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HANDLED THE KA1sER's COAT.

A German was tried in Berlin the other day on a charge of harboring fe- lonious designs against the Emperor. The Kaiser visiting the Charlottenburg Technical School. left his fur coat in the cloakroom. The prisoner was caught lingering it. He was acquitted, having convinced the court that his only de- sire was to learn the exact quality of fur worn by the Kaiser. If his conclu- sions had been derogatory to the fur he migGt have been punished for lese majesty
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NnTIcE.

NOTICE.
 A special meeting of the stockhoid- CTS of the New Haven County National Bank will be held on the 18th day of February, 1906, at ten o'clock ;n the forenoon at the banking house of said corporation for the purpose of chang ing Article 3 of the Articles of Asso. ciation of said corporation so as 10 read: The board of directors shall consist of not less than nine nor more as at present, The board of directors shall consist of nine stockholders" and to ratlfy and confirm the election of eleven directors had at the annual meeting of the stockholders held on January g. 1906.
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Horse Clippers.

We are equipped by special machine for sharpening clippers, and warrant work perfect Saws repaired. Gen. eral grinding. 1S1 St. John Street, op- posite new engine house. JAMES BARNACLE.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago May S0.-CATTLE--l il
spite Of the fact that receipts were
only 10000 there was saarked actiyit,
as lfade and prices failed to show
lnuch gain. For good to choice steers
the market was higher, most sellers
putting the advance at ten cents. On
me other hand the bulk of Offering
peiile 81 common, to fairly good sorts
was SLOW of sale and while prices
ruled nearly steady, it wa 4 hard task
lor sellers TO interest buyers.
HoGs-Demand started out active
ana prices on immediate upturn. salas
being made freely at levels Of 5071h
above those OF the previous day. pack.
srs and shippers secured the great
bulk Of stuff before a late hour
SHEEP--Good trade was reported
n the live mutton branch. Price gen.
,rally steady.
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BOTH WELL BELOVED.
The Queen of Portugal and the Duchess
of Aosta Jealous in Philan-
thropical Works.

Amilia, queen of Portugal. is the
most beloved woman in the Kingdom
She is a philanthropist. doctor. nurse
and expert in gynecology. She has
Just received an honorary degree from
the University of Salamanca.
Amelia is the daughter of the count
OF Paris. and is, therefore, a Bourbon.
During her whole married life she has
been the servant of her people
The queens efforts In medicine have
had great influence on the wouau's
movement in Portugal.
Quen Amelia was born in England
IN 1865. and speaks English with more
facility than she does French.
Helene, duchess of Aosta, is tondJv
called the angel OF Vesuvlus" by the
suffering peasantry whom she aided
dnring the recent eruption. In her
veins flows the best blood of France.
her brother Robert due DOrIeans. be-
ing the legitimate pretender to the
throne Of that country. She was born
al York house. Twickenham. England.
June II, 1871. Her father was the
late Comte De Paris, grandson Of King
Louis Philippe of France. and her
mother was Isabella. princess of Mont
1snsier.
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sort Crush Leather Belts in Hieh
Favor and Wash Belts Like
Those of Last Year.

OF less expensive and comparatively
simple belts there is plentiful sun
Ply The one most commonly offered
y straight. rather wide crush belt
q SOIL leather, fastening with gold
hooks passing through gold eyes. and
thls Is shown in every imaginable
nue.. There is a liking, too. for
threaded effects, narrow straps OF
leather being threaded through eyelets
or Sits in belts or the same leather.
as shown in one or two OF the
sketches.
Narrow belts, studded around ton
ana bottom or all over with little
steel nail heads and with steel buckles
or buckles OF leather studded with
steel, appear in all the fashionable col-
brings. Other narrow, straight belts
are covered solidly with tiny beads of
iuil or bright jet and have small
buckles to correspond.
shlrred girdles of dun gold or az
'ray leather with large leather COW
red buckles, such as have been de-
cr1bed. are cleverly cut and shaped
nd are much more attractive than
ne would think, thanks to the won
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Big Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THM
East and Northeast.

Indianapolis, Mureie, Cincinnati,
Dayton. Columbus, Cleveland and
points in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Through Sieepers from ST. Louis 10
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
No. S--5:i5 a. m. Eastern Mail and
express. Mt. Carmel. vincennes, Par
is. Danyille. indianapolis, Cincinnati.
New York. Boston Direct connection
with the famous Kniekerbocker Spec.
ial
No. $500 p. m. Mail and EXPRESS
Carmi, Evansville. vincennes. Indian
apolis, Louisville, Chicago. Terre
Haute and Cincinnati. Buffet Sleep
ing car Cairo 10 Chicago
No $3.50 a. m. Local accommo-
dation, Mound City. Grand Chain, vi.
emma and Harrisburg
Trains Arrive at Cairo az Follows.
No. $3.50 .. m. Harrisburg. VI
emma and Cairo Accommodation.
No. 3-i1:35 a. N. Chicago and
Cairo mail and express.
NO $3.50 p. N. Danville and
Cairo mail and express.
No. 2 runs daily. other trains daily
except Sunday.
For full Information and particulars
IS to rates. tickets, limits. etc. call
n or write Elmer Smith. ticket agent.
I. H. Hardy. T p. A., Cairo. H.. c.
a Hilleary. A. G. P. A.. st Louis. No
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defiui suppleness and lightness of tn,
leather.
Stiff leather belts are rather at
discount but are to be had in thu
narrower widths and the prevailing
shape is one of moderately wide bach
ana narrow front. Enamel buckles sci
In dull gold or silver, the enamel
matching the leather of the belt, are
on many OF the belts of colored leaLh-
er, and for the brown and tawny veil
low leather shades of tortoise shell
toning in with the color of the leather
are most French.
The embroidered linen belt will he
as popular as ever for use with the
tub frock of linen, and with the linen
shirt waist, and the shapes do not Diff
Ter from those of last season. though
the embroidery designs are new. A
mother-of-pearl buckle is the thing
with such belt, and similar buckles
are used upon the strictly tailored
belts OF stitched linen which soma
women prefer to crush linen belts.
when one comes to the subject of
ribbon girdles, descriptive powers fail.
The wonderful Powered ribbons of the
season are made UP into wide folded
sirdles held by handsome buckles. but
ne coloring and design of the ribbon
S the keynote OF success or failure.
md of that description gives no ade-
Iuate idea.
Many women prefer the plain lib
rty ribbon for girdle purposes and
lever bows or cOcardes with brilliants
ct in the centers often take the place
buckles, though the ready to wear
lrdles in the shops usually nave the
uckies. The gold and silver ribbons
nd the shaded metallic ribbons have
leir places in the belt province. and
re lowered metallic ribbons or bands.
I'm buckles of enamel and gold or
lver make trim little belts.
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Composite Race Wins.

with nearly three times as many
points to her credit az her nearest
competitor Greece, the United States
energes an easy winner from the
siealest and latest Of Tia international
atheletic meets Of the world. A pos
s.o'e reason for American success in
'His as IN other fields is the fact that
we are a highly composite br ed. We
nave incorporated into our national
Dous representatives. Of nearly every
race on earth. II is net at ali surpris-
ing. therefore. that we do more things
wen than the purer racial strains
n. Y. Globe.
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CELEBRATED
CLA'RVOYANT and PIANIST
OF NEW YORK
Is visiting in This City by Special
Request-To Prove His Wonder.
full Powers He will Give
Special Readings
Soc and 81 Tor One Week

without asking a single question
tells who you are. whence and foI
what you came. Gives full name.
MIR. HAROLD WELTNER is a gen.
tleman wonderfully gifted: the most
refined need not hesitate TO call: his
powerful mediumship is inherited
through generations; he has gained a
victory over all others in truthful pre-
dictions. If you would know the fu.
ture and be successful in business
specnlations. love and all things. do
not fail to see him. no matter what
your past experience with clairvoyants
has been. He viii treat you honestly.
III, after reading. you are not satisfied.
1t VIII cost. you nothing. lie tells you
how TO win the man or woman you
love- how b control those you wish.
even miles away. Tells YOU how TO
remove domestic troubles. 10 cure the
drink habit. restore health. reunites
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lost or stolen property, RECEIVERS old
estates. Nothing difficult to him
Hours a. m. to 9 D. m. daily and
sunday. Everything confidential. You
meet no other callers. Parlors con
veniently located at Mrs. Walders
20 Ninth Street.
TAKE NOTICE-Prof. Weltner's re-
lnced fee Of SOC viii continue for a
aoTt time only Call at once and be
onvinced OF his wonderful power to
Ieip ron.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

advertisements OF not exceed ma
TIRES lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader of
me Bulletin to be filed by adyer-
user In person, On regular form, at the
ONCE OF The Bulletin Company, TOO
ONO Levea The Bulletin company
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Vertisement or statement made there
IN and VIII not accept the notice of
any person known to be employed
inquiries and replies to savertIse-
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DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

saltwater, Mimi. Say 3n.-Emil AMI
William Smith. aged Is and 2. re pee.
uVeiy were drowned in Lilly lake this
afternoon. William was sitting in a
boat fishing. He hooked a large pick
efei ana IN trying 10 land the Ash fell
overheard. Emil jumped info save him
and both went down together
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JUMPED AN ENHANCEMENT.

New York May SO.-Reuben J. Tav
Tor. superintendent Of the Continental
tlre Insurance company was killed to
DAY by the fall Of his automobile over
thirty-five foot embankment on
iVerdale tvenue. His wife jumped and
escannd nhnrf
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If WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap of Happiness It Would
Bring to Cairo Homes.

Hard 10 do homework with al
aching back.
A Brings you hours Of misery at leis
ure or at work.
II women only knew the cause-tha,
Backache pains come from sick kid
neys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid,
neys.
CAIRO people endorse this:
Mrs. JOS Vollmer, of Us Ninth st..
says: For quite long time my back
ached and ! was uncertain what caused
1t II | stopped suddenly or lifted
anything heavy | was often compelled
60 scream with pain tried some sim.
pie makeshifts, but in place Of grow
ing better became worse and finally
could only look after my domestia
cares with the greatest difficulty one
day during the winter | happened n
READ an arAcle in a newspaper which |
told about the qualities of Doan's Kid. |
hey Pllls and my husband got a box
Tor me at Paul G. Schuh's drug store
Ii the first box had not greatly helpad
me ! never would have bought n spc
ond, and il the second had not radical.
y disposed of my hackache. | could
lot be induced to publicly recommend
he remedy.
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WILL NOT ADVOCATE.

vienna, MAY 30.-There is absolute.
ly no foundation for the rumors that
EmPetoT Francis Joseph has resolved
TO abdicate as a re-uit of in health
HIS Majesty participated this morning
IN tae miiitary parade and appeared 10
be i'm good health.
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A VETERAN is DEAD.

Waterloo. Ia, May 30.-Memorial
Day Witnessed the death of r. G.. MIL
Ter one of the best known veterans of
iowa tie was pioneer legislator of
Iowa and known as the founder of the
Stat Normal school. having infrdncd
IN the legislature the bill which Great.
ed that Institution.
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every kind as ordered. Especial at.
'ehtion IL given to orders for church
ana social entertainments. Either cal.
ION Or brick. For large quantities and
on all out Of town orders we will quote
special prices on application. PROMPT
ueiiVery assured. Both Phones, 400.
The City Creamery, 26f4 Commercial
avenue.
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TO DEMAND SATISFACTION.

Paris. Ma. sO.-The cabinet has de-
e.eea 10 send sgsrsrip 70 Tanrisr 10
eetain satisfaction Tor the recent ss
sassiuafion Of z Efsneansn IN that
vicinity. '7'
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Colored Creme de chin.z

Many shades are coming in creme
&c chimes. which are matched exactly
70 cloth or used IN tire next lighter
shade 10 finish ND the corssIet skirt
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MAIN CONE FALLS IN.

Naples. Nay 2O.-The norih part Of
'ne main cone of Vesuvius c0ntinues
10 IAN in causing explosion and eruD-
tlona Of aes which have ext snde4 to
Capri and Sorrento.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

White woman of good
character to cook and keep house for
husband and wife. Pleasant permanent
place for right party. Address d. John.
son, Box 81, Clinton, KY.
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Chinese Vciunsss-s

IN China Toiuatesr militias are -
< formed Thousands Of young men
enllstins and meet twice ,r-ss-
drin. esA
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Profalle Bubbles .

The Small Boy LoDk xhona.
IAeFes man fallen in The pond ana
hls bubbles IS the worst language WI,
ever heard. London Sketch.
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WAN1ED-Lady of gentleman of
Iair education to travel for firm Of
$25o,o00.0o capital. Salary s1.o72 %
per year and expenses. Salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced; refer
ehces required Address, with stamn.
). A. Alexander Cairo, III.
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Accounts OF corporations and inaivid.
uals especially solicited Eressns.
furnished TO any part Of the wsrls.
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WANTED-To rent or buy modern
cottage or residence south of TWEEN
tietll street. Address f. G., Bulletin.
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LOST.

LOsT-Elks pin between Sixth and
Elghth street and Washington avenue
Yesterday afternoon Finder please
leave at Bulletin office.
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HELP WANTED--MAIE

WANfED-For U. S. Army. Able
po3led unmarried men between ages
OF Il and IS: Citizens of United States
OF good character and temperate hah.
u.s. VINO can speak, read and write
English. For further information an
ply to recruiting officer, New Rich
mond House, Paducah, Ky.
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
sThicTLY a SAVINGS BANK.
cAiEo, ILLINOIS.

~sPi'~t .....--........... &50, 900
surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
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Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. ana nlshth Stree.
CAIRO, tLIiNoIa

SsP"Ai '.s...-.....-...... sfO0, 600
Surplus and Undivided Profts, $50. 200
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Editor National Tribune: Please pub
lish short histories Of the "a and 18th
Pa. Cav.-Lewis A. Andrews. Bridge
ton, N. j.
The. Sd Pa. Caw.,was. organized at
Philadelphia in July and August. 1851.
and the veterans and recruits CONSOLE
dated into a battalion OF three cam
panies, which were Increased to eight
companies and transferred TO the -5th
Pa. Cav, May 8. 1865. Col. William
III. Young was discharged: Cor William
w. Avereu. Regular Army. was pro.
NOTED to Brigadier-General; Col. John
B. Mcintosh. Of the Regular Army. was
mustered out, and Lieut.-Col. Jane.
w. Walsh was In command when the
regiment was consolidated. 1t be-
longed to Gregg's Cavalry. Army OF the
Potomac, and lost AZ killed and III
died from disease.
The 5th Pa Cav"was organized al
Philadelphia from July. 1851. and mus.
tered out Aug. Z, 1865. Col. David
Campbell and Col. Max friedman re-
signed and Col. Robert M. West was In
command when the. regiment was mus.
tered out, and brevetted a Brigadier-
General. 1t belonged to Kautz's d.
vision, Cavalry OF the Army OF the
James, and lost a killed and ZIG diet
from disease.-Editor National Trib
une.