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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
WORDS FROM SUCCESSFUL MAN

The following bits Of wisdom were
/ CLEANED from d conversation with a
man who starting out in New York
[ city with a capital OF only 5000 built
up a hourishns business for himself
IN two year, They are respectfully
dedicated 10 the unsuccessful:
The buster a man is. the more he
finds time TO- do
"A penny saved Is a penny made,
81 it isn't "a dolia worth OF time and
energy lost
IN your business never accept the
advice OF any man who has not been
successful in his own.
When things go wrong I never
blame nay circumstances or my sur
roundings, ! blame myself
To be successful Never doubt your
success. To acknowledge the posi-
bility OF failure means 20 fail.
\ pet extravaganza is no more
weakness than is d pet economy, and
often il is not hall so expensive ia
the end
EcO-omy too often Is the spending
of u dime at ten different times for
cheap articles. instead of paying a
dollar once for something really good.
You generally viii find that the man
who never has a moment TO DO any
thing in" is the fellow who has all the
time he wants to stand round com
planning about it,
] have no patience with that word
uy. To say "Tatry.' IS equivalent
10 saying ~lll fail" The man who
has the stuff in him 10 succeed says
i viii - A. Dawson in Sunday
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
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LEGAL DECISIONS
Observation-Disclosures.

Disnarment Of Attorney attor.
hey Tor a defeated litigant wrote a
letter tc the Chief Justice. discussing
his decision. and using language De.
rogatory TO the intelligence of the
members Of the Supreme Court. and
N another TO the governor suggested
Impeachment Of the judges. These
letters we're published in the news
papers. The govrnor appointed five
Judges Of the district courts as a
tribunal to hear the disbsrment pro.
eeediDgs based thereC-. u State
Board Of Examiners IN Law Y. Hsr+
us Northwestern Reporter. 2f2 the
coiIt vas unable 10 find a reported
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
College Professors or n.-..sIys

President G. Stanley Hal 0f Ciart
university announces with sJlemnity
that college professors must organize
for self protection and boycott an
news gatherers a. enemies fO aCadem
ic dignity and weight tie says. Col
Iege professors must do something To-
keep themselves from being made ridi
culous. The time has come when a
college professor canuOf 0ueu his
mouth without being made to- look
sneak and act like a fool"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

All talk about graf" in connection
with street improvement or inspec-
ton was given an effective quietus at
last nights meeting or the Board OF
Local Improvements, There was no
minclng OF words in the matter-noth-
ing that could leave any doubt as ia
tho nnrpose of the mayor ana ii'e'',
hers of the Board 10 get at the truth
L. ne talk that had been made OF
thar could leave any doubt as TO Wha'
,ct,on would follow if anything really
dishonest had been discovered. one
cf the inspectors admitted frankly
that he had received IS from cen
tractor for keeping time for him wliie
h. was sick one week. Ii mad beei
given to him publicly, in the presence
~ oiher workmen. and there had be !
m sort OF secrecy about ii he IS
he tcot Il honestly and his honGava
vcuched for by citizens Wlhe act
known him for years + to be a
was very properly deedard. on mo
prieyous error and pner voted that
ton OF Alderman.r instance OF any
In case Of anvcitv receiving money
employe of .ctor for any service he
from dishonorably discharged.
world ere no revelations u serious
TheJns of contracts or specif.a.
rs excepting in the matter of back
ling over sewers, and on this poin
he inspectors were given Instructions
o SET that the requirements were
t,ictly adhered to From every point
4 view the meeting was an excellent
ne and ought to inspire confidence
\ tho public mind that the work in
land will he properly done Above an {
nings else il viii satisfy any fair
minded man that no shadow of dis (
onor hangs over anv one i'm author I
~ and that in so far as any scanda. !
ns talk or publication tended to con. N
ey contrary Impression it was ut
eriy without foundation in truth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Elsewhere appears a card from
Mayor Parsons notifying the Iublic
that. beginning with Oct. /. as per
agreement made between the CITY au-
tDoriiies and the Central Union Tele.
phone Co. there will be a reduction
IL the rates for telephone service bv
that company. The mayor pub
fishes this card because he feels the
people ought to be advised in time hv
-ome one in authority. The company
has made some extensive improve
ments in its system here. putting in
new poles and wires. and promises to
give good service TO patrons. All or
which will be gratifying to the public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

case where an attorney was dlsbarred
for any utterance written or spoken
concerning decision or ruling of a
judge in cause after its final de-
termination, and not addressed to the
iudgc in person, but held that the let,
to The Chief Justice constituted a
breach OF professional conduct war.
rafting suspension from practice for
six months
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

A man has an awful bad temper to
deny that b. has.
Some men are SD giddy they can {
even be trusted with their own wives.
There's hardly anything more risky
than proposing 70 girl except mar
rying her
aLe reason married man ought 70
belong 10 a club = so b. can say he
va there When : = as the theater.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
NC WITH ALL MODERN IN
PRoVEMENTs. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. 2.
STUART & son. NO. so7 WASH
INeToN AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Rul-
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907 ..........2116
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bul
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of August
1908 ................, .@loo
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

" that Aurora Borealis which citi
zels saw over in Kentucky last night
was really Padueah's halo. our neigh.
boring city needs to pull herself 70.
getheF q bit. because that thing vas
just far enough 70 the nor-norwest 10
Justify the conclusion that she is get
ting careless about her appearance in
public
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Patience-That man she was going
with vas On the police force. wasn't
he?
Patrice-Yes. be was
Why didn't she marry him.
oh. he was a piainCi1thes man
and that would never suit her,
YOukers Statesman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
August Circulation.

The above is correct statement g.
.he circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
Tor IN year 1907 and for the month
OF Angus COS.
IYDE SULLIVAN,
business Manager.
Subscribed and s>arn to before me
this second day of SEP amher 1908.
EMMA s.RILEY,
(Seal) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

The Bulletin is on sale at the fo'i-,,
Ing places:
coIeman's, 2t4 Eighth Street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

The Bulletin IS delivered 70 your
door every day = the year for only
eoe per month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

One part Venetian surpentire 10 four
Of glue viii make a flexible glue 70
attach leather 10 metal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
CAIRO IN 1868 :
Observation-Disclosures,

The pupils OF Loretto Academy gave
May Day celebration on May l4th
The program consisted mainly OF We
cal ana instrumental NUMBERS, Among
tbosa who took pror-uent parts We're
Arissas Clara WON Mary Broderick
,,oar;a A,hs Bibbie Crowley. Ella
WIZ crl Bird and Maria Slocum
49,, =, ) Silver Cornet Band assist
The entertainment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

The impeachment trial Of Presiden'
Andrew Johnson in the United States
Senate reached an end on May 10th
when a vote was taken, resulting in
b ayes and 3 nays As a twothirds
vote was necessary, this vote was al
lcquiital of the president Seven r.
publican senators voted with the
Democrats
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Exhibition Of Weakness.
Al ancontrollable temper Is never
= siEa u st.ezgsA-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

The Bulletins djspatcbas oy Mo-. o.,
announced .har the uominass of 3D..
Chicago National Republfcap co,v.,.
tjop wara Grant s,5 ca,s.. 49,.
Gu votas Tn. ro,,ta..;-, $50
was rnaas ~, tho 81, In.
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

Mrs Caroline C. Furbush Of West
Newton. Mass. has presented to the
navy department for the Naval acad-
emy At Annapolis q valuable historical
painting by Thomas Birch Of the BAT
tie Between the Constitution and the
Guerrero" Birch was an artist of q
century ago and was one OF the first
designers Of United States coins At the
Philadelphia mint He painted his na-
val battle picture In 1888
Emperor William, who Il no mean
tudge Of works Of art has pronounced
q painting owned by J. Pierpout Nor
an now on exhibition at Berlin the
finest among forty masterpieces Of
English artists The picture, which n
. portrait Of Miss Elizabeth Farren-
who was the Countess Of Derby many
yeaB AgO and b by Sir Thomas Law
renee. was among the great paintings
n the collection Of Mr.. Morgan AZ
London
A plan h On foot to conserve the VA
ten that supply the Yosemite ana
Bridal Ven falls % that each win
low three months more q year than NJ
Pnesent These falls usually 70 dry
about August By building reservoirs
n he headwatefs OF Bridal Ven and
Yosenite creeks Il II believed that mi.
ndent water can Be stored to maintain
t1e low over the falls until lats IN
OctobE- A preliminary survey mn
ots that the project b feasfbss
mere b persistent rumor Of an o.
RSDent between the Prfneezz Pa
61d1 q Connanght and the Cant ~
Tm1h The Princes PatrSe,a 4. the
eAHght9 a King EdEard's only liviDR
enocAG. and Il b said that 81 utkht
3Te been queen q Spain had ne D.
I'D % doubtful an honor. m Count
q Turn b tie son q the Duka q
Aosn, Who was onee King az euafn-
II Who abdIcated. dying Abort aff..n
- aso NE Count o. Turn - also
Nj eou<in % tie king q Itzly.
EiGenee Lste-Kaye has becuus n
- C1tholie IN order 70 marry Co
IN Vaughan. q nephew a Rev. r..
H1 Vaughan. fhs famo1s uEfe-t H.
e1Ee2on has - aneHed her frfAer
y Ce1 ustEtKAye. and her 49,
LAdy Be1f1os AdelIne IL Duke ~
1s~e1nefs AsteE. nat they Nv. -
Sg1ed AE- B1ther amt herz.lf = -
M - BDan CAfhoneazn. - t.k-I
- wo1aA Who q IN -
tyoAnd yssE Nh Ilss-rKs-sI
e Hes q tAs esg1gsr De- 81
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
Ever Met Himf

Ever net rtmI
Fine day observed the saIlow pas
senger with the eyeglasses.
HUH
Il say it's q fine day
oh. yes answered the man. who
was trying to read 4 newspaper
BE q lot Of trO1bBe with the fruit.
though. when tie cold weather comes
along next month
~HuhY
Il say thereT Be q lot Of trouble
with the fruit when the cold wealth
eR-
oh. yes
IFS an night though, 1 goesA- What
ever happens Is right"
Uh-huh-"
Il see old Jake Sehaefer beat tie
young fellow last night
Beat himy
"Ye. Playing billiards. yOa know"
~Uh-huh--
Il don't know anything about bn-
Hards myself. but I am told it's q fne
game"
scr
-Tes. but I'd rather &c q god eame
q baseball wOaldnt yOaT
~Uh-huh-
Don't yoa think TAFT stands q good
chance q getting TIE nomination NEXT
June oa the drSt haIlOtF
-Uh-huh-"
wAo do yOa think WIN be p1tUM
vice presidentY
-Uh-huh-
Think i'm Be H1EhsP
@Uh-huh-
-0r naybe nm Be In FOnettsP
sUh-hnh"
-Anythlag NV IN II. paper ah
DMzingY
-Ia Nan Kidd N IN s-E.asd
GzlnS
SH0HF
Re v1s taned - dsnfhs
Ee sanow faced pa40gE Win dhs
syeg1Asss gllped nce q twies nnd
hceafhed hand buf had noChilg nE-
0E - 0EG.-ChtaDD Tnbma
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
Variety IN Linens.

The linens now come In 50 many
different weights and Of 50 many DIFF
ferent makes that It is quite possible
20 buy q linen at this season that can
Be worn from the very minute It Is
made. There are linen styles to suit
early spring as well as linen styles for
hate midsummer. And one OF the best
importers is showing tailor made linens
IN deep blues that sre to be put on
now and worn. or at least that can be
WON. In q very few days.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

at the waist into a buckle. The under
waist and sleeves are Of tucked net
Black velvet ribbon outlines the en-
hroidered edge, this In turn finished
with tiny valenciennes edge. Narrow
black velvet ribbon bands the sleeves.
The cost OF such robes Is $50, with
velvet and net It should easily come
within q cost of SO when finished.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
Slim Froek Effects.

The handsomest Of the princes
dresses have q wide band Of trimming
extending all the way down the front.
and there are embroidered fronts all
h one piece reaching from the guimpe
to the hem Of the gown This long
straight front panel gives q woman
helGht. and. II the lines are GOOD. the
panel makes her appear simmer and
more statDesque.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
Handsome Linen Gown.

A handsome linen intended for very
early wear is OF Copenhagen blue 1t
Is very heavy. and TO make it more
Seasonabss 1t Is trimmed with black
velvet There Is 4 collar Of velvet, q
plain narrow turnover hand. and there
are fare velvet cuffs turning back from
the three-Quarter sleeves The style.
which is that Of coat and skirt. h
rather full in its line.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
Reet Must Matsh eonn.

Ths necessary item OF shoes b q
Ting not to be reckoned with easily.
mat the boot must match the gown h
now q style which Is unQuesti0ned. bot
tie matter OF purchasing the cloth and
having It made up into boots is 50 ex-
PensfTe that one heSitates at the out
ny. Fortunately boots now come ready
made with tops that match many mate
RAILS
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

Representative Porter Of New York.
at TIE request & The Niagara Frontier
Landmarks aSSOciatiOn. has introduced
q I'm providing for The erection Of
q monument to the o6csrs and e.
nsts6 men who fen at The sieEs Of
Iort Erie IN 1S1A II h PROPOSED 10
GHect tie moaume1t at F0rt Erie. On
Canadian so1. and the question Is
whethsr tie United States could Do
ia Thsre h no precedent IN eua-
gTsss for such procedure. but Il -
Ao1ght Hke3y that tn consent q tie
C1nadian Eovenmeat eOald Be secur~
81 toe TIE erection e IL aaonGnnt
lsse tSslds SssrS4nriaI Rsesrd.
Secretary Loeb renarked n O. e
- vislaos recentiy tat he haa besa
y t. o3es - secrekzry % the prusE-
osaf l71gr tan a1y 90 q IN ursda-
e0& Secretary Cur4slyua survua
0asE to pResiaenaR hut h dia ri
haesne secretxEy - NJ. MeKInley m
a Ioo0 and ~ res1gned the oRca A
- % hecoDe secre1AE e comnerca
ena hhor. Is ten q o3ca was
th1sbore lsss than three yesrS. a
60 e. - sppalntmenk IN tha ahanet
nR IA - Iao2 Il U2s oa g
nnns any tat ~. LnaA Wes SVEN n
q sscrseaEy . - presi1snk. altAglEA
~ haa ben n IL VINE Hs1se o1ces
slnca SspesnheE. leo1. 6 asslstznk -
runry. Nearly an the olher p1ezl3aats'
ssrztlmzss have ssrse6 tour ye1B =
~ mk sEE Lae6 passs1 tke aVo yaar
nark q tAe I8lA e Ast ma1<A
GAIL eCHoEUz1
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
WOMAN AND FASHION
An Economical Gown.

A suggestion is here given for q
charming gown to be made out OF
one Of the new dainty batiste robes
which appear In such lovely colors In
the shops now. This is a pale blne
embroidered robe. finished In scallOps
The skirt has the strips Of embroidery
edging used TO form panels by ex-
tending lengthwise into the skirt band.
The blouse has the embroidery formed
INTO q cape or fichu-like piece gathered
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

rs.Aa A. esp1a.r Ia s.assa-
Hzt ineA Ct kaR heA tne1s IN go
- D11y w1ys thls ssasoa 4 hi@
e Cuan 6wn = @e nas e 49,
1t IA Vie tnel8. q shon1dsEs A
alssE.s na1e n enR E.ece al nayuks
- wAEa ~ en1Ees.roa M as1ws
- - 3nsal
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

@a sA0ging ser1lsAk hisA GWA
ssocesasd hy q Efher nzusE hin
@aa - e ~ s1asR znd n mas q
@S strnw hrAid n zpeay Al1A
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18

a Lewis AodsL
NE spring hats are charming and
tie Illustration shows q Lewis model
e sod style The shape i novel n
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-04-18
Leland Giants Baseball and Amusement Assn.
Now Organizing Stock
100000
aephone
poooLAa .--i5eS

Of
Guided dissolve that Association for the former with
Capital for Permanent Home For The Leland
Ball Club Establishing All The People The Only
With
Dance
Pavilion Roller Skating Hurley Burnley Double Swing Boating Auto
Hotel 1000
location zeth Wentworth Ave, 2oD
nde the Electric Cars to the Loop District in Chicago
The Public Baseball mad Crazy Stocks have doubled
Are You In md Operating
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Employed
Life
Answer be effectively subscribing Stock this Corpora
Only Dollars
Any Holiday Amusement Parks Public Places
Coupon
and Amusement Association Do to-day build
Leland Giants Base Ball & Amusement Assn
$3.50 Halsed Street. Chicago ILL.,
Enclosed please find
ans sending Tor subscription fee for
shares of the Capital Stock OF the Leland Base Ball
Association
| $ until
paid my
Tr.sarss esss Esssss sTess
&C. aso: s ee e1ae5 ~ 10 S Zee: Address
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-07
Complimentary Entertainment.

Miss Margaret Erwin was hostess
of one of the prettiest parties of the
past week, given supplementary to
Miss Fannie Houser of Columbia,
Tenn.
All the girls of the Old C. O. A.
club were agog with interest when
we heard Miss Erwin was to enter
tain us again for it had been years
since we had all been together.
Our hostess, tall, fair and grace
full, with decided chick of style and
charm of manner, received her call
ers in shell pink broadcloth gown
a la directoire.
Miss Houser, one of this years
debutantes, wore charming cos
tune of white creation
The last meeting of the club had
been when we were children wear
ing short frocks. This afternoon we
had laid away the short frocks but
not those good old times OF old. for
retrospection brought them all back
for much merriment.
The club unanimously voted Fran
ces Moorman the only c. O. A. baby
our mascot. An exciting contest
was introduced by our hostess In
. which some lovely DdnQK0TCnfeIs
were won and presented to Mrs
Norman (nee Timmons) of Virgin.
ia.
At the appropriate hour we were
ushered into the dining room where
dinner was served.
The table was exquisitely dainty
with its cloth of cluny lace and Its
great bank Of fluffy grand prix-
chrysanthemums Covers were LAID
for Mrs. Norman, Misses Houser
Erwin. Morris, DuBose, Clara Min
Ger. Boyd, Louise and Halle Groce
Kennedy. Portia Fearis and Lomax
Miss Louise Groce gave clevel
and original toast to the club, drink
ing from a beautiful handpaintet
stein with the letters c. o. A. in
scribed in gold thereon. Nt
The stein was presented to Miss
Houser as a compliment from The
hostess. After spending such de
lightful afternoon the c. O. A. girl!
decided to have reunion ever,
year A GUEST.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-07
To Try Murderer.

Mount Holly, N. j., Dec. TO
seph Hoover, charged with Staying
Edward Ford at Bordentown, during
a fit Of jealousy. will probably be
placed on trial this week. Since the
crime. Hoover has repented of his
action, and has sought to remove
the stain he placed upon the char
acter OF his wife, whom he had
charged with Illicit relations with
the victim OF his murderous wrath.
He says that he now realizes; that
he forced confession from her al
the point. Of pistol with which he
killed Ford, and he does not under.
stand what led him to such action
as he recalls nothing to support 1t
Hoover states that he cannot hope
to save himself from the electric
chair. and hopes that the operation
will soon be enled.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-07
Sending Out Statements.

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. r.
There was mailed out fro the
headquarters OF the Texas CT INNER
cial Secretaries Association in this
city today copies of the tabular
statement issued by the Organization
giving complete analysis Of the
1908 taxes. This statement WIS sent
to the commercial clubs, newspapers
and members OF the legislative COM
mittee Of the Texas Commercial
Secretaries Association
The information contained in the
report will no doubt enable the leg
islative committee to definitely de-
fine Its position ON the tax question,
and a meeting of the tax committee
will be called before the next session
of the legislature to consider the
matter. Hon. B. B. Cain of Tyler IL
chairman of the committee on taxa
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-07

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