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DENTISTS
q. =. AsAlJN, DENTIsT,
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your COmmlttee on heaItn and sdnIld-
ton and board of health, TO. whom was
referred garbage propositions. beg to re
port that we have examined the same
and respectfully recommend that the
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Of health.
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WANTED Laundering work by day. Ap-
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
His Own Translator,

At oEe of the hotels there is a negro
boy who runs an elevator in the day
time and studies English literature al
night A few days ago be was given
his envelope with small fine deduct
ed for some breach OF the regulations.
quite indignant he went to the cashier
and began:
MIR. Gardner, II you should ever
find it within the scope of your juris.
diction to levy an assessment on my
wage for some trivial act. alleged to
have been committed by myself. /
would suggest that you refrain from
exercising that prerogative. The fail.
IRE to do 30 would of necessity fore,
me to tender my resignation"
The cashier lettering reached 70
his chair. but managed to ask wha
was meant
In othah words. II you fine me ag'iI
ah'm goin' TO quit kansas CITY
Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Girls Who Work.

The girl who must gel to an office
promptly each day can save herself
needless worry and have much more
time for the coveted morning nap il
she will make a few needful prepare
tons before retiring Sew on loose
buttons polish the shoes and mend the
gloves. Arrange the clothing and ac-
cessories conveniently near on a chair
to facilitate dressing In the morning.
Clothing which has been worn all
day in a close Office should be taken
off after reaching home, brushed and
hung in the open air or spread over a
chair near an open window You viii
feel and look better for this extra care
of vo"r clothing Ee aa eH %
a.a hsG tat ie
uMae ss v5H need -t efE n rla
YaH Attend ID guG, H aaa
laye -.l ,oaet articles n pace ready
for immediate use in the morning, says
Woman's Life.
The want of a pin or a veil at the
eleventh hour and the turning of a
room topsy-turvy in an effort to find
the desired article is annoying, to say
he least, In brief, learn 20 systemize
your dressing, then there will be less
rush and plenty OF time to do every
thing without needlessly exhaustiug
the vitality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOT
LEE B. DAVIS, Cler
BY c. O. FOSTER, Dep

Notice is hereby given TO all pc
Interested that the City Council
City of Cairo, Illinois, having or
that a sewer be constructed on
along Washington avenue from
ty-first street to Twenty fourth
the ordinance for the same beii
file in the office of the city Gle
said city and having applied t.
county clerk of Alexander count
an assessment of the cost of sal
provement according to benefits
an assessment thereof having
made and returned TO said couri
nal hearing thereon will be had &
END day of January, A. D., 1916
as soon thereafter as the busine
the court will permit. Said a;
lent is payable in three installr
with interest at the rate Of five
eentum per annum, on all installrI
except the first, from and after
fimation. All persons desiring
file objections In said court b
said day. and may appear on the
ing and make their defense.
M. YESTERDAY
Superintendent of Special AS
ments.
Dated. Cairo, Illinois. January.
A. D., 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Found His Gmlet.

s 4 G; s.; s !. + rs ia mAi i: 4:
South streets in GIN.
let end couldn't
DAYS passed. Wire Duri,
1t was the man AS ay In his
home circle, and whtn prayer he
always swung backward and forward
His eyes were always closed when he
went forward and open. when he drew
backward
In the house the beams and rafters
were visible overhead and on Ger.
tain day, as he was at his devotions,
his eyes opened and caught sight of
that long-lost implement for boring
holes. which was on a rafter overhead,
where he had left IT,
His surprise was so great that he
forgot TO proceed with his prayer and
excitedly calculated: There's that
burned old gimlet"-or words that
sounded like 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
TwENTY.oNE YEARS OF SUCCESS.

New York, January ~. l90G.-At the
annual melting Of the Board Of Tus.
tee Of the American Surety Company
of New York, which was held today.
the financial report for the fiscal year
ending December 3lst last was approv.
ed.
The report showed ihe total assets
fo Dee SG.1931S75s. ana the total cam
rs' and surplus $500 iGf.20.
This is she largest Company IN the
world whose business Is restricted 10
the furnishing of suretyship bonds.
" is operating in practically all the
state and Territories. and in Canada.
Porto Rico Mexico and the PHILIPPINE
Islam Since its organization. TWEEN
tv-ono wears ago. II has paid nearly
sS. """. 'n" in claims
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
THOUGHT HIM SLOW TO LEARN,
Friends Medical Education Astonish-
ed Younq Erenchman.

A young Brockton physician tells
TIE following about himself:
Upon his graduation from Brown
university he went home to the west
ern part OF the state for a few days
and on the street met young French
man, one of his comrades of the Span
ish war, This conversation ensued
Hello. Fred; hear you got through
down at Brownse's.'
yes, finished there Wednesday.
We'll. what you going to do now?'
I'm going TO New York TO study
medicine"
Huh You going to be doctor
How long dat take?"
IN have to study four years, any
way.
-Four years Gee, Didn't you
graduate from the high school here?"
Eyes"
And didn't you go four years al
Sure thing"
"And now you mean to tell me you
got to study four years more to be a
doctor?"
Il certainly have; and after that
here will be two years in a hospital"
Well, my God you must be tick
headed, Boston Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Avoiding all the suggestive and vul.
gar situations which are usually found
necessary to the success of the aver
age comedy The King of Tramps"
which comes TO the opera house Fri
day January 10 contains nothing what.
ever that can offend the most exacting
critic. Every line situation. musical
number, song and dance is given with
a view of attracting people who up.
hold all that is pure, moral and refined
In legitimate comedy. An entertain.
ment catering especially to ladies anu
children and all that is good 10 the
amusement loving partons of the thea
ter. Open air band concert afternoon
and evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Only Hall Riaht.

Frederick Starr. professor OF anihrc
pology Of the University Of Chicago
was about to set of on his two years
visit 10 Africa.
"You are going over there to siud,
the pigm.cs. aren't you?' said @ Nev
York reporter.
THAT guess is Only partially cor
rect Professor Starr n-sr erred. "iol
am going TO study other things. Too.
He smiled and went on:
"You remind me Of man who
called at a house which the stork had
just visited.
us it a boy OF a grip SAIL his
man.
Guess said the father
"A boy. the visitor hazarded.
"'You are only half right, the father
answered with a sigh
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
GOVERNORS AT MARKET PRICES
Value OF Turkish Officials Subject to
Fluctuation.

A party Of Chicagoans just returned
from Palestine reports the establish
ment Of a new species Of stock market
with some decidedly bizarre commod.
tiles quoted One OF the commodities
offered was Turkish provincial gov
errors and the prices ranged from 81
to Sl2, according to station and cir
cumstances The party was making
the horseback trip across The holy
land and had, as usual several mem
bers who neglected to secure the prop
er wise to their Turkish passports at
Jerusalem Arrived at Nablous. the
second stop. the governor protested
that all lacking the wise should be i'm
mediately deported from Turkey. The
price of this interesting official was ST.
At the next stop Engeddim, the mar
ket price Of governors had risen TO
s12. At Nazareth the demand for |
governors was evidently less than the |
supply, for the party was allowed to |
pass for $3.50 per head. The pay |
ments to the officials were in each in |
stance contrary TO Turkish law and |
distinctly in the nature of nrihes. On |
arriving at Gaia, where the highest |
market was struck, the price had
risen TO SIS per governor purchased
On board ship the party arranged q
wheat pit, la Chicago and
quoted among their commodities
Turkish provincial governors at so
much per.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Manager Kolb writes The Capital
that he has signed number Of good
that he is still adding names to the
list He also says that Vincennes will
have better team than last season,
and that some of the new men he has
will pleasantly surprise the local
fans. Eddie announces that he will
give out the names Of some of the
new playsers within short time
Capital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Louis Barbour may be a member
of the Vincennes team next season
all reports to the contrary probably
being untrue. The Louisville club
has not as yet drafted Barbour. and
there Is no indication that it will
Should an attempt be made topur,
chase him the price win be at least
double the draft price and 1t is
doubtful If any club will pay that
Irice for the player. Barbour is very
anxious to return to Yincennes next
season, and in a Letter to the Capital
aya he hopes to spend the summer in
his city. He also says he is in fine
condition and will be able to do bet
er than ever before He predicts sue
cess for the newly framed Kitty and
believes it will be a money maker or
At least enc that will pay expenses. -
Vincennes Capital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
JOHN MULVIHILI..

The Orpheum Thcater had another
good crowd last night ana the audience
AS all during the week-heartily en-
coured every feature In addition 10
the big bin already on the boards.
local amateurs will 90 on tonight. max
Ing an immense show and standing
room only will probably be what late
corners will read at the door
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
OPERATORS BLUFF
Concluded From First Page.)

national officials >" was the query most
frequently asked. II hey are respon-
sible there will be the greatest noise
ever raised in convention
The operators will be here next
Wednesday for the joint convention.
Before that time the scale commit
tee will have decided what TO do and
he miners convent ON will set ils
seal uu.u 60
But 'he operators according to the
fHvs r. guard .H.t IS here win fight
Eng Increase iI wages. They win de-
maId Thar the o.4 scale ana condition
Le accepted. The operators of the
four states are determined on that
will not accept the old scale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Eczema.

salt Rheum. Itch. Cuts. Burns.
Bruises. Sealds. Testers. Old Sores,
Wounds. Assesses. Carbuncles. Boils,
Erysipelas. BARRIERS Itch. Sore Feet,
cured by Lark's All-Heal'ng Ointment.
Price Csc. Paul G. Schulz & Sons. and
Harry w. Schulz Drug Co. No cure,
no pay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected TO December 10. 1905.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE.
Shortest and ouickast Route 70
ST. Louis 6 Chicago



;32 q. m. Da " Chicago Nestibule Limited,
arriving in Chicago at 1880 a. m connecting
with AZ ernoon trains for all points east and
north
2;2O q. m. Daily II. Louis Night Limited
arriving IN St. Louis ~ 7:0s .. M, connectint
II Union Station for all prints vest. eleepins
isrs open at a:fS p. m.
$50 a. m, Chicago Daylight Express
sxcept Sunday, makes all stops between CAirt
and Chicago, arriving in Chicago At $3.50 .. n
$40 a. M. st. Louis Morning Express
Icept sunday, arriving In 81. Louis At Il:,
making al stops.
IIiI5 a. m. IT. Louis Fast Mail, arr,
'ng in 81. Louis at S no .. m.
11:l5 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, 8 BOD. m
1880. TN. Daily -. F.ouis Limited. a.
tving IN -. Louis Al o. p. N, connecting
Uuion station Tor Kansas Citv, Omaha. Dec
yer, San Frsncisoo aud all points west
2;35 o. N Afternoon Express for Odfr
Efiashsm, Nation, TolonA, Ohsmp,iTn cAi-
ago
$500 p. N. Fheoes accommodates.
5OD 4. IN. hieag0 anI EastsrA a.
press arriving In Chicago a. 81 a. % Tuff-u
spolis, 7;I5 Cincinnati. - -. ~, BnTslo
.. M. NAs Work &c m Sleeping c-ru
Chicago,
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ANUgEaE FH.
~ ~~ @ % g q, % O. Is .

The Ua1sue. Ill.,, Democrat SAYS
Faust the story old, Of mans temp
arion and his fall. was presented at
the Grand last night by Porter J
Whites company. The acting was ex
cellent. The mechanism and the cleo
trical effects were superior to those 0
any production of Faust ever seen here
before. Ii is certainly a good com
pany aided by very effective setting
ana metchinisms Faust comes to the
opera house matinee and night Satur.
day January goth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Russian Church Altar Piece,

In the church of Tasow. in the gov
eminent of kursk. Russia, the altar
piece is a painting of the Last Judg,
ment, the foreground being vivid
representation of hades. Conspicuous
among the lost ones in torment is
Tolstoy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

Chester, Ill., January 10, 1906.
Dan Williamson. Manager of Cairo
Opera House
Dear Sir:-I saw the King of
Tramps' play at Chester Monday
night and | can testify this is first
class show in every sense of the word,
and if the people of Cairo and especi-
ally the children want to see some
thing funny they don't want to miss
this show. Little Jimmy the Scare
Crow and "Phiander Tickle Pickle.
the King of Tramps,' are about as
clever actors as you will have al
Cairo opera house this season.
Yours Truly,
JOHN MULVIHILIa
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

and at this writing II is still
but its recovery Is doubtful
Miss Mary Brown Miss Grace
Mrs, A. w, Williamson and eli
and Mrs. Edgar Miller, and Mi
Weaver were Cairo visitors W
day afternoon.
Owing to the strong wind fro
southwest the Fowler did not
this port on its trip down the
Wednesday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

CHANCERY NOTICE-State
in0is, Alexander County, ss.-l
Alexander county circuit court
ruary ter, A. D., 1906, in CHI;
sitting. Carrie Brown, eompls
vs., George Brown, defendant.
chancery for divorce. The
named defendant is hereby n
that said complainant has thi
filed in said court a certain !
chancery for divorce against hi
that summons has issued there.
turnable on the first day of the
term of said court, to be holden
court house in Cairo, Illinois, q
18th day of February next.
Cairo, Illinois, December 20,
1905.
LEE B. DAVIS, ClerI
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19


ua year % 1900 aha DIS ioAs ,1erea
S The league may elect, the present
.ranchise of three years having ex
bred by Limitation January /, 1906.
1t is expected that present and pros
pective members will come to the
meeting prepared to deposit with The
eague treasurer c. c. Gosnell Of
Vincennes Ind, either in cash certl
led check or draft the sum of $500, as
IN evidence Of good faith and guaran-
ee, in accordance with the revised
constitution. Also there is a member
ship fee of SIS TO the league and SIS
Tor protection or membership fee to
he National Association, making
otal of $3.50.
At this meeting VIII be held the
annual election of officers president,
vice pre- ident, secretary, treasurer
and a board of directors for the pres.
snt year
This election was postponed in or
Ter to give duly qualified new mem
1ers an opportunity to have voice in
he election of such officers
In addition there are several pro-
posed amendments to the constitution
which will be submitted
Each city, a member of the league
will be entitled to have present al
he meeting "a large a delegation as
may see fit, all delegates of such
'ity to have voice in the delibera-
ions, only restricting each city to one
vote, to be cast by the chairman of |
such delegation, upon all questions
Consequently it is suggested that
you bring as large a delegation as pos. |
'ible. and above all. extend a cordial |
invitation to the members of your
ocal press 10 come along with you
Is part of your delegation-we want
he press with ms at all times.
Your Very Truly.
n. B.-Upon inquiry at the jefferson
Hotel desk you will be informed Of the
'Xact location of the headquarters Of
he league during the meeting. Come
prepared TO stay two days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
central AfrIean pudes.

The men Of the Maya tribe. in cen
trail Africa. stick wads Of cotton VoOi
into thei- ears These wads are
spread out on a frame into a fan
shape several inches deep on each
side Of the face.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
TO.
tConcluded from First page.J

Gov Magoon. = DO vas 70 sail today
for New York from Colon. cabled that
owing 10 the state Of official business
he will not be able ~ leave the canal
zone until Jan. p He is 70 appear
before the senate committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Utility.

Ardup-I tell YOU it's struggle TO
keep the rot boiling these days
Ardsenca-T Then what's the use OF
b.,'ing il? You can't eat ii. can
yor?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
Peruvian Boats.

The boats used BY the fishermen of
Peru are bundles Of reeds tied roughly
together The fisherman sits astride
the broad end and uses 4 paddle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19

-7unquL oSBJlqD--sIsqn
esq suI45ouH sIg nos sIlqa 1902
InOG lB sgJOug uslIo 1lIumfOddO
'noh sssslw klq5lH puV
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
BASE BALL GOSSIP

Secretary Greaney-what about that
meeting Of the Cairo directors? II
MUST be held within the next four
days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-19
DON'T THROW YOUR
HEEL AWAY.

II Is not necessary, CUBAN
PIPE CRATES (DISCS) were
Invented so that you could get
benefit and flavor of every
grain Of your tobacco.
You are no longer obliged to
suck into the mouth nicotine
mixture and thus suffer the dis.
comforts of tobacco hearts.
burning or irritation OF the ton.
que, spending one-half of your
time unclogging your pipe stem
getting ready 20 smoke. The
CUBAN DISC is a FILTER and
permits only smoke to pass
through the stem.
One Of the two sizes of discs
will fit your favorite pipe or
anybody elses.
2 Plain Cloth sizes) worth
zoe Tor .................1 100
! Silver-plated, worth 25c
Tor ...,.,,.......... .10c
Gold-plated. worth soc
Ior '''''............ .15e
IL your dealer cannot supply
you send to the
CUBAN DISC COMPANY.
Worcester, Mass.