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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

Fresh cut flowers at the Grill
tonight.
Special Sunday dinner at the
Grill from 1890 to 3 o'clock.
Price. 35 cents.
Don't forget that the Palace
cafe will serve a 6o'clock Sun
day dinner tomorrow.
A drunken woman was taken
in charge by the night police al
an early hour this morning and
confined in the city jail, after
wards being brought before
Judge Pendergast, who imposed
a fine of ST and costs and in
structed the woman to take the
first train out of the city.
The entertainment given last
night at the school by the mem
bers of the Sophmore Junior
class was largely attended and
netted the class a neat sum.
Various games were played and
several musical selections were
rendered, after which a light
supper was served.
Pat Sullivan, who has been EN-
ployed as overseer Of the cutting
at J. A. Irvine lum Der camps on
the Point = near Red Lake, al
rived in the city this morning
and left this afternoon for his
home at Grand Forks. Mr.. Sui
livan is employed by the Grand
Forks Lumber company.
William Schaffer, a brakeman
of Dennison, Ohio, was confined
! to his bed for several weeks with.
infammat tory rheumatism. II
| used many remedies, he says.
Finally sent to McCaw S drug.
!store fora bottle Of Cham berlain s
Pain Balm, at which time I was
unable to useIhand or foot, and in
lone weeks time was able to go to
work as happy as a clam 3 For
i s
sale by Barker's Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

The serious illness of Mr.. L.
Fl. Bailey is a matter Of deep con.
Germ to the people Of this city,
and the prayer of every heart is
that he may eventually be re.
stored to health and strength.
Mr.. Bailey is a man Of ability and
vigorous personality and has
since coming to Bemidji been
markedly influential in the up.
building Of the city, and Bemidi j
can i'll afford to lose a citizen of
his calibre.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11
SUBSCRIPTION $5 PER YEAR
The Caucus.

The regular village caucus will
be held this evening and It's
reasonably certain that the great
majority of those named at the
caucus will be elected as city Off
cials for the ensuing year.
The most important selections
to be made are those Of council
men. The present council have
made an enyiable record and we
are persuaded that practically
the whole people Of the city are
convinced that it has discharged
it's duties with ability and econ
omy and that the administration
of the city during the past year
has been all that those who de-
sire the good of the city as
against private greed could de-
sire.
Thus far there has been evi
dence Of opposition to the mem
bers of the present council in
but two instances. Mr.. A. A..
Carter is urged as a candidate
for the council on the part of the
people of the northwestern part
OF the city. His ability and in.
tegrity is established beyond
question and he would make a
most excellent alderman. A
number of business men have
also proposed the name of A. E.
Smith as a candidate for record
er and all that has been said of
Mr.. Carter may be resaid with
eq ual force of Mr.. Smith.
So far as known this concludes
the list of possible candidates so
that in any event the city is as
sured Of a business mems coun-
Gil.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11
FOR SAL
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Five room cottage.
905 Minnesota Ave-. Apply at
Schroeder's store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11
THE CHURCHES

No preaching services at the
sbyterian church tomorrow.
B. K, Hogenson, r. Anderson
and Q. Sodeberg. all Of Grafton,
n. D. are in the city visiting
friends.
Read the Daily Pioneer
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11
DO YOU WANT
HELP WANTED

WANTED Girl for general
houseWork. E L Navlor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

The only hope that the univer.
sity and the normals now have
for freedom from the board of
control lies in the house. It is
high time that the legislature
put an end to the selfish fight
which the institutional towns
have waged thus far on the board
of control and settled the whole
matter on broad lines. The
present condition of affairs is a
shame to the state.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

If RUSSIA is still anxious to
fight there is every reason to be-
lieve that she can be accommo-
dated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

IT BEGINS tobe doubte wheth.
er Mr.. Com missioner Garfield is
a chip off the old block.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1905-03-11

WANTED- Girl for general
work and a waitress. City
Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
BIC FALL TRADE
FOR Who'll ESAL.ERS
Cairo Merchants and Travelling
Men E'aied Over Sales
THE OUTLOOK is BRIGHT
FOR GROWING BUSINESS FOR
NEXT YEAR-QuARANTlNE
FEARS DISPELLED---P PAPER
HOUSE FOR CAIRO?

Travelling men for local wholesale
houses aro arraasi1g 70 clcsa UP their
wears business and without exception
IAN repcr very gratifying results
They have sdH a few weeks more
trade to lo5b for bat consider the
business Of oJ as practically ended.
and say that the outlook for next
year Il exceptionally bright
The quarantine huu 10 some extent.
hu, the boom which fllowcd com
aensaiea in u largo degree.
The oatlooa al taroagn ,be month
If August when merchants should
have baen coming late CAIRO buying
I'LL and winter stocks, was diaoonrag.
ing 10 the wholesale merchants In
act uIauy Of them stated that they
aid net see how they could dispose Of
heir stock but &epJemb # trade had
me effect OF lisDelling all n 0mens.
Soon after lie quarantine regula-
ions were better understood buyers
Began TO pour into Cairo and their
purchases wet2 satisfactory in every
particular ana from the lime Che quar-
anime was entirely lifted the number
II buyers has cons ian,ly increa ei
In point { numbers probably more
merchants came 10 Gator tn fall
than auy othe~ fall season, While an
immense amount of business was don
In Cairo hy buyers, yet a compared
with ellilg goods On the road
througb aIcamgn it is a mere uitio
Il am thoroughly satisfied with tha
fan trade ana every ether merchant
with whom I nave talked lately APP
9eafs to be In the same wey re-
marked q prominent wholesale dry
Goods merchant We tarday Il confess
hat during she month of August
Wh IN the yellow fever excitement was
at its worst I was ycy uneasy Mar-
chants could no get 20 Cairo and our
alesmen coull not get TO a large
1nmber of them But tals was made
NJ for during the month of October
and al Che ca re- business establish
meufs are in excellent shape We
a4,-ht niD-a ep0us the Fuit trade
aaH t1o. uvloro and we sold more"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10

people AGAINST bosses, particularly IA
Philadelphia and Cincinnati, but there
were plenty d other issues at. stake,
aud in the opinion OF observing men
here The fortune of more than one pub
lie man was matle or lost.
Three United States senators--Pen-
ro-c Of PENNSYLVANIA, German Of Mary
laud. aud Lodge Of Massachusetts, re,
ceiyed unmistakable rebnkes at the
hands of the people because each one
Of these senators had Identified him
self publicly with an issue which the
people as publicly repudiated
Tho results in the states named
were 50 sensational as to attract ma.
toual attention.
In Ohio. according 10 the republican
view. Pattscn was elected by the votes
OF tens Of thousands Of republicans,
some Of whom were attracted by his
pncompromising position on the "a
ICON question Willie others, ana tho
greatest number, wished to elect him
merely 70 depose Boss Cox in Cincin.
nad.
AS matter d course democrats
leadsga claim the result as a party
landslide, because both The leading
for mayor IN New York
City as well as the independent dis
trio attorney were democrats in
Pennsylvania the new state treasurer
Ks of the same per uason (aud pro
and Pattison e Ohio is an
democrat. who Is re
mRmbered here fer his term in con
gggs'.
Republicans on Tie ether hand. in
sist there is no real political signl1
canoe in the cn6ationalism Of these
elections They point gu hat the real
revolt in New York was against Tam
nany and NOT az inst tho republicans.
Hearst made his heh against the boss
f his own party and apparently was
leaten by scratch by recognized
mocraf OF the best pc sible stand
n.
Republicans also cali attention to
he fact thar III Pennsylvania Mayor
}erTy or Chester, who has been chosen |
rate treasurer, and who. in that ca
'actf viii put an end 10 the loot
ng OF the republican ring. although |
himself democrat. was at the head |
he fusion ticker and was openly I
Hpported by democrats, republicans. \
rohibltionisGs, Independents. and 9th,
Z citizens moYe menis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
CONVENTION TO
BE THE LARGEST
All in Readiness for Reception
oisImproyement Delegates
TWO GOVERNORS COMING
pENEEN WILL MAKE ADDRESS
OF WELCOME WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOoN-VANCE TO
BE HERE SUNDAY.

Next Wednesday The Eleventh An
nuaI convention of the Ohio Valley
Improvement association will com
mence in this city and every indica-
ton points to the largest and most
sueeessful meeting in the history Of
the organ z%ion.
Everything viii be in readiness for
the reception aud entertainment OF
Cairos guests by the time the first
delegation arrives which will probably
ge TUESDAY night
Col Jonh l.. Vance. president Of The
association will reach here Sunday
and VII work in connection with the
local committee In completing tile ar
engagements.
The entertainment committee has
decided upon several entertainments,
to-. but the details will not be def
nitely announced for a few days
Mayor George Parsons. who is aEso'
one cf lhe III nois vice pres dents Of
the association and chairman Of the
local branch said last night that he
expected over 500 delegasez
Cares visitors viii be distinguished
and representative men OF the Ohio
Valley. Prominent citizens. statesmen
manufacturers. business men and riy-
ermen Among he most distinguished
viii be Governor Deneen. Of Illinois
who will make the address Of welcome
Wednesday afternoon. Governor Daw-
son, Of West Virginia, will also be
here Mayor Parsons is also expect
ing Senator a. J Hopkins and other
prominent lllinoisians
Word was received yesterday that 4
delegation Of twenty from Hunting
on, W. Va, viii attend the convention
and asking that hotel quarters be re-
served for them 4 delegation from
steubenville. Ohio. viii be here and
sill press the claims OF that city for
hs convention next year
Mayor Parsons has given orders to
he health department to clean the
ntire city beginning in the lower part
part Of the city. Ia order to be ready
.or tina citys visitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
BROTHER
ON DEATH BED
Charles Wood Hurt on Approach
Identified by Henry Wood.
THOUGHT HIM AT HOMl
AND AT FIRST PAID LITTLE AT
TENTIoN TO ARTICLE IN
BULLETIN TELLING OF
THE ACCIDENT.

Charles Wood. the man who was
found fatally Injured on the Illinois
Central Bridge approach Wednesday
night was identified By his brother,
Henry Wood, yesterday afternoon al
St. aiarys lnlrmary just short while
before ne died
Henry Wood, who Is a boiler maker.
had been in Cairo several days an
supposed that his brother, who was
q machinist, was in Philadelphia,
Yes o1day during the noon hour a
fellow who works in one Of the local
shaps s3d in The Bulletin where a
man supposed to be Charles Wood, Of
Ph ladelphia was in St Marys Ia,
8maray aeriously wounded
He mentioned il in q joking manner
to EeHly Wood At first he thought
nothing about # supposing thai his
brotser was still a home. II kept
thinking of it however and decided 70
invest gate
Wood arrived at the hospital just 9
few moments before the man he inn
mediately recognized as his brother
died
The body was prepared for burial
and last evening taken by the hear
broken brother 10 Philadelphia.
1t is supposed that Wood fell from
a train on che approach and received
the injuries which caused his death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
ALDERMAN WOOD.

Tho resignation Of Alderman Wal
ter II. Wood as alderman from the
Third ward is now before the city
council. Nj Wood has served his
humber Of fsrmgs is feHp65hhqq5afp rts2lF F
ing, it is understood, being thar his
temporary residence in another ward
IN the occasion has been the occasion
of urfavorable comment on the part
Of a certain small element which does
nct apparently regard with favor the
record that Mr. Wood has made as a
civic legislator. Mi Woods res!gna-
ton does not state this reason AMI
The Bulletin has no authority to speak
for the alderman bat il believes thai
it Is safe in making the statement
that ii Is entirely because the validity
of seat In council is questioned thar
has lead Mr.. Wood to consider with
drawing from that body at this time
Having devoted very large part
Of his time and energy for the past
eight or ten years to serving his home
town as city offic al and at most
nominal and altogether inadequate re-
turn, Mr. Wood prefers. rather than To
be the subject Of contention or q mat
ter OF embarrassment 10 his constihr
euts, TO retire In good order
The Bulletin does not pretend to be
in a position 60 decide the legal merits
Of the position taken by these persons
DESTROYS of separating Alderman
Woods knowledge Of pubic affairs
and bis influence in munlc pal mat.
tiers from the present administra
but il IS In a position 70 decide and
takes the earliest opportunity Of say
ing that the loss Of the gentleman
from the council VIII be q very serious
one. The alderman record is TOO well
known and bis qualifications too gen.
orally appreciated TO make il neces-
sary TO publish that record or re.
heaTse his qualifications. but in view
Of the unusual activity in city affairs
and the immense strides forward
which may be anticipated for Cairo
during the next twelve months such
an official cannot be spared. As chai'-
man of the Stre.t Committee, the most
important ono of the organization.
Mr. Wood would &c especially missed
The Bulletin very sincerely hopes
that some way may be found OUT Of
the difficulty that WI secure Mr.
Woods services for the city not only
throughout his present term Of office
bui for many years 20 come.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
BROKEN OFF SHORT.

When the tax collector con, s.
around many man has untold wealth
A man who tries 10 kill two birds
with che stone is lucky If he does not
lo-e the store and get neither
Some men are known by the com
pany they keep and some Others are
known by the company they are not
able 20 break into.
When q man mas really learn Il bow
20 live hc docs not have 20 wa'f long
Us the undertaken 10 come around to-
take him for "a ride
No woman sCems 70 understand So
perfectly how 10 manage a husband
as Che spinaer who never has had
one Of her oRn TO manage
Simultaneously with the Woman's
discovery ihat she has a mission in
life her husband begins regularly 10
worry along on cold pickup dinners.
Men are compelled 10 invent more
tools Than women because they wear
no hairpins with which 10 do almost
ans ID ng that might require a handy
-o1l
a man Is likely 10 imagine that
he meets a lot Of Interiors every dav.
even when he is travelling among peo-
pie VINO d0n's find it very hard 10
keep up with MIN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
% ~ -
ANNUAL MEETING
Fiftieth Session 10 Be Held During
December in Champaian--ttas
Big Program.

The next meeting Of the Illinois
Horticultural society. TO be held al
: Champaign December - 10 IS, viii
U The fftieth. and Il is considered
I l:1per that the occasion be littingly
81 eryed and 20 this end special pre-
paratons are being made. There will
be a spec al anniversary program. two
papers of which will be devoted 10 the
history OF the society ana biograph,
Il It's earlier members. and they IN
doubtedly will he rich in facts and
Incidents OF the carly times Other
papers viii be given on he hi tory
and deyclopm M Of various branches
OF hort culture and will be prepared by
men who are wen yersed in their re.
spccfiye subj cts and who have the
requisite ability and knowledge 10
mako their topics interesting aul
valuable
The oQenug session VIII be- hcd
on TUESDAY, December r. and will
tc partly devoted TO "reminiscences
by the old Guard" and the showing
ot portraits Of early prominent mem
hsrs e the society a banquet Thurs
day evening. viii give opportunity for
an too meet socially
Al the Illinois state fair held at
Alton. H., % The fail of 1856. the aues-
lion Of The formation of a state hort-
cultural society was considered. and
as result another meeting was hello
az Decatur The following December
and the Illinois State Horticultural So
clGy was organized. n was soon eyi-
den, that the movement had The
hearty support of the horticulurists of
the state and from that time on 10 has
grown in numbers. power and inhu-
encc and now stands in the very front
rank among kindred societies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
THE DAILY JINGLE
.+4%%+44t%+t%4.++444444%s.
A MORAL aHoss RAcE.n

A MORAL "Hoss RACE"
We gied a moral hoss race
This season at our fair,
with Deacon Jones presidin
To opfn it with prayer
We cferod purses plenty
To have a lively race.
ny Ret l8yaag.t 3of 1etiip ri, mact
The Methodist aud Baptsts
The Presbyterians,
Episcopals and S. forth
Fen right In with our plans
Ana come out TO the meetin'
To show boss ra~" could
Z jus; i.e
An lH.cwiJe r.ossi saG.
rhe AZ was full of Sunday,
And though we seemed to feel
MI eight il sorter wasn't
AS if the thing was real.
And when we got the bosses
An lincd up At The flag
Tho ltgltcr tried 10 start 'cm
Bur every golderued nag
Jist baked and stood there solid
They wouldn't move a foot.
And spite Cf all inducements
They laid where they was put.
AT lest Aunt Salie Hashins.
The elders second wife,
From Ola Ken uck and 'quaiutcd
" a. hos es an her lie.
ioi Hn and shouted. Brethren.
! hate like sin TO bolt.
But I'll bot fifty dollars
On that Kentucky colt
Fben Deacon Jones uplificd
and hustled cross the way.
A.yeilin': Here goes nifty
On thar St Louis bay
fuu ought to seen them hosses'
q e. wiil before the slack
Was took mp Ia the berlin
They run tw CO round the track
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
ELECTION ALTERNATE.

The election of lasI Tuesday in New
York. Pennsylvania and Ohio resulted
50 differently from what was expect
ed by the old time leaders that they
END the public generally are asking
themselves some very serious ques-
ions what does it mean2 What
Goes b indicate? Is there to De a com
faete reversal Of -tlIe Old order Of
th1as Are the old parties. regard
loss Of name. 10 be deposeds
IhsTe sas general aprl-lHg u The
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
UP To NEW MADRID
To Decide Question Of comprimisinu
Suits ~ Rivormen rs Result Il
Quarantine Trouble.

Tho Faducah Register says Hon
iial Corbett is ia ly expecting some
word from City Marshal Richards. If
Nov Madrid. Mo. and the municipal
authorities of that city regarding
what action they took on The c0un re
proposition the Paiucah lawyer made
them. after the people Of that place
offered 10 compromise The damage sui.
filed against the marshal and city for
false arrest and Imprisonment When
Mr C0rUett and his client went 8
New Madrid last week 10 file The sui S
against the public officials the latter
offered Capt Farnslay so mucn money
TO compromise the matter The
Captain made a counter proposition.
and this was 20 have been considereI
Monday night by the New Madrid
council -
So - -
The best IS alwars the cheapest
Advertisers ne The Eullslin
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10

The. Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places;
colenan's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co, uDi3n depot,
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
October Circulation.

The above Is 4 correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday FIR the year 1904,
and for the first len months OF the
year 1906 CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day Of October, 1905.
(Seal.) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January Is,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks 30 the many friends for their
acts OF kindness and for their sym
pathy during the illness and death uf
our son Lewis Earl Corzine
MR. AND MRS l.. W CORZINl1.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itch'ng Blind, Bleeding Protrudins
Piles. Druggists are authorized to ~
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
10 cure in 6 to "A days SOC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
Where Genlal M Is LackLnn

= Wuu VINO is aleays genial Is a
q matter Of common experience. w
fitted for any position requiring iade
mcnt aad tact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
{ CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu'
lation for the year l9O4,......19 1919
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for first nine months of
1905 ...s....,.,.... .......''2l
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation month Of October 1905, 2loo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10

To have yeur -adveriisement read
BY the greatest number 81 people u
met appear in The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County Illinois, Pop
uIasion 1911.


Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Pop
uIation 16,i47
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk r A. HATCHER
Treasurer. JAMES QUINN
Comptroller e. S. DEWEY
Police Magistrate. A. ] ROSS.
Chief of Police, N s EGAN
Alexander County Population 22,9e5.
County Judge. VIM 5. DEWEY.
county Clerk. JESSE T. MILLER
Crcu Clerk LEE b. DAVIS
sheriff JAS. S. ROCHE
Coroner. DIR JAMES McMANUS.
Assessor aud Treasurer FRANK T.
DAVIS.
Cd~uty superintendent Of schools
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Board Of County Commissioners.
,. 7. JENNELLE. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN .. CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-10

The best IS alwars the cheapest
AdTcItiseTs ne The Eullelin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
QUICK STEP !. WAS
EASILY THE VICTOR

~
The match race at the Deep Run Hunt
Club course yesterday afternoon between
Mr. Blancha I'd Forbes 4 uickstep and
Mr.. Ormond Young Red H,lssar, Vi two
OF the. fastest runners owned In Rich
mond, resulted in a win for. Qulckstep
In rather easy ion. Both horses
$were. sired by Qua dsmanJ and there was
considerable speculation as to their rel;
alive speed! The winner was ridden by
his owner, Mr. Forbes, while Red Hussar
was ridden very we'll by Mr.. T. c. & r..
EJenifer Quickstep carried 4 lat pounds,
while Red Hussar carried Il 81. The race
was witnessed by q fair crowd
Mr.. Graham Hobson acted as starter
4 for the race, Mr.. J. Henderson as Judge
and Mr.. H. q. Beattie sas timekeeper.
The race was a mile dash. The pair
Of horses got away in an excellent start,
and for the first furlong kept well to-
gether. The furlong was finished In
fifteen seconds. Both riders were urging
their horses to their best efforts. and
gradually QuickstepB took the lead. DUR
ing the entire mile there was little adj
vantage until the last quarter. when Mr..
Forbess horse began to draw away from
his competitor. Mr.. Jenifersf kept Red
Hussar at his best pace, however, and
contested every rod OF the distance. = The
first quarter was run In - seconds and
at the three furlongs the watch indl--.
Gated AZ seconds The half was finished In
554-5 The time for the mile was one
minute and Sc ga seconds, very good for
this track Quckstep won handily by
two and a half lengths.