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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

: ia "
Eurruss, r. G.. Tabb. G. W. Montgomery
II. II. Wills,3 Oscar Swlneford. r 81 !.
Kent, Jr., r. 8. Evans and Al. Web
sttr- has announced the thirteenth annual
course or lectures and entertainments,
o,cnr with5the Ion Jackson Company
6alpnI;y VI. October Goth. l3
K ION jackson Is akfamous tenor, and
will come with strong support. Seven4of
&,ho ut:rs ctions have already been ar
ranged for. and the course, consisting OF
eight numbers. will be an exceptionally
HstrnnS one. q.
4 Gcy ernor Robert NJ. LaFollettc. OF WIS
consin, senator-electiandso one OF the hardl-
est oJ.lo;len:s OF graft ard grafters IN
the country, man who dared !. 70 hghltl
the machine In his own party, will appear
on the course In February In his lecture,
5..The Worlds Greatest Tragedy" NJ
Professor W., j. Patty, the scientist,
will again appear on December sth In
Ills fascinating Illustrated lecture, Radl-
UNI III It's --latest Developments; LIQUID
Air, All World Wonder, and Wireless
Telegraphy.
Dr. Thomas p. Green, for fifteen years
rec or OF one OF the largest Episcopal
churches in the United States, and q lead
ling Knight Tcmplar, the man who made
such flne impression here last year.
has been unanimously recalled. and Will
Lecture. Friday, January 18th. NJ 4 ..l
Professor John 3. DeAfotte. who stands
Without peer In his line as an Illus
trated lecturer. will close the course on
April eth. giving his scientific 5lecture.ss'''A
Plea For Posterlty; or the Problem Of
Heredlty.' SEQ
The Italian Band, the most expensive
company thus far engaged on the course,
will appear In concert programme. Thurs
day. February ed. s,s
On Thursday. March sth,@ the Bohumir
SKryl Company S. composed of four great
stars. will appear In concert programme.
sBohum!r Krylis5 one Of the world $ great
est cornetists An expert critic says he
produced more notes OF various degrees
out OF his Il cornet than many In the
audience had ever heard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Suffered Misery from Kidneys

Mrs VIM. Eckerson, $40 Liberty street,
Schenectady, n. VI adds her test iinony 70
the thousands or testimonials received from
sufferers VINO have been cured BY MAX;
sNI1Rs SAFE E CURE and WARMERS
PILLS I'd She says: I" My health began e.
$fni / grew steadily worse with kidney
trouble. II became discouraged and .Was
Eaboutfto give up the struggle when ! COM
nenccd to take WARNEl{'S SAFE CURE.
i am to day q we'll woman and my recoY-
cry rs solely due to WARMER s. 1 M
Es WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely veg
$etable and contains no mful drugs; IT
does hot constipate; At is now put upftn
two rcgilur sizes and lis sold BY all drug Z
gLsts, or direct, ut 30 CENTS and s10gs a
gEOTTLI1 S85 s5{ jf el t46
7 Refuse substitutes. They contain harm
afuls drugs. and do the patient more harm
than good. II 1
every sufferer from diseases OF the kidney.
liver, bladder and blood OF the value OF
Warmers Safe Cure. q trial bottle VIII pc
sent absolutely FIR EE to any one who VIII
write warner Safe cure Co.. r oc hester, -
III, and mention having seen this liberal
offer In The Times Dispatch Our doctors
win also send medical booklet containing
symptoms and treatment OF each disease
and many convincing testimonials, Tree. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
4 Attractive Moving Pictures.

The following new moving pictures VII VIII
be shown in the Casino all next week
THE Fattest Boy In tho World AIEs-
tical sylvia" "A Race for the Kings
Plate How the Dutch Fooled the
Irish "Frollcs at the seashore. Jap
5anese: Varieties, THE Rest Cure. 'S'1Vait
TIL Jack Comes Home" Making Taking
Newspaper S,
Tho thousands Of patrons VINO nave
seen the pictures each night during the
past week have found the building very
Comfortable. as 1t is kept closed. and
even should the weather lfurn much
cooler the building would still be COM
Portable These pictures VIII be shown,
with complete change Of scenes each
week until the skating rink opens again
about November LIST. 8 \ IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Old Homestead Quartette,

B The "old Homestead Quartette." OF
Chicago, who have wide reputation and
whose rendition OF devotional music Is
particularly impressive and fectiYe. Will
sing at tho services at the Seventh Street
Christian Church Tonight a. 9 Q CLOCK,
by the Y. M. c. A., and by courtesy
sing, at tho Seventh Street Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Story Of the Crater.

Mr.. George c. Anderson, veteran of the
h Civil War and a survivor OF the battle
at the Crater. at Petersburg, will ad-
dress the Joseph L. Johnston Camp Of
Confederate veterans, OF which he is Il
member in3their meeting mex Thursday
night, with an account OF his. experiences
at the famous scene Of one OF the blood
est battles Of the war. III the camp ex-
pect to be present to listen to the stir
ring recital from a man who was a Wit
ress OF the horrors OF the day when that
renowned battle was fought.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
ASSOCIATION COURSE.

Unusually Attractive Numbers
Secured for This Season,
The lecture and entertainment COM
mittee Of the Central Young Men S.
Christian Association, composed OF the.
following ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II. B. Nc
Adams (chalrman), a, A, Booth, L. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
CURED FREE.
Warmers Safe Cure
IL tho Best Cure for All Forms 1T Kidney
n Disease. z A Trial Bottle VIII BE Sent a
ABSoLUTELY&FR FREE to Any

=. Reader or The riincs-D Dispatch. u \
4 " FEST 81 y OUR 81 K1DNEYs: Put some
morning urine In d glass or bottle, let It
milky or cloudy or contains d reddish
sDrck-dust sediment or IL particles or
ertns5iloat about In II, your Kidneys arc
4 li scnsod. NJ II, after YOU have 1nado this
test you have any doubt In your mind us
{ to tho development Of the disease In your
system, send US b sample OF your urine.
and our doctors will nnnlyze 1t and send
you n report with advice free: .T..
WARMERS SAFE GU RE 10 used for all
forms OF kidney, liver, bladder and blood
diseases uric acld poison, rheumatic govt.
diabetes, pain IN tho back. scaldlng and
painful pussugc Of urine. FREQUENT desire
-nt1d sn.ca led tci1lnlc lMcnknesS l5L -.N.L--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Tapestry Table Covers

in an immense variety Of patterns and
$cololings at reduced prices,
s 1914 Tapestry Table Covers, were 1898 and 81 oS
reduced to ~, OS. isss M
h 1914 Tapestry Table Covers, were $500 and $500
reduced to#f2OS.
~ Tapestry Table Covers we're E4sc to soc, re-
aduccd to 2bc. # $3 t3 IA j5$ a @s
q GA Velour Table Covers, were $3.50 reduced to-
"a Os. is5 III ,l Els l4
# 1914 Velour Table Covers, were s14.oo, now IS Os.
rs Assorted Couch Covers Of Tapestry ETC.
5l So 90 $500 and $500 ones now. 49, s
So 90 and $3.50 ones now... $1,000 ,9S g45E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
pOrtieres. al Half Price,

Of Tapestry, Mercerized and Reps, very
ric', and effective patterns and colorlngs.
$500 ones nowI.., ....,,,.,.,. 49, STt 60
$3.50 and $500 ones now. .,..,,. Tn,"s
$3.50 and s59s ones now i...,,.',,F.,ns
$99S and $3.50 ones noW,,..,.., "1,Vs 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
!. .... To,DAY's SERVICES.
DR.. Hawthorne and Others An
anounce Timely Subjects,

Rev. 7. u, Hawthorne, p p, pastor,
Will preach at lisa, NJ. Subject: The
II Qualities Of n Good Conscience Towards
God and Men, At s r. M. the assist
ant pastor, Rev, j, Il. Rosser, will preach,
Subject: entering the Celestial City.
The pastor of the Pine street Baptist
church, Rev. j, =. Hutson, will take for
his subject In the, morning. "a Great
Privilege" and at night "DoE Right,
Though the Heavens Fall E
Bl At the Emmanuel Baptist church,, y. Nv,
Stone will speak In the morning on the
print of the Nails" and the evening
on "Chrlst's Tears Over Failure,
Madam Heineck-Lloyd's Studio.
Madame Anita Heineck Lloyd, the we'll
'lnown singer and vocal teacher, has re-
turned to Richmond from her summer
vacation In the Catsklll Mountains and
New York, and announces There opening
Of her studio for voice culture In her
residence at $40 West Grace. 58S N S, '
4 Public concerts will be given In which
all pupils shall be heard before large
audiences, Preparation for concert and
church work. r 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
A Sale Of Rugs.

High grade, new and swell patterns
and colorings, and none at.regular prlces.s
Prices reduced.
& Best grade Administer Druggets. size exl3 feet
value $3.50 reduced price $23 os.
9x12-foot Best Grade Wilton SDruggets, new ana
tasty patterns and colorings, E3b 0O,
oxl2-foot Brussels Rugs. OF extra quality ellec
tive patterns and colorings; value s27.5o' reduced
price $18.D5. &$ -.4s 5s & . = . -
n oS12-foot Best Grade Body Brussels Rugs, 10 ne"
.natterns; value 5000, reduced price ~ oo.
Extra size Grade wilton Rugs N cx tne t se
, Sao 20; 11,sx15 feet $b7. 5O 1s.9xlt.6 R7@.oo
Y 4 al foot Wool Smyrna Rugs effective pat
terms and colorings; value Seoo' reauced PRES
$4,0S $Si isl 5s4 , - g I, 80 ,vo
aex7a In ches; value $500 to $3.50 reduced TO T.us
Il, d Rest Grade Jrte Rugs, IN new ana artistic
designs and coorings value $3.50, REDUCED 10
4 VI .0S "a. WI - ;, 4,,,,s,; de
signs and colors. size a6x6a; value $500. fea"cea
FSS sHARuk, FRENCH oRlENTAL.-rl'ooks. gan 4,
wears like an Oriental Rug All sizes on sale ohly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Black Goods. \,
Cloths. 81 to -.
Henriettas, 500, $780,
$1,OO.
Henriettas, silk warp,
81, 90 to $3.50.
Drop D'Ete, ~, 90.
$3.50. .il
Queens Cloth. 81. 80.
Cravanetted Prunella, (
III as. S1.6O. n
Prunelln, III. 90.
Rendona Crepe, ~.
Crepe dc Chine, 7Sc,
Fl, 90. 3
YoIles, 5Oc TO R1,5O. (
Panama, zoe to $1.5O.
Storm Serge, Doc to
$3.50. .z..5 ..5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
lind Their Chief Attractions Are These:
u. B. Mosby 9 CO.
Reduced Prices 4
on Portieres and
Lace Curtains.

We want patronage and offering inducements
and at the time give you the best values will
sideraon the following with the claim that such values We're
5###
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Cold Dress, Goods.

Henrlettas, SOC, 4I
Satin G a 8 h m 8 J, II |. 8 I,
81 20. issi
Henriettas, silk warp
h 1896. 3S'i
Drop D'Ete. $50. OH
Caro- Faconne. 81. 5O.3
Cloths, ~ 81. 80.
Chiffon Cloths, a.
$3.50. n
!, M,S|'lo'c. re. ~,
81 Paid q, Cloth. al, 41 80
Checked Serge, 81.
Gray Storm Serge
Gray Mixtures, III II
Cheviots, Zoe, III. 49,,
Mohairs. 60c. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

RUGS, Druggets, Lace Curtains, Portieres
and Draperies. Third Floor.
price hundreds and made al
looks me prices tax or he
early oneh .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
Hor wEArnER IN eIe clrlEs.

~One cannot comprehend what hot
weather in a b'g city really means
unless he has been there, said a
man who travels. Il notice from The
telegTaphie dispatches that New York
had "a Is arful hot day yesterday. New
York can have SHINE very warm
weather and one reason Tor this re-
suit is the fact thar the big Buildings
do not give opportunity Ter the air to
circulate However, some OF the
western cities become feaTfully warm
at times. was in 81 Louis during
August some years ago aad suffered
terribly from the heat. was finally
fayced TO seek refuge in q cold bath
The same week I went 70 Omaha and
found il even warmer The truth Of
The matter Is that ne south does not
have anything like The hot weather
that is experienced IN the big cities
of both the East and West.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22

ed the following suggestions, which
sill III Cairo or any other city that
has civic pride aud enterprise:
II your store front, residence OF
fence is dur or dingy. order It past
ed.
II your awning is Old. tern or fad.
Cd. get a new one.
II your sidewalk. fence or gate
needs repairing, fix it,
Destroy The young weeds that are
starting on your property and on
yohr neighboring property.
II your advertising sign is old cr
faded. take it down or paint it.
Resolve never TO throw paper in
the streets.
Take ell dandeiions out of your
lawn-they spoil the beauty
Burn all the rubbish POI ble-al.
low no one TO throw il on streets. al,
lsys or vacant lots.
Promise MT to spit on the side
walk
Organize a block improvement so
ciety and allow no weeds to grow on
sidewalk area, or vacant property in
your block.
Ask your milkman, grocery man,
and cxpressman 20 have their wagons
painted.
Irrespective OF the size Of your
house make your lawn the fiue-t
illuminate the front of your store
in the business section.
Every effort put forth or dollar
spent to improve our city's appear
ance will be returned twofold
Excellent suggestions for tho city
81 Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
"A GENTLEMAN" IN AMERICA.

Neither poor man nor a rich man
is or can ba q gentleman In America
in tine scnae Of tEa term 10 used m a
mcnarchieal country or under an aris-
tocradc system Of society The Word
gentleman IS unknown to our law
In the sense of expressing moral quail
tiles, the Gully sense in which i can
be used here, the term gentleman
applies, Of course. to every man On
titled intrinsically to receive II as a
de ignation Of courtesy; but even in
that usage II is a term SO vague and
indcfnabie that il Is mol worth talk
ing about II may he said however,
never 10 apply property to any Amcri
con who boasts cf being 4 gentle
man" because of any accident Of hls
mere material circumstances, or e
any American who ii troubled in mind
lsst. on account Of them he should
rot receive the title. II anybody il
America Is not a gentleman IL is his
cwn fault New YORK Sim
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
Scotland Lads &C Lard q Imlns.

Scotland Is the land OF twins and
triplets holding a lorg lead oyer her
sister countries In this matter In
twelve months no fewer Than 1,625
mothers gave birth to twins. and
twenty-five presented triplets. Scot
land is amNrg the few countries in
Europe where the proportion of male
babies Is greater than OF females.
Striking ain average. 1t 10 found that
there Gre nhont t04 males TO every
100 fcnssi ~, hut the surplus OF grown
ny g!fi- nevertheless large, as SO
many ,,sn travel scslth, and apparent.
ly neglect to take the precautior to
obtain return tickets to the land Of
cakes. There Is yet another interest
ing fact about Scotland, u 81 The
land Of hale cld axc Recent returns
died between the ages Of % and 100.
- Answers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
POLICEMAN AND HIS GUN.

A very sensible suggestion made in
the convention Of police chiafs at
Washington II THAT policemen should
be able to shoot before they are arm
ed A bull on rampage is hardly
more dangerous than a man with sup
posed official authority 70 use fire.
arms ovar which he has no control in
publ c places. THE safety o. innocent
and lawahid'ug cltizcns Ii OF QUITE
az much, Il not more importance than
The capturing Of escaping criminals
Il would alto be prudent measure Ia
lave policemen taught their legal
rights in he matter Of making escape
subject to death penalty for all class
e* OF offenscs, and 70 be made strictly
10 observe the Unit Of those rights
before the law. II Is as wen TO max,
for those charged with the enforce
, mcnt Of the law 10 be the flrst TO &C
an example Of obedience to it'-Baltl
more American
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
INDIANA AND TIE ANcIENTs

From Indiana. the home ana haunt
OF authors. comes a complain thai the
women If rhe state know more about
the history and times OF Alexander ami
Napoleon, of Athens and Sparta
hey de about tie mea anu eycats q
their own stats. because thay devote
more study o the musty records Of
THE past than 10 Inc live do rgs cf
Indiana.
We can hardly believe this, because,
aside from tn habit Of introspection
thar would lead any hoos.er, male or
female. % study Indiana FIRST, the fac
is, ais cvergh dy knows. that the hi1-
i0rT cf Indiana Il much more import
ant ran the history Of either Greece
or Rome. The area of Indiana Is gree
er than thar Of Greece and the amount
OF land I'll for Gull walton about twice.
Taa number OF men capable Of bear
ing arms Is grea Or than hat OF Sparta
ana LII Indiana every soldi4r Ia not
merely u brick. be il a S50newall Jack
Son, Rome at tho same age Was no.
Hi il w i Indiana Size lad scarcely
any IA lrsads ara only Que miserable
wooden bridge across the Tiber Give
Inliana the centuries 81 Rome and
you VIII see growth tina will aston
ish All living. The state Will be net
ted WITH pipe and laid with historical
towels potatees wII grow in very
fence corner and poems aprout from
every vine.
TEn from nature ~ man There
once arose pertinent inquiry rs t
Whether Rome had only one man
There has never been amy quest 81
about Sine Gentleman from Indiana,
VIII le Indiana has ordinarily FROM
seVea 90 twenty candidates for eaci
local office cad Al least swo fdyorite
scns for President AIT present TIL.
number HI unknown, because the cen
sI, has moi been completed Mime
apolis Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
DOES IT TOUGH Us7

Is there. anything in the following
from the Padueah NcwsI enaocrat ap-
plicablc til Cairo.
It becomes the dnty Of every ciii-
zen who believes IN law and order to
keep watch on the police When one
i seen to be neglecting his duty.
when one refuses to sec a stray COW
81 an Mnhitched vehicle Or some per
ron splitting on the sidewalk Iii yiotat-
ing any ordinance his attention
should hc called to It By the citizen.
Some Of the pa rolnen will resent
what they consider 'butting in But
that Is because they think they are
superior ID law. Citizens should not
faltcr III Their duty
And when patrolman thus prod
dea 70 10 what he ought to do of his
own volition fails to do his duty
should prefer charges and have that
patrolnan removed from his office
And II the board of lre ana police
commissioner viii not remove him,
then that beard must fall before pub.
lie opinion
1T the mayor does not support the
efforts Of citizens to have the laws
enforced, then he, too, must fall be.
fore the indignant anger Of the peal
pie.
1T IL apparent that the police force
Is wholly Incompetent inefficient and
ineffective.
Take the COW law. 1t has been IN
force more than week and not !
dozen COWS have been imponnaea
"Is the mayor 50 ignorant as ID
think that not more than dozen cow
have been at large on the streets Ii
that time?
THE anti-spitting ordinance ha
been in force over two weeks and no
q single arrest has been made for ii
violation.
lis the mayor Of the city Of Padr
cab ignorant enough to believe tina
the anti.spitting ordnance has nc
been violated?
"Is the chief Of police idiot enoug
TO think that his men have enforce
j. IT
this law ss IN
There isn't q natrolman on III
force who hasn't witnessed It's viol
ton time and again But perhaps tn
overworked patrolmen are too bus
watching their beats to have tin
TO sge the persons violating the law.
The police force In Paducah is
police farce.
Under the direction OF chief wi
has proved himself to be wholly u
worthy Of the trust which he enjo
as q servant OF the city the polit
force arrogantly dcilcs the law, d
forces such regulations as IL please
excepts such persons as may find I
vor In the eyes Of ths Lords Of Il
police department and, in short pa
attention To almost everything und
the sun except Its duty,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
OFT IN THE SILLY NIGHT.

Oft in the still night
Wlben slumbcr's chain has hound
me
waken as some pres nee slight
Sings fieadishly around me;
tnheard, unseen,
Through hole in screen
It comes, the all pervadng,
unsought, it tries
To land some prize
by violent ssreGading.
OFT in tho still night
When round my bed i hoyers
In desperation, ont a sight
duck beneath the covers,
AMI lie and sweat
When besstly wet
swear that death were sweeter,
Than try 10 sleep
And play 30 Peep
Together, with mosQuiter.
oft in the still night
When thus It long has miffed me,
! put nay head outside aud risht
Away the blamed thing bidcd me.
And | cant sec
What right has he,
Unsought, to sinG amending,
And then with will
And awful bin
Unlocked for. 10 be sending.
Walter P. Neff, in Kansas City Tele
4 gram
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
NEW ROOSEVELT sroRy.

That Il d delightful little story about
the president and his wife that has
just crepf into publicity
n seems that Mr.. Roosevelt has
purcha. "a a cottage in The Virginia
woods, but had not yet occupied it.
On Friday of last week he and Mrs.
Roosevelt, who were visiting friends
in the vicinity took a notion ID stay
over night in the little house. They
tUdged over to the place aud slept
there that night
The president and his wife were all
alone and q quarter Ct a mile from
any inhabited house
IN tile morning Mrs. Roosevelt let
tho president steep while She got
hr akfast AZ 1t happened there were
no matches about the premises So
the first lady Of the land hailed /;
rasserby en- The road and borrowed a
match with which 70 light the IRE 81
the Kitchen stove
That much Of the story has leaket
out
/ What sort of breakfast they haf
4 we do not know. II may be imagine,
that the menu was composed Of break
\ fast food, Virginia sugar cured ham
/ eggs as YOU Ike them and coffee Xix
! your mother used to make.
\. That was a good breakfast. and tina
Theodore relshed II exceedingly ma
be taken for granted. since Mrs
Roosevelt adds to her accomplish
mcnts that d fine mother and
good huusekeeper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
VIVA. Trc,,b,es Him.

A story is told.oi scapegracc whom
q mentor reminded that hts aunt had
paid his debts, and that be should be
more submissive % the wishes Of hts
relative. The young gcoi.foruolhing
did not take much heed Of tho sermon,
but when bis creditors we're men;
toned he had q rcai grievance, ycs,
yes be allowed cspl.$. ihy aunt pala
my crcditorss but vbst uas sfe done
for me7"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year ending De-
cosnber 81, 1904 1915
Average daily and Sunday circu-
laticn for January, 1905. 1880 20f5
Average daily and Sunday circu-
iation for February, 1906. .2034
Average daily and Sunday cirou.
lation for March, 1905 ...... 2095
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for April. 1905 ........ 222O
Average daily and Sunday circu.
lation for May, 1905 Pip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
On the Marrow GAUGE.

what delayed our train
back There SO Ioug2H
Native Pa scnger- Some sort NY a
breakdown, | believe"
Drummer Engine or carr"
Native Passenger Neither stran-
ger. Hit was a breakdown nigger
WIZ playin' in front o. the store an
the engineer who's powerful fond u
music, hated ter 90 on before Il wiz
flashed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
Not 70 Re Disturbed.

We mint commence 10 save, my
dear, said CHUNKY looking over TIT
itilis. III ! should die suddenly
would not leave you much"
4 would never notice the change
she replied freshly You leIye me
70 often now a little more or less
would not count
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE or ILbTEoIs, /

.
fn the Alexander county circuit court. July
term, A. ID, 1906. IN chauceTy sitting.
Bin in charcery for partition, assignment OF
dover and other relief.
Patrick II. 8cRayen Ne1iie !. Bunch and
Lourii1 Liuson, Compartments; VS.. j. scot
McRayen. Irene Mitchell, jane Sinseheugh,
Pilgrim McRaven, corwiI NcIsaven, Ella Me-
Raynn Renjamiu MrRAyen, Mack McRayen,
curtis McRaxen, Mary AfcR, Culner and the
Illinois Central Ralrost company, defendants
THE above named defendants ar, hereby nntf-
iied that said c0niplainRnta have this day tiled
in said court acertain bin IN ctanrery forpar-
Triton, assignment Of dover and other relief
against them. and that summons has
issuod thereon returnahle on the first day Of the
next term Of said court, 10 be holden ct the
court house ID Cairo, Illinois, On The 10Th day
81 Juiy NEXT
Cairo, Illinois, May 27th, a. ~, 1876,
LEE B, DAVIS, Clark.
David s.. Lansden, compartments solicitor.