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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
ALP powerful.
Houston Chronicie)

81" saiG the mysterious stranger,
yet not boastingly, am more powerful
than the law. the courts. or the viii of
the people. I am that which Furnishes
the innocent and lets the guilty go
free. L send honest men to jail and
rogues to the legislature l oVerturn
the will of the majority and cast out
of office the honestly elected candi-
date"
Are you some mighty captain p
asked we, timorously.
"Oh, no. was the courteous reply;
Il am that of which you have often
heard. but probably never seen
This with an amiable grin
"A Mere Technically"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

Please understand that if papa is
more than usually fond of cold wa
ter this morning it is not the fault
of the Press Club dinner. The only
prominent club in town that does not
maintain an irrigation department is
the Press Club of Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

AS Mr.. Roosevelt remarked to the
first lady of the land on election night,
he is no longer an accident" How
ever, If no accidents interfere with his
antitrust programme it will not be
the fault of the trust managers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

Judge Armstrong sent a man to pris-
on for twenty years for forging two
small checks and because he had en-
gagged in similar practices before. That
certainly gives him an abundance of
time in which to figure out now long
his term would have been II ne had
forged big checks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

Down st. George way the fruit trees
are i'm bloom Up here the lawns are
growing greener every day Who wants
any California climate here. Little old
Utah is plenty good enough for all of
rs
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ne-sided.


The ActOr-Look here. old man. I
wish you'd lend me IS in advance, and
take it out OF my first weeks salary.
The Mana ger-But, my dear fellow
just suppOsing, for the sake of arsu-
ment, that l couldn't pay you your
first weeks salary-where would 1
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
Authoritative statement.
price Advoeate.)

| The Advocate Gets it from a source
/ higher than rear brakeman that the
! Castle Valley railroad is to put through
TO completion the coming summer. When
| finished 1t will do much towards the de-
xelopment OF eastern Utah and especially
| Emery county 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

The Idaho legislature has voted to
sustain President Roosevelt's anti
trust attitude. That really ought to
settle Il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

Isn't it about time for some pessi-
mist to predict that all the fruit viii
be killed? This is a hardy annual
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
HAS 1T PAio7


IN ~ candidacy
United States
1a5g s6 sT e "s the Ps. ss among It's @ s % the
as dPn o1 9a%ks ss1s9 Beyond The qTsa
position % at nal
Sss ssss t s an; s: s ss g ss be @ s @
@ % go " ana % %
y, sS :iG's: i P + ' 1 plane ii @ f 8: 9 PIE
presy DSSss the ss ea9s
1af ss faEs d S aG s nat P P Sn
s f % Of A f PS sPs a 50 ds ss a Sn ira
m @ @ tS .sn @
fa9 ea' Even 8S n 5Se also
@ @ @ @ Of R S S q 81
re @ ] s' paSh seville 4 4BsF6
@ % @ Rs % % % fs SSa
ate @ @ be s ta 81 @ @ ] % &
verified % % & % ' s' a
that Rs s % s Vino T @ the senate an" nou"
apostle G @ & he % ] Of %
Every word prediction regzedthen has been verified and the fulfill
smoots prOtege the junior senator rom
Before he left delivered
church oaics th has ever b in ths aa secured @
of
and alarin b intention of % the the forces 6
politics by church officials of high rank
Recalling political
den alliance with powerful leaders his his unOubted Of
that political
was @ u What ne mao TO say ano1s r n conn %
d 6or 10y tb T~to s nave tion e $500 N from inc
belief belief founded the testimony
the senatorial .--...--
the situation anioy any
possible
tt tn TTn, fo hfs itptS tb PrP5i rv n haD
result of candidacy
disasters which have been
No aato of the conditions is be had from plea
responsible the situation he
He invited
shattering explosion which has resulted
his personal
his state have and prosperity In
his friends laughed the prophecies of evil took the risk and
are suffer- the conseq
it political downfall of
@ ~ ~ ] .tiaaa rou .bon+ the q How about the men birb
in who
confession of viola
harre with threats of m further
alien
the
younger and women at home"
fare on whole people Mormon and nog Mormon can any man say it is
T Win Tsb and that it a right for so to combine in himself two
apOsueshp a senatorship?
We believe every unpuced man who has studied the facts zpa
Utah is paying heavy for its biunder
What the future will bring tell except that there can be no
the functions of church admi
continued suf
ponents
whether seat
traditions the fathers of this country survive
It is citizen ssna
guilty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
Brose is After 'Em
(Richfield Reaper.O

,
Brose THOMPSON, the land baron Of
Circlevtlle. las in Richfield a day last
week on his way TO Salt Lake He says
ne doesn't like the way the legislature is
doing things and he intends TO have an
accounting. Mr.. Thompson placed an or
der here for laroe number OF shade
trees to complete IfRfnG fine boulevard
which he has from the county road to
MS far;n- He intends to make this one
OF the most beautiful drives In the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
smoot Man Was Pretty.

tfIONO LltluITeT-J
lie has been crook for years. and has
engaged n unnumbered robberies never
| having been caught before. He has been
a pretty smOot man. and seemed 20 srieve
over the fact that he had been captured
more than he did at the thought of his
eight years IN prison
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
A Good Place.

cleveland Plain Dealer)
''T got hair cut today"
''What, In cold weather like this %
t'.Yes"
We'll. I wouldn't tell anybody"
No. I'm keeping it under the hat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
HUM0R IN THE STATE PRESS
choir is eeina Tuned.

(Graad Valley Tirnes-}
John Bailey has our choir in hand,
tuning it for March conference
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
THROUGH THE WEEK

For the sunny spring is coming.
win ITS bees and poets humm1ng.
And its pretty little verdant aphfs,
and the man that's truly wise.
For the lime and Sulphur flies
And sends little spray into mis- trees.
Speaking OF asphalt or asphaltiina. as
some people call II. puts me IN mind of
that old story about one OF salt Lake )
brightest minds sometimes 20 astray on
the meaning OF words The man was easr
on a business trip and was asked;
You have loads OF alfalfa in your part
of the country, haven't your
oh, yes" he answered. cheerfEIly. we
pave our streets with tt
1t doesn't seem cutie fair
For Poe and Holmes. TO get
Thousands of plunks for their
Old manuscripts. I'll bet
You anything you guess
Is this side of the fence,
That my original Mss
Won't bring me fifty cents
All last summer he feted the girl from
Boise, Yesterday he caught sight OF her
name III rile paper and fairly ieaped at IL
We sat around in GREATNESS silence. for
the chambers OF his heart home with
her and the one she had left Ielt weak
After a pause we asked;
ANY news2''
Yes. answered the young man. sadly.
she writes the company in an open let
ter that Ely's G- odruff cure is the best
Having tact we resumed our work in
silence.
There's something in my breast. father,
There's something in my breast
At night [ cannot sleep father
BY day I cannot rest
For. oh, my soul is vexed, father,
With all Iife'S grave concerns.
Q, what will the farmers do. father,
When the lower house ad-Ourns?
Chorus icon eXDreSslOne-l
Adjourns. AdJournsi
@. what will the farmers do father,
When the lower house adjourEs2
She wanted her husband to nave a job,
but she couldn't decide what kind of or
flee might be created for him. However,
the subject was SO upon her mind that
it interfered with the shopping, for she
asked for
Two pounds of veal Cutters. please
Pas awful mad at Willis Brown.
This is the reason why:
I've quit smoking cigarettes,
And cigars come too hign-
Drop a nickel in the slot. slot, Slot,
Though no coin of any kind its got. got.
got.
Any one who stops to think think, think
Knows he can always get a drink, drink,
drink.
Drop nickel in the slot. slot slot,
And help to swell the pot, pot, pot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

II is Citizen Kearns now and Sena-
tor Sutherland What a great old see
saw this life Is, to be surei
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

Judge Swayne has been found not
guilty. but the senate almost tells him
not TO do il again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
Kids Done We'll.

| (Grand Valley Times.(
! The theatre last Saturday evenin. was
! Well attended and st is reported that -'rhe
| KIDS done exceptionally well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
The Passions Dragnet

HE title OF a recently issued
novel by Hattie Horner
Louthan, I'm Passion 5
Dragnet," is a most appro-
pirate summing up Of the
life that is found in every
community I'm the land
Few writers have the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

1t doesn't seem cutie fair
For Poe and Homes TO get
Thousands of plunks for their
Old manuscripts I'll bet
You anything you guess
Is this side of the fence.
That my original Mss
Won't bring me fifty cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

For the sunny spring is coming.
With its bees and poets hummfng.
And its pretty little verdant aphiS,
And the man that's truly wise
For the lime and Sulphur flies
And sends a little spray into mis- tres
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15

yes" said I. II caD fansy what sort
of note Curtis would write. she must
have tlonght lin the finest fellow in
tie world. And | suppose be went TO
Patagonia the next day, didn't he:"
"No. sir, he didn't" replied Palmer.
"By the way have you seen thisT
He crossed the room and took copy
nt A little magazine from a table. II
happened that had already seen this
publication. Il was new one and
WAS devoted to action ANA plain COM
ulen sense,
yes, said ]. II looks Ike q
mighty good thing Who's back Of itT'
Il am" replied palEaer7 though
that's confidential. Graham suggested
It to me and told me that Miss Ken
dalrs work alone would make it pay.
Ii has-wcll. perhaps not alone. for
we've printed some other good stun.
aud tie business end has been man
aged rather we'll"
1T has il you've managed it. Cor
don" said | sincerely.
"sgell. have given considerable at
tention to II. thank you said le. and
well. tie long ana short Of i is that
we're making quite q Bit Of money al
ready. though we've been ont less than
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to February G, 1905,
1'HE PAST MAIL it0U2E
Shortest and Quickest RoutetC
ST. Louis & Chicago
Aa-TraIns laave Calro:

1875 a. m. Daily bienso Vestinuie
Limited. arriving ia Chicago 81 l0.ag =. "a,
connecting with afternoon srsins for al pointF
east and north.
2i2O N. Daily 81, TaOGiH Nigh Limited
arriving IN ~ Louis at Q; 20 a, ~, ecnpeeting
III uRiee 'ste'icn fur ali points wegt. sleepinsS
cars open at 9;4s 2. ~.
81 . .. M, hicrgo Daylight Espreea
excaIt sandy, makes All stops between Cairo
atid Chicago, arriving IL Chicago VI $500 r, ~
SAB 3. M. II. Louis Nlornirg EspTcsT,
except Sunday. arriving IN IT. Louis g. ii'W
making aii stops.
1886 .. ~. 1t. Lnuis Fast Maii, Hrrfv-
ing IN St. Louis at sos p. ~
iB;@g "A. m, GhWnGo Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, i0:50 3. m.
2:31p. M DHily ~. Isoufn Limited, er-
rFiEg in 81. Louis at 7:2G ,. n, ccnneoting 4
UUlon Station Tor ansas City, Qnahai Den
yer, san Francisco and 81 points west.
2;32 ., Fast Express Tor odiu, ~
fagham, Matt.on. Tolors, Champaign, Oh
cago
6ttO 2. m. Thehes accommooatit1.
$40 y. an. Chicago ana Atstern EA-
urt ~ arriving ia Chicago al H;u5 g. NJ, Indian
apclis AS fihclu matt, lQ;s5 81 iu,, Buffalo, 1925
p. r., Nesr York 5:5o q. "a. Sleeping cars to
Chlcngo,
! paccerggars For New YORK and eastern
that the Illinois ContTsi tbe quickest inute
BY many hours, iaaviug Cairo ~ 8s81 p. N. eno
arriving in New RorS ct f;5a the second morn
iug,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
o O. o o o . . . . . -
. BUSINESS LOCALS. 9
. Q o 90 q o o . o. @

H. Sanders G Son. farming imple-
ments and wagons. High grade gro
ceries aud fine coffee a specially.
Cairo Iron and Machine Supply
Store, J. B. Reed, Prop, 1oO5 Ohio.
Iron, steel and heavy hardware, mill
supplies, betting. pumps, gas pipes.
For fresh vegetables. fancy and
staple groceries and choice maat call
ct the Walter e Shcrick market,
Eighth street
Reiahard, Photographer. maker of
fine photographs. Try this gallery,
YOU will get Gne artistic work at sat
isfac:ory prices. 211 Sixth Street.
Burke's Livery feed and boarding
stables, aratclass livery service. A
Gne line Of carriage for funeral oc-
caGions Always the best.
WaldorfAstorla and harrington
Hall coffee IS guaran' eed by Ehs &
Greaney, 20o9-11 Washington avenue.
Every drop IS a drop OF comfort.
Engraved calling oards-ycur name
engraved on copper pla;e Gin script
and hundred cards for $50. TOO
cards from your own plate fo- $i.00.
john a. Miller iewelor, 9th and Com
merclal avenue.
Money, money money. at Gays
Lean office Unredeemed pledges f0l
sale. Guy b. Perry, the pawnbroker
is the man for confidential dealings
507 Commercial avenue. Phone 407
Uncle Joe's Hotel. best SLIGO a day
house in the three states. You get
The best OF everything TO cat and
drink. and a nice clean bed.
Henry VI. schchs drag store has q
enc line of brushes, combs and toilet
articles that me is selling a. remark
ably lov prices 17i5 Commercial ave
uncle Joas Glad lIana Restaurant
ard Bar a takes ihe lead scrving
the lest iecala and lunches Ia Calro
It's be peoples eno.ce.
F. Teichman's celebrated Lon'
Jack cigars are the smokers ch7ie'
man Is never better satisfied thal
when smoking his choice.
Ii the uppe-s OF the Uncle San
shoe break before the soles the
Eagle Clothing ca. win give you an
other pair
Pure wines. brandies. bourbon ans
rye WHISTLES for the holiday season
Phone 90. R. Smyth & Co. 502 ans
+ sos Ohio street.
j Harry ". schnhs drug store has II
stock 2 fill lins Of ounther's an'
Luwneya bulk ard fancy boN ch0co
laies fot presents
r G. Scuilip. leading caterer Res
taurans and bar. si3 Ohio right a
! cept-aI rtation Trasles promptly
4l-4luued rs [ csai4lus. and aelsiee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15

@ORDON PALMER raised his
- glass and heartily wished ms
N a happy new year. He was
In excellent spirits. His kind
blue eyes We're frank and bright and
Eager as boys He seemed TO see
fhnd cheerily to greet the coming year
4 Well. / saw 1t coming quite as plainly
as be did. but It looked to me like the
car of Juggernaut. and | was in a
mood to lie down and let Il run over
me. almost resented my friends
good wish. Ny ears twisted ii into a
bad Joke, and, though nothing could
have been more obvious than Palmer's
since sity, / returned him bitter smile
arr N.Y. the table.
Aou really are down on your luck,
arcn'i YOU" said he.
why nuss said /. "Why should l
welcome Tie nex year? What did the
last one 10 10 Ae over there in Eng
bad. Ny FRIEND. came home second
class III d cheap boat, and you may be
aware that lay tastes are somewhat
Inzt4lous."
Well" s.il te- .'vou lost your mon
ey. That's TOP btb But think what
fun you'lI BAKE ianSing some more"
Tim more iae.s % make hole in
tie East river / replied
re reg1rGel nsa ior perhaps half
minute ia silence. aal | found it diff
cult 70 meet his eges falt cowardly,
en' louis and d.shai,gsi ss.e last because
! wantel Palme 10 Eve me lift and
was not open enough to ask him to do
il. Ny glance shifted here and there in
the room. and sts quiet magulacence
irritated me We had ii all 10 our.
selves, for his father ami mother were
dining OFT that evening, and therefore
Palmer himself seemed to be the more
clJseIy identified with this home Of
luxury.
'Billy," said he. waving his baud To-
ward door, do you happen to know
what's III that roomfp
shook my head
~f3ut you're not afraid OF tn he ask
ell.
l perceived his meaning.
III this room were full OF terrors,"
sud l. Il might infer that the other
was no better
''3ul this room is full OF things to
eat and drink" said lie. vet ron don't
infer that it's so will, the other one"
"Oh, I'll aaiuif t:.at I'm more ready
20 fear tl,an to hope, il that's what
you'rs n /" said I. "Tet. having seen
part Of this house, I'd agree to pay
$1,000, IL | had 1t, for the contents Of
that unkiywn room. and I'd expect to
mage seye.al hundred per cent"
DC laughed with great enjoyment.
"You'd lose every penny" he said.
'sThe room is absolutely bare. We had
a bit of fjre there, aud we've taken
everything out and even ripped up a
part OF the floor. Now. Bill" he con-
timed. .'you might get just as badly
stuck II you should buy my future and
pny your own for H. Mine may be
ire and yours may be furnished with
every luxury"
II guess not" said 1.
sIts amazing what changes year
may make In persons fortunes" said
he. "And that reminds me to tell you
story. It's the sort of story that
think will do ron the most good, for II
shows what may happen. Anything
may happen. Billy. and that's why
Hanlet's words--the greatest line ever
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
MASTERS SALE.

STATE or ILLINOIS -
ALEXANDER ouSTY,
in the ircuit Court.
ln the matter Of John p Dieps nbrcck VS..
John Madden, Lucy Madden and ,iohn &.
Crowley. as trustee, etc on bill 10 toreclose
m irtca9es and for other relief,
Pubic notice is heteby givtn, that IN purs o.
anae OF decretll order entered in thn a3ove
eiiitlsd cause, in said court, on the l7th day
o. Eeb uatf. A. Dv'g93, /, Walter Mardef,
master II chencery for said court. ON tucsdss,
the 18th cay Of February -. 1921 a. Il
D oeS IA the fore noon of said day shail sell
az uubic auction 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, vt tle gthv esterly door Of the e ult
h0Nse ia the city Of C~irn, in sal county, The
foiinwn described real estate, situate IN the
county Il Alexander end state OF Illinois,
to- wit;
Lots numbered one ~, two ~ snd three 3D..
IN Wood 1arr's IN b. division Of lots pnmile, ed
one a., two ~, three 49, Tour a., thirtr-nine
t39l and 0rty o. lr altck uIsD rcd anty-
+ one f2fl ~ the fourth addition % the GUY ot
AFRO, according 10 the rded plat Of sid
C. ty aad the setefai additions thereto acd The
sfat CT said suh-ofv'a.oD- al in he "oufty
- Alexaud-r and 90 &c o. Illinois, together
with an aud 81 81 ar the tenements and
hercditamsrts thcreuuto belonging.
WAL tN WAhDEH.
Master in hancery.
January a, ,qg5,
LlnaGeu g LeoR. complainant's solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15

The words esquire" ana gentle.
nan" are among those which faa from
our lips daily, aud yet most % us
would be -ither puzzled to say in pre-
else language what we moan hy them
In county court case schosimaGter
was ruled ont oil the gentleman list
Legal distinctions on tile point have
been anomalies. Tho following ar2 not
gentlemen" A buyer Of silks, So
licitoy's clerk out OF regular work a
c1mmi sion agent and an audit office
clerk. On tire otheg hama. the follow
Ing have been held gentlemen viz,
orc following country pursuits ana q
sleeping partner in some business, q
medical student a dismussca coal
agent ont % work and a person living
on q parents observation-disclosures Law
Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
East and Northeast.

indianapolis, Muneie, Cincinnati,
Dsyson, Columbus, Cleveland and
points in Chic, Indiana and Illinois:
Through slecpers frcna St. Louis TO
New York, soston and Washington.
Trains leave Cairo as Follows:
no. 2-7:00 q m. Eastern mail and
express. NJ. Carmel. Vincennes, "a
rls, Danyllla. indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
With the famous Knickerbocher spec
ial.
No. 500 p. m. Mall and express
Carmi, Evansville, Vincenneh. Ind
annapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Ierre
Haute and Cincinnati. Local sleeper
from Yinconnes to indianapolis $50
p. m. 100 p. N.
No 5i-Local accommodation
Mound City Grand Chain and Viouna
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows
No. 55-1l:0o q. m. Vienna ano
Cairo accommodation.
No. 3-l2:20 p. m, YincenDes auc
Cairo mail aud express.
no. 9-7:45 r. NJ panv'lle an"
Cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday. For
fun information ANA particulars q,
to rates, tickets, limits etc, call OF
write Elmer Smith, ticket agent J
VI. Stone, r. p. A., Cairo. ILL.,. c. l.
Hineary. = Q. p A.. 81 !0uis Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
TO FLORIDA THROUGH OLD BAT
TLEFlELCS.

+Dixe Flyer leaves s. Louis ST
9:4a p. n. and arrives Jacksonville
$40 second morning Through sleep
es. Daylight rice hrcugh iho most
pic.nre que and historic section Of the
south
Florida Limltel' leaves ST. Louis
II sao p H. ard arrives Jackson
vile 7.55, 81 Augustine 9:25 next
moan nr. Solid train with dining and
observation cars.
Both rains use the
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
bcfweea Nashville. Cha.tanorga and
Atlanta. tho famous "Battleneids
Route"
For folders and interesting litera
lure call on or write to
ERNEST G. WOODWARD,
Travelling Passenger Agent y. c.
and ST. l. Railway. National Bank
Of Com Builairg s Louis. No
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15

written-make the best possible toast
for New Years. The readiness is ALL
be added, raising his glass again.
but here's my story" be continued.
cts absolutely true. Of course. There
WAS a girl who lived in town In
South Dakota. Her name was Sylvia
Kendall. Her parents had been fairly
well TO do. but their fortunes grad
ually declined. The girl had managed
to get very good education. aud she
felt able TO accomplish something in
the world. but she hadn't much cbanre
"a her native town Yet she couldn't
set away. for she was necessary To her
noher. who had become quite feeble,
Sc he years slipped away and the
riri found miehty little happinsss IN
LIZ nts IL al -A1s - - :
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
oHloo of Comptroller Of the Currency

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 81, 1905.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence,
presented to the undersigned. it has
been made to appear that the City
National bank Of Cairo. located in
the CITY of Cairo. in the county Of
Alexander and state of Illinois, has
complied with all the provisions of
the Act Of Congress 90 enable Ma
tional banking associations to extend
their corporate existence, and for
other purposes" approved July =.
1882. as amended by the Act, approx
ed April II, 1902;
Now, therefore, !, William b. Ridge
ley, Comptroller of The Currency. DO
hereby certify that the City National
bank OF Cairo. located in the city q
Cairo. I'm the county OF Alexander ami
state OF Illinois. is authorized to have
succession for the period specified
In its amended articles Of associa-
lion. namely until the close Of busi
/ ness on January p. 1925.
Ia testimony whereof, witness my
hand and the seal Of office this rwen-
ty-frst day Of January, 1905.
/ s,gned) WILLIAM B. RIDGELY,
+ (Scsl Comptroller of the Currency.
/ Charter No. TS5. Extension No. t72