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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15
MOUND CITY.
April IA.

n April IA.
\ Mrs. Dudley Mathis and tow chill
dren, Of Mounds, were shopping In
the city Wedne day.
Ed Westerman has rented the A
Sclluer residence on High street and
Railroad avenue and will move int1
4 the same about May LIST.
Mrs. Grant Britt AMI Mrs. Chas
/ Britt, of Olmsted. spent Wednesday
( shopping in the city.
" News reached this city Wednesday
concerning the tragic death Of Ir
4 IT, w. Hart at Morehouse, Mo, Tues
4 day His death was the almost in
stant result OF a shooting affray il
which G. B. Hay, editor OF the More
house Hustler, was the assassin Mel
. Their of the parties were known in this
city but DR.. Harris wife, formerly
Miss Josie Baker, was few years
ago, resident of this CITY, Her
father was the proprietor of Rack
cit store here and during their resi-
dence in the city Miss Baker made a
number of lifelong friends, whose
sympathy goes out to her in this be-
T. reayement. Deceased leaves no chill
dren. The body was buried at Char
lesion, Mo, Wednesday.
Mr~. N. T. DeBaun and daughter,
Miss Flora. were the guests Of w
IT. Kennedy and wife Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Johnson, OF Mounds.
spent Tuesday with Mrs J. w John
son on Commercial avenue. She will
I leave soon, in company with Mrs
VIM. Gallon, of Mounds, for Biloxi
Miss, where the latter will endeayor
to regain her health.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ping, who have
been rooming in the VIM. Neadsta n
building the past winter. have rent
ed the Rhine cottage on Hight street
and will move into it as soon as the
present tenants Mr.. and Mrs, D. Fl.
Mills leave for Detroit.
Mrs. G. w Mertz and Mr. w. r..
Frganza and little son. Charles Gil.
bert were Cairo visitors Wednesday
A number OF fishermen tried their
luck in Kentucky waters Wednesday
and met with excellent success.
among Those who spent the day were
VIM Mertz, S. A. McCracken, w. w.
Hough, G. +. Richey. Walter Kettle
Ilo rtya
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15

two dozen dogs have been killed,
|several hogs and three calves all hav-
ing rabies.
Edward Abernathie, who has been
at A. T. Sans the past week, has
been moved to his home on the farm
and is improving. If he continues to
/ improve he will soon regain his
health The M. B, A. Is looking after
1 his needs and will see that he wants
for nothing His friends wish him
speedy recovery.
1 j. w. Jostes and wife of Cora, H.,
were here Saturday and Sunday
looking for location having dis
posed of their property at Cora for
SO 900.
| Henry Howe of Herrin spent Sun
, day here. t
Chauncey McRayen of Dupo, ILL.,.
was home Sunday and Monday visit
ing the folks.
Mrs. Eugene 'Cnlley has been i'll
since Sunday.
Roswell c. Black of Cairo, was
home Saturday and Sunday visiting
his mother and sister.
Rudolph Balm of Cape Girardeau,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Hedges Sunday.
Dennis Nelson of Dswood was here
the first of the week buying horses
from ]. r. Mcclure.
! Edward Beanbeen and wife of Chi
cago, who have been here on a ten
days visit to DR.. Norris and wife.
left Monday for Kankakee.
| r. S. Drake, aged N years was bit
ten on the hand Saturday by a mad
dog. Dr.. Samuel Norris dressed the
wound and Mr.. Drake left for Chi
cago immediately for treatment. The
same dog jumped at woman's face
and tried to bite her but was beaten
off.
Joseph Friedman of Cairo was here
Tuesday on business.
Newton Jackson, who has been i'll
with pneumonia. has recovered and
is moving into Mcclure.
The M. By A. social Friday was a
success. The lodge has several initia-
tons to close the month and the 18th
anniversary
Mrs. John j. Porter and son James
were in Anna the first of the week
transacting business.
The NJ B. A. lodge will hold memo
rial services here Sunday June 9Th.
and decorate the graves OF deceased
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Otrich spent
Friday at Anna visiting relatives.
Mrs. Kate Gurley of Makanda
spent Thursday and Friday with her !,
brother John Winn.
Claud McRaven has been appointed !
inspector on the new levee from mile :
to II inclusive, which takes in from
the l. C. right of way to LoYells |
Landing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15
THIS IS ARB0R DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED AT CAIRO
HIGH SCHOOL BY PLANTING
FLOWERS AND TREES.
Preparing For Contests With Other
Schools Also For Junior Re-
ception to Seniors--Gen.
era Notes.

This morning about 10 O'Clock Ar
Dor Day will be observed at the
Cairo high school. At the hour
named the various classes will pass
out of the building, assemble in diff.
ferent parts of the front lawn and
plant flowers. In various parts of
the yard the earth has been spade,l
into beds and In these the several
classes will place the flowers. It Is
probable this morning also that sew
eral more trees will be planted in
and about the premises.
Track Meet at Anna.
\ With the track meet at Anna only
week distant Coach Aliens squad
has diligent practice and training at
st. Marys Park every evening after
school. Mr.. Allen viii send about
six fellows to represent G. H. S. at
the meet and they will cover about
all the events that are scheduled.
Debate With Paducah.
The g. III. IS. Debating Society had
d. ypecfaliy called meeting Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty Of It Has Been Done Right
Here In Cairo.

Cures that last are cures that tell.
To thoroughly know the virtues of a
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see if they prove perma.
nent. Doan's Kidney Pills stand the
test, and plenty of proofs exist right
here in Cairo. People who testified
years ago to relief from backache,
kidney AMI urinary disorders, now de-
clare that relief was permanent and
the cure perfect. ow can any Cairo
sufferer longer doubt the evidence?
w. +. Gibson, 4l6 Eleventh street,
Cairo, Ill.,, says This is the third
time ! have publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
ways glad to speak in their praise.
About ten years ago first took
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Paul G. Schulz and Sons Drug Store,
and the completely relieved me Of a
severe attack of kidney trouble.
There has been no reoccurrence of
this complaint have to recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills to
many people and have yet to hear of
a case where they did not live up to
representations.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. .Foster-Miburn, 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, 1910-04-15

pose of arranging for the Padueah de-
bate. A motion was made by one of
the members to appoint several com
mittees to take charge and also one
man to handle the advertising of the
affair but after being put to a vote
1t was lost II was decided to let
the officers of the society take gen.
eral charge of the affair. The orig.
NAL date set for the debate is Friday,
April 20 but this may be changed to
Saturday, April so, because it will be
more convenient all around
Junior Reception.
Arrangements are being made for
the annual Junior reception to the
Senior graduating class during com
mencement week by the class OF
1911. This year different plans will
guide the affair Instead OF employ.
ing walters from the Halliday hotel
to serve at the banquet as has been
the custom this service will be per.
formed by members of the Sophomore
class.
In years past these Junior recep.
tons have always entaled quite a
cost to the class who gives them and
so far this year it was decided that
the expense would have to be cut,
The first things to be considered
alosg this line were some Of the de-
tails anr the table service was the
irst thing thought Of 1t was de.
elded to give this job over to 10 mem.
bers of the Sophomore class and the
personnel of this number is to be
determined by vote of the Junior
class. The 10 receiving the highest
number of votes will be given the
honor OF serving at the tables.
Besides cutting expenses this new
method does something else It gives
the people who perform the service
valuable insight into the handling
Tor reception, 50 when they give the
affair next year they can do so with
an excellent experience to guide
them.
The reception this year to he
seniors by the Juniors will not lack
cordially or hospitality, but it may
tall short a bit Of the elaborate scale
that has characterized similar affairs |
IN the past few years-instead of |
which 1t will be less formal and more |
of family affair." and perhaps
more agreeable all around on that ac
count.
General Notes.
Mr.. Carlson's Physical Geography |
classes are studying appropriate sub
Iects this month Of April namely |
winds, storms. atmosphere and the
barometer Every Monday one OF
ne students takes charge Of the class
lnder Mr. Carlson's direction and |
hey show wonderful ingenuity in
making out the questions.
The Junior class is performing an
original stunt for the first time at
,. Fl. s. Some of the other classes
ire wearing class caps, but thel
juniors are going to wear class hats.
/.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15
MCCLURE.

B. Kendall is assessing this week
and is finding scarcity of dogs to
tax owing to the great number having
been killed on account of the HYDRO.
phobia scare.
The machinery part for the dredges
to dig the bitches in the East Cape
leyee work have arrived and is being
!put together. There is $4,000 feet of
lumber in it and it will take 80 days
ITO get 1t ready for operation.
Miss Helen Lightner has been as
|sisting Mrs. o. Taylor in the millin.
|ely department Of o. Taylor's store.
Mrs. N. T. Seawright and Miss Bes.
sic Seawright OF Chicago are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Barton.
Miss, Title Kirkpatrick is spending
"a week with Mrs. f. Douglas at
Delta
"A delegation from Mcclure lodae
No 1918 will attend the district con
vention Of the M. b. A. at Cairo
April 26 at which time the supreme
president and secretary will be pres
ent. wHWF
Saturday is school election and
John j. Porter is candidate for
school director.
J. 7. Mcclure was in Jonesboro the
first of the week
Samuel Davis of Jonesboro was
here the first Of the week
Four more weeks Of school and tnc
term ends. u has been an ex-
fonally good term and the Influence
OF the teachers in properly training
the children is noticeable in the con.
duct Of the pupils both inside and out
side Of school.
A few days ago a mad dog made a
tour Of this community biting dogs,
hogs, and cattle. He was finally
kilIcd but nat until several animals
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15

All parties holding coupons for ice
obtained last season and who have
not presented them to Winter Bros.
for ice, arc hereby notified to prescn,
the same to this company at its
office 26l6 Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois for redemption, on or before
May list,
CAIRO ICE & COAL CO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15

the Seniors to be presented on their
class day and several of these musi-
cal selection will be worked into the
play.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-15
HICKORY STOVE WOOD s,so.

1g load. stove size. delivered Both
homes. Clark -Danfsrth Handle CO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Chasing out a Few Devils


At the beginning Of the natural year
when the rigor Of winter is hrokea
and a hint Of spring Is III the air tAsl
japanese celebrate the festival q SET
subun, and all the devils are chased
from the houses. Exorcists wanda
through the streets shouting, Devils
good fortune inl1 and are eager
u welcomed In every household Is
the house they shake strange rafting
wands and recite many prayers AID
throw dried peas IN four directions q
scare away the devils. In order to PIE
vent the return OF the devils to shs
house a small stick stuck through
holly leaf and with fish head On tie
end Is affixed to the doorway
It is not to be supposed that the fu
gal Japanese consider the sxpelling 4
q few devils sufficient 70 warrant ta
loss Of good dried peas Tie Iattes
having accomplished their FIRST pgs
pose. are carefully swept up and pfs
served until the frat spring thunder
heard, when they serve for 4 famll9
dinner.
The origin Of setsubun is unknown
but i IS q time Of general nsrrymas
Ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

The Unionists have q monopoly Of yes
terday's gains placing to their credit
eight out Of the twenty-five returns u
Monday.
Austen Chamberlain, for Worcester.
shire East, and Sir A. +. Acland Hood,
for Che west division Of somersetshire,
the chief unionist whip. are among the
more prominent tariff reformers whose
elections were announced yesterday.
The former increased lis majority by
over l,a0o, while Aeland Hood returns
to parliament By majority larger By
600 than his previous figure.
Sir Charles .. Ross. former partner
Of the American bauk Of Morton & Rose
and prominent sportsman. was defeated
IA the Newmarket division Of Cam.
bridgeshre BY the Unionist candidate, G.
III Yerral. p. II. Nswnes. TIE newspa
per proprietor and director Of the West.
Minister Gazette, was defeated IN the
Bassetlow division Of Nottinehamshire
hy Barriater Hume William, Unionist.
The Uniouists also succeeded IN max
ing infoads up tie Nabionalists pha-
ianx. capturing Md Tyrone. where the
Healylte and 8edmoadite candidates IL.
vided the Nationalist vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
STOMACH DISTRESS
SIMPLY VANISHES
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn or Dyspepsia
Goes and You Feel Fine Five Min
utes After Taking a Little
Diapepsin.

II you had some Diapepsin handy and
would take little now, your stomach
distress or indigestion would vanish in
dva minutes and you would feel fine.
This harmless preparation will digest
anything you eat and overcome sour,
out-of-order stomach before you realize
IL
If your meals don't tempt you, OF what
little you do eat seems to All you. or
lays like lump Of lead in your stomach
OF II you have heartburn, that is q sign
Of indigestion.
ask your pharmacist for q 50.ceut case
Of Pape's Diapepsin and take a little
rust aa soon as you can. There will DO
no sour rislngs, no belehing Of undieested
food mixed with acid, no stomach pas
or heartburn, fullness o. heavy feeling
In the stomach nausea facilitating head.
aches, dizinoss or intestinal gripping
The win all 20, and, besides, there viii
be no undiqcstsa food left over IN the
stomach 10 poison your breath with Rau-
ssous odore.
Paps's Dapepsn IL a certain cure for
out-of-order stomachs, because IL pre-.
vents fermentation and takes hold Of
your food and digests n lust the same
az i your stomach wasn't there.
Rslisf IN hvs minutes from all ston.
och misery 10 at any drug store waiting
FOR you.
These large 6o-oont eases contain more
than sufficient to thoroughly ourv almost
any case Of dyspepsia, indigestion OF any
other stomach disturbance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
But Vermont Academy Lost
TO Goddard Sem.
BY SCORE OF 81 TO %
Goddard Players Heavier and with More
Experience Richardson and Spauld-
ing Excelled ia the Basket
Throwing.

Superior playing at al points Of the
game was the explanation o. tie large
score with which the Goddard seminary
team defeated the Vermont academy FIVE
from saxtons River at the Church street
gymnasium last evening The score at
the end Of the game was 81 to 49,
This score DOES not indicate that the
Vermont academy players did not play
a clean, fast game for they did; but
the Goddard team was slightly heavier
and most Of the players have had more
experience than the men on the visiting
team The ilrst period ended 10 to 10 in
favor Of Goddard, and in the second the
score was 20 to il favor Of the local
team. Ia the FINAL period the local team
registered IS points to the visitors 5.
spaulding and Richardson were easily
the stars Of the game each man regis
tering eight baskets from the floor for
his team. while Cosby and Dunlap each
got five.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
HALL on THE WAY.
Alleged Murderer Travelling to Roches-
ter, n. Y, in Irons.

Alleged Murderer Travelling to Roches-
ter, n, Y, in Irons.
Boston, Jan. 20, with chains On his
bands and feet, James E. Hall, the
former marine. who has made comics.
sion 70 The effect that he was The mur-
derer Of Anna Schumacher at Rochester,
n. Ys last August, passed through Bos-
ton yesterday IN charge Of Sheriff Gil.
lette Of Monroe county, New York.
Hall was dishonorably discharged
from the navy Al the Portsmouth navy
yard Monday and turned over 70 the
civil authorities 10 answer to the MUIR
der charge.
Sheriff Gillette and his prisoner. left
for Rochester at II d. nj Yesterday.
Hall did not seem to enjoy the pros
peet Of the trip To Rochester, although
he appeared pleased At the thought that
he WAS ont 81 the naval service and was
no longer government prisoner serv-
ing sentence On the prison ship, South.
cry, for fraudulent enlistment.
There is q feeling in some quarters.
at The Portsmouth navy
yard, that the confession made to the
Monroe county authorities was faxed
and that Halls real motive was To free
himself from the naval service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
ESTRADA'S VICTORY
COST HIN 400 MEN
rnsurgent Leader Repulssd MsdrS
Forces with Great Loss.--Another
Battle win be Fought
Soon

Blushslds, Jan. 20. Via New Orleans.
Messages from Rama Monday night say
that after an hours fighting Monday
between the main bodies Of the Madriz
and Estrada armies at Acoyapa, the
Madriz forces withdrew ander the pro-
teetion Of maehine.gun fire. One gun
operated BY two Englishmen was Gap
tured Weird has been sent to Gen. Cha
MORO to treat his prisoners with
consideration and to avoid complications.
The casualties IN the lighting before TIN
withdrawal Of the Madnk forces was
heavy on both sides IS result Of the
nachine-gun FIRE
The engagement occurred half way be-
tween Ia Libertad and Aooyapa. II
is believed here that vasqusz, chief Of
Madrizs staff, ordered the fient to test
aIadriEs staff ordered the fsint 70 teat
the Managua government for reinforce.
menta
Gen. Chamorro reports that the Pro
visionalists lost 800 KILLED and wounded.
He believes That vasquez's losses we're
much greater. Several Americans work.
ed the insurgents machine guns with
deadly effect.
The action Of Gen. Vasquez in with
drawing his forces and asking for reen
foroements viii not delay the main bat
We long Gen. Estrada ordered an
advance last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

fries to "hoId back" because, soft and
cut OF condition as be is, Corbett would
not be physically able TO stand any
hard slamming. To last any length Of
time the training bouts between JET.
fries and Corbett would have to be
easy" and It isn't the light and airy
form Of exercise that Jef requires.
What be does need Is a pile Of out
door running to improve bis wind and
harden the muscles Of bis legs.
In the sparrina time what Jeffries
needs Is the rough. slamhang article,
the kind corbett cannot give MIN. By
INDUCING 10 bouts OF that description
Jeff can let everything 60" II be
were forced to hold back It would not
only throw him out Of his hitting
stride. but affect his judgment OF dis
lance as well. He wants 70 be handi.
capped in no way when he's boxing
The benefit win be derived when be
can tear IN aud slam away to bis
hearts content Fighting power and
ability 10 bit truly are the things be
likely win strive for IN the gymna-
stun. II be boxed lightly be could
not improve bis eye, because hitting
IL an ''easy" bout and banging in a
ahardv one are two different proposi.
tons.
Everything with bin must be just
exactly as It VIII be in a regular nght.
IN fact. It would not be a bad idea II
be engaged IN three or four actual
fights II the training quarters. There
are men who could be secured. and it
would give him a Que line on himself.
Then II he found any weak points
ned have ample time to strengthen
Them. Rough. bard. strenuous work.
that is the story and that Is why
Jim Corbett. decent fellow that he Is
and sincere ID bis intentions to help
Jeff 10 every possible way, can be Of
very little help to him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Welcome News From Whole
sale Markets
BEEF, PORK, EGGS, BUTTER,
Milk, Lead in Nationwide
Boycott Having Its Efteet--Landis
Holds Up the Prosecution Of
the Packers.

The agitators against the high cost
Of living gained their first victory ii
Chicago in their battle aeainst prevail
ing food prices, when reductions Of from
three 70 five per cent. were announced
yesterday On the Wholesale prices Of
eggs, butter potatoes, pork products
and the better grades Of dressed beef
cuts.
Big recessions also are made in the
value Of hogs. cattle and sheep and in
the quotations on wheat, corn, oats and
provisions on the speculative market,
OF chief benefit to Chicago are tho dc.
cllnes in butter, which dropped from
SO cents pound wholesale to 81 cents.
and in eggs which rsceded to 80 cents
a dozen, a. eontrasted to "a cents last
week.
I've Elgiu, M, butter market recorded
big slump. Butter men who had been
bidding az high as IS cents registered
bids Of but 80 cents and received offer.
lngs The deals practically decided the
price.
Three reasons were given in Flgin a.
the cause Of Che decrease the agitation
against high prices OF ioodstuiis. a break
IN tbs corner on butter held by 8 butter
company Of Aurora, lu. and the decline
in the demand sinee the holidays
IN the Chicago wholesale market, 20.
tatocs went down to IS cents and 50
cents bushel. against an extreme price
81 e cents On Saturday
IN View York mix, eggs and butter led
the procession Of rceedlng prices in food
products yesterday Nationwide agits.
lion, aided by potent local influences, has
brought about the drop. Meat. too, Is
on the decline, following a grestly r..
ducsd consumption By multitudes IN pro-
test against It's excessive cost.
State anti.monopoly laws are to be
invoked IN the movement Yesterday
special grand jury whose particular Of
Gee It viii be To consider the effect of
combinations among dealers IN food
stuhe, eas sworn IN. WaAe &c i ex.
peoted arat to deal with tie alleged milk
combine possibly the whole scope Of the
FOOD situation viii b taken II during
the probing
Many q Pittshurg workinFman's dinner
pail was short its meat dish YES terday,
when l2s,o0o workingmen in Pittsbure
md vicinity began their SO days pledge
period Of meat abstinence. With start I
made BY the boyeotters, who have sue
seeded in knocking down the price of
lattls at the stockEards, much eneour
sgemant Is given those who hesitated to
DIN the ranks. Other food products are
% receive the attention 81 the consumers
md butter and eggs win in o few days
7e under the ban. Fearing this, Pitta.
'urg butter dealers began 10 scale Their
prices Monday Es1 too. while they
lre 81 The cold storage brand are BE-.
yinning to come down IN price.