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COMING EVENTS

TONIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
A. o u. w. at Odd Fellows hall.
A Poor Relation at the Met.
Loyal American dance, Normanden
hall.
Masonic dance at Temple
Northwestern Business College dance.
G. o #. card party at Opera house.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
Modern Woodmen at Odd Fellows
hall.
Martha" at tho Metropolitan.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 8.
N. E. Class Supper.
Pioneer Dance, Commercial club
rooms.
Acacia lodge A. F. and A. NJ. Masonic
. Temple.
Modern Protective Assn. Odd Fell
lows hall.
Yeoman, important meeting.
Junior Prom at Hotel ,Dacotah.
The Pirates of Penzance at the Met.
Entertainment at Trinity Lutheran
church.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o.
Montaville Flowers. Y. NJ. and Y. w.
G. A. course.
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for eight. An evening of amusement
at various games followed.

Miss Sue Maloney was the hostess
at delightful afternoon card party
yesterday. Five hundred was INDUCED
in at six tables, prizes being awarded
to Mrs. Herman Wolff and Mrs. e.
B. Fredericks. Delicious refreshments
were partaken of at o'clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-06

Mrs. VIM. w. Moore and baby boy
left last evening for visit with her
mother at Plattsville, Wis.
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Grand Chapter o. e. s.
[Note.1-An lodges and societies are
invited to send notices to this column.
All meetings are nights, unless other
wise specified.
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A just complaint is an accommoda-
ton.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o.
Montaville Flowers, Y. NJ and Y. w
c. A course
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Mrs. E. A. Kannolt is entertaining
Miss Amelia Brennan of Ardoch for
few days.
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JUNE

JUNE g, 2, 8.
Grand Council u. c. T. Grand Forks.
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The M. G. R. met on Monday after
noon with the Misses Cunning, Walnut
street.
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FRIDAY, APRIL II.
n d. Intercollegiate Oratorical Con-
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Modern Woodmen at Odd Fellows
hall.
Martha" at the Metropolitan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

= NEWS FROM OUR NEIGFIBORS /:


Mrs y. Sperle. Of Mounds, was
shopplnG In town Friday
Miss Clara ,Wcstcrman returned
FRIDAY from Tamaloa, whore she has
been the guest the past two weeks OF
MI, and Mrs Arch Mathis.
Mrs ! h. Pyles has sold the tiy-
TIRES and furniture OF the Illinois IIo
tel to Mr. Peto O'Brien, who tool,
charge this week.
The frcscoing OF the walsl at the
Catholic church here were completed
this week. II makes beautiful ap
pearancc.
Walter Jackson was business
caller In town SATURDAY,
Agnes and Alma Schiller entertain
ed anumber OF little friends on tht
lawn Of MI and Mrs. Chas. Schulel
Friday afternoon in honor OF theil
cousins, Iiilda and Gladys Schuler Of
st. Louis. About forty little ones
partock Of their hostess hospital
ity.
Harry Ncadstino has installed nj
ice cream soda fountain at his drua
stcrc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
Publ ICAT|ON Of
ASSESSMENT ROLL
HELD 70 BE pEFEcTlvE--oATE
OF PUBLICATION WRONG
AND SOME IMPORTANT oMis-
stoNs or REAL ESTATE.

The stan published by Thos. W.
Williams has raised what appears to
81 . serious question as 10 the vali'i-
~ Il tic publication of the assess
saclt roll. The roll was publisher
hy to Evening Citizen on the 2Sd nf
Jais tc1 days after the date fixed by
law for rs publication and an effort
e. ~ made 10 legalize the publication
~ dating the supplement carrying
iho iarser part Of the roll back -
dass while the main sheet dated the
ID. carried the smaller portion If
ibf I'll But The Star has discover
ri ether defects which. Il CONTENDS
lTe quite as erious If not more 50.
Il states them as follows.
Nhcra were the assessed values Il
the bani-s Of. Cairo omitted from the
published assessment list?
Why wa the ASSESSED value of the
Thebss bridge omitted from the pub
1fsaed assessment list.
WY were prominent business cor
CERES. i1ciuding the Halliday Phillips
yhrrf,cat company aud the Cairo
Ia nd Ccai company. in addition 80
several others. omitted frcm the pub
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

no position TO take chances and Az
SCISSOR Nellis should immediately
calse such lis, to be published. IN
the cvont that IL does not invalidate
the collection of taxes why publish u
list at all or why pay for list inn
perfectly. and only partly published?
The bin for the botch work Of pub
fishing the assessors list has already
been presented for payment but for
some reason has not been allowed
and, 1t IL understood. will not be a.
lowed at this session OF the county
board. This seems right and proper
and ii the county commissioners
seryc the interests of the taxpayers
they should see that "a full and com
plete list Is published according -
law before they pay for any.
Assessor Nellls says his tax books
show that the assessments were
made and he feels confident that the
copy was furnished the printer in
correct form, In which case he is alb.
solved from all blame, but those who
are so careless. mayhaps in leopard
| izing the financial condition Of the
county and yet who have their fin.
tgers constantly ON the county purse.
! strings should be made complete
| their task before receiving pay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

lished list of assessable property?
Why was some acreage property in
the county omitted from said list?
And why was the list published at
all if only in part?
The law says that, after the tax
able property in the county is assess
ed, the assessor shall cause to b.
published a full and complete list OF
such assc ssment." This has not been
done in Alexander county, and it is
ap to Assessor Nellis to sec that \
FULL and Complete list OF such as
sessment is published.
Through carelessness or incompc
tcney hundreds OF thousands Of dol
lars Of a5sessable property has been
overlooked in publishing the assessed
propcrty Of the county, and il is more
than probable that the county will
lose thousands of dollars in taxes Il
the failure to publish the assessed
value of this property affords foun.
dation for non-payment of taxes. II
Is MOI expected that local concerns,
such as the banks of Cairo would
take advantage of any opportunity to
eyade paying taxes. hut the Southern
Illinois & Missouri Bridge COMPANY
is not interested in the welfare Of tho
county to the extent Of paying taxes
four years unless compelled to do 50.
aud failure TO collect taxes from this
I corporation for even one year would
meanInuch 10 the county and espec
tally to Thebee and road district No.
4.
The star has ne learned attorneys
IN ifs roster OF stockholders and Is
therefore unable to say whether the
collection OF taxes would be inyalida
ted BY failure 10 publish a full and
complete list OF assessed property
but il would seem that the county is in
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

August 10, 1907.

4 Mr. r. A. lIarrel has leased the
Hogan farm west Of town from the
Loyellctte Bros. aud will move on the
tame in few days
Contractor Jchn Hogan, OF Cairo,
spent Saturday at Mounds tranBactlng
business.
MI aud Mrs. Clcdl Melton have re.
turned nom their eastern trip and are
well pleased with the sights.
Mr. stephen Loycllette completed
4 Els business horo Saturday and re,
turned TO his home In Wabash county.
Mr. NJ u. McCammon is having his
K resident horse moved from block 3 in
tho First addition 10 block | In the
+ Railroad addition where he will re
4 side He will build new business
hcnse on the old site On Oak street
which he wiz use as butcher shop.
I car new city marshal, Geo. w.
sharp, Elnyes about like he under.
lstnod his business pretty we'll
The eneina and boiler for the Villa
Ridge creamery have arrived and
fiavc been put in place Other ma
cllnery viii he installed as. fast as
ipcssible,
Mr. ard Mrs. Gus Meyers, of Valley
/ RcclHsc, were in Thursday Gus is
nursing very painful bone felon
+ Nj. j. r. Kinker of Villa Ridge,
1 who was badly hurt in a runaway
aocidelt On the gravel road some time
taso, was able to be in town Yesterday.
Mr. Cal Wehrenberg OF Mound
#Gitg was negotiating some big land
idnas hcre Saturday
\ Miss Hazel Kennedy, OF our post
atlicn force spent the week ont at the
iheantlful summer home OF Capt, N. b.
j ThistleWood west Of the city, She
was the honcred guest of Miss Blanch
i Tfdstlowood.
Ycilr correspondent is sorry to have
/ to report that the Hon. Geo w Endi-
Ieott CT Frultvile. the prince of the
fruit culture in Southern Illinois. is
laid dp al his country home from the
Ionects 81 h severe kick by mule.
/ Aaw g the time to take action i'll
4the matter OF grhvelng our public
ltoad4 lii some Of the places where
fthet were almost impossible last win
tier They are sure TO be i'll that con
llition again ii something is not done,
| Will Parker, of Valley Recluse was
ii town Saturday and reports every.
thing in good shape along the
Meridian road. There will be several
| tant santl dollars worth Of gravel work
tdonn On that important thoroughfare
tails fall.
The Illinois Central yards are again
blocked with business 50 that it takes
some time to get the trains in and out
from this point
MT. d. /. Britton 10 having his big
five story frame house on Front street
t.em6daled and fitted up for a first
elasa hotel and restaurant II is nn-
aerstood that the Eiinkley restaurant
from the Note building on First
street sill occopy these new quarters
when finished
Mr. William Sullivan. Of Catev's
Grove, who has been in town for the
past tive weeks, left for Chicago Fri
day Night.
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he notified the first twelve he coull
find. who went TO La Center and fill
ed the engagement
The other twelve members OF the
band. who had not been notified. IN
hearing Of this were offended and de-
cided TO abandon the organization
with which they have trained so LONG
and from which they have received
so much benefit In the way OF must
cal education
EG, rts are beinl made t. induce
them 10 reconsider their decision anf
main with the band-at least I'll
alter the presidents visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
UNITY, ILL.,.
Aunust 10. 1907.

HhHuSt W. ISOfs
Mrs Mary Scarborough and Miss
Roxy Stclkcr, of Westfield, Ind arc
guests CT DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Cause
their relatives.
Ernest Riggle and family are spend
ms Sunday with the family of f. M
itiggle.
Mrs T.. f. Butler and children Of
Villa Ridge arrived yesterday to visit
Mrs. T.. Murray.
Mrs. Bridget Lynch has returned
from visit with relatives and friends
al Cairo.
Will Parker, Of SanduslSy was in
town on business yesterday
John Hodges has resigned his posi-
ton with the Cairo Bulletin and re-
turned home today to reside with his
mother
Charles Hodges who has been very
i'll was reported to be worse yester-
day
Frank Blockley and family have re-
moved to Mt. Vernon Ind.
Mrs. Lulu Cause, of Centralia, is
visiting Mrs. =. J. Cause.
Mrs. w. 4. Holden, Of Carbonate,
Is visiting J. A. Holden and family
Misses Essie and Alberta Allen are
visiting relatives and friends in Cairo.
!. II Lee will load three cars of
piling Monday to ship to the Superior
Piling company at Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. William Vaughan have
returned from visit with relatives at
St, Louis.
DR.. Burkhauser, better known as
Grandpa, who has been very i'll, is i'm
proving
School begins Sept. Gst. Miss
Blanche Isler will be the teacher,
James Fitzgerald has gone to
Tcmahah, Ariz,, in the interests of the
Singer Manufacturing company. Dur
inc his absence his duties will be
attended to by his son, Thomas Fitz-
gerald.
lanes Fitzgerald, Jr., who has been
Ill with malarial fever, is GONZALES
cent.
Postmaster f. NJ. Riggle, Chauncey
Riggle, Mrs. l.. c. Gibbs and Mrs.
Henry Ice left early this morning for
Mill Creek to attend the Clear Creek
Baptist association
Chicken thieves have been abroad
in Unity Frank Blockley lost four
dozen which he had boxed up ready to
ship to Mt. Vernon, his future home
George Hodges has been robbed OIL
two dozen and DR., j. A. Gibbs suf
fcred an equal loss
A Jelly party of fishermen from Pu-
laski passed through here yesterday
IN the party were J. Thornton. Harry
Cooper, r. f. Galbraith, Homer Gal
braith and Frank Rife.
Misses Bessie Thurston aud Nettie
Cooper, Ct Pulaski. were here yester.
day en- route on fishing trip to Big
Fill
Il, NJ. Farleigh, the new blacksmith
ig being kept busy His services are
in demand almost constantly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

WARREN STACK. SON OF Mr..
AND MRS. CHARLES STACK
IS SERIOUSLY INJURED.

warren stack. four year old son Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stack. Zen from
ladder while playing A. his home
yesterday afternoon and received ser
i1us injuries.
The child was badly cat about thc
head and commissions set IN imme-
listely after the accident Mrs. Ma
on. mother Of Mrs. Stack who Is via
ting relatives IN New York has been
summoned home
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
.CULVER'S BAND
MAY O|SBAND
TWELVE MEMBERS OFFENDED
BECAUSE THEY WE'RE NOT
NOTIFIED OF PROPOSED
TRIP TO LA CENTER.

Culyer's band boys have had mis-
understanding which, at last account
threatened to disrupt the band, AMI
it was understood last evening that
the concert to be played at St
Marys park this afternoon would
be the last time, the band would
play together unless.
The misunderstanding arose over
what appears to be very trivial az
fair. Mr. Culver received a harriet
request from La Center, Ky. day
or two ago, to bring band of twelve
pieces there to make music for some
public celebration. He had but an
hour to get the boys to the train, and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
TIME TO ACT.
A Little Care VIII Save Many Cairo
Readers Future Trouble.

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber huf
of health;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no "brick-dnst like" sedi
ment.
Doan's Kidney pills will do this for
you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick
S. w. Shoemaker. ZIG Ninth street
Cairo, H., says. TO Or three years
ago began to have pains In my back
and hips and would often get up in
the morning feeling wors than when
4 went 10 bed. | would be SO lame at
times that | could not rest and every
bone In my body seemed to ache. My
wife procured a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills for me at Schuh's drug store
and | began taking them according to
directions. The effects were marvel.
GUS In very short time and re-
ceiyed great relief" (From statement
made in 1909
Confirmed Proof.
On February 14th, 1907, Mr.. Shoe
maker confirmed the above by saying:
n still hold the same opinion *of
Doan's Kidney Pills as when ! first
used them seven years ago. They did
wonders for me at that time, and
since | have recommended them to
my friends and they received cure
after other remedies had failed.
Doan's Kidney Pills are superior to
anything | have used.
ForsaIe by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-D oan Sand
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11

MouKn CITY, I'LL.
49, q 3 y = . = . . y =

/. W. Reed aud son John are hay
fne ucn fences erected on their
e.aeas There will be 4 great i'm
prcvo1nc7..
Mrs. Ccnley and daughter, Kate,
wer, amcng Cairo shoppers Friday
als. Ioidigh, Of America, was IN
tssga Friday on business.
Frsd Reichert Of Grand Chain'
s q business caller here Friday
III. and Mrs. L. J Castor will
cave aSprday FOR Macatawa. Mich.
Mrs. s. Curry and Mrs. Mumphry
81 Curry were in town Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-11
PILES CURED AT HOVE BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

II You suffer from bleeding. itching blind or
protruding Piles. send me yonr address. aud
will tell yon how b. cure yourself a. home by
Tho new absorption treatment; and will ais ,
send some 81 fhis hoae treatment free for trih l..
with references from your own locality " re-
unested. Immediate relief and p-rmaucnt
ct. q pssnres. Send no money. but tell others
~ this offer. Write TODAY to Mrs NJ. Summers.
Rcx p. Notre Dame, lad.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
REV. BOWLING FINDS
BAD WEATHER ABROAD

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 15.-"'Home seems the best
place yet' said Rev. Frank NJ. Dowling today
on his return from a six months visit to the
Holy Land. His family had moved their
Pasadena home while he absent, so he
was welcomed to entirely new place. Il
have been gone just seventy-two days, five
hours and thirteen minutes" said he. Il
know, because I counted them. I have Travelled
25, 900 miles, have been under fifteen flags. on
all the continents, have been 5000 feet above
sea level, and 1907 below level when in the
valley of the Jordan; 1 have been sea sick for
eight weeks and spent all my money. l found
Palestine the most profitable as we'll as the
least comfortable of the places visited; Paris
the most enjoyable; Lucerne in Switzerland
the most picturesque from a scenic viewpoint.
II find that California is not the only place
that has unusual weather conditions. Wher-
ever we went since our departure January q
we have been told that the weather was I'M
usual, totally unlike anything they ever had
BEFORE or expect again..
Rev. Dowling is the popular pastor of the
First Christian church of Pasadena, and he
has been abroad as a student in the Holy Land
for the past six months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
CLEVER SKETCH is THE
BEST HIT AT ORPHEUM

Brim full of fun and fire "A Midnight
Mistake" presented by Virginia Earl and
company, was the hit of the Orpheum
bill last evening. The tricks of jealous
husband and a still more Jealous wife to
outwit the other constitute the plot of the
playlet and Miss Earl is ably supported
by A. L. Dellaton, Charles E. Conway
and Frank Garfield.
Paul NJ. Freebooter, 'cellist, was en-
Enthusiastically received by the audience,
who have appreciated his work in the
Orpheum orchestra. He will remain only
one week as soloist, and will then
go back to the orchestra. but only
through choice, as his artistic playing
places him high above ordinary concert
musicians. He has been a member of the
best orchestras of Berlin and New York.
Last evening he rendered first and second
movements of Golterman's concerto and
Godards "Berceuse."
A mixture of cycling, dancing, singing
and balancing was the act presented by
Lalla Selbini, the bathing beauty, and
her assistant. The funniest person of the
two was little codger, half man and
half boy who was not even billed, but he
deserves the biggest share of the credit.
Harry Armstrong and Billy Clark, both
good vocalists sing two of their own
songs, Sweet Adeline" and Cant You
See I'm Lonely?" The dark one has a
strong, musical voice, and by acting them
out adds much to their interest value.
The holdovers are Mademoiselle Nadje
Julie Heinrich and Marguerite Easter,
contralto and soprano; the Kinsons, in
Going 1t Blind" and Emil Hoch and
company in Loves Young Dream"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

rostrum at about o'clock. His lecture lasted
nearly two hours IL was a mastery disserta-
tion upon a subject with which the speaker
is pre-eminently fitted 10 deal.
Today's Program
At s o'clock tomorrow morning the Rev
Isaac Jewell OF Covina Will lead the first day
devotional services which will be held at the
Congregational chapel. At o'clock in the
Methodist Episcopal church, Prof. William f.
Bade will open the Bible study HIS general
theme will he 1.-The Growth Of the Idea of God
In the Old Testament" His subject tomorrow
will be This Growth in the Earliest Songs
and Traditions
Following the Bible study Prof J. II. Hoose
will take UP the current event study In the
snme room. The art and design classes, under
Mrs l.. Il. Garden Macleod, Will be held In
the auditorium at 10 o'clock. The general
theme of this work this year Will be 'Evolu-
ton in Art"
The leader tomorrow morning will deal with
the evolution of art in Assyrla and Egypt
Prof Daniel Beaton will open the child
study work in the Methodist church at IL
o'clock The general theme to be handled by
Prof Beaton is Evolution Of the Mind TO-
morrow his subject will be THE Nature and
Laws OF Mind and Their Relation to Mental
Development. ,, -
At / o. clock In the afternoon Mrs. Ella G.
Toward will start the domestic science work
in the boys gymnasium. At the same hour
Love Fl Miller of the Los Angeles state nor
mai school will give scientific lecture on
tory" at the Pine avenue school, The general
theme of the scientific lectures will be Scien-
tifo Evolution" In the Methodist church at
o'clock in the afternoon there will be a
Bible study class. the prophetic documents
being taken up. - e,., ~
Los Angeles will give an illustrated lecture
on "a Journey Through the Holy Land.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
NEWS NOTES FROM
BEACH METROPOLIS

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July I'D. W. Coate to-
day resigned his position as ticket agent for
the Pacific Electric. He will be succeeded by
]. W. Anderson, formerly in the real estate
business here.
People living beyond Seventh street on the
Redondo avenue car line have organized to
fight the Pacific Electric company's charge of
10 cents for transportation beyond that thor
oughfare. The district attorney, 1t is said
will start proceedings to compel the corpora
tion to show why the fare has been increased.
he dog catcher started in on the perform
ance OF his duties this morning. A score of
dogs had been ensnared before noon and this
afternoon the marshal's office was thronged
by owners of CANNES anxious to regain pos
session of their dogs
The finances of the Italian band have been
placed by Director Vessalla in the hands of
committee OF four, Mrs Adelaide Tichenor,
George Mohrenstecher, r. H. Young and ]. r.
Mason. One of the committee will sell tickets
at the auditorium and a book showing the ex-
penses and the receipts of the band will be
kept in Mohrenstecher's office for the lnspeo-
tion of the public. New subscriptions for the
support of the band coming in daily.
A complaint charging George Hewson with
assault and battery was sworn to today by
E. Wagner, the bath house life-saver whom
Hewston assaulted upon the beach yesterday
afternoon, and warrant was issued by JUS
tce Brayton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

his own costume or whether the Belasco
management thought he would look bet
ter in ridiculously short coat 1t is hard
to say but last night Adhemar was a
burlesque as far as clothes were con-
cerned. His acting of the brainless for
tune hunter was done in his usual ner-
vous style. His appearance always
brought a laugh, but one may suspect
that his bob-tailed coat had something
to do with the humor.
Alfred Paget ought to do something
that would give him some idea of the
value of a small part we'll played. Last
night he played the commissaire of po-
lice. This is not his first offense.
John Daily Murphy makes a good hit
as Giuseppe, the restaurateur. 1t is a
small part, but in Dalys hands takes on
a degree of humor that is great. The
rest of the company support the leads
well in keeping up the continual round of
laughter.