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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-06

I'll two officers committee
lion oil OF instruction Its members societies. organizations
nOn establishing dSnb
written malicious
fully and Wickedy nu the business employment
whether
duS Inc officers SO organization convicted p
common law shall imprisoned the penientary moi exceeding live
exceeding OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-06

NVIIItVIA " w Y Y
child. Mothers
Friend is sold
at drug stores.
Write for our
free book for
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-06
MOTHERS
FRIEND

expectant mothers which contains
much valuable information, and
many suggestions Of helpful ma
ture.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
safeguards is being installed IN all
burlington stations as well"
A RAT IN TIME
SAVES NINE
One Dead Rodent Now Is Better
Than Ten of Them Killed
In August.

The open season for the killing of
rats is here.
The warm weather has aroused mil.
lions OF rats from their winter le.h.
argy and they are roaming through the
streets, yards and fields, making nests
and preparing to raise countless
progeny that will destroy thousands
Of dollars worth OF property as we'll
as being menace TO the public
Now is the time TO kill the rat, XIII
him before he becomes the father and
grandfather of numberless brood
One dead rat now is better than fen
in August
Scientists all over the world agree
that, as destroyer of property, as a
distributor of disease. as a sower of
epidemic and death. the rat has never
had an equal. Governments in all
parts of the world have organized in
this fight against rats. During the
last few years in San Francisco AMI
on the Pacific coast, millions of dol.
lars were spent in destroying rats and
erecting rat-proof warehouses, mar
kets, barns and sewers to
guard this country against the
invasion OF the bubonic plaeue
In Great Britain a ROYAL
Commission has been appointed. and
IN fact, in nearly every European
and South American country. the de.
struction OF the rat is regarded as OF
national importance.
Every reader should make himself
or herself a committee of one to de.
stroy as many of the rodents as nos
sible and in that way prevent dam.
age to property and avert tho danger
germs Oh the bubonic plague and other
diseases which are carried by rats
Every drug store sells simple and &.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Anitation Is Ealae.

II is time that the American people
got a grip On themselves and realized
their folly One need not fear to be
scalled an alarmist or to be charged
with exaggeration when he points out
that speeches such as those made by
lSenator Cuulmins or Representative
lBuchanan-wh In the house of repre-
fsentatiyes q few days ago said If a
ETeyolution comes in the near future
to protect the peoples rights, 'it will
lbe due 10 the arbitrary Inscriptions OF
Epower by the judges''-are the direct
Indictment TO revolution Democratic
institutions are rot at fault. Democ-
iTacy has not proven itself failure.
The political or social system Of the
United States Is not going to smash
and the American republic viii not 20
the way Of Rome. The American PEG.
pie have not been eaten up by corrup-
ton or became debauched By luxury.
There are life and health in them.
but they must throw off heir moral
'hypochondria If they would escape
from the Ills that their imagination
pictures.
One would be blind we're he not able
u see the direction In which America
ia going. The revolution that men taIk
about and pretend to dread and eth.
er they are fngincere Or else they are
foolish as not 10 be aware Of the mis-
chief they are doing will surely come
n they encourage II By their continual
agitation and their efforts 10 create
the belief that the American people
are having the life squeezed out 81
them by monopoly ard stolen wealth,
that justice is sold 70 the highest bid
der. and civic life is rotten 70 the
core Keep On telling 2 man who has
less Of this worlds goods than his
neighbors that this inequality IS moi
the result 81 the defects Of his own
character, but rs the consequence OF
his neighbor's knayery-teil him.
moreover, that although his wages
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
BANK WILL TEST
CoSSoN'S RULING
Scott County institution Always Main.
tained Branch Bank and VIII
Not Give Up.

The opinion given SATURDAY. By At
torney General Cosson declaring
branch state and savings banks in
Iowa unlawful may be tested in the
courts. The Scott County Savings
bank has been operating a branch
bank In that count, for twenty-five
Years and it is rumored at Des Moines
that 1t will refuse to abide by the OPP
inion.
The bank. it is understood. will con-
inue operations and ask the state
banking department to bring a test
suit against II to determine the ques-
ton. II was never passed on complete
y by any attorney general in Iowa IN.
I'll Mr. Cosson gave his opinion of last
Saturday. The branch bank in Scott
county has practically had the sanction
OF all bank examiners and state audi.
tors prior to the present administra.
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
IN Echo Of 10 70 1.


The proposition seems so fair that
any one with questioning mind
would know that there liz a. catch in
Il. but the people who are 10 be
Influenced are not acute enough to
see the pitfaIl If member Of con-
gress can be recalled every two years
that Is. By the refusal Of his con-
stituents to re-elect him-and the pres
dent every four years. and senators
every SIX years, Why snounld the
Judge, Ike the member Of congress.
the President, and the senator q ser.
want Of the people, be superior to all
the people? 10 honest Judge, the
demagogues say, need fear the peo-
pie, FOR while one OF the people nay
occasionally be wrong. when the peo-
pie get together as a mob they are
endowed with the voice Of COG. an
truth alone speaks through them.
An honest Judge does not fear The
1 people; he loves them: for he knova.
/ as a member Of congress said the 9TH
er day in the course Of a speech. thai
the people can always be trusted u
render vice and just verdicts:' II IA
( the dishonest judge who stands IN
fear Of the sovereign power. It was
the same argument, Il one may 20
dignity If, that was used during Ir.
Bryans first silYer campaign and
made such a powerful appeal 10 the
+ masses. Cold was the money Of the
rich and silver the money Of the poor.
and Just az gold had made the rich
richer so now silver would make the
rich poorer and the poor richer. than
which nothing more could be desired
by The poor.
/ Having destroyed faitn IN the state
Judiciary. or AZ least discredited It's
integrity and the purity Of It's mo.
tires. the nezt step is 10 bring the
federal judiciary under suspicion, not
even excepting the supreme court
The ground has been so well prepar.
ed that the seed gowed by Mr. BRYAN
viii bear its crop. The people who
believe in Mr.. Bryan are in the prop.
er frame Of mind not 70 doubt that
he speaks with knowledge, and that
IN the chief Justice Of the United
States. the trusts have found their
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
SALEM.
= = - = . = . = = (

Elmer. son Of 5Ir. and wrs. Frank
McNillen, living near UT Pleasant,
had the third finger 81 his left hand
annputated At the second joint last
FRIDAY. The injured member had
been crushed by the weight Of tile.
Mrs. Margaret McNurrsy came from
Burlington Wednesday and remained
until SATURDAY q guest OF her sister.
3frs. Elizabeth Cooper.
Dr. Shell, president Of I. ". L. a.
Ut. Pleassnt. delivered fine dis
course Il the union eeryices held in
the park Sunday evening.
Yrs. Marian Parker and 3fiss Ma.
bel Smith returned 70 OttunTa satur.
day following : visit at the C. Scott
home.
L 0. Power las gold bis stock Of
groceries 70 victor Huxley. Mr. HUI
ley will continue the business on the
vest side oi the park.
J. 3. Jordan has exchanged bis liv-
cry stock for q residence property in
Fairfield, valued At s2,s00.
Hoi7J@IEs several Weeks spent al
the A. 3. Abingdon home. Nrs. Rena
Molina mas returned u Belle Plain.
Ars. r. s. Weigand from Portland,
Oregon, IS visiting al the home Of her
nepheg, T. z White, north Of town.
Ara. John Bicksler and daughter.
Florence arrived home from Virginia
Wednesday.
Mrs. louise Maxwell and daughter
o. oska!oosa are guests al the Enoa
Maxwell home north Of town.
Miss Merrill came from Mediapolis
70 yisit At the home Of her brother,
S. g. Merrill.
Miss Jennie Ingrin is home from
Danyiiie, 1fere she spent several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. T. b.
Gates.
Prof Dickengheets Of Toledo, has
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
RAILROADS OBEY
THE NEW Law
Burlington 20 instaIl Sanitary Drink.
Ing Cups Throughout Entire
System.

CHICAGO, III, July 1s.-Railroads
throughout the country are speedily
complying Nth the new santary reg1l.
lations made compulsory BIZ z number
Of the legislatures. The former prac-
tee on the part OF the big CORPORA.
tons 10 oppose legislative action BY
Injunction has been abandoned with
general alacrity to conform with pub
lie opinion
The Burlington system has taken
the lead IN the installation Of indiyid-
uaI drinking cups on all its lines north
and west Though the new law AZ
fects the Burlington only in Illinois
and Kansas, the officials decided TO
supply all its patrons In every state
with the new individual cups.
Special automatic devices have been
Installed 80 that every car will be
furnished With an apparatus to supply
travellers with the individual cups. The
individual paper drinking cup Is made
Of pure celluIose. II folds fat and
can be carried In pocket. purse or
satchel.
?. s. Eustis. passenger traffic man.
ager Of the Burlington system. has
personally directed the installation OF
the automatic devices. He said. For
some time Wisconsin has had the han
on the so-called death cup. II being
customary on trains running through
the state Of Wisconsin to have the
porter remove the drinking cup at the
northern Or southern boundary Of the
state and replace them after the train
had traTersed the other boundary
line.
The Burlington system, seeing the
wisdom OF ouch a measure, determin-
ed not only to comply with the law
with reference TO these indiyfd- al
states, but TO extend its application
everywhere on the system. The in
dividual drinking cup with the proper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
HEALTH TRAIN
70 TOUR IOWA
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health 70 szlc-ton The EoTsoe1t and
r-ori5e TIE Esz1s for sending the
train 51to sTa-F crlsr q tie state. Il
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sands q collars are actually lost 10
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le1ce OF diseases Which srs absolutely
preventative n ths month OF Mar,
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tuberculosis. and IL eTery instance
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mzzsly s7s5 per rear. II III persons,
each capable Of earning s735 per rear,
die in one month from preyentable
disease, il i certain that there is an
economic waste which no person can
deny.
Il IS to check this economic waste,
for one thing. that the state health
train proposition IS being considered
by sznirsrisns- Another purpose of the
proposed train Is 10 give Us better doc
tors While the standard Of the rne6i-
cal profession in Iowa is VERY high.
ranking well with any state in the
union, physicians themselves admit
that there IS room for improvement A
state health train demonstrating the
latest methods OF handling diseases
would be Of special interest TO phys
icians and nurses and would tend, in
the opinion OF those behind the move
nent, TO increase the efficiency Of the
medical profession.
The greatest purpose Of the propos-
ed train, however. is 10 bring into the
home more sanitary methods OF living.
To this end it Is proposed that a large
portion Of the time spent in each town
where the train shall stop be gfTen TO
the question OF practical, everyday
health hints for the home A visiting
nurse win, il possible. be taken on the
train DR.. A z. Kepford, state tuber-
cuiosis expert, will be. taken for the
purpose Of continuing his anti-tubercu-
losis campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Hay Fever and SIMMER coIds

Hay Fever and Summer Colds
Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do It.
e. M. Stewart, 1854 Wolfram ST.. CHI
cago. writes: Il have been greatly
troubled during the he. summer
months with Hay Fever and find that
by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound get great relief" Many 9th
ers who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit by Mr.. stewards exper-
fence. Wilkinson & Co. J. F. Kied-
aisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

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expensive eIterminators which can be
used easily and nov. at the com
mencement OF summer, We should all
DO our best in exterrninating rats,
mice. cockroaches and other yernlin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Fake Reform Grips the United States
Magazine Writer Who Pictures agtationT
Ripe for Big Man Restore National Faith.

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tf1an Judges Who could he purchased.
for some Of them ~ least world be
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coarts hare Pointed Cur the danger
70 N5erty Of 2 judiciary holding Office
under tickle favor. and the dema-
gogueg have retored with their usnal
sDecioas and plsusibIe arguments.
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u the plutocrats plutocrat is
always the bogey man 10 alright the
sirple-miaded-say the demagogues,
"sho# the necessity for this great re-
forme II the recall may properly ap-
ply 10 legislative represen tatiyes, Who
MAKE laws, and TO administrative rep
resentatives. who execute Laws, by
what process Of reasoning shall we
conclude that II must not apply TO
judicial representatives. who nulify
the lawg7"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Reaction from Matsriagisn

How they explain the present men
tai condition Of the American peoplez
Like most things in this world. it is
the conflict Ct two opposing forces.
II Ia the reaction from the material
70 the ideal, and It is the conse.
quence Of the teachings Of selfish and
men VINO have enconr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

Wisdom Of Lott.
Let US be kind II we wish to be 70
GREETED Pierre Lott