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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-07
SERIOUS CONDITIONS,

The principal assistance we have de-
rived In the past in the opening UP OF
coal mines within our state and which
We may reasonably expect IN the fu-
ture, has been from the railroad COM
panies, aud just SO long as these conn
panies are disposed to treat the people
fairly and do not discriminate against
the private on independent companies
in favor Of their own products, ] cer-
tainly feel that owing TO The very seri-
Gus condition attending the coal situa-
tion. that we should contribute any in
iiuence or support we may have to-
wards the immediate and permanent
increase Of our coal supply,
IL we expect 70 Increase the popula-
ton OF our state and multiply the vari-
Gus manufacturing, commercial and
other industries, we must first increase
our coal output, and ] think it would
be very judicious 10 endeavor to ac-
complish this by whatever legitimate
means we may be able 70 employ, what
we want Is more coal.
Very respectfully.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-07
GRAPE-NUTS

In it the phosphate Of Potash obt,ne from natures
grains mot from the drug shop) is retained minute
particles. This has affinity for Abunen and tlese
and nerve centres.
solid fact you can demonstrate by the use Of Grape
Nuts,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Corset Covers

Corset Covers Mt 25c.-Mndc of Muslin and
Cambria. daintily trimmed with Val. Lace and
insertion Some have beading with ribbons; III.
teen different styles. ut CSC.
Corset Covers Mt 50c.-Made of Cambria and
Nainsook, soft finish, trimmed with eyelet en-
broidery, lace insertion, beading, rlEhons, etc.
Pearl buttons. twenty-five very pleasing and
pretty styles to select from. ut soc.
Corset Covers Mt 75c.--Made of soft finish
Nainsook, has three rows of small ruffles down
either side OF front, heading with ribbon around
neck. trimmed with VAL Lace and insertion.
Several styles, at 75c.
Corset Covers, s1,o0.--Made of extra finely
woven, soft Nainsook. fifteen different styles;
exquistey trimmed with embroidery, lace In.
serton, beading, ribbons etc; fine pearl but
tons, an exceptional line to choose from Mt
$1.O0.
Corset Covers 29c.--Made of good quality
Muslin, cut high neck, tight fitting made per-
fectly plain with lace around neck. Special ut
29c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Gowns

Gowns at 5oc-Made of good quality bleach
ed Muslin, High and neck, long and short
sleeves, tucked and embroidered yoke, several
styles at soc.
Gowns at 75c.-Hgh or V neck, long or short
sleeves, made of good quality Muslin, yoke
tucked and trimmed with Val Lace and EN-
! broidery, ribbon bows six different styles, at
!. 75c.
Gowns ct slOO.-High or neck. Long or
4 short sleeves made of Cambria and Nainsook.
I tucked yoke, daintily trimmed with lace and
/ e,nbroidery leading with the different colored
Sat 800.
! Gowns at s15O-Made of fine Cambria and
I Nainsook High and Low Neck Long or Short
sleeves, embroidered, tucked yoke trimmed With
val Lace. beading, ribbons etc. 10 different
styles at $3.50.
Gowns at 5000 ana up.-Made OF extra fine
igradespf Cambria and Nansook. High and low
neck, long and short sleeves. round yoke, ex.
qnistely trimmed with VAL Lace insertion
beading, ribbons. etc. Numerous styles at s.. 90
and up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Skirts

Skirts at 5Oc,-Made OF good quality Bleached
Muslin cut full, both long and short length.
zoe. ~, =, !,
Skirts ut S1.00.-About twenty-five different
styles, cut extra full. made Of extra good grade
Muslin. deep flounce trimmed with Vnl Lace
embroidery, rows OF small tucks, embroidered
edge. extra good value ut $500
Skirts at s15o.-Made of Muslin and Cambria,
very fine quality, about 30 different styles.
Extra deep tucked flounce, trimmed with cm.
brodery, Val. Lace, insertion, etc. The best
value we have over shown ut S1.50.
Skirts Mt $1.9S.--Made OF Cambria and Main.
sock. cut full, deep flounce, tucked. trimmed
with Val, Lace, insertion. embroidery beading
etc, twelve very pretty styles at $l.as.
Skirts at $3.50 and up--Mate of extra fine
grade Cambria and Nansook, cut very full
deep tucked flounce. trimmed with rows OF Val.
Lace and insertion, some with embroidery and
beading, ribbons, etc A large variety OF styles
at $3.50 and up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Drawers

Drawers at 25c.-Made of good quality bleach
ed Muslin hemstitched with tucked rufflc sew
eral different styles 25c.
e drawers at 50c-Made of good quality OF
Cambria, have two ruffles, fine tucks five diff
ferept styles at Soc
Drawers at $1.00.-Made of Muslin Cambria
and nainsook,, has scalloped rufflc trimmed
with Val Lace, beading and ribbons. numerous
styles, at s1.oO
Drawers at s1.5O. Made of Muslin. Camlric
and nainsook, deep ruffle, embroidered edge
dantily trimmed with Val Lace, beading. tucks
ribbons etc. Eight different styles, at $3.50
i Drawers at $500 and up Made of extra fine
Quality Muslin Cambria and Nainsook, deep ruff
he. eXquisitely trimmed with Val. Lace in
sertion embroidery, tucks, beading, ribbon etc.
-Four styles at $500 and up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
DomestICs Specially Priced for White Goods Sale

Ginshams 1Oc-A large selection Thistle
in all the different inches
sormen we have ever had mt 0c the yard
Bates Gnghams l-2cThe old reliable
selection
not fade 81 inches wide,
Barnaby Zephyr l5cThe Barnaby Zephyr Bingham shtng
large desirable selection pleasing
and stripes. both light effects yard.
Cambria in selection patterns
black and white figures
cooed effects sc inches wide.
pleasing paens
stripes blue black inches wide
Drill Checks 10cJu received of drill checks good
of
yard wide at the
Turkish Towels
weight full beached worth special
i5c Turkish Towels,
border sed ends heavy full beached worth
caL
SOC Turkish heavy weight Turkish
nged ends, plain white border large size fine beached
worth soc, special
l5c Iuck Towels.
plain white and red border nice
15c. Special, each < f Y
I.onsdae Cambria, Cambria, weave.
full yard wide. heavy grade. at IL l.2c the yard
"A a Long Cloth, 9--Tw yards bolt
quality, worth $1.35. Special 81 10 the
Meyers u b Long Cloth S144Twelve
honaly fine quality fine
Special S1.44 the bolt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
$3.50 Ladies' Net Waists $500

Ladies' White Waists made of fine net good quality
white China Silk with
lace yoke collar and Trimmed wide insertion
of All O A. worth $3.50 $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
yaI UndePQarMentS.

LADIES' WAISTS, $1.5o TO $500.
Ladies' White Waists, made of Lawns Linens,
anu Silks. deliberately trimmed with VAL Lace,
embroidery insertion. etc. High and low neck
long and short sleeves Numerous styles, ynri-
ously priced from $3.50 to $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27

Use Crepe De Chimes Crepe De Chimes
ing wear also plain back 20 inches special soc The
49, "'N'' o'' 'he
HaDuta Sik-One of the best
Kama Ken Japan Extremely finely
WIDE sc the yard SO inches wide the
fine 75c the -"
Natural Pongee Silks, special lot of the
best imported smooth even weave 20 inches
WIDE at $1oo the yard. " ~
ahsk Null IL 12cA choice extra fine
weaves all the different plain colors
pink Alice blue lavender and white
- ~
10 inches wide SOC
II inches wide. he yard.
80 inch Shffon Taffeta, yard
tf5t15sest &c inch Peau dc Sole. $139 the
Black fafeta Silks
iaction full lusre exceptionally heavy weight
ton of Taffeta Silks pretty patterns
In the Paids and Roman Stripes
Use 'and' $500 the yard.
Wool Dress Goods 50cA Dress
GOODS all
Seges, Mohas Cashmeres good assortment of
the light
and dark effects, at soc the yard.
Panama vgeraux 75cA beautiful Grey Wig
eranx full so inches wide just the Spring
at 75c the yard II
$lO0 Dress Goods small sill
ansdoun and Submes light blue
brown and black 40 inches wide Special
the yard. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Ladies' Waists at $l.OO

LduleS waists at Sl.UO
Ladies' White Waists, n India
neck Long ana short
10 the waists deliberately trimmed
proidery Made with clusters
back These
All Sizes 80 to A, ~ 80 N' '''ieS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
$3.50 Ladies' Waists $I.08

Ladies' White Waists made of extra finely
and low neck. short
insertion;
five inch pas trimmed
with alover
% styles, worth $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
DEATH CLAIMED
WOUNDED NEGRO
VICTIM OF SUNDAYS SHOOTING
AFFRAY BY NEGRO GAMBLER
DIED AT HOSPITAL YEsrER.
DAY MORNING.

/ One Of the negroes shol Sunday
afternoon in the saloon on Ohio street
near FoFurtecnth street, by a negro
gambler named Williams died yester.
day morni9g at the hospital. His
name was Ross ana he was a coal
HEAVIER and grain sacker The other
wounded man Powell NAV recover,
but serious doubt is entertained as he
Us desperately wounded. in a manner
similar 10 he dead man
Both these negroes were coal
beavers and grain sackers. and we're
hard workers but rough in their man.
ner as this class of negroes always
are. But the4 have NOT been police
characters. Williams. on the other
hand, has been nothing bur crap
shooter aud has been known as such
70 the police Of the city for years.
He had quarrelled with Powell a
short time before the shooting. but
II does not appear that he had any
words with the other negro whom
ne shot He shot into the room reck
lessly, where number Of negroes
were gathered, seemingly caring lii
lie whom he hit; and even coptinued
10 shoot outdoors the las ball crash |
ng through a front window in Harry |
Elias saloon. and Mr., Elias narrowly !
#scaped being hit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
WANT SHARE IN
BAILEY ESTATE
NEPHEWs AND NIEcEs OF VETER.
AN SNOWMAN STRIVE TO
BREAK WILL, WHEREBY S..
100000 GOES TO HIS WlDoW.N

New York, han. 29.-~A contest
brought by rea ives In Michigan to
set aside the will of the late James A.
Bailey, Snowman and partner on r. T.
Barnum. came up today before Surro.
gate Willard in Mount Vernon Bailey
died there year ago, and left his
entire estate, including controlling
interest in the Barnum and Bailey thu
Sells Forepaugh and the Buffalo Bill
shows to his widow, Ruth McCaddon
Bailey cutting off the Michigan rela-
tiyes without a cent
The estate 1t is said, amounts to
about S5,0a0u5. The contestants.
who are nephews and nieces. claim
TO be entitled 70 about three-ffths of
the estate They are jrying to prove
that the Snowman was mentally in
wien he made his will and
that Mrs. Bailey and her brother JOS.
eph McCaddon, also a circus man. ex-
ercised undue influence over him,
In their dispositions they allege that
all of BaNey's brothers and sisters In
Michigan became insane before they
liedii and that shortly before 1884 |
when he raade his Will. he suffered
rom strol{e of paralysis and was 50 |
}roken down in health that he was
To- go to Europe for RES.
Beilcy's lawyers testified lItat he /
fas perfectly sane when he made the |
rilI and went abroad merely for rest.
hat he said he had a lot Of bad rcla.
YES who would make trouble for Mrs
ailey and wanted will they couiG
OF break Mrs. Bailey testified that
hen she married in 1868. her husband
lid he had no relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
HOW TO BOOST A TOWN
CITES CAIRO AS EXAMPLE
tMurphysboro Independent.

(Murphysboro Independent. j
Four years ago Cairo had been at
standstil for several years. and
had populati2 On Of 1900. Cairo's
Commercial club got busy four
years ago and a dozen large indus
tries have since located in Cairo,
Ia terminal railroad to Thebes is be-
ing buitt and an iRterurban connect
ing neighhoring towns Is being promot.
ed. Cairo has population Of 10000
Ea It ST Louis has a Booster club and
that city has grwn from 29,500 seven
years ago 10 S0000. Warren. Ohio. or
gained a Board OF Trade FIVE years
Iago and he population has increased
from 1000 to. $4,000; Cape Girar1lean,
two centuries old had a population Of
1000 seven years ago. A Commercial
club was arganized six years ago and
the town now has q population of H..
a09 paved streets. electric railway.
factories railroad shops and an appa-
tite for more
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
ON THE RIVERS
At FLOOD TIDE
RAPID INCREASE IN DECLINE
PROMISED HERE TOMORROW
GOLD WAVE COMING.
ICE IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Boats Tied Un Because of High
Water--Dick Fowler Can't Come
Through Cairo Bridge
Quiet in Port.

All Is well on the river hereabouts
! The gauge reading here AT 1 D. m
Yesterday was 1873 feet. showing a
TALL of 0.5 of foot in "A hours. The
fall is general ana will continue here
Indefinitely with steadily increasing
rate A cold wave Is promised for TO-
might, which viii promote the decline
in the rivers
Ice is running heavily ont of the
Mississippi and is securing the Mis-
souri, shore 10 the serious menace of
property at Birds Point. Ice is also
giving trouble to boats in the upper
Ohio.
Boats are still hugging the banks.
The latest to be withdrawn from
these waters il the Georgia Lee.
which went to the bank at Memphis.
The Dick Fowler is also still laid up
at Paducah. She was Withdrawn part
" because she could not get through
'hc Cairo bridge and viii probably
he able to resume in a day or two.
Landings are still under water
above and below which makes river
business dull
\ good boating stage Is reported IN
he Cumberland and Tennessee
'iyers which have been very low dur |
ne the Ohio river flood
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
THE WEATHER
SSSssSsisSISsis isslsiS1sis1s'sSssisssss
Cold Wave Coming Tonight or Tomor
row Morning--Mercury to Fall to
20 or Lower.

Yesterday was cool and cloudy with
q trace Of rain. The maximum tenn.
perature was 43, minimum rs, at 7 p.
m. ~ and y o'clock last night, 30.
Although local conditions yesterday
morning favored rain and warmer tenn
perature for today, Il appears that the
conditions changed during the day and
last evening Observer Smyth received
word from Chicago. that a cold wave
was due TO appear here tonight or 70.
morrow morning, the temperature to
fall 10 20 degrees or lower.
The government bulletin yesterday
reported but little rain and none in
the upper river valleys Low temper
atures still prevailed in the north ana
northwest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
~ BODIES IN REcEN NINE.

Frankfort-on-the-Main, Jan. 90
Dispatches to Zeitung from saar
bruecken say there are still y bodies
underground in the REDEEM mine. OF
the bodies brought out only "A have
been recognized. Others are 80
burned that their identity cannot be
established One woman became de-
menied when she was confronted by
her husband who was rescued. She
had believed him To be among the
dead. The cause Of the explosion still
remains mystery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
BLACK CAT DEATHS ENVOY.

Philadelphia "a. Jan. 29-Scared
into lockjaw by flight at finding a
black angora cat in her crib. Nellie
Tribulos. the baby daughter of Mr.
and NJ. Anthony Tribulos. died TO.
dav in agony The cat did not scratch
the infant. but physicians say the
child's fright was so great that it had
the same effect on her as if the cat
had attacked her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
ANOTHER M'klNLEY LINE.

Springfield, H.. Jan 2aA-AnotheI
of the Mckinley system Of interurbar
railroads was Incorporated. TODAY. II
is The Corn Belt Traction company
The principal office is in Blooming.
ton and the capital Is nominally
100000 The road is 10 be con
@ructed from Bloomington through
the counties OF Mclean. Dewitt
Piaft and Champaign 70 the city Oh
Champaign
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
MANY ATTENDED
FUNERAL RITES
OF NICHOLAS J. kEEFE. BROTHER
OF T. J. kEEFE. OF CAIRO.
FROM THIS CITY AND
ELSEWHERE.

Tho iugeral of y. y. J. Kc,fc. broth
CT of 7. J kecfc. n this citv VINO
died IN Ihcbos Thursday night "a
held in NgrPhysbora Sunday after
noon. The funeral ws attended by
"a large D;mbf- Of Ielsjivcs and
friends from our OF 5vn
They we're Mrs. Michael Moore. Of
Waukegan Nj and Mrs. Thomas j.
keefe u Cairo. = liam 4 Kzete
ana children. al St Louis. Carl
Sweeney 81 Sparta SIT and Mrs.
Thomas p. Cotter, f. Cairo. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lett Of Ea-t ST. Louis
Miss Maymie MuI.aney. Of Thebee.
Sir aud Mrs Jerry McCartv. Mrs. Cora
Soiter. Ms z. Z. Cannon. and Mrs
Kate Wentworth of Cairo and Wi
liam Boone. ~ Elkyiil-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
"6RoW5EATER" is FINED.

Omaha. Jan. 29-Former Congres .
man W. J. Conncll was adiudg /
guilty of contempt by Judge Sulloa
of the district court and after tri /
was today sentenced 10 pay fine OF
800. Connel was charged with tryin /.
10 browbest the court in the recent
coal trust" trial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
CHICAGO EPIDEMIC.

Chicago. Ja3 "a Four hundred
and @"ventvtvo new eases Of c6u.
aEiou diseases were reported to the
eity health depaFtmcn; last night for
The e hour This breaks all records
$ nee The present epidemic started.
OF the new asses. 407 are scarlet
fever. % diphtheria, q measles and 9
miscellaneous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
U. S. WHEAT IN RUSSIA.

St. Petersburg. Jan Con- &c
Count OF be failure Of the local wheat
crop. Russia this yer will lc pur
ehssir Of American wheat and the
first shipment will soon arr We At Riso
fFesn london on the way to Rybinsk.
The price on the Russian market will
.prnbably be s1.1j per bushel, which
is cents under the local price.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
BLACK BANDS TERRoRlzE CITY

Tflis, Jan 29.-This city is being
terrorized by members Of the Black
Hundreds, who are levying tribute up.
on all persons owning property. Yes
terday they abducted son of mil
lionaire named Armanjans and are
holding the young man for heavy
ransom. They also have murdered
many others.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.

Washington. Jan 29.-The senate to
day passed the diplomatic and consul
lar appropriation bill, which carries
oyyer three million dollars. An amend
menl presented by Lodge was agreed
10, providing that salaries Of all consu.
lar clerks be $ 600 a year for the
first three years Of their service, after
which 5000 year is to be added until
a maximum of $500 is reached.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
Local and general Notes.

The government light house tender
Oleander returned 10 Memphis yes
terday.
The John $, Summers took an
empty barge south vest erday.
The Pacific No. . came up light yes.
terday.
The Search under command Of
Capt. Wilbur. came Out of the wa.
bash river, arriving here yesterday
One year ago the river marked 35.s
feet on the Cairo gauge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
CELEBRATE M'klNLEY's BIRTH

Washing on, Jan 29.--The anniver.
sary of the birth ct the late Preside mt
Mckinley was celebrated tonight at
The Metropolitau Methodist church,
where Mckinley worshlpped while In
A large and representa-.
tive audience attended Several ad,
lresses were made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
FIND smUGGLED JAps.

Fl Paso. Texas. Jan. 2s.-Twenty-six
Japanese were found concealed in box
cars near here today by immigration
onicers. including several women dis
guised as boys. They had vaded the
river TO avoid paying of the head tax.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

and Speaker Shurtletf regarding a
resolution In favor Of increased ap
preparations by congress for improve.
ment Of the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, and for the proposed deep
waterway from the lakes to the gulf,
Of which Congressman William Lori.
mer Is SO strong an advoca o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
ANOTHER RIGA WRECK VICTIM

Toledo Ohio Jan % Willard
Robb. Of Adrain Mich. the Lake
Shore fireman who was injured In the
wreck at Riga, Mich, On January III.
died al hospital today Robb was
supposed to be improving but early
to-day suffered a relapse
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
HARRY ALLEN DIES SUDDENLY.

Leayenworth. Kas.. Jan o9-Harry
Allen, who was prominent In the move.
ment to make Kansas free state
died suddenly at the National Soldiers
Home near here today In the early
days he was member 81 the Kansas
legislature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and NJ
Vernon will CaIl very rapidly dcriu.
The next several days A. Paducai
and Cairo, win continue falling. the
rate Of fall becoming very rapid by
FRIDAY
The Tennessee from Florence tu the
mouth viii continue falling.
The Mississippi from below ST.
Louis to Cairo will fall rapidly
The Wabash from Terrc Ilau'o to
the mouth viii fall rapidly. Heavy
Gcating ice will continue in he Miss
sippj River back Of Cairo during the
ncNt several days.
Note; River at Chester aud Cape
Giragdeau fun Of floating ice. moving
slowly. At Cairo the Mississippi is
full Of heavy floating ice.
p. H. SMYTH
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
PLOT AGAINST CROWN PRINCE

Vienna. Jan. % -Rumors have
reached here from Belgrade that the
rxplo ion which occurred at the pal
ace Saturday evening and which shat
tered many windows Of the building
was part of a plot against Crown
Prince GEos-a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
Sun and Moon,
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington. Jan 20 Illinois
Snow IN the north. rain or snow in
the south Wednesday colder. with a
cold wave by night; Thursday. fair.
winds becoming northwest and brisk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
14s DEAD IN PRussIAN MINE

Saarbruecken. Rhenish Prussia
Jan. 29.-The official report, revised
up to late hour this afternoon places
the number Of dead in the mine dis
aster al lt8, Of which 60 have been
brought ont of the mine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
Women GoIdsmlths Lied.

Women Eoldsmiths and jewelers. are
Europe They are particularly sue.
cessful in designing collars and such
ornaments.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30

in the express train which was and.
ing in a deep cut when another train
crashed into II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
FIVE MILLIONS ARE DUE
Concluded from First Page.)

state gets its proportion of taxes on
this class Of property. and il helps To
reduce the amount 10 be raised by
taxation on other property. The coun
try members viii oppose the amend,
ment for this reason. and also be.
cause they onsidcr the Civic fedora
ton plan means the adoption of the
Henry George single tax system-all
taxes to be raised by assessment ON
real estate only.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-30
"A s E G z E r BALLOT
unaffected by Doodle influence is the only
method of determining
WHOM THE PUBLIC WANTS
as its chief executive. Give your choice
and state your reasons if you wish.
"A Straw Shows Which Way the Wind Blows.

An opportunity presented the people to express an in
formal preference for the who should serve as MAYOR of
Greater Caroto be elected at the coming municipal election
April 10, next.
The contest originated entirely by and exclusively under
the auspices The Bulletin and subject the following CON
dti0ns:
The esl-only published in The
Bulletin will be counted
eyide OF not
be disclosed.
State Your AddesIn may be verified
be by
State the
wihhed be published in connection with
ballot
Any Reader of The Bulletin May a of
siding limits The women are canable i1dps
of
flment
onyRpeaters recognized at this election
This is not scheme TO boost The Bulletins
Of eligible 10 the mavor
atty election
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avenue; NJ Metzger Drug Co, 1915 Washington
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the in which the is made
aspirations party
not intended reflection administration present
public pulse above everything
their in
huences of municipal elections Is the of
the
Cast ballot today