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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-19
Atlanta Leads

RESULTS YESTERDAY. Atlanta f, Memphis o. New Orleans 8, Birmingham O.. Shreveport Montgomery, no game.
 GAMES TO-DAY. Nashville at Little Rock. Atlanta at Memphis.
 x-Montgomery at Shreve'pt
 Birmingham at N. Orleans XDouble- header.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-19

It is pleasant to look on the rain when one stands dry.-Dutch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
SENATOR CLARK is
SAVED FROM RIVER
MONTANA cROESUS HAULED
FROM UNDER ICE IN NICK OF
TIME BY FRlENDS-NoNE
THE WORSE FOR DIP.

Trinidad Coo, April 6.-While for.
mer United States Senator William A.
Clark. of Montana was crossing a
river 20 miles west of Trinidad yes
terday, his carriage broke through
the ice and was upset The senator
was plunged into the stream, and was
rescued by other members of the
parry as he was being washed under
the ice.
Mr.. Clark is confined 10 his bel in
his private car today in the care of a
p1s stefan. He ha a severe cold but
no serious results are expected
After the accident the senator was
hurrieily takea to a ranch FIVE miles
away. and when he arrived there his
z lothing had frozen After being fur
nished with dry clio hing the party
proceeded 70 Weston eight miles DIS
tant where the senator's private car
was waiting.
The senator who is accompanied by
his wife and daughter, will resume
this trip to Los Angeles this after
noon.
Senator Clark was ca a toar Of in
spec ion OF his coal properties when
The accident happened.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Deadwood TODAY.

THE impression that Deadwood, s.
d.. Is bad town is very grave
mistake" said Col w. II. Parker, rep,
resentatiye-eiect from that state. II
have lived there 80 years and have
never seen anything very different
from other western cities. Some years
ago there was great deal OF gamb-
ling, but 1t was never licensed, as IL
was In Montana and Wyoming Now,
however. there is little gambling. and
Deadwood is one of the most order
ly towns | have ever seen. under
stand there is a popular belief that
there was such man as Deadwood
Dick, who was the head of many
thrilling ventures. If he ever lived
In Deadwood or South Dakota, never
knew of him. He was a creature Of
some writer's fertile brain.
"Deadwood is growing city of
about 5000 people 1t Is separated
from Lead City by an imaginary line.
The latter city has 10000 people, and
IL is not improbable that some time
the two cities will unite"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
EXPECT SUCCESS
TO SCORE HERE
MOST INTERESTING AND PoPu-
LAR PLAY OF MANY YEARS
TO BE PRESENTED HERE
THURSDAY NIGHT.

There will certainly be long Linz
} ticket buyers at the box Office of
he opera hou G. Thursday, April 18th,
IN which date Henry B. Harris viii
present the now famous comedy
lrama, The Lion and the Mousf
'erhaps MOI in the past ten year ami
certainly in the last five has there
eeen any play VIII Oh scored the extra
ordinary 5 ccess with which the Char
rs Kl in piece has met.
Since the premiere Of the play
which took place he first Of last DC.
ober 1905. audiences at the Lyceum
rheafer in New York have almost lost
,ontrol them Ives in enthusiasm
over the great third act scene.
Not only has the play been running
New York t. capacity business To-
several months bur a second company
vas organized by Mr. Harris some
months ago. and after a short western
our it wsut into Chicago and has
leen running there ever since at the
Illinois Theater and despite the fact
If this long run which Is an unprece.
tented on in we. tern city. Mr.. Har-
is Is r esented thisshrdlu emfwyppu
lis is presenting this play to the fire
limits o fine theatre. The announce
nenf OF the dramai c production here
causing widespread interest ami
viii likely prove the dramatic as we'll
rs social event o fthe season. The
'eat aal is announced for Wednes.
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
DIED AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS
MISS ANATASIA DARMODY SUC-
cuM5S AFTER MONTHS OF
SUFFERING - FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD
SUNDAY.

Miss Anatasia Darmody, daughter
of Mr.. and MS. Thomas Darmody of
22l4 Washington avenue died yester,
day morning at 1920 O'Clock after a
long illness.
Several months ago the decedent
was taken i'll and all thai could be
.dene for her here and at a St Louis
hospital was done but without per.
manent benefit.
The decedent is survived by her
parents. two sisters. Mrs. Frank
Rush and Miss Mary Darmody. and
six brothers, George. Edward,
Thomas, Jr, William. Richard and
Robert, all Ct whom reside in Cairo.
The funeral will be held Monday
morninS at $50 o'clock with high
mass at 81 Joseph's church. In.er-
ment will be made at villa Ridge
cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
BY the Way.

St Peter won't pay much attention
To- printed biographies when he makes
he final Judgment.
Ed Howe complains because west.
crn tailors make pants" too long
That's so you can turn up your
trousers" Ed.
AID now. in New York there are
professional lovers, men who instruct
yOi rg women how TO make love.
SEEMS 10 me this would be A nice
bu dness II a fellow could pick the
q L.
Half the trouble Of the world il
-Rused by people quarreling over
stmething about which they don't
really care a snap Of their finger.
Never contradict your wife before
omp any and never let her contradict
sou. likewise-not even II you have 10
take her down and sit on her This
performance viii not iniure sou in the
cy.s Of your friends more than the
contradiction
man VINO has sood wife that
eaa aOos b. f0Oi 10 quartet Eith her
afoai the hiisute integnments Of the
4sTt.ans,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Use for Bad Roads

A farmers wife wanted to send a
lot Of butter 10 market but she did
not have time to wait until It was
done. but she was equal to the occa.
sion.
She poured the ripened cream into
a milk can with a close fitting top and
set If In her buggy. and drove in: the
rough and rigid roads did the req.
Upon arriving. she took the lids OF
the can and with the ladle and but
ter tray she had provided. she dipped
up the butter and had Il ready for de-
livery in a jiffy. Even the rough
roads can be turned into utility By
the gump;ion Of a woman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked slS feet on tho
Cairo gauge last evening, showing
fall Of 2.2 feet in "a hours. Onf
year ago Ii was aga feet.
Rising rivers were reported yester
day as follows. Nashville ~. Flor
enc, oil, JohnsonyilIe 90, Davenport
05. vicksbu.e %, New Orleans o..
The John A Wood took * barges
coal 10 st. Louis yesterday morning.
The John 3 Summers went soats
yesterday with an empty barge after
lumber
The Z s. light horse tend r Colder
Rod arrived from Cincinnati at a
nj. yesterday and went 10 he Lank
to spend Sunday.
The towboat T H Davis went 70
.Ioppa yesterday light.
The Peters Lee was In port one
hour y sterday morning from Mem
phis bound for Cincinnati. She had
a fine cargo and did very little here
The Dick Fowler is arain making
all landings between Cairo and Pa.
lncah She was In and ont rs us~
yesterday flIWYIYa
The Sdnfiower came up from q,
man with barge which was loaded
W tn hay hare and other supplies.
The Ferd Herold left St Louis yes
terday for Cairo and Memphis. She
will be here today
Paducah's Central Labor Union will
give river excursion on the Island
Queen April %.
The tSacksr Lee is coming up from
Memphis bound for Cincinnati She
will be here today On her way dowl
she had i,s45 packages for Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

the notice Of the Board or Local I'm.
proyements at its next meeting and
abide by its decision He avs it is
decidedly against his interest to de-
lay the work for he is losing not only
valuable time and the advantage of
good weather. but also interest on
about $4,000 worth of material which
Is lying idle. He Is anxious to get to
work. bur has delayed in ordsr TO
& We citizens a chance TO finish their
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

The Ohio at Evansy lie no. material
change next p hour possibly follow
4 by slight rise From NJ. Vernon
TO Cairo will continue falling at de
creasing rate during next 36 to IS
hours. probably passing below 80 foot
stage at Cairo during Sunday.
The Tennessee from Florence TO be.
low Johnsonville will continue rising
during the next &c to IS hours.
The NJ ssisaippi from below 81
Louis TO Cairo. will remain about sta
tionary, or fall slowly during the mex.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Prayers It.f thc Needy.

A Western politician who has fig
ured prominently in some OF the re-
cent undertaking campaigns took
his ten year old son TO Washington
with him and one afternoon they
went together to the Senate gallery.
The youngster appeared greatly In
terested in the chaplain and his
opening prayer. The fond father ex-
planned that the Speaker was the
chaplain of the Senate.
oh, he prays for the Senate,
doesn't he?" asked the boy.
NO" said the father grimly. he
doesn't. He just gets up aud takes a
look at the Senate and then he prays
for the country"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
General Conditions.

The day was cloudy and quiet, 100
COL for comfort without overcoats 70
ward evening Rain was reported ~
yesterdays government bul#tin rom
"a points, covering the river valleys
The heaviest was 1886 inches AZ Nash
vile and i.20 1T Chattanooga TEN
paratures were II ing west OF q
Mississippi. Cool weather prevailed
in east
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
srrrstitors.

He-Now that have your an
swer, ny darling Elizabeth. let me
ask you one question. Are you So
perstitious?
Saperstitioas? Why do you
ask. Franz?
THAT can only tell you when
you have answered ms question
''weii. then. am not in the least
s1perstitiOus.
(Groa;ig d1iishtcd) - Then I
NAY tell 500. Yoa are my thirteenth
nnzuce. Nvie-a- salonwitzblatt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
A Mean Husband.

IL thought # was nice OF you to
tell that carpenter. who seemed to
think women know nothing that
could hammer nails like light
ming. raid Mrs. Morse TO her hus-
band. But I'm afraid. dear. yol are
not an unpreiud.ctd Judge. ! really
don't think I'm sgch a very good
hamI.erer."
oh, he knew what I meant"
said Mr. Morse. cheerfnlly. You
know lightning never strikes twice
in the same place, they say. "--Ex-
change.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
WHY THE OtLAY2
Contractor Fraser Explains Why the
Ohio Street Work is Not Done
Anxious to Get to Work.

Contractor a. s Fraser explains.
rith respeci 70 the situation on OHIO
street. that the .e8sons why he has
not hegrn work are several The prin-
cipal reas-n is that a mbsr Of peo-
De are building or want TO build area
Ealis and everal Of hem have begun
ne work. These ar walls are 70
serve as The clrb for tie street pave
neat and Mr. Fraser says he can not
proceed with his work without inter.
lering with tn work OF these citizens.
He says he viii bring the subject 70
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Remember To-Day That
Courage leads man to Inn
mortality, but fear to oblivion
and death.
Uncle By's Daily Love Story.

'~'~ ~ odify 1oNC otSf
I He had been worried and cross for
a week and she had allowed her wire
OF dlscord to short circuit his cable
twice during the breakfast hour. He
I had waited but moment for her to
come for her morning kiss. before
taxing his train for business. She had
not come promptly and he had gone
away without the usual token OF af.
lection that marked their daily part
irg
As n result she had been unhappy
and neryous all day An hour before
tue for his return she had donned
the dress he liked best and was play
Ing on the piano love song they had
of;en sung together, When the train
waistled she wreathed her face in
sriles and took her place at the hall
door 20 surprise him
But she waited without his coming.
TT en- she began To imagine things.
ll1 had been killed she was positive
OF 1t, and she threw herself on the
SOFA and wept bitter and griefstrlcken
tears Eight o'clock struck and she
rtlehed madly down to the telegraph
office and wired the Office where he
was employed, hoping to catch the
iapitor or some one who might know
Of the accident. Then she returned
hoLle and cried softly in her handker-
chief-and waited
Suddenly her mood changed to an
ger. He was trying to pay her back;
he. was staying down town merely to
punish her. 1t was cruel OF him and
heaftless. She would retire and go TO
sleeal She would show him that she
was not to be Inundated in this man.
ner!
Ste scarcely had touched the bed be-
fore her grief and remorse returned,
and the tears came so freely they wet
the pillow-and still he did not come.
Thel she heard a strange step on the
side walk. 1t was the messenger to tell
her of the accident, or a friend to
break gently the news of his death.
With great ontburst OF sobbing.
she arose and answered the bell her.
self. She could hardly muster courage
to Full aside the curtain OF the door
and peep through the glass.
Her worst fears were realized. /
Thee in the dim light she recognized
Mr.. Haskins mutual friend. He was /
emil arrassed.
my dear Mrs -" he began. /
Yolr husband"
What has happened?, Tell me-"
she begged.
y am very sorry, but Ed asked me
to see you personally and tell you
that he has gone to st. Louis on bust
nesfN Was called Unexpectedly and he
did not like to trust to a telegram for
fear it would be delayed and you
would be worried At the station I
met Wiggsby who is buying some
property for me-and-and ! got so
interested In II. | forgot all about the
message until ! had retired for the
night. Then | came over Just as
qui' KY as ! could III send around
big box OF candy tomorrow and il you
tell Ed ! forgot his message. Tll-TH
do something dreadful"
Never mind the candy. Mr.. Has.
kinS, and | won't tell. Indeed / won't. /
Thank YOU very. very much
Aud weary. nervous but re-
Iieyed little wife returned to her bed
10 VOW that she would never. no. /
pe' er, quarrel with her husband
again. no matter how much the wires ]
sUi crossed L
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
STRAUS EXCLUDES
JAPS FROM THE U.S..
FIRST FOREIGNERS TO BE KEPT
OUT UNDER NEW IMMieRA-
TON AcT-ALso BARRED AT
HONOLULU.

Washington. April e.-Secretary
straus. Of iho department - com
merce AMI labor. today nied a1mis-
sion 70 this e-untry Of ave japanese
Immigrants Those axe the frsi Jap
snese exclusion cases which have
reached the .ec7etary since TIE pro
mitigation Of the executive order ear
rsi-g irio eject the new Immigration
law.
His action was based upon an appeal
aiken by the Japan from the decis-
ion Of the inspector a. Fl Paso. Texas.
denying them the right 70 enter this
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
country on Texas ports from Mexico
BARRED AT HONOLULU.

Honolulu April 6.-The board of i'm.
m grafton has decided that further i'm
portation of laborers is impracticable,
under thu recent decision of Attorney
General Bonaparte. Efforts will now
be made to retain all the white labor
now here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Gift to the King.

The season On plosers' eggs opens
IL Ez=sssd zhea tie first nest that
Is robbed is always sent 10 the King.
The second clutch. which consisted
Of eleven eggs. vas sent 70 market
and brought lite ossr SIS. AL
eleven would not weiga as much a.
two hens eggs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Where the Priest Would Nee. Them.

An omnibus fun of young Partisan
students was rolling down the street
when quiet looking old gentleman In
priests attire got in. The students.
angry at the interruption. began usin F.
bad language in the hope of drlvin =
him outside. But the priest took NJ
more notice than If the bus had been
perfectly empty. At last he rose 10
get out.
Then he turned and very politely
said: It'll we meet again, gentle
men,
Good by. old chap" shouted one.
We don't want TO see you again"
Pardon me" replied the priest. "we
are sure TO meet again. am the chap
lain OF Mazas prison"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

DC to As hours.
The Wabash at Mt Carmel. will con-
inue TO fall slowly during the next
10 to fS hours.
CHARLES F.. Kinney,
Section Director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Rememher the Coed

When a man does noble act.
date him from that forget his faults;
let his noble act be the standpoint
from which you regard him There is
much that Is good in the worst OF
Henry ". Bellows, d. ID.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
MRS. PIANO BUYER
For Several Days We Have Been Telling in
These Columns About the Special Good
Bargains in Pianos We Have
10 Offer You.


ievety day vicinity
Of
The STORES sell
without exaggeraon misrepresentation One
pocket sending
of the friend? musician who advises
o
pays to
more ~ the instru IF.
indefinite win handsomely call
HOGCK STORE The
and tempting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Woman Count. survsxer.

The Galway county authorities have
appointed Miss Alice Perry. who holds
the degree Of bachelor OF engineering
interim county surveyor 10 the room
Of her father he late Mr. Jane
Perry The appointment IL to D.
made permanent-fundoH STANDARD.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
lenden journal Foxes Gun.

Sir Patrick Manson gave lecture
at the Workingmen's college on Dirt.
Damp and Disease" II is By means
OF such rollicking entertainment that
1t is hoped to entIce the workingman
from the rival attractions OF the pub
lie house.-Leaaoa Evening News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Fnrecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Threatenine
weather with showers warmer
Illinois, Partly cloudy with prob.
ably showers in south portion; rising
temp raiare.
Kentucky Threatening with show
ers: slowly rising temperature.
Tennessee. Threatening with show
ers; warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

is per cent simple intrest on de
ferred payments.
\ Sliding price dealers ask $4,000 fol
this same instrument. We can show
you this In black and white over the
signature Of one OF them Come In and
see that beautiful Style Y Kurtzman
in Curly Walnut Veneer, its only
SSG5.00 Sliding price dealers ask
$4,000 for this same piano. We have
il In black and white for your inspec.
zion. That's the difference to you
when you deal with a oneprice house,
Think ii over There are no secret
prices in the O. K HOUCK STORES.
No quibbling, no juggling. no jolly
ing None of these nice little stories,
that they make cut because its yon.
or because they want one in the
reighbcrhood and an those antiquatel
me hods Of so years ago. II you have
been thinking OF buying piano and
have ever had a talk with one of the
sliding price dealers, YOU know that
they do offer those silly arguments
daily.
Those little whispered prices. used
20 TOOL SOME people, but today, con
seryatiye buyers want to buy just as
cheap as their neighbor buys. and
hey know when a dealer tells them
they viii sell them an instrument at
less price than any one else, tina;
there must be a bug nnder the chip
somewhere THINK 1T OVER, MRS.
PIANO BUYER, THINK 1T OVER
Come in and let us talk it over.
PIANO co.,
venue. Cairo. Illinois.
Chattanooga. Nashville.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

Instead Of making ourselves perfect
and others happy. 80 are always turn
ing the idea wrong side est. trying &c
make Others psrfc,t and ourselves
happy The scheme won't work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

You have every advantage right
acre in Cairo that buyers in the larger
titles have We arc offering the same
Rods at he same prices. That price
the lowest that you can get any
where in the United States. Such an
opportunity as this to buy substantial.
,ood conditioned Pianos will scarcely
,eme to you again
A WORD ON NEW PtANosl We
nave in stock two brand new 1907
styles OF the great Kurtzman Piano.
This piano has been manufactured in
Buffalo, N. r.. since 1s4S. Just think
Fifty-nine years without a break SO
ears OF successful manufacturing OF
higa grade Pianos. Over half cen
fury OF successful business. Every
fear growing larger and better. One
Of Cairos prominent and successful
nerl hants stepped into our sore one
evening looking around. the Kurt
man attracted his attention He.
stepped closer and said, Whyi you
have the HUFFMAN Piano the best
IN the world / have had one in my
home here in Cairo IS years and its
he bes Piano in town. Now while
very HUFFMAN dealer and salesman
becomes accustomed 70 those remarks
from happy satisfied kurtzman own
4rs, its like the old, old story Of love:
( never gets old. We have a beautl-
IN style X. Kurtzman, mahogany
,ase, a beauty al only s32400 cash or
payments. All the difference in price
a. o. X. Houck
ij2 Commercial A
ST. Louis. Little Rock, Memphis,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
One Aoganta7e Ct Poverty.

Some people are 50 poor that they
.an AFFORD to pay an honest tax rate
"a everything they possesz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
sun and Moon.
Mashinnton Bullet n.

Washington April G.--ILLlNOls.-
Showers Sunday; Monday fair with
Increasing southeast Winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
RYv,,>WAe..z

The Bulletin circulsfes among The
people that have money 10 spend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

The evening paper for rumors The
paper for facts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07

An the news all the tine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-07
Still Mother Prayer.
The outward. hayward life we see;
Vhe hidden springs we may not know"

God grant Us peace In hidden springs
Henaaih the darksome rivers now,
Grant ourrents rsaasurng US
OF Thee 4 blessed undertow
GIVE ~ the grace to own our hearts
Amid fhe floods OF sin and lust,
Ana. Tree from guile and selfish ways.
GIVE us an undertuN OF trust
Grant MS Thy sign 10 guide aright
our boat through all tile worldly strife
Proclaim The way and lead MS on
Toward the Everlasting Life,