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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Snbianapplis, Snb., Dienitas, 21 6ebruar 1905
Nns Der 2egislatnr.

Del Spre@er bes Saufss @antpsl
iab fiG sefiern ssn6tbiet, eesen au
Offentugoige berIu9te gsainflufung
Der @itslieoer beg Suuiss pdbrsnb ber
Sibung eneraiid borsugebsn.
Satlep @odrum, Der Sohn bes als
gabn=2 obbpift bsfannten Sobn 9.
SOdrum. trieb bic unberi9dmtbeit 10
melt, wdbrenb bar Sibuns bur9 bic
Yagen papblete an bic Miislisber bes
Sauies bertbeilen 3u laRsn, in benen
Shrgermeiifer 9olbman beidulbiet
tpirb, nit Der benz Sauie borlieasnoen
8abnbo4leeunas=8orlas ii9 bes 8er=
trauensbrudes seaen Die 8abnsn i6ul.
big gem adt gu babsn, be3iebunesmeiie
iebe Cooperation in Der Sa9e 81 bsr=
tpeigern.
Spre9er @anttpsl bemsrtte Die gsr=
tbeilung Der pampblste unb 9sbot ben
pagen oamit auf3ub6ren unb bisielben
in ben pabiertorb su merfen. Der
Spreder fOllts Elm grsmpel itatuiren
unb oem 2obbpifen @Odrum, Der bic
Wiiroe oes 6auies berart bsrlebte, ben
3utritt gum Sibunssiaal fernerbin
berbieten.
Mud i'm Genat mar, ebe bic So1=
geleiie=8orlags sur &sinidrift paifrt
mar, Der Weriu9 sema6t morben, bic
| pampbIete berumaureiten, bod wurhs
bies bur9 @iee.@ouberneur Miller bsr-
binbsrt.
Die 8abnen bebaupten in ben,
pampblet, wel9es MapOr SOlBman
ansreift. oab er Die gereinbaruns 3tui-
Iden ben giienbabnen uno Der Wbmi=
niitration bur9 willttrli9e gerdnbe=
runsen Der 9O9seleiie 8Orlasen
| fdmdblid berlsBt babe unb fie erfld=
rem, oab fe ibre 3uitimmung 3u ben
Worlaeen bermsisern. unteraei9net III
oas niertwhrbige S1riftitad bon fol:
Isenben Sabngeieai4aftsn:
! .Sie pittsbure, Cincinnati, @bicasr
& ct. 2ouis &ailnap @ompanp, ga.
muel 8. pifens, Nnmalt.
| Die 8anbalia 3ailrob @ompanp,
| Sobn q. @iaiams, Mnmalt.
| Die @lepelanb, Cincinnati, gbicael
& ct. 2ouis &ailpap COMPANY, 6
s. 9adnep, Mnualt.
Die SnoianapOIis Union &ailmat
COMPANY, Bafer & Daniels, Inwdlte
Sie Cincinnati, Snoianapolis &
2ouisbile &ailtpap COMPANY, 6. s
Gielo, Nnmalt.
Sie 9ats gris & Wefern &ailroal
@ompanp, Sobn Q. @odrum, Intpalt
@ouberneur 9anlp betirte bas ibn
3ur unteri9rift borliegenbe 8efeb, mel
bes bic grridtung BON S9abernad
l1madununs (Spite.5enee) spii9el
na9barli6en @runoftiden unite
etrafe perbietet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Seine Ser3dseruns mStbts.

Die Mrbeiten an benz tleuen Bunbes.
gebdube perben bur9 bas Jeuer oer
Softer 2umber Co., wel4e bic inneren
0ol3arbeiten bes @ebdubes beiorgt, nur
iebr menis, tuenn iiberbaupt neraoaert,
ba nod MusIagen oes Superintenoens
ten Der @onffructionsarbeiten bas auerif
gum @ebraude gelan9enbe 0ol3mert
faff garni9t lit. tpdbrenb bas anbere
nur Iebr leidt bef9dbigt fein foQ. Die
meiffen Der Waterialien befanoen fi9 In
ben Hrodenr1umen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
6isl bom Stmble mno berid)ieo.

Na9bem lie nod nit ibrer Jamilie
suiammen bas abenbehen eingenom'
men unb fi1 aud ionit ni9t trant 9e-
fhblt. fihrste Grau SObn &upp plbbs
li9 bonn Stuble uno itarb, ebe ibr
drstli4e 6ilfe 81 She'll tperoen fonnte
6rau &upp, Die @attin bss @rocers
Sobn Rupp, @de 2entudp aue. unb
WeF Str, fam als 4 Sabre altes
Wdo9en nit ibren gltern na4 Ime=
rita unb fie mar isit etpa 40 Sabren
in bisier Stabt anidifiS. sic erlaa
sinsm Ser3idlase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
I @sorse sf. gatteriom. /

8so. q. @attsrion, 1902 81. Meri.
bian Str, Elm befanntsr 8runoeigen.
tbumstdnolsr, srlas bsute einem 5er8-
leiben. gr mar felt einem WOnate
lsiosno uno Isin Irst nimmt an, bob
oas 2eioen. ba Der 0erftorbene febr ftir
atblstii9e uebunesn fbmdmrte, our6
Ils6eranfrensuns berbeisefhbrt puroe.
gr mar elm Witelisb bes Columbia
Clubs unb bss @ountrp Clubs. gr
bintsrldbt feline Grau unb cine II
Sabre alte So6tsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Sung oabimssidisoea.

SIN lu9enbli4en alter con 2l Sabs
rem ift eefern SRI. minnie &ei=
mer i'm Sauie ibrer gltern, 1l28
Sto Sllinois Str, elmer 8linobarm=
snt3hnoung, an Der fe ieit etwa
@o9snfrift lit, erlessn. Die Der.
fforbene. So6tsr BON CHARLES 3simer.
mar elm 0litslieb Der @p. 2utberifden
ct. pauls @emeinbe. sic tpirb aui
benz bsuti4 -lutbsrii9en 2ir9bofe BEL
aeieBt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Srat iein Mmt an.

6enrp %. Bennett, Der neue poits
meifisr. trat seifern feline pfi4ten on.
Sic fOrmsGe uebsrsabe mar bereits ON
Sunntae frtib i'm 8eiisin elmer Insabl
Isreunoe uno bss Separtement.@ .@befs
erfoI9t. General SeOr9e Mc8innis
wurbe bon isinsn sbemali9en Nngefea.
ten nit elmer sOloenen nbr. ale 3ei9en
Der 6o6adtun9, bsf4entt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

onon. Ma9bem fie 3uerft in
Der 9h9e ii9 nit einem 6leii9ermeKer
um3ubrin9en beriu9t bate, mos ibr
aber ni4t selans. be9ab ii4 Wag9ie
9omtber, bic 26 Sabre alte 3ohter oes
Garmsrs Sames 2Otptber, in ein 3im.
mer, bradte fd nit einem &afrmeRer
einsn bon Obr au DIR aebenben
s9nitt ON 0alie bel unb bertlutete
bann. 2rantbeit ION bas Motib 3u
Der Sbat gswefen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
Na6rt6tett aus Snbiana.

Mnber n.-&idarb @iIbauier.
alias &i4aro 9ou, Der Iebte Woae tue-
gen @inbru9s berurtbeilt puroe, riro
no8mals prO3eifirt wsrben. Der @e=
ridtsbof tam ndmli6 gu bem G&IuB,
oab ni9t bepieien fei, bab fdb Der I'm.
getla9te gewaltfamen gintritt in So=
iepb Goisnbaums @e5dube beridafft
bdtte. @iIbauisr murbe bann oeoen
$1,000 gargidaft einflpeiien frsies-
lahsn.
g To b. - lleber ben Sob beg
i'm Sauie ieiner @roBmutter in Of gl=
ipooo nit our&f9Ofienem 3opfe aufge-
funoenen 15idbrissn CHARLES @larp
f3ipsbt isbt nod Elm sebsimnibbOlss
Suntel. @s uuroe ndmlid Der bon
ibm bermuthli9 berubte &ebolper in
einent neben ibm febenben 3ugeflapp=
ten &Difer borgefunben uno man febt
bor sinem 3dtbiel, mie uno ebentuea
bur9 men bic Waffe in ben 2offer ae.
langt iein tann.
8luffton. @eifern wurbe nit
Der gerbanblung 9esen WiItam Goof.
bes @nbe October b. s. on 6. Gan-
oerfon su 9artfOro Gitp bssanssnsn
Morbes ansetlagt, bssonnsn. @sgsn
Otto @oot, grnef Sanberfon, Sam
@merp, 5rau Sanoerion, unb ibrer
So4ter, Grau Smith. unter berieIben
Intlage, tpirb nod frdter perbanoelt
tuerben. Sanberfou murbe (. 8. nit
bur9i9Oheuer S9ldfe unb nit elmer
bon einem ffumpfen Snftruments bsr-
riibreitoen 3opfmunbe In sinem 8eite
toot aufsefunben, po i'm isin M6rber
nit einemi Is pfunb fatperen Stein
am 0alIe berientt bate.
| gbansbille. equire g. garlp
uno Grau tuurben Dor bas Bunoesges
ri4t seIoben, neil He bic poft auesb-
LTD 3u betrhgeriiden 3wsden mib.
brau9ten. @enannte hatten fiiralidb
elm gn9a9ementsbureau bierfelbf etc
ridtet uno mubten es tpobl imsbr auf
bic @inidreibesebiibren etc. als auf
eine entipre&enbe @esenleifnns ibrer-
ieits abseieben baben, ba bereiis iiber
bunoert perionen tpesen getruss 9n-
sei9e 9ema8t baben iolen. 6rau garlp
wurbe geaen garsfaaft auf freien SUB
9eieBt, wdbrenb He fur ibren nerbaftee
tr =. nod auf Der Sude nod
einer fol9en lit.
Wabafb. ginem In benz 9agrange
2reisgeridtsbof 9eri6tetem gnfuden
g. 8. Wc2enaies aus 2asrange unb
u. Quina Sones aus Snoianapolis.
als 9efaments @Oafreder. 5ranois
, 8. 6omes aus 2ima, bstreffs Yertaufs
bon 81 bem Ierforbsnen friiber GEE
b6renben NntbeiIi9einen, Der betann=
, ten Calumet unb 6ecla COPPER Winin9
r @ompanp, puroe GOlse gegeben. gor
80 Sabren faufte Dome cine grobe
partbis bieier Metien nit $25 PRO
= Sthd, berfaufte fie absr aae tpieber
I nod turaer i3eit big auf 81. Sieie
marfen ibm fur biele Sabre binburd
Elm ginfommen bon $40, 900 ab, mdb-
!, renb fie i6m beim aatauf nur 81. $50
= eetoifst batten. Der beutise Wertb ber
81 Netien fe0t fa auf SAL, $50 Ober
e $675 pro Stiid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

Sie g fireer i'm noro6fli4en
Staottbsile tperoen am Sonnerfa9
Abeno, 8 llbr in Borf's Npotbete.
2aSaNe uno OF 10. Str., eile Mai-
fsnberiammluns abbalten, um Elm
Sprisenbnus fHr isnen Stabttbeil 3u
erlangen. Cine petitiOn nit etma l25
Rann uuros bsreits fer.iggefeat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21
eoloniifen Sidtte mad benz Weiteu
mnb Sibmeifen, pia Yennipl-
hnnfn Ninipn-
Danta ytnfen

Nebruar 81. unb Ndr3 81. perben ipesieIls
einen 0ea, stpeite Slaffe goIcniiten 1ideta
perfauft mad allen Bumften TN @eiten UNI
Gibweften, bia 8enniplpania 2inien. Sir
pDaise Gin5eInbeiten binii&tli4 Haten uni
6abrBeit etc. iprede man BET benz nd4fter
fidets Msenten eieier 2inien Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

-0errn Sobn Saeger's neue Wirtb.
ihaft befinbet fib go. 1888 Oliber
Mpe.. In Wetf Snbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-21

|" Sie bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Staot, Muhp's .2ongfenOm".
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
NEWS IS WHAT READERS WANT

A New York financial journal prints
al the head of 1t advertising columns
this wholesome suggestion: In pre-
pairing newspaper advertising it is
we'll 20 remember that news is what
the reader wants.
An enterprising merchants stock
unlike the collect on in museum. is
constantly changing. unG newspaper
readers are in quest of the latest in
formation. They can detect staleness
in the favor of the store news just as
quickly as they can discover 1t in
other news. If the reader of an "ad"
Is TO be fayorably impressed he must
be rewarded for perusins il by being
told something that he didn't know
before. Newsy 'ads are always trade
winners. and when placed in tae best
mediums they are sure to bring large
returns. The medium through which
to reach those who purchase their sup
plies in Cairo Is the Cairo Bulletin.
It's circulation covers the city and the
territory tributary thereto.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

tinuous." Very true. But why doesn't
Col. Ruffner ask for enough money TO
carry on the work without delaysy In
stead of asking for 100000, why
doesn't Col. Ruffner ask and demand
at least million? There is one thing
certain: we will never get the canal
ization OF the Ohio until we 80 to
Washington and demand adequate ap'
preparations. If we follow Col. Run
ner's mild recommendations Of $780,
600 a year il will take just 90 years TO
complete the Ohio improvement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
cAtRo's GROW Til.

According TO tAe scholastic census
iust completed Div Prof. n q clandeu
Nh, thu population Of Cairo is 1864
The estimate II based on the we'll.
known and accepted custom Of count
ing Il city's population at three times
Nh number Of minors. The number of
minors Hi Cairo Il co.'s.
One year ago the population as
shown BY the school census Of 1904,
was 1854, gain Of 900 In twelve
months, and d gain of Sass over the
census Of 1909 AT this rate the gov.
crnment census Of 1910 viii show d
total population of 23,542.
Some may be inclined to think this
estimate Id too liberal but experience
III the application Of the rule upon
which II was made has shown 1t to be
very conservative method of estima
ting population In other cities.
Ait any rate. Cairo is GROWING
and growing FAST. There is not d
city In the entire country, we venture
70 assert, Of the same population
that can show the number Of nes
buildings now In course Of construc
tion and that have been completed
within the past eight months. This
city'a mercantile trade, both whole
sale and retail, Is rapidly increasing
and In all other lines OF business tn,
same expansion Is noted. Cairo i
\ forging ahead at GREAT CLIP, an,
II ought to inspire all citizens to re
newed effort toward CIVIC IMPROVE
MENT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

" col. RuHncr, who has charge Of the
work of Improvement Of the Ohio
river ii an advocate Of 9,foot stage
lii The Ohio the year round and fav-
ors its canalixation 70 make that pos.
sihle. Yet COL Rnffner viii only ask
X for s5po,0oo from the next congress 10
further the Improvement work. Col
Runner saya the Improvement 81 the
ONO ''cannos bring full benefit to navi
ration Interests until the improve
n sIlsnts mail Lays become more con
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS

They did treat Bowen rather rough
We must admit. but still
What joy to know Taft well enough
To call him, MY dear Bill"
II.
A lot Of folks would like to learn
And ascertain, trow
Just what Chauneey did to earn
That little twenty thou,
ILL.,
If authors keep up this game
Which makes him faily boil
John ~, is apt 10 change its name
And call II Slanderod oil
Nv.
Lives 1T statesmen oft rcmiad me
Az We walk this fearful vale
That the record W We behind us
w IL no. keep us out Of jail.
"
Politicians like illtrat on,
IT Ii pleasing to eheir craft,
| II may not improve the water,
Bat 1t does improve the graft.
Louisville courierlourna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
SCIENCE BAFFLED.

I've been To tho Arct.e with Peary
I've sailed DER the southern seas
Two fought off mosquitoes tn Jersey
And III Florida battled with tleas.
With Fremont crossed DER the Rock
les,
All Manila with Dewey ! fought.
In conjunctien with Schiaparelli
TO commune with fair Mars | have
sought,
But All theories, thoughts, andNnvente
ions
Dispol, Az new coming scheme
(Tct i'll emhryol enters my fancy
And hopes It's no midsummer
dream
Tits To find some wonderful genius.
Somewhere III old Manhattan town,
Who can It'll me n this roasting
weather.
How III teep mans nndefsfirt
down
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
SAD, BUT TRUE.
just now

In al interview the other day Sen
ator Thomas G. Plat discussing bis
own life, said:
''seventy-two years old--a great
many days and months and years
some OF them faithful, some barren,
but none OF them worth the willie
"No, 1t has not been worth while.
It could have been SO much better--or
at least SC different from what II is.
II had II to do over again | should
model my political fife along other
Ines
In sense there Is something pa
thetic about this statement. coming
! from an old man almost III his grave.
who has been a great and sueces sfuI
! politician, Is a United States senator,
president Of a great express company,
immensely rich, still courted BY loyaI
friends because he vet has large Fl
nancfal and political influence. but
there win be few who will shed any
tears over the lament,
Thomas G., Plat has lived this lift
| for relf alone He Is IA cold, plotting
greedy politician. Though he is several
times millionaire, IL his name ha,
ever been associated with charity we
never heard OF II.
4 II he ever felt the thrill Of noble
deed or experienced the quiet happi
ness OF driving sorrow away iron
homes that were needy. or II he eve
did one mselfish thing for humanit
or his herat ever glowcd with gent
inc honest spark Of patriotism. II ha
never been published He has live
for Plat and Plat alone. Blessed
Or cursed, whichever you may TAX
it-~with the peculiar ability to domil
ate In politics, he early entered tia
field and became wonderfully success
Y ful as a political boss He got a
= the glory there was out Of such
position, but the great moral sense
!, the American people Of late yea
4 has come 10 the conclusion tn
there Is very little honor In beiI
a political boss To attain that POI
% ton one must 30 through saturnal
|, of corruption that would sink sta
u and scar his moral being under
coat Of infamy that would smell
heaven Senator Plat did II, howev,
ne but at what frightful cost In |
10 old age the dead past rises up bcfc
&c him, refusing TO stay buried and I
~ scourage Of conscience Is full up
IS. him. "sevonty.two years--none
SIX them worth whie!" oh, II he co,
TO only live thom over again and chan
ol the record
he Poor old Plat. lic has learned
VI great lesson OF life when too lat,
,c- that righteous life. however hi
,n bic, ~ the only life III this wo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

power 10 do SO, be honest, be chart
'1llr, be t,nd tc generous. be true:
md esore al &c. tc s1rare with your
"e''ow nan ara after while. soothed
Wa sus'a'nel by &c u@f2ltering trust
rat you have arne y7rr dsty, you
vll nrd :bat satisfaction and sweet
peace which came to Ahou Ben Ad
hem when he awoke from his dream,
and which alt Roekefeller's gold could
not buy for himself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu
Iation for one year, ending De
cember 81, 1904. ..............f e45
Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
iation for month Of January.
1905 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2o45
Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
lation for February, 1905 ...... 2o34
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for March, 1905 ........ .2o95
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1906 ,...... .222o
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for May, 1905. ara
Average daily and Sunday circu-
latfon for June, 1906. ......... .2256
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
AMBITIOUS PADucAH


When the break in the Kitty Base
Ball League came the other day The
Paducah News Democrat started an alb,
surd cry for Paducah to join the
Southern League next year.
Tho Paducah sun very correctly
charactsrizes the talk as "tommyrot
IT says;
Paducah could never remain in the
Southern League, where even such cit
.es all Memphis ana Nashville have al
hard time keeping up The salaries
would b. much larger. the expenses
greater and the interest here Id the
game would be very little. X ans
greater. Tho result would ne ttat
with the limited attendance here Pa.
ducah would son lie unable to keen
MP, Or would he dropped by the other
7 titles. Shreveport La, whove trans
hise ii IL reported Padncah may get,
| a city now Of 10000 inhabitants
nd still cant support Southern LEM
ue team The best thing for Paducah
Do. II will likely be agreed u 70
tay whore she IL and support the
sitty league
| 1t Ii funny that the same day tae
| ws-Democrat beg gan It's cry TO join
he Southern league 1t announced on
Is sporting page In response II some
snosks against the venerable Chief
| loyd's playing right field that the
cam was not making any money as
was and could not afford to en-
10y a regular ottfelder!" WELLl II
2aducah in the Kitty cannot afford to
employ completely equipped bah
cam, At the comparatively nominal
alaries paid, what would she DO in
the Southern league, where the salar
al are twice rs large?
ITO stay in the Southern Ieagae Pa
lucah would have To employ great
deal faster team than IL now has
Wiley Piatt. the world beater" thii
year in the Kitty, was peaches an,
cream" for Southern league teams las
year, who literally wore themselve
out pounding his has been curves II
: the woods Tommy Smith, once TIL
peerless second baseman' Of the XII
7 ty, showed up like the veriest amateu
whom given trial with Newt Fisher
: Nashville team and after receiving
patient trial In that company hike
" himself back 10 his happy home |
the Kitty. where he IL doing very wei
Y thank you, on the keystone sack ft
z the Infants. Grover Land, the Ste
Y ribs Turk" who catches for the y
y dams and throws his bat at the sne
tators when he fails 10 get bit, III
wonder" In the Kitty but he had har
" ly got acquainted with the color Of u
Pitisburg Pirates uniforms when
m Was invited TO do the Foxy CUTLER a
- and take himself to The tail grass
" No. Paducah had better stay whe
she Us. She's got good home az
she'd better not leave IT,, We are (
glad To have her in the Kitty, NJ
would hate awfully To see the 500
old town Inundated by being Mck'
+" out Of the Southern league, viii
7" would be just about what would ha
pen.
Chattanooga was kicked cut thr
Y" years ago on account Of small after
MI anca and has never been able 70 .
\ back and Chattanooga also has abe
'" 10000 inhabitants
IN Better let wen enough alone, bo,
NJ We admire your ambition. but yoi
'o'' better think Y over agar before y
MI desert the kitty
iur ---.-~----.---.-.~..---Aa4A.-~-A--
the For the latest news ,yf the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

About nine years ago the clarion
yoce OF the Hon Chauncey nepew
was ringing all through this country
about national honor" 1t seems that
IT Chestnut Chauncey had paid D lit
sle more attention to the individual
article hs would be standing good
deal higher IN the public estimation
just now
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

The confidence men, If they ever
left, seem to have returned. The
gambling dens, II they ever closed,
seem not ID have forced ths gamblers
I'd Leave town. as II is still running
over with them. "Aa they don't seem
10 be at work, why not enforce the
.vagfant law against them?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
June, 1905.

The above liz a correct statement OF
thu Caro- Bulletin, daily and Sunday,
for the year 1904, and for the first six
months of the year 1906
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this first day Of July, 1905,
u. Il. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY a REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTIONS
OF ANY PER S ON FOB
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM TIE PREMISES OF
SuRScR iBE RS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
Poteeted.

I've been here at the seashore three
weeks. and my hands aren't tanned n
bit. Funny. isn't it?' unused the engag.
ed girl.
oh, | don't know remarked her
iance; they've been in the shade OF
my sheltering palms for some
rime,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

Paducah's blow about going into the
Southern league reminds one Of the NJ.
NE child who asked us father to give
N the moon"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
KNEW the caIler

Doctors Wife There's an awful
ringing in my ears; | wonder what Il
is?"
Doctor Probably an echo"
Echo of whata
OF the buzzing you hear this after
noon. | saw their cards in the hail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

Princess Ha:zfeldt. adopted daugh-
ter and heiress of the late Coils r.
Huntington. is the recognized leader
Of AngloAmerican soc ETY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
An IMPRESSION of Toll.

Why don't you so to work. asked
the man who is philanthrop;c but prac.
teal
Mister" answered Plodling Pete,
Il have to answer dat question so
much daI it's gittin to be ies de same
as work"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
SEEARS And PASTE.
An Explanation.

Go h." exclaimed Farmer Korntop
in the city department store. 4 wonder
why all these clerks are yelling
/ Cash."
= reckon" replied his wife. tits
to let folks know they don't trust"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
A Russian Limerlckski.


A fellow who lived in Noykiljqzixki
Drank dozen of two jinercskki:
They went 10 his head,
And he fell over dead.
EXclaiming. Nix wixski mollxki.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

Ths ouiletln y sn sale * the FOL.
sosslns places:
coleman's, al Eighth street
Aailid1y Hours nsWa stanA
W1lker'a, 10 Sixth street.
un:sn NsNa co., Union dspos.
Hiue Frent Restaurant.
Wilhelm n Ferrln,an, Paducah, KY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

The car of Russia, according to u
French international almanac, draws
annually $40,0o0,0o0 from the national
exchequer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
Hotel ILLINOIS


Norway ssrdnes Canape
Consomme Clam Chowder
Queen Olives. Celery,
Haddock. Mustard Dressing,
Cucumbers. Saratoga Chips.
Boiled Leg OF Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Roast o Drip Gravy
Roast Of Veal Currsnt Jelly,
Baked Chicken Apple Dress
Spanish PunF tters. Dem Glaze,
Tenderlon Of Beef, with Mushrooms
Mashed Potatoes New Bee.s,
Stewed Tomatoes Corn Ccb
Bread-Whte, Graham,
Apple Pie Sliced Lemon ne
Italian Fruitne,
Vanilla Ice Cream, Assorted Cake.
rear Cheese, Deito b scuhs
Tea Coffee Milk.
Sunday. July %, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

The Knockers may knock and the
croakcrs may croak but greater and
bigger Cairo gees marching on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

plcymeut of the Australian govern
ment in New South Wales
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
The General IMPRESSION.

Pa, what is a miser?'
"A miser. my son, is man who
won't lend You his money without good
security