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The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21


two Of their relatives set IS nnd them
they likewise returned not.
Some days after thelR events al brother
.of mine was hunting for Sthatch the neigh
sborhood Of the temple and came across four
dead bodies. Two 5ot them were skeletons. the.
third was partially deyoured Il but the fourth,
which was inside the wing to
the Incident having occurred about Christ
ma q fair state of preservat Ion There
were no wound on. body but simply 81
dark blue mark aroundL mech, proving
strang ulauon BY the thug knotted #handker.
chief. and IS bruise at the nape ot the neck
5asE The shikaree added that Tantia had his
employ two renowned thug who could HILL
their victims before they reached the ground,
and those experts wat led Tantia's treasure
Twas not surprised that the shikarees avoided
the spot though itt was known that Tantia
had long lifted his gains and planted
hen elsewhere
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
=lELusTRATE CRU TEL PRAcTlCE s.

The lew York ttyiyisect ion society, OF
which Mrs Diana Belais is the presid ent.gaye
an exhibit Ion recently of the work on animals.
showing stuffed creatures fastened to boards,
Sfurnaces is icls the trial By fire was made,
and other demo nstra lions of yisect ion The
s1adies 30 81 the principl that what one sees
sis more eony incing than what IS read o. heard
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

Contrary to public report, Nicholas
g. is not the terror-stricken being
who when he Is not immured in the
palace Of Peterhof, is securing the
seas In his private yacht, where he
may be secure from the bomb, knife
and revolver Of the nihilist. AS a
matter Of fact, though he has been
acting on the advice of his ministers
and keeping in retirement, he is real
tzing that to show fear Is to court
the fate Of his grandfather, and he
has lately taken to driving through
the streets Of st. Petersburg without
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

RARKTNH. ACKING.R AsPING C0uGH
can be up qnfck d Lung HalSam.s
This old reliable remedy has been Sold 10f over
SkQyelrS.; Ask yQnr druggtst about
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

Constipation canses many seriens d!seas es. Ss
As thoroughly cured by Doctor Piercetg Pleasant
Pellets, One q laxative, three fnT cathartic
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

lowing cheap advic IS apt to
prove expensive
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

Don't be. common It's the lncon-s
mon man who causes the world to
up and take notice.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

Vine and wo omen ma be alike, ins
some respect it. but age impr yes wine
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
time the car goes
travelling adds tenSyears

4 .g=- F.. i. Il. . g. 4
travelling adds ten years
to the lives Of his minis-s
ters, and precautions
without number are Ia
ken to insure the safety
of the Little Father. Con-
sequently. when the car
announced his intention
to visit the king Of It.
ally a somewhat worried
look stole over their Of
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

PILES CURED jim 10 TC1f1AsDAYJ5.ssssE q
PAZOsOINTME NT Bgparanteed I'd cure anyscasaa s
yf Itching, Blind, bleeding or Fi6S in rs
Ito ~ day ormoney funded.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

sbAOpS az tue pieSeut
moment. The accounts
will be audited by a
branch Of the imperial
finance control. In time
private paWnshops will
be bought up by the
state. s. IS. ~
The authors are con.
fident of success and
there seems little doubt
that the enterprise will
prove a very great blow
to similar establish.
ments kept by private
people or small com.
panies. These are per.
feet sharks. n some so, !'
towns W ] s they have found
ed a trust, SO as not to-
lend money on pledges
at less than 8 per cent.
This is the case In.
large cities like Peters
burg, % essa and War
saw. In the last there.
are two enterprises
which hold thafs nawn.s;
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

bargain earns dis opponents appTOYal AYE 11AY
ing done a good. thing There are cases. too t
OF diamond cut diamond. s
But these rural pa wnb okers have no tear q
the new project; It cannot affect them, be-
cause they advance money on things which In n
Fperial paWnbrokers cannot, and run risks they
would not. if5s II ss5
IA misery peasant In the government Of Mos
COW used pawnbroker for the sake Of depriy-Ss
ing his sons OF their small nheritance.. He was
& on very bad terms with them. and committed
suicide. But before doing 20 he pledged his i
crops and cattle, determined that his children
should have nothing but debts after he died
They searched for the money when ne was
buried, On learning that the estate was pledged
for gold, but could not find It. ears passed
and they forgot about trick he had played
them, The other day they were told that their
fathers corpse was to be removed to another
part sof the cemetery. One son went while the
i transfer was being made, and when the grave
diggers opened the coffin they were astoniehed5
to ind inside the keleton q number of. gold
pieces, which the man had eYi identity sWallo
before committing suicide
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
BOY TORTURED BY ECZEMA

: T. y Z. 4 :
"When my boy was six years old, he
suffered terribly with eczema. He
could neither sit still nor lie quietly in
bed, for the itching was dreadful. He
would irritate spots by scratching
with his nails and that only made
them worse. A doctor treated him
and we tried almost everything, but
the eczema seemed to spread. It
started in a small place on the lower
extremities and spread for two years 3
until it very nearly covered the back
part of his leg to the knee.
Finally I got Cuticura Soap, CUT.
cura Ointment and Cuticura Pills and
gave them according to directions. I
used them in the morning and that
evening, before I put my boy to bed,
/ used them again and the improve
ment even in those few hours was sur
prising, the inflammation seemed to
be so much less. used two. boxes Of I
Cuticura Ointment, the same Of the
Pills and the Soap and my boy was
cured. MY son is now in his sew
enteenth year and he has never had
a return of the eczema. ..5. IS
81 took care of a friends child that
had eczema on Its face and limbs and
I used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
They acted on the child just as they
did on nv son and II has never re-
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
Got a Good start.

ITO what do you attribute your I'm.
varying success?"
ITO being picked early for the vii
lage fool Nobody ever tried to get
me to indorse note or to go into a
scheme. w Washington Herald.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

III
Remembe that q sound argument
doesn't mean loud
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

] FOR Headache Try Hicks, capudlne.
Whether from Colds. Heat., Stomach
relieved by 3 Capldi It's Liqui dApIeaB-s
ant to take Effects imned iately. 80, re
and SOC at Drug Stores, sa
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
Amor pay.

Next Friday. April is. the Cairo
high school will oh erve Arhor Day
and preparations are being made &C.
eordingIy for the event BIZ the facuI.
~ and student body. Appropriat
exercises Will be had in the afternoon
on the high school grounds after
which win follow the planting Of
trees and flowers in different parts
of the YARD. The several classes
have taken up the matter through
their presidents and each viii have
some certain part OF the yard in
which TO plant bed Of flowers
These will be the first flowers TO
grace the high school grounds and
the the effect will materially add T.
the beauty OF the surroundings. The
state has set aside Friday. April q,
as arbor day and Bird Gay but the
powers that be" deemed 1t best to
have the occurrence on next Friday
ana SO it will be.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
TIE THIN AND WEAK.
Easy Way for Them to Get Strong
and Fat.

Samose is not an ordinary N a.
inc: il is a flesh-for1ning food that
s adapted TO the most delicate. rs
onic eject gives strength and health
20 that after it,. use for short time,
all the flesh ana fat producing ele-
ments in the food viii be easily as
Simulated and retained by the body
The large sale Druggists Paul G.
Schuh a. Sons. had on Samose since
they firt Introduced it in Cairo ami
the wonderful results following IT'S
use have made them such firm be-.
iiyeTs in its great merit that they
give their personal guarantee to re-
fund the money III Samose does nat
make thin people fat anu restore
strength and health.
When gain in weight is noticed
after Samose has been used for
week or ten days, and health has Inn
proved, and you notice yourself grow
Inc stronger, you certainly hould
feel more than satisfied with what
you have received from the small
cost of 50c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
TO Get FULL CENSUS
Commercial Organizations ard City
Authorities to A'd Jointly to
Insure Full Count.

President Fl. s. Antrim of the
Toard OF Trade and Vice pFesiaen,
Douglas Halliday at the Merchants
league will take action soon In re-.
card to calling a meeting OF the ex-
sutise boards OF each organization
y see what can be done toward Sc
curing a complete and thorough cen
sas Of Cairo. The government cen
sus enumerators viii begin work Fri
day morning. As rule in city like
afro, composed as ii is of a large
negro and transient population, tue
government enumerat0rs fall short oil
ire count unless hard and persistent
work is done to dig up the nam ~.
This was the case In 1895 when Cairo
yas reported only little over 9.Goa
population and in order TO get into
The 1G.aea class a recount III nor
tton Of the city had to ha male, ami
j.eo or more was added Again in
1873 only 13,G9o was reached. And
fef the past ten years Cairo has
ieen quoted all over the United
States as a ciey Of f2.n0a. AT the
council meeting last night THE MAYOR |
and cts attorney were authorized I'd !
cooperate with the commercial
l9dieg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
EVANGELIST AT WORK
ReY. Hodge Eegs1 Series of Meetings
At Cairo Baptist Church Mon
eay-l1l7ressi9c Speaker.

y HFe 3sFa evangelist at Cairo
8apti I e1Ernh. the Rev. Clarence
Hedge began hgs axarps,ts,ic ea.r.
rsfgs .r,~s,,. ,t,.b, i. H. ...,-.
"
@'' M proved 90 ue a
5aT1 81 q hariTi1d' himself. Last
evening many more were present anil
there va very jn,a~~ssir-, nicotine
~ tr-s-.
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gtrl. ~ -., ...' - ~, ~
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
CENSUS TAKERS INSTRUCTIONS
PROHIBIT ADDITIONAL PAY
Citizens Organizations May Not Assist Them 0
Pay Them Extra to Induce Faithful Work.
Instructions. Issued

At ire joliet meeting cf the lr@ct
ars CT the Bcarl q Traae, CONNER
cial club ana Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION Monday night the question
nj lending some q ISSUANCE in the
woFk of taking the census was
Brought rp ami ii was strongly Urged
that something ought 10 be done to
Insure efficient WORE on .he part OF
the men appointed TO list tire name
Fin Cairo, The proposition has merit
sn 80 far az it may arouse public ir-
terest In the work. gnd give express.
ion to 2 demand that the work han
he thoroughly done Bat it seems
that beyond thi these organizations.
or an, ore, may net 40 toward assist.
Ing or influencing tha enrmerato~s
u their work. Th@followiug II yas.
teraay's Globe-Democrat gives some
important information a'o7g this nne
7'so a good suggestion which may be
here: VII
Final Instructions relating e pae 'at-
% TIE cGnauef nj the office after
he completion Of the census were re-
,eired yesterday from Wa hington by
census Supervisor Fl. A, BaEe-
One section Of these Instructions
'eads; ram reaua Is whether from
eWsBapers, local authorities Or ind..
'taHals- for the population OF your
district. in whole or in part. Or con
eFning ether matters pertaining to
our wors. must he referred to the
ireetor OF the censns ar Washington
he population and othar retnrns xii
9 tabulatei in the cans,s bureau
'ithout delay. ami the correct offlcial
gnres supplied at the very earliest I
ate 20 sihle.
Director OF the GEN us f. Dana Du-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
NEGRO DIVE KEEfEq GUILTY
SAYS JURY AFTER LONG TRIAL
Verdict Rendered at $50 Last Night After Three
Hours Consultation Motion for New Trial
BY Hon. Walter Warder

ing. and it was ably presented. al
number Of very respectable witnesses;
were offered, white citizens wbo-
passed up and down tie street durinru
The day going to ami from WORK
and who hal not notic / anything
wrong at Baltimore place. But tnevl
knew nothing about what went on
taere at night, As they were ether on
night watch. Or at home A ling llsf
Of such witnesses were rroy nta,I
right watchnlen 1T the factories, ~, =
who passed Ea,simores pace morn. :
ing and evening and were in the /, lace
some times during the day, and ncyera
SAW any disorder Then there yereE
q few regular patrons, or hanger In
OF the place, good friends Of pa;tl-
more, who were there day and nj n.
and never saw anything wrong-rotI
any mere than at ether saloons. They
never saw ans dancing in the dance
hall, never saw any women in the T.
saloon; never heard any loud talk
ing; never saw gambling or anv in
decent or disorderly conduct in ar
about the place. None of them hail
seen or heard any Of the things tes-
titled to specifically ana positively by |
Witnesses for the prosecution. Balti.
more himself was witness and at |
every question asked By his attorney |
he made a pompous speech to the
jury explaining how utterly ground
legs was The accusation against him.
He had been in the saloon business
II years Cater raised it to 23l. ami /
had never allowed any bad conduct 1
IL bis place, always conducted it in a
lawful manner; he had "fhe finest
Pace in The t3nlted states. gentle.
men al the jury
The defense had subpoenaed two
poljce officers. Wade and Johnson.
bui thought ii best not to place them
On tho stand 10 testify against the
people, though they were present IN
the court house prepared 10 aid tae
accused dive keeper.
The evidence was concluded about
$50 orlock and the arguments be-
ran q @iula laser closing about 6
O'clock Both attorneys presented
their sides ably.
After the vrraiet wps rendered Ia |
night Hon Wa -ter Waraer made
aoGon for g uew trjai whica vii be
aear] nv Judge Dewey today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

The foregoing was the verdict OF
the jury last night in the case of A.
Baltimore. the negro accused by the
late grand jury OF running disorder
Il al Fortieth street and Commercial
avenue. The verdict was found at
$50 last night after over three hours
consultation It was the result OF :
ha7d fight which gaa Monday even
i1g when six ot tae jurors were Oh.
tanned, the ether SIX being selected
yesterday morning II Was after 10
O'clock before the taking OF tesG-
Elony was began by states Attorney
Wilson for the people He haa eight
or ten Witnesses, men and women,
boys and sirls. all Of wlom testified
positively to the bGd character OF
E@l.!more's place Some Of them told
of scenes indnlgea in BY men anil
wcHe2 THE details III which aaa Md
Et for pr3nt Fights occurred in
which men and women had engaged:
drinking earaing, general bo'sierous
conduct was irdrlged 10 tate into the
night The Wita sscs cited particular
INSTANCES In Which thc conduct al t.le
inmates were exceptionally had and
police officers sitting Ia the place look
ing IN without making any egou 10
check the disorder 1ney spoke ofl
protests made liy themselves to Ealtf
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
General Notes

The senior physic class. under MIR
Carison is we'll along in the subject
"a electricity" which they started
at the beginning Of the second Sc.
me ter and find It much to their lik,
ing. Yesterday an interesting ex-
pertinent ITO measure an unknown re.
sistance by mean Of the Wheatstone
bridge" was performed TWO coils 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
MANUAL TRAINING
ENGAGES ATTENTION OF MANY
PUPILS IN CAIRO HIGH
SCHOOL.
Department Well Equipped-S7repara
tons fer Arbor Day Friday
Classes viii Plant
Flowers.

Cairo high school now has one O
the most complete and weiI-appoiu;
ed manual training departments @
any school i'm Southern illinois an,
it compares faYorahly with any o
The state. This department at a. n
> has come In for mucn prominen
sstsiy because Of the installation o
tas tvs rev wood Gaming lathe,
ar. aa electric motor to furnish ~ "
Ct for their maintenance With TIC
addition Of the two new lathes the
department now has three of these
mechanical instruments thus giving
aaeRe studeats the advantage al us
ing the same sort of machine al one
time.
Since Sfr Sheldon Allen. th4 pcs
fnt head in charge Of lie denartns nj
has taken ho,d this Ear more fave
able re ults have been noticed than
ever before. Mr.. Alien is IN thy caps-
hle Of holding the position because hi
y practical man. While at co.lare
he took up cabinet MAKING along with
his ether studies and during the vaca.
ton months be- worked as carpenter
wherever he could find emDlorn snt
He has undaT is-s charge 1G2 boys iR-
cluding both c. I'll s. fellows ana
those who come pr from TIRE grad2
TO take the lessons. Visiting
the department at any period during /
the daT enc can fIal the room filled /
with the aspect of large work hon. !
" planning mill Boys at all ares from
II years up are eusily engaged in
some manner Of work several
working at the lathes ana
'fhers al their benches. planning. saw /
ne or hanmeriHg as the case ma
'e. The hoFs have made many use.
ul things this year. The upper class
nen have been building library
ables Morris chairs. plate racks
liano benches. ete. The lower class
'oys have mostly made umbmlls
lands. taFaorntses. tools. racks
helvss etc. The boys make tsess
rtieles throughout the school year
nd they are shown in an exhibit
H. ; daring the last week oil
cfooi Tbe students are then al
l~ed To take them home al their
~n property. Some of the Iumherl
which these pieces OF furniture ar l.
'ade are furnished By the depast
lent free 0f charge while some az
ae more expensive wool. like oak
re charged To the boys at so much
loot or their cost price to the
'heoL a mistaken idea prevail
al hoy does not bsve to take Man
= Training unless he Risaes to be-
'nie carpenter on wook worker of
sHa soTt- On tae contrary it is q
'od thing whether he adeets scm
ade Of this soTt or not. Il teaches
II accuracy AMI deftness with biz
Y and band that viii serve hi5
MI ~ any occupation
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
!. S.CIRCUIT COURT
DECISION FOR COTTON BELT
RAILROAD co, M PERSONAL
INJURY CASE.
Accident Alleged to Have Occurred
en- Transfer Steamer Merriam
5ooticGger Guilty-other
Cases.

In the United states Circuit Court
yesterday the case Of n. NJ. Kas ser
man against the ST. Louis ann South
VIE tern Railroad occupied much 81
the day Ta!s rs personal injury
case that is a two years staining.
kesserman was passenger on the
Cotton Belt train ard while crossing
the river frori Birls Point to Caro-
on the transfer Merriam. he claimed
the ear IN which he va. seated rot
b ing properly blocked whom tho
steamers engines were reversed
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


last night about 10 O'Clock co..
ored ne'ghbor, adjoining the saddlery
store of ]. B. Shea. 1858 Washington
avenue. found the door open In tie
alcY-way al the north side of the
lrilding and natified other neigh
Tors, who entered the place to see if
burglar had been at work but
found no evidence Of visit from a
member Of the jimmy ami skeleton
key ORDER
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

and moyed aiang The track sew raj
feet oeFore il stopfci. 5eyeri p2s.
sensers became frightened. thinEing
the Ger was going into tie river. and
Kasscrsan claims be jumped off the
car onto the boat and sprained his
ankle which laid him up for some
time The plaintiff wa. rsprcs ented
BY Attorney LyerIy OF Jon sboro. III,
and the defendant by lion = O.
WEitEcll Of East s. Gus ard Hon.
Miles Frederick Gilbert III Cairo. ~
ter tie evidence was all in the lat.
ter made n motion that the Jury be
ordered 10 find fer the railroad COM
pany and Judge Wright sustained the
motion. a verdict against the PLAIN
tiff being recorded.
The case OF Robcrt Chnisger VS.
Big Four railroad continued
In tire case Of Lewis CIaybrook VS..
the Majestic Coal Co, the Jury re-
turned a verdict of rot guilty.
Lee Ayerett and Ernest Mason
charged with bootlegging plead gull
IT, and we're fined $l05o and costs
each and sentenced to so days I'M
jail.
William Mayberry and Bert Run.
van, Of Lawrence county, revenue
cases were found guilty
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
THE CITY COUNCIL
ADc0T ORDINANCES FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENTS TO COST
$4,000.
Commercial Avenue, Eighth Street
aHd Upper Sycamore 10 be
Fasea--7ousine Business
As Usual.

The city eoaneil he'd It's see n
rgl'ar april meeting las nisht
lhese ReEe ryoa "a Ills Iloro- May
cr Fa7saEs, and AN 1ae4 III AT ~
Mas1er. caa-on. Kelly. German. Me-
us. Ferguson. Nciaes-l. wsaa As
Rrske. Davis Suji;n ard Mcct an.
The MAYER sroFe III the need a.
taking ome action to oe Thar tn
census az the city was thoroughly
tskeR he suggested that some act
ion would he in order IN conjunction
With the CONNER s!al bodies OF the
city.
Alderman Meehan moved that The
Razor and city attorney BE arthor-
izel ia ACT as suggested Carried.
The committee on stra. Is reported
fayoralig Gu the proposition OF Cairo
Electric Z Light System. for re-
duatlQa In rates for lighting treet
On fYe year agreement. The eall-
paay submitted supplementary rropo-
sition 10 reduce rates 10 private con
sumcrs Of electric tights from 171s
cents PER Filcwat to Is cents per XII.
cwet. ESQ TO light Araory han at d
flat rate AT s5a wear arI redrca the
present calm al the comr any aga, INST
Co K which is $3.50 to SD.
Alderman Nel's pgge fed t5at the
fire stioes Ct ire city 81 also Light
ed free Of charge, tbs game as the
coGrctl chamber
Alderman GreareY -4cTed that the
eoHpany's proposition as read aa5
Re accepted Motion
carried. Alderman Na]Iis voting No
The mayor said he co.'s decrel tie
people of Cairo %1r.nnate In getting
these concession frcm the company.
AT MeLsuehN1. urellrt"ni=nt Of
.he fight5ng comrany, said t5e corr
rang would light the fra stations at
s1ecaI rate Of cea.s q ttlrva-
Alderman Nallis chang hts rcta
% yes
Building petiticTs were grallel as
,ollcwss
MIS- stort addition 10 re danc5 Ga
sln street.
Henry WHITAKER addition 10 house
IT ~ Th.rtyfourth street
mo Star hal res deaee to cost I
'3,5e9 st So Tworty-seco11 at-cea }
p. , Dog3 store buiid NJ.
S. u Mo son residence 20 cose 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
See Always Ii. Erioh. SD.

We must somehow get JOY out Of
the pain OF life. We must see the
beauty and the wonder or the world
misery. We must admire the eyil AZ
we admire the good. We must lick
the dust with the homage that We
pay the heavens. We must realize the
sweet In struggle, In defeat, in desti.
tuition
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
STOP PAYING RENT.

You can buy five room cottage 7i2
Thirty-sixth st.. small ca III payment.
balance monthly payments. same as
rent g. P. Eichenberger, Blue Front
Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

DE extrayagant man" said Uncle
Eben, lis mo- or less liable 10 git de
high cost of hriu' mixed Nd in his
mind VIII de cost Of high Twin"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

aluminium paper, cheaper sub
futa,e for tinfoil. is made by press.
ing tne powdered metal into thin
coating Of resin on parchment-like ~.
per. ~ po'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

We the jury find the defend
ant A. Baltimore guilty as
charged In the indictment.
ARTHUR kAt.A
JOHN p. RAGGio.
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