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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Albert Kirby Fairfax ara American
'itizen with The unique distinction 81
eng a peer OF the British umpr
has returned to mis- home i'm Mafyan
rom visit TO Europe he duia
hat be is TO become 9 British subject
9ut say he viii retain his American
iti5auebin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

a regiment of regular troops was
o be sent TO Tennessee 70 be station
q IN various parts of the state to as
st The United States marshals in
carrying ont the United States laws,
and. as the Bulletin observed. to as
iist The carpet-baegers in robbins the
people
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
IS YEARS AGO TODAY.

From The Bulletin Of March 10, 1870.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

4HE SATANIC ORIGIN OF COLDS.
& laefs Is anything On the face Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The municipal authorities OF Yen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

A painter named Walklr, who
painted The battle of Gettysburs was
neaged to paint the Battle Above
he Clouds at Lookout mountain the
price being $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
Talk II OVER WITH US.

AND let as tell you Why it is wise to
advertise Ia the columns OF The
Bulletin. lAll88i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
ZemstVOists Urge His Depo-
SitiOn And
MAKE HIS SON REGENT
Grand Dukes as Guards-St. Petersburg
Stirred BY Sensational Report, and
Meeting Of Delegates is
Prohibited.

St. Petersburg, July IA sensation
al rulnor Is current here that large
party Of the zemstyoists and Doumaists
at Moscow are in favor Of the procIama-
ton Of the deposition Of Emperor
Nicholas and the establishment Of
regency for the Grand Duke Alexis
NikoIaieviteh, the infant son Of the en-
peror and heir to the throne, under four
grand dukes.
1t is alleged that for this reason the
meeting Of the Al-Russian Zemstyoists
and Doumaist Congress, which was to
take place today at Moscow, has been
prohibited
n. White had a final interview with
Emperor Nicholas at Peterhof yesterday.
Foreign Minister Count Lamsdorif was
present, showing the complete harmony
Of views between NJ White and the for
eign minister. NJ. White leaves st.
Petersburg for Paris today, accompanied
by Nine. Witte. At Paris they meet
their daughter, who Is the wife Of the
secretary Of the Russian legation at
Brussels, Nine. White has no intention
of Joining her husband later in America.
AI. Bitte denies that Russia viii make
peace with Japan On any terms. In an
interview at has villa on Ielagin island
Tia said:
III have been designated by the em
peror as his ambassador extraordinary
tor pouparlers with the Japanese pieni.
potentiaries TO ascertain whether it is
possible TO conclude treaty Of peace.
Ny personal views are OF secondary
Importance, but my ideas are in entire
accord with those Of inv friend Count
Ilamsdortl
I'm serving my emperor / have re-
eeived Instructions from his majesty
and shall follow them. The ultimate
decision remains in the hands OF the
emperor, and it is for him to decide the
aestinies al Russia
@Ihe emperor is the friend of peace,
and desires peace, but ] much fear that
the Japanese terms win be such that
we will be unable TO reach an accord.
Russia has little resemblance to west
tern countries. 10 know Russia, to I'M
iefstand tile soul Of the Russian people
! it is necessary that one should have beer
born here on lived many years in Russia
The custom, history, and mental psy.
lehologv of the people are entirely diff
ferent from those Of western nations
and Russia cannot be judged By western
standards. It is an immense country
composed Of divers elements aud inter.
ests. Yet Russian people are like d great
family.
Russia i moi on the verge 81 dissolu-
ton as a great power and IL not Obliged
To accept any conditions offered, In spite
Of the military reyerses she has sus.
tanned
! '.We are passing through an internal
crisis which has been marked By many
grave events. and which may have otReri
| Still Id store; but the crisis will pass
and in a few years Russia will again
take hen place as preponderant power
| Id the European concert
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
RoOsEvELr vow INTERFERE.
Refers Request for Half Holiday at
Navy Yard to Bonaparte.

Oyster Bay, L, l., July ia request
was received yesterday BY President
Roosevelt from a committee represent
ing Columbia Lodge, No. ia, Intsrna-
tional Association OF Siachinists Of
Washington, D. G., for an interview
with him here regarding the granting
of a Saturday half holiday to the ma
chinists Of tile Washington Navy Yard
during the summer months.
The half holiday, by direction of the
president, was given to the maohinists
last summer with the understanding
that the time off should be taken by
the men when it would not interfere
with the regular work Of the yard.
This year the secretary Of the navy de-
cided that the condition of the work
was such that the half holiday could
not be granted.
The president referred the request To
Secretary Bonaparte, informing the COM
mittee that the secretary's determination
of the matter would be final, and that
he himself must decline TO make it a
subject Of review
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
DID NOT DARE ARREST
ZEMSTV0 DELEGATES
Order was Sent to Moscow, But Eject
Was Considered, and No Radical
Action Will Be Taken.

New York. July to- The sun has the
following cable from London
The Moscow correspondent Of the
STANDARD says that Gov.-Gen Trepotf
has sent orders from St Petersburg for
the arrest Of SIT the delegates to the
zemstvo congress before their meeting,
but this win not be done for two rea-
sons, one being that il appears the order
was issued under the misrepresentation
that tile congress would proclaim an ad
interim government on constitutional
lines, and the other that the authorities
now recognize that tile arrest Of 800 Of
the leading men 81 Russia, even If prae-
ticahle. would not for 4 moment arrest
The movement, as the zemstvos and mu-
inequalities would Immediately elect
other delegates who would find means
to hold the congress elsewhere.
Moreover, any mistaken act Of VIC.
lence against the delegates would ineyi-
tably bring the present party Of order
nearer to the revolutionary bodies, a
rapproaehement which even the bureau
cracy can hardly desire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Crime Of Jealousy In New
Jersey BackWOods.
OLD LOVER SUSPECTED
Della conklin, II years old, Of conklin-
vile, Where Native Stock Is Run
ming out, Killed While on
Visit to Mothers Home.


Paterson, n. 4, July 19Jealousy i
ascribed a. the motive for the murder
Of Della conklin, i pretty girl Of IL
years, who was found dead Monday af-
ternoon at the home of her mother in
conklinville, fye miles from 1tidvale.
Coroner Wheeler yesterday empanelied
d jury and an inquest viii BE held later
i'll the week, probably at Wauaque.
County Physician Mcbride went to the
scene of the murder Monday night and
made an autopsy. He found that the
girls skull had been cracked in several
places.
An old-time lover is suspected Of
knowing about the crime. He is missing
sind search i being made for him. The
girI was the wife Of sherman Gonklin,
IA years old. with whom she lived at
SIoatsburn. Her old-time lover is all
LEGGED to have bounded her ever since she
went to live with her husband.
The girl left her home at Sloatsburg
Monday morning and walked to THE home
81 her mother and stepfather, Charles
Edwards. She was accompanied by her
husbands cousin, Clarence Conklin. At
C0nklinville she learned that her mother
was in Aiidpale. She met her brothers,
| Clayton, 13 years old, and john, years
old, and talked with them for d while.
1 The boys went to the mountains to pick
berries while the sister remained at
home.
At noon time the boys heard commo-
ton and ran III the direction Of their
lhome. They say that they saw dark
tomplexionel man dressed in d dark
suit 81 clothes running away. They
found their sister lying on a couch with
lhef skull crushed. They at once raised
Ian alarm and neighbors notified the au'
thorities, aud an investigation was be
gun.
/ Conklinyille Is a small cross roads vii
age where the stock is run ont BY much
lintermarrying, and the standard 81
morality IS low
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
1 Schenling Mamma

Ioriginall
"Goodhy.n he said, reluctant to drop
the hand he held
"Goodhy she repeated, but without
an equal show Of feeling
Il shall come back
4yhen you are older, and then yon
win not see me with tile same eyes
" shall love you then ns now
'srhat depends upon how long you
remain away
III | remain away twenty years
there will be no change III me"
such was tie parting between Milton
Robbins. aged nineteen, and Aiexla
Dyer widow. aged twenty five, He
was going to a distant city to begin
q business career at $40 q week anil
was hearthroken because she would
not consent 10 an engagement.
For fifteen years Robbins devoted
himself exclusively to tsyo things
money making and writing letters 70
the woman he loved He had d nat
ural gift for tile former aud wns not
bait bad AZ tic latter Mrs. Dyer re
piled u bis emissions 1t intervals, but
at the end Of ten years dropped her
side o. the correspondence for long
while When She resumed it, Robbins
was pleased that a rest seemed to
have freshened her feelings She re-
sponded more heartily than before 70
the warmth he put into his own words
at last he wrote that he was getting
his affairs III shape 10 go and claim
his promise. The lady intimated mod
estly that her friends assured her that
hers was remarkable case Of wo-
man keeping her youth, and IL when
he saw her he was of the same opinion
and felt the same toward her as when
they parted she would consent to marry
him. lie replied that he did not love
her for her beauty and whether she
looked old or young he would claim
her promise.
When Robbins first saw his Alexia
after 50 many years separation 1t was
in the cleaning Of d summer evening
II aIu HBA uCNHF 10 htHl tAaH WoAlah
under the circumstances would choose
such light which would best conceal
the change III her. Nevertheless the
moment he saw her he started, not at
the change, but at the want Of change.
He knew the interval that had passed
and could not believe that time had
left her 20 nearly What she was. But
when she came forward covered with
bushes to welcome him with the same
peculiar gait, the same unique toss Of
the head BY which he would know her
among hundred, he gave no thought
to changes or want Of changes, but
took her IN his arms.
When his first transports were over
Alexia said to him, TELL me, and tell
the truth, wherein am | changedr
Robbins surveyed her critically. you
look, be said / should say about five
years older than when we parted
Then, noticing that she was disan-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
TEN YEARS
Story Of Ny Wonderful Success
Reads Like a Fairy Tale, Yet Foil Of
Convincing Truths.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR THE INVESTOR
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.

I ask every reader Of this paper to
write me. ] want 70 send you my free
book entitled ''Ten Years, the Story Of
NY Success" II tells about one Of the
greatest and most promising investment
opportunities ever offered. II tells how
my business grew from less than $500
capital to it, present proportions.
/ believe have the best proposition
from an investors standpoint that could
be placed before you For ten years
/ have been teaching men and women 70
live according to tie laws Of Nature.
Ny book is the history Of my life. It
shows what energy and ambition can
accomplish in the world Of affairs 1t
is intensely interesting to any man or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
4 PROBLEM.

Ell States and 10 hnglish speaking coun-
tries
A PROBLEM.
which arises III the mind of every man
and woman Il how to secure comfort
able income ID the earlier years Of their
life, that they may reap the full benefits
which such an income affords.
3 have long thought that there are
hundreds 81 people ii moderate circum
stances who would Ike 70 invest few
dollars IN an institution 81 this kind.
ut il to such people that ! intend this
announcement shall appeal. / am offer
ing block Of the treasury stock Of
this Company "a tile public At it, par
value. Afy reasons for doing this are
that / WISH 10 ERECT d BUILDING
and e extend the business Of The MAC
LEVY INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL
CULTURE and The Mac Levy Gymna
SUM Equipment Company
WANT you AS MY PARTNER.
/ need yonr help and suggestions. /
want you to work with me and help
me secure D tremendous amount Of new
business.
believe that i you could talk with
Inc personally ana 90 over The records
Of the business which have done, See
in black and white the figures which
show the steady growth nv business has
! experienced during the past ten years.
examine my plans for future extension,
and then look over the magnificent
equipment Of my institute, you would
want no further evidence that money
put into this business would bring YOU
the greatest possible returns consistent
with safety and good management
/ ask you to write for my free book.
l believe ii will interest you, You have
d few dollars that you want to invest.
Why let it stand idle earning only 3 or
4 per cent that Savings Banks pay their
depositors2 Put il to work. Join it
with mine. This company ought to pay
at least TWENTY PER CENT DIvI-
| bends within year.
| Write fer my book today NOW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

a large scale Hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars are spent yearly on new gym
nasiams and their equipment. The
profits are large. A company Of this
kind has an immense field in which to
work. Competition is slight. It is evil
dent that The Mac Levy Gymnasium
Equipment Company can build up an
enormous business.
The Mac Levy Company operates dur
ing the summer months AZ Steeplechasc
Park, coney Island, and at Arverno Ho-
tel, Aryerno-by-the Sea, Z. 1, as well as
our Brooklyn Institute. / also do en-
extensive mail business. teach people
how they should live and exercise. My
students are scattered all over the Unit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
The Times Daily Short Story.


pointed, be added, No, only about two
years older
At this she smiled the same sweet
smile be had loved so we'll, and he
went on. zone thing notice IN you. !
grant is changed. Your voice was the
only feature ia your makeup that | did
not fancy. II was d tribe shrili- The
years have n1ellowed II into q rich con-
traito.
This compliment seemed to please her
inordlnately She could not repress q
SELF satisfied smile that lowered about
her lips She did not seem 70 tire Of
such criticisms and asked for other Of
her improvements. and he seeing that
to hear them pleased her, told her Of q
number.
"And now. ne said at parting, II
take il that nothing remains but the
wedding. beg of you not 70 keep me
waiting. j propose 4 trip to Europe /
have only limited time 10 spend
away from my business and every day
spent here must be taken from our so
journ there
IF you care no more for display than
/ we can Be married Immediately. "
VERY well Let It be tomorrow
morning ana wen take the steamer
that sails at o'clock
The couple were gone two months
when they returned TO the BRIDES
home, where they rested few days
before going to their new one, One
evening they were sitting side BIZ side
when Mrs. Robbins said, Il wish You
to cell me whether you are perfectly
satisfied with me"
II am more than satisfied. ] am
delighted. Whom / knew you FIST
will admit there were certain traits
in your character that ut times grated
on my sensibilities. Time has not only
obliterated them. but developed many
attractive features that / did not even
know You possessed"
eAnd YOU love me better than my
other self that you knew years agoqi
Far better You always told mt
that middle aged men prefer younger
women: that when / should be at my
present age / would scorn a woman o.
your age. In reality, while find thai
you have changed but little physically
your mind, your soul. Is greatly I'm
I proved
4 He had hardly finished speaking
when a portiere was pulled aside ans
| d middle aged lady came into the room
she was without hat and gloves, and
i seemed as much at home as il she haf
always lived at the house.
"Afy dear said Mrs. Robbins, ris
ing. this Is my mother"
"Your motherft exclaimed Robbins
astonished. Il didn't know sou had
mother
ooh, yes. she has said the lady ad
vanclng, with q smile, "and a schem
ing one. Milton, don't you know me q
/ Robbins stared at her and recognized
4 the woman he had loved fifteen year
before, As he looked be saw what h
had escaped
"Alexia,a he said CALAMITY. II low
you still, but it Is you who have force
me to love you as my mother"
RI A. mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
Shot Full
of Holes.

SCI am 6s years old, and have
been a great sufferer from
headache all my life. One of
DR.. Miles circulars was left
at my door, and what it con-
tanned about headache inter-
ested me, so that determined
to invest a dollar in their make
of shot, and go cunning for
that headache. The first charge
brought it down, but | contin-
ued to shoot until the thing
was shot so full Of holes that
I believe it will never come to
life again. | consider it the
work of a good Samaritan"
to spread the knowledge of
what DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
will do" /. F. MOORE,
1852 Fairfax Ave-, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Headache, Neuralgia. Sciat-
lea, Backache, Stomachache,
Bearing Down Pains, Rheuma-
tic Pain, or Pain from any cause
Yields readily to the soothing
influence of DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills upon the nerves, the
irritated condition of which
causes the pain. Harmless if
taken as directed, and leave no
disaqreeable after-effects.
Or. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills are sold by
your DRUGGIST, who will guarantee that
the first package VIII beneflt. II u
falls ne Will return your money.
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

woman who has few dollars to invest
in d legitimate enterprise
/ started business in the City Of
Brooklyn in 1896. NY capital amounted
to less than $500, Nv FIRST years
business Melted me over 100000. Last
year / paid dividends 70 my partners
Of is per cent. Five years ago my busi.
ness had grown % large that ! was conn
PEELED to remove to larger quarters. I
am now at 68-65 Clark street, Brooklyn,
II. Y, in connection with Hotel S.
George. Experts pronounce my institu-
ton to be the best appointed Of it's kind
IN the country. | estimate the equip
ment Of The Mac Levy Institute ct
Physical Culture to be worth at least
s4o,ooo.oO
want to have 4 building Of my own
that viii enable me to accommodate my
increasing business. 70 erect this build
ing / need capital, but more important
than this, to increase my business e
tile proportions which ! desire, need
the cooperation of men and women
throughout TIE country ana the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
T f55kl I555H6l
For Thirty Years
SANFORDS
GINGER

Has been the worlds
standard of purity, flavor
and strength. 1t CONF
tains French Brandy
combined with the finest
of selected Jamaica Gin-
ger. Ii is manufactured
on a stupendous scale
and is sold at the mimi
mum of profit. All talk
of Others s'as good" or
cheaper" or larger or
"our make" Is arrant
humbug and intended to
be so.
EyLook for OWL TRADE MARK on the
wrapper, lest You get cheap. worthless sub
stitnte. Thirty years the standard IN purity
favor and strength. Sold b. druggists and gros
GERS everywhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

Low prices and special values il the
keynote to the summer clearance sales
going on at the store Of A. a. Smith
q Brother, Miles granite building, this
week The things that are especially
emphasized are, hosiery, shirts, collars,
underwear, ties, cuff buttons, shirt butt
tons, suspenders, working shirts, mems
and womens shoes, etc Al visit to
them will open up TO the mind revela-
ton ia intrinsic values. Read their adj
vertisement on the 18th page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
a..., nsal.h ma ean,lor. . ,Io.hsr ana

MRS. WTNsL0W7s SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, softens the gums reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe IN all cases, We would
say to every mother who has suffering child /:
Do not let your prejudice, nor the preJu6loes
OF others stand between you and your suffer
ing chlsd and the relief that viii be sure-yes,
Absolutely sure--to follow the use Of this
medicine, iftimely used, Price 25e, bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
CHIEF HYDE RESIGNS.

He Leaves the Department Of Agricul-
tire,
Washington, July fe.-Chief statisti-
clan Hyde Of the department Of agricul-
ture yesterday resigned his position and
the resignation has been accepted by
Secretary Wilson, Assistant Secretary
Hays has been detailed TO take charge
Of the statistical work until the vacancy
shall be filed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
RUSSIA no CALL 475,a4e MEN.
Nearly Half a Million VIII Be Pressed
into Military Service.

st, Petersburg, July 19.-It is am
nounced that 1925 men will be called
to perform military service during the
present year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

to can string beans II Is estimated from
the crop chat the factory viii put np
about seyeaty-iiye thousand cans Of
string beans this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
zEMsTvos MEET
Seventy OF the 800 Delegates in Al
tendance,

ST. Petersburg, July 19-The Con-
giess Of zemstyos met in Moscow yes
terday. IT was attended by about
seventy Of the 500 delegates.
Tie union associations sitting in Fin
land broke up yesterday morning after
adopting a resolution styling Minister
Boulyguine's reform scheme an insolent
proyocation on the part Of an autocratie
government to the different nationalities
composing the Russian empire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19

Big Canning Business At waterbury
Waterbury, July 10. The Demeritt
& Palmer Packing Co now plans 70
start iii at Its factory next Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-06
THE MARKET



Heans. dry. per cwt 1880 SIS.
small whites. sa2sd27s. large
whites. s3d4.iG. pink beans. s32s.
baya beans, Gs.g5. green beans, ieS~
I2c. wax green beans. Zoe wax beans
isc Per 10 beetF. per sack. $50.
parsntpH. per sack. soc. native car
rots. Per sack $50. lemons. Ss.25.
cnuiiflowcr. Per case. Si.26s native
CauiifloWer. per case. 40cH &c: gar
he new, ighc. DC NJ. Texas onion.
800 per case. Egypt onions. per
10 4Ac California onions. &c per
10 spinach. crate, soc. lettuce. 75cI
81 head lettuce. per doz. i5n zoe +,
parsley, Csc doz, carrots. 800 box
dor: Yakima potatoes. s26G2Ts
per sack. Yakima potatoes. s26I21.
Greeley potatoes. tg2.0O q 400. new
California potatoes. lie pound.
white River potatoes. g22006g $3.50.
Minnesota potatoes. $500. sweet
potatoes. 2W2ihe per H.. apples.
fancy. per box. $500. California
sweet potatoes. s2.50: new White
River potatoes. &c 10: artichokes.
doz.. 4be; native rhubarh, "a - PC.
soc doz. summer asparagus. si.76.
green peas, sat2c. green peppers
35c 10. telephone peas, 7ihc; Missis-
sippi tomatoes, 800 per crate.
summer squash. &c. native turnips.
SH1oc doz. flat Dutch cabbage.
Ike; native cabbage, Ike. green
corn, doz. soc. eucumbers 500 soc.
German cucumbers, Si75 per case.
nutmcgs. $500 per case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch. &2.50d 3b0: dates,
10. bls06c. figs. = 10 bricks, x176:
figs seedlcss, lob cartons, 90
q Use. grape fruit seedless $500
QS27b. lines. zoe per hundred.
mcditranica sweets, box, S225: new
fancy oranges box. S2.500A60. cram
berries. $40, Florida piueapplcs, per
case. Sc; pineappies, fancy. t2b0m
t3.50 doz; Eooseherries, &c ID; Cal
cherry plums. 60c case: apricots,
Sl.000i.2b case. cherries. 35e@ $3.50,