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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

Danny O'Beirne. AS usual, he wa,
tangled up bout Their laigs an a-weav.
in.
Drunk, dressed up, an disordly!
he yells. 'Livin' high at my house;
eatin' ham gravy, chawin' manifacR,
an cussin' big!'
II laid low, fer didn't want ter foo
wi no drunk man, an he wabbled on
down Their hill an crossed Their bridge.
AS he clumb Their rise Their bar riz up,
an, squire, hit 'peared like Their whole
blamed straw stack wuz a-movin' to.
ards Their road. Bout that time Danny
seed hit, too, an he stopped an
fetched sort Nv whoop. Hit wuz
night, you see, an Their shadders wuz
trimblin' on Their hillsides, an that
thar bar looked rowdy wi all that
straw on his back. I heerd an'urr
whoop, an then Danny, he lit out!
Hit war shorely putty race-ther
bar knowed Danny, but Danny, he
didn't know ther bar! didn' know a
drunk man c'ud run so, but Danny's
heels hit Their hard road like Their hoofs
NV fas' trottin' mule. Bar an man.
nip an tuck, hit wuz, wi Their gravel
siftin' behine.
Il follered ez we'll ez c'ud, my win
bein short wi laffin', but never over.
TUX 'em till they got ter Fallon's
house. Twuz Kathie met 'em thar.
Danny, skeered plumb sober, jerked
her inside an slammed Their door jest
ez thar bar reached Their steps.
When l got thar TUX bresh, an
wi hit l persuaded the varmint ter 20
away. Then 1 pushed at Their door.
Hits nothin' but Their BAR said I.
Their little bar?' asked Kathie.
'twixt cryin' an latin.
"I thort hit war Their divvil,' saws
Danny. a-holdin' on like sin ter Kath.
les hand.
Il looked at i'm sorter reproachful
like. Hit orter be devil enough ter
stop you FIN drinkin',' says l.
He never answered fer a minnit.
then he leaned down an kissed
kathie's hair. IS help me- he saws.
I'll never fetch another drap!'"
Wash PAUSED and a clatter of hoofs
interrupted my comment: it was Jor.
dan coming with the horses.
When we had mounted and had
climbed the hill, we found Danny and
his wife standing at the gate of their
yard. while everything about them
wore an air of happiness and of ma.
terial prosperity. Wash refined up be.
side the fence and extended an open
hand
Gimme chaw, Danny" he begged.
Il KANT smoke when I'm ridin'."
Danny handed over the tobacco. but
kathie laughed.
Wash she inquired, why do YOU
| chew such STUFF"
My friend leaned forward confiden.
TALLY. "Missis O'Beirne," he replied
with dignity, Il chaws hit ter git ther
jooce out'n HIT"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

of pale pink roses. the hem of pale
blue with bouquets of blurred pink
roses having band of silver tissue at
the top. The model is the quintes.
sence of elegance for the social gale.
ties of the summer at the fashionable
resorts. Very fine ribbon embroideries
in pale blue and pink adorn this dainty
frock, the sleeves Of which are ar.
ranged with epaulettes bordered with
silver tissue. of which the belt is also
composed.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
sURPLIcE EFFECTS IN FAVOR.
That Style Just Now Is Very Popular
In Paris.

Nothing is more typical of the
modes that are held in first favor in
Paris than surplice effects, especially
when the draped bodice shows a
gracefully dropping sleeve, cut in one
piece, with it. A beautiful shade of
SAKE blue wolfe is used in the develop.
ment of chic frock, the skirt being
cut circular, with an overskirt effect
falling in sharp points over founda.
ton of silk-mounted voile. The points
of the overskirt are stitched down
closely with very fine silk soutache
braid, making charmingly simple
trimming for marvelously beautiful
skirt.
The bodice proper is fitted effect
in filet lace, over which the wolfe is
draped in fishu effect, the fronts,
shoulders and sleeves being bordered
with band of dark blue silk EN-.
broidered braid. There is a vest of
pale blue silk, finely tucked, set into
the front Of the bodice and above this
there rises yoke of snowy white lace,
shirred down the center with two tiny
cords of apricot panne velvet. A pip.
ing Of the velvet is repeated in the
collar and again at the cuffs of the
elbow sleeves of lace.
A famous couturier has shown him.
self particularly partial to all shades
of blue this season, despite the vogue
that has been given to the browns and
yellows. One of his creations in Delft
chiffon cloth mounted over satin is
worthy of mention. The cloth is
striped at wide intervals with pale
gray ribbons and painted with sprays
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
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part Of the long pieces. The four pan.
els are then Joined by sewing through
the stitches that Joined the two cards
together. The joining must be worked
rather loosely, as it must act as a
hinge.
Buttonhole loops of silk are then
worked at each Joining and the edges
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

sheer frocks or with two-piece frocks
OF wolfe the shade of the taffeta.
Natural hued pongee or tussor.
handsomely embroidered or braided in
self-tone, makes chic and servicea.
BILE little short coat of the picturesque
sort. and occasionally one finds q coat
OF this kind with touches of green
and black or of bright red and black
relieving it's neutral tone.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

spells of rheumatism and dizziness.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me of
these troubles and have kept me we'll
for a year past. Though Is years old,
I am in good health"
Sold by all dealers. so cents q box.
Foster.M ilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

plans IN 1915, says:
Give years ago the
doctors said l had
diabetes. My kid
neys were all out
of order, I had to
rise often at night,
looked sallow, felt
dull and listless
and had lost 40
pounds. My back
ached and I had
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

are worked in satin.stitch, the flowers
in shades of iris mauve. the leaves in
pale green; the stalks. which are in
cording-stitch, are also Of green. An
opening for the photograph should be
made in the center; it may be square,
round or oval, as desired.
Anyone with knowledge of draw.
ing could easily enlarge the design for
cabinets or cartes.de-visite.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
DESIGN FOR MIDGET FRAME.
Can Be Fashioned Either in Art Linen
or Silk.

Either art linen or silk may be
used for the foundation. the embroid-
cry to be worked with mercerized cot.
ton or silk, according to the material
of foundation. The flowers and leaves
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06

THE actress who is too poor to
purchase diamonds" remarked tho
observer of events and things, need
not let that interfere with her having
them stolen "-Yonkers Statesman.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
No. 3.-NeedIe Book.

the edges, then the smaller pieces are
each worked with some simple long
stitch pattern and sewn to the lower
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-06
A WONDERFUL GAM.
A Utah Pioneer Tells q Remarkable
Story.

J. w. Browning, 1o11 22d st., Ogden,
Utah, a pioneer who crossed the
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Cubans Plot New Rebellion

Havana, Sept. PA general Cuban outbreak is threatened. It is stated that the plotters have arranged to strike at the end of the month and troops have been ordered to be ready to move on short notice. It is claimed that wealthy New Workers are furn- iShing funds for the proposed uprising.
 Three generals in the Cuban army were arrested today charged with in- citing rebellion. A thorough inveSti- gation of the alleged plot will be made.
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Resigns From Pacific Coast

san Francisco, Sept. 2+ - ". F.. Pearce, assistant general manager of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, rendered bis resignation today yo take effect October l. l, i, rumoveo that Jame, F.. pharo will succeed him.. Pharo formerly occupied the position but tor 30 year and a half mu. recently had been manager oG the Alaska Coast Company.
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Mrs. Georgc U. Piper Gets Divorce

Seattle, Sept. 25-1Irs. George L.. I.per vite ot the well known local politician and state senator, obtained a divorce yesterday afternoon after pro- cecoiu-- which lasted only ten minutes in the superior court. Piper made no appearance. The wife charged deser- Jiou and non-sUppOrJ siucWJune.
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Pettibone Trial October IS

Bose, Idaho, Sept. 28-George A. Pettibone, the remaining Federation official charged with the murder of Ex-Gov, Steunenburg, was in court to- day and his trial was set for October l5. He was pale and haggard from his recent illness.
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Oklahoma Consultation Goes

Washington, D. C., Sept. 27-The Oklahoma state constitution has the official sanction of President Roosevelt and he will issue the proclamation in a few days formally admitting the state into the union.
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Seward Got This First

Washington, D. C., Sept. 2I-A mes sage from Alaska states that the ship wrecked men from the ship John Cur rier, lost in Bristol bay, were rescued by the revenue cutter McCulioch and and transferred Jo the revenue cutter Thetis, which will bring them to Se- attle.
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By Cable Co The Daily Gateway.
 Saws Turner IgO Killed GOebel

Richmond, Ind, Sept. 23- - Lulu Clark made an affidavit today that Turner Igo of Rowan county, Ken lucky, was the assassin of Gov. Goebel of that state. Miss. Clark was a Steno- grapher in the state house when Goe- bel was killed
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Pennsylvania for Knox

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept, 26-The re- publican state league today voted to support an instructed delegation from Pennsylvania for Senator Knox in the national convention next year.
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Call Island rIcCulloch

Washington, D. C., Sept. 23-The new volcanic island in the BogOSlov group, near Unalaska, was officially named today McCulIoch jslandin honor of the revenue cutter which first sight ed it.
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Hot Time in Tammany Town

New York, Sept. 9 - Rioting and bloodShed marked the Tammany pri- marieS yesterday. Many heads were broken and some men seriously hurt. Murphy retains control of the organ izatiOn.
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Reception for SuIzer

Seattle, Sept. 2S-Congressman Sul- ger will be hailed as Alaskas friend at reception to be given him this evening by the exposition manage ment
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To Keep Japanese Out

Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 26 - To check the present invasion of Japan csc from Honolulu into British Colum- bia all Japanese arrivals from that port will be kept out unless they can show passports from the mikadO.
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Amos Talked loo Much

Ada, Idaho, Sept. 23 - Amos Clark said in the presence of several persons yesterday that there was no Cod. and was immediately stricken with paralysis, dying ten minutes later.
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FIagIer Also Feels the Effect

New York, Sept. 2S - Henry M. Flagler, vice president of the Standard Oil Company, is ill from nervous breakdown.
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Potatoes and Onions Up

Seattle, Sept. 26-The price of pota- toes and onions for Alaska shipment will go up cents this year on account of new system of packing them in extra paper to protect them from frost.
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Dayton Squadron Arrives

San Francisco, Sept. 27-Rear Ad- miral James H. Dayton's Philippine squadron arrived today from the Orient.
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NoIiya Loses All Around

Chicago, Sept. 27-Voliva left Zion City today. He announced that he has also lost the options he held for land on which to plant a colony in Old Mexico.
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Declines Lipton,s Challenge

New York, Sept, 26-Sir Thomas Lipton'S challenge for another inter- national yacht race was turned down today by the New York yacht club because Sir Thomas made stipulation as to the size of the yachts.
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Lipton Issues New Challenge

London, Sept. 27-Sir Thomas Lip ton issued another challenge today to the New York yacht club for a race with 9O-foot yachts, as required by the New York club
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Henev Co Prosecute Oregon Cases

Washington, D. C., Sept. 26- At,Or- uey-Gyucral BoLapurtc announced .o- day tha, Francis J. Heuey will prose- cute the Oregon land fraud eases at Portland Uni, fall.
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Much Interest in Big Fight

S.a.ue. Sep. -5-l.uch interest ], taken here in tu. .ouuueomu- sc,ap between Mike Twin Sullivan and Bl.. Squn.-. although tu.r. i, little ogt- ting -o .ar, a- the sport, are trying Co get 30 .tue on the men. The fight is set .ar Saturday afternoon.
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Bertha Reaches Seattle

Seattle, Sept. 23 - Steamer Bertha reached Seattle Saturday night, Si- mon Poot of the Seattle hotel at Nal- dez arrived on the steamer and yeSter- day married Miss Preschorn, auOregon girl.
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BattIeship Sailors Drown

San Francisco, Sept. 25-Two sailors of the battleship St. Louis drowned yesterday afternoon during drill in sight of Admiral Swinburne. The men sank before aid could reach them.
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squires Sullivan This Afternoon

San Francisco, Sept. 2S-Mike Sulli- van and Bill SquireS will enter the ring this afternoon at o'clock.
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Chignik Offers Coal

Washington, D. C., Sept. p - The war department today received an offer from Chignik, Alaska, to furnish coal for the Pacific fleet of warShips.
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Matching the Big fellows

San Francisco, Sept. 23-ThouSandS of persons daily visit the training quarters of Bul SquireS and Jack Twin Sullivan, who will fight here next Saturday afternoon.
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Tore Railroad Men Indicted

San Francisco, Sept. PIE. H. Har- riman and other officials of the South ern Pacific railway and officials of the
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The Prospector states that District Attorney Harlan will reside in Valdez this winter instead of returning to Fairbanks.
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Soldiers Not Blamed

Washington, D. C., Sept. 23-Soldiers at Fort Davis, Alaska, who killed NelS Hansen while at target practice near Nome are officially eXonerated from all blame for the death of the man.
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Saratoga Reaches Seattle

Seattle. Sept. -t Steamer Saratoga arr.r.dtn port ru.,m.ru.u- a- 5o.c.ocN from Seward.
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Want Travelling Expenses

Washington, D. C., Sept 23-Army officers stationed in Alaska are seek ing special legislation 10 have their travelling expenses there allowed them. This Is now denied to them.
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Root Starts for rlexico

Washington, D. C., Sept 25-- Secre- tary Root started for Mexico this morning.
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Cleveland Suffers Relapse

Princeton, N. J., Sept. 2S-Ex-Presi- dent Cleveland suffered a relapse to- day, and his condition causes anxiety.
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Japanese Give Taft Welcome

Yokohama, Sept. 2S-Secretary Taft arrived this morning and was given a royal welcome.
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Betting 10 to 9 on Sullivan

San Francisco, Sept. 26-Betting is 10 to in favor of Mike Sullivan against Bill SquireS for their fight Saturday afternoon.
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Roosevelt Goes to Capital

Oyster Bay, Sept. p - President Roosevelt and family started for Washington this morning.
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To Guard Roosevelt at Canton

Canton, O., Sept. 27-Soldiers are enroute to this city to guard Presi- dent Roosevelt when he dedicates the Mckinley monument next Monday.
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Leased Wire lien May Strike.

New York, Sept. 24 - Although leased wire telegraph operators are under time contracts they may be called out to aid the general strike.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

Pacific Mail Steamship company were indicted today in the United States district court for violations oi the fed eral rate law forbidding rebates.
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ter Thetis arrived yesterday evening from Unalaska with the shipwrecked crew of the John Currier, which was lost in Bristol bay last month.
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Organize Bank For KataIIa

Seattle, Sept. 23- John Schram, Thomas <. Lippy and Clark Davis to- day completed the organization of a bank for Katalla.
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Bertha saiIs, Yucatan Arrives

Seattle Sept. % steamer Bertha sailed tor Seward last night, The Nuca,u arrived last night from N-MMrM
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Benefit to George Siler

Chicago, Sept. 23-A moustrous fare well benefit will be given tonight to George Suer, the veteran pugilistic referee.
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Moroccan Tribes Willing to Quit

Paris, Sept. 24-Three hostile Mo- roccan tribes sued today for peace.
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Thetls In With CurrIer Crew

Seattle, Sept. 25 - The revenue cut
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
lands plunged

really educators Only great heart any right lands
child Some judges well equipped for aazng ana eF
lions viewed in relation TO trying child nothing animated
utcheriges Put tonahavk and let scalp stand
for his wig and have this judge gang down children while I'M
der his breath he mues I'll show the LITTLE delw Thomas Arnold
Of Rugby Is the type Of man for the bench Of juvenile Arnold
put his arms around bows like Tom Brown Rugby and turned
incorrgo into noble and peworhy citizen we all
at least onoor two men whose the very synonyms integrity
and financial honor who byoo committed which the father
made good in secrecy lad these boys been discovered brought into
OF ci & would have been Sentenced ruicl, rtnlc
into reform school Wrc Of the moral dgenracs
sud so these judges would have society OF noIest aud
citizens For c judge has the vision that distinguishes between
the boy who had down weak hour The second bow who
in danger Of becoming haltal trangror whom should
kept forever from the State reform school, where are bows who
representing third class moral degen Witness boy who was
recently examined W famiy physician because he insisted irving TO
Kill everything he H. born Of fatf rle .p III,
infant began II enou- 1. iulee III fic iu,enia
knows the aw and Knows the facts: have moral vision
and skill read human like open book He must be above
the boy and girl who have rangsd mother above the babe that
she loves the above the patient for whose life he strua
Cling the teacher above the his sentence viii heal
hurt, viii and not destroy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
CAIRO PROPERTY INCREASED
NEAR THREE MILLION DOLLA,
Total Assessed Value For City lust CompIeN
$10,063, 1870 As Against 81, 303,305 Las
Year--Increase In County $864,495

County Assessor Fred ID. Nellis mas
| finished an important piece OF WORK
! for the people of Cairo and Alexander
county. the reassessment Of all the
personal and real property that is sub
iect to taxation. Ordinarily emily the
personal property Is assessed, the real
estate valuation being left to be re-
adjusted every fourth year. This Is
the fourth year since the realty Of
this city and county has been passed
under the critical eye of the assessor
and Alderman Nellis had somewhat
difficult task to perform, as there had
been many and very decided changes
in the conditions and values OF realty
In both city and county since the last
valuation was set, so that the work
of his predecessor was no guide for
him But Mr. Nellis did his work
carefully and conscientiously. putting
in forty-five days himself with horse
and buggy, viewing every piece Of
property and fixing Its value within
very moderate limits according to his
best Judgment. He found many valua.
tons which even under previous con
ditions seemed absurd and he brought
all up to what he considers uniform
ly fair basis. III most cases he con-
suited the owners OF the properly and
came to an understanding with them
and in nearly every case mutual
agreement was reached that ma
terial advance in the valuation would
be fair. Mr. Nells says Block 43,
where the Cairo & Thebes depot
stands, was valued at $4,000 before
the improvement; the figure now is
s12, 900 and all the property acquired
by this corporation has been ma
advanced The values on |
Ohio street lots were from 5000 to
$500 He fixed the value at $500 |
while most of the owners hold them |
Ii from $500 to $500. Some of the
inc farm lands in the Drainage Dis
rict which stood valued at s35 and
$50 per acre he raised to 800 and
$50 per acre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
July 4 IN HISTORY.

1IS7- Saladin defeated be Crusaders
al TibeTias.
lGsa-Barcbones Parliament met
141S-Tbrce hundred whites mas
81 sacred by The In1ians in the
Wyoming valies ri Pennsyl
tania
17Sl British force under Camwallis
evacuated Wiiliamsburg Pa
-President washington approx ed
the first Amei can tariff All
1ko9-1ohn Stephenson. builder of the
nrsf stree railway car. boIn-
Died 1892
1Sls-ConstIuction 81 the Erie canal
bre1n.
1875 cornerstone o. baltimore and
0lic railroad lail at baltimore.
1k4f-capt. John C. Fremont declared
The independence II California.
1874 Psesident Polk laid tbe corner
stone for ,ac Washington m1un-
msut
1zs5-Een Fembertou Surrendered
Tztksbnrg 10 Gneral Grant
i86s-Fresldent johnson proclaimed
c0urllte amuest1-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
NO LOWER RATES
ON ARMY TRAFFIC
WESTERN ROADS AGREE TO
ABOLISH FORM oFafolviNG
CHEAP FARES TO cLERGVMEN
AND CHARITY WORKERS.

Chicago July win a view OF
showing in The courts hat here is
not a reasonable profit in passenger
rates of cents q mile Western rail-
roads today agreed not io' make @
iower rate on any traffic ing to. from
or through Illinois. Iowa. DIiss0uri
Minnesota and Nebraska 10 ninety
GAYS. One result Of fllis agreement
wiI be the abolition Of reditced rates
IL these states for elergymen and all
those who have been given half rates
for years because they are engaged
exclusively IN religious or charitable
work Anothcr result viii be the
cessation Of excursions at popular
prices. = b
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
WOMEN WERE FINED
Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Three Paid--Day Was Quiet in
Police Circles.

IN the city conu Yesterday several
women from Thirteenth street were
fined fer disnrderly conduc They
were Alice Parham. George Steger.
Enie Logan aHttie Englsl ana Nora
Phillips Each was hned $500 includ-
ing costs. All paid excep the two
last named. Arrests were made by
Cnlcers Fitzgerald Glade, johnson
Casey and Thoman
Several ether cases OF petty olfenss
were given attention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-04
ON THE RIVERS
Dick Fow.sr viii Not Run to Cairo
July 4th-Offers Special Excur-
sion Rates Today.

Capt Marx Cole. of the steamer
Dick Fowler authorizes the announce
ileat that he steamer Dick Fowler
y no. run 10 Cairo ON July 4, but
il run three or four excursions from
! lacah up Cumberland river to
zen Cave, which is an attractive
lfsost about seventeen miles from
lAeah TIE cave is an interesting
IT'S "a Gazing under several cosn
I in Kentucky, and Is often visited
tourists
Capt Cole says Cairoites In parties
G twelve or more, who may wish
ta Paducah for the Fourth can
60 today and return Friday, for Il
rshr sr!3 fare of 81. Single fares
30.