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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
WESTON MAKING TIME
IA, NJ. Y, IL MILES AHEAD
OF scHEDuLE-WiLL GER.
\ TAINLY LOWER RECORD.

Fredonia. n Y. Nov, 1i.-Taking
advantage OF the perfect autumn day,
Edward Payson Weston overstepped
his schedule for today by ~ Miles
and afrived here at 1880 o'clock to
night In good condition.
Weston has covered 734 miles Of
his journey and 1t is confidently pre-
dicted that he will cover the distance
between Portland and Chicago forty
eight hours faster than he footed II
forty years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
FISCAL AGENT ARRESTED.

Kansas City, Nov 14.-M. +. Egan,
of Omaha. enc Of the organizers OF
the Interstate Fiscal Agency Compa'
nv, agents for the Kansas City Life
insurance Company. was arrested to
night on charge Of using the walls
to defraud the fiscal agency He is
alleged to have collected 100000 BY
false promises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

The genius of opportu-
nifty lies in its strategic
element. In every oppor-
tunity two or more forces
meet in such a way that
the one force so lends
itself to the other as mo-
mcntarily to yield plas-
ITCHY. Nature is full of
these strategic times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
October Circulation.

The above IL a correct statement OF
the number or complete and perfect
copies Of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
OF Octnber, 1891
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day OF November 1907.
LEO j. KI4EB.
esEAL) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Board Of County Commissioners
J. j. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE
TIME card CAIRO ELECTRIC EYs

i.ELT ltNE care due ~ leave Second -, gc
ing north on Commercial Ave, every 10 ,om
utas FROM q a. M. Il y Pm
aoirg orth on Walnut 81 evers i6 miup tes
from e,os IA TO 1888 r. m
POPLAR ST, line Holbrook Ave car du
10 leave seeon ~ X iag nersh op Holhrooh
sane aiinates eyry hopr npiifto4s and ifiii
y, IN
taaing %sai an Twenty Eiwrth' Al. st b:taf
6:fa. a 81 Gas, and 2.04 \. MAID on same Erins
ut-s everv holrsund .iN:a4 ard y ths p IN.
popia- " 90 due 10 aess 81 1sfYs csrs
nnpte6.afte, leaving SIC nj 81.
BELT LfTR OWL gkES north ou Walpot
ii 80 d. m. 1876 4, m; 81 Il, asi 100 te,}
3 Saa, M; ~ q. ni.i 80 y. w.
North or 10 palelcial-.l2 'a0 n mi i'6n
"a q 90 o nl. 3 ~ a. ~. 100 "a. 10. . =, IN.
cit and Oyl 0ars SO dIe paef YES
r lr.y fourth y 4 u.iupses - er LEAVING
vN@flsl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Dancer IN Factory" Pics.

Many hunured thousand dehars are
invested in pialts manufacturing The
material Or PIES. whlvn IL shipped 10
bakers all over the couatry, paGhed
loosely in barrels, tabs and wol !ea
pals, and kept" with a preseryative
that is anathema with the pure .ood
o ficials at Washington, known as oen-
zoate of soda-New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
uulIoino Had Many Uses.

An old brick laboratory In Middle
town, Conn, which was torn down re-
Gently, has been PIT to many uses
since its erection In 1925. Originally
1t was clubhouse. but 1t has since
been used as hospital. an eating
house. a carpenter shop, an icehoEse
and an electrical laboratory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

In al where have wholly parity
spplancd men, wages proach civilization and the
cause Of vice. The wage fixes the industrial condition Of the
individual
Asst is a physical inposiby compete terms OF
equality with man she must necessarily meet sharper
competition in field With low and poorer
economic conditions.
The laws Of competition memorable They know
neither pity respect weakness The individuals
who the fully equipped for the struggle prevail the weaker
suffer. %@
Man is strong self-re capable every field Of work woman
weak, mid. sedstrusfu. capable in only few industries
So long compelled compete with her industrial
condition inevitably be far beneath his But crime against
woulanhood should compelled compete for employment IN
what 5 al the industrial world
1t is crime against motherhood childhood and manhood that
should be driven into fierce struggle for bread
child OF his natural bhrght OF strong mind
in strong body.
1t obs the race large portion its righ endowment Of
strength courage wisdom, patience love- JOY intellect spirituality IL
is unnatural, unchrstian, uneiviizei.
is mark Of barbarism, not sign Of progress.
time the papers print glowing accounts Of new
industry opened women and glory the fact that
nearly every has invaded by the new woman
Every such invasion shame Instead Of story Of womans
intelligence and stimulated enterprise it tells tale Of DIRE
and gripping necessity drives whittier she would not so It
tells sned opportunities Of Of the nabisa Of thousands
upon enough satisfy the reasonable wants OF
upon them rerson to those baarous customs
when beasts Of burden and men dspsed
Tie blood should with humiliation at the thought mat e
stress Christian civilization great that weak and
little children struggle competition with to obtain meager SUBJ
sisnce.
Wonan natural place That where she delights TO be
Not in store MILL office her pleasure found her ambition salts
fed Only compulsion sends her there
larger industrial opportnty for what needed not an
attempt industrial equality between the whose natural
fields of and distinct Remove the barriers
labor and its natural opportunities abolish all forms OF monop
oyeative land transportation patentand competition
the will because will be high enough en-
able maintain in the home where she will delight TO
remain. NJ r1-sZ
That the only kind Of industrial /V~>~11k r.
equality possible between and woman q
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Tit-forTat Csm~

We are always doing EACH other in
justice thinking better or worse
Of each other than We deserve. be-
cause We only hear and see separate
words and actions. We do not see
each others whole nature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
COT. JOHN A. LOGAN, Asst III
INFANTRY.

Camp McClernand. Nov. II. 1861.
Sir: The engagement was contih-
ued at the distance Of 900 yards. We
advancing and they gradually reeed-
ing. At this time an order was Civ
en- By General NcCIesrnand to ad.
vance along the line. ! then order
cd my whole command to charge the
army. This charge was made Sith
a VIII and q yeIl that sent the army
IL oonfusi0n t. their boats. many Of
then falling On TIE way. We drove
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Cooklady approaching master OF
the house, anxiously)-Could we be
after tellin' me the time o day.
Shure all The clocks in the house is
different except one. Master Of the
house-That one is right. Bridget
The Circle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

From the ranks of the poor and
lovly and the despised have come in
telleotual giants who. by head and
hand. have enriched the world and at
the same time have reflected ever
lasting luster on themselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
ietin printed daily and Sunday .
during the year.. lso6....,.'..'2ozs
Average number of complete and
perfect copeis Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF October
,an11s gs. .2f75
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
P.rqsi.ite weeth Having.

The head maid Of the queen dowa-
ger Of Italy makes 5000 year from
the sale OF her mistress cast-off
clothes. which are given to her as a
perquisiie. The purchasers are. for
the most part. American tourists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

(Concluded from Third Page.)
heavy guns at Columbus. aud al
though numbering three or four 10
our one. beat him, capturing several
stands Of his colors. destroying his
camp and carrying OF large amount
OF his property already mentioned.
Our victory though signal
and extraordinary ecst many valu-
able lives.
JOHN g. McCLERNAND.
BrigGen.1 Comdg.
Brig. Gen. L. s Grant. Comd'g Dist
S. Z. Nc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
For In..n,.. Ri.es.

The bites of insects, and even the
bite OF the dreaded rattlesuake, have
been rendered harmless by using
plaster made BY stirring enough table
salt into the yolk OF an egg to make
Il OF the right consistency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

You can never be perfectly certain
OF anything except that. when you are
alone In the fat and are taking
bath, some one is sure to ring the
beIl.AJudge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Unspeakably precious are these crisis hours Of
opportunity God sends them. Men should watch
for them. and lay out lifcs course by them, as
captains ignore the clouds and headlands and steer
bv the stars for long voyage and distant harbor.
The treasure wrapped up in each strategic opportu-
nity is Of infinite value. Tomorrow hold no JOY
when Yesterday holds this memory:
while | was busy here and there my op-
vOriunIly vas gone"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Where Conservatism Paws.

We should not show all our faults
at once to the woman who loves US
that is, If we desire to have her keep
on loving us.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Any Item that u az interest 70 yoD
IL OF interest 20 yooT fr1-nds Fese
pAo,s yous pers 70 uss HuIls<iA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Don't Forse Children.

Il Is fact that a great deal Of time
is wasted. and money. too. in obliging
children TO learn things for which
they have no kind Of natural sptl-
tuds-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

rhs salissIu Ii on sale n tho soi'
iowlnq riacsss 4
coisr,sn,s, a14 Eighth street.
Halliday HOUSE Nsws stand.
Writer'S f0f sixth street.
ni6s Frent kestsurant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Subscribe TO, the Bulletin and 60
ali TIE peva Only SOC per nonth Or
. psp<r ever ssy n n 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Results n what the advertiser vssu
and that u what be gets when be
places his sdvertisinf In the Bul
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15

Frlends Of TIE BaIletin are request.
"a to send or tslephoDs items 10 this
rfnsa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
Juhlrstrial Equality Rrtnrrrn
tl1r SrxrH JntpnsHihlr
BY HENRY STERLING.
Secretary Boston Typographical Union.

T is utterly impossible for the industrial condition of woman
10 equal that Of while workers compete for employment
wonans physical limitations 50 narrow her field OF oppor-
nty that she is forced to nndehd in order TO
work
So women crowd cmpoyments where they can be OF
use force out men by undertaking and then compete against
each other until the wage drops TO point that sckcns the
lear to consider.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
CfF,ClA. cI.Iv.an...
Al~xsud~' < sv~ty, tliinv,s
oopl sr'of ,6,tay. x

csrD Al~xaud~' K sv~sy, ili,nv,s
900. ,r'os 49, tay.
dsyor HEnRGIr ~ nsf,Ns
N-I v HATCHER.
r~ensurer THOMAS 70 MArOh 4
ritv torney, r M MOORE
romptroller ERNEST N0ROMs
Police Magistrate A 7 ROSS.
Chief OF Police. NJ. s EAGsN
Alexander County, Population ~, ~
County Clerk. JESSE Il MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE B. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK e, DAVIS
States Attorney. ALKxANDHH
WILSON
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMANCs
County Superintendent of Schoc In
PROF JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED u
NELLIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
inheritance Of suez Canal.

One-seventh of Great Britain's for
eign commerce passes. through the
Suez canal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-15
EACH CLAIMS VICTORY

tcoucludsd from Third Pascl
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

union printer asked this question the
other day Of butcher els Frye-Bruhn Co.
unfair?'' He was answered thus: ''No,
Frye-Bruhn has not been declared unfair.
Your only guide is the union shop card I
know of no butcher shop in Seattle owned or
controlled by the Frye-Bruhn Co. that can
show that card Tell your wife to buy no
meat in any market in the city Of Seattle that
does not display the union shop card. That
will prove conclusively that while the Frye
Bruhn Co. has not officially been declared
unfair, every shop that handles the Frye
Bruhn goods should be stunned by union
people. '-Steel, in Union Record
Such talk is so un-American that it should
be violation Of the law to publish it, Be-
cause some business concern does not sub
scribe to the beliefs Of some labor trust is
no excuse for such business concern to be
held up to public ridicule by incindiary pub
ications Grant that the company does not
recognize the authority of organized labor,
is that any reason for the concern to be pro-
scribed as dangerous place to do business i?
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Uncle John Standard Oil may have had
easy shedding in the past, but he is up
against the real thing just now. The courts
will force him to pay fines for rebating
amounting to $50, 100000 and following close
onto this comes the report that the county
assessor in Lake County, Indiana, has discov-
cred some $37 100000 worth of property in
that county that the sly old dog has sue
instead of paying $4,000 worth Of taxes per
year he should have been paying over $780,
900 per year. Did God ever create a more
corrupt piece Of humanity?
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

mob Of white men down in Louisiana
did not mob it's Negro victim for the reason
a counter mob composed Of black men, who
lay in ambush suspecting just such a coupe,
fell to and mobbed the mob. Such actions
may neither be legal nor humane, but they
will go long ways toward curbing the mob
spirit Lynch the lynchers was once advo-
Gated as remedy to stop lynching and it
was not bad idea
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Where will it end? Following the exam
pie set by President Roosevelt in the Brown
vile affair, Maj. Keene, the American advis-
or of the Board of Health Of Havana, Cuba,
has discharged squad of men who disin-
fected house because pair of sleeve but
tons were reported lost and no one would
admit of taking them. Why not discharge
all government employees at Chicago for not
producing the one who misplaced the $173,-
900 there?
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

There are whole lot Of Negroes even in
Seattle that would feel themselves awfully
Inundated if they were forced to associate
with George E. Morris, superior court judge
though he be. 1t is very hard on some folk
to get elected to an office and thereby be as
sured of three squares day.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Help is sadly needed in the Northwest both
in the homes and on the farms. Why not
ask Senator Piles to have the United States
senate pass bill permitting couple of mil
lion Cinnamon coming into this country. You
know the senator has but to command the
senate and the work will be done.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

The evening Swillbarrel has added Sheriff
Smith to its list of, prominent men Of the
community to villify and is working it over
time just now The Swillbarrel must think
the sheriff is not digging up to it's mercenary
owner as much filthy lucre as he could do,
hence it's damnable attacks.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Club women's husbands may dearly love
them and their children simply devoted to
them but it is not because their wives and
their mothers are at home looking after their
needs, but for some other attraction, for an
example, their leadership ability in their
clubs
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

j. H. Snow, state highway commissioner
of Washington estimates that it will cost
the state $1,000,000 to construct the state
wagon roads already projected. The neces-
sity for state instead of county action arises
very largely from the existence Of the forest
Outburst
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

play the DR.. Jeykel and Mr.. Hyde to the
limit, but he is not going to do it, the evening
Swillbarrel to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Condor is going to lambast the life out OF
Ankeny and if Piles gets in the way he will
get similar dose.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

The work of attaining universal peace
by hanging all editors Of yellow journals, as
suggested by W. T. Stead, the eminent Eng
lish editor, should be started in our city.
That would at least go a long way toward
the peace of this community.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

The Thaws had better not forget the old
adage that it is bad plan to swap horses
in the middle of the stream. Delmas has
made pretty good fight for you, my boy,
and you had better let we'll enough alone.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

A day of prayer should be set apart by
for the purpose Of riding Seattle of some of
it's unholy prejudices and unlawful discrim-
nations.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

If reports be true the unfortunate women
confined in the county Jail have always been
the legitimate prey for those who watched
over them in an official way.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Ballard has decided to become part OF
Seattle and now the Ballard folk will not
have to pay nickel to the street car com
pany to come to Seattle for they are in Sc
attle
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

There is no need of Miss Courtney, who
shot her employer for refusing to pay her
the salary that was due her, stating she is
from Missouri, for her actions gave her dead
away.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

It strikes us that it would have been much
cheaper for Miss Traynor to have paid her
help and not only saved expenses, but like
wise health and happiness.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

''Hell is paved with good intentions,
reads the catch line of real estate adver-
tisement, and one might add it is kept burn
ing with real estate men, who sell town lots.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

about the unwritten law here Of late and if
the state could only get as much said about
the written law then perhaps the laws would
be enforced.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Organized labor has been doing well en-
tirely too long and it has become restless
and is threatening to demoralize the indus
trial world by indulging in useless strikes,
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

''Thought I was married in Mexico" said
DR.. Annie Russell and that too despite the
fact that marrying is one Of the most awak-
ening things human being ever experienced
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

With Senator Condor working in harmony
Senator Ankeny it looks as if he proposes to
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

Sunday closing and Jail reforms should
stimulate the growth of healthy morals that
is being planted in our city
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

man cannot raise crop of brains by
irrigating his stomach with bad whiskey.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-04-19

A good deal has been said pro and con
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-18
IN FAR orr MARS.
People Of Planet boarding Every Drop
of Water.

of Water.
Whsle iiit People on tho planet OF
Mars nc supposed to be vastly super
igr in ovefv way to- the inhabitants
al this earth. according to Prof lest
or r. Ward. of Brown university. they
have only about 100000 more years
to live, while the people of this world
are only beginning their allotted
space Of 2A.000.000 years.
Thirst VIII Kill the Martians, the
professor says, and even now it is dry
time perpetualS up there. Most Of
the waters that once covered every
thing have vanished in the same way
that this planet is al the while losing
hydrogen, one of the two componenis
Of water 1!his process has proceeded
50 far on Mars that most Of the liquid
refreshments Of its inhabitants, ASSUME
ing il has such. is confined to narrow
circles aB6m ihe Two poles It is
Yahq awdla pic .fgr- tAP 'Fos- Of the
Narfian5 only ny meals Of an intri.
cate neiHork Of canals
IN Mars we can. as st were. SEE
vifh our oRn evee race Of vast an
's,ffS = PM -uhts me 5sis-f;'la, 'tilnErnE
desperately TO the orb that bore u.
half saeping for breath. and boarding
erofr drop ~ its precious water. but
Doomed in the relatively near future
10 face Uie lineefing death of dying
world
This gloomy picture. Prof Ward
SAYS. Is in store for The people of this
earth. lmt iiiare IS no need VI worry at
tae fI. aiHe. as il y 2400eOvJ
wears distant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-18
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Otto Ct N2w Fa once.
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states eoscmWent ~ ter relo
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REQ in Macon. Ga says The Baitiaa
American. Two lab9regs emr.oy q ~
tire nos post Office under con trac
tioa ia tllat city aot into a dgtt iaa.
wool, and ono OF them was iata.lv
shot TIE premises on which t.a
d.. ay occurred bsias government
urercfiv. the municipal authorities de-
orinod 10 remove the body and r7s.
nafe it for burial on The theory tiai
it might prove enlbarrassinE som i1ie
I'm the future 20 ccmpicate local NJ
fairs with those III tinctly federal
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traphcd TO tho treasury Department
stated tho situation and asked Jog
DISTINCTIONS. fie Was difooicd 20 re-
mnsc fhg. remain4 i9icr thCIn 81
s.ad TIE Iiil ~ tftsdt nfiaisst : ls,
f-iiored Instructions md ihe other
dar rendered the bin which, ameinfed.
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irs ono of Eve doilag- fnr = sFss
70 the widow Accompanying She
bili was q letter n7rraii1g IN deiai
the circumstance Of the case and
containing The following somewhat
r-alinE paragraph. II am ineia.ies
voucher for burial n man who MAS
murdered in the building under my
charge in accordance with your in
ef1nciigns and an hCfiiy in teleefaF8
.IateI I1h Insf Ons not familiar
uilh the circumstances might feel
Justified in assuming Chat the murder
was perpeiraied under The directions
al DE treasury. bm The officials sell
EMMY affirm that they were not ac-
crssories before the fact and that
'hcra ras nc censpirscy 10 asas-
ssrafe ere e SIS emricTes-