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referred to was framed by John sharr
/ Williams az Nj .iaslppl. the Deno
cratic leader OF fle5 house, ana was
passed BY The remarkable vote Of 20-
yeas 10 20 NAYS. Such majority II
Ithe house may be taken as guarantee
that Inc I'm will pas the senate.
Tho bin IS quite simple in It's proys.
ions vet comprehensive enough to
nret Nil be reaas or conditions when
s1a alara Is so r1el ia he south Il
9uflonh the secretary OF Tie treas
ury. through he Marine Hospital and
Public Health .crYcc To establish i
Uniform ana efficient Quala time sgs
Rom along Cur seaclaat ald apraby
prevent tba importation Of yellow
fever into the county II also author.
yes thaF he, SNAIL designate aod estal.
lish quarantine stations at points on
the Mexican border as in his judg
neut are be suited to prevent lh"
introduction OF tac u sgaaa
The same authority has also The
ri&h to establish quarantine st1
ton al thc Dry 1urtugas ana Al snca
points az or near the saacoast not e&-
ceeding four in number as he may
deem neces airy,
These aTe the ma5n g ara'tlne tea-
lures precautionary against tAc lHtr2
.lnction of the pes Hence, coupled with /
the provision that sAould il appear |
despite such precautions the Federal
Hospital Service shall have superFIs
on and regulation OF t2e measure I
'0r IN extinction similar io that ext
rctsed during lis eNls eaco last sun
ner al Ne" Orleans To prevent taa
Interference by local and state rega-
at ons with interstate commerce. =
S provided that every common car
Ter 50 engaged shall receive and carry
through any tate or territory passen-
.ers, freight and baggage properly DIS
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INHERENT EVIL IN GAMBLING.
Fundamental Error Pointed Out by
English Phi. oscphcr


Listen 70 a conversation about gam
bling ana, where reprobaton is ex-
pressed, note the grounds Of tho rep
robaeon That IT tends toward the
ruin Of ana gambler; that Ii RISKS the
welfare If family and friends; that It
ulieuates from business, and leads
into had company these. ana such az
these, are the reasons given fer con
damnine The practice Rarely Is theirs
any recognition Of the fundamental
reason Rarely is gambling condemn
ed because if Is a kind Of aerioa by
hich pleasure is obtained Ill the cost
9t pain to another The abnormal Oh.
ainment or qualification, or OF the
money which purchases qualification
implies. FIRST that there has been put
forth equivalent effort isnd which
ID some way, fuythers the general.
good; and implies. secondly, that
those from whom the money is re-.
seiycd. SET, directly Or indirectly
equiyaIent satisfacjions But IN gam.
Hing The opposite happens. Benefit
received does not imply efforts put
sor,d and the happiness Of the win.
uer involves misery Of the loser This
sind Of action is therefore essentially
anti.socidl sears the sympathies, cIi-
ivates hard egoism, and 50 pro
daCes a general deterioration Of CHAR
Gcter anu conluct.-He: cert Spencer
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prof n. r. tsGa. af rto 7'tc--i'.
oi California. is -aaIuctn2 %. o5lIaa.
3 series at experiments with the o5.
1ec' Of increasing the lay.u. rover o.
die hen.
Prof JaGa has already secured some
remarkable having records I'm dis.
Guessing these records be said The o her
ddr
Cleanliness is a prime factor 70
-0ccessfGI chicken farming Keep the
runs clean. dry cheerful. and your
mems viii Go th.i- duty by SON nohly
"ln fac. 70 mabc hens 'ay VOL il
Is almost necessary 60 carry naat1o-s
- the fnicty poiut-to DO as fnicky
rs the old lady with the aquarium.
This 81 lady di3 not merely Keep
she aquarium nes5-the glass spo.ices
the stones al the bottom snoxg-hut
it was said of hey that cve-y Saturday
1laht she teok the FISH out and gasa
them a bath
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william t--.u 10 ais neRiF pub
Ushcd -3yr4. lsrti0as- 1-lls .his story
Of 3D.. Cosc. sac archbishop rf cash
OF. -Orce 20 one ui bis e1smfra-
'iors 81 t5r -iilfrCl Tor confirm tion
the ar.c5issop p1t jo a litUc eri
the Question from che raterhis.n-
WHAT IS fua preparation Ter uafri-
us1nec Ilo Ittla ore bluzhel and
ri-rIel end Iut TIRE corner cf her
BIB in Lc- mol.l by way of an ufr.
Tic question Was repeated 'Oh.
sure. yog- -pr '-hiH knows it yourself
was tae tiuii reHif. Yes. bHt sou
mr=t fsH INC. my cht3 VIA; is -ha
preparation fer matrimonyT We'll.
mv lord. a iittie counting. ~ cag-ze. q"
~ last came THE reluctant EusWer
from am-d a rozary or b.ushes~
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.krL.kknacks.- h MsshIr-t.-

When The House vas considering
The pension appropriation bin men
hc- said that is was a custom Of Con
rrCss TO increase tie PENSIONS rs tct-
Grams b1 special acts. Repre- entatiye
~Cy' srilovay. the pensioners guard
ian. rose 10 his full height Ct anrro1i-
TafeIv seven fees s1i -l3l These
sFsciat acts cost the government
about $500 u06 yra-. just about taa
sum members spend for cigars and
kn.elknacss iu the house restaurant "
NUfhi-- more was s1iI -n that sub
feet Several meuro-s 5fsrAarI
asked Air. Sui,axay what De- meant hr
tuicEEnacEs. ard be sail Thar now e.
IL net slII iu TIE H01se :=- frlanss
because Of an sc- &C Congress lor-
bidding lis he il The capitol
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CAT AND rat ARE SHIPS Pers
Ia Peace They Share the flcnor Of
Ee.na the ChLeaao'a Mascots.


A sailor approached the Gilltcr oI
the deck after retreat on board tht
Chicago yesterday ana said. salutne
sir may | have permission TO 50 e
the Saturn?'
"What for2' sa'd that Officer
ITO get he cat' was the tepy
That cat Is the pet Of tde saa
When the fac ship went to IIilo, tiff
cruisers cat stayed behind Ia get a.
quaintcd with the cats Of the tropics
lie evidently got pretty wei ac-uaini
ed for when the cruiser returned an
the eat came back be was battiS
SCARED veteran,
Beside the cat, the battlcshlp boast
a rat. Not a plague rat, but a WAit4
rat from Bremerton, Wash That ra
is also a pet and Is a glossy, we'll FED
well hammered rodent, as white as
driven SNOW The sailor Who sasm ms 70
be his special guardian says that III.
more he pounds the rat the better he
likes him
He crawls all over the boys. takes
ais cigarette smoke like SpanisH
souorita, and makes himself quite n
nome wherever he is. But he never
gets "shore leave
The cat and the rat are the hest OF
friends. Once in a while the rat gets
a little 100 familiar to suit his cat5h.p
and bites the cats lips with his sharp
teeth Then the eat looks paiqDd and
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Tow 20 Make Z caasr sLnn.

Gcrerai'y any Lili uf soft Ic.'ari
noise WI 'omr, a titl 10 sing. 4
canary lung in a kitchen Win usually
staf his song if he hears. say rho
frizz-iuE o. RE Tvile pan "" uti.izc
special devices 10 tarpt The shy ing
er. who is. pefhars. rendered 5he
more hashful by fnGinE himself On
ucta! surrounding For IBIS EGg 1-r
Ne employ whistles ami eoa- organs
which arufcia.ig repro irce the
~torrs~ ~ tle roller TITS latter
method is found 10 DO irresistible
when aii other plans have failed The
.ird feels apparently that Pc Us being
challenged. and forthwith responds
10 tH, chafe &c ty pouring forh the
best of his soac
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

Tnicue sessions ere held ar times hl
the parliament Of Australia The mem
bers sat All night net long ago and
there was frequent ringing q
bells whom the quorum wa
threatened with fracture Joserf
Cock spoke Of the dumb. dead
silence" which prevailed. The post
master general was in charge Of the
measure Under discussion but reports
SPY his head began 10 fan gracefully
forward uFon his breasf and Re pulie'
up bis collar. as If seeking more
warmth" Mr. Cook was naturally m
5tenaa- Here is the minister in
3-r7 Of these proposals sleeping lt'a
ttl with his head uIcn his shout.
tcg, le exclaimed y.H5iy A lt,,
later another member gosc TO q poia-
81 order "is an honorable minister 10
order Ia snoring SO lcIdly that cen
net hear?'
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Original eErothers cheeryhlc.r

Dickens lovers throughout the
world Will he interes.e to hear that
the warehouse In Manchester Of the
Grant Brothers the originals OF tho
brothers Cheeryble''--is to be alter
ed in a way that will abolish some Of
It's Interior historic features Curl
oUsly cluggh it is just fifty years
since UIr1eI. Tie younger Cheerybie.
passed away. It has been supposed
that in drawing these characters Dick
ems relied entirely on report but IN
fact he haG eaGa The acquaintance %
he brothers. Grant and Manchester.
twelve months lefoyo Nicholas Nick.
.ely was written, He met them at 4
Inner party and The friendship was
maintaired for May yelrs. Many
&c the CheeTyble attributes were
drawn from real life notably the spo
plrcac butler At tie IinkinWater dis
nor, who antia,r ted his masters
wish for a fresh bottle of wine by
holding 1t behind his back with The
corks1rcw already inserted.-Pa.
Mall Gazette.
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Stsec Fua.

krf- tep persons Irquf- tlaus. yes
noblg IN thcir maiden speech. Al a
wedding feast Recently thc H-llreloom
vds called ufoa. as usual. t0 respond
TO the given toast !H spite pl fHe
SAC, rlef Dee bad previously pleaded TO-
be- cNcuscd-
B.usiirg go tho Tco.s of his hair
be rose 30 bis feet lie Intended To-
imply ;hst ho wa5 uaT-erared f1-
sFosch-uakinz hut unfortunately nlac-
g ais hard upon the hTidc shuu'dtr
ana inolc1 down al her a. he STAIN
nere4 cut his opening (snl c-nclad-
-uei lords.
~Thi=-er-tl.as las seen forced
-ilnn U.e@
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We are authorized to announce DR.
r. ]. Cause Of Unity, as candidate
for reelection to the office OF County
Commissioner Of Alexander County.
subject 10 the decision OF the Republl-
can Primary Election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

RICHARD e. POWERS, of Cairo
authorizes his announcement as a can
didate for minority representative in
the General Assembly of Illinois, from
the Fiftieth senatorial district sub
Jet to the Democratic primary cleo
ton April g. 1906.
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Marcel, Circulation,

u : -V-tF
The above Is correct and true
statement II the circulation of The
afro Bulletin for the year 1905 and
faf i4a month Of February. 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day of April. 1906
tSeal.l LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public,
My commission expires January 1G
1909
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RECENT LEGAL DECISIONS.

That no implied warranty 0f fitness
Of an article FOR a particular purpo-7
arises out ul q contract to make 3
supply described and definite article
Us declared in DAYS Calyx Drill Go. SIS.
Mallory a.. C. App. Sth CO GO J.. z
a $40. al hOugh the veud knows
that the veadee is purchasing it "a
accomplish specific purpose. beca- $50
the g ence OF this contract Is the DE-
livery 81 the specific article ana moi
the Accomplishment Of the purpose.
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A NATIONAL QUARANTINE LAW

Cairo ha5 a more than passing in
tsresf In the quarantine law recently
passed BY the loser house Of The fed
cfal congress. because Of the several
very costly and very unpleasant ex-
pcriczces she has had with quarantine
regulations imposed and maintained
hy local and state authority. The law
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rhe Dread pisea-e Pneumonia.

The Dread Disease Pncur1 oHla,
Wo spend time and money in
fshting the White scour9e and zoe Of
the important measures proposed BY
the Iowa legislature to act upon this
winter Is the founding of a state hos.
pital for eonsumptiyes. Yet it is
doubtful If this disease can lay claim
to a larger number Of victims han
can pneumonia. Tr the presence OF
ths rampant pneumococcus tha physi.
clan il practically helpless. The
qpeS ion Of recovery seems to be
whethoh the patient Is strong enough
10 bear with the poison produced by
the germ until that POISON Is strong
enough 70 Kill the germ itself Il is
A duel to the death between patient
and germ and il the patient would win
he must begin 10 train long before he
has any suspicion that the struggle IS
coming ID other words, he must
keep in good healtl,-Ne1raska State
tUUTua1.
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Alderman First Ward.

CALVIN V. NEFF authorizes his
announcement as a candidate for re-
election as member Of the city coun
Gil from the First ward Of the city
of Cairo. at The city election TO be
held April IL. 1906.
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Alderman Fourth Ward.

W. J. LAwLER auhtroizes his au-
rouncement as a candidate for re-
election 20 the Office Of alderman from
the Fourth ward. at the city election
20 be held April IL. 1916.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

Paris spends 100000 o. ylar 20 teer
her trees ia o-5er and io risHI nov
r1e-- Ete-F s-reet C p certain width
D. cn f,=f t1 row 81 jsees 90 either
site- ElIc evelg strgei O. a certain
greater wIdth has Joatia rev.
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Alderman Seventh Ward.

FRANK THOMAS authorizes his
announcement as a candidate fo-
member Of the city council Of Cairo.
from the Seventh ward. al the election
O. be held April Il. 1906.
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s.euaa efre's Immense nsst.

The mound bird. found To- Australia.
builds tie biggest nest ID lae void.
Ii makes mounds sometimes - great
IS I5c feat IN circumference - wkiCA
il buTies IFS eggs I've feel dep.
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Alderman First Ward.

JAMES MEEHAN authorizes his an.
nouncement as candidate for alder
man from the First Ward at the city
election to be held April II, 1906.
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Ut FLOWERS AND PLANTS


FOR SALE
1000 PANSY PLANTS WILL De
SOLD THREE ron toc WHILE THEY
LAST. MRS. W. S. HALLIDAY,
San WASHINGTON AVE.
BELL PHONE 1877 y.
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We are authorized "a announce f
J. HODGES as q candidate for sheri1
Of Alexander county, subject TO the
decision OF the Republican primary
election,
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CARROLL c. BoGGs.
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce DIR.
c. L. OTRICH as candidate for rep
recon alive In the Fiftieth Senatorial
District fubiec' IN the decision Of the
democratic primaries
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.or County Superintendent Of Schools

We are authorizes TO announce
JOHN SNYDER AZ candidate for re-
election to the office of County Super
inlendeni Of Public Schools Of Alexan.
der county subject to the Republican
primary election to De held April rs,
1906
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Eor The [ enislature.

II. q CARTER, of Mound City, an
thorizes his announcement as candi-
date for minority representative in the
illinois general q sambly. for the FIT
feth diudct, s4tieet 70 the primary
elections q be held April % 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

The Bulletin IL delivered in thirp
surrounding towns IN tine Tor H.
breakfast tsbis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

me Bulletin 10 on saIs az the fol.
lowing places:
Coieman's, 214 Eighth street
halliday House news stara.
Walkers. 10 sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily aud Sunday circu-
latlon for the year l905,...... 212a
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month Of March,
1906 Observation-Disclosures. 2o36
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The removal OF tae widow as trus-
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For Philadelphia, New
York. and the East.

400 Pm. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" for
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+1ioo AM. t12.s5. $780, t446, $50 and 1000
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1851 am. Daily Warrington and Florida Lin.
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Savannah and Jacksonvills Dining car service;
First-class coaches and sleeper to New Orleans.
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lottesviiie and intermediates stations; week days
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Trancseo Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Leave Washington $40 an, $780, 4:1o, lil6.
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BRYAN AND MCCLELLAN.
Both to Attend Reception in London
Today.


LONDON, July 4.-There has been no
meeting between William J. Bryan and
Mayor Mcclellan of New York so far
They will both attend the reception of
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid this afternoon
and the dinner of the American Society to-
night. 1t is not probable that anything
like a formal conference for the discussion
of politics will occur.
Mr. Bryan said this morning that he
might meet some of his western political
friends, including members of the Jefferson
Club of Chicago. on the continent later He
added that his friends had not come to
Europe especially to meet him, but they
happened to be coming to this side of the
Atlantic and therefore he was arranging
to see them.
Mr.. Bryan held another informal recep-
ton at the Hotel Cecil today, many visiting
and resident Americans calling on him.
Col George B. NJ. Harvey of New York
was among the callers.
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The Worlds Coal Supply.

Statistics as to the amount of coal in
the world or in any particular country are
of small value because estimates are
based inadequate information. The
German periodical Stahl und Esen gives
figures as to Germany's supply, which II
places at 100000 100000 TONS which will
last. at the present rate of consumption, a
couple of thousand years. The coal de-
posts of Great Britain and Ireland are
placed at 1913, GOO 900 600 tons, with an an
nual consumption of twice that of Ger
many. The estimated coal deposit of Bel
GUM is 23,000. 00o, 600 tons; of France, 49,
O0O, O0O. 600 tons; Austria, 1900 OO0. coo. and
Russia, 10000. coo GOO tons. North Americas
coal deposits are estimated by the same
authority as ISL GOO 000, goo. tons. The total
for all Europe is placed at TOO, 600, 600 600
tons. Asia is conceded to have much
larger deposits. which cannot even APP
proximately be estimated.
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ROOSEVELT INVITED.
To Preside at the Bryan Reception
in New York.

NEW YORK. July f. - William Hoge.
president OF the Commercial Travellers
Antitrust League. today sent a letter to
President Roosevelt inviting Mr. Roosevelt
to preside at the reception to be rendered
William J. Bryan in this city upon his ar
rival from Europe early in September
Mr.. Hoge explained in his letter that the
Commercial Travellers Antitrust League is
not democratic organization nor a parti-
san organization in any sense and that the
organization regards Mr.. Roosevelt as being
as much opposed to the trusts as is Mr.
Bryan.
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ton Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
Steamer for Glymont and intermediate landings
Z pm. my21-tf