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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1 904
Extra
Five Tumblers - ,
One aud a half pounds of Granulated bugar
J,ard, per pound -
One I,amp i - - , .
Three bars German Mottled Soap
3 Sc Covered Sauce Pans - - .;,'..,"
Three papers Brass Pins - . -
Ono.CaJlou Milk Jar - - -
Oue targe Package Mince Meat - -
One pound Browu Coffee - - -
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Evw purchaser of an 8-cent article will have a guess
on the number of feathers on our World's Fair Rooster
Petlt's Racket Store
2021 Washington Ave. Cairo, Illinois.
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A Golden Opportunity
j , '"' IS per cent discount for the next two weeks on all of
2'" . oi r China, consisting of 'Frenr !i, Japan and German,'
2 so as to make room for our II didjy Stock of China,
tv . Such ' argains were never- offered before. You can
j save money by taking advantage of this discount sale.
i " Cat! early and be convinced. .....
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s Mas, F, Miller, Tfie Jeweler
5 806 Con.cerc.al Ave, ?? ' ,f CaL'O, Illinois.
Don't Swim After a Fish-Drop Him a Line.
. f : a want ad in the morning Bulletin and Evening News
and rent your vacant house, get a line on a situation or secure
some new business.
Published in Both Papers For Oae Price.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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IPC !Lrt J-oo IB IM Bull nder a.In. fB'1
BniKlari uJ auiiplf Inw. AnMrtoaa
Afacj. MllukM. WU
FOR SALE..
Few fl A fln bla"k family hnr f ilr.
Apply at Joe Mulbain'a llructry .1. r, rulurr
uy . .
r"nr 8ai Mix lot Bi. -el (tut and b.ra
Walr, xnn nl paT-mul all iu. Niw
liil and lialn Inn, Imjauv ul lir. V. M.
Harr.ll.
For Bl lU-r", baKjr sad irn n fur talc
raaonaoln. ailtlrri K . toulUrtia ulbcj.
WORLD'S FAIR ROOMS.
FarnltB d room, for World'. Fa r iilr,
DAB tO II . H. T. M('rit). f'3' all"-!
irwt, lit. . uia, Mv.
HANO FOR SALE.
Pi.ao Fr Sua X Hiiar piiM ia f rt-cla
order lor ra enrap. ppiy a u. viih.
We'll Ask You to Buy Wall Paper This Time
Aft"- Hist you will ak n, tor we tive yn latnrt design at pricei
rati favlorv to all. We have skilled workmen to pn it on your walls
',1iic?,'.-MHtT';S",RET LANCASTER & RICE
men n mci
F1CU U. HUUUIO, Commercial
Hi;; Mti'Mv Coal, Anthracite Coal, Cartrrvil'e Coal,
('.recti Grael Lturp ar.d Xut.
BOTH PHONES, lutmm d bcodcncc, NO. 324.
Estate Oak Heaters
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WOOD OR COAL
Special for'Thursday
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Parvin. who will rntfraln vl.itor. with
iithr tMtiii ur burl ur butti during tha Fall
Kf.ltTal will pleaw a nnnunicala with H A.
Hatcher a t e t Hy Clerk', otficv, (Iving ternm
and irt eular.
COLLECTOR WANTED.
Wantiw! -A ."Oil portrait di llrniao and
eolletr Call liuniedialcly. U.yiarfrr,
flanl ra llot.l.
HOUSE WANTED.
Wantl -Mcdrro cotLj-r sot f ntli'-r out
than ttk utrwt. Addrw. II. A . con
ductor, era bulletin.
ROOMS WANTED.
Thrr Hnfu'ol.hMl roni centrally locate,
anlnl f -r ligat DuUix kifuiutf. Ailiirca. T.,
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WANTED.
Wanlril -Picliir. to frni and room t
p:H-r I .nni-irr lllop, 114 Kifhtb tr-t and
Ihui Cni rit-i .1 avtBuc.
LOST.
!.(- .ihh kli "(1 and Villa Hii1f, a
ll.lil t tn top cual
BkuaDi rea-aru u mil n
L.t--lne,layliht.ntiairnfeolU-rlanrd
.rt ii. . in r. rind.r pli-aa rtnra to
caiiiuun . Drue H.areaRd receive rrwaid.
run nt.ni,
For t--l Funih,d bouvj fur rfat.
drrlj !.. at thl. (fcr.
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!b airrt.
fruit room, 115
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Ave.
: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
Daugfir Station Change
! STATION'S line of In 24
j foer water hours
Plttabiir.nr 22 i!-2 0.1 rise
I Davis Islan.l dam. 25 2.8 0.0
Paikmburs . . . . nc 1 0.;l fall
ICinclnnail 4 0.1 rise
j Loulsvillt' ... .... 2 2C 0.2 rls
Evansvlllu 35 1.1 0,1 fall
I Ml. Carmol 15 1 . "1 rlso
j NashvUlo ... .... 40 2.8 1.3 lall
Cliattancofc-a .. ..33 0.3 0 0
Florencu 1C 0.5 0.0
Johnsonvlllf- 21 0.3 0.0
Paducah 40 0.8 0.1 rise
Cairo 45 8.7 0.4 rise
St. Paul 1 4.8 0.G fall
Davenport..., ... 15 4.5 0.4 fall
I Kansas Ct'y .... 21 G.5 0.1 rise
St. Louis 30 7.8 0.1 rise
Chester 30 7.7 0.1 rle
Memphis ... .... 33 5.1 0.1 rise
Fort Smith 22 4.8 0.2 rise
Vickaburg 45 .8.8 0.1 fall
New Orleans .... 1C 4.8 0.3 fall
Stage at Cairo. Oct. 12, 1903, 19.4.
Below zero.
River Forecasts.
The OhioAt Evansville. will rise
slowly Uurins the next 24 to 3G hour3,
i At Paducah and Cairo, very little
change during the nex. two days, with
! generally a falling tendency.
The Tennessee From Florence to
the mouth, aud the Mississippi, from
below St. Louis to Cairo, no material
change during the next 3G hours.
P. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
Arrivals and Departures.
The Rees Lee passed up to St. Loul
yesterday morning with a good freight
trip. She did not tarry long here.
Gondola got in from the Ohio with
one Cargo of rock and laid up.
Frit2 arrived yesterday morning
with ona barge of stone out of the
Mississippi river. In the afternoon
she left for below with an empty
barge for logs.
The Carrie V. came up from below
yesterday morning with one barge of
logs and in the afternoon dropped a
raft out of the Mississippi.
Henry Harley was on time yester
day in the Paducah trade.
Broke Down.
The Morgan went to the bank yes
terday afternoon to repair a steam
pipe. The Cotton Belt and Iron Moun
tain passenger trains were both trans
ferred yesterday by the Marquand.
Bob Dudley Sunk.
The steamer . Bob Dudley, running
in the Paducah and Evansville trade,
sank early yesterday morning at the
foot of Cumberland Island, two miles
below Smlthland. She is lying in an
easy position nnd will no doubt be
ratstd without trouble. No lives were
lost, nobody hurt, and little, if any,
of the freight was damaged.
Tiie Dudley left Paducah shortly af
ter 2 o'clock for Evansville, with Cap
tain Jim Howard in command and
Billy Overttreet, of paducah, at the
wheel. At about 4:30 o'clock, as she
was Hearing Sir.ithland, bha ran onto
the wreck of the "Emma," a boat
owned by Captain Allen Duncan,
which sank 30 years ago. A hole was
knocked in the Dudley's side and she
wt r.t down at once in shallow water.
Her ma!n dK:k is clear and dry from
amidsh'ps to the stem, and from the
amidships to the item Is under four
feet of water. When the boat struck
the wreck and began to settle, the
crew did not get excited, but held ev
er.vthiiii; in lurid.
A Wail Front Evansville.
j When will the river be dredged?
Politicians and statesmen have been
promi.si:ia ;he river people here rell. f
j for several vel:s, but this relief has
! no; t come.
j Sand bars are Lad, channels arc
giving great trouble to steamboat
men an l Ima's are greatly delayed
besides many of the large boats boin:t
tied up because of river condition;.
When will something be done?
Congietsman Jame3 A. Henienway
I 'vvrat weeks ago told the officials of
the Evansville Business association
.that he would have a dredgelioat sent
, i,.,- ,.,m j:P.,n rivor on.l loan ,.t
the bar near the new water works
,-. The droduehoat la not her
P'alu- 1 ne unageDoai is not nere
and- boats are having more trouble
than ever getting over tha bar. Toer
arc nov.- several bargon groundei on
this bar sd the little gaolino boat
Norway got stuck tight there SaUt
dar.
Engineer Harris of the United
States corps was here two weeks sgi
and made soundings near the watei
works. His report has been forwarded
lo the head engineer. Captain Frank
Tardy, ene of the best posted men
here on riv-r matters, said Saturday
that the bar ought to be dr.dge:l out
at once. If a dre.lgehoat cannot be se
cured he believes the Urge scraper
that vas used to deepen the mouth of
Pigfon creek should be brought Into
play. He says th scraiter can be
fastened onto the end cf a barge and
run over the bar several times, thus
rrmoving the sand. It will iakp a
spur (iike t civp permanent relief.
V.'hfn v.ill the drelg'tioa; crime? It
i- up io Congressman Hemenway and
the powers that be. Unless it cornea
quiclrly there will b no use for It. A
gd Ftaee of water is expected be
fore Cliri.-itmai.
Mayor Charles G. Covert, who has
spent a Kfeat deal of his time hunt
ing Finr-e he assumed t'ae duties of his
officp is alsr blamed now for a gT-t
-rany troubles of the. river man. Ha
cr!aiiiy has not lieen diligent about
having bis board of public works, or
board of public nulmuiee, as it Is gen
erally i called, look atter the wharf.
The wharf is in the worst condition
in years and what makes rlvermen
sore is that some of the money de
rived from the river traffic by the
city ia spent for other city purpoe3
probably to pay salaries of new offi
cers who are favored with having new
Jobs created for them.
A well known river man ;iald Satur
day that If Mayor Covert should de
cide to "make another race for mayor
the river people ulmost to a man
would line u against him. "lie 1b a
good' hunter and a nice fellow person
ally," said a steamboat captain, "but
It takes more thnu that to make a
good mayor." '
AMUSEMENTS.
s Hanford Next Tuesday.
. There la no play in which romantic
fancy has revelled ' more gracefully
than In "Don Caesar do Ba'.an," the
drama which Mr. Charles B. Hanford
will offer as his contribution to Che
now productions t.f the current .ea
?on. In accordance v!!h hL: cir.tom
Mr. Hsnford's presvatalton of the
;iiay will be in the nature of a sconlc
revival. Miss Marie Drofnah, who has
!ieUI so conspicuous a place In Mr,
HanfvjrJ's successes of recent sea
sons will have the role of Marltaaa,
and a company of extraordinary effi
ciency is promised for the surround
ing characters. Doa Caesar de Bazan
A'ill be presented at the Cairo Opera
house on Tuesday, October 18.
' Royal Italian Band.
The roerti announcement that ar
'ang'sments have been made for two
coucerts in this cltv, Tuesday, Oct.
er 23, by the famous Eliery Royal
Italian band, tinder the leadership of
Signor Francesco Ferullo, a young
n&i who it far greater than Crea
'ore, is sufflcient. to arouse the music
loving people of the community to a
legree of enthusiasm and delight.
This band of fifty Italian artists has
or t.'ie last two months been settinit
he people of Milwaukee crezy with
nusical enthusiasm and has been
)rononnce 1 by nin..:y-nine out of ev
ry imr.Jrod p.xiple who have heard it
o bo the greatest organization of
U kind in this country. The enwds
.hich it has attrati cd to iho Expos!
Ian buiUing la the Wisconsin metro
polis have smashed all records to
Icob, the weekly attendance av:;r-'gj.-g
over 20.0r.O piordj. The music
oroduced, by the band Is of an almo.t
typnotic character and the audience
eaialns nc'ua'.ly spell-bound in the
ntensity of tho attention which it
Ives to the players and to the won
"erftil young leader Ferullo. Thosa
.vho read the Milwaukee papers will
tave noted the caricatures and dir.
;usstcns regarding i'he oceentricltbs
if tho magnetic young leader, whosa
"ntensely emotional directing has
caused a world of comment among
'he audience?.
Mr. Ellery. tha founder of tho great
irganizatlon that bears bint name, or
ganized the Banda Rossa, the greatest
band in the world, some six years ago.
He also Introduced Creatore to the
'niblic; but in, Signore Francesco Fe
rullo. h!s latest acquisition, he is sakl
'o have a conductor far greater than
Creatore.
Ferullo dresses In white, perhaps
o make himself think that he feels
cool, but the scarlet Is Inside, run
ning through his veins like liquid fire
and showing itself in the pa;sionat3
Slow of the music which his iuspired
baton calls forth from his eagerly
responsive followers. This is ar. the
rrue art of the1 most artistic people on
sarth. In the care of Ftnillo, It Is
intense emotion under the safe gull-
nice of a particularly bright mind, tho j
one coa.biiiA'.Itin that work.t harmoni
ously toward the making an d perfect
ing of a gr.-ai nrtlf.Uc director. Who
misses seeirg tiiia 25-year-olJ boy di
rect p.-and opera selections anil tho
I'amous overture played by The El-
Jery band, deprives himseir of ai
iiieans of both education and enjoy-!
neut. nich as Is rarely found !n 'he e
comrr.f rcial days.
Slgrior Plotro Buzz!, the world re
nowned Italian, owratie tenor, will
a!so he hiard at the Ellerv band con
cert. This magnificent tlnrer, who
has a voice of great range and powr, i
has made himself an immense favcr
Ita with the public. Signer l.v.i
combines in his truly wonderful v.Ace
bo'h the qualities cf lyric and dramat
ic t'-nor. anil that the public appreci
ates such a rare rolniblnation !s evi
denced by the ovations which he tat
received on his every appearance.
BUSINESS L00AL3.
Coin, to build or
spring? See Kelly Bros,
for anything in lumber
repair this
Lumber Co.
or building
material.
If you want anything made of wood,
Kelly Bros. Planing Mill will make
It for you. Interior furnishing lumber
a specialty; get estimate! and prices.
Uncle Joe'a Hotel, best II 00 a da)
house In the three atatea. Ton get
the bet of everything to eat an.5
arlck. and a nice clean be-I.
Engraved calling cards your name
engreved on copper plate (in scrip)
and a hundred cards for $1.50. 100
ranis from your own plate for $1.00.
John A. Miller, Jeweler, Sth and Coir
mercial avenue.
Cairs to Indianapolis and retyrn
Sunday, CcL lGth via Dig Four Route,
only $1 on round trip.
Dr. Smith, osteopath, ,21 7th street.
n tt t .t t i f t . 1 1.
V ' ' . ? THE NAME OP . ' St
Means a whole lot when it comes to buying clothes. It is accepted as a Jj
BADGE OH QUALITY in Cairo and is an investment that NEVER gj
passes a dividend. Wilson Bros, full line of Furnishing Goods.
Cluettc, Peabody & Co.'s Monarch Shirts. Sole agents for Tiger and Jjj
Champion Hats.
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Does Advertising Ray? No. 4
6mlh & 'Co.,
XCkeUsale and Sidail
iquor Beaters,
503-5 tklo direct.
THE BULLETIN COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN
As aa advortlslng medium vro
publication as capatlo of giving the most satisfactory re
sults to your patrons.
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A Specialty for Ladies
A new and very excellent Device
For particulars rail or write
Mrs. 1. A. Athton, agent.
2123 Holbrook hi,, Cairo, Illinois
All Kinds of Work to Order In
Hair and Switches.
Manicwrlnjr and Shampooing
Mrs. H. L. Bradty, 2iKM.
Prompt Attention Given Mall Order,
SPECIAL SALE OF PALMS.
And decorative plant, tbla
week to make room
DAVIDSON, THE FLORIST.
JOHiNS. JENKINS
ARCHITECT
IC06 Comnsercial Are., Cairo, ill.
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cANNOUNCEMENT.
For the benefit of our friends and customers
who are unable to visit our store during day
time, we have arranged to keep open Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday nights of each
week until JO o'clock. This will give every
one wanting a Celebrated EST A TE OAK a
chance to buy. ''"
Woodward Hardware Company
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Cairo, 111., Oct. 6 100-i.
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CAIRO OPERA MOUSE
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 1 O
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0
lyir- Charles B. Hanford
'Accompanied by MISS MARIE DROFNAH in
III
ION GESAR DE BAZAM"
Presented in a sumptuous manner with every atteution to
detail an all star cast of twenty players, with Mr. Hanford
as "Don Cxsar," Mr. Hennig as "Don Jose," Miss Drofnah
as "Maritana," Mr. D'Oize as "King of Spain."
Prices:-25, 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.50.
Sale of Seats opens Monday, October 17 at 8:30 a. m.
1 Commercial Avo.
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