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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
FoUR LEFr IN COLE PLAY.

New York, Sept. 30.-At the conclusion of the
second days play in the. annual tournament Of
the Nassau Country club near Glencove. N. Y,
four well known golfers left for the premier
honor. This quartet is made uD of Walter ].
Travis of Garden City, former national and Brit
ish champion; Douglas Laird Canadian player.
who is "a student at Princeton university. aud
Allen Lard Of Washington, D. G.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
AMERICAN, LEAGUE


St.: Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
At Philadelphia n
Chicago ..........O O-1
st. Louis ..........3 0 Z o 1 0 Oil 10
Batteries-For Chicago, Altrock Walsh, Smith
and Mcfarland; Bender and Schceck. Umpires,
Hurst and O'Loughlin.
Washington ....o12 ooo21 100 s s
St. Louis ..........3 OIL o 1 Oil 10
) Batteries-For Washington, Adams, Manuel.
Hardy and Heydon; for St Louis, Buchanan and
At New York R H e
New York .........0 o o 90 o o 90 8 l
Batteries-For Cleveland, Rhoades and Clark;
for New York. Clarkson and Conner. Umpires,
Connor and Sheridan.
AT Boston H E
Detroit ............o q. % 100 O "a 2
Boston .............o 0 0 0 0 OIL 8 4
Batteries Detroit, Mullin and Warner;
for Boston, Gibson and Crtger Umpire, Con-
molly. %
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
MADE A LONG TOUR,

Julius J. Heinrich has returned from an auto
trip of 500 miles thru the southern part of the
state He and his party report the roads In fine
condition and that the trip was made without
mishap. Mr.. Heinrich intends to start soon
on similar tour of the northwestern part Of the
state. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
m as follows
COULD NOT SCORE
Freshmen and High School Players
Work on Goalless Gridiron.
- ,-<-Rx l. l. COLLINS. 80. =
BY L. L. COLLINS.

y On the campus gridiron, conspicuous for ab;
sence of side lines, goal lines goal posts and
other appurtenances Of a well.regulated foot
had its first try-out Of the season yesterday IN
practice game with East Side school, No
tepf f. he field 70 ad Been lined and the
teams playing regular game the freshmen
would have won by score of to 0.
esting because it gave the nrsr line. of the
year ON the possibilities Of both the freshman
and the eleven of East high. Both teams went
and altho the freshmen gained more ground than
their opponents, the smaller players on the high
school team showed the effect of consistent pre-
l1minary training, did little fumbl1ng and start
In p' the hrst half Sig Harris selected from the
fire men aned haa dege TIE made
the week, and this team did much better
against East high. than the team selected for
five regulars with six fresh men.
East high kicked off and the freshmen rushed
the ball thirty yards up the field by series
Of center bucks and runs around the end. At
this stage Of the game there was a mix-up in
e o o the
touchdown of the game, altho Martin, the speedy
high-school quarterback took advantage Of the
unlined field in the second half and ran thru
the crowd for touchdown. He was declared
out of bounds, altho several of the freshmen
were near enough to pull him down and missed
After Moores run the .bigh-school team braced
and the honors were even for the remainder of
the rsf rest ee M LINED
flaws in the freshmen line and sent Bunnell.
Wesbrook and Barden thru for consistent gains.
the run ths the best
work He was played at tackle and mixed up
fullback backed up the freshman line we'll,
and Robertson was the most consistent ground.
gamer for the future varsity players.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
+ MANCHESTER WON -. ~.
Defeated Mechanics Arts by Score
- of 17.0 IS e.

< Manchester opened its season yesterday by de-
feating Mechanic Arts of st. Paul 1t TO- 0 in
q game played on the Manchester grounds, De
without a coach and are very light, the Me-
chan1c Arts rut UP stout resistance at
every stage of the game They got within hail
ing distance of the college goal three times
once to the three-yard line. where the Macal-
ester team held for downs. Manchester is light,
but under the coaching of U. R. Jones has de-
sveloped speed which is remarkable for SO early
In the season.. Lineup: ....'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
The School Stars.

Wesbrook at halfback starred in the back
field for East high, while Barden and Cranbrook
were conspicuous for good work in the line.
bone broken toward the end of the game and
will be out of the game for month at least.
The East high team was crippled early in the
week by the loss of one of the Sherblom broth
ers for the same reason
The teams lined m as follows.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
Ry O'LouqhIIn.

ny " EOuSllIH'
The gophers are playing their second game
Of the year this afternoon, having as oppo-
nents the teams from Shattuck and Pillsbury.
These teams are light and can scarcely S nope nope
always put up plucky fights and made the
game we'll worth watching. 81.
The gophers in their. scrimmage work last
night gave more promise of rounding into
form than they have at any time since the
assembling of the team this. year. Long sig
nal practice was the order Of the day for the
college and varsity, and, as the weather held
too much Of summer in 1t, the men We're not
allowed to get into scrimmage for more tnan
| fifteen minutes. ~
The feature Of the scrimmage was the work
of Joe Cutting in getting away for long runs.
The first of these was fast for early season
football, and made possible by the splendid
interference Of Larkin and Current. Cutting
started down broken field with several will
Ing collegians waiting for him. The Sleepy
Eye lad kept we'll within his interference.
threaded his way down to the goal and slammed
the ball down for a touchdown.
shuknecht Breaks Loose.
"A few minutes later the varsity started on
campaign in which schu ust ess
gains at the ends Gains Of this kind were
followed by another escape by Joe Cutting
) around right end, and, while the interference
play, Cutting got away for another touch.
down "a stiff battle or two In the center OF
the field and the squad was allowed to sprint
TO training quarters. = - = =, -. 20.
Kicking formed a part Of the work Of yes.
terday, and Larkin is picking up in this
branch of the work. The only, drawback tc
iLarkins work Is trife of slowness which he
nus acquire to push his team up, to varsity
Speed Lafkins has good head and uses good
aeneralships Bis kicking Is fair, and 1T he
: viii get of and away a ffttle quicker heswill
make the quarterback position without great
difficulty. ~ S.es n p. ss-szsss4,> Fl :.
"a Weather Bothers. '%." =.
The work of the week has been hampered
on account of the heat. The weather has been
that OF August rather than the kind expected
for the latter part of September DR.. Will
liams has looked after the men carefully
and seen to 1t that none of them were crowded
beyond their limit AS result of this care
the team has not suffered from single in
Jury, a record which they did not have las
yea Mt this time.
While subject to change the probable line
up Of the team this afternoon will be al
fellows:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
Weather Bothers.

Il Pillsbury's lineup is unknown. the team
was late arriving in the city, but the Shat
tuck lineup. telegraphed from shattuek
left guard; Lewis Jones, right guard; Harte
acaptain), left tackle; LANCE, right tackle;
Johnston, right end; WEIGH, left end; Kipp,
quarterback; Mussellman, left halfback; Harri-
son. fullback; Capron, right halfback. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30

Batteries-For Detroit, Afullin and Warner;
molly. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
TOO STYLISH FOR HIM.
Pullman Passenger Who Objected to
Having His Boots
Shined.

We bad queer passenger on one OF
our cars a few nights ago said q cou-
ductor vino runs 10 Kansas City from
the west lie was big -puucher
from Colorado WHO had been Induced 10
ride for the first time on Pullman by
friend He was going 10 Fort Collins
Col. During The might the porte.
blscked The coVpuucher's boots Next
morning he passenger called ne.
Say. be said ] can't fad my boots
/ left EN- hyar last night
Arent hose yours q asked point
ing 10 the polished boots.
No sir they haint Ny boot
haiHfneYer been BACKED an they hahn 9
never Roin - be- when finally con
WINGED him that ihey were bis boots he
got mad
Whsrd he do ID fer7 be asked viii
a scowl. IN iet you know { ha.n't Ne
dude
As he pulled he boots on Dc growlel.
That settles this hyar Pullman busiue :
With me. Hysrafter an ride on stocR
trains. where a man don't have 10 be %
plagued stylish
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

Proposaia for Removal Of Garbage for
wear 1905.

xgl Cairo, Ill, Dec. 2ist, 1906.
Sealed proposals addressed TO thu
city council of the city of Cairo, III.
WIN be- received At this Office up L
: O'clock. p. nl. OF Tuesday January
md. 1906, for the removal or all gar
l,age " the city during the year 1896
The garbage, consisting Of all decaye.
fruits, vegetables and Kitchen offa
from the front Of all residences ant
streets Of the city Of Cairo, as many BIZ
directed by the city council and boar(
Of health
Theecontractor will be required te
remove all garbage during the months
hereafter named as follows, viz;
From December to March, twice each
week. from March LIST, to May LIST
three times each week. from May Isl
10 December LIT. six times each week
The removal Of the garbage TO be
70 the satisfaction Of the board Of
health and deposited not less than one
mile from any inhabited portion of the
city Al bond III the sum Of ts5oo.oo)
Five Handred dollars with approved
security must accompany each bid
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Il. s. DEWEY.
City Comptroller.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
THE GOOD ONE DOES.

Fine weather for The haydn said
Eiiakim Fairhayea. 10 his material
nature. Gods sunshine and the grand
glitter oI earth aud sky were but in
sJrumeuts 10 All bis pockets with sor-
did gain mere ac.essious 10 "a good
crop
Miss Coml0u Fairhdyeu Sat beside
him knitting
Yes. said she. Who's that aeon
IN mp the path9'
"Oue of the new hands. I calc-late.
said Eliakim. screwing mp his eyes. 81
didn't agree 90 give him his supper
and board into ihe bargain night be-
fore the job begins-and I'm blessed II
here amt little gal along with
hint
Tamt uo hayin' hand said Miss
Comfort rising and going down the
steps 90 meet "a slender child OF nine
years. who was leading a pale bowed
5os man, VINO walked with diiticulty,
leaning on "a erutch.
Heart alive child, said Miss COM
fort. whose kindly nature involuntarily
sympathzed with all who were suffer
ing or In distress "what ais yone
and what do sou want hcre2'
please. ma am. began the child,
eagerly. IF you could give US a nights
lodging poor papa is SO sick aud tired
aud"
No. car abruptly broke m
Eliakim Fgrhaven. This amt no
slmshouze. nor yet charity place
SLOWLY and seag IS he Two Tor
travellers turned and plodde,l their ssy
down the bread. dusty ioad--ihe Ian
euid foOistcp- of tha invalid scarce
keeping up with the tripping pare Il
the child.
They had walked vha. seemed 10
Esther Bell a weary Way. when there
was a rustic among the wild rose
bushes that overriding The stone Aau
at iheir side and voice called bus
rledly 10 tlem io stop.
-.lCssmc. said Famiou Fairharel
@EiI.kim-thar's nag Lr0iher-he S
-oue ever 10 the cisss mee.in' "a Squire
pa-aas 11d n- dern ttrc1gh go
---1 e. --c----- --- -- III
s.le-er - ..gr ia.--es .zce out e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
BUILDING OCEANIC RAILWAY
Remarkable Line Over Portions Of
the Atlantic Ocean il West
ern Florida.

MIR. II. NJ. FIagler who has been
very largely concerned in the develop
gnent Of Florida. = about 10 construct
railway Us miles long from Home
stead to Key West crossing from lie
mainland over 100 miles OF Islands
and sea. From Miami to Homestead
IS miles have been completed. the
whole distance covered by the project
Being 154 miles The work. says the
Baltimore Sun, is remarkable for its
oceanic character large part Of
1t being over portions Of the Atlantic
On the western side OF Florida. There
viii be five and three-quarter miles Of
oncrete viaduct, says The Manufactur-
srs' Record, 81 feel above sea level.
one viaduct, 10000 feet long, will con-
acct Long Key with Conch Key; an
other. 1900 feet long, viii cross the
knight Key channel; third 7,SU0 feet
ong. will cross Mosey Key channel,
and fourth, 1850 feet long viii cross
Bahia FONDA Key channel These VIA
lucts are to he OF reinforced concrete
will aggregate 4lo feet Some s. miles
Of the distance will be over the islands
Or keys" that lie between Homestead
and Key West Az the last mentioned
ISLAND there Will he ample terminal
ABILITIES As the Keys trayersed are
very fertile. The railway win develop
IN them large fruit and vegetable in-
dustry The railway terminating At
Key West will be the shortest line. il
IS held, moi only 10 havana, but to the
Pacific via he Panama canal. From
sls.O00.o00 10 s90.O0HvJ mas been in
vested by Mr. Flagler in his various
hotel. canal and railway enterprises il
Florida, the route here described being
the most recent Of his many ventures
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER
Proposals. For City Printing.
I Cairo. ILL.,. Dec 2tst, 1907

Cairo. ILL.,. Dec 2fst, 1905.
Scaled proposals addressed TO the
city council Of the city OF Cairo, will
be received at this office up to 5
o'clock. in m of Tuesday, January End.
1905 for doing the city printing for
The year 1906
All bids must include the publish
ing in some daily newspaper of all
the proceedings Of the city council,
all ordinances governing the ajsy OF
Cairo, all official notices OF whatever
Kind required TO be published by the
laws and ordinances Of the city OF
cairo and all other official notices
required 10y the city council or coun-
~ court
The type to be used Is to be what is
known as S-point type. A bond In the
sam of t$20g00) Two Hundred dollars
With approved security must accom-
pany each bid
The rity council reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
r. S. DEWEY.
A City Comptroller
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 10 an per
sons Interested that the City Council
If the City Of Cato. fn nois. having
ordered that sewer be construct re.
Twcnty-hrst street. fr-m a point 80
fcct east Of The west line nj hnc
street to a point 90 feet we.t Of ihc
east line Of Holhr0ob ayenuo, the ordi-
nance for the some being on hie 10
the Office Of the city clerk cf said city
and having APPLIED TO the county clrek
Of Alexander county for an assessment
If The cost of said improvement ac-
4 cordiug to benefits. and a8 gsmenl
thereof having beer msdo AND return
"a 10 said c.url iir itnal hearing
thereon VIII DO had Ola the -ecc1i dar
Of January. s Il 1906. or a8 soon
thereafter a. the bu uers of The court
VIII pcrmi said = msut d. ps,
abb in Dhree in etsllmeHts with inie-
est a. tho rate Of five per coHtun per
mnnum on all installmenis except the
first from and after confirmation 81
persons desiring may Ole objections In
saii court before said day. and may
appear m the hearing and mako their
defense. a. YESTERDAY,
Superintendent of Special Assess
meuis.
Dated Cairo Illinois. December Dc.
A. D. 1905
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
-rh.- sunrsnf. Test

gThe Freneh Baron Rothschild once
had In his service a valet named AL.
phonse-frst class, but an scknowl-
edged red. This valet obtained per.
,pissioH once a saek 10 attend meet.
inks Of his socialist lodge
Suddenly 81. beroa noticed hsi Al.
nhonze 40 lonsed dssirea this Of
night. land, inauiFing inlo~the cause,
was informed thsc the. Wallets late
sociallrs colleagues had worked out
= calculation that II an the wealth Of
France were divided equally per cap.
itsy each Individual would be the pos.
SCISSOR OF 3Q0e franes. 81
..Mopsieur.' said Alphonse with
dignity Il resigned | have 5000
francs." Judge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

some years ago Thomas b Reed
wen- TO Ohio On his journey oat
there be went into little railway sta.
ton to have dinner Al the end OF his
order ne said
Bring me q demi-tasse also.
TIL waiter stared What's that"
he asked.
"A small cup Of coffee. Mr. Reed
explained. - small cup of black cot.
fee; see that it's good coffee, please
Demi-jasse means half cup.
law. g'wan said The waiter;
aim a-gCin to bring you no half cup.
We don't sell uothiu less than fie
sen Eere. '-rBostoa Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
oFFlcs OF CITY coapTRolLgR,
rrobossls Tor Supplying the city of
Cairo With Lumber for Year
A 1905.

Va ts Cairo Ill, Dec. 2lst, 1900.
Sealed proposals addressed to the
city council OF the city Of Cairo. VIII
bel received at this office up to 8
o'clock d N. Of Tuesday, January End
1906, fer supplying the city of Cairo all
lumber needed for public use during
the year 1906 n m
All bids must state the price OF each
kind of lumber, viz: White oak, cy'
press ana yellow pine. and to be deliv'
ereslSto any part of the city as ordered
A bond ihithe sum OF ts5oo.oo) Five
Hundred dollars with approved secur
ity must accompany each bid
The city council reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids
2. s. DEWEY,
City Comptroller,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
Queer Bage-aee.

A railroad man who has been down
In Guatemala tells Of the unusual bag
gage transported by the railroads
down there Al the station Of Retail
huleu. in western Guatemala. he saw
the following articles checked as bag.
gage One cage. Of chickens, a basket
of ducks. a bundle Of dried fish, a
crate of live igusnas, various empty
baskets, crate OF fighting cocks.
baskets OF eggs, baskets Of fruit sill
yer in sacks, a bundle Of soiled clothes
that some woman was taking down 20
the river to wash furniture, hides in
packages, smoked crabs that smellel
to the next station, baskets Of bread,
small alligator ana rwo live pigs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

my mind. You're sick, amt you, mis-
terri
swered. oalmly-and Comfort Fair
haven more experienced eye detected
lihe hidden meaning which The little
girl never once suspected.
we are going to my grandpa, said
little Elsie. Grandpa was yexed with
my mamma for marrying my papa ana
going to England. but papa thinks he'll
take care OF me now, But won't stay
with him unless papa stays, tool!
~ sttnooaa y-ot7 want ~ cot IN ms
daie?" said Miss Comfort
The man nodded.
Eleven Eood miles yet" said MISS
Comfort but Tll tell you what-rli
make Joab get out the wagon. and,
with good buffalo robe over the seats.
youH ride easy enough. They'll be
back after Eliakim gets through shout.
in aud prayin-I hain't no patience
with that kind o relgion--and whila
you're a-waitiu Tl bring down a
smack O. bread and meat and a Doodle
of my ewrant wine. Taint good 10
travel on an empty stomach.
Il know I'm pretty old to be look.
in for a situation aid Miss Comfort
Fairhaven. "but ] cAu'5 tarva nor
won't beg. so what's there left? we
had q good farm once, but my brother
couldn't rest till he sTebilated all away
ana now he's gone and I'm all alone
So. 81 son kHoU of d good place as
'housekeeDer or ma.lon in an asylum
or general ovorsoer. ] don't care where
-"
The Intelligence Office keeper. with
slight ahrue OF his shoulders, broks
in on the torrent of Miss Falrhavena
explanatory utterance
what wages ala you ask"
Poor Miss Comfort-the bland word
wages called a rusty glow TO her cheek
II ain't particular about that, so
long as it's a good home"
"He,es "a place That might perhaps
suit you-Aous ekeerer- wanted at MIR
Duponceaus. No r. Fifth avenue You
might Try &C.. although Z hardly think
a person OF yonr appearance would
suit"
Miss Comforts hear, like that of the
queen OF She1a of old grew faint With
ia her as she sat IN the luxurious re-
cepti0n room Of the Fifth avenue mar,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

it's way the conductor was aroused BY
cry OF MAN Oyerboard!' Running
out 10 the rear platform he discovered
the missing pasngef standing on the
track peering under the train
Here. come hack rere! What's ghe
matter with YOU yelled the con
ductor
The man gazed mp at him sadly
You told me that this was the fast
express. ana just thought I'd get out
and see what she was fast to.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
OUT or MERE CURIOSITY.
Mar ovsrbosrd" Wa Looking o.
See Whether the Train Was
Past OF Not

Anyone Who has sver Travelled by
rail between Baltimore aud Annapolis
vii be likely 10 remember The little
narrow gauge railroad which furnishes
SO much amusement. a. vel a. cxas-
Derarion. 10 those 01o have 20 emplet
IT, Here ssys LippInclt-s Magazine
IS Ole from among rhe MANY -rsrie-
The navy people tell Of its eceont-fci
lies
4 New York man came rushing .u-o
the station inqIiriug for fast express
70 Annapolis On being directed % q
train lhsi T- irst atr-t te isa-e na
TT = n hrt- i---v --f ssif --r.--
.E-- sst.
u s1-z.2 e al y III CO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

The new train service via the Iron
Mountain route from Cairo enables
passengers TO make the round trip
from Cairo to Cape Girardean, Dexter,
Poplar Blur. Charleston, Sikesion and
Morehouse in one day. Train leaves
Cairo daily at $3.50 a. M. returning
train arrives Cairo at $500 p IN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
s,,.r ,nfsrmstI.n.

yBrethFsn announced the Rev DE-.
Pesndenyell. There are no more no
tiles 10 be read. bnt ] may state in
pssslnf thti Deacon Noeoyne has itst
Informed ne that ihe Lord only knows
where my sslsry 10 10 come from this
sssr ct us prAy'-CieFeland
Lstder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29
Big -Four Route
BEST LIVE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

Indianapolis, Muneie, Cincinnati,
Dayton. Columbus, Cleveland and
points m Ohio, indiana, aad Illinois.
Through Sleepers from ST. Louis to
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
No. 8 S.l5 a. ~. Eastern mail aud
express, MI. Carmel, Ninc1nnes, Par
is. Danyille. indianapolis, Cincinnati.
New York, Boston, Direct connection
with the famous Kuickorbocker Spec
ial
Ne. 2--250 p M. Mall and express
Carmi, Evansville, Viucennes, indian.
auoFs. Louisville. Chicago, Terre
llause ana Cincinnati $50 q, m from
Vmccaues to indianapolis $50 j ~,
100 p. II.
Ne. Ct-Local accommodation
Mound city, Grand Chain, Vienna anu
IlaTri burg
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows
No $3.50 p. m, Harrisburg, Vi
emma and Cairo Accommodation.
No 3-1250 p. m. Vincennes and
Cairo mail and Express
No $50 p. m. Danyille and Cairo
nail and express.
All trains daily eXcepiSunday. For
full information and particulars as
to rates. tickets, limits, etc, call or
wrle Elmer Smith. ticket agent, II.
II. Hardy, r p A., Cairo, H., c. NJ.
HiIleary. a. C. p A.. ST LOUIS. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

Maad-Isut 3 and 50 Co oh TO hope
for any Improvement ] sholld say
mot one just begins 10 live Take
HoIllaers Rocky Mountain Tea fou
VIII be blooming fair az go. 20 cents.
Tea OF Tablets Paul G. schHh &
Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-29

In the election OF tho new province
Of Saskatchewan. Canada. one of The
surprises ives The refurn Of p S1add H.
Kinistiuo Shadd is a negro. the first
1f his race oottsiu seal in the Cana
dian Legislature