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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
HE CUT HIS OWN THROAT.
George Gleason Kills Himself After
Quarrel With Wife.

Kansas City.-After attempting the
life Of his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Gleason.
and in the belief that he had succeed
ed In his efforts to kill her. George
Gleeson. a livery man of st. Joseph.
Mo. leaned far out Of the second
story window OF his mother in laws
home here and cut his throat with a
razor from ear to ear. in sight Of sew
eral hundred persons, who had been
attracted by Mrs. Gleeson's shrieks
There was no witness to the first part
Of the tragedy except the young wife
who Is now dying in the city hospital
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

st. Petersburg. - Possibly some Of
the hesitation of the authorities here
10 make announcement Of the fall of
Port Arthur was due TO threats and
Fumors OF radical demonstrations,
coupled with the absence of the en-
peorr; but it is certain that no demon
stratoin is likely which could assume
serious proportions, and the radical
leaders would be sure 10 lienate the
sympathy Of many, even Of the most
liberal Russians. if they chose suoh q
momeont for the revolutionary demon
stration.
It has been learned that the last mes
sage sent by Emperor Nicholas TO Gen.
eral Stoessel vested the commander Of
the Port Arthur garrison with disore-
tionary powers and urged him 70 exez
oise them rather than allow the defenss
10 go to the last ditch. This may &C
count for the apparently brief time re
quired 70 conclude the negotiations be
tween the Russian and japanese com
manders, no time having been -Ooou
pied In communicating with the EN-
peror Nicholas. Il Is equally oertaii
that General StOessel did not surrende
without previous authorization
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

A man cannot preach straight truths
when he is trying to dodge between
his Master above and his master In
the pewB.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

The smallest inhabited island In the
world Ii that on which Eddystone
lighthouse stands. for at low water II
Is only 80 feet in diameter. At high
water the base Of the lighthouse.
diameter Of only 4 little over IS feet
is completely covered with water.
He who abandons reputation IL pref
~ ant to abandon character.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
SAD REUNION OF cHAowlcks
Husband Of the Now Notorious No
man Sees Wife.

Husband OF the Now Notorious No
man Sees Wife.
Cleveland. o.. Jan. ? sheriff Barry
and Dr. Leroy 8 Chadwick have ar,
rived here from New York A bail
bond for $40 600 was furnished for
DR. Chadwicks appearance 10 criminal
court.
As soon as the fOrmalitiea In con
nection with the bond were completed
| DR.. Chadwick was admitted 10 the
woman's department Of the jail. where
his wife Is held a prisoner
Husband and wife Meet.
The meeting between the two was
pathetic In the extreme Mrs Chad.
wick arose when she heard ths steps
In the corridor and fell lRto her hua-
bands arms when she recognized
him Both broke down and wept con.
vulsively for several minutes. while
IclinginE TO each other the sheriff At.
tempting meanwhile To console them
There was no artihclality about the
scene Genuine grief. genuine Joy In
termingled Even the sheriff was
deeply affected Little by little the
first shock grew less severe and the
two sat down for a talk that con
tlnued for an hour and a half There
were pleadings and partial responses
when the more serious predicameut
Of husband and wife were at Length
appreciated.
DR. Chadwick has lost his all In th'
operations Of his wife. and the large
independent fortune OF his only chile
has been swept away. SUFFICIENT rea
son. Il would seem. for some show %
hardness on his part. Mrs Chad wlcl
tried TO Undue him with the though
Of her innocence Of any wrongdoing
His only response to these pleas wa
Il hope so"
Trust Me, Trust Me-" She Cries.
The trouble into which both hav
been plunged we're thoroughly dis
cussed. The wife told the story, inter
. spersed by violent Ats OF weeping
, In which at times DR. Chadwick ioir
ed. There were no apparent evasion
but there was constant cry Of "Trus
! me. trust me" on the part Of the We
man
Don't believe these stories whic
the newspapers have been printin
3 about me-" she said They are a
: lies: every one OF them, have don
j nothing wrong. Believe me- trui
!. me: everything will come ont all rigt
In the end. and II will be seen that
have been guilty OF none Of thes
things the public charges me will
Don't think ! deceive you; I will te
n you the truth. and | tell you that a
these reports are lies-lies."
q Husband Is Confused.
d. II can only hope so" was the hu
/ bands answer. II have trusted 20
70 and II Is hard to believe anything: m
B, mind Ia so confused This has bee
d such a terrible shock. and don't u
s derstand any Of IT,"
Sheriff Broke Rules.
In permitting DIR. Chadwick to Wis
" his wife, Sheriff Barry may lnd hiI
:. self in trouble with the federal a
= thorities because the visit betwe'
= the physician and his wife had be-
" allowed without formal applicable
to the federal authorities and the M
- essary permit to visit her not hayi
M been granted.
Will TRY Russian Sailor,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
sheriff Broke Rules.

In permitting DIR. Chadwick to visit
his wife. Sheriff Barry may and him.
self In trouble with the federal au-
thorities because the visit between
the physician and his wife had been
allowed without a formal application
to the federal authorities and the nee
essary permit to visit her not having
been granted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

When a woman has cor luck with
her cake she doesn't save any Of Il for
company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

A woman might be happy without
n new bonnet II no other woman had
one.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
GOOD YEAR FOR WALL STREET
Receipts at New York subtreasury
Run Into Billions.

Receipts at New York subtreasury
Run Into Billions.
New York.-A summary Of the
years operations on the stock ex-
change shows that the volume Of bus
mess was greatly in excess of last
year. Dealings in listed stocks show
ed an increase OF over 2O,OOO,OO0 OF
shares. compared with 1908.
In unlisted stocks business for 1904
was fully 6.50O.OOO shares in excess Of
1908. while the dealings in govern
ment, state and unlisted bonds was
greater by many millions Of dollars.
Customs House Figures.
The business done during the past
year at the New York customs house
was as follows:
Imports, gold and silver, 1903, S29,-
$50 $50: 1904. S14.224016.
Merchandise. 1903. 1886. 1s2.2l0; In
1904. 3624618,s34.
Exports. foreign gold and silver. In
1903. s2.3O6.7l9: 1904. s2.5O3.616.
Foreign merchandise, 1903, S12,530.-
371. 1904. sf3.465,171.
Domestic gold and silver. 1903. $685.
74O.566; 1904. S139. 5OS.764 (estlmat-
ed.
Domestic merchandise. 1903, S503,-
1926; 1904. Sl91 ,s33,471 (estimat-
ed.
In transit trade: Cold and silver
1903. s7.527347: 1904. s4.0SO.509 1.-THE
month Of December estimated).
Merchandise. 1903, S54.269 $50; 1904
s49.322 .s22 (month Of December esti
matedD.
subtreasury Receipts.
Total receipts at the New York sub
treasury amounted to 81. 03O. 500. 1874. al
against S1.793 .s22,239 a year ago.
Total payments were 92O5i .1s3,545
against 81. 79S1O4.9s3 in 1908.
Sales In the New York coffee ex
change during the year aggregated
; s25. 4s7. 500. against 31sY01O.O0O in las
, year.
t The amount OF business done on tn
/ Consolidated Stock & Produce 81
; change for the year follows:
Stocks sold. LIS. 776. $40; bushels c
wheat sold. 671.715.OO0; bonds SOLE
: 80. SAC. 900. and mining shares sold, !
sss,ssO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

Most business 10 trying to make
even with waste.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
Husband Is Confused.

II can only hope so. was the hus-
bands answer. II have trusted you,
and II Is hard to believe anything: my
mind Ia so confused. This has been
such a terrible shock. and don't IN
derstand any Of g."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

leaders knew nothing Of tie public
mind, They extracted the old ma
cainery which. they understood, play.
ed the time hcaored tricks, trotted out
the familiar campaign properties ANA
all the rest Of IT,
Bu; no one of them r publican or
Democratic, had the falntast concep.
tion Of the truth Mr. Roosevelt had.
what they did not have. the peoples
confidence; and back OF it there was
force which machine politicians do
not and cannot understand, which ma
nipula.ors. for obvious reasons, never
take into account-the passionate.
mysterious. exacted affection of the
c0untry's heart So Theodore Roose-
welt asce03s 70 the throne for it is
hat and a nober ana finer throne
.han any hereditary or accidental
monarch ever occupied with the de-
libarate con ent and 10y the deliberate
continuance of the most intelligent
people in the world Washington spe-
cial TO Caicago Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
CITY EDITOR RESIGNS.

Mr. Thomas " Williams, city ed
itor Of The Bulletin, has rendered his
resignation, and viii embark in the
country newspaper business. having
purchased the Thebes s,ar at Thebes,
m.
Mr Williams has been associated
With The Bulletin rince the present
arrangement assumed control of the
paper some eighteen months ago. and
his work has been entirely satlsfae-
tory He was a reliable, conscient
Gus. energetic employe, faiaful and
loyal to the paper fearless in doing
his 9u,y yet always Just. ANA under
III direction Tn Bulletins local news
department has not suffered. He made
many friends for both TAa Bulletin
ami himself who win wish him mighty
wei = his new relations In these
wishes noaa join with more sincerity
hn The Bulletin and every man con
pectsd with Il.
Mr. Williams resignation will 90 in
10 effect next Sunday His successor
al re ely EDITORS desk has not been
selected.
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TO THE czAR.

Imperial minion. sw Hen WITH a pride
That roeks To Heaven not pride That
still may rear
Aloft an honest brow TO face the
world
But pride that builds itself On craven
fear,
Gnawing thy yitals like a Insing
worm,
That gropes a deadly way TO death
more near;
Who art chou that hast dared to
crown myself
Now in this day of br1iherIy desire
With power of a sod? What gave
thee warrant
To cast strong equal men in o the
mire
Beneath thy foot or pour the deadea.
ing slime
OF tyronJ power upon their sacred
fire?
By what divine decree ma. thou yet
spu,ned
The long sad yearaing question OF
thy race
Or cast thy fellows cft more than
thy peers,
Enchanted u some dark, yermin.
writing place.
Where Shame sa g1unt by woman's
shrinking breasts
whilst thou swep, on nor Stacked
thy wanton pace?
From what high unlyerse-diyiling
power
Draw'st thou thy wondroua, ripe bur
tallty?
Is Il frcm Jesus, standing at thy gate
Ana uurmuring. Little children,
come to me-
While babes lie ba he'd in gore about
thy feet
With more than seven wounds that
game at thee?
q, horrible Thou God. who seest
these things,
Help us 10 blot This terror from the
earth
Count ia thy memory divine, the
lives
Tha cast into this chasm their noble
worth
And grant TO Russia in her dying need
From thine own hand o raiiant new
birth
Louise Morgan ST. in Harper'a
Weekly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Sevick. The master who taught Ku-
bslik. has but one eye.
Secretary Of War Tai viii be the
orator at the Yale l4w school com
menccment in June
IT. spite a his stage successes. For
-. Robertson sympathies remain
with his old love. art
President Eliot Of Harvard is in
sw taarlau1 Although ON vacation
bc is doing much literary work
n Coqueiiu. famous French actor o.
ardently dasirous Of breaking into pol.
les, and is sanguine of success.
Indiana proposes 10 erect a statue
~ her great war governor, Oliver p
Morton. in the stafehouse yard 81 in
dianapoiis.
Thirty-fre thousand pr sonefs have
faced judge Rufus B. Cow.ng Of Great
en- New York since he aseended the
bench in 1877.
Sir Frederick Bridge. no.ed Lon
doa musician and conductor. says one
Of The most discriminating critics Of
his acquaintance is eabman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
esNrFAL Law WALLACE.

Nay. Death t4og migaties Of Mi
Dread c5nquaro-s-thou dscade-t
chief
Tiny heavy ha1l con here bat fall
Ugh as ,te Autumn l.tf.
As yainly. tor its weight IS laid
rpon the warriors mislliy sword
sun through The charge AMI cannon
ado
II flashes for the Lord
In forum-as in ha tlc6cld
Ills voice rang for The truth-thc
right
Keyed win thc a5bolcth that p-aled
His SOIL forth 90 tle fsAt;
The Inspiration Of bis pen
Clowcd as n star and In anew
The face and lie hearts of men
Watching. he long nigh. through.
A destiny ordainod-diyine
Il seemed to hosts Of those who
saw
His rise since youth and marked the
line
or his ascent with awe
From the now-stor' cd little town
Thas gave alm birth and worth. b.
hold
INTO his lay OF his renown,
HIS sword and word Of gold.
Serving he lord BEE loved SD we'll
Failed midsea or IN foreign port
or IN sirsuge-hannerod citadel
or Oriental court
lie honurcd for his Nations sake.
And loved and houorcd for his own
Hath seen his Flag n glory Snake
Above the Pagan Throne.
James Whltcomb Riley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
ROOSEVELT LOVED BY PEOPLE

OF course. Won have had the fun
history Of Ryosevelt's Inauguration
ifs extraordinary demonstrations, their
profound significance, and the over
flowing evidences of Mr.. Roosevelts
hold upon the popular imagination. Nc
need 10 say that there has been nOtn
ing Ike il since the time Of George
Washington himself
Theodore Roosevelt YVES the pc7
piles choice. The masses broke
through ali restraints Of parry discip
line TO vote for him. Tie so-called
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

The above is a correct statement of
the circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year. 1894,
and for the month Of February, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn To before me
this twentyelgnth day Of February,
1905. L. l.. GILBERT,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
Anybody Can Do It.

ia Ike to know how this Chicago
feller managed TO git so many women
10 marry him observed The Sque-
dunk ignpramus
why he simply asked en- to. We
durn fool" vocifera ed tlo Fobica
phiosophor. There hant no mys
terious secret about g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
CoIeman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
WsIker's, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
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$1,000 RE WARD

THE BULLETIN COM RaNY
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR TIE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
or ANY PER SON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES or
SuBScRt BERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
M 81 ReneficiarY.

Frcnd Was your uuclea win saus
factory tu You BROWNE
Blown Perfectly so; I'm lucky
dog, he lef bis entire fortune TO a
lmatic asylum
Frienl-Yuu mean that you aye an
unlucRy dog
BROWNIE, / don't the other rcil-
lives are going 10 contest the viii,
and I'm TO be the lawyer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Every inhabitaur Of London eats ia
pounds of potatoes in a year. A Pa.
risia1 consumes on an average only
Tor pounds a year.
The annual consumption Of sail in
Engiand is forty pounds. Russia
eighteen pounds. Austria sixteen
mounds. Prussia fourteen pounds.
Spain twelve pounds aud Switzerland
eight pounds.
There is not Democrat in the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
SHEARS AND PASTE.
AZ CuraaILY RebuIled.

Seedy Strange How muea are
fras1 eggs his morning.
GI7C ~ only answer that quea-
icn. SIR when The man who asks il
looks as II he could afford 20 buy
them Is there anything in ny ll1e
you are wanting this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
Oh. shueke.

The sweet maiden said In MIN
NC
mn give sou a kiss If you w.nute.
And he won the kiss
AS was planned hy be miss
But ne was too shy 10 beginute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Il hope sir that YOU arc bringing
up your cAildrea in the fear of the
Lord
No, sir In the fear OF The beef
egg. Oh and otAer comb mes
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
WHEN DORIS CLEANS MY
GLASSES.

Every evening little Doris
Climbs .nto my lap,
Wipes my eyes and cleans the glasses
OF her tired old Pap;
VITA the cleaning process ended,
tp her small hand goes.
Ja5s those glasses, often backward
On my poor old nose.
With nay hair | sadly par ed,
Several years ago;
Size Win youthful yigo- Brushes
Where il used to grow
Her hands are small but they are
mighty,
When they Weld a brush;
into nay devoted eyes
The tears come with q rush;
Then she Gays wy Pop, COS cryin,
Nice ole, good Gle Pop;
i1t me vine COR eyes an glasses
'At win make it stop"
Cruel years know viii rob me
OF my litle Pei,
Stll hope TO smile and suffer
For a long time yet.
T would very sadly miss
This bonnicst of lasscs.
Came she not ald ftly said:
ct Doris clean oo'r glasses"
Faith and Hope and Truth and Love
All are with ma yet;
Youth the renegade, las left me
Much to my regret
Bu fain would halt old Time
As be swiftly passes,
Just to keep this lass o mine
Who nightly cleans my glasses.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Michigan leg stature, While those of
Mississippi lou siana. Florida ana
South Carolina are composed entirely
of Democrats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

TWO million dollars wofta OF gold
is used every year TO III the teeth of
the Amer can people. Ar least there
is some gold thar Wall street cant
touch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Cairo is beginning the spring sea
son Of 1895 with the brightest pros
poets in her history The city is grow
ing stead Is, strongly and unmistak.
ably in every depar ment of trade,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

RUbies aye found In largo quanlitie1
in he Brazilian diamond fields, bul
tloy arr 50 small that they aga only
Of use for watch jewels and are sell
Jom exported
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
CannibaIS

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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

First Chimney-S0 sou won't mar
ry him?
Second Ch mney-No he won't give
up smoking
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

New York has begun 70 enforce the
law against pistol toters. They win
get a fine OF $3.50 or six months, or
both.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

The ear appeals 70 the Russian
people 10 rally to "a Aelp Of the au-
tocracy. So tbat he can continue 10
hold them in slavery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07


letin said III was aha hest d Ter thc
( 4. f4
eyact Kind - no n~is ,ora and bal
saved he citv thousands ~ dole. nv
cmnloyirg hia clain gang u eon.
etrrct erogg wars Sidewalks ne
tronos rsp4ir streets. qut.e-s and
sever
-
I Tba residence Of = L. Wilson on
be corner IF Commercial and Twen.
lt94stxsh street burned Is ae ground.
Aiessrg. Parton and Davis had set
sur icr NE evening Fap5r they Wero
.ahoat to start in Cairo
James Smith, mombc of TIE Hi
sumption from The effects Of cxposura
in qc3ne 10 a fire on one of the COLI
aieh dur ne tae wlnte- iast passed.
his remains were accompanied q the
cemetery by the Hibarn ans as body.
The country rad jus. resumed
specie payment after using green
backs Incident to the civil war The
Bulletin said, Gates, of tae Eldora1o
saloon, gives ont silver coin in all busi
change He takes the lead in Cairo
ia Iesrming specie payment" No doubt
4 ga many citizens found it conven.
4 Young Mems Christian Asociat on
Gas organized in Cairo
Good cord wood commanded $500
per cord. The Knights Of the Saw
buck demanded St.75 for converting it (
into stovewcod.
The Great Republic arrived ana was [
loading for New Orleans. On her up /
trip she collided at Memphis with the .
NO YES we're lost
Receipts of cotton at Cairo the six
months lust ended were 1927 bales. \
1929 bales IN eyces Of the receipts
he corresponding period of tie pre-.
vious year
TIE ccuu hcuso al MI Vernon was
,urnaa vim All docume7. IN the var.
ous county offices.
u. r-a.,o,. III. f,,,o,,, Nra,,
So ~ ALA - r-a-,
...,,,,ra,...t ,% - oraat No.. end IL iii
' n r..,,..a5 MI -, aalo.
$3.50 a5.sa. aea ,,ro'. 800 40, !,
=, - haina heoSa5 - 81
- - .1-a.93 ~. e ~ I'm onJ
- t,.s go 1zaaa o,-is,rants
caa,,, N.,th tIahar,,
:, ~, ~ ~, ,l-onnsssso 'ad @1,,o
~ a." ,r1--at,. and. cba,l.eto, -a,t.
I III
.r.;., o..,5a,co - tho ,von3,r.
III - ~. ~ M ratior,s ..osltb
~ 49, - ~ $50 III
n par an ,.i,b ,.b,.
,be, a to4av Tba carnot hag and
~ +, 49,, c@,th,.,.r gt,tos
,,g ~. .,,,,l.3 80 ,,,,,, ,,,o,,ro,lths
,'tt,, e.aaa,,I h,rdo,,g ra onrr,none
,nd = ,nean,o,s tb,, tsav 5ava r@t
-. No., 80, - 'hs aav
?, - ~. ho,.a,..r ia, tboss
s 1,lr tho ,rarl,
- H., ,.,.t. -.h,,b ,.ors
- -, n,ithor+ ,bair con.
=, F- .-s.,a,a,oa oaog of
-a',,.i,d e,tn ~. c,t
,,..-,.,a,. XIII, ra- ~ aoo
40. -. t.ett-tee1a Topieia,a,.
~. 80 soao'n0o. /. +. non ca.
~ eaa -. caro,,,. or,aI All
~ oan a,. az -oQ XIII
,. .o .5 a. nan ono size nan.
80 Zoo co. ca,+, CaroIir, and
!, ..,, - 81 ooa ano. ~, far.
49,. bslf rniuion more
~. ~. - ~. Ia.tar 49, nil.
~ mr. -, T.y.s owo5
j t,c o,o. 80 - 49, o.,.o. roar,, ca
oa - a4 81 ma aoo
- ~. - ,,,l
49,, ~ aaht h,+
'At asA Atiit "stN 'ttt Nf 'f'f'f 'fi' \
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday eircula-
ton. for one year, ending De
cember, n, 1894 ........,.. 1915
Average daily and Sunday circuIa-
lion for the month Of February,
1895 ........ ....-........ 2034
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

At any rate. Kuropatkin is getting
a good run for his money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
TALK 1T OVER WITH Us.

Ard let us tell you why 1t is wise to
advertise In the columns OF The
Bulletin. N44
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Read the Cairo Bulletin Tor news II
the surrounding country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Tile residence Of r L Wilson. on
The corner Ct Commercial and Tween
tytixh street burned @ ac ground,
Loss, $1,000, no insurance
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Messre Parton and Davis had set
q 4 gpon the name 4 tie HsYp, an
sun lcr ,Ae evening rapE they wero
about to start in Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Pilgrims to the number of 92,505
from all parts of Islam reached Nee
ca las year Five thousand are
known to have ded on the way, and
10000, who started bur did not arrive
are maecouRted for
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
IS YEARS AGO TODAY.


tFrom the Bulletin of March 7, 1907
WIN. Mc1faie was city iailer The
,umhfee on police and jail reported
81 the eisy council ard paid a tribute
b his eaiciency and worth. The Bull
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
There Are

So many reasons why you shouh
send us your laundry that there Is
not room enough in a little advertise
mcnt to tell them all.
One reason is that we are modern.
We keep pace with the new ideas
and new conditions. As fast as any,
thing better than we have is Invent
ed we secure it. We mend your
clothes and sew on buttons, and put
on new neck bands free of charge.
American Steam Laundry
eos Eighth st. Both Phones l03.
r, q. Herbert Proprietor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07

Much interest is taken in the ex-
pected arrival al Khartoum, Soudan,
of experimental motor cars for pas
senger service in the desert. The diff
dculty has been TO ind motors which
are capable Of travelling over the sand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-07
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiaine Tablets Al
druggists refund The money if IL fails 10 care
+. W. Groves signature is oneach 25c box