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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-24
Notice to the Owners and Holders Of
the Hereinafter Described unma-
tured Improvement Bonds Issued
BY the City Of Cairo, Illinois, to
Present the same for Payment.

Public notice is hereby given to thu
owners and holders of the herein
after described unmatured Improve
ment Bonds issued by the City o
Cairo, Illinois, that the City Treas
nrer of said City of Cairo has ascer
tained the amount of the special ia,
assessment which has be collected
under Assessment No. IL of said City
of Cairo, which is applicable. to the
payment Of the unmatured Improve
ment Bonds issued by said City OF
Cairo of each of the Series. herein.
after described, under Ordinance No.
14s Of said City of Cairo, adopted Sep
TENDER 10th, 1907, and approved Sep
TENDER 18th, 1907, for the improve
ment of Poplar Street. in said City
of Cairo, from the east line of Wash
ington Avenue to the south line OF
Thirty;fourth Street, by the construc-
ton therein of a vitrified tile pipe
sewer, from Twentieth Street to Thir-
tyfourth street. and by the construc-
tion thereon of vitrified brick pave
ment with a combination concrete
curb and gutter on each side thereof,
from the east line of Washington Ave
me to the south line of Thirty-fourth
Street. and by the construction there
on of brick catch-basins, house con
nections and by repairing or building
up the brick manholes therein, under
said Ordinance No. 14S of said City
OF Cairo, and that said City Treasurer
Of said City Of Cairo has also selected
by lot the particular unmatured I'M
provement Bonds of each Series here.
matter described which will be paid
on the 10th day of February, 1910, out
of the amount of said special tax as
sessment which has been collected;
that the particular unmatured I'M
proyement Bonds which have been so
selected by said City Treasurer to be
paid and the Series to which they be-
long and the number of Improvement
Bonds Of each series which will be
SO paid and the total number of I'm
proyeInent Bonds of all Series which
viii be so paid are as follows:
Improvement Bonds numbered 4,
II, and IL, of Series numbered 1,
being three in number; that the total
number of said Improvement Bonds
of all Series which has been selected
to be paid and which will be paid is
three; that all of the above described
Improvement Bonds will be paid at
the office Of the City Treasurer OF
said City Of Cairo, at the Alexander
Comfy National Bank, No. sol Com.
Inercial Avenue. in the City of Cairo.
on the 10th day of February, A. d.
1910. on demand, and that all of said
described Improvement Bonds, and
the interest coupons belonging there
to. must be presented for payment
at the time and place last mentioned,
and that all of said described Improve.
ment Bonds, and the interest coupons
belonging thereto, will cease to draw
interest from and after said 10th day
Of February, A. D. 1910.
Dated this Sth day of January, A.
.. 1910. F. B. ARMSTRONG,
City Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-24

Refeka Hanoum, the first woman to
join the Young Turk party in its fight
for government reform, is the daugh-
ter of Kiamil Pasha of Constantine
pie. When she was Is she announced
to her father that she did not wish to
get married, as she intended to de-
vote her life to uplifting the women
OF ner race. Her father allowed her
to follow her bent and she became a
teacher in the girls school at SIAM
houl. ..t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-24
A. Close as Possible,

George wanted to get closer to ma
ture," observed Harrlgan. land his
new automobile enabled him to do so"
"Ah!" rejoined Edits, you saw him
spinning through the country, did
you?" mo, but saw him under the
machine. fat on his back"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-24
1ruthfuIness.

Stevenson Truthfuness consists
less in stating true facts than in con.
veying true imnression.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-24

Beaears' "Rarnings" In London.
1t is estime ed that IN the streets
If London some 100000 is every year
aven to bcggars.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
Big Fourth of July Picnic

Here in Langdon tho big Fourth of
July event will be the annual paro-
chial picnic of st. Alphonsus parish,
which will be given on the grounds of
the Cavalier Co. Fair Associations.
The program of attractions for
the picnic is this year more extensive
and attractive than ever, including two
ball game, and automobile parade,
besides races and the usual line of
sports. Meals and refreshments will be
served on grounds throughout tbs day
and arrangements are being made for the
conveyance of visitors from town to the
picnic grounds. Below is given the pro-
gram in detail
AUTOMOBILE PARADE commence at Ton
o'clock. Three Valuable Prizes offered for
Best Decorated Automobiles, The Winners to
be named by Five Judges.
Patriotic GRAFTON To be delivered at Two
O'Clock by the Rev. William Colbert of ST.
Paul. who was United States Army chaplain
during the Spanish American War.
AFTERNOON BALL GAME-Toscommence about
Three o'clock. When the two fast teams of
Dresden and Langdon will play for purse.
HORSE RACES AND OTHER SPoRTs-Following
the ball game there will be full program of
horse races, both trotting and running events,
also foot races, contests, games and sports.
EVENING BALL GAMTs-TO commence about
half-past seven o'clock. The game will be
contested By two amateur girl teams re present.
ing Town VS., Country
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
NUMBER 40.
ooked upon as close, hard fight.

looked upon as close, hard fight.
1t is too early at the time we go to
pro SIS thus morning to state with any
accracy what the outcome is over the
state between the fighting factions of
the republican party, which have been
carrying on the tiercest political strug-
gle in the history Of the state. The
report is generally accepted, however,
that Senator McCumber has won out
over Tom Marshall, but it will take
day or two to tell what....is the outcome
on congressional and state tickets.
Money for the election of McCumber is
said to have been spent freely over the
state in the past ten days, and there are
precincts in Cavalier county where it is
learned that it was in evidence.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
Cavalier County Republicans Have
Big Struggle for Control of
the Organization
PLAIN DEFEATS GJFVRE
MCCumber's Machine is Believed to
Have Crushed Tom Marshall
Down to Defeat.

Primary election day made hum of
excitement in every town in North
Dakota yesterday, and from the reports
that it has been this early possible
to gather it would appear that the voters
both republican and democrat, were at
the polls in force to:cast their ballot
Here in Langdon, and ID fact at tho
precincts over the county it showed that
the democrats were at the polls in a
number that will more than double the
30 per cent required to put them in line
for place on the ballot at the fall
election. As party they had no fight
on at the primaries, but there was an
interest shown by democrats which
indicates that the vote cast by the party
in the fall will be heavy one.
The republicans had their two
cylinder machine running at top speed
from the opening of tle polls at eight
in the morning until they closed at fvs
in the afternoon. Cavalier county re-
publicans made an issue in every pre-
cinct of fight for precinct committee
men, which Is evidence indicating that
the bone of contention is the control OF
the political organization by the leaders
of the stalwart and insurgent factions
for the fall campaign. In the three
wards of Langdon city the insurgent:
elected their committeeman, but there
are not as yet sufficient returns
in to show to what extent their success
here has been carried to the out of towr
precincts.
The Fortleth legislative district in
which State Senator Plain had as bis
opponent for the republican nomination
Co Com'r 0. L. Gievre, was the battle
field of political fight on which the eyes
of the people from all over the county
were directed as the sreturns began te
cone in last night and it was not latel
than ten o'clock when there were
enough precincts heard from to justify
the report being issued from republi
can headquarters that Senator Pain hac
won the won the nomination by vote
of nearly three to one over his opponent
Mr.. Gjevre. By many this had beer
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
AROUND 4s2 County. !!!.!!!.!

Roadwork is again coming into
fashion.
Farmers are doing lots of building in
spite of poor crop prospects.
A big baby boy arrived at the Gust
Berger homo at .Fairdale Monday.
Born-On the 10th instant to Mr. and
Mrs. John Mcleod of Hannah son.
The Boston Bloomer were defeated
Sunday by Adams, the score being 6 to
Up to date Hampden can claim having
won IL out of 13 games played so far
this season.
A little son arrived at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Zeis near Wales on
tho 10th instant.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rose is in the hospital at Hannah
recovering from an attack of fever.
Hampden is dated for a series of
games of base ball to be played with
Devils Lake on the Chautauqua grounds
during the assembly season.
Eph Adams house at Hannah was
struck by lightning early Saturday
morning. The house did not take fire
and very little damage was done.
During the storm Friday morning
last week lightning struck w. F.
Randall's residence near Calvin. The
house was not damaged to any great
extent, the lightning coming down the
chimney and thru the floor into the
cellar. The family were all in bed at the
time
Last week quiet wedding occurred
at the residence of Martin Framstad
north of Calvin, Thursday, when Miss
Emma Miller, one of Bermiji's popular
young ladies, was united in the bonds OF
matrimony to Charles Aldrich of Sarlss.
Rev. Z. McKinnon Of the Calvin Baptist
church oficiated.
Merchant and Mrs. John Trotter and
uduSaLCI w WAuuAAICoS Va o5aAOAOShs ~
tarned on Saturday from Grand Forks
whore they attended the commencement
exercises at tho university, their
daughter being member of the gradual
ing class. Miss Winnifred has com.
pleted the arts course and receiving The
degree of Bachelor of Arts.
The Nekoma News says that in the
write up about the ball game played al
Nskoma week ago Sunday: "The
Osnabrock Independent forgot to men
tion the score when Osnabrock quit
No doubt 6 to 0 in two innings didn'
look good In print. Would like K
remind them that at the end Of th,
sixth, in the second game, our nanagei
offered to play another inning to play Of
the tic but Osnabrock. rofussd to play
unlsss the fall nins innings were
played"
Job printing the DEMooaAT.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30

Geo. Edworthy left Wednesday for
second trip over the Canadian West.
On the 2lst June little daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcintosh of
Hannah.
Flax ia growing we'll in the western
part of the county and will probably be
fair crop.
Chas. A. Morton, of Hampden reports
having sold three automobiles to farm
ers in the southern part of the county
this week.
Word was received this week that
Mrs. D. N. Wiggins, formerly of the
Soper settlement had died at Tacoma,
Wash, on June 9th, death being caused
by consumption.
Jim Morgan certainly believes in the
prosperity of North Dakota. He is
building 49x30 it. barn on his farm,
northeast OF Calvin. There will be an
8ft foundation and the most modern
ing.
VIM. Loney, farmer living near
Mowbray, while chopping out scrub
Monday afternoon was sunstruck. A
neighbor found him lying and after an
ineffective attempt to get him into his
wagon secured help and removed him
IN, hn
Hannah and the patient is now on the
way to recovery.
Calvin was the very center of last
weeks spell of hot weather, The Calvin
Times says Thursday was hot sultry
doy the Thermometer going up to 100
degrees in the shade and I08 in the SUM-
1t was little bit lower on Friday, SO
being the highest. Saturday and Sunday
it lowered around 96 but Monday it
gave us touch of high life when it
scared up to 104 in the shade, with a
strong warm wind blowing. Tuesday it
smiled on us at SO. while yesterday it
dropped trife.
Last Wednesday while Lyman Smith
and Geo. McGauvrsn were returning
from trip to Olga in the formers auto,
they had as narrow escape from death
as they probably care to have. The
bridge about two miles north of Osna-
brock had been torn up while they were
in Olga and as they returned after dark
and there being no danger signal pro-
vided for at the bridge, they came along
at high rate of speed never dreaming
but what the bridge was there as when
going over: Running over 2x4 which
Ilay across the road rod two from the
death trap caused Lyman to put his
foot on the reverse lever and the
machine was stopped Immediately and
only about foot from the bank. Had
they plunged in instant death would
have been the result. A few minutes
lator Mr.. Krien who came along in his
: auto from the opposite direction going
to town for doctor, would unqusstion.
4 able have bssn among the victims had
not Smith been there to give warning
lt is serious mistake to tare up bridges
that way without leaving some danger
sign and township officers should
exercise more care in this respect
Osnabrock Independent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is sold
on a guarantee that if you are not
satisfied after using two thirds of
bottle according to directions, your
money will be refunded. 1t is up to you
to try Sold by Close g. Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
EpisCopal' Church

Sunday services: Morning prayer and
sermon at 100 a. M, evening prayer
and sermon at 500 p. m Week day
service on Friday, litany at 500 p. N.
Services of baptism will be by appoint
ment REV. w. L. BnAKER.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-06-30
Going to Build?

Get plans, estimates and lumber bills
from contractor and builder.
47-49* S.N. REEVES, Langdon, N. D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-05
Washing the Hair
'hsre Is Right as Well as a Wrono
Way To Do Il.

Ine important thing to observe in
washing the hair is to avoid nsinp a
soap or shampoo containing an excass
OF alkali. You must have some knowl-
edge of chemistry before you can tell
,he dinerence between good soap and
harmful soap. The safest plan is TO
clean your hair and scalp with Birt's
Head Wash. which is broadly guaran-
teed TO be neutral and to have no
tfee aikal in it. Moreover, it is
mildly medicated with glycerin, sali-
cyilc acid, white of eggs and cocoanut
Oil. Every one of these things are
helpful to the scalp and hair. and
by using Birts Head Wash frequent
ly, the loss of hair is stopped, dam
druf disappears and itching ceases.
All dirt, dust and disease germs are
cleared away, the pores leading to the
hair roots are opened up, and re-
newed life and vigor is given to the
hair Try Birt's Head Wash and ex-
perience the supreme delight of a
perfectly clean scalp. csc. and soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-05
HAPPY WOMEN.
PLENTY Of Thorn in Augusta and Coco
Reason for 1t.

won,dn't any woman be happy,
After wears of backache SUFFERING
Davs of misery, nights of unrest.
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Augusta readel
chon,d suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs. w. H. Bush. Noyes Pace
Aupusta saws: Il have used Doan's
Kidney Pills and can say that they
are all that is claimed for them. About
q wear ago / suffered pains in the
small of my back and through my
kidneys. 1 tried plasters. but did no
receive any relief until I procured
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Willis
r. Partridge's Drug Store. In a shor
time after commencing their use
was great deal better. Wheneve
r feel any recurrence of kidney trouble
q few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills ar
all that is required to drive away tn
annoyances."
For sale by all dealers. Price $
cents. Foster! !Milburn CO.. Buffalo
New York, sole: agents for the Unite
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-05

r. l. Red Cup awarded to " C. Nor
tor.
Cochins-Buff cocks, first Chas. H.
Ward, Richmond; buff hens. first.
Chas. Ward, Richmond; buff ppllets.
first, S. Principato. Oakland. White
hens, first and second. E. A. Drink
water, Sabattus. Partridge cocks. E.
A. Drnkwater. Sabattus, first. Par
Sabattus.
Brahmas-Light cocks. first and
second, Fairview p Farm, So. Port
land; third, Chas. H. Ward, Richmond
Cor. Light hens, first and second.
Fairview p. Farm, So. Portland; third,
Chas. H. Ward, Richmond Cor. Light
cockerels. first and second, Fairview p.
Farm. So. Portland third. s. Princi-
patio. Oakland. Light pullets. first and
second. Fairview p. Farm, So Port
land: third. S. Principato, Oakland.
Dark cocks. first. Chas. II. Ward,
Richmond Cor: Dark hens. first, Chas.
H. Ward, Richmond Cor.
Dorkings-Silver grey cocks, first.
A. ]. Remission, Bangor; second. f. A.
Drinkwater, Sabattus Silver grey
hens. first and second. A. j. Remission.
Bangor. f. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus,
third. Silver grey cockerels, first. A.
J. Remission, Bangor. Silver grey pull
let's. first, A. j. Remission. Bangor.
Colored hens. first and second, f. A.
Drinkwater, Sabattus
Langshans-Black cock, first, John
F.. Estes. Mechanic Falls. Black hens,
first. John F.. Estes, Mechanic Falls.
Black cockerels, first. John Estes. Me-
chanic Falls; second, F.. A. Drink
water. Sabattus. Black pullets, first,
John f. Estes, Mechanic Falls, second
and third, f. A. Drinkwater, Sabattus.
White cocks, first, j.. A. Drinkwater,
Continued on Page Four.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-05
Puts Your Stomach
in Fine Shape in
One Day

Just read how Mr.. Cook got rid OF the
worst kind of indigestion:
Il had indigestion in its worst form
and was advised to use Mi-o-na. theh
weighed almost III lbs. The first Few
doses gave me marked benefit and after
using two boxes l was entirely cured
Am now 81 years old and weigh l62 IDS
and am in perfect health. thanks to M,
0-na. C. c. Cook pa South MAIN
street. Herkimer. n. Y.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are guarah-
teed to cure Indigestion or any SICKNESS s,
caused by indigestion, such as the Ioi-
lowing, or money back: ,..
Sick headache. biliousness. diZZlness,
nervousness sour stomach. Fermentation.
Of food, belching of gas. heavy feeHns a.
pit of stomach. sleepy feeling altet
meals. sea or car sickness. vomiting VI
pregnancy, sickness caused by over IN
dulgenee the night before.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets cost 5O GEMS
"a large box at druggists everywhere anu
at Bowditch. Webster & Co. IS. They are
compounded from the best prescription
FOR stomach troubles ever written.
Try Booths Pills for constipation. they
Will surprise yOu.-25c. -,
a .Sbld and guaranteed in Wateryille py
The Dorr Drug Co.. and in Gardner oS
jackson Bros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-05

Drinkwater, Sabattus; first, Dominique
hens. first and second, Geo. b. York
Oakland: Rose comb white cocks, First
Roscoe Copeland. Dexter; second, A. ]
Keniston. Bangor: third, r. B. Snow
| Vassalboro: Rose comb white hens
first, H. E. Randall, Vassalboro; sec.
Ond. E. A. Drinkwater, SabattuS; third
Roscoe Copeland, Dexter; Rose CONT
white cockerels. first, Roscoe Copeland
Dexter; second EA A. Drinkwater, Sa-
Lattas; third, sR. B. Snow. Vassalboro
Rose comb white pullets. first, r. B
Snow. Vassalooro: second. Roscoe
| Copeland Dexter: third, F.. A. Drink
water Sabattus; Rose comb brown
| cocks. first, A. J. Remission, Bangor
| Rose comb brown hens. first, John L
| Woodbury.. Cornish; secOnd.s A. ]. Ken
| iston, third. Chas. II. Ward. Richmond
Rose comb brown cockerels, first, A. ]
l<eniston. Bangor; Rose comb brown
pullets, first, John l.. Woodbury.. Cor
nish: second A. ]. KenistOn, Bangor
third John LWoodbury. Cornish; Rose
comb buff cocks, first. c. I. Davis, Oak
land; Rose comb buff hens. first, second
and third. c. I. Davis. Oakland: Rose
comb buff cockerels, first. second and
| third. c. /. Davis. Oakland: Rose comb
| uff pullets, c. /. Davis, Oakland; first
and second; Rose comb black cocks
first, f. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus: Rose
comb black hens, first. F. A. Drinkwa-
ter, Sabattus: Rose comb black cocker
els. first. +. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus.
Leghorn Cup awarded to Roscoe
Copeland.
Minorcas and Anconas-Single comb
black cocks, first. Chas. III. Ward. Rich
mord: single comb black hens. first. r.
3. Snow VassalbOro: second, Chas. II.
Ward. Richmond: third. r. B. Snow,
Vassalboro: single comb black cockerel.
first. f. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus; Sec
ond, X. 3. Snow. VassalbOro; single
comb black pullets, first. f. A. Drink :
water. Sabattus; second. r. B. Snow,
Vassalboro: Ancona cocks, first. F.. A.
Drinkwater. Sahattus: Ancona hens,
first, second and third, f. A. Drinkwa-
ter. Sabattus; Ancona cOckerels. first,
second end third, r. A. Drinkwater,
Sabattus; Ancona pullets. first. second
and third. E. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus.
Andalusians. SherwOods. Wonders,
Ietc.-Andalusian cocks. first and sec
ond, f. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus; An
dalusian hens, first and second. f. A.
Drinkwater, Sabattus; Andalusian
cockerels, first, f. A. Drinkwater. Sa-
battas; Andalusian pullets, first. f. A.
Drinkwater. Sabattus.
Rhode Islands-Single comb cocks
| first, V. G.. Morton, FreepOrt: second,
| Geo. A. Wiseman & Son, Lewiston;
| third, Geo. A. Wiseman & Son. Lewis
| ton: single comb hens. first and second
v. c. Morton. Freeport; third, Geo. A
Wiseman & Son. Lewiston; single comt
cockerels, first, Geo. A. Wiseman &
/ Son, Lewiston: second, V. c. Morton
F'reeport; third, Geo. A. Wiseman &
Son, Lewiston: single comb pullets
| first, v. G. Morton, FreepOrt: SECOND
and third, Geo. A. Wiseman & Son
| lewiston: Rose comb cocks, first ant
second, Geo. A. Wiseman & Son. Lew
iston third, Maurice Manson. Oakland
Rose comb hens. first. Maurice Manson
Oakland: second and third. Geo. A
Wiseman & Son, Lewiston: Second. S
Principato Oakland; Rose comb pul
let's. first, w. +. Scott, Portland: gee
ond and third, Geo. A. Wiseman & Son