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FREDERICKSBURG HORSE SHOW
JULY TH'1sTH-REpUcEDR RATES

~ II43 y WIN w n q u NJ NJ ~
Rate-Fair and third for the round
trip to fredericksburg, Va, from all sta
lions. Tickets OH sale July nth. 18th ana
18th, good returning until July 14th In
scluslve;. continuous passage in each direc-
tion. Apply to- ticket agents. RI Il. &
r. r. n. W. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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Root Knocked Out.

Round 1o-Hart landed right swing to
Roots neck. rocking him. They fought
into clinch, Boxed IN and out OF
cinches. Root put left to jaw as the
bell sounded. Honors aboue even.
Round 1t-Root pounded stomach with
both right and left Hart landed hard right
swing to Kidneys. Root put left to chin
and right to body. Root drove left to
stomach and received left to body,
Round 12-The men fought into a
clinch. Jeffries separated them. but
again they fell to a cinch, Separated
again. Hart bored in and at close range,
ripped his right UP under and a little
to the left OF Roots heart. Root went
to the floor and was counted out.
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Virginia-Carolina League.
HALF RATES TO TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
AND RETURN, VIA SOUTHERN 4,

II. Tickets on sale July 1-s-10, limited 15
days from date Of sale with privilege
of extension to september aoth upon pay.
ment OF fec Of fifty cents. account sum.
ner School. This rate Is open TO the
public. 'O
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Cincinnati.
(BY Assoclnted Press.

337Ef (By AsSOclhtcd 7PreBS.) u
s CINCINNATI O., July s.-Latonia sum-
maries: tts y
F1rst-lve furlongs-Slster Frances ;G to
y. first: Mckinney g. to y, second Annie
Smith Q5 to y, third Time, Loo So.
luca q to ~ firsts Judge Traynor q to y,
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ATLANTIC COAST LIhE-cHEAR
A TABLESPOONFUL -QE 4IIII V -

Account above. the Atlantic Coast Linz
will sell tickets to all points south ~
Potomac ana east NJ Mississippi Rivers,
Including st. Louis. Mo-, at one and ono'
third flrst-class fares minimum rate. IA
cents). Tickets on sale July LIST to 4th'
in Gan t1 fln n lm,t ,o July stA 1905
of the company; Richmond Ira nsfer Com.
pany, $40 East Main Street, or a
@. s.SCAMPBDLL.
Dlylslon Passenger Agent.
No, as East Main Street, Richmond. va
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Union STATION
ON BROAD STREET
Continued From First Page.)

Street. but 1t Is more than probable that
this route will be chosen. for Mr. Sitter
ding, director of the electric company,
has purchased large amount OF prop
erty which could be used In. approaching
Broad Street. One of the officers OF tho
road, when asked II tho property was
bought for the electric road, said:
~ expect Mr.. slttcrdlna could BIO pre-.
vailed upon to let us have 1t II we wanted
( It, He's very good natured about such
matters"
q Another route Is down Brook Avenue,
hut as far as can DO learned, no deeds
have been recorded passing property in
the neighborhood of Brook Avenue and
Broad Street. The third and last route
is First Street, and the objection to 1t lis
that too much time Is consumed In
reaching Brook road. It now takes nearly
thirty minutes to so from First and
Broad Streets to Brook rond ana Hill
Avenue, while the proposed schedule Is to
bo only seven minutes from Broad Street
to Wcstbrooke. and thirty minutes to
Ashland. II Is known that property has
been purchased for right of way at the
Ashland end OF the line, and that deeds
have been put on record passing tho
nronarty ts III Efslest rs ss5t
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Ask Heavy Damages.

Z It Is said that the line wtll probably
run close behind Emanuel Church and
through Westbrook but the price of
$4,000. which the owners of JVestbrook
cause the plans to be changed. This
price is a little over +, 1000 an acre, and is
said to DO prohlbtlve. An officer Of tile
proposed road said, In speaking OF tho
matter: q 81 s8
We. Of 2courso. cannot stand any such
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nFlNEsT coAsTWfsE TRIPS IN THE
'li53 S5si WOEl D.n iii, VT 49, =

n Richmond to l,oston and return. $3.50
nd a rSam rat SIS ss9S nea
Miners TRANSPORTATION Co., from Norfolk
daily line to New England. Tickets on
sale a. 4 t,C, e q and a, 4 y; H.. OF.
Agent, Norfolk.
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Brooklyn, 8; Boston, s..

Brooklyn, q; Boston, I.
BROOKLYN, n. ", July 3.-Brooklyn
won out In the ninth inning.
a Score: R.EH. e,
Boston ............3o 0 0oo1oo OIL 10 o
Brooklyn ......:.. 9 OF 0001o1-2 !
Batteries: Willis and Moran Stricklett
and Bergen. Time, go Umpire, john
stone. Attendance, 1000. . 3
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Southern League.

At Atlanta: Atlanta, 2: Nashville. 8. 8
At Birmingham: Birmingham. /; Mont
gomery. o. Is
AZ New Orleans: New Orleans. 10;
Shreveport q.
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--.------ $500
right to jaw. Root landed right on the
jaw. This round was about even.
Round 2-Hoot landed left hard to the
jaw: repeated II and rushed into clinch.
Hart and Root exchanged let's. Root
went to Harris body and they clinched.
Root missed hard swing, and kept polk
ing loft to Hart's body. Roots round.
Round 3-Root landed left hard to jaw
and Hart returned to body hard with
right. Hart landed right hard under
heart. Root put left TO jaw. Hart
landed hard to stomach. Root landed
hard right to jaw. They exchanged lefts
4 to Jaw. Honors about even; both men
fighting hard.
Round Root landed hard right swing
TO jaw. Root landed left and right jabs
to Hart's jaw. Desperate mitigating.
Round about even.
Gong Saved Hart.
Round 5-Root put left to head and
left to Jaw. Hart hit body hard with
right and they clihched. Hart landed
right and left swings to head, and Root
uppercut to head. Root landed right to
body. Root missed vicious right swing
to jaw. This was Roots round.
Round 6-Root landed right to body
and they cinched. Hart put right to
kidneys. Hart landed right swing to
body, and Root retaliated with left to
body. Hart missed left and right swings.
Root landed hard left TO jaw Clnched,
Hart put hard right and left to body.
Root went to body with both right and
LETT. This round equal. ia
Round 7--They fought hard in this
round. Root knocked Hart down with a
terrific right Just as the gong sounded.
A claim OF foul vas made for Hart. but
Jeffrics dlsclaimed foul, and ordered
men to continue. The gong saved Hart.
Round e+Hart came up fresh and
boxed into clnch. Root doing very clever
foot work. Both men fought for body.
They roughed It. fighting against rules.
and Jeffries had to break them. Root
landed terrific right swing Just as the
gong sounded, Roots round.
r Round e-Hart pounded kidneys; Root
put left, jab hard to stomach; cllnch.
Hart put hard right to stomach. jaw
and right swing to kidneys. Jeffries had
difficulty in separating the men. Hart
made squirt In this round and had q
slight lead.
Root Knocked Out.
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South Atlantic League.
AT Jacksonville: Jacksonville. 2: Au-
At charleaton, 8. c.: Charleston, o; Ma.
con. /.
,At, savannah, Ga: Savannah. 8: Co
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Pittsburg, ~; Cincinnati, 8.
PITTsBURG. PA, July 3.-Pittsburg
won an uphill game from Cincinnati to-
day
". Score: r.. II, E.
Pittsburg ..........2 90 015010s- 2
Cincinnati ......... 0 03000000-s 5 3
sa Batteries: Lynch, Pietz and Carisch;
1ilem and Bausewinc. Attendance, 4.Iao.
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10 %
BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
Sale by Public Auction Of
he shipbuilding Plant,
Mac hine1y, Tools and 9th.
or Equipment of the Will
liam R. Trigg Company.

The undersigned. Special Commissioner
Of the Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond. will offor for sale, by public
auction, on the premises, at Richmond,
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second; chanterello 40 to y, third, Time

rs issGs g: chantere'l0 80 TO y third. Time,
Th!rd..slx furlongs- -Mntthew Gault Is
l1uba QS to 81, third. Time. 1:14 Is
Lights Out 40 To D. first; New Amster-
dam, ditto 10y, second; Betamuda a to il.
third. Time, 1906 49, 3s55{7 -
!, Flfth--fye Observation-Disclosures az IA ~.
Facolet Il to q. third Time. I:oI AZ 1e's .
Sixth-sX furlongs-Fellx Mozzes ia ~
O, 1lrst; Edna Tanner a to ~ second.
mo Thral g 81, third. Time, i;l4 SIS.
St, Louis,
ST. LOUIS. July s,-Delmar summaries.
FRS .trace-four and half r urionrss.
Miss Dustin Is to q, first; Frenchies 4
g TO j. second: Japanese Kid Il 10 H.
third. Time. 100. -
Second race--seven furlongs - Gene
Handler q to 81, first; Thlsbee z d5 to ' IS,
iss SO k'nsstolle g 70 IS 'fIrd. F i
Third rnce--hye and hair fprlon,s
Don Hamilton e. to 81, first; Haimar y
q q, to y, second; Burnoetto e. to il. third
Time, 1.l2 2-5. - w. ~
Fourth IN ce--mlle and q sixteenth
to y, llrsti Mynheer Is to d second:
C9urant 6 to y. third. Time, l:b2,
tlfth race-seyel furlongs-Dr Hart
g 10 y. first; Lansdowne Il to IS, second !. !:
Allas q TO y, third. Time. 1884,
:. Sixth raGe--mlle and twenty yards.
s sesnpd Maid a., iiHyen arsti Malnmon e 10 Is
1;4Y 3-5.
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New Y ork, 9; Philadelphia, /.
VI PHILADELPHIA, PA. July s.-News
York scored an easy victory over Phia-
delpha to-day.
% Score: III. z.
New York .@2!0012O031-9 IL i
Philadelphia ......S0 o 0 10 0 20 OIL 10 9
Batteries: Taylor and Bowerman; Corr
ridon, Doom and Abbott. Time, hours
Umpire. Emslie. Attendance, 1902.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

4 Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs Won Los, 3 Club. Won Lost P
Chicago ....3s q GA Detroit .I....9 50 AIS
Cleveland 90 q .GH New York...e4 80 .i2i
Philadelphia 80 "a 800 JHashlgton.4 80 n07
Boston ......27 % .49I St. 1ouis.....22 20 1851
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HART Wins, AND IS
WORLD CHAMPION

Continued From First Psge.)
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Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs Won Lost P Clubs Wen. Los. P
New York. .49 10 .72l Cincinnati LBS 81 $40
Pttsburg ...4l "a 500 ST. Louis. as AZ .s7a
Philadelphia. 80 2S zoo Boston 1910 IS 800
Chicago .....D % .6ss Brooklyn ...l9 40 20
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Boston, s.; Washington, 2.

So DOotU11, y, w dSIlIIIE tOll, =. as
BOSTON. July 3.-The. home team TO-.
day defeated Washington by consecutive
hitting.
score: r. H e.
Boston ............. 04OO2Oo0o-6 10 2
Washington 5t..... o o 10000 2 % !
4 Batteries: Winters and Crger; Town
send and kittredge. Time, 1923. Empires,
/ Kelly and Mccarthy. Attendance. 1856. e
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New York, 8; Philadelphia, o.
NEW YORK July 3.-New York shut
out Philadelphia to-day.
Z Score: r. II. e.
New York ....$OO1O11OO,s-3 10 4
Philadelphia $500. 000o00000-O /
Batteries: Orth and McGuire; Henley
Barton and schreck. Time, / AS Um-
pires o. oughlin and Conner. Attend
Rncc, 5000 !, MI, 80
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In the Clerks Once OF the CHANGER,
Court, Richmond, Va.
8. H. Halves & Co., who sues, etc.
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Tho bond required in the above suit has
been duly given. *
SAMUEL P. wADD1LI4
u 4-St Il. 4 49, p IN III
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St, Louis,

Third rnce--hye and half furlonrs.-
Don Hamilton e. toSb), Arst; Balmare "
q to y, second; Burnloetto e to il, third,
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BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust,
dated May 10. 1897, and recorded In the
clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court
In D. B. 81, page 1856. default having been
made In the payment Of the note secured
thereby and being directed SO TO do by the
holder thereof will sell at public auc-5
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
MEDALS OF HONOR FOR
HEROES OF THE IOWA
Men Who Pisked Their Lives TO Saw,
BaIt'eship From Destruction Are
Rewarded.

Washington, Marca 49, Act ne
Secretary q the Navy Darling has is
sued a general order announcing The
award OF medals of h5ner and a sra
tnty Of one hundred dollars 10 each
Of the following named men on board
the B8ttleshlp Iowa:
Johannes j. Johnannessen, chief
water tender.
Edward Floyd, boilermaEer.
Patrick f. nresnahan, water ten
der,
Heinrich Behnice Frelrick Behnc,
Domct"i Coraaorgi, firomen.
While the Iowa was engaged in
maneuycrcfs January %, the after
lwer manbol3 plate on the boiler
cloJds Of steam, while from ta2
clouIss Of steam, wlile from the
roon issued a stream Of scalding hot
water Tho seamen rushed into the
room ana laborel to secure thl oler
and Shin against injury By clos ing the
valves and iaolatlg The affected boil
er from the others Soyeral oil tae
men were 70 badly scadcd that they
win not be able to work for several
months
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
CAT PACKED IN MOTH BALLS.
Darius Came Nearly Eelrg Ghirre
with Mistress Furs.

Early last jane q Washington won
an made ready 20 take her family q
Maine and it was late IN the cyenig,
before the departure that the womm
finished packing her winter fugs. TIKI
family iur3 aud blankets went into F;
big cedar chest in the stcrcrU0m
says the Warrington Post and all was
finished.
The plan was to take the family ca
10 Maine, and a special basket had
been prepared for hha, but when Tho
hour for setting cgt came the cat
whose rarc was Darius was no, 10 b,
found Tie four children gave them
solves up to yoc.fcrous despair
Let me thiaE," said the mother o.
if woman could think with four chill
ircn crying and a man having Ggch
Cts for fear they would miss the train
let ne think. saw Darius las
n.cht when was packing Oh nay
goodacss!"
Without another word size aed 90 the
storereom and flung open ne ce5u
chest Darius stepped ont Wan roth
i9e moro than q repr1scatl miaov
to indicate that his NIGHTS imrfiso
ucnt had auroyel hlm. ttakc1 mou
than moth BAN 90 Iilla ,st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
WOMEN or INDIA TOLL HARD.
Have to Share IN Endless Struggle
for Existence With Men.

In the lower stratum of Hindu soci-
ETY. women do not live the life Of lux
ury and ease that is common among
the upper classes, says the Calcutta
Statesman The great masses of small
farmers, artisans and coolies earn
so meager a livelihood that their lives
are merely an endless struggle for
existence, in which their wives have
Of necessity to do their share.
Not only is this true in the domestic
affairs to which the women must at
tend, but not infrequently they arc
called upon to do the work Of men,
upon occasions even hiring out to per-
form various tasks, such as hauling q
roller UP steep incline. doing noun
tain road repairing work. The team
grasping the tugs fastened to either
side of the huge heavy roller, drag II
along the steep mountain road, While
there workers perform their toilsome
task. oftentimes there are men stand
ing by who far various reasons may
not lend their assistance. One per
haps is an oyersoer, another water
seller-a trade in itself--while others
might be perfectly willing to carry
hods chop wood, OF carry burdens
but haul roller? Nay, nayi their
caste would forbid i'll
curious custom obtains among
the Coorgs. When one Of them kills
z tiger or q nanther, he is married
to the dead animal, regardless of its
seY. Propped upon a framework Of
wood and bamboo, the animal is car
ricd in procession and the marriage
ritual is strictly observed, while Law
ish hospitality is dispensed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
ARRANGING FOR
PORTLAND FAIR
EXCURSIONS FROM SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS - d. q. GARDNER
HERE TO TELL CAIROlTES
ABOUT THE WESTERN EX.
POSITION.

District Passenger Agent d. Z,
Gardner, OF the Northern Pacific
railroad is in Cairo endoayoring to In
torest the people of The city in th2
Lewis and Clark expos uon, which
is to be hell a. Portland tlls sum.
me-
Mr. Gardner has bis headquarters
in ST Louis and II $ his intention 10
visit Cairo as often as is necessary 10
secure G9od patronage from here
for the fair
As is customary special low rates
win be made oycr all roads leading
MO or connecting with roads going
| into Portland bW as the Northern
Pacific has a direct connection from
st. LOUIS 10 that city Mr.. Gardner OK
poets TO secure a Inns share Of the
business from this part of the conn
try fer his company. He already has
plans for several excursions well IN.
der way and guarantees that they will
be made as pleasant for travellers as
s,possible,
The Portland Fair, TIC proper name
for which Is tho Lewis and Clark Cen
ennidl Exposit on ana Oriental Fair
will open June / II IS arranged in
a beautiful park comprising 402
acres OF land and water anu those
who have become exposition weary
viii not nnl theft patience tried
there by an over elaborate display.
Enough of world pro lucts nave
been secured to properly balance and
cosm0politanizc the exposition but
,o exhibits of the west ana north
west, will go to make up the greater
aart OF what the visitor will see.
Tae grounds lie two m les from tae
business part Of Portland and may
30 reached in eighteen minutes by
ny one Of the numerous street car
lines. The buildings Of the eXposi-
lion are grouped within conven ent
distances Of each other ard Of the
cars 50 that long tramp5 from one
10 another arc avoided. The total
cost Of tho exposition is estimate
at 100000, economically expended.
Ample hotel accommodate ons. a. no
increased rates, viii be provided for
all and Portland, itself the most beau
tiful city in the west, with its magni
Gcent surrounding scenery and MANI
side trips to the most wonderful
points in tle wonderful west, SHOULD
prove a grea. drawing card TO the
people Of this city aad the country
at large.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty Of Cairo Readers Have the
Same Experience.

Don't neglect an aching back.
1 II VIII get worse every year.
Backache is really kidney ache.
To cure the back you must cure the
| kidneys.
If you don't, other kidney ills fol
low.
Urinary troubles. diabetes, Brights
disease.
| A Cairo citizen tells you how-the
cure is easy.
Henry G. Johnson. Of S15 Twenty
ta'rd street. iohbing carpenter, says:
Il have had attacks of kidney com
plant for ten or twelve years. A
great many of them leaving just as
mys;erlously as they came. To
stoop, to raighten after stopping or
20 perform any act which caused a
Is1ain. on the muscles of the back
not only panied but hurt severely.
There have boon times when | would
have given all possessed to get the
almost instantaneous relief given by
Doan's Kidney Pills procured at
Schuh's drug store, Not only did
they dispose of the backache, but
trouble WITH the kidney secretions
which existed also disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosfeyMllburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agent for the United
states.
Remcmber The name Doan's ana
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
FOR JUDGE DUNE
Democratic Leaders in chicsgo Now
Predi6 Landslide.

Chicago H.. March Democratic
leaders are now predicting a landslide
Tor Judge punne for mayor Some
bets have An made at even money
that the Democratic candidate viii
have $1,000 pleurality over John NJ.
Harlan. In the betting on the general
result Judge Dunno is a 2-to1 favorite.
and it IS said very little Harlan mon
ey IS in sight even at this figure.
Tto-.cs E Ryan and Alderman
Thomas Carey today bet $4,000 on
J1dge DanHc against $4,000 on Har-
Ian. The mercy was put up at the
FIRST National bank. with a commits
aicacr placing the Harlan money.
Austin J. Doyle. FORMER Chief OF Pc
Ice bet B Lesser 500 TO SO today
that Judge Dunno viii be elected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
roc SLOW FOR HIN.
Dull Christmas Season Drove NATIVE
from His state.

from tbs OIatG'
Two or three days after Christmas
as | was journeying along tie high
way which follow tho French Rroet
river most Ct the way through th'
Cumberland range, | met native
Hho halted to ask
Did they'uns down at Whites Gov
make much Of q fn1s over Christ
aa5?'
mo, not much | replied THO
had a Christmas turkey shoot In th'
af;craoon ana dance in tEo ewes
ins.'
Many mcn killed in the after
noon
d didn't hear Of any being bilicly
Jest killed turkeys, eh?'
That's all.
"And they had a dance in the eve.
ir' he quarled. after reu7e.
"Ycs.H
Anybody killed ct the dance r.
no: everything vent oil yes
pleasantly There Yves but little drinl
ing, and no quaweling at an.
"Shoo! Wal strcngor, Il that's sc
then it's my oplnyun that this yer
kentry am about busted, and rechc,
TN 40 over To Moth Cerolinyi :
ANA he shouldercd his gun an
walked of like man wto meant {
cross the -tatc lisc before staGown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
APPOINTED ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

Det'iot. March 23-Truman IL.
Nevborry, who has accepted appoint
meat as ass stan secretary Of The
navy Is native Of Dstroit. For sew
eral years Newbcrry was engaged in
railroad construction in upper Mich.
igan with his father the late John S.
Nawbcrry. and Senator Alge~.
During the Spanish war Newberry
who was one of the organizers of "a
Michigan naval reserve battalion, ami
served on The auxiliary cruiser Yuo
m'te.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24

{ NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS- /:

terday.
Mrs. M. A. Stewart sold the cot
tage now occup ed by j. L. Russell
consideration 10000
Mrs. w e. Marhery took her lit
lie daughter, Gladys, to the hospital
in Cairo. H. yesterday "wednesday
Gladys is seriously i'll VITA whooping
cough and malarial fever
Harry Clark arrived home from
Mounds, ILL.,. Wednesday.
Among the visitors to Cairo We'd
nesday we noted Mesdames L. Sparks
Ruth
Mesiames ], j. Watson, j. e. Lof-
fer and Roy wilkins were also Cal
70 visitors,
3. b. Bailey and ! ghter, Miss
frankie, visited Charleston, Mo,
today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
M. & 0,
BULLETIN
secOnd-eIass ooe-way cOIonlst Tick.

Second-elass oue-way CoIonlst Tick.
cts to California.
$3l G5. Cairo to San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San Diego and all other
points, taking the California common
rate.
Tickets sold March 1st to May 18th,
and Sept. 18th to October 31st, 1905.
Commencing March End, 1905, the
greatest chautauqna ever held in the
south will assemble at Chronicle, a.
ALBANIA. Low railroad rates have been
arranged. For particulars and copy
of program and other literature ap
ply to your home agent, or Jno NJ
Desll, G. p. A., III. and o. II. r.. st
Louis
Any further information regarding
the above rates will be furnished upon
application 20 the undersigned
JNO. NJ. BEALL, G. p A.
ST. Louis, Mo.
; H. JONES, Ticket Agent,
Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-24
Keeping House IN St. petera5org.

Keeping House IN St. Petersburg.
In ST. Petersburg houecb coping
COSTS more it IS faid, tEGn ii TIL
other European certtsls. To begin
with, nothing can be bought wlthou
Bargaining, and these who arc skill
ful in the art have the nGyantag
over their re!ghbors. II yen know
how 10 get On tie soft side Of q Rus
stan tsalesman and ply him with
proverbs and jokes sou can cut Et
price down to the narroycst margin
cf profit. otherwise he simply robs
you Indeed. he c3rn,t wen DO ether
wis" because not only a trick Of The
trade but an uaGr,iteu law cbtaes
hin TO ask for his wares from tair,y
20 forty rcr cent more than he OK
poets. Bc himself would be aston
ished If you would take him at hi,
word Then again. Of course. a great
dc1l depends on thc choice Of shops
ore Of the most satisfactory ways 81
buying provisloas is rot 10 visit any
shons, but 10 REPAIR TO the open ain
markets In certain uublic squares OF
tho capitals little stalls are Hyed NJ
every morning ard here fruit ycgc
tables, meat poultry, hardware aud
haberd3shcry can be bought up &C.
room But at the strike of twelve ey
cry booth and stall yanishes.