davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Snbianappfs, Snb. Denifae, 20. Mlai
Sdlassrri
3wii9en ttpei gieserinnen.

Die Nsesrin Waris amOus. 20
Sabre oft, go. 425 @ef IL. Strabe,
purbe ssfern Ra4t gegen 10 ubr nit
3uei tlaffenbsn S8nitiuunoen i'm @e.
fi6t i'm ambulnnswa9sn nod oem
ftdbtii9en 5oipitaI esbra&t.
Die 5arbigs fano i8on ieit einiger
3eit nit ibrer &afs9enoiin 2ulu
Carpenter. 25 Sabre Oft. GIG Snoiana
absnue. msgen zines 2iebbabsrs aui
geipanEtem Gub.
@sfsrn traf.n fih bic Nebenbuble'
rinnsn 3ufdlis on Der gde Der Ier'
mont StraBe unb Snbiana 4benue,
als bic dlters Carpenter ibre iiEger'
Rahssenuiin nit einem Rafrmehei
angriff, womit fie oerielben atpei groB'
S9nittpunbsn i'm @efi9t beibra3ts
Die 0erlebte uuros bon Or. @aro.
1871 Snoiana Nbe. berbunbsn uni
bann nod benz Fdbtii&en Sospital &C.
bra6t. Die bsrbsiserufenen Raolel
gernausr unb aibmillsr iudten nud
Der anoern Re9eriu, oieielbe NOR ieood
nirsenbs au finben.
Zulu CARPENTER iff in wieoerbolter
6dllen borbeifraft 9etuefen unb eine De-
poIi3ei ietr befannts Peri6nlidteit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
gentral SAILOR linton.

Die eibuue Der gsntrnl2abor Union
am Rontag absnb mar bon nur furser
Snusr. 9as ein3ige @eiddft bon eini.
ger Wi9tistsit mar Der auftrag on bic
Sruffss's. fi4 nod einem pafenosrsn
2oeal ftir bic 8erIammlun9en Der 6. g i.
u. um3ufebsn.
9ur9 siniiimmigen BeI9lub uuros
prdHbent perrp beauftrast, Elm 60.
mite ftr csn gmpfans Der DeIsgatsn
az Der i'm September bierielbff itattfin-
benben Contention Der State iJebera.
tion Of 2abor au ernennen.
I'm 9.20 ubr trat bsreits 0ertaguna
ein; oie eruartste Debate In benz Suris-
btftions Streit nerf9isbsnsr @etpert.
f9aftsn tam ni&t 3ur anrsguns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Der YnrSb SaQ tn SerbanS=
lung.

Sm Supsrior'@eri&t uurbs gefsrn
oas 6abeas CORPUS Werfabren In benz
prox1e gegsr ben 0erausgeber Der
Sun. 5reb. 8. purbp, bpr ben
&i9tern Garter, MeWaRsr unb 2sa.
TIERS berbanoelt.
Tnualt Dineent Clifford eri4ien aIs
gertreter bes Sberiffs Sourbisr, Mn.
malt Benedict far ben Staat unb bic
Mumdl!e Sobn g. Duncan unb Charles
%. Smith ftir purbp.
Die Mr9umenis Der Anpdlis mob
men ben san3en $as In Nnipru9; bic
entf&eibuug bes @ert&ts wirb beuts
abgegeben weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Gebenftt 6er SDbten.
prooramm fir Ole 6eod9tnib'
feier.
0araoe oer WtIttGr: tttto
Gtptl.Crganiiattonett.

Morgsn III @rdbsri9midun9stag.
gle militdrii9sn unb anoere Sr9a'
niIationsn rhften fih, bic Jeier gum
@ebd&tnib Der Sobtsn in whrbiger
@eiie gu bsgsbsn. Gin prosramm,
uel&ss ben ganssn Gag tn anipru8
nimmt, ift ftir bic Offi3ielle Jeier tn
AusR9t esnommsn uno neben oemiels
ben weroen pripatperfonen, bic ben
OraaniIationsn fern ifsben, In filer
@eiie ibrer Sootsn in 2iebe nno I4'
tuns ssoenten; pisls gsi9dfts usrben
mur9sn ssidlORen iein.
Die offi3islls grinnerungsfsisr be.
ainnt um $50 llbr 8ormittags nit
Der 9storation bes 9rie9ersSentmals
feitens Der Union 0stsran 2s9iOn uno
ben unitso Spaniib War 8eterans
@apt. Srant g. @lsrt iif @ersmonisn.
meiIier; Reoen tpsrbsn ni6t 9ebaltsn.
Gin She'll Der 60. D Der Snoiana Na.
tionnlgaros miro anweieno iein uno bic
Seier uiro UNI IL 80 ubr nit sinsm
patriOtii9en @siang ihr @nbe errei9en.
I'm IL l1br beginnt Die 8eod9tniB.
feisr Der 8rhoeri9aft Der giienbabn-
angeiteltsn auf benz @romn Siq Jrieo=
bof uno um 1.30 ll6r tuirb fi9 Die
6trnBenparabe an Der Wierioian unb
8srmont Ctr. formiren. Der 3ug,
ueI6er fi4 aus allen Uailitdr. uno bie-
Isn@ibil. Srganiiationen 3uiammeniebt.
bemsgt f9 on Der Werioian Ctr. itio.
LID Bis gum Wonumeut, tuefli9 an
Wnrtst our SainOis, Itibli9 CUR Waib-
ington, 6flib sur penniplbania uno
ihbIib CUR Warplano Str., mo bic
Sbsilnsbmsr bersitfs6enbs StraBen-
babnwassn our 5abrt nod ben peri9is'
bsnsn Srisbb6fsn bsifstsen psrben.
Aut Dem Srown 1lu 0rteo1of mer'
ben Die Seuti9.4meritanii4sn Yetsra.
nen unter benz Commando ibrss 6aupt-
manns gbus. 5. S9miot ben iibli9en
Salu. abfsuern, worauf unter ben alt'
bergsbrn9ten 9sbrdu8en Die 9eod&t-
niBfsier absebalian uiro.
asbnli6e Jsisrn merben auf bem
@rssnlaun, 6Olp @roB unb Vat. Sad.
ion Sriebbof gs6altsn tperben.
Gin @omite tuiro i9 nod benz ill.,
bii9sn JrisobOf. Dem 6ope JriebbOi
nabe SrDin9ton. benz lutberii9enJrieo-
bof noro0flid Der Stabt unb benz I'm.
oerIOn 6risobrf 6iili9 bon Srbinaton
bsssbsn, um Die @rdbsr Der bort rubsn-
ben Soloaten gu f9maden; cine ipe-
3isne Gsier wtro auf bieisn Jrieob6fen
ni9t itnttfinosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
gbansbtIIe, %. Wai. 3w

gbansbtIIe. %. Wai. 3u,i
wobIbstannte unb Bis ba9in wOblan-
aefebene @runb @tgentbumsbdnole
fbomas q. 8ieoleman unb Omen q.
Darling. uuroen ueoen anSebIi9er
6duinbelsisn bon ben @robgei9po-
renen unter Nnflaee eefelt. Sic
ioasn Elm 6thd wertbloiss 2anb an
6rau Marsarstbe Wersner 3u einsm
ilnberbdltnibmdBis bohen preiie unter
Der Ansabe perfauft baben, bafelbe iei
fru9tbares GartenIanb. Die Nnae-
flastsn bsfinosn fi& segen ghrgi&aft
auf frsism Gube. Die Antlase Iautst
auf grObbiebfabl. AusRelIuns zines
uessfsbli9en Qaufbertrages. betrhges
Ride Angaben uuo Weiueib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Slit tn nnsla6.

6rant Bridge. 19 Sabre alt, 1904
Sf 10. StraBs unb Jreb 2ebIanS, 20
Sabre alt, 1904 &ural eirabe, untsr.
nabmsn ssffsrn abenb auf benz @bite
@iber i'm @ibsrRbe part In sinsm
SssIsnbsrfdufer cine Gabrt ben 5Iub
btnauf. gsi ibrer &hdtebr HisBen He
In Der Dunfslbeit auf oas bor Ginger
3eit bafslbft seiunfene Dampfi&iff
unb fippten UNI.
Bridge mar Der erfe. Der f& aus
benz GeeIenbsrtdufer frei ma9te, unb
ans 2anb f9wamm. Da er ieoo& fei.
men Greunb bermibte. 10 iprana Ct
uieber in's Daher aurtid. um nod
benz Werbleib besielbsn au fe6en. Der.
ielbe mar INNER nod tn ieinem eibe
feb, aus pelGem er f& nt&t bsfretsn
ionnte. Rit Rabe uno NOtb ssIans
es Bridges, oenfelber NIT ieinen bon
benz tnItsn WaKer feif seworbsnen
6insern 3u befreien unb NIT benz f&On
baIbbeFnnunasloien 2eplano an's2anb
3u f&mimmen.
WolRdnbig bur&ndbt unb 3itterno
Dor 0dlte famsn bie 9lhdli& gereiteten
iunesn 2eute tur3 mad Witterna@t gum
Dispeniartam, bon mo He alsbaIb In
ibre Wobnung bef6rbert murben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
- Rou&t bie BONANZA.

- Sm @ien fanb tiirsIid
Elm Wettbetperb Inn bic Weltmeifers
fdaft i'm S9reibmaf4inenfdr
itatt. Nls Sieserin ging Jrdulein
Gmma WeiB berpor, bic IN allen brei
WetH4reiben fih als bic S4nsafe
eriptes. Sn elmer Mtnute beriihrte
biefes Muiter elmer Maf4inni4rei-
berin 755 Saiten. unb In brei Wliz
nuten f9rieb jie 800 Worte. Bel
Der rebertrasuns bonn Stenosruu1u1
f4rieb fie in fiinf Minuten 180 Wors
te. in benen ii4 nur feds 6ebler bes
fanben. na4 8prfpre4en in bic Maz
f@ine f4rieb iie in biefer 3eit 272
Morte, ma@te allerbinss babel SO
s5ehler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Sebensmiae.

2i33ie 8roper. % Sfib alabama
straBs tuObnbaft. bergiftete ii9 9eifern
in elmer Nnmanblung bon 2ebens.
iiberoruB. Dem bon ibrem 5reunbe
gmmsrfcn Williams iOfort serufenen
Siipenfariums.arat Senb aelana es
isbo&, bisislbs am 2sbsn 3u erbalten.
Sas Wotip Der peraueifeIten Sbat 1T
nod ni9t bs.annt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Club ru@.

Die Wobnung bon gbas. Saben.
bort. 2740 8rigbttpoob Mbsnus. tpurbe
geisrn Don Siebsn beim9efudt, mel.
DE NIT sinsm Mnsus unb einsm 8anf-
bud Der american 8ruif Co., tn mel
dem $50 frebitirt maren, entfommen
Rno, Die bsna&ri@tigts poli3si fabn.
bet nod benz @auner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtana.

T q m n b, 20. Utnt. 95rofets
ior W. @erharbt, Der Sirettpr bes
@hors Bel benz bier ftattfinbenben Wai-
Wufffef, fisl am samias abenb I'm
@oqofeum tudbreno er cine probe nit
ben Sdnsern abbielt unb erlitt sinsn
&ippenbru9.
8ebforb, %. Wai. Wdbrenb
Elm Circus feline Strabsnsparabs belt,
fieisn 3uei fleine 2inbsr Der 6rau Sobn
Spoonmore bon sinem Wagen unb
wurben tibsrfabren. Die 0erIebungen
finb f4wer usnn aud ni9t unbebinst
t6btIi9.
gratpfo bsbtIIe, %. Wai.
Sas bier WsiIsn nbrbIit9 bon bier se.
Iesens fog. grsaPs s9uIbaus purbs
gefern Naat bur9 6susr bOafdnbig
asrf6rt. DDS @ebduoe mar fur $10,.
600 bsrR9ert, bie gautofsn fur bass
ielbe betrusen I. ct. $4,000. es
mirb granoftiftuns bsrmutbsi.
Serre 9aute, %. Wai. Der
17.idbrise Beniamtn Bearb unb isin
dltsrsr grubsr Glpa gearb; tuurben am
Sonntas Worgen auf Der Strabs bon
eiuem Stalisnsr bur9 @epulberi9hfe
beruunbet. geniamin erbielt cine
i@wsre 8erlebuns in Der S9uItsr unb
Alpa trus eine lei9te Strsifwunbs ba-
BON. Was oie 8eranIafune CUR
S9isberei mar, tOnnte ni@t fefsefeut
uerben; bie Brhbsr 8earb bebau9ten,
oab biefelbe unprobO3irt mar.
&i9monb, 2S.lMai. Die @sn-
tsnnials sMaift .@onesrte babsn esitern
Mbeno bier begonnen. Sn bsnielbsn
tpirtsn sin @bor bon $50 Sdnesrn, bas
SbsOoor Sbomas Or9eitsr aus @bi.
easo unb bic folsenoen Soliffsn nit:
5rau Winnie Glib Griffin. SOpran;
Jrdulein @raee Wunion, @ontra=AIt;
@len 6aa. &enOr; l6erbert @itbsr.
ipOrn, 8ab; 2Ouis gasrt, piano uno
Bruno SteinbeI, @iolin gellO. Sas
@oaoKsum, in psl9em bic Concerto
ssgebsn rperbsn. fabt $500 periOnsn.
Gartfprb@ @itp, %. Wai. =
Nls elm unsrfdrofsner Mann srtpies
f4 9arpep Dublin bon sbisr. gr ers
wa&te tiir3li9 mittensin Der Ra&t uno
bemerfte stpei ginbredsr. Z Obns Elm
WOri 3u fagen ereriff er cine 5susr.
3anse unb bisb bamit auf bic Sim
orinslinge 10 lange elm, biz fis bstpuBts
los lieaen bltebsn. @be Ter isbo9 BON
ieiner Su9e nod Der polisei aurtids
tsbrte uaren bic Spibbubsn uisosr 3u
fi8 gefommen unb snt1ohsn. Wullin
min He iebo9 srtannt baben uno bi,
@srbaftuns miro ni3tsIanse auf ii9
war.en lafen.
Soto m 0, %. Wai. 1onfnbler
Oscar Wsltp feBte 9efern feiuen 3reu3.
aug 9egeu oie SOnnta9s.gntbeiliser
fort; Is perionsn tuurbsn BON ibm
psrbaftst. neil iie @si6dften na4ein.
gen, bic ni4t abiolut notbwtnotg wa'
rem. llnter bensgerbaftsten bsfanben
fi9 MpotbHer. gisarrenbdnbler. Der.
tdufer BON grfrii9uusen uub 8hea.
ter. @ei&dftsfiibrsr; ale ffsltsn gargs
f9aft fir ibr grf&einen por 8eri9t
unb ftbrtsn ibr @ei9dft rubig METER.
Sa Der AnflagsanwaIt @oorbis F9
na& mie bor ueisert, iraenb ettuas In
oerartisen 6dllsn 3u tbun big Elm log.
y r1effall" I'm 9reisseri8t eniIGieben
III, wirb oie sanSe Nnselegenbeit ieben-
fals I'm Sanbe perIaufen. Die pOIi.
ssibebbrbs iisbt Der sanssn Sa4e tbsil.
nabmslos gegenaber, oa es oerfelben
nur barauf anfommt. @irtbi9afien
unb Spielb6qen an SOnntasen &c.
i&lofen 3u balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
Mnd5 Sersuismnss=G GtabliFe=
meats
Soasn in @9t unb 8ann sstban tpsrSen.

Sn Der gsifrigen 0eriammlung Der
Wet6ooiifens prsbiger In Der Roberts
part W. 6. Stride uurbs sine bon
%ep. albert Surlffons einserei9ie Re.
iolutiOn einifimmig angenommen,
tpel4e beabfi9tist. Der arbeitenben gs.
b6!lerung bas oerislben bisbsr nod su'
9effanbene 0er9nasen, an Sonnta9en
Elm 8ersntgungs.g .gtablifsment su Bee
iu8en obsr sinsm Concert In sinsm
6ffsntli&sn part 3u3ub6ren, gu ent-
sisbsn.
Die &.iolution lautet:
Sn grmdeune, baB ein 6ffenilider
gergnh9ungsplas, bstannt unter benz
Namsn .Wunbsrlanb" on Der OH
Waibington StraBe innerbalb Der
Stabtgrsnaen er6ffnet ipurbe. unb
In grpdgung, oaB beiagtss rWun-
oerlano" fur oas Yublitum am erifsn
Sage Der WO6e, bsiannt als Der 9rift.
li9e Sabbath ge6ffnst if, unb
In @rmdgung. oaB biss eine nebers
tretung unierer itdbtif9en uno Stats
8eieBe LIT, tpsl9e es berbieten, am Sob
BATH ben gew6bnlid,en 8ei9dften na8s
3u9eben, unb baB oiss bon ben Bswob.
nern als lditig fiir bic Na9bari9aft
srtldrt tpirb, inbsm bis &ube unb Der
Grisosn am Sabbath ssf6rt tpiro,
lei es bei&lORen,
baB mir bic StabtbebDrben refpeft.
bOQ eriu&en, bieien lditissn @ebrau9
am Sabbath bur9 cine iritte Sanb.
babung Der Seisbe 3u unteroriiden;
fernsr iei ss bsi9loRen. baB mir un-
ieren gansen ginfluB aufbisten tueroen,
bic gei9neioun9 Der &eGte Der 9ottes.
fhr9tisen 8etpobner su bsrbinosrn uno
osnislbsn empfeblsn, oie Stlfe Der @es
ri&te aRaurufsn, um bie 8sfber bon
y WunberIano" au bsrbinbsrn. am
sabbath ibr gtabliRsmsnt pfsn au
balten;
6ernsr bsbaueru mir bic fortpGbrsnb
mebr Tim f3 ereifenbe gntbeiliguHs
bes Sabbatbs In unferen 6ffentli9en
parfs. Sbslei@ mir anerfennen. bab
bic parts cine Moblthat fir bas pubs
litum fnb unb bic Wufit in bsnielben
PRO fitabsl iein mag. 10 proteitiren mir
bod gegsn beren Sfsnbaltuns en-
Sabbath;
Ssrner als sine unteriiiiBuns In bem
geHrebsn Der tpn9isnbsn Senben3 Der
Sabbath. .gntbeiligung entgsgen 3u
treten, empfsblen mir allen arbeits
ssbern als sroBe Notbwenbistsit, ibrsn
arbsitern Samfags einen balben Gag
ni9t nur pdbrenb einiger Wo9sn TN
SOmmsr ionbern m0sIidff bas gan3e
Sabr 9inburd als 5eiertag irei3useben.
@sb. @urlftone erfldrte, baB bur4
bic &eiOlutiOn ni9t nur Die 63lisbung
oes Wunbsrlano" fonbern aud bss
RiberRoe parts unb groao &ipple'a
beabHdtigt iei. SieieIbe wuroe on bas
betr. @omite psrtpieisn unb tpirb man
baIo Ndberes iibsr oieielbe bbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
1emer.

Gin 6euer tpurbe geifern Na9t
gssen IL uhr tn ben Ntlas engine
Worts. 19. etraBe. unb Wlarttnbaie
Ape.. entssdt. Dasielbe mar isbO9
fur3 nod Der Antunft ber 5euerwebr
misher ael6f9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29

Watteft oer ct. Marten=
edtuIe, Wttttpo@. 80. 0at,
TIM 0erntanta Yart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29

@ottIieb 9eutbarbt
oOie semiitbli@e gde"
Ode RobIe un6 Nfartet Str.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

purchase Majestic ranges will be Civ
en- an opportunity to win A handsome
Estate Oak Heater. These who do not
purchase ranges, however, viii be
made just as welcome at the Wood
ward store aud all persons who regis
ter viii be given a chance to win one
OF the three handsome prizes offered.
In addition neat, pretty, and useful
souvenirs will DO given away
Everyone will be made welcome dur
ing the week and 1t is the desire of the
Woodward company to have as many
repree entative women Of Cairo visit
the store this week as Is possible. Mr.
Phalen viii be assisted in showing off
the Majestic by the large force Of
clreks at he Woodward store who will
be at his disposal and will be in the
reception line all week.
The Woodward Hardware company
Is on Ohio street, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth STREETS and is one Of the
largest wholesale and retail hardware
houses In this end Of the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

40 be given all this week at Woodward
Hardware retail store on Twelfth and
Ohio streets will be a demonstration
by Prof L. P. Phalen of Peoria, rep
resentatiye of the Majestic Range com
pany Mr. Phalen, has been expert
menting for the past few months to
find out just how good the Majestic
range really is. He has found out
how to make a cake without the use of
baking powder and make ii 50 we'll
that it can be used to stand on, and
yet rise to its normal size. That Is
Of course. If baked in one of the new
Majestics.
AT a, recent demonst ratiol Prof
Phalen baked a cake Of five layers It
was about Is inches square and was
covered with icing and Jelly Before
Il was cool Mr.. PhaIen took the cake
placed 1t on the floor and laid a large
plank across it. Then 20 women stood
IN the board and the cake was washed
low nto thickness of only an inch
The board was removed and the cake
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
ND
OF the Anticipated Cable Cars in Chi.
cago Came This Morning and
Trolleys Take Their Place.

Chicago, H., Oct. 21-Cable cars
this morning Sunday ceased to oper.
ate in Chicago, electric trolley cars
taking the places of the now antigua
ted cars drawn by underground steel
ropes.
The cable system was installed 10
years ago, superseding the horse ears
and was at that time the most mod
ern means of street car operation in
existence. The electric trolley later
caused the cable 10 appear as slow and
uncertain a means of transportation
and for several years Chicagoans have
been looking forward to the abolition
of cable lines, hope that was full,
filed this morning Sunday at 80
O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

slowly began to reFume its normal
size, proving beyond all questions the
superior qualities of the Majestic
range,
Mr.. Phalen calls this cake baking
demonstration the Majestic Walking
Cake" and will show the women OF
Cairo how ii is done at the Woodward
store next Wednesday
The large double page advertise
ment fthe Woodward Company In
The Bulletin this morning is only one
of the many means that this enterpris-
ing firm has taken to announce the
exhibition and demonstration Of Majes-
tic ranges this week
All week the guests of the big store
will be served with delicious hot bis.
cults, baked while you wait, and cof
fee. These. of courre will be prepared
on a Majestic.
AS an additional inducement to Its
many friends this year the Woodward
will give away a number Of
prizes to the persons calling at the
store during the week All persons who
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
DAYS OF LONG AGO IN GIRO
A STORY or ANTI,yAR TIME
Told by Col. W. 7. Dow(aIl-Hsw the Old Dem
ocratic Brass Canon Was Bought In
the Eady Ffties

10 help defray campaign expenses,
The colonel headed tn list with $25-oo
ana said: Come AID get rs much
more as you need. fpurposely secuf-
| hi the name Of evry Democrat IN
cairo that | could, cen II they only
give rs cents for thin they felt that
lhey were stockholders and would
| lake more lively interest in the
! work When | reached you, you took
Ithe list and said: "Hcw much do you
want?" | explained why | was calling
on the poor lahorers as well as the
rich. You said: While | am not
rich, let no man surpass me in Wilt
ingness til support the party, and You
either put down SO, the amount Col
Taylor had subscribed or doubled II
and have forgotten which.
raised much more money than
expected to and after arranging
to erect the hickory liberty pole,
which was done under the supervision
Of II. 7. Aspern, which told about in
my speech in the state convention of
1877, when / was placing Mr., Aspern's
name in nomination for state treasur-
er. then went to St Louis and pur-
chased the brass cannon which Is
still in Cairo | paid for the cannon
$3.50; and failing to find a suitable
dag | went to a Mrs Clark, a milliner,
and ordered one made. have for
gotten the dimensions. but paid $l6.05
for it, and when floating in the breeze
from the immense hickory pole erect
cd on the leYee. all who saw it pro-
n0uneed it the handsomest pole and
Tag they had ever seen.
gave a man s. TO steal the brass
oall off the pilot house of Captain
Hawks old steamboat, lying at the
upper edge of the city The pole was
% high when erected the captain did
not recognize his brass ball. which
s1rmounted the pole The captain
was terrible fillmore man, and had
he recognized the ball guess he
would have had a fit,
When the campaign was opened the
fillmore men We're betting that they
could get twice the number Of votes
the Democrats did, but when the vote
was taken Buchanan and Breckin,
ridge carried the city over both Fill,
more and Fremont The latter. how
ever, got only thirteen votes
write these particulars that the
r.
facts as to the cannon; who purchased
IT; who furnished the money and
therefore who are the rightful owners
80 L.
The last time saw Col Taylor it
was in his office in Cairo; he laugh
ingly told ma hn-h had Cal -pa4r4a4I
tthe cannonl in his cellar Whether
or not they named the gun for me,
/ do not know. but those were his
words, Your friend.
w. T. D0WDALL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
ION THE RIVERS

Tho river marked 1G1 feet on the
Cairo gauge at 4 p. m, YESTERDAY
showing fall Of 05 Of foot In "a
hours. One year ago It marked l2.9
feet.
Rising rivers were reported yester-
day as follows Pittsburg, 0.9 Davis
Island DAM 05; Chattanooga, OIL;
Florence, 03.
Tho government steamer Lily
cleared for St. Louis yesterday morn
ing
The Beaver came out from st. Louis
with two empties.
The Pacific No, came up with two
barges of logs for the Chicago Mill.
The Dick Fowler was in and out on
time yesterday She will not be IN
port tcdav.
Coal diggers are at work below
burg recovering great quantities of
sunken coal
Capt. John Dipold, who was injured
in the cable accident to the Raymond
Horncr last week, is expected to die
from his injuries II Is reported that
the contractors whose cable caused
the accident to the boat claim that
the boat did not signal them and ran
into the cable without warning them
of her approach,
The Stacker Lee LETT ST. Louis yes
terday for Cairo and Memphis, She
will be in port today.
The Peters Lee left Memphis yester-
! day for Cairo and st. Louis.
! Virgil Holcomb. clerH Of the steam
I en- Kentucky is under arrest, charged
with stealing $500 from the boats
! safe
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
Whisky ard seer Habit.

Nearly every day we hear some
thing good about Orrlne, the only
guaranteed cure for the whiskey and
beer habit The other day q lady told
us that a person in whom she Is
greatly interested has discontinued
drinking since using Orrine. This
treatment does not detain the user
from work and is simple remedy
easy to ne and SO sure to cure drunk
ards and stop the fearful craving for
drinking. that we sell 1t under an alb
solu!e guarantee to refund the money
il Il does not cure.
Orrinc is in two forms; No. / to be
gwen secretly, and No 2 for hose
who wish to be cured. Each form
costs 81 and both are guaranteed. Wo
w0Gm not recommend ii If We had
not assured ourselves Of its great
value. Mail orders filed. The Orrine
Co, Washington, d. c., or Paul G.
Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

/ Old.time Cairoites and oldime
EIllinoisans remember Col. Nv. T. pow
ldal, who was a prominent figuR in
THE politics of Illinois n quarter Il a
century ago. He lived in Cair( at
lone time, In the fifties, and m%ed
from here to the central part Of 1.-THE
| state, afterwards becoming editor hna
publisher of the leading Peoria pajer
and was subsequently elected to the
Legislature being a member of hat
! body at the same time that Hon. Jehn
/ II. Oberly, the editor and publisher
If The Cairo Bullet'a, was a member
Mr.. Oberly died in Washington, D. g,
latter he had served as commissioner
III Indian AFFAIRS under President
Cleveland and ettled there as Editor
of the Washington Times Col Tow
dali is still alive and Is now a eiti,
zen of Memphis a member OF the firm
'of Dowdall & Dowdall, attorneys.at-
law.
But there is a chapter in Col Dow
dall's life in Cairo which may have
present interest for Cair3ites and it
was told some years ago in letter
from him to Capt VIM. VI Williams.
If this city. 1t appears that the col
onel took a lively intere. in the cam
paign of 1856. When Buchanan, Free.
mount and Fillmore were the presi.
dental candidates and he and Capt
Williams were chummy then. The
letter referred to rcla es some inter
esting incidents OF the campaign. par
ticularly where 1t tells OF the pur
chase of brass cannon. which Is
still in the city, among the effects lief
by Col s S. Taylor. deceased in
whose custody 1t was left between
election The letter is as follows;
Clinton, ILL.,. Nov G, 1896
My Dear Capt. Williams
The sound of the political fife and
drum OF today carries me back In
Of 1856, when | entered ac
lively into political work OF all those
who were helpers in that campaign
In Cairo. how many are there left
besides you and I? Col s. Stats
Taylor. the noblest Roman of them all
mas passed to the great beyond,
Well do | remember when I called
1t his office and consulted with him
about organizing a Buck and Brock
'lub. and campaign work generally
After giving him my plans and views
lpon the subject he said: Mr..
oowdall, agree with you fully in
everything you suggest; now you 90
lhead, you are yonng and active and
an best do the work | will stand
1eniHu you and support your every
fort" | was, Of course, pleased with
ais complimentary remarks. | was
hen not twenty.one years of age,
drew up a constitution and the
BYLAWS for the club, attaching this
,lause: We, the undersigned, agree
o pay SO much (naming the amounD