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Alaska forum., 1905-08-26
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 IN THE MATTER of Judge Wickersham upholding the wrong and arbitrary do- ings of commissioners, his protection of Commissioner J. Lindley Green, in his corrupt and illegal manipulations in Rampant precinct, dating since 1902, should alone be sufficient to convince the most skeptical of the truth of the governor charges in that respect: It is well-known fact that he has refus- ed to personally investigate, as the ap- pointives power, private and public charges as to the incompetency and wrongful doings of Commissioner J. Lindley Green.
 He we'll knows that through his pres tige and power as district judge, he has caused persons who were useful to- him., and were themselves guilty of vio- lating the laws, to procure and retain official positions in his division. He. knows the magnitude of his corruption1 and in what locality lies the proof of. his guilt, and taking it for granted that Brady: was not personally cognizant of such evidence prior to Oct. l, 1904, he desires to implicate the governor in a
Alaska forum., 1905-08-26
Alaska
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 month. Paper
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given. that pursuant to an or District of Alaska. the undersigned. c. H. Wand adminiBtra tor of the estate of Lars Svendsen de- ceased, will on the 25th day of September l905 at the hour cf II o'clock on said day. at the Court house in Ramparts sell at public auction to the highest and lest bidder for cash all the real estate belonging; to the said estate. described as follows, to wit:
 mining claim Mo- 2 below discovery claim: the placer mining claim Mo- 5 below discovery ca;rn: the placer mnine, claim No. 6 below discovery Little Minook creek, Rampant Recording Districf District of Alaska G. HI. WAND.
 Administrator of said es;ata Rampant Aug. 19 1906. First pub. Aug 26 1905
Alaska forum., 1905-08-26
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1905.
THE BATTLE ROYAL. OF @<
 THE POT AND KETTLE

THE FIERCE political battle now rag ing between Judge Wickersham., and Governor Brady is sure to result in great good to the district in general. The ''good of the service" new certain ly demands the retirement of both po- Etical parasites from office. When the two leading federal officials of the dis trict engage in publicly accusing: each other of negligence and misnanage- ment, their antagonism creates official conditions detrimental to public inter- ests and the welfare of the district.
 Judge Wickersham's letter to Secre- tary Hitchcock, demanding that Gov. Brady be called to account for making charges against him, shows that the grand duke is wincing under the po- it7caI lash that is being applied. to him while on the rack. Wickersham char acterizes the charges made by. Brady '.as misleading and false. and reckless ly made for partisan purposes. Still,
 
 them While official etiquytte might demand the same consideration. among officials as does organiza ton; ;-honor among thieves and as it is contrary to the rules of the political game for an official to publicly expose the misrule and corruption of others in of{ice;-at times. however, patience ceases to be a virtue.
 : Wickersham might consider. it i'm proper for. governor to incorporate in his annual report the Irregularities and corruption existing. in the Third judi cial division, but so. long as the law compels him to annually report to the president the status of the administra- ton of the civil government within the district, Brady was certainly justified
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
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ELECTION NOTICE
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Office Of the City Clerk of the City
Of Ca 70. Illinois
Cairo, Illinois. March 2S. 1905
Public notice is hereby given that
lon Tuesday. the Eighteenth day Of
April, A. d.. 1905, a general election
will be held in the City of Cairo. Him
ois. Alexander County, for the lection
of Mayor City Clerk. City Treasurer.
/ G ty Attorney, Police Magistrate and
one Alderman from each of the seven
wards eff the City.
For the purpose of the election.
polls viii be opened at the following
inlaces. viz:
/ In the First Ward, at the store
room Of f. A. Kuhn. No. 210 Sixth
street being situated on north side
Of slil stree, between Commercial
and Washington avenues.
In the Second Ward, at the ware
room Of II. Bloms No 702 Washing
ton ayeane, being situated on the
east side of said avenue between SeY-
enth and = ghth streets.
In the Third Ward, at the barber
8aop Of Charles Anderson. No llo5
Commercial avenue, being situated en-
the west side OF said avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
In the Fourth Ward at the store
room Of the Rumley Company, Ne
1871 Washington avenue, being sita-
atod on the west side Of sad avenue,
between Douglas and Fourteenth
trcets.
In the Fifth Ward, a the Court
house Of Alexander County.
In the Sixth Ward, al the Hose
House on south side Of Twenty-sec
ond street, between Walnut and Pine
streets.
III tie Seventh Ward, at the ware
room of G. A. Swobola No 27li
Commercial avenue being situated
on S. w Corner Of Tgontycighth
street and said avenue.
Polls for So 4 election viii be opoa-
"a az 200 o'clock a. m and continue
cpon until 500 O'Clock p. m Of the
same day.
Nomination papers for the said
election can be secured al lhis oft.cc,
and must be filed in this office on or
before April 3, 1905.
By order Of the city Council Of the
city Of cairo. Illinois.
+. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty Of Cairo Readers Have the
Same Experience.
Don't neglect an aching ba q.

Don't neglect an aching ba t.
II viii got worse cvory year
BaeEache Is really Kidney ache
To cure The back you must cure The
kidneys
If you don't, other kidney Ills fol
low.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Byight's
disease.
A Cairo citizen tells yen how--the
cure is easy.
Henry c. Johnson. Of Sl5 Twenty
ta'rd street jobbing carpenter says:
Il have had attacks Of kidney com
plant for ten or Twelve years. A
great many of them leaving just as
mysteriously as they came To
stoop, to sraighten after stopping or
70 perform any act which caused a
strain. on the muscles OF the back
not only panied but hurt severely.
There have been times when would
have g.yen all I possessed to get the
almost instantaneous relief given by
Doans Kidney Pills procured at
Schuh's drug store. Not only did
thcy dispose Of the hackache, but
trouble Win the kidney secreti0ns
which existed also disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
conts. Eos eyrNilburn CO. Buffalo,
New York, sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
DEADLY DUEL
Between Two Wyoming Editors Pro
duces Some Hot Stuff.

Wrapped Ia asbestos AMI sci on ics
in a safe that had forgotten It's com
binatlcn ritri9lic bit Of Wyoming
political writing vas unearthed by o
local attorney recently and handed to
reporter with pair of tongs, says
the Burlington Hawkeyg
It IS a fight between tie propr etors
OF the Buffalo (Wyo) Voice and the
Lander (Wyol Clipper It is white
hot. Here arc some Of tho cooler por-
lions from the Voice:
"There is hcman insect over at
Lander that Mould lie branded with
the stigma Of traitor, coward and I'M
crate taken by the car and lea to the
outskirts Of Che CITY and then kicked
so high that he would never light in
Mgom MS soil, but wafted by a gentle
arceze, wcald auttcr down in Iadea-
where ho properly belongs. His name
is Smith Frank Smith. The nefari
Gus work Of the contemplate thief
was brought to The limelight howey-
or, and ne was bound over for trial
in the federal court which wiz las
place soon
The Clipper, Of which Smith IS pro
pTietor s'desteps gracefully as fol-
low, the biograpa breaking down in
spoti
rho Voice. from which The above
article was tatca, is a Democratic pa
per published by a shyater lawyer
named Hayden NJ. White, a close per.
sonal friend % Senator n A b. kels-
ter. Of Lander In replying we have !
discovered the cxilihty Of the Englishd
fanguage it's poverty OF expression, ifs
inadeduacg as mental exchange me-
siiifsn, its utter inability to dezcriae
what il we're crime T. leave aneat- &
atogaei
Nc want d zeal nice word that viii
Signify something awfullg nasty; int
would Tor this occasion only dispense I
Nith caphoninin were It sufficiently
expressive This Keeper 1t cus 4
pidors is much in evidence. and
he is tho blathesskitc we're after ana
as he7has thrust himself upon our al.
tention through his oYerweaning de-
sire to help out the. senator from Fro.
mont county. we VIII drive a cowboy
hoof far enough undcr his cont tails
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
NEanLr LUoI no ps.'o.
Elmer Flick Tells Why Chio-ns &c
came Unconscious Thieves.

80. ,,,.. o,.,-- 2.
S""er r"0N 'e''S WY C.''--..'-
O'''- o.'1~''so,o'-
j own ilsN' "p ~ '' 81
crank anu J am li'ui '' 4'
MGR ll'A '"V o'h'I .-.' 80
READY 10 ous soo1 -'' ~ - %
poor one bAl "AeH vas N--l D.'
'oh came Ll'sH's near 'oa''- "'' .'-
cheflshei sdehs IN NY F1s',7''.
without tNe IofA."'-'y ol --'o o.
even siiL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

state Insurance COMMISSIONS Thoz.
.. OBrien Of Minnesota ha- refused
o. accept the ices az DIS Once. uhic5
in ttc pest have Amounted to oscr
St5.lel year. AZ O'Brien has In
formed soy. Johnson that he does not
Believe Tie law which allows the com
missioner salary ana clerk hire con
tetrrlatei his taking fees He is %
the opia.on that The fees belong TO
the state and sill turu them into the
ote treasury. last year the attorney
-e1er7l ruled that Che fees IN question
beicnEei 20 the Insurance commits
siencr. but Tho incumbent takes issue
AHA the decision.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

to tickle his gall with our Mexican
spur, and thus relegate to the rear a
Ires0urceful liar and caluminator-
His paper, the Voice, would disgrace
the cl0acae Of Rome the sewers Of
Paris, and add fresh horrors to pest
iential cesspooI His pigeon English
sounds well only in Chinese opium
I den or q niger variety dive.
That Is why we are advertising for q
new word-one that will aptly de.
scribe Hayden NJ White, and at the
same time burn holes in Uncle Sans
asbestos mail sacks. The COW
ardly spawn Of a poleeat is eminently
respectable when compared with The
aforesaid Hayden NJ White"
Then the editor Of the Clipper
draws himself together with this Of
fort and makes the following startling
assertion:
1--WE will not express our opinion ot
Hayden NJ White; not now-it
wouldn't look wei in print If itI
should ever be convenient to tell him
personally what we think Of him
we had thought we would give Hay
den NJ White a severe roasting, but
we will do nothing Of the kind. We
are 100 humane TO step on a tumble
bug that YEARLY rolls its ball Of com
post across our path. Go thy way
POOR insect. II is net Thy fault bu
pature'1 that fhou art bat O poor
scarabus roofing in oGo-euCn5 in /
stead Of on eagle soaring at the SUD (
r The people Of Buhalo can Din /
wonder VIVA. Will become Of HaydeI T
~ White whom tic breath leaves his
feculcnt body and lceih stops fhe rae
Ilirg Of hia a2orive brain Tor ne
un1l for heaven ana roo foul fo
lades lie cannot he buried in The
l3rth icgt he prCY2kc a Hcstiieaco nor
n be lest no poa0n the Gsh, nor
wung in space like Mobanmcd'9 COZ
ia lest The circling worl9g in trying
Q Avoid contamination crash together
'reel TIC universe end bring again
he noisome reign Of chaos Hayden
" White WI surely be q whine elc
lhaat n the hands Of some uter uu
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
TRUTH PROVED BY EXAMPLE,.
Storekcerer Certainly lacked the cir
Of Energy.

William c. Greene, the c1pucr mag
nate. was talking TO yours MAJ
about success.
THE secret of success is enterprise
cacrgY." said Gel Greene. To be Levy.
to stick always IN the same CID rut
that is how TO make 4 WrctcScd fail.
pre OF your life.
Il went Wet when Eas II, and
after a spell Of contracting aud pro
pecting about Prescott, ! farmed q biz
in the San PEDRO Valley. There was ID
storekeeper | used 10 buy my supplies
from a that tire who was failure Of
ne first water This mans lack Of en-
terprise was so great that people uscd
to bring their children from miles
around to study him He was y2lu
able as horrible example
There, they would say to the
youngsters taEo warning iy Manners.
He is a failure re hes no enterprise
Don't grow up like him. llc resembles
4 tortoise, doesn't heH
Poor Manners in mis- slugrisaEess
Uid resemble tOrtploc EoON Heah
sent a boy in to him one day with a
pack mule 10 get Eve gallons Of mo-
lassca The boy told me a.tcrward
that when he entered the store Man
ucrs was do1ing The boy coUghed
and tho man awobc and got Up. lie
opened mis- mouth wide, and stood on
tptoe and stretched cut his arms in q
vast yswn. Then he said 10 the boy:
'Wotchl want?'
Five gallons Of molasses. Mr.. Man.
rers, the boy spoke up, sharp and
quick
"Wah.h-h-h,' yawn-d Manners again.
Then as he took mp the jus he grum-
bled:
Amt there nobody what sells mo-
lasses in this hc.c town but mc?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
A DMINIsrR4roR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Lucisn Y. Falcouer, deceased. The
undersigned. hafing pteh appointed admits
tra,rix 90 the estate nf Eueicn T.. talC0ncr
late OF the county e Alexander. and state
81 Illinois. 9ec-ssed hereby gives uoucc that
she witt appear bel re the counts court Ol
Aiexsude y county. at tue court house 10 Caro-
w.. a. tAe Jupc term on The first Monday
T.. Juur. neat. az which time an persons
having claims against said estate are notified
sud requested 10 attend for the nurpOse OF
aavinp the same sdidSted All persons IN
debted 70 said estate are required Co make ini-
mediate ntept 90 tn und rsieRed.
Dated this 3J- u dl.g IL March, r05.
LIfcrE o.. fstCo%Es. Aduupistfa Tx.
Miles Fttd' = Glib RI, ALTO Efy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
TRICKY CELLS or The efAiN
What Happens Wien We Know {
Name Which Escapes Us.

what hsPFcns Wien we hn2" {
Name Wn'eh Es1apeS Vs.
NE anatomy OF t'e HsIFpas ~ @'' III
ana e'hsef' i''y i'a pA.s'oi'a'' was
I'.'IA'u III me p,al as very a'.ni''e.
-. .i Sh""ea l12t me apeci'1 0f1ll
cen Is nm nHefendef' anti ! f"t ie'.
"l'h nNI'ille processes. hy means ci
Nh'ea Oh Us csna'-e or aeiiH- roy
t1Ip'En "Fe nerve a'5fot 'ai F.r2-
inis ihdel -rtsa' hraia url. 81 SSH j.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Learn the Words.

Every boy can whistle Yankee DOo-
die" but how many can repeat the
words that go with the tune? A
schoolmasie: who lately asked his
pupils to do so found them all deficient
on that score. Quite likely the same
experience might be had with most Of
their elders
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

Goes Further and further Never
stops until you are wen. That's waa-
tIoll 5 e,'a Rocky Mountain Tea will
DO. A great tonic Makes r.ch ral
blood firm acsh. 50 cents, Tea or
Tables Paul G. schuh and Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
phiae Dance Into Sections.

In Russia it is not considered prop
er for a Girl 10 dance a whole waltz
OF polka with one partner. Three or
four men dance a round Or two each
with the same lady, returning her to
her original partner at the end OF the
dance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
There Arc

So many reasons why you shoult
send us your laundry that there is
not room eacJgh in little advertise.
aient to tell Thorn all
one reason is that we are modern.
Ne keep pace with the new ideas
and new conditions, AS fast as any
hing better than we have is invent.
cd we secure it, We mend your
clothes and sew~on buttons, and put
IN new neck bands free Of charge.
American Steam Laundry
POS Eighth st. Both Phones 1G3.
LC. Herbert Proprietor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Rrother pIekeY,a PhiIosophy.

"Ef ! kin des keep ten yards ahead
er de devil in de new year, said
Brother Diekey. "on a free en- fair
road. whar Trouble cant trip me, I'll
be satisfied. Atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

ThacEersy'z IDEA IF motherhood
ess IS pretty s1d scceTtahle as eny
Mother is TIE ncEe Ct cci ca the
lips Of litte ehi'irca, h said
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

More team laif Of Eessisz PROFITS
from exports coase fFom fhe sale Of
grain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

,eIlt psIIIBm 10 1Bsk qlus1
puv qlIg eql ussAlsq coed ss4sl
ssoIoAIp 10 uoFlIodo1d lslssIs sqL
'saugM mIeuo sg1 usqM
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
IiAMLINS
WIZARDOIL.

This marvellous pain remedy
will quickly relieve the spasms
which wrack the tortured nerves,
and, if taken internally, viii per-
manently cure the cause of the
disease.
81 had been a sufferer for
years." writes Calvin E. Hill, Of
Marietta, Ca, from the frightful
pains Of neuralgia and never
found any remedy that would give
me relief, until I tried Hamlins
Wizard Oil, which effected a per.
manent cure" Price Soc and 81.
For sale and recommended by
PAUL G. SeHUH & SONS
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
SEES QUAKlES COMING
ABE MoREAU PRED1CTS DIS
. TURBANoEa FOB 1904
collar Activity, He eays, = Cause q
making Of the Earth-as 1oee-
told DISASTROUS uphsavals
...a.- In India. -.

Par1s.-Abbe Moreau, writing on the
subject of the recent solar activity, says:
"As tho solar activity will slowly
diminish, It is highly probable that
earthquakes will occur in March or
April NEXT.
It will bs remembered that Able
Aoreau, in IN article which was wide
IL copied, predicted the earthquakes
which 4 few months ago devastated
India and which, he held, were due to
sun spots. He maintained the follow
ing in an article published this week:
II. There IL = connection between
solar activity and volcanoes and even
earthquakes.
e. The awakening Of tho internal
forces Of the globe comedies with =
sudden change in the curve Of spots on
the sun If it rises or If it falls. The
number of sun spots is not alone . de-
cisive factor. There must be sudden
lamentations or diminutons.
Earthquakes, and especially VOL
canic action, are localized on tho lines
of fracture of the globe, and particular
ly at the intersection Of these lines
(A) the west coast Of tho two Ameri-
cas- (B) the line including the volcanic
district Of eastern Asia; (C) tho South
Sea Islands and Australasia, and. dnal-
~, (D) tho depression Of tho Mediter-
ranean cutting the three first lines Of
fracture almost At right angles.
these are facts. Hypothesis Jess
certain have been suggested. The sun
acts on the crust Of the earth either by
causing its potential electricity to vary
or by modifying the heat sent to tho
earth. For both there should be dila"
ton or shrinking Of the envelope"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
~ " N --|T- - '--- --l9T-7 ~ ----- :
Indictments Returned.

Boston, Nov. 13.-Indictments have
been reported by the grand jury OF
Suffolk county against Ferdinand E.
Borges, formerly director and alleged
promoter Of the Ubero Plantation COM
pany, ana Former Congressman Will
liam D. Owen, of Indiana. an alleged as
sociate Of Borges. The indictments,
which are identical. charge that
Borges and Owen obtained more than
81, 900 by fraud from Charles W. Alb.
bolt, Edwin o. Childs, John M. Land
ers and Warren p. Page, investors In
the company. .,.,-.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
HOMES FOR THE MICROBES
Germs Thrive on Lettuce, Celery and
Other Vegetables and Soda II
Their Favorite Triple.

ChicaSo.-Be careful Of your salads,
they may contain germs and microbes
galore, was the warning issued recently
by DR.. H. B. Hemenway before the Evan.
ston branch Of the Chicago Medical
society. ~.=~ g
Lettuce, celery and other vegetables
used In making salads are 6ne training
ground for the germs, said the doctor.
The materials for the salads, accord.
Ing to DR.. Hemenway's observations.
are washed in lake water and the germs
that Turk about behind the molecules Of
moisture seize tho opportunity to stake
out claim on which to homestead until
they get = chance at the species homo.
Also look out for tho germ that dwells
in soda water. The doctors warning
comes 4 little late for the ice cream and
soda girl. but 1t made an impression on
the physicians who heard It. The young
men may treasure up the lecture and i'm
press it on tho minds Of their sweet
hearts next summer.
Soda water, said DR.. Hemenway, Is or
dinarily microbs Inhabited water, With
IN injection of carbonide gas.
Old-fashioned remedies are Just -
successful to-day in the treatment OF
many diseases a. they were 20 years aGo,
he said. The old poultices and plasters,
and extreme care Of the patient from
changing temperature in pneumonia
cases have not been displaced by any
modern methods.
DR.. Hemenway thought that many
physicians to-day are spending ton
much time with the microscope and not
enough with the patient While hs ap-
preciated tho value Of special medical
studies and the discoveries that have
been made with the microscope, ha
thought tho common everyday things
should receive attention, and analysis
~ we'll, and that tho use OF common
sense 10 still advisable in the profession.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
TO Court-Martial Cadet.

Washington, Nov. u. Secretary
Bonaparte Saturday ordered q court
martial for the trial Of Midshipman
Minor Meriwether, Jr., Of the third
class at the Annapolis naval academy,
in connection with the death Of Mid.
shipman Branch which followed .
fistic encounter between the two naval
students. r. .1% ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Two Perish in Flames.

Bristol. Conn, Nov. 13.-Fire Sat
urday morning destroyed q big tene-
ment house in Meadow street. The
building housed eight families, mostly
Italians, and half an hour after the
blaze was discovered it was reported
that two children were missing. 1t
is believed they persisted in the
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
North Dakota Census.

The secretary Of state has completed
the census Of the state % regards pop
ulation. The following are the figures
by countless: +"s 5.@.t:E..,ta So. s,.'
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
News Notes.


aarrison.-Work has commenced or
tho Mandan Merchantils company.
elevator here
Jamestown-Patriek Burke expect,
the arrival of the body of his son soon
The boy was killed in the Philippines
Fargo-Every year finds more farm
ers getting their stationary printed
and naming their farms.
Towner-The first white child born
in McHenry county, recently died oil
consumption. 80
Wiltop--Less has been said abou,
the Ignite mines OF the state this win.
ter than usual. There have been .
few inquiries about that coal rate or.
dered established BY the railroad com.
mission. .- ;
Jamestown-The Capital notes that
many local people who have been liv'
inr in homes rented from owners liv
in1 At distance have bought the
property themselves, and an unusually
large proportion of tho people are now
livinu in their own homes
.Cleveland-Serious prairie fires are
reported in the central part of the
state. One began about eight miles
southeast Of here and burned over %
SQUIRE miles Of territory, destroying
ons settlers house aud barn.
Walhalla-It is reported that poach-
ers have been shooting deer in the
uopptaiua vest Of here
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
, Wants q Dam.

Pembina.-H. A. Mayo has asked Tho
board Of commits ,ioners to grant $500
to make Typographical survey for a
dam in the Pembina river At Fish
Trap, which dam should act ~ reser.
voir to prevent tho overflow Of the riv'
or. This 10 conditional on q similar
appropriation from Cavalier county
and another from the United State.
equal In amount to both county ap.
propriations The matter was lait'
over to tho next meeting Of the board