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The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
THIS COUNTRY BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE

h Carthage Missouri quotes the memorable words of
 Abraham Lincoln effect This country, with it's
 institutions belongs the people who nhabit it., and then ngenou argument in favor o the American tariff system of today.
 To this we time any exceptions only may incidentally show how this tariff has built certain trusts for believe that he tariff the mother of all trusts" point strikes orcefuy Lncons used this to try aud ascertain to what extent country institutions belong the people know that Lincoln spoke tor all the people.
 While abstract concede that this country and its institutions the fact that by and through the xacons certain trusts and monopoes by far the greater portion country institutions been belongs small percent of the people So notorious alarming this that Republican President Roosevelt stands to Lincoln r world honesty and statesmaushp has felt mpeled to pubicay check placed the accumu tion H great country would it's free institutions and this end has caused to be instituted the beef trust the Standard oil trust and forced through congress railway rate law
 apparent has to Mr. Roosevelt and other states men that this country belong people private corporations that he seconded commission and other statesmen like Senator all coal coal o and timber property the governmenthe people becoming owned by the private poraons of protecting the people from further punderings by the and coal oil trusts.
 Showing trend of public thought along these ues It rather Republican ganzon has been formed in old New Hampshire aid in making the of the people by the people and for the people" proclaimed by Lincoln?
 sincerity does not the facts outlined above tend to indicate many Republican statesmen beginning to think
 
 people nab it. rapidly drifting into the hands of or being by private corporations and trusts spite of rightly instances at least by the aid of the American tariff system?
 It is an fact longer questioned by thinking people, the greater portion of the wealth of this country belongs to small percent o the people, n spe of if not of the American tariff system and states footsteps of Lincoln and desire to have his country institutions belong to the people who inhab it, calling attention the fact and demanding 10 check remedy this mousrous evil
 consider that millions of the people who nhabit this country within foyegh hours of starvation except hand charity Consider that third of the nhab this country who toll for receive that another third receive each about time that statesmen begin n consider curbng the nordnae accumuaons of wealth in the hands of wonder that when they popular chord the minds and hearts of the people with those struck by the immortal Lincoln declared ths with its institutions belong when announced n favor of the people by the people and for the people, which cannot truly be claimed today
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

w. R. Hearst names two tickets for nomination in 1908 by the Re publicans and Democrats which would both be very pleasing to re- formers in both of the dominant political parties. The first is Roose- welt and LaFollett and the second Bryan and Folk. The trusts and violators of law would not see much comfort for them in the success of either ticket.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
Injured in coney Island Panic.

New York, July 1O.-Fire following a collision in Coney Island Sunday night between the elevated railroad express tram and local trolley car caused panic In which six persons were in- lured, three severely, by being tramp Tea upon Bound for Coney Island and gong at high speed, the express had just turned the curve in the road near me Sea Beach palace, when just ahead tne motorman saw the local stationary and passengers alighting from it. He Was unable to stop his train and it crashed into the local. By the force oi the Impact fuse of the local was blown out and flames threatened the ear The passengers fought 6ercely With each other to escape.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
nENAcE TO GOOD ROADS.

The effort of the Cotton Belt Rail- road to nuIlify the road tax amend ment to the constitution of Arkansas is menace to the good roads sys- tenn of the state. The question IS now before the highest tribunal, and decision may be expected soon. Much depends upon that decision. Arkansas Democrat.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
NEGRO EXCURSION TRAIN '
Kan Into Burning TrestIs s.,,
 Springs Many luia,.a

"!aiEu
 Hot Springs, July s. -Tvo| sons were seriously injured no less than 25 passengers slightly hurt, principally bv| Ing glass, at 6:45 this norul when an east bound pas,,l train on the Little Rock ani| Springs Western Railro,d l through a burning trestls ! miles from Hot Springs. ]
 The seriously injured are. | Arthur Wilson of Butte, NJ three ribs broken.
 Dr. J. M. Robinson, a !, physician, of Little Rock. I arm broken and badly RI about the body.
 Close Call for Many. | The train left here ten mi, late, and there were more 100 passengers on the train. ly returning Pine Bluff excursionists, and the fact only two persons were seri injured Is considered miraculous 10 those who Nj the wreck afterward. As the train was approat the trestle Engineer Aberu Sd W that the trestle was bur and that an accident was avoldable. He reversed the applied the brakes, and boil and Fireman Graham W from the cab and rolled dos steep embankment. TheI capped serious injury.
 The engine went througt burning trestle, followed coach that was filled with re! The coach remained susp long enough 10 permit the ?, gers to get out of windows 1t turned turtle alongslds overturned engine. Several negro women sa sprained ankles, and aboa persons were cut by living bat not seriously. Passengers Crawled Out The negro coach, atlsf wreck, bad one end on the and the other imbedded | ground under the trestle' occupants crawled out n the windows, as both do0n barricaded. Dr. Roblns0 Little Rock and several had to be carried out
 The second coach, oceup white passengers, ana 'D, bina ton coach in the rear
 leave the rails.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
Wanted.

By the Fay Novelty Co.,, twenty ot the best salesmen in Arkansas to sell the best articles on the market. Something everybody wants. Write at once to The Fay Novelty Co.,, of Fayetteville.
 Ark. IO3dam1a ',
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

The same idea is found in the Fourth of July speeches of President Roosevelt, William J. Bryan, Bourke Cochran. Governor Jeff Davis and others-the protection of the weaker against the stronger and the eurbing of the money lust of great corporations and powerful individ- uals.- Arkansas Gazette.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

The rain yesterday will prove a great blessing to this section of the country especially as it is reported to have been quite general, extend ing to De Queen and Texarkana south.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
Evidently the Arkansas anti-trus

Evidently the Arkansas antitrust law does not lack in incentive for certain attorneys at Little Rock to seek its enforcement. It would seem that what we need now is a law to prevent the Little Rock law yer's trust from doing business in the state.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
SUTHERLAND coN'''''' Slayer of Wash Lew'' "
 Gets Five Yesf'' .

Jasper, July :, T, Ei'i' siIIiag land. charged wl'n 'n,r lssl| Lewis in this cou"9 .'';t coaf1 was tiled in cifeu,', au;e,sd oI| this week and g'''ss 'assssr,1 der in the second .,sI, N \ sentenced 10 hve penitentiary'
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

stronger and the curbing of the money lust of great corporations, they would not be in touch with the trend of popular thought and in harmony with present demands.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
V arning Order.

Lucinda Haltom, Pltf.
 ys In Polk chancery Frank s. Haltom. Df,. Court. ,o ine ar eeienaant. ., Frank $. Haltom Is warned answer the complaint of the plaintiff I,,cinHa nna June 30 l90i. "'i. 'tteu " " whfts- .. Clerk defendant, VT nonresident
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

He eats heartily in the hottest weather who uses Tricky Ash Bitters. It keeps his stomach, liver and bowels iu perfect order. W. :. Vandiver, special agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

If the public speakers of the present time did not, as the Gazette says, formulate the same idea of protecting the weaker against the
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

members of the court and that each member voted for what was right and just.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

Mir. Bryan, who complimented President Roosevelt yesterday, ap- parently is out of touch with Senator Tillman and Senator Bailey. Kansas City Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12
SPECIAL CENSUS REPORT
Interesting Statistics Regarding Blind and Deaf Persons in the
 United States.
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS ARE AFFLICTED

The Inquiry Was Conducted by Dr. Alex ander Graham Bell, Who Finds one Person in 1,2OO Blind and One in S5O Deaf in This Country-Figures are Not Exact.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-12

S5, 900 to pay the expense ot en1orc- ing the antitrust law. Ot that amount, S4 ,262.9 has been paid out by the state treasurer.
 Here follows dates, names ana amounts of the expense account as paid to attorneys, we having room only for the attorneys names as follows: w. L. Terry, w. M. Lewis, Noel Lobe, J. H. Stevenson, Guy Funk, P. H. Carnes and F. C. Fulk.
 The Gazette further says:
 "The Sixth Judicial district was so fortunate as to be chosen as the sltus of these antitrust suits, and Lewls Rhoton, as prosecuting attorney of the Six Judicial district, got the fol- lowing statutory fees:
 August 2l, -One-fourth of
 iudg nent in Hartford h.
 surance Company case
 ao4oo) .$2, ,OOO.o0 October 10, 1905-- -One-fourth
 of judgment in second
 Hartford Insurance case
 @ .2Oo,. 2,3Oo.Oo June 26, 1906 One-fourth of judgment in Harvester Company case (S20, ,000) 5,OOO.OO Total .S9, 900 ,00
 The appropriation is almost gone. But will the legal profession cease to get it's fees when that money IS exhausted? Not necessarily. Dur ing the past year we have heard much about the loading" of life insurance policies. That is, after an insurance company has figured how much the insured should pay under the mortality table the company loads" the premiums with the amounts needed to pay the expense of carrying on business. In like manner, antitrust judgments can be loaded" especially if our anti trust lawyers are loaded for bar. Thus in the Harvester suit the judg- ment was $20,OO0, and the Toad" was as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
SALOONS AND STREETS.

Somehow, there seems To he always
q more or less intim1- connection, in
| The small towns hereabouts. betve IN
saloons ana streets. Il appears tbat
nb<nce Vt the saloon means had
streets ana the presence II Saloons
Imeans treet improvements Is. Just why
his should Be may be a matter for
some speculatioH-in The minds Of
some people; but that it II a fact II
too cften demonstrated to be denied
IA recent illustration Is presented in
the case OF Anna. which has been a
dry towl for many years ana voted
"a saloons Ia order THAT ii might gel
better streets The Jones}oro Ga
2ctte OF yesterday commented upon tn
matter as follows The granting of
saloon license at Anna removes the
dagger OF Iouesboro being smothered
with saioonsa SO IL II an ill wind thai
blows mob dy good. 4 few years ago
this town voted oHt saloons when The
treasury was absolutely empty A ma
tofify Of the council at the time were
in favor Of license. but they hesitated
70 take action ntraTy to the express
ed will Of the people However they
rose TO The occasion and another pops
lar vote was taken on The question.
with the result that license was voted
in. most &c tae temperance people re
from voting and letting the
pattor go by defeaul They very
shrewdly argued that they had won
fairly once and Il was not fair To-
vote on the mater twice ia one year.
Perhaps they were right In regard 70
the Anna sltua ion the Democrat last
week indulged in some bland and law
yer ne reflections ncerniag the dan.
ger TO be apprehended in thus over
r ding the expressed via Of the peopl
and The Talk showed an altogether
proper spirit OF ind.gaa ion And
there You are and there the saloons
are. Aad cur sister city can proceed
forthwith 10 the appointment of that
sexton Of the cemetery and a street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

sthe,r code o. mcral- and their prn
lciples Of living
For instance, they have what Is
lkno%n a. Ike moral code II rs not 3
Sunday or parade affair They Do
inet fore X for six days and then
brash the dust or II when the mini
ter cones 10 dianor on Sunday. The
code Is part Of The NAT oval life, ana
here A is;
Diligence IN ones profession
owe aad loyalty hetwoen master
ana saWants
Bee ram and prOpraty.
GaIlantry ana bravery
Trustlu.ucas a9d justice
simplicity and fruaailty
Gon;emp fer meannes
fae best thing IN reiigion is Iayc
Fer Il eomhiae8 tenderness, charity
compassion. courtesy, lecency respect!
u rs combination OF All she virtues.
md TIE laps have taken he best thing
ana momal II into their life until the
people nave become artists lovers eff
he beautiful They regard gardens
as their choicest possessions, ana be
lieye hat care for the aged rs u PRIV l. |
age instead of duty.
{ was the emperor Of tbs hsathcn |
e a WHO commanded HIS olders to |
lot only dg6 valiantIy FIR their MI
I've land. but b love their enemies.
And the prisoners of Japan found I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

The British government stands TO lore
ifs naval reserve unless it changes re-
cent regulations. which require IS con-
secuuye days service at sea an a battle
ship each year As most 81 the men 40
engaged on liners and other sea eoinr
vessels. this gives them the choice e
leaving the reserve or LOSING their ships
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

An interesting Coal Traffic Decis
ion--Iht federal supreme court has
recently Ht7d tmt an interstate ear
rier cannot sipuIa to sell and trans
port coal az an agreed price, INSULT
cient 20 yield It's published freight
rates after deducting he cost OF pur-
chase and delivery In other words. n
abroad cannot give a rebate to Itself
7n coal carried By H. Justice White
sad: If, by the mere fact cf pur
chasing and selling merchandise 10 be-
transported q carrier Is endowed with
the power Of disregardiug The publ h.
"a ratc Ii becomes apparent hat the
-Hrrier possesses the right to treat the
owners of like comm0da es by entirely
lif'cTeut rules That Is 10 say the
2istenca OF such a power in It's es-
ience would enable a carrier If h.
eose tl do so, select the favored per.
1ne to whom ne would sell. thus Civ
ing to such persons an advantage
lv-r every other. and leading 10 a moa-
polizarinu in The hands Of UGH per
SONS o. all The products as 10 which the
carr er chose TO deal Indeed. the
inevitable result of the possession OF
such right ly he carrier would Doe
to enable IL il Dr. chose. to exercise the
power, o. concentrate i'm ijs own hand
the products which were held for ship
ment along its line. and TO make TO-
therefore. Poe sole purchaser thereof
and the sole seller at the place where
The products were TO be marketed.
IN other words 10 create an absolute
no nopOiy.
New York. etc By co. VS. Inter
state Commerce Comm son. % sun
c. Rep 272.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
THE VICE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

Vice President Fairbanks address g.
The Methodist conference at Birmnc
ham last n.uht Is gwen in FAN iu our
news columns ih's morning 81 is am
Interesting address lobchinr upon ari
Gus matters 90 general concern ans
deserves careful peusal from all
Glasses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

Judge Herbert declares positively
hat Mr. Smith can not be renomlaatcd
by the Republicans Of this district
He says he viii carry Jack on county
as sare as fate, because the people
there are against Smith. He declares
with eqral yehemence that Page will
carry Williamson, Franklin and Perry
counties, giving him ~ delegates to
the congressional coaven ION. which
win leave Smith hopeless minority
ana the best he can hope for is that
he WI be permitted 10 play the role
Of Warwick.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
GIVE US OUR GREATER CAIRO

The way to do a thing is TO do it,
One doe not aceompll h anything
IN merely talking about il.
Words without daees or that a. not
call for deeds, are dross.
The apirit of progress which has per-
radad this community for som Ia C.
rast demands something mere tlGn
Halk and those in authority are meet
ing The demand as becomes men W q
recognize the PIE ing needs Of the
community wAose destiny is tenn
pOrarily entrusted 10 them. aud who
do not shrink from the duty Of the
hour, trusting to the future 10 Justify
them and tc yield them that tribute
Of esteem which, sooner or later.
comes TO all who meet their RESPONSE
bilities wisely and firmly in the face
cf obstacles Of whatever sort
Caieo's Board Of Local Improve
mcnts. headed by Mayor Parsons. with
Aldermen Seulln. LAWYER. Nellis, Sny-
der. Koehler Antrim ana Thomas as
memhaFs. and hael5ed nv all tho othor
members of the city council, are doing
all hat in their power lies TO place
the government Of the city in it's
proper position before tue people,
promoter or leader Of the progress
I've spirit Of the people instead OF
drag upon its chariot whi.h it mas
been for - t1esa many years. an
they are doing all that in their powc-
lies TO lift the city out of the slough
into which old Charley Dickens
kicked it oye~ half century ago and
in which a thousand pin head penny
a-iiners and ten thousand "croakers"
have tried to hold II down ever si1ce.
or all the things that are dimm I'd
.nlo our ears from time TO time as
neccs airy in order 20 attract people
10 our city. there is nothing half
important as good streets. COOL ila-
walks. cd drainage. good pubic
building. Give MS these ind all else
tia &. worth having viii follow il 10
IS not already hor-f0r these things
are but tie ply ,cai demonstration OF
the moral character " the community
II will cot money. ves. Certainty r.
- 800 LOW ~. No ono ever gets any.
thing that Is worth having without
paying for it, in some way But W.
save Lie money--four millions OF
round dollars IN the banks. and no
telling how mu-h more in the sock
iuss. "a TIN can in cigar boxes and
In secret little holes in the walls. all
over the city And what good is mo1es
II = doe Mt buy you tha comfort o.
lifeg
d will lake some huniro1s Of thou
Eands Of dollars 10 give ibis dy what
E needs in the Nay Of paved stree,
good sidewalks and a perfect system
Of drainage Bu' II need not an Dc
done al once. 4 strong. healthy art
with a firm steady progress VIII ac
e nplish The work IN a iew years. and
under - ten yearly iHsia'lmCnf D ans
The burden viii NOT 81 heavier ihau
the people can easily bear
TherefCfe, 60 on with the good
work, give us cur Greater Cairo n
Tie cniy way o. sthich Ircan ever come
LA ga kiaeDag and id b. he
who FIRST cries HiI' Elough,~
49, ~ -. - 80
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
SMITH NAY PLAY WARWICK

Judge John M. Herbert. Of Murphys-
foro. passed through this city early
YESTERDAY morning having been up
the road On professional business. +
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
Had Hu There.

Iraic Cusioner-There's more water
in the milk you sell thsn any l. ever
saw
Imperturbable Mfikman-That only
shows. maam that you never opened a
COCOA nut Chicago Tribune
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

Every little while there appears 8
want ad- which Is aimed 80 directly
At you that II It were a bullet ypu
Fould be hit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

as a uise advertiser that know
the best medium. The Buil=fIn h
soubis the circulation Of any oths
;siro paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
April Circulation.

The above is a correct and true
Etatement of the circulation of The
|rairo Bulletin for the year 1895 and
Tor the month Of April 1906.
clyde SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
ibis first day u May, 1886.
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public
My commission expires Jan 10, 1908
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

Those Who fancy the Japaue-e are a
son o. heatbenish nation should study
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
Coieman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-19
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, lEl,no!s. Pc
uIaflor 1871.

Cairo, Alexander County, lt,no.s. Pc
ulafion 1917.
Mayor, GEORGE PARS0N8
Clerk, H. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, II. 8. DEWEY
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS
Chief OF Police. M. s EGAN
Alexander County, Population 12.ss'
County Judge, VIM s, DEWEY,
County Clerk, JESSE Il, MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE b DAVIS
Sheriff, JAS. g. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR JAMES McMAEuS
County superintendent OF ScnolA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK
DAVIS.
Eosrd of County Commissioners
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE
]. j. JENNELLE, Chairman.