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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Boston Women Objected to II as EN-
blem OF Homecoming Week.

Boston is not to be represented ny
a fiaring red label and a pot or pre-
sumably superb Boston baked beans
says the Post of that city That ~,
only partially win she be represented
thus.
Certain OF the ciubwomen OF the CITY
have faithfully considered the city ,
reputation OF culture and quality ana
have decided that 1t would be folly 10
send out stickers giving the vulgar
world to understand that our culture
lay In the baking OF beans.
Delegates from all the womens
patriotic societies met Wednesday
afternoon in the Twentieth Century
club and discussed things connected
with the celebration Of Old Home week
in Boston.
The Indian sign was put on the
mayors pet baked-bean stickers.
1t was suggested that q sticker bear
ing a representation Of Faneuil hall be
used instead and at this point Thomas
Anderson of Mayor Fit2geralds pub
lefty bureau arose and made haste 70
explain that the quick ones had been
quicker to see that the baked-beans
stickers had fallen fiat and that stick
ers OF a more dignitied character were
in preparation.
Neat little bundles OF the pot and
beans stickers were passed around
but the delegates gracefully rePudlated
them by saying that they guessed they
would wait until the Faneuil hall KIND
made their appearance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many CAIRO
people VIII BE Happier

Throw Out the Life Line
The kidneys need help
They're overworked-c get the
10 son filtered out Of the blood.
They're getting worse every min
ute,
viii you help them,
noan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back
from the verge Of despair,
VIII cure any form OF kidney
trouble
Jam Conner farmer, two miles
north III Cairo, H., says. About Z
week ago had an attack Of lame
hack which was only one Of great
-aaDv that have had, often being
eorilnel to the house for week At
time. have doetored and used 2
great many medicines but received
little benefit Finally | heard 81
Doans Kidney Pills. procured same
1T sehnh's drug store and began tah-
ine them during my iasi attack.
haa taken oalv five doses when
noticed relief ana continu q their use
until cured. now feel better than
/ have any time for years Doan' =
kidney Pills cured nc and am
pleased to recommend "a M"
For sale by an dealers. Price "
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
!
New York sole agents for the united
States
Remember the name Doan land
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
s,eina All the Town.

There was a whole family OF chli-
dren. and they were only to spend one
day in the city with their aunt and
cousins.
Unon their return home a friend
asked: What did you see in the
city,"
ooh. we saw all Of it, was the
reply.
"All of it, In one day?'
Eyes. YOU see we've lots of cousins
so one of them took one OF us to one
Mace, another cousin took another
of US to some other place, and so on
Each of us went TO different place
but the family OF us saw pretty near
Iy the whole city"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Mayor Parsons has issued a call for
meeting of representative citizens
TO be held at the rooms of The Cairo
Commercial club Friday evening at
s o'clock Doubtless the call VIII h@
responded to very generally by mem
hers OF the two commercial organiza-
ton and business men. as the oeca-
sion calls for timely and active inter
est from citizens The mayor prob
ably has some suggestions to offer hav-
ing been In consultation with men OF
other cities where preparations fer
the presidents visit are being made
and doubtless citizens will have SOM
valuable suggestions TO make. As tn
mayor says. II is not too early TO be
gin preparations for the event vii
probably be the greatest in many re
spects that has befallen Cairo in lat
years and 1t Is right that the cit
should be at her best in every respect
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
POLICE CHARGE CROWD
Concluded from First Page.)


Nelson's faee. The Dane shook his
head and wen 10 all the time Round
f3ritt's.
Ninth Round Britt shot Two let's
III the Battler's face, and followed
with a left to tho jaw ana right 70 the
same place Nelson maddened psf
eeptibig fought back hard and landed
vice with left ta face. Nelson nearly
slipped 10 his knees from a misspentI
punch. Britt whipped left with|
great force b Nelson's jaw Mellon
c'esea III. only to be the targef fag
Tritts enerying left to his face.
Rrtt's round
Teath r. cund--Nelson e1deaYole1
/ IL eei io close quarters. but BFltt
backed away droEe two rights to Mel.
sons head and followed this With three
llefts. Nelson landed glanelns lick ON
1Brtts nose. Britt laced cut with his
llen and landed on Nelson's nose
tringlng blood afresh Britt then
shot TWO more raking lefts 20 his OPP
lponents rose Gong closed round
which was all Britts.
Eleventh Round-Britt staggered
NELSON with right to his face. All
though Brit outpointed Nelson. the
latter forced the fighting throughout
the round Britt contented himself
with meeting the Dane with long
distance swats
Twelfth Round Nelson forced Britt
against the ropes and landed a lef,
and right 70 his face They worked
10 the center of she ring Nelson
went to his knees. partly from a slip.
They then mixed viciously. Britt fair
10y smeihered his man with left AMI
fright smashes. Nelson tottcred about
1.-The ring like a beaten man. He huns
10 Britt. and huited The Californian
for which he was warned by the re
fierce. Nelson spat blood as he won'
to his seal. Britt clearly earned thc
honors.
Thirteenth Round Britt was cn9
and appeared to gain strength as tn'
fight progressed. Britt shot a fearf
left TO Nelson's stomach foliowes
= with light left to Jaw Nelson. how
ever. forced the fighting again almos
slipped 10 his launches, but wa
: quickly in fighting position. Nels5.
ID vainly sought TO land on his an'ag1H
, list. but could not locate him. Britt
: Britt" yelled the crowd al the gone
Fourteenth Round-Fol9wing NJ
l. an's instructions Nelson forced Brit
about the ring A. usual biz effort
b. locate Britt were rIufucss. Brit
duye Nelson's head lark with
n straight right They w-oFle'cd an
Nelson gave Britt She elbow hoorin
ID him. The crowd gellcd di-8pproya
II Butt'z round
Fineerth. Si1teeuth screnteen'
81 Round Nelson continued foo fpr'
ID bni Hriil backed away meeting ~
s1n's advance with left 70 Jaw. Ne
Of s1n tonight rensiy Imt could nof D
re cate Brit Crowd yelling ~ Brit
ID The Dane shnwed FIRST signs Of wea
lonine in the seFohiaenib roHnl fn
Of hard 1masir-s lo The mouth.
Eiehieenth Round-Same.
Nineteenth R0und-Repehti0n
le- Preceding rounds. At close quartz
m Rrt landed a right that look
wicked enough 10 put ont an Ordiua
BY man. but Neison never faliered
TweHiieth RoGnd-Thev sho
he h=nds. aad fourht hard Ms drr
p wicked uenl mash to the iaw Tn
he ..sZed turicuzly. BEitt having the b
te5 Il T. BI1tt drove Nelson 70 G
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
AUGUST !, in HISTORY.

12ei-Fouudina Of the Swiss Con
federation.
tes5-warquis de pononviIle entered
on his duties ss Governor Of
Canada.
tz4s-Jaues Blsir. first president Of
William and Mary College, died
Born 1856.
174e-sznuel Doak. the Apostle Of
Learning and Religion in the
West born in Virginia. Died
In Tennessee, Dec. =. 1929.
1z7o-6overnor Robert Dinwiddle Of
Virginia died. Born about 1ee.
1zes-Battlc Of the Nile.
1sof-Jonsthan Edwards. IT., eeie
hrsted theoioeian, died. sorr
May 26, 1856
7sss-London Bridge inau9Urated b
william ~.
1ss4-sisvery ceased throughout tb'
British pozsessious.
sss4-cerersi sherman began ~
siege Of Atlanta.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Lucid.

Finally Archimedes, who for an honr
had been patiently guiding the mind
Of his pupil through demonstration
If an ahstruse mathematical problem
was rewarded by the CLEAN If intelli
genre that appeared in the young
Athenian's eye.
And dost thou see the light, ladY
Perfectly" was the enthusiastic
response. 1t had me stumped at
arsf III admit. hut its really absurd
~ simple. The whole thing 10 like
Greek to me Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
SHE GOT THERE FIRST.
aud Carried the Day ny Ordering
Salmon.

AND Carried the Day By Ordering
Salmon.
u GAY Gaddersby.' said Mr.. Smith,
10 he came into the dshmonger
with a lot of tackle In his hand j
want YOU 20 give me some fsh to
take home with me. Put them up to
LOOK as Ii they've been caught to-
day. win sou"
Certainly. Sir" said the fish mon
ger How many?"
oh, you'd better give me three or
four barbel Make it look decent In
quantity without appearing to eXag-
gerate. you know"
yes. sir. But you'd better take
salmon. hadn't you?"
why? What makes sou think
soc"
"Oh. nothing except that your
wife was down here early this after
noon and said If YOU dropped in with
your fishing tackle and generally
woo-hegone look, to get You to take
salmon if possible. as She liked that
Kind better than any other
Mr. Smith took salmon.-Puhch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
te7e--coIorado admitted into tne
Union.
Biography.

y
levy Ankney United States senator
from Inc state Of Washington, was
born Aug. !, 1874, near ~ JoSep L
Mo. with his parents he removed =
the Pacific Northwest in lS5, AiteF
leaving school he engaged win MI
father III the transportation business
III and from The mines some leW
wears after this this he engaged ~
NE mercantile business in Lewiston,
idaho. ana was the first mayor OF
that CIV Later he removed @ Wal!a
Walla wash. to engage in the bank
INC business, and In Few years ~
was the head Of q chain o. pailhs
throughout oregon and washington,
In 1908 he was again candidate any
was elected
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Holm z. SHEA

Manufacturer and dealer In Rarnes
Collars, Saddles, strap work, W'ios
Horse Clothing, Lap Busters ami ~
Nets.
The only house IN the city that
makes handmade harness. NO. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing a Spec
ialty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

ropes and he tottcred about me TIRE
hclplessly. Bril- went al me man my
maniac. aud almost sent Nelson
Through the ropes with right hnsh
10 the law. The gong saved Nelson
from certain knockout Nelson
went ia hts corner vomiting and britt
was given the decision,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

says The Cincinnati Enquirer. JET
ferson Davis. of Arkansas, j. deliver
ing Chautauqua lectures this summer
TIE general character OF the cha'l
tauqua enterprise has very muen
changed. II seems 70 be governed
like other theaterical establishments
by the, sort Of performance that WI
attract the most money to the boa
office. Davis ought to be able 70 Civ
pretty good show
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

|. They had a dispute. and agreed to
leave if 10 the military expert.
What ballet" they asked. DO
sou consider the deadliest?
For several minutes he remained
IA a brown Study. Then he looked
up with the air 81 one who had set
ltlcd the natter anali5 and definitely.
Il Tho orc that Liiz." he said
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Eat Etpllt ann
Emit Fir Ahrh
BY THOMAS a. EDISON.

LIGHT eater and fully appreciate the fact That The sole purpose of food
is 10 preserve chemical energies and keep Inc human machine gong
When lber 20 drain the system the minimum amount OF food
Ill ID Eve, the Italian aorers able TO their muscular
, on small amount Of bread and cheese and they certainly work
hard.
Then necessary for the business man 10 en- great QUANTITIES
- food hen There is no drain his syent Elaborate dinners are
er MANY business enough food to supply regiment Ihy
are ogging up their boilers by doing and Will live 10 regret IT.
Another important rule 10 observe i THIS: Oet out oil bed as soon
. ~ omen r eyes in the morning Don't lie n bed and wait to see
II Won cannot 20 10 sleep again That foolish thing TO do Jump
ont Of bed and do something anything Be active and alert get your
blood circulation
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Attention Of citizens Is called to an
Official notice from Chief Egan relaf-
ing 10 awnings Many complaints
have been made because some OF
these structures are too low, in fact
most of the cloth awnings are hung
lower than the ordinance permits,
ana there has been number OF a.
cidents 10 pe1pIe who colliied with
them. The chief gives notice that
these structures must be changed q
ccRfcrm 10 The ordinance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
A Head for susiness.

Dat automobile done killed FIVE
chickens while it was goin' down de
read. said Miss Miami Blown.
-Yte. aAsAered Mr. Erasius Pink.
.ey. but lie fus' cost Of De machine is
90 much 10 make de iRYes ment profit
able
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
GRAFT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Beach Haven, N r. July II --
cha4 ies y. Montague. expert On metal
furniture. showed d report ~ lte
PENNSYLVANIA capital investigation
commission today that the tate had
seen muleted more taan million aaa
d aalf On the 80 89e0a0 contra iof
metallic Fu nishings
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

If being accused Of murder and ac-
Quilted of the charge qualities Hay
wood al Il candidate for president 81
the United States, ais some Of "a
enthusiastic friends seem 70 INNS
the country ii fuii Of men who arc
qualified for that high office Nearly
every city In the country could Turn
ish from one to half a dozen such
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
TIME earn CAIRO ELEcTRIf aYS

BELT lime cars due 10 leave Second Ct. &c
ing north or Commercial ave., every u mir
utas from q. hi. I'd I y a..
Going orth on Walnut ut every 10 minutes
from s.Gs IN. to s52 y. M
POPLAR SF. LINE Helbrook Ave, car du
to leave Secona vt geing uarth or Folnrcoh
Ave- nc A.b7s 4. IA; fs42; 6;As sl1 -. m and o.
same minutes every hoHs until l0;4a and ii:l7
.. NJ
Going west on Twenty Eighth ~ a. S;49i
s*fs. E:3s; .4g. and T.04 a. ~ and same min
utag every hour until 1n.8 and tfsH p. m.
POPLAR St cars dine TO paas St. Mary's parR
RETT LINE OWL CARS north on Walnut
ii; 30 p. M 1884 b, IN; 10 =. m,i ESQ q. mi
3 40 q. M; A 80 a. M 80 a. m,
North on Commercial ria no p. ip,i 00t
m Z. 90 a m. 3 90 n. nj. N0 o. Ia. a. m.
regt aud Owl cars are due 70 ass west
Thirty fourth vt IS minutes after leaving
second 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Tip nn Politics.

Tho Young man who had just been
elected to Office was boasting Of his
proves as a politieian-
\ after the swelling in your head
goes down." observed the home
.groNn philosopher YOU may be able
to see that your election didn't hap
pen because the people were anxious
10 get YOU 20. hlt because Of their
anxiety 70 get the other fellow out
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete ana
perfect copies Of the Cairo But
letin printed daily and Sunday u
for the year 1906 ......... @o~o
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bur
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of June
1 saas .2te8
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Ths suIIeSan u on saFa NJ shs so'
sewing piscsa:
co,enan's, 114 Eighth street..
halliday HOUSE Ns~s atand'
walkers, 10 Sixth sfrsss
x,u& grant FasrtaaranE.

August has the high temperature
record ill 1G3 degrees IN Cairo y
was made Oh August 10, 1881 BIT
that Ii along time ago AMI there Z
low record standing against Il. Of y
degrees on August ~ 1871
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
PopE MAY FORBID JUBILEE,

Rome. july 91.--It il reported on
reliable authority that because Of the
vide anti-clencal campaign IN italy,
the Pope probably will forbid tlle cete-
braiioa of his saceGdotal jRbllce
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Fully so per cent. of
the illness of mankind
comes from eating i'm
proper food or too much
food. People are in
clined to over-indulge
themselves in this re-
spect when they are
spending their holidays.
/ have always been a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

You pay a little more Tor classified
advertising IN the Bulletin tnsn
ether Cairo papers but you get ne
rsssits
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Cigarette. Cigar, pipe, Snuff, Tobacco chewing
ana all forms of tobacco using are cured by
he A MES HOME CURE FOR TOBACCO
HABITS Put up In Tablet form. Easy ana
c1uv enieut to take. Make cutting pleasure
tablet treatment for tobacco habit, 81.
James Sanatcrium Co., Memphis, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Chr Hltstttrss Malt attn
Orr Gnrpuratinlt prnhlrnt
BY JUDGE PETER S. GRosscuP,
OF u. 5. Superior Court.

Not only is the corporation the legal instrument
through which is welded almost wholly the industrial
energy of this generation Of Amercansit Is the pes
instrument yet discovered by which that energy can
be welded. Not only is the corporation" the medium
through which the wealth Of the people works OUT ths
ages industrial triumphsit is the only medium
through which the people while working ont their I'll
nmphs as whole can also work ont each Tor hnsef1'
his separate individual instinct for personal share n
the triumphs achieved. indeed what government
is to mankind politically organized the corporation
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
.I,,ne Circulation.

THE above Is correct statement y
fhe number of complete and perfect
copies D fthe Cairo Bulletin printer
fer he year 1906 and for the month
of June 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 70 peiofe lie
this first day Of July. 1907
LEO. ]. KLEB,
lSeal). Notary hauAte'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
Ulrp Entity NJ
fault Ttnntttu
Nv JEAN VICTOR BATES.

everything perfect in imperfect world undoubtedly possess
proper desire for excellence They hase e Iea before them and arc
striving to attain to it, locality divine From springs discon
tent With the actual dissatisfaction with present attachments
ana With our own and other actions thoughts But this same
The divine ii uncontrolled develops into nsiaops men
disease acting all the more suby alliance with what nob
j
Perhaps this il vv many esmale individuals merely source
Of nncan a with whom they IN contract They are ezas
disconnected unhappy they spread ti4 discomfort and anhappne
n them 1ev make no allowances either for themselves others
thew never miss an opportunity and loudly depoe a they @
wrong and So awhile their great rtue q beng dissatisfied with
imnerfection turns nothing less than vice
There also find fault ana N the right perception OF
ta time HI no small part the Of managing others AGAIN the
ranf which has most sympathy will always BIG the most feetua
i a. nv gn Of anger temper the fautnar part will tend
m bring about the opposite result Only BY impartial survey Of our
own characters can disappointment friends be moderated and
or affections far declining gain additional strength from the con-
oss that there is room improvement and oearnce on both
sides.
Naaging fault-fndng with the desire to annoy has its origin
IN f and sefsn darkns hc lives OF those who Unlike
M fnssine IeaIi naggers bdo cursed an unialns
@ non of themselves They find fault except when other peo-
cs faings c nerves otherwise Interfere with their
ropa and private and interests: but high an idea have
ev Of what these should be- they sdomindei neNerent
Oupied with plans their benefit furious when these fall
through how can they regard their ngbors with anything irr
ton They glover alike do their utmost to and disturb
every Mace and character they and for they eye
tnow-that Smiling n a brothers face is charity"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, ILLINOIS,
Population 1917.

Population 1917.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. THOMAS II. MAHONEf
City Attorney, r. M. MOORE.
Comptrollcr ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate. A. J ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. s, EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,467.
County Clerk. JESSE u. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE y. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK e. DAVIS.
states Attorney, ALExANDEh
WILSON.
Coroner, DR.. JAMES WcMANUS.
County superintendent OF Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED y.
NELLIS.
Board OF County Commissioners
J. J. JENNELLE Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS
mn rDWTN \ CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

for the Of the Bulletin are req
n a. s rlr reF Cd tephone Items 70 ta
paper day ths JssA UTICA .---- -,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

There Il no keep up the impression that between he COZ
ooaon and the people there great guth the corporation Gan
only prosper 1T The expense the people and the people can only pros
her 1T the expense the corporation Between te corporation Weh
once reaches III and the people there need e no gut 1871
II tho last ANALYSIS people who building up these industrial
tinS though in corporate form everywhere surround ush
nops accmuaing wealth. the peoples thinking heads the people
bsy hands the peoples trobng aspiring hearts, and the corporation
when II reaches ts Will he recognized and trusted
M u I'LL onized form through these heads and these hands
ana these and these accumulated savings accomplish their Wofk
And when the the corporations best estate have come y w %
recognized be wicked to strike At an enterprise merely because
That enterprise il Incorporated wicked 70 incorporate crime
merely because tn doing may put beyond the reach q the law
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Storn Premise rou want mere
,nioa., do tor7 V-b} don't gon 60 10
~ori and oar8 it7
Ht7 Wei. n frting TO get
4 few pen1ies o8t Of lol doesn't
come under the head o.. work. t7cn
re looted 1r th- Efo-s definition
- d- g. - moving.
The TuLto pagers ere extremely
sore 20 tle poos resale shown bs ne
/ Chinese students who have stodieu
In Japan 81 the civil service exaT1i-
| nation held 90 Pekin. II is staeeo
that the students who received their
education in England and America
succeeded remarkably yell IN thS
examination.
oUsckery's Best Friend
italian Prore-h. eHsskerF hss 70
4 f-isnl lfl-- -4iri- -ist-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

italian prove-b. qusotery has 20
f-ishl li-r -riti--'iit-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-01

Big Four from North Big Four going North
ea .ssfisf6 n- fa 3.-e@ se*s els ~
2-..@...# 7:4s p n Y 3-ss-@ fipa m
no. ard aailg
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

Nav Edison aold Moulded Records now on sale at Wlkldel1s Monograph Parlors.
 Centemeri Kid Gloves and Long Black Silk Gloves at Cameron's Suit and Skirt Go.
 Don't pass the Red Cross when YOU want choice Candies and Fruit
 The Valdez-Yukon road is ad- vertising for bids for the trans portation of crew of men to the logging camp, down the Sound, and hauling logs from the camp 10 the railroad sawmil] at the town site.
 If you can't get it elsewhere try Adler's.
 A native from Kodiak, who who gives the name of Mir. Blod- gett. was given ten days by the municipal court yesterday for being drunk and disorderly.
 The Saratoga is to leave Seattle for Valdez tomorrow.
 Work on the minstrel show which is to be given the evening of May 3ist, is progressing rapidly and a fine performance is assured. A number of the local muscian% will furnish instrumental and vocal specialties, and tie minstrel men will be the best ever. A number of people from down the Sound are expected here to attend the show.
 Look over the books on sale at the Owl Drug Store. Late novels in cloth or paper, and many stand ard works by the best authors.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
P. P.E.kERN Gold and SilverSmith Tod Winter, Mgr.

26OO yards of silk in stock at V. E. & NJ. Go:
 5000 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidel's Monograph Parlors. Latest Records received on every boat.
 Complete line of new wash goods inst received at V: B: 4 NJ: Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ON. pRoF. nuMPTARARA.

Here We have. Fam informed. the
yellow Kid journalism aud tho
nearmayOr Of New York. Hearst.
By name and hurry by nature.
Spent $4,000 in g. Louis three
years ago for electric lights on tho
outside OF his hotel and Hearst
howlora ON the inside. but failed TO
land the Democratic nomination.
Judge Parker Of Esopus put him
on the hummer. and then the Dem
ocrnuc party proceeded 10 pat
judge Parker on the bat that's
another story. and besides. IL ~
unklnd to recall old memories Of
this character az this late date. for
who knows Judge Parker may
feEret IL more than anybody, aud
u may not SNOW 80 hard the next
time
This young party evidently be.
lleyea In free speech aud plenty Of
a. and In the free and unlimited
coinage Of editorials
lie n Of an athletic build. aud hts
hobby II swinging the hammer and
directing the anvil chorus There
II nothing that pieases him more
than 10 touch somebody up with
piece Of redhot iron. and he Is this
brisbane Of every public man TO