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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

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DFT1RIAIN- sisters, the world renowned
psychies, palrnists, elairvoyants and as
trologers, are in Topeka once more. They
tell you the things you want to know.
They give you names date and facts on
love, marriage and all business matters.
Past, present and future revealed
without asking question Tell
YOU your lucky days, months and
years. Test reading. 10cs life reading,
35c: card reading. SOC A s. ciairvoyant
readings 81. Readings by mail, send 81 90
date OF birth, ask questions. For short
time only, at $50 Kansas ave Open Sun
day Hours: 9 a. N. TO 10 2. IA.
MADAME LCLA-The greatest cIairvoy-
ant the world has ever known is now
in your midst. She gives advice that
brings success. All il. trouble should see
her. Remember that Madame Lola is no
foreign inaposter or ignorant falSir. Your
future she will read like an open book.
Free test. Hours to 8 p. m. Parlors
-S32 Monroe st.
THE old reliable Mrs. Scoring. reveals
everything or no charges. so z. 5th st.
TRANCE AND TRUMPET MEDIUM.
Seanees Tues. Thurs and Sunday nights.
Reading q. m. 10 2. m. Mrs. Inez
Wagner. go ". 6th st. Ind. tel. $50.
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PAVING
Bl0Ye-I.fss 4NI, hEPAsRiNs.


TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co Tel 706 E3icvcies and s41ndries, b.
cycles and tandems Tor rent: repairing OF
ali kinds.
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THE old reliable Mrs. Scoring. reveals
everything or no charges. SO z. 5th St
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co
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IND. TEL. 1872
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MANUFACTURERS

E. @. kINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer IN all kinds u9
vehicles. See as about tAak delivery
v agon rs " 5tn St
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EMMETT E. RoUDEBUsH.
.OTSES

HOUSES.
houses. one 5-room ), one rooms, for
house close in.
z room new house, ready for furnace and
bath. Garfield ave. s27o0.
acres, new cottage. bath, barn, adjoin-
ing city, 4 blocks to car, s., 750. Might
trade part on house closer in.
All modern 6 room cottage, BATH fur
mace, barn, 2 lots, east 'front.'. years old
$2soo.
8 room new house. bath, gas, furnace,
shade, 60 #. front. $1,000
Fine modern house west side, lots,
IS acres. room house, fruit, near car
line. fine location, $500.
6 room house, W. 6th- St, bath, furnace,
IL east front lots, g. 400.
room house, 1 lot, pavement, east side,
cash $3.50.
2 houses Tyler St, one rooms and one
room cottage, rent SAL month. will sell to
pay u per cent above taxes.
8 room house. modern, Potwin, $1,000
room cottage. shop district, $3.50; small
amount cash; balance monthly.
z acres, 5 room cottage-a snap at g.
500.
7 acres, 3 room cottage. south of city,
$500.
Good bargains east side.
VACANT LOTS.
lots, new foundation and cistern, near
Cages park. Make offer.
80 feet on Horne St, between 9Th and
9Th st. Make offer.
Houses for rent.
Safety deposit boxes IS per year.
EMMETT. e. ROUDEBUsH,
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roR RENT-HousEs.


FOR RENT-New double. 5 rooms and
bath each side. SO and 81 W 14th St
Ready about Nov. 10. Eng 10l4 Van Buren,
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washington. D. G. Sept Il. 1905
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidences.
PRESENTED 20 the undersigned. e has beea
made to appear that The Capital Ma
sional Bank Of Topeka II the city oe
Topeka, IN the county Of Shawnee and
state Of Kansas. has complied with all the
provisions Of the stafuEeg o9 the United
States. required to be complied with before
an association shall be authorized to cam
m snce the business OF bankings
Ridgely. Comptroller Of the Currency dQ
Hereby certify thai The Capital NationaA
Bank OF Topeka IN the city of Topeka
81 the county OF Shawnee and state Of
Kansas, Is authorized 20 commences the
business Of banking as provided in Sec-
ticn FiftA ~one Hundred ana Eixty-nlne OF
the Revised Statutes of the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness Eny
WAd b. RIDGEETs
FSeaL1 Comptroller of Currency.
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a Want advertisement in the Sunday State
Journal Is Read By More People in TCpe-
ka Than Read 14nY other Sunday Paper
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RODGERS. DAVIS & Co,
10 West Sixth st.

fonto
hood block of condition built 1901 be bought
a a
dweng city
st, near til.
ST.
PEI
the
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n 1condi
p
lao w. SIXTH ST. TOPEKA. KAN.
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LEGAL.



First published il the Topeka state Tours
nal Sept is. 19e5.
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I'VE anish and reset your broken window
glass. }. K Jones. sos Kansas ave.
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Nos az to loan On liTesfoeE. pfanos Or
gans, typewriters. household goods, per-
sonaI security. w =. Segulnei als KANE
sas ave. Ind tel 1179.
MONEY To LOAN on ave stock. pianos,
organs. typeWFiGers. household goods ana
personal security. Il BaScoe- - Kan. ~.
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE.

New cottage. . rooms below with bath
room. 2 unfinished attic. rooms. 2 porches,
city and cistern water in sink, 2 east front
lots with fruit. cellar near 18th and Lin
coin, a snap $500.
room house, III lots, modern convent
enees, Harrison. St, near Sd. 81, 75o.
3 room cottage Buchanan st., S675.
5 rooms. close in, 81. 500
40 acres, improved, 5a mile to r. r. sta
ton, Is miles Topeka. Take house near
shops part pay. 7a
20 acres best Kawss.Ealley bottom, no
overflow, X mile to r. r. station, 10 miles
to Topeka, rents $500 fzsrioe $50 per aacre.s
Take city property part pay. e
30 acres. good buildings, 10 acres in frfiit.
Is acres in alfalfa, fine farm, IL mile to
school, s miles 10 Topeka. milk route SCI
per month for hauling. goes to the buyer
Take city. residence part pay.
WEsTERF4ELD & Co.,
Central National Bank Bldg.
--s-- 49, -.
ELIAS WHITE-REALE ESTATE FOR
SALE Is
Farms, city property and small 3raetsa
Is acres, 8 room h64sse9 block Of car
lines one Of the incest places in the city,
10 acres. room honse. block of car
line all tillable, s minutes ride to town,
All kinds Of farms for sale or trade
Can get you tract for anything you
have. Small tracts from acre up
11s acres, 4 room house.
room house, 155 acres.
room house, 9 lots.
T s room house, 5 lois. 81, 100.
5 room house, 3 lots, 81, Coo
Farm to trade for city property5 grocery
stock to trade.
Jefferson county farms for sale or trade.
Eighty acres. 20 acres, $50 acres, 165 acres.
go acres. About 100 of such farms as these
-6 sections in Kearneys county, Kansas:
S2.75. per acre; $500 acres Stevens Co.. well
improved The above farms range from
s., 500 up.
Close to Topeka: 100 acres miles out,
good alfalfa farm, large barn; wants to
sell.
1905 and sos. close to Topeka. Properties
of all kinds, hotels See business building
on ave. $4,000.
Come and see me. I viii help you and
you can helxl me.
Ind. Tel. 1884
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FOR SAI.E-An excellent ranch of 500
acres on Skull creek. in Norton county,
all fenced and cross fenced, good running
water AMI timber, 500 acres good til1able
land, 125 acres in cultivation, frame house
barn, gFanarfes, cribs, Sheds etc, 8 miles
from Logan; price $3.50 per acre. A good
400 acre farm in Norton county, 8 miles
from Logan, all fenced and cross fenced,
800 acres good tillaible land 100 acres in
cultivation, frame house. barn, granaries,
etc, running water; price $15s per acre. L.
NJ. Sullivan, Logan, Kan.
THE CAPITOL REAL Estate Co,
Phone g4S. 116 W. Sixth st.
FOR RENT:
1857 Pine St, fine large house and barn,
$3.50.
On Buchanan St, rooms. modern, s2s.
3lS Hancock St, rooms. SO.
12I1 Mulvane St, 5 room cottage, ST.
1S4 Grattan St, rooms, Sc.
304 Elm St, 81.
1926 Clay St, SIS.
2137 Van Buren,. st, s12zs
IA W 18th st. so. so
WILSON & NEISWANGER.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
r WI SON contract i nd builder
Job work promptly done. 10 E. sth Sc
Ind tel 1914
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BOARD and room for s young men Of
good character. 81 week. s24 Quincy st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET cleaning and rug factory. We
clean. scour, Tefit, sew and lay your
carpets in workman like manner, new
rugs all sizes from your old carpets. @.
Mccormick Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words. $50 Van Buren, st. Phone al
J. F. PETRIk & SONS. uphoistersrB. rev
carpet cleaning works. carpets cieAnsa
Kansas ave. phones: Ind 7s4: Bell $40
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WAgTEn-nrAT.R HELP.

EVAHTED-100 laborers for Colorado canal
work. Capital Empty. Offices. 735 Kan. ave
vvANTED-The names and addresses. Of
all members of the Brotherhood or <elheLe
lean Yeomen residing in Topeka g II
Armstrong Journal
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The best American matnsprlng ror Amer
lean watches PIT IN your watch for 7Sc
AMI guaranteed for ] year sam Freid-
berg. E12 Kansas ave
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CIDER MILLS.

from Washburnss cider works, delivered
fresh Mon, We'd Fri. and Sat at 2oc per
gallon. Ind. tel. 605.
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FURNACE WORKS

GEO. z. sEYBOLD. furnace work. tin
roofing. guttering. spouting, furuaceh 9
speciality, 81 Kansas eve. Ind phone eAA
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aAe,HTNE SHOPS

LAWN mowers ground factory process 7Saa
Free delivery. Tel sos. Golden Rule
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sIPHs5Es1RRENa.


REC AIMING. repairtns. upnQlstsrlng. Lad
pn0ue IT. Chairs called goF- y We
Whittier 1923 Tyler 81
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ind sin to
Others area
s if
A
a II LIZ
We have and ST RI a o
adfoniug counties many al an
al porto of the state I
money good
BOTH PHONES TOPEKA
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E-NnmEkT EEs@

INHERIT IA ErES~
GEO z. PALMER. funeral director & eu-
ba3raer. estab 1871, first class services re4a
saYzlJa prices 621 jackson Both ua0nea 14ss
l. ii. PENWELLs. funeral director and
eaaba2usS. First class Service ENsEQna@
bic prices. 81 quincy St Both phones 1eA
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]. A ROsEN. Patent Attorney. "a Kan-
sas ave. Topeka.
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JAMES b HAYDEN. Jeweier and OPT
clan Csouupleta stock OF watches, atRa
ceonda. ziiverware. etc Eyes examines
ard spec4a cles properly lifted
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LoI6 IOII GIAA a V In Q y.
Modern house, rooms, reception hail.
large bath room, porcelain tub, hot and
cold water; newly painted and papered;
lots worth over half our price; bargain
figure for a few days The Strauss agency,
Central Natl Blk. Bldg.
Fck sALE-I.ota johnson pace addition
" sta st II. HeerS Tel szss
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Read Journal wants for bargains.
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u. s. CYCLE CO, rs 3. 18th St National
3 lver-1ohnson bicycles. Supplies repaIrs-
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wHs1E.mAF.ERa
RTssRAaM.


J. c. RODMAN, blooming plants,cut flow
ers, palms. Designs decorations. sos kan
ave. Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th and Mons
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

-~~-~.~o-~l~-~ ~~-~~-~- ss--~g--=-e--~~s
AMERICAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
Anthony p. Wilson, attorney, 4l2 Kansas
ave. Topeka Kan. That's my business
law and collections. Both phones I2e4.
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LOOK HERE!
FOR SALE:


Price
of acres
acre e and
fol a
rice AIdstse llC omea ndse me
fine in
a
J. DoL1lAN
IND TEL KANSAS AVE.
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IDA c. BARNES M d.
Od1ce rs Kansas ave. Resazgnca TizEa
teenth and Clay. Office hours: . a N. e.
Il a. N. and p m to 3. ID. Beta
phones 1e residence. and Ind 1915 offarA
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES acre farm Il miles
EmpOria for Il small house in Oakland
or Topeka Address L. B. HIT 1912 Troost
ave, Kansas City, Mo.
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sroom
on hall Just think east front home modern througout for $3.50
park $3.50
furnace paveme
e in. ST. $1,000
paYeFa neara shops IS
downs 0 roomh nous In, west sid axe offer
of
vests
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
INolANA's DISGRACE.

In his farewell message to the leg
islature of his state. Gov. Durbin, Of
Indiana, declared that he had it up
on reliable authority thar in a sim
gle coun y in the last campaign near
~ 1900 voters were regularly listed
as purchasable and that $4,000 rails
ed by assessments levied on candt-
dates was spent by the two leading
parties in an effort to control the
county. According TO these figures il
is conservative estimate that some
thing like $4,000 voters in the state
are purchasable. Here is a record for
ycul and in a state from which halls
old Crumpacker himself the man who
IS always wanting o do something 90
purify" politics down south 1t is
evident that this makeshift reformer
had better get busy at home Gov.
Durbin continues:
I'VE have in Indiana advanced leg
isation for the pro -ection Of the bal.
lot. but the statistics Of political De
bauchery in this state for 1903. If II
were possible TO present them, would
be nothing short Of astounding.
Instances have come to my atten
ton during the past few weeks where
in contests for township trustees
votes have brought $25 and SEQ each
Our present need Is legislation fran
ed in he light Of a clearer conception
Of the enormity Of the ofiense in
solyed in the purchase or sale OF q
vote. Cur present statute is farcicai
as it places no penalty on the vote
buyer
Exactly AMI that's jus "what Is
the matter with Hannah" all over thi.
Union today-no penalty on the vote
buyer. In the scale Of neral respons
, Utility the vote buyer is more demon
alizing and dangerous 10 society thar
he seller. for usually the buyer is a
nan Of some education who has had
la chance in life 70 live honestly ant
5ecently with an adequate iucom,
while the vote seller is generally 9
poor illiterate whose sphere is yer,
limited and has had small cpp9Ttuni
ty. Both are enemies 20 the govern
ment and state but what must b,
thought Of a state that puts a pre-
MUM on bribery by failing Ia pro
vide a severe penaly by legislative
enactment.
1t is now well understood why In
diana is reporting such high pros
perity' Of late. 1t is interesting c
, nctc, however. that though they 4
, sell their franchise. Indianians regar
Il as m5To valuable tnan few year
ago-purely, of course fer comm zrcia
purposes. In 1888 Blocks ofFir
Dudley only paid s. a vote in tina
state TO help elect his distinguishe
! fellow Ct izen. Benjamin Harrison
! president IN the recent election. Mi
Cortelyou had to pay SO Possibf
the knowledge that he had it to ID
+ =
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1nence IN legl9iatloh except ny per
mission o. me presiulhs ohl'er'
Nheh ioseph z. '.dui4h' iheiels,' :
undertakes 70 eifeniiiie q Petiliol
.s''lls ., $3.50 .artc iittta n,an ,nr th.t
N 800 II ~ paa.,,,rioaa -,
y ~ -. III - - - - ao,.1
4 10 81 ., - ~ - al..a 4, sur I'll
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= IT. i, IL .fa,,N,aa,,+ Ill XII r55
.', aona,-iltoa n,,nfn,ents ana
r - ~. 49, - taasFiatf,., lifa Hl,.
~ Din ,t,a n.r.,,it NJ banuinass
-. - ~ fggrr tarf4 rsvisi. n
i sla,e s,f.r :, 40 49, oaiel,Iy win
a1r@s.s,e .s,,e..alg ybap +,
' - nln.lt, thro,.eo. tb.-,
s@e rsr,,sine arrea
par,4as rao,ly oyary pana,,-ic,g
..aar'.~,..,.on r.e q ,.at infant IN ms.
/, No d,striot v.hioh coatri Mos
-, 81 u, cornnsign fnDd he NAV
~ ro.,fsir., ~ ~, other in.
$50, aa.asrics III M own c3i,l
-, H. ,-o.ooted y, ,.atld 8qt..
- i. g.stef,.l FIR a7v azcp- o Tor
. Il, r-rFs5o, All 1ep,ze
- faat t5.. .bor. + 1,ac,, nsrsanql
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- 49,, r.ooerro
Il, - e,rrss ~ areopg for ar.
1,.1 q. rs.-.t}ar,o alior,sa,s IN tha
.''..'''', a.-,i,,'. 80 .sse.on y ~.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Pepc Plus X is skilled pianist
and loves 90 play
The earl of Roseaery claims 10 have
invented the now famous English
toast, The Empire.
There are 1865 graduates Of Yale
Twins. the oldest being the Rev Jo-
seph T, Lord Of Lainsourg Nica. He
is 96
Henry Dunar nov 7G years Of age
living near the lakes Of Constance
originated the Red Cross movement
forty five years ago.
on Dec. % Count Cassni Russian
ambassador 10 tire United States, VIII
celebrate his fftioth yaar Of service
IN he diplomatic corps
Count Tuls,oi doesn't approve Of
wal. but he Is proud Gl the fact ha,
Of St George for bravery before MHk-
OF ST George for bravery before MAX
den
PROF Charlie. H. Richer says bis
logical machine that v-ili answer ayl
logistic propos, ions as fast as pro
posed is nearing pc-fcc ION. lie has
ao fca- Of failure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
ARRESTED IN NEW oRLEANs.

Chlcaeo. Jan. 14-Ortman ". Craw
ford formerly lawyer and banker
wanted TN Chicago for alleged Jheft
eff securities valued al S38008 iroT
Miss Mary Sehwingel, was arrested in
New Orleans today He gave the
sheriff a certified check for $4,000
and was released on bonds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

The above is a correct statement of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin,
daily and Sunday, on the dates stated,
month OF December, 1904.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this thirty-frst day of December, 1904
e. l.. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
). ~. cRJBER GENERAL
MANAGER OF BURLINGTON
q. the Asenclatel press.

qv tho Associated Press.
Chicago. Jan I'D ii. Gr1'5er ger.
cral superintendent Of tire Union p
ciGe. viii be the ness general mana
ser Of the Burlington lines eaat 81 me
Mississippi river according 20 a re
port here tcEie7t. which IS believed
% be well founded The appointment
il IS said. VIII take effect February
1st Before going 10 Tho Union Pssf
ic GrabeT was connected with the
Rock Island system.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
OBJECT TO sARRETT's PLANS
To Merse Hia OFFICE Win Taa: Of
Governor of tae Canal Zons.

Washington, Jan 1A-Pan nam
iaus axe opposed 10 the recommends
tlons Of Mf Barrett. ,he Am lean
ainisteF 10 the lsthmu Thai .a Oh
foes of minister and governor az The
canal 2oae- be mergea This news
comes In cablcgr2m from the minis
ter of foreign affairs 80 ,ae PaHaman
ian minister al Washington Mr oDal.
dia who called at the state depart.
ment today to inform officials of the
fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
SPEAKER VERSUS PRESIDENT

The speakership of the national
house of representatives is an office
Of tremendous power. Nominally the
servant Of The mouse. the speaker is
actually its master.
No bin can pass the house without
his consent. No member can obtain
recognition 70 address the house eK
eept as The speaker graciously per
fnits. No measure can be discussed
On The floor except By the speaker
viii 10 member regardless OF MS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

I the thrifty Indiana voters
There are few states IN The nation
that doesn't proyila a penalty for the
vote buyer In fact indiana la the
only one we know oi ina lays tie
ballot at the mercy Of cormption'sts.
Indiana needs reform, and very bad
~ and Mr. Crumpaeker would d wcl
% help clean his own stable
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
POOR SMITH.

Gee! What's the matter with
smith. His face looks like the chop
ping block Of a butcher shop"
Why he's been shaving himself
wi h a safety razor
(Note-This joke is copyrighted.
Exchanges using it without credit
viii be prosecuted 10 the limit.-Ed)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
Hoy she Won gu

Gladys-PaDa says you're q loafef.
Jack.
Jack-Wha1 reason has ne for en-
teetainiug such an opinion OF me as
that2
Gladys-He says you spend three
or four evenings here every week
without having any apparent purpose
coming
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Among The inauguFations of COVER
nors in the various states the names
of Folk, Douglas, La Toilette, John
sep and Adams stand ont prominently
as striking proof Of the growing indie
pendence of the American voter, and
his determination 10 have clean, hon
est government in state affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Here lies a lad named Johnnie Sloan
Who tried some thin ice with a stone.
The stone, it seems. did net break
through.
90 Johnnie said. "I'n skaie there too
Alas fer that dec ptive stone
It weighed much less than Johnnie
Sloan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

MIR. swift, member of the beef
frust. declares there is no such thing
He says competition is 50 heavy in
his business thai ne can't make a liv
ing in 1t. Still, Mr. Swift is not try.
ing very hard te get out Of it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, PA Eighth street.
Halliday House news sand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

AEroros Of Tom Lawson's diatribes
1t Is observed that Mr. john D. Rock
efeller keeps right on raising the
price of oil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Mrs. John Jacob Astor's New Year
ball cost $4,000 and the same paper
states that 10000 school children of
New York city go to school hungry
every morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Pa-Johnny yogr mother tells me
sou have been a very naughty boy
today
JoAnny-And you believe her? Well
suppose IT'S an right She believes
Ian the things you ten her ab9at your
1wn coins on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Isn't this bin rather large. doctor?
You only prescribed once and ouly
took one OF your pills
"Wen. 1t was that pin that cured
YOU
81 am not objecting to the pill doc
tor but to the piliage
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

The keen kutting HOLINESS Of
Kairo weather seems to indicate that
the weather man has hopelessly
pied two winters AMI gotten things
muehly mixed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

That Michigan mans intentions
are good, but it will be long time be.
fore he sees Tom Cat Plat ousted
from the senate through his plan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15
Vlearleus Revenge.

Why did you p0unce upon and
5eai Johnny Smith. Tommy
Cause I was as good as I could be
4 month before Christmas. an then
didn't git nothin I wanted that's
Why.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Why is the Cairo Bulletin unlike a
baby? Because it is midnight edi-
ton that doesn't howl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

An elderly man and maiden ma
nipulatlng on the trysting places OF
love constitute an ancient court"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

This wea her is the antipodes of
the place which the preacher tells US
about
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

We hear come speculation on a big
fruit crop. Isn't it rather early to
count peach blossoms with the Their
momeser below zero?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

The total production Of sugar
throughout the world is abou, 2,o00,'
600 tons per annum OF tnis quaint.
ty nine-tenths are afforded by the
sugar cane. 25,000,000 tons Of which
are required 80 produce the above
quantity Of cane sugar The total
value Of the sugar in the cane If Z
could be extracted, would be about
5000. GOO 600, but about one-half Is
lost in the process Of manufacture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

Beautiful snow would nicer be
If the passing crowds mad rush
Did not transform it instan Iy
Into far from beautiful sush.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-15

What has become Of Generals Ma
and Plug?