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

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ONLY WliATHIiR For Cairo and vicinity today ii ..ii.. i .1 i i .tiny ciouuy; uwRri VOL XXXVI. NO. ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS IN TURBULENT SESSION Two Demonstrations that Nearly Ended in Bloodshed. ADJOURN WITHOUT SELECTION Until This Morning- Speaker Joe Cannon Says II Is the Damndest Crowd He liver Saw Yates in Lead THE BALLOT T W m D SB T B Zt f m 9 a' B i I 3 j i i i BQ7 :w,i 381 111 II s7 MB BBQ 889 lis IS 83 M $98 38 III !M 81 -I I IN Kft UJ B8 56 -1 B i9.t (KM S88 Ul :n SB 'Ji 7 184 JUT 377 HO 38 IB 'J I s im ioa :wa lis SB ii M ii UH 408 383 ill :ss B ft) 10 188 HJI 378) Ul Is 63 83 tl is;i nil 378 ls :ih ft:! 'J l B 13 488 tOQ 380 llT 61 BJ 1.; 188 lot :ss:s 'ill M .r.:t ji 11 Ml ilQ Ho 88 M X) IS 486 106 381 111 51 '.'i Previous to the announcement ci the tenth ballot the Ehoutcrs for v? rkus candidates began a demonstr; t ion in the renr of the hall and march trig forward invaded the speaker's itaad and with their banners strugglec for points ot vantage. Press ycuts were overrun and it was necessary t call upon the police to clear the stand. The wiMe ;t disorder prevailed ant1 fcr a time it appeared thore would be bloodshed With characteristic goot humor Speaker Cannon shouted:. 'The boys in the press gallery will please be in order," and the laugh winch followed cooled the heated blood of thrs contending chouUrs, who gave way before the police and wert dragged ami driven horn the -.land. When quiet had been restored the eleventh ballot war ordered. Before the chair could announce the twelfth ballot. shouteiT again made an effnt to itampede the convention and rivai demonstrations caused discord such a:; i seldom seen in a convention. I. continued fully half an hour and it was impossible to end it. In the midst ol the cxcitcmcn' two policemen at.:: opted tc stop a negro who was cat tying a Lowdcn banner. The negro resisted .ind Police Senjeant George Brightman struck him over the heal. T.ic iKyio retaliated and knocked the policeman over, the officer falling upon Mrs. Richard Yates, who wa occupying a seat in the Morgan cour.ty delegation. B. M. Chipc-rfield. can riidate for attorney general, sprang between the combatant? and the negro wac hustled out of the hall. He was armed with a rcvclvcr. BprltiKdeld, May 13.- The Bepublt-juntl in -.tate cuiivi ii! Inn it J ontbled i' session today and labored long an I earnestly in an endeavor to nominal a c indidate for gubernatorial boners but WlthrHtl success. All told 16 lal Iota wrir laden without any material change, Yates hading, olosely follow o,i iy Luw4an and wi:h Deneen i third The convention was marked b Bcenee of violence upon two occaskw thai threati Bed to U rmlaate lo bloat ihad, Speaker Cannon avert.-1 ii b lib eoolheaa. and find lllllilnr. ill th Second CAM a uegro, anted w i h revolver became engaged, in in altei cation with a pollcOIUetl and was hi upon the head v.iili a chili, lie retails ted, knock lag the officer over Mrs Yates, wife of tiic governor, who wa Heated in the hail wiih the Morgar county delegate-.. When the office arose the nemo Inmated in drav his weapon but numerous dtjlegsti surrounding blm, Ims led bin out e the hall While the twelfth roil Dal hi in iirog-es. Major Connollv. o Bpflngfleld, look IBa chair. :i"il 'hair man Camion. Senators f u I loin ati Hopktni ami Congrei -man Lorlntor lefi the stand II was staled thfl h a h i were going into a conference an 1 at effort b made to get 'lie rival Kill ernaloria! candidates together air have tin a' sattte tha Igat While the thirteenth ballot was i progress the i' tder. made an i ffoi 10 adjourn until Wonting. Canno:i fa ered adjoiirnment and Seal word t the cm iidai"s nuking then to con fcr on the nobject. rits retarnt from tho eoiifi ii no an I annoanced that he vaa ngalna: JJnumneal f'annon annoimod i wait in the pro w i i of the cvmveatfton to decide nrhi I tfejOVkj he done. PaiagStM demanded roll rail and the chair ordered the to proceed. While die RttetMth hallo; was in BfogreMf tha gubernatorial eaadtdatcn n: together and eouwated to a Pi eaaa until 1 o'ciOOk in the morning At in I'M i n. the convention on motion of Senator Perry took a reeeea DIETZ, DEAD OR ALIVE. Bv Associated Prea Simla. British India. Mav IT Half Chippewa. Falls. Wis., May I". Six- a battalion ot t ilssra ami bail bat tv deputies have cone to the cone of jtaltM of naval infartrv with four tea tbp Diet, trouble wiih orders to takp pounder guns have been warned to Dtetz dead or alive. j prepart for service in Tibet. NEWSPAPER WITHIN A RADIUS OF THE 132. IN DETAIL. I ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Hy Associate I Press BtHrlngBeld', May i.:.- After a coalli ions est lofl of over twelve hours, th j Illinois Republican convention at in.i" I Untight took a recess ttatH toinoriw j nomi a without having named a can ltdale for povernor. Daring the 0 It ses: ion the eonvenlloil was i' iricticiil deadlock and when hy gag Till e insent a recess was taken lo light, nei her of the seven candidate md secured advantag3 of any me nen:. each liohlinp pracl Ically his or gtnal strength. Tarty leadafl con erred in a fftHtlesfl effort to reach t omprondse. bat their effort WON I fo lattghl and there is nothing in lh' dtoatlan te-iijrhl to .vai'r.ini tha pre Ifcllon of a break tomorrow. The convention was at once thi argesl and most tnrbttienl held in the li-'ory of rtliarrlR. At times th" cet!' were mod tnrhnlen' and o"l- lie good nature of Speaker cannon ire vented him from tdkmrntng the nlivi nliiiii to the hail of IteprosrTi t8 Ivef and exclndtag the pahHc aeireral I me i daring tha day. li s th" daftmdeM crowd I ever tw" in declared Orgnalxatlon at he convention was effected without llfflcntijr The Yatee-Lowten, com inaiion was in complete Control an' ipponltlon decided lo make no Babl linvt the nantlng of the combine' leiate; There was no divciissie ver llii platform an I :he f-i ir dele at- at large to nn ion l coin en' ion lesatora Cullom ami Hoitklns, Boeak Cannon and Ooveeaot Yates, wen t lected i aeclamatioa. AlEXANDr.R DIVIDED. Stinmrtitdd. III.. Mav n-der onn'y. vothag I dl I for fate on thr-" inliolj. hioke on the fourth roll tall Roll foT detonation magftei: Yaten.1 Uiwdaa, Wal.er II Wood, Wilier Warder, Suite".- R. Miller. X R Thi tlawuod rtaek to Yatea John s. Ai .horpe. Mr Wm. Vie'lds. Richard Tay lor fioip' il to Lwanlan. All the data cat'' are from Cairo. F Oft SERVICE IN TIBET. CAIRO BULLETIN. CAIRO, ILL., James Gillespie on Trial for Mur der of Twin Sister. STORY OF THE CRIME AS TOLD BY THE AGED PARENT OF THE ACCUSED JURY VIS ITS SCENE OF THE MUR DER WHEN SELECTED. Rlaing Bun, Intl., May IS. Tin1 jury tor the trial of Jamea !iii ple Jar ihe murder of his twin Bister has been completed despite th'e fact that some of .he veniremen lied on hearing their names had been drawn, and the hcar- MAMMA'S OUT i iiiR of the evidence begun thl morn ii". after the prosecution maun us i statement. I Th" Brat id of the jury oi Its com jldeiion was io visit the scene of tha tragedy and to Imped the window tnrtntgn wnicn the assassin oi Mua beth Oillespie fired. The Ursi witness v.a Mr Mirr irei I Oilte pie mother of the victim and of I two of the defendants. The prjaocu lion stales that her te-ifmony would j Stilt heller alone in the trial, hill Hi deference lo In r aio1 and feebleness aha was put OB the list first. Mrs Qlllesple lohl how her danc'i taf vvas shot, while she was nrrati.7 inp the parlor of ihcir home for a n ception. There was no warning. Tin a Hsssln 'slipped up to the w indow in the dm knew ami find his weapem. The hrolher did not vi-it his set"' while she lay iytag for three day.-, and did not attend the funeral Mrs. (tillespie ih'scrihed th' origin of the fuel between the limber and; the sister whjch crew out of her gfl I ereaee in her will of the dangbter gat r tla son and which caused the son l leave home. The aa-d woman wa tri' a'ly th 'in: sed durlna the examtnatfoa and ithe pnsjedlnga wore Bsspcadad ire (piently while she wept. James Gillespie and those relative who have been indicted wiih him sat through fear testimo' v appin nily on-j i moved. Ihoutdi WBltj inter taA Rising Shu is one of the me lioau itifitl towns on the liaii1 s .,f the Old r;vcr. The weather today mm Ideal .In, ljre iHiwney is a believer in hard Concluded on second pag-) MOTHER MS AGAINST A SON -$mmkm.zwi wry 150 MILES HAVING DAILY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 11. 1904. OF THE ENGLISH That They May Accidentally be Buried Before Acuial Death. DRUG VICTIMS LIABLE A SOCIETY l LONDON THAT RE QUIREC TWO INDEPENDENT CERTIFICATE? OF DEATH BEFORE BURIAL. London. May 13, The fear of pre mature burial which haunted the la: -tat davs of Miss Frances Rower I'ohlis, the lainoiis authoress, aim caused hei to leave Instructions ror j her doctor to sever the arteries of her I neck before her lutermeut, is mora general than is popularly supposed. A well Known physician said today I bat many ot his patients had the greatest horror oi the possibility of being burled alive, but the grewsome nana ol tha subject prevented their discussing il except with llroir nie Ii Cat nth iser- The peril of prematura burial in ibis country is not, it is true, so area U iu warmer climates, where inlc:- men) follows closely on death. Rut exhumations in England are so rare thai there is no absolute proof that AND ('AfA'S WONDERING WHAT TO lome people ai grave while si not consigned alive. There an; several well nuthcntl rated uslances in which the dealh oertlflcate has beeti Blgnned and tu patient prepared for the grave, ami it: laier cases, actually hurled, win e still alive. There is a woman living in Ken ington who has twice bean la hat coffin n the first occasion she W) lor 18 hours conscious ot a'l till death chamber preas rations, bat pji i let I io inien fi re. An evtn more remarkable case is that oi a Liverpool man, wao was se ittally lowered into the grave. Ai that now eat the cofBa was sen i" T.oVC, ami one of the mourners in i I ed thai it should be reopened Dmj la1 fi an I the victims oi al ccholistii aie peculiarly liable to this terrible tnta The late sir BaaQemm Uani Rlebardaea racordod a case ai wnih a ph;. u dan. who hail talen I JO grains el chloral, was re.-u adlaO I a. ler he bad BpgafeaUy de I I be records of the Paris morgue SOU thai reviv iflcatien OAjmi I alout mo re.e in every 298. ,-'o real is the risk of get natur barinl that the Lioadoa CreaMtkm i. ty luajntfen two mnegwttJeal cer.ll 'i Ite.f i.l de.ltll. and reeogni'.e.. I ia- tt.e only sure lest of death i I Been a ii ition. Dr. tlartmann. the emineni Au u in pkywiekgg, has hectares tiiai no doctor has an rigl to .-ay a pjTBOn dead when the principle of life luu o iiieh( iu activ);., hiiinan hwlv. lie cannot, with truth 7 (Continued on KhxMh F?.g I s7 .i s vr n. i i JAPS MAKE FIRST IN TIM IN FACE Joe f :olk After Legislators ho Accept Railroad Passes. SO DECLARED HIMSELF IN AN ADDRESS AT KANSAS CITY BEFORE AUDIENCE OF 10, 000 IN CASE OF HIS ELECTION. Kan as Cily, Mo. May I.".. --"The i first legislator who accepts a railroad j pass under my administration, should i is- elected governor of Missouri, will ba Indicted," was one profjouncod I statement of Joseph w. Folk in a DO WITH HIM campaign address to 18,000 persons ill convention hall last night. The audience (heered Mr Folks statement. 'I'h.'.v were mostly enthu Blasts, as they ha I hrived a se, rarnstorm to attend the meetini;. Not once during the address did Mr Fell, rofef lo the withdrawal of Form t Mayor Ree l from Hie Conic. a, w be a aas annoanced yesterday morntag. Continuing on the pis Mr Folk said: I consider the railrmi i .i si form oi briberj nm i nice riding on a railroad soul of the legislator is ipiesliou 1 pass the ii nn i v, pas i the lobby isl's." I CoBt inning, he said: I VOnM give the corporations tlie.r ni nadCI the law, but nothing ii i 1 1 I promi: e yon that If I am de l I gMfaraee I will drive the lib lo oiii oi Je(Ter.-on City "I pronoeey" continued Mr. roik, io I ike the police out of politics. I propoi to .top, if I am elect"! gov i rtii.i, ibis Irldian' bastnese in Kt Uewls an! Kansas Cily The ,ii ball l" taken out of politic; and the Miiie lie he of what party he ma ahall vote as he chooses.' "The people have won a greit vi lory. They have taken their pan into their own hands The pfalsaalofl al politician must Ret out The Hem ociat who are (Handel its for prtn Ciale are in the sad He and the HMM who ar" PenoTats for revenue irl) nm-t take a hack aeat. "But wa Wad no Imn tiers in 'he party. them pro awsw off vsnr Wbeta and slart a party of their own; (Continued n Klghth Page) PRISON STARES WAR WITH RUSSIA Torpedo Boat Blown Up While Removing Mines. BEAR IS STILL Before the Advancing Japanese Land Forces Who Are Also Closing Fast About Port Arthur. Uy the Associated IVcsa Tokio, May 13." TorpSdO boat No is was lost yesterday during a series ol bombardments and mrveylns op Crations at Tgllen Wan deep and Ken Bpys by Admiral Kataoka, oommtnd' ci ol the Third squadron. The ad ti'iral arrived al Ken Ray early in the morning and detached the cruisers Itvukuahlma, Nisshin and Mijako and ordnring them bombard land batteries while Ihe flotilla torpedo boats swept harbor ol mine Tl Becono Hot i 1 la of torpedo boats, which had been engaged in guarding I'orl Ar ibur the previous night, joined the squadron and begin Burveytg the harbor. Mi Yake (Use Hussian Infantry cavalry on the ivered and a shore a com piny detachment and dlspen I hem. The survey was completed al three goal: mtnet In the afternoon Two torped recounoitorlng and removing on the wed slue o Kerr Hay ere 1 telegraph lines running disc iv along the Takusaan "peninsula, in order to destroy m Lieut. Hot! and foil i sailors bin led, scaled t In heights under the protedton of the guns ol the torpedo boats and ml tlx llll". he Japane I three ho e vessels then dlscot llal of Russian Iroop squadron ndvanootl ile anl snelled lliena, rooonnoltertitg in de p where upon t h idosi to the sin The Mi Yako ba discovered a Russian guard po g on the mountain northwest of Robin son promoton and destroyed It, Russian force, estimated nl ten Companies, took refuge behind an e-n thence, but was dispersed by the Jap I'orpcdo boats IS and 18 discovered i huge mechanical mine in Kerr Mav That) various attempts to blow it up ("ailed and il suddenly explo led of it culting IS In two The torped' it sank in seven minutes, Tin sipia Iron's Imais picked up thr wounded, Three other mine rr r covered and explode I. lie tipiad urn completed itt operations at six in he evening, returning lo its ha c. JAPS AT VLADlVOSTOCK. Beoal, May L3 The Russian aUid ros i YlHdivostock is practically ho.' tied up bv the Japanese Be d Japa i e scouiing vessels are watching the harbor. It is asserted here that only one division of the Soeond Jap anese are tended on the U no-Tung peninsula and it is seeerted thai cie ust of this army will go ashore at Ta ka-Shaa. ON ROAD TO LIAO YANG. j fly AssociHled Preas. i l.iao Yang. May 13. The advam I guard of Ihe Mr. t Japanese army ha appeared ail miles below l.ien Cheng Kuan, on th- road to l.iao-Yang It I j not making any further advance, bat lis ered tag strong fortlnoatb ni Pet sistent ri'isirt Is c-irreiit hen thai I Rusfftan snuadron ol cavdry mcceed j ed in g'dtlng behind the jnpnn1 who were several squad r-nis sins. land in occupying Kuan I i in San The nnexpeclcd appearance of the Ru I la as muted thn Jaajniaw to Imm ately evacuate the town and retire 1 1 ward ihe Yaln. The tep-irf II i i I gd to he correct RUSSIANS IN KOREA. Ry ssoi iat'd Pr'sa Seoul. Korea. M V, -Ke;o'- arc constaatty eoaskag hj f the prtseace u Hawisn force .ii northern Korea The governor of Hang Young pros ii.ee deports that two thousand troow 1 'Pr..iiBBmi v FOUND C.UILTY OF MURDER. Hy the Ansoclateo I'ress. Red Ckwtd. Neb.. May II The nm ag the RarkT BnMdhf enue reiansad s rerdtd Ofiight finding Frank Rarke guilty of murder in the first degree and fixing 'he penalty at death l i ker vvas convicted of the murder or hi brother and brother's wife J?- srv Gl. last. "1 RIVER At Cairo 4 II. yesterday: 31 fret; fell 1.3 in 21 hour. ESTABLISHED IN 1868 LOSS FALLING BACK THE INDEPENDENCE WINO. Rv Associated Press. Philadelphia, May 13. The inde pendence parly, a faction of the Den DCralto parly or this city, tonight i lected contesting delegates to the St. Louis national convention and In structed them for Judge Parker for President LONDON REPORTS. Ry Associated Cress. liondon, May I.l -The Post's Shaiig Hai correspondent says: "The Japanese first army hat; occu pied Ai Yang. "Alpxiefl has i nl a note to the Tar lar general of Manchuria complaining ol Chinese villagers refusing to sell supplies to Russian troops and de manding that the general issue a proclamation ordering natives to sup ply food tuffs. "Some Chinese viceroys ate arut uis for war with Russia." The Mall publishes a dispatch from 'onstantlnople according to whlca Russia is concentrating troops just beyond ihe Csucanaas, The most reliable Information, the Hi p itch says, bv, the present total lumber of troops at 128,000. The par. ial destruction of Rainy la it. ad. showing (hat the Hus rann anticipate that the Japanese vlll make a determined attsmpl to aplure Port Ai l bur. while, owing to the moral effect the fall of the string lold would hav. on Rusinn prestige, in eqiully'determlned redolence will 'at made. A RUSSIAN DENIAL. Hy Associated Press. St. Petersburg, May 13. It Is of ilciall.v denied that Alexieff has de nande I that the Chinese adtninlstra lion and 4he Tartar general he com icllcd io leave Mukden. FIRE AT STEELVILLE, Mo. 'iy AssiM-lated Press. Steelvllle, Mo, May 13 The entire business section and many dwellings were burned tonight lo-.; $m,iKK. WON'T RISK A I- ICHT. Ry Associated Press New Chwang, May 1:1 The belief in ills lo re that the Hn- d in anthor ille will o.in move the Muknen forces in the direction of Harbin and u I. not thought they will risk any light en the Ma-Tung peninsula. A i Miov retreat re"h the Rmnls ire burning tin 'i il .fat ions sad .uch Food duft as tbey are uti.ible to tale with them. M e h '"limMe prop- jertv has been destroyed KURORATKIN HEPORT8. Hv t'li V .oeialed I'res.-, i HI i ,-irc Mav i.t -The ea?. I i cvinc dflctat pi'' Keo in' l- .n t dawn" on '.n M i I begaa tw I emerge from i'm '.v,in Cheng dH ib. l.i in s I'M advance l bing toward Kuellchan coa r. oo-v, four i and a regiment el cv ilry. Se. dbas as hy a iroop oT n hile the Chai 1 n i ci upie t by tsrO' i sotnia T rnarcb- e iniihr co- poiv o lien, turning our right flank 3 pmg first ,t an l tinslly to e .lflle in the neighborhood iofthevil 1 :hn my where thWft tcoi, up a posltloa i;.-1 -i of the .-iotntt Demnhl was wounded and two Cossacks kilt ed. "Kuan Dtan c an Kr, T.-n Steals was i May io to the ensniaj and occupied hr our Cossacks Keooniioissasi f;-1 n dtsco er the (reso- am li.uncse ra the valie;. of T-acnco, ii mtlw sonta- if Bunutd on Eighth Page.)

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING. MAY Id, 1904. REAL ESTATE CHAS. FARRELL. Ac THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Short Announcements Representing Their Wants, Trades, Profes sions and Various Ac tivities. Rates For Classified Notice. Ou insertion jierwnni. "i Thruo invert ioiw wr wonl l-z Oik week prr ward ft") l int- month per word .15 AH man-r lu f vHrt-it wpn. EUSINESS LOCALS. LEDFORD, IL. S'ltl v pBlti i lit. Corner ORDERS. Aircm-v, Mi BUSINESS FOR SALE. For -.lie or R itt a ijiHid bttsii hulli 111! nftice. FORTUNE TELLER. RL WANTE HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. RUSHKLL llot'SK IHt ndrlicaiviithiar,i in thf city. K. M. Dr iwn. BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER. WANTED Yonnjj ldy sWnogranhvr md bo)kktfejr-r erita flfcs experience. Address in own l(imd, M Hullt'iii otttje. lift i viiri' LATCH KEY FOUND. On Hie RESTAURAN1 Meals a la-cirtc and itclicii Bluv Krjnt. Villa Bidge, 111. FOR SALE. KOR MAI. ft- Tl root liorltl and one irrav; ir. nt'c: will null I FOR RENT. ol' TICKS 8ii am b vicp famished- will li (ti-tlirr. Apply In W. I Ml'- WAT Tb five and one kit room fli and Ills' Waaniiigton aveoue, lor rent, i j( Wultor Rlchboff. HOUSK-Moderu ten-room housic. J Kinit. ,Cil'TA(,K -Kor rent, a new live room on Blanche avenue, Mound. See if r tetiburgtr, Mounds, for all iuforiuaiiou. Ill II.1HMI SM Onio now i ecu Iron Mm niaia i.i i id c fli e. Apply MoBeobcrg-cr. SITUATIONS WANTED. Free Announcemsnts of Those Nc Employed, Who Desires Positions. i Ipkf Conditions of Advertisement. Advrrispnieats of not exceeding three line will be ace iptwl free fur ins .ink's time from any r -ader of Trie Bulletin to be filed bj ad vertwerni person, on regular form, at the of lieeef'l'he Bulletin i tmipanr, 701 (Him U vne The Bulletin Company assumes n responsi hilily for any advert is -ae.-nl or stiitemeut maih therein And will not aeeept the notice of any nsfnon known in he employed. tantlrlea and replies to advertise m n! shen Id he made hy mail. POSITION WANTED. WANTKP Position by felmg man n whole sale bo ise. retail sloie or similar work when OM advance liefer a fornbhed. Address WafltM, pisltioa a' toffp bf jm lady, w th two years general experience; fan Iar with himrn-r busni. Address, l'-'i. e Bulletin. A man of espi ri. ncc di sirci a i n in b'mkkr.per or i.tti man with n I hoi References. Adiireis A. It.. Bulletin olli.i MOBILE&OHIOBULLETIN April 3th to Decei $7.45 round-trip tic! cotnnMtiotng April 15 ing diiriiiR the entin Ex portion, limited t bef 15th, lWt uternicij.u particular! 96.20 round-trip tirTcor s will 1 dally, commrnrins April 15(1 Exposition, -d in return (GO) day from date "1 ppK For Full particulars sddn i A. G P. A M. fcO. K R ,81 I J. H. JONES. Ticket Agnt British Houses and Shops. Tlii-t are 7.f.72.t(4S bottscn and l Orpat Britain Of theo only W ire private dwdline honsei SMITH BROTHERS The Big Store 2300-8 Wasl.ir.gtac Ave EVERYTHING ::imerd:il a enu Msuhsttan siiirt: med. d pains, glvi IaSM for fiui' the hot. i ashiiiKli us prices .neflt you. nil unit ili'-S Cfltll n t!;" city Call wlort; vim ptircha.- mest market, is grocery and w VIENNA. May 13, 190-1. MOTHER SPEAKS AGAINST A SON. rSVry IWt 'J m& V SSra5x AW (2T g.'.s' rW tlfrM ITMnf 7 1 Hitnrtqm, V (V 5 f! 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There is no taste that cannot b: pleasfd no foot of normal shape or eijc that cannot be perfectly fitted and oo usj or i occasion named for which there cannot Iv supplied a correct and appropriate shoe from UM Qureii Quality assortment. We ha've the sole right of sale of these famous shoes. We tmftfc your inspection of the new styles. C. C. Terrell Company. iMi k I Px Boots .bsfBs 1 s 5vecial Styles $3.50 JX Oxfords $2.50 Special Styles $3.00 6 an I white, with A o, Hi rpr rsirp 1 0N DAY, MAY THE GREAT OWNS mmmmmrm ..UNITED SHOWS,. America' mt popttjai amusetneol institttttoti'-fandest, greatest i mttreft, fain st aimi -cnit tit enterprise oti eartli3 ringi, 2 stages; I half-mile track: scores of original Features: 100 phenomenal acts; 1 clown- 20,000 scat--; 1 ,000,000 menagerie; nd Elephants. in tie 755 MBk4a y jijiji,,! Magnificent in presentation World's Bt St CifCM Talent. The AMERICA EUROPE'S r GREATEST PERFORMERS mm W lllhii n i iv mail I UtttoRie hlbittera ot ,1- r i.ll ai t. the in i Itlng race mod is Strrni7r-il in i airo i 1 j fill orders for f rti of the City. f 4 Offic:- and l 3ctf r-Commercil A. and j;ih Sf. A h1 NlppidrOme tra'i: Kxchfl'i-' 1 ilif; ti-' i mmdmii in lira itplishinff the Bioll novel, itiiiriie and sensational feats of c naceand hazardous daring ever attempted. The Pontiac 5. the fin' M Irilltil -Soldiers-in the World. Dipt. Winston's trained Seals and Sea MoDS, Polar Sea Marvel-. Afternoon and Night, Rain or Shine Under Ten Acres of Water-Proof Canvass. Cheap rates on all hues of tr: nd (re t parade 10: m. ICE in anv quantity. f"f"WW s aJ I Cairo ice Mfg Co. a' lire Keen litre 1 I The Pontile V. ilrille.l iKtHifrs In rnarvfloi's trainrd j ure fetuf: of th rthey alon are wot t A OP i QfveMiriicn t VyiVAltlO'hKli!li 1 ss I I '.'l'JtfJ-:. Bw Is Qsalitr. (For 20 Years Has led a!! WannBinedifs.sffi: -ft.. ViA. O j rorlil, iM the ,ml r.ra lionn BOliS V AT, i KRPOOiJI.HI. trrepubT JA 7E3 F. BALLARD, St. t-ouis.

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ii Hill I lllll lill iiwiiipiww WWF THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1904. i t c o tYvvvm a ta NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS j HIIU 9-tt If 1 1 ML f tA4-3 1 t fjt 1 1 ftti t U r. t dren. They art' to lie commenced ULLIN. f!i?tKii&7rtreJJSS t ducau I J. D Quart I lay. 1 i I I B n mil W ILL. May 13, 1904. Tbos. .Myers Is in Surinuiield the Polaski delegation this week look inn after the Interests o the futur governor of the state. Mi. sprii' Brown aha wife, of Pop lar Hhift, are pnests of Mrs. Browns either, B. vv. Mtf., this wt'oiv. .1. W. Hennevay. of DuQuoin, w.t a (Jtlta visitor tin.' past re wdays. hit village Saturday oh business, Mrs. c. Gillespie made a trip to Mound City Thursday. Dr. Harris and wife accompanied by Will Neibaur, of Doogola, wore seen on our streets Wednesday. Low Newell la reported sick; rheu matism being the cause Miss Clara To h, who has hvhn vis iting relatives In Qrand Chain, has re turned to I ilia. J, W. Thornton spent Sunday in Mounds Wnitlng Ira Hudson. thai will not aff sci the atl n i-mee cell Oil our W. W. Mil the ML ic. s Cttl lo the I night, Thlt dav. Mav h visitor tins week. HARRISBURG. May 13. 1904. Irs. John C I the sick. Mrs. 11. U li In Our friend 1 is in let a few the Marin COBDEN. May 13. 190,. mfo flafanHi nam il g .rg: UftlltU WMHUWflL BANKj I A i 1 -V LA CENTER, KY. May 13, 190-4. Vernon W1 ere on bus! II. Perr ii Bandana, wa adnesday. ent to Loulsvllh s a man of man; i i i diiion to the moral and religious forces of the community. V. H. Viet and wile lvlurueil hone from Now Harmony, Ind Thursday night. Dick Wilford. of Harlow, was in town Thursday on business, BELKNAP. May 13. 1904. SeVj&gl of the members of the I Q. f. V. wont to Brand Chain Tuesday 'verai Viell Can be Relie ved and Cured by the use of "IMGRO W a ik grow f ingrow 0 INGRUW IK GROW Evety Bottle Guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or money m I J; INGRCW refunded. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. I uhw iicEnToFPKicB Schuh Drug Co., Cairo, III. 7 SAMUEL HASTINGS OT"3, OOPgiSi, HAY, A Tel phone V-aifO, IHUIOIS. f Weighed Only Fire Founds. t Clinton, Ky i Mrs. Massio. Mabry, of Uai Mrs. J, C. r village b hoiUel i ami aei ie has r a nun Dii Quoin, contrtbut ilule orphan iwn .1 J. Hunsali rnafhr. Pi Resilcss, Cried Day and Night. Dr. Miles' Nervine Did Wortk.rr, Cured Her. W'alni Mrs. v :ll in s Miss Maud Bvcrs has retui from a few days' visit, in (li' Chain. Which Is In session. P. J. Walker, oJ Oaiatia, was in City Monday. V. V. Pemborton, Of Brushy, nierly deputy I heriff of Saline 60U was in i he city Tuesday. 3. l. LewJi, ii x. linney an nunibor of witnesses were here T day taklnf depositions In a hi rapto esse, lixtensivc preparations are In made for I lie laying of th,- coi stone ot the new Saline county ci bouse in this city Mav IS The a M lot the occasion. Kd Anderson Is having tht nd apt. (1 MOUNDS. Dr. W. V May 13. I904. enee Sims, of V. iday soliciting t L 111 I V miss tsmma .i tailing La Cost) 3ohn Williams. n return airing oui of onlor phones. I!. I). Wilson spent Tuesday eve in as a Mound City visitor. Clarence Lane, of Mound city, wi visitor here today. Mesdaraes fClla Fitznatrick as -o I had a little, nut slepp wjthoa' Ous that t did WI say a good deal about low prices, and nothing at all about qua! very low ami w and get quality that is quality, i., wnose prices are itill lower. Try ....MUTfilO The oHly LIVING MFRMAH. i I yr end 1 Nervine and Heart od results from the ive since flic ted amend Dr. Miles' f u I did."--Mrs. ing mei un wrvous Di.MUcMt Addreu JlboseAwfolHeayfJack regularly v.-ilitoroitan Ia.4(1;.I)c IhodigostiTO ornan;ii i jKrfoot i-urdl-tlon, h .ill oif biliouaiiesa, henxtaoiteb, liver ilia, keep you ia good health. TRY it TO-DAY. SOei a. Bottle Ail Druggist mi impi i nropert v. T .III inn. inv lias I i i hej and e- lor several hour were admired djy USS a crowd ol lovels of l;oo'I horse-; i Deputy Sherlfl b.-LocKw bai S gone south to recuperate, W tame uros. mmuei companj now mm pnrnbasej a team of One u were brought up town Tin ardware Co. into t: iw offices, haviu lie Brat of the i ov.iimiip, uiiii very suaaen- r dav nlchi of i.c in railnr.. ,i. uiun r larron lias returned from wh.'le he Blienl several iii. sp. iii si versa ng bis daiiKiiter. W. F. 8c tl Is In Carmi g attending court. rrismirg and Qaualit) ballj play at Don-is' park Mav W. A. (Iran; lias moved into hi 1 new residence. l'$ Uncle Henry Conpton has sold his c' rcsldenco property on Boutb Vim sircct to J, ll. Pearce and will move S to California, J. It. Metcalf has be u quite slcli 1 for several dhJ Mi AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS. pen, I, Iv S' team lx. Ie (,i a haii urant, inv i ina,;i d the Hai city Tu 1 MOUND CITY. J. K. Roll ine; -.a in Ing resigned Ol the Ii -Iii Harry Pel 'in county Ii ds v. i SMSSMI'Wuft nt in f-'trMaaaM-''J'"M"'- AOr WEATHER IS COMING You will need a Refrigerator, Peerless lee Cream Freezer,' Water Cooler, Screen Doors. Screen Wire and Window Screens. We Have them in all sizes and styles, and at prices to suit any pocket book. SCREEN DOORS. mm H m i i t in efj 5t

WW 9 WW it M Wa lit M l"iTC A Beautiful Lawn Use jwr HOSE to keep if green, l a i i r .fttww i tctsii 'L. our DnLL DcAKIml LAW 11 MOWER wW do I he rest. -iljj- Ki, 4 '4 s COLO We have a complete and el i HANDLE ,1.1 cut fiorted stock of nardware, I in. tiranito. Dresden, i;n i!i -i Jii and (ialvanicd ware. "v. EERLESS ICE CMHM'I.K fv UT May 13, 190i. sinned on a to have tO accomi Mrs. ciara BH chi' It 'ii an I ii "InttH," iMisn Bhno baa alree ity, on the ii v ill follow this Dbecllve iwini Perlln, bat Hi will tl Yi i choni mi h ii i The Aulomalic is the Best, LAWN MOWERS. I IT Hrattd of Scfsaora, Hfuore, Pocket and Table Cutlery the Kat made and (oily warranted. CREAM CHURNS cy will visit o'lvr lto I rtan point:, in Ccrmaiiv, Havana at and Pniasla. Mr. BIobi If in t iu I difiotcnt health a. i be makes Ik tenr in the hw of hi" nht ileal t! fwniewt re party wjll sail from N'cw York next Kanirdav as in st. i on tn that didn't b m o 1 i Special Price Mk. CHARLES TURNER i g Scc our linc before birying. sizes and kinds. All Teorat;np. Paper Hanu'lngana I Painting. Offli e Lane Hotel. J WOODWARD HARDWARE COMPANY, BOTH PHONES 101 Free Delivery to all parts of the city. 10I7-I0I9 Ohio Levee St. SCRLI N Wl I j .'i i j I 1 J.!; ffl! .ail t l it-1 t, t ml; t f To suit anv window. w i a i f r i" i t i' i I. s o It.MI'iMttMMM tllMIM;itl!llllMIIMMHMMMUIMIIH(HII 14 IS UUIIUIULUIU

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THE Clb O BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1901. THE CAIRO BULLETIN CatublUhnd 188. 1-uDlisurst Illy br Tr.e HulleUn lkmpuy at 70g Ohio Itee. ThotimM. W. THIELKOKK. Manag-lou K.lilnr. SabacrlMion IUle. On month hy carrier (Cents, i K.on One jrtr In advance. Weekly Bulletin, II SO per yer ndTnc.i.oo. 'i i in, ii. KnUrrd t the Cir Poitofflce u8eoDd-clu Mail Matter. I tell you, gentlemen, intelligent ad ministration in your advertising de partment is much less expensive and far more prfitable than any amount of experimental uncertainty. Dsn't place your ads for charity's sake but for business. There is reason to believe from the action of some of the Alexander couu ty delegates, lead by Mr. Jno, S Ala tborpe. that Col. Lowden will he the netnlnee of the Republican oonren tion today "It is the daintiest crowd I ever saw." is what I'nele Joe Cannon saht of the Republican convention lasi nipht. If a Democrat said that he would not he believed; hut what t; iod Republican will dare to contradict his "I'nele Joe?" As was predicted in these columns, the Alexander county delegation a' Springfield is not to be caught aav ping. They broke on the fourth hat lot, scattering in sueh a manner as v make sure that some of them would land in the band wagon The state Republican cooveatton made Mr. J. B. Aisttaorpe, of this city a membet of the committer' on en dentials; Hon A J. Pickrell, of Anna a member of the committee on rewlu tions, and Hon Jno. H Duncan, "i Marion, the state central committee man for this district. It is said that Gov Be her M Weill of I'tah, who has been t h" executlvi hi ad of I be government of thai ever siuee Its admission to the union aseerts polygamy Is no longer a tene of the Mormon church Mr. V( II himself Is a Mormon and ouglil ti know. He says polygamy Is obsolete and mainly because the younger wom en are violently opposed I i It. 'Wha: women will not tol rate In theue tlayi has no ehanee o( .urvival." says tbi governor. On Sunday several changes wll take place in the time card on the Illinois Central, as noted elsewhere The most Important being that rr taiuig to tiic i aim and inches tram Tnis train will eave Cairo at 1:45 it the morning, on and after Sunda) which shouhi facilitate the mall s t vice very materially an. should tim ulate the merchants of Cairo to ge ln:o correspondence with the Theb merehaC'tH without delay. The Bulle tin wrff go in Tlu'lic. tin, trait every morning and Its list of ra ler there will be materially Increased Speaking of the cause of crime in i recent address, Detective Plnkertm said: "As long as th" majority si our public servants are thieves an Wackgtiards. efforts to .uppre s crimi will prove a dismal failure n thieving alderman or r ti t I can cot nipt hundreds The downfall an punishment of one man. Known ti thousands, will have a more utsrj effect ilian the conviction of a hun dred petty thieves. He who resort to knavery, to secure a public office and uses It for fraud and theft. Is fai more culpable than Ihe unlettered half civilised gamin who picks a pock i or snatches a loaf of br id to sal Isfy the cravings of banger. Ald i men of large citi s generally purchai i and at a considerable cost, their poll1 leal positions. They corrupt many nl their constituents and start tbovain I i.pon a coarse of crime A rurtOUg malady has. aecordlnR t' t an exch :f(Re. broken out III New York City. In the neighborhood of Madimn and One Huadrerj aioi Fifth street a number of old tenements are being lacunstrncted Into lores nn tbr ,to er floors. The walls, (eilinpx na (ir are being torn away tin 'he litanguni lion of this- lmprovrrne'nt a lew -ease has broker "'it in that section ol he op The sJfSsfTouis are beadachc U ..H ide, TtpUVv 4 iopiliR fe-'f nai'i and rraduaRi e uh bi Iwentj four honrs. In one hospital lher" sr over twenty cases Nothing like it IkW ever been known and the phj I cIjii' who are Inve'ilEating It. hell, v, that ii is due to cerm.. arising in th -old t.-n, raents and which, disturbed to th process of reconstruct loa i Alls the air I .n beina inhaler), ihe 1U isr rapidly rommunicate self an I becusaea In a manner, coataglous A sint itar 'hinc atn.ui ii is 'hat it should develop a now malady, thus hilling that the srrms have multi plhd rncflg themsefvo; have in the com of time pi'.-l'i.. a sepa rate ann instinct lunR.i.s. highly Se ktoiioaa t human life The dfH-tnrs and scienlials in New York are invei Ugstinc the cause and endeavoring to locate the disease. Notice baa been received by the city authorities that the Illinois Cen tral company will refuse to pay the tax levied aininst ihe hrbls' ap proach in the north end of Ihe city. That was to he expected, if there Wte jny ground for sueh aetion, and i, is wi ll (hat the matter will he taken into the courts There need ie no hard felins oiiKendered about this, on either side The people want only wnat um law Mya tin y may demand and all reasonable men will concede I that the railroad company lias a per feet right ti resist payment not he expected to pay wb does not require it to pay it should portan that the an -i nte I in this people he well re ea: e. in order that properly guarded ie ease brought out silde. The amount I this interest may ind their side of is strongly as pi of the tax assessed on the, approach is 13,542,40 and this will be greater wi;h the Improvements now in pro Kress. The money should come bite the city aid county treasuries if the law so dictates. m AM) PHILOSOPHY. L, is the most ternhle and also the most e i Tons of the passions, it is the only one that includes in its ilivains the happiness of some one else. Amm "Yes." said the friends of the fam fly. "they were married In haste "And repented at leisure, eh?" ipu r lajrfj the ether. "Oh. no.' was the re ply. 'they repented in haste, also." l 'Im ago K.iily News. 1 vish I could be a great in -.rent loner MT-d Knew rot brand of pills to smoke up. l)'r result vould lie a gisless range dot vould ooik indlgestionles? food ill a servatitless Kitchen, py Chitnminetty. Dinkenspiel. damsel who played at croquet Left her little foot in the wuet She hit It a whack. Then nattered "alack! In golf I should know what to suet -Chicago Tribune The south wind bring .ife, sunshine and desire. nd on every mount and meadow Ireathes aromatic fire; lu over the dead he has no power The lost, the jst, he cannot restore: nd looking hut the hills 1 mourn jfbe dnrting who shall not return Emerson. Thorn dy The governess -of eovrse von '(now the story we have just rea l is nerely a fairy tale and then are m my uieh qttltS familiar to childhood. Can KM tell gfl another. Matef Kittle Bhsie "Oh, yes; you once told mam aa 'hat pull had fOW pr.iposals ol uarriage daring your life!" Brook lyn Life. r DSEFBt fflFOttineiL I Id thin depart meat all inannernf usofnl rrr toniialinn will be briefly (ivrn every day. any ipleHliiin asked liy reaiiers CMrtcerninK any ot the niultitiiilitinuR affairs of dally lite will rt ceife ear .'Iul consideration To remove moles from the skin u ,e 4th (r of the following: Crtitoti oil 'lintmen: or potaaal tartrate of Mtj Sjony, made in a paste Apply thin ly to the mole and covit with strips if gummeil paper. This produces a posterior eruption and removes th" nolo without I taring a sear, A Bpooatfnll of gra n' the pan will k p everal days. Salt eaten with nut l ie and neutrsllses t dig. Postage s'anip mui'ilage maV b na-le my dissolving w'th heat J ptrtt gam dextrin an i i pari aeettc acid hj I parts of water ZrrVVVVVyVrVVvWVVrV From The Bulletin of May 14, 1869. Oat friend Blam, of Washington arcane who has be -n alw-t in St taiilh' for the plt week, is I'Xpee cd homo hilMlf NV ev.nini; Hitmer hai it that hsj will hritiK back with him feWkg Si Loots lily who has hludl) gewegttea' to chance t,. r name and' t opt his in dead The weather eonttaaes ghioair mtt "id, althotfgh the i on ,e mi n, esessMj The theraassetsr in Ileal only tin Seen The piov i?i lal l mgh or of dops tin-! dor tlw nous's proclamation lia drawn two :,Hm-.u:" mannfactarci sanoiic o i nn, wno apfrmr r vry Ronrmou" aoom the il.;p nslllon j of the earcases Qaedneas, grachma! If these tiis'fl I d 'he MM Ige M r of vaasvil'e all th dog meal f'.iiro kills, that ontrpri haj hure will one have a grow lb g. -nappv snarling night harking el.i of peoBh that win roh VaSMferhnrg coaaty "f I" i during the arboh icesea Berlin Fire Pritsction. In order to preveM fires In ihe great Herlin aaislwjneei i has tien decided to provide each of them, at the owners erpenar. with a porma nen' guard from th" metropolitan fire hllgade, tinker cimmard of a chief fl r-man Grow Tea M Africa. The climate or (be r.prm-oi cnloriv Kpmenm. In Africa, has l.epn found favorable to tea growing and thp gov ornment haa p)acttj ta hnibs. i3rge tract with RICH MEN BUY STREET In Order That They May Maintain Abiolute Exclusive- new, New fork. May 1 1: Nearly the Vanderhilts of Kilih avenue iitv of their resi 000 will he to protect ent hv undesirable Hit lay h is b Some of this regained through, the re ale of property to In IdiTiduala whose plans the Vander hilts approved. The i st of theae purchase of rei! slate came only a low ilays ago, when Mrs. V K. Vand rt.ilt figg Jr. bottghl avenue denee tiy W K Van lerbilt this lot and the adjoining ODi o.vned by his father, but the phaalaea how strongly the alrea ly le i! em Vender- bltts are intre 'ehiiii. thomsclvet that point The work of raising this Invisible, but very effective rampir; around their mansions was tieguu. or. rather, was forced upon :he VanderblKs only about two years ago. The entire three blocks on Fifth aventtS from Fiftieth to Fifty-third street appear to lie about M Secure from business and ho lei ei-croachment as any place in the city. These thr sides of th( mately IJO this rhe Va ly 5M feet, sights of th ton F. Plat have peaaei blocks, figuring in both avenue, include approxi feet of frontage Out of lerlults control absolute Another 160 feet the new residences of Mm an I J Henry Smith through the Vanderl'ili ownership and were sold with a dis tinct under, tan hue as to how tbl plots were to be Improve J. MAN'S BODY IN THE CANAL He Had Been Gagged, Murdered and Then Thrown in Water No Clews. Hy the Awsoctated Press. Chicago. Ma. 1" The man. who had evidently dered, was, found in the Michigan canal tonight. of a niur ii Illinois ate i The corpse had evidentlv been in the water omt time, as it was hadly decomposed, A gag had been place- hcrosa the mouth and two heavy sections of; i steam pipe attached hy a heavy cord to ihe right arm or holy. There was a deep knife WOtinfl above the right j I. nee and the .'kull was fractured by I a blow behind the right ear, and 1 'ft IS BOnlder broken. So far tle ie is not the slighted clew to the identity of the murdered man or of those who killed him. Doing Fliirenrc In is Pus. Two members of the Rolling Stone Htth of Medina, N. Y have written n book telling how to "do" I'.nropo on ,l g day. "Florence fk a ilre.iin," they say "We came for throe days and staved five and dragged ourselves nvvay unwillingly. Yet It can be done In n day. and we saw it bring ibme that Way more than once. The b in tistery is noted for Its beautiful brotUM doors. We were standing MM day be fore the pair by t.biberti when a line equipage whirled up Two exceeding ly roieroiis looking Americans, with their when, occupied the seats. 'These are the doors,' droti.il the guld on tile box seat, 'that Michael Augclo si Id arete gool enough for heaven.' 'All right! said one of the Joial tourists, looking at Ids watch. 'Ve- trust his judgment i,et 'em rnn" And us they were vhls'.;ed away, lifter Just the Heeoilds before one of the most lirtts tic creations in Europe, we saw the man who s it w Ith hi- beet to the driv er nearly dbdoeate Ids need aaherwtst- I round to as,, -Who'd you s if said that?' And. the limited having passed. m retnoed our lelsurriy enjeynstnt of the Masterpieces." Th l.nritrsi W nl) llrl.litr In "jplte of BMnt SMth Steel nre'i, Sinter ind NMahwer hridgea, the stone nrr h brldve is it lit eiMhjrwt un der certain condlttorw, and the bugcet streeture of this bind a ths mtU H now In curse of fTVrthwi :'t I'tnueti. Saxony. This bridge will hSVfl n spun of L'ur. feet, gfcewlttn hy twenty fret the famous BUM twWIfg beMge, open isl hist ear. nn.l by still mere the Methegne lirUg in Lerahersji nni ttio rniiin Jahg beMge near Wash IngO'ii Srhki lmve held it, turn the record as the longest afnsM nr h bridge!. Tlie PI men bfMgS glfflfl from the iMSttbscrg bridte in llni of masr.nrv tlinuiglMiiit instead of cm sisting of two aaraHd arches canst ...1 l,t- Iri.r, no, I p. It.. tnlngm nt ntxjiit gfjo.issi. n sion BMSte i-osaiiii b the h i real si mher in laxony nmi the shnndant nayetles of mttaMs mom m the rtctt tj it is sn arch crossing n valtey and I goal example et ajoaStf stonen ork. liar per'a Weekly. n-1-..rr Bad ttrr. Frirnd Wlf do yon cgfl veer iro-t S ttadS Instead of nn art? ArMt ffh, I did nll it an art before I benn to make a living at It lllnstrsisd lt!s ateee SMMHe Inlssteantiaa Usmni. Now. WMMaaa." nsM Ihe man of bnslne to (lie i fllce boy. "I nm cdni out to p nbnvsl." "l'lenae. sir." s;iid the Ih.v. hes'.tstlns. "If .nij SSM ealla and wanta to kno-x wtiere y.M lire will I fiy faW I gene to (be be flier's or slotrn to Wnfl Street?" YonUers Sl.itenun. No one I n fool altrnys; every one son:tiinssi.- Mef'sH's Mnains. KI.MFU DOVER, 'centiy appelate I secretary of hard at work prepariirg for tl Klmer Dover, r ntmitlee. is now held at Chicago. REV. DR. M'CLELLAN FISKE DECLINES ILLINOIS OFFER Dy the Associated Press. Springfielil. May Ren Dr. SfcCletlla Fi.de. rector of St. Bteppea'fl church. providence, Rhode Islartd.has declined Hi" position ,lf bishop Coadjutor Of Sprtf telll dioce ofthe ep... -.p.i! church in which he was A St'i'LE SHIT. I WAIST iT Tns il irn I for a simple ftbhtaraki i lit: t! and white tiilf. I ehanl.iav I ,n i .eel ha nnthii-g con! I l-e mucli simnier. Tb aieati-, eterr ether pleat being loecer aJ ending ii a potbt. T he wai.t is hox ploatl and bti riied the outside. A sbaix I I til lur yoK gives bread n tc ittbiican i vent ion w X-.1 o nai n d a prtn nt: i in hi)W. snd l!nn i?a .'in i. pel on b bag r .W if any cgsee since the Dred Beott docisioB lmve ex cited gregtor interest ttUU) that of tin- Nortjiern Se curities merger, but tlii interest is more due to tho MAOKITUDE Of THE MONEY 1NTEKF.STS InvolTed limn to any novel principle of jurisprudence thereby declared. m f if I THE UNDERLYING QUESTION, HOWEVER, IS AS TO WHETHER COMPETITION BETWEEN RAILWAYS IS LONGER EITHER PRAC TICABLE OR DESIRABLE. Other nations have reached the conclusion that tho consolidation of railways into a few and even Into one system is ol greater lionotu to the public than g number of SEPARATE 8YSTEM8. But it must be remembered that in most of these countries the question is tolvcd bj the merger of the railroads into the governtneut, which owns ami operates them. Whether in the absence of state ownership the consolidation of transportation companies is desirable is a queatiOD about whieji men may reasonably differ, and no question should receive earlier and more earnest eoti.iderati.in at the. hands of congress. The Northern Securities decision is also of interest as indicating a future retreat by a majority of the court from the extreme position of the joint traffic cases that the Sherman gntitrusl law FOB&APE ALL BESTRAtNTS OF TRADE. At common law the courts reserved the right to determine whether under the circumstances, of a particular case a contract in restraint of trade was reasonable or un reasonablc, and unquestionably the mcreaaing tendency of the courts has been to regard sueh restraints except in. EXTREME ca-es, as reasonable. As to ordinary contracts between man and men, this does not impose an excessive burden npon the judiciary, but as to the gravo and vita! questions which underlie railroad management I believe that it would be most unfortunate to cast DpOn the judiciary the burden of determining when a railroad consolidation was reasonable or un reas' 'liable. Such contracts between transportation companies are not anal ogous to ordinary contract-. The courts are already overburdened with iiueti"n that are somijudioial. and I'l'O.N CONGRESS, as tho representative of the American people, should rest the reaponvtbility f determining by a well conceived law the extent, if any, to whieh the consolidation of competing carrier should be permitted. In this connection the question suggests itself as to whether all interstate carriers should not be FEDERAt CHARTER. It Would not subject them to any great extent to federal power, which is already plenary, but it would enablo tho federal government to (leal With them in a legf indirect manner. The difficulty, however, with a federal charter is that its authority is necessarily limited to inter-tate trade and can confer none to Op erate v la llv within the borders "f u state. This would subject the average railroad to the necessity of two charters, and thus make coii fusiorj worse confounded. In view of the centrfaluing tendencieg of steam and electricity, our Country will eventually consider the propriety 'f SUch an amend ment t" the constitution as will grant to transportation companies the right to transact their business THROUGHOUT THE COr.NTUV under the protection of a federal charter. SUCH A LAW WOULD UNQUESTIONABLY CO FAR TO OBLIT ERATE STATE LINES AND CREATE A GOVERNMENT MORE STRONGLY CENTRALIZED THAN THE WILDEST DREAM OF ALEX ANDER HAMILTON. BUT NEITHER HAMILTON NOR JEFFERSON EVER CONCEIVED THE POSSIBILITY CF THE RAILROAD OR THE TELEGRAPH. Cairo For Jesus. This Song is Bing; Sung Nightly in ihe Revival Serv icesat the Cairo Uaptist Church. Come and .loin Us. All Crtiro for .leu, of t his will I nintf, 'I n 1 bee, my bitov Sit, tbln trilmte I bri'ir. Tbe sunls of bar tlioti sands are praskNM to me; I. ir.l, help me to love t item and brine them toTbee! All Cairo for JJel, (I llrsnt it, dear l.onl! Hail, all ye food people, be Ulis TOW reward! Am! when tM dear Master sball bid lis all OOHM, May you snd yotir children be SSls Ktl"'rrd home. All Csiro for Jchiis, tins Uod-lavored town! (I, who in tins conflict can idly sit down, Wbilo the fin and destruction and ruin gad bliirlit, Arc strapping your sons lathe mantle of night) CHOROS, All Cairo for Jeans, come join tbe refrain. Ve sons of redemption, Mis g Mpsl proclaim, In prayer and in sendee, in ift and in ttoni;. While all our dear ehlMren lbs borint prolong OBntfs. 'I Cairo f,r Jesus, imw shall we retratei We're m arching k cmifoesl la Mi b eased name; The res tied shall join uh, ;lad converts sball liflff! And heaven's hijfb areb With MM ghOTM ghaH riiij;. !HOW Cnoan j

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1904. 5 p tvvvtv Filigree Ball By ANNA Author of "The Mystery ol Copyright. 1903, by zzzxxxxxx "H PTKK I Several myal irnii ..eH h h awwrtd in the Moon bimin m WaahiBgiaa. It vacant. I nclt-ll.n i t M ,'ir,-, a prnviMi'tive Ht-tr a wMoWor seehaae, Mvesaftiosa t tie xtmt. Hla BMOB, Veronica Moofe, in I fit at OBprloa NeM HM lii'tice t" celebrate Iter wed ting with Francis Jeffrey. A snpposi'd Kaeit is round Iv int dead In the fatal room before the c Mnon) ra laulMd. When tin MotTOMU, the house lss(aiii empty, and I'nelc DaVM notiHis the MlMM that a Hunt i seen th' re at Bight. II A detective goes with l'nc!c Omul nnil af ter a view from the outside concludes that there is someone in the house. Hnmmoninir aid, he eiders, while I'nele David retires with in hit own hoin- and OMriBI playiiiKlhe OfM' The detective Hints the body of a woman on the floor in front of a eettie which has played a part in previous tragedies. A pis tol is attached to her wrist hy n ribbon. III In an upstairs room thedetcct:e finds burned matches, candles, a rich wrap lying with the bridal houtirt and a handkeichlef marked 1 Vcroiica," with dust upon it. On a mantel are finger marks in the dust, ami a picture on th wall has recently been dnsud. IV Veronica's half sister, Cora Tattle, is strangely affec'.rd on the scene of the tragedy. The de id woman's watch had fallen and stop pedal T:t:t. Jeffrey conic in with a note from tits wife saving she did not loe him as she I bought. Miss Tuttle ev.denftv loves him. V- l'ncle fav:d takes the ncwsealmlv. lie has candles in tin house, although It is lit hv Ml VI Jeffrey had courted penniless Miss Tuttlr. then turned lo Veronica. VII and VIII -The detective finds some gilt metal tilings left he hind in thu house aftor all "e'ews" had htcn iifllcial y removed. Jeffrey's linger marks aie IBM lo eorrcssnHl with those lound in the dust in the r onu. IX and X -Detective cm p.oys a young wom iti named Jinny to inter view .leffn-v's maid. Lor dtii. Jeffrey ordered landles of his grocer before his wife's death. Mi admits thai he was in the Moor, bouse the night before his wife's death, that he was jealous aid had words with her XI l'r.tta savstnat Jeffrey mid bis wife quarreled the day before h, r ifeath. MtssTettMj nail Jeffrey were ot at home at the hour ol the tragedy. I b" deed woauui'e weddtM nng ley on her jvwel ease st home It shewed blood marks. Sims Tuttle wa exc teif over the news o1 the tragrdv and Jeffrey was vcrv calm. XII and Nlfl Jeffrey found the note 'left hv his wife In a book. Miss T attic handled both book and note before him n 1 1 lamp tc I with the drawer where his pistol was kept. Jefferv admits that h left ftrger marks in the dust of the Moure house: also matches, eard'es, etc l' and XV Unle David saw lights in the Moore hoe the night of the tiegedy, Wednesday, and also Tuesday night. One Ta'lman swears to u alibi lor Jeffrey, Miss Tuttle tied the libbon on Vt roniea' wrist and was at the door of the room wh"it the f ilalshot was fin d. Hhe and Jeffrey talked together n French soon after XV and XVII Uitt'iMive finds from guests that she wedding was detisyed; the bride dressed alone, left her boijuet upstairs and Beted oeoefi A Ihv whehfeoghil e hurried verbal incsag 1 and carried away an answer was KM rieher soon after the incident and loiii 'd th" rough riders as a pr it Age ol .leffrev XVIII and XIX A ring had been tiled fr am I lie bride's finger, lea ing awoui d Ttie mes' sage given by the bride to the hoy was. "Take the gentleman into the library." XX and XXI Tm i dpath's had oec irred in the library pre vious lo the wedding, holli victims having previously quarreled with the lawful owner. Among the lif-ir'oOBI was a filigrc i ball BOB" t'dulug a inatiiitier which, snptied to a certa n i i i ore in he chamber, re veals a s'"' ret method for killing a person seated on the library settle, XXII Dnrli g a te-l of the ilca'h m i f him rv a Btaoe of V ronC'V-. lam fntitnl e ingtrig toit. .xxui and XXIV Veronica bed married Hfelffer, h i map i rtewa of h' npeddteg niiht. wh na sehooJ gin. sin i dled him and told or it in her sleep CHAITKH xxiv. IMAI'K my way to llio front ilnor, inn returned almost I ni mediately, Drawing the major gelde, i whla pored a rgQueett, which 1I to l certain email ertlela bring paaaad ottt to rue, after which I ganhtared out on the itOOp jtnl in time to eocoanfrW tbe tprnce imt Irate figure of Ur Monro, wbo bad feraaatd (nun the oppoalta atdc, "Ah:'' s.iiti i. "Good morning r ind in;:do bin my inotl deferential bow. Mo glared, tad Radge glervd from it ift place on tin' farther curb, dottfiy the police were do! in with Ihg ocenpenti of tbe cottai Kvi favor o that morning. "'on Is tills to CMMT1 Iio nrtly tletnaoded. "When an ttieea early moning (tMpaseea upon an iionost ritiavn'e property coming to an eatH i witko with a light heart i expecting dint wy hoaee, whicli la certainly us hrach mbrte na hi gay aian'a in Wmb. Ing ton, woald be banded over Mils very day fur my habitatloo, wbea whal da I are? Owe police afllcer tearing the front goor and mother loaning him self in ilm ireetlbale, How uiffW) wore of yon arg rtthla I do not praaaaM to nsk. Boac imif docen, no dOnbt, and not one of yoa imart enough to wind up this matter tad hare done with it." "Ah! I don't know about I hat" I drawled, and looked reey wise. His curiosity was amused "Anything Bewf ho Mapped. "Pnttsihly. I irtt null, in a way to exeaperate a Mini lie sioppod on to the perch bealde mo. i was t(v abetrtcted to notice; I Kaa engaged in eying Rudge "Io you hnow," said I, aftr an in fsaiit of what 1 meahl should ho Cfne of nncomfgtabgV raepenae on his pan, "iliat I have n greatcf reaped thnh ot r for that nnlnal of yours gince leurnlng the very reaaou ho has for refuging to i piss the etreett" "Hn! What's that'" ho askod. with (iil k look lchlnil him nt tlio watch' fui brute (training toward Mat with OUe over the pnttor "1 to see farther than wo ran His oyos penetrate wails and partitions." I reunited. Then, rareteaily ami aith Uncle Divvid anfferid the eaJia drawing forth if fatdeil i bit of paffCff wl.i. ii I bcW out ton mil litin. I aaWei, "Hy tbe v...y. here la 1 soinc'liiiiK of yours." 'His hand n'.se instlnttively to tale it: lh ut ilroppwl. j I Ami'i know roti mnu n i rfmarbeil. "You hate imthlns of min-." i "o? Thru John Jm'.son Moore liad I tmm mm ani her brother." And 1 tLruat the 5fe KATHARINE GREEN, Ajiths Webb," "Lost Man's lane," the Botibs-Mcrrlll Company Etc. pap'-r BacK into my pocket, lie followed It with his eye. It was (lie memorandum I had found in the old hook of memoirs plucked from the library shelf within, and he recognised it for Irs nnd saw that I did nigh, But lio failed to show the white feather. "You are pood at ransacking," ho ob served. "Pity thai it cannot ho done to more purpose." I smiled and nifido n frosb start. With my hand thrust into my pocket. I remarked without even so much as n glance at him: "I tear that you do some injustice la the police. Wc are not such bad follows; neither do wo waste as much time as you sim iii to think." And, draw ing out my hand with the little filigree ball in it, I whirled the la'ter inno cently round and round on my finger, As it Hashed under his eye 1 cast a penetrating look. He tried to curry the moment off sue eossfully; I will give him so much credit. I!ut it was baking too much of his curiosity, and there was no mis taking the eager glitter which lighted Ids glance as ho saw within his reach this article which a moment before he had probably regarded as lost forever. "l'nr instance," i weal on. watching him furtively, though quite sure from his very first look that he know Bo Btore now of the secret of this little hall than ho know When he lotted down the memorandum I had just pocketed before his eyes, "a little thing, such a little thing as this." 1 repeated, giving the bauble another twist, "may lead to discoveries such ns no common search would yield in years. I do not say that It has; but such a thing Is possible, you know who hotter''" My nonchalance was too much for him. He surveyed me with covert dis like and dryly observed: Your opportunities have exceeded mine, oven with my own cITeets. That petty trinket which yon have presum ed to thunt in my face ftnd of whoso value I utu the worst Jndge in tbe world, since I have never had It in my hand descended to me with the rest of Mrs. .lefiicy's property. Your con duct, therefore, strikes me in the light of an Impertinence, especially as no one could be supposed to have more in terest than myself in what bus been for many years recognised as n family talisman.1 "Ah." i remarked, "yog own to the memorandum, then. It was made on the spot, hill without the hcilelit of the talisman." "i own to bothlng!1 he mapped. Then, realising that denial in tins re Card was fatal, he added more genial ly; "What do you mean hy memoran dum) If you mean that recapitulation of old time mysteries and their gecout- h na ihi' fo'llm-i'S u itll which I IlIll'O 1 whiled Stray an idle hour, I own to It. of course. Why shouldn't H It is only a (grant of my curiosity in regard to this old mystery which every ineiu her of my family must feel. That u rio.sity has not boon appeased, If it would not he Indiscreet on your part. in. iy I now ask if juil have found out What that little golden hall of mine which yon sport so freely before my gyeg Is to be used in connection with?" "Heed the papers." I said; "read to morrow's papers. Mr. Moore, or. bet ter still, tonlght'a. IVrhaps they will Inform' yrj He W is as Bttfl7 as I bad OXpeoteil bint fo he; hut. as this Ire proved eon rlusirely that his strongest ematldn bad ben curiosity rather than fear, I feit assured of my yrounil and turned to reenter the biiuse. Mr. Mome did not aeoofapany me, The ma lor w as Standing In the hall The others had evidently retreated to the parlor. "The man Opposite knows what he known." MM I. "hut this does not In clude the facts concerning the picture in the southwest chamber or the devil Ish mechanism." "You are sure?" "As positive as one of my Inexperi eneo can he. I'.ut. ajar, I am eipially positive Hint he knows more than he Should of Mrs. .TefT rev's death. I am oven ready to state that in my belief be was In t lie house when it occur rod." Has he acknowledged this';" "Not at nil "Then what tiro your reasoua for this belief';" "They nro nutny." "Will you atatS thorn';" "f'lndly, if you will pardon the pre sumption Some of my pom lesions cannot he new to you. The truth is that I have possihly seen jnore of this old man than my duty Warranted, and I feel iiiif nt-ady td dd lare that h" knows moruf what illnat taken pla. o In this liotfSo titan be i rea'lj- 10 avow. I am sure that he has often visited it in secret and knows ahont a certain hroken window ns well as we do. 1 ani aksa UTS that ho was here on the uipllt 'f Mrs. Jeffrey's suicide. He trrt too little surprised when I in formed him of what had li.tppeneil not to have had some secret inkling of It beforehand, oven if wo had not the lefjJ.iHoli) of ti e lighted and!'' and the book he so hurriedly replaced. Dcsklts, ,nnu "r:1- aiBtaeii am fit BigM for H siatpM n iMj as the which be rndearatH v im I"'"'' "4 1 w "1::t w lmnl..l find in this haaaa '-ry ga4. If Mr .lefTrey s prent exidaualiuliS an tHI?, thfW dednttfnft' of .T,M" :,rr P"''bly eorrerl Put Mr. den .iL has been positive f ir that it will turn out a mere qiiet "Not necessarily," I returned, "I think I sco ii way of forcing tbla man to Acknowledge ttkit in1 was in or about this house on that fatal ni'ht." "You do';" "Ye. sir; I do not want to hoast, and I I should ho gtgd if you did not oblige gts to confide lo you the means hy I which i hope to bring this out. Only I give me leave to inaafi an advertise I meat in both evening and morning I papers and in two days I will report failure or success." The major eyed nie with an interest that made my heart thrill. Then ho quickly said: "You have earned the privilege, I will pve you two days." At this moment Dturtdn reappeared, I He had the book in bis pocket. 'Ink ing it out, he handed it to the major, j with this remark: "You won't find anything there. The .u'ont's boon fooling you." The major opened the hook, shook It, looked under the cover, found noth ing, and crossed hastily to the drawing room We as hastily followed him. j The district attorney was talking with l Miss Tuttle: Mr. Jeffrey was nervous ly pacing the tloor. Tbeyhittcr slopped i as we till entered ami his eves Hashed to the hook. "Let mo take It." salat h'e. "It was absolutely eighty. remarked the major. "The letteaF'has been ab 1 straetod, probably without your knowl edge," "I do not think so," was Mr. Jef frey's unexpected retort. "Ho you sup- I post? that I would intrust a secret, for the preservation of which I was ready to risk life and honor, lo the open paes if a When 1 found my The concealed letter self threatened with nil soils of visits front the police and realised that at any moment my effects might be rag. mcked I sought a hiding place for this loiter which no man without super human insight could discover, Look!" And, pulling "IT the ouiside wrapper, he inserted the point of his penknife Under the edge of the paper lining the inside cover and ripped It off with a jerk. "i pasted this here myself!" he cried and showed us where between this pa llor and the hoards, in a place thinned out to hold it, there lay a number of folded sheets, w hich, vilth a dis'p sigh. In; banded OVer for the major's inspec tion. As he did so bo renin iked: "I had rather have died any natural death than have hail my miserable wife's secret know n. lint since the j crime has come to light this story of her sin and her repentance may Serve' In some slight degree to mitigate, pub lie opinion She was sorely tempted, and she succumbed, The crime of her ancestors wtis in her blood." He again walked off. The major un folded the sheets, (To lie Continued Monday.) A Positive Necessity. Having to lay upon my bed for 1 1 days from a severely bruised leg, I only found relief when I used a bottle vi Ballard's Snow Liniment. I can cheerfully recommend it as the best medicine for bruises ever .sent to the afflicted. It has now become a posi tive necessity SpOg myself. II. K. Byrnea, Merchant, Doversvillp, Texas. 16c, ""e. 1.00. Sold by S huh Drug Company. Herd Fate cf Public Off err. s. c. Carpenter, a former Dob policeman Who served with credit for eleven jears anil lost a leg during nn election rloi a little over a year ago. has been dismissed from the force ami is eotapelled to resort lo beg j ';iiig to keep body and seal together. Chicago rhremlol". LivoH Without a Brain. Ikiciurs in Vicuna have certlfijjd j Hint a i ixy ar-old girl, who lad Just I tiled, was born without n br;.I;f She had never learned to eat or to move without assistance. If you are pale. BR) energy, no ambi tion, irritable, cross, ugly, lake Hol lister's RnCkf Mountain Tea. ami SSC It revolutionize your whole system. ht will do Lata husiiies!. thoroughly. cents, lea or tablets. Pattl Si huh Sons. Germans Eat Mere Fish. Tin' Inhibitory mmmten ol Denaany B!;ainct the importn'ion of An-.eriran eattie and nu at produtta bare greatly adranrod the price of meat in the country. In jfeaieOteBCC of thla the (otMimplioii of freah, dried and i.tlteu fish has laru' ly hMSTUMOtl. A Hani luirg eonipany has opeMfl a depot and packlne 1 i at Malaricn Mt -nzalen, Bgypt, for the CSTtag and hlppiin; of eels taught In tha Nil- and afflu-nt Exposure To cold drauehts of air. to keen and Cutting winds si rlden changes of tern peratur-. scanty clothlnie. HMuu ex posure to i h throit and neck after public spoa'i.inu and Staging, hriiiR on ODUgha and colds. Il;i Hards IfatU hound Syrup Is the licst.. Mi A. llarr. Houston, Texas, writes, Jan :;i. IStl: "OBM tattta of Itallard's Morrhound Synip eur-d me of a very had cough. It la very plmsnnf to take.'' 2r,e. :.0c. $1.Ch. Sold hy Schuh Drug Company HEALTHY PLANTS Require he Moil Careful Attention a Well as Good Soli. Did you ever see a rosebush which despite the most beneficent environment of soil of sunshine and of atmosphere, -seemed never to achieve a healthy growth. A ton of manure will not help a pl.tnt that has a canker eating out its heart. You must destroy the cause before yotl can remove the effect. You cannot cure Dandruff and rtalil noss ly nibbing on h.ilr lotions, and rubbing In vaseline, etc. You must look to the cause of tha trouble It's ft germ at the roots of your hair which causes It to fall out. N'cwbro'a Herrdeldo destroys the.eerm, and healthy hnlr Is the sure result Sold by leadlne drugttlsts. Send Ho, In stamps for rample to The Herpidde Co., Detroit. Mich. fgul U. rfhuh Sons, Special Agents. ,4 jf 'JJJ The "Missing Link." Down In New Seal and, comparative ly small as Hie land is, there are many animal and bird mysteries still. They say that there is a brand-new that is, new lo the world -type of animal on the order of the duckbill down there yet. Darwin always though) that somo day a Veritable Uaard bird (not a Hy ing birti, but a true missing link he twoottft'ho birds ami the reptiles) might be found there. T reatest tonic, strength giver, blood producer, life prolongcr ever offered the sick. Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea a family bles sing. cents. Paul Q, Bchuh nnd Sons. Condensed and Private Debrte. mo most oonoensea oeoata over heard in the house of commons is sail! to have been one once taking plars be tween Sir William Harcourt, recently retired from public life, ami Lord Ran dolph Churchill. Irritated beyond en durance at Lord Randolph, Sir William leaned Ticross the table to where l1( sat and raid: "You little ass!" "You.d d fool!" returned Lord Ran dolph akd that was all. isn't i: true tine a homely woman knows only half of life's pleasures, Ladies why not take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea i other half. 'Twill do :!."i cents, tea or tahlotl Bchuh ft Sons. mm bus) tin No Question About It. One of the questions of the day Is, "Should a wife have an allowance?" Oh, by all means, Let a good, libi ral allowance he settled upon her by her lather just before the marriage cere mony. No persons bul those who have had experience know how neces sary this is. World's Fair, At St. Louis. Tickets at low rates now on sale. For particulars apply to any Mobile Ohio railroad agent. B I G FOUR 0, .season. SI. U Grand Railroad Ural exi urolon to of Terre Haute, Account Grand opening Laks arU. Sunday, May 15 Very leaving soiled ill low rait -i i n i lona for unci! 'cial train Cairo 3:30 n. m. 1.50 Hound City, 3:41 a. at 1.50 Olnatead 4:01 a. im. 1.50 Grand chain, i 1 1 a, m. 1.60 lluililinp i;2(i a. in. 1.50 Vienna 1:1! u. nt. IS Tunnel Hill. '''s t.26 Parker SUM fl. m. New Bnrnatdea 513 a. m. 1,23 Stone iVtoat, .vii a. m. 'l25 Carrier .Mills.. sM a. ui. J Ledfonl Hit a. rn. 1 1,25 Hatriaburg:, Itll a, m. 1,00 Terre Haute 1 1 l'o a. in. t Returnlna tickets will be

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II. Galllgun. w. k. Qhotaoi C. O. Patler. C. V. Neff. Win. Kluge. Ckaa. ruchtar. Jr. J. M. Herbert. Accounts of corporations and In dividuals especially solicited. Ex change furnished in any part of the world. Alexander County Savings Bank CAIRO, ILLINOIS. E. A. Buder President. Thos. Boyd Vice-President. J. H. Galligan, Cashier. F. Spencer Assistant Canier. CAPITAL $50,000 l W 1 s $2? WXI ami I NMVIDBB I'VOi ns tiuw Strictly a Savings Hank. Interest rate Of Paid three on Time per cent Deposits at per annum. HOLLISTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bt- Y: r-r B-. j P-'' Erlan Gil i n H ikh aad Seaear-d Vijfur. A pwi.V fnr CrsMtilMtloa, ItsHiawllnai, Urn a- I Kidii 'V Trnvblss, PisaaaBB, l v.mi. fmpnr TV ml, tTwi n-..th, SI'i rr sli Howl, H'tt-1'h-' i iM.'kiwii'-. It L M .itbUilft T' in la I- fWm. V, rnis a Ih,t. OfMstse maiV bf II li wraa Pnr o rom-iT, MsH-n. Wl. .GOLDLff NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPIE World's Fair Cheap Excursion St. May 21i tor i'( turn any date to and including May the Tin dsi- to st. Louis THE St. Louis Train the Mel v fast tr aches St. superb ars. dinin an of tl Louis ut 1 1 otton a. m equipment, coach I cars, sleepers. cha i For Infcfrma hi corning rat time it ti COTTON BELT TICKET AGENT. Very Low Rates TO Cleveland, 0., AND RETURN VIA Big Four Route On Account Of National Baptist Anniversaries May 19th to 25th, 1904. Hound trip tickets to Cleveland, O., Will he on sale May 11, Id, 17 and IS lliol, from all llig Kour points, at tin title of one fare for round trip, (plui ric.) Tickets good for return passage 1 May Sffthi with privilege of extension in June 1". LD04, For full Information ami partiot! I, limits, t'U', Route, or ad J. M. Stone i i.i ilS I on it s Hie A., i rates, ticket tents Hie Four undersigned. Cairo 111. Half Rates TO Springfield, Ills,, And Return Via Big Four Route Annual M'-itm Gf Travelers' Protective Association of America. Tlcketi sold to Bprlngflehf, III., and return will lie on sale on June Itli and ."ith. IM4, at half rates. Final return limit to leave B print Held to and Including Juno Hi. IMi, For full information, as to part ic 11 lars a to rates, tlrkots, limits, etc 'all on ageatl Big Four Route or ad- dress T. V. the A., underalgni lairo, in. d. J. M. Btone Excursion Rates TO Ohio, uayiuii, AND RETURN VIA BIG FOUR ROUTE On Account Of Annual Conference German Baptist Brethren Tickets Sold May 19. ?0, 21, 1904. Limit May 38, 1904, unlaaa exien-1 yina piivile' hi availed in. For full jafttraiaitluw as to fmttieu Lara an to ratee, ficheta, limits, etc call on agents HIk Four lloute or ad i ihe DttUersignvd. j M Btvne, T IV A.. Cairo 111. River Transportation LEE LINE STEAMERS l'nr M'-ini!iia anil ny Lniellns. TKlf K RKK1 UE PKTI Ra KK STACK KK LRB .1 OR(l v LRK KKI! I) HKKOI.H DRraBTCRK. Altornfttr -TaBsasjrs ni Wi rlaf sitay as, Kr,,lai p. m. Saturday p. an. For t. I.ouia aail War Lnmllna-s. Tt KKR J KK KBRD IIF.ROI.D n'lav b. m W BBM m. I r i ini inoiili ami AVaj I nmlinars. i i ti iw kk i;i.: i t i Altrmatr Sun -iys a. n For Krfieht and l'a, Apply at Hi" l;n Thi'lipi WharfU';, ("aim. rtontg I It 1 I no M.mafr. .0 r. ral i f. Fr- "ft!, ni. his Tfnnr. DR. MORRISON Office 707 Commercial Ave. Illinois Central Oorrrotf ri to April 3rd, 1304. THK. FAST MAIL ItOUTR Shortest and Quickest Bout to St. Louis Chicago SrTrain leave Cairo: I 1 1.IO a. m. Daily I hiemto Vestibule Limited. nrrmiiK in Chicago at 10.50 a. m. connecting w ith afiernoon trams for all points cast aul north. it'JOa. m. DallrSt. LooUNight Limtttd arriving in St. Louis at 7:0S a. m., connecting ai Union Station for all points west. Sleeping cars open at 9:tA a. ni. I a. in., I... Daylight Kiprcua, i except Sunday, muk, all -tops between Cairo' I and Chicago, arriving in Chicago at f:S0 p. m. li.'lS a. ra., St, l oom Morning l iprem, I eicept Sunday, arriving in St. Louis at lt:j i making all stops. P "i -t. Loull Fast Mail, arriv ing in St. Louis at 6:1 p. in. 1,2: 35 hi lilrngo M id-day Special. 1 arriving in Chicago, 111 .-Ml p. m. I3U p. m. 1 t. I.ouia riving in SI. Louis nt :3S p. ra, I'nion Station fat Kansas Cityi ver. an Francisco and all point -i-.'iit p, m. Fast Kxprraa N I. looted, nr. tpnnecling at iniaha, Den sest. I Odin, Kf- nngham, Mattoon, T'olona, Chad Ipaign, Chi- Cairo. ,f tat:.'!.' Tbabas Accommodation)! p. m. hirago and Kaalern Vx- prt'M arming In Chicago at :05 a. m.. Indian apolis. TsiM Inclnnati, I0:3ia. ni Buffalo, ;2A p. m.. New York 7:."iU a, ui. Hlet ping cars t Cliicago, PuiJfrKrprc N'w v"rli ,Hl eastern i asaiuwis cjUes ,,j hear in mind that the Illinois I cntral i the quickett route by many hour, leaving Cairo at 9:05 p. m and arriving ta New York at 7:50 the second morn ing. SOUTHERN DIVISION. I'll I ONLY DIRECT LINK TO MEMPHIS NASH VILLI, CHATTANOOGA, AT LANTA. JACKSON v ILI.E. HA VANNAII, VICKsnt'Rd and JACKSONVILLE. :I5 a. in. "The Dixie Flyer." Memphit, NaaaTlUa and JaokaosrUla, Ill a. m Memphis and New Orleans Llmll ed via Menif liis. arriving in Memphis at 8:15 a. in. ami New Orleucs till P. ill. S:'2ll.i. in daily, Kulton, t'aducah and Louin Vtlte BxSrau. arming in Kulton 10:16 a. 111. l'adiicah 11 :40 a, m. and Louisville .5:45 p. m. I KMI p. '.n., dally, Memphis and New Orleans l ast Mall arming hi Memphis at 7:10 p. m. and New Orleans at :M a. Bt, 1 Hill p. ni., dailj Naslnillc, Chatanooga and Atlanta. .-."JO p in. Memphis and New Orleans Special arrive in Memphis at 10 l&O p. in., New Orleans lli iio a, m. .":'."i p in. l'adiicah, Mopkiimillc and lxuis rUIt. Knr through tickets, sleeping car aceoni' BKraatlons aad further information apply at Illinois Central Passenger Station, Cairo. III. J. H. JONI.S, Tkt. Agl. I A, H. HANSON, den Pass. Agt. Chicago. IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTK Elegant New Service. Quickest and Most Reliable Route Missouri, Kausas, Nebraska, I Colorado, Utah, Pacific Coast, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico and Hot Springs. Obsorvat ion I'arlor Caf o Dining Car, meals a la carlo dopant Drawing Kocm Sleepers, lighted by electricity aijidooojod by aleotrlc fans; QeurBe clining (J hair Cars (seats free); oofti ortable Day Coaches. Special ladnoasjMata oCstad to home seekers (or points soulh and southwest. Low tmiriu ritUs tn K.H-ky Mnuiitain resorts and PftciBc Coast trow Cmro. St. Uiuls, etc, TRAINS t.K4 H MUM No. il M p in TKHtNS ARRIVN AT CAIRO No n U:8t p ra TRAINS LRAVH SIRPH POINT Lock! Freight sml Passrnger No. 7V h 10 m TRA1NH A Hit VII AT BIRDS POINT Local Freight and Passenger No. 8: 10 p m H. O. TOWNHKNI), Ueu 1 P Agl Mo Pa. Kv Ht. 1miIs Mo. NBMI lllln Cain Ordr. ri iB fl- M-WI ",w"'"' SttXMA WvnvSn 5TATI0fM CAIRO imp niAN Jf wmsite umxjowiuh NtW 0Bi.AN5 w 1 1Mb OF THAIN3 a. CAIRO NORTH BOOTS I LeaTM (daily, I:tt p. i Lmti dally) t:V-. m 12 Irfarps Waf days' IM p. n SOUTH BOUND 1 Iatrs daily) I M p. H I.as .ilaily) 11, II l.fSTrt imrt yf. :W a. No No No No C. S. CtJtRSE, .a.MlAD, JHO. M. HCALL. U..irai f. A W n.aii.1 rt u. Itll BIG FOUR ROUTE. Best audQuiakest Line -o- Bvtagvillc, I'aducab, Vincenueg, Danville, Terre Haute, iiidian apolis, Louisville, Cincin nati, PittabtUf, Baltimore Philadelphia, Washing ton, New York Bos ton, and all East ern Cities Bar 1-alr.s 1TfrJti a l o 6 a. na Cinc'-nat: t-nlsTn, Ufa) V,"k fat oiall am! prraa. Onfy one Changs frarto Nw Y.-rk and Poston. No. 2 J; r- Ospafi Inii aaapolia. Tin nnnatl and t rn riprvas. T!st tins Bi a illaBBBolal; can ft sieprat l:M p. at. No. M 1 :00 p a. Loal acooamneaWIOB. BSi.Traiod arme at rai". it am. r-a at and tt Ms. m. All tiain dai'yiraa Saa.lv Pr ri. map. rilroad uid Bad r,ra lnfortk.a.ca4lonoraaMwa K:,vtFRMn ,'a.; W. J. LTNi'H. O. P T A Olarlnratl. O W. P. t'Kt i i r, p A t lnlt. Mo. J. M. STONE. T. r. A., Cairo. 111. .khiML..

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1904. 6 BASE BULL CHAT 1 CAIRO FANS It rained yesterday, not base hi by the tierce bombardment of heaven the previous day by lio Champions' It poured, then, it misted, Hun il IMHired some more until 2:15 when ceased, and a stilt triad blew up, but too late to be of any benefit, The grounds were found, upon examina-. lion, to be too soft to play 'tie game and it was called off. Thi Hopkins- VlBe clnii thereupon left tor Padueah, where they open a series today with DIAMOND DUST. Several of the papers over the cir cuit already have their i i column twisted out of shape. This caused by the reported contentUs over the Clarteaville-Padncah games, sot until there has been an official ah papers have f.tllen into the error

Henderson and Vincen: es seem to a pretty evenly matched and are I I Hopkinsville, when next they ap liear ia Cairo, will bo greatly strength- enod as the management is searching j for players to fill The weak -pots. The i kw of 6ill Blwards and Chas. Streel which was a dirty piece of ooptemp tible work performed by Freak Ba sett, has seriously crippled the teal rgregation Now for our last year's th-1 Clarksvilie Grays. It will i hard bunch for the locals So tackb am is when pitied against an Don't forget. Qames wil be e.ilb d at Now for tl foM everyV Clarksvilie real tlnn and giage 1 tie s-ami HopklnsvlJI will be play IMIIil '1 Hows this? I'aducah clulmi: be the best city in the leagll accord inn to the press of thai there wove only 2&0 ohl to the 1 KB me. This doesn'l c-unpir. wl Mo that were in attendance n The Padueah Register cIbIki have Cow l 1 section In the K l constitution nrohibitinc Snnday h ball. The uporting editor of Tl. letln drew up thai constitution mailed a ropy of it t very n. arsps I ;ir over the circuit. Now t- no objection on tho part of The lotin's sporting editor to the bell the Register, but be would like r to name that BHtl-Suaday in The May supply uaguo ball was extire; Photographs of thi Cairo and Hoi kinsville clubs and tie- grand on the opening day, May II, ai Cain are on exhibition in the show win at Haaclcell's drug mom Copies 1 ti be aurehased for fifty cent." It 1 Correct Clothes for Men OR you we plan i you we aim to please. Nothing pleases you more and helps us more than to sell you clothes that look aMaaa.A.a eIL fit weil. and wear well. This label Iffeljcnjamins MAKERS NEW YORK is on that kind of clothes you'll find it on the coat-hanger, inside coat-pocKet, or waistcoat strap; and thank us for finding A. Equal to fine custom nutk in til but prit, Tht makeri suaranttt, and ours, with tvtrv garment W ara Dciutivt Dutributon in (his city. H. BERNSTEIN 715 COMMERCIAL AVENUE It1 Worms If your i Mid ta list less at iiieii!. -nads it toeth, wets the lied, is eow d, craves uwi:; -ou fnodorisfri tfulai peevish, yoij E U o M B,..k p,M y. Hickaooo YJormKlllnrm i mil expel Them and restore the m tie!tli. There uwm are M ltd u.Ui'l bana the rnoal J3 ns. Your money ba-'ku i.--' uxm 9 KICMMO INDIAN MID. CO Onto I --Jji gaaoao i In I iil t! They sport publi well ry nnic: islstanci Hie sor.;n Nothing require to i for vhere th- team Is staying am! into nom weri Mayor Powell. Chief of police Henry Mr. Thompson, preei- secretary of Che Vinreuncs teata, Per rjfcri a. of the Vlncennw Ca ItaJ vrai othen Behind tfces came Hendi rson band of el y piece r;. members of botfi baseball esms in uniform. The principal ureeta wen paraded, the s i walks ?ing lined with people A mile ed in the center ot trie arouuua ind instead of a fence treea are ased raompson, lias wiroo iw ie played until control I e'ween Padueah and lh t him. so games won ARTHUR B, BASE BALL RESULTS Kirn LEAGUE. HOW THEY STAND. uncennes Clarksvilie Hopl'.in svillt: Today's Results. i.trksville Paducal Calro-Hopklncvllle, rain. Where They Pley Today. larksvllle at. Cairo. Hopkinsville at Paducan. BLUE BIRDS TAKE FINAL. Undersoil, May 1M. The I in won the final game of the ',1'uininir ut. of the three playe 1 i, The game was do e j it wsf not until th" las V) ui'ebin? of ife- Opposing slab ar'ist. I ;S .11 i) 'I 0 0 0 11 01 in .0 0 I 11 I 1 P 0 -J r, lea Todd and Cdnaon and MeKenna. b Ztnkanf, CLARKSVILLE WINS THE LAST. d up the final series by Vinning I AMERICAN LEAGUE AT WASHINGTON. Battorii Duaklc an Uiade and Sugdcn. AT NEW YORK. Yir AT PHILADELPHIA. AT BOSTON. I Inn-.n nnd f'ri atol 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. KANGAS CITY. ry, 3: Unlartlle, T MILWAUKEE. MEAPOLIS. WlSTLRN league. T OMAHA. NATIONAL LEAGUE AT PITTSBURG. AT CEDAR RAPIDS. K. 11. E. AT ROCKFORD. Batteries Jaeger and stark: 1 1 i AT ST JOSE123456666 6 AT ST. JOSEPH. AT SIOUX CITY. THREE-EYE LEAGUE AT DUBUQUE. Spnngueiu. AT DAVENPORT. 'I heard t'aat you had been cn ti id with th Fly bv Night comniti Cheap r.xcursion to Terrc H.- On Sunday. May 15th, UV Bl Rill htaagurate their popular io 11:20 a. m. Iteinrning 'pecial !...o round trip. SMITH Tlekel Ai 'EE K LY REPORT. onabh By Associated FTOM tlOB in many branehe: epanni' t; exci pi in It Is ilUflcull to Ind TraS the a. rag:- ha lallea frooi lh I ,ki- IUm top t rra In pile ol tec largi in croaai thus fr this ve-.r in ,11 i capacity, furnace sti'.., have lc r 1 -I from .v.ir.'eo tons no lanniri I to in n .!i tm May 1 Yet Ihew Hg It! do BO! include koLllBC of r0 UM i o.;. "mi last seaanai. coin bOsfceia a-:.i!n.-.l i,4Zfl9l a year ago; Julv ,'t. 00 CI A RAGES OF YESTERDAY wohti U 01 i Tim. ix furlongs o 1, 1st; 111 -Mont mi: a rjallanl Thirl rae. I'.. furl: ings Hvoadway !i '1 Time mile- Action UK) Brstl Albula m second; Forehand iir.1. Tim,' 1.11 bft, Spencei an 90 t N i c eon:'.- Sixth race, six furlongs Marco 103 OUphant i 3 to v. Brat; Presentation 7 (11 ithewa), 3 to I, second; Husky: ii (NIcolS to I. third. Time l.U -5 ST. LOUIS DELMAR TRACK. First race. six furlongs Cifrd Oil- Second rae Schickel), T 16 (Trailer) 1. first; Peach Bloom. to l, seeond; Llddon to 1 .third. TlBte Ftulonga Potter 110 Brat; P. Palmer lm I Fourth race, four and a half fur n JL i' second" Laurel I 103 (WaUarat to 1 thir 1 Ton 1 ()o Rfth -act Beven furl oa s i as a iMcMhllei I to S Brat Mown il 1 (Vanderbout), to I, second: 1 roodler i Tlnn 1 M (Wallace), to 1. third, Sixth race, mile and twenty yards- j lucena Wl (DaTls), l' to 1, first: Era- ilum 103 (Rice), to 1, end: l-:.x-, tpo n icotoi, to i, ttnr.i. rtl VENICE. t and Most Picturesqut City. ie world, wttli its waterways 01 IK'tt f str?e's .with o p'c ur 'ue bop...- Qondolas) gUdiag here and 'here he delight ol the tourist the fondl

in tht i r blow-j ,vi pia 1 I where glass weavi It was here the Infanta Bulalloi the nly oyal guasl iron; ;.ain who visit .1 '1: Chicago world', fair, ordered gown actually (bade an ti rely 0 'a.-s and 00. -ting One ran hardly conceiv Jsow mag

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1 oxhll The Mundy attractlona, each an;' 1 ijolnt of ie'v jrilhnut fm. Fe.v Fe?tures of Murdy shows. One oi the awol remarkabie am thi famous hi;;h diver, Charles j V Jtl I befori tin -..innioj

perl rrnanci In 'Th Hlpph rome" i-.' the center of the ground and 1 thetop of which he dives down Into .1 tank of water only about flvi feet BOTTLED SUNSHINE

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.v;i UIC IS SUnsnin& Ihc sun pouring its rays into the i .1 it wiiiwiuva v. 11 111, iiuiu and air intO IICW plant tissue, .1 msninc sioreg uj) in tne plant is its life. The animal changes plant tissue into animal tissue, thai the stored up sun shine ol plant life into animal 1 ntains n r.p sunthine than My other. f irm of animal tissue. This j i. why Scott's Emulsion .4 i bottlerj sunshine, full ot rich nourishment and new lite for the consumptive. We'll nd to a sampf hrr opo uqit, j il r.-v Mgney appan ally d rscend ed fro S3 Ure sl.lo., an.! plunged Into the comparatively shallow arator" Thi I o&C of il'-1 tre t'oatares ot the carnival festivities a. I will by j8 interesting to recaU I eat cert a Japanese slalr In naval battles. Even to-da) the Chouaea peasant fancies he sees ghostly armies balling out. the, sea with bottostlksa dippers, con demned thus to cleanse the ocean of the plain n-l cc.it'iries cuo. Rome Existed B:fsre Romulus. Kxeavatlons conducted by Prof. Ions before the time of Romulus, its supposed fonnder. Prof. Atroll asserts tkat Etruscans established the city of Rome on Aventine hill, from which

Cut flowers at Mrs. L. Madi 13301 Holbrook, Cairo 'phone 183. M. C. Metzgcr. the Washington and "Oth st. druggist, sells the cough curt J that cures the cough, and some tint 1 headache remedies, ask about then: 1 p i before winter comes i P. A. Doud. the grocer, ha somi 1 the choicest table delicacies am jail the staple groceries, pood dalr; buitter and trvnh eggi. Walunt st (lazzola Confectionery Store, leader 'R In' candies and ch it fruits. T'y jour chocolates, creams unt ton bor. i Ice cream furnished in any quantity stop at the Hotel Illinois, right ir the heart of the business center Kates llM per day. p, th lines oi i tree! cars pass main entrance. Your cash does greater service at I 3tonc BnM., than elsewhere. Qbod) roaraateed to suit you. Trice: SOQMnl be lower if .brown in a wed J. F. Kolb's Union Bakery will sell vou bread, cakes and nies for leas money than yon can make them for Phone No. 275. Too good to lie passed b; 0 be passed by! Beautiful 1IK mn waisi smungs can ne nan njmmn ior w nun a jam ur Wg tins week'. American ra iug stamps given awav a! the Chicago Department Store, Aak for -s oups whan trading there, 21J-219 Eighth street Ounther Walke, Model Bakery rfH giv everythi; tnlrersal saHsfacl'-.n for Dg in the bakery line. Orders Ua promptly filled, 22!) 8th st A. Hallev, hardware store on Wash ar, to everything yon need in th ne of hardware, call. row rs l.r-Try and Iran-for. spot ial attention given to traaafarrtni aggage to all parts of the city low price, 1300 Coml. ave A. M. S pence Co., the great store fOT farmer:; to gat their general mer :handbM. Money saved on every ar tlele 2023 Wash. ave. Phone 7. Three States Baggy and Imp. Co leHi nu-ro farm machinery, buggies. vuraia. carris'Tes- snl bnrness tloir, L.uy house in southern Illinois. KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN R'Y. 'Straiot as the Crow PMea" Kansas City o the Gulf. i'asslng through a gieater diversity r.f ebmatp mill and reseureo tban iinv flier railway In the world for IU length. Atone Its linns are the finest tan da nUad for growing small grain, om .flax, cotton; for commercial apple mm m M,r Mnrt crries; for commercial eautakmpc potato, tomato and general tfOO) farms; for sugar cane and rice cu'.U ff,r merchantable timber; fot railing horses, mules, cattle, hogs 'sheep, poultry aad) Angora goats, at priced ranging from free cxivemmetit homesteads to twenty-flvo dollars or rnf"v rr nrre' c-"w toum trip homrsoekors and ono way colonists iirkets on sale first and third Titea layer each month. Write for a cop? of Current Rvortt published by the fr.rt..,. m,, c .e,.Fn ii..ti... short line to "lnpipnsive and com rtable homes. 8. O WAUNEK, O. P. I T. A Kansnu City, Mo MALEY'S K. C. SALOON AND Wholesale Mai1 Order WHISKEY HOUSE MlOkfoZdtvet Cairo, 111. EatnMkod itTt. Ms J. Howley, RliAl ESTATE AOTNT AM) NOTARY PI HI IC. Real Cstie Bought and Sold, Rents Collected, Taxes Paid and Con- veyancc Written. Handy to Have To Cure The ills Of All The Family By Using A pill in time is a wonderfully good tiling and saves Many a fit of sickness. Every person, young or old, needs a little help often to put their systems right. If there's Piiliousness Constipation or Indigestion a dose of IiEECHAM'S PILLS will generally set things right. Sick Headaches are cured as if by charm, and SAVE EXPENSE and be enabled to enjoy many a pleasure heretofore made impossible. BEECIIAM'S PILLS make life worth living by putting your system in condition to enjoy it. Any trouble arising from derangement of the organs of digestion and secretion is quickly set right if you use BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold Everywhere in O m su e t ion I" SALES 6,000 A DAY j --v'v1' I The Forest City' ART PORTFOLIO i X 4. d)

t M if t T i .ouisiana X A a f IA i A Purchase Bxposition V V atS a I L i' I l 1 1 li... ..1 I I V OHSlSUUg Ol fWJ .tlJM'n of the i iiimenso rull'i i"ii td' photographs secarod by lln Official Photographer of tl;' Exposition expressly for this work, and the discriptions are .ill written by Mr. f Walter 15. Stevens, Secretary of the Kxposittoii. The A series is thus doubly official, These reproductions will be buuml into thirty beautiful Portfolios, each consist- i i

d) f J T lllg ol BlXtCen pages, 11X14 incites, with sixteen views, appropriately desofibed, .printed on high grade enam eled paper, and substantially bound in heavy, durable cover pnjier, I'm' jifnyanent preservation. 'n' Portfolio NOW A 1 PART 1 CONTAINS: Administration Baildicj An Impression of Distance East Front of Electric, iy A corner of Liberal Arts Tlv National Commission Palace cf Machinery Varied Industrie;.. Dedication Group. Entrance to Palace of Ma chinery Ths Kousc That Grant Built. PalaCC of Electricity The Era of Staff China's Debut at a World's F3ir. Missouri's Mansion House Trie Bi:trd Mexico's Forwardness A V w e 7

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v T 4. a. How f-i Recnre the Views t bring or send to ns, with 10 X 4 THE BULLETIN COMPANY, Eocloaed lietcwitli find Ten Cents to cov coat of pottaTge and expense oi atailiag No of "The Forest City,1 to whieli f an entitled ,i reader of THE CAIRO BULLETIN. d u N".iine 4 Thrae views, v-kieii Kfll constitute a eooiplex, reflei an! rt c rd ol the M position, are vot di itri bated by us ni a matter of proflt, bat rather jto please oor readers. ItUaoagk the regalar pric I coils, v.c place the en;lr-- irltUa the reach of every p. id if a- "ilv. t;;n CENTS A PART to cover the cast of hanlllne. wrapping, foalBng, etc. Simt-ly fin aaj Ike coupon at the richt and brin.; or send I ns wiih ten certs, and nfle pait will be mailed to A The Cairo Bulletin, PC! Cairo, III, About the House Boxes, IOc. and 25c. This is the Ingersoll Dollar Watch, which sells at the lowest price, carries the strongest guarantee ami has a larger nil Dt lor writ, u s 1',-rleet 111 accuracy, sie and .style, other IngefaoUa i 5. ft. 75 and f I.oo. Soldbydealencvery wherc or poatpaid by us for fi.oo. Haatlil Tim ROBT, H. INGERSOLL 6, BRO."1 Dent. 5. 51 Maiden Le.no, NEW YORK nt Photographic Scries of Ail Keprodut 'ions of the threat f I t i i I 1 1 k. it. rWfprUUUUllOUB I null NIC rroaui READY. PART 2 CONTAINS: Un'tcd States Government Q'aiidoirj Canada Building The Plaza of St. Anthony Louisiana Building r'crt1', Front Palace of M.inuf.-.cturea The Jap.-ncse Cemmir.sion General View Embracing Pa';:cc of Electricity, Man ufactures and Ctlucaticii The QarvtffUon Flood The Protest .of the Sioux New Jersey TSuildiny Chidese Building Palace cf Mines and Metal lurgy Waterway Promenade r.icade and Lawn Why "The Forest City? Pill out this Coupon and TENTH, aa indicated below, X 4 .1904 9 9 i e t i e City. 9 f

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1904 Young Man ..Cairo Opera House Stocks Bonds Cereals IAMSON. Manage. OR" r young Woman To stop spending ail of your earning and DEPOSIT a portion of them with this bank and ;it 3 per i cut interestcompottndtd every i-ix months! Later on von may want to go t housekeeping, build a home, or go iuto business. And the money you saw today will come in mighty handy. Take out a Savings Book with us today. Enterprise Savings Bank, 609 OHIO LEVEE STREET, CAIRO, ILL. capital and Reserve fund, $150,000.00. New York Store MBPtASVLE COMPAN Y, WHEAT, CORN AND OATS LOWER CABLES AND HEAVY AR GENTINE SHIPMENTS CAUSE LOWER OPENING CLOSE WAS WEAKER. Hy Associated Preen, Ckkagc, May 13. WHEAT Low er cab 9a aiul heavy Arsjoiitine skip i meets caused a lower openinjt, July I 1 etas down i shade to KQ84i to 'l j I Principal siclliiiK was by holders 01 September, ajthough July was also of I i Wet. cold weather in ilu northwest 13. WHEAT leptember, 7'.'-"-, Mtnncspe Uy the Assoei iii it MlnneapottSi H May, 92: July, M- fj On track. No. 1 I No. I northern, 93 1 j 9 i 93. Liverpool Quotations. Hy AMOCtnfced I 'reset I le n,..l V.-w 1 WllRAT STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY I O N D AY, MAY JACK C. TAYLOR COMPANY 9 STOCK MARKET MADE A STAND AGAINST PREVIOUS DEPRES SION AND SOME RECOV ERY RESULTED. 1 CORJJ B t. arm; d: Ann LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Chicago, May rousht out bnylhg orders early and I day's run was a thou as link' Armor feeling ro&ulted. White isatall even for Friday. TLB r ins betas depression today ami early In the day sumo recovery was effected in o yt rday1 sharp declines. Firmness j -::.r tmlpod by Koxe light buying rar for Ign account London continuing I to show a, wholes imc huso, with lle-j Iclininx annoy market Trunk line stocks ""in rally were operations Id the Red ritei were heiiiH delayed by rains tor wheat votiona were being benefited by additional moi.v u consequence, many early dianoaed ol t Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars,PIain and Fancy Groceries and General Merchandise offerings rather ordinary In quality, soil at low range prices. HOQS- There has been a goad de mand most, of the weea, tmt as east ?rn shipping Inquiry was not especial wheat and I fa' large, there imt much competi t!i market weakened rapidly. During jtlon between buyers. Prices reached the latter part, ol the session many j a Kill lower 6vel, hogs are selling b bearish crop report.-, received, addedftrlfle tower Ihan al the eta s ol lasi to th weakness. ftradst root's fle 1 week, although sales today we e ures on exports of wheat fkmr show I largely 85 higher than yeeterdaj the smallest shinaient for any week BHBBP With smaller supplies and re:i copper r.aa some feet in sustaining t although it bad no yond the usual ragt settlement of the (iig per Interest. United states stel Sot nearly level But probably aBec the threatened a considerable traffic la prom i in Amalgam sentimental ef e eariv nni'do" Wholesale and Retail. Corner 0(h Street and Commercial Avenue. T. B. REESE I Dry (food?.--K hi Gloves and Hosiery a Specialty til COMMERCIAL AVSNUB. active general demand prlees ha-. Raffled up, clipped lambs sold as lii a:; at tiny time this seat on, bill th best woolod flocks weru 20 lower thai lower. At the set last week. Sii -i-p also were active taken. I but failed to recover, all of their re eporls a;:.i I an decline. Ottlj two thou. ;:in;l hi 1 1 vo. I price a linn. In sixteen year.;. Theio was hoavj liquidation late in the session, The close showed Jail off f?l, .Ma) down 14, September 08 I pool steady to board 15 boat) CORN Bcai the sluaip in wheal caused general selling tho latter part of the session" There was some covering by the shorts, but offerings wen so liberal thai a shrtrp break occurred. Reports from the west showing freer country acceptance Increased the weakness. At St. Louis. fly tbr Associated Press. si. Louis, May 13. -CATTLE Re celpta, LOM. Strong; beef steers I.OflC I stoeki rs and feeders 3,25j 1.3s; cows and heifers. $3.50f f6; Texas Bteeora, 3.504.75, HOG 8- receipts, 1,060. Five high point over last nignl 1 nrersare was. ren wod upon ti'e Ueited state steel stocks c the day progrosaed.i Volume and mj icry of source of the selling have a very unsettling InAeuace and seoai to hi' regarded as ,1 portent by the usual operators la market. Common stock made successive new low re enrds down to 8 without the slight est apparent effort ai support. Call money loaned al -'1 per cent but ran iff again to below f.vo per cent. Weil nesa of United states steel carried the whole market off in later trading and made losses on the day. Government Bonds Provision Markets. BUTTiSR- Creamer n-uiiuvg. CHBB8G Irregular, large aw smaU, 9 ll: new 7:ii. teady; westen net I Si 2.'iti baa Louis Herbert v OOS Ohio. Lovo-, Cairo, lllinoin 4 tuuiVk Liquors, Keg and Bottled Beers, j 4eeeeeeeeXfeeeea4-eeeeeeO'eooeee vWe do Your Mending Free In addition to furnishing the beet work and msct prompt ssrvice. I Z American steam Laundry, 208 Eighth Street. 4 Phonc i I03. is 1 closed at a low point. Compared with yesterday's Una! Bgurai July closed I'tt lower. May a com. IA rpool unchanged to v; lower. On the poaiboard five boatloads Wero ac I copied. OA'i'S The market held quite firm early under tho Influence of small ra- p lots, hut offerings increased its the KjQGfi Barely stea ...-.'0 n advance and prices gradual-1 firsts Lso detdini'd. Late in the BCMlon U COFPUIfi options el 1. el was affected by Ihe WeikneSl I SO points higher, Salt in whe ii and corn. At the close I July, 5.CO5.C5. Si e Mi itnw iinu: fair renntng SHIfa-'N; centrifugal, !t; test. 3fl 3TKt1al to The llulletln. 1 mowsiies sugar, jwwoi renacu Chicago, May 13, The following H'"'"1 a.; the range of prices for the dav: WHEAT, Herbine i Will overcome Indigestion and dys- ofeiaag i open Mint) i"iw Msr ii. Ms.vN. I pepsia; regulates the poweJa and cure ay. ...Itla !'l I'll 90 iil'jlivor mid kidney complaints. It is ily. ...M .si; 1 siT, ,sr. w 'he best blood eniicher nnd tavigora CORN, tor in the WWld. It is purely reget- y i; 17". I able, perfectly imruiless, end ihould ily, ...I.S'k 18 ti -17 lS"s I you be a sufferer front disease, yen: will use it if von tire wise. it. N. Androws, Editor and Mgr. Cocoa anil RodtledgO News,- Cocoa Fla.. writes: "I have used your Her Dine In my family, an:! find it a most excellent medicine, its effects upon myself aave been :i marked benefit I recotnjnend ii nn hesitatingly." 50c, Sold by Bchuh Drag Company. Today. Yesterday RefnndingS'arejgiatefed. 106 108 Refunding sPs coapon lOfi id") Regittereo 3'a 106 108? Coupon 3's Km lOi New li registered 1. 188!. New 1's coupon 139 j b'-k Old I'm recisterod 107 107 Old t's eoupoi 107 107 Railroad Stocks. Atchison f Atchison preferred Baltimore Ohio Ihicago A Alton Northwestern Denver it Hio (irande Den. Uio (Iraiule pfd j Illinois Central 1 Louisville Nailiville Metropolitan Missouri Paoiflo Now York Central 'onnsylvania !'J ItiO 10' ti7 120 107 1 loa.i aa4 113! 113 ,5H Mtill 20 (IS:I 12!' 1 107 1 1083 Nil''' 1111 113? i AT8. 41: I! Max. .Inly. II May, July, 0 May. PORK. 11.02 11.10 11.27 1146 II.1B 11.21 l ltD. RIBS. EVERY BUSINESS MAN Individual nr Corporation who place their bankttig in our ItanHs. Mir conservative uetbods, capital and efficient board of di rec tor .ill nn an mk t i" j "i. W'e oflct depositors every facility fot ;;'.)'l banking which theii accotttifa, buMness and credit warrant. CITY NATIONAL BANK, f309 LEVEE STREET, CAIRO, 1I.UNMIS. Cmplttti nd Surplus, $2( 000.00 :;r. louis grain MARKtTs. j Special to Tlie Bullottn. St. Louis. Mo. Mav 13. -The lol lowing was the range of prlees for tk da W 1 1 BAT. Closinit Open II it'll bti May II Mm I". May. ...16J 10.'! 102 tfl 191 .Inly, ,..3H Uk K-r' af b-i'-s CORN. ...M r.i .'.I .M 51 I'o lo i'l I e Olll :i POUT route Sun hi opening of Li A Woirnn's Way. shopping?" "Whut i "Not bin hopping. I've only boon Mi May, .Inly. ,n ,n im i is mi ii i iii m"mrW nww"iMwiii. ii ia nit, m mi sj mm MBW iw" f WhRl ii vo'i Rhon!d line a PI RE TONIGHT? Are yiiti pro tected by insurance? Have you sufficient in amount? AreyoU Mtisficd tlut the compainy t safe la the form as liberal and as much irt your favot as it slmnld be? If vott air at all tin CerUiil in regard lO any of these points, "phone 145. H. H. CANDEE o SON Established 1 8 5 8. "1 7 'hio Lt .ee, Cairo. 1 1 A T THE CA8H MARKET Doa'l I fe( Ihc date. Sunday. May 15, rand excursion to Terre Hants $1.5e round trip from Cairo to Terre ifaute 41 Si. Louis. Mo.. May 13. The ft lowing SpOl price: rated here till fur various grains mentioned: 2 red wintor Wheat, MO" 107. r d wlstter wheat, 1930, tel. .No. 2 white corn. 56ftfS7e. No. 2 mixed corn, ttftt. white corn, 52(9 53c. 2 mixed corn, 51 !c. 2 white oats, Me. 2 mixed osts. IH tte white oils. 4 r 45IAC mixed oats. 1 1 tfce. .No. No. No. No. No. No. Not No. JOHN A. HAYNES, G5 C? C5 Eu. Sf ii nos f ANNA LAK.r HAYNLS t WMOLOSALH AM) RliTAIl W i r y.- r, l t t-T.s... u,iO,r Hit,ic Mr.TL-tacr onn .s a p a in nrmrt- T V 1 1 J 1 V. ULUUl, 1 1 1 1 L m toHH. i iii 1 1 .m. j t Groceries, l ine Canned Goods, Etc. (SmcI! flrnt imi toCit v 'I r.ide. I'lomnt Delivery (inaiantecd I 619 OHIO LEVEE BOTH PHONES NO. 100. t j Receipts and Shiprrents. Hy the A sociated Press Chicago, May I:! The following were tin- receipt S and shipments in carload lots from this Market today: i!' ietpts. Shipment Fiour 20 IS Wheat IS 4. Corn IH 225 Oat? HI MM NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET. By AFRoeUtcd Press New roth. Ma It WHKXT U coipts. 211.0011. Spot easy: No. 2 re SIM okvalor and Lt7Lil f. o. b afloat OettOM liOHti fil cent nt lower. May 91. CORN Receipts Mil; export. 1. Nil Spot barely stra,;y; No. 2. 194 10 atevator, and re,i f. o. b. afloat No. 2 yellow, 00: No. 2 white. 57. Op tions weak 4)1M net lower. May M Ml (ATS Receipts, S7.000; export 200. Spot barely steady: mixed, 4f,'r 47: -vhite. 4850; clipped white, bOU famous remedy doeifortr.estom ac.a thai w"; th It Is ur abie to do for Itself, even If but slightly disordered or o verburdenea. Kodol a Comet j nriv a ln sky comes I 1 1 Ilia the Mar of health I i. n itonicn EJ troubles and I j digestive I disorders. R ii I I i I a bill I x n x Kodol DyspepsiaCui? Reading ':1 'i Rook Island. Wh MS Roek island pfd ii H (W St. Paul MO Up 'i Sunt hern Paelllc hi Hi', Southern Railway 20 2b1,; Union Pacific 83T, 83 Union Faeilie pfd !U !'l Wabash Hi7 17 W Wiseonsin Central 17 174 Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper.. 50 ID Brooklyn Rapid Transit,. 4! j Ifi Colorado Fuel and Iron 34)1 1 30) Northern Securities. B7) Its Pacific Mall 25 85 Peoples (las I'l 'i Bngar 127 127 lenuossoe Coal and Iron. United States Steel s i, United Slatos Steel pfd- M 51 Western Onion hh hh', fix, liv. Hid. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. MONEY on call easy; highest ZVf wr c.'iii Invest 14, mlintc rate an I i.is' in. in s per cent, etoelng bid offered a 2. Time loans sightly irm r, CO day. VCn t. N days m month ::i.'f "!H. Prime paper 3f I p. r i al Exchange Brn di tnand I84I2MK 4SC95 i il days wt.POy 186. j Bar sliver, K. Growing Aches and Prins. Mrs. Joels Sumner, Hremond, Tt vas. writes, April 15. tfOSt "I have m ed Ballard's Snow UnliheUt in my family for three years. I would not be .villi out It in the house. I have used i; on my little girl i'r jfrowtfig paias and aches in her knees, it cured her riKht awa. I have also used it for' frost bitten feet., with nood Meet It is IAS best liniment 1 ever used'" 25c. IOC, $1 "0. Sold by Schuh Drill? Company. supplies the natural u,"C5 of 'jigeii.on and d OS tho wr. of the ot '-na-h. rikudag the nrv ms tension, whlie ini ln:.a.'.:ed muscles and membranes of that organ are showed to rest and heal. It cures Indigestion, flatu'enre. palpitation of the heart. nervous dysr'psia and all stomach troubles bv cleans. rig, purifylr.f and strengtheniirg the glands, membranes of the stom ach and digest; ve crgaAs. Ttsr B-!lr fin Soppfy Tm. Boeie? nv i 7'i OlBSS trmnt ky t, C DtVin 4 CO.. CBICA00. For Sale by Merger's Drug Store, Gold in Central Africa. Auriferous Ores have been found In parts of the British Central Africa Bfta teetorate, and it Ir considered prober Mi that goM is present in workablo iuantiti. cmnese M iierman Army. The Oi rman Baipefor has complied with the requesl of the Chinfso kov- afanwol to permit eight Chinese otn- ecrs to eater the Gorman army for yuvu I tndy. Grand eixntikW to Terre Haute next Simla.. Mav 15th. Only L20 round trip fnun Cairn. Accommodatee BM Hobllc. Owing t" increase ol trafflc. the Ber lin etty OtCUUK railway will now run on wok days and Sundays with in tervals between tho train- ef only two and .n" half BriWIM The xrurri'in train hHUfhsg Cairo 4-?.n Sun-lav. Mav 15th. wilt mal. fl tops between Cairo and Pari Iii. 'jffon'-tng an excellent opportunity to (lilt your friends alenp 'h" lin st a very low rate, oniv $LM r und 'rip. I i the most inn i" tht tson, open-dramas, I High-class speualties between all the acts. Kntire chanye of program nightly. Ladies admitted free Monda Bight when aecoinpanied hy person hold ing a paid .50 cent ticket reserved at box office be fore 0 p. in. Monday. Prices Id, 20 and 30 cents. HATiNEES WEDNESDAY AND SA TURDA m I mm for voi.r ii'rinliil iniillcme Without, I would bv bees a ohildleu, in!. ;iit v! a hauy aud wt II laoiln r. Trials of Motherhood S! i gfeM Street. I'uiLuranoA, I'a., Juat II, t9oa. I suffrrH for nlnT'''"', wlthovarinn IroablM stafelagHN a biinlen to m.vit'tf ivs WW a lo BIX family. OuriitK th at lime I Imd two inUk'i.rrhiKen and althougtl We hmgw (srachlld mMiu our homo this .seemed impoKHi ble. 1 lent oOMtsul ou t inir besrlaf-dowB puiiw in tin- pebrto ursaus and a mdHna tiiroimti my umba with frmurat hssdachts. 1 felt net at my Momach anil vomited lo-queutly und uo medicine h.-lncd luo until 1 tried Wine if Cnrdui. Thi n BM SCSMml health baptoxed, the pains Brmbrillv leRHened and after is weeks t v is well. I am now the lmiipy mother of a iov eight, en loutln old :i-nl my hi:stmmi joins me in seuilmg henrtfilt tli.uk. 0 you 4u 0tAmt&nk CUAPLAIS, PT. ASDBEW'i AhdOCIATIOS. me ef Cardui is the niost successful menstrual resrulator. By regulating menstruation, A'in' of Cardui banishes inflammation from tin1 entire female organism and the strengthened linnmnta bring tho org u back to their prow r place. This is what Wine of Cardui did fur Mrs. Nirdlim'i r. It baa tibed the racking naineaod burning inflammation and brought ber relief. She was restored to health and strength ami rriven Wine of Cardui the credit of making her able to become a happy mother. This medicine equips 11 woman for every duty ol wifehood and motherhood, There arc many suf fering Women who think that health can never betheirs bet MSB they cannot secure the services of a great specialist, but we want to say rih! boretli.it while Mrs. Nirdlinovr live;', in Philtdelphia, a Btew medical center, she dapendsd on Wine of Cardui for a cure ami she was cured. '1 his name medicine is within jour reach. Will you take, it y All ilniKefisU sell $1.00 bottles Wine of Cardui. jlni ikVell JFoited On the Merits of Sylph I lour before di order any other kind. It i--wholesome and nutritions and gives at all times satisfactory results in baking. Try it and we ate sine you will lie pleased be yond otir expectations. H. L Halliday Milling Co. 4 i mm I IF YOU INTEND TO MAKE A TRIP TO Chicago, Kansas City OR ANY POINT NORTH OR WEST write for maps, time tables and U. O W RATES to the Chicago Alton Ry. fall infrmntinr nnd detnili rbperfnlly pivpn.. The pqnipraent of "The Alton" h matchless ir. rvory respect, its superb apointments having earned for it the title of "THE OIML-Y WAV." D BOWES Asst. Gen i Pass. Aftnt, ST. LOUIS, MO.

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY U, 1904. The Daily Bulletin. HlIDiTTHOiI0 meHM -Mission ruioouH tub mill At IIOOKD CLAM BATM. LABEL CHRONOLOCIGAL M.y 14 In H! 126 AllgnWi Dante, poet, born In Flor ence; died in Ravi nna I B3 1C86- (JiibrlPl Daniel Fahrenheit born; died i;as. Fahrenheit ems distinguished physicist and mechanician, lie per fected In Kio the thermomi ter which since that date luis l.cen 1:1 general use In tho United St, lb i1 nnd tircat Britain. ITTI Robert Owen, phl'u rial reformer. I.orn died there 1858. 17S7 Convention mot in Philadelphia to form the federal constitution. lMO-Henry Grattan, Irish stan mrin, or ator and patriot, died la I.'n,i nj born In Dublin July 3 17t 189 Louis Ctovia Napoleon smndnephew of Napoleon, died In Lond t. born 1859. 189i'- M Francla.pic Sun famous French dramatic critic, died at V 1 PERSONAL MATTERS Notes cf Interest Relating to Citizens. Their Friends and Rel atives. Mr. Cras. 8. Carey on business. in Cleveland 1 yesterday here wnti ins aunt, Mrs Waiter Warder. .Mrs Frank Shaw arrived here yes terday from Jackson, Tenn., to visit her daughter, Mrs. Karl Patter. Miss Katie McKoighi is stenograph Or and bookkeeper for Messrs. Conant A; Ronnie, at Thirty-fourth' and Com nieiciai. Mr. E. J. Stubbing of The Halli day. returned frqu Mat toon yeater day, Mrs. Btubbins remaining then visiting relatives. Mrs. Phil Stop and II of Poplar Bluff, Mo., an 9d hen terday to be the guests of her daugh ter, Mrs. Guy P. Kiehcnberger. Miss Maude Harding, of Mounds returned home yesterday afternoon after a short visit with Miss Bti la Mis guest Miss we 1 k. Mom Mr. Intnl. ing tl Mr. a week. l Rom tiogan, who has neon th of Mrs Fred Qallagher and Kninia Halliday for tho past returned .to her home at Is yesterday. Walter and Miss Ethel More ol Metropolis, who wi n- att' ii t le twenty filth anniversary of id Mrs. J. T, Motekm here thii returned to their home yeater- JAPS MAKE THEIR FIRST LOSS (Concluded from First page.) vara seen In ihe valley of the rltet tinsianheo, near the village ot Taind .a, 18 miles east of Sinn-Yon and at So.lezekhed.o, at the confluence of the Tayang and Sedi riv. r "On the morning; ol May 10 a Jap MM infantry detachment 10,000 strong with flfty to eighty guna, which concentrate d at Salit -.aipuda. start ed toward.- 81u-Yen. "Taku-Shan (about in miles area) ol the mouth of the Yalui ami Ching-Tab Thite (fifteen miles souiliwa ,-t o la ku-8hani have been occupied by the Japanese. "May at a IK) Yen. "AH 1 1 In-Koi 11 Japanese scouts appi an d nt twelve mi lea Mouth of Bin. PARISIAN REPORT, By Associated Press. Paris. May 13. A dispatch to tin Temps from Si. Petersburg tayg it aipMted Kuropatkin will taki the ol reaaive on the Yaru, even abandoning Uao-Yaug for that purpose, In order to cut off the Japanest from thi tr PORT ARTHUR CUT OFF. liy Assoc iati d Vrt-A Mukden. May 1 pn Lm Tien ui ir Port Adams, Lino-Tung peninsula) has again b.-cn occupied by the Jap anesc Common lent ion with port Ar thur Is interrupt., GOOD SELECTION. By the Aaaca iat d Pn WMhinfitim. May 1:;.- Ken A'lmir al Albert Sewall Kenney retired, for merly paymasn r re ral of the nary, It is stated al the navy department, has Wn s-!ecte 1 as treasurer of the Panama canal rommissdon Ketme sras Iiorn In Iowa and appointed t the navy from Vermont In I 2 BANK CLEARANCES. By (he Associated Pn-ss. New York. May 13. Total bank clearings umpihd by Brad tr-- for the principal cities of the f'nifeit Slal:n during the past mtk was 022.!Tt'.,.i7S, showing a d crea--e of 1 w r eni romps; d v -r spundiiii, week of la-.t ai GENERAL LOCAL NEWS Brief Mention of Events Concerning the People of Cairo and Vicinity. la guest at The Hallway during aer May. left for that city yesterday be-j cause she was usable to get a auit-j i a lilt bouse to i e in. sent to Boston, Mass., ior burial )es terday. Uesdanaea Scullen, reith Wicket t, Btapleion and Pyatt accom named then aa far as Mounds. bound Mobil,' and Onto pulled in, 1 bore a little boy. Master Jesse lay (or, who was tagg I roin Jacksoo Tenn., to Kvansv.lle. In.l. He attrae ed. a great deal of attention, especial !v amona the ladies, as he was .lies- l" An entertainment by tho "Tribe Ol Ben Hnrr" la Wl for Ttios.iay even- int. May It, at winch an attractive I nroaram will be rendered. One of the l'i :at ail her lunch with the gentleman who buys her box. Bx-Ahterman two nights ag' A. Burko moo nil lorse and saddle ed from his stable the alleged pur- Mound ('itv. The lose 01 iiuiu ttia was well dreeawd and inspired OtMfUence by his very easy manner Neither he nor the horse have been r of DuQuoin, 111., arrived here ?rday with a committee of the wing gentiemert: 11. E. He! the most complete and best equipped water system in the south, and they are here getting pointers for their ment company yesterday deliverer at the opera house last night and the two haBdaome new Btadebnker Icejnudienca was thoroughly pleased wagons to the new Cairo lee Manuf- with tho production. All the plays ai till ing company. Each wagon ha. a capacity of MW lbs of ice (in makes them not only noticeable and a good advertisement for boih pat ties to the saie contract, but very a, t ractive in appearance. The old building on Eighth street so long occupied by Messrs. Ward i Judge -I. M Lansden, has been torn (town and the debris is being remov ed to make room for the handsome brick business house recently con- tiilding nt -14 Eighth street f rm of years and will occupy it t la book stern and wall paper I ess, vacating his present stand take room for Mr. Jno. Grimes' and Mrs. Joe Bather had a narrow es- capo from death by choking yesterday morning. Bh tt seated at the tabl In a high chair and while the mothei was momentarily in another room, i i,e habv allnned off the chair and her holding the baby suspended. When the mother n turned the ttttla one was black in the f I and almost dead. The mother and grandmother released the baby and Inhered over lo I and had di I in restoring life when Dr. ronounced danger i j i Quota citiensi a com SEA FIGHTERS HERE AGAIN NASHVILLe AND LAWRENCE Will Remain Till MondayI.awrcncc Open lo Visitors this Afternoon, Nashville on Suntlav. Nash .ii. and slipping into port ipiit. nd a'trai ted ii, n hor alon $5 Reward For the arrest and conviction of party or parties who arc stc Jinc the BULLETIN on up -town mutes v v The inouiries about public improvement, nu Ilv electric liirht and arat- purpose taint to ''stall lation nlaiit of this kind I'd (ii Robert 0. Lehn, ll E. Ross, John Forrester, Fred Disburg, U l. skin ner, Jacob Mnunei and Edward htllne. They came without notice ami were not formally received but were given 'attention by Bn-Mavor Wright and by I. C. TRAIN WRECKED Struck a Cow Dcia ling Engine and Several Cars Engineer Killed, Others Hurt. if 1 rain No. mt& having occurred away Iron u.u.i.raph s!ati,m. The train was and running at the rate mill.s H.r hour, when M1H,blirl. Tonn cow m "n track, taking with it the mail, bag- gage and express ears. This occurred j,SSit al the beginning of a trestle across a creek, and the engine and ears ran across the creek on the ties x n. momentum WM Btoppad Engineer Ha I law...-. or Water Va. ley. Mi.-s was found ciead in his en gine cab. Tu.- fireman was badly scalded, t. C. Boone, mail clerk, was allghtiy hurt, but badly shaken up and Buffered rom shock. Geo. Matt new s express meaMttgar, was slightly intrt .las. Kerr. a messenger, went through without a scrateu. Engineei road was delayed olev-forty-five minutes. AT CAIRO OPERA HOUSE Gcod Attraction Last Night We!' Ren dered Matinee Today Fcr Ladies and Children, product .1 by thi:; popular company have bees of a uniform standard of excellency which marks the Jack C. popular priced Companies ever se B in Cairo The specialties w. re by Clayton Macklim, Hill and Edmunds and Bsvby. Florence and Stewart and Harte's illustrated aOOgS, and all were well received. Tonight the company will produce the famous old drama of a dual life. Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde Mr. Taylor will be seen in the title nde and this is one of his strongest characters. Ladies and children's matinee this afti rnooB at 1:30 p. m. ODD FELLOW'S MEMORIAL. The Oii I Fellows memorial will In In Id in Safford hall tomorrow tSun fend i ib-t ot the deceased memo The menu rial sermon will be deliver- I h Brother B. Sadler, and Ml Adeta Mil! r has kindly consente 1 to render two beautiful solos. Tho full progrum will be published In the Sun HAY AT ST. LOUIS. St. Louis, May 1 Secretary ot State 'lay arrived tonight. He win repreaaaal Um federal governpient at tin opening of 'he World's pros-- par Haanent and will deliver the address erne irom here south, as there i at) of water in the lower rive: They will remain in Cairo harlxir ti.: rning and everybody in ection, ho ar s to, can hav a a me) rhe Lawrence will receive visitor afternoon she cm be bonrded over tm deck of the Lily loan The Na!r.i:!o will not receive vis, or today, ti h.- will be taking roa! ah da) Hut tomorrow (Sunday i Vil aa If on will wetcoase, and the steam ti u .-r Rntherine will make regular trips Bulletin Co. j NEWS OF THE RIVERS' Conditions and Prospects as Shown In the Government ReportGen eral News. River Stages and Changes. The following table shows the 1 stage's of the river at various points yesterday with changes in 21 hours: Danger Stage Change j STATION Hue of in 24 feet water hours Pittsburg 33 5.1 1:2 rise Devil I. Dam, 35 B.l 0,1 fall 15.3 6.1 1 5.(1 1.1 fall o.l fall I.S fall 0.2 fall LouiSA Ule, Bvansvllle, v loreuce, Rlverton, iohtisonville. Paducah, 0.0 rise 1.8 fall 21 Omaha Kansas City. St. Louis Cheater New Madrid. Memphis Port Smi:h, Shreveport. New Orleans. Stag" at Cal 11 .3 fall o.S fall t.5 fall 0,3 rise 0 0 I'.to:; River Forecasts. The Ohio. At Evansville. will Con tinue falling during the next two orhrea days. At Paducah and Cairo, will continue falling during the next during the next 36 to IS hours. The Mississippi From Chester to Cairo, will continue falling. P H. SMYTH. Observer Genei River News. aaiaav a! n. m. yesterday. wing a fa!! of I.S in .1 hours. Oeogia l. e arrivor from Memphis I yesterday morning with a light trip Joe B. Williams down with coal i at 8 a. in. yesterday. She added three iKiats here. Bprague and bow boat Major down i with coal yesterday morning. Finhy down with coal at I p. m. y. terday. She added two boats here A modal barxe in her tow with a I 1 leek load of coal was the occasion I of considerable diacaanini along the levee. Many wise ones oooteatirng 'hat coal could not he carried that 1 an.! thai H was coke Cant. Uraii About thre" of the world's lair stamps would make a dressing sick Tin Nashville, Lgwrenee and Idly arrived yesterday at 1:38 p m. Tht appearance of hose boats caused v. on the levee, especially the youag la diei showed a gn u interest and were it the troat doors uyiug to make out he manly forms of varn.is sailor ladr, w hose acquaintance 'hey had ma on the trip up when the Nashville kipl open house he re. Torpedo boa' Annie Russell arrived with a panv of guests of Kusseii Gardner bound for Hickman, she made more noise than hn salt water boats a: I run around the Nashville j Bring her bow chaser several times, but it wa. got replied to. Sin Spent Um niKiii hern and goaa below today j ("has, F N His was in the city lis! ht I).- came up on th Qi trgkt i u nd a few davs at hone1. He on Z Thi A. Nevena a, ilenv ll an I has been making t record t star pilot. Baporter nrrlver Eroan st iui .a;. Djorning ami is at Fourth tn pairing ben i boilers, Paepeke arrived from In low with p. m iterday. The b vee was lined with peo ple yesterday afternoon which was greatly augmented in the evening. The patriotic women of ihe republic were nit in force. These boats win remain here till Monday. This after:' ion the Lawrenet v. ill receive visit fir.-. She will remain at her presen: moorings and u-i'orn ran g"t aln-ard of hor ii roas the Lily. The Nashviile will put the day in coaling today and be prepared for guests Sunday afternoon l ie (Catherine win he ready to take neopfc oat to the Nanhvilie Sun lay at- aeouv PRISON STARES THEM IN THE FACE iCoatbined from first page.) oi, belter still. Hi nubllcaa par go into th. I Mr Folk ended his speech with a p! a to th. BeHiblicsns who love the r at. and the hone- of their govern i ment above partv potlthOS, to dime in i to the Democrntk pnrty and hein as! ,ak tin hood b'TH ImiH. For a half hour aft he cooctl I and the m-. ting endi i Mr. Folk stood upon th" pfaifnim shaking inndu v. it :i MURDERED HIS SON. Dickinson N D. Mav I:; John Prow of Richardson, was nr. -I 'hs P1 td "!h t-1 TTTtr''(T of hti f? yoarold on while in h fli of a.iRi r Th lather 'mried the to i; 1: ha Ihui exhumed imliat REAL ESTATE ACTIVE Many Sales in Feuchter Lansden Addition Real Estate Men Re- port Good Business. That the demand for resilience building lots in Cairo Ins been great ly increasing daring the last year 01 two has boon demonstrated by the ex pt rience ol Me$ars, Charles Feuchter William Feuchter and David S. Laas den'S addition property. These gen tlemen bought tho old fair grounds ni October, IM1, for $11,000. The) spent about J3.000 in grading and oth erwise improving the property in the spring and summer of I!iu2, and Bled the plat of their addition to the city ID AttgUBt of that year. This addi tion covers about one-half of the land purchased from tho Fair association Since August. l!u lots have been sold In Feuchter and Lansdeu's addi tion to tho amount ot $10,9311. A large number of lots have been purchased by persons who cxVn to build at an early day. Already ten houses are completed or in process ot construc tion. Several of last year's purchaser.-, of lots have sold 'hem at a good advance and everything points toward a steady increase in values in this part of tho city. Other real estate men report consul oral le activity in city property this r.. THE PEOPLES' FORUM A Correction. Editor of The Bulletin: I wish lo correct a story in this evening's Tel egram regarding the trouble with "Cairo Hill." which resulted in break ittg a window in the front of the Alex ander club house. The writer in the Td igram can not have seen or known all, or ho would not have wri'ten what he did. It is true that some of the toys teaaed till; nnd I told them to iiuit it, at the same time telling Bill to go away, bur he refuse.!. While Can urging him to leave a lady came along with a baby buxnr and he ran against it: then 1 took hold of him!" and told him to "look out." when To struck mo with a stick of wood, whicii he had picked up. I tried io take the Then I took hold of him and in the scuffle that followed in my effort to get the stick out ot his hand, he was brown down: but he was not hurt, it ovcrwhing I did, I acted as petCO i nker trying to prevent him from do ing harm to others, and mv effort-! Were directed against the boys who; tensed hint as well as against him. i Those who saw a!! ol the affair will! bear mo out in this. Yours truly, PIUBD BCHAT2. AN INBORN FEAR OF THE ENGLISH Concluded from First Page.) Htf more than that such a person ap pears to be dead. How deep the feeling of the public ll on the subject, may be imagined Sffliuluf physicians of which will, in ;!u event oi the deaih ol a member nut the body to certain tests before pronouncing life to be extinct, an i, if necessary1, delay the burial until ttn- poaaibillty oi life lingering be quite K moved. What an- the .-pedal precaution., whleh you advocate'.'" was asked Dr. Htenaou Hooker, aecretnry of the Loo don Association for the Prevention of Premature Burial. "Our great object," said Dr. KfJOi if, "is to prevent the possibility of any MM b. ing tmried niiva I know some p. ople det dare that suc h a con- j thftgency is imponnlhlii Hut how can I the) Of any one else pooalbty toll i hat? In ISngiand there only one I "Another fact wo found out only With gn at difficulty, and that Is that j i... lion people are buried each ynai i without any death certificate. Ye want, ton, to alter Ihe law with I regnrd lo the giving of death certifl-j cates without seeing thi bo-ly. As, the law stands a doctor .who has at -j tended a pntfaM cm give ihe death certificate en t!:i mere information of y ignorant pefSOS him with t ha newi irted from his pa that lib has tient, "Tram a atnl death from n foe a tion and drowning should atao, I i etontMcntty rnvastiirated can be deceived by cat b usy believe Doctors TI wan finite recently the ea.-e of a Nor w:ch match vender. The certificate of death was given, but when the iin.bn taker arrived the 'as rpoe' was sit'ing up in bed." Dr. St. BSOQ Hooki i complains thai although then- ate c.-rtain tests hy which the fait of death may be as s :n 1. no stress is laid upon the (pie lion in the curriculum of the meilicar t "b nt The subject was to a grco HXti n' pas.d owe at theuch of no iu:K.rtance. Preuiafure burial h BMMH to be fen ed. Dr. Hooker thinks. In Ihe case or rerv j oi ng people, eenecfndtj (heee il". f t to hysteria, trance and cm bn-, Hut there is also grave dan .-.here "'b ath'' takes place while end. r ari anesthetic. In such eas -and in those ol death from silffoca tion. i' is quite imSssibe to i linl to th( exact 'monn-nt of death. atfsnvefs ,r" p-'!!". Mwr Th S(ill islands produce cirly Too tons of flowers f.u perfumi mak- NEWS OF THE WEATHER Results of Government Observations with Prospects For Cairo and Vicinity Today. Indie today: Weather Conditions. e area oi high pressure An 'I! I overlies the eastern slope of the IHocky mountains, with its crest lo cated Molilalia. This high pies i sure area is causing cool weather in tin upper Mississippi liver westward to the Rocky mountains, with frees j ing temperatures in northern and I western Montana. A second "high" overiiea the southeast areas of low 1 pressure center in the upper lake re Igloo and in the extreme southwest. Within the last Jt moms showi;. I have occurred in middle Tennessee northern Louisiana, middle T6XM, Ar j kansns, Oklahoma, throughout the up per Mississippi valley, and at scatter ed mints in the Missouri valley. Washington Bulletin, i By Associated Press. Washington, May 13. IlliOO j Saturday and Sunday .warnn aaj fresh west winds. IN HANDS OF JURY Case of Sallie Nevon. Charged With Muidcr of Strnngcr in "Wild Cat Chute." A jury was obtained yesterday morning in the e ise of the notorious n egress named Bailie Nevon, alias "Sail Pita-Pat it ill.- IS of llel) George fackson Klrkpatrick, The. j Hurt, 0. W. Chnndl Smith was presi Attorney The tes iinony was al! prosentei by aftemoao and the concluded about 0:39, went to the jut v Ith ;o y, sierday argument wa i w in n the case Jno. QarreU, arrest ed vrrh'the won-., an, was acipiilted as no evidence was offer. 1 against him. l.itt'e else Wttfl doiu in the Court l NO SELECTION YET. Indianapolis, John Mitchell, Mine workers, Dctioo ha.. In! Presid in ittod States iiiat no of tin I mid todai Saturday, May 14, Breakfait. Fruit Sugar am Grano Baki d Potato Cake: Coffo Lunch. Fish Sah'l Alpha alad ('ream Coc.a Hot Shoil Cake Dinner. Cream of Pea Ijoup Cone d Bee! New otatoei Savoy Cabbage Kadi w afer h and Cucuinlu i Salad Caramel Cut Coffee Drcakfait. Fruit Hominy tin's Dinner. Cream of Celery Soup Rant Chicken 1-v.ina Croquette Chicken Qrhv New Pea.1 Wat. Wab st raw n. rry t !off Suppci 8weetbrcadH fin I'u MORE BLOCK SIGNALS. Ii is now officially announced thai tin IHhWil Centra! will install the I ioel; sttmnia on the Memphis divialon ai no- roed between Fulton nnd M M phi SVfirk i ready to begin on the slg i al- from l'.i racnh to Central Citj an I from Carbowdale, 111 to St AMUSEMENTS. Jack C. Taylor tci Ocyinnira Monday. Ojjcrj House. way The Presbvtt rian ladi s will hoi I Carl hv s coa II W I.I O II i V t t I I II 11 II I 11. ..I i t a reception Saturday nftefnuoo al thciplrte line of diamonds, wath home of Major Halliday. on Ninth clocks, rines brooches chains, sta street charm and cut glaan. Lowebt pi.. BUSINESS LOCALS. l'eter Kim merman, the Washington street grocer, is having a fine trade. Qood fresh groceries and full weights phases tho people, order from him. A. II. McCormhik, corner S8nd and j Poplar st., will upholster nnd repaii I your furniture and make you an elo gaut box couch for little money. No jewelry sloro in southern Illinois sells a better stock of watches, clocks rings, pins and charms that Chas. V Miller, SOU GotuL ave. Conant Rennlo, grocery, dry goods and meat market, and general merchandise, leaders for everything in their lino, let them mipply you. Ducle .Joe's Claud Hand liestaurant and Oar still takes the load, serving the host meals and lunches in Cairo, i It's the peoples' choice, i Cairo Iron and Machinery Supply Store, .1 11. Iteed, Prop., 1005 l.eeve. iron, steel and heavy hardware, mill supplies, belting, pumps, nju pipes, American steam Lnnndry, the only Brat class laundry in the oily. Your shlrta, collars and cuffs will wear a long time when laundrlod by us. Three States Buggy nnl Imp. Co., farm machine. y of all kinds. The cheapest and best place in southern Illinois to get everything you need It. iBi Cannon, coal dealer at W heeler's old .stand, kindling wood at i very low price. It will pay you tu put in a lupply white price is low. F Telchman'a celebrated Lone Jack cigars are the smoker's choice. i Man Is never better satlslled than When smoking this choice cigar. H m. Farrow has moved her stock of millinery to the Gilbert block, a benn j tlfui line of new goods Just received. P. T, Lang.m wishes to call your attention to screen doors and win dows. Fly time will soon lie hero. To secure prompt service order early. Planters Hotel, it's the best place for the money in Cairo. Ask the man WHO has tried it. he is a good Judge ami will recommend it. N. Sandler, merchant tailor, makes more suits to order than all others combined. Best proof of good work and low prices. Leave your measure. lien. W. Alba's Opera House Harbor Shop, thi' finest parlors in Cairo, elec tric massage, hot and cold baths. Everybody likes it. Welcome to all. Reinhard, photographer, maker of fine photographs. Try Ibis gallery, you will get fine artistic work at alcs fac tory prices. 211 Six I h street. Harry w. Bcboh'a drug atom hM I l ho cough cure Unit cures the cough. A large lsdlle costs only 'Xic. It can't bo beat. Try it. P. C. Bcullln, leading caterer. lV taumnt ami bar, 219 Levee, right st Central station. Travelers promptly supplied, Lest cuisine and service. Buy your dry goods, groceries atnl shoes from Anthony IV L'hs, 1009-3011 Wash ive. There are others, but none better, try it. Renter, La Craft Co., are i bowing a beautiful line of IIMM wall paper. Make your home cheerful with niccl I clean paper. Seo them llrst. sk the man who lias used It. F Mr' he will tell you il most heat and that it is I'Shea'o menu, strawberries. tomatoes, lettuces, radishes, celery, green onions, spinach, apples, fine ap plea, oranges, dressed chicken. John P. Mockler Croc ry and Gen .ral Merchandise Store. 28th and Pop lar streets. Every article in his sitae ll frevh and strictly lir.-t class. Ii. Smyth ti. Co's sprlnj; specials: Schlitz Lock Bear, California Apricot Brandy, Old Kentucky Whiakicii. Phones 222. il. Sand r K Sou, terming; Impte l ments and wagon a, High trade gro ei i it s and line olTi.cs a spci ialty. The American Sicnm Laundry laun drlea everything worn by man from his lockl to Collar and return it liriit cla -s win ii you want it. .Uncle lot'l Hotel, best M a day house In the three slates. Vou get l lie heat of everything to oat ami drink, and a BiCO clean lied. H. It Holhenberger, shoe tore, I sells a first class wearing shoo for M-&0 and tin' first quality leather for 18.00, Try a pair of I ho MJI afeXM John Beefe H. liable Ilal.ery will in !iver to all parts of Ihe city all I nn! of bakery goods, bread, cakes, pie.j and rolls. They are O. K. Cairo Sand, Lime and Cement Co., (successors lo Fitzgerald Pros.) ntx'c InMea in lime, cement, hair, plaster er's supplies, river hand ami feed. Botto'a restaiiratif and bar i. one of ihe b t ant roe Dad places in Cairo and you ran get a fine meal for ttH as ordered. N. Sandler, the leading merchant tailor, has the larg st and heal atoch cf Kllilings ever brought to Cairo, none an duplicate his work or prices. Now ideas new novelties In cards new and -up to date lighting; ami no aa. H. s Blochrey, shoemaier's Studio, so? Washington avenue. D F. McCarthy's wagons always on time giving you plenty of In-at from lhf excellent hard and soft roal ht handles. Phones 333 Cairo. 1C6 Hell. If you are looking for high grade and up lo-date lac all OVCTS and bands to inaich. Inauiilnl esshi i.- erlea at asetdfiesn prices sea out atoch. Ceo. t. Car i if you want anything made of wo..', Keiiy Bren, Hinntng WXtt iii make it for y.ii. Interior fnrnlhtiltig bnnicr a sin-cialty, get estimates atnl price.-,. John A. Miller, Jeweler, has a c..,-