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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Compromises in Married Life.

If marriage meant the wedding Of
no problems TO solve, no PROJECTIONS
to attain. no progress to make. This
may be why there are no marriages
in heaven
On earth it Is different; husband
and wife are strongly hxman. No
matter how lovingly united or how
sweet their accorl, they never have
he same temperaments. tendencies
or tastes.
Their needs are different. their
manner of looking at things it not
IDENTICAL. and IN varying ways their
nd vidua 1t es assert themsalve At
my critical moment II both express
ut the sam, tine d sre to de er
to the others tese. the result is lore
ordained or happiness This makes
ma'rimony not merely union. but
IDison and unity.
The split Ct comp. omise docs not
mean continuous performance in
the way of sells lrrender ami self
sacrifice; 1t does not mean ceasing
20 be a voice and becoming an echo.
IT does not imply or JUSTIFY the lose
Of individuality; it means simply the
instructive recognition of the best
way out Of difficulty. the quickest
lacking to avoid a collision. the
kindly view of tolerance In the pre-
- ri -
other. the courage to meet an ex-
rlanation half way. Il e generosity to
be first to apologize for discori.
the largeness of mini that does MT
fe a saciifi of dignity in rren-
dering in the Interests of the high
est harmony of the two rather than
the personal vanity - Delineator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Biography.

John Davis Long who was seere-
tary of the navy of the United States
from March 6. 1897. to May L. 1902.
vas born in Bnckfeld. Me-. October
81 1888. He received his preparatory
education at Hebron Academy. and
was graduated from Harvard Univer-
City in 1857. For two years he taught
school and at the same time engaged
IN the study cf law. After his adj
mission to the tsr he began the prac-
tiee Of his profession in Boston aud in
a comparatively few years had won
a high standing as a lawyer He be-
came interested In Republican politics
and was srrecssively speaker of the
Massachusetts, house Of representa-.
lives lieutenant governor and COVER
ncf Of the state. He was also a mem
her Of congress from 1888 to 1889. He
has occupied the position Of president
Of the board 0. orerseers Of Harvard
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
MAKES THE GRINDING EASY.
bicycle Power" Does Away with a
Good Deal OF Labor.

The old adage that "the head should
save the heels" has been transformed
by the Mahem brothers. Frank and
Fred, employed at a Dedham (Mass.)
grocery, so that the legs ere made to
save the arms. and that in a most
unique manner.
1t is the method OF running a coffee
mill by leg power on bicycle instead
of by arm power. One of the disagree
able features OF the grocery business
has been the arm method of grinding
coffee.
Now this is just where the quick wit
Of Frank Mahern came in. a devotee
of the wheel and knowing that 1t is
much easier to pedal than to strain
with the arms. he conceived the idea
that a transfer of the strain from arms
to legs would be much easier and
quicker.
The question was one Of applying
the power to tbe coffee mill. which
vas done by removing the forward
wheel Of tandem and fastening the
bicycle in such way that the rear
wheel was directly opposite one Of
the wheels Of the coffee mill. which
was fitted with belt wheel.
The tire was removed from the bicy-
Gle wheel and a belt put on, running
from the wheel to the belt wheel on
the coffee mill
The arrangement was then com
plete. and when there is coffee to be
ground IT Is thrown into the grinder.
the bicycle is mounted and the rider
takes a practice spin and at the same
time grinds the coffee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Proverbs Concerning Women.

a truth-telling woman fn1s few
trienCs.
An ill-tempered woman is the dew
lis doornail
Judge a maiden at the kneadlng
ran. not 4 tie 4ance.
Give your wife the short knife.
keep the long one yourself
s had wife likes to see her bus
hani's heels turned to the door.
One hair of a maiden's hesd pulls
harder than 10 yoke of oxrn
A cross grained women AM 4 snap.
pish dog take good care Of the house
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
ocTo5ER 81 IN HISTORY.

s01-Alfred the Great died
172S-Captaiu James Cook. the ceie.
brated navigator. born in Eng
land
17y5-Spain and United States con.
cluded the treaty of San Loren
20 defining the boundary be.
tween Louisiana and the
States.
1s56-0pcning OF railway communi-
cation between Toronto and
Montreal
1s5S-Therdore Re- sevelt, twenty.
sixth president Of the L. S
born in New York.
: IS7o-General Bazaine surrendered
Metz 10 the Germans.
1So7-Mary. Duchess of Teck. deil.
Iso4-New York Subway opened tC
traffic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

They Work MS ind'vidiaIs. Also In
M Various Leagues.


! Among the notable women II Brit
ISL politics Is Mrs Millicent Ia Accts
OF the Liberal Unonists, fine speak
or with a ear voice and the author
OF various books. political al bo-
graphical
Mrs CORVALLIS West. formerly
Lady Randolph Churchill. is describ-
cd IS "a pol.tici; n 0 her Il gr tips"
says the World To-day, She has
both canvassed and spoken Frequent
~ In behalf OF her soa Winston
! Oh, rchill, she was also the foun.er
ana editor OF the Angl0-Saxon Re
view
The Primrose League was organ
izei in 1883 by Lord Randolph
Churchill and others IN memory Of
Eebiamn Disra Ii (lord Beacon-
fe''). 1t has become a great con-
seryative body, with more than a
mi lion members men. women and
chill ,ren. At Its annual fes fva's tho
Lea ers Of the party ma known
their political purposes and enlist
It's assistance in carrying them out
A rival organization was instituted
by Mrs Gladstone In 1856 the wo-
mans Liberal Federation--w which has
developed some strong women speak
ers. II draws together women of all
ranks and is a large educative force
politically.
In 1883 the Liberal Unionists fol-
lowed suit In establishing a fedora
tion which differs from the other
mainly in Its opposition to home
rule II has thirty-six branches and
membership OF from fourteen to
fifteen thousand These three organ
cations are influential factors in po-
iitical affairs In Great Britain.
The Ladies Land League was
founded by Michael Dayitt in Febru-
airy of that year as an auxiliary to
the Irish Land League. When the
latter was suppressed by MIR. Glad
stone the women took entire man.
agement of its work until Mr.. Par
nells release from prison. 5000
passing through their hands in eight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
JeweIer Knew the Cline.

Jeweler-You say you want some
name engraved on the ring?
Young man-Yes; | want the words.
George to his dearest Alice" engray.
ed on this ring.
Is the young lady your sister,"
NO: she is the young lady to whom
! am engaged"
We'll. II I we're you. would not
have George to his dearest Alice.
engraved on the ring. II Alice
changes her mind. you can't use the
ring again"
What would you suggest
Y would suggest that the words he
George. 10 his first and only love.
Yon see. with that inscription you can
use the ring half a dozen times
have had experience In such matters
myself
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
S0-CAlLED TRUSTS
EFFECTIVE AGENCY
IN WITHHOLDING ENERGIES OF
MANKIND, SAYS JUDGE PET.
ERS GRoSscUP OF CHICAGO.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 26.-Judge
Peters Grosscup, of the United States
circuit court of Chicago. addressed
the members of the Columbia Club, n
local Republican organization, to-
night.
He spoke on the question 'Will the
Republican party live up to its early
ideas?"
He devoted considerable portion
of his speech to the Sherman asti-
trust act He declared that in the
present age. industrial combinations
or so-calIed trusts were an effective
agency to withhold the energies III
mankind beyond any other form dis
covered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
BALTIC PASSENG R
LOST IN ATLANTIC
GAVE FELLOW PASSENGER AD-
DRESS OF WOMAN IN ENG
HANDICAPPED OVERHEARD.

New York, Oct. 26.-Herhert Parkin
a passenger of the Steamer Baltic
which arrived today from Liverpool,
leaped overheard last Sunday night
and was drowned. Parkin gave fell
low passenger the address of wo-
man In Hull England asking that she
be notified, then he rushed to the rail
and jumped overheard. The liuar
was stopped and a lifeboat lowered
but no trace of the man could be
found. Rf E8Gf
Parkin was on his way to Kansas.
where it is said he was sood to have
been married.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Chilli Sa,,ce.

Pare with a knife ! . ripe tomatoes
and chop them fine. Peel two largo
onions AMI chop with three green
peppers. Stir all together and add
two tablespoons each of sugar and
salt. one teaspeonful of cinnamon
and one pint of good cider vinegar
Poll one hour and bottle the same
as ketchup.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Down on the Farm.

The tmsophisticated chap from the
city had passed his first night in TIE
ND farmhouse
wall. neighbor drawled the farm
or At breakfast. how did you sleep
last night?"
Sleep" blurted the city chap in
disgust why. man. was turning
aid turning all night"
The old farmer laughed uproari-
Dusty.
Kept turning. cid you. nc'shbor7
NaH told you hat you would sleep
like a top"
"T-uany. eh' Well. do yo1 know
there vas so mach loose straw in the
mattress il kent getting in ny ears
and Iose all nigatt'
Just 50. stra1eer. When yuu asked
about the bed Cont I saw II would
tic',Ia Won 70 dcs'b2"
And then the old farmer passed over
e leftover pie and black coffee
Chicago Daily News
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

There are two ways OF defeating
the interurban proposition One way
way is to raise unreasonable objec-
lions to 1t and another is to make un-
reasonable demands in its behalf
Both ways have been in evidence be-
fore the people aud before the city
council lately. There is no good rea-
son why Cairo should not grant what
other communities grant and there is
nc good reason why Cairo should be
asked to grant more than is asked of
other communities, and what would
be- clearly against the public interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Bird, Pereh.d on His Gun.

"Whippoor-Rill. whip-poor-will"
Before 'daybresk a birds notes
awoke Louis Reuter-. who had sought
rest ~ lake Wonksunfnonk. a few
miles from Winsted. Conn Reuter-
became peevish. got his shotgun and
fired AZ the whip-poor wilt perched
on a tree outside his bedroom.
Reuter-. until recently proprietor ~
the Beardsiey House. wss nearly
ssleep whoa
-Whiuroef Eil. whip-pccr viii"
Quite an1ry. Reuter- shot At TIE
bird again The third time he fred
u few % bin sHvh'-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

The above is a correct statement Of
the number of complete and perfect
copies OF The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
of September, 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day Of October 1907.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

John Sharp Williams taps the CO.
ccanut and draws the milk when he
says that while the white. black. ye'-
low and red races are mt the same
physically, mentally. morally, nor in
any sense equal, actual or potentially
and cannot be made SO by platforms
or Jaws, yet they are creatures of one
God, and in the face of great prob
lem 1t would be well that all wise men
think more, that good men pray more
and that all men talk less and curse
less. -Courier-Jorrnal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Opportunity OF Trouble.

The tests of life are to make, not
break. MS Trouble may demolish
mans business. but build up his char
acter. The blow at the outward man
may be the greatest blessing to the
inner man. II God, then, puts or per
mits anything hard in our lives, be
sure that the real peril the real trou-
BILE. is what we shall lose II We finch
or rebel-M d. Babcock
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
ScriJopctl Oysters.

One quart of oysters. one pint
milk. one scant cup Of butter before
melted, pepper and salt. sixteen COM
mon crackers rolled fine; stir crack
ers, butter, two eggs AMI milk to-
gefher, then stir in the oysters light.
"; butter your dish. turn in mixture
ami bake light brown
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
He Who Will Fail

He will certalcly fail who hopes
TO know men deeply and only to get
happiness, never to get anxiety, dis
tress, disappointment. out OF know
ing them; and he has mistaken the
first idea of human companionshlp
who seeks companionships. friend
ships and contacts with mankind d.
rectly and simply for the pleasure they
will give him.-Phillips Brooks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
HOME COOKING.
Pecan Mt fnkc.

Two eggs well beaten ono cup
brown sugar, one-baif erp flour, one
half teaspoonful salt. one half tea
spoonful baking powder one cup
chopped pecan nuts Bake in muffin
pan, putting one half nut on top OF
each cake Delicious to serve With
ice-cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

There have been many cutting par
ties from Cairo lately and this Is an
ideal time Of year for them. The air
cut in the open Is like tonic. The
lanes are glorious. The trees are a
spectacle of gorgeousness. Never
were colors more brilliant than those
the woods present this year. Never
before did Nature provide more solaee
far the flesh and delight for the spirit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
COFFEE GROWING IN FAVOR.
Steady Increase of Consumption In
United States.

The importation of coffee IN the
calendar year 1895. less the quantity
exported. aggregated s04,692.275
pounds. as compared with S43. $50 .91s
pounds in 1906. The quancty con
sumed was greater in 1905. but the
value was less than in 1896 to the ex.
= ? - err 80 1920
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

SPECIAL NOTICE-Any person pre-
senting this adv and soc at Prof. MY
ler's office within the next three days
win receive a complete So Life Read
Ing fer soc. After Thursday, readings
S. to So.
Miller is positively the greatest
clairvoyant in the world. He tells
ycu just what Won want to know and
Just what you should do. He tells
yen how to succeed in business. how
n make money in speculation. how TO
quickly sell your property at big
rice. Locates buried treasures. abb
sent friends, lost articles, removes
evil Influences. tells you how to over
come your rival I'm business. Tells
v neither your husband. wife or sweet
heart is true or false. rernites the
separated. causes speedy and hap
nv marriage with the one you love.
restores lost affection. settles all
lovers quarels. Makes person a.
diet ,ncn write ycu- Makes your
swee thcsrt true. tells When and whom
you will marry giving the name in
full and the date Of msrrisge, and
g. 10 win the one YOU love. " you
.r in trouble or doubt call IN
Miller at once He is perfectly hon
est and guarantees that everything hs
tells Won viii come true. IL not he vii
oaeerfully rcfund yorr money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

the whip-pCor-" amen
cd on his gunbarrel and sang sweetly:
"Whip-poor-will"
Reuter- went to the lake and plung-
ed in TO cool himself off
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

Wall street had bad case Of
dropsy and needed the squeezing L
has had during the last week The
street and the country will be the
better for Ii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

RELT LINE cars due IL leave Second St.. go
Ing north on Tommercisl Ave-, every is min.
utes from q. M TO y
Going rorth on Walnut ct. every Is minutes
from sos IN. to 1888 D NJ.
POPLAR ST. LINE Holbrook Ave, car du
10 leave secoa Ut G ing nertb on Holhrorh
Ave, at 557; n; SAP; 6:57; 1912 3. m. and OF
same minutes every hour until l0.42 and ,1:f,
D, m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. oil b:49;
6:f9; G;A; s:i9 aud T:D4 a. m and min
utrs every hour uusil l0:84 ard ii;o4 y m
PopIsr ~, cars due 10 nsas 81. MsTy's Uart
| minutes after leaving sec nd 1T.
BELT LINE OWL C>RS north on Wa. at
1890 y. m. 1921 g. m; - q. IN; 9.ai Il:
Ss30 a, M; 10 -. m: 40 a. nv.
North on ~ mtnefoiai-~j2.Dn y. u,-, ~
m. 90 q ~. 8 90 n. IT. I 40 = IN. s .. "a.
Belt and Owl cars sfe due ri paas ses'
Thirty fourth At Is Dfnntes sst,~r a~olDs
Second 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull.
lttin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1906 ......s. .2o-s
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF Septem-
her. 1907 .21i4
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WANTEo-cAPABLE HELP DUR.
ING OUR SALE. AT GOOD WAGES.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Ineressed Demand a. Il...l..

increased Demand for Iicorice.
IAoorice root grows wild In the
heids OF Asia Minor. and until 80
years ago was practically unused To
day the annual exports of the United
States alone were worth about
s55O.O00.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
UfflClAt DIRECTORY.
ss.ro, A,exander c ,urty, niino,4
Population i6,l47

Ss'ro, A'exSnner ,urty, nilno,4
Population i6,lN
--- IL
mnycr GEORGE PAhSCNe
Cl--fk II A. HATCHER
Treasurer, THOMAS r.. MAHO ~Hf
"'ty torney, Y NJ MOORE
Comptroller ERNEST SORDMAN
Police Magistrate. A. ] ROSS.
Chief Of Police. NJ. 8. EAGAk
Alexander County, Population ~ -o5
County CLERK, JESSE r.. MIE.LtH
Circuit Clerk, LEE r. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK E. DAVIS
States Attorney. ALEXANnnh
WILSON.
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANrS
County Superintendent Of scp DlA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED II
IELLIS.
Board Of County Commissioners
J. J. JENNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS
DIR. EDWIN J. GAUSH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

and III also an a.tiyc member ~
nnmcrrus historical and patriotic SO
cictlcs,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

The Bulletin 10 on ssie at the fol-
lowing places:
colemsr's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers. fof Sixth street.
elus Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Battle Sometime, N.,.

Peace is not all the theorist would
have IT. Many Of US have fought our
way into our closest frie-dsb;.s -
John A Hovland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

Effective Sunday. oefeae- -. tre
Zig -Four, train nc. will leave Cairo
al s;45 p. m. instead Of o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

49, 'fs"' hat "a ~ lpr-res; 70 ZOO
"a Is 'nt-fr-s IN your fri-nds Teis-
sboB. your asws 70 tie Euilstia-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

FOR SAIE-f,ooo BASKETS OF
GRAPES AT 10c PER BASKET IN
LOTS OF TEN OR MORE. COME
AND GET Their, WE CAN'T DE-
LIVER THEM. LEWIS MERcAN-
TILE CO., 617 OHIO STREET.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Raw Egg Removes Fisibone.

Swallow rav egg Immediately
faf fish houe a. stuck In yolT throat
and It will reis we II.
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TINE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Venezuela Leper Hospital.

The new Venezuela national leper
hospital on the seashore near La
Guira has been completed and is now
ready for occupancy. The old hos
pital in Caracas has been abandoned
and the ITO leper patients have been
transferred to- the new hospital The
new hospital is large and commo-
dloas' building and is in an isolated
SPOT on the seasbore between Cape
Bianco aud Maiquetia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
CAIRO AND THE COUNTY
OVER FIFTY YEARS AGO.
(From the Cairo Delta, ts4S)

-. .
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-16
SIX RECORDS FOR ROSE.
California Giant Sets Up New Figures
for Weight Throwers.

Ralph Rose broke six weight records at
the N. Y. a. C. games, at Travers Island.
on Saturday. In the regular handicap
event with the 16-pound shot Rose came
within one inch of his own record Of 40
feet 6h inches. made a week ago at James,
town. In six other weiglit-throwlng events
he produced new worlds record figures.
The spectators cheered the big man at
every move. The first mark to fall was
the s-pound record of 81 feet Z inches, made
by Martin Sheridan at Madison Square
Garden, last November. Rose made smith
Greens Of it with a put of 81 feet Z inches.
Roses distance for the u pounds was So
feet 11A inches. wiping away the old mark
of So feet 2 inches by s. r. Gray on the
same ground, June 10, 1892. The IA pounds
was a narrow shave, but Rose got 1t by an
inch and a quarter. his put being 81 feet 81
inches, against Gray's 81 feet 5s inches,
made the sam day, ground and date as the
twelve. The distance achieved by Rose in
the IS pounds was 43 feet 9As inches, and it
beat Al feet 9h inches made by Gray Il
years age. Roses put with the 2%1-pound
missile was 40 feet 3s inches, and il
eclipsed Gray's mark of 80 feet ~ niche.
made at st. GATHERINGS, Ont, eighteen
years ago.
Rose failed by one-quarter Of an inch to
beat his own record for the 24-pound shot,
his distance being 3S feet 2a inches. There
was no previous mark for the 2S pounds
without follow. Rose made a record of "a
feet So inches.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-16
GAMES
ON GRIDIRON
THIS WEEK
EIeVenS Ready to
Embark Upon Football
Season of 1907.

With the football candidates of Prince
ton. Yale, Harvard and Pennsylvania or
dered to report for practice this week and
four games scheduled for Saturday, the
pigskin will be booted good and plenty
from now on until the gridiron is covered
with snow.
Captain Bislow will size up his squad on
Yale Field this afternoon. and the Quakers,
who have been rolling on the ball on the
sands at Cape May Point. return to Frank
lin Field tanned and perhaps in better con-
dition TO start than any others.
None of the candidates for the large
college teams will get more than light
practice this week. That will consist OF
passing the ball and falling on it, catching
punts and dummy taekling. To wind uT
each afternoons work there will be a rur
around the field for the whole squad.
The Indians are further along in theii
work. In fact Coach Glen Warner has
planned a scrimmage for every day this
week and Saturdays will be a real ono
with Albright at Carlisle. Bucknell will
face Mansfield at Lewisburg; Willistor
will go to Willian1stown to play Williams
and Baltimore will journey to Gettysburg
At the meeting of the football represent
atives at the Murray Hill Hotel. New
York. on Saturday night, it was decided Z
request all the officials for this year IL
meet there on September 81, when thei
duties will be gone over with them.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-16
ON THE GRIDIRON

The Marathon A. A. will be represented
by a strong football team this season.
Teams offering suitable Inducements should
communicate with John G.. Stumpf, 276
Bloomfield avenue, Bloomfield. The Velox,
Tiger A. G., Shermans. Ironsides and
Commonwealth are preferred.
The Crescent A. c.. held a meeting Sat-
urday night and elected Charles Krauss to
manage the team and Ed. Raus cap
tain for the coming season. The Crescents
EXPECT to have out Il strong team and
ought to be able to hold their own with
any 100-pound teams in the State. Among
the players who will try for positions are:
Hasenauer. centre; Nugent and Krauss,
tackles: Hill and Schwartz, ends: Rau.
quarterback; Veirllng and Baum, half
backs. and Newman, fullback. Manager
Krauss has a few new recruits TO try for
guards, and with this lineup they are
ready for any 1OO-pound teams. First
practise will be held Wednesday night.
AS the Crescents have no ground this sea
son they would like to arrange games
with any ~1OO-pound team in the State
Offering reasonable inducements. Address
communications to Crescent A. c., 1854
South Orange avenue.