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TX RAILWAY
IN SYSTEM
The Great Panoramic
Route Between
PORT Huron and Detroit

Lew Rates Par1e- Cars
Frequent Service
Gears run on central standard time. Time table
subject to change without notice.)
Detroit-Port Huron Specials Daily. running
over new short line.
Lv Port Huron (waitng ROOM $50 m 80 pm.
Arrive at Detroit (M CDepot) 1O:o2 m, 6:O2p IN
Leave Detroit M. G. Depot 7:45 a. M, s:45 d. m
Arrive at Port Huron (wating ROOM 1910 a. IN.
G:2 p. IN.
Time between Port Huron and Detroit City
Hall, two hours and thirty minutes.
Regular ears leave Port Huron waiting rooml
for ST. Clair, Marine City. Algonac, Mt. Clemens,
Detroit and all intermediate points ut 6:D a. IN.
and every hour thereafter until 500 y. m. cars
running over old route via Algonac.
Direct connectl ms are made I'm Port Huron
with Pere Marquette trains to and from the
north, Bad Axe. Croswell an all way stations.
Also s atlons on the Port Huron. Saginaw and
Bay City Division.
Fare, Port Huron to Detroit one way. aOc.
Round trip tickets can be purchased at Waiting
Room In Port Huron to Detroit and return a
s15O
For folders. time tables. booklets. etc. address
Harry Bullen, Gen Supt.. Detroit, Mich. or
Geo. w. Parker. g. Il. and +. A.. Detroit, Mich.
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FOR SERVICE.

Those wishing to use a thoroughbred
OIC boar hog can find one at my place
one mile north and two miles east of
Yale. 34-2 O. ID, Vanskiyar.
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For Sale Cheap

Lots 1, 9, 3, 4, Is, l6, II and IS, block
5, Reed g. McNutt's second addition
about 4 acres on Main street. G.. X
Dodge, Port Huron, Mich. 26-m3
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Farm to Rent.

A good S0-acre farm located 19i
miles from Yale to rent. Inquire of
L. Il. Currier, Yale. 33tf
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-22
MICHIGAN BRIEFS.

Death has removed John ]. F. Auch,
Sebewaing's oldest pioneer. the first
white settler in that district.
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Subscribe for The Exposition.
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81 EG
CAN BE oIiicKi REDUCED WITH
n E E q

From various ctus'.- hU. S''s are troubled more
or less with swutl D. - iun ! -. Hhrh 4 negI
lected will caus Stifre~S, ,iunS, tefion aud an
unsaleable conuitlOn fnrTe ~ no .tc'.tSiOu for
this trouble TO exist As the ne discovery called
HRVE-D. viii with "A few dpSrs remove this
very preval''i trouble. HENE-'D. the new dis
coyery for heaves. coughs. istrmppI aud kids
ney troubles, rs ineptiuG with remarkable sue
cess. Its action Is quick and decisive. HeaveH
usually start fr' u istrmper. co DIS, AZ musty
hay or grain; In either ease the s'0inach be-
comes impaired anat tnnS rec i've treatment as
well as the other orvilus. EVE-Os prrpared
for lust such cas,s kidneys--a few doses VIII
show marked Improvement Oh any kidney
trouble (Which makes IL y thorough blood purt-
ner). or few doses IN hot hrau mash will stop
distemi err and cure tn. ugh. sheep aud cat
tie frequently have bad coughs. HEVE-O n
equally good for them A trial Will prove it,
superiority. One pound package, b0c. Snld BY
all druggists RrinembeI the uAms, HkVE-O,
aud take nothing else
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Corn SPECIAL. p,
Peas

" e are overstoofed ia aimed corn and peas
In order to move tEen quickly we otfer them
while they last ~
FOUR CATS EoR use.
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BOYS LIKE IT br,ausr ti,ats ,,t every thing
boys are imiot zee 10 ~. VA, nat
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-22
Beech Nut Brand Products.

All put up in glass cases aud cltanest and
best products of their Kind on he market. We
recommend them fuh for quality.
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Pop Coz ~ package or the ear.
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ITO Acres

inhabitants, 40 acres cleared, balance
timber land, good new buildings, well
watered. Would make an ideal dairy
farm. Will exchange for 40 or so acre
Rapley Real Estate Exchange, Yale,
Mich. 10
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Olives.

Pimento, stuffed per
Queen lOc, l5c ana 2oc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01

It was early in tho evening whom three
young mon roamed into q Coney Island
dance hall. A starved voice at the other
end Of tho hall was expatiating on the shade
Of the old apple tree. whom the waiter.
giving the table flick with his apron asked
"A long beer for mine, said the first;
Same here" said No. 2. me too said
the third, "but mako 1t short
Sure said the waiter, and q moment
later, over the bar, was heard the cry:
"Two Second av'nooe and brownstone
front for IT,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01
LILLIAN RUSSELL IN VARIETY,
Comic Opera Singer Signs to Appear with
+. r. Proctor.

Lillian Russell signed contract yesterday
afternoon in Saratoga with F. F. Proctor,
By the terms Of the contract Miss Russell
will appear under Proctol's direction for
an indefinite period opening early In Octo-
Der next at Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre. She Is to remain at the Twenty
third street house as many weeks as may
be warranted by the condition Of business,
and then she will be heard at Mr.. Proctor's
other plavhouses.
Miss Russell may also make a tour OF the
larger cities under Mr.. Proctor's direction,
following her season in this city. II she
goes on the road at all, it will be with an
@all star vaudeville" combination.
The salary to be paid Is said to be the
largest ever paid in vaudeville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01
INSTRUCTION.

CAN YOU READ MusIc'-;A Clcar. Concise eys
thorouyh Course OF Instruction In Music. WITH
Practical Exercises including words and Inuee
Of 100 new selected Songs OF choicest Kind mailed
postpaid for $50. Address INVESTIGATOR fup'
iishlny Co.. 1900 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01
"L1TTLE JOHNNY JONES" BACK.
George VI. Conan welcomed to Broadway
Mt the Now York Theatcr.

George M. Conan gave his regards, to
Broadway in person again last night when
Little Johnny Jones was revived at the
New York Theater, This musical piece ia
about the best that Mr.. Cohan has pro-
duced, and last night it went with vim
that eharact cried it's previous runs rs. N n
Welcome that was spontaneous and hearty
The only change of importance in the
cast is this substitution OF Adele Ratter Tor
Truly Shattuok as Flordbel Fly, the San
Francisco newspaper woman. Miss
Rafter's performance had all the 60 which
the part demands, and 1t isn't her iauiC y
life. Tom Lewis repeated his hit, as The
Unknoun and Ethel Lovey sang and danced
eth her accustomed yivaoity: Jerry D.
Co6an. Sam j. Ryan, Charles BachmAnn,
Edith Tyler and Helen F. Cohan were ac-
ceptable In their parts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01
Gift to Yale Delayed.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July si.-The trus-
Woes Of the million dollar Hillhouse estate.
Who were to turn 1t over to Yale tomorrow,
announced to-day that they will not he
y\ble to put It In the university's hands for
bme time. The reason u that the uni
fterslty cannot accept the property .
unless II comes unincumbered. Tho trus-
tees have not succeeded In raising the necee-
Nary amount and win keep IL until Il does.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

She was pretty enough to he worth
looking at. and when she took her
seat in ear on the Sixth avenue ~
Smithers. who sat opposite sto,e 2 few
admiring glances over his evening
paper. She unbuttoneG her furlined
coat and began fishing into big bean
skin muff in her lap First she drew
out two handkerchiafs. Then came
her purse. a bottle of perfumery. a
bunch Of keys. a pair of gloves and
a black and white puppy with soft
brown eyes.
The man en- the same seat with
Smithers seemed to be on the verge
Of apopleXy.
"That beats a juggler's hat" he
groWled Wait a minute and shell
fish out the fried eggs. American beau
ty roses and the live rabbit. New
York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
Prenosterous.

Col Ed Howle, OF sde Eastern sho'
Of Maryland pas 4 negro tenant who
is rather shiftless and ne'er well to 90.
After n recent absence the colonel
was surprised to and on his return
that old Ben, the darby in question.
was driving a fne-looking mule
hitched to a brand new wagon CUES
tioniug him, the colonel was informed
~ Ben that he had hot De outflto al
Snow Hill
And what did you pay for it?"
Il glib ma note for Sl00.'
And where on earth do you expect
to get 500 to pay the note when il
falls due?" asked Col, Ed.
The old darky's face assumed an
injured expression, and in a grieYea
tone he replied:
Fore de Lawd, Marse Ed. you
doan spect me to glib de note an
pay it. too?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
~ HANDSHAkE
SHALL YE KNOW
How to Tel a LIAR a Stiney Man, a
Trustworthy Person or Most
Any Kind.

Chicago. March 17.-Chicago credit
men may never more take any risks
s hundred of them. representing The
iggest houses in trade. listened to-
light to phranuloeist. Who told
hem just how to decide between the
coats and the sheep in the matter Of
aging debts. Prof Boyer, for that is
he man 10 whom human nature is am
,pen book. admitted those general
ules.
There is not bump for thieviug.
mother fgr murder hnf there Is n
General conformation of the head
which charactcrizes the born criur.
nail
The man who koens his hands
Closed as "6s-r vra-1o tausino Is a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

the earth that Is more absolutely dia-
bolleal Than a cold, we should like to
know what il is.
we have been told that we should
fake csrain precautions against
h Ids. They say that we should not
sit in draft that we should not sit
in a room that was too cold, or a
room that was too warm that We
should NOT DO anything that would
invite Tic attacks Of the insidious
micr8bes 3f influenza.
We have given a good dead Of al.
tention 70 the subject Of colds and we
have made important discoveries IN
the first place science does rot seem
10 know what causes a cold We 20
10 hed comfortably and wake mp The
nc1t morning with a cold We slop
around all day in the slush and the
snow, and we are none tha worse for
ill.,
Science seems tn be dazed There
are 10000 remedies for colds. and
nly one Of them seems 90 fit the case
3f one on Of 100000 people The
ran with cold takes everything tha
S offered him. but after all as Judge
Jimmy Gallagher said about the old
city debt Jbe cold must adjust itself
In course OF time every cold wears
Itself cut
II his brochure on scientific medt
cine during the nineteenth century
Dr. Henry Smith Williams says thai
here are only three cor four diseases
MAT the modern physician is positive
IS ableto cure Colds are not mention
among them L8oliing back over
he early history Of Egypt, we FIND
hat tha doctors 81 aat time had va
riou5 prescripti ms for diseases, bur
.hey said nothing about colds. On
his subject they had no suggestions |
o offer
II the medicine has existed for :
90 OF 3000 years, and it can uggasi |
TO certain cure fer cold. what diff
sereuce are VIE 70 draw? How cd
pc avoid the conclusion chat cold |
IRE the invention Of The devil?
We take them We know mo, how /
u where or why. We nave obsaue5 |
I'll the laws Of health yet we sc +
hem We take medicine. yet 1t doe. |
s enre u.s. Suddenly che pestifer |
IDS things depart as mys crlously D. /
hey came
why IS lhis2 We can explain i
)nly on the ground that the devil is
he father OF all colds It would seen
hat colds are a punishment for om
ms The pure in heart ought 70 be
xempl from them but They are moi
fhe Vicious often manage to escape
iust at present thousands Of people
n Memphis are suffering from colds |
fhey don't know where they got then |
n how they came TO lose them
Under tho circumstances they haa |
better pray to be delivered from The |
influence of the devil emphi. |
New Scimitar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
PRAYERS FOB lNegRsoLL.


Tho PRAYERS which teT hean offer
n fl Philadelphia f3r tn reformation
If Mayor Weaver recall to mind o
imilar incident on a smaller scale
which happened in this G. ty a year d
wo before the death Of Colonel Rob
1rt G. Ingersoll 1t must have beer
bout 1887 or 1898. when. turning
rom Wall street into Broadway.
aw two well.dressed, somewhat re
ined-looking women standing on the
northeast corner, each supporting
flandard surmounted by banner OF
purple silk, bearing an inscription en-
reating the passers-by to pray for
he conversion of the celebrated az
lostic.
Passing uptown. and going into q
awyers office, | there met the col
mel and told him Of the efforts thai
gere being made in his spiritual be
laif His jolly old sides shook witt
aughter as he said "Oh, welIi le'
EN- pray they won't do me a biz Of
arm! New York sun
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
cAiRo's PROSPERITY.

There is an old saying that "tht
proof CT the pudding is the chewing
of the string" II you don't believe
Cairo IS on a rock of prosperity, read
the bank statements published in an
other column Of this mornings Bul
letin. AS appear in those statements
the total deposits on hand at the close
Of business March IA was $3,f9S
9s3.SS. The figures speak for them
selves and speak eloquenlly They
show that Cairo is prospering and
that her people are outstanding Their
money
And It's a good sign. Let them con
tinue 10 save. It should be the am
bition of every man in Cairo who
doesn't own his own home to some
day own it, for nothing will help more
toward making a city beautiful than
for every citizen to own his own
home There is something in the re
1ponsibility of home ownership thai
arouses ones pride anu interest. How
ever good tenant he may be, he can
hardly feel toward the rented house
as he does the enc that he bought
and builded by the hard licks OF hia
own toll And 70 know thai it is his
TO take care of, improve. and beauiify.
for himself. and his family, makes a
man Of necessity more Jealous in tho
appearance Of lis home He viii be
s-fsr., fvfs.r~etr.d l., ff 10 ,,-u ,..,,n
harder TO improve it and take care
Of Il, and whilst doing that. he vii.
not only prove a better and more
thrifty citizen, bat his thrift will
spread toshls neigaboT who may con
tract e ard each individual effort
thrown together aud making up one
general whole. viii make a prettier
and far more gcodly city and will 20
far toward realizing Greater
Cairo What a transformation. in
deed there would be if Cairo was
made up entirely Of home owning cit
izensl
And with those who own their
homes the ambition should rest to dc
al that - ia tueA power 10 improve
them. Therefore, they should be
greatly interested in better streets, Z
better sewerage eystem. and the vari
Gus needful things comprising the
scheme Of municipal improvement
lately ser on foot
The Bulletin is proud Of the state
rente Of cairo's financial institutions
We DO not believe they could BIZ
matched b. eity in the Unite,
states chr size. Each bank is in az
silingly fisurishing condition, an,
they are making more money. AM
tae psopse g Cairo are making mori
rsoaey. and saving more, than the.
E did before.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
- a - twInIle ln 81 ~.
Authorization Called Fer.

What does p. G. stand for?' ask
ed Mir Justice Lawrence al the Ans
lesey Assizes the other day. referrins
to Ilanfair p. G.. 1T Is the lortene-
name for q VILLAGE, replied Ar. j.
Bryn Roberts. NJ. p. Who wisely ig
nored a request that he should give
he judge the fun name. The iui'
name OF the village is LIanfairpNll
ssyHey1 lsosGye l WyrndrohwllaEdys
asogogoch.-Livcrpool lEng) Mer
curry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
ROOSEVELT TO THE
NATIONS FRESHMEN
CONTINUED from first page.I

citizens as his brother. asking moth
ing save THAI each shall treat the
other on his worth as a man, and that
they shan Join together to do an that
in them lies for The uplifting ot this
mighty ana vigorous people
OR Cosmopolitan Makeup.
In our veins runs the blood of
many an Old World nation. We are
lin 10 each of those nations. ami yet
Identical with none. Our policy
should be one of cordial friendship
l5r an; and yet we should keep ever
before our eyes the face that we are
ourselves a sparata people with our
own ideals and standards, and des
tined. whether for better or for
worse, 70 work ont a wholly new ma.
tional type
THE face of the twentieth century
will in no small degree depend upon
be quality of citizenship developed
on this continent. Surely such
thought must thrill us with the reso-
lutte purpose so to bear ourselves that
The name American shall stand az the
symbol of just generous. ana fear
loss dealing with an men and an ma
tons. Let us be true to ourselves.
for we then cannot be false TO any
man.
Another Speech.
Soon after The conclusion of his ad.
dress Pre- ident Roosevelt lett for the
banquet Of the Sons Of American Rev
olution at the Hotel Aston. where he
was presented with badge of the
society aud made a speech dwelling
paI ticularly upon increasing the pow
er OF the navy The president left the
Hotel Astor at l1:25, going directly
TO dorsey City, leaving that city for
Washington at 1882 this morning
lSautrday)
The Oay in London.
London March list Patrick s
day was celebra iu Ireland and OBJ
served I'm England much as usual
Tie Irish flag was ia evidence gen.
orally while lrlsAmn and English
men lu London fraternalized lu
Dublin tonight private auI public so.
c NJ functions were oven more notable
han usual especially brilliant being
ttc state ban tine castle. which was
ATTENDED bv leading Irish families
from all over The island QHeen Alex
audria gracefully recognized tho day
By presenting sDrigs oil shamrock 70
DE irish guards stationed az Chel
sea Barracks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The above IS a correct statement O
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year, 1898
and for the month of February, 1905
CLYDE SULLIVAN
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this twenty-elghth day Of February
1905. +. l. GILBERT,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
SHEARS AND PASTE.


Inquisitiye Stranger-"Do your sen
aors salaries run on just the same
hen they are absent from their pos
duty for months at "a timer"
Washington Man-"Why not
Where did you gai the idea THAT
enator is under any obligation Is
arm his salary?"
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$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY a REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
sARREST AND CONVICTION
or ANY PERS ON FOR
STEALING TIE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The Bulletin is Or. sale at the fol
lowing places:
coIeman's, 2i4 Eighth street.
Halliday HOUSE news stand.
Walkers, 80 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
-EGAG PROSPERITY AT MEM
PHIS.

The Memphis bar has many brigh
and corruscatnE ornaments am
heir efforts are not confined to por
ng over the dry pages Of the law
)ne Of the brightest most corruscant
na ornamental young members o.
he profession is making a reputation
ma a reserve fund by writing stree
ar adverti emeuts for chewing
um company empiia News-SCim
lar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Guest ordered sewed rabbi
tewed chicken and veal stew, ans
SOW 1 can't Jail which is which,
Green Wairer-Tbere ISN'T any dil
'ereacc, sir They're an made on
IF the same kind of meat,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
SAVED BY THE SENATE.

Maud Muller. on one cold March day.
stood in the hay field rakiug hay
And watched the judge come riding
by
With a merry twinkle in his eye
Inform me- Judge" said saucy Maud,
why is your smile SO very broad?'
Ny pretty maid. the judge admitted
q grin because I've been acquitted"
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Senator Morgan Of Alabama. also
FINISHES q pretty good refu.stion of
ne Osler theory having talked the
tatehood bin to death alI being
now at work on the SauJo DOMINICAN
featy all in one short session Of
congress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

There are more negroes in Mem.
phis than in any city in America
There are more negroes in Shelby
county than in any county or similar
space Of territory IN America.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Elihu Root aid to he already al
work in the southern stateslaying hi
sires 20 CAPTURE Rae presidential nom
aatien IN 1903. Secretary Tai Bouit
10 Ire 70 have it, while Vice Pfesi
lent Fairbanks and Senator Foraker
re ALREADY hghting for it The two
ormef are the hcavyweishis white
re t1o latter are good middle
Weights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

First Fisherman Z caught The big
gest trout Z ever saw in my lie last
week.
So onI F.aaerman-W What was its
Heigte
F aecua- Didn't isl it,
tHf ahen ] puliei him out il lowered
The river two inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

You heard that new opera the 9th.
or night didn't you?'
NO
Why I understand you were
there
So I was, but l was in = box par
u.s."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

A large audience attended the in
ial meeting OF the Young Mems Lit
arary society There was a discus
sion between Nicholas Hacker and
willie Craftsman, says The Bulletin
that showed both thought ana re-
search: an essay BY Miss Matte Cor
don that was neat in diction and good
n point Of matter piano solos by
Misses Ada Halliday Josie PhlIis
and Emily Reilly thar exhibited both
"a te and skin, and songs by Misses
Clara Harrell and zelda Powers thar
Rera listened to with delight Mr..
Iohn H. Oberly editor of The Buile-
ia. delivered am address. OF which
The Bulletin said we may not say
mora than that &c was we'll even ca,
hus,astically received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

President Roosevelt is going to
Texas next month TO hunt bear. bat
he viii have 70 hustle if he comes up
with Oyama's record in Manchnria
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

August Belmont has always been
an enthusiast about alf kinds OF sport.
He now owns stable of race horses
and a kennel Of dogs, keeps several
hunters ANA owns and races i yacht
turing the season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

was your western toar Sic
?" asked Wsll9or Tigha
IT was, answered stormingtor
Farms. Eggs We're So high priced
he audience threw silver dollars a.
IS instead
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

The negro senator from Mississip.
Di Senator Revels, was said to be
tudying the constitution with great
isilance Which caused The Bulle.
in 10 remark that IF his Whiteskin.
ned brethren of the same faith would
ollow his example the country would
not be 50 frequently cursed by radi-
al blunders and excuses"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Tho famous Austrian novelist
Nine. Mary von ElnerEscheubach
possesses one OF The finest collections
lf watches. A number Of these time
ajeces are over 200 years old and
many ii them are ser n diamonds
The collection is said TO be worth
over $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Perhaps you have seen better days:
Bat if it's approval y7u court.
fhe world little interest takes
In Yesterdays weather report
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Hello said the first merchant
How do you find business?
By advertising replied the up.to
Late man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday cireula-
ton. for one year, ending De-
cembcr, 81, 1904 ......,....,.,l94 1875
Average daily and Sunday eircula-
ton for the month of February,
1907 .....,.,.... ......,...'.SO 37
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

Hawk.us-That picllp7chet they
caught IS really a very intelligent fell
low.
Sampson-No doubt OF e. lie prov
ed lha; by his ability 20 locate a
lady's pocket
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

ice have placed a mem rial tablet on
the mousse whore John Ruskin lived.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

4 wonderful old woman IS The dow
ger empress of China She Is q pic
ure OF yigor with piercing blac.
yes jet black hair and pretty Httl
Aands whose nails. several inche
9ng are protected BY golden shield.
Ike elongated thlmbles Tsi An
cry vain of these hands. which ac
ording TO Chinese notions, are e,
remedy beautiful, and she is equall'
roud OF her long hair. which sbt
farts IN front and brushes over he
airs Manchu fashion AT dinner sh.
ats with golden chopsticRs, talk.
much and smokes little.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

he court house 10 hear the lecture on
the court houee to hear the lecture Of
free trade by Mr.. A. Lloyd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-18

II a man quits work he lcg,ns te
get Old rapidly Work has e reiuye-
uatizz influence that ialeaesz lacks.