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vm Cairo nui i mtin, Thursday morning, march 31, mi,
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
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THE ARRIVAL OF SPUING.
Calls for activity among the busi
nesB men of the city and advertising
is one of the needs of the time. The
Cairo advertisers cannot afford to lose
sight of the fact that the surrounding
territory offers a rich field for him
and that The Bulletin makes nearly
every county within fifty miles of
Cairo.
It cornea
sure sign o
watching a
b. k up.
authority
f spring i:
that a
i a oat
th bet
If
ludec Parker will keep on sawing
and saying nothing, like he ha
:io far, he will have the Ian: I
wood
done
wood
pile in St. Louis.
As
a wnote wees nas passed with
out some kind of a sensation from tin
strenuous one, there Is reason to be
llcve that there's a lieu on.
One of our exebane-s asks will
Democracy, repudiates ii past pen
forms?" Well, let s sic. the Demo
racy of p6 repudiated Its platform
of 189'.'; why may not the Democracy
of 1904 repudiate the platform ol
lno?
The St Louis Kepul dli yi derdai
stater, that th- Phlllpinos will
delegates to both national conveii
tions. lu view of the actions of tin
delegates at certain past Kepublkai
gatherings of this nature it i- to i
hopM that our new citizens will not
teach the delegates tie- (.nil,- art ol
bofo throwing.
PadUcah News: "Paducah. the lie, i
ball town in tin- hicii". must win th
pennant this year. It a fit team is
not chosen Paducah will be throwing
thirifis at the club officers before the
season is over. We believe in giving
fair warning." Steady, mate i.-ad.
Consider what your club officers are
up against. Mow can they be expected
to pick a team that will beal fiiro"
Congressman Champ Clirt, if Mir
aourl, has placed the Democratic is
BtK of the coming campaign strongly
before the country, in a ipeech do
llveied in congnss a few days ai;o
from which copious extracts are ci
en oiaewhere. A tariff for revenw
only with Incidental protection when
It is needed. Is the doctrine of (he
party. Such a doclrlne will yield t b
needed revnue lo the eWornmont;
will fester weak Industrie.! and will
renuue iiio prini,n cau thai pn
duces and -urtains the gigantic " I
of the country. Mr Clark's ; p eh
was free from any reference to can
dldates. pa t or pro pcetlve or to i'
sues that have been fought oyer and
discredited He i in f.nm- id a unit
cd Democracy upon llm w prva
upon
h we
live
the
SUCC
lln's whi
ipproMd bf
thn i
I and
Teaeherj of Southern
srnve in thi city today.
H
I will
scort
i.it'-
from a
of the
M amities In thi end
and tgere will be
frrm the i antral md
repi .i-iiMim
northern part o
the :,fatc There will he iimltO u- nvci
a thousand men and women In Cain
during the next three days, who are
aagigud in one .,f the mow I itii'iott ml
Adds of life's greit work -edtlcatinR
the children one of thp most dli
flcult rleldM as well Thai they u- all
well CfTllippo.l ff,r tho work gor. ttith
out saying: that they may bvon i
still better equipped Is one of the
purposes of fh"ir meeting here tin
week. All this entitles them to run
profound si ri peel and to ever) eon
ftderattoa which their ((.mf,,rt and
pleasure may call for miring their
stay here Cairo has every reason i -feel
pleased that tbet-e ladle . and g'-n
tlemen have come heir , and -ho i. .
it to herself, ar, well as to her vi .itori
that nothing be left undone th,o mil
tend to produce Ukc feeling amoi
them The Bulletin will endeivor '
give this ocra ."ii uch notice to the
exclusion of other ;nplor a . IhP im
pertinc of the rv-asion demand
The assertion of thr V, . -Iio M.r
itcoing member of the city . ton I
Aldermen MsseniaegT. mov.
ood. Iwler. June and f'ull't
W
fnf-irierl a conspiracy to prevent bold
Inc th' Cttv Plection next nwith in or
dcr that thr". might hoi i ever.
wonld h amu ing were it nt
uftcrir fa! and r..ntemijti!..!n
no
o.o
far rmlv one of the geatlomen nsmerl
baa declared openly that he will stand
fcr reelection and several of the
M iff
Other declare! some limn ago thai
limy would not mil again, .'.mi Th.
Bulletin at that time expressed the
hope that they would change their
minds because their experience an i
services are needed by thai people
Whither any of thcai have changed
their minds ha:, not t ran piled, but
it wmild seem that, m view of the
Infamous charge lodged against them
hi Uu Anna, they owe it to them
solves as a matter of self reap cl
to stand for reelection, li Is no)
fl1N ,,, ,,,,.. ,.,;. niJleatlve
None of them has done anything
thai nil for this. Hut th( people
need them in the council and there
is reason to helieve that they wish
lot be opportunity to express Heir
i onfl h nee in them.
Weil, the New Vorh Democracy has
spoken anil its voice la tot Judge u
ton H. Parker In the primaries on
Tuesday, in the mod important conn
ties in the state he received more tin:'
enough to insure him the New York
delegation la the notional Democratic
convention and his friends are accord
ingly much elated. Judge Park r i
the opposite of the man now in the
White House. contemporary Bays of
hip: "Possessed of a rjulel dignity
he would command universal respect;
I averse to aaaeccnary
I would strive to avoid thi
lain and sell exploitation
become bo nauseous in
administration: with a i
teams:
party.
he would
with mail
hi
in
and in
Uona
judicial, be would
before
commuting the ci
or daageroas policies: c
friendships ami with a
race in dealing with m
eschew Intimacies like
wide
Id
Ing
IQaUtiea of mind and heart which an
"s-ential to a successful chief mai:
rate ho Would perform the whole duty
to all the people."
"The delay raMOggbtj giVM rise t
-uspicion' said the aVrgus rpeakiai ol
the failure to call the cttv election in
gopd time, and tii-n i'( continues
BapeciaUy when th council in pow
H is like the majority of the preacnl
inc. who are ruck less of the peopl-'.
rights and interests, and are got gi
ill Coosistenl in their course ttUB
ugly being liable to do gsoat any
liing. an I apparemiv havmg lltttk
egard for the- organic law upoi
vhich the citv corporation tests
Vs a matter of tart, the council hat
at been luoousisteBt It is the na
ir who has been ini'iasistent and
ias shown "little ragard lor the or
tanie law uposj which the city ecu
Hiration rests. Declaring in hil
oeMMge ihii municipu ownership ol
lighting plants was not possIM; undei
mi -ent coaditioaa, he utterly ignored
Uial declaration and has trie I t(
iiutige the citv into darksess on tb
dea that a municipal plant i mid bi
.i iidished. Declaring himself en
busiastielly in favor of public In
Htovemest, he has pnrakrteetly io-;-eci
cl and refused to do anything il
'hat direction, even (Ding SO far as to
repudiate a contract which hears he
iwn signature as mayor In the mat
'or of violating the organis law. m
ittayOT that Cairo has over bad Ins
dared to go so far as Mayor Wmtei
hM gone in that direction, as every
ne knows.
According to yesterday' dl patch
R ita pn crying "stop thief at
'lima. Ttu complaint coatea from Si
Petersburg that Japanese ship-) ap
icing coaled and Victualed at 'hi,.e .
' and the threat i. made that II
this is persisted in a ib-mam! for com
psnaattea win he mad upon China. li
has nol transpired what merit then
is in Km - m.i pita No news ha
heon received on thi- subject free
ny aoarce, eneept St. Petwrshuci ami
it may or may not he true, Hu' ir
atgl day ; before thi word was re
?lved from the same i, tiire" coolly ii,
ormiag the authorities at wa. hington
hat Rnsaia had "mincii" the mouth ol
Mao river, which i - a Chines, "op n
mrt.' or Wl I ; uch until If ti ia clo serf
i without aaytaj "boo" to anybody
Whet, now, I Our WM" lord and hi
ecretary with that ion,-; h.t .f nsi
itfteent "diplomatic m t,.- al-o
'.huh wo have beard o t, n i ' Who
'!,, heer,ni( i f that ' i;m,i ! wai
.one." and thai Chtmna sddiipistra
Ive entity," which oar secretary so
mudi) announced aa accompli bed
through bis tamou note to thi P9W
rs? Now, ol eonr ,e. .. . v ill
Iron Japan prate ting at . I
da'a high handed pro, ending,
i" ii
Ru
and
p..
then it win be in onb-r : ret it
fwe d
famou qui Hon
what an
vou going to do about It?" I1 i ea -.
". . . i'io geeretar) Haj mndafls
omenf - ha. placed Hu inuoio
m another BTOdleMMMIt, When
must play eithr the bully or n
i ra'. en
CLARK UN TAKHF HttOHM.
Washlngfoii. Mar. h ." t;. t.. .
Itlvu Champ Clark, of Missouri, a ll
s cawaprnhwnslvt chapt r to
eimpalgn maoenii of th D rath
part for the coniing t,r" id'i.ini i
Hon in the delivery of a carefally po
j.irr i ipeech bu th tariff i" Hon in
the hon ( a day or t . Mr
Clark -aid n nffcatng 'W gj forth
lo l.atfle wi'b 'tariff rdie I
g'-nnin" recipr x-itv' Inarrit"! npr
"ur banner " He then dee , ,,f
demarkatinn between th' tarifl d .
of iho two partte und Oweti it
length m the 1 tan I on -ation
of the Repnblleaa H called att-r
lien pi th-- dissenting element of 'ho
PWrtT, who. h" wMd mir. I). l unt r
the hanner of th ' Iowa W i a nd m
' ferenMally he classed tbH eir-mpt ts!
I rn. rats. H' predicted th rrwin
-n " of pre-iden' R" .
m led that the K
lie able. b book and t crook t
srel
ii :i
QEORGE D.
RESIDENT Or
'asocial!
Wham Is
oget
hat
hut said
Mich li
amount to
r, a irh
i Hepburn
pxiaxy ana
pie of proti
He pictur
war horses
dde in the
asionally i
ifoul of ea
d these i
in their
ro Ri publl i n
seat i side !y
remarked, ' oc
ly these i i i bate men fall
ea li other; but their . p u -r's
quarrels. They soon klrs
ie up aRain. and nsuall) fight
" CoittmniBg, he said: 'Tfihe
an from Ohio t ik- toon
peculiar domain, occaaUmall
into history a 811 1 w. gg
into i 'try. white the g -nil -im
Iowa nsuallv conflnea him-
u purs
renllenj
is his
lipping
la noi a proo
inuntry," and t
follow : "lly
m wittingly utl
(entleman fron
njetely all the
ditorials and
the t o iff help
hat one declaration,
re I. n i nembt, iho
Iowa answers corn
Republican sp ech .
says as to how high
i in- r ii mere "
Mr. Clarl
'he enorpr ii
luced in the
ixportatioe
ilgniflcaal i
gave itatlstlea Bit aing
corn ci..,. annual!) pro
t'nit'-d State . ine Mrg
this eereal and th in
port at (on -f the
And yet.'' he remarked. Mfarm
expected lo whoop it up tor '
publican candidates because the)
i srotected
-orn raisi
1 stent thai
Miff
He
from
diurn
fe
touch'
ii i ait
the iiterar
keen int I
for nearly
' ItS Itjotl
ot Southen
late .lata.
THE S. I. T. A.
' Public Schools
rinteudt nt of the
pi iii- nt of th s
.vtiiu: at St. I .nui
liinoifi and rec i
if oiney
Packer's
thorn Illinois
hunt) attribul
ignoring th
the raiii. I!'
favorable g
d to the tariff, utterly
uni bine, the ri"h coil
delightful climate, the
ranhical location and
the labor ol I crats and Republl-
can alike in th ii gwUil couaty.'
Mr. Hepbui a cl ttm thai the price
of steel i all had been redue -d in
the Pnlti i State from $ I '." a too
end- r td Wall er tariff to $-1 n ton
now. through an industry built up by
n Republican tarifl and American in
genuity wa i an
ci irk, whh h ml
;: irtloa, said Mr
" i tatlf) Repuhli
iii n . hut would
- Iligent man els-
of this reduet"-ii
I wa- the diseov
ter process of man
canmeml r of coi
not deceive any mi
where a : tie- e ;ii-
in the pile I it
ory of the 11.- j .-no
tifacture, he added:
burn, with hi. 'le
cm ry thing for the
i : - a Col. Hep
po ittioa t'i cl tta
protective tariff
.i
for
not clam that it was responsible
Hour
reetpre
e I ia I
lie
f r h
iat ;!
die in
ru I'ti'- i'-'iitii p ion principle of which was
itedexpr aed by President McKluley ;ii
tatc I Buffalo in thepje words: "Wo must
000 UOl ' pose m fancied security thai we
re t can forever sell everything ami buy
hat Httho or nothing."
Pro oil. -ni Roosevelt had indorse I
thi McKinley ilea of reciprocity, Mr
: Hark as terteet, by ana ling to the en
ii- an extent Ion of i Une for the rati
D cat ion of ihe reciprocity treaty nego
tinted v ith Pnmos nnder the direct loe
( Pn Ideal McKinley. This treaty
mtained I Cdr and i cores of ar
th ! produced in Prance and Nigeria
and ai o in the United state on
which a reduction of tie tariff v rata
nrot ided for.
a. ' ' P' lo 'uiMioan reciprocity on Feb
R '.'". IM," aid Mr. Clark, "the
da- a. which the KenMemea from
ion Pi Ivattll made bis np-cch was
lie- "hat he tfoelared n to hu, then a
hi va .( i hange bad cm rvtf the H-
,., nuhlicafl d rears nfnce those two Re-
pull in preaidenU rent tnbae
ims j treaties to the nenate."
! lie i toeratlc position on reel-
let Pi ty D Clark fated had been sot
,. . dWH
MILL!
t of hi ideal St. CBWl
aorth "t ihr Bellvtf!, th.
0 I'm" I : 'ate- tenaf nrs
n mtn, and a few mfln
' : of Ka- t : I I oui. w ith
n hnppil a aociated with
1 i a - Hind .iiidfc,(neo'. I
.. o ha i" n eng Mped
la th Iron! r.mk of
la books and in atTiir
,, the ..on of th:
F . of Ulinot i.
paw
i can
an t
you enable the
r elsewhere in
into these recip
the product at
commuter in Cuba
an; country cBtertn
rocal relations, to i
B cheaper price. That
to bay more of our p
enables those who have
it to buy more and en eh
have hitherto not been
hiv to buy some, and i
ineroa-
ihr volume , of tha
meriea!i products
tmcriean producer
m sell more goods
md tiros both pari
'eaetited."
'The Iowa idea,"
jert to which Mr
attention. As expt
Cummins, it was, i
(instance as folios
r tariff rate-; are
consumption ofj
and benefits thoj
by enabling him j
at the old profit,
B to the trade are
was the next sub '
Clark turned his
ended by Oo .
aid Mr Clark, in
ot the stand pit
d evpommunlcatt
Mean church a Ith
nni
from ih Repul
mi di la v. and without
hey not afraid that, li
.viuld poll down I tie ter
bend ; a - well a., upon l
t ins eoadiilun in t
part brough Mr. ciat
boyhood again and t
lines of which ho gave
Bt auty is but afcti
"I'gly to the I -iii "
"Tiiat is a p 'tfoot
reason wen
- Samson, in
Heir
nan
he
. Iptlon
dir." ;
id
he Republican co
he. "RepubUean
they pell with a
n th" surface, wl
tension pervadt : l
uid through. 'I'lo
iiiwil and by oro
did
bi
th.
siate
hunt
I III IBM d.-partmwtit all tnanm-r nf
t'.rinali'iii mil hr briefly givrn pi-fr
qsei "ii tshed avscwasri osaotnii
mful in
Hay. anv
C any i.f
the mull iiu.iiii. .us agatn oldaU) lite vr.u st
i civc c if fnl . ytiHi.l. rat i ii
Today the mm will use at tiH ami
et ;u t; S3, The moon will ri o a'
6; I". p. m.
Th. re .in "on oi'O . gnare mile i il
il Bekta in Japan and China, almoot
i teat an ar a a in all the n t ol
he worM ii i. estiaaated that tie
void, I s know n supply of coal is enough
lo SUppl ail m i d: for oils tioai and
rewn
Tie re acre ,4SJ in an - p-rpons
ni the i niti d Btal : In 1800. of whom
, thv
pa r' .
a- e , in line i not to h ai rapldl
vw vw wsaa ivw "wv wvs
35 FEAti i( WMY.
aAV WW WW VWV IrWVl Vy
From The bulletin of Maroli 31, ISM,
i ferday'a dispatBhei pom wash
tegtea any thai the preaidant hi bent
on th- rswognttlon ot tkn repress nta
ttVM of the Cuban in urg nts; but
many prominent radicals are averi;c
to thi1. prematura' action, an they
appreh nd i' may Involve u in war;
not oriiy with Spain, hwl HU iat'y in
rofve mir relations with ih powers
of Burepc.
ih"! iteimcn nei
i i 1 1 . Carrie Oni
I ami!' Bt itt and J'
all luirm I Bt M
Ji hn03, Hen: J
ChaftCS Arm-nil
nnic .-ii i . were
mmi two nights
'"a; w irk.
nr. W. 6
C T nn i Jot n Tay
f t ,p Vfavor Obfffy for
, hotter entorr emeat of the urdlnJUC
I apain-t Sunday liejuor traffic; and be
r. p prom I Ing to do . nui
ihem lo do their part to "woo
ebrlate from the love nj th" b"
to convince the men who I
.-I.- thai thap hOM not Rb
, . if ,.. . -.. lion nt of i oeb
ditilng ho t trsfffa amrtng th-
urging
the in
irt and
sacred
wo; aft
w ill lie
hour id the .--i.tilMth no ii
ful in this work you
enabled to do what no ordinance can
IN!'li!M1T!,vj
FUN AND PHILOSOPHY.
We fret
Regret,
And y(
Forget - -
Vol! bt t'
New Orleans Times-Democrat
W dream,
We chooas
W e . I.
W e lo e
N V. Bun.
W e sigh
For pie.
We try.
W e vie.
Fly hi eh
nd die.
1 1 v h has mo t patience best in
iys i In- world,
it la often naked who Istrodwc d
lit ptuk into the navy? Noah, wh ii
a took Ham into tie- ark.
He thai reigns within himself and
m trots passing desires and fear, is
he has siood there hltus if
sawing through a dyke, ewtn
drown a ntion
GOURT ORDERED
(Conctudnd rrom tint pagn.)
however, Baying: 'Tfour honor, iudg3
S' biard has male a statement taat
i contrary to a tact and I w ish to re
pudiate it. It inn i he -t.iio.l rlght"
Tiie court replied; "Mr. f'ryan. I
hould think that you ought lo know
(hat when the court has made a nil
Ing .nui cannot break it. tHettse ; i'
dawn."
Mr, Bryan thereupon seated himself
oi l judge Stoddard waa allowed an
objection
The i iters referred to an- said to
contain an announcement of tin- in
tention of Mr Bennett to withdraw
the letter he hud already written, In
which he had expressed a wish that
Mr. Bi 1 an should have IS0.000 Irom I
itated that, although Mr I:
one time .i iie i Mi Bryan to I
."."in. .L accordance With thtti
d Hi. "sealed letter," he had
I in- Intention and had he I
b Would have withdrawn tho
torney Hewitt, on behalf of the ap
pellants, who ouoted from aeveral
eases m which ho claimed the same
condittoni existed aa in this case ami
made a strong plea for Ins side.
Attorney Newton, one of Mr. Bry
ins counsel, argio. 1 for the admis
sion of tin- "aealed loiter" aa uvl
lie contended thai Mr Bi n
rtatnly Intended that the nun
of 160,000 should go (0 Mr. Hryan.
si id Mr, Bryan n ruse it," hp
said "Mr Beam it Intended that the
money aboutd be divided for educa
tloual and cbaritible purposi-s We
protest agaia t the charge that Mr
' tin an i- trying M gat this ISO,noo for
himself, and sm his atorm ys it bt OUf
duty lo .ay that il h.t . bteU hi PU1
pose lo fullill llo- trust made by Mr
Bennett to the letter."
THEY MUSTN'T
SELL WHISKEY
'.outs Court of AppBall Potbidi
Phj u cutij t r'jiu f-'illiny Own
Preariufioni.
;-t Loul . Mar -h l'h ,-.t tjr.ii .
court of appeals Tuesday atteraoou j
banded down a decision which will;
0 . . "I ph . ii las i . who pre a: n phir
mac I r . from Biting iba-ir own pie
1 i riptiou -, the prim lp1 in .1' do nt of
which Cr- wbi ky.
T. S Manning, of Audrlata county,
via., found guilt) d vptfkttng the drug .
drat A hop 1 1 'v and wa RBed fie" He
app"aled. I'i d-'leii was two pre
tcrlpttoni written by him tdf. for
II- ni; Hiv- re II. .aid to- t . t I it righl
to preacrlbe win ky a a phyitctanj
ami tut the prescription aa a phar
rnaeb t.
The eour: boM : that th- re pi I re j
mi n' ot a pre . Hnlion i Intended as
a cheek on the pharmacist and thai
If tin- ijmn m.oi It psfmltted to
-. rtlt and till tb" pfSwrtpOoa tthel
-he. i i vtrtnaJl) refWrved. Il admits
'hat mnav bard hip m i - he worked on
a physictea who write - that kind of
a pruavrtaion and la compelled to.
ban- ji URcd at a remote drug tore,
but it i held ii't' hi' hardship can :
am be permuted to frustrate the tn
taM of th. law Th. ... nit ays this
would hu no graver in fortune than
the instance of a nOent rcqtilrinr
ttanlnnta wNhin on v reach of a
rlruggta bavin- RgMf in -took ami
no phy P lan a' hau l to preserihe
thejr I "
t -r ",iu.nd U r 3'JICIDEb.
'.y tho A, asocial Mil Prenti
Hrunfti. Neb . March 30 DiespoM
. nf Iwrctuse hot Bamm, Ren tat Lanek
. dnwp d -bad last Mondav. Ada
Roan, aneai IV. pii!"neil bersOtf ami
died teffny
l denci
I netl
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"No. Ig, H:J8 a.m No I.:. 6:00 a.m.
No li. 0:50 p.m'.No.41, 0:15 p m.
- Paducah.
M ft O, from North ! M. & Ogoing N'tU
No. I, I : :il p in No. ". l :::t p.m.
No. 3 , 8:04 a m jNo. -1, l';5 a.m.
U.feO from South. I M. 4S ( ). going S'th
No. ", 1 "JO p.tiiJN'o. 1, l;36 p.m.
Na I. 8:20 a.m No. ;i, 8: Of a.m.
Rig I from Cist. j dig I going Hast.
No ::, l":iin p.m. No. S, 5:.'!iam.
No. :, 1:00 p in. No. '', 8:06 p.m.
Cotton ihii Cotton Bell
From Southwest. going Southwest
No. 1 1, 1:48 p in No i ::. 8: 15 pm,
in n Mountain iron Mountain
from West I, going West.
No. S3, 12:36 p.m.No. 81, 3:30 p.m.
All Illinois Central. Mobile X- Ohio
laud Cotton Belt trains hrrive and du
part Irom t'eniral station, corner of
Second si n ot and Ohio l.oce.
All Big Pour ami Iron Mountain
trains arrive ami depart from the
i nton si;, lion. Second street and Com-
merctal av nue.
i Mul may he deposited in the boa at
the transfer station, located at Cen
tral station, "" minutes bofoi - the de
parture ol any tram.
CITY AND COUNTY DIPCCTOHY.
Cairo. Alexander County Illinois, Pop
ulation 11,1-17.
Mayor. CLAUDS WINI'CK
Clerk, li A HATCHER.
Comptroller, P, R. Powell.
Polio. Magi Irate. ,1 II ROBINSON.
chief of Police, T B. PRlCHi
Alexander County. Population
Count) Judge, wm. s DKWCY.
Count) Clerk JR843K K. MtLLBR,
Circuit Clerk. LKJ9 B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, J as. s ROCH&
Coroner. Hit .IAS. M. MeMANI'S.
- . , and Treasurer, pkank n.
DAVIS.
'
Board of County Ccmmls,r,loners
JOHN MILLRR. Chairman,
JOHN A. BOCRCOIS.
Dr. J. 8. 0AV86.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Haas is one of fair
clothiers. lie till.. I
n Ide awake
liis store with
furnlahlnca that
0 1.. Coml. live.
'lothlng mid gout:
peoplo IlkO to Weal
Have yon soon th" latest ptn ,. ring .
and charnta nt W' F Smith's Jewelry
store mi Washington avenue? They
would make fine Ka ler presents too.
Unn caster k Rice havn n km Itaa
bf paints, oils and varii. lies Be sure
and :- i prices from them before
painting, also putty ami gtanmn,
"" Ih s granulat- d BUgUr $1 ft h
dales, 6c per pound: toodud ral.in .
per lb IPs; figs, per Ih. tie,
c A. PffltTF, 1031 IVashlngton avenue
N, Sandh-r. iho i.-ading merchant
tailor, ha: the largest and lust Stock
i f suitings ever brought to Cairo, none
can duplicate hlS work or price.-.
C C, Ten. 11 K- Co rcllabli
tore, our 2 50 and I3.S0 shoe
pet e.tu il in ( aii.. the wt arlng
plows what we i;ay.
Kllchtn ft. Hitle pie. grocers.
have
piality
oppo
i;ite poatof flee .are currying a big stock
of fresh groceries and meat It's get'
tine a big trade, will grow rapidly.
Ony'a tana oitiee, btdy's a ami gegt'a
clothing cheaper than ever. Ben our
jewelry, ring , watchea, pi tola, rifles
ad shot guns. B07 Coml, avenue.
I he (, ...en K i:-.l" C.. bin - BBd ;-h"e
Hon.,.- ,11 ho. s and obrfhing that
npvi r fail to ploor K.t ,-iur woil.man-
:;hip guaranteed, SO! Com Ave.
la ten to Stone Bros. Salt $1 per
barrel; Mothers' bats, 3 for 26c;
cream ary butter, 25e; tomntoea, ;;
CM for L'tc ; pui'b lard. IPC,
Coing to build or
prtegT Ben Keffy Bra i
toi anything in btmi.er
repair
tins
taaiher .
ur building
material.
Pre.i St hrh er , the gracwr, ComL ave.
md I Ith St., baa a tin" line of all
kinds of cinncd good -. fre::h egg.; and
. . ii. at dairy buttwt
m c Metsget brnfj Bjorn. u the
place to get CM "II 111 roTe,i , f,,r
all your achci and phins, giving vou
ea e and comfort Wash and ;nth ; t.
Walters and Shcrlcl; BfmjeO and
meat market, is the bent patronised
grocery and meat mart til m ''alto.
tVeftoms to all. Eighth street.
P I Oanmxg, coal dealer at
Wh' . I odd stand, ha. a Mfl iiadp
in coal and I ueilm- wood Ho saves
you money every lime
.lane . Mi ehan. grocer a
Rtiod thing! to eat, (., I,
dalVV flutter sweet mill-
ler in
r""d
milk.
Defined.
Who la wise We who ran RWI
from every huny who is ttroag? He
who can control his ps;)ni. Who
i- rich? He wh. r:-r,J a,ff, fciH
lot Who la honorable J h who hon
ori others. -Naaj VurW w.
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