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THF CAIRO BULLF.TIN. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1904. 1
The Daily Bulletin. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
IRlllU AT THK I'll til' 1'OSTOFFICI fO Tint
MIMIOS TUSOIUI1 TUB MAIL! AT
CORD CLASS BATH.
Brief Mention of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.
U N I ON (jfctlA BEL
CHRONOLOGICAL
Mrs. 1'. H. Schub will
I Bcbiller club tomorrow
I her home on Seven) li si
May 18 In History.
1804 Napir"ii Bonaparte
ciaml emperor In J'lty.
XS04. and crowned Doc.
x'5 r
KM
iegbtotng iHis wet
m wilt dose at s
i oi inf i nuns
pproaeli work
n In ill" sun
"- -' Hav. (borne
distinguished Amer! M W
novelist and sketch
writer, died In Plym
outh. N H. : born In Sa
have been before the public forty odd make special arrnngome;
Hawthorne.
The public school picnic ibis
will be lii-lil at Ferndale next '
(lay. the .'1st. The His Four
are ar.d still rc-taln a hold i . j n r- a 1-
i. His "Scarlet Letter," published
It In MES, lifted him at once to the
mt rank of contemporary novelists,
'lerre storm on Lake Michigan, foi
led by numeroua wrecks and heavy
s of life am"nc; sailors.
uto Camphausen, noted Prussian
aacler, died at liorlin: horn U1Z
19Uo -M :' i relieved bj lis. British ar
my after a sa g" of Hi lays.
o; 1 1 ill ;
lich will be ami!
1S!U
u
lag better aequal
pastor, Father D
is a plan for futur
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Relatives.
Miss Anna Grear is visiting friends
in I'ortia. Ark
Mrs. .1. 0. Zimmerman spent yes
terday with friends in Paducah,
Mrs. A. Terrell returoi
from a flail with frien Is i
lie excursion given on
t, la-: night under the
K. M K. 0. was fail
izeil considering the
weather. The K. M g
msiderable sum. 350 t
William A. Br, a
broker of N m Ork
a well known an.l
, i laty lawyer. HI.
several rears ago.
ves
vera! little negro
ay craw lishin' "
Ml:
lag,
Mr. David 8.
morning from i
phis.
Miss Emma
St. Lou! i today
lie Bayle.
Mr John Ct c
itniTiH returnee
o Memphis Hi
Uaadea retut
. husiness trip
Hallhlay lea
mi a v nit in .'
lie lias Mnrnei
iiirhter. Mrs. P
M. Button has purchased 1 1
i market a: isii Washington a
from Hen-y Ru r. Mr. Sutton i
ixperieno ! ma... h rag been !
! I ::; the n , r . ' the I ..
iii tairo yesterday.
Mrs. Alice I.. Holmes has return
from a visit of four months with r
aiives in Paragould, Ail..
Mr. M. Ejasterday has gone to li
falo on husiness. lie will also vi
"The Confession
1 will be held this
clock and tonight ;
Chk
la 1 1
i; to Cain
a Triage licenses were
ay to Charlc W. Rolii
lie Mi... Marv k. Bamb
W. Barclay will return in
from Quaymaa, Mexio
has been visiting his daugl
J. A. Nuugle.
clock by Judge w s. I tea i
The memorial addreaa for Cain
immaadery, Knlgtrtf Templar, ;
eech Ridge come t ery . Sunday. Jun
will he delivered by Rev. F. A. I .
(issct, of Springfield. He trill a:
" V . f.-
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i 1 . '
said:
along
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
uonoht A Btmrtle, grocarr, dry
i gooafl and meat market, and general
" ,! leaders foe everything to
th( i I, lie. lot them supply yon.
i Duel Joe's Qlttnd Hand Restaurant
igfiM Mir -til! takes thfl lead. scrTlng
: ; 'ho lien , lo-ils and Int'ches in Cairo,
It's the people i' choice.
Cairo Iron an 1 Maohlneiy Supply
;1 Store, .1. B. itee.i. Prop, I COS i.o, ve,
iron, si col ami
supplies, laii in
American Bte
first claaB lanni
Wrta, collars ;
Ums time when
ardwaro, mill
s, gu pipes,
ilry. the only
e city, Your
win wear
ha larlx
i her If.
i 'ti l: in
iSION TO
J
i he Opening pa
ay ri ning sN
brass bands, da
;:
WHEAT AVERAGE GOOD
IK EXPOSITION
BROUGHT TO 1
Th i h 1 1 t h f "j (ir ! (i i
Dues l or Our R:adcrs.
AN EDUCATIONAL WORK
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Conditions and Prospscts as Shown
In the Government Report Gen
eral News.
nrn, 1 machinery of all kinds. The
Wiliiai . boa pet and beat place in southern
c j yjr : Illinois to net eveiything yon nead.
Spragne H R. Oannon, coal dealer at
th( mam Wheeler's old stand, kindling wood at
e brought i very low price. It will pay you to
ir.r- i i n- po.1 in a supply while price is lo-.v
toil pro F Teiehman's celebrated LoM
,; - Jack Cigars are tbo smoker's choice.
Man Is never better Batlsflcd than
g , . m'. Farrow baa moved her stock of
millinery to the Gilbert block, A beau
' 1 1 T 1 line of new goods just received.
fly breath T,!, ,H'-,! " tnairket, Parold
and madelroon8 ;!'"' WnWto'i Paints. P. T.
! of ptefc LanwOi ! agent, lOOfi Commercial
i. , , avenue.
STATION
The wi a:
if Act!-
Lc AS A REC:
JUVENIR OF
iangerousl
id planting u
pted by geaer
etirrtne the Rr
If)
orn plant lei;.
'f the crop Is i
In the Qorthi
be central am
ome adtri rse l
rived. bMt the
i he mil ;ii.
)l!v Jo
Fcr;c.its
i j an
Hid paa
1 1 Planters I
. for the motii
one who has trii
e best place
Ask the man
i good Judge
changes in :M hoars:
Parser Stain Change
line of in 21
feet water hOOfS
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results of Government
With Prorpccts For
Vicinity Toda
tcrv.iticnt
o and
i comotneo, nest pnxit of pood work
and low prleea. Leave your measure.
Reinhard, photographer, maker of
fine photographs. Try this gallevy, you
WW gel line artistic work at sales f.ic-
uencral W?atner Conditlrris.
B h i i the valley, in I
i, Missouri, I
Dd oistarnl
tory prit
Harry
the colli;
v targe
t entral stati
j supplied, lie.
I Buy your
; shoes from I
Wash, avo.
none batter,
Renter, La
I'h
tth street.
i drug store has
ernes the OOUgll
ta only r:,c. it
c k rs prompt ly
and service,
groceries and
Fhs, 200tV20tl
re others, but
o., are showing
i beautiful Hue of 1904 wail paper.
W ike your home cheerful wltk nice
gives t ie most to at and that it in
cle m a id dot liable.
W, K. C'Bhea'a menu, strawbefttea,
tomatoes, lettuces, radishes, celery,
r en onions, spinach, apples, flue up-
plea, oranges, stressed chicken.
John P. Mockler Drocery and 0n
i ral kferehasdisc
lar streets. Kve;
Phoni .
Ban :
s ami
t It ami I'. ii-
lu his at i a
icky whlikies,
farming imple
High grade gm-
Gull Rtatei
cart i "rid Rne coffeci a apoekilty,
a. M 8 pence & Co., the grtal store
for farmers to gol rtoir geaeraJ mer
ehudlse. Money saved on ever? ar
whop
trioads m vcral days.
Mr.-. Frank McCabe, of !
Mo., are guests of the li
-nts. Mr. and Mrs. Pel
7 Washington avenue,
art !' Monteourl and Mi
W. it. Bafron
I .f pgr ni
hi of th
Marie De Monteourl will no to VIII
Oiilf'e t'li'iV t.t tub,, nor, i n i.hovnl
coneer. to he given there this ei , ! " r" Vl's" r,a) " " "
ta i lag .n a special car, The party ;
Kmnia and Mat u;
g lo Villa Ridge to
Mr. Frank llaRiy and family, o i-
309 Seventeenth stmt, have move; ;
to Canithersf llle, Mo., where Mi ill
gey has accepted a position with ai
Mr-. John A. Miller left for
Louis yesterday to attend tin . i mi
biennial of the ; i neral fi h ration n
Women's clubs, which will be in se '
afOBt one we:;k,. beginning tIay.
Mr... W. F. Simon and little t j
have returned from EvansvIUe, In!
accompanied by Mrs Simons sisier 1
Mrs. L. K. Iing. who will is;; h . !
parents. .r. an,i ilrs. J. p. Shea, of I
809 W'ainir. street.
Mr F L. Rouirms, of Kansas C'li;
president of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Carmen, is In the city making r
rev iew of th" local order 1 1 vvll- j
b'ieSS the Cair'i I clge lntiiht a
matti noli hall. ISu; t'opiar itn-ei.
Hon. Wall Williams, of Herein j
ill., and Hon. Hush Mason, of Am i
ca. can lldates for the Democratic ,
nomination for rcpresentativo, w.ti j
in the city yesterday Ihtervii wing tin
hadiiiL' local Oemocratie politician
f)r F. H. Thornton, son of w. v
Thornton, a former Inmiwr dealci ;
and prominent citisen ol Cairo, wa
ie Cairo this week en route from the!
World's fair to his horm in lilac- j
fields. Nicaragua. praises thf
Louisiana Purchasi cximi ition ana i
was delighted with his :.-it to St.!
OllVe Ilraueh
tgt no nt oi Fre lei ick . Uphai
Mi.;s Helen Hall, daughter Mi
Mrs. Philo k. Hall, of Cedar Raj
la., was asaouaced on Baturda
the aarenta of the prospect i
ave town, while llnuii Kilgore a-a
mad drunk and wa locked an n
vhich all Odd FpIIoh i, R
rfeads Of both orders i
t large crowd v. a pTt
bt memot la) ad in -1 bj
hkh was prooottnet 1
' - of its kind ever i
'airo. and a synafMl -
d in The BuRetta la i
lomo vocal neb ci kn - b)
tiller were also greatly
tn
-'ROM HEART FAILURE
ivc D-
In F,i:
li
laklmaa Are Economical.
Eskii ... ,. les rothine.
rda
in!o i.ri!-
"" Rear Admiral VVInfiebl Scott Bchley
st,lthe hero of Santiago, m tra
I minutes In Fulton Sunday en mire
Mr. George W. Dewey went from Wahingt m 0 (
Tamnis yesterday, where be is en- Roe.,. Ark on a ,ti. ,- .. :. ,
gage i in surveying and adding about , tend ih nring
tJgty hmckN to thai growtior vil.ag- ish Rite Masons of the V of L I
There are already thirty blocks ir ' Rock - ,. ,
this enterprising place and if it re,. , ., ,,,,
ffrt,rw. r, e-r-riy in f,.,.r r .
J ' , - oi cue Aiasonic fr.it i rnitv.
aajat it will be qiiil,-a thiivin.u (, y s ';. P.i,;.i-ih , arnival is in nr,
" 5f'ars- jgress and is aitracting; large crowds
$5 Reward
For the arrest and conviction of party or
parties who arc tU ling the BULLETIN
on up -town routes k " j
The Bulletin Co.
cap.ain j
Wa ;hingtoi
It notarted
v.i:m, for today,
Waanasday,
Break!
r
nign ( aries e erytl
.;. hi i socks to
(lass when y
1 ..Uneli .lot's
honae in the
1 f Hm beat of
bes( J 00 r ,), v
states. nu fn t
lag tfi eat and
ariak, ami a utca cl as nasi,
II. It. Roiheriberner, shoe store,
'eiis a Oral (lass wearing shoe for
9 50 and th" first quality leather for
15 00. Try a pair of the $.;..',() shoes.,
.lohn Beck Reliable Bakery wlD de
parts, ol the city all hind.,
(Ood bread, cakes, pie
'her to all part
f bad , goo,
and rolls. The
Cairo Sand, 1
(snccaaaora to
laitli I in lime,
Cement Co.,
I imp. siec
hair, ptaater
er'a lupplles, river sand and feed.
Botlo'a raatauranl and bar is one of
Sd places in Cairo
a line meal for ...e
the beat putrrj
; as ordered,
N. Sandier,
tailor, has th-
f Suitings ever
can duplicate h
Nov.- ideas t
sew ami up-to data
leading mere ban I
t and best stock
ifclit to Cairo, none
'irk or prices,
novelties in cards
lightings and
1 (-'
li
HOWING HIS AG!
poses, it. s. Blockley, ghaemaara
Studio, mi Washinglon avenue.
D, fi M Canity's wa.;ons always no
in yon plenty of heat from
the SX ostites! hard and soft coal f.o
liandlss, Phonaa 393 Cairo, icr Bell
plain Uttcn c iiars, ml.tg"! an i
the ne v ribbon , n n para i 1 1, tbo
If yoa war ' in.' es.r - ide - f wno,.
Kelly Bros. Planning Mills WtR make
it for y m. Irti rior fnrnl ihltt - lombe'
1 1 soeei, iity, get eatlmatea and prices.
Toliri A Miller, jewib r. baa I conr
' plete linn of di'imonds, WUtebcs,
docks, rinrts l ioocbes, chains, stnd.i,
karma and cut glass Lowest prico.
Peter Zimmerman, the WaabtagtOU
':. 1 1 grocer, la haviag a Rata tr In
'- I fresh groceries and full wights
pleas' - the people, Bdef from him.
A. It M'-f'orm!c':. COrUa ?nd and
P'idar St., will Uphol.-ter and raSMll
rrMir furniture an ! Mtkt ytM an lis)
pa il box conch for littlp reonev
V'l ie-i try storn In eoij'b' -n Rlfocla
aeBs bet) ir stock of watches, clocks
rlaga, pins and charms tha Chas. F
i Miilnr, , Com!, ave.
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