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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
NEW RAILROAD INCORPORATED

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 21-The Iowa
and Great Northern Railroad com.
sany was incorporated here today.
This company viii own terminals to
be erected here for the use of the
new link between Burlington and the
Great Northern lines. The stock is
owned By the two railroads.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
. . . . . @ o % % o .
aEveryman."

r. "EVeTynan,
The announcem snt that Every
man. the famous fifteenth century
morality play. viii be presented at
The Cairo opera house on Monday,
Jan. 20. by Rudolph +. Magnus AMI
his fine company will undoubtedly Gre
ate considerable attention.
This remarkable play truly one Of
the most interesting eXtant, has
aroused extraordinary interest
throughout the English speaking
world. Ncte-On this occasion the
gallery will not he open.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
SAYS REBELLION is CRUSHED.

Berlin, Jan. 2f.-General ven Tro.
tha, commander of the German forces
in southwest Africa. which have been
against the rebeiii0us Her
reros, reports the collapse Of the re-
bellion. Chief William Mahereno has
surrendered. Several ehiefs have
died and the warriors have scattered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
SANTIAGO WATER
WORKS BEGUN

Santiago. Ian. 2l.-Work on the
Santiago water works has been for
mally begun. Secretary Of Public
Works Diaz offciated at the cere
monies and broke bottle Of cham.
payne at the foot OF the dam amidst
the cheers of officials.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24

successful business life. II you wish to
enroll with us send us your name and
address and we will send you free cat
alogue giving full particulars of our.
school. Address Leddin' Business COL
lege or Memphis Business College, No.
80, North Main st. We guarantee por
sitions for our graduates.
Every man owes it to himself and his
fami ly 10 master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy. In
this issue and learn how easily a Young
man or lady NAV learn telegi Apply and
be assured a position. 38to2,
Ifyou have poultry, eggs, beef hides,
furs, feathers, ETC., you will 9nd Good
win &c Jean at their old stand ready TO
pay you the highest market price in
cash. 1-tf
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24

Circuit court convened IN
Dunklin county on Monday OF
this week, and is billed to hold
off and on until January 5, 1908,
or 38 court days. The docket
contains about 600 cases. Vi
these "a are divorce cases. The
only murder case is that against
Warren Stanley. There are a
great many local option cases,
generally old ones, on the docket
These, with tbe land and equity
cases, will furnish the court with
plenty of business to keep it busy
until January, and Judge Fort,
having recovered his health, will
likely stay with it. But two
counties-Dunklin and Stoddard
now compose his district.
Here are some of the truths
about Missouri: Missouri has
% state institutions; it never had
a general crop failure; it is the
leading clover state in the union;
it has more stock farms than any
other state; it has the largest
acreage of blue grass of any
state: it has the largest perma-
nent school fund in the United
States; it raises Lilo of all the
corn raised in the world; it pro-
duces so per cent of all the zinc
mined in the world; it has 1-S
more apple trees than any other
state; its farm land has aj-
lvanced 40 per cent in the last
four years; it has the larges
yield Of cotton per acre of any
other state in the union; it has
1.-THE lowest rate Of taxation of any
Estate.
Mr.. vandiver has been en-
Joined from interfering with th'
New York Life until the case cal
]be heard at length in the fedora
district court ii Jefferson City
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24

Mr.. Vandiver emphatically de-
MES that he acted with undue
haste or without being fully ad-
vised in the matter, as he has a
copy of the stenographic report
of the investigation in New York.
He says that this investigation
has shown by the testimony of
the officials themselves that not
only hundreds of thousands but
millions of dollars of the policy
holders money was used to buy
elections; to control legislation,
and in other corrupt ways, so as
to endanger the stability of the
concern, and that he was forced
to protect policy holders by ex-
cluding the company from writ
ing new business in Missouri un-
til the business is done accord
ing to business principles. The
truly good company even threat
ened to sue Mr.. Vandiver for
mages.--Charleston Courier.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24

This is an age of opportunity for
young people-bright young people
who want tormake something Of them
selves. 'Nine-tenths of the present day
opportunities for success are in the
broad world Of business and commerce,
and it is generally accepted fact that
the sooner the young people brush up
against the world in the effort to earn
their own livelihood, the sooner they
will arrive at the much striven for goal
success. The young people who en-
ter Memphis Business College are learn
ing self-reliance, and are acquiring bus
mess ability. When you enroll with us
you enter practical school Of expert
ence, and do the actual work Of busi-
ness man or woman under the supervis-
ion Of expert and experienced teachers.
Former students Of our school are today
holding positions Of infi1enee and res
! possibility. Year after year We send
efficient pupils into the thick of busi,
ness life, and they have Invariably uor
Fbeeause fheT have been thoroughly ard
! personally taught every prineipls oi /
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24
Around About the State.

Missouri raised over 1000 lbs
of ginseng last year, valued at
$4,000.
The Red Men lodge at Edna,
Mo-, are building a handsome
new hall.
Mrs. 6arah A. Shook died at
Winthrop Monday at the age OF
107 years.
The Carter County Bank in
Van Buren, is now located in its
new building.
Bismarck is entertaining a
proposition to light the town
with acetylene.
The Home for Aged Women at
Mexico, founded by the Kings
Daughters, was dedicated last
week.
The barn OF John P. Rogers,
near Mexico, was burned last
week and 13 horses were cre-
mated.
The Kings Sons and Daught-
ers at Mexico decided last week
to meet in Kansas City next No.
vember.
New Madrid county will soon
vote on a proposition to build q
100000 court house and a S15,-
600 Jail.
Governor Folk has taken out a
hunters license and will take a
trip into Boone county with Gen.
N. r. Lee.
Sylvester Holt was caught un-
der the cage in the DENLY shaft
at Elvins recently and his life
crushed out.
Miss Ida Ferling suicided by
taking carbo'ic acid last week at
Elyills. Disappointment in love
is the cause assigned.
Mrs. J. L. Sanders, Of Rich
Hill, while despondent last week,
drank laudanum with suicidal
intent, but will recover.
limo will soon be connected
With the outside world by tele-
phone. Local capital will build
and control the system.
Pilot Knob, formerly a pros
porous village, is dying, having
only one store, and it will soon
close for want of patronage.
Cleveland Stotts, 20 years old,
fell So feet from an elevator al
Butler Saturday and escaped
death, but was seriously injured
The Missouri Pacific has APP
pealed against the verdict Of
$4,000 recently rendered against
1t in the Pangle damage case al
Nevada.
Ambrose Cox, who killed Ell
kanah Shreves at Excelsior
Springs a year ago, has beer
sentenced to 10 years in the pen
itentiary.
Sikeston has a pumpkin weigh
ing III pounds. So far it ia en-
titled to the belt. Wouldn't i
furnish material for "a few
pies, thought
The farmers around Lee
Summit have decided to prohibi
hunting on Sunday. We sup
pose they mean ''hunting game,'
not "hunting stock"
Howell county has completes
her first bridge, according to tn
Gazette, which probably intend
ed to say first iron bridge.
spans the South Fork.
John Albus, of st. Joseph. ws
the only man who attended th
Warner banquet who had II
nerve to acknowledge he We
~ after ! job more than any
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24


week, the gown worn by her
daughter, Miss Florence. caught
fire from a candle and she was
badly burned.
Mrs. Edward Mckinney, Of
Centertown, heard burglars in
the store of her husband We'd
nesday night and gave the alarm.
Henry Hast and Edward Brock
were captured.
Only So out of 1853 cases on
docket in the circuit court of
New Madrid county when the
court house burned were ready
for trial, owing to the papers be-
ing burned.
The merchants and citizens of
Clarktor are offering a $50 re-
ward for the arrest and convic-
ton Of the party or parties that
burglarized the postoffice on the
night of November 6, 1905.
On account of diphtheria, it is
stated that the public schools at
jackson, county seat of Cape
Girardeau county, have been
closed and will remain closed un-
til the epidemic abates.
Mr.. Vandiver overlooked a
foxy point when he did not en-
| join the New York Life from en-
joining him, as he might have
expected it would do when he at
tempted to GUST it from the state.
! The body of Mrs Carl Hurford,
nee Durbin, of Unionville, who
is supposed to have killed her.
self after killing her husband at
Newberg, Ore, will be brought
brought back to her home for
burial.
The apple season has closed
at Utica and the crop of Greene
township was $4,000 barrels.
Only trees that were sprayed
yielded crops, which proves that
the careful farmer is the one who
makes the money.
Miss Jennie Moye was struck
by an Iron Mountain train at
Morehouse on the 9th inst. and
was killed. She undertook to
cross in front of the passenger
train and was knocked several
yards by the engine.
Pemiscot county has county
seat removal fight on its hands.
Hayti, an ambitious little city in
the center of the county and
having better railroad connec-
tons, wants the court house
moved from Charlottesville.
st. Joseph is tickled to death
with the report that Hartman
has secured control of the COM
pany projecting an electric road
between that city and Des
Moines, Ia, and the town looks
for a new steam railroad north.
|. Vine Hovey has been agent
for the Burlington at Forrest City
flor 40 years and is now taking
his first vacation. He is said
to have never missed day and
the company has told him TO take
1.-TWO years on full pay, il he
wants to.
At meeting OF Group No. IL o.
the Bankers Association in Pop.
lar Bluff last week, S. j. Albert
of Cape Girardeau, was elected
president, and A. o. Carter, o
|, Dexter, secretary. The mex
| meeting will be held in Kennel
next May.
A scientist has declared tina
.'the bite of a pretty girl is NOR
deadly than that Of q snake.
> Fortunately many of our younl
linen are immune to such bites
t We can't see why the bite OF !
i.1k&.. r.;rI Ia anv mora deadI,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1905-11-24

court in several important fea-
lures.
II is said that Sheriff Watkins,
of Scott county, is having a hard
time in securing new bondsmen
to take the place of those who
petitioned to be released. IL is
thought that his office will be
declared vacant by the county
court.
John Williams and Ed Crow,
two farmers, became angry at
each other in Stoddard county,
on the 9TH inst, and had fight.
Williams stabbed Crow in the
right side with a knife, for which
he received an unmerciful beat
ing by Crow.
st. Francis county teachers
ask the prosecuting attorney to-
go after merchants who sell
school children tobacco, in view
Of the harmful effect it has upon
their studies. We presume ci-
garettes, the most insidious and
harmful form Of tobacco, is what
is referred to.
Wheat is coming up well in all
parts of the county and a good
stand is secured everywhere in
the county. The cold weather
has prevented the insect pests
from getting a start. The pros
poets for a good wheat crop in
1905 are certainly very good
Bloomfield Courier.
The board of aldermen at Sem
ath, Dunklin county are sure
free-born American citizens, and
believe the liberties granted by
the constitution should be up
held. Last week they met and
passed an ordinance granting
the small boys the privilege to
shoot fireworks on Christmas eve
and Christmas day; also, on
January 1. All patriots are not
yet dead.
Those persons exempt from
jury service in Missouri, are as
follows: Women, members Of
military and fire companies,
those unable to read and write
English, those suffering from in
firmaties, clergymen, doctors,
druggists, attorneys, ferry keep
ers, mill superintendent, pro-
fessors, teachers, navigators of
the Mississippi, men % years
and under 81 years of age, rail-
road employees, state and federal
officeholders, drunkards, persons
of i'll repute, vagrants, and those
who have served as jurors with
in year.
An item going the rounds to
the effect that there will be SO
Sundays in 1905, and that this
will not happen again in a great
many years, is incorrect. Our
almanacical and calendarical ed
itor has figured that II different
years of the present century will
contain So Sundays. Any year
where January / comes on Sun
day will contain 53 Sundays,
and IN leap years when January
/ falls on Saturday the first day
OF the week-Sunday-will be
represented 80 times. There are
80 weeks and 1 day in a common
, year, and one day extra in lear
! year.
Rumors are in circulation thai
! several new railroads will cross
the Mississippi on the lllmc
bridge in the near future. The
! Williamsvills road has extensions
that way, and the Mobile a Ohio
I, soon to build into Chicago, il
, casting a wistful eye in this di
rection, and SO is the Burlington
|. Al direct route to Kansas City il
. still another probability. In th'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22

trado con la abertura< ocular
perfectamente alberta y Ell pelc
de alrededor separado en- circu
10, a manera de los rayos del sol
Todos los topos jovenes pueden
hacer este y yer asf regularmen
te. y aquel no parec1a muy
viejo.
Proba blemente habria venidO
al mundo un par de meses an.
tes. a mediados de Abril, pero
los topos son seres muy preNo-
ces: las cinco semanas de ma
Ger Va saben buscar la vida por
81 solos. y antes de cumplir un
af1o pueden ser padres. Nacen
cuatro Q cinco, rara vez mas
en- cada nidada, siempre en- la
primavera.
Kl yer que Sc trataba de 10
que podriamos lamar un topo
nuevo, me indujo q buscar la
topera en- que sc habia criado.
Evidentemente, DO debia estar
lejos. Al exterior, son estas to-
:. peras pe4uenos montonc1llos d.
terra, 10 bastante dura y con
sistente para que sobre ellos
crezca alguna yerbec1lla silves
tre. I'm POGO alejado de diml
nuta montanuela. encuentrase
un agujero mas ancho que 10
necesario para que pase I'm to-
po, pero no sufclente para dar
cabida a dos, v ST pudiese1nos
entrar por ALI. nos hallariamo>
con un pasillo largo y cilindrl-
CO, que muere Ell una Camara
bastante grande, tap,zada con
espesa capa de musgo y hojar
.secas. De esta camara arron
can varlas galerias: una de elias
da sa1da al exterior, otras su.
ben por dentro del monticulo
comuniCandoss entire 81, y una
9 dos Sc hallan interrumpidts
de pronto. Estas galerias inte
rrumpida, Sc dirigeu hacia aba
jo. de modo q,,e vienen a ser
una especie de pozos que, en-
en- tempo de lluvia sc llena.
con Ell aqua que penetra en- tan
compllcada vlvienda.
Sc ha cfeido por algunas per
sonas que el topo las abrfa pre-
cisamente con esta intencion.
para tener TN deposito de aqua
dentro de su casa; pero no hay
tai, por1ue Ell hQu1do sc f1ltra
muy pronto per Gas paredes dc
TERRA y el poZo lneda seco. La
verdad del case es que el ami
NAL empleza a abrir aquellas
galerias, para salir a otras 6 fue-
ra de la ,covacha y cuandO nota
que esta cavando en- maia dlreC
cion, abandona la. .obra y trabaj;.
por otro lado.
Ell topo no hace su casa exca-
vando la TERRA: su trabajo t
mas b,en de compression. E.
decir. que en- vez de ir sacando
TERRA, 10 que hace es meterss
debajo dc ella v hacerla su Dir, y
de aqui que la topera Sc traduz
ca sienprc al exterior por III
monticu!o. Para este trabaje
pOsee dO> lnstrumentos inmejn
rabies: la nariZ, que hace de ba
rrena, y las manos, que sou las
palas. Las madrigueras de las
hembras son slempre memo.
complica1as que las de los no
chos; porque hay que advert
que entire lis topos rige la sepa,
racion de sexos, exceplo en- Ia
epoca de- los amores. 8 sea Il
empezarla .piimavera. Enton
ceS, GAIA u1acho sc busca un
compaflera para unos cuantos
dias. a veces solo para algunas
horas. y 81 los pretendientes son
varios, luchan furiosamente, re-
volcandose como pugillstas so.
bre Ell ceeped a la luz de la luna.
En- estas rilas por celos. ell ven
cedor nunca queda satisfecho
/, hNv. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22

81 eatarro es una enfermedad qxs
.ieue mucha mas iinportancia de Ia
que generalmente sc le atribEye. In
wade todos los organos del cuerpo
cuyas funciones y fuerzas debilita
profundamente. Es causa frecuente
de La sorders afecra la vista, la nariz
la garganta y es generalmente por
donde empieza la tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma facilidad y la frecusncia
con que Sc pesca TN catarro hace a
las personas indiferentes para curarlo
Y la gran mayoria no Sc preocupa de
las consecuencias.
Los baflos frios por Ia maf1ana in
mediatamente despues de dejar el
lecho, dormlr con las ven.anas abier-
cas evitar las corrientes de aire, son
precauciones muy buenas que no
,uesta trabajo el observarlas. Pero
Il preventive mas SECURE, mas ehcaz,
mas facil y mas positive y tambien
el que aconsejan los medicos, es la
Emulsion do Scott de aceite dc higado
de bacalao.
Es sorprendente la fuerza, vitalidad,
nergfa y poder de resistencia que
recibe Ell cuerpo humane de las pc
quefIas dosis de Emulsion dc Scott,
Iue sc le administran con constancia.
Esta emulsion recubro interiormente
| rodas las par.es debiles y vulnerables
lei cuerpo y 10 pone al aprigo de Ia
| infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando apareccn in
lustriales POGO escrupulosos anun-
iando emuls Jones. vinos 6 preparados
/ los que stribuyen propiedades cura
; ivas que no tienen y hasta hay qulen
streve a decir Ell letras de impren-
a. que ell petroleo 6 kerosina es IN
ime' to.
lOue es el petr6leo1 Un aceite
| mineral Que Sc usa como com bustible
para lubricar y limpiar maquinas y
,ara lirn piar maquinas.
| Una substantial indjgestible que Ca
rece de la propiedad esencial de todo
sliraento, cual es la asimilacion que
oasa al traves del tubo intestinal sin
uod;ficarse y sin ser absorbida una
,ustancia. en fin, que no tiene nlnguna
le las propiedades curativas ali
lnenticias del sceite de hfgade de
,acalao. ST Sc diiese que el petroleo
es IN alimento para maquinas. podria
pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teueis alguna duda, preguntad
4 vuestro mEdico A os conhrmara
esta verdad " Si ss,ais escasos de
fuerzss, de carnes y de sangrc, o.
aconsejarA que :oneis b EmulaSn
lie Scott.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-22

seria Gel mundo 81 el topo, con
una .voracidad proporcionada,
tuviese el tamaflo de TN ele-
faute.
Me dlreis que 'mientras os
cueuto todo esto, va habrfa te'
nido tempo de encontrar la to
pera; no fue asi, Nj la encOn
ire nj 10 que fue peor, encontre
tampoco al topo cuando volvi a
buscarle. Tai vez sc habria me-
lido debajo de terra, porque al
iiegar el verano los topos aban-
DOMAIN su vivienda y no vuel-
ven a ella hasta ell otoflo, pasan-
do la estacion calurosa en- lar
gas galeria> que van practican-
10 a flor de TERRA q medida que
10 necesitan para ir avanzsndo
CD busca de las lom brices, su
alimento favorito.
Pero no; mi topo deseaba dis
frutar todavia un POGO. Del fres
60 de la noche. En- la superfcie
de una charua pr0xima, que pa
recia una mancha de plata, re-
verberando los rayos de la luna,
me pareci6 notar I'm movimlen-
to: era el topo, que cruzaba ia
,;herca 4 nadO, acaso con la es-
peranza de hallar en- el ladO
npuesto abundante caZa, acaso
por el solo placer de darse un
bano. Llevaba casi medic cuer-
pa fuera del aqua, y con sus an
chas manazas remaba slternat1.
vamente. No podia negarse que
era IN experto nadador, a resar
lie su poCa edad.
En- un momento lego al otro
lado y desaparecio entire la yer.
ma, mientras 20 me alejaba sin
trataT de 1nteIrnmpir su tran
luiia ex1stencia.
Y ahora, tai vez alguien pre-,
gunte: Bueno; pero q un ami
nal que nina tanto y que al
mlsmo tempo no Sc cansa de
destru1r .iusectos y lombrlces,
Idebe ell hombrc protegerle Q
perseguirle7 r.
Yyo contesto: En- ESQ no me
'aeto ahora; me habia propues
10 contaros como vive Ell topo, y
va Os 10 he contado.
AngeI Cabrero Latorre.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Routine Business and a Further Fill
 ing of AppOintive Offices.

The regular monthly meeting of the city council was held last night, all
 pressing matters attended to and ad-
 journment taken until Saturday night.
 The usual reports were read and bills audited after which the recorder read
 the written resignatiOns of Walter
 Bennett, city attorney, and w. R. Nor ton, building inspector. MT. Bennett thanked the council for it's confidence
 in him but believed he could not hold the office while residing outside the 1 city. MT. Norton resigned by reason of
 the press of other business.
 Roy S. Goodrich was unanimously elected to succeed MT. Bennett and D.. w. Willard was elected to succeed Mir. Norton.
 ] An ordinance amending the building ordinance and concerning the storing of hay within the fire limit was referred
 to the ordinance committee. Another i ordinance was passed to amend an oversight in the standing tax ordi- nance passed a year ago in which no mention was made of the library fund. Immediately after the usual annual tax
 ordinance was passed. The levy is for an even dollar, which is eleven cents less than last years rate. The dollar is composed as follows: Seventy cents
 TOT current expenses, seven cents TOT i Roosevelt road bonds, eighteen cents for other bonded debts and five cents for the library fund.
 Bids were opened for the city print ing and referred to a special commit
 tee consisting of Messrs Kersting, Moss and Lauver.
 The M. & r. railroad company pre- scented a petition asking permission to construct a ''Y'' on it's property and the intervening streets immediately south of the old depot on Seventh street
 The petition was referred to a special committee consisting of AIessrs Lau-
 yer, Moss and Greene.
 On request of the agent for the own CT of the property occupied by Cooper
 & Black, the cement gutter was ac- cepted as having been constructed in
 accordance with the ordinance. Dr. H. O. Ramsey was elected hu-
 mane officer and city veterinarian to fill the vacancy made by the election
 of Dr. Richmond as city treasurer.
 J. AI Shott, in behalf of committee representing the fire department, ask ed the council for the use of the city
 hall plaza for the purpose of the an-
 nuaI department picnic to be held on the 4th of July Mir Shott stated that the picnic had been determined upon some time ago and was to have been
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

held at the park, but the park is not available and there seemed to be no other good place. The permission was granted with the provision that there would be no liquors sold and any other objectionable feature that might de
 velop would be immediately removed on complaint of any councilman. The department races and other sports
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
would be held on the nearby streets.

WOuIu DC heiu on Ihe neafDy SIreels-
 The committee OI buildings and grounds was instructed to finish the repairs on the engine house, the esti- mated cost Of which is q little over $50.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

Getting married is like speculating sometimes you don't lose,
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

Are You On' to the fact that you can get the cleanest meals in the quickest time at the most popular place? That's HOghe's Chop House.
 Every automobile owner should take lessons in physical culture in order to be able to fight characterization Globe.