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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-08-16
Commissioners Sale.

MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27
BURTON FOUND GUILTY
Verdict Brought In After Short Deliber'
alton Will Appeal

St. Louis, Nov. rs. Senator
J. R. Burton of Kansas was to-
night found guilty on all six
connts in the indictment upon
which he has been on trial for the
week in the United Seates circuit
SQUIRT. charging him with having
agreed toaccept, and having accept
ed, compensation from the Rialto
Grain and Securities company Of
St. Louis to appear for the com
pany in the capacity Of an attorney
before the postofice department.
The verdict was brought in at
1850 o'clock, two hours and IS
minutes after the jury had receiv-
ed the case.
Senator Burton was ordered to
appear III court at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning, when, his council
announced, bill Of exception
would be asked for. Court then
adjourned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27
OFFICERS RAIDED THE JOINTS
Burned the Gambling ParaphernaIia
Nc Arrests We're Made

Araid on the joints was made
Saturday night about 9 o'clock
Chief Hopkins ordered the raid
and headed it, being assisted by
Officers Goodwin, Farmer, Gibson
and Burke and others. Four places
were visited, the Headlight, The
Mint, "77 and "66.' There
was a lively scampering when the
officers appeared, but 50 perfect are
the devices used for giving the
alarm on the approach Of officers,
that no arrests were made.
AT all the places the officers took
possession Of the gambling para
phernalia. including crap tables,
poker tables etc, carried them into
the streets and burned them.
The lid is on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

Chickasha music Studio, Tues
dav Nov. 2S, 1905.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
a E REVELATIONS!

Tea. of mankind's favorite oev,
Injurious poison, known as Tannin-
the self same Tannin that is used by
the commercial world in the tanning of
leather, but Tea. Eta is free from the
poisonous Tannin.
Hemlock bark, the most available
bark for making leather. contains from
: to 8 per cent. Of Tannln.
In other words, the tanning, leather
making acid in that alluring cup of tea
YOU so enjoy(O is t rec times as strong
as the decot'on which turns bull hide
into your boot stock!
If your grocer does not keep Tea
Elsa, insist on his getting it for you.
or on receipt Of 35c we will mail you
half pound OF either flavor: Oolong,
Mixed, English Breakfast or Ccylon.
ROYAL TEA-ETTE COMPANY
Brooklyn, N. y.
WARD & COMPANY, New Jersey
Agents, Io4 McWhorter ST., Newark,
y. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18

~IntrOIuCed, Jan to, lDWI.
Passed, Feb. II, 1905.
Approved. Feb -. 1905.
Approved
MARTYR BRACE,
Mayor.
Attest
Chas. NJ. MacWllams.
City Clerk.
1905 9.l5 ?w vas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
NOTICE.

Whereas, The grade OF Division street
has been established by ordinance and
the work completed, and certain prop
erty owners along the line OF said street
have petitioned the Council 10 have the
sidewalks paved and curbed;
BE it resolved by the Council OF the
City of Perth Amhoy, That the owners
or occupants OF lots fronting on saiu
street be and they are hereby directed
to flag the sidewalk in front OF their re-
spectivc premises with / foot Blue
Stone Tagging. aud to lay Il 20 neh
Blue Stone curb. within two months
from the passage and publication OF
this resolution.
And if any of said owners or occu.
pants shall neglect to do said work,
that the same shall be done by the
Council at their expense.
All said work TO be done under the
superintendence Of the Street Commits
sioncr and the direction of the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers.
Approved.
II. MARTYN BRACE,
lOO75 2-lj It VS. Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18

LOS ANGELES. cal. Feb. lS.-Not
understanding tie mcidy condition al
the track at Ascot four favoritcs won,
the other races going 10 second choices.
Cincinnatus made a runaway race OF
the fourth event over the Brooks
course, leading by eight or ten lengths
all the way. Jockey Hughes was in.
definitely suspended for his ride on
Dccitao in the s,rcpicchaac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
An ORDINANCE.

An ordinance TO vncate Ches nut street.
Whereas the Central Railroad Company
OF New Jersey has petitioned the Council
10 vacate Chestnut street, and said petit
ton has been advertised as required by
the charter.
BE it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy;
Sec. THAT Chestnut street as for
merly laid out by George Buchanan be
and the same Is hereby vacated.
Introduced, Dec. 5. 1904.
Passed, Feb. 4, 1906.
Presented, Feb. 10, 1905.
Approved, Feb. II, 1908.
Approved
II. MARTYR BRACE,
Mayor.
Attest
Cbas. NJ. McWillama,
City Clerk.
1907 2-l5 Wv w&s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
Bennett Is Champion Live Bird sho,

Bennett lis Champion Live Bird shot,
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. lS.--R. Il.
Bennett of the Heron Hill Gun club of
PittHburG at the ltuSch House tralts
won the title of champion live bird shot
Of North America and the handsome
Gilman ari Barnes trophy that goes
with it. Bennett killed tWcnty-f0ul'
birds out of n possible twenty-five. He
missed his third bird.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-.At the ma.
tiOnal indoor tennis championship tour.
nament here L.. Il. Dcwlurst of the
University Of Pennsylvania. who won
the intercollegiate tennis donors two
years ago., w0n easily from Mannin.
Goldman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
NOTICE.
A Sent For Every Passenger.

ALBANY, \. u, Feb. lS.-Steam.
street, elevated and subway railroad
companies will be compelled TO furnish
a scat for every passenger il the lcgis-
lature passes a bill introduced by Sen
ator Grady. If any passenger is unable
to obtain j seat the company may be
sued and a penalty Of $50 recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
Columbia Fencers Won.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-The Column
bia fencing team defeated Cornell in Il
close tournament held in the Columbia
gymnasium last night by the score Of
5toi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
NOTICE.
Perth Amhoy, n. j.

Perth Amhoy, n. j.,
January 1905.
70 the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the City of Perth Amboy
Gentlemen-We the undersigned proper.
ty' owners along the line of Hall avenue,
do hereby respectfully petition Your hon
oi, bic body to cause II grade to be es-
tabisued on Hall avenue from the bridge
over the Central railroad of y. j., to
Woodbridge road and we do further petit
ton to have said portion of all avenue
WORKED to the established grade, aud yOl.r
petitioners will ever pray. Signed
Anton Andersen aud Is others.
Ed~i in Metzgar,
Martin il. Thompson,
Joseph Miller,
John Fnhey.
Morton Nielsen,
p. Freis LangesGn,
Karl Freis,
Peter Andersen,
Jorgen Hansen,
Soren c. Jensen,
John Zamilinskl.
Dick Tiedge,
John Jabrockhy,
Hans n. Miller,
lens MadSen.
101lG-2-1s 5tm VS.
NOTICE.
The City of Perth Amboy, n. l., will
receive bids and proposals fo1 a single
horse hose wagon of sufficient size TO
carry 500 feet regulation 2It inch
double jacket fire hose.
All bids to be in before March Goth.
1905.
l00GS 2-la Ct
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
A Polite pischaroe.

James Rankin Young. the new SUI
porintendcnt Of the Dead Letter Office
admires politeness.
1T is possible" he said recently, ito
be polite always. It is possible TO be
polite even when discharging a drunk
en- coachman. l know that this is so.
for | have seen the thing done,
"a friend Of mine found himself
obliged last week 10 get rid Of his
coachman for drunkenness. He sum
moncd The man into his presence. and
discharged him with this polite
speech
~ ear. Montgou cry, that we must
part u has been impossible for me
to avoid noticing that several times
during the past month you have been
-er-sober Now, don't believe that
any man can attend properly to drink
ing IF he las driving 20 do, and, there
fore, at tho months end you will be
free to devote yourself exclusively to
your CHOSEN occupation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
contented Man sizes Himself Up.

Not that I'm any walking physical
culture-didit advertisement" unused
the man before the mirror, "but I'm
not as bad as might be at that
For example. I'm not SO thin that
my shirt studs make my coat stick
out in the back, and I'm not so fat
that have TO climb mountain every
time | want to take my shoes off
whats more, I'm not so tall that
my soup gets cold before 1t reaches
my stomach, while, on the other hand,
I'm not so short that when | slip !
don't notice the fall.
another thing I've got to be thank
full for. I'm not so narrow shouldered
that people have to look at my hands
to tell which is my right arm and
which is my left.
THAT must be as bad as being so
knock-kneed that crimson rsnnblers
take you for a trellis and try to grow
up you.
But best of all, to my mind, is the
fact that I'm not so bow-legged that
The rush hour crowd ever clamoI
about my feet under the annoying i'm.
preston that | am the subway"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
Teeth and Tenpsramsn t.

Il don't suppose riany people stop
to think that the formation OF their
teeth is an indication Of their temper.
ament. said a dentist the Other day.
Did you ever see a person with
long, narrow teeth who had not a
very nervous ,high-struns tempera.
ment Did YOU ever see a person with
short hFoad teeth who was not some.
what phlogmatic ana cheerful? | of.
ten wcnder when the pretty girl opens
her mouth to show her ivory whto
teeth If she realizes that some Of US
arc sizing UP Ter disposition.
Il unconsciously fall into the habit
OF looking at the teeth Of tho people
( meet socially and choosing my ac-
quaintances accordingly. That Is one
of the reasons why false teeth ought
to be made exactly like the original
set They have to fit the tempcra
mcnt Of the wearer."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
.ELOPED TO CAIRO
HAPPILY welded
YOUNG JOHNSON COUNTY cou.
PIE WERE MARRIED AT
FRIENDS HOUSE IN CAIRO
YEsTERDAY-MET HERE BY
ARRANGEMENT.

Despite the objections Of her par-
ents, Miss Ora Haterman OF Vienna,
WAS married yesterday afternoon to
Mr. Eugene Turley OF Buncome III,
at the home OF Mrs G.. y. Bell, 2043
Walnut street by Rev S. j. Mahoney.
The objections to the wedding were
raised owing to the brides tender age,
she having just recently reached her
majority Saturday night, according
to the arrangements she came TO
Cairo ON the Big Four and went 20
the home of Mrs. |. II. Langston Of
Eighth street, who is a sister Of Mr.
Turley. Yesterday the groom arrived,
having taken the {. and +. l. from
his home to Ullin and from there to
Cairo on toe Illinois Central.
The bride and groom left last night
Tor St Louis where they will spend
their honeymoon The groom is
known in Cairo. having been employ
ed here several months recently M
the Lewis Mercantile house He is II
years old Those who Witnessed the
wedding were: Mr. l. II. Iangston
and wife. Mrs b D Bell and son aud
Miss Francis Terrell
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
Good Resolutions.

Like the fiost on the pane, with its deli
cate lacings
Tint mcts as tho sun ises lusty and
gay
Like the castles ard lakes IN the strange
twilight tracinEs.
tho day
like the spaik from The chimney which
nickers and blackens;
Like the meteor torn from the depths
OF tho ulGAt;
Like Che rocker that EioWs with a rush
and then slackens
And expires when its promise has Just
reached It's height,
Like the Wild rose whose petals so fra
gilc and fragrant
Were scattered ana lost as a breeze
wandered near,
Like tho song Of a bird that was care
less ard vaarant
Are the GOOD resolutions | made yes
teTysar.
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
a Homely Criticism.

Uncle Joe Cannon is sometimes too
homeiy and direct and harsh in his
comments" said a young journalist.
II was not at all pleased with the re-
mark he made TO me while ! was
speaking al the X banquet
"Of course. I am not an experienced
speaker. can't rattle of words Ike
the veterans Of the Senate and House.
admit that I began my address in a
faltering way. began. If I remember;
Gentlemen. my opinion IS that the
generality Of mankind in general is
disposed 30 take advantage Of the gen
crafty ~
Here Uncle Joe interrupted me
"'sit down. son, he said You are
coming out Of the same hole sou went
il at
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
New Flreproor Cloth.

In a paper read at a meeting Of
society Of dyers in Manchester titanic
acid (the oxide of titanium) was
claimed to possess remarkable fire
prooflng properties and evidence was
produced in the shape of experiments
by the reader of the paper, He took,
for instance, some pieces of flannel
cite which had been treated with
titanic acid and put a match to them.
The incipient fire in the material
smoldered and went out, refusing to
burst into a flame. The experimenter
claimed that all indammabIe textiles
could thus be rendered fireproof and
that dyeing, boiling or washing would
not remove the acid, it becoming. in
fact an integral part Of the fabric
United States Consul Mahin of Not
t.ngham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
THE BET WAS ON.
But it Was Not Wager, Just Guess.
inr Contest.

But 1t Was Not Wager, Just Guess.
inc Contest.
In Pennsylvania there is quite as
much interest taken in the annual
football championship game between
Haverf0rd and Swarthmore colleges
as there is in the success or failure of
the team from the university which is
at home in Philadelphia. No contest
ing teams the country over are more
warmly supported than those Of Hay
efford and Swarthmore, but rs the
one is an orthodox Quaker institution
and The other Hicksite Quaker and as
Quakers Of all shades Of belief agree
that betting is not to be counterauced
for a moment, the thouehtless have
concluded that no wagers are laid by
these 'rooteFs.' That is mistake.
During the hour preceding the
Observation-Disclosures battle a fort
night ago, an alumnus Of the latter
college, meeting a Swarthmorian, said
81 think we are going to win to-day =
Does thee, indeed answered the
other; how .uch does the think so?"
why, iii guess thee about five, :"
came the reply.
IN guess thee" remarked Swarth,
move and the bet was on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
NO ROYAL ROAD TO HEALTH
The Only Conclusion These Two Men
Could Arrive At.

The Only Conclusion These Two Men
Could Arrive At.
Two healthy men talked.
81 attribute my condition. said the
first healthy man, entirely to my
manner of life. | rise at o'clock
every morning. take cold bath"
"a cold BATH exclaimed the second
healthy man. Ugh! 1t makes me
shudder
ayes, sir. repeated he first healthy
man. "A cold ath-just as the water
runs, mind you-and then light
breakfast of milk and toast. After
breakfast | walk FIVE miles in very
light clothes; In fact, | never wear an
overcoat all winter For dinner eat
chop, and after dinner another walk
OF I'VE miles In the evening have
plain supper and am IN bed by 10 !
don't drink and don't smoke"
well" said the second healthy
man, chat wouldn't suit me at all. |
lie abed as long as can in the morn
ing. Then / get mp. dress in warm
room. so as to be thoroughly comfort
able. eat hearty breakfast Of buck
wheat cakes. fishballs and coffee, and
ride TO business-for | never walk or
take any exercise II can help II. At
noon eat a big luncheon, and at night
get outside of q six-eourse dinner.
smoke ten cigars a day and drink what
please"
The first healthy man looked at him
in amazement
How. then. he exclaimed. edo you
account for the fact that we are both
so blamed healthy2"
1T must be. said the second
healthy man. as he lighted another eli
gar. because each of Us does what be
pIeases. in spite Of The other Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
MANILA TO BE REBUILT.
Work Begun to Make It Model City
of the Orient.

Work Begun to Make It Model City
of the Orient,
Plans have been perfected and the
work begun of rebuilding Manila and
making II the beautiful city Of the
Orient. II will not only be clean and
healthful, with wide streets and at
tractive plazas, but it viii be CAPT.
tai of art as well II is seldom that
such an opportunity has presented
itself in the Orient 10 make q model
city. says the Worlds Work, and the
insular government, with the active
cooperation Of the United States gov
eminent, is taking every advantage
Of it.
For example, for years open bitches
throughout the city have been used
for sewage purposes, so that the pub.
lie health has been put in jeopardy
These bitches will be made into clean
canals, spanned by numerous bridges
Pleasure boats will ply on thom. a
complete sanitary sewerage system
will replace the present bitches.
But the most interesting feature OF
the reconstruction of tne city IS he
preservation OF the famous Walled
City, which was erected 200 years ago
20 repel the Spanish and Dutch invsd-
ers. This Walled City has a distinct
ly historical as well as a picturesque
value.
The work or allirg IN 155 acres ad-
Joining Mallaco viii give Manila an
ideal pleasure ground for all the peo-
pie. This drive is a favorite resort,
and the view is said TO be one Of the
most beautiful In all the Philippine
islands. Bandstands viii be erected
for popular concerts. Another impOr
tant step is the construction Of com
nlete waterworBs system Tor which
there has been a bond issue Of $4,000.
0G0. The water will be pired from
the Mariquina valley fifteen miles
away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

In the course Of my association with
tobacco, about twenty FIVE years, |
have known men ali this time, ever
working day, TO be inhaling tobacco
dust or fumes produced IN the process
Of manufacture Uninterrupted good
health IS the general rule Of all per
sons engaged In tobacco proceediRgs
Of every kind. and generally Of large
consumers Writer IN LONDON Ian
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
TRADE GUILDS OF CHINA.
Employers and Employees Are in Close
Combinations.

Employers and Employees Are in Close
Combinations.
4 recently published report Of ex-
Consul General McWade Of Canton,
China, gives some interesting details
Of the industrial conditions of China
and. incidentally, of the labor union
system of that country. The laborers
werk long hours and their meals arc
supplied by the employer. Their food
consists Of rice, partaken Of twice
day. with now and then a few vege-
tables or pieces of salt fish or pork as
relish Tea Is also furnished to
them in unlimited quantities. They
begin work as soon as daylight ap-
pears and continue until between 8
and 3 o'clock at night, the recent in
PRODUCTION of kerosene oil lengthening
their hours Of labor The workman
eats and sleeps in the shop where he
Is employed.
Not only do the male workers have
a trades union or guild of their own,
but so also have the employers. To
these guilds are referred all disputed
questions of labor and food, which, as
a rule are amicably settled. The OPP.
eratives seem to take it for granted
that their employers can properly
claim e3ely moment Of their time
from early morning until night. unless
about thirty minutes set apart fer
each meal Of rice and vegetables be
t, a
to arrive at a satisfactory settlement
Of a dispute the employers simply
close up the shops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
WANTED TOFINISH
FIGHT IN JAIL
MEN AFTER TWO BRUTAL EN-
COUNTERS ASKED POLICE.
MAN TO ALLOW THEM TO
FINNISH EACH OTHER IN
CELL.

After two brutal fistic encounteres,
as a result of which both were badly
beaten, George Collins and w. f.
Smith, two painters. who said their
home was in Memphis, begged Officer
James Cowell, vino arrested them late
yesterday afternoon, to lock them up
in one cell so that they could finish"
each other
IAN / ask" said Collins, is that
you lock me up with him. I'll finish
him" That's right responded the
other, please lock us up in one cell
That's all want"
The two men, who first came TO
blows on Commercial avenue and
Fourth street and later met for a sec
ond round at the corner of Sixth
street and Commercial avenue, glared
at each other in the police station
and made an effort % get together
for the third miX-up. Officer Cowell
interfered. however, and locked the
men in separate cells, They had not
been in Cairo bur a few hours when
they became involved in a quarrel
which ended in a bloody fight. One of
the men was badly cut up and he
walked out Fourth street and created
considerable excitement in the resi-
dence district by his CORY appearance,
The men met later on Sixth street
and started to fight again, when Off
cef Cowel arrested them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

The Guatemalan minister had At
tended a reception in Washington re-
Gently. As he was leaving he said TO
the negro who called the carriages:
"Call the carriage Of the Guatemalan
uinister-you understand, Guatema-
Ian minister. Yes. sir: understand
perfectly. sir" he replied, and then
shouted At the top Of his lungs: The
carriage for the Watermelon minis
teri"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
Railway Rullalnn in Jspan.

During 1903 railway building In
Japan on one extension OF eleven
miles called for the construction Of
two tunnels. CSC feet and 2235 feet
fn length. resp ecfiyely. and one bridge
u zoos feet. Another extension OF
fourteen miles was built last year.
This line also required several
bridges. Other shorter and temporary
lines we're built in 1908 The So
bankis bridge, On oae Of these smaller
49,. 4 . ga r-.s fov~
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
usndorblIt nlslL.es socIefn.

Frederick Vanderbilt seldom goes
anywhere IN society. He dislikes it
extremely. aud it is said that he fire.
auently goes away when bis Wife'has
house parties. They are a devoted
couple. and Mrs Vanderbilt herself is
not much taken with society Of to-day.
She is fond Of literary people and of
entertaining men and women of brains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
c. c. TERRELGs sToEE
BROKEN INTO AND ROBBED

The shoe store Of c. G. Terrell was
broken into and the cash register rob
bed Of a small amount Of money some
time Saturday night or early sunday
morning The thief gained entrance
through rear window
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
what Father DID.

Employed in the family Of the late
Gen. William G. Ward Of Gymes Hill.
Staten island. there was an English
housemaid who Was questioned as TO
what her fathers occupation vas.
20. father Just SITS
what Go yog mean by thatE
well. you see. maam. fathers just
The living image Of Mr.. Gladstone. and
when the artists want to paint a pic
tire of Mr.. Gladstone they sends for
sather. and be fust sits New York
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

First Consumer see that the
stock Of the Amalgameted Gas CON-
pany ~ cnt mp several points oday.
Second Consumer-Yes suppose
TIE meters must be getting verse aad
worse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
First Bomb Outrage.

The first bomb outrage occurred on
Christmas eve. 1S9e when sainENa.
JAM tried TO kill Napoleon. More than
1so people were injured By the ex-
plosinn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

There will be a long police docket
for Judge Davidson TO clear this morn
ing Saturday night five men were
arrested charged with frequenJing
houses of i'll fame Six ordinary
DRINKS and disordcrlies were on The
book at midnight and more were prob.
ably pu in during the remainder Of
the night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

For Sale-6f5 Washington avenue, $3.50;
Brick cottage, Twenty INST near Walnut, $500
20 iaogcuth.st. 81, l0e; 30 Eleventh ~ s2,2lo.
All offers considered. tMis NJ. Is. Burnett
l22g Maryland avenue, st. Lofts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

In The reign Of William Rufus. Of
England, in the eleventh ceaturS. 4
greet dude effnhert the Horned
used 7hces vith sharp points. stufe1
n-lth TO- ars f..lsls4 Ike Tan lnEns
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

For sale Cheap Fine family carriage pole
end shafts. tao rubber tired ruuahouts AL in
good condition. T.. s. Thstiewood 25la wash
iuElon ave.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27

la six weeks we will educate you for trav-
cling salesman and guarantee you position;
write for particulars. The Bradstrt CT System,
= chester, Ny,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
AGENTS WANTED.

Wanted solicitors; both ladies and gentle
men. Apply by letter, M" care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
MAIL ORDERS.

Experienced cashier aud saleslady Will
good references wanted. Address o. This
nnLtn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-27
BoARoERs WANTED.

Room and board $3.50 per week. 52s Tenth
street.