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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Cairo. Alexander Count, ,ilrrais
Population ,6.i47.
Mayo, GEORGE PARSONS
| Clerk X A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS u. MAHONi ~
City Attorney, F, NJ. MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST NORpM ~
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS
Chief Of Police, M. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County. Population z2.ASy
County Clerk. JESSE 10. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE BiDAvIs
Sheriff, FRANK 70. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALEXANDER
WILSON. a4es
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANuB.
County Superintendent Of SchuoiA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED n
NELLIS.
Board Of County Commissioner
]. ]. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN J. GAUSH.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT !,

Average number CT complete and@A '~a
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
lttIn printed daily and Sunday
durjne the year 1906 ........ 2o2S
Average number OF complete and
erfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of Septem-
be-. 1907 ........,21f a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
Two Opinions.

There are two opinions upon any
subject: ours and the wrong side
Translated for Transatlantic Tales
from FIiegende Batter.
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~nu psy . little more rDr el,' sirer
fvsrzs-nr N the Bulletin thar
her Cairo papers but you Fst tn.
-<.it.
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HOW THE TRAINS Rim

Corrected to August goth, 1907.
raAlrsARR TRAINS nprAss
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Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ID 70 send or telephone Items 70 thiA
srn..
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HARDINC's SURPRISE
BY Robert Carlton Brown

Harding jumped OF the train at
III SO that night The bare. desoliKe
little station looked lonesome. al
though its two tiny electric lights did
their best to brighten the situation,
Carriage. sir?" came q harsh voice
close beside him, somewhere In the
darkness
With difficulty Harding hunted out
the little Carriage and handed his suit
case TO the driver
TGueks you're the only one what
y5ifs dlft's tcsnigtfr,s wtere sS-oa goth III
~. ~ % 80 t.,,.,,1.Y ~ , a - ~
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Big -Four going Mart
sas.-- ---- $40 = "a
No 2--- = - q ~
4 8 5aiis
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Gaily colors are ahying;
And the people madly trying
Just to catch glimpse Of Teddy
open countenance benign.
Seems the whole worlds here TO gre ct
him,
n. nth and South are here to meet him
And there is no demarcation CT a
welldrawn color line
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
Badness and Breathing


inadequate chest
ing paper D. at the Detroit College OF
Medicine inadequate substance to
rcuate the blood Inc
deprived oishment indirect result
directly ned by
generated upper the consequent poison
because the now OF
their scanty totally checked Dr. Parker has
years. badness and experimenting
on
undisubed
cavities portion of lungs portion of the lungs
breathing necessarily lie unturped
breathing
dwith
chambered the of warmth
and develops soluble poison
blood exerng disturbance
far concerns growth &#s
substance circulating IN the
by of the
headly practically blood
nourment that the
portions SOFT bodsaturated
they relationship As result the
comparatively vitality and yield
the action of the poison
applied affected with bald
in single exception to the rule
employ chest breathing
badness do employ chest respiration
ordinary badness find remedy the practice
of dandruf entirely disappears The
begins
the
developed
be steady there viii relapse
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
Commercial News
BY Daniel Logan.

Reports compiled at Alexander aldwins office yesterday make -
satisfactory showing Sugar CO. This v
$4,000 for Improvements for the
of bonds The viii monthly dividend
sfe cents share and balance the
year. of 100000.
Several other good has
the Exchange during the week believe
has been on Oahu Sugar Co.. some OF which may be reported Monday
of expected increase
dividends Hawai-
ian bid striking in view
selling the pt
increased dividends Hawaiian Sugar Nakaw
m will exceed its crop estimate 1000 tons 1t viii get 1900
with stock the market MeBryde weak selling "A
Railway monthly hreefourts per
months This deal branch
which close to thousand dollars carrying
shares about The bond weak
from 9A to ST in three days onomea from 50 s7A,
liz Aakawelss o 1874 with
Exchange week record the follow
ing transactions Eva ($2o) R. Co
$loo) TO- at 49, Cal Ref 6 $1,000 at 1922 R.
Dividends were declared as follows c. Brewer Co.. per cent Eva
per cent; Hawaiian Electric
olowa Brewing Mtg Co., per cent
cent; cent; Paa per cent? Pioneer
REAL ESTATE ETC
Residence improved Fotne
of the Honolulu suburban lots ranging quarters
of between off auction on
though the latter
but $50 advance the the sale more
applications have been received and another auction viii likely
foreclosure of Mrs. j. G. Spencer w Schultz
Mott and David Agatha Mott 91oo
lanes necreadv was sold to p r Wii so &1az the estate q
containing square Hugh Mcmillan
sold to Dr. Wayson for $780, An undivided piece
of land of the John viea
Santos for $40
Lately recorded transactions Bishop A. Ha
son Min Co., release Of three lots buildings MILL livestock
street. $1,000 Deeds from L. All Young
Continued on Page Eleven)
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Small alks

JOHN sTEIIINe need flushing thoroughly
TErw1Ne-IIawa white man Is country but
nc a country of white men,.
SENATOR P P wooDsIt raining from Koba to
Hilo and all the
the last in Hlo Of his being
robbed soon a a ed a bgt
JOHN band
Mark Twain--a great deal better than
coNKLING-Ny good enough to think that could
Ell Jacks shoes, but I know coudn' his clothes
JACK DOYLE don't these riding they
Portable but because folks that look n hem
CAPITOL receptions here ofene
little polishing IS oldpa
FRANK THoNPsoNPaddy loser in the league He
IS hard player but when the is there
sUPT BABBITTsom teachers owing scheme
credits adopted allotted higher they probably
JUDGE DE BoLTThe with the
opportunity travel included Travel
florist not fgrow but if ANYBODY can show
me finer alligator than those
JAMES W just working hard to get up the leases
for the Aewa lots which day. ready execution by
JUDGE KINesBURY on the amored cruiser
Colorado says in his last letter that the squadron
ALBERT JUDD-Ta Philippine keeps costing money
Every time Filipino politician me up
Nippon Maru brought pt until he found
EDWARD G. KEEN proved be one of the best
ana dneeaDs that be found
cheapest Analysis shows that oyeven per
COMMISSIONER PRATrA scheme of disposal of the Kpaua lands
was submitted to Governor Washington
rRAcY-where graves have to be blasted ont Of the solid
rock funerals almost delayed delayed funerals are more
narrowing to the feelings than delayed a very
suitable 5a,1 Ps's st4 for a e.. 9smet 5a9
started at Pearl Iarbor The will
nonsense to say the japanese will
to locate a reservation
~ SAM 1oHNsoN- hope that the team that
aoha Guard OF Hawaii the in
who can do Hawaiian nothing like Hawaiian
STUNTS % make headquarters
of License Commissioners does not turn
oWn applicant
can obtain that the
pretty strong reasons shown why there
board not likely o granite
Angeles S
the boom have greatly fallen dropped
very greatly from previous The
to
panic The general feeling that the starting
Pedro to Honolulu win be delayed three years.
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The Last Meeting of Pocahontas and
the Great Captain.
A. D. 1916.

In a stately at nod he English green
Princess might
o beauty filed the of
ndazzd by the cleaning her
doublet
riding step he hasted Queens command
Princess hand.
word my Sparkling
slain within the forest, dead beyond the sea;
banks wild Pamunkey, had persisted
keep heart right loyal, can forgetl
hear the rush. the breathing; the eyelids
feel the sudden Tightening of thine about
'Nay look Thy fathers daughter feared the face
footsteps
To cabin bringing idings the Powhatan'
While the cOurts passing
Pocahontas the veil
All her 1.-THE wilowy quivered like aspen
Turning only husband ROlf sharp searching
Captains naughty gesture eourtie fell
And with het aud he beought
Why she turned greeted him whom she had
spake
''White mans is false 1t told metd
upon my of falling leaves
Looking the path weaves
''Can child 1t my lean
Never shadow. Nenemoo between;
Take be to
Margaret J.. Preston
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04

The Advertiser written in adys hand which deals
both
these aees are and three written across
of and the number three
r an anonymous signature appended violates the chief
niles governing manuscript publishers and that IS why the one
in May again. and for the
time correspondents plainly side OF the Sheet page
nsuvey who Otherwise 1t not worth
AhTa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04

OF course whom Convict sehnH mas name ~
predecessors
Inv nig and passing repeating ordinances they be able to IN
crease the chaos likely TO invest much money San
movement of decent citizens
10 homes across the bay be expected 10 become
increasingly So begin prefer earthquakes 10 a
temblor or two
standb governed by thieves
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
AUGUST 4

would oon cease 10 p Soui
news or an inspiration conservatism and aeoe w.
f ono observes Judge Frear badly for the press wa"
,be present Governor does things nu ns say
things and he gather big stick Hardly ad ne
e he became Governor
he has made the newspapers they were an Governor %
time OF than they are likely 10 e n Governor Frears
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8
The city slowing
pasnay subjeetI police that
limit The tendency always
a
Trains less
at a who
mastery o by speed
machine O.everybody the He can't help
parenly, police a premises
Looking the they running
killed manned
Think eatng newfanged locomotive that ess
traekage ran through the country Ny private notion is that
railway they permitted
that
ghost of show to collision He hasnt much show
open
past two months The papers and agaznepey the
mainland Hughes
SCATTERING of precedent by conducting the But the
daily newspapers Friend
Chronicle Times of
neave failed that Acting Governor Atkinson
Governor Carter carried the business OF the Executive department with
the private office It only calls be
received from visiting naval officers something
and
during the session of the legislature by the senate for his office Near the
of the big desk this Atkinson
There the swings
ways wants Secretary of
the Acting
Atkinson plain business and
have his Whatever his business it transacted right there plain
view Of everybody e just Governor Hughes ransaets his business
having bushes with
Acting Governor Atkinson Governor Hughes nsisne public
action public public
can not have suffered there would have been complaint this public
wonder if there will be public eating houses Honolulu
which, analysis cooperative
housekeeping large scale and scientific basis Royal Hawaiian
advantage money
and make along
the homecoming club and the what
OF
the Pacific University and Commercial clubs AS these men are mostly
patron
cafes has rarely exceeded 800 Should the E eventually dining
class Then cardhouses would to fall
The casualties would be mdsass Surviving this city
would be the first class places and the Owown joints with which clubs would
not compete It possible of that mddea which
little money in restaurants they
The admiral 81 hi. station rsnt = st ou. ].
his general
army aty are even between company
troops and ugbOat they nOta To layman would
the
could be also
coast better off for station ships than this the
the Pacific station which, for has been under the of an
officer of flag rank
the Ii F,E b b dir a' g t 5 ~ra through
Volcano with this printed picture
CHARLEY HALL IS IN HrLo
Expert Salesman Arrives Kiauea Explodes.
Hilo' Population Locks Up vauab Takes
H'' Las fo6 6o', CHEERS Ba@ Time
shooting apple off his son head with
bow and arrow nothing what Secretary Jack with
the butts
He exhibited showing
of
marker poked his head before
took careful
useye poo-poobed
the idea that his shot anything
marveIed not to do shooting like account
- y -
statement of the finances Of the county as
given out at the meeting of the me the
hardest the fact that while the
600 bit Board Instead Of
lCnninn dnnpa Enounn
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Auto Speeding.
Jacks Open Door.
Clubs and Cafes.
a Tug for an Admiral.
Hall in Hilo.
Bigger Bill of Costs.
Jack the ATarksman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
WAR CERTAIN IN
CENTRAL AMERICA
zELAYA PUTS MEXICO AND u. s.
I'M BAD LIGHT BY RECENT
ATTACK.
FRIES TO SHIFT BLAME
BY Saying step Was Necessary to
Life Of Proposed Union Of Re-
puhllc---W ashingtcn Ia
Discouraged

Washington, June IA -Sangainar,
] war perhaps two wars or more witt
/ as many revolutions added for goot
nseasure-~is what the state depart
ment officials now expect 70 mark the
summer 1907 In Central America
They are much cast down over the
sudden and unexpected failure OF the
Joint efforts of Mexico and the United
Estates 10 bring about permanent
peace between the turbulent republics
| Of Central America. Official news OF
| this failure reached the state depart
ment today from one OF its iepre'
sentatives in Nicaragua who for
warded an explanation Of the presl'
dent of that country Of his participa'
| tlon in the attack on Acajutla.
The exasperating feature Of Presi-
dent Zelaya's message, according 20
Ithe state department, was the way In
which he sought TO place upon
America ana Mexico the responsi-
bility for the attack upon q friendly
state by claiming it was necessary
step in the execution Of q pan fof
union OF Central America republics,
As a mater Of fact, as one OF the oili-
cials pointed out, certainly the Unitea
States and probably Mexico would
welcome combination OF the little
states into one republic under some
capable executive, but il has never
for an instant been contemplated that
such union should be brought about
by force.
Indeed, the purpose Of Mexico and
the United States In securing IN
Ieuison In the treaty Of Amapala,
signed less than two months ago, OF y
lpfovision for general conference of
Central American republics was 70
have them all join in a peace pact
which might in the end result in the
re-establshment of the one-time
greater republic OF Central America
AS one of the parties to the treaty
of Amapala now attacks the Other
officials here feel discouraged and
have decided to refrain from active
intervention in the present disturb
apce. Ambassador Creel talked the
matter over today with Secretary
Root and it can be stated that, while
both America and Mexico stand ready
now, as heretofore, to use their good
offices to terminate hostilities and
mitigate horrors of war, neither is at
present disposed 10 take any steps
in advance of invitation from one OF
the belllgerents.
A dispatch from Captain Mul igan,
of the gunboat Yorktown, now at
Acajutla, says everything is quiet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
FIND VICTIMS Of
LAUNCH DISASTER
BODIES OF ELEVEN MEN LOST
WHILE RETURNING TO BAT
TLEsHiP FOUND IN WRECKED
BOAT.

Norfolk. Va, June 14.AAffer many
hours of weary dragg ng Of the waters
OF Hampton Roads in a systematic
search by the navy for bodies of the
il victims of the sinking of the battle
snip Minnesota's launch Monday
night. a graphing party tonight 10
Gated the launch and bodies Of the
men in eight fathoms of wafer OF the
Rip Raps.
All day long the search had been
kept up in the vicinity of the course
likely to have been taken by the party
ca its return from Discovery Pier at
the exposition grounds 10 the warship
lying at anchor in he Roa Is. News
of tae discovery was quickly COM
municated among offiCers and men Of
the fleet
The mystery Of tie vessel, u any
which caused the sinking is stin IN
solved. During the day there were
expressions Of sympathy received
from representatives OF foreign gov
ernments who mou-n ned With the
American navy the loss Of the six
midshipmen and he I've seamen
Drowned in the darkness Of the night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
HOUR Of DOUMA'S
DEATH IS At HAND
DISSOLUTION OF RUSSIAN LOWER
PARLIAMENT QUESTION OF
HouRs-HousE Rejects THE
STolYPlN DEMAND.

ST. Petersburg. June 14.-Dissolu-
ticn of the lower house of the Rus
sian parliament appears today to be 2
question of only few hoars or at
most a day or two.
With only 130 opposing votes the
lcwer house tonight rejected reject.
ed Premier Stolypin's ultimatum for
immediate suspension of So deputies
for membership in the Social Demo
cratic party and deferred the subject
to a commit ee. Although the COM
mittee has been instructed TO report
to morrow il is known in advance
that the decision on the main question
viii be adverse. and that the douma
will accept the recommendation. In
order to keep strictly within legal
limits. the committee may recommend
the suspension Of nc leaders on. the
condition that the government dis
close the evidence against them. tslt
there Is not the slightest expectation
On either side that this win save the
situation.
An extraordinary sess on Of the
CO. neil Of ministers is being held to-
night. Up TO a late hour no decree
of dissolution has been issued.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
NEw MISSOURI RATe ~.

ST. Louis. Mo. June 14.-Tomorrow
is the date fixed for the maximum
freight rate law ami the 2-cent pas
senger fare act enacted by the last
session Of the Missouri legislature 20
become effective. The railroads ar
expected 10 contest the validity Of the
new law. but Attorney General Had
ley is OF the opinion that the court
will susi ain the power Of the state
board to enforce the new rates. Th7
new maximr m freight rate Law repails
in its entirety the similar act OF 1905.
against the enforcement OF which an
injunction was recently issued by the
federal court at Kansas City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
RICHMOND DAY AT JAMESTOWN

Norfolk, Va, June IA distin-
guished delegation from the state
capital a ded by scores of enthusiastic
visitors from other cities Of The Old
Domini, n. united TO make Richmond
day at the exposition one of the most
conspicuous successes of the fair up
the present time. The visitors We're
welcomed by President Tucker, to
whose address Mayor Mccarthy of
Richmond responded. After he formal
exerc' 'ses were concluded the visitors
proceeded without delay TO take in
the sights of the exposition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
REAoY To acc AT wINosoR

Windsor. Ont. june l4--AI maj )
needed is good weathes 10 make the
summer race meeting that opens here
tomorrow one Of The best ever held N
the Dominion. The track is in the
hest Of condition and the abies are
flied with strings OF fast horses from
Toronto and Hamilton. Rhefe the
mes tIngs recently closed. and from
Kentucky and other parts Of the south
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
BOY INHERlTs HALF MILLION.

Howard, Kas., June 14.-Harry Pcs
ner. aged 10, waif brought here from
New York in 1899. now studying at
Norman institute in Howard today
received a message from New York
city, stating that he had fallen heir to
half a million left by his father who
died in Capetown Africa. The boy ;
mother died when he was child, his
father disappeared
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15
STATE BACKS UP
ORCHARD'S STORY
EVIDENCE SHOWING cONNEc-
TloN BETWEEN HAYWOOD
AND WITNESS.
pETTlBONE SENT MONEY
TO Pay Expenses While on Errand of
Death IN Denver---Defense Shows
Detectives Found and Paid
Witnesses.

i Boise, Iadho, June IA Prosecution
4 III the Steunenberg murder trial toda,
began entering In earnest upon tht
suhstantiation and corroboration q
/ Harry Orchards testimony, showing !
1 continuous thread Of evidence con
meet ne George Pettibone's store II
| Denver with Orchard at San Francisc
engaged on the Bailey murder plot,
pratly developed another direct line
by which il Is hoped to show Hay
wood engaged and paid Steve Adams
for the same desperate work, and
added special touches OF confirmation
10 Orchards general story.
Officials at the post office at San
Francisco and Denver pr duced orig
iDal records showing that IN August,
1904, reg stored letter was sent under
the name Of u. Wolf from address Of
Pettibone's store in Denver 70 j,
Dempsey al Golden West Hotel, San
Francisco.
Orchard sworc he stayed at the
Golden West Hotel under the alias
Of Dempsey or Hogan, that PEI
tibone used aliases ct Wolf and Pat
Bone am dthat under the name ot
Wolf pettihone In the month mem
sioned sent his registered letter con-
tanning $1Oo 10 pay his expenses
while engaged on the Bradley mrr,
der.
Arrested; Wired Haywood.
Police offic ais CT Ogden established
the arrest there in June 1908, of Steve
Adams and a. T. Williams. They
were sealed up IN an eastbound car
loaded with fruit and when arrested
for tfespass each had a brace of reYol.
yers. When Released, through the In.
fluence of detective they went
straight to the office Of the Western
Union and sent telegram To Hay
wood In Denver.
The defense headed off an attempt
to get The contents Of the telegram
before the Judge bnt the state indi-
Gated that II would return TO the
charge later and further develop the
inc dent when 1t has broadened its
1. unda;ion. The state got an order
from the court directing the Western
Union to produce its records showing
that Haywood sent money to Adams at
Ogden.
When the Ogden testimony was In
trod ced Adams was brought into
court under guard to be Identified.
Besides its work on the Pettibone-
Orchard and Haywood-Adams lines the
state produced several witnessed who
confirmed features of Orchards story
as to the Bradley affair, the first de-
scent into the Vindicator mine with
the object nf doing violence. the final
SUCCESS of the Vindieator plot and cir
cu4nstances under which Detective
Gregory was killed.
Aside from its fight against adj
m. ssion of all evidence offered by the
state on the ground that 1t was in no
way connected with the accused. the
defense c0ntented itself with showing
that all Witnesses had been located
and interviewed by detectives and that
they had been given advances o1
money through detective agencies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

Bafteries-Young. Winter and Grig
er. Powell. Glade and O'conHor-
All other American League games
postponed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-15

Cincinnati, o., June 14.-Philadel-
phia defeated Cincinnati in thirteen
inning game today. great catch by
Thomas IN final inning preventing 10
calls from tying the score.