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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03
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By MRS. FLORENCE LEE WHITMAN.
President Cantabriaia Club.

details teaching her how express herself clear
public speaking 1t broadening her sympathy and making her
charitable 1t helping her better understanding Of what is
necessary for the ideal home
Through beginning realize that the management of
home requires executive ability of order and she Is learning
to employ the same scientific housekeeping and cearng
used by the of business The result happier home
healthier children and mother both happier and healthier
learning that running around with dust cloth all day does
not always condue and happy living Of the family
energetic work for the pure food bill the forestry
committee
clubs to-day turning the attention Of and
more things pertaining the home and the community
longer purely literary and social former years They
have practical in their aims In their arts and crafts
mees they are teaching how 10 bautfy their homes
They making study Of the eryantgr problem in the
household departments of what and how provide
better sanitary for the family They include in their study
too the public civic and industrial conditions of the
munty.
believe that the womans club Of to-day is giving
higher Of honor and making her
INC reasonable and stronger and nobler - a.,
in every way I<$74t@<< ec<x> NAOF<sHs--
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UNCLE SAM GOES
AF1EREXpRtSSC0S
SUITS FILED AGAINST FIVE COR
PoRATiONS CHARGING VIOLA
TloN OF HEPBURN ACT IN
ISSUING FRANKS.

Chicago, July 2.-Disiriet Attorney
Sims in accordance with direction
from Attorney General B0naparte
after a conference with him in Wash
ington and in pursuance of authority
contained in the Elkins law as amend
ed by the Hepburn act fled suits
against five Of the big express conf
panies in the United States circuit
court asking for injunction 70 pre-
vent further alleged violation Of the
new rate laws insofar as they relate
to the issuance Of express franks
The companies concerned are: United
States, National, American, Wells
Fargo and Adams.
1t is alleged that he companies
have made a general practice Of issu.
ing express franks to their officials
and employees and these of other ex-
press and railway companies, Counsel
for companies admit that franks were
issued as charged, but it is main
tanned there was no violation OF the
law because franks were issued in
exchange for franks and that there
was no discrimination.
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shantyboating Hints.

II is sometimes possible to buy a
house boat on the Oslo Or Mississippi
for sto. Dos. less tAf 3o. orr would
BE- rotten, the sides f1ll OF rat holes.
and t-e roof fan of starlight shin
ing through" There is many boat
on the Mississippi which did not cost
one cent TO build and they are
used In making Journeys of thou
sand miles With boards of all de-
scriptions gathered from drift piles,
nails drawn from wrecked houses,
using an abandoned saw and the
head Of an axe. river tramps have
repeatedly constructed boats dry and
comfortable. strong and durable A
man / met at MOdoc Landing. Ark,
once built a cabin boat from dry
goods boxes that a storekeeper In a
Black River swamp town gave him.
"and ] wasn't a carpenter. either. q"
the man said This boat. ten feet
long and five feet wide. served its
purpose all winter long, the only ac-
cident 10 it happening one night
when the frightful sleet storm OF the
spring of 1902 weighted the boat
down o. the bank Of the Allegheny
that It car sized. Any man can build
a boat on the bank Of the Allegheny
that viii take him to New Orleans in
safety Field ana Stream.
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SPANISH VAR VETERANS.

Manitowoe, Wis. July General
Charles King. of Milwaukee will be
put forward as a candidate for nation
al commander of the United Spanish
War Veterans at the coming national
encampment. This has been decide !
upon by the Wisconsin branch of taa
organization. which opened its state
encampment here today. James G..
Armstrong, also of Milwaukee, is
prominently mentioned for the office
of department commander. There Is
q large attendance OF visitors at the
state encampment and the toxin is
decorated in their honor
The business sessions viii last three
days ana will he interspersed with
parades, camp-fires and other enter
tainment features.
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BIoqraphical.

The Marquis OF Cholmondeley who
holds the ancient and hereditary
office Of Lord Great Chamberlain OF
England was born July 3, 1888. the
first holder Of the title was dis
tlnguished soldier In the time OF
Henly VIII, While another Earl or
ChoImondeley commanded William
HIS horse grenadiers al the Pattle OF
the Boyne The present Lord Chol-
mondeley only exercises his duties as
lord great chamberlain on the occa-
sion Of coronation, and thus up 70
the present has been called upon 70
fulfill them only once. On coronation
day the lord great chamberlain has to,
carry to the Ring his wearing apparel,
ana when''his majesty leaves the bed
chamber the official is entitled to take
the bed and all the furniture with the
and any clothes here may
be lying around. as his feet
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Ill |NOIS CROPS
MORE FAVORABLE
STATE BOARD REPORTS SIX PER
CENT DECREASE IN ACREAGE
SEEDED SINCE LAST YEAR
WHEAT HAS HIGHEST PER
CENT.

Springfield, H.. July 1.-THE condi-
ton of he crop June 20. as returned
by correspondents To the State Board
OF Agriculture is diseouraging. but
the warm weather and occasional
rains since that date have put the
cop in much better condition. The
Board of Agriculture bulletin shows
that on June 90 there had been seeded
7,2s5.4S5 acres. a decrease of 6 per
cent from last year. The condition of
the crop was as per cent of a season
able average. a decrease of 10 per
cent from last year. On June 20 the
condition of wheat was reported 81
per cent of seasonable average. The
average condition of oars was so per
cent of a seasonable average. the
green bug having done great damage,
especial in Central Illinois.
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body living machine and the and actions the medca
he employs with the of substituting favorable conditions for
the unaorabe collectively disease but addition the
modern physician for the greater part thinking and like other
sensible persons lows his head eyeren before mysteries he neth
er be able to analyze comprehend
very different aspect affairs presented when the attitude of
the lay public the disease considered and also when and
where the Of disease falls be discussed Very striking their
qunness the opinions which tacy aired the public
with the special called upon discharge
There widespread conception of disease for example, to the effect that
represents something item which capable of being
drawn forth the very the supposed
ced by priest witch Of old Following the heels Of this belief
another which regards drugs whereby the disease may be purgea
forth from the need surprise that the trade Of the
vendor Of patent medicines should flourish among people mbud with
such conception therefore is that
medical practitioner remarked my hearing people will rest
concerning habits and the like calculated TO bet
them tho end Of the consultation viii persist nquiring for
their bottle" If it only LITTLE! FILTERED by genan and serving
pacebo and nothing more it will still satisfy the ancient
ing for the something that expected eyc the alment and TO
work their
Truth to tell living in medieval times in this matter Of the
public the doctors work We have yet rid ourselves Of the
ancestral belief charms and phes the naea medc
of the relatively the of its constituents from
and frog bats blood and the fat of snato
mention nothing obecionabwl easily prove how very
recently by the rational knowledge
which provided But despite advance there fingers
still old belief the mystical power Of this substance
that Punishment of disease and when the quac
his which warranted great ills and SMALL
consumption and from brain disease smallpox he
finds bis audience ready for him. and brisk sale by Of the
Of ancestral belief in the mystic nosm and the charm.
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STRIKERS GAVE UP
After Hard Struggle Chicago Boiler
Makers and Ship Builders
Return TO Work.

Chicag o,July AFTER sixtenn
weeks OF strike members of the
Boiler Makers and Ship Builders
union today gave up the struggle
against the Chicago Shiphuldng com
pany. The fact that the original
strike. with which this was in sym
pQthy. has failed in all the lake ports
had much to do with ending The fight.
When the strike was called 1000 men
quit work, but il was said tonight not
over 90 Of the old employee would be
able to secure their former places
because the work under contract at
the time Of the strike had been d.
verted to another shipyard, where
there was no trouble.
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ROCKEFELLER REBELLIous.

According to news reports John ID
1Rockefeller, the richest man in the
3worid, is FIR the second time fugitive
Sfrpm Justice. The shame and humil
5Iation he heaped upon this country's
<lnstitutions by successfully defyins
Them upon a former occasion is still
|fresh In the minds of men, What
Ifhe multimilIionaire paid for his form.
Ill Immunity has never been made
4pubIic, but his refusal to respect the
|1aw and its process, and the ease with
which he and his money defeated the
legal tribunes and their authority was
Regarded as a scandalous outrage up
'Gn the dignity OF this country.
Europe booted our Republican equal
ity OF all men before the law and the
little republics to the south Of us
jeered al our Institutions and laughed
Fat our 1rctensions. Rockefeller is
again holding himself superior to the
|lsw, u again thwarting and evadins
the force that maintains in him the
{ his property. If he does
mot quickly put aside this defiant az
ftutide ami submit himself as decent
citizen to court processes. then the
force he pretends TO despise shcn'c
direct itself toward demoli ion of the
Possessions that make contempt pos
sible from this undesirable CITIZEN
We venture to say if Roekefelles
|shculd be within the jurisdiction of
1.-The sheriff Of a Southern STATE an
|fhis official had the courts command
10 make personal service of process
|upon the wealthy king that this ser
Nice would be made. even II rev
minions of mammon had to be brush
ed aside and put in long. narrow wood
en- boxes. mmercial-Appeal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03
LETTERS PARTY
ESCAPE INJURY
WHEN AUTO TAKES PLUNGE
DOWN FIFTEEN FOOT EN-.
BANKMENT-MA OVER.
TURNS PASSING BUGGlES.

Evansville Ind, July - Joseph
ELeiteG The Chicago, rnillinhire, and ~
party of four, which included W. j.
Davis. manager Of The Illinois Theate.
"of Chicago ana his wife, and George
w. Lederer and Wife had a narro@
escape from death or serious injury
in an automobile accident near heFn
today.
The chauffeour's right foot was ban
~ bruised, but aside from this none
of the party sustained more than
slight bruises.
The party We're en- route from Louis
vile to Zeigler, H. near Sand Hill,
when the chauffeur attempted to pass
two buggies and ran the automobile
off OF fifteen foot embankment.
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
viii Light the Arch.

Money has been donated by Messrs.
Cnrry Bros. to defray the expense of
lighting the big steel arch at Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, tor
night, tomorrow night and Friday
night. and the electric current Will
blaze forth in the many little bulbs.
Some one had a private illumination
last night suspending several Jap
anese lanterns from the structure to
make up for the arc light that is miss
ing and partially relieved the intense
darkness at that corner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03

Things are stirring in state politics
$rhc Bulletins Springfield news ms
morning tells Of various movements
s,n foot headed by the governor ana
4hose who want TO be governor or
limited States senator. The state COM
'mittee has also started its campaign
with free plate service to the news
rapars which will now appear reg
siarly in the columns Of the true blue
Nh of those who are not true blue but
8re susceptible to influences.
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TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars dine tn leave Second at. 90
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every Is min
utes from o. H. to / y m
Going orth on Walnut st every Is minutes
from sos q m. TO .53 D. m.
POPLAR ST. LINE Holhrook Ave, car due
TO leave Secon, ut gsing nerth on Holprook
Ave-. at 5.5T; g q; 6:42; 6:b7; T:12 a. M and on
same minutes every hour until l0:42 ana il:l7
y. NJ.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. ct b:f9;
5:l9; 6:34; $40; and 7:04 q. NJ and on same min.
utss every hour until 1924 and i1:M p. m.
Poplar st. cars due to pass st. Mary's park
Il minutes after leaving Second st.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on Walnut
1880 p. m. 1894 a. M; 81 a. M; 1880 q. M;
$50 a. M: 4 30 a. M: s 80 n. M.
North on Commercial-l2:o 90 p. M; 1:0Oi
10. 2 90 a m. 8 90 "A. m. 40 a m 8, m.
Belt aud Owl cars are due to pass West
Thirty fourth St Is minutes after leaving
second st.
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WooDWoRKERs STRIKE.

81. Louis. july Five hundred
cabinet makers, mill men and planners
employed in the hardwood and cabinet
custom shops sruck today following
the refusal of employees TO grant an
eight hour day at the rate OF So cents
an hour in lieu Of the nine hour shift
at 30 cents an hour.
All the finer woodworking factories
of which there are about twenty
firms are tied up.
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MUCH DAMAGE BY
TEXAS TORNADO
CROPS IN SIX COUNTIES BADLY
DAMAGED BY RAIN-ToWN is
ALMOST DESTROYED - WIRE
COMMUNICATION RETARDED.

Dallas. Texas. July 2.-Meagre re-
ports have been received of a tornado
which swept through portions II
Wichita. Baylor, Young. Taylor. Knox
and Haskell counties today. Consider
able damage was done and the rain
badly hurt he crops.
The town of Nickel. in Taylor
county. is reported partially destroyed,
and the storm damage IL re- 1rted as
far west as Amarillo. Wire communi-
cation with the storm swept district
cannot be had.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE.

Cincinnati. July 2,-Fifty-two men
had a remarkable escape from death
in the collapsing Of a four story bust
ness black on Main street this after
noon. only ten being injured ami none
Of those dangerously. The accider.
was caused by the weakening of the
foundation by an excavation being
made for a new ten story building be-
side the collapsed building.
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COMPTON ACQUITTED.

Charlotte, Mich, July 2.-Silas
Compton an aged Pennsylvania black
smith, charged with the murder n
William Lampman in 1892, was &C
quilted tonight. Compton was extra
dited from Pennsylvania and placed
on trial here because of the damagin2
statement recen Is made by John
Butcher who is serving a life sen
tencc in the state prison at Jackson
for the murder Of Lampman
Compton lived here at the time OF
tho crime.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.

Halifax. n. S, July 2.-Steamor
which went ashore at Half Moon
Lodges near Cape Sable yesterday was
identified today as the wooden stear--
er Cartagena. bound from Michigan
via Great Lakes for Boston. and coal
alden. The steamer broke in two to
day and probably viii be a total loss
A crew of fourteen men reached shore
safely
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03

The word ~toddy" is generals
supposed to be Of Scotch origin. bni
Il comes from the Hindostani Tar.
di" is the juice Of the cocolnut
which. when fermented. Is a fiery In.
toxicant If We had a mind 10 co.
coanuts. or teddy" says DanTier
"our Malayans Of Achin would climb
the trees and fetch as many nuts az
We would have and a good pot OF
toddJ every morning"
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PeNlrENTIARY COMMISSIONER.

Springfield Ill., July 2.-GoveTnar
Deneen this evening appointed J. W
Deneen o. Albany. commissioner Of the
Illinois State Penitentiary at Joliet
to succeed benjamin Brown, of Berlin.
whose term expired.
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THE above Is d correct statement q
Ffhe number OF complete ana perieel
copies o fthe Cairo Balletin printed
for The year 1906 and for the month
sOf June 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
ahis first day Of July, 1907
LEO. j. KLEB,
8icaan Notary Public.
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A,.s.-<< Z., &MX~...

These Philippines are
the pearl of the orient.
Just think - 100000
Christians in, We may
say, the heart Of Asia !
| believe that the Fill
pinos viii finally convert
the japanese, and the
japanese will in due
time convert Asia.
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pAorooaApHep MARS CANALS.

Cambridge, Mass. July 2,-Lowell
expedition to the Andes has succeeded
in photographing canals Of Mars ac-
cerding 10 kilograms received at Har-
ward observatory today.
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The club life of to-day
is training woman in
business methods and in
a more judicious man
agement Of affairs. II is
widening her horizon and
giving her a better reali-
zation of the large essen
tials, which heretofore
her keen appreciation Of
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Novel Maklnn a Ia MODE.

There" said the modern novelist.
with a sigh CT satisfaction. I've got
my epigrams all made Now it'll be
an easy matter for me to write my
story arnund them"
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Tile prarl nf
tllr Ortrnt
BY ARCHBISHOP HARTY,
Head Catholic Church in Philippines.
in every way

Let say that impossible speak too highly Of the general
conduct Of the American the islands 1t has been excellent
when consider the surrounding conditions from Gen. Leonard Wood
down to the hunbe private
The rank and file deserve The gratitude Of the American people,
Of the people of the islands, for what they have accomplished
strange LAID among strange people, speaking strange language
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03

You pay a little more for classified
advertising IN the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get tns
rssuIts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

EFHrage number Of complete and
X parfect copies of the Cairo Bui-
l6tin printed daily and Sunday
4 for I'M year 1906 POPS
Iyerage number of complete and
4 perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
4 during the month Of June
4 4at,7 .2168
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Mrntapual Attitltnr OF
p1rllltr Tnllsrn Mrntrittrs
BY ANDREW WILSON,
Celebrated English Scientist.

Among caustic sayings of Voltaire is to be found
the declaration that the art Of medicneor shall we
say Its practice? conssts in pouring drugs, Of which
doctors know ittle into bodies Of which they know
Infinitely less Possibly this aphorsm may have held
true of the art Of the physicians Of the famous French
mans days; but in far its modern application is
concerned, it probably stands much the repu-
ation and footing does the other gibe, Ubi tres
medic duo athei- The doctor to-day as a rule, is
not only well educated, both in knowledge Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-03

but in the Tenderloin sta
ton at least he is regarded a. worthy
OF a medal.
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JOHN 6. SHEA

Manufactures and dealer IN fairness,
Collars, Saddles, strap work, Whips.
Horse Clothing. Lap busters and Fly
Nets.
The only house in the city that
makes handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing a Spec
ialty.
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The suiIetin 10 on ears at the TOT
Swing places:
coIsn,an's, xf4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
walkers. 10 sixth street
uIue Front Rs~taurant
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Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ID to send or telephone items to this
nffIos
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Big Four going North
Nc 6---- $50. $500 a m
No 3-----. .. 400 p M
l 3 daily
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
PLEASED WITH SAVAGE. Douglas International-American

The directors and officers of the Savage Gold company arrived yester- day and at once went to their apart ments at the Queen hotel, where a stockholders meeting was called for 10 o'clock.
 The Chicago representatives of the company are: F. NJ wojtalewicz. president; P. Drzymalski, secretary; 4. P. Behnke, treasurer; J. Kosinski, A. Spetz, J. z. Wierzchowski, A. Cza- jor, J. c. Hess, Jr, and A, Hindera. of Steinhauer, Neb. The officers were all reelected for the ensuing year and James Reay will remain manager.
 The party will leave this morning for the Chiricauhas, where they will remain for several days inspecting the properties. Every member of the company present yesterday expressed great faith in the future of the prop erty, and the directors were busy yes terday and last night mapping out plans for the future work.
 eve have not fully decided and will not know finally till after visiting the property what course we will pursue" !" said Mir Wojtalewicz last night we have thought that it would be good plan to ship and we are also consid- ering placing a concentrating plant upon the ground. We have great faith in the future of the Savage. and ex- pect to see it one of the big producers of the Chiricauhua district" The directors of the company are all business and professional men The president of the company Is a priest, having resided in Chicago for forty years. !. Kosinsh is also mem Der of the clergy who has visited Douglas before.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
BURGLARS VISIT
 HOUSE AT LOWELL
Make Away With Two Suit Gases and Several Suits
 of Clothes.
Lowell, Nov. II. 1907.

Lowell, Nov II, 1907.
 On Saturday evening burglars GIT tered the house occupied by Joseph 0. Couette and Joseph Waters, and carried away everything of value which was in the place. As soon as their loss was noticed. waich was on returning home from on shift Satur- day night. the men came to Lowell and notified officers
 The house robbed is just below the gas plant toward Lowell and is with in hundred yards of an arc light How the robber or robbers escaped detection is to be wondered at. Both men lost a great deal Of clothing, al they have left being what they wore at work Together they lost four suits of clothes and two sIit cages containing articles of value to the losers.
 The officers at once went to work on the case but to date the guilty par ties have not bean apprehended Sps- piciou was directed upon a Mexican. who was seen about the place earlier in the evening but no doubt he is across the line by tais time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
mURDER AVENGED.


 Finding the slayer of his sister safe Iy behind prison bars in the Yavapai county jail at Prescott, Jim White head, the well known Indian cowboy, returned to this city yesterday, satis- fled to let the law take it's course, says the Globe Silver Belt
 The tragedy occurred al Clear creek in the Verde valley about month ago, and upon receipt of the news in Globe, Whitehead started out to run to earth the man who, in cold blood. had murdered his sister. When ne reached the eastern part of the terri tory and had run the trail for week or ten days. Whitehead learned that cowboys and indians had captured the man aud turned him over to the Ya- vapai authorities.
 Two years ago Ezina Whitehead. a pretty little Indian maiden, went to live with Dia Dia. whose English name is Robert Dash For . few monlhg
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
MORALES NOTES

MORALES, Ariz, Nov. 9.--St. An drew's Episcopal church has recently engaged the services of a very talent ed minister, the Rev. Donald M. Brookman, formerly of Palo Alto, Cal. He will fill the pulpit of this church the first two Sundays Of each month, the balance of the time being spent at Yuma, thus alternating betweeB the two places.
 Collector NJ. H. McCord is much improved since his hunting trip in the mountains of Mexico last week. fsisslls:55uus:a ssiisls55uusa not as much game was se- cured as he had hoped for the trip