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

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1"04. THE PEOPLES COLUMN. Short Announcements Representing Their Wants, Trades, Profes sion and Various Activities. Rites For Classified Notices. On liwrt'on par word Thr Insertions tier worU Une week per word Oar lauiilli per word All matter wl la Nouwsnril tvp. N.i idifiiiwineiit inserted tor less twenty tie cents. .01 M l-i .05 PKOKKSwIONA I., Dr. Dunn. eye. ear. nose and Uroat. SHU and Waaniuirton. Corner tt RAIl-lttlAll NOT1CBS. 8pecial oue wy second ciaas colonist rates to the west Sad SOBtKwest at greatly reduced if urt f Is Iron Mountain route from Cairo. MAIL ORDERS. We start von La IS saail oader business Fall j,art!iMilars'nit sample free. American Special Agency. Milwaukee, Wis. FOR SALE. Kour carloads of (toothy bit fcr aaje ekeaf Address H. S Holcouib, Uliio, III. A BARGAIN. An elegant folding ld, i!re-s,-r and cool mode Inquire of vieik at the Hadid.it feiMSSS BUSINESS FOR SALE. For sale or exchange, my stock ut gr- r. in a good business part ol town, Address S, Huiii-on "tflc. FORTUNE TELLER. Mrs. Mathews. Fortune Teller from St. Lou In; 404 Washington avenue. WANTED. A girl who is a g work in small fa Kightli itrecL 1 cook, foi DRESSMAKING. Krauss, Wt Ninetee Mrs. F. A. Kraus- ith street. loi fashionable dresswukiug. HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES Kl'rsHELL HOl'SE ia the city. t. M. Br Best and I )WU. leapt st board HOUSE WANTED. Wanted. I I Wood font. a modern residen II. I" PERSONAL. KNMHT Ol IJRII' -3:00 1' M. Sunday, on1 block westoi same is i nn FOR RENT, OEKifES-Steam heated offices, janitor str vloe furnished will be rented ss srat'ly or to gether. Apply to W. V Halltday Ksiate. FLAT-One fie and one sii room flat, 181-' and 1614 Washington urtuut for ri-i,t. inquiie of Walter Kichhofl. WBNISHED ROOM .Oesirabi down attirs front room. K2 Ki'tli I street. HOl'SE Modern ten-rooni house. John W. Kins. HGV8E Partly furnished, moderns! room cot' age for rent per month; below Rtfhtb street. Address x.caro Bulletin. BEHI DKNCE The residence of the late Judge Joseph V. Hubert. Apply to MiieslS Ulibert, recti-, sr. Ki'HlMNewty furnished, for one or t tleinen. 4VSI Washington avenue. 8B Store roon and living rooms with ;onM'uiences, located in f uture Ji jr. Mrs. MaTSti.dd. NATIONS WANTED. nnouncemeuta of Those Not Employed, Who Desire Positions. Conditions of Advertisement. AdvertsenieBts of ii'd exceeding three lines will be accept-d frfs for one week time troni any reader of Tha Bulletin tn be tiled hy ad ertiserin person, on r.-g ilar f ,rm, a', the of fice of The Bulletin Company, 70S Ohio Levee The Uulletla Company assumes no ri .-pousi-Dility for any advertisement or statement made therein and will not accept the notice of any peraon known to be employed, Inquiries and replies to adtertisementj should be made by mail. POSITION WANTED. Wanted, position bv llrst-class stenographer. salary sawstan. Address a i, ttuin no. w,t..H t.nii!,. ,.ll..fti r .n Iti,-e. I,v and S lady with some eupcrienc Address, N-i. 1 care Bulletin. Wanted, position as stenographer by young with dark fori I o I ul's tn the result lady, w th two year-general enpenence; faniil- tar wild lumber business. Address. P-3, care tblS nes adventure lias,- their pro Bulletin, phaels oi baste r a what they think illU U l!L L MBSsSsm Sleepers Escape. A Bodies authority says that in railway collisions the passengers who are asleep escape the bad effect of shaking and coni ussion. Established 1876. VI. J. Howley, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Real Cstate Bought and Sold, Rents Collected, Taxes Paid and Con veyances Written. 702'2 Commercial Avenue. VVsSeArVsArVVrrrVlr FANCY JOB PRINTING. THE BULLETIN HAS JU8T RECEIVED A 8UPPLY OF NEW UP-TO-DATE FANCY STOCK FOR PROGRAMS. IN- J VITATIONS, ANNOUrfCBTT MEN1S, WEDDING CARDS, ETC., AND IS PREPAjED TO 8UPPLY THEM Or! 8HORT NOTICE TO THOSE IN NEED OF PRINTING IN THAT LINE.

60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE W aaal sbbbV f nulla manna DtSKSNS Copyrights tc. sketch snd desrriptO'ti msr ir oiMinen free wljeioer sn f asitesntabie. Ctw.-antiMp ittsl. Hsrels.-iok twi es'eft teef for stc. ring aaf stirs, viurh Mur.n A Co. recalrs Scientific ttm'm. hajrifWi "-f'T lTitTmri Ifttk'M iPn asters. Now Yor' nil u vu in." iw Wrifis'. v7ca fld t l. Wast ia o.n. D i ARE HURLED INTO THROUGH ENGINEER'S BLUNDER Train l oad ol Ixairsioirsts tin Fair Are Buried Iknealli Passenger Coat Engineer John Bailey. Express Messenger De Gro.it. FATALLY INJU Six passengers. B. C. Grar.t. De Soto. Mo. Conductor J. C. Austin. Rev. W. E. North. De Soto, Mo. Edward Besibarth. De Soto. Mo E. S. Park, Hannibal. Mo., cuts H. W. Hamil and wife, injured ab:ut John Tabor, leg broken, head bruised, internally injured. Fenvt ck D. Ruth, leg broken and brumes on body. F. L. Merrill. 1116 N. Third strees St. Louis, internal injuries and cuts an head. J. L. Howland. Little Rock, injuries about the head. W. Mattock. St. Paul, Minn., leg broken and head hurt: injured inter nally. W. Levitt. Chicago, injured about the head. Harry Johnson, Ch.cago. heaci cut. Lewis Ross and Fred etoss. injured about head. Kimmsw.ck. Mo.. April 30. Eight persons were willed, seven more were fatally injured and a dozen others were severely hurt in the wreck of Iron Mountain train No. 18. laden with passenger coming to St. Louis ta attend the open ng of the World's fair, at Wickes Station, milet north of here at 8:30 o'clock this morning. Derailment was caused by an one.- switch. The entire train left the track, w th the exception of the last sleeper. In the wreckage that piled high in the gully bes de the track were an engine, a smoker, a baggage car and four sleepers. The fifth smoker which made up the through section oF the train, was kept from the mass of splintered coaches by the breaking cf a coupler. The greatest loss of life occurred in the smoker, where a number jf passengers had congregated. Engineer Bailey stuck to his post and was sca'ded to death, his right hand clutching the shut-off. his body has not yet been recovo-ed from the wreck. The cars were piled in a high heap, but d-d not take fire. Owing to the isolation of the spo; at which the wreck occurred, the work of rescue was greatly delayed. It was necessary to flag No. 9 at De Soto, 20 miles south of Kimms wick, to put a relief party aboard. Eery physician who remained in toe city after the fair excursion had left earlier in the morning, at once vol unteered his 3erv ccs. i This party, despite every attempt at haste, did net arrive on the scene urtil mere than an hour after the cara had buried the passengers beneath them. When they arrived at the switch they found that a few of the injured nad been removed to Kimmswick. The indirect cause of the wreck I was the break down last night of a journal on a froiifht car of a fast fr'leh' train f;n th" main lino bi tWMfl two -witches of Wickes sldint It was necessary to leave it on th track, the freight proceeding soutt ward. All trains had to take the si' tug at Wickes, as the main line wa Moelbtd. Five trains passed the ol struetlon between the time the ca was abandoned and th arrival of N I. Conductor Austin, of the wr. i ed tffaJfe, derlari-s that at Do BotO h read the un! r to Kngineer Haiiv and handed a copy tn him. Eith AUSPICIOUS OPENING OF EXPOSITION (Concluded from First Page r a oio umi me eon n Mi :is which nrruMid (he beginning if an ither. Those who look lorward pie. I nose who look forward to its loaeaoM baas their Judgmeat and their optimism on what ha-; already lit-n i accomplished in the islands, and on I vhat they know the Ah.erican n.itioii I can d v hen an omargeaey ami an (inevitable necessity present theill j selves. Without being blind to the difficulties or the dangers, It givei me the greatest happiness to know and Vo ay that the pMtfdawt of the Hal tad sta es. whom l unworthily repn ifnl today, Is glad to take bit Stand gmoSg those who believe ill (hi the American thtti arcitsetl by, the rail of duty, tn i solve an problem of prPrnment, however new. which tlepends solely on the de lr headed, the honesty ari l the courage, generosity and the self- rostratal of the Amfieu paaylo. And now, gentlemen, in closing the few remark:. I have to make. I should he unjust did I not testify to the skill and tact and limitless energy of the meu of tin tity of 8t. Lmis. with I'li'M.l.lit V in in ,s ill their bend In .hp wt.rld ,1..mn m

No ufe who i- not more or less fa miliar with the details of a search through the wmhl (or thai thing? which shall show its present Bill tions; no one who does not know the difficulties which ITS Inherent in the oiganl.atioii and completion of inch an enterprise a- this, can pay a prop er tribute of praise to th me who have erected this grand monument to the progress of man "A great thinker has said. The sen timent fr-m which It springs tStOI nine-' the dignity of any gWSi,' This universal exposition was ODftCflrad in a sons" of oMIgatloa m th" par 'if the .eople of fhe Louisiana Pnrehi to gftg expression to their srititmle 'or the hsnruetahle bb-ssings that hate flowel fe.iiri a centnry f mere 'ership In th mericap union, to nanlfest their appreciation of the rr.anlfoul benrfit; of living in a laud rtiii'sc I .iiniiie ialui nsiii (lllu le.-rOtilies ire uBisurpas'el and of having their lots cast in an age when liberty and E Route to (be Orening of World's I ons of Steel and Wrecked lies in .Missouri. KILLED. Five un dentified men. Matt? Mechanic A. E. Seta. Tabor, De INJURED. Fireman A. Gumpert. Harry Hamel. De Soto, Mo. A. J. Vick. Dc Soto, Mo. J. Casey. De Scto. Mo. Tl rtttfl men and women. ;tJ bruises about the bocty. MM head. ;tneer forgo; th' alculatlon as 1 train struck irder or made m I for the Wickes I atita u sr.mersa iieath t Ic Tabo Mast or M in Mountal jumped, but was killed. ftgS car landed in the ditch. smoking car and coach inn toppled to one side. Five rs in the smoking car were pa i kill entlghteam toaadai low the hi-ritaK nt are established on broad and deep, and are of all who worthily strive To rine to rhe full measure of such .t. seiitinieiit required an undertaking of comprehensive proportions. and he participation of all races and of t very c lime. Six years have passed since the conception began to assume form The in st year was devoted tt ai'oiis lag the laterei t of this community and set uring the OD-operatiOM tif the states and territories of the piircha.se The next Iao years want spent in enlist ing the syniM, h of other ifrtioaji of our gt-neral guvernaient. Three I in aci ih paiatkn wai ronsly prose begun, cutod i The rut nun di definite i tt rag rreQueiu enough, heartening. Hsd I, We remoniber eer and commen-! but wi tub lirected enthusiasm, but .vhich a p ifi listed la, and almost Invaria bly converted indifference or MBOgU lisrn into helpful and actice interest. 'I'll,. tint,,,i'ii I I' I V. nnl.M nt,,.. wmm iiiu.iiiHi.M .;iiitti isr w u.s tiever lost ight of by its promoters. liut Its mammoth proton ions, con hUtty in n-i.-ing as they ileveltujied. arei (or a niomeni shook the con-! udence, weakeaed the energies, or di rartad from ta i MM ihtise wh wtth th" repot Todav vou s.ee '.r well defined pur had been intrusted ribitity oi Um work the cm tiiaation of th.-ir eSorna "The ilaaafe ami halntai interest of the l",leral governtiient. tlie unaiii m i tation of the states, tho aarticipatl n of alanoi every ODsnttry on th earth, is evidence tf the wis ton an I thoroughness of the work of exidoitatloti. an l establish I un pi, tioitably the universal character of the oxaaaMtDB. Tiie macnificcnt structures whose graceful lines have bad no design', the i holds your tl lag m and ca vistns that, m the inimitable M I f naturo art. cleariy si men: tha; hav and imp. sing fronts pier in architecture or n'rancing picture that miring gaM on ymider -cute- th" delightful skill and Judg norclsed in pre i recopiacies itir tne proiiuns the World "Th.- exhibit! of every trj peopie, classified a. a manner aaaajBtltti tor lad i Mi i&iuUY eetttsatisva, aad bg system and in OTdr thai records the .:ie-nt of man and his accom pllihtnent, bear testimony to the u vancmtBl hi civilisation and ihow jthat their arrangement is tin- icsul: kC thoughtful experience, tad is for the edification ol all who desire to 1 1 r -n l I risen t the full .m cure of the ambitious pita outlined at the conception ol the en terprlse? Has the lofty scut intent Ihui lnspi;vd the celebnttoe lound a realising embodiment In the picture ytfcl heboid Does the exliihltion of ohms' htiilhvurk here installed faith i hilly portray his progress and fieri I I opmeatl Dote this aaeorabllag of the hesi prod net of all the apes, brought together, g friendly rivalry by nit tonalities anil races diff. ring in faith and In habit.; and in ideals, form a 'correct composite of man's achieve ments, m" the advancement X science, id' the tfiOOgbl of the tW4Hftteth cen tury? if to, this universal exposition is Bore than an exbtbltton of pro ducts, or even of pnuvssei. It i nto.e than a congregating ol the grades of civilisation as presented by ail races from .,it is the t from tii-' primitive t i the cultured. even more than a sfnopsiurn of I oir I iiirusui i nn isivmS) t, wn tndeiit and the moralist It is ad these cotnhined and the totti eoaemhle I forms a disiimt entity Whose impress I on the present and Influence n the ruttire are deep and lasting will iiave a pltCO in hisiory, more c mspie- tons than its projectors ever coneeiv- (dj tot more than a generation to come it wilt he a uarkiel in the ac 'c.mpli .hnu'nts and prosress i;f man. Sc thoroughly does ii represent the World's dvlftsatlon that if all man's other works were by some unapeaka- ble c.itastrophe blotted oat, the re 1 r-or is here established hy the assent hied naii tis would afford all neces ary standards for the rebuilding of our entire civil'uatioii. By hriagsBg sogether Boettotu tad peoples hi'het io remote and tinae- piainted and thereby proatotiag mu tua respect, it is a distine: step towar estabilahilig that universal peace l'..r which all right minded people are Mitring, and which the uxpoeitlat' V... .1, .....1,. .1 ,1... fl.r..n.... ..I' lit., lifted sculpt, has so littittRly typi lied in the graceful Hgnre that crown? the noble monument at wliao: base I we stand. The Loul lana Purchase Exposl inn hold ill nilimii'lll ir.ltinll of til" icquifttl n of an empire by a deed of the pea salutes the rwpresentatlres executive and legislative, of the fs eral government, and tinders mo-t profound thanks for the recognition extended an'd assistance rendered It, I acknowledges obltaationa to s.ates and territories and foreign c.'intrles I (or co-oiieration and conrribution. and make its obeisance to commissioners and exhibitors. "Open ye gate:-, swing wile ye por tals. RnVer herein ye s us of men, and behold the achievements of your race. Learn the lesson here langht tier If ater om it inspiration ir iceoniplishilietits." still g Th following hymn, written upon imitation of the exposition manage ment, bv Bdmnad Ctereaac Rtsdman was sung by a chorus of live hundred voices. The music for the hymn was written, also upon official invitation, by Professor John K Pain-. of Hal tard I'niversity: O Thou. WhOM glorious orbs on high Kngird the earth with splendor round, From out Thy secret place draw niuli The courts and temples of this ground Eternal Light, Fill with Thy might These domes that in Thy parpoae grew. And lilt, a nation's heart anew! illnmin Thou each pathway here. To -how the marvels fl id hath j wrought Since lirsi Thy people's chief and se-tr LaiohM up with tiiat proptMti thought. Hade Time unroll Th- fatelul scroll. And empire unto freWstoM gave F oudliiii'l height to tropi gmy rive he wings is join their tide Of morn sent fo far off iieaks By The.- unseated, The mountains yield that th wealth of Ophi gems inwrought of se flame Ore banc ven hie 1

LO, thr I Ugh i hat v. ars the soil hath lain At thine own time to give in creane Tie i;ii:itor and the lesser grain, The rtgeaiag boll, the myriad fleece: Thy creatures graze ppoint d ways: League alter hague scronn the land obey Thy ban J M- C: Metzger Tirng Store. Is tho place to get excell-nt remedies for Thou, whose high archways shine'111 '0,,r aches and pains, giving you oal eleat ase and comfort. Wash, and 20th st Abort the ptaateous western plain Walters and Sherlck grocery anil Thfaa am i. m i,,,-s from round th" i meat market. Is the best patronized -dei.- 'grocery and meat market In Cairo. T" breath Itt n If lag lag ar arc Welcome to all. Eighth street fain And smiles the sun To see made one Tleir briHitl grer-nesf throughout Karth' pace, and lordlier rac i! Cures Coughs and Colds. Mrs. C. Peterson, ftt l.ake It. To- peKa, Kansas, savs: "Of all coueh remedies Bnllanrt irnrohmn.1 vrn -.-a w.-j I' Is rav fiivtirlfe; It has done and will fa all that is claimed for It-to speed- Ity cure all couehlne and colds-and it us so sweet ami pleasant to the taste 2f.c, 50e. $1.00 hoftle. Sold jSchuh Drug Co. BUSINESS LOCALS. No, 615 Commercial avenue Is hea I- 'Hmrters 'or Manhattan shirts and 11. r s- Cuy'a Loan Office, lady's nand Rent's clothing cheaper than ever. See our jewelry, rinss. watches, pistols, rlttea and shot Runs. 507 Coml. avenue. The Ootden Eagle Clothing and shot House sells shoes and clothing that never fail to please. Kit anr workman ship guaranteed. C01 Com. Ave. Lhtten to Stone tiros. Salt $1 per barrel; Mothers' oats, 3 for 2Kc: creamery Imtter. 25c; tomatoes, I cans for 2ne: pure lard. 10c. Fred Sticher, the grocer, CottL ave. and 19th st has a flue line or all kinds of canned goods, fresh eggs and excellent dairy butter. John A. Miller Jewely Store, .Cor 9th and Com, ave., Is headquarters for anxious buyers of reliable Jewelry for the least money, see our diamonds fjacle Joe's Hotel, best $1.00 a day house in the three states. Yuti net the best of everything to eat and drink, and a nice clean bed. H. K. ftoihenberger, shoe store si lls a first class wearing shoe for 9 M and the first quality leather for fS.06. Try a pair of the $H 50 shoes John Beck Reliable Haltery will de liver to all parts of the city all kinds of bakery goods, bread, cakes, pies and rolls. They are O. K. Cairo Sand, LI mo and Cement Co., (aooCOIBOrl to Fitzgerald Bros.) spec ialties in lime, cement, hair, plaster er's supplies, river sand and feed. Uolto's restauraut and bar Is one of the past patroatsad places in Cairo and fan can get a fine meal for 25c as ordered. N. Sandler, the leading merchant tailor, has the largest and best stock cf suitings ever brought to Cairo, noise can duplicate his work or prices. Now ideas new novelties In cards new and Up-to-data lightings and ttoaea H S. Blockley, Shoemaker's Studio. SOT Washington avenue. B. Michael Clothing Store and Loan IfJca is doing a fine business. Hun irrds nf satisfied customers take ad vantage of the big bargains offered, Boy', misses' and children's foot wear. The most complete line In the city slippers, Oxfords and shoes Prices the cheapest B. McManus Jr F'ox Brand" high grade groceries Good all the tlme trade supplied by McKnight Keaton Grocery company hftrahaati only. Gholson's Star Clothing House will rig you out with shirts collars ami in elegant Una of new neckwear. The IM4 styles are swell, see them. 1) F. McCarthy's wagons always on time giving you plenty of heat from the excellent hard and soft coal he handles. Phones Cairo, 166 Bell. Chas. F. Miller, reliable Jewelry store, will be glad to show you a line of watches that never fall to keep ac curate time, very low prices. Going to build or repair this spring?" See Kelly Bros.. Lumber Co. for anything iu lumber or building material. W. J. Cochran, prescription drug gist, 1111 Washington ave. Watch this store grow. Head his prices on his specialties, It will benefit you. 0. A Swoboda, the grocer, the dry goods man, the meat market, will sup ply your wants and you will have money left. 2711 Coral. av. Wood and Bennett company, whole sale grocers. Mail orders given prompt attention. Wo. solicit the trade of merchants only. Harry W. Schuh's drug store has a fine line of brushes, combs ami toilet articles that he Is selling at remark ably low prices. ITU Com. ave. W. K. O'Shea, 8th St.. leading gro cer. Culler's butter, Martin's steam 'read, Kingan s meats, Helnzs' 57 va i it-ties best goods on the market Schuh Drug Co., wholesale drug house, paints, oils and window glass Special discounts on large orders, money saved by patronizing them. Have yon seen the latest pins, tings, and charms at W. F Smith's Jeelry Store on Washington avenue? They would make line presents too. American saving stamps given away a' the QhloggO Department Store. Ask for stamps when trading there, M7-US Kighth street. We do hanging and painting eni- ploying only the best mechanics. Iar j i ge.st stock of wall paper and art goods Lancaster Rice. HI Kighth street II IAMDM SON, Farming im piemen N ami wagons. Fine Coffees a specialty. Vegetables at James Median's, fresh, crisp, direct from the Sunny South. Our line of canned goods em braces everything known to canin r I ;rt. i R. E. Gannon, coal dealer st Wheeler's ON staml. has a big trade in coal and kindling wood. He saves vou money every time. John P. Moekler's Grocery and Meat Market Every thing for dinner, breakfast and supper. Its a pleasure to trade at this store. For the new and up to date wa-h fsLrfru f'irre !e r c... i c'o.w a r 1 1 I4 CI it aii .-r 1 1 s ni,.nt. Kic to I'oo a yart: Cheap Mules Iiave ioiii inlties irit. 10OI Ic roln" E A. Burke. 9OS910 Com rnercial avenue. I OUR SALE TO CONTINUE FOR A FEW We will add quite a few I New Items to bargains we still have left from our last week's sale. 4 Note ress Goods, WhiteQoods, Dress Trimmings, t Towels, Crashes and Table! Linens We Will Continue To Sell for a Few Days Longer at the Sale Prices after this week, if any of these i goods are still left, they will be I A sold at the regular prices only. Extraordinary Sale Of Bed Spreads 200 Sample Spreads, but slightly soiled from handling, will be on sale at less than the regular price. l 25c Organdy Lawns for 15c This is an exceptional fine I quality Dress Lawns and a Big Bargain right at the be ginning of the season. 300 Ginghams and Chambry Child's Dresses, ages 2 to 14, j at SOc to $2.00 a piece. I Long Cloths and English Nainsooks l 10 to 17 yards to the piece at from $1.00 to $1.80 per piece. These are exceptional good 1 values. ROTH DAYS LONGER, the long list of j WHITE, j v I

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY I, 1904. Stocks Bonds Cereals p I f?)tieeft j Why? Why do you still keep your money hidden in a sack Of I'ux in the at tit- 01 in a tin cat) under, i lie barn? Don't! Don't you know that it is absolutely safe in the Immense .Steel Vaults and .Safe of the CITY NATIONAL BANK, 609 Ohio Levee, C A I R O, 1 L L I N 0 I S. Capital and Surplus $296,000.00. WHEAT, CORN AND OATS INDIFFERENT CABLES. WEATHER CAUSES EASIER OPENING MARKET WAS GENERAL LY STRONG. New York Store MEPCAWl IIJE COMPANY, By Associate Press. Chicago, April so. flotr Steady; winter patents 84.70 4-80; HI WHW r I I I If I i .-..,1 111 ill.. I4.S0O4.C0; straights I3.i)04.10; bakers' 63-G(iQ3.8&. vviiKAT indifivr nt cables anil brilliant weather throughout tho northwest and outhWSSt caused an easier opening, July being down Active commission house do-1 Stand, however, noon developed with sbortii as free buyers of May. May sold up aboul a cent, while .inly au vapeed The leading factor) hi bringing out the Improved demand was the almost sensationally bllllUr orOp news from the Ohio valley. An other strengthening Influence was. sales 4.708j i s."., fight hot?:; in bet ter demand than usual. sums!'- There was ready sale tor the Beagre supply; pris es Brm. At St. Louis. Oy Associated Press. St. Louis. April 30. CATTLE K ceipta, 800; steady; unchanged. HOGS Receipt, J.OOp,; five and ten lower; range, $4.254.96. tin the nort is Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars,Plainand Fancy Groceries and General Merchandise Wholesale and Retail. Corner 19th Street and Commercial Avenue. Uncle Joe's Hotel, 603 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois. RATE S $I.OO PER DAY. ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. Steamboat and Ferry Landings Opposite. Two Blocks From All Railroad Depots. Joseph Steagala, Prop'r. Uncle Joe's "GLAD HAND" Bar, a Strictly First-Class Saloon, Next Door to Hotel. Com and a desire Oh the part of a lew holders to take profits over Bnn lay eh eked 1 i;e advancing tendency but t!ii' close was Brm near the higo as. int. Compared with yesterday' Dual .Inly is up May '4. Liver. pool unchanged to 4 higher. At the seaboard 11 boatloads were taken. I CORN Market acted heavy all j -.lay, but there was very '"tie eaaags in prices until late in the session. I During the final hour a big ions com mend :1 to realise on the part of his holdings causing general liquidation 1 aad resulting in considerable decline I The late weakness is partly attribut ed to the possibilities of heavy deliv ri.'s Monday on May contracts. Cables were about steady, cash de j 1. r.ui l fats-, receipts small. Weather Prevision Market. lil'TTRP.- Steady: creamery 1 4tg 24 Mi- CHUBSE Quiet; large aad imail 8j i i. kc.cs Irregular; western firsts 1 s COFFER Oitl ions closed qniei decline of five points to advance Of five points. Sales, :',,7s".n bags. May t&85. Spot Rio, quiet; 7 invoice 714 mild quiet Cordova. 1 11 T SUGAR Raw steady: fair refining MS 7,32; centrifugal, :u; test 2 11-10 33-32; molasses sugar, I 1 r -1 0 ft 21 -32. Refined steady; confection era' a, $4.60; mould A, 18,10; cut loaf $".45: crushed ."..45; powdered 14.83; granulated 14.75; cubes $".on. Are You a Dyspeptic? If yon are a dyspeptic yon owe it to yourself and your friend, to get well. Dyspepsia annoys t tie dyspep tic's friends because his disease soars hi3 disposition as well as his stom- eh. (Coded Dyspepsia care will not aftly cure dyspepsia, Indigestion and sour stomach, hut this palatable, re- constructive tonic dlgestant strtagth' SBS the whole apparatus, anil sweet aas the life as well as tie1 stomach. When you take Kodol DyspSpstS Cure the food you eat is enjoyed. It is di gested, assimilated and its nutrient properties appropriated by the blood i issues. Health is the result. Sold by afetzger'a drag store. ie art curate An inf ash favorable for showed decllni planting. The I of uou. close Liver pool Steady to lower. On the sea coast five boatloads were accepted. OATS There was some good liny 1 lag early, several bull leaders were! buyers of .Inly and sharts bid May up nearly a cut. The market remained i Strong until the last half hour when some advance was lost on proflt-tak i's". The kite market Was affected by i the weakness in corn. The close however, was linn, showing advances Of Special to Tiie Bulletin, Chicago, April 30. The following was the range of prices for the day: WHRAT. Clnslnif Open High Lew April tt, April at. May. .SHT-m 8S"N N!t 89 .July. ...85 $c, sr W CORK. May, ,,,40 40a4 46 4i!V6 40 .Inly, .4 48 47 48 48 OATS. May, ...40 40 40 40 lh Discover Smckeless Coal Bed. It has been necessary for the .Japa nese to import smokeless coal for the use of the fleet, but a deposit of smokeless coai, underlying about 1,500 acres, has lately boon discovered in Hokkaido, The Best Family Salve, DeWItt'i witch Ratal gives Instant relief from Itiirii.s. cure.. Cuts, Hniis- et, Sores, Eczema, Tatter aad ail ab rasions of the skin. In baying Witcli Hasel Salve it is only necessary to see that you get the genuine DeWitt... and a cure is certain. There are many oh-tip counterfeits on the mar ket, all of which are worthless, and quite it few are dangerous, while DeWttt'S Witch Ha: el Salve is per fectly harmless and cures. Sold by Metzger's drug stt;re. I5y Associated Press. New York. April statement was the only day with any Importanci the stock market, and it ed wilii languid interest: partly due to the feetin statement was nut an ac tug of actual conditions, afifcough a small one tUm of the banks in the week of toe laiRost gold exports on record is an anomaly in itseif. It is partly ex plained by the faol that the state meal sloes not reflect the 13,700,006 shipment of gold that went out today and which will iie carried over bite next week's stat etneut Bven allow tag for this, the cash reserve is 1, e, more than two million dollars be,' i I than was estimated from known movements of money. Low cash op- Mie discrepancy. The increase in the loan item v, as not greater than was expected in iew of lie' week's railroad note is sues. The details of the Panama OS nal payment are still somewhat on 'litre to the Wall street mini. OS pecially the wannei of actual with drawal of government deposits iron. banks: ansl of gold ti otu tin. and their immediate lodgerj uncertainty was one of the factors it i ae stagnation Of the day's stock mas I et. pries movements of any tnteres ware confined to sp dailies. Government Bonds Today. Yesterday !nf,,.,,ls.. o, i uoiu4iuiui rrgituereu. je-.)' io rcoiiincimp SI coupon 111" 108 k 1 1 15 106 1 j lu7 1 j 1831 Registered ;,'n Coupon 8's io7 14 New 4's registered 138W New4"seounon 184 U 184 Old 4 regimeied 11171.. H7'- Old 1's coupon 1 07 1 1 07 Railroad Stocks. Atchison 72; Atchison preferred 88J Haiti more (.lJo 78m Chicago Alton liH'.j Northwestern- 170 Denver Rio Grands 80 Den. ltio (irando t)f(l 69k Illinois Central 1S0K lh7i Jillv, :if 38 PORK. 7-' M.f.2 11,61 11.70 .01 11.88 11,19 12.i.r IflLS. .27 0.1 5 0.16 0.27 41 o.to o.io 6.48 The Smart Set A Magazine of Cleverness. Maoaitti's should have a well-defined purpose, (icmtitie entertaianteot, amusement and mental recr'e ution gte the motives of The Smart Set, the Most Successful of Magazines. Its novels (a Complete one in each number) are by the most brilliant authors of both hemispheres. Its short stories are matchless clean and full of human i merest. Its poetry Covering, the entire field of verse pathos, love, humor, tenderness is bs the most popular poets, men and women, of the day. Its jokes, witticisms, sketches, etc., are admittedly the most mirth-provoking. 160 Pages Delightful Reading. No pages art! wasted on cheap illustrations, editorial vapontio;s or wearying essays and idle discussions. livery page will interest, charm and refresh you. Subscribe now per year. Remit in check, P. or Kxnress order, or registered letter to The Smart Set, 152 Fifth Avenue, New York. NT, B. Sample copies sent I'ree on application. ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS. Special to The Bulletin. St. Louis. April .'id The followinj was tho range of prices for the day: WHEAT, Ototias Oeea Rlgt Lew April so. April -v Mas July, Hay, i CORN. OATS. May. July, 90 lf 40 H -'.7"m Rece pts and Shipments. By the Associated Press Chicago, April 20. The following are the receipts and shipments lit carload lots from this niarks-t fodai;; Receipts. Shipment1 Flour 17 18 Wheat 12 40 Corn l.")8 10i Oats 80 1ft" From Herbert Spencer. The power of self fov eminent, like all other powers, can lie developed on ly by exercise. Whoso is to rule over his passions in maturity litttSl be yrac ticed in ruling over h!s passions dur ing youth.- Social Statics. A Cure For Headache. Any man. woman or child suffering from headache, biliousness or a dull, drowsy fseliOS should take one or two of DeWItt'i Little Rariy Risers night and morning. These fsimoas little nU!s are famous because they are a Ionic a. well as a pill. While they cleanse the system they strengthen and rebuild it by their tonic effect up on the liver and bowels. Sold b) Merger's drug store. Louisville Nashville. Metropolitan Missouri Pacific Now York Central. 15 t'eimsyivaMa 1171 Reading it1 Rock Island. :'2 Rook Island pfd 88 St. Paul 142' Southern Psolfie 17 1 BOUtharn Railway 20 Union I'aeillc hi Union I'ueifle pfd ill WabttHh IK Wisconsin Central 17 1 112 1., Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Northern HeeuritieH. Pacific Mail Peoples (las Sugar Tennessee oal andiron. United istaten Steel United States steei;pfd Westarn Union 18! 881 20 5)7 go laoj 107 net 116 hi 117',: 44', 22 k ti:t i -144 IS t. 21 Hd 1 fl'J IS 17 k 484 48 22 !IS'. 97 127', agt ion MX 88 x Crfects of Nile Dam. Sir la a jam In Baker, who built the Nile dam, has Jwsl riven out some haw figures c n lag tha dam and Its eoaseque: ccsi During the critical pe riod: tor tl 1 March to June the supply of WS'.er for irrigation was dOBbled by t;: dtt a. The Irrigation of rice, pt i' ..Li: 1 i.: previous years, wan alio we .a the i-'fcase in value of lan-1 r.t; lo irrigation is eal cttlated re 1 i25.00d.0O0. Mci.ey and Exchange. Money on call nominal ac Pimo loans easy; sixty days ilaety days, X six months pap 'i', Vm fl 1, I'.,: I'i. Prime baaa Demand, ir ooj 187.05; slaty slays., 8486.00O48& 10 lar silver, U, lir. STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY PI BANK STATEMENT WAS THC ONLY NEWS OF IMPORTANCE BEARING ON THE MARKET. 1 TfiF JT.AAfOUS o Sk 4 reasury it. This It Sets the Stvle! What do we mean whit) we say that the styles of most of the shoes for women originate with the 'Queen Quality" shoe? Simply this. The "Queen a Quality" is, and always has been, a leader. It gets up ita own original patterns at great expense and has estab lished a reputation for the style and beauty of its crea- Boots $3.00 M m, tions. Other makers are Oxfords $2,50 content to await their ap Speeial StyltM 50 pearance, and then copy them as closely as possible. Pa st color eyelets Mo no! wear brassy But "Queen Quality" sets the Style" Don't forget that! And such a shoe for $3.00!! Think of it! p p tcdqci 1 ff. on M Ue I K.IIIIL.LIL OU UUi t rrm f CLOSING OUT I Our entire line of PITKIN'S PAINT at $1.25 per Gal. t Regular price $1.65. Special price on large quantities. PAULG.SCHUH SONS' ITWI. t w I I

I a 60S Ohio Lnvoe, Cairo, Illinois Wmr Liquors, Keg and Bottled Beers. none: exports No. 2, 61 eievs I), atloat: No. 2 white, Mtt. Op i What ii yon sliould have a P'IRE TONIGHT? Are yo;i pro tected by insurance1 Have yon sufficient in amount? Are you satisfied that the company is safe? Is the form as liberal and as much in vour favor as it should be? If yon are at all un certain in regard to any of these points, 'phone 14 S. H. H. CANDEE SON Established 185 v 617 Ohio Levee, Cairo. MEW YORK GRAIN MARKET. IJy Assoeiateii Press. New York. April M .WHRAT Race! pts, 8,000. tgoi Una; No. 2 rad fi.Ot elevator and $1 Off 1.08 f. 8 h afloat. Options rlosed net hiirher Mhv St ft CORN -Receipts, 860. Spot steady tot. gard Wfa f. o. yellow, Vtkk; No I 'ions drill and featureless. May OATS- H eelpfs. 17,808; SXpOrU 81,660: Spot steady. Mixed. it4g; national white, is'. irt; elipped whltr Bl rt "2. Options nominal. Minneapolis Cereals. By Associated Press. Minneapolis. April 20 WHRAT May, S1a9; .1'it.V. U' Septem kfr, 81; OS traek, Nn. i hard. 9ti No. 1 northern. 95 1; No. 2 nortlem LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Rv the Assorfsifurf Pro Chicago. April 20. OATTI.R Five '"tnr'red was sufficient supply. For 3af:;-day price" were harely steady with a HgM nemand. most receipts iwimr common in quality. IKKiS-There was a further hrejlc. of io tn-fay, which toff prlop" Ulrty lower than the close of last week. Trade r.-a fairly active, the bulk of Ba.cka.che. Pa.in in Side. Hips and Groin In most cases are direct results of Wf .AK KliiNl.YS and INFLAMMA TION Of Till', BLADDER. The strain on the KMatVS and inilsnrsd membrane liaing the neck of the Bladder produ- laf these pains. Lark's Kidney Globes WILL CURE IT. Two doses pive relief, ami one I'ox will cute any r rdtsiary cast cf Kid nev or Bladder Trr.ulde. Removes ('.ravel, cures DfsbsUl, Seminal BwisaiMSi Wep.k and ,ame I I k Kheumatism. sad ali irregularities of the Kidneys and BhidJet, in both men and women, gold at .00 cents M r boa on the No Cure No V v basis b P uil Idtak ft Sons, io? Com mercial Ave S&4 Harry V. Schnh Drug Co., ISM Commercial Ave., sole agents for Cairo, or sent by mail iipoo receipt of prise by Lark Mtdi cine Co., Lonnvllc Ky. A Dndy For Gums. Bergin, Naa, ItL, write:-;: 'I have used Ballard's Sjaow Uaimeat; always recomraeaded it tr my friends M I an eonfident (here Is no bettor! made. 'It is a dandy for burn.' Those who live on farms are especial ly liahel to many accidental cuts, burns, bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is ap plied. It should always be kept In tM house for ea-"s of emergency." .'."c, 50c, $1.00 bottles. Sold by Sehuh r,riiK Co. In the Glad New Spring Time South African Education. I Pf"f Ib't- Shnw if th" BWW I'niver g8ty LlvarjBti is 'S South Africa to oTgaaiSS scientific education and prepare a university scheme for the Transvaal and Orant:" River Colony. ouid enjoy a slice of delicious :ul the kind that can be had I when SYLPH FIXM K isfeitirployed in baking The childre J home made Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Immediately reliews, horse, croipv rough, oppressed, rattling rasping and difficult breathing. Henry C. I Stearns, druggi.-t. Shullsburg. WV writes, May 20. 190) "I have been selling Ballard's Horehound Svrup for two years, and have never ha'l a prep jaration that ha- j-'iven bettrr satis 'faction. I notice that when I sell a I bottle they come f.ark for more. I jean recommend it." 25c, 50c, f 1 00 Sold by Srhuh Drug Co. I I H. L Halliday Milling Co. i 3 crDrrMC" doors in all OUnLLIvO, WIND 'AOETOOBDCft OUR SCREEN ENAMEL Wdl Paint Both Woodwork and Tire f Lancaster Ri Calico. CaHeo U named for Callcttf a towr 'n India OlJgN it WIS flrst pr!r.f"d Hoilis-er's Roefcy Mountain Tea SMM more Spring riisord-rs ttian any other known remedy. If positively vu Ireww v"'i wii ctnta tea nr tablet form. Paul O Schuh ft Sons lx T T B$ WHITE'S CFEAM AVORMSljVERMIFUCE For 20 Ywrs Has ted ail Worm RemediM. jm&l i c r nil 1 ion a I mite SOLO Bv 9CMUH DKUQ CO.

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