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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-06
BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED.

Sedan. kas.. Sept Bib Tenant
and Harry Coleman who robbed tho
Chautauqua State Bank az Chautau-
qua Springs. April Il. last. locking
Cashier sAterhouse and Del EssIey
q customer. in the vault. plead guilty
riay and each was given an indetar-
inmate sentence Of from ten to TWEEN
- one years in the state refonmatorv.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-06
The Value of Goo.
Digestion
10 easy to figure if you know what your stomach
is worth Kodol keeps the stomach at par value
by nsurng good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.

n special effort by "tonics" and
"stimulants" doesn't cure anything,
OF accomplish an good Neither
does dieting. Indigestion and tho
serious ailments which II induces
ran be averted ana corrected only
By natural means
KOdoi supplies this na'u-al
means II performs the sfomach's
work FOR it-jIst as the stomach
shauii perform if-while the stom-
sch takes > Ht'le rest. for the
---.--a~h'- sake F."
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-06
Villas ESTATE $4,000

Madison. Wis. sept 5-AccoriinE
70 petition TO probate the wiIl of
The late William =. Villas. hIei 10 TIE
county court this afternoon. his es-
tste is valued AZ SSf2.anA n consists
81 S142-epo real estate. and see. eoa
personal rr"rerfr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-06
cUwmIHs MAKES STATEMENT.

De- Moines. Sept 5-Goyeuor
'ummins TODAY ISSUED a statement tn
The stand patfers" opposition eie.
ment declaring that 81 he j. elected
for the short term and Is not the
choice Of tire Republicans at the No
vember election h vill resign and
take the stump for the successful can
Fffafn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
AIRSHIP AT FAIR
Baldwin to Give Exhibitions at Danbury- Ninety one Con secutive Flights With
 out Mishap.

Cant Thomas Scott Baldwin. ac- knowledged master of tho air, the man who has made over 500 flights into snaco and who made ninety one air ship ascenslons in 1907. alighting al the exact spot of ascent. a record that stands out bright in tho history oi aeronaullcs, will bring a duplicate oi tho famous United States government dirigble to the Danbury Fair. october 6 to 10. The management of this fair were not entirely satisfied with the air ship they had last year and have. after lengthy negotiations. succeeded in sc curing the peer of all dIrigible shin sviators 10 show the people the kind of ship tho government thought enough of to buy.
 Captain Baldwin has just sold to tho war department the first airship evel bought by the United states govern ment This ship had to meet condi- tions that other airshlp inventors call cd impossible, but that only added tc the eagerness of Captain Baldwin, whc has been accomplishing things all his life that others called impossible. He succeeded in filling government specih- cations and the ship ho navigated al Washington a month ago is now a ye' hicle of war in the government ser. vice A duplicate of this ship will bt brought to the fair by the captain ano operated by him in person. II will bc among his first series of flights since the Fort Myer trials and his last show ing in his section of the country this year, as immediately after the DanhurS Fair he will go south for a season o exhibitions The flights at the Dan bury fair are planned to be simila, to those made during tho government tests. and will give the people an ides of the tremendous advances made il arships in the past year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
MARIE CAHnM COMING.
At the Hyperion October 2 and in
 "The Boys and Betty"

"The Boys and Betty"
 The London gaiety girl has her rival on the American stage. The latter Is the Marie Cahill Hong -skirted" chorus girl, for she Is fast becoming quite the most fascinating institution in Ameri- can dramatic affairs.
 What is she-well. medium sized a whirlwind dancer of much gracc--a splendid singer-and above all a typo of the American beauty. She is not gum chewing, voiced musical come dy wildcat. but sweet American girl of refinement
 The type was called new and surpris- ingly interesting when Miss Cahill first introduced her girls in Molly Moon- shine" and there was a great deal of fun poked at the general idea that | chorus girl could show the general at- tributes of society girl on the stage and yet earn living. But Miss Cahill set out with determination character istic of her. She had a long-skdrted chorus In Molly Moonshine" another in Marrying Nary and the girls in "The Boys and Betty" which will como to the Hyperion. Friday and Saturday. Oct, 2 and 3. will number twenty-fosirs the largest assemblage- of chorus girls In musical comedy today. There ara larger choruses, but Manager Daniel V. Arthur does not use chorus men in his productions.
 The dresses of Marie Cahilfs chorus will again be ankle high and tho beau-y ty exceptional /
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
U. S. TEAM FORCES AHEAD.
Lawn Tennis Players Leave British
 Representatives Behind

Boston, Sept. 1S.--The United States lawn tennis players forged ahead of their British visitors In the interna- tional match in doubles at the Long wood Cricket club to-day, Harold IT. Hackett and r. K. Alexander. the nat ional champions. disposing of M. J. c. Ritchie and John c. Parke. sets to 1, The scores were 6-3, 2-7. 7-5, 6-1.
 Except for a nine-game slump. which began in the second set and ex- tended into the third. the American team showed the steady, resourceful play which has been tho feature of their work since they first paired in the sport five days ago. The visitors. while considerably handicapped by lack of team play. showed excellent generalship and seldom became in- volved.
 They played almost wholly in the back court. only running In when there came an opportunity for smash ing. Many of the strokes, especially those of Alexander, were fairly thrill ling, while at critical period in the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
sIGNoR ARzrMo's CONCERT.
Standing Room Only to bc Had a
 Musical Event Last Evening.

The concert and dance given by Sig nor Nunzio Arzillo of this city last evening at Harmonic hall proved to be drawing card for the lovers of classical music in this city, for at o'clock, when tho concert commenced, nothng but standing room was to be had In the hall
 The artist, with whom Oscar Ham mersteln was favorsbly impressed up- on hearing his voice, was assisted last evening by Mrs. May Bradley Kelsey, the well known soprano soloist of the United church choir, and George E. Avis, the bass soloist at Center church. Prof. F. Fasano was tho lead ar of the orchestra, and Max knitel Treuman accompanied the singers
 Tho concert commenced at 8 o'clock when the signor swelled forth in that beautiful dramatic tenor voice, sing i ing Fri Tn.
 | After the concert the chairs were cleared away and the audience turned themselves toward dancing Consider able praise is duo to Miss Jeanette E Studley, who by her untiring efforts made the affair musical success.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
POLICE LAY SIEGE TO HOUSE.
Chicago Squad in Desperate Pistol
 Fight With Murdcrers.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-A desperate re- volver fight took place early ths morning, when the police attempted to force an entrance into house where John Kapuska, wanted on charge of two murders, was supposed to be in hiding
 Last night the police received word that the house was barricaded. sni it was believed that kapusRa was ir- side. \ squad was dispatchs1 to he scene and surrounded the house. A demand for Kapuska's surrs 1dor was answered with fusllade of shots
 The police replied with a volley and then prepared to storm the place. A few moments later 1t became apparent that the occupants of the honse had used all their ammunition. and the police charged, smashing in the dodrg, and captured three men, but kapuska escaped.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
POLES NEXT WEEK
High Order of Star Attractions "A Night With the
 Poets.

A feature attraction that has called forth lots of favorable comment and an added attraction that Is pronounced the greatest condensed musical mum Der ever attempted In vaudeville are the headline announcements of Mana" ger Poli this week, for his new bill to begin Monday at tho matinee,
 "A Night With tho Poets" is the ti- tie of the feature number which Is magniflccntly mounted and will pre- $, ni with great effects one of ihe pret- test vaudeville numbers that have come this way thus far this season, It Is n reading, singing and speciality act of the higher grade and presents In new form Il vaudeville diversion that wll undoubtedly be welcomed by the devoIecs of this form of amusement.
 Partcuar attention has been paid lo the headline number as being some thing out of tho usual run of vaudc- k another indication of the growing possibilities of vaudeville as q cater CT to all manner of tastes.
 The advent of Ed. Wynn. formerly of the team of Wynn and Lewis and who made such a favorable impression as one of tho lively Rah, Rah Boys, last season will present this seasons best and biggest condensed musical comedy ever brought ont Wynn k to bc the star with company of twelve. mostly girls. chief among whom will be Belle & Ashlyn. who is tho head model in tho department store around which most of the plot is concocted.
 The story Is one of the department store life and added interest Is created because a love story is cntwined among the ribbons and notions sold in tho store. Wynn has many new song hits chief among them being Button Me Down the Back" The Two Green Lights" Nay. Nay. the Busiest Man in Town I'd Guess You" and tho fln- ale of "Thc Honeymoon Train" The act Is staged by Ned Wayhurn who Is crcditable as Wayburn provided many vaudeville hits. Tho c. l.. Waterbury O. are responsible for tho putting for ward of the number and Irwin Cobl' and Stafford Waters have written the material and song numbers. The cos tunes alone arc said to have cost s5,- O00
 The ollo will have Hoey and Lee again reunited with new line of par odies and comedy work. Mcconnell and simpson In Writing a Hit" Gilroy Haynes and Montgomery with theiI nautical comedy "The Good ship Nan. ~ Lee" Yamomonta Bros. with their Japuanese perch and wire work. Smith and Heagney and the electrograph with Student Jokes and some other new SC. ries of the motion pictures.
 | Seats arc now selling for the first few performances next week. Subscrip. tion list if open at the box office. Tele. phone lo2
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
False Friends" & Strong Mel odrama, for Monday, Tues
 day and Wednesday,

ono of the most colorful and spec taoular melodramatlc offerings of sev- eral seasons arc promised to tho pat rons of the Grand opera house in A. c. Spencer's big scenic production of False Friends" which Is to he seen at this popular amusement place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, From other cities where this prctcn- tos sccnic-mclodrama has been seen during thls, It's first season, come the most glowing reports of It's unprccc- dented hlt with tho followers of mclo. drama. While particular stress is laid upon the lavish and detailed mount ing of It's eleven scenes the sponsors for this offering claim for 1t all of the heart rt-Warming romantic interest, pathos and human sentiment that held sway on the melodramatic stage be- fore the present craze for elaborate scenery. It has tho old style romance. that holds Its audience charmed from beginning to end, together with the most up-to-date results of the modern scenic artists and stage mechanics crafts. In writing tho play Robert Norton has not attempted to get away from the traditions admired hy mclo- drama patrons, but has used tho beau tiful old story of mans love and a wonan's patience and constance un- der the dircst sdversIty-a story. old In sentiment. but now in construction and plot. with new characters un- hackneyed by stage use, new phases of present day existence and human nature, and new scenes never before Introduced on the stage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
"t Square Deal"

The concluding performances In the offering of the superb political com edy. "A Square Deal" with otis R. Thayer in tho leading role, will be given at the Grand opera house this afternoon and evening The produc- ton Is offered at popular prices and Is an immense hit II is a big laugh through the entire four acts and is a piece that appeals as much to women and children as to men
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

third set, Hackctt retrieved | couple of seemingly impossible balls for out of court. which enabled the Americans to get back into position and finally win the point. Alexander'S cratic play in the second set failed to dis concert his partner, and this steadi- ness by Hackett was one of the main contributing features of tho dnal out- come.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

hc may be persuaded upon to open a class in fencing.
 Mrs, Benjamin Scovillc, his wife, who is known on the Rialto as Miss Lee Foster Schubert, is famous dancer and has worked in the london production of Ben Hur, "The Land of Nod" "A Knight for a Day" and nearly lost her life in the lroduois theator fire in Chicago, where shc was solo dancer in "Tho Bluebeard." Mrs, Scoville will a little later receive pu- pills in buck and wing. clog. fancy and pantomimc dancing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
NASHVILLE.

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kuebe of Brooklyn, N. r.. are the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Graf of Alden avenue for awhile.
 Misses Eva, Mabel and Flora Whit tlesey of Providence, R. l.. are the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. M. A. Hamlon of Davis street for awhile.
 The Blues and the Edgewoods will play ball in West Rock park grounds this afternoon. The game will be called at o'clock sharp. This game is expected to be very exciting game as the Blues have a very fine team. They have played the East Side and also the Annex in which they won.
 Mir. Donald Mitchell of Forest street, who has been very III, ia so much improved that he Is able to he out for short time each day.
 St James Episcopal church-Holy communion. 7:So q. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 1o:3o. Sunday school 12 m.
 Congregational church Morning sermon. 10:3o. Sunday school, 12 m. Y. P. S. C.'E.. 6:30.
 Methodist church--Morning sermon, 10:S0. Sunday school, 12 in. Junior Epworth league. 3;3O. Senior Ep- worth league, 6:30 ?. in.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
NORTHERN sOuTHERNERs.

New York, Sept. 1s.--A circalar letter addressed to southern men Lv- ing and voting in this city, of whom, 1t is said there are S0,000, has been s- sued calling upon them to join a new local movement for the support of Bryan. No reference is made In the circular to the democratic sta.e ticket.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Detectives Watch This Drama.


 New York central office detectives frankly admit that in his latest play The Wall. Street Detective" which he will present at the Grand opera house Howard Hall has given very valuable solution of the celebrated bond robbery of dozen years ago, which has been one of the most bafl- ing mysteries of the criminal annals of the metropolis. MT. Hall made a most thrilling and entertaining play out of the theme, and the fact that |, has real foundation and may pro yoke further developments merely adds interest to the drama. The pres ent engagement of the play Is for three nights commencing Thursday, September c4. with usual matinee Sat urday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
OUTING SUCCESSFUL.
Trades Council Cleared S4OO on Labor
 Day Affair

The regular meeting of the Trades council was held in Trades Council hall last night The committee in charge of the Labor Day outing made its report and It was announced that the coun- cil had cleared s400 on the outing, which was one of the most successful ever given by the Trades council in this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
MIR. scovnLE ENCOURAGED.
His Wife to Assist Him in His Work
 Here.

Benjamin Scovlllc, who was for years prominent In English and Amer lean theatricas, is greatly encouraged by the reception he has met since coming to New Haven, Mr. Scovillo can be reached by letter at the r. M
 C. A., where he will be pleased to meet anyone desiring instruction in clocu- ton, oratory, dramatic art and stage department, He Is also a great fenc- Ing master and in a few weeks time
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

Miss Olive Chandler of New Haven was calling on friends here Tuesday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Mrs. lrelsky Is quite sick.

Mrs. W. S. Nanship left for Philadel- phia Monday. where she will com mence the study of medicine.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
CHESHIRE

Mir and Mrs Henry Durant of New Haven spent Wednesday with IT, w. Durand.
 Quite number of Odd Fellows from here attended the dedication of Han cock lodges new hall at South Meri- den Tuesday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

Mir and Mrs. Henry kuebe of Brooklyn. N. Y, are the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Graf of Alden avenue for awhile.
, 1908-10-15
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

Joseph w. and Claus G. Larsen
were city visitors Tuesday.
Jeweler c. W. Scott went to Raw
Inns Saturday, returning Sunday.
Newton Doggett is driving delivery
wagon for Gus Jensen Il Brother.
L. B. Chase, who now resides in
Encampment, was down Saturday.
United States Marshall, Capt. l..
G. Davis, went down to Cheyenne
Sunday.
George Campbell and wife came
wei from Pass creek Friday for a Wis
with relatives, returning Sunday.
l.. S. Alfred, a hardware merchant
of Encampment, was down Monday
evening to attend the democratic
rally.
Miss Grace Crawford left Sunday
for Denver where she will be engaged
in nursing the next two or three
months.
Manager Ernest Pearson, of the
Saratoga Grocery Co, went to Raw
Inns Monday on IA business trip, re-
turning yesterday.
Duncan b. CampbelI, candidate
on the democratic ticket for sheriff,
who wa, up 10 see Saratoga relatives
and friends, returned HON last week
Capt. c. j. Rhode has severed his
connection with the firm of Gus Jen,
sen x Brother and accepted Il posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the Saratoga
State Bank. Mr.. Rhode is a very
popular and capable man and will
doubtless fiji his new portion witt
much credit to himself and profit tl
the bank.
, 1908-10-15
THURSDAY, OCT. Is, 1908

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
For President,
WIN. II. TAFT, of Ohio.
For Vice-P president,
JAMES S. SHERMAN. of New York.
STATE TICKET
Presidential Electors.
Fred Waegle, of Johnson County
John Hay, of Sweetwater County
L. A. Cosgriff. of Laramie County
Representative in Congress,
Frank W. Mondell, of Weston County
COUNTY TICKET
Sheriff, Walter Hands.
State Senator, S. f. Price.
Assessor. j. X. Hetzler.
County and Prosecuting Attorney.
Geo. +. Brimmer.
County Clerk, Edward Walters.
Clerk of the Court, C.. r. Watson.
County Treasurer. W. y. Toothaker.
County Commissioner for Four Years,
d.. +. Winsor.
County Commissioner TO- Two Years.
Matt Webber.
County Superintendent of Schools,
Frances b.. Smith.
Members of the House of Representatives
Geo. M. Wiukleman.
W. T, Peryam.
W. II. Taylor.
Chris Mathison.
James W. Case.
+. M. flanders
County Surveyor, c.. b. Speaker.
Road Supervisor. Lewis Stillway.
Coroner, II. X Bennett.
, 1908-10-15

Mrs. Dyer.
, 1908-10-15

During Mr.. CONFESS speech here
the other night he rang in that old
gag about "Cosgrif's Brand" and
said that every nominee on the re-
publican county ticket had Cosgrif's
brand somewhere on him. Such ex-
pressions as that will not tend to
elevate any one in the estimation of
the people. Time was, long, long
years ago, when such filings might
count, but that day is past and every
one now ~deprecates "mud-slinging,'
as such lanS uage is called.
, 1908-10-15

The Sun enjoyed "a very pleasant
call from Hayden M. White, the ed
itor of the Buffalo Voice, and the
democratic nominee for congress,
while he was here on his e%lectioneer,
ing tour. Nh. White is "a very pleas.
ant gentleman to meet and we are
gratiiied to be able to say that the
Voice was one of the democratic pa
pers that did not attack the Board of
University Trustees during the 'late
unpleasantness."
, 1908-10-15

Read the 2.column account in this
issue of the Sun of Mr.. Mondell's ac.
complishments in congress in the
past two years. Then try to imagine
Mr.. White as Wyoming's Congress.
man and what he would be able to dc
in Washington. Do you suppose Wy.
oming would ever be heard from il
MIR. White sat in congressi Not
much.
, 1908-10-15

The thanks of the Sun are extended
to Senator Warren for a book entitled
William Howard Taft just at hand.
1t is "A very interesting work on the
life and labors of the great man who
is now running for the Presidency.
1t is profusely illustrated with scenes
and incidents in the life of Mr.. Taft,
and every page marks the abilities of
the man and his fitness to sit in the
White House.
, 1908-10-15

W. H Wickham, until r"rpntly
cashier Of the First National Bank Of
this place, left Sunday for Fit. Nor.
gan, Colo, where he has landed in
terests.
j. A. Schoonjans, who went on a
visit to friends aud relatives across
the wafer returned las. week ard
looks like the trip had been Of great
benefit to him.
Frank Jones and Miss Florence
Jones came down from Calf creek
Saturday on IA shopping expedition.
They we're guests of Miss Grace
Crawford while here.
Hon. w. 7. Peryam was down from
Riverside Monday for a short visit.
Mr.. Peryam is nov running for the
third time as representative on the
republican ticket, having served two
successful terms in the state legisla.
ture and making good each time.
Fred Geddes came up from Cen.
tenniaI last Saturday on a business
trip. Mr.. Geddes is ore of the nom.
inees for the House IN the republican
ticket in Albany county and if elect.
ed will doubtless make a good legis.
lator.
|. P. B ronson and wife arrived here
last week. Mr.. Bronson is the new
drug clerk who took the place of
Within Hiukle in DIR. Prices drug
store. Mr.. Hinkle left for Denver
Sunday where he will continue study
in the dental college Of thar place.
, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Mondell is not only able to
make a good talk, but he does things
and he has been doing so many
things for Wyoming that she is going
to keep him in Congress just AS long
as he will stay.
, 1908-10-15
University Notes

University of Wyoming, Oct. 10.
AT the fifth annual meeting of
the State Teachers Association,
which will be held here December
20 to 81, there will be a program
of nor than ordinary interest.
, 1908-10-15

Between 800 aud 700 bushels oil
Gar Of Russia oats for sale for seed
This seed is ripe and well matured
and being native grown is 80 pei
cent. better than western seed.
ln"l5-lO %. Frank White.
, 1908-10-15

Hand crocheted wool-lined baby
caps, Is cents. Elegant Fascinators
and scarfs, 90 cents and up. | can
save you money on these goods.
Mrs. Dyer.
, 1908-10-15
Watch the illboard

Watch the billboard in the window
O! the Sweetwater building for all
coming shows and changes in moving
pictures.