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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Rockefeller Money for BOYS.

A representative of John ID. Rock
efeller has asked Judge Ben b.
Lindsay of the Denver juvenile I'M
provement association, for which a
large SUM OF money Is TO be given 70
pay the expenses of organization.
The special object will be to reach
those children who are crowed to-
gether in great cities and equip
them for industrial efficiency and
good citizenship. Judge Lindsay
has not yet announced what cities
will be included.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29

KENTUCKY now has a estate
Racing Commission" to "regu-
late the business of racing in the
State.'' The Legislature did 1t.
Queer sound to the sober souls
who pay their taxes regularly
and wouldn't be caught dead"
at a horserace.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
The PronerFee.

A New York lawyer who admitted
that he charged a client $ll5 for col
lecting 500 bill was told by the
Judge that he was disgrace to the
bar. The proper fee, of course, was
$39.--Kansas City Journal.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Cause and Effect.

appearance of great GOODNESS ali
over the country was coincident
with the emergency OF Alton b. Par
ker from his hOle.-New York Mail.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
How II Sounds.

The silence of Secretary Taft over
his refusal to accept the vacancy on
the supreme bench makes noise
that in some quaters will sound like
1908 Denver Republican.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29

After eating. my food would distress me by making
my heart palpitate and would become very weak.
Finally got bottle Of Kodol and it gave me imms-
date relief After using a few bottles am cured.
MRS. LORIN0 NICHOLS. Penn Yam. m. Y.
had stomach trouble and was In a bad state as
had heart trouble with 1t. | took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure for about four months and 1t cured me.
D. KAUBLE. Nevada. o.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
The Most Urgent Reason.

If the story that Mr.. Bryan has
become conservative" Will not
bring him home from ASIA, nothing
can.--Kansas CRY Star.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

digests what you eat. takes the strain on
of the heart. and contributes nourishment,
strength and health to every organ of the
body Cures Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and DRes-
tive Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
Of the Stomach
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
TRIBUNE GENEROUS
Chicago's Great Newspaper Turns
Money Given for Capture of Bank
er over to His Victims.

Chicago, H. Oct 1G.-The Clearing
House ass ciat on today sent tc
James j. KeeIe9 managing editor o.
the Chicago Tribune, a check for s.,
900, the amount of reward offered by
association for he capture Of Paul O.
Stansland former president of the
Milwaukee Avenue State bank, who
was arrested in Taugier, and who is
now serving a sentence in the peaiten-
tiary at Joliet.
The check was taken by Kelley for
The Tribune and at once turned over
70 the receiver of the bank 40 be in
cludel among the assets of the
wrecked bank and ultimately dis
ributed among the deposition.
In addition 10 sending this check
10 the receiver OF the bank the
Tribune which bore the entire OK
pense incident to the pur nit. capture
and return Of Stensland has made a
present to th1 tax payers OF Cook
county Of the total amount expended
n the undertaking which amounted to
lnnther $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
DAVIDSON FAVORS
REVISION Of
TARIFF
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR BEGINS
CAMPAIGN BY EULoGiZlNG
THE PRESIDENT.

Watertown, WIS. oct lG.-Govern.
or David4 n, of Wisconsin tonight
opened his campaign for reelection
speaking TO nearly 1000 people here
Governor Davidson congratulated the
people upon the wonderful material
development and the unprecedent
prosperity Of the country He con
tended on the most potent forces oper.
ating 70 bring about this prosperity
has been the policy Of the Republi.
can party
Tar.f irrigat on. river and harbor
Improvements are spokes OF the great
force working toward the nations
prosperity
The Republican administration, he
said, has been one Of the mcst salts.
factory in ita results ana one Of the
most prosperous in the history of this
country. To President Roosevelt's
efforts, he gave credit for the pres
ent cond ton. He euloelzed the pres-
dent as statesman of a lefty char
acier, undoubted integrity and unset
fish motives"
Davidson commended the laws regu-
laiing railroads, speaking of tariff he
said: THE United States had out.
grown the need of a tariff whose
schedules are in many instances pro
hibit,vo and which cause Injustice
rather than public benefit. 1t may
be argued from his fact that the en-
lire fabric should be torn asurder."
He expressed he opinion that the
schedules should gradually be low
red until the duty Is equal to the diff
erence between the cost OF abor In
europe and the United States
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
DARING ROBBERY
Committed BY Bogus Captain Who
Arrested the Village Officials
and Rode off With the Cash.

Berlin, Oct 16.--A unique and
daring robbery was committed al
coepenick, seven miles east Of Berlin
this afternoon. A robber in the uni,
form of captain of the guards met
a detachment of II men on the street
in Berlin, who were returning from
target practice. He produced forged
cabinet orders authorizing him to
take command. The men recognized
his authority and he ordered them to
march to Copannick where they en-
tered the town han, arrested the
Burgomaster the treasurer and seized
$1,000 cash
Tho rohbcr deta led several Of his
men TO conduct the prisoners to head
In Berlin and ordered the
o hold posses sion Of the
town hall
He then rode off alone with the
money Upon the arrival of The Burgo-
ma ter and the treasurer in custody
1t headquarters in Berlin. they
earned that the captain was a fraud
and were Immediately discharged. No
race whatever Of the bogus captain
aould De found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
EVIDENCE ALL IN
But Not a Word Of It Vert to Prove
The Ownership Of the Defend.
ant oil Company.

F.ndlay, Ohio. Oct 1G.-That the
case OF the Standard Oh Company, of
Ohio on trial for conspiracy against
trade will be in the hands Of the jury
tomorrow, ia confidently predicted to-
night by attorneys Of both sides.
The evidence is all in and tho argu-
ments progressed for four hours to-
day. The main point made by the de
Tense was that while the evidence
showed all the so-cailcd subsidiary
companies to be owned by the Stand
ard OF Company, # New Jersey. no.
one syllable of evidence had been ad-
duccd to show that the defendant com
pany was 70 owned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
MOREINDICTMENTS
For the Standard OiI--This Time it
is a Batch Of 1924 Counts
Found at Jackson, Tenn.

Jackson Tenn. oct. 1G.-The grand
Jury Of the special term of the United
States District court. this afternoon
reformed yoluminous indictment
against the Standard OIL Company. OF
Indiana. The charge Us tran portatlsn
of separate carloads cf oil at a rate
discrimiaat ng in favor of The Stand
ard on Company of Indiana.
The alleged illegal shipments for
the three years are covered. The in
dictment contains 1924 counts. each
count constituting separate ofronse.
The maximum penalty for each count
is 100000 and the minimum $1,000
The indictment is the outcome Of an
INVESTIGATION made by Commissione~
Garfield for the Bureau OF Corpora
tious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
JUCGLE TITLE TO
KEEP WITHIN
The LAW
WITNESS AT HEARING TELLS
HOW GRAIN REGULATIONS
ARE EVADED.

Chicago H., Oct lG.-W. s. Jack
SON former president Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, was callad as a wit
ness at today's session Of tho Iuter
state Commerce Commission to testify
as to The practice Of owners of Gle
yatoTs storing grain contrary TO law
He testified that he had known OF
cases whore grain had been stored Ia
elevators thar belonged 10 owners OF
warehouses IN such cases he stated
haweycr, II was custom to transfer
he title of the grain before storing
it. thus in a way complying with the
letter Of the law After the grain was
removed from The elevator, he as.
serted it would IetIansGerred to the
owner
Several other grain men testified
that such practice was in vogue and
stated that they did no consider ii q
fiolation of the law.
Competition Cuts Profit.
George Marcy, president of the
Armour Elevator and Grain company
declared competition for bidding on
grain in the country is SO keen and
ho.e are so many commission men
in Chicago after it that by the time
the grain reaches Chicago there is
little profit in it.
When asked about the rule on the
Chicago Board of Trade fixing the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
FORTUNE IS LOST
BY Widower OF Col. Robert lngersol
When u S. Court Sets Aside
judgment Of Lower Court.

Bos on. Mass. Oct 1G.-Iudgmen
of $13S.01O I'm fav-r of Mrs. Eva In
gersoll. widow of Colonel Robert G
lngcrs.ll. given by court was set
aside today by the United States court
of appeals. Judgment was given in q
suit brought by Mrs. Ingersoll To re
cover an amount alleged due for legal
ervices by her husband in the set
1ement OF the e.tate # Andrew J
Davis. Cf Butte. Montana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
FIRE IS SPREADING
And Troops Of Fort Mead Are Called
out 70 Help Fight the Fierce
Prairie Blaze.

Sturgis $. D. Oct. lG.-A squadron
of soldiers from the Sixth cavalry o.
Fort Mead has been sent ont TO assist
in the fight of a terrific prairie fire
which started about a mile from Til
ford today and which has burned
ove- q large area.
Many farm houses and grain stacks
a-o said TO have been des roycl and
Others are threatened. Tilford reports
tonight That The fire IS gaining head
way and is spreading iu the direction
of StIrcis So far as IS known no loss
Of life has occurred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
PYTHlANS
Two Thousand Strong in Parade at
Biennial Encampnent Of the
Knights at New Orleans.

New Orleans. oct tG.-More than
o o0o uniformed pythians. many oi
them mounted paraded in military
formation today Ia honor Of The bi.
cnnial encamFmlnt which began yes
terdaE Ahout 10000 visitors aw the
pageant 7 he supreme lodge Of the
Knights of Pythias held it's first busi-
ne & session today Tonight was held
niest OF the companies of the uni
form rank for the es-mplidca ION Of
the ritual.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
DRASTIC MEASURES
President Orders That Negro Troops
Must Name Brownsville Rioters
Or Be Discharged.

Fl Reno. J. r. Oct. 1G.-It became
known here today that Inspector Gen
eral Darlington. Of he United States
read an order from President Roo.e-
vait several DAYS AGO 90 the M MIXERS
of the battalion of The Twenty-dfth
Regiment Infantry rc0lorei) nere
stating that the battalion must give
the names of the men in fhe recent
Brownsville. Tex disturbance or be
dish0u0rab.y discharged
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
NEED MORE CASH
To Bun This Growing Country Of Ours
Declared the Bankers at the
ST. Louis Conference.

ST. Louis Ocr. 1G--The crrrenCy
reform conference today adopted
rs solutions declaring that the present
supply of Clue-Cy is inadequate for
The needs of our growing country,
tEat certain changes % cur existing
banking laws are necessary and ex-
rejien. ani that congress win be re
one ted 10 pass Laws looking 10 the
correcting Of these conditions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17

or Three Children SnuHed Out BY
Landslide As They We're At
Play in Gravel Pit.

Canton. Ohio Oct fG.-Thrae chill
dr5u. ased g. and years. Werc
smoihered to dearh IN a gravel pit
mere t1i afternoon They we're Cas-
Der an silva Erlte ana Ro tho Rice
The children Called 20 come home at
supper time and n searching party
found their bodies where they hal
ircH playi-E a landslide caught
th=m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
life:
Sentence Given Hammond Who Wa,
Found Guilty Of StrangIng His
Wife TO Death.

Albany. n. Y. Oct 1G.-John Gross
Hammond. who has been on trial here
for the past threo weeks for the muir
der IN the first degree. in having
s'rangied To- death his wife. waa today
found gully OF murder in the seco1d
degree and sentenced t9 life impris-
.nWcr'.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
DEATH
Came TO Wes'ysn Senior on the Grid
iron After He Ran Down a
Pun.

Toledo. o. Oct 1c.-Douis 4. Girls
le- Of Paulding. senior at the Ohio
WesiEan University and right end on
varsity foot baH team. fell dead on
the field this afternoon after running
down a punt Heart trouble IS SUD
posed to have been the cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
FIELD WILL RETIRE.

New York Oct 1G-The partner
Ship formed few months ago be
tween Jakey Field, the well known
Wall Street man. and VIM. Oliver, Jr,
and VIM. Calm, will be dissolved mex
mcnth by the retirement of Mr. Field
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
AUSTRALIAN SECESSION.

Perth Australia. oct ic.-The leg.
islative assembly today by a vote II
19 10 s adopted a mcfion That ths
stale Of Western An-ir1ia sece Ia
from the resi Of sae common xsaita.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
BATTLE ROYAL FOR
CONTROL OF
THE |. {.
HARTMAN WILL TRY AND GUST
FISH AT ToDAY'S MEETING
OF DIRECTORS.
MANY SHARES BOUGHT
BY the Anti,Adminstration Workers
But President is Confident
HOLDS Midnight Conference
With Hill and Attorney.

Chicagr nj oat ~ President
ot,,.,aaaa r,,, one.
' '''"' '. '"0 ''''''''' ~ 7
/ rat was III ms pft3ate once al lil'
Park Row depot until long after mid.
might. Closetcd with him were ]. q.
HfH of New yort bie at.nrnov ona
a,.,., .,
~ '0'''' i''i'''S' wy 'iio ili'''o'a
Ceh'fal alidltlnS department.
Fish. according to the Tribune, was
LAYING his plans for a hattie roval
which will he brouobf o,,t ~ norn
inc Wednesday, II tne annu5l nnat
iap nf thp stocl holdars &c tho mi
gols Central railroad
u n Hartman ana q ,art, ~
nanciaI friande win ,rriva tbis n,nc,,
ing ,rbav ara co,oin,, 10 va,,a a.,
6aht aoainef Eieh f,r oo,trzl ~ a.,
ruinois Central
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
MANY IN HUFF At
BRYAN FOR AN
"INSUL-
WIFE OF MAYOR or PITTsFlELD
RUDELY SLIGHTED BY THE
NEBRASkAN.
CAUSED by POLITICS
Fiery Letter OF Illinois Towns Chief
Executive Hints That Foes Per
suaded Him to Commit
Breach Of Hospitality.

Springfield H., Oct lG- shortl,
before The departure of William Jen
Inings Bryan from Pittsfeld yesterda,
he was given a letter igned b,
4 Mayor Jefferson Orr. IN which he wa,
told thai he had insulted the wife o
the mayor ana chat no apology wouI
! be accepted
Bryan made no attempt 70 explain
! matters and departed for Jack ony he
without discussing he matter with
members Of his party
Jefferson Orr has long been the
leader Of the Democratic faction III
Pike courty and has always found or
position in former Congressman El ca
Williams When announcement was
made some time ago that William
jenn ngs Byaa wa to pay a visit to
ittaaald the residents of the village
jat once sct 10 planning for his enter
ainneni.
pans Arranged for Reception
1t Was finally decided that Bryan
ard The members Of his party would
take hfeahfat Mt the residence Of
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17
NCHSUBMAR|NE
WITH CREW
IS LOST
THE LUTIN GOES TO BOTTOM
DURING PLUNGiNG EX.
PERiMENTS.
DRAG The SEA IN VAIN
Which Followed Sister Ship to
Doom---Fourteen Men in the
Lutn's Grew.

Par's, Oct 1G--M. Thomson, minis-
ter of marine has received an official
dispatch from he naval comman liant
at Biscrta confirming the sinking of
the submarine. Lutin.
Biserta, Tunis Oct lG.-~The French
submarine Lutin left this port this
morning for plnnging experiments.
Signals wee received at 10 o'clock
tonight which reported her disappear,
ance. Two torpedo boats and three
tugs have gone in search Of the sub
marine.
It appears almost certain that the
crew Of the Lutln has suffered a fate
similar to that which overlook the
crew of the submarine Farfadet here
las wear The crew of the Lutin mum
beled II men under the command of
Lieutenant Phoepen.
Admiral Bellua, commander Of the
lunis Naval division, who went out
IN board a tug returned late tonight
and said that owing to the heavy seas
and obscurity it was impossible to
continue the alyage opera ions until
lawn. The tugs and torpedo boats.
however will remain near the place
where the Lutiu made her plunga
the night.
One Of these bJats reports It's drag |
resistance a. though
'essel were lying at the bottom.
The British consul general here at |
he request Of The French resident
senelal teegraphed the British gen
arai at Malta forssaiyage assistance |
'2Werfu salvage apparatus win be
-ent al once to the scene of the |
catastrophe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17

n,cnts Of fact--in want ad--nay
change and enlarge the whole out
look for you!
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17

CONTINUED on Fourth PagsJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-17

"A MAN SURPRISED Ia halfbsaf|
en;' and your daily advertise mSnx(
should be surprises to your compstlI
tors in business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-06
M0NEYSTR|NGENCY
Encountered Yesterday Caused Scram
BILE of Speculasors-May See Re-
lief in Shaw's Report.

/ New York Dec 5.-The stock ma
ket struggled with money strlngency
today but reflected clearly the diff.
culties of the situation for specula-
| tors, who are carrying stocks with Dor
| r0wed money. Loans were called
| from time TO time on a large scale by
banks to reduce their deposits liza
bilities In measure of heavy drains
| that were making on their cash re-
serve. Occasional liquidation was
forced by this process. The appear
ance Of the annual report of Secretary
comprehensive recovery of a decline
leading to a halt in the market at
about last nights level Recovery was
based on the assumption that the
secretary stood ready to take steps TO
relive the money stringency in accord
ance with his strongly expressed view
in the annual report Of duty incum
bent upon him to deposit in banks as
much as can possible be spared of the
surplus funds in the treasury to pay
tuiAFit tApCiloco vi Ht government
with checka on depository banks"
But while this language was accepted
as an earnest proof of early action for
relief of the money market. the relief
was not announced and calling in on
loans was an actual situation The
fact that money conditions abroad be-
gan to Tighten again was regarded as
additional factor in favor of probable
action by the treasury department as
the secretary was almost as emphatic
on the necessity of aiding to prvent
hurtful stringency abroad as at home |
The urgency with which new capital
continued TO be sought in spite of diff |
fculties Of the money market gives |
impression Of the undiminished con
fdence in the permanency of the
needs sought TO be supplied by this |
outlay The effect is 10 confirm n /
hopeful sentiment over the outlook
for values. This sentiment was APP
parent, in fact, in the stubborn man
ner in which stocks yielded to the
money market in conveniences. Dull
aad obstinate resistance was shown
up TO the closing The 30 per cent
call loan rate is the highest since the
first week in September when money
went TO 40 per cent and banks re-
ported a deficit at the end of the
week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-06
Stocks = Bonds y Cereals
WHEAT WASSTRONC
In Spite of the Liberal Receipts Az
Result Of Active Bididng-Corn
and Oats Also Closed Firm.

| Chicago, Dec. WHEAT DE
spite the continued liberal receipts
in the northwest. the market he. {
was firm all day chiefly becau OF
the active bidding at Minneapolis BY
1.-THE millars for cash grain. Higher
Liverpool cables also strengthened
market here as did the unsettled Wea
ther in the corn belt The local bulls
and the commission houses were good
buyers. The volume OF the trad ne
was quite large. Late in the day the
prices eased off somewhat on profit
taking sales by the local longs The
close was firm May being isc high r.
CORN--The small local receipts
and the weather in the corn belt
caused a slight lirmness early but
later the prices eased off and closed
about steady. The cash houses were
free sellers of both December and
May because II was estimated that
tomorrows receipts will excel to.
days This selling was the chief rea.
son for the easy feeling late in the
day. May closed &c higher.
OATS-The sentiment was bullish
all day but the prices advanced only
slightly. Small movements and the
unsettled weather were the chief raa.
son for the frmness. Trading was con
fined principally to the commission
houses May closed a shade higher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIAL ASSESS
MENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested, that the City Council
of the City of Cairo Illinois, has by
Ordinance No. log, approved Novem
Der 14th, 1906, ordered a supplemental
assessment to be made to make up
the deficiency in the assessment here
tofore made under Ordinance No. So,
approved March 10th. 1906, for the
improvement of Ohio Street from the
North Line of Eighth Street to the
North Line of Fourteenth Street in
said City of Cairo, by the construction
of vitrified brick pavement thereon.
and otherwise improving the same
and that said Ordinances are both on
file in the office of the City Clerk of
the said City: and that the said defic
iency which is the sum of s2,75972
is, by the terms Of said Ordinance No.
JOG, approved November 14th. 1906, 10
be paid by a special tax, and that the
said City of Cairo has applied to the
County Court of Alexander County,
Illinois, for an assessment of the said
deficiency according TO benefits, and
in accordance with the provisions of
said Ordinances, and an assessment
thereof having been made and return
ed 10 said Court, the final hearing
thereon will be had at the December
Term, A. d. 1906, of said Court on the
Path day of December. A. d. 1906. or
as soon thereafter as the business of
the Court will permit.
All persons desiring may file objec-
lions in said Court before said day.
and may then and there appear on
the hearing and make their defense.
The said supplemental assessment
is payable in ten annual installments.
and all installments. except the fist.
will bear interest. as provided by
statute. at the rate Of FIVE (5l per
cent per annum.
Dated. Cairo. Illinois, November
2sth, 1906.
MICHAEL J. HOWLEY,
Commissioner.