davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24
Use The Coior,do and Southern
Railway Between Pueblo and
Denver

Nine trains each way daily.
superb equipment. including electric
lighted diIsng cars.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

When You Buy Your Ticket ut
the Pueblo Union Depot Tel
the Agent
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

MRS. HATTIE MARX. Pres.
MRS. Afford E. DOWNER, 4
MRS. MERL c. WARD,
MRS. WILLIAM c. wIX.
Committee.
%, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06

Icaused the fall of ancient Tyre ana
Sidon of Greece. and Rome? Was it
their virtue? their Temperance? their
Christianity? Nay: it was their vices,
their intemperance and their dissipa-
ton, and our city will go down with
them and the future traveller will look
over the ruins Of our city and sign
at its destruction unless some redeem
ing influence is brought to bear in our
political life here. Is this work OF
purifying our city to be left to the
women of Cairo? If so, women OF
Cairo arise in your might! DO what
you can be il much or little, and re-
member the words of our Savior to
the women of old, to the Canannitish
mother; "Oh, woman. great is they
faith. be it unto thee as thou Will
Unto the widow: She has mast in
more than them ALL
OF Mary with her Alabaster box,
"She has done what she could
Mothers, sisters, daughters ans
wives let us light our torches of love
raise our banners of purity and save
our boys and our girls.
A WOMAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
Thc Human MondnIIe

woodpile OF solid human flesh
weighing some half ton. supported
nnon the backs Of four chairs, and
with three hundred pounds standing
upon the topmost man u one Of the
sensations OF Prof Norwools enter.
talnments who will open his engage
ment at the Cairo Opera House to,
morrow night, Five young men are
selected from the volunteers who pre-.
sent themselves and these young men
are ulaced in condition Of msneric
catalepsv, Two of them are laid rnon
the backs Of the four chairs, their
heels and shoulders only being sup.
ported.S Two of the other men are
placed crcssfise of these two and q
fifth is laid upon these latter two.
Then weight of over three hundred
pounds Is placed upon the topmost
man, while the audience looks on III
aWed silence, Ladies free tomorrow
night under usual conditions. Watch
for the Blind-fold Drive at 4 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon Seats now OF
sale at the box office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
MUST BEAT 0R|AcS
BEFORE ANNA BASKET BAL /
TEAM CAN CLAIM CHAM.
PIoNSHiP.
Manager seuilin of Cairo Team
Wants Contest In Regulation
Size hsli--Aana Hall
Too Small.

Manager Scullin of the "0riacs
basketball team of this city, is trying
TO get up contest between his team
and the Union Academy" team OF
Anna. He has been in correspond
ence with Manager buchanan, of the
latter. but has not been able to come
10 an agreement The Anna boys
could not come down Friday because
they had a party on hand. and they
earnot come Tuesday because two OF
the BOYS are sick. An offer was made
to play a game at Anna at some date
to be agreed upon, but Manager Seu.-
lin does not like the hall there, say
ing il Is too small He wants fair
chance for his team in a hall of regu-
lation size and will meet the Anna
team In any hall they may designat@'
that meets the requirements. He says
the @Oriacs" have never been beahsl
and before the Union AeadeniyN
team can claim the championship of
Southern Illinois they mrst defeat his
team. Said he yesterday:
Anna wants to win the champion
shin of Southern Illinois and they
seem To be a little 'leary' about going
M against the Oriacs in regulation
size hall. but they will have to play
the Oriacs before they can claim the
championship. as the Oriacs held tnat
title the last two years and have not
lost a game since. The game will have
TO be played in a regulation size hall
and the 0riacs will play them in any
regulation hall that they may suggest,
and Ii Anna don't play the Oriacs thcX
cannot claim the championship
The victory OF Union Academy over
the Cairo High school was simply
large and strong men against high
school boys Anna did not play as
good a game of basketball as did the
High school. The Anna Giants" SIM
ply played football, while the high
school boys played good. clean game
OFF basketball
The Oriacs are more In Anna 4
class when it comes to weight ana
strength than were the high school,
and the Oriacs promise to give the
Anna quintet a good game il they will
play them.
THE local basketball enthusiasts
may be disappointed because tire
Oriacs are not going to play Anna
Tuesday night, hut there will be a
basket ball game just the same, as
the -Oriacs and c. II. 81 are going to
pull off game thatynight at the
Armory han, which promises to be a
good one Asniall admission will be
charged, and dent forget the date
Tuesday night, Feb 8, 1910, at S;15l
O'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
MOTHERS or CAIRO PROTEST
AGAINST RUNNING or BOYS

The revelations made in The Bul-
'letins account Of two cases tried last
week before Justice Harmon. in
which the complalnants were the
mothers Of young boys who had been
permitted TO patronize houses on
Thirteenth street, some of them being
tainted perhaps for life by filthy dis
eases, have aroused the women of
Cairo, the mothers more especially,
and their protests and appeals are
voiced in the following communica.
ton received in yesterdays mail:
Editor Of The Bulletin A few
| short months ago the people of our
city were shocked beyond endurance
over the horrible murder of one of
our fair daughters By negro man.
! We thought then that there would
be change for better in our city and
we mothers, wives, sisters and daugh-
/ ters have waited with bated breath.
! straining ears, dilated eyes and throb-
hing hearts for the sound Of reforma-
! tion and now comes up before us the
lruined sons, ruined in the very heart
of our city on Il disreputable street
almost at the very door of our police
headquarters, innocent boys who
! should be as pure as our girls, mred
into these\ Alaces Of vice debauched,
ruined in most cases for life. The
lpurlty of their life gone forever.
How long is this to be endured ?
Must our girls be murdered and ruin
i ed by men, and our boys made suf-
ferers for life by women before we
can have Justice? Shall we abandon
our churches, our Sunday schools our
young peoples meetings, our w. c
n. U with its social purity depart
ment, the Woman's Library Club thai
has done SO much for the betterment
of our city and give all over to the
evil curse?" Do we want better
things? Have We not ministers who
are doing all they can? Have W.
not men and women who are noble
earnest Christians, who will demand
our right? If man We're meal
enough to feed to our cattle tina
which would kin or destroy their use
fulness would not the owners and tn
law take the matter in hand. Cattl
a must be protected Are they NOR
precious than the boys in our homes
1t seems that our city has reache
the climax Of iniquity, the cup ha
: become fun to the brim and that W
iare going to decay and ruin. Wha
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
AT THE REST ROOMS
House Committees For Present Month
Named--Donatons Yesterday
Good Attendance.

The general committee OF the Cairo
Woman's Club has chosen the house
committees for the Noon Day Rest
Rooms for the present month, as fol
lows:
First week Mrs. w. II. Sutherland
and Mrs W. s. Dewey.
Second week.-Mrs. T. j. Kerth and
Mrs. j. w. c. Fry.
Third week.-Mrs.. Cora Cotter and
Mrs. G. Kafer
Fourth week Mrs Mary Bernstein
ana Mrs. W. j. Johnston
Donations were received yesterday
MS follows; futter from Els 6 Cir a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
"The Golden Girl to Be Presented To
Night crorroW Night Frof
Norwood, Hypnotist.

THE Golden Girl" Chicago's pet
musical show, which comes to the Op
era House for a special retrrn en-
gagement tonight, has proven a gold
en- treasure to its producer, Mort II
Singer, for after highly successful
run Of whole season 1T it's birth
place, 1t has been sweeping all before
it from d financial and artistic point
of view, since going on tour.
The music numbers are a fe allure
of the production, the biggest hits be
ing i Thini. Hear a Woodpecker
Knocking on My Family Tree" Il
Can't Love Everybody" Kiss Me, :
and Indian Love Song" Prices %
So, Isl sl.00 and $3.50. Seats now on
sale
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
TO BE Held IN Cairo Feb. 17.1e--ln.
structive Papers to be Read
Good Music a Feature.

The teachers OF Alexander county
will hold their mid winter meeting in
the Cairo High school on February II.
10. under the general direction OF
County Superintendent S. E. Colt. All
the teachers OF the county, of whom
there are over 100, are expected to be
present. An interesting program has
been prepared for the occasion, as
follows
Friday. February is. 1880 D. m.
Violin duet, Arthur Turner, Chester
White,
Girls chorus, Spinning Song.
Reading, Phyllis Smith.
Vocal SOLO Leonard Cox.
Reading. The Spell of the Circus,
Emma Carev.
Address, Hon. f. g, Blair
Saturday, February 10, 800 a. M.
Piano duet, Dorothy Candee. Nellie
npe
Echoes Of the illinois State Teac!,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
Iept on, and sleeps still!

0EIIII VlIf dIIW 0IVVV0 0VIII9
Though the city sleeps shall the
churches sleep also? Is it hopeless
case? Must Christian manhood and
womanhood stand sadly by and let
the murder mills grind on? Is sin so
strong in this city as that righteous.
ness is impotent? Can the laws of
God and Of this state and city all be
dragged in the dust by the merchants
of lust and death? Is il true that the
commercial spirit of Chicago is win.
ing TO make gold out of these sinks
OF inquiry that are found in the segre,
gated districts? Mus; we continue to
invite the doom of Sodom?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
AS BAD AS CHICAGO.

Editor of The Bulletin: ! enclose
an article from a Chicago paper
which might well be copied In every
good newspaper in the land, 1t may
be useful here at this time, when n
new and shocking menace to our
young boys has just been revealed, at
which mothers and all good women
stand aghast, and which only the
good men can help to prevent ! hope
you can use part or all of the ar
ticle.
A MOTHER.
Following is an extract from a ser
mon by Rev. Boynton of Lexington
Avenue Baptist church, Chicago, re-
Gently, referred to in the foregoing:
While the Sabbath's quiet blended
with the noises OF the waking bust
! ness world last MONDAY morning, the
sin-seared soul of another victim OF
the red lights went up to meet his
God. Once more the holy chamber oil
a mothers love was ruthlessly invad'
| ed by the foul fiend of lust and an
other son laid low, O SO low. There
is weeping that can not be stopped
and an anguish that ceases only at the
grave One OF the murder mills
turned out another product. The city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06

ers Association, Srpt T. C. Glen.
dehen
Male quartet, Franklin Butler, Rus
sci Reed, Dwight Ohrum, Leonard
Cox.
Problems Of the Country School
Teacher" A. d, Twente, Thebes.
Practical every day "Don'ts and
Dos Laura Milford
Piano solo. Laura Clendenen.
Eighth Grade Grammar. Class Exer.
else, Ella Hogan.
Teachers examination Saturday.
Feb &c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
DOG TAX DUE.

The tax on every dog in the city OF
afro oyer The age of three months,
is hereby fixed at Two Dollars for
ach year commencing with the first
day of January in each year. to be
iaid by the owner or person having.
keeping or harboring srch dog. to tn
Street Supervisor. This law will be
strictly enforced this year.
John Sheehan,
Street Supervisor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
THE PABsT BEER AGENCY.

VIM. kluge, agent, 1910 Commercial
avenue. Handles the celebrated
Pabst Milwaukee beer-the world re-
nowned B'ue Ribbon, Export and
Dapel Braeu, always in stock. Out OF
town orders promptly. filled. Salts.
faction guaranteed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
DIED AT ALTO PASS
Aged Woman Stricken With Heart
Failure While Walking to Sons
Home, Mile Away.

Alto Pass, H., Feb 5.-Mrs Sarah
Casper aged fifty years, widow of
Tom Casper, was found dead beside
the road at Water Valley east OF Cob
den, this afternoon. She made her
nome with her son-in-Iaw, George
Griffith, and started to walk to the
home Of her son, JEFF Casper, a mile
away. Heart failure is supposed to
have been the cause of death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
The Real Thinu,

If fiction writer's want to be more
realistic they should write less about
dryeycd grief and more about the
grief that Is ed-nosed.-Atchison
Globe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.

The restaurant at Gardners place
Thirty-fourth and Sycamore streets
Is gaining in popularity under the
management Of Frank Martin, former
~ Of the Blue Front.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
ley: cocoa from New York Store

HV! VUtUd ITUIH VIEW lUTk otUtU
Mercantile Co.
The attendance at the rooms last
week was very satisfactory to the
ladies in charge, indicating strong in
terest by people at home and from
other cities. The rooms were open
last night as usual on Saturday night
and were wei patronized.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06

When Y sinan says that his con.
science requires him to make full res.
{ cation it may be taken as true that
80 law Is about TO require the same
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-06
LIE Philosepher Of Folly.

There's nothing In NAME" says
ne Philosopher Of Folly, They have
watches on other ships besides
s"
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
\ Shower oi spoons.

The Ladies Aid Society of the ". l. .GharcL If Madison. rendered a
 poon Slower al the residence of A and MrS M Mattiec. in honor a# Rev. aud Mrs. \. II. Stiekney. VI ich proved quite surprise to the pdo.or and family. sFhey were invited to called meeting Of the Ladies Aid. and on their arrival found the ar engagements all completed and fine collection of necessaries such as dishes. linen and toilet articles arranged.
 Alter short pleasant period of cou- versation Mrs. W \. Scales invited the pastor and wife to take | stroll with her, while the articles were placed in order. When they returned they found in the center of the parlor two chairs, the storeroom of nice things, encircled by young ladies. The presentation speech was made by Mrs. Mattice. Then the guests were invited into the dining room where there was table richly spread with good things Co eat. NIT Mattice on that occasion was allowed Co become an honorary member If the Ladies Aid society.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
Home Mission Society.

The Womans Home Mission Society Of Forrest City held their annual elec- tion in February. The following are the elective officers.
 Mrs Riley Hunt. 1st Xice-Prest.. Ms " F.. Williams. I'd Vice Prest. Mrs. T. L. Smith. Id Vice Prest.. Mr>. Geo. Walker. Recording Sec, Mrs. Eug Williams. Corresponding Sec, Mrs. Gus Sweet. Miss Maggie Eldridge. Baby Roll. Mrs. Johnnie Mckie. Agt Our Homes. Mrs B. D. Hatcher. Press Reporter, Mrs. W. T. Sanders.
 In closing out the old year we found that our Auxiliary had done reasona- bly good work. We have in our Aux Hilary n members. and are starting out on the new year with renewed in- spiration and glorious prospects lie before us. It iS OUT prayer that We may continue 10 grow and become more worthy to do this work for the Master, a work that all church Mem- bers should engage in. or should feel it a duty to assist those Who are stTug- gling to carry it on.
 We hold our meetings weekly The first Tuesday in each month is given to the Foreign Mission. the remaining 10 Home Mission
 We think when woman is fully awake to the feIigiau, life, sAe sees that II must be d life of service. and she cannot remain away from the Nonan's Home Mission Society
 May God richly bless ali ogre1-Nolk- CTS. and give us many rie4 returns from our work tlis wear.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
Adam Schaaf, Manufacturer of Pianos
Factory .3oS=Aoo Monroe Street
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS


  Player  your wi obligation  4th. Prices
  5th Terms to suit If would Piano advantages, ADAM ia c ands 
 
   you wit
   
 
 SanD Green
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
NatnrdaY. March 2G. 1910.

al tue west door 0f the eupr' house. u Forrest City. >t Francis county Arkansas aHa within tHc hours for iezal #~aie~ -tIt tp4 th, A 5-ht.~t bidder far cash The following lands lsin- in ~t. Francis county. AfNaH>a>, tpNit.
 lhe east half of the >oHlhca~t quarter .e l-.1 .aI north and rau-cpus ] s3,t. containing ~o acres of laud.
 The west half nt the ~outaWt.st quarter iw I-2 of ,w l-4 Of section twelve .l2, in township five 5 north and range one I I east containing NJ acres of land, more OF le>s.
 Title to the above lands believed tu ho good but will sell and convey the ~ame only as trustee
 Nituc~> my hand Uni, March IL tql0, .'-il EfEfS TFREEY, Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
Notice Improvement District No. ,.

The tax book for the collection ef the special assessment upon the real property in District No. ,, for tie pur- pose of installing and extending the water works has been placed i'll my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required 10 pay their assessments on or before April 10, 1910. Ifsuch payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 25 day of February, 19l0.
 33-225j-4t H. \ KNIGHT. Collector.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
Notice Improvement District No. !.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in District No. for the pur- pose of paying for. improving and ex- tending the service of the electric lighting plant, has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment on or before April l0 i9lo. If such payment is not made. action wlll be commenced at the end of that time for the c8llec- tion of said assessment and Tor legal penalties and costs
 Given under my hand this Duh day Of February. Iglu
 23-25-4t II. A. KNIGHT. Collector.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11

Nothing so thoroughly removes dis ease germs from the system ae FricNiH Ash Bitters. IL gives lie and action 10 the torpid liver Strengt theus aHd assists the kidneys 70 properly cleanse the blood gives tone To the stomach. purifes the bowels. and promotes good appetite, yigor and cheerfuine,s ]. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
lril~tep~ Nalp,

NOTICE k hoteby -iVeu That Hi .ilt v,sat {. N lfu.i deed made aud cNst-tte,i to Ine .t- tfa~lee. hy iiuirY hu- ana Catherine iNIu-za i~ W5fr. ou the 3aIa day pf Juu'. itei,, and for I.r uHTfp7se af >atf-fsI It4aailsHtjfaa>~ t4 ltat- cft l.. teitas -erHfed hS >e#a tfl~f dae.t
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11

sETTINGs-Bua Arpington White Plymouth Rocks. S2 per IT, Barred Rocks. N hite Legh6rn>. T I'd B.afefd sHett. l---7 Azaiia Street. Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11

For stenogf3phie work CT type-aria- ing see Miss Irma Stevens at the of lee Of the #. L stevens ndertak- ing Establishment.
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
How Good News spreads.

T am 10 years old and travel most oi the time, writes 5. F. Poison. of ElizabethtoWn, Kentucky. Every. where l go l recommend Electric BitterS. because owe mY excellent health and vitality to them Tley effect cure every time They never tdii t0 tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver. inVigorate the nerves and purify the blood They work wonders far Weak, rundown men and women. re- storing strength, vi-0r and health taaa a daily joy Try them onlE a0t satisfaction |, positively gadTIn- tee3 gf a druggists
 F tHe Fa>liWe Bowling Alleys "Wednesday evening tle second match a the Seasan Was n3lied eff resulting # t!e. = Ter lAe Bonner Iab over AAe Ilafaaaad ta#u iu three AalH eaHtts. e,ssa#es. die totals f8r each eane "efe a. follows First game. HaaA-Hs la- itaraaaHdz. -44: second game Baull-~ ~f-. IlaatWuad-. t.i4. tlird game. EEgrez~. -l~. lldrdNa8d> at> 4iae winning teaal Was com posed of 8es-fs. hay Banner. Leo Grob- myer jla Gillian. r. (. Webb and tQm HriaEf rtt. Hte Hardwood team consisted af deSsrs. Geo. Jane. Jack BameS. Eer- Nhetlaafer. John schlosser and las. Walker.
 New stock FiaTiekefs and string Tags q ti#e Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1910-03-11
ADAM SCHAAF

n D. Green, Agent,
 Forrest City, Ark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
THOMPSON BEATS ALL STARS
Young Giant Pitches Well, Strik-
ing Out Ty Cobb Twice.

With Fuller Thompson, the California
boy, who is to pitch for the New YORK
Giants next season, in the box the All
Ieaguers beat the American League All
Stars. the team which defeated the cham
pion Athletics four straight games, on
Olympic Field yesterday afternoon. The
score was ? to Q. Thompson made a most
favorable impression on the crowd OF I'VE
thousand persons who witnessed the
game, and had the better Of DOC" White.
OF the White Sox The young Giant held
his opponents TO six hits, while the All
Leaguers found the curves OF the dentist
for seven hits. good for eight bases
Thompson made a two Dagger himself and
earned the plaudits OF the crowd by strik-
ing out Ty Cobb. the champion batsman
of the American League, on two different
occasions Thompson passed two bats
men and hit another.
The game was a battle for supremacy
between the rival twirIers until the sixth
inning, when the Leaguers scored on two
errors. a hit and a fielders choice The
Leaguers scored again in the eighth in
ming on Barbour's double to deep left
centre and Smiths third hit. single 10
centre During the third inning Hughey
Jennings, manager of the Detroit Tigers.
appeared on the field and was welcomed by
the crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
HlULS DOWN ITS ENSIGN
New York Motor Boat Club Ends
Season with Carnival,

The svsethearts. wives. sisters ana
other guests OF the New York Motor Boat
Club 1oined with the officers and members
81 sunset last night in singing The Star
Spangled Banner" when the club ensign
and the other flags were hauled down and
the club formally put out Of commission
for the season BY the firing of gun.
II was at the close Of the annual frolic
and water carnival, which began with a
dinghy race at 2 D. m. The distance was
half mile with turn, and the winner
If THIS first contest was r. MARITIME, with
{. Foran second Then followed a most
amusing contest designated as = moor
ing hunt"
The winner IN the cabin class was the
Twin Kid. owned by 2. a. Valance, with
the Kid II second, and I'm the open boat
class H Z. Platts Teaser won, with z A
Finch's Eastern Star second
In the free-for-sll motor boat race. Of
four and tvo-tenth miles. 70 Fort Wash
ington pier end bscE, the Jolly Roger.
owned by T. ". Hornburger, was the win
ner from the Twin Kid by l minute IS
seconds corrected time. In the cabin
class and in the open class the Rex.
owned by II. ! Allen, Won on corrected
time from the Eastern Star, owned h. f
A. Finch. h. Sc seconds. There was mu-
sic. dancing and an illuminated water pa
rade IN the evening
The summary follows:
CABIN BOATS-START 4:05-CoURsE. ! 2-lo