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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26
NEWS FORECAST
OF COMING WEEK
BAR ASSOCIATION AT
PORTLAND, MAINE - INTER
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AN
ARcHISTS-TAFT TO TALK IN
COLORADO.

Washington. d. c.. Aug. 25.--The
meeting of the American Bar Assoc
citation will attract many lawyers and
jurists of note to Portland. Me, next
week The sessions will begin Mon
day and continue three days. Judge
Alton B. Parker and Ambassador
James Bryce will be the principal
speakers. The convention will be
followed by the meeting of the Inter
national Law Association. beginning
its sessions Thursday.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden. will
spend Monday in Boston and on Tues
day will visit President Roosevelt at
Oyster Bay. He will then proceed TO
New York for a visit of several DAYS.
An international congress OF anar-
chists is scheduled to be held at
Amsterdam during the week to pro
mote the attainment OF anarchism
among all civilized nations
After a week or more OF prelimin-
airy events and practice work. the
championship matches of the Nation
al Rifle Association will take place
Monday and Tuesday at Camp Perry.
Ohio.
Earl Grey viii open the twenty
ninth annual Canadian Exhibition at
Toronto next Tuesday afternoon.
Secretary Taft will continue his
trip to the Pacific coast. speaking dur
ing the week at several points in Mis-
souri, and Colorado.
Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis. |
second in command in the Atlantic |
feet. will be placed on the retired list
Wednesday by operation Of the age
limit.
The senators and representatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26
-'7-N lI E4.1T TIWNFE WI1NN
BISHOP INGRAM.
HAS A ROMANCE
BISHOP or LONDON, WHO COMES
TO PRESENT KING EDWARDS
GIFT, WAS DISAPPOINTED IN
LOVE.

Londin. Aug 25.--America Is abo,l
TO receive a visit from a most inter
testing character In the person OF TIL,
bishop OF London Rev. DR.. A. +. w
ingram, who Is to leave England mex
week to present to the old Brutof
parrish church at williamsburg. va.
the second Older church in America
the Bible King Edward has given it ii
connection with the jamestown ter
centenary celebration.
The high position occupied BY Bish
T p Ingram In the church world Is snf-
ficient in itself to attract attention.
TO be a bishop, at a comparatively
|early age, 0 fthe worlds metropolis,
in direct line OF succession to the
afchbishopric OF Canterbury, the high
|est ecclesiastical honor in Great Brit.
aims gift, with riches and worldly
power at his command. is in itself no
sman distinction
But from the human interest point
OF view the romance OF the youthful
bishops life is or far more interest
than the story Of his career in the
church.
1t was two years ago that the bish-
ops romance came to focus, when
1t was announced that Lady Alyica
Dnncombe, the youngest OF the foul
famous beauties, daughters of the
Earl OF Fayershaw, was to become his
bride. All London was startled. was
barely twenty-four. Her delicate
charm had been fostered in an enyir.
Of softest luxury The man
she had chosen was known as the
"slnm bishop ana welt among the
masses In the most taborious diocese
In England 1t would mean self i'm.
her friends said.
But the affair was evidently q love
match. Lady Alvica, always Of a
serious cast OF thought. entered heart
and soul into the bishops plans. But
.hree months after the engagement
was announced it was abruptly brok- |
N off. Whether her courage faltered |
u whatever interfered none dared to |
isk. But with the wedding day al |
'cady In view, the beauty, who hal
declined an Earl for his sake, ref.isesl
Q marry her churchman lover.
Ihe bishop, stunned by the bloA
Which crumbled his happiness, went
broad. He returned changed man.
lie had loved and lost Only his work
Or the masses remained for him
ince then he has been known a.
the working bishop" his youthful
uoyancy gone but his face and bear
lg spiritualized and ennobled by his
teady devotion to his life work.
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PR0D|CAL SON
IS FORGIVEN
YOUNG NlcARAGUAN, WHO
BROUGHT FORTH PARENTAL
WRATH BY WEDDING POOR
GIRL, is FORGIVEN.

! New York, Aug. 25.--Alfonso Zela.
va son of the President of Nicaragua
who became estranged from his faith.
er because OF his marriage to Miss
Stella Baker. of Washington. daugh
ter of a government clerk, has ar
rived here with his bride on his way
home in ManagHa. There has been a
reconciliation between father and
son. The Nicaraguan chief of state
has forgiven the prodigal and asked
him to come home. SO. ON Tuesday.
ne will sail with his wife for Mica
ragua by way of Panama
The romance of young Zelaya and
Miss Baker brought them a good deal
of notoriety. zelaya, who had been a
cadet at West Point. did not like the
rigorous discipline there. and quit.
lie went to Washington, met aud fell
in love with Miss Baker. and ar.
rangements were progressing for
their wedding when the prospective
bridegroom was Kidnapped by sup
posed agents OF his father. He was
taken as far as New Orleans. where
he regained his freedom. lie re
turned forthwith to Washington and
made Miss Baker his wife Parental
wrath and the cutting OF of his allow
iowance followed. and the son of the
most powerful aud richest man in |
Central America was forced TO earn
? livelihood. News OF his fathers |
forgiveness reached him in Washing
ton Thursday night through a repre-
sentative OF the Niearaguan Legation.
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SPORTS or THE
PRESENT WEEK
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
Ar r DUBUQUE - NATIONAL
RIFLE SHOOT AT CAMP PER.
ny, OHIO.
Monday.

Monday
1 Western Women's Golf association
championship tournament begins at
Chicago.
i Missouri Valley tennis champion
ship tournament begins at Kansas
City, Mo.
4 Canadian and international tennis
championships begin at Nlagara-on-
| thc-Lake
| National rifle championships begin
| at Camp Perry, Port Clinton, Ohio.
Opening of Grand Circuit race
meeting at Providence, II. |.
Tuesday.
Trotting and pacing races begin at
Toronto. Ont.
Great Western Circuit race meeting
opens at Dubuque Iowa.
Minnesota state golf tournament
opens at st. Paul.
Wednesday.
National rifle shoot OF teams Of the
United States army begins at Camp
Perry, 0.
Friday.
Twentyronnd fight between Mike
Schreck and AL kaufman at San Fran
cisco.
Saturday.
Fall meeting OF the Coney Island |
Jockey Club opens with the Futurity
Central A. A. u. track and field
championships at Chicago
Tr-State tennis championships
(Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky at Gin
cinnati, @.
Opening of fall meeting OF Mont
real Jockey Club at Montreal
Rhode Island state tennis cham
tournament at Providence.
Women's Western Golf association
cam championship at Midlothian club
n Chicago.
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Olive Oil.

A large part OF the real olive oil
consumed in New York comes to the
city by way OF New England. The
olive oil men OF California have
formed themselves into an associa-
ton. the members Of which produce
the greater part OF the 250.ogo gallons
Of oil now the output of this country
yearly. For the eastern trade they.
have established a big bottilng plant
n New England. to which the oil Is
shipped In bulk In tanks such as
are used for shipping petroleum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26
TORNADO.

Eau Claire Wis. Aug 25.-The re-
suit Of the tornado last night in the
southweast part Of Eau Claire county
shows the following casualties: Dead.
Thomas Hague, a boy: Mary Clemen-
son young woman Twentythree
barns. FIVE residences. two school
houses and che church destroyed. two
horses killed and a great number Of
hay stacks scattered for miles. The
damage is close to $4,000.
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DON'T SWALLOW 1T.

Don't be forced to swallow those mu.
cons discharges which drop into your
throat, caused by catarrhal affection.
Portsr's Ca-Tarrh.O is guaranteed TO
cure catarrli when applied regularly &C.
cording TO directions. Try it.
Don't be beguiled tothinking you can
be cured Of catarrh by merely smelling OF
medicine. Get box Of Porter's Ca.
Iarrh- Q, price 30 cents at all druggists.
Send stamps II not kept by your dealer.
Porter's Ca-Tarrh.O contains neither
opiates nor narcotics. II is simply anti.
septic and curative. Sold on a guarantee.
PORTER Msnrcr~~ IN. PARIS. TrNN.
PAUL 9. sCHuH a eoNA
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nae Eu,ur. Of J.p,ne.. ne.

On the basis OF statistics showing
the production and export Of Japanese
tea during the last ten years the osa-
ks Asahi Rising SUM entertaiBs pes
slmistie views about the future Of
Japan's tea trade. which now ranks
next 10 raw silk. In Europe and
America. says that paper. there are
indications that cofiee. cocoa and choc-
olate are gradually superseding tea;
and this tendency Is also noticed even
In Asia. especially in japan.
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SCREENED BUILDING SAND.

Delivered to any part of the city
at 70 cents per yard Cairo Contract
ing and Dredging company. Charles
Feuchtef, Jr. secretary, room g. Alex
ander County Bank building. Bell
phone WA. Cairo prone 300.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26

who have been touring Europe this
summer investigating the immigration
problem Will complete their work and
sail for home Thursday.
The international peace conference
at The Hague II nearing the end OF
Its deliberations and II Is probably
that the final sitting will be held next
Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26

Flora Juliet Bowley has been en-.
gagged as leading woman for Robert
Edeson. Miss Bowley will create the
part of Sylvia Randolph in Glass
mates, the play in which Mr.. Edeson
will appear at the Hudson Theater in
New York on Aug. 90. A number of
the players who were associated with
Mr.. Edeson in "Strongheart" last sea
son are again to be members of his
company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26
Towns win euro osan Nam..

4 The name OF Paris ia rspratdI n
timss In ibis country, The best known
place bearing Il being In kenulcky.
Berlin Is used 80 times Vienna lS.
Dublin "a and Warsaw " tiine& st,
Petcrsbure appears only twice In this
country, and Madrid four times. with
one Madrid Springs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26

The Madison Square Theater, New
York, will open for the seoson on La
Dor day with JAMESON Lee Finney in
the leading part OF Grace Livingston
Fnrniss THE Man in the Case"
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


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three lines vii! be accepted frps for
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assumed no responsibility Tor any Nd
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Ia and will not accept tho notice ns
ens person known to be smplny*A-
impurities and replies tO ~sa-rxise-
ments ahoula be made by mail.
A young lady recently graduated
from Prof. Comings' Business college
desires a situation as stenographer.
A. b. c., 27l4 Poplar street.
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Robert CONFESS. who was last sea.
son leading man for aKtherine Grey
in The Reckoning" Is to have the
chief male part in The Movers" the
new play which viii open the Hackett
Theater, New York, Sept. 3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Use Peres Bug Gone for Reaches,
Bed Bugs and Ants-Lee Hanauer,
agent, S13 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-26

Amelia Bingham will open the sea
son In Baltimore on Sept. 8, In Fred
erick F. Shrader and Lloyd NJ. Bling
hams new play, The Modern Lady
Godiva."
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Friends OF the Bulletin are request
I'd 70 send or tslephons items to tia
sffiea
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NOTES or THE STAGE

Harry b. Harris will star Florence
Roberts this season in 1.-THE Struggle
Eyerlansting.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Ms WANTED Young men for train
service. No experience required. Van
Noys News Co.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Corrected TO August 18th, 1907.
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Alexander
National
Bank
.oFFlcERs,

Accounts OF corporations and indlvid-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished 10 any part of tho world
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DIRECTORS

Interest Paid On Time Dspssss.
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Passengers ss. s: :sss Tea s. s.s $3.50
that tbs Illinois Central IL the qufshsst : NJ
~ many hvors. leaving Cairo 81 f:1s D. "a :
arriving 10 New York atz 30 the secoid day 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
Says Alex. r. Irvine in New
York Address
ON PROBLEMS OF TO-DAY
Rich New England Practitioners SAID
His Preaching Hurt Their Pockets,
and he Quit ulpit-objected to
Gain ia Poor Members.

New York, june !. At the Young
Mems Christian association, 800 West
Fiity.seyenth street, many listened
when William b. Guthrie, professor of
history and political economy az the
college 81 the city Of new York, and
Alexander \. Irvine, author 81 MY
Life III Peonage, and former New Eng
land clergyman, spoke On Problems u
Today and Their Solution
Ntr. Irvine duelt On tho religious as
peet II the question.
II speak from eSpeFirBee,' he said,
IN RuritaiieaI New England was a
pastor ana went among the poor and
brought III III new members IN 4
wear the second largest number
brought uit0 Congregational church
ii!ftllAt year iii khc country But was
rallied Siaan There was d Big hubbub
among the deaegns and the trustees.
Tile wealthy members u the enngrega
ton Impaired the information that
had perhaps done lot Of work and
good work. but nlg preaching was de-
trimentalsto their pockets. But Hid
rather BE man chan b minister 70 act
a catspaw fof any sueh assemblage,
and get oNt
" believe that for i man To Ike
pastor and spenk the tFnta--la Be whole
Truth is impossible
NH. ggAihe AAs5 spoke OF TIN idle
wpaithy elass sffiiS8
4iYhbees morn and whose earnings,
he asked ibid HAIRY ThRw spend in
PARISH Ana Biz Carnegie Of II may
have been Mia HfiFtl \ Was 4 family
affair any hoN said All the recent
ceremony of the Carnegie institute IN
Pittsbufg Our bnasted liberty under
snch conditions is not liberty, liberty
10 me means liberty 70 do the thing
Sou ought 10 de- mol what ypn can de-.
The evils viii not be corrected until 4
man gets what he earns there u no
halfway solution We must strike at
fundamental principles % rid orr sys-
tenn Of this breed Of parasites like young
Alr, Thaw,
Prof Guthtie said that one thing re.
sponsiblc for the progress 81 the country
was the fact that progress had not been
numbered BY too many rules and reRu-
lations.
First 81 an it II essential" he said.
shat we limit 10 the really possible.
The government cannot give man So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
coMpRoMIsE IN THE PIE srRIKE
5000 Longshoremen Back to Work al
Smaller Lines in New York.

New York, june A long step Co.
ward the end OF the strike Of longshore.
men, which has been in progress for sew
eral weeks, was taken yesterday when
about 5000 OF tile strikers returned TO
work on the docks Of the coastwise and
the smaller steamship lines and AZ the
terminal companies where tramp steam.
ers discharge their eargoes.
These companies accepted an offer
made by the strikers after a meeting
Sunday TO report for duty at an ad.
vance Of five cents an hour oyer the
wages paid before the strike The strike
was undertaken 10 enforce demand
for an advance Of 10 cents an hour for
day work and 9 cents an hour for over.
time Under the new agreement che
men will be paid IS cents an hour FOR
day work, 40 cents for night work and
go cents for holidays and Sundays.
The officials of the trans. Atlantic lines.
however did not accept the compromise
offered, and Lawson Stamford, score
tary OF Che conference of the trans. Allan
tie lines, declared that the strikers would
be taken back only &C their former
wages and as needed, The strikers have
hopes that the BIG limos may be IN
duced TO accept the compromise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
VEN ZUEL.
Beauty Of the Country and the I'm.
preston It Leaves.

Beauty or the Country and the I'm.
preston It Leaves.
The beauty of the country Ii the FIRST
and the most lasting impression To
catch glinapses at every turn Ia the
valleys of cloudy peaks. Or when on
the mountain side to see through the
liinpid air valley after valley betw cen
file protecting hills, to breathe this
pure air. 10 know TINT summer Is all
most perpetual he is only half a man
who does not for a moment forget the
needs of civilization Iii the int0xication
Of primitive nature. The loyeIlness Of
Venezuela is something different from
thatof the Andean ranges farther west
and south II ID more tropical, and the
mountains do not riSs to the height in
which the senses are stiIled by gram
deur. nor Is there found SO near the
equator that ruggedness or gloom OF
solemnity which is one feature Of the
Rockies. 1T Is d beauty of more human
type, which can be enjoyed most when
we know that man has his abode there.
The Andes, the Alps or the Rockies
are bold and austere. They need no
life. Life Is not meant for them, But
such contrasts and changes as are con
stantly presented to the eye IN these
softened landscapes are more exquisite
when man Ia pottering about on the
surface trying to imagine that he is OF
some real Importance On the EARTH.
Reader Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
Natlonal League Standinc
BASE BALL NoTEs.

RUDE viekers il no longer a major
Lacquer. Poor "Ruhe" has slipped down
the ladder, but he Is IN much faster
league than the Connecticut league. Wick.
err viii not try 70 attract attention hy
his pitching with the Williamsport (Pa.)
club OF the Estate league. Connie
Mack has also sent Catcher Berry to
Williamspnrt
In statement IN reply to the ques-
ton as to how the Chicago Cubs were
rounded up, Manager Frank G.. Selee re-
Gently told the following facts about
Ruelbaeh who was once an ntercity star.
"Ruelbach was recommended TO inc by
Mike Lynch Of Pittsburg, and sent
HUI Up 70 northern Vermont, where he
was pitching Under the name 81 Sheldon.
to look him over George found that it
was The old Notre Dame pitcher. Ruel
bach, who had pitched against his Hin
ois team &C Champaign
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN
Hy-o-msi Is guaranteed BY Rieksrt =
wnlIa u cnre catarFh.


Thousands who base peen shiea VI
Iiy-o.mei en- the inhaler thai comes
with every outfit tile Little Pocket PhE-
sician. AZ it4is - small tnst Il gan ~
carried in the pocket q purse.
There II really no exc'lse Whatever
for anyone having catafrh now taat a Y.
foInei IL 10 readily 0btainahie u you
have any doubt about ii yaiies hicker5
4 Wells of the Red Crass Pharmacy Will
Iet you have complete outfit with the
understanding that unless r cures ga
tarrh it Will not cost you 9 cent
DO not delay longer Chr ilse n hyso-
mel II Won suffer with eatarrh. This
II purely local disease, and Hy-o-Hlei
goes right to the epot where eatafrh
germs ALE present, destroys them saothes
and heals inflammation and makes
permanent and lasting cpre
The complete Hy.o-mei otitiit consists
of THE Little Pocket Physician and
bottle Of Hg-o-mei and costs only Sl.0o.
making Ii the most economical as wei
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the cure 81 catarrb. Remember THAI
TIy-o. naei cures eatarrh. without stomach
dosing, applying the medication and heal-
inn where the disease germs are present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
GREATEST SKIN
CURES ON EARTH
Are Cutlcura Remedies Suffered
Six Months Skin Full Of Red
Spots and Face Full ofPimpIes
Made Life Miserable Was Dis
couraged Doctors Useless
CURED BY CUTICURA
REMEDIES IN CINE WEEK

aCuticura Soap and Ointment are the
greatest remedies for skin diseases ON
earth. Ihave suffered six months from q
disease which / cannot describe, but 4
will tell you the symptoms. My skin
was full al red spots and my face was
full Of red pimples 1t made life miser-
able for me and | was discouraged with
everything. ! went to several doctors,
but Il was useless. But while reading
newspaper / came across one Of your
testimonials telling the vallie Of the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment / re-
solved to try them, and after using
them for about one week / became q
new man The pimpies and the red
spots have disappeared and they made
my skin as soft as velvet Now I am a
constant user Of the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and / recommend them
highly Albert eastman, Bedford Sta
tion. N H., Nov. 20, 1905"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04

THE FASHIONABLE sTRIPE-5640 b662
sol seems to be also decidedly popular
among the newest early summer
fashions. The lingerie parasol. with
its wealth OF lace and embroidery, will
undoubtedly hold its own, but the
plain linen parasol for less elaborate
occasions. which was SO overwhelm-
inaly popular last season, must this
year share the honors with silk sun
shades.
All sortu Of weaves In straw are fash
ionable, although the preference Is for
the lighter and more transparent Grin
Is used again, but the extremely fine
straw Is really smarter, the best hats
being light IN weight, no matter how
much trimming there Is on them.
For morning the brown silk sun
shades are rlvaling the green shades
which have been popular for SO many
seasons. They are shown not only in
the rufiled parasoIs, but In those finish
ed IN tucls and hemstItching
The gown pictured Is Of green and
white striped wolfe The rufied skirt
IS very smart and easy for the home
dressmaker to manage The skeleton
bodice has a blouse and sleeves Of lace.
JUDO cHoLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
|DOVeyS Went Down Before
Philadelphia Yesterday
AND CHICAGO WON AGAIN
New York Giants copldn't Get at Brook.
lyn For Revenge Yesterday Because
Of Rain Chicago Americans
Defeated Cleveland.

Most III the teams that pot together
b the big leagues yesterday afternoon
improved the opportunity 81 playing d
double header. hi Boston tile Philadel.
deiphia Nationals got away with two
games, by the scores Of 4 to B and . Ia
M AT Cincinnati that team broke even
with ST. Louis, losing the first, / to b,
and taking the second. To ]. Chicago
again defeated Pittsbnrg BY the score Of
. to z, and the Giants who didn't play
Brooklyn on account of rain find them
selves further down the list
In the American league Washington
and philadelphia broke even iii their
double. header at Washington and the
Chicago Cleveland game at Cleveland
went 70 the former by the score Of 10
Il.
Yesterdays American League Games.
At CIeyeland Chicago 2, Cleveland 4.
At Washington Washington y, Phila.
delphia ! (fst ganie)
At Washington Philadelphia s, Wash.
ington 4, [2ud game.)