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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
Woman's Auxiliary.

st. Mary's Branch OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Church of The Re
deemer held profitable meeting
yesterday afternoon at the residence
.of Mrs. G. Fred'k. Gallagher. 2T10 Wal
nut street
There was a large attendance of
the members of the organization and
the exercises were of great interest.
Mrs. William b. Gilbert read a
paper en- the Oxford movement, Mrs
Clara Schwartze addressed the meet
ing on reasons for the revival Of
religious orders in the church and
Mrs. Isabella L. Candee told of a plan
To circulate literature. such as books
and magazines. in isolated sections Of
The country. as in parts of Alaska
whore reading matter is difficult to
obtain.
Mrs. Gallagher. assisted by her
mother. Mrs W. s. Simpson. served
refreshments of sandwiches and
coffee.
The next meeting OF the bronch
will be held Feb. "a at the rectory
when Mrs. c. T. Brandon and Mrs.
~ - -Icr4.-n,i-- r.ilhai.t mili aina tho
program
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FIRST DAY Of
CHURCH SALES
LADlEG or EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HAD CHARGE or SALES AT
GRAND LEADER YESTERDAY
CALVARY LADIES TO-DAY.

The first day OF the church sales al
the Grand Leader was yesterday
when the ladies of The Church of the
Redeemer had charge Of affairs. Mrs.
Frank Spencer and Mrs. c. T Bran
don had charge in the morning. Mrs.
j. w Wenger and Mrs. Alice Holmes
in the afternoon
The ehurch's share of proceeds
realized from the days sales amount
ed to 1880
Today the ladies OF the Calvery
Baptist church will receive the public
at the Grand Leader. Mr.. Gould, the
and his corps Of courteous
saleswomen wive all assistance neces-
sary to hte ladies and the work is at
tended by some pleasure as well as
profi..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
STR. THREE STATES WILL
ABANDON FERRY BUSINESS
Cairo City Ferry Company Suffers Loss Of Money
and Will Operate in Corn Trade Instead

1t developed yesterday that the
Three States Ferry company has de-
cided TO abandon the ferry business
altogether and hereafter will be in
The corn trade only. which news was
! received with CONSERVATION by Cairo
| merchants.
Some of the merchants threatened
to force the company to continue. the
bferry usinesss but on investigation
they found that they had no legal re-
course in the matter.
AIR John s. Aisthorpe an official Of
lthe company was interviewed last
night by The Bulletin and explained
the situation as follows:
The steamer Three States for
twenty-cne months has been losing
money. partially as the result of lack
Of patronage and during periods Of
high water At the present time the
company is several hundred dollars
in debt. The city of Cairo and Mis-.
sissippi county. NO. have and do
grant ferry licenses TO any and all
persons who may apply to carry pas.
sengers and this part of the business
has been greatly reduced by ferry
men doing aspassenger business. The
CAIRO City Ferry company has no ex-
ciusiye rights and can not protect
itself from this invasion OF traffic
Wickliffe parties, several months
ago gave the company considerable
trouble. having the officers indicted
because they did not maintain the
service according to the law Of the
state of Kentucky which provides
that a suitable building be furnished
for the protection Of passengers with
an attendant in Charge shall be fur
nished. The company defended this
attiCn at a cost OF nearly 5000 and the
PARTIES who brought the suit we're de-
f. ated II was shown that the
steamer Three States is not a ferry
boat but packet licensed by the gov
eminent as such and operated as
such. The reason the ferry company
so operated was because the rules
and regulations of the government in
regard to ferry boats impose too ex-
pensive methods Of protection. etc.
for the steamer Three States to main
tain.
The ferry company has operated
for a great number Of years, since
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
Wedding Cards.

Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Mr.. Fred Stotlar and
Miss Harriet Anne Warder, both OF
Marion, Ill, which is to be an event
CT February 4,
The bride-elect is daughter Of
Hon. William Warder. Democratic
candidate for congress from this dis,
trict and niece of Senator Walter
Warder Of this city.
Nj. Stotlar is a well known bust
ness man and is president Of the Stor-
lar Lumber company which has cons
Germs at Herrin, Bento and Marion
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fabout 1876 and in that time its stock.
holders have never received but one
dividend which was in the early days
OF the company's existence. During
he past twenty-five years dividend
never has been declared and all the
company has to show for the $4,000
capital stock which was paid up when
the company organized is the steamer
Three States which has an indebted.
ress OF about $4,000.
Avoids Bankruptcy
The present owners Of the boat do
not think they are called upon to
operate at a continued loss for the
benefit of Cairo. Missouri and Ken
tUekN 1t became a question as to
what should be done by the owners
and as an opportunity 10 obtain the
Business of carrying corn at which II
is possible to make a profit. or TO &C
cept the alternative. Of going into
bankruptcy il was decided for the
present to accept pprohtable business.
This step Is simply a matter of self.
steamer Three States do not believe
that the citizens and merchants OF
Cairo fully appreciate the service
which has been rendered them by the
boat and fell that they never will UNI
til they experience the Inconvenience
which win be caused them by the
lack Of the excellent facilities
offered by the ferry company The
service was more frequent and
cheaper TO shippers and passengers
thar that afforded by the railroads.
II is not the desire Of the company
to discontinue this service as rem
dered in the past but unless induce
ments are offered that will justify
them i'm trimming the packet Is ferry
beat It viii be only short time until
the service is entirely discontinued
Service. with the exception Of occa
sional trips vas abandoned two or
three weeks ago.
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WOMAN PO|SONS .
HER HUSBAND
JAMES HiNkLE, PROSPEROUS
FARMER OF SCOTT COUNTY,
MO, MEETS DEATH
AN ILLICIT LOVE AFFAIR
Woman's Paramour is Thomas Duval
Warrants Issued for Arrest Of .
Both Parties-Duvall at
Percy, VI,

News Of q startling tragedy IN
Scott COUNTY, Mo- was received at
THE Bulletin last night from its Cha
lleston spondent.
I James FInkle, prosperous farm.
er of Scott county was poisoned Sun
day by mis- wife and died that day.
Mrs Hinkle aud neighbor. Thomas
Duyall it Is alleged had been guilty
Of an Illicit love affair and the couple
decided to put the woman's husband
out OF the way in order that they
might marry According to their plaa
DuvaE left Missouri and went to
Percy. Ill.,. for the pappose d. getting
Ia home ready for Mrs, Hinkle and the
latter was to give her husband the
fatal hose that was 10 FREQ her from
the man TO whom she had vowed 10
be true
While at the dinner table Sunday
members OF the Hinkle family noticed
that the coffee had a peculiar taste
and they refrained from drinking i,
with the exception of Mr. Hinkle, who
already had partaken of the beverage.
Later he was taken Violently III ard
died.
The coroner held an inquest yes
tarday and the verdict was that the |
decedent came to his death by means |
Of poison but no one was held respon
sible. Later warrants were issued fo.
the arrest OF Mrs Hinkle and Duvall |
Mrs. Duyall was arrested at her home |
and Officers went to Percy where Dlt
vail will be taken into custody today
Through letters written by the cot
lle "a each other evidence has been
secured which is said to be OF a very
damaging nature to their case, In
! letter written b. Mrs Hinkle to Du
van the day before the tragedy she
Treta, Mr. Hinkla Is dead ! 1t Il
presumed Chat tile woman had calcu
ated that hel husband would be dead
BIZ the time the letter arrived at it's
destination which would have been
he case had not suspicious persons
Intercepted the missivc
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hinklc had been mar
led about four years. Duyall is ur-
married There is great excitement
u the county over the tragedy AMI
developments in the case are being
inxiously awaited
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SUICIDE THEORY
IS LAID ASIDE
NOW THOUGHT THAT JAMES
VILE, WIS, WOMAN, WHOSE
BODY WAS FOUND IN RIVER.
MET WITH FOUL PLAY.

GAINESVILLE, Wis. Jan. PIT is now
thought to be proved concusively
that Miss Josephine Malone. whose
tcdy was taken from Rock river Sat
urday. was the victim OF foul play
Physicians who gave the body
careful examination today report that
The red abrasions On the neck, which
a. FIRST were thought TO have resulted
from rubbing OF the collar are IN
doubtedly finger marks. This retfutes
the suicide story and points clearly
- the fact that the woman was prob
ably choked into insensibility before
the body was placed in the river
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II SAVED MY LIFE
WRITES ECZEMA PATIENT.
sed-ridden Sufferer Completely Cured
By Use of D. y. D. External
Wash.

One Of the most remarkable Ec
zema cures recently credited to the
veil known D. d. y Prescription has
Just been recorded in Chicago.
airs F. Hegg, 1850 West Madison
street. under date of Dec. 9. 1907,
writes as follows
Il suffered three years with Weep
.lne Eczema. It started with little
spct on my knees and spread fast
over my whole body spent hun
lreds Of dollars and went to every
ioctor | heard Of. bat kept getting
worse Nothing would stop the awful
Itch and burning.
y had TO stay in bed from the mid
die of May 10 the middle of July.
Then ! tried d. D. d. Prescription.
This is the 9th of December and am
entirely free from tae terrible dis
ease. d. ID. D. saved my life.
When I began this treatment. peo
PIE were afraid Of me I looked so
terrible Ny husband was the only
one who would take care Of me. ID
y Z. stopped the itch ar once so I
could sleep. which J hal not done be-
fore. Then I began TO get better fast
and now my skin Is clear and white.
not a spot anywhere.
Just a few d-rIs Of ID. y. d. Pre-
scriptiOn 3riiif4 20 the skin brings
reief-ntt1me to swallow or drink.
We vouch Tor d. .. D. Prescription.
also the cleasing y. n D. Soap. Her
man G. Schulz. Druggist Get a bottle
today IF you have anr skin disease.
Begin your cure at once
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

NOTICE Public notice is hereby
given that in accordance with sta.
tutes CT the State of Illinois, the
Weber Dry Goods Company has by a
vote of its stockholders increased its
capital stock from Fifty Thousand
Dollars 1850, 000.00l to One Hundred
Thousand Dollars 5000, 100000
Dated this 22nd day Of January, A..
d. 1908.
WEBER DRY GOODS COMPANY.
BY Jesse e. Miller President.
Attest; p r. Smyth. Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL

Mrs. J r. Moreland Is at Murphys
/ boro visiting friends,
Or, N. O, Grear went 10 Wyatt. Mo.
on business yesterday.
r. + NesmRh has returned from
a visit with relatives al Bluford. H.
Mrs. Albert Gallagher is recovering
from severe attack Of la grippe.
Mrs. Joseph Speth is reported to be
seriously III at her home in the
Drainage district
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Flournoy
have gone to housekeeping at 4i3
Twenty fifth street.
Or. A. p Freeman was called to
Vienna last evening by the illness Of
Miss Lillian Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and
little daughter have returned from a
visit with relatives at Marion
A. Botto Of Cairo. who is touring
europe has gone TO Madrid. Spain
where he will sojoura FOR a while.
George T. Magee has returned from
Washington, p, G., wnere he attended
the national convention Of Marine
Engineers.
Miss Byrd Hubbard who is spend |
ing the winter with her sister. Mrs.
:. II. McNemer has returned from a |
brief visit at st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Leherer who
have been visiting Mrs Boyd. OIL
fwentyfourth street, have returned
q their home in Paducah.
Misses Helen and Lizzie Dunn OF
Ky, will arrive today to
'isit their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. All
{. HAYNES Of Sixth street
Mrs. NJ. A. Span who has bee,
he guest OF her son r. Fl. spann aud
amily of Holbrook avenue. has re
ulned to her home in Anna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber, OF
Fourth street have gone TO st. Louis
or visit with friends. They will
llso visit at Flora, III. before return
ne home. $50
NJ H. Lane head OF the Michigan
buggy company OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
vas in the city yesterday en- route to
,oints in Arkansas where he con-
An,pia.rs the purchase of timber
ands.
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All Itching Skin Diseases Which Are
Not Hereditary instantly Re-
iieved BY Oil Of Winter
qreen.
Can eczema be cured?
Some physicians say Yes.
Some saysssNo.v

Can eczema De cured.
Some physicians say Yes"
Some saysssNov
The real question is. What is
meant by Eczema?" If you mean
these scaly eruptions, those diseases
which make their first appearance.
not at birth. but years afterward, and
perhaps not until middle age-then
there can. no longer be any question
that these. forms of Eczema are
durable.
Simple vegetable oil or winter
green mixed With other vegetable
ingredients. will. kill the germs that
infest the skin. Apply this prescrip-
ton to the skin aud instantly that
awful itch IS gone The very mo-
ment the liquid lis applied. that agon.
fzihg, tantalizing itch disappears. amt
continued applications of this ex.
ternal remedy soon cure the disease.
We carry in stock this oil of win
tergreen properly compounded into ID.
ID. ID. Prescription. While we are not
sure that il win cure all those cases
of skin trouble which are inherited.
we positively know that this d. ID. ID.
Prescription whenever rightly used.
will cure every last cast of genuine
Eczema or other skin trouble, which
did not exist at birth.
Ne know this. Anyway you. your
self. viii know that D. d. d. Prescrip-
ton instantly takes away the itch the
moment 1t is applied to the skin.
Herman C. Schulz druggist. Stof,
that itch today instantly. Just call
At our store aud try this refreshing
and soothing liquid; also ask about
ID. d. ID. Soap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
WITHOUT AN INCIDENT
Birthday Of Emperor William Passes
Socialists Obey Leaders and
Stay Away From Festivities.

Berlin Jan q Celebrations in
honor Of the Empercrs birthday pass.
ed of without incident Socialis's
generally, followed their leaders all
vice to keep away from the festivities.
Many thousand persons assembled ont
side OF the opera 10 witness imperial
arrivals. A gala performance was
given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
SECOND TIME IN MONTH
Receivers Have Been Appointed For
CHICAGO and Milwaukee Elec-
trio Railroad Company.

Chicago. Jan. 27-For the second
tine within month receivers have
been appointed for the Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric railroad. APP
roiutments were made On application
Of interests said to be favorable to
the present managers Of the com
rany.
4 receive wes also namei for a.
G Frost and company banking
FIRM. which has financed the roads
bond issues. Frost is president Of
TIE railroad company.
The chief liability Of the company
is said 70 BE- the bonded indebteIut IS
OF S15.O90.oa0. Floating debts and
ether liabilities are said TO aggregate
about one-third as much more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
UPRISING IN HONDURAS.

Washington. Jan. 27.-Rumors or
an uprising or invasion n Honduras
have reached the state department
Details are lacking Da; IL is believed
that the leaders OF the movement are
persons who we're driven out Of Hon
duras into Guatemala duhng the last
Evolutionary outbreak
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
STARCH mAeNATE DIES.

keokuk. Iowa. Jan. 27.-John c. Hu.
binger. inventor OF Elastic Starch
and founder Of the largest independ.
ent starch works. is dead. He was
once an extensive telephone promoter.
owning numerous lines and exchanges
from Keokuk 10 Minneapolis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The February term OF circuit court
will convene in this city February 10,
with Judge w w Duncan, presiding
& change OF Venue having been takeA
from Judge Butler to Judge Duncan
In the trial OF Joseph Causey because
Judge Butler attended tho funeral of
Wooden who has been member If
the police force After Judge Duncan
completes the Causey trial Judge Bu;.
ler will hold circuit court here,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
Masquerade Ball.

The Chaperones, a new organiza
ton OF young married people, have is
sued invitations to masquerade bal
to be given at X. NJ. K. c. hall Tues.
day night Feb. l3.
This affair is being anticipated with
much interest in social circles anil
of costumes is an all
absorbing theme among these who
have received cards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
DISASTROUS FIRE.

Chicago. Jan. z7.-fire In the ma
chinery district tonight caused dam
eecs Of $4,000. The flames were
confined 10 a FIVE story structure at
2e3o Canal street wien houses half
2 dozen firms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
STRICKEN VITA APoPLExY.

Peoria. IT, Jan. Thames l. Burk-
halter. president or the Farmers AMI
Merchants bank Of Galesburg. was
stricken with apoplexy today in the
bank and died a few minutes after
wards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
Return Compliment.

The young men who were guests at
the leap year dance given recently by
n number of girls will entertain in
the latters' honor w;In a dance next
Monday night, Feb. .. al X. NJ X. G..
hall.
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loo Late 70 cIassifx.

WANTED-Partnes viii $100 for
moving picture and vaudeville road
show. | have $50 outfit; also COOL
time booked. Address i, H. car
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

Tobacco Plant Has Flcarished.
The tobacco plant has grown larger
Anii more profuse In the United States
han in any other country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28
Called OF.

Theatre gcers We're disappointed
last night at the failure Of the com.
pany billed to play In Woman 5
Power ar Mr.. Wiliiamson's opera
house, TO go ahead with the perform.
ance The show was not put on on
account Of the severe illness OF tine
leading man. who was suddenly
stricken with pneumonia. 1t is I'M
dersrood that Mr.. Williamson REIN.
tursed these who had previously pur
chased tickets.
This is the third troop booked TO
appear here whose leading man or
some important participant in the
piece has been unable to perform
their part on account Of illness
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

we must remember that the wise
rapa Of to-day fails in love with the
modern Girl for other qualities than
her mere beauty or personal charm
Hearth and Home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

-:se Worst Of Enemies.
Cardinal De Retz: lll.foupded enc
niles are ever the most. obstinate.
ECZEMA NOW CURABLE
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

Oyster Supper Friday. January
31st. Given by the Young Ladies So.
dality OF St Patrieks church at the
church hall Supper rs cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

Read the Bulletin and get al the
news while II II nsvx
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

H.. H. Lane head OF the Michigan
Buggy company OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
was in the city yesterday en- route to
points in Arkansas where he con-
templates the purchase of timber
lands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-28

Mrs. J r Moreand Is at Murphys-
boro visiting friends,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-08-15
Additional L'Anse News


Wednesday afternoon number Of
lads from one, Of the nearby lumber
camps struck town and proceeded to
coil up" Among them was Gunnard
Nelson, who had desire to show his
fighting qualities. When opposite
Levitan's store he endeavored to get
into mixup with a companion but
was interrupted by Foreman Tollefson,
from the Taylor. This displeased Nelson
and resulted in his hitting Tollefson a
stunning blow on the nose. Realizing
what he had done Nelson made dash
to escape from the clutches of the law,
and after running through business
place, thence into an ally and lodging
here and there he was finally captur ed
at the rear of Edwardsen's place, by
Sheriff Cosgrove, and landed in jail.
He was given hearing Thursday
morning and plead guilty. A fine
amounting to $ll.5O and costs or thirty
days in the Jail was imposed. Failing to
to produce the former he was returned
to the county bastile.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-08-15
MUST OMIT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Go vernment VIII Not Hereafter Print
Business Cards on Envelopes..

Busin ess people throughout the coun-
try who have been in the habit of us
ing stamped envelopes will be interested
in recent order issued by the postal
departm ,nt that provides that hereafter
no advertisement will be printed on the
stamped envelopes furnished by it. The
ruling is made to comply with an act
of congress, approved in June, 1906, but
which has heretofore not been strictly
lived up to. The act provides that no
envelopes shall be sold by the govern
ment containing advertisements of any
nature, whether printed, autographed or
engraved, except a printed request to
return the letter to the sender in case
of non-delivery.
The matter to be printed will be linn
tied to request to return after CIV
en- number of days, name of purchaser
or society, rural delivery route, box num-
Der or street address. Names indicat-
ing or incidentally disclosing the nature
of the purchasers business will not be
printed on the envelopes unless it be GER
tilted by the postmaster with the re-
QUESTION that such name is under cor
porate charter of corporation or co-part-
nership agreement and that the name
has not been assumed merely to get
the advertisement on the envelopes.
Such titles as IN. D., REV." Il. L.
d." ETC., will not be printed unless the
postal authorities are satisfied that such
titles are necessary for Identification and
not for advertising purposes.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-08-15
NOTICE.

The tax roll for the village Of
Baraga for the year 1908 is now in
my hands for collection. The fee is
one per cent, II paid before August 9Th.
Following that date the rate will be
4 per cent, will receive same In my
office at my residence, every Friday
between the hours Of 3 a, m, and p. m.
JOSEPH E. SrGEkMAlN,
Village Treasurer.
Dated Baraga, June 9th, 1908. SPIT