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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
9otal 8eri6t.

buTiOtag.
Die Satin Dot YlnDor Ssp'
perle. lissi Id,Uer trant 6arnteoer.
lin GouuiaS uio 0tontaa
bsrrIdte bier ooS id,6uIte SrhbImsS
tuetteT.
Vie unS m~ltaetbriIt Iuuroe, 10
Gesi Serr gDiIhcIm Srutt iebr hart
sssant oarnteoer.
- " s. 9oh muBIe rue8en Ctnem
IhIimmen 9theumatiSmuS GuIaIIe
etlid3c fase Dos Soue bitten.
- Srom SaneS, bic Dtutter bon
Srau aimSluorth, beSob itG um
Uionto9 uod) Nibton. z. D.
Die Serren stoller uuo Dep
perIe beaober ih om Ytouto9 &C
Td1Gitsbulber uod Ar.oo.
RT- Ii piuno pom beiten -oto6-
Iooo" Itr $1.OO gum 9ertoui bel
Der Gureto Drug SO. 22Ieb-l5m.
6eiurih 5ieIer oou Gureta be
3abEte ON 16. Sebrunr Sl.O0 az
benz ruKiIten Bittlue. Mno UoiIen'
Somo.
Sreo SepperIe touIte IeBte
Dode ein Slain 2auo pOn Noom
pieb alt. fir Die SWmme bon
$4,000.
Banter Is. Dorlanoer tebrte
6m Tomereto9 mieoer oom glinme
apoliS 3uriid pOIetbit er SeiHdIteM
8W uerridltem batte.
Sob" 96rin8 be9ab Iih &C.
Ferr seihdTtSbaIber MoG StO"E
Stir. ST miro am Sometn9 uieoer
3urnItommem.
0iopor 6epperle erudnnte ON
eamStas utor9cn Bottled 0uaih
MID. ais 5tootmarIdla u, OH SteGe
bon SObr 9ieiFe.
unIere 8eIhditeleute etboItcm
it1on ieoeu Tag oom ihreu meuen
5rlbiabrS'4 Gaaren. Die nc mdbreno
Dec WiuterS im Often beitelt hd,
ben
d plidlael 6GIteI, Der felt ben.
SeovdbmiiIe ~ieiner 6otttn febr ihGuer
. 'front.' o~arnieoerIo9, lit ieBt lUieoer
iomett ber9eIteIIt. ooB er Ieiner Nr'
Seit nod3aebem tnnn.
Sobonnes 9t6bter Don Somp.
beA Sowntp. b%efimhet fid our 3eit
IN Der Stoot, nm Ietne lpeben Nu,
een pcn Or. 10. s. 9oteIer t~urireu
8u luNen.
Ter oeutld,e Ndbocrein Der
IammeIt Sih am G;iuuod1 9lbeno
ben |. Uidr5 bel Srom 8. 8. Ser
oeS IQe Iiuo IreuuoIitit eiu9eIo
ben bei3upohnen.
Serr 6cinrid) GuSIer. pom
hieIi9eu Guretn 9oSanr. lit om Srei'
to1 Don Iciner orei m0d)entIidler
9eIutereiIe int Often mo ginrner
mieoer bjerber 8urtidaetcbrt.
GniI TierenIeIot mietbctc il Dem
8pciten 2:odruerte IN Dem Dopir
% Sinot SIorc9ebduoe uier 3immerr
uuo uerIc9te ollie feline 6oue9erdtb
ShnItcm om WIonta9 bort hineln.
Writ 6etrntheIheim pcrIobem nd
am Sometoo Seor9e Soroon po'
6iIeoieIU nit SRI. @bbie Yurrot
bon poIIo6. Die 6otl3eit wito an
rs. Sehruar IN Sampled Gountt
eeIetert ueIoen
- Nobu 6. Heo0on tebrte on
SomSto0 bon eiuer m]ebrt6oiNeI
@eId,6itsreiie oon ben 3luiIIin9s
ftdoten ,poieIbIt er SnrmmoItiner
fir Die 9teo8nn & Sooper 9eitGite
pldBe IN grtus unc polod ~eimtouIte
lpit Der hierber 3uriid.
- Trco 3. DlehIhoH mo Sotot
6OHmom .~to"Iien mnIdm9It ros
n. etoreqebduoe az Ylortst uno Dn
totoItrnBe pnn Der Eirmo DtrbIh"F
& So. fir pie 9umme pou $40
10 Die Nerren 0eprmtcn in n6G
fer Sett elm store9cid)dit bortn 81
eroHuen. Stid po3u.
grant Sreioenboh c nohC
6insuitm 10, ipor uber Sonntn9 be
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
SricffaTen.

.. 81 IL poanr ~ ,. NricS
rih Jini ae9emu6Fti0e gogcft ~:
g~bernecu. @,npn Sonntn, Gin 0o'i
: ota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22

Nv NR"'NINN ''~
SolomaR 5ioat bal o0s SDobn'
bauS, IpeldpeS bic mldn9t nod
Don 6. y. Soncanon eeei9net uno
betuohnt uuroe. fir Ole Summe
bon $3.50. 90 setauIt.
- poFtmeiIter PbtItpp Shamber
bat tarBlid odS DohmbauS 20"
ben 8ebrloer Sotob mno Soit'rteo
yDerre. an Driner' uuo Dloin Str"
zen. tduEid erluorben.
5reoertda ~. shomber ""o
clues Ieiuer S6bud)en be9aben Iid
am Sreito3 mad ScotI"no noIelb't
lie ieilher 81 8eIude init ben Sltern
BON Serrn Sdamber per,uetltcr.
Der Gureto 9a3oar miro Don
ieBt on, UNI " ubr ooemos IdIicBem,
nit HuSnahme o Somsto9 Nbeno.
9Deuu Neuoerun9 8emodlt miro.
rreroen mir eS micoer tetunut MA
den. Gureto G3oor.
6err Sosob StrobeI, WeIdcr
oos 4ano uuo SomS Don Sohn
Sd9an3enboh tdufIid "rporben
hut, 1T Nun bamit bcId,dIti9t. oos
SnuS nod) Ietner Tarm gu rrons-
portieren.
6err Sobn Shon3enbod. mel,
der Iein 2ono bier ~UerteuTte ""o
nahe Bangor. @. D. orei Slain
2Gno mieoer touIte. lit oieIe Dod1e
nit Cad uuo 4Sad borthin Iber9e
TeoeIt.
@briNian Sd;ea. Der ooS 9eu
cou Sobu eHan3enbo6 fir $50
toLite. 1T 3ur 3eit beimobe ieoe"
1a9 oomit beIhdNi9t. ooSIeIbe ton'
nsnneiie madD Der Stnot 3u brin9en
100 er $500 per 3onne erhdlt.
- 6. y. SOWcanom hot oaS GmiI
DierenIelot DohmbduS iir Ole
Summe bon $4,000 tGuHid9 er.
ruorben. Scrr Soncomon uno Ta'
/ milte Iino ana YloWto9 IhoH IN
ooSieIbe eim9e5o9en.
Serr poItor Aenni9er bon
aihIep troi bier in oieIer YNohe oml
9eiuG inn YIarrbouIe in Sburd1'
tolun Elm uno miro am tommemceu
9omnto9 in Der &ird,e III Sburd''
torpu cine SuItpreot9t boIten.-
Nad1t am gliIourt.
Nusuit 9tarteI 90" Jooa If
an Ntouto9 muG &ureta 8etom'
meu. uno trrft ieBt 9Orberettun9eI
um eiueu SaLoon in Der u0roIlder
SdIIte Der 6dB Store9ebGuoe. lueI
dlee er tiir3lit o !. IS. UtebIBof
, 9etouIt bot. 81 erridtem.
Sreo Opp be9oh iid am 9tom'
tag uuG 3eelono UNI Don bort o"e
in SeaIeituu9 bon SoIepb 1Eerrt
, mot Nteoimo ". D, 81 8eben, unD
Itt oort nit mebrcren onoerem 81.
tereIiirten, tiber Den Buu eiue'
N%iobImiibIe 3u berutbem.
- Sobm %;itibcI, Gin GimUobnCr
bon 6illeplerp miro IN erIid>cm Ia.
9en eiue Sd)mleoeluertItGtte III Gu
retu errrd)teu. Gr bat IdoM ooe
SUbumHee &Ittn Wobnbouo Senue
tibet, 100 er ober feline 8ertit0tr'
errrden miro, lift uus bis ieBt noe
unOetumnt.
I - JoIepb WlarouIieS uno Sotot
, 6umoun meroem III nddlIter 3tr
rm ulI9emeimeS Store9eIdldIt untl,
ocm 3telnameu Der ArtoS D.
portment 2tore" in Artos er0Hnem
Aui etuer anoeten Stele oieiee S4lur
teO, finoem uniere Eeier cine oieebe
, 8u9IIhe Nu3ei9e.
- IS lpiro beridtet, ooB 9rmi
9olt ytidilh. Der IN Dem bieiiSel
ooIlansIUorth Surt 2mmber SOC
b 0oIShoTe ais 9eidldileIihrer Dor
= itouo. nit ieIncr 5nmIie unh Sopt
tlnerlieoeln miro, 100 er Die Auiiid.
elnee ueucm QoIihoIes iioerneDmer
miro. Wiitdlel, Der bisbcriSe 2lu
oitor oieier Sompnnie miro, i
Il tpuroe uns berid,tet, Die SeldGIte
Iibrum0 oeS b;eli9em 9oIIhoies
ii~Oerncbmen.
- Grneit SiI9emonm, Der mebrer,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-22
Rotia.

Die idBrtite edruIbeomtcN Der
iammtuns fir ben rOehlifen thsl
Don 9leNberiOn sOuntp fiaOst Nrs
Stithuodb Den 1. Stdr3. nm II: nht
nnd,miadgS In Der etaptbdle an
euretO 'FtGtt. 81 W
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
II. & a | t c I.

@INoiler! 6rGulein Snpoers bot
cY mir mitestbeilt, ie niiros
~ sic murgen gum Diner elm
LADEN. Saben Sic Die Sim
laoung f9on erhalten2"-yGein, Serr
Rittmeiiter."
So! Stun, i9 fpplIte Ger Dame Den
@uni9 niGt abidlagen, unO Sic tuers
Sen urlaub erbalter. Sci oieier Sc
l%egenhcit m06ts i6 sic dber einz fiji
dlemal parnen, uniere Site gu mibz
brau4en. Sd fa9e Sbnen often. Dab
mir sic i'm 8erba6t baben, nit Stlfe
Der Dame ii9 Dem Sienite sntsieben gu
Dolen. Sd rutbe Sbner, jeben osrs
artigen 9eriu9 an unterldfen: Die
poliie Strenge oes @eFeBes tpuroe unz
na9Ii9tIi9 argeipsnoet perben.~
SD sebe mein Gbrenport -
rNa, nit Dem gbrenport ldTen mir
es NAL fein," fiel DER Rittmeiiter ibm
geringi9dsis ms Dort; mir gegens
iiber brauGen Sic ni9t oen &apolier
5u fpielen."
Die anaefinSiate GinlaSunq trof
ri4tis Elm. Cine @blebnung oerielben
mar, obne ii9 elmer groben l1n6Dfli9s
felt i9uloig gu MAIDEN, jebt unm0gz
li9, naAoem Der S9pdoronsdef Sen
urlaub i'm 8oraus Suseii9ert bate.
60 trat benn pailer our befimmten
Stunoe ben Sang na9 Der 8iaa an.
u@is oante ih Sbnen, Mr. pailer,
oab sic tommen. SD befir9tete
i9on, sic piirben mir 70 iebr 5%iirnen,
Dab sic ni6t einma1 meine Gnti4ul@
bigungen bOren pollten." Mit bieien
Worten empfins Mib Snpoers Den
8eiu4er, Dem lie beioe 9dnoe entgesen,
ftredte.
sd foute Sbnen alrnen. Maib
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
RfpIh.

9anfier: vWie ftola sic se=
poroen fino, feitosm sic IS gu etpas
gebradt baben! sic i9einsn ii9 befen
gar ni9t mebr gu entiinnen, bab Sic
emit 5ausoiener Bel mir pareng"-
g n B eman: ODD! uno
i4 freue mid I'm SbretpiIen, bub ib
Bel Sbnen uno nidt sic bei mir '9aus=
biener getpefen, benin sic pGren es BEL
Sbrer unfdbigteit BIB beute perblies
ben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
4lnCrr DirnHhntrn.

Sunse $ frau Our
&O4in): rMerie, mir baben iest, mo
Die Gdfte bal6 eintreffen, gang psrgsfs
fen, fir cine @orfpeiis gu foreen."-
e D d n: r@4 Sotteten Wfaoame,
bet is oo9 tpabr, mot iino mir bod
cen Paar &ameele!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

sod ais g Grtner. Der
@9ubmann &iebling in 3Didau,
Su9iep. itabl einem poli5eipa4tmeia
fter apei Spartahenbi9er. Sci Dem
@eriu9e, oas 9elo our9 einen oritten
ab6eben gu ldfen, purbe Der Oiebitdbl
entbedt unb Der Sieb perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
qnt Rureruruhpf.

r8riiGen Sic ni6t pie elm Dds,
Meter; oenten Sic, sic iino 9ommans
0eur?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
SELECT GRAND JURORS
County Commissioners name the Men
Who are to Find Indictments
At October Term

The board Of county commissioners
now in session has selected grand
jurors for the next term of circuit
court, as follows.
list Cairo, Henry Hasenjaeger,
End Cairo, Il. A. Buder. Sr.,
Bird Cairo Fl. b. Dawson,
4th Cairo, w L. Bristol, VIM. Miller
9Th Cairo, Thomas Sellars.
9Th Cairo J. Z. Jackson, Chas, Gun
ningham
7th Cairo, G. H. Perrault A, r. De-
Baum
9Th Cairo, r. T. Webster.
Cache, e, f. Barbee.
Beech Ridge, B. NJ. CURL
Unity, John Lesser.
Sandusky. Gabriel Thompson,
Elco, Scott Mitchell.
Delta, w. H. Alsup
Clear Creek, Joseph Bunch.
East Cape Gilardeau, A. W. Bill
Kingsley.
Thebes, George Staten.
Santa Fe, Anderson Strader.
Goose Island, Henry Mucahey.
Lake Milligan, John Ryal, Jr
The board will meet in regular ses
sion today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
NEW cHlLDRENs' HOME
viii be Erected at Du Quoin and Also
One in the Northern Part OF
The State

It Is probable that the two new or
ohans' homes to be erected by the
childrens' Home and Aid Society VIII
be under course Of construction be-
ore winter.
A meeting to take final action in
the start ng of the work will be held
II Chicago Wednesday,
NJ yesterday of Cairo, who, IS
director for the society for southern
Illinois, left last night for Chicago TO
attend the netting. He will return
home Friday
One OF the new homes Is TO be buiit
1t Chicago and the other at Du
Quoin. The latter will take the place
81 the one that was murned several
months ago.
The society, by Is good and ener
| getic work, has five homes already
n the state,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
FLOOD WARNING SENT
TO tie Towns Above Cairo on the
Mississippi by the Government
Weather Bureau

Flood warnings were sent out by
the Cairo weather station to points
IN the Mississippi above Cairo last
night. Heavy and cont nuous rains
nave fallen in the upper Mississippi
ana Missouri river valleys. As re-
suit much water is coming rapidly
down the Mississippi Al some places
ehe river Il rising nearly a foot an
hour.
Much damage has been reported be
low St Louis, but very little loss has
been done near Cairo. II the river
continues to rise for few days, how
aver. it Is feared much damage viii
be done to the crops in the northwest
part of the county
Reports from there yesterday say
hat a few more feet Of water viii
put the river over some of the EN-
bankments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
DEATH or A. A. MIFFLlN
Brother or Mrs. NJ. J. Eichenherger
And Prominent Citizen of
Du Quoin H., is Dead

Augustus a. AIifiIin. who died sud
denly al hts noAe Du Quoin Mon
lay mofa..c, was btother Of MES.
n. J. Liche.. e, 8 and uncle Of Guy
r. E.cher0ei .cr Of las city.
14i Al-i.r, Who n nc.l known in
ca 70, had been in poor health for
several weeks, but was not thought to
be in a serious condition until a week
ago. He was 4G years of age and had
resided in Du Quoln all his life For
years he had conducted a successful
business there. The immediate sur
viying relatives are his wife. two
brothers. p. ID. and j. G. Minlin. Of
Du Quoin, and a sister Mrs. N j
Eichenbergar of this city, who is in
DuQuoin to attend the funeral.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
Today's Forecast,
Wednesday-Fair and cool.
Weather Conditions


The disturbances central yesterday
morning in Oklahoma and southern
Minnesota, having apparently united
and now appear as one disturbance
central north of the lake region.
Slight depress ons are notified this
morning in the northern Rocky noun
tain region and in Southern Arizona
An extensive area of high barometer
centers in the middle Rocky noun
tain region.
The temperature has fallen quite
decidedly in the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys, in Kansas, Me-
braska, Oklahoma and in northern and
western Texas. Frost was reported
this morning in western Nebraska,
North Dakota and north Washington.
Within the last twenty-four hours
rain has fallen along the north Allan
tic coast In Tennessee, the middle
gulf states. upper Mississippi and Mis-.
souri, valleys, in Colorado and north
ern Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

"Hypcrbole,' said the Rev. Russell
H. Conwell to q Temple College stu
dent, means exaggeration A coun
try minister Of sarcastic turn once
explained hyperbole TO his congrega-
tion quantity.
"He looked down from the pulpit
over his spectacles. and said
"'Now, my friends, some Of yon
may not understand the word hyper
bolicah I'll explain 1t. Suppose
should say this congregation was al
asleep. That would be speaking by
rcrholically for don't believe thai
more than half Of sou are sleeping
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
WHAT PUNISHMENT
Can be Given Negro Who Killed
Young Bruce? is a Question
AUTHORITIES DIFFER, SOME SAY
MURDER, OTHERS MANsLAueH-
TER-NEeRoEs TO FIGHT
THE CASE

Can George Martin. the negro who
shot at another negro, Tom Mitchell
bur who killed George Bruce. white
boy instead, be held on the charge of
murder?
This is the question that is being
asked in Caro-. Authorities differ on
the matter, and while all agree that
he is liable 10 punishment, the ques'
lion is whether he may be given a
life or death sentence. or merely
few years in the penitentary One
attorney said he thought that the only
charge that could be placed against
him was manslaughter and added that
he prospects were that a very bitter
legal battle would result and yentured
o say that the shooting of young
Bruce and the trial Of Martin would
cost the county over $4,000.
II is understood that Martin is a
| member of a eolored secret society
and it is rumored that other members
of the same order in Cairo have EN-
ployed TWO attorneys and intend tc
fight the case to the higher courts, i
possible,
Martin is in the county Jail suffer
ing from broken arm that reSulte'
from blow struck by Mitchell. A
has been printed, after Martin wa
injured he secured the shotgun AM
bred at Mitchell. HIS aim was no
true and the full charge of the sho
riddled the stomach and breast 0
yonug Bruce. He was taken to s.
Nary's inirmary. where he died a
1880 o'clock Monday night in grea
agony. The body was taken 70 Ca
rier Mills for burial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
Sept. 20 In bistory.

sss u. C.-Alexander the Great born at
Pella; died at 81.
peror, died.
assa-- bishop John Gauden. author pf the
noted .sEikon Basilike.'' long att rlout-
"a TO Charles l., died.
f74p--Charles VI. emperor OF Gerf Many
died at Vienna
lgQs-Robert Emmett, eminent and un 'Ver-
sally revered Irish patriot, was y ang-
"a for treason; born lIs0. Emmett was
prominent IN the uprising OF i7ss ana
was leading a new movement wheil ne
feli into the hands OF the governnn INT.
His firm bearing on the scaffoid Il
cherished as one Of the sublimest ira
ditions Of his race.
fges-Jean Baptist Rossi. celebrated lnai-
ian archaeologist. died at Rome; barn
1Sz2
1ao)-Generai John Alexander McClernapd
noted western leader In the civil war
died at Springfield. H.; born lslL
rga y Henrietta, queen Of the Beigia o.
died at spa. Belgium; born 1885.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

ST, Louis. Sept. 1s.-The threaten
ed trouble between Illinois and the
St Louis health authorities came to
an issue today when, acting under or
ders from the secretary of the Hin
dis state board of health, DIR. Krohn
ordered DIR. Feurborn, of the ST. Louis
city dispensary TO cease the examina-
ton of passengers on the Mobile &
Ohio train at Sparta
The complaint Of the Illinois author
tiles is that ST. Louis physicians an
noy the passengers going to Illinois
points. The local board threatens to
establish a bridge quarantine and eX
anime every train. foot ami street car
passenger who attempts TO enter ST
Louis over the bridge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
IN DETENTION CAR.
Were ElObers and Irate Parents
Parents all Locked Up Together
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
AND NOW THE KENTUCKY
COUPLE WILL HAVE A
SWELL" WEDDING.

Instead of a runaway wedding by a |
Justice Of the peace, Miss Mable Jones |
and Jack Cobb, who live in McCraek |
en- county. Kentucky, will have a
swell" church wedding with friends
and flowers and a reception after
wards. to which the whole country side
viii be invited
All of this was brought about by
the Cairo quarantine laws.
Yesterday on the Paducah train
came blushing Miss Jones and stall
wart Mr.. Cobb. In the rush to give
their parents the slip and TO get 10
Cairo where they intended TO be mar
ried they had failed to get health
permit and were locked up in the
detention car.
The inspector said that they must
go back, but before the train on which
they were to be sent, left another train
from the south came In and the moth
er of the girl and the father of the
boy we're on it. In the rush to catch
up with their clipping children they
had failed to get Cairo health per.
mits. So they were also locked up in
the detention car.
What passed between the four is
not known but few hours later when
Or. Palmer, acting secretary Of the
state board, heard that there was
couple in the car that wanted to be
married, he thought of the gracious
smiles that he had received the day
before by assisting love-sick couple
] from this county, went to the car and
+ offered his services, he found the cir
e and her mother discussing the lates
' style in wedding dresses and the sol
and his father talking over the chances
that the latter had to make LIVING
\ OFF the 4O-acre field that he was goint
j to get as a wedding present.
The father-in-law-to-b and tn
bride groom TO be asked DR.. Paine
d If the regulations couldn't be LITE
lust a biz and he agreed and the tri
went out and drank to the health g
the bride-tobe.
You see" said the young mar
% while the man with the apron was 70
= lowing the directions Of the olde
10 man, 1.-The folks found out that "
we're in earnest about getting marie
u and after they found us over her
1h decided that they might just let !
be married at home. It's going to
cS next Sunday and you and the other
spectors are invited over"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
Unfortunate Selection.

You say the prisoner was singing.
Did you notice the song?"
Eyes, your honor. He repeated 1t SO
many times that 1t impressed itself
upon my memory. 1t was something
about daffydil."
"A new song?"
II had never heard 1t before, your
honor 1t was a sentimental song
something in the popular line NO
doubt your honor knows the sort"
Perhaps | do. Can you sing 1t, Of
ficer?"
Il can make the attempt your
honor. The air is simple, but the
words are trile hard DO you want
me to sing II, sir?"
Yes. Silence In the court"
One moment, your honor. VIII
your honor kindly recollect that the
prisoner was intoxicated at the time
and that II was not altogether easy 70
catch the exact words"
Proceed with the song"
Yes, your honor. 1t was like this:
by shaty noog an guggling rill
sawed for thee, my Daffydil. bat IN!
heart bees till, bees till, an cried all
oud for DaRydil. Oh. Daifydil. m.
Danydil, | love thee still an-neye
will. The days Eat go are ali 20 slow
miz see 20, my Daffydil,'"
you say the prisoner sang thatY
"Yes, your honor"
six months at hard labor. Mex
case. cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
ALAS! ALACK! CAIRO is NO
LONGER A LOVERS PARADISE

When Mr. Stanley said twenty"
the trouble began
Under the new law the man has
to be 2t.
With trembling hands Mr.. Stanley
unfolded an affidavit signed by his
father giving his consent His friends
youched for him and all, but it was
no use.
The parent has to appear in person
and a sad couple left the Alexander
court house
Not to be beaten Mr.. Stanley dechi-
ed to go TO Mound City and secure a
license, He knew better then and
would be q when he faced the Pu-
laski county clerk.
One livery stable after another was
visited but no cab, buggy or carrier
Of any sort could Mr.. Stanley or his
friends procure, for transportation Tt
wait for the train would put then
back home only after their wedding
reception was over
Mr.. Stanley and Miss Mosby tool
passage for Kentucky on the frs
train and with the best wishes 70
a good ending Of a bad start-the.
were at the post some time-fron
their Cairo friends following on.
| They would go to Bardwell, jus
six miles from home and wed. The,
did but found a hundred or NOR
| friends in waiting-that was some
thing else the telephone did. Witt
out any more trouble the marriag
took place.
The reception was held aecordin
. TO schedule, and there was probabl
no happier spot in Kentucky at tn
time Mr.. and Mrs Stanley were r
ceiving good wishes from all
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
A WATER
On Pacific Coast Liner Was Son OF
Secretary Shaw,

Seattle. Wash. September 19.-Wil-
liam p. Shaw. son of Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw. has arrived In Seat
tie after spending the summer work
ing in a saloon cannery in Alaska
Young Shaw was sent North by his
father. who had formed the idea that
It would do the young man lot
81 good to get out in the world and
hustle a bit for himself.
The boy. who had fully determined
to 90 TO Alaska. finally secured EN-
ployment as a waiter On boat, and
in that manner worked his way up the
coast to Alaska, Once there he left
his ship and proceeded TO seek EN-
ployment This he finally found in a
cannery and worked there Industrious
Iy all summer long.
| AS soon as he returned to Seattle
aud civilization he hunted up a mum
Der of old-time friends and proceed
| ed to hold merry revel with them,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Cairo; dear old Cairo, is not the
spot she use to be; that is for young
people who come to the hospitable old
town for the purpose ell-when the
bargain counter at the court house is
the first thing 10 be looked up.
Things have changed and changed
much; with rigid quarantine regula-
tions ana the new law recently passed
relation to the issuing of marriage
licenses more than one hefty groom
to-be and smiling brideto be have been
jolted a jolt that would wreck any
thing except love.
1t was the new law that caused
Calvin Stanley and Miss Beulah Mos
by. prominent young society folks of
Arlington, KY, who came to Cairo to
escape the noise and clamor Of jolly
home wedding, to return home, face
all and marry with dozens of their
friends on hand.
Mr. Stanley Is 20, Miss Mostly is
lis They have been sweethearts since
school days. They were to marry
last Sunday An things We're ready
but to enjoy a quiet wedding it was
decided to come to Cairo.
The city could be reached in the aft
ernoon then after being married they
we're going to return home in time t'
I greet their friends at a reception
which the brides parents had ar
ranged at the old Kentucky home.
The train brought them safely L
: Cairo. They were met at the TRAN
by John A. Miller Jr, and a cal
landed them at the court house
County Clerk Miller filed out th
marriage certificate.
Yes, Miss Mosby was of legs
age.