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m& THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1003
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Average number of complete and
: perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed dally and Sun-
ilnv durlne the year 1907 2116
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perfect ' copies of the Cairo
' Bulletin printed daily and Sun
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May 17.
1C72 Marquette anil Jollet KtartVd on
an expedition to explore the
.Mississippi valley.
1089 Ik'tUiiniug of King William's
war which lasted eluht years.
171J Seth Warner, second in com
mand at the capture of Ticou
dergo, born. Pied Dec. 26,
17SI.
1719 Dr. Edward Jenner. Introducer
of vaccination, born. Died Jan.
2C. iS2.'f.
1S29 Joint Jay, American statesman
and diplomat, died. Bern Dec.
12. 1715.
1873 John C. BreckenrMge. four
teenth vice president of V. S.
died. Born 1S21.
1891 Three million dollar loss by
floods at Willlamsport. l'a.
1900 Belief of Mafeking.
Oiir Gil-Price Sale
To Continue During1 This Week
WITH MANY NEW- BARGAINS ADDED.
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Biography.
Alfonso XIII.. Kins of Spain, was
born May 17. 1886, nearly six mouths
after the death of bis father. Alfonso
.1995 xn Ile ,a a (Ij,v(.t descendant of
"UJr Louis XIV. of France. He attiine.l
his nntpority when he was sixteen
years old. according to the gpan'sh
law, anil at the same time was crown-
Id kins. Prior to that time hi
mother, Maria Chrlst.'nfa. who was an
Austrian princess relgjoNl as recent.
in l.SUt! Alfonso mai ried the Knclish
Priuce.'s Victoria Bna of Hattonberif.
laughter of princess Beatrice, by
whom he has a son and heir, Alfonso,
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$1.35 Brown Silk Gloves, 10 Button length at $1.00
$1.25 White Silk Gloves, 12 Button length at 90
.50c Kayser Silk Gloves,. 8 Button length ...37
We offer the finest Dress Ginghams made at 12 per yd.
We offer the best yard wide Percales made at 12l,c per yd
the
The above Is a correct statement P..inr(!, n. thp Al)tI.ias, iulrn M,,., 1rt
of the circulation of The Cairo Bulle Tb feinc om, livilK :st(r
Infanta Maria Thresa. bnin in 1&S
his oldest sister, the Princess of As
fiuias. Maria-de-la-Mercedes. having
lied in 190 1. Kinn Alfonso i pes-
st used of a uroiil imci.tion and our
ln the years since be came to the
throjio he lias disidayed a t'Tidencv
toward ' liberal povenmient ati'L has
evinced h deep interest in everything
pertaielna; tn the welfare of Spain and
tin for the year 1907 and for
month of April 1908.
CLYDE. SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this fourth day of April 1908.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
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The Bulletin I on alio at tha fol
lowing place: -
Coleman's, 214 Eighth -atraat.
.. Halllday House News Stan.
Bluo Front Restaurant .
people.
, The president paid au eloquent trib
Ite to wifehood and luotherhwd iii
Us speech Jo the Methddlst confer-
iiee yesterday; also Jto manhood as
itemplified in the good hijsband, fatli
, citizen and soldier. , But he left tlv
rls and boys to get' along any old
ay. .'. . "s-
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uniuu 111 I UUt. a
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Special Prices during this week on
SHEETS AND SHEETINGS.
II "
E d U C a t e Moral ondpintuol
- ri-B ! i Iraining Lssential
til6 Ji fliiO to Good Citizenship
By PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, LL. D.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County,
Population 16,147.
Illinola,
See our Spenial Value in Lawns at
6c, Sic 10c, 12icand 15c per yard.
Governor Deneen Is also prepariuii
Dill to be aubuiltted, to the legisiii
ture when.it meets providing for a
system of governing and taking .care
n of th state charitable institution?.
And the conimittife of .iuvestigation
will have one. There is going to be
fun if the legislature can only
fl held together for a few weeks
Cut there Is ni?t much likelihood that
YJjeh will be the case. -- i
- The two Republican factions In
' jkress are divided between Boos'j
? and anti-ltooseevlt,' with the
: er holding control, beta through
fe organization and i 3y numbers,
jhe Cannon, tnachtue intends to pass
Ally such legislation as ;thu leaders
ire compelled to, but the constant
prodding by the pieri icnt. has ,, so
scared the members from the close
and doubtful districts, that, enough
f of them may break away from the
machine program and imjte with the
Democrats to pass some reform meas
ures. .. .
When the street work now! under
contract in Cairc is under fflll bead
way this summer half a dozen com
petent inspectors will be needed. This
does not mean that the contractors arc
dishonest or . incompetent; . but it vs.
jnerely a condition . which . the people
who pay for the work have a right to
Insist upon as a matter of busines?;
and which the contractors also ought
to insist upon. There will be work in
progress at dozen different points in;
the city, and it ought all to be watch
ed carefully by some one representing
the people. City Engineer Thistle
wood is not able to be in more than
one place at a time. Tbe underground
work especially needs to be carefuJly
looked after, for it will be hidden fio-n
view after it is finished. At a retvul
meeting of the Board of Local Im
vements Judge' Lansden. laid stress
upon this, and that it is worthy of con.
federation by Uie city council has been
demonstrated.
The sensation of the day H O at a
Cairo jury ban returned' a vendict of
"guilty" in a murder case, fixing the
punisnmeni &i ieatn. it is not a
pleasant sensation, more part'ecbry
since the verdict is rendered in a
caae wherein the. circmi.stancea of
the rrlme, although wrv bad. are
not much worse than they were in
some other cass wherin verdic's ft
acquittal were rendered. In his ad
dress to the grand Jury at the beniu
ning of last week Judge Butler spoke
of the habit of carrying pit tols as a
prolific cause of homicide and he waft
right; but undoubtedly, one of thv
l Strongest Influences toward .homicide
lis to be found in the ease with which
aen guilty of taking human life es
rape th law's penalties. Too often
pries permit, themselves-to be Jianv
horded by shrewd attorneys who
Weed in making the tor hn'calKles
i law outweigh the demands of jus-
and too often, also the efforts
friends or relatives go beyond the
tt of what h honorable In freeing
il accused. We have had too many
,lU'ts of acquittal iu. murder cases
Talro. Thft safety of society and
igood name of the city demand a
nr of tae other kind, where the evi l
8oim-eighty to on hundred labor-
is, and a large number of teams are
,it work grading and pioparin? the I.
O..U..U. embankment in the vicinity of
he town. The force was in the em-
loy of Maurie Brodeiiek and t'om
iiany.
The. Catholic church is rapidly ap
iros( dilng conipli tion. It is now on
tirely covered In. and ere locg v.'.
ha!i hear, pealing from its dome, tlv
-weet notes of the "merry churc'i
ell." , . -
June 7th, the steamer Michigan pass
ed up with several cases of cholera on
board. She buried a number of vic
tims between Cairo and New Orleans.
In the Cairo market, Hour was JS.Vi
t barrel, potatoes 75 cents a bushel
.orn in ear i' cents, bams in cents a
pound, butter 18 cents, coffee 1" cent
wear 7'2 cent, whiskey by the gal
lon, :;n ceuts, chickens $:;.un a dozen.
June lltli "the Trustees of the
I'resbytvrian church have given the
outnitt for the building of sail
bureh to Mr. YV. P. Davis, of Padueali.
It is to be completed in sixty das."
, Th.e cholera, or some disease r"
i.'inbllug it bruke cut umong the lalioi-i-s
of the Illinois Central road, at the
IVep Cut, 11 miles north of Cairo, and
resulted fatally in several cases. Some
of. the remaining laborers were seize!
wjth a panic and deserted the work
The Times published a list of it
subscribers who hud paid for the first
year. Among the names were; M.
i'.roderkk, II. II. Candee, C. Thrupp.
1". Corcoran. John Cotter. Pat Smiih.
Henry Devlin, M. Lefteovitch. Martin
Towers; John llovvley, C. Ilaiiny, .).
Spencer. C. 1). Arter ami 11. Whitcamp.
The census of IS jO showed the popu
lation ol Alexander county to be liCu;;.
ihete were lljllo white ingles. 1 1 :j !
whit" females, 53 color i malof jind
SI colored females. Cuiro coniaiiiiI
Hi .White iQak-s. flic white females. 1
colored male and 7 colored finales.
t tal 242. (a iUe county there -wore
10 public He.hoolS, -with 10 teacher.-"
and 2SS pupils. The annual income
for the support of the schools wes
?Si:',.
til ftlUt III 1 1 lf.ll 1 1 1 1 W.t ft
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s : LfCAL DECISIONS 5
Wrongfully .issuing .Marriage .Li
cense. in Jackson vs. Bannister, lid
Soutuwestern Reporter, t'C. a parent
brought an action acaiiibt a cb rk of
the couit for issuing a marriage li
cense to a daughter scarcely 15 years
of age. The statute of Texas makes
it a penal offense for a clerk to issu
a marriage license to a girl less than
IS years of age without tin- consent i,r
the parent, but common-law marriages
are valid. The court of civil apiK-aH
of Texas held that, although the clerk
committed an offense, the marriage
was valid. The parents, losing the
right of services by reason of the mar
riage, had no cause of "act ion.
Imputation of Knowledge of Attor
ney to Client. The maker and tlu-
dence the TRUE evidence clearly payee of a note employed the same
?arraxts it .attorney. It was contended that, as
FOK THE GIRL GRADUATES
We have an Endless Variety of Snow White
Paris Alouselme.s French Lawns,
Chiffons, Lingerie, Persian Lawns, and best line of
Sheer English Cords and Linens of all Grades, ever
shown in Cairo.. We invite a comparison of our un
matchable qualities or values. .
See our beautiful line of French Silk
Fans at 25c to 52.50 a piece.
BAM'L 'WW ITE
1 ilotibt if tliere is any lesson more essential
to tench in an industrial democracy like ours than
the lesson that any failure to train the average citi
zen to n belief in the things of the spirit no less than
the things of tin body must in the long run entail
misfortune, short"niing, and possible disaster upon
the nation itself. It is eminently right tliaf we, ns
Americans, should be proud of our material prosper
ity; and it is also eminently right that we should
pride ourselves upon our widely diffused and exceed
ingly practical system of education. I believe in both, but neither will
avail if something else is not added to the nation.
The material tprosperiiy is essential as a foundation, but it is only a
foundation, and upon it must be built the superstructure of ihe higher
moral and spiritual life, for otherwise in itself the material prosperity
will amount to but little. So with our edueniion. It is necessary that we
should see that the children are trained not merely in reading and writ
ing; not merely in the elementary branche of learning strictly so doll nod ;
nit trained industrially; trained ddeipiiiMv to meet the ever-increasing
demands of the complex growth of our industrialism; trained agricul
turally, trained in handicrafts, trained in headcrafts, trained to be more
efficient workers in every tield of human activity. But they must be
trained in more than that or the nation will ultimately go down. They
must be f rained in tbe elementary branches of righteousness; they must
bo trained so that it shall come naturally to them to abhor that which is
evil, or we never Mmll see our democracy take the place which it must and
r-hall take among the nations of the earth.
1 do not believe in teaching what can not be practiced. T do not want
ever to hear a man say we are to pay no regard to the things of the bodv in
life as it is to-day. On the contrary would tell every young man that
it is his first duty to pull his own weight: to take care of himself, and
take care of those dependent uioii him. He can not do anything for others
until ho has first made it certain that he will not bea Jnmlon upon oth
ers. I want to see a man able to earn his own livelihood. I want to sec
the woman able to do her part as housewife and mother. But all mv
plea is that the men shall not be content with merely that; that the man
shall realize that after a certain point has been reached the increment of
his fortune, the increment of his material well-lieing, amounts to but very
little compared to the result of effort spent in other directions.
Mayor, OEORCE FAIaSONP .. ..
Clerk, R. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS K. MA1IONI5Y
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST NOIIDMAN.
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22,467.
County Clerk, JES3I5 E. MII.UiR.
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK E. DAVIS.
State's Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
Coroner, DR. JAMES MeM'ANIIS.
County Siiperintendend of Schools
PROF. JOHN S.VYDER.
Assesir and Treasurer, FRED D
NELLLI9.
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Board of County Commlnsfonera.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
CEORCE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE-.
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYo
HELT LINK -ar duu to lrav Mtsooufl Ht.
niK uu.-th ou Ooinuierclitl At., ery It nun
lues hum $ . Ui. to 11 p. 111
OoiiiR north on Walnut St. eery IS mlnuU
tn'.iu B Cm in. to tu:A- p. iu.
POPLAR UT. Ll.VK-nolbr.k Are, car
In lettvs Six-mm HI- ralnir nttrt.lt uu aoibfiHi
.VT.. at :67; t.K; :4i; 7: i a. m, and 1.1
lime ulnoin T.ry hour until iU:vi and ll:lt
p tu.
Uotuir west on Twen.jr Klghth St. at 1:1
.1'J; :C1; and 7:04 it. oi.ttml oo tbiiHi uilu
blr crery licur uuttt JOOtl aud 1I:W4 p. ui.
T'ujilar St. v-i't dup to iia Mt. Wary i
H uunutra aftr lfeil!,K Sfconrt 8t, '
BKLT LISKOWa.CA! uurtta, (in Wn9l
ll:a0p. m.li:4 a.m.! 1:80 a. ui.; 1:00 a. u.
S ao a. m.: 4 m a. hi.; e :Q a. ra.
North on Oominvrclal li oo P- 1:00
in. a 00 a. in. g. 0(i . iu. 4.1)0 a. la. a a, ni.
Bait and Owl cars aro due to paaa Wbi
Thirty. fourth t. 16 suit'.uloa allor leaflt.i
Srfcoud bt,
'.he make r was Insolevut. and the at
leriiey knew of it. the payee wns
iirtrjjeiilde with notice which shout!
li-ivi- lieen imparted to ;i sunty. and
that a failure to do this operated us
a discharge, in the ease ot S liald v s.
( iii.eiis, Depot it i!ank, l')." South
vv stern Reporter, Lift, the court of
ripjieais of K'-ntucky held that the im
partial.' of such kiiowlod.ee hy an at
torney to another client would he a
violation of confidence and of legal
'hies, which th.' Court wculd not pre-
s'lllie.
Larceny of One's Own Property. In
Avers vs. State. .",; Southeastern Re-puj-ter.
!'JI, property had heeii let ie.l
e.pon tiy a i-omd.alde under im attach
inent. Defendant, after promising to
r -piety the property, muted it into an
i !lu r state. The court of appeiits C
i:.'0!K!.i hiM that, veil tliuiimi it whs
'.,s own prop"rty. the title, ludna i'l
l ie coilstalde, was SUlTieieut to su.i
tain a conviction of lan-env.
riilvcrsity, ."7 passed with a Krade of
7 j or lie'er.
'itox (,'ellege lias received a dona
t:i.u of lo.iioo ironi the General Kdu
ta:ioii Society of N'-w York, and wil
liet, an eipial .sum from Andrew Curie
fie toward a fund, of JlTcmm which
th" trustees are raisin??.
JUST A
FEW MINUTES
WITH THE FUNNY MAN
Purchase of Property by Wife of Co
Tenant. In Heaman vs. li'-ainati. 11
Southern Reporter. !'S7. intestate l-tt
i -. rtain realty i ut iitiil ! I iy a dee.i
o; trust. Plaintiffs and one of defend
:-ut:j W'-re , children. laiiiiin-' as
ti Hants lu'coiiuuoii. The property was
told under the t;-ii!-t deed ;tnd purcha.-i
d by the wife of detendant co-tenant.
I laintlffs sued to hate the deed called
I. The Supnuie Court of M:s.-,iss
ippi applied the rule tiiat one telrint
'.limd purchase an outstan lini: tit!"
a id set it up aiiuinst tle otle-r t-n
a its.
HEWS OF THE SCHOOLS
Whea'on toljepp i tudeiiis are tukitm
rart this year in six oratorical con
tests. '
P;i sident Prank ti. Unfiles o( IUi
:.ois Yeslean' College has resinned,
to take effect July 1.
Ptot. Edin E. Sia;l.s of Chicago
I'liiversity lias been elected piesiden;
id Petllis.tlv. (ilia S'ate Colli tae.
tjov. Ilallley ap'ared for the le--
luro course at the t.M- iiniveibity
March 12. lie Is a native of Cham
paijsn county.
. luveitiyation:; by superintend'-nT.'.
tiiow that fully one half of the boys in
tillage and city schools use tolmeeo
The sixth Kia.le pupils iu Lonsfel
low school. Oak l'.irk. are- puiio: lor a
I iano with money earm d by tle-ir own
'lands.
lAisconsin. Iowa. Kansas. Missouri
Hid Illinois will iiKiiue in interstate
debate tratory between notmal n hoo's
.t Macomb. Mny V.
Sidney has hut one senior this yen
and will present ,i pint iiistca.T of the
'isual hmh school pt-nhiatiii?: even-ises
with the you'if? lady graduate as the
star.
Of li'l youiit; men ho took the ,.x
amination at the corn school held at
the experiment station at the state
Vew Him Tolerantly.
1 see the ((dleu'e boy in black wl'h
lengthy football loots;
And trousers cut with lots of slack.
and flaritu purple .socks.
His dinky cap is next to nil; his ties
are loud and Kav.
I don't approte of Idtn. but st'll I
t'S'.d to dress t' at way.
The collide boy co.-e down the stree',
and. miie:l;n;? wi h the throngs.
B' stows on us a vo;il treat, cmi'tin?-'
plaintive songs,
lie fites his lass yell tvjfh a will
and makes a larsje disidav.
I don't approve of him. but still I
used to at that wav.
Method.
lote in the
I love mv lote in the springtime.'
So'"'
"Yes; its cheaper then. Oysters are
out of ueason. lloweis prow wild, and
the theatres are ruaniiii? popula;
pliod stock."
The
Mystery
of
Telepathy
By AUGUSTUS THOMAS,
PUrrri(hl, Author ol tbt "Witch
lot Mim..."
The present considerable interest in
telepathy and the rapidly increasing in
terest in it may make acceptable nt
the present time a simple explanation
of the action of so-called telepathic force,
and one according to the most plausible
theories thus far advanced.
Tbe vibratory wave theory, I believe, in
the scientific explanation of the transmis
sion of litdit and of heat and of electricity.
ly analogy it would be the logical expla
nation of the transmission of the force
that is operative in telepathic action. The
" most tenable theory, then, would seem
to be, and the theory most accepted by those devoting some attention to
the subject is, that a strong desire in one tujnd sets up in. the ether a vi
bratory nioiion that is transmitted to other minds, and 'induces in those
other minds a like mental slate. These mental waves may be transmitted
in a simple radiation as waves are transmitted from a central disturbance
in water, or thev may be direct, as currents sometimes are, in particular
directions through larger kwlies of water which contain the currents.
This general radiating action, these particular directed actions of
mind-waves and currents, according to the theory I am discussing, arc set
in motion both uneonsoiou-lv and consciously. The strong desire of every
individual generates them, as a rule, unconsciously. There are many per
sons, and an increasing number of them, who believe that they generate
such liienfal currents by their desires, and who purposely cultivate strong
desires with this intent. It is the theory, and it is the belief of these
persons, ilmt a mind in a negative condition that is to say, a mind not
possessed by any dominating desire cither good or bad is susceptible to
these mental currents generated by other minds, but that a mind domi
nated hv its own desire and purpose resists these outside influences.
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Anole Vocabulary.
.'-aid that the average mai
alonn with t tree hundred
"It is
can et
words."
'The aerat:.' New York man Ca'l
K' t nlonp wi'h tlii" l!radwav.'
'money' and lierce,' "
A Diplomatic Tramp.
"Why don't you vaninise'.'
I Slid
no
"Ah. madam, a beautiful woniari'p
no often means tes.7
Ib Cot the cold Vit
was ideadiim. and It
wanned oxer for him.
for whirh h"
as even
Explained.
Kluify Ruffles
Couus and suffice
In distressing v
But. by thunder.
Ti. tto WOlld' t '.
She was Qiu-f-n
f M-iv.
A Day Dream. .
' Why the rapt i-.pression ' in
'piired the first praftor.
I was buildinu' a astl.. in t'ie air."
.ll.s'.vei the second -'i ;ifier.
"And overcharsins?. eii. on all ma
toriais?"
Farming Literature.
'"That Acricnltural Department ain't
what its cracked up to be."
"Why not. Pelci;?"
' I wanted a sample prospectus fei
pittin' sunimcr boarders, but they
had nuthin' of the kind in stock."
Cou rie r-Jou rn al.
Japanese
Ideals of
By BARON TAKAHIKA,
Japin't AmbasMdor lo the U. S.
It is verv hard for a omen of one
country to understand clearly the govern
mental machinery of another. I doubt if
you clearly comphchend the workings of
the English government, and I am sure the
English do not understand your system
quite as you do yourselves. The forms of
government do not, after all, make a3
much itiffenuice as we have supposed. Eng
land, preserving the forms of .monarchy,
is us' democratic as America. The genius
of a people' may be. trusted to find its own
ways to express itself, in this affair of gov
ernmental organization. . 1 do not regard
it as fair for a citizen of one country to criticise the particular form in
which tin- government of another country is organized, so long as that
particular form seem able 10 serve its purpose without injury to the rest
of the world.
I mean to sav that, if there are evils in our government wlu'ch result
in harm outride of our country, then they should be criticised from out
side. Hut otherwise, the criticism should come from within. If the pres
ent form of our government does not suit the
Japanese, depend upon it they will get one that does
guit them. As a matter of fact, the present is
considered to suit the present need. Constitutions
grow, thev are not made in a moment. Your own
is recasting itself and reinterpreting itself anew con
stantly and progressively; why deny it? The Japan
ese constitution is granted by the emperor, and all his
lrtval subject confidently rely upon his wisdom to
propose nnv changes mi-essiry to adapt it to the needs
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AND RETURN
Sunday, May, 17,1908
VIA
Big' Four Route
Special Train leaves 6:00
6:00 p.
Returning, leaves
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