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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
NEGROES ATTACK POLICE
AGAIN AT SAN JUAN HILL

New York, July ls-Trouble broke out
IN the san Juan Hill district at midnight
last night. As Policeman Roche and
three other officers we're coming through
west sixty-second street on their way 10
rerort AZ the West Forty-seventh street
station house they we're attacked by a
crowd Of negroes who had gathered In
front of Duke Fosters dance hall and
saloon. ~ 23s West Sixty-second street
Roche was ht on the head by a brick
and he fell unconscious on the sidewalk.
His companions. Fagan. Connor and Nc
Nish. charged the mob. driving them
through tho saloon into the dance hall
All lights was extlngulshed ana there
was n general fusillade as the police found
troir way I'm. Policeman Conno-s fol-
lowed Arthur Moody OF 23S West Sixty
second street 10 the roof and arrested him
after an exchange ~ shots. Moody Is
eoid 10 be tho man who threw the brick
which hit Roche.
The reserves of the West Forty-scventn n
street station were called out and patrol
wagons we're sent 10 the scene The
riot spread 20 a dance hall az 22i West
were attacked as they passed on their
way 10 the scenes OF the first disturbance
At Fosters place the police arrested u
men and one woman. and az the other
dance hall four men and three women
Policeman Roche was taken % Roosevelt
hospital and placed ~ once on tho oper-
atirg table II is feared that his skull
ls fractured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

pany at Keiths The great success
which has attended the original pro1uc-
tions OF this play here and In London
we're unquestionably JUSTIFIED, for there
Is not a moment that the audience is not
held frm in the throcs OF laughter. Added
10 this. It may be said that the plot IS
decidedly the most wholesome of any
farce OF recent years, no intrigges be-
tween erring husbands and gay soubrettes
being connected In any way with the plot
The story is a logical one, hinged upon
the embezzlement OF $4,000 from Seymour
Sites. Californian millionaire. by =
clerk I'm his employ Besides putting a
detective agency upon the track of tho
thief. Mr sites himself starts off 20 end
the clerk Thinking 20 aid in the search.
he hides his identity under the name OF
Wright.
The clerk has taken the same name.
Wright, as an alias and ere long Mr..
Sites is arrested for having stolen MS
own money. Some amusing little love
affairs which also become laughably COM
plicated, keep the fun moving at a merry
rate Tom Wise. who starred I'm this play
FOR six months at tho Strand theatre,
London. about FIVE years ago appeared o.
Singleton Sites. IL would he impossloie
for anything Mr. wise could do now 70
increase his popularity for there Is not
man, woman or child among the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

Cottagers along the Bluff Witnessed
en- exciting swimming match between
four young ladies yesterday afternoon.
the trophy being ten pound box of
candy. The contestants were the Misses
Lena Tallman, Marion and Edith Mich
oils and Miss Clara Bennett The race
was for 2Hr |a-ds and Miss Nichols came
in ahead by 20 yards
She. ~ course, was presented with the
box Of candy, but the last one in the
race got as much Of the candy az Miss
Nichols did These ladies' are among the
best swimmers along the beach and spend
much Of their time in the water.
The Riverside Congregational church
will hold their annual excursion tomor.
row leaving the Riverside dock Al as0
and Crescent Park at GAS on steamer
Warwick. and will make a stop AZ Pru.
dence park where n stop OF two hours
will be made. and where games by the
Young Mems league will be given. II ls
expected that the party will return to
Riverside az o'clock. Music for he &C.
casion will he furnished by the Barring
ton High School orchestra.
The committee OF FIVE who arc repre-
senting those who met az mass meeting
some time ago 20 consider the advisl-
bilty of putting mp a brick block on
the Winchester site. met AZ the office Of
Or Coke on Lincoln avenue last evening,
when the sub committee made their re-
ports The committee will meet again
this evening, when the matter will he de-
cided.
ST. Brendans lawn committee will meet
on the grounds ~ the church tomor-
row afternoon. erect booths decorate the
grounds and make all other arrangements
for the evening.
Trains Were delayed here for a hair
hour or moro last evening by tho break
Ing down ~ train No. 46l0 AZ Warren.
Miss Marion Brown -; Fairhaven.
Mass. is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Marion Nichols
NarraEa1sett council of Mccsanlcs Will
meet in Gruhe,s hall this evening.
Quite = large delegation from this place
went to Bristol last evening 20 witness
The displsy-of Italian fireworks
Mrs. Hlesins and daughter. FLORA. -ho
have been he guests 81 Mr.. and Nfis
Thomas Mugps on Bluff street returned
n their home AZ Auburn today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
BURGLAR
DROPPED
BOOTY

Burglary was committed AZ James ;.
Nelson's house, 33S Friendship street. last
night.
Mr. Nelson is moving 10 Norwich, Conn ,
TODAY and had his effects packed up readv
10 be taken away
Some time between II p. m. last night
and 40 o'clock this morning n window
OF tho house was raised and hand bag
containing q watch, valued AZ Sl5 a new
mileage book. valued at 500, another with
tickets worth 80 and 2 pocketbook, in
which there was $50. was taken.
Later tho hand bag and all It's contents,
minus s5i. was recovered where tho thief
had dropped 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
HEARTLESS HOAX OR
AN ACCIDENTAL DROWNING

Either the life savers were tho victims
of n hcartless hoax ~ the bathing beach
ar tho city line on the west shore last
night or some unknown man was drowned
while bathing in n crowd N others
cries of help were heard about $50.
and the men on the raft instead ~ going
90 aid went ashore az once. but "a woman
insisted she saw man splash the water
ana 20 down. 80 Lieut. Clarence Hebb and
surfrnan James Armstrong ~ the United
states service went overheard fully clad
and swan around diving frequently near
where The woman directed
The swan, around until exhausted.
hnding no one. and then procuring rakss
and graphing irons dragged ell around
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
CENTRAL FALLS.

simon San Savonomer was fined - and
costs yesterday IN the district court for
using profane language In jerks park.
Park Keeper Demers is keeping sharp
lookou, for such offenders. and his work
IS worthy Of commendation,
Last evening the installation 81 officers
OF Pocasset tribe. ! q. r. NJ, took place.
peputv Great Sschen had charge Of the
installation. Retiring Sachem Rison was
presented with a past sachem's Jewel
Next Friday evening the 81. George :
Mems club will hold moonlight outing
az TTTT==TfrTf=fie etPnrE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
PAWTUCKET.

Tower Post. G. A. r., after transactns
necessary routine business at last night
meeting adjourned out OF respect to the
memory OF Commander-in-Chief Black
mar. Other action will he taken by the
post in regard thereto after the Issuing
OF general orders.
At last nights meeting Of Delaney
Council. knights OF Columbus, II was an
nounced that the annual outing TINS year
would he at the Warwick club. Sunday
Aug 10Th.
Patrick n. Donahue after he had plead
ed guilty Yesterday in Judge Emerson
court OF being common drunkard col
lapsed When he recovered he was sent
to the state farm for six months.
The men OF Troop A cavalry AZ last
nights meeting after drill sized dp
camp experiences
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
KEITH'S THEATRE.

The Wrong Mr.. Wright Is certainly
the most enjoyable farce comedy offered
the theatregoing public here for a long
ing large audience laughed themselves
tired at the intensely funny play as pre-
sented this week by the Albce> stock com
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

the place with a like result
AZ no unclaimed clothing appeared IN
either bath houses ~ vas thought the
affair was q hoax. bat n 50 one ~ tho
most senseless possible - perpetrate and
IN fact almost criminal
citizens are universal IN consemning
such action as n might hinder work some
time where there was really danger OF
drowning 10 some bather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

so vou srA-r~-4 49, ~ -s~aiAiv y sA4A-tlaA
friend % earnsr Years
n wouldn't say for sure, answered Mr
Cumrox "Nohcdy has ever approa ched
me with any proposition 20 write 40 my
past unless ] paid 10 stop en- Wash
inrtcn star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

urau ana II IL salA "a sA.a.-.l .lA. .la4s hin
combined with The cool theatre IN the
grove az the Point, Is bound 20 prove
a great attraction during the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
RIVERSIDE.

Items Of news can he left at GoNs res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
ROLLER SKATING
R0LLRWAY BAND
FUN 3 Hours Of Continues FUN

Including use Of skates for 25c.
Afternoons 20 3. Evenings $50 20 lO:p
The most invigorating sport In the world
Instructors for all beginners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

cellent hotel and railroad travel Prov
idenCe 10 White Mountains and return.
For tickets apply
J. n. HALL TOURIST CO,
Limited number. Daily News Ofice
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

af Bovdcn Heights
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

harvests a year are Obtained. while the
larger portion Of The land Is DEVOTED
10 rice grow ing, which gives an abund
ant reNrn. Again, We must take into
account the resources of the sea. upon
which the people largely live. Thus
The japanese people are well fed and
noufished and d. Gounard observes
that while If may be rue that Euro
pean counr es, with density of popu-
hti8n equal to tha; Of Japan, are not
self supporting and have 10 import
food. Japan, which is being rapidly IN
dusrialized has exactly the slime re-
source s.ZPublic Opinion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

All If ma r3 With | would arise.
&c ltfta lESty i7(Cl1 tap ait pane
NTeathcd h0Y15T. starred with f.tOw-
w1rw tiis June night,
Lean in the aileucc stitsfd by my sichs.
atrete2i cut ay arms and nave you fast
Whore K. you stole from, a the sum
mons light.
When ife suspended sleep upon you lies.
DO Neu &ll1e, st9r-lils9, 10 Tint gaFdGa
old
It's twisted trees ana stately terraces
Walk sou there, when the moon Is Ia
the siaies,
n patns where niles deck the dowy
Grown treen with Stay and showerpd
with tose leares9
flart! siraa q BRA dartsitng IL bioasomed
Near IN NC oid wall meath nights
de&s ahd beams
From INC meloaiops dGsk slender
Give . what world you WIN your waking
hour
But wails where We loved in your placid
dfFau@.
pqss waerc We Kissed sweet ghost
gai1st tEe moonl
ethel Louise OK.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
MOUND CITY, ILL.
~ s---- ~.
Jrne fe. 1905.

What the matter with the newly
established Novelty company? why
don't The wheels roll? But they VIII
ron, all the same
Those who subscribe for the Daily
Bulletin at Reads agency. only sixty
e-nts a MONTH gel IL delivered ut
their housss early in The forenoon;
and, Decides if they keep up their
subscription for twelve months re
ceive rs a premium-the premium de
Nyered 70 the home free of all charge
"A very handsome copy of the Holy
Bible. one tina. cannot be bought any
where IN Southern Illinois for less
han $3.50 The Bulletin is universal
~ acknowledged 60 be the best paper
south OF Decatur and north of Mem
Ibis for ali-over-theewarld news ami
he best fer local and neighborhood
ntelig nee.
Mrs. a. ]. Nessolrodt. nee Pettras.
ormerly Mrs. Harry Carter. for years
popular young lady Of Mound City,
low of Casselton North Dakota. has
'etuned home after A five weeks Wis
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
}cttras.
Mrs Emma Burrows OF Wagner,
ma, after spending several days with
OF daughter Mrs Alex Pettras, left
e5ferday for her Hoosier state home
Mrs Psttras, wife Of the foreman Of
ne Mound City Furniture factory. left
esterday for an extended visit with
clatEes in ST. Louis.
Eugene Coulter, proprietor and op-
rator Of the hickory factory, Is com
letting commodioas and substantial
arm for the proper housing OF his
ans, 4 few weeks age Mr. Coulter
I urcha sad Of Q. A. aIcCracken, six
DTS lying between the Big Four tracks
d the north the uptown drainage
Hmp on the northeast. the city levcc
II the southeast and other town lots
elonging to BIr McGracken ON the
orthwest The barn is located on a
9rtian Of this pretty plot of gTound.
| handsome fence, erected by Mr.
oulfer. incloses the ground So north.
own continues to bulge
Sam McNichols is putting the finish.
| us tUches ID the lina af painting
o ]. J. Meyers new residence corner
i Commercial ayenuc and East
Fourth street.
The wisconsin chair factory not
ong SINCE completed a storage ana
irng room III one hundred feet
'qnare three floors capacity The
compartment Is already so packed
With the products Of the plant that il
Gems Imminent at this early date,
hat another shed Of like or larger pro
,ortians would be imperativelg III al
aand before the lapse Of many days
Fha NH eonsin factory IL outstrippInf
segeral ai the more pfetentious wood
working concerns in Mound City
I Dseds count in matters Of this sort
Ind waen tho deeds are present there
$ no doubt as To results
Miss fltrca Crinpeu was lately Wiz
| fins III CAIRO
| MISS Alice Gushing of Anna haF
| been visiting relatives II this city.
| Tommy Smith. whom everybody
| iiises, has assumed a clerkship in>san
iesas pharmacy
/ joel q Rhine and his popular bet
tar haE were whiting here early III
= HE ~ M
| Z. D. Fsrn, drug clerk in Rodmans
/ lharmacy accompanied BY his family
rave been visiting his mother Mrs
~. ] Fern, in Tunnel Hill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
EvEF BEEN THERE?

You meet fellow on the street
Who Ask you in to drink,
And then il Is your turn to treat,
And 80 you spend your chinkn
just then eight either chaps como in
Yonr ccmrade knows them AL -.
But since he's broke YOU sadly grin
And huy them each q ball.
Tan rcHnds at le2sF you have TO buy
Before they'll let YOU 80;
fFfcy cannot see gcu homcward HE
rccsuse they love ycn Al.
Az last ycn leave these fellows nice,
\ ANA, rsaching homo, refuse
no give Your little wife the price
TO buy d palr Of shoes.
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
NcHANcERY NOTICE.
srArM oF lht.LMoIs. j

srATE or lLLlN0Is,
Alexander county. III
III the Alcxender county circuit court. july
term. A. ~, l9e5. ln chaucery sitting.
hli IN phaucerY for partition, assignment Of
dover and otbaT reiisf.
P4triek n. HCgafen, Nellie J.. Bunch anl
Louefia Lin3on, eenplaiuants; vs. J. Scot
MeRagpn ireIie Mitchell, Jane SinsehauEh,
Tilgim McRaWn, Corwin McRagen, Ellis Me~
Raven, Benjamin MgRaven. Mack Mckayen.
GHftiS McRa3ens Mary MGR, cotner ami the
IiliapiN Central katlfta1 company, defendants
Ine above named defendants are hereby uoti-
fed hat snid cautplainants have this day fied
iu said court q certain bill n chansety for para
titihn. assignment OF dover and other tilief
against them. aud that summons has
issued thereon returushie on the atst day az the
next term ~ peid court, 20 be holdfn at The
court house IN taiTo, Illinois, on the 10Th day
81 JulF neat
Cairo, Illinois, May 2sth, A. ID, 1895,
Llah II. DAVIS, Clerk,
David III Ians1enj c9nlpiainant's soil nor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
/. New YORK street spee. aIiata.

There are specialists Of various sort
AMONG the New FORK street mex
chants, men who sell collar buttons.
men who sell shoe 1aces, and 50 on,
ant a5 odd 4 specialist d. any IL ths
Ean who sssils small boys knee
PANTS. He displays bis wares IN q
basket OF the edge Of dowutcwn
tborougffere that leads to a Bis mar
@et, and fclicf Ter mis- trade en- moth.
ars RAISING llat way 70 10 the family
marketing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
is JAPAN ovERpoPuLATEo?

Among the many questions which
the RussoJapanes war has brought
10 the fore, ono that has been widely
discussed IL tls alleged crowded con-
dition of Tao japanese islands la9-
AN must cxpahd; Japan il fight ng for
breathing spacel These ana similar
observations are constantly made. but
NJ Rene Gonnard in tho lale-t issue
Ut Questions Diplomatlques q, Colon
tales, If Paris, afempts to show tEa
tha popular view of this subject is
wrong ana thar Japan, compared To
many European countries, il not over.
populated.
AT the close Of 1900 the population
d Japan was 4T.G0SS75. Ths com
parea with France 3s.e6t. 495 IN 1901.
Engiand dl,Go9.091 III 1901, Austria
45,4o5,267 In 1900, italy 32.aGl, 24T IN
1903, Germany 5G3G7.lTS III 1900 Rus
sia about l50,000.00 If We ceduc
the population of Form0sa. The popu-
lation of Japan would be 1885, o5G,
which would make the population less
than that Of Austria, but moro than
\ that Of England France or Italy The
v Formosa. ~ ll7A12 squares l'lomc-
tiers ,wh ch means that Japan cover
less territory than European Russia
with 100000 square klamelcrs, Ger
many $4,000, Austria C25 .0OO. France
$4,000. but more than The British
Islands ai5,ao0, and ItasS VITA FOG,
600 by comparing these figures M
Gornard mas that Japan's population
III 1900 was llS inhabitants to III,
square Eilomcicr This compares will
With Ruesia ~ Austria ~, Fsancs az
Germany 10i Italy 1i5, rerat Britain
A 192. or, * we simply consider F.ngland
v ala Holland has iG2 ana Belgium
n 3Sa.
II III declared rhat Japan is not
fttrile country ana thn ia rclativel
2lafgp portion Of ihes land II ,iselcs,
only ~ per cent og the japan EmpiiI
being tillcd. M fionnafd sayg chat 4
pcr cam ct this hama which IL II d
leSed ID worthless, III covered Nv fo
eets FlrlhsN we must ysike inlD coI
alteration ttc fac THAT In those se
\ lions IA tls'cnnntry where aGriculrnr
Is eaxrled % Il Il very intensive. |
SIltok and Kiousiou, ia general, tw
Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Judao Bishop and Gen. 5utIs-.

During a session 81 the superior
court at East Camhridse Mass. when
in &c Robert Z. Blshop WAS On the
bench ease was called in which a
back-courtry farmer appeared as WI.
ness. While giving his testimony the
question Of dates came Up.
1t happened IN 1882" said the wit
ness.
Are you sure it was that year"
asked the counsel
Dead sure said the witness.
"WiH you tell the court why you
are so certain about the year?" asked
the counsel.
well" drawled the witness. Il
know. because ii was the year Ben
Butler defeated Rob Bishop for gov.
ernor."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

When the NEeaical and Chirurgicm
Gocicty Of London was founded IN
1905 the barbar-surgeon was SAN more
or less tolerated At one Of lis cary
meetings CHE mr. Wardrop advocated
tho excellent custom "a bleeding pa.
tiants TIT they tainted. 50 that they
might hc Tho subject Of surgical oper,
alton while In an insensible condition,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

In the treatment OFFS commissions
where there Ii extensive discoloratioa
a9 the sin, if olive oil be freely ap.
Piled without rubbing the discolora
Lon qaicHly will disappear II the
slJin he broken a little boric acid
should he applied ogeE the abrasion.
a black eye thas treated can DE ren,
dered FORMAL IN a few hours, esIecia.
ly il Che oil be applied warm. Now
York TNlseram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Marriage has fatal effect On music.
For some cccult reason as soon as 8
girl is married, the piano-the grave
Of SO n-nca money and tine- Fctirca
ont Of active lie, and s@atlcd IN art
dreperics, burdened by vases. cabinet
photosraphs and imitation ''curios
serves less as musical instrument
than a warming Music, as it is taught
Is not ~ much 9 Gnc art as i bad
habit The Outlook
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Rhode Island Mas a wheeled chapel
used 5y the Episcopal mission, capable
oi being moved from place to place
upon III oWn running scar; hut the
most elaborate travelling chapel Is one
which forms a part 81 the special
train Ia Loardcs on the occasion Of
the annual pilgrimage. Here through
g diapensation from the late pope mas
may be said whie the train Is running
at full speed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Lamp caimneys and gas globes viii
last much longer if they are Put III
the wash boiler with enough cold
w.teF to cover tacm and then slowly
boiled. That is, lie water must be
gradually allowed TO reach The loD
ing point When they are removed
they wiil be "toughcned" 70 an extent
which With prevent their likelihood Of
cracking readily
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Average aaiIy ana sunday eIreu.

Average daily and Sunday eircu-
lation for one year ending De-
cember 81, 1901 1915
Average daily and Sunday eircu-
lation for January, 1905. $50. 2045
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation fer February, 1885,. .2034
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for March, 1905 .. .2095
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1905. .......2 220
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for May. 1895. ,.... Pip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Think OF thc millioaaire's wife
wearing a necklace worth $4,000 and
SO mich poveSty-oh, welll Many a
Georgia girl LOOKS sweeter in wreath
Of honcysucSle, with dewy daisies ia
her hair 50 VEN Still Tx happy--.
please God. Atlanta Constitution
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

There is a curious iittle clicking In.
stFument in tife smoking room ard IL
brafles Of the British house Of com
"a pms called the amlunciatol DO
cause il announces ihe name If the
member who Is addressing the cham
Der The instruments are worked by
some electric arrang smeats aud the
name Of the member speaking is put
on from the press gallery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Falrtafl Pndmeiser.

J. Faistafl 5udweiser, the wen
bnown literary critic, writing TO the
st. Louis Mirror shows that the "Ed7
will cost ST. Louis q direct loss of
s25ao0o, that il viii put at least / J,
COO men ont 81 business and leave sea
buildings without tenants, The cn,
temptation Of these results leaves the
literary critic q saader Budweiser
man,- Memphis Gommercial-Appeal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

Cairo citizens can De OF great ser
wee &c Cairo Whenever they go out Of
lwn BY telling outsiders of the many
this city offers to both
capitalists and working men
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

The chiea delight Of the late Con
iantiHo Aieunier The eminent 81 sian
sculptor, was % Illustrate n bis work
The muscular physique anu the sorrows
and ioys Of the coal miners at Char.
leroi and Mons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

When @ citizen pits n a good word
I0T Cairo away from home he never
knows but what j, vii result in the
investment in this city q thousands
or even hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars, Il Is q good habit which Cairr
people should acquire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18

The Bulletin Is or sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Colenlan's, ala Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers. 10 sixth street.
sinion News Co. Union depot.
Riuc Front Restaurant.
Wilhelm & Fserriman, Faducah, KY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
Joke on Married connIe.

Happy, y Tough married two days, \
was one Of many labels attached ~
practical ickers to the luggage OF a
newly married couple who left an
English railway station the other day
on their way to Canada.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-18
He Il Bound 10 Keon 81,

Lightning set the hen in 4 t.tureh
steerle ringing recently and lsFotaer
Williams exclaimed: MY, my! II sao'
has come ter pass dat de devil II ring.
In folks ter meetin' Atlanta Con.
stitution,