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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17
SOUTHERN DIVISION.

rHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO mEMrat
NAsHViLLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANTA, JACKSON WILLIE SA-
VANNAH, VlCKSBUk9
and JACKSONVILLE.
H'Ob n. IN. "The Dixie Flyer" Memphh
Nashville and Jacksonville,
$40 s. m. Memphis and EewDrleA Limit
rd via Memphis, arriving In Memphis at s:l'
=. N. and New Orleans 7:l5 p. NJ.
600 n. M. Paducah aud 'outsviile.
Ia u p. m, daily, Memphis and New Orlean
Fast Mail arriving in Memphis At 7:I0 .. m. and
New Orleans at 9s25 n. m.
ia p. m, daily, Nashville, ChstsnooEAans
Atlanta
8;2b pm. Memphis aud New Orleans speris
arrive in Memphis At 1880 p. w., New orlssn
1000 a. m.
8;2O p. m. Psduoah, Hopkinsville and Louii
Vile.
ss-For through Tickets, sleeping car accom-
rnodatlons ard further information apply at
Illinois Central Passenger Station, Cairo, III.
J. II. JONES. Tkt. Agt.
a, HANSON, Passenger Traffic Manager.
= q. HATCH, q. r. A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17
leaves 100000 10 Servants.

Lady Diana de We're IluddlestGn.
who died IN London recently, lett II
will bequeathing $4,000 to her serY.
ants and directing that, her ashes after
cremation should be placed in the oak
shrine awaiting them at COURTS Bank
and buried with those Of her husband,
which she had carried with her wher-
ever she went for fifteen years
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17
MOUND CITY.

October rs, 1905.

Bob McAvoy, who has been occu-
pying the position of clerk and sales
man in Sandersons pharmacy the past
six months, has resigned the position
and is now attending a school Of phar
macy ia Chicago
William Reynolds, who formerly did
ferry business between Mound City
and Holloway KY and another man
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17

Ullin, H., October IS, 1905.
Mrs F. F. Meyers LEFT Saturday for
Ind
J. A. Boyd and son, Guy, were Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17
River Forecasts.

River FORECASTS.
The Oh'o-At Evansville and Mt.
Vernon, no MARTIAL change during the
next 36 10 4S hours, with probably a
rising tendency after today. AT Padu-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17

eases and constipation Get it at any
drug store anywhere-15c., 25c. and s5c.
Every bottle bottled at the Springs
owned by the
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS HOTEL CO..
shos, TaGuart, Pres. French Lick, Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17
s sST 4 HOUSINGS: ENDORSE.
PLUTO WATER.

The only natural
m G d icina l mineral
wa ter of the United
States which loses none
Of its properties by
bottling. 1t can be
taken at home with the
same effect as at the
Springs, and is a posi-
tive cure for digestive
troubles, kidney dis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17

For New York a.
cities shu-tld bb u
Central In the qui0,c3l
leaving Cairo a. p =.
York ~ 7:hn the second
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Public Trustees Sale.

1902. j. +. kser and Mrs. keba Riser did make ni
Fremont county, Colorado their their certain dsed
kiser and Mrs; Reba Kiser did convoy to said
situate In Fremo 4 county, Colorado, and do
scribed as follows:-
Lots numbered eight (s), nine 10y, ton (lo)
Fairview addition to Florence, to secure the
payment OF thirty-nino 1897 promissory notes, of
interest thereon, according to their tenor, at
the rate Of eight per cent per annum from date
sns III ao
Kiser, and payable to the ordsr Of The Coium-
Whereas, the said The Columbia Savings and
Loan Association did transfer and assign six
for Fremont lodge No IS. /. o. o. F., and a.
| such trustee, is now the legal owner and holder
Of tho same, and that certain Of said sixteen
ciPal and interest thereon. and
Where's I. is provided in said deed
the that sss' Of Of ,sd default sota. in
or the principal and interest thereon, or either
thereof, the legal holder Of said notes, or any
OF said principal sum, secured by said decd OF
trust, due and payable; and the said J. Finley
said option and declared the full amount duo
and payable on said sixteen notes, the principal
sspd interest thereon, to be now DUE AM has
trustee and demanded the sale of tho herein
above described property to satisfy said notes,
the principal and interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses of executing this trust, and
whereas, there is now due on said sixteen
notes, according to their tenor, the sum of ono
hundred and eighty and 62-l0O dollars,
Now. therefore by virtue of the power con-
ferred upon me BY law and tho authority given
me by said decd Of trust, do hereby give pub
lio notice that will, on Saturday. tho seventh
day OF October, A. D. 1905, at the hour of z
O'Clock p. m. at the front door OF tho court
house, in Canon City, Fremont county, Colora-
do, soil tho above described promises 70 the
pose Of satisfying the above Indebtedness and
tho costs and expenses Of executing this trust.
The above sale Is made subject expressly to q
certain mortgage deed Of date July 18th, A. D.
1900 wherein the above described premises
wore conveyed BY said J. +. Kiser to tho trust
ees OF Fremont lodge No. 70, /. o, o. F., to So
cure the payment OF one hundred and tweuty-
five dollars, and interest thereon at tho rate Of
i2 per cent per annum from date until paid, as
evidenccd BY one certain promissory note given
by said j. +. kiser to tho trustees OF said lodge
aud upon which note there IL now due tho sum
Of one hundred and oighty-two and 50 100 dol
lars.
Witnoss my hand at Canon City this sth day
| Of September A. d. lsn.
c. FREDRICKsoN,
Public Trustee.
First publication September .. 1905.
Last publication October 9, 1905.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Notice of Public Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Thomas 8. Woods and Belle Woods,
Ihiss wifol on ths Oth d.y Of April. A. D. 1897,
Deed Of Trust to tho Public Trustee, In and for
the county Of Fremont, In tho state Of Colora-
Tp., 30; rhefe6y ,n ~ they conveyed to said Public
promissory note Of said date; for tho sun Of
tro thIs.Sd AZ dollar e 900 dolla.s e1ecu.sd By
and pay. BILE TO z H. vsnordsn three yesr.
after date, with interest at tho rate Of ton per
cent; cent: per .nnpm from date until paid, the ioi:
Lot: nnnSs5sd min. o, and ton 90, and
bered eight lsl, tho whole length Of said lot
eight " IN block numbered two t2) OF Chase
a, ana r, Frazier addition TO the town tnow city)
corded CO In tho Office Of the clerk and recorder
OF sad county, In book % at page 27s, Of the
Whereas, default has been made In tho par.
% ssa ss also E Sss. sss and IN H. .1d
the taxes for tho year 1904, and certain
sewer %,s, ,aaes m Tor tho Essr 1905 on said
or at all bcen paid In violation Of tho terms OF
.; .,id I 1eed e Trust And she,s.. on .eoup!
properly Ss. been sd With s mo s be sss ,sid i H
Ii: Van ordon, the legal holder o2 y said note. S.
Now. therefore, four weeks public notice IL
By aid bsed Of in o. .ns ,:e s
isIl,s or other OF them. tho underrixned, tha
an ran,e 1T MTTp.,Ss % 70 md for said county Of Fr.
seIibcd real estate for tho highest and beet
price tho Same will bring In cash, on Saturday.
tho 1th day OF octobcr, 4. d. 1905, at 5 O'Clock
court house, In Canon City, In said county and
state, for tho purpose Of paying tho principal
OF said notc and Interest thereon at the rnts Of
eight pcr cont. per snnum from April SDth, 1905,
and also all moneys advanced by said X. II.
VanOr.en for insurance, taxes and ns.eusmonts
on SAID promises, snd tho costs and expenses
OF executing this Trust.
wb.tcof, witness my hand and seal thi. 9th
day OF September, A. b. 1905,
tsEALl O. ], Frypn,cxxon
Public Trustee Of Fremont county Colo
First publ September s. 1905,
Last publication Octohsr q, ip06
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
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The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

and fry In . basket. In hot fat.
ssrvs On . platter with . sarnish Of
p.lsa.y.
= Remove Mud splashes--To re.
nots mud splashes from soft dress
naheriai leave until thoroughly dry.
thGa rub gently with day cornoob !;
u viii not soeghrn the the goods .,
. hssh dess. Lake Or 80 sand will
frs6Asa velvet and remove the dust.
Apsay Aas sasd quite freely. then
brush unsil none remains. always
brushing the pile the wrong way.
LAvssdss. Scented bssts-Lsvsn.
dsr. .sosatsd sheets are said TO Induce
sweet slsmbsra The odor 10 exceed.
ingly fresh and wholesome and old
fashioned housewives always scented
their lisen and drapsTy with sprigs
oe the swsst old howsr. Italian orris
root as1 YrsAoh vssioert. dried root.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

In walking and nobody will question
gray hair and . few wrinkles. The
unpleasnt taste In the mouth. the nm.
comfortable feeling about the head.
the lsnguor Of the whole body are Oft
on the result Of poorly ventilated
sleeping rooms.
Sour Milk Bisouits-One quart Of
best bread heuT. two teaspoons Of soda
and the same Of cream Of tartar. Wet
with sour or buttermilk 70 you can
handle them. put on 6oursd bread
board. pat out aud ont into biscuits.
Bake In hot oven at onoe.
Pork. With Cream sauoe-Slios salt
pork thin. soak over night in cold
water; in the morning roll In nss
cracker orumbs and eGg. and fry Z
light brown. Pour over all . orssn
sauoe.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
NOTES OF INTEREST
TO THE WOMEN

4 New Fall Waist-A beautiful
tall waist 10 made Of silk. Of nns
nohaif in one Of the tighter oolors or
e9 lithtwsisht cloth. Il is slightly
posolsd in front and quite plain In
the hAck, with the exception Of the
arrangement Of the braid. which has
quillsd edges. The dainty trimming
down the front 10 also Of the braid.
With two rows Of silk buttons
Brai1s ali ready for application to
sarnbsts in intricate and beautiful
dssiass are among the novelties for
fall ttimming. and plain waist can
b made into thing Of beauty in .
few minutes BY the application Of
these braid desisns.
Potsso Croqusttss and mash
potatees, season with butter. pepper
and salt. form Into oroqusttes. roll
IN beaten eggs, then in ane crumbs.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

may be substituted for the lavender II
the latter cannot b procured.
Laces Gaining Favor-Laoes will
bs seen to . very considerable extent
In nsckwsar. and allover lace ohsmi-
ssttss and COLLAR and ouffs will be
popular. Lace scarfs made Of Brus.
sells net having . design worked ont In
p, incess braid and appliqusd medal
lions Of fine Lace arc imported novel;
ties and promise to be very much
worn. In ready made neckwear there
are four. hand designs in pesu do
SOLO aud tafYsta, the style Of the four
iu.hand having been revived BY the
uss Of stin linen collars. ~
Attend to the Mouth-Ksep your
mouth sbapely and Of good color. and
you have won more than , point.
Keep your figure by exercise and the
Of your carriage by attention
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Prss,dsat Starts Ball oans.

N.w Orleans. Sept lB-At tsls-
graphic signal from President Roose.
velt at Sycamore Hill swo local base.
ball clubs lined up ON the diamond
this afternoon for the great game 70
b played for ths benefit Of the yellow
fever fund. The park WAS crowded
with thousands Of spectators. the ct.
tendance being the largest ever sssn
at : ball game in New Orleans. A
feature Of the opening formalities
was the singin Of Dixie By Miss
kolle Blanchard. the Southern girl
who Gang the same song at the Louis
vills reunion and secured the next 70.
union for New Orleans. Miss BlanNh.
ard WAS accompanied and surrounded
by 1, 900 school children.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
xooa1o1Hr ExouRsloN-rhs

MooNLoIHT ExCURsIoN-rh
Royal George BY moonlight il not .
natural sosns thas svorybod, can
wisnsss svss thossb they might live
alnoss'in the shadows Of that scenic
canon most Of their lives. The exour.
sioa 70 she Rorge last night therefore
wss taken advantage Of BY large
panbst Of people who really desired
- witness for the hrst time BY moe n.
light tlas beautiful place. 800 tickets
being ~ n Florence and 800 At
Oanea City. The Rio urande train
was compossd Of seven CLOSED ooaohes
and two observation cars Tho K. Of
p. hsad ef Florence occupied the Oh.
ssFvssisn osr attached to tho rear Of
the tyain end ~ the conductor gave
shs signal 70 start. the band ol,sn Cd
upeo . march which Wa hailed BY
ohssn from the Immense crowd which
hsd ga4hsred at the station 10 $50 the
exDDssiea start. Tue train pulled out
~ osoo end . stop Of hfssen minutes
W ma1s st the hanging bridge.
4eny q The exoarsionists remained
sllsrs Instead Of gong on 70 Parkdals.
sneil ths ratars trip was begun.
~ - aosidsnt happsnsd and all were
6easktsA With The trip.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Study White Plague.

Philadelphia, Sept. ls-Dr. Joseph
Walsh. Or. AAsyok p. Ravenel, DR..
D. J. MCCARTHY and DR.. Lawrence F.
Flick. representing the Phipps Insti.
tute for the Prevention, Study and
Treatment Of Tubercuiosis. sailed on
the steamship St. Louis today for Eu-
fope to attend the International con.
gress on tuberculosis. The congress
Il to meet In Paris early next month
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Enforcing Cable Resolution.

Wsshinston. Sept 49, "A dispatch
from Caracas says that. pursuant to
ths ministerial resolution gssettsd
last week. the closure Of the Caracas
oface Of tha French Cabls company
was enforced today. The resolution
provides thAt the cable ofiice at Ia
0uayra may only aooept dispatches
delivered by the sender 81 The La
0uayfa ofaos. All other messages
must b transmitted to the La 0uayrA
otI,os through the government tele.
graph lines
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Mexlco's Fourth Of July.

City Of Mexico. Sept. l6-what
July Fourth 10 to she United 6tates
and July Fourteenth to the French
Republic 10 September Sixteenth TO
the Republic Of Aexioo-ths snniver.
sary Of her birth and Independence.
In accordance with custom the day
wss generally celebrated throuRhout
the country. In the capital business
was everywhere suspended. streets
were decorated and the populaos
gave itself mp to the enjoyment Of
bpjl fights and other festivities.
President Dias opened the annual
session of congress this evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Call for CITY Warrants.

Notice is her~by xivcn to the holden OF tho
following warrants on ths water fund from i(ss
70 tiM. '
The shove warrants will be paid on prescuta
sion a. the otficc Of tho city treasurer. Inter
est Will cease on above wsrrants thirty DAYS
from tbs date OF hrst publication Of this notics
THOMAS n. HOWkI.LB,
-., City Treasurer.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

$3.50 round trip to AlbuqusrQus.
N. NJ. via the Santa Fe September Is
to 10. inclusive. Final return limit
6sptember 10. 1905. Aooosst New
Mexico Territorial fair.
9.ib 4. @ PALAER. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
Bowling Contest.

Bowling Contest.
The forty day bowling contest now
on As the Floren noe alleys with handi.
caps - indicated. stands tsday y fol-
lows: ~
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Tickets 70 points eass via the Ms.
souri, PaeiAo from Canon City. Asl
stations west thereof. viii allow par.
ohassrs side trip fron Pueblo - Dsn.
YER anA Fstssn when dAsiSsA lPlsesI
bsA1 this In mind. f-ingf n
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

J. r. Terrence writes New York
L,fo Insurance. Onios over Yslton's
Drug stors. so-ft
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

9nsnltass asd plane DevinG NIL
1ags tbosf1unaaesr nan." sssnss TFoot
e1A&nn1Huok svsasa ~
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16
LEGALITY OF WILLS

II you contemplate making a viii, or are in.
sefested In ths validity Of ono. or have an inter
est In an ~stat~. call and SEQ mo- or write ma.
! make specialty Of the preparation snd
'"ss.y oI WIZ. e-0.0
n Q. TAhQuARY. Atts-nsy st Law
CoatissatAi Building Denver. Co,o,.ae
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

Il pays 70 advertise ysss wants In
W. T1ihsne. - 'rse
The daily tribune., 1905-09-16

rh. Daily Trib... 100 par month,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

SCHEDULE
The A. s. B. to Run Three
Trains for Northern and
Southern Connections

The schedule of the Atlantic and
birmingham railroad was changed yes
erday between Brunswick and Thau
nan. whereby Brunswick is given
tLree trains daily to Savannah ana
points north and Jacksonville and
points south. Connection is made al
Thalman with the Seaboard Florida
Limited and all other fast trains or
the seaboard.
The train which as been leaving
brunswick at $3.50 p. M, to make the
Jacksonville connection, will hereafter
ieave Brunswick at 2 p. IN. Passen.
gers bound for Jacksonville or other
Florida points should hereafter take
either the train leaving Brunswick
5 IS a m. 9 SO a, m. or the one
leaving Rruncwick =. IN.
Passengers for Savannah or points
north and easr can Leave Brunswick
at $3.50 a m D. m. or $3.50 p m.
In this connection it may be said
that ihis is t4e first time in many
years that brunswick has had three
tIalns in and out TO Savannah and
Jacksonville Altogether the a. & p.
ruL between seven and ten passenger
trains in and out OF the city daily
ard their present schedule, since the
change yeste lay. can hardly be i'm
proved urOn.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
ARRESTED FOR BIG RoseEsr
Rudolph Rsbens Held for Postoifics
Robbery.

Columbia, c., Jan. 16.-Some
time ago Rudolph Rabens. a German
grocer Of Charleston, was arrested by
tho federal authorities charged with
completely in the Kingtree postofiice
robbery several months ago. Ills
bond was fixed at $4,000
Yesterday afternoon postonice In
sr ectors went to Charleston and ar
rested hts brother. Christopher Ra-
bens. on the charge Of being implica
ted in the case. and the latter will
l.c brought at once to Columbia fol
tiial
1t is promised by the government
officials that the Rabens case and tho
arrests which are to follow will he
the most sensational heard In thu
state In many years.
The Rebens formerly lived In Wai
halla, going from there to Charles
ton. where. 1t is said. they became
n,xed up in the Old Star exposition
gang organized for the purpose o
robbery,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
BIG NEW INDUSTRY IS
SOON TO Be STARTED
Local Company Being Organized
to Engage Extensively in the
Fishing Business

transferred TO The quarters Of the com
pany here, packed and shipped. II
Is believed that it will take two OF
three boats 10 supply the demand at
the very beginning.
The prime mover in this hig enter.
prise is R. G. Baumgartner. the well
known Monk street butcher and mana
ger OF the Glynn Ice Company. BE
y as seen by a News reporter last night
and when questioned on the subject
confirmed the report. and announcer
that th9@soject was BOW unaer way
and somethings dehnite would be done
as soon as the Baltimore gentleman
arrived In tho city. which. he said.
would be in the course OF few
days.
Mr.. Bsumgartner proposes TO take
an active part in the new company
and will subscribe 10 considerable Of
the stock He ia Of the opiEion thai
such an industry. conducted on
large scale. wtll be paying bust
ness.
Il IS well known fact that there
/. now a great denan for fan. espec.
Iauy Spanish mnciterel, blackilsh.
and suapper3. This industry has
never been tried in Brunswick. al.
thlugh We have the natural adyanta-
ees for such a business. 1t Is only
short distance to the banks, where
tie ash are plentiful They can be
brought to the city in day, packed
and sntpced within few hours and
afterwards reach their destination Ia
lresA condition
Il is lslayod that such an industry
rtl Prove successful, and from what
Goals be learned yesterday the scheme
uos on foot Win surely materilize.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17

BIG SCORE
Local Team Succeeded in
Breaking Their Record
Last Night

The Brunswick bowling team in q
match game with Macon last night
and IN one Of the three games played
tioke all their previous records ana
t1ey made the second to the largest
score made by any team since the
formation Of the Southern League.
Ia The first game the team made a
total OF $50 pins, which is an indiyl-
dual average Of 1870. This score has
only been beaten once BY any one OF
the teams in Sll Of the games played.
Il. a league game several weeks age
tie crack Columbus team. which ie
noH heading The league, made total
of 1881 which is tbe league record.
While the Macon Dowlers were not
heard from last night It IS generally
believed that the locals turned the
tsbles on them last night and won
the match game. II will be remem-
tered that the Central city team
came out ahead in the match last
week.
The score made by the locals Last
night was az follows First game
$50. second game 749, third game. $40
tctal 253g This is the largest total
score ever made By the team.
The league Will play game to
morrow night, and it Ia believed the
Brunswick team viii pass one of the
oiher teams In the standing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
is AFTER
THE RANGE
Government May Purchase
Fine Rifle Range at
Macon

Macon, Jan. 16.-Macon's rifle range
may be bought by the government for
the use Of the regular army.
The range now in the possession OF
the Macon Rifle Association is prob
ally the most suitable site in Georgia
ranking well with the other ranges
scattered throughout the United States
In his retort to President Roosevelt
during the latter part Of last year
the secretary of war remarked about
the scarcity OF rifle ranges in this
country, especially where the new rifle
o. the Springfield make was in use.
As the secretary recommended that
congress make an appropriation for
the purchase and equipping Of suitable
ranges, it is thought the facilities or
! the Macon rarge will be brought to
the attention Of the proper officials
! Though there are many sites in Geor-
gia which afford shooting Of zoo yards
and even COO that of Macon is PROB
ANY the only one whore the Spring
field rife can be used with perfect
safety,
The Old range Of the Macon Rifle AS
sociation had to be abandoned with
the introduction OF the Krag rifles
bew sito beng secured near the old
watorworks. though many improve
uents win have to be made before it
can be used. It viii afford one Of the
best ranges IN the country when it is
CONF ieted
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-17
A SPECIAL
MEETING
Pilots Will ASK Board OF
Trade to Pass Res0la-
tiOns

A special meeting of the BrnA wick
Ac ard Of trade will he held tnis morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock, and fuil attendance
IL urgently requested.
The meeting has been co., bg
President Smith on The rolueNasuaass'
number OF Brunswick plots. It Is
vi derstood that some measure. touch
irg upon the laws of pilots in some
way, and of especial interest to tne
local pilots. is now pending before
congress- end VII come up dHring fhe
Iiesent sessio., The local pilot have
taken a stand in the matter and they
viii today request the board Of trade
t. adopt resolutions, which will bo for
Narded 70 the Georgia senators and
representatives
Just what tho bill is The News was
unable 10 find out yesterday. and il Is
not known whether the locsl pilots are
ia or against It. but the measure viii
he fully discussed and some action
tsRen b. the local board today.
President Smith says that he would
Ike TO see a umber OF business men
out and It is hoped thar the attendance
~ill be large.