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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
liden Mangel an Disciplin 8eigen?
Sic 5rage lit miibig; 0enn in 0euti6-
lano lit ein 6erartiges 8orfomnniB
abiolut a1sgeidlolen.

Mub DOORS Giienbnbnbonobud)
CManual Of &ailroaos) fir 1910
lteQte ii6 oas Mftienfapital iantmt=
liber Dampfbabnen 0es 2an6es a'1
81. De3ember 1909 auf $8,030,6 $50
963 uno sic @onosidulo a1f $9,118,,
100, 768. 0ie @elamntlange mad)te
283,356 Meilen gin5elgeleiie aus
(eini@lieBlid ouer Neben= un6 Gel.
tengeleiie), einc 3unabme bon 6310
fir 6as 8eridtiabr. Die @eiammt.
einnabnpen oes Sobres 1909 b%eliefer
lid ouf $2,513,212,7 1853 uno maren
INN $1O6, 1922 53 ODER All Bro5ent
GROCER als I'M @oriabre; oie &einein=
nabmen ite1ten ii6 al1f $852,153,280
un6 5eigten oamit Sem @oriabre &C.
geniiber cine 3unabme bon $134>351,,
113 ODER 1874 Ero5ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Kinder Schreter
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS T q RIA
Nuro1afuta

rano6orfs 30 6. @unt
ein befalr1rter Gieb5iidter in 5tod-
ton, ST., fat ein Mreol bon $50 Mde1
fir $4,000 ungefmtft, uno miro 3d.
rauf cine 3iidterei BON Mngl1s=Gief
einridten. @urroert Stiif leiner Gon=
hll1ttbiere mer0en oa5u bon Suinois
nab 6ent nelte1 Eerrain geidafft lper=
Sen.
@isbee.-M ls Der Iorn1er Mnt.
9telion, ser ltnmeit bon bter mobnt,
ii6 eben nit ser Samilie gum Mbeno-
ero0 nieoergeiebt batte, b0rte moi ouf
ser 2on6itraBe, oireft Dor Melions
@aus einen SduB fal1en. M1s MeIion
CUR &%alstbiire beraustrat, UNI lint
!dnu 5u balten, muroe er bon einem
2an6itrei6er 6erart init &epolperfu-
geln bombar0iert, baB er's bor5og, i1''s
&auS 5l1rid5utebren. Spdter ml1roe
Ser 2anoitreider 0ingfeit eema6t, 11no
er iiebt iebt ieiner 5trafe entgegen..
Depi1s Safe. = Staatsan<
malt Mn0p Meiuer aus 8ismorf, g
O., traf bier Elm, Inn in einigen ST.
len bon fiir5lid bier berbafteten Sc.
iibern i%oge11annter 6liiiterfneipen cine
genaue ltnter iudyung o%n5uitenen. Sic
8eitberi1 6es bieiigen u0pera" Safes.
SRI. 8. 6. Chamber, tp1r6e aus Sem,
ielben @run6e gleidfans perboftet.
SO in lot. = Ser 4 Sabre alte
bon 8. 81. Sobnion, SEM repub-
lifanii6en &anoioaten fir @ouper=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Die Spite errcidjen

in irgerl0 ei1,er 2ebensfrage, erforoert
einen gel ultoen &0rper un0 einen le=
%ben0igen @eilt. 0bne @einnobeit
git es feir1en Grfolg. Mber eleftriibe
8itters lit Ser gr0Bte @eiunobeitsauf=
bauer, Sen Sic @elt ie gefan1rt fat.
gs er5mingt perfeftes @irfen oeS Ma=
gems, ser 9eber, ser Mieren, Ser Gin
ge1pei6e, reinigt u110 berei6ert oos
@lut, lt6rft lt110 belebt 0as gon5e SD=
item unD lebt gu6 initano, g1rer 81
.gesorheit Biz ms gin5elne nad5lt=
fonmen. uNah Monote langem &ie-
renleioer," l6reibt IS. 81. Sberman
ppn Cutting, Me., mad)ten MIDI 0rei
Iloiden neutrality-suspicious. fiiblen mie
ei11 r1euer Monn." 500 in Molitors
9(pctbefe, ct. Glou0, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
@as bicr in @ersmaf a,1ssefibrt,
SIT in ct. Midacls paiirt!

Gin 8iirger madte cine @ette
Muf 1ei1en mad1am b05en 6nnb
@ok. mem, CT 1hlafenb IN Dem gette
Sim Niemanb 9iibner 1teblen funnt.
Ct 1a9te: r2eut', ib bin fem 8rabler;
@ebt Ssemanb in mein &iibnerbans,
Sem aable ih fMnf blanfe 9plar,
8rinaf CT ei1 ein5'ges !9ubn 9eraus.
Sem tpiirbe ba mein 9unb NAL 5eiee,
@ie man bel mir sic 9iibner fdugt!
Ser miirhe i'm al 3al!1e geigen
SAX CT 1ein 2cbelaug b'ran oenft!"
Sic @ette murbe abgemabt,
Ser Sobnnn elaubte lie getpon1en
l1nb bat 1ih in bic Sarit 9ela6t;
Sebod. es 1onte anbers tommen.
Mm ndd}jteu Morqen, tpelder @raus,
Oa mar leiu 6uno ber1dnrnben,
Sem Teoerpieb inn Siihnerbous
Sat ct mebr purgefunoen.
Mn 10 'ipos bGtt' CT ME 9eba6t,
@e1tebt 1t6 mberbolen,
Dok man Sic 5iibner lette Na6t
Mit1ammt Dem @unb ge1toblen.
sits lpobr, mas feline Ml1gen i6auen?
Sits Tr1g in bieiem Sale?
@u1m fanr1 CT ieiuen Sbren tral1en
Gs medcrt ipos inn Stule.
Sem o%iebIiuoslhof nit fleiner @lpdc,
9ns CT crit fiirSlih 1ib erbanbelt,
0at iid 81 einem 3ie9e,lbpde
Su hie1er %ltngliidsnabt >b%ertpanoelt.
@irb CT fem 5dof ic mieberiehen?
Sinh @rnb n1b @iibner lpirflih meg?
Dos lit fo9ar, MAJ 1n11B 9elteben
Sir etneu g If Ii Ter 5uptel Ye9l
Ser Su1b fam lpieber angeldliben
l1nb bur6 Elm giitt9es @eldid
grbielt er, eff ser Sag berbli6en
9as 56nf lub 9ilbner ald 5lrild.
Mpral:
Drum nette ME auf ei1en 3unb,
@erleg' Sid nicht anf's Eroblen,
0enn es lit furbtbar nngeiunb
8enn es bum beibt: &%c5ablenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Gs oibt lhou perriidte Eral1el,3im

IS gibt l6on berriifte 6ral1en5im=
mcr; ober oen Gipfelpunft 6es &C.
birniturn1es ideint 6rou BON Glal1le1l
in Seem Dorf erflettert SIT boben, Sic
ld)on offers 0urb lire grtrapagal1=
sen mlie6i ames Mnfieben erregte.
@iir5lid priigeltc lie einige 8anfbe-
omte ol,rd, Sic ibr Sic Mus5ablung
zines 8etrages permeigerten, 6en iie
BON Ser @anf NIT ltnredt beaniprud=
te. Sebt foroert lie Sbeobpr &oole=
belt gum 3meifampf o0er elmer 9ore=
rel berous. Muf I'M eren Se60p lit lie
111mlid idledt gu iprefen, icit er es
oblebnte, Tie 0ur6 Sen amerifanil6 en
@eian6ten ami idme0iiden &0nigs=
bofe einfiibre1 SIT laiien. Ser grief
an &ooiepelt lit gepfeffert nn0 in Sen
meilten Hu,1ften iibertriebe11. Mlld
elm 8eitrag CUR politilden &ompagne
III Mmerifa!
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Selictte &plfSfalcuOcr
fiir oas SaDr 1911.

@e,5i9er's Observation-Disclosures. GroB
Gltartformat, 6%arbenbrl1d SiteIbtlh:
n&e9ina Nngelprl1m. 100 Sn1itratioz
men, b%nrl1nter 7 &pubilber, mebrfarbiz
9 ger l1mfdlag Slp%etfarbiges &alenbaz
RUM, blb5der &%anbfale,1ber, 8reisz
rebus. Greis 20f.
@tl1iieoler 8alenber: Guartforuat, sat-
benor11d Sitelbilb: n9ie @od5eif 5u
&ana" bon N. Seueritein. so SHIT
i%trnttonen, barunter Z @onbtlber, far
bigger l1midlag, biibf1er @%anbfalenber,
9retsrebus. .Ereis 15f. = SIT mid III
fran50ii1der, italieniider nnb 1pdniz
19er 5prdde 81 bdben. Hrets zoo.
Gbriitftno's &olenber fir bic &Ieinen.-
9anblides Sormat. Mit S%arbencruf
Sttelbilb, 4 furbtgen gtni9altbtlbern
lno 5ablreiden Segt. Snutrationen.
3peifdrbt9eS &%olenbarium llnb farbiz
ger umidldg. Ereis 100.
Catholic GONE MnnuaI. - Gin fatboIiz
lder &alenber in engli16er @prn1e.
W2it mebrfdrbtgem l1m19lag. Sarben<
orndzSitelbtlo u1b cine Ntenge eeynll=
itrationen.
Nbonnirt auf Mlte nnb Neue 8eIt. Dos
dlteite, iIln1trirte fntboIti6e SnmiIienz
blatt. Sdbrlta "a @efte at 15t. gei
Boralsbe5dblung bes gan3en eSabrz
gauges MIR $500. gttpa 100 Shit
itrationen int Sabr, oarunter n1ar1he
m%ebrfarbi9e; Rnr .geoie9ene 8eitrdae
berborra9enoer .Nutoren; Suuitrierfe-
. 6rauenbeilaee nn6 @nn1idd1:
gu be5teben ol1rd1. ieoe 8ndbanbllns TO-
tpie brett on ben egrlegern:
8emjin9er 8rptbers,
@etp port: s6-3s garerop ctr.
Cincinnati: 343 Neain 5r.
44zba
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9ie Monotscinnobmen beS Gbicu=
goer Eoitamtes moren idon ieit 5lpei
Sabren 0enen 0e5 Noitamtes in Seem
Oorf 1ebr nabe g%efpmmen, boben tic
ober int Monot N1gl1it Inn rltr0 $780,
600 iiberitieger1. Gbico6o itebt jebt in
Oieier &inltdt ot Ser Spite aler
Sta0te 0es 2an6es. @Gbrenb Sic Gin=
11obmen Seem Oorfs iid I'M Gerglei6
gum Mugr1it 1909 INN 11.64 Hrp5ent
erbobten, mies Chicago cine 3unob=
me bon 1916 Yro5e1tt auf. Sic Gbt=
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1tnicrc @aoetten in Weit Hoint
melltern. Sic meigern itdL nit einenl
ibrer 2ebrer, ser ii6 ibren ltnmiller
suge5ogen bat, 81 ipreden, rno bo=
ben oufiir bis ol1f meiteres St1benar=
relt erbolten. @elbe Strafe lie tref=
fen miro, lit idmer 81 iagen; ober
mobrl6ei11li6 miro iie nidt gar 81
bart ousiaue1. @as miiroe in
0eutidlo11o nit lplden 2elltnuntSai=
piranten geifeben, Sic einen 10 be6enf=
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mii6 gemoroen uno nun mub alle
@elt geparnt meroen. Die gerei=
nigten 5taaten baben b%eionoere l1ria-
DIE, ouf ser SUIT 81 lein, tbeils ser
riidfebrenoen Eourilten balber, Sic
li6 in Sem nerleudten @ebiet aufge=
balten baben m0gen, 5um anoern,
neil biele italienilde Mrbeiter ibrell
@eg nad bier iiber 9feapel nebmen.
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eogo'er ginl1abmen maren $780,:
Sic Seem Dorfer $1,610, 1885,
AZ. Sic @roBe 3l11abnre ser Sc
ihafte int Gbicago'er Yoltomt lpirl
Sem auberoroentli6 groBen l1mfanq
0es Gerian0= CMoil Sr6er) @ei1afts=
weiens in Chicago 5l1gel6rieben.
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S~ntereNantes M4er1et

Sic neuelten @l1tnaoeln mer0en
lol1t eiltem Mooeberiht be0euteno
gr0Ber lein ols Sic %bisberigen. SIRE
&ndl1fe lolen Gl1tterale fir El10er=
quoiten, fleine 5piegel unO Oerglei=
Gen oiene1. 50 iolen SEN &0pfen,
sic ihon 10 piel 81 trogen boben> nod
groBere 9olten %aufgebiir0et meroen.
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MmS bent Moromeite,t
Minnelota.

StiIImater. - 9as @eieb,
meldes Sen Staatsgefan9enen geitat-
tet, iih our9 Mrbeit @elb 5u per0ies
men, meld)es ard fir sic 6amilie oes
Sc ongenen benubt merben fan1t, fat
lid ebenfans bemdbrt. SEPT belauft
lth ser monatli9e Durdi9nittsper<
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Mit Ser @ertauidu1gS=Yolitif Ser
9eb0roen bon Neopel lit e5 nibt lan=
ger gegangel1. Sic Gbolera lit epi0e,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

OF families have bought one button
each and the other 100 buttons were
taken. by few indiv iGa's In 10 of
five, ten and fifteen. There are, how
ever, $500 men OF yot ne age in Cairo
and it is net unreasonable to assume
that at least half OF them can afforL
to buy buttons at 81 each. Two thou
sand buttons orght to be sold to as
many individual citizens; and If il
could be made an edict of fashion
that some OF the ladies of the c ty
must wear these ornaments in order
TO be in style, it should not be diff
cult to sell $500 or 5000 of themi
The remaining number to make M
the 5000 fund could be taken
doubtless by the more welLto-do cit-
zens,
AS Mr. Huette said Friday n'ght,
and as Mr. Aistherpe said before,
when making his report as chairmaa
Of the committee namei TO offer a
plan for raising the money there are
various ways in which it might be
lone; but the plan suggested ami
adopted has the all-importanr merit
Of making it popular movement, Of
enlisting the interest Of citizens gen
orally II makes the movement
general one and the Cairo Booster"
button a badge of honor and OF good
c tizenship, which no one VINO can az
ford to buy one may be without and
still claim to have the citys inter-
esta properly at heart.
All objections raised to the pro-
pcsel manner of spending the money
finds sufficient answer in Secre-
tary Careys statement at Friday
II ghfs meeting, when he said taat
there is as much competition in
building up cities In these days as
taere is in building up business, AMI
advertising is an essential factor in
both; and that other cities are follow
ling the same lines that are proposed
to be followed BY Cairo-which mus
be followed il Cairo is to hold her
own.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
COAL CAR SHORTAGE.

Caieago Is threatened with a coal
famine because of a shortage OF
cars on the railroads. The coal yards
a.e naturally empty, winter Is cOm-
lug on apace and dealers declare the
situation is alarming. Indiana coal
operators are unable to get cars ana
some Of the mines around Terre
Haute are Idle in consequence. Com
nlaints Of the same nature have been
heard recently from, the Western Ker
lucky coal mining district ana a.
least one mining company has sued
a railroad for damages sustained Is
reason of tie failure to secure cars
for shipment,
Tie situation at many places in IL
linois and Indiana is ser ors because
OF the fact that so many Of the
mines in both states were tiei ii,
SO long by the miners strike. The
strike forced the mines to suspend op
erat ops at time when they SHOULD
have been working 70 the limit Il
anticipate the winter demand for
1 coal. The winter is now giving v 81
/ Bile signs Of its coming. but the Goa
Yards are empty and the line oper
ators are compelled to suspend o
\ sacken work because the railroad
cannot furnish them cars for the sh +
fment of the coal 1t Is an unpleas
ant condition of affairs.
| The chairman of the Indiana raj
yoad commission believes that on
cause OF the car shortage liz the far
: that by ruling Of the lnterstat
commerce. Commission railroad
compel cd to pay only q cents a da
; for car belonging to another con
pnrv wach I appropriates to its ow
\ nses The roads. be says, find
''cnearer7 to pay this nominal gil:
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

than to build cars, while they do not
relish the idea of b.alding cars TO
the own use when they are likel.
to be seized by another con pany ant
used for an indefinite time" Thi
might account in some degree for the
shortage, but t must he remembered
that these shortages are of frequen
occurrence.
1t is generally Supposed that rail
ways are run on bus ness princip e.
and 1t would seem that roads which
nave large cual-c ARRIVING trade
would be prepared for the inevitable
rush season when consumers. large
ana small, are calling in a mighty
chorus for coal. It does not look to be
good business to allow so many cars
TO get out of reach at critical sea.
sons. Courier Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

s -,
- -. 'qH' = 'i',vi'' - an y
~ i'0'''' w ~ 50 ''''' 'ie ', .,
- ' 49, ~ - 5 :" ma ''nS "''''
III i'e.' - 9i'o W. i'i7's' 'na
W.. ".,ea MI" ''ouAnNS's Si"ii ~
i.,u''I's" - - $3.50 e-' 0o.'i''ss,
-" '".' 'D''', ''0' - - n""ee -
- . '"''''' '''' '''pa '.i"' eT' :!
= w. !" ZINC 'Y''', I','"e' ''''o"
- ''''' '''"' 10y sN''' Is Y o'eo'
ed' ny la"la me- ~ 4 t''s9io .e--haI
~ any nleans--~va. mas DC hece3-
7@I
ihe S'd OF November neXt-the
day On NHi.A the voters OF TIE city
ana eouh ale privileged 10 say
VINO saall be their highest law OF
oeF HNrnS t'a next ioNr YEARS.
" a''anse c5''eiaenee-the first an
1i'efsary OF me cruel murder OF Miss
AE7a Perez By tne heEro hrte
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
THE NEGRO BRUTE AGAIN.

The affair Of last night In w;io.
Cairo narrowly escaped an occasicr
for another such demonstration OF
popular Indignation and vengeance
las that Of Nov II, one year ago, all
monishes the people of this city and
county that they have a duty TO per
form on the coming Nov. Sz-a Vice.
from next Tuesday.
Tho story told by Miss Myrti,
Frederick, as given in the news
columns elsewhere this morning,
probably the same as far as it goes
in eeyry important detail, as that
which would have been told by Mis-.
Anna Pelley, on the night of Nov s
one year ago-had she lived; ami
more than likely, it would have ha,
Ithe same terrible sequel, had the at
tack been made later at night anj
in more secluded spot Of the city
as in the case Of Miss Policy.
Naturally, the affair win al buse
the people of Cairo. 1t MUST arou5
them, or they are not of the right
sort Many in Cairo this morning
probably would prefer TO read thai
the black hound Of last niglt
were in the morgue, instead b
inc city jail, and not few
would have been only too glad TO heio
put him there. But better judgment
lid and win prevail The negro is il
--r'- jan; he Will be tried in due
time, as the law directs, and he viii
be convicted and sent TO the peni
Tertiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
LEMONS.

The dAy paid on lemons since 1898
exceeds $4,000 COO
TO escape the duty importers are
said to have swindled the govern
ment out Of millions through fraudu-
lent rebate allowances on shipments
of fruit reported as deeayed or un
fit for market
Judge vandeventer, in the Unite.
States circuit SQUIRT a st. Paul, has
cnjoined the interstate commefc,
commits sion from putting into effect
a reduced rate on lemons from PACT
fic TO Atlantic coast points.
The Aldrieh-Payne tariff Law
places a duty Of 1k cents per pound
On lemons In bulk or packages, ana
we pass from the news notes Of the
day to the meditat.ous Of the lemon
growers. The Los Angeles CORE
spondent of the Pacific Rural Press,
who keeps in touch with the growers
says
THE increase in the tariff on Sicily
lemons from 81 per hundred pounds
has given an impetus to the Can
fornia lemon industry, and we may
reasonably trust that inside of tbs
next ten years, provided that There
| is no decrease in the duty, California
will be supplying practically all n
the lemons used In the United
States"
/ The same authority informs u.
that from 10000 to $4,000 cars d
lemons are consumed annually in thu
country, and that more than 50 PEI
cent of this supply now comes from
Sicily.
The foreign product finds its BIZ
market in the east, tut the Califor
mans hope to cut into the trade there
with the help Of low freight rates
and high tariff rates. The railroal
! proposed an advance, ne growers de
clarel that they were trying to alb
sorb the tariff increase, and henc
the legal controversy to which VI
have referred
insurgency in California sympi
thizes with the fight on the railroads
but il is not demanding a restoration
Of the old tariff rate It accepts tn
boost from ] to 11a certs with Chris
tian resignation, and would have fl
ii revision downward we're seriousl
suggested -Record-Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

md, anyway, the relations CT the Hi
lois bankers with the bankers OF the
ountry are intimate; and il Is safe
say that WREN hereafter any cues
ton In which Cairo Is concerned sha
present itself between any Illinois
nd any other banker or citizen in
ne country. Cairo will have a fr.eEi
whose Judgment and good o3i1ioA
win be worth something TO the ci.y'
rhe bankers OF Cairo and the lal es
and gentlen en- who aided them ~
ast weeks AFFAIR may justly claim q
nave done this community great
service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

II is matter for remark that almos.
at the very time that this affair hap
nened here :ron. Reed Green was adj
,lresing a large audience OF voters az
olive Branch In this county, in the
interest Of Alex s. Fraser for sheriff,
Mr.. Green said the bad negro elc-
ment of Cairo, which had been to
blame for so much OF Cairo's troubles
In past years, had been comparative
ly orderly for some time, until Sher-
iff Nclls bal espoused their cause
proclaimed himself their friend and
protector, and constituted himself
their candidate for sheriff They
had gown t5l1ef since then, more
q roga-.', more Extensively inpudent;
and there was every reason to ey.
pect that If they succeeded, with the
aid OF white voters, In electng Mr..
Nells, ~r'ese ignorant and reckless
blacks would lnausurate. a reign Of
I lawlessness In Cairo which would
surTass any Of former years, feelin.
that in the highest peace officer IN
the county, they had friend who
would see that they were protecte'
The mon in the county who
heard Mr. Green anil Mr.. Leek last
night must admit, when Trey read the
story Of Miss Frederick this worning
that these gentlemen were not indug
ing in wild talk for political pur
lnoses, but that they were telling the
ruth. They must realize that condi
: ions in this community demand thai
man shall be placed n the position
I, of sheriff who ID known as the cncIr,
J not as the friend and protector, Q
n r-g NnrN
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
REBELS being CORNERED
General Belief That Uprising in Uru.
quay viii Soon tie QueIed
OF o'itical Orig n.

Mo1tey.deo/ Uruguay, Oct "a
The Nationalist. II protests against
the candidacy for the pres dcnay OF
Joscpl Battle Y, Ordoae7, have risen
tj reyent TIE elections from bei1s
held in November, Seventeen de-
par ents Of Uruguay are quiet TIE
relels are concentrated in the two
arid lie government TROOPS a gfadg
ally surrounding them. An encoun-
ter liE2lv 70 occur soo1 It is tHe
general belief here that the uprising
will g0on be quelled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Of the members and the Woman's
Relief Corps attended. Upwards of
fifty comrades were present. Among
the new officers were Peter Saip
junior vice commander: John f, Rec
tor, ad1utant; N. Prouty, surgeon
and Z. c. Ford, officer Of the guard
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Ia,roa tes@naAr Cauntv. Niiuu,s
8Po5u,xtion ss.rSf

Csroa tss@naAr c.ounty. 'iipo,s
sPo5uxt,on as.rAf
Mayor George pARSnNs
Clerk, r A HATCHRR
Treasurer FftANR p ApA
STRONG.
City Attorney, HrNT~A p'Er
Comptroller. ERNEST NORpMAN,
Magistrate. ANDREW wHTTCA Nr
Caief of Police ]. q C0WEiA
Alexander County, EcpuiRs'on 2I.ast
County I'dge w :, DEWEY
County Clerk JESSE g NTLLER
Circuit ClArk. AtEBFD BROWN
sheriff FRED D Nlnf liz
states Attorney, a. FIX VI W.T. ~
Count, Superintendent IT scnoolt
NOR ~ GO1T
Asresaor snd rransntet W n Up
ptTT
Corona, ~ JAZZ HssNTrs
sc.~e % Cnur's corv~,ss,orsra-
! I rrN'T7i ~ rhA1rp,s
& NTps
Or EDWIN StOts
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Cairo took a great ftmp during the
week past n TIE estimation OF out.
side public opinion probably tho
longest jump she has ever taken in
tnat direction The opinion Of the
financial men Of tie s'ate and Of the
country goes furtrer perhaps than
any other influence to build up or to
depness a comniunf ty--because it
takes money TO hack M the energy
that IL necessary to build cities. Al
thourh nearly ell OF The visitors Of
the last week were from this state,
there were several from other states
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
September Circulation.

The above is correct statement OF
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1909 and for the month
of September. 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME
this sixth day of October, 1870
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
H'ntexec W she cairo Ponsodfae a. sa&o0f
s.sks " Eli M&tse5.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1909. ..2215
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
Turing the month of September
1910. ......... ........ .213S
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
cAIRO's BOOSTER FUND.

President Huettc, OF tie Cairo Con-
mercial Club, expressed the belief at
the meeting Friday night tnat the
sale Of 1000 Cairo Booster buttons
up to date was very satisfactory
showing Probably II Is safe to as
eume that this means that 90 heads
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Eternal Fitness.

What Is tne name vi your uew
novel;
THE Dungeon Good, gloomy Title
ehP
Yes, That name alone ought 10 Esl
the book among the SIX best cellars
Milwaukee Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
CAIRO IN 1888
(From The Bulletin, E. A. Burnett,)


.(From The Bulletin, {. A. Burnett)
Ia lengthy article recounting ire
progress Of the city during the pre-
cediug year, The Bulletin saw a
bright future fer Cairo The year
1887 had been rich with the things
that go to make city strong and
prospe, GUS ard happy" Activity IL
real estate was tie leading feature.
and at the opening of the new year
the boom was marching steadily on
Several hundred had acquired homes
that year before were paying high
rents The city authorities had laid
1870 Iineal feet OF llick and stone
sidewalks during the year, and hal
filed streets to the amount Of 1851
cubic yards Lot owners had put In
30,eG1 cubic yards oi cBha and the
railroads $1,000 cubic yards--enoug1
to fill % scres. or 40 lots, to the
aepth Of three feet. 100 new houses
had been built. and 30 70 ~ more
we're il course of construct on or
projected.
At the close Of the year the river
stood at feet upcn the gauge, the
lowest roint In ten years. In 1877
tie gauge marked but III feet.
! The golden Jubilee o. Pope Leo
IL was celebrated in st. Joseph;
church on January md. Rev. ], y
niepenbrock, pastor. Rev. FatNc'
Tolfnier a priest from Algeria, Ar
Ga. temporarily visiting N the CITY
Twas celebraut II o solemn high mass
Warren stewart Pcst G. A. r ha'
4 an installation ot officers on ~
cgeniag Of Jaurasg ~. lac famlg
"A 80 ~