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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
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SIS, coo.
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Ohio Str. aoS., 70 BEL 100 Sub, bsr=
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bon Mi9isan Str. 50. 500.
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40 BET 1872 SUB, bacaut, Wefieite
@racelanb Ipe., n3rbli9 bon 33. Str.
1926.
Soiepb 8. Nabrup an Marp Sob
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Ni9ols Nortb part Wob., 100 BEL 12O
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iiolid bon 30. $1,000.
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80, Senoerion's aob.. 80 Bel 1916
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fhblide Settle bon 10. Str, fibpeflit
bon Surebo Str. $3.50.
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addition, 40 BET 80 SUB, bsrbsKert,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
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2onbon: ,Winneapolis" nod Nem
Oorf.
Queenstown: .umbria" nod Sem
Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
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nnb elm neuer 6ubboben wirb seIest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
IMPROVING THE OHIO.

In advocating the improvement. Of
the Ohio river care should be taken 10y
its friends not to 90 il with selfish
spirit. seeking that alone and anias-
onizing other Improvements necessary
elsewhere. The proper keynote was
struck by Representative J, z. Rams
dell of Louisiana, che OF the consres-
sinnal committee, in speech al Gin
cinna1i on Saturday night Ee said;
1T was nor necessary 10 convince tac
committee OF the needs Of the Ohio
or Of the good that will come from =
nine-foot stage in your beautiful riv-
or. We are already convinced What
we need and what you need is The
building up OF a public sentiment ia
voring larger expenditures on internal
improvements. HE showed that while
we are spending vast sums on the
army and navy ana other objects with
out serious protest, the river and har,
Dor appra prialions are not only mea-
Ger and voted with reluctance. but
classed in public opinion as pork" or
species of graft. The remedy for this
condition, he said, was to create a
northern public sentiment upon the
subject To aid the friends of such
4 measures in congress, To this end he
I recommends public discussion in The
( press and otherwise and the holding
Of a great national waterways conven-
ton shortly after congress meets, not
/ In favor OF any local project, but 6
bring the strongest possible pressure
/ upon congress for increased approptia
tons for rivers and harbors. Mr.
I Ransaell's views received the fullest
II concurrence Of the meeting and the
/ Courier-Jeurnal cordially commences
| his suggestion. The object in view
making the Ohio a permanently nav
| table stream. ii a large and wellcon
II Quoted campaign. The sooner ii Il
begun the better, ana MIR Ransiell'
plan Ii fnn III practical suggestion.
Lou sviila Courier Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Though the pilots have damned 1t
since old Vance Was a boy;
And when he is gone-let the good
angels say where
We shall keep right on damming Ia
Belle Riyere.
SO our good committee. though men Of
fail mien.
May as well take jimmy and get the
long green
Sail oni and get busy, pira'ical crew,
For we're damned if We don't ana
were damned if we do.
He also expressed his belief in tne
need OF the nine-foot etage. He sail
ii was not important to carry every
thing on the river, but that the river
should be a regulator Of rates on the
raftcad.
The Improvement Of the Ohio riv-
er, he said, lis more important to
the people 0f America than the 18th
mian canal.
The practical s de os the question is
how to get m extra $1o0,0o0,09o in
the treasury. But you are going to
have it some time. No man who comes
back in twenty-five years will reeog
nizo tho valley
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
RAILROAD NEWS
4+.~A%+44+4~~~A%+4~~+%%%%

Nat.ce has been distributed along the
many towns on the Illinois Central
railroad Of two changes IN the sami.of.
fetal force Of the road n. II, Churchil:
has been appointed city passenger ana
ticket agent, vice r r. Bowers re-
sigacd, ard Il. r. Weynacht has been
appointed to rhe position VA travelling
passenger agent left vacant by the
promotion Of MIR. Churchill. Both gen
stlemen win have their Offices and
headquarters at sos North Broadway
ST. Louis, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
WATTERSON ON
THE BRITISH LION
Hurts Back IFS Tauut Against
John Paul Jones
AT BANQUET IN PARIS
GIVEN m HONOR OF GENERAL
PoRTER-FAMoUS EDITORS
KEEN THRusTS AROUSED
ENTHUSIASM.

Paris. May l1.-GenessI Porter tbs
- lring American amba. sador. was
given notable fa--weil baaque. to-
night watch for sumptronsness of ap
pointment and DISTINGUISHED eAarac- er
of guests presant has moi heoa eX-
ceeded Icy anything Of the kinl hold ir
recent wears in Par S. President Lou
bet was represented by George Dgbois
head Of the presidential s.aff cGbjae
ministers and practically The entire
diplomatic corps present
Tae speech Of General Porter
brought out a trmenious ovation tho
entire asssmbiage rising and cheering
Henry Watterssn made character
.ietic speech. wh'c after a glowing
tribute o Genesal Porter took Zip the
achievements OF JG&4 Paul Jones His
closing words hurlins back the taurt
Of the British press that Jones was a
pirate aroused great enthusiasm III
was The hands of JOHN PaQl Jones.
said Wat5ercon. "wh3el first 1oos 4ued
he flag which we adore and which car
ried this Gag defiant and triumphant
MO English waters. into the irish sea
and into the North Sea, yea. into st
Georges channel noe lIeraly beardlns
toe lien in his den but coming awal
with those same hands ufIed with In
disRutahle trophies with the aetua
and visible fragment IF his name ans
ltal. do net wonder they called hin
4 pirate, but il he Vas pirate Wash
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
JEFFRlEs' GOOD EXAMPLE.


Even .hosa who admired and envied
James Jeffries' achievements In the
art Of self-defense have entertained no
respect for his histrionic ability, but
hey caanot fail to commend his de.
termination to retire from the ring
and from the age and TO get out In
the world to earn an honest living. In
western city the other day after he
had rounded off a stunt In the third
act Of what Is known as bum play
he said; II am done. no more for
me. I'm done with fighting and I'm
done with fling. I'm en- to myself.
There's no one left for me 10 fight
~ there s, he has rot yer been dug
up out Of the woods, AS for acting
hcrc 10 no money in Il. can &C
lown on ahc~M exican frontier and dc
better work toward getting a living
than | can III wneedling the public In
! 10 the beffrf thai I'm an actor"
| This iHnnitea sensible position AM
| especially 10 for d prizc-fignter. Jci
fries IL ION to himself TO use his owl
| phrase, sAThe only regretable featur
OF hts decision IL that he didn't 'ge
on 10 himself" before the public INC
on 70 him However he has a,
.ermirsd 10 stop humDugging the pul
n Tie by posing In q capacity for VIII
hc has no Qualifications The stat
!, would he inuch Better of and the the
tre-gong public would, TOO, " Poop
Who have figured more Or less In n
I, Ipublic eve TOR having become noiol
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
THE RANsDELL SUGGESTION.

During tho entertainment OF the
river and harbor committee at Cincin
natl. Congressman Ranadell cf Louis
lana. strongly urged on his hearers,
and especially on the members of the
Ohio Valley improvement association
the calling of a national waterway
convention to bic held at Washington
shorty after the converting Of con-
sgsasskf0r the purpose of urging on
congress the vast Importance of Ihe
inland waterways of the United States,
with larger appropriations for the
work Al the appropriations are made
today. they are wholly inadequate.
less tnan $s0.000,e09 are annually an
pronriatea for rivers and harbors,
when the total amount II absurdly in,.
adequate either fof rivers Or for hars
hnrs singly.
There. was nothing pol ltical In the
suggestion, In fact the mention thar
was made of the enormous appropria,
items for naval and for army Hnr-
poses came from the Republican mem
hers 0f the committee. and Congress
man Ransdell carefully aa- most prop
erly avoided any reference to othet
than river and harbor appropriations,
But he was most urgent In hts sug
| gestian f0r tile cali of the national
waterway convention, RE frankly all
mitted-and No did other members 3i
tho committee thar ne was mosi
agreeahiy surpris al over what ha har
seen oa the enormous products hi tne
Ohio valley, the extent of the t0nnags
from Pittshurg To Cincinnati and AK
with the Tonnage that came fram nix
affluents oG the Ohio from Nifginii
and from 0hio-and he had seen bn
lalf the river The greatest affluent
ar1 below Cincinnati-the Kentucky
/ .he Green the Tennessee and lib
1 Cumberland rivers Their importanc
cannot bc ogefestimatea, ana del,
gates from the valleys drained b
them attending the national waite
ways convention could tell of th
Fealth that II only awaiting compl
'ti4n Of inland waterway Improvement
/. hat would be amazing to the CONVEX
J ion and also truthful
! The suggestion Of Congressma
! Ransdell il timely. AT. last the in
\ portance 81 the rivers oil the Unite
/, States Is beginning TO impress itse
/ % tho public mind. ana through Il
public mind Il il being impressed {
i. he minds of membera Of congres
/, The present trip Cf the river and ha
"a boz committee Is OF the utmost ii
- portance. A few Of the committee b;
seen the Ohio but only few. Tho
re- who had seen 1t Wera familiar wi
a. but parts Of 1t, but, with the trip co
IN 1lated there will be an awakening
VI The congressional mind to the value
e the Ohio that no other method cot
o. have brought about. The suggest
Ir- lof Congressman Ransdell viii recei
bit the earnest consideration from Pa
49, cab to which 1t Is, undoubtedly,
lg itled-Paducah News-Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
BAPTlSTS OF AMERICA
EFFECT ORGANIZATION.

St. Louis, May 1.-THE organiza.
lion Of a permanent body to be known
as the general convention Of Baptists
of North America was perfected today
by the election of officers headed by
Z. W Stephens Of Columbia, Mo. as
president. An executive committee al
50 was named. Included among Its
members are: s. a. Crandall, Mime
sofa; J, G. Dickarson. Illinois; J. w,
Ccnley, Nebraska. S. u, Meezer Mich
tgaa,
Root for Cairo base bail team at
Paducab, Sunday, May 21st. Only ST
round trip via Illinois Central Suecial
train leaves Central In on Station nj
I0:l0 a. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Gus in criminal or fool circles would
get IL out OF Their heads that they
have q RICH. to use such records 60
aIm-aam the public Jenriss is 10
be commended Tor retiring. He Aas
set q sood example watch should be
followed by many others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
Wounds
and sores of any kind, caused by
any kind Of accident, cuts, burns,
scalds, bruises, sprains, etc, are
best treated by the immediate ap-
plication Of
HAMl-iNS
lizard

TAis great, soothing, curative
remedy relieves pain, reduces
swelling and inflammation, and
heals up al open wounds and
sores, 1t il the one perfsCS, mod
ern dressing, or treatment, for a
wound. Its quick use will posi-
lively prevent blood poisoning.
Always keep it al hand.
Says Mrs. Jessie Farris, Of Eliz-
abeth, Ky: MY little boy was
badly burned on both legs, which
were so drawn out Of shape that
he could not even crawl. I tried
many remedies without relief, but
finally Hamlins Wizard Oil made
a perfect cure, and he can now
walk and run. We thought we
should have TO amputate both his
legs, and feel that Hamlins Wizard
Oil saved his Life" Price SOC and
S1.C0
4 Sold and recommended by
Paul c. SCHUH & SONS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
To Improve Track.

The q. and II, l. IN making extern
siye improvements IN its line be.
tween Thebes and Olive Branch An
extra gang "a about thirty men arrived
the FIRST Of the week TO grade the tract,
and put IN new tics. Others win prob.
ably be added 10 the crew ana when
the work ID completed the line will
be in first class condition This II
the line used by tho Illinois Contra
into Cairo, -Thehes Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

ia like TO show YOU q patent safe
ty device which VIII prevent your dla-
monds from being stolen" said the
agent at the door.
II don't need any such thing as
that" said tho woman who answered
the bell; I'm an actress"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
Mysterious.

SO you have read your daughters
commencement essay"
Yes answered the matter Of fact
father. = am duinblounded CAM
understand how anybody who can
write 50 scnsibly ana profoundly
would caew gum and wear high hecled
shoes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
April, 1905.

The above is correct statement q
HE circulation or the Cairo Bulletin,
haily and sunday. for the year 1904
hnd for the first four months Of the
bear 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
khis first day or May, 1905.
d. il. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
ITHE RIGHT KIND or TALK.


iii his speech at Louisville Monday
night Congressman ID R- Dovenert 81
sResf virginia. one rf tile members q
tha rivers and harbOrs committee
which visited Cairo last night, spoke
aa follows:
HI will say to you. as FAR as am
roncerned | am glad tho committee
has consented to come down this
slream. HI has given them an ODD Il
tunity Of observing the conditions
(which demand Improvement Do hope
fhat there viii ho national canven
tion, representing every state. empha-
slzlng tile necessity OF river naviga-
tinn Improvement For me. ! am fol-
you heart and sonl--nine fees of water
I'LL the year from Pittsburg 70 Caro-
Congressman D'Alya 5. Alexander,
of New York, spoke quite as strongly
III part as follows:
III have never heard any criticism
HUH a committee for putting money II
IA river that has an ever present com
\ merc0 that must go to the sea The
= Ohio Valley Improvement association
has not taken proper vantage, I be
lieve. The Ohio river IL the great bear
er .of commerce I'd the Mississippi
which has a ninefoot stage to the gnl
from Cairo at low water
You are not asking for us To i'm
prove your river to make commerce
but you have the commerce. | shout
hut say that you have right to tax
this commerce to the sea.
sDifferentiate tho rivers dis hay
ana ask your portion on that grouni
This committee represents seventee
states and % to "a per cent Of ever,
thing pertaining to river commerce
Tho other twenty-eight states are az
interested. And I am going to su
prise YOU. there II sentiment rigl
here III. this valley. Men have expires
6d themselves as never navir
thcughtsof the valnc Of the river b
f0rc.
You haven't unanimous sem
mant iii this country. doubt II W
have majority. Perhaps YOU hay
but there u great minority.
That Ii the way to improve Il
Ohio river-bring us that sentiment
All the congressman ot all the stat
And You will give the power to do /
IA wouldn't take q penny away frc
tho army and navy--we need ths
Rnd W. may need them more But
Rs l& d sentiment that will III
the Alwrrs and harbors bill $4,000
f0uO Il year"
Congressman j. Adam Bede, Of M
Nh ne40ta. Ia also a convert 70 nine-f'
stage. He was introduced as the
mnrlst of the committee and said
natt
M love to come to Louisville bccal
Proctor Knott lived here and disco,
NJ WI Duluth. II he had not DISCOVERIES
sSy0n would not have discovered M
came to indorse the remarks
my colleagues.'
He road poem which he der
writing. and which ran as follows;
Prom Plttsburg to Cairo Is not a
IN cr.s.
M When the river IL damned and the
ter IL high;
I3Nt it's further than Jordan, thrc
mountains AZ sin,
lhen tho dams are let out and
barn AVE- left In.
IkzHx * rare beauty. tIs ever d
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

JaclS-"Yes, had little balance
N the bank, bur ! became engaged
two months ago, ana now
Tom-"Ah! love makes the world
90 round
Jack--"Y Yes, but didn't think ii
would 20 round so fast as to cause
me to lose my balance"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Bciudfy your complexion with 10,
Tie cost II You wish a smooth, clear,
crean-likc complexion. rosy checks
laughing eyes, takc HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest bcantiliei
kncwn, 10 cents n, q. Schulz q
| Sois
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR TIE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY PER SON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

n The Bulletin II on sale 1t the Y
ewing places:
coieman's, 214 Eighth street
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
unIcn News 60. Union depot.
Elue Front Restaurant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Ia printed taHota excellent effect the color
petit polls embroidered IN bright green the
blouse lines saggng puW oyer e pe pon
sicenne
with accommodate
sleeve especially good model
m pinch the material held with
nerlnng hear cloth the feahweght sind The skirt
II stitched down IA shrrei
being right side the odfashoued
finishes The foot having
band ior beading A .
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

International yacht racing had al
ready begun between England ana
America. The sappho, an American
boat, beat the Cambria, an English
boat in race off London.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Vice Admiral Porter sent letter TO
Cyrus w Field in which he said he
was of the opinion that "telegraphic
communication between California
aud China was necessity"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18

Jim Mace issued a card announcing
his retirement from the ring al cham.
pion pugiliar of the world. tMace fs
still living Ii England and came from
his seclusion the other day BY attend
Ing boxing match and regaling the
spectators by yells to the combatan;s
to hit harler.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lalion for one year ending De-
cemher al 1904 ... i ,945
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Poe
uIaticn 1871.

uiation 1917.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A. HATCHER.
Comptroller, L. s. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate. A, J. ROSS.
Chief Of Police, NJ, S. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,sss
County Judge WIN. s. DEWE4.
County Clerk, JESSE e, MILLER.
Circuit CLERK, LEE b. DAVIS. y
Sheriff. JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. III. McMANuS.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK r
DAVIS,
County superintendent OF Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER,
Board of County Commissioners.
J. j. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS,
DIR. EEWTN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-18
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-12-02

Mems So. SO Dress shoes, now...............S1o a
Mems Dress Shoes, worth 81. so and $3.....S1 .65
Mems Kingcalf in congress or lace, now. 81 .48
Mems 81 so Work Shoes congress or bell 89c
Boys $3.50 School Shoes, all feathers . 81 40
Boys $I.75 solid wear Shoes, now...........'..98c
Mems Gum Boots, worth 81, now......... SO 90
Boys Gum Boots, worth So, now...... 81 90
Mems Arctics and Overshoes worth S.. So .89c
Ladies vlci-kid dress Shoes. worth $2...$1 90
Ladies vici-kid dress Shoes, worth 81. so.S1 80
Ladies calf Shoes, worth 81 49,. .......$11 10
Odds and ends ladies' and misses Shoes. .39c
Hamilton Brown celebrated Picnic dress Shoes
Tor ladies, sold at s. to S.. SO, now. 81 SO
Childrens soft soled Shoes, worth 35c1oc
Mems Lace Leggins, worth 85c................49 Acc
Mems German Sox, worth ST. now. ....... SOC