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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
CAIRO IN 1867
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Health Officer Sumerwell had ar
ranged TO carry out city quarantine
regulations for keeping ont yellow
fever. He had engaged the ferryboat
Rockford, Capt Jack Hodges, to an
Choir at Island No, l. Dr. Perkins
examining physician. was aboard Thu
captain also had six FOUNDER on the
boat to use in case OF necessity
A donation party was held at the
Cairo Orphan Asylum on Oct -; 81
in cash was received. as well as pro
visions, bedding, etc, worth several
times that sum.
The Independent Orier of Good
Templars held convention in Carr
on Oct. 10th aud 11th. Eight lodge
and 40 members were represented
in the convention. A platform OF
principles was adopted aud officer.
were elected
On Sunday. Oct. goth. Rev. c. f.
Foote was formally installed as pastor
Of The Presbyterian church. Rev D..
TAYLOR Of Alton preached the sermon.
Rev. Mr. Luce of Carbonate gave
The charge TO the pastor while Rev.
Mr.. OmsieaI OF Caledonia. delivered
the charge 10 the people.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
CHALLENGE FROM p. c. csHUH &
SONS.

Paul G.. Schulz & Sons are seeking
the worst case Of dyspepsia or consu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Cairo, Alexander County Illinois
Population 1917.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS B. MAHON&,
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST EORDMAf
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. s. EAGAN
Alexander County, Population 22,46T,
County Clerk, JESSE r. MILLEE
Circuit Clerk. LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK e. DAVIS
States Attorney, ALEX. WILSON
County Superintendent Of Schools,
oROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED q.
NELLis.
Ecard Of County Commissioners.
j. ] TENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. Erwin CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
Mo. VIII. s.r-na in PL1no.

An ordinary piano contains milo o'
Elro .iii"y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

Rail- limo ears due to leave Second st. &C
DSft hthaC ing north on Commercial Ave.
every % minutes from n. m. to II D. IN.
Gong north.on Walnut Stevery Is minutes
from sos a. m to 1855 y. IN.
PODlar 81. Line HoIbFook sa AYE car ar due
ng north ON llolhrook.. ut 5fl7 6;27; 6i2 8.47;
1l2 am. and on the same minutes every hour
until 1873 and ll:t2 y. IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st, at Sag;
GIa: 6:3i. GI9 and I:0I IA. nj. and on same min
utes every hour until 1854 and ll0i p. m.
Poplar Sc. cars due To pass ST Marys park
% minutes after leaving second St.
Bell Line Owl Cars h It5 J. On m T i9sa T.
m. 80 a. M. go a. m; $3.50 4. m. $3.50 u. M;
$50 q. m,
north on Commercal--l2 =. m. a. m. a
m. 3 a. III. ( q, N. 5 q. ~,
Belt and owl cars are due to pass West
rhrtyiourth 81. Is minutes after leaving
second st.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01

The Bulletin ID on sale at the follow
Ing places:
coleman's, 2fS Eighth Street.
Halliday House News stand.
Biue Front Restaurant.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
Wabash improvements.

The Wabash recently installed
an electric power plant at Moberly
shop designed to run the foundry,
washout plant, turntable. coal ell.
evator aud pumping plant, all Of
which are located at some distance
from the main shop and were
equipped with seperate steam boilers
and engines; also TO furnish light
for the shops, freight and passen-
ger depots aud division offices.
The pumping plant has some en-
tirely new features. Being located
at a reservoir more than a mile
from the shops, an electrec pump
with a capacity of 500, 900 gallons
per day was installed with an au-
tomato stopping aud starting ar.
rangement connected with the tank
at the shops, which requires no
attendants. When the tank is
full, the pump is stopped by an
ingenious piece of mechanism
which again starts it when it
reaches certain level, thus pro-
viding a uniform supply automatic.
ally.
Another interesting attachment
TO the pump is one to prevent
freezing, there being no danger if
1t is in operation, aud this device
switches on an electric heater,
which operates while the pump is
stopped and automatically cuts
out the heat every time the pump
starts.
The whole arrangement shows
how nearly human performance is
possible through the application
of electricity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
We have a number of the most
eligible building sites in town for
sale. Lakenan & Barnes.
Admidistrix Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
upon the estate OF Freder-
lex, Clapper, late Of Audrain County. do
ceased, have been granted the under
signed by the Probate Court Of said An-
drain County. bearing date tho 18th day
OF Oct, 1908. All persons having claims
against said estate are required TO exhIb-
Il them to me for allowance within ono
year after date OF said letters, or they
may DO preluded from benefits OF said
estate; aud II such claims are not oxhib-
tied within two years from the time o
the publication OF this notice, they will
be forever barred.
MARY \. CLAPPER.
Administrative.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
Big Poultry Show.

The following should interest
chicken raisers in this county:
AS the officers of the Central
Missouri Poultry Association have
decided to hold their ninth annual
exhibition at Armstrong, Missouri
November 24-2S, 1908. they re-
request and expect the patronage
OF the poultry fanciers of the grand
state OF Missouri as we'll as neigh.
boring states. You will find in
Howard county IA people who'll
show you a quality of poultry that
is second to none in any commun-
ity.
The citizens of Armstrong well
come you to this grand exhibition
of thoroughbred poultry. Gaia.
logs will be out by November
l, and you should send
your name aud address to the
secretary that you may get on the
mailing list. Membership fee is
only 30 cents per year, which gives
your name and variety OF fowles
bred in the catalog, which is worth
more than the cost for your adver.
Using standpoint. Write for prices
of catalogue advertising, aud take
IA page or two of advertising with
us.
You will find the officers of the
Association pleasant people to do
business with aud they guarant' 9
every body square deal, aud
that you will receive your money
in full before the show closes.
They expect to have a good list
of specials, including silver cups.
which will be competed for by mem
bers only. Join them aud get to
every premium Offered
The cash premium offered are
Pens, $500, $3.50, Sl.00.
Single entries. 81 so, $1.00, Soc,
which is much larger than offered
by m ost associations.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29

We still have some choice Pan.
handle Texas lands that we bought
before the late advance. II you
want to invest in Texas. call.
uov12 I.akeuan & Barnes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
Executrix's Notice.

Notice Il hereby given shat letters
testamentary upon the estate Of Jerry
Shahan, late OF Audraln Cou nnty
deceased, have been granted the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court Of said Au-
drain County. bearing date the 9Th day Of
Sept, 1908. All persons having claims
against said estate are required 70 exhlb-
ID them 10 me for allowance, wittlg one
year after date OF said letters, or tneS
may be precluded from benefits Of said
estate; and II such claims are not exhib-
tied within two years from the time OF
the publication OF this notice, they viii
be forever barred.
Mary shahan. Execntri1.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29

1. NJ. Richards.
Agent Wabash r. Il. Go.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
Low Ons Way COIOnists Fares

To the West and Northwest via
the Wabash. On sale ia lily ept.
LIST to Oct. 3lst, 1908. To Port
land. Ore, an Francisco. Sacra.
mento. San Diego aud Los Angeles
Cali. 1880. Also low rates to
many other points in Arizona, Cal
ifornia, Idaho, Montana. Mexico,
Nevada. New Mexico, Oregon,
Utah. Washington and British
Columbia. For full particulars.
call or address.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29

Rate of $500 to Sedalia aud re-
turn will be allowed by the Chicago
& Alton Railroad. Dates of sale.
Oct. End to 9th. Morning trains
of the 9thi final limit. oct.lO.
For futher particulars apply to e.
f. Mathews. Ticket Agent G. & A.
Railroad, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29

To all points in Texas aud Okla.
homa, also certain points in many
other States. On sale first aud
third Tuesdays OF each month un.
ill and including Dec. 1908. For
rates, limits etc.. call or address
/. NJ. Richards.
Agent Wabash r. r.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29

Until further notice return tick
cts will be sold each Sunday from
all stations to stations distant not
exceeding 100 miles. One and one
half fare with no rate less than
fitty cents. Limit to return only
on date OF sale.
e. F. Mathews,
Tiki Agt. Mexico, No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
NQtiCa Of Final SRttlaHalt.

Notice is hereby given that final settle
ment Of the estate Of II. Ernest Berrey,
deceased, will be made at the Nov. term
Of the Probate Court Of Audrsln County,
State OF Missouri, 10 be held at Mexico,
on the second Monday, 1908.
Il. L. Borrey, Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
500 h s.alIil nd Ettn Va iAs w.
blihl

Account Missouri tate Fair.
Tickets sold Oct. End to 9Th in
elusive. Returning leaving eda-
liza not later than Oct. 10, 1908.
/. n. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. Co,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
This Is a Fact

That the newest aud most up to-
date line Of dress goods aud silks
can be found At MeLoney's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
WHO0PED IT UP.
Folk and Cowherd Make a Visit
to the Estate Of Pike"

County Democrats held Above feast
tonight. Colonel David A. Ball
presided and introduced the speak
ers in the characteristic wit of n
native son OF Pike. William $.
Cowherd and Governor Folk were
the speakers.
Introducing Mr.. Cowherd, Mr..
Ball said:
Il want it distinctly understood
that | am for the whole Democrat
ic ticket, Bryan. Cowherd and all "
The appearance Of Mr.. Cowherd
and Mr.. Ball, erstwhile rivals for
the Democratic nomination for
Governor, in the Pike Countayn's
home town was greeted with great
applause.
Mr.. Cowherd talked along the
lines of his speeches elsewhere in
Pike county.
Senator Stone denies that the
lawless elements are support ng
him" said Governor Folk in his
address, yet he might as well
deny that the sun shines or any
other truth apparent to all. Every
one knows that he bases whatever
faint hopes of success he has in
counting upon the support of the
element in the large .cities bitterly
opposed to me because of the en-
forcement of the liquor and gamb-
ling laws of the State.
Ask any lawbreaker whom he
opposes and one answer will he
given by all. Ask any man who
wants wide open city or State
whom he is against and one answer
will be given by all. That these
elements are fighting me no one
can truthfully deny.
When my opponent was Gov
ernOr he did not enforce the liquor
and gambling laws, though he had
the same power to do SO that |
have had. Perhaps this accounts
for the attitude of those elements.
All Stone has to show for
twenty-five years Of public Office is
a mess of pottage when Governor,
and while Senator a letter from n
Republican Senator cOmplimenting
him very highly to the Democrats
of Missouri for trying to give away
SCI, 500 of the peoples money.
His asking for reelection on his
record would be laughable were
there not danger some good man
may be deceived into supporting
him because he claims to be a
democrat.
He is a terrible fellow to fight
Republicans on the platform and
then to vote with them.
Senator Stone says: 1 confess
l do not maintain any such rela
tions with the Republicans of the
Senate or with Republicans in
ecutive station as gives me any
especial claims upon their attention
or their favor
That is a charge of base ingrat-
itude against Republican Senator
Warner. He must thiuk Aldrich
is ungrateful for he voted with
Aldrich on a number of important
messages on the side OF special in
tesests and against the people aud
he introduced an amendments the
rate law increasing the maximum
punishment, but decreasing in the
minimum punishment aud max
ing the shippers, as well as
the railroad officials, subject to
punislments. This made it diff
cult 10 obtain evidence. This
amendment was adopted, Aldrich
and his crowd voting for it.
BE failed to vote on the rail-
road law providing that railroads
shall not be dealers in commodities
lhey carry. He voted against the,
impeachment of Judge Swayzer
and in doing so voted against
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-29
Senator Stones Latest.

If ! had known that all of this
hullabaloo would be raised about
it, | think would not have pre-
scented it. would have told Mr.
Warner that there were eagle eyes
watching me down in Missouri and
that he could introduce his own
bills. Words of Senator Stone
regarding the Atkins, bill, from
speech delivered by him at Dexter,
Mo-, October 10, 1908.
The foregoing is Senator Stones
latest expression concerning the
Atkins bill. The paragraphs wor-
thy of careful and analytical con.
sideration.
What is it that he calls a hula.
baloo"i 1t is the honest and
spontaneous indignation of an out
ragged Missouri citizenship. And
why does he refer thus petuluntly
to this Missouri hullabaloof"
when men are robbed, have they
not a right to complaint The
subtreasury at st. Louis was loot
ed of SOL ,j00-"a large sum-" ms
Congressman .ShackelCord vel
says-and the thief has never yet
been caught. The Maryland Cas-
uality company, a wealthy copora
ton, for valuable consideration,
signed the sub'relsurer's bond and
agreed to make good any losses.
Now that the loss has occurred, au
attempt is made to pass a pill thru
Congress of the United States. re-
lieving the subtreasurer of liability
for this shortage, and thus relieving
the bonding company; in effect,
taking SCI 800 out of the treasury
and dumping it into the swollen
Golfers of an eastern corporation
without one cent of consideration
therefor TO the people OF Missouri
or theUnited States.
Are the Democrats of Missouri
to sit idly by and see the rablic
treasury pluudered Of this vast sum,
in order to reimburse II THEFTf
Let every Democrat answer this
question for himself.
If he had known that this hula
baloo" was coming. Senator Stone
says: Il think would not have
presented it. | would have told
Mr.. Warner that there were eagle
eyes watching me down in Miss.
ouri, and that he could introduce
his own bills"
In other words, Senator Stone
did it because he thought that
eagle eyes" were NOT watching;
he thought nobody was looking.
he does not say TINT il he had to
go over the matter again he would
do other wise because it is wrong
to reimburse a theft not that at
all. But he does say, in plain
words, that he would not have done
it simply because he was being
watched.
Missouri is tired of keeping a
Senator in Office who has to be
watched. We want representa-.
tives ut Washington who will
guard our interests without being
watched.
Senators Stones latest express
sion upon the AFius bill rs a plain
confession that he was. in this
matter, betraving the confidence of
Missouri Democrats Boys, |
didn't know you were looking, or
wouldn't have done it," This,
substantially, is what he says.
II is noticeable. however, that
the Senator always, refers to the
Atkins bill as Mr.. Warner s"bill.
II it was Senator Warmers bill
why did not Senator Stone vote 4.
Rainst iti The Congressional Rec
cord shows that the Atkins relief
bill passed TIE Senate of the Unit
ed States by UNANIMOUS CON
SENT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
MURDERER
CAUGHT AT
CHtMAWA

.ames Parkenute Koosie, wah'su
for the murder Of feilow-tribesnlah
at North Yakima, Washington was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harry T
Minto at Chemswa, where the WHY
redskin had enrolled as STUDENT
hoping all trace of him would tnus
be lost.
The arrest followed telegraphic
adyjces from Sheriff Edwards OF
North Yakima, who advised sherlH
Culyer that the Indian would PROB
ably be found in some Indian school
when Koosie was told that ne was
under arrest, he manifested no sur
urise but with usual Indian nom
chalance stated he believed there
was some kind Of drunken brawl'
Beyond this he protested complete
ignorance for what he is wanted.
Before he can be taken back 10
North Yakima. extradition papers
will have TO be secured and an officer
send down here by Sheriff Edwards
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
ONE DAY ENOUGH
OF MAINE LIFE

lunited Press Leased wlrel
San Francisco. July Mrs. Bee
Deery Aine Is consulting her lawyers
today trying TO solve the problem as
TO how she may once more become
Miss Bee Deery, having repented her
marriage 10 a man 81 years her SEN
Tor within "a hours after the nuptia'
knot was tied The unhappy bride
alleges that her husband deceived
her as 10 the extent OF his worldly
possessions.
Mrs. Aine has been employed as 4
waitress az Oakland for several
months. She formerly lived al Point
Richmond where she met Aine. Mon
day she resigned her position and q
few hours later was married. Yes
terday she appeared at the once OF
the justice who performed the we'd
ding ceremony and asked him 10
nullify II, He was unable 70 comply
with her demand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01

Either the Southern Pacific co"'
many are planning great improve
ments on their track running
through this section of the country
without announcing It with a PAM
wagon or else there is gentleman
giving the name of o'Brlen' win q
yorv magnfent Imagination, when
he uses to gain the loan OF a dollar'
which he doesn't get.
"o'Bren' is quite pleasant look
inc gentleman, smooth shave ana
sleek He has been contracting
with the business men of this city
during the last couple OF days.
"o'Brien" is grand contractor;
thinks nothing OF ordering carload
or two of hay and grain, or similar
amount of oats: incidentally wants
10 borrow a dollar from the man.
whom he wants to make the deal
With; wants 100 loaves of bread
each day in the week, but winds up
with flourish Of 800 on Saturday
Lastly he wants ESQ mattresses --
that Is the last of all the reports
which have been heard of thus iar'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
STRANGER I
ORDERS SUPPLIES
BY CARLOAD

"O'Brien" made his first visit n
the California bakery, where he IN.
formed the manager that he repre.
sented the firm of Foley Bros a
Welch of Seattle, who we're going n
grade the track of the Espee CON-
pany. He would like ARRANGEMENTS
made for supplying him with 100
loaves daily and 800 on Saturday
Tillson G Company next received n
call and an order for two carloads of
hay and one of oats. "Pshaw,
Change ran out,-could you lend me
a dollar" But Tlllson & Company
couldn't; instead sent a telegram IN
Foley Bros. & Welch," making IN
uuiries, which telegram has as vet
failed to bring an answer. Two hun
dred and eighty mattresses was next
ordered from the House Furnishing
cannot
be found; didn't even, take the
trouble to register at hotel.
In the meanwhile, Southern Paci-
ic Agent Houston IS wondering
what deal his company has on which
they have not communicated to him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
TAFT Is
OUT OF
A JOB

Washington, July William y
Taft at noon today formally trans-
ferred the Office OF the secretary Of
war TO Luke +. Wright. An infor:
nal reception was held and Tat,
acting as master Of ceremonies, IN.
troduced Secretary Wright to the
officials and clerks OF the depart
ment. Secretary Wright received
many messages OF congratulatlon
and n number OF bouquets In honor
OF the occasion.
Taft finds himself OF the payroll
for the first time In % years Dur
ing that period he has held eight diff
ferent appointive Offices. He was
never elected TO any Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
DRY LAW
BECOMES
EFFECTIVE

tIniteu lFett Lehs~I NHt'
Medford, Or, July l.-Saloon'
and breweries today went out OF
business In ell southern oregon
counties except Jackson, where the
recent prohibition election was de-
clared void by the circuit court be-
cause the order for election included
the city OF Medford which was ex.
empted from the sphere Of the local
option law by special charter.
Judge II. K. Hanna yesterday Ia
sued an injunction on application Of
r. G. Smith and E. E. Kelly, at
torneys for county liquor dealers, re-
straining the county court from de-
claring prohibition in effect in the
county. The permanent injunction
already secured revented the en-
forcement OF prohibition in Medford.
From Jackson county boundary 20
Marion county, a stretch OF nearly
300 miles and from the coast 70
Lake county, 800 miles is now dry
territory, The Roseburg brewery
will make beer and the Grants, Pass
brewery, denatured alcohol. Saloons
have been Offering their stock az
sacrifice prices and will ship remain
ing stocks back TO wholesalers.
Medford Is the only large town
south Of Salem that remains wet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
FIGHT AND NO HUGGING
MATCH SAYS REFEREE
United Press Leased w're.)


San Francisco. July 1t will
be a fight and not a hugging match
when Cans and Nelson meet next
Saturday." declared Referee JACK
welch today, following up his de-
termination which led him to go to
Nelson's camp last evening for sef-
ious talk with the Dane.
welch has made up his mind that
there shall be no repetition of the
holding which took up so much Of
the time in the Goldfeld fight be-
tween the two light weights.
The question has arisen over the
discovery Of a clause in the articles,
put in at Nelson's request, which
provides that the fighters agree that
the referee shall not put his hands
on either OF them and that they shall
break away at HIS command.
welch says he will referee the
fight according 10 the Marquis OF
Queensberry rules. He says he viii
not disqualify both men and stop
the fight which great crowds will
have paid money to witness, II they
refuse to break at his command, bls
that he will separate them by force.
Nelson did his last boxing before
the fight today. He Is in fine condi-
tion and Is confident that the time
has come for the curtain 70 fall or
the fighting career OF Joe Cans. The
negro, however, maintains his att,-
tude OF superiority and the fact tha.
the betting remains at TO against
the battler, looks like Cans is ioine1
In his belief by the talent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
AaEsyese:.,!&.';!s.
ksxsXs1s&kSksXsIsE
Jack Rodgers Happy

J. p. Rodgers this morning re-
eeiyed a handsome Tiffany ware ami
silver vage awarded to him by the
Portland Rose Festival association
for the best decorated launch at the
Portland Rose Festival. Mr.. Rodgers
aid no; know any prizes were offered
and he was much surprised when he
Jaw the beautiful vase with his name
and the name OF his launch. Eagle"
engraved on a. Mr.. Rodgers had
about 100 electric lights on his
launch In Portland but he will have
l75 on his boat here on the Fourth
In Jacks own words he Is stepping
higher than a blind mule today"
This Is once that Salem went to
Portland and captured the prizes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
SAILORS ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE PROVES FUTILE

San Francisco, July doctors
OF the battlesh.p Kentucky today an.
nouneed that NJ. c. Coray. the sailor
who stabbed himself last night. will
recover from his wound. Coray en-.
tered saloon, took a drink and
shouted; This is the last" Then
he produced knife and before any
one could interfere, plunged II into
his breast, He was taken 10 tho
Central Emergency hospital ana
later removed to the Kentucky. He
came from Winchester, IN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-01
WILL RETIRE TWO
CAPTAINS OF FLEET
limited Iress Leased Wire.I

United Press Leased Wirel
Washington, July 1.-Two cap
tains with the battleship feet In San
Francisco will probably be retired by
the board OF rear admlrals next FRI
day The board will meet Thursday
10 decide upon the men 10 be placed
upon the retired list and forward IFS
report to the secretary OF the navy.
The report will be published at once
10 relieve the anxiety OF the officers
Upon compulsory retirement under
the personnel act, March 8, 1898,
officers are allowed three-quarter1
sea pay o. the next rank above.