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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
lusrlce ro SMALL pAekeRs.


The reports from Washington lay
bare another source of corruption in
governmental circles and show the
beef trust is given an oyerwh Ginning
ADVANTAGE over the small packers In
the matter o3 meat Inspection. The
government employs l1eo1 N sat I'm
snec,o7s, and it is said that All of them
are in the trusI houses The smaller
concerns are unable to secure mspee
lion. ana thus ara greatly hampered
in dispos ng If Their products Resides,
the goverument meat inspectors are
said Ia be completely mler The con
5rol of tho t-nst, and bribery and cor
rnption are rife among them.
This exposure emphasizes what the
Iournal has often said, that what Is
needed most in eontr, Hing the trusts
Is more rigid and impartial enforce
ment of the law. rather than moro
drastic legislation. which President
Roosevelt threatens The law is plain
ana broad enough 10 cover any en-.
Urgency that has arisea. But the
wishy,washy att tude of mnhlic officials
the fayoTltism in high places and cor
runtisn IN low places, arg responsible
Tor . great deal Of The unlicensed en-
tortions of the beef trust and Other
menopolist.c corporations, In his
speech az. Chautauqua the other day
I President Roosevelt declared that this
4 Illegal and cunning devices Of th'
trusts and espcc ally OF The packers
trasf ~haa taxed 70 the utmost TIC
machinery or the governments denart
ment Of justice" But IN this matsel
Of injustice 70 the small packers
which has beon going on for ions
time. Il would scam That the 8 yetl
ment's powers arc ample ana 'he rem
edy simple and surc.-kansas ~!
Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
EIGHTY ROSES FOR A MER'
CHANTS EIGHTY YEARS.

Eighty of the largest and most fra
grant American Beauty roses procur-
able In Chicago-one flower for each
year of his iife-reaehed John v Far
vel a. his home In Lake Forest last
Saturday, sent with the best wishes II
the 500 employees Of the Farwell com
pany. Every worker in dhe big Mar.
ket street establishment contributed
a dime or a nickel. The present taxi
ing the form il did SO that every
enc in Mr.. Farwelts employment
might join in the remembrance of
the birthday Of the head OF the firm
For sixty years OF MIR Farwell's life
he has been engaged in the dry goods
business. He was born July 20, 1879,
at Canpbelltown, Steuben county, N.
II. his father being a farmer Of mod
crate means. In 1888 his parents nav
ed to Ogie county. Ill. and young Far
well was sent to Mount Morris semin.
AIRY from which he was graduated,
In lS45 Mr.. FarweIl came to Chica-
go and after brief experience In the
CITY clerks office he entered the dry
goosls trade in the employment Of the
| firm Of Hamilton {, White. Later III
became connected with the wholesale
dry goods Arm Of Hamilton & Day, and
| IN 1850. only five wears after comins
ID Chicago he was made partner II
this firm.
| The present house at j N Farwel
\ Il Co, Ii the descendant Of this firm
Il through successive changes Marshal
| Field and the late Levi q Letter bot
we're partners Of Mr. Farwell for.
Et'me. Tn 1866 the firm began TO 4
business under the name of J. Y. Fa
we'll Il Go,
Since 1891 the responsibility Of coi
Quoting the business has been born
/, in large measure by other member
of the company, although the head
/ the house has not retired Mr. Fa
! wells son. John III FarWell, Jr.
/ treasurer ana manager Of the col
rany
Throughout bis life Mr. Farew'
/ has been deeply religious anil he HI
gwen literally to tne support Of ed
q cational and philanthrupic enterprise
ii Chicago Record.HeraId.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
ORIGIN or MEMS CLUBS.

The idea Or clubs for mon started
In England several hundred years ago
In those DAYS the clubhouses We're
called mote halls, and they are To BE-
seen throughout England today
Where public business had to bc
done the ola English habit Of making
speeches always demanded an aud
fence. either Of outsiders Or Of good
.ly number OF colleagues CONSEQUENT
Iy a special meeting place. ~ mote
hall, was almost q necessity for peo'
ple not content TO air their oratory IN
their own Of their neighbor's parlora
Sometimes these mote halls We're
halls Of Justice, such as thar al Lynd
hurst IN the New Forest or IN thf
pretty little so-called Hunting lodg Y
ali Chingford. where the swalnmot'
and other forest courts We're held an'
which Il now the museum Of the F.
sex Field Club. But most were gen
Iune municipal buildings, Of which
perhaps. one pf the smallest and mos
interesting IL the mote hall at Aides
burgh In Suffolk II used once TO y
IN the middle Of the town but u
sea has washed al that was bclwcs
, sc and tho mote hall away and tho VI
liter now stands sentinel alone by III
n sea. A far mors important and old
mote hall, built originally for n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
PUBLICATION NOTICE

Ssaate az rllinoIs. Alexander county. ss. Conn
~ eRtft ~ y s VIA p;.,,,, a THOMPSON It'll.
IN n the estate on Ransom III mp
ssl,s se,seased ia. Thomas Thompson, Dora
4 fsn.,s .sbariss johnson, " ilsiam Johnson,
aqess .Sm.sAit tsS.tard Rrsrher and Nancy
r.,s,s,'s petitinn III sel real estath to pay
l,5b+ a0saavit III thn non-resideupe Of
IN 49,. IN han|S,s n 14nra Haqg Charles John
tIsN'' vs$l5ts,, hanson hss3e Parrot Edward
s,si' ma N, t.,,r4arsff Observation-Disclosures
n 800 baying heeu tiled Id the chi of the
49, III the rsnnty court IA Alexander eaun-
III MIA Il harahy given to the said Thomas
Hill ng,ss 4 II n aoeg Charles johnson, viii
IN, henson Essis PARROT Edward BrAchar,
az 49, 49,, Il 1Tbonusan. administrator ef the
800 nTs,s'a N Ransom Thompson, deceased has
800 { ~ ,.a,ifiF,, IL the s,tid county court af
nisa n.s ,tt,t III M oraer III sell the
,,ra,,isas belnnaing to tins estate III said de-
seaaasd or II nnch ot ii as may he needed to
Nm i,is f,@bts NJ sad deceased. and described
pAs ssa ,ss $500 II I'm lors iiuraperea seven
J N MINI 5sS ffne 1ei ten si0} eleven ttll aud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
THE FEvTR SITUATION.

Tire fever situation II not at all en- /
and Ills spread through The
small towns Of Mississippi Will likely
have the effect of alrmlng people liy
ing nearby and cause many Of them 10
move away for the time being, The
shree eases at Gulfport reported In tho
current dispatches show that no
amount Ct vigorous work ON the part
OF the authorities fl sufficient to keep
III ont where conditions are inviting.
As late as the latter part OF May il
was known that cases Of yellow fever
were OH Ship Island. twelve miles
away but these were under perfect
control and 1t Is not clear that from
Tins source the pestilence spread "
mainland New Orleans Is tho breed
Hing place Of yellow fever and from tina
unfortunate city the disearc hal
spread in all directions.
\ Memphis has SO far escaped am
there IL no likelihood Of the appear
anco hcre this season a very stric
, quarantine should be enforced becaus
! lit viii be difficult To keep out ever
one who has ben exposed Cleanliness
, and gcal sanitary conditions have rel
4 dered Memphis 50 far immune AN
: work along these lines should be col
tinued with undated ylgor Memph
\ News-Scimitar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
WHITE PEOPLE GROWING SMALL,

Size and sulTicIency are not neces-
ear.lv associated as Il shown hy Inc
way the japanese have outWitted aha
onrdone Il sir Russian enemies ih
strategy an1 iii combat Nevertheless.
I'd s MOI good sign TO find pc PIC
diminished fiji size ana The Enstish
necplc dire properly disturbed at find
frg that such il tina case with them.
Their improper nonrishment u sup
posed to be the leading cause but Dr-
Anna shaw reminds IT. thar me Amer
lean people arc On the verg of taxing
tho same turn. 4 RrocEton shoe man
ufaosurer already claims to note 2
degradation III falling off IN the de
mand for the larger sizes Of men
shaes. ana predicts thai II nethins ~
tervenes II prevent VIE shall pc r
\ larger on the average u another ~
vars than the present laps Or French
gnen. Nebraska state Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
MEN-WOMEN-C HILDREN.
Weak Kidneys Cured Forever.

II yon have. n main or dull ache IN the
back ii IA nnmistakeabio evidence Of kidney
trouble ri liz a warning to tell yon trouble
II ahead unless you remedy The cause I'M
metiiately.
Lame back ia only one symptom of kidney
trouble. Other symptoms are, being Obliged
go pass WAGER often during the day and NJ
ret Up many tiHies during the night, ln-
ability to hold your urine, smnrting or irri+
tation, passing brick-dust or sediment IN the
urine, catarrh OF the bladder, uric acid, con
slant headache, dizziness, aleepleanesA, nery-
I BUSINESS, Irregular heart beating, rheumatisifi'
K bInatinr. irritabillty. wornout feeling, lack
+ III ambition and sailow complexion.
4 Hoopers Parsley Kidney Pulls ARE proving
tn be the most wonderful cure eyer gotten
\ 1ut for weak aud diseased hldneya.
British Pharmacal Co., Mlwaukee, Wis4
Distributors.
!. Price 30 cents a box.
For sale by
Hhn.REA1S DRUs STORE SOLE AaEN1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
WANT A. q QUARANTINE

The people of Padncah and all the
newspaper of the city but one are
still demanding quarantine while /
the board III health continues u re
fuss IL. says the Paducah Sun On
tho subject:
't'The people Of Paducah are clearly |
for Whatever il necessary TO protect
their health and their business inter. |
esfs, Both III these are vital IN the
pursuit III life and happiness, anil II
public money Ii not 10 be spent ~
further them what good does money
do2
"On the question BIT q quarantine
many people have labored under Z
misapnrehension They do not clear
~ understand the term quarantine
ell applied In the discussion Of yellow
fever a quarantine does not neces
sarlly mean, although It may a pre-
ventsnu of persons coming To "a place
ii is used now in connection with any
kind Of precausion to keep out an
epidemic, The quarantine that has
Y been urged In Paflucah ever since the
yellow foyer scare started was merely
all inspection at trains and boats to
zee that persons getting off here had
health certificates. III would have cost
money, but 1t would not have cost
by a large majority as much as the
failure to do 1T has already cost the
business men III loss Of trade. Ihf
question of danger from yellow fever
coming here, ii entirely foreign 10 sh'
is ue. The inspection was urged sim
ply as d means Of giving Padncah tray
cling men and otsers passport i
the scores of surrounding cities wher
they have been making weekly trip
for years selling goods and 10 enabl
anyone from Paducah to enter sue
towns and cities BY producing healt
certificate. Tine wisdom Of such
course, urged as far back as mont
ago, Ii apparent In the light Of sal
sequent events which have rcsulte
In Paducah certificates being rep
dated iii many Tennessee and Hi
OILS towns. People can still come hel
without being asked any question
but they can't get back home If Thu
live In any of the numerous towns th
do not recognize our health certi
Gates Hence they don't come.
THE object Of the meeting OF 81
zens held last night was 10 40 son
thing 10 straightcn out the tang
IL would be hard matter 70 IN
what the uhstinacy and stupidity
the board III health have alres
caused, but It may not be too late
@ Some claim that the state ho
could aud would raise any inspect
quarantine that might oc ESTABLISH
but lawyers say that paducah ha
right ~ pass and enforce any kim
All oniinance that IL necessary for
health. convenience, morals or
crpl welfare of the community, IL
the head 81 police regulations
"'rhe thing 20 do now Is not to q
bic over scientific questions Of II
ton. danger. and such things, bu
try I'd have the doors that have
closed against Paducah, opened 4
again,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28

meetings Of the town representatives
and one of the very oldest made Ter
this purpose in England. is tue Toi
house at Yarmouth. It is now usea as
A public library. bat WAS mote nan
untll very recent date, when prison
ers were kept in its dungeon like cells
which Al Walter Rye, In MS aoi''I
able history OF Norfolk, declares 10
have been some Of the vilest holes
in which human beings were ever ief'
TO rot. Era Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
STATISTICS ON CRIME.

Statistics ON crime now being com
piled by The United states census BIZ
reau. and which will be made public
within few months, will supply Presi
dent Roosevelt a text upon which he
nay base some important recammen
dations to congress 1t is accepted as
certain thai the president will recog /
nize the force OF Secretary Taft's re-.
cent address at Yale. In which he de |
ciared that the administration Of the
criminal laws of this country was q
disgrace. and that the lax manner Of
their enforcement encouraged thu com
mission Of crime
Secretary Tafts declaration was
f5hnded upon figures obtained at the
census bureau and showing an ernor-
nous decrease in the number Of eXecu
ons as compared with the total num-
her Of murders and homicides during
I tho last twenty years, Briefly stated,
since 1885. iii This country there have
been ,s5l muplers and homiciaes
and only 2,2S6 executions for the com
| mission of these crimes
4 The figures show that the number Of
! executions hiss decrease @ III i@e
1855, while tnc mass. ~ maF.i+rs
and honicidea hsss iHctea3 bus t.at-
II Is nothing III tho sia,ietics II explain
the decrease.
Eminent lawyers ascribe the de-
crease in executions to two causes. one
being tho growing sentiment against
! capital punishment and the other and
/ more important one being the Lax
J administration Of the criminal laws
) and the fact that attorneys take all
! vantage of every tecnnlcaiity to save
b the lives OF murderers they are hires
i fta defend Secretary Taft, in his Yalt
it address, referred to the prevalence O
It tal lawyers, and declared that th
q this method Of practice among crimiE
10 Judges should he given the power {
k compel the lawyers Id try their case
" ION their merits and not permit thei
le no exaggerate unimrortant evidenc
ii. and cover up tho salient points. Oh
" Icag0 Record Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
LOVE.

There is no joy in life 50 great as
loving.
There is no song so sweet as thine
and mine;
There is no dream so perfect and so
luiiing
AS is the one. we give to love d.
vine.
There Is no faith 50 fair and all per
yading
AS Is The faith that time has truly
tried.
When through the deepest depths we
have been wading.
A kind voice whispers, "one more
erueitied"
Then Love takes up the cross Of thy
redemption
Ana bears thee on without a sigh or
song:
OF all thy past he makes no sign o.
mention,
But sarry here, for Love is kind and
strong.
You learn to walk, for Love will wall
be- hie You.
You learn BY faith, as prophets have
foretold;
You learn To live when love and faitf
are BIZ You
To give yGn treasures never bought o
sold
Laura Kelsey Clendening,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28

"To account Conscience" This ac-
count was opened by the United
states government in 1871. II would
not be fair to infer from this fact that
the American conscience had It's awak-
icn.ng at so late q date In the coun-
trys history, but that year witnessed
the lirst return To tho government, az
the result 81 tho "still small voice.
|of money % which II had been Az
| fraudcd some time before. President
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
DR.. Morrison
DENTIST
Office TOT Commercial Avenue
oAHNoN PHONE re
. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF John p. yoekler, deceased. The
undersigned. having been appointed admins
tra.er q, the estate o. John 2. moesier
late OF the county OF Alexander, and stats
III illinois deceased. hereby gives notice that
he witt appear before tins county sen liI y
sfe.atd cpuntN =. Lae eUurt house IN Caro-
Tli,, At he Octe e. ;rlp en- the & st Monday
y 0stober next III which time al person,
having claims uH tia~t said estate are hotlhsu
having the same adjusted All pefsons ~
del,ted to said estate are required W maze iiA'
mediate nay nsent to the uudersi sisra
ps ted This 2lst gfRv ~ Augusta, ID. l9oo.
IkngNfAu ATCfsARrY, Administrator
David S Lansden, Alto ney
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28

Madison found on his desk one morn
ing an uns gned letter in which the
writer confessed TO defFauding the
government of 81. for which his con-
science had made him suffer sorely
This amount was inclosed with the re-
quest that it be turned into the ma
eionaI treasury. the writer expressing
the hope that this full restitution and
repentance would restore a clear and
easy Conscience
I'D to date the amount returned by
those who have defrauded the gov
eminent and become consc' ence strie-
ken is o0.000-Ameriean Illustrated
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Deaf nutes arc always ready To take
d hand In arguments,
Rejected suffers are the victims Of
misapplled devotion.
Tts a wise man who patches UP the
quarrel instead Of his face.
BE ware If the financial pointers: II
usually points the wrong way.
AL weather foreeaster there H.
nothing superior To healthy corn,
Charity II the garment that serves
to cover up much moral scrawniness.
There's something radically wrong
wilh the man who enjoys visiting 4
1-nti A. -
isnt ii pity that the average re,
former neglects 70 begin bis work #
home
Cigarettes II properly classified
would come under the head q fouls
of the air.
| ANY small boy can make 2 homf
run every time he knocks his bal
Through a pane Of glass.
Nothing aronses woman's wratt
so much as a man who appears to bt
well sat SIZED with himself.
If the automobile Is known by ~
horse power. The airship should b.
known by It's bird power
II doesn't necessarily follow that
man is rich because lie happens I
} have more money than brains
One man may he able 70 break
horse. but later the horse does th
> stunt GA a race track and breaks
I dozen men Chicago News
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
MEDICAL PRONUNCIATION.

Educated physic ans ana surgeons
cling more closely to the natural Honnd
III our vowels than other professional
pcoplc Wherever and whenever pos
sibla They give to I'LL its long sound
eve. Meningitis II not meningeatis
hut meningightis Appendicitis n not
appendicitis, bur appendicightis- Tha
termination "itis" Is never "eetis |" ir
1.-THE medical dictionary Why can
| the rest Of the world live UP to III 81
| II Is as easy al il is natural New
| York Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY a REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY pc r ION FoR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28

The patriot who aspires 10 an ap'
poIntive office under Governor Mickey,
0f Nebraska must not drink and he
nasiHt nut swear.
hls IN the standard M qualifications
tlIXk th0 govMRor has establlshsds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year, ending Decem.
"a y ta04 1875
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for first six months OF year
zoos 2o54
Average Oily and Sunday circula-
tlon for July, 1906 .-s....... .216S
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
July Circulation

TO ahaTs d d eorTecE statement OF
me r~raastiua II The Cairo Bulletin.
raxsr Kzs SHnday. fer the year 1903,
nna &C lie Arst seven months OF the
yna- asas
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
gAss sass car of July. 1905.
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
gI .YrE SULLIVAN,

rhs Bulletin ID on sale At the fol
lowing places:
cnsrmsrss, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Waiker's, 10 sixth street,
Uricn News CO, Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28
oHIce'r's

10. A., Buder,. ....-....t President
Chas. Feuchter, Jr....s. vico-president
J. III. GalliGan. ........,.. .CashieE
IT. Spencer. ......., Assistant Cashier
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-28

Accounts RI corporations and individ'
uals especially solicited. ExcSange
furnished to any part OF the world
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-05-10
pLuMEo KNIGHTS ON JOURNEY
Delegation From Americas Attends
State Meet.

Representatives from DeMolay Com
mandery, No. 5, knights Templar, of
Americas, leave this morning for Ma
con to attend the animal conclave of
the Grand Commandery of Georgia,
which assemblies there today and to-
morrow. A dozen plumed knights will
go from Americas to attend the SEES
sion. The address of welcome will be
delivered at Masonic Temple this morn
ing by Sir Knight Charles Il Bartlett,
after which luncheon will be served
The annual address will be delivered
later by President w. E. Reynolds, of
the Georgia Military Institute. At
O'Clock tomorrow morning the business
session will be held, and at this gath
ering officers will be elected. DIR. r..
B. B. Barron will be chosen as Grand
Commander. IT is expected that this
meeting will conclude all business by
midday. At 3 o'clock IN the afternoon
the st. Omer Commandery will enter.
tam all Sir knights at the Log Cabin
Club with reception. The Shriners
will form in line at p. m. in front oil
the Lanier and parade the principal
streets in the city. During this time
all in line will indulge in playful amuse-
ments to the delight of all who see them
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-05-10
SMITH DOES NOT RANK STATE
Other Farmers Beat Him Raising Big
Crops.

The Times Recorder recently, along
with other papers of the state, noted
the sale of Hon. James M Smiths
crop of cotton amounting to 2100 bales,
which netted him S75, 600. Bot Mr..
Smith, while successful farmer, is
not the greatest crop producer in
Georgia There is one nearer Ameri-
Gus, MIR. i. f. Putney of Dougherty
county, who raised last year crop of
cotton which netted him $4,000 or
nearly twice the amount realized last
week by Mr.. Smlthin the sale of his
bales. And Mr.. Putney is not an all
cotton farmer. He has large herds of
cattle and hogs and raises grain and an
abundance of food crops. Only few
weeks ago she old 100 beef cattle to
w. w. Rawline, the butcher, of Al
bany, and his last years hay crop
mostly peayine was something enor-
nous. Right here in Sumter county,
within thirty minutes ride of Ameri-
Gus, are plantations that yield from
1900 to 1900 bales cotton each, every
year. and this output is not considGed
anything remarkable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-05-10
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not b cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.,J. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, o.
We the nndersig ned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
belize him perfectly honorable in all
business transaetlons, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNA N & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~ &C ting directly upon the blood aud
m cous surfaces of the system. les
timonials sent free. Price, 75c per
bot tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton,