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The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-16
SUFFERED TWELVE YEARS FROM AFTER
EFFECTS OF IkGRIPPE,

Mr.. Victor Patneaude, 1928 Madison
St, Topeka, Kan, writes:
Twelve years ago l had a severe
attack of la grippe and l never really
recovered my health until two years
ago. l began using Peruna and it
built up my strength SO that in a cou-
pie of months was able to go to work
again."
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-16
A Biz Bargain for 12 Cents Postpaid

The year of 1906 was one of prodigal
plenty on our seed farms. Never before
did vegetable and farm seeds return such
enormous yields.
Now we wish to gain 100000 new Gus
toners this year and hence offer for l2c
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-16
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWED LA GRIPPE.

Mr.. T. Barnecott, West Aylmer, On
tario, Can, writes:
Last winter l was i'll with pneu-
monia after having la grippe. l took
Peruna for two months, when 1 be-
came quite we'll"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-02-16
PE-RU-NA-A IONIC AFTER La GRIPPE

Mrs. Chas. e. Wells, Sr., Delaware.
Ohio, writes: "After a severe attack
of la grippe, took Peruna and found
it a very good tonic
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Spiritual Mnrln aatn
3ta 3nt1ahita1tta
BY Rev. A. p. kURTZ,
baltimore.

made in Gods image Scriptures confirm this? But
mans life beyond gloomy has not been known
pay hurcma who should be posted but instead he has
that he then SOUL resembling or ether and
short without spiritual organism But such conception Of
spiritual being absurd, the spiritual Sees hears
speaks walks drinks he did in this world Man
DEATH therefore, STILL general and in particular and
the truth DEATH conscience is clear will
not be unwelcome guest death the gate Of life.
after death also by the angelic Wis
ions Abraham Gideon Daniel and other distinguished prophets OF
old angels the sepuher Of Lord and John the
Apocalypse Did not blessed Lord the spiritual Of hs
isciples BY eating The difference between in the
.niruA the natural world that has natural
the spiritual body This demonstrated in the body Of
our Lord the resurrection from the dead Though the spiritual
world in space and not locality is nevertheless world
the same % natural there hills valleys mountains plains
founns rivers lakes gdsns woods houses palaces books
and writings precious stones gold and lvsrtso real world
es.1sa and IN svssy particular
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21

n Just Heard About II, john"
white-capped Puritan maiden with
changing color and shining eyes. For
a moment longer he looked. Hope!
he whispered.
Il Just heard about 1t, John," she
said softly. land l came right to you.
to tell you how sorry am"
He forgot his loss, forgot the black
hours through which he had gone; a
wonder seemed to all him.
"And you came to me! You are not
angry. you forgive my rudeness?"
"Why. john" she said, in sweet e1.
postulation, how could think of any
thing but your trouble?"
She stopped, and an agonized flush
swept to her hair. A sense Of all that
was implied by her impulsive action
overwhelmed her. Only for moment
did her confusion hast, for the young
man before her seemed to recall sud
denly all that his trouble involved,
and dropped his head upon his arm
with a groan. In moment Hope was
at his side.
you must not grieve." she said.
you are young. and have much abili-
ty, and can soon"
"And l am practically ruined" he
groaned. II must not talk to you, nor
think of you. nor belong to your world
any more. must go to the bottom Of
the ladder, and must put all sweetness
and Joy behind me-"
But indeed you must think of me-"
insisted Hope. Nov is when you
need your friends more than ever in
your life, and We will stand by you"
"But, Hope. you do not realize" he
said. almost Hercely. why cannot,
dare not think Of you. I have had
such thoughts, such longings-and
now everything must be put behind
me-"
Hope was kneeling beside him now,
her hands on his arm. as she an
swered, between laughing and cry.
ing:
II verify believe. John, that you are
q true descendant of John Alden. You
called him thick-headed because poor
little Priscilla had to propose to him,
and you are every bit as bad!"
But II John Eden was as slow to
realize his possible happiness as the
Puritan lover. he had the twentieth
century quickness Of comprehension,
and in the seconds fash before he
gathered his Priscilla into HE arms
he weighed the nights loss against
the nights gain, and the burden rolled
from his heart, leaving Joy to reign
there, along with zest for the tasks
ahead Of him.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Huhlir 3ntmitlntt
Rfat Ortiz
~ RICHARD STRAUSS

the only criterion by which such productions to be judged
Critics too often anxious to decry the vitality the
cented originality of production for fear that the old stand
ards will be overrown and with their shallow authority and
tablished regulations critics.
Progress has been made by partns The most decisive
factor the great power which always recognized the work genius and
enond above all Others did also the Wagner the
Of the unpreudcd and enjoying public With its ntuive
responsibility the public rule fails appreciate
pnt artistic production In fact the chief characteristic Of great
work a the affinity between the creative genius and the great
Of the progressive public which sweeps before all reang factions
and part@ans.
s voice Of the people the VOICE Of Go sad
The soul Of the thousand headed audience which
thngs tie hall th will nstncy have the right feel
and appreciation of the value of the work which offered
th unless busy critic business competitor of the artist will
prejudice will feeling
of the masses. 49,.
would not however, call reactionary because he prefers we'll
known work of Beethoven to weak modern production In this
myself eacona Reacionary in the most offensive
of the word those who claim that because Richard Wagner took his
material from Germanc mythology should therefore be forbidden for
composer his material from the bible speak here
with reference myself Those reaciones who armed with the
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
A Loss and q Gain
4
By May BsLsvills Broscn
y BsNsvills Bro,on
Copyright, by Joseph b. Bowle..)

wind It was impossible to save any.
thing but elevator No. 3, which was
ON the other side Of the wind. About
$1,000 bushels Of grain were destroyed.
too, and while there was . large In
surance. tho loss IL likely to cripple
the company. / stayed with John I'M.
til 1t was over. and had persuaded
him to 30 home
Take me to him ut once!" inter
rupted Hope. imperiously. Then. ~
the young man hesitated. and glanced
At her aunt, she added pleadin4ly,
please take mo to him-you and
Auntie-I am one Of Johns friends.
too, and-oh, don't you see that
must 90. Just for . momentT
Thurby turned = searching glance
upon her. received gesture OF As
sent from the colonial dame beside
her. and then leaning forward, gave
an order to the coachman.
There was detection a. we'll a. ex-
haustion In John Elden's attitude. a.
he sat deeply in his study chair. with
one arm thrown Imply across his
desk. Smoke and Crime marked his
face and dress. and his eyes. looking
darkly into the future, saw years Of
toll ahead Of him. The weight Of sud
den and awful misfortune was heavy
upon him.
Whats the use Of trying?" he was
asking himself There's no one to
care-no one to work for"
The door from the hall opened soft
Il and 4 figure advanced to the lamp
lights rim. He stared as one In .
trance. Before him stood . demure
and sweet Priscilla, her gray-sowned
figure thrown into relief against the
dark red lining Of her cloak lovely.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21

legal code OF an accepted technique seek to hinder
and prevent all original creation
Away, therefore, with the pedantic aesthetics and
time standards They cannot be the criteria for
works which are themselves to be models for
standards Away with all technical codes and dogmas
which have long been broken by the greatest mas
ters Away with this high priesthood which
would hinder all originality progress, and develop
ment. ~,
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
~ Dr.. r. JOHN HUNTER.
Dajnena Dsvina, claseoW. esetlsnA.

The critic without any
creative ability and with
a meager knowledge of
the musical technique Of
an antiquated epoch
8 no uld be dethroned.
The public's h . a 1t by,
matter Of fact apprecia-
ton Of a great musical
composition should be
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21

The great spiritual
world is in space and not
in place or locality. It is
to this space that man
goes after death. 1t is
known to man in this
natural world that man
lives after death. Many
deny this fact; but stop
and think. Is not man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
MAY YET AGREE
LAST EVENING tNTERURBAN HAD
NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF RE-
LECTION OF THEIR PROPOSE
TON BY TRACTION CO.

Cbas o Patier, president Of the
Southern Illinois Interurban railroad
company said yesterday 10 Bulletin
.reporie- lIai be had rot ye- received
notice from the Cairo Traction com
panv. that tie latter would not accent
the latest proposition made 20 them
by The lnterurbau The statement III
The Bulletin Monday morning. that
the Traction companv would not ar-
cepi 30 came from an Official Of the
Traction company. who stated the
reasons fer the rejection as stated in
The Bulletin.
NJ Patier feel thai the PROPOSE
ton OF his company is entire. rea-
s0nabie. and Ought TO be accepted by
the Tracti-l company. % IS the nost
that IFS company is willing 10 Yield
he SAYS. because - yield more would
render f. impossible 10 finance the
project
Pa ier SAYS his company isl
w!ii.rg TO bind itself TO pay its snare
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
FfIST'S BOND IS
RAISEDTOS1O.0OO
CAPT GEORGE SPENCE, SUM.
MoNED TO NASHVILLE IN
MANGRuM CASE RE
TURNS.

Capt. George Spence Of the tugboat
Theseas, returned early this morn.
ing from Nashville, Tenn. where for
lhe second time he was called as a
witness in Jh trial II Or. ]. Herman
Fest charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Rosa Mangrum.
Capt Spence says that his testi.
mony was identicalIy the same as
given before Because Of the import
of the testimony introluc d in the
case yesterday, the bond Of 81 600. I'm.
Ter which the doctor has been hell
vas decreased to $4,000, the original
amOunt
The testimony Of the witnesses was
startling and bought eur the relations
which are said to have existed ba-
tween The defendant and the woman
lie is alleged to have slain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
MEN FOR MAYOR
SEEN BY OTHERS
MANY EXCELLENT REASONS Civ.
EN- BY VOTERS FOR NOMlNA.
TING CERTAIN MEN FOR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF CAIRO


Since the last publication of rea
sons given by citizens for favoring
certain men as candidates for mayor.
con idcrable number Of such rsa
sons have been added TO the list which
have not heretofore been published.
They repr sent a strong endorsement
Of the men and are worthy Of being
recorded as showing how the candi
dates look in the eyes of their friends
A fun list of reasons up to date APP
p airs below
w. n. WOOD-He is the logical
candidate-He rs likely to keep his
oath of office Best man for the place
the logical candidate Best man foe
The place. Best for tn people. Elk.
ceIleHt record in public office Long
service In CRY council qualities him
for mayor Would be the right man
in the right place He is my choice.
VIII treat all closes of people alike
Not afraid 10 do his duty. A good
MAJ. VIII keep his oath of office.
VIII enforce the laws HIS fathe-
made a good mayor and he is chin
)ff the old block People have conf
demo I'm him He would give equal
rights 10 all Good business ability
homes and conscientious In every
way competent to fin the office Sue
cess as an alderman shows his thor,
ough ability 10 head the city govern
ment He is e the RICH material
G ( o R C & PARsoNs-Let well
enough alone r. is for the best in
tegests Of Cairo he IS good EMO Oh
for me. He is To- public improve. /
ments. Don't believe any better man
can D. found Two more years 10 com /
plefa bis work. To make a change
now would be detrimental TO the wei. /
fare Of the city Firt two years bel. (
ter fits bin TO. next two vars. he is /
o good MA and hold, a large inter
e-' I1 the city Give him a chance /
20 finish a good start Activity 10
street improvements is badly needed |
DO Cairo
c. S. cAREY-G neral executive
1b li'y.- Besf qualified. has large in.
.e,csts iu the seventh Ward. Want
change .n negro police officers Has
8hiJitF tod clear city of yaas and tree
lf l.wf women
THOMAS J. KERTH-C--serva,iyoi
''lo and uecessfrI in business. time
% devote 70 peoples affairs. VIII give !
i7 an honest admin.s ration
~. o. JUNE-Pracrca and pro.
.ress.rn W1uid Boo a good man in th
lgh. place Tu7 worthy and for She
interests ui fle uoou'c.
GEORGE T. FlsHER-Good. onto-.
.r-sins citizen uupulgy with the IA.
lies Good 1usIn-ss man.
GEORGE c. koEHLER-1Iis rec
rd as alderma- Would mike good
1ay0r and enforce the laws
J. J. JENNELLE-He wouid DO his r
uv ia
CLAUDE wINTER-He w011I he s
. t" The people ato elected hlu g
nj stand hv he platform IN which no
.1s elected e
". J. JoHNsToN-Excelienf bust
-es man. ieve1hea LED regarding psb-
r. ara rs: energetic. nrr eres-ivc.
X. \. HhLLiOAY-Euergetic src- r
assful business nan In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
ON THE RIVERS \
At FLOOD TIDE
DECLINE BEGAN AT CAIRO YES
TERDAY AND WILL CON.
TIME INDEFINITELY
DAMAGE AT BIRDS POINT
Situation at Shawneetown Critical
Because 81 Scarcity Of Pro.
visions-Paducah Not
Much Hurt.

The river began on its downward
run yesterday. A fall of 1 Of foot
was recorded for the "a hours ending
a, p m. Yesterday when the gauge
read 500 feet. Observer Smyth says
the decline will be indefinite and al
steadily increasing rate
Thus far no cases of distress have
boon reported in this vicinity al
though the bottom lands are Hooded
ana many are known to have been
d,iTen from their homes which they
win soon be able to occupy again
after cleaning on the mud left by
the liver
At Birds Point about goo feet Of
the Cotton Belt embankment where
it joins the leyee. has been torn
away and the river is pouring through
the opening in torrent
Conditions in and around Cairo are
without interest The little furry
caused BY a leaking ever at Thirty
second street ha, died away with the
stopping OF The leak Sunday night;
and Cairo is higher and dryer than
1nv place Oh the big rivers.
PORT news was meagre yesterday
The Katherine brought a barge oil
lumber from the lower river and
landed at East Cairo The f. G. |
Wright and Oleander are still here
waiting orders to 20 north. The lat
er had her bin whistle rpnafrpd Yes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
IN BAD ORDER
WAS THIS MAN
CANE FROM GOOSE lseAN0 AND
LANDED IN CAIRO cALABooSE
AFTER MAKING THINGS LIVE
LY ON OHIO STREET.

Constable Dayidge picked up a
young fellow on low Ohio stree.
yesterday who was in bad way in
more than one sense Of the term
He had one foot partly cut off. on
leg entirely cut off was deaf anil
dumb and drunk and dia1rdarly.
swearing in the only way j eoula
swear and firing a big pJstal betwee
oaths 20 the error Of every Jisa Ii Che
neighborhood. The officer look him 60
the city calabocse The man proves
to be Dan Jones Of Gooe Island. an
employe Of Jim Roche. and a con
stable from there came after him and
took him home on Billy Bryan# train
last evening Tie man had IS and
some other things He is said 10 b.
all right when sober and a good
worker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
Yesterday's River Forecasts.

The Ohio al Evansville. will fall for
M indefinite period a a dapidly in
'rcasi-g roe Al Mt Vernon. viii
continue falling he rate Of fall becom.
ue rapid Wednesday or Thursday Ar
Paducah viii commence falling 10.
Q chit Or Tuesday morning. At Cairo
~ill fall for an ind finite period Rate
IF fs'l viii become rapid at paducah
I'D Cairo by Friday or Saturday.
The Tennessee from Florence to be
low JohnsoeYilja viii continue fail
iur.
The Nj sissipoi from below s.
ogis TO Cairo will c-ntinre falling.
The Wabash a Mt Carmel. will
reliably commence falling tonight or
ia sdav. Floating ice will continue In
he Mississippi for several DAYS.
p. IT, SMYTH.
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
TWO PRISONERS ATTEMPT
TO BREAK OUT OF JAIL
Sawed Steel Plate of Their CeIIs--Jailer Edw.
Abernathe Heard Them and Found
Saws on Their Persons

Jauer Edward Aherulrho fore
stalled an attempt ID escape on the
part Of two desperate prisoners in
the county jail Sunday During the
night previous Mr. Abetnathie heard
a peculiar grating sound issuing from
The cell room and on going b mvestt
gate found that Harry Mollenkamp
and Andrew McCloud, two white
prisoner had sawed apart a piece
of steel plate, one inch and half
in size which fastens the bars of their
cells together
Jaice Abernathie searched the
prisoners and found TWO saws about
six inches in length and thlee-quar
tors of an inch in width Molten.
hamp confessed thai he had two
saws hidden IN the lining " his cont
when he was arrested about
month ago
Both prisoners We're manacled and
will be kep, in irons for some time as
a punishment
MolIenkamp Is the young white
man who boarded a Cototn Belt tran
and representing himself to be a.
conductor began to collect faxes Hef
grabbed SIP from the hands of one
passenger ana jumped /
l1 tie train at Eighth street Later
Re walked 10 Bridge junction where
ie was aires ed in a highly exciting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29

It has now been settled without
question, says the Brass World that
the best trolley wheels are those
which contain no lead The constant
archiug OF the wheel and wire burns
out the lead and causes the wheel to
wear rapidly II trolley wheel is
found which contains lead it is GER
tain that it Will wear cut rapidly. It
is very difficult to obtain scrap metals
on the market which do not contain
lead For this reason trolley wheels
must be manufactured from new
metals
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
At Paducah.

The water practically has put the
coal docks Of the Pittsburg Coal
ompany out Of service The scales
At me top of Washington street levee
are under water. The Bette Ovens
landing makes it almost impractic-
able to get TO the boat in a wagon and
iifficult on foot Otherwise the river
presents merely a question Of degrees
N the Inconvenience occasioned--
Paducah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29

The fear Of an accident was the
means Of restoring speech to a dumb
man. Mr. J. Moore. Of Cosport. Eng
iand. had been dumb for four years
"hen. on returning home one evening.
MS bicycle sEidded. In HIS alarm ne
shouted and was 50 startled and sur
pTised at hearing his voice that be-
called out again and again until he
vas convinced that his long-lost voice
had come back to hin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29

II Is only by thinking about great
and good things that we come TO
love them ana II is only by loving
Them that We come TO long for them,
and il Is only by longing for them
hat We are imJelied TO seek after
hem and it is ONLY by seeking after
hem that they become oUs. aad we
enter into vita, experience OF their
beauty and a.esa-dUess-lieury Van
H-a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29

'of the ,ost Of any street inpro, -.
ments hat may be ordered on q. +,
lines Of ite rghtof-way.
The fact that the Intarurbsn pe.
pie have not We been notified of tn,
rejection Of their opposition bv n ,
Traction company IS taken 10 infi.
cafe that after ALL the matter ma
be still held in allegiance. and that q
chance for agreement still exists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
At ShawneetoWn.

Shawneetown, Ill., Jan 2S-The
situation i extremely critical today
Provisions are becoming scarce aud
none can be brought in It will be
Two weeks before a train can enter
Coal is almost gone If cold weather
continues famine will exist in a
few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
Anec.sa,s First Town School.

The first common schools estab.
ished by legislation in America weIs
n Massachusetts in 1915. but the first
own school was opened in Hartford.
Coma, l.ior 10 1912.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. (.

The weather WIS ccol aud fair yes.
to-day with a maximum temperature
Of 30, minimum II and at p. m 81.
At Il O'Clock last night the street
record was 2S. -
Rain was reported from 10 points
on the government map yesterday
practically none IN the upper river
valleys Below zero temperatures pre-
vailed at ten points in the north and
northwest. and freezing weather as far
southeast as the South Carolina coast.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
\ S E 6 r E T B ALL

An opportunity is presented the people to express an in
formal preference for the who should serve as mayor of
ureaer CarotO be elected at the coming municipal election
April 10, next.
The contest was originated entirely by and exclusively under
the auspices OF The Bulletin and subject the following con
ditiOns:
The saIo-Only regular ballot published in The
Bulletin viii be
Sign Your good It positively viii not
be
~
Give Your WardIn tauated by wards
State the Reason for
made OF the best arguments presented
withheld to be published in the
va
siding within the limits capable judges
of what good civic vitality in its full
hllment -
Vote Once onRepeaters recognized at this election
This is not a scheme to boost The Bulletins
Your canddae-Must eligible to the mayor
atty election
Polling PlacesHerman Pharmacy Co. s01 Washington
avenue NJ G. Metzger Drug Co.. 1915
sacker, Drug store. 3i0l Sycamore
Announcement sIotTo date Sunday morn
The Bulletin pledges vote In sero. and
careful manner observing strict mpariahy
the manner in which the announcement the ballot
the of
mayoray
NOT Intended as reflection administration
prospective.
The pulse everything
of
name their choice
huences Of municipal elections 1t is the
the
nfuence
Cast ballot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
MOTHER OF RiNGLlHes DEAD.

Baraboo. Wis, Ian. 2S-Nrs. Angus
Ringing. aged a. the mother OF Ring
ling Brothers, was stricken with para
lysis while entertaining friends az M.
per last nigh and expired soon after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29

The rrimrusa and llly-of-the-valley
will stand the shade OF trees better
than most other lowers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
QUARREL AT A BANQUET
Concluded from First Page.)

ron ON tint issue fitted it exa fly. II
this version Of the affair is correct IT
SCENE only one Of tho principles was
Jet 10 on the secret, as II was evident
fha- Pr.siIea Roosevelt was taken
completed. bs surprise
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-29
WHO IS YOUR CHOICE
MAYOR
OF GREATER CAIRO?

OF GREATER CAIRO?
Now is Your Chance to Name Your Favor
ite Candidate.
The BULLETINS STRAW VOTE
will have an immense influence or prospect
i've candidates preparing to enter the may
orally contest April 10, next.
"A ; + & z E T BALLOT
unaffected by Doodle influence is the only
method of determining
WHOM THE PUBLIC WANTS
as its chief executive. Give your choice
and state your reasons If You wish.
"A Straw Shows Which Way the Wind Blows