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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
METHODS OF SEAL HUNTERS
Animal S Hard Game 10 Bag, and
Elaborate Precautions Arc
Necessary.

Many seals were seei on the fresh
made ice. and Eiseeyou, my head
man, expressed desire that | taBe
charge Of his dog team while he stalk
ed some OF them, writes Harry WAIT.
ney in the Outlook Seals are ex.
tremely shy, and great caution must
be exercised in approaching them
The Eskimos use a blind in the form
OF a miniature sledge, about Is inches
in length by six inches in width, with
bearskin tackled on the runners Fore
and aft We're two upright crotchod
sticks, ulon which the rifle rests and
to which it Is dashed. On the front ut
the sledge a crossbar sus;ains two
ltalg perpendicular sticks, over which
piece OF white cloth Is stretched, or
when that it not attainablc hare
skin is substituted Through hole
rifle protrudes
Holding his blind before hil1,
Elsseyou was enabled to wal. within
900 or 400 yards of seal without
startling it, and he dropped on hands
and knees and pushed the little sledgo
before him Thus hidden behind tie
cloth screen, which so blended with
the ice as to arouse in the seal no
suspicion of danger, he approached
within so yards before shooting Sea
always lie close to their holes, and il
Is necessary to hit them in the head
or under the shoulder and have the
bullet penetrate the heart and XIII
them instantly; otherwise they will
flop into the hole and sink before it ii
possible to reach them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
GOT El0 CT LITTLE FlDL
Gimpte Explanation That Clears Up
Mystery CT 3eaapearance
o. re-.

y,tpn cna az I'M laT,t.fas in = snna
IA u anartment bpif,linr in the Fast
s.d rerent1v ipstal,aa in tbe;r fat a
sa;t grown MN. There was NO SIGN Of
ai.anuroyaI on the nart of tha other
,anarts The dwellegs IN ne three
soors are IN eond friends and no
sr,b .ieeq 81. III nj bar;.i5s in the
irari wg-qhss AZ the n,gbf or cae.
nal min ON ,ha lse while rassipc
.hro4oh tho ca,rigor co.tid he neruit
,gd n interfere With tha pr.vatIinc
.o~aioiitv So the 7Dpav was foo.
3,ed and ro-aa win annarent imna,.
H9Yv ap1 f., owners we're oroud Of
Tho rossrs. ,o9 of suca a g,,,ular favor.
tta
i. &. %, o,..o-, IN u,s,,,nt ouor
,,rs f,r thr or.,,n,,,,, ~ ,ha threa
"aor, n cl,ro-eeosa m a., front H..
,,,4, 4 sl.,.ta1',l ,,f...,,,.... ,,-t.i1a MA,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
ALEXANDER FREED
STATES ATTORNEY NOTIFIES
SHERIFF AT URaANA NO
TRUE BILL WAS FOUND.
Bat Not Safe For Him IN Caro- and
Advised to stay Away hose
Indicted Gave Bond
for Appearance.

States Attorney Wilson yesterday
notified the sheriff OF Champaign
county, Illinois, that the grand jury
had not found a true bill in the case
of Alexander, the negro held there on
the charge of completely in the mar
lar of Miss Anna Pelly and directe |
1.n to release the negro The attor
aey also advised The sheriff 10 Ir
form the negro that he had better
taA Away from Cairo as public seati
nent here was not sa.,suea that he
was innocent. although it had been
mHusibl, to find any evidence to
lustifr injecting him The jury found
tha- there had been a great deal Of
galk and some circumstances which
might be taken to Indicate COM
flicity among these being the state
ment Of VIM James the man who was
lynchcd directly duplicating AleXan.
lar. Moreover the latter is a mean
negro. bad on general principles, FRI.
ouently involved in disturbances OF
the peace. His presence IN any com,
muuity is therefore a menace to law.
abiding people.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
German Wnmen In Afrlca.

The kinda gauou has found It's way
10 southwest Africa, ana Is in Itself
the sign OF higher culture that is
working its way into The remotcst
parts OF The world The German Co
Anial society has affiliated with Il the
German Colonial Womana union. and
his Organization Is sending out WON.
ca o South Africa In the present ca
pact'y OF eovefnesses, seamstresses
and 50 on. but With the hope that ulti.
n,ately they will becone home-ma kers.
The German society has announced
hat 1t VIII pay the way of women
seeking hones in the colonies, know
ing that only by way of the home Is
the German supremacy in that part
ui The world assured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
OPENING FOR A BRIGHT MAN
ProNer OF advancement" Which II
Is Doubtful II Mr.. Boidt Seri-
ously Considered.

William McAdoo. former police com
missioner of New York. and once as
sistant secretary OF the navy vas in
a small town in North Scotia. sop
ping At the hotel
"Yon from New York" asked tn"
kotel o&ner.
II ana"
KNOW anybody down there who kin
run a hotel?"
Several people"
"Wpu wish you would tell me the
name OF good man ! can get to
come up here and run this hotel for
ne. amt got time to attend to Il,
and | want an honest. sober, respect.
able man to take hold of it for me"
How much viii You pave" asked
McAdoo
TWENTY-FIVE dollars a month or, Il
he's especially good, | might 20 20.
McAdoo promised to think it over.
and that night he told the hotel own.
or a good man TO write to. Whereup-
on Mir. George c. Eo!dt, proprietor OF
the Waldorf.Astoria in New York and
the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia,
was highly astonished a few days lat
er TO receive an offer of $2j month
and board to go up to Nova Scotia TO
run hotel. with the promise of raise
10 $50 if he made good, but no more,
Saturday Evening Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
ON ANDEAn MOUNTAIN ROADS
Journey That Would Hardly Be En-
joyabIe for People with Merry
Gus Trouble.

In going over one Of the mountain
roads on the way 10 the crest of the
AIDES the traveller has nesd OF steady
nerves A passage in The Andean
Land" b. c S Osborn. describes the
journey:
The road is marrow and rocky and
rutty ana steep with no walls Ia
speak of except tumbledown ones
that increase the danger by their false
suggestion Of safety. and in one place
the wagon would fail 2,00o feet ii it
should roll of The edge of the noun
tain.
The road has TO graceful sweeps
CT round. easy curves as ii takes It's
way up the Titanic heights, but rather
it zig2ags like the teeth Of a saw,
ascending in short stretches and
doubling back AT sharply acute an
giles, leaving very little room for Il
team ana wagon 10 turn in when driv
an slowly and carefully and two
abreast
Now imagine. Il You can, the horses
driven madly in a gallop. no trot; thai
would be slow; bat in quick, short
jerky jumps, such as the mustang-Iike
animals would make under the saddle
when pressed.
The short, high coach follows the
cavordng toraes jerking, careeninq
and Swinging like snail boat sail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
COULDN'T HELP BUT BELIEVE
SQcurbanite Had AMPLE Evidence OF
Truth Ccntainsd IA The
Occult.

DO I believe in tie occult? Sure, !
DO" said the subarbanite as he set
lied down into his seat in she sBlo-
king car and filled his pipe 4 was
just as great q sheptic as yoa are un-
III week ago was firmly con
WINGED that table manipulation was a
fake. that mind reading was pure
guesswork. and that all alleged psych-
IL phenomena coaid be attributed 10
natural causes. But nov I'm wiling
to accept the entire propaganda Moth
iuG is too obscure for Inc 10 accept on
blind faith. I'VE experienced com.
pIete change OF heart as they used
to sag in the old Methodist camp
meetings.
"You see it was this way. My friend
BuRgiGs, 2ho Is really q bug OF the
occult, induced me to re to q seance
with him the other afternoon, and pre-
vailed upon me 10 have sitting. in
spite Of my non-belief he said / wa
a good subject, and guess ! was The
lady who VAS delivering the soul duid
told me I should have trouble vita a
stout dark womaa All the way our
ON the train thu evening the idea
haunted me couldn't get it out o.
my head
And, say. be was right What
happened? Why when got home J
fooad myself Up against the PROPOSE
fgf5 rf fri. d ~. g.,lrval ga,1- s.r4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
3ACKACHE SIMPLY VANIeHES AND
1'jT-0F- 0550rrR KIDNEYS act FINE

'rom your druggist and start taking
as directed with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine at auy
price, made anywhere else in the
Wotld. which is SO harmless or will
effect SO thorough and prompt cure.
This unusual preparation goes III
rect to the cause Of the trouble. DIS
jribUting it, ceansing healing aul
hjtaliZing Influence directly upon the
argans aud glands aGcet"i aud conn
p}cte- The cure before Won realize H.
\ few days treatment Of Pane S
Duretic means clean, healthy, active
Kidneys, bladder ana urinary orsaus
and you feel fine
Your physician, pharmacist, banter
or any mercantile agency viii tell
you that Pape, Thompson a. Pape. OF
| Cincinnati Is a large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
OF your confidence.
| Accept only Pape's Dluretic-- fity.
cent treatment--from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
IF THEY HAD ONLY KNOWN
Peonle Of Ancient Times Missed Many
Amusements and Luxuries
Now Common.

How few of lis &.e sufficiently CRATE
ful for the times in which we live.
exclaims a writer in the Strand Mag
azine. Think of all the material and
mechanical advantages we enjoy over
the ancients, who, with all their boast
ed civilization, their arts, and sci
ences, went from their cradle to their
grave utterly ignorant of clocks, peck
ct handkerChiefs, trousers and bon
nets, or even those demi-ancients, our
t-grandfathers, who would have
regarded a barometer as an tnstFu-
ment OF Beelaebub,
How differently history might have
been written if julius Caesar had
snatched couple OF Colts double
barreled revolyers from his tunic and
shot Casca and his fellow conspira-
tors dead on the spot What ire
menGous advantage it would have
given Nenophor and the retreatine
ten thousand TO have seized line OF
/ railway from Persia to the ielles
pont. with last steamers to Attica and
Lacuuia! The people OF Pericles' day
were not wholly destitute OF ingenious
appliances tor use and amusement
ubt FOR some reason or other which
posterity cannot exactly explain
the Athenian populace knew not
the delcctabe joys of the Gipdap
and the charms OF the scenic railway
were to them a closed book. Yet We
can picture the scene which would
have astonished Aeschylus and Sopho
clns. the vast Atheuiau multitude de
sorting the fields aud groves To fiocR
about the latest sensation, q mighty
engine OF balance brought into IIel3a:
by the western magician, lmreus
Kiralfos What an excellent subject
for satire this adventure OF tbs
Athenians would furnish later tt
Aristophanes, and how rude delinea
tions of the apparatus would delight
modern scholars and invite compari
sons with the screw Of Archimedcs,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
F"w Dos-s viii Regulate the Kid
neys and Cure the Most Sc.
we're Bladder Misery

No man o. woman here whose kid
1eys are outol-order or who suffers
'rom hackache or bladder misery can
aGort to leave Papo's niwetic I'M
tried
After taking several doses, all pains
in the back, sides or loip,. rheumatic
winges nervousness. headache, sleep
'essness, inGamed or swollen eyelids.
dizziness, tired or WORKOUT feeling
and other symptoms Of clogged. slug,
gish kidneys simply vanish
Uncomfortable urination tespccial.
ly at nightl, smaring, discolored wa
tet aud all bladder misery ends
The moment You suspect the Slight
est kidney or bladder disorder, or feel
rheumatism pains, don't continue to
be miserable or worried. but get a
Iiiftycent treatment of pape's Diuretic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11

BAD CUSTOM IS AN CID ONE
Days E'cre Offensive Even Than
II Is Now.

When Prof abbott travels from
New York to Princeton he pa
through long lines OF COWS, tobacco
pouches. whisky bottles. suapand-la
ard golden promises OF health, haEpi
ness aud wealth through the eating OF
various breakfast foods Most tIav
tlers find III t3rHe the evidences OF
brnta! commerc aiism: the man 30
knows his Romans knows that they
arc classical survival.
u a Nay the highway advyrt.siua
tn 'o3 neii was more offensive than
the contemporary outbreak of bad
taste IN rub!ic appe ais, says a writer
In the Outlook, in Pompeii the az.
vertsements were put or the walls Of
private houses and even on the tombs
We have not yet put Genet ries &c
this use Prof Abbott raprin some
OF these announcements. large Y OF a
political character, indicating as ore
would expect, that Pompeii, b iCg a
city in which vice was reduced 10 a
science, had Tammany hall CT ita
own, and there were people in The
town in revolt against the desccta
ton. On one wall an indignant ci,i.
zen put his disgust in words, which
still survive: Il wonder, wall, ti;t
you have not fallen In ruins from sup
porting the tiresome production OF 50
many writers" On a monument rot
far from Rome this prayer of right,
eous man was found: "Bill posters.
beg you to pass this monument by Il
any candidates name shall have been
painted upon II. may he suffer De.
feat and may he never win any OF.
fice!" 1t is amusing to read the
poster announcing that the farmers
nominate NJ Cassellius Marcellus ~
aedile." Evidently there were gran.
gers before Kansas, 1t is cncouras.
ing to be assured in large letters II
Q. Bruttius Balbus that "he will gus"
the treasury" and of certain Julius
Polybius that" he supplied good
bread We are reminded that there
is nothing new under the sun by the
declaration concerning candidate
that ball players support him"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
Absent.Minded Geniuses.

That great geniuses are often abb
sent.mnded has been known for cen
turtles and has become pToyerbial. In.
yentors and other men accredited with
genius are also known to possess
other pecuiaritieS and weaknesses
which seem TO compensate for their
abnormal gifts In another direction.
But the promoter and alleged inventor
Of a new airship, which nobody has
ever seen. not even the men who have
invested their hard earned money in
the stock OF the company, launched
by the Inventor, displayed lack
of memory the other day which was
astounding even in a great genius He
had sued newspaper reporter who
had written up the inventors career,
for libel. and the case was tried IN a
New York court The complainant,
who claimed to be a graduate OF sew,
eral universities In Great Britain.
when cross.examined could not re,
member from which university he had
received his degree Heretofore even
the greatest seniuses used TO remem-
Der such rather important details,
provided. of course, they actually oc.
Cured in the career of the individual
in question.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
CONF WITH TAFT
Tawney and Dwight Tell President
They Dropped insurgents From
List Of RepubI

Washington. Jan iu-TaNney Of
Minnesota. former whip Of the Repub-
lican majority in the house, and Rev
reseutatiye Dwight, OF New York, the
present whip, had a brief conference
with Taft this afternoon The mat
ter of insurgency" was one Of the
subjects discussed Dwight it was
said, informed the president that he
dropped all the insurgents from his
list Of Republicans tn be notified Of
caucusas dealing with PARTY subjects.
What effect this i'll have upon certain
Eebt-Hp patronage remains TO be seen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11

NCaus 'ag come1y in 4 Lonaon Court
--FrjscS1r Mcge Than set His
tistc..

THc:e was q r2taer amusing eGis'
de ~ London sessions recently Ia
he Geek stood short. youu- map,
Hlo sEi.l.alsy questioned this Witness
IS a-un~t him EroaJaaliy a ltttla
woman, looking very meeN, but max.
N with exoiieHeat, catered the box.
n quiet tones she answered the coe-
ries Of counsel bet When tlc rTis,
auors uuu came The witness became
Increasingly emphatic in her resQcu,
aes. ANA louder AID louder grew her
answers, until she was positively
sholtiug.
The prisoner tened his voice 70 &C,
cord with hers, and both were en-
gagged in trying to drown each other $
noisy sentences. Suddenly the man
ceased. exclaimed "Pahew,7 stuck his
hands deep into lis pockets, and
promenaded with long. stifIegsel
strides around the dock
"Phewl" ha said, coming 0 a dead
stop and slaacing at the woman whose
yehemence and yombility had gained
for her q victory "Pbew' A WON
au can always speak longer than q
man Why you're as bad as the slf
fragettes--and worse With hope
Tess shrug Of the shoulders lie lapsed
Into silence. white the court laughed
loudly. Express
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
r1s
The Belted "MilIionaireU

The masters Office at Kimberley has
recently been the scene of dramatic
discovery 1t has reference TO the a..
fairs OF Thomas Istad, who, some
months ago, left Griquatown for Ger,
man West Africa, and whose death
was reported from that territory
His wife. remaining in Griquatown
receiving no news from her husband,
and being in poor circumstances. Oh,
tanned employment at hotel Their.
The master, on hearing of Istad 8
death. requested the German autholi.
ties TO forward the deceased's effects.
They, accordingly, packed his belong.
ings-- chiefly clothing-in woodeu
box, which was dispatched to Cane
Town. and thence TO Kimberley On
heing unpacked the box was found 10
contain a red flannel waist belt. which
on being closely examined, was dis
covered to be thickly lined with bank
notes to the amount Of $3.50 Thu
deceased had been in the habit Of
trading In secondhand iewelry and
carrying the belt without any ono
knowing about it.-Cape Colony
Times
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
BROAD BREACH is MADE
concluded from First Page. ]

t,iat organization 1t was stated that
the congressional committee did not
exist as a body. ana therefore is not
responsible.
Mckinley, Of Illinois chairman Of
the committee. admitted that there is
virtually no committee. and he him.
SELF assumed responsibility for the
leiter.
X was sent out, he said. under his
guidance as part OF the regular
weekly news letter"
Among the significant developments
was the return to the insurgents
camp Of Gardner, OF Massachusetts,
sonin-law Of Senator Lodge. Gardner
had favored the cessation of hostili
ties. bat today said: Il will act With
the insurgents on all matters relatius
% the rules and management OF the
house. II Is unfair TO represent tbs
lpuse Insurgents as opposed to Taft
They are associated for the single
purpose OF freeing the house from
antocracy'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
Student Of Child Trainjnu.

Maria Montessori, lecturer In the
University Of Rome, is said to be the
most intellectual woman in Europe
She is an eloquent and convincinc
public speaker and has gained wide
reputation for her ideas in the teach
ing of children She advocates the
carrying of instruction to the mind OF
the child by means of toys, She also
has built model house" for the
poor, and in IT has a room set apart
and specially equipped for the chill.
dren In it are toys of her own IN.
yention designed TO teach the little
ones to read and write Her ideas
have found such an appeal to the prac-
tica mind She has been invited to
build a house exclusively for children
IL Milan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11

Papers were served yesterday upon
those who had been indicted by the
grand jury who were not already in
custody aud they nearly all gave
bonds for their appearance in court
The names OF the former were pub.
lshed Yesterday morning the others
are a. follows
Henry Washington forgery
James Casey bribery
7 G. Sculin AMI Ben Ricketts,,
Ecrping 4 common gaming house,
Sol Farnhaker same
John Smith. gaming
Iohn Damah ana Finnis Parker
coping common gaming house
~ r. Webster, same
Richard Taylor, same
one Brady same
Joe Curry and Jack Curry, same
Thomas Neehan disorierly con.
duet.
Officer Casey who was TIE only one
agalnst whom . bin was found in con-
uection with the police graf, charges
save bond for his appearance at the
ueEt term Of circuit court hi- houi-
man being Alderman came, Aaehar
The negro charged with fr-alg
Hal not been appreheuded at last a.
count Brady also lis ont OF the ciy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
PABST NEW AGENT
William kiuae Has Been Appointed
Agent For Pabst--SUcceeds
Mora Athon.

William Kluge was yesterday az
pointed agent for the Pabst Brewing
Go. of Milwaukee by General Agent
Allen Mr. kIuge succeeds Nora
Athon vino resigned because OF i'll
health and viii remove to Paris. H.
Mr.. Kluge will devote his entire time
to the business He is one OF Cairo's
Old citizens who knows everybody and
is known by everybody
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
c,ubwomen Help Backward Students

The cluUwomcn Of st. Paul and this
district are much interested in some
of the recent recommendation Of SUI
perintendent HeetT and the one
which they propoae 20 work for is to
establish ungraded rooms for back
ward children in the schools This
is a step toward indiHdualsm in edu-
cational work, which is the ideal to.
ward which all the best educators are
tending. II is hoped ultimately to es.
tablish these rooms rs all the public
schools of this city, where a child
who is backward and slow of compre.
hension may be placed, and the teach.
er may give him individual help. Not
only would this be an excellent thing
for the child, but real assistance TO
those other children now associated
with him who are not backward and
vet are naturally held back by his
slowness. The clubwomen of this CITY
are much interested in educational
work. and as most OF them are moth
ers they feel that they can do more
real good in this way than by efforts
on civic lines,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Denison-Gholsou Dry Goods Com
pany VIII be held at the office Of jhc
company. sol Commercial avenue,
Friday, January Il. 1910. at o'clock
p. II.
W. 7. WALL. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11

Five daughters have been born at
one time to The vie Of q peasant
named Cara, near Serres, a Na.edo.
MIA, They were distinguished at the
christening by ribbons of different col
0rs tied round their uceEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
NO WONDER SHE'S CROSS,

The woman who has a thousand petty cares and
anaoyancos while she suffers with headache or side
sche must not be blamed II she cannot always be
ancclcaliy amiable. What she needs is thoughtful
ness from her family and such simple and natural
remedy as Lanes Family Medicine, the herb tea that
makes weak won,en strong and well. Sold by drug
-lsis aud deglera, sc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
Accidents on Railroads.

There were 554 railroad accidents
during the year in which postal clerks
We're either killed or injured or in
which mail matter was lost or dam
aged. Thirteen clerks, substitute.
and ! mail weighef were killed g.
seriously injured ana 403 slightly in
cared. The number Of fatal accidents
Il larger and the number Of others ia
smaller this year than last.
Recommendation are made that
railways postal employees he given
thirty days annual leave and sixty
days sick leave that railway postal
clerks be retired b. the government
waen physically incapacItated; and
that a railway postal clerk injured ia
the line Of duty be granted leave,
T9t exceeding twelve additional
mcnths with pay at 81 per cent Of
KS regular salary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-11
Get the Rriaht Side.

Cheer up. Count your Joys as we'll
as your sorrows. Make book Of
\ iysssings and see which side is
fhead