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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
NOTICE OF AWARDING CON-
TRACT.

For the filing with earth of the un
filled portions of Twenty-first ant
West Twenty-frst streets and for the
construction upon said Twenty-tirs
and West Twenty-frst streets of {
vitriiied brick pavement with a com
bination concrete curb and gutter OF
| both sides of the said brick pavement
at the outside edges OF said bricl
pavement from the west line of Com
mercial avenue to the east line of the
Mississippi levee, in the City Of Cairo
Illinois, and for the construction upon
the said Twenty-first and West Tween
ty-frst streets of natural limestone
marginal curbs, at all unpaved street
intersections, at the outside edges OF
said brick pavement aad between the
inside edges OF the gutter-hags of
said combined curb and gutter as ex-
tended around and out to the lot line
on both sides OF the said Twenty-frst
and West Twenty4flrst streets. at said
unpaved street intersections. from the
said west line OF Commercial avenue
to the said east line of the Missis-
Sippi leVee. and for the construction
upon the said TweuJy-nrst and West
Twenty-frst streets or brick catch
basins and supplying cast-iron traps
the said west line of Commercial ave
nue. to the said east line Of the Mis-
sissippi levee, and for the construc-
tion in the said West Twenty-first
street of vitrified tile pipe sewer.
from the brick manhole in the pres.
ent Twenty-first street sewer, said
manhOe being located thirty (39)
feet west OF the east line of Holbrook
avenue. to point thirteen hundred
$4,000 feet west OF the east line of
Holbrook avenue, and for the con
West Twenty-first street, of five %
brick manholes and supplying cast,
iron rings and cast-iron perforated
covers therefor.
Public notice is hereby given that
the Board Of Local improvements Of
the City of Cairo. Illinois, has award
ed the contract for the filing with
earth of the untitled portions of
Twenty-first and West Twenty-first
streets, in said City of Cairo, from
lot line to lot line, and to such depth
or height as will make the grades
thereof conform to the grades pro-
viled for the said streets in and by
Ordinance No. 200 of said City of
Cairo, adopted July 18th. A. d. 1909,
and approved July goth, A. d. 1899.
from the west line Of Commercial
avenre to the east line of the Missis-
sippi leyee, in said Guy Of Cairo and
for the construction upon the said
Fwenty-first and F~est Twenty-first
streets OF a vitriiied brick pavement,
with combination concrete curb and
gutter on both sides OF said brick
pavement, at the outside edges OF
said brick pavement. from the said
west line of Commercial avenue to
the said cast line of the Mississippi
levee, and for the setting upon said
Twenty-iirst and West Twenty-first
streets Of natural limestone marginal
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
The Road 10 Success.

has many Instructions, but none SO
desperate as poor nealth. Success
today demands health, but Electric
Bitters is the greatest health builder
the world has ever known. 1t com
pels perfect action OF the stomach
liver kidneys, bowels, puriffes and
enriches the blood. and tones and in,
vigorates the whole system. Vigorous
body and keen brain follow their use.
You can't afford TO slight Electric
Bitters If weak, run down or sickly.
Only 50c. Guaranteed by all drug
gists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
Paw Paw. Mich,
Another Operation Ayoided.

Announcer operation Avoided.
Chicago, Ill. I'll want women to
know what that wonderful medicine
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. has done for me. Two of the
best doctors In Chicago said / would
die ii did not have an operation, and
i never thought of seeing well day
again. hada small tumor and female
troubles so that / suffered day and
night. A friend recommended lydia
4. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and II made me a well woman" - Mrs.
ALvENA SrERLING, II Langdon St.
Chicago, Ill.
Lydia 4. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
p0und, made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female Ills. including displacements.
Inflammation, fibroid tnmors, irregu--
lariues, periodic pains. backache. bear
fng-down feeling, fiatulency, indiges-
ton, and nervous prostration. Itcosts
but q tribe to try 1t, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
THE WEATHER
Observation-Disclosures
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was mostly clear but rain
began falling about $40 last night
aud the temperature went lower The
government bulletin reported rain
from "a points. extending generally
over the upper river valleys. Extremes
OF temperature We're 81 at Phoenix
and % at Winnemlcca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Fair and cooler
Illinois: Washington. Sept. 22.--
Partly cloudy Thursday with cooler
in southern portion. Friday warmer;
moderate west winds becoming vari-
able.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
CuredbyLydiaE .Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

bly, from female ills.
including inilam-
nation and conges-
ton, for several
years. My doctor
said there was no
hope for me but an
operation. | began
taking Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta.
BILE Compound, and
/ can now say ! am
q we'll woman"
EMMA DRApEp
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today. 5;i7 a. m
Sun will rise tonight. n. 5:57 p. m
Moon will rise tonight. 1896 a. m.
Mote. The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approximates
the time at Cairo within a few min
utesl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
FALL OPENING.

THE FALL OPENING or THE
SAMUEL WHITE DRY GOODS
COMPANY WILL BE HELD THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 AND
"a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
POLICE TO THE RESCUE
CONCLUDED from First Page)

and the crews were forced to aban.
don them. The riots caused the
abandonment of the first attempt to
run the cars at night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-23
FALL OPENING.

THE FALL OPENING OF THE
SAMUEL WHITE DRY GOODS
COMPANY WILL BE HELD THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, SEPT. % AND
"a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
8ermiidtc telesrapbiIdlc Sepeidcn.

Wopor Butte bon Chicago, Der
iidl unl1neit elmer 9liuooorm.S pe.
ration unter5ieben mubte. lit oils se.
Gtilt aus Dem arunfcnbons entlaiien.
Sn Chicago ~itiir5tc Soiepb Do
nrpon nahtnanbelllo uris einem 3en-
fer bes i%iinften Stodlperfs oes
rSroniibe Sotels" auf oas Giloiter
bntob. etttfam iebof icltiamer 8eiie
init einent leid]tcn 9ruh oes linfeu
5iiBfnohels.
Sn @ronb Topibs, Mid)., bat
Die GO Sabre altc SAelerfrait Roria
Scpoloufi. pelfje fir arm golt iino
iuicberbolt llnterItiisung genob, ST..
600 binterlaiien unb bas Gernlogen
teridiebenen .Gbriitian Seience".
Sirden permadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
@fitia mod init 81 ,Gahrcn.

49, N"VNN
---
&crr Sobn aorig icicrt in f0rpcrli
der unO 9eiitiger Stride icinen
80. 8eburtStug. elmer Der al
tciten 2eier Ocs uGeuti6cn Core.
iponbcnten."
Serr Sobn aoni9, Oeiicn 9ilo mir
bereits oell 2eiern III Der Sonntogs-
hummer oes oGeutihcn Gorriponoen.
ten" Dor Nu9en iilhrten, ieicrte &c.
fern, BON 5ablrcid1n 6relunocn uno
9efonuten llmgebcn, iciuen 81. sc.
burtatog m0 0oa 56. Slhil1um lei
llCr Gnflnit III Baltimore. Scd)aumo.
iiini5ig Sabre limo nit Gem gaitriqcn
Gage pcriloiien, OoB 0err aonio SoIs
timorc 5uerIt betrot uno mobrlih
nift lmllouit bot e. ieinc Gage bier
5nNcbrod)t; fijr 0o@, mos Ser ulcrs
mil0lidc Mann bier Nclciitct bot. %,
fir iollten ibm ale ieiue beutiden
0fitbilracr 6unfbor ieil, ocln no int.
In1r cS lid nm Die l(ntcritiibum0 Ger
oelttlhen Sprnde ul0 Sodc Gon
oeltc, 0n mar Sohn &onig nid)t MIR
nit Wnrtcll. loll6ern olld) nit (boteu
bel Der &onb. Gr longtc nit icincr
Satin nui bem Se9cllhiif yNcptun"
nod) 72'tGgigcr 6ohrt bier oil. Sn
ocm riiItigcn Subilor, Dem man bic
81 1Gbrfjen mobrlid) uidt annlcrft,
beiiBt ooS Geutldltbum eincn mofe'
rem &orfGmpftr. MI oci gutgcmeilts
ten @iinidcn, Die Serrn a0nig &C.
ftern 0argebradIt murocn. id)lieBt lidI
cin alter SarSfreuno, Der nEcutid,e
Correspondent" boz gan5cnt ScrScn
an un6 boiit 5upcriiftlid), bcim 80.
8eburtsto9 bnS @cbrrtstogstiuo mic
Der in 10 outer Solrne 81 %trcffcr, luic
g%elterl1. lbs Snmilicnleben beS Srn.
&oni0 lit boS bcnfbor gliidlidlIte. 81
lporcn gum gcltrigcr froben 6eite ollie
ainoer unO Nnpermunoten bcS Subj
lars nm 6cnielben in iciner @obnung
9tr. 1906. Yenniplnouio : g%penle, Die
er upr 80 Sabren bcjog ncriammelt;
nit ibnen 2rihicneu nild) Die Gnfcl.
finocr. Srou @eorgc @itb, cine God.
ter, oic Satin oeS b%cfonHten Sdnei
ocrmeiitera. iib1rrcihtc ibrem Gnter
Gin ants 80 Hclfen deficiencies bllitens
hcs Bouquet mto 6rou Sob. 9runett,
gleid)foas cine Sodter, Gin bouquet,
ooS aus 50 2ilicn gcicrtigt lpnr. lin.
ter ben @rotulonten bcianben iid) Sr.
George @itb uno 5rou. @err Wortin
SONIC unb 6rou, Serr OtillorO 4.
@eipc unO 1ran, Serr Sob. 9runett
unb 6rou, 8oitor 8eprgc &Dni9 uon
Gocomofcf@it i'm Wb4 &err Sobn So
MIG, Serr @urtlep @eipe, SRI. Nepno
@eipe utb Gnitor !, u. SCOUT uab
Srou. 1 rl
SEER a0nig puroc om t7.Sllli 1927
in Affboloerbod bel NeuItoot in Sur.
Geiien 9e6oren rnb fam im SATIRE
1858 mad, oieiem 2ouoe. Sm Suli
oeiieIben Sobres reid)tc CT SRI. Gliio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Sabnfataitropbe in Snoiana.

Gbicogo, IS. Sitli. - Gin iiio-
lid iobrenoer 3llg Der Wonor.gobn
cl,tgleilte bcrte iriib an elmer anrpe
iiIolid) bon WnideItecr. Sno., Sofo.
mlotioiiihrer nltb Sci5er fonicil ult'S
Stbcn mo lefs Yoliogierc, iomie
Glide 9coicnitete mlirben pcrlebt.
Sicben @uggons pcrIicben Die Sdic.
men, oQeiu Die Sofonotipc uno Der
8cpddfpnegon Itiir5ten Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Rr. 1921. Bel oicicn 5icrlidcn
ToiIctten. rSndet limo 3rnn. uto aer-
mel aus cinem Stilt geidnitten. Iic
goilihuna lit on Der 1oiae burd Ell.
nrn @iirtel ober acknowledgements
rgeabing" 5uiommcngebalten 2aun,
Battle, prnftirtc SmiB uno 9oum-
noQ.Grepe limo poiienoe Stoiie fir
hies Nuiter iir fleinc, m~ittelgroBe
mo srobe 6isuren. Gic I~iittclsroBe
erforbert 23s Doros 24-3oa. Mate-
r.ols.
Gin Iuiter oieicr ART miro gegcn
Gtnienbultg BON 10 Gents in Silber
ofcr 9riefmarfen an irgeno cine
abreiic geialtot. .... .aire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
uTcutidlcr MilitGr.0

8enn nid)t olle an5eidIen triigett,
miro ons biesjGbrige Rienic uno
6elblager. meld)es ant Wontag, ben
O. Mug. in @raubner's Wciteno.Eurf
itottiinoct, iid) 81 elmer Der gclitt8en.
I.et Aifairen ibrcr Art geitalten, bic
icmolS bier itattfano. is babeii nam.
lid bier promincnte Srganiiotioncr
ulls Der Stnot Der Vrllocrliebe lire
9etbeiliguns %5llgciast. Is iito Die
y@iirttembergcr lllanen", bic rciten.
De gatterie. artiaerie. Die 5airinount.
Suiaren lftb Der 2anbpe9r.8 crein.
Tic @GIte iperoen ON Sonntag, ben
8. gueuit, abenos Inn s llhr, nit
ibrer eigenen Militdr.aapeae per
Ianpfer an Der 2igbtitroBen.Werfte
eirtreifen iuno bort BON Dem yWili.
tor-gercin" empfaneen meroen. 8oit
ocm 2anorngsplab gebt es brett
naf Der Reclamation oes Srn. 2ouis
&ifietS ssN fB3; Metb- 5reoerifitr..
ucielbit elm SmbiB eingcnommcn
HdHs fat's smsIaus bsfsrai C.. saains, 4ia
ct.Safimsre.etr. aahe gnitom csufs.asease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Ter 9onf Oes @oiiara-


Serr 5beooor Senninger, Der YrGii-
bent oes lebten SGngerfcitcS, crbielt
qeitern bon @rof 9ernitorii Gin
Shreibcn, Ous iolgenOeu @ortlout
bat:
.Sebr 9cebrter Ser! Seine Maic-
itdt Der aaiier uno &onig bobcn nit
5reuben bon Dem Our6 Sic iiber-
mittclten telcGropbiihcn @ruB ser
5lrnl p. notionolen SGngerieit per.
iommeIten oeutiden Sanger acrnt,
nib genommen unO mid beouitro9t,
SDnen fir oieie Nufmcrfiomfeit ben
IQerboditen Gonf ollS5uipre6cn.
0iit Dem auSOrud por3iigli6er Sod.
adtuns Sbr 9%crnltorif."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

beth Spcn8Icr sic SonO 5lm Che
6lnoe. Ni3 uor ~ Sobren bctricb cr
cine Sfuhm0hcr. McrfIt1ttc; CT 9ob
Oaa 8cld0it ouf unD mltr0e 8runOs
cl0catbnmasQtotl1r. @iS bcute nod
lit or III oieienl 9cruf t6Gtig. Ger
gliidlidcn Gbe iinO bic i~ol0enOen
ainocr e%ntiproiien: 6rou Geo. a0niN
6rou G%lilnbetb Wcipe, 6rou Mor9os
retbc 9runnett, @crr Wortin &onig
uno 6ruu Geo. @itb. 0crr a6ni9 &c
bort 5u ben ijberIt6euocn W%riinocrn
oeS oNll9cmeinen Nrbcitcr.&runfen.
llntcritiibungapcrein1."
3ug 0ee Go0eS. Tlt iciner
@obnuuq, Nr, 1904 NrQpIcN peue,
pcridieo I'M 9(lter bon II %ohrcn ST..
Somea @bitcboltie al elmer GompIi.
fotion bon Gronfhcitcn. Ter Gerblis
d)cne ipuroe IN Stoifor0ibirc. eng.
lonb, geboren un0 fonl ais &inO bon
3 Sobren nod Nmcrifo. Scit 10
Sabren geh0rtc CT 81 Ger MorplonOs
@roBloge pom Orocn Der oYptbioS.
Sitter" mo mar nltd) Elm eiiri9e9
MitgIieb Der 6rcimoltrcr unb Der
.Hotbm0nncr". @ctruucrt miro CT
o elmer Sodter. 6ron &olliio ..
Slams, eincm Sobn, George $.
@hiteboulc, 5lpci Shwcitcrn mo
5ipci Gnfelfinocrn. Die 9eiictun0
crfolgt morgcn oui 0cnl 2ouoon.
Earf SricOboic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
8rofer Sdlnb.

Eoli5eimorld,oll @oriuh nilnmt eit'
id)neiocnoe &criebungcn pon Scr,
gconten mo Ho!i5iiteu por.-Gr'
odtetc Elasuer0noernng iiir III.
bebin9t u~otbpanoig.
Bon Der Nuiit)t mtsgebeu0, baB
cine Scrid)iebung BON Eoll5ilien lid
gum 9eItpn Oes 9icuite0 crtpeiicu
miro, nobm Eoli5aimorihoa @orind)
BON 9oltimore.Gountp geitcrn Iheno
folgenoe 8criebuneen Dor:
Sergcont 9oprence 9, Weiie bonn
Speiten ToIijeioiitrift, Die @e9tno
BON Mt. @oiingtun bis @oroenpille
uno bis CUR Stoot9reu5e umfolienO,
mad, Dem criten Eoli5cibiitrift, Sll
Dem SigbIonotopn unb Gonton uho
Die S6ore.@ cgeno 9eboran;
Sergeant Somes 6. Mann pom
erIten nod Dem 5peitcu Eoli5cioi'
ltrift; ferner Die Yoli5iIten
Charles Spom bon Sigblonotpmn
nad) HifcSpine mo bonn Tog. gum
Hadt0ienlt;
@eIt Dreamer BON S~igIlonOtoiun
nod Mt. @oibin9ton, Ntohtoienit;
Sbeooor 9roncr BON SigbIon>s
tomu nod Roluuo.Gurf mo BON
Gag. 5rm Nahtoienit;
Sol. Seiie bon Sigblanotofpn nab
Gopion Naftoicnit;
@iniielo 9cQ bon 8ooon3 nod
Golono.Eorf, Sogbienlt;
Sobn Hutlcogc BON Tolono!Eorf
nod, @opons, Iogbieuit;
Somcs &. aIecmon bon &ifespiae
nod Canton;
Sbon1oS Woplm bonn Henier =
mad, Dem Hepicr 3 III Si9blanotoiun
uno pom Sog. sum 9tod)toienlt;
@ntrif Scott bon DIT. @oibingtcn
nod, Sigblonotopn;
8rlItap Shirmer bonn Hepicr A
llod) 6epier 2 in Siglonbtorpn un0
pom Gag gum Nodtoienit;
Snf. German BON Sotulon nab
&igblonotopn unO bonn Nnd)t- gum
S%ogoienIt uno
Hopal EbelpS pom Somilton nad]
Ninhlnl1ntplpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Surrab, M is't ia peootrhor!
Eat 8olfSfeit tpie feb ndiInig Sobr,
lin ieoes cGt pl1ttoitfhe Sdrt
Soblt, as nenn'f iiinaer oorbie iudre;
us iullIl't nal rlt ut Dat Sel6lrt
LIN iiorten 1id int Seftgepirr,
9Sie cenftmuI IN DC Sltgenen9
9NnlI mn mir miiki non @rnH I'm XlnQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19
Ssfar b. &utbidiib,s 8elicbte.


Iltgeblid) IN Chicago mobnbaft unh
Die 2ohter zines Ir5teS aus
@ien. - 0GbereS iiber Die llr'
lafe oeS Sclbltmor0es bes MtI.
IionGriobnes.
Gbicogo, ST., IS. SuIi. Gro
PEG Auiieben bat I'M biciigen Geutld)'
tbum Elm BON Der tribune" elner
engliidcn Morgenjeitung. ~gebradtcr
9crid)t errcgt mad meIdem Der
ScIbitmorb Oes iugenoIiden 5ret'
BERN S$far b. Rotbihilo, oeS iilng'
iiru So6ncS oeS 6reiberrn GILBERT
u. Hotbldilo in @ieu, ouf bic User
gtrung ieilles 8oter$ juriid5uiitbren
icin ioa, icine @inpiaigung sur Set
ruth ieineS 5obncs nit SRI. Olga
Menn. 8od)ter oes biciigen ar5teS
Or. Ruoulpb Wenn, Nr. Is, 2incolis
Gpenne, gu Qeben. Ter iun9e Otonh
idJoB it'd am Woutog Abeno in @icn
cine augel IN Ocn &opf, unb eS mar
uiipriinglih %on1Cnommcu morOen,
oaB cine iungc @icnerin Der @egcn.
itGn0 iciner Neigun9 gelucicn lei. Gr.
Mcnn, Der iriiber in8ien HegimentS'
Ar6t NOR, uno ieine 6ontilic limo III
Chicago iebr bcfannt uno %erireuell
iid groBen Aniebens.
0ie cs beiBt, fam 6rciberr b. Gotbf
id,ilo oui elmer Geiic I'm Die 8elt
Dor ungeiobr icd)S @ohcu mad Obi
ccgo, INN cinen ieiner HeiicgeiGbrtctl,
DER erfrolift mar, I'M nIeutldeu So
ipital, Ir. 754, SomiltonsG Court, INT
ttr5ubringen. Or. Menn %6ebanDeltc
cen Yotientcn un0 muroc nit oenI
iungen Notbihilo, Der ieinen 8reuno
toglif beiudte, befannt. Gr Iilbrtc
ibr IN icine Somilie Gin. 6reiberr
u. &otbi6ilo ihentte Der Iodter oes
9(r5tes ieinc 9teigung un6 pcrlobte
lif nit ibr. Mittclit elmer aobeI'
9epcibe eriuhte CT ieincn Batter I'M
feline @inpiQigung sur Scirotb, Die
inn oeriogt muroe.
Ter Gltere 9totbid)ilh beoelltctc lei
mem Sobne, bob er 81 Jung lci gum
Seirotbcn. 8erihicOcnc aabeloepe.
ihcr muroen 5uiidcn Soter uno
Sobn ultsgetouldt, Die ober al eiuenl
@rgebniB nidt fiibrtcn. Ter iunge
Otomn reiitc nad Nicn, nm nit lei.
mem 8otcr Hiidiprofe 81 nebmen,
nGfoem er BON 6rmu uno 6r0lllein
Menm Dos 8eripredler erbolten bate,
ooB lie ibm nod europa iolgcn uno
IL Somburg oui Nohriht iiber oen
allseorg Der llnterrebuta nit ieinem
Batter parten miiroen. 6reiberr III
bert bon Got6I1ilo uermeigerte ieine
@inniuigunQ 5lt Der Scirntb gon5
cntifjicoen uno 5lpong ieinen SoDn,
bos @crlobniB aui5ubcbcn.
Sn 9cgleitlung .5pcier g%erluonbter
rciitc or nodJ &omburg, I'M 6rou
ino 6rdulein Menn Die Nadrid)t 81
iibcrbringen. @enige Gage ipGtcr err
iolgtc Die Miittbeilung, boB er lid) in
@icn cine 9ugel in ocu &opi geiogt
babe.
Cine 9cit1tigung bicicr Mittbei-
lun9en burf Gr. Neum lit nod nidlt
5l c%rlongCn. Gincnl Scrtretcr Der
Yrciie, mclder inn Souie oes Nr5tes
nrriprad), ertlQrte eil Iicncr bcs
&auies, bob Der Ioftor ons Sous
pcrIoIicn babe. Ger Gerpolter ocs
.Gcutid)en Soipitals" ertlGrtc Dem
&cridterltotter, oob III ben letten
Monotcn fem Eotient I'M Soipitol
gtreicn iei, oui Den Die Scldreibun9
Der .Sribune" poBte. Gr Diiroc
lid)criid) eriobrcn boben, mcnn Gin
Mann mic Sreiberr D. Hotbifilo tag-
lid cinen Ynticnten Der gnitolt be.
iild)t babe, bod iei ibml ME Elm Der.
artiges @erildt 81 Sbren gefommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-19

Sic Broblogc BON DC + y
lamb, Srbcn oSohne Der 5reibeit, "
belt geItern in 2ane's Sole, Tr.St6,
Sit.2omborb. StroBe, lire Sabresper-
iammlun9. 8rob-B r1lioent aooli
ShacoIer fiibrte ben Goriit, Gbcooor
Eabit baS ErotofoQ. Gie bolbi6brli.
Iidcn 9erifte scr untergeoroneten
2ogen crao6en ein giinitiges Geiul-
tat. lie neuermoblten 9eamten iinb:
81. 8roB.ErGiiosnt abpli Shocolcr.
8rob'E rGiioent Senrp SbmS, @rob.
9eigeoroneter aorl Goetid), @rob'
Scfretor Sbeob. Yobit, @roBsS hob,
nleiitcr Goipor 9%iittncr. 8robsMor-
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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09

little account, however, unless the
bull has the proper form. The back
and hind quarters of beef animal
are the parts that produce the high
priced meat. Great width all along
the back, especially over the lOin:
good spring of rib, plenty of depth
and short legs are points that should
be looked for. Long legged bulls are
usually narrow and rangy. The legs
are Of little value as meat, so the
shorter they are the better.
Quality is shown by fineness of
hair, pliability of hide and not too
much coarseness of shoulder, head
and bone. An animal with good quail
ity will furnish a better grade OF
meat. and there will be less waste in
killing.
Thickness of flesh is one Of the
most important points to look for
BY this is meant not fat, but the nat
ural covering of lean meat. Fat can
be put on during the feeding period,
but lean meat cannot. An animal
that is thickly muscled at the begin
ming of the feeding period will fur
nish a carcass that will be we'll mar
bled with streaks of fat and lean.
while another on the same feed will
put most Of his fat on in the form Of
tallow.
These same points are the essentia!
ones to look for in the selection of a
ram or boar. Strong constitution,
wide, deep, blocky form. fine quality
and thick fleshing are just as impor-
tant in these animals as in the bull.
OF course it will be impossible to
find an animal that is perfect in all
points. If the females in your herd
are badly lacking in any particular
be sure to select a male that is espe-
cially strong there On the other
hand, a slight weakness on the part
Of the sire in a place where the fe
males are especially strong may be
overlooked. An animal that has any
very serious faults, however. should
not be considered for moment.
Dairy bulls lack the f1eshing and
cOmpactness that characterize beef
animals. Low setness and extra
width of back are not so essential.
Constitution, .as shown by deep
chest. wide on the bottom and
roomy barrel, is important. A clean
head, smooth shoulder, fine limbs and
piiable skin show the quality that is
So necessary in a dairy animal, The
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09

Spokane-Howard Elliott. pres.
dent of the Northern Pacific railway,
has accepted the presidency of the
National Apple Show, offered to him
by the board of trustees The show
will be held in Spokane December 7.
Stevenson city will be heat
ed in the future With hot mineral
water piped from a spring. Steven
son, it is said. is The second city in
the United States having natural hot
mineral water piptd to private baths.
The plant Will cost about 100000.
North laAlma-It remained for
the Japanese colony here to call
North Yakima to patriotic order.
Having planned a carnival this fall,
the business men decided to make
no special observance of Indepen-
dence day. Japanese residents, how
ever, believe in celebrations and Of
fered to the city the display of 5000
worth of fireworks, some to be the
new daylight fireworks. The display
consisted of $50 pieces.
Olympia-Tne State Commission
announces that an order is to be en-
tered in the near future requiring
the railroads, the Northern Pacific
particularly, to make general
changes in its passenger train seed
ule. Under the present train scheule
the passenger trains are operated al
most exclusively for the benefit of
through business, although the COM
mission claims the local business is
more remunerative. The order will
require local trains making daylight
trips on each division of the road.
Dayton-With harvest in the In
land Empire only two weeks off.
there is every indication that the es-
innate of the largest grain crop in
years, made by grain dealers early
in the season, is to be realized. Sam
Piles of barley and wheat are being
exhibited, both in the head and on
the stock, never before eQualled in
the history of farming The excel
lent quality of the grain is not con-
fined to any particular localities, but
is general over Eastern Washington
and Oregon.