The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-25
SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS.

The dog days ar past all ditdHlh
Is here. The autumn season began
Sunday at 6:15 p. M, and II VIII last
50 days. Is hours and IS minutes. II
Il Cairos most delightful season AMI
this year ii should be especially fiflai
with good cheer for our people. For
nearly ninety days lie air will ne
balmy, and clear and reasonably dry,
and il will restore TO health anG vignl
those who have been sweltering al
some Of the summer resorts AMI VINO
rave returned to the comforts Of
l5,me and To take their places again
Al The manifold activities Of the CITY.
iThe country is prosperous, THINKS
to the big corn crop and some other
things, and Cairo is especially pros
porous. New factories are go NJ mp
and old ones are being enlarged
there's work for everyone that wants
10 work. either on private IT public
improvements; msney is plentiful
and business Should be gOoi-aY2rY'
one should be prosperous and healthy
and happy-and every one may be
so, IL ii he true that to be otherwise
is but sinful condition Of mortal
mind" which may be east of at VIII.
Under these conditions, so condu-
Give to all that one usually strives
for. II il painful - n1t3 that there Is
gloom and discord and uneharitable-
ness in the Republican camp Of this
city and county. Several pecks OF
trouble were scattered about during
the recent primary election, and some
Of The seed das sprmited and taken
strong root and threatens to grow
like horse weeds used to DO in the
Lake Edwards bottoms during 6
rainy season with nobody 10 give a
care
Aud the funny not to say the fool
ism. aspect OF the situation is thai
the trouble is all on account ri the
'Ioaves and fishes which Frank
Davis would have at his disposal-il
he should he elected sheriff Of liz
county in November. II appears thai,
a. matters now stand. the esteeme
Evening Citizea which has long been
the acknowledged organ Of the r..
publican party and has had free
and almost exclusive access 10 The
flesh pots of the county for To- these !
many years. would really not he a. |
lied TO a smidgeon off the sheriff. 1
table t. NJ. Davis were the sheriff /
True. IT published some compliment |
airy and commendatory things abou |
NJ. Davis. while he was in the throes /
az a feverish canvass for the nomina /
ton: but these complimentary thing |
appeared in The advert sing columns |
of the paper and were paid for by |
ar. Davis. at regular advertising 1
rates. on the other hand. Gene Ellls |
of "The Telegram" and Tom vii |
liam. Of THE Star" rent their gar
nients ana ba ed their breasts to t-e /
enemy. 50 10 speak. filling the co. 1
umns of their respective papers with /
words of praise and good cheer for |
Mr. Davis without money and with /
o4t price. content 10 take their CON /
gtHSAiiuu Aiof tut liHie httuEf III III
consciousness Of earnest and homes, /
service 20 a struggling friend al
time when such service would count /
for much in his behalf In the time
OF his sore aiversily these two stooG
By him and should le not -emember
them in The day of his prosperity
il that day should ever come? Gene
even exercise ID his rare powers as 4
prophet for Mr.. Davis. he actually
predicted that Mr. Davis would carry
sAe primary election. long before the
day Of the elertion-and every one
know. who knews anything about
elections in this c0unty-eveFy one
knows thar il IS a din cult # not
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