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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20
rar NEW YORK elEcrloN

THERE is HARDLY A DOUBT
that William r. Hearst has been elect
ed mayor OF the city Of New York.
The opportunities for fraud were In
the hands OF The Tammany organiza
ton. and that machine has never
been accused of not trying to take
every advantage possible. TAat the
organization in all probability took
advantage Of the same to an extent
sufficient to more than overthrow the
small majority claimed is believed by
most intelligent people
The fact that Hearst probably re
ceIyed a plurality OF the vote cast for
mayor 10 New York City does not indi.
cate either that New York is in favor
a municipal ownership or that Sir.
Hearst Is popular man
II Is revolt OF the people against
the domination Of bosses. The Hearst
vote came from republicans and demo
efais ALIKE Il vas a part Of the gen.
efAi revolt sksihst tsiitiesi tsssisti
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that took place all over the country
where an election was held.
But while neither Mr.. Hearst nor
municipal ownership are objects Of
popular idolarry. the tendency Will be
to make Hearst appear much larger in
the public. eye than be would have
appeared had he nor been a aandi-
date
If he has been counted ont, as seems
probable, his fame, or rather his no
toristy. will increase He viii be a
big man FOR the next few years.
As for Tammany, whether she sue
ceeds In her contention that McClel
Ian was duly and legally elected or moi,
she has received a blow from which
she Is staggering # followed up il
viii place Tammany where she was
at the time of the Tweed inyestiga
ton II will take Tammany years to
recover from the effects Of the punish
ment he received Tammany ought
to see the Handwriting on the wall
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RUSSIA POI Aun.

DOUBT EaS COUNT WHITE
| firmly believes that he II right in resist
ing The Polish movement for indie
lpendence.
He takes the view probably that this
would no The beginning of The end
50 far az The ACKNOWLEDGMENT ot the
great Russian empire is concerned.
And yet il Is . pity thai he is com
PEELED 10 take this stand. because Po-
land should be an Independent king
dom
The people of Poland were deprived
Of their rights by The ear of Russia
inst as the people OF Finland were de
priyel OF theirs They made bloody
ana gallant struggle to MAINTAIN their
indepepdenc,. bur they were crushed
ny The brutal strength cf the Northern
Bear
In fhe new condition OF Kings hat
is coming about in Russia there is
good reason % hope even if the
Poles are unsuccessful In their pres
ent struggle, thar freedom will event
ually come 10 them.
The suppression OF the present Pc
llsh movement viii not mean thai eff
forts viii be abandoned The agitation
will continue. and the day has gone by
when The barbaric and barbarous
me hods that prevailed in the past
will he allowed 70 control
RAasia instead al being at he end
81 her struggle is JUST beginning. The
tina the Russ ans demand
ana that has heen party conferred by
The czar, viii moi take immediate Of
fecf on the patient The disease Is
known, but the remedy IS get 10 be dis
covered
While this remedy is being sought,
there will doubtless be bloodshed ami
disorder in Russia proper. there win
be factions formed and terrible strug-
giles between these faction. The oppor-
unity will come 10 Poland of allylng
herself with one or the other of these
factions. and thus acquiring strength
and an importance that she would
never be able 10 gain unaided
In the meantime Count White Is
placed in q very disagreeable posi-.
iisn. He is regarded as being in favor
Of freedom, and yet the circumstances
compel him 10 oppose the same
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Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed bids viii be received at the
office OF the City Engineer until 5
.. IN. Nov 25ih. 1905. for furnishing
the necessary material and construct.
ing a cement walk. six feet In width
along the South side of Thirty-second
street from Commercial avenue 10
Sycamore street In the City OF Cairo,
In accordance with ordinance number
ed "a. adopted October Ord. 1905, and
approved october 18th. 1905.
Bids are TO be sealed and marked
as such on the outside of the enyel-
ope and accompanied by one hundred
dollars cash or a certified check for
that amount as an evidence OF the
good faith OF the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids
W B. THISTLEWOOD.
City Engineer.
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Anna, III, NOV. ls. 1906.

Mrs A G. Townsend, of Kansas, ar
rived Wednesday for visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Townsend
Misses May Hughes and Emma Gal
laher, of Carbondale were the guests
Of Miss Laura Masska, Sunday
Mrs. Elizabeth taunnn and daughter
Miss Nell g, spent Friday In Golden
visiting friends and attending the
chrysanthemum show,
Mrs. Eysrhard Eddleman of Don.
COLO, was the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Mary Hertz, a few days last
week
Mrs. r, Wiley returned Friday 10
her home at Makanda after am eX-
tended visit with her sons here.
Mrs spiller Turner went to Marion
Thursday ami will spend some time
there with relatives.
James A Rushing, Of Mound C.ty
was a business visitor in Anna last
Thursday
Mrs Will Neibauer. Of Dongoa
visited part of laar week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. McNaugnton.
A w Mum, Of 1amma was in Anna
Fridfy on business
Mrs l. j. Hartline and Mrs. ". W.
Wiley spent part OF lasl week with
Mrs. r. X Ioumis, Of Makanda.
Dir. Simon Willard, of Mound city,
visited relatives in Anna and Jones
boro last week
Mrs. Geo. Fell, CT Cobdsn, was the
guest OF Mrs. Oliver Alden last Fri
day ana Saturday.
Congressman G. w Smith was
business visitor in Anna Saturday.
Prof r r. Mclaughlin. of Murphys-
noro. wal the guest Of II, c Fletcher
Saturday
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THE DAILY JINGLE
"cREDo."

Il know no sin except the lack Of love,
| recognize the victory in defeat;
No gulf divides life here from life
above,
spell perfection in the incomplete,
A foe 10 donna. still hold a creed
For believe that all life brings IS
good,
That sharing bread and wine with men
who need
Is The new sacrament Of brother
hood
| know the way we tread is rough and
long,
And yet 10 toll and bleed am moth,
ing 10th,
And thus / journey homeward with a
song,
Since in the very struggle lies my
growth.
10Y only jog! for love Is there and
here
Peace, only peace! though desperate
my distress.
! find no foeman in the road hut
Fear
To doubt Is failure. and to dare. sue
eess!"
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put me In that dInky first floor bed
room ! had when ! was here last



President Of Skedunk Bank--Mr
Migglethorp, we've got several hun
dred thousand dollars lying idle IN
our vaults and we should ike to place
it with you on terms mutually adyan-
tageous. Therein he big demand for
money when its time 70 move the
crops.
Money Loaner--All right
Skedunk Business Man "a few
months later) Mr. Bullion, I've got
10 have $4,000 right of. end Pr Will
lns to give YOU 6 per cont for u.
President of Rank I'm sorry Mr..
Skilss, bur our funds are out JUST now
However. old Migglethorp has lot
of money to lean, understand and
he won't charge you more than s per
cent for it, ii you strike him right
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GREET EMPEROR
With CHEERING
TOXIC PoPuLAcE, CONTRARY TO
CUSTOM, SHOW THEIR Es.
TEEN ON HIS RETuHN FROM
TEMPLE,

Toxic, Nov Emperor Mutsu-
hto returned here today from Shinto
Temples Of Use, where he went Tues.
day accompanied by the premier and
other court d'gnataries 10 offer thanks
20 his ancestors for the successful ter
mination Of The war and the restora-
ZION Of peace
Eager crowds surrounded the rail-
way station and l'ned The streets
through which the emperor passed in
an open carriage. His majesty was
greeted with enthusiastic cheering It
Is nor customary for the ponulace to
shout in the presence Of the emperor.
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October Circulation,

The above IT. . correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily AMI Sunday fcr the year 1904,
snd for ths fret tan months af the
year 1905 CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed ana sWotn 20 before me-
this alst day 81 October 1905.
iSealJ LEO j. kl.EB.
Notary Public
My commission expires January l6,
1903.
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FROM A SCRATCH
EDITOR IS DEAD
IT WAS SLIGHT BUT 6LooD.Pols-
oNING RESULTED AND EMIL
PREEToHius or, ST. Louis is
NO MORE. sl'i1g

81 Louis, Mo. Nov 19--After snf-
ferign one week from blood-poisoning
resulting from a slight scratch on the
leg, DR. Emil preetorius aged rs years,
editor in-chief of the Westllche Post
and nestor OF the German press III the
west died today at his home He has
been practically unconscious Two days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

IL tho Russians are allowed TO kill
on all The e.Tws, pillage all the houses.
drink all the vodka, and raise sheol
generally. there viii be peace tsnch as
II isj ii that distressed land Moth
ing else would be satisfactory iudg-
ing from. movements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

There are eighteen thousand desert
"a wives In Chicago and their signs
arc caid to be responsible fer some Of
the high winds that prevail there. Still
there are good many 81 them who
are not signing
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

We cannot exactly understand why
any Chicago man should plit up a claim
that he Is a deEcendant OF George ".
The natural inference would be that if
he was thoroughly satisfied that he Is
descendant he would do every thing
possible 10 prevent the fact from leak
Ing out.
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Up to Him.

Are yon NOT the deaf and dumb man
| gave a quarter To the other day?
Yes'r and you're the KIND, good man
that wrote on my slate thar ought
"a quit baggn' an 80 10 sellin' some
thin for Twin I'm folleeiu' your ad
vice Don't you want to buy one a
hose lead pencils?
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little OF that energy on the part
Of The Russians against the Jews, II
II had been exhibited against the Jap.
anese soldiers, might have led 10 re
snIts thai would hive been more salts.
factory to the government Of the czar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

So many of the female teachers in
Nevada have married recently and
thrown up their schools that there is
really teacher famine in that stale.
Less teachers in number and an aniici-
pated grwih in the number Of children
from natural causes may produce a
state OF affairs ont there that will be
lsmentable
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

II Secretary Bonaparie earnestly
wishes TO stamp onf the unwritten
code OF honor said 10 exist among the
cadets at Annapolis, his first move
should be to pllrge the library at the
naval academy Of the sea tales Of
Capt Marryat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

There are some evidences that See.
rotary Shaw is getting ready TO begin
presidential campaign. He has sold
farm over in Iowa for $500 Now
IL he can get the good will Of the lnsnr.
anee ofiie ais, he may be said to be
well fixed Tor start
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

II you ara troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep YOU we'll
If II fails, gel your money back, That's
fair. So cents. p, G.. Schuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

the government will furnish con
eressmen with several million pack
ages Of garden seeds before long and
ii Is The belief thar some Of the seeds
may be induced 10 grow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

Clerk (of crowded hotel THE best
we've got, Mr. Belknap. l. a cot in an
upper back hallway. viii you take
that2
Guest-Sure. Much obliged Tor your
Offering ne the best yoa'vs got n the
keuss I vas afraid Toa we're fsins to
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He CHANGED the sub jeot.

StoeEbroker Ito future son-inlaw) --
I'VE been making inquiries about
volt
Gayboy-And / about you
Oh, have you? Then wa'll talk about
something Fllegande Blatter
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Business interests Would suffer.

Haven't You any public library IN
TAI town? asked the stranger.
No sir, said the native There was
man that offered as a library once,
bur he wanted the nuildin where the
bowl.n alley Is. and We Kind O.
ihoughf we'd ruther have Inc bowlin'
alley II br ngs more d ada
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Too Nauct


Mrs Hoyle-My husband has some
thing laraside for rainy day
Mrs Doyle--Ill BET 1t Is my hus.
bands umprells.-San Francisco Call
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
lowing places.
coleman's, PA Eighth street
Halliday House news stand.
walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
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SPEARS AND PASTE.
SUI More Marvellous.

Still More Marvellous.
The caller was stroking the family
parrot
What wonderful tongue . parrot
must have. be said. And-ouch, Thun.
deraiion' what a wonderful pair Of
jaws,
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Most unklndest Gu Of All.

DO you notice any difference in the
demeanor Of your friends since you
lost your fortune?
Do /? Why, even my barber cut me
tbs morning Houston Post,
Too Much.
Doctor-You must take quarter Of
All hours walk before every meal
Stout Patient But, doctor. yOn
surely don't want me 10 walk all day
long -Fliegende Blatter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching Blind. Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized Ia re-
iund money II PAZO OINTMENT falls
To cure in to Il days. soc.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu-
latinn for the yearlsoi ''4s
Average daily and Sunday circn-
iaticn for first nine months OF
1906 ,., .q.'..zl4s
Average daily and Sunday circ'i'
latinn month nf October 1905 2lsd
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his hand injured While saving he got
his hand caught and his last three
fingers taken off his right hand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

Leaning TO play The trombone. ara
you?
Gosh. no I'm learning 10 work il
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had their purses with them, but baked
at putting up fares for the rest OF the
sisters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

A company Of sixty people with Ma
son and Mason as The stars viii be
seen at the opera house On Monday,
Noyemper Goth. in the musical com.
edy Fritz AMI Snitz."
Among The well known vaudeville
acts 10 be seen next week in conjdnc.
ton with The Alyrkle-Harder Stock
Company are Those Notorious Eel.
lows" Latimore and Leigh, who have
appeared as headliners in all the lead.
ing vaudeville theatres throughout the
United States and Europe These gen
tlemen are conceded 10 be the most
clever cabinet Mystifers and Illusion.
lists since the days Of the famous Ia.
Yenports, and their wonderful feats OF
Mooromney must be seen to be appre-
ciated also Mr. Jos, r. Kelly, Ger.
man dialect comedian, VINO was seen
last season with Bncter Brown com
pany ANA Miss Lillian Morris, the
dainty little soubrette who appeared
for three seasons with Tim Murphy
Such an array of vaudeville talent was
never before carried by any other pop
ular priced attraction Remember
ladies free tickets are for Tuesday
night olly.
Manager r. c. Whitney, the enter
prising pnrgeyor Of modern theatri
cal successes, will preaent the spark
ling musical surprise, THE Isle of
Bong Bopg" al the opera house soon.
The production is sumptuously staged
and elaborately costumed, and an all
star cast Of unequalled merit has been
provided
The OTpheum, Cairo's vaudeville
theatre viii open its doors for public
patronage on Monday afternoon, Nov
27 with a bill Of which every act Is
claimed 10 be a headliner There will
bo TWO performances daily, one at
2 30 p. m and the other at 1880 p m
There viii be an entire change of acts
and performers every week. The prices
1i admis, ion have been placed al %
cents for adults and Is cents for chill |
rfn The management of The Or. !
Dheum will offer some decided depart |
Tres in The theatrical line in Cairo !
such as souvenir matinees for ladies' |
and children and amateur nights. The |
bill for the opening week can be found |
n display advertisement in another |
place in The Bulletin.
Tho Orpheum caters to ladies and |
and extends cordial invita-
ion. feeling assured that once they
visit this new place of amusement. |
hey feel confident OF a continuance /
p their patronage in the future. Re /
member the opening day Monday |
afternoon November %.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20

A company Of sixty people with Ma
son and Mason as The stars viii be
seen al the opera house on Monday,
Noyemper Goth, in the musical com
sdy Fritz ana Snitz
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-08

surely nigh at hand. The latter can
apparently only be saved by adoption
of the former.
Civil war appears quite out of the
question. There Is too much apathy.
Those who might organize and side
with the cause of law and order, the
monarchy and the constitution are SO
dismally lacking in enthusiasm, energy
and organization that they have not a
c.ance against the thoroughly disci-
pl.ned thousands Of Socialists.
1t is just that very clOckwork organ
ization of the Union of Unions, ANAL
gamated with the Workmen's Alliance,
which makes the dual combination so
powarful and SO dreaded. One Of the
leading active members of the internal
committee OF the Workmen's Alliance
every day is more confident in tone and
manner. t,-
1t was he who within a few days Or
ganized the telegraphic strike here
When that man talks of the big strike,
that grand utopia Of the Russian work.
ingman. he simply brims over with self
complacent joy. He is confident to such
degree of the ultimate success of his
organization that he is irrepressible He
is defiant. Count Witte to him is MOTH
ing but "a maybe" nothing more.
81 have nothing against Count
Witte,' he says. but Count Witte
knows he can do nothing against us"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-08
STEWARDS GRANDDAUGHTER
Protest Against Using Old lronsides
as Target for Warships.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-Two grand
daughters of Commander Charles
Stewart, who commanded the Consti-
tuition. sent a telegram to the secre-
tary of the navy, tonight, protesting
against using the old frigate for a tar
get.
Miss Margaret Parnell Stewart, and
Miss Frances Rodney Stewart, the
senderS of the telegram, are visiting
friends in this city. They added the
signature of their sister, Miss Eliza
beth Tudor Stewart ." of New York,
where the three reside with their
mother. They are first cousins of the
late Charles Stewart Parnell, leader
Of the Irish Home Rule party in the
British Parliament.
The telegram follows:
'As the granddaughters' of Commo-
dore Charles Stewart, who command
ed the Constitution, we wish respect
fully TO enter our earnest and heart
felt protest against the proposition to
use as a target that beloved relic of
the War of 1872 identified with some
of the most glorious achievements of
the American navy. We believe with
Ex-Sec. Long that so long as a plank
remains Old Ironsides' should be held
in reverence and preserved"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-08
Androscouqin County,

Annie j. Hewey VS.. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. Rescript Spear J.
This is an action on the case upon
policy of life insurance. The appli-
cation for policy was signed in blank
by the applicant and delivered In this
condition to the agent OF the defendant
company with the understanding that
the agent should fill in the answers
to the questions from information con-
tained in previous application for
insurance which had been made out
in the applicants presence and signed
by him. The second application as
filled out by the agent was forwarded
to the company and the policy in suit
was issued thereon and afterwards de-
livered to Robert Hewey the de-
ceased and was accepted by him.
The presiding justice correctly ruled
that if the agent Of the company filled
III the second application in accordance
with the terms Of the first one that
then the applicant would be bound
by it; and that if the agent filled in
the second application with answers
that were not contained I'm the first
one or put them in differently from
what they were in the first. then the
applicant would not be bound by
them, because they would be the an
swers of the agent and would
be the answers OF the agent and not
the answers of the applicant The de-
PENDANTS. admitting this to be the
law, contended that the answers in
the second application were fully au-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-08
PMsbury Asks Sec. Bona
parte for Permission
To Tell Meeting That Old Iron.
sides will Be Saved.
Reply Says Fate Lies With Congrsss--.Grahd-
daughters Of Stewart Also Protest.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Sec. Bonaparte.
today, received the following telegram
from A. E. Pillsbury, former attorney
general of Massachusetts:
May 1 not say to meeting called to
preserve Constitution that she will
not be destroyed?"
Sec. BOnaparte's attitude regarding
the fate of the historic old frigate is
outlined in this telegram which he sent
in reply:
Fate of Constitution in hands of
Congress. Personally wish to see her
arise like phoenix, but am to loyal to
otncr constitution to take unauthorized
liberties with this one"
The excitement regarding the Con-
stitution has been precipitated by a
suggestion contained in Sec. Bana-
parties report that in view of the fact
that only a few parts of the present
Constitution can be identified as COM
ing from the original ship of that
name, they be taken out and preserved
in new armOred cruiser of modern
type to De called the Constitution. He
further suggested that the remainder
of the present ship Constitution might
appropriately be given a maritime end
ing by setting her up as a target for
the North Atlantic fleet at its annual
record target practice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-12-08
AGAINST PARCELS POST,
Wholesale Houses in the Northwest
Are Active in the Movement.

Negaunee. Mich. Dec. 7...Chicago;
wholesale merchants have taken up the
fight against the parcels post. The action
of the wholesale houses. in these cities is
in concert with the work being done by
large firms in other portions of the coun-
try. and Il well-Ge fined campaign is being
conducted. Nearly every travelling. man
from tie cities mentioned that has visited
Northern Michigan within the past two
months has carried a petition asking Con-
gress to take no action in the matter of
providing ways and means for the estab-
lishment of the parcels post. The sigma
lures OF business men were solicited. and
thousands of names have been secured
throughout the Northwest in protest
against the measure.
1t is argued in support of the petitions
that the. adoption of the parcels post
would result in closing MANY retail stores
throughout the country and largely con
centrate the mercantile business in the
hands of the mail order concerns. This
would be particularly the case in districts
enjoying the advantages Of the rural free
delivery service. The wholesale houses
which supply the retailers would be
happy sufferers, and for that reason they
are taking lead in the fight against the
proposed legislation.