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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Citations.


WHITE. OCTAVIUS A-THE PEOPLE OF
the state Of New York by the grace God free and
indepen- Annie Lawrence New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company Trustee, Anna G0urdIn- a.ar-
oEd. Alexandra IT, Stevens. Oscar E. stevens, william
Hoes Admnistrallr OF the Goods CAatsls Credits
OF Annie Ryan, deceased. Helen s Schroeder. Arston
Gourdu. and 10 al Interested IN the
octavius A. White late n the County OF New York
ceased, US crstors ieSaees of kin otherwise,
send greeting You and each Of are hereby cited and
required personally De and before Surrogate
of the county Of New York a. the surogtes Court of
said County. held at the County Court House IN the
Courty OF New York The 10Th day Of September 1903
hapast o'clock IN the forenoon of that day then
and there TO attend judicial settlement Of the account
or proceedings of John Blake White as Administrator
with VIII OF The Goods Chattes and Credits
said deceased, such OF hereby cited
under The % twenty years are required 10
appear your guardian. have or II have
none appear apply 10 be appointed or. In
your neglect failure 10 do guardian
will appointed by Surrogate 10 represent and act
for you the proceeding
IN testimony We have caused the Seal of the
Srreaates' Court OF the said County Of New York
herruuto affixed. Witness. Hon. FRANK 7.
FITZGERALD. Il Surrogate Of our said County,
TgeaI1 al the County of New York the twelfth OF
in n 70 Of Lord one thousand nine
hundred and Eve lsuP. cit. on order
JAMES q. DONNELLT
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
TTARErSON BYFD Attorneys f1r administrator c. T.
A 30 Wall New foEk CITY
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PED 'D" LINE.
IL Guayra. Puerto cabello. Curacao and Mara
caibo, via Curacao, calling az san Juan p. R
From Pier 13. adjoining Wall 81 Ferry, Brooklyn
s. PHILADELPHIA Saturday September 2 noon
s CARACAS Saturday. September 10.
For "a Guayra. Curacao and Maracabo.
g z ZJIIIA Saturday. August 26.
s. MARACAIBO. Saturday September .. noon
These superior accommodations for
BOJTLITON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 50 Wan ST.
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All taxes, assessments and other against said
premises, the approximate amount OF which IS $3.50 will
be paid 10y the referee or allowed by him out the
purchase money.
WARREN C SEAMAN Referee
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SurTOgate's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate County Of
NeE-York noce is hsreby given all persons having
against John McIoughIIn County OF
NeN-Fork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers AT their place Of transactng
business the Office OF Sackett & Lang No 90 Nassau
Street Borough of Manhattan. City Of Nev-York
on before the fourth day Of December next.
Dated Path OF 1895
JAMES G. McLOUGHLIN. CHARLES s. AIcLOUGHI.IN
SACKETT & LANG. Attorneys Executors 90 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan New-York City.
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@TEAMER 5AHN pn|Ell

Leaving Desbrosses-st at $40 P. NJ (sats. HoI-
DAYS. 1:45 T. M West 42d-st. $3.50 P NJ. tSats. and
Holidays. NJ. West 129th-st. $50 P. NJ tSats and
Holidays. 2:2O P NJ Highland Falls. Point
Cornwall Newburgh. New Hamburger. Milton. Pough-
keepsie Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAY WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
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Ctr DAvID.s HALL. SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. REOPESs
- oct wv L Evans. NJ A, ScaTsdals. n. z,
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Lac Schools.
School Agencies.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
n EFIGH CREST sANrrAFICM-A private. homeliks
II ~@-~.ar for care treatment OF mild
Srlencld. retired.
~. t~stlon on the Of The scenic Lehigh River
New-YJFk CITY and Philadelphia.
S--~- ~ attendants furnished Write for circular =
r Johnson Mgr. CatzsaRSuA- Pa. p. .. Boz ls3.
Consnirins Physiciens. Dr. H. a Fshr, N D: Dr. J. -
aoxnbsck. n. y
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HUDSON RIVER BYDAYLlGH77
PaIatiaI Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY of
the Hudson River Day Line. fastest and finest river
boats IN the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton-st (by Annex 800 A NJ
Desbrosses-st Pier. er..--............s:4
NEW PIER, WEST 42D-sT, .........9:0O
West 129th-s
Landing Yonkers. Point Newburgh. Poughkesp-
sic, Kingston Point Catsku, Hudson Albany Daily
except Sunday. Special Trains Catskiu
Saratoga. easy connections all points
checked at Offices OF New York Transfer Co. Through
rail tickets between y. Y and Albany accepted Most
delightful one-day outings West Point. Newburgh
Poughkeepsie returning down boat
=
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City Hotels.

HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETrE
ltrialHas seth - 67th ste
-l~-tt- -1--- 1e-lleuts for early autumn
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lverlook-SeIleck MiIitary Acadenv

MOUNT PLEAS ANT ACAD Il NJ d.
A PreparatorY school with military training
OSSINING-ON-HTDSOS. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

HARRISON & BYRD ATTORNEYS Tor Administrator c. T.
A 20 Wall street New HoEt CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

BsCRIPTIOES for The
ptoWn Office. No. 1884
sts.. until . o. clock ? N.
flowing branch onlces at
.k D. m. viz "a 5th-
e.. cor. 1ath-st.; o. East
cen 7th ana sth avss. 1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
WENT TO JAIL
To WIN A WIFE
WEALTHY YOUNG MANS FlANCEE
INSISTED THAT HE SHOULD
NOT PAY FINE BUT SERVE
A TERM.

Altoona, Pa, Nov. Charles
Yoctley, a wealthy young farmer who
could easily pay his fine came TO the
county Jail today and will serve three
months because the girl who is going
to marry him asked him to do so.
Yockley was convicted OF an offense
against morality, the charge having
been made by a young woman Yock-
ley stoutly maintained his innocence.
and would have paid the fine imposed
on him in lieu of a jail sentence had
he not conferred with Miss Miller his
fancee
Your money will never rid you of
that stain. whether you are innocent or
guilty. said the girl. GO to Jail and
serve your time: then I'll marry you.
but not until then"
"Will you write to me-" he asked.
Yes
Every day"
Every day
That settled il. and Yockley came
ir Jail 90 prove his devotion
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
GETTING roeernEn.


The Lerimsf expedition down chs
Illinois and Mississippi rivers has
concentrated pubic attention on
waterway Improvement. The con
sresslonal party making the trip in the
interest of deep waterway communi
cation between the lakes and the gull
was as enthusiastically received at
St Louis and Cairo a. at any city on
the Illinois river. The probability is
that for the first time the states Of
the Mississippi valley will stand to
gether in congress and out in support
Of the lakes TO the gulf waterway
proposed fifty years ago. says the Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
However. some of the delegates TO
the convention Of the Ohio Valley In
provement Association seem to be.
lieve that too much attention is being
given 70 Congressman Lorimer's expe-
1iucn ana that the lakes 70 the gul.
t-e.sct j ssiEE exploited 70 TIE 81
s1ttzttks = ftspxzts 70 tAe 5esr-
e1isg Of tne ckztfe. IN tie One river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
TURNING STATES EVIDENCE.

Nothing In all the brief and brilliant
life of Mr. James Hazen Hyde became
BIN 20 much as his evidence before
the legislative Investigation. II AIDES
greatly to the obligation of the Ameri.
can people to him and Mr.. Ale&ander.
The big life insurance companies
have been under suspicion by persons
a little familiar with the intricacies
iof high finance in New York for the
last ten years. Public opinion or the
law never got the least hold on them
till Hyde and Alexander began ia
quarrel over the control OF the Equt-
able Then tho president Of The New
York Life was mad enough to believe
thai lie could expose and destroy a
rival without ini'-~~~ hir-~ie He
opened TIE MAJ nf al
the Wall stree compan as by 5ctray-
ing the Equitable troubles to the
press
Publicity cannot be turned off and
on tap at will. Once stared it grows in
force and breadth like crack in
dam. Revelation followed revelation
with cumulative force. Every half
truth told TO conceal something more
dammng put new clue in the hands
'of the committee Every evasion and
shifting of respons bility to someone
else pointed out new witness. Every
high or concealment Of an official in.
creased the rigor Of the inquiry. The
truth seems bound to come out.
Much as has been d discovered befroe,
NJ Hyde p The first witness ia high
Insurance position to deal frankly
with the committee. He feels evidently
that his fortune and his reputation
are gone and that he might as we'll
make a clean breast of It. Half-trutbs
dragged out of his reluctant asso.
ciates are confirmed and completed by
him. The yellow dog corruption fund.
the political extortion of Oden the
Hartman conspiracy 10 get hold of
the Equitable reserve for speculation,
are all lifted by his testimony from
susp cion 20 evidence.
The fortunate experience of the com.
mittse with Mr. Hyde should make Il
keener than ever 10 get hold of men
who knew things and who can be in
duced to turn states evidence. If the
men who handled the money in the
other companies could be made to tell
as straight story as Mr. Hyde. the
secrets of frenzied life Insurance
would be pretty well barred.
The men in the other companies TO
whom this knowledge has been traced 1
are travelling abroad for their health. |
That fact itself IS good bit Of evi.
dence in tho light of Mr. Hyde's reve.
latiuns
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
THE DAILY JINGLE
s%.t+%.%.+++++..%%..+.
an ECHOED HOUR.

Last night when I was DOING. hell
awake and half asleep.
And the silence all about me was ca
mwucally deep.
Then ! sought the path 10 slumber A.
Of old I used to seek
With my hand upon the pillow. fat
tended underneath my check:
And the strangsst fancies hurried 10
my dimly drowsy mind.
was let across the borders % the
land I've left behind.
II was night-the hush OF twill ght-
and ! heard The low refrain
OF the singing Of the crickeis in th.
meadow by the lane.
And the owl called in the thicket. and
The whippoorwill gave cry
To its hollow mournful measure. and
the trees began TO sigh.
md NJ eye. came half way opsr-
a71 sE.i- c5o- tAe wa,.
Vas rs sioists e tie skscews -
re candles in TIE hall
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
The BULLETIN MOANING NOVEMBER

And the walls changed In the magic
& to the walls | used to know,
With the oldon pictures on them, ant
the ceiling bending low;
And the breeze came through the win
dow, trailing jasmine odors on
With the spice of honeysuckle, as il
dld in days agone;
And the sky was as curtain ilecked
With %ems Of golden Light
And lisped my Now lay me" as |
used 10, to the night.
Then | thought not OF The morrow
with the cares that it might
bring,
Nor of sorrow that awaited with jus
gcads that scar and sting.
For knew naught of tomorrow nor of
somber oyrow then
And | drif,ed into dreamland las
careless boy again;
Md | do not understand il, and | do
not want to know
low 1t was that ! was given this one
hour of long ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
oalRo Aurolsrs NEED n.

Springfield. Ohio. Nov. 17.-Prof. A
T. Linn. Of Wittenberg college. made
several tests last night of nonexplo.
sive compound to be used in gasoline
The mixture was discovered by ]. w.
Parrennt. a machinist. while making
experiments. The compound will not
only prevent gasoline from exploding.
il is claimed. but it destroys the OBJ
jectionable odor. Prof. Linn rays that
ii WI do all that Is claimed for il. A
Company will be organized to manu-.
facture the mixture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

These gentlemen are mistaken. The
more the plans for a deep waterway
from the southern end of the drainage
canal TO New Orleans are talked about
the better will II be for all river i'm
provement plans related in any way to
! the Mississippi The Lorlmereexpedi.
ton is bringing the Importance of wa
ter ways not only before that part Of
the country to be directly benefited
Blu, to the whole country, which must
inevitably reap the benefits of better
water communication.
For many years after the great
waterway convention held In Chicago
in 1917 there was no unity Of action
between the west and the cast or he
tween the most interested western
states on the subject. In the east the
project for a canal from Lake Michi.
gan to The Mississippi was regarded
sr hostile to tho Eric canal In st. |
I outs and ether cities of the Miesis-
sippi valley the same project was OPP.
Dosed as a scheme to exploit Chicago |
to their advantage.
Even when the drainage canal had
been completed al tho expense Of CHI |
cago suits were brought aud intriguss
SET on foot 70 prevent Ne use either as
. drainage channel or ~ commercial
water way: but the agitation has gcue
~ I'M i the tide OF public opinion ha
.utned
The advcc1tcs of an enlarged Erie
,anai have been convinced that the ad. I,
focates Of the lakes to the gulf water /;
way are friendly to the eastern canal,
st. LOUIS has been convinced that the |
,"oposed water way Il a. much TO b ar
interest as 10 that Of Chicago The
Whole c1rptry has been aroused to the
traE.t lie value. as we'll ~ the com
nercial importaaee. of an interior
Wholly American water way from the
ll-es to The g,'lf
There hG7 be IN. however. . lack OF
rganiza ion in the Mississippi VALLEY J
tat;s. Interstate water way conyen-
on~ have fallen short OF the main ;
impose. Misunderstanding have nor j
cen wholly sipated. Local jealousy|
a. not been entirely ell minated In
lffsrence in many localities has given
le impression of hostility. u
The Lorimer expedition was or
7nizad to carry the ques ion home to
i The localities interested. as well
} congress: 10 elsaryup m sunder- I,
andings, TO remove causes for jeal- Is
isv, 10 prevent NJ seoucaotion OF
o'iv2s. Il is The eliminating move
ent Of 2 iorg anu great campaign d,
signiflcant 70 the Ohio valley as to al
g Illinois valley. and thsre is every
Gicaaon that it viii be successful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

ton of King Richard the Third" with
tho eminent trasedian John Grin tn
IN the title role, promises a great deal
TO the admirers of Shakespearoan
drama, Nature has peculiarly fitted
Mr.. Griitith for this most strenuous OF
sage prctraiture; He has the physical
and mental qualities that are ideal for
II: in fact, no actor since the days or
th2 peerless Edwin Forrest $50 we'll
equipped for this complex and animated
character. Mr.. Griffith's supporting
company Is excellent and his scenic
electrical and mechanical effects will
prove quite revelation 10 local
theatre soers. Unusual Interest is
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

Notice Is hereby given that OF
Wednesday, November Goth, A. ID
| 1905. between the hours of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in
the afternoon of the saia day, at the
front door of the Court House, in the
City of Cairo, County of Alexander
and State of Illinois, the real property
of Ransom Thompson deceased, con.
sisting of the following:
All OF Lots numbered "a seven,
(S) eight, (9l nine, 00) ten, (1D
eleven and Q2) twelve, in Block num-
bered C) one. Lots numbered ca
seven. (S) eight. (9) nine. 10) ten.
I'D eleven and 121 twelve in Block
numbered (2) two, except that part Of
the said lots heretofore conveyed as
right of way to the Eastern Illinois
and Missouri Railway Company, by
deed dated May Goth, 1899 and record.
ed In the office OF the recorder of
deeds in and for the County of Alexan-
der in Book 80 of the deed record,
on page 374. Also Lots numbered
90 three in Block numbered (3)
three. Also Lots numbered 90 five
and Co six in Block numbered "a
four Also Lots numbered "a one,
(2) two, 60 three, (4) four, 60 five,
90 six, "a seven, 81 eight, 90
nine, (10) ten, IT'D eleven, (12)
twelve, in Block numbered 90 FIVE
Lots numbered % one, (2) two, (3)
three, (D four, 90 five, (6) six, Cd
seven, 90 eight. 90 nine, (1O) ten,
(1D eleven, 12) twelve, in Block
numbered CD six. All of said Lots be
ing in the town Santa Fe, in the
County of Alexander and State of III
inols. Will be sold at public sale, in
accordance with an order of the Coun.
W Court of Alexander County.
Terms of sale will be for cash.
Dated this 26th day of October A.
d. 1905.
Benjamin r. Thompson,
Administrator
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

manifested in this engagement and
there IS every indication of a packed
house for joan Griffith as King
Richard the Third
With an elaborate equipment OF
superb scenic and costume effects. b.
c. WhiLney's magnificent operate
extravaganza THE lIe OF Bong Bong
comes 70 the opera house soon The
piece has clearly defined plot and
clever dialogue amusing compiled.
tons and consistently told story of
q new and novel nature, the leading
events Of which follow each other in
RAT onal sequence. An all star cast,
headed by John w Ransome of
Prince of Pilgen" fame. has been pro-
vided.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
FOUND HIMSELF
ON MARBLE SLAB
DRUNKEN MAN, THOUGHT DEAD
AT FIRST DOES NOT REQUIRE
KELLY CURE BUT WILL BE
TOTAL ABSTAlNER.

Milwaukee Wis November IL
Joseph Obcrawsl,i has had his last
No Keely cure for him. This is why:
Tonight al o'clock. he was paid OFF
at brick yard near the city limits
There was saloon near the place
and his check was cashed there He
wa next found beside the road
a policeman shook him, got no an.
swer The policeman may have been
poor judge of dead ones, but he
thought Joseph was dead The coron.
er, with his hurry-up.wagon. was next
on The scene Joseph took a ride TO
the morgue and slept peacefully all
he way uptown while the wagon gong
changed
He was given the course at the NOR
que, and finally nice and clean. his
complexion covered with a sheet.
Joseph was laid to rest on a fine mar.
bic and the door 10 the ice chest Oh
eucd. Then The coroner thought he
saw The beet move Investigation
showed that The stir was live
enc Joseph was well shaken and
s7i NJ with q bewildered look in his
eyes AZ enc side was the ghasily
corpse Of noater iust taken ont ~
the river. Behind glass doors we're
other white dead faces.
eph looked AT the shet and
screamed. Il took three men 10 keen
him from rushing out n natures garb.
Joseph then went 70 the Emergency
Hospital 10 quiet his nerves. Palpita-
lion ~ The hear was the diagnosis.
AMI abs inenco thc prescription Of the
DOCTOR.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

In no branch of thc amusement pro.
fession have such strides been made
In the past len years as n the roper.
tors or popuar priced end of it,,
Theaue'goers will find something Of
interest to them in comparing the
ridiculous efforts of this class of at.
fractions of ten years ago with the
magnificent scenic productions which
viii be presented at the opera house
for five nights commenc ng Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

Bids will he received by the Andrew
Lohr Bcttling Company for the erect
ION and completion IF Etore and Dat
building for Anheuscr Busch Brewing
Association at corner Of Nineteenth
and Washington avenue. Cairo. H.. up
to December LIST, 1905. Plans can be
seen at Office Of the Andrew Iohr
Boiling Company The right Is To-
served TO reject any or al bids and
waive any formaliues.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
entitled 70 HonorabIe Mention

Samson had met the lion and torn
its jaws asunder as if it had been a
kid.
Now he said. well see if Jerome
can do that to the tiger!"
Smiling with the proud conscious
ness that there wasn't another young
man in Israel wha could hold a candle
to him, he went to meet the future
Mrs. Samson
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coIenan's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
Struck the Wrong Customer.

Canvasser with prospectus of new
publication)-"Can | interest you,
ma'am. in Our Home Life
Woman of tho House-"Not me. |
don't need anything in that line. But
here's my husbands office address,
downtown. Go and see if you can't
interest him"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
Against His PRINCIPLES.

"Psluggard has resigned his. mem.
bership in the Lazy Mems secret 80.
ciety, has he?"
Yes. the first time he attended
lodge meeting he found he had to work
his way into Il, the same as you 10
in any other"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

The cabinet meetings are hereafter
to be secret You all know what that
means The chances are that the re.
ports of the same will be more de-
tailed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
October Circulation

The above is a correct statement Of
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday fer the year 1904,
and for the first ten months of the
year 1906. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of October, 1905.
(Seal) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 16.
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

Mr.. Rockefeller attributes his great
good fortune to his association with
good men. There may be something in
that. We have some cases in the court
here going on to show he lamentable
effect of assoclaing with bad men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
His Regret Sincere.

Have you got 10 perform an opera,
ti~n on me, doctor?"
81 am sorry 10 say have"
What ails me?'
Before | answer that suestion, my
lear sir, let me ask You one. What
Is your financial condition.
Il am as poor as Jobs turkey"
Then. sir. Ter regret still more
deeply to say that your ailment is
appendicitis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
SENATOR PLAT.
TO TAKE STAND
AND TELL ALL he, KNOWS ABOUT
CONTRIBUTIONS TO PoLlTi.
CAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS BY IN.
SuRANCE COMPANIES.

New York. Nov. little insurance
invest CATION committee concluded
the weeks work at noon and ad
joutned until Tuesday.
The evidence today brought out
nothing startling The most import
ami witness booked for early nexI
week is Senator Plat, who is wanted
to testify as 20 the collection of con-
TO political campaign funds
by insurance companies. Odell having
testified yesterday that Plat col
lected all such monies up to last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

Count White has found that making
peace with japan was nothing but
baby play compared with the task
that IS confronting him at the present
time. Witte is earning a salary as big
as that of an insurance president, but
We doubt if he is getting it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
Mere ThouCllt.

New Clcrk-'I think understand
the business pretty well now"
Employer-"Yes? Keep at II four
.or five years Perhaps you'n under.
stand It then as well as you think you
do now"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

as They are finding out all sorts of
Wings these days about that man Nc
Curdy. The latest is that he is or was
a poet. Seven years ago he published
a poem entitled, Get thee behind me,
Satan" An esteemed exchange init
mates that Satan obeyed and has been
boosting Mac bard ever since.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

II is believed that the Smoot case
will be disposed of at the com ne term
OF congress. And it IS to be hoped
that such will be. the case. There are
any number of people who are grow
ing very tired of hearing it. The COM
ing fight viii be worse than the ones
that have preceded it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18
Lesn Labor InvnIurd.

How'd yousc like TO have de job OF
keepin dc streets Of Havana free from
snow" jocularIy inquired Tired Tit
fins
I'D rather be a dummy insurance
director" promptly replied Weary
Wraggs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

The Kansas City Journal says the
murder record in that city is an aver
age of one week for the past three
years. That is not calculated to lead
timid people to settle in that city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

" Secretary Taft is as successful in
building the Panam canal as he was
in sQuelching Cox it will not be many
years until American war vessels will
be going through the cut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

EDITOR Stead describes the situation
in Russia as ''hell let loose" An evi.
dent plagiarism General Sherman
made a similar remark about war in
general.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-18

We have ihe largest assortment uf
apples erer brought TO this city. We
can please the very best Of trade.
Over one hundred varieties TO select
from. Gail and see our stock this
week. COTTER bios. & 60.