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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
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: BUSINESS LOCALS.

Burke's Livery, Feed and Boarding
Stables. flrst-class livery service. A
fine line OF carriages for funeral oc
casions. Always the best.
Going TO build or repair this
spring See Kelly Bros. Lumber Co
for anything Ia lumber or building
malerial
buy. sell aud take In pawn every
thing, ladies' and gents clothing a
special'y. Guy u, Perry, the pawn.
broker. sO7 Commercial avenue.
A. Halle Wire screening, poultry
acting. Ter coolers, gasoline stoves
and over step ladders, brushes, hard
ware an. stoves.
5onant 3 Rennie, groceries, dry
koods and meat market, and general
lnerchanf Sc. leaders for everything In
their line, lel them supply you.
Too gool TO be passed byI Beautifm
sir Shin WAR Settings can be had
at HymaDs cents a yard dur.
ing this wec..
Gunthel . walke, Model Bakery
win give rh.,ersal satisfaction Ia,
! everythir ia t'e bakery line. Orders
for soci So unity tiiled, 22s sth NJ
Peter Z..Anr aan, the Washlnstor
stIset = See shaving fine trade
s'rod es uceries ami full weigh.
i.ies ~ nneple. nrder from him.
Obj AA4Miller. ieweler, has G cou
PIER Inc Of diamonds watches. clocks,
rim :, brooches, chains. studs. charms
Aid cut glass. Lowest prices.
Harry w. schuh's drug store has 8
fine line of brushes. combs and toilet
~ les that he is selling at remark
IDLY low prices. IT'S Com. ave.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and Shoe
House sells shoes and clothing thai
never fail TO please. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. 6o1 Con-. ave.
d. F. Mccarthy's wagons always on
line giving you plenty Of heat from
he excellent hard and soft coal be
handles Phones 1913 Cairo. i6G Bell
Engraved calling cards-Your mans
engraved on copper plate Gin script
and hundred cards for s150 100
cards from your own plate for 500
John A. Miller, jeweler. Ninth and
Commercial avenue.
f. Teichman's celebrated Lone
Jack cigars are the smokers cholcs
Man is never better satisfied than
when smoking this chsice cigar
For tender feet try DR.. A. Reefs
cushion shoes. The easiest shoe on
earth. Sold only by H. r. RotheD
berger, Twenty-cigth and Commercial
avenue.
We always carry fresh vegetables
and full line Of staple and fancy
groceries. James Meehan. Fourth
street and Washington avenue.
If you want anything made Of wood.
Kelly Bros. Planning Mills will make
IL for you. Interior furnishing lumber
speciality. get estimates and prices
Wood G. Bennett company, whole.
sale grocers. Mail orders given
prompt attention. We solicit the
trade of merchants only.
Uncle Joe's Glad Hand Restaurant
and Bar still takes the lead. serving
the best meals and lunches in Cairo
It's the peoples choice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
CONTRARY
RUUSTERS
Memphis River Men Have More
Than Enough Of Trouble.
with Negroes.

That the steamboat situation ii
Memphis Is bad enough, and that The
steamboat men are having more thar
their share OF trouble may be gather
ed from the following Commercial
Appeal special:
When the hour of departure Of the
two local packets arrived yesterday
afternoon there was not a policeman
ON the leyee. an unusual thing for
that time of day
There was plenty Of labor ready
TO go out, but no. for the wages Of
fered by the two boats, After short
| delay a sufficient number we're per
suaded to shin out, and the Hardin
Pulled cGt FOR Arkansas river She
was .oi0a Ia about ave miuUtrE
lhg tte 5aaie Ice for Cairo
Tae tofmar boat did mon hare as
Maas a.c4 Us We're Ne lr4t The mas
yitad Az Nho w0uii III .du Tor the
amount 8aeed $40 This figure wa
cunsiderca glou Tor the light .fip
and long haul on the Hardin.
The following conversation was
heard on the wharfhoat between a
9,.ts a neseo, Who were discuss iag
thc i.natioH
S.}a gne W0at@ tha m.4ter yon
didn't so out on that boat, nigget
Is soc sot money!
What want er work for what
they's payin'? jest come from le-
wee ca mp in Arkansas an | got mon
eE | aia't no ysg | ainf cared ~
no Police. They won't do n9-hin.
Dere's plenty places to 90 here" said
the one addressed.
Again spoke the first negro: Mig
ger, youse fool. Don't you know
dem police Is keep.n' er csc on
Dey'l ride you -ho'
The second negro. called B,le. in
forciblo language called Jeans, the
roustcr WAC had spoken first, several
sorts Of fool. He asked Jeans if the
latter had no money, and If he did not
re voulG lean him some. He said
t!a, i'et .ear they we're safe from
taa es ara tatro were too .nans
tavee and railroad camps fer then t.
go to, 10 be worried over the local
sltuat.t y. The CONVEX at!cn c0ntiE |
led fer several winutes FtHaily 81 |
tbir1 negro c7lled sam and Whn has
as ~ having pone5 aai cor
}emDs for the police, spoke; 4 am e.
goin cut On the Dalta tomorrow
ho' Is peres too many talks bout |
police rilin' US, an don't wanter
break no rock. Tou niggers, what I
won: work amt got no sense. Yo'
gwino git in trouble"
Jeans brlstled up and, turning to
Blue, said, Niger, YOU orgnter he
throw'd in The river Talkin like you
is. WHY didnt yer go out on the liar
bin den? You'se jes' talEin'. you is
The conversation continued along
those lines fer soma time. several /.
Others joining in and expressing their
con;etap: for the police and all ohi
GERS q general and eayiBg that thcy /
had wqn2y some of whom eyninited !
roi's Of nils and oshara handful
q i!str
Tf public nav able % gat
fair 81 q tho cyn iS;eaey' M
4'el.itiity OF tho average negro !
rpr.tfr 'rC.n tlie FOREGOING One ciie
l' 5cy refuae % .a.l en5 aertAe
8 compaaicu Uat Dc - lisn
for aaa naEi1s iue pgt.
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SnraIns.

s. A. Read. Cisco. Texas. writes,
March nth. 1901. MY wrist was
sprained 50 badly b. a fall that It was
useless; and after using several rene
dies that failed to give relief, used
Billiards. Snow Liniment. and was
cured. I earnestly recommend It ia
any one suffering from spralns" PC
zoe. 500. Sold ~ Schulz Drug Co
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Dancer in Lead Paints.

A committee of the French chamber
of Deputies is investigating the dan
gers from lead paints. White lead ia
paints Is declared 20 be poiso1cus r.
a large decree to TIE ftziiers IN
houses painted with it. Zinc white is
suggested IS desirable substitute
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
ctIRo. .aLlnOla
Strictly a Savings Bank
Interest Paid OF Time pspasits al
-zte ef three per cert ger snnrrr.
STATE or ILLINOIS,

IN the hIsssnaer eircu't court, October term,
% ir1l-
Do eAaroefs RnI 20 correc mistake in deed
trustees q schools, township seventeen az, 4.
south ge one % west, etc. W. James x.
Rennie. Fannie Rennie. Virginia Rennie,
Laura PINK. Edward A. Pink. John T. Rennie,
ara Rsnnie, Jane X. Rennie. Margaret Sutton
and David sutton: walter II Wood, Nesta H.
Wood. John n. Wood. Myrtle n. wood. Eliza
beth ID Wood. James q. r. Wood. Julia Wood,
Lille Wood RitepboUse. Harry ". Ritfen
house, Msry Wood Rittenhouaa. Frederirk "
Ritteuhouse, Mary L. Wood ard Philsndef W
Barclay.
To FRANK I. Rennie. Margaret Rennie Mag
gie SLACK, Orfa Codey and George Codey nor
residents defendants in above named csure.
You are hereby notified that the ssid com
plainsnts, On the z9lh day Of January, A. D.,
1875. dled theif certain bill in chsncery, in said
court. for correction Of mistake in deed.
against the above named fendants; that sum
mons has Issued thereon returnsble 70 the
above named term OF court, October term
thereof. on tire FIRST day Of said term. Ociober
10Th. a. ID, 1895. LEE q. DAVIS, Clerk-
ByC.O. FOSTER. Deputy Cierf.
1904.
Miles Fredsriek Gilbert, sOlicitor Ter Com
piainants.
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TIE s o'cLoek eULe


= tdE iffti >
Tht r 80 doaJ hpt .a1t 81 ;ae
steamboat owner aid iaanagets ana
capt; US C. the different boats VIII or
force re O'Clock -nle - ~ lctte-
This they Say al absolute ueees.
sity. "a; they may ger al rae rJsa az
freigi on board ana trim mp and clean
up tie boat ans get away before OAR
The few clippers who arc inconveni-
eneel hy having their late FIRE ght left
are e very small minority compared 10
the large number who wait up and
dowa .Ae rlve- for the arrival Of .tae
boats with the mail ana the freight.
They expect them 10 reach certain
landings en- time. and are prepared 10
telse care Of the freight. The handing
of ;hc mail is another reason why all
Of thc boats are expected 10 leave on
the no. Gchcduled. IN the future all
dray ckets and bills o. lad.ng mn
Va 81 he hands Of the receiving clerk
by - e,lc. hour 81 O'Clock or the
freigt viii not BE- taken. Even with
clcsirg Al that hour almost every pack
ct is foiayed more O. less IN getl mr.
away Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
WHEN YELLOW
FEVER RACED
IN CAIRO m 1873 FROST WAS
EAGERLY LOOKED FOR
TOWN WAS ALMOST
DESERTED.

The following extracts are taken
from a copy of the Cairo Evening Sun
dated Friday October rs, 1878, dur
ing which year the yellow fever ragged
in Cairo:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19


In the Alexander County Circuit Sour. De-
tober term. A. D.. 1904, IN ebRnosry sitting
BIN in cbarcOry for fufeclosure 81 mortgage
Laura X. Pink complainant; IS. Nei.ie biAt-
tesu Martha Mildred Bisfteas, Helen Louise
Blatteau. Margaret Blsfteau. defendants
The abssve named efeudants are hereby noti-
fed that said complainant has this a. fled In
said court a certain bill in chaucery for fore
closure Of mortgage sgsinst Nellie Bizfteau.
Martha Mildred Blsttesu, Helen louise Biat-
team and Margaret Blatteau, snd that sum
mons has issued thereon returnabie tue
first day ~ the next term Of seid cnftff q b
holden At the court house IN Caist, iliI o. d.. ID
the 10TH day Of October. next.
Cairo, Illinois. september 9Th. A d, ieai.
LEE B. RWs. C.sfk.
Reed Green, CsznYiziss-t's 5cIlcttcr-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
1870 eeeNa aNsalceV WIre

A Chica=o Telegram g. Csc New
York SrB saw: Baron Anton a.s-l-l
Hcr-'ng7r r trsila il aeart-l 81 o.
American SIC ha wr'fiea tbe Fae
f3ria u ~ letter ia Ger,uu. French
md Eng b. The Enrlisl isffrr s1
- cory ricN carn. forty yea~s pi'.
'rols By epec'si motifs. for '4iy
4 hie3F's and hra, rate e3eca ie1
must have principal cog6.UoD =.
obiiges himrelf either 70 pay 4 gr ID
fee or make a considerable donat.oa
for the nomination My name secures
the greatest discretion in this earnest
matter"
The iciter was addressed 20 Vic
toria Hotel Chicago. Adirondack"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

The Evening --sss s. Cair0's Iced
ing evening uewspaper-15c per
month to Bulletin subscribers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

In or reports yesterday OF the nun
her of deaths from yellow fever we
overlooked the name of the child OF
Mrs Murphy and . coloTol Hsan
named Cpen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

We are told that we we're n error
when we stated that the capfaia NJ
the HI I'd Cash took dinner at Mr.. Phil
Howard's residence II wac the rep
tain Of the sam J. Tilden. little boat
tina, cane up here from the south With
cotton and laid in supplies here
Whether II was from this eou-ee 1T
rot thar the fever was ia,ca IS an
open question
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
P. ]. PURCELL

General Insurance Agent s lss. f ss-
nado, Plate Class Ofsee-MfIler echuh brTd-
Ing, Eos- se7-s wssAinstoa Asears. TslsrAons
/ IS Cairo uiincis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

We are authorized To announce Jno
T. Robisscn as candidate for sheriff
~ Alexander count ar TIN ensuing
'{CveM r clce.,c~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

If all our people buy gpods vho ala
that ia what they went a~ay ior. We
will certainly have d tremendou stock
f uols ri our different mercantile
rstahFshmGnts in town The rail
r1afs 100 w. understand are bgiaiag
extra GERS 10 bring taem p. lover thc
left
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

u eiIi probably feepzc toH,91.. On {
81 Is Imparta" that yhe coil should
Pee lare1 ,0 poneTUo y2ir ton-e@
esares'iy m fhC infected dif'rieJeaf
Sea Ja g hat theg ere ooenrd az.
Frost at side aiil rot hili tie i.le1se
m FL n Inn q.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Alderman Foley says he will put IN
COW Of the MAYORS repnrt every
iav ~ the corner If Nineteenth AMI
Cau1 areial for Oh bcnoat 1T tAo7e
who We Up i6Wn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Canaan George Clark says that the
fact thar he was on the Carrie V. and
Charlie Hiebals On tire ferry toat cA.
1lmeF 0wer, on ths Pacific 81 cr.
@n lee indicating CA- decline ~
steaRboating All Of these men a1ye
been ca tie best bcais thai these riv-
ers re- floateI, especially the two
older zen who we're y lois in the
palmy days Of steamboating Charlie
Nichols has held regular berths at 5000
per mcnth, AMI George Clark has been
paid as mrch II not more
One Of the prettieat boats on tAe so
per liver and unaoa1teil. the ilnoa,
farryhoat On the Mississippi Is ties new
OaYen sort iust put 10 comm ss.au be-
tween Pock Island and Davenport
She "a 20 run every seven alinutes
This boat is owned by the Rock Island
and Davenport Ferry co3perv ana
vas built in the K1hll,e I11t yard
She CT t sa06eo. and Is a stern ahcel-
er, 1893 feet long, 37-foot beam aud 4
depth Of AZ feet, Her cabin on the
forwc ! end She is built OF FIR end
cak, ~ af 4 cabin neatly iaishc
and fitted ont with settees.. Her lights
are furnished bv DYNAMO supplying
200 inclndescsnt lshts. She thus Pre-
sents beautiful appearance at might
TIE {, ines % her sounding rort bell
can be heard playing for long dis
lance Burlington Hawk Eae
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

IT. Roswell Wslda expired ~ el1
This moraing George s Flsofer Tas
With him ZIP to the very last
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Tho Wash Hcnshall from the upper
Kiss ssippi, was Inc only loaf in port
yeaseT day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
BULLETIN BOARD.

Noon Today.
The following is from the bulletin
boards posted at the Board Of Health
rooms 1t must be remembered that
all kinds OF cases are included in the
report;
Old Cases.
Mr. Balfry, bad
Mrs, Balfry, very bad.
Miss Snow, cQnrala cent
Dr. Waldo, dead
James Cheney, conyelescent
Mr.. r.. Hewitt very sick
Mr.. r. Hewitt. very bad
Hewitt Swear old girl, bad.
Murrey boy. l0-year old, very bad.
Murrey boy, 7-year old, better
Tim Corners. bad.
Mary C1nuers tad
smhouy AcTigue suspicious
Rebe eea PERRY very aick
John Warren. very bad.
Did anyone see frost this mc-aing?
Steamboats, In this port are fey and
far Ge. ween
Paducah people can't sleep fot
Thinking Of the fever.
Tne mayor and Dr. Gordon Pr
VISITING tac ich every day
Est plenty and keep up your spirit
e win all be over IN ? few DAYS
Rii me magyr plea C see to it tina,
a 1laae tae $rl leave toY1?
ar n5a l,.ntran Is In ASv YorE
buvng q large stcck fr CAristua4.
Cur big guns" nave all fed-gone
to a more c3ngenial cline, and left
us 20 hoe orr own row
~ Rasweli Wslda epifol ~ gl5
his moruing George S. Flsofer Tas
With him ZIP to The very last
Andrew Lohr wns awa3 ~ busi
laas. De ha 5aia He rHe' hls family
Wit, him to hep. Coed caang
ssr ,,,t-,~,.;,,d ~, -,,~au,,nc Tpr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
DIRECTORS.

Accounts o. corporations sac irSiWo'
uais esrecisily solicited. ENH~dnre
fufrlshea IN any part o. tbs ~sela
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Cur big guns" have all hed-gone
to a more congenial cline, and left
us 20 hoe or own row
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
NEWS OF THE RIVERS

Tie stage OF the river at p. m.
yesterday was 7.04. showing fall of
04 III twent-rfour hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth street
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
osF,cSHs;

G.. a. sUCEF ............ President
CHhs. FEUcHTEa JS.. ". Fsssldeut
J. H. CALLlaGN. ...........t.sShier
E. SpENCE7, Asslstsnt Cashier
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Mr nGu l,.o1naa Is In Asa York
baving large stcck l-r Cartstua4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

Est plenty and keep up your spirit
e win all be over IN ? few DAYS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

y NJ Alsssnsef eifcl't cour, ociobsr Term,
a ifgl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-19

VII the mayor plea C see TO it tia
.sa H4aae Il tae grl leave to'Yl?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
THE SEcRsr Of OLD ACE

1o.as r.prr avs iot.viewng number Of old
,. o
Many which contradictory Hut
r.sr i. up.-mty a SAYING attitude everything.
Ju.ts Mccarthy Think little be about tho
advance ye.rs PLENTY Of work and no
worry has kept him hale fer 81 wears"
Here $ secret. Il psychic
work keeps his mind employed
in worlds who wants 70 live 70
his mind aud free from
worry young hopethat has discovered
youth the Spanish wanderer sought
permits himself that he Is ageng in spirit
his ailments TO aggregate them'
and like old VIII become
sold. As a m hnketh his heart s. Is he.
ThouEbt,
Well well If yoa call It So The called. Is
only applied mind and body II ii ahead Of the
because Is with truth a. to
the power mind body.
Thera what not-there Is
germ of tranquil mind conscience void
oeuse good cheerful trust Of the fa-
ture deep oHyEonte the blood sensible
all wisdom OF all the 70 IN means Of health and long
living
Accidents diseases before their time
they they Their COME Millions vol
unfairly themselves 10 the
you land the Lord God has
given make-compeyour dominate body Take
plans future Do nothing TO your
you sorry Face day II there
viii be a million days good Of
would other tool Plan 70 live Work TO live
your
Death nen win be slow summon you.
with him Aud though the
you parent Ike the leaf and like
you fully calmly the mother
The of old Is psychic
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A DISEASE IN HUMAh NATURE

The remarkable Chadwick we're made poa
sihle only by disease
called plutophoba-hatred o rich.
Had her nsy tales OF against any
ordinary they would have been promptly prepos
But SANDER gross credit II only a very eminent
object
In inscuable promote uefaats,alon TO
believe that the extremely fortunate affairs Of the world are
more prone than other and narrow
Maybe there Maybe there f. an iuslns
feeling In the earna mind Of the majority Is not sepr
able from ibernism
Anyway that which. told ordinary person would no
dismissed az malicious interested fiction gediy accented
when It Is linked with prominent name
II to imagine. spared the disgust Of obssr
with what an air Of importance the hearers story hint 10
their famiiars concerning the inside they possess ana
desean upon their small matterngs Irregular lives Of the
eminent " ~
You think that sody founded upon massrfl In
dustrial achievement and pncey Is imprernabs a.
Then don't know the deep human nature which
cause just such that easily beamlrebsd
You don't know that suspicion parasite that instructive
~ seeks to attach Itself to a eahy growth.
But Cassie Chadwick knew invested her with
powers which falsely call hypnotic appealed to pbo
sous force In against which reasoning and careful
business training atrophled I'm potent
Had she used tho Of ordinary would have ~
promptly shown out bank sanerer and
swinder
But nameahi straight 10 the daeaaed .,o,
Human nature went half a Islander like that and
embraced It at
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WhAT PEOPLE SAL
ss-ssssfss-ss-sst.sssstsr.s-,
THE PROBLEM or MuNIcIPALIsI

THE PROBLEM or MUNICIPAL
TIES
Editor Star. In hia last meaa3Fe
the president alluded 10 one of=tho
unions graveat problems the gav
eminent OF It's municipalities ind
the conditions Of the urban pouuia-
ton. ~
Any progress In regard 10 the
latter appears hopeless without cor
recting the former. Not one OF tho
great cities appears 10 be free from
the apoiler Graft ia enthroued rv
eryNhere. and the condition ia
growing 20 be accepted AZ one OF
the appurtennnccB Of republican
form Of government.
The organized minority. abetted
by tho Indifference Of the voters
solves undisputed control upon pub
lie affairs and conducts them 10 its
own aggrandizement. The question
Is not to any part Of the country.
Every hamlet. crossroads and whta-
Ting station has already or IL de-
yeloping It's boss
Congressional. senatorial and fed
eral elections are involved. and the
result utilized 90 Strengthen the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

grasp Of this hYBtem.
President Roosevelt Ia. peculiarly
qualified 10 understand the altua.
ton from hln own experiences Al
New York and Albany lie has seen
that tho best equipped reform
movements are deserted after one
spaamodlc uprising of the people
and tho old machine returns t.
power after a few yearu. more "a.
paclaua than ever. Perhaps a Do.
nartment similar 10 that nos
graphing with the trust problem
formed to investigate the eondi
lions In American cities. might
light the waY - permanent roforma
Only the federal government ean
hope "a approach the subject from
the bTuaa point % Yiew which will
assure the recommendation % q
plan which shall be general In ~
application At present leonoelaatl
are plentiful. bat the redcemnra are
scarce. CITIZEN.
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DOLLARS OR 4 NAN

big Minneapolis week worthy
a patrol. while
helping put building fell the
When the oppld the shaft his ceased
pouring for fear might
a critical
fighters
Miller the rcmen relaxed
brief
uncoutrolable million dot
property before appetite Whereas
held down a few thousand dollars
Nevertheless the hesitation Of the nremen did credit brave
Accustomed risk their lives in the Of
knowing delay pat upon
human life
they would put hundreds
n jeopardy.
They did we'll
They put doIar-a living soul over and
material things
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rae RICH AND TIE POOR

In regard o. the experiences oi
your two reporters disguised a.
tfamps. In visiting the homes d
the rich on Christmas day. their
published statement ia The Star oi
the s6ih only serves 70 emphasis
the truth 81 Scripture where II
heara on the rich man and his
wealth The rich as a class are
cold bloddrd. and gill continue -
as long az they Worship gold AZ
their chief god
Job says u no has withheld the
poor from their desire or seen any
perish for want % clothing or GOV
srinE. Jet his arm fall from his
shoulder blade and Do broken from
tue bone. Tho paalmiat says trust
not In oppression and become not
vain in robbery II riches Increase
set not YouF heart on them. for
power bciougeth to God
Solomon. Who was the wealthiest
man 81 hia day. says The poor
uasth entrrafica. bat the rich an
awersth roughly. The rich man ia
wise I'm his own cunceit but the
poor that hath understanding
searrhrth him out lie that hath
an evil eye haatcth after riches.
and tnoweth not what shall come
after him. Many other things does
this wlue kinE cay which -io not
make paiaiahlc reading Tor the or
binary wealth seeker.
Isaiah says woe unto them hat
ihin house 10 house that lay field
10 field til there be no more place
that may be placed alone In the
midst Of the earth. Again he says
What mean ye that " beat my
people 20 pieces and grind the faces
Of tho poor saith the Lord Of
Hosts"
Malachi s-5. And I will come
near TO you in judgment aud ! will
be a swift witness against those
that Cypress the hircllug In his
wage. etc
And Ia conclusion Jet rs quote
Matt IL. q Then said Jesus unto
his disciples Verify. / say unto you
that rich man shall hardly enter
unto the Kingdom OF Heaven.
These are only a few quotations
|beariuE on the rich which appear
In the Bible. A full list would
make a small pamphlet the per
uaai Of which would have n ten
dency 90 make one commiserate the
pltiable state OF the rich In the
light of eternity. rather than the
fate Of the poor Gold Is the DEVILS
bait and with Il he lands many q
bloated. short sighted and I'M
thinking Whoppcr and sometimes a
ruttleaah. which Is his BY right
anyway. II. +. MEoaEhN FL.