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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
GOOD HEALTH
IS ESSENTIAL
TO EVERY FORM OF USEFULNESS

viii the sale Of Paynes Remedies
reach the same astonishing figures in
Cairo as in other cities?
This is the question being asked
by people who have closely followed
the work Of Payne this city. and
apparently the answer is being found
in the record the remedie. are max.
ing.
Although il has been three week
snce the preparations were first in
troduced in Cairo Payne says the pub.
lie interest is increasing and crowds
in which almost every class of tizen
is repres ented visit Herman G. Schulz
drug store daily to talk with him.
What is a Dollar Compared With
Good Health2
He says Mrs. Grinnell called and
expressed her thanks and said For
Ten years | have been great sufferer
from catarrh My sense of smell was
gone, | could not rest well al night.
and was always tired when | got UP
in the morning I had dull heavy
headache Ny head was stopped up
and the mucuos from the head drop
ped into the throat, and | would
cough up great Chunks of phlegm
Il used one bottle of the Payne
New Discovery and was surprised
at the result My head was cleared
at once, my sense cfsmel was re-
stored as If by mag and my sleep
is now sound and refreshing
Payne SAYS: Not only do people tell
about these cases but each mail brings
written statements of its character to
Herman G Schuh's drug store. and
IL is said that the remedies are be-
coming a. popular throughout the
state as they are in the city.
These medicines are now on sale al
all hours at. H rman c Schua's sol
avenue where Payne or
his assistant are Away, glad TO meet
you.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS
WITHOUT A HOME
Great Northern Hotel ReVokes Privil.
eyes State Committee Has En-.
Ioyed Of Free Rooms.

For The first time in sixteen years
there is no republican headquarters in
Illinois The chatel properly of tho
slate organization. which has filled two
rooms in the Great Northern hotel in
Chicago has been boxed mp and carted
away. and the down state politicians
win have 10 hold curb stone meetings
low when they 20 10 Chicago.
Poilics has ceased 10 be a profitable
investment for thu hotel. In The old
DAYS they say The bar bin of The poll
ucians in the Great Northern hotel
would aggregate sloo day when
times were brisk. Four high balls and
two bottles of beer rally viii about
cover The political business an the
bar now
Formerly The hotel was filled with
politicians Three OF four SUN 90
here but the restaurant and room
cuisines has fallen away with me
bar trade.
Observing these changed conditions
the hotel management decided that
he two rooms which have been given
Tree 20 the stale organization could
ie used 10 mere profit for the enter.
ainment Of guests with cash money
therefore. the management officially
canned The headquarters. had the
fleets and chattels OF The oreaniza.
IONS carried out and locked the doors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
MANY V|OLATORS
Of GAME LAWS
ARE PROSECUTED AND HEAVILY
FINED BY WARDENs IN lLLIN-
oiS-LoNG LIST OF OFFEND.
ERS.


Springfield Ills, Nov. 3,--Convic
I lions for violations Of the Illinois game
law have been reported to State Game
Commissioner Wheeler in The last
week as follows;
". 4. Crawford, Clinton, Dewitt
county, pro ecuted by Game Warden
G. W Trunk; fined $l5 for shooting
after sunset
Gustaye Reiter, Chicago Cook
county; prosecuted by Deputy Game
Warden G. A Bingham, fined So and
costs for shooting ducks before sun
rise.
Bone Tonyan. Bighlow. Lake coun-
~ prosecuted by Deputy Game War
den g A. Bingham; fined $25 and cost
for hunting without a license
Claude Coleman. Warrensyille, Du-
Page county prosecuted by Deputy
Game Warden George w. Clark, IT.;
fined s95 and costs for hunting with
OUT a license
Coleman, Weaton DuPage
county; prosecuted by Deputy Game
Warden George W Clark, Jr; fined
S25 ana costs for hunting without a
license.
William Carter, Benville, Brown
county; prosecuted by K S Hosford
deputy game warden: fined s25 and
costs for hunting without a license;
unable TO pay fine and was committed
to Jail.
James Boffo Virden, Macoupin coun
ty; prosecuted by George H. Almond
fined $25 and costs for hunting With
our "A license
Jesse Bailey Johnson City, William
son county; prosecuted by Game War
den A. G Hentz; fined S. and costs
for killing song birds.
William Phelps Moweaqua, Shelby
county: prosecuted by w. II. Gruene-
valid deputy game warden fined $40
and costs for killing one quail and
hunting without license.
Dominic Spardona. Riverton. San
canon county; prosecuted by Deputy
Game Warden w T. Fossett; fined
S35 and costs for hunting without
licenre.
Abraham Casey. Keenes. Wayne
county prosecuted by Deputy Game
Warden S. s Taught: fined IS and
costs for killing song birds
Charles Burt Peoria county; prose
cuted by Frank Llchtweiss; fined SIS
and costs for hunting without Il
cense.
Charles SheDpee. Big Hollow. Pc
cria county, prosecuted by Frank
Lichtweiss, deputy game warden;
fined SIS and costs for hunting with
ont a license.
NJ. c Portee. Lawrenceyille, Law
renee county. prosecuted by Deputy
Game Warden H, II. Hicks; fined S25 |
aud costs for hunting without a IL |
cense; could not pay fine and was
committed 70 jail
Charles Ohlendorf. Ottawa. Lasale |
county; pr0aecuted by Deputy Game |
Warden Henry Metzger: fined So |
and costs for hunting without II, |
,ense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05

Healthy happy babies. Mothers say
thar HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IS the greatest baby medicine in the
world Makes them strong, we'll ana
active. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. P
G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
CONCLUDED from Third Page)

Hundred beauties 10 chorus Of legal
beauty and statel'ncss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05

on and scored unlimited success at the
Hudson Theater New York which
house it opened the play had an en-
tire season in New York and also one
in London and In both cities was
awarded the highest praise by all who
saw it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05
EIand MADE Domestic Animal

A Rhodesian hunter Of the name Of
Jeliman has been successful in do
mesticatiug and training a number
of yourg Gland to the yoke. He has
had eight OF them working in wagon
for some time and they answer admir-
ably, being faster and more powerful
than oxen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-05

Alberta Galisriu. who viii appear
/ - the opera house Friday. Nov 10Th
+ D. possessed NJ one Of The most charm.
. Ing peers naiitios to- be found among
he women Of the American stage
/ Her personal beauty is great but il is
her great heart and inefably sweet
nature. combined with infinite clever
Ness and ability as an actress. that
has assisted her - greatly toward the
hieh Hng ON the ladder II fame thar
le uoW occupies And again Miss
Callaun is always fortunate ia pick
ing bur a suitable plsy for a display OF
he4 talents. This season II IS Sou
~ Kate. in which she is starring
TEe piece Is without doubt enc Of the
tlevere societv cUmeIizs ever p-f
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
THE VOTE FOR TARIFF REVISION

Draper, the republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts.
has plurality of only 1896 on the
face OF the returns. The democrats
will demand a recount and his nomin
al plurality may be- wiped ont
Draper was Lodges candidate. He
represented the opposition 20 tariff
revision Although Roosevelt had
$4,000 plurality in Massachusetts. and
Guild. the republican candidate for
Governor, has % 900 plurality this
yesriDraper has barely pulled through.
The, massachusetts, republicans are
unqoestionably in favor Of tariff re-
tisions The election Of Douglas last
year proves it. They are also in favor
OF present action. to quote the words
of the state platform. The vote against
Draper shows that
The Massachusetts republicans are
fiEht- They represent a growing sen.
timent among republicans all over tho
country that the tariff should be re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

yised. aud at once. The efforts Of
Fairbanks, Shaw and Foraker in OHIO
to save Herrick by pretending that q
vote against him was a vote against
him was vote againstBionR.,H !
tho National Administration fzzled
miserably The attempt In Pennsyl'
lania to obscure the anti-boss issue
and the lotting of the Enterprise bank
by raising national questions went
for nauGht
The republicans in those states arc
no afaid of tariff reform II Mr.
Roosevelt has the courage to face
the Lodges and the Aldriches and the
Shaws and lead a fight for tariff re-
vision IL Is plain that he will have
plenty Of support from the rank and
file Ct his party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
THIS WEEKS CONVENTION.

II IS probably safe 10 say that this
week will be one CT the most import
ant ones in the history of Cairo in tn
fact that The annual convention Of the
Ohio Valley improvement Association
will meet here on Wednesday Thurs
day and F.dday next. Aside from the
immense benefit that Cairo will re-
celye. as river town, when the OBJ
jeci CT the Ohio Valley Improvement
Association is accomplished as itiDqft
certainly VIII be, the advertising that
the city of Cairo will receive from
: this convention is worth probably
more TO the city than can be e&-
prer ed In dollars and cents.
Owing TO its geographical position
Cairo has the great good fortune to
be identified with the movement in a
way thar keeps The city constantly
and most prominently before the en-
lire country. 1t was stated by one of
the speakers at the banquet held al
Tae Halliday last May that the city
Of Dallas. Texas, had spent over one
hundred thousand dollars ON adyer-
Using and thai It did not begin 10 be
well advertised as Cairo was by the
await II the committee from congress
whuse trip down the river Was d.
'octly attributable 10 the On to Cairo
movement
CITES are recognizing the value in
placing Themselves before the general
public. as is evidenced by the fact that
Ea ST. Louis is now getting together
a fund running into six figures for The
ole purpose of exploiting its advant-
ages Il the rest of the country. Ad-
vertising pays. as The Bulletin has
beer known to insist for some time
and CITES have learned the value Of
it judicious use as well as the mer-
chant and business man. That Cairo.
by The expenditure of few hundred
dcila can secure the vast amount
of favorable notice thar will accom-
pany Is selection for the important
c Invention of this week is a matter
Of general satisfaction and il gees
without saying that in its cordial
welcome TO the delegates that city
will repay so far as,is possible the in
eslimable benefit it receives.
The city belongs 10 the Ohio Valley
Improvement Association this week
and every citizen should make il his
par cular business to see that the
delegates are impressed with this
fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

1t is evident that Wite is the big.
best man in the Russian empire today,
but his position has been forced on
him by circumstances. In times past
Witte has been an upholder of auto
cracy and was unpopular with the
grand dukes, not because Of any lean.
ing toward republican institutions, but
for the reason that his method Of up
holding the power of the car differed
from theirs. But the Wite Of today
is away ahead of the White of a few
years ago, He has discovered that he
must swim with the tide or drown
and he is swimming
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
CANAL BY CONTRACT.

The contract system of building tht
Panama canal is coming mo aiel
favo"
There are some good reasone why
thi. should be The case. One of the G
is that the canal would probably be
built cheaper and more expedition ly
by this plan.
There would be no delay on account
of ed ape, and il sa tolcrably well
known fact tha business can be con
Quoted be er and more eXpelitiously
by private part es than by any gov
eminent national, state or municipal.
Business men would be put in bust
ness positions. and would head every
II is doubtful if chs would
be the case if the canal il the canal
was built by tha government even
with the best Intentions Political
favor ties, no necessarily of the Presi-
dent cr Secretary OF war. but more
p 1baby of senators and representa-
lives, would find positions here, With
out any capacity for doing the work
entrusted to them.
But the biggest rea son for bu Hing
the canal by contract is that the op-
porrunities for grating wonId be
greatly les ened if no, entirely eIimi
lated.
Il /. idle to say that under an honest
admin ration this could not be done
We have only to look back to he date
var with Spain 10 show how it might
le done and no one doubts that Me
iinley wa an honest man.
There a"e more reasons in favor Of
building by CONTRACT than can be al
.anppd ON 4he other side
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
BY THE PEOPLE

The grand old parry tho party of
great moral ideas comes ont of the
campaign Of The present year a miser'
able spec acle for men and gods to he
hold! Debauched and degraded by
year of almost unrestricted powe9, it
has been fepudiated by the honest pee
pie in its steoneholds. Ohio and Penn
sylvania. The systems OF graft and
bossi.m which have controlled III
party Of organized appetite for years
have grown so offensive as to make ii
a stencil in the nosiriis of good men
everywhere AMI it seems the honest
people Of the land have rightly con
cluded thar the country will never get
its bearings and return to the good old
ways OF honesty and decency In the
management Of public affairs until the
republican organization Us thoroughly
defeated and its corrupt leaders with
Their so-called democratic co-workers
are, sent to the rear for all time
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Johnson's platform called for three
N9nt fares and state law permitting
Eleveland to own ana operate street
4 Railway.
Brand Whitlock, the protego Of
Golden Rule" Jones, the former So
cialistic mayor of Toledo, carried all
Ibut two wards in the city and was
elected mayor by majority OF nearly
| & 900 over the conservative candidate.
Schmitz. the labor mayor OF san
Francisco. was reelected in spite on
the fusion OF the democratic and re-
publican organizations against him
John B. Moran, Boston lawyer agi'
tator. was elected district'attorney OF
Suffolk County, although both orsani'
cations and ali the newspapers were
againat him.
The overthrow of Boss Cox in Gin
cinnai was the result largely of public
indignation over the relations between
The public service corporations and the
Cox machine
Weaver's victory in Philadelphia
would not have been possible without
support from the same radical ele-
ments that voted for Hearst in New
York and elected Dunno in Chicago
Two OF the most active opponents IN
the Senate Of President Rooaeyelt's /
scheme of government rate-making are |
badly dscred ted by the election. For |
aker was whipped in Ohio and Cor
man was beaten in Maryland,
The Wall Street Journal ex plains in |
two lines its theory of the Hearst vote
in New York;
Cause: The insurance scandals
Effect: 224,000 votes for Hearst.
Mayor Dunno of Chicago says the
re, ult here is a wonderful proof of
Tho widespread sentiment that muni'
oipal ownership OF public utilities must
soon be adopted.
Gov. Hcch of Kansas, al dinner
o Senator Warner of Missouri We'd
lesday night. lifted his voice in sol
mn warning 10 he whole country
| want to say 10 you not as an
Ilarmist but as a light contributor
nless we find some effectual remedy !
or the ccntro of the great trusts
nd corporations in the interests Of ;
II the people a tidal wave OF so !
ialism will sweep over the country F.,
ne Of these days that will do meal /
uable damage.
Gov. Hoch is not exaggerating the
acts. They are so plain that no hui l
IAN being Ct ordinary intelligence '
hould mistake their meaning. A great
rave OF discomfort il sweeping over 6
1e country which is manifesting H.
elf In the form of socialistic rene
les foI political and economic evils 8"
he great corporations are largely re C
ponsihle fot the radicalsm that is q
ampan everywhere Ii
The real leaders in this movement y
re net the organs and the Hearsts h
nj the DUNES and the Johnsons and p
he Schmitzes. but the Rockefellers. s
he Armours, the Morgans, the Swifts. b
le Ryans, the YerkeIes, the Nc y
'urdys, the McCalls, the Hydes. the b
'erklnscs and the Harrimans, with a
heir Murphys McCarrens, Coxes, Dur e
ANS and Penroses y
Ter years ago Pngree was do. c
ounced as an Anarchist Today Pin Il
tree's program would be regarded as Y
mild and conservative, Where is the n
hing going to end? r
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
River Forecsst SITS.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt Yer
men. no material change curing III,
next SO to IS hours, followed by q
slight rice, At Paducah and Cairo
viii continue falling during the next
IS hours
The Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth, very little change during the
next IS hours.
The Mississippi from below St
Louis % Caro-. not much change dur,
Ing the next As hours, with a falling
tendency from Chester TO Cairo during
the next = to So hours
+. II, SMYTH,
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
October Circulation,

The above is correct statement of
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday fer the year 1904,
and for the first ten months OF the
year 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3fst day of October. 1905.
(SeaI) LEO ]. KLEB.
Notary Public.
MY commission expires January 1G,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
YOUNG MAN. READ THIS.

Are you poung man ust starting
tout in life, or a youth preparing yeor-
self for lifi. battles. stop moment
and read this brief article and then
cut IL out and preserve Il for refer.
ence. II may do you good service. If
follow its prompings you certainly
will be successful presuming of
course that you have character and
honesty to keep you from falling into
bad habits or vicious ways.
Young man read this:
The world betows us big prizes.
beth in money and honrs, for but one
thing. And that is initiative. What is
initiative. I'll tell you; II is doing the
righr thing without being told. But
next 10 doing the thing without being
told T. TO do il when you are told once.
That T. TO say. Carry the Message to
tiRrc a, Thee are hose who never do
a thing until they arr ted twice; such
get no honors ad small pay. Next.
thcre are those who od the right thing
9gly when necessity kicks them from
behind. and these get indifference in
stead Of honors, and pittance for
pay. This kind spends most of its time
polishing a bench with a hard luck
story. Then. still lower down the
scale than this. we have the fellow
who will not do the right thing even
when Dome one goes 10 show him
how and stays TO see that he does II;
he is always out Of job. and receives
the contempt he de ervos. unle-s he
has rich Pa. in which case Destiny
patiently waCs around the corner with
a stuffed club. TO which class do you
belong?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
The WAVE OF RAoIcALlsM

WIN Judge Dunno was elected May
or Chicago last April on the issue of
municipal socialism. who would have
believed that seven months later VII.
liam Il. Hearst could come within B.
go votes Of being elected Mayor of
New York On the same issue?
Bur II IS not merely in New York
and Chicago that the spirit Of radical
ism Is rampant
Tom l. Watson Is reelected Mayor
e Cleveland b. an increased majority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Some sayages are 80 Indifferent as
10 the girls they marry that they 10
not see the women of their choiae
until they orc married s.or 4
told OF an African who bought ai-E.
and after tie transaction W2s u.
pleted the father asked him, now,
would You like to see my girI?" 10"
he said. st viii do waen she's Giyeu
10 me"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

, The southern papers are advising
the planters to Mold their cotton We
can remember when similar advice
was given to the wheat raisers of the
north, and they lost money by doing
so. As a rule it is best to sell when
one is getting fair price
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

There is difference between
American patriots and Russian pa.
tIiOts. The cry OF the American pa.
triot of The good old times wa give
Us berty or give us dca-h." The cry
of the Russian patriot. directed To the
Car is give MS more 1he-ty or Wen
give YOU h And he g. handing
down more liberty bless his sweet
soul.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
coIeman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand. E
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot, =
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Thirty dollars were paid fer seats
nj New York. 10 zee Bernard Shaw
play thar was not played This was
a fierce price when enc considers
that there are thousands Of the same
profession" of ths heroine uf the
drama that might be seen in New
York for 80 much less.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

The orange cron of California; for
this season, il is said Is goms 20 be
q phenomenal onc Al The same time
we are told that inc prices are to be
higher. Poor old Secretary VIII Lon
couldn't hit the Bulls eye even when
it came tc oranges
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
sapefstitions Of Sailors.
Local Forecaster.

Among The animals which the sailor
considers as omens Of good oF i'll lucb
are cats. hares rats and porpoises, or
sea hogs. Certain birds also occur in
tio ii.t the stormy p~tssl. Tie grt5,
a5a, the lJnsfshcf and the scaeuL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

Secretary Shaw has promised 40 re.
main IN the cabinet three months
longer This will give hte nation time
to look around and breathe. and pos
= bly, TO select a man who will be able
to keep the country from going 10 ruin
when the inevitable and relentless d.
termination Of Shaw TO abandon his
post take place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

cairo's reputation for Hospitality will
again have an opportunity to assert
itself The members of the Improve
ment Association shruld he made 10
feel thai Caro- aprec ates the great
compliment that has been paid the
city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

The Russiana have been asleep for
o good many years, but there is no
place in the world wheee h story IS
being made faster at this time than
right over in Russia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12

There is no mistake ia The earnest
ness with which Japan is assuring this
country that she does not want the
Philippines and we are afraid that
she is so esrne-t that there viii MOI
be any way Of slipsing them into her
possession while she isn't looking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Pop
uIation ,147

uldtOn Io,i4Is
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer JAMES QUINN
Comptroller e. S. DEWEY
Police Magistrate, A. j. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,965.
County Judge, WIN. S. DEWEY.
County Clerk. JESSE f.. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk LEE b DAVIS.
Sheriff. JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK +.
DAVIS.
County Superintendent Of Schools,
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Board of County Commissioners.
j. ]. JENNELLE Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE.