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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

$685. S. Stewart. two cords wood
I. for sheriff :. ..... IS IA 90
1896 S. Stewart, light for court
64O6 W. c. Light, mdse.; and re-
pairs for court house -. 81 Is
64O5 S. J. Stebbins. .mdse, for
+, court house s.rt-.. -. ..~;. 1 70
64Q9 F.. J. Jones Lumber Co, lum-
: Der for court house ..:...:.. 81
66Os S. Stewart, fuel for sheriff q Us
661O Stone & Munro, wood for sher-
III - =. =. ~ 20
0''O . house nse"a''. :. !! luei ~. ~ 60 20
6S66 S. Stewart. light for court
house. JAN, Feb and Mich IL ~
1888 S. Stewart, wood for court O.
1874 Lampert, Lumber Co., repairs
for side walk :. ~
7l35 Lewis Larson, pumping out
cistern at court house =. w
7136 H. Van Kempen. wood for
1906 stone & Munro, 45A tons of 49, o.
coal for court house =. Az 10
1855 Stone & Munro. wood for
court house IL ~
Total . =. =. =. :. IS 658 81
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

No of TO whom For what ,.
65S3 c. P. Carlson. return births
and deaths, Swan Lake IS W
6537 VIM. Gausman. return births IN
and deaths, Pepperton z 5o
653S w NJ Roberts, return births
and deaths, Scott =. =. 90
654O Maurice Calvin. return births
and Deaths Darnen ..n.: %
654l E. E. Solseth, Jr.. return of
births and deaths. Framnas 50
$3.50 john w. Eddy. return births
and deaths, Morris =: 2 %
e553 J. J. Hanrehan. return of
"l births and deaths, Horton 2 rs
$3.50 Geo H.: Farwell. return of
+; births and deaths, Scott: 5 90
$685. T. E. McCanney,. return of
births and deaths. Rends-
. vile ....-.- q 70
66io JOHN frost. return of births
and deaths. Everglade 3 20
1854 Chris Cudrio, return births
q and deaths, Synnes ;. 50
6s1S j.. G., Whittemore. return of
+ births AMI deaths. Vii. Don
s7ss c. 3. Park return births
and deaths. Hodges ;. ;. 8 90
es01 " c. Huntley. return births
and deaths. Moore = 20
II M aS6 hesfbs rf f1aorad Of
bistTs and deaths. Baker. %
1921 S. B. Pape, return births
and deaths. VII Hancock 70
1924 F. A. Carlson, return births
and deaths. Twp of Ste o.
1887 N. 4. Erdahl, return births .
and deaths, Twp. Donnelly 2 %
Total - % oo
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
6497 J. c. Morrison, printing for
Co. officers :. :. =. :. IS 80 IS
649S Chas. A Lee. printing and
1900 postal cards for Co. o.
64y9 Chas. A. Lee, county print
$500 G. r. c. johnson, examina-
mn. ton paper for Co Supt. IS
65Q1 E. J. Babe. printing for regis
ter of deeds >. :. :. :. =. %
ing notice of teachers Ex. 12 80
1924 Morris Sun, county printing
and printing Co. officers :. 500 70
$3.50 Morris Tribune, printing for
co. officers :. :. =. . 81 So
6629 E. J. Babe, printing for Co.
eso4 The Morris Sun, printing for ~ ~
$500 The Morris Tribune, printing
for Co. officers :. :. :. :. 20 Is
1851 j. c. Morrison, printing tax
receipts y. -. 95
~ and printing for CO. Off
1929 Chas A Lee, Co printing
and printing for CO. off -
7so j. 'e &. Morrison. printing for % ~
Co. officers :. :. :. :. :. 40
731 E. j.. Babe. stationery and
1896 Chokio Review. publishing
program of teachers exami-
1897 ]. G. Morrison printing for
1898 Chas. A. Lee Co. printing
and printing for officers :. IS 80
Total =. =. =. ..s1OO3 10
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
SHERIFF.

no. ~ Tssued Purpose Amount
sq74 ! F. Delahunt. jailor fees.
December and days JAM 20 m
s%75 ]. r. Delahunt, board of pris- :, ~
s,a7 ! 0Es e. Delahunt, sheriff's fees se 40
s52, J. F. Donovan, board of pris- -
pglers Jan -
S7gs j. F. Donovan: jailor fees' % M
s5as J. 'n F. 1 Donovan jaiior fees, - ~
SIS ]. F. Donovan. jailor fees 40 ~
sz2e J. F.: Donovan, board of pris-
80 oners. March. 1907 49,. %
s73o J. F.. Donovan. board of pris-
otlers. April. 1907 Of Il
$50 j. F. Donovan. TAILOR fees 40 oo
s4;a J. A F. Donovan sieriff,s fees 70 s.
1 1si. y, 6onovaT sheriff's fees u 81
"*!o D. o! re- i'oi NAV 81 s6
sa9s j. F. Donovan, jailor fees ~ y,
ss7t r F Donovan. salary from :,
Arr. II and May -. u W
1920 J. F. Donovan. board of pris- - q.
oners, June -; . q I'D
702l J. F., Donovan, salary as co eee
81 sheriff June 80. DO DC
7o-2 J. f. Donovan 1aiilfor ices an ~,
-,a, ., .Tonnov,n sl1eriff's fees Isl q
III j. F. Donovan sheritf,s ices u ~
7gT J F. Donovan jaiior fees a. 90
72ss j. F +. Donovan, salary as &c &c
sheriff. July $3.50. 90 %
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
SHERIFF-Continued.

No. of To whom For what ID
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1899 J. F. Donovan. board of pris-
-. oners. July =. :. ). 8 So
1921 J.. f. Donovan. salary as
sheriff August :. -. :. :. 66 66
72s2 J. f. Donovan. jailor fees,
August :. :. ;. ;. :. -. >. 40 90
1888 J. F. Donovan. board of pris- -
oners, August = :. =. IL 40
1924 j.. T.. Donovan. -sheriff's fees 10 10
- 80 sseptember :. -. f 40 90
1889, J. F. Donovan, salary Sept Sc S.
7S4O j. f. Donovan, board of pris-|
oners. Sept. >. :. :. -. 13 IL
TABS J. f. Donovan, salary Oct 66 66
74s9 J. F. Donovan. jailor fees. ~ NJ
TAO J. F. Donovan, board of pris-
oners. Oct :. :. -. IL
1881 J.. F. Donovan jailor fees, - ~ -
1882 J. Wy F. Donovan salary Nov 6 s.
1888 J. F. Donovan, board of pris- ~
.0~ oners. Nov. 80 -. :. 49,. 5 70
1875 j. F. Donovan. salary Dec 06 DO
1916 J. F. Donovan. jailor fees - ~
7577 J. F. Donovan, board of pris- - :,
oners. Dec. .... Is "
Total =. .... .'$l166 70
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE
County Commissioners

" No. o. Of # To s whom For what mount
6371 H. L. Smith, salary Co. COM.
$685. c. B. Park, salary Co. Com
Nov and Dec. and mileage
$685. O. N. Dohien, salary CO. Com.
Nov. and Dec. and mileage
of January meeting :. ~ 10
65l4 P. F. Casey, salary Co. Com.
Nov. and Dec. and mileage
.--o Jan meeting Go,; Is 70
JAN. and Feb and mileage
Mch meeting :. :: IL %
$3.50 P: F. Casey. salary CO. Com
Jan. and Feb. and mileage
$751; O. n. Dohien Salary Co. Com. =,
Jan. and Feb and mileage
1852 F., J. Rent, Salary Co. Com
Jan. and Feb. and mileage
Mch meeting ~ 70
Com Jan. and Feb. and mile
age Jan. and iMch. :. IL 06
es4o G.: 3. Park. salary GO; ,, Com % &c
6S41 0. N. Dohlen. salary Go. Com.
Mch: and April and mileage q 46
es42 F. Rentz' salary nii 10 Co Con- o u % %
6S45 J. H. Devenney salary Co.
a#t Com. Mch. and April and
7oss J. " H. Devenney salary. Co.
Com. May and June and o. =,
mileage !. =. :. ..%s. SO As
1888 c. B. Park. salary Co. Com.
May and June and mileage SO rs
7O4O P F. Casey salary Co. Com. a@i
- May and June and mileage 81 0S
70f1 o. N. Dohlen. salary Co.
!, Com. May and June and
mileage ;. ;. -. =. ;. ;. j. SO IS
7o42 P. +. Casey. salary Co. Com
March and April and mile
1857 P. F. Casey three days on
Board of EQUALIZATION and mile
75s o. N Dohlen, three days on
Board of EQUALIZATION and
1853 ]. H; Devenney. three days
y on Board of Equalization
and, mileage >. j. :. .... go
n56 c. B.. Park. three days on
Board Of EQUALIZATION and :, ~
mileage IL W
IT'S ]. II. Devenney salary Go.
commissioner, July !. ). :. IA IS
ISL c. 3. Park GALAXY Co COM
missioner. July ~. :. il IS
1854 O.. N. "a DolIlen salary Go.
commissioner, July IA 81
1856 p. r. Casey. salary CO. COM
missioner. July IA IS
@7244 j.. FL. Devenney. salary co.
Con Con- Aug and and 4. mfaileease's i Is
sept. n. - 20
continued on page s.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
COUNTY SUPT. SCHOOLS.

No of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
6527 Ray S. Roberts, salary Jan.
uary -. :. >. ...s-.s-... IS 81 90
6547 Ray S. Roberts. salary Feb ..
s72s Ray aS'S S. Roberts. salary 800
s724 Ray Mar s. Roberts, expenses ;esi to % ~
March 8, 1907 :. ;. :. At 81
67S7 Ray S. Roberts, travelling ex-
penses team), March >. . % 90
67SS Ray S. Roberts, travelling ex- -
.penses So. =. II 20
$685. Ray S. Roberts. salary Co.
Supt., April >. 80 :. :. :. :. g. o.
6s53 Ray S. Roberts. travelling eX- =
penses, team, April :. % %
1854 Ray S. Roberts. travelling eA-
se1a Ray eS'S s: Roberts. salary Co Co: 10 ~
1925 Ray S. Roberts, salary Co.
Supt. June :. 81 90
Till Ray S. Roberts, team expense
to June % :. :. :. :. .. :. 70 90
711s Ray s. Roberts. travelling ex-
penses, June :. :. :. :. =. u Is
,719G Ray S. Roberts, salary Co.
j. Supt., July :. -. 49,. g. 90
1928 Ray S. Roberts, salary Co. o- ~
7s43 Ray S, Roberts, salary Co. ~
7444 Ray avs S. Ke6erts. salary Co: =, ~
1927 Ray S. Roberts. salary Co.
Supt., Nov. -. 49,. 81 %
1865 Ray S. Roberts. salary Co.
Supt., Dec. u 90
Total :. :. :. $1o2t 16
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
PROBATE COURT-INSANE
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
6377 ]. r. Delahunt. services in
.,oo sanity of b. A. strom IS 4 50
1888 J. F. Donovan, conveying l..
II. Danielson to Fergus
s51s H. Il" L. Huiburd, examination 70
of L. H. Danielson, insane 90
s51e Cha.s E. Game, examination
of L. Fl. Danielson, insane . 90
6742 j. F; Donovan, conveying Q. 80 -
c. Spetalen to Fergus Falls 50 50
6751 H. l.. Hulburd, examination
of 0. c. Spetalen, insane 80
S753 chas. E. Game, a examination insaOn %
6757 H. T.. Hulburd, examination
of Ragnhild Ekre and Hill
da Waller, insane =. :. :. 10 81
610S J. F. Donovan conveying Hill
da Waller to Fergus Falls Al OF
6759 ]. F. Donovan, conveying
Ragnhild Ekre to Fergus
ezeq A Falls 1c,,tr sn,n tion of 40 81
Hilda Waller, insane :. :. S 80
6764 Chas. E. Game. examination
of Ragnhild Ekre, insane 8 80
1922 H. L. Hulburd. examination
of Matilda Swenson, insane 80
1924 J. T: Donovan conveying Ma
thilda Swenson to asylum 81 81
1926 Amos Leuty, examination OF
Mathilda- Swenson. insane :. 80
1863 Amos Huety, examination of
Cassie Plocker, insane E. :. 80
Il6I &. Ii. came, examination OF
Haionen y. =. =. w :. -. :. 10 60
1863 H. L. Hulburd. examination
of Adolph Halonen, insane 30
1904 J. F. Donovan, conveying Cas-
sic Plocker and Adolph Hal
omen to insane asylum Il 10
742S Dr. H l.. EIulburd, exanina-
ton of Ed. Conrad Rosey 80
1929 DR. sChas. e. Caine examina-
ton OF Ed. Conrad Rosey 80
''42 Conrad Ros sss to asylum q S.
Total =. :. =. :. :. =. IS 1856 35
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

Warrant issued purpose Amount
Gas Fred Robrenbach. witness fees
r. and mileage -. :. :. IS g.
6454 VIM .Kopitzke, witness fees
- and mileage !
6455 john Loken, witness fees and
- mileage :. :. :. :. :. =. >. l i
645s Ole L1ndauist witness fees ~
aa and mileage OF
CAST J. an P. pi Hef ssa witness fees 2,
SASS w l.: Colyer, witness fees
and mileage l:
$3.50 w. B. Bucklin. marshal fees o.
$3.50 w. B. Bucklin, marshal fees Z
6461 w. B. Bucklin, marshal fees 10 9;
6462 Erick Peterson, marshal fees "
646s s. J.. Ryan, marshal fees. q 3;
s4s4 s. J: Ryan, n marshal a : fees "A O
6466 E. J: Babe, Justice fees :. -. 4;
6467 E.. J. Babe. Justice fees -. q
646S E. J: Babe. justice fees :. - y
$3.50 L. P. Norby. justice fees : =
CATO a. L. Stenger. justice fees % !;
Se 56 ]: 6: Morrison, justice fees 3;
6617 f. A. Cooper justice fees j.
661S Milton T. Hills, marshal fees y
6619 T. E. Colahan, jurors fee
6796 Elizabeth Phipps. witness fees -
and mileage ;. -. :. :. -. 1 L
6797 Mrs. Minnesota Burbank. wit -
sos Thos, Schnid, constable fees ] 4
s679a Thos. Schmid constable fees Y
$500 Thos. SchInid, constable fees Y
$500; Thos, Schmid constable fees y
6801 R. A. Cooper, Justice fees, y.
1892 j. G.. Morrison justice fees. e ..
6S03a g. c. Morrison. Justice fees .
| 1856 r. c. Morrison Justice fees =
6S57 A l.. Stenser, justice fees =
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
66O7 Township of Framnas. con-
troll of infectious Diseases IA 50
1887 Township of Framnas. con-
troll of infectious diseases II 90
1921 Township of Rendsville, con- 49,.
troll of infectious diseases Is so
Total =. :. :. :. :. .. IS 81 90
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
POSTAGE AND EXPRESS

4 No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$3.50 A. T.. Stenger postanh for !,
judge of probate office IS W
0S'l ea a. 6qeselreis' Office 10 %
PAL fs aXn1 s fsoDeres pos'~ 80 is s.
$40 WIN q, BickneIl postage -. 2 90
0o oll 19 3ai,; e .'a Of deeds Is
A512 = Donovan, postage :. 90
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
COUNTY JAIL

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
6S6t J. F. Donovan. repairing of
Jail lock and freight :. IS 6 90
Tl25 j.. F. Donovan. buckets for
jail and freight .. :. =. :. Is OF
Total =. =. :. :. =. =. ..s q OF
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

TRIAL BALANCE. COUNTY AUDITOR
From General Ledger of County Aud
itor of Stevens County, Mimi, show
ing the condition at the close of bust
ness on the 31st day of December,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR OF STEVENS COUNTY MINI
TRIAL BALANCE, COUNTY AUDITOR;

From General Ledger of County Aud
isor OF Stevens County. Mimi, show
ing the condition at the close of bust
ness on the 31st day of December,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
COUNTY ATTORNEY

No, of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
FUEL. LIGHT AND REPAIRS

No. of To whom For what
Warrant q. Issued Purpose Amount
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01
JUSTICE COURT.

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amour
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JUSTICE CoURr-Continued.

NO. of To whom For what
warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

No of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

No of To whom For what
Warrant Issued purpose Amount
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

No, ~ issued Purpose Amount
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

the only provision of this kind they
contained, with what meagre proter-
tion they gave 10 the people of Calro.
was pushed into them by the so
called opponents of an intcrurban
railroad,
What. then. was there in the minds
Of the plotters when first they asked
the adoption Of ordinances which did
no, provide for the building of an in
tertrban road
What was their schcme7
What cards" had they concealed
i'm their sleeves
What sort Of bug" had they under
the chip?
How big a Niger was there in
the wood pile?
They consented to bind themselves,
weakly and conditionally to build an
interurban railroad. only when the Sc
called opponents" of an interuTba1
railroad compelled them to SO agree.
Chen what sort OF "a gold brick
wa Il they We're trying iJ palm OIL
on lie people OF Cairo. for an ordi-
nance which would have granted
I then almost unrestricted rights t.
/ do or not to do almost what they
/ pleased. on Cairo's principal sire
AMI on her only outlet over land9
It IS in order for some Of them 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

The Bulletin has called attention
to the infamors work Of the scandal
mougers and muck,rakcrs of the con
ere ssional machine who have been
bus, with the private character OF
Mayor Parsons, sending defamatory
letters to voters in remote parts OF
the district. where they would DO theil
dirty work before the light Of truth
or of reason could reach them These
letters emanated from one of Cairos
moral reformers" who has some very
Large and some very thin glass win
lows in his own house.
But holder work, and dirtier If pcs
slble. is being done against Mayor
Parsons by the moral gutter snipes of
the machine. In Union county and
in other parts where the Prohibit on
sentiment is strong an effort is being
made to capture tho Prohibition vote
TO Cant. Thistlewood. by shocking
their moral sense through the agency
Of hirellngs who boldly go through
the streets with bottles Of whiskey in
their pockets inviting every one 70
Have a drink on George Parsons
II is needless to say that Mr. Par
sons knew absolutely nothing about
this until informed by one OF his
friends, and certainly had nothing
whatever to do with 1t. 1t is merely
another of the schemes originated in
the cunning mind of the machine
gang. who. never having conscience
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
INTERURBAN
Scheme to Cheat the People of
Cairo With Ordinance That
Gave No Promise ofRaiI-
road of Any Kind

morning till night and day after day
and yet the ordinance they pre-
scented for adoption by the city coun-
ell and for signature by the mayor
carried not shadow of promise 20
build an interurhan road of any kind
or description ,"-Hypocrits,
Columns were printed and lon-
speeches were made about the baue.
fits the people of Cairo would derive
from an interurban railroad Other
columns were filed and other
speeches were made denouncing on.
'ponents of the project All hosh'
Every one in Cairo knew all about the
value of interurban railroads as city
builders: no one in Cairo questioned
the great benefits such a road would
IcDnler upon this city: every man.
woman and child in Cairo heartily
wished for such an enterprise for this
city no one opposed it.
In flaming letters every day for
weeks it was announced that the Nc.
| Knley people" had agreed TO build
tie road provided the ordinances
framed VI at dark lantern confer
ences by these plotters were passed
II was lie as black as the type that
proclaimed it. Congressman McKin
ley. on his visit here. stated to Mayor
Parsons that he knew nothing about
the situation here with respect to "a
Iinteurban railway and had given the
Imatter no thought.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

= CITE THIS SECTION AS
SHOWING, WITH OTHER PARTS
OF THE ORDINANCE, THAT THIS
iNTERuR5AN COMPANY DOES
NOT UNDERTAKE IN AND BY THE
ORDINANCE TO CONSTRUCT AN
ERUReAN ROAD OF ANY KIND
CIR DESCRIPTION"
These were the words of Judge
Jchn NJ. Landen. the city's counsel,
in his communication to the city coun-
ell under date of Oct l, 1907.
They were written by him about
the ordinance which the so-ca'led ''in.
terurban railroad" promoters had
10 secure for the dear people of Cairo
and which they and their organ, the
Evening Citizen. demanded should be
passed by the city counci-"in order
le secure for the dear peole of Cairo
wnom they loved so well and so dis
interestcdly. an interurban railway
which would be of such great value tc
the aforesaid dear people"
These words of Judge Lansden ex
pressed the judgment Of a matur,
legal mind. one of the ablest in this
section of the country. upon matte
If vital importance to the people o
Cairo after due investigation and de
liberation.
II was the opinion of the city's cor
siituted legal adviser. rendered wit
due regard for the Interests # a.
eonceIHaa. but who knew that IN
n.ost ardent wish of the people c
Cairo was that an interurban raiiwa
sbolrd be built. and who wished to j
his duty. as their adviser, to secur
It for them.
tnterurban Interurbanl Int
ufhaa." cried these plotters. troi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
Machine Heir|ings Resort to Dirty
Work to Capture Prohibition
Votes for Capt. Thistle
wood "BootIeg-
gers" Busy

when it comes to gaining their ends,
are now grown reckless and desperate
by the prospect of overwhelming de
fear by an indignant constituency.
Having been defeated, no doubt, in
an effort to trade with the Prohibit
tlonists, they now resort to trickery
of this kind to capture Turning
their candidate as a Prohibition can.
didate in the Prohibition counties.
and az a Personal Liberty candidate
where the liberal sentiment prevails.
Filthy work of this character was
used in Tennessee during the recent
eubernatorial contest, between Pat
terson and Carmack. Friends of the
latter had bottles of gin, bearing an
obscene label, which they carried
about and exhibited surreptitiously,
with the remark that they represented
Governor Patterson and his admins
tration. 1t was a trick of Gov. Pat
terson's enemies and while 1t had a
temporary effect in turning some of
his friends from him, when It was OK,
posed and denounced the trick acted
as a boomerang, and to the credit of
the people of Tennessee he it. said,
they put the stamp of their disap-
prevail upon such methods by giving
Gov. Patterson a handsome majority
at the primaries.
A like result may be looked for in
the contest now on in this con.
gressional district.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

oldfashioned campaign rally Every
body Is invited
Enthusiastic meetings for Parsons
were also held last night by voters OF
the Fourth ward at Commercial and
Twelfth street and by voters Of the
Seventh and Eighth precincts at Syca
more and Twentyniuth streets
Tcnight at the court house there
will be big meeting in the interests
of Mayor Parsons for congress. There
will he speeches by prominent local
orators, brass band will play inspir-
ing music aud all who attend will be
highly edited A large crowd is as
sured and those who desire good seats
should go early.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
BIG RALLY FOR PARSONS
AT COURT HOUSE TONIGHT
Speeches for Cairo's Mayor as Candidate for Re-
publican Nomination for Congress-
Another Rally Friday Night

There was a rousing Parsons meet
in. last evening Of voters in the $ C
end ward and as a result a Parsons
Republican club was organized com
prised of a large number of white and
cciored citizens of that ward.
w. S. Thompson of the Mobile &
ohio railroad, was elected president
and Mr. Wilson, an engineer OF that
railroad, was chosen secretary.
Plans were formulated for big
Parsons rally to be held Friday night
at s 30 o'clock at Seventh street and
Jefferson avenue to which all Re
publicans arc invited There will he
a number of speeches and general
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
LYNcAINo WAS FEARED.

Bloomington. Ill., Aug. i.-fe1r'ns
an attempt to lynch Frank Denton
xso stabbed James Ryan to death =
'roria Yesterday. ifntnn Ma
brought to this city and lodged ia
iafl. The feeling against Denton IS
saA to be- intense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
MECHANICS TO STRIKE.

Winnipeg. Man, Aug. i~The en-
pIoycs of tho Canadian Pacific railroad
mechanical department viii strike to
morrow morning The entire system
from ST John \. B.. to Vancouver is
involved
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
m RENT- SnIte III -

FOR RENT Suite of rooms nicely
furnished. 1913 Washington avenue.
FOR RENT Two rooms. FURNISHED
or unurnishcd for light housekeepins
go Fourth street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

eNNldlH.
There has been enough hittern ss,
enough prctonsc enough Tommy rot
ana enough scandal and enough lying
about this important project. surrey.
IN honest confession from somebody
seems to be very much in order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

Advertising in The Bulletin is profit
able to the advertiser because ii has
the highest clasF circulation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
"Cnunt TMo."

When Won come TO Clerk of the Sir
preme Court ON the Republican pr:
mary ballot J. NcCau Davis is sec
on the list
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
Too Late to Class ~

WANTED Young man for assistant
bookkceper Must have good expert
ence in office work. Address ". l.. o.
Bulletin office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

True. as finally "railroaded'
through the city council and offered
to the mayor for signature the ordi
nances did make some pretense Cf
providing for the building of an inter
urhar railroad-at some time. But
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05
KERN TO BE NOTIFIED
AUG. 25 AT INDIANAPOLIS

indianapolis. Ind Aug. i.-Iohn w.
Kern viii be officially notified Of his
nomination by tire democratic party
for thevico presidency August p at the
state Fair Grounds The date was an
nounced today by Mr. Kern.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-05

RELEASES POLITICAL PRISONERS
Washington, Aug. 4.-President ca