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New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TIE PARTISAN REACHES HALIFAX.

Halifax, Feb 1s-The Allan-State Line steamer
Partisan, which was reported to have foundered a
sea 1sO miles west of Liverpool while on her way
from Liverpool to this city, arrived to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
ADMIRAL pEwEYl4LL Wits GRIP

Washington Feb B-Admiral Dewey is confined
to his home mere with attack of grip. He has
been I'm bed for several days, but will probably be
able to leave ii tomorrow 1t is expected that he
MI be able TO carry out his intention OF inspecting
the North Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
oepENssuRe sNoWsoUND.

ogdensburg N Y. Feb: 1S-This city has been
snowbound for nearly thirty hours. No trains have
arrived or departed the New-York Ce9trsai am, anu
,,n through mails have been received. Six trains
are stalled near Theresa
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

SHANlEV's, zis'yi zls. b1:s' a;s' bet ssfa's 18th
and goth. Ale. 6th,ave.. bet. 2ad-24th. Ale.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
ACCOUNTANT.

EDWARD GUNNELL. certified public ac-
couztant; specialist in costs of manufact-
urinS. 14l Broadway. Telephone 1886
CcrIlaudI.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

TyOeT.-Rsnt.l,ook 20. 81. .210 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
llron said book IS called upon 10 present tie
.sss t.ooL- viii be declared cancelled and
e-;;c@-sshed and q new csse iSsued In lieu
ttrrpf
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

ngTAn M9c Restaurant. Junction B'way
nllGHl y = and Col. ave-. Goth. Music.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

sCHREIBER & DoRNER. upholstering,
3s7 Afnsterdaul-ave. Telephone 442s
River. Special prices for renovating mat
tresses and furniture at residence or shop:
prompt service: references
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Single insertions 8 cents per line. sixteen
words Eeven times consecutively 81, which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered In
The TTibune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Tor a period OF fourteen days. Write fof
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TOILET ARTICLES.

HAHDEEINE. for removing stains from
hands or fingers without injury 20 skin
Send l5c 1Or tTtal tube. PARA CHEMI-
Cal, co p Wsrren-st. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
LOST.

TANERoOK. No. 3s3 236 OF the Union Dime
e;a,yinrs Institution is missing Any per
son havirr a claim 70 IL is hereby calied
upon 20 present the same within ten GAYS
or submit 10 having said passoook. can-
Gel 80 and 2 new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
PIANOS AND oRGAxs.

GREAT sPECIAT. BARGAINS in pianos;
Erard grand. ST5; Billings upright $50;
fns modern square. SIS: good square only
Sl1 Sl9MEHS. J. f92 ESlt9n 81. BsIyB.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

ae West 31st-st. Telephone l299-Madison.
Dinner, 81. 25. Restaurant a la carte.
Private Rooms for Parties.
Music to 8. IL to /.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

WANTED.-Girl for chambeTwork and
waiting and to assist with small wash
ing. Call until 2:3O and after 6 p. m, Mrs
KARL EIISERS. Ardsley Hall. corner 92d-
st. and Central Park West.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover New-York
with staple line; high commissions with
advance of SlOO monthly; permanent posi-
tion TO right man. JESS II. SMITH CO..
Detroit. Mich
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
fonate.

S. = Handsewers; machine
shirrers wanted on ladies belts;
lightest, best ventilated work
room in New-York city; roomy,
clean, light lavatories; attract
i've lunchroom. Factory Supt.,
top floor. 3o2 Mercer-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
LAUNDRIES.

EXCFLIENT LAUNDRY WoRKN2' 60.
and 2.713 Broadway. also $50 Columbus
ave. Wagons call and deliver. HENRY
BECK. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

gOCr or STOLEN N-BankboolI No 445. .454.
~ the Emigrant Industrial Savings BANK
PAYMENT stopped. Please return BOOK 70
bank No 81 ChaHIbers-st
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.HARlEM @AslM0. -. -. e e

bic d'Hote evenings, 6 to (T5c). Satur-
day. Sunday, 81. A la carte all hours.
Sweetest music.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
DoMEsrIo SITUATIONS WANTED.
HalA-

BUTLER.--A first class butler with pri-
vate family or bachelor apartment: also
a good valet; one that can shave and press
and do other duties: first class salad
maker and understands table wines and
all one should expect: is half Indian and
English: reference can be SEEM viii Do
LER. Tribune Uptown Oaice. 1884 Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free of charge, At the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between 36th and 3Ith SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

clean silver. brasse5. attend furnaces.
wait on table. WELTNER. care German
American League. Sl5 West 24th-ss.
VALET. AlsatiaT.; aged IS; thoroughly
competent: experienced traveller and
packer: speaks several languages; four ard
five years first class references. \. II.
Box III. 6lT tth-ave,
VALET and attendant: would care for in
VALID or elderly Eentlem&ns give massage
and shave. well recommended by former
employer. ENGLISHMAN, Box il9, 617
6th-aYs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
RUsINEss CHANCES.

Ah1N6fLS.
HOW THEY GOT RICH
,s the title Of our book. which tells how So
invested weekly in New-York real estate
can make thousands; sent free Dept. r,
TIE WESTMINSTER HEIGHTS co. 277
Broadway. \ew-Y ork.
as partl-r ia manufacturing business IN
SoGtherl city: great opportunity for right
parry. us agents. Room % Clarendon
Hotel city
AN INCOME FOR THE FAAIILY.-Divi-
fenls that VIII please you. address N
TERNATIONAL LUMBER AND DEVEL-
OPMENT co tAssets Thirteen Million
Dollars. 60l Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia.
Penn.
LAWYER WANTS OFFICE, with privilege
OK common entrance; references COUN-
SELLOR. Tribune Once.
PARTNER WANTED for plain and orna-
mental plaster business. r G.. Tribune
Uptown Office. !. 368 Broadway.
COLLINS. 1.7SS AmsteTdam-ave.. takes
splendid photographs of HONE IN
TE:l0ES. = send Tor rates. etc
HIGHEST PRICES PAID in cash for pawn
tc1ets. diamonds, pearls and Jewelry.
A. BAUM 223 BoWery-
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MINERAL WATERS.
OSTEoPATHY.

DIR. EUGENE II. HENRY. Osteopathic
Physician graduate of Kirksville. Mo.
Tel. 4. 4.120-PIaza. :}41 West 4Jth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ATTENDANT. compsniCn 10 an anvalid;
experienced. educated. gentlemanly. ac
eustorned to travelling: Nsw-fork refe.-
cnceH II. Sc Lexilgtoa-ave.
BITTLER.-Private family; Al city refer
encs from last employer. Cail or write
MADISON EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.
800 6th-aye. Telephone 3274 Gramerey.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
HELP WANTED.
.iaI..

Nsls-
A GOOD position Is offered energetic per-
sons. everywhere tacking signs. distTibut-
ing circulars, samples. etc; permanent oc-
cupation; good pay; thousands of dollars
paid monthly to distributors AMERICAN
UNION, Pontiac Building. Chicago
AGENTS. make SO weekly extra making
novelty eveningss you can do The same;
3,506, Boston. Mass.
CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover New-York
with staple line: high commissions with
advance of 500 monthly; permanent posi-
ton 10 right man. JESS II. SMITH CO.,
Detroit. Mich.
ARDENER.-German, Swedish or Scotch;
must be good all round man who can
milk, take care and drive one horse in
winter; must understand raising early vege-
tables in cold and hot frames; also plain
MOVERS; would like married man (no chill
dren) but wife to be competent lauudress,
able TO do gentleman's shirts will be
boarded in summer with other servants;
steady place in private family for good
man; personal references Will be required.
Address L. D.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1884
Broadway
MAN WANTED. of some experience. 10
care for garden, orchard and two cows; 10
assist also with poultry; rem. Of house and
profit sharing, or wages and percentage on
Broadway.
OUR MAN EXCHANGE
nelps capable men to better positions with
out danger to their present connections; op-
portunities paying from 81 600 to 1000
year now open for salesmen. executive.
clerical and technical men. Write or call
HAPGOODS Qnc.). suite sos, 309 Broadway.
OPEN POSITIONS Auditor.
$1,000: Bookkeeper. understanding for
eign exchange, $1,000; Secretary. Sl.JGV;
Draughtsmsn. 81 coo; Salesman, 81, 900
Call for free list and particulars. BUSI-
NESS OPPORTUNITY COMPANY, l Union
Square, New-York.
WANTED-3 good intelligent City Sales
men with references; experience unneces-
sary: good chance for advancement. Ad-
dress W. Box Al. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MEN everywhere copy letters
home evenings; no mailing or canvassing.
Send addressed envelope for particulars
and wages we pay. MANAGER DEPT. S,
1S9 Box 1.411 Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
DOGS, BIRDS, sc.

DOG DEMONSTRATING. teaching.
boarding. anything with dogs or cats;
ce5laIs, c1alns, nledlcihesi ooes on saIe'
Go3 west 1l0Lh-st-. cor. Broadway. Tel.
:. $40 J-ldoruingsidc.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

WE CATER to fastidious people; prompt
and reliable; lace curtains correctly fin
ished; oldest on upper West Side. 243 Co
Iurabus-aWe.. ne4r .lsr-sL-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Elegant washington portrait
in oil. after original from life by Gil
Kinley. Lincoln. Leo XTIIth and others.
Studio. HICKS, 964 St. Nicho!as-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

WE REPAIR. sell and exchange typewrit-
ers end save you from . 20 7Jes from
price. ReminKtOns a spe-
DDlsy. STANDARD TYPEWRITER Ex-
CHANGE. 23i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TYPEWRITIsG.

TYPEWRITERs.-Iu makes sold. rented
reualred exchanged: reliable service
GORBsAS. 20 Nszsao-st- TsieDhoas ITO
Corflsndt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

n 1g6a nnmOH6g q German Restaurant, 1oS-
lLU5GWW $ ia E. l4th. Importer OF
Wdrzburger HofbTau. Pilsner Genossen-
schaftsbrau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26


ing for the &c sion Of Sakhslin. She
has il. She is asking Only Tor FOR
NAL recognition Of her right 10 an Is
land Russia once .cozened and bullied
her out of but Of which she has now
regained possession. Russia is cheek
lily demanding Of Japan the cession of
Territory which was Russian for a
tine, but Is now Japanese. II may
not e0mporG with Japanese IDEAS of
national dignity and honor 10 cede
Sakhalin 10 Russia in whole OF in part.
The essential point is that the Jap
anese have Sakhalin and if they wish
10 keep il a a thorn in tha side of
Siberia, or 10 develop Us resources
il il have any. they can do so. Then
why should Russia continue the war
on account of Sakhalin? II went 20
the heart of George III. to acknowledge
American independence. but he saw
he had lost the colonies. Sakhalin
cannot be named in the same day with
those colonies. and the czar will show
himself more obstinate than George
III If he allow the war TO go on for
the sake of a desolate island which
he cannot rega 'n.-Chieago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
Dr.. Morrison
DENTIST
Office TOT Commercial Avenue
CANNON PHONE To
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, Alexandereounty, SIS. Coun-
tv Court Of Alexander ounty. To the October
term. y ID. 1905 Benja in T.. Thompson adj
ministratpf Of the estate OF Ransom IN mp
son deceased, vs.. Thomas Thompson, Dora
Hogg, Charles johnson, v William Johnson,
Rssie Parrot, Edward Brecher and Nancy
FMFgarsen. Petition to sell real estath 10 pay
debts ttidayit Of the on-residence Of
m omas Thompson, Dora Hogg, Charles Juhn-
son. William johnson. Essie farratt Edward
Eracher and Eabc FurgerSun desendAntsabove
named having been fled 10 the off al the
eIp k of the county court OF Alexander conn
ty, notice is hereby given 10 the said Thomas
Thompson, d IA hogg Charles johnson, WIZ
lam johnson Essie Parrott, Edward Bracher.
and Nancy Brohen that the said plaintiff
Benjamin r.. Thompson administrator OF the
est+te OF Ransom Thompson deceased, has
flied his petit, u in the said county court 81
Alexander county, for IN order to sell the
prenilSes beloa ging to the estate OF said de-
ceased, orsu much 81 II as may ne needed 70
PAY the debts OF said deecased, and described
~ 10 lows io-wit: A II OF lots numbered seven
q eight (s} nine tg} ten no eleven slil and
twelve III Ia block numbered one tll. Lots
numhered seysn eighl iN nanG w tah tloi
elet en- M and twelve i2l in block Numbered
twa al except that part ~ sail lots heretofore
conveyed as right oil way N this Ea@tern lBtpolS
and Miss uri Railway company, wv deed dated
May f2th, 1899, aud recorded ia Office az recortl-
er OF deeds in and for said Alexander county
III book By ~ deed reco DIS, on Tnae asR- Also
OF numbered three {3I in block numbered
three E3 II \ fso lots numbered tive b and sts
l61 10 block numbered forr u. Also lots mum
| bered one two ri three b four 4 five 81
slx Ie seven n eight ST nine NJ ten MI fiev-
en Il II ard seize i2i III block nun bFrea five
FISH 10 numbered one u two u three 81
! four IA FIVE 81 Six f6l seven z eight s. nine
i9l ten l0l eleven u e aud Twelve .l2 IN nioee
/ mum beFed six 49, eli Of said lots being in the
/ town Of santa re- in county Of Alexander and
I state Of Illinois, nd that a summons has been
| issued ont Of this court againstyo retnrnapie
mtth5 October Term, A. ID. 1906, OF said court.
! 70 be holden on the FIRST Monday Of October,
1 ID, 1905, at the court house IN cairo, ~ Alex
1 ander county, Iilinoi. Nov, unless you, the
| defendants, shall personally be and appear
I before said county court Of Alexander comfy,
on tn first day or the term thereof, tobe held
/ eu al CAIRO in said county, on the first Mohday
| of October, 1905, and plead, answer Or denur
I To the said conpiainant's petition filed there
in. the same, and the mattersand things there
( in charged and stated, will be taken as con
! tessed. and decree catered against you &C.
I cording to the prayer Of said bill
\ Cairo, Illinois, August z 1909
JESSE u. MULLER, clerk.
Hunter Bird. comprts solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
BRYAN's uNoERsHlRT
Was Used to Drain Potatoes at Cha
tauqua Dinner.

When William Jenn ngs Bryan,
twice Democratic nominee for the
Presidency Of the United States. ap-
peared at the Chetek (Wis.) Chautau-
qua year ago, he was entertained
az the summer cottage of Eau Claire's
ex-mayor. ". H. Frawley
The day was sitting hot Mr.. Bry-
an had just completed a two-hour talk
and finished shaking hands with sew
eral thousand people. Precipitation
poured down his face. His cellar was
wlted and his elothing chung TO him
as wet as though he had been soused
in the lake. He was rowing over 10
the Frawley cottage. Arriving there
the great Nebraskan said 10 his host
and friend:
Bill, would like to change my un-
dershirt!
He was ushered into the guests
chamber, where the change was made.
Mr. Frawley took the damp garment
just discarded by the orator to the
kitchen where he hung il on the steel
towel rod which projects from the
range.
Several prominent ladies' present as
sisted the hostess to prepare the sump-
tu0us dinner. already trhe late,
The potatoes are done!' cried one
lady, poking fork into the Murphiea
in the pot.
"Tli drain them aid Mrs. Fraw
Hey.
| The regular draining utensl has
not been brought into camp.
Take a tea lowell" said one.
The hostess grabbed in the genera
direction of the steel towel rod pro
ject ng from the range
Something white and soft came.
Another grab and the pot Of pota
toes was on the way to the back dool
In minute the potatoes We're drain
ed as potatoes were never drained be
fore,
The operation just completed, Mrs
Frawleys eye caught for the first tim
the unfamiliar red mark.
oh, OH OH" she cried.
The other ladies' rushed to her as
sistance. fearing e had scalded hei
self
Whats the matter? What's th
; natter" they asked.
OH girls, I've strained the pot;
toes in Bryaus Shirt sa d the hoI
tess ready Do collapse
And sure enough she had!-Sayar
) nah News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
BIRDS POINT, MO.
August rs, 1905.

MIN. Priest Thomas ut Cairo, lii, who
Till III the employ Of the Cotton Belt
moved his family here the latter part
of last week, occupying the home va
Gated BY Mr.. Boyer
81 w. Cardiff, the popular Cotton
Belt brakeman, is on the sick list this
week Mr TedweIi of Cairo, ILL.,, is
on The run instead.
We are getting rich now. We can
not get "a Cairo to blow our money
Iii account Of the quarantine.
Mrs MI Beckwith, R Honcamp'
Priest Thomas and r. Dodd are new
subscribe to The Bulletin. The Bull
letin now has the largest circulation
III any daily reaching our city.
MIN. u. Al Frayser and daughter
Mrs. Alice Weatherholt, departed for
CayeAin.Rock, ILL.,, on an extended visit
\ Ia relatives and friends.
The district road ogerscer, G. y
Nelson, IL around collecting road ta'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
DIAMONDS DEARER.
Syndicate Cables Five Per Cent In
crease in Price Of Stones.

Two events affecting the diamond
market We're announced yesterday in
the Maiden Lane district. Importers
who buy rough goods from the Lon
don synd cate that controls the great
err proportion of the worlds output
were notified by cable that an adj
vance OF per cent had been made,
effective at once and affecting all
grades and sizes Of stones. II was
also learned that the new Premier
mine in the Transyaal, the only mine
outsid of the syndicat5's ownership
which had been yielding stones In
any considerable quantity, has been
| put out of business for a TINE by q
mud rush which covered the works
! for mile.
Importers say that the syndicate
have advanced prices even IL the
Premier mines were not disabled. The
public will feel the advance about the
time the holiday trade begins. There
We're last year four advances, each Of
five per cent, and there was an ad
vance on January Of this year.
Altogether there have been advance.
in the rough goods aggregating abou
50 per cent In four years. but som'
grades Of stones have been put NJ
lcycn higher In addition the cast o
stones 10 the cutter has been increas
ed by requiring him to accept in eacl
shipment certain amounts of inferio
Or yellow stones and large stone
which do not cut to advantage.
The average value Of the rough dil
monds imported at New York las
year wa sS7.50 carat Tho prics t
the public IL much higher, because II
price Of labor In clcav ag, cutting an
polishing must be added. The onl
explanation Of the advance given y
the London syndicate Is that there
a scarcity Of the qualities Of stone
that are most in demand, and mimi
expenses are greater than fornerl
, The De Beers Mines Limited, whic
: supplies the syndicate with the Sout
! Africa gems, has been paying div
4, dends Of 40 per cents-New York SUI
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGEIBORS :

TINS week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Rush at
Jonesboro. Ark, on Aug. 20, son.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush were formerly resi-
dents Of Birds Point.
John WhitIock is spending few
days at Samos, Mo, clssing mOsqui-
toes and killing a squirrel occasionally
The picnic and barbecue yesterday
on account Of unfayorable weather
was not very well attended during the
day, but at night almost everybody in
Birds Point and vicinity was present.
Miss Laura Target of Charleston,
Mo, is visiting friends this week
Mrs. Henry eagle, who has been Wis
lifting relatives at Bardstown, Ark, is
home.
MI irwin Smith Of CaruthersvilIe
Mo. Is the guest Of his brother, G O
Smith this week
4 Miss Emma Manly, who has been
visiting relatives aud friends at Jones
boro, Ill-, returned home Wednesday
Miss Margaret Blattau is home AZ
tcr a TWO weeks visit % relatives il
Cairo, I'll,
There IL to be an all day and al
night barbecue at Rodney. Mo-. Aug
30th. Several Birds Pointers are es
pecting to attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
Aausaue.

Mrs NeWise was veNed,
You are always kicking about ny
cooking. she said "aad saying that
ny doughnuts are aot fl for human
beings 10 eat Ard yet l notice that
tou have gohbled up every one Of that
EST batch,
The brute was staggered but only
or Q moment,
Yes. ny dear" he answered. calm
y. but why7 ! knew that if | did not
eat them cur POOR little baby would
insist on having some. And. rather
than have the child poisoned. ] took
the awful risk involved in deyouring
them myself You evidently do not
understand. my dear. that am self
sacrificing parent"
The silence that ensued was only
broken by crashing sound as Of an
empty doughnut dish breaking upon a
human head.--Clevelan Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26

All Illinois Central, Mobile II ohie
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and de
part form Central station, corner O
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big -Four and Iron Mountab
rains arrive and depart from Il
Union station, Second street and Coz
Dercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited in the box a
he transfer station, located at Cen
raj station. 20 minutes before the A.
5artnre Of any train
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
MOUND CITY.
August Is. 1905.
. . . . - . . .

Alex. Montgomery returned
from d business trip to St Louf
made brief round-trip Of IT. NJ seai Y
Joseph Bowers, j. N. Livesay,
I ''s',n a'.u IA ~ saiiars, rarni. I've got
Carbondale this week.
William Neadstine informs the
H"' ~ ~, cav ,ern Esed,
.ly He is now negotiating for thl go go
Of the National hotel and bar
fact all his real estate and pc
plope' = - 80 - hnoy
uo rrs, i a u,ror,cb + lin his
attack Of malarial fever and Is
ened with typhoid.
r. q. Niece, the barber wiz
been employed in George Keller $500 $500.
the past eighteen months, win 80 ~ Z
y Sno -, y ~ 7, ,'annnao ri hiokan
boss ler
Little Juiiette snider. VIII pr
Wednesday. was buried in
Grove cemetery yesterday aftd ~ nass
The large crowd in attendance |,
funeral attested the profound It'll. !,
pathy with which the communT
ter;ains for the sorrowing p
and grandparents staai,l,
The criticism is becoming ca
| that the lawns and groves at MIMI
donal cemetery are not rccelyf s sn..s
attention they have in formerE
ios - 80, ,,,4a she ha
'"'o'i. NJ, ~,.t ,,,roes hnnot re
IN.
berry and grass in good order.
Henry Hillerich chief accd !"
for the Metal Bound factory, l
moved from the John Dishingf ~ ~,
tage In North town to G. J. Nj s.
cottage, corner Of East First strI II J..
Commercial avenue. ,,,
observe that the piers whit. y,
put under the residence building aaS ~
are being erected these days an
structcd of the concrete hlockI u
luiaculred and lately put upon I'm
ket by William Neatlstine and ,a I,
~ -, HERS 9
guest of Miss Reese Thomas In srnna
Chain. MA
Villa Ridge had twentynine
sentatives on the I. G. excursk rana
Nn'N"so '"e sot'y pan VI '''V nest ,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
Here's Your Title.

Advertisement in the London
Times Titles OF Nobility Foreign
Decorations and Orders procured for
Gentlemen of means without publicity;
replies by letter only requested from
serious persons. Apply. etc"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26
Tran,rs' ccstiy sleep.

A tramp who slept in newly made
coffin In an Amsterdam undcrtaker's
shop was sent to prison because, not
Being a corpse, he had "usurpedi a
place that rightfullv belonged to the
dead"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26

August %, 1905.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Healey a
Charles are visiting N Ohio.
Conductor James Harding me
10 his new house on spencer
Thursday
Mr. VIII Gallicn made a
Cairo Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck leave toni
northern points.
Mr.. Frank Spencer Of Mob
lied with The family of JohI
part Of tn s week.
Mrs. Ayrcs Of villa Ridge vi
town Thursday
The ladies OF the ConsreI
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26

Account Conventions, Meetings, Etc.
Portland, Ore. and return.
Lewis and Clark Centennial Tick
cts on sale until Sept. 30, 1906.
Denver, Col. and return.
Very low rates. Tickets on sale
June 20 to July a; August IA, ~
10. IA; August 20 to September &
Summer tourist Excursion rates are
also available to the many Summer
Resorts in the different sections Of
the United States and Canada.
For full information and particulars
as to rates. tickets, etc, call on
agents big Four Route" or address
the undersigned.
Warren J. Lynch, Gen'l p. a r. AT.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-26

Because he did rot want 70 chop
some stove wood for his mother, WAL
ter 81. Clair OF San Francisco, age III,
went 70 the cellar and hanged himself.