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New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
COMMENT on THE CUBAN
SITUATION.
,sr..,.l by Fr,nch cable to The tribune
,ooe IN ne Tribune Association

klot9it"' ~ y,,..., ,,-,,,ltco.go-s
rondon. sept 22-The CUBAN oo','' e1e'o..0
,rs followed by the English press Win close NJ
,sr,ion and intelligent coin"le", me re'o''
.,rgction effected in the island ai'er the war Is
!. creditable bit Of work only SO long as me
cubsns show themselves nj Tor sei-go'eIh'nen'
ana competent to maintain order The Spee'a-
co. deserves Cuba as test case OF the "hole
policy for which Secretary Root has STOOD IA
..-a,,el,ne around South America and siSetching
: rosy future for The illumination peoples
:, mere be no constitutional capacity IN the re-
rpbios themselves an American pro'ec'oTa'e WIZ
i've according 10 the English view. constant
,-..-farence with internal affairs and friction
- maritime powers. Anarchy must cease IN
go or Americans must take charge of the
,.,s,5 and lose the advantage Of an example %
sts,n;erested action when II leads troIhoa'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

.,,s-ira frro the Hague congress and submits
;, q the question ~ collecting debts by naval
o7s-s,,ors President Roosevelt IS praised on
r i5ss .,- the ,-iror and tact with which he IS
s..l,,, ,,,, che Cybs, factions but there IS
l,,,,s rsb thar rho arcupstion of the island viii
d. s,,er,as LONGER thar, "a few months The Eng
,isr critics give he American government credit
.,- roo5 intentions hgt consider thar the with
5-av-el NJ The garrison was a mistake. and that
%, islsrs l,rpl, IN have been held and properly
,,,,,--,s ss o. .a--f-o-,. Thar would have been
-, rrcrsb nav f-s-ir,s-g intervention ana
,c.-,-.a-ig- l,- an enlightened system OF stable
ans ,..e, administration conducted in a pro-
er..-sire sr,rfr
,,o7,r- ,,,rD rrD.py-c rvprrTrD
lhe renewal ~ eoo exports 10 america 4s
expected az me STOCK EAeAanee' NIleIe IuI-
'Aer rise in me BANK rave IS inferred if'l" 'i'e
advance ID terms -oT loans ana discounts. Ne'-
fa'h.F iafre mas oeen an attempt on lNe pan
| pam ~ 90 80
-, > ~ ,,.., III ,,,.- -, s,,.,r. co,,,nors
=, .,r- -i,, -.,..... s.~ e-,,,t ,srf., i-a,,,..
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

stamps. deliveries and all the details OF a post
Office IN full working order. There are also bat
tleshps and submarine boats that attack one
another according to the rules OF naval warfare
Altogether. there are many really new toys. and
N. Leuine. who originated these shows. is to-day
congratulated heartily by all his friends
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
ROBBERY or TOURISTS.

4 new form Of robbery OF tourists has become
prevalent IN Paris and In French watering
places. and lust now supplies plenty Of work for
the detective police here In the last three days
warnings came from Trouyille and D.eppe 20
tho Prefecture Of Police worded as follows:
Iee, a l,oi,out In the leading hotels for
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
ErENrUAL ANNEXATION or CCB4.

The journal des Debats' voices the trend
OF French opinion on the Cuban situation by
praising the course adopted by President Roose-
Welt and commencing the skill and diplomatic
tact shown by the careful and tudic'ous "o'u-
ing OF his letter TO Sehor Quesada At the saih'
time the "Debats" the Temps" the Figaro
the "Eclair" and other leading papers resaiu
the eventual annexation Of Cuba by the uhi'eu
States as the only logical outcome OF the pr0o'eiA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
mopIn AFFAIRS VIEWED BY OBSERVERS ABROAD
CHURCH AND STATE MORE
INVOLVED.
Especial by French Gable to The Tribune
Copyright. 1906. by The Tribune Association 7

Paris Sept. 22.-The question OF Church ard
State daily becomes more intricate The collectiy.
pastoral letter OF the French bishops which will
be read on sunday morning in every Roman
Catholic church in France. opposes any form Of
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

pocketbook were 10000 francs and first cabin
ticket by the North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from Cherbours to
New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

dark haired man, stylishly dressed 'Rasta-
QuOuere' type, chic. who with bouquets puts
ladies 10 sleep and afterward robs them.
Forthwith half dozen detectives. disguised
American English tourists. began opera
tiOns In the leading hotels. and on Thursday O.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

Box 321. DeGraff. Ohio.
d.. :. 3 Hartman. Columbus Ohio.
Dear Sir
was a terrible sufferer from pelvic weak
ness and had headache continuously. 1 was not
able to do my houseworI for myself and hus-
band.
wrote 70 You and described my condition
as nearly as possible. You recommended
Pcruna. / took four bottles Of IL and COM
pletely cured I think Peruna a wonderful
medicine and have recommended II 70 my
friends with the very best of results
Esther NJ. Milner.
Very few of the great multitude Of
who have been relieved Of pelvic disease
or weakness by Peruna ever consent 70 give a
testimonial 20 be read by the public
There are. however. a few coura geous self
sacrificing women who viii for the sake Of their
suffering sisters allow their cures to be pub
Hshed.
Mrs Mi!ner Is Of these. IN her graft
tude for her restoration to health she is willing
4 A GRATEFUL y.Ig,a 'e rIE ko',Is - ne
/ LETTER TO know it, A chronic
L DR.. HARTMAN invalid brought back to
health ia small mat
ter Words are Inadequate 10 express complete
gratitude.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

ter. Words are inadequate TO express complete
gratitude.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
ORDINANCE NO 1902.

An ordinance for a sidewalk on the
south side of West Twcnty-second
street, from Holbrook avenue to a
| point 32j feet west, and on the north
side of West Twenty-second street
from Holbrook avenue to a polrt
@15 feet west, and on both
sides cf West Twenty-third street
from Holbrooll to Park avenue and on
the west side of Pine street, from
TwcntyGrst street TO Twcnty-second
street.
BE it ordained by the city council o.
the city of Cairo:
Section I. That a local improve
mcnt shall be made in The city o.
Cairo county Of Alexander and state
of Illinois. the nature character, 10
cality and description Of which local
Improvement is as follows:
That q cement sidewalk six feet in
width be constructed on the souther.
~ side of Twcntyscc, nd street from
lIolhrouL aycnuc TO a point S25 fec
'Acst of uolbrook avenue The instd
line Of winch sidewalk hall be within
two feet of the lot line in the city IT
Cairo in front Of the following dc
9r-ibc1 lots blocks tracts or parcels
II land, viz:
Wells addition, lot H.. block .. rs
front feet.
Wells addi ion lot u, block >. 29I
front feet
Wells addition, lot Is. block .. q
front feet.
Wells addition, lot Ic block ?, o.
(amt foot
Wells addition. lot Il. bloel, ., .
Fl MT feet.
VOLS addition. lot rs, block q
front feet
Wells addition, lot 10. blocl, .. q5
front feet.
That a cement sidewalk six fee
n wii,h be- constructed on the north |
'1B side Of Wcst Twenty second /
trcct from Holbrpok avenue Ia
1-iut S1j feet west Of HoIbrcok ave |
'uc The inside line of which OF
which shall be within four feet Of the
0t line. in the city Of Cairo. county
f Alexander and the state of Illinois
"a fro7t Of tho following described
OTIS blocks tracts or parcels # land
liz.
Fourth addition. lot {. hloct q. 100 !
rout feet.
Fo1rth addition. Dot Co. block p -
r0nt feet
Fourth addition. lot %. block p. o
-Jnt feet
Four addition. lot IS. block p. %
-onf feet
Frrth addition. lot 81 block %. .
-ont feet
Forth addition. Dot 90. block p. o
ont feet
Fourth addition Dot s5. bl-cE p g. ?
ont feet
F'1rth addition. let "a. block p IS
ont feet
Fourth addition. lot 50, block p p
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

+ tho lots, or parcel of land upon Tn,
, line where such sidewalk Is ordered
, by lcYylnE the whole cost thereof IN
on the lots, blocks or parcels
OF land touching upon the limo of such
sidewalk in proportion to their front
ago on such sidewalk.
Section 3. That all owners of lots
or parcels Of land touching the line
of the above mentioned sidewalk shall,
undor the supervision of tho city en-.
gincor, construct sidewalk in front
Of their respective lots or parcels of
land In accordance with The spocifca.
lions get forth in this ordinance
within thirty days after the mailing Of
notice Of the passage of this ordinance
addressed TO the party who paid tho
last general taxes on the said lot, lots
or parcels Of land, and in dc
fault thereof then the said side
walk shall be constructed by
the said city Of Cairo under the
supervision of the said city engineer,
and a bin OF costs therefor showing
IN separate items the cost of constlnc-
ON and supervision, shall he filed in
the office Of the city engineer, certi-
fled to by the said city engineer, TO
gethcr with list Of the lots or par.
GELS Of land touching upon said side
walk so constructed, the names of
the parties who paid the last general
taxes on the respective lots or par.
GELS and frontage thereof as provided
by law, whereupon the said city engi-
ncer shall proceed to make tax list
against said lot, lots or parcels of
land on said sidewalk, and said CITY en-
Sinoer shall thereupon issue his war.
rants directed to the city treasurer of
the city of Cairo, for the collection of |
the amount of such special tax as an. |
pears from the tax list to be due from
he respective lots or parcels of land |
touching upon the line of such side
walk, and such officer upon the re.
'ept of such warrants, shall proceed
o collect the same according to law
md make return thereof, and if in
'ase any such warrant shall he re-
urncd No property found" other
warrants may issue.
Section 4. That if any such spec
al tax shall not be collected upon the
'arrans issued therefor then the
ity engineer shall on or before the >
rst day of April thereafter make re, q
arm TO the County Collector OF the
o1Inty of Alexander, and state of
lincis, in the manner prescribed by
wv, who shall thereupon proceed to :,
)llect the same according to the stat "
tc in such case made and provided =
Section 3. That all ordinances or y,
lr@ Of ordinances conflicting with :,
lis ordinance be and the same are
ereby repealed. :,
Section G. This ordinance shall be -
force from and after its passage.
Adopted October - A. y. 1906 ~
Approved October 70. 1906 -
GEORGE PARSONS. -
Mayor t.,
Attest: r. A. HATCHER,
CITY Clerk
Published in the Cairo Bulletin
,tober 10, 1906
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
ORDINANCE NO. 100.
concluded from Second page)

erly side of West Twcnty-fourth
street from Holbrook avenue to Park
avenue, the inside line of which side,
walk shall be two feet from the lot
line, In the city of Cairo, in front Of
the following described lots, blocks,
tracts or parcels Of land, viz:
Fourth addition. lot s, block q, 100
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot ., block q, Is
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot 10, block n, Q,
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot H. block 81. 25
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot II, block Il 25
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot 10 block o. a5
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot II, block u, %
front feet.
Fourth addition lot IS, blor, u ~
front feet
Fourth addition, lot lC, block 81, as
front feet
Fourth addition, lot II, block "a. rs
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot IS, block u 25
front feet
Fourth addition, lot 10, block 81, rs
front feet.
Fourth addition, lot 20 block 21. 25
front feet
Fourth addition. lot q, block q. 100
front feet.
Said sidewalk shall be laid TO a
grade described as follows: On Cedar
street and Pine street said grade at
the north line of Center street shall
be equal TO the elevation of the top
surface OF certain stone monument;
located near the southwest ccrncr of
sixth street and Commercial avenue,
from thence il Shall rise gradually To
an elevation at the south line of
Twanty-filat street of 75-tO0 feet |
above the top surface of said stone :
monument On Center strect and Hol- y
brook said grade shall be equal to the !
elevation Of the top surface Of said q
stone monument q
On Twcntyscc0nd street said grade
1t the west line of Washington avenue o
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

tContinued on Four,h PageJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

SHAH b. ut an elevation Two feet be-
low the top surface OF sad stone
monument from thence said grade
SHAH rise gradually to an elevation
Cqnal To the elevation OF tho ton sur
lAco OF aid stone monument at A
point so feet west Of the west line Of
an Washington avenue. from thence
said grade shall be level to a point
t0o tc.t cast Of the east line VI Wal
nut street From thence said grade
snail rise gradually to an elevation at
the cast line of Walnut street equal
10 an elevation of one foot above the
top surface of said stone monument.
From the west line Of Walnut rlrcet
where HE elevation of the grade SHAH
be the Same ms that de crbod for the
cast limo Of said Walnut street. said
grade shall decline gradually. to tho
cast limo OF Pine street 10 an clava-
tian equal TO the top surface of sail
9tonO monument
On West Twen'y-second street aid
grade AT the west limo Of Pine street
halI be 1t IN elevation equal tn tho !
elevation OF the top surface OF said |
stGnc monument From thence said
e ado shall rise gradually to an ela-
walton at he cast line of Holbrook |
avenue equal to an elevation feet
above tho top surface of said stone
monument,
On Wast TYonty-1ourth street said
grade at the west line of Ilobrook
avenue Shall be at an elevation of
one foo above he top surface Of said
stone monument, from thence said
grade shall rise gradually to an elc
walton at the cast line of Park avenue |,
OF : Y feet above the elevation OF Il
the top surface of said stone mouu.
mcnt
flcatons for Cement Sidewalk. h
Said sidewalk shall be constructed (
rs follows, Viz: A foundation shall t
irs DO prepared by cutting down or ,
III nE tp the natural surface Of the c
'round 70 within eight and ona,half t.
nchcs below the grade which founda a
ion shall consist of the surface Of The c
'FouHu as above prepared, upon which &
han he laid a layer Of cindcre four y
nchcs in depth On the foundation
bus prepared there shall he placed ia
layer Of hydraulic cement concrete, "
ur inches in thickness, composed of ci
nc part ccmont equal in quality to fl
ne best Portland cement, and two Il
arts OF the best clean, coarse, sharp &C
md After mixing said cement and II
md dry five parts of broken stone, la
1shcl TO a size so as to pass through ca
ne Of two and cne-haIf inches inter ut
u diameter shall be added thereto.
vi then wa'or added in sufficient ia
9an.ity rs will give aurplus of tn
oistufe when rammed. Before the he
yer last described has set layer or
lish ne coat shall be placed there In
o@c-half inch in thickness, to be
ale Of snc part Of cement, equal in
flity 10 The hest Portland cement.
d ono part Of torpedo gravel.
Section 2. That said Sidewalk shall
Paid for by speca taxation Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

grade equal TO the elevation of the tor
surface Of the certain stone moaumenI
located near the southwest cnrner u
Sixth street and Commercial avenue.
Section 2. That said sidewalk shall
be paid for by special taxation Of the
lots or parcel Of land upon the line
where such sidewalk Is ordered, by
leyying the whole cost thereof, upon
the lots, blocks or parcels of land
touching upon the line of such side
walk in proportion TO their frontage
on such sidewalk.
Section 8. That all owners of lots
or parcels of land touching the line of
the above mentioned sidewalk shall.
under the supervision of the city en-
ginccr. construct a sidewalk in front
of their respective lots or parcels Of
land in accordance with the specfica.
tions set forth in this ordinance with
in thirty days after the mailing of no.
tlce OF the passage of this ordinance
addressed to the party who paid the
last general taxes on the said lot, lots
or parcels of land and in default
thereof, then the said sidewalk shall
be constructed by the said city Of
Cairo under the supervision Of the
said city engineer and a bill Of costs
therefor, showing In separate items
the cost of construction and super
vision, shall be hicd IN the office Of
the city engineer certified to by the
said city engineer together with a list
Of the lots or parcels Of land touching
upon said sidewalk so constructed. this
names of the parties who paid the last
general taxes on the respective lots
or parcels and frontage thereof
said city engineer snaIl proceed to
make a tax list against said lot lots |
n parcels Of land on said sidewalk |
and said city engineer shall thereupon |
treasurer of the city of Cairo for the |
collection of the amount of such |
pCcal tax as appears from the taN
list 10 be due from the respective lots
ne of such sidewalk, and such officer
pom the receipt or such warrants
nall proceed to collect the same nc
ordiug to law and make return there
{. and II in case any such warrant
hall be returned No property found,
thor warrants may issue.
Section t. That if any such special +,
TX shall not be collected upon the
issued therefor, then the city ,
lgincer shall on or before the first
" of April thereafter make return ,
the county collector of the county,
Alexander and State Of Illinois, in
G manner prescribed by law, who
all thereupon proceed to collect the =,
me according to the statute in such
Sc made and provided =,
Section 5. That all ordinances orl
rts of ordinances conflicting with :,
Is ordinance be and the same arc
raby repealed >.
Section G. This ordinance shall be
force from and after it's passage. .,
Adopted October ~ A. D.. 1906.
Approved October IS, 1906. ;.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor. :,
test II. a. HATCHER,
City Clerk J..
Published in the Cairo Bulletin
tobcr 49, 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Notice of Change Of Name of tic
-Woodford Company.

Office of H. Buchcr Packing Company.
October nth, 1906
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Buchcr Woodicrd company. held at
Cairo, Illinois. on tho Sth day Of DC,
tober. 1906, the name Of The Butcher
Woodford company was changed to
T.. Buchcr Packing company aud that
the certificates of such change haze
been filed in the Office Of tn Scctc-
tary of state and ia The office of thc
recorder of deeds in he county Of
Alexander, as provided by law.
L. EUCHER.
President
J. p. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

n Northern Michigan where 20,
| ran live all the year or spend the hot
| summer months by the cool, shad,
water OF lake and stream which teen
With all kinds of game fish, includ
ing tho famous brook trout.
Land is mostly level, being 4fO fec,
hove the level of Lake Michigan
sufferers from hay fever aud asthm,
sct Instant relief
Tho soil is dark sandy loan. es
Iecially adapted TO fruit and vege
table raising with the best marker
lCarby.
This land is being offered at from
1850 to 5000 per acre 800 per
tcre cash balance easy monthly pay
nents without interest think OF Il
,hcarcr than renting.
The next excursion to these land,
viii leave Cairo Tuesday noon
2Slh arriving in Chicago next morn
Ing, spending the day In Chicago
leave there at 7:i5 p. NJ. by boat fol
5luskocon, arriving there Tie mex
morning, whore we take train To-
Baldwin, county scat of Lake county
wherc our lands are located TO &c
Ibcse lands before the people we viii
make n rate of $500 for the rounr
trip TO prospective pUrchasers-gooc
FOR ten days which Is much less than
he fare one way. Fare will he r.
TiudCd to purchasers OF 40 acres o.
more and deduct from fifH pa
Gont
orl7E fut tickets unet io IN uu
,ffice by ~ -" n'ciork vari Munia,
'lcdsc cal ~ yaiicc Tor any iurnv,
niormati,u dcai .eI we ~ii hs ~ /
q fu7nisi, -
{ . j Hodges CO |
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
ORDINANCE NO. to1.

An ordinance for sidewalk on Elf
teenth street, from Washington ave
| nue. to Cedar Gtrcct, in the city Of
Cairo, county Ct Alexander and state
Of Illinois
BE If ordained by the city council
of the city of Cairo:
Section /. That local improve.
ment shall be made within the city
of Cairo, county of Alexander and
state of Illinois, the nature, character,
locality and description of which local
improvement is as follows:
That cement sidewalk six feet in
width be constructed on the southerly
side of Fifteenth street from Washing.
tor avenue To Cedar street adjoining
= line four feet from the lot line. in
tho city of Cairo, in front of the fol
lowing described lots, blocks, tracts
or parcels of land viz:
lot block A., 100 front feet.
Lol Q. blcck II, % front feet.
Lot Ia, block 40, % front feet.
Iof H. block ~ - front feet
OF II block A. - front feet.
Lof ta, block Al % front feet
L.t1l block "a, 70 front feet
Lot rs, block Is. - front feet.
Lot IT.. hl.rl, g. - front feet.
Lot IS. block n. % front feet.
Lot ~. block ~, % front feet.
loj 30 block ~ % front feet
ot g. block %. 100 front feet.
Lot .. hlscb a.. 80 fr.7t feet
tn' 10. hloch H., - front feet
30 a. block a.. o. front feet.
iCt f.. block a.. 81 front feet.
10 l@, block a. ~ front feet
: "t Il block a.. - front feet.
Lot rs, block -. p front rcct.
It a. block -, % front feet.
l-ot 20. block r.. % front feet
10 p. hlrei Is. 100 front feet.
Specifications for a Cement Sidewalk. !
Said sidewalk .hal be constructed |
rs follows, viz: A foundation shall /
FIRST be prepared by cutting down or
Hing mp the natural surface of the |
Ground Ia within eight and one halfl
inches below he grade. which fpun-
laiion ghall con iet Of the surface If
he ground a. above prepared. upon
which shall b. laid layer OF ndcr=
our inches in depth. GA the fognds-
ion thus prepared there shall be
'laCcd a layer of hydraulic cement
oacrctc folr inches in thicilne ss.
oHro "a Of one part cement. equal in
uaiity to the best Portland cement.
nd two parts nf the best clean.
oafsc. sharp sand After mixing said
emcnt and sand dry. five parts Of
roken stone crushed to n size so as
, pass through a ring Of two and one
elf inches internal diameter. shall be I
dded thereto. and then water added
sun Gent quantity a. will give a (
irplus Of moi-tuTe when rammei.
efore the LAYER last described has (
r. layer or finishing coat. shall be-
aced thereon one-half inch in thick r
rss. to be- made ~ one part Of &C.
ent. equal in quality to the be +
oftland cement and one part If
Pedo gravel n
Said Sidewalk shall be laid to
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

in the North. Your homo ticket
agent will give you full particulars
as TO rates, conditions and train time
but particular attention is herewith
called to the fact thai on the Novcm.
Der 9Th excursion one can visit the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-18
ZION.

Mr.. Edgar T. Shippers, OF Chester,
Pa, formerly OF Zion, and friend, Mr.
B. l.. Freund, OF Moore, Pa. spent
from Saturday until Monday at the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles
+. Shippers.
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