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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-19

suspicious that you are on the "
track, turn back unhesltatingly,
matter how time presses.-S,H
Edward White in Camp EQulpuI
in The Outing Magazine for ecsr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-19
Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles produce mols'''
cause itching, this form IS Y.
Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlhs
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-k''
Remedy. Stops itching and SlSl
Absorbs tumors; SOC a jar a
glsts, or sent by mail. Treaus'
Write me about your case y
sanko, Phila., Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-19

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
It fails to cure. E. w. GROVES
signature on each box. 2Bc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-19

CA ~ ~ e1E * n.
;:;;''s =; :; G6zNzzIl
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
Rom ance and Reality.

The young man had puGld the
young woman up tho hill on The TO-
huggan and was amazed to find her
moodIly silent when they reached the
top
what is wrong?" he asked
III you had any romance about you,
you would have taken advantage Of
the occasion and the opportunity to
say that YOU would re happy to pull
me mp the hill Of life forever and
ever, she sighed.
But but. L.
But last summer when we we're
boating YOU said you could think of
no brighter future than to dcift TO-
gether aGown the stream of life
Il know. dear; but when a man
pals $50 pounds Of girl up half
mile hill he hasn't enough breath left
to say what he thinks. Drifting in
a boat gives him more breath. and
more time to thiHk, ard less laboTious
work for his arms. Chicago Tri-
bune
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
Cot BACK At Lawyer.

The late Gustavc G. Rcichhelm. the
noted analyst and problem composer.
Of Philadelphia wa a quiet and mild
man. with horror of squabbles. noiss
and excitement
M Keichhelm was once dragged
out Of bis peaceful retirement" said a
Philadelphia. "He had 10 go to- New
Vera to testify tn a libel suit.
In bis denomination the lawyer
for the defense. unaware that he was
dealing with man ol Ir Reichhelm's
note said with a sn-c-:
~ J hope % ISN'T true that son said
sou we.s aTug to tes.ifs TO- the 9th
rr sino .ier Womb uay sou bettarg
-OH Ho tia isur ime. Mr
Ra-cii.in. ar tl el'HIs Hu- lp
l.-e BE- l4- Seen trr then irt me pu'
fho same question TO- Eo8- Or yu. had
been rEr--1 e tl--t Gee Tor.an'; son
have been On -he -tt=- SIDE -curself 3"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
WERE IN TEMPORARY ECLIPSE,
Neighbcrhood DepopuIated After tho
Spelling Bee.

wanted TO plake inquiries about
several different people in certain
neighhorhood in Iowa. and when |
found a farmer leaning over his gate.
stopped ny horse and asked him II
he knew one Henry Smith.
Yes, sir. I've knowed him for ten
years" he replied, hut can't tell
you where he is today"
and do YOU hrow James Thomp-
SOM"
Jim Thompson? Why, him and
me are like brothers, but can't say
where you'd find him today"
How about George Snyder"
George Snyder? Why. was
tradin' bosses vita him the other
week but | cant lay whore he is to-
day"
asked after four or five other men
and received tho same answers, each
one ending that tt wasn't known
where the man was just that day.
why don't YOU know where they
are to-day?" | finally asked
"Becase sir becase VIC had an
old-fasbioned spelling bee at the
schoolhouse last night, with every
body oaded for bar and most everr
body for five miles around has had
to Take 10 the woods and wort be
comm ont for three or four days yeti"
Baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
WANTED WORTH or Ills MONEY.
Indignant Chicago cubman in No
Mood e 3, SWindIed.


a ceitaih wen known e.uolh'h ~
ing nov over sIA'F mics from inc
fotteF residence on NE axe oHoIe
',flVe' threatens 70 cha"tlse ny ~,
NoTite aatohoolie agent win S,uheu
cIHo ana Gaiice aIoretAoasnt' as soon
as me lauef gentleman can pe iocateu
oF me venice department. OIL lue po'
Ilce force
me aforementioned cluDmah over
came MS scrupies against moving from
ms seat ID the c'uD wlndo"' ana puf-
chased an automo0lie when was Iooa
~ iouied as the fcal thins ny the
agent bclhS unfamiliar Win me
propcr manner 20 manipulate the
nooEacum or any other accessory OF
me car nc engaged talented chaute
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
PENS NOW MADE OF TANTALlTE.
This Substance Said to Be Unaffected
by the Ink

by Tie INK.
In December the widely known cleo
trie firm Of siemers & Halske Of Ber
lin obtained German letters patent
for new writing pen, advises Consul
General Guenther OF Franl,fort-on,
,he-Main This pen is made of tantalitc.
an extremely hard metal, according to
he Boston Transcript. On Jan, IL,
1905, The latest progress in lamps, the
new tant3lite lamp Of the firm Of Sic
.hens & HaIshe was for the first time
exhibited before the Elecjro-Tcchnical
association Ct Berlin
On his occasion Dr. Werner Won
Bolton delivered an introductory ad-
dress concerning the method by which
he had succeeded in producing the
metal tantallte in a pure state ana de,
clared that il possessed very eX
Jraordnary hardness. Sheets made Of
tantalito were 50 hard that with
diamond drill, which worked for three
days and three nights with 5000 rCvo-
lUtions per minute, hardly a noticeable
impression was made and the drill
itself was dulled AT that time il was
stated thai the firm intended to
manufacture tools and other articles
of tantalite. This latest patent is the
result of experiments 10 make use OF
the properties Of tantalite
The tantalite pen resists chemicals
70 a very high degree It is much
harder and more elastic than the steel
pen and on that account indcstrac-
tible II is even more elastic than a
gold pen and it is predicted that il it
will be placed upon the market at
moderate price it will supersede both
steel and gold pens
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
COULDN'T Catch Him.

Farmer Foddershucks-Yos Mira,
them Washin'ton politicians tried ter
bunker me. but | was too smart for
en-
Mrs Foddershucks-Land sakes,
what happened?
Farmer Foddershucks- Wen. when
! go, TO Washin'tou went 10 q hut-tel
in slick lookin fcller-scnato',
probiy showed q big hook il front o.
mn au' said, Register please" Not
wGca s2@s J. u registered at home
n-i ia. Want ter git me run in fer
repro..n' don't ysr2'--Cleyelanl Lead.
~
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

At the heiedt OF Washinetons
fame there were those who carped and
criticised to eo~c extent. warning
him that heIng celebrity was p pre-
carious thing aud taa' he should be
most careful. lest he 90 or say some
thing that would tun nc tide OF popu-
lar favor against him To these adj
monition5 WASHINGTON merely smiled
There is just one hing that might
no done" he said, "ana that is some.
thing that Will not he done until long.
after I am dead rs that time my
fame will Re so aol 'ifcd that nothing
can snake It. II we were su1 ciently
advanced in commerce for this one
thing to happen then, indeed,
should be careful
what is that ono Jhius?" inquire
the others Put you in historical
novel;"
mo; name q five cent cigar Tor me-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
CHANCERY NOTICE state

CHANCERY NOTICE State Of
Illinois, Alexander county. SIS. In the
Alexander county circuit court May
term a. d., 1906 In chancery sitting.
Nora Ingrahm. Complainant vs..
Charles H. Ingrahm. defendant, bill in
chancery for divorce. The above
named defendant is hereby notified
that said complainant has heretofore
filed in said court a certain bill in
chancery for divorce against him and
that summons has issued thereon re-
turnable on the first day Of the next
term of said court. to be holden at the
court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the
18th day of May next.
Cairo, Illinois. April llth 1906.
LEE b. DAVIS. Clerk
w c. Hubbard, Complainant So
licitur
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
UPTON VESUV|US
Concluded from First Paws.)

catastrophe. Today's visit of King
Visitor Emmanuel 70 OttoJano revealed
new tragedies AT certain point his
majesty had to abandon his motor car
and went forward On horseback amid
coastan danger. his horse Wondering
Through four feet of ashes, stumbling
into holes blinded by the fall Of large
einderS and tacgeL-inr- falling
basaltic masses. In the presence of
the king 129 more bodies We're cxtri-
Gated from the ruins, while ashes and
red sand feel a. though determined
not % reIinquish their victims The
dead at otto Jano arc said TO number
$50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
ASK COOPERATION
OF LEADING BUSINESS MEN IN
ORGANIZING CAIRO HOTEL
COMPANY.
lncorporators Issue Circular Letter
With Description Of Proposed
Handsome Structure.

The incorp5rators of the proposed
new Hotel Illinois have issued a cir
cular letter to prominent business men
OF Cairo asking them to subscribe for
stock in the hotel company Accom-.
panyng the letter is picture Of the
proposed building with graphic de
scription of the same.
The letter is as follows;
April 9, 1906
Dear Sir:-We desire TO ask your
co operation in completing the orgaG-
ization of the Cairo Hotel Company,
which proposes to build and operate
the New Illinois Hotel
As preliminary move a charter has
been Obtained options on necessary
real estate have been secured, and
plans have been drawn for an ideal
hotel building The lots under option
arc -four lots on the east side OF Com
mercial avenue, opposite Ninth street,
in the heart of Cairo's business dis
trict From all our Investigations this
proposition promises to be a very pro-
fitable investment for rs stock hold
ers. and also to increase very largely
tho actual value Of all property in that
part Of the city
We request that you interest your
self with us both for the sake of MAX
ing a good investment and to material
" bulld up the value of your property
and business in the vicinity, besides as
sisting in an en- crprise which will
give Cairo as a city prestige greater
than can be obtained by any other in
ycstment of similar amount of
money
The company will be fully organized
under The laws of this state with
competent Board of Directors and of
ficers. who viii personally see that the
investment of the stockholders is care
fully protected by the management
There is no doubt that our city IS
rapidly and has reached a
point where a new first class hotel is
needed. and if this proposition as at
present presented is not carried oJit.
hotel will without doubt be built by
come one. and very probably at some
point not so beneficial TO the business
and property interests Of his vicinity.
We trust thaf you win take sufficient
interest in this matter 10 call on one
of the Undersigned .ncorporators, OF to .
sign for as liberal an amount Of stock /
az possible on one of the subscription .
papers which have been left at The oil
fees OF the Alexander County National .
and CAIRO National Banks.
The movers in this proposition de /,
sire To make This a popular move. aud |
10 have our own people show their
interest IN the matter before arranging |
.o finance g elsewhere
Speedy action Us desirable in clos |
ng this natter as the options ON the |
real estate have bui thirty days to
run You NAV Dee assured that the |
interests of all stockholders will be
carefully protected in this investment
Awaiting your favorable suggestions
10 the matter. we are.
Your very truly.
JAS. n. GALLIGAN.
THOS. j. KERTH.
REED GREEN.
E.G PINK.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
C4As. FEUCHTER. JR,
EDW. c. ALLEN.
Incorporators
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

iuggle and muse the policyholders'
money savings That case had been ia
the hands of the district attorney for
more than year ana their decd
compared with those of Ryan, Morgan
Rogera Perkins and others We're like
The theft OF a penny ia the slot ma
chine
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

The coffee crop of Sumatra mas be-
come almost equal to tina of Java.
Tho latter island is smaller but much
more populcus and It had long start
in coffee before the plantations in Su.
matra began 70 Gu. any fgure In the
worlds supply.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
United Confederate Veterans.

For the annual reunion at New Or
leans. April 2jth-27th. the Mobile and
Ohio railroad will sell tickets TO New
orleans and return at rates less than
half, limited for return to April 5Oth.
with privilege of extension TO May
81, 1906. Ask your nearest ticket agent
or write II. r. Jones, Jr. 4. p. A.,
Meridian, Miss, for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
SEES RUSE TO DuPE
Concluded from First Page)

Perkins. manipulated The poiicyhold-
ers' money to suit their own pocket
Jerome dug up some OLD cases against
comparatively insignificant and un-
known men who were in the Washing.
ton Life Insurance company before
Ryan bought that concern in order to
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

Nos, volcanoes consist OF not one
tut many cones. each of which has at
times been a center of eruption
Mount Etna has over two hundred
such cones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13
Mod from, sr'er Williams.

Don't grumble wen de snow falls.
RI YOU keep pn erum5lin' yoail sho'
land in a climate whar yon2l never
see = enOwstorm.-Atlanta Constitu-
ioD
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

Beuedick-NUt married. Ell? I'll bet
you're fond of gir. though.
Batcheller-Oh. yes indeed.
Benedick-Who is She?
Batcheller-Htg name Is Legion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-13

F. s.. BUDER President.
{. o. PATIER, Nice-Presidsnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

The fire in the roof of George Rus.eirs
new house Friday evening was clearly in
eendiary. The fire was extinguished with
garden hose. The Canon City pen needs
one or more recruits from Rocky Ford.
"Pygmalion and Galatea-' at the Grand
Monday. May 2l. by Rocky Ford High
School. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

Phone White it,I.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Rssoiutloa Of Syapathv From the
N. z. Ladies Ualoa.

In siew Of tho loss we have sustained
by the death Of our friend and eo.woskss.
Mrs. Ida l. Hiekox. and Of the great loss
10 those who were nearest and dearest 70
her. Il Is but . Just tribute 10 her memory
10 say that, In ssgrsst;na her removal
from our midst. we mourn for che. who
was in every way. worthy our love and re-
gard.
We sympa,hi:e with the hsaIt-brossn
husband ard daughter In this. their rrea,
sorrow. and commend shem for eoasola-
ton to Him who has ordered all things for
tho bes:. ard whose Establishments arc
mean. IN mercy.
Mrs. u. W. narsiey.
Mrs. 4. C. Conner.
Mrs. r. r. Hess.
Committee,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
GREAT RESERVOIR DAM COM
PLETED.
The Mustang Land & Canal Co. Ready
to Put 5000 Acres of Fine
Land Under lr.
rlgatiou.

Last week Deputy State Engineer
Beach and Chas. Rocker. President Of
the Mustang Land & Canal Co. made a
visit to the property southwest Of Rocky
Ford. Tho height Of the dam gave the
state engineer Jurisdiction over the i'm
provement and Mr.. Beaeh's visit was for
the purposes Of inspecting the dam with
. view Of asesrtaining its safety under
the pressure which would b brought
against il when full. He found the dam
much better and stronger than he az
pseted. tho earthwork composing Il hav-
ing considerable clay in its composition
making the dam much more reliable than
Il would have been with the average soil.
The dam Is for the purpose Of impound-
ing tho food waters. Il 10 $500 feet
long and from to 55 feet high. The
width varies according to the hsight On
the upper side Of tho dam II has . slope
Of 4 to and on the lower ~ to ].
That is. whsrs tho dam 10 IS feet high
has base OF l4o feet reaching up
stream. and slope down stream Of So
feet making total base tneluding IA Il.
width Of top) Of over 200 feet.
The reservoir covers 2lo acres Of land
and has under It 10. 1000 acres Of tho fin
est and best Of land. Of which. however.
only 5000 acres is expected TO DO water
cd. AL OF tho land in that vicinity has
been filed on.
Tho plans include ditch six miles long
part Of which has been Completed. The
outlet from the reservoir into tho ditch Is
3 by 5 built Of concrete.
Tho company has so acres Of alfalfa.
10 Of oats. and = lot Of sorghum. all Of
which Is looking splendid. Other farmers
In tho vicinity have put in considerable
acreage and doubtless good crops will b
harvested. So liberal have bssn the
rains this spring that crops will prosper
quite long time without irrigation. an
examination showing that tho soil 10 moist
for depth Of ~ inehes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Buy Plants from Burrell.
Oct THE REST.

Ny hoeks arc headed by the best
eoekcfcils which could secure
and guarantee my eggs 20 hatch a
reasonable per cent. Standardized
Brown Lcghorns and Brcd-to.lay
Barred Rocks 81 for is
T. r. WILSON.
Phone White it,I. AFT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Beet Hoes and Garden Hoes al
Burrell's.

wanted-Perehsron and Coach Stall
lions from one 10 SIX years old.
Address M. r. Dillon. 82l East Fourth
street. Pueblo. Colo. 46-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

undertaker Sprinkler reports the death
sf wellington. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. W.
Gross. aged three weeks on Sunday.
Funeral services were conducted at the
bereaved home on Monday BY Rev. S. C.
Green Of the Baptist church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
RcsoiutIou. Of Rcsrces.

kdsPsrd By Rocky Ford Lodge Nc. 81.
a; regular meeting May e.h:
Whereas. Our Brother ~. q. kntefson
was stricken down ~i;hoa. 'nofner.'s
warning By lightning ard in tho prime Of
his lifs.
Resolved. Tia, Rocky Ford Lodge I.
o. o. r. has lost worthy brother. ono
who always gave cheer when IN :he lodge
roam. We will miss he presence hereafter
and hts familiar face.
Resolved. That we esisrd 10 his tdia-
ives cur sympathy IN This. ;hssf sad bo-
fssssmsn:.
Resolved. Tha. a page o. cur records
bs dedicated 70 his memory and these
resolutions be spread thereon. ard a sopJ
be sen. 10 his brother. also a eopy be sent
to our city papers for pablieasson.
A. c. Sloan.
Geo. w. Dasihg.
]. w. Lawt1n.
Committee.
Whereas, Our Brother. W. A. tiiesor
has been sadly befsased By The death Of
his wife. Ida Hisse1:
Resolved. Tha. Rocky Ford Lodge I.
o. o. r. extend 10 Brother Hiesex our
deepest sympathy in this. hss creates.
loss. Our brother has lost loving wife
and cur community . noble woman. one
who was always working 10 help The svf-
sering and relieve the distressed.
Resolved. That a copy Of these rsso-
ls,ions Be presented 10 Brother Hiesos.
and . copy Be sent TO our city papers for
publication.
A. c. Sloan.
Geo. A. Daring.
J. ". lawsoo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

Furnished cottage for rent. Enquire
Of Mrs. J. X. Burr. 2lo Swink avenue.
S7.H.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Buy Plants from Burrell.

Bee, Thinning Contracts for sale a,
the Enterprise Office. Sent per mail on
receipt Of orders. Price eenss each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

Go to Rcke's old stand and see Leaks
Cleveland Bay Stallion. Terms very
reasonable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11

Some Of J. S. Green's friends are point.
ing to new suit which he is wearing a,
evidence that he has sold farm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-11
Ranches In Sizes to Suit.

viii sell in 90. so or 40 asrs .ras
and an 80 acre ranch. within az miles
Of Rocky Ford. and with very bes. Of
water right Call on or address The
Enterprise. Rocky Ford. Colo. 4b.,.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-31
GUILTY OF THEFT
SAYS THE JUD6t
Criminal Charge is Made in lnurance
Investigations.
Jerome Asks for Warrents for Per-
kins. Bliss and CortelYou = Per
kins Committed Larceny, Bliss
and CorteIyou Received Stolen
Goods, He Says.

New York, March "a If the grand
Jury which is investigating some oil
the conditions developed by the recent
legislative investigation reaches the
conclusion that contributions OF in
surance company funds to political
campaign committees were made with
intent to defrsud the true owner OF
this property, it must find that larceny
has been committed. This opinion
was expressed today by Justice O'sul-
liyan in the Court of General Sessions,
in answer to a presentment on the sub
iect submitted to him by the grand
,ury. Judge O'Sullivan added that II
is not within the province Of the court
to say whether or not there was such
intent. That is question which the
Jurors must determine for themselves
from all the facts and circumstances II
the case. He charged the jury to MAKE
thorough investigation into all TIT
facts and to place the responsibility TO
such crimes, if they find that crime
were committed.
Mr.. Jerome was in court today and
when Judge O'Sullivan had delivere'
his opinion, the district attorney aske'
the jury to remain, as he desired to ad
dress it upon the subject in question
He declared that Judge O'Sullivan ha
misconceived the subject which he hs
considered, and that. if the court he'll
to its opinion, it would be the duty {
the grand jury to return indictment
against George W. Perkins, ex-vic
president of the New York Life Insul
ance company, for larceny, and againi
George B. Cortelyou, chairman, an
Cornelius N. Bliss, treasurer, OF tn
Republican National committee, as II
ceivers of stolen goods.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-31
ROGERS ANSWERS QUERIES.

Admits Standard Ownership of Sup
posed independent Concerns.
New York. March 26.-H. II. Rogers
Saturday answered the questions put to
him by Attorney General Hsdley, OF
Missouri, in the proceedings to GUST the
Standard Oil company, the Waters
Pierce Oil company, and the Republic
Oil company from Missouri, and the
Standard Oil lawyers admitted that the
Standard owns a majority Of the stock
CT the other two companies. Thus Mr..
Hadley has overcome his most recalci-
trant witness and has proved the main
point of his contention. Today he will
60 further and prove by documentary
and other evidence that the three COM
panies are all managed by the Standard
officials at 26 Broadway. There was
decided change in Mr.. Rogers manner
under examination, but he still pleaded
lapse of memory or Ignorance on several
important points. W. g.. Rockefeller
also testified and his memory failed on
several questions.
Mr.. Rogers admitted that he was q
stakeholder in the Standard Oil COM
psny OF Indiana, but said he did not
know in detail of the conditions of the
sale of oil in Missouri, nor did he know
about the division OF that state between
the Waters Pierce and Republic Oh
companies.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-03-31
Iowa May Gust Standard.

Des Moines, March 23.-The house,
by vote of As to IL, today passed the
nti-discrimination bill, which is in
tended to GUST the Standard Oil from
Iowa or compel a revision of its bust
ness methods. The bill prof. ibits dis
eliminating rates for oil and is pattern
ed after the Missouri law. 1t provides
a fine of So, 900 and imprisonment for
violation. Representative Cummings,
the author, in presenting the bill, as
serted that the Standard Oil company
had made a price of cents gallon
for oil in his home town recently, in
order to drive out competition.