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The Washington times., 1910-12-07
CHAPTER XVI.
The Letter.

= HEN Norris LathrOp arrived
NM at his own room that night,
" after he had won the con
sent Of CIarita 10 marry him
the following morning, ne scarcely knew
the truth as TO his own feelings. He did
not realize that his love for Carla had
received a shock from which It could
never recover, yet he assured himself
that he had done right in Offering him
self TO Rita. despite the fact that his
love LOT her was quantity he had
never Yet paused TO analyZe- he was
conscious OF sense OF repOSe in the
arrangement that had been made and
the pain that had been his because Of
the separation from Cara was gone
He could no longer think Of her As
hitherto He remembered her low only
as ne RAD seen ner duLlng that scene II
'Rits's apartment, and he recalled the
picture with a shUdder.
There was 8 telegram awaiting him
which caused disquieting thought 1t
came from Jack Wilmington, and read:
Correct was good news Arrive New
York tomorrow night 10 VIII keep
dark few days in your rooms, II You
can -pU- me up. Funny cable from gov
ernOr. Explain when / see you Can
YOU meet me at train2 J N
1t was evident that the cryptic phrase.
Funny cable from governor" referred
TO the hypothetical securities The
news brought LathTOp back with SUD
den snOck 20 realization Of the danger
Gus position in which he ht-d placed
himself Nevertheless, he put the mes
sage aside and went to the club. and.
as he wiIked Up the avenue, the burden
OF his thought was I wonder II viii DO
right in marrying Rita while this peril
OF disgrace is hanging over meZ'r He
could not reply TO the question salts
factorily to himself; and, in the end
he shrugged his shoulders and let *
rest But IL was 10 be answered for
him in a manner that he could not for
see
As soon as he had finished his break
fast the next morning. he set about
making arrangements for the event OF
the day and started az q rapid walk
Tor the residence Of a clergyman OF
his acquaintance. Before he arrived at
the house however, something COM
PEELED him TO hesitate It came to him
that he should see Rita again before
he made any OF the necessary arrange
meutS for the wedding. Twice he stop
ped 20 turn back. and twice he went on
his way again. but. at last he made
the third pause Thereafter, he did
not hesitate, but called a cab and or
dered the driver TO take him 10 the
Wilmington Il was not Yet 10 O'Clock:
an early hour for a cali, but there was
sufficient excuse for he had convinced
himself that his only object in the visit
was 10 discover II the girl had not
some suggestion 10 make REGARDING the
ceremony
The maid who answered his ring an
nOunCed that her mistress had gone out
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
nd Comment Of Whole World of Professional Sport Amateur Athletics
Brown and Dartmouth
May Restore Relations

PROVIDENCE, r. J., Dec An in
formal ballot on the question OF renew
ing athletic relations with Dartmouth
College has been begun by the students
at Brown University
Il is the CE>l;5icn Of many that next
spring viii ses the institutions once
more matched against eac bother on the
diamond
The Brown ard White and the Green
have not met n any athletics since
196-. when the breach was opened be-
tween the colleges
At a ErowE-DartmCuth baseball game
on Andrews field in that year an UNI
pire's decision which seemed favorable
to- Brown SIZED a dispute which re-
rulted in Captain Ski!len. Of the Green
nine taking his team of the field
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the Cook & StOddard Company to select
a date for drawing space in the show.
KeeneT interest is being manifested in
this show by the dealers than ever be-
fore, for the reason that they look for
a better season next year than during
any previous year Indications are
there viii again be a contest Cor space.
with some OF the dealers disappointed
IN not being able TO secure as much as
they would like It is expected the show
directors viii pick a date early aexs
week for the craving
Among the Ford Model 7 owners in
Bakersfield, Cal. is Milo Mckee" said
Claude Miller Through an accident
Mr. Mckee has lost both Of his arms.
but, notwithstanding this fact ne drives
and operates his Ford himself He
cranks his car with his foot md as the
Ford car has no gears 10 shift but is
operated with pedals, he has no trouble
with that end OF it As TO driving. Nc
kee has had hooks made whicS fasten
TO his artificial arms, and these ne
hooks into leather loops on the steering
wheel Of AIS car He kicks The brake
on. and the agent in bakersfield has
fitted the car with an attachment FOR
holding the clutch out Mckee drives
everywhere covering many miles daily
over mountain roads"
The Washington times., 1910-12-07

The directors Of the forthcoming auto
mobile show viii meet Thursday after
noon at f o'clock in the saleSroom Of
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
FREE Half SOIOS andHeeIS

This certificate entities the bearer
to a New Pair Of HALF SOzES and
HEELS 10 be put on any pair of
HIRSH Shoes not under $500 in
price. and sold since October 81, this
work TO be done by HTRSH7S Repair
Department absolutely FREE OF
charge, on demand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
MAKE CONNECTION NOW
Gas, Water and Sewer Pipe Must be
Laid Before Streets Are
Excavated.

An effort will be made to give the
street paving contractors d square
deal this time in the matter Of the
requirement that all gas, water and
sewer pipes be connected some time
before the actual work on the streets
to be paved begins. City Clerk
Hatcher has been sending out notices
by mail to all the property owners
along Commercial avenue, Sycamore
and Eighth streets, which are to be
paved in the next few months, quot
ing them the city ordinance which re-
Iquires that all work of this kind must
| be done before any excavation mas
been made by the street contractors
There Is an advantage In waiting fol
the contractor to remove the eartf
from the street down to the founda
tion because here will be less excavat
ing to be done for the pipe layers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
Damage BY Fire and Water at Resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ A. Wilson
L on Seventh Street.

About $50 o'clock last night the
residence Of Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson, III
Seventh street, was discovered to be
ON fire. No one was In the house
at the time Mrs Wilson and her
daughter Miss Margaret were both
attending a meeting at Stafford hall.
Department No. 2 responded as soon
as notified and succeeded in putting
out the blaze before it had gained
much Roadway: but not before about
thousand dollars worth of damage
had been done, More damage was
done to the furnishings and clothing
than TO the house. The fire appeared
to have started in closet on the first
floor. as the closet was entirely
burned out with all the clothing 1t
contained. The insurance will cover
the damage.
The origin of the fire is not known
1t was at first thought it had been
caused by defective flue, but on in
lvestigation this did not seem to havf
been the cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
An Ideal Husband

$ patient. even with nagging wife,
or he knows she needs help She
nay be so nervous and rundown IN
health that trifles annoy her. II she
A melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, headaches
sleeplessness, con stipation or faint
'ng and dizzy spells, she needs Elec
.ric Bitters, the most wonderful rem
7dy for ailing women. Thousands o.
ufferers from female troubles, ner
Yous troubles, backache and veal
tidneys have used them and become
3ealthy and happy. Try them Onl!
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druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05

hal to come so far a distance that
walking back and forth was too much
time lost for them. They have to
hurry during the noon hour and con-
seouently they can not enjoy their
dinner If one long session was adopt
ed they would put their minds more
on their work and, getting Out OF
school earlier in the afternoon, they
could attend to what social and bus
mess duties they had and then they
would not be so apt to so out at
hight.
Miss Dorothy Davis, the first mega.
i've speaker, said that one long ses-
ion would be too hard on the stu
tents and that it would wear them
ont Two short sessions with the
sine In between rests the nina o.
poth the students and techers and
setter work is the result.
The second affirmative, Miss Eliza
1ath Levi, said that one long SEES
,ion divides the day better and that
i've hours was not too long fof
straight school vigilance. If the ionG
session plan wss adopted the pupils
eonla bring their own lunches and
hey could partake OF this at school
instead OF having to so home durns
he noon hour and eating bse
neal hastily. School would be closed
,arlier In the afternoon and NOR
me could thus be given to athletics
Il which shoots are so fond. II is
The plan used in city schools and Il
very successful.
Mi s Rosalind Roberts said, speak
ing negatively, that If the Two shor
session method was used the nupli'
minds would be fresher and they
would not tire so soon. They wouit
ret more fresh air aud the system
has been shown to be better for ths
Mental and physical condition q
the students,
After a rebuttal of IL minutes BY
Miss Gilhofer, the judges rendered
affirmative decision.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
YESTERDAY WAS
CALENDAR DAY
AND Both, THE, HOUSE AND sen
ATE ABANDONED CONSIDER
ALTON or sRAlLRoAD LEGs,
iATioN. MI s

E
Washington. May A. Abandoning
fir a time all railroad legislation
the senate and house today were oe-
curied with bills on their calendar .
This course was followed because IN
he senate no one was prepared TO
discuss the railroad measure. while
III the horse the rules made manda-
tory the consideration Of the bills On
tie calendar.
Among the bills. pa ssed was one
aprropriating sl55.aeo,eo0 for pen
sons. Other measures passed modi-
fled tha laws relating TO money pr
lers and registered letters, anthoriz-
Ing the naturalization Of aliens who
served In the navy.
The session OF the house was devot,
ed TO consideration of Bulls relating
to Indian lands.
Both houses Will BIZ in session to
morrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS MANY WATER Meters
Cairo Water Company Keeps Three
Men Busy Filling Orders From
Consumers Of All Glasses.

1t has been generally supposed that
the Cairo water Co, did not favor
the installation Of water meters. II
this was ever true It Is not true now,
The company is showing BY its own
activity in the matter that meters
are the things, by cling the wafer
measures at cost prices and install
ing them at practically cost price,
Mr.. Cannon says the company is IN
staliing them at lively rate the rast
week Three men under the employ
Of the Water Company are kept busy
and it is thought additional help will
be needed to meet the demand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
SPECIALISTS DISAGREED
Emnainent Medical Men Discussed
The Effect OF Tobacco on
THE Smokers Heart.

Washington, May 4.--As smoke
wreathes from cigars chased one
another through tbs room. heart spec
ialists from throughout the country
attending the congress of American
Physicians and surgeons gathered
today to discuss whether prolonged
use of tobacco meant sudden death. \
AT the close OF a long debate. they
were far from an agreement as to
what the real effect of tobacco on
the heart
The discussion was general but
the opinions were not always tn &C
cord with one another.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
Girls Have Debate

The Athenian Literary Society Of
G. Fl. S. had one of their regular good
meetings yesterday afternoon sue
ceeding the regular school session
The girls had a debate which is MOI
common custom with the society
The question was Resolved. That
one long school session i better than
two short ones"
The first speaker on the affirma
tive was Miss Kate Gilhofer who
spoke five minutes on why the lorr
session should be used. Miss Gilhof
or said that Cairo was getting larger
and the pupils that came to schoo
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
Fortniuhtly Tonight,

The regular fortnightly meeting OF
the G. II. s. Debating Society Is ar
anged for tonight at the high school
Nuilling with the following program;
Old and new bur ipess.
Piano solo--Kenneth Warner.
Violin-C larionstte tuet-Raymond
franklin and John Hofheinz
Debate, Resolved. Thate 'olar FIX
alorations bave not been Justifiable
n Results" Affirmative, latter Ryan
rrd Iarrel Schulz. Negative Bernard
look and Clinton Tanner
Extemporaneous speech.
Adjournment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
Preliminary Training.

A sort of preliminary for this i'm
,ortant Carbonate event will be held
next Monday and Tuesday at 81
Mary's park when the c. H. s. team
will meet a team composed Of the
as ociated alumni The latter team
s composed Of fellows who made G
n. S. famous in athletics severa
ears ago and who are going against
the high school boys to give them 9
Sit of the experience with which they
will have to compete at Carbonate
This meet will occur Immediately at
Ter school Monday and Tuesday
sening of next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
s sISas1 Ps q sEs1

Time is the supreme test of all things and the very
hest recommendation of S. S. S. is that It has STOOD IONS
tct ad i now oftener used and has the confidence OF
greater number Of people than any oter blood medicine
The blood is the vital force Of life; the health
ing element and motive power OF the system. Eveiy ~
80 ,ar,a ,uscle tissue and sinew Of the body is de-
pendent directly on the blood for nourishlnent and
strength As it crculaes through the system pure ana
rich Il furnishes to these different members the health
FIJI nronere needed to sustain and enable them TO per
farm ther various duties So long the blood remains
free from injection we are apt TO Be healthy but any I'M
purity, huor or poison in the circulation affects soe
portion OF the general health.
The system imperfect bowel and kidney action, inai
trouble may be inherited but whatever the source ne d
fed before the body be healthy pustular ernplon
and the various skin affections snow tiat e Doo = =,
&C the result Of some hunor, the presence OF an
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
FIELD AND TRACK
IMPORTANT EVENT AT CARBON
DALE MAY IA WITH SIX
TEEN HIGH SCHOOLS.
Hioh School Girls Favor Long Sess'
ion-Preliminary Training For
Track Meet-Fortnightly
g@Ea Tonight.

The second annual field and track
meet Of the high choo.s of Southern
Illinois. will again be held this year
On fBassyyliss Athletic Field at Carbon
rfale, saturday, May IA, 1910.
Cairo high school mas entered ATOMS
with the high schools Of Anna. ben
ton. Carmi, Chester, DuQuoin, Edo,
RADIO. Harrisburg. Hillsboro. Marion
Mt. Vernon, Murphysboro. Pinckney.
vile, Sparta, Tamaroa and vienna
these schools have accepted the invi
tation up to the present date anu
other. may enter.
The following are the events:
so Yard dash, 100 yard dash, 22o
ward dash, 4ao yard dash, $50 YARD
run. mile run. 22o yard low hurdle
liz pound hammer and discus throw,
standing high jump, running high
Jump, running high jump. standing
broad jump. running broad jump
Estanding long jump, running long
Jump. pole vault, u pound shot put,
relay mile, 6 men. 3 laps.
with the exception of the relay
race three medals will be awarded IN
each event. a gold for the first, 81
Nyer for the second and bronze Tor
the third, anil special banner VII
b awarded the team winning the re
| lay race.
The high school winning the high
est number OF points will be given Q
beautiful silver cup appropriately en-
grayed. These points will be scored
Las follows
First in each event, 5 points; sec
on in each event. . points and third
II point.
The relay race will be counted as
an event for the cup. The medals
offered have been especially made
for this meet
This is 4 rare opportunity for those
Interested in athletic sports to have
4 pleasant outing and enjoy a tull
davis entertainment. The program
viii begin on Bayiiss Field at
o'clock sharp and the first shot start
ing the hurdle heats and dfscuss hur
vii be given on time.
Bayliss Athletic Field is owned D.
the state. The field is provided WIZ
fine grand stand seating 1900 anf
d third mile track and baseball dia
mond unsurpassed.
i Realizing the Importance Q this of
| currence Coaches Allen and Citing
er arc having the C. H. S. track team
out every evening after school dom
much hard work. Nearly every ont
lnf the fellows i keeping regulai
Ehours and steady diet and thu
shows up in their efforts at the parl
every evening. The team made
good showing at Anna last mont
with but little training and Coae
Allen ii confident that they will SUI
prise some of the more renowne
teams OF this coming meet. This al
depends upon the individual effort
, of each member of the team and the
lit remains to be seen whether Coac
Aliens confidence will be everest
, mated.
One thing that shows the impor
! ance OF the meet at Carbonate wi
!. be the presence there of Coac
Stagg. the famous athletic director I
the University Of Chicago. Mr. Stag
win be one of the judges and this
one assurance that the meet will |
properly managed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
CLEANUP DAY.

= Tine work of cleaning the
. city will begin Thursday, May
. 9Th in the Seventh ward. Fri
:. day May 9th the Sixth ward.
:. Monday, May 9th, Fifth ward
= Tuesday May 10th, Fourth
. ward. Wednesday, May nth,
= Third Ward. Thursday, May
= 18th Second ward Friday,
= May 18th, First ward.
Burn all old rangs and pa
pers. Place In boxes or bar
= .rels all the cans and stuff
= which will not burn and set In
a place convenient for the col
= lectors. Do not scatter the
rubbish over ground as much
time is required for gathering
il un.
rut out your trash the
. morning Of the day It is to be
= collected in your ward. Any
one placing trash upon street
after clean up day will be
prosecuted. All yards will be
e inspected by superintendent
and an officer.
The cooperation Of every
i. housewife is urgently solicited
in the interest Of the health
= OF her family
let US clean up Cairo and
= then keep 1t clean.
For further information or
y instruction apply TO Assistant
Health officer Frank J. Fitz-
= gerald. Phone II, Police Head
quarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
B,yIrns UP THE HEALTH.

I have used 8. s. s. quite extern
sively, and know II 70 D. me 19s.
"a Won claim, and does not injUre
the system In the least, but on
the contrary builds UP the general
health while Kidding the blood OF
ali poi sons and impurities. ieel
better in every way since taxing
YOUR medicine, and am Arm In the
OBI nion that it is all you claim for
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7I6 Willow st., Lebenon. Penn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
RlACkSMlTHING.
druggists

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hoeing with attention to details, our
speciality. Fred Hofheinz, Sr.. sue
lessor to w. j Dugan. 1906 CONNER
cial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05

uric acid in the circulation, while "a
tarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula, and
Contagious Blood Poison, are all deep
seated blood disorders.
SIS. S. is natural blood purifier
and tonic. If is made entirely OF the
Juices and extracts of roots, herbs and
banks Of recognized curative ability,
and being free from all harmful min
erals is an absolutely safe medicine
for young or old. S. S. S, goes into
the circulation and removes every
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
Culture.

Some people understand classical
music 80 well that they hardly ever
break In and applaud at the wrong
time
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05

One OF the great evils OF the pres
ent time is the anxiety OF young peo-
r,e, and too often Of their parents as
we'll. 10 earn money early.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
KEEP YouR HEAD UNCOVERED.
t.as Constant wearing Of Hat ProDo.
gates Dandru6 Germs.

gates Dandru6 Germs.
There are many men who wear their
| sts practically all the time when awake.
ana are blessed with heavy shock OF
hair; yet II the scalps Of these same men
onca became infested with dandruf
rarms. the parasites would multiply all
TIE quicker for lack Of air. Badness
ould ensue as the final result. New
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lmnlates unhealthy hair to abundant
rowth. Herricids u Is pleasant hair
i ressing az well az q dandruf cure and
contains not an atom Of Injurious sub
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

Big load. stove size, delivered. Both
phones. Clark Danforth Handle Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05

mpuriy poison It ihens and sn,eh ne booa
cures promptly permanently Rheumatism Catarrh
Contagious Blood Poison and blood
reliable medicine for those whose blood mas
1890 a ard who are from Anse other debilng
.ae Rol ON the blood free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA GA
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-05
THE CAIRO BULLETIN

s.rtefed q tAs Cafrc PossofBos Tor aahaiastos
hrcuf b tho ,uails 81 seconA .ciAss ratss
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02
NOTICE TO PENSIONERS

Owing to the fact that pension
day, September 4th, falls on Sun
day and that the two days thereat-
ter are legal holidays, the County
Clerk will keep his Office open Mon
day afternoon, September 5th, from
/ until A D. m, in order to accommo-
date those pensioners who wish to
forward their vouchers on that day
E. O.. PATTERSON, County Clerk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02

The Carson City Daily Appeal and
the San Francisco Daily Bulletin,
CALIFORNIA; best daily, both for the
price of o e by mail or carrier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of County Commissioners
will be held in the office Of the co.
Clerk on Wednesday, Sept. 9TH. All
County will present the same to the
County Clerk previous to that date.
parties having bills against Ormsby
f. o. PATTERSON, County Clerk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02

Leave orders this week at kltzmey.
er's Drug Store for A. S. Lindholm,
expert piano tuner, for work to De
done about August IS, on his service
monthly trip.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02
yoIJR EVENING LUNCH

Is always improved by an oyster
Loaf or a dozen Raw. Call at the
Golden West where the finest grade
of oysters are always kept in stock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-02
Dufav's Pure Malt Wniskey

l. ., absolutely pure distIlanon of matted grain. When taken at fnea-
tnc + stimulates the mucous surfaces and little glands OF the stomach &c
y be,i, by oction. thereby improving the digestion and assimilation OF n
f,od md owing Il the sgsten1 its full proportion OF nourshment. l mS
-. -. he ainestipe nrocess is of treat importance, a 1t brings 70 All
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Don't fail to see Mr.. Gates fine
line Of samples OF clothing. owe, 500
samples to select from.
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