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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-30
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Special Warrants No. 3.

Of4N-'df w 90 ans w.
Notice. Public notice is hereby
given that that county court Of Alex.
1nde~ county Illinois. has rendered
Judgments for a special tax and for
Ia uW,omental special tax upon prop.
ert, benefited bv the following inn.
1rcvemeut. For the construction OF
a titriheI tile pipe sewer with catch
basins and manholes and Of "A vitI
fed brick pavement. with curbiug and
utteriug i'm and upon Ohio street
from the north line OF Eighth street
20 The north line OF Fourteenth street.
iu the cts Of Cairo Illinois. under
Ordinances Nos - and loo. ~ said
tIt- or Cairo adopted March 18th aud
alI fGxeI March 10th. 1906. End
8l0r taa November 18th and approved
November 18Th 1906 respectively as
VIII more fully appear from the cerii-
feF copies gf tire judgments on Gle
n uv office. that The warrants for
tl- collection Of such special Tax are
fr Tire hands of the undersigned
Sail original special tax T. levied
rn D. paid iu ten annual instaiiments.
a1f THE amount of the first install
pa .lt thereof Is the sum Of Eight Hun
--i and Forts Dollars and Fire
cents lssi-"5i and said iustallmeut
became and was due and payable on
TIRE second day 0f January A d.
1909 and has been paid The second
ig-taImenf Of said original special
.ar S for the sum Of Eleven Hundred
i110ag Dollars. and the said install
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-30
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Special Warrants No. G,

Notice Public notice Is hereby Civ
en- that the county court Of Alexander
county Illinois, has rendered iudg
mcnts for a special assessment ana
for a supplemental special assessment
upon property benefited by the follow
ing improvements; For the construc
ion Of main concrete sewers on Com
mercial avenue and Tenth street, 70
the city Of Cairo, illinois; first a sew
ar on Commercial avenue from d
point eleven GD feet north OF the
south line Of Thirty Eighth street to
"a point ten O0l feet south of the cen
ter line of Tenth street, and second
sewer on Commercial avenue from
the north line of Second street to a
point ten 00) feet south Of the cen
Ter line of Tenth street, the two sew
ers conyereinF into q third concrete
sewer TO be constructed on said TentnI
street extending from the intersection
81 llno ten ll0l feet south of the
center line of Tenth street 10 the east
line Of Commercial avenue along a
line parallel 20 but ton 1o) feetI
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-30
q a. Re HEALS
-. ~ - OLD SORES

which produces be
blood which their necessary nouf-
strength impure and contaminated with disease germs
body effort
the flesh around the places conn
dsposng OF the poison
draining the system through the The only cure Tor an m
blood entirely Kidding system OF
s. heals old by removing every particle OF inquiry rom
bottom the trouble ana
to dram
nourished with c health
blood bottom, the mis-
healthy tenderness leaves all discharge ceases the
thoroughly cansed
permanently healed Book on Sores ana
Ulcers any medical advice free TO all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-30

How 70 pick an honest fur firm
from among the thousands who adver-
tisc without first giving Hem a chance
TO skin you I'm order TO find them
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-30

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The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Saturday. Decem'
1909
Why Not Sawdust Flour In u. S.

inferior to that made with infusorial
earth as the absorbent. but IL serves
many purposes. and is cheaper.
I.inoleum makers mix wood -four
with linseed oil and give body 10 their
floor coverings. II is not considered
quite equal 10 ground cork for this
purpose. as Il is less elastic, but IL
is cheaper and meets requirements
for medium grades.
The hour fills an important place
i'm the manufacture of Xyolite. kind
uf artificial flooring. resembling wood
I'm weight. and stone in other respects.
II is used for kitchen floors and In
halls. corridors. cafes restaurants
and public rooms. II is impervious to
water. and Is practically flrepr6of. II
is used AS a fhpor material in some or
the German war vessels II is so used
because II is not liable To take fire or
splinter II struck by shells.
The amount OF sawdust 10 be had In
this country is practically unlimited.
Norway exports thousands OF tons OF
this sawdust -four yearly. and the
United States takes some OF II.
England is an extensive buyer, and
much goes 70 France.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Fl hat nod heard diss story NIT
mine own ears, chiltren voult nod
be able TO tell you how id dit nod
happen.
"Pue Vitzkers" wass der name Of
a man who hat vitzkers der color OF
intigo, warranted fast color. und diss
mate him a reckular dime museum
freak Formerly be wass OF sanity
complication. but he hat blue blut in
hiss veins und id settled in his soup
strainers.
But hiss ultramarine wind teasers
did nod kip him from getting married.
IF funny faces voult kip men from
hating wifes. half der chiltren in 1er
vorlt voult be orphans OFT Blue Wiz
kers became married man so often
dot people refused 10 recognize him
as such.
Abouid dlss dime he mate goo-g
ewes ad two beautiful sisters vich
lifed negst door, und he requested dcir
mutter for Won OF dem as his brite
"Vich Won do you vanto" asked der olt
laty "Oh, vlchefer Won you can spare
esist." he reblied, nit witty gickle
Dey left id to. der girls und der
youngest. who wass a biuestocking
und tot hiss spinach yoult match de-
cidet 20 become hiss liGdle ducky-dove.
und voult he blease turn hiss face
away ven he kissed her?
For a week dey wass happy as ef
such a ding as marriage hat nefsr
came between dem. But Won day olt
Blue Vitzkers hat 70 go und attent
SUNDAY school picnic. SO he gate der
girl all hiss keys-der key 10 der
garage. der key 70 der refrigeration
und a little fiat key tied 20 a piece Of
shoe string. do nod uae diss key,
he said. I'D iss 10 my den in der attic,
vich | nefcr enter except ven ! Wish
to become a yidower."
But for why must ! nod use 1iss
key" she asked, nit a hysterical look
in her tone.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Flour from sawdust Is another step
i'm the movement for the conservation
Of forest resources. The United
states consul at Christiania. Norway.
has sent to this government sug'
gcstion along this, line. which may be
of value to American lumbermen who
are wrestling with tho problem OF
sawdust waste.
~ The flour in question Is not the
kind which goes into the making OF
light. nufy biscuits. and the other
kind which are not light. or fiaky pas
try. hut II is an ingredient for a
whole lot of useful things NOT intend
ed for mans stomach.
The wood -four Is ground I'm cheap
mill very similar to those which
grind corn and rye. Pine and spruce
sawdust Is used in Europe, and after
pa ssing through the stones anu the
holting chest. IL is sacked or halcd
for shipment II is then worth sl2 TO
SIS a ton.
The flour has a number OF uses.
one Of which is in the making or
dynamite II is the absorbent for the
which is the explosive
ingredient Wood -four dynamite is
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
In the Churches
pRicsRYTIcRIAN.

Bees viii be the subject OF an illus
trated lecture by John sutton Thursday
evening. Dec. is. under the auspices 81
the Mems association OF the Fort 81
Prest yterian church. In the church
house.
Wei G chen. a professor In the Pckin
university and al present taking post
graduat, work in the University 80
Michigan. viii give an address IN tho
Fort-st. Presbyterian church house Fri
day cvertng. Dee. u. At 80 o'clock,
on china from 4 missionary stand
point.
The monthly musical service. which
is usually given on the last sunday or
each month in the Fort-St. Preslyter-
IAN church. WAS postponed "a week ago
and viii take place tomorrow eNcning
cantata. A song ~ praise by Fred
erick Shackley, VIII be heard Tor tht
first time.
The Rev f. H. Pence. Of Fort st
Presbyterian church. Will preach sun
day morning on "As the waters coE"l
the sea. and Sunday evening OF
Creations answer The Mems clas'
of the Fort -. church viii be ADDRESSED
sunday morning at 9i5 o'clock 10y
James Il. Williams. OF the Associate
Charities.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
A WOMAN'S TONGUE

and her God for you. long before you
could lisp IA prayer. and oftener after
wards than YOU have yourself.
The tongue that defended you when
YOU were accused. and lntceceded for
YOU when you were convicted.
This is the tongue for jests and
jeers
The tongue OF the dearest girl In
the world" the tongue that mothered
YOU babies that gave you most COM
Tanionship. more encouragement,
greatest solace before you left tho
home in the morning and after you
returned in the evening.
Much OF our humor is cruelty-pure
undisguised cruelty worthy OF less
-aaanla---Mnch-n -our-Mit- Ia
burning. bistering acid.
The woman's tongue joke is neither
wit nor humor II is simply the In
sane vaporings OF the fool who knows
neither mother nor wife, sister nor
daughter.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
ADVENT CHnIsTIAN.

The Rev. Mrs NJ MCHiuStry VIII ne
gin q series % nine illustrated lectures
on The worlds great empires. IN t.'
Gospel Tabernacle \. G. church. sun 10
day. at 1890 q. IN. The subjects VIII
be az follows sunday, Dee. . 90.
The Rabylouian empire. 7:30. The
Medo= Persian empire. Monday. Doc .,
80. "Th" Grecian empire THttda$,
Dee. I. go. The Roman empire, ed
nesday Dee < go. Rome divided.
Thursday Dec g. 80. Rome AMI
modern Europe" Friday Dec. 10, The
opening 81 the seven seals, sunday.
Dec Il, 1890. nTht.- Scarlet beast and
its rider y IA The NTH empire"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

The fact that n Massachusetts, wo
man can talk in hftyfour different
languages has excited the imagination
of the humorously inclined. II was
with difficulty that We headed our
funny" man on the subject
From time immemoria! woman's
tongue has been a target for the Jesis
and !eers OF the humor artists.
\ tongue of the sterner sex never
scolds, Nor gossips' Nor lies Nc,
never, the pert Varasrapher would
have us believe. There Is no man
with the serpent tongue, OF course
not
But a woman's tongue All. there IS
TIC -IiUiEc-
The tongue that first whispered
Baby dear" that lullcd you to sleep
when heartrending troubles OF tiny
baby world seemed to overwhe.m
You.
The tongue that prayed TO your God
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
MOST ANYTHING

dollars. not counting stamps we used
up writing for money from home.
King Manuel. hunting IN France.
killed ESQ head OF game This doesn't
sound sportsmanlike. II sounds as II
he spread poison.
Wanted-A young gentleman on the
point OF marrying lovely girl Is most
desirous Of meeting with a man OF
experience who will take the respon-
sibility OF dssuading him from this
dangerous step p.-EIarper's Weekly.
lake sailor ashore was hurt by
locomotive. Stick to the forecastle.
Jack.
Dakota jurist saws II costs as much
to keep a man in the penitentiary as
il does to send one through college.
Well. the convicts always said they
get a 'rah deal
Zelava made a proposition TO the
insurgents for peace Aha, the villain
no longer pursues-he sues.
Buffalo man sold his wife for sl.5o.
It's charged. II the wife consented,
she must have been marked down
from something higher.
English Girl: You American girls
have not such healthy compilations
rs we have | cannot understand why
our noblcmen take fancy TO your
white faces
American Girl: II isn't our whito
faces that attract them. my dear; It's
orr greenbacks.- The Wasp.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

lessor His objections 10 I.ichtenberg
or he said, We're not based on any
Limitation OF personal character or
ability. but because Of views express
ea by him at meeting OF the Ameri.
can Sociological society in Atlantic
CITY last year. The views referred to
were on paper by Prof. George r.
Howard. Of the University or Nebras-
IA, entitled is freer divorce an evil ?"
Smith declared he was OF the opin.
ION that the views held by Lichten
berger were not such as could be
properly held by a professor in the
university, in the department especi
ally dealing with sociological ques-
| tons.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
From. Another Point of View

she's the same telephone operate. but you know what's coming
perhaps season for that Y NJ C. A.
o Detroit
Dr. Cock having disappeared suddenly ad mysteriously can be
Cssbl he met?
4 man for figured
too. on she would have Christmas shopping
The gender of the aeropane
money evenly divided every person
would have had sS49S We can take ah divided
left long
railroad track freight train para
is broken
The in connection with the
whose
been only deepened ey Information Warren Mich
Warren? ''
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
10 APTIsT.

The Latch Key" viii be the sub
iect ~ the address in the series a
bunch OF keys" Sunday evening In The
Woodward-a Baptist church. by the
Rev Maurice Pcndeld Fixes
All OF the sessions Of tho Baymen $
srfqsiouarv conference MOnday and
Tuesday viii be held In the Woodward
ave Baptist church.
Union services will De held in the
Beulah Baptist church sunday evening
when the Hcv. l.. 6. Barnes. ID. -, gen
eraI secretary of the Baptist Home Mis-
slous society. Will preach. The churches
in the vicinity. irrespective OF demon
inatton. viii unite In this service. which
Will be I'm the interests OF the Idytn"n 3
Missionary rnrfnrcnre.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
WITH THE wHISTERS.

The following plus scores were made
at the open game In the Detroit w INST
club rooms Thursday evening
NORTH AND SOUTH
NJ and Mrs W n Ellsworth. 2-5.
MIR. and Mrs G. T. Biclman 20.
EAST AND WEST
Mr. and Mrs J B. Battellc. 3-o
Mr. and Mrs j. W. steiner, 30.
Tho following made plus scores At
the saturday game.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Rielman. 5 I'll.
Miss sanders and Mr. Eldridge. 9-7
Mrs y H. Sage and Thos. Watson,
-
Messrs. Eradlcy and Cummings, 2-7.
EAST AND WEST
Mrs J r. shaw and Mrs. J. w.
Steiner. D -.
Mrs p }. Memo and Mrs G. p Niles.
Mrs. NJ r Bennett and Mrs s A.
Commons. 81.
Mrs i Z w. Bright and w. l.
Bloom 81
owing to the recent nrc In the build
ing. no meeting of the Detroit Whist
club was held Monday evening.
rusIncs--Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Tie following new books have been
received in the Detroit public library
hook 81 Christmas" Amy Barring
ton a First study OF the lnherItanrc
of Vision" Hiram Bingham, JoIrnal
81 An Expedition Across VrueLuclh Hn
Columbia. l906-I907. stephen w BuSh
ell. Chinese Art. Albert J. Edmunds,
Buddhist and Christian Gospels Com
pared From the Originals, Etlswotth
Foster. "Cyclopedia OF civil Govern
mrnt." John Galsworthy, plays. The
silver Box JOY, strife nathaniel g
Kcirle. studies ia Rabies. NJ l"ane.
An Englishman's Castle William \.
McKeevcr. "PsycholOgic Method ln
Teaching" stanley Y Moore, Mcchan-
teal Engineering and Muchln" Shop
PractIc, !" Clara MURRAY. story Land.
for children. Richard B O'Brien. Duh
lin. castle and the Irish People; Ed
ward t. Raymond Motor Trouhles.
Edwin y Shurter. The Rhetoric OF
Oratory." 4. Francis stewart TIL" TX
ifed Bohrbons tu scotland william {.
II Wood The Logs of the Conquest
OF Canada" irving Bacheller. Tho
Master" Amelia T. Barr, The House
on Cherry-st 90 Frances Parker, Wind
Ing Waters
Job Printing zone right Time,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

"Becoss der door is nod locked, you
sweet liddle gooseberry," he reblied
As soon as he hat vent away. hiss
wife rushed TO der attic as fast as der
elifator voult take her, und vent IN
olt Blue Vitzkers' den.
Vot you dink wass in dere-aboutf
eighteen or ninety-ffe odder vifes al
killed dead und hanging up by deir
hair. BY der way, becoss Of diss dere
wass two reasons Won wass TO safe
funeral expenses und der odder wasd
10 kip deir feet off der floor.
"Perhddlous monster" she squeal
ed, dropping der liddle key on der
floor, Il see now dot am nod der
only Won he lurs Alas, ef | hat
known diss. | would haf looked drough
der family album before marrying
Der fairst ding olt Blue Vitzkers dit
ven he came back wass to examine
der liddle key NIT sairchlight. AHA.
SO said. II see footprints on diss key.
well, vot does dot sicknify?' she
said
why, dot iss a sign you kicked der
door in" shoutet chumping ad her
mir a pie knife in hiss hant.
But her sister who wass on der roof
hanging up der family linen 70 dry.
screamed loutly NIT four clodespins
in her mout. BY diss der fair young
brite wass safed, for Id brought all her
relations running into der house, und
you bet dey tolt Blue Vitzkers vot deg
tot Of him.
Besites. nopody but a cowart vOult
strike a woman wearing eyeglasses.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
JEWISH REFORMED.

Rabbi Leo VI Franklin Will begin n
series OF eight address IN Tempt" bcth
III sunday morning. on tho genera
subject The Ten COmmaudmcn IN
relation 10 modern social, economic ana
religious problems" The first address
will be Introductory to the course and
will be given under the title, The
yoke Of the law
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
DIVORCE FOE QUITS.

Waiter George Smith Resigns From
University Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Waltor
George Smith. prominent attorney.
las resigned as a member Of the board
Of trustees OF the University of Penn.
sylvania. because OF a difference 0t
opinion between himself and other
members of the board over the ap.
pointment. OF professor who held
certain views on the divorce question
fSnsith said that he resigned because
of difference OF opinion as TO the
propriety of the election of Or. l.. T.
Lichtenberger as an associate pro
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
NIT ARIAN.

Tho moral side of city planning" will
DO tho subject OF IN Illustrated lectur"
bv charles Moore. in the Church OF our
Father sunday evening The RcV. Lc"
MrCoticstcr will preach sunday
morning on The growing children of
a good providence. an optimistic phil
osophy'
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

The brazilian government will erect
n wireless telegraph station on a
small island 200 miles off the eastern
most point Of South America.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
CONGREGATIONAL.

The Business Mems class OF the First
church will be addressed by Eugene g
Foster. secretary Of the boys depart
rnent OF the Y. VI &. a. sunday after
noon, on the subject. Boys
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
CENTRAL GOSPEL HALL.

Evangelists Muir and Pinches viii
conduct the gospel service. sunday
evening ln the Central Gospel hall
Grand River and Harrison -aves.. the
theme to be The salvation that Us IN
Christ Jesus with eternal glory.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
EPIsGOP

The Rev a Kinney Hall Is the new
rector OF 81 Georges Episcopal church,
taking the place Of the Rev. Joseph
Sheerin who has gone TO Rennva Ia
Mr. Hail came TO Detroit from Brook p
lyn. Mich, and assumes his new duties
to-day
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Dr. Cook ought 10 hear Eva Tan
quay sing Il don't Care. and brace
up.
Have YOU given some fresh water
20 the goldfish, Anna"
No, ma'am. they have not finished
what gave them the other day
Bon Nivant
People who live in the house of
lords should not throw budgets.
Senator Aldrich tells us that the
late panic cost us exactly two billion
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Man who was with Peary Is going
back into the arctics. but won't say
Just where. Will probably select a
place where there are no Eskimos 10
queer him.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
METHODIST.

The pulpit OF Central Methodist
church will be occupied sunday morn
ihg at 1870 ny Bishop j, r. Robinson.
of bombay India. and at 7.30 by Dr
Homer g. STUNT secretary OF the board
of foreign missions OF the Methodist
church.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

The Epworth league OF the Martha
Holmes Memorial NJ. +. church will
give a musical and dramatid entertain
ment Friday evening. Dec. 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

\ special musical service Will be
given in Temple Beth r sunday after
noon, Dec. 10. At o'clock. Tho regular
quartet will be assisted b. second
.nuArtet.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Taft and Capt. Butt broke away
from convention and looked into
Washingtons show windows, thus
proving they are OF the plain people.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

wellington R. Burt has just pre-
sented to the city of Saginaw,
through the Federation of Womeu's
Clubs there, eight large plots OF
ground upon which TO erect public
schools for the teaching of gardening
This is but one of many instances
wherein Saginaw has piofted ny the
philanthropy of her beloved citizen
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Where, oh Where,
Is Poor DetrOit'S
Wellington R. Burt?
Saginaw Once More Benefits From
the Sympathetic Purse Of
. Rich Man Who Takes
Real Interest in HIS
Own City.

| Hen Wan wno This S o instances
wherein Saginaw has pofted ny the
philanthropy of her beloved citizen
planned installed by noted Landscape artists the
having given spare his desire being "
equal anything the world from the standpoint Of
perfection
interesting story told incident which inspired the GIFT
visiting poorer of the city and noticed
aoe designated for by their unOuth exteriOT
had beauifed by attractive floral gardens
Roses in many instances climbing up porches
stopped inquire who had conceived the
idea of Identification
told gardens climbing the work Of
little girl in the family gardening
school
The incident then he resolved that the
work should spread throughout the city.
All lucky Saginaw for such rich for
citizen
Detroit years agtating the question of public
Fairgrounds but progressed than agitation
S Wellington R Burt'
echo "Where9)
rich the of the c to WI"
ness mothers in the hot holding babies windows
get into the little ones lungs'
Where wide and handsome street to
children playing wide and at the OF passing
and flying automobiles
take of the children OF laocrers
confined play halls of tenement buildings
When like personal interest the part of our rich
men to donation of plot of ground two for
PLAYING and breathing places the ctys boys and gir9
HAVE WE A RICH WHO WAS EVER THROUGH THE POORER
SECTIONS OF DETROIT FAMILIAR ENOUGH WITH THOSE DIS
TRICTs TO NOTE, TO GO AGAIN THAT THERE WERE
FLOWER GARDENS CLIMBING WHERE THERE BEFORE
WERE NO GARDENS AND NO ROSES
struggle years public bath house secured for Detroit
far outo on the side of the city
There is still no public fer the side.
here lack
ing Wellington who gives himself well his going
about doing good
Meantime will read of the little from the homes of our poor
being swimming deep diving from ple
at the thoroghfare and will
other little fellows yanke judges indugng plunge
in districts
every Detroit there opportunity for the practice Of such
uplifting philanthropy bestowed upon Saginaw by Wellington
supplied with the of practicng such
philanthropy and like spirit woefuly lacking
growing up the children of wOrkngmn
and be with simply
fortunate Saginaw, pure and with
n their gardens
Mr. Burts gift to Saginaw S a magnificent
his city practical inspiring
of the finest of the arts
Saginaw distinction for completeness Of school
certainly distinction poor
seem sadly lacking larger phanhropic spirit
and inspiration
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Job Printing uonc right. Times
prtptipr Co. IS John II st. Ph. li9s
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Gardens will planned and installed by noted Landscape artists 'h
donor having the word his one desire being
equal anything world from the standpoint
perfection