The Cairo Bulletin (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928
January 14, 1904

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f THE CAIRO BULLETIN. BEST EQUIPPED JOB OFFICE... Daily Service OF THE L ASSOCIATED PRESS IN THE CITY. VOL XXXVI. NO. 21. CAIRO ILL.f THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1904. ESTABLISHED IN 1868 CARMACK MAKES I to any naiion Mich language as the senator from South Carolina had Hand I Senator Spooner insisteil the presi Cliargcs President with Attempt dent was right in contending that to Cause War. SPOONER MAKES REPLY DEFENDS CAUSE TAKEN BY PRES IDENT AND HIGHLY LAUDS HIM. lfy Associated Press. Washington, an. IS. Panama was again today the principal subject of consideration in the senate, and. as on yesterday, the debate was spirited. Senator t'armack opened proceed ings with a set speech in a pointed criticism of the president's course, and was followed by Senator Spooner. the only other speaker of the day. in a defense of the president's action as law abiding and in defense of the president himself as "a patriotic, brave and true man.'' Senator Tillman freipmntly inter rupted Spoiler, ami there were a mini Iter of sharp encounters- between them When the senate adjourned the Panama Question was still before tie' senate, and It was announced that dis cussion would be resumed t imorrow after the disposition of the postoftice department inquiry resolution. Before the Panama subject ami taken up tin ire was a brief but lively discussion between son and Scott of th Senators Patter labor troubles in 'olorado. In discussing the Panama question Senator Cannaek attacked the presl dent's course, and declared that never lor oue moment did hi con sider any plan that had in it so little of tin strenuous and sesational as the execution of the law." Senator Cannaek contended thai the president had not contented him self with recognition of Panama, but bad Intervened. "His acts were imi simply offensive, not simply cause lor war. hut they were war," lie .abl "As a matter of fact, there never was uny Insurrection on the isthmus." .-aid Cannaek. "They speak of the rising," he said, "as the act of one man Very true, and MUM one mail was the president of the I'nited States He went on to say the president's course in this mat tor was not merely an act. but a pol icy. and indicative of his character It was not i leant for Colombia alone but was the beginning of a system ol Intermeddling with affairs of the conn tries of Central and South America and IttCl a policy must inevitably in volve us in war, not only with South American nations themselves. but with European nations. Senator Spooner replied to Car mack, saying he had felt regret at bearing criticisms of the president who had registered an oath in heaven to discharge bis duties. Senator Car-1 mack bail made a sinister and UMUp ported statement when he said thai this country had logun a systematic j encroachment on the rights of South American republics No man had stood more consistently for these re- j ptlhliCS than bad President Roosevelt Setmtoi Spooner instanced the course of the president in the Veno tielstl difficulties. No president in OUT history had stood more staunchly for the Monroe doctrine Senator poofter also gave attention to the charges ol disobedience of the law by the president. The only enemies he bad in MM United States, said Spooner. "are the result at his obedience to and enforce Banal of the law. He has thought not of himself, but only of his oath. The president has heen elected by the Re publican party, but." added Spooner. "he is the president of all the country, anil he is entitled to fair and decent treatment as the chief executive of all the people. "As ,"tthor of the Ipooaor act." the speaker said, "he wished to express tiis opinion that the law had not heen violated by what the president had lone" After reviewing the events relating to the canal negotiations, Mr. SMHner asked whether any senator would have turned his back on Pan iima so long as there was a bill pepd- j int in the Colombian congress, and In put the nuestion especially to Senator Tillman, who was on his feet Senator Tillman said he would have entered into negotiations with Nlca rajrtta and would have reported back to congress for further instructions. He would then have said to Colombia: "Ton are a mangy lot get oft the face if the earth: we'll take the country and build the canal." After a minute's pause Senator Spooner said that while he could not accept the senator's language he con pro: Ldnnt'i ppnttttw. Senator Tillman called attention to Ipuoaof'l position, and tin1 latter re plied that it was because he was think ing how thankful we should be that i we haven't a president who w ould MM I Colombia's failure to ratify the canal I was because of the spirit of the treaty 'of 1810, because New Grenada had sought thai treaty for her own pro tection He contended the president had neither intervened nor committed an act of war against the Republic of Colombia. He declared the honor and interests of the Cnited States required that a president should do just what Theo dore Roosevelt bad done, and that the president had acted within the const i tution aud the law in all he had done in Panama. "The attack on the president.'' Spooner went on. "is so virulent and inexcusable that no reasonable expla nation can be made of it except that of partisanship of the bitterest kind." He invited the opposition to test the question by an early vote, and closed with a reference to the president as "a brave, patriotic and frank man. who tries to do what the law de mands. Discussion will be resumed tumor row. THE BRYAN WILL CASE Probate Court at New Haven Asks for Written Arguments Touching the Bennett Will Case. H Associated Press. New Haven. Conn Jan. 13. Argu ment for ami against the removal of William J. Bryan as executor of How-ill of the late Philo S. Bennett were heard It) the Probate court and the court Instructed counsel to submit their argument In writing, after which a decision might be rendered. The chief argument ol thr counsel for the Be&nett heirs was that Mr. Bryan was under onth to carry out the provisions of the protested will, and that In his contest of it he was violating his oath as aaecutor and should therefore be removed. Mr. Bryai Is trying to establish the validity of a bequest id' 5O,OO0 made to him by a supplementary letter, which bequest the court has refused to recognise, counsel for Mr. Bryan held the Probate conn would be greai ly embarrassed if it should remove Mr. Bryan ami afterward the Court of Appeals should sustain the contention of Mr Rryan. CHURCH IS PROSPEROUS Presbyterian Church Officers Sub mitted Reports Last Night Board of Trustees Elected. A large congregational meeting ws Id last evening at the Presbyterian chttreh, Reports wen- made by a rtotis church officers showing that in sddJtlOO lo a liberal amount eon tributed for benevolent and mlssi.ui ary work during the last year that over $7. ROD had been raised for gen eral church purposes. Of this amount about $4,!mhi was spent for repairs and improvements. Including the new pipe organ, which cost 2,30O. The nieiiiiiers of tin- church much gratified al the prosperous, dition disclosei' by the reports A new board of trustees wai led d. The following are its members W. H. Sutherland, president Judge VY. S Dewey, secretary; Charles Cun ningham. R A. Cunningham. I Carey. William Buchanan and .1. (i Holms n, After the business of the meeting jvas transacted refreshments were Served by the ladies of the church. NEW UNIVERSALIST OFFICE. By the Associated Press Boston. Mass.. Jan. It; (ice. field sccortary of thr ist Church in America. WW A new of-1 Cntversal 1 created by Universal- j the board of trustees of the ist g'-ncral convention at it lere todav Rev. ('barb- meeting Kiwi Hid Nash. id). President Lombard College, I ".alcshiirg. III., was appointed to the iftice He will have charge of the or maiziu Interest of the entire de nomination and will pay especial at enik-n to the financial needs of the church. EMBEZZLER SENTENCED. By Associated Press INI Mountain. M'ch Jan II I H. Carey, ex-treasurer of Breiting township, who pleaded guilty of em- tiezziing $:!.imio of township funds, was today sentenced to three years in Mar nitctt'- prison gratulatod him OH Coming tn the T Building Inspectors I'ai'cd Their Duty. in POSSESSION ASKED FOR MANAGERS WANT TO ADJUST IN SURANCE AND REPAIR BUILDING. By Associated Press Chicago. Jan P'. Mayor was a witness today In tin theatre tire inquest. His Harris n 1 Iroquois evidence Bit omitted Williams i related chiefly to reports to him by Commissioner which declared uone of the theatres in Chicago fatly complied with the terms of the building ordinance, but the commissioner made no recommea dation that they be closed or their licenses revoked. The mayor corroborated Williams statement that the office ol the com Bile loner was poorly supplied with help, and said there was no way lh which assistance could be procured ex cept through lprg"t- appropriation by the city, and this, in the present state of Chicago's finances, waa out of the nuestion. Wiliam J. McAllister, secretary of the building department of Chicago, said there was no record kept of the construction of any buildings, save the reports of Inspectors. In the case of the Iroquois theatre no report was brought to him In reference to that building before the ro. The managers of the Iroquois the j atre today, through their attorneys I made a demand upon CoKNMf TwngW for H)ssessioti of the theatre building Tnry declared there was insurance losses to be adjusted and repairs to be made and th'-y desireil to get aboui this work as soon sis possible Assistant State's Attorney Barnes, in behalf of the coroner, said the ad justers could visit the theatre at any time, tun that neititer they mir anv other person would be permitted tod alter existing conditions in the build ing until after the conclusion of thi coroner's Inquest THEATRE MANAGERS Wil l .SUE Hy the Associated Press. Chicago. Jan I". -Suits against the City of Chicago for financial lo caused by the order which Bcildlng Commissioner Williams issued Jan. 1 closing every theatre in the citv. will be brought by many of the manager and owners of plays whose i u u;e ments were liooked in Chicago dur Ing the last two weeks. Thi stat-meni uiad" t- nier R00UOS NO 5 v. who are in intimate touch with the local theatrical situation Since all of the manigcrs are non residents, the cases will be taken be fore the federal court? The brief i of the plaintiffs will lie based on docil ments. one the license to conduct a play or amusement costing $:!0o. aud which has in no case been revoked by the authorities, and the other a certificate of inspection ol the fire department, which hangs framed near the main entrances of the downtown theatres, and which states, over the signature of that the hotisi 'ire Marshal Musham, is safe as lo fire pro- tect ion. Tiie South Congregational church, a handsome edilice on Drexcl boulevard was today ordered closed by City Building Commissioner Williams. In sufficine; exits and exits opening in ward were the causes assigned. DIG MANUFACTORY CLOSED. By the Associated Press. Chicago. Jan. IS -The Chicago of fice of Still well Pierce and Smith-Val-leeti. Dayton. manufacturers of steam pump beaters, was closed on a wiit of attachment secured by H. W. Caldwell .v Sons Co, of Chicago, and Merchant Co.. of Philadelphia, on claims exceeding 111,60. The con cm against which the attachment is issued is a New Jersey corporation and has a capital of 13,000,060. BUN ON BANK STOPS. By Associated Pre! Superior. Vla Jan 13.- The run on the savings departm- iii of the Kits! National bank, which started yester iiioi Ding, bank paid has entirely out 13X5,000. subsided. Tl iftfft MORE ELASTIC CURRLNCY. KNOX REPORTS, WANTS HELP Detailed Statement of Expenditures Made. Showing How $26,000 Has Been Spent, By Associated I'ress. Washington, an I t. httoHWf-Gcm-eral Knox today transmitted to tin house his reply to th" resolution ask ing for information regarding the man log net- in which he had expended the Special appropriation of HAtMM for anti-trust prosecutions. A detailed statement of exp toll tures shows Ji!."-.''."- ha- bei-n dis burses! from Hi" appropriation. 11 ive-. th' names of those Who eC"iV-l various amounts and submits a stale ment describing the nature of the casen prosecut' d Th" attorney gen era! recommends s permanent in reAse in the force of his department, savins: It would result in more satis- factory work at ROM eT;nse He recommends a new "assistant attorney general." to take charge of this class of work, also an additional assistant attorney general and addi tional ecrt III SERVICE A HUMBUG I I Declares Hepburn in an Attack on Appropriation. PARACRAPH STRUCK OUT PROVIDING FOR EXPENSES OF CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION AND PAY OF CLERKS. By Associated Press. Washington. Jan. I! debate lasting three today in the commit! itor a lively in s the house f the whole. by 78 to 65, struck out the legislative, exec ntive and judicial appropriation hill uric vlei paragraph providing for the sal i and expenses of the civil ser commission, and clerks employed under the commissioners This action MM taken on motion of Representative Hepburn, of Iowa, lie was supported by both Republicans and Democrats, both in speech and on the vote Those who spoke in oposil ion to the civil service system as it now ex tl wen- Hepburn. (Rep, Iowa): Hrosverer. (Rep., Ohio) I Bartlett. iHem, Ua.l. Among those speaking for the seiivce were Cooper. (Rep. Wis); Hillette. tRep., Mass. I. Notice area given by Representative Bingham, in charge of the bill, that the yea and nay vote will be demanded on the amendment striking out the provisions for the exp' use at the civil inn ice ported commission the 1111 1 In the house No conclusion was reached In com millee on legislative hill. In concluding his Speech on Hep burn's motion to strike off the ligisU live bill paragraph providing payment. r the expenses of the civil service eonimi.-e-i"ti. Representative tlrosven or, said. "When this law went Into effect tie expenditures under the bin now pond ing here amounted to about twenty millions dollars: today it amounts to thirty millions: and we are told the reason for that Is that Id per rent, of this amount is paid to men absolutely worthless t't the public service, so thai we haw- practically a civil pen Una "II is enough to say that pp-:iii turfs under this sv.-iem hive Increased thirty jx-r cent If is. 1 1 1 II Ugh, to say that unib-r thi-- system of wrongs and outrage nnd irregularities and crimes 'hat are charged today, if they did not originate under civil service ad ministratbm. have been rovm-or! through the administration of that sys tern up to date Representative Hepburn in the course of hH address d--be1 that he was not inclined lo crtirise the heads of the commission, "but civil service, j as it is administered is a fraud and j a humbug" "Representative Hepburn r feted to an interview he had with the head ot j a department having over (08 clerks j who had stated that he had fifty elwhl VtO could not get to their desks if: the elevators in the buildings were i B0t running, and that if should be per I mttted to select his own force he could do all the business with Ml clerks Representative (illicit, of Massachu sells, chairman of Hie committee on 1 j reform in civil service, wanted to know J why the head of this department in ipiestion did not make his own seb-e- i lion? Hepburn replied (Illicit knew as well as any one else that this could 1 not be done under the practice which j prevails, although the law might per-1 :nit it Representative Cooper, of Wisconsin, wanted Hepburn to star why he did not advocate legislative reform. Hepburn' replied hotly that with the present makeup of the e-m- mittee controlling such h gislation. it uhl b- done was well know n not bin along that line. Representative (Illicit favored merit rather than patronage svstem He ail mitted the system was not perfect, and would not oppose a bill amending the law. He did not think any good would come from striking out the paragraph providing for commission expenses. COINC TO FICHT TEBEAU President Sexton Postpones the Lcayue Meeting Indefi nitely. Lincoln, Neb. .Ian (J There was an exodua of base ball men from I. in coin today, but it is only temporary In the face of an Injunction secured io Qeorge Tebeau, no meetfjbgof the Western league was possible, but Pyo.s- Ideal Beaton and bis colleagues gpeWi the dn) In con fe rem and among themaolve with lawyer: as lo the best way lo meet the issue President Sexton declared the meet ing Indefinitely postponed for lack of quorum Mr Sexton and two m throe franchise holders will return on Sun day prepared to light the case in court on the day following, aii declared there will be no compromise with Tn- beau, and all seemed certain tin- in junction would be dissolved Charles Nichols, who controls the Kansas Cll franchise hut who is to manage the St. Louis National league team, said it made no diltoroncs whether Tebeau won or lost, flu- West era league would go on. as a commit tee was empowered to admit Lincoln and Sioux Cit without tl formal meet ing of the league. Tebeau said if would be a finish light. NO VOTE TO THE NEGRO Marybetd Lcyislature Will Adopt Plan to Practically Dismfranchies the Blacks at Elections. Hy Associated l'reaa. Annapolis. ,M Jan I.: The action ol the Democratic members of the Maryland legislature, who met in con ference made it evident thai the solid strength ol tin- party Is behind the movemeui to take away flu- right o suffrage from the negroes as far as thai can be effected by constitutional slips. The pin DO conference was called for tin of considering Ibis plan and BOCrntM senators and ib Icgati tin Dm&oeri who coinpoi w h de hod) over I il lee filths ol lie were unanimous in its favor tonight It was suggested by Attorney (o iici at Bryan than an amendment be puswd through the legislature and be submit ted to a popular vote afterwards. The test of the right to vote under this plan la ability to read and write After a discussion th- plan was adopted FIVE BODIES DISCOVERED. Victoria B C. Jan I Two tug" with their flags at half mast hav- H 1 rived from s cruise in the straits with five more bodies of victims of the Clallam dt.-aster which were reeovereii Thcue have bam identified as Peter l.a Plaute of Kriday Harlsir: N P CI,,,,, ,.t V i,,t i .,,rM. tn Mi 1 snd steamship owner: Miss Hill, who Sjjgpe front San Kram lsco to testify In! ih- Hn-iier Itiinsmuir will 0009; Harvey So- Invasion of the rial i lam. a brother of Capt Sears, owner and master if the Mini" Mm lock, of Iron m Miss dIG RAILWAY DEAL RUMORED. By the Associated Press. Milwaukee, Wis.. Jan. 13 The "Sen ttaol publishes a rumor that the Perc Marquette railroad contemplates pur chasing the Wisconsin Central. N" di-taiN or" known CIA BELIEVES P E Russia's Violation of Pledges Undeceives Htr. JAPAN IMPRESSES SHIPS FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN CONTEMPLmTING OFFER OF MEDIATION. By Associated Press Pekin, Jan 13. The forecast of Russia's position regarding Manchuria tabled by the Berlin correspondent of the Associated Press January 11, oo- incides witli the Information receive.! by the foreign legations, and al-o strengthens the Impression thai war At the Japanese legation no effort is made to conceal Ho- belief that war is expected. The crisis of the sit latitat is still Russia's refusal to ad mit the right of Japan to a voice in the settlement of Manchiiriau affairs, vhich Japan com biers one of its most vital interests, and to sustain which the Japanese government is deter milled to resort to arms is necessary. The maintenance of Chinese neu irality would banish the spectre of Russian occupation of Pekin. which is greatly alarming the Chinaa nod causing some uneasiness at the lega tlooa, since in anticipation of the vent of Russia s approach the court would leave Pekin. and the capital would be removed to the interior. Russia's Strength Exaggerated, By Associated Press London. Jan 1:1. Thi Times Pehlo oorronpoadenl ,ays: "Russia's no lltlon in Pekin Is now A remarkable Etna, and th" change in Chlnaj Hide Is srrtklng Tim In w.oiinu'vi hit Ion of all her pledges has ilnallv tn deceived China and thrown her into the arms of Japan. "While Japan's preparations are "omplete, Russia is not ready. There is great confusion on the Manchnrtan railway, owing to difficulties at Ijike Bailtal, and few Russian troops In the lar east have succeeded in landing Russia's mililai strength east of Lahe Baikal is exaggerated b Kuru BUM new simpers." Japan Answers Russia. London, Jan. 1.1. A dispatch from roklo tn Renter's Telegraph Co say lapan's answer to Hie last Russian ante was handed litis afternoon to :iaron De Rosen, the Russian mints 'er. and that negotiations will he con inued without any time llnill being st lot their termination The demands which Japan Is -.aid n have made, according to reports mblfsheil abroad, have caused some arprlee in Tokio, according to tbe llspatcb, and it is now stated that lapan never asked for the evacuation if Manchuria, but, on the contrary, rankly recognise Russia's seolnl interest there and her right to pro tap) them Japan only demanded the realhM imi ot RntMhVl voluntary pledges re--peeling China's territorial integrity In Manchuria and freedom of resi dential rii:hts and International trade tin-rein Will Offer Offices of Meditation. Paris, Jan 1.!.- No action has vet ecu taken In decision of meditation id ween Russia and Japan, hut it i earned th" powers desirous of peace ti the far east are considering the lesirability of such r. step. Thus far the representations of Irani Britain has made to Japan, and 'ranee to Russia, have U-cn in the ie found for terminating the dispute, ather than in the direction of un-di alien i was stated positively onlay that io representation of a tnedttntor) hatacter had yet la-en submitted KK is it exa cted anything of the kind vould he don" until after contents of he Japanese reply tn the latest Rus oan note had become known. If ituation warrants th"n. an effort at meditation will be made. Then -i-i-pi to doubt -m h su p w ill I- permissabte Aithoot Riving offense to either dls potnnt under terms of The Hanc convention, lo which Japan, as welt ts Rio sin. was a signatory. War Not Popular M Russia. By Associated Press St. Petersburg Jan II -There i strong discontent with the govern ment s policy among the majority of 'Continued on Third Pngal WAR

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1904. THE CAIRO BULLETIN Established 1868. Publitacd Daily b Toe Bulletin Company at B. W. THIELECKE, Managi.ij; Editor. Subscription Tt!tr-: One week by carrier laCente. One month by carrier-- DO Cents. One year in advance J6.00 Weekly Bulletin, Jl.V) per year in advance Entered at the Coir.' Po.teffi.-e u Second-class Mail Matter. DONT GET MAD If things do not come your way al ways try the harder, in a deliberate, business-like way, to make them come. The right kind of an advertisement in The Bulletin will have a tendency in that direction.. Try the Sunday or the Easter Bulletin. There is reason to believe that the theaters of the country have never been so safe as they are now. it is growing a pace boom. Correspondingly boom has less bulgency. Manna tosevelt If it were left to the American mule It Is safe to say there wen! be no war. it, and this, too, after having been Matters of interest in connection relieved eveu ol the specific leal ob with the Popularity Contest for The ,gation tJ protect tho artim.iai" em. Bulletins tree pn.no win oe lo.mu in another column of litis morning's is- Slll Next Sunday's Bulletin will be anusually attractive paper, full an of special features and with a comic sup- element for the children, Thi spfen did Baator Bulletin should also kept in mind. jr be 2She news from Washington this morning Senator Tillman is quoted as saying that in the president s place he would have told the Colombians: "You are p. mangy lot; get off the face of th? esrth." Senator TiHtrp.';; in dorsement of the president's coursi will not carry much weigh in minds of most thinking people. Col. Frank 0. Lowden will be In Cairo this evening and will be given a hearty reception by the Republican! of the city at the Halliday. He will be here most of the afternoon and un til late in the night, meeting the vot ers, ami there will be an interchange of pleasantries between him aiel them. The programme for his recep tion is not elaborate, but it will in sure him proper consideration and will probably bring him in contact with nearly all whom he needs to meet in order to learn Just how thii stand "Theodore Roosevelt, lie man. writes Richard H. Yancey. ;i rtoufi proposition Uiat this country ha; come Uxn against. His dangerous personality will constitute the chfel issue in I he m-xi pt e.ni"nUal cam paign. It has been said that th Democratic part) was in search .f an Issue on, which to join battle with the Republicans, and if I hat be tnn lie president has In his own person fur nished it. Mr. Charles M. Harvey, in a recent, article in the Atlantic Month ly, made note of the fact that all presidents twice elected have accen tuated their personal tendencies In the second term. What Mr. Roosevelt may do if encouraged by a re-election, and th indorsement of a popular vet' is, in the light of what he has alread) done, sufficient to give all r.ober minded Americans pause Conditions at thf nlon tlepot "u lower Ohio levee, where the Mine.' Genirat, Mobile Ohio and '.tt-ui B' i tiiO.e ineentiate. hdr be. m He EtUbjei t of nomc i- Irii tine!, h; an averting run tempo tar; He- tce.med Ctti.-n No doubt ii r..n.i Don; iii b" betterment b"au e ..f mu'h ineon'i tiietice and ;.oiik Uh' i to the traveling i le but thai the; are e.-t qvif. :i :;"il' US .1 the .'pti lnr.lv cic.il ed contemiwtrary would have the public believe may be con cluded from the fact that only on.' fatal aeeiilelil has occurred Ihele in twenty-live years or longer, ami thi Was dm lo Uie recklessness of the vie tin who was drunk. However, it Is right that these conditions, as well as those at Cairo Junction on the arrival and departure t.;..,, ,,v tfce traBtler f.i-.-i- 1 n 'hen: K! tfei Cil:-. 'ro'.vtJi1 .ha!! I. A'.r. btongb4 "-Mzt c! tie aaje-, murt'-Qt t, V: v Vt U ti v... receiTfc their atua- tUa is A NEW SPIRIT rnuvAii.s. That a different spirit now actuates the railroads in this vicinity from that which pervaded then years ago is evi- viciniiy lately, a report of which is iveii in the Q colunpna elagwhere. The Bis Four fa taking tlaie by the lorelock and is doing an expensive piece of "muck ditching" to prevent the undermining of its embankment by the Ohio river some distance above the city, when the water rises to flood tide. Its experience some years ago taught it a lesson by which it is prorit t ing. and since that time it has placed i its embankment through this county In excellent condition. The Mobile Ohio company has just about completed a piece of work which arretted the destructive effect of the Mississippi river upon its bani; 1 a short distance below the point where the so-called new teres joins the old. This is worthy of comment because it was a condition similar to this which preceded the necessity of building the so-called "new" lever away back In the seventies Tnpn-1 like now. the river began to cut away the natural bank outside of the old Mississippi levee. The railroad con: pany occupied the old levee with its i truck nnd nil under contract to nro- ,e(,, nkmm from but it was not under ontract to pro tect the "natural" ground on which the embank nt was built. At that the river's Work Was time, as now. the riv done on the "natural" bank and the company looked to others to arrest it. The others did not do this, and the I river continued its work until the j railroad embankment was undermined and went down and the city was forced to build a new levee at a cost of 34,OQ0 or more. Now an entirely different course was pursued. The moment the company received notic" of the encroachment of the river upon the "natural" bank outside its em bankment it set men to work to stop ,ianK.mrnl, v,hk.j, was ,loIR, vvh,,tl th(. city gave it possession of the widened levee. But this prompt attention to the trouble lias doubtless saved a very heavy. Expense which would have been necessary to save the company's em- ;ankment had the water been allowed j to take its own course a few weeks. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The Republican Senatorial conven tion of the Fiftieth district, which will be held in Cairo. Thursday. March 31. j will be represented by sixty-two dele gates, divided as follows; Alexander li; rraskllD. ti: Pttlackl, 10: Union 0 COMMENT. It is a good and safe rule to sojourn in many places as If you mean ta sp?nd your life there, never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness or speaking a true word or making a friend. Raskin. 'Cheer up, brother," said the up i'ii"r to he sick man: I e re "varm welcome for you over yonder!" "Parson," gasped th- man. "which way do you reckon I'm agoin'?" The Smithsonian Institution's ex pert. F. W. Croeby, examined the me teor which fell al Lodi, Cal and pro nounces It not only gi nuine, but the largest ever found in the I'nited State:; It weiuhs between ten and twenty ton. Hill Jones, while mending his plough. Was kicked in the head by a cough. Said Hill, as he rose. And brushed his soiled close, 1 11 get even her, I vougll Who makes ipiick use of the mo nvut is a genius of prudence. Lav ater. "Yes. I li she you a meal of vie tuals if you'll shovel off these side walks." "Would yon not rather pre- fer. madam, to have me showl off tlu snow?' "Poor tramped all the Chicago News, fellow, way In have you m Boston?" The average l inage of iniirts and exports of the six leading pons ol ib world are new: Lonrkm, 17,564,108: N'-w Voil, 17 .i'ts.058: Antwerp, 721.009: Hamtwtf, i ...8.'. Horn gkttfi .v. UvefpToli 13,157, 714 ton JANllARYIRinRlCflSIH) Ilia RtfKoi "f Mont"' v (jewi Coal Trust and Cyg Quection. As I write Ihe.s. roratstl ibe bell:, ate lolling the depart Hire of the (il Year, and soon I will hear his retreat- ing foot steps as he marches down the corridors of time and disippears. One i,. m. iaV(, i he in sans fhu., the v.: !h t-i. fri en tve: Hz.-: sn:tiz& iUr n. i C-- v. V.' v.... ..v. .Cv the departure cf ldS asd :he ad, ant THE BULLETIN'S PUZZLES.. jfr Bulletin h a large eiesed at noon yesteruay number of answers to Father Ti n 1 1 problem. JIauy of the contestants did not read the conditions carefully but quite a large number evidently did. the correct solution of the puz.le ami To all who have correctly solved the to all others a copy of the celebrated difflCu.lt problem a prize will be given j Tanagram puzzle will be given. The with the best compliments of The j several correct arrangements of the Bulletin. There will be five cash prizes punt) together with the names of of $1 each awarded to the five individ- j those winning the prizes will be pub uals who solved the puzzle exactly J lished in next Sunday's Bulletin. of 1904 are witnessing an event which become commonplace because of its frequency The years are woven into eer.turies and they in their turn pass away even as the clock tick." off the seconds. Time will not stay in his onward march through men and nations feel the crushing force of his heavy footsteps. Centuries hold their ruthless, implacable course and kingdoms and empires fade away uke the m,gtg of tho nlonlillK Th,,y mal. h nnil n,111(irfi and the splendor of their opulence may attract the attention of the world. Their argosies freighted with the world's best products may plow the sea;; and their conquering legions bring treasures from distant pro- vinces Their restless argonauts may ,u,, vsllnva nnd tunnel tho mountains in search of the gil leu fleece. All that is beautiful and noble in art may he brought to adorn their princely palaces But at last they grow languid with excess of luxury, and their temples crumble away and the wild beasts breed their young in J the shelter of their runined altars nrwl p.ipn,-.,!.- hi.v 1,. el, Itinif. iirnc IN l J ill III.-..-, UV .1 ,iiii iiiy ii f,',,, trato columns. This has been t!i fate of all nations anil t his nation will ImIImi in thnif if it fnr.mte K I mat conscieiiee uu uoi mil irw i dry is the real citadel of its strength When excess of wealth debauches and demoralizes the national con science, then will national dissolution begin. The history of the world has taught us that great wealth is the most dangerous fe a nation can have. When Rome was dying she was tne richest nation on ewrw. whpn ,hv .Netherlands were poorest they were the most powerful Riches beget luxury. Luxury begets idleness and ease, and the idle luxurious na Assyria, of Kgypt, of Greece ami of Rome. But woy coaj ith the gl of the deported i the ruins of demolista nations when fggs ar? wcrth thlrtv cents a dotal and the hens have ,'oined the r- '.ration of Labor. Let us turn out altOOllim froai Ptolemy to Ptoni Johnson, from Rameses to Reed Smoot, from the kings of Assyria to the coal trust and the egg question. The haughty hen sticks up her nose and proudly walks away, and though we coax and wheedle her she still declines to lay. We feed her crackhact, meat and grain, ground THE BULLETIN'S daily fashion plate 5y Vm f 1 A I'AKTY I'KOCK I'OIJ V S.MALI. CHILD. I las is a very MpM little fniek for a small child. One eiially elab orate would be very expensive in any of the shojis. but this, if made at I'. use. could be fashioned for one third the price. it should tic made of either pet-iin 'awn or t-Veneh nainsook, both 0) h: h at. sheer and arc oscd for clUlirco fr -J 1? is t'h !cn--a!itf! zith v:.-: :-itf.i Icr a ..SJrt !h: trap Pis cf a tzj FriaJ: filtz-lizz .z.:lis.;. 'tic sirrc. U; wJikJ miiszj feid-sj arisi tH Ka&i, right The total number of correct 'finesses trill be placed in plain urel- o;es. well mixed up and drawn by lot bv (it n:ite:v t d parties. To the five drawn the cadi prizes will i sent thfl ja following the publication of oyster shells and such, but still she hang:? on to her eggs with a pttisaant clutch. Why is that when eggs are cheap the hens work overtime, but chooses to take a holiday just when the prices climb? Why is that things we want the worst are always scarce and high? When we are needing wat er most why do the wells go dry? Why Is it gold and precious stones in ahnn Imrd to find" In erantlnir I Hfe'a most precious gifts why are the fates unkind? There will be five storm periods in I January. The first storm period will begin on the 1st and lat to the lieth. The other four will come on the :th. An epidemic of ehiblains will prevail during the month. The best way to treat chilblains is to chop them up and feed them to th hens along with the crackling and other deli cacies. Along aliout the -"th Mark Hanna's candidacy will report at the White tiOtUM and say "Boo!" and the dogs will howl and the guinea hens in the cherry trees hack of the house will make a racket and the children will hide under the bed and Teddy will i hurry to and fro and hither and yon 'ami beat on a tin pan like the Chinese i do when they are trving to scare away an eclipse ol the sun. But hark! The bells are ringing out the joyful message of the birth of a new year and I will ring off. Old nineteen hundred three is gone we ne'er shall see him more. He's disappeared and in his place comes nineteen hundred four. The old year was a likely lad one year ago today, but now, alas! he's gone for good, but where I caaot say He brought us rain and sunshine too. he brought us joy and grief, the summer days were blithe and long, the winter days were brief. He brought the spring-! time and the flowers, he brought the gentle autumn hours, then came the winter's sleet. But wh-n we've post ed up the Iwoks and figured up the account, we li nnd that during all the year the good was paramount. The evil days were few and short, the preckma days were long, and often came to chcr our hearts and stimu late the song. May this year be ti better year than nineteen hundred three and may the evil days be few in store for you and me. The art of politics is so closely re late! to the art of silence as to bar the average woman. tsrejh tics ;he si-h is j? Easy to Take Easy to Operate Ufa use purely vcgetablc-yet trior-, ugh, prompt, healthful, satisfactory- Hood's Pills NEWS OF THE RIVERS. Conditions and Prospect as Shown In the Government Report Gen eral News. Danger Stage Change i STATION line of water 2.1 4.3 li.G 13.1 4.1 5 2 2.0 O.n 1.0 0.3 0.3 1.7 4.8 8.G in 24 hours 0.1 fall) u.l rise 0.2 rise 1,0 rise 0.1 fall 0.1 fall 0.1 fall e.2 rise-1 feet Pittsburg -2 Davis I. Dam 2 Parkersburg 36 Cincinnati 50 Louisville 28 Kvansville 35 Mt. Carmel l.r Nashville tO Chattanooga j Florence 18 I Rtverton 25 Johnsonville 21 Paducah 40 0.1 fall 0.4 fall 0 Q fall CAIRO St. Paul Davenport Kansas City o.i fall! 0.1 rise 0.1 fall 0.5 fall j 0.1 fall o.i fall i 0 3 fall j 0 1 fall 1 o.i fall j 1 190.i. I St. Louis Chester New Madrid 34 7. 1 Memphis 33 Fort Smith 22 Vieksburg 45 Shrevoport 29 4.7 2.2 G.9 1.0 New Orleans 1G 2.9 Frozen. Stage at Cairo January 20.1 feet. River Forecasts. The Ohio At Evansvllle. no mate rial change during the next SO to 48 hours The Tennessee from Florence to the mouth and the Mississipi from below t St. Louis to Cairo, very little change during the next N hours. Note The gorges from Cincinnati to Louisville are still holding. P. H SMYTH. Observer. General River Ncwc. The stage of the river at I p. tn. j yesterday was 8.3, showing a fall of J 0 1 'n hours. 1 The ck Fow, wa-' ,l-ua' Thfi Herman Poepeke in port as arrived from i the lower Mississippi at noon. The V. S. snagboat Wright departed at 12:30 p. m. for St. Louis. NEWS OF THE WEATHER Results of Government Observations WRh Prospects For Cairo and Vicinity To-day. Indications for Cairo and vielntly to day: Partly cloudy and continued cold. General Weather Conditions. A bank of high pressure overlies the southwest ami the lower Missouri val ley. Ditsurbances centered in the lake region yesterday and in the northern Rocky mountain region. "Chinook" winds prevail in northern Montana Musing unseasonably high tempera-: tures in that section. The tempera- j titre has fallen 8 degrees or more in Minnesota. Iowa. Mississippi, Nebras- j ka, Missouri, middle Minnesota, and on i he Texas coast, and risen 'l de green In the extreme upper Ohio val j ley Iti northern Montana the tem j pi-ratn.ro has risen 'X degrees. Wfthjn the last hours prcclplta i (Ion has oeeiirro.J in the (thi., valloy. 1 tn Tctinesi er, eastern Mi; j.iirl. rat I cm towa. Illinois and bomIb western Montana ,'as!-!"gt,t iulletlf. ashtngton', 1 C Jan. 13 tlUnoil j Pair and warmt r Thursday, Fridav fair; fresh northwi-st winds bocomlng southerly. Missouri- Pair, warmer Thursday rriday fair To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All dniKKists refund the money If it fails to uo K W Orove'a sig nature ta on ea-.b boi 2ho. irisy ol bis bear 6i s: tv UWi reliiUa. FREE! A $250 Upright pano for the Most Popular Young Lady of Cairo. The BulJ.etuTs contest to determine the most popular young iatly in Cairo la sure to meet with popular approval and prove interesting. 'Hie following eoupon will appear in eaeh daily issue of The Bulletin until the eon test closes. Kaoh coupon will count as one vole and the young lady receiving the largest number will be pro claimed the winner of a handsome upright piano which will be delivered free of cost to any residence specified within the city limits. The only conditions of the contest are that it will be limited t residents of this city and that each ballot must be cait during the same week in which it is published and that votes on the regular coupon only will be COttnted. The contest will close at o'clock Sat urday, March and the favorite young lady's name will be stated in the big Faster number of The Bulletin. The vote will be announced from time to time in The Bulletin and at Buchanan's music store where the piano is now on display. ONE VOTE. For the most popular Young Lady of the City of Cairo. As the recipient of the bulletin's ire' piano in ac cordance with the terms of the Popularity Contest. I vote for Mis VOID UNLESS DEPOSITED AT A REGULAR BALLOTING PLACE BEFORE 6 00 P. M. JANUARY 10. 1304. Ballot boxes have been pjacci where votes may be cast: Buchanan's Music Store Herman C. Schuh Pharmacy Co Harry W. Schuh Drug Co. -M. C. Metzger, Drug Store -Hebsacker Grocery Co. -A. T. De Baun Carl Hebsacker, Drug Store -Office of The Bulletin SPECIAL NOTICE. On all Deposits made in Savings Accounts up to and including SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th, interest will be dated from January First. Bring in your little Sav ings Bank and have its contents draw interest from the New Year. If you have not yet obtained a bank, start the plan now and you will be surprised at the good re sults. Open Saturday evenings from 6 to 8. CAIRO NATIONAL BANK, 804 Commercial Avenue. Worms! For 20 Years Has Ud aU Worm Ramedias. 'Wfflffi- imoXjXi sv a:,i, niiTjoo-iaiTS. rr.pdty JAMES F. BALLARD. St Louis.'; Ir- YUU INTENDED 10 MAKL A 1 RIP TO ChicagOa Kansas City,. OR ANY POINT NORTH OR WEST write for maps, timetables and Lowest Rates to Ihe CHICAGO ALTON Ry. Full informalion and details cheerfully Riven, The equipment of li- Mien" i. nulehle., in eyorv ie..peet if. BUpPfb Bp pntntnttnta ha'vtfig r2ned for the t!t!t- of I he Qnf Vtfau." I. BOi', Li., ivts! Pa:-. a ossi's 1 at the following addr -711 Commercial Ave. 801 Washington Ave. 1715 Commercial Ave. 1915 Washington Ave. 2114 Pine St, 301 Twenty-eighth St. 3401 Sycamore St. 703 Ohio Levee. Ufe Remington Typewriter lasts longest so does the Remington operator. Tho Remington does not ovsi work tho operator. Tho opera -tor cannot overwork the Rein ngton. The Remington Typewriter Co., WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE! -ItnrtlnQtiantitj. P' tin Sfutity. BOLD BV vTfijH DHUG CO. vvw. Ajtn' SI. LCUI&,JlO.

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 14, tm NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS. MOUND CITY. Hen J. Britton. of Beechwood, WU lure in a business way today. .Mrs. .Mamie McCartney, of tikville, III Is the guest of Mrs. T. 8. Snider. .Major Dan Megan is home from a view of his fences in the northern part of the state. .Miss Florence Sim nis is stenograph er for John Y. Rector, manager ot The Enterprise newspaper. Miss Ora Sims is doing clerical work for States Attorney Ceo. E. Martin while circuit court is in session. The following criminal cases have been disposed of in circuit court since the ccnsening of that tribunal Mon day night: Charles Johnson, burglary and larceny; plead guilty in six counts and sent up in propoillOU. Johnson went through seven business houses in Mound City in December. Sam Marks, who shot at Charles Lambert, over at Beech wootl six weeks ago, was convicted of assault to murder by a jury and sent up. tleorge Min.ie. charged with assault on a young colored woman at Beechwood; plead guilty and was rent up Wm. .John son tool; a rope with a cow at one end of it from a woman living at Beech wood; pb-ad guilty and was convicted of grand larceny, (leorge Johnson plead guilty to burglary ami larceny, and will take a sojourn to Chester Winifred May went through two or three house;', at Wetaug not long since and stole some goods. He plead guilty and will travel the concrete way of the tmiiigrousov. Harrison Owen anil Joe Blackmore, charged with murder, were discharged on legal technical ities. Their attorneys. L, M. Bradley mid Charles Keid. made the point of law that the accused had been incar cerated !n the county jail for four months; that they should have had a hearing at. regular term time, last October; that the illness of Judge Uobarts prevented a term of court being held in October, which was no fault of theirs, and that therefore, under the statute, they should be dis charged. All the above named crim inals and nearly every one affected bj their crimes, are of African descent. MOUNDS. .Mr.;. Peter Smitb left Tuesday for Columbus, Ky.. on an extended visit to relatives. Mrs. A. L Compton and daughter, w Miss Mildred, wbo have been vlaiting leiatives iu Vienna, ret-i'-ned hem Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Mark Wht&fter. W'ni. Njchola, who was injured on the Illinois Central railroad while switching about two weeks ago. is now able to be out. Mr. James Avers, who is visiting his uncle. VVm. Nichols, is threatened with an attach of pneumonia. Mr. Carl Bushman is in Chicago ot) business. CHINA (Com lmled from First Page.) the reading public, except in army anil navy circles, and even these ar- not particularly anxlotta for war. The general public consider-, the country's honor would be unsullied even If no attention wire paid to Japan's demands. Conclusion! favor able in peace could only be drawn from tie -i s-ntitrents if popular dis content bad reached the masses. Which seine1 to have been ignorant of the (act I hat war is even threat ('tied. Japan Impresses Fast Doats. I3y Associated Press. San Fraaclaao, Jan. kt. A cable to the Pacific .Mail Steaijship company today announced that tin- Japant government has impressed into trans port nervice the steamships Nippon, Hong Kong and America of the Orient al company. They are last bouts, and have ben under th Japanese sub sidy. NO COLOMBIANS IN PANAMA aHfpa and of Coldrnbtan Troops. Uv Vssneblli' I Press. Wusliitif to:: Jan. b! Tti. navy de inriuieni ludny posl J a cable r oiVrd fi-"ii Vdndral Pogjilao. daled Colop, January 12. Coghlnn advis' s that there arc ."ii PolotTibtan trot'i already at untrlcjid! end CWcf a acerill l: iris..: the uniform of a r?!c?.t! ol h .c!'..-i?:.U." oi:a a i ti..!. no je v. C:l:ci:ah 1fXfs sn e coast; msre- The Illinois Central railroad office is being repaired and generally ov i hauled, The small room will be oc cupied by Assistant Yard Master W. H. Given. The larga entiance v.-ill BOOB l'Q occupied by Assistant Agjtttt V. Rider Uoe. Robert Camp was a Cairo visitor yesterday. Mrs. J. W Campbell, of Farbacb. La., is visitii I Mrs. Frank Crane. Mrs. Nettie Weaver is ill. Mrs. Catherine Bennett is under the doctor's care. The entertainment given at the Con gregational church last night by Mr. Fie. I I; Freeman, of the Chicago Lec ture Bureau was well attended and much enjoyed. GRAND CHAIN Mrs here. Mrs Arba Moak. of Vienna, III., is R. G. McCiil is on the sick list this week. Dr. Tarr visited the High School here Tuesday evening. David Stevens and wife, of Ticl Ridge, wete in town Wednesday. Cicero Mowery. of Wetang, HI., was 09 our streets Tuesday of this week. l.ouis Johnson and family, of Bel knap, spent Sunday here at W. E. MacUey's. Qua Ueichers shipped a car load ol line hogs to St. Louts the first of the week. Fred Wright, of Vienna, is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Annie L Bart loson here. Grandma Calvin is spending tin winter here with her daughter. Mrs J. A. Lewis. I'ncle Joe Craut has been indisposed for the past week bin was able to get down town Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens died at L IS p.m., Wednesday afternoon after a lingering illness of manv months. Fun end services will occur Thursday. The Dickens lecture at the Christian Church by Dr. Freeman, of Cleveland. Ohio, was a grand success and all present enjoyed a dickens of a good time. The various characters in "Oliver Twist" were impersonated to perfection, The entertainment opened with prayer by Bro. T. C Grant at o'clock. Song by the chorus composed il home talent as follows: J. F. Maekey and wife, Mrs. Doty, Misses Count, Klein, and Mailt.. The violin solo by Mrs. B sate Evera was certain ly appreciated, as was also the pianc duette bv Mrs- Diepenorw and SSiap Kh in M Cfed i it due Prof J. v. Doty principal of our school here for secnrinK Buch high class talent foi our entertainment and bis efforts are certainly appreciated by all In this vicinity. We are getting right in line with cultured Bosten when it come to education. "Egypt is no longer darkened for the curtain has been raised, come to Grand Chain and be convinced. ly parties of two or three in canoes and that no Colombian forc-s were s' cii at any time or place in Panama territory. Coghlan reports movements ol American warships, and says: "Thc I Mayflower has returned; found Man dingn Bay Indians unfriendly: they ob jected strongly to exploration in thell territory, Prom Conception bay south to Mostptilo village Indians an friendly and say they will not parmit Colombian forc-s or Indians to pass I them. "Indiana said Colombian forces ex pocted to get i'll canoe;. ud with schooner and steam lauebca take a large force to Handlngo bay." The movements id' the Bancroft Castine and Bf ay flower are. in conse quettcc, lollowing directions sent hy -the department aomo day., since to use every possible effort for peace among the Indian tribes and to pre- vent as far as passible restlesr.nesis 1 and uneasiness. Some Indians fcr Panama. I By Associated pres.s. Panama. Jan I.'!.- Indian chief Joe Howten arrived today from Colon To Nssi'iaai' d Press he said Ibal beytSjd I cant I there wi re 1,000 Colombian 'encamped ii" appears decided to ti; in iT Panama aeatnsi tie Colombians. ii" fa Ihf unfri' itdtv attitude of it." Indiana toward Panaau i tin outcome of representations inade by CotomblBi, who Informed iiftn that tie PananaBartans bad sold ih" territory of the San Blaa Indians to the United States. CASitltlK SUICIDES. BANK CLOSED Sj A. ..o. -kited i'les.ss. bMsoitrney, La., Jan 12. O. K. l iter i a-! raeMer of tlii- Blgourney Sav ior ranrt who tttetnjfd ur'td :i?n:U: bi slwetinji tfcb&toda; 'V ..tj'.. .it-trir-s- c4ci '1 th bank t.-4i; 1 -;-lur w'JIb- jprcintsj .ii that dTp;.itc:. via be ti tn :a!l. BUSINESS IH THE CIO DSSTRICT R. Ii. Dunn Agen:) .'.iakca a Interesting Report for lWi TWENTY-FIVE COUNTIES Report on 6.K3 Names Failures Last Yesr More Than Double Those of 19C2. The H. G. Dan Commercial Ag ihcj in this city, with Mr. Thomas J. PrjfOI j in charge, makes an interesting re I port of the state of business, in this district for the year just closed. Too Cairo district comprises twenty-five counties, of which eight are in south ern Illinois, thirteen in southeast Mis souri. and four in northeast Arkansas From nil these report! are received at the Cairo office. The following stale i men!, showing the nature and extent I of the business of this office during the year 1W3 is of value to business men generally: Total numbi of names in January, 1901. Issue. JfUl New names inserted, 1.9.1. Nanus obliterated, 1 .051 Changes made in ratings and styles. 1,48-1. Alterations made in bank Hat, IH, Total number of changes made dur ing year 1103, 5,870 Number of reports copied. SlJJSS, The record shows that there were 21 failures in this district during the year 1103, with liabilities of $235, GO 1.58 and assets of fl.l.M 4C22. as against in failures in 1902. with lia bilitles or $106,900 and assets of $117,000. What proportion the business of J ihe Cairo district bears to the btMjj DOM of the company as a whole may be Judged from the following state ment made by Mr. Pryor: Total number of names in January 19nf, issue, 1,3M,3M. New names inserted, :!:i2,90f. Names obliterated, 295,001. Changes made in ratings and styles ::i I ..II... Alterations made in bank list. 40, U45. Total number of changes made dur log year 190:'. 97:t.5f?7. j werage, :!,222 tor each business day. These Rgurea dp hot include the many thousand revisions which do not air e! capital or credit ratings. FREE PIANO CONTEST i The Votes Will Dc Collected Toria. and Names of Contestants Pub lished Tomorrow. Some lime during the da the voles will he taken from the ballot boxes at the vat ions nolllaj places and the names, ol the vomit: ladies receiving one fir more votes will be published in tomorrow's paper. The conditions of the Popularity Contest recently Inau gurated arc published in another col limn, bill in answer to several iptes lions which have been asked id' tie management, it is stated that oalj tin' coupons published daily in The Bulletin may be used or will be count ed, and that any unmarried' lady of the city of Cairo over fourteen years of Bge is eligible to the contest. ASS T. POSTMASTER CENERAL ON STAND Admits Sign.r.g Pcpers From Machen Without Examining Their Contents. By Associated Press Washington. Jan. i.;. -Hubert J. 4A yiui. Irat assistant post master gen tntii was the nmtral BgUSe in lie posia.l Lfial liida.v. and when court ad loioned natil Monday in- wna atUJ on tin- stand Wynne's letj'lmony opeuplcd me "i the day and he waa tiublecteil to a t hxid em amine lion ii" drat assistant no I master gen i'i rh pHed vitit question a design d I" J I his kWOWMgl "I duties Of ofBce. The witness frankly slated in' had Dfttaj dajMd papers prepared in Uachan'a ditialon without exaaiin- iug into (heir contents, boCBUSe they came to htm in official forvn, ami be cause be regardesl Meebaa as one of the 1 i is! expert men in the sertvee an relied en him, 1! ;n. J. HOW ley, Wynne's chief clerk ocrunieil the stand for a brief time the ptiacisal pari or his tetdlnway rfniln? th'- that b- ta his super tot nfSepf th-. aaMjabijjty b! ,.i:r.:iin tto tit gafttj ol nee Initial &zi :.i.?R?t'r6 .a..., as wiisiti;n bj Ma :hci iuti:lizi;e. CIO MM HOT fiffi BALL TEAM Citizens WW be Asked to scribe Subsidy, LAST YEAR'SSTATEMENT WILL EE PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAYS DIRECTORS HELD MEETING. A meeting Of the directors of the Cairo Base Ball ami Athletic company was held last night, at the offic a o! the secretary. W. P. Greaney. pros ident Carey. Secretar.v Greaney. Man- lager Eichcuberger, K. E. Powers and M. ,J. Ornbaker were present. Itany matters of Importance, were dis 1 cussed ml last year's accounts were 1 gOU aver so that a detailed Statement Of the receipts 'and expenditures may I soon be published for the benefit rJ. rented parties. I 'the certainty Cairo having a ha ball team the coming season and en if the directors stated last nigh; thai it would be accessary for the citi en !o su'o--r. a I ludo na;;i a team if one was supported iu Cairo, a the fate receipts would not co the expense. Manager Joe Cantiltion, of the Mil waukee association team, is :n corres pondenee with Secretary Crcaney and desirea to bring his team here foi j spring training. Should he decide te I I do this, it would give a Cairo team I the advantage of a major league train ling and. with the material that the I Cairo managemenl has In sight, would I deTelOB a per.nant winniuT; bunch i Secretary Grcanoy has cighjnev plaj i ers on the list and if sufficient fin an Ctal encouragement is given he Y sign them and give the names foi publication in a few days. The release of "Dummy" Hughe ti Nashville is under consideration. The directors adjourned to meet next j saturaay nigQt. A stockholders' meeting will be held March i I. at which time a new board id' directors will be elected who will choo e a team managt v C Uu h .,t. if a baseball article in the Pa-News-Xemoorat Judging front j i of last season, she was In loi fail company Uu has been Invited to jolt league, and will possible the Paducah fcew8-Domo It. Sam Jackson, th- principal stock I holder in the Paducah Baseball aasn elation, l"ft at noon yesterday Co) j I Umbiville, Where he will be joine, by hi", manager, John S. Hay. and the; j will go to Torre Haute. Ind.. to at n( I tend the meeting of I league Thursda. M II,, Centra) .lac': son re t celved an Invitation to attend j week. The local association has been ittg some secret work all along, bat strong hopes of getting into the fen tral That is why Manager Hay was I secured lor next season. He managed the Attstlfl iTcn.i team in the Teiai b-agiie last si'ason. it is reliably stated that Kvansvllb had no Intention of joining tin Kitty but will remain in the Central, Ii Paducah goes into the Central it will make a change in the circuit of the IV I i. De news is expected from Mr 'hursday evening or Friday. LIVE STOCK MEN TQ INCORPORATE Ar.d Establisii Independent Packing Hou'cs in the Stcck Centers of the Country, By thf At social ed Pi' Portland, OlJ., Jan. 13. The propi ittoii i" itn oi'iauu a compan; i ii, gtocli men for the put po W ol t i ibll ton s Independent pnckiai; bottsp in iii" loci centerrs of (be rottntry t-, "i,h r,K' and reatore price, live stock, was the ill! ati. orlitlig lopn o ips ii ton in the National Live Stock convention today. I'y nnanimoos rote the conventlm lintroxtueed resotatioas ravofini the in i corporation of such a company ami ih estabUshmenl ol independent honss s Hesolittions were adopted iu faVSH of amending interstate commerce com mission act empowering the commis Kion to adyusl rat... when unfair aax aft rsj'!'' b d'''oad.- Also kit: IfSc Tra!?1.-. Managers' Aiaoctatica Chaise to rescind taw? ac'ica deny --i thai: atok a. perlOitla b E 0 WORK. IT CI rib- Mobile Oljio Putting in Mat forests ar.d Revetment Woi k. BIG 4 "MUCK DITCHING' Illinois Central Will Finish Its Great Arch and Begin Earth- work Soon. The three important railroads taring the city from the m rth an all engaged in some Important work in and near Cairo, la all of which the community has a more or less direct interest. Each company is doing the: work to secure or improve Its OWB property. The Mobile 6: Ohio has had a force of men engaged for some time ia lighting the Mississippi river at a point some hundreds of yard, below the junction of the new and old Mississippi levees, ll was discovered ftl that the river bad tern out on- the stone dikes which were pu! n to throw the current of the river ;way iron the Illinois side mi r te

,V;(S cutting the hank, hi thai poW natnral banh is not far tram the iri.Hoial enbankmeut of the railroad (ompaBJ and it w is necessary to ar- rest the river's destructive work' uickly to prevent its becoming for-1 mldahle and dangerous. The matter ,vas brought to the attention of Alder-1 man Wood who with E Alderman .Me Hale called on Mr. Moore, of the rai'-j road compan, and action v,,,-, quickly lecided upon, with the result that a, ansiueraijle quantity of mattreeetng I nil stone revet'lng has been done, i and the hank made secure against tl neroachment of the river's cirren l iie work has just been completed. The Big Four railroad t ampan ih o begun an Important piece of work j n its right-of-way several hundred yard.'; above the Chicago Mill. The company Is carrying OUl at this paint Ihe plan so elaborately Outlined fori Cairo some rears ago. by ("apt.. W in. S Halliday, deceased, it a muCK litfhiriL'" tho Band strata under its ,'mbankment, at a point where slpeag' threatens to undermine it staca the river is at u certain stage. Teari igo the Company had a very serious txporlence with underntinlne;. TJu i water sipi d through a aitd strata under ta embankment and forced its way up through the surface soil several hundred feet InaldO, bringing the sand i) with it and letting the eaibankment settle gradually. Ii was only with i In' most heroic work by a small army t if men under experienced direction i thai tin embankment was saved from aieal, in'.; and Ihe druinitq-, district lien: inundation. The company has profit I ',y l'"'s experience and proposes I1" guard against Its repetition, The: I sand strata which Is now receiving at tention Is not the Hatv.e Which gave trouble then, but a short distant I south. The ditch now being dug is abou! yards long, it will extend U a sufficient depth to reach solid soil below the sand, and win then be dlb d With good soil, which will hoi i "tit the water, it is an r'xpensive piec o! wort, bw wHI very prebabl save many ihousant other direction that il lb'' dltc aii in Some one IUiet ere oxtennen .toon hi i iia n en. "I, planned it would give still greater I assurance of success, 1)1 the Uli provemant i rtit.y much 1 Ha C upper part of the tiready been written, lis great, concrete archway ovet Byes more street is nearly completed, am1 then the work of filling the Rpmroact! win be eommeneed, for w iiicii ex- ti nsivo preparations have been tea.!''. rno?rN to nrATM cm VA' If ta oe ii'.td. Ml .fan Mad' Maliei a (II oniitl. lit i all--'l "f t.'.lli ii 1. 1- roadrddc oct.sveen Moveequs and AasnmntioB tht morntofi He had ,.,;(fn turning to sump alone can t search to be Instituted tor Halter, with the above results. SMITH BROTHERS The Big Store i. inn R Wains'!!" OSdlSB !W vidisi LWLUiU)r i ii ft ft- aY-i t al al Aa if i E iiniw T13t SlIC!! tO tat US M 'H&. i!i!liS!ii!i!l!l!ll!ii!ii!li!!l!!!ISi lilliSiiii!! I Uncle Joe's Hotel,! ss 603 Ohio Levee, I RATES $1.00 S Sg ggj 25 55 S ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. g Steamboat and Ferry Landings Opposite. Two Blocks From All Railroad Depots. 5 Joseph Steagala, Prop'r. 1 3 it i T Uncle JOe S V BATtt'j a Strictly 1' ii St -Class Hotel. 111lllliIilUMii!illli!iIiH!Hill llllllfilili a :U jKA Ii- Clieap Rates Southwest SOUTHEAST MISSCUol, ARK AN SAS, LOUISIANA A N D Tf.XAS. Ho irtunlttea ov Otld- itb-west ti

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Roupd trip tickets pernio ilopov- er on the going trip, return limit 21 days, Write and tell us your starting point and Where you watil to go. We will tell youu exactly where yon want to go. We will Mil you exactly what vottr lie t v. ill cost, our way sir roofjd-lrla, we will SOI thai your bag mtrn is m I il ninl lli:,l vim nro com-

..i i ...i i. r;,o,i i-,i ii'ir.ii,,, mm. ,u, in,- ii.iiu Wrltfl f illustrated descrintlvc iiteraltire, maps, lists of real estate agents, and let us help you ttnd a net ter bame iu the country along the Cotton Helt route. B. V. l.A BBATJMB, 0. I'. T. A., Cotton Belt route. St. LoaU, Mo 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE rtfaiCN-i rorKif.ii i A" a tmnnnnn .-a iiiSf,t f or aeonri nla akjn ilifi'vli Mhhh Scientific American. H'ujtirtaomM? filosfr rr.ir nreff oftfltlnn "f nnf ntnMflf i 'firnrtl Tmi Vi r fi'itir M-'Titho, f I. h'"" f tll irTP-"i f MUNW&Co.3GlB New York Hrar h sl(7teB. V St-Wsahtftitm-:, O.S.. W.G.INMAN Stoves Repaired and Set Up. Second Hand doodi it Removed from 1804 to r 1 5 has i3 Do not take your reedom tor h- (".'Use. Siti is one thing that has no exc use, but it is not slow In making then, 1 I'.c W. B. Er,;t Form EIRGART2H BSCS., Ibterj S.tMH'sr, Qtw Tori ililitliiill HliiiUHJiflliiUHiyiiliiiUilUi Cairo, Illinois. PER DAY. ft ATI H A IV IV S VJivJL tt.EHMJ Saloon, Next Door to gj tlllllltlHl tllliniliillllilltlliillllllllllllirm PLEASANT REFLECTIONS Yen don't always havo them whnn the shirts come back, but if you pat ronize us you ail have reflected in tbo bosom the polish which pleases. Not the highly glossy coating over a yd lowtah shirt, which betokens poor washing or bad water, but the clear, well Mulshed bosom, bands and cutTa American Steam Laundry, l. C. HERBERT Proprietor, (loth Phones 163. 208 ElQln H STREET Love make a man think much of the girl as he does sponsible far so many wedding ctothf I REPORT OF THB CONDITION OF Tin: City National Bank, At Cairo, in tin- s! it' "f lllitvi, at tin? clou el bikini '.b, Nm'sn'.'T 17th, I'.UKt. II' liOCKCBS. l. unit ti- nnta vmjKHM Uu nlr il's ui'iirt-il Mia iiiini riircd d.s't; Ha I". s. Bdoda i" 'St 1 1 i iiciilatloii flo.noo.iio !Stt W fr r.t L h. i-lc. 21.",tiar.M UnnklnKho 'M-. f 'rniture MftflStaSCS 2f,M'0.00 )uc from NutioT.uI KHakii (not r- scrs-c nRflJtKI M,B4.SS pUf, from Ht-t Hinls tuvnttcrs to.7o.io luc fim sppt v, r agenU.... auNg ribcrtM atiit other owh Hrwi S,9tKt7D Nmn i.ii.iIht Nut 'iml Hanks 5.117.00 fractional paper esirrsasyj uickrls tastcrim mi jm f.m Msisn Ksraava is Bah. Mptcie WMinw Uval-tcodrr note vjmjnt atjM.1t nwifmption fund with ti. B. lTSS "r &l'rceof clrwtaW.... iMM 'l iilrtl l,OKI,ftlt D6

Sorploafttosl too, ono co iraeaa ss 27 ail 911,000 no ja.w.nr I'lidivideH nriilit-s 1 ti i'- N iliiiiial Bank m,ti" ontxlaiiilinir Oni. to oth'-r National Hank Dm li Stair H oik ind HankarK Iniloi'lieO ip.ili siihw to check .v,i.. nianiil'l I'lrn'-n'. 'i "--nt'n Oashtefs snutag umm i $1,033,81.' Total Btftteof Illmni.. County of Alexander, as: I i 8. Aiathorpi'. cashier of th akovi' n m- a bank, il" sotemaly iwear that the tx(ve atatement ia true to the heat of my knowleJge ,,nu mm. .I s iinionPK, Cashi(Pr. errect-Attent M.C. Wai.aiT. I f.l. TmiTLIH.,,,,, Amirk toil j Bwsetow Siitij rnbed and sworn l before jaaaf thla 2i( ay of m i mtier, IMOtS, Kmma s K.U.BV Jotarj' Poblic REPORT OF THE CONDITION' OK Uu Inlcrrrisc Savings Bank, I .St rait", I meffeemml 1tf .-a.', lie V"-. t" law. f ll,r... hr.lr.r- Ihf C(f! ih mth iTa- r-t "...Ir ,,1,tot ihf .ii ii,n.ss pnrMMil i'fi Fm .k'ne Hons Ol Ral BS tU a nfrt said 'in a I ii' fr-.m National Hank.' Total C.sa 4 WjRO.11 aaa.m.is II IBIUTtB I I 1. (..Hit il! baanvfs mis Laiw IJt rtwifts I'StiS BTAT1 Of 111 .v..-we 2. Ul. o fii. tic.i aii mrz i I

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING ANUARY 14. 1901. L CASTORU AVgcfable rrepwalionrorAs I simila t inC the Food and Kveula r ling fr? Stoinachs and Bowls of Fromoles Digestion Chtvrfu!- nessandRt-sil'onfain neither Opium,Mirphine nor Mineral. N'OTi.VRCJTIC. flmmmiui Set Mx Snuvt Jttprrmnf -iiinn Sent AperftTl Remedy forCtatstsM Hon Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Conviilsiims.rVvTrish nrss and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Stgnaturt of NEW YORK. It exact copy of wumat 7 I I J I., a- imbu mm 4, m Its! oar 46: you have headaches, tftigoc is r stipat;d, had taste in the mouth not all of these symptoi is, then some ot -cj 'a your liver. anv or appetite and spi CAIRO BUSINESS DiRECTORY III JOHN B. SHEA, MANUFACTUPKK OF Satkllcs.llarness, Collars, Dridlc. ti I,:., mmA m r,. ,,t- Whips and Horse kqinpmcnls. ions WA8HO?QTO!t A im k. REPAIR1NO A SPECIALTY. Establiahed 187H. M. J. HOWLFV al Estate Agent and Notary Pnblit 702)$ Commercial Avenue. Keal EUie bought and sold, rents collected, taxes paid and conveyances written. The Glad Hand Welcomes Vou. Jos. Steagala, Prop. Cor 8th Street Ohio Lover. cmcMrsi re s cngiish PENNYROYAL PILLS .Jfj-V llrtjtntil unit On if lirniiiir. I? r HfV,. lltMawhahln I mil. rK'm. '"'T 'I f,.mkl,s i s'.i i-h fpnrflmt ki 0 11 c.v,it C lit V 1 r Trnkt i U e If. fnn Nb VJ Hiia;rrii rSiib' if uti-it. n unit lint;- "i 'i' i",iaa- a-- taawpa ft- f'nrii. uixr, 'I aHTn"nUla and RrlWM tr 1 s1le.Mtn lirn iti.M. I (l.if"0 i Drarttna. (Iiickrafr I h-mfrnl i IflON MOUNTAIN ROUTK Elegant New Service, Quickest and Most Reliable Route Missouri, Kansas-, Nebraska, t 1 1 it 1 T, 'f r Colorado, Utah, Pacific Coasi m e v Arkansas, unusianas lexas,; New Mexico and Hot Amnios f iliwn.-ition Parlor Cafe Dim urCsrs meala a !a carle; elegani Drawing Rocnt Moapera, lifthtpd by eln-' ricity and cooled by electric fan nev Re dining Chair Cars (seats fre cim ortable Day Coaches. Special todttcementa offered to home ippi, fornointa tooth and natbweat w in$r rat to Boeke Mountain ramirl and Paeil Coast from Cairo, st boala.ntc, Ttaa i ka v l inn Baa. SI ...S:Mpia Ti nt yiaan it rjaiao Wo S2 .13 ?a p m mvtaa i.aATa aiaoa ishvt Local prvight, and Pa.acnscr s 10 rr TlllH 1IT AT aiRlia lie r Loca! Freight and Paaaeiig -r No. R.IS pre H. 0. TOWNSKMD, en l P Agt M Far Br HI. LonU, Mo. C. ft. S11LK8, City Ticket. Anat. Cairo. auaaB HaiTH, D. T, A., flair III t". a rues; rues! a,r, tw liiiatus 1 n't iti r iir utnimpni m I a A wmt. 1 s.ha Bared to cure Kiln and DOBS IT in abort i r. Eaay to apply, eeery 001 guaranteed,: sOc i aadll.no. All drnggi.Uor h- I WttlAMB M'F'O co.. !.i;vki, vnI) 011,0 ,1 Pat sale he W. T 11 1 111 on 11 Waibltieiu A a-aaaa- CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years ASTORIA TMt crTau uhniii, w root irTf symptoms, ":,Ae your health, I iroorl. At arutre.sts, 0 ceni 111 BICYCLR REPAIKINti... fJHui Repairing, Salsa Opened and all kind of kpya madp. Lockwofk. Bicycle Snnrirtes of all kin. is for bifida for .l-,i, 1. in. V 1 r- 1 r-,shinj: lacklc. II D lana

112 Oommorclal Ave., CatkO Itt. ITn 1 t s-f 4 1 sJncie JOe s note Cairo, Illinois Pirr.rinc Areamorl,:A w.mo.- ivvmiiuuouutl Hteamhoa; a: ,1 Kerrr Inrllnr Onenttd Two block! frmi all juil Koail Depot. Rates $1.00 Per Day. W. O. Steagala. I,eue Jo gteagaia IV.p. When in Cairo Illinois. ...MKKTMR AT... Uncle Joe's Saloon Vt. 8'i. t h Ht., yihtl Oomimn i I At. JOH. 8TKAOALA, Part Owner. F. Teichman, mm r. y.. 1 Man-jfacttirer of l ine Cigars rind Jobber Of TflbflCLil anil lairara o. TOSroMMKRCJU, AVH.

r Self estr ambit ion, River Transportation ..LEE LINE STEAMERS.. For Memphis and Way Landinga, HAMU lji..",t'jl A LEE, n, M,ster. Thur5d.1v, 5 p. m. ReservltiK the rig' t to pass all land ings deemed ua aft ror iretgnt or jassago apply wharfboate norrr. e. LBE, Qeal Mg General Office, 294 Front St Memphis, T at ii

I I I t j j i I j I d 'f ,1,0,1 H d t- TRADE-MARKS v ma to Pa" mrmW 1 i AW V. or '.T i'.'" is j'Hv-r, 1 ti 1 iuar 'flitters." I d.b.ui breath, bonreJa con- uo 5 one ;l BBJBBBBB IE r The Mississippi Bubble By EMERSON HOUGH Author ef" Th, Stary cf ,S CMMif," lh Girt at tht Halft-ay Heujt." tc. C CIIAPTKIt xxxtii. K Ki: ts.uti BBJS N Y Hie roach proceeded steadily on its way. tassio ill lowan that riuarlet Mfic me nieii-riicd. peasea routs son j;isrs:ed spin s betokened ancient Paris On eery hand arose confused sounds Irom the streets, now filled aith a iwipila.'e merry as though some pleasant carnival were jus' beginning Shopkaapai called aeron ta Ms neigh bor, tradesman gossiped with gaHaat Bvea the sioiiii races f the ploddiai peasants, fresh past the gate-tax and bound for the markets ta seek what little tin if remained after -iving to the kfnc l ore an nam hope might vet si prise. "One! Marie. e to another, who as thongs their sur- 'hall have one ot these dajn he king is 1 cad. tiod ble nt;. and may he die .voting! o all kin Marie. And BO' it with my man and nie. t loitle left, and while it las rtedou from all klaaa! You sreai, words ol cold. now that the new A 1 Issue and we've .1 we riritfk a 4:,:,(. ly. S irely I will drtah tad wish rieatun1 and t.i hings." I and his companions heard I of sac!) t i h as this as' !j pmM oa Ah. they I alt nir.fi toward I ram pan ions, "and me i us something re I aris Bp- 1 ate read and Ma fee IT any new thins 1 I OHM) ti Ita But" I hereiore you must torsive me it I dc I Drwlf nt 111 secret tne nom age 01 1113 d.rt set vou down, b 11 keep yoti pris life, his confession-:, his despairs, his nner until you reach yrotf own gates rtopee, his resolutions; guiding i hereby i'is not your fault thr.i your earriaur ''I his iif as woj a )0(,r mottnl man broke down on the road from .Marly, 1 falllnfl ever hi- on stand and as for ray brother Will ami my as all men do, yot harking Wei sell, we cannot forego a good fort urn biik to thai secret sibyl, reckoning all which enaidos m hi last to destroy prtain long-stanilinn debt by (he Lady Catharine KnoUys." j 'here was BO longer talk of love be- "At least then, we sh oi be woi iwecn them wbea he stood before her irtiuil on both aides," replied the Baft as tlmiich indeed al the allar of some I'olce of the woman. "I may. perhaps, marble deity, Always her answer had tip an unwilling prisoner tor so short "en 'he pa-' bad hon a mlstakei lime 1 1 hat she had professed to love a man, '.Madam, I would C.od i' might bt not knowing what that man was; that orever!" she had sttferer!. bit' that it was better ii was 1 he san e John Law of old whi i o, si, ice it hr.d brought understand titide 'his impetuous reply, and indcer j ing. Now. in this calmer time, she ie seemed s arce changed by the pass j begged of him knowledge of this child, as of theee few years of time, ft wail regretting the wandering lite which the audacious youth of the 1'nuii-i highway who now looked at her w it I grave lace, pt with eye; thai shone. Seme years had Indeed patted Siaei l.a trnlac hit had nntwi Hi,, nnrwin win m a wor d u icam ahores of Wiand, "ron which hi. departs re had been m lagvlar, Driven by 'he goads of re morse, it had beon los first t hough i to -crL ni t the Lady Catharine Knel 90 in'n' had ho been on r his t, thai be learned slmoel withom smotlaa of th king s pardon whiel entered, discharging him of flirt har ,,e i, j 1- t j 1 ijc ian if KriL'land. Mpeiing Lady f'atharina. he learned. SS have others since and before him, 1 hat a htinisn awl may have laws in flexible; ihat the iron hats of a wom an resolve may bar one out. even as BTisoa dent may bar him in. He found the Lady Catharine unshakc Ible in her resolve not to see him or upeak with him Whereat he raged, ex (xisiulaied by post, waited, waylaid, and ao i length gained an interview. whi en isitght him many RSJacted, a.-- be a is at minisiry of Bngiand, t "Ve, i apital ol Europe hlnsi s. the new be less ireaently student niter on 'oi". aoiill imw ta til of 'in im iai ri rotation, une 'hey biniJeil. or shnicaed. or s offed est purpose he took avtiin to play. play in sneh colossal and anda'dotis fotai as never yet hatl been seen even in the g.a.e .i grjUrtS of a lime when gamfas was a vieb to te r-slied na tional. No hazard was ton great for him. no suci ess and no reverse fifli e4eaUy teen to esnac him any appar ent inneern There wan no risk sharp enongh bs desdaa tie gaawtag in hi toitl, no excitemeni strong enough m wipe away from his mind ilio black i lianorama of his pasi He won princely for'unts and cist ili tn away a.;iti. With the Bgart and 'he air of a prime, he gained greater reftutatloa than any prin a ol ffiurope LTpon him warp spent the blandish men' of the faltctd women of hts ItnM Vei not this, not ill fhla, served in s'eid. his energies, now nnbafanced, -dm,, without guidance. The uold. j heaped high on the tallies, wa no' I snongh to ,,!iiiefy hir, mind, not enough though lie doubled and trebled if though ho 1 ist great golden markers 10 spare him trouble in the oooBtfng of his v.i,inin-. Si Ml student, still mathematician, he ought at Am ter dsm, i Paris, at Vleaaa, ail hew 'ben fie which nfired In the R"ienep ot banktag anil snan'r. even as si th" it, if t,rie h" delved still further Into the n" :ir ty racari raise and chance in this latter swell was his aaeaas that losers made complaint, nnjii.st but sfactaai, to the blag, sa 'hat Law wss ottlged to leave Paris for a time, lie had dwelt half en., ich in I'aris. ibis SOaata-aaturad man. this student and reator. ihis ranibler anil Kallani. to win the friendship of Philippe of Or- '-eat: h'r. to be ageal Of fraud two had led ao gay. sj intimate, that Philippe cue promise that, .should he ever hold la his own hands the gov- n treat of France, he would end Law's irishmen! and give to him the op portunity lie sought, of proving those I dearies of finance which constituted the absorbing ambition of his life. Meantime t aw. ever rejtless. had passed froa one eapita) of Kurope to another, dragging with him from hotel to hotel the voting eht'ld whose life had keen east in stieh feverish and lltt t;,i urai iiirroundinps. He continued 10 challenge every hazard, tearless, reckltss. eontenipt iious, am! VithaJ wretiheil. as one must le who, alter raan of effirt. found thai lie con Id 1 si-vii dame ro' NhIi from nis mind Hie pietmes ilinc in her ,f dark-iloored prison, and of a knife e line ma h :'h In the dark, and ol ragine. awtitl w h tad 1 a4arti and of a girl boaatiful, tkoogfe "ou bwvu mm mmm mn t. i ron' tim'" to time, as was well known. Law returned to Kngtaad Me heard "r 'he I.Hdy OathariM Kn dlys. as mijsht easily be done in London; heard f her as a yotM wnmafl kind of heart. toft 01 tpeack, w i.h tenderness for k-( ry little auffering tiling; b beautiful 'mn. hose adm;rrr listed s-cores; wno '1Arr jwt. vnu .wording to 'he eagcraft Ruaalp of the capital, had found a wftof In whom she u ive wortl ngfct low, So now at last thfl arrogant selfish ness of h: lie.irt began to yield, heart was broken before it mi His ght oftaa, ino aoftea hi list it did. An B( bailt up in his soul the iniag if a grav, sweet saint, kindly an 1 8ea0c-ttotet4, unapproaehable, not t d. r innse-ah. whi. htnej from her. tot her. by her The,,, eama al leiit-th one chastened tour iic;i they met in calmness, when liad been its portion, saying that lot Mary Connynge she no longer fell hor ror and hatred. Thus it was that in s hasty moment Law had Impulsively begged her to BSSUttM) seine Sort of HKelaae over thai unfuftunsie ebild It was to his own BtBBsettient thai he heard l.ady ('nhaiine Knollvs consent ItipulStlng Ihat the child should le placed in a Paris convent for two year. and that for two years John Law should see neither his daughter nor herself. ObBdleai M a child him self he had promised "Now. go away." she then had said to him. "f!o your own way Drink., dice. game, and waste the talen's Cod haih given you, enough for all o it may not run t-'eneration fin both had gve made vould onh far irr CIO dee ore manfully is tort une he than any of hts life had gaiheiMl t-cetliei. ainouiium. to more than a miliioa Nvret He had ISal once more tor his brother Will, :,nd thus the 'wo had lived for some ,nr,e la company in lower tSttrope, the 'ddcr brother still curious as ever in n'8 abstruse theories hankine and AniBM theories then new, now out- in i,n.;ii piri, 1 rj, uiri II! to lie alied a Kiriion oi the great foundation of the commercial system of the world it was a wiser and soberer and riper John Ijiw, this man who had but n eently received a sumra Irom t'hii- Ippe of Otb'ans tt) be pre ent in Paris or that tad king was dying, and tha ill France, franco ihe bSSbrapt and dlatrgcied, wa on the brink of sadden md ptrhape fateful change. Willi a quick revival oi all his high land uperatittaa, Law hailed now a.s Uappj harbinger the fact that, upon his satry into Paris, tho city once more 61 bi hopes, he had nioi jn s,., e,. m i ins ihtly of hi: dreams, even ai s'teh time as the gaaj of sitenre was lifted inim his Hot n argj no r hat his eye gleamed, that his voice j Dob on liir old vihraai lone, that every geetare, la llfsaghi dr in spite .,'r Ihouehi, !,Ku.t.e,,i h. immtSrr r,., bee Of the lover Cot the I,,, s Catharine herself there bid been al.o many. hanges. The :eath of hfr brother, the earl of Ran- j mtj, nan wrougBI many shifts in the ireaaistancea of a hoaae spaarintlj Brsned by unkind ute Lefi practi- Btly aione and earlag little for the life London, even after there had worn immj on- com ni aaspicton Which fol- i hrwed upon the poaniar knowledge of j I r 1 onaeetton wiih ihe eacace of ia .i,t j from Uiadca, Lady Catharine Kaoilya j tnrned tO I life and world suddenly j rown vsrup atii! emptv Travel upon he e-mttnent uith friends, occasional visits to the Old family house in Kn ::land. long Journey a in this or the yhat city nnii had bm h(r jff, taaalj sspaaf, raggaaelalsas aad asira. proaehlag For the preaaal she had taken an ho'el In th older part of I'aris. in connection with her friend. Tie voun'e-'- of Warn'oi-ti n. s,itnotjme j nonnected ith the eashaaay of tht 1 1 or Kngtantl in I'jr s. naw so soon to know Uitniiltuoas geoBwa. Bat bow the earrfajx had arrived at the deatiaatfoaj named b) Lady 'ii!iRr ine. Law spran.; out. hat in hand, and undated Lady CatherbiB to the curb. patting lower girl, gaily off, l in ker waii.-. pa need as the ctrrfsca drew tO, Law untied qoickly and eaugh; from her as ninny raaca its his hand 011! grasp, banding her In return hair b much rata as her sniaiitr naim eoald hold. He turned to the Lad.. Cath arine, and bowed with that grace which was the talk of a world of gal lants. In Ins hand he exl flowi r. exteaded said. Their as they had cam" into "Madam, as before!" bt .There was a sob in his v eyes met fairly, unmasked a not been for years. Tvars 'ho msn's eyea, the Brat taa had ever sat there; tears 'or the p.-st. tears for that sweetness which otnt ni';ht have liffll. (Continued Tomorrow CURED LUMBAGO. A. 11 ('unman. Chicago, utiles Mareh t. IMS; "Having been troubled with Lumbago at different Unea and tried one physician alter another; then different nlntiaetiti and lina- ments. gave it up altogether So I tried once mure, and got n bott!. of Balbtrd'i Snow Otatnaenf and gave bm almost instant relief, i can cheerfully recommend it. and will add my aanw to your list of former sufferers." "."c. CASTOniA. of gentloman docs not have to coin unmcnUonabh MMMMM Km. language in order to WHAT'S IN A NAME? (I name win 1 to Witch liana) Salve. 1 01 1 1 d I years ago how to make a salve witch haael thai Is a from and ill in tit- ase-j or Kor t 1 1 1 s 1 1 tiieeiiiiig, ucaiiig auu protrtid ing piles, ecieaut, cots, barns, bruiaos fih,n uwoaaaia uewius faivt nas This has given rise t( numerous worthless oonnterfteil i. lur n Wili s taa genuine. Bo Meiger'i dena atom CASTOTIIA. wan Ba 6'gr'.nrr cf R:1 vi Km Nam Bw1;! It has timer been necessary to have a mhtmuht closing ordinance for the IMPERFECT DIGESTION. Mi less nutrition and m onnso- avienoe has k h is vitality When the! liver fails lii Secrete bile, the blood I beCOntt s loaded with billions prop ertles, the digestion incomes Impair- j ed ami the bowels constipated. Herb- Ine will rectify this; it gives tone to, th stomach, liver and kidncs, strengthens the anaetttia, dears and improves the complexion, infuses new life and vigor to tho whole system. M rents a bottle. Sold by Sehnh Drug Co. The best waaaj not submit tu h dress Impugned, ed will ate la ing her JUST ONE MINUTE, One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in one adnata bseanae it kills the mi crobe which tick lea the mucous mem brane, causing the cough, and at the same time esaatt tho phlegm, draws out the InflalBatloa and heads ittid Booths the affected parts One Minute Cough Care straagtheas Hie iangaj wards off pn. air I pneumonia and is a harmless an'' n, u I;,"in8i cure in ail curataN Bases of coughs, colds and eroup One Mltititn Cough Cure Is pleasant young in drug slori Ne; BIBB t htuk I lie h men eneose and blow, but you can't permanent rellet from eataxrh tin less you purify your bkmd. Hraid's Haraaparilla ones 'bis. soothes and heals ihe Inflamed aurfaces, removes all s tarrh if H lc tu lauil and Sick hraila Pills, I8e. 1 by 11 1 hen a woman has loo flinch idle on her hands she has them niani A VEST-POCKET DOCTOft. ry easy to lake pleaUMnK and never raillag in rewtfts are DeWitt's tittle Karly Ki-ers. A vtal of ihe:,e lillle pills in Ihe vest Micke is a eertain guarantee again-l headaches, tiillious ness. torpid liver and all of the Ills resulting from constipation. They ton te and BtrengXhea the liver. Sold by Metger's drug store. The ait of keeping the mouth shut yj iw AIM1M-I K l(lf oriCK, Bitale of JtMttM Kcok'ti. dtreawd The underifjniMi, fuun V-rn appnintfU -Ht-miniKtratriK nf the folate of. Itum-:, Kccffuu, lao cfthf omtitv of Alexander and Uie mt ot ll'inois. dt cased, hereby (fives notice thttt slie j will appi.n lu'tori' tin County i i.urt of Alt'X Biiih r coiipiy. at ihi court hOOM in Cairo, at j the l i'f,rimr tens, on iUr 111 t Monrlay 111 t' I'r.larv n t nt which tun, nil ptraODC h n lag 1 launs afaiaat saM ntM 1 sottlted out iwiaeatci M attead for tho parpoaa ol baring j the aiH' artiuncit ah Mnoaa tadsbtad to ia artaaa .ire reunited to mate Inmediaaa I aviin nt tn the nBdernlBiwd. Dated thii Snt dv ol m mbcr, A. ISOa. MARY K8BOAN. Adailaiiitrai r,x C'UAXr'KRY voth B, sta'e of Illinois 1 AJesaader ouutv, In Ifea Ulllaailll County Circuit Cocrt, Kcli rnary 'crin A. II.. IHH In Chanccrv sittinp. Joha Dell, eomptaiaant, v. Joaaph H. WUnna Ullie arilaoa, Milt.irU fl. MlUrr. Wilt tc A, Mil lir an t W S. Starnes. defendants. Bill in Cfcaaot7 fcM s pontic erforinanoe. The atmit aaaaad dafaadaata ar in rev notitlcit 1 hat mui conipla,unt. has this day tili d in said court cortitiu hill in Cham ery for sicilic perform ance atuinst vou and that summons linxifunorl tbaiaaa tatataaMe oa the fltat day of tea next I term of aaM aoawt, to u holdea at the court house in Cairo, Illinois, on ihc eiRhth dav of Kehmaiy next. I U It. OAVIS, K-ik 1 air". Illinois, Her stli, A IV, l;wa DAViD W. KAKRAKKK. Complainant's Solicitor. t tl AM KR1 N( I II BTATI OF Il.l.INois, Alexander County In the Alexander County Circuit t ruary term IV, PJhl. ss 'iirt, Feh- lu Cbaaeer BiUiac, Matilda t-out. Complainant, vs. Lewis Kord, IV tcndiMlt. BUI la Chanoan for iitoroa. Taa awwaaaaacd detandaid li bareh) m.ii- tied 1 hat said complainant ti s I his day "tiled in Said OOtm a certain Ul In Chaneeiy tor di vorce against you .mil that, aanuattaa has is sued ilu n 1 n rviurnabtt nn th, ti ,v v,r n,,. iitxi term of said eouii. tu be holdaa at the coait Incise in Cairo, Illinois, oa Hie abjiil da) if t'cbruai mi' t.KK B, DAVIS, Cairo, filtai is. Dae trd, a. iv, tiiis JOHN R. m.i, 1 1:, Couiphunant's Si'djeitor. ClTV National Bank No. tt9 OHIO LEVBB, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. CAPITAL SURPLUS, $100,000.00 SI 75.000.0t- M. C WRWHT, President, tlt s. CANOEK, Mce-Prcsldent. S. AISTHORPE. Cashier. QBO. P. ORT, Ass't Cashier. SAFETY OHPOSIT VAULTS BOXES rOR RENT, $s1 AND UPWARD. Your Business is Solicited. r.s tiers Checks and Letters ol Credit imttcd en all part3 el lh world. Enterprise Savings Bank. No. 699 OHIO LEVBB, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. CAPITAL, RESERVE FUND, $50,000.06 $100,000.00 3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. J. S. AISTHORPE, President. ANDREW LOHR, Vice-President. (1EO. p. ORT. Treasurer. We Solicit Your Account. fr n i ZTTN Luni i or- r QQLCDI tli nulne POXKY SJOtlN TAIN TGA I rut up In while i k-i. inaculnct ircd laclMsiveh tv (ha .Mufi MrtfUlnt Co.. Maatlen, He. sella at i.t ci I picliafre. All olhera are rank idl a'cn aad MihatMiMea, dm lri.lt voui health Ky taking tiirm I'f OkNl'ING mili'. .Irk p, i.p!t V.. II, Kern, you Will. All llnntiit Deelorj rll ihf flemiinc. m MOLUSTen into CO, Waaiaaa. V J Alexander touniy national lianK Commercial A venti 4 F.ighlh Straet, OAIRO ILLINOIS. Capital $l00,00t' Reserve I und $20,000 ...OFITOKBH... P. Kiioaa, Praatdent K.A. Bttnaa, Vice pr J Otuiaii, Cashier K. flra-,.a Sa" 3 ...DmK(JTf)F,M P. Paoas Cairo Wm Kttmn Qftri Tiioa Horo .1 FpecBTHa, Jr H fiaTaawm. W. K Qoaiaoa.. B. A. Btroaa J. H. OAtajttA.. Acorninta o? e,,rpnratle,,a taiTtTidnali especially aollelted lasbaagS larnlahed In any part of the world. AlcvanrJpp P. Igsss freatlaai riJCaailUCr K a Boon Vice l. dotivatw 1 H tSsiaaaanOaaa. VUUI"' K. Hrne Aa tcl Saving Rank CAIRO, LLLljrOIf.

CAPITAL $50,OOC Strictly a Savings Hank Intereat paid on Time Deposits at rate of three per cent por annnra. i CAPITAL STOCK $IQO CAIRO ILLINOIS. A SMITH. Preaiden W I ORINSTE Mi. 1IKNRY Viee-Pretident EFFICIENT f no PROMPT ATTENTION TO ACCOUNTS OF MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS and INDIVIDUALS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. Corrected to Dec lSUi, 19M. 'in i". fast mail roi tk, St. Souis Chicago five mm mtvM 1 7 IRQ Mxtn CfOM i-onuection fat a North, l;ast and West, as Trains leave Cairo: lilS hi Rally t'Moagii Vaatlbata l.lliotiil, arrivinic in Chicago at lit H a. in. connecting with afli rnoon Irains f,,i all ikhiiIs east and north. -dtii 111. Pail.y -si. I.nuis Niylit Llarftd Brnvinij in si. Loull at T :M a m., eaaaaatlaa at I'nioii Station foa aU aetata araat, Bleeping ears open at m. Sl.'tO a. IS.. I liiciico Majtifht BlpfMM, except Sunday, makes all slops between Cairo and Chicago, airlriag loChloago at6:ixip. m. This train makes eonnecpons at Ashley for Kiansi illr and Raoderaoa, at font rati lor at! points in I lie Air I inc. ul Ogdea for all points oatheB a 0.8. v. r it., labladtaa Cincin nati and LouiMillc, at Kttiiichani with the Van dal 11 l ine for Tei re Haule, lodianapolia and poitlta east, at Mattm 11 mr Tene Haute, In. diaaapolla ad petata east and t 1 t, nith ihe BigKovr for point, east ami west. .;;u a, in.. Nt, Inula Morslag Kxaeeaa. vecpt BaadajT, arriving in .st. Louis at 11-L'l aiakfag ail stops. I I I J a. 111. ni. Lout 1 past Mail. arri- ing 111 St. -ouis at ,':15 m. 11:22 hlcaao MM-day Special, ai t ii ingin Chicago, in H p. m. ;t:l ill p. in Itall) n(. 1,1,11. I.itniloil. ac- nvinginst UDuli atfttetp m Gonneetiagat t'nion Station for Kansai City, Omaha. Den ver, Njin fianeisce and all points west. SttMl p. m. Kaal Kxprrw for (Mia, KI fingham. Mattoen. l olona. CI aua aign, Chi eago. lists p, in. t tiicaco nnii Kaatepa B. aeaaa arriyiruj In I hteajto at s..i'n. m., tadiaB apolia. ineiiuinli. I0:a5a m., Hnffal,,, n:i't o 111.. .sew lorn o a. m. sic loeplag c. t'llllMJ I'asseneers 1 I or .Ni w V nrk ai d e -lri c, ci near m antifl Lhallne nlinois central In the qntokeia'Snnli v many homa, leai laa Cairo t S.-H p. at aad SOUTHERN DIVISION, "ii y okl t iuBfiT i.iwb w araatrnia NAHHVl'.LH:. CKA'ITAWOOtlA A I LA NT A. JAi'KSON VIUjW, BA. V ANN AH, VICKSRI'ttf ami NKWOU K iNH llllS. The livi; Klyer,'- liemnhU, Naah Ilia aad Jw kaonrlfW, solid train, aaagaga car Aoachaa aad aleaper to Naaavjlla, ii N art in t 'i rough sleeper Ui .Ivkminville. arriving lii Nashville at a. in., hutUming p ni At lam u at p. in Mam ti, tin., t u:m a, n..JackaoaTlUa, Florida at a:S a. in. itil.lam Memahl and New O rlaana LiaU, ,1 via Mi inpnis, arrlvine in Memphis al :R i m and Ni iv Orleans T:l. p. in. S:W a ni laiic. Pa Hon, Paducali and Louis idlfct Bxdraaa. arnvma m Pulton net.") a. ranneaa n a. m. ami Loolat i lie U a ra. I :OI,' p. .ii.. (laiTj Mcnifhis and New Oilcans 1-aM Mad arriung in Uaaipllit at T:l(' p. m, anil Vtw Orleans in tei", a. in. i :iii p m.. gaily, Nasinii'c. fTialaaiian aad southwaatcra, hauled, throuah ooaehei k NaabviUa aad throash ueepiag car fo- Naah rllla and (thattaaooga with ennnaetlonii for all seiithi astern Mimts. Faachiag Kaahe'lle dKW i m., Ohattaaooga at s: H a. in., Atlanta T:.ma in Mncen ll:M a. in. ami Ja kxontillc at ISiM p. ui p. m Memphii and NYiv Orlaaaa Speela arr.ie in Memphis al 10.10 p. m.. New Orlean :iv a. ni. Kor Ihroneh tiekeia. sleeping car ai HUH I ino,i:iicns arm tuiihcr informailoa applyal llliiiiiis Ccairal Bailroad nepot, Cairo, III. J, II. JoNBS.Tkt. Agt. A. II HANBOW,aa Paw. Agt. Chicago. BIG FOUR ROUTE. Best and Quickest Line -w- Rvangville, Paducah, Vincenucs, Danville, Tcrtc Haute, Indian apolis, Louisville, Cincin nati, TiLLsbiiij', Baltimore Philadelphia, Washing' ton, New Vtnk J'.o.s t n, and all lia.st ern Cities arTrefaa laa viag Cairo: a. ni Cintinnatl. IaiiiTllle,Maa Vork.faat mail and etrre Only one chain if car" to .New Yrk ami BoatOa. No. i a.-oo p. m. -Chicago, ladiaaapolia, Cta- "ntiatl and eastern epre. He.t line for la 1ianapu;ii; can gi t aleeperat 9:MI y. ni. No. SI--1 o p, ra.- Local acoeuimodat Ion. Va-'l'rina arrlee at Cairo 13 noon, ";m p. m. ami leiSSa. m. Att tiahia daily except Baaday For ratea, maps, railroad gnn'i and genra informa'ion, ca'lon oraildreaa BLMBBSMtTU i t Arm ,,or w.j i v nt ti p. t. A. OlnoiaaatLO. V. p. OSTI t;, A H. I A St. Iini i, Mo. I. M BTONB, T. f. A Cairn. III. fV, Laf 3 I r.Lovi;, station CMPO(S) titi) rnrjn HONICr.rttSf I.V,-ttV.I:u.tf IWAH3 1 IME 'JF TRAINS K( VORTH POUND So. 3 Ibarra (daily) I.SIp.ta No. 4 Leavca (daily) J.-i'i a. m No. li Loavea (week daya) I 'Ki p. tu poimt Botrn rfo. 1 1 a- ulaily) No. 3 l,rarea (daily).. No. ti Laataa (week daya) 1 M p. HI i Bl a. 1 1 IrSt a. in C. ft. CLARKE. -i m Br i.opia. r. la. siit naao. jNf. as. at ali 1 lAi'nl. aoaiLi 1 1 lHt3 is-a v -ti r s aa, tf (ajnoaiil y "i Pv -stor,- Oray fi"'. 11 iE3 OOO.O9 ANDEE, E. E. COX, Cashier. Aaat. f aah

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I THE CAIRO BULLETIN. THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 11 1901 V V AST0Ri4 AVcfcfable reparation For As siuiilaiing thiFoodandHcguIa ling (tw Stomachs anil Bowels of Fromolcs DigcslionChtvrful' nessandnest.Confains neither Opium.Morphine nor Xiiicral. NotNarcotic. afrM iSAMt TLPfTTMH W Smt" fix Smna AoU. Smlm jf'BS W Jbp-rmiit MHMH HSrsa.iW- A perfect Remeitv rorronslitvi (ion Sour Slomarh, Diarrhoea Worms Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss of SlJEEl' Facsimile Stgnaittrt of NEW YORK. EXACT COPC GF VRAPPOL I I you have hcadacr.es, tongue is a J I J i 1. 1 1. r.it nl of these sympt nas, j CAIRO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,,, Ill JOHN B. SHKA, MANt'FACTUREK OP Saihllcs.llarness, Collars, Bridle!?, Whips and Horse Hqiiipmcnls. lOOt W.WHNi; TON' AN 1 M K. REPAIRINO A SPECIALTY, K8Ublihedl87ti. M. J. HOWLFY al Estate Agent and Public, 702) Commercisl Avenue. Koal Estate bought and sold, rents collected, taxca paid and conveyaiK. is written. The Glad Hand Wdcomes You. Jos. Steagala, Prop. Cor 8th Street Ohio Larvae. P ENYR9YAL PILLS iT.". lrlttmd nn.l (IiiIt tirniilnr. I I S. Cr-aJ. t IUCI1I sri 1. I.Mil.ISM frVtBlt'" wr.w o'i. 11 ll.iffr!"i SabaUlattW liwtli-. 1 W ni.jrt r-. Parti' TeattMnnlal. IS! nj ii.-r r..r 1 nai,.. v t' Vu'l. lll.OIio e li, 'hlrkrl'r h"n.l...,l 4 ail Mitr, u,.-r puna. llRON MOUNTAIN ROUT I Elegant New Service. Quickest and Most Heiiaole Route Missouri, Kansas', Nrhraskt, Colorado, Utah, Pacific Coast Arkansas, Louisiana,' Texas, New Mexico and Hot tWings. Obxorv.'vtion ParlorCafe Dim c Car meals a ia care; elcp-anl Dewing Rocm Rlropers, lighted by eleetrioity and r-oolrd by electric fails; net dining Chair Cars (seats free om ortable Day Coaches. Special indncerannt, oBereri lo hm ek. for ooints eo'li. and sonthwest I "w tour i rate, tit Rocky Mountain rs...t and i-a. Coast from Cairo, Sj) li-,,, t 'in i it r raw pJo l i an pru TKBita i i r oatao Bo 72 ..li:?, p in T'INIHVR soil's IcivT toel Freifht and Paa. loir TnaiMs miim at pisos ni'ir lUoeal Fteisht 'd l'asen, r No. f m B- O. TOWN3H1ND, Oen P Art Ms i raeay nt. ho. CO. MILLFU. Cftj ricket. Asent. riro. BliMBB SMITH. r. T A.. OoTr III Piles! Piles! Piles! lr. WtlHama- Indian File Ointmenf I, prr SJ&4 to core I iles ami DOES IT in abort or tar Bay to apply, every box guaranteed, Nte aMtl.tW. All rtrnrriats nr by mail WtLUAMS M r ti CU4 V K I.A N It. OH in F"r mlr by W. T. ttmoa 11 Wssbltirin INwras. I 1 V CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought AA Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years Tl s TM( CFNTiUi OtWfHftV. NIW TO i TV ar sppetit js pos-r, out iicait "f.tnters," bad breath, l"-oweh con- BICYCLE: REPAIRING... Oun Repairlnf, Safes Opened and all kind of keys mane. Lookwork, Bicycle Sundries of all kimlfi for aals, alti liuns, Revolvers, L.c., Pishinj; Tackle. 11. E. IMF. U.I Commercial Ave., Caiko III, Uncle Joe's Hotel Cairo, Illinois First-Clasr- Accomodation Hteamboai arol Kprry IjiniHoj f)ppit Two bloc from all Rail Head Depot. Rates $1.00 Per Day. W. o. Steasala. Jo Steagala Tmp. When in Cairo Illinois. ...mk'-;t HI at... Uncle Joe's Saloon Cor. St lb B!.. and OsCMaSTCia A?. J08. HTEAUALA, I'art Owner. F. Teichman, Manufacturer of Tine Cigars find Jobber of Tobacco and Cigars. TOT CDMMKBC? A I. A1 sjrTi'" iart saetearts 'm" d.aler to Southern lHi ol, toSacc I he partner of be the silent River Transportation ..LEE LINE STEANIERS.. For Memphis and Way Lsndings, GEOSGIA LEE, Thos. Staid, Master; ThursrJav, 5 p. m. iesef ring the right to pass an isnd ings deemed uo gfe. For treigrit of passage Apply at wharfboaie. RODT. E. LBB, Oeal Mgr. General Office, 234 Vront St., Mernphla, Tcnn Bepmnii(lyi ri i 'I f Sbiw -.nodal, sketch or idtrso i a ibt 1 1 n ior ri;or Kiri ou i.ti n!aMiit" rem "ini, i-Howt.,, i-'urefDSnr BISDI'O vritet 'te and I nHUL.Blr-.HAO CSV I tVT I tfl ft s UI1IH v--ss S S X S. X Un fl. t Kiel j relKU mt ii" jTzj v l The Mississippi Bubble EMERSON HOUGH Author of "The Xtor,- cf thi Cetetov." I ht Girl at tht Half tv ay Hou4t." Etc, rilAPTKB XXXIII. K SB SAID BRE NAY The coach proceeded steadily on Its .av passing In toward that quarter here the high-piled, peaked roofs sad trued spin s betokened ancient Paris 'n every hand arose confused soundl rom the Streets, no filled with a leasant carnival were just beginning hopkeeper called across to his nt Ich or, tradesman gossiped with H.mt (tea the stolid (aces of the plodding easants. fresh past the gate-tax and boand for the markets to seek what BWunu surroundings. He continued little there remained after Eivins to the challenge every hazard, fearless. i;in.a. bore an aawoated look, as though reckless, contemptuous, and Vithal hope might vet succeed to their sur- ,v rvU 'bed, as one must lie who. alter prise. Wan of effort, found that he could "One! Marie. c tiled one stnttt dame H" banish ironi his mind 'he pictures to another, who stood smiling in her dark-floored prison, and of a Unite doorway near by. "See the tine coach ta in the dark, and ot ragtag, awtul coming. That is the sort you and I liters, and of a irl bOautiful, though shall have one ol these days, now that A"' sealed tips and bear! ot ice. the l.inc is dead Cod hie- -he new from time to time, as Wag veil known, and may ne die young! A plague in.- Marie. And now lona ami wild ni man and d mc. t tt we've a nle left, and while it (as I wc (irii.'k tedotn ironi all kings!" You spaak uurds oi gold, Sasanne.? is the reply. Surely I will drink heard lohn Law replied he al la.st companion.-, "and me ms Bontthiag shall -re Paris up- this is talk which Within the year Wf srefore on must lorclvi "lis aofyonr fault thr.i your eajrriagf broke down on the road ftom Marly; and as for my brother Will and my self, we i liimoi forego a nod FoetuW which enables us at last to destroy p eertain long-stattding debt a car riase tide given us. once upon a iime bv fhe Ladv Catharine Knollvs." vol be tld It was the saioe .John Law of old whi made i his ImpetnottS reply, attd Indeed he seemed scarce chanced by the psss intc of these few yeafM of time It wai the anilaeioits youth of the Engilsl highway who now looked at her will prave face, yet with eyes that shone. Some year." had indeed nassed slnct the wide New World, had aca t tii-on the shores of Kn?bind. in i'-h his departure bad heen at tdar. Orivrn by the coads of re rse. jt had been his first though seek out the Lady Catharine Kno) lys; and so intent had he been on thi?: onest. that he learned almost without i emotion of th king's pardon whief' ad Deen entered, discharging Mm of; further penalty of the law of Knpland. j Meeting batty Catharine, he learned, j IS have Others since and before him, I ihat a human soul mav have laws in- I flexilde; that the iron bars of a woman'- resolve may har one QSJtt even as pri on doors may bar him in. He loutid the Ladv Catharine unshake Me in her resolve not to see him or speak with him Whereat he raged, ex poetulatsd by post, waited, waylaid, and so ai length gttlaed an interview, Which taught him many things. Reyscted, as i;i' v is now. by the new ministry of England, none the less every capita ot Europe came presently lo know .lohn Law. gambler, Student and Bnaacier. Before every ruler on 'lie continent he laid his systesS of financial revolution, mid one by one j 'lev smiled or shrugged or otfed ai him Bsifled Ofsee more in his dear est purpfAf he look attain to play play la sin ii colossal and audacious rmtn SI never yet hnd been seen even in the gayesi oaris of a time when Laming was viee to be called na tloaal. No haxard was too great for tienny i ecu m etna turn any appar ent concern. There was no risk sharp tfloagh to dr.; n tag Knawin-4 in his out. Ro excitement strong enough to wipe away from his mind the black panorama of his past He won prtsoely fortunes ami t ia them away aaln. With the Dgare am! 'he air of a prlm-p. he gained Rreater refutatiofl ihan any prin ol Bo rope Upon him were spent the blandish rneni- o; the fjgfrgRt women of his UtM Vel noi this, not all this, served to steid) his energies, now BBbalanced, speetling without gaidaoie. Tin- gold, he, high on Hie tables, sras no' fnoni h to -tupefy Rtl mind, not eno ieh Ihcmgh lie doubled and trfhled If. hoiich lie east great coloen marl er to spare him trouble in th counting of h'' Innings. Btfll student, still nathenatlciBA. he stMsghl tt Am lei rtatn, "i Paii-. at VteBOR. ail BgW then r-.r wbtch ngerad n the actegca m 'i' n- ci i nnsnee. even .ti at th ttilf ore h r'olved ,;lij (artfJSf into r teriei of rerurrn'eA and rJjHSg e In this I my,- aSKfh ig his siieresR that losers uiade COBI plaint, unju.-t bill effectual, to the kin:.-, .so i hat Law sftw ol Heett to leave Paris for a iime. He had riwelt lone enough in I'aris this double-natured man. this student and creator, ihis pambler and gallant, to win the friendship of Philippe of (ir '.eaus la-- u, be rgag of Fi-:i-c J iikI cay enough h;ul been the life titty two hd M BO say. to intimate, that Philippe g.ce -promise thai, should he ever hold iti his own hands the sov ernmenl of France. l,e would end Law1! iuiiisiimem and give to him the op portunity he sought, of proving those theories ol nnanre which constituted the absorbing ambition of liis lite. Meant it;. e Law. ever rejtless. had i -e l !nm one capital of Europe to anutht-r. irauing with him from hole! to hotel the young child whose life had keen cast in such feverish and ttts- Cstw returned to Baglttd He heard 5,1 Lai Dathiriae Knollya, as dlv 1 e done in London, heard of her as a young wnttas kind of heart, mfi oi spee h, wi.h isBderness for i t;, little sunerins iliin?. a beautiful roman, whose admlren listed score.-, inn who nevef sot, even aeeordiag to the eagersj found s saftor ii e it i h n. it di And 0 !i biilt up In Ids soul the inia;;r if a gTtTC, sWeel saint, kindly and senUc-vcdcod, unapproftchsble, not to he protaned, Tc 'his imasc- ah. whh h at lias not had sinh a shrine! he brought in secret the bnotage of his life, his confessions his despair;, his hopes, his resolntlow; sitidir.K thereby all his Ufa, as yyoll a POOT mortal man ataj o. tailing oyer o( his uwit stand srds, as all men do, yet harking ever btt( io that e ret sibyl, reekonint; all things from her. for her, by her. There I ame at NMlgth one chastened Htr when they met in calmness, when h u be- marl le deit). Always her answer had i-een Ihgt the pasl had ben a mistake; i hat she had professed to love a man, not knowing what thai man was; that she had suffered, but thst it was barter o. since ii had brought understand ing. N'-w. in this calmer time, she begged of him knowledge of this child, regretting the sraadering Ufa which had been its portion, saying thai foi Mary Connyne she no logger felt hor ror and hatred Thus it was that in s beats moment Law had Imnulsivolv It was to his own antszement thai he heard Lady Catharine Knollvs consent Stipulating that the child should be placed in a Paris convent for two year and that for two years .lohn LAW should see ttejiher his daughter n',r herself, Obedient as a child him self he had promised "Now. no away.'' she then had said to him "Go our own way Drink dice, game, and watts the talents Cod hath given yon You have made ruin enough for all of us. Old only thm i to another it may not general ion So both and now t atis soon rad hat: arm en logetner, aino'inung lo more than a million Kvres. He had cnt once more ior his brother Will, and thus the two had lived for tOtBS iime in company in lower Kerope. the eiuer tiroiner sun ctuioin as ever in his rOBUrnasitheorles ol banking and llvetl IB sm h! 'alien a imrtion ot the Lreat foendaii' of 'he commercial system of the trorl It was a wiser and soberer and finer John Law, this man who had but n eeniiy re' ejved a .s.iinmoiis t c oil Phil- j lODC of Orleans lo be present in Pat is lor that the king was dying, and iha ill France, frame the bankrupt and distltteted, was on the brink of sudd' a, Bd p i bap fateful change. vVith a RjUfeh revival oi all hit high land superstition. Law hailed now as BRppy harbinger Hie fact that, upon his eii'ry into Paris, the city once more of hii hopes, h,. had stei in tecg fash let ihis lady of hi dreams, even ai ttteh Hme as the ,)t .soenee was oo-'i iioin ms nps ii was no wonder nat Ills eye gleamml. i,t his VOl I i ool on the Oh) vihraui lone, that every restore, in dtotighi or in spftt 'ir thonght, assumed tin tender defer- n o oi the nv er for the Lsltfy Catharine herself there id been alt n many i han"ca The ieaih of her brother the earl of Itan lury. had wrought many shifts in the 4reomstance, of a hoiibe apparently mrvi ed by usklag fate L.ef prarti-"-Hy ainno and Carffsg lltt frr (he life f latttem, etep ;,ftf,r thttt had worn way the chill ol stlsplcton wMeh fol lowed upon the poRWIar knowledge ni er i nericr rfJoa will) I he c-inpe of I m w rem lmrti n Lady Cathaiine Kaolin oror-l f, ,i I t, .md worbl suddenly town ragVS and rmptv Travel upon the on' merit with trienris neeaatoMl visits to the old family house in fjg rland. long journeys in this or th yl'er city such hid been her life niiei. sncei. reproaen less and unre- proachitag, For the present nho had taken an ho'el in the older pari of Paris, in eonnoition with her friend. me eosjBtasR "f Warrisgton, 'imeiim fOBBected with the embassv of ihst Lord st'ti. 'ic it later o jp4 icr Kngltnri in Par s, now so soon to mow tutntiltnous seen Hut now the carriHe had arrived at I he deetlnatfoa Biased by Lady Cathar ine. Law Sprang out. hat in hand, and assisted l ady Oathariaai to the curb, parsing flower girl, gaily offering from her as many roses as his hand eotdd gi a-t. handing bar In return half n much coin as her sraailf r palm could hold. He turned to the Lad; Cath arine, and bowed with that grace which was the talk of a world of gal iunts In his hand he extended a flowi r. "Madam, as before:" he said. There Was a tob in his v!- Their eyes met fairly, nnmasked as they had not been for years. Tears, came into the man's eyes, the Rrsf 'hat had art? sal that beei re; tears ;-or the post, t sectnets which once mK a rs for It have (('ontinued Tomorrow. CURED LUMGAGO. A It Canntan, Chicano, utiles March I. 1903: "Having been troubled with Lunthago at different tines ami tried one physician after another; then different ointments and liaa nents, save it up altogether So 1 tried once more, and sot n bott! of Balls rd'a Snow Ointment and gATe me almost Instant relief. I can cheerfully recoaiBieBd it. and win add my name to your list of former sufferers." 27c, Sold by Schuh Drttt Cc CASTOTtTA 8rj t'ie Sijctrje of W0 :i t (A4 iiumentionabie language m order to express bttnaelf, WHAT'S IN A NAME? Sverytbing is in the name when it p imes to Witch HaWll Salve H c DcWitl A Co., of Chtcago, discorared Some years ago how to make a salve from witch, hael that is a Specific and nil skin diseases or piles, For blind, bleeding, Itching aini protrud Ins piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bmisoi ttnd all skin diseases DeWttt'S Salvt nas no eeual. This has riven rise tt numerous worthless ooenterfleits. Asi for l 'Will's Mctzxer's dru the genaine store. Sold CASTOTIIA. Bean the S-jrjlnrr cf Ti a V rd V i U,.,. Dli u i,'im o.j iMin -iiirtl-i r-'Jt' 1 matt It has never been a midnight closing churches. to havi for tlx IMPERFECT DIGESTION. Mearu less nutrition and in eotiso quenee has less vitality Whwi the liver fails to secrete: bite, tint blond becomes loaded with billions prop cities, the digestion becomes impair ed and the bowels conslipatod. Herb, ha win rectify this; n gives tone to th" Ktomaeh. liver and kidneys, strengthens the appelitie, i lears and improves the complexion, infuses now life and vigor to the whole system, .".n cents n bottle. Sold by Schuh Drug The best wo not submit lo JUST ONE MINUTE. fine Minute Cough Cure gins relief In one minute because ii kills the mi cfobe which tickles Hie mucous moni- brane. causing the cough, and at tl same time clears the phl rrat the inllaniation and gm, draws heads and WOthi the ii ffeeted parts One Minute t ongn (me strengthens the lungs, wards off pneumonia and is a harmle sj nr"! Bever failing cure in all curable ases of coughs, (olds and croup, One Minute Cough Cure Is ilasspl to take, harmless and eood alike for young or drug llort Sold b Metsger'a i he average man think In has done hi duty by his ftfft) when he puts her name in big letters on a monument. Btteece and blow, but you can't get permanent relief from catarrh tin loss Veil OF. elf if v.toi- l.),.,.,l UniwPa ,,..,..M.. -"I'"""" s Oils, soothes and heals Die inflamed surface:;, removes all scrofiilous taltttS, and iiires eg tarrh. t-'ick Headache nt rtne bv I4ood When a wnniati has Iiki much idle UfRe on her hands she has thefR mani cured A VEST-POCK ET DOCTOR. Not in the vav, no Irouble to eat ry ra -v lo take, pISRIRRl aid n"ver talitag in i. ult are DsWHt't Little Fatly Risera, A vtfel of these little pills in the vest pocket is a certain miaraufee at-ain-l headaches, billious- ness. torpid liver and all of the Ills resulting from OonstipatlrjRu They ion ic and strengthen the liver. Sold by Mot.ger s drug store. Cum The ail should bi leeping the mouth shut a DM I N WTR I tilt's o TICK. Estate o( James Keegm. deceased. The undersigned, hav in,r licen appointed nd- atiaistratrii oftas estate of June Keegea, t t eflhe county nf Alexander and the state ot Illinois, deceased, lierehy gives notice that she will appear before the County Court of Alex anilcr cun v at Iht court house in Cairo, at tbc I i brui terra, on I i Itrst Uondaj ia nt which! n ii., lng.tain rqnsstcd to attend tor the purpose of haviuu lie same adjusted All persons in.lelal to id sstata are reipiin-d to make Immediate I avitn lit to the cndersineil. Dsjtnt thin Brat day uf toeemnor 0 I9M. .MAUV KKKtiAN. AdndniiUaUax. CHAXt KIY MU M B, Stale Of ilUiiotH .s Alexainler t ouutv. s In tne Alexander County Circuit (Vert, l'el mary laiia A. Ii ISM. in t'hancerv sittini;. lohn Den.eomplaJnaut, va. Josspji H. Wilson. UiHe Witaoa. atiltord (3. Milker. Willie a. Mil let and V S Starn as, defendnnts. Bill in Ckaao) rj sm aptlti iai fni imimis 'ciu- abovi named defend.ints an In re nolitted Itiat said compla.uant has thus day tiled in said eourt a CSrtalS loll in Clianeer.v for specilie perform anee against you and that summons Una iasui il theieon returnable on the hrst day of the next term of said court, to he holden at the eourt house in (.'aire. Illinois, Hi Hit eighth day or Kehniaiv next. I KB li. DAVIS, Clerk. Cain. Illinois, Dee. Mb. A. iv, I9u LAV.I V. K A It K A K EE. Complainant's Solicitor. IIAXI KIIV NOTJCK, rr atx of Illinois, Alexander Count v In the A levaeiler Com'! y Circuit ourt, February- term IIM. lu Cuacen Sttuag. Matilda lord. Complninnnt. va. Lewis Kuril. Delendnl. r.ill in lianeerv for divorce. Theabtwsnameyl defeudaiil is hereby noti fied thai said complainant h m Ibis day 'tiled in mid GOttr a e"rtain till Is rbsnosij tor di I votes agatast jroti and that aanunona has is. f sued t ban-on returnable on tin day ol the I awn term of said eoart, to be holttea at th. court house la 0 liro, Illinois, On the eight day t I'ehruaiv m-vt. ii:; B. DAvIS, v Clerk. Cairo. Illinois. Dee ML A. moa 1 JOHN B, HcOKK, CompMtaaat'a He ClTV National Bank (v. 009 OHIO LCVGE, CA1R(); ILLINOIS. CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $108,000106 s C-ITC AAit Al. MltliVWaVxl M. C. WRWHT, President. M. S. CAN0E6, Vice-President. S. AISTIIORPn, Cashier. GKO. F. ORT, Ass't Cashier. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS BOXES fOR RENT, $3 AND UPWARD. Your Buslne&S la Solicited. frilsssfl Chcckn and Letters ol Credit bead (in all parts of th world. Enterprise Savings Bank. No. O09 OHIO IXVER, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. CAPITAL, RESERVE FUND, $.Si),()00.(H) SIOO.DOO.IX' 3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. J. I. AISTHORI'f-. President. AMJRLVV LOHR, Vice-President. ClfiO. P. OR I. Treasurer. We Solicit Yoio Account. Dont Be Fooled! osiaaltw wick v mocntain TEA Is put up In while pa.-k-ic manulicl ired sschiatvel ly the tfidii-n Medfris Co., Marfiscn, H i;. Sells at t.a tnl i paikairi. All other, ore rank latitat left' and siil'fl(ule,, dnn't risk v''"i hesBh bv taking t.vent f HHOriBtlfsiB make- aeh people Well, Keens yon Well. All Honest Dealers -ell me Ueevine. HOLURTEB DKIHI CO. Madison. W,J Alexander County INational Bank t'oromorclal Atenu g dgMg Htret, OAIROIUUNOIS. Capital Reserve I iind SlOfl.OW $20.00f) ...OFFfCRKft... P. Ilitoaa, rrealdunt B.gj RtJnsB, VP I'r f. H. Oauiass, Caablor F. Sra'.-in A" rt ...JTKEt T6B8... P.Baeas.. Cairo Win Ktm.n Ofiri Csms iiotd Cms rsiuiiisa.il W. OtTSSUtH W. H OoHtao.. 1 R. A. Bcos r M J. B. OaUMAS.. Account, of i crfioratl' U and lagtrMaalS pecl,lly oltelted Fxehante f'irnlihed In any part of the world. Alexanrler i' n,o. Pre. idem nicaailUCr KriBoantiVlcPr, County l.at,tissiaOsaii vw P. asawcssa ass'tOasi Savings Rnnk CAIRO, H MNOIfJ. CAPITAL $50,OOC Strictly a Savings Bank Intercut paid on Time Deposits at rate of throe per cent per annnm. CAPITAL STOCK I CAIRO ILLINOIS. A SMITH, President W. F.OBIBSTEAD, HENRY 8. CABDBB, K K COX Vice President Cashier. A.i i ..1, EFDCIENT (no PROMPT ATTENTION TO ACCOUNTS OF MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS and INDIVIDUALS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. ("orrpi'tt'tj to IK v' IMli, 19(tl. Tin: VAST mail koi Tf. Shortest and ijiiti krsl Itoute to C ft Viijii- I lti,- -ir Ol. OUUI?) iA VlliCtlJt j a lie Onlv Line K.iniiuiR FIVE DAILY M 1- Hi i M North, Last and West. ss Train, isavs Qetssu i:i". i. in Daily t Messm Vtlsials Ltailtett, smviat Is Cht,sjo al m it a. m. ooaasetlng Ith aiaeraooa trains tat all iiuts '.i-t and uorth. 2 IB a at. UaUsf 8t. l.rMtlaNlaaM l imit' ,i Srrivlas in Si bonis at 7 lis a St., SOBBSCtlaR jt I'll ii .li btai in fot all ilointa u-fst. Sleeping car, open at Stil a. in. to a. in.. hleaan naylsrM btrsa, except Sunday, auakesall rtops twtwecn Cairo Sild Chtoase, arriving inCliii-ao at 6:00 p. ni. This Iraiu innkcs roaBlllTIOB, nt Ashley for Bvsasvalb ami Hsndenon, sSOsatraMa for all poinis i ii t lie Air 1 bta, al I Igtlsa for all points in the H SO. B.W. K It.. lablatUas 1'incin- nai) ami UMn.soiir, at Ktliughamwilh tin- V an dal a l ine for Teixe Haute. Indianapolis ami point east, at Mattoi n ,Sor Terre Haulp, lit dianap"lis a .,1 (Miints en-f and at ihatnpaign avitk iiie BigFovt tor point sasl aad trssi .":;S a. m -i. Loala MovaiHsf KssHfess, exeept sumi.iv. snirtac la 84. koaisal tl-M making all stop-. 11:1- a. in. st. LattatS Past Mail, arriv ing in St, 'p'nis at ftrtl p. m. Itlta 1 hicagu M nl-dar Bpfrlal. Bill, uigin Chieago. in in p. in. ilHIOp. B, I tall, M. I.nm. I. united, r- nviac in St. Lout, at :SE p ttc eonneetlae at Usloa Btatioa for Kaaaa fHt,. Omaha, ien- vcr, -an Ptaaeisoo and all points we st. 8HMI p. in. t ail Kxprea- tor I, din. Kl Basbam, Matlism. 'l olona, CI ami-aiim. Chi cago. Btofl a. ,,i. t toi-aco and Rasteea B- pro-. aVmrlag in I hteajm al S:0B a. St., Indiaie spoils, -s t im iur'tit i. NiSSa. m,, Rtitntlo, Srst p in.. New Vork 7; VI a. in. SI ung cats to tliicao, I'aSSt'lli'Crti "r N'w eastern t aui,a,v.ia ,M n j.,!,,,, nialfh, Itlinoi. Central la the qnfcltwitik' by many lo ins. I n mK Cairo st SllSfs ui. and Ivtugla Now York at T:.Mthe eeond morn tssj, SOUTHERN DIVISION. Hr ONIY Diiatlr laUnflO MHHI-HIS NAHM VI K CHA ITANCKMM, AT LANTA JACKSMNVrn,!, H. VANNtH, VICKHRIRI, and NHWOKI.F-.sNH I! I 'The D'xlft r'lyer," Memphis, Nh- iln and .luck con, ill, soliU train, liasgasn ear SHaelies and sleepci lo Nashville, via Martin, t liniuifh stui p, r to .1 aeksnnv die, arnii'nt in N i-liv lite at 'i a. n... t liallammsa at ill, p ni Atlanta at 7:l p. m.. HaCoa, liu.. at 11:111 p. in.. Jacksonville. Florida at tel.' a. m. 11: 1 a. ni Memphis anil New Orleans l.iiui d via Vi liipnis, ai rivinrr in Memphis at S: IS i in out Nets Orleans TtUsv in. lists m., dally, Fulton, radaeah aad Lonii lle Bsdroiw, krrivlag in Fulton Will a. m. ravducaa it its a. at, and Lonlsvlll, a:tj p. m. I :Hi; .ii., dsibj Memphis and New Orleans rssl Mall lo-'v lag in Memphis al Till p. ni. and New Orb-tin hi l:M ,i. hi. IMMtp nt., dally, rfantiTlltr fsatasoossssil uuthwerters, limited, ttirouuh rttachn, to Nashville aad UuoBStl Uaepins ear for Nah il le and Chattanooga Willi eonnecl ions for all aoatheastsra imhoi. eacbiaa Nashville sfeiM p. ni Chattanooga at s: s a, m Ailam., ::;m a in htasaa li H a. m, and Jacksonville .il W:M i'- i p. m. Meinphi- and New Orleans 8r pec i lean irriv e Mi inphi- at Pi:t(i p. in., Ne a. m. S. Kor throiijih lieki is, sleeping car accum niodaliiiiis ana farther information apply al Illinois Central Railroad depot. Calm III .1. II. .ICI.M.S. Tkt. A gt. A it BAftSON.Oea Pass. At. Ohleset." BIG FOUR ROUTE. Beat sTud Quickest Line -TO- Bvftiuivllle, Paducgli, Vincenucs, Danville, Terre Haute, Indian apolis, migville, Ciiuiti nali, Pittaburj, BalLinioic lflaflelplila, Wtuhing lou, New York Bot t( n, and all Bagt" em Cities wTralin levlnsttlro: No. ,'i:,-i a. in.- Cincinnati, Losltvllla, Use fork. fast mailand express. Only one SBaaffS fears to New York and Boston. No. 2 :W p. m.-Chicajto, Indianapolis, Cln 'nast i and eastern epres. best tins fur In dianapolis; can s t sleeperal l:Sfi i in. No M I tM p. m. LoesJ accommodation. se1 rains arrlre at Cairo t DOOR, 7:0(1 p. m. and lfl:3fta. m. At! Uatns ttafly except HundaT I-or rates, maps, railroad irnlrli and ireeera information, ea'lon or address SUM KB SMITH ricket Arent. tfnloa ttesoWo, W.J. lTwf)H, o. t. A r. a Cnndaaatt O, W P. DPTPK, A O. P. A.. St. Laval I, Mo. I. M STONR, T P. A Cairo, 111. r-w.Hl -.-pt-y; 5wwis station CMP0 MOrtlGf'.MtSf IKSMMItaf i iH Of TRAINS AT CAIRO NORTB BOVBO j So. 1 leaves (dally) No. 4 leaves (dally) Sail Leave, (week day,) SOUTH ROOWD No. I f'aves ofally) No. I Lsaass (dtvHy) No. II Irfiavca (week dux,; I a p. J:'i'' a. m i 'm p. in i :'M p. ni IrSS a. n SIH., C. S. CLARKE, I, ai Mtiu.'-r. ,T. I.C,. t.M.SIirPASO. JNO. OS. RtaLL. I I'xi I A,, nl. A..tC,.niraw tA annul., Il mill PARK TP'S HAIR BALSAM Clrsn.. Slid brsul lie l t'tlr. rrm.ni a knttteiaal ";t' Ret r Fails to Restore flray Bale to us Tom.hrnl Color. Cure-, aeslp fll.r..- h 1 tl .,.ra, IOO.OOO.Q9 ''aiTlCT mm j I

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5 Wheat Toned up by Influence ol Big Long. Stagnation ot Market Result of War Uncertainty. THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 14, 1904. W m asC Blowing I CLOSED JT TOP WIG DOWN GRADE PPT0N1Z0 I I U PORT I liar I'ut We've a Night to Blow. Our SYLPH FLOUR Is of a superior kind and than anything else in the I H. L. Halliday Milling Co. A TELEPHONE IN YOUR BUSINESS Returns 500 per Cent. Can you afford to be without one in your dwelling. Protect your family night and oy. livery Instrument connect? direct with the Long Distance lines lhat reach evervwhere. CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE CO, liighth street. Manager Ex. Main ffc KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RY. 'Straigt as the Crow Flies" Kansaf City to the Gulf. Passing through a greater dlveraitj of climate, soil and resource than an other railway in the world for it s length. .Along Its lines are the finest lands suited for growing small gr Jn one flax, cotton; for commercial apple and peach orchards, for other fruits and berries; for commercial cantaloupe, potato, tomato and general trucl fauns; for sugar cane and nee cult! vation; for merchantable timber; fot raising Donee, mules, cattle, hogs. Sheep, poultry and Angofi gor;ts, ft( prices ranging from free government homesteads to twenty-five dollars or more per acre. Cheap rcund trip hr iseseekers and one way colonists' llckots on sale llrst. and third Tues days of each month. Write for a copy of Current Events published by the Kansas City Southern Railway the short line to "inexpensive and COfg fortable hones." S. 0. WARNER, O. P. d T. A Kansas City, Mo a Dstaltloa. Little Elmer i'apa, what is polite n Prof. Broad bead Politeness, my son, ll Hie ait of not leiiing other people kjaow what you really ttiink of them. 1'iisn Topic:;. W 'iiiiii Haaaf so. After the last big sale," whispered he girl at the soap couuttr, "the boss red crk6." 'H'm!' mufpl the ;ou lerk. "That must have been ll"." Chl- l"i""c""' e Illfi t.url 1 1 rnl oni iisr. "Ever bet y amj. up, Ferguson?" "Oltet ever niy wife wnm s any Off..; .ways tells me cf it at a a there is somebody calling at are pi 71, lUie and I can refuse. Chicago i .b.the. Once A Reader of tho Chicago Journal Always a Reader THB 01 DESt l A ll Y NEWSPAPER IN ll I INOI5 SR Years the Home Paper. A papet that has the most com plete news service obt a i n a b 1 e from all parts of the world. Its columns are nu'st competently edited. Society, moslc aad drama, literature and ait are ably commented upon. Its financial, commercial and live stock r views are acatticrvrtedged to 'c thoroBgttly complete rzcA liibk. jCGn:5 :h .eel u. ytt, S3 mi uk st lUXL has made more homes world Till' best tiling to put by for a rainy day is ;aod health, CURCD AFTER SUFFERING TEN YEARS. ft. v. ii, ire, superintendant Mlarrta Cycle Mfg. Co.. Middlelown, O.. auffi red for ton years with dpspeppia, lie pert hundreds of dollars for me II cine and with doctors without recoiv iiv." any permanent benefit. He says 'One night while feeling exceptionally! bad I was about to throw down fcae evening paper when I saw an itc ra in the paper rogardiuj themerltt of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I GttaclUied to try it and while 1 had no faith In If I f. 't Better after the second (lore. After using two bottles I am Stronger and better than I have been for years, and i recommend Kodol Dys pepsia Cure to my friends and ae quaintanees suffering from Stomach trouble." Sold by Met ger's drug store. CA8TOTIIA. kaaj thn J Kmd You Havo jto A woman's idea of a secret i.s some thing worth telling Jennie Is it true that Joe occupies the first place in your heart? Saide Not much my dear, Koltlster'a Rocky Mountain Tea first, last and all Mi" lini". Ml cents, tea or tablets. Paul 0. Schuh Sons. rim iii strikes wins the lean the sight, but nieni Like TVa I am in the v-y comes 1 111 Ml the star of health w to the weak and famous remedy W descon- doesforthestom- U A,,,uvr..rUc ach that which It vSTO cuHn g)i is unable to do for t o m ac h itself, even if but I i I I .4 K..1 troubles and slightly disordered digestive er overburdened. Kodol disorders. firr' t k r -t"l I esHon ind H" the Vptk rf the SiTHf h. reltr'ng th p.-oijs tension, m-hi'e the Inflamed muscles sod triivibrn' of that ""?an ire jllo'id to te-t and heal. It I rta Indifc 'irion, flatulen'-e, palpitation of the heart, nervous d.-spepsia and all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifyir.g and strengthening the glands, nwrobraiies of the stom al h and digestive organs. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure v.... r vTO o ji j i .i n hstatsJ I r. C rw,Tr t co., cb:c13. v.y ...2. .-I fz: tile :ir.it(i &ru :cie GATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE FAT STEERS IN GOOD DEMAND HOGS LIVELY, SHEEP FIRM. Dy Associated Press. Chicago. Jan. i::. WHEAT Before the opening Liverpool cables showed losses, while British consols were higher, fa view cf the fact that peace between Russia and Japan is still very probable, the market here opened easier. May being V& Uc to U'!' lower at SC.7 87c. Commission houses were liberal sell ore and the offerings were taken large ly by a prominent bull interest. The first hour the demand from this source eairied May to 87Vfc(i 87c. but when! buying lessened the price sagged until Sdc was reached. Liberal receipts in the southwest and all primary points was a factor in bringing out early selling orders. There was good buying on the de cline by a number of commission houses and elevator interests. The market responded to this demand and developed more firmness. Within the faal lew minutes of close of session firmness changed to decided strength on renewed Purchases by a big long. The market closed at the top, May be ing a shade higher. Liverpool was (Q)d lower. On coast boat loads were accepted. CORN The dominating influences were small receipts, poor grading and jood cash demand, A good general Jcmand was evident all day. commis sion houses leading in buying Ti.e market was a little easier at he Wort, in sympathy with wheat, Vjt price:;; soon firmed up and held 'inn to the close. May showing a gain u n:4c. At the seaboard 22 boat loads were tikep. Liverpool was unchanged to il better. OATS Oats were independently ttrong, especially May. The eommis dOS l oes were the principal buyers i j telling was scattered. The open ng ri Steady, May unchanged to a' 3badC loWflt. The close was strong, i Mav showing I4C advance from yes-1 terdayta t-nnt. The following was the range of prices lor the day: VrTtBAT. CleHirg. Oiien Hiifh Low Jan. II Jan. 11 Jan. 87 83 U 83 May S7 87 8d'j 87' 87 July 81 litU SI Vj 81 82 Vi COJtN. Jan 44 41 May 17 Mj 17V, 17 17 July 4l 17 Hl 17 M OATS. Jan 37 3f! May 34 lu 31 10 39 July 3r 3fiVi 3." 96 "i UYK. Jan .r.2 53 May 67 57 57 I'DKK Jan 13.00 12.7.1 Mii.v 13.11 MM 13.1't U30 13.112 LAUD. Jan .77 (i.70 May tl.'.ir. 7"2 i.'X, 1M tM Kins Jan f42 0.35 May 6.70 (i.on ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS Specinl to The Bulletin. St. lxmiR, Mo.. Jan. 13 The follow in?' was the range of prices for the I day: WHKAT. Cloninft. Oprn fliph Ixiw Today .fa". 12 i May 83 81 tt 81a 81 July S0 SO 7'.r!H 8 s" CORN. '.May 15. UVk (HI 45 i July I5'K n IfM M OATS. I Mav 3J 39 83 39 tiii r ash MAMKI t;t LoHfe, M" Jan i.3. I i" f"il" i in: .p"i pile" ruled here todnj f" various gr.iite. meofloaeiel: 190 i"d winter WBat, 9334' N. 3 r-. witt-r wliosL 1 1 'i No. 2 white corn, lift I2' No I mix'-d abrS, I3.e. No. 3 white corn, 43" 11' No. 3 mixed corn, 12; 12c. No. 2 white oats, 194) 19 C No. 1 nilxe.l 3S 38c. I No. 3 white oats. .",8(fi39c. I No. 3 mixed oats, 37C. LOCAL GRIN MARKETS. Cash pf990a In the t'aim marlot -Fi'crda' r"r 8 lr!i'!v. !'r. 2 red WrSlM wftsal Hp i T'.l Mailt 1933 life ;v 2 &t ass, zsitH itt. ti -9J9 I Mas ccra. 41 2- POWDER Improves the flavor and adds to tho hoalthfulnoss of the food. TRICE BAKING POVOER CO. CHICAGO No. 3 mixed corn. 42c No. 2 white oats. 40c. No. 2 mixed oats. 39e. No. 3 white oats, 39c. No. 3 mixed oats. 38c. Receipts and Shipments. By the Associated Press. Chicago. Ill Jan. 13. The followinv. car load lots represent the receipts and shipments from the Chicago mar ket: Flour 49 2t Wheat 89 24 Corn 348 189 Oats 355 200 New York Grain Markets. By Associated Pi ess. New .York. Jan. 12.-WHKAT Re- j eeipts. 5.000: export. 13.000; spot firm: No. 2 red, 960 elevator: No. 2 red, 95c t, o. b. afloat; May. !mic. corn Receipts, S7.000; exports,! 78,000; siKit firm; No. 2, 64c elevator; and 52'4e f. O, 1). alloal; No. 2 yellow. 57c; No. 2 white. J2e. Options; closed c above yesterday. May, 53 c. OATS Receipts, 69,000; exports. I 5.000; spot firm No. 2. 18c; standaril white, 15c; No. 2 white, 45 c: track j while, western, 13f047,e, Options nominal. Minneapolis. WilEAT May. 87"c; July, 8f.c; September, 70c; on track, No. 1 hard.! 87v'c; No. I northern. K(!e: No. 2; northern, 83 6 s.;"'Sc. Liverpool. WHKAT Hpot. firm; No. 2 red west ern winter. 0s :id. CORN -Spot Arm; American mixed, new, is American mtxed, old, is (id. live STOCK, By AtaOCialM Press. Chicago. Jan. l'i.-CATTl.B-Th-re v.aa a fairly active general demand, but relatively confined to good fat cat tle, which were a shade stronger with comparatively moderate supply. Thin cattle were slow at barely wkes, There was a good dem deady nd for fat steers: COWS and hellers were active at recent sharp decline, and stockers and f'M'der tiade rather ani mated. HOC8 Receipts. 30,000; nearly t. null carried over from last night. This fair supply and with live ly de mand from all classes of buyers, lie prices were strong and 16 and 2'" cents higher than early in the day SHI-IK!' The general demand was nearly as strong as ever, bet pries were mostly steady, ruling at M on day's high prioOS. Live Stock at St. Louis. By Associated Press. St. l-ouis. Jan. 13 CATTLH -Ho-1 eeipts. 3,990; steady: beef steers. $3.70 96.30; sfocken and feeders, $2.5mf Kit; cows and heifers. 13.36494.36;! Texas steers. f3J904JM. HOtiS -Receipts, 8,000; 10c higher; range. f loft- .9jB, HI'TTKft 1'nsettled western. Lfi4 22c. O'KKSK Steady large and small, 19C 19e. BJQOI -Steady: western. 21ft 29c. COFKKE Options closed Arm at 2o to 3,0 points net higher. Sales. 109,000 J bags. February. $7.19: spot Kiotinn: No. 7 Invoice. 7c; mild steady; Cor dova. HOi I2c. Sl'CAR Raw miminal; fair refui ing. 3C; criiirifngal 90 test. iC, nioiassi s sugar, 2c; refined ipiiet DAKOTA DIVORCES DECLARI II INVAI 10 Navt I Court. Ii Colloaiori rjc 1 r 1, Husband and Wife Is pioveu. Ily Assoeiaterl Press. New YoYrk. Jan. 13. The Supreme Court dcflatrril invalid in New York a divorce obtained In South Dakota in 1999 by Mr: Kllen Theresa Khh-r from Oajpigl N Klder. of Hay Shore. L. I., on th" gn.iind of cruelty. The court d'T'a" d that if a derni' ,,r iir,.i.. obtained In knftB Daltoti b n hr bets the rectW c::tu;in t'.'":;.:; 'i-ta-J asd v;U u i t:i:-zz. -.Ui:'r iu.'i pirUei :tsaia htanl sal ..lis. I PLETHORA OF CURRENCY FUNDS CONTINUE TO PILE UP, WHILE STOCKS ARE DRAGGING. By Associated Press. New York. Jan. 13. The stock mar ket today reflected no development in affairs, hut stagnation of the market was in itsell the result of uncertainty over the outcome ot far eastern crisis. The same effect was noticed in the various conimodily markets which have shown themselves under the iu tluences ot war news, while the for eign seciirilioi; market was also prac tically idle today These markets were evidently waiting, all of them, for some more definite shaping of futur, of events. Constantly varying rumors regarding chances of peace or war seemed to day to have lost their power for indue-1 ing active operations in the markets, i The possibilities involved in the situa tions are abundantly realized, and the conclusion seems to have been reached to sit down and await the outcome. I In the absence of snecuhitive iTf maud for loans, offering'of call money became so large today as to suggest an early stage ol plethora in money Supply. Funds stii continue to pile up at. this center by receipts of currency from interior and by some belated ar rivals of loreign gold. The government fiscal operations at subtfeasury are also yielding large returns It) money market by reason Of pension payments, interest pay ments and payments on arcount of yearly mail contracts. This abUBfanCC of money still fails to attract any de mand for seeiirtiies. either of stocks or bonds. The uncertainties of the war outlook are considered sufficient explanation of indisposition to trade. Possibility of an unheralded decision being unexpec tedly haa led down in Northern Securities case Is a factor In making for conservatism in specu late committments. The prices today gravitated to a lower level from sheer inattention anil closing was on down grade Following are the closing bids 00 the securities named, today and Mon day Government Bonds. Today Vesterday. Refunding 2'a registered IdV, Kefundini;1 i'a coupon 1(5 Rsgistereo 3'a IW Coupon 3's 101 1 New i's registered 183 New i's coupon Mj Old I'm registered 107 1 Old I's coupon 107 1 108 105', 100 106 133 133 107 107'.. I011! 101'4 Regi-tered 5's Coupon 5'a v 101 1 IQ1 Railroad Stocks. Atchison oo1 07!.. Atoblsotl preferred 89 38 Baltimore A OWo 79 njj Chicago tfc Alton "fi 39 Northwestern 199 199 DanvsrftRk) flrande 9t) 30 Den. A Rio (iraiuln pb.l. 7(r 70 Illinois Central 130', 131 Louisville Nashville 107 107 Metropolitan 120'. I'.'o', Hiaaourl PSOiflc 91 01 New York Central 119', 119'., Paonsylvsnia HW Reading 42 44 Rock Island. tlH H Hock Island pfd 58 9S St. Paul 142'.. .Southern Pacific 4H 18 Southern Railway 20 19 SCOTT'S EMULSION makes pale, thin children fat and chubby. Overcomes wasting tendencies and brings back rosy checks and bright eyes. It's surprising how ti'inkly 1 bildren respond to N otts Emulsion. It contains jnsi the Icntenl nourishment their little hA i need, 1 1 v thrive on it. Kvrn a lew drops in tjie baPy's bottle h' c able effect for good. Nothing better than Scott's Emubiutl for Browing children. Why do substitutes for Scott's Emulsion cost less? Because they're worth l With one VOB wait IB tain lof the benefits you had looked for. In Scott's Emulsion v;,u Ket them It never disap- pom! Thafs worth the ftw liflerence in cost. !:;i :.J,i.ii-4Ht V, m Union Pacific Union Pacific pfd Wabash Wisconsin Central Ri s mm H i. r I f j UH J To siz2s, 50 as. and $1.00. I US h!',!''''iltJl C WALTt,En PEPT0N1ZE0 P0R' CO. FOR SALE BY M HLRMAN C. SCHUH PHARMACY CO. I 78 78 M j 89 I H);i 30 n is 19' 47'.. is 49'H 90 'J9:,j H9f. 89 '.j mi nx 9ii Hti 1-4', 136 37 30'., hi 57 5ii'.: 87 l4t'2 per 'fiine loans or all date. Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Colorado Fuel and Iron Nort hern Securities. Pacitie Mail Peoples Gas Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron United State! Steel United states Steal pM. V( stem Union Money on call easy at cent.: (dosing offered at 2. easy at 15(1 Prime papsr KAcliange maud 4U.6&; liar silver a per cent per cent, steady at. idvance, de- I 83A is:, in. It's tunny why women eat pies and pickles ai midnight lunches and ex pect a fair complexion. No wonder they have to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to bring back the bloom of youth. 35 cents. Paul U. Schuh Sons. BECHTEL NOW ON TRIAL One of Accused Sveethcarts of Dead Girl Acquitted Other Defendants Must Face Charges. I Ily Associated IVesi. Allentown. Pa Jan, 13.- The series lol trials to fix the responsibility for the murder last October of Mabel Bechtel, the proity 21-year-old sllh mill girl of this city, was begun today, and before adjournment had been taken i David Wcisenberger, one of the a' Ctised sweethearts ol the imfort'inate j girl, was formally Brratgned and ac nultt.'( of tbS murder charge. Alois i Bckstein, Mabel B999jt9i'i Bfawti also ebar-ad with Complicity in the crime. I was called to the bar of the court, anil the shiw worl. of selcellng a .iuiy to try him was in progress when Cotttl 1 adjourned After ICeksteln's case is aiapoaad of Um aged nratker of the ibad girl, Myrtha. the 17year-old dane.hier, and Charles and John, will be uied for complicity In the sensa tional crime. FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS Nebraska Federal Political Patronage Discussed by Millard, Rosewater and the President. Py Associated Press, i Washington, Jan 13 Se nator Mil lard, ol Nebraska, and Ivlward Rose watr, editor df the OnslM Baa had j :i ronfemace with the preside I today 1 r 'int;; the Nabraska fedei P IMilRlnteota. 11 1 antttHiti-ed that T. L Matthews nlll ho nominated inccced him t1l 1 1 aited Btale man hal OUiW ap potoiinent'' liai'' H"l In-en ib-eubd UpiHl Itllard and Ro a aim latiti i UM president to attend the celebration of I the RftteAh aamivwraary ol the adnus sioti uf Nebraska and Kansas as tern tories. The celebration will be held Ira Omaha. May 90 next The art deal was compelled to decline I be in ktatioo. CASTOR I A P9f Infanta and Children, the hnrj Vrjii Hw filwir. Rmirhl ass9 UN f For Dyspepsia Indigestion Impaired Strength Weakened Vitality And Kindred Ailments Two r-izes, 50 cts. and $1,00. DOG SAVES A FAMILY Faithful Animal Arouses Seven Per sons From Burning Building and Loses Its Life in Flames. Uy the Associated Press Pueblo. Col.. Jan. 13. A dog saved Oliver VVhltson, his wife and five chil dren from burning to death. Tho fain ily was asleep, when the dog, in an adjoining room, pushed open a door agd jumped on ill'' bed, took hold of one of the younger children, and dragged it to the floor. This uwyke the parents of the child, and the room t-as found full of smoke. Walloon, after much difficulty, dragged hlsshil dren from the burning building and then rushed back for his sick wife, i The dog which saved the family was last seen searching about the bed. ap parently In search of children. The animal was burned to death. PLEASANT AND MOST EFFECTIVE. T J Chambera, editor Vindicator, liberty, Tex., writes Dee 25, 1902: "With pleaaare and un-dicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative power of Ballard's llorehound Syrup. I have used it in my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most ef fective and plasantest. remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used." Sold by Schuh Orug Co. BlU Island, ill Jan 1 1, IMl, Messrs. Bly Bros I have used your Cream llalm in my family for nine years and ll has become my family doctor for colds in the head. I used it freely on my children. It Is a Godsend to children. Yours respectfully. J KIMHAIJ. Messrs. El) Bros I suffered great Ij with catarrh and tried different remedies without effect. Afie.- using one bottle "i your Cream Ualin 1 found relief and I cannot praise too highly BCfa I t' tnedy. M1B8 CORA WILLARD, Albany. N K. Fits. Baby Had Two to Six Every Day. Suffered Terribly Doctors Failed. Dr. Miles Nervine Cured Him. WesV, ttoj, fretful, pimir chiMren ra r tt.-atmcnt su, h as enly Ir. M-les Nrrvm aM'rd. Vhn neclected thfta fympi "Tiv. Ind 'pil.j'O' lii rr -.pi-.rtn. rvfry nihr -.tvvilrt Mrenctbes berowaaad O. iitv, :th IV. MilrV Nf itnnr, irn r. .n ji nivf"j? lisitden. Reici the (oil- ing "Whn n-, letlf t-"v a? ninth -H hr Ii id nmi in hr. (f nd hiod.v T r p ,.r iim "i-'il -hipr ("ttmnn'lHl'f ,1 t t...- in-mnt ffmed lO hlp t".'l m sl"iit l' nee. n.,i.mg did any good th- H.v-tor ev him. We called mother .1 -1 r h i hi- medicine di-1 no good tiire i 1 1 ovthri who railed it spina! di r Rv I'm t'ne thr chdd'l body was dtan h's backbone wascwred to one side and his hands and feet out of aha e. 1 1 .ii'ferirgs were terrible, and la f- to sit fits a day. I was Ukini; li Milc' R- I ,!ue Nervine fur in n r Iruuble ai .1 it v j- iro.nimendej f, 1 I I u.Hilil mnt if it would hlu I mi. All three Joctors had hiaa up. 1 ne-hjlt ttle Mopped thefis and li lissbs straisrhtened, sad another bottle cured him. He u now a strong, healthy bo gsiaf to frhool. I hive waited t see il the old ,oM n.ij.ried, wntiflf TOU. i'tlt il A i jr-v

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 14, 1904. P rffifc mi -i Blowin Prettv Hard l! ut We've a Kigbt tfl Bio a. Our 1 OPENED EE CLOSED JT TOP Wheal Toned up by Iniiucike ot Big Long. SYLPH FLOUR Is of a superior kind and has made more homes lhan anything else in the world illing Go, II H. L. Halliday I as. .JE THJjjjjuiaMUMMMiMHWWOBrTiswnT 111 i iiiirn-niiTin'Ti t iiuiiiin g CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE FAT STEERS IN GOOD DEMAND HOGS LIVELY, SHEEP FIRM. n,Yj8jlS!aniSard CLOSING ON JDE BAKli POWDfR Stagnation ot Market Result of War Uncertainty. PLETHORA OF CURRENCY WALTHER'S HPTQiZEO PORT A TELEPHONE IN YOUR BUSINESS Returns 500 per Cent. Can you afford to be without one in your dwelling. Protects your family night and flsy. Every Instrument connects direct with the Long Distance lines that reach everywhere. CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE CO, liighth street. Manager Ex. Main KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN R Y. 'Straigt as the Crow Flies" Kama City to the Gulf. 1'asslng through a greater ilverult) of climate, soil and resource than alt) other railway in the Work! fur lis length. Along Its lines are the finest lands suited for growing small grata, oni. flax, cotton; for commercial apple and peach orchards, for other fruits an; berries; for commercial cantaloupe, potato, tomato and general trucl fauns; for sugar cane and rice culti ration; tor merchantable timber- fot raising horses, mules, cattle, hogs. Jhoep, poultry and Angora poets, at price ranging from free government homesteads to twenty-fivo dollars or more per acre. Cheap rcund trip hemeseekers and one way colonist? ticket on sale first and third Tuei dav 8 of each mouth. Write for a eopy of Current Events published by the Kansas City Southern Railway the short line to "inexpensive and com fortable homes." S. 0. WARNER, O p. T A Kansas City, Mo A Di lin II ion. Little Elmer Papa, what is polite n. Prof, Broadhcad" Politeness, my son, ts the art of not letting other people know what you really think of them. Town Topic until leOS Sit. "Aftrr the last big sale." whispered tic girl at the of counter, "the D4M red t :rke." The best thing t, put by lor a rainy day is good health. CURED AFTER SUFFERING TEN YEARS. it. K. u. ire. luperintcndant tliatrin Cyela Mig. Co.. Middlet.nvn, suffered for ten years with dpfepepfela. Ho I pest BVl)4 rede of dollars for nicer Cine and with doctors without receiv ing any permanent benefit. He ifejrs: 'One night while feeling exceptionally bad I was about to throw down fne evening paper when I saw an Item In the paper regarding t'vnmrits of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I concluded to Ifj it ami while I had no faith In it i felt btttfef after the ieooad dneo. After u: ing two bottles I am Stronger and better than 1 have been tor years, and l recommend Kodol Dys popaia Cure to my friends and fee qualntsBoea Buffering from stomach trouble." Sold by Metzgor's drug store CASTOXIIA. Pftr tb Tho Kind Von Ilavo Muts Boufiftt A woman's idea of a secret is son)1 thing Worth tilling. Jennie-- la it true that Joe occupies the first place in your heart? Saido Not much my dear, Hollister's Rock) Mountain Tea first, last and all 'lie time. cents, lea Of tablets. Paul Schuh Sons Charm strikes the win Hie heart. "1 1 m inused ihc "That must have been i ago News. m clerk. siIp." Chi- ill. toes f ml poprifce. "Fiver be amr"!"- Eerguon?" "Ofter i vi r my wife wnctsany ni.p ti. .ways tells me of I; a' a g .1 inn, ib rum, I'vtj lH.pt.M0 i an ni.e and I can'. refuse."--Chii ugo .b.tiie. Once A Reader of tho Chicago Journal Always a i n E 01 ni'.s r dam y NEWSPAPER IN II l INOIS H Years the Home Taper. A paper that has the most com plete news service obt a i n able from all parts of tlto world. Tts columns ate OJktiOl competently edited. Society, music a:ul drama, literature and ait are ably commented upon. Its financial, commercial and live stock re views are actipnvledgH to lit thoroughly coo$k& cd mcJ j CENTS IHS oF.EK Hi C-J 'M, g lilt .MUl ;,U!L Like Tlr in the sky comes A 119 the star of health to the weak and famous remedy V., despon- S'iSLm curing doesfor thestom ach that whi is unable to do (or Itself, even if but slightly disordered or overburdened. weary despon- c, i curing ail hp m an a Tn frAiir,12nri digestive. disorders. Kodol surr'" ihi pa'u'i' jijtss el digestion snd dA,!S 1he VOdf r' th tt'-ia'h. re!r"- tb' nrr.M tension ulii'i the Inflamed muscle in n- "-ihr ?n 1 that "an are allowed to nsst ind heal. It core Indication. flatulence, palpitation of the heart, nervous dyspepsia and all stomach troubles by clean-.ing. purlfyir.g and strengthening the glands, membra, s of the Morn -Si. h and dig--1 v organs. VI. I I ii i 'iu, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure yr.t tttm QM tr'r Tw. tm iirLC bttitf grA.dribaa Fcr sale 1 By Associated Press. Chicago. Jan. 1",. WHEAT Before the opening Liverpool cables showed losses, while British consols were higher. In view cf the fact that peace between Russia and Japan is still very probable, the market hero opened easier. May being n c to c lower at 8C8?c. Commission houses were liberal sell-1 Bra ami th" offerings were taken large ly by a prominent bull Interest. The tir.t hour the demand froth this source carried May to 87Vk(f' 87Vio. but when buying lessened the price sagged until Ifttc was reached. Liberal receipts in the southwest and all primary points was a factor in bringing out early selling orders. There was good buying on the de etlne by a number of e.immission houses and elevator interests. The market responded to this demand and developed more firmness. Within the IfeSl lev; minutes of close of session j dimness changed to decided strength on renewed -virchases by a big long. ThjS market closed at the top. May be ing a shade higher. Liverpool was ;5s(u )fed lower. On coaat boat loads were accepted. CORN The dominating influences re sr.iall receipts, poor grading and jood cash demand. A good general demand was e-vldent all day, commie don house leading in buying. The market was a little easier nt h? rtir1. in sympathy with wheat, 'vjt prices soon firmed up and held frhl to the close. May showing a gain i" "fiScHc. At the seaboard 'I'l boat, loads were I kep. l.ive:-Kjol was unchanged to Vd better. OATS Oats were independently Itrong, especially May. The commis do? hoUea vere the principal buyers ill telling was scattered. The open-' Ing trai fiteady May unchanged to a ahfe'JO I we;-. The close was strong. Ma, showing e advance from yes- i e- V.Vs final. Improves fht flavor and adds to the healthfulntss o. the food. Pn.CC BAKING POVQEH CO. CHICAGO FUNDS CONTINUE TO PILE WHILE STOCKS ARE DRAGGING. UP, No. I! mixed corn. HJ'-e No. 2 white oats, 40Vse. No. 2 mixed oats. 39rc. No. :i white oats. HSc. No. mixed oats. "S'e. Receipts and Shipments. By the Associated Press. Chicago. Ut, Jan. El. The following car load lots represent the receipts and shipments from the Chicago mar ket: Flour 49 21 Wheat 89 24 Cora 348 189 Oats 355 200 New York Grain Markets. By Associated Pifss. New .York. Jan. 13.- WHEAT Re ceipts, S.QQQ; export. 13,000; spot tirm; No. 2 red, 'J5c elevator: No. 2 red. Me f. o. b. alloat; May, 90C. CORN Receipts. 37,000; exports, 78,000; sixit firm; No. 2. 54c elevator and 5214c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 57e; No. 2 white, 020. Options closed c above yesterday. May, OATS Receipts, 59,000; exports, 5,000; spot linn; No. 2. 18c; standard white, 4.1c: No. 2 white, ISVfeC; track white, western, I.T3 -17c Options nominal Minneapolis. WHEAT May. 877Me: July. I0; September, 7c; on track, No. 1 hard. 87"&c; No. I northern, SOTc: No. 2 northern, .s;!'H(f 83 c. light, lull on I'll lan. May July Jan. May July Jan. May July Jan. May Jan. Jan. Jan May following was the range of for the day: WHKAT. Clmirif. Open Hi(fh bow Jan. 13 Jan. 12 87 834 83 S7 87 SO Vis 87 V 874 81 82 81 'i 81 82V, CORN. 44 43 47 IS I7H 17 17 404 M 17 10 tlATS 37 30 gfty .n 39 to 35 ";V4 35 3fi 30 ryi:. ajit 13 ,"i7 57'2 57 PORK i:;.nn 12.75 ta 12 uui i3.w 13.20 ixoi LAltD. 0,77 0.70 I H 7.02 8.96 7 .no ti.02 ItlliS fi.42 0.35 6.70 O.GO ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS. Special to The Bulletin. St. Iuis. Mo., Jan. 13. The follow Ing was the range of prices for the day: WHEAT. Cloning. Open Jtieh 1iw Tndny 12 s;; SI KVU 81a sit, 80 X" 7'J SO S0 CORN. i:,t., 15 IHI 16 H tr.", t".'(; IS l ATS 39 39 39 3t May July May July May t; :'i. mi t asm maiiiu ra g I ,,l sfe Tts f.l..- tnc -t)"' prii-i- rated here todfe) re vfertowa sralne meet allied: N" rmi winter wheat. 9394 rd WkttBI WtajlJt, HU921 No 2 white com. Ufj I2C No 2 mllM corn. I3c. No. 3 white corn, tr.'" 1 1 1 y No. mixed corn. 42 2c. No. 2 white oats. nTi 10c. No. 8 mixed oats, ::s:;xe. No. while oats, 38ft :19e I No. mixed o3ts, .!7'jc. LOCAL GRON MARKETS. t'ash prie-s In lh' t'siro market ci'"!e wer? foft'iwfi: Mn red fsitt wftsat. N. I r-.J r.:AiT v-ti' a lie stOt. it Qtg Store I.; I '-hi; cc:n tl Liverpool. WHEAT Kjiot firm No, 2 red west em winter. 6a 3d CORN Spot firm; American mixed, new, ts 3d; American mixed, old, Is t; 'd. LIVE STOCK Ey Asacrintod Press. Chicago. Jan. L! CATTLE There was a fairly active general demand, hut relatively confined to good fat cat tle, which were a shade stronger with comparatively moderate supply. Thin cattle were slow at barely steady prtees. There was, a good demand for fat steers: cows and heifer were active at recent sharp decline, urn! Slock er and f ler trade rather ani mated. HOHS Receipts. 30,000 i nearly ,0W carried over from last night This fair supply and with lively de mand from all classes of buyers, the prices were strong and l"i and 80 cent: higher than early in the day SHEEP The y;eni rfel demand was nearly ns strong B ever, bet pries were mostly steady, ruling at Mon day's high prions, Live Stcck at St. Louis. By Associated Press. St. Until, Jan. 13. CATTLE Re ceipts. 8,000; steady: beef steern. $:t 7n 95.30 sfockers and feeders. S40tfJ 8,01; cows and heifers. $2.2."r I Ifj Texas steers. IS.80jfl4J0, HOGS --Receipts. 1,000; tOe higher; range. 1. 40fi 5.00. BI'TTER 1'nsettled western. LfC 22c. CHKESE Steady large and small. iOKtflOe. Et iris Steady: western. 8419804, COKFEE Options closed firm at 20 to 30 points net hlghrr. Sales. 100,000 bage, Kebruary. $7.1!": spot Rio firm: No. 7 invoice. 7e; mild steady; Cor- i j dova, 8 ft l3c Sl'OAR Raw nominal; fair refln ing. 2e: centrlfeffel 90 test. molasses sugar, 2c; refined 'piiet DAKOTA DIVORCES deoi am n !nvai in ii' v., 1 1- Cooit, t C?H.' Hr t -1, Mwsbao't jnd wife Is Proven. By Associated Press New YoYrk, Jan. H. The Supreme Coitrt declared invalid in New Vrnk a dftnaree oMalned in Booth Dakota in I'mcj by Mrs Ellen Theresa Elder from Oeorgo W. Elder, of Bay Shore. L L, on the ground of ent' Ify TJie COWlrt declaf 0 that tf dc e ,,r ,Hi,i,- obtained In is.)tfti Dakota j.- hi't bttfi ft' recall c;!!-i.i5n btwaa tmliz: asd T4v4i ia i.e preaeat iiitax.:? i.f4 )ji ta t-i 1 Aej taruer :main hiitanl 3 I i By Associated Press. New York. Jan. 13. The stock mar j ket today reflected no development In affairs; but stagnation of the market was in itselt the result of uncertainty over the outcome ot far eastern crisis. The same effect was noticed in the various commodity markets which have shown themselves under the in jflaeocea Ot war news, while the for feign securities market was also prac tically idle today. These markets were j evidently waiting, all of them, for some more definite shaping of future, of events. Constantly varying rumors regarding chances of peace or war seemed to day to have lost their power for indue ing active operations in the markets I The possibilities involved in the situa tions are abundantly realized, and the conclusion seems to have been reached I to sit down and await the outcome. In the absence Of sijecuhitive iTl tnaad fot loans, offering of call money I became so large today as to suggest i an early stage of plethora in money supply. Funds stil continue to pile up at this center by receipts of currency j from interior and by some belated ar rivals of loreign gold. The government fiscal operations at i subtreasury are also yielding large I rotund to money market by reason of pension payments. Inter it pay ments) and payments on account Of yearly mall contracts. This abundance i id' money still fails to attract any de mand for leeurtllea, either of stocks OT bonds. The uncertainties of the war outlook are considered sufficient explanation of Indisposition to trade Possibility of an unheralded decision being unexpectedly handed down in Northern Securitlis case Is a factoi In making for conservatism in specu lative committments. The prices today gravitated to a lower level from sheer inattention and closing was on down grade. Following are the closing idiis ot) the securities named, today and Mon day Government Bonds. Q For Dyspepsia indigestion Impaled Strength Weakened Vitality liUl And kindred Ailments Two sizes, 50 cts. and $1,00. THC WAi.Tt-.EIi PEPtONIZED e"0R CO., ffaaasjfe. p. FOR SALE BY HERMAN C. SCHUH PHARMACY CO. CAIRO, ILL. JrNt hptS tt ryjp Union Pacific Union Pacific pM Wabash Wisconsin Central Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Northern Securities. Pacific Mail Peoples Gas Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron United States Steel inted Slates Steel pfd Western Union Money on call easy at I t 2 per closing ottered ul 2. Time loans for ail dates. advance, de i I BSC 148.40. 78 78) s)'.. 89 UK," 20 13 18 to1, -17 Is 49 :t0 M Ifl i 80 27', 27 98 8f iMh 125 Of 80 10'..; 10 57 60 S7'K 87 DOC SAVES A FAMILY nt. easy at 104' Prime paper ESxchanaje maud 48&.SS; Hat silver pet ent nt. Today Vesterday Refunding 2's registered In"'1.. Refunding 'i's oonpon. Kfl j Registered 3'a lOd Coupon 3'a loo1, New i's registered lid New 4's coupon IXP Old registered 107 Old I's coupon 107 Regi-tered 5's 101 Coupon 5's 101 1 j 10 V, lor.1, 10(1'.. Hit;1.. i.t l 107 107'.. 1I)1'4 101 1 i It's tunny why Women eat pies and pickles fel midnight lunches, and ex pect, a fair complexion. No wonder they have to take Hollister's Kocky Mountain Tea to bring back the bloom of youth. 35 cents. Paul G. Schuh Sons. BEGHTEL NOW oS TBiAL One of Accused Sweethearts of Dead Girl Acquitted Other Defendants Must Face Charges. Faithful Animal Arouses Seven Per sons From Burning Building and Loses Its Life in Flames- By the Associated Press Pueblo, Col.. Jan. 13. A dog saved Oliver Whitson. his wife and five chil dren from burning to death, The fam ily was usleep. when the dog, in an adjoining room, pushed open a door and jumped on the bed, look hold of one of the younger children, and dragged it to the tloor. This awyke the patents of 'he child, and the room was found full of smoke. Whitson. ifllctilty. dragged his cho le burning building fend or Ins sick wite. id the family was about the tied, aii of children The to death. much d! from 11 aftei droii then rushed bad The dog which s last seen learchll parcntly in scan animal was bfirni By r Railroad Stocks. Atchison Hti'.j 67 'j Atchison preferred hk. 08 Baltimore Ohio 70 78$ Chicago Alton :(5 Northwestern H'-tC.. HiiC. Donvftlk EWo Grande 20',, 2o.J Den. ft RioGrendl pW. W 70 Illinois Central no1, 131 Louisville Nashville 101 107 V. Metropolitan ISOkj 1304 Mluoorl Pacific fit np, New York Central 110', 110'.. Psnmylvauii n ihi'k Reading 42',.. 441,, Rock Island. S!j 22 Rock Inland pfd Of) 5-t1- St. Paul 112',, 142!.. Southern Pacific 481,. 48C Southern Railway 20 10 SCOTT'S EMULSION innkes pale, thin children fat And chubby. Overcomes wasting tendencies and brings bactf rosy checks and bright eyes. It's surprising hmv quit kly t bildn n respond if! "tl s Brnulsion. Ii contains jusl the element f ttOtirishmtrnl their Ifttte bodii i need. I ht v thrive 'nt it Even a few drops in tjte baby 8 bottle ha' e a notiot' dble effect f"r good Nothing better than s trtt's Emuli it m for growing children. Why do substitutes lot Scott's Emulsion cost less? Because they're worth less, With one ii w.tit in vain lor the benefits you had lookctj for. In Scott's Emulsion yoti get them. It never (li,i)) pnint s Th 2t s worth the few cents diff-rence m cost. M il. I 'M Allentovvn, Pa.. Jan. I -The series of trials to fix th" responsibility for the mUrder las; October of Mabel techiel. the pretty 21-year-old sill; mill girl of this city, was begun today, and before adjournment had been taken David eisenhorgcr, one of the ac cusal sweethearts of the unfortunate girl, was formally arraigned and ac n,ult'"i ot the munb r charge Alois Gckstein, Mabel Beehteia Ranee hj (diar-ed with Complicity in the crime, was culled to the bar of the cunt, and the slow work of select in a Jury to try him was in progress when court adjourned Alter Lcksleins ease is disputed of tin- ueil mother of the ib ad girl, Myrtha. the 17 year o!d dan: liter, mid Charles and .!ohn,:Wlll be tried for complicity in the MBfefe tional crime FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS Nebraska Federal Political Patronage Discussed by Millard. Rosewater and the President. Bj la wclali d Press, i Wasbinuton. Jan 13. Senator Mil lard, of Nebruska. and Edward How water, editor of ii"- Omaha ltee, had a coliteretice with the president today regarding the Kohraala federal ap i it mewl s. PLEASANT AND MOST EFFF.CTIVE. T Chambers, editor Vindicator, Liberty; Tex., writes Dec. 23. 1902: "Witii pleasure and unsolicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative now e r of Dallard's Horehound Syrup. I l ave used it In my family and can cheerfiely affirm it is the most ef fective and pleaaaatofet remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used." Bold by Schuh Drug Co. Illue Island. 111. Jan. It. Ihnl. Mi asm, Ely Bros. 1 have used your ream Halm In my family for nine yeferi and ii has become my family doctor for colds in the head. I used it freely on my children. It is a (iedsend to children. Yours respectfully, J. KIMBALL Measra. Ely Bros I suffered great j with catarrh and tried different remedies without effect. After n-diis one bottle of your Cream Balm I found relief mid I cannot praise too highly such a remedy. MISS CORA WILLUtD. Albany. N K Fits. Baby Had Two to Six Every Day. Suffered Terribly Doctors Failed. Dr. Miles' Nervine Cured Him. i nited pointmenl .1 R hat mar Koi Isal Ot i ap bvt-t decided Vt u I yes nafeM itt- -a rent. MrUartj and Row stet Im ltee the pre idpfel to feUetad toe cclohratloa I the OftieUi Bontvoraarj of tpa fedod SfeOH ol Nebraska and Kansas as tern tOtrtOB. The celebration will be held in Omaha. May "n n t. The ppsi dent wo coinpolhrd to decKoe the in Mlaluu. CASTOR I A Par Infant and Caildreii. Ibc k'inrj y0i lw AM'. Rnii-h! laaaa the s-i? V WV, Brroon, fretful, pimv rkildrrn qu re ,i treatment vk onto Dr. Miles' pfrnrin afford. When neglected thS ympt 'in le-ld Titeptn (its or pm. if ry i' ,1 li"r Ii -idd MrCnthrn her own n t thir-,' perve itk tdr Nervine.a t"i ii ail D'lve-js diMudcrv Real I tie (.ill "Whn t lltll is tS mrtlb 'd h nt rnm;,i in hr. and hand. Thtf d ,1 1- i!in e,f nt h jp f'.j two r.r tt,, 'p med to hrlp h'A in e-i;t t-.l i w-r.. n d'd SDTg-Xd thr ,t tor evr him W'r railed another ,r I it bis m'd- in- di I qn good SOW changed to another whoriMed it spinal di ri !!v tins time th- rhdifa borty Wst e"; bis backUine wmscurved to one side and his hands and ieet out of sl e. His sufferings were terrible, Sod he was hiving from two to sii fits a dtf. I SO taking Dr. M.Irs' I rative Nervine tor i ius trouble sr.d San it was rconiBKSMied fur fits,! I thought 1 would sec if it would help him. All Ih ce u.tturs trad cUtn hnu tip. One halt t-ttle stoppcl 'he hts and his Bl straightened, snd soother botUe cured him. 1 If vi new a stieng, heoithr tor gsiaf t., arti I, 1 luve waited t' ,-ee it UM old I, e I. rlliT,t ti(..i VOIL but It r. i t rit rj"? lyt vdes Nerv i.i v 1 I--- 4 rv boy's lr Laaie.!aw A I t. Mdes liedica. Cfi lai. ij

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 104. 6 DR. Morrison m m yentisi Office 707 Commercial Ave. The Daily Bulletin. IlllUt ATTHSCS1RO POITdfUCR ro TlASi MIHKIM THBOUOH THB MAIL AT BOUND CI ill K1TBB. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Oat wek by Cart.cr 15 Ctnti. Oat mouth by Carrier 0 Cents. One Year in Advance So-1'0 Weekly Bulletin $1.50 Per Year in Ad vance. PERSONAL MATTERS. Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens, Their Friends and Re! ttk atives. Mr. Fred Connell is confined to his home by illness Mr. J. P Bozman is reported III at hi horne on Sixth street. Mr. Alf T. Harties has returned (rum a business trip to Chicago Mrs. John English is reported ill at her hour mi K:!ili Miss Rose Zimmerman Is visiting friends at St. Louis and Alton. Mr. A. N Swayne. of I)u Quoin, was in Cairn yesterday on business. Mr J P Sams, of Centralis. Kan., was m t'aini yesterday on business Mis Rose liogan. of Mound City, is '.he guest of Mrs Charles Galigher. Master John Ladd is confined to his home at 14"" Commercial avenue, by illness. provemeut. -Mr Ed Allen visit with reiativi and Mr A K 4,lln has returned from Beaumont. Te where be visited his Mr. and Mrs. C. N Buchanan have returned from St Louis where Mrs Buchanan has been visiting. Mr. Jodie Ross hss accepted a po itbn with Kirk Soap company, ot Chicago, as traveling salesman. Mr. anil Mrs. L. H. Myers wen; to St Lionis yesterday w here I hey were called by the illness of a grandchild. Mrs. ft Woodward arrived from Lockport. N. V today and will join J her ImslMind in visiting friends and relatives here Mrs. Raymond Henderson, who Is very 111 at St. Mary's Infirmary was reported no better at an early hour this morning Miss Cora Musselman. of Wickliffe. was the guest yesterdsy of Miss -vinia Waymer. She left for Paris, III., last j night to visit relatives Mrs Charles Blaney of arbonilale arrived yesterday to be at the bedside of her brother. Mr Tom Mack, who: is ill at St. Mary's Infirmary. Mr. U F. Hurt, of Indianapolis. Ik in Cairo looking alter the Interests oi the Rhodes-Burf on! Furniture Co.. in 1 the absence of Local Manager New man. who is in Grand Rapids on bus sanaa. PUSH COMRADES TO AWFUL DEATH Ten Employes on Sixth Floor of St. Louis Building Plunge Down Elevator Shaft. By Associated Press. St luiK. an. 13, A crowd of em ployes pressing against an elevatot gate tonight on the sixth floor of the grown Shoo eompany hiillding caused ten persons to plunge down the shaft Six wre taken out dead, and of the other four two died in tie- hospital and two were fatally Injured. The dead; .Joseph ProvaznlK. (eo Kothmsnn. Crank Weinberger. An tonio Criaeonia. Lon-ru (iiaeoina three unidentified Fatally Infnred: Tony Klrschner William Pearson. lames Johnson, the elevator oner fttor. wa- arrested, pendins In vest Irs lion Johnson said th- elevator at did not hreak. but that it had been rglnort by the employes while wsitinf: for the car to descend to the flooi and suddenly employes in th" rear of tne crowd iej;sn pushing, preripitat Ing the others down the shaft Factory Sii(erintendent Fray "ilxirated Johnson-- stalenieiil Pro se who are slwsys Isndina the Kood old times" swear if the tele phone won l work Many may 1 1 theit icon can nss and Inacti'it'' fate. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Brief Mention of Events Concerning the People of Cairo and Vicinity. J T Marshall, vice presides) of the Illinois Central, passed north yester day at 1 1 II The young ladies of the tioblin" Crowd will give a leap year dance to Uieir yotwg ge. .leuien friends at Sal" ford hall Friday eventnii The KSUSJ ieap y.ar customs will prevail. Marriage licenses were issued yes terday to Andrew Miller and Mary B. Met lee. Inith of Cairo, aud to William Anderson and Mary Tiirpin. both of Beech Ridge. The sewing society of St. Patrick'.; church will meet at the residence of Mrs Frank LVhaaf. 41.' Walnut Street, this afternoon. The ft, C, T. I". will meet with Mrs, W L Bristol. 1313 Walnut street, this aftertioon. The subject for dis cussion is "Our Work in Foreign Conn In the police court yesterday John MoColland and Charles Irvin were tin'i and costs each tor disorderly eon dud They went to jail Officer Atcher made the arrest. Mrs Maigatet Oe.onia. who is in Memphis, attending her brother. Den nis O'Callahan, who was injured in a railway wreck, reports him improving and chauces are good for his recovery LADIES PLAYED EUCHRE At the Palatial Home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lohr Yesterday Afternoon. It was a delighted crowd of ladies assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Uohr, 1714 Walnut street vesterday afternoon, to renew acquaintance with Mrs Frank Pren tiss Ayer. of Elizabeth. N J formerly Miss Rose I ,hr. who is visiting her The spaeious apartments were beautified with potted plants, and bunche m nations tastily ar ranged added attractiveness to the surroundings. The popular game of progressive euchre furnished the principal diver -j ml Miss Mabel Lancaster won the prtsa for the highest score, while Mrs. C. Fred Csligher won the lone hand prize Following the games de licious refreshments were served. Those in attendance were: Mrs .1 N Moxlev Little Rock. Ark. Mrs Walter Funk. St. Uitiis: Miss Rost Hugau. Mound City: Miss LHlini Turner. Chicago; Miss Ollle chestnut Vl'll, ul v.. I', Ill,) l. in

H. S. Candee. Will Cunningham. I j F Kills, Miles S Oilheft, P L Marx at n ti, I W. B. rblstlewood, John r Brown, C,

r red uallgher A. F Btaehle. C C Ter o fell. Max Ka n man liul I! Alsthorpe r, B Misses utile Becker, Eunice Bondu rant. Karl Bonduiant. Margate! Lans len. Emma Halllday, BUsa Halliday, Bra Keiih Leila Hastings. Maud Hastings, flattie Schuh. F.liza Red man. Belle Cunningham. Mabel Lai caster and Bessie Turner CAUCHT A LARCE FISH Channel Cat Weighing 135 Pounds Was Taken From the Musissippi River Yesterday. When William Dnskar, a lanaratga residinK at Twenty eintht street and MiSSlsaippI levee, went out yesterday to IihuI in his lines he was aceompati led by Mr Will Khlman and little lid these men expect to mak- siieh egtch as they did. On one of ihe trot liio-s whleh Mr. Dunker had thrown oul was found a monster cat tish. and realUJni; that sueh a larf tin nil,, i of the tinny tribe could not be landed rttfe lad single line a net was proenri'd ami pressed into sen Ice, The 'catch'' for a long tin foughl nor to remain an inhabitant of its waf ry home and fgall) upset the boat from which the meS wore working and dumped them sots in the Icy natei Of the Mississippi They nuiirned to shore, righted their Isiaf and after the Mound attempt saceseeVd la caatvr- ing the prie The tish Is of the channel .,r hlue eat rarietf, weighing I3X H.nnils and measures n. arly sev.-n feet jn length It is on' of the largest rhannel rati captured here foi severnl reart and Mr. Dunker is talking of stoensg it on i xhibitioti down town and ctiarglni an admission to view it SEVEN HUNDRED FEET TO DEATH By the Associated I'regg Marquette. Mich,, an 12, Anthony Richards, .lame, tinstone ami Anton Beslo were killed (ha Uth mine at .NVgauiiee lllls atlern,... ,u. oo)ung 7.H. feet .(own the shaft. They were riilinK to the surface in a xkj) thi-

AT CAIRO OPERA HOUSE Those who have not experienced the delight aud gratification which the Jefferson's delicious art gives should avail thtmsehi s at once of the oppor t unity and learn how it is and why it is the characters they impersonate are so widely and tremendously popular They have treated millions to laughter and always through tne medium of clean and trhoisaome coast dy They are the apostles of innocent merriment. Joseph, jr., ami William W Jefferson will play an engagement at the opera house Wednesday. Jan -oih. during which they will be seen iu "The Rivals" and as this is one id the very few cities visited this lOSSOSj local theatre goers may count them selves fortunate in having this oppor tunity to enjoy their performance. The dramatization by Mr Justin Adams of the "best New England story ver written" and one of the tuosi popular Ulld best letting books of the day. entitled "Qiiincy Adams Sawyer." which will he Man at the opera house Thursday Jan. Ilth, is presented by a carefully selected company of well known artists and is given In four bull' and painted for this production Tii' tirsi aet is the interior of Benoni Hill's grocery store and the village mii office at Mason's Corner; the graf roads between Kastborough and Mas on's Corner: the second scene of the second act is Mrs. Putnam's set t in mi at the Putnam aet is the Pettengill farm van! show an old-fashioned BUaklttSj bee in I the great barn; and the fourth act is the Interior and exterior of the Petien- gill homestead, showing a good old N, sott ,(ornl. 1 j In Oeorts W. Cable's remarkably lOCtsessful story. "The Cavalier." the dramatization of which will be pre sented at the Cairo opera house Sat iirady. Jan the cavalry boys who won- the Confederate gray are most conspicuous In fact, it is said that the story was writted around some actual experiences Ma Cab eampalgn of 1 Natchez trace, while he was a trooper in a mixed regiment of Uuusiana and i Mississippi cavalry. The whole play is Permeated with the invigorating at j mosphere of active service, and yet the subtle craft of the dramatist has ire that tun be apt. to Jar upon the susceptibilities j of the most nervous auditor. It is in reality a war play without warfare, CHILDREN'S HOME OFFICERS At a meeting of the Children's Home iard. held Tuesday afternoon, the l following officers were elected. Pies- ident. Mrs. A. Comings; vice president g 1 F. Stron' I res SB M s P rS' H Mityih: financial secretary. Mrs (ieorgi Clark, recording secretary, Mn 0 Sadler: physician. Or Rendle- man: legal advisor. If. F Gilbert;

OTerB'B u ft OUhtti Mn An'lr"tt a1"' Mls- atPPnpn The home at present in charge of Mrs Kl,l!: Oo'wt' INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION Meeting of Union for International Ar titration in Washington Proves Interesting. li v the A.-.-oeiated Press Washington. I). C. Jan. 11 n American group, in ie affllinted alth tin laterparlimetttarr union for Inter national Irbitratton, was orgnnisnd to sight .it S meeting held in th Of tli. liiii:-,, of i eprescntatives lobby A boat forty mi nit,, rs of th became membera A committee to set tabb platform was authorised and gepreseO' taiii, Barthotdl of sfmsjrntasatti (hilrmaa of the meeting, was instruc "d to inti Hi a re.solution in the lions, Inviting the international union to hold its annual leanfst in St. Imis Bcxi September Several speeches were made mdorslo UN! movement R ipii-m ntative Hill of Illinois, (hairman of the committee on foreign affairs, predicted that a movement for peace wo iid nnd enthusiastic favor with the people of this country Representative Hepburn of Iowa Indorsed the moseamtt li' stated that fully one half of tne federal tax ation was i-eii on expenditure! for war. and that no r lOO.OM of the youth of the I'nited States died in a single war This war cost the treasury six billion dollars, and since that time three and a half billions have Iteen paid In pensions The iaCft man is the one who gfSSgS his opportunity. The financier is the fellow who nanta to gather in all th- finance here People who are always eonilemn ins m.Hlern lassiin.le feel like UffiBg the fellow who tells them that 'the ar ain't runnin? HEALTHY PLANTS Require the Most Careful AHrsdoa as Well bb tiood !oll. Did you ever see a rosebush which despite' the MM beneficent environment of soil-of sunshine and ef atmosphere, -..eeined never to achieve a healthy growth a ton of manors w"i not hslg plant that ha a canker eating out its heart. Ton must destroy the cause before yon can remove the effect. TOO cannot cure Dandruff and Rahl nsss by rubbing on hair lotions, ana rubbing in vaseline, etc Tou must look to the cause of the trouble It's a germ at the roots of your hair which causes It to fait out Newbro s Herplrlde destroys the germ, tnd healthy hair is the sure result Sold bv lendtn drugelsts Send 'fev In stamps fiT sample to The Herplclde- Co.. Detroit. Mich. Paul Q. Henna i Sons, Special Agents. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of Andrew Lohr Bottling Company Held Business Meeting Yesterday and Elected Officers. Vesterday alteriioon at the company.- office the board of directors oi the Andrew Lohr Bottling company held its annual meeting Officers were elected for the eoming year Mr tjeorge J Becker was made president and manager and Or J J. Remilemau rice president and secretary. The board decided to have some Vary extensive improvements made in the company's plant and to continue its well known policy of keeping to the MR. BECK IN KOKOMO. it anaonra that Mr Jno. P. Back who has been manager of the Central Union Telephone system in Cairo tor a number ot years making an excellent record for the company and himself, also gaining hosts of friends here, ha;--been stirring things up in his new ticld of activity, in KokontO, Ind, The Morning News o 8, makes the f' his work: t city, dated Jan ing reference to John P. Bed been installed as Of Cairo. 111. has nnagei of the local exchange of the Central I'niou Tele phone company and will at once move here with Mrs Beck and their little taHghtSf Mr. Beck went to Cairo two years ago and tool, charge of the Oentraf Iron exchanee and produced a change that was marvelous The results be accomplished there were most gratifying to thS company and in seeking to show the confidence of the high officials in the capabilities of Mr Beck it was decided to send htm here and "try him out.'' It is possible that there will be some marked changes in the methods employed a; the local Central Union exchange and time may wltnes. something ,l,at Vlll be gratifying to the people Mr Beck is an old newspaper man. having been connected with some well known newspapers.' OFFICERS INSTALLED. Ofncen of PnrtnaniM Rabaknh lodge. No 229. were installed. Thursday night by Lodge Deputy Mrs. Annie F. Thiirman Following the installation refresh ments were served which had been pi c pared by the retiring noble grand, Mrs. Neilie Arter. and Noble Crand Mrs. Jennie Walder. The new of fleers are: Past noble grand, Mrs NelHa Alter; noble grand. .Mrs Jennie Waldr: vice grand. Mrs at, liiiriiaiik recording secretary, Miss Barbara Johns, financial secretarv Mrs Laura flieenhuf; treasurer, allai Hi ssi,. Wilson: right supporter to no ble grand. Miss Moilie Avery lelt sup porter to noble grand, Mrs. Delia Kuy kcndall; right supporter to vice grand. Mis. A A Comings; left supporter to vice grand. Mrs. KHzabeih Styb s; warden Mrs Jennie Hewitt; conduc tor. Mrs. g, II Pie Ida; chaplain. Mrs Lizie m Watkins outside guardian, Mrs Minnie If ore land! inside guard ian, Mrs Julia Taylor. M. E B CELEBRATED. Tl Marine Km Ineers association, rooms. Ill Kightb ntrr.l Cnlon Tee- No II, met at then street, on r the c phone office last ntsht an'l installeil officers as follow-: President. Samnei W Sho'tnaKer: vie iSaltKWit. I!. Pa' ton. seereaary. William Hnrst. Ufaatt irrar, eorff T atagee; conductor, f'harlos F .lame'- cnardian Blward Waller, chaplain, Henry lyslip Kollov m the inslallHtion h least was ggrend tf the cafe in the rear of John t;runes saloon, on KiRhth street, and the members present spent a1 eral hours very pleasantly anting, drinking and aanokffsg LOST HIS HORSE. a horse behtaasjbag lo a nemo caw peddler named Isaac gagffdn ran aw raatagajsti Msrnlng and brake one of its legs, which n i'Ht--d killing the animal The horse Mailed from the watering tank at the corner of Washington ave nue and Division street, and. running down Washington, went out Twentieth street to Poplar, where it Ml and brakaj its left hind ie. Dafsnty sheriff Moore shot the animal Pi: trs BUSINESS LOCALS. RATKS FOR BVSINKSS LOCALS. One time per line I0c One week per line tie One month per line Sc Dr. Edwin D. Morrow, deutlst 803 Commercial avenue. Call up StoRz Walters, phones US, for all kinds of hauling tt Wanted Cook for small family Apply to Or Berry, Marine hosjdtal It Call up Stoltz Walters for rubber lired rigs. Both phones tit, tf. Telephone, Brown 1673, Jno. O'Shea, plumber, sewering, gas fitting, 526 Eleventh street. tf. WanteoV To rent two well furnish ed rooms Address S W The Bulle tin. Miss J L Davis. Trained Nurse, surgical, medical, obstetrical l.'l Eleventh street. Cario. 111. FOR KENT Modem Hat, t rooms; bath Opposite Public Library. Also modern dwelling :!11 17th St., for rent. Inquire of Walter Eichoff 1614 Wash ington Ave. Wanted A white lady to nurse two children Apply at once 111 l Poplar, tf Coal. Lump and V-'ashcd. Quick de livery. Lump at $2.75 Cairo Phone Ufc Bell 79, two rings. Office, C W. Wheeler's old stand in Tenth street, tf R E GANNON. Wanted 10 young men to larn malts trade. Cxd wages to start. 2ERAN MARBLE GRANITE WORKS. Wanted -Lady stenographer and bill clerk. Apply at one. Marx Whit c Dry Goods company. Coal, u'ltnp and Washed. Quick de livery. Lump at $2 75. Cairo Phone 4::!. Bell ft, two rings. Office C. W Wheeler's old staml on Tenth street. For Rent Large furnished front room ut So7 Washington avenue. :!t FOR HIGH GRADES HARRISBURG COAL. FOR STEAM OR DOMESTIC PURPOSES. SEE M. CAHILL. AG'T ROBINSON COAL CO. 'PHONE 409. 2500 COMMERCIAL AVENE. Wanted Several young girls who are good penmen. Cairo Mill Lumber Co. Stoltz Walters are prepared to do all kinds of hauling, moving and trans fer WOrfc. Office at stable on Commer cial avenue. Both phones 133. tf. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Short Announcements Rent e senttng Their W.uus, Trades Professions and Various Activities. Rates For Classified Notices. Odc imt'rtlnn ;t words or less 30c I'hrt e minion U word or leu 3nc Ore week U words or less c All over two lines 2 l-'ii-p"r line one innc-r-tion; '2c per line three insertions Ic per line one week Special rate (or one month or longer. All matter net Is Nonpareil type. PBOPEgSIOItAl.. Dr. fJiiiin. eve. ear. none and throat. Corner Sixth and WssblSgtOn. RAILROAD Miners. Special one way aecond class colonist ratej to the west and southwest at greatly reduced Hic ures via Iron Mountain route from Cairo. SIT1 Ailov WANTKIt. WARTKO.- AS experienced Inly hik keepr wants s position. Can give first-clas rtfereni.es. Apply at Mad street. Is ron i!Er. Hi It RKNT Nice down-tow n colMK'. Ap ply Dr.. I. R. Dais. if l-'OR RKNT Large fsraithsd room. in dSWS three sides, for mnrriid couple or lady. Apph al 2SM oiferoek Ave, II FOR SALE, FOB SAI.K PHUaSi n good condition. I'i ISHSSagpl loX.care It n I let in. isiiVAWieVVVN FANCY JOB PRINTING. THE BULLETIN HAS JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF NEW UP-TO-DATE FANCY STOCK FOR PROGRAMS. IN VITATIONS. ANNOUNCE MENTS. WEDDING CARDS. ETC.. AND IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY THEM ON SHORT NOTICE TO THOSE IN NEED OF PRINTING IN THAT LINE. MWVSVWlArVW Notice. The regular annual meeting of the gtoel.holdcrs of the City National Dank, of f'alro, Illinois, for the pur pose of elects n c seven directors, will he held at Ihe office of said hank. Tuesday, January 12th, MM, Tolls will he open at H o'clock a m. snd close at 4 p. m., of said date. J. S. AJgTHORPft Cairo, III Dec 1, I!0,1 Cashier. COAL! COAL I COAL' HIGH GRADE BEST PRICES- SEE NELL IS, U05 COMMERCIAL AVF BOTH 'PHONES 374. Coal, Wood and Kindling. R K Olgnap has taken the C. W Wheeler coal olfice and yards, on Tenth Street, whee orders mtiy here after be left Phones: Cairo 4.19: Cen Iral Cnlon "2, two rings. Hlg Muddy. Bryden, Randolph, Carterville and Herin Lump. Nut and other coal. Car lots or by the ton at market prices Use sjtftra wood uu'l kiu'l".u tfi EVERY WOMAN OWES It to herself to te as of her mission in life. It is part of our mission in business to help her with those many aids in the way of Skin Foods, Lotions, Pow ders, Complexion Brushes, Etc. We have a complete line of these articles which women need at their toilet tibles. Sweet Clover Cream is still the favorite lotion for hands and face. li. C. Schuh CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE AND EIGHTH STREET. ..Cairo Opera House.. D L. WILLIAMSON. Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY Rip; Scenic Production in Play Form f "The Best Now England Story Ever Written." 'It hlM Sweetly Natural sdelphis Record, Quincy Adams Sawyer And Mason's Corner FolKs. ''The Village (iossips wondered who he was, what he came for, and how long he intended to stay." I.arjje and lliellent Company "tine grfSsi big laugh from De fining to etui and the swectesl love story t ver told." Prices: Lower Floor 75c, 25c. Scats on sale at box office ONE NIQHT ONLY SATURDAY WALLACE ICharlotte Tittelli In .1 Mammoth Beanie Production of t ho tlrc-'test Southern 1 -it:. 1 "THE CAVALIER'S look bjr GtxMnjg W. OtMn. Dmmgtisnd by FnnJ Kester. ;5 ttite STORY 01 THE WAR B ONE WHO WAS THERE. 1m Entire Original New York it in Realism, Greatness and Truthfulness. Prics: Last t luce rows lower Moor. Jl .(Mi; balance id lower fioor il.0O: drags circle Srst two rows, 75c; balance of dress circle, J5- BQej gallery, 36c. 2 Seats on sale at D01 offlcd PrMn Jan. 22(1 at H:Hil a. in. IJ- VVWsAAeSVVvVAVVrVrVWSrVA To Reduce Stoek. l wWl make g reduction of the HtttM proportion. stock to select (fOW. iTNPj.R1 The Leading Tailor. 611 COMMERCIAL AVENUE. LOUIS HERBERT 605 Ohio Uvcc, CAIRO, ILL Wholesale Dealer in x Liquors... Keg and Bottled Beer. Representing the following Breweries: Christian Mocrlein, Cin cinnati; Indianapolis Brewing Co.; W. J. Lemp's Extra Pale ind Kalstaff. Miller's "The Best" Milwaukee. New York Store MERCAS11LE COMPANY, Teas, Coffees, Spices, SugarSsPlain and Fiocy Oroccrics and (icncral Merchandise Wholesale and Retail. Corner VNb Street andComniercia! A vena attractive as possible. It is part Pharmacy Co. THURSDAY JAN. 21 asthe Breath of (lie Fie'ds," Phil 00; Dress Circle, SOe; (lallery, Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 8:30. January 23 Ml'NRO Presents litci t i null. Production, Nothing Approached 5.00 on every suit, and funis Conic early while We h ivc a big I