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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Marshal II, natson. Jackson county
Douglas Cooper. jasper county.
b. n. Crane, Perry county,
II. M. Davidson, Marion county
Thomas Dye. Frankling county
Daniel II. Holloway Birmingham
county.
Thomas Hoops, Lawrence county
Louis lIoko, Washington county.
oliver Howell, Moultric county
j. D. Kavanaugh, Wabash county.
Geo. w. Ice, Jefferson county
John Mcdaniel, Edgar county.
Fob McGill, Pulaski county.
!. Jchp, A,r:McNnrnaI. JeffeYstn cotn
~. .sff :"
W. II. Parks Fay tie county.
VIM. Pickles, Gallatin county
VIM. Richardson, Richland county
Samuel Smith, Dhlte county.
Virginus Ii. Smith, Gallatin county
S. $. Taylor. Randolph county.
Jasper Thrutt. Johnson county
Thos. NJ. Thurman, Wabash county
Capt. Mark Whitaker, Johnson
county.
Patrick Smith, of Mt. Vernon VINO
Is charged with retailing liquor with.
ont a license, his third oitonse ana
Aaron Tandy and sam Young OF
Mound city, charged with violating
tho pension law, were brought to
Cairo last evening by Chief Deputy
Z. S. Marshal Watts.
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OCTOBER 4 IN HISTORY.

1871 Don Juan defeated the Turks at
Lepante
\ 1921 King Villain granted new
charter To Massachusetts,
I728- caesar Rodney. or Delaware
\ dependence, born sv.eu snne
Si IN, 1854.
1856 New Hampshires first news
paper issued at Portsmouth.
I765 Anti-stainp act congress met III
New York City.
ITO British vessels fired on Bristol
r. u
1926 First horsepower railway in
the United States completed at
Quincy. Mass.
1S41-Nicholas l.. OF Montenegro,
born
Edgar Allen Poe. American
poet, died. Born Jan. 10, 1909.
1857 Henry Timrod. Southern poet,
died. Born in South Carolina,
Deee 8, 1929.
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Cecil Rhodes Great idea.

Cecil Rhodes once said to Lord
Rosebery: When find myself in TN
congenial company. or when people
are playing their games. or when | am
alone In a railway carriage. shut my
eyes and think of my great idea;
turn it over In my mind and tiy to get
a new light on it; 1t IS the pleasantest
companion that / have"
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Famous Old chanuI,epee.

The castle of Chapultepec is the
most noted and historic edifice in Mex
leo. 1t has a history dating far back
INTO the days when Mexico was ruled
by Spanish viceroys, and following
that II served in the same capacity
during the days that Mexico was an
empire, republic, empire and republic
again.
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Slightly Mixed.

This is told as an actual happening
to Kansas man. He and his family
had gathered around the supper table
and all heads were lowered for him 10
ask blessing, when the telephone
bell rang. The man answered it; and,
coming back to the table. again bowed
his head. but again the telephone rang.
He answered that call; then for the
third time seated himself and, bowins
his head. said "Hello!'--Lppincot
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monarch. Practical joke.

Francis l. practised some cruel
Jokes on Jacob Paul Won Gundling, an
eminent scientist. on one occasion
dressing I'D monkey In clothes sims-
lar to those worn by the professor and
making the latter embrace him in
public and acknowledge him as his
own son. and on Gundling's death the
king had his body dressed in state
uniform and buried In a wire cask-
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II is evident that the man who
wrote the inscription for the tablet
upon the Oliver Holden house. as that
OF the composer OF the tunes. Coro-
nation, Bring Forth the ROYAL Dia-
dem, and Grown Him Lord Of AL 3"
was not oyer-familiar with his
hymnal II is as bad as Horace
Greeley's account OF a diuner. when
the teetotaler wrote in the Tribune
that the party drank Heidsieck and
champagne.
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~~NaftfNrr $50
! Always Reliable
| Sylph Flour
II. L. Halliday Milling Co.
Newsn,ncr sarcslm.

The Daily Clsolielc remarks that
the chaos in Lcadon traffic seems
to continue Indefinitely. unless people
OF different opinions will put their
heads together and agree on some
working compromise" We cannot see
that wood Iaving is the solution Of
the problem.-London Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Many people will say
that the theater is for rec
reation and amusement,
and the entire dismissal
of any mental effort on
the part of the audience.
1t is of course all of that.
and there are many Tenn
pies of Thespis filed with
laughter and music and
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sons, Thomas Carmody and Patrick
Carmody, th, former employed by the
Big -Four at Cairo and the later by the
Frisco at Chaffee, Mo. A brother.
Patrick. resides on twentieth street.
and there are a number of other rcla-
tiyes.
The remains were brought to Cairo
aud are being prepared for intcrment
al M. L. Ffsith's undertaking estab-
lishment.
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Some industrious deliver into things
has called attention to a curious asso-
citation between the letter sn and the
nose. The following words. beginning
with those two c0nsOnants. all have
some connection with that organ.
Shout. snar. sneeze. snsst. snore, snub.
snarl, snuffy. snort. sheer. sniff. snig-
ger. snuh. sniff. snufie. sneeze. snafle
SWIVEL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

The above Is d correct statement OF
the number Of complete and perfect
copies Of The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
of September, 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day OF October, 1907.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
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The Bulletin IL on sale at the TO
towing places:
Coieman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, 1o1 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
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Urmr MtHstnlt
nf thr play
BY ETHEL BARRYMORE,
Actress.

where such diversions offered But surely there
purpose in the DRAMA and big question affecting great class of the
people Of the world should surely prove great
who take the theater seriously.
The foes and niust of the times the dramat
oo When they sklu handled they miss their aim sheri-
dams Rivals did suppress the clustering oath-crackng wagger-
Of his period than thousand could have
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
CIR Ennratinlt nf
HnyH
BY A. III. GILKES.
Headmaster Duiwich College. Enaland.

ing houses but useful trade And just warfare or in business
who likely fail with regard
Schools who has not knowledge OF the right AIM but
what xa this though every
thing dangerous The more able and brilliant he IS the
dangerous he All his excellence only increases the mischief which he
does when he takes upon himself task which he competent per-
The aim which, believe schomasr generally set before them
selves default of better isnot simply to give boys knowledge of
Greek French matemacsno simply
teach them play at cricket and football them
sight into business enable them business
spondenc in what called Engno simply their and
speak public exercise authority, their living
simply to shrink from danger and responsibility hold their
every kind of temptation The aim help them
gle benefit any little group benefits The aim which, believe all
have different from these taken ny but implies them all it
is beyond them ALL and superior to them all.
Perhaps people may think that this vague aim; but
think that thought The may described with
much precision The qualities which make truthunes clean
courage public spirit kindness with understanding quckned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Ct complete and
pcrfect copies Of The Cairo But
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1906 ..... &. 2ozS
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of Scptem-
NH. 1q07 .21ti
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

One little girl had been TO a party
on two consecutive days. oh, nam:
ma" she cried. enthusiastically, on
her second return from the second.
Just think. I've had Ice cream twice
n consestion."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

The department of agriculture rec.
ommends the following species of fish
as being the most efficient exterminat-
ors of the mosquito larvae. Top min
nows, sunfish, goldfish, sticklebacks
and shiners.--5ardap A&gzE'Ee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
TIME CARD CARD ELECTRIC RVS

.,xas =, 1855 que W IeAve Secone st. 70
! Ing north on Commercial Ave-, every IL min
| utes from 6 a. M. 10 n p. m
Going north on Walnut st. every III minutes
| from Cos m. To 1888 y. ni.
POPLAR ST. LINE--Holbrook Ave, car du
to leave ~ecOnn 1t geing nerth ON Hoicrcob
Ave-, at 5sb7; at 6:42; 5t5T; 7.t2 u. IN. and o.
sane minutes every hour until 1912 and III ii,
n. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth ~. NJ a:ag;
6:is; 6;A Gas; and TOO a. mead on game main
utrs every hour until 1854 aud 1851 d. ia.
Poplar st. ears due to pass Et. Msry's park
l. minutes after llaving Second st.
BELT LINE OWL OARS north on walnut
1880 y. M. 1874 u. m; 80 %. M; $50 D. ia. |
3 80 u. M; A 40 n. m; s 30 n. IN.
North on Commercial--i2soO p. M; loo
III. 90 \. m. 9 90 "A. NJ. 4 10 y. IN, D u, IN.
net and Owl cars are due to pass Yves
Thirty fourth ~. Is minutes after leayips
Second st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Burns wrote his most beautifui
poems in his spare moments while
working on farm. Grote wrote his
History OF Greece" during the odds
and ends of time snatched from his
duty as a banker. Moments are the
golden sands Of time II rightly
ilSad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
An Amusement Lover

A Binghamton girl at a dance feI
through q fourih-story window and
landed on the first floor. She said she
vas unhurt and hurried back. Any.
thing for q dance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
une,. Eben,s wj.sou.

Some men, said Uncle Eben.
finds fault around home because it's
de only place whah dey's important
enough TO git chance to spesd dsir
minds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Ii is your interest to see Mr..
Featherstone's Grocery prices on
page $. -rnA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

A main point with re-
gard to doing anything
inteIligently is that the
doer should have a right
aim. frr worf>-e. sr.-asaiIn
Is nor to have smart ltni-
forms or well-fed sol
diers, but to beat the en-
envy; and in business
not to have srnnrt count
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
An Easy Place to Live.

As the fashions in women's clothes
In Japan have not changed during g.
500 years there Is no reason why the
men Of that country should not have
the most serene counfenances known
among civilized people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
gIee Food for MIIllon..

Rice. which is the worlds leading
cereal. IL also the leading crop cn1fi-
vnted In the Philippines. In Asia rice
constitutes fully one half the food sun
~ 81 the population.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

all directions, and most of all in the direction of that
Unseen Power which rules all these qualities To-
geher with healthy body, seem TO US scho1ats-s 10
be those at the production of which should aim.
And since there difference in the nature of hui
man beings, the methods which employ in producing
them should be those suited TO the nature Of each boy
We should not for instance, scold willing boy, nor
compliment conceited boy teach poetical boy
nothing but stimulate the Imagination of one who loves
TO deal only with that which admits of accurate
urement We wish to give TO every boy that teaching
which will best bring out his good quaeshat which
will best make him real man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

We understand that Sir Thomas
Fraser, whom the London Gazette de.
scribed ~ deceased the other day.
has become member Of the Anti
Premature Burial society.-Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Some idea of the vast extent Of the
surface OF the earth may be obtained
when 1t Is noted that If lofty church
steeple be assembled, and the land
scape visible from 1t looked at, 1000
such landscapes must be viewed in or
der that the whole earth may be seen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
Laroe Demand for o.ul;o,,,

About 100000 demiiohns are made
yearly in this country, but tie '7rzest
sizes are imported The work il
largely dope by girls in this country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

perfect VIII performance
actual foil practice reached There no short cut % ere
on only be attained by gmt study and practice and wer
is mentioned correctly the "unge months
this might first sight tend to deter apants from learn
ing fence reality because the time devoted to
reel STYLE position plays such important part the subsequent
stages given probably spent and returns fouod
interest 10 the conscientious student.
When all the and position with and without the foil have
mastered with the right hand the should be pracced with tins
left
All fencing displays preceded by what known the Grand
which simply exhibition of all the positions and
attack defense respectively by the opponents but with the foil
point oneself this being of courtesy
towards adversary showing ev intent The
therefore able realize the beauty of the true positions
of the art of fencing after which the friendly opponents
proceed trial of skill between themselves in loose play"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

More people in Cairo read tbs Bul
lstin than all other Cairo papers com
hinss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Cairo, Alexander County, iIIInois
we Population 1912,

Cairo, Alexander County, iliIuoiA
Population 1912.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. THOMAS H. MAHONEY
City Attorney, II. M. MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate, A. ] ROSS.
Chief Of Police, M g. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population x2,467
County Clerk. JESSE IT, MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE H. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK IL. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEXANDER
WILSON.
Coroner Dir JAMES McMANUg
County Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRIED ID
NELLTS.
Board Of County Commissioners
]. J. JENNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN J. GAUSH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
unsompIImentary Criticism.

At recent sale of books and curios
the auctioneer said: This book. gen
tiemen, is especially valuable. as it
eostsins marginal note In the hand
writing of John Dryden. Five pounds
offered. Going-going- Ii Is
yours. sir The autograph marginal
note by the renowned scholar was az
follows: This book Is not worth the
paper 1t is printed on"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
As on RecsIen II

Yes, said Mrs. Lapsling: my
husband enjoyed his trip ever SO
much He says the train he Travelled
on had tie finest buffoon car he ever
saw In his life"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07
1I1nn,rn 5hnl1lh Erart
thr Art nf 8rnriltg
BY MARY CLIFTON-HADDAN.
Expert English Swordswomsn.

The;art Of fencing of late years has made extraor-
ordinary progress not only amongst the lords OF crea-
tion," but amongst our own SEX
1t is not only particularly heathfu recreation,
but tending largely to beautify the ormand give
elegant carriage and department, and, If taken IN
moderation to aid those of weakly constitution
whilst for such as lead cdentary lives ii affords valuable
results 1t has moreover the advantage OF not reqir-
ing any companion in its study, as all the preliminary
practices and positions can be acquired alone, and pro-
fessonal assistance may be dispensed with Tor some
months until such progress has been made that the later
stages of fencing reached when such assistance will
become necessary.
Now it goes without saying that as one must walk
before can rum is necessary first Of all to thor
oughy acquire the preliminary positions and move
mens and the better this is done, in the first instance,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-07

Bic -Four going Mort
No s.--- -. g.i5 a IN
No S-..~-- - I ''si = 10
4 . daily
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12
Confined from fourth page,
dered to take charge of the work and
put the bridge in good condition.

put the Dr1dge IN good condition.
1t is hereby ordered that hereafter
any one allowing water from bitches or
irrigation to run into or overflow any
county roads, whereby causing any
damage to the roads, will be prosecu-
ted, and the road overseers are hereby
instructed to look after this matter and
to take action pursuant to statute.
Dr. w. H. Marshall of Hagerman ap-
peared before the board and requested
that his bill for medical attendance
upon quarantined, disallowed at the
April session, be re-considered, and
after fully investigating the matter
the claim is hereby reconsidered
and the auditor instructed to draw a
warrant on the current expense fund in
favor of DR.. w. H. Marshall for SGT.
1t appearing to the board by the petit
ton of A. A. Walters and others that
the Shoshone Falls ferry boat is in an
unsafe and dangerous condition, a men
ance to human life and property, and
after due consideration it is hereby or
dered that said Shoshone Falls ferry
boat be and is hereby condemned, the
license to operate said ferry be and
hereby is revoked from and after this
date, and the sheriff is hereby author
lied to give due notice hereof to the
person or persons operating said ferry
boat
L. C. Jones appeared before the
board and made application for dep
uty sheriff for the Minidoka tract. and
after due consideration it is the opinion
of the board that the services of a
permanent deputy is not required and
the SAID application be denied.
The following liquor dealers bond,
application and receipt for licenses were
examined and bonds approved, and
auditor instructed to issue license to
Neil & Phelen of Hepburn, Charles
Sturgis of Shoshone.
The Quarterly reports of the follow
ing road overseers were examined and
approved.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

is hereby removed, and Commissioners
Crosse is hereby authorized to hire the
necessary work done until his successor
is appointed.
No further business appearing at this
meeting the board adjourned the regu-
lar July session until Monday, August
5, 1907.
/. H. INES, Chairman.
F. E. CROSSE, Commissioner.
Attest:
HARRY w. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

The following claims against the road
and bridge fund were examined and ap-
/ proved, and the auditor instructed to
draw warrants upon said fund for same:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

The board had under investigation
the Black Canyon road, and after due
consideration it is hereby ordered that
the contract be let to Walter J. Good
ing for the sum of S2,4OO, to be paid
as per contract now on file in the clerk s
office and that said Walter J. Gooding
give good and sufficient bond to this
county in the penal sum of SO, 900, with
not less than two sureties who shall be
residents of Lincoln county, for the
faithful discharge of above contract.
The bond of Walter ]. Gooding for
the discharge of his contract with this
county was examined, approved and
ordered filed.
The board adjourned until a. m. to-
morrow.
Third day of session, July 10, 1907.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The matter of the Shoshone Falls
ferry boat having been under consider
alton, and the ferry boat operating at
that point on July 9th having been con-
demned, permission is hereby granted
to Lee w. Glass to use the sides of the
county road down the Shoshone Falls
grade to its junction with Snake river
for the purpose of the construction of
a ferry boat.
The petition of M. M. Mackey and
others praying that deputy sheriff be
appointed for the Minidoka tract to re-
ride at or near Rupert was considered,
and after fully investigating said petit
ton was denied, as it is the opinion of
the board that the services of perma-
nent deputy is not required.
Claims continued on the current ex-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

Salt Lake Stamp Co., stamps, 1 80
Breeder Office Supply Co., sup. 16 40
G. w. Todd & Co. one protec-
tograph, 30 90
Glass & Prudhomme Co., one
book typewriter, 1874 50
w. II. baugh, sal. coroner, rs 90
supplies, A IS
Baugh & Coltharp, rent Hager-
man telephone, 90
Baugh & Dill, sal. Co. phys, 225 90
DR.. v. R. Killen, sal. Co. phys.
Minidoka tract, 100 90
1: r Painter, witness certf, DC. IA 90
w. T. Rowley, 8" &c. 2,25
E. L. Woodworth, jurors certf.
P. C. 90
j. T. Hawkins, witness certf.
]. C. 3 rs
w. c. Custer, witness certf.
P. C. Is Is
w. c. Custer, juros' certf. &C. A 50
w. H. Baugh, . q &C. 6 rs
witness /" PC. 2 25
DC. II rs
c.. W. Wernicke, g :" PC. GA 25
First National Bank, Jurors
cestf. c. C. 2 25
First National Bank, witness
certf. P. c. "A 50
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

pense fund:
j. W. Wheeler, salary, $500 400 %
90 team hire, 297 90
I" E" expenses, 88 rs
Z" {" abstract of lands, % so
Purdum & Purdum, drayage, l IS
I" g dray. C. H. yard, IL rs
g dray. co. poor z 90
" coal. 80 90
" ice. 8 90
r, M Burnside. salary. 200 90
% expenses, GO 25
Wesley C. Randall, care of poor, 382 SO
moor. $11 35
The report of Road Overseers Joe
Bonar, District No. l, and Will Bar
nett, District No. 8, were examined
and approved
Claims continued on the road and
bridge fund:
Joe Bonar, road work, l0l 5O
Will Barnett, road work, II 5O
The board adjourned until 9 a. m. to-
morrow.
Fourth day of July session, July IL,
1907.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present, l. H. lines, chairman; F. E.
Crosse. commissioner, and Harry W.
Anderson, clerk.
In the matter of the petition for a
herd distsict being before the
board. and remonstrance to the same
having been presented to the board by
Henry Schodde and others, and it APP
nearing that the law in such cases has
not been fully complied with, the SAID
petition is hereby laid over.
The joint quarterly report of the aud
itor and treasurer was examined and
Claims continued on the current ex-
oense fund:
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It appearing to TINS Doaru Dy oo'lI-
nlaints having been made by taxpayers
in Road District No. that the present
road overseer is not performing his
duties as such, it is hereby ordered that
the present overseer, Joe Bonar, be and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-12

3 E. C. Hally, labor on roads, q 80
Homer Davis, T" I" 126 90
C. T. Gustin, GO 70 so
Jas. H. Barnett, 90 SO 40 90
Otis E. Syster, % 80 90
Alvin Butler, work, lava road, 148 so
J. A. Dixon, labor on roads, 81 90
, Guy Worden, 90 90 lis so
w. H. Loring, &c rs 25
Riverton Lumber & Hdw. Co.,
lumber for bridges, 104 SO
c. F. Borden, lumber for bridges, IL %
Morris-Roberts Co., II 81
E. w. Horton, SO 88
Beymer Lumber Co., Al 92
F. E. Crosse, exp viewing roads, 8 so
Morris-Roberts Co., road sup, Sc SO
c. w. Wernicke, (" 80
C. C. Nelson. 20 Ga "a
T. P. Darr, taking surv. over r'ds, 90
The following claims against the cur
rent expense fund were audited and APP
proved, and auditor instructed to draw
warrants for same llDOn said fund: