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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10
HOTELS

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HOTEL VENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet5 floors, rooIn telephones.
steam heat. 75c-$1 rs; with bath ST .51-$2
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Az s; ONLY
hotel In the city having all outside rooms
tttes. 75c. 81, $1bo single.
Elegantly furnished rooms; strictly frst-class.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Av 8;
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral d..
signs for all occasions. T. G. phone 172s
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NOTICE

SCHOOL BONDS FOR sALE-NoTICE Il
hereby given that the board Of education OF
independent school district No. IS of Staples.
Todd county. Mimi. will receive sealed bids
up to 3 O'Clock Pm, Dec. 49, 1905. for the
purchase Of $500 refunding school bonds;
bonds to mature in Is years and draw interest
at the rate of Az per cent per annum, payable
mi-annually. Bids must be accompanied by
certified check Of 5000. Address oil bids to
n. w. Barrett. secretary. Staples. MINI.
THE LIFE AND ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT on
the Travellers Insurance Co. is now located
at 51S Andrus building. r. B. Tomlinson, Jr:,
district agent.
PROF. G. CARLSON, DIVINE AND MAGNETIC
healer. has removed his office to 300 Nicouet
av, room 4, Sd floor, Minneapolis.
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AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES

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Foa sAIE-TaaEE oLpsMeB1LEs, se2b, sg75,
Queen, side entrance tonneau. $3.50; one
Sia F. Pnaas with
12-H. P. gasoline commercial wagon. cheap;
one brand new A-H. P. Premier, four ylinder
s 4n the LAMPS
quick at $1,000. T. G. phone 1691s J. R.
Fouch, No. 85 Chute block, Minneapolis, MINI.
oAUT1oN-REFoRE CONSIDERING THE AID
In Journal offering to save you 5000 on 1905
White stea ner. consult Us. as that ad is not
authorized by US any of customers
Haynes Auto Co., Northwestern Distributors
for White Steamers.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE: WE WRITE A
sfoater' policy, insuring your machine,
iron any anywhere R peo ibs untese
States or Canada. Chadbourn & Braden. IT
4th st s.
you CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT by BUYING
second hand autos now; We have an assort-
ment, of nearly every make; write for list;
largest auto supply house In northwest. Great
Western Cycle and Auto Co.. 612 list av s.
CAUTION IS a GOOD THING. I STILL AN
In q position to save you $500 on a new 1906
car belongs to me, but was not purchased OF
Minneapolis agency. Address 1850. Journal.
FOR sALE-oLDsMoB1LE RUNABouT AND A
| Holly motor cycle; both in frst-class running
condition and cheap for cash, as am leaving
city: Call or write. Brown. $50 Fuller st,
ST. Paul, MINI.
FOR sALE-PAoKARD 1905, SIDE ENTRANCE,
four-cylinder, extension top, acetylene lamps,
$500; bargain. Address Packard, 242O
= Journal.
WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN AUTOMO.
bes; cleaning up S, our stock for
APO Sd aY s.
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STORM SASH AND UARPEN.
TER WORK.

o o o 90 90 20 @Oss o & 0s&0s'o o q
Q STORM sAEH IN STOCK Z
o. In all sizes and large quantities.
o Our prices are right. 4
o Both phones 90. s{ y
City Sash and Door Co..
o 4th st. Opposite Courthouse
. o . o % o. o 90 90 Q o. q o. o. Q
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WANTED TO RENT

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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE TWO Oh
three furnished rooms small furnished cot
tage for light housekeeping; or would occupy
and care well for apartments vacated Tor the
winter months. Address 5000; Journal.
WANTED JAN. 1-sEvEN-RooM ROUSE on
duplex fat, modern except heat, within walk
ing distance Of university and primary
school; must be in good repair. Write fully,
1862, Journal
wANTED-BY REFINED YOUNG LADY, AN
unfinished room in modern house: centrally
located; rent not to exceed IS Sc; Loring
park vicinity preferred. Address 1914, Journal.
JAN i. BY TWO ADULTS. TWO MoDE11
connecting rooms in private family, with
breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner; prefer place
in suburbs. Address 2S79, Journal.
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR TWO.
modern house. with without board, vicinity
4th st Sc and 10th to 18th avs. Address
1880, Journal.
WANTED-A THREERO0M FURNISHED
dat for light housekeeping within walking dis
lance of New York Life building. Address
3114, Journal.
wANTED-MoDERN FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS,
within walking distance; would like one with
gas stove In and not over $50. Address 2966,
Journal.
FURNISHED FLAT OR HOUSE TO CARE ron
while parties are away, or would pay nomi-
lal rent: best care; references. 5000, Journal.
WANTED-BuILDING IN GOOD LOCATION
for retail store and factory combined or sepa-
rate; give full particulars. 31S1. Journal
TWO OR MORE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FoR
light housekeeping in vicinity Of Blaisdeu nv
and 33d st. Address 3005, journal.
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500 a MONTH.

500 A MONTH.
For good jeweler, engrayer and salesman.
If you are Lot hrst-class in every respect and
willing to live in best town in Dakota. don't
answer. Good references required. 2s5o Jour
nal.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gus Lee and Dora r. Williams.
Ole Johnson and Louisa Schulkey.
John Nordlund and Carrie Peterson
oscar g. Almgren and Anna N. Strom
Edwin Nilsson and Augusta Nilsson.
John +. Sodergren and Hulda NJ. Anderson.
DEATHS.
Bernhart, Josephine, City hospital.
Thompson, Eleve 2123 LyndaIe avenue n
McNeyin, Daniel. 2436 Fourteenth avenue S.
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DR,EssMAKINC

SPECIAL PRICES ON SHIRT AND FANCY
waists; parlor suite 8, Library Apartments.
18th and Hennepin. - =
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FURRIERs

FURRIERs
f1R RfGo5FfffNd. s.REFEfRM6 1m ~
dyein; one month at summer price 8. 81
Morris Fur Co., 70 10th st s. Main 1854
ALL KINDS OF FURS AT REA6ON11I1
prices; furs remodeled, repaired and reayed.
Mrs. Rohann, furrier. 1904 Nieollet ~.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON 6 MER6H1GT. Patent LAW.
Jers and solicitors; main office 925-933 Guar
anty building. Minneapolis, MIMI: SO McGill
building. Washington. D. c
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DO YOU STAMMER7
Does your son or daugIher or friend STAN
mer! We can cure you perfectly and perma-
nently In four to six weeks, as we have cured
many prominent people right here In the twin
cities. Call or write for terms and particu-
lars. f
Northwestern School for Stammerers,
l2x2 Hennepin ay, Minneapolis, Minn.
The ECLICllG BUSINESS GvALnuE OrFERS
individual and class WORK IN bookkeeping,
shorthand, typewrlLlng, telegraphy, electrcai
engineering, normal anu Engasn branches; our
rooms are pleasant and our Iacnlty cOlnpe-
tent; prospective students desiring thorough
course ut Ialr rates or tuition invited to VISIT
US; day ana evening SESSIONS; new catalOg
from press In a lew days mailed free. Write
j. NJ. Balzer, president, 20 SIN st y, Minnie
apOlis 49, -
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THE U. s. MARINE CORPS,
unmarried men between the ages of Il and 80
bie-bo0ted. OF good character and tempera te
habits, citizens OF the United States or who
have legeny declured their intention to become
such; must sueak, read and write English
marines serve at sea men-of-war III al
parts of the world. Oh land in our island pos
sessions and at navy yards In the United
lipptne Islands may be enlisted accordingly
Apply at 141 e I'd st. st. Paul, 30 WASH
ingtOn av s. MiEneape
% 90 o % Q Q
o MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN {
o plumbing trade; pays IS day after complet-
o Ing course of practical instruction at home {
o or IN our schools; graduates admitted to {
positions secured; special tuition price to
residents OF Minneapolis, $25 Coyne Bros.
Co. Plumbing Schools, New York. st.
9 Louis, Mo-, Cincinnati. O.. Free catalogue. 4
y Q o.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
City ticket office, 1928 Nicolet Avenue Phone la2
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd avenues south
sSun. only. sDaily Except Sun. lex Sat SEX Mon.
Leave MARCH 26 1905 Arrive.
s75o m La Crosse, Milwaukee Chicago....... 10 30
$50 La b6 csosss h Mssii i.sn Wis
ss2oam Mortified, Faribau kansas City,. go pm
slol5 ortonville, Mlbank, Aberdeen pm
to7 manhaso. Wells. jackson. II Ia . pm
220pm wnona, La Crosse, Milwaukee...... $40 pm
ss5opm Faribau Dubuque, Chicago. 40. oS m
1905 pm Mankao Wells 31o.lo
The Fast Mail.
s6,Spm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicaso......
s645 pm Ortonville, Fargo Aberdeen. LIS m
e7.15 Northfeld Faribault, Austin. III 20 m
The Pioneer Limited.
,soopm La Crosse Milwaukee Chicago. ..... 800 am
1925 pm La Crosse Milwaukee Chicago.... s12ol pm
u, p..X., ITO 80 pm
iV 20 I'm Mao1son, "is' 'anes'ne' AocAiou' 800 m
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NV UE1V6I1
NO DEFOelI hEH U1nEO. q p
Simply give me one OF your discarded suits or
OYercOatS and will give you receipt for $6
to apply on any suit or overc0at thHI you may
order. Suits to measure $50 to $40. Over
coats same price. Perfect MT guaranteed and
given. Tailor Lee, ne SATISFIES. Grand Opera
"A IL
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WANTED FOR UNITED STATES ARMY
Able bodied unmarried men, between ages Of 81
and 80. citizens OF the United States. Of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English For informa-
tton apply Recruiting Ofices Phoenix bldg,
St.. Paul, Mimi, or aM lst az S. Minneapolis.
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY.
Ages II to So; pay $16 to $40 per month,
free; good opportunities offered for advance.
ment. Apply at Navy Recruiting Station,
room COS. Postofice building, Minneapolis,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

nerson behind MAY BREATH 1T AND
BECOME A SUFFERER FROM The
SAME DISEASE. Physicians declare
thar the dreaded consumption is FIRE.
ouently contracted in this identical
manner. the old fogy idea of inherit
ed consumption having been shatter-
ed by the advanced research of mod
ern medical science. which now as
serts that the white plague is strictly
A GERM DISEASE, 10 be contracted
and not inherited. A great number
Of other diseases are transmitted in
the same manner.
No thoughtful merchant who is care
fal Of his own health and that OF his
employees would now tolerate the per
nicicus habit of expectorating on the
floors of his place Of business. 1t is
not only filthy practice. but it is
FRAuGHT WITH DANGER.
II Is this virtue-that OF preserving
public health-which gives TO the
anti-spitting ordnance in the opinion
Of The Bulletin its chief claim upor
tho city council and the people.
Aside from the fact that 70 have the
sidewalka OF the city 50 beg9bbe,
With this nauseating filth that womel
can hardly walk upon them with com
fort or pleasure in itself a good
argument for the anti-spitting ordi
nance there is the greater incentive
in its passage Of safeguarding The
lives of the people
The anti-spitting ordinance ought L
be passed. and The Bulletin is sure !
viii be, and Alderman Koehler de
erves the thanks Of citizens general,
Tor his thoughtfnlness in providing i
All wei regulated cities have sue
law, and Alderman Koehlers ord
nance is an exact copy Of the one !
forco at Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

The Rev Dr Washington GLADDEN.
viii no doubt welcome TO his support
the distinguished head Of tne theoio-
gieal department of Princeton unNer-
sly. In a sermon 10 Prince,on sta-
dents Sunday, Dr. Patton handed out
this paragraph Tor the consideration
of Mr.. Rockefeller: The men Of tie
present day seem To be trying I'd see
how near thdy can come To prison
gates without getting behind them
Might IS right ana everyone tres To
get the other fellow On The hip I he g
To see a eOld-bloodeG rascal who has
$40 .000.oo0 teach a Sunday selool
class and drive the hardest bargain
within the range OF the law on week
days. If anyone should ask me what
l thought of such a man ! would say
thar | should congratulate him fol
keeping out Of Jail while others were
praising him"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
LATE GEN, BoYNToN
Washington Newspaper Correspond
ents Fay Tribute TO His Memory.

Washington Newspaper Correspond.
ents Fay Tribute 70 His Memory.
Washington, juno Washington
newspaper correspondents today paid
a tribute to the late General II v.
Boynton. VINO died at Atlantic City
Saturday a meeting called By Major
John Nj Carson. dean Of the corps a
committee was appointed to draft a
suitable testimonial TO be presented
Mrs Boynton.
The commissioners or the District
Of Columbia also adopted a minute on
Boynton's death in which are eulogiz
ed Ills services as a soldier CORE
spondent and member CT the district
board OF education,
AS a mark Of respect TO his memory
the flag on Hhe district building viii
be maintained al half stan unit aftei
the funeral
The body 81 General Boynton was
brought % Washington tonight an,
was taken to his late residence. /
was moi at tha railroad station by tltt
Gr.diyon club and other friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
SERENADE0
BY a Negro Was tie Lady and Forty
Men OverPoWcr 0fficers and
Lynch Him.

Louisville, KY. June 3. Essex Bos
tick, a negro, accused Of having twice
attempted 20 enter the yoom Of Mrs
Sale Gordon after midnisht Friday
was taken from officers last night near
here and lynched.
Bosiicii was seen screnading col
ored folks Friday night. Later Mrs.
Gordon was aroused by the sound of
music, and her screams attracted II, J..
Gully, vino scared the screnader away.
A guitar end shoes identified ais the
property cf Bosticli was found outside
the house ANA Bostock was caught and
placed In jail
Demonstrations to lynch him wore
repulsed Saturday and officers were
making an effort to spirit Bost ok to
philadelphia, whom forty armed men
confronted the party in the woodsand
completed th eir plans by stringing the
negro to the nearest tree The officers
say they could not recognize the lynch.
crg,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
AhTI-sPlTTlNe ORDINANCE.

The anti splitting ordinance comes
lip tonight before the city council on
its second reading.
Very little opnosition--in fact, none.
that The Bulletin knows of-has de-
veloped, and the Indication is that the
ordinance will be enacted into law
without opposition The Woman's
club has heartily endorsed the mea-
sure and is 4 unit in favor Of its pass.
az.
That the ordinance is a meritorious
one must be clear 10 all. II is in keep
ing with the spirit Of cleaner streets
and cleaner CITY and # passed will
provo to be Of great worth in realiz.
ms this much desired effect.
But not only will it prove efficacious
III this regard but from standpoint
Of PUBLIC HEALTH it deserves the
most CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.
%
1t Is fact that the medical world
has long been an advocate OF anti
splitting ordinances. Physicians de-
clare that d large per cent Of the dis
eases most common and most deadly
to humanity are directly traceable in
their contraction to the reckless and
inaiscriminate custom Of splitting on
streets and floors 81 public buildings
Persons afflicted with germ disease
deposit their spntim upon the side
walk, a woman passes and sweeps
over II with her dress, the GERM Is
disturbed and raised and the mex
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

The sale of two lots on Commercial
avenue in block - yesterday fer So
075 is a splendid indication of the pro
gress of Cairo and the tremendous adj
vance in the value of real estate in
this city Ten years ago these lots
sold for $1,000, denoting an increase of
over 400 per cent in that length OF
time Il is understood that the pur-
chaser Of the lots. for whom Attorney
O'Shea bid them in, is one Of the
largest business firms Of Cairo, which
probably means another large i'm
proyement of some sort in the noaI
future. Watch Cairo grow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
YMfa Emma Cole

Girls modesty and oversensitiveness
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians. because they withhold their
confidence at this critical period.
A mother should come 20 her child's
aid and remember that Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will at this
time prepare the system for the coming
change and start the menstrual period
in "a young girls life without pain or
Irregularities.
Miss Emma Coleof Tullahoma, Tenn,
writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham;-
81 want to tell you that | am enjoying bet
ter health than / have for years and | owe
ibaI to I.yaia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
I. When fourteen years Of age Isufered al
most constant pain, and for two or three
years [ had soreness and pain in my side,
headaches and was dizzy and nervous, and
doctors all failed to help me.
~Lydia f. pinkhams Vegetable Compound
was recommended and after taking it my
health began 10 improve rapidly, and think
II saved MY life / sincerely hope my expert
enee will lie a help toother girh who are pass
ing from girlhOod to womanh0od, for know
y6ur Compound will DO as much for them"
If YOU know of any young girl whois
sick and needs motherlv advice ask her
/ to write Mrs. Pinlzham, Lynn. Mass,
and she Will receive free advice which
/ will Put her on the right road toastrong
healthy and happy womanhood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
APPALLING WASTE OF FIRE.

One thousand million dollars, said
President Washburn. of the board Of
fire underwriters at its meeting in this
city, Is the comtry's loss by fire in
six years. The loss for 1904 surpassed
all previous records, reaching $229,-
100000. Of which $50.000,000 disap-
peared in the Baltimore blaze. But
that Is not the real total of dcstruc-
ton. II does not include all lonely, I'M.
Insured farmhouses Of small value
burned. 1t does not fully cover the
losses Of household goods in general
less adequately insured than build
ings. Il takes no note Of forest fires
the most irreparable OF all calamties
The figures might almost be doubled
without exaggeration. The true an
nual fire tax of the nation Is doubtless
$25 per family No other civilized ma
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
THE PRESSURE QUESTION.

The Cairo Waierworks company
inder contract with the city Of Cair
d furnish ID the e'ty AT ALL TIME
FOR INSTANT USE, to quote the Of
finance upon the subject. "A Hydro
STATIC PRESSURE I'M THE PIPE
SYSTEM OF AN AVERAGE OF sTr
TY.FivE POUNDS PRESSURE PET
SQUARE INCH, WITH A MINIMUM
OF NOT LESS THAN FoRTY-FivE
POUNDS PER SQUARE INCL
PRESSURE, AND SAID PRESSURE
SHALL BE INCREASED TO NEE
THE DEMANDS or THE CITY. Sc
E AS TO AT ALL TIMES GIVE EFF
GENT SERVICE This is what th'
water company is nndar contract q
urnish, and for this service the wate
company shall receive a specified re
nuncration Bur 1t the water con
)any fails to furnish the service co.
sractcd for. what claim has Il to an
remuneration from the city. and y
What right will the city council yot
3ay out the peoples money for some
3as ana pay out the peoples none.
Tor someshing the city has never rs
ceived?
A prominent citizen who yesterda
visited enc Of the gauges Of tha waite
works company IL authority for tat
statement thar it only showed a press
ure Of ~. %, and - POUNDS Pc
SQUARE INCH, when the contrac
calls f3r AN AVERAGE OF As.
The contrac. was made twenty year
lgo when Cairo was no. half it
present sis. Even then the contrac
requirement was l5 pounds per sluar5
nch. with The city doubled in s'z
since, the average has not only NOT
INCREASED, as tho city Law says u
shall do. 10 meet the growing demand,
Of the city, but ii is ALMOST HALF
\ WHAT TT WAS TWENTY YEARS
AGO!
And TIE Bulletin is informed tina
Notwithstanding the demands Of tht
| city council made weeks ago, that th'
water company take Steps 70 bring n
! pressure up 10 contract, THE WATEF
| COMPANY is DOING ABSOLUTELY
| NOTHING TO EFFECT ANY IN
| PRovEMENT.
The question, therefore, is before tn
city council tonight to either TAX
steps 70 force the water company to d
its duty or take other steps by whic
the city Of Cairo can secure pres
ure which may be depended upon
secure to the properly owners of tn
city their property against fire.
The people are IN In arms In tn
matter and they are not going
: stand any djlly.dallying.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
TROUBLE is EXPECTED
In Moscow, Where Zemstvoists Arc
Determined to Meet.

Moscow, June G. 2:lS a, m.--The
meeting of the All Russian Zemsiyo
congress, called for today, for which
delegates arrived yesterday and at
which II was proposed to introduce
resolutions calling for an immediate
cessation OF hostilities, has been pro.
hlbited.
Very many delegations are deter
mined 70 defy the government and
proceed with the congress. IN which
case trouble may be expected.
The more radical delegates arc
proposing measures Of an extreme
type. and there is the greatest am
xlcty over the probable development
today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
WANT ADS
Ssuasais--s-@-a--.ssa~4ls'

DO you want help?
A competent employe or servant?
ITavn You real estate fnr sale?
Il real estata wanted?
Have sou rooms, offices, houses or
stores GO rent2
Have yol hocses, carriages house
hold furniture o. anything to sell?
10 YOU want anything? If ST. you
eve il 10 yourself 10 use The Bulletin
want ads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year ending De-
cember 81, 1904 .,.,......,l 1919
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
laticn for January, 1905.......2of5
Average daily and Sunday circu-
latIon for February, 1905. 2054
Average daily and Sunday circn-
lation for March, 1905 1880. 2os5
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1905 ..-.... 222O
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for May. 1905 ........2lf2
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
cHANcERY NOTICE..
STATE or ILLINOIS, !
Alexander COUNT.

4fFWANTFtIVT t7VWLTFs J
In the Alexander comfy circuit court. July
term, y. ID, 1905. IN chancery sitting.
Bll IN charcery fer partition, assignment Of
dowcrand other relief.
pa1ick n. hckayen Nellie J. Buuch ana
Louella Linsun, compiainsnts; rs. J. scoG
McRaven, Irene Mitchell, Jane Sinsphaugh,
Pilgrim McRayen, Corwip McRaycp, tiie Me-
Rayen, Benjamin McRayen Mack Mcltgyen,
nrtis MoBayen, Mary McR, rotBer and the
Illinois Central ilaiioad company, defendants
The above named defendants ARE hereby nuti-
fed thab said complainnnts have this day fled
IN said court q certain bin in chaneery f6rp ar-
iitinp. assignment OF dover and other n lief
against them, and that summons has
issned thereon retnrnable on the hrst day OF the
next term Of said court, to be holden at the
court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the 10th dag
Of Jnly next.
Cairo Illinois, May 27th, A. D.. 1875,
LEE b, DAVIS, Clark.
David s. Iansden, complainanl's soil, itor,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
SHEARS AND PASTE.


Caler-Whas a beautiful baby, And
whsl is its Nance
Young Mothcr-nrilget sullivan de
We're.
Caller-Good gracious, How dd you
haupen lo giro il a name Ike thaie
Young Mother Way, sac cook
threatened 20 leave Whan baby came,
and We get her to stay by naming The
baby after her
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

Despite Togo's statement that it was
due to the emperor-s brilliant virtue
and the shades Of his ancestors thal
the Japs whipped Rojestvensky. the
world will give some credit to the
little brown man behind the gun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
Aay 1905

The above Is a correct statement 81
the circulation IL tho Cairo Bulletin,
daily and Sunday for the year 1904,
and for the first four months OF the
year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
fhis thirty-iirst day Of May, 1905.
d. l.. GILBERT, Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

If quotations on Russ an and lap
anese bonds are any index chances
are just even as matters now stand,
the A per cent issues Of eaca country
selling at identically the same notch
S794 At the beginning of the war, the
Japanese As we're worth GS1a and he
Russian As 92i2.