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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-24
The COST oE MURDER.

1t has often been said by Americans
that we criticize our country freely,
and that we criticize one another free
ly, but criticism from an outside source
makes us all stand together, shoulder
to shoulder, ready to repel boarders.
The same thing is true. to d greater
or less extent. of the states that go
TO make up this great union of ours.
Therefore we approach with hesitancy
a criticism of the commonwealth of
Kentucky for the ease with which
Judge James Hargis of jackson has
escaped criminal punishment for the
murders of which he stands accused
According TO the Louisville Courier
Journal, Hargis has the drop upon
the con monwealth." Though charged
with irciting several murders he has
never been convicted in a single in
stance. On the other hand, though, he
has Teen mulcted in several cases by
juries in suits brought for damages by
the heirs of his alleged victims Hargis
has never been convicted of murder
by juries summoned to try him for
that crime, but he has been infer
entially convicted of murder by iuries
in civil cases. for obviously the juries
that gave damages against him would
not have given them if they had not
believed him to be guilty of murder
The Herald, of course, would not pre-
sumo to criticize the state of Ken
lucky on this account, but we quote
with approval the Courier-Journal.
which says:
Has anything like it ever happened
i many other state, OF in any country
civilized, half civilized or savage? The
two young men who were hired to
butcher Mr.. Marcum are in the peni-
Tertiary for life the good offices of
Uncle Jim" having failed to extricate
Nephew Curt and his comrade in as.
sassination from the tolls Uncle
Jim" has paid the widow of the man
who was murdered by Nephew Curt
and his comrade. He now agrees to
pay without fighting the suit for dam
ages, a sum of money to the orphans
of DIR. Cox, of whose murder he was
acquitted via Sandy Hook. When a
corpora ton compromises a damage suit
it is plain that there is no prospect
of defending it successfully. and the
infe ,ence is that it confesses RESPONSE
bility with judgment
Had Judge Hargis foreseen that the
civil courts would tackle him because
of his impregnable position in the
criminal courts he might have saved
himself considerable loss of time. ex-
pense and disagreeable publicity by
settling with the widows and ophans
at the time the murders We're done"
Judge Hargis made a great mistake
when he failed to look after the civil.
as we'll as the criminal. juries That is.
if he cares anything at all about his
money or his reputation. For there
is no getting away from the fact that
no mans reputation can escape cloud
ing when he is convicted by jury in
a civil case of murder. any more than
it could escape if he were convicted in
a criminal case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-24
JOY.
Detroit Free Press. }

Detroit Free Press.)
never knew the joy of getting home.
l never knew how fast heart could
beat;
never tasted JOY
Till the day my little boy
Came running up to meet me on the
street
l never knew the pleasure of a smile,
L never knew the music of a voice,
Till l heard my baby greet me,
On the day he ran to meet me-
In way that made my weary heart
rejoice.
never knew a welcome half so true
Till / heard his Hello, daddy!" down
the street;
And though weary as could be,
When he scampered up to me,
There was comfort in the patter of
his feet.
1 never knew the charm of laughing
eyes,
/ never knew how happy 1 could be-
/ never knew the cheer
That makes worry disappear
Till the day my baby first ran up to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-24
THElMMIeRATIoN REPORT.

immigration. has issued his report for
the fiscal year ended June 30, and it
shows many interesting and important
details The most important is the in
crease over all previous years. The
grand total of intending citizens that
passed through American ports during
the period covered by Mr.. Ssrgent's
report was L2S5.s4s This exceeds the
banner year of 1906 by upwards Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-24

The great seven-masted schooner
Thomas w. Lawson has been wrecked.
THE hell hounds of the System at
work again, we presume.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-24
THE METALS.

Silver. 52ssc per ounce.
Copper (casting). I23sC per pound
Copper (cathOdes) y l1-l6c per pound
Lead $500 Der 100 pounds
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By the way, speaking of Christmas
shopping, you'll certainly have to
hurry.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14
Gray ltems

The first snow furry of the season,
Saturday afternoon.
Sunday was cold, bad day, not
many out to church.
Mrs. Harry Lamp is visiting her
parents at West side.
Miss Jessie Slough drove to Man
ming Friday on business.
Mrs. Hepp and the baby went to
Botna Saturday, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis came
home Monday evening from an out
of town visit of few days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14

week. We understand that his bro
Their will remain till spring.
The Updike Co. have built an adj
dition on to their Office here, and a
long string of corn-cribs west of it.
Mrs. Harry Bates spent a week
with her mother then after the sale,
they all came home with her to get
ready to go to their new home in
California.
DR.. Beers was quite a busy man
Saturday and Monday morning as
the school board ordered all the child
ron to be vaccinated before they could
come to school Monday. Some few
were fortunate enough to get certiti.
Gates of vaccination.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14


We learn that John @. French was
married the 10th of Oct. to western
girl.
Mrs. Farrelps parents came up last
week from Estherville to make them
a visit.
Mrs. White returned home last Sat-
nrday from a two weeks visit at her
home town.
The foreman of the Updike csrpen-
ters got sick aud went to his home in
Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. shingledecker of
Ross were up Sunday to see their
little granddaughter, who was very
sick.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14

Little Maxine shingledecker has
been very sick child. Last Satur-
day her little life was nearly des-
paired of, but at this writing she is
much better.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14

q
Wesley Stetzell's family and Mrs.
Mese spent Sunday at the Elmer Ellis
home.
We're Spilker was quite sick the
latter part of last week and the first
of this.
Russell Shelley visited his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wslch Sunday.
Quarterly meeting at the U. b.
Church Thursday evening, Nov. 14th
Elder Miller in attendance.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Audubon,
came up Sunday morning to be with
her sister Mrs. j. B. Campbell, who
has been quite sick.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14

Mr.. aud Mrs. John CARRIER were
over Sunday guests at the Jordan
home.
Mrs. Maude Lathrope and little
daughter went to Arcadia Monday
for visit with friends.
Mrs. James Rutherford came Mon
day, they will live on the property
Mr.. Farrell lately bought.
Billy Spilker took nice order for
Larkin goods last week, in town.
Every one likes to buy of him.
The young men from Vermont
that were helping Mr.. George Me-
Laughlin husk corn, returned to
their home the latter part Of last
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
AMERICANS PATRIOTIC
tConeluded from First Page.)


Of Justice, of civilization.
We look hopefully to The II que
conference TO still further pave the
way for the peaceful determination Of
international dsagrcemcnts The prob
lem Is a grave one II Is not speedily
to be settled The moral force, oper.
ating throughout he country under
the inspiration of the great Clrlstian
churches will exert a profound innu.
tnec towards the contamination ~
the worldwide desire by the delegates
now assembled ~ The Hague or by
their successors N future conferences
u they should fail
The Christian Endeavor society Is
essentially practical 1t puts it's
theories to actual test That Is one
of the things like about It. Il Is a
powerful aggressive ageno. for good
In every avenue of oar social life. It
is vast army making for better citi.
zenship. Its influence is always 20
be found upon the side OF those
forces which have been and which
are purifying our civic affairs. II IS
especially foreeful in cultiyating a
fpiiit Of good will among nations.
Such all institution is a blessing to
every country IN which II is found
All honor and success TO this great
society IN the United States. yes, all
honor and success to it throughout
the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
Impression in Europe Regarding
American Neutrality-suspicious.
Were Dul--Heavy Loss in
Cash Is Looked For.

New York, July II Crop condi
lions upon the continent Of Europe
are not IN satisfactory condition.
the reinvestment has not started ANA
dizziness Is the prevailing temper OF
me continental and English markets.
Notwithstanding that these are the
surface Indications, we have seen Of
late communications from private
sources abroad which clearly show
that they believe that the American
markets are becoming both safe and
tractive to foreign capital. A sur
Ney Of the bond conditions here would
lead one 10 come to the conclusion
that they had reached final hands who
bad either paid for them outright OF
mad made long term banking arrange
mcnts ana intended to carry thom
letting The general condition ana in.
Dropemont Of the country al large
take care OF their future market.
hcie was Slt8ht hurry IN cOlrer
metal at Paris but tine new producers
price here seems to be working we'll.
earnings are coming in well
as TO the gross and we believe thai
there are some quarters now that
have some hopes of the net which
were quite pessimistic heretofore
The Union Pacific new bonds were
listed today on the board and trading
there advanced them d point TAeI
narket quotations expressed little or
loihing today, but were dun the great
Isl part Of the session, The bears do
lot seem to have enough initiative 10
sell the market in volume. Should
he market remain this dull and mac.
i've for 4 time, II Will be doing OK
lctly what some people who believe
n an npturn from present prices
want the market TO do at this time nm
il we can catch up with the peculiar
money situation, The bank state
nent slould not snow the true conIi- |
ion Of money at this center because |
looks like here would be heavy |
Jss in cash
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
HAD BUSY DAY.

Vice President Fairbanks was the
center of attraction at the Christian
Endeayor convention here today.
The vice president had a busy day
of II outside of his address 10 the En-
acavorcrs he was kept on Inc move
from morning until night
Today was the day FOR the denomi
national rallies among tho churches
represented at the convention. To
morrow the Worlds Patriotic league
devoted 10 the promotion of civic
righteousness Is to be launched
simultaneously at two big meetings.
Vice President Fairbanks tonight
addressed monster crowd on the
subject "Our Country"
A cablegram was sent by President
CLARK on behalf Of the N1th Ameri-
can Christian Endeavor Union to tn
United States eommi- stones io The
i.Sgue. expressing their sym athy
Hhh The purpose Of tho canfc- ace
AMI urging The acceptance 0l The r-o-
posed inicrpariiamcniary ila8s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13

Louisville
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
PORK
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago July 12.-CATTLE-T There
was but little steer stuff on the mar
ket but butcher grades were in i'm.
proved demand and there was stronger
feeling all around Packers were
again nthe market they having given
in to local commission men. rescinded
their rule no TO buy except subject
TO posa norton inspection.
HOGS-Shippers and scalpers were
the principal factors in the market
their active buying advancing prices
cents Lights wdre best sellers
gh medium weights in fair de-
mand.
SHEEP Receipts hardly Sufficient
for trade Prices held steady hough
fhcrc was little activity displayed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
SHERlEE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution issued cut
y the clerks office OF the circuit
court Of Union county. and state Of
OF Illinois, and to me directed. where
by / am commanded to make the
amount of one certain judgment re.
Gently obtained against J. T. Mcclure,
p H .MeRagen. Ferdinand Claab.
Edw. Abernaihle. T. D. Winchester,
J. II. Linn. g. r. Linson. c. w. Nc
Clure. John T. Tog,csanger. Fred
Douglas. VIM. II Lichtncr and F. NJ.
Culley. in favor Of First National Bank
OF Golden, out OF the lands. tene-
mcnts. goods and chaitels OF the said
}. r. Mcclure. =. II. McRayon. Ferdf
nand Glaab. Edw Abcrnathic. 4. ID.
Winchester. J. H. Linn. a.. u Iiuson.
G. W Mcclure John r. Noslcsangtr.
Fred DOUGLAS. wm. n iirhtncr and
r. - fuiley . have le-icd IN tho fol
lev Ing described property t"wf. LIT
number two - and ioi nntnbs' three
ia in block number two 90 town Il
Mcclure in the county Of Alexander
and state Of Illinois.
Therefore. according TO said COM
mand. I shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction. al the right. title and in
terest of the abgve named J. r. Nc
CiHre. J. H. McRaven. Ferdinand
Ciaah. Efw Ahemaihie. T.. b. Win
chester. J. H. Linn. U. p. Lins1n. G..
" Mcclure. Jno. V0gelsanger. Fred
Douglas. Wm. \. Lighiner and F. NJ
CuIley in and TO the above described
property at 2 O'Clock D. m on Tues
day. the zsrd day Of July. 1907. at the
ialpihwestcrif door - the cpurt houaa.
IL The Cisr e csHa. c0r1tf c. Aiz1sn-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13

Bareries-Taylor and Bowerman
.Coakley and Schlei
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
IOWA STATE BAR
Closes Meeting, Eiecting Officers and
Choosing Waterloo For Next
Meetn.

Davenport, Iowa, July l2-Thc low,
State Bar Association closed it's an
nual meeting today. The principal ad
dress today was made by lIannis Tay
lor formerly a minis er 10 Spain. OF
History Of Jurisprudence
7 Officers were elected as follows
President, y. u. Murphy. of Elkador;
vice president, J, ". Bcllingcr Of IA
ycnport, secretary, {. W. butcher. Of
Iowa City; treasurer, chas. S. Wilcox,
Of lles Moihcs
The next meeting will he held AZ
Waterloo in 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
LUMBERMEN AND
BRICK DEALERS
OF OHIO CHARGED WITH VIoLAT-
ING ANTITRUST LAW-sENT
TO woRKRoUSE AND FINED
- $1,000 EhEH.

+ - iplsde Clue .1Dir - reni
-.'isr ~ inhstzssi shs humber rsalcI-
re.iH eecssfisu with nine mein-
ts.r7 If the Brcl Dealer aeasciation.
aud ESQ hfiiec aeesfs WHO tw"
wuulhs ago pleaded guilty fo indici-
m'nis charging them with viola IONS
81 The antitrust law we're sentenced
today TIE lumbermen and bridge
mru were sentenced fo six months in
i-f enfk huuse and IRE hfirt meu
p-ff mrf q HiH fsieh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
|CHURCHANDSTATE
IN AGREEMENT.
Filipino PROPERTY WORTH
TWO MILLIONS TO CATH.
Ol-lc BISHOPS.
NEARLY ALL HOSPITALS
Secretary of War and Church Authori
ties Make Mutual Concessions
Spanish Bank Dispute Also
Settled Satisfactorily.

! Washington July 12--An agree
/ mcnt has been reached between the
secretary Of war and the representa-
Z lives of the Catholic churches in The
! philippines regarding number OF
| Important matters Of controversy
which will obYiate the necessity q
| prolonging threatening and veXing
! l,tiaaii0n. Regarding the land prop.
cities The agreement provides that
the Roman Catholic church. through
Ithc archbishop Of Manila. shall pos.
lsess in absolute title the land and
property pertaining TO the hospital of
San lose, tbs hospital of San Juan
DE- bios, the college Of San Jose. the
hospital of San lose in Cavite ana the
college Of Santa Isabella
These properties are valued at 49,,
.0GG00o. The church relinqusles 10
the government all claims and de-
mands upon the estate Of Santa Pc
tenciana and upon the hospital and
foundation Of Santa Lagaro, except
that the archbishop IL to retain pos
session Of the block in which the
present Santa Cruz cemetery is sit,
uated and Of The fifty hectares north
OF the hospital
The Spanish Filipino bank dispute
also was settled, by which all claims
70 exclusive privileges and TO note
issues beyond The amount approved
by the American government are
abandoned, but on the other hand. the
bank receives confirmation without
litigation and important privileges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
sorTNEss OF sEALsklN.
.r HivHled by Human Hair where
Dnpdrnn IL EradIcat~d,

scalskn Is admircd the world over for
rs softnces and EioasIncsr; ana vet the
human hair y equally as soft and glossy
when hcolthNi and the radical cause Of ali
hair trouble p dandruff, which is caused
by postlferaus parasite that saps the
vitality % 'ho Aair at It's root Ncwhror
lierp'clIc " he ONLY preparation that Ia
iaEIl 70 hn'lnnaruT roTia without dan.
drrH there M 10 falNng hair. but 4 lux
urlah' grorii % glossy soft hair II csr-
,alN securing the seair won't cure dan
drufr. XIII THO dlndrur germ. rhons-
anc' q women owe their beautiful suits
~ MIR p Ncwhro's ITerpicidc. Sold by
leading druggists, Send l0c. in stamps
20 9fa Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich
Two sizes---5o cents and 800.
Paul g. Schulz & Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
TRADE IS BRISK more FAVORABLE.
Says Duns' Weekly Report--Fal and
Winter Orders Are LiberaI-In-
terror Buyers Active.

New York July 12.-There Is nc
customary complaint Of midsummer
dulIness in general trade channels
while the demand for seasOnable fab
| RIGS Il rapidly depicting stocks that
| threatened 10 be CARED over. Brisk
retail trade is accompanied By more
prompt collections. Jobbers and
wholesalers are receiving liberal or
ders for fall and winter merchandise
and interior buyers are active in pri-
mary markets. Manufacturing re-
turns all Of large orders on hand and
very heavy production during the first
haif of the year. Lower prices for pig
iron wee due to larger output and
more prompt deliveries that reduced
the premiums paid for early ship
ments, Quiet conditions prevail in
primary markets for cotton goods but
mills are fully occupied and there IL
no prospect of easier terms. owing to
large amount Of business under con.
tract unless extensive cancellations
are received
Woolens are not active, new lines
OF mems wear being opened daily
without attracting much attention and
little development is anticipated be
fore the end Of the month A little in
crease is noted in the demand for
hides and further improvement in an
The leather trade broadens as con
tracts are received by shoe factories.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
FOR RELEASE OF
GENERAL MI FAN
4 5TECflc FORCE - sEi'te Coti.
CEhFFhTIp hHouHn rte
STRONGHOLD oF TfTU BANDIT
RhiSULL

Taueier I-ly I7-siH M"hammea
.fiahI.l- mini ief uf Gar g.. s..if.-t.
iiaiinf a ain'ns isrse Is aaa iie pie
eni fsnunghold 81 toe Bandit Rsis8iL
who recently made n prisoner nf Gen
oral Sir iienv Mclean. u fhe Heeo-
iia' ioH that ara nov under va fll
to bring about The release II the gen
erai. the Ear minister siil AZ nTice
male determined ard eerceffed e.
tack uE1n fhe bandit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
NE WYoRk COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


New York, July - Money on cal
firm . 10 IA per cent. closing bid ~.
Time loans strong on long dates but
weaker on short Sixty days : pcr
cent: ninety days 81 per cent; six
months per cent. Prime paper ~
10 per cent Exchange weak de.
mand StSG.5o TO 30; sixty days $iSG.5o
% So Bar silver 67ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
SIX ARE DROWNED
Whep Gasoline Launch cnes Over
Dam on Conewsngo River-Thrcc
Are Ssfed

jamestown a. s. Iaiy H. Six pe5
pie were drnWned this eFenine ncll
Russell. Penn. II miles south Of here
Nine persons had taken q gasoline
launch om "a CmewaHso river. Thr
boat swept over dam and SIX people
Ucrc drowned The dead are John
Best. wife and daughter. Of Warren.
- Mrs EsAef e Warren - aad
tro travelling men of Philadelphia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13

Treasury Department.
Office Of Comptroller of Currency.
Washington, June Is. 1907

Washington, June 10. 1907.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, IL has
been made to appear that "The Alex
ander County National Bank OF Cal
ro,' in the City of Cairo, In the Coun
| ty Of Alexander ant State Of Illinois,
has complied with al, the provision
Of the Act Of Congress to enable Ma.
tional Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence and for 9TH
er purposes" approved July 12th,
1892
Now therefore Thomas p. Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency, do hereby certify that "The
Alexander County National Bank Of
Cairo in the City Of Cairo. in the
County of Alexander and State OF hi.
nois Is Authorized TO have succession
for the period specified in its amended
articles of association, namely until
close of business on June 10. 1927.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal of office this thirteenth
day of June, 1907.
(SeaD T. p. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency.
No. S735.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
BANK CLEARlNGs.

Now York, July 12.-Total bank
Icicarngs complied by Bradstreet's for
the principal cities IN The United
States for The past week are $2,9S2.
G23,ooo against s2,Si5,9l9,oo0 in the
corresponding week last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
DEATH OF RICHARD WAITE.

T-icdo. Ohio. July lz2-Judee Rieh-
and waite. a Pioneer lawser Of this
city Is dead aged - years. The DE-.
ceased was a brother Of Morris r.
Waife sf ono time chief iu-iiee NJ the
f-aleI states
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
CAIRO BREWING GO.


Georgia professor wrote an arith-
metic that contained such tough PROV
CRIBS that nobody could solve them.
One teacher wrote asking for Key.
The professor replied on postal
card Dear Silt las no key It ID
stem winder.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
EXCURSION BULLETIN 1907.
Summer Tourists Rates. via the I'LL
nos Central Railroad.

Cairo to Dawson and return. s. 4 so
Cairo TO ceruIean and return. q. SO
Cairo to Grayson and return e.. 8 40
Cairo to Wsukesha, Wis, and
return. $50. ....... fe. e5
Cairo 70 Milwaukee, Wis, and
return j.. .. -. ... 10 g.
Cairo 70 South Haven, Mich.
ard return ...... e 81
Care 20 81 Joseph and return g m
CsWo 90 nay View and return - ,s
Cairo 90 Petoskey and return. II. p
Cairo to Hsrbor Springs and
return .---..- -A....--.... q. 50
Cairo TO Detroit and return. 49,. "a 90
Cairo to ST. Paul. MINI. and
return 5000 ........ ri 25
Cairo 10 Denver. Colo, and
return -.------ ....-.. - &C
And many other points.
Tickets sold daily Until September
20. and good returning until October
81. 1907. Inquiries cheerfuIly an.
swered. J. X. JONES,
Ticket Agent Cairo.
s. c HATCH.
esn1 Passenger Agent, Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago July Il. Tho following car
load lots represent the days receipts
and Shipments
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-13

der. state of Illinois
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this 29th
nay OF June 1907
FRANK +. DAVIS,
Sheriff Alexander County.