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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
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Wabinston IL. Suli. Der
iapanif9e gsfanote 8aiabira rsifs
beute mad Sem Oort ab unb uirb NOR.
gen gum @abeIfrabfid beim prdiosn.
ten in Opifer Bap fein. gs iolsn
gin3el6eiten far ben gmpfans Der
GrisoensfOmmihdre 3u Otter gap unb
fir ben 3uiammrntritt Der aonfersn,
In Der JlOttenftatiOn bon portsmoutb,
q. g., befpro9en tuerbsn.
ueber d N { m M n Ter.
Roanote, 3D., Is. Suli. -
Die &egen tn ben leBten 3ebn Sasen
babsn bic 8srsifr6ms ibst ibre life,
getrieben. Sn ben Nisberunsen bier
in Der 0a9baridaft if Nles fortgs=
rifsn, aud pisIe Brtden.
gu Uptbsbile fslen in brei Stun.
ben bret 3oI Rsssn.
gu &oanofe betruger bic Wisber.
|f4Idge in ben lebten su6lf Sassn 7.3s
3ol. Der 8~abnbsrfsbr 1T bur9 aus.
tuaf9unsen fart sef6rt.
Sru.p ro3eB.
2anas gitp, Wo., 13. Suli.
u. g. Sboris, bon Warietta, o.,
&siisnbsr ftr bic psnn. &sinsrp 60.
bon Oil @ttp, pa., fasts beute in benz
pro3she seeett bic STANDARD Oil Co.,
bic &epublie Oil 60. unb bic Maters
parce Co., aus, baB bas 9etpdhren
bon Rabattsn elm algsmeiner Iebrau9
fsi, um @si&dfts gu MAIDEN. Ct iei
als Nn9sfelter Der &spublic Oil SO.
a~ngeuleien tuoroen, Der National 60.
RHnosn ab~3unsbmer1 unb benielben 3u
bieiem 3wsde einen &abatt bon einem
9alberl Gent per @auote 81 9etrdbrer.
ST babe nj, bsriu9t, 2unbcn Der
Standard Oil 60. ;u bsfommsn.
Sieiss 3eusnib iol ba3u bisnen. gu
bemeiien. baB bic 3 eben gsnannten
@eieai4aften in einem 3ruf uaren.
Raniaer Waferiimpe!.
Sopeta, 2ans., Is. Suli. -
@Oub. 6od bat bic @rbausr bee
S9la9ti9ifss 8anias eriu9t, ben
StapsQauf befslbsn, Der fur ben IL.
augut fstgeiebt mar, fur einige Gage
au beriaisbsn. bamit CT anueisnb isin
tonne. Die Sodter bss @ouDernsurs
ion bic S9ifstaufe boa3tebsn.
SD suirbe boraieben", iaste ber
@ouperneur, bob bas S9if mil
WaHsr sstauft ueros. Wenn bic Saae
mir ibsrlahsn tpiro, uerbe Id san3 &C.
nib a%norbnsn. bab bas saif nur nit
Waher sstauft uiro. Wenn es jebo9
Der 8ebrau9 bes Observation-Disclosures
III. bas S9if anbsrs 3u taufen, unb
er BOT Dos Wort In Der Sade, tuerbs
Id mid gepib burd bic 8ori4ldse bss
Separtements leiten laRsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
SdmereteHs

Notber 3Ieeiarten 81 .76-s.76.
gnslii&er 4Ieeiamen $8.6O-6.W
MIipte 8Ieeiamen SO. 0O-s.50.
NIfaIfa Sleeianaen $S.ho-9.G.
Betber 8~leeiamen $500.
@ewdbIter Timotbp $I.80-1.7s.
Srb:ndrer BIB gutter Tix,otby 81. s5-I.N.
Samep 8entudp 8Iausras $I.0o-l.a6.
8Iausras IN @baf b0e.
@nsIii9es gIausras $l.46.
Or9arb @ras S1.70-1.80.
Reb 9op IN Gbaf 75e-$I.1e.
8afer 8ort Be-S1.00.
Amber Sussrrobr Samen $1.O0-L.%.
8etber 9aferiarten 40c
5ribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Netbss unb seIbes Born 81. 0O-l.H,
&eo Sob gnftIase $1.10-1.25.
Com geas $l.76.
Ninet $1.20 bis $1.85.
GribiabrssG ei3en 81 40.
SeA,ptebeI, rueibe, seIbe unb rot5e $3.50
pet 8uIbeI.
Sib : RartoffeI, eeIbe SerIen, Deruuba.
9eIbe Haniernonb unb fieIiae Queen s.. 90 Der
5ab; rotbe Taniemenb $2.75; BraFEanii4e
RartofeIn, friibe 8 No@en zoe per BuibeI:
friibe Dbio 65c Der gaibeI; fribe Soie SOC rer
friibe Burbanf 6Oe per HufbeI: fri.be
pebron DOC per Iuibel; &uraI geu Dori unn
Sreen gfountain 40e per guibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
9 arpn 8ofen borsefeII

Spfer . q 3, =. S., IL. Sult.
Der ruffi9e gOtf9after unb Grisoenss
bsboGmd9tiste murbe beute 3u Sasa-
more SiI benz prdRbsntsn bur9 ben
8. SfIfsfaatsiefretdr pierce bOrseffsllt.
Die gsremonie nabm nur eini9e Wis
ritsn In anfpru9. gs fanb tein for.
msllsr austauf9 bon Witt6eilungen
fntt.
got9after ROien unb 9ulfs.S stre'
tdr pieree blisbsn als @dffe beg prdt.
benton Big $50 l16r. Damn fubren
He in Der gauipase R~oufsOelt's mad
benz piei, tpp fe en- 8orb Der ga9t
Subj" sinaen, bic fe mad Nsu 0ort
brinsen uirb.
Beri9t hber ben g b
oer8 m 10 plle.
90 a6inston n, Is. Suli. Sas
rsus Spfem Der 3uiammenfeaung
bes monatli9en Beri9ts hber ben
Stanb Der 8aurntpoae murbe bersits In
N~usfhbruns 9ebra9t. 9ieisr leBts
gsri9t, Der ber6Hsntli9t woroen 1T,
tpurbs untsr umfdnben suiammenas'
fslt, tusl9s iebsn Wibbrau4 birsti
ausi9loHen. Wor9ens puroen bic
biebei bstheilietsn 8samtsn, setretdr
5aps, Chefs tatifiter 9poe uno meb'
rere grpsrtsn bss DEPARTMENTS. IN
Elm 3imnsr, bsKsn Sbirsn %.iOrgfdltig
beri4loHsn tporbsn tparen, einsefperrt,
aus usl9sm fie erf am Na4mittag.
naa Gsrtisfelung tes Seri4ts, her'
ausgelaNsn tuurbsn. Die sSelepbon=
8erbinoung NIT bisism 3immer mar
abssfslt muroen, uno aud behen 6ens
FER tuarsn frsns bsmddt poroen, um
isnen gertebr nit Der aubentuelt 3u
petbinoer1.
Orr feabertretenbe 8ensralanualt.
Ssrr Don't, ertldrte, Setretdr Wilion
babe i'm brin9sno aufgeforbert, ben
bstriissrii9sn Wanipulationen auf ben
Sruno ;u gs6sn uno ale ibm CUR Iers
fasuns ftsbsnbsn Mittel su eri&opfen,
bic @abrbsit an ben Gag al bringen
unb ale S9uloi9en our Strafe gu
,isbsn. Ssrr SOpt uno 6err Bead
ft.ben bsrsits in 0~erbinbun9, um fef-
3ufelsn, Oh cine 0erfi9ung auf9efun'
ben rsrbsn tonne, unter uel4er 9sgen
gbwin g. Solmss, ben getueienen
SiiIssS tatifitsr bes AderbausS epar-
temsnts, psl9sr tussen manipulirter
3ablen i'm Mesierungs grnteberi4t
uno tpegsrl an Netp OOrter groter ins
ter Der 6anb i'm gorbinsin ab9egebss
ner Snfcrmationsn sntlafsn uurbe,
unb ae9en ebsntusls Witi9ulbige bors
ssgangsn uerbsn tonne. Soate bic
frafseri9tli9e @erfOlsuns ni8i bur4-
fibrbar isin, lou nod anoereu 6ano:
babsn ssfuat wsrosn, um bic S4uloi-
gen gu fafen.
gIebator.unaII
goungstow n, O., Is. Suli.
gls i'm gebdube Der @srarb Sron 60.
bic Wai9insrie an 5abrfuble per'
Iaote, ma9ten f9 Wartin Quiaigan
unb So6n timber, 2 gnsetsate, baran,
bieielbe In Srbnuna 3u brin9en.
pl6bli9 isbts f9 bieielbe In getue9une
unb beibe 2eute tpurber erbriidt.
gant gef&Ioffen.
OeIIpm g prings, o., Is.
SuIt. Nn Der 5bar Der @iti3ens
Bant uurbe 6eute cine @oiia anse.
i4lrgsn, bab bic gant gei9IOhen let.
Oils 8runb pirb anaessben. baB tn
ben lsbten 2 Wonaten biele Sepofteu
auriidge3Ogen tuuroen. Wan 9laubt,
oab bic @ldubiger ppQ ausbeaabli
perbsn.
z Wen9en bur9 9 + | o.
tons et6btet.
aflanb b, @al., Is. Suli. -
Sur& cine grplOfon In ben Spnamit.
tpsrfsn, 10 Weilsn bon bier, Duroer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Gri&te mmb 0eMRie.
Sra9ts

Sriidte unS 0eMiie.
Gra9ts
NepfeI-gute 3o&dpfeI $2.25-2.b0 per
Sat.
8ananen 81. 50-2.C0; iIetne t1-S1.1.
@ttrpnen IS 81 -s.00 per Rife
Dransen California S. per Rife.
gfirli9e - Georgia 81. 10; &entudp $l.25.
per Grate.
pHaunen - $l.b0 per 8ifte.
grombeeren = $1.25-$1.5o.
Simbeeren - $a.Q5 per @rate.
@emafe.
Motbe Riiben 26e per Dusenb gun9es.
California GeIerp s6e-$1.00 per Dun@.
8IumentebI 75c per Tutenb.
Dbfer SLANT 15e per Dutenb.
SaIat &c per 4funb.
2artoffeIn 1850 per eaG; SOC auf ben
@eIeiien.
Suinois sib $ 3artoHeIn $500 PEI Tas.
garinips $500 per Sas.
Stabilize l5c per Duterh.
geteriiIie &c per Dasenb 8um&es.
Spinat -75c per 5ab
@eibe Riben $500 pei SaS.
Rutaba9as $l.10-31.20p per Sat.
SparaeIn 10e bis 25e per 8un4.
&bubarb 15c bis zoe per Dutene.
@riine 8miebeIn &c per Dutenb.
Rraut = 1851 0 per Grate.
9urten a c per Duteno.
3uiebeIn - $1.76- $1.00 per Grate.
Grbien : $40 per 8uibel.
Neuen Rartoffeln - 6ec = &c per BuibeI.
GanteIoupes = $l.5) = S2.09 per Crate,
W~a1ierneIoner - Ice - 26c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
Suite, 0ses map y 4

4dnbIer beaobIes fsIsexbe RreHe:
Butter - Country, 1885, 9reontert 2oss
OIetx 23G
oter-12c per Dutexh.
&Itner Sc, Adbne 3. Turiet8-10-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
@efabrbptIes u m I.

Mnabarto, Otla.. Is. Suli.-
g. 6. &snfop unb 3burfton plop.
man, 2 Mitsliebsr bss SuIratbss muir.
ben 3u gogar In sinem Streite &c.
tbbtst, Der tiber SGuiangeIegenbsiten
sntfanbet iein foa. Der Sheriff bat
gs6tlfsn nod benz S&aupIate gei&idt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14

Oatlanb, Gal, Is. Suli. =
Sur& cine grplofon In ben Spnamit=
perfen, 10 Weilsn bon bier, tuurberl
@nt. Dinner unb z gbinsisu &c.
t6btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-14
06fe,

Gnsros s Bertaufspreiis Srpo:ttz &
S@peixrsdfs 80e pee Bfuas stxtssmt~s.
e9meiertdie lie. Msseoxfn gsesns $ Raj
le, Neu Dort gbeSbars lse, stssetri'
l@er 2imbureer 15e. Bid lee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
JAPAN ALWAYS PREPARED.

Tho Gear is paying a dearcr price
daily for his obstinacy in not asking
for an armisticp The island Of Sagha.
lien has fallen an easy prey 10 Japan's
land and sea forces They are over
running 1t at will, and the Russians
one resource Is 10 destroy what prop
crty they can Nav the Japanese arc
landing troops near the mouth Of the
Amur River, on the Siberian coast,
from which point ii they will, they can
despatch an army to attack Linevitch
in the rear From Northern Corca a
formidable army is advancing slowly
but steadily toward vladivostok
But the heavy rains in Manchnria
Oyamas army before now would have
been on the move Long slences al
his headquarters have always hodet
III for the enemy His way Is to dis
cuss plans after hc has executed thcm
All these operations arc graceful nc
minders TO Russia that II Is Japai
that will dictate the terms OF peace.
Y Az this end the Japanese ENJOYS ar,
ready for the peace conference. The,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

One reason why SO many people
have respect and confidence III Padu-
cab as a sold. progressive city IS that
Paducah citizens are always ready to
say word for Paducah as q good
place in which 70 do business and 10
live Cairo has much greater re-
sources than Paducah, ais waIi as 4
much brighter future If The citizens
Of Cairo would form Inc bahiF Of
speaking fayorahly Of this city when
ever tipny ~ among outsiders the
beneficial results would soon 80 mark.
ed all along the line Public spirit
and local pr de are yaiaaho assets 10
any city Let every Cairo man tell
people what Cairo has 'cnt IS doing
and Is going 70 do It is not neces-
sary TO blow" or indulge IN hot
air" Just tell them The facts which
will speak for themselves. ll'a a good
thing, Try II,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
A TRAMP PARADISE.

Any unusual exodus III Weary VII
liams through Cairo igrst at This time
will receive explanation III the fact
that Mrs. Almira Kramer, esghty-nine
Years III ago AMI possessed of $l15..
900. has left $1,000 in trust the IN
come To be used 70 feed and battle
ramps IN kalamazno Framps will
notice With joy that the expenditure
Of the fund Is obligatory and thai The
taking Of bath Il cot
Iii iaN1 Kalamazoo had a population
of 2I.lot If whom s.ooe were engaged
in growing celery What the papula.
ton win liz n 1870 il would not he
safe ID predict, but the celery-eaters
will increase more rapidly than the
celery growers Probably it will not
be necessary ~ af,l 70 the twnscree
churches aml HE eight banks Of the
city
For those who wish ID show their
appre ciation OF Mrs. Kramer'a bequest
BY breaking bread at her board or thai
lGf her trustee, Senator julius Caesar
Burrows, it win be enough to say that
Kalamazoo IS delightfully."- situated in
the valley Of that name in Southwest
crn Michigan II Is within easy pan
! handling distance 81 Cairo. Forward
/ the hobo brigade, Is there a man dis
4 mayed? The bath IL not compulsory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
erHIRTYFlvE YEARS ago.

Owing 10 break III the records ~
has been necessary TO discontinue The
Bulletins popular column "Thirty-fiYe
wears ago" for the last month. The
items Of which this column has teen
composed are verbatim extracts from
the old flies of taa newspaper and
ss such they have proved Of greatest
Interest not only to old citizens fam
liar with the scenes and events de-.
picted but aas matter Of comparison
with modern Cairo, 70 younger gen
creations
II is consequently with very much
pleasure that The Bulletin N able 10
announce that the column will be a
regular feature again. commencing
with this mornings issue. Not only
personal items and news breyities will
be reproduced but often an advertise
ment Is of sufficient interest to war.
rant its publication. Readers Of The
Bulletin are invited 70 visir the office
at any time for the purpose Of look
lng over the old files.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
A HAVEN OF HEALTH,

while other cities have been swell.
tcrng with excessive heat Cairo has
been blessed with summer resort
weather
The accurate record OF atmospheric
conditions here for practically the en-
dire summer would be fit for puhli-
cation in the prospectus Of a summer
resort
The cool nights, The delightful morn.
ings and comfortable days We have
been enjoying make life worth living
and keep up the health and sp ri,s Of
the citizens.
Cairo has been gaining for some
time u reputation rs . hlacc where ex
istcnce Ii ideal and the fine weather
this season more than ever enhances
The good name Of the city as haven
OF health.
We have everything ~ boast Of ant
Inothing ID fear OH THAT scpre
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CHURCH SERVICES
) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SUNDAY EycnIaa So san lee.

Sunday Evening scfg Service.
The following h. program Of
The song ,er4iee At he CMrc rap
cmch h vtpiE-
Opcaing - 9an hy b.. choir
Iiymn-l5S WhAt " ode-ti
Saw or.
Scripture Lesson Mat eG. ~. a.
Duet Forcyet with tRe Lord" by
Miss TIKI Fntoa and Mg Se'n@
PRAYER
Solo How sRce. tie Mime of
Jesus Sounds BY Fred Caanell.
Quartette I'm a Pilgrim" BY
Misses Edmonls and Thorntoa aaa
Messys Ccnnell and Steinel
Onertory.
Solo Miss Nellie Hall
Sermon-"F From the Garden to The
Cross"
Nearer My Cod 10 Thee W.
Mrs w l. Holt
Closing Hymn l05-"Will There &c
Any Stars in NV CTown2"
You are cordially Invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

we stndayed down - Mennpll
when The / a was 81, safs The Hard
ealan Free Pre- &, lRd NH are Ffsse
10 state thai il Is tnliy .tne saloons
were closed and The pse keeps we're
all out on TIL siie'salk bnt every
fellow we met ha i bottle ID dis hip
pocket and every fellow thought thai
he was the oaly fellow tina; mad 4
bottle, and, Az 4 fes1lt every fellow
asked as to have 4 DRINK wy struck
the town al 1910 Il. III. and ws sad
a mansfield Jazz by iqyg2 d. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

Grant was unknown and discourag
ed at forty, hero and president al
fcrty-ssyen. Lincoln Went into tae
White House az fiftyTwo Taylor be-
gan to be strenuous president az
S xty-hve. Washington fathered his
country while III the iorties and dftIes
and became chief magistrate at Gfty-
seven. Benjamin Franklin did his
best public service after be was Sew
nety 50 examples could be multi
piled indefinitely In the United
States Senate today out Of ninety
members, more than score will
reach seventy years OF age before 1897
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu
Iation for one year, ending De-
csmber 81, INTERCHANGEABLE
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for month Of January,
1905 ................... .2045
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for February. 1905. 2o34
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for March, 1905 ....,.. .2o95
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1905 .,...... 1920
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for May, 1905. ......... 2f72
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for june, 1905 ......... .2256
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

have met President Roosevelt. attend
ca 10 the preliminaries and are only
wa ting for NJ Whites arrival Every
detail has been looked after even
.iown to The polite official whose di
plomatic duty it is to hald the Ameri-
ran interviewer at bay with unofficial
information
AS urual. Japan proves herself pre-
pared for every contingency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
June, 1905.

The above is a correct statement OF
the Caro- Bulletin. daily and Sunday,
for the year 1904, and for the first six
mouths Of the year 1895.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
tsis first day OF July, 1905,
e. L. GILBERT.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
yellow perilitis.

Yes, said Farmer Hawkins. IF
there IL cite thing -;n earth | dread
I'd ii the yellow per /
What do YOU know about the vel
Tow peril?" asked Mr. C,tyman.
What do | know about it? Wall,
IT'S plain enough that you never run
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

cairo's new city hallsis sure 20 mat
erializc sooner or later and the prop
III thing 10 DO now Ii to secure tho
lots In the block above the Custom
House by individuals that the site
may be ready for the building in am,
pie time. t W
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
Al ST. Patrick's Church.

Father Reyno,as .. East 81 Louis
is here to assume the duties Of Faith.
er Keefe VITO has gone To ST Louis
and will conduct the usual services
at st. Patrck's church until Father
Downy returns from abroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

The Bulletins editorial Ii yestcr-
days issue concerning fees collected
by the express companies for deliver
Ing parcels up town has me- with
much favorable comment throughout
the city. The express companies, how
ever arr saying mighty little on the
subject.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

More than one new industry Is look
Ing IN the direction Of Cairo as a
future site. II would be an excellent
time to combine the several good or
CARNATIONS interested In accomplish
ing such results into one solid body.
III IL impossible TO secure the beet
results without concentration,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
erlaht Roy.

Can yau think of any advantage, =
asked the teacher, that the little max
ed savage children have over your"
Sure, replied Johnny They don't
have to wear their big brothers cast
of clothes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

notwithstanding the many discour
agements In the way OF the house
builder the activity IN this direction
continues undated. Every year
shows an Improvement In the class Of
buildings erected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
Haynes will sing. Miss sarber solo.
A. the Presbyterian church.

Rev. s. S.Bobson. of Pennington
ILL.,, will fill the pulpit at the PresDy
terrain church at both the morning and
evening service Al the morning SER
vice the Misses Grace and Maude
Sutherland will render 9 violin duet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

u looks as II theirs was enough ac-
emulation 10 the sewers 10 pretty
well rolve the problem Of how tho
low lots are to be fitted. This. how.
ever Is a matter that can not be
made general practice with safety.
The place for the contents Of the
sewers Is the bed Of the Mississippi
river about d mile below the Point
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

The Bulletin IS on sale at the fol
Living places:
coleman'ss 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co. Union depot.
h Riue Front Restaurant.
Wilhelm s. Ferriman, Paducah, KY
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

The most interesting thing about Il
Russian cruisers stopping British
ship III the Red Sea Is that there IL d
Russian cruiser left.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

by keeping your premises well
cleaned up SO they present neat and
orderly appearance you add just that
much 70 the value Of your real cs-
tate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

After paying about a l,iIIion dollars
in the snpp,r of MS own army. not
M speak of what Tho Erafisrs got, and
coughing up another billion ID Jap.
VA. 10 say rosh'ng Of lie loss Of mis-
navy, thu rlauxI,tar of half 4 million
ldieTs and nv ceiing q cons.dusa
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

You will make yourself much more
popular in the neighborhood il YOU
will play the hose on the dusty street
for an hour each evening than YOU
VIII If you play the piano all day,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FoR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY PERS ON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
At nc Christian Church.

Special music AT Christian church
sunday night. Mrs. Gholson, Mrs,
Sarber and Mr. Buchanan and Mr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
TIE Other World.

Yes, sir, old Gruhbins smoked zip
To the sour Of his Death"
"If all hear about his life he true
he smoked some after death. too
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

slaughter sale of hsga prices at An
trims IL Ohi1 Levee, where you can
not only find the most fashionable
andi seasonahle stock Of clothing in
the city. but taa largest and best
variety OF straw leghorn, Panama,
cashmere and silk hats eyer offered in
Cairo. tt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

And the slop pail at the side door
may hardly be considered thing Of
beauty
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

- went in swimming pop whined
3a small Toy, and sonnet, dy stole
any clothes. That's The naked truth. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

They say baJhing is bad FOR tlc
VIZ; saE ta2 lsH ceins sanmcr
II IS tic nan Il
srst met YOU in tie surf and fen IN
love at first sight
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

This Is the time OF the year When
the hose may be used daily on The
lawn To excellent advantage
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

When man allows hims IF to BIS
blackmailed for few Thousand il is
q sure sign of one Of two things He
Is either very wicked Or very foolish
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

1t is strange, but tie rovolnt on sts
who walk around with 4 red flag
seem to be about the only people in
Russia who arc not for sale
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

improve the appearance Of your
neighborhood
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

While Japan wants peace, II wishes
it to b. understood that she will not
Insist on IL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

Among other things don't neglect
the grass in the s SIDEWALK
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

Pr Louise divorce by husband
daughter Of Leopold belgium sha mar
father and the couple
live nnhppy number she met Count Won Mata
sichKsgeteh He colonel the
relations discovered PAip put his wife
The scandal Of Europe Tor
finally succeed
III d few months
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

iu.o yalle- jackets nest in your
lie
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

For a shave, haircut OF shampoo.
or if you want your hair and washers
dyed to your own s@:.sfaciion call at
j. Geo Steinhouses shop corn
Eighth stree and Commercial ave,
Pcrry Housed July I'd IN.
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II the Calvary pantist Church.

The sermons today in the Calvary
Baptist church will he conducted by
Rev. s. p, Mahoney
The subject this morning will be
"Honoring or Dishonoring God in
Worship Tonight the subject will be
Christ the Life" Strangers are cor.
daily invited.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
cs,ro. Alexander County, Illinois. pom
uiatisn I6.i47.

cs,ro. Alexander County, Illinois. pom
viati4n I6.i47.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
CLERK, L. A HATCHER
Treasurer. JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, T.. S. DEWEY
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population x2.sss
County Judge. WIN s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE e. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner. DR. JAS. NJ. McMANUs
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK n
DAVIS.
County Superintendent Of SchocA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Board OF County commissioner.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
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Clean upl Clean up
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-30

Good calf boots for TWO dollars aud
seyeaty-fiyc cents at + Neff's; ~
0hic Leyee.
The Market Hons This building
which now encumhers Washington
avenue. is to be sold at auction. Who
bids?
There will be co.Hl on party Civ
On next Tuesday evening August End.
on Capt. Phillips new wharfboat.
The council now consists Of Alder
men Arther, Carclay, Fitzgerald, .Tor-
gensen. Meyers. Taylor, Beankle, Car
roll, Kleh, Lohr. I.onergan, Mckee
Mendel aud Waller Mayor Thos
Wilson presides over the delihsraS ons
of the august body aforesaid
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ImmanueI l.utheran chureh.

Usual services conducted by the
pastor. M SIS Mary Sarher viii sing
at The Morn ng service. Master How,
ard Frank will render violin solo ut
Ss,h