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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
Sisieton, g. :

og McG Glelan iom be enelte bptee Men=
neiter bele Siour Salen' Sen fpl=
genOe Dag reilte osiaa De pg operloo
9anoet til 9tsohuoernt.
s 9lugult iamms 9lar antpm Ell Del
bOioe us fog Zig neo, Den Iprlte
6pioe &pinoc / Spo Satota bar Wtrs.
8ooowin, lpm antOm 1858. Samme
Qlar antum Wtajor 9oiepb &. 0anlpn
meo 6slge til Yantton.
Sc Isrite Itanbinapiite Settlere ans
fom til Gsnen peo Medling 1859.
en al 5etritoritis &epr9ientanter ira
Big Siour Gountp / 1859 beo ". Wt.
5Obnion.
Z 1861 bleD Sotota Serriiori pp=
rsttet, % oa bar ber l775 Snobpggere.
s 1862 9jOrce Saniee= =Snoianerne ct
Ooloipmt 9ln9reb paa 9lpbp99ernc, %
me9et Gloo fleO. Sh9elr por trp9 for
i'm Stdlp / De padiel9enoe to 9lar, men
oereitcr bar SnOianernes Wla0t tnGttet
pan ocnne SHE al lRisiouriilooeu.
0enrp Maiters bar 3atOta= =SFrritO=
riets iorlte Gjuperner. Zen isrite 5e-
legrOilinie bleU anlo9t 1870, % Den
fprltc 3ernbonc bleO bDgget 1872.
5 1874 blep Cub opOa9et / Slad
0i0s al g8illiam 2op, % iaa Orog
GulOiebeyCn mango oiO. ) 1878 Op=
ltoo gpcrne 98atertomn, Wtit1ea, 0u=
ron, &eOlielO, NberOCen o. Yierre, o9
man blep &ione til eli liplig Boom.
Gjnteren l880-8l rar Ell i0l Sne=
pjuter, men oen iol9enOe @inter bar
1ey in8cn Sne, % man drbeireOe paa
A9eren Belle &interen. 1889 pdl ct
ulptteli9t @lur meo 5prte, % oct bar
uel u0rmcit geO, iOm itabte 3nOiancr=
opitonoen 1890. : 81 b0ooe ri iaa
Sri9en meo Sitting Bull og bans
&eo 6uoer.
s 1892 bleb Gburles g. Serreio
Oalgt til Nts9uperner oQ 5bOmas
3borion SetretGr. ) 'g3 uur bet iaa,
at Dor urec Stat btpbe eli 9Rano til
Statstasierer, Der rgnIte meo Statens
Yen0e; 1867 900. Genne Sturt bar
". ". 8aplor, % ban Iithn 10 Aurs
Slaueri for oeh georiIt, mebens oct
Iamtioi9 forlpo, at Ell alminoeli9 Se=
ltetpp i'd famine 69n9lel rlan9e
2ar.
Set forfe @ieitri ppretteoes famine
Mar Spo Tatotu,
: 80 Oal0tts Nnoreiu Is. See til
Statens @uuerngr' % gjenpaigtes /
'98. Senere bat ii baUt Gupernsrer=
ne Serreio, Glroo % MI 6rawIOro.
llorobperne fan role ii9 al at babe
9ipet Staten en- iampitti9beoslulo O9
op9ti9 StatsletretGr 8. e. Berg.
Der iensre ui9it pCO 9soen, o9 blanot
bore nup9renoe Gmbeosm9no lDier
observation-disclosures llltruos gluon
iom en- tinorenoe Silerne pan Stats
politi!ens bro9eoe Permanent. o9 ri
bar biora9ct meget til at GiUe Stutens
Eolitt en- Inne 3stnins % belle SEX
iilnliaten et idrocIa9tlgt &p.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
Kdtarrb fan life belbreoeS

peo pbre W ioIer. ba be iffe fan naa Spsbommens
Snoe 9atarrb or en- Slooa eller QorttutionssS "a.
oonl % for at bslbrsbe ben maa Sc tage Dleoicnsr
,nb. Halls Cstarrh Cure tasts tno ol prier birefte
pod SInoet og Sllmbinoernt. Halls Catarrh Cure
er if'e en- aoatinuers5ltocin Ten blep aarepiS fos
uituoet ofer al De beolte Eager Der Sanoet % et
reeH1rt eogemiboel 9et er. iomu,ennt al be bsoite
Stprfmeler man ftnoer forsHet meb be beolie Blob.
rensnu9sUtIoler Der orfer blrefte poa Slimbuberns
er bet Der bepIrer aa orbouieube Reulater peb eIs
breoeen az Ratarrb. Sfrip efter gioresbpro mt
7. ). eteser & Go. eierc
Sal9es af apotbefcre. Qris 75e.
Halle Family Pills er be be0fe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
8 uor cecn stat.

Oct er 9toromnnoen &ontrotter $.
O. Sllrn ira Stlllputer, Wiinn., 'Dm
ppferer Statena nDe &uptolbD9nlno.
- Gn bel Gel al Ntpbpooerne ret
ira Yierre bar i'm 0peoe ltaaret ahf=
reoe, % man penter at fau 30 guihels
pr. Ntre. Get er Ninterboeoe p0 man
aniees lpm ct 6orie9, Der er falot me-
get beloi0t no. NinterDpeoen mpones
tioli9t, iaa Den lite tan soelUo9es al
uarme Vinoe Suli, D9 oct beloi9e
llofalb pil ppmlntre mango til at lla
Npeoe i9jen til Delien.
- 2i9nin9stOmmislionen or oeo line
llnoerloQelier temmen til bet Geiultat,
1t Grpreatpmpanierne bar betllt altlpr
IIoen Stnt ber Staten, og 9lmerican
Grprels Sos Stat er oelfor blepen
fOrbpiet fra $64 600 til $l0l 900, p9
llniteo Stotes Grpre's SO. Stat Al
Sill 900 ldmt De eOrige &ompuney /
6Orbplo bertil.
Stutens Sl9ningaoUrOi er iaar
$500, 000, 900, eiler oct 0pbbelte al,
bOao Den bar for ii glnr fosn. Stat=
tebDroerne blir lanleoes mere fOroelt,
'aa bet antages, at Statsltatten tun
bllr bet balOe al bpuo ben bar p0ret
Tor cen ertelts Stattepoers Teotom-
menoe.
- DDS. $. GAblirem, Ell gpbp9=
3ertDinoe @pmNn Gpuntp, t0note
SO Cpnen peo 0jGlp al Yetrpleum,
o9 Sloen tog iat benoes al0oer, iuu
bun br9note tilosoe.
- VNnotagnln9 % "Gontelts" er
MI Tor Sioen paa Sapetet bOrte peo
Fierre pa Den Del al Staten. Se ltore
SpG9belter 6oloer paa at forpunOles
til Sjem for gipbpg9ere, % man pras
ger lite l0ngere BET Suno berbprte.
- Siolte &egislatur peoto9 en- SOP,
lOm beltemmer, at intet mt Stplebus
maa ppieres inoen Staten, ier Ylan
og Specifitationer for famine er blepen
forela9t Statens Stoleiuperintenoent
og gootjenot al oenne. 9open er 9pb,
oa ben gaar 10 paa at iprebp99e Sp=
ferelIe al Stolebus meo oaarli9 Nen=
tllatlon og balpmprte, inaa &um.
- 8 en- grusbatte paa Siour Ge=
leruationen, oft fra Sacoma, 9jOroe
man forleben ct interesiant 6uno.
Opimoo so Steletier blep uo9rapne,
ale liooenoe eller ltaaenoe Sitting.
Ge flelte al oem bar tilbert ct minorG
6olt eno be noroameritanlte Snoiane=
re, men ct Stelet al Ell Mfano maaltt
8 6Oo. 3 be famine Sorolag bar man
funoet Ieoitaber al &Obber % Ben.
- 6arnerne paa Str0tnin9en mel-
lem Mitdell til Maribul, Mlnn., er
be9eiitret pper Den nbe elettriite Sane
Iom MI itaI bhgges Der.
- Si bar netOp moota9et en- &otas
log ira Statsuniperlitetet Yermillion
og meo laaoan 9Oot uoItDret GGrean=
ltalt er Oct uneopsnoigt for por ling
Dom at ie9t beli til andre Stater for
9Gropnt.
1eriom &c lioet of 5oritoppelie, vt aorif
eler bar ell guiten, ulunb $1uoiorpe, iorle9
yor.ets bare ell eneite Sang for at erare,
hpoo be pil uorettp for Gem. Sar cts er lmoa
pelimaae"Ne Suttertablrtter 9ooe at ta9e-
9ooe IN Sirtnin9 G,n9en Smerter eller
Wapetnlb. 0are Ell milo oiierenoe Nirtnino,
bpiIten ct beba9eig o9 iorenltet. Setuem
ior Geltelommen eler lliugen. gar'ets ipl
Der etbpert 2nlfe. ycr=etS tommtr til Gem /
imitte litbo9raieteOe ORetaIGlter til SC O9 25c
Stpttet SGlSes ouerolt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16

Pr@lioent &ooieOelt pil lamlllen meo
0upernererne al ilere Stater oeitage i
ct Wlsoe Mempbis, Sem, Sttober,
for nGrniere at pperpeic, bporpibt oct
pil bore prafiii. at fOrbinoe De ltors
SnoGper meb Tanbpei oirette til Den
meritunlte 8oli. @upernpr 6rawipro
berira Staten er al Yr0iioenteE inos
buot til at bore iiico os tale peo ornne
9lnleonin9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
Daniel Sd,ictt.

tBy b. Bjernson. Translated by Ole .. Lien
He for no great Power tarried
But the message from the Lord.
When by strong devotion carrie
On to death, he sent no word
TO the French or English nation,
Asking generous leave to die,
With the Danes to take his station.
And with them in death to lie.
First in firm, decided action:
First to trust in freedoms : breath:
First to pledge against retraction:
First across the bridge of death.
In his zea', the thought deceived hin
That not all alone he came.
And he fought till death relieved him
For our honor and our fame.
He alone of ali our forces
Struggled till his final breath.
Sank through fe,er's dreadful course
Down into the stream of death.
Having faith in freedom : calling.
He was first to take the field:
First bright drop of crimson fallin.
From our blood on Denmark's ,hiel
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
SlUUS egiur
NuS Nsalima

% butt, at Sluoos 9Polins bar oen
e9en'tab at 9ipe et toieliQt, biemli9t
lloleenoe al bit 0jem. bpor ou isaer
3plle, oa en- 900 SeItpttelic al famine.
Eenne W'oIin9 9jer oette lpr etminbre
anrli9t llolU9 emo no0en anoen gNas
ling lamt parer lon9ere % Ter beore
no. Oct er Semmeli9beoen peo oens
Fopularltet. 90 iaa er ben frembraat
llnoer ben npe 2ob, iom ioreItriper
09te, rene Sublionler. Get er oerfor,
bet er 9po Mnling.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16

Onlf Oa bare paa, at
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16

9et er gtorom1noen Nontrntter $.
s.. Nlirn ira Stillputer, Niinn., iom
opfprer Stntena nDe &apitolbDonlu9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16

,By b BjornSon Translated by ole o Lieu)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16

tlles (oemorlboi0er) ln0res burtigt mee
Or. Sboops Mc9ic Cinment. puit pan, at
bet er betemt ior }iles aIene-og bet pirter
meb Sitterbeo o9 SiltrebsltiIlelle, alsinoe,
imertefuloe, inouenoi9e eler uouenbi9e Pilss
ioriuinosr ionl DtaSit pso bets @ut9. 6orIss
bet o. ie SGIseS operott
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
Wtalt,ta

er no9et lom tllir0ite, iis nnes Smao.
Zen er bet famine til orr ous % bore
SO8nn9e, lOm Gl0ocrnc cr til os. Ti
leper meo Den. ipiicr meo cen, Iooer
nleo ben. Zen 9icr bore Ypgninser
iIltr0ttenoe o9 mooltanoatraitioe; uoen
Den er DC prls9ipct Teirets "a Winoens
Sllne, llmaleoc YpgninQcr blir tort
optettcoe, iprutnc, aiiine "a fOrialone.
en Sin9, Der er iaa nur forbunoet
meo pprt Sip. Dor aoniurt % Dor
Sriplel, buroe pel olren en- 5aute.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
JOHN ADAMS.

The second president the United States the first vice president
such Whngon
president a
Alexander followers like
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-09-20

---here is the greatest stove offer ever
made to the buying public Of this city.
through special arrangements with
the Bucks Stove and Range Compa-
ny we are enabled to deliver to any
home in the city or vicinity, Bucks
range, cook stove, hard coal Or hot
blast heater for thorough approval
test.
If the stove does not perform all Of
its functions properly, does not do all
that we say il will do, we will cheer
fully remove il and refund any payment
that may have been made on the same.
land we will give you our written
guarantee that We will do just as we
say we will do.
---this once-in-a-life-time offer is based
on our faith in these wonderful stoves;
you cannot afford to miss it.
take advantage Of It today, as the Of
fer stands good but for short time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

from one hough 10 The nest higher
and the walls summit was gained
ma there was Ralph.
Then a sound, A hideous noise
which could only be the result OF
black art, filed the piercing. rasp.
ing, nerve-agitating! The voice of
ILulu,
She clung to the branch above them,
her mouth stretched wide and the
Night echoed to her witch,cals.
/ gLulu my dove. where art thou9"
called fat and anxious voice, Tie
rays Of lantern help high in tho air
suddenly irradiated the scene. which
was surveyed by Sister Victorine and
the mother superior.
At this unexpected sight. Angel"
broke from Ralph's restraining arm.
and scrambled hastily down the tree
One afternoon about week after
Angels undigniiied scramble from
olympus to Avernus she ami the
countess walked together, Victorne
painting in the rear, and Lulu stepping
sedately before them,
See YOU the devilish one, said the
countess, vindictively. She is so
proud of the mischief she has wrought
that She must constantly exhibit her.
self fear her unspeakabB; but
dare NOT show ii"
They had paused beneath the bel.
fry tower al Sister Nictorine' s request,
in order that she might gain breath
and also scan the rest of her hock
An idea!' mtrmurod the countess.
If the good God viii but let us fuItiH
it, Listen If the bells le Grand and
la Petite, now peacefully reposing in
yonder tower should suddenly peal
out. dost thou not know that The en-
tire village would be Immediately
upon the spoto'
What OF IT," asked Angel"
Why stupid, thus thou couldst cs-
cape II now NJ Ralph was in,
formed as to the moment the bells
would ring
Dear old jacques would never ring
the bells except for service.
True, true, replied the countess,
patiently but, with deep meaning.
If some one else pulled the fope?7
"Who?' demanded Angel" blunt,
ly.
Lulu rolled her black silken body
before them in the gravel
IF, continued the countess, in a
rapid undertone, ii tomorrow after
noon when we walk in the garden
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
GUARANTEED LIQUOR CURE.
Time--Deslre for Drink De-
stroyed by Orrine.

| When ono Of our most reliable
/ druggists makes positive statement
| that he viii guarantee TO cure the
| liquor habit If Orriue is used in ac
cordanco with directions or refund
the money ii shows his great faith in
the treatment It is in this way that
Orriue y sold by The leading druggist
in nearly every city and town In
every box is registered guarantee
which entities you TO a refund Of
your money if Orrine fails TO effect a
cure.
No other cure for the liquor habit
has been sold in this way and the re
markabe guarantee shows how far
superior Orrine is the ordinary san
at0rium or home treatment There is
no detention ON work or loss OF
time when Orrine is used. II destroys
the desire for liquor so that the
drink is not missed also cures the de,
ranged stomach weakened nerves
and other i'll effects of excessive
drinking restoring the patient to per
fec health.
Orrne S prepared n two ferns No
/ the secret remedy which can be
used in food or drink without the
knowledge OF the patient; No, for
hose who take The remedy OF their
own free win. Both forms are guaran-
teed. A registered guarantee in every
Box
~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given hat at q
special meeting of the stockholders
Of the Cairo Ice Manufacturing com
pany held at the office of the com
pany in Cairo. Illinois. on the 18th day
Of January 1907. at three O'Clock p.
m, the name OF said company wa
changed from Cairo Ice Manufacturing
Company TO Cairo Ice and Coal Com
paDy" and The object for which it was
formed was enlarged so that "the OBJ
iect fer which if is formed is
so engage in the business Of
manufacturing ice. furnishing cold
storage and mining. buying, sell
ing and dealing in coal and 10 engage
In any business or undertaking Of a
similar nature or incident thereto
aud thai thc certificates showing sucb
changes have been duly filed in the
onicr of the Secretary of State Of the
state of Illinois and IN the office NJ
the Recorder of Deeds In aud for the
County Of Alexander. in the state ~
Illinois.
Dated This end day of january
1897.
MORTIMER F. KELLY,
President.
Attest: WILLIAM O'CONNELL
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

nature The counsel representing. pao
pie aud the defendant have conferred
with the court in regard TO the matter
aud unanimous decision was arrived
| at"
when the excused jurymen left the
court room. they were besieged by
questioners. Fare created mild sen.
sation' In the corridors when he assert
cd with much postiyeness that he was
in utter Ignorance of any reason why
he should be asked to step down.
Campbell, the second excused Juror
declared he had too much respect fer
the court to give an interview II
was generally reported that Campbell
had asked to be relieved. He begged
10 be excused when first placed on the
jury.
Two Jurors Selected.
The two new jurors selected today
are John s Dennee, a travelling freight
agent and David II. s. Walker, a real
estate broker
Thaw seemed to be particularly well
pleased with the selection of both
Dennee and Walker and Smiled when
The prosecution withdrew all the pend
ing challenges against the talcsmen.
II is now believed that the taking Of
testimony cannot be reached before
afternoon or Friday morn
ing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

From The Sears Of War by John
N Wells in the February Metropolitan
Magazine:
The old court house had been re-
placed with a new one though a very
creditabc sentiment prompted the cit
liens OF Spottsylyania to make it OF
the same architecture as the Old BY
a great effort tn old county records
were preserved. and survived tic war
records, antedating the Rebellion by n
hundred years or more. One, dated
1866, cites that;
"Marye Scott and Carissa Drury
have thys daye been made to receive
fortye and sixtye lashes, respectively
for stealing the clothes of one George
Washington, Gentleman. whist said
George Washington, Gentleman was
in washing in the Rapidan River"
All, Who in youth sat at the head
Of The parental table and confronted
a steel engraving of the dignified
Father Of His Country. may cry out IN
prctes. against sending the decorus
home in barrel But
5pottsylyania County has the records
70 prove IT,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT,

Speaking Of the River and Harhor
appropriation bin the Courler-Journal
says
/ While the report Of the bill in the
hous does not imply its passage, as
thus presented, It carries With il strong
presumption in IFS favor In its con.
sideration by the committee the items
are distributed geographically with
special reference to securing support
for its pa lage without material
amendment. While all interests can
not be subserved the aim Of the com.
mittee Is SO to distribute The appro.
tons as TO relieve the immediate
necessities and to embrace within the
scope of the bin sufficient territory
10 insure The necessary votes. In its
very nature Il is a log rolling bill. and
equires nice discrimination on the
part OF the committee so to frame It as
to insure its success. Were all tho
demands acceded 10 it would swell the
bill beyond reasonable proportion and
The failure 10 respond To such eXaction
always develops a certain degree OF
opposition, which has already been
manifested in some quarters in the
preseat instance but the extent Of
such antagonism is not sufficient TO
involve In much doubt its passage
ubs,ant,ai $ reported One i'm |
portani fac OF in favor Of the bin is |
presented in the deTangcma Mt of rail |
road transportation and The necessity /
+ Increasing the water facilities Of |
he country as an adjunct in that d.
"eetion. This does not imply there /
lore, hostility to the railroads. but 4 /
desire 10 relieve them from over
axat on and in the promotion Of the
interest OF The country at large to con
ribute also to thar Of the railroads
md all other branches of business"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
PANAMA AND JUGGLING

Mr. Oliver of Knoxville. Tenn. won
the Panama canal contract fairly and
honestly: yet IT seems certain iniu-
ences have been at work compelling
him 10 accept partners in the und r
taking. The remarkable feature about
these new developments Is that Afr.
Oliver says he can Do the work for
6.75 per cent of the total cost If con
struction. while the influences that
force him to share the work with
others are aggressively dcmandine
for him aud these darR nurse ass,-
ciates a. much as per MT.
We confess thai tho light that bring
understanding is not shed upon the
present status ef hc bid aud Tho pro
posed contraet4 E,eu tbc president
seems to BE- at sea. He is quoted As
saying hat AIR Oliver has won The
awlrd. aud ought 70 have the con
tract bur that he must associate othcf
reputable citizens with him ie Ire
work. Mr. Oliver offers to submit 4
new bid. The president ems this
unnecessary Mr.. Oliver can have
the contract on his old bid. but Mr..
Oliver cannot expect the contract b
be signed unless be associates AZ leae'
two other contractors. though Mr.. Oil
yer has complied with every detail
Of the advertisement for. bids
Mr. Oliver selects a certain Bang
Of New York af the suggestiOn. 81
ore sci Of infiuenc s Bangs is turned
doHu. Ir. Oliver eSprcss'F willing
ness 10 Emulate the old maid who
while praying To- the husband. hear
the owl screeeh "to-who to-Vho" and
promptly rspliee. ranvbeJv cred Lord
snybody. IT. Oliver l. tod that b.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

ibid of G.75 Is too low that . per cent
| Il about the figure; bat that he need
not put in another bid, as The contract
Is his, IL Within ten days he viii find
two associates,
Now where's the bug under the
chip? Why can't the Knoxville man
play his lone hand? Why the effort
10 raise the price? The whole pro
eccdng Is about as clear rs mud, but
just an lucid as many another matter
connec ed with the Building OF this
canal, which in the past brought
France into disgrace and has already
strikingly stained the stars and
stripes of Uncle Sam.-Commercial
Appeal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
THE PARAMOUNT ISStE

70 one WHO has no per onal interest
in the controversy between the Cairo
Traction Company ami IN Southern
Illinois InterCrban Company but look s
at the situation from the standpoint Of
a mere citizen, II does not appear that
the city council, or It's committees,
need feel very much concern regard.
!ng the points Of diff renee between
these Two companies Even If these
points Of difference were really I'M
Dortant, inc council or its committees
would have little 10 do with them
keep Fl so far as they might affect
he public interests either in The con
tructiop OF operation of tile railroads.
8ul uese points Of diIegelce do not
appear TO he important I'm their rela-
lion o the public and n comparative
.y litil Importance in their relation TO
he companies. Hence The city cMin.
ii and It's committees. in their capac.
.ty as representatives of he people
which is The only capacity they have
and settlement Of this franchise mar
ERR may ignore the differences cn-ire.
y and devote itself wholly 20 determ.
Mig what would be BIS for The pub.
lie independently of VIVA. would De
1e { for either of the coniending com.
1anies may be remembered. of
curse. that both these companl. ara
'onpo-od OF citizens of Cairo. both
lavc right 10 expect fair treatment.
both have interests iu the city which
arc cl"sciy connect d with the i-tc-
'sfs of Ibr community, he one has
received much from tho city and NAV
propcrlf hc expected 60 give much jail
return: thc Other has received moth
ms, as vel bat promises mrch iu the
way of benefit to the city IT. 81 shaD
Dee given what If asks for
As stated 10 The Bulletin of Monday
moui-. he most important consld
aratin for ,hc city council is. chat
very D. aaouablc encouragement shall
q given The promoters # The Inter.
urban project for that prop Sltiou
rs The Bulletin has an along contend
I'd. holds greater possibilities of good
10 the community than any other tina
has com before the people Of Cairo 10
many year
lf ought 10 not be impossible 20
'ramc an ordinance which. while Civ.
uu due rcrerufff,n ia ff. .fo1f- ,f
special interests shall yet give the
tullesi force and EFF e. 10 he inter.
esis &C ihc community 10 zine oul
thai an iuicurban ey-i,w mas hr a--
urod iU rs within a rc, uabIo .iur.
under -ueb requirements g. to con.
slrucuou and operation as will
guarHui ufc people against impo
ti"u bon any manner. whether che evs
tCm shall bc built and controlled byI
foreign capitalists or hy resilient can.I
faii@fs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

Victorinc's attention should be so dis
tracted that some one might run light
ly IN the beifry stems and cast that
evil cat uron the ropes, think you
the bells wouid not ring as she climb
ed down them? Write thy let
ter to ". Ralph. and | will give
Jacques a sou TO deliver it. The rest
! will manage.
by The following day all prelim
narics we're accomplished, aud at last
The moment arrived when her plot
was to b. tested The blossoms OF
lofty genealogical trees We're all in
line secret The countess. slightly
pale. but wearing the expression Of IN
dolnitable and unhinching courage
which had distinguished her anccs
tors AZ Crccy aud Poilicrs stood De
ro,-, rhr h.Ir.
aaf r.aat 'AI gin est aud
whites, of the English hunorahlcs
turned her ankle and sank to the
ground with a cry OF pain. Nictorine,
an sympathy. waddled hastily toward
het
Selling thc unsuspecuh5 Lu'u from
Angel Smiths arms me countess
fed up the steps Of the tower and
cast her throush 'iN'.''e dl''' ',' =
Then she sped down again uhheeded'
unEoticed.
Lulu. nv lamb, presently called
the fauuous voice OF Sister Nictorine.
the rose-and-liiy honorable having re-
covered herself sufficiently TO rest on