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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
MADE confession
TWO French Soldiers Tell How Thay
Assaulted and Robbed Widow
of Her Jewels.

Paris, Jan. 1.-Two soldiers name3
Grady and Michel confessed today
Tint they murdered the widow o.
IaleS Gouin former governor Of the
Bauk of france, ON December IL.
Her body was. found uuder train.
The soldiers boarded the train and
entered the madames compartment
beat her on the head with the heel o.
q shoe, aud took her jewels, 9raby
opened Toe door 10 throw her out, II
closed, catching bis hand, and to re-
lease himself he broke down the door
and went to the lavat DRY ana washed
his anger while his companion threw
the body out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $500 A Year.
Free Scholarships are offered.

Uncle Sam holds spring examina.
tions for railway mail clerks in this
vicinity,
The job is for life; hours are short
salary twice monthly and vacation
TO any young man this is the oppor
unty OF lifetime.
Thousands of appointments are to
be made. Common school education
is alt you need; city and country peo
pie have equal chance. start TO pre-
pare now--tree information. Free
scholarships this month. Write inn
mediately to Central Schools, Dept
IFS Rochester. n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
POLICE DISCOVER FIRE
Cali Occupants out--Buidng De-
stroyed--Good Pressure Suhdued
Blaze After Short Fight,

IS house at 2l7 Tenth street and oc
cuUed BY negroes was destroyed
about 1920 Yesterday morning. Off
,ers Carmody and Egan who travel
taat beat discovered the fire and nott
fed the occupants. The back end d
Tie house was completely destroyed
and the entire roof burned off The
down town company No. 2, responder
to The alarm and eXtirguished the
liazc in short order They had good
pressure The house is owned BY Dan
Hartman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
FATHER OF YOUNG BRIDE
INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON

Chicago Jan. 5.-WiIliam Schentk
70 years old, son Of Frederick w
Schenok. d Milwaukee furniture de a.
or, and Naomi Wilson, 10 re airs old
daughter Of Charles z, Wilson Of
WauNatosa We're married at Wau
kegan this afternoon and telegraphed
the news to their parents. The gril's
father Intercepted the lovers at a no
tel and made his daughter return
hone and persuaded the youthful
connle Tint = would ne better 10 eo0
tiRae their honeymoon Hhmn yhey
We're ohier
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
MOUND CITY.
January 4.

H January 4.
lb. c. /. Harrison returned home
,8ay after a few days visit With
lives at Essex, Mo
u =. Burkhead had as his guest
Hay his cousin, MIR. Wilmot OF
1 VIM. Mertz and sister, Mrs. w.
\ ndeson, returned home Sunday
ling from Certralia where they
Hheir father, Geo, Meltz in a crit
tondition in the hospital.
HIS. Hodge and Frank Block, both
Dyed in the freight transportation
II al Mounds, are quite i'll at their
HIS in that city.
@x Parker Of Valley Recluse and
n Brandt of this city attended the
N O, +. functions in Cairo Mon
rs. Carrie Spence left Monday to
A MIS-. II. Ba'tlesou at Olmsted
aMys. Il Calvin at l.cyings a few
is. Ben Blum left Monday to
HI a few days with her parents,
8and Mrs. Moses Schwab in Padu-
8ss Zctta Termatt of Mt. Pleasant,
I. and Kyle Ent OF Cairo, visited
Aatter's relatives in this city Mon
3evening. Miss Termatt who has
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G..
8altd family IN Cairo the past
II weeks will leave Thursday for
home.
IS liza Johnson returned home
lday morning after few days
with friends at Woodlawn and
larville.
4 Thursday, January 9th the fol
ng services viii be observed at
Peters Episcopal church in cele-
ion Of the Feast of the
lhany:" At 10 Il. M, Holy Com
ion and at p. nj. evening service.
.iss Flora Dnugherty left Tuesday
Iesume her studies at Mckendree
bee in Lebanon after enjoying the
.lay festivities with her parents,
and Mrs. A. j. Dongherty on
1 street. She was accompanied to
nds by her father,
b +. Bergman was a Cairo shop
h and Mrs, c. c, Moore and fam,
who have resided on Commercial
lue shipped their household goods
Jenna where they viii reside and
for that city Tuesday.
.aude Rue LETT Tuesday for Me-
oils where he will transact bust
). He has recently installed a
equipped cigar manufacturing es-
ishncnt in the rooms over Rod.
Is drug store on Main street ami
road avenue. He is making three
ndid brands of cigars and has sup.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

fixes the number OF rooms in house
as the basis for water rates aud she
company is trying to ascertain this
with a view to changing the rates ac-
cordingly. 1t will take several weel.
70 do the work and get all the rates.
in the city readjusted, and people ear
help it along materially if they viii
cheerfully permit Mr.. Lane to 10 his
work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
WILL GIVE MATINEE
Mrs. LouIou Hacker Danforth Will
Give Talk to Children for
Benefit Of "Noon Day Rest"

Mrs. Loulou Hacker DanfoTth viii
give a matinee Saturday afternoon at
= Il. IL. at the library, at which time
she win place on exhibition her IN.
tcresting Chinese curios and will also
give talk to the children. tlali Of
the proceeds Of the afternoon are to
60 for the benefit of the Noon Day
Rest. Ten cents admission for adults
and five cents for children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
REAOJuSTING RATES
Cairo Water CO. Has inspector Out Il
Get Data Fer New Schedule
OF Water Service.

Iha Cairo Water go haa anno.aie
aa Inspector III be person Of Alheu
! Time who is engaged In making z
House 10 house canvas Of the city tc
get record OF the number of rooms
to be served in each This is done
in compliance with the new ordinance
which requires reimbursement Of
rates on a lower level than now pre-
walls In most cases, The ordlnanc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
Sundays clay.
crfi T1acs Regulate the Kidneys.
e King RsqHsr71s Aand7 RIad-
& Trouble Vanish.

@-.-t---s- 7t7
fAt a@'er l'apega at fne and
@cte addei misery is re-
ed gitot 4 low doses Of Pape's
sd IT,
i'a'r IN tie back, sides or loins,
E7aat5c tw'nge5. facilitating head
Pre-, nervousness, dizziness, sleep
< snees, latlamed or swollen eyelids,
\ i tN5 feeling and many other
EuptcGs cf clogged, inactive kid.
srs aiinnly vanish.
Frequent, painful and uncontroll.
lie urination due to a weak or if'ri-
l,ie bladder. is promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any kid
W. bladder or urinary disorder, Or
81 rheumatism coming, begin taking
AZ harmless remedy, with the know
1ge that there Is no other medicine,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful distress
of Piles There's no need TO. Listen:
y suffered much from Piles, writes
Will A. Marsh Of Siler city N. c.
till | got a box Of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon cured, Gurns,
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Cuts, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, van
nish before it, 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
y y - . y
100000 REWARD.

A REWARD OF ONE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS will be paid
for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the
person who killed Miss Anna
reily IN the City Of Cairo.
County 81 Alexander and state
Of iHre.s, on the night o.
Monday, November 9Th, 1909,
IN the neiohhorhood of Elm
and TWenty-sixth streets in
said city.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor Of the City Of Cairo.
Illinois,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
Maxine Life Safer.

Everywhere lite Is being made more
safe through the work OF DR. Kings
New Life Pills IN CONSTIPATION
HilioGsnss, Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Liver troubles, Kidney Diseases amt
Bowcl Disorders. They're easy. bie
sure, and perfectly build mp the
health. 25c at all druggists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

A Chicago woman in Paris robbed
her hostess of money and is in Jail.
She should have confined herself to
s.oons and saltcellars. The tenets Of
good form do not include minted coins
among souvenirs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Rudy Laurent has moved from his
old stand at 1909 Washington avenue
TO 1900 Washington avenue where ha
viii be pleased 10 meet his old pa
rons and customers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
DOES THIS MEAN you?

Indigestion, sour stomach, constipation then
headache, baekache and general miserable feeling
Do you know that the pleasant herb tsa, lAne's
Family Medicine will remove al these troahles
almost immeaiasey: II you DO not know II. gst
package to-day at any druggists or deAlers t2sc)
and yoa Viii b glsd We tod you.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
s.s.ssssssssssssssssssss
ADJUSTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fluffy RufIes.


Fluffy Ruffles," the merry musical
ledy which is coming to the Cairo
IRA house Friday night as a special
Irn engagement, with fascinating
.rence Gear and 80 others, prob.
u would not be much Of a success
,oad. IN fact, it Is more than like
.that the character Of "Fluffy Ruff
.' herself would not be understood,
Is SO genuinely American Florence
pr Is the typical American girl
= represents tie very embodiment
the best that our country has pro
Jed in young W0manhood. she
kes an IDEAL Fluffy Ruffles" from
7 point of view. considering her
a Coincidence, tneatrcgocrs have
" to recall her finished perform
be of last season in Marrying
.ry' 10 realize that there will be
nty to laugh at and applaud to-
.ht Prices Is, ~, ,5c. $l.00 and
So
Sundays rIay.
Gtpr n ptifrCs.1frI announcement IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

Cairo and vicinity: Rain, sleet or
snow slowly rising temperature.
Illinois, Washington, Jan, 5-Fair
in north; snow, followed by clearing
in south TAMsday{ Friday fair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

Take life as 1t comes. some days
rainy and some days fair. When it
rains, remember that yesterday was
sunny and II IL likely that tomorrow
will be so.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

New York the past season. THE Girl
fro@ Eectots has taken the road an
viii Ne seen at the Cairo Opera House
sunday night, Jan, 9th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
THE JANUARY TERM
OF CIRCUIT COURT OPENS IN
PULASKI COUNTY NEXT
MONDAY.
Thirteen Divorce Suits On Docket
and Many Suits For Foreclosure
Judge Duncan VIII
Preside.

Judge Duncan VIII
Preside.
Judge w. W, Duncan win open cir
cult court next Monday at Mound
City, with a busy term In prospect.
The criminal docket is light, having
only one murder case and few burg
larry and larceny cases, Thirteen
divorce cases are listed on the chan
Gerry docket with many suits for fore
closure.
Criminal Docket,
7i2--Thc people VS.. Kid Lewis,
Alex Vlzena and G, G. Rubenstein;
larceny.
779-The People VS.. David HILL
alias Dayy Hill. alias Daisy Hill;
burglary and larceny
$50 Same VS.. Same; burglary.
7Sl-The People Us. Otto Witch
man; attachment
785-The People VS., Joe Johnson
and William prier; burglary ana lar
ceny.
797-The People VS., Joe Johnson
and William Prier, alias Chicken
burglary and larceny
79G-The People vs. William Stout,
alias Derby; assault to murder
Appeal Docket,
Molle Guy vs., VIII Hawf; ap.
peal,
G9-Will Gibson VS., Chas, Wood
ruff; appeal
Law Docket.
92G-London Guarantee q Accident
Co, Ltd VS., O. L. Barlette; assump.
sit.
g7G--Perks & Higgins VS. Clay City
Mfg. Co.. assum9sit.
9S3-PerEs & Higgins VS.. John D.
Bristow; assumpslt
o85-White Sewing Machine Co vs..
Norman NJ, Harris ct ais; debt
9SS White Sewing Machine Go. vs.,
The N. NJ Harris Installment Co; as
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1001-W w. Settemoir vs., John
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

Big load, stove size, delivered Both
homes Clark-nanfurth Handle Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

Law and Injustice.
Rigorous law is osteR sasqas AUS.
lep Terence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-06

Judge w w. Duncan win open cir
cult court next Monday at Mound
City, with a busy term In prospect
The criminal docket is light. having
only one murder case and few burg
larry and larceny cases. Thirteen
divorce cases are listed on the chan
Gerry docket with many suits for fore
elNsnra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
REiCrTDN arms RtGE.
sIoIy pan Picks Minister Sf EduratiOn TOr
Russia WhO Isn't = Martinez.

~ nsctaI tihir DNtpnffh - IaE SUI
81 PETTRsBUR0. Oct Is The appoint
rnent OF a new Minister Of Education has
aroused more popular excitement here
than any domestic event since the revo-
lutIonAry troubles subsidized.
Prof schwartz. who had been Minister
for three years Was a rigid disciplinArian
who satisfied nobody hut the Black Hun
dreds and extreme Clerica l.. His sue
Cessor. DR. Casso. CONES as complete
surprise into the Russian Governmen mt
lie vas horn IN France and educated IN the
Paris and Heidelberg universiti"s HIS
appointment provoked outbursts Of in
dignation from the CleriCals and the court
and Conservative parties.
These elements plead that they do not
know DR.. Casso. Some 81 them declare
that Premier Stolypin would not have
dared replace Prof schwartz by an un-
known iurist Of foreign trimming II the
Gar had been now n resident OF Russia
Their lndi gnatIon IL NO strong that they are
agitatIng AZ bitterly against the Cabinet
as they hav" in the past against the powers
81 the Dums
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M4SCAGNI TO PLAr ron MING.
Farewell Cau with score sf "isObei"
- American beings In ItAly.
.Spec,5i Cablr DssPaioA 10 Tus SuN

.SDeci1I Cabir Dsspdfoh 70 THE SuN
RoME. Oct IS Mascagni. the com
poser. will have a private audience with
the King before his departure for America.
He will play tho score u his opera -fso-
bel Mascagni holds the honorary post
81 court conductor and must apply for
p..rrnisaion tai absent hirYs.h from Italy
tn. King and Queen have shown great
interest in Masca gni's latest work.
Sem B-neIli. author 81 la Cena delI.
B.,if.,- - writing the libretto for an opera
which Mr. Lisbler will present in America
with Bessie Abott in the leading role
Tn. composer has not yet been selected
but IL il probable he will be raggeman.
whose Mar ghsrits- was such success
az La scala last winter.
Owing to the outbreak % cholera the
Roman season promises To be- very had
this year; In fact many Americans who
used 10 spend the winter here have taken
APARTMENTS in Florence. where the Amerl-
can colony ~ getting very numerous
Among tbs. Americans who will spend the
winter there are Mr. and Mrs. William
Nackay. Mrs. Archie Pell Miss Cheever.
Miss Light. Mrs. johnson Danyeli and
Mr. aud Mrs. Briscoe.
Lewis Morris 1ddinEs. who recently
resi- gnsd the post Of ConsuI-Gensral ana
Dipiomaiic Agent in Egypt. has Also taken
A residence In Florence.
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TIN 'IRBIN ,LS SR VOW
Pvtrs ~ Bsabt Nbsat Nastsitaa Q sasts-
tsrV ~ tRssVteaa 90 the tlst

- HHI 80 lfefn 80 20 -
NoNs tct Is m. cUFre.tunt~ut -
rHE SrS - reliably informed that the
Pope - uud~cidsd about holdins cun-
st-toFy IN November tie NAV postpone
- until the end - the war or until Isis
b- fears thai che troubled times 70 the
Church In Portugal and SPAN are inoppor-
tune Zoe increasing tho m~nb-rship ~
the Sacred COLLEGE
The und~rsta nding unth the last day
80 too has b--n that h. would hold a
s~~r-, couaistory on November 4. and a
puhlic cons,-tory on November =, wh~n
t-n nsv Cardinals would - created.
namely Mgr Annette. Archbishop ~
PARIS. Archbishop Bourne ~ v --tmins,~r
Mar Della Chiesa archbishop ~ Bologna
Mgr Granite di B.lmonte Papal Nuncio
a. Vienna, Mgr S~ratini. Archbishop ~
Spolstn and a Ben-dictin- monk. Father
CoFmier. Dominican Father Fhrle. a
jesuit. and three Roman prelaie- Mgr
Bisleti. the PapAl Maiordomo. and Mgrs
Lugari and GiuStini
The three monastIc orders not repre-
s~Uied in the Sacred College would then
have each Cardinal de- curia reading IN
Rome. while another member - the
Sacred College. cardinal N~tto. who was
until r-cently Patriarch - Lisbon. Will
also reside IA Home, having resigned from
the patriarchats a few months ago The
Pope will not promni" the new Patriarch
~ Lisbon. Mgr N-ade- Relic. to the
cardinslate. a. accor ting to the bull Of
cement ~. the PaigiaICh is created a
Car 'inal at the request ~ the King Now
that Portugal il . republic II ~ unlikely
that tho Government M exercise the
royal prprOga'ivo
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q Hsnsrsti rHsts nssHafrH - raH fFH
VtsSsa. Or, % rhi- cisv ha- h~-n
snt.statnina al thru $3.50 the ,ntsFns
tiunal csnRre-- pn refrigeration, g.
~hich me Cnit~i ssat-- cent thF-~ q.
nctal i-l@sat-- There w~s- hundreds q
d~legats- % the conGr~ss from both
h~mi.phsr~-. The n--tinG 90. q So
ci.al -tSnihrsncs -inc- q coinc,ei~d With
A,s-tr,a- first experience IN ,h- tmpoS-
ttttun &C frus-n meats. a move - uhich
u IA. b--n driven ~ the scarcity ~ fr~.h
meat
Not long ago Ambassador ksr~ns az
dinner xtven 10 a number 20 Austrian
notabihti-- al Trieste. AZ Which there
we're vartuus preparations 20 Argentine
fros~n meat. told hrs fellow guests that
there wa- room enough for all the meat
sIportsr. 20 the world and hence he
would not attempt "a enter into comp~-
titiun With his ArE~ntins cnll~agu-,
Sinc,. then Argentina and even Uruguay
and Paraguay. NOT tn mention the Au-
stTalian states have heen bidding through
IN. agency of their diplomatic repre-
-~ntntiv~z to supply Austria. The result
il that the severe Austrian import regu-
Iationz hav. been r~la Ned for the first
time To- admit a sample consignment Of
twenty-five tons II Argentine frozen
meat.
Mr. Vieter 81 Wisconsin and =. ,.
smith of Washington spoke az the CON
grss- on the effect 1t lo~ temperatures
on micro-organIsfns Among others
/ who contributed papers on the scientific
application Of cold we're =. q. Mathews
and Van Rensselaer, II. Green 81 New
/ York II was decided 10 compile tn
} Iingual technical lexicon in English.
/ French and German comprising the
/ technical terms of refrigeration IN all It's
| branches.
The Archduke Leopold Salvador, the
| patron 81 the congress. gave a reception
TO the delegates at the Hofburg. The
members Of the congress afterward mad"
an excursion tn Semmering. Al the final
meeting Ambassador kerens invited the
congress to hold It's nett meeting IN
America in 1918. The delegates To the
congress are spending the week end nj
Budapest where they are being fAted
and banQueted
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