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TTTF f AIRO P JLLF.TIN. TUESDAY
MORNING MARCH 22, 104.
NEWS OF THE RIVERS.
HOW THE TRAINS RUN.
trains Arrive . . Trains Depart.
.
:onditions and Prosprcts a Shown,
In the Government Report- Gen
eral News.
Danger Utage Change
rung South
11:41 n.in.
1 : 30 a.m.
3;00 p.m.
8:06 p.m.
1! : IK H.ni.
B;S6 a hi.
olig South
!! : i a.m.
:;: 16 am.
l :0 i in
S : l:n a.m.
0;O0 a. m
ii: I.', li in.
NO.
No
No
ill) M.IU
It
c if.
South I I.
J: 1 I a ai. Ntl
IS; ti p.m. (No
Hue
feet
wHter
noun
1' 4 M
Ho
Nip.
:'ii',.
. in
p m
a in
p in
.1 in
Mill
No
ah.
M
No
A i
::!!
II p
;d a in No.
& O front South. i M. A; o. sing 8th
4 .
f -.. i
mc r a ir m II I PUN ' would venture to a mini uch P PHR NEGRO IN Ailto s-' S
THh CAIRO nULI.r. IIN .., ; - ft CNq 0
OCt:efcllH.i iaS. flf. in I
white house iii enacting I'.. I''- solo Cain i. as shown in the census rec ir y.. ,-:
K W. TIM Kl.KCK K. Mux.... Kiiittu. -
" , 1 'Ik .f ! 1UI
SaUtJ 4 ILr i'ir 1'oiU.ace 3r..ud . -Jr ( V
member imagined thai toe mere ,,!aliV Ml, i rs oi the race v . 3& W i Nai hvijle
(!! trea nry with. mi .uitluin ul iaw ... OA ii,mo
piepoiitieranec oi oaeuuere ..i y m V " 1
ir. negro. I.U! h tbej con gF sJ ?'
.:, I.,.'. .n.-third otoiir tor.U pop f U! v "'L
Jf "'V Bhrevepori
NOISE IN THE AIR
Will attract a crowd", so will a loud
advertisement, but noise does not al
ways please, and unless an advertise
ment appeals to the reader and in
spires confidence, it can never be
made to produce gor J results, no mat
ter how much space is employed or
how good the medium.
Yesterday was a flj
thermometer was ekisi
streets pari (if the tlnu
eder.
Th
111
i- in throw intr oiieii t h
treasury without autitoiity 01 iaw
roaM still ,- startR"! assault on
rar InstlUMoai Hut the scheme it
.If is as vicious SB th - manner ..f it:
1,1m i:i ( . i : r ,,! inlii- p.pii
t and part) campaign pay-roll b
ady a scandal it contained MS
names la. t .luiic ami has sim
ttoM run up to over a million Befnn
tht it-.v awvteB p.-nsioii Intlation ii
was costing about 14ft.00o,0M a '.ir
it ha- i1 st from the hCgtmtBg iv-i
t3.OOM.0M.0A0 Talk ahout Kiirup.ai
siN-iaiisiu. niUtarian and It
I politics'
4.)
S9
it
SI
.'. rail
i tali
i rta
u:. ris
it ii
l' 2 til
l ii ri.
i ii rfc
Hi;
I from lias:
hi;: I goini
I last
i a.m.
Cotton Bell
froai Bonthweci
No. 14, 1:46
I linn Mountain
I from Wesl
N..
Cotton licit
dnii Bouth si
13. : IS I' m-
Inai Mountain
BOtag West,
a. 21, :;:'.'n p m.
MRS. FA RBANKS.
River Forecasts.
ho Ohio At BtraaavtUe
ic falling otitic rapidly
, will
lunio'
Coll
nt
ialisn
he
lie
result
tlndh
B them
is that
,!i isoac
ntlal candidal
d the Ataorlcaa
lit ralutl
i he i -r -I'h
It mil hid. I
one
lie
of
of the fiauuh
Important con-
, an ittci
:n:.
l hem such measure id rc
Having de
mw canal we
if we can
ar
t a
now wait
clear title
ins to
Rocsevelt now ha- ITS
instructed tor him tt the
chosen for the Chicago coin
powers of Kurope. Kr.inc Oanailt
! tl Russia, coifthined. They ke
lover two million men under arnis u
delegates tim" ,r ,h"y haiv a" ,'" ? "n
.... Uased in gf at wars since we have
i ii i i i . i i '
hii
ail, I
mi , t
more
Ther
! nail
ara
bai
. no on i
negroes
nti
i an.l tie
vast
pead:
. :10llS.
i mtay
The president torceti the conlirma
Hon of Dr. Wood a major general
through the genet , by playing poli
tics. He pent In M!7 officers with
Wood, each promotion contingent up
on th late? '. These soldiers, coining
from all part" of the Republic, had to
be eared for by members of congress,
and that Is on i reason why Wood
his new star He is now a major-gen-eral,
but the record is there, and that
record accuses him of things which OC
honorable man would wear The pit s
Idflftl's action in the ease of Wood
is in marked coiiirasi wuu u neighborhood
case of Se hi V, wtiolii lie ueouerai;ij , .,,
robbed of credit justly due him. to
BB.V oothiag of his treatment of (iea
Miles.
pell
n
ha.
Our
Our Republican exchanges claim
(ouch credit for the. Roosevell admin
Istralioii because it has demonstrated
that the Sherman law can be made
effective against trusts; but they
have nofhing to say in the way ul
urging the enforcement ol the law
against those trusts which are e
ocdally oppressive to the people. On
the contrary, the Globe-Democrat did Sl,riali.de
not healtatc a few days ago to an
nouuee thai no further steps would
ho taken by the president ami his ul
tnrm'v ceneral. Yei the Sherman
law does not. leave it optional with kre talk in
them to do or not 16 do according 'o gteri ao
their views of what would be giHMl ! politicians
politics. It requlrea them to act The the public
t...ravn m the law is uoeuuivocal. always he
to wit "It shall be the duly of the
dWtrlet attorneys, under the dir.c
twin of the attorney general, to In tl
tute proceed iiu-,s in equity to prevent
mid 'restrain such totathms.' 1 1
that sound tike a permixsioti it. go to
sleep after the first victory ? The
worst offenders remain to he attend
ed to. What's the matter with the
Ktandard oil trust, the anthracite
trust, the Bteel trust and th" me it
trust?
ill hae to t .ir. lor oi
,1 tiom year to oar iu
regular armies; jrel
only $28,000 000 a yeai In
Rtteeta 33,OO0,00v antl
$19,((K.tsW We pay mot
penf.ious on accounl ol .var
.-mletl thlrty-aine years ago
Kranco tpegttfa for maintaining
army of M,00 men today
The year the civil war I nde,
wire paying 8US,1S3 tor
Ten years later the (igu:
I climbed lo 12,C3,1 16. In an
cade the bill was, 65,G93,'J
; years later still it had m
! ii I0.9SS.3G1. It ha
ever since
il reached Ii iS. 1J
(tell what il will be tllld
Roosevelt ear rice pefBaion decrea,
This subsidie.i patriotlam Ii an i .
i suit to American low of country. I
i Implies that of all the naiions til lb
world ours la the only one who.
pi ople will Ml light for it except o
a cash bash. While Japan is disphV
in:; an example ol soil : an uieing pai
riotism we arc ofeflag "e" spectac!
of a patrijitsni meaaured by the iaj
ort ion t their num i
than lis
in a k ,
!er t.
UUfe be d
condemn
i-r
-manic
t r
d lu r Qi
it! Tv
itilOil t
1 in i ha
ihe ne
authorities, s
ng them can
lin good cltizi
ones, without
equality,
urbane the oe
e, and the rrimiaai
t so numerous, nor
proper efforts (ran
hlle the law-abiding
bt eacoiiragel to
ii and become bet
am talk about sc-
ial
r
ir,:.' neur
angerous
onmunlt)
llowed i
:sr-d by
to the well being of t h
ileMtIllltf
those who
aj'.ii a! i irs
Ihe IS UCC
b 111
tt-atb
nv
I lis
srtou
a Ruincient number w in
nil unprejudiced and level-
n am. nig then to prevttit
s results.
I to say. therefore, that the
i
ir
on
1 1
pen-ion system is distinct
it is only a stop frOBI w
age pensions for ev rybody. Win
the supply of old soldier:, ll exhaii.
0i does anyUnly suppose that the di
nan. I lor pensions w
ami U loag as
like Roosevelt
reltare for votes
n w and ever m
Th.
hard
arge negro populatios
reate aiiy unpleasant
he illy; certainly nee I not alarm
nt i.otiy. ii is probably no larWr
hau Paducah has, not nearly io
arge as many cities south of us have
ml certainty no' any more lawless
nd not nearly as overhearing, as the
iraes of some of the northern
i t is have shown thouselvoe to be,
IfElKS AGO rODAY
of pension'
roll
M Amln-.
a breach M
: tlsgranl
by his slice
eu nancy of
i Msasos had eosioihti
the MMttttsMkMi oae-tesji
a.s that jusi perpetrat
pjgejf in the scesaewtal 1 1
the whit - BOOM 111 hi
mad hunt for dB4gtt I hi impe M
ient would nevt r have failed hv OS
otc In the senate
NO TIME FOR QUIBBLING.
Whilo from California comes Ihe
news that the Democratic state cen
tral committee has endorsed Mr
Hearst's candidacy, because he is a
native of that state, Nebraska Demo
crats send forth the message that
they are against their erstwhile f i
. . .1-1 1 .. V . .11 vi i- Rrvan Insisted mi
April I. t"r the state convention
and the committee voted for
June 1 It war, the Intention of Hie
twice-defeated leadt r to i,el the pact
for oth. r states by having an early
convention and instructing the d
gad s for a certain candidate I
advantage t,, his cause Is It I lor by
June 1 moit of the state cotiventi ii.
Will have been held The anti Bryan
Democrats are in the major;!
Nebraska, and what lin y prop .
tag Is dearly re.' ib-d in the follow
lug statement by one "I them: The
action of the (-.-nid't -aid Id
Ceorge I. Milb-r, for twenty f'u.r
years editor of Ihe Omaha Herald
and the father of Nebra.-ka I fiii. : i
cy, "was a clear defeat for Bryan ai il
a turn down of his insisteal demands
that the ir, to 1 p'llform be reaffirm
ed. To me it reveals a widespread
fleire i.n the pir' ol Nebraska Dem
ocrats to express to Bryan ami the
country at lare their dissatisfaction
with Ihe Kansas City platform"
ROOSEVELT THE LAWMATf
N-w for World
There has liw.-u an imprer.:
we are to . I. . t nr. vidvnt
veriter II !h a nic ;.!,. in
RnSSin ' 'I be to ally at sea n
thj nature of his office we
elfv a czar
No other sort of potentaf
en the mikado or 'lit Ueima
paror, eyh of whoa is iiamper
The coal miners and coal operator
in Illinois will meet in Joint coavei
I tktn in Spriio'tit Id Thursday, Mare'
i ti
Ualeaa an ifjiweaMoit is promptl
I reached, there is tlanger of BlUCh i II
ness in the coal mining industry n
i Illinois during the BBMSfBf motiths.
The time tor staklMi soMraesa b
I large consumers of fuel it Anrll I
I Now that it has been decided by
1 vol of the miner to ace pt the pro;
usilk n of the operator tot I rsdsi
,. ;i id pay at all hSt iBg points i
the bitiimiiious cosJ-mlning imiustr
if the so try, theft should hi I
quibbim", oi the state cotvenlkiwi
Ti. dlfferentialn filed In the past Be
'.inly should remain iindtstwrbwl,
Hi y will re.. i tin Hlfdl fhrbtfj, hBl n
tlBM khooid be lost in tryini; t
ehaai them The lime fof i . fiirin
eoBtrscts in order to insure hulaij
iml Work in the coat-SJIninJ lodwsvr
is 108 short t" he Wl ! I la nets'
less e. intention i vrangling
Tie r owetloB la c.,al rad fro
the east of tea edits b th; i.iilru.ii!
is tfosaised, and if this promise i
fullille I it will Bsac Illinois, Indians
anil otlnr wesl rn states ;it a stil
greater dismiv.nslagc ihSB at prea B
regarding th h pr-- at comp. uii.
ISlalklBI with Weel Virginia, Hot !
ing Valley and Pennsylvania coal
IT the princtp!. of imp. titive quali
y i; to be :it all recugahi i. the pies
nt is the time t i show that It. I
rt . iitfiiizeii in a pfBaltosI way OBl
that tb short aiRhted policy displayed b;
xt No west in coar.iiunilii in ti pa.-.t i
Mr ' rWSBWaStMe lor th. great advant.u-.
now cujoyed by the ea t. as again
Die west an atlkantagt that till In
.nrre.i: .tl to the lbs run nt of th
west, unless existing conditions an
persaiUad to continue condition
which we wt I1 ki, iw are already tufti
cieni ly f aon.u i'uci
IVWVVVVVVVVVVVVN vwww w
"rom The Oullctin of Mrch 22, ia';0.
il I:, plea:.. I to learn of the rM II
f religion in Cairo, lie n an- bj
'lis he is glatl it tlidn't lake place In
uund City. Potter it i ais in
,n ad of roorslity as Bat Bd II
pproach tit civilization, and sodulou
i sogi it.
The pSBwcratlc delegatioa in ean
reei aanouBee themeelves opposed i
he proposition to buy Kayll and Si
loalago, corr.' tiy nrgiBg i-iit we
dive alreatl) as la it", a aipply ol SS
r ; as we A'atit,
Charlie Thripp. the SNpervisIng
ngineer of the flr .t sevsateeti mlkn
,f the call i ami Vmceaaes railroad,
ias e tabli she i IB ofke in MouBd
'itv.
BartoB, ot '.ic Chi
',ra,' is. in Sprirn-lielil
pen and wt nt 10 '
ae theater and want
i.idd tiie Baaofstaa
eath bed. ami west to
mil in He gallery ami went Ui sleep;
wa I called to ;i private aitpurb ;:
noo of tin capital ami seal I i sleep;
, hugged a I MBP BO ' and WSfll 1
, j oil M idSt v. ell, he
t then i. mi N ... hat's
Th. i ii d !,: i mas
Si lFHHM.lHN. I om , u,,,,",! do ' gel bald
(LAsio'vv-vi 1 cause they never havo to rack
j ; heli :.. iln for cx w tor i malning
I la this SSBSltasMI all msaut r ef loful iu- , tfi h iim
t.n uiatinu wilt he hriehf stveasrerj uy. suy
etsttas asked i waasei eaaewslBg say of I "
the aialiUssuwai aBaiis ef daily U W re- ih. in . i sang artiaticiy,
ctirs sattfnt emHrtttTrirmn Ami gol themitevea encored
aet at ti: i;!. T he moon still set ; l.ile
The value of manufactun i la the I " Milwaukee Bentl
United st:it a In HWO was over Ihli t ''j '
teen billion dollars; that of farm pr..- '
ducts $:!.;, i.iti.Tih;. ..Tl mottma B th- tommi Hat
Iu tfkOa i her- were 1331 daily hews ! ' J,"v,.ry f(,, f chiblren.'
pai ra IB IB0 ni e . , i - hv do yon think :.o'.'" '"BecatMH
weekly and :v:i moBtwy. . ,iwV, asking them to com.
.calendar Ibis is the year :.X. JM ooly because she has u grudg.
The Ian. .st gold producing mine in I woman in the Oral Hat'
Jha world Is the H stahe in Scutb Jcago Bventog ,'..,
, 1 MENU 1 OR TODAY.
I rentedlea are bicarbonate Ol .oda. pit TBSSBBy. March 22.
j iloves and ammonia Rrsahfast. '
j Oh, Robin.' when you cot. to rdBg I Bally L.UBB8
tnd cheer us with roat ami Lunch.
i ' i, . , r .... i nheese Poddbtg
Your loseages along. ('ream Puffs
Nes fork Herall. Dinner.
. Sago Roop
He that swiis in prosperity will i : - Corned Reef Mashed Potatoe
,ir. to shrink in a.lvt rsity Col .i Samry Cabbage
JOBBf Cran-lma. I wii: o i e . i Walnut Salad
jtoM you noi to ash jrodr irraadBUI torjCaBBed Kruii Sponge Cak
iki," Johny "I'm not BSklng Ik s Coffee
Will Colli
ii aic, rat
reanesase
ohnsont in
itial. Mobile 4i OhM
tr;iins arrive ami dc-
Htatlon, corner ol
Ohio LeVee
id iron Mountain
All Illinois C
and Cotton Bell
Mil from Central
ji eond street ami
All Hie l-'olir i
tralaa arrN and deparl from tnt
Union station, Beeohd it reel ami Com
mereisl avenue.
Hail may be deposited in the box a
the transfer station, located at I tB
1 1 ii i station, 8i
parittro ol sBj
train.
todav
Th
CO UN 'I
Mi i-
ii - Prom bi
ll
r.fiifial Rivfr Nev
Th
stag
of llu
ri
-ho
r at I p HI
Slit
eon
la Sunday
had mort
iimpl ion
morning with
p.-aput i tor
this summer
ah
tali
bad
Poll
Chit
ayor, ci. a
lerk, i!
uiiii 1 1 lief
M kgll
II
P 1
i rati
nunty
16.M7.
W INT K
rCHER.
DIRECTORY.
mois, Pop-
Alexander County,
c tty Judge Win. B
County Clerk JE8SE l
Circuit Clerk, LIOK H
J, Il ROBINSON,
K PRICE
Population 224NIS.
iii Sunday,
a away for
M mphlf
arrived
and laid
Ir.
1 1
The Be
Sun, lav night
The Bpeekeler arrived from, belos
with I'dlP wood at I I iu. She go I
i below with empties today.
Mar) Mtachel i k it for Rarfleld wltl
Coroner i
A- sessor
DAVIS.
di:
and
M.
DKWEl
: MILLER.
DAVIS.
McMANIS
it: nk E
Board of CfOiinty CommlastonSrBi
i 'bail man,
JOHN A. jMILI.Isli
)i'l Kf,i i
U8E.
hr:
to tun. t
iccess of an army
I in-The
i-. deneudant upon
Ihe
Th
efflcb m y oi Its offlciSM and men.
ol any buataags 13 like-
sue
111
I Norfi
P
i n I, i
Th
,1k at I i m
James Mi ran
with emptl s yi
b Kx porter Ian
led
pas
t.r.
il
p tin
trains.
Cairo
liernoon i
Siiln Wai
lorh of tin
tl hv Walt
'aclflc
plerci
am
compels)
nlv. A I
d to come
dw of coal
ialro for
I ediectei
a sup
ell
II
required
place to
llaih Ail
in
tiiu
mil
and CaC
lill to
nnde
mil necessity
oondnel exsmlBatloBS ami
standard of effltoe high
ernmeni Inspector servleo
iStte thlflg, in a measure,
the license la issued that
if It 1
a ale- t
len Ice
steam
en are
a : pecial
tO Whole
inportanco
nicy and
place Ihe
hut
s th
: the
after
last
lUroads have ruu
v booze lighter
gteamboats havi
from their
mil ami are
mm
t THE BULLETINS' daily fashion plate j
A sBeehsShs
coal
Bt r
id nrty nesl
MMdale 'New
He vl I ted tin
ip; be vi. Itod
tO loop, hi
nt Use iln'
sleep, he I II
h
ei p;
lilt l-l
he matd
irobably', has h n n id ng U - Spring
!el I 'Journal '
.j for T.i;ts.
left her : e:it nntl
other side or thai
No Acrour.i
Th pr. m i II
Willi over to t(i
car to net away Ironi a pa . e: yrr who
sriti lied strongly of tobacco. "I don't
see how a man i an bear hi pill a nasfy
old pipe in his BKMtth!" she mu tiered
Hut she nattered it rather ladl Ha) I
!y. She a- I I line b.d wce:, In v itwy .
ip Ike bat;. ueil old en coin wl'Ti
which she w.a . a!iut to I a;' h r
;u the mine has broken
will be three or four day I befOf
.. ,ii bi had from there. The St
u.ud Coal company is having Iroubll
In getting the Illinois Central to brihi
Its i o.ii to Paaneah There are sever
.il earloBds i twees there and thi
mine i. Relief is espt el
jreek. 1
A ooauBiftec of negro roosters cal
lad on c.ipt. Leyhe at St. Uonit and
.pi seed a willingiK ss lofga to wort
hat the captain said Ills boftls were
fullv BUHSBed Mates oo not tap
kindlv to the while roBBtsW, The Wll
lilirness w ith which lie does hi.: work
bis failure to UBflermSBO iae
his glory ami makes his big gnif"
unnecessary, wars i ';uii say:
an ordinary ladtVtdBBli WBO wan
:i plank moved. WOWM say: "Move
plaal over." A male would say
. over that plank move that
k over move il l ,rd ford with i!
wilb It lord lord row
;,. i ii would si m, of ab
t to pilots, would halve eaougl
n and puri'is e i be at Ho
be later t l ..bile on w
There hi in tl ir haml I
....:ii r po i ihility and an ever pr-.
,:,! H WisthiUty of accident tr man'
oo The br easing of a key rntghi
reeS, ami i Be Bam suppi
i iii BrasoriloB to the g sefs
of .team 'I her.' 1 1 no placs
where more const acn wate ireroi i
1 N.d'.Mth: taieliic; the .e fact:
mi . b re ihe.- havt
sornnctoncy. it would
mate -, on the river had
rul-s of oondBd by tin
he piratical skipper of
ramp steamer of years
illL "O Idthetl With Httll
1 1 V , '
III II
Hid
The
that some
fori I their
standard of
the ocean
age, who. bo
brli I author
struck men down lor minor oi-
m and ostahHshed a bratal Jtspo
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