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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

TO Domingo Is interesting and import
ant far beyond the magnitude Of The
issues Immediately involved II Is
hardly secret that some of the larg
est financial interests in this country
and Europe desire that the United
States hall undertake a sort of fis'
cal control to conserve Their revenues
for payment Of their honest public
debts,
The experiment Is beng made on a
small and modest scale in Santo DC.
mingO before venturing TO apply il in
larger countries Should II be sue
ceasfH there, we may expect % see Il
repeated In Venezuela, Colombia, and
Central America So far the Amert
can experiment of receiyership in
Santo Domingo has had no legal sane
ton
When Secretary Hay was i'll the
amazing Mr. 10 mis- thought he could
make a treaty wi hou; consulting the
enate. The real treaty which sue
eeeded this abortiye effort has not
been ratified The informal agreement
between our government and the Do
mingan government has temporarily
the same effect as the treaty, though
ii toes not bind the United States ana
may be terminated by Sanio Domingo
AT any time.
Under this agreement The y mingan
appointed certain Amer
cans recommended by tile goyernmcn
ii Washington 10 collect the revenue
OF certain custom houses. under in
strnc,ions to pay about half ever %
the government for running expenses
and keep the other half to pay foreign
creditors If the treaty should be rat I
flied These are DOMINICAN officials /
W tn no more relation to our govern |
ment claim upon its protection than |
other American citizens having EN-
ployment on business in foreign coun
tries.
In case Of revolutionary or other III
mults, they would be entitled to pro
lection Of their lives and personal
property but not 70 American protee
lion cr assistance in performance
81 the official dutiea This would
create rather delicate problem for
IN American naval commander in Do
ningan waters. Fortunately neither
he personal or political security Of
hese persons seems to be menaced by
he present trouble.
As near as can be made out all the
evolutionary parties in Santo Domin-
% are united in uphoiding the agree,
nent with the United States. For one
hing. they know ii Is only security
galnst European intervention. FIR
mother It has been more profitable
o everybody but corrupt custom house
fficials The half revenues collected
" honest Americans exceed the whole ,
eyenues that remained after passing
through Spanish hands,
Therefore it is said that the Gus.
ON hogses Will not be disturbed and
hat the agreement will be maintain
a even il Jiminez should take the
lace Of the fugitive Mfrales. If our
eceivership should bear the test Of
evolution, we hould think that the
enate would feel more disposed to s
atify It,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

That's why you don't like Dr. Fell!
On reelection, however he decided
that this was almost as bad as the
lines that called II forth, and instead
stead of having Il pinned he put II
away in one of the p geon holes in his
desk where It was discovered acct
dentaly by one Of his descendants.
For the purpose Of doing tardy JUS
tice 70 the memory of a much ma.
lignoA man II Is here, for the first time
pre- entcd 10 the public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

az his command arrested more than
WE men, took them 10 Wardner ami
confined them II an enclosure known
as the bun pen"
Steunenbelg declared martial law
IN the county removed the county
3i'ieiais and SEM Representative to
#Rfditet to aamini Ten county affairs
Nttaf iAg aal tha leaders 81 tlte
hsdIfecllaA we're sent 3 prison
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
November Circulation

The above Is a correct statement OF
Ii circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
da and Sunday for the year 1894,
ana Tor the first eleven months of the
year 1906. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day of December 1905.
(Seal) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 16,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
.On Central. Mobile > oA

.Oit Central. Mobile ohi
- ~VttOt Belt trains arrive and ts
>Aa Sfu central station, corner o
D -JBt street and Ohio street
a. 5ia -Four and Iron kountzb
trains arJTt and depart from .
Union station Second street and Co
msrcisl avenue.
AaIi msy De deposited n he hOx
he transfer station IOcGtsd Al Csa
lrAl station, 20 minutes before Ia q
s1rturs Of any trAia-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

SEEN on our streets the past week.
New gloves that will not work on, new
furs that are obviously unnecessary
this weather. bare hands which dis
play gorgeous rings. new lockets
proudly hanging outside the coats,
new ties that make remarks at the
waistcoats and a few other things
which -canse one TO look for the card
with 1est wishes for a merry Christ
mas"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The American Bible society finds
itzef for the first ime in quarter Of
a century in debt lts reserye surplus
is entirely used up. During the last
-four years it has drawn upon this sur
plus on an average 100000 a year in
order that it's far reaching missionary
work az home and abroad might not
be Suddenly crippled
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
As a Business Proposition.

They had quarreed
There are yours Mr. Spoolalll, said
the young woman, handing him bun.
lie she had made of the presents he
had sent her from time 70 time,
That isn't all, NJ IS Billiwink. he m.
wered hoarely III take that da-
mond ring. too If you please
She took if of her finger and
tossed it az him
You a~e not sati fed with rebate
are yeu2 she snapped. You want a ret.
fund
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
DEFEATED TIE ATTEMPTS.

Warsaw Russian Poland, Dec. 30.-
Attempts to erect barricades al three
places in this city today failed. There
are heavy patrols in streets and banks
are closed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
TO BE SEVERELY PUNISHED.

kTamentchug, Russia. Dec. 30.-The
governor general has issued a procla-
marion announcing that persons
guilty of throwing bombs from houses
are subject to trial by court martial
and to be sentenced to death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

hts a trick OF human nature that q
New Yerr's resolutions are put in the
form of 4 wiz instead of Il will
NOT. they are more likely to be kept
built that IT Is easier to do the right
thing than L. keep from doing the
wrong
IF that missing heir who is being
sought throughout the northwest
doesn't hurry and step up in front for
his million. we are going to see II
somebody else will not do as well.
It's enough to make Cne's heart ache
to think OF Good million pust waiting
around the corner for somebody to
spend H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
ASSASSIN RULESI
IN SIN DOMINGO
fCnDclnded from First Paxe

the history Of the tragic incident from
eye witnesses, "and ir was decided
TO Stay him the very day on which
the lots were drawn
"Caceres secretel himself in door.
way. Finally Heureux appeared, sit.
ting on a pure white horse He
stopped in front of the store and lean.
ed over to give a beggar a peso. II
was fatal move, fer the report OF
Careses' pistol rang cur and Heureux
fell from his saddle into the street.
Caceres rushed forward TO finish the
job and pumped bullet after bullet
into the body of the dying president
DECLARES MORALES TRAITOR
San Domingo, Republic of santo
Domingo, Dec. 30.-Vice- President
Cacerss arrived here today and issued
a decree calling for an extraordinary
session Of congress TO discuss the ac.
cusation of citizens that President
Morales is a traitor and instigator of
bloodshed The whereabouts of Mo
rales is still unknown but several
officers who left the city with him
have been arrested outside Of the
town The government has declared
the Dominican cruiser Independence
to be a rebel.
All is quiet mere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
DECLARES MARTIAL LAW.

Baranoytchi, Government Of Minsk,
Dec 30 Governor General Orloif ha
proclaimed martial law here ana has
compelled the railroad men TO re-
sumo work
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

THERE are some young fellows who
simply refuse 70 let anything stand IN
the way Of their pursuing a chosen
career One young graduate Of the
uniyersity Of Missouri is now at GO
lumbia college studying law and living
in q stonecutter's shed because he
CANNOT find beard in the city Of New
York for which he can afford 10 pay.
He COOKS his own meals upon a small
oil stove and once in a while as a
special luxury be uses the same stove
for. healing his room He is putting
himself throagh the sern c-llege
a. he did the western, By doing any
kind Of odd johs that be can find 70
DO. Pluck Like thar IL sure 10 win
on
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

IN possession of a thief captured
II New York was a stolen Bible with
this passage underlined; Il am be-
come like a pelican IN the wilderness
and like an owl that is in the de-
sert. Now he is a bird in coge."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
gRlRS AND PASTE
Nc Longer = Mystery.

No Longer = Mystery.
DIR. Fell az eHti0n had been called
10 q bit Of d-ggerol printed by a poet
TO the eject that the ra.d poet did
not ke him.
Bur1irg with inlien alton. he sat
down ana dashed Of his reply
o. no. sou don't Ike Dr. FIJI.
You know tha rea on very well.
You owed a bill, he made you shell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

ONE of the Texas exchanges says
that King Haalon VII" looks like a
pretty pretentious title for the Danish
prince, but that 1t may be King Hike
On 2:21" If he doesn't walk chalk
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
Notice.

The attention Of all persons f.
called to the law prohibiting the
hooting of fire arms. the ringing Of
bells and the blowing of Whistles III
celebration of the advent of the New
Year As there Is much danger of a
misunderstanding of fire alarms under
the circumstances notice is hereby
given that the law will be enforced.
Any person violating it will be ar
Yestei.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
SEIZE MUNITIONS or WAR.

Schulavka, Russia. Dec. 30.--A large
quantity of arms and explosives have
been seized here. Seyenty-eight ar
rests We're made
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

WE know a girl that has some of
her Christmas shopping done for next
year and now she is wondering what
she Is going to do If she gets mad at
the prospective receiver before the
years rolls by.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
Nj. S. EGAN,
Chief Of Police

Advertisers In The Bulletin get the
best results because 1t has the largest
circulation and goes to the people
having the purchasing power.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

IN mock trial in one of the Chi
cago graded schools one of the small
jurors held out so long against the
others that investigation was made
and it was found that he had not been
br bed. That child is In a fair way 10
become leading citizen one of these
davs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

MY, but the past week has been a
busy one. One has to get everything
said and done that is going to be on
the "swear-off' list on New Years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
ARREsrlNG REBELS.

LODI, Russ ian Poland, Dec 30-Sey.
eral hundred reyolutionists nave been
arrested here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
DECLARE STRIKE DEE.

St Petersburg. Dec 50.-f Bulletin
The workmen's council Of st. Peters
burg tonight decided 10 declare the
str Is of Monday and proceed with
the organization r. an armed insurrec-
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

ONE more article Of diet has been
cut off the list since the Michigan
man was poisoned by eating pancakes.
Ah'nt ell there Is le-t FOR one to eat
In safety is a good hearty bran mash.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The ladies Of fhe Il =. church WI
give a coffee Thursday. afternoon.
January 8. 1895. al the residence 81
Nrs. Mes enecr. 513 Tenth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The clock had struck but no one paid
Attention 10 it's commands
The works kept running jusr the same
For it couldn't call off the hands
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
GOING TO PIECES.

Odessa, Dec. 50.-The strike here is
going TO pieces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Don't neglect your advertising. 1t is
az important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
RomBhRnEn MILL.

s.. Petersburg. Dec. 80. 1870 p. m
Governor 1e-e-al DoubassOf has tsle-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The COPY Of Venerable Bede's
Super Cantica Canticorum." a pric7-
les Illuminated manuscript Of the
ia rteeuth cen ury. which was found
70 have ben stolen from the library
of Gray's Inn London, mas been re
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The Rev. f. e. MADEIRA. for the last
two years associate rector of Christ
church, ST. Paul, MINI. has been
called to the rectorship of the same il
succession 10 the late Rev. c. D. An
draws, ID. d.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The Rev. II. e. Swe'tzer and family
were recently rendered a reception by
the friends and members Of Willard
Memorial church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

After nearly thirty wears. Cen Cor
CONS appeal for mt iona-ies for the
Soudsn g. being answered. Lord Gro
mer and the sirdar have not felt be.
fore hat political conditions were
ready; but now strong party Of mis-
ionaries Is being sent by the Churc1
Missionary society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Pop
uiation 16,f47.

Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, Il. S. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate, A. ]. ROSS.
Chief of Police, n. S. EGAN
Alexander County, Population 22,e65
County Judge, WIN S. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE f. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b DAVIS.
Sheriff. JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
5oaFd Of County Commissioners.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN j. CAUSE.
j. j. JENNGIJE. Chairman.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK Il
DAVIS.
County Superintendent OF SchollS
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Temnle Israel Of St Louis. Rabbi
Leon Har- ison, has been sold TO
rolored congregation The Temple
Israel congregation has outgrown the
caDacity OF the present building l.
VIII erect a larger and handsomer
house Of worship further. up town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

TROUBLES OF INTERNATIONAL
RECEIVE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE N SAN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

Bishop Bashford will probably visit
the United States next year.
Rev. Charles Lyman Nye, pastor Of
Wesley church, Des Moines. Ia, has
been elected president of the local
city Epworth union
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The Knights Of Columbus of Balti-
more are making arrangements TO
give a Santa Claus party to all or
nhans that are inmates Of institutions
in the city and suburbs. Ford's Grand
opera house has been secured for this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Mrs James Harmon. of Philadelphia
VAS entered the community Of the
Religions Of the Cenacle in New York
City, and at the same time her IS
vear0d son entered The Jesuit no
Y tate az St Andrews on the Hudson.
The twcnty-four German mission
1y 7ocietieo have about 900 mis- lion
aries in fifteen sections; $500 schools
With 100 GEO scholar. and about AGA
600 Dr feseed Christians of whom
about 10000 Were baptized in 1904
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13

And the part Of Dexter Hurley
50 quaint, 80 picturesque, affords the
brilliant young actor unlimited OBJ
:portunitles. It's a charm 4 stronger
than his talents: It's q mysterious.
elusive fragrance that one does & mot
often find In the theatre or In the
world, ITS all the wonderful magic
of that Hexter Hurley's" personal;
lily. 1T Is the force which reaches
oversthes footlights Sand spreads out
among us and makes us better. The
world seems q pretty decent place ito
|live3ins then, and We want to- forgive
our enemies and surprise ourselves
by doing something real good. The
part Of Dexter Hurley has been the
GROWING EFFORT ofSlNirs Pattonts Ca,
reor, and In appearance nathls city
Iunder$suchl favorable auspices be
speaks for him aa5 hearty Welcome,
The engagement here IS announced
fort Thursday, March 10th. I'M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
FllE sAEEEE
nEseRiPTieN or IA III OF F|
AND is, in
TAyIoR cot NTy

Contains 222255 acres, 20 to u acres
III tinber the rest III mead low and
blue grass pasture Some OF the land
SIS as good us the very best inSs the
count on thes ayerage II :isEas good
sas that Of any farm Ia this sec zion
Best timber has been removed but
several hundred dollars worth oft
charitable timber remains stand
Ing. Fences as good las those Eof aver te 4
age farm: ell @atered. Pittsburg
Vein 81 coal sold 81 exc ept q acres:
This coal may be mined and removed
over land SonS ayment ofs !; damages;
Frceport vein ofs coal not sold: 3
lies well & Orchard; stof As apple trees,
90 YarietIess Trees old }, but 4: bear
! enough every year for one family,
! ana some Years 4 8 to 100 bushels.
There are al several sweet cherry trees
I and a few oh ~ fruits have been
started There Isl sinc umbrance on
this property House about one,half
nile from main road one mile from
school, three miles from postoftlce,
depot and churches ats Simps on; g
little farther by wagon road to Elem:
Sington; / nearer BY horseback 4 route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated House
two:story, five rooms, weathe board
81 Ell, covered with slate, finished / IN
!sihard wood yellow pine ~ Only three
rooms compile ted. Sheep stable fol
Is sors 100 head of sheep: Cattle sta
bic for 25s head Of cattle. Cow stable
Il for six cows: Calf stable for 81,
calves. Horse stable for two horses
Wagon and buggy house, granary
:sshens house milk house, u house AMI
most Of outbuildtngs new. Wate
from spring. d Best well in this sec
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar
4 der, large Beautiful and healthfu
slocati Tor house: Sheep, cattle an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
Faneies i tBJe Moment.

stilefte work rs seen in the hand
somely em6roid ered allovers.
X X Soft silk hlouses trimmed with
cream embroid ered batlste are new.
N Embroidered linen hats with round
crowns battoned on Twill top on many
summer gowns y, n Z,
White work has entirely eplaced
the colored 4 embroidery once oapops
ular on fashionable dining tables.
edlngly4 pretty are \ the lace
gowns whereof the waist us formed,
almost ntlrely; Of tbroad sbrocadess rib
bon. !; 4;
\ Even japanese drawn work has
been called Into play and inserted
lust touch Of lt7-among the heavier
masses Of embroid ery.s si y
ssEmbroideredS white grass linen
belts two Inches wide are; adorned
with a charming blending Of softspink,
green and yellow and finished with
Ia8giltSor8l linen covered buckle. y AZ
poplinette comes with a
Persian border in robe fashion.
n Chimisettes frilled across with val
enciennes are u new 80 44s5
White Sill; embroidered with ex.
qulsitelys tinted grapes in tiny bunch.
es, lis for syestings. s}, z ri
"a bright cerise is the color Of one
dashing large straw hat trimmed
with huge cerise and white shaded
wings: \ \ 4
RajahS pongee is slightly rough and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13

.|' +.
I'M kinds OF stock do unusual
Rafifoasi ana troi mes s'isseyed
M neigh borhood! coal etopss
:sesalt ~, -
steafts deyel ppsass good Farm
leassd Tor oil and lease expires
Sept embet less ntal should be-
gin 4 s NJ
Price per- acre Nlth one
half on ana gas o.oo per
acre VII coal 8rte etxea III addition
except So acres fot g ot farm: u 4:
3lTERN SIS 200 caslb. ana balance
In Rnch pa ments as maybe arranged
nFttli
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13


Gomez tlss mos cal
priiiF
Il ends ~ y
st,is:e htoss sels iflps Y
snsaFtn ]:
\ new bag tastsns wi harness
|Bnci RE and has huekled q,
handles s; 4 q s3E,es -
ana III the new / Ii
|broide sgisses sre large. Ike ! the
ssisses % years ago Y ~; 5sis
~ tight crown of roses with violets
stuck All II on long, single stems, us
Itinguishes one spring hat
Sleeves have a brisk alert looksit
tstrikins contrast TO their langule
trace awhile age; 81 AZ
eletsS on the order OF the Swis:
peasant waist. and worn over sheel
white blouseslare limited at.
Dainty little evening fans with
hinge in each stick, so that YOU en-
reduce them 10 q very small compass
4!A5s good deal Of bluet 4 eyerywher,
employed !, in spring things With like
llihood o. It being a very Y pop1la
shade. Al 5l !, a
Three panel fire screens containsn
! three breezy Remingt ton drawings n
4 produced in colors. Ma
Many attractive silks not In the q
IRENE Of fashion can be bought no,
at low prices for satisfactory shir
waist suits. Y, l{s ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
.At the Old Cross Roads"

A. genuine dramatic treat Is prom
iised the patrons Of the Grand Opera
House when Arthur C.fAlston's COM.
PAM, will present at the Old Cross
Roads" here. n
S. This play has been one of the most
remarkable successes Of the past two,
seasons, having been toured from
coast to coast, and almost in every,
case received by audiences which
tested the capacity Of the theatres,
The engagement at the Grand Opera
House, New York City, @tll&lohg. he
remembered in the annals Of that
house as the big auditorium was
nightly during the entire engage;
rnent, packed to its utmost capacity:
and the amount Of money drawn was
a record breaker even for that Sthea-
tire, which Is a house noted for its
enormous receipts. The play is con.
coded to be one Of the best stories
of Southern life given TO the stage
in recent years. Each characterssis
drawn with q master hand, and the
plot OF the play ,infolds a deeply in.
A teresting and probable story. The
company is q avery strong ono and
contains such well known people as
,EWllliam Br,lmmell, ~. Edwards
Philip Conner; Harry p. DunKinson
! James B: Martin e. Il Cochran, p
EE.SJ5 BMrnss May Nannery,S Mrs. elias
4 g. Craig, Mildred Hyland Lob
;Edell Alice Clifton, and Others equally
a gas well known and well llilsel: 3jS