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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-09-11

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Easily Reunited.

Every time a girls heart is broken
she saves the pieces.
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Paper insulation on exposed electric
wires has withstood 20 years service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
CHANCERY NOTICE.

State of Illinois, Alexander Coun
ty, SIS. In the Alexander County
Circuit Court, October term A. D.
1913 In chancery sitting
George Tabor, complainant VS..
Cora Tabor, defendant. Bill in
chaneery for divorce.
The above named defendant is
hereby notified that said complain
ant has this day filed in said nour,
a certain bill in chance for d.
voree against her and that summons
has been issued thereon returnablo
on the first day of the next term of
said court, to be holden at the court
house in Cairo, Illinois, on the 18th
day of October next.
Cairo, illinois, Sept s, A. d. 1918.
G. o. FOSTER Clerk
Geo. M. Wyatt, Complanants SO.
licitor. Sept. 9-16-23-30
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE COUNCIL
OF CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Council Chamber, Cairo, H.,
September 13, 1918.
Especial meeting called by
order of the Mayor. J
PRESENT: Hon. Walter H. Wood,
Mayor, and Commissioners Feuchter,
Hcwley, Hurd, and Kelly
ABSENT; None
OBJECT.
The Mayor stated the object OF
Of the meeting was for further con-
s.deration Of AN ordinance levyine
a special tax, and general business
C-1-lNISHTD BUSINESS,
An ordinance entitled An Or
dinaEcc lcYeinG q special tax for the
fiscal year, 4. d, 1913, for the pur-
pose OF constructing, widening, rails.
in. trengthcn'ng, Improving, re-
ralring and maintaining levees
protective cmboIkmonts and struc-
wgss .sa-.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
NO nTpPrpFNcE.
The Proof is Here Tie Same
Everywhere.

The Proof is Here tbe Same
Everywhere,
For those ~bn seek relief from
kidney baeN8cha, weak kidney
bladder ilIs Doaus kidney Pnts Of
fer hope OF RELIEF md She proof i.
here, in Cairo the same az eevry
where Cairo people have >usoa
Doan's and cairo pa0pie ree5mhauc
Doan's, the Kidney reemdy used if
America for fifty years Why suf
fer? why run the risk of danger
GUS kidney ills--fatal Brlght's dis
ease Here's Cairo proof. Invesu,
gate it,
Mrs J j. Shafter, All seyentt
rroet Cairo m savs "W abags
H' nae7s tttdrns PILLS u on
family ami aa rrE ams there Is an
ether REMEDY III existence that cas
be compared swan taam aa.
pains a no b1eE ana other s,mn
oms OF Wdnev complaint RUH
the remedies 7 used failed to drty.
aawy Doans Pidoey PMS how
ever removed these troubles thu
ao" 'nzi"a wo OF -Ho.r .rsat merit.
for s'. b.. a.| a.I. graa e.
cva.- F.HgH.4u .a Nuaaa
Sew York SOB. a-at. too she rms
ri States
Remember .ba aama NOM
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
lLLTNolSC,ENTRAE.
Corrected to Sept LIST. 1913
TrKipa LsAYs Csira


1910 g. N. DAILY Chicago vesti-
unloe It'd. %rrivtnS gAic@Ea
10;ls q. ST.
$40 q. IN Dsily Sc Louis Night
IT'D, arriving g. Louis T.38 q, @.
NasRlns cars open ct s:xs y. VI.
zoe n. N. Thsbex Aceommstion.
1850 n. M. Chicago Daily Express.
$40 a. N Memphis, New 0rissns
and bot Springs
4:336 a. m. Seminole Limited Tor
Birmingham ana JsckssB siils, Els
500 .m. Fasuoah sea A@alsvills
Exprsas.
1854 ,. "a Daily hsrsBsn asa vEw
Urlehna.
.l:k1 .. m Daily Nssbglle, cCnats-
nooaa nne Atlanta
4:10 v. IA. Fulroa sud Msyfiale &C.
eommoGstioR,
$50 '. m Psdueah and EouiFgills
sleeBsr. Calre " boajsvlIle.
"aAe ~ Aat AVA Ahi AitssN fh4fA va
lAsna special.
1f;tB o. III. ST. Louis FaSs Mall.
1875 g. m. ChltsEo MIDDAY Special
2:4b y III. AFterpoos Express fos
st Louis sna CeRtrallh.
Sis D. nj. Chiesso Nisht Kxsrsaa.
BlseDiug car FROM car5ondals "
Chicago.
1906 o n, Chic&go Night Express
arriving az Chicago I 80 a. @.
Local alsepsr At station ssrths
san re occupied after S:so = "a.
2:2Q a. m Memphis and Nashville
FOR throush eicEsta. sleeping car
accommodation and further iHfog-
rtatiDe aDrly al rlfuo's CssnJ
Passenger station, or address
q. G. laEEs. TisksE Avs
Cairo. ill-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

lures within the corporate limits OF
the City of Cairo, Illinois" was
again laid before the Council and
read at length.
Commissioner Howley moved the
adoption of the ordinance as read.
The motion was adopted by the
following votes; Aye-Feuchter,
Howley, Hurd, Kelley and Wood-5.
Nay--None.
Commissioner Hurd moved to ad-
journ.
The motion was adopted by the
following vote; Aye---Feuchter,
Howley, Hurd, Kelley and Wood
5. Nay---None
The Council then adjourned.
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk
Sept l6-1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

s$S-We pay CASE preruinme OF
hundreds Of Old Coins. Keep an
money dated Before 1895, and send
TEN cents at once for our New n
Illustrated Coin Value Book, 4x7 ID
NAV mean. YCUR fortune. Clarke 4
Co. Co'n Dealers. Box las. LIE Roy,
n Y-Advt. 2-s-1vT
4.
For earCentering and general re-
pair work call y. II. ROGERS. Bell
phone 9IS. ResidRaee 500 Twenty
third street S-20 BOT
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
CHAFCERT, NOTICE
EgGtf

State Of illinois, Alexander gour-
". ss IN the Alexander County
Circuit Court October term A. 2
1913. In Chancery sitting.
Jessie Dougherty. complainant,
VS. Frank Dougherty, defendant.
Bill in chancery for divorce.
The above named defendant is
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

hereby notified that SAID complain
ant has this day hied IN said Couri
a certain bill in chancery toy
divorce against him and that sum
mons has been issued thereon re-
turnable on the first day of the next
term of said court, to be holden at
the court house in Cairo. Illinois,
on the 18th day of October next.
Cairo, Illinois Aug 30. A p.
1918.
C. o. FOSTER,
Clerk.
Sheridan & Wilbourn, Complain
ants Solicitors. Advt. 1925 EN- Al
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
CHICAGO FUTURES.

Broomhall's Argentine agent
their tariff regulation of Wheat and
Corn says; IF imported for seed,
can be admitted free The min
lister of finance says: IF Wheat
and Corn are imported for consump-
ton, must pay a duty of so per cent
c, i, f value Russia There is no
duty imposed on Wheat, and Corn
is also free oumania--There is
trifiing statistical duty imposed
both upon Wheat and Corn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

offer free instruction Ia Violin Cell
10. e0F1et ana JroInD0ne. k8ad
oFer carefully the DeH nCerbaeation
Law and note the advantage OF att
tendance at State Normal School
II. w. Shryoc, President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

active troop movements seen in the
Southwest in several months they
were sent in response to plea tele-
graphed to Congressman John A.
Garner by his constituents on the
border They appealed for govern
ment assistance to defeat any at
tempt that might be made to rescue
the captured smugglers.
The telegram stated that the con-
dition was critical and that the cit
liens were in grave fear for their
own safety AS soon as Mr.. Garner
laid the telegram before the War De
partment officials they directed act
ION
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

Modern Miller says; In Kansas
Nebraska. Iowa, Missouri and South.
ern Illino the Wheat seeding is
late, but the premature ripening OF
Corn and other crops which was
caused by the drouth and tho eX-
cessive heat enabled farmers in
three States TO get most of their
other fall work out of the way.
They are now deyotng their time
to seeding of the Wheat crop, Al
though the area seeded up to this
time is comparatively small, the
rains have improved the prospects
for acreage, and it is now likely that
Che deficiency will be made up. In
yho states east of the Mississippi
River considerable fall blowing has
been done"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
No. Six-Sixty-Six

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case. and
If taken then as tonic the Fever will NOT
return. Il acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25e
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

The Standard Tilton Elevator
Company. q private house at Alton,
H., reported to have contained
$4,000 bu Wheat destroyed by fire
last n chit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

WANTED 100 new. agents both
sexes sell pr. Doran's Queen Root
free poeah Drug Company Padu
cab, Ky 9-15 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

glnest liae OF ashiag tackle In
stock. Lawn mowers eharFe1ed
safes opened, combinations changed
Keys made; gums snt rsvoiverz re.
paired. H E. INCE, .412 Commercial
aveRue. Csiro. Ill., Home ph31e
212K.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT Ans.
both PHONES So
ADVERTISEMENT.

Terminal Hotel, Cape Girardeau.
MO. 9-l5-7t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

For SALE Forty acres Of land
inside o. corporation Of village OF
Pulaski H., 80 acres Ia cultivation,
40 acres IN fine grove. Address Mrs.
Ruth Nj Brown Pulaski, I'll. 9 3 lat
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

FOR SAih,---5irocery stock and
3yfu-es. All ameunt to about $500
Good husia6ss, good location Have
GOOD reason Tor seiinF. Address
't'" care Bulletin q-l0 n
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

FOR SALE--New seven room
house, Thirty fourth strete. Flee
tric and Fas Hght bath. Terms,
Ss0Q cash. Loan $500, 7 II. spanr
Ar, Dell phoFe aug 8ome ua0a4
IL s-It lat
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
Many Complaints Made,

Con gresham Garner has received
many Complaints from citizens of
Ihs district which has Mexican
border ltue &c nearly 600 miles Of
|, tbe operation Of hands of Mexican
smueaIors
Tha administration is bcset BY
lanathor phase tba may further com
,paeatt matters in the pressure being
eXerteG by the constitutionalists for
the recognition Of their belligerency
and the right to import arms
Their representatives here are maxi
tme every fort to bring this to tho
la5teu.au B senator's.
seoa Francisco Fscndero Min
lister Of Finance end special envoy
Of tho constitutional government 10
Washing on had q long conference
with Senator Bacon today. The in
terview was arranged by Senator
Sheppard of Texas who believes
he consttutionalists should be rec
lognized Recognition and the priv
ege of buying arms in this country
would mean the end Of Huerta, Sem
ator Sheppard says.
In his argument to Senator Ba-
con, Senior Escudero was careful not
to overstep the diplomatic propri-
cites by making an appeal to Con-
yress direct He laid great stress on
the optam'etio outlook for his fell
Iov patriots INA The dismal fafuro
.hat8r. a f"erta government ana
Its chief supports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
U. s.. CAVALRY
SENT TO REPEL
AN INVASION BY
MEXICAN FORCE
Sept. 16-tt.

Concluded from Page Cne.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

FOR SAI.E---One now NO. 1241s
Portable Garage passed through
food. VIII rep8tnth ahd set up
chaap. Also two motor .nosts. Illi-
1oia Luubsr Yards. Y-3s Il
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

FOR SAL El--Seyen year old bay
horsa. runahout aud harness. Make
offer e G Maiey 31S Ohio street.
ola If
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

TOR sAtTl--GvArland touring caE
inst orerhauled good tires fully
equipped Southern Illinois Motor
Co. $40 Commercial, a~S1tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
Lest and fspaa.

LOST---A Breach, Turquois Mad
rix in gold frame. Lost either on
Eighth street or Washington or
Commercial avenues. Reward if re-
turned to 1909 Washington ave.
nue.. 9-9-7t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
knvEETfaEkENT
Dwellings Fer nent.

FOR nnNT--406 Twenty fifth
street: nice two-story dwelling In
desirable nelghbotbood Apply Can
dee Insurance Agency. 6-l9-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

HOTEL FOR sALE-Desirable
business, long lease. Bargain. OPP
pcsite station and boat landing. Cali
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16

WANTED-A girl to do cooking
and general housework Apply to
Mrs. J. B. Magee, 43S Eleventh
street. 9-16-7t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-16
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-A good eolored wom-
an for laundry and general work
Apply to U. S. Marine Hospital.
80 It
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-04
Hobson Addresses Sunday
Evening Club

Congressman Hobson addressed the Sunday Even
ing Club in Chicago last week the subject, Char
Building and Patriotism" He did not neglect
pay compliment to the great Destroyer" alcohol
He said:
This nation should also lead the world in a move
ment for Prohibition If could eliminate the curse
of alcohol would save 1000 lives day. When
gets using alcohol he reverts savagery it under
mines his constitution that he withstand dis
ease.
1--WE should devote our energies to character
building The greatest thing in nations life is to
promote the raising of the standards of character If
nation would be strong it must insure high average
standard for its people, Below certain minimum
standard the people degenerate.
The battles of civilization must be won by laying
a foundation of right thinking good living and treess
hard work.
"The case of the city of Chicago is as good
example any. I doubt if there is any city that has
great problems to solve as Chicago She is on the
frontier of the world and is called upon solve her
problems in such way will stop degeneracy and
help character building"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-04
An Era Of lumanitarianisn is Succeeding that
of Commercialism

either moral business standpoint and this truth
borne in upon the people, they will turn away from
the nostrums and remedies which do not satisfy and
will demand and secure statewide and nationwide
Prohibition which, after ALL is the real remedy and the
goal towards which every true temperance worker is
striving.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-04


moving out of the of commercalism and industrial
ism and into that of humanitarianism. That great
newspaper believes the time has when less
emphasis will be laid things material and more at
tention will be given to the humane side, and that
while heretofore the toll of women and children
has been regarded commodity, to be purchased like
any other commodity at the lowest price to which 1t
could be forced, to give attention to
the betterment of conditions surrounding the ind-
vidual making more wholesome and pleasant the
vironment and bringing a greater degree of comfort
and happiness to those less favorably situated.
The Enquirer thinks there should be thorough
investigation of conditions and needs and it ought to
be made apparent how much of the want and misery
which exist due to intemperance deliberate vice and
lack of thrift No ought to expect to have made
up to him by the law by benevoence what he de-
beratey throws away wastes, or what he tails to
make and save when he has the opportunity
The Enquirer points to the enormous spent
each year in this country for drink and calls attention
to the fact that large proportion comes from the
ranks of labor and from those who cannot afford to
make such expenditures.
There is no question that the Enquirer is right
Attention is being directed to of social and
economic wrongs, and when the American people set
about remedy these wrongs, they will do it, for at
heart the people are right and want to do right
The era of commercalism has so engrossed the
attention of such large per cent of citizens that they
have hitherto given little consideration to questions
which demand solution for the good of the individual
and the public.
Our warm-hearted and sympathetic people go
down into their pockets to for the back-door
products of the saloon They build and maintain hos
pitas asylums almshouses orphanages and penal and
refornatory institutions, but they have been slow to
AZ. tho
sion permitted pass through the front door of the
saloon They realizing there is little sense, the
one hand, to maintain the church and educational in
sttuons build up religious and intelligent citizen
ship while the other hand permitting to exist the
constituencies liquor traffic which is doing everything
in its power down and destroy that which the
church and school are attempting to build up.
With the dawning of the era which the En-
qurer notes, the signs of which all about the
people going to give more attention to the results
of the liquor traffic and with that attention the senti
ment against the whole miserable business will grow
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-04
Decreed

The saloon go,
With its crime and woe
And all of its evils that burden us so.
The careless church member
Who fails to remember
That duty should spur him to master the foe
His actions say no.
But yet it will go!
Awake! Face to the foel
Fan the embers aglow.
That still in the conscience sumbering low;
While victims are weeping
Can Christians lie sleeping?
For God and His strike the deah-dea1ng blowl
The saloon must go
For Gods Word says so.
The Vanguard.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-04

There is not license law in any state which
gives satisfaction to the people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
SEND Ycuh LAUMDKT

To tho rscplea' Laundry where Sou
 will recAivA go~d %crk Sxocutsd W uons hut whlbA smplDyss. wtt receive the atnfsdard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
TO CUR PArRoNA

It h ELLh sfnGpFe and trzeucv1 thanks to our many friends and ratrdns that we desire. at this films. to mAkq the following statement Wa hayA never In the past nGr do MA nc~ etvtsmA a he the savtur of inc country. hut we have alWaya asEezted md stil mAIn- tlanr You can set more for rom nolsy from rs fhAn from auJ market In Al. akEn. fBfut triHnd~ hDt adseptedl. II haF been oht' pnrposa and always VIII bS tD tTRnaRct q tair, honest lAgl- tiiaAse huHinsas and ~a ArA willing to ahide nt y0ut dAois,on. as 10 whsthss Es have EsaceAAdsA We also wish to ALAtS that We have made om rAqulsz- tEons for the coming Hsaaon. and sNmu win p4 MiAd Eitk nothing bnt the best: Again thAhkInR yDH+ tAahy friends and patrons fur psAt fAxaIs and trusting we will hb an6wAd to serve you in +ha future w'e beg 10 remain ro eivs yuur worth.
 UNION MEAT co.
 DAVID RDEY2H. MaAAEar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

"A ToaaF 10 Paet1a of All tAS agsS
 That wonderful voIpms by Mr, RAt- ert tzn1ss Erennsu. the lecturer and reader. marEH hlTii as the !naptred paeiic senlns bot- whom the wOria has tong bsen palt1nE-" "caaily the world [ gre&test poem" "A wnrk of ans art par e1celIAnrt. lndeed+" "A sytnPns- iu1n of unrIvalad beauty suHtalnsc thfougnont" "The poern %1th A soul ~ Touches life. Snve. religion and pa- tTlotism 1TlY at the zenith TotniB Of beauty" "OnIy tIle pertect InspIratIcn of the slthor rnn account for lt' "EvcrSone, especially every lover of tue American FlaE. gets 1ncreaaed de- vption rum uIs great poent' "ThcSs wtc hAvn mt known the 1Uy nt h%Ar- Ing Mr. Bremen rander thiH great EqFE ot hIs win ha ti1ankf1,t for thA onpof. tu1ity tn ppsssss nnps."
 FINE ART FTIRL1EHINd co., puh- llzherh. Bnx 4ls co. Minneapolis, KrInn.t %l.V3 6etIvAred. world ever. An ideal gtfr book.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

eUhsEribe fsr ta1s NsfAs Daily Nus- Sst It stands far N0rs's progrssk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Esw l@la saHs At FrOsssrs hsrnsss AreP.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
boNNELL DIES
 IN TACOMA

Suffering from 1n hlUrY given ip g
 mlne EhaTt aL Nome. AlaHhtH. threa yesrH ago, vixen R wrench Toll upon him. frncturIng hia skull, John Wea: ley RoNaelI. aEad 4S. died yssterday aftrfnoo1 st inc Tnco1na general hos . pltaL AI operation had hGen parform- = Ud 10 rethoyt 1i1cs of inc aIealE to rrlIrV% the pressure Dpnal lI1S hraIr. IT w4s the Ehird 1pUrkfiun hs hA1t un- dersuHe aince the accident. frum which he had apparently, in grnas nleasurs rScoY6rsd.
 Although Mr. ROnnelPs mind aTo p6ars1 clear fn congregation, hla judE- nsnr wAh y1Siblt hfrresed nnd it wan thurKht ancshsr opsratton would re- Here him. He lived Ht EsS North $pragne street. Ec was A nat1ve of Nova Scotia. His wife aI1d GhlId dIed several years aEo. Three brothers and thrvc. sisters survive bGu, They ArE ]. l. nonnEil and Mrs. 4 M. Rip lty of TReomIIs David EonhClI of N iclIisal, William EnUnell pf Cop. nccticut. Mrs. R. G. Stuother and AtR. LsdEa ItaLI or MaAxaohu hus&Lrz. The funeral will be heId from lha chHpeL uf lIIe ITuEkH -Duulslcy -kilIn Company lnnOrrow at T::a6 p. m: intermeat TaComa cemetery,-TaroEt1o 1.edEef.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
'RxnH OFtfertles

helr chaSA zln1uL. il1sprI blues ana make yru feel happy by their aplnAdid tc1iC, EleahSInE and uTnnklhenINg effcct HPnn tho hpMelS.- S.-They act 10 fres the syg- teH-and keep it frse-frSm the kss<rezz and lll fncJltiE th1t nat ur014y resu1t@ from trrAEI1lAT and inactive hUEeIA.
 sexGil OTtHrl;ss do thIa QliietIy. without RT1ptnE or causing h&tiBOA- nurglHE ar rxreHRiVG 1OoE6glsKA They Rkt to 0vREc0ftaes and THGHuYc th4 cause Gf hoWf%l ills and in q
 CATTTIrrq. pIeaHA brmr sr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
LANE DELViEe
 INTO ALASKA
SECRETARY or INTERIOR GETS BUSY PREPARING FOR WORK.
Spsris, Nusnst estvIas.

Special Nuapst eef~Iss.
 ~AEHlNGTUN. D C.. AAIrh ls.-- FFanklln K. I.ahe. seGt4sAt5 UI Lhe iHL~IiGT, is new dNspls tmmersed in suh1sceH relating I0' A1uxIuL sud .lupep m 1rIu're tnarnUeA, kNeWlpdse of Ihr conditions In ths North 10 that he miEht be prcpn1ed 10 act when N0TtheCn Que~tiene coRe uR fur sslu- 2 Etpn.
 His exper1knce a . nWnhA< :f tAe Interstate ccramercs Cenmisssoa 9Su probably bo of the ETsateat nse tO him WhsN the RRtteF Ot C11GtrstcxIr1R railroads in Aaskz cDm41 10 ho ac&e& Npo1-