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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16
Bryan para PreSldentc en- 1908.

Uno de los eventos mas palpitantes de
La semans ha sido la ola que Sc ha lie.
vsntado proolamsndo al ilustre campeon
del pueblo, J. W, Bryan, como porta
estandarte de la democracia en- Ia cam
paila de 1908, la cual parece haber toma
do possession de las mentes populares en-
tods Ia pacion, con un entusissmo que
raya en- 10 febril DuTante la semana
pasads los dem6cratas de Missouri tn.
vieron su convencioff de estado la oual
despues de dar elogios grsndes al cam
peon declare que 6l deberia de ser el
candidate del partido en- 1908 Lo mas
notable de todo fueron las declaTaciones
heches por el OK gobernador Francis
uno de los mas radioales oristas, pre-.
sIdente que fu6 de la exposition univer-
sal de San Louis Francis 80 desbordo
en- elogios la lealtad y patriotsmo de
Bryan, reoordo su nobilislma abneRa.
oion Y leal soporte que dIo al candidate
de 1904 y deoiaf6 que el elemento orista
10 sopoTtaria con toda su fnerza, Y que
las dlferencias de fac3iones hsbian sido
completamente ellminadas. Francis
elogio a Bryan como "un Rmante since
TO de la humanidsd un ciudadano pa
| tri6tico de los Estados Unidos." No
menos enthusiastic que la de Mis.ou es-
tuvo la convention dc Indiana y la dc
Arkansas que tambien endosaron la no
mlnacion del gran campeon del pueblo.
\ w + Villas, de Wisconsin, que fue
estafetero general en- Ell gabinete dc Gle
velsnd, IN demoorata orista y hssta Ill
tImamente, uno de los mas acres opo.
nentes de Bryan, Sc ha deolarado ia
vor de la candidatura del Nebraskano.
Fuera de Gorver Cleveland no ha habi.
do uno poneDte de Bryan mss rabido que
Villas Segun un despscho reclente VI
las RoAbs de regreeaT Wisconsin de un
visje al Este y Dice que todos los hom-
bres oOuservauvos endonde quieTa estau
q favor de Mr.. Bryan Hab,sndo de su
viaje, dijO "Aunque estuve pocos dias
ALI oi muoho on el Este aceroa do Ia
oandidstura dc Mr.. Bryan. Lo que pa
receria mas singular dc todo 90 la buen5
opinion de su ooDdidatura quo expresar
los pensadores conservatives Encontrt
a hombres de negooios que me dijerol
que el sentimiento su favor est6 ere
eiendo constantemente entire hombre
dc fueIzs posic.on 50 los circulos d
negoci0s. Es5a conyenido que 20 u
hay peligro alguno de la cusstion de L
plata, sobrs Ia oual 10 opusieron ta
fuef tamonts eu uua OCCASION. y GREEN qu
no se leyaptsra m6s question sohfe s
particular micnttns qre Eu ssns dsmc
oracis 5 al mismo tempo sus gtandf
ouahdades y ~ exoeieute oaracter u
tscha 10 iul tulan A Ia conianzl.
Los dem6cratss orlstas de Nusya Y0r
le prepArsn uua reception graudlosa
III rsgreso dg ~ Yla.e VI c0pdusIl
pIieltAl.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16
Il MOnOpOIlO de los EmpaCadO
res en- SltuaClOn muy CritlCa.

La sensaci6n de la semana on Was
hiugtcn y en- rodo el pals fue un msnsa.
je especial del prosideHte al Congres1 },
on el cuRl pide medidas fuertes some
to el informe de una comision especial
nombrada por el, para investigar la con-
dlcion do las cnsas donde SO empacan
carnes I'll reporte de estR comision ha
causAdo un verdadero esoGndalo naoio-
nal Dice que On muchas dc las piezas
donde sc usa sgua los sUelos ostan EN-.
pRpados de suciedad, que los trRbs ado.
res az suben sobre las carnes, de dondt
esoogen los pedazos que necesitan COL
freouenoia los arrojau sobre el suelC
suciO al lado de SOS ban0oe que con sui
map0s suclss oogen lac carnes, gu,
los hombres, entire ello5, muchos afec
| tados del tsis, escupen y Rrrojan 81
! ilame, Rl -uslu, de dondo an seguida n
raooIeu Zoe lada10H de caiue que Sc EN-
/ pscsn ae hsosn Chntizo 2 1emonea
qup auimsles pntermos uus son matAdo
sIn Ia pr0pla inspection 50 haoen iamo
| mes, Y chor6os So empacan en- botes
eu resumidas cueutas el reporte indie
una u0ndicior atroz DO suhedad asque
rCza = pglgroEisims para Ia seiu1 4
.oao q qgg oaas .Qs almsatos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16
I'm Case ShyIOCklanO en- Ia Vida
Real.

Shakespeare, EN- su famoso drama 'El
Mercador de VeneoiR tiene nu perso-
maize de nombre Shylook, que representa-
el car8cter de un usurero delsalmado
Oourre en- la relsciou del drama que el
usurero pFesta uno cantidad de dinero a
un individu0, In cual asegura con una
libra dc enrne que ell prestamista tendra
que tomar del utro, Case que no Ia pa
sue 81 diuero prestado su pn2n Ven
dido el tempo ol pobre no puede psg0r
Is ghyloel demepda Ia libra de osne y
auuel apeia a lu9 ubuuales Fl 1uet
sostiene Ia leRahdBd del ioutfato. OF
denR Shylouk aue corte "a libra de
oarne previuieudole, SIN embargo que
Al cortA nm adarme men0s 8 mas que Ia
{ hbrs tendfa que autrir per q dehto dt
purlaoou, ShyloeA 10 CUBIC au libra
> Do gage
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16

sultado al secretario del interior, pres
orlbe
Isl apareciere segun los retornos que
una mayoria de los electores Ell cada
uno de los territories ha votado a favor
de Ia union, y no de otra manera, los
habitantes de Arizona Y Nuevo Mexico,
segun descriptos en- la aotuRlidad, po
dram formar ell estsdo de Arizona, pero
81 en- cualquierR de los territories una
mayoria de los electores ha votado en-
contra de la union en- tai case las pres
oripoiones dc la ley para la reunion de
la convention constitutional seran nulas
inyslidas, exoepto que la apropiacion
hecha sera usAda para sufragar los gas
tos, de toda clase y earacter, incurridos
por motive de la election de delegados
la convention y la votacion de la cues
ton de estado
"Oada territorio elegira un delegado
al oongreso y votsra en- la misma cleo
cion por los oticisles regulares terrific.
riales, modo que 81 la proposition de
union es rechRzada los asuntos de los
territories continuarau como estaban
Rntes.
Con fecha 10 mand0 81 Delegsdo An.
drews al gobernador Hagerman el ST.
guiente despaoho;
"El provecto de ley de estado ACADIA
de ser adoptRdo en- el seDado las 90
2. M, unAlimemente. Provee que 80
elijan delegados la convention oonsti.
tucional y que Sc vote sobre si 8 no. de-
! bera de formRrse un estadO de Arizona
y Nuevo Mexico en- la election de No
yiembre, ST votan a favor de estado,
undo, una convention constitutional
ser6 tenida el dia 3 de Diciembre en-
Santa Fe. Los delegados recibiran pago
! por no mas que sesenfs aias en- formar
/ la construction Saaeua Was despues
| de Ia convention constitutional go debe.
/ ra tener una elecclon para someter al
voto popular la aprobscion 8 rechaza.
miento de la constitution, En- esta
eleocion SO votar6 por todos los ofcialee
de estado y de condedo La ley lIeva
| conslgo todas las presoripciones del
prOyecto Hamilton Beveridge, hacien
do donaoion de cinoo millones de pesos
para escuelas y eonseciones do terrenos
Manana ser6 adoptado por la camara J
ell presidente 10 firmara 81 Viernes. "
El New Mexican y Ell Optic se han de
olarado por la Union. FL primero dice
"Rehusar tai regalo, e mas grande que
Sc puede hacer q un pueblo, serfa uns
tontera." El Optic: "Aceptamos ell es
tado undo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16

w. Il, Ward. de Dyersbnrg, Tenn
escribe Certitioo por este que he usado
el Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup para la
constipation oronioa, y ha probado fue-
ra do duda ser un remedio praotico y
complete para esta enfermedad, es
con gusto que ofresoo mi reoomenda-
cion oonoienzudR.
De venta en- la Botioa de 0. G. shae-
fer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-16
AhOfa e5 para e
Pueblo De(r ST 0 NO.
La Ley de EstadO ha sidO Decretada pOr
ell COngreso Dando al Pueblo el Es-
cogimiento de Aceptar Ell
EstadO Undo
o PERMANECER COMO TERRITORIO
POR VARIAS GENERACIONES.
LA LEY PASA UNANIMEMENTE.

WASHINGTON D. c. JUNO 14.-LA CAMARA A LAS
500 P. NJ. TEMPO DEL ESTE, ADOPTO Ell REPORTE DE
LA CONFERENCIA SOBRE LA LEY DE ESTADO, LA CUAL
VA AHORA AL PRESIDENTE PARA SU FIRMA APRO-
BACION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

drawn across her h Ccn ~
never cot used to it. She t ~ tnrr NOT tc t
its tone
oh asked with deep and genuine interest for like
all healthy - ,,ls e,o - ,,+:f,1
acr.,
look douiv and badly dressed FIAT must be- sn, I'm ~
She ba, diamond ,,r;a os sbc ro1.
and TIN, ruby plaster Her ircsss don't know What va, bt
lookc-wei YOU know what h;ol cream, looks like coared
looked whipped ed Sort OF h of aodnot vel
NIcba middle # level SON
nj the 1l, was ray;n,, bo SLIGHTEST
To house turned ON
applauIel NIer,a vigorously on, sniff Glove
nobody else did, though She san9 .r,in,I,"
He pot up and clucked his cig.r,+tc-crd aa,y
Shes vic he s,;I en-. f,r- o,--ot n
irlnv.
Maud cot ip also She hated this and She knew IL all 60 we'll
Il sonlyt her that Tburso talked like tbat
il is such a Won both such eocrdid
people, snow And-and-7
and she gets nc remarked
lisarDroval which usually
item" tut
Don't say hngsW exclaimed is a pity say
+ If
particularly thing when THING
pity more real Speech stamps everything You
her Justice than Justice
expect be like them What beautiful Grammar! md
1hurso. She isn't happy any more than you are"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
TIE CHINESE BOYCOTT.

THERE Us SOMETHING THAT rs
lNicntt to un er.fand ,lort tba,
-hiacs b3ycct..
The -ernmcnt -erou fe- tho tan
7rrnths ended with October ma. ,asr
pm .ed
II shows thai during that time orr
Oriental trade wa greatly extended
So n a. Jsg.1 is Concerned fb4f
was o7ly ID be e,pecrc5 b,car-. m
.he fact thai that country w,e an.
Gagged 81 war and drev largely Am no
intel States for s1pplies But evaa
with ,ta. ii !. startling to baa- tbrt
ID tle t.7 months of the mas. y-a-
20 Octoa-- orr t-5fa sinh Iapap had
uc-- thar doubled
Bu the Cairo-e figures are avon
moro inter- TING aaG .tartri,e imam
tae ap, fla rsfe.erca.ro Tsra-
The rc.ort shows that with the Zen
II ntf nded Win October tho e,.
ucsfs from .ais country fo Cb.u. ar.
grcrqicI mara than fr- pilIio,, ,t.,I
las as aeain.' twenty million frr
the CT asa-adioz tan months in tte
year 1901
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
WAR or PEACE IN FOREIGN
Trade.

4 THU DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
the staudpatters ana the reciprocity
people h that between warliko and
peace FIJI methods Of extending for
elan trade
Time was when nations made actual
4 war upon one another fCr the purpose
of conducting markets or increasing
their trade Civilization has finally
taught chat new markets can be OPEN
el and foraign trade extended better
/ by peaceful than by warl.ke methods.
Creat Bualn stopped fighting for
markets after Waterloo The great ex-
tension Of German trade since Sedan
has been made by Industrious an in
telligent practice Of the art of peace.
Bur theactual war ot armies and ar
tillarv has been succeeded among ma
tions Of inferior civilization by war
Of tariffs hardly less destructive Eng I
land has not practicej this since con I
law repeal though Canada is trying +
her haad az il now The continent was
torn with commercial wars twenty
years ago. Now an the nations have
learned The wisdom of adjusting their
own trade relations on 2 peaceful +
basis. vhilo making common tasiff
war on Jhe United States.
Some OF oar stand-patters seem dis /
posed to meet them halfway They +
have seized upon the presidents idea
Of maximum and minimum tariff.
,tirh the nraSpnr DinrTav 6nt5aa rs 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

III you don't know what kind Of q
person You are stop and listen TO
{ourself laugh. II has taken a French
scientist years Of research 70 dis
cover that this was tae ot character
Here n the way To find ont: A big
haha-ha' shows hat YOU arc per.
son Of open mouth ANA character, and
'eheh foretells that You are likely to-
bec3mc insane II YOU keep 1t up-but
in chancs are that your friends win
get there first a boistarous homo
We are glayely informed shows that
yea arc fond Of noise while a silly
toa- he-ho" reveals that you are
simpleton- unless Of course you hap
zen u be maiden lady
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
THE DAILY JINGLE
s-o-s~-e.4~A4%~-s-~-4~%s~-
DREssmAkERs AND COOKS.

was worried
r., c1sfaDe ana Eitei,an her DAVIS weye
hem aurriad.
THO coal.q faat ebe birsd without ma.
tico We ofdttina
And sra.ematars freeF b.r vim
csaYras and Gfapg--
etr arysr t-r-a. .,-ei. or dram, ,-
fcg,e
nav lics tx. -,.f. NH. M 5-.....,..,
H. and caat..
p-r wa. fastad
zb. r,,.. se.l none. and .,. r.,.o~
oat rs-fa5
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s,5 sI...,,,sre
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and f....,at,r.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

p,ro, raoant .be eminent rsrsn.
,-. sy,g. "a ~. started H.. t,,is carp.
----
tfo-.s.., v- gg.i.r ,t. u.ri t-,o,.,,
r.-sI. !, .-,, srlsor and f,,rnaIis'
ID daal 3D. yg. tta lsef srrvivo- al
IN. r.r..-~...r 4 ..f,,. N-.7.-
gi.rs-r,. Ia. s1-.s5, ret r.,n,.
IN o,,rse ~ or.,.io1 -rbc I,,-,I@,, -
-.v,,y las5s vitr ID and NJ T., I,.
erected
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
No sucI word.

At hearing before IN Irish lis
nen or Of Justice IN Pennsylvania the
squire stopped The proceedings and
began writing iudustriousiy.
what are you doing squirrel ask
ed the attorney for the prisoner
I'm committing the man to JAIL"
answered the squire.
But you can't DO taat" asserted The
astonlshed attorney.
X can't can't /; And me a-doiu'
it" was the calm reply.-Lippiucott's
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
TIE PANAMA CANAL.

THERE is SOME REASON TO BE
lieye tha our energetic and optimistic
president undertook the task Of con
lructing the Panama canal without
an adequate conception Of the magni
ude Of the job and its difficulties.
He was in a hurry 10 see the dir,
Is" and 10 q man of his temperament
| and disposition 1t seemed easy, with
he vas1 resources at his command to
| get tlngs started in satisfactory
shape in a few months, and to push
/ he enterprise to speedy conclusion
But nearly two years have elapsed and
be practical work of construction has
hardly begun This would not be so
bad if tie preliminary wofk Of santa
uoa and organization were satisfac-
forily advanced
But is ii? On this point there is con
letting testimony: but il is certain
that much dissatisfaction exists in
various quarters. and the president
himself must be greatly disappointed.
low he must long 20 cut the compA.
ated taagle Of red inefficiency and
sross purposes as the Gard.an knot
was cat with a sword
Ii lie could 90 ahead like despot
perhaps he could DO it, But he finds
that be has The United States senate
% reckon with ana powerful secret
adverse interest. to contend against.
10 overcome all rhe obstacles viii ne,
auire something more than downright
force and directness. III win require
lct diplomacy fncsse. management. I
Az skillful politician President
Roose-elt undoubtedly possess those
Qualities in high degree, and may
bring them INTO play when he finds /
thaJ the direct an trenuous methods .
which he prefers Will not work out the /
solution in the rapid fashion
A change in method Of work on thci
sthmus Is clearly indicated. The canal
commission has proved too ponderous
IN instFumeat1iity Whether the
.hange Will take the shape of placing
he work Of construction in the hand
'f ten engineer corps Of the army or
u dividing the canal into sections and
citing 10 private contractirs remains
g be seen
The army officer. have landien varl
MS large engineering tasks with con
siderable success. There is hardly a
loubt thar TIC ercctcc possible eco,-
'ny ana expedition w2ull be secured /
y mapping cat the work in sections
md letting i 10 experienced contra1-
rs on competitive hid, but doubt
ss a certain amount OF prejudice /
gainst ihe government putting he de
2 Is OF be canal buildings out Of ita
-ends ia his way would have 20 be en-.
orntered
The only fact clearly apparent ifs
hai the United state. having puuts
and tc tI's great cntcrriso viii not (
Urn back In ONE way, by some
! rhcd lu rocky divide chat repar /
e5 The waters of the Atlartic ani
'ac,hc oceans win va pierced and the
lin Che void vim pillow The narrow
'@csj * connecting wafer by virtue
4 American cne.a5 ana American
gt.lrct.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

Here shouted the depot Official
what do YOU mean by throwing those
trunks around like that!"
The b. ggagcmau gaspeI in astouish
mcnt ana several travellers pincied
themselves TO make sure that 1t was
roat Thcn tho official spoke asl:n to
the baggggemln
Don't YOU soc that you're making
big dents IN this concrete pldtformt'-
Smar. Set.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

Knew The Price.

NiIW tlG TfiS~s
They had all been 70 church, and the
Young minister was coming home ia
dine with them While at dinner they
were discussing the new stained glass
window o m0uber had given
IT II q most Beaatti1l piece ~ work
manship.' said one, and must have
EST q great deal Of money
DO YOU have any idea how much?'
4 really DO not replied The minis
ter but far into the hundreds,
should imagine"
No Il didn't, either said little
Harold 4 know how much it was,
Ii cost $t410."
Why Harold, how do YOU know
about it,
"Because, mamma. it said at the bet.
tom Of The window; Job l4-10,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
s1adow of Discomfort.

III is upon the farmer hat the great
ness of this country really depends,
said the persuasive statesman
Yes, answered Farmer CorntosseL
but sometimes / think ia like 10 be
one cf the fellers thal didn't have so
much dependin on EN- so could
have time to wear good clothes and go
10 Il few parties"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
\ Sarcastic summary.

THAT man is liacly 10 say IhinEs he
win be- soIT for' said ono member Of
congress
NO answered the other "hell mere-
ly 90 on saying Things that he ought TO
Do sorry for bun who-c real slguiii-
canoe he lacks tire taste and Judgment
TO perceive. Washington Star
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

rnrLD Of today. problem youl
VI We measure aii sou say and do
fiy scientific waYa ana means,
~ weird AMI wonderfui MT.
chimes
we note your brains ana body's
growth
And calculate the rate Of both.
we analN2c Your daily fare
Ana count the carbohydrates there;
W. mole the course
of psychic tarce
Wlcn SOU saw 'W0ntr'
Or We say "pon'tw
in cold statistics YOU are ranked;
On no ocea ION arc you spanked.
The ancient child was not as yau.
But somehow il has weathered trough
No family you constitute.
But grave professors now compute
Your influence on worl, ana wage,
And YOU are called an average
II YOU should break window pane,
Then scientific minds explain
That through this action is uHpcnt
A stage Of your Development
And ii YOU shriek
The sages seek
Until they find
And have outlined
In awe compelling diagrams
The sound waves aud their weight In
drains,
The ancient child was Brought Up wrong.
Bat somehow it has got along
Child Of today your dmpled chin
is bat point whore thoy begin
To write The tables Of the laws
That regulate effect and cause
The nerve strain of your appetite
The foot pounds OF yoEr hearty bite,
Your wish 70 smear your face with pie |
are now resolved to What AID /
"Why:"
Your mental worth
And cIdnial Girth
Blend with your squalls
In dceimals-
And saddsst of this doleful list.
Child OF today, you can be kissed!
The ancient child was rot as Non,
But by sheer luCk it we0therel through
Wv D. Nosbit in Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
Deg Wanted

At the last anniversary OF the Shes
hire school Bishop Brewster told Of a
minister who apoiogized for the short
ness of his sermon by explaining that
his dog had chewed up the first and
lasr pages cf his manuscript, where
upon little BOY in the congregation
was heard 70 exclaim Say, wish
somebolyd give our minister a purp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

some people are awfully sensitive
the other day ! clachod an assertion
by saying - helm me Ralph Waldo
Temersoni ana everybody looked
shocked
No wonder. sir mere IN Boston
we consider that the worst from OF
profanity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
Premature Be ioiclnn.

New Conner am agreeably sur
9riaad ? the miIdnesa Of tho climate
here % this anything like the mean
temp nature Of your wiuters?'
Native" Gracious, not We gcncr
ally get hat In February
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

10 soAc satisfactory arrangement
VITA China, As showing the tremen-
dous poss blities OF the future, this
should be an incentive to further and
more vigorous worh In that direction.
l We can 90 what wo aid last year
With a bic boycott 70 progress in tho
Chinese cities, what might
wa not 40 IL that boycott aid not OK.
ist? hat Is me question
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

A PHOTOGRAPHER Monday broke
nip the Standard OH inve tigaiion hy
taking a ha h-sight picture Of the
tcene Tho presumption is that hc
threw TOO mucI ligat Oh 1T.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10
Pssslve Reformation.

Did yCu turn over a new leaf this
year senator?' asked the constituent.
II I'D answered the eminent states
man wia a scowi. u turned over
1ew leaf in ny expense book. ana
headed IT, Paid for "a lroad Tickets .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

AS soon as Admiral Bob Evans had
taken his bearinsa al uttered few
stwne ana explosive words these bat
tleships that had run aground hast
ened 10 pun themselves loose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

THE pinion IS growing n tae state
OF New York that after he has con
cludel his term in the presidential
Office Mr. Roosevelt would be pleased
to go e the United States senate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol.
lowing places:
ccieman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Unioa News Co, Union depot.
Glue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

THERE is movement ia the
state % New York for a pure ballot.
ard Il may be able to get through,
provided that Il is not put in a form
where the proposition will have to be
voted Cn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

THE newspapers are filling up with
the pr aistions of the fo-tune-tallers
for 1896. Are the newspapers just
plain fols or are they published for
just plain fools?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

THE president administers a severe
slap On the wrists O. the unsquare
dealer thai are knocking the Panama
canal adm nistration
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

THE cry over in China IS China
for the Chinese That's all right. IT.
better than would be the cry, Amer
lea for the Chilks."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

TIE fellows whe have already
been Investigated are the ones who
are feeling best Taey know tle worst
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

SEVERAL mere magazine stories
might possibly he made by using the
facts taat baYe no. been elected from
Mr.. II. Fl. Rogers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
foe the year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 3rd day OF January. 1906
LEO j. KLEB,
tScal0 Notary Public.
Ny commits ion expires January iG
1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-10

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind. Bleeding. Protsudias
Piles. Druggists arc authorized to re-
fand money II Pazo ointment fails 20
cure in G to "A day soc