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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
REAL EsTATE FOR sAI,E
Improved.
Continued.

. HARR1Gr 3 : E oS REAIry : ? &C.. o. 9
phenes-r. G. 7775; N. W y. South South isss-f: 1855
office open daily, Also evenings and
Downtown Office sGnaass: asa sRa,lwnv Building
Bargains in Lake Harriet Houses and Lots.
1,775-Good S-room house on fine lot
overlooking Lake Calhoun; water. gas. etc.
House. House alone could not be duplicated for
away and must sell this week. :. :.
with large lot, 5ox254, two blocks from
Lake Harriet and one block from Harriet
car.
$1,s5o-New six-room cottage birch
floors and finish; elegant lot. with trees;
within two blocks of streetcar., A snap.
81, 50o-Two very nice cottages, and
riet and streetcar. Easy terms.
,S00-New groom house, overlooking
} Lake Calhoun; all modern, birch floors
throughouti splendid hardwood finish.
Bargains in Lake Harriet Lots.
$175-A good lot on Beard av, two
blocks from car and short walk from Lake
} Harriet; terms $25 down. and easy pay
} 1925 each for two fine lots; muss be
bought right away to get them at this
sa75 win buy some of the finest east
front lots you ever saw. Close to water,
s42S~very ane e'' corner a iot wat: Water and
gas in street; splendid trees and close to
, II You are looking for an investment
or for good building site, see us before
buying elsewhere. as we have the best
lots for the least money and can make
oce U
} Afternoons. evenings or Sundays.
} Q o Q o o o o o o
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A SOUTHEAST BARGAIN,

Near State University. '~
New 8-room house. complete in every re-.
spect; location frst-c1ass, being only two
blocks from the river, where there is always
fresh. pure air The house contains bath, gas,
electric gas lighters, gas water heater. beau
board and icebox, tiled vestibule, perfect heat
ing plant, laundry complete, cemented cellar,
beautiful gas fixtures, expensive decorations
E birch floors and white finish upstairs; balcony
upstairs for airing bedding large screened
porch; caves connected with sewer; clothes
j chute from bathroom to laundry; back stairs,
hall seat; east front lot 40x132: trees walks,
shrubbery, lawn; neighborhood frst- class. I'M
6 mediate possession; $4,000. Owner, Ale Wal
nut at Sc, g.. -. ->--, p -
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% oG aGr,gaI1y ~ o994e.f1n 90
For Sale-A very fine nine room house,
all modern and complete in every respect.
The best OF finish and richly decorated;
, large lot and good barn. Stevens av, be-
tween 3lst and 32d st. Price So, 600.
Folsom Realty Co., ..
800 hallway Building,
Corner Sd st and N1collet Av.
o O o o O go O O . O o o
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4 sn& or s q s1S.aoo% seS SofrAsE = & oS AZ
. down and see sic and 522 W s4th st. Q
. location built up with fine - new w homes: Q
0 These two cottages very artistic, G
0 thoroughly well built out Of the best G
material doupe fetsd beam filed and
. have full Easements, With the Celebrated c
0 finished on the first floor in beautiful c
o hardwoods, good hardwood floors, we'll {
0 ARA, arranged pantries: back vestibules for {
0 gas fixtures, window shades and screens {
0 Second floor consists Of three bedrooms {
o and bathroom, equipped with. the latest {
o open nickel and enamel plumbing; hard
o wood floors throughout and enamel fin
0 ish; Extra large lots, stone walks, {
maee e v se tBese
0 houses under $1,000, and on your own
0 terms. Come out and investigate and (
0 noon for inspection. You may move in
0 Aug. l and save rent.
o rison-Crittenden Co..
o 4os LIST Av s. o
0 0 Q o 0 o o 0 0 O
o o
Q WE BUY OR BUILD HOMES ON EASY
0 PAYMENT PLAN.
o Payment, So for each $1,000 per month.
o You may have any amount from $500 up.
o You select your place and your plans for
0 builG4ag. We draw the plans for you
without expense to you: you select your
0 contractor. We furnish the money.
o ALL Your Own Time.
We do business anywhere in Minnesota,
0 North and South Dakota.
American Real Estate Investment Loan
Co., 437-430 Andrus Bldg,
o Minneapolis, MINI.
o 0 0 o o o o o
o O. o o o o 90
A SNAP.
o For Immediate Sale.
o $S95-Six-room house in good repair, with
o city water; convenient to car line on
0 North Side.
% Thompson Bros,
10 234 Security Bank Bldg.
o O o
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NEW HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT, FULLY MOD.
ern except heat; 50-foot lot: only So time
on $1,000. Take Goth av N car to 25th and
call at zoos Hillside av or 600 Bank COM
merce building, and will show It. Eads.
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So, s,5oo-lsle HILLSIDE Av N, FIVE ROOMS
and summer kitchen down. three rooms and
bath up; hardwood floors down; hot and cold
water connections, sink, storm sash and
cellar, porcelain bath; full line open plumb
Ing; entirely modern except heat; good neigh
=, borhood;: nice lawn; win trade tor 10 or Is
acres Of good land near city. Yale Realty
Co., 2OB 4th at s.
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LOWRY HILL.
2013 Girard S.; new, elegant 10-room strictly
modern, up-to-date house. built by day la
Dor and firstclass material; hot water heat,
combination sideboard and china closet, book
cases, paneled dining room, expensive decora-
tions and combination gas and electric fix
lures, all ready to move In; big lot, choicest
location, near Douglas school. Price $1,000
for quick sale. Open Sunday afternoon. Own.
ers Friedman Brothers.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
Continued.
FOR SALE.
S's0o-1S51 s0o-1sal 50, 50 St 81 terms reasonable.
~, 500-Clinton and 9th; duplex; new. terms.
70, 5oO-2lth st near Clinton; new, terms
$8, ,soo-27ol Bryant av N, half cash. per cent.
81, 800 -271s Piilsbury ay; terms.
$2' 'ooo-2sso 10Th av s., $500 cash, balance to
s ss, ,eeo seo s5Sa s. Stevens az; new.
81, ,soo-242o James av II, $500 down, $40 per
month,
81, -sl9 18th av g.
| So, ,OO0-l324 ed st s.
$6, 000-2604 Garfield av s. .sM ' .t
$2, 2,soo-lel2 9Th st S; 81 900 cash. ri. .a
2,0oo-2l15 22d st; cash. ~
| 81, ,5O0-2O10 7th st S. aSsta
! 81, ,5OO-2s41 9th av s. @
81 000-262O 25th st. I'd.
| $6,sO0-Fine residence, 16 rooms. lot S8-foot
front Modern, good location. Large
Bichteldt & Cotton, .
| $50 Temple Court.
s2,soo-lst Av s. NEAR s4th ST, 7-RooM
! house except heat; nearly new; lot
| ; aexl2s; would exchange for goSd Cd modern 9%1
caSon hNSss in esh Me Within
| one one block of the lake. with water, gas,
| we'll; new decorated fine front porch
screened in; three blocks from car; $500
| . cash will swing IT.; No. 1000.
1000 buys a dandy house of II rooms within
| two blocks of Milwaukee shops; city
| water. closet. cellar, cistern, well, stone
| walks walk ~ annual aa rental $24o. This Is a
Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th st 8.
o o 0 Aer6Ak1Y g. Z 2 a o B4RSAfn. < e. o 9
o For sale-A very fine nine room house. Q
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FORCED SALE.
As lots all together near car line; lay hnsj
$100 per lot: easy terms
Blechfel6t & Cotton. -.
$50 Temple Court. ~
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hot water neat. harduood floors $ barn. "a a.
s; nonresident; must sell. Address 2s7, Jour
p nal. 80 a--a--..
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JOHN r. APPLEBY, eo2 GUARANTY BLDG,
$3O0-Lot Garfield. near S4th.
S35o-42x12S on Garfield near SD.
s475-Lot on Hennepin. near SD.
S550-Emerson. near Lake. 45x12S.
SIo0-Lake of the Isles. 50x100.
These prices are much below the market.
Easy terms.
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A FEW LOT BARGAINS.

500 EACH FOR FIVE FINE LOTS, CATARACT
addition Colfax av n and 39th st.
?. S425 for lot g. block 36, st. Anthony Park,
: corner lot one block from Como car Hne:s
snap
$780, lot 9, block 2. Goodrich Park addition,
corner 17th av and 31st st.
. $500 fine east front corner lot In Crapeaus
addition, one block Plymouth car.
John L. Smith,
b3S Security Bank Bldg.
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TALK ABOUT, YOUR sNAPs-44xl1o FEET
Plymouth av between 9th st and Lyndale,
all improvements paved street, etc., in and
paid for, on car line; good business district.
$2.750. Adjoining property cannot be bought
for less than 500 per front foot. See owner,
1407 Emerson av n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
THE RACE WITH THE RUST.

The race with the rust that fea-
tnre Of the crop year that has become
an annual, Is now on The wheat in
Mfnneasota, North Dakota and South
Dakota covers an area y large. with
condition averaging 50 high. that
expectation Of a bumper crop is war.
fanted Within a day or so. however.
the dreaded black rust has appeared
in several places. The three elements
are the wheat. the weather and the
Infection. There is q stage of growth
al which the plant Is 100 Immature
to be seriously affected. for black
rust shrinks the heads. ana obviously
II cannot do this until there is some
thing there TO shrink or something
in the process of formation There s.
q later stage at which the wheat IS
so far alcng that the rust can but
reduce the quality At worst. but can
moi ruin H. Rust spreads rapidly
and does killing work. or is checked
and confined TO small areas with I'M
Important damage. according rs The
weather changes AZ the time Of sus-
efpfibiliiy on the paft Of the crop
Minneapolis Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
BARREL OF GUNS
Found BY Paducah Officers After
They Had Been Discarded BY
the Mayfield Mob.

Special 10 The Bulletin.
Paducah Ky. July GA barrel
full of guns and reviewers Of various
makes and calibres is all that re-
mains as evidence Of the so-callod
mob that came from Mayfeld last
night. bent en- lynching the negro
who assaulted Miss Ethel McCIain.
and who was brought here last night
by Mayield officers for safe keeping.
\ crowd IF several hundred per
ons. mostly curiosity seekers. gath.
cred around thp court house. OFFICER
Hurley and three other patrolmen or
tered the men away and when they
refused they formed them in line and
marched them 10 the CITY hall where
they were placed under guard in the
court room and held until time for
the train TO Mayfeld. Then they
were marched TO The train and
hustled aboard and shipped back 10
their homes.
The mob lacked leaders but would
have proven ineffective in any event
as the Jail was well guarded.
As the members ~ the mob were
being marched to the hall they quie5-
" disposed Gf their revolvers along
the way. fearing arrest and proseru-
fion 81 the eahrge Of carryin conceal
cd weapons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
RULERS OF ZION
Concluded From First Page.)

and my Savior. and the Holy Ghost.
that recognize John Alexander
Dowie, general overs2er in his three.
f0ld psohetic office as a messenger of
The Covenant, the Prophet foretold by
Moses and Elijah the Restorer, and
promise To obey all rightful orders
isseud by him and that all family ties
and obligations ana all relation 90
human governments snail be held
subordinate TO this vow This | make
In the presence of God
The court says Of this vow:
Court Scores Granger.
1t is not my duty to express my
contempt for the man that could
exact or take this oath But / am not
obliged to repose my confidence IN
man SO con stituted that living in his
republic, he would serenelY vow his
readiness at all times 70 abandon his
family and betray his country | viii
not appoint Alexander Granger And,
THO connection. while make no
pretense 10 technical learning In re-
spect to what Is good policy for this
church organization. | suggest that
whoever ultimately prevails in the
ecclesiastical controversy. give prompt
and seriou. conside alton to the ques
tion whether or not such an oath lends
TO gYe esspectability To the church
and whether the church may Justly
expect a court of the United States
to long continue to roster a true es-
tate for the use of religious organi.
zation whose conscience and ntelli-
genee does not cause an unconditional
dlsayawaf- affe-- abandonment OF the
obligation Of this loyalty
Election to &c Held.
The court ordered an election to be
held on the bird Tuesday Of Septam.
Der of general oyerseer. under the
election laws of Illinois at which all
male and female members of the
church now residing al Zion City and
who have continuously resided there
since January /, 1906. shall be en-,
titled to one vote; the Judges Of cleo
ton TO be named by the county court
of Cock county; the names of persons
70 be voted for TO be certified 10 the
United States district court within ten
days.
The court said he would provide for
Dowie inasmuch as the present value
II the So far exceeds the actual
amount Of contributions and offerings
max ca suitable provision for
Dowie. for his services as trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
GOOD WORK For CAIRO.

Some Of the correspondence is given
elsewhere, which took place between
President Smith, OF the Commercial
club. and various government officials,
with respect To the erosion by the
river at Eliza towheac, above Cairo
The letter written by Mr. Smith to
some OF those gentlemen presents
Cairo's position in the matter very
correctly and sets up our claim to gov
crnment concern In the matter at is.
sue very strongly. That Cairo and the
people of the Cairo Drainage District.
built and paid for the great leyees
surrounding them. and are willing 10
maintain them to protect government
property and government employees
but that these people shall not be eX
pected 10 maintain the banks Of the
river upon watch these levees are
built, against destruction by the river
over which the government claims ex.
elusive jurisdiction in matters of i'm
pr0vement--i mis- statement OF facts /,
a. strong as II can be made and EN-
bodies all that need be said TO Justify
any claim for government aid that
may be urged in this matter
Polite answers and professions Of
proper interest We're received from all
those written to; bur II appears that
senators and congressman Were all
more or less at sea as 10 whether o.
not anything could be done. Several Of
them knew that there was money for
work at other places and they thought
possibly there might be some way by
which Cairo could ger a slice Of il:
but it was not till Major Casey was
heard from that light began to appear
That gentlemans report on the situa.
lion, supplemented by the report Of
Cap. Mitchell who was here to in.
spect the rivers destructive work
seems sure 10 bring about the aid so
mnch desired.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
PRISON FOR LIFE.
Was the Sentence Given Tobin, the
Cigar Maker Who Killed the
Union Labor Leader.

Chicago, July 27-For the murder
Of John Lavine, a Wen known union
labor leader as result Of a quarrel
John Tobin will spend the remainder
of his life in the penitentiary This
was the punishment fixed by the jury
today The murder occurred early in
June after a meeting Of the Cigar
Makers union at which Tobn, who Is
a cripple, applied for aid from the
union and the application was op
posed BY Layine As L.avine left the
union rooms he was shot and Killed
by Tobin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
PROBE OIL TRUST.
And its Means of Transporting IT'S
Products With Special Federal
Grand Jury.

Chicago, H.. July 27.-The Stand
ard OH Company's means Of trans
porting It's products are TO be inyes.
tigated August 9Th. when the Federal
court grand jury will convene in Chi
cage 10 take testimony on that sub
ject The decision to draw a special
grand jury was reached this after
noon, an all days conference between
government lawyers In the case and
Judge Lands. Of the United States
district court. has issued an order for
the jury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.

Frank l.. Gossman 10 s. y isichen
berger. lot 3S. block 81. city of Cairo
warranty $4,000.
Frank bourgeois TO John Bourgeois
una. p Of ind " Of VIZ Sc 14-l7 l.
warranty. $4,000
Augustus Bourgeois to John Bourgeois
nnd. u Of md. x OF VIZ SO 4-171,
warranty 81 900.
Harry A. Clshman to Cairo &
Thebes r r Co, nv lot q in ne Is.
III. warranty $3.50
James Crawford 10 Charles Smiley
lots II and H. block rs, Wilson's sub
division No 3. warranty 500
VIM. wilkins 10 Nathan London. 10
,cres OF east ide ne G-1G,2, warranty.
s20o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
BARRED
AT Union City From Exercising Any
Privileges Of Their Positions
BY Courts Injunction,

Union City. Tenn July 27--An in
junction was today served on Rev. J.
L. Hudgns, pastor Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church here and Rev.
Johnson, a Cumberland circuit rider.
prohibiting them from using church
property here. selling any literature
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church here or ia any way exercising
the privilege OF Cumberland Presby
tarian ministers This Cumberland
resbgterian synod Is one Of the
opponents Of the union with
the Northern Presbyterian church,
and the injunction has been seen cd
by the Union advocates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
CIR Sllt nj Txfess
III OnnAurHH
By DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.

overntelnal development Not all knowledge of equal worth
culture indeed oveuure and represents OF selfish
We have criticism for the scientist who spends his whole lie
studying grasshopprs and has discovered 8 species OF these long
legged his knowledge may help destroy the
locusts that threaten the cornheds
But what object that form OF selfish culture found
frequently How scholars pulling down their blinds
closing their Withdrawing themselves from the vulgar
crowd? One Of them said to me the day: only
handful friends He and scoed the ignorant
muues. He has had travel leisure and opportunity He has old
paintings and msa he has marbles and curos he pdes him
self bindings but he has built wall about
breath OF the perfume from his garden may be
permitted go bless any working who passes by.
need listen who whispers: "Be
oyermuch rich Manhood means around character But there
business who have converted everything HE into gold To
gel money they have denied worship Sunday get money they
themselves friendship they have denied the
eve get money they have denied them
justice approving and converted their
OF right into gold.
They know that over-suppy of food in the stomach
poson do overuppy OF undgced
millions Their uuptuazed possessions and unassm-
Hated millions hideous a the body
Meanwhile by excess the athlete himself physically and
comes to hospital and grave Oyerdeveopng his intellect the
scholar intellectual dagger and sword Overdevop
aqusi,e faculty the practical man ruins lis life The sin oi
the hour excess oydress, and oyedrnk
Automobiles Editors Authors who become
publish Orators speak long and too often One
drop anne believed to leave pec OF red IN each drop oi
water Michigan which figure full OF suggestion little
travel little conversation gentle friendship simple style unob-
rusive quiet d few books small T-r--TT-1
house full OF love song, prayer-and the heart ae
Is ua OF peace Too much-hat stands for kz~NA
the tropics Hltlethat stands for the = q H
arctics OF poverty somewhere between lies the u jI
temperate zone and the golden mean where joy EsS 1I
and peace have mp TENS. And all HA>A1I
the happy ones who dwell therein have hardened A/7
to the words BE NOT ANYTHING OVER M<Z< ~
MUCH" Ez<ZzA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
GRAIN RATE WAR.
To Be Brought to Close on August 10
as Result of Agreement BY
Western Roads.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 27.-The war on
grain rates from Missouri river points
10 Chicago viii end August 10 This
decision was reached at a conference
oday AT which evFr road rhnning
west of Chicago was represented The
conference agreed that all western
roads should meet the rate made by
The Great Western tariffs to expire
Augustn no. when the rates are to re-
sumo their normal condition. Great
WesIe rn has agreed also To abandon
their chi rate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to July 10th, 1906.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Routsts
St. Louis & Chicage

I.b2 a.. N, DAlly chicago Nestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago at II 80 a, nj , connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east and
north
2,2O a. IN. Daily st. Louie Night Limited
arriving Ia at. Louis ri 1908 n. m, connecting
st Union station for all points west sleepina
cars open ct 9:45 p. IN.
$40 q. M, Chicago Daylight Hxnress
sxcent Sunday, makes all stops between Cairo
Chicago, arriving In Chicago at $50 p. M
F:lO "A. M. st. Louis Morning Express
Except Sunday, arriving In sc. Louis Mt tI;v
making all stops.
II:15 n. M. st. Louis Fast Mail, arri
ing In st. Louis at 500 p. III.
1913 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving In Chicago, g:30 p. Ia.
2:35p. IN. Daily 81. Louis I4tmltad. ar
living In 81. Louis At SOS p. On, connecting
Unton Station for Kansas Ctv, Omaha, beu.
yer San Francisco and all points west
2i35 %. IN. Afternoon Express for fSdfn
Efingham, Nation, Tolona, CHAMPAIGN Cfi
arc
Gif p. m. Thebes accommodates.
T:t5 ID. m. Chicago and Eastern Ex.
press arriving I'm Chicago Mt 80 .. III Indian
apolis 7:25 Cincinnati, 1880 =. m, Buffalo a'H
0. M. New York 1850 a. m Sleeping cars
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
TIME CARD.
CAIRO ELECTRIC AND TRACTION
COMPANY
In Effect January I, 1905.

In Effect January I, 1905.
BELT LINE
Cars are due to leave Second Street
going North on Commercial ave, ev
cry IS minutes from 6 a. m. to y
y. m.
Goinga Nonh on Walnut Street ev.
cry 15r4fniaaftes from Cos a, III. lC
1858 p. m.
POPLAR STREET LINE
Holbrook Avenue Cars are due to
leave Second Street going North on
Holbrook avenue at 5:57; 6:27; 6:42:
GET; 7:12 a. m. and on same minutes
every hour until 10:4 and 11:12 p. III.
Going West on Twenty-Eighth st.
at $40; G:19; 6:34; 6:49 and 1904
a. m, and on same minutes every hour
until 1924 and 1l:0a p. m.
Poplar Street Cars are due to pass
st. Mary's park Is minutes after leay-
Ing Second Street and make the trip
around the city In 30 minutes.
OWL CARS
North on Walnut-1t.30p m: 1924
a. m; 1870 a. m: 2:30 am; 1880 4
m.; 4:30 a. m; $50 a. m.
North on Commercial-12:0 p m:
100 a. m; 200 a. m; 300 Il. m:
400 a. m; 500 d. m.
Belt and Owl cars are due to pass
West Thirtyfourth street Is minutes
after leaving Second street and make
the trip around the city In 30 minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
WHICH,
-Four cripples Fought 10 Find Out
Who Was Most Unfortunate.

Ithaca, y. y. July 27.-A discussion
amolg four cripples as 70 which was
the most unfortunate ended in bloody
fight IN ST Johns Hotel ha-e last
night Ahram Spicer. who has one
shugkcn log. entered the hotel with a
cripple vino had los, both leg Within
they found a one-armed man talking
with John d nin. he proprietor whose
left arm was ampulatad al the elbow
The one armed glfest started "a dis
cussion by saying that he was the
most unfortunate man or the lost. and
Spicer put forward the claims Of hi.
companion. In he course of the arsu-
mcnt one of the crippies drew q pistol
but before he could fire there was q
general miXup in which Spicer ne
ceived several scalp wounds. Spicer
has sworn ont warrau- Tor DifTin.
VINO. h. saws hit him with his own
cane charging assault in the third de-
gree. The other two cripplss have dis
appeared
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
STEAMER GOES ASHORE.

ieame- Weston. hound MP f0rhrdlnu
Calument Mich. July 2T-The
7feamer Weston hound MP fer Su-
DeriOr 10 load iron ore. went ashore
'n FOG on Keweenaw Point. three
riles Copper T4arbc ~~-- vra-
eel is two feet ont forward with num-
her three end four compartments bad
q damaged. The crew IS safe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
ANOTHER CHAPTER
In His interesting Career When He
Was Arrested for Stealing Jewels.

Chicago. July 27-"Dr" Jacob
Svodba. said TO DE- the son Of well-to-
DO parents at Buda Pest. Hungary. a
veteran Of the Spanish American war
and formerly a New York politician.
was arrested here today on a charge
of having stolen iewclry valued al
s. ooo from The hodi~ Of Mrs. Edward
Walsh Of Philadelphia. whore bee wa
employed as butler la May.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-28
.IIlne Circulation.

The above is a correct and true
statement Of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
Tor the month Of June 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of June 1906
LEO J. KLEB,
tSeail Notary Public
MY commission expires January l6
1909.