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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-06
EVERY SICK MAN

Or woman really ought to try a bot
tie Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
without any further delay. It has been
the means of restoring thousands of
others to robust health and viii do as
much for you, too. For SO years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-06
WALL PAPER-PAtNT.
SUICIDE IN NEVADA,

Large new stock: popular prices. c
H. Bodel, Nos. 1885 East LIST South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-06
INDIANS NOT CITIZENS.

Eat your lunch at the Palm garde
al the RCyal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.
lCnnvrIghted No. by NJ. r. Fosterl

Copyrighted 1906 by w. T. Foster)
unusual interest are '
have erua a asimpe % hen will MALE
wTFosTIR, Washington. DC. BoEXL
Washington D. c. June l6ast bulletin forecast OF d7tur'
bp TO cross continent l 90 10 49, cool wave u
D. Next will Pacific about 90 cross WEE"
Rockies country bv close Of 81 great central valleys % to "a eastern
st.te 25 Warm Of Rockies about 20 great cen
trail valleys p 81 Cool will west oil ROCKIES
about %, great central valleys %, eastern states p
This disturbance will the close OF long cool lerlou
the close Of the spring rains the beginning OF summer afoul
in the north western southwestern states Low temperature vi"
prece and follow the this disturbance and IT. warm wave
will not bring very high temperatures When the cool wave oo"
has assed eastward great temperature will come IN
This storm wave will be in the west but alter mas
i t of Meridian 90 all its features will become intense
Usually cool weather is expected l6 to %
The northwestern potato crop had bad START too much rain Inc
finest oatoe produced Minnesota the Dako aud north
ward The summer doulh will probably add injury the p
70 o and this will make demand for the Colorado irrigated potato
In u the latter stands the Minnesota and Dakota potatoes
The pring wheat crop still in doubt it had bad start North
Western lax injured by excessive rains aud the summer douh
ia bef il Where rains have been most excessive the
drouth will be most severe.
recently announced that Chief Moore would rely on the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17

theory expansions aud conacons Of the great permanent
high changes Later it
Chief Moore would rely Prof Langys theory
that Both these theories the the
used Chief Moore has yet given the particulars
All weather authorities looking the the only
fluctuations and clear that weather
officials formulating system long weather fore
casts based on those theories.
Prot Louis discovered fluctuations of the perma
neut weather changes, and Prof Langley
believed found original in the az heat
Prof Bigeow goes back and claim. the rotation
it, axis in days the of the uctuaon in the
forces weather changes. hope they will
get up be able compare results be-
tween their system and mine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17

Henry Watterson in the Courier
Journal, under the caption, "Hur.
rah for Bryan, comes out squarely
for the Nebraskan az the logical
and Legitimate candidate of the
democratic party for the presidency
in 1908, saying that there is good
reason to believe that "long before
the assembling Of the national
democratic convention of 1908 viii
liam Jennings Bryan will be put
in nomination by states enough in
their separte and several conven-
tions to leave to the larger body
only the business Of confirming an
agreed candidate, the selection Of
his yoke mate and the building Of
a platform
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17

about $4,000. The Scenic Rail.
way, which has more than a mile
of track is now completed, and the
Shoot the Chute by the 4th of July.
They run parallel to each other
just south of the grandstand, and
the Pike shows will be located be-
tween them and TO the east Of them.
The association has an agent in the
East booking attractions for the
amusement department. His in
structions are to pay the money
and get the newest and best.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17

The city Of Bryan is again after
that trolley line to the A. and NJ.
College. She will get ii-Bryan
never goes after anything that she
does not succeed in getting. That
town can show as many good re.
suits from the get.up.and.hustle
spirit os any place in Texas, and
is a splendid object lesson of the
benefits to be derived from enter
prise and progress .-Madisonville
Meteor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17
SOME PIKE ATTRACTIONS
Scenic Railway and Shoot the Chute at
the State Fair Grounds Are Near.
ing Completion.

Dallas, Texas, June l6, 1906
Two Of the great attractions on the
Pike at the State Fair this year
will be the Scenic Railway and the
Shoot the Chute. These two
ADJUSTMENTS are being built accord
ing to the latest patterns and they
will represent an investment Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17

Yesterday closed the lists of ap.
plications for Office subject 10
the democratic primaries through
out the state, according to the pro-
visions of the Terrell election law.
The primaries will be held July IS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-17
BRYAN, TEXAs. JUNE IL, 1876.

Many eyes are on Bryan watch
ing to see what she is going to do
with the trolley line problem.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
A Brief Parable.

A certain man carried a sack con
tanning a heavy burden. and he had
borne il many weary days.
Then as he iourneyed the Angel Of
Knowledge came 10 him and spoke to
him. SAYING:
what dost thou carry?'
And The man replied: 1t is a heavy,
heavy burden"
"Of what does the burden consisi?'
the angel asked.
"Of my worries" the man made
answer
Then the angel smiled pityingly
upon the man. and said:
let ms look into the bundle Of thy
worries.
And they looked. and 10, even as
they looked the contents of the sack
dwindled into nofhingness
For when the Angel Of knowledge
teaches a man 10 look Alright be per
ceives that his worries are but tiny
and useless things and the burden Of
them .grows inconceivabiy light-san
Francisco Gail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
lIlnndson
ACQUIRE THE TITLE
Alexander Club Pays Over Purchase
Price For Site For Permanent
Home.

The Alexander club yesteday closed
the option il held on the ground 50Xl00
on the northwest corner of Seventh
street and Wa hington avenue. and Sc,
coured the deed to the property upon
payment Of the purchase price
Situated on the cbner lot z5xl00 is
the three story frame building known
as the Russell House On the adjoin-
ing lot is one story frame, at pres
ent occupied by Dr. j c. Strong as an
office
The club paid $500 for the corner
lot and building thereon and $4,000 for
the adjoining lot and house, making a
total of $4,000 for beth lots and prop
erty encumbering same, The houses
win be sold and moved SO as to make
room for the magnificent $50 1000 build
ing which the Alexander club will
erect commencing in the spring, as a
permanent hcme for its members.
The Russell house was part of the
estate Of w. r Russell while the adj
iacent property was owned by f. A.
Burnett
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
GREAT BLACK CAT.


A meeting q the local order Of Hoo
Hoos was held between thc hours OF
s and O'clock lat evening al the
Elk's Club rooms for the purpose of
making arrangements for a general
meeting to be held here on February
Isl and end in conjunction with the
Southern Illinois Retail Lumber Deal
ers Association.
There 1. a large number Of members
Of the order in Cairo about fifty and
Ca ro has always been famous for It's
entertainment of the followers Of The
Great Black Cat
The members Of the Elks club have
volunteered to entertain the visiting
members Of the above organizations
and when The Elks club entertains
there Is certainly something doing
30 ii is foregone conclusion that all
visiting members are slated for Q
good time.
The following committees We're ap
pointed last night by the Hoo-Haos
to make all arrangements, tend C
correspondence and act upon appllca
lions:
Arrangement Committee-P T. Ian
gan, r. u. Carey, Il. NJ. Kelley.
Correspondence Committee-H >
Candee, G. S. Carey, Thomas McFar
land.
Committee on Applications-F, II
Atwood. c. WoInin, j. l.. Klemeyer
This meeting together with the Re
publican Convention for the nomina
ton Of the candidate for judge Of th'
supreme court in FIRST district to b.
held February g. will mean large
crowds. and increased business TO
the city during the coming month,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
Observation-Disclosures
IN SOCIETY /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Unique Entertainment.

A most unique and delightful sociaI
function was given Tuesday al inc
home Of Miss Mildred Hinkle on TWEEN
ty-eighth street, In the form OF q
"Thimble Party" Conversation and
needlework were the features Of the
afternoon, after which mc;t bounti'
fu repast of oyster pattles, chicken
salad, brown and white bread sand
wicheg, pickles. olives, sherhert fruit'
nuts and candy was served. Among
those invited We're,
Misses Marie Freeze and Alberta
Naugle Of Guaymas. Mexico; Ma1orle
Husbands. of Ina annapolis. Archie
Crenshaw of Charleston, Mo-; Mrs.
win Mnlyhill of St Louis. Misses
Margaret Laneden. Flora Schutter,
Alice Wenger, Beatrice Lancaster, Ma
rie HALEY Leila Hastings, Grace and
Maude Sutherland. Camilla Halliday,
Pauline Vanderburgh, Mayme Cush'
man. Belle Cunningham Martha Hal
liday. Hazel AisthCrpe. June Jennelie,
Emma Kleb, Winifred Warder. Flor
ence and Harriea Carey, Bessie NJ.
Turner and Mrs. Henry Smith Candee'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04

An Eldorado man. bridegroom
makes this inquiry of the Republican.
shall ! tell my wife everything or
shall I tell her nothing2" Not know
ing thing about d. We asked a man
who has been married hfly years TO
explain. lie said. Tell your wife ev-
erything" But The reiehbors say this
old codger is fenpecbed. We then
called on man who has bad three
wives and is row hooking around for
40. 4. Tell them nothing be- said.
"lf SOU tell them The truth they w.li
thinf yOa are lsins and 10 sou DE- %
them they viii catch you. Look wise
say nothing and avoid troubie. I'll.
dorado kan. Republican.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
At Meeting Of County Board OF Com
miss ioners.--Other Business OF
Routine Nature.

The county board OF commissioners
held ses slons Tuesday and yesterday.
The business transacted was mostly
of routine character, granting
claims and checking the reports Of
the county treasurer
Select Grand Jurors.
Grand jurors were selected 10 serve
during the February term Of court as
follows
First Cairo Harry Stafford Candee,
Second Cairo-John S. Aisthofpe,
Third Cairo--Thomas j. Kerth.
Fourth William J. LAWYER,
William Merriman.
Fifth Cairo-Timothy German.
Sixth Cairo-P, J. Thistlewood VIII
liam Walton
Seventh Cairo Charles Lancaster
c. s. Carey
Eighth Charming b. Foster,
Cache-Jahn KiIgore
Beech RidgeP, A. DeGeldef.
unity--Ira Long.
Sandusky Fred Douglas.
Eco- Eli Sewers.
Delta Henry Bass.
Clear reek-Arthur r. Sans.
East Cape Girardeau Allen Ed.
mundson.
Thehes-C. G. Miller.
Santa Fee Benjamin r. Thompson
Goose Island lshmael Billings
Lake Milligan-Geo &c Ryal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04

Fred NJ Farnbaker son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Farnbaker, deciding
that life In single harness was decided
ly against the principles annunciated
by our beloved president, and fail
ing after many endeavors to secure The
consent of his parents to a matrimon
ial alliance On account of the age Of
himself and prospective bride, he be.
ing only is last October and the lat
ter lacking several months Of l6, took
the bit in his teeth like a young I'M
broken colt and made a dash for Wick
life where a marriage license was
secured from young lady. the deputy
of the county clerk, upon the presenta'
ton of written statement from the
girls father thar she was 1G years OF
age, and his bare statement that he
had attained to mans estate. The
marriage was solemnized in the clerk s
office and the pair returned home In
the evening. their faces beamng with
| smiles yard wide and mile In
length OF course blessings" were in
order, accompanied by wishes that
| they would not rue the day of hasty
and early matrimonial alliance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
WAS LITERARY DAY
With the Cairo W9man's Club Yes
terday the Subject Being
1.-THE Puritan"

The first meeting of the Cairo
Womans Club and Library associa-
ton for the month of January also the
New Year was held yesterday in the
assembly hall of the library.
Mrs Andrew Lohr, the president,
being absent, a. was also Mrs. John
NJ. Lansden, first yice-president, Mrs.
Walter Warder presided,
The program which came under the
general mead of literature, and the i'm
mediate head of The Puritan was
carried out as planned with the eXcep-
ton Of the article entitled Milton
The Puritan writer" which was TO
have been read by Mrs. John NJ. Lans
DEN
The program as delivered was as
follows:
Puritan England-Green, Macauley
Mrs. Peunebaker: The Puritan in
Satire-Ben Johnson. Dryden-Mrs
White; The Puritan in America As
a Factor in Literature, Mrs + S
Dewey.
The attendance at the meeting was
small owing to the inclemency Of the
weather.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
GUESSING Contest.

Miss Gladys Aisthorpe delightfully."-
entertained a number of her friends
last evening at the spacious residence
of her parents at 6l3 Walnut street.
A guessing game entitled advertise
mentH and dancing were the features
of the evening. The gentleman's prize
for the best guesses was awarded to
Horton Creehan. the ladies' prize to
Miss Helen Lewis Davis Allen carried
OFF all honors by capturing the BOBBY
prize. The evenings entertainment
closed at a late hour after a most
plea ant and bountiful repast. Among
those present who enjoyed the cordial
hospitality of the hostess were Misses
Alberta Naugle and Marie Freeze Of
Gnaymas. Mexico. Helen Lewis. Ethel
Charles. Alice Strong. June Wright,
Edna Ind, and Mamie Cummings:
Me:srs, Davis Allen, Roy Lutz. Hor-
ton Creehan, Carl Bode, Eugene
Strong, Robert Goldsmith and Wen
ge:.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04

There is a clever young physician
in Philadelphia who has never been
able to smoke cigar Just one
poisons me, says the youthful Doctor
Recently the doctor was invited to
a large dinner party given by New
York friend. Al the conclusion Of the
repast. when the women had left the
table. cigars were accepted by all the
men except the physician from Phil
aGelphia Seeing his friend refuse the
cigar the host in establishment ex-
claimed:
What. not smoking? Why, my dear
fellow. you lose half your dinnerl"
Eyes. I know l do meekly replied
the doctor, but if | smoked, | would
lose the whole OF it."-The Sunday
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
BARTENDER HAD HIS REVENGE
Rhuous Mans Remark Aroused His
Partisan Loyalty.

He entered a little unsteadily, blow
ing on his hands. It was late,
Frosty" he said Frosty unsea
sble. B-r-r.h. Glass of ale with some
red peppers In it. Must warm up.
He drank the ale He waved his
hand toward a large picture Of Presf,
dent Roosevelt,
who is that MANI" he said.
You know who 1t is. the barten,
der answered testify.
who is it?" he repeated, with a
stately. offended air
"Oh. forget il" said the bartender.
Nnother glass ef ale, an s'more
red pepper He drank. He said
Bartender, Is Eat man Roosevelt
sure said the bartender Sure.
Bartender, what you want Roose-
yelts picture for?'
Because he's great. He's great
man"
Great nothin' Hos great BLUM,
bartender. That's all there is TO him.
The young bartender flushed He
stopped for the bungslafter. lheH ny
changed his mind.
"Have another ale?" he said.
Sure. said the visitant.
And at the bartender's expense ne
drank three more ales and they fin
ished him. He sank down on the
floor His shores filed the room
The bartender stood at the door Til
policeman appeared. He handed the
policeman cigar and said: Jack
have man in here | want you to ar
rest. Very disorderly. I'll appear
against him In the morning"
Then as the patrol wagon dashed of
with its touching burden, the barten'
dor, watching it from the door, muir
INJURED: THE President is avenged. -
81. Louis GlobeDemocrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
American Bank In Japan.

An American bank in Japan, az
profitable enterprise and a great aid
to the American manufactures, Is
suggestion from c, A. Francis of he
Higher Technical school Of Tokit
VINO also advises his fellow Yankees
to study japanese manufacturing con
ditions and needs One Toxic shop
employing from fifteen to twenty
vorkmen makes by hand sewing
machine which IS claimed to be bet
ter than a famous American product
of which it is a copy 1t is sold for ?
gen. while a poor quality OF The
American machine costs from &c 10
80 yen. How shall Uncle Sam s
agents demonstrate that their com,
panies make certain machine tools
which do this work cheaper than they
are now doing it and that no more
capital viii be needed in the. install
ing of the plant?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04

A western newspaper man. once
connected with a Journal in Denver
was one day IN conversation with his
chief when a clerical looking gentle
man entered the Office.
Sir" said he grayely, Il intend
next Sunday to preach a sermon Up.
on football and it has occurred to me
than an enterprising paper like yours
would be pleased 10 have my manu-.
script. ! have no doubt that any mum
Der Of your readers would he glad to
read Ii. and"
"All right all right interrupted
the busy editor "but youll have to
hustle IL along. Get 1T in early
early mind, Oar sporting page is the
first to close. Harper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
Entertained Tuesday

Mrs. Lizzie Moore of 524 Tenth
street entertained party OF friends
at her residence Tuesday evening. Re
freshments were served and q most
enjoyable time spent. Among these
present were Mesdames w "A Broe-
dell Allen Richie, Lucy Box; Messrs
win Johns, Joe McNulty, Ollie Stehr,
Robert SCOTS. Elmer Heil,g, James
Potts, |. O. Cory. Messrs and Mes
danes Henry Heilig, John Stehr Miss.
es Maud Warner, Ethel Zook, Haze
Neff. Rose Broedell, Marietta Reeder
Alma Heilig. Mesdames viii Bond
and Jennette Condor and Frank
Reeder,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
:IPICK GRAND JURYI|N COUNTY COURT
Matters OF Probate Occupy Attention
OF Judge Dewey--lmprovement
OF Streets and Sewers.

The following matters OF probate
were transacted III the county court
Tnecday, Judge Dewey presiding:
In the matter Of the petition for the
improvement of Washington avenue
from Twentyhrst street to Twenty
fourth street by sewerage ordinance
No. SO in the city Of Cairo II was
ordered that the appointment Of Mr..
yesterday as commissioner to make
time and impartial assessments as ap'
proved and confirmed by the court.
In the matter of the petition for
the improvement Of Twenty-first street
from Pine street TO Holbrook avenue
in the city of Cairo by sewer ordi.
nance No %, permission was given
to file objections to assessment roll Or
commissioner, by Monday morning,
January Sth, at O'Clock.
In the matter of the guardianship Of
Jacob G. Steger. George H. Eteger and
Charlotte A. Steger minors, petition
was examined. Personal service on
minors, Jacob G., George II. and Char
lotte A. Steger. proper notice Of appli-
cation posted as required by law, the
ccurt fond facts true as stated in pc
tition and ordered sale of interest Of
minors in real estate described in pc
tition as per decree marked Paper
A., approved by court
In the matter Of the last will and
testament OF A. Susanka, deceased, i
was ordered that he 9th day of jam
airy, 1906. be the day set for hearing
the testimony to admit will to probate
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
Never Did Anything but Work.

Col. George Nicholson, chief engi-
neer of the Queen G. Crescent, IS
known to all his acquaintances as a
most indefatigable worker. Not long
ago Col Nicholson was one OF group
Of men discussing the value of col
legiate training and the early advan-
tages that some Of those present had
been so fortunate to enjoy. Turning
to the colonel, one of the group asked
him what had been the education and
schooling that had enabled him TO
reach his present high position. oh,
never did do anything but work,
WAS the answer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
yAcul INDIANS GOOD WORKERS
Hacendados in campeche Would Like
More of Them to Help Out.

/ Hacendados in Campeche Would Like
/ More of Them to Help Out.
The Yaqui Indians who were sent
to Campeche by the government dur
/ ing the last year are giving the very
best of satisfaction on the plantations
OF that ate, and the hacendados
would be glad to get more of them.
Alfonso Gonzalez Duran. who Is
spending a few days in the city,
states that of all the different kinds
of labor which have been tried in
Campeche the best results have been
obtained from these workers.
The Indians seem TO be the most
peaceable people when in small mum
bers. and do not show the unsettled
spirit that characterizes them when
cougregatcd in larger numbers.
Those sent to Campeche have been
divided into small groups and put on
the various plantations They work
steadily as we'll as thoroughly Most
Of them are being used IN the hene-
quen fields
MI hoHlditH l'Nlhu diop ota''o tN"t
there has been great progress dur
ing the last year IN the henequcn IN.
duslry In his state The Russian
Japanese war ruined The loeWOod IN
dus-ry. which had previously been
one Of the principal industries. As
most of the logVoo1 produced In the
state found its market in Russia, the
war put an entire stop 10 g. The ef-
feet has been that number Of hacen-
dados who were extensive exporters
Of logwood have suffered to some ex.
tent. but 81 has had the effect Of turn
ing their attention TO the cultivation
OF henequen. which vii probably be
more probable Mexican Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-04
The Neiahhors Weren't.

Two char ming sisters who live In
the west side Seventies are engaged
10 two brothers. and, as far as New
Workers ever interest themselves in
anything. their neighbors have been
interested in this dual love affair. The
young girls occupy the fourth floor
apartment on the south side of the
street. and the other day the elder
sister was stopped in the street by
the young scion OF the family who
occupy the fourth floor apartment In
the house just opposite.
ooh, Miss Nj" said the small boy.
trotting along at her side. as he had
often done before. my papa said lasi
night that some one ought TO tell YOU
TO puli down the blinds. cause. If love
Is blind. the neighbors is not! New
York World.