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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04

Controller Damper which enables you to control
the heat as you desire. By controlling the heat,
this damper naturally controls the coal and it
positively saves one-third Of the fuel. The Moore
Range is the only range having this controller
damper. Taking into consideration all Of its
advantages, the Moore Range saves over half
your fuel expense
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBOURS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Marine Ways one evening in Sep
tember 1t was proven that the kill.
ing was in self-defense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
TO THE LADIES OF CAIRO.

$4,000 in gold and a New Home
Laundry Machine Free to the lady
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04

more as assistants on the committee
W. Walton and family of Ware
were the guests of Mr.. J. T. Mcclure
Sunday,
There will be services here Satur-
day and Sunday and 1t is expected
the meeting will be protracted for
two weeks or more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
lam's Vegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wis. -" Lydia +. Pink
ants Vegetable COMPOUND has made
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04

The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N Y.
Gentlemen used to be troubled with weak heart also Indigestion
fermentation food heart burn loss of everything
distressed For short obtained relief from from
the medicines friends advised take then would become
sick until Doctor prescribed Dufy Pure Malt Whskey
take your medicine and did world of good When began
taking Malt Whkey weighed $50 bs, weigh 178 lbs
and anything without being distressed have many bottles
friends of the country who troubled with
who have been cured by 1t has years
relief myself but always keep Dufys Pure Malt Whskey family
for medicinal use.
4as 81. e. 1 1ss'A d s; n As"~k us
Thousands such being every MONTH The genuine
Dufs Pure Malt Whiskey sold SEALED BOTTLES ONLY
all druggists grocers and dealers direct 81 90 large bottle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
Moore's Range

is built on an entirely different principle than
other ranges. 1t can be run on poor grade
coal, costing at least two.thrds less than coal
used iR other ranges. 1t burns up all the smoke,
SCOT and gas, thus overcoming one of the great
: est objections to coal range, in addition to
making the fuel last considerably longer
Each Moore Range is provided with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
This Handiest of All RANGES
Actually Pays for Itself

lust think the handes kitchen made without
going expense We possible securing
agency here this Moore Range This
only for itself the fueaving which it offers
really pays byoft within short purchase
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-04
Glass Oven Door and Many Other Conveniences

Range is the only one equipped with this guide.
Moore's Simmerine Cover permits the use of small
vessels being placed right over the fire. In max
ing buildings, icngs, ETC., this feature will be
found exceptionally valuable
aoores Anti.Scorch Cover enables you to boil milk,
cook cereals or anything which burns readily with
no stirring and without the least danger of scorch-
ing This feature is especially valuable in fruit
canning season, as ii allows you to thoroughly
cook kettle of fruit without stirring and boiling
it to pieces
Then there's Moores HINGED Top, which overcomes
the ordinary trouble and discomfort of broiling
meats and toasting bread. This feature is the
finest ever devised for feeding fire and building
new one. And these are only few of the many
valuable features which can be found in Moores
$ RANGES can be had In either Cast Iron or
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28


A littIe girl OF two years came run
ming TO her mother with small feath
or IN her tiny hand See. mamma. =
she said, ~birdies' haIrl"
Little Elsle-oh. mamma, baby tried
to swallow papa's sleeve buttonsl
Mamma-WeIl. what did you dog Lit
tie Elsie gave him two cuffs.
7 have learned new verse at kin
dergartenl" exclaimed Robert. vastly
excited Listen. grandma II at frst
you can't such seed. try. try again. .
Jennie is very fond Of the broth Of
oyster stew When nearly three years
old. some Of the oysters we're added.
Holding out one in her spoon. she said.
II don't care for the title mouse
Small Margie-Does Santa Claus
have to throw away the dolls he gets
all covered with soot when he comes
down the chimney? Little Robert
OF course not. He gives them to the
eoIored children
~Oh. dearl" sighed 5-year-oId Nellie.
there's hole in my shoe. and now
it's half full Of water" well, don't
worry about It. sis" said her brother,
who was eighteen months her senior.
Come here and I'll cut another hole
so the water can run OUT
Little Lawrence jealousy guarded
bis baby brother. and when a lady Wis. |
itor asked how much b. thought his
mother would take for MIN. said. "Oh.
ever 80 much-about a hundred dol
larsI~ Well she said, Il am able
to give that much He reflected q
then. seized with q sudden
he replied. But she
Bouldn't like to break the set"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

The picture Of uarrick IN this wit
ness boz, tongue tied and smothared
with confusion. Is an amazing one. fos
Garrick where speaking was concerned
was the pride Of London. Members
Of parliament envied him his powers
Burke enyied him. There is that In
stance In parliament when during .
heated debate member movea that
the gallery be cleared Thia was or
dered TO be done, and The strangers
with drew, an save Garrick. Still the
member objected Then up spake
Burke. Would IL be fasr to exclude
from their debrss the master Of elo
quenee, the genius who taught them
the art Of speaklng7 be demanded
For himself he waa proud to aoknowt |
edge his Indebtedness to Garrick. rox
followed in the same strain. And
rownshend The house them voted that
the stranger should remain Ana
Garrick did mot budgel-st. James
Gazette.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28
xNcomn Tar rm swxDHn.
ksa Regulations mmN tAs Results "a
Five xnmrms weas ee Emw.

esm saemwsaxss...m nm a. mam.ssm "a
wave years. w~us es xmw.
Consul General Z. u. winslow write.
from Stockholm In regard 10 the oper
atoms Of the income tax In swsdenl
"slnee 1905 q new direct aud pro
gressive tax has been In force. viz.
the income tax gInkomstskattenl. tbs
regulations concerning which were IL
snea BY the royal ordinance Of Juns
Il. 1909. General self-declaratlon was
introduced. L e., the obligation OF Civ
ln@ information In good faith concern
l5ae one's income. real estate. etc. This
obligation davolvea upon every ons
having been assessed the preceding
year at an Income OF at least 1000
kroner ca krone equals 26.s eents), or
having possessed az least this income.
or else 4 smaller income. In cass At
least 1000 kroner al It were derived
from real estate or capital, and finally
upon every one summoned By the 40.
sessment authorities thereto. Neglect
In Eulnlllng ones declaration duty en-
tails the loss Of right 70 appeal against
the assessment In question. 1nten-
eional false information Is fned four
to ten tlmea the amount 81 tax with
drawn.
Ths following kinds oe income are
assessed. Income from real estate.
calculated At a rate Of 8 per cent for
landed estate and Of Der cent for
other real estate; income from capi.
tai interest on loans given cut.
bonds and hank deposits and also
dividends On shares IN swedish Joint
stock eempanies ana nrivate hanks.
income from work. pension ar life an
nultv II ia 10 "a observed that this
assessment differs nom that ar he
AlImanna beyfliulnmen general sun
nlvl n an Ear thaf dgvtsenaz an the
shsras r,anttonass ars asaessas Tar in.
.ore WIEN the sha~ahoIaers he con.
uansss nsln~ fres ero., rsvsns sncome
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

-r-n~r~7~-,S7-N~~~~~e~s<
That q riparian owner conveys cleo
trio power generated by the tall OF the
stream. to non-ripaFlan land. for use.
Is held. IN Menlone Irris Co. vs. Red.
lands Electric Light & r co. (cai.l.
400 Pae- 1os2 "a L. II. A. IN. Sd $50.
not 20 render his use Of the water for
generating It unlawful
A riparian owner ia held. IN Miller
-. MADEIRA Canal 6 Irrig. CO. Zeal.
% Pae. SOC. 23 l. II. A. IN. 50 ssl.
10 be entitled TO enIoin the diversion
Of GOOD waters Of q river. which annu.
ally Gow over his land. bearing fertfl.
king material. and lrrigatlng II SUN
1eiently to make Il productive. whereas.
should the flow cease. the land would
become arid and greatly deprecated IN
value.
An aDutting owner IS held. ia Tom
I'm vs.. Cedar Rapids /. city r. a.
Light Co. UowaJ. 100 n. W. %, e. l.
r. A. IN. 81 $50. to be entitled 70 ma
damages for the construction Of an In
terurban electric railroad along strip
Of land which was formerly street.
where the municipality had vacated
the street, and granted the Zee thereof
to the state and a right OF way alona
the strip to the railroad company.
The question Of the negligence Of
passenger on sleeping car Of vestt
buled train. who. upon the trains ar.
preaching 8 stepping place In the
night, goes upon the platform. and
stumbles over package placed By the
porter near the top OF The steps after
the door and raising the trap
door over the steps. SO thar be falls
Of the train and Is injured. Il held. 10
Johnson vs.. Yazoo q "a. Valley r. Co.
(sllss.). AZ 50. 7s5. 20 - r. A. On. s.
'fz. 70 be for the jury.
A complaint which states. IN sub J
stance. that the defendant. a bankefl
md man Of wealth and influence tn 3
community, malIciously established a
'aFber shop. employed q barber to car. :
, on the business, and used his Der.
onal Influence TO attract customers y
rom the plaintiffs baFk4sr shop. not
Or the purpose Of serving any feelti. 4
nate purpose Of his own. buf for she g
ole purpose Of maIiciousiy lnturlnel
os plaintiff. whereby the plaintiffs D
usiness was ruined. is held, in futile q
.. Buck, n MINI. 1f5. 1f9 N. W. e4e. q
2 L. r. A IN. SD 500, to stats a b
Ause Of action. a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

There said the commuter Ia the
Grand Central station. pointing to 8
robust colored man, is g good rail-
road porter spoiled.
you see, he was on a Pullman car
and was doing well until man with
two wooden legs became passenger
IN bis coach. That night the traveller
put bis artificial underpinning beneath
the berth be occupied When Sam
came along to collect the shoes be
pulled out not only footwear, but also
three feet OF leather tops and steel
springs, together with metal joints and
ball bearings. The sight 50 worked
upon the superstitious fellow that be
fed IN terror He resigned his place
Now be is handling baggage. y-~Nsw
York Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28
rmLEaRApH1c BREvTrrEs

Major W Il. Heistand, an inmate OF
ehe soldiers home az sawteIle. CAL.
has fallen heir to the title ana sssass
OF Baron Karl Frederick HeistauG.
who died recently near Karlstandt Ba-
vmram.
All boarding and roomfnE hou1es oc-
nupisd hy students Of the University Of
Wisconsin are henceforth 10 b Under
thorough inspection by the faculty
committee on hygiene. At their last
meeting khs regents provided funds fos
Ahls work
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28
4 TEXAS pxAMxsa.
wemsten eaFa scores exeaa Successes
In nsFsam.

4 MSsnnsM&sas. f4z~.N s.........
s.'.ss '''' = ''''''s''S'
Halana avn -. ..a.s :. -.
az ~ latssf a. fhe A,osrss En- T. IA
erss 10 make an lsnnrenn ~, s,,.as,.,.,,,.
/ inx Germany. After rnnr veaya II
study hi Berlin sunnlensenfIrg hev
work since childhood Al hav hosus are
made her professional .sehms =. q
scored q distinct success mhlrA 49,
has accsntuated since NJ har cn,,ca,.sn
So favorable we're fha ersts,.,ssss thaf
shs has been offered 4 nnn,bar If nr,.
fassionai engagements Al nnrone
which woule oeeunx thraa wears mt
ahs has declined tham ~ accent an
Invitation from Prof fsau,rosnh a. nlsv
In New York al hls apri.,r Festival
next April. she has beem the pupil
OF Godowskl ana mas studied COMO.
sition under Sdllman Kelly. an Amer.
lean who has added to his reputation
by his work ia this country. After her
FIRST appearances On me public stage
In Berlin she gave. bT request. last
tall concerts az Honbnrr. Baden.Baden
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28
Tqm .

slias (readtng morning paper)-l
zee. Mandy. they're having enotheg
war Ok the tongs daown thar IN china-
saoWn.
Msndy--IAnd sakesi Yow'd think.
Win All them chiness laundrles
araound. thet natiFons would be han,
diest things tew fight with.-Judgs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

For distinguished success in the art
OF mechanical flight during the year.
the French Academy OF Science has de-
cided to award gold medals to the fol-
lowing aviafors: Bleriot, Farnunn. De
Lambert. Latham, Dumonf. De Ia
vaulx. voIsin. Wilbur and OrviIia
Wright and Count Zeppelin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

~owan Elannaganl Are you Owen
Fgaunagan7' said kbe clerk Of th@
court
Eyes, begorras9 replied the prisoner.
with q merry twinkle IN bis eye, I'm
owin everybody London MaiI.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

Wee MISS Mamma. mayn's take
the part Of q milkmaAd II the fancy
ball9
Manzn You are too Iitsis.
Wee Miss weII, esn be . oan.
asnsed miIk-mAld comlo Culs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

did you notice that picturesque
fork in The road7"
Yea
THAT 10 where the hotel employees
spoon. Baltimore Ameriean
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28


xsas-rne Colonial Assembly Of North
Caroline repealed acts os intolsr-
mnc@
s7ga-xhs arst vessel left osseee tor
the West Indies.
1gzs-British fcree arrived off ths ISL
and of Typee to begin their attack
On Savannah.
xyss-Waahinsfen. IN the city Of AM
napolis. resigned bis commission IN
the army.
xgss-Bank Of the United states be+
gan 10 discount
1see--Attemps made to assaaslnate Ma
poleon Bonaparte.
x811-Faneral In Richmond. Va. Of tbs
scores who perlahed in the buxn~
Ing OF the Richmond theater-
xs1%-Ths British made an attack upon
sne position held by Gen. Jackson
Ter The defense OF New Orleans.
and retired after contest OF about
@even hours. Treaty OF Client
terminated the war OF 1919. be-
tween Great Britain and the uni-
ted States
enss~-esov. rsav.,,. ~, Sa,,,, r.s~er,r. Is.
sued a prcclarnn tfea In answer to
ehmk OF the President Of the United
SEmtes-... John c. Calhoun resign
ca the vice presidency OF the Uni-
tea States
4sas-A treaty was made with Eha
Cherokees in Georgia. BY which
they agreed 20 remove west Of the
@aass'ssippi
ASss-Esxeeution Of rebels IN Montreal
zsss--Penny postage adopted in Eng
land
fs&x-Gas first used for Illuminating \
purposes in Toronto.
1s47-Flrat telegraph lines reached St
Louis.
xss1--Louis Kossuth. the noted Hunga-
rsan patriot. spoke before the Uni
ted States Congress st Washing
Gon.
zsse-Louissana adopted an ordinances
az secession. United states rev.
emue cutter William Allen surrsn-
dered 20 the South Carolina au-
-'.4@ Il,
1ssz-The Federals. under Cen Sher~
&c. ~, ~S 49, '4'7S'' - ''''-'''"'' "
49,.
A@os-ezen- Aaraee destroyed ms non
from savannah with $4,000 troops.
sesx f-.s.,...&s~.. - -. oa,.,. ..,..,.,.- !
~ 49, - 49,
- -. $500 -'''-. -
Asss-Sarst meeting OF eAs CNs&r'o )
sea - ..-.... r--.--
60, - =.
sty--St@hs q eeorSia leased the n
WESTERN ana Atianne hai'1oAc % a
rental at $4,000 ! month. 8
F,.ka sa-r,a.s rsts-ss
ministry ia Canada. t
s7z-rhe Hon. Amos de comos be- D
came premier OF British Columbia I
-. h'sfnuins Sauseums New aork
80 r... zr.,.,....- = - -, 4
- i, s. 49, -, -
49,. =
Va
z1z..~,,. $685., ,s..~,. Q.
.xs,,, -. - s-s..,.-,. o.
II
sesr-The cantalever railroad bridge q
across the Niagara River was
opened
,.-~,.s..,.. - -. al
OF the United stater sgoranse az
Court. capt. wallace and several y
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

A country woman's idea OF shift
lsssnsss Is q town woman who takes
ice In winter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

Which would you rather be: bald
saadad- or Esd-headsd7
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

You cannot ten what woman aims
AZ Nv what she hita.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-11
CHRONICLE BUILDING FOR ELKS
Morristown Lodge VIM Purchase
Property for an Eiks' Home.

Morristown Lodge WIN Purchase
Property for an Eiks' Home.
The Morristown lodge Of Elks, No.
215, have closed negotiations through
it's trustees, Eugene Carrell, George
T. Allen and Dr. Gustav A. Becker,
for the purchase of the Chronicle
building on Washington street from
Willard w. Cutler. The price is re-
ported at 100000.
1t is the Intention Of the Elks to
make extensive alterations to the
building including the building OF
bowling alleys and other amusement
facilities. The building vt present is
occupied by George q. Smith, grocer,
and A. De Coro, moving picture show,
on the ground floor, and these two
stores will probably not be disturbed.
On the second floor is republican head
quarters and on the third floor lodge
room.
A committee of ten is to be appoint
ed by Exalted Ruler Carl e. Voigt to
arrange for fair early iii May.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-11
2lST ANNUAL MEETING.
or the society for Providing Medical
Attendance to the worthy Poor.

OF the Society for Providing Medical
Attendance to the Worthy Poor.
With the exception Of two cases all
the old officers were reelected at the
twenty-6rst annual meeting of the
Society for Providing Medical Attend
ance to the Worthy Poor Of the
Township of Morris held last evening
in the aldermanic chambers of the
Municipal building.
Henry NJ. Smith was elected to fill
the place of Rev. Wyant Vanderpool,
who is in Europe and Rev. Joseph f.
Dolan was chosen to fill the place of
the late Monsignor Joseph M. Flynn
on the advisory committee. DIR. Beck
/ er, physician of the society, reported
300 visits.
The officers are Ebert S. Kip, presi-
dent Eugene S. Burke, secretary
Charles w. Ennis, treasurer advisory
committee, ,EHon. John B. Vreeland,
chairman John d. Collins, Harry O.
| Bates, John Denman, Augustus L.
Revere, Rev. Joseph +. Dolan, Joseph
FL Burke, Patrick Welsh, Bart w.
Clifford, Carman +. Randolph, secre.
tary +; physician of the society. G. A.
Becker, NJ. d., apothecary for the
society, Johnson pharmacy.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-11
ro Sic Almshonse AHraIrs.

Rumors having reached members OF
the Morris County branch Of the State
Charities Aid society that conditions
at the countyEalmshouse were not as
they should be, the society at its
meeting Wednesday morning directed
the executive committee TO make a
Investigation. 1t was declared that
the hospital ward was poorly ventilat-
ed and that no means was provided to
fumigate the beds. The cost of a
fumigating plant was discussed.
Conditions at the county jail were
also talked over. 1t was reported that
books and newspapers were forbidden
the prisoners because they had burned
them In their cells to warm over the
prison food. 1t was suggested that
the allowance Of tobacco and matches
be cut off unless the prisoners stop set
ting fire to the literature distributed
to them.
The work OF Probation Of1cer e. p.
Byram was commended aud reports
from the various committees we're
read.
Mrs. w. DeCamp johnson reported
that the work of the Providence Fund
committee was progressing.
The Rev. Thomas B. IronSide pre-
sided and the. meeting was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Barrett p.
Tyler, rector Of the Church Of the Re
deemer,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-11
MR. TYLER RECTOR.
Succeeds DR.. Hughes at Church of the
Redeemer.

Succeeds DR.. Hughes at Church of the
Redeemer.
The Rev. Barrett P. Tyler, who was
called on January 1st as rector of the
Church of the Redeemer of this town,
has assumed his work here. Mr.. Tyler
is no stranger here having served as
curate for three years and was minis
ter in charge from January 1st.to July
of last year. He has made a host OF
friends here and though the church
and towns people were greatly panied
when it was announced that the Rev
William M. Hughes had resigned after
serving the church for so many years
as rector the regret was tinctured with
pleasure when it was announced that
Mr.. Tyler would be DR.. Hughes sue
cessor here.
Mr.. Tyler resigned as curate of the
church last July and went to Maple
wood where he had charge temporarily
of st. Georges parish, from whence he
was called to the rectorship of the
church of the Redeemer the first Of
the year.
Mr.. Tyler began his academic work
in Virginia. He went through the
law school connected with Columbia
university in New York..and then went
to the Vanderbilt university divinity
school in Nashville, Tenn.i
After leaving the divinity school
Mr.. Tyler enjoyed part Of semester
at the University Of Munich. He fin.
ished his university work Ia Yale
graduating with the class Of 1906.
DR.. Hughes is at Atlantic City and
later will return to the rectory where
he will stay until May when Mr.. Tyler
will occupy it.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-11
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Michael Lieber, of Rockaway, was
thrown from horse he was riding
without a saddle at Rockaway on Fri
day under an automobile belonging to
the Morris County Traction company
and driven by Robert Buchanan, Of
Dover. The rear wheels of the auto
passed over the man, who was brought
to Memorial hospital here in the car.
He made an ante mortem statement
to Coroner Glazebrook in which he ex-
onerated Buchanan from all blame
and no inquest was held.
While driving on Speedwell avenue
Sunday afternoon their horse SHE'D at
the trolley car and threw Mr.. and
Mrs. William RICHTER, of King street,
from their sleigh. Mrs. Fighters left
arm was broken and she and her hus-
band were badly cut and bruised.
Their injuries were attended by DIR.
Vaughan and they went home.
Henry Oaks, of Stirling, is in All
Souls hospital suffering from kick
in one of his thighs administered by
his horse on Friday evening.
Thomas Flynn, seven years old, fell
from his sled while coasting down
Ridgedale avenue Saturday afternoon
badly lacerated his scalp. He is being
cared for in All Souls hospital.
.
A teamsbelonging to Harry Prudden
ran away from the Lackawanna
freight house on Morris street Mon
day morning and after colliding with
fire hydrant at Pine street were
caught at the park without other
damage than the breaking of one of
the runners on the pung to which
they were hitched.