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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Harding and children
OF Oxford left on the eastern Tues
day to spend the holidays in Kansas
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Thomas of Ali
son are rejoicing over twelve-pound
baby boy. who arrived Monday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mrs. Guy Harrison, Mrs. C.. j. Clos,
son and Mrs. w. w. Hayes were
guests of Mrs. VIII wiggIesworth for
a few days. The ladies were doing
their Christmas shopping. AS stated
in another place they departed for
their home in Cortez this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Editor Clarence O. Finch and wife
of the Silverton Miner stayed over in
town last night. on their way from
Denver They arrived too late to GO
through to Silverton yesterday. They
continued home on this mornings nc
commodaton train.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

The finishing touches are being add
ed to the La Plata County bank head
quarters, The furniture is mostly In
place. the painters are about through
and Messrs. Irwin are In hopes oil
opening by the 10th. not later than
the 18th.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mrs. James Miller and son left for
CASTELAR, today, to visit her mother
Mrs. F. NJ Trumble. for u few weeks
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Robert Weber, the successful
rancher from Spring creek, was in
Durango yesterday on business. Mr.
Weber says he is well satisfied with
ihe results of the seasons work He
Is steadily improving his ranch every
year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mrs Guy Harrison. Mrs. Walter
Hayes and Mrs. ClossoE, who have
been in Durango several days visiting
friends and shopping. departed for
their homes at Cortez this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Now don't kick at the weather. Just
remember how this section was bless
ed with sunshine the last three weeks
of September. all of october and the
first ten days or two weeks of No
veulber.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mrs. r. II. Barnett was in Durango
last night passing through from Farm
ington. from n months visit with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Spath Mrs. Bar
nett was a guest of the Savoy over
night and departed this morning fol
her home in Hereford, Tex.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mrs R. G Hin and little girl left
on the eastern today for Alberta
Kans.. to join Mr.. Hill, who has been
there several months, Mr.. and Mrs
Hill will make their home in Alberta
permanently.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Doc Huntington. who was in town
for day or two from Content, says
that Miss Sara Reath, who taught the
school there last term. has accepted
again for next year. School will be-
gin in March. Miss Reath is at pres.
ent teaching at Teller.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Durango lodge A, F. q A. NJ held
their annual election OF officers last
shipful master. @. IL. Charlton; senior
warden. c. l.. Young; Junior warden,
Alexander Hall; treasurer. w. Il. Lib
bey; secretary, Wesley w, Parshall
The installation of officers VIII take
place Dec. l6, two weeks from last
night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs and
daughter, Miss Claudine, were arriy-
ais from Telluride last night on their
way 10 Los Angeles, Cal. They will
spend some time visiting various
points in California and then go on
TO Old Mexico If they like the coun.
try they will locate permanently.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

The eastern arrived last night nt
1905 after strenuous day bucking
snow on the range. 1t took three en-.
gipes TO get the incoming train over
Cumbres yesterday. The train leaving
Durango yesterday morning was de.
layed several hours at Chama on ac
count OF the bad weather A stub left
Durango last night for Silverton at
The usual time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-06

Three little girls-the eldest II
years old, started for Wichita Falls,
Tex, this morning. to stay until after
the holidays with their aunt. Mrs.
Lena Fooshoe. They are the daugh.
ters of Charles Carter of Aztec. their
names being respectively. Cordula,
Nina and Alfredo. Quite brave to
make such long trip alone Their
father came up with them yesterday
and returned this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
NEWSPAPER MAN
FIGHTS SENATOR
w. S MANNING AND SENATOR
BAILEY CLASH OVER SPEECH
BY LATTER.
CALLED MANNING LIAR
And Miserable Creature, Not Fit to
Associate With Honest Men
Bailey lncensed at
Article in Times.

Washington. May 27.--Just ate
the senate adjourned today Senate
Bailey of Texas and w $. Manning
a representative of the New lort
Times. engaged in a fisticuff in front
of the senate committee on finance.
There was reference to Bailey
characterization of the New York
Times writer as IAN infamous liar,
and too soon for bystanders 10 appre.
bend what it was all about, Manning
struck Bailey with his umbrella and
the two men elinched They were
Immediately separated without in
jury.
A Times article charged that Bal
lev had played into the hands of
Aldrich by his course in demanding
an immediate vote ON the income tax
amendment and had tdus caused a
split of the forces supporting such nj
A speech by Bailey in regard to the
article was one of the most scathlns
Of q newspaper CORES
loudent that has ever taken place In
he suate. The senator not only as
serted that the writer of the article
vas an Infamous liar. but that he
vas miserable creature and mfit
q associate with honest men
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Reunited After Many Years.

Report says that Gen. Sickles, vet
Gran of the civil war, and his wife are
reunited after 81 years of separation.
The story is that Mrs. Sickles' mother,
who was an invalid. wished her to re-
turn TO Spain after her marriage and
reside with her. Mrs Sickles thought
she should return TO her mother and
remain with her till she died. Mr..
Sickles did not agree with her and he
refused to return to Spain to live. The
couple separated. the wife returning to
her mother, who has recently died.
Now In their old age the couple are
reunited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
ELEVATOR SAVES
MANY employees
WHEN FIRE ATTAcED TOP STOP.
les OF CHICAGO PACKING
HousE-scoREs COME DOWN
FIRE ESCAPES.

Chicago. May 27.--It was with diff.
ficulty that scores OF men and girls
escaped from fire which attacked
the lard house of SchWarschild ami
Sulzberger at the stock Yards toda,
The blaze started ON the ninth. or ton
floor Of the building, and spread TO the
eighth, where It vas checked.
l.. J. Drew, the elevator conductor
made several trips through the smoke
checked elevator shaft with his car
and removed twenty men whose es.
cape had been cut off 10y the stair
way a similar number Of frightened
employees escaped in this way from
the eighth floor. Many escaped down
the fire escapes, while a dozen girls
working on the third floor were shown
through the black corridors ID Tho
lire escapes by policemen.
The monetary loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
HOW THEY O1EO
ON j. S. SENATOR
THREE MEMBERS FROM 5oTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT WERE
IN BAND WAGoN"-ALL VoT
ING FOR LORlMER.

Following are the names of me p
bcrs who voted for Lorimer and
made him T. 5. senator. Geleating
Senator Hopkins;
RopIblicaus Of the seuata: Ball.
Breidt, Cruishan, Downing, Curtis.
.McElyain, Pc ter. Henson Billings,
Ettlcson, Clark, Juvai anu McCor-
mick Total t. Republicans of the
House: Apmadoc. BrecK. Berhrens.
Black, Brownblack Burgett. lush,
Puts, Chipcrfeld, Church, Crawford,
Curran, Dudgeon, Durfeo. Ericl son
Fieldstack, Fa1nieau. Gillespie.
Glaye, kittleman Nleeman, Kowaisk HI
Lane, Lawrence, Ledpre, Logan. Nc.
Lean, McMackin. McMackn. McNich-
OILS, Parker. 0ierson. Price. Schu
macher Shanahan. Smejkal. Sollitt.
Steams, Troyer YorK, Finger, Zipt
and Nj. Sneaker TOTAL t..
Democrats Of the Senate. Broder-
lex. German, Hean. Hcltslaw. Jan
.lus aud Rainey Total 6.
Democrats Of the House: Browne.
Abraham, Allison. Assembly. Breck-
meyer Plair Bunam. Cprmak. Clark.
CoTcoran, DeWolf, Dillon, Espy,
Fahy Forst Foster, Galligan, Gesh-
kewich, German. Grim. Hilton.
Pruby Kaunally, Lantz Link. Luke.
McCollum, Mcconnell, Mcclure, Me
Laughlin Morres +. j. Murphy. Muir.
ray, O'Brien, OneiI. Potion. Reilly, II
A. Shepherd, S aymates, Sullivan.
Tirpit, Walsh, Wordell. Wheelan,
White. + J. Wilson and r. f. Wilson.
Total 81.
Totals. Republicans So: Democrats
53. Total los.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
pollteness Discouraged.

A hard blow at pollteness on street
cars in Massachusetts was struck by
the supreme court of that state few
DAYS ago. In damage ssit the court
held that II a passenger on a crowded
street car gets off momentariiy to per.
NIT other passengers TO alight, and in
getting on again is injured by the sud
den starting of the car. he cannot re.
cover from the street railway company
where there is rule under which pas
sengers ride on the platform at their
own risk
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

DO you mean me?" asked Edie
calmly
I'm dashed If ] do, my dear!
meant your return"
Yes II did make you look BIT
silly, didn't it?'
Think ! look silly"
You did"
"All right, my fair cousin,
III make you look sillier before I've
finished with you"
And H. murmured the damaged
Cupid, unheard, will make you both
| look silly before | have finished with
you. I'll teach you to spoil my plas-
! ter"
Service, return, and rally went on
through the afternoon Charlie was
hot; Edie flushed and painting Her
hair was no longer the perfection of
neatnesS. but its stray curs framed
her face adorably Al length. as she
rushed across the court to take
short forehaud drive. she stumbled.
and putting out her hand to save
herself, fen with her palm against
the pedestal upon which Cupid
stretched his bow
oh, oh dear" she cried. i've
hurt my wrist"
What's up now?" said Charlie.
standing over her and looking ut the
flushed face upturned to his with
lively admiration, You're not really
hurt, are your"
II am It's that statue"
"Confoundedly In the way. that Gu
pid." growled Charlie Sure you're
not shamming?"
I'm not You can look if you like
See my wrist"
Charlie knot down
ITS frightfully swollen, isn't it?"
ssle said extending it.
ITS an awfuIly pretty wrist" he
said taking it tenderiy
1T isn't It's swollen"
81 never knew it was so pretty
before" he continued
IT'S the swelling that makes it that
shape" she explained, 1T will go
down in time
Eide you little humbug. II isn't
swollen al ALL"
She tried 70 snatch her hand away.
II must say you haven't much sym
pathy," she said Let it 90 il there's !
nothing the matter with it,"
There is nothing the matter with +.
1t; that's why I'm keeping it,"
Il cant see what my wrist is to .
YOU %
No? Suppose | was to ask for /
The hand ?"
Charlie"
"Yes?"
Yo1 What do you WHY do you
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
] LEGAL DECISIONS I:
Observation-Disclosures

Regulations Of Sales Of limitations
Of Intoxicating Beverages.-An attack
was made in Carol VS. Wright, 65
Southeastern Reporter. 260, on the
Georgia law to provide revenue to be
used in the development of the pen
itentiary system. The statute requires
that a license be obtained by all per
ufacturing and selling in the satte or
maintain therin supply depots or
places for distributing any imitation
or substitute for beer, ale, wine,
whiskey. or other spurious or malt
liquors. The Classification and imposi.
ton of the license taxes on persons
engaged in the manufacture of near
beer, while permitting other persons
engaged in the similar business of
selling beverages of the soft drink
family stirred the animosity of near
beer men. and collection of the tax
es was sought to be enjoined The
court points out that the question of
classification of occupation is al.
dressed primarily to the discretion of
the taxing power, subject to the re-
view by the courts. and says that the
legislature did not transcend its pow
er in making a distinct class of those
persons engaged IN selling nonintoxi
eating beverages in imitation of. and
as a substitute for. beer aud othe,
liquors Another fault found with tn,
act was that it sought to regulate imi
tations and substitutes for beer, wine
whiskey or other malt liquors. while
in its body it sought to regulate i'm
itations of and substitutes for alcohol
ie liquors. The court says that while
the title and act must eorrtspond sub
siantially. the enumeration OF bever
ages and drinks in the caption full,
Indicated that the entire family Of
drinks. which were limitations of OIL
substitutes for vinous. spurious. al
coholic OF malt liquors. were the SUB
tect OF the legislation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Iove-All'
BY J. Sackville Martin
BY J. Sackrlle Martin

The weeks rain was ovor tho SIM
shone gloriouslv. the surface ~ the
court had dried Charlie Acton nour.
ished his racket exuItantIv The nros-
pect of an afternoons healthy exer.
else set the blood tineIing in his
body.
Just inside the netting the tpteIarv
| deity of tho nloca--o cbirraa ,,t,star
Cupid drew his bow al ventura
from the height of his nedestaI char.
lie buzzed a ball Al him and laughed
as the fragments of plaster fell OFT.
Come. on. Edie." he shouted. Are
you going to be ali day?"
His howl Of protest-for it was
nothing less-eyokeC n vision of
dainty maiden, fair-haired and slen-
der. demure in white pioue carving
her racket.
What noise you make!" she said
reproaehfully.
you girls take such a lot of time
utlVatlng yourselves he answered,
dehahtiy'
A co"sihly speech she retorted
IN sure l was very quick
~. '"S' seo ihe h'och the plaster on
'Ha. cuap tuefe' salu Chariie' buoy-
"'i'iF' ouIzihs second pan at the
S'"'ue' ms ann was true, ana sec
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
City May Have Forester.

Chicago may soon have a forester
TO look after the planting and care of
trees IN the city streets A citizens
committee has taken the matter up
and is planning TO ask the legislature
10 authorize such an official. AT a
meeting of the committee 1t was urged
that special assessments to defray the
expenses of tree planting would not
work a hardship on any property hold
er. The system in vogue In New
Jersey and other states was reviewed.
and II was shown that the cost OF
planting trees 40 feet apart in every
city street would be approximately
$3.50 year for each lot of 20 feet
front
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
FOREST FIRES IN
MICHIGAN DESTROY
PART OF A TOWN

Negaunee. Mich. May 27.-Forcs
fires started by a spark from a raj
road engine last night destroyed q
'arat part of the village - Dalton, q
miles from here. .ogr,uer with 3 900.
800 feet Of lumber and a big mill
The loss was S5G.0o-.
The flames are reported racing
along the Munising auf 1Dutd Shore
roads The Mcmillan camp IN the
hardwood district on the shore line
Is reported burning
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

Oh. don't you think we had bet
ter so on with our gamer"
Couldn't allow it, my dear Your
wrist is sprasytd, Besides, you
haven't answered my question"
you shouldn't ask such silly ques.
lions"
rs it silly question:"
YES"
And WHY"
Because because you ought to
know the answer"
All"
Conversation became incoherent.
except perhaps to Cupid, whose Ian
guage 1t was, II was at least II
minutes before English was spoken
again.
Il wonder what the score was when
we left off" said Eide, with fine air
OF detachment.
"Love-all, murmuTed Cupid to the
rosebushes 81 said I'd teach them to
spoil my plaster"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Seats for Everybody,

The Indiana legislature is taking
steps TO insure better seating capacity
in its interurban cars. A bill has re-
Gently been introduced, which will re-
quire those passengers who are not
provided with seat to pay one-half
fare. In case the passenger offers
ticket the conductor must give him a
rebate check. which can be cashsd at
any ticket ofice,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
OP TO THE GOVERNOR
Continued from First Page.)

ternoon was the employers liability
bill. which was prepared by the State
Federation of Labor The Till pro
viicd that the doctrine OF fellow ser
wants shall not apply; that contrbu
tory negligence shall not be- bar q
recovery OF damages, and that indem
nifty contracts shall not be binding.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Advancement In Illustration.

Up TO 1879 no other methods were
used for plates in fine art illustra
ton than line engraving. and for
blocks than wood engraving Lithogra.
ply scarcely entered into considera-
ton, Photographic reproduction was
unknown, Etchings were out of fash
ion, and mczzotint was found UNI
workable for large numbers. Twenty
years later. line engraving was prac.
tically dead art and wood engraving
was rapidly becoming so. Reproduc.
tons based on photography develop.
until color photography appears pos.
sible method of actual book ilustra-
lion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
TWO WET: ONE DRY.

lalianarois, Ind May 2z-LaPore
aud Floyd counties vottd wet and
harrison county dry in a lncal option
election yes crday. The wet ma
iority of IaPor'c ceuu-y was about
1000. AMI in Floyd 1000 The dry
majority in Harrison ..ldnty was lG9.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
BIG VICTORY FOR VETS
Scored When Petersburg, Va, Re-
tanned Saloons BY Big Majority
Campaign Most Bitter.

Petersburg, Va, May 27.-After the
most bitter and hardest fought Local
option campaign in the history Of
his city, Petersburg voted wet to-
lay hy a majority Of 5S7 in a total
vote of 1,792.
The result WAS decisive defeat
for the Anti-Saloou League of Nir-
1iaia. which made the most arg e~-
siyc fight The Business Mems asso-
'iatiou lined mp strongly with the
vets
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
April Statement.

The above is a correct statement
OF the circulation of The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1908 and for the
month of April 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fourth day OF May 1909
LEO J. KI4EB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
PEORIA is DEFERRED
Concluded From First Pase.)
Appointment Asked.

The senate sent Il petition 10 Gov
Deneen today signed by IS ou- OF
tho u members asking him to ap
point former Senator Orvillo F Berry
Of Carthage. chairman of the state
board of railroad aud warehouse com
missioncrs. to succeed W. H. BOYS
of Streator. resigned. ana make tbs
appointment at once. so it can bs
confirmed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
The s3.o3 Kind.

Some consumers wonder how Ger
ain city retailers can sell Chinchilla
iets, evidently composed Of several
skins, for 81 9S. when reputable fur.
~.ers tell them that one chinchilla skin
Is worth about 500 The should con.
suit Brer Rabbit, for an ancient writer
tells us that the comics are wise
folk. Fur News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
TODAY IN HISTORY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
May %.

May %,
1GGG--King George l. of England,
horn. Died June 10. 1881.
kirkpatrick Henry's resolution
against the Stamp Act passed
the Virginia assembly,
1SlS-First steamboat on Lake Erie
walk in-the- Water, launched
at Black Rock.
1SG3-The gu boat Cincinnati cunk by
the Confederate batteries near
Vicksburg.
1871-Fall of the Paris Commune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Songbirds Used for Fond

A single dealer in Madrid sells en-.
nualiy 10000 larks. finches and other
small birds for food, and the total
number thus consumed is estimated at
a million in that city alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Biography.

The Most Rev. Alexander Christie,
Roman Catholic archbishop of Ore
son. was born in Franklin county,
Vermont, May rs, 1S4S. After sec
ular education he made his studies il
divinity at the Grand Seminary Of
Montreal, where he was ordained a
priest in 1877. He was consecratel
June 80. 1898. bishop of Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, and in the
following year he was promoted to
the archiepiscopal see of Oregon City
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Entered at the Cairo Postoff1ce ~ second
class Mall Matter.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sun
day, during the year l90S... .2o8a
Average number or complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of April 1908 217S
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
A Masculine Mystery.

One thing a woman can't under
stand is why a nan won't wait for a
bargain sale when he wants anything
Chicago News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
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! CAIRO IN 1877
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
(cairo Bulletin, Edited by John H.
oberly).

| A county election was held on
Tuesday, No 9Th. The following in
dependent candidates were before the
people: For county Judge X. s. 70
| cum and |. l.. Harell county clerk
S. j. Humm, W K Watkins, J. F.
Hely, Casper Yost, J. w Stewart, II,
Planert, Albert Smith and w. f. Pit
cher; superintendent of schools. Mrs.
Planert, Albert Smith AMI w. f. Pit
j. A. Taylor and J. w Renfro, com
missioner, T. w Halliday and b. F.
Livingston: coroner, r. Fitzgerald,
r. Stout and F. NJ Ward treasurer
and assessor, II. T. Craig. Scott eau
Bile and A. j Alden The successful
Tayor, Halliday Fitzgerad and Alien,
A majority of 2S7 was given against
an appropriation of $4,000 for the
completion OF the new state house
A proposed special tax levy to build
road from Cairo 10 Unity was de
feated by 1913 votes. although CaroI
gave a good majority IN favor of it.
On Nov 18th Capt J. B. Eads, of
st. Louis addressed the citizens of
Cairo mt the Atheneum, at 10; 80 a
m, on the necessity for the improve
ment Of The Mississippi river, and
the work on the jetties.
A great temperance revival was
opened by Or. Henry 4. Reynolds on |
the evening of Nov 9Th. Meetings
were held in the tobacco warehouse |
On the east side of Commercial ave
aue below Eighth street The meet
ngs were continued for for several
weeks and a mems temperance club
vas organized with over five hun
lred members. Or. Dunning was
PRESIDENT w. @. MCGEE and c. X
stuart vice presidents and w X
hawkins secretary. A ladies' club Of
eyeral hundred members was also
rganzcd. Score. OF hard drinkers
nd hundreds of 'moderates' We're
reformed"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

The BuIIetln 10 en- sale at the fol
lowing places:
CoIeman's, 214 Eighth street.
: Halliday House News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

Have the Bulletin on your break
fast table every morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR,

cairo, Alexander County. Illinois
Population t6,t47.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, X. A. HATCHER
Treasurer. FRANK b. ARM
STRON
City Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN.
Magistrate, ANDREW WHlTCAMP.
Chief Of Police. M. =. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 27.461
County Clerk, JESSE II. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN
Sheriff, FRANK II. DAVIS,
States Attorney, ALEX M. WILSON.
County Superintendent OF Schools
PROF. S. e. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED u
NELLIS.
Coroner. DIR. JAS. M'MANUS. \
Board Of County Commissioners.
J. j. JENNELLE, Chairman.
G. " NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28


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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

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