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entertainment for persons seeking re-
Taxation which does not tax the mind.

entertainment for persons seeking re-
Taxation which does not tax the mind,
Lewis S. Stone and the Belasco COM
pany tonight will give the first produc-
ton in the west of owen Kildare and
Walter Hackett's 1.-THE Regeneration. "
The play was first produced last season
in New York by Arnold Daily. Lewis
S. Stone will play Days original role
of owen Conway.
"a Breeze from Bonnie Scotland"
presented by the Five Merry Mac
Gregors, will be the feature of the new
bill at the Los Angeles this afternoon.
Aida Woolcott and her company, Fay
Carranza and Priazkow and Blanchard
are other attractions.
The Ferris Hartman opera company
opened yesterday for it's third week
with an elaborate production of "The
Blue Moon" The production served
to introduce another of the Hartman
prma donnas, Miss Dorothy Morton,
who appeared in the role Of Chandra
NIL The production will be reviewed
in sNese columns In later issue.
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Vote for H. ]. woollaeott. candidate 70,
councilman. AV'V
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
VERSE WORTH READING.
Two BOYS.

Two Boys.
Alonzo IS a likely boy; he's full OF men
tai grace
lie keeps a'throwin' gems o thought pro
niscous round the place.
An strives with me an mother In man
ner most polite
To get us to take notice when our gram
mar isn't right.
He shaves at least three times week
Alonzos mighty neat,
An he's expert in his judgment about
things that's good to eat
His brothers kind o different, He amt
built SO much fur show.
Bill saws an splits the hrewood an he
shoves off the snow.
The sewn' circle compliments the fam
fly now an then
About Aonzo sayln' he's the incest of
young men.
But as fur me an mother, we jes' do as
parents Will.
Defyin neishbors' comment. We are
mighty strong fur Bill,
We like to hear the stompin' of his feet
out In the she'd
We like to hear his laughln' way Of hol-
lcrin to be fed
1t amt right to be partial, but our hearts
is all aglow
Fur that boy who splits the firewood an
who shoVcls off the snow
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
WEN MA.
-s--.s--ssz-.s
M arch ~.

Mrs. Walter Warder returned to
her home in Cairo Thursday morning,
her mother Mrs. Winnie Balm, vino
was seriously Ill being much I'M,
proved,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w, Chapman have
returned from a visit to the family
of Congressman p 7. Chapman III
/ Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Ben Stewart and Miss Dimple
Jcnes of Morehouse, Mo, are guests
Iof Mrs. Ike Morgan
James Bapowe of Paducah is the
new barber at the shop of Louis Tap.
ley. He will move his family here q
soon as he can rent a house.
Mr.. Oren Bradley has returned from
a visit with relatives in Cypress.
Mrs. j. Ed Francis of Decatur is the
guest of her mother Mrs. Hugh Wal,
lace and will remain until the return
of her father from Hot Springs.
Mrs. w J. Fern who has been a
guest of her sister Mrs. L. H. Frizzell
returned to her home in Tunnel Hill
Thursday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs Curt Roby and child
rem have returned to their home in
Metropolis after a visit with rela-
lives in Vienna.
c. II. Mason and James Evers d
Belbnap had business in this city Oh
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hester of Kan.
kakee are visiting their many rela-
lives in Johnson county this week.
Miss Maggie Morris was called tc
leasant Grove Wednesday to the bed
side Of her sister Mrs. Dave Ragsdal2
who is critically ill.,
Miss Matte Underwood has resign
ed her position with the Interior Tel
phone company and returned to her
home in Ozark.
Mrs. |. c. McElroy who is spending
the winter with her husband in Cheg-
ter is home for few days with her
many relatives and friends in Vienna
The Modern Woodmen had work al
their meeting on Tuesday evening
Dick Hnndley was the candidate.
Mrs Lib Perkins left Thursday az
tornoon for Cincinnati, to visit her
daughter Madge, having received a.
message announcing the arrival of 4
baby girl in her daughters house
hold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Whitehead eDtel
tanned the members of the Egyptian
Club and IA number of invited guests
on Thursday evening. At cards prizas
we're won by Miss Edith Burnett,
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mr.. Frank Kuy-
Ecrdall and Jim Carter. A two coursa
luncheon was served after the games
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Hawkins will bel
The clubs next host aud hostess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
Instead.

When I am dead, forget me, dear,
For / shall never know.
Though DER my cold and lnelcss hands
Your burning tears should flow.
I'll cancel with my living voice
The debt you'l owe the dead
Give me the love you'd show me then
But give Il now instead
And bring no wreaths 10 deck my grave.
For ! shall never care
Though all the flowers | loved the most
Should grow ana wither there.
III sell my chance Of all the flowers
You'll lavish when I'm dead
For one small bunch of violets now,
So give me that instead.
What saints we are when we are gone
But what's the use to me
of praises written on my tomb
For other eyes to see?
One little simple word Of praise
BY lips we worship said
Is worth a hundred epitaphs--
Dear, say 1t now Instead.
And faults that now are hard TO bear
Oblivion then shall win
our sins are soon forgiven us
When we no more can sin.
But any bitter thought of me-
Keep Il for when I'm dead.
l shall not know. / shall not care.
Forgive me now instead.
Windsor Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
SPORTS
GOOD ONE FOR COLLINS.

Manager Williamson of the opera
house was in communication yestsr-
day with W. II. Barton, the man who
has been furnishing the material for
the wrestling and boxing matches
here this season, and the latter
stated that today he would wire the
name of the wrestler who is to meet
Collins here next Friday night. The
Cairo sporting fraternity is anxious
TO know who viii be the Cairo favor
ties next opponent on the mat. 1t
is assured that he will be a good one,
and give Collins match equal to
any he has had yet.
Nothing has leaked out yet as to
the preliminary events of next Fri
DAYS entertainment. but it may be
stated with degree of certainty
that two or three good glove contests
will be attached to the program.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
Mann TRIES TO
PROVE AN AL|B|
DENIED EVER KNOWING MRS.
THOMPSON FOR THE MURDER
OF WHOM HE is ON TRIAL
STATE FAILS TO MAKE
POINT.

Chicago, March 12-Lumas {.
Mann, who is on trial for the murder
of Mrs. Francis Gilmore Thompson in
Michigan avenue rooming house on
June o. last, took the stand in his
own defense late this afternoon.
He denied that he had ever known
the woman who was found strangled
with rope on July /. He said he
never had visited the rooming house
where he is accused of accompanying
the woman and signing the name of J.
II. Raymond.
He admitted that he had consortel
with negro woman in New York.
During the day many witnesses gave
testimony to prove an alihi for Mann.
and the state was unable to shake
their evidence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
NOUN DIS.
March ~.

c J. Spencer Of Pulaski was down
on bushes "Wednesday
The continued rains are causing
the high water to slowly spread over
the low bottom lands.
Mrs. II. NJ. Perks aud son Tommie
were Cairo visitors Wednesday.
Geo, Beck of the Cairo Brewing
association was a legal visitor to
this city Thursday
The two cottages belonging to Al
Reader on the corner First and Oak
streets will soon be moved off and
the lots rc-platted and a fine two
story brick block built on the vacat-
ell space,
L. j. Atherton. of the American
restaurant WIS a business visitor to
Cairo Friday.
On account of the severe storm
Monday night the birthday party of
Mrs. G.s Smith was postponed until
Thursday afternoon. The affair was
greatly enjoyed by about 80 of her
lady friends. Her age is So years.
Contractor T. w. Hanes has about
finished the mammoth shed aud ware.
house which IS to be used by the new
Mounds Lumber company The con
tractor and his crew made uncx-
ccled time in the contraction of this
job
The voters seem to be pretty well
satisfied with the result of last Tues.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
The Better Part.

Long fed on boundless hopes. o race Of
man,
How angrtly thou spurn'st all simpler
fare
Christ" some one says, was human az
We are,
No judge eyes us from Heaven. our sin
to scan;
I'VE live no more, when we have done
our SPAN
"wcu. then. for Christ" thou answcrest.
"who can care?
From sin which Heaven records not, why
f0thcur?
Live We like brutes our life without a
PLAN"
So answerest thou, but why not rather
say:
Hath man no second life? Pitch this
one high
Sits there no Judge in Heaven, our sin
to see7-
"More strictly. then. the inward Judge
obey,
was christ a man like us7 An. let us
try
II we then. too, can be- such men as Ifc,'
Matthew Arnold.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13

amount so extended and charge the
same on his books to the county col
lector of Alexander county, ana t.
credit him with the sums he shall
from time to time pay into the city
treasury on account of said taxes.
Provided the city comptroller SHALL
not credit the said county collector
with amy abatenents or forfcitures of
said taxes until a statement Of the
sanu has been examined and APP
proved by the city council,
Section f. That in addition to said
purposes, a special tax of two (2)
mills on the dollar is hereby levied
and assessed on all the taxable prop
erty in the CITY of Cairo such special
tax to be assessed and collected III
the same manner with said general
taxes of said city to be known as the
library fund, and. when received, the
Same shall he deposited In the treas.
urv Of the city to the credit Of the
library fund and shall be kept sepa
rate and apart from the other moneys
Of the city ami only drawn upon the
properly authenticated vouchers OF
the board of directors OF the said
library,
Section 5. It shall be the duty OF
the city treasurer. when the county
collector shall from time to time pay
over to the said treasurer any city
taxes as levied above, to place the
same in the general fund. except
said library fund, which shall be
placed to the credit of the library
fund as provided.
Section G. All ordinance or parts
of ordinances in conflict with this or
dinanc2 are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the city council March
9 A. ID. 1909.
Approved March 10, A. D. 1909.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor.
Attest: ROBT. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
Published in the Cairo Bulletin
March 10. 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
MOUND CITY,
March IL.

March IL.
Mrs. Joe Arnold of OlmsteI was
shopping here Thursday,
Ernest Steers of America trans-
acted business here Thursday.
Bowman Bros. have the contract
to paint the Congregational parson-
age on First and Poplar streets,
r. l.. Craig who has spent tie past
few days as the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Msr. d. G. Craig in this city
returned Thursday to his homo in
Evansville, Ind.
Joseph Gaunt of Grand Chain. was
in the city Thursday on business.
Mrs w. II. Beverly was a Cairo
visitor Thursday
Mrs. Carrie Spence left Thursday
to visit Mr., and Mrs. II. Calvin and
family at Lovings few days.
Mrs. VIM Foley of Mouads was
shopping here Thursday.
Miss Rose Mulroney and Mr., Ed
Williams visited Cairo friends Thurs,
day
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Tjline were
among the Cairo Shoppers Thurs
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Wehrenberg,
,Ir., and little daughter, Flora, LETT
Thursday for TIER new home at
Belevile. Their daughters Lucille
and Mary, and sons Frederick ana
Ralph, will leave next week to join
them
G. e. Martin spent a few days in
st, Loris this week returning home
Friday
Robert Galbraith of America, was
IN town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Sallie Spencer who has spent
the past few days in Grand Chain
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. T. Nj. Ford is seriously i'll at
her home on First and Poplar streets
at this writing.
Mrs. Abe Weaver was a Cairo Wis
itor Thursday.
n C. Horn and J. w, Dorsey were
over from Holloway, KY, Thursday.
Mr.. A. Shaw who has been visit.
ing his sister Mrs. J. II. Crowell on
Fast First street left Thursday for
Cape Girardeau where he has EN-
ployment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


days primary election, but 1t will
have to he done over again in April.
DR.. NJ. l.. Winstead of Wetaug. was
"a business caller at this Office Thurs
day.
The bankrupt stock of the Palace
drug store will be sold at auction
Saturday, the 18th inst
Tho continued wet weather is in
terrier ring with the farm work all over
the collnty.
We regret to report the serious de-
cline in the health of Hon. ID. W.
Prindle, Sr., at his beautiful country
home, known as the "Octagon," just
west of Villa Ridge. Mr. Prindle
was an old |. c. employe and was
for many years located in Cairo
where he is Familiarity known by all
the older citizens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
OF Times Garden.

within tile garden ground Of Time
stood.
where rose the radiant blooms Of love
and life.
And the gold flower that is the SUMS
10 wife,
In mv fond summer idleness Of mood
I plucllcd no flower II dreams for dream
iuEs food.
Unstaiued I Kept the STRENGTHENING
knife.
For all the foolish thought Of me had
strife
If life or love-in-life should be most
good.
one cast the wells Of night about my
face
And gave me hold on some faint flow
or unseen.
CRYING. This is Of passion dropped
the flower
Enter no more upon this pleasant place
Fool. thon hadst hold on love that
might have been:
10, no man hath his choice. but for one
hsur.
-Westminster Gazetts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13

trust, after conference with Mr.. Frick
he as attorney-gcncral, advised the
killing of the only antitrust legisla-
ton that passed the house in recent
years Is he likely to encourage the
president in attacks on the trusts?
Secretary of War Dickinson, at
torney for the Illinois, Central rail
roadd, an cx-Democrat, drawn away
from his party by his corporation
connections.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
ANOTHER BOWLING RECORD.

Pittsburg, Pa, March IA
Schweegler and Tony Schwoesler, of
Marison, Wis, today established a
new worlds record in two-men teams
They made the high mark of 1904
fifty points higher than the record of
Chalmers and Kiene, OF Chicago, roll
ed at Cincinnati tournament last year.
In the individual events this after
Don, Larry Sutton, of Rochester, roll
ID COL equalling the high record of
r Brueggeman. of Sioux City Iowa
made last week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
ATTACKS TAFT CABINET
William Jennings Bryan Wants to
Know If Members Are Pledged
To Reform.

Lincoln, Ncb. March 12.-Wiliam ].
Bryan in the Commoncr today ridi-
cules President Taft's cabinet selcc.
lions, and asks this pointed quer.
is this reform?" t
He then discusses the former cor
poration affiliations OF several cabinet
men in the following:
Docs the presidents cabinet stril,>
you as reform cabineis Secretary
of State KICK, eX-attorncy OF the steel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
THE PRIMARY SYSTEM
Defended in Speech by Senator La
Toilette at Meeting of New
York Civic Forum.

New York. March 12.-George Earl
State senator from Oregon. was
chairman tonight of a meeting of
New York's Civic Forum" TIE
meeting was Tor the discussion of the
question of direct primary nomina-
tons. and the chief speaker was Sen
6tor I.aFollette. of Wisconsin. who
is an ardent advocate of the plan and
who made a strong speech in defense
Of the primary system.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
'1ney conquer who believe they
can" says the old pruyerb,

''1ney conquer who believe they
can" says the old prDYerb,
The shears with which Andrew Car
negie clips his coupons were bought
with hard toll and basiHcg5 aptitude.
81 am going to win" wac Marshall
Fields motto
Too many of our Young mon now
adays want to start at the top
Those who. tbrouph mistaken favor
itism, get start near the top. gen
orally slide down.
Those who work up frcm the bottom
stick.
The duke of Areyln had every one OF
his sons learn a trade.
Max. yourself necessary. yOua.
man, and your succce ,a aas.a'a." pa.
one of Josh Billings phi1sop'irs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
lsRELL THROWS COLEMAN.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 12.-Jim
Isbell of Kansas City, champion
heavy weight wrestler, defeated Jack
Jack Coleman of South Dakota in two
straight falls tonight The time of
the falls was twenty minutes and II
minutes respectively.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
STOLYPIN IS WORSE.

st. Petersburg, March t2.-The
condition of Premier Stolypin who is
sgfTerlng from influenza is causing
anxiety. A bulletin issued at mid
night said there had been an unex-
pectcd rise in his temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
sterner Measnres Neces.a1v.

Really" said Nerycy ! want yen
TO be my wife. Conc now. don't ray
No"
MIR. Nervoy" replied the heiress, 4
wouldn't think Of saying No to
yuu--'
All"
"lt wouldn't have ANY effect on you
80 think the best thing can DO
Is To yell for the police"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
RoWLERs ELECT OFFICERS.

Pittsburg. Pa, March 12-Robert
II. Bryson, of Indianapolis, was elect
ed president of the American Bowl
Ing congress this Afternoon. A. L..
Langtry of Milwaukee, was elected
secretaG, and Frank l.. Pasdeloup
of Chicago, treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
NEW VESSEL COMPANY.

Detroit, Mich. March 12.-The Free
Press announces the formation of a
new vessel corporation which has
contracted to buy fifty of the largest
lumber carrying vessels on the Great
Lakes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
HART GETS DECISION.

New Orleans, March 12.-Marvia
Hart was awarded the decision on a
toni in the 18th round of scheduled
II round fight with Tony Rose at Nc
DCnCughvillG tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
Responsibility.

First Little Girl (conyersing at the
school gatel-f can hemsfitch aud
f,athcrs'itch and my mother let's ma
make things tor baby
Second Little Girl-That's notRirr
I'm lCt so bv myself 10 draw beer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
LATER SCORES.

New York, March 13.-The stores
ut a. M, then end of the f22nd hour
were:
Cibot-Orphec, 65S.5.
Davis Metkus, G3S.G.
DincenProuty, Gl3.9
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13
SCORE AT MIDNIGHT.

New York March t3.-The scores
IF the leaders in the -you-please
race Mt midnight We're:
otOrphee G49.7.
Davis-Metkus sos
een-Prouty COS g.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-13

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DEN MARK.

When the Copenhagen city council
met last week for the first time since
election no less than seven women
took their seats in the body as Getty
mothers" along with the city fathers.
The men CALAMITY escorted the women
to their places. OF course this marks
an epoch in the city government. Be.
cause of the women taking a seat in
the city council there will not be any
revolution by any means. but certain
It is that the women members are
going to stand for a series of reform
movements at all costs and there is
where perhaps the shoe will pinch.
All the women members of the coun.
Gil are intelligent and we'll educated
and the gentlemen end of the council
will undoubtedly have all that it can
take care of. While it is not expected
that the women are going to have
their own way in everything exactly.
it is quite certain at present that thew
will: come pretty nearly running the
council. Now it will be an interesting
thing tc see if they are equal to the
situation.
Danish physicians and students are
much interested in the claims author.
itatiyely made in London concerning
the success of new treatment for
tuberculosis discovered by William
Doig, layman. The Danish journals
especially the medical journals, have
been full of speculative comment re-.
garding the new treatment and MANY
expert opinions have been expressed
pro and con. The nature of the treat.
ment is poulitice containing acite
and chloride to be placed on the BODY
near the affected part, membrane or
bone. In about week an ulcer is
formed, connected by what is called
a ray Of inflammation with the dis.
eased organ. This forms = dnct
through which the pus is drawn out
The ulcer needs to be carefully
dressed twice a day with a certain
salve.
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Barge NeSter Goes Down in
Lake Superior
DURING A TERRIFIC GALE
SEVEN MEN PERISH AFTER FU.
TILE ATTEMPTS WERE MADE
TO RESCUE THEM IN HEAVY
SEA = VESSEL WRECKED IN
SHORT TIME.

Milwaukee. Wis. May 1.-An eve
ming Wisconsin special from Mar
quette, Micn., says:
Fears that yesterdays furious gale
on Lake Superior would be productive
of disaster came to tragic realization
when the barge George Eester struck
a reef off Huron islands, northwest of
here, and was lost with all hands
There were seven men on board.
Their names are not known here.
Driven Onto the Rocks.
In tow Of a school craft the vessel
was bound for Baraga to load steam
ers in the terrific storm and shortly
afternoon yesterday was driven onto
the ricks. The lighthouse tender
Marigold was directly behind her.
Small boats could not live in the
heavy seas. and the Msrigold attempt
ed to rescue the Nester's crew by
means of a lifeline. This was un-
successful.
The Nester went to pieces fast and
in short time she was a total loss
and all those on board had perisned.