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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
HONOR THE DEAD
HERO OF THE WAR
BODY OF BELOVED COMMANDER
REACHES RUSSIA AMID GREAT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
ATTEND FUNERAL.

Odessa. October 1.-The body of
Major General Kondratenko, comman-
der al the Seventh East Siberian
Rifles, whs was killed December last
during the siege OF Port Arthur and
who was honored throughout Russia as
the foremost hero of the war, arrived
here today on a steamer from Port
Arthur.
The body was received with a great
civic and military demonstration, Il
striking contrast with the Indifference
displayed on the arrival OF Lient. Gen
Stoessel.
Deputations brought wreaths from
many cities and from the Russian
army in Manchuria.
special train tomorrow will con
yey the body in state to ST. Peters
burg where, in the presence Of Emper
or Nicholas. II will be inferred in thf
| Alexander Nevsky monastery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

plenty OF it, time usually works his
cure. These are, however, unusually
favorable conditions The mass Of
sufferers confined in a narrow valley
or a soffee plantation on a mountain
side are affected again and again. As
they grow weaker their earning abil-
ity grows less and food becomes
scarce.
Thirty per cent of the deaths in the
island. it is estimated are due 70 un-
cinariasis, and this is exclusive Of the
unknown number who, weakened by
years of suffering, fall a ready prey to
more violent mala,lies. Such curse
/ has the disease become that to the
simple "jibero' il j. ia muerte ma
tural," the natural death.
A country with 80 per cent of its la
I horers suffering from a disease which
Iincapacitates them for all but the most
lpressing work. and often even for that
would seem to be in hopeless case
We're it not for the proof already af
lfordett the world of the wonderful re
SUITS mat IoiioW the WoIh " lhS lHud
ern scientist And the medical pro
fession is now taking up the problem
of the tropics as 1t has taken mp ant
solved one after another Of the prob
lens of the temperate zone. TIL
scientists of obstacles of every dc
scription Today the government
stands ready to aid the task. and th
knowledge formerly confined to !
few specialists is being extended t
The whole profession,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
CAlROlTES IN IRELAND
Mr.. and Mrs. David .MacLachlan
Write Of Their Interesting Trip
to Europe.

Thomas j. Smyth has received
letter from Mr.. and Mrs David Mac
Lachlan, of this city, who have been
doing" Continental Europe and the
British Isles for the last three months.
The account OF their trip is very in
teresting. They visited several points
on the continent including Boulogne
Sur Mer, Ostende, BRUSSELS; Lugie
Waterloo, Bruges ana Nanur in Bel.
GUM, beautiful Paris and its histori
cal suburbs, in France, ard several
Of the large and principal cities in
England. Scotland and Wales. IN
England they We're the guests Of Hon
orable William p Smyth, u. S. consul
at Burslem, Staffordshire, and were
shown through that interesting dis.
trict Of England's finest pottery monu
factory. From England they went
northeast visiting Edinburg. and from
there visited Sterling and GLASGOW
taking in a 200 mile ride on the CLYDE
through the Highlands From Scot
land they crossed over to Belfast
ireland, and have taken in the eastern
coast of Ireland Dublin, Oakley
Bray, ETC. and the beautiful lakes o
Killarny in Kerry.
Mr. Mac Lachlan returns this montI
on one of the White Star liners Mrs
MeLachlan will prolong her visit /
ireland as the guest Of he'd sister, Mr.;
Thomas X. Madden, of Roesommo
Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
Observation-Disclosures
IN SOCIETY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Matron's Card Club

A Meeting Of the Matrons Card
Club was held Saturday at the resi-
lence of Mrs. Charles Pink. Ninth
street and Washington avenue. It
has been decided 10 hold an evening
meeting each month to which the hus-
bands Of the members with be invited
rhe club will meet Tuesday afternoon
md will hold first meet 'ng next Tues
lay at the residence Of Mrs Douglas
Halliday, 2911 Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
MANY HURT IN
AUSTRIAN RIOT
GERMANS AND cZEcHs CLASH IN
STREETS OF BRUENN-1eo IN.
JuRED AND POLICE BUILDING
PARTLY WRECKED

Bruenn. Austria, Oct IA coils
ION took place here today between RI
val meetings of Germans and Czechs.
resulting from the agitation by the for
mer against the proposed establish
nent of a Czech university here
The troops were compelled to in
tervene before order was restored.
One hundred and sixty persons were
injured, some seriously, several pc
ice stations partly wrecked and hun
ireds of windows broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
TAFT'S PARTY IS
SPEEDING EAST
SECRETARY AND OTHERS Ar
RIVE IN CHICAGO YESTERDAY
BUT LEFT IMMEDIATELY ON
THEIR WAY TO WASHINGTON

Chicago. Oct William II. Taft,
secretary Of war ana the party w con
ducted through the far East arrived
in Chicago this afternoon over the
Northwestern road Tho private cars
in which The party are travelling We're
Immediately attached 10 Il Baltimore
and Ohio special which left here for
Washington at seven O'Clock tonight
During the short stop none of the
members OF the party left the car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
SHERIFF BROKE
UP PRIZE FIGHT
INDIANA OFFICIAL APPEARED AT
RlAoslDE IN THE WOODS AND
ARRESTED 800 SPECTATORS
AND PRINCIPALS

New Port. Ind, Oct l.-Sheriif J.
Stephen this afternoon broke mp
prize fight by appearing a. the ring
side Ia the woods near the Indiana
Illinois state line, arresting BOO spec
tators and bring ng the two princi'
pals to Jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
Mlke sullivan.

There are eight men in the vicinity
of Solomon who are named Mike
sullivan. To distinguish them they
are known az Mike Pete, Mike Bat,
smoky Bat, Prairie Mike, Mike Dan
Corner Mike, Wild Mike. Big Mike,
little Mike Kansas City Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
OFT. , In bistory.

$50 - Richard III. Of England born al
FotheringAy castle; killed at bos-
worth. - a.
charles II. Of Spain signed MS "a
nous will beQueating his aohisiio o,ls
10 French prince, which caused me
dreadful war Of the Spanish success
SION.
17so-Maior John Andre, adjutaht geIls ,.l
Of the British forces N AiHN' 10
hanged as a spy -
ssas terrible cyclone devastated the re.
zion living on the north of the quiz OF
S55rico. over 1000 lives lost in LOUISE
ara and Alabama $500,
,so-@ General Neal Dow. a noted Federal
~ veteran and the father Of the pro-
b,bition' movement. died at Portland
ne; born 1884. ,.A
1855 The seaeoast or georgia anu 0'u'"
Carolina swept by cyclone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
KNOCKED HIM OUT
"Hap" Eckstine GOt His Medi-
icine from the pabsts
FORMER PITCHER AND UMPIRE
GIVEN HIS BUMPS BY THE
CHAMPION TEAM OF
YOUNGSTERS
BY star Correspondent.

BY STAFF Correspondent
Mound City. III. Oct Happy
Eckstine. he of the meteoric career in
the Kitty league got an awful jar at
Baseballists park Mound City this at-
ternoon.
Eckstine was once upon time
a pretty good pitcher at least he had
that reputat on and on the strength
Of il got a job with the Cairo team.
AFTER he lost out he went to umpiring
for a living. 1t wasn't long until he
decided that his chances of living
we're slim. as a result Of certain de-
cisions, so he went back to the quiet
life.
Ever since Eckstine has been
throwing high balls and other con
coctions from the rear Of Neadstines
bar on week days and on Sunday has
been throwing base balls in the ca
pacity as pitcher for the Mound City
regulars.
Inc heSulhAfa udtfF bSuu iSssNisRi
cur ups" and have won many games,
and Eckstine has been loaded down
with praise. All of which makes the
story of today sadder.
The Pabst of Caro- came to mix il
up with the Regulars Fckstina
/ smiled that smile of his and assured
the other members Of the team thai
the Pabst were only bunch Of kids
and minated thar if they would just
watch him he would show them how
easy it would be TO mop up.
Eckstine hadn't figured it OUT right
or else he had lost his lucky piece, fol
the Cairo boys knocked him all owe
the lot and wore the Mound Cit,
feldars out hunting for lost balls
In the fourth inning six telling hit
were secured from him and the one
happy Eckstine was lead gently fror
the box and Sheeser substituted II
+ finished the game with three hits hu
the Pabst secured five rams in I'll
Fourth and two more later on and wo
he game from Mound City by III
following score:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

New Orleans. Oct DIR White
spent Saturday and Sunday holding
conferences with parish health boards
along the Southern Pacific railroad.
and while nothing has been heard d.
rectly from him, there is every reason
10 believe that the parishes will soon
raise the qnarantines which they
against the city.
The reports from the outlying pre-
cincts are as follows:
Kenner one new case, two deaths
Tallulah and vic nifty, thirteen new
cases.
Vaudeville, one new case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
How Vanity Was Punished.

They tell Of Coolidge girl who got
in front Of q mirror and practiced and
pracilced until she had acquired a
ewoet, pathetic look In her eyes
Then one day her mother saw The
look and took her to doctor and he
gave her calomel -Atchison, Kans.
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

A strength tonic that brings rich,
red blood. Makes you strong, healthy
and active That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. p G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

The teams line up was as follows
Pabsl- Brackie p; Burgoise e; Vest
lib; Halliday 2h; French 3b i, Weldon
Is. Richardson II; Hilburn CT; A. We'll
Ion rf;.
Mound City Eckstine p Armstrong
y; futile 1b; Martin 2h; Ashby 30,
Williams IS: Keeeh If; Brown CT; and
Stocks rf
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

When a wise merchant wants to get
the ear of the people of Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement In
the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays remnerature

Max Tenn 800. .....S2 degrees
MIN TEN. =, ........7l degree,
TEN at p. m. ............7l degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Mis- Abbie Williams has returned
from an. extended visit 10 relatives
AT Denver Colo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Nicholas Cox left this morning for
Chicago to resume his studies at the
Northwestern dental college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

st Louis and return SO October 2,
and S4.G5 October 3, via Mobile &
Ohio. Limit to return October 6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
Washington Forecast

Washington. Oct Fair Monday
and Tuesday; light fresh north 70
east winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Mrs. STEPHEN Bird will 90 to SAINT
Louis Monday for a weeks visit with
friends,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Andrew Lohr, who has been Ill with
acute indigestion. is greatly improved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02
PURELY PERSONAL
Observation-Disclosures

Barney Cosby continues very i'll
with intermittent fever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Barney GoSD9 CohtAHNS9 s N
with intermittent fever. W
Andrew Lohr. who has been i'll with
acute indigestion. is greatly improved il
Mrs. stephen Bird will 90 to Saint Il
Louis Monday for weeks visit with Il
friends, a
Mi Abbie Williams has returned e
from an. extended visit 10 relatives
AT Denver Colo. 0
Nicholas Cox left this morning for I
Chicago to resume his studies at the /
Northwestern dental college
Ms. r B. Moray and children OF
MT. Carmel, are guests Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Clara Hediger and fam
lily.
d. w. Summons of Thebes was in
the city yesterday the guest OF his
brother Deputy County Clerk John
Summons
Curtis Richie, who has been III /
several weeks at his home on lower
Walnut street. remains in serious |
condition
MI and Mrs. Samuel Anderson Of
Cassupols Mich, are the guests 81
their daughter, Mrs. B. H. Wing Of
4 Center street.
Miss Bertha Jonse was married TO
Alpbonso Clemens Saturday night at
the nome of Judge A. j Ross, on
Fourteenth street.
DR. ]. J. Rendleman left yesterday
for Battle Creek, Mich, to accompany
his wife and children home from a
months soiourn there and at other
points in the north.
Mrs. w. G. Clarke and children are
expected home in few days from Mo
menee. Ill, where they have been
spending the summer with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln.
!. Harvey Fields, late of Memphis,
Tenn has accepted position with tht
II. s. Postal service at Cairo as spec
ial delivery clerk. The many friends
tof MIR. Fielhs will be pleased to leari
OF his new position.
join Sabre. who has been employee
al attendant at St Marys lnfirmar
for several years. left yesterday fo
his home in San Louis Cuba. to Wis
his relatives. Sabre was brought
Cairo by American soldiers whom h
befr.ended while 5hsy were in Cub
during the Spanish American war,
hi A. A. Bondurant, whose cond
ton las been the cause Of considera
@ le concern among his friends was r
ported as much better yesterday az
pronounced out OF danger by his phi
sicians. AS one of them remarke
81 he has reached the stage where re
and good nursing alone are needed
accomplish his complete recovery.
B. Sadler left last night for Chica
In re sponse to message telling OF
serious Illness Of his son, Monte 81
Ter Mrs. Sadler has been in Chiea
several days at the bedside Of her 81
who Is Ill with fever Mr. Sadler
employed in a large law Office in G
cago and 1t is feared that his illn'
has been brought on by overwork.
--------
Very encouraging word was rect
ed yesterday from DR. w. +. Gil
stead who is now at the hospital
The hrs. Mayo at Rochester, Mil
where he recently underwent an
portant operation. A telegram
received yesterday from the doc
addressed to the sisters Of st, Maj
Infrnary, as fellows: You Ct
keep good man down" As Sa
day would probably be considered
critical period in the patients c
the fact that he is able TO refer
himself n the way he does is consi
ed most encouraging.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

b. Sadler left last night, for Chicago
In response to message telling of the
serious Illness Of his son, Monte Sad
Ter, Mrs. Sadler has been in Chicago
several days at the bedside Of her son
who isill with fever. Mr. Sadler Is
employed in large law office in Chi
cago and 1t Is feared that his illness
has been brought on by overwork
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

MS. r. B. Moray and children OF
MT. Carmel, are guests Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Clara Hediger and fam
iIv
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

hi A. A. Bondurant, whose condi
ton las been the cause Of considerab
le concern among his friends, was re.
ported as much better yesterday and
pronounced out OF danger by his ply
sicians. AS one of them remarked
he has reached the stage where rest
and good nursing alone are needed &c
accomplish his complete recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

d. w. Summons of Thebes was in
the city yesterday the guest OF his
brother Deputy County Clerk John
Summons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

JOIN Sabre. who has been employed
as attendant at st. Mary's lnfirmary
for several years. left yesterday for
his home in San Louis, Cuba. to visit
his relatives. Sabre was brought to
Cairo by American soldiers whom he
befrsended while 4hey were in Cuba
during the Spanish American war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-02

Curtis Richie, who has been Ill
several weeks at his home on lower
Walnut street, remains in serious
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

Parlor Brooms-Full nlzs. besi
stock, well Hewcd. worth 2se
tomorrow, special .........I5e
None sent &. o. D.
Waste Paper Bagkeia-R Nice slzs
for home or office. straight
wicker baskets with strong
handles. worth 3sc. tomorrow
hpetlat ..t..sss. sssss.....23e
Shawl Straps Good strong sgran
stitched handle. worth &c. 10.
morrow. special ..4.......lle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
Around the House

plain White Crepe Paper Napkins
hundred ,..stf.s.s ..sssss. ios
Wire Coat Hangers Worth Be-
each. tomorrow, special z for Be
Wash Benches Good. strong fold
ing Tub Benches for tubs.
worth 600. tomorrow, special
...... ....... 1tc
Cut Glaaa Pickle Dishes = New
patterns brilliant cuttings.
worth $3.50. tomorrow, special
............... s2.40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
rgmpLARs CELEBRATE CEN.
TENNlAL

BOSTON. Mass May 2t-To the
martial music Of forty bands and
hedeeked IN their brilliant uniforms
1000 knight TemplarH. represents
ing forty Communicates. paraded
through naaion'H principal streets
today IN celebration OF the eenten-|
niai Of the order IN Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island. This afternooh|
centennial exercises we're held ina
the Masonic Temple. and the cele-
hfatiou will conclude tonight with \
banquet at the Hotel somarHct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

others may be deprived OF H.
The long haul. which the $. =.
octopus In putting upon the long
suffering people. results In not
cents profit. financially TO the COM
panY. nor does It pretend SO.
Ia running around Green Lake In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
RuchIng Sale Continued


ought Il Ia
bsrn eli Andm n
d bounuui when the
rpoui a
TaTan uupsand robes y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

Wamen's White Aprons-of lawn.
80 Inches wide. i-inch hem. bre-
telle Of embroidery. price Use
Woncn's White Apruns-of lawn.
&c Inches wide. 6-inch hem. wide
strapa over shoulder. bib Of
wide embroidery. price ....25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

Women's Mother Hubbard Aprons
Made OF AmoHkeaE Bingham.
covers all and meets in the
back, price .. sss..,sst.. Soc
Women's White Aprons Made Of
lawn. so inches wide. extra long.
with pocket and 7-ineh hem.
price e. .st+..ts..-..tst.. 2oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
You'll Note the Moderate
Prices on
Drug Supplies

Red Rubber Syringe quart
real bargain. tn extra good vaios'
worth tl.15, tomorrow cry 4.
. . ...s ....-s le-s
Also The Best Grade Of Househois
Red Rubber Gloyes-NoI
gfz5. tomorrow ..s. ...... Jos
our stock IN Rubber Goods :
one OF the best IN the city. W
our prices and see our stock.
Junlus Smiths Violet Toilet TAI
cum Pow deH-F'ar superior 70
CalEafea or Mennen's. II
healing and antiseptic 10 ths
skin tissue. regular value 80 ~
cur price ..... 1890. -
JunIus Smiths Fancy Sacne'
Packages All doors, loc ps.k-
Teeth Cleaning Requisite ne
best and most popular nfaheN
powders paEtes and liquids ~
ulnr value 25c. tomorrow Toe
La parislannc Soap--bong bars 9
pure Transparent Glyeerines ivs
per bar. 8 bars for $500. Aos
Soaps domestic su< imported
inexpensive. pure soaps all KINGS
Imported Java Rice Powder
shades. pure and harmless s ~
ular zoe. special sale ...'@oe
Hair Tuulcs-pinauds kau 9s
oulniue. the best OF al h4ll
Tonnes manufactured. speei~
sale. "a
$500 size for ...........'si 20
500 size for =. ..... '..s'assss
sec size for e. ..... 1880
Also Dauderlne- 60.
500 size o.. ..... ...s' "a
soc size .. ss... .s+ss -,
Cold Cream civilians Inc e'..s
kind 10 use. the theauiea. ~ -
family size jar. our price Soy Soy
and the exquisite Williams wv
Cream and skin Food les -.
dies toilet. regular sse' s uS
urIgc .......... ss...s.t
Anheuser- Busch Malt Nnf'ssse *
dozen =. ,.s.s ss.ts ..'r''v IN
pahst Malt on excellent TOM. S o.
your meals. per doE.
Pure Olive on Tor internal anu -. rs
tern1l uFc. made ito"
olives and refined sse
I OF. standard size package ~
Scz. standard size package ~
Doan's Kidney Pills and WiliiAl.
pink pills. slaughter sale ts az,
lar Gee. tomorrow ....'''-''S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

This Is the second car Of the ~
up-to-date STYLES which met With 81
the season are represented In this
the assortment remains A. lbs hest7
Our Go-Carts are built In a ma
safety They are admittedly the n
Glad 10 show them whether you Wi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

OLYMPIA. May 2l.--The Seattle
Everett Interurban Railway COM
pany filed articles Of incorporation
here yesterday. The capital stock
Is s1,750.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
We're Sure These Aprons Will Please You

Kitchen Aprons Made
Of Amoskeag Bingham, SO inch
- wide. IS inches long, with
pocket. price ..ts ...t .t.. Ioe
Practical Kitchen APP
rons- Made OF AmoskeaR ginE-
ham. so inches wide. IS inches
long. with pocket price ,. 25o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
Ribbon Filters

Out ~ half a score ae meatlon
three. Bargains rushed 70 "
from Mes York and ready tomor.
roW for this Last May week On
special fller tables Thofoarh.
fare aisle
25e RIBBONS lie
SILK Taffeta and Satin Taffs,a
Ribbons IN extra fine quality
high luEier. beautiful finish.
choice ealors and black or uhsts
widths 10 Z inches. worth &c, 1t
--sss s-sss .sss+s.s.ss i5t
zoe RIBBONS fse-
Handsome Al six Taffeta and
satin THfeta and Fancy All sHk
Ribbons Extra quality beaat.
ful sheen. popular cOlorz and
black or white. IN plain goods
and large variety Of color con-
hinAtluHs in fancy rlhhona
widths TO inches. worth lee. al
.+sss ..-ss ..sss.......l ss
Zoe RIBBONS 2se-
Beautiful soft Faiils and satin
Messaiiua Hlbbons-ln extra
vide widths. for HaEhes. glrdies.
boa and hat trimmings. ali pop
ular shades and black or uhlit,
handsome sheen. soft and ius-
tfuuH. widths TO Z inches. worth
soc. az - ..... ....+s..... Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
Ooo RIBBoNs 1e-
NeckWear Filters


Such leaders 81 these xill crowd
the Seckmcar Counter al day To-
morrow OF shine
ise COLLARS FOR 3d.
Band Turnover colsaFk
Stock Collars IN emhroidsrst
designs, pretty patterns. sold
white or white with color con-
binations. worth ise. each Sc
SOC NECKWEAR iSo--
Fancy Neakwe ar-lnein3lug sioek
Collars. in fancy pstterns Aiih
tab ends or flowing cat al
ends. all choice. pretty fiystA
nicely trimmed. worth 70 ~.
sst.-s s--s. 80. ..s.s...toe
75c REcKWEAR TO
Fancy Six. Wash and Lace Neck
wear-Includiug stock Coil2rs
Turnover Collars. Collar enc
cuff Sets iu solid white. Nhiif
with coloFg and solid colors
choice styles and nicely trim
med. worth 10 &c. each. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ANACoRTEs. May 24-The esti-
mated fish pack by the various
canneriea for the season is $3.50
050 This estimate IL based on the
small catch OF last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24

LINCOLN. Neb. May 2i-About
200 lumbermen will leave this city
on June 10 visit the numbering
districts OF the Pacific Northwest.
and will pay two visits 10 Seattle.
The first will be on June II. and
the second on June 10. Nearly 100
stops will be made on ten trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-24
"NHAT WILL WE DOE"

only cyeryhug befoal which he
IN sight but viii destroy and b himself order that
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-28
NEW ONE
Conrad Makes H. w. Vance
Sup rinf' nd"nt

The word comes from Conrad City
that ]. q. Conrad has appointed d. W.
Vance, heretofore in charge OF the
vo,k on the Montana nine, to be su-
perintendent of all the various Corral
properties, succeeding G. A. Singer.
Mr.. Vance will be assisted by a capable
foreman on each of the properties.
1t is proposed to push the work this
winter with all possible dispatch.
Especial attention will be paid 70 the
Big Thing group and other properties
in which Edmund Bristol, Of Tronto, is
interested.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-28
TO MEET
Chamber of Commerce Will
Hold Special Meeting

There will be a special meeting OF
the chamber of commerce tomorrow
night at s O'Clock to hear the report OF
the summer resort committee which
has almost completed canvass Of the
town for money with which to advertise
this city as resort for summer tourists,
The committee has raised 1852 so and
more will be added. This does not in
clude anything from any of the trans
portation companies.
The members Of the committee de-
sire that any person who desires to con-
tribute to the fund who has not been
called upon to call upon Mr.. Draper or
some other member Of the CON-
mittee and leave his name.