The Cairo Bulletin (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928
August 3, 1904

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the cAIro bullet in, W6msDWu6WtikGMiUsThS: Don't Swim After a Fi5h"SDrop Him a Line. M SE GUT Cm FATHERS .HELD FIRST GENERAL RiVEi NEW3. Fu't a want ad in tho morntog CuHstin and Evcninj News and rent ycor vacant ftau33, jet a iins cn a situation oi some new fcuslnoss. 1 Publishj'i in B6& PgpaS For One Price. jeurej I .(Coisohded foai First pepe.) Tilt PEOPLE'S COLUa:!!.! FOR CALE. tcrt Anneuneeninrta tfwese itiffi Yhe.r Wants, Tradaa, Profes for a-id Variola As- DvttfrS. T. h f.' V'.MI 4 BJ 0 oM,' C b'KkjiOi t. (m V- n. n. i Vi.la li.if-. 'it. P.i?ii;: i' in.r., V! l.'.-m". 'It. knsfctaia crilvc i here tisla nnrnliig having usarebed tip fro si Pert Dalny. The Ja?i:.?8 lure are cow3dent the reported capture of Hi I Chen by tlieir t Mops !o true. They .iy Has. ehi.fi there prc-babl wese cut2.icr.Eil by General Xcstesi. Sil&ii- i aHD.Ui liilMs n ilivertoH. and the Gty.ot Me.'iiphl rr-yTVYfij--" Busies Vds Transacted W.fhout Bilicr CIscordMivor Vftater iV4J;cs Pica For Improvcnts So.t:; Minor Proceedings. Vxts 7tf Gasifies NpticM. One lnr.er!'n per tronl. 01 fK- ao-A r' Hold .to Oi;a mouth ;i. r wrl .i Ji 'le.uwin- at. Msarkd lot .lei tbsa WANTED TO DUY OIH f.ENT. A fnoA 'ni!-hn rumbo.it. Irv-i"" lt '.UA -n;..)!-- r3$ H. -r t 11 By t'a:it Mo'irt? tm,'!; Yir.j-.e P..t-j .iJ -.;.reur.di9 Juiftut were cspCureJ. KuroVi cxpla.ns the slow ner.s cf tV.osa citlons by eaying th c:ifici"'t tsoography of the' battlefield at wrli-1 made It "Impcssit-Ie ta en;r gotf'J "ic C-tt r-'sutnr cr.::ic:i r.:eitir.g cf to 01 itnt-'e ii. i. ."I i rig.;l ui:ij. A.'-... BOY WAN TEC. A ral'b.e !ias IS y.ura "f K.re c Dr. Disaii, r. "f- V"" t"l tlirat. C,w.t WAIL 0HDER5. reo Aonouaieitiea of Tbnee Not Ejai'loyid, Tbo Eesixo Jv-rt9ti'Bt of km eiH.cdl! ta.-e l!n j t-;i-'Jf-i!.otia Comr'if ':aoi no rponi Inliiy (oritDv h'iv.jfijwmf i ..r s' (rtitaciras'ie FOIl EENT M-jd'jrn fl t, 8 rfiomi nd ball'. tr-ewiamil n)J not rpj.t tae loticn or a V.'ANTSD. WAN 7 rutful InTcntiatu to Al 'a C, T, btlt, natikr HjiUii.tf, Vsbln toa, U. C. FOR RENT. jcrtiiiery pesU'an, ?rS that tlu great heat, 110 Fahrenheit, fatucd his Uoe,;i. T!-e Ri:ts!f fcrea fit "Yngis Pssi v?9 st:ir.a.ed t two and one haif dlv:iono and four baterifcs of art".!. !ery. T.l.e enemy retreated toward Kurokl report3 serre fie'd guns ea(v tured, but the nambnr la pot given. "All t'w Jap? P:3 trccps ?.-h!ch '.vrr-T post-ji la tbe wrectioa of Bon-: Kiho .in.1 r.car Sa.-syr, scmeu to bo j JnU-n led to opra:c oa the ric&t bank I o? the TaJtscr river.. I "T'lf'.ir t-?i pric:nv I?! aotini? UTirlP- fildoilly on cur southern front .but roc onrats2nce has ascortained the bo-glunlr-s of a turnin.; movement o the FOR llKi' li joiat. ii.(j iit 3D Xim tSjittU noi be oad by u-Jiil. HlCltCriY 5T0VEVV003. divisions. "Oar eastern- detachment was ,cn cngc'l r.r;t;l noon today In tha direc tion cf Saisa!tS7.9 acJ Llao-Yang. "it wss scca tae eaarcy was a trace-1 fn;r. tpr-aremly In svaaM bodies, j esa'cst the 'rigit Cask cf our roar, j ia if iNliD-i e3itita as ste"!02ra.-t. sr. A p- 1 vh- Bi.-iiiiia oj'cj. rt.M.-.., Ia ik. a- k.i "g 1 1 i. 1 iOe(. A.I- :.''o uif.n:: h;..l 5 -i-.t 1 rH'nilu rj w: i'c- nl c.-.i. June, I.awlcr nnd Mr.gntr. Ii.(oji 1 ho ft. Id;.: vtw calloj '.r i-.-r acu a'.ai'rpian w n Rivon a w?y of Uh Maw fiiitloa of revised or '.iiiiancej viiic'i v.-trv put ir. t:i :h Tofk'; fcr f'Hn 'o rofcrc.i'?o.. T'i-' rain of the tjii.uts. of Use last regular, nwtfrg wa clir.).3t.! with and m.ihiiiheJ bud'nc wae tak en up. Ti'io reiiart of the street commit ten oa tl.o ordluanoa ''la rognrd to, f'.iatiilriii:),1!; a jr.'v'j for Cowikct col avonua nbov Tectiuth slivui,, -.vl'.lch was lr 1:1 over frojn the Jaat rS tilar rr.ectuvr at the u'uuost ct ti .!M.Tt.-en, nf.s taki-n tip. The fr:ll--nance provides that th; gra-lo til (.otk- meroial evenaa betvteti Tweuiltfh and Tcaty-Cth ctrcJlx' shall conf.,-rm witli th sradf8 of i'optar an-1 Syca more ftr?e!t, and t'10 t--cct eoaimlt tee rfroninienutd Us cjuptloa. Tha -libicet v.s U r-.v.eh oaraesit "discus-1 icn. Some of the council thought I tbsr. the s'cr?. !f randc !n or.i b would lrc'3 id an T. J. K.r'.h v6 appointed park com- tSis-JoiUT to 3!SCC4 hl-Oft'lf. The co!Eptrcll?r .-3 authorized to purchase Uu ears of Ihcj gravel to bo ufKHl In patching tha streets. Al derisan Krazcr wanto-1 W ruake it t.v jjty eats and irovi.la (hat r.one of t!i trrav.,1 bo nacd on Sycamoro t?tet, I Ho t!-'jj4t too tnt:ch gravel tad h.vn wcijIM nn this i truet. The ll!i!ii Cect.-al o.T'e.Iala nr ex- K-cteU this wenk to ccnauH with tha eity futhem r.a.'-.rilliits tn eubway ..TJ- 3 oomrtrollor was a i'.m-i-.i.l hsvc tho, water .company plaeo two tiro placa near tie ax hnivlle factory The .council tht-n adjeurned. ri .in,, Mi..in ,1 mm y 1 -t'" v.. 1 j-.V,ty. v V' 1 rirltiff?fc,'-,feY rc C. SALOON Wholesale Ma?1 Order WHISKEY HOUSE CLFVE 311 Ohio Street Cairo, 111. 3T731NE3S. LOCALS. AXw-'S TK EAT CP. C The asuremeat lovlr.z jlorhhj.qr In vast p.:.;'t!tudca AGO .i:!!c art from far I i sal near to Ok to rc-land's n?w theutrt p;i.c-rr.ssnce ghar Barko's Ltverr, Fad and TiwlU'S 8ih'e&, tru. cians litary ervia. A tSjia 'An 0! enrriases ftr fuutral oc caioua. Alvsys hast. Golr.g to bciid or repair trie Bprliir? Si Kedly Erc3., Lumber. C't-. for anythirs la luiibtr or bulldicj tU&trial. wlinoKS the there et'cTv- v.t-fk. Tho orjar-l r; er vaa-larille M!l3 cflerel ty Mr. Cleceital slsaply fceprir Srcrlptbn. Tliey are s"e::tir r-n'i pr-jat-'r every Xo-i-er in kV;.ory e.f we? rlalb Lave Mica Irasierisa shews b.en J ?':ren as t rc 'Tled at this fa-ihtnca'-le j jdsyhoi se. For vow e'r.'-neii't-i with C!d?y Tr.3iicec. Arg. 7, .Maraser Clevc-ani Lai cn CKT-utica c var j devUl-? arth-ts which, it is trie t.' I tT'A lint (itfr sr-i'tpn f ?i"t'-,pr rxca, sbmaioea, cucumwrs. ipruig -wht .r 1 y CMran af cuicnen ana oiaer aeuesctea Orrirsc, tt star cf-xtrr.vap-na OShea"B, Eighth street Freo dell?- Lvf.12 nj" n.rcrn H"t-r"re at oIT ,7 va?oa- Both phones. J t:?c, to Iw I thta fci.-n cT cctortaf.a For teaier fe?i try Dr. A. iJeed'a i aiW.t. Yc.ha and Adrxas, Helr?w I.n- 'ftushionj 8UOP8. The easiest Shoe oa 'pprsor.afers, n1 th? orli-histers of DESFONCEMCY IS LESSENED. St. rt-,'rib,i!. u. 2. News of thi return of the Vladi voito'c crnh.e.T frori the I? f r.t" I aucc?s-"ftil rail cn s:i:raltty losseis! the fer.r.3 ot d?- rposdtcy ercatea by Ktiropatii-n s televraia to tha Emperor adrclitlr.s? ihft neewsity of his retreat. Skry dloff'a report of th? eruicc points out tha nft.sr lnah:i!ty of the Japanese war:hpv? to taVarx up the throe Rus---ir.r. cruisers. The Japanese were p.p i2e::r!!' vcaMe to sp-aro 2 r-incle ef 'oeMve e'Ji ii) cone v.'th them. Shry- ilr.iTs de';-ntrh ec:firr:i3 tho. report' cf th?A.:3?cIo.ted Tress ai.rre?potia tha n 0 cf the German E'tafT-'inWar-ff wl-Jeh v.;? first unnoanwd- id a t: '"train to the -sf-oc'.-uei Tress, tt Is t!res-.tjned trie Thc-i, a'though f.y iif? the fieriran 5a.s, was chartered ty an American f rm. Aer-.u-d'ni? to rcMahte information It la claimed private information has lu en received that e'ght torpedo atta.-. So!J ordy hy 'it R. Rothen- s r tyie of cpwa.iy, cc-ite to tr,:- Ifrgtr, Twenty-eighth tad Coniii,er-. c-.so d!r?t fr,..r. saa Fr.csc-). and clal ave-ua. -1 at the c.Icaa r.f jhMr caKeinent Lre 1 ret an: direet vy-t'w c-as-t ct or.ee- thing. 'Ladies f.ad genta c!othir.g a tptcialty. Gi:y U. Perry, tha pawn broker. C(i7'Cotr;tiiirciil avtnue. ore sr.i siftwert an-1 best of their traye'tle. St. 0nsj Brcthcra, csi.r.sriy trick ry cilota, eaxe 'direct fn-n tha BT.plrf Every cloihlr.ir honsa In M!t.pnce mu.-dc i all. I.on.'r..v Vaah and Sirt-4 Las 515.00 'wilts, but they ere nstojjr -V tc ehin iet and b-ft dreeds-irt:' klnd at this price. W are "top In? and danc'.ei; nt In vaudeville, wi" notchara" in giving the greatest I offer their rdeaair? auec'.ahy. Hay aluea. See our Una cf Black Veno- 'uond Teal, the vrr.il known "burnt Vans asd fancy silk mfxtures. BWrTI fork'' comc-dlan, vl'i have coma new inaJe, ehftpe retaining frosts, baaa-'4'' t" te-'l and r.ear coon for.g3 t-i pad 11 fcbonldera. They are tie $2M r-tas; end then Hal Ha-ria and Inev kin-4 claewLere. Buaaer. Stoe atd Vi-' th'r pen.-.?" ?r-.l conidy Clotbicg Hcur-c, comer Elfhteenta jtre'.odrKre.a 'Ti-:-" At th r.-eh of treet and Coraaerclal avaue. thhi ar;.Lt:-i v. ill be printed what t. .,.v -,i't5 prone:.nrcd hy tr-s an! .v.-jjc, null anu rn, tn r.ia-t the mo--- ttaple groceries and choice mc-al crdl at the Walter 'ElfhiU' street. A. M. Speee Ce.'a rr.c'.to I qual ity. COia Vashineton avenue. Always ash for AuiPiiean Tradinj etampa. See the beautiful rrarda In the window of Mrs. Fi.iow'a iniu: iatry store. yvv !e r-'ht (vr vHae'""'! en :n- BU-Uck a;ark?t, L.t',t Thii la the p'eee timi Xm. J. Corbeft. I" c-u'j'inrt-cn v i.a ,i .i vis rr !nr: Ms-.i'il'iy. v. it'. ai.n--.' h ntd It H oily at the ouiy "t rn uor re"':? sum of tncny that M-r,ar C! v.-'a:.l In rnereedrd in firt-v-ill.nr Ersrsved je-i the players ta prcriTt tho tMi Ts'ech.'fr thIr farewell week. As us ten fcjre,r!r-r.c3 will 1 3 jrlven ca'h'ng carls Touri. -ai'y at 2:13 and 8;l"i p. m. ?!stln" name ca?raved cn co?rr plnte (In p-:re-. l 13. 2". -5 snd uj cents, script) end a tendrea'cerds fcr Evevdrj price?. 10 to 73 c-r.ts. 10) car 's from your own p'ata fer- ?1.00. John A. filler. Jeweler, Nin-.t J Coal dda. nd Comnie.-cUl avenuo. I LIdi will te received by the ur Itr- 1 iidr-.e l f r f-.mhM-is i-'i tot.?, mere A Kaie.y, wire ewcc-r.la. poultry J f re-icueaM I? rr;!"","at Warn dump aul ine rm coal I 7Z 1 1 I' Ia,M','S I f"f the u?e of the Cairo p -iW.c cW3. VertaW at ;a..m- Vefban's, 'jvajlelrCT as Srcii by board. A" Ireih, crisp, direct from tha Eunay bids end l submitted before fcoca of Brfith. Onr fee of cacaad goerts u"'Afra"t (th. 1 traces tverytMrg knon to eatstcr'! Tue -oa.r.i of e.' ient'T. re?rrv the boats were recently ?o!-J. m the tai led States to the Japanese govrn aint. The railing., of .tho whe'i Baltic iZ"?:or. ii 'prohahly wid.ia a fart r.i'ght. The a-r.iralty has sect In Kiructions tJ cous ils r.Ions the rente to pronarA for thirty vcs-els withla three v.-e'jlis. t:'i fjrtat, e-;d r:s u; on?-1 c.z tc ii;i've t!:e i-i. rpe cv- tend irjm Tsvi-'iitletli- to'Twen.y-ourth rtrret they fivortd this pl.sn. Tn on a!:not pleaeliajr voice Meyer V.'irdsr a'iTdr?t'?ed (he councllracn, asklnp them net to further Ideek tha contemplated 'i.nprcvoKcr.t, hut to al low tho wr:;'.t to bo de.at. A!deru:n Wood i;ii.:id that it ap peared to be ihe. purp; ef certain members of the council tn ps'ever.t any ::i.prcvoJi!cnt3 end It was ldj lirllef that nofllaff of Import ah v-roirld b? dene this year. Th-o ordinance, he raid, which was recotunu-nde-t by r.'v: r.ioet coiaaife?. was p.- .jored I.-; 'ne eity acrorr -ty aarlsfed hy Engineer rhrupy r.nd if the conneil ktss T.-il!ir.K i. accept the JadiT.Tent and advice e be"e gcr. 'demon they mlrit veil .o-.disiii.jrped. A'ldc-iiftji. I"ei? rrovel to refer thi -M.uc.lack to tho fdraet commit until. u-ixt n-c'in,? art. right ta retect ay and all I Idi JOHN II. 3CXZ3. Swre'ary! Ghuher t VTnISr Modl BaVery ulil elve nai;sil satislnc-in f? tvri'iLInR !o tbe baheri- lire At tier. ..tor aooUie pruttiy 223 h-r.t rfeSlTcottVa lT? Tv gr 1 1 to be juried by! Bentlf-j" C":k Suirt W't.r.t r.iH'c-s fan ta bvj at Urican's fcrCo vio'Jt a yard dur lay wetk. Peter Z'avrr.fn. the vrt-i'r,t.j:. tireft gtc-ccr, havlt? f.-.e u'c C--cd f.c5 ;e--i" f-.:i tet, i.--rrt.-.ft r,'"i(. Oh" tr'n", ComrB"! ii!S t'.r.v, L.n.Iay. Juiv Slrt, tha Arhii'ss ".n l T. .11 vpr.'.-ir. irain h"o. 3 Ii! 1-ave Oa'r.i 1:.".) p ,n.. Ias:d cf 3:13 p. 21. f h,",!"f fe. Trr! Ns. i m-tl; b. :tl wl arrlv? at Cairo p. m. j. 1: :r.:zs. ch-.t ?.-r. 3KRYDI.OFF RETOriTS TC CZAR St. Patr-rphurjr- A'03. 2. Vie e-Admiral SlirydlofI in a ie;xrt t.a the epr-er-or rm. tho resvlt of ti.e raid cf The Via d Ivostok arjuedron say of the &Inkins of the Cnnrn Ft -amtr: "July 21 the Tea (a dorm an w-f-e! of S"t tonn rest Irter) wl:h a carro of fish from Arr-eri-ta Yokohoma, wp.s' atopsJ. She .-.3 rce!Jer"d as a 1tt1 T-r'.-.e rrd her erew a.- taken o.l and the vse! ti'init, owing to the lmpc-'dbllity of hrplr-K bcr to s r.ur. Im port." The r c.it e'.-n at? ;C3 that The "Russian Ff.nidrrn Fi;Ccrd m lo:-,a f 1'fe en tho v)S-dr- sunk or taken.." 1'ijrtCPATKIN MAKES BEPCP.T. 't A -i-'an d rrc ft r-erd-urr. Ami;. 2. Tb er roror bus reee'.ved th c follwlra from Kurrar'dn, drtel August 1: "A?c -r-dnK to rToria cf officer com-Mi-.di-ej th cs'tem portien cf our army, h-1 trocp?, af:er ahn-Toang rilvrcd pov-tl-ns in Yar.?-.e Paes, re''- d in tiir'rt'jn of t'ar.f'IanSan tawr.rd ?alma?re and Lh'.o-Yarr. "Yc.it 'd-y e: r troon-i after rteh-V-rn f.rhfl-p' re'ire.l from fhf-Ir ad-v-s-.f-.-l r,n- iilor-, t-s. tho'.f pr'T.ci;irJ vi'i I- c. but r!'!,; "it our t"n-)8 liel.l bo Tv-'-el po-j'" 'f"r- t'iy- aut-t.n-l liry lo'-ra. I hope that In the!'" sr.aln pofitlms 'bey wit! ii'ahi'ain.sne r?s'i!'l t' e ff'iTi;1" ev.n again-t s rtumr-Vji'7 !-;rprl.'r ffi7, "'ecori'lut to the renr;- 1 r-Teivc' ilerin? the lrst few !-v K I haa efTvfi, a cnicftr'M'-.n cf Ms fir??r In order t Ft'ike In th fJIr-v-tl-jii of ?'.:r-.'-7 IV i t!"" Vary. and the motion jarried by a v;;e of six to Eve. ?nycr V.'inter annouacod tbt hc 'a ad thres lsonJsiatiar.s to t.iake fo-.' tho board cf dircrtr.ra of the Ca'rc. rth'io in.nr.ry vvhise terras would short! esr!re. They wen? Mrs. An ale E. SiTord, Mrs. Ijahella J. 'How iey. Ail were re-elected without dls .er,t. The bill of SLae'9 Atteimey Aletsn ler iVIlTon. arouiitlns to ?23t) fee' roe: iir.fr the city ordinance? was fliowei. The rcprrt? c: c.ty cutcsrs were rca-l and referred 10 their respective ejm:c:Uer. The 23-). copies cf the new crcli sarees w:.ro rhieed U. the !:coph:g of the chy cfmnt-Her te bo givca out i:nd :r the direction cf the or jir.er.e? ootitmiUee. The prtlMnti .f Frsr.1t Tchliis t: Iranrlor bis drr.ms'-.on llcensie ta A. "los.r: wa? fautod. The t.aljoa U .tt 3314 Sycamore ;trtct. he rerrular salary lowed. The' c'slms r.crvir4 s were re ferred u the fiuacco cocanslttee. Building Petitions. Josenh Edeline. to orcct a five-roon: erttni;? to cort Jl'00 Qii lot 9, bleel: i5 fifth a'hiirlor. R. F, lie L'hf.h, to erect a two-storr frame combination store room and dwelling to cost about $l,f00, lot 2S. block 3, first addition. jcncsi B. Stewart, to erect a one story cottage to erst abcut $1.l10 In Hooker's additiun. .Trt:?tvss St. Patrick's church te erect a frame buihilna- to cost fl.S-ki in rear of St.- Pattick'i church. O. W.- Carr, fo move back dw'cHint: norr situ itid on lot 1,7, M.ick 1, firs: ideotica, 20 feet .aid build an add:-' uon ta feme. Elmur-.A Y.'atkins, to repair houst -,:i lot "I?. Jdeeh 71. Claji.oin Gdli'-rt,-ti repair dwell r.p, lot 1?, block Si. first additha. Ciiurcb of tbe Living Oed, to bull ehurcU bouse, lot 17, block 2, third a; ditto ri. Tha nccs Lea Is "due fro.m Cinedn- from ihla Trhn ft... L'h:!s. Tho Herman Papeke lrft yo;ter.!ay f ir leiow with empties. Tin Cape U Ira 'fit an Prcgrea3 says: "The Grey Knnia hes taken the Bald TS-irIc's place In the St. liula aa.l Peoria t-ade and the latter has started In the St. LoMs and Clieiitsr trad.e, which will afford the Caps' Girar deau more thao below Cheater, Capt. Sam Schroada Is In command of the Paid Hitfle. Hewlelil.-y Is now (he head of ftnv- Ipr.tlort for Ohio river paeketrj. It will remain so 83 long a.i .ll:e now flams i aro be'ng con struct e:i noiow imvu ia.j wew Machinery and Apo-lancts. En land. Before tho work of. building fare Satiafaet'oo GnnrinfM?, Room beao dams was started -tha biggest down-river boats ceuid get out ca a. four foot stae at J)av1a inland Cam! nov (lev muft hate at leeft, four and half. Tlio lre?roveunmti have chan.-j- ed the currant and idvor bed. Mew. phis ifeimiiar. St. Louia ssslftned throe of herv force of detectives to Inveailgat par.ibllng: on the steamer Corwln if. .dpenrer, a pleasuro boat, plying bo 'ween St. -Lou!- and points near that place on the Mississippi river. A3 soon as Cant Brolttskl l-an3d the hurlness of the- thivo Havikr.hawa he Inndi.-d the bort at an out of the 'ay place on the Illinois ehcre,, away from any town or conveyance to St. Lou.1), end embryo- Sherlock Holmes bad lo walk back. Upon lavestlmtlen it was found that nothing could bo done with tho captain. The Federal statutes make no provisions for tho rtgulatton of c-atnbilcg on the navlrrable .itreatas". Sectt. Coun'y Dairoerat. The packet John 5. flepktss Is hard ugrmmd cn a eacdb.ir et nilsVoth .e.n. fifty, inllc? at-ovo Palneih. Sat urday evening while en route from 'vir.srllle to Paduenh she ran on to he bar. The ere",' waked t-v hours Tying to get her off, but failed. V.'hen 'A 3, Gilbert Ploek. Cairo 'Pi one 600, Wiped Cut 3!a-.t S.Mkca. 1Y. I.' Ow-b.n.iTi, v-bfie wefh'.nst In a eemttcry at T.dle.rd, M!)a rotieed M nusv.ber of biiit k siahs.i together ia ilje grass on. a t.u; py 6lop. Itushing anions thein'ho klh'd icj.tho last two boirg found in a fr.o ia wh'ci.'tSey had ttksi retivp. .Tho cr.akes varied in lensth from three nnd a li'alf to cils Alexander County National day bill was al- Reroiutlons and Mct'ona. A phiek crossing to be placed aero.-..-Pint- a'reet at Twenty-Cr-t. A cinder walk to be placod on south ;1c rf Thirty-Sfth street, tetwee:: '.VaLIn.jton and Highland avcaues. x c "n-'er walk to be placed on wes due of Warhingtr.a avenue froia Thir-O'-'tf-h to Thirty-seventh streets.. A side i-alk be p'aeed on north rid" f Thiriy-fourth rtreet from Sycamort o Uac-hiafcton avenue. A 12-inch eewr placed undo'- roa.i vay of city lots between Fifteenth jud Sitenta streets. A plank or siono crossing acres both eidea Fifteenth and Va!nr stredt'-s. est and we't. 5 A j torso cc-tlCT he p!?.ceJ at Twsf I'eth end Walnut ttree:s nmning ca-t md west. A f,t.ene crc-rslr.g to be pi nee d cu south ile'of Crm end W-ihn.t ttreec; r-jnnir..'i ea?f aim west. A cindf.r rMowaJk be placed on soitta side cf Crocs ct-ce. running i'rorri Walnut west te mitldio of block That the three, ends o" wocdea v.-ai'.s on south n'.da cf Center and U'a hii s'en eiwn and nrth ei'ls of Ii'. islcn sad Wushir-sden be. tuken up and replaced with cinder walks. That a gaa light b9 n-.oved fnm: Cither Twetiiy-f.fih tad Y.'.ik.ut Twenty-foanH and Washinqtca Tweuty-iourth an-1 Walnut Th'kt roir.utreiier be pr-'reetel '.ie Fov.der came, do'mi Sun morning she made an attempt to pull the Honktns from tho tar bet h--r ft ev-ts were nnseci-o-sf;il. Capt. Joq Fowler says 'hat the Hop! ins is stack fist an! vlll remiln until the river r.'.-es salfklently to flost her. Ho sa'd H5'.t9t and September are the low arater monthi and It may bo Oetobc-r sr Vovember hetore the water Is at a -tage to re'.rase her. Then a liftb' he may come at any time nnd float it-r. The Hopkins U .'n'gnod -coadit'on r.:l it Is not thongfct th'.t she will he injured to any eint If she remalcs en tho Vnr until Kovember. The crow, with the exception of a watthmnn, ha? left the bent. Her pasf-enc-ors and freltrht rid mail litre transferred to ;hfl Fowler. The J. B. Richardson loft .In the Hophln's place r.ni will -cmtinuo In the trade until the Hop 's ins is floated or tha water sets too low to run. I'aducah Nuns-Democrat. Cemmer-j'?! Ave. ah'j fetj;Hh ftti-et, CAIRO, ILLIW?!. CAPITAL $r;0,C3D.3 St'WPI.l'8 f-,i f-'sl M AND l)NiiVliJtD WfOHTS r'V,,.il OFTICcF.S". E. A. Et'OEfd .Presidmt CHA3. FfcUCHTEl JX, V. Preaidcr.t. J. I!. GALLIOAN Cashier 7. $PCNCER......AscIstnt Chier Olrsctsra B. A. Sudcr. ThoM. Boyd C. M. Csttirlah. Wo. Ivhig J. H. GsH'jun Vf. E. fiholw-k. C O. Ffcf:r. C. V. Net, 0340. F.:-ueler, Jr. 3. M. Har'rt AeeountJ cf ecrp&ritloie nd in tUvfcfua!1 cpoei.iliy aoilcit-J-i. Ex. ehanije furrfshed in ny part of the wcr'J, i -a city Jail. etc uoen hen hu.i's oi to fOi Alexander County Savings Dank E. A. Tnct. P.ecirrltlen ef B.-avcry. The Cerman emperer has drawn an orcamertal sketch, whirh Is described as aj'men-orifii shee:," to be present- jr. 6penc.-,... ed, with tha official ttiocaaceraent of -er tia, to the relatives of those sol- WAJ i 1 Ai. niers b? the ar-uthwest African colony ho hive fIlen, rr win fill, in battle ff.a'nrt th-? Ilerrt-ros. You may ba p-.'ir or w:il by, Jurt rs your f.ite may be, Eut If j'O't aro unheaitly. Take Jtoeky Motsnttslst Tea. raul Eehuhifc gens. CAIRO, ItLINOI Entfar, .President. Scyj, .Vice President. J. H. Ca!lis. Ctiiiiier, .Aietar.t Cahirr, $50,000 StPWliS AND t'MMViUc IU!0I ITS $22,000 Strictly a Savings Bank. Intereit Pli v Time Cescai'. at rate of three per eert par annum. g-.itrd has been placed at the Tin Kow j Crevvn Cer. of F.are Worth, railroad station. The Russian crc.vn Je-.'eis c..-s.fiti- A recent arrival from Port .Arthur vte the large-t tcilertioa In the irys the Japanese, are five m.i'cs nway Priec-iess .tonfs r.re en eh year f.-om the Ku3 '.;i i tronchold, the ap-1 added to it. F't-m t're t.i time l.n r reach c-j to which are fceavlly rr.Ims.t. i r.-.ecicrlal the Eastevn p'i.mei umler The Cfclne.-.n remiium;.; Jn To-t Ar thur til" bis' 13 well treated. Rice U scerce, but bread is sail to bo plentiful. Vri. fhir.l FICRCE PATTiE RACES. ri- fi "-I If Hal ChfiT. ir. J fneliyel la tran -T-ii. 'eirS- bn"!-! rrsel tve T-hol hiy ef J 31 aloe b T-u'h-rm a.- l e--''rr f.-o-ts. Th-Jepn e- Ca'irt-.-i to the Restu. The C:i -51 C-V ie.l a, the hsrtj: Ih.at rl e rc;m.-.t!y hiii hi Werhlas'.cs I. r e ier':! .f t- rv'ts-l.-a R! "rr.-s was .i -er.--leg r 1-b tls "f tecr crly w.i a hle.iLtr. v.l.tu a third lady drew t.- ar. t 'Ii, Oi V.--T' t'7 rdle.i h, he o y ii lc?" ?"Id fee 'ady. A a-l t :ri al.e ad.i. d. i i a :-r;te-.'id l-no: "To,: lojd: older toCr thun J'rs. rd-in"..." Po'-r J Trr. PI. nh !dj-';fl. bnt th-r.u2i''- Ccuncia crr.ie ti lier reseat -vdir tiv. "V.'e't," she raid, leuthlrg, "nl.y s'-e;i!c,,'t I.e7 Vih" ir. cld.r h.,?; t n c i '-C" fere Ie her ..io.' Ftnv -r V T". V-.'t.-e cf Resole? L;v oi i CCNSniSSIJNAl. CCWENT.CN. 2. w. i-r.Ar2.in, a. P. ass! T. A., t t'c!-, Ma. 1- 2 as; e' t -s !;r the h-.-"- n r-rfr-rhelmlre" P.-.- 'art rn their -i-T.S were cr.: i ro-c .ii' 2a;:js-.e cat cf one A Democratic cosirr-JiiiTr.! ccaTn- t!on Is b reby callcl to m-t at Oar- He sr.! thj. Id- Is fired f lu, 1,1-h'izX -mit'eti 4La tee m- he r?:wcM slars hin bondale, lilinol, on Tur-day. Anr. 18. on tic b-ck atd falls klra "oil ma a ISM, at 3 p. a., for the purpose of JSor.it"Tln-; a caisdlcate fr fon-rreM aaf a canliliite for r.erober of the board of eal'-itl-m, from the Twen tydifth coc-p'e-fl'in?. tli-trlct. as, 1 fer the transacti"n of gen--ral b:i"new. Th? ratio ct repret-uSfsil-a shil lv on? dolcca'e for ever-- vut"s or major part thcrcrf ctt f .r Wll'ar. 3. Bryan U Ii'-. -D. T7. KAHRAFin, i Chalinsusa Cnr.riyvlrna! C;;rcil:t'" K J. II0WLE7, Secretary. She Is tdlcied t.n Ie ju;, t;a arms an us I her tu-; i t. aad. 1-td-ies c'o -a rp."" -r F h"; --.-r. jc'r. c.IIs be.- "il.i.s '2. t-.d-r "ii. ,r i-.7 a-a-S d -esa; p 73I-Ih-S"-' H ':':y Tt-2. Parnate it-.de b:r ttioist. rosy trf. t--jlaby. 7n,;ils o year Tea. i To Hie let gi lito tee win b''-e, t-sya in rn:-'i. i n. i;;'n"r. At n:i Jr.-f-.2:t h hi on the bo 1 f ta cid Iidy, M fs yeir:. wha sir.f tn tit Hefk. rey !..f.r r.t.ry.' the roror.er r s- ci .;t.M -r:-e. r.n k.-.r.-sr -s cr r very eld ier-..-.s i f .u.-d t. -s -hey had t. ia -'I e f. z.-V: rr ir..'.-ery. Rcral-.r liisrf '.a- cos; diiclve to Io: r'-ii'y. the thimiisicn of Ru.-s.a bare br-j".i.Ui fsorg-mius rlft3 to the tii.r. and trni (he East have come wouderfnl Jew.-! which bare necutru'.et.'d yar bv year. Fafns Destrey Animal LI'e. A Brlttrh ctstu.-aiist s ?"-s th.' fno desuucflon of aalmt! life by hesvy rains has reet-ived .too li'tle a(tcrti-jn The moitaliry amorg ir.rcets &:,d all .-rr.?i t-rlsa-da 13 certalsely wty greet io merchants t.t!L?.?tslll'.s.'ltS3tt?tyt'2'Tf--1'''i-e''' e t

i For Rcas'.etl Coffees, Teas, Slices, Exlra'.ts nut! T.iliAg Towcler, you wi-l .save nioney by sending yorlr orders I j Edwanl Weston Tea and Spice Go. Importer.-, Jolliers ami Ccffce Roasters, St. Louis, V.o. V. S. If noue of cur sa!esni-n call upon you, smil postal for price lift. Orders from Merchants only, sclkited. rrteV."jr'eiaywrsTW THshneis cf V.'hrte Skin. Tho sl-da of th" v.-hala f:'-m t-t Indtei to it.o fet t Is irk. 'that or r lcrre E??'.fn-n cf e n v.sliiiui tilrty ten. i La-v RaTs ta C-fifVn'.e a.id'RMjra. ft Iy..!i to San Franco and VICTORY AT YAf.STrULINO. I" ir- -i-.::i i flT'YArc Ace. J. f"r a fferce. Itr'tle he"-- 'e- the es'-ern Tttirtl'tn torn, 17.31. 'erc his e-i:-l Yar,-r Tzultag, (Si f.t Loila t- Los Angeles and r?- ui;;j t. tit cf Motica Ta-s.) j tana, f 17 30. Bally. Arira-I 13 ti in; r i it -:n? ii'i i c ot. vis i. n.ca i c Kt'p.CI fS'JCfdEC n c..- I l:t trac.:: Ti-n 2. p rs It Is re-uss.w. ".re--, rl lrr r--.rT T;-jr-l "Jl cct.-sM In 1 a-.!? f ?:h IT: a-.-- f-rts? fyjul i. -...r' ll-d"?t-r's H i-T i ea T 1. tz hfrrl c I.'e Jarr-ier-e try mines from L 9 r -f have teea located. A Strang Japanese :r.t'a r to-isv The e: v v i e i n:or-.:rc.ce. re.v.-.l 13 efr!c ??-ksa the f.c- irn-ht aa-i -pshl rj. n, ccr.t, i:a or TihUls. la.! G. i river ard eth 4o I ii J I ."V I j to 7i r.rr.K ta tc.i ic.;., c i.; la I a it ti k'tiA ,ry one cf cut New Tooth Brushes Aseptic Vented Backs Price 35c. We have a lar$e sc-rrment rf other troth bntfloe fromi Iz to 73c; also the L'f.vis Behe b;viih, 33e. Pd'J C Scfi'Ji ufJ Sens Diva SiofZ 9 va"9 w o ?)-Kvoef. v IIGVTG MAKE A FINE FLOOR LOOK LIKE ilAHCiCD Do away vitli t'ts d'-sty and dirty Civets atd are our Y-ccr Str4:i. I'COi COM?ERClAVAV2V'JE. i f J r r-. t r 2!3 EGKTK S T ft C 7. Uli J ws i I 33. r f J rsT. 3il'aVSC3Ei.2:5 A L O R t. Redaction Sale Now Oa. 611 Contutrcial Avenue. i to v." r. rr.iv. Ar.pfe W:K u-:-a a i Hr o t for.a. ilird! I f nis he u- peo-ie kr.rw tiat he tou.ee frcu old coiojiial e'ock. i Sotto's Grand Opera Restaurant ThE CE3T SERVICE H4 THE C.TY. f A. Botto, Proprietor. 613 Cc-nmsrcial Ave. f i r. YWll)lV!

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13 CAIRO BULLETIN Eati.tilM.o4 V:b Imlk5 and Hun-lay by tin Valletta Cuinpfcay, at Ji UMj twt. FUout W. ..I 1. W. THIELECKS. Msnagtns Editor 3UEECRIPTI0N HATES DY MAIL, Invariably Cash to, Advance, nne yar, Dailv and Sunday.... oe year, Sunday (oui)l $6.0!) eupacaiPxioK bates uv. cabkifb nriir In Ontro... month fcy carrier ouwMe Cairo ....Wc a unmHi NOTICIS TO SUBSCRIBED. BubiertliKrii will confer a favor ty reporting to twin "hioeuny Us f prompt ubjivmj- vu xJiOl carricm, fcfcltred a( the Calri PiMtolRoe beoord-clan iua.1 MHiwr, I 0. 'Hi. 1 mo 1 1 ttK- You will find thct it paya to adver ke. Why not try n ad. In the columns ef The Bulletin and .let. the result convince youF CIUCUl-ATIOM STATEMENT. Avenge Daily "and Sunday for et-'vtn tsortfts ending July -1, 1904 Average Dally and Eun'ay couth of July, 19 Month f Jul. J... 2... 3... 4... 6... C... 7... 8... 9... 10... 11... 12... 13... 14... 15... .2113 ...tlliuT ...1S51 ...2.J4 ...2PS7 ...JfM ...2:50 .'.2;r,;; ...1S73 ...19P9 ...2150 ..202 ...1373 ..rioso IS. 17.... IS.... 19..,.

-i a 22.... 9?. 21 25.... 28.. 23.. SO. ,...1531 fur ...,2072 .23111 ....13C7 vC !...i.il9 .2"i.l? ....20.:n 20:s ,...211)7 V,K ,...115 .229 ,...2018 ....2025 ,.;.203S 31. .20?!) Tho above i.i a correct statement of the circulation of the Cairo Builstin daily ar.d S;miay, cn the date rt-t-ei, month of July, ISO I. a. 3. EEi-rnnic. Circulation Manager. EnbscrVj! an J sworn to before mo this f.rrt day of AugM. 1304. Seal.J E. L, CIt-BRRT. Notary Public. DEM riTir TirtTT For President ALTON B. PARXEB of New York. for Vice PzeeMent HENRY O. DAVI3 of West Virginia The Japs end the Russians appar ently believe In long engagements. The public Federally wa for the etrlke. but this time In Cairo. Rt liart, tlie rrlop rt raeAt sectus net to tavu1 been raised. Judge Tarlicr pns?ps the contrlb-i-t'.cn plate every S'inday, but before Jong Chalrmca Tagc;nrt ana t-on?i you rill bo passing It oa weei cays. tin marie the Mll.y.vlng pnnicltl4. "If TUa Citlxea vlll consrut to an examination of ita reccMs nhowlnji Its raid circnlatloa Unrini? thd muntb 1 of Juno and July. 1804. by a pommHtoe to be appointed by the Mercauma URjrue. Tho Bulletin will glvj- "o s-,n'e co:aT:!ittoe every facii'ty for In vdlgntln:; its paid c!rcu!at;n. Tie EuMetln further propntjes thct the pa m which the. remittee rtUx had' the sinfjller paid circulation i hail pay to tie CliiWrens- lioa.o u;t- of ?1P0-" Lart cvrnlns The Citizen replied that it "will not be In th.s mi h um c,l or bof.ersd Ly any chltdt.-h cdimr la'n liat miy anpeir In tho c-.duims of tho entorprlfina Morn!)'? UallHin." n't Tl-n Citl'.en declines to scefpt tho t)fftr mode by tV.it paper and charac terised U s childish. Vhe ('itizla should imderst'na th'.t ho Riillctitt had no deairfl to harm or bo'her it Lut The Cullotln fit 1 n;it pro- j noea that The Citiri's false cla'.as. na to Its p.'-id circulation rtoxiKl gb unchallenged- The Biillotla made a fair offer. Tbe Citl-.,-n was avv from it. The Citron is n'raid of tho light. H i afral.l of. In vcBtiratln by an inpirtial com-.tfee !.f Cairo rae.-ctiw.8. And in Ui tV. 'to ri,! The CitiTon 'appears to abandon 13 claim to fas.l.vf? -t I'-' cire-h-fun of pr i:t?p5iiw in -airo. !-th-vsh St stilr eoai-nurs to flauut the m,tn'r,-,',ttcpo::t at the head of .is eoluuins-."- Tho Citlrcn slmses iU r."I"ir and, havir.? Started out with triirutha about its circ t-.latlon, It doe-i not hcsl tato to jc.nxo a imb?r of file ntfcte ments aho-.it The Cuitet'n. TUe Citizen eays: "ThorS'i tlieir (th nvUcfui circulation Sirur--s show vn veil, the maJorSty of tht-ir ra? are sent out of the city and i'J plvcn away t that." -Yes,- indeed, the Bulltfs'B flares do "sv t.? wcir-frr lv'.tr t iar. thou- of any paper ever pt:Ui,h t w tho c.'ty.;-..Xh" r:n-?n thy Mt r well," -tori, -is because they aro tm-: and correct.' Ili;t tho nit ct ths stat?n:er.t mt"t .d fr.vn?-.;T-e Citi.:cn is tzUu. Vhlic Ti.e.EuU-.-M.'s.' ha. a jarso n" stowSs? c!rcaJat5on cmt&.uf r- i t,y r.t d v.i-.l'r1 it is thv. o;Iy Calr I'" jui- r leh tc orer read to ai.y f.pr'-- try. tha raper'i eircukeion In t1. c-t of Cairo is very ciucb E'r t:'",:i its outsids field'. Every cU.y th? jf,-r'-'-' if Cim nr-' thovi'.r.g tli.dr apvrn tlon of The Bu'.bH'.a. Th.f-i:-.!.-. V i?a not set.-; papvia o..i.v t-i givsf thca a-svay.ei;,!f Ko, iaJ'ss' W'IC' th-j pr.rr is civeri :t 1 '--;f fr?3 d:?r!lutbt!S, .both in t r;Vv d country, ih? frrf r'- THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST -3, ?04. .Hit nroiiressiriE very favornbly U about to pasa into band that will pnslt.lt forward with fcrsitly lacreaitd vljor. The cane cf Dr. .Burke 13 well inown to most of our readers. He has been confined to bin lied in this c tv during the greater portion of the ptu.t yrvir, a charpiu upon tho county. YeKteWa v ho v.as forwardsd to bia brother who ro'idca in Alabama. r.nd .-ho prohvttiv, will bu nldo to care for him. To. Dr. Y). he and Ms friends nro criainiy liH',d.U'd f,r kind of fiops which, perhaps, no other p;r Sr'n could have pei-rom.! wo -1. The Or raised aUut ?M0 amons citltona vho opretiated, the crcisidties of tho care. Mid Investing about $40 In c.'.,t.,-,.r, pent off the aiTiietd man well drcsed.aad with about $103 in his pockets. r SSEASS ASH PASTE. in A luchy n.aa scldoal believes luclu A foolish ma I one who thlnhs be uudorstunds worien. There Isn't any doubt that Gov. V.'arS-jld is riRht in sayli-s harm re puiu fiora marrying too cuily. But bow early U too carly? The Prima. Donna: Why don't you tfve tho part to my daughter? She sings beautifully.' Sh1? h inherited u;y vcleo. Manager Conn: That so? I ve o.tea wondered v.hat became of your voice. 'r Chugwat-r: I'm talking ahout f -rsivferlni: ia Port Arthur. Theri be lota of it there,- :,'r? Cbvu water: T.ut JoMah, haven" had a flr-gle call yt from a tramp thr.t claimed to be a Fort Ar thur sufi're-r. V "i I i K I j; I. r 1 I V i r- t. J '.V. ,.4u I BB jSS1" 6aaiTsaEK v r v SENATOR FAIRBANKS. This la tbe latest portrait of Senator Falrbabhs. tho Republican enndi daie for Vlce-rreiciait, v. bo will Ufct- tho rtuaii in thf cor.ing caaipa'gn- p..?sf0: Cr.Ti; do:-n't r"t a:0g t.-o'1 with her husbaa.l. Ho wa jvVfort whi-ti ho -A3.-) seeking her hand bt!t he lias sor.o cn from bad to wcrae t-:-::re. uut:i iLe had t ask tor a ill- ;.;.r'! A case ct "unhand c?, vil lain' eh? a GFHGlALMiEGTOilY Cairo, A'eKtniier Cout Illinois, Pop ulation 16,147. Mavor. CLAUDS WINTB1U Clrk. R. A. HATCHfJJtt. Comptroller, P. K. Powell. Ptilico Magistrate, J. H. ItOBINSON Chief of. PoUee, T. B. ITtlCE. now 'the traiks nun Alexander County, Population 22,985 County Judge, Win. 8. PSWEY. County Clerk. JESSJ5 E. MITJ.ER. Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVI3. Shtrirf, JAS. 8. ROCK1S. Coror.er. PR. JAS. JI. MeMANTJS. Assessor ai.d Treiwurer, FllANIt E DAVIS, Board of County CommTaslonertfc JOHN A. MltXER Chairman, .tohn a. poimoora. DR. F.n'A'IN J. CAUSE, Newspapers Carrie Hlth. Wtea Cy Wariua'i, "the, poet vt tho rail," vas trsveilns throu?fl lv,;naii7.a Valley, near Dawson City, n s'Ui t time ftfter the diseovevy of g-.dd ia the Klondike, he passed a young man with heavy pack of pt-jj-ei's on hit) trrU. Some men wore wcrkirg their elaiujf uear b, up on the tdopes of ths hill?. "Now and then," laid Cy Warma-i, "the young fellow -Ktoppei!, imt bi3 band to tbeleUIe of hh mouth, and shouted up to the men 'N Vor-r-k "ii S'attle papers!' in orthodox newsboy style. "I asked liim bow he sold ,thera. 'Fifty certs for Seattle an a dollar for New' York,' be replied.. He had U'.-o hundred pnpera. and' ?xpectd to clear a hundred dollars on the trip, which would taKo him three Uayr,." TTIAIN8 AltP.IVB TKAIN8 DEPAHT I. O. Kruiii Nuitxi. J- O. Uolug NnrtU, v03 4:17 U in Ni4 l.a a m Ni, ji ini60 a m Ho U :W p w Son i.-io p ui .no :m v u 1, 0. 1 lorn houl U I- Ooine Honta Jens a in fo 1 MX) P i no1u::..:.'oi5... n go6. No a B:m) p ni N" J m .5S ::v. :"i ,4V.-s-6:15 v w MM.Im-iiii VifliiCah M &0.rrtmNotih M. O. Ooing North No! 1:81 put NoS 'H'.SS MJ '.'Mil a m No 4 'a n" a:...;., .nisi ni ko ir-ip.1? Nu 3 J pn 1 1 :KI p m eVoo t rorii lUat W-s Ti'iir GinglfH9t R li-cm d m Ni mw a m ii I 8;0u m No eumluy trains. 1 t'ltton Hrlt, Cotton B,j!t Fro'mtfouthwest Coin duiitliweat Wo 14 U:30 p m No 13... l P W J7Mitin Jvon Mountain FromWcsi i-'ea v,r''1' NoW- .tS::i6 p m Nol'l 8' P hat in both places its pr l clrr::hi ion'WpristnU practically its tUi :ll-Cf.HUen. Tho Bulletin stands ready to ver; t forrnolrg st ;ter.icnt. It Is w'lllr. to have'tb merrhar.ts hn advrtis- p investigato, wbiia The f.uxen re- fuses. Her dor The Bulletin br.ve 1 1 i.x ts figures' "to make the Lest Uow- In?." The Citizen, which tried to "flx" and did "f:x" the city of Cairo In tV printing combine hold-up, e -po ed laat voar I the present management of the Bulletin. Is the lat paper to iralko any eugrestion about fii'-i figure?. The Bi'.lhMin's oser U etui op for eceept nc9. '".Vhr a ber.r. If il lav.-n you have!" "Yes," answered JIr..Ncsk-y's wif;, "or b'isband. keerf it that ay." "He must be very isiai.tr!-?as." "Yes, he never misses, a day w'tfc bis If.vn wower; slttough I could scarcely get.WiP to touch it until ui n-.-tghlMU.-s coruIainei abcut the nolaj it niafie." flENU FOR TODAY. FOR THE SCRAP BOOI ry MORNING. (Hy n:i::iy Eickir.'-cr..) Will there really be a rncrnbis? I.; ihero i.uch a thiag a;; dr.y.' Could-1 us it fi'0-.j tt-o mountaias If I w:.-? as ta'l ps they? Has it it:-;. !;ko w.j..r lilies? Kaa It fcathcra like a bird? 13 it -brauibt iron f-unoiis countries Cf which I've never heard? Oh, some scholar, oh, EOiT.e fai'rr, Ob, teat wioo man Lorn ths skies, I'lfas.o to tell a litUo pilgri:n Wh-re tha place called lnoralng lies. MarT." sild a lady' to !ier cool:, "I ;pv'-t tssf you ke:p hrtvr hi mm ;;-'l th.it, j-6u Jw.va leas c.'7.-pacy in .:ifv,ra rt n!c!.t. Ir-t rti.rht yen -Pi'iuo 'fi-ora fcWi.tr.g bt-eac:c- cf tha .ivi-'j u i'H'j IaiV45t'.r of 'i o cf cur r..:r.(,a f .-1 .t '-j m.ir'. I h'',. v," v,-;i;i tb" r' r'v; "but sn-S cou'.dt't help it. I wan Ur'in' her bow you t.'kvU ta cake ccl'.e oue day." All Illinois Central, Mobile. Ob to and Cotton Bolt trains arrive nfld 0v part from Central t-tlon. i-oiner of Second ttreet end Ohio treet.' All Big Four and Iron Mountain trains arrlvO and depart from the Union station, Second afreet ami Com mercial aveuua. Mail ma be dt'por.ited in the box at tho transfer station, located at Con tral Btation, 20 minutes bafore tho aa torture of any train. In His M'md. Yft'.u Ti-st f jHow. Mukden 13 al Vavs Irving to make mouauUus out of snoio billi. C!iinn-N"tT!rr.lly. Hg's been in the t"at estate uslncsa for a cumber of years. Scientific Cultivation. Ia the rrovirjco of Samara, Rus p'n. 4'.'5,'00 rcraona set t'-eir ftibsi'at--n;e from k-ss ll-.au three acres of bind per capita. MX CANNON'S RECORD. if rvivbl It. Hill and Owlet F. Nunby are really not to eir.timte at nar with each other, thry ought as a wie -precaution be repaired to give bond to keep the peace. Senatcr Tom Piatt has made this contribution to tbe humor of the cam ps'?n: "Both cfadldates etarl on b!ch arounl this yesr R-xscvlt oa Ren Juan Hill and Parker oa Pavld B. Hill." Ia addrerslng Mr. Roof.e'.t at Sa amere Kl'l Speaktr Cann'n fdlev-'d a someTrtat dreary rp erh by irr.psn ln? to tho pa'tildtnt this p eco of in formation: "Tbe cfnre'nf the prrF.ldrnt rf tv,e Vnited States is tbe greatrt on eirlh ar3 mny "tn-.petfit npn in the R publican party are ambitiatis to toM It." If Uucle Jr-pU b:l t"" k'rd morrt to glv- the .names cf those Rppubhc-n R"ntlenn who r s" vrt fanrtb'us as to a-r-'re t. the ltc dentialr.Tic, rould have cullteard the occasion greyly.- I -r- c"t-'V!r if'r-' b'r? r t-5-, r-tnl-1 rstiin. wm'.T.rnts be ''.-i!a-v-:. R"ec-3, as ece'.ct V.t rot re bow it ci'i tare hen i ir",r:-d It flairo-d t!1 te bl"-T of Tro' 1-d.-nee tl? rcs-.Tta of t Rcwb'l-rj-n Vgl.-la'Vn: St Ignore! ell IV brol rn p-oxi-rs rf th r&-T: I? t-s-ie-iTr? -!"d r'""';v rvirh rtT'lMrr cnnc'id !t!i tve Tca""n'.:c p'r ty tr1. tt r-'ltr.'. A a rlj-rn troh in th iTitrr5 t of bl"fr-lf -d bis rrfy It an Tfrvth r,g th't coa'd le desire J but It was r tron. Much reliance in this c-.mpalgn will bo put by the Republicans on thc- snec-ches to be male cy pa1r un- n-n. And the Revubllcana sr-j ro r. ta.-lnd to fa? silver issus that thv are I'utrad to l'JT it In, the-.ieh th'y alm't that It is ibsad. cn the ,,r.,i tbe txwoeratlc party b" hi T.n bTjtovs br-en rlcl.t on it- TMs tritr, -r-Vt.h bilo to lx,k up Mr, C.cr.e-s's o.,n rrr-ird. t- ae wb-ir b bs alv.avs h-n In ac-d with Prent nr'.itt'ni t-T bis par'y. In 387S fp-alr CaT-m vetfd to ovrrrl 'o tbe eto of Hay. rrirfit cf bii own nrtr. of t Ular-d-Mrfon Pslr Bilk It a? v.-fd for th- fi Tnen silver pnrci.ase anl la lc??.. after it h"1 vrrr'r. t.ted a r-nle. he vo'M r.c?lnrt tte reurM'ot it In 15 ho vm-n n r 'et tV ppor'tlon to mtVe United S'tniei bends fnyaW in ro..1. Thes? thint rj r,t n w In Ss'v b'-.t If the RepnMIeans !rit cn rals irr tb" nni'.ul-t fbo-t of rilvrr. i fc f-.eiri l"t is bve the whole ttory. The Couri'T Jr.urnal. Y.TCNE5DAV. AUGUST 3. El'.HVKFAST Fruit Ceresl sugar ana iea.ij Creamed Dried Beef Latticed A'OIRIOCS Drop Blfccuit CoXe-i LUNCH Cucumber and .Onion Ragout Fruit Icei1 Cocta DINNER Tomato Sou? Lamb Souffla t;reen v.ora Mashed Fotatoes Lettuce ticu'n v rt, Wafers caec-e Hambnrs Cream Coffee 35 Y!?iS AGO TODAY. rrcm The S.l'e'li of Au;. 3. 12C3. Cer.tral. t t1 v'e "f F,i''ay !rt it ry r ivt, v.;t or" -i-r ub-j t M i'.f ihf rab'ret ,1 1 T'".r. 1 ia Ti 'i' r.d '.i tb" v'.'n I 77y I VI l C x TIV?1' r' -"V- l, V. '-l.i-Vi- .s 1 r V .'-i- yv. V.-i.V.. y,-f i:? t- I i THE REASON. "Ib.s tbft s is vro-e fcr tb; CO'KP'ibti l-e'-'.-.e i eji'dar?" l.e muiU'-rt-l it." I I Cenccr Gets Flret Paper. In Cuba, two beers before a paner is tllstrlbuted a copy muct ro km, ':fh the editor's name, to tne govern, n-ent and one to the censor. When tre p.ipr is letmaed with the cen- wr's i idor.omctt tbe paper mcy so i tha public Eurcpian Railway Murtftrs. The arrar :e Ti"it of European rail '1 .n-., Psu!.s ar.d ui'irJers. On of the lat est cases is tho rrurder et an nr. ..r tr,.;.ctst m a train froTO M'laa to f5uiia. Tf S 'SC'in t-s-yi- tla vietita's r-tu-e conta:alB3 jiA'-J. j.tjr.ist Ccea to Ciriittiionun. U. I., t-rre'ie. l ead cf tbe de i?.rta-.cnt of 'botany. 'he Catholic Cr,ivcr-.i'.y cf America, has resinned it--, ti.'i fackity. He Is one of the vc-iriLt bctanlsts .f tho world and viil be" l.ljrli.'ied wl h the Smith r.i'r. p.siitutinn, where be nlll haf i vUcr field for bis research wori. Marias Carry Disease. The Nuw York MecHcai Jrurnf. coU-s tao tirfwvery thct the le.idiaf cf mr.s". by c.:tnmors h a piobabh prirce of d?se transmission. Mo ievit tuherdj t.'ilii were found in c!rt t-at tf f-Tty-two masks e.am !:.cd. THE BULLETINS' i i iv-s& 1 1 f; 5 TII3 anZEN DSCLINES. Ia Tndar rr-mir? r:lV! s iKxr-.! an rf".Porl;il wfh re' i.iir tr IV el:i-n Tbe E r;'!-Ti Hut H bad tV 'art'"! ra'd c'rc5;1;B rf fer y prtpr In the city of Cairo In f-m tectica wlti tils eiitorial Tbe Eulle- :-i 1 -t f nTi"t ti 1'h f-:.t n i-b" e f tho. tul-ir-'t 1 "r"t -i 1 f'. In f.r'r f''"-r la t..- r.Wiet 4,1 S'.t s and C--. ri r-'hr Tea f'-en. wt Airv Urf Vi-s la tb? -rrW.T -c f r. an Hr.perTr r- ,f r i)...ir.e...s vu T f "i i.. u-rn d v.i-.U VwM.rtJ. a-'v nov- thit .'V a."ivo aie-.tt.-0 ina::,.r elicu'.l la W.sri::l ta b.c :Ya?7;vr 'i b:;ttro Orve r. I .t' "le- T tccA Y7-,--,--- i i i-'a r .'.'-f iV: i r'"- l fr.- mrr'-'t r;;: tV tVi- cf tlv t 1 a r 1 i,----.f abjt t ft'f a ir'.-r. Mrt ::'-.-.-.2n-'-ir.t tb apTar'T.t Rb !r 'i- er- rf r-tr:-t'r. in tl" vc, l'tt- 1 r. rr c a" wt?d miintalad. It is r.lt Ir-i i.ile fr El ver sj.-4 fiti'v to irrc--? a iiay's si:f j"y rhrt of 1 to j;.cx ti to W ti. t tr opevr, or. l J' I I i ttd 0 a;-- --1 s- i f-r E? "H'. y". "t :--rc wa 1 i a t It is rcporH tbtt the Cairo and Yincennea railroid work upon which the r; "ts'' f a. t,'-Jitrh for J'.u i i r.:' tw ict"d r tad I St. f-o 1 ti'.n i aa use to ae; It cr to ya. Ej.ar.ts Csra for Es?:t. In f urn aonJ of the wo nen ntni ftrir rbK'ren o tte ra C I' cVf-s a-1 it Is w f-at trc- Li .1 v.,-,. The biMe? p's 1. .v- W f:-r rf the tl-ntar.tr, arVry'crrcf,! ut U tart tbelr little ctarfaa. 1 ;l Vi 1 t'A 1 'f. fr-r:J I f r4- V:-- mm f i- i l-riy 1 a ft- 1 11 x w WW

Liberty Can Come Only Through Its v Y.a'. vv n 7Vi ic- by MAVSICS MACTLK (.INCK.--Dramatist od Sociologist V, VERY indicatioa ecctns to poiut to tho fact ttat tho ukl-natc truths xdiU'n hldicrlo havo laen rcirih-J AS I.NGAl'ABLE OF SOLUTION IX EEALI1T avo nbr.it to le solved.' This u truo la the moral cs well i.s ia tho fot-ic-iitiilc sphere, ami thoro no reason v,hv polities, wLieh is only an ciapiifler.tioa of one Irnnch cf t!io moral, bhouli not oho Lc included vithia the scofa of thia ttitcuumt. For centuries man lui, so to Ear, ONLY HALF .LIAELX A thousand prejudices RjiJe from tho rc!i-io5.i prr jadicca have lnddea tho glorious summit of lus own report and twangs lrom na -ew. Today, uftor mobt cf tl.cso r.rtiiiciul peaks v.hich have tood between liim and Lb Loruon Lave Lecu removod, ho logins to realize hu ponliou ia tha economy cf ualuro mid the ohje-ct for which he wts placed there. Ho ii.Lcpr.nmg to uader,trvnd that whatever cannot f taad tho tc5t of region U nothing Lut idio fancy. He Liiows that tlio dkUnco that caunct Lo traveled today must be covered tomor row, and that TO ATTKMl'T CKOiSCUTS IS ONLY TO VA5TE MIECIOUS TIME ASD CAIN UECEniVE 11ESULTS. Wo naturally and qnile instinctively press on toward tho ultimata irorl of our loirs. When wo have rer.chcd tho ulmott Loun.lt cf human po.-:.:ii;!ity then only will we fu-1 thct wc aro really living, end then only will v.; know Low t- crd.-r cur Uvea to our own satis faction. I'rota tl.w prgrrsiivo iuitinct, which h constitritly Lccm in:r clearer, liens rpring r.a ever iiicrcair.g desire not to le content with a partial solution or to give up the attempt when only half tho height lir.3 bocn sealed, lut to press enward TO IlEACII TIIU feUJlUIT as foon r.spo5iihlo. ,TU', Loweter, docs not implr that the rtrugglo nftcr the ultimata U a mere pcelirg after absoluto knowlejlgo. There are alwayi hi evrrythir-g two cxtrcrac tchrccn '.vhk-h wo must choose. Lilev.irs in the inorr.f we miu-.t di-tinguiJi between tl. oluto altrui.m cn iho ono Land r.nd r,!.?olitte cgrLm on the ether, and in poii i.-s lotv.-cen" tho Lett rovLirmu.t im..r;iuah:c a gcvc-rrtt:ei.t whuh p-i-W end pro t,vt.4 it.i fbV;:ct'5 in f ve ry posfiblo way and ai.an.hy. IV.h cf tl:e:0 cncai'.TW rrc tiil r".!vt.'l, br.t v.e r.ay villi rci.5on a.f.mo thrt Ai.TT:n. m stamw m:ai:i:k the coal of oui; i:ac tjia:; aiolute imojsh. EXPCr.'UNCE TCUt.3 L$ THAT WE CTAM3 IN LEC3 CANGER CF ccctiviNG cjF.rrLvrs v.'kcn wc lcc:: rcnwAio inctcad c? CACKWARC, V.ili-N V.E LZZ,i U'Oii I li STEAD CF LOW. EVERY frcs-e;::ve ucvcme:t to r.n KA3 t'.r.i ANnivfcro At-D cvAvpicr.cD st r.z-i v.iio z-z acz'J'Zo tn the eecsnj.ing CF LC0Kif."a TC3 HICH. THEnirCHE V.HCN V.'E ARE 111 CCUBT A3 TO THE V.ISEIT CCOH3E IT IS ALWAYS SAFEST TO CAST CUR LOT WiTil THE .VCST E0.'.D t-lltEO I'ZU. V i Vt in tau CTr.cction v.L-ikr ii wc.ill la vrt.-e to 1, M pr.-.rt cl. J--:'' t LUrtv, :;orv;iTESTA;Dixa thlii: Fhc-wn,- a r.ndh a.itjtor," -1 cJ cirri.v-e or.t ct !tk-s. ir srita rerers and b-. of Itep rra lc. Fa 'la cf rem boa n-.orn the broad cpen aleeTes, aad a a.lii ccrd of lae sme color Uea acro t-e trcaau the mr. to 1 aa 1 1 P rH i.LtS. The nnvtr w 'it" :Ju ver, h ti c city a aii thc '..:.-,e th,n.;hf.-' r.w i:t :.l.-at:-.' rf 1 l;k J ,si, ile t '.rriT H.'l l''' '-f oinp.Ue rt.rt rf f'.r. f.-.-t t!::lt ti.C-T Ii. V knotV ti. -t t"'' worihr cf this liUrrr fir nac live titer it hes 1 ?t-n g-a:,t.: 1 il.: THK'nillXG OF I.IIJLI.IY CAN O.VLY KZ ALTAI I." ED Tiiiiouc.ii A loxo i'kiuou or rAtxruL expedience IN ITS JJISUSn. It U oa!y Ly r'ri.irg fr a h:li tnd duirr t i h k! that we can Lop3 ia tho rnrm cf tire to rt'ain to 3-j;lhirj worthy cf our tZoxU.- .What ia true cf Llcrtj tLo ii traa tl ether Lurn

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t BASE BALL CHAT FIC10FIS fait 'What's tlie,'ut;o jf counting chicks before they're hatched. CJarksvJllo, Aug. 2- The Cbamp- Ions, fresh from their string of six straight victories over the erstwhile leaders. I'aducah met defeat here to- my in me jastest game ever piayeu upno the local diamond. It was a gigantic pitchers' lmtttc and had It not boon for a home run of Iloejiplo over the right field fence fci the seventh Inning, neilhyr side would have ecored before dark. The visitors put up the cleanest game in the 'field, not an error being charged up against them. The score: R II E Cairo ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4 4 0 Clark.. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 X 0 1 i 3 Batteries Bittrolff and Harvey; Willis and Petit. Umpire Popp. We repeat it yet, lest you forget If Anybody asls you Iloeppla was LI'S name, not Holycrosn, that knocked the hall over the fence yesterday. DIAMOND DUST. Holycross reaped a harvest of t by his homer. Paducah Ncwe Democrat. Silver showers aro not tin unusual ucrnrrenca in Cairo. Possibly tltl? mark of appreciation of a player's work by our fan? has much to do with the playinp. We've trioi it for untie year:-: and have found it to In a creat incentive. Above ail, though, deu't be "grouchy," President Thompson has rightly awarded' to' Hcpktasvllte two gwe:' lost to Paducr.h when Lruid. the im pended catcher, was defiant'? playetl hy cx-Maaasrer Jackson. This decis ion regains fourth place for Hopkins- ville by a few points. Hopkinsvillo New Era If such Is the ene, the lets site fee rotary has not been notified by Pres ident Thompson as required by the constitution. Consequently no char.s will t'O m.sl in the rt audio? of The Bulletin until the notification has been r-'c -iv (I. Every true Fportsman in Cairo will BALL RESULTS kitty league. How They Stand. CAIRO 30 51 Pnducah ..73 Clnrlisvillo.. ...,7S Vlnet'nne 73 Hopkiiisville St Henderson SI 59 31 33 la 47 4S .CIS .003 .31:! A23 .420 .407 V.'e were 49 points ahead of Padu can on Monday evening. Now we are only 25 points to the good, decnlv regret the Joss cf these two By winning from Alice yesterday t carats by Pflncsh as it shoves t'r.e the Lunatics move out of the last 'eele i Champion .that ranch ahead on a and step into the fifth place. i -technicality Insuring almost a certain- ?v that the penncnt will land hen Tuesday's Results. Cairo, 0, ClAtkcs-.i:ie, 1; Henderson, 3, Paducah. 10; yr.ZfrEh -cp .ciof fAMc. Pennsylvania Man Ho!:3 Record as Chcmpicn CatiYje. Glonn "ttssei!,- ysun.'j men cf Hun ter, Pa., l.aj cert:!)ly broke a nil late records as a hawk c.-.ti her. be gan hiu work of CJteiilii? h.v.vka by means cf traps iu November Inst, when on tiro 2M day of that month ho bfigsed his flrtt bird, rMrfc h.id n rprend of vinjts E0n Inch i'rom tip to ti,. 'i;r I'v.y foli-vrinT.ro iri'rel.t CRiEVCD HIM TO' PAY TWICE. Ti'e rruis-Anemone. I:.;-..- Vincennc, Ilopynsville, S. Where They Play, Cairo at Clarkcsville; Paducah at Henderson; Hop'-Unsviile at Virieennos. What is the name of the man who knocked the ball over the fence yes terday at Clarks ville for a home run la the seventh inning? Hoei'rle. barring an accident. The only inter est now attached ia the fight for in dividual supremacy be' ween the two old-time rivals. Cairo and Paducah. when next they meet this month. We, Werneeke has been released by Pa-1 of Cairo would much rather hare dticah to make room for Pagan, who fonght and lost than to win en a tech- L'JNATICS DOWN ALICE. Vineermetf. Aug. 2. Pettifor, the Aikanas razor br.ck, had .lice guess ing fend coupled with her rocky play in tf in ,he outfield the Lunatics had a wait: away. Moore of the visitors slammed one over (he right nctd reace for a home run. The scorr: P HE Her). '012 0 3 2 0 0 S 11 2 V!n oo 0 0 1 0 0 O 23 9 8 I'af teries Pctt if or and Moore; Whitley arid Le-nren. fmpire- 2:n kans. asot'-.c. On Ic: r S another o "i tj !t, v: i.'. 4 j icc.Jic l cL.t.',rv 27- cf t! lt ycfr r.1.'- otl?cr w:v c.-tiVt, which n:-:tired El i.;;:h-:s. y a o o::j which sSo-.vci a p, rea-1 of v.-;;i3 cf f-e laches: or v.-? lil'.i ntr-t'ter was add "i, bavl-i;; lr.c'.:os of w!2, ci tUe liHh tdotrir lis fi'ilr.v 'r..f tfarred. which showed up C3 i::c'.e.i of talilu? power. On the 21th revhapi tho riia dy of 'cm all was taken, nnd this iel low 'could unfold. C5 Inches 'of wing, t ower. On tho tamo da,ts onolfter was cpcoyvil irf) Kr. Rn?;o 1 s-trap, with a v. t.ng measurement Of CO inches. can't field any better than little Ar nica and he surely can't hit as well. in':."l;ty not of our' making nor to j which we laid claim. Paducah i;i ("aim's antagonist and we 11 fight The Champions are now so far them every inch of the way, but ahead of the Toni-Tom Betters that J shoulder to shoulder we'll ftand the latter cannot even get a 33icll of j against the common foe when cither the cloves. ;is to be wronged, D0IN3 BETTER WORK. Henderson, Aug. 2. After losing seven straight games the visiter: macagc-d to turn the lab!-- and adiain Istend a crushing defeat to the locals. The score: It I! E Fad. 0 0140050 010 12 ..1 1 0 1 0 0 0 (1 03 7 Clarksville lias given up all hope of Unit-bin? better than th'rd place. Brace up. Seng Diggers, and fight it out until September 11, and never say quit. :HANCE CCCKTAIL WROUGHT. Pitcher Frakns of the Seng Diggers Is one of the liveliest consumptive ball players one ever saw, for ir.sUv.d of being on his last legs as a trrrlt of the Inroads of bacteria baciltus iuberculosi, he reported at Clarks- vllla on Monday ready for work. Where did tho Paducah Kewe-Pemo-crat get the information thc.t Cr.iro and Faducab n.et. for the last time this season last Sunday? The sched ule provides for six more games du ring this month making a total of 21 games during the entire season. The Iron Man from Danville has the carpet or rather the covering for sev eral floors, being made the recipient yesterday morning by the '"basehai! girls" of two big druggets and fully a dozen Wilton and Smyrna rngt. He is now only welting for the de-d to a house and lot' During the interim he will rent a warehouse to store h-s j presents. Life Chan;sd Trcm a Barren Waste ta sn lrii3s;ent Dream. They sti.-od, a man and a won an. In he gallery, lot-king down on the glit "erirg throng ,f dancers on tho fiocr i?e!ow. "What was I saying to you a r.c-'T.-..t ashed the man. "That is, y.-f.-re .1 went out?" "Yets were saying," said the wctn 'i'. "things that ma;te se sa-i, even hi the iratlst of ail this gayety. You rt'led it a pa'.nt3j glare you Bpokft all thesa won:ea u'.va there, each hsging in the secret recesses cf. her heait so.te supreme sorrow, some c'soykg unrest. You wer-3 wondering 10 what depths cf remorse, within he next year, eacfl mi?ht reach. You -poke of the men; how haggard some .X their faces were. You e-J.i the pace as too much for some of them; death and disaster and ruin hung over this throng like a grinr:g sheh-ton. Iteolly it tan given me the shivers. Dc-a't ycu lemember wlit you said?" He turred ard lwk"d at her, Taere was a look of complacency on his r.aftofiep Braid .nt and Downing. and Dry- I'mpire Viclec. AMERICAN LEAOl'O. AT DETROIT. Detroit 2 8 -1 Mow York 1 1 2 Batteries Prill cad Powell; Keli no.v and McGuire. AT CLEVELAND. n H E Cleveland 1 c 2 Concn 4 11 2 It.i'teries Moore and Ec-ulow; Tan nocill and Fam II. Witnsss Was Raluct'nt. Course!: "I luslt on an answr'to my outstlon. Ycu have mt told me ell the conversation. I want to know tltst passed between you and Sir. Pones cn the occasion ta which von refer." i'-.-'uetant .Witness: "I've tcld', you v vevythir.g pf ary conseqneace." "You have told me that you said to him, 'llor.es, this case will get into tho court some day.' Xcw I want to know whet he said lu reply." "Will, he said: 'Brown, there Isn't anything in this buir.ess that I'm -shamed of. and if any snooping, Htt-e, Voe hawing, fr.r-br-sir, glmlet-eyod le.vyer, with ha.f a pound of brtlas and si.t;en cttccos of jaw, ever want? to knew what I've teen talking about. Just tell him.' New Pauiist Superior Gensral. George M. Soarlo. tti-j teacher, writ er and astronymer, hss been elected uptrlor general of the Faulieti. He !-as in turn beeei uth the I'nile! states cor.-r curvev. a ErofessrF t itir.r-pol's Kaval academy, a profeor t Harvard, a prof-"ser in the Ca.hi?- tic nnivfrritv t Washington and sctor of tho Vatican oeecrvat-ry at ome, How Two Dollars Spoiled an After, noon for Kueseil Saye, Knesell Sagr Sf ldoui takes any amusd nient. His pleasure' la working and gathering In the gold eaglei. Yet Ut'cie linsf jell ret only had to pay for ticket? for an enrrlnie.mcct, but he had to pay the eecoed time. A f .'.v jenrs ago Mist; Helen Clotihl rc.vo a lawn fete at I.yahnrst cn Hud fvr ti: benefit of the .vuvy brsnch of the Yttmg Men's Cirle.tien a?soclu Hon. The tickets of admission were si ca-, 'r. and Sirs. Sage are cleeo fi 'eral.; of Xlstj Gculd, ,aml she often c:terl (hem. f,.'r. 409 bought too tiel.cn. On the afternoon of th lawn f-to he owl Mra. Frg'3 left Xo' York for I 'vingfcn, and ther.ce went to Jiies ("ojld's by r.tage. idlsg Gould's orders 'rrra thai one should be aclmiiled to tho grou-idn without a ticket Th" police wei-9 on hand to enforce thiti eemmni:;!. Vie tte.ge that Mr. and Mrs. Sage creae in .ns full of peopla. Tickets '"ere Jem:;ii'd, and evury oue.ahowed Ms excepting Mr. Sage. He fumbled :T;H!nd in all his pockets, and kept the j ci-nc n-. t-iusi tag.; and it a occupants waiting tor: :!l"''fr "i' 4,,lj 'h r ;,-o 1 1 1 five minutes. I'lna'.ly he as id: "I'm Kussel! Sage. l.'ovght two tlnhcts, but I have for "e iten to bring them." Th; ticht-t man replied: "Mi.-'S '.lould's, onl-sr is that every one mm t isnve a ticket. You are blocking the way; eo -pleaie give ma $2 or slay mi." Mr. gage reached down deep and lir.MiAt out two old dollar bills and heeded teem to the ticket man, heav 'eg a heavy siah. The saddest part of e etory was that' Mr. Saga found the tour, j o mins.'ng tickets afi:r he was la i i-miths the grounds. I7ndrr nn nek trrs In n-wnmlHrnl, wticr 'I'litf i:'vu-i:iH' vpiinK had Urofped It fti'li) li'-r Ik: -A fiinl! a-firtwer, throuah v.'h!eh 1 (..'crnrrl lu Ecyoii i the wiuld inl ece what no man Oiir Heboid and Ilve-ttlie myth ot tyiywie cay Cii";i nini tlnrtvtnlim nivl tho t-irn J?:iit lic.iuty ot ten bey v.'boia Hcho

Arxl lly-iopiUuis, whem Ap.-!li iluwcd Willi Ifivi! dixj Ui.uth, iil Oaptiav, fulr. All.! tbat recit-au-ndt-r ajrl wboirt Fan irsncd. I sloM nnl gazed, and tlnoucrh tt Bocme. T .v.'i. Tb l-jnrs fact divr.ce by tho forost i lur iu.fr wild Uow i t!ie i'uen, with lixitT.iii.-; i-ii.', (Jerji in ttjQ bwengo, knoclliij? cn one I. ve.itiMr,; the TiandcrcJ OreaU Craw 11 U'f wti.l licirt lM:tR!T lilt- n tinpey hi I'J.lii ii nil, ti:o i.ivtti- t.r o!'l. Al), -1:1 tnu brtiji.t t,!iu;i. of t;i 3 i ;u of :iJ, Er'i''"i th wmnlfr w.n-! of poetry, Taouib tt I t.;h..:icU 111 fancy lu ticnoU. '.Vliat otVr flower that, fashioned like a ,"l;il Draw. iif f.-nU llfo from rarth and bravo tt -i,-.- Of till tlm heavens, can e;ifost the iif-i;iiK Thstt t'::j, BUETficst. in' whom mi trace of r: Or .-i-ii ryst; where- 8t.ainiri Inm- crc, It-yoiul our vtslon 7. Tl-.nt tr..icre-.iii;! beauty wJiIlIi the -H-t W. .-11. i :i truth w. hnllpcjt find art it ti'iiei 'Ui,'r' wncrem pmbndK'l ri 'Ihi- t t-i-i-j,.-! bnt i.iai:vt' ttio. Ku.l's Im mortal part; -I.!p-.lnc5tt's. For the Ladies, i To tho u'Jj'I attaining womanhood, tl: young woman,' an,.l those cf matmt years, during the recurring titneu iicprcs:;iQrt nntl oiscoiniort, wHeaxsa titre requires a mile osswtaiice, v. s a flam's Pills r.m a special boon. Sea special Ii StructioiiS, Bold Everywhere. In bosca 10c, and 23d Occufcilon and Charcctsr. It !s curious how every eean';. char--Otcr la India saens to be dctermineti by his occupatlo'a. Frlcklcycrs rrc always ac-Uva and cc;-sctic, nwirnv heidn lacy and in? Ehootuekcre uornnt r.u.1 dej.th-.ed, gold clover .ted plamlUn ro.recs. and blac.tsmli.is feo,vf.;pt of tho lirit water. His Own Pen Picture. Frof. Henry -Doers of Ynlo in not for his dry wit and h's las cliseirii.-i ilia clumps ectee nt 5 p. m., v.k O-er-iJ lot make r.tndeuts rati' 'IrowRy. 1 IcH week n nophou't ic t, :!-cp cn ti rear bepeh. F:wf. I.ci eali&d on h'm, and iitmbliiejj to 1 .feet in reapon: e to hit itcSghl rW v! '.rou a uudoO tho youth drawled, Yu ir. "Rea1 tho poem on page cn." "Oli, how eieeu and frehh I am," tl vorscs-Lagan, but the claa cajiit c hy that time and a gain of lju&ht -mded that particular readhig. ,i nuu ib ncer:it'j. In all tho ,1'iwer orders of lifo it tho male who- tevelopfi .special rd" mentfl. auh s gay feathers and eov hiiee, to attract th9 femslo. T'-o i versa I of tho procoia among huma' scorns to Icdlcate that womnti hut into a false position somehow. Si Theater Seat3 Ara Hl-h. Seats are Lirhcr-prleed at i;o Tr opera i '.n e than ia any o(inr Ui pean cajutai. In spito cf tho lut tl i trtft stale Kivos tho l,uii-1ins r-.t f- and an r.iiima! subvention ot 5tao,Cy Q eSESLJ2S C&wwm nvxx7ms eszm r4 Mow to AT CHICAGO. P. II F. Some wag called up The Bulletin office last night and inquired what ..the ecore was Sunday In the Faducah Cairo game. Ha was informed that it a 3 to 2. "All right," responded the wag, "I thought it was 2 to 3." A minute later the same was; called up the offico and inquired: "What's the. name of the man that knocked that homo run over the 'Eelvidere Uottled Beer sign?'" The Champions still have 42 cimr-, yet to be playc before the Foa.fn closcfi September 1 1. Now If they win two-tbirdi of three fames with the exception of the six to be p!aV: with Faducah. whera it Is figured that they will take five, then a Etanlms of JOS won and 41 l.-.st, wl.b a percentage of .723. This makes the pennant a cinch, "Dil I say all that," Li replied, "hc- fare I went out? Well, weill You mtiU f':r,e:vo me. It isr.'t eo. tVr.y. r-ee ho.v they are all enjoyla them-"3lve--l What a irasriacent alsht! ?.'fcat a grant' thfcs 13 lift-! Ho this ansis thrlla mel lly feiend. It ii Tood to be alive." Efce looked at: i.im In actcnlshment. '"U'bat his charged ycu sj la mica a Eh'Ut time?'' ehe e:.:h.imed. "Vk by, htforo ycu went out lie waved Lis hr.rd. "THr.55 are il:Tcrrr,t row," he eaid. "I've j t-i had a cockiull." Chicago V.'ashlnetcn Batteries Owen acd Caliivan; Jac obson and Eittredge. J a ...1 2 AT ST. LOUIS. St. Louis 3 7 1 Philadelphia 9 11 2 Batteriee Ptlty and Kahoc; V.'a l dc'l ai.d Sohroek. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK. !cw York-Ch!caf;e, postponed, we! srouaus. AT EP.OOKLYN. BrooUIyn-riitshurff, postponed, wet sronaus. New, Henestl I ove.-hcs.rd this rpietlon: "Till sr.y trv.ttrul woman pretend that e'ja ever ste.ycd in the heue rf a friea.1 fer a cou;!e cf Cays witlf-nt being; 1 a: ly cor!elc-ti3 of sro' 3 le.ler.icr.a't" l r.. on the part of her I.eiU-si? No v York Fe. AT PHILADELPHIA. rhlladelphla-C'laelnnaU postponed Wet Ground a. AT BOSTON. Boston St. Louis; Postponed T.Yet Trct'.nd.s. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. AT COLUMBUS. C-lurr-btis, 12; Toledo, 2. o-ncs EC Y WAS CEN-HCU3. Allowed His Cjvtploysr Overtime "for Lye..-?-,. Visiters who want to see Charlee 21. ITijt tliadii tu.-ie.ess iioura at -.be euutmit of the Broadway Fxeha.is-J yecraper r.ro cor.rroatd by a row ct dee a, a railing wilU a wicket sat and a boy. "?.lr. Flint in?" asked a visitor cf the boy one day last week. '2.'o, sir." "Vv'htn Co you expect him?" "Oh, an hour or so, mehlc.' "Car't you tell -ma unything more ie.inite than that?" "Wc-il," aeswt-red the toy. "he's '.ecu gone to lanoke-m twenty roin ute3. I usually allow him an Lour and twenty minutes fer lue.eh." "Ch. I see," sabl tho visitor, as ho f".rr.--(l tcvard tlio door. "IJc?, here," shcu'.oi! the hoy. "I see," answered tho vie:t',r. I don't re. rem that I allow Mr. Flint iii hour cad tv"rty mimic's for lunco. I r.een 1 e tai:3 tlxt time. ScaJ" "I sec," ivplied the vieltor. tt i.e ri. i?r7 ST. C Mm 4 ii 4 i i r v ti H mm tt ii t CO EAr.LY AND STAY LATE DID r.r.'jCY c: "T. Inciljr.srt Vr. ten AT INDIAMAr OLI3. Icd.';nrv;;oiis, 2; Louisville, 3. AT KANSAS CITY. i City, J; St. Paul, 4. it WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS l Will profit ly afMing a trip to Colorado, Utah ;J or the Pccifc Coast, touring the delightful Rocky It Mountain rcetoa via the DT-.NVKI?. X- RIO CP. A VTYP Railroad, nhichhas inore srerrlc attraction';, mem tain resorts, mineral springs and hunting cad Ushhg grotirirls thin any other line in the world. The 'nvigoratirg climate cf Colorado makes :t cr-pccially inviting for a summer vacation. As health resorts, Macitoa, Colorado Fprings, Glcnwood Springs and Salt Lake City are world-famed. Low excursion rales prevail to Colorado Springs and Utah via all lines allowing liberal step-overs at and west of Colorado points. Throi car service frcm St. Iouis and Chicago to Colorado, Utah and Caiibrr.it pcir.'.. S;:po"b dining r.ar sendee a la carte, cn all tl rv-h trains. icantti;:ii laasiratcd lookhets will lc free cu cpphcaticn to S. K. Hooper, G. P. T. A., Denver, Colo. t 4

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V 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 AT MILWAUKEE. Illwaukce, 2; I'iimnapolis, C. THXCE-nVE LEAGUE. AT SPTiSNCFIELD. n it n r, r, i i r, t Fait cries Sm-lnj-fif M T Il.-d 1 Fleet ttrme 10 inr. t U-rcrtj.iatsly Ml-- ;p ;-ph'j-,. A. H. t F-t?n ft rcolo-rl-jt. vho 1.: sl.twn the toa-1 to h one of the f ;ru;er'3 best irieuds, raid ree-e tly: "The t.e 'i his !-ri te.l'.!e.d"ritoa(I ia the r-s r.:t:cii nle'taderstoctl as a cerleli feic cf r:l: e. "Ties v. .1- .r!-.i:.K a nail ic; '''ir, ee i o.: iif,-ht he i.et t;p at a i ll-.eiJa. f.ct mo rain?. ie.- raid bi n: 'et r!3:-ins EVER CHANCING SPECTACLE NEVER WILL EE REPEATED PICK CUT THE EE3T FEATURES .eriirii'fz, leuir-trr on1 Stniti ';r.i F.: lwr a:vl Xielknap. S c r. I pime: '-Iprlnffi'dd C; ir V J.-- r:.-!-re camr.;t2 cn T:.e and Lndwlf. Far- ft C (I h'tie lc i ai b: ai-.'u -t, t; "f..;d v,,, r-.J. fiC la !ho r;:jei jieit to jo 'iru.'-.y it?' my f.-f-.-..; 0!'ei;'. I :!.ce.U i-.ir.lt r. SiJMit talf the r.i'iet jo'in wall to n.ei.o it s? e'i.' "'It me. t l ave been a reir.indpr stnul-.-r.' sa!.! the.knihrd. r'-ntly. T!e coi-(.t -j layer tela l.:s ti. n r'Teer. in the t.e .t rue a np;.li-;.: e hi. i so her.rily that l.o w :t over LET TME CAMERA leet rilcl.t?' ifed sav er. V.'hr, I on tr.n I -v.ry j.oce l:-ew three tii.iC.i. An GET EE3T A RECORD FC-f AT CLOCViNCTC.'I. r.1rT!mlr,lrn I".;!:--",-? r.-vterfi-.-: Itlo'.ro 0-.tt.ju ard Wolfe. ft T! .310 .2 3 and Lin ova a: AT CECATLTt. n-rjiftir Davenport FTt-.-i. .V-ie'n l tr.d Wallace and Vlli'fr.)'. r. it n ...n in r f 7 .1 O'Ccrst-r; Loratirn C!-r,e. prcitctr ret.-'', via ht a m fe'ir..! feiih l.i -lflra;-y cf sdvertis liir, rxt cr.ir',-l-:lei:, r.i!-. tl-e r in.it' ;e.i.e:::c Lt. t-. th'o chairr.aa of tho coei ;il. tea oj DT.T.Kn-'T'i!. "V.T.fj p.if ud f.o prc;r.iran:ci?" 3i'-;':J th j- nr.-; trm. "I ci'd, r-i 1 f' -lr-nii. "I V ei;;'.'e joa t: thst jot j.ert cf''1) t The Exposition nt St. Louis ia a.-vronderland, mihs m extent. If you spend the whole seven months in the grounds, you will not bo able to see a tenth part of all that is interesting. You must eo early and stay late and epend as many hours as possible within the gates. It is a thousand exhibitions in one and its daily C i"-"" fuwT.-.Mua tu pictures utai never grow eomnionplee. You will never sec it twioo alilre. Vhat happened yesterday will never happen again. There wa3 but one Dedication Day, one Opening Day; the .Indians Pawnees, AVicblt.is, ilores, Irog'ottes-Luild their Luta but once. In fact the errcrfnnit!ps of tVnTniV -n-lll onri i -.-.f t L wv WKtv UV ence in a generation. An iuternati'.tnal enosif,ior Inr.r U than that now open r.t St. Louis will bo a $100,000,000 propyyilicn.' Tt will have to onli.-t tho action cf all tho I states and all the foreign couutiiog, as this lias done. rrol.aWy Uiere will be no assemblage of tho 'same magni tude during the lifetime of anyone now living. Tiicrtfore, let the si nation be fuHy eppreciated. Decide lcfore!i.ind, as nearly as possible, what features wi!) he Mc?t intei t'tting and valuable ta yon. Do tlieso tliorrjjhly. Then, for general rcforeree, find as a souvenir of tho whole spectacle as it appeared from day to day, secure the best pictorial and thseriplive record and history cf tlio ever.t, whitli means the supeib and exhaustive 'Torrst City" Vcrld's Fair Art Portfolios, which place ycu in possesr-icn of i'iO fph'i;h'd reproductiops of selec ted photographs, tahen cxprcse-ly for the work br the ofl'ioir.i photographer cf the Exposition and described by Secretary Walter B. Stevens. The series is beautiful, U it is artistic, authentic, and cHiCtU m evcrj' sense It transports to your very borne the greatest Uni-ver.-rd K.-cpcsilioa.tho world lias "ever seen, and keeps it there for all the years to come. It is our duty as intelli all TIMS; ger.t uid proirre-.-ive Americans to h-rrn and hnow about this great World'. Fair r.t i:t. LouU No cro of uj will look unon its like pgairu HELP YOU PICTURE3 l r:.:r:e '.ec was Lot ;r.t i wr. iircr.ee.' "I ti i.-.'t ii thst rci t it; to re AT P.CZK ISLAND. a or I: I .ri TlcrVf.-.-l t 12 r?e-'V--,?r rtia cr.3 Che-' Fehcr arj .1 rr-. irjthlni; gb'tit the wa f'tl-'ed nt-cctlcn to voi !1 ".I.1! T.F rr H :3 a:-ectlr.n to yoj. .Tl.- r. ;.vr.c j t '-iin't si-eta to It now yyu 'iere thcrs." j j j -c-j t c- tnrary, a re.: r re W nlca.ls to! 1 a: 1 w?i fr. ra'e. v ;,t- j f cilj n. -n I r.v.z ti at. cjer'e ur'"" i 4 I cl.it'i l.e.r ku;-f.-.-.dy ir.- III "Cf cenrro c:.t. Atil tl.aft r.l-;-!l Ifo'v to Secure the Scries Tro frp'rS rcprofltrr-i'rc:, Mhl"h ni'l Cor''irf? a comf.lc" saven'r nr.-l rf ortl of lh I!x.ci"'tiont re not l.'si rth'it.ul by u ga a natter of frN 'J rather t pica our rA erf. A lt!.':!i the l-ryular j-rl.-e M ?3 errt fof car b pcrt.'..;.o, 1" -L?.? tbfl ent'TC icrleg with. la the rtac 'a cf tvery r a)cr tt on1 13 Cents a Tart Fill csl (!ikCipia sri brng er wri la at, rtHk 1 iESTS, t htl fit 1 hf3w. 1 1 9 tt t jl tt: t w. t tt t it it i J r.e Suro to SI rrte Whlcb Tart rou Wkh. l.iioiase iier-ritn inj Ten Ccrnt f ceve I a.'n cititlcd &e orto cf jruur icvi.-rt. WESTERN IXAGIT. AT ST. JOSEPH. St. Jescj-b. 7; 0:aal,3, 9 ntsge). (13 ie. AT DES MOi.VE Des Itoinc", 4; Denvtr. AT !OUX CITY. zx City, t; Cclorao i?prir.g?. ii ?,'.et t' crei t,. hii.-l;? 'r-, i." e re.ru.err.e ti. it's i.oee." t I V tocovfr tl cot if n.irpiivc, -TBirrrxi, ap it H-ihl Frcb-h'?, A reel f ;-;rr Ie irll of a Ur'rcrrVr r. I 'i ".ea ir-f-avan, rrta f-ei-Ci tar'7 Lt I I f rir r.i-r r.f the J t tern hy tr.-j r-f tie pr. wrc'.V t H r he- I jrevr-i a cerH:a r.-.-.-vs!-I f j t?-a in F-.el:,l -V e:i. r." h r-Mlcil. rri.v-J i j:-:,. ii:s ;no, v ktusi, tTC f I-r. j-'jt cat t -.t t?:I lli'Ia rx-CFOn t. Us t ?bt ar-J I rinj t r r.-;.1 ti ii vr's Ji ten i(.,el anrt .1:3' f.rt Ur.1 v HI !.-o called lo j ca at c;kc. CU tj-ca or a-Jrcs-, v

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY. MORNING, AUGUST 3, J?04 8 .i.'' THE CAIRO fJULLLTHN GENERAL LOCAL :-HEWS A KENTUCKY DIVERSION RiT 1 1 5 -""I J. i i t Entered t ths Cairo Poa'.oSUvi for tmnmi(sIon UiToul Hie uiu'la 4Mwvvd-c)ni raiii. CHRONOLOGICAL ry- 9 v -Aug. 3 In History. ifiS-Columbtis sailed from 'PnJns. Spain, on his (list voyage of discovery. ISC' Jflrcmy Tnyli'r, Wrhcp of Down snrl .Conner; Ireland, and author cf noted wurjks, dlU at LIf burn; born J!13. J7S5 OHv-pr liaiard IrVrry. rmvul hsro, brn In South Klucslon, tL I.,' died 1833. v lKK-HflmUtjMj Fish, atatrraian, fcrrn la Nw York city; dfei im. 1SC0 Comrordore Jscob Jones, commandT of the Whsu when h captured, t ho Frolic, died at Philadelphia; born I7'M. XlWS-Charlw O. JIa!jil?ie, American writer and viunt;r njiditjr, liei In 'cw Tork city; born in County Muth. Iri- Ir.nd. Jfi. Stvural popular war poena Xrom the prn of Colons Halplne as. jiNirnd over the pscudanym cf Frlvuto JJlles O'Pcjny. ISfl-Ctearo Inness, notd American la'id mpa painter, died In Eitutliiml; bora l!l03(Jl:!BC-prv Hrrto, th patrtnroh, ef Venire, elected to the papal t)irtr ti aueteed Ito XIII. He tituail the I tills I'lus X. PERSONAL MATTERS Note cf Interest Relating to Citizens, Their Friends and Reia- tlvea. i Mr, James Fitzgerald Ij HI at St. Uary'a laflrmary. Mrs. Rnfas Flartt is ill at her home n Twelfth street Mr. Don Milne leaves for St. Lculs today to visit lb World's fair. Mrs., M. Creighton Is reported i'l at her homo cu Seventeenth.' street. Miss Lillian Riley is confined to: her home on Sixth street with ma-: laria. Miss Mollie Galbraith Is In St. Louis visiting her f,i3ter, Mrs. E. Sl.i tames. Mrs., Edward Cannon la confined to lier home on Fourteenth blreet with rheumatism. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Grace and Mrs. John W. Oholson are visiting raia tives la Barlow. Ky. Mr. A. L. Shepbard of Thirty-fourth etrcet.and niece, Mlns Lulu Young, are visiting the World's fair. Mrs.' Samuel Shoemaker returned yesterday from a visit with her par ents et Creal Springs. Mr. Nikih Hastings of Inaraham, 111., is the guest of his brothers, Mas Bra. Sam'l and Ira Hastings. Hortce A. Clark of Mobile, super intendent of the Mobile Ohio rail road, was In Cairo 'yesterday. Mr. Raluh Seigleuian loft Monday for Denver, Colo., near v.birh vine' he hps accepted a posiitoi oa a sheep ranch. Miss Vanderbrook of Jackson. Tenn, was In Cairo yeste-ydftv en route from the World's fair to her home. Mecdames Leila Evans, ir, O. Far row and. Miss Francis Farrow hnve returned from a visit at Dawson, Springs, Ky. Judge W. S. Dewey who la suffering from a sirainort ankle at his home on upper Washington avenue, is not yet eblo to be out. MIsse3 Craee and Lei's Coodall have returned to their home In Ma rion, III., after a pleasant visit with Miss Blanche Parsorre. Mian Mary Cibn la vHilni? friends and rclntlvea In Mt Carruel, III. Mr. Maioa Collsmith is 111 nt L! home cn fioventh Brreet. Mr. Charles Mowrey hr.s returne. to his ho-r.a In Er.ft St. Louis after i phort visit with his brother, fornie: City Clerk Wn. Mowrey. Mm. Ceorp! Ii'tner and daughter Mtea May. of Eleventh atrort. lef! yesterday for Asheville, M. C. for th benefit of the former's health. Mr. Lloyd Pinney has resigned hli position as rlork at the Western t'n Ion "Jderaph rrjmrany pud has taker a position nt Mounds with tJllinoi. Central. MIks Sophie SerMan of Fif teenth Rtre, will leave tonight for a Ujoe weeks' visit to re'atives at rioonvlile. Mo. Sho will.a'i visit tht V.'orM'a fair before bur mum. Mr. J. P. Bozeman left fr St. Lon'. last n'eht. where he will meet hi son, Mr. Harry Bozemen cf Houston Tex. Torjetlier thry wi'l visit th fair, coming to Cairo the latter par; of the week. Mr. O. J. Fckhardt and shier who have been visiting with the family of Charles l. Kichols have rttnrrtod to the'r Jbftnse In Kt LohIs, Mrs. Erk bardt, formerly Miss Geoftta Kichois, 11I remain Lere several days. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCabe who have been vhltirs the la:t?r' pr.nr.t Mr. and Mrs. IX. Kain at 1H03 C&t. rtTc'al avenue, left for Memphis Teiff yesterday to vitit friends ho fore crrne to Ackerman, M:?s., when Mr. MrCabe has business. Mr. and Mrs. Gorire W! cf Chi cago and tiephe-w, Mr. F. Ryan, after a fhort vi; It with the farmer's danphter. Mrs. Chailcs Cassf'.l ef Twer.ty-fe cni ftrevt, wha ls fcca rjuite ill ,av gnr,e to St. Louis wfc?re they wl;' vi;t the fair before retnrnlrrg host Cs'ii Prtce for Oii Vctume. A C5'- f'!io Shakespeare was sold ta Lcticn recently for X4CS. Brief Mention of Events Concerning the People of Cairo d Vicinity. The front rrf the bnliaiuss at 1"13 15 Washington avenue are being ri ov.t preparatory to putting lu modern all attractive stone and steel fronts The Illinois Central offers a reward of ?1.00 for the arrewt and conviction of the men who robbed the pa.wn gers on tho Diamond Special oa the night of August 1, 1901. Dr. E. S. Dlckofson possesses a co-,v that, gave birth Eunftay to twin calves of opposite sex. The calves ara stnai but vigorous and will doubtless at tain a fair slr.e. Lena and Lacy Lind have sold their property at the northwest corner of Twelfth and Cedar streets, situated on lot 1, -block 1, third addlJon to Annie Kline for 01,000. Tho portable lunch stand which has been located at tha corner of Twelfth street snd Washington avenuo for several months, has been taken away, and the naseous smell of constant cpoklw'c which formerly encountered the olfactory nerves is a thing cf the past, .'i-'Tlwra remains five vacaneles In company K. Illinois National Guards, and Capt W. P, Greaney says he wpuldjlkg tt fill the places with some of Cairo's bet youn? men. The com pany' will drill tonight and applica tions will be received by Capt. Oreaney. Eugene Srons entertained a few Friends. Moadsy eveufng at 6 o'U-ick d'nner at hia homo. 703 Washitigton avenues, in honor of Carl Fredc-rlcrs- dor.f f t, Madison. Ltd., who la vjbitlns M.W-i-David Braunara of Eleventh .froet, The stiasts were: Robert Soidsmlth of St. Louis. Kenneth Weu irer, Lee Reno, Donald Bain, Frit Pra;ttey, Fred art man. Ton u v.i- iraru, Horton Crehnn. Tbe new pump recently Installed at ;h water works plant wa. tested ye.- tcrday end found satisfactory. Other imrrovements will be made at tiie Ity water works. Two more large sul.-MliU tanks for the filter wi.h a Capacity of 80.000 gallons each will be installed. The filtration plant at tho pre&enr ha four of those set?lihs :anks of like capacity. In order tu aiake ronra fur the new tanks tha f;I er bnildlng will be extended C5 feet n length. Xews ha3 ben received here of tha dfcth cf Thos. B. Ellis, of Rock Is rid, 111., which occurred nt the home jf his daughter, Mrs. Kate B. Scott, at Titebrfct, HI. J'J'y 27. The deceased as a brother of tho lato Henry B. Sl'.is of this city and was 80 years of iao. The remains were "taken to Rook hd-nid for 'interment 'h.iside the grave -f the deceased's wife. Mr. Ellis re dded in this city many years apo and wncJ sad operated the Arlington hotel. This 'little roroanre happened, It is 'ail. over in Livingston county last ft ek. One day a baseball team went to a nelghttorln? town to play. Amons 'b visiting players was a younR rr.a:i who adrnlrpd a young woman In the trivn in which th teams were to play. Thf?,lrl was loyal to ber town and atted the home tpani to win. Her teady" was pitcher for the otbT ids Rnd she told him that If be wou'd throw' 'the game end let the bow-' ir.b win fhe would be bis. The younrr uien did rot promise; Whn be went into the box he pitched his hardest tni Ms side won. After it was all iver tha rirl a! I: "John, you dl la't la what I asked did you?" "No. 1 V-eided thit I no-i'.d win yon fairly r not at all. Now, I'm point; to t'y o win you fairly." "You've already lnn it, John." said the elrl. "I wa? r,Jy testlcs you. I'll be ready arj titaa'you are." The editor was an eye witness not lonaii to a sensation created in "ikefton by a bride-proon elect, wo?r nt; a full dress suit to the Iron Mountain train which parses In the iflernonn en ront to Poplar Blul Possibly ha wore It for the sme rea son which obtained in the case of Trim l'rde, orte of the eir1r mar hals cf Red Do", fal., who wa 'town to carry a roup'o of 4 etlibr1 rins. Torn ttcaf ena:rored to e ii dresa st;!t on or ff hi Mp o Sarr'itr.nno, reallln? Its prjsstM' ties, boncht fnd donnel and wore i' ir.ino;ilr. A fric-rd mW.r bit--itldf "Tom, or-'t yon V;ow tht br cbitbes 5hoti!d be worn only in he evering. Why do ynn rir ihrrj id diy?" "folonel." rTlled Toy. iff ar the Srst rloihes I c-vr sac -af I rouM draw hcth my rttrs fiom h? linl Ttotkefs st once wi'hout cf Mrv? tny I d coat talis fn t'ip way "d I iritTl t") we?.r lern d.iy nvl 'rht nrtil I cash In." Seott County Cairo Ciiy Coal Co. Will allow CASH DISCOUNT of 25c, 35c anJ 40c per toa, ac ordino' to q-iantity, on all ILLINOIS LUMP and NUT COAL o-tiered and PAID for during AUGUST, 1904. One Man Fatally S'asiud ar.1'Tt Ke- rieijaiy lrJtir;d cn Trjin Sunday. A man In a dying condition with a kuite blade l ici c off in UH side, an other with a taping -otmd ir. his u.;ek (dose to tho jugular vein, a third wijti ?n tt:-;ly SiiSh in the tidu of his l.e.td. a doxca or more scrstchd and brute- ed ai.d the r;:; h adcr under bond l:i tho tmni of f .1,000 to aip.''ur 1'or ex amlninjf trial in a jutkVs court ,'Mayfitid thla tnomin? sro to:n;f or tne results t a r.ghl f-uuduy iv.zk: about half way between Paducth end Mayfltdd, in which knives. s;ii oraw laiticties, n-vs e,i;,i every ninri cf available missile f.p .ired and w'nii.h created wcll-ciijh intctmtrollia-l.? z:.: Ic la n coacii in which wcra crov,Ied a hundred people. The run tuoit seriously Injured i GeorRe Till'-y, former tobacco pati:- er at Padticah. His brother, Kiitaoy Tilley, has a serious cm lu !h ikc): and Wright Taylor is auffeHns frorrj a broke;! tend. Coor.ae TilK-y H !il mopt sere to die," but the others, while or!o-j.';!jr injured, will recover. A &vneral drunken earottt-a! arunu;-: a Rcn; of tweniy-tivii JIaj e!-I topk', who nper.t Sttu.'.jy in Fadacsh, was the starting rolnt rf t!;? bkody a:T.Ur, liieh will doubtless end in tho trial of at lea?t one ir.au far ntnrde-r. T'a.j bunch of Ma.vUell fellows went to Pa tlucrh early Sunday tnornlutr 3Jd Hii agd to tank up to the extent of ab solute drunkenness by tho time the train pulM cut ct t o'elcek. Thv hunch' crowded into the atnol.irg ,or'. partmest and were etec-ed'ngly dit-ocderl.v-from the time the train s'a-t-eJ. When t'j? train. h?cli was in cha'ge of C-onduc!.r Puffin, was bo;.i half way to :-5ay field the nuvml iiea wl a crk.is and a- rii-tenabicd li'ii ri.,-f,'! f,.i- W'.-'vi t-j t:i ,i f'lf-'i.'" i ffr.rts of prareibly dl.po'-ed pasin- rv. to icn !l ,'t. S-'-vcm' w uj ill-'!:-';..-j td to iiitvi r. j" had fVr f-f.-e. br..:-.-'; for their psjfc?, and lu'l ocet-r.'.! j In the hostiiiri. Cor..-o J.ite was 6t f.-iehed oa t':e il-:-of, rn-ib't- i rf. r.nd ap.'ar-"t!y in a dia? or.-i. ticn. At (his P'.i".t. t.ikinjf aiw'il of a totipotsry lull, tht; iraia trrvv w:;h tne f pi'-cn ri-u-s. i Tc.-rei! K:n;f;-, who is .'a to b:l' u i retr bvi the i!s;i.Ta:or .f tie tr;.' the njan whu cut at o: Tilley 3. End. talr'ii. him to t;. the train, lixd ir ii closet, where, be ri;.;;-i like bert tintll .MayPt-IJ vas lee i V. a !w.l was takpa in c'aarg by plieo oSi-'ft?. When j:iet v.' finally rc-?torM, nearly every ctc of t';? fc'tfvn or mre nten who wore r.r,? "i !n the fi'ht. were incr or l-ss i;';. tnri thtv-ti of thet fatally. Ceor?; Till- ha.i tev-ral wounds ".i hi.-- bcMly, t." tnest serious tf vbleh w-aa a f"" inches below the arm -pit 5a kt-P. side. Kiusey T:l!y bad If.vt W -o tr nt a vo-tnd in th:. to-.-k nrtil M. via.s almri.-t too weak to rtr-5 i-i-. WriRht Voua;; was nncor.sei'j'" f,-. a blow on t.:;e hs.d. i-rolt'-e oia-'es were i..T.d ir' i and ii.w huadlu wcr bit-r f-r-tit'".. T-.; a t'irl hatiile ro Hal a c-;nbl be f.nnd and P liter dpvi'!oj?d t'vil i; vjs Ooers-v Tilled 's !de. Th Tillrss were ftkf-n o tit hor.e fif rel Ulv"1 and .hyv.ic!;tr-i v-er;! Mint n:t ne i. The k.life 1-heV' i'.-o n-.-t :-:t 'ortioveJ fron G';or::s Tilb-y'? to ::nd it la thought thut either sl'.-,vt.;r i' ;i ,t.iy -cr ref;ori:i- it by mt inf of r.: )pr ration will p.rovt; f it;.!. Tf-rcll Wino. wh-j is a'Hvi. twen'y live yon? oil and Vvt s e.t d;- arro;-tcd and jravc W.toJ tor hi" rw' r anr.j this n-ruiT.', Ccttf-i 'i vbl-- difficulty b-is vceti or o:-.-' ii ing 'hn rtftielparvd I" t'1' si nit Ther ef oilier nreot it .l"t. f ;ll ATE c. L. Ctrlth ef Anra Is Prshabie Cer didats for Confers Frcm This District. There. vP! be no rarh of c-n-'i-dMcs fT Ccns'cv.s from this dictriit by the t'me of hold's? tie or .-or?, rlon at Cirbonlale,, Auk. It'.. s.vys nna Derrorre.t. 2j fir the-e hav? ben m rn nouncemon's tl:ron''oiit tte roiintVi1 in the di.'trlot. 1 ut two beve b-n Rfiilofed from Vnbn county, retie v, Ex-Courty S,:pfriiifii'hntt C -jO.fr Parrinrr.-r ef J 'r.esb'io aa l C. L. Ct rl. h f tM- c'.iy. Tin f-jra;er, however, ba Mr."- 'hi mM'e be rtev- tho mtt-'r ftie.r aide coEFi-l.?rat:cn last ?:-rin;r. b l.r- Pf.bjdi I fit 1 !i sill not perm't 1 im 1 1 t''" t.' jnfl.o Jli'; rae? l:o-tl 1 r the nwiin.vhm, therefore he will net tv.r. be a candi.'ate. j 1 !'t- A nurr.'-pr of ti e M"t's of Mr. O:-1 n.e 1 rch have r'or.tly r-- :e-le j "t V -1 b!t- -t.ter the met- for the no"-! nation, dravi-s be is clvli. z the matter co!.i-.'t-rii.fn. i .'J t; mattor.i of lr, crest i the dbniot. I Mr. Otrich o-'T.-lo-l tho TW-ir.-rtat'e ra'bmal r-vav-'mMon at St I,o:f.s, and tis rare mrh nTono1 with the w.ir1 f t'te for.vTtn an 1 ct the ri''l' j ef barn-.o-y which ptraitd it 1 -1 c love. j H s I-P---ps t" o t'ehet r-v" in V.ivo-rb'-r find t'.rit tho fl.-i io si'l m.-ilo r-. it Is in th- r-ib'ican rrajort" In "if F' vto, ir tr.ty j do tt ?ueceod in cs'rvir-T t. fo oon n Ir-nt it be of t,t:I.-.n-l IveritV eijor-oF?. ar. l tho r.:t-poets for n rvr- roccf-il D'-mriorvtic t.tn-n'fl It t!:,! I r-'ctrlr thr.t h Is liririr t ,f.jf r e.ufttevrod by his friend?, s-eri.ws cor sbb ration. i sTip'e of the rro-t oils to 1 m-f-f f by a carr!M!a' f.-.r e-'.- 1

i rrPc$ in this distriot. th adverse Tt- lii-'fr tho r.foxri vnte. eC. but b? conBdciit that these may b? ovtr-j pJoh S ..-,r:.r'-:i S Prompt Delivery com by a ccnd!Iate who has the. t!aa tu spare, to conduct a catulaiU along practical Uses. Should Mr. Ctrlch derl.la to enter tle race, end net-ive the aominiUion, lie wci'ld mak-j a strong canrif.Utc. Il-j is a sncc.-p-:-ful anl prpctieal b"S' h-.ess lean, und well posted on public rr.aUer of Interest to tlw Cist. 'ice. HEWS CFTHE OIVEilS Results cf Gaverntrent Observations With Prospscts For Cairo and Vicinity Today. River Sf.icfs Charges. The follow is.1; taMo shows the -,tu;;,:s Of tho river at various rwdnts yesterday Willi chaniTca la CI !:urs: Ears ci- j.ta l. au:.-.e l!r. of la 21 t:t vnt'.T ac'ttr T4TJCM 55 0 i; Dav: Per' t t". i 0.2 f.iil 0.1 rh:-? 0.1 fi fi r. .iiie.-. rar'".ci, Nn:-iY,i'.l.?. f'he.tiar-.iog.n.. P ."i i:o .ToT.sfPvi'.!o. Pa'roi.. CAIRO St. F.v.i Drr.'f-:.")rt. .10 2 1 0.3 ,:i 4" 15 3 13.1 v:.'- 11.9 11.7 74 f c o 1C.1 .1? '-Taf-'s-v tfi'.y.. ;-5t. Lov.is.. Ci.. -tor M iMn Fott fiv..i:!i.. Vifkrii'.-.T Kew Crlettnt Et-iSC &i Cf Tf) Z) r:

..10 iro, AtiS' 0.2 fall i 0.S fill P I Ml 1.3 fell 0.3 f ill 1D.3. T.ivor Fcraests. Tli3 01:1-5 At TlvatJivi'.le. cbar,'? f'.veli'.rr ihe norf Zi hour11, v.ii;i i teutLilv tor.d.--r,cy. At Pa-i .it.wii, anl f-Jt'i, til i-f)ut.: Ji'e fall i'r iftei fee:,-: se-ve-r.M Iay.s. Ti-.: Te:.:;c s---? -r.eu.t Fler?i,re tt ho Pvottth. io irrterl;.l chnS; dttrias ihc ttv.tt 2-1 hottrs. Tho. -!-':i'!'l Prom l.elov Ct. Iuia to Ciiro, will c.ji'ti'i'.e friiJins. T. II. SMYTH, Local r M eei.it -?r. SiVHS'i THi c to ca;?.o. he e tetu-1 t'- 1 t

iv 1 0 P.--. re-el:)'t thrrTh t a t-".'!i r-.i-',-':: .1 t I 1 r-t of it. I-'. t' t! then "erioniv: :i .rdr-i- of iht- d!var..'.' r..'- cn ton,! '.I' e-v-r. A'l yn: of u h;-Vcy r j all ft V r" a r o ii T-i ;i or a s.re. r. I ha ir -.i 1 vt.-.l jac! r: vM H'-.-'v.. V-.i. l o P Clily CTO.V-; ;i Mt t th.:t r-' f '.i''--' f y t'r a't ihf-'it e". Vi'i '.d thl C.rtr!tu-o-i pe-i-r F".y t.t o";!. ia is v. r'.'.is .-ri'didifi 1;. V. e e a fiint r-r-.-tnhrnc. ci '-i'x-A Cii.-i-l .t'..'Ti elitr.r wh-- I t. r.-.-j vii-li t;,; r'.-r--;-.rk of the "V-i'ew Do?:" f.o-'v ill n ti el i.':.ce v.-.is rur.jir.'; full r-:. U ;i;r-Iy csn't be th;t 3"j-.-! r v.bj t ii l v l.'a pif-'r wi'.h the. pr.-u-h-rs nnd WM-stlj bia liue sh'Hit 015 s;'nis to ti e nn-'. H-jly. ro'.t County 0-'o- I;nocr.t MASKED MAN SHOT HIM. 11 v 11 CI- rotci P;-. S. M-., Acf. r f r fP. -V.Vt t i.t hi.' f rie'1, Mr: t' r -:h- rjh dr.-i'.' c- !'C l;:rA- -1 t flt-ti.T.-.-n r t.hot t ly a;.d tl.e r-'. h; i c- i i 1 t:.- r. hi r t' d. gii'-riiinn the t h 1 out ii 3 i X r t ver. i Co- rr-t tf P'.-v'. I r.i.- It e-1 of o-.'U. i. I! .j 1 1 U US.fi'.'.i.i vv:l 1 -iefC, -ic f 'ii 4Jc It-T ac- c.tt.:-.?; lo r;' a t;ity, tn ail m nt!vpi 'nfi ii "n .u AND NUT COAL ot an ft r vl triuw' AUGUST, 4. M. Cahlll, Sales Agent Lrri khsj THE BEER ALWAYS.' PURE.: -.""wv tr-t mi a r 1315 Commeroia! Ave., Cairo, III. EXCELLENT COHBiTIOK Is Maintained by Cert Carden Pro-d-'cts are Ptcnli-'ul Olackberrlcs Stunted by Droojjlit. Fcdlowlp,-? were the climate an 4 crou ccndlttor.a in Illinlos the past week r.s rc-itted by tha UalteJ States flt'iJnrUucst cf ajrrleulturc: Tho trrcptraturo roaged hiiow tiie s-?a:'onabla average tho iirat part, but was cbout normtl the latter pstt of tho wcol:, the mesa daily defici ency evc.-'Vi'ng about 3 degrees. Scat tered showers occr.rrcd en the SCth and 27th ovtr limited areas, but rain is cow needed i Many sections. The 'air full cn tho 27tJi- was heavy in sowie locslttle.3,' I oia? attecdf-l by ligh wir.'h, cat!-;lns consfde-raWa darrasr'! to etjn'lit;-: crop'-'.. ree;l vbere brty rnn. InrveeUr,;? p:i.1 threshing' wree tiltr-ier-'d t'j l:.-a! it.-wc-n;. the ?.vath- ;.Sin'.t;;- we-p ivvcr.ue tr ur-op:-r ttiorit.' I:t tho foii e-n t s.".tM-l- laud Uas bec; f.;r V,hf.f-t. l re.'i'.jife.iiia on ccr!!-3r-t eoell O.O j bet n cds rr in In ria-ey lort.ti i-A -tie.. Tiu: evo:i 'a 'Ct,?.tiy in t.l?e.l. aa.i 0.0 j .-0 f;t-h'.s are eerir'r; and f.:H:!"j. 0 0 I Tl rtif.'pfi r-f oi'-i in p'-i it.'.'Iy l.C 0.0 if:;-:!. bed an! tl-rMnr i.3 hi aelive op CT fall r; j.:.'U. Wile th? yield is nacven 0.7 f.lijiTi ;:-..ree l-jcf.Iif'ss tlis Kitacra! cat out 0.? U.j r.c-eds-1 i'-i r.tuny t-oeticrs. The 0.2 f.tl! The t!:rcs.hins of v.heat. r;-o and 0.1 f -i'.t bn-'.oy hue peiieeecloJ nr..1cr fs-vorr.'.-'.J 0 f.t'.l i -.wsnlitiois eACOtit h-.-re bin lered -by .-i Ehuwc. Rye ani barley yid.'ira veil, mil v!i!A reytilts nr' UitrP"int!fi:5 lv sc-te l-;ef.liUes with i-t-'ri to when, tne genorul product is cvipetuaunjr. ll.ylnt; b;s con e.-.jpj iv.'ier f?ror- hticJt.s a1 cop. r" con uctttrc c'iii;-: .---ri rf :.cd fir.sl.iy ut be-' ,A- avetar'J it :n m'.-'Cite i. tcfuili'ira disirlet the Horon I envj j v. e.r fs' i r"l fin?. Pfii'if i neo i itute and b-.v) tlvtuiua'-Ji te e tl2f)t a 'veftfii'rts tira D'ttstirui. s e tit-.-ea Ci u in i e: i :'.M" ,3 pro:::.i? t-nt nee-; 1 K :iul3 Ct iv. liOI'th- !!V ffri riont h.r.-3 r;ror'.;.i:i:i Ctrl et .nt i g'.- a -d !:y nree'bi; 1 1. -V i.eiee.i s iind ni'p' 8rc apple C'.ttittt.! t 'ire;.. Tho fallowing r-;?oiu aee :.Mnnee l fro-,) vir '-r-cU'-ients in tr.-' fOlKacm jdi-,trlet, the county l-ois:i? followed by Vvt.I !'n. P, V'1r;;v; lee.il f cr-: no.--!e M f- r cm n: er bc-ter: h:y hHree?t rer'il'i, i larsiv vioM f-'.r; ere'.i: o.'t.i b ifi f;ard' if iolfiio-? --ell pre i foul peer.---!!.!. Wctib. Ja-.-rc-!"?'-.' Vl.-.cei..!os Pi 1 Tir .f rvtre tnili. 27;"n; corn fiirly; liireilllr.sf Oi'i'f In tlilf v. i ro,;:l Jb.dj of wlsc-f, but ory 1'i'lit: t,r:)'-!'d In 300J ce:i i. J-:i:-"m It. VMkor. p.jrt-in. Aim.--Pi -t wrtlt very fa vrrjl i- for ft.v:'i v.ei: mi l cr.'; :v,.t tf tl.tt h.-.y v il! be r.et up tliLi .eci.; eora mil ?'K;d f;ro"-tb; tr-f T.,-h re'r: no ,'jvji.ii;3 t crop- I'. -r,-wf W. G. r.-ro. Wata-h. Ln:r.jtr! U'h'iot thr.-i.h-nc hi f.ill r'"'-?";,; ''-J' moJifirn e..s tho s:n.e; h.ty end pasture o;d; r.pil s les:s thin half r.np and t.-v-r fct'iil;" 1. ice ruin nigM cf 2Jii i.i,.)-t i:.a'..e th call cor.v: t.Hsli ia r.-m-'. ct.uu.ilftn. C. L'. Hi r-h 'y. Wa bi; t:'.o:i, n:bir We-.-ht r fn vor.i fir all crop.-; threfi''r..ar well .jni'er way and wheat tur.iintt t i'.'lc a'jve tht- ;tvurf.j,.:; oenfJ derabU (tin leresfed by Wet wcsBer an.'. V pi Ji, ---.v. .v. A 5vt j rti;:n-l In f.n conuym 101 vlt.i e"e cr two t-o.-cn-inbh ro, v ill n.ake a I ln ;':i!d--- i:---" :-.i:i.- n-.i:f'p. tv-i wt- .P: rl v t tli.-.H!iin rv-;i -le rft wo.l bet wii! 1 r-V! Atr'-s s-i -'1 r- ni-r r-'fi.-.j a s'-er'. fret V-u-'c; tl-r- a'-' .nil'. cron 1-iT-:: P cf.t j. p. C.

cf n u SHOP CE! r.sv. Ctrs: -c tf ttz'ti, Ch.isn Bis'v 'j.'t-tar cf the Cpr3 f.e'i Ciocets. Afi-t'I P'-e.'S. 'c-ri-rtll. lb. Aui 2. 3"T. Ed- O-Vrn. n-ttor cf the Church of; rt. J hn ft? I7.cr?-'!-, rf Pe-stn. vr :s t rn. .r of TTnUr""."! 5.i;ce; of ipri..e 'id cu 1.1s t'i-t. ttreneth cf r!o-s snd Llers. In rr rcrtl, n to tl.- Ir f're rpMers srs tt-vca tltie it-'i; r thta lions. ON 'OF QUALITY an- t REW8 OF THE WEATHER Results cf Government Observations With Prospect For Calrg And Vicinity Today. VVCATHCrt YESTERDAY. Maxttnucj teir.perature. ..Sil deyrees Minimum.. temperature 69 degrees Temperature at 7 p. in.. 73 degrees Forecast For Today. Indications for Cairo and vicinity today; I t Party Cleudy. General Weather Conditions. The northwestern "hlg'i" has over, fcoread, tho Mis.-ouri and upper Ules lesipii vali-.ys and the tipper Lake rcglona. It iin reduce the iepeia Lures ttiiotiRhrrot t'.n-'o reetkens and as fer t;:st. cs tho Middle Atlantic r.fid Xew EnrjlanJ cont.v. A second "UltrH" overlies the nddUle end North Paeiile coasto. Pet-rosiaiis, or sdl;ht dii-turbuncen, center on the Middle At' int'c co.Hft, in Arizona, and in the uc-itlu-Hi Pocky Mountain rec'ton. Within the last Lour? ehowers o-eurred hi tin Mlidle Atbir.t'c .,'nl,-s, la the Ohio vr,!!cy. In Ten n'?pec, Arkansas, Cklahoma, rjlddlo nnd Western Texas end in eastern Nebraska. Heavy 24'hour raliiftll.--' renorte.d: Chattcno?a, 2.02 Inchon; New "i'orl:, 1.72; Wl5,hln;ton, l.-i.; Xas'ivUle, 0.73; Aliiine. 0.72. Veather at St. Loula yesterday n-oriilrij, clear; tainperature, CS da grecs. t t WASHINSTOM 0U5.LCTIN. t?y Assoclntod I'r-.. V.'ashlneton, Arf. 2. ILUKOI3 Fair rnd v,jrn:er Wednor.day; In ctc.,!:.t south windB; thawcrs and cooler TLcr?day. Brs. Dlcktrson and Gordon who were tifn.plte'l to lnvo-.'J3,p th? ticn le.1 ci'sdilicn of t on Pe;.l3, ct lored. rnPdc tho invejt'gition jCotciday cad ndjfl;vd hlui pji-kn?.- Ue will be taken to tho Anna aejlum. a riFFCiin.sca Mrs. I'i ton Whn ttiy hftrbtad !.iys cut ail rlgi.t I rcfu.e t gt hit.i anv breakfast. Mr. Hix.'tt -When I s?y out all niLt I sever want any breeklast. af ja Li ii JLaA mk H ays 1 J 6 m Jm J MODERN AND APPROVED REDUCED PRICES 3 HPQ IPNNFJ J J3& T?OR ir A v 800 Washington Avenue. a Be6f I lerj fT Both Phones jj BUSINESS LOCALS. flazzola Confectionery Ctora, leader In fine candles and choicest frolta. Try our chocolates, creams and lion bona, lee croact forntafced lt aay quaBttty. Reluhanl, photographer, maker of fine photojpearhs. Try this gallery, yon will got fine artistic work at sale fac tory prices. 211 Sixth atrett 1 Harry W. Schuh's drug tore has the cough cure that cures th cough. K large bottle costa only 25a U can't be beat. Try It P. C- Scullin. loadlns; catarer. R tanrant and bar, 213 Leree, right at Central station. Trarelor promptly supplied. Best cuisine and eerrlce. Buy your dry Rood3, groceries and shoes from Ebs tt Oreaney, 2009 2i)lt Wish. ave. Theie are others, but ncne better, try it. J. F. Keib'3 Union Eatery will sell you bread, cakes and plea for leas money than you can nifiko Uteia for. Ii ooo No. 273. Ask 'he u;an 'vho fcr.ii med D. F, Mc Cf.rthy'3 coal, be will toll you It selves the mat heat and that It la cloan and dosiratia. L'nsle Jou's Hotel, best $1.00 a day house in tro three- states. Yau get (ho best of evarylhing to ut auJ artt:k, and a nice clean bed. Wood and Btnnctt company, whole' sale (Toecra. Mail orders glveti prompt attention. Ve aollcit tea trade of nierebnnts oDly. Harry W. Sthuu'4 flrdr; Eto.e ha flue line f orushes, ronihs rnd toil e.t art'ol-s that 111 is r.ckin at resaik ably k.w prices. 1715 Cctx ava. I. F. McCarthy' wons alvvsys on time elvlr. yeut plor.ty of hett from the excellent hard and Bott coal b hnidleR. Pionca 393 Cairo. 163 E1L Potvera Llry and Transfar, Bpe !al attention given to traiit.ferin baggnge to all parts of th dty low price, 1J09 Ccrcl. nve. II. Fander Son, farming Imple ments nnd wasrons. Iligh ftrada gr ctrles and fine coffees a tipeclalty. Ca'ro Iron and Machinery Supply Store, .1. 3. Peed. Prop., J005 Loeve, Iron, t'teel and heavy bardaro, trill uupplie.8, bolUns, pcrrua, g us pines. CUrj Stuirt. Ume and Cement Co., Csutcefsors to Fitsgcrald Bros.) ajco laities Jn lime, cement, tair, pUtrter er'a tnipplics, river snnd and fod.' If you want ar.yth'tiK mp.dn of vood, Kelly P.ros. Planning M.'.'li will m&Vca it for yon. Interior fui-nifb'rR lumbo' x specialty, get e:iinates and prions. Tfco Golden Ea?le Clothhis; and ebo rToi'se sells shoes tnd rlothlcg that riever f.II to pbmso. Fit anr workaiaa .Jhip guaranteed. 601 Com. Ave. Frank Thomas Co., popalsr dnj -itore, cor 28th and Poplar streets., U xpljndid place to buy your drujjs. Prescriptions carefully couspcmndeil. P. A. Do'il, tna cerocer, bas soma of thfl choicest tabla duIicacJea an I ill the staple jrrocerlcs, arnvd dairy butter and frsh Waltint bL John Itttner, bakery and coafce ionery, makes tha lightest, whitest ml mot wholesorxie broad, cYUcloun ealree. pies, cookies and ere in ruffs. Watermelons, peaches, blackber ries, tomatoes, cucumbers, sprint; chicken and other delicacies at O'Shea'a, Eighth street." Free delir ery waffocs. Both phonos. Ji.hu A. Miller, jeweler, baa a com pite Una of diamonds, watefcea, tlwrta, rings, brooches, ciaJr.i, studs, chares arai cut ((Ues. Lowewt price a. Unci JoiHi Cland Hand Restaurant and Ear stifl lakes tre lead. aetTinj the bejt nio.is aid luncLoa la Cairo. it's tht jteifplr a' choice. Jtrt arrived a rew car loaJ of Schl'tz beer. U. Saytli St company, phono 222. F." Teicbman'B celebrate J Lona Jsrk clgarj are th cmoLer'a c'uolca. .Man is never bolter Dcti,!led than ben amoving tb's choice claar. Conart Rnn!a, grr.rcry, dry foods and rcMt trasket, and generel their line, let them rrrptuT yrn 1 r H I. la sisi UV aii t

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