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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
WILL CO TO GRASS
Two Fine White Horses Which Or
Grinstead Has Driven Nearly
Sixteen Years.

DR.. W r Grinstead will soon retire
The TWO fine white hors, which he
has driven through the streets OF
Cairo almost daily for nearly sixteen
years past. The doctor is lover
of animals particularly of horses and
logs. and he has an interesting story
to tel of the two well matched steeds
which have so long been familiar to
he eyes of Cairo. and always excited
admiration. He saws;
Bob and Milus were placed to-
gether when they were old enough to
leave their mothers, by an admiring
farmer who was attracted by their
striking r. semblanee. They have
never been separated Their lives
have been spent in each others sight
and must continue so to the end.
Their bones shall rest finally in the
soil that gave them birth when they
are oyertaaken bv their last sleep.
"A few months ago Bob developed
decided that it must be removed. 1t
looked so much like malignant dis
case that Dr. Ollie sent ii to the veter.
mary college in Chicago for micro
scopic examination. The micro
scope proved the diagnosis to be cor
rect and the growth cancerous. The
micropist reported this to be the third
case only in the history of The col
lege.
"Bob's fate is scaled, Dir. Ollie
thinks the disease will return in a
year cr two and send Bob to roam
over the evergreen pastures and drink
from the babblIng brooks in the para
disc pr pared for faithful equine
beasts who have discharged their duly
l1obly throughout their earthly ca
reers.'
The doctor saws he will send the
wo animals over 10 Kentucky. to be
cared for by an aunt. who Is advanced
in years. and who will use them only
20 make calls among her neighbols.
They will be permitted to spend the
remainder of their days in peace. with
only enough exercise 10 keep them
from getting stiff in the joints.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
The Fowler's Excursion.

The Dick Fowler brought down
about 400 excursionists yesterday
from pudacah and way points 70 SEA
ths gunboat Wasp Aobut lao got on
AT Mound City. The boat reache
Cain about noon and remained I'll
/ O'Clock. landing just above the
wharf boat and within hundred feet
of the Wasp. Nearly everyone went
aboard Of the craft There was 2
band On board the boat which enter,
tanned the exclusion sis Signs were
m all over the boat prohibiting gamo'
ling. Altogether II was very ordes,
IN cro~,d and all seemed 70 enjoy the
trip. Capt Cole was in charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
SOUND WARMING NOTE


know OF his actions In committee.
Nor should the people loug tolerate
man who is afraid 10 have the pub
Dis know OF such actions
There are in the lower house OF
the general assembly elgh whine new
members. some of whom are there as
protest agsiDst he records OF their
predecessors. The fact that their
predecessors we're defeated for re-
election shows the power OF publ c
sentiment |; shows that tle people
IN such cases are thoroughly aroused
and determined to he really and
properly represented ia the iesisla-
ture. II also indicates what the
PRESENT iacuInbenis may expect from
the people. who elected them. Such
members have only 10 exercise their
rtxer To achieve right results.
The people have he facts. The
evil practices enumerated will con.
Time just 50 lOag. and absolutely no
longer. as the people viii permit
them 10 continue. The duty OF the
people Is plain. II they desire to end
these evils they should protest vigor-
ously against shem % their respective
representatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
NOT ENOUGH RAILROADS
Concluded from First Page.)

OF the first rank. they are also liable
tc become destructive agencies. en-
dangerng life and property; and
some of our most notable engineering
enterprises have growa out Of efforts
10 control them. 1t was computed by
Gers. HUMPHREYS and Abbott half a
century ago that the Mississippi
clone sweeps into its lower reaches
and the gulf 400 000.050 tons of float.
ing sediment each year tabout twice
the amount of material to be exca
waited I'm opening The Panama canal.
besides an esormous but unmeasure1
amount of earth salts and soil mat
ter carried IN solution. This vast
lead not only causes its channels to
clog and food the lowlands of the
lower river. but renders the flow
capr.cious aud difficult TO control
Furthermore. The greater part OF tae
sediment and soil matter is com
posed al the most fertile material OF
the fields and pastures drained by
the smaller and larger tributaries.
Project Worth Hugs Cost
"The cost viii ne. essarily be large
h proportion TO the magnitude of the
benefits to be conferred. but it will
be small in comparison with the s17..
coo 0OO. 600 now invested in steam
railways in the United States-an
amount that would have seemed enor-
nous and incredible half century
ago. Yet the investment has been
a constant source Of profit to the poo
pie. s1d without orr industrial pro
gFess would have been impcs sible.
The questions which will come
before The inland waterways commits
sion must necessarily relate to every
part of the Unite States and aTec'
every interest within It's borders. Its
plans should be considered in the
light Of the widest knowledge Of the
country and It's people and from the
most diverse points II view. Ac-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
short.cskc Din.

One quart -four. three teaspoons
baking powder, little salt, butter the
size OF an egg. Wet up with milk o.
water to soft dough Roll out, cut IN
squares and bake. For the dip: One
quart milk, two tables poems of -four or
eornstarch. good sized piece OF butter.
Boil two or three minutes. Split the
cakes and put into the dip. When
soaked through. put in dish and pour
the dip over them. II your family is
small halve the quantity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
prune Jelly.

Prepare lemon jelly according to the
regular rule. adding prune juice in
stead of part of the required amount
of water. Pour the jelly into the
usual mold. putting in alternate layers
of cut, stewed prunes and nut meats.
Let each layer set before the next Is
added. The jelly may be made in the
saile way for individual sherbet cups.
mi served with whipped cream on
ten
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18

cordingly when us work Is Sufficient.
~ advanced, shall add 70 the com
mission certain consulting members,
with whom shall ask that It's recon-
mcndaticns shall be fully discussed
before they ATE submitted to me. The
reports II the commission should In
cludc both d genral statement Of the
problem and recommendation as to
the manner and means Of attacking
u,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
CUNBOAT WASP
MAY co NORTH
SPECIAL FIR o "a WASHINGTON
SAYS PRESIDENT HAS GIVEN
his CONSENT.
ORDERS NOT RECEIVED
Up to Late Last Evening Program
Was to Return South and Be at
Hickman Wednesday--Six
Recruits Enrolled Here.

The United States Gunboat WASP"
was an object of much interest yester-
day, for thousands Of people. She
was crowded all day long by men,
women and children from Cairo and
from cities of the surrounding coun
try. A conservative estimate Is that
up to last evening not less than ten
thousand people passed over the brave
little craft and were given courteous
treatment by the officers and crew
The steamer Dick Fowler brought
down about 400 people from Paducah
and way points and trains on the Iii
nois Central and Mobile & Ohio
brought in hundreds from north and
sopth. A continuous stream Of people
filed around the boat till late in the
afternoon.
Up to Saturday evening the names
of six young men had been enrolled as
recruits, and an equal number ar
expected today, as a result of examin,
atoms already made,
The Wasp will be here all Of today
anchored in the same place and Wis.,
tors and applications will be received
he same as Saturday and Friday.
Sensational Report.
Yesterdays Chicago Tribute con
tanned a story from Washington as fol
lows:
Washington D. c. March 16. =
(Special) For the first time In his
tory warship will ascend the Ohio
river as far as Evansville, Ind
Senator Hemenway of that state
thinking that the present time of food
made it opportune for Evansville te
establi;h its claim as an important
mort called at the White House to
lay his proposition before the presi-
dent He said the people of Evans
vile had never seen a ship OF war In
their own port and he asked that the
torpedo boat Wasp. now at Cairo. Ills
on the Mississippi river. be ordered
up the Ohio. Mr., Roosevelt promptly
directed that it be done.
THE people Of Evansville have
never seen battleship there" ex
planned Mr. Heminway, "and they
want TO see one.
But the Wasp isn't battleship,
the senator was informed.
20. well it's all the same" he re-.
piled IT belongs to the United States
navy"
Probably Not True.
More than likely there is some error
about the foregoing report. Up to 8
O'Clock last night no order had been
received by the captain of the Wasp,
to go up the Ohio river; and at II
o'clock last night the men had re-
ceiyed no intimation that any change
had been made in the program pre-
viously announced 10 them, which was
that they would leave here Tuesday
and be at Hickman. Ky. Wednesday,
remaining there all that day.
Circumstances, too are against the
Wasp going to Evansville She can
not get under the bridge here without
cutting down her masts. II will be a
week before the river will begin to
go down again and another week be-
fore II will be low enough for the
boat to get through the bridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
ORANGE Waffle.

Six eggs. whites and yolks. beat sep
arately. one teaspconful OF butter.
half teaspoon of baking powder.
pinch of salt. two teaspoons of orange
extract. one quart of -four Mix with
thin cream. enough to make a batts
Cook in waffle iron.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
Submerged Timber supply.

A di. patch in the Chicago Inter
ocean tells OF company being organ
ICED for the purpose of hunting the
bottom of the river for supken LOGS
aud raising them with hosting ma
chinery The forests near hanks on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
Sun and Moon.
Washington Forecast,

Washington March lS.--Il-LiNOlS
Rain in south and rain or snow In ths
north on Monday Tuesday partly
cloudy with fresh northwest winds,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
Human

The ms on top can never under.
stand The cisnOr Of the under fellow
until he himself takeih . tumble
AiBu Of Toxic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18

You pay a little more for classified
advertising in the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
results.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
MUSIC TONIGHT.

Culver's band will play a. The
Roller Rink tonight CMondayl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18
ON THE RIVERS
Upner Ohio Faliing--Dick Fowler in
With 5Ig Crowd to See Y.
S. Gunboat.

Special reports received by OBJ
server Linney last evening indicated
that the river was falling at Pitts
Iurg and Parkersbnrg and rising al
all points from Cincinnati down. Tne
following data was given.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-18

THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature
General Conditions.

The day was fair but late last night
the Sky cIopded and a trace OF rain
fell
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21

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Observation-Disclosures:

Rainy Monday and showery
since.
Jas. McNickle was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. R. w. Mcfarland is slow
ly improving.
Henry Stein is hauling rock for
Nc Rutherford.
Read the Golden Rule ad in this
issue. First page.
Roy Thompson is again work.
ing for w. P. Bailey.
S. E. Squires reports a fine
mule colt at his ranch.
Some ten foot cement side walk
is about to be laid on Main street.
Cattle and sheep are looking
fine nowadays. Grass is at its
best.
Commissioner Davis is reported
to be sick with typhoid fever at
Lamar.
Andrew Petersen of old Allan
ia vicinity was in town Monday,
trading.
L. L. Knox is building a wood
en- tank for E. M. Whitaker at
the ranch.
Baker Bros, real estate men
of Hooker, Okla, were in town
yesterday.
A large crowd attended church
service in the Smart district Sun
day afternoon.
B. B. Britts is carrying the
Corrizo mail for C. S. Bray. He
is a jeweler by trade.
J. H. Warnock, J. B. Bickford
and Albert l.. Oxenreider went
to the cedars this week.
Mrs. w. H. Bray was quite
sick this morning with heart
trouble, but is improving.
w. A. Graham and three other
Lamar parties brought in loads
of telephone poles yesterday.
Quite number have been all
ing during the past week, but all
are either well or improving.
Mrs. J. A. Stinson, her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, and a young lady
friend came from Lamar Tuesday
and will spend the summer at
the company ranch near Regnier.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Deparfm fment of the Interior }
Land Ottice at Lamar COlo ado
May 9. 1907. }
Notice il hsrsby given thas Arf. Rebeo, ],
Sparks, vile of John Sps.r ks. deceased. Ut Car
rfzn. Cnio,, has nlrd notice Of her iutention to
claim. VIZ: Homesfead EptTy No. 53ta made May
28. lq0s. for the sxseN. nwkaaA. ns,xswii SEC
tiou 8. Township 83s. Raugs Bow. and that said
proof will In insds be1ors tlle ksgister and K.
csiyer. ut Lamar, Colo ON Tuesday, June 26. 1907.
She nsmes the following witnesses prove her
the land. viz: james A. Tanner Of Carrixo. Colo.
T, j. HArker VI Lamar. Colo. Edward Emerson
Of Garlic, Colo. Elmer q. Condit Of CHrriz0.
JonN A. WILLIAMS Register.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
ONCE of the State Board Of Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colorado, June it'll, 1907.
Notice l. hereby given that Donaciano Nal.
donado whose pnrtofticc sdtress Is Bare'A, Col, :
RADIO. on May 3sth 1907. made application No
:s1l To the State Board Of Lind Commission.
or. to ieAre the following described School
do. to-wit:
Nj of section Ia Town.hip :. South. Rang.
~ West.
No other applications To lease the above dc.
rcribed premise. or objections against tho
shove application will be considered afte,
July llth, 1907.
JOHN F. VIVIAN.
Register state Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21
NOTICE oF AprLIeATloN ro LEASE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
Office Of tho State Board Of Land Comm isa ionsrs
Denver, Colo. Nay 3lst. 1907.
Notice IL hereby given h al James Herbert
whose postotfios nddress 10 Blaine. Colo. un
May 10th ly07 made application NO. 31oB tO the
Sla'e Hoard IT lAno commissioners tp le,se
tho following described Schoo
Lards, situate In Baca County, Colorado, to-vit
All OF NC. III. Twp. % y. X. q W,
No other application TO ieass the above d. :
scribed premises ur UbjeclIons nsainst th. above
Application will bs considered after July 4,h
1877.
join F. VIVIAN.
Iegi.ter State Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF,-NOTIcE
FOK PUBLICATION.
United states Land otiic..

United Slater Land Otiice.
Lamar, Colorado. May 9Th, 1UO7
Notice Ia hereby given that Ferdinand Capan-
rky OF Bsnola, Oklahoma has hled Notice Of In
teItion 10 make proof on his desert-laIld olaiW
No. lps. for the sh-sk of Sec. =, 4. 30t r. i8w
before the CLERK Of the District Court nj SPRING
held. Colo. oil Saturday, the s2nd day OF June,
1877.
He names the following witnesses TO prove the
complete irrigation and rtciaa Lion Of said iaId:
Charles Spurg-on of Res{nsr. Colo. William
Spurgeon Of keRnier. Gallo. Andrew capaiisky "f
Bsnoia. Okla. August Weckweth of Benola. ok!a.
JcHn A. NiLI.'Ahs, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21

STRAYED-One bay horse. about 4
years old, branded P H S on thigh; also
one bay horse. four years old, white in
face branded x on shoulder. A re-
ward of $40. each will be given for re-
covery.
At c. J. LOVE,
Yeiser, Las Animas County. Colorado
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Says l
To myself--says l.
The Denver Post is
The paper to buy
Says L.
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BRAND DIRECTORY
F. C. Dassstt.

Range northeast of sprinv-
tsld. lar IuArk half uiiIcr-
bit left. Horses sAhie OIL
left SHOULDER.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21
For Sale

Por Sale
Pigs, Milk Cows. and Barred P. Rock
chickens for sale.
NATHAN B. CURTIS,
Springfield. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1907-06-21

Miss Alma Gordon was shop
ping in Villas Tuesday.
L. w. Collins, the telephone
man, was at Corrizo first of the
week.
Miss Marguerite Breslin is at
tending the State Normal at
Greeley.
| A. A. Denney is moving his
stock of merchandise into his
new store building.
Morton Jones left for Colorado
Springs yesterday, having been
summoned as witness.
Boyd Bros, A. L. Smart, and
S. C. Miller made trips to Lamar
for our merchants this week.
D. A. Rinehart and E. X. Ew-
ing heard Governor Buchtel
preach at Lamar last Sunday.
| Remember the celebration at
Springfield on the 4th. The band
will render several new selections.
F. E. Lamport has been kept
away from his Office several days
by sickness, but is around again.
]. A. Oxenreider and his faith
er have drilled down So feet on
the formers we'll and have struck
water.
A fine, large girl baby was
born to w. H. Bray and wife
Sunday, the 10th. DIR. Milligln
was in attendance.
Co. Supt. N. G. Jones left for
Canon City Monday to attend the
annual gathering Of the county
superintendent of the state.
Mrs. A. A. Denney, Earl and
Howard and A. C. Heckethorn
were Villas visitors yesterday.
Also, F. E. and Mrs. Lamport.
Mcfarland & Bray have again
been hauling rock for their livery
barn. The walls that are laid
look very neat and are substan-
tial.
DR.. R. A. Chase is expected in
tomorrow to conduct the quarter
ly meeting which begins tomor-
row evening and continues over
Sunday.
C. D. Stafford was a passenger
north on yesterdays Lamar
stage. He was going to his old
Granite state home for a couple
months visit.
Sheriff Mcfarland was notified
that a buggy had been stolen
from Las Animas, Wednesday
evening. He found no trace of
the thief this way.
]. A. Durrstein left for his old
home in Illinois, Monday, to Wis
it his widowed mother. T. r.
Oxenreider is looking after Mr..
Durrstein's ranch during his abb
sence.
o. L. Gambrel, a general agent
for Bucklen's patent medicines,
was looking after the interests of
his firm here Wednesday. Sher-
if Mcfarland took him to Villas
Tuesday evening.
We hear that M. M. Myers and
wife and John Myers and family
of Blaine moved from the Minter
place to their new house, located
where their house which burned
two years ago stood, last week.
H. E. Homsher and Ray Brown
returned from Blaine vicinity
Monday afternoon. Another
young man was seen going home
about daylight Monday morning.
Wonder if heart disease delayed
them.
Messrs. Pipkins and Bowers of
west central Beaver county were
here recently being en- route to
Lamar to get work. The latter
was attracted to Beaver county
by the Oklahoma boom, paid $3.50
for a REIMBURSEMENT to a home
stead and saw oceans of land
still open for settlement in this
county which is just as accessible
and far better than his home
stead.
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Homestead Filings
Dicie V. Wren, net 6-33-42.
Mr.. Fowler, sw} 5-33-42.
M. R. Mackey, set 1-31-N.
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Legal advertising

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of tho Int or,
Land Once At Lamar, Colorado
June 18th, IN
Notice Is hereby given that Allen e. iiscks-
thorn Of soninYton, Colo, has fled notice Of his
intantion to make ANAL commltnton proof In
support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
6sss mnde Nov .. 1901, for ths sw,S Section q
Township ~ y. Range " W.. snd that said
proof will be made before Clerk OF tho District
Court Mt Springfield, Colo, on Saturday July 81,
MSf.
lie namos che following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsidence upon. and cultivation Of,
the land, viz:
G. u. waidren, Of Stonington, Colorado
Glenn woolley,
". A. Oakes,
+. b. Lamport. Springfield, e.
JohN 4. WILLIAMS,
Register.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
OF THE

PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE AT
LAMAR, COLO.
Nov. 4th, 1905.
WEST BOUND
No. 1-California express 3:l9 a. m.
No. 3-California Limited ... s:35 p. m.
No. 5-Denver express. 1:12 a. m.
No. 7-California and Denver
expte43 ........................o:UD u. III.
No. 9-Calfornia and Denver 9. 90 a. m.
No. 56s-Local Passenger ..12:05 p. m.
No. 83-Local Freight. $50 a. m.
EAST BOUND
No. 2-Chicago express. .......12:05 a. m.
No. 4-Limited. d....................1:O6 :O6 p. m.
No. 6-Denver express. ........ 2:57 a. m.
No. 8-Chicago express. .O5 p. m.
No. 10-Missouri river flyer. .10:4O p. m.
No. 570-Local Passenger. ..5:1s p. m.
No. 84-Local Freight ...9:3O a. m.
Nos 569 and $40 are local passenger
trains and stop at all stations.
No. 8 2. 4, 6. 8. Z. and 9 are mail
trains.
G. ]. Garvin, Agent,
Lamar, Colo.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-10-04
WOMAN IS ON TRIAL.
Annie OStroski, the Morri-
son County kidnapper,
Appears in Court

Henrepin county's first kidnapping
case is on trial before Judge John
Day Smith in the district court,
says the Minneapolis Journal. Anna
Ostroski Jarmurzek, who is charged
with kidnapping Lucille Giauque,
then four days old, from the baby 8
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Giauque. ap.
peared in the courtroom today when
the case was c. lied. Notwithstanding
rumors that she had left Minneapolis
ard wo1ld forfeit her bail in prefer
ence to standing trial. The woman was
neatly dressed and showed. a great in
terest in the choice of jurymen, con-
ferring fri quently with her attorney,
Alexander McCuIe.
The Giauque baby disappeared May
%. 1907. At the same time Anna
Jarmu,zsk, who had bee1 engaged as
a nurse for Mrs. Giauque, disap
peared, and the police at once drew
the conclusion that the baby had been
taken by the Jarmurzek woman.
For two days the rolice authorities
Ecoared Minneapolis and vicinity in an
effo:t to find the woman and the
child. Then, when the parents of the
baby had given up sll hope of ever
finding the child alive, the woman was
arrested in Duluth. She had turned
the child over to a hospital and the
baby was restored unlnjurd to its par.
ents in Minneapolis. The grand jury
indicted Anna Jarmurzek for kidnap.
ping.
It is understood that insanity will
be the defense offered.