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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COMING CITY ELECTION
Strong Endorsement Of Mayor Parsons by Com
mittee of itzens--Candidates With
draw--voting Places Changed

Iput down and vast amount OF Work
on sidewalks in all parts of the city
lis now well under way Estimates
| and preliminary surveys are beng
made for many other important I'M
Iprovements and all of these will he
Irapidly pns he'd in the immediate M
! Mre. II is due To the present admin
| stra ion To state that all of these vast
improvements and the assessments
therefor have been made after the
most careful consultation with the
taxpayers and without a single OBJ
lection in any single case.
We claim that all these improve
ments have been pushed ana are now
being pushed as rapidly as can be
done with due and necessary regard
10 the law and the rights and inter
ests of the people.
During Mayor Parsons administta-
Fton, in the promotion Of the interests
81 city rapidly growing in wealth
and population, il has become neces-
sary to grant to cer;ain corporations.
notably the Cairo 4 Thebes X. X
ompany. the Cairo Electric & Trac-
tion company and the lnternrban
valuable franchises. While
the policy of Mayor Parsons and the
city council has been one of LIBERAL
to these most desir-
able public utilities. they have a the
same time. with commendable per
sistency. most zealously safe-gnarded
the interests of the city aud the
rights OF the people All OF these
matters have been adjusted 70 the
entire satisfaction Of the people as
well as the promoters Of the enter
Nlises
We believe that the citizens of
Cairo without regard to creed, color
occupation or parry affiliation. and
the representatives of the
business interests. recognize that the
administration of Mayor Parsons has
been thoroughly sound. honest, eco
lcmlcaI and progressive, and that
hey unanimously desire a continu-
lt.on Of the present up TO date policy.
The expenditure of large sums of
money for local improvements will |
rave the effect OF stimulating every |
ranch Of labor and we call upon !
very laboring man in Cairo to stand |
md vote for his personal interests by |
supporting Mayor Parsons who has
always been a firm friend Of labor |
ind the labor organizations of the |
,ity.
In view of the above facts which |
.annot be fairly disputed, we do most
and urgently call upon you
D attend the at the polls in your re
pective voting places on Tuesday
md unite in giving Mayor Parsons
md the present policy OF improve
nent such a decisive and unanimous
as will insure the ad
-ancement OF Grea err Cairo for two
ears more. Your vote for Mayor
PARSONS on Tuesday will be a vote
or Greater Cairo.
Most respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM s. DEWEY,
WALTER WARDER,
J. 5 AISTHORpE.
f. A. SMITH.
WILBUR b. THlSTLEWoOD.
JAMES H. GALLIGAN,
JAMES M'MANUS.
Executive Committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

Vita 80 many commercial pianos
N the msrke.. with such neral
rade juggling 81 oncehonoicd names.
18th surh little real regard for the
'uture 81 piano music. the name Of
she O. X Houck G.. j. like paIloF
star immovable in tradition. con
slant in standards. answering IN poi
cy-a guide and protector % all w1o
would buy right and well
Our one price -ysfem will positive.
o. save Won one hundred dollars or
Tofe on yOur purchase 81 Piaaus
T after looking A. ou- stock yuu are
pot fully convinced ~ this fact thee
Te will not ask Won 10 buy. Ths
price on every Piano IN oul house Is
marked is plain figures an you can
make your selection aud the fnstln
neni viii be sent 70 your home for
small cash pavmen- and a small pay
ment each month
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

The campaign executive commit e.
II Mayor Parsons has issued the fol
owing address 10 the citizens am
voters urging their GO operation anC
support at the coming city election;
headquarters Executive Committee
Cairo. H. April II, 1907
10 the Voters OF Cato: The. mem
bers OF this committee respectfully
appeal to all of the citizens and
voters Of Cato TO 80 to the polls on
| Tuesday. April 10Th, and vote for the
reelection Of the present mayor, Hon.
| gorge Parsons.
We believe hat he is practically
| the unanimous choice of the people,
The matter OF Ills successor as mayor
has been fully and freely discussed
NV DO b The press and the people and
Ill open or substantial opposition to
his reelection has been withdraw
lis election is assured beyond ques-
ion bnt we believe that il is Of the
greatest moment, at this time. tina
here be fun and decisive express
ION ~ tHt IVNpiC tI hA9 '"''' - ~
election on Tuesday
He has given unstintedly and freely
y his time and means for the up
building and bettermenl of Cairo dur
ing his term OF office as mayor No
,rior incumbent has done more or
given more. few, II any have zen
Tered so much service or accom-
olished 50 great results.
Under his administration. and
largely through his untiring indi-
.idual efforts and executive ability
with the aid Of a Harmonious and
allie council and thoroughly com
1ttent legal department. has been
naugurated a progressive and thor
nigh system OF public improvement $
4hich includes complete and sani-
( AIRY system OF sewerage for the
whole city. the filling Of all low
streets to grade, the paving with yitri-
fed brick of all main avenues and
important cross streets, and the can
struction OF cement sidewalks
throughout the entire city.
We call attention 10 the fact that
Wi1hin- he past year Twenty-eighth
street has been paved with brick.
contracts have been let for the con-
struction of the main outlet sewer on
avenue and Tenth street,
for the paving with brick Of Ohio and
West Twenty eighth streets, and for
the sewering and filling of all the low
streets south of Twenty-second and
west of Washington avenue. Proceed
ings have already been commenced
ana are now under way for the filing
and sewering of all uptown lateral
and for vifrife1 brick pave
nents on Washington avenue and on
upper Sycamore and Poplar streets.
Miles of cement sidewalks have beel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
CHANGE or VOTING PLACES. !

At special meeting of the city
council Friday night the First ward
polling place was changed because 81
the inability TO get the building
originally chosen for the purpose.
The election will be held in the opera
house entrance where booths will be
fitted up.
Some change has also been made In
the Seventh ward voting place. The
booths will be erected In small
building belonging to G, A. Swobola
at 200 Commercial avenue. All
other polls will be as originally an
nounced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

10 usu tiufcnrS. blood fhin or ski
pale: skin iiches and burns shiain
pains: bad breath, scistica. lumhago
gent. etc. Botanic Blood Balm lB. I
- will remove every svmu'om gil
ing quick relief from the first dose
aud Botanic Blood Balm sends ricl
tingl'ng flood or warm. rich pur
i-i"rd direct 10 she psraivzed nerves
hOncs and joinis. giving warmth an
strength inst where il is needed. an
IN this way mailing perfect. lastnr
cure Of rheumatism IN al its forms.
Weak. Inactive Kidnsys-B p ?
strengthens weak Kidneys and hlad
der. draining OF al diseased mater
and all uric acid. 50 the urine flows
freely and naturally.
Botanic siosd Balm "a. q. 81 IL
pleasant and safe to take. Composer
Of pure 87ssnic ingredients. Pricr
81 per large bottle. at drug stores o.
BY express prepaid. Sample free b.
writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. ca
Ssid IN Cairo. ~. b. W. =. Simon
1901 Washington Ave. Cal or write
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

There have been some important
changes in candidates for the coming
election and changes in other re-
spects which need 10 he placed be
fare the voters. in order that they
may cast their ballots intellisently
and effectively next Tuesday. These
.hanges etc. together with a state
ncnt by a committee OF leading citi'
ecns regarding Mayor Parsons can
lidacy. are given as follows:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

We have handsome. upright
Grand cnrlcy walnut cabinet. Of the
famous Kurtlman make at only 1865.
Another bargain for some one T. a
iul size upright Grand Norwood.
style 60 mahogany cabinet, slightly
used. At S20a
Tnen we have Lag nda in mahog-
any. bright. which goes a. sI3a
Another bargain and a beauty Is on
display in oar window II has a
is,asuiifHi rich tone. just ont Of the
factory and goes 10 song one at 1913.
q AnVthsr rare bargain j. that Irving
IN ~ oak cabinet al only $50.
+ Nc sa.o other new bargains whoa
l'riif 6e put On display the first Of
TIE week and IL ~ou ever coatcm-
pla1e apfviBg il would be to your in
teIest % come 10 this store and look
our line over We are always glad 70
show you whether you buy or rot
OPen evening" rnfu s.se.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! 1.-THE WEATHER :
|. sS155syYyyyyySSSSSSxyI5SS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was partly cloudy but Nc
rain was threatened, a strong noith
wind prevailed The government
bulletin reported rain from II points
but little in the upper river valleys.
snow was falling in northeastern
Illinois and elsewhere Low tempefa'
ture prevailed in the central valleys
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
wiTApaAws IN SEVENTH WARD

leg to inform you thar have In
yestigated the matter and | find that
my time will not allow me 10 wotry
with the aldermanship even If
would be elected So | ask OF you to
cast your votes for William Magner.
Respectfully,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
(Coloredl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The OHIO. Al Evansville. will con
,fiDue rising during the next "a 10 &c
hours. then fall AZ Mt Vernon. will
continue rising during the next 36 to
As hours Al Paducah and Cairo, will
continue to rise slowly during the
next two or three DAYS.
The Tennessee. from Florence 10
below Johnsonvlle. win continue TO
fail slowly during the next IS hours.
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo, viii continue Using during the
next q TO 3G hou : probably becom
ing stationary thereafter
The Wabash. AT nj Carmel. viii
continue to fall slowly
W. L. BARRON
Official Temporarily in Charge
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Wife Worth Less.

III an Eskimo steal a fishhook or a
spearhead from a fellow trbesman, he
is punished by death or 5anishmen,,
But he may steal neighbours wife.
provided he can vanquish the husband
In a wrestling match.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

Nine per cent OF all kisses are
laden vith disease germs. according
70 GOOD authority. Lovers should be
usrcml not 10 take more than ~ IN
every 100 hereafter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
MORE CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.

Edward Maley has withdrawn from
The race for alderman in the First
ward Alderman Scullin is tAe only
candidate in that ward.
Report had il last night that one
" the white candidates would vita
draw from the race in the Fourth
ward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

4 London correspondent says King
Edward eats square meal just, be-
fore retiring. This closely resembles
clew to the origin of the saying,
Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown. Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Az Bret Harte Said.

The achievement Of Woo Aug{ OF
san Francisco. who raised a draft OF
eight dollars TO $4,000, is refutation
Of the statements that the Chinese
cannot adopt themselves to American
ways.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Shows Growth Of New York.

New York city's first Roman Cath
olic church was built in 1886 Mt Bar
clay and Church streets. where ST
Peters now stands. Now there are In
the city iS2 Roman Catholic church
ediices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
A Missioner,

A lady with very inharmonie1
voice attempted to sing piece cal
ed The Tempest" A sea capta|
remarked: Don't be alarmed; II
not a tempest, it's only a squat, al
will soon be over"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
wirnpRAws IN SIXTH WARD.

hereby give notice that | decline
to run for alderman of tae Sixth
ward and decline in favor of Mr..
Daniel Kelly, for reasons best known
TO myself
ANDREW w. OWENS,
tColored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
E,peranto'. Ideal

While most people will doubtless
employ Esperanto becsuse 81 its pfae-
ticaI niiiis. the aim ior which Is
y-rsn.s va crealed j. he ideal one
--na.aeii. go nniie humanity more
closeir North American kes'ss-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and Vicinity Slowly rising
temperature.
Illinois Fairs slowly lisins TEN
perature,
Kentucky and Tennessee Partly
cloudy and continued cold.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Ignorance Is Bliss.

rs ignorance ever Bliss Sure
"Cite an instance" Well take the
case OF the hobo who doesn't know
where 10 hnd work
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Weather Bulletin.

Washington April tS.-lLLINOIs--
Fair Sunday and Monday, warmer
Monday. dim nishing northwest
winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
Close Investigation of the Merits of Our
System and Business-like Methods of
Doing Business Has Received the
Stamp of Approval from the
People of Cairo and
Vicinity.

10 verdict a
who purchased Pianos during the
The detail 81 the eta making a
Tho adyan This House
lords
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

Bone pains. scisi
ca or shooting pain.
mp and down the leg
a ching back o.
5 houlder blades
swollen Joints o.
swollen muscles. diff
ficuliy in moving
around 20 Won have
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14

Keeping everlastIngiy Al it insures
racesss. Advertise in the Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
RHEU MATISM
Bone or Back Pains, Swollen Joint
Cured Through The Blood

BY Botanic Blood Balm tB. 3. B.
Leading Symptoms Of Rheumatism
which Botanic Blood Balm Cures:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
o. x. nouck PLANO CO.

Q. X. hoUCK PIANO CO.
702 Commercial Avenue. Cairo Illinois.
81 Louis Lrtle Rock Memphis VI. hy.re Chattanooga
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-14
GEORGE PARSONS. FOR MAYOR.

The campaign executive committee
II Mayor Parsons has issued the tol-
owing address 10 the citizens and
voters urging their GO operation and
support at the coming city election:
HEADQUARTERS Executive Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

- ~ Golden Medical y e9FexT
a rsgreHted III cFe " is ase@s s -
ant and valnapie ingredients Il tsss1seA
Seal r0ok
wearlv foyfy sears aro. Or. Pierce a
cg0aa1d tbs lid coasa, III the nsa q f9faf
srsr.Ieyrennaa glyeersne. aEd1d III c.
tafr DEGREE III constantly ma8nsasssl
49, ara with the I'D III apparaf8is aIs I
aUg. rsscs designed i0g salas paKEkse ex-
fract from our most valuable native fae-
dgcgnaI roots their curative pFppeE gtts
yrach better than by the nee n ale1fae !,
NJ reueragly enpioyad 50 tsiA nov Ns'Eld-
farSed Golden Medical Dsse0yeEys foF
tho cYyre "A week stomach. Indigestion q
Svxreneia. TORPID liver, or blIiousness am
kindred derAn9ements vas urst mace -
n ever s.rAe has bAen. without particle
81 alcohol III It's make-ups
Al glance Y AtAe fdM list Of It's lngredi-
enfs, uriute1 o. -eexefx bottie-5yTap PIPER,
win show that IL IS hade from the nosE
valuable medicinal rooss found growing
rredjents have received The 81 gess .felIll.-
iT[fl O nlgg e1lga !. - e2--
n 2 q
S7erlifssf ~ a a Tecdfa e. le xEEL
Mt a. III m for .the Il lseasee EoE u hlcl
sIy0IIden. III " ScQYeLx- 2 Is Aal ylseq.
A-iiitflS book Of these endorsements na5
been compiled by DIR. X. v. Pierce, OF
Buffalo, IN. ". and viii be mailed FREE TO
any one asking same By postal card, Or
letter addressed 10 the Doctor as anoye.
Fy0m these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books 81 all tho differ
ent schools of practice, n will b found
that the ingredients compost ne the l1ola-
en Medical Discovery arc advised not
only for the cure on the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure II oil ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections,
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering Or
hang-on- coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, II not promptly and
properly treated are liable to terminate
Ii consumption. Take Dr- Pierce,s Dis
covery IN time and persevere II Us use
until you give IL d fair trial and y is net
likely I'd dlsappoint. Too much must net
be expected 81 1t. 1T will not perform
miracles. II will not cure consumption
IN ia ADVANCED stages. No medicine will.
III 4rtlt cure the affections that lead UP TO
consumption, If taken IN time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
PROMINENT BETHEL MAN.
Edgar A. Markham Died Suddenly Mon.
day Night

Bethtl. Feb. y Tho funeral az Edgar
a. Markham, who died Monday night Of
heart trouble, was held yesterday after
noon. he had been feeling ~ ior some
time. hat had not heen cenhnod "a his
bed, lie retired al . O'Clock, complain,
ing that be felt very cold. aud an heur
later passed away. AR, Maxhagn repre.
sentea this town N the legislature Of
1850, and was prominent in the grange
Tho deceased was born At Qaeehes
january 81, 1855, and was educated az
Randolph and South Reyalton academies.
lls entered The drug business in South
Royailen ia 1855, continuing L until
1864 In 1870 Ne moved 10 Bethel. h.
iae proprietor II drug stefs here fer
~ years. Mr. Maxham bad not heea
IA active business since he sold his drug
stock 10 !, i. $500 IN 1894
Mr. MaNhana Was marFsed 0Stehef 2,
tSAs, Il Miss Ella 81 Davis 81 Bethel,
Who survives him, With son. Prank
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

ALL TURNED I'M
Brownsville Witness Denies
Knowing Of
mo CONSPIRACY SILENCE
ssustom II Woody war psttas Az.
tasss Senator Foraker of .Isad-
Ing 4 Brownsville Negro
Witness
NO CONSPIRACY SILENCE

Washington y. q, Feb. 7esfhe fen.
ate committee 81 military afaifs began
II thid day III the Brownsville igafiug
Yesterday. jacob II Fraser, forniar afst
aefaseft " company n. astb intantry,
taking lta witness chair Senator rot
ekef conducted TIE examination and had
net proceeded faP before IA methods
we're challenged ~ aenatnf rettua, VINO
DECLARED ihht the tlhlo senator wRs lead
inA thH stiffness,
fraent4 vim II il physical aiautf testi,
ilpl fhat ne was married and with ntiet
atafl4nd Hnittiufs hal been Tn initted 10
iige outside tha post uuartafA. iie was
40 hauo with hfa family Ga the night
II AnRlist I'll. when thn firing IN Browns.
IYllle occurred tin BIZ why 81 the quar-
lefa he faafd thu general fusilade which
appeared N 20 Heat 4 and y companies
quarters
Tic Witness described the cai 10 arms
and the toll call which was ordered BY
captain lYuns, and be said be found
evpty tAan present OF accounted for Az.
TEE roll call The company marched
through he town, and on their return
% tho barracks the guns were locked
III tho racks and the men ordered "a
quafinta until che feYeille, about ei4s
nest morning
Fraser then described ii detail Tho hi,
areetian IL arms hy Captain Lyons
Ahant TWO daY4 after the trouble an
The AmlnunitieH was ordered turned III,
ard all was property accounted Tor.
Fraser declared ~ did net know 81
any nlpnihrt II FIT cntnpany bring on.
uaued IL he ltat. afis All he believe that
ans haa heen HI h8a Withheld no III.
formation and HI Insisted that thefe was
M euspifarg III hllssnes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
EIIs'aTogha.ha nlag. &c b aa.nlaal.
Bo0DLING INQUIRY
AIMS AT JEFF DAVIS.
senator.Eieet from Arkangaa Under Fire
Of LegialStcfs.-"c Corruption" Or
der Goes Over d Day.

Little fsock, Ak, Feb. \, Mr smoth-
ers " Baxter introduced resolution 10
the iIouse Tuesday providing for tie
appointment III ioiat committee Ia III.
ycstigate thoroughly the charge Of ON.
cial ctyrfaips,on preferred against Senator
alnet Jefferson Davis BY Prosecuting At-
tornpy Rhatau NJ Littl Rock III his nj.
cent open letter
Under tha rules the resolution went
over until yesterday The resolution
Says, IN part
THAT committees Of five Nc empnw.
erred ~ Investigate such charges of off
glal corruption and 10 report to tho House
and Senate their findings, together with
tho proper recommendations fqr oustiug
said officials b event the said charges
arc proved true
President Moore has announced tHe
appointment 81 Senator'S Amis and
simma To consult with Prosecuting AZ.
tomoy Rhoton regarding "boodllng'
easea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

Montpelier, EeN q. The gepert az
0Swseer W, ~ IAmpherr shows tAat
tAs Mes cess u tae pees aepNgtngeat fag
the war tAAs exceed lsauayy 81, 1867
ua& &.SFA,aS TIC ety farm was maia.
tssaed Al ptt expense 81 SS6se1s tAs
xeess eNpease WAS Si.sS&Ss bat the
NnS0ee IVES Si.AiSso. tlss sisiss he
small acs oos,
A fetal Sc 81 regSozs Were cared Tor
a. ie< lArN Al tha scs COST II Ss6la1,
NisNt pefSoax are nDW iaGStcs At the
farm,
ne expcnte e TIE asar M e ~
lAFza vas SS.SS1SS. ne salary 81 tAt
eVoFseR v&s SsSs ara taAt q TIE SIS
pa.ySsssha WAs S2a3, fs9rist shs yeAr
! bs,Al q 80 iaaytSasaas ana fAssSsas
we're ssets az NY tAe Ssp4esaszs
varying b saeapst iFsa 81 esats T.
Stsa4s la tScA caSe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
FIRST CASE ON RECORD.
Comes to Appeals Bench from American
Court in China.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. THE first
case 70 come before the United States
circuit court Of appeals from the recent
" established American court in China,
is that Of Stuart Pfiea. who vas con
yieted Of simple assault IN Shanghai,
China. on January IS, this yesr. Be
was refused bail in the lower court and
bis petition f0r an order aimitting him
70 bail has INST been deniad bv Iuages
Ross and Gilbert. Prise was sentenced
to serve six months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

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pr0st iNe naek aesoF6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

hing drawn CIT controversy Tint van bH
IA acute npAt aassipn AT Il W uNwf
AiHa eamnppt haa been afpiapj afef
Ava faeI That TIE navy department "
plaHning III pViniiHa tha raHi1Hk A4uaa
slrgt ahii ttla AAstlAA ilesa Into wln aiWt.
pfhtablY III ~ known Al Che i'aeife 1eeti
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reason ief aiafmist tall IN this, how.
efnf. et thai tho AtffnQth % tlIa navy
Ia Faeins waters viii De materially M
ateaaed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

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M HIN fsliyNsag prescription n
aetaAe bea5ase m ils
Mabs6s III dfi'gak tim VIE
bd sas sssHs gefy yesiRs
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te4 WlxtieA gst ffob, sag ea
prescription pbHrmseg oaa bsif
etase FIaia rgesef tlaHddiyt
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