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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
FOR THE
SCR AP BOOK
BALLADE or THE GIRLS.

VINO would not pause 10 drink toast
10 pledge the health of maidena
fair
While thinking stiil of her who most
EXcels in wiz and beauty rare?
who would nor thus one moment
spare
For loysr's devoir while onward rolls
Tho world. with al les sordis care?
a health. I say % lovely girls!
What man Of us is TOO engrossed
Too busted with The worlds affair
An instant to desert his post
And drink to damsels debonair?
Nor need he fear lest he forswear
Himself in pledging aaxen hair
II she he loves have raven hair
a health, | say 70 lovely girls!
And 50 this glass 10 beauty's host,
a pledge in which we all may
share.
Tis only thus that we may hoast
The smiles OF her without com.
pare,
The one Of whom We each would
dare
And die the death amid the swirls
n 81 CANNON s smoke and baftIe's
flare
"A health, say, 70 lovely girls!
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
TaAT NAN LAWSON.

We c3nna avoid thinking that whaf
war may have Teen The motiye q
raamaa lawson n MS Frgnaied r.
4 rance" articles, the result aas ueeu
productive Of good
Notice Wa8 served On IKE publish
IRIS Of a certain magazine that If they
pab he'd and circulated he articles
written for tina periodical by Mr..
Lawson Exposing the methods Of tbs
Standard oil and other rings thai the
publishers would he proceeded against
for libel.
The answer Of the publishers was
10 the effect that Mr. Rogers could
crack his whip. ana hat as matter
Il fact the magazine was already be
.ng circulated
Did Mr. Rogers carry cut his
hreat?
Not in the lightest degree. He
oublished statement TO the effect
that he was principally Interested b..
aause Mr. Lawson attacked his dear
rrerd Moore and incidentally Presi.
lent Mckinley, and SIN more direct
Mark Hanna, all Of whom are dead
While il is true that these attlcts
we're made, against NOT one OF ,ben
vas such a direc' attack made a.
there was again Mr.. Rogers himself
The charge of using q position for pc
itical effect was not SO serious a
that a man was engaged in a system
)f robbery for his own individual
benefit This was the charge tina
was made by Lawson against Roger.
That Rogers and the gang were
guilty of skulduggery was also shown
by the methods by which they sought
to curb the Bos on man Some time
before the magazine exposure was
made they went to Prosecutor Je
.ome and tried to gel him 70 secure
he Indictment Of Lawson by tha
grand jury OF New York
Mr. Jerome Informed Them that the
est way woAld lie to proceed by in
ormation before a magll trate. Tina
would have involved exposure and
publicity and from The minute this
uggestion was made the pro- ecutiO-
Il Lawson was dropped.
Certainly The gang hat Lawson ha.
1een exposing stands in q bad High
before the American public. They
iand il the light Of having by threats
md Of beipgRfraid to invoke the mai
~ Of the law. Lawson may be bad
out tie gang IL worse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
WOMEN SELDOM CONVICTED.

New York state sought the life Of &
young and Indifferent actress on q
charge Of killing bookmaker. ana
he jury failed to acquit or convict.
The ca was well conducted by the
'tate The defense had no money, II
alleged. 10 bring distant witnesses
nd to secure copies of transcripts
ana TO deiray other legitimate ex-
penses.
The guilt or innac'use of the young
CONAN in he case is still an unset
led question she has been in jail
I'VE months. II sshe IS human there
3 no measure pf her mental torture
luring the suspense OF the trial. tho
lenuneiation Of a bitter prosecutor
md the deliberations Of a jury.
But the state displayed commend.
bile energy in prosecuting this case
Il has won half a vic,ory-which is ?
lefeat
Another woman was prosecuted for
murder las week and acquitted. Il
vas right A man had sough, to de
troy her home and happiness.
A child who was held for killing
Ter own child was tried for murder
md acquitted Tie court commend.
"a the jury
The state makes great effort when
women are on trial for their lives
II is we'll But women are seldom
convicted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
MADE BREAK
FOR LIBERTY
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CALI.
FoRNlA PRISON BIRDS TRY
TO ESCAPE BUT MEET WITH
DEFEAT.

BY the Associated Press.
Sacramento, Cal. Dee. 29.-Ona
hundred and fifty convicts a. the state
pri-on at Folsom made q break for
liberty this afternoon and in a fight
chat followed one prisoner was sho,
dead and Guard Jelly sho- through
the check. Jolly is believed to have
been shot by enc Of the guards by
mistake, as none Of the prisoners had
firearms. All ne conyicts were arm
ed with dirks. ana drewt rem on the
captain Murphy and Guard Jolly
throwing them to the ground Theg
ihen tried Q force the captain and
guard to conduct them through the
guard lines. The officers refused anf
Che guards On the outposts cemmeac
90 % fire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
PROTEST
AGAINST TYRANT
COLORADO LIBERTY LEAGUE AD.
oPTS RESOLUTIONS CON.
DEFINING TACTICS IN OVER.
RIDING WILL or PEOPLE.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Denver, Dee. 29.-Tte Lib srty
league sta convention adopted the
following today:
Resolved. That We condemn in m.
measured terms the action Of the Re,
publican party in attempting 20 over.
ride The plainly expressed VIII Of the
people BY arbitrarily throwing out re,
turns from large plumber Of pre-
cine s. 10 the end that the state sen.
a.e mag he made sub oryi ut 10
corporate greed; that the supreme
coart may be packed and that James
%. Peabody. Overwhelmingly repJ5i.
atel d: the polls. may be forcei upon
The pe9pe OF tihs state for another BIZ
ennial period
Ano her resolution declares tina
election laws of Colorado a farce ant
demands tbeir revision. A protest is
MADE ae1.nsi the indiscriminato
throwing 5ut OF ballo.c without an at
tempt TO separate tie good from he
bad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
CHICAGO IS
NOT LIABLE


BY thc Assoc ated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 29.-Almost to a dag
on The anniversary of tne 1roquois
iheater fire Judge Walker this after.
noon decided that the city OF Chicago
ia not liable for damage growing Gu.
OF the loss of life in connection with
The FIRE.
On all tire points considered, Wall.
er declares the eity's pos ton in op
posing The litigation in sixty suits in
which il IS party defendant is well
taken. He sustained the ciiy's de-
uurrer in two Of tae auijs at bar
One al the cases wiil D. taken TO the
appellate coGrt for final dec sion
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he REMEMBERED
HIS OLD FRIENDS

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago Dec 29-When the win Of
,he late George 70 p Dodge, retired
ahoa manufacturer was admitted TO
probate today it was found to be one
OF the most remarkable testam ms
ever made in uhis City Dodge left an
estate aggregatfng 100000 end out
side Of the members Of his immediate
family made 103 separate gifts
amounting in an to over $600000 in
his personal requests Dodge forgot
none Of the men VINO had helped him
a any time Of his life. Bequests OF
this kind aggregate 100000
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
TO BUILD BIG sATrLEsHIPs.
BY the Associated Press.

London. Dec. 29.--According to the
Mail the admiralty is preparing de-
signs for new battleships Of 1900 to
$4,000 tons and carrying ten Finch
guns. These battleships viii be the
most powerful in existence as the
biggest in the American navy carry
four 12ineh guns and ten 10-inch
guns
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

op Jr.. a prosperous citizen of Rogers
Park, had given him a Christmas
present Of a box OF plain, ordinary
looking cigars
"3less her heart" he exclaimed, as
ne sat down to try one of them she
means wen. but what do women know
about buying these things? | wouldn't
be afraid to bet q $40 bin That these
ere the viles and rankest Things q
man ever smoked.
T'hey We're.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
TWO MEN sUlcIDsD.

BY the Associated Press.
New york. Dec 29-The bodies OF
two men WHO had registered rs Geo
Weber and. George Brown. aa3 who
the police say. had evidently commits
tea suicide together, were found arc
tonight in room In a Bowcry lcdg-
ing hoase
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The above is a correct statement Of
she circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
lily and Sunday. on the da.es stat
I'd. month of November, 1904.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
inis second day Of December, 1904
II. l.. GILBERT.
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Mrs James Brown Potter has just
produced in London "a romantic ver
sion Of me opera Il Pagliacci" The
1lay was well received
Lieu,-Col Valcry Hayard tie mill
airy attacho at ST. Petersburg VIII
tart soon for the front 70 invest gate
lnd report n All questions relating to
he sanitary ana hospital arrange
nents of the Rus sian array
George p. Grimsley, formerly Of
Waehburn college ana now assistant
tate geologist Of Yves Virginia has
tute Of Washington. d. e.. as one Of
The eight contributors OF a volumin.
3us economic history Of tie United
A life-size marble sathe OF the
late Senator John J. ingalls, Of Kan
washington. The atatute is the work
IF Fidardo Landl. a sculptor whose
Studio Is In Long Island city Tie
ment and l. took nearly year to
cut il out of a solid block of marble
iclan, Dr. William Osler, who will go
to England next year to accept the
reglus professorship Of meiic'ne at
Oxford university, there will be erecS
be known as Osler Medical hall whicA
will be the home OF the valuable llbra
~ Of tae medical and Oh .rurg.cll fac
Iulty
eadi1 Hcarn are to be translated in
to German.
William II. Davis. the last Of the
twelve iur5rs wbo az ia the Beechcr
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
REVENUE COLLECTOR MISSING

81 tho Associated Fress.
San Juan Porto Rico. Dee 29-San
tiago simont deputy collector q -
ternal revenue for the district ~
ebo, Is missing Ii is alleged r
counts arc IA a bad condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
Had us kncrouaI.

Senator Hoar hated BENJAMIN But
ler--he was the one man that Hoar
could not abide--and his son inherited
the feeling, as witness this remark
made when asked If he were going tc
attend Buffers funeral: mo. am not
going; but | approve Of IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

"The fierce fight" began the great
actor that beats the thron -"
This.was the calcium mans cue TO
turn the spot light
He did so.
Il dispelled about as much darkness
as would a tallow dip.
Say" said the great actor, with
fine sarcasm, That lights fierce, all
right
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
FIRE BURNS FouR BLOCKS

By the Associated Press.
Fort Smith Ark Dec 29.-Fire to-
daY destroyed four blocks Of business
houses and residences in Hartford
Loss s125.000
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

When young Mr.. Rockefeller in.
formel his Sunday school class that
all men are dinners. he probably hac
in his mind also one Tom lawson who
Is the chief among ten thousand and
not altogether lovely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

20, George exclaimed Esma7alda
your face is SO rough-and rugged
in its honesty Of purpose,'
Puzzle Find out where Hiss Es-
meralda's younger sister suddenly en-
tered the parlor
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

1t is asserted tina. Rockefeller's
stomach IS giving him a great deal Of
trouble these days. and that he is un.
able to sleep at night. II is also prob.
able t.iat Tom Lawson Is sitting hea-
w On me stomach Of the great mul
ti-millionaire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
odd.

WHAT surpr SEES me in your ciYili-
cation, said the foreigner, lis the
widespread decentralization that seems
10 peryado an classes Even your pol
tics am told, IS noioriousiy cor
rupt"
Event" said the native with a
gasp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Governor odefi met that committee
that was to wait upon him in he in
terest of Senator Depew bus the
amount Of satisfaction that the com.
mittee go. from the governor did not
make the members enthusiastic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Tom Lawson Acknowledges that he
is an egotist and also admits tina, q
certain amount Of egotism is neces
sary IN order to make man a sue.
cess in this world The latter part is
something hat few viii dispute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

General cronje, the famous Boer
leader who was over here at the s.
Louis fair proposes TO MAKE his nome
in this country. He viii probably
steer wide of Web Davis. as the gen
eral has no money to spare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Dripping with wet. Mr Horace p.
shryke. a south side Business man.
stepped into a downtown store yes-e-.
Gas morning and bought a s. umbrel.
a.
When he went ont into the opm
air asain with his purchase the rain
was sill discerning in torrents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The presumption now is mat while
Mrs ChadNSclS is guilty she cannot be
punished. Thai only illustrates the
remarkable shrewdnes3 of this most
extraordinary woman. She stands ir
class of her own.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

ST. Petersburg Dec. 29.-Arrange-
ments for inc Issue Of q AZ per ceni
loan OF S1i5.5go,9t0 has been definite
ly concluded with a group of linan.
aiers including Berlin, ST. Peters
burg and Moscow houses, There will
be no drawing Of bonds for compul-
sorry redemption or conversion for
twelve years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
SHEARS AND PASTE.
soeIey Women a Theater.

Sociey Women at Theater
City Niece-Here. auntie, is a pho
gograph showing some Of Cur promi-
nent society women at the opera.
Aunt Mirandy-Goodness graciousi
How can wimmen expose themselves
that way?
City Nlece-Oh. the theater is kept
quite warm, auntic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The Hon Tom Taggari is now in tn
newspaper business in indianapolis
Hence he Is responsible for what h
may say.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Would suy lot Of shirt Waste.
An exchange wants TO. know If a
society grl can get along with s25,-
eco worth Of clothes a year. Don't
know. but SIC could.--Atlanta Jour.
pal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Simply because an Englhh judge
has decided that school teacher Is
not a gentleman gives no reason fsr
calling the educator a gent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Already some Of ~ congTessm<
are giving out the nanies Of the men
whom znes intend to fave arpoins ed
in their districts &c mieht be weli
fer these gentlemen De- % get toe
gar. Il likely nd one Taeod 1re
Roosevelt max have. fmething to say
ass here are as.aeAchs thar b. has
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Seven Of the worlds twenty four
greatest monuments have never been
climbed
Deposits in the national banks Of
Philadelphia are now $4,000
greater than they were one year ago.
A number Of foreign students. es-
pee.ally Of these coming from Russia.
aas steadily grown. but careful
study of the attendance at the Ger.
man universities seems 10 show that
Americans have not been adding 20
this increase.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
CLOSED VITA 4 BANQUET.

80 ta-N = -HNia-is-ta 49,
Solicit ~ Pee 29.-The state con-
ve.tion Ct eiresft Clerks ard record-
s-s closed here tonight with q ban-
eCl. M1ca1 aE7on Was CHOSEN as The
place fos heldie the nest convention.
Az OF the old officers we're re-eleci-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

After all the reports OF the tremen-
dous disturbance UP at Zeigler It
appear that the fsta ries are sum
med up in the death Of ope mule Il
was really not a much bigger affair
than the little one downfall Ma aazas
a few years ago ard in hieh Ameri
can warships were efgaisa
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

There II no douns that 203-Metre
hil is good thing for tie Jans, Bu
they paid all that i. was worth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
VIII FAY BIG Loss


fsioaz Cts. "a Dec sa.-Frora care
~ dEr7cs, COMPLIED by Ere cor n.
fies l Is sfoHn ihat SIC o7H pauiss ae-
Ing busire s i'm Sioux City wlil have
to pay oat silea.350 for loss IN tie
SloH. City eonaagratiGu Dso. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The largest portion of the Russian
fleet At PORT Arthur is under the com
mand of Admiral McGinty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

1t has been decided in this country
that safety razor is not a deadly
weapon How about the safety pins
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

sreat deal of influence win the ad.
ministration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Pop
ulation f6,147.

uiation 16,147.
Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Comptroller, p. Il POWELL.
Police Magistrate ] H. ROBINSON
Chief of Police, T. +. PRICE.
Alexander County, Population 22,9es
County Judge VIM. S. DEWEY. -
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. NJ. McMANITS.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK q
LAWS
GQgnty Superintendent OF Schools
PROS JOHN SNYDER.
soard Of County Commissioners.
John a. Nn rR Chairman.
nR T ]. IgNNElIE.
Dt. EE MN J CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Tho municipality of Spezia. Italy
has voted a sum Of $3.50 TO be award
ed as a premium TO the competitor
who presents the best drainage
scheme for Spezia and its suburbs.
The competition rema rs open until
December y. 1865.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

And let us tell You why it is wise to
advertise in the columns of The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The administration Of tie German
industrial schools as Of the system
of general. education. does not rest
with the government al Berlin. laii
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

EuaaiA 70 ao-R2w MONEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday for eley
q months, ending Nov. 80,
1904 1900. 1916
average daily and Sunday for the
month Of November. 1901 .21l0
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

For somo time astronomers have
tried TO adapt the stereoscope 10 as
trenomy says Cosmos, Paris, and
very satisfactory rslief photographs
af the moon have boen obtained by
taking views at sufficiently long in
ieryals and utilizing the slight swing
ng OF the moon TO and fro il space
The moon appears in exaggerated re,
lei
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Tulare Lake. in California once
naVigahle By steamers 81 now per
feet!y dry A man on foot can cross
it safely at any point and in some
places the ground is hard enough for
"a team 10 drive over the cause Of
this condition is the draining Of Kern
and King rivers OF their waters by
the irrigation canals
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Mr.. oiossop and His Cigars.
The wife OF NJ William r. Clos
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

has since the earliest days of the en-
pire been conducted BY tho various
kingdoms and municipalities
----------s
Nature as W as necessity roo hex.
cd the invention Ct lie lathe, the fl ST
OF machine tocls. L vas bui!t org
inaly between tao adjacent large
trees near which ggaa a sar.nsy sap'
iirs iathcs i.ke il arc uaed todly
in sos ni the A-ilUc countries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The late Hans H0pfen was one o.
he few modern authors who made ii
a point Of keeping his stories. poems
and plays in his desk until he felt
that lie could improve them no more
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

COT OF. is~ll
'}nliiy Ss,4ii,@est
Nes-- ~ D n
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

The uniform lately designed for
President Loubet of France consists
of a coat. "a Ia Francaise. embroider-
"a in gold. trousers with an embrod-
sred stripe and a three-cornered hat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

Liau-Col Valery Hayard. the mill
airy attacho at ST. Petersburg VIII
tart soon for the front 70 invest gate
lnI report n al questions relating to
he sanitary ana hospital arrange
nents of the Rus sian array
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-30

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unb 10. Str, $17, 900.
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$3, 500.
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83, Meper's 2. Nob.. ct. geter Str,
nabe Big Sour &ailroao, $4,000.
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Str, So, 500.