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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
FARMERS IN TRUST;
PLAN TO BOOST
PRICES
TO REGULATE VAULES OF FOOD
STUFFS BY THE SUPPLY
AND DEMAND.
CLAIM SELF PROTECTION
And a Desire to Get Only Living
Pricee--Presden Of Equity So
ciety Outlines Plans at First
Meeting, Held Yesterday.

East ST Louis, H.. Oct 23.--The
first national convention Of the Amer
lean Society of Equity, compoged of
farmers. began here today with more
than 500 delegates present. The con.
yention seeks to regulate values OF
graia and farm products by regulat-
ing the supply in relation TO the de-
mand.
President C. 0. Drayton, of Green,
vile ILL.,, in his annual address said;
This is not trust nor combine TO
force extorttnate prices but rather
an organization to get profitable prices
for farm products 1t Is composed of
local unions of farmers, established
at shipping points. The unions for
these points form state ass citations
These combined form the National As
sociation. Our idea is to establish
gra 'naries in the grain country, ana
hay barns and places to store all sorts
OF fran produce.
'If the market is low, the society
will hold the product until demand
puts prices up to printable price
when the goods may be sold. The
poor farmer who cannot afford to hold
his grain will be given warehouse re.
ceip.s, good for two-thlrds the face
value OF the grain represented.
Farmers hope by this regulation OF
supply and demand to establish mar
ket values, In this connection we
viii issue daily price hnlletins. Tee,
piH mes in farm houses will be advo
Gated that the farmer may quickly
be advised OF rise in the market.
This viii give him an opportunity 10
sell al profitable figures"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
HASH
Didn't Suit the Ohio Man. and He
Nearly Cut the Cook to
Pieces.

Hartford City. Ind. October %
With a butcher knife William Barnes
today seriously wounded Thomas Nc
Donnell. a cook employed in the camp
of gang Of pipe liners west ot
this city. because ne did not like the
hash dished ont 10 him McDon-
nell's home is az Maletts. Ohio. Both
men are giants in stature. weight
about 2j0 pounds Mcdonnell was in
his tent preparing meal wien
Barnes rushed in al aim with huge
knife and struck him on the head in
flictlng ugly gashes. from which the
blood spur'ed several feet. Melon
uell ran fro mthe tent 70 escape. tut
fell unconscious from the loss u blood
after he had gone only a short disl-
tance. Barnes made another attempt
10 assault him. but was oyerp0wered-
While the men were dressing bis VIC
Tins wounds Barnes made his es
cape. and as yet has not been cap
turei
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
ROOSEVELT
Knows Where to Hit and Makes the
Home Runs While Bryan is
Striking Out, Says 5sveridge.

Warsaw, Ind, Oct, Ex-senator Bev-
eridge, in speech here today, said
his attention has been called to what
Bryan had said of him as reported in
he papers.
Bryan was quoted as saying thai
Roosevelt was doing all right and that
Beyeridge talked all right now said
Beyeridge. IF that's the case ask all
Democrats to support ms and make It
unanimous"
Continuing, the senator declared the
reason Bryal never hits the ball is
because he strikes not where II is
but where he thinks it is. The rea-
son Theodore Roosevelt is making
home runs said the senator. "is be.
cause he knows where the ball is"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
PRESIDENT NAMES
NEW MEN FOR
CABINET
RESERVATIONS OF MOODY AND
SHAW TO CAUSE CHANGES
IN ALL PLACES.
TWO new ONES IN LIST
Meyer to Be Recalled From Russia for
Postmaster GeneraIship While
Straus viii Be Secretary of
Commerce and Labor.

Washington, Oct. 23.-Followin!
| the statement regarding the prospec
i tive change In President Roosevelt
cabinet was made public at the Whit
House tonight.
| On the retirement Of Secretary
Shaw and Attorney General Moody
| from the cabinet the following chang,
viii be made:
Secretary Of Treasury. George B
Cortelyou; Postmaster General
George Won l.. Meyer; Attorney Gen
eral, Charles ]. Bonaparte Secretary
of the Navy, Victor H. Matcalf Sec
retary of Cammerce and Labor, Oscar
IS. Strauss.
The general understanding for some
time has been that Moody will retire
on the first of January and that Shaw
will follow him on the fourth OF
March. On the first of the year, there
fore, Bonaparte, now Secre aIy Of the
navy will succeed Moody as attorney
general and will in turn be succeeded
by Netcalf secretary of commerce
and labor, the latter's place being
filled by Straus. Cortelyou, now post
master general will talks Shaw place
on the fourth of March at which time
Meyer is TO become postmaster gen
eral
The announcement Of the prospec-
tive was made tonight, following
protracted cabinet meeting earlier In
the day at which, 1t understood
the whole matter was considered
fully.
The changes contemplated mean
he construction of two new men in
he cabinet, Meyer and Straus.
Straus' Choice a Surprise.
The fact that Meyer was to have a
place in the cabinet has been known
or some time but the name of Straus
las not until recently been generally
spoken OF in connection wi h the cir
lie of the presidents advisors. The !
ransfers of Cortelyou. Bonaparte and |
detcalf have been generally accepted |
- dilpIS tit JiObaDliltlCp lbl oOiliC /
ime, although it has been known |
hat both Bouaparte and Metcalf were |
or ime loath to leave their present |
because they had become
ully identified with the work of their
departments.
Meyer is ambassador to Russia, to
'hich place he was appointed March
1905. having been promoted to that
ffice following his service as ambas
ador to Italy from 1900 TO 1905. He is
native of Massachusetts and has
cen well known as a business man.
The appointment or Strauss caused
considerable surprise as he will be
le first citizen of the Hebrew faith
nat has been a member of the prei
ant's cabinet. He was born Decem-
er 8, 1850. and Is we'll known as a
erchant, diplomat and author. He
the UnitedStates as
mister to Turkey on two different
,casions and was appointed by
resident Roosevelt 20 fill a vacancy
iused by the death of Ex-President
arrlson as a member of the per-
anent cour, Of arbitration at the
ague.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
MANY CHANGES IN
DIVORCE LAWS
ARE URGED
COMMITTEE or NATIONAL CON.
GRESS MAKES REPORT FOR
UNIFORM REGULATIONS.
FROWN ON SEPARATIONS
And Plan to Stop increase in the De.
mand For Divorces--Suuaests
Publis Hearings and Abolish
ment of Reymarriages.

Philadelphia Pa, Oct, 23.--Judg
Stake. of this city, secretary Of th'
divorces congress. had received from
the committee on resolutions and for
warded 10 various delegates, propose,
| measures for bringing about uniform
| ity in the present diyerce laws OF tn
| United States.
The proposed statute Is the outcom
Of deep study on the subject by emin
ent lawyers and jurists and prominen
churchmen.
The proposed new act is divided In
to three chapters, the first consists 0
jurisdictional provisions, the secon,
procedure; and the third, general pro
visions, and is entitled An act regu
lating the annullment of marriage an,
divorce
While little OF nor change Is made
in given causes for divorce as now ex
lstiag certain provisions Of the new
act were evidently made with a view
OF arresting the increasing demand
for legal severance of martial bonds
Under these stipulations secret or star
chamber sessions for hearing divorce
eases before masters. or other repre-
sentatiyeS OF courts are done away
with, and all hearings and trials shall
be had before the court and shall be
public.
1t is also provided that the de
cree dissolving marriage ties be os
complete as to not permit the remar
riage of other party to become opera
rive until q lapse OF q reasonable tifma
after the hearing or trial upon the
merits the case The Wisconsin, Hi
nois and California rule Of one year
Is recommended.
Another enactment prohibits the So
licltation Of divorce cases by adyer.
tisemcnt, circular or otherwise and
prescribes for such offenseS fine
not more than $1,000 and imprison,
ment not more than one year
Annullment Of marriage controct, as
from divorce is recon,
mended to be mare from the follow
Ing causes
Impotency, consanguinity, existing
'ormer marriage, fraud, force or co
arcon, insanity and Illegal age
Divorce, 1t Is provided, shall be OF
wo dnds-absolute and divorce from
led and board under the frst classifi
'ation grounds shalls be, adultery
)igamy conviction and sentence for
rhine followed by two years contin
la Imprisonment; extreme cruelty;
yilful desertion and habituai drunk
nness for two years
The same causes will prevail in sec
nd class with additional the clause
I hopeless insanity of husband"
No divorce shall be granted II II ap.
,ears to the satisfaction Of the court
hat the suit has been brought by col
lsion or that the plaintiff has procured
r connived at the offense charged or
as condoned it. or has been guilty Of
dutery not condOned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
BRYAN
Puts in Another Busy Day In His
Whirlwind Indiana Campaign
Fairbanks Still Busy.

indianapolis, oct. 23.--The second
day. tour of William j. Bryan
Though Indiana closed here tonight
with mass meeting at the American
Association Base Ball park. Today's
trip was through the central section
of Indiana. Tomorrow will be Bryan S
last day in his Indiana campaign. The
principal address will be at Fl
Wayne tomorrow night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
COURT HELD ON A TRAIN.

Mapleton, Iowa, Oct 23.-Court was
held on a Northwestern train al
Mapleton today, and Claude Fisher,
accused OF attacking Miss Minnie
Baker, was bound over in $1,000 bond
and taken to Jail at Onawa. The au.
thorities feared an attempt might be
made to lynch Fisher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
M'eoveRN AND coRBETT SIGN.

New York, Oct 23.-"Terry" Nc
Govern and Young" Corbett with
their representatives met here today
and later il was announced they had
signed articles to fight the first week
in January. the scene of battle to be
where the biggest purse was offered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
BRAINS DASHED OUT.

Washington. Ind. Oct. 23.-Walter
Odell, II years Of age got his feet
caught in saddle stirrup AMI was
dragged through the streets ofAdon
by a runaway horse today His head
struck a post and his brains were
knocked out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
RECEIVER IN CHARGE.

Hartford. Conn. Oct 23.-Judg
Case. in the superior court today ap-
pointed Thomas F. Dignam temporary
receiver Of the Hartford Telegram
company. publishers Of the Morning
Telegram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24

As YOU MUST LIVE some where,
somehow, why not take an abiding IN.
terest In the advertisements Of prop.
erty--of houses for safe and lease, OF
apartments, etc?. A number OF notices
In this llne,The Bulletins Peoples
Column will interest you... -. -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24

you SPEAK WITH million
voices; no one can reach so many
races, GO many hearts and intsIiects
ss you.'--samuei l.. Clemens speaking
Of The Associated Press Of which The
Bulletin Is the only member In this
section.
ss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-24
4sarst's ILL Not MOdest.

Ccoueluded On Third PassJ
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
CANON SHOULD HAVE
new WATER SUPPLY

At the regular meeting of the city
council last Monday night 1t was unan-
imously voted to appropriate the sum
of $500 from the water fund for the
purpose of employing a competent hy-
draulic engineer to investigate possible
sources of an adequate water supply
for the city other than the one now
drawn upon. While no one has thus
far been employed to take charge of
the work outlined by the council II
Is probable that Hiram Phillips of St
Louis will be commissioned to under
take the task. Mr.. Phillips designed
and superintended the construction of
the Florence water plant and is now
engaged at Pueblo In an effort to pro-
cure a supply of mountain water for
that city.
An ordinance was introduced provid-
ing a penalty for using automobiles
and other vehicles propelled by me-
chanical power on the Skyline boule-
ward A violation of the provisions
of the ordinance will upon conviction
subject the offender to a fine of not
less than ten nor more than fifty dol
lars.
a petition was presented to the
council by the hackmen of the city
asking that the license fee for main
tanning a public hack be fixed at $50
per annum instead of $32 as is the
case at present The petition asks
that the license fee be made payable
yearly In advance In lieu of the quart
erly plan as has been the custom here
tofore. The petition was referred to
the license committee for considera-
ton.
The finance committee reported
without recommendation . bill from
Taylor 4 Sayre for the sum Of $500
for legal services rendered the city
in connection With the prosecution OF
the liquor cases arising under the or
dinances. On notion the bills were al
lowed and ordered paid out Of the
miscellaneous fund. 2e 1"f on
A communication from President E.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

Some of our new customers find 1t
hard TO get Canon made -four because
several merchants talk against 1t or
substitute something else without say
ing anything about 1t.
We hear some merchants make an
effort to sell higher priced -four than
"Hard-To-Beat" because they make a
larger profit on the other -four.
"Hard-To-Beat" is as good and gives
as good general satisfaction as any
S1.50 or $1.65 -four made-but we are
holding the price down to s1-s5 per
sack.
Whenever a merchant tells you that
a higher priced -four is better than
'Hard-To- Beat" and trys to persuade
you to take something else be suspi-
cious OF him. He probably pays no
more for the other brand but sells IL
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
the DISEASE IS CURABlE
Iivermore Herald.

The disease which ranks second to
consumption In fatalities and which
has been deemed equally fatal 10
Bright's disease, That II is now posi-
lively cuable is known to compare
lively few people. Unfortunately, the
new specific for Bright's disease
comes under the head of proprietary
preparations and medical ethics for
bid q recognition of Its merits. The
Herald takes the view that having
positive knowledge Of cures effected
its duty to Its readers and to human
ity 10 to state the facts. The publish
er knows Of two cases In which II
has effected permanent cures and Of
two others who had practically aban-
dOned- hope. but who are now regain
iaE their health. This .paper u not
pecuniarily interested and this state
ment 10 made solely with . view Of
aiding such people ~ may be anlicted
with Birght's disease and have de-
SPARED Of recovery. Should any such
receive benent We will feel amply re-
paid for diverging from the beaten
5ournalistic path.--LAvermore. (Cal)
Hesaad. July L. 1e0Ss -s.r..-sza slss.s-s
The above news item refers to Full
tons Compound for Bright's Diseaes
aud was not paid for. What do you
think Of Il? Send for booklet ON the
durability Of BrightS DlseADe b Jno.
J. Fultpn Co.. 40Si Washington ot.. 0an
Fraacisco.B or to iMitchsll 4 Ngtsrs.
1Go0eD, aR - 1.rHoq . stsf -.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
Fo.nd . Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. s. Lindsay. of Fort William.
Ontario. Canada. who has suffered
quite number of years from dyspep-
sia and great pains in the stomach.
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. She did so and says II find that
they have done me great deal of good.
have never had any suffering since
began using them" II troubled with
dyspepsia or indigestion why not take
these Tablets, get well and stay we'll?
For sale by all dealers.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
VI. o. ". LODGE HELD
MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY

The annual memorial services of
Gate City Camp, Woodmen of the
World, and of Gate City Circle. Wo-
men of Woodcraft. was held last Sun
day. The members of the two lodges
met at Eiks' hall at 10 O'Clock a. m.
and marched to Greenwood cemetery.
where an appropriate ritual was held
and the graves of their dead decorated
with flowers in recognition of their
virtues. From Greenwood a commit
tee OF Woodmen proceeded to Lakeside
cemetery. where in loving memory a
wreath of flowers was laid upon the
graves Of those who had gone before.
George E. Colgate delivered a brief
address at each of the cemeteries.
There are twenty-five Woodmen OF
the World buried here and nve or six
former members of the Women OF
Woodcraft. The annual sermon was
preached by Rev. ]. T. Thomas at the
First Presbyterian church last Sunday
night ~ %.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
EXCELLENT FISHING ON
UPPER BEAVER CREEK

The fishing season throughout the
state opened last Friday and nearly
every trout stream accessible to the
sportsman has since been visited by
the devotees of rod and reel. Fishing
as a rule is reported to be first-class
and some splendid strings have been
brought in by Canon City anglers the
last few days. Beaver Creek is at
present the favorite resort for Canon
City, Florence. Victor and Cripple
Creek fishermen and every day finds
a lot of them camped along its banks.
Despite the great number of anglers
who visit IL nearly all of them show
nice catches as evidence OF their
prowess. County Clerk George p. Nix.
Ed Minor and the formers brother
in-law, Rex Couric of Alabama. were
among the earliest to try their luck on
Upper Beaver. and in five hours fish
ing last Friday morning caught one
hundred and twenty-five trout. the to-
tai weight of which was sixty pounds.
As the Law limits each angler to
twenty pounds of fish a day they were
compelled to desert shortly after 9
O'Clock a. m. or run the risk of being
taken into custody by the fish warden
for obtaining more than their share.
Some fine fish have been brought to
town from Beaver Greek by George R.
Cassedy. J. H. Ellis. DR.. Twitchell.
Bert Ellis and others The Gunnison
and its tributaries will not be open to
anglers for several weeks.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
GONE 10 BOSTON 10 ATTEND
DIG CHURCH DEDICATION

MIR, and Mrs. G. W. jackson OF Ray
nolds avenue. Fruitmere. accompanied
by their son, Hiram, X jackson. Of the
postofice clerical force, and Miss Ped
ley. left last Monday morning for Bos-
ton. Massachusetts,. to attend the ser
ycies connected with the dedication of
the splendid 32,000.000 place OF wor-
ship OF ths Christian Scientists. which
10 known to the adherents Of that faith
the country As the Mother
Church: :-TAsy expect to be gone about
three weeks and will visit various
places Of interest In New England be-
fore their return to Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
IF YOU WANT IT, INSIST, AND
BE sure that You Get ii
Don't Merchants That You Don't Want for
hat YOU Want Try Canon Made Flour
You Get II.

for a higher price SO as to make a
larger profit
We have set the price on "Hard-To-
Beat" and know that 1t is fair to both
dealer and consumer. You can save
money by using it
II you are satisfied with the flour
you are using we don't ask you to
change. But IL you want "Hard-To-
Beat" or "On Time" ask for it and
insist on having 1t. Don't let any mer-
chant substitute something else for it
THE CANON CITY MILLING co.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
MODERN wOODlRN HOLD
AKMORlAL SERVICES

The members OF Canon City Camp,
Modern Woodmen OF America. in con-
with . custom Of the order,
held their annual memorial service last
Sunday In hoaor OF those who. while
living. were connected with their bro
therhooda The graves OF former mem
bsrs who are now sleeping their last
sleep In Greenwood and Lakeside cem-
eteries were strewn with flowers In
memory Of their virtues. In the even
ing the members Of the camp assem-
body to the Cumberland Presbyterian
church where Rev. A. W. Henderson.
pastor Of the coaBreoaAion. preachsd
The annual sermon. Eis subject was
''TAs Man WltA tAs Ax-Lseeuos from
the Ancisat - Modern Wdoansa."
1I4
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good

Il have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for several years,
passing gravel or stones with excruci-
ating pain" says A. II. Thurnes. well
known coal operator of Buffalo, o. 81
got no relief from medicine until |
began taking Foley's Kidney Cure. then
the result was surprising. A few doses
started the brickdust-like sediment and
now I have no pain across my kidneys
and feel like a new man. 1t has done
me $1,000 worth of good" Foley's Kid
ney Cure will cure every form of kid
ney or bladder disease. The Palace
drugstore.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

liz. Jewett OF the Diamond Fire Brick
Company was read promising to pay
the council the sum of $25 for every
response OF the fire department to
an alarm sent in by the company or
its representatives from its place of
business on Ninth street in South
Canon. The company also agreed to
purchase 300 feet of hose to be used
by the fire department in the event of
fire at its factory and to pay in ad
dition to the sum previously alluded
to any expense that the department
might incur for chemicals, etc.
. On motion 1t was decided to discon-
tinue the dumping of garbage and the
refuse gathered up by the street com
missioner and his assistants on the
property of Alderman Kenly around
Soda Point. and the city marshal was
instructed to post notices on the prop
erty in question notifying the public
of the action of the council. A new
dumping ground will be established at
the south side of the river west of
the First street bridge
A petition from the licensed plumb
ers of the city was read and on motion
was referred to a special committee
consisting of Aldermen Okey, Huntoon
and Orme for investigation.
The street, alley and bridge commit
tee reported that 1t had purchased an
indefinite amount of dirt for use on
the streets at seventeen and one-half
cents a cubic yard, to be delivered
from time to time as needed. After
some other business of minor import
ancc the council adjourned.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

pardon The board was not granting
any pardons this session. but Mr..
Stinemeyer succeeded in getting a
commute for his client with parole
to begin Immediately.
Paul Bilious was sent up from Wal
senburg in 1909 for assault for from
eight to fourteen years.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
sls.Oe to Beston and Return 3ls.Oe

plus $1.00 from Chicago via Nickel
Plate road. May 31st to June eth. in
elusive; also via New York City at
excursion rates. Return limit of July
18th by extension of ticket Folders,
rates and all information furnished
by applying to Chas. e. Johnson, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, No. S11 Seven
teenth St. Denver. Colo. 4-21t4
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
0e,s . Parole

Attorney =. H. Stinemeyer was in
Denver last week and appeared before
the board Of pardons In the interest Of
Paul Bilious. . convict who desires .
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

Wear our imported Panamas. Bet
ter grade. less money. Bethel Jr. Co.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
New C..oa Post Cards.

Special copyright subjects, sold only
at Beecher's City Book Store
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07
LEAkN PLUMBING
- Werse "a % - r. % .yn.w

Wssss $3.50 to Sc. 50 aIDey.
Young man learn the plumbing trade, and
earn from A-5o to % 50 day. We prepare oD0
thoroaShly and assist in securing positioa-
Aundreds Of positions open to our s1aAenAoL
writs Today 70. Free Boofist, ..rhs way 8
Colorado School Of Pree2ical PSunAiag
~, l6kS-N AEApAhoN 81. Danvsr, Colo.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

10 Reeerl eoses lst el.as per ysaf.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-07

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