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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
THEY NEVER FAIL
That is What They Say About Them
In Cairo, and it is Therefore,
Reliable.

Another proof, more evidence. Cal
70 testimony to swell the long list OF
local people who endorse the old
Quaker remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills,
Read this convincing endorsement of
that remarkable preparation:
Mrs Benjamin Miller 41S seventh
street, Cairo, Illinois, says 81 was
troubled with kidney complaint all my
life and was unable to find more thaa
temporary relief My back ach"l
constantly especially at night, and |
was subject to dizzy spells. The kid
ney secretons also caused me much
annoyance on account Of their iryegu.
larity in passage. Recently when /
saw Doans Kidney Pills advertised,
obtained a box at Paul G. Schulz &
Sons drug store and had taken but
a few doses when | felt better My
back steadily grew strong and the
pains were relieved, am glad %
recommend Doan's Kidney pins 10
other kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price -
cents, FosterM Nil burn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24

trial first and the most important
witness against him was Paducah
woman, Helen Westlake, who has
disappeared She was believed to
have come to Cairo and Paducah
officers We're here Thursday looking
for her but failed to find any trace
of her. Speaking of the case and
the woman's disappearance the Padu-
cab News-Democrat of yesterday said:
1T is said that Bulger and the
other hree defendants will attempt
to establish alibis. claiming that
they were not in Bandana the night
of the robbery, when the Ballard
county bank was robbed of about
$4,000. All of the accused reside in
Paducah.
Helen Westlake is believed to
have been kidnapped from the Wick
life hotel some time Wednesday
night but no clue has been hit upon.
The Pinkerton detective agency at
St Louis was telegraphed and ten
men have been sent out to scour the
country Three of tie detectives ar,
rived in Paducah last night but at
tempts to locate the woman have
been futile.
"St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis
and other cities to where she may
have been secreted away are being
searched and no efforts to locate her
will be missed. The night clerk and
other employees at the Wicklffe hotel
did not see her leave the hotel and
her supposed abduction remains a
mystery. She was not seen to leave
Wickliffe and has not been seen
since Wednesday when she returned
to her hotel Chief Collins, Patrol
man Baker and Deputy Sheriff Moore
are in Cairo trying to locate her. IF
forts to locate her in this city will
be renewed today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
FAST MOTOR BOAT
'BRE'R FOX II" SHOULD PASS
HERE THIS MORNING ON
RACE TO NEW ORLEANS.
Is to Make Run From Cincinnati to
Crescent City in Sixty Hours at
Rate of 25 Miles Per
Hour.

Some time this forenoon the fast
motor boat "Brc'r Fox II" will pas
out of the Ohio river bound for Now
Orleans She is making a sensational
run against time; and is attracting
Imuch attention as she cuts through
the water from Cincinnati A special
from Cincinnati on Wednesday said.
IN. B. Dean Harry Dawes aud VI
Hciain left Cincinnati al O'Clock
this morning in small motor boat ia
an effort to break all water speed
records from this city TO New Orleans
by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
They viii try to cover the distance
of 1.55l miles in 60 hours, travelling
by day only, and will have TO mako
an average of twenty-five miles an
hour to be successful. Mr.. Dean car
ries q letter from Governor Harmon.
of Ohio, to Governor Sanders. Of Lor-
isiana."
Word last night by long distance
phone from Paducah was thlt die
racer had been heard from at y. m
WHOM she was at Evansville She Is
expected to reach Paducah this morn
ing and stop there for supplies. and
ought 10 PASS Cairo before noon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
MOUND CITY.
April %.

David Mains, of Mains Bros. Lum.
Der Co, of Carnack was in the city
Thursday on business.
Mrs. David Stcvcrs of Grand Chain
was shopping here Thursday.
w. T Hayden and daughter of Val
Hoy Recluse transacted business here
Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Dougherty and Mrs.
George L. Martin were Cairo shop.
"ers Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Z. McCammon
ro.ur"cd Thursday from a visit with
friends at Grand Chain and went on
TO their home at Mounds.
Miss Agnes Cahiu was a Cairo Wis
li;or THURSDAY
y. Holder was down Thursday from
Lc,ines on business
Mrs Kinney a.d two little girls
Wcrn in Cairo shopping Thursday.
Mrs. Horn of Mounds was in the
city enroute TO Cairo Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Leyiugs
who Is visiting relatives here went
10 Cairo Thursday on shopping
tour.
Mrs Gcorg Miller and Mrs. john
Strcfm spent Thursday afternoon
sith Mrs Carl Miller on First AMI
Poplar streets
4 j. Dougherty made a business
trip 10 cairo Thursday.
Jufse ". A. Wall was In Cairo on
business Thursday.
Mrs. a. II. Perriae and children
who have been the guests Of Mrs.
PerIines parents. Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Davidee ON Main street The ia
three weeks returned to their homo
at Joncsboru. Ark, Thursday
AIRS. Hugh Mason and daughter Ia
zcl. were Cairo visitors Thursday.
Gus Reicheri Of Grand Chain. va
IN town Thursday Oh business.
" T. Jdccard made a business
nip to Cairo Thursday
y. + Asl'hia Of Bloomfield. III.
spent Thursday with his cousin NJ.
FL Sbcerer on Pearl street. lie is all
SO q nephew of Dr.. J. 3. Mathis Of
this cts.
Mrs !. Z. Eseur Of 81. Louis. who
has boon visiting her mother. 8Irs.
Eliza TAR went 10 Grand Chain
Thursday 10 visit Dr. and Mrs A. ". |
Tar.
Rev. and Mis-. Alex Monroe spent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24

\. Fl. Brown, an attorney of Pitts
field, W, writes eve have used
d. Kings New Life Pills for years
aud find them such a good family
medicine we wouldn't be without
them" For Chills, Constipation, Bill.
iousuoss or Sick Headache they work
wonders. 25c at druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
VIE N MA.
Anril %.

April 81
Mrs d. W. Chapman has gone to
Carbonate to visit her aunt Mrs.
Ethel Steele ana other relatives
Rev T.. w. Sears held services at
the Congregational church in Grand
Chain on last Sunday
Or. Homer Elkins is home from
medical college in S Louis, to spend
spring vacation with his fathers
family.
Robert Johnson has returned to
school in Peoria after a brief visit
with his parents north of town
DR. w. r.. Mizoll Of New Burlsidcs
was a Vienna visitor Wednesday
George Galeencr is in SikestCn
Mo, on business for the Vienna nur-
sery.
Mr.. +. L. Thomas has returned to
his home in. Golconda after few
days visit with the family Of his
son.
Mrs. Harry Barklcy and daughter
are guest of friends in Vienna.
Miss Lula Rcbman returned We L
ncsday from San Juan, Porto Rico,
whore she visited her aunt, Mrs.
Maggie Elkins and son Lester. She
came by Washington D. c., and
visited Congressman Chapmans fam
lily a few days.
Miss Althca Thacker has returned
from Washington where she been
since November as private secretary
to Congressman q. I. Chapman.
w. c. Simpson, James H. Carter,
T. e. Gillespie ana +. r Woelle at
tended he dedication exercises at
HE insane hospital at Anna
NIedamcs Enrnest Moore and Frank
Thomas have returned from visit
With friends i'm Metropolis.
Mrs. c. II Mason Of Belknap was
shopping in Vienna on Wednesday,
Mrs. Anna Pickle spent Sunday
with her parants i'm Anna.
mr. !. r Woelne and wife of Cairo
visited Mrs. J f. Wright on Welnes-
lay evening.
7. n Davis Of Bloomfield, had bust,
ness IN Vienna Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Casper CT Buncombe,
visited friends here on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Il. Hess accompanied her
father. Nh. NJ. Smoek to his home in
Hardin county. o visit among rela-
lives few weeks.
Hon. T. II. Sheridan had business
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24

Rev. and MIS-. Alex Monroe spent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
MEN ACCUSED Of
BANK ROBBERY
ON TRIAL AT WICkLIFFE-PRIN-
CIPAL WITNESS FOR STATE
NISSlNG-BELIVED TO BE
HIDDEN IN CAIRO.

At Wicklife the circuit court has
been engaged on the bank robbery at
Eandaaa, in Ballard county KY The
defendants are John Bulger. Wm.
Husbands. Ernest Elmenlorf and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Thursday in Cairo
The county school examination will
take place Friday and Saturday AMI
county commencement exercises will
be held Saturday evening.
Frank Kretner, Sam McEiya and
Norris Kreitner spent Thursday fish
iEg in Kentucky.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Smith and daughter of
America were in town Thursday
shopping.
Mrs. Henry Schultz, whose husband
died rect lily at Villa Ridge, left with
her four children Thursday for Evans
Vile, Ind, where she will reside. She
had her furniture shipped by boat.
II. c. Lentz Of Grand Chain was in
the city on business Thursday.
r. r. Buris of Anna passed through
the city Thursday en- route to Vienna
Elihu Snyder went to Grand Cham
Thursday on business.
j. &. Cunningham of Vienna trans
acted business here Thursday.
vivian Montgomery went Thurs
day to America on business.
James Capoot was Cairo bnsiuess
caller Thursday.
Mrs. laFe1 Beats and daughter
Irma, left Friday for Blodgett, Mo.
where they will attend the graduation
OF, a cousin, Miss Louise Morris.
A new fence is being erected at the
ICid Bruwler residence on Commercial
avenue
Byron Council editor Of the Pu-
lasM Tribune, was soliciting through
the county Thursday
Miss Ida Johnson has had n fine
and attractive glass cloak, suit and
dress case erected in her up to date
dry goods store.
Airs. Win Whiteaker of Pulaski
was It, tle city the guest Of relatives.
Misses Blanche curry, Of Curry,
and Grace Bourland Of U'Ilin, Messrs.
Fred Hafmeif and f. Echols Of N
lin are in the city to take county OK
animation.
Mrs. Ed Parker and daughter of
Tma Ridge were shopping here
Thursday
Roy .. Margrave viii preach on
the folloW:-g subjects next Sunday
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
Morning, FAITH. What is it and How
Obtained?' Evening, Christ as Il
Dollyoreg.'
MIS- " T. Parker and Mrs John
Dishinger left Thursday for ulin,
where they took the iuiatory in the
order Of Rathbone Sisters, auxiliary
to the Heights of Pythias
Rev and Mrs. Huebottlor ana
children were in the city from Ohm.
sted Thursday.
Charles Burris of Vienna was trans.
acting business here Thursday
The funeral of Grandma Barber
was conducted by Rev. Margrayc at
the Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday aftenoca at o'clocG.
Mrs Barber had been a splendid
christian and had grown old Wills
serving the Lord in her humble way
and Rev. Margraye paid glowing trio.
ute to her life work. voicing the sell
iiments of the whole comuaity She
had been a member of the Methodist
church for several years and was a
regular attendant at the services, al
ways happiest when souls were born
into Gods kingdom and always ready
with a willing hand to help the sick
or with sympathetic heart to comfort
the bcrcaycd and these are the pleas
ant thoughts which will enshrine her
life in the memory of the relatives
and friends who mourn her death but
the hands which toiled so long are
resting and the feeble voice which
spoke comforting words and sang
hymns of praise here is singing the
triumphal songs in heaven and we
feel that such deaths as this are
sweet to remember. The remains
were laid to rest at Beech Grove Gem
etery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
I'D Rather Die. Doctor"

than have my feet cut on said VI.
L. Bingha, of Princeyillc, IL. ''but
you'll die from gangrene (Which had
eaten away eight toes) if YOU lon't. So
said all doctors. Instead, he used
Bucklen's Arniea Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures of Eczema. Fever
Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles astound
the world. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24
WARN MING.

A fair warning to owners of stock
that is allowed to run at large is
hereby given that such stock will be
impounded in the future and that the
stock law will be strictly enforced.
JOHN SilEEIIAN,
POundmaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-24

BUY your ice from the Caro- lee q
Coal Co Edwin Halliday Gen. Mgr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02

Fine Job Printing. star Once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02
THE END OF ARMIES AND NAvIEs

Arsp are developing fast that in the opinion many
competent Judges the great as the great
na must soon be given useless tools writer in McCure
states that the German including the firing explosive shells
from the deck of the Zeppelin end armies within the
next ten years Briefly the theory worked detail by the
experts shows that airsps attitudes beyond the
reach OF which be against chance Of
success In speed they already excel warps well qckness
OF changing movements In they always exceed anything
on land for they fire downward They be constructed very quick
y and at trAe of cost compared to Dadnaugh the
maintenance of army The Germans made entirely
successful tests with apdf gun, throwing nearly sixty .0inch
shells minute from the Zeppelin in mda OF evident
that FORT baleshp could live under small feet of
arshps like this small fleet of these vessels costing altogether the
price Of only couple of baleshps and employing altogether less
than single could sink whole fleet of bleshps,
dspere panic the finest army that marched Doesn't this
make the likely be settled simply by for supre
macy in the air?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02

miralty, equity, practice and procedure
in the Supreme Court and the United
States courts, together with some
questions that lie within the range of
district courts. The examiners kept
straight faces
- told them plainly that some OF
the questions we're entirely out of range
and some of them | could not answer,
but | should do my best on those of
them that | had studied some. | was
20 do these after the oral examination
was done. In that I passed all right.
Il found out soon That the written
questions were all to get me scared
and bewildered, while had taken them
as an attempt to find out if | knew
that such matters we're beyond the dis
trict court"
80
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02
kauai JOSHERS
WORRY JUDGE

District Magistrate c. b. Hoffgaard, in
a letter to Henry Smith, clerk of the
relates a good story on him
self with charming insouciance. 1t
relates to his examination, under the
law of last session, to qualify for the
high position above mentioned
He says he was handed a roll of pa
pers, having a few blank sheets for
answers, the whole thing being over
forty sheets. The questions he was
told were to be answered in writing.
Most OF the questions were in ad-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02

Why FRANKLIN
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economical, automobile
1909 FRANKLIN RECORD CONTEST
HARRISBURG RELIABILITY AND
Governors Trophy the highest
Franlns
AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION oNEGAILON MIL
cage CONTESTThe Franklin
established worlds greatest
distance gallon of
PITTSBURG ENDURANCE RUN-Frankin
WORCESTER RELIABILITY TRlAIA-Frankin
The technical
thirteen contestants score
CLEVELAND ENDURANCE AND
del the highest and also the
gasoline consumption.
CHICAGO 1OOOMILE RELIABILITY TEsT-Frnkin won
penalzaion of
BRETON WOODS RUN-FranIn Model n won mar
feet In this the that was
ped direct from the factory the
mile grind without adjustment
GIDDEN TOUR-Frankln won perrec
this
all motor-cars, and they trouble
All OF which
is the best automobile
weight is not necessary for
ZION and light weight comfort
lin arcooled engine is without
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02
HAWAII AS A RELIGIOUS CENTER.

religious long harmony
among the denomnationfor spirit of Christian unity of which 1t
may be safely said least that few any, places match In this
the community striking where secaan rivares
jeaouses, very prominent feature OF church work
Hawaii coespondngy and with certain preeminence
place where nterraca harmony prevails Speaking yesterday from
Union Church pulpit Dr. Scudder nteing of his
lowing:
The waits the coming great Union
where of all denominations none, of all 81
doctna creeds and worship God brothers and
fellow under the leadership the Master
Man Jesus Christ know of place where @ first example
il, the membership of this church. we have Roman Catholics
and representatives of all branches of the Protestant church.
well those whose immediate forbears devoees
oary religious of Asia No less than twenysx nation
representing all the great racial stocks of mankind
in this church and commune together slight change in
form of admission would complete all that remains to be
realize the ideal of foreunner of the coming World
Church of Christ the counterpart of that band of men whom
Jesus called Him. by ecclesiastical
by priest fifty described by Lord
One your Master, the Christ and all brethren
This bio ideal points to church. united upon Christian essentials
which weakened
the Protestant churches in their influence mankind Not to
home lands how the heather rally Chris.
any represented rival missionaries who proclaim different and
contradictory ceeds necessary: And without entering INTO
the domain OF theology ayman may naturally feel that are
fundamentals Christ taught compared which the
things the long quarred but items that esc
will really represent and lead the Christian civilization It worth
noting that but weeks in the church Dr. Scudder
spoke yesterday John G. Wooe gave Em
lar views:
The reverential working statement for Christian
church. that have is the adopted the ohef
day by society Kahului Forty-tfee and
women representing nearly all the and religions of the
OF the planet, got together in this declaration:
'Soemny conessng my faith in the Fatherhood OF God
affirming my belief the brotherhood of and sincerely
acknowledging leadership of Jesus, and His Spirit
ruling principle of my life do enter into covenant with
this Church
at take your God to be nv God and will endeavor in my
personal life, the family, the place of business, in the
time OF recreation in the House of Prayer be accepted
Of Him.
9" take this Church to be my Church promising far
lies to Sacraments, attend its meetings,
submit its discipline share its work. to love its mem
bers, and o seek its unity, purity and peace
Tn this formula americans Chinese, English Germans,
Fawaans Japanese Jewish Portuguese Scotch represent
ing Union Churches Roman Catholic Mormon Scottish Kirk
Presbyterian. Congregational Episcopaan Anglican Luh
Methodist Christian Buddhist Shintoist lnaceraned
united to worship God"
Are the who lead in the work these quotations
the leaders in the establishment of the Christian church really
meant by the Reformation?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02

Tn older than thiI the keeping Of dog
bar all night counted nuisance AMI fines be imposed
the of such animals Is there any why CANNES which
object to the bancy of tropical oon and voice their helpless
protest all the while the arch should have
attention from the authorities here? 4
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-02

the FRANKLIN all the
economical, efficient strongest automobile
Arizona republican., 1909-03-02
THE REVIVAL MEETINGS
 M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
Rev. Forman's Sermons Draw Packed Houses. He Is a Strong Speaker.

The revival continues with deepen ing interest. An excellent childrens meeting was conducted by Mrs. For man at 4:15 p. m. Mrs. Forman is skilled in children's work Another such meeting will be held Wednes- day after school, to which all children are invited.
 The evening service began with a good rousing song service, which ev- cry one seemed to enjoy. Mir For man sang a duet which was equally enjoyed by all The music of the meeting is surely a treat to all who attend
 MT. Forman took as his text, Heb. |2:3; How shall we escape is we neglect so great salvation?" He said in part: q bring you a question to- night that has been asked all down through the ages and yet unanswer- ed. Doctors have not answered it, lawyers have not answered it, the wise men have not answered it, and I ask you that question now friend How shall we escape if we neglect so great salvation?
 We have been accustomed thinking of this as applying to unsaved per- sons, those who have never made a profession, or received Jesus as their Savior. But I tell you these words were written to believers, and as such I ask you christians, How shall
Arizona republican., 1909-03-02
ITEMS OF LocA LINTEREsT.

MT. and Mrs N. A. Macdonald will leave during the present week for Brigham, Utah, where they expect to locate permanently.
 William Pace and Bishop Merrill were in the city on Sunday and at tended the quarterly conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints, which was in session at the Tabernacle. The gentlemen are members of the legisla- tive assembly.
 MT. and Mrs. Cove Phelps on Sun day entertained several of their friends at well arranged dinner at their residence on North Macdonald street Those present were Mir and Mrs. NJ c. Phelps. Mrs. M. B. Ellsworth and Mrs. c. H. Greenwell.
 George E. Godfrey is expected here during the week to visit with MT and Mrs. H. H. Heaston. he being a brother of the former. MT. Godfrey is residing in Bisbee, and is in the capital city on a business trip.
 Ladies' circle. Mesquite Grove, No 5. will meet this evening in K. P. hall. attendance of members.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held tomorrow evening, with Mrs. K. L. Mumford as leader.
 James Johnson of Lehi was a busi- ness visitor to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 A. H. Demrick came down from Roosevelt on Saturday last and spent Sundey here with his family.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-02
HIS FRIENDS REMEMBER
 MIR. NEWELL's BIRTHDAY
Postmaster Receives a Pleasant Sur prise on the Occasion.

The fifty-ninth birthday anniver- sary of Postmaster w. M Newell will be an occasion remembered with much pleasure by him. MT. NewelTs birth day fell on Saturday evening. and sev eral relatives and friends had planned to gather at the postmaster's home on West Second avenue and celebrate the event.
 Usually Saturday is an extremely busy time for MT. Newell at the office, and especially so was Saturday, and he did not take time to remember that he should be rejoicing that he had lived to be one year older. On his reaching home late that evening. he was reminded of all of this, as he found number of guests already seated at the table awaiting his ar rival.
 A sumptuous dinner had been pre- pared and was greatly enjoyed. After dinner the remainder of the evening was spent in story telling. in which the postmaster took a prominent part.
 Those who participated in surpris- ing MT. Newell were: Mir. and Mrs Gorge s. Irwin, pr. and Mrs. M. W. Brack. MT. and Mrs. A. B. Jones, r. and Mrs. G. W. Donaldson. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Jones, Mrs. Ann Brizzee, Mrs. Pomeroy, H. W. Brizzee, and the Misses Mertie and Elsie Jones.