Ohio valley. middle Atlantic
states, North Carolina. Utah, Arizona.
and N the northern and aas crn Mon
tana
Within tie last % hour. Heht show.
ers have occurred in me middle At
lantic and New England states. I'm
eastern Minnesota, Arizona Ursh
Montana. Washington. ana oregon.
p. ii. SMYTH
Local FoIccas.er.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
o. Interest 70 nraln Av.-l-,-..

A medical nan who gave evidence
ia a London chancoty division case
testified as % tie connection bc.Ueel
brain work and longevity in o way
That charmed tho ia-Fc-s gI Nir
charm other brain woT.cr ourt Dir.
f The laborers in rural districts. be is
reported as saying. Ole az brain soften
ing, and the average yoectsiya a5a.
ahorcr much earlier than fhe hard
linking lawyer, simply because DE-
30 @ip 70 q from lack of evarc.sc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
PEN PICTURE or GEN. GRAFT.
How Famous Soldier Locked in Fairly
Gays CT the War

How Famous Soldier Locked in Fairly
Gays CT the War.
In Col Clark Cars The nlni, =
tle author tells how Cen II s. Grant
looked in the early days Of the war:
While thus waiting noticed d gen
tleman come down the gang plank
and approach us, seemingly for he
purpose Of speaking 70 MS RE was
OF meliam height, had broad and
rather rounded shoulders, auburn
hair, sandy whisEers. clear blue eyes,
a very quiet modest expression and
appeared To be perhaps q little more
than so years Of age. he wore
blue sack coat and blue trousers,
somewhat worn. but we'll brushed and
cared for which / afterward learned
was the fatigue uniform OF the Init
cd STATES army lie was smoking a
cigar. which he removed as be came
nCar us and raised his hat hut gave
us 10 other greeting. We soon saw
that instead cf being interested in
as he was interested in Roses Ken
lucky mare. lie looked the mare over
with great interest for q considerable
time putting away at his cigar, but
without speaking. Then. again re-
moving his cigar and raising his hat,
he returned on beard tho boat"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
at Half Price
THs HARmoNles OF HOME.
A Matter Of Blended Chords, and
Even Discords.
2021 Washington Ave.

A Matter Of Blended Chords, and
Even Discords.
It has been said that the two ess
entails Ct a perfect home are free
jom and sympathy" In considerirg
this The two may seem Us hrsc0ncl.
able as free VIII and Bralcatin2tior.
ii each member of the home circle Is
free 20 fly off at his or her particular
augonJ, where is the binding and
u1i5,ng sympathy to come in? Dcu1t
less Ii lis q hard saying Hike any other
counsel of perfection Yet that the
trGest home must combine tire largosl
liberty and the closest love is certain
and also Nat The omission Of either
destroys the heart of home life.
A good home-maker needs to seek
both these essentials with all Der poN
en- Many women skilled in hou e.
keeping, full Of tender love to bus
band and children, are yet imperiou
and eZacting through their very lore
Freedom is TO them a departure from
what they consider harmony hut
harmony is not a matter Of one note
lit is the science OF blended chords
end even discords into the desired
theme. Sometimes it is necessary for
the wife and mother herself to play
second fiddle SO to sneak, iii tha
orchestra. Ok to let another member
develop a motive all by himself or
herzelf-iust as necessary as to uIdo--
stand the other parts, and sustain
them when the music requires IT,
For lack Of perception OF this. many
homes. full Of love, are also fun o.
discord, till the Household ceases tc
xpcct anything else and accepts
family jars as an Inevitable part Of
family life.-Montreal Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
DISTRESSING.


Mrs. Hetty Green, the noted fnan.
cier. was taking about the vIcissl.
tudes OF Housekeeping.
hsefdents occur il housekeeping. {"
she said, as distressing and horrible
~ any that occur in the world Of
finance.
"A woman of Bellows Falls gave a
party last year Pie was served at
the party apple pie with the crust
yeFF pzettily orngmented
The woman called the cock into
the dining rooIa.
Nary. she said This crust looks
very nice Eiow ID yQa scallop it so
beautifully?
with your false teeth. mum. ihe
cook ans UeTed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
when We Old Not Care for Japan.

Wncn the FIRST embassy from Japan
arrived in Washington member Of
Tie senate rose and said: Mr.. Presi-
dent the FIRST ambassadors from the
venerable country Of Japan are about
90 arrive ] move the Senate do now
adieum 70 meet aud welcome the Jap.
1resc" Immediately auo,her senator
WAGON hls feet aot 10 second the mo-
iaa haI ~ eay sharply. "Nr. PreeL
dent. ] lumbly trust the Senate Of the
Urtcd States Il America viii not ad-
i1urn fcs every how that comes
along" That re lied it. From Mira
-sarcT q. rryor5 "Reminiscences"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01

piled By the official scorers over the
league and the whole thing just as Il
was sent in by these same scorers are
right in the seeretary's possession anil
the News-Democrats young sporting
editor or any one else are welcome 10
come and examine them. Alterations
in these scores would be palpable to
any one the very moment they see
them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01

Very Low Honesceker's Rates TO the
Southesst-Apri and fs.
On the first and third Tuesdays in
Apriu round trip Homeseekcr's tick
els viii be ON sale at unusually low
rates from Chicago. ST. Louis, Cairo.
Padueah, Evansville. Louisville and
Cincinnati 10 many points on the
Nashville. CHATTANOOGA & St Louis
Railway in Tennessee, North Alabama
and Gergia Limit p days. Stop
overs allowed on y. c. 6 ST. L. Ry..
going and returning.
A splendid opportunity to make
prospecting trip. For further isfor-
nation write TO W. L. Danley. G. 2.
A.. n. c. & ST. l. Rys Nashville,
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
WsshInaton Ru.let-n.

Washington, March aI.-The s0l
lowing is lhr weather forecast cor
Illinois for Ire neN ~ loHr
lh'Itds lb cioudlhess saturday.
followed by rain, colder in south. Sun
day probably fair; fresh 10 brisk
northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-01
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

Baltimore. March S1.-Young Cor
bett and Kid Sullivan fought ten
rounds 10 a draw here tonight Cor
'l'ett claimed a foul in the second
round. The referee refused 10 allow
it, but gave Corbett FIVE minutes In
which 10 recupeTate.