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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS
auncle Josh snruceh..r

Manager Harry Sutherland viii pre-
sant en- Monday ~, iGti at the
Cairo opera house the novelty Of n
big standard price attraction for enc
right rniy at 10 20 aud 50 cont prices
M admission Uncle Josh Spruceby,"
/ New England comedy drama now in
its eighth successful year win be pre-
nicd by a big Company of twenty
ueople at these popular prices. A big
band and magnificent orchestra ac-
company the troUr-. aud the occasion
will mark a revolution in amusement
Irfnes. The novelty of seeing big
legitimate production with all its
wealth OF special scenery, working
mechanical effects and competent
company in an ENJOYABLE play assures
a packed house. An early reservation
nj seats is advised as the engagement
If for one night only. a big street
parade and concert will be given at
noon. Prices 20, 90 80 and so cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
EXPERT HELP NEEDED.

The Illinois Board Of Charities
ought to explain to people outside OF
almshouses and other charitable in
situations in Illinois how it figures
the total cost Of living for Illinois
Iaupers down to AZ cents day at
DingIey prices
According TO the statistics of the
department. OF commerce and labor,
effls svsrAre esprrsr Of livag at
xhspsals prices IN 1ss7. was $3.50 a
,ear fofsthe sssrsse American. while
itShas a1ssnced % slc7.2s in 1907
This expense for the average
American is reached by dividing the
total cost Of everything used at its
wholesale price BY the total number
of Americans in and out of charitable
institutions.
Under Dingieyism it is still adyane-
ing. and 10 meet II the average AnJsri-
can outside the almshorse needs the
knowledge Of economy gained by the
experts who know how to figure the
average cost in charity cases dcwn to
81 cents per head per day They may
be public benefsctors already. but
here r. IN open and inviting field for
the exfeuslon of their benefciencc.-
S. Louis Republic
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
CANADA FACES
: q YELLOW PERIL
PEOPLE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ARE BECOMING ALARMED AT
INFLUX OF MANY JAPANESE
AND cHlNAIEN.

Montreal Sept 14.-Canada is being
threatened 4 Fthe yellow Peril"
Long before the outcry against the
laps ia san Francisco was heard
throughout the world. the Province OF
British Columbia had complained
time and again about the influx of the
yellow and other races. which is get
ting worse every day, and which may
result in rupture between Western
and Eastern Canada If not remedied
Several times the legislature of
British Columbia has tried restrictive
legislation in the shape of educational
requirements and the like but each
time the Dominion government TAX
ing advantage Of the British North
American act, has disallowel the ac-
ton Of the legislature
Euring the month Of July more
than 500 Japanese have entered Brit
ISL Columbia. Since January Last
nero than 1000 have come in. aud
? 600 more are supposed to be en
rogte frqn Hepnlum- ,....
r. g. Macpherson SAYS.
II the 1ap'fs not checked nv treaty
Or otherasse ther,z all be within two
years something like 30 600 Of them
here. al able bodied males To offset
this We have 90 on0 native inhabitants
OF one Jap so each three natives.
AT present We have in the Pro
vince Ct Rritish Columbia 20 0o0 Chi
Hese. s Coo laps and 2.0o0 Hindus-
~ have 7ived in this province for
fifteen years. and | see today 800
employed in-ostr Fras r river fisheries
where the white man and Indians
have been pushed aside. | have no
quarrel with the man who wishes TO
employ cheap labor. but 7 nave WITH
the man who allows my brother white
man TO BE pushed aside by the yeilov
raan-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
LOVE CONCEIVED, WAS
BORN THE KISS
ny c. Henri Dalancey)

tRy C. Henri Dal.aucey)
In the realm of drowsy Somncs,
Where his warder Morpheus waits
let me quar the wine Of peoples,
Sesame t1 DreamIand's gates.
Where the Ach'ron rolls forever,
Tossing ancient Charou's boat
Net a shade" but tranced mortal,
! to IIadcs eager float,
At the thrcne of Pluto, snmber
ebeisance trembling pay.
King Of spirits, Disseminated.
Audience with Adam gray"
Ana the monarch, favor granting,
Waves his jeweled scerter high;
saturn's ear goes cycling backwards,
While 4 vision passes by
Man and woman primal couple,
Hand in hand rove Eden's bowers;
IEnocent--i fg leaf costume
Ger them smile the joyous hours.
All alas, for man and woman,
Fruit forbidden charms their taste;
Starry eyes discretion binding.
Adams arm SIPS round her waist.
Ruby lips all sweet and glowing.
Tempter's snare, the fount Of bliss.
In old Eden Sc crowned perfect
Love conceived, was born the kiss!
From the mystic shore excarnate,
Shown by drama vision rare
Tree of God, likewise of evil,
Stands revealed woman fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Biography.

William Howard Taft, secretary 81
war aud prominently mentioned for
the Republican presidential nomina
ton next wear was born II fdnHiina'f
September Is. 1857. His Ca Der was
attsf1ev general III the United States
10 1876 IL The present secretary Of
war was graduated from Ya'e Uliyrr
sssY In 1878 ami later took coursa
Cincinnati law school. He be-
HI work, as a newspaper reaorter Ia
I6H city. bit after few years
Journalism for the law he
bmber Of public offices "
VI tIat 81 judge of the Superi r
ft4efsOhie. He was solicitor g'n
aI q the United States in iS9Jo2.
tsident Of the Philippine commits
bu IN ls1e.0I, first civil governor CT
Ii philippine Islands 19o1-oi. and
cretary OF war, taking the en- &c
ebrnary i, 1901. He is now on his
az to the Philippines to he present
a Che opening next onth of the FIRST
kgisiative assembly in the islands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
SHE IS NOT JE1LoUS
Mrs. Earle Says II Was Ordained BY
Fate That Husband Should
Have Affinity.

New York. Sept 4.-Dispatches
from Boulogne. France, report the ar
wife of the American artist who vol
unfairly relinquished her husband TO
am affinity" To reporters she said
III am convinced that this is the
only solution. am neither jealous
ofS Miss Kuttner nor have any feel
ing against Mr. Earle. II was ordaia-
ed by fate She is a woman OF OK
cellent character. and am cOnvinc
cd that my husband will be happy
With her"
Mrs Earle will resume her maiden
name after the divorce and live as Il
Earle never existed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

The Minister'S Son" is the attrac-
ton at the Cairo opera mousse Tanrs
DAY Sept. 18th This promises to be
onc of tho hammer aitrac tons of the
season. The play itself is beautiful
comedy, depicting the life and scenes
as they actually exist In everyday
lite. The scent Of the apple blossoms
and tho new mown hay is ever appar-
ent. II is a beautiful story of heart
Interest told with loving simplicity
The scenery this season is entirely
rev and very expensive. each act
being entirely special. which adds
much to an already finished produc-
ton. A clever company is presenting
iris beautiful play this season and
Manager Williamson announces tho
enlargement for one night Thursday
September 10th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
SEPTEMBER IS IN HISTORY.

1906 Death Of Philip of Austria,
father Of Charles Y.
1909 Capt. John Smith sailed from
Virginia for England to re
cover his heath.
GG3- Aueustin Mczr Appointed CIV.
erncr ol Cauada.
American and British troors
routed by French at Fcrt Du
uuesne.
1854 First halloen ascension in Eng
land made by Lunardi.
f19 Abraham CLARK signer Of the
Declaration cf Independence,
died. Born 1876.
iS5G- Three regiments of Missouri
marched to attack Lawrence,
KaS.
fs57- Brigham Young forbade Upued
States troops to enter Utah.
lS62-D David Emanuel Twigge, who
commanded the Department Of
Texas at outbreak Of the Civil
war. died. Born 1890.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
PREACHERS ARE
BADLY BEATEN
.RY. EAST ST. LOUIS MOB AND ARE
THEN PUT IN JAIL
FOR SAFETY.
Street Lecturers Announced That
They Would Expose immoralities
of Catholic Congratulated
by Large Crowd.

East. st. Louis, ILL.,, Sept. IL
fingered by an announcement made
BY a street preacher that he would
deliver a lecture alleged to be an OK
posture of immortality among the Cath.
,eaic clergy. a mob Of several hundred
men tonight badly beat L. J. King
and his assistant. s. E. Lacy, the
preachers being saved only by the
speedy arrival of large squad of
police. The mob even attacked the
policemen in it's fury and the women
members of the band had narrow
escape. The two preachers were
locked up over nightsfor safe keeping,
after the police had formed in hol-
low square and escorted them to the
station amid a shower OF eggs and
stones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
MOORS SUING
FOR PEACE NOW
FIGHTING SPIRIT CRUSHED BY
y4 RECENT DEFEATS JEh5
CAPTURED AT 'cAsABLANcA.
STILL HELD FOR RANSOM.

Paris, Sept, Marine Minister
Thompson today received cab,
message from Vice Admiral Fhilib ,rt
announcing that the Chaauias ana
some cf the other warning tribesmc
In the Vicinity Of Casablanca had re
opened Negotiations for peace.
General Drudc, the French m
mander gave the tribesmen until To-
morrow afternoon to visit him and az
cept the conditions which he specified
Morocco adyices say that the re-
cent defeat Of the Moors near Casa,
blanca has greatly lowered the fight
Ing spirit of the Arabs. especially IN
the ease OF the tribesmcn in the re-
gion rf Chcqula. On the other hand,
il Is declared that the Moors are d.
teFiuincd to make an effort to obtain
for the heavy lcsses they sus-
The Mcors continue to sell the Jews
who wArc captured at CasablancL
them over to their friends CT
others upon the payment OF small
The smuggling of arms continues IN
the vicinity of Cape Started, in spite
Il the vigilance OF the warships.
MulaiEl Hatig, it Is stated here, re
mains In Morocco City, and he is said
10 lack a sufficient number of follow
ers to enable him to march TO the
coast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
RETIRED PR|vATES
OF Uncle Sans Army Will Receive
An Allowance Of s15.75
Every Month.

Washington Sept. 1.-THE latest
construction BY the comptroller OF
the treasury to tho act Of March ,,
1897. relative to the allowance to be
given retired privstes win mean much
to that l7r- class. As an outcome
81 several e. ufar~nccs between Pay
master 60. Il Srv1in and Compirol-
lcr MlteheH The latter has decided
thar an retired m~n are entitled to
~ allowance Of si5.75 per month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

|, Why YOU should patronizc us fol
pry Goods skirts Wraps and Fnrn
ishing Goods
list. You can always rely absolute
lv on the quality Of orr goods.
end. NO always give you the be I
value for your money obtainable any
whore and more eoo.
srd. We carry the largest st ok
and therefore the best assortment.
You're st'rc to get what ycuS&aat and
when you want 1t.
This week we offer all wool Pan
ana skirts at $500, $3.50 and $500
that are bard To duplicate.
Vol skirts at $3.50 to 5000 that
are hunimcrs.
We carry the largest assortment q
Popular Priced skirts in the city Ev-
cry style is good one.
SAM'L WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
TWO PLAGUE VICTIMS
Swell List Of Dead to Thirteen
Total Number of Cases ~
Frieco is "a.

san Francisco Sepl. r. Chag Mon
Wo, president of the Chinese olx
Companies. was found dead to-day at
7a2 Sacramento street, in Chinatown.
Death was Dire to plague. A Greek
labcrer who was Iaacn III In house
in Green street near the water front
also died today
The total number of cases - date
since May n Is IT. deaths. 13
Dr. Rupert Blue, the government
expert who has been placed in charge
81 the plague situr.ion. says there is
no carsn fer alarm and that there Is
np necessity nor any danger Of q
Quarantine against San Francis o,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Pitcher Breaks Worlds Record
Pitches Fifty-nine innings With
out AIIowinn Single Score.

Birmingham. Ala. Sept. 14.-By
pitching both games a. a dorble
header this afternoon for Bicming
ham and shutting or. Shreveport in
both Wilhelm Borke broke the
worlds record, Tnclrding the IS in
nings today he has gone 50 consecu.
tive innings without allowing his OPP
ponents to score. Pitcher johnson Of
Washington, before this held the
worlds record, he having gone
through six successive games in the
Idaho State League without allowing
q run.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

RISE IN BODY
TO PROTECT THEIR LANDS FROM
RAIDS BY LOS ANGELES CLAIM
JUMPERS - RAIDERS ORGAN
IZING TO USE FORCE.

Imperial, Cal. Sept. 14.-More than
600 settlers in the Imperial Valley
within the past twenty-four hours
have Joined the Settlers Protective
Association organized yesterday to
meet the raids on their lands by
jumpers and contestOrs.
1t is reported here that a carload
of jumpers are organizing in Los An
geles to raid lands in the valley aud
hold them by fore against the origif
al owners. A number of claims "a
ready have been jumped including
several Well cultivated farms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
iisatala Belt
rrofn South VISA.
- i;H p ~
TIME cARD CAIRO ElEcIRlc RYS

BELT LINE cars due to l.ave second 81. 20
Ing north on romp,etct ave, every II min
utas from = M n an
floing orth on Wsinut vt every IL minutes
from s.6a = ~. 10 iHs5t . m.
POPLAR Sr. LISE-Hoibrook Ave, car du
to leave ~ecoa 1t T-ing netsh Ga Soi ront
Ave-, at s:57; Mf 5.A.i .a7;T:I2 a- "a snd o.
same min ltes every hour until lo:i2 and ii:h
n. ~
Going west on II xenty Eighth st. nj 6:as,
ale. s.St. 4. 10: and 7.o4 4 m AMI Same min.
ut = every hour IN T. fn'sf ard ai:a q. ~.
Poplar ct. cars due to rass -. wxry's Park
is minutes after asing Sc ~ ~
ii 30 p. m. 1874 ., nj 1872 . ms ~ am
8: 10 a. M. 4 30 g. m; 30 m.
North on Cumme rcial--t2 100 ~; 100
m 400 a m. 3 on a. m. 4: no .. "A D y Ia.
aelt aud Owl cars are dus 90 asa Yves
Thirty fourth ~ rs minutet Afte' Ieastna
Second st, tzz1E7&s u ~ o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Privileged Barrlsters.

Tie harrister in England is the very
salt of the earth. He IT is who makes
the laws, who goes into parliament
who sits on the bench, who considers
himself seven or eight degrees higher
up in the social scale than any other
poor middle-class mortal; and with
all this he has absolutely no response
bility toward his clients
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

Every nation must have Its ewn art,
as distinct ard separate from that Oh
other countries as its language; ana
II ever Ireland is to find her soul anu
found her own school of art 1t can
only be done for her by her own
artists. a teacher from England OF
abroad would be most dangerous ex'
PERTINENT. Il. Yeats. in the Shsn'
ACHE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE
Causes Mix Famine m Michigan
Ruin Pasture Land ana Crops
Near Escanab5.

Escsnaba. Mich. Sept 1f-GFass-
hoppers have appeared in great num-
bers in the district surrounding Es
canada. stripping the pasture lands OF
every Vesugc Of green, grass. As tn
result Of the pasture shortage. a SER
ons milk famine faces the city Dairy
men have noti6el the local dsale~e
that the normal mink supply has been
cut 60 per cent and better conditions
are not expected. The grasshoppers
appeared before the hay and cat
crops had matured and as the result
most vi tho crops were complete faii
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Snake coosebone, who has jist come

Snake Goosebone, who has jist come
back frum the Philippines and wants
to run fer the legislator. wants. %
know how We stand on the Wef
problem. OF course this amt pope of
his business. fer be is as crsasfd as
reptile having a TT. and 81 close
that be would make the bs3 on
beech tree look Ike a mother Hub
bard: but At the same time we aint
a-conce4ltpg Of nothing. Whisky was
here sfore we were born and without
our consent. aud we don't feel that
we air compelled To do anything 20
take it away Iiardeman fTenu)
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
RUSSIANS GIVE THANKS
For Safety Of Emperor Nicholas and
Czsrins After Yacht STANDARD
Strikes on Reef.

st. Petersburg. Sept. l4-Tlhahhs
giving for the escape Of members Of
the imperial family when the Yacht
Standard ran on reef IN the Gull Of
Finland were held in Stisaacs Catne
dral this afternoon Similar services
are 10 be held in Provincial towns
tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
BOOTHS DATES AHEAD
Head of Salvation Army Will Appear
in ST. Louis October 18th
and 18th.

New Yerk. Sent. 1i.-Announce-
ment was made today of the itinerary
of General William Booth, head of the
Salvation Army who is to make q
tour Of the country beginning In Bos-
ton September ~ Some dates inc
cludcd are October IL and IL at st.
Louis. and October Is at Des moines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Woman Is Hard Worker.

There is one woman in georgia
who should disprove the common be-
lief that the women of the south may
be fascinating, but certainly are indo-
lent. She Is the manager of large
farm and in addition to her work on
it is a carrier for the rural delivery
Of mail, covering a 40-mile route three
times week. Boston Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
PERKINS CASE AGAIN
Mutual Life Company Wins Appliea-
ton to Exhume Body-Contend
He Took Poison.

Topeka, Kas., Sept 14.-Judge
Mcpherson, of Iowa. sitting in Federal
circuit court here tonight, ordered
the body of the late l.. II. Perkins. 5f
Lawrence exhumed to settle the con
tention of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York that Perkins
took poison and IT should not be com
PEELED to pay 100000 life insurance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

the Bulletin IL on sale al the foia
lowing places:
Colemas1's, ga Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, fof Sixth street.
Walkers, 10 Eighth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
SHOT BY BALL PLAYER
Member of Portland, Oregon, CLUB
Claims SeIf-Defense in Staying
Hotel Keeper.

Batavia, ~ Y, Sept 14.-Edward
Commit. proprietor Of the Byron Road
Hotel. near here. was shot and in
stantly killed this afternoon by Fran
els Earl Bentley, member of the
Portland, Oregon. baseball club. Bent
ley claims self defense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
THEY DON'T CARE.

wstertown. n Y. Sept 1.-THE
order Just issued by the war depart
ment assigning the Twenty fourth III
fantry tcoioredD to Madison Banaek Ks
is received with Indifference by the
residents Of this section.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

The above Is correct statement OF
the number OF complete and perfect
copies Of The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
Of August, 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this third day Of September, 1907.
LEO ]. kLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
THE @dRtEa DRAGON
Goes Two Miles in Two Minutes With
Barney oldheid al the
Wheel

Cincinnati. sept 14.-Bsrney OH
field IN the Green Dragon" auto
made two milcs at Batonia race track
this afternoon in two minutes. The
first mile was made in So % seconds
IN the last event. a q nile race for
turing cars. A. V stegman's car broke
the worlds record. making the DIS
tance In % minutes. sc seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
OFFICIAL Ol96CTORf.
;s,ro Alexander County. tll~o-
Formulation t6.tH

a.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS
fll-fk U A HATCHER
\ Treasurer. THOMAS ~ N AHONrY
city Attorney, r NJ MOORE
Comptroller ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
, Chief of Police. M. s. EAGAN
Alexander County, Population z2,4c7
County Clerk, JESSE u, MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE n. DAVIS
Sheriff. FRANK e. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALExANDHR
WILSON.
Coroner. DR.. JAMES McMANrH
+ Comfy Superintendent Of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED ID
NELLIS
Board Of County Commissioners
". J. IENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

The Jonesboro Gazette says3
Parsons press bureau is in ftrtI
and George W, Is beginnings
notice. The Gazette is not GqMA a
rect. Mayor Parsons hasnM
press bureau" yet, but he VIII IL Il
ably have one in due time that
extend all over the district ~ go
ent he is deyoting himself to impcf
ant public business In way tina
challenges the admiration of frien
and foe alike. And it Is probably thi
that Is making Geo. w" take notice
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of Complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bui-
letln printed daily and Sunday
a. M year 1906 2O2S
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
for the month of August, 1907 2l3l
August Circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

That preacher who claims Cat the
long sronth in Massachusetts, was
broken through bis prayers mi>tt D,
induced to try his power in the ether
direction for this part CT the country
on October !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

Citizens who are betting that Z
president will see the inside Of .V
Magnoliasn when he comes to ~
may md some reason for their
ion m the fart that he hasfG
the steamer LILY for his 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Uncle Eben's Wisdom.

Don't gamble" said Uncle Eben.
unless you kin afford to lose. An II
you's got enough SOS you kin afford
to lose, dar ain nc sense in playin
foh mo-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

They swanti thother fifteei
to keep the dirt flying at
Let 'em have It,, That it taxi
to make dirt ny we Carroll
better than most folks and 7
Dredging Coppany's presid.
some elaborate statistical inf
on the subject.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

The Fairbanks buttermilk boom
win have clear field now that TAFT
has gone, provided Uncle Joe Cannon
can be made to keep in his hole.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Lei. Ct so,isbiii.y.

!, Js climate TIA; e.c3e MARRIAGES
re perlorlsed daily fhrnughcat the
-.rd Yef cry o1e Is ~fhc soc'al
.-.a-t 81 ihc stason-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
.vv,v,s, ,uea or urautuoc.

Grateful Patient-"Doctor. how can
I ever repay you for your kindness TO
me-" Docior-"Dcesn't matter, old
man Cheek, money order or cash"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15
Washington Forecast.

Washington, Sept l4.-lLLlNolS-
Fair SUNDAY and Monday; light TO
fresh sorth 10 southwest winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-15

Zig Four going Mort
Dsa 49,, 6.ib q 70
NJ l.-.- 80 p N
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