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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

Ell graf5mano Contreras Ramos,
que ha DIDO campanas, pero no sabe
donde, es decir, que ha DIDO hablar dc
Ia colonization inglesa en- la Austria.
liza y Ell Canada, pero que ignors, por.
que es un pretencioso que todo 10 ig.
nora, los elementos de gee seIformaron
esas colonlas, quiere combatir nues
tro arlfculo sobre las colonizaciones
lnglesa y espan )la, y SO concreta 4
copiar un solo parraf) de un ar.
ticulo de dos columns, aquel on
que aarmabamos, que Espah4 habfa
superado q lnglaterra en- colonization:
pero prescinde de la 3:m0afaci6a que
h 4cismos, y sobre todo del pkrrafo
que empieza; ey asf vemos que aus 60
lonias las de lnglaterra) son pei fec
las, ALI donde solo Sc componen de
blancos imperan estos es gran pro.
porcl6n.s Asi, pueS, no dsbe extra
darle & ese erudito 4 Ia rtolela, que
Australia y Canada sesu perfectas,
pues son colonias de bld.cos iaqleSes,
o son ellos los que imperan aln.
En- cuanto & la India, Contreras
hlbla por habl r, hsstR el extreme de
decir que ALI la mJjer es electora y
eligible Nosotros, qne ssbemos un
POGO mas de historic que Contrerss
Ramos, ignoramos eSa condici6u poll
sics de lR muier en- la India, y mien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Ell CATARRO LA MAS PELlCROSA De
T0DAS LAS ENFERNEDADES CR0NICAS.

m6nos que dar peso importancia los
miles dc testimonies de las sendas mas
AumiIdos dc Ia vida.
IlcIiarro es 10 causa de pcr 10 mGnos
Ia mit.Hl de las enfcrmedades de In raza
hnmana. ! No hay modo dc escaparlo1
81, qne hay.
Ia Peruna nunca deja de sanar I'm
r ,friado. La Perlma nunca dcia de
-anar 4 catarro en- q primer grado. La
7 rama -ana nueye casos dc cada dicz de
catarro en- el segundo srado. La Peruna
-ana Ia mavorfa de los casos del catarro
eu q liltiulo V peor grado, y nunca dcia
.de ma Jorar todas los casos por malos que
c-t5n.
Tn libro sobre la curacion de las en-
fcrmcdades de Ia garganta Y los pull
noncs, y el catarro en- todos sus grades
IS condolences, Sc manda gratis cua!-
quicra direction por la Perura Medicine
&C., Columbus Ohio.
"lW vida coIgaba de un hiio, Pe-ru-ns
me saE6."
Sra. Sarah Smart, 273 Hayward ST.,
Brooklyn, y. Y, escribe:
"No puedo desir. con palabras 10 mals
que estaba. Nj vida colgaba de un hilo.
Esperaba Ia muerta durante meses.
mi cnfermedad era la tIsis tronquf.
lis. no sufria dolor cuando estaba tan
mala, poro la tos y la respiration me
/ tul. "a lu f,Iar1A NJ
pod,a comcr nj dormir nj aun reclinarme
on la siiia. No era mas que un esqueleto.
Decla hi marldo que no podia aguantar
mucho tempo mas. Mis- vecinas dicon
que no ven como he poddo sanar. Era
casi un milagro.
"lIab,a tornado su remedio solo tres
mesc. cuando podta hacer el trabajo de
mi casa y cl lavado, Y 10 he hecho desdo
tntonces. Ahora puedo hacer cualquiera
cosa.. Janlas pensaria que habia tenido
una enfermodad tan seria. Siempre
guardarG su medicina en- mi casa. Sra.
Sarah Smart,
ESperanza de Sanar perdida.
! Sra. II. l.. Aulich, Vice Presidenta de
la Socicdad Geneal6Jica Americana, Goa
! II St.. y, W., Washington, b. c., escribe: !:
"SG 10 que hablo cuando digo que la
Peruna cs un remedio maravilloso para
la tos y las enfermedades catarrales. III
otoho pasado estaba muy debilitada con
los efcctos dc un resfriado quo habia
tcnido dcsde temprano On el Verano
antes, V que habia dcsatendido. Saba
que mi sistema necesitaha mediclna y
dcscanso, Pero encontrar la mejor era ell
probema. Por fortuna ensaye la Peruna
primcra, V no tcngo causR de quejarme
de losre,ultados. Dcntrode un mes hahia
cobra(io mi fuerza y salud y, en- verdad.
scntia mcjor Y mas fuerte que antes."-
Sra, Il. l.. Aulich.
ST nose rccibc prontos Y satisfactorios
resullados con cl uEo dc la Peruna Sc debe
cscubir inmtdiatamontc DR.. Hartman,
de3oribicnlo su enfcrmcdad con cuidado
y Il tnndrd wllsto ON darle su invaluable
conscio gratis.
| DirIiase a Dr. Hartman, pgesidento del
Sanitario lIartWan. Columbus, Ohio,
/ EE, ".
AIDES de la Vidas IN siomplar de
al precio de un dollar Ia botella
jsrcia directa con el doctor Har
doctor s. B. liattaman en- O.
vcndor d los farnacduticos y dro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Anuncio

Ell que suscribe, oirece mulas do
madas 6 ind6mltas, El cue interese
eomprsr algunss puede dirIgirse 4
eIta villa. -ALFREDo AMY.
CoSmo Julio 81, 1908,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Sc VENDE

Ia coche en- excelentes condiclo.
ues Sc vsnde con clnco pareias de
caballos.
Para informes,
RAMON G, BATIsTA.
caguas, P,R Marso l de l0Vs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

(Comirrocida dc Ia pdqina 50.
pencia personal que disfruta en- su
profession de periodiste, para trocarls
por nipgin empleo, puesto que todo
empleo lleva consigo una tutela el
ha sido siempre refractario q toda
clase de tutelas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

de Vas sNmpar
cula on
fnirsy dollar oeIa
els
amn
crrop puden drHre ! oumbu, s.
al po meno. IN la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
El catarro NAL tratado esta SECURE
de acortar a vida y hacerIa
miserable.
Muchas curaciones marayiIIosas
heChas por la Pe-ru-na.

T$L catArro no perdona nlugun Grgano
~ nj function del cuerpo. Us capaz dc
destr,ir la vista, el gusto, el dido, cl ol-
fato, la Digestion, Ia secretion, Ia asini-
lacton Y In excrc,ion. Penetra por toda,
parties del cuerpo humane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

nacai ol es:reHimi0nto legGstra' gta,
Ia yantosldad, acedias, sucIedad de la
iengua, faltas DO energfa eruitos deS-
agradabies, icfamaciones y dolor de
es.5mago, fllta de opetlto, pesad62
desruas dc Ia comIdO, maj sabor
a'iouto f5!ido etc. Preco : cents.
NJ I "a" o,ReMr'iy In p5p !ro
nj E"r',t 10Th plu 4 h9ldo combats
el ma dosdo su mis- arraigado g6rmen
y le destruye ralicalmente; cura la
biilosidad Ia .c!cricia, ell entorpec-
mlento de las fanciones del bigado, el
maj ssbor de la blca ell coRsanco la
urinac,6n encondida 10 ventocidad del
estomego, Ia molestia y ell calor de la
reg I6n debs } del lado derecho de Ia
costilfa Inferior etc, Precio p cents
Fl Teal1d,o Il 5p3.} Homsp i,c1
dti J ,r'o Lobb part {! Ea@5ma saty, Gu.
ra cualonier clase de estad miento de
una n lnera Immediate, sInye, agtada-
bic J radical en- los aiultos en- los
aih IS Precio, - ceats.
O're7co dtsinl aressdamento mis-
sor1le!os Z todcs los ne 10 sc encuon
.ren dlf.u!andO de bueea salad para
atenderle por Correspondence a. No
omito O. crzo alguuu para restable
or 4 mis- pacientes
N m > a III. II T. i 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

Sus Terluderos RemelioS Hmcopd
ticos Resgu1nl'm al indfViduo y aleian
la enfermedad
81 eNistc adn algdu hogar eu el
mundo, en- sl cual 10 es aim conocida
Ia Homeopalia del doctor Lo5h, lltye.
Sc sln demora los sIsuien!cs monsaios
de'verdsd y de esperac1a.
El ltriu{, Ram IL Homrfi,:o
del Doclojs IobJ pha d DepIAa curs
radlcalmente toda c'nse de indi sti6n
males del eSt6mago, tales como la
Dyspepsia cr6ulca occideltal del dc
sarreglo gistrlco, Is debIltdsl esto-
Consiltese al D,c'o, l.1lb y
aobre cualquler enfermadad. 81 cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

La Pe;ru-na es una bendicIog para los que estan
EE. UU. Corbin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
CRON|CA POLIT|CA

(Comanacida dc Ia pdqina 5q.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
AL|V|O IMMEDIATE
CURAClON SEGURA
Es 10 que eI doctor Lobb ro1ocona 4 los 4nernos

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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

No. 735 Sun Burst Skirt, made of extra good
quality Mercerzed Satteen, knife pleteing stayed
with cord and weted Stitching bottom of
pleting finished with . inch bias ruffe, patent
glove fitting fastener Made in brown and I zE
black at - - .. y
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14
15c Mating for SC.

Chikuno district Japanese Mating, eighty cotton
warp, various fancy styles, fresh 1904 red, o.
ward L.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

No. ISL The famous Sampson silk skirt with full
guarantee for seasons wear, made in - E0
brown, blue mode and black, at..........- 4 sOV
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

Ladies Shirt Waist Suit, Shepards plaid mercerized
Waist, plped in blue, trimmed with straps Z S0
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

Every woman looks her best in an American
Beauty Corset. They correct in every detail
is greater than in any other corset, matter what
the price. The tapering waist offered in
linen finish, batiste best quality sterling cloth
with hose supporters attached, full gored, bias cut
trimmed with lace and ribbon. corset fully as good
as many sold for $500 and $3.50 Our M
only, price .UU
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

Ladies Shirt Waist Suit of Grass Linen
Waist pped in red or green. new style I'M
skirt at ...... :. .. . lew
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

Ladies Shirt Waist Suit of white duck, box , IN
pleted waist, large full sleeves full pleted skt CeOV
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-14

No. 2O7 is made of heavy luster skirting, trimmed
with u inch knife pletng with q inch bias rufle
attached to bottom of pleting fastens with I ~
the glove fitting fastener, at sUU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
WORKING STRONG GRAFT.

The town has been oyer-run with IA
kris within the past few days-indi'
viduals who are past masters in the
art OF presenting plausible reasons
Why one should part with small
amount Of coin for Their special bone'
fit One was seen yesterday carefully
asking the name and character Of
business done by a we'll known con
eern. He was seeking the information
from q boy and when he had gained u
he cody walked in. called the proprie-
tor By name said that he had once had
business relations with him i'm the
same line; that he had recently lost
his wife from smallpox; a fire had de
stroyed his plant without cent of in
surance and that he was going 70
Memphis, where he had lucrative job
waiting for him; he was short just a
few dollars and wouldn't the proprie-
tor advance the amount 10 him as a
loan TO be paid in the near future. The
respectfully declined with
enthusiasm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
MAY CONTEST THE
ELECTION RESULT.
In the Bloody First Ward, Ac.
cOrding to Reports
CRY OF FRAUD is RAISED
RESIDENCES GIVEN BY VOTERS
IN AFFlOAviTS ARE NOT IN
EXISTENCE.

There was a mmor current last
night 10 the effect that the result OF
the vote In the First ward would be
contested on the grounds Of fraudn
lent voting. said to have been done on
large scale Tuesday. According TO
the reports the contest will effect the
election of Edward Werner alderman.
Judge Ross. police magistrate. and
Frank Moore. city attorney,
The election in the Bloody First
was very hot and the cry of fraud"
was raised frequently. That some ir.
regularities existed is shown by tie
fact that a number Of negroes We're ai~
rested charged with perjury When
the votes were counted there were
two more ballots in the box than the
clerks had record of They had a
record Of 523 votes and there were SIS
n the box One hundred and Eight ar
fdaylts were sworn out Tor voters
who were challengeds II Is alleged
that since the election a number OF
them have been investigated and in
several instances it was found there
were no such people residing in The
ward. while in other cases it was
found that numbers of houses given
as their residing places by some Of
the voters were not In existence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Prominent Citizen Flirted With Death
While Looping the Loop on Roll
err Skates.

Considerable excitement was caused
at the rehearsal Of the Elks' Big
Greater Cairo minstrel at their club
rooms last evening by what promised
for a time 10 be a very serious acct
dent Mr.. Paul G. Schuh in practic-
ing his feat Of looping the loop on
roller skates, stubbed his toe at very
critical moment and fell heavily into
the arms Of Mr.. Jesse Gross. who inn
meiiately carried him back TO the
lofty starting point whereupon Mr..
Schulz pluekily performed his hazard
Gus feat successfully amid the plaud-
its of his comrades. This act must be
seen TO be appreciated.
Seats on sale at the box office OF
$50 "a m. Monday, April 24th
Watch for the big free street parade
al noon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN THE COMMITTEE
Plans for Reception to the Rivers and Har-
bors Committee Formed at Meet
ing Last Night

investigate the conditions. L S the
first time that such an excursion has
been made. ana those who are interest
ed in river navigation feel that il will
be the greatest event in the history
of the waterway. as its result will prob
ably be extensive and GU ok in realiza-
tion.
A nine.fooI stage OF water will be Of
an immense value to Cairo. Every eff
60rt will be made 70 give the members
of the commit.e e every facility in max
ing tho inspection here ana Cairo's re-
cord for hospitality win no doubt be
admirably sustained.
The party will leave Pittsburg or
Monday, May Sth, ON the big steamer,
Island Queen. The Loat will make
only daylight runs and will stop at
all the important points on The way
down
According to the itlnery the party
will arrive at Paducah at / p. m. on
Wednesday ana viii leave there an
hour later and pass Cairo to the mouth
of the Mississippi. about O'Clock,
returning here at o'clock A ban
quot will probably be served al the
Halliday that night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
WILL APPEAL CASE
TO The State Board OF EquaIizass
lion for Final Action
EFFORT TO BE MADE TO INDUCE
THE BOARD TO ASSESS THE
/. c. APPROACH.

Copies of the opinion regarding the
spit Of the County of Alexander
against the Illinois Central for $500
for taxes on The approach on tiis side
Of the river. which was handed down
by the supreme court Tueaday, have
been received by Cairo attorneys.
Hon. John NJ Lanslen. Of tie law
firm Of I.ansden and Leel. who repro
sented the county n the suit viii go
to Springfield and appear before the
State Board Of Equalization. IN 1n ef.
fort to have tAe beard assess The ap-
proach.
The suit was first decided against
he county in tie county court by
Judge Dewey. who contended that the
county assessor did not have the pow
or to assess the property and that If
1t was assessable, it should be done
by the state board o! equalization.
The supreme court sustainei his Ia
c'sion and as a result an effort will
be made to force the : tic board 10
take action.
Before the approach was built and
before the property was bought hy the
Illinois Central Driya's individuals
PAID taxes on the ground and &; is the
, D / ion of the County officials and he
tax payers that the railroad company
shou d continue to pay taxes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

we wish to say to the public that
the publ shed report that there are
only nine members left in the Paint.
ers Union is untrue. The union has
eighteen members In Cairo and an or
ganization of $4,000 behind il in the
United States. The new local, compos-
ed of members who were expelled
from our union. has only SIX mem
bers, instead of fourteen, as published.
That local is an unfair organization
and has no standing or recognition
amoung any other union organizations.
The striking painters have opened
two cooperative shops and are employ
ing all the striking members.
All friends of organized labor will
patronize the following shops: Ian
caster and Rice, Billiard Bros, P. c.
Marable, Chas. Pr1chard, /. F. Cham
pion.
COMMITTEE OF LOCAL 219.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
BAND OF FORTY PIECES.

The grand parade of the Ellls Great
er Cairo minstrel will take place at
noon Monday. April cath. The parade
will be headed by fifty local artists
clothed in costumes especially design
ed by Wiegle & Co, Paris. followed by
a band of forty pieces especially en-
gagged for this service. The parade
will be but hint as to what will be
seen at the performance that evening
at the theater.
The committee wishes TO state that
the rehearsals have brought the boys
up TO a high state of perfection in
their various lines and the show Is
practically ready to put on at this
time Every one is well up in his
work and all are anxious to display
their ability at the performance. There
will be some surprises in store for the
patrons of this annual event.
Seats on sale at the box office at
$50 q. m. Monday, April cath.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21

Last night at a meeting OF the Com
mercial club plans for the entertain
ment of the Rivers ana Harbors com
mittee of Congress were discussed
The matter was finally turned over to
'The entertainment committee. with
power 10 act.
The sum Of one thousand dollars will
be raised by subscriptions for the
event. Five hundred will. he devoted
TO The entertainment of The distln-
gu shed visitors, while the other five
hundred will go toward paying the
expenses of a trip TO start the sub
script.ons Mayor-elact George Parsons
subscribed $500 and President Smith
put his name down for half the
amount Other subscriptions Of like
amounts will follow and the commit
zee consisting OF c. r. Stuart, Henry
Smith Candee ana p. 7. Langan, will
exper cnce little, if any, diff Guilty in
raising the necessary amount
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
dOlu =. 4 4SItls requesting thE pa -
ence OF Congressman George ". Smitd
aud Hon Pies r. Chapman, OF Vienna,
and Senators Cullom and Hopkins An
.inyilation will be sent 10 these and
probably other Washington on Gals,
including ne Governor and the mem
bers are confident Of hay ng AZ leass a
few OF tIem hero on the date the com
mittec visits Cairo. on May the l7th.
"The Rivers and Harbors Commit
tee Is one of The most Important con
gressional committees, as its members
have charge OF all of the expenditures
of Government money in river and har-
Dor Improvements, amounting 70 a
great sum every year. Through the
efforts of the Ohio Valley Improve
ment Assoc alton and rhe work OF the
Congressman Interested, he attention
Of the committee las been specially d.
rectel to the Ohio river.
The committee has decided 70 take
The trip from Pittsburg 70 Cairo, TAX
ng plenty of time along the wayNt0
tstafsse, kui la
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
lookINe AFrEe HIS FENCES.

The short visit made to the city yes
terday by Congressman Smith served
10 set the tongues of some of the faith
full a-wagin' His coming probably
had no political significance for there
are no vacancies 10 be filled in the
near future. The postmaster's time
does not expire until next December.
and there are no other spoils TO squab-
bic over in the meantime. Il is more
than likely that Mr.. Smith only want
eI to see if his fences were in good
order before he sails for the Philip
pines with the secretary Of war on an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
ECAN NEXT CHIEF
Every indication Points TO His
Appointment BY New Mayor
MAN WHO WAS DEFEATED WHILE
FIGHTING FOR PARSONS TO
BE REWARDED.

Every indication points to the fact
that MIR. Martin S. Egan. alderman
from the Fourth ward, will be The next
chief Of police.
A petition is being circulated by MIR
Egan's friends. addressed to Mayor
elect Parsons, asking him to appoint
Mr. Egan This fact coupled with the
one that he was one of the best fight.
ers on Mr.. Pars1 ms side during The
mayoralty campaign and that ne fail
ed TO be reelected alderman o. the
Fourth ward, because he sacrificed his
interests in behalf of Mr.. Parsons. win
undoubtedly be sufficient cause for his
appointment
Mr.. Patrick Mahoney yesterday stat
ed thai he was an applicant fo~ The
place, providing he was assured by the
mayor and the members of the council
that the salary would be raised to 500
per month. The salary is now S75 and
Mr. Mahoney says that this sum is
not sufficient for an officer to live and
be strictly independent of the people
who are anxious to win themselves
into the good graces of the chief
Since Mr. Mahoney has an excellent
position with the Cairo Trust property
under Mr Parsons. 1t is not generally
believed that he viii secure the ap-
poinrment and in fact, does not want
it unless as stated above, the salary
is raised
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.

In addition TO making arrangements
for the entertainment of the rivers
and harbors committee and extending
an invitation tc the Egyptian Hustlers
to meet here in 1906, several matters
of great importance to a Greater Cairo
wer brought up at the meeting Of the
Commercial club last night. The meet
ing was the first enc that has been
held in the new quarters and was
fairly well attended Thirteen new
members were taken into the club.
They are:
Thos. " Cannon, W. r. Simon, Ell
MGR Smith H. NJ Calhoun, Frank
Gossman. A. HALEY. II d. Davidson,
P Russell, H. T. Stephens, Edward
Maley, r. c. Clendenen, Samuel Guest
lain, Fred Harpe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
CAIRO IS AFTER
BIC CONVENTION
EgyptiOn Hustlers TO be Asked
to Meet Here
BIG BOOM FOR CITY
MEETING WILL BRING $1,000 PEG.
PLE-MEET AT ANNA THIS
YEAR.

AT a meeting of the Commercial club
last night, the entertainment commit
tee was instructed to extend an invi-
tation to the Egyptian Husilers, an or
ganization Of Southern Illinois travel
ing men, to hold their annual conyen-
ton here in 1906.
Several enthusiastic talks were
made on The subject and il Cairo sue.
ceeds in landing the convention it win
be big boom for the city. The meet
ms is always Wen advertised and are
always attended by from 10000 TO To-
600 persons. The organization Is com
posed of travelling men, but merchants
and dealers from all over the state at.
tend.
Mr.. e. C. Allen, proprietor of the FTo.
tel Illinois. suggested that an effort be
made to have the Hustlers meet here
and after a general discussion a mo.
lion 10 the above effect was made.
The organization pays its own ex.
penses and the city or the citizens
win not be out one cent It was ar
gued that the meeting Of the Hustlere
would bring more people 10 Cairo ana
advertise the city greater than any
street fair or similar attraction. which
usually costs the merchants good
sums
The Hustlers meet early In June at
Anna. That place was selected owing
70 the fact that it was the birthplace
OF the organization. Realizing chat tho
town is too small for the large crowds
that viii be present. it has been ar.
ranged for two trains which viii be
run from Cairo to Anna every day
during the meeting and Cairo peopie
will have an excellent opportunity 10
get acquainted with the Hutslers ami
10 boost Cairo as the next meeting
place
It was suggested that the city send
a delegation headed by band TO An.
ma during the meeting, 10 interest the
members of The association in this
city. A low rate win be offered AMI
hundreds Of citizens will no doubt go
mp ana have a good time with the
Hustlers
The travelling men have all sorts OF
contests and attractions, which are
free. and which are great drawing
cards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Mayor Parsons May Launch
Street Cleaning Move
JUDGE ROSS MUST GET COMMITS
SION FROM GovERNoR--NE.
GRO WAS ACQUITTED.

Ii Is confidently asserted by those
who are in The confidence of the may
or-elect that one of his first official
acts will be to issue strict orders for a
general cleaning up of the streets and
alleys. II can hardly be denied that
anything is more necessary, and II
should be done before The warm
weather sets in. II will prove am
hurculean task for some OF the thor
oughfares are a sight 10 behold. litter
ed as they are with empty barrels
boxes. trash of all kinds and dilapl-
dated wagons and old lumber.