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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
KING At MT. vesuvlus.
Visits Torre-Annunziata and Volcano
Becomes Lees Violent

Sapl,s. Apr O. Kiua Emauur. ana
tho que % arrived This morning from
Rome aud Immediately set ont for the
towns and village in the path Of lava
and stream pouring down from Noun,
Vosuyus. When their train arrived,
h. eruption was most violent Al
though greatly fatigurd they LETT ina
modiately for TorgcAnuun1iata, the
King saying II TowrAuuunzlata is
In danger Il Is my duty to be- there
Lator the people %; TorreAnuunzla.
IA became tremendously excited. the
women, especially being in state OF
paulc 4 rumor was started that the
arrival Of the king and queen had re.
suited In q miracle Singularly enough
shortly after they arrived, the wind
suddenly changed, the sulphurous gas
cleared away and tho stream Of lava
stopped after having destroyed sec
lion OF suburb and cemetery one
hundred aud Nifty thousand refugees
have arrived Ia Naples
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

la recent speech o.. BooFor wash.
ingtun's moro sclooi Secretary TAFT.
raiiy dcslE.stcd social equality and
smaigatlon as impossible" and said
that tho nerroa surolt hop~ hes In
Industrial education aud tnat the man
Sto IL oost prepared 20 hop Inn Is
his Southern neighboi This Is good
advice 20 The negro and comcs from
a northern Republican Of prominence
nd ability,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Are vour feet ready for
Easter
Your Outfit will not be
complete until you give
attention to your Shoes.
Shoes make or mar any
Mans or Woman's appear
ance.
The New styles are ready
for your choosing, aud Eas-
ter is always the time 10
appear in Spring Shoes
Mems Shoes in choicest
feathers, Lace, Button or
Bluchers in high or low cut
The best Mems Shoes
that are made; $500. 81 90,
to $500 or So 90.
Womens Shoes. in Lace
or Button, Pump Soles, ,hio h
or medium heels-narrow
or moderate toes ,excellenc C
and beauty combined 50 GO.
81 80. 10 $500 or 800.
This way for Easter Shoes
HAMILTON q CO.
The Corner Shoe Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
JOHN ALEXANDER powIE.

John Alexander Dowie. the great
Zionist. has been dcposed lie was
one Of the great men % the day
There Is something pathetic about
his fan Like King Lear. his own turn
cd against him after he signed away
his all and while thore Weso tosans
and Concrii in abundance there net"
or vas tender hearted CordolIa 90
minister to him ln h.s distress The
wife of his bosom and bis fOn on
whom ha bad Il,ishod 30 much. JOIN
ed with others whom hc had taken
from o5-curity and promoted and
whl sought To destroy him How
mcarinFful 90 him must sound ~,
words
"BloW. blow thou wintFy wind.
Thou art not "a unkind
~ mana ingra'i'udc"
Dowlc &C. charged with having mis-.
managed tho property u tho congrc.
cation. lie may have done %. but De
Increased o. ilc was the apostle ol
cleanliness and Jn earnest advocate
of fresh air lie gave freely but pru'
IDENTIFY ~ his money 20 the poor lie
wa magnetic and eloquent. and ho
organized church DoVio must
have bc,n a great organizer or the
milla and factories Of Zion would new.
rr have reared 'hc!r heads he has
fallen now. but lets sing of his Sir
tues aud forget hIs faults. An c1or'
viii be made 90 have powlcism with
ont DoVic but thie will bc IKE Ham
let without the melancholy Dane. The
dupcs who followed DowIe have prom
lacd ~ follow one OF thC.r uumbe.
who betrayed him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Honorable Henry VI Wrman Of
Ada. who O. an ayow,i candidate for
sena'or In event VIC gol statehood. In
a recent speech A. Tulsa 90 q mrgc
sudlcucc said ho vas strictly opposed
10 state officials having pa.sra and
was especially sever" on carpet bag
Office holders Ha said, among other
things Before the rulo ~ the re
publican party We had neither labor
troubles. nor tramps. nor million
aifos"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
l+O

II may bo ~ interest 10 The people
~ Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
20 know that Uncle Joe Cannon FIRST
saw the Hight OF day some seventy
years ago at or near Guilford Court
House. North Carolina. whore Ma.
thsnicl Green ana Light Horse llar-
~" Lee and other soldiers and patri.
OTIS defeated Lord CORVALLIS In
MArch,iS7l, and cent him north 90
Yorktown, whore no finally surren.
dered. and which surrender broke tho
Jlngllsh powers in the colonies Uncle
Joe was born In n good state. repre-
seuts good state and he ought 10 be-
willing TO help make another gool
state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

A man rospouslblc for such a meas.
ure as the nyc tribes bin. With is
big coal graft. might be acceptable
IN tho United States senate and Tho
rallroadH. But would b. be- acceptable
10 the pcople7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

The Ardmoroitr always prlnts the
news aud. when u is necessary 20 say
something that will hurt tho feelings
of an individual softoLs the blow as
much as {, consls ent with 'he facts
aud tho good of tho community
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

4 special from RAvia says
81 about D. m. today az Troy
near this place oscar Moore was sho.
two bullets passing through bis body
o. is reported that Moore Is dead
Thomas Soclcy WAS arrested and
hos been taken 20 Tlshomingo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Dagts of Arkansas, md Tl'lman of
South Caro-. M, may have objection
ahIo chara soris'icH. hnt n mrst be
remembered they can chrry heir o1n
states. n little matter sometimes over.
Looked by the Democrats In selecting
Presidential cnudiIatcs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

N.- Albany lad Apr s--Ths !g-g
.l t1. case % Rev T.. @. Slths-'in
charged ui.h u.1-i,r today returned
. verdict af ~ F1ll-v seva-sl tys
t.--.l women % the -.8r' rou con
--s-a..t.t fl- minister stn ,-is-i
.rgs s.-I.r- a-h ..-a -aa---f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Ardmoro IL an Infinitely bcttor city
INV. oven before Il has got the SOW
-p. new school houses and extension
% tho water mains than II was be.
foro tho campaign opened Ne have
had nm inspiring example q the sue
ross that unity wins
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Tho porroh vim stole the Creek
ana Seminole tribl. rolls % g causes
fhe restriction clause ~ 20" Curtis
bDi 70 b. p'rick'u ont. ail moro 20
reiard Tho Territory growth than a
dronght.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

Washington. Apr S-Tho hous'
ani senate today appointed confcro'I
on the urgency deficiency bin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
nAy GO oyEe

E"1- % BTI "8I 75t q Iss. %
THT Te-sr-s~.
Ha...r- r U. t-.s J-..-r'
-s'.- F.s. civilized Tribes Did a4.
H1- .e taken .a .r.i .af. tti. "a.
.- aal u1st.s la -l'u toDl,r-a
Ctl.ua- r.ar3 t.a reported OH. '-
dian appropriation l.i
N.-.. Nr1..r. .ar.r.s '....
aa. ~ e.sr.. before a1 lrre.- .--
l. reached aa -h. .'a't1ad Did Ha /.
tafltsi chat D..asoa. -iI 1s al.-.'.
fHl at rla session 1t rYlzr.-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
nln companr slnne Scale.

i'ittsburg. Pa. Apr 9-rho West
noreland Coal company, one OF the
lnrgss ~ Independents, signed the nj
ncr'r scale today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

.fhe sscrs'ary 3i Oh il,r.lor is 20
wrought up eve. the stealing q the
crcck and Seminole rolls thar BE- sit
Order a general lnycs lsati. o. ni DO
alan Territory anairs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
Returns 70 New YORK CITY.

New York Ci,y. April 9.-John u
Rockefeller returned 70 Sow York Ciy
from Lake wood ~ J.. today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

The h.a-y vote cast .u favor ~ 'Ae
bVpd Issue shows that Ardmorr o. al.
most 10 t nan fo- c5rt.nu'i growth
and prospefty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09

-Thr f9sa flafr talked about
vii 11g 'ara l,F attention 20 street.
r-viuz and r0oi s9ar'rJ .aa1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
Inerease IN oppositIeo Vete

81 Petersburg Apr s-B"la'cd 20
uns today only increase the mIr-
uitudr II Tho opposition victory
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
INVESTIGATING :. GEO ws,o-r
Charges ssis 20 rsss Been Prsfsr-s1
Aqa.ns, lnd Lan Aasnt.

Washington. q. G.. April s-Ispc
c.ai--1 Geo Wright O. $ Indian
Inspector. .s noa uadss Investigation.
90 least it is reported here tta, -or.
.1ls charges hay. been preferred
against that omclal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-09
Fatal Shooting a, Troy

opera mousse ah m reeF %
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cenferees are Appointed.

op,r4 house 10 tm. vrcE
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03

In case either treaty or modus vi
vendi II arranged. Then In the house
committee on ways ana means, theT
! Is not that unan;mity of opinion as
10 keeping The lid screwed down that
| Speaker Cannon thought there would
be when he organized the committees
Representatives McCleary, the new
momber of the committee has already
drafted a bill which he believes can
be reported aimed especially AT Ger
many and providing for retaliatory
duty OF % per cent, to he enforced
against any country that discriminates
against the United States Mr. Need
hria AZ California III out gnnnlng for
the Cuban reciprocity arrangement
on the ground that it is hurting the
community. This is not
SO, but then ii means another member
anxious and likely 10 talk. The
folk OF the middle west are |
growing ominously and Representa-
i've Bahcoek Is again threatening TO I
ay pgofane hands on the sacred steel /
sehe Jules Congress foregathered I
with tae iaunty declaration that rate
and tariff revision were
10th lridescent dreams and there
would be none OF them this session.
Rate bills are now thicker than jay
birds in huckleberry time, and II looks
more and more as though the safety
alive might blow off with a blast of
lot ar ii nothing worse anent tariff
eyision. It Is likely that there will
e nothing more than tariff talk this
assien. Bur talk Is one Of the things
he stand patters dread The other
ide has too many logical sounding
rgnments that it Is anxious to use.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
THE GERMAN TARIFF.

AS THE TINE DRAWS NEAR FOR
the new discriminating tariff in Ger
many % work against this country,
and the time viii b. ripe on March
9Th, the stand pat element in congress
= getting more and more uneasy. Il
become increasingly likely that there
viii be tariff talk IL nothing more, and
next 20 action. talk is The thing that
Speaker Cannon breads. Congress is
being assailed from different points
The president mas said that he viii
not zend another reciprocity treaty
to the senatc til h IS positively as
surcd that II viii pass But Secretary
Root had been talking 70 several in
fiuentisl senator's with a view to max
ing them see that such measure
ought 10 pass Baron stenburg the
German arnbas7ador 1as had several
ccnforences az the state department
presama ~ outlining shat conees-
SEAS cernahy VII Be wiling 70 nate
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
BY AlRsHlP TO THE POLE.

A CHICAGO NEWSPAPER PRO
prietor ras given a stam correspondent
an assignment to get an airship and
Gld the North Pole. He may be in
earnest, Once on q time a newspaper
reporter was told 10 find Livingstone
and tbc reporter did so.
The airship route to Archie discoy
cry has been suggested many times
In the proposed attempt the latest
AID biggest thing IN the way of a
drigiblo balloon is to be supplemented
by Wireless telegraph outfit. The
starr will be made from the furthesf
possible point in the north.
A difficulty FOR the expedition will
lie in the great condensation Of gas
by the extreme cold. To allow for this
and for ihe probable absence Of Gas
TIN wo rs al The pole an endurance
eapaciy Of twenty-five 20 thirty day.
win be calculated in the buoyancy Of
the balloon. VIVA ever happens. an In
terc ting dream win have gone before.
And il is 90 be remembered mat Jules
Verne lived 10 see some Of his dreams
onistripped by accomplished facts
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
In FIN ling.

Charles J. Bonaparto. the nov Score
tary OF the Navy writes neat and
beautiful hard.
A reporter. on a hot afternoon no.
long since compiimented Nj Bona
Darte on his ehirogiaphy. and n the
compliment the secretary replied:
AT the seaside ] once heard a little
eirl make a remark about her fathers
writing that would not have applied
% mine
"Ihe little Girl was reading with her
mother in The hotel Once On the
table before bier was au iHk boz .le and
some clean statio1err. and as size read
g. g. soy into tie ilA Ihc iy. affer
a lard struggle. emerEed from JOS
black bath END iu an eKhaus ei and
lrazglal condition Do f~a'iel itself
slowly ana uiff scat dirculfy ac-os5
IA s-cri %. r1c = payer
-Taf i-tle Ei-1 rc--r1inr the fys
track across tfc r1ae. exclaimed
~.oh Ga-ra p 80 Errc s. nr
that writes irsf il-e para
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
WARSAW NOW IS .
IN THE L|ME[|CHT
TIE EMPLOYEES OF ALL THE
POLISH FACTORIES HAVE
GONE OUT ON STRIKE.
TRAFFIC IS STOPPED
Partially on several Railroads.
Revolutionary caldron Be.
gins to Seethe and
Boil.

1 Warsaw, January 2.-The employees
Of all the factories here are on strike
The bombs ana reyolvers discovered
yesterday in Kacza street belonged tc
Ia club OF Jeaish anarchists ana com
ilaunist7 the, members of which were
terrorizing Jewish business men.
Traffic On the Vistula railroad is
partially Interrupted Socialists have
destroyed two bridges and are firing
on engineers A bridge has also been
destroyed on the Vienna railroad
In the government of Kelce The re-
yolutioniats has restroyed several gov
ernment buildings.
In the communes al Zamo four SER
geants have been arrested for spread
ing revolutionary propaganda among
the soldiers.
On the Ostrovice branch of the Wis.
lula railroad the strikers destroyed
Wiegsbnik station The employees fled.
At Ldcz some factories attempted
70 resume work bus the wogkmeu weFe
threatened by strikers WITH reyolvers
At Sosnoyice and Dombrova all the
coal and iron miners are on a strike
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
THE DAILY JINGLE
WHAT THE NElcHsoRs SAY.

q is very pulling is it not2
We cannot make it 0uL
We never caa imagine what
Those people were about.
u may be tlat her igh' is dim
Or his ! hate 10 slur.
But what could she have seen in him
What ala he see in her?
We've talked the matter over and
We cannot let &C. rest.
We're anxious still to understand.
Unless II was some sort of within
I. never could occur.
Bot What could she nave scen IN him
What did he see in her?
They Gem q BE- well satisfied
That's aggravaffng. TOO.
She like him. ffai can't be denied.
He ticks tofher like Ciue.
We're filled with wonder 10 the brim
IL making quite a stir
Now what could she nave seen ir
him.
What did he see in herr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
WHY ENLISTED MEN DESERT

| WTSEACRES ARE ALWAYS SPEC
lulating about The reasons OF deser-
tions from the army. A flood of light
| = thrown on one Of the reascns by the
I,coHrmasial If Lieutenant Roy Taylor
Of the coast artillery for gratitious
/ humiliation Of an enlisted man
Liaut Taylor went TO a theatre in
New York. probably in civilian dress.
lie discovered a sergeant Of his regi-
mont in his ne ghbcrhood and coolly
requested him to move to another seat
in order thar tho officer and the sol
der might nor seem 10 he ON a plano
of social equality Having his uniform
and NOT wishing 10 make public
Gene, the sergeant did not knock the
Lieutenant Town But Ne made com
plainf to hi officers. charges were
pefelred ana Taylor was arrested.
eouitmnri al il now in progress His
dismissal from the army would do
as much 70 check deser,ions from it
AS .IIhe., condnct Of himself and men
|liLalAim hasldone to provoke il.
. Il is rot delicate OK difficult mai
ter 10 PRE- erve neeas say sHbofdna-
iian iii the American army without
wounding he self-respect of men
when tho officers rave the common in
stnc.s Of gentlemen Most Of them
have these ana the relations Of Off
GERS and men in our army afford
beautiful example Of general demo
cratic equality modified By the neces-
sitias of military discipline. But two
or three military cads can make a
VII le regiment uncomfortable. as a
few eisilian .ads can destroy the com
fQs, Of tie whole circle In which they
heb8e tsa
Il is a great pity that some focm OF
examination cannot be devised to test
the power Of an officer 10 command
Bis men ike gentlemen TIE cads are
as oftan feosA West Pointers via
have not learned that enlisted men
are nor menial7 as they are men risen I
from the ranks and dcsirous of hiding |
their origin by desplsing the ladder
thai ra'sed Them up,
This Taylo- creature would hardly 4
be in tn artillery we've he moi n West T.
Pointer, nut his rank, as well as his /
behavior, indicates that he mas not
been log 6 ont Of the academy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
. COUNTING Up losses.

Mosc2w Jan ? III IS impossible Il
ascertain the tctal losses resulting
ffrom the ten days revolt as many
! dead and wounded have moi been r.
/ ported at hospitals ana some bodies
We're incincrated personal tour oi
the hospitals hows AS killed and !
Q05 wounded One hundred and sav
enty-f0ur injured tascn 70 The hos
pital have since died
Tho troops lost nine killed. of whom
two were officers and fifJy-two wound
ed. OF the police ten were killed and
fifteen wounded Among the killed or
wounded we've q number Of children,
The rcturas genGraIl3 showing limo
ceHt persons suffered The heaviest
The final figures of the casualties will
closely approach $500 This was the
original estimate made in these dis
patches. fs
Series of the discovery Of great
heaps of dead in the Prena district
as Well as many other sensational
stories printed by local papers are I'M
true. An eye witness of the surrender
Of the la batch Of revolutionists on
Sunday says that two ring leaders
we're shot without even the emblance
Of a trial.
The property Of foreigners in The
Prez1a district has been damaged or
dcstrF yed to a considerable extent.
among the losses beng a fye-story
brick building belonging TO a naturS
lied American stabrrnsky. who has
lodged with the American consul, a
demand for damages against the Rus
ian government -Four similar de-
mands for damages have been lodged
with the British consul ana seven with
the German consul
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
SHEARS AND PASTE.
s&@-SS>>~.~NS ~SSSS~A&~SE
slmpIy al Act u Justlce.

The chiefs Of the parry had INDUCED
in one Of their harmony dinners. and
the editor Of the Daily Bread was
looking over the account Of the ar
fair hat had been turned in by the
reporter.
There was lot Of speeches made,
wasn't there?" he asked.
Yes, sir" answered the reporer.
Was Col. Gorey'l speech the only
good one?"
20, ne; moi at ALL"
Then why have you reported his
talk in fun and given only a brief syn,
opsis OF the others p
For The reason that when il came
his turn C speak the banqueters were
TOO far gone to be able TO understand
I'd, and thought they ought 70 have
a chance 10 see what it was"
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40 60.

Here's a biz Of verse. said the call
er which ! dashed off while / was
on the train the other day See 10
you don't think it shows a little OF
what you might call reserve power
The editor read II through
Yes he said II shows entirely
Too much reserve power. Yen shonld
have da he'd ii clear on the train
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
CHANGE MADE MATTERS WORSE.
Woman Tells Of Troubles With Her
Hawaiian Servants.


Hawaiian servants" said brown
woman, are the bestthe best in
he world. but they are strangely IN.
Sophisticated, strangely naive.
Hawaiian servants insist on call!
ng you BIZ yoar frsC name Ours
were always saying TO my husband.
Yes John. or All right. John, ana
70 me, Very well. Ann, or Ana, /
am going out
al last ! got tired Of this and 10
John when we got q new COOK, !.
said
Don't ever call me by my FRS;
name in this new cooks presence
Then, perhaps, no; Knowing n,
name, he'll have to say ''Airs ID me.
so John was very careful always
% address me as Deafie az 'Sweel-
heart but the new cook. 4 watchfal
chap, gave me no title at ail
One day We had some comeanv,
some English officers told then
how had overcome. IN MY new
COOKS case. the native servants nor.
ria abuse of their employers Chris
tian rames. ana SAID, 'By This sarv-
ant at least, you won't hear ne
called Ann
''JUst then the new COOS entered
the room, He bowed TO ne lcspec..
fully and said
sweetheart dinner Is served.
'Nhat2' stamntrcd.
Dinner IS served deasia a.
sWefed the nea cash Nea yogi
Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
pIsoRpEas AMoMe ResERves

81 Pete sburg. January 2.-Serious
disorders among the receives return
ing from The FAR east are reported to
have taken place at Cheliahinsk. gov
ernmon Of Oranbnre. on the Trans.
Siberian railroad A this place the
reserves assisted thp revslutionarles
to release a number Of the aef'aiors
who had been PLACED under arrest.
They subsequently a attacked the rail.
read station 1.-The authorities we're
unable 10 repel the artacl owing 10 a
lack OF troop
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
SITUATION srlLL cRlrlcAl.

s. Petersburg. Jan The situa
ton in The Baltic provinces is still
critical Military at Reyal. Mitau and
RIGA are adopting the most energetic
measures a stationmaster who re-
fused 10 send out a train ~ Orlcn has
been hanged. Insuree1t have made
several attempts 10 darail a military
train between Libau end Hasenforih
Arrests Of extremist in ST. Peters
burg continue. An editor and others
charged with distributing revolution
airy literature among lhe soldiers haze
been detained By police
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
ATTACKED THE DRAGONS.

Riga, Livonia Russia, ian, While
IA detachment OF dragons were en-
gagged in gro ming their horses here
today thoy were attacked by three
hundred workmcn armed with re-.
yolyers and swords Eleven dragons
were killed and fourteen wounded
The soldiers rallied and opened fire on
thci assa jants. killing eight Troops
were then summoned ana urFognded
The rehols
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03

IT Is something Of a merry jest up
on slab-dash craftsmanship that the
American sugar-makers who relied up
on Presid INT Morales's promise Of i'm
munity fl0m taxation should be
among the worst sulferers from Do
miacian disagreement When a gov.
eminent personally conducted by an
other government goes astray the con
dnctor need not be surprised by com
plaints.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
November Circulation.

The above Is a correct statement OF
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1894,
ara for the first eleven months OF the
wear 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Managers
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day of December, 1905.
(Seal.) LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires January 16.
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03

Fanny y. Cory, one Of The foremost
American Illustrators Of child life
lives near Helena Mont, and she de-
scribes her home as lust little yell
low and white dot on the shore Of a
big open lake, whore few water fowl
and the postman twice week are
about the only visitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
Truth in Healing.

It is certain. observes The Hospital
that the medical man who desls frank
ly with his patient. neither prescril,-
ing for imaginary ailment nor min
Inning serious symptoms. is as in
disDonsabie as he l8 welcome IN The
sick chamber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03

A BATCH of railroad rebateis have
been indicted in Chicago, bur indict-
ments without punishment will do
very little towards abolishing this
form Of injustice to the shippers and
consumers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03

1T every citizen of Cairo would
make ii special duty TO speak
good word for Greater Cairo during
1866 it would be worth hundreds of
thousands OF dollars 10 the community
and Alexander county.