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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
ALL INDIGESTION AND DISTRESS
FROM AN UPSET STOMACH Will GO

'cist -ocent case Of Pare's Diaper
sin you could always 90 To- the table
with a hearty appetite. and your
meals would TASTE good. because you
would kuot there woul3 Do no lodi
ac-tcn or sieepiess nights or Head.
ache or stomach misery az the next
day; and brzifes. son would not neel
1arafirss 90 liver pills go Keep your
stomach an towels dean and f-esi
Pape's Diap4psin can D. obtained
fCu your druggist. aad contains more
thaa eaQagh iriaasules TO thoroughis
cure tte worst iyspeptic. Their Is
1lth.nr better for Gas on tha S-om-
ash or sour odors from the st0macl
20 to cure a stomach Heaiaele.
Teu couidntkeep a handler OF more
rsr ful article in The house
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
| LINCOLN DEAD
AND YET ALIVE
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Dt
LINERS EULOGY IN NEW
YORK CITY.
GRATEFUL FOR FREEDOM
Not Only Of Sody But of Soul-Noted
Negro Educator Sums Up Work
of Black Race Since
Emancipation.

I ~
! N'" i0'N' r1' ''''"
Washington deAYeftd an addftsS On
Abraham Lincoln before the Republt
can club al New York at the Waldorf
/ Astoria hotel today He said in part
IF man die. shall he llge2 An
sWering this question as applied TO
cur martyred president perhaps you
expect me 10 cCufine my words of ap-
probation for the great boon which
through him. was conferred upon my
race. MY underlying gratitude anil
that Of ten millions of my race fUr
This ana yet more. To have been the
instrument used by Providence
through which four millions eff slaves.
now grown into ten millions of free
citizens, We're made free. would bring
eternal fame within itself but this is
not the only claim that Lincoln has
upon our sense Of gratitude and appre,
citation. Here let me add however.
that these black millions In which
Lincoln and those who held up his
aands had faith, have sought TO J1eu-
fy that confidence.
BY the side OF Armstrong anu Gar
risou. Lincoln lives today. In the very
highest sense he lives in the present
more potently than fifty years ago, for
that which is temporal that which is
unseen is eternal. He lives in the g.
600 Young men aud women Of the Ne.
gro race learning trades and useful
occupations: in the 200 900 farms ac-
ouired bv those he freed: in the more
than 400. 900 homes built: in the iG
banks established and 10000 stores
owned. in the $3.50 900 oo0 worth OF
taxable propertv in hand: in the Is.
600 public schools existing with 30.C00I
teachers. In The 10 industrial schools
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
CITY NEWS N BRIEF
Another BURGLARY.

Dr. Kiuees store at Niletaen.h
and Poplar streets vas trotc8 into
early yesterday morning arI a little
change taken from the money box
The thief entered bv the front pick
.ne TIRE Jock and BAL a Tot of canned
gods piles fn front TO carry away.
hrf sa- interrupted
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
Advice 70 Mothers

BE positive with the children. Lay
down the law. II Is remarkable row
soon they discover when you are In
earnest. DO not go TO The breakfast
table ia a furry but stop long enough
60 count 200 slowly and then enter
with calm manner determining that
there viii o- no squabbling. u IS
natural for tie young animal TO
scrap. and willie rot criminal. SIN Il
must Do checked 90 s-lfcontr0L
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TIE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was cloudy aud rainy from
) a. m till near neon the measntc-
.nent being .Gl CT an inch The GOV.
eminent bulletin reported rain from
ten points, none III the river valleys.
Extremes OF temperature We're IS at
Galveston and lG below zero at 7 IS
mark aad Havre Other below 70
records were: Duluth I. Helena ] ,,
Miles City u. Moorhead Z. Rapid
City 8, Minimums and maXimums in
this section were: Cairo FIST Die n
phis $3.50. St Louis 1918. Louisville
40-4S, Chicago 1896
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13

Samuel t. Rork has taken out a
patent on the aeIyce by which The
Man iH the Moon" Boz "Th Land az
Nod makes DIS appearance 90 The
first of The musical comedy He .s
seen approaching through The cloud
seated in tLa crescent. which D. com
posel entirely Of electric lights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
CELEBRATE IN PARIS.

Paris. Feb. 12.-Exercises com
momorative of the centenary Of
Abraham Lincons birth were held
we're held at the Lyceum club tlis
evening. Among those present were
Ambassador and Mrs. White and
two hundred American residents Of
Paris An address on the martyrel
president was delivered bv Professor
Henry VanDyke OF Princeton Uni
gersity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13

Your only hope said t1ree doctors
to Mrs. Z. NJ Fisher. Detroit. Mich.
suffering from severe rectal trouble.
lies in an operation then { used ID.
Kings New Life Pills She writes
"till wholly cured They prevent
Appendicitis. cure Constipation. Head
ache 25c al all drugg lists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13

The Maairou company will be- ~
the Cairo opera house all next week
II is said 10 be a wei equipped com
panv strong iu talent and with a good
repertoire. Prices 10. % and 34
Ladies' free Monday under usual con
IL-Ilnt
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
At osceola Bend.

OsceOla, Ark. Feb 10 1909.
Weather permitting we will swing
mattress plant in place again in
Oseeola Bend on Monday the 18th
Instant This time the upper end
81 the mattress will be about 1l0l
feet above Lee Line warehouse This
Is 400 feet farther up the river than
the last mattress and as it IS nelrer
he false point. the mooring harges
VIII. in effect project about - feet
farther into the river than on the
mattress just completed.
Respectfully.
c. r. VAN FRANK. IR
Asst Engr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13

sriiz doEz are SO named owing 20
their sharp poses This g. aI-a a Ger
man name. sr-z meaning sta-r-rol7r-
Cd Anotlsl name fr- this breed De-
Dalmaflan coz because his native
home was ir ua-ua-la
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo ANA vicinity: Unsettled Wi h
rain.
Illinois. Washington. Feb IL
Rain or snow Saturday followed by
clearing with rapidly falling te 4
perature; mucn colder at mig t.;
Sunday fair
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
Sun and Moon.

Note: The above sun aud moon
record is for Illinois and aFpEoyi-
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

The Christian cnureh viii give a
chicken pie supper Saturday event q
Feb. 18th al 1901 Washington ayelga.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-13

Going to give a dance? Get Van.
osten's Orchestra II sou ~ant real
dance music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
PIANO FIRM REORGANIZES.
CIouqh & Warren Co. Takes in New
Blood-Business Very Prosperous.

With 80 years of successful bust
ness behind ii. the well-known Cloush
& Warren company, piano dealers,
has been reorganized and incorporated
under partnership title with capital
i7ation of 100000 The new officers
are; President. Joseph A. Warren;
vicc-president and general manager,
J. b. Mclntosh secretary-treasurer
William w. Washbourne: auditor, Leo
w Essex. These officers with Eugene
G.. Holmes. Of Adrian, Mich, constitute
the board of directors.
Mr. Washhurne. who was formerly
IN the audit department OF the De-
troit Trust company, is new member
OF the firm as is Mr.. Essex, although
the latter has Teen with the old com
pany for some time. Mr.. Mcintosh
has be"n with the firm for ten years,
and for the past five years has bean
general manager during which time
the volume OF business has been
almost doubled The Clough d War
rem company factories are in Adrian.
where the plant covers many acres Of
ground. SO prosperous is the bust
ness that the factory is being run over.
time 10 fiji orders No orders are be
ing booked for immediate delivery ow-
ing to the rush The Detroit sales
rooms are on the second and third
floors OF the Valley building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR
AUTHORIZATIONS MEETING
John Mitchell Will Be One OF Princl-
pal Speakers-Money for Sani-
forum Coming In.

Two gifts of 81 900 each from +.
Ieylen Ford and Frank b. Leland
were made to the tuberculosis sani.
forum fund, Tuesday, which added to
J. l.. Hudson's 81 900 and Raphael
Herman's for a similar amount have
helped TO materially swell the fund.
Milton \. M6Rae helped the good
work along with 500 and l.. +. Bald
win with $40 while the returns from
the churches OF the pledges issued
last Sunday are coming in sausfac-
torily.
The MISS meeting to-be-helt- IN -the
Light Guard arInory. Sunday after
noon at o'clock will be free to the
public. Raphael Herman will pre-
side The program follows Opening
player, by Bishop Chas. ID, Williams;
addresses by Governor Fred NJ. War
ner. Mayor Philip Breitmeyer. Dr.
John II. Pryor, OF Buffalo. on The
importance of sanatoria and dispeu-
saries in the prevention OF tuberculo-
sis Frank b. Leland on The situa.
ton in Detroit. Homer Folks, OF New
York on THE prevention OF tuber-
cuIosis is public duty and John
Mitchell. of New York on The i'm
portance Of the laboring man in the
prevention OF tuberculosis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
TO PLAY FOR CHARITY.
Sousa viii Devote Portion Of Re-
ceipts TO Anti.Tuberculosis Fight.

Sousa and his band will appear in
the Light Guard armory, Friday al
ternoon and evening. and. in accord.
ance with Sousa's policy to devote a
certain number Of his concerts each
year TO charitable purposes, the after
noon performance will be under the
auspices Of the Detroit chapter of the
National Red Cross society, the lat
ters share of the proceeds 10 be de-
voted to the anti-tuberculosis fund.
Pursuant 10 another of Sousa's prac.
tees. large number of the best
seats for the matinee will be put on
sale al % cents each for the benefit
OF school children Sousa takes this
method OF advancing the cause or
music among the representatives OF
the Younger generation The sale OF
seats is now on in Grinnell's music
house most aluring program is
announced for each performance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
kinnear Tells Of Tunnel

The interest Of Detroit's business
men in tho new Detroit river tunnel
was we'll demonstrated by the number
Of merchants and manufacturers who
turned out to hear the talk OF w. s.
Kinnear. engineer OF the tunnel. at the
noou-day luncheon Of the Wholesalers
and Manufacturers association IN the
Hotel Cadillac Wednesday. The ban
quot room of the hotel was crowded
with members Of the association. Mr..
Kinnear described the various plans
which had been made for crossing the
Detroit river. He went into some de-
tail as TO the effort made by James +.
Joy. as president Of the Michigan Cen
trial. i'm 1865. to start the building OF a
tunnel. and discussed other later
schemes lie described In detail the
building of the tunnel now nearing
completion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
ENGAGE IN F|ST|C
DUEL IN YIN. c. A.
New superintendent Charged With
Assaulting Former Employe,
1t Is Said.

Envy led TO a bitter quarrel. with
police court sequel, in the Y. M. G..
\. building. The principals were VIII
liam Hoskins. superintendent of the
briiding, and Frank Hightfoot. form
az emplere- efthe- association whose
chief duties were 10 keep the windows
clean. Both are young men and Light
foot has aspirations as a wrestler, but
he more than met his match in Hos
kins. whom he accuses of beating him
over the head with a chair
When Hoskins was running one of
the Y. NJ. G. A. elevators. he and the
window washer were on fairly friendly
terms Both were under the same boss
and neither had any kick coming. But
when Hoskins was elevated recently
10 the position OF superintendent, or
house man, as he is known in the
building. he became Lightfoot's boss,
whereat. It is alleged. the latter was
wroth
i.ightfoot. so the story goes, refused
TO look upon Hoskns as his superior
and manifested a disposition 10 dis
obey orders The climax came one day
last week when the two met on the
ninth floor. Lightfoot. il Is said. had
been assigned to a certain task and
daclaEeithat he would not perform It.
You'll obey my orders or I'll fire
YOU" said Hoskins.
Then IL was that Lightfoots wrath
.oVorfowed and the two men mixed
Hoskins defending himself with a
chair
Lightfoot has since left the associa-
tons employ and has secured a war
rant. charging Hoskins with assault
and battery. Iioskins pleaded not
guilty Wednesday morning and will
have his examination Dec. 8. when the
ruction will be aired in all its details.
In the meantime he enjoys his liberty
on his personal recognizance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Why You Should Buy Genuine Gas
Coke to Heat Your House

You must not give Genuine Gas Coke
very much draft-after the fire is started
shut off all the hampers and open feed door
if necessary. The FIRE will burn evenly and
all the heat will be saved, because it can
not get out the chimney. This means
economy for you
Fill the fire pot full of Genuine Gas
Coke, This means just as full as the da
gram below shows you. This is the most
economical way TO use. it. The coke will
burn more slowly and last longer.
Do not shake the fire more than once
day. Poke it from above to give it some
draft, but do not shake it as is necessary
with other fuel. Genuine Gas Coke IS dill
ferent-it is better.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
MAY AFFECT DETROIT.
Combination Of Switchmen's Strike
Would Interfere With Shipments.

No Official notice OF the switchmen's
strike in the northwest has been re
ceived by the local switchmen's union.
as vet. but. on the strength OF the
newspaper dispatches, the union will
hold a special meeting, Wednesday.
TO discuss the matter. and resolutions
of sympathy will probably be adopted
Railroad officials say that II the strike
continues, Detroit is bound TO feel the
effects OF II, as II will result In the
tieing up Of cars and great delays In
freight traffic. And II the strike
spread over the country. not cur
will move. they say The lines most
affected az frst will be the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern. and
Detroit manufacturers use these lines
extensively. The Wholesalers & Man
ufacturers association is already
looking into the situation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
MARKOWITZ SHOCKS JEWS.
Admits He Kills Cattle Although Not
Authorized Kosher Butcher.

Several persons of the Jewish faith
were shocked in Justice OTIS court
Wednesday morning when Abraham
Markowitz. a Jewish cattle dealer, ad-
mitted that occasionally when he
could not secure the services of the
butcher authorized TO slay cattle, he
acted as executioner himself
The case on trial was that OF Max
Ball against Markowitz Ball claims
10 have been badly cut on the arm
while killing n steer in Markowitzs
slaughter house at No. $50 Division
ST He testified that he was authoriz-
ed under the Jewish religion TO kill
cattle for Kosher meat. He claimed
that Markowitz negligence was the
cause Of his injury. and asked $500
damages.
Judge OFT withheld his decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
GUT FROM JOBS
BY REVELATIONS
Wholesale Discharges OF Schwarz.
child G. Sulzberger Employees
Result From Testimony.

In an effort TO clear Arthur IL.
Taube OF criminal intent in the al
legged embezzlement of $l.70O, his at.
torneys cite the fact that practically
the whole force in the Local branch OF
Schwarzchild & Svlzberger. packers,
mas been let ont on account OF the
revelations in connection with the case
now being tried in Judge Phalen's
court
Manager Herbrand. OF the local
branch, has been discharged. Book
keeper Bean. Assistant Bookkeeper
Fessenden and Two transfers have
also lost their jobs.
Tanbe took the stand n ms own
defense. "Wednesday, admitting his
shortage with the firm. but declaring
that there was EMO criminal intent.
which is the theory of the defense.
Taubc admitted that he had borrow
ed n large amount OF money for use
in his campaign for alderman of tho
Eleventh ward. at the last elections,
and for other purposes. But he al
leges that Manager Herbrand and
Bookkccper Bean werwe not only
COgntZaHt or his Use or the money
but that he was paying 1t back, IN
small installments, and thus removing
the case from the jurisdiction or
criminal courts.
Taube swore that he had paid 5000
OF the borrowed" money back to
Bookkoeper Bean. 10 be credited on
the books against his shortage. He
also sworc that his weekly salary OF
ST. was being used 10 square" his
shortage Each week he received his
full check. endorsed H. and turned II
hack to the Office
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Thieves &c Wise and Lift $50 From
KEPT MONEY IN BARN.
Joseph Warer.

Joseph Warcr. Of No. 1888 Van Dyke
ave. have changed the storchouse for
his wealth. Joseph formerly kept his
moneyb bag hidden in the barn in the
rear OF his residence Someone evil
gently learned of il. and the bag. con-
tanning $50 has disappeared Warer
reported TO the police
Burglars entered tho residence Of
Dr. II. J. Slcyin. No 4S5 Third-ave..
between and s o'clock. Tuesday
afternoon. and thoroughly rausacked
the place. getting away with -
Lincoln pennies. and quantity of
jewelry. including lady's diamond
ring, gold signet ring, gold brace
let gold watch, silver watch and
pockotbOok and cards
Norman Thayer, Of Birmingham re-
ports that he put 500 under his mat
tress when he went TO sleep I'm the
residence Of Fred Starks. No 1875
Casperaye., Tuesday night. When no
awoke. the money was missing The
police are investigating
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Alderman On inspection Tour.

Park Commissioner Hurlbut, Secre-
tary Busch and the members OF the
council committee on parks and boule-
wards. made a trip OF inspection 70
Belle Isle. "Wednesday morning, to
look over the new bath. house and
decide upon the necessity of enlarg-
Ing II. Later the committee visited
the casino. The subject of the rental
of the casino for the next two years
is TO be- considered soon, and the
members Of the committee took Oc.
casion 10 make themselves familiar
with the conditions now prevailing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
BORN IN u. S.. STILL ALIEN.
Coon She Hung. Chinese, Finds Self
In Anomalous Position.

In Anomalous Position.
Coon She Hung Chinese. finds HIM
self in an anomalous position as the
result OF the decision rendered by
Commissioner Chaplin, II was sought
e prove that Coon was not entitled
10 admission 10 the United States
and had been struggled in. He
brought witnesses 10 prove that he had
been born at New Tacoma. Wash,
and that his parents had lost their
property and fed TO China as re-
suit of anti-Chinese riots when he
was small child. The decision al
mits his native birth and gives him
the right OF entry TO the United
States Coon She Hung is neverthe.
less Chinese citizen and subject
and ineligible to American citizen
ship. since he did not claim citizen
ship on attaining his majority. He
must. therefore. if he ramains here,
be always an alien in the land of his
birth since Chinese subjects cannot
be naturaliZed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
PHONE MEETING NEXT WEEK.
Mayor Scheme and other Matters
Will Be Discussed, Wednesday.

\ meeting at which an attempt will
Ice made 20 70 TO the bottom Of the
telephone question will be held i'm the
council committee room. next Wednes-
CAV morning Aid Allan. chairman
Of the committee TO which the mayors
message with regard to telephone
service and rates and also the dis.
position Of the Peoples Telephone
Co. property was referred. has do
oided 10 have the meeting held next
week SO as 10 dispose OF the whole
question before the council commit
tees are changed In January. He has
been waiting up to this time for Ger.
tain facts 10 he ascertained This
information is now ready for presenta-
tion by the committee or will be com
pleted by next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02

Burn Genuine Gas Coke according to our
simple instructions. We know that you
will get more heat, better service and far
more satisfaction at less cost than with
any other fuel
Genuine Gas Coke must give more heat
because il contains more heating proper
ties than any other fuei--it remains only
for you to burn it the right way to get the
benefit Of all this heat and service
The whole secret Of burning Genuine
Gas Coke successfully is TO keep down the
draft, fill the furnace full and not to shake
il often.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Government to start Custer Suit.

\ suit is 10 be- fled this week I'm
which the United States government.
through District Attorney Frank n.
Watson. will endeavor to eject John
s. Evans from occupancy of portion
Of the postOffice site In Coldwater The
government bought this site some time
ago and is now ready 10 go ahead with
the building. Evans built a store in
the meantime. and II is now alleged
that his building encroaches on the
government lot by three feet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Complaint Against NickelOdeon..

Alleging that the exit OF the Fairy
thcater. No. 1897 Graiotaye., was
kept locked with hooks, instead OF
being closed by springs, as demanded
I'm the ordinance on fire protection FOR
amusement places Patrolman Ell
Gcllcr sworc ont ordinance complain s.
against the proprietors. Fred Parish
and Frank Schcman. Wednesday
morning Patrolman ID j. Thomas.
swore ont ordinance complaints
against Thomas and Joseph Lances-
ter, proprietors OF q nickelodeon. at
No 2240 West Jefferson-ave.. charging
them with allowing the aisles In their
thoater 10 become crowded with
patrons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Thief Draws Fine.

Herbert Brown was fined $40 with
the option OF serving 80 days. when
Justice Jeffries found him guilty OF
the theft Of cigar case. stick pin.
and $50 from William Jones' There
was woman in the case Jones al.
most tearfully said that Brown had
knowingly obtained his property from
Jones woman friend Brown cut
Jones out. and the woman gave him
his rivals cigar case. pin and cash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
$5.75 per ton delivered

Try Genuine Gas Coke for your next
fuel--burn it the way the diagram shows
you've know it will give you better sat
isfaction and more heat for less cost.
More than 1000 families in Detroit burn
it regularly. We have proven it to them
We can prove 1t to you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-02
Burn Genuine Gas Coke This WAY

Fiji your furnace high with Genuine Gas Coke
as diagram shows. The coke will burn more slowly.
last longer, and give better satisfaction than il
little at time is put III furnace
Operate drafts as shown--the fire will keep over
night easily and all the heat will be saved
Reason this out from the point of economy Your
better judgment will show you that Genuine Gas
Coke is the most economical fuel