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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
HUSTLERS TO GO
TO OLNEY IN 1906
Continued from Eighth Page.)


TIE II e,irg was opened with
o6nolict'on By Rev w. w McClusky
Of the Presbyterian church
This was followed by the reports Of
the officers which aowed that the
fi0silers was growing ana popular
ord-r and dat il was in a good Gnan-
cial condition.
The bylaws were revised and caus-
ga much friendly discussion showing
that the drummers knew less about
parliamentary law than they did sew
raj other things.
The former officers of the assoeia
ton ana the seven men who found.
ga the association in the Anna hotel
three years ago, were each presented
with q handsome souvenir by the
members.
The strongest delegation present
vas the one from Cairo headed bg
Mayor Parsons, the Paducah band
md company X From the time that
TIE long train pullcd in here early
his morning until late tonight, Cairo
ties we're very much in evidence
When II was seen that Cairo could not
win. Hon Reed Green, who presented
cairo's plea, withdrew that city's in
gitation and moved to make it unani
mons for The city who received the
highest number Of votes. The hun
'lleds Of people who had come here tC
work for the convention in 1906 Their
commenced to talk Cairo 1907" ant
were rewarded by securing the prom
iss Of hundreds OF the members d
The association that all that Cairo has
o 10 next year was TO ask for it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10


Mrs J J Darmoiy entertained the
ElacFla Club oi Monn6s las Thurs 3ay
ayanag. Those present were: Mr..
ana MEG. "a 81 Pollock, Mr. and Mrs.
A, Jaeckel Mr. and Mrs II Grady,
2Ir ana MIS-. u g Chance, MIR. Sam
House, Mr.. and Mrs. J D. QuarIes,
Mr ana Mrs ] H, Lane; Mrs. Ida
Crain, Mrs J. Campbell Miss Annie
and Miss Tfllie Ludtke, Mr. and Mrs.
g, II. Wood Pres were won by Mrs
]. II. Lane, Mrs r, S Pollock, Mr. IT,
Grady, Mr.. G II. Wood Delicious re.
freshments were served and ali pre-
sent spent a most enjoyable evening.
Mrs A j Jackie and Mrs. r. S.
Pollock spent Monday afternoon in
Cairo With Mrs. William Sheric.
Mrs J. J Campbell. who has been
with friends in Mounds, was called
home On Monday by the death Of her
husband
Miss Willie Lewis, Of Villa Ridge
spent loet week win her cousin, Miss
lrcl Pollock
MES Jessie Lewis and Miss Neyade
Gcochmau Of Anna We're the guests
of Mrs Robert Pollock last Sunday.
Mrs ]. p. QuarIes entertained her
many friends Tuesday afternoon. All
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

say remarked the fresh Office
10y, I'm bettin' dat de guywot poses
IS de shinpin clerk fer dis establish
cent Is gettin ready to ask youse ter
Z dc loye-in-dc.cottage net wild him"
Why, the IDEAL exclaimed the
iuffy .haired typewriter,
OATS right, Continued the kid,
Hith a large, oren-faced grin Il
acerd him askin de boohkeaner yietcr-
lay wot salary youse WIZ gittin'"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
Tree Sacred to Iapancoc God.

A tree in Japan is sacred to the
god Ginlsho. therefore our slang
phrase by lingo, Is probably derived
from the Japanese oath by Glnkho, In
l68a tho japanese save q site on an
artificial island tn Nippo for the set
Element ~ Portuguese merchants and
haa the space laid eut ia the SHAPE Of
q fam signiiying an object agreeable
for general use
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
Leavaa slso. eco Ger lloenltnl.

In 1891 Castienne Garcelon died in
Oakland, Cal leaving s75oGoo for the
establishment thcvc of a hospital for
incurabes. Tao laws delay interviewed
and the ttustec3 have orig jGat 70
ceivcd PERMISSION to proceed with the
execution Of the trust Tho luildings
are TO cost $4,000, and 100000 Is,
according 70 the will 70 be kent as a
fund for the maintenance Of the hos.
pital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
Observation-Disclosures,
Or. C. E. OLLIE.
ehANcERY NOTICE.
STATE on ILLINOIS,. !

Ht = = = 2 Its1Fl sF'Is7s =
Alexander county
IL the Alexander county circuit court July
term. A. 10 lsa. Ia cnaaeery sitting.
lsiil in chaneeFy fer Partition, assignment Of
aowcr aud other relief.
PAalck IA. NckaYen. Nellie J. Bunch AMI
Lpuelia LiRaon, compartments; vs. j. Ee.stt
McRsys a, Irene MileneIi, Jane Snsehangh,
Pilgrim MehaHtn. tietsia MeRascu. + Ia Se-
Raven, benjamin NeIapon. Mack BcIEagen
curtis McRayen, Mary NcR. eotner and the
Illinois tentrai hailf9ae company, defendants
he above named defendants ar hereby hs3ti-
fed that faid ennplaiaan,a have this day filed
in said court a certain bill IN Chaneers TO- par
titiop. as ignment Of dover aud other n lief
against theiu, and that summons has
issued thereon rtipfnable on the frst day Of he
next term II idscoHrt, To be holden at tho
court house in tsiro, Illinois, ON the I0th day
OF July next.
Cairo, Illinois, May nth, A. D.. 1895.
IEH =. DAVIS, 5.fnrk.
David s. Lansden, compIainantss soil itor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

pre- ent enjoyed Themselves al prog,
ressive eucarea Those present were;
Mesdames. Or. Royal ana Rife. Of vii
Ia Ridge; AIRS. ). II. Tinker, of Mound
City; Mesdames. 3accklc, Lane. Grain,
Earle, Grady, Bessie, Pollock. Der
mody, Chance, schoHicrd Woods, OF
Mounds. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Tinker, Of Mound CRY and MRS. Grain
and Mrs Pollock, of Mounds. H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

Sly Fseelzchub took All occasions,
TO try Jobs constancy and patience,
I1c took his honor, took his health
iIe took his children. look his wealth,
HIS servants, oxen, horses, COWS
But cunning Satan did not take his
spouse
But Heaven that brings out good from
evil
And loves to dsappolnt he Gcyil,
Had predetermined t0 restore
Twolcld all that he had bofufet
hia servants horses oxen, cows
short sighted devil. Eut to tal;c hia
spouse!
..snfnMrl lrhNlnr CnlNrilnn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
ILLINOIS EDITOR DIED or
EPILEPSY ON TRAIN.

Marshal okla June &c, Ii
Wright, editor % tAe IIiusiale, III, ne.
publican, died uf epilepsy on the na.
tional editorial citation train 90.
night, aged ~, Ilis daughter, MISS
rae accompanied him Ihe body Wal
left d Enid Okla, III charge % n
committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
ENORMOUS IS
OUTPUT OF IRON
sUlLciNG OPERATIONS LARGE
AND MATERIALS ARE IN Elk
CELLENT DEMAND-RAiLWAY
EARNINGS ARE eTlLL ON THE
INCREASE.

Rev York. Jane 9.-R G. Dun &
cos review Of trade is as follows:
1lthough trade exports are sull ir-
regular and in many cit cs below ex-
2ceta;ions. there has been improve
ncnt il response to higher tempera.
are and less rain Manufacturing
activity is fully maintained in extile
iabrics, aud tacrc is an enormous out-
1ut in ron and steel, despite some re-
lacticn from last months record,
5reakins rate cf production. Building
Dpega IONS are large ana materials are
n excellent demand. Foreign com
erco for The last week at This port
howa q splendid gain compared wiz
91l imports increasing $3,t3I9t4,
nd exports "a ming $1,470S05. Ali
cturns for May make favorable com
PARSONS with the same month last
Tcar railway earnings increasing so
,er cent, while bank exchanges are
y a strong position, and prices arc
cry firm Supplementary fall con
racta are still arriving al New Eng
and footwear factories from salesmen
\ the Wet, ana sample orders fol
pring lines are also reee we'd. Failures
his week IN the Unttod States are 21t
.gainst 227 The corresponding week
asst year; in Canada, 20, against Il
asr year.
Bradstract's ReVisw.
Braastrcet'a review il as follows
ne situation may lie summed up ii
&c phase Better feeling" which il
red Gated on rather more seagonabl,
1ea;her, allowing be ter crop prog
'ess, larger volume Of retail trade ant
improved recorder business al whole
ale. These In turn are reflected ii
mere assured tone as 10 fail bust
ess in distibGliyo lines. Some tenn
3aary quoting due TO rains or coli
eater Is rote;l in the Nor lives.
lake resion ana east, VII le new
usiness in iron and steel is smaller
nd prices arc casing.
AL measure Of trade movement Still
INIT Enthusiastically to large gains ii
u lines over year ago
Crop reports confirm last week
lima lens Of tuen for the bette
winter wheat, corn ana cotton pros
ets. Features i diatrihutive trad
Q better orders received at Chicagt
| Z light summer goods, bnt the team
| ers Strike still hurts local trade AMI
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

Mrs. Emma RansIow Allen Of swan
ton W.. has joined the Women's Relief
corps az the age OF 90 She is grand.
niece Of Samuel Hobs MS one Of the
signcrs Of the declaration OF inde'
pondcnce
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

Tonight Is The Eht, See the great
show az Mound City Special train
for Mound City leaves via Biz Four
at 200 p, M: returning, spacial leaves
Mound City at midnight
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

In Germany the number Ok servant
girls who have savings bank account
is nearly three times as large as that
,g shop girls who have them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
ROOSEVELT IN VIRGINIA.

Rapidan Va. June resident
Roosevelt arrived in Rapilan On q
brief outing trip this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION


At Cairo, State Of Illinois before che conn
menceineIt e business on The aist. day III
May, 1862, rs made 10 the AHai.pr ~
Public Accounts, for the State OF Illinois,
pursuant TO law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

VIII Pnrke returned yesterday
morning from Evanston, where he
taaaded tie Northwes tcrn university
o spend tho summer vacation with his
pare mss, Mr and Mrs. u A. Burke,
eleventh Etreat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

Ere department No. 2 was called tc
the corner Of Eleventh and Poplar
sEtc@ IS yestsfday morning at 1913.
9cleclz % e2tiaguisn a small blaze.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10

ELL y
STATE or ILLINOIS.
tt.,tirtv ~ Ataxaaanar 77s

STATE or ILLINOIS,
County 81 Alexander. p
/. i. =. Aisthorpe, president Of Enterprise
Savings Bank, 10 soleinny Swear that tile above
statement Is true, TO the best u my knewi-
edge and belief.
J. s. AtsTnoRrE, President
Subscribed and sworn ta before me tins It'll.
day 81 Juno, 1906. EMMA =. RffskT,
lsfAL.I Notary Pubiic..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
RESOURCES.
90, ae6aa

Loans and Discounts. Sssg, a1s IL
Other Rouds and seeuri
ties, Including pfemi-
uns ---.--- sssasass
Banking House 5,e0000
Other Real Estate owned
by the Bank a- fl.sO0nU fl.s0qa0
Que from National Banks 29s,05Aesi
Total --------..-- ST ,lsg.fiagl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-10
MOUNDS.


; $3.50 =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
Continued from Page s.

should use al -he influence they pos
zass 20 further any rEerhs'5 o reform
which would insure stability q *
change
R4xk FAILURES ~ CANTON
A. ne ur=sznt TINE China : n -ae
.g,-..zs NJ Il severe financial a=E-zSS or
- Years me merchants have been
-..---v9rg forward bad accounts y 1--
m var broke OUT between Japan AND
prussia hundreds q Cl'n~-e '7-1-'- 1cr-
- 70 better their CONDITION oE s. ~
80 zo-7a o. TIE t5g profits - D. mao
nv running -he blockade bur ne Tlgl-
f--oa a< he japanese brought scores
- these SPECTATORS 70 grief -l~--
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26

have uea- seventy bank failures II
canton -a-s yer and financial matters
1-= ~ v-=--1e1 condition generally.
-'1= phase u me boycott vrhi-E has
lo- 1==- generally referred 20 Is t1a
-a~1S.5- -ha- = resulting . Chinese
dealers IL American goods. Although
= was f--=-5@z u postpone the boy
au-- I.--5- al American stocks could b.
disposed - many Arms do nor sue
-s=l u doing So Others have had .
accept large -o-s-E2--=2-s ot American
freight which was ordered before -hs
--oual= began while -Hz Chinese have
naz -leir fling ~ The Americans they
haze had - gay -1--zly to- disturbing
-r=5r commercial relations WIKI Is
FREDERIC : EASkLN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
Aloha Tooth Powder

Et- -1.-1@an years this delightful and
cleansing -cota preparation has held lis
popularity. Il cleans the teeth. heals
and har1=1s the gums. sweeteus the
breath and by destroying the harmful
bae-e-la q tbs mouth really becomes
too-1 Insurance Of the highest order.
FEEE-vTith each bottle OF or
Aloha Tooth preparations We give Z
map OF the Hawaiian Islands
Insure your teeth today. \ 25c. bot
lie VII insure your teeth Tor sixty
days Get our booklet care q -Ae
Teeth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
All Sorts of Amusement.
All Minds of Recreation,
Ali the Comforts of Home.

Railway station and Trent & Co, Or
ring. up Haleiwa Hotel, King IS.
On Sundays the HaIeiwa Limited, q
rwo-hour train, leaves at s:22 g. H.
returning, arrives il Honolulu at 1o:1o
? n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
HAVE YOU MATING
ON YOUR FLOORS?

Il YOU have used II for any length
OF time vou no doubt feel that mat
ting IS not exactly the eleanliest or
healthiest thing you could use Damp
air often makes the odor OF mating
unpleasant. And mating Is so widely
used that 10 have II on your floors
makes them look common. From an
Eastern manufacturer we have secured
z substitute for mating. Il does No.
cost much more &c put down than mat
ting and makes your rooms look cosy
and comfortable. Il VIII wear and look
well longer than mating and unless
YOU are very familiar with the goo IS
Won cannot tell II from q Brussels car
pet after It Is down. Al fine carpet
patterns are copied II these goods Il
is good for every room OF your house
II IS calieI
COTTAGE CARPET
and II short time viii be used by
ali progressive bouseholders. 1t Is
warranted moth proof. We would Ike
20 show i 70 Won. Try Il N one room
and later permit Us 70 use different
patterns on every room N YOUR house
L Is cheap. pretty and se-viceable-
Ask <or It at the furniture stores Of
I. HOPP & CO.
in the Alexander Young Building
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.


morning
ST CEpscopa)-Potwine, 1880
CENTRAL UNION II prayer, 80
CHRISTIAN CHURCH a. n $50 7. Il.
q ma nd n
KAWAIAEAo CEURCa-Parker, a II 2. II
L
at
collection school; H.
eoI ecro Sundav sch
Y 40 ?
SALVATION ARAdy-10:30 a 6 p.
sEAAEENs CHAPEL-Bng 7:30
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
4 POSSIBILITY.

refaeed settled
HIS g large him
half hi thereof being
He inqaisoral block bawoolznan The
nonpsi1iity:'
mean nonpo
a nonPoibiL7y
emmy tggerwi IA
the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
Insure Your Tooth

Prudent people insure their lives and
property Why not take CUT & policy
for .0l- teeth, securing you against
their loss. decay, toothache and tartar2
Here he very pest tooth insurance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-26
Hebron Drug Go.

1t Is Cool
THESE DAYS
At HALEIWA
u T THE PLACE TO
SPEND YOUR VACATION.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08
NEW HOUSE BILLS.

n. F. 212, Committee on Towns and Counties,
as substitute for H. f. 77--Authorizing towns
to issue bonds not to exceed $4,000 for construc-
ton of town halls and bridges. Passed.
II. F. 213, Lauritsen-Ap 81, 200 for
a bridge across north branch of Yellow Med-
cine river, Eidsvold township, Lyon county.
Roads and Bridges.
H. F. PA. Dorsey-Regulating acquisition of
school sites and construction and maintenance of
school buildings. Same as S. f. 1913. Educa ton.
H. +. 215, Bjorge-Appropriating $500 for a
bridge across south branch of Wild Rice river.
$500 for bridge across Otter Tail river between
Detroit and Ponsford. and $1,000 for bridge
across Town lake in Becker county, Roads and
Bridges.
.HsF. ZIG, r. T. Lewis-Legalizing town orders
issued in cases where towns have received money
ii. +. 217, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 for re-
planking bridge across Mississippi at Hastings.
Roads aud Bridges.
II. f. 21s, MISUNDERSTANDING the sale OF
cocaine and providing penalty for violations.
Public Health.
ii. #. 219, Notwithstanding six months
school in districts having assessed valuation OF
$50 900 in order to obtain state aid Education
H. F. 220, R. T. Lewis (by request )-Provldiine
for liens on personal property by Transportation
and warehouse companies for the care OF domes
tit. animals and for repairing articles judiciary
ii. F, 221, Hammergren-P ovidtng for county MY
Iexpert printer in counties OF more tnan ioooN
inhabitants Tricounty Delegation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08
Messrs. Smith, johnson, Putnam, Rams
land, Meyer and J. T. Lewis.
NEW SENATE BILLS.

s. F. 1885, Horton (by quest)-Proyiding for
the licensing of public accountants on certificate
from board Of examiners. Education.
S. F. 127, Witherstine-To appropriate 81 200
for building bridge over Zumbra river. Roads
and Bridges.
S. F. 12s. Horton-To prevent pirating of
dramatic compositions. Judiciary.
s. F. 129. Wood-Granting forty years time to
settlers in which to pay for state lands on which
10 per cent Of the purchase price has been
given the state. Judiciary.
s. F. 100, Woodworking for a board OF
three appraisers to fix The values of state lands,
the minimum nj m, to be Sc an acre: Judiciary.
sprinkler insurance business TO organize with
but SIS, 600 paid up capital. Judiciary.
S. F. 1872. Sundberg-To appropriate $400 for
bridge across Twin Lake swamp, Kittson
county. Roads and Bridges.
S. F. 1873, Stone-To appropriate $500 for
bridge across the Chippewa river in Swift county.
Roads and Bridges.
S. F. 1884, stone-To appropriate $1,000 to
bridge the Minnesota river in Renville county.
Roads and Bridges.
s. F. 135, Wilson (by requestl- Providing the
state board Of dentistry shall register ali gradu-
ates of the Minnesota dental college on pay
| n,ent of a fee of SO. Judiciary.
$. F. 1876. Peterson-To appropriate $500 for
bridge across Wild Rice river. Becker county.
Beads and Bridges.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08
TAX SLEEPING CAR COS.
REPRESENTATIVES, TANNING WILL
INTRODUCE A BILL TO REACH
INTERSTATE EARNINGS, NOW
UNTOUCHED.

Representative Edward Tanning of
Stewartville will introduce bill to-
morrow to tax sleeping-car companies
on interstate business passing thru Min
nesota.
Under the present law the companies
pay 3 per cent gross-earnings tax
only on business beginning and ending
within the state. This is trifing COM
pared to the volume Of business going
to Chicago, Omaha, Des Moines and
west-coast points. Even the Mime
sofa business is largely omitted by sell
ing tickets from the twin cities to Du-
luth which read Superior and to
Moorhead which read Fargo etc.
The flaming bill will make the same
rule as the railroad gross-earnings law,
so that the Pullman and other compa.
MES must pay on a proportion of inter
state earnings based on the proportion
of the mileage within the state to the
entire mileage over which the business
is DONE It will also reach earnings
for car rentals and car mileage, will
give the public examiner power te
check up The books of the companies
and will add 10 per cent penalty to
all earnings withheld.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08
HOW DRUNKENNESS
GAN Be CURED

If you are slave to drink, what would
you give to overcome the habit? What
would you give to have clear brain,
strong nerves and perfect manhoodf
What would you give to save the money
that you squander over the bar?
The Temple Appeal" the official or
gan of the temple trustees of the w. C.
T. u, tells how this terrible habit, or
disease. as it truly is, can be cured at
little cost and with no publicity or loss of
time. In recent issue it says: "Orrine
is new cure for drunkenness. A Wash
ington chemist is the discoverer. Re-
markable changes have been wrought for
suffering drinking men by its USE
Orrine No. can be given secretly,
without the patients knowledge. No. 2
Is in pill form, for voluntary treatment.
Conquer the drink habit by this simple
and Scientific remedy. Price 81 per box
It IS absolutely harmless. Orrine is sold
and reconarne ended in this city by voegeii
Bros. Drug Co., corner Washington and
Hennepin avenues and corner Seventh
street and Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08

ment presented favorable reports on
Woods horsethief bounty bill, Fraser IS
bill prohibiting promiscuous distribu-
tion of patent medicine samples
Zelch' bill prohibiting the giving
away Of liquor to paroled prisoners and
the two bribery bills introduced by NJ,
D. Flower
Cut Out the Engrossing.
A. j. Rockne threw the engrossing
clerks into fit by proposing resolu
tions making it unnecessary to engross
the revised code. These, if adopted
will cut the clerks out of fees amount
ing to about $4,000, as they are paid
Is cents a folio for engrossing bills. J.
Speaker Clague announced George E
Perley,z Lawrence II. johnson, Ware
Stone, J.. Fl. Morley and P. G. Lynch
as the special committee to visit the
agricultural school at Menomonie, Wis.
to obtain information on the advis
ability of establishing county agricul
tural schools in Minnesota.
The committee will leave tomorrow
| morning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-08
OPPOSE WILSON BILLS
Merger and Steel Trust Interests Will
Fight Them.

T n the he Steel rns
affected by Senator Wilson 8 bill, intro.
duced yesterday, requiring corporations
owning stock in Minnesota corporations
to appoint a resident agent, so that
service can Be secured on them by the
Minnesota courts.
Both these interests would be com
PEELED by the Wilson bills to become
smenable to the Minnesota courts, and
have been nipped in the bud if the bills
had been laws in 1901. Similar bills
were killed in the senate two years age
by the influence of merger and stee
trust representatives, who are said to be
sharpening their axes for another kill
ing at this session.