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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
sTUART's RETORT TO HIS WIFE.
She Came Near Spelling His Visions
of Grandeur.

Gilbert Stuart. though a cele-
brated artist, was likewise a great
braggart. On one OCCASION a great
public dinner was given TO Isaac
Hull by the town of Boston, and
he was asked to sit for his picture to
the artist
When Hull visited the studio
Stuart took great delight in enter
tanning him with anecdotes of his
English success, stories of the mar
quis of this and the baroness of that.
which showed how elegant was the
society to which he had been accus-
toned.
Unfortunately, In the midst of this
grandeur, Mrs. Stuart, who did not
know that there was a sitter, came
in with apron on and her head tied
up with some handkerchief, from
the kitchen. and cried out: -
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

aaa Rflr sI5pplg 250f1 acres VITA
water
Over In the Mesilla valley there IL
nearing completion GOO foot diver
sion dam for the purpose Of supplying
waier to one unit the Rio Grande
proiec the Leasburg diversion The
hcadworks will be connected wits She
old Las Cguses system BY canal
SIX miles long Before this project
is finished gigantic dam viii b.
constructed across the Rio Grau1e
near Engle forming 2 lake forty N le
long and storing wa.er for the irri
cation II 1S9J0e acres Of land lying
in New Mexico. Texas and Oil Mexico
Still another great work is the Rio
Hondo project, near the city of Res
well which has been completed at al
cost Of about $35c00e, ana which
this senson supplied water for the irgi
gauon of 1900 acres II fertile land
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MEN LOCKED OUT.
OF Michigan shipyard Because The,
Threatened to strike-objected
10 Italians.

81 Clair Mich. Jiuly The ship.
yard of thu Great Lakes Engineering
Works were clUsei tonight locking
out 4oi men because the men decided
10 strike Friday On the company q
refusal 10 discontinue he employment
Of italian iaborers. The principal
cont ACT ON hand IT, the construction
a the Steel tubes for the prjected
Michigan Central tunnel under the
DoIoif river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

A rale every chiid is born int
the world with an unbiemisaed consu-
tuition and there is no reason what
ever that this condition should moi
continue, II those Ia charge OF il would
be guided by reason instead OF being
led asuay by fallacies which are in
reality more hereditary than disease
is.-The Grand Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Chief Egan's order thai siiitcE
must not discharge fire works pregsa-
tnrely was generally observed only a
BIT of crack being heard here AMI
there; and people generally fell safe
because thereof If today his order
that no cannon crackers or pistols be
discharged Is equally well observed
ana If parents fall into line with him
to prevent the reckless discharge of
explosives generally. Cairo will prob
ably have no use for any alti-iock ia
serum today.
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cood Nature.

Good nature is more agreeable IN
conversation than wit and gives a
certain air TO the countenance which
Ia more amiable than beauty. II
shows virtue in the fairest light. takes
OF in some measure from the de
fHmity of vice. and makes even folly
and impeTtineace supportable. - Ad.
olson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Paper bricks are used in Berlin for
paving; many telegraph poles arc now
made of rolled sheets OF paper. paper
collins are used in some places. Some
straw hats, into which enters not an
atom Of straw, consist of narrow pa
per strips dye1 yellow; artificial
sDongcs can be made Of paper pulp
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CTR Trst nf
6fnntitf &rltginn
By REV. ROBERT S. GORDON.
Milwaukee.

lie unsheah sword way 10 the throne He ougbt
to bring every faculty Of his great fight Memory
rightly used may become d valiant helper.
IN jail awhile ago tramp who illustrated some people
make Of their When bad large sack fu of all
sorts Of useless rubbish salmon and pickle bottles Tho police had
get the stuff from him. are ltl- M lave
made their memory into bag in which dey around erd and
IMAGINARY grievances That makes CALLING the poorest hos
ib uggae Dig hole and bury the monument over
it. two sisters rconcd awhile who had spoken to each
other for IL years They had each held little thing mp close
their eyes that nothing else could be seen Forget it.
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JOHN r. SHEA

Manufacturer and dealer in fairness.
Collars, Saddles. Strap work. Who's.
Horse Clothing, Lap busters and Fly
Nets.
The only house in the city that
makes handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing Spec
ialty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

the mouth, not much change during
the next Sc hours.
The Mississippi, from below ST.
Louis to Cairo. and the Wabash, at
Mt. Carmel, will continue falling dur
ing the next SO to AS hours.
n NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Observer.
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Tobacco Habit Cured

ga tie. Cigaf, Fine, Snuff, Tob lcco chewing
and al rms or tobacco sing are cured bv
ne j AME~' HOME CURE FOR TOBACCO
HABITS. Put M in Tab form. Easy and
lures Rhii- you wors Price OF fun lurse OF
bet treatment for tobacco habit, 81. =
James Sanstorium Co., Memphis, Tenn
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i-arne Nav.

Col Higginson once met two Cam
bridse boys not long rast their sixth
birthdays, and asked them Ii they hai
enjoyed their walk ana what they has
ioG-a TO talk about On" answered
enc with an air OF definitely acquired
wisdom, we've been talking about
foolish things we used to think when
we were little"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

The "li'1ied" nain vas rushing
along at q q ftie q 50 miles an hour
when q iiTe-feaspla ycungster, who
was sitting at tie window. was
startled by the rush and rear of
passing train and fell back IN his
fright Recovering quickly be looked
ap IN hls fatherE face a gas ped
Papa did We saaiiow it?"
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Mrs. Anne Fitzgerald
of Center stree y
Murphysbore 49,, IL,
friends - .,,,
-nt to reject any o. all
ARD OF EDUCATION.
L. Gilbert, its Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

According TO Conservative esiimatas
me nisea States contains 1900 Geg
% lsveeoo0 Inhabitants RI German
blood The census ~ 1900 gives sse
- Is bern 10 'eTma7- and over T.
'Vu.v'o whose parents were born there
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
Not Equal 10 LuxurIes.

A dapper young man took seat on
bench In Madison Square Park. says
the New York Press. Summing him
self at the other end OF the bench was
as fine a specimen OF the genus hobo
as ever dishgured landscape. After
seating himself the dapper young man
drew handsome silver case from his
pocket and extracted therefrom a Gig
arctic. With the cigarette betwee'
his teeth. he drew out silver ma ts
box. to find 1t empty. Swapping { !. ~ Z
the lid, he turned to the tram.qt 81
then said: Il beg parsa n. n o.. !
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

were directed toward the old Som
an, and to her he addressed his re-
marks in choice English
Who's got the cat?" he demand.
ed. Silence, while all waited de-
yelopments.
The cat answered for herself in
heart-rending tones, which, however,
had not the slightest effect on the
man, She stuck out her head and
proved to be old and poor. like her
mistress. Besides, she had only one
eye.
See here youse," said the gate
man, threateningly, shaking his fist
in the face of the cats protector,
'youse can get out at the next station,
see?"
fOh, please, Mr.. Conductor, don't
ke me leave" sobbingly pleaded the
woman Il know it amt just
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
| or's 80 capit~ .
~ died the way (
- Was terriblg burned and mal

- was terribly burned and may
Maggie n, and Ernest
months also were seriously turned.
'PitIsburg. Pa. July -Four per
sons have been fatally injured and a
number seriously hurt in celebrating
the Fourth Of July up to 2 O'clock this
morning Thursday. The skull Of
Bertha Clifton ! year old. was frac
tured By falling sky-rocket: Joseph
Lewan. was shot in the neck by a
stray bullet Walter link Sc IRE 60 a
house with package OF firecraekers
aHd E2s-fatally burned and Thomas
Price was run over by a wagon while
ligIling iinecraeker. and was
crushed. Several other serious acct
dents have been ieperiod."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Yesterday was very comfortable
paled WITH the day before, there
Tag a CHAR sky and pleasant
oa. Of air, The government
4 ictin reported measurable rains
am II points, east of the Mississippi
II 81 IN Ct the Ohio river The ex
iremes CT temperature were liz At
Phoenix, Ariz., and AZ at Winnamucca
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

y think ms new baby brother is
quaTelsome little chap" said Mabel
When be can't get a chance 10 pun
my hair he pulls his own. and when
no one is near enough he punches his
own head"
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forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair.
Illinois; Fair, warmer extreme
north ror on.
Eeatuc III Generally fair; moder-
ate cmTerature.
Tcales Ted: Partly cloudy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
MAY APPEAR IN COURT JULY 6.

VT ~ IFNNh ~ CO0hf ~ l. "
Pittsfield. Mass, July 3.-DeNuty
Marsha Frink stated tonight thar
during his conversation VITA Rookie
Teller the latter said he first came TO
Pittsfield last Thursday. bur went
away again Friday and returned Sat
urday since which time. he said. he
had remained az Tac0n'ce lodge.
United States Marshal Darling of
Pesion arrived in oittsheld tonight.
Later he was joined by United States
commissioner Wood, Of Pitsheld. and
they were closeted together for an
hour or more II was rumored that
Rockefeller would be allowed 10 make
"a deposition here Instead of gong 10
Chicago but Wod said he had not
been called to take any deposition
and that his could not be done with.
our an order from Judge Lands
Both Wood and Darling said that IN
iaei. opinion Rockefeller would ap
pear in court on July or be subject 1
TO fine for contempt
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(NADO SWEEPS
EST WISCONSIN
RE REPORTED DEAD AT
DhLE--MUCH DAMAGE is
: AT ELROY-UNABLE
STAIN FULL REPORT.

!, - W.
! Juiy 3. "A tornado Is re-
lave swept Western Wiscon-
hi afternoon several tuwns
CT to have been struck. At
oithe Milwaukee road near
beiss, two are reported
heailroad station at Tunnel
ltyle Omaha road near Eli
ithNas demolished and the
lyseraior is reported fatally
,ur wa Gilman badly injured
! down and it is difficult
tails.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

From the letterbag Of a fashionable
medico; - ar Doctor-luclne d hnd
check for professional services req
dered By YOU to my late uncle. I
thank you for your zeal in the meter
and shall not fau to recommend you
to ali my other wealthy relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
IDS ECKEl.S

-einber of the Interstate
ne Mtcfce Commission that findings
1.-THE case of Edward III. Hartman.
which has been under investigation
by a commission for several months,
would be completed and made public
probably within two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Mine Workers at indianapolis two
years ago for preferring charges
against President John Mitchell and
for offering to prove that Mitchell
was a traitor. Seven delegates were
also chosen to represent the fedora,
ton at the national conferencasss- ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Merchants will have TO keep their
money in their wallets or safes today.
The banks viii all be closed in honor
OF John Hancock and his pals of 1875.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Mr. Nellis has given his assess
ment roll into the hands of the
printer. This roll will not give the
valuation fixed by him. but one-fifth
Of that valuation, which is the taxable
value of the property. In other words,
the law requires that the assessor
shall place full fair value upon the
property. and that one-fifth Of this
value shall he taxed. If he has fixed
the value of a lot at 800. the owner
of the lot vii be required to pay taxes
only $40. and the latter figure is pub
lished as the valuation In the assess.
ment roll The totals of the full
valuation as made by MIR Nellis. on
all the property in Cairo and Alexan-
der county. as compared with the
on the same made in 1906,
are as follows:
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Mashlnoton Forecast.

Washington July 2.--lLLINOIS.-
Far WeJnes lay, warmer except in
he aytfe he south; Thursday. fair
and warner In the east, with light
variable winds becoming south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
81 70 send or telephone items to this
E-noo. .9tssSEEzR
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

"A man may sing
hymns and be no more
religious than a phono-
graph. Religion does
not consist in cxiernals:
1t is an affair Of the soul.
In this world The man
who is sincerely irving
to live a spiritual life
has a fight on his hands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Subscribe for The Bulletin and get
all the news Only SOC per month. tor
Z rapCr eTsrT dar IN the ga.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
struek Younnster as FunnY.

u was his irst day az school They
sang MARY Had Little Lamb"
When he came home he told his moth
or they sane about Mary's lamb and
that the lamb had "aeas a. write as
snow" Wasn't it funny. mamma To
sing about feas2'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Al The Tobacco Exhib tfo- in Lon
oon some women made cigarette A
the rate q 10 in b rainntaz
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Julius. with great presence OF IN
steered 1t on, meanwhile giving l.
spare attention to a search for tn
trouble. This search he finally aban
doned. and then began the endurance
run, which continued up hill and down
through the streets and over country
roads for several hours. The machine
continued to bowl merriiy on. and Mr.
Julius was in despair. when he passed
a garage and managed to attract the
attention OF a mechanic, who jumped
aboard and by removing a few plugs
brought up the runaway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Co. totals 1884, 40. .s405S,905
The grand totals are $10,557.715 for
1906 and s14.122,0S5 for 1907. or an
increase this year of s3,564, 80, of
which $2,759,s75 is in the city and
1904, 495 is in the county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

cage October /. J. p
Obryne. VIM. D., ~
+. j. Lewis, e
han 5000 e30
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
hlsrbor % Still Alive.

Tt InnisW Waterways journal says:
II has leen reported, without founda-
n or truth, that Harbor No. % of
~ city had forfeited their charter,
50 matter of fact Capt. VIII Kel
III Of Tiarbor No. 20 forwarded
art B. F. Perkins, grand capts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

TIC -FsttF Founcat01.
Good fortune and prosperity are Ike
fruits Of labor. economy sza treth.
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JULY 6
Concluded from First Page)

was not there, and offered a reward
of $4,000 to any one who coud prove
his fatherinAaw was in ri tsfield
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Tor doing mol cNdCa70F at s VHt w.
heems to 10 be fact, however that the "oanng Of a
statssemby Of Indians from the reservations exhibits at
ca on N private enterprises together with implements,
" shveled which may or may not have been part OF
life do not and cannot in any way contrib
To make ", purrosn v,r,v
call followed by , ,.
emphatic 'o Ile ''ltAtlt" W ""0h ne - 0ui
sitms apparent that the p-ctce j.
This was too much ron Of The government to not ~ st
laughed the guard can. 1;. 49, az through
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Mr., Nellis says that while
raised the value very generally,
the total of his assessment in
city and county shows a very dec
increase, he does not believe that
valuations will average more tina
or 20 per cent Of the actual valu
the property. But he has tried {,
fair to all and as easy as he fel
dared to be and perform his
conscientiously. But he met
very unpleasant experiences and
he does not want me Job again
years hence.
The ASSESSMENT
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
Grlpa ath Ninhraurfs IN
JnhianH' Announcement
by CARLOS MONTEZUMA,

HOTGH it has taken the government long time, seemingly
to reach correct conclusion regarding its reservation policy
ii probably true that has been for some tune clearly a
vsed of its mistakes in the matter Assuming therefore, that
the system has met with just and lasting condemnation and
is doomed to adjustment within short time practicable
there other pitfalls to be avoided pending tho important
changes that hand for the Indians Particularly here
would we cali attention to the tenacious adherence by the
eminent officials charged with direct control OF Indian affairs,
Of narnaLuanm Inv Of nuhc exhibition the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

scenes habits and characteristics Of eSrly Ind
If they we're absolute and permanent condit
peculiar to the Indians, thus presenting a
drance to their absorption into The ciyilizatio
= What may be the ultimate purpose or n
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

a. Atsern whish are intended to give
theiii artner footing on shifting
cords.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

mean % b" ! sailolo+ll
,oiled = saiiclath
lbled up to keep H
istn.. fIsg,e..- 80, .,,.,. s,te,r,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois,
Population 16,147.

TSPu'at'oH 'Vf'Ts
-------------
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer THOMAS T.. MAHONEY
city Attorney. r NJ. MOORE
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Maglst.ate A. J ROSS.
Chief 81 Police, NJ. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,46H
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE y. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK r. DAVIS. s@s'A
states Attorney, ALEXANDER
WILSON
Coroner. DR.. JAMES McMANtsA
County Superintendent OF Schoo'A
PROF. John SNYDER y
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED D
NELLIS.
Board of County Commissioners
j 7. JEN'NEI LIE Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

- they " ~..,n,
\ ing that he r a.2, 4 N
/. to live with a 2s NJ
. an who kickee -..4 i "
! bed if he happen
; her dresser and
; spoiled some OF hi rea
because she had a. y y
| thought more of theml
, OF her.
II was at the theator
, and his former wife hap
each other for the first
the lady's return from e
Brayton sat In a box
friends. Brayton had a
we'll in front. where. by d
ing his head, he could "a
who had once been his "
Here is the rest OF the
told 1t himself the other
II had a queer sort I
Zen | saw her there.
n; features all sab
every h0ns&,. III QflH 1itk3
on Fwer 3 Eighth 81, ai ss45,
= aad 7;tl a. d ard ca aatne min
ur unit ~ 81 sa9 l1.Jt = ia
arr due ~ pass st. aary's paES
- Leaving Sec MI Bt
)WItCARS Dorth on WntGui
u g M; I 81 ;. M z ~ 8. fa.f
n. m 80 n. m.
mmeFcial-12 Ga 0. M. i0cI
On y. m i,o0 q %. Sa, "a.
" care are ans n PsES West
Y miaptcs sfis Leaving
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04

Al The ness all The tine
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
MANY FLEE THE
RISING FLOOD
Thirty Families Near Meckling
Driven in Dead OF Night -
From Home.

NcrmIlibon. s. ID. Feb. &c. Win the
water knee deep In their sitting room
and steadily rising. John Peterson and
his wife sunday afternoon repeatedly
refused 10 leave their farm house. six
miles east of town. They declared they
would share the fate of their live stock.
A party of reScuers In charge OF Louis
Larson was forced to leave them after
TWO futile trips In rowboat. Mr.. Pc
terson ~ 40 years OF age. The rescuing
party left them n rowboat.
when the sun sank below the Sebrar-
ka bluffs It's rays glis;ened on sea OF
water covering all the lowlands for ten
miles west OF vermillion. A solid gorge
of Ice at the mouth of the Nermillion
river has backed up until II extends
for over ten miles. blocking the channel
ms far aS Hagen's bend. near GRyville.
All the farmers Ola the lowlauds west
of town have moved back To the blufrs
and are staying with their neighbors.
Al the home of ollie Lind the water n
said To have reached the roof. Hts
house stands Ia "a particularly low
swale. six miles east of here.
Lars Mortinsen. "A neighbor OF Lind.
who reached verinillion Sunday even
ing. lost thirty hogs la thirty min
utes when the water suddenly reached
his place.
the agent Tor the MILWAUKEE rail-
road at Yankton notified all OF the
farmers he could reach by telephone on
the lowiands west OF Nermillion that
"a special stock train would be run from
yankton at ? o'clock and would stop TO
pick up any live stock that was In
danger. Thirty-two carloads left
Meckling Sunday for the Sioux city
and Chicago markets.
Parties who have ventured out tn the
Ice gorge say u seems To- be iooscning
somewhat Chunks are continually
breaking from the lower portion OF
the dam and floating away. A few
more warm days they thought. would
allow the dam to break up quietly with
little danger OF big rush OF water.
General opinion here II that the CRISIS
has been passed and that with a con-
iinuance Of warm weather Their. will be
no more serious results. The river
above Yankton is reported to be near
~ normal and at Vermillion II falling
slightly
Roadmnster Carlson. Of the NIL
waukee railroad, made a trip over the
line between Vermillion and Elk Point
Between Burbank and vermillion ne
found that In many places the food
had carried the rails or the dump. but
the rails had not been broken
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME
IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT

vermilllon. s. d. Feb. 2s.-From
twenty-five TO thirty families were
compelled to fee the rapidly rising wa
ters OF the overlooking Missouri river
In the vicinity OF Meckling between
midnight and dawn today. A. yet no
!drowningS have been reported but
there were several narrow escapes.
The family OF Lewis Larson started
until daylight today hunting for n
sgass ,5sS sBSu Es, esG sy HnSE Sg
they feared they would have Co swim
for it but finally sscapad. Other fanii-
les were more fortunate.
with field glasses people here are
enabled 10 see many straw and hay
stacks on which cattle and hogs are
lnarooned. Men IN boats are this aft =
ernoon endcavoring TO succor some OF
the beasts. II II feared that. as I'm the
first overflow of several days ago much
stock has perished.
High Water From Up River.
The present trouble has been coca
stoned by the arrival OF the three foot
rise which was reported two days ago
Ice -Clogged river In this vicinity the
water spread out until the river here IL
Ave miles wide.
Enormous banks OF ice are piled up
along the river front here. The people
In the bottom lands are fearful that
unless the winter resumes n rigorous
state soon that the floods will be dcyas-
tating to AN unprecedented degree.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28

A Photographic device that will call
ths police by telephone adds n new
hazard TO the dangers OF the burglars
profession. When an attempt In made
10 force a window or door with which
khe proper connections have been made
I'm electric current operates a phono-
graph In the garnet. The machine calls
hp central and asks for the police sta
tion. The phonogra then informs
che officers OF the robbery. giving street
and number. and repeats this informa =
ton az long as the receiver IN down.
Meantime the intruder. all unconscious
shat an alarm has been rung In, Nir-
tually walks into a trap. and II the
call 10 promptly responded to IL soon
An the lookup.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-28
HANDSHAKINC STOPS
AND MISSOURI MAYOR
BUYS A PESTHOUSE
Legislators Now Go About Car
ryingAtomizers and Bottles
OF Oisinfectants.

Jefferson CITY. Mo-, Feb. Mayor
waIIau has purchased for 81. 700 - ten
room house and six ACRES OF ground
about "A mile west ~ this city To be
used as an emergency hospital for
smallpox patients. He makes the pur-
chase with his own money. This place
viii also be- used by the members 81
the general assembly who are In quar-
antine.
Furniture and stoves were sent there
and the local board Of health viii be
in charge of the hospital. but the ply
sicians committee from the Legislature
appointed by Speaker Atkinson will as
sumo charge Of the Legislators should
any more be stricken.
Although this in the state mecca Of
politicians, the habit OF handwriting
has ceased In jefferson city through
fear of the contagion. Nearly every
legislator carried an atomizer and a
bottle Of disinfectant.