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Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

hood. and also to the subject of Ori- ental immigration exclusion legislation upon which the Pacific coast had so set it's heart. The passage in reference to the Panama canal contains an incl dental, but adroit defense of the lock system, against projects to change to d sea-level system in consequence of the to- o-be-recommended widening of the locks.
 Though laboring men and the trades unions may find disappointment in the .gcnerallties contained under the head of Capital and Labor" they. will per ceive nothing hostile to them. The subject of ''injunctions" is discussed from both sides and we are brought to the inevitable and not astounding con clusion that the injunction may be either a good thing or bad thing. ac- cording to the use that is made of it.
 The inland waterways, the public lands and forests, receive attention, and the suggestions concerning which will meet popular approval as will gen. erally the presidents recommendations for army reform and greater navy.
 proposed innovation is the pay ment of presidential campaign sxpens- es out of the public treasury. in the interest of morality. This reminds us tFat a considerable part of the mes sage is a sermon upon human conduct appearing at various and sometimes unexpected sections of the document Now it is scolding, and now 1t is in formative. after the manner of a reve- lation. Honesty. right thinking and right living are enjoined upon the people. Though what purports to be a communication to congress concerning the state of the union Is in a large IT easure a communication concerning the state of the morals of the union, the advice set forth therein is SO good and having been recognized for some centuries as sound, nobody will be disposed to take issue with the presi- dent
 The estimates of the message will Lc included in two classes which are not far apart. The friends of the ad- ministration will allude to it as a
 strong and able state paper" Those who are less friendly may describe it as creditable and certainly not dis creditable; perhaps denying it the qualities of strength and originality.
 A large majority of the people will perceive in it a recommendation of an at least temporary cessation of the work of reform, to take up the more urgent task of reconstruction.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
Ladies Attention!

Ladies wishing to have the exclusive designs in MILLINERY can find same at our temporary pariors at 521 East Van 5uren St., opposite High School. We carry a carefully selected stock of all the latest trimmed and untrimmed HATS and Millinery trimmings. Your own materials also made up.
 THE LIcHTENSTElN SISTERS.
 Formerly with Mdme. Close.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

The Oliver grand jury was an ex- pensive body but 1t Is generally ad- mttted that it earned the money.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

Mrs. Bradley may have been insane: l: We must presume that the jury thought so but the result of her trial will not have a deterrent effect upon other wo- men similarly situated, and so benefit society. one of the prime objects of courts, juries and trials.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
pRoFE ssIoNaL
NorAKY PUBLIC

DIR. W. s. LOWE. Veterinarian. Office J7 N. 1st Ave. Office Phone, Red 1928. Res. Phone. County A.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

Only th;rty-one hunters have been killed and thirty y-seven wounded in the woods of Northern Michigan and Wis consin during the present season. but it is not yet ended.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

E. E. PASCOE, Notary Public. Con-
 veyancing a speciality. Acknowledg-
 ments taken. 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

j. W. .CRENsHAW-AttOr at Law offie,
 2l0-2iI Fleming Building. Phoenix Arizona
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

MAsSlE HAS GOT FEM. Massie has got Wool Blankets. Massie has got Cotton Blankets. Massie has Cotton Rugs. Massie has All-Wool Rugs. Massie has Cotton Mattresses. Massie has Fine Springs. Massie has Iron Beds. Massie, has Dressers. Massie has Cook Stoves Massie has Heating Stoves. Massie has Shot Guns. Massie has Cots. Cassie has Dishes and Vessels. Massie has Mating. Massie has Second Hand Lenollum Massie- has Big Trade. Massie treats 'em rite. Massie will buy your goods. Massie's is the place. Massie is the Man. Massie is at 32-34 West Wash. St Massies phone, Main 351. Massie, the Second Hand Man.
 SEE MASSIE.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
HOME COOKED FOOD

The ladies oc the First NJ. F.. church corner Monroe and Second streets. will hold a sale of home cooked food and aprons, Thursday afternoon. Dec. :, in the church parlOrs beginning at 2 o'clock.
 All ladies of the church are urged to contribute tn this sale. and to leave donations at the church as soon after noon as possible
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
H0STETTEs'S STOMACH bITTEHS

has clearly proven that it can cure Dyspepsia, indigestion, Costiveness, Poor Appetite, Colds and General De- bility.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
FOR THE GOOD
OF YOUR HEALTH

There is no medicine so reliable as the Bitters. If you're we'll an occasional dose before meals will keep you so. but if sickly and run down you'll find it just the thing for restoring you to TO- bust health again. We guarantee it absolutely pure. During the past 54 years
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

It will not be wise to count the Taft delegates until the towns with unpro- nouncable names along the Trans-Si- berian railway have been heard from.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-04

Judging from the supplies taken on board of the vessels of the Pacific squadron, the cruise will be one long Christmas holiday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

The matter Of the arch at Eight
street and Commercial has been lief
n the hands Of w J. Johnston who
corresponding with various firms e
a certain IFS probable cost. Blu,
prints have be made by City Engi
neer Thistlewood showing about what
Is wanted. and these have been for
wsrded to the manufacturers. No re
plies had been r ceiyed yesterda,
from any Of the firms but some are
expected today or tomorrow The
arch Is to be a double one. resting
upon concrete base al each corner in
The square. and standing from forty
TO fifty feet high at the center.
At a conference held between the
representatives # The Hustlers com
mittee and the finance committee of
tbs city council the latter agreed 10
report favorably upon an appropria.
tion Of $500 for the arch. II is esti.
mated that the structure viii cost
from $500 TO 81 900 and the difference
viii have to be made mp by the Hust
lers' committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
KILLS WIFE WHEN
. SHE SLAPPED Hum
FORMER NEW YORK CORONER
AND A PROMINENT DENTIST
SAID TO HAVE FIRED All.
SPOUSE AFTER QUARREL.

| New York. April S.--Dr. Samuel =
Guy, a prominent dentist of Far Rock
away and for anumber Of years, until
recently, coroner OF Queensborough. u
under arrest charged with the murder
Of his wife In their home tonight
The woman's body was found lying
IN the dining room floor with two bull.
let wounds in her breast Guy was ar
'ested as he was leaving the house
and Just as servant came scr aiming
fro mthe house and hystecally told a
policeman that her mistress was dead
Late this afternoon DR.. Guy came
from saloon near his residence and
entered his hom II sc alleged that
he went to the Kitchen and annoyed a
servant for some minutes, finally be-.
ng induced to leave the girl by his
wife.
The servant says that as husband
md wife entered the dining room Mrs
Guy slapped his face Immediately af-
'erward the door clio ed and in few
moments two shots were fired. Both
shots We're fatal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked SOL feet on tn
Cairo gauge last evening showing
fan of Oh in "A hours One year agt
Il was 46,S feet
Rising rivers were reported yester
day as follows; Evansville l.3, MT
Vernon o. Nashville lis. Chatta
npoga 81. Florence OF. Johnsonyill,
10. Davenport IL Kansas City O.6
Vicksburg o3, New Orleans ~.
The 7. f. Davis returned to Joppa
yesterday light
The Mary NJ Michael came oui
from Paducah with an empty barge
ind Went sou h
The Dick Fowler was In and ont
Al usual yesterday from and to Padu.
cab
The Stacker Lee will leave st.
Lonis today for Cairo and Memphis.
The Ferd Heroll left Memphis yes.
te.day for Cairo and ST. Louis. She
will be in port tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
TOWBOAT JOHN S. MOREN
BURNED AT CAIRO WHARF
Watchman Says Boat Was Set Ahre--Sank, A
Total Wreck While Being lowed Across
River by Tug Theseus

One OF the most spectacular fires
ever seen in Cairo occurred last night
about 1890 O'Clock when the towboat
John S. Moren was destroyed at the
wharf near the Halliday elevator at
the south end of The city.
The Waterman. who was seated in
tbs forward cabin OF the Moren read
ing a newspaper. noticed the odor of
smoke and he barely had time to
jump off the boat to place Of safety
before the vince vessel was in flames
The wind being from the west, blew
the flames away from shore luckily or
the results might have been far more
serious as number Of barges were
lying along Idle the Moren occupying
The space between that and the eleva-
tor, The wind also retarded the pro.
eress of the flames and the b5at
doomed up, beautiful sight in a mass
of fire and white smoke which re.
Elected on the water mad a sight
worth seeing.
Capt. John Barry of the tug Thesus
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
GAME is BOLDLY PLAYED
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~ his early retirement from ths con.
roversy. But not so the President
le promptly put Mr. Hartman in the
reat national Ananias club and has
followed up the attack vigorously ever
since.
BY his denunciation of Mr. Harri-
nan for his charges that he had be n
'sked by the president TO rease a
arge fund for the Republican cam
)aign in 1904 there was raised the
lirect issue of veracity between the
president and the railroad magnate.
Roosevelt knew he would have more
han he best of 1t as far as the opin.
on Of the public was concerned. But
here came nevertheless persi tent de.
hands that this question Of who was
telling the truth should be definitely
settled and that Cornelius n. Bliss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
is VETERANS
ROLL Of HONOR
AsYs
PENSION LIST UNDER NEW LAW
SO REGARDED HY THE
SOLDIERS.
MILLIONAIRES APPLY
Want Certificates as Badges of Honor
Establishing Their Record In
Civil War--Legaces to Their
Children.

One interesting fact about the op
GRAFTON of the new service pension
law is that milionaires are taking
advantage of the act to secure pension
certificates TO leave as legacies to
| their children. Not fewer than TWEEN.
~ millonaires have applied for ser.
vice pensions, on the ground that the
pension roll is a soll of honor, and
that the placing OF their names on II
officially establishes their war record,
No one can be pension Il who has not
received an honorable discharge, and
the rich men who are now seeking
pensions have no thought of the
amount of money they will receive
Commissioner OF Pension Vaspasian
Warner tells of one especially notable
instance of this character, although
he will not give the name of the ap-
)licant
"A few days ago he said, "one
# the leading business men of the
ountry, the head of a great corpora
ion, who measures his wealth by tho
Millions made application for a pen.
ion of s12 a month under the service
tension act The general public, all
# whom are perfectly familiar with
his name. has never known that he
rad plendid war record; that he
inferred as private and served fun
hree years in that capacity, partiei
latipg In some of the bloodgst bar
les Of the war. and received an honor
sble discharge
He was so poor when he left the
army that he was obliged to work at
lay labor Now, there are not 20 men
n this country who can measure for
unes with him. His daily benefaction
$ more than en- times each day what
1e will receive In pension money I'M
Ter tbs service pension law Yet he
las written that If the pension Il
granted him. and 1t viii be. he will |
land II down 10 his defendants with |
more satisfaction and pride than any |
t his worldly goods.
AL the rate applications are now |
'oming in, Commissioner Warner es.
mates that tn re will be about 800 |
100 pensioners under the new act.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
AFRAID OF ANNEXATION

New York, April s.-DT. Andrew D
White Former ambassador to Ger
many, who was one of the passengers
on the steamship Bluecher. which g,t
IN today from the West Indies. gave
most decided opinions as to what the
future relations between the United
states and Cuba should be. as a re
suit Of observations he made during
the ships stay al Havana. counted
with his previous knowledge of the
island.
4 have TO- years looked upon the
Cuban question a. much more serious
and dangerous than the Philippinae
said DR. White. No one
can seriously think Of making he
PM ppm terFii ~ and finally :
state OF the American rnion. But 70,
wears there have been those who wish
ed to annex Cuba 70 our republic
mere think lies out great danger
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

as soon as possible steamed his little
craft down the river to the scene OF
the burning boat and prepared TO tow
the craft over 10 the Kentucky shore,
but she sank fon bar below the Mo
bile and Ohio incline, toal wieck,
The Waterman says that the boat
was set aflre and ayers thai he found
a pile of shavings in one corner of
the stern of the boat which he takes
as direct proof of incendiarles' work.
The Moren was pulled mp from the
point landing yesterday morning to
the Cairo wharf for repairs. She was
the property OF the Monongahela Coal
and Coke Company Of Pittsbuyg, Pa,
and was comparatively new boat,
having been built about five years
ago
The officials of the local Office OF
the Monongahela Company were un-
able to tell whether the boat is in
spred or not Capt S. A. Faudree sent
a message to Pittsburg at once an
the boats destruction
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
MAJORITY is PLEASED

| concluded from First Page.)
I'd for blank forms and have circula
ed them among Cubans like them
selves who have property and who's
signatures wee the only kind d.
isired
Leading newspapers voice The de
mands of the country Cuba, in Z
strong editorial. says.
The Americans mu stay until the
lnsurrectionary madness is over"
The Nnndo, which short time ago
advocated an independent republic
prints a letter from Guines describing
he terror there after the AyIas mnr-
der. and adds thai it is not time yet
for the Am ricaus TO withdraw.
Wants Indefinite Stay.
The Telegraphs editorial says
Let an indefinite stay be definitely
announced
The Diario Marina, commenting on
he dissens ions and turbulence in
Cuba, says. III II n edless 70 add
anything 10 this article after what
such prominent Cubans as Montero
Desvorn no say on the same lines"
Meanwhile the dissensions of the.
liberals are growing Yesterday Pine
Guerra was banqueted at Pinar dsl
Rio by his friends, who unanimously
agreed 10 proclaim Gomez president
and Zayas vice president, This offie
tally confirms the rumor that Guerra
has deserted Zayas None OF Zayas,
friends vas at the banquet.
In spite of the widespread agitation
in facor Of piotectorate. i, can be
said that the Washington adminlstra
lion intends to live up 10 it's promises
TO restore The republic. When. de
ponds on conditions The Cubans.
however. can rest assured that sooner
Or later the country win be restored
% them.
1t is probable the municipal cleo.
ions VII be held in a few months.
tut the dat of the presidential elec
ions Is still indefinite it depending
lpon conditions, one Of which is the |
'ttitrde OF political leaders. Score I
airy Taft win see several persons TO
morrow. Before he L ayes he viii 4
meet a gathering of bankers. with /
whom he win discuss currency prob +
ems
No elaborate program has been ar
anged for Mr.. Tariffs entertainment
The only social functions which h-
vii attend are probably a dinner and /
reception at the palace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
PREPARING FOR
THE HUSTLERS
OVER THREE THOUSAND DOL.
LARS SUBSCRIBED AND THE
BALANCE WANTED ASSURED
THE coMmITTE-ciTY couN.
Gil WILL VOTE $500 FOR THE
GRAND ARCH.
ONE PRICE

A meeting was heid~ last night al
the Commercial Club rooms by the
gentle men who have been charged
with the duty Of procuring the four
thousand dollars needed for the enter
tainment OF he Southern Illinois
Husilers. Z D. Carey is chairman %
this committee and has made an ex-
cell ~ election OF assistants. All
he members we're present at last
nights meeting and made reports. and
II was found fhar something over g..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
LIFE SENTENCE IS
GIVEN MRS. MYERS
FAMOUS MISSOURI MURDERESs
AND PARAMoUR ARE SAVED
FROM GALLONS BY COVER.
NOR FOLK.

Jefferson City, Mo. April S.-The
sentence of death imposed upon Mrs.
Asgie Myers Of Kansas City. and
Frank Hoffman Of Higglnsville. Mo,
who were convicted of having muir
dered the woman husband Clarence
Myers. in 1904, were today commuted
by Governor Folk to Imprisonment
for life. They viii at once be brought
- The peniien'isry here Mrs. Myers
Is confined in the Clay county Jail at
Liberty and Hoffman in the Kansas
City jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
RECEIVERS NOTICE TO FILE
CLAIMS.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County.
IS In the Circuit Court
Eugene f. Ellis VS.. Clarence NJ.
Eilis.-Bill in Chancery to dissolve
partnership.
Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against the firm
Of E. E. & c. NJ Ellis. proprietors of
Cairo Daily Telegram. that the said
court. at its February term. 1907. en-
tered an order in the above cause re-
quiring all claims against said firm
to be filed in said cause ten days
rrior 10 the next FERN OF said court.
to be holden at the court house in
Cairo. Illinois. on the second Monday
Of May. 1907. JOHN T. BROWN
Receiver.
Cairo. III. April 5. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

the one man who could absolutely say
whether Hartman did contribute and
raise money for the national Republ-
can committee. should make state
ment. Mr.. Bliss has made no such
statement and while the iron was hot
the president gave out his remark.
able accusation involving Hearst
Rockefeller, Hartman and the great
financial interests of the country, as
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio AT Evansville and Mt.
Vernon will continue rising during
the next ~ hours. AL Paducah, no
material change during the next 3G
hours AL Cairo, iii continue falling
SLOWLY during the next SO hours
The Tennessee. from Florence To
The mouth. will continue rising dur
ing the next two or three days.
The Mississippi from below ST.
Louis 70 Cairo. will continue falling
slowly during he nxet 80 to As hours.
The Wabash, at MI Carmel. will
continue falling slowly during the
Iext 56 hours
CHARLES f. LFNNEY.
Section Director.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

lbeing leagued against him and having
raised s5.000,000 fund to carry On
their work
Loeb May Have Been Dupe.
This was indeed a bold move and
one typical of The president 1t has
be n hailed by some as a magte
stroke in politics, entirely aside from
whether the presidents convictions as
to the existence of this conspiracy
can be verified or not
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

Every Piano that goes out of our
store is fully warranted and il is to
cur interest TO see that YOU are salts
fled in every way. You now have at
your door all the advantages offered
in the metropolitan Piano store. A
large and varied stock OF some OF the
best known standard makes to select
from and all we ask is a legitimate
profit, while at the same time it
means an actual saving 10 you OF
$4,000 70 Sla00o or more GA every
Piano. These are facts and you can
convince yourself by looking at our
stock and the tag on each Piano
which Is marked In plain figures.
fon need have no hesitancy In
making a selection here of a Piano
for your home, for be you rich or
poor yon have the satisfaction OF
o. X. HoUcK
zo2 Commercial a
st. Louis, Little r OK, Memphis
ONE PRICE. CASH OR PA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was cloudy and raw, over.
coats and fires being g; morally in de.
mand. The government bulletin re
ported rain from 20 points apearding
over the upper river valleys. Cool
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
PERSISTENT ADVERTISING
Backed By Goods of Quality and Our 0ne-Price
System Has, Beyond Question Met With
The Appreciation of the Music Loving
People of Cairo and Vicinity.

Many have taken advantage q the
each Of
Simply them goods prices
manufacturers wholesalers in
Of whr position prices
people o this
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

While he and the president share
me same views in regard - such Al,
extremist as the Nes York publishe-
siill here Is wid distance bofv.ae,
mem on many Of the polio es row fe.
ng urged b. ar. Roo evelt
VINE this rune Of AR Roofs re-
iiremeni cannot be traced TO apv ar.
lhentie source. it is neverth less be.
ing disseminated here. and being scr.
ouslg diseGssed in official circles
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

The Bulletin is the only paper with.
in radius Of $50 miles with the ser.
vice Of the Associated Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

WANTED-Six paper hangers: no
lushers or cigarette fiends need apply.
]. II. Crowley Charleston, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
sun and Moon.
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, April S.TLLINOIS-
Fair Tuesday and. Wednesday with
fresh northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

ooe had been subscribed. and that
about $1,000 stin needed was prom
Used.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
Receiver.

More people in Cairo read the BuL
letin than all other Cairo papers CON-
biBed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

Cairo and vicinity: Generally fair,
Illinois, Generally fair Tuesday.
Kentucky; Partly cloudy; slightly
colder.
Tennessee; Partly cloudy; colder
west portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09

knowing that your money viii buy
the same amount Of Piano value as
any other purchaser in the city
We have just received a style "W''
kreiFFfench in beautiful mahog-
any cabinet which will be- on exhibi-
ton at the Rhodes Burford Furniture
Go. store all this week. This Piano
was specially ordered for the big sale
now on at this sto.e and visitors will
have an opportunity to judge of the
beautiful tone and artistic designed
cabinet which is so characteristic in
this make.
As previously stated in this paper an
examination Of this instrument viii
be worth considerable to you if yor
arc Interested in buying Piano ar il
will establish standard for compari
son
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $50 PM.
PIANO CO.,
venue, Cairo, Illinois.
Ma hville, Chattanooga.
fMENTs. NO COMMISSIONS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-09
SPLIT UP ON HARTMAN

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Cairo M April 5. 1907.