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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY MORNIN&, MARCH 3, 1909.
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
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, CIRCULATION 8TATEMENT.
Average number" of' compiote
and perfect copies nf the
Cairo Hulletin printed daily
srrff Sunday' during the year
' 19M .'...2084
Average numober of complete
and pci fct copies of The
Cairo' Hidletln ' printed ' dally
ami Sunday during the month
of January lOOn
, .2422
January
1 ..2454
2 2452
3.... 2DS7
4 2417
5 .244-4
6 227
7..... 2435
8 2420
( 9... .2430
i 10. 2380
,11 Slid
' 13 2416
I.. 13 24i!2
I 14... 2427
1 15..; 2421
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. 2170
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The above Is a correct statement of
the rrciilation of The Cairo Hulletin
(orlhe yeal- 1908 and for the month of
January, 1909. '"
CLTDR SCLUVAN,
T niisiness Manager.
Subscrlb"d and swtirh to before me
tiils Srd day of February!' 19T9.' '
LEO J. KLRB,
Notary
Public.
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at the fol-
The Bulletin is ort sale
lowirig places: 1 '
Coleman's, 214 Eighth Street
, Halliday Mouse News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant. - "
A RIJCOIID MAKER.
Last night's council' 'iiee'lrtK gi"
ptomise to prove a history tna'icf tcr
the people of Catroi l'iie v'nartnWMt,
on rrtotloii of1 Alderman NeliK of t! r
crdlnance' retllrlnK tte'trat'.i' c.'ni-
. .... .iti - w.!
IHllJf III IHll 111 tlll'l Ill.iliin'iu " -
. i Inra -frnnl' t'le' mains to the lot llri.V
will be jr.'ntrally applauded, bai uo
it will relieve' hrei.e owning of a 1 n'r -
den wMcii Mf'ns ' ' very f-.Jnsi lo'
th.m. - The 'idea' made fir II iC water,
t lUIfllJ , llHH fV IUII H i .'Hllllcl.l-.
decs' riot rltlvlde for 't'.ih .'expanse i
wiill he good' as a matr of Equity i
If not as a mater of law', previd d' It .
were true; bet, ' a --' The Pul'.-tli ! ' - -
polntfd cMt Kon:e time ajtr. whin the! Ths Elusive Octopus-In thv St n ;
ordinance wps' fli st brouj;'.' t vp', It will I aid Oil Company of Indiana v. V. S.
require much' stralnUs' oft' nnilr! lt;i V d ral it-porter. 376. the (or
idandlng to! dlseoveiJ hn;.-t!hln-! 1 1 ;h! ; i pc.iat'u n indicted for rec iv'uf; n n
chaiter ordinance' which voii'd o rr-' ce:-iiions firm a canier. It ai p 'are l
nt') agahist the people Ir libs mat'" r.f flint' (U'len.lo.ifa capital stocK was
Aa for1 its Verne a Mr-lsbli o'a the ; ?1.o 0mi. and its asset s w-r. net I
company, It' can w 'cabl' that if the 1 wims ( that s"m. The mao;ity 'f
gaa cempuny ran rt'.-nd it the va er ' it ' .capita' s tock was held 1 Hi"
compnriv can' Blr.o fttand" 1t. nl the !' Standard Oil' ompany of New Jen.ev.
pas coillpany lia'-"bef atw-a- ptitr'n? i whViie capital stock wan $loo tui'l e-' .
in artd mM:itPini'iiR) li e scrV.Ye pipes ' The latter wa, a .boldiiiK cemp-ia'.
wlthcttt an'Tf' compulsion from th The efTenrH win eonmii't d by t'a-n
city autnerities. : i't'itins oil in r, cars i.n b r ti e
. " ii itieal rat'. In the ladictmcnt n-d
The'othCi: tni'li'-cr ; Vf 'importan-e upon I'ent'ence. the nw f each car
is tl ohli-tanen intn-ilitccd by Aider- deaU with as a sepai ati offease.
man Orca-. raisinsr sa'oon li ci? m A'ltachinp the maximum pen iltv, the
an I l!Ce:trcs fcr rnaif orde -' er '.vho'C 'in-' acKi 'rf.ite l $29.M.'iO'. The
fab llqiir.r houses;' to 'ta'-e -ffrct on Tnit-d Stales Circuit Court of A
Jan. 1, 19l'i. ' This." a';n, is In In i lira's I dd (revcr.in? fie decis'on of
with poihilaf demand art.! wl'h fie' idse I andh,, 1" Fe l'iai U port- r,
prcHnlwn 'tiKodit f'f t dry. The or-' 5rtr,' ' I'"1 the .dfen' e comdted f .he
nance' Is r; t w hat it'' (honid bo hi the ' receipt ff the one: s -It n. and ini t -lornt
Ih'whbti ft' wW I itrluced. luted r slurlu transaction,
and trill' probab'y be i-iipVovci :i t'e, " , -
comrhltt?e. The chief fb'?' on to 1
Is ralslni; Ihc dra'ir'' slloji license l y
only' lion. ThYS, this' wl T yi'eM' an a I
(iltlonnl revenue rtf aboilt i1WY a-'-liually,
and the I icreas? Ih' w'lrl'rsl
rr mall order H'ceiii' vt will ybdd a
few thoiitand1' lder- iK'rhnoii V Toll
cf enont tlOritiflt tHe ct'y nee.'s
at rPa?-t f 1'5 'Mr) J nieY-1 f viue -in 1
tliht to have K 0 more, jn cr ier
to nifct ft! oMfsaM"n's".'Vf 1 pi-t vy, (
It should tiave' In (Te wav ; t
clcanhiir service, po'ie rervl-e, fr"
prc'tectiort, 'te." ' ' ' '
The iiy aut'initie , hi s" ( to nu t
the Bit'niatlon In a t.irdnrss :ik w v
They'ttnow what the'eify' n "Ms; I i
enny t loam wha' o will' ' erst t
ncet tw? ncMx."n-1 tho n'o"y can
be gotten. Onr thoiisand' Mlars a
year frrrct?iH dealers H C ilro '1 c
fo mre1fi It 1i 'iv t too rnirctl in CI I
capo; -It '1s' net ac rcch tinder 'r -CT.t
corMlitloi 1 hrre as iir J .": t h
ler the conditions pr'-VailTn'pf when
that nrm wa-flitetl an' the miitmnrh.
And 'Hie lin'tatieri and ' r feu'aMon
clautca' In this' new cr-sic?, if
proprlT enforced, will slve t aHie" f
a license h!'b It an not have under
pment con litions.
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March 3.
1743 lelcr Faneuil donor of Faieuil
Hall, died In Boston. Born in
New RoehtHe, N. Y. ia 1700.
18J7 -Independence of Texas receg
Iiized by the United States.
1SI3
-Congress appropriated $nl.0(M
to bull I Morse's experimental
telegraph line from Baltimore
to 'Washington.
-George C. Dewey made an I -hilral
of ,ie United States
navy.
I8H9-
Biography.
Edward IV. Brown, executive presi
dent of-the National Railways or
Mexico, was horn in Harbour county,
Alabama. March !. JSiii. Mr. Prown
first went to Mexico In 1SS8 a:i cugi
nprr for the Mexican National ra'l
road of Mexico the Mexican Interna
tlonal a id the Texas "Mexican rail
road.
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CAIRO IN 1875
till
(From The Cairo Bulletin publialied
by John H. Obcrly).
Patrick -McBlliei tt and Mhs Fin-
pi.- Aland were married in St. Pat-!
rick's church en Sept. 7 ty Rev. F. IT.
7.nl -el. D. 1.
On Sept. th Krnest H. P-U'-t of
Cairo ind Miss M'iry A. Glauber of
radi cal! were married :it the Catho
lic chilli !i in the latter citv. Tl'o
vent was f ,-i 1 1 1 to
crandestrf the M;
in the church.
been th"
wit tl' r,s"d
;d ever
The Hibernian Fire company elect
officers on. the night rf Sept. St ti
'flf these. Win. 'Me Hal", pi erdderit, i
'the only ce now residing in Cairo
; Hev. dins. A. Gilbert, II
. dee. M. K. fiilhrrt C Pink
; .tone and II I,. UaUidav
II. Can-
Inhn
went
i CMcnuo en P" t. 12 to attend a
' vciition of the niiHcopal church
!
Annng the pupils whose nane
l:i-ar orr the ill nf lienor of the TH:--fi-entli
sifoef (.'lamn'.'ir school. fo
hiivliiR attained a biuh sl"hol;ii!3hi
p'verace, were .H-ses Anirfo Kilev,
jiankie rtexfnrd. Ml lie Ford, Lillio
' ''"'l s' (i' ace Hewitt. Resa Go'd-!
I s'lne Pettie Alba.
Hob'Tt K-iinl and
Amandus Ja'c.kel.
The Cairo Punt In p association
while at practice in tho Ohio was pre
sented by their lady friends with a
beautiful silk set of colors. Col. J. S.
Hoardeh ma le the presentation
t-hhlf of the ladies. Capt. Frank
Howe replied in a happy maiiier.
f hf T1,r,"'l r,v" "'Bneer.
completed a map for the fdr" t
l
hid
com
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ibllck, Iron and wooden sewer
in the
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2 LECAL DECISIONS :
Suit Club a Lottery In (Ira it
State, Sou ',"vst ' rn Pop r
lofts, it appeared ' that an as-d
f.lili r, was operating a suit club
Ceirncetioi ith his bri dm ss. Ea -li
( f the Tt'i m inbers paid a n nt i.
Ort ont'Mday night niimbeis iviigiir;
if nf 1 ti ;.; were ' put into a hi ;.
Whi'cvCr 'held ' a number rorr r; c;i !
Iiig to one drrAn' from the bag te
f(ived a Milt'. If, a meniocr wr u;,
tfl'-ored ly ferlune in fhe diiwin
ho received a siiit'wheii In had laid
The f'ooit or Criudna' A
I ca's; of Texas, d clariii ; t'd ; s'Ji'ti;c
'l!e;al. held tin; every ,!iav. : i;
Whete mr-ney er proiertv is .fr - t
as prizes to be dist ribiite.l n- !,,,.,, . '
ceording to a soeinc.l si h( m f.r ;
darf.' anf a ticket or tiok-ts' s dd
which entitles th holder to men- y '
or property, and which Is ,i, .,.. i., '
on chance. H a lottery.
,. Annie Laur.
Annie Laurie was the ebif rf ihrnj
flaujrrj'ers of Sir Robert ! a t- f
MaTwelltnwn" Vss br-- j
cemb'ey l,'lfit. William Innn. rf
Ffrlgland ( Klrkcudhr'Et I, r- r-o tb
famous fonp. but Annfe mfrt'ed ),i
1709 James P-ranorf or Cr-Hzdio-orh
and w-a th motbr ff Alonidor rr
puson, tie boro of Pirn'
titled "The W'iifst." X.
fan.
"g fi
Amori
Bird's Gift of Oivinatlon.
Before a lfhtinders?or-iii the' Au
stralian humming bird covers the top
of Its nest wl'h cobweb, which is a
ncncctiductcr cf elctMeity.
!..Arn'fOH
(Jet a box of
Stearns' EleoMo
RAT and ROACH Pasto
nuaranteeil to exterminate cockroaches, rata,
mice, watarhutfa, etc - or moneT rofunuea.
I ,u. hri IK on. hot 1 00. "M TTWhr
or uriil iipkh !- on rclU f l""-
STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE CO,. CHICAGO. IlL
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Children are much more likely to he
made nervous than to be born ner
vous. There U no better equipment for
the little one who must win hi:-, way
In the world than perfect health.
A eonitenlaJ atmosphere in which to
unfold his own paiticular kind of
bloom is what the child's awakening
nature craves.
To be 'successful in exacting obe
dience, there must be no threats, nor
must anything be offered the child
in tho way of a bribe.
The mother who holds high the
i standards of the home Is she whose
example and Influence shape the ten
I dec minds of her little ones fur good
. or evil.
I One of the first rlu'ie, to her child
Is to spare no effort in her endeavors
to provide him with a physique fitted
to be the support and companion of
his nitnd.
One of the secrets of paining prompt
Ml
H. obedience from children is to make
If few matters points ' of contention. To
; overlook Is what the most success
ful mother knows how to do.
!
The child feels his own position
keenly when h loses self-control. To
aggravate his misery by blows or com
mands, when he Is not in a physical
condition to understand them, seldom
brings good results.
The green shoots appearing above
the brown earth of nursery tea and
gingham pinafores, are very tender,
and, as they grow, the mother must
smile on them, for If she turns away
they will niost surely lean out toward
sun and perhaps never bloom lu the
home tardeu at all.
Forestry in Japan, ;
Japan has longer than any other
country practiced technical forestry.
With extraordinary skill and absolute
success the authorities have for 1.200
years planted and cartd for the forest
trees. "The rer u'is," writes a corre
spondent of the Pall Mall Cazette,
"have beer, re.illv wonderful, for
tin-ouch the ''Xirnni Iv st dulotis man-!
.v. ...c-; i,a! the ku-.iwj dac nnil s.:''l $'
by d'grf f s Pttalned the financial gains
-to.e-lxJm very- largo. Indeed.- Not a
i
twig is ever wasted. The trees are re- i
gnrded as almost snored property, and
not a particle of any one of them Is
reenrded as rubbish, so close is the
utilization. Thinning and all depart
ments of arboreal culture are very
carefully conducted. At the end of I
PI years from planting' a wood lot Is
thinned by experts, and then ev"ry
five years th" proee-is is repented for
120 years, the average period of the
cultivation of a set eV tre"3.
B'gian Cbi'rlren.
ThN dolit-'ht In th" family life is
ehar-KforlNtle of nil lielglans. One
sees In Urn -sols and Antwerp mon
ideur promenading in the boulevard or
the hois wi'h a clear In his tnouth,
mndame b ailing on his arm. and th
children, half In hand, valuing se
daf' ly under the proud eyes of their
parents.
One llnds children in the restaur
anti and chtldren In the music halls.
The ideasures of father ami mother
rre shared always with the nursery.
To no junketing without fhe children
I would ai;e:lr to the Itelglan not only
sf'fuh but dull, li's happiness Is fhe
bappines! of bl" children.- He pees the
I eUeus hair wi'h b.'s own eyn and lialf
I with theirs. The : i y sin iiu; ,-md book
shops in Pruss'ls tell of the para
j mount part played by the child. The
happiness of this people Is the plea-
ure of domesticity.
An ignorance of Values.
"You t-houldiit have said you could
1:lr all 'he brains you red for $25 a
wek," said th New York politician's
friend.
"Why not?"
"Pecans" it's merely an Invitation
to coniebody with only six . dollars'
worth of brains to come along and
rhest yon." Washington Star.
I:
Comedy scene in "Texas" at Cairo
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? COUNTRY CLUB TALK
(For the Bulletin by X. Ray Faber).
Judge Paeon Talk among the peo
ple of this country just ncw points
to defects in Hie criminal law. Th '
law should be amen led so that in
telligent men may be secured for
.furors on important cases that, have
been cnnvas-ed by the public. Every
intelligent lawyer knows what. ij
necessary and how it may be brought
about. The bar association of llli
noio can secere the amendments t)
tlie crlmlr il law needed to discour
age homicides mid resort to lynching
in this state, lu the legislature there
are always lawyers enough to secure
the passage of any reaseiiab'e lav.'
desired. It Is time for tlie lawyers to
act and show their regard f"r th
public welfare, by having t'ie law so
a nendnd that Iht'dligent, mi who
keep informed on current events may
s tv;' on juries in Important criminal
cases.
lawyer Pangs YVm surpKsit me.
Judge. !t you expect us lawyers to
kill the fjoos-e that lavs the go'! ri
eg;? Do you expect, us to cut out a
ood sorrct! for our bread and !ei;
t'M 7 iio you ex'uet ii-? to fore".o our
most easy means for making a repu
tation? When we undertake the de
fense In a crlmiml cas; we must sui
ceed. i therwise there is no glorv In
it for us, nor prrif.v cither; for if we
have no reputation for winning cur
case; we cannot expect to have
clients. we clear a ir.urd'-p'!' he
dees not get on" without pmiishuio'it :
for we usually Impoverish him. and
frequently his near relatives :i 1 o.
Orr string hold is in tlie solotii. a if
the jury. If we get this to sui;. mit'di
of our brilliant work following in th"
trial is merely to furnish th" .'.:
with some reason for their verdict
and to raise dust for obscuring th"
isioi; cf Jh,. iiublie.
Judge 1 icon The interests ef I he
lawyers e r. elas are best served i
by maintaining respect for the law.
by i- 'inonstrating its efficacy. l et
it become fixed in the minds of the
public that great erimina's cann t
be punislied through the cour'. tSei
law ami. j, II of its attachments, or tlie
niii'-hinerv for its enfort eneuit u t.
to contempt. The.i come mob law,
night rid -is mid lynching; lawyer;
arc ift required to try either eri",ii
na! or civil cases. F'.uce ii? substi
tuted for law.
Pref. Crawford The plea for wo
man suffrage is. that it would scour"
belter enforcement cf the law and Im
prove the morals of tin .ole. WilW
I fie women as judges or on juries
there would be no swerving to the
right cr left, hut the law would he
strictly (iifeirced. Perhaps the expo-
hnent is worth trying. The trouble
s however, when you enter upon such
cxjitmwMil and it I nils ther is no
let racing of steps.
Capt. Jinks: The women. Cod bless
'em. wood make the dearest, sweotis?
jurors entirely; tiiey would always
turn, the murderer lcfiso. even if he
had murdered a od wife and all h"r
u lations When be came Into coin I
nicely groomed for the occasion, ai'd
looking as li'mct as a turtle dove,
ho would be an object of gnat int r
est (o the women jurors, and when
the patheijo lawyer fur the dele'e.e
appealed to their emotions they w-uM
feel like falling upon th" prisoner's
nee and weeping in sot row over his
sad plight. In bejng arralane I for a
crime by a brutal grand jury. When
women' become full citizens, having
the right to vole, to set on juries and
go to war. th" irirninal lawyers wid
rot need to know mm-h law. II"
would have to hve (be talents of
the evangelist or the temperance lec
turer.' His work then would lv easy
after he secured a woman jury.
Mai. Harris: A tub will have to te
tossed to tie-Cairo whab soon. Some
poor devil who floats to bis share nl '
cannot employ ;l lawyer will lie the
sor.peg'at.
Think of Living.
Reader! to' the" thyself, even now,
he (Oof the) fiqp )no counsel to give,
the secret nf whole poetic alrhe
mv: neiot:o rn b ben. Yes. "think of
iivlns!" Thy life, werr thou the "pl'l
fulest of all the sons of ear'h." Is no
Idle dream b-rt a so1mn resH'y. It Is
thy own; f Is sll tlmu bast to front
eternity with. Work. then, even as
he has done, and do"s- "Like a star
unh.njtins, yet unres'ipg." Carlyle.
Cannot Elast .'aro.e.
Blasting marble Is impracticable,
fhoFe who quarry it having to split off
blocks In the same method In vogue
when the Parthenon was built, more
than 2,300 years ago.
Gifts.
The arerare man always envies an
ofhor man If he can hone h( own
razors or do his ow n plumbing.
His Motives Misunderstood.
"Our pas'or is virh a thoneh'ful
man." said Mrs. Jenner Ie Ondreo
"When be Is pnlip to preach a mfa
fdonary sermon ad take up a colleo
tlon for the heathen be always an
nounces It two or ""Sree Sundays be
forehand." Oil on Troubled Waters.
Pouring oil on troubled wafers is not
a modern idea, riiny. Ai t). 23 to 78.
In his "Natural History speaks of the
good results of pouring til 6rT stormy
pea, and an incident of the kind is
nieD'ioned In a Latin book written 11
centuries ago.
, GERM:GATHERiERS IN GOTHAM " ..." ;
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For some time past, Mew York hac been making elabcrate efforts to keep
its streets clean. Varioutj appliances have been experimented with, and the
results have been tested bacteriologic.illy. Plates simil.ir to thore used in the
laboratory for making bacteria-cultures vere exposed in the streets in differ
ent localities, and the number of bacteria-colonies which developed on them
during exposure at particular 6F0ts before and after the streets had been
cleaned gave a ready, if scientifically rough, idea of the effectiveness of the
apparatus. Thus, in Fifth avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets, a
plate exposed on a windy day befora the street was cleaned gave 320 separate
colonies of bacteria. These were not necessarily of a harmful nature. After
the street had been cleaned, another exposure of a bacteria-culture plate at
the same spot revealed only 120 colonies.
ADDS TO HEARErtS 3Y ADS.
Fastor of Georgia Church Uses Precs
to Good Advantage.
Gainesville. Ca Rev. T. M. Elliott,
pastor last year' of the Methodist
church fit Villa Rlen and formerly a
member of the staff of Constitution
news -gatherers, has begun his year of
pastorate of St. Paul's church In
Gainesville in a unique campttlgp nf
advertising. Rev. C. P. Machmau and
Mr. Elliott exchanged charges for
1909.
I'ndor Mr. Mnchmnn the church
moved itr; loeaiion from West Myrtle
8i root to the heart of the town, buy- I
itig V'o former Presbyterian church j
t.i.o and iiuiieie.g. The new Firs! Meih- j
odlst church has been ..complete:! in j
Green ptroet and the congregation hen '
moved from the old quarters. There !
was no (hurch of 'his denomination In j
the ir.rt of the dty jiew nerved by St. j
Paul'3, which has taken on new life j
and increase J oiithusias.ri. j
Mr Elliott has covered the 'own j
wl'h t'cd.'ers advertising the St. Pa"'.'s :
location, services rind other data eo:i
Corning the work or-the new year; h
has utilized the local press for a quar !
ter page advertisement of St. Paul's '
and is altogether proving himself f-urh i
an ontori'nsing. wuie ,iwhk'.: ivnun
along up to date but hitherto unem
ployed lines tba St. Paul's Is attract
Ing more attention than ever and ob
taining larger congregations than have
ever been known iu' the hi.itury of the
church.
TWO DOLLARS IN BIRD NC8T.
Ohio Man Thinks Bdl One He dropped
in Michiijan.
Saginaw', Mich. Whiio doing repair
work at the plant of a cold r,tora';e
and produce company, n workinman
found the remnants of a $2 bill lining
the ties' of a sparrow.
The bill, or what, was leP or It. was
fakin to the bunk and rudeep.ed. P. W.
Hiinsickov of Akron, O., read of the
find and wrote:
"It amused in" when I read the arti
cle, for if recalled to my mind th"
lo.Mie: of a f' bill on Easter Siindav
las' year while in Sro-imuv at church.
"l td..:- .-one oil . .;.- !N;t bo
f.ave the bird a $2 '. w; which to
btie her rest, I r.baU !':s.,iyS think sho
used my $2 bill."
Hen Is ChaTpion Layer.
Now York.--Mrs. G.-erg.. W Apple
ra'e has an indii trioti:: and roir.rnora
five hen. Since f) 'ceu;her 3 this lion
has laid CO eg-:s. Ai;iKiugh she hie
bea' n all reeotd? a' laying eggs, sl-
is im ilest and retiring, and so far
from boasting that she emitted not
even a tackle. Mrs. Appb'pate was
astonished to find !2 egss In the hen's
nest the other day nt sundown. Gasp
ing, she stared at the hen.
The hen. with a suspicion of a smile,
ook"d Mrs. Applegate as if saving:
"I'm ra'he;- fruitful, eh?"
No nervous eollap.-e threatened the
ben. She preserved her mental pnisn
aid. attending to business strict lv,
laid seven mor eegs during the night.
She kept up th" continuous perform
anee all th next day; 12 eggs were
the outcome.
The hen nov app'ars to. be In a
good, healthy condition, bn' there Is a
Jrorf'irs air about her. which seems
to indicnfe that she l disappointed at
no' boring bn n able to lay any mora
"gf! i ince.
Birth cf Slavery in United States.
Slave, y began in the Cnitoil S'ab
tn 1C'9. hen a I'nteh tra.-iltig vtost!
o.d 'j rUigiov ia iriuitL
4 $
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10 CHECK TYPHOID
VACCINATION TO BE TRIED IN
ARMY CAMPS.
Military Authorities Decide That Amer
ican Troops Can Be Immune
and Seek Volunteers for
Treatment.
Washington. Immunization against
typhoid In army camps by vaccination
is to be undertaken by the military
authorities.
The whole matter Is to be frankly
put before the army, and Individuals
are to be Invited to volunteer for vac
cination. No soldier or officer will be
ctavipcllod to submit to anfi-typhoid
vaccination against his will, but an
effort will be made by lectures and ex
amples to show tlie soldier the advan
tage of availing himself of such a sim
ple and easy way of escaping one of
the worst and most dreaded of army
camp diseases. These measures are
to be taken us a result of the recom
mendations of the board of eminent
physicians appointor to consider
measures for preventing typhoid fever
In army camps. It ij named at the
Instance nf Prig. Gen. Robert M.
O'Reilly, then surgeon general of the
army, and included in its membership
were Prs Victor C. Vaughan of Ann
Arbor, Wfiiiam T. Councilman of Bos
ton, John' If. "Musser of Philadelphia,
Alex ander Lambert of New York,
Simon Fh xnr of New York, and Wil
liam S. Thayer of Baltimore.
A summary of the board's onelusions
were made public recently. This
points out the well-known fact that
both during the civil and the Spanish
American wars typhoid fever prevailed
to r. great e-;ont amr ::t the troops,
espi'ially ; tor rg tlie your! 'ter men in
reeir-.' .it.' fifiily recni'ert. Old sol
fliers were not often affected, and us
regiments learned how to take care of
themselves tlie disease tended to di
minish. In times of peace, when tho army
Is stai io tied at its various garrison
post- 'hioughout the country, the re
port la-.v, flu-re Is b s.-: than , half us
much typhoid anion" soldiers as Is
found among tba' p.-rt of the civil pop
ulation of military ag". j;,, unfor
tunately, the moment the troops po
Into camps and large numbers of new
and untrained men are recruited and
mobili.ed the conditions change for
the worse.
It ha'.- long been recognized, says
the report, that a person who has
one." had the tvpboid Is practically In
sured against a second attack and the
m- dioal prof, s.-loil has now found In
anfi-typhoid varclnaiion a simple ami
hriniless way or artificially inducing
almost this same amount of protec
tion. In the last few years 15,000 men
have been treated in this way with ex
cellent effect and without a single un
toward result.
Texas Dfals Blow to Elopers.
AiKi'ln, Tex. A blow was dealt to
Texas elopers by the s'ate legislature
when tho house recently passed a bill
Introduced by Representative R. L.
Cable reiuirtng all patties rontemplat
Ing matrimony to give ten days' no
tice that tbev intend to apply for a
marriage license.
Danish Proverb.
A fool oi.ly wins the first game.
Good I !y.-or and Business.
A roi'n v.-phout a tn-lling facts must
Lt ci .', a ih :"l:'u:. d I'roverb.
OFFICIAL DIRECTOKt.
Cairo, Alexander County,
Population 16,147.
Illinois.
Clerk. IL A. lIATOirEJL
Treasurer. THOMAS H. MAHONEV
City Attorney, FRAiVK MOORE.
Comptroller, KRNEST NOR I M AN.
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. EGAN.
ti ft.
Alexander County, Population 27,467
County Clerk, JESSE L. ATILLEU.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Khcriff, FRANK E. HA VIS.
States Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
County Superintendent of Schools,
PROF. S. E. CiOTT.
Assessor and tn. :7f . yiUiiJ L.
N ELLIS. J
Board of County Commissioners.
J. .1. JENiOLLE, Chairman.
c. r. yKvr.
DR. 1f'WIN GAUSK. dw
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BOOTS W SHOES
Manufaciured. -Repaired.
Work m ally ftml ipilckly rlono by
machine or hy Ii.iihI. Iirlng your
Slim s lu re turn lu need of repairs.
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Gold Crown :
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Silver Fillings
Gold Fiflings
GO NOT lo Ihc LEARNING DENTIST
BIT COME th DENTAL EXPERTS
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813 Commercial Ave. Near Ninth
Yon will know the place by
Hi e large tooth at the door
HOME PHONE 673
OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS.
Lady Attendant.
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