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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-01
$40 REWARD

We shall give $1,000 in gold first prize and $500
as second prize to the boy girl under eighteen
of age writing the best poem of two verses using
the MONARCH RANGE as subject of the poem. Ali
poems to be handed in before P on February 16
CHARLES HEILBoRN @ SON
Complete House Furnshers 5ooso2 Commercial ST.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

peir reyndar viii vel a6 ekkert~ meoal-annad en-
fullkomin worn gegn myfugum- getur q nokkurn
hiatt varnao eoa dtrymt peirri plagu, og PAD er al
kunnugt a0 vim og allir drykkir, sem vinanda hafa
i ser folginn, cru skaolegir mj6g fyrir pa, sem
sjdkir cru af gIlu-pest po var t. d. ,,Pernna",
sem er 40 pri6jung 6pverra whisky hvervetna
auglyst, sem 6brig0ult me5al. par voru auovit-
a0 bloc pau er duttu pessar auglysingar fyrir le-
lega p6knun, engu siour SEX en- eigendur mccall
anna, sem gr@ddu a pvi st6rfe.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01
Gig Vain.

Gi8s-V
Sunnarlega i Oregon, um IS milur norour fra
landam@rum pess rlkis og California, er dtkulna6
eldfjall er Mazuma heitir, langt fra 0llum alfara-
vegum;a f~jallgaroi peim er Cascade lfossa) foil
nefnist. I fall pessu er form eldglgur og i gig
peim er st6ouvatn, sem Crater Lake (g1gs-vatn)
heitir. Gigur pessi og vatnio i honum, err hvort-
tveggja svo st0rfenglegt og s6rstakt isinni roo, a6
peir, sem hafa SEQ PAD telja pao med mestu fur0u-
verkum nattdrunnar og jafna pvi vic Yosemite
dalinn, Colorado gili6 mikla eoa Niagara fossinn,
svo mikio pykir peim til pess koma, og stjorn
Bandarikjanna hefr helga6 ser fjallio og giginn
og CERT pad ao pj60areign; en- mj6g fair koma
pangao til ao STA vatni6, at pvi pangao er langur
vegur fra n%st1 jarnbrautum og s1 lei0 err svo i'll
yfrfer0ar a0 enginn fer hama ao gamni slnu, sem
rakt !agt vo vegabatur par UNI fj0llin, og hja
vatninu er hvergi skyli eoa neitt heli fyrir fer5a-
mem; aux pess cru snj6ar svo miklir og illvi6ri
par d fj6llunum a6 akvegir ver5a varla notaoir
nema 40 ems pTJa manuOl um
Vatni pessu lysir elm af jarofraoingum
stj6rnarinnar par vestra a pessa lei6:
vVatni0 err / afarmikilli skdl, sem er form eld-
gigur i %fjallinu ofanverou. Skdl pessi er til jain
AGAR UNI fj0gur pdsund feta dup og tuttugu mllur
ummals, nastum kringljott og hvergi skar6
A6 henni liggja 4 ALA vegu pverhniptir
hamrar svo sl6ttir og beinir az 6v16a sjast stallar
eoa drangar, og alt er bjargio 6kleyft nema a elm
UNI stao; par er einstigi, sem pc er ofart 06rum en-
fotvissum m0nnum. Vatni6 er .um 5000 feta
djdpt en- fyrir ofan PAD cru hamrarnir 500 fet par
sem peir cru lBgstir, en- $3.50 fet par sem peir cru
hastir. Yfrbor6 vatnsins er $3.50 fet yfr sjavar-
NAL; PAD hakkar liti5 eitt eftir leysingar a vorin.
Vatni6 sjalft er svo tBrt og litfagurt a5 undrum
s@tir og PAD eykur UNI allan helming fegur6 hinna
tignarlegu hamragiroingar, sem umhver6s pa6 err,
ao sa hama spegla sig hvervetna 1 marglitum
i pessu Bgllega hyldypi".
Fyrir 10 eoa IL lrum sloan var lifandi silung-
ur futtur til vatnsins og par heir ham tingast svo
vel a5 PAD er MI fult af silung. Sk0mmu s1oar
var duttur pangao batur, sem liggur vi0 hamrana
par sem %einstigi6 er, og peir sem hug hafa fara
niour og r6a 1T q vatni5 til fskjar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

mai, aOur en- DlOO pessl skyrOu ira pv1, 40 sum
patent-me6ul cru ekkert anna6 en- svikin
observation-disclosures, % / ymsum landshlutum,
par sem vins0lubann aftrar minimum fra az
neyta skarri drykkja med rettu nafni, gera
Peir ser al g6ou a0 drekka patent-me0ul i
stao brennivins. Einkum er patent-me6al pad,
er ,,Peruna" heitir, alr@mdur af~engisdrykkur
1 festum st0oum her 1 landi, bar sem vim ma
ekki selja. 1 pvi mccall er nsestum priojung-
ur vinandi, og elm Aaska er n6g til a0 gera
hvern mccall mann blindfullan.
En- PAD kom bratt / lj6s p-gar bla0a.
menn f6ru az kynna ser betur patent-meoala
tali0, a0 PAD var ekki eitt heldur alt, sem var
vi6sjarvert / rekstri Peirrar atvinnugreinar.
/ sumum PETRA er opium e6a a6rar ska6van-
ar eiturtegundir, sem smatt o. smatt fara me0
flor mama og heilsu, en- drepa sjaldan a
sk6mmum TINA. 1 faeinum. patent meoulum
cru lyf, sem hafa holl og goo ahrif eff pau cru
brdkuo vio s&rstaka kvilla og hae6lega lengi,
en- ver0a oft ska0leg vi0]angvarandi brdkun.
En- m0rg patent-meoul Wilma hvorki gagn ne
mein pc pau s6u etinn og drukkinn ar eftir
Ar, af PVT ao 1 Peim er ekkert verulegt lyf:
pannig cru t. d. Pink Pills'', sem ekkert :lyf
hafa a0 geyma nema dalfti0 iarn. Jarn er ao
visu ahrifa -mikio lyf Pegar pao er teki0 naegi-
lega i Peim s%jdkd6mum er PAD a viz; en- 1
Pink Pills', er svo liti0 af jarni og par er
PAD 1 svo loguou sambandi VIC 0nnur efni, az
PAD getur engin veruleg ahrif haft a likam-
ann. Anna0 patent-me0al, er ,,Liquozone"
%nefnist, og drukkio var h6aaust fyrir fam ar
UNI sloan, var sagt / aug]ysingum az hefoi /
ser f6lgi6 sdrefni e0a lffsefni loptsins og pvi
v@ri par svo fyrirkomi6 a0 PAD g@fi 0llum lf
og heilsu er me0alsin ms neyttu. En- vi0 efna-
ranns6kn varo PAD uppvist -a0 i mccall Pessu
voru faeinir dropar at brennisteinssyru 1
hverium pott at vatni, PAD n@goi til az gera
PAD sdrt a brag0io, og meira purfti ekki til
Pess az f@ra minimum helm sanninn UNI az alt
v@ri satt sem sagt var I auglysingunum um
l~ifsefnio, sem i PVT veri f6lgi0.
[ auglysingum Pessum er j%afnan fult af
vottor0um fra Peim, er Pykiast hafa fengio
l@kning allra meina af mccall Pvf, er par segir
fra, og pa Pykir au0vitao mestur sleguri az
IA vottor6 malsmetandi mamma, og svo er sjalf-
sagt ao syna myndir PETRA UNI lei6. pessi
vottoro geta patent-meoala prangarar fengi6
meo ymsu mott. og Peir gata Pess await ao
bda svo UNI hndtana ao ekki var0i l0gs6kn p6
sum n0fn s6u ekki fr6mlega fenginn; og PAD
er eitt mccall annars, er synir hversu lit marg-
If MEM hir0a um pc nafn peirra Sc notao
sviksamlega, ao peir seggja vanalega of Peir
cru ao Pvi spuroir hvao Peim half gengi0 til
40 rita vottor0 Petta, a0 Peim half WRIT pad
meinlaust gaman og vel tilvinnandi ao gera
PAD til Pess STA nafn slit a prenti og %teljast|
bar / heldri mama roo. En- Be svo yari al
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

undir vottor6 pessi leyfislaust, pa myndi PAD naum-
asst koma az neinni s6k, pv1 faum r@tti tilvinnandi
a6 l0gsBkja patent-me0ala fel0g fyrir PAD. pau
verndar er fast fyrir peninga; en- pegar svo er
astatt er sjaldan mikio a mals6kn a6 gra6a fyrir
pa, sem f@rri eiga dollarana.
Eitt mccall annars, sem synir hversu vottor6
og n6fn mamma cru f0lsu5 i auglysingum pessum,
cru auglysingarnar um hi6 alramda mccall, sem
nefnist Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Pa6 medal 4 ao lakna ALA kven-sj1kd6ma hverju
nafni sem ~nefnast, og auglysingarnar um PAD cru
vanalega Hangar lofr@6ur um fri Lydiu Pinkham
i Lynn, og par segir greinilega fra pv1 hver
d@malaus snillingur hun Sc / l@knislistinni, og
engin uppg6tvun hvorki fyr ne sioar j~afnist vio
petta ag@tis mccall, er henni loks auonaoist az
finna eftir margra ana visindaranns6knir; pvi n@st
er skyrt fra pv1 hvao mikio kvenpj65in eigi Lydiu
Pinkham upp a0 unna fyrir petta kraftameeal, og
ser einhvers mems, a0 skrifa Lydiu Pinkham og
segja henni i trdna6i af 0llum sinum bagindum,
pvi hun elm skilji 0llum 66rum betur Oil peirra
mein, og geti pa beet veitt peim arei6anlega hjalp
MI er pao alkunnugt oroi6 az pessi Lydia Pink
ham sem aldrei haf6i s6rstakt ord a ser lifanda
lift er MI l6ngu dau0, og hefr legio / gr6f sinni
Pine Grove kirkjugar6i i Lynn, Mass, sloan ario
1888. En- bredn, sem til hennar cru ritu5 pdsund-
I'm saman daglega at auotrda kvenfolki UNI oil
Bandar1kin, cru ritin upp a skrifstofu f6lags pess,
er Der nafn hennar. Skrifstofu pj6narnir lita yfr
sum peirra, eff peir hafa TINA til ao hyggja a6 elm
hverju, sem gati or0i6 peim hlatursefni, en- annars
er peim sama um alt, sem i brefunum. stendur
nema aritun reirrar, er br6fi6 er fra, hama ver6a
peir az IA til az geta sent aftur svari6, sem await
er tilbdio og altaf hi6 sama med faum afbrig6um.
Patent-meoul hafa 1 raun og veru ekki neitt
einkaleyf, samskonar og stj6rnin veitir vanalega
til az vernda einkarett til a0- tilbda og selja ymsar
v0rutegundir. pao er pvl rangnefni az kalla pau
patent-me0ul. Stj6rnin veitir hverju patent-meo-
ali einkar6tt til a6 nota sGrstakt nafn og v0rumerki,
en- az 66ru leyti hafa pau enga serstaka lagavernd.
En- stj6rnin hjalpar peim pc 6beinlinis med pvl, a6
fytja auglysingar peirra med post, hvers efnis sem
par cru, um land alt. St0ku sinnum hefir pao
komi0 fyrir, -ao auglysingar pessar hafa p6tt of |
sviviroilegar til ao ia far med post, en- vanalega
komast pBr hvert a land er pBr eiga az fara hversu
6pverralegar, sem par cru.
Fins og kunnugt er hefr gula-pestin geysa6 1
suour- rikju1um nor6anvert vio Mexico-f6ann SID
astlioi0 sumar. BAD pykir emma lj6sastur vottur
um samvizkuleysi og varmensku peirra mama, er
selja patent-meoul, 40 peir notuou ser pessa al
pess az selja me0ul sin. Peir auglystu hvervetna,
par syora einkum ,Peruna" -felagi0, 40 meoul sin
xera xiss ne areidanle9 lxf aeen xeiki hessari III
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
Theatrical Notes

Klimt aud Gazzolo's production,
'NOn the Bridge at Midnight" is
among the local bookings to be seen
here Saturday matinee and night.
This is the successful comedy
that contains a reproduction OF Chi
Cages most celebrated feat OF modern
engineering -the lift, or jackknife
bridge over the Chicago river. Even
experts in engineering doubted that
this huge novelty would be a success.
but it's perfect practicabllity silenced
them and likewise Klimt and Gaz-
colo slenced doubters who heard OF
their determination to introduce a
working model of the bridge in a
pla4
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
Shock Was the Most Violent Felt
I'm Years.
Hundreds of People Were Frighten-
ed-The Damage Done Was
Very Slight.
DISTURBANCE WIDELY FELT.

One of the severest earthquake
shocks in the history of Paducah
came last night about 1910 o'clock.
Hundreds of people felt II, and many
were aroused from sleep. AS usual,
reports vary In regard to the length
of the shock, the direction of the vi
bration, and whether there were one
or two shocks, but accounts agree
that IL was one of the hardest seismic
disturbances ever experienced here.
Down town there was still quite a
number of people out, and the glass
in the windows ratified. signs swayed
and incandescent lights in stores
would be seen to swing violently for
several seconds.
The disturbance lasted, IT seems,
about a minute. Many heard a
'rumbllng noise just before the tremb-
ling of the earth began.
Owing to the heat scores of peo-
pie were still out on their porches.
A great many interesting things are
tod. Some say that they noticed
just before the shock that the heat
became very oppressive. everything
assumed an unwonted stiffness, ex-
cept that dogs could be heard bark
ing in every direction. cows lowed
and chickens seemed disturbed
Then came the earthquake.
Houses rocked and shook, a few
chimneys fell and tableware and
china ratified and in some instances
fell and broke In number OF
houses pictures were jerked from che
walls, and plastering cracked and
fell
Many people rushed into the
streets, but the fear and excitement
soon died away.
The general opinion is that there
was one long shake followed by sew
eral vibrations or trmebles. and the
whole was accompanied by crack
ling, sizzling, roaring sound.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

younger brother. Or. G.. NJ. Guiteran.
New orleans was ripe for set
low fever epidemic this year" said
the doctor There was a large num-
Der OF non-immunes there. But tnls
is the last yellow fever epidemic We
shall see. It has been stamped out ~
Cuba and Mexico and It Is being
cleaned out in New Orleans and Pan
anna, and the only other place left
is Rio. and that will not trouble us
any"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

Lord Baltimore" which will be
seen at the Kentucky on Friday, Au-
gust 25. Is not an old-style clap-trap
melo-drama It is entirely a new
production presenting a pretty story
beautifully told, A play full of hearts
interest, Astounding in startling sit
uations. funny comedy and thrilling
climaxes never before presented and
creating the widest excitement.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

Paducah has maintained the open
door policy" towards yellow fever
refugees. What good has it done :?
Has IL brought us a single new citi-
zen, has 1t Increased anyone's bust
ness or in any way benefited anyone?
On the other hand, has It not daily
exposed the city to the introduction
of the plague? Has II not caused
our travelling statesmen to be barred
from numerous towns, and custom
ers, subjected us to the accusation of
having sold health certificates indis-
criminately. resulted in numerous
towns threatening to quarantine
against us, and actually causing one
city to close her doors to us entirely
And what may be the result before
the plague is stamped out in the
south? 1t may be that a panicky
feeling will hit numerous towns in
surrounding states some of these fine
days, and result in wholesale quar-
antining against us. And why?
Simply because we have not adopted
the simple precaution of requiring
passengers coming into Paducah to
have health certificates. 1t is well
to ask the board of health If the re-
suits thus far, and the ultimate con-
sequences possible and probable,
justify them in their course. We fear
that the general public does not think
so.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
Ban On Kentucky Certificates.


Secretary Egan yesterday placed
ban on Kentucky certificates by is
suing the following order.
To Transportation Companies OpeT-
ating in Southern Illinois,
The Illinois state board of health
requests that you direct your agents
to send no tickets to points in Illi-
nois south of the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern rail-
way, running from st. Louis TO Vim
cennes, unless the persons applying
for same present certificates of
health signed by national, state, coun-
ty or municipal health officers. The
certificates of private physicians
should not be accepted.
The state board of health will not
recognize certificates of health is
sued in Fulton. Ky, Bowling Green,
Ky, Paducah. Ky, McCracken coun-
ty. KY, and Birds Point. Mo Othei
points will be added as additional
evidences of the sale of health GER
tificates is obtained
JAS. A. EGAN. NJ. d., Sec.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
CLEANLINESS AS AN ATTRAC-
TION.


There is nothing that conduces
more to the upbuilding of city or
state than clean. moral government.
There is nothing that will bring peo-
pie to city quicker than reputa-
ton for cleanliness and healthful-
ness. A person can usually satisfy
himself by his own conduct as to
morals, but he cannot compel his
neighbor to cut the weeds or stop
throwing slop into the alley. Good
sanitation is one of the best attrac-
lions for a progressive city, and every
city should have it. Paducah should
be cleaner. More attention should be
paid to the streets, alleys and side
walks. A great many people keep
their premises clean and take pride
in It. A great many do not because
II is too much trouble and they
have not been educated up to full
appreciation of the advantages OF IL.
Such people need TO be made to-but
here in Paducah, they are not. Not
long ago the hogs became such
nuisance in one of our prettiest and
most enterprising localities that
formal complaint had to be lodged
in the legislative boards. The next
day the roundup began and it was
not long until there were twenty or
thirty pigs corralled. 1t should have
been done before.
There are other unsanitary things
that might be obviated II the kick is
hard enough. Get busy and kick"
Look what Folk has done in Mis-
souri,. He says:
THAT there has been 25 per cent.
greater Increase of immigration into
Missouri since corruption was ex-
posed three and one-half years
ago than in any similar period of the
states history.
THAT there has been 33 per cent.
greater increase in the price of land
in the same period.
THAT revenues have increased to
such an extent that he will recon-
mend a reduction in the tax rate to
the next legislature"
This prompts a Chicago paper to
remark:
"Of course the witness does not
mean that corruption placed on ex-
hibition was an attraction that had
a tendency to boom things generally.
But owing 10 the exposure the admin
istration of the public business was
improved everywhere, and the chanc-
es for the right kind OF people were
so much better under good govern
ment than they had been under bad
that all the beneficial results follow
ed.
Perhaps II would be impossible
to reduce the gain to exact figures,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

but we have no doubt that there Is
proof enough of the desirability of
appealing to character in CITIZEN
ship"
The same thing would result In
proportion from an actual cleaning
up, physically, materially. substan-
TALLY, hygienically--as well as moral
ly.
Let Paducah rise up and demand
cleaner city from wharf to west
end--and not forget the open sewer
in the heart of the city.
Last night when questions of san
itation came up in the council they
were referred -vital questions
like these at a time like THIS. simply
put aside to be neglected and forgp
ten.
And yet three of these councilmen
were only yesterday nominated for
reelection,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

The city bills for the last part ut
this month amounted to over 50
600. 1t would be interesting to the
taxpayers to know who draws this
money, but they cannot find out, be
caus the boards have refused to al
low a tabulated or itemized list pre-
scented. If the people of Paduca1
could see where their money goes,
and who it is that is getting the
thousands of dollars paid out eve"y
month, they would better under
stand why the boards refuse to have
the accounts against the city pre-
sented In itemiZed form.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
|. c. DETECTIVE
COMES HERE AND LOCATES
WALTER COLEMAN.
He Is Alleged to BE Wanted I'm New
Orleans But Says He Has
Done Nothing.

Walter Coleman, young man
employed as flagman on the ]. c..
was arrested last night by Detective
King, of the Louisville division. of
the l. c.. and Detective Moore. of
the city force, on the charge OF ie-
ing a fugitive from justice from New
Orleans
Coleman Is well appearing yoi NJ
man and several weeks ago lived in
New Orleans where he worked on
the railroad. He married and same
TO Paducah to reside and since his
absence from New Orlyesns the case
was worked up against him
II is said that there Is a gang Of
railroaders in New Orleans which
has been operating extensively in
the box car breaking line. Many
cars were broken into and goods Ia
ken and the gang was pulled in"
several days ago. Members are said
TO have implicated Coleman and
Detective King located him here yes
terday and with Detective Moore ei-
fected arrest.
Coleman is being neld pending
the arrival of a requisition from
New Orleans. He claims that ne
knows nothing of the matter and is
innocent of any charge. lie also has
friends here who say he is an honest
man and innocent of the charges
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

The wise men who know there is
no danger of yellow fever in Padu-
cab and don't care anything about
the loss of business resulting from
the absence of any regulations at
trains and boats, may regret their
folly before they know IT, DR.. Quit
eras. the famous expert, says he does
not expect the scourge to be con-
quered until frost, and it will be
quite a while before frost. In the
meantime we must sit helplessly by
and see the town placed in a diem
ma by the board of health, the one
organization above all others from
which we expected better treatment.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22

It wasn't an earthquake. II was
Councilman Young Taylor's rude
awakening. He had been dreaming
about getting back in the council on
the Town Cow issue and last night
he rolled off onto the floor and found
it was only a dream. The shock was
felt north, east, south and west.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
At Greensboro.

greensboro. Ky, Aug. 22.-Owens-
boro and Henderson, KY. and Evans
Vile, Ind. were visited by an earth.
quake at 11:05 last night. Two dis
tinet shocks were felt. Citizens OF
Greensboro were greatly frightened.
Many rushed from their homes. No
damage was done.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
Many Have Close Calls In Chicago
Fire

Chicago. Aug. 22.-Flre totally
destroyed a three story building of
the Independent steel spring compa-
ny and two hundred men had a
narrow escape. Sixteen girls on the
second floor were rescued with diff
ficulty after the flames shot up the
elevator shaft.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
Are Going TO Bottle mp the Town
on all Sides.
Kentucky Certificates Under the
Ban--Board Of Health Wants
Cisterns Discontinued.
DIR. GuITERAs GIVES OPINION

There are conflicting reports
about the Cairo quarantine, but the
Cairo papers say that Cairo has
"uuarantined against the world
Captain Crider. of the Dick Fowler,
was allowed to land Kentucky pas
sengers yesterday. but did not know
when he left Paducah this morning
what to expect when he reaches Cal
70 this afternoon.
The Cairo Bulletin of this morn
ing says:
To prevent any possible danger OF
yellow fever entering Cairo the city
board of health yesterday afternoon
declared Cairo quarantined against
the world
As soon as the order. which vas
adopted and approved by the may
or and Secretary Egan OF the state
board of health. becomes effective,
no persons will be allowed to enter
the fllN lIoih any uiiNN'ioh "h'Noo
provided with a permit signed by Ell
Their Alderman Thomas Fuller, chair
man of the city board of health, or
Secretary James A. Egan, of the
state board.
The permits will he mailed to any
persons out of the city desiring to
come to Cairo. If they will write TO
either of the above officers and state
that they have been away from any
infected district for the past ten
days. Every train and steamboat en-
tering the city will be met by a
corps of inspectors and the person
holding the permit will be compell-
ed to prove that he Is the one who
applied for the certificate.
The official order for the strict
quarantine. as adopted at the meet
ing yesterday is as follows:
Quarantine Orders.
City of Cairo, Illinois, August p,
1905:
The City of Cairo. Illinois, Is here
by declared to be guaranteed
against all places north. south, east
and west.
No person whomsoever will be
permitted to enter perm mem
permitted to enter the city of Cairo
unless he presents permit issued
after this date and signed on behalf
of the City of Cairo by Thomas w
Fuller. chairman of the local board
of health, or on behalf of the state
board of health of Illinois by James
A. Egan, secretary of the state board
of health.
This order will go into effect i'm
mediately after its publication.
GEORGE PARSONS, Mayor.
Approved by the Illinois State
Board of Health.
JAS a EGAN. NJ. D.. Sec.
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There is consolation to the defeat
ed in the thought that after all 1t is
better TO be defeated by democrat
than a republican. That crowd in
Office is too well known to ever get
back.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
The Cairo cItzen saws:

IL do not expect to see the yellow
fever stamped out in New Orleans
until FROST" said DR.. John Guiteras,
the yellow fever expert. to the Cit
izen last evening
Dr. Gulteras came up from Nsw
Orleans to see the family OF his
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
IN OTHER PLACES.
At Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 22,--Two
distinct earthquake shocks experience
ed here last night. the disturbance
being more appreciably felt in the
eastern suburbs than in the city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-22
An Experts Opinion.

Dr. Guiteras, the yellow fever ex-
pert of Cairo. ILL.,, does not think
that yellow fever will be stamped
out until frost in the south.