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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
. CHARLESTON, MO.
January, 10, 1907,

January, 10, 1907,
Illus Minron a young man en-
Ip.oyed on the farm of Or. J NJ Row
was the victim of an accidc Wei
nosday afternoon. hat viii ucCessi
tate a long delay from work for Min
ton lie has charge Of a gasoline en-
g.uc. used on thu aforementioned
farm and was working about the bets
when the engine started Minton s
leg was drawn in.o the working part
.of the engine with the result that b s
leg was riously torn. Several stitch.
Is were necessary TO close the gap
ing wound.
a queer situation fn the price of pc
tatrcs cn The local marke' has pro-
duccd result that aug rs well for The
full dinner pail of The poor man. this
winter. fast week q SIR Steel brmgl.
q ear load nf pptatooa TO- town and un-
dcr'rok to pcddIc them among the
town people. bat o.. city merchants
objcc. "a ta the competition and had
thc police take Mr.. Steel into custody
and when De was arraigued before
the mayor. pr ferred charges aeains-
him for peddiing vi hOut a license.
Mr. Steel plead guilty and paid
fine OF one dollar and costs that was
assessed against him. hut later pro-
cured merchant Uce-ee and pre-
30 ded .o do fhin1s" He marked p1-
iaioe down 10 - cents per hgshel
and offered 70 deliver them 10 any
residence in town This was max
ing seriO-s inroads upon the local
tradesmen and finally. one Of them
who had a large supply n stock with
which to FIGHT the common eremy
placed Z plsCsTd in 2 con- picu0us
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

january II. 1907.


On Monday The annual election of
directors for the Droyers State bank
was held j. b. Kuykendall wa
chosen for president r B. Powell.
vice PRESIDENT L. R Woelhe. cashier
and G II. Bridges. assistant cashier.
Mr. and Mrs J. Spieldoch visited
in Grand Chain the FIRST of the week.
Mr. and Mr. A. J. Knykendall and
little son left Friday for ST. Louis on
| business and a pleasure rip
The Aid society Of the NJ. e church
will meet in the basement of the
church Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. AT their last meeting there
was a quilting party and fine din,
ner to which the husbands of the
members were invited
The Cheerful Workers of the Con
gregational church celebrated their
thirteenth anniversary at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Phillips on Fri
day evening Many different games
were played and social good time
was enjoyed by all present, A two
Leroy Smith returned from trip
to Amarillo Texas, and Oklahoma on
Tuesday evening.
The Junior Epworth league are pre-
pairing for an entertainment 70 bel
given at the NJ, Il church Friday
evening for the benefit of the Lake
Pluff Orphanage.
Editor Parker Of the Vienna Demo
crat had business in Cypress, Bel
KNAPP and Kanall last Saturday
Mrs. Maggie oruitt and little daush |
'er, Of Harrisburg visited her mother
and other relatives here last week.
Mrs. Harriet Hutchisou ana son
James, have gone to Gurdon, Ark, to
make her home with her brother
W A. Carvel Of Murphy. bojo, was /
here on business Monday.
Walter Price who has been EN-.
ployed in a drug store in Chicago. is /
home to spend a vacation
Chas. Hood came home Sunday to
spend a few day. He has been work |
ing in Cairo for some time.
Rev e. W Murray the Cougrcga
.ioual minister. is away on business
W. f. Perkins died at his home in
Poplar Rluf Sunday evening The ~.
mains were Thought to Njruna his
I'D home. for burial in be odd Fol
lows cemetery. Funeral scry ccs
we're held at tho Perkins House. the
nome of his brother on Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

Decatur Public Library pamphlets.
Joliet Public Library pamphlets
Rockford Public Library, pamphlets.
Mr. G. r. Woodward, souvenir pos.
al and paper,
Katharine Bentley Raleigh Gaunt
ana others articles for the museum.
Publisher Cairo Argus,
Publisher cairo Bulletin,
Publisher Evening citizen,
Publisher Louisiana Planter
Publisher Waterway Journal
Publishers Of various magazines for
did numbers
Cairo Weather Bureau, daily bule-
tins
Publishers Cooks Excursonist.
Courtesy Hon. Gee. Smith Congress
lonal Reeod
Courtesy Hon. Geo. Smith, many
pamphlets from T. S Government
Getty papers are on file at Library
for referenceD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

in my mind, az the end of which she
waited with smiling face and rosebud
lips For her brayed porils and slew
the wild beast in his lair, for her !
was the soul of honor and the
quintessence of nobility: for her !
lived, died and was buried several
times a week For her I missed my
lessons I'm classes where she was nrt
and stood AT the head of classes
whore her beloved presence spufrod
me upward toward perfection For
her I went 10 church in the fond hope
OF seeing hcr home" ancrward For
her | was the last bov in town to
learn 10 smoke. and for her { trruu
ously denied IT long after father had
strapped me In the Uoodshrd and ad
viscd me TO smoke good ones. Dc ]
must smoke
Let me think What did become ar
that girl? Oh, yes; she married an
other. and the last time ! saw her size
had a squalliug baby and vaddlod
when she walked, Actually waddicd,
I remember that
And for this. lost 1866 golden
hours-speut in idle dreaming. when
might have been soaking" the Kids
with spicbslls, Alas Even a boys
life is not AN sunshine,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
NOTICE,

The City National Bank of Cairo
located at the City of Cairo, in the
state Of Illinois, is closing its affairs
All note holders and other creditors
)f the Association are therefore here.
by notified to present the notes and
other claims for payment.
J S. AISTHORPE, Cashier.
Dated January End, 1907
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
TO CONTRACTORS.

Cairo, H., Jan T. 1907
Sealed proposals for the constrUc
ton &c Gyc 90 miles of roadbed be.
tween Thebo Bridge and the G, e
r. J. crossing win be received by the
Cairo & Thebcs r. r. CO., up to 10
a m January 3tt 1907 Profile and
specifications may be seen at the
office Of the chief engineer Of the
company Cairo, Ill.,, on and after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

When | was a mere stripping and
went to school In the grammar room,
! loved a girl so intensely it made my
head ache While | should have been
studying my geography lesson and
learning what bounded cuba on the
nigh side, was overworked trying
to solve that problem older than the
pyramids OF Egypt or the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa-the quandary of love
Ny world was bounded on the east
by the shy chances of a pair of dis.
tracing brown eyes, on the west by q
mop of wavy hair ON the south by the
incense of her presence and on the
north by the hope that some day there
would be something doing and a
chance to win that hemisphere for my
very own.
The love Of conquest was in my soul
i neglected my algebra and my Ian
guage lessons to take long journeys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

Disappointments, obstacles and
trials are distasteful. bat do not FOR
this reason resent their coming. In
overcoming obstacles in meeting dis
appointments chcerlully, in bearing
trials patiently YOU win gain
strength. Never mind the bitterness
of a tonic, if it gives you what you
need
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Council Chamber, Cairo, H. Jan
nary H. 1907
Especial Meeting)
Present. Hon George Parsons
mayo, and Aldermen Burke. Davis
Fuller, German, Koeblor NIagner
Mecan, Sculln, Simon, Thistlewood
ana Thomas
Absent Aldermen Lawler N'ellis
and Snyder
The mayor stated tho meeting had
been called for general business
The mayor stated warrants had
been sworn ont by parties against
Firemen Collins and Fred Whitcamp
ana tina for that reason he had sus-
pended them for ten days. the time
their case had been continued and
that he had put Claude Jones, re.
ccatly suspended back to work
Alderman Meehan moved the ac.
lion be sustained The motion was
adopted
Alderman Nellis appeared and took
his seat
Alderman Snyder appeared and
took his seat
The Southern Illinois lnterurban
company submitted an ordinance en-
ti'led IAN ordinance authorizing the
southern Illinois Tnterurban company
10 construct, maintain and ope ate a
street railway Ia the city Of Cairo.
Illinois, upon and along Sycamore
$ rect and parts of Washington ave,
nue. and Fourth street as herein
after specified which ordinance was
accompanied by the certificate Of pub
llcdtion Of notice Of application for
permission, as required by law ana
by petitions signed bv the owIers
Of more than q majo.ity Of the fro9t-
a@c on Sycamore street and on Wash
ingtun avenue from is inter ectlon
with Sycamore street 10 its intcrsec
ton with Fourth street and on Fourth
street from tao east SIDE of Wash
ingtn avenue to the Yves erly sife
{ Washington eguc to The westerly
side of Ohio street which said ordi-
nance was read al length
Alderman FU.ke moved to re-er 10 !
the ordinance and street committees. /
nc motion was adopted
Mrs, Anna f. Stafford. vice paesi-
Zen Board OF Directors Cairo Public
.-iblary, submitted the following re |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

January 7th. 1907.
The rcight to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
J. l.. ARMSTRONG,
u. A, SMITH Chief Engineer.
President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

A man who can inherit one fortune.
and marry another. and not be abso-
utely extinguished, is tremendous
fellow Peck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21
Clint

Somehow when you hear a man
Dragging at the club what a happy
home be- has. YOU wonder why hc
doesn't stay there nights.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

And now enters the man who pcr
sisis iu spelling 20 Xmas"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

To have your Advertisement read
BY the greatest number % P>1Pls u
must appear II TAa RzaskiA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

The air-hin o. on tho wav. savs an
enthusiast ann not personally inter.
est ed. n an air ship were allowed
franchise hv the Chicago council the
ships would 20 up in smoke They
couldn't help it iu Chicago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-21

Alderman Ncllis moved to receive
reports ana publish the .recapitul1.
tons The motion wa. adopted,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Closing Out Hall Trees

$1O5O HALL TREE, LESS 20 PER CENT, $50
Weathered oak hall tree, 12x14 plate mirror, built
on mission style, hat hooks closing out at SS.4O
Quartered oak hall tree, 16X2O French plate mirror
neatly carved and highly polished best construction
and finish.
S235O HALL TREE, LESS 20 PER CENT, $3.50
Handsome hall tree, all quarter sawed oak, polish
ed. extra large size oval mirror 20X24, heavily
carved an exceptional value.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Independent
Concern

THIS store stands n monument TO the
free American public. ttnhnmpered
by any combine II is our aim to serve
tho people faithfully, giving honest
values and placing before them tho
advantage Of our buying organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Mail Orders

Those of Southern California who cannot
attend this monster sale, but wish to take
advantage of these price concessions can
clip out such articles as they desire and mail
at once to this house. Cash must accompany
order Goods will be packed by expert pack
ers and shipped Immediately. Entire salts
faction is assured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-15
Closing Out Library Tables

1915 LIBRARY TABLE. LESS 70 PER CENT, $3.50
Quartercd oak library table, good size drawer,
shelf, French legs; beauty closing out at $'.SO'
S165O LIBRARY TABLE. LESS 20 PER CENT, 1890
Weathered oak library table 2SX44 top mission
effect, fiat side straps. shelf best finish and con-
struCtion
Handsome quartered oak library table, design.
very elaborate highly polished. strong and substan-
tial. closing out at $1,000.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
WRIGHT BROTHERS SURE
AEROPLANE WILL FLY
Ready to Guarantee IS Miles an
Hour Against the Wind and
Carrying Two Persons. M

Paris, Nov, ao-Mr, Hartberg
manager for the Wright Brothers
the American aeroplane construe-
tors, says that they have not sold
their lnachine To the American gov
ernment or any othre government,
but that negotiations are pending
Impossible conditions are demand
ed he says, bait the Wrights arc
ready to- guarantee that their ma
chine will make rs miles an hour
against the wind, carrying two pea
pie. He says, further, that they
could easily win the Deutseh prize,
but that they have more serious bust
ness in view.
Hartberg adds that the French
government is convinced of the val
he of the Wright's machine and he
hopes to conclude the business be-
fore long.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
UPHELD
IN DISMISSING BROWNSVILLE
TROOPS FROM SERVICE
FIGHT ON.

Washington, Nov. 22o.-The sen
ate committee that investigated the
dismissal Of the negro troops for
the shooting UP Of Brownsville
Texas, have agreed upon a report
and will declare that Roosevelt was
justified in his course by actual facts.
There is ] liable. to be two reports
made as Senator Foraker, who took
the negroes side, is bitter enemy
of Roossv slt's. The Taft committee
IS almost unanimous with the presi-
dent
The shooting up of Brownsville
last summer resulted in their disinis-
sal from that CITY and from the ar
my The action of the president
was bitterly opposed by Senator For
aker, who has constantly fought their
removal. and the incident furnished
a great amount of heated discussion
in republican ranks. Foraker's ut.
teranees are believed to have been
bids for the negro vote in his scna-
torial race in Ohio.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
HER JEWELRY.
IN MATRlMONlaL EXT Err nee
With Lord" Cavedn sgl-Memphis
Lady Was Too Smart For the
Wiles of Her Aliassed Lord-Left
Her AT Mexico City.

Hot Springs, Ark, NOV. 2o.-Mrs
"Lord" Cavendish, whose former
home was in Memphis and is now
seeking divorce from the notorious
bigamist husband and bogus noble
man. who has sevral aliases, the
one by which he was kown here be-
ing Lord Douglas Mrs. Cavendish's
Mac'-n name as Gladys Simmons.
she met Cavendsh in a local hotel
and after a brief courtship Of only
ehrce days they were married and
startea ON their Honeymoon, When
they arrived at Mexico City they took
apartments at fashionable hotel
ana after the Lord" failed in getting
possession 81 her jewelry and small
savings he deserted her and left her
10 get back to her native home As
best sha could,
The last Mrs Cavendish congratu-
latcs herself that she has not been
dup5d to the same extent as the
Lords other victims as she lost
hing financially by her matrimo-
NAL experience.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01

Bankers should. help because peo-
pie depend on the banks to provide
the medium Of exchange. Stagnation
with its consequent direful results
should be no longer permitted There
Is no use TO sulk because all of our
ant .cipations have not been realiz-
e3
The chief present difficulty is
stringency caused by the boarding
of the circulating medium Of tbs
country. The circulation of money is
what the south needs. Get the money
into circulat on and everything will
right itself quickly. Hoarders OF
money or cotton may not realize it
but they are really standing III the
way OF a revival of business SO ne
oes5ary for the general good.
Nothing hurts the price of cotton
SO much as stagnatioh.
What was done to help the price
of cotton in the winter of 1905 can
be done again
The little sign, Push. DONE
knock is still on the door tina,
opens to success and prosperity.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
KILLED BY A BURGLAR.
Victim Was Defending His Wife
Who Saved Criminals Outfit.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Nov 20 Hor
ace S. Davis. aged fftythree, was
shot through the heart and instant
ly killed by burglar early today,
Davis. had grappled with the. burg
lar when the latter thrsatenesi to kill
Mrs. Davis,
At the first shot Mrs. Davis rush
ed to her husbands side grasping
the burglar by the hair and retaining
it in her possession when he fled, MS
hat. gun, electric flashlight and
black cambria hood mask
Because the hal had been bought
at local store the police are inclin.
I'd to believe that the murderer is a
Kalamazoo man.
Mr.. Davis was thirty-second dc
gree Mason and was the local agent
of John arnamaker- -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01

employees have been discharged and
ordered TO vacate The houses Of the
company
Chancellor Elliott was greatly sur
prised to learn that such state 81
lawiessness had existed At Clio and
is determined 10 break up the gang
If it is within his power to do so.
John F. Rutherford and ] B. York
are still co-receivers Of the company
but Arthur Brewster will represent
them at Clio. The Clio mill has a
capacity OF about $4,000 feet of lum-
Der per day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
FIVE KILLED | NCAR
ON WAY TO FACTORY

Waterbury, Conn, Nov 2o-Five
factory employees were Killed today
at the west Main street crossing oyer
the Highland division tracks of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad when an extra Hartford
bound freight train crashed into
trolley car containing 3 persons
bound for the pin factories III Oak
Vile.
The car was struck with great
force directly in the middle and all
the passengers killed were badly man
gled.
II is stated that the wrecked troll
ley car was following closely behind
another car which had passed over
the crossing. 1t is customary to
drop the gates at railroad crossings
on the approach Of train, but in this
instance the gates wire up. The
flagman, it is alleged, waved his flag.
showing clear track. There was
alb olutely no chance for the engin-
Eeer Of the train to stop in time to
prevent the accident Although ne
applied the brakes. the engine crash
ed into the trolley car, smashing il
to- splinters, aud throwing the oc-
icupants in all directions
| Many Of those injured wwere car
ried to nearby stores, while some 81
whom were unable to walk wefe lai1
alongside OF the tracks until CARR
ages and ambuiances took them t
their homes. The bodies OF til,
known dead were cared Tor BY reIa
/ tives.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
HATTIESBURG BANKS
RAISE LIMIT TO $50.

Harrisburg. Miss. Nov. ao.-The
associated banks OF Hattieshurg rails
ed the limit on Withdrawals Of d.
POSTS, and nnw permit the drawing
Of as high as $50, as compared with
the limit OF SIS per day which has
been enforced ever since the financial
squeeze that has been on, The banks
have b-sla receiving considerable
amounts 81 currency direct iron,
Washington, ard ind themselves il
good condition. They will be abb,
to throw their doors wide open an
call III their scrip as soon as tae
banks in New Orleans, Mobile. Bir-
sairghan, and Memphis SET the ex-
ample
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
MAY FLIP A COIN
FOR PRESIDENCY.
Plan, But Verification Is
Lacking.

Washington. November ao-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is higly elated over
his success in dispesing of the South
Dakota patronage sauabbfe by toss
ing eein. The report that he had
suggested that the next presidential
nomination might b. aivantav
eeausly dispose dof in the same way.
and that he only awaited Taft's re,
turn to propose it. bur this could not
be verified.
When this report spread down to
the capitol, where the incoming So
Ions ars beginning To gatI1ar John
Dalzeil and other pillars of the an,
cient regime were scandalixed but
Jim Tawncy and the rest III tn
boys hailed Il with uproarious flltt
sIasln. Lew Straysr says S1eatoi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
MRS. ANNA 2. BRADYEY'S
CHANCES ARE SLIHL
Evidence Regarding Relations Of
Pair and Browns Acts Only
Are Admitted.

Washington SOY. -2--t'c d
tense ~ tfe bradley case rested Z
2.it r. ~. ji'si's >Aii're anno''e-
q that iRe hradiey sass NoHia So
10 'a2 JAY Aie3aa5 \ .@1i' ems viii
be be2n" 5oin"FFo'F. i't court al
]9ufnea ~ @,55
The pr" cttisa ay cont r. .
rs ousiaaSiH of re3G5tal et te-uiH2-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
BACHELOR" LEFT A WIDOW
I3 Years Married, She Appears in
Time to Get Large Estate.

Pittsburg, Nov. ao-Just before
the funeral of Obadish K McCutch-
con, merchant. of Munall, today,
Mrs. Margaret McCuteheon appear
ed with her tewelve year old child
and proved to relatives that she was
his, MoCuteheon 5 wife, who was sup
posed TO have died bachelor
They were married N Johnstowa
thirteen years agon and separated
three years later The widow took
charge of the funeral. MeCutcheon
was worth 100000 which the widow
ard child will get
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
GENERAL ARTHUR FRIDGE
ROBBED AT VICKSBURG

Vicksburg, Miss, Nov. cot was
reported at police headquarters that
General Arthur Fridge, commanding
the Mississippi National Guards had
been robbed at the Plaza hotel dur
ing the night OF 500 in cash and rail
road tickst. The general had sever
al valuable papers in his possess on
at tine time and their disappearance
gives him more concern than any
thing else but the police are confident
shat the thief will be apprehneded
aud the papers returned to their
rightful owner by daylight. Several
are under suspicion but Up to a late
hour no arrests have been made,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
HORRIBLE DEATH OF
THREE-YEAR-O OLD GIRL

R'ytherille, Ark, Nov. 20 One
OF tbs most horrible deaths that can
be imagined was reported hsre to
Gay wlea the parents OF little Vir-
ginia Tucker. aged three. recevea
word thai -that she had fallen into
a vat eli boiling water and scalded to
death. Tbs parents are almost pros
trated as full particulars of the death
have not been received.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01
Removing to Memphis.

Mr. Sam 1senberg, who formerly
East End near the Valley Depot, has
packed his fixtures and remaining
stock and shipped them to Memph his
where he will soon open saloon
on Beala street, near Main. Mr..
Isenberg says that he Will open for
business in that city by December 3,
He leave saohts ooiwflfM; acid
He leaves a host of friends here who
will wish him we'll in his new loca
ton.