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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
KILLED RY TRAIN.
Sam Steele of Buxton is Dead as Re
suit of Accident.

-
y oskaIoosa, June 26.-(SpeciaD.
# Sam Steele, miner was killed
y and DR.. Woods, the former COM
+ pany physician at Buxton, was
= seriously hurt while riding rail-
= way bicycle on the Northwestern
y near Buxton Sunday. They were !
= run down by freight train.
4 u p ~ = .
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
$4,000 FOR oRPHANAeE.
Unknown Donor Makes PrlnceIy Offer
to An Iowa Church,

Des Moines, June 26. -(SpeciaD-
An unknown donor this morning offer
ed $4,000 to the Iowa Christian
church convention to establish an or
phanage in Iowa. The money will be
accepted and used in accordance with
the Offer
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
Iowan Is Consul.

Washington, d. c., June 26.-The
following appointments were announc-
ed today: John Barrett, Of Oregon,
minister to Colombia, Burtil M Ras-
mussen, Of Iowa, consul at Stabenger,
Norway.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
Davis Secs Pope.

Rome, Italy, June 26. The pope to-
day received in private audience, Mon
signor James Davis, coadjutor bishop
of Davenport, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
WILL KEEP DEFENDERS.
No Discharges From Swedish Navy
Can Be Obtained At Present.

Stockholm, June 26 AS a pre-
cautionary measure pending the settle
ment of the crisis the Swedish coun-
Gil of state has decided not to dis
charge time expired men from the
navy until further notice.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27

on account of the vigorous censor
ship, but it is evident that the
troops are being resisted and
repetition of the sanguinary en-
counters at Lodz is anticipated.
Lodz, June 26. = The governor gen.
in LODI. The victims of last weeks
outbreak total over 1,200. Thus far
the bodies of 343 Jews and 218 Chris
tians have been buried. The wounded
number over 700.
Some semblance Of order has been
restored, and. the workmen are sgradu-
ally returning to the factories.
Soldiers Rule Warsaw.
Warsaw, June 26. - The city has
the appearance Of a military encamp-
ment Infantry and Cossacks are biv-
ouacked in the streets and the patrols
are circulating everywhere. The
shops are nearly all closed. Barri-
cades have been erected and occasion
ally the crack of rifle is heard as the
strikers shoot at men going to work.
Disorders in Little Towns.
The most serious phase of the fight
ing between the military and strikers
is at an end, but there are still isolated
attacks in the suburbs. At Baluty on
Sunday morning Cossacks attacked a
Jewish family of five persons who
were driving in cab to the railway
station and shot and killed all, includ-
ing the cabman.
At Paijminiac, near LodZ, workmen
attacked two policemen and shot and
killed one and wounded the other.
| There Is a general exodus from
Lodz. Twelve thousand persons have
already left and all the trains are
crowded.
Socialists Appropriate Cash.
! During the disturbances thirty-five
government liquor stores were de
strdyed by the mobs, which appropri
ated all the cash and stamps found on
the premises. The cash and stamps
were added to the funds of the social
istic party.
Police Official Wounded.
| Warsaw, June ga bomb was
thrown last night at "a carriage occu
pied by Chief of Police Pavoloff of the
i town of Czentochowa in the govern
ment of Pieotrkow. The chief and
seven other persons were seriously
/ wounded.
Mob at kovno is UnruIy.
\ Koyno, Russia June pa mob ot
4 1000 persons surrounded and attacked
the police station and the governor
4 generals palace today. All the win
dows were broken before the rioter.
were overpowered by, the police. Five
policeman were wounded A detach
ment of dragons dispersed the rioters
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
SOLDIERS RESTORE sEMBLANcE
OF ORDER IN LODI AND
WARSAW.
IN A STATE OF SIEGE
Governor General Institutes Martial
Law-Twelve Hundred Victims Of
Last Weeks Riotlns In Lodz Alone
Shops are Closed at Warsaw Be-
cause Of Disorders.

st. Petersburg, June 26.-The
red flag revolt has been raised at
Warsaw, Kovno and other places
in Russian Poland out of sympa-
thy with the victims of the riot
ing at Lodz. So far as these cities
are concerned the situation has al
most approached the dignity of
an open rebellion. The news re-
ceived in st. Petersburg is meagre
on account of the vigorous censor
ship, but it is evident that the
troops are being resisted and
repetition of the sanguinary en-
counters at Lodz is anticipated.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
1LENIPoTENTIARlEs WILL BEGIN
DELIBERATIONS BY TENTH
DAY OF THE MONTH.
PRESIDENT ASKS HASTE
Roosevelt Receives Word From Both
Russia and Japan That Their Repre-
sentatives Will Be N Washington
During the First Ten pays of Au-
gust. y

Washington, June 26.-M. Nell
doff. the Russian ambassador to
Paris and Baron Rosen, the new
Russian ambassador to Washing
ton, are Russia's tentative selec-
tions for plenipotentiaries Taxa
hira, the Japanese minister here,
1t is understood, has been selected
as one of the plenipotentiaries, but
the name of the ranking Japanese
envoy cannot be learned. 1t is
not believed that Marquis Ito will
be able to come and it is possible
that Field Marshal Yamagata may
take his place This information
comes from high sources, but it is
understood that no formal an
nouncment will be made until it
is learned whether Nelidoff's
health will permit him to make
the trip.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27

~ IQ6 Trip.
Washington, D. c., June 26.-The
following statement regarding the
meeting Of the plenipotentiaries was
made public at the White House to-
day:
''The President has received from
ernments the statement that the pleni-
potentiaries of both countries will
meet in the United States during the
first ten days Of August. The Presi-
dent has expressed to both govern
take place if possible on August L,
earliest possible date thereafter"
Japanese Minister Sees President.
The Japanese minister spent half
an hour to day in conference with the
President He stated that the call
was for the purpose Of bidding the
President goodbye but he expects that
soon some definite announcement will
be made relating to certain details of
the coming peace conference.
British Vessels Are Safe.
London, June 26-In the house of
commons today Premier Balfour said
that he was glad to be able to inform
the house that the British government
had been assured that the Russian gov
ernment disapproved of the action of
their cruisers in destroying British
vessels and that orders had been trans
mitted to the Dneiper at Jibutil, rem
dering quite impossible any repetition
of the acts
Lamsdorff is Better.
St. Petersburg, June 26. = Ambassa
dor Meyer is still exchanging commun
ications with Foreign Minister Lams
dorff by letter, the minister being con
fined to his apartment in the ministry
but in his latest note, written by his
! own hand, Count Lamsdorff expressed
I the hope that he would have sufficient
ly recovered to permit Of persona
exchange of views today
The minister's indisposition also pre-
z vented him from receiving the Ger
man, French and other ambassador
during the last few days.
The Russky Invalid, the army organ
supplies an argument for peace in al
estimate of the strength of the JAP
anese armies which it places at from
$4,000 to 100000 men, including th
forces operating in Korea. In the fiv'
Japanese armies opposing Gen. Line
witch, exclusive of cavalry and artil
lery, it is estimated that there ar
4 from 100000 to 100000 bayonets
which give. Field Marshal Oyama dc
cided numerical superiority over tn
strength usually allotted to Linevitch'
army The japanese forces it says
are divided as follows.
Strength of japanese.
General Kurok. 115,OO0 to 10000
bayonets; General Oku, 100000 to lis
600 bayonets; General Nogi, $4,000 t
J 10000 bayonets; General Nadzu, $500
4 hayonets, and General Kawamurs
y $4,000 to $4,000 bayonets.
The Novoe Vremya prints an inter
~ view which its correspondent at Pari
N had with Japanese diplomat, VIII
Il says that while nobody outside of th
q emperor of Japan and his principal az
visers Is yet in possession of Japan
Y terms, he believes that they are moe
crate and will be acceptable He add
that japan is anxious to conclude
lasting peace, but that her attitude /
4 not Influenced by the slightest dout
4 as to her financial ability to continil
q the war, she having anticipated
much longer and more difficult perio
Of hostilities.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-27
From Mondays Daily.

scontinued on Page u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
BASE BALL DOPE
FOR CAIRO FANS
ono and Short


Taa Kittv base bali'seasun. 1t is now
believed. will begin between the hrs
and fifth 4of May and will close about
the fifteenth and eighteenth Of Sep
fember unless someth ing unexpected
happens. Paducah, Cairo, Nlncennes
ana Princeton are in favor 81 a sea
son Of about 1875 games, this having
baen learned today ard the four
teams win go 10 the Paducah meeting
one week from Sunday with the
intention Of standing together Hen-
derson ana HopkinsWhe, who are be-
ginning 60 be known as chronic kick
cps. are expecaad to make fight for
hundred and twentF-game season az
| last wear but 1t i thougn, a4at they
lean I'd brought into line IN case they
are not they win be dropped iron
che league Their franchises aWafdel
M other cities or the league become
four elub-organization, Sefera
schedules will be subniittea AZ ih'
meeting al a prize Of So gaaF 70 IN.
one selected and much competition Z
| GET the money is resulting, Slneen
Ines Cap tai.
A memehcr Of the local assoeia loi
Yesterday said that Cairo would 90 I
Paducah fayoring a schedule Of Il
games. but If a majority want il on
erwise Cairo will abide by Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
EVERYDAY TROUBLES
Most Cairo Readers Realize What u
Means.

The constant never-c9aaing itchis
ness,
Eve present with Itching Piles
with Eczema. with irr Eating stin,
It's every Cay trouble in making
households.
Doan's Ointment brings relief aad
cure
l. endorsed by Ga 70 people
Louis Rernari of 2oG Ninth stree !
e,rpleved at the American Steam
Landry. says I suffered froA ltcA'
ing hemomhoida for four o. Eve years
When i became oyerheated the aaAof.
onee aimee. drove me wild, and
tried one preparation afteE another
hut received little II any bene4t u
Ially 1 procurel Doans oinment a.
pau q. schnh's drug store. and PC
IAN tho treatment The hFsi appil
eaten gave me relief and BY the sim'
had finished one box was ourea
IT do not hesitate To recommend
remedy winch doe3 inst what
claimed for 81 !
For Sale by oil dealers fIlee ?
CENTS. Foster.Milburn Co.. Baltai'
New York. sole agent $ for the Unite
states
Remember the name poan s-- an
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
GRAND CHAIN.


March I, 1905.
Sam Wright Of Metropolis was in
cur town Tuesday.
Mr.. Lescher is on the sick list,
f. c. Melee Of Mounds has been
visiting rela ives here for a few
days
Rue Wright Of Metropolis, H. IS
spending few days here with
friends and relatives.
Lucas Parker Of the Vienna Demo-
crat was in our town in the interests
of his paper one day last week
Martin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs 9. IT.
Janet. is reported sick
Drs Tarr and Doty were called en-
Tuesday to examine Mrs. Amanda A.
parmlney of Friendship for insanity
w. II. Crippon and family have
moved o Mound City.
alrss Emma heiatife visited VIII
MIS- w A Gaunt Tuesday
Rev. 4 A. sickles Of Cairo was
ere on bu mess Wednesday
The infant SON II Mr. and Mrs. !
Dlcpenbrock died Monday evenin'
and was taken to villa Ridge TO
8urlal Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
CAIRO IN COLORED
BASE BALL LEAGUE
| ocAL coLoRED SPORTS FRAME
UP HOT BASE BALL AG1REGA-
TloN-Slx TEAM LEAGUE IS
FORMED.

cairo IL to be in q col0red base ball
league and II what he managers an%i
promoters say OF he team that mas
bson signed here Cairo win in All
probability be a two-time winner
The c0!arod league IS ,o be com-
po al ot CarDondala Musphyshofe,
Mound city, East 81 Louise srar'a
and Padueah. The Cairo club is owl-
ID by sol Potus, WAC " i also act :
me CAPACITY Of captain Tom Graves
has been slated for gauoeai manager
Of the Cairo cmb while the Is p
PLAYERS already signed includes sam
rarr. Charles Washington, Pear
Head Henry Randalls. Charles IN
lock, onin Davis, John Taylor, Scot
and 4Daaen Hill The later arc itl'
handed pitcher and are sa!d @ p
marvelousIy clever twirlers
The managers OF the diffaenl ella'
will meet here on the 20th Of 'hh
month to perfec permanent Organs
zat on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
MOUND CITY,
$3.50 ~~* = = =
March /, 1905.

March /, 1905.
Comfy Treasurer William Mathis
was down from his home at Ameri-
Ga this forenoon looking after official
affairs
Mrs. senoenied visited in Cairo
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Robt. AicAyoy of Mounds was in
lthis city Tuesday on his way home
from Cairo.
I REV. A. ]. Lii ell, pastor Of the NJ
g. church, went to Palestine, Ill, on
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
man who in other days was a mem
her of his flock and most highly
esteemed personal friend when he
Aas the pastor Of the church in that
Efowsn. The good minister Is certain
IL very gracious 20 make sueh per
sonai sacrifices Palestine IS IN the
eastern central section OF the state.
} The market for some ot the pro
al,c4s Of our manufacturing concerns
i limited only by the most distant
! boundaries of the United ates TO
0 elinch this point 1t may be noleq
) aat a few days ago the {. +. Meyer
. stave factory hipped car load q
: lbeer keg staves~qu quarter barrel size
> to a san Francisco firm.
James Cloud was over from Mounds
4 on Tuesday
Il Mrs. Snider of America visited tins
N city on Tuesday
Uncle Billy Grain, the broad-guagt
II farmer was in from his splendid
u home in villa Ridge precinct today
& Sheriff James r. Weaver has finish
: "a his rounds Of the county 70 'eol
leet the public revenues. Crane
Chain-as is always the case is III
y banner precinct as regards III
II amount Of taxes collected HANDING
n eyer sl {0o. UiHn Is third. wi
II $1,000 and Wetaue third. with $500.
John ". Rhine and wife of Charlie.
Z ION. Mo. who have been yisltin
friends in this city the past IVY
y weeks will return home tomorrow
= Having formerly resided here the
we're very cordially entertained
Constable Grant Britt OF Cache wa
. n this city oday and was engage
u ia some real estate dealings.
Harry Handley is making som
q improvements about his home +
4 aRHs tae cottage Immediately out
/ ~ His residence. He is moving tll
/ cottage to ih6 rear q lis lots an
! win place his residence far enoi1e
4 sg4ltaward to occupy he middle trol
d portion oi tao lots This viii atfol
H him a nice front lawn.
a very agreeable assembla8e WI
\ shat a the al nome given by Mr. Al
| Mrs. Charles Mertz and Mr.. and ma
N Joe $. Mertz at the home Of the Y
" Ter ON Tuesday evening, Il was
pronounced social success and &c
9 dial miuglins Of friends.
Constable Len Meyers Of ull
drove in o this city today 70 tran
- act some business affairs.
re Nrs. william Sieres Of Moun
ur wa the guest If Mrs JAMES r. We
re- yer today. She was N her way
~, Grand Chain to visit relatives al
go her stay here was between trains.
Judge Woo<raff OF Mounds drove
his city today 10 do some shoppir
ne was accompanied by his wife.
H. c. Ashbaugh tine new propr!e'
Nd and manager Of he Enterprise new
n paper. visited Cairo today as a m
q Ter on busine S.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
Woodward Hardware 10.

points taking the California common
rate -
Tickets sold March ist % May lo9a,
ana Sept. 10th 10 octobor 3lst 1902.
Commencing March 2nd' 1905, ne
greatest chautauqua ever held N tle
south will assemble at citroneile' ~
ALBANIA Low railroad rates have Deen
arranged. For particulars and copy
If program ard other lteratnre ap-
fmy % YOUR home agent cr lno MI.
Beall G II Al. NJ. and Q, r, Il, 81
Louis
Any further infrona ion regafalns
1 the above rates will be furnished Up y
application 70 the undars gnaa
JNo. ii DEAII. q 7. At
ST. Louis, Mo,
lLn. JONES. Ticket Agent,
Cairo, hi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

ONE In cairo. Monday att a. m Of.
blood poison Uncle Johnny, as ne
vas Familiarity called. leaves host
Of friends who deeply sympathize with
the family IN their bereavement
Rev &. p. Rooney, Of Wyatt, held
The regular services Sunday night,
rev Rooney announced that "Provi-
dance willing there would be ser
v.ces on The second and Fourth sun
day nights hereafter
Dr.. u. j. RawIs moved to Wyatt
Mo, Tuesday The Or. has been 9
rasideu Of Birds Point for number
Of Years and has many friends here
and all wish him success in his new
held
j. d. Griggs, Of the firm OF Griggi
& CO. viii occupy 'the house vacate'
by Dr. Rawls
w 7. Wallace Of Birmingham, Ky
was on our streets Tuesday.
ii w Cundiff left for Maiden, Mo
Yesterday Tuesday
Mrs. s. r Rooney and daughte
Mrs. j. e. Laffier, are visiting
wyatt, Mo. tbs week,
/ The Zee gorge in The Mississippi
| on the anoye. Nearly all OF Birt
Points population are lin9d up alof
the bank watching it move
Account Of the heavy Ice the coac
es Of both the Iron Mountain and C
. ton belt trains are held on this w
of the river Passengers and mai 81
baggage being transferred 20 T
transfer boats and unloaded al 9
wharf boat in Cairo.
Mrs. ]. NJ Deaton returned lro
! Ionesboro. Ark, Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
CAN you ENJOY A SQUARE MEAL3

Do Won sit down AZ the table with q fine
appetite intending to enjoy your meal i'm.
uensly and after a few mouthiuis give up
m despair? That's a typical wei along
case OF Indigestion or dyspepsia. hundreds.
YES. thousands are in the same boat and
are willing to do almost anything to be as
they used to--healthy, well and strong with
a good sound stomach.
The BEST and quickest cure offered 10 tha1
big army OF sufferers Is
DIR. sPENCER'S ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WATERS.
The curing powers of these waters are very
simpie to understand. They are natural ID
4 their workings aud effects, taking up tht
I Uork of the worn and wasted stomachs
/ igesting the food thoroughly and com
/ plcteiy. ,,u..,,t.o, xv;s
/ Distributors. -
1 Price 80 cents box. -
For sale BY
HBNoK ELbs DRUG STORE SOLE AeENi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
Big -Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS m THE
East and Northeast.

~
indianapolis. MuncIe, Cincinnati,
oayton. Columbus, Cleveland ana
,otrtsi I'M Ohio, indiana and Illinois,
Throuoh sleepers from St. Louis 70
New oek, Boston and Washington.
trains leave Cairo as Foiiews:
No ZOO a. m. Eastern mail and
,xpress. NJ. Carmel, Flneennes, "a
is. panvillc. indianapolis. Cincinnati
Now York. Boston. Direct connection
With the famous Knlekerboeser spec
ial.
No 800 p. m Mail aud express
carmI. Evansville vincennes, Init.
anapolls louisville. Chicago. Tefre
uaute and Cincinnati Local sleeper
rom vfuccnnes % indianapolis ~
.. m. 1900 y. n.
No. 54--i.ncal ACCOMMODATING
Mound civ. Grand Chain and Nieua'.
trains Arrive AZ Cairo as Follows;
No. 55--il:O0 a. m. Vienna Hna
Cairo accommodation.
No. 3-Is:2o p. IN, Vincenne~ ana
Cairo mail and express
No p-T:s5 y ni-, Danyllls ~"
cairo mail aud express.
An trains daily excep Sunday' f"'
mR information and particulars a.
10 rates tickets. limits etc, call %
write Elmer smith. ticket agent, J
81 Stone. T p A.. Cairo. Hi~ Y. L
! 1iueary. a q. p A. ST lnnis ~"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

4. N. F.rd is having erected an ad
iiiion 10 his doui le brick business
house. The improvement lis being
made ar The rear of the nQrth room
is 2Ox25 feet, enc story Righ and
lhc walls are CONSTRUCTED OF bfick.
David Harris has ths contrac
Mex Montgomery thc'~rndogtaker
b e-ccHn@ g milding a The rear OF
hs residence y win he used for
toring burial eases.
Henry Crippen. lately 4 Grand
Chain has quit his farm and removed
tais city. He mas bought the Ed
Beaver grocery store on upper Main
stree leased the Beaver building
pnd VIII replenish the stock. contin.
ue tine business and occupy the rear
portion Of the horse as residence.
c. T. willard the village black
smith" has built an addition to his
shop and is using ii as a woodwork
ing and painting department. VIII
lard is good smith and a pusher.
Jce Ollie. a prominent Villa Ridge
frui grower was here today on bus
mess.
c. ". Endicott. one Of the most ex
tensive fruitgrowers of the Meridian
section. drove 10 the county seat tint
forenoon. He says that peaches viii
Yield a least One-fslf crop if the!
arc not fros killed This spring ans
/ that The pr spec5s for s.rawberrie
( could hardly be better
III. G Hogendohier was in from Nc
rijiah today.
Mrs. T. W. Nolen had such $,
I we're attack Of nervous hsadachc tili
( forenoon that Dir. HALL Whitaker Wa
called 10 attend her
The Jolly Joe Baur of Valley r.
cluse was here today.
Cons able Joe Craig went 10 Ann
Wednesday 10 see his unfortunai
daughter. Miss Della who has bee
an inmate of the hospital for the il
sane for two or three wears. +
saws there is little or no change
her mentality
Miss Florence Sims Of the Ente
mise force made business trin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
BIRDS POINT, MO.


Miss Pearl Bell of Charleston, Mo-
visited friends n this city Sunday
] Mcdonald and wife took a trip
aoutl oyor TIE Cotton Belt Route sua.
day. returning Monday
Tire Steamer Kath srine on her first
rip Monday morning, struck ING
heavy ic, and was SO badly damage
that she was headed forthe Missouri
shore in sinking condition and
beached. No ca ualt es were reported
John Nance. who has tee1 IN me
employ OF the railway compan es mere
for about twenty-five yeags. died q. lhs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGE1BORS !:

Cairo today. alA
Mrs. William Westerman has an at
tack of malaria
Mrs. Al. Mertz has been visiting
Cairo relatives. II B.iM
Miss Edna Miss is entertaining her
friend Miss Nellie Bostian Of Oscar,
Ky
f. w. MeClelland and wife have
been in Chicago the greater part OF
this week.
Miss Lizzie Roby Of Metropolis has
been the guest Of Mrs. Q. L. Bartlett
Mrs. " r Head and her sis err
Miss Bessie Biggerstaff Of villa
Ridge, were here shopping on Tues
day.
Jake Blum who has been sojourn-
ing in Hot Springs for a month is
expected home Saturday.
On Tuesday last Mr. George Bich
srn attended reception given b.
Mrs. Henry Bernstine al the Elks
club in Cairo
Clay Stark, formerly a citizen Q
This city, now resident Of sante
bia. Miss. has returned % this CT
for permanent residence
Miss Flo Welson OF Villa Ridge wa
to-day the guest sof John r. Weleof
. aeaslIier of the First National banl
and wife. Miss Flo is Mr.. Welson
! sister,
! ID. w Prindle and his dauente
g Miss Emma, Of Villa Ridge, y.site
The county capital today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
WoMAN's CLUB
ENTERTAlNM EN-

splIlman Riggs, humorous lecturer
and musical impersonator VIII gly,
he third entertainment in the No.
mans club course AZ Library nall on
Saturday evening March 4. me Day
ton. O., News says concerning MI
Riggs: HE is an artist and favor
tie in the realm of delightful enter
ta,ner'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

Cornelius Vanderbilt in spite of his
.ctiylty in business ard rs an invent
,r deve. es lots Of lis tinio in lho sum
nsr 10 Yachting That IS resiiy iis
,nlv rastime, and lie is inteh-el} fond
If Tie sport.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

Complain Of Varying cprForoi1n.
Canadians who travel IN the United
States aad Americans VITO Arayef IN
rarafa al.i.o eomHlain 81 the emoar,
rgqsnonts ine5dent u the eittefapt
rcnoy suas Of the two countries
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

Cairo to Washington, d c., and re-.
nrn s21. so via Big Four and G. ana
O. Tickets on sale March !, . D.
good for return March Sth, 1900