The Cairo bulletin., October 17, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

About The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928

Image provided by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, Urbana, IL

                
THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, m
Are Admittedly KnoWn as the Best Fire
keepers made1.
Don't Swim After a Fish-Drop Him a Line.
Put 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.
Short Announcement Representing
Their Wants, Trades, Prof e-
, a'ons and Various Ac
tivities. Rt For CUaufud Notice.
On. Insertion per word. .... . .01
Three insertion, oar word ... ' M 1-1
Oae week per word J
One month per word ... . .16
All matter let In Nonpareil type.
No advertisement luHerted lor lee. than
twenty-five eent , j
WORLD'S FAIR ROOMS.
' Furiilnlied room, for World's Pair visitor,
Mjc to II per flay. H. T. Nowotay, VM Walnut
Btieet, ht. Lout., Mo.
ROOMS WANTED.
Three unfuroielied room, centrally located,
wanted or Jiglit hou.ekeepiug-. Address T.,
thin oltiiHi.
IN
LIFE PRESERVERS
With Which Steamer General
Slociim Was Equipped
PIECE OF CROSS' INFAMY
DENOUNCED BY PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT IN MAKING PUB
LIC INVESTIGATING COM
MITTCE'S REPORT
BALTIC SQUADRON
SAIL UIIC
E
MORE
www
, TUB NAME OF . .
3 a iSa o E. e
FOR THE 700th TIME THE CZAR'S
ONLY REMAINING FLEET
PUTS OUT FROM LIBAU
GOES IN TWO SECTIONS.
By (ho Associated Press.
Llbati, Oct. lO-The Baltic tquad-
ron put to sea hij morning.
Vfe
o
V
SV
we
ei
we
V
Means a whole lot when it conies to buying clothes. It is accepted as a
BADGIC OP QUALITY in Cairo and is au investment fiat NEVER
passes a dividend. Wilson Bros, full line of Furnisliiuff Goods.
Cluctte, lYabody & Co. V Monarch Shirts. Sole agents fur Tigt?r and
Champion Hats.
STEAMS IN TWO SECTIONS.
WANTED.
WantedPicture to frame nd room to
paper. Lancaster & K'ce, 21S Ki jhth .treet and
lout Conuiierci .1 avenue.
PBOJrBHSlOAAI
Dr. Onnn, eye, ear, noia and throat. Corner
eiw and Washington - tf
MAIL ORDERS.
Me .tart yon in (be mall order buslueM. Kali
trm'uim and sample tree. American Ujwt'lal
Hvnrf, Milwaukee, Wl.
... ' fOH KENT.
For Het Furnished house for rent. Ad
drwi J. U at tin. office.
Fir Ruin Furnished rw.ii with bath (or
f entltfiuea. Apply K , Butletla
FOR SALE.
For 8.tif Klodliiijj wood H per load, de
livered, i aim Mill Lumber Co. Ciro
For Sal six lot, tirel-rlais house and barn.
Water. ..'War. ami bavriueuta all in. Nice
lawn an'l sbaJe trees. Inquire of Iir. V. 11.
iiarreu.
For Sale Horse, bu(S?y and harness for (ale
reasonable. auures rJ , Bulletin owes.
For 8al Good p.vinij saloon bualneti. in
Tliebe. nest iouatiou ui towu. Addle.. W.,
care uu nun.
LADIES WANTED,
Three biigbl ladies to travel this winter
south, rialaiy and tipcuira paid, limbic,
Covhrui' drug store.
PIANO FOR SALE.
HOUSE WANTED.
f nr.. i i rrt., - a ... : l.
Pian- Fo' a t square piano in flrH-cl. , fllr u t 0t!low Twt.mh , t i, Uii.
cider lo. rk i- -'ap. Apply at this otlice. lattice.
If You Want the Best Buy an
ESTATE OAK HEATER
Woodward Hardware Co,
rfOiSi.viWfcS LOCALS.
A stove that will make your family
comfortable and-save fuel. A. Halley,
807-9 Washington avenue. Coal hot
blast stove, It's the stove you want.
F. Hauiier.. Son, farming Imple
ment an. wagons. High grade gro
cer log ami fine coffees specialty.
Cairo J rou and Machinery Suppl)
Plot e, J. B. Reed. Prop., 10(5 Ohio,
tion. at eel and heavy hardwaie, mill
mppllei,., oelitug. pumps, gas pipes.
Frank Thomas 6 Co., popular drug
store,' c.r. z&ih and Poplar streets, la
a aplem.ld place to buy your drug)
, l'reacriptiona carefully compounded.
John - Lattner, bakery and conf
tinnery, makes the lightest, white
and most wholesome bread, dellclot
C' kes, "tes, cookies and cream puff
ioi t tni your norde snoa ngnt,
and It wi 1 be done when you take It
Bill Ougan, 130C Commercial ave
nue, opposite Power's livery stable.
Notice Michigan peaches. Con
cord grapes, pineapples, oranges, cran
berries and cantaloupes at VV, It.
O'Shea'S, 8th SL Both 'phones.
For fresh vegetables, fancy and
' staple groceries and choice meat caU
at the Walter ft fiherlck market,
Eighth street
Reinhard, photographer, maker of
fine photographs. Try this gallery, you
will get fine artistic work at satisfac
tory prices. 211 Sixth street
Harry W. Scbuh's drug store has
the cough cure that curea the cough.
A large bottle costs only 2 Da It
can't be beat Try It
Burke's livery. Feed and Boarding
tables, first-class livery service. A
One line of carriages for funeral oc
casions. Always the best
I buy, sell and take in pawn every
thing. Ladies and gents doming a
it for you. Interior furnishing lumber
a specialty; get estimates and prices.
Uncle Joe's Hotel, best fi.00 a day
house In the three states. You get
the brut of everything to eat and
urink, and a nice clean bed.
Port of Havre.
The port of Havre consists of an
outer narbor fifty acres In extent;
there ; re also ten docks with a half
tide I ;in and ten locks, having 8
sntfac of 210 acres. Thi-re are 19.
500 y: rds cf quays and 143 acre of
land t r the stowing cf merchandise,
largely covered with excellent ahedc.
There are six drydocks. three oi
which are capable of taking; In all
but thi largest mall steamers.
1
aas t.ltt! Chance for Reform.
JuiIm) Faster of the general sessions
court rentpcced a young man to two
years in the penitentiary the other
day for robbing his employer, a man
ufactnr?r. The prisoner's sweetheart
fleadf.-i for him, saying the Intended
to marry and reform him, but his
honor dfil not believe in that kind of
reformation. Said he: "If I permit
ted yi it to marry this man I would
or.ly r;ak you miserable for life and
I certa'uly do not care to assume any
such responsibility. Later you will
no reedy' to thank me for refusing to
grant your reimest."
I ovel Automobile Whistles.
A European Inventor has converted
the Siiykes at an automobile Into
whlstl -s. which are operated by the
air action. The whit-tleg are controlled
by a erles of suiull rubber balls In
connei tion with the seat, their re
lease i.jeulng the valve in the spokes
and poduclng a pucullas whittling
noise ublly heard above the souud of
trahlc.
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Oc t. 10. The report of
the United States commission of in-
vwflgaUon on the disaster to the
tteanuT Geneial Slocuin, appointed
June 23 by the secretary of commerce
and labor, was made public today.
In connection with the findings , of
the commission, President Roosevelt,
to wh.itn the report was submitted,
has written a letter to Secretary Met
calf of the department of commerce
and labor, ruinmari'ing the report
and directing -him to carry into'' ef
fect the recommendations of the com
mittee. The Inspectors.
Ho also directs that Robert S. Bo
die, supervising inspector of the Sec
ond t'lstrie, steamboat inspecting
service, and James A. Dumont, and
Thomas H. Barrett, local inspector
in charge of the port of New Ycjk, be
discharged from service, the commis
sion so holding them directly respon
sible fcr the laxity of steamboat in
spection to which the Slocum dl.-wster
was directly attributed.
The President's Letter.
The president's letter to Secretary
Metc.ilf tays in part:
"I: appears that the department of
justice has' already secured indict
ments against the master and captain
of the Slocum and against the manag
ing directors of the Knickerbocker
Steamboat company, to yhich the Slo
cum belonged, for misconduct, negli
gence and inattention to duty by the
captain, and for aiding and abetting
theren: by the managing directors.
Furthermore, the department of jui
rice has secured indictments against
Henry Lundberg and John W. Flem
ing, assistant inspectors of the steam
boat inspection Service, who actually
inspected the Slocum, for fraud, mis
conduct and inattention to duty.
Life Preservers had Iron in Them.
"lu addition the department of jus
tice has recured the indictment of
the manager and three employes oi
the N'cnpar&l Cork works of Camden,
N. J., for puitiug uiioa liie market
compressed cork blocks for use in
making life preservers, each of which
blocks contained In its center a piece
or bar iron weigh ins several poundn.
This last offense was of so heinous a
character -that It Is difficult to com
ment upon It with proper relf-re-straint.
It appears that the national
legislature has nevtr enacted a law
providing in set terms for the punish
ment of this particular, species of
Infamy, doubtless because It never en
tered the head of any man that such
a grow. Infamy could be perpetrated.
I suggest that you repor. this whole
matter i to congress, transmitting
these two reports and at that time
calling special attention to tha need
of Imposing an adequate penalty for
making or selling of lif3 saving ap-
By the Assrdated Press. "
f'opinhfttwri, Oct. lG.- During today
the Baltic squadron passed Bornholm
Island In two sections. It comprised
a total of six battleships, H cruisers
and numerous smaller craft, and was
going nor' beast.
I Sandler, Tailor and Haberdasher, 6 1 1 Commercial Ave. i
SO SOOTHING.
Its
Influence Has Been Felt By So
Many Cairo Readers.
The soothing Influence cf relief.
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From Eczema or any itchiners of
the skin,
. Makes one feel grateful to the reme
edy. Dean's Ointment has soothej hun
dreds. Here's what one Cairo citizen nays:
Joseph Vollmer, of 15 Ninth street,
tailor, says: "I had attacks of Itch
ing ulles for nearly -twenty years, no
doubt aggravated by the ennstant sit
ting at my business. For a year they
were worse than a plague desplie ef
forts on my p-art to check the trouble.
A neigfcbc-r of rniue told mo about
Doan's Ointment curing him and it
struck me that if it was effective In
his case it might be in mine so I got
a box at Paul G. Scbuh's drug store.
An application proved that it was bet
ter than anything I had ever used. It
sootiieJ the itching bo that I could
sleep at night and though I cannot
say whether 1 am permanently cured
or not, the amount of ease and com
fort I have received from the use of
Doan's OintmenU stamps that remedy
as one fully up to the representations
made for it.
For sale by all daalcrs. Price 50
cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, fole agents for the United
State.;. ,
Remember the name Doan's and
take uo other.
... . m
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 1 0' o'clock. HMs will give every
one wanting a Celebrated ESTATE OAK a
chance to buy. j.
Woodward Hardware Company
fa
paratus."
Most Important Movement.
"Of all the movements in the ooun-
speclalty. Guy B. Perry, the pawn
broker, 607 Commercial avenue.
Conant & Itennle, groceries, dry
gcx-ds nnd meat market and general
merchandise, leaders for everythins
In their lln.. Let them supply you. '
Too Eood to be passed by! Beauti
ful Sill: Sairt WaU Suitings can be
bad at Hyman's for C5 cents a yard
during this week.
The lnrt horse fchocr In Cairo Is
BUI Dusm. 130C Commercial avenu:,
opposite Powpr'a livery stable.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and Shoe
Hoase sells shoes end clothing that
never fiH to please. Fit and work
jnanshlp guaran'eed. C01 Commercial.
D. F. McCarthy's wagons always on
time giving you plenty of heat from
the excellent bard and soft coal he
handles. 'Phor.es 393 Cairo, ICC Bell.
Golnti to build or repair this
spring? See Kelly Bros. Lumber Co.
for anything in lumber or building
Biatrial
Engraed calling catds your name
engraved on copper plate (in script)
and a b-.mdred cards for $1.50. 100
cards fron our own plate for 11.00.
John A. !Ur, Jeweler, 9th and Com
mercial avenue.
If you want anything made of wood,
Kelly Brc. Planing Mill will make
- try since I wss an undergraduate."
said John Morley, at Oxford, "that
which has raised women in -all the
chances of life to something like an
equality with men strikes me as the
mcst important and the most far-reaching."
Monkey's Advantage.
Its hand and Its wonderful Intelli
gence give the monkey advantage over
all othrr lower animals. It cannot well
endure cold and temperate climates,
a: d this fact, it Is mifuested, has pre
vented the close asuociatton with man
that viould have made the monkey
the u: Kt useful of domestic animals.
Trade With South America. "
One of the most notable features of
the trade of the United States with
South America Is Its comparative fix
ity. During the last thirty years
there has been an increase of oiily
6 per tent. In trade, and the sales of
18J0 were about the same as those of
1902. Compared with the tiade r
173. America's 1902 trade with ti:
world outside of South America h
more than doubled. To tre 4ii,mi-iic
people in South Anu-rlca the i.r!
ah s amount to less tban $4o.00i.,0e
Dclc;ian to Tour United States.
Barer Soet Vor. Oldruohenburgh, a
Belgian, is in this country for the pur
I oso of visiting the St. Louis fair, but
.vill make a t.iur of the United States
before returning romo. The baron Is,
';Uer sivcly interested In American se
crritlc'a and he will tako advantage
f his presence here to study existing
couditiujs vitth t!,e v'ew of I ru provide
his in vastaien's.
SPECIAL SALE OF PALMS.
Aid decorative plants this
week to make - room
DAVIDSON, THE FLORIST.
There lo a Way Cut.
Many men say we know what to
Co if we were ut liberty. When one
gets cornered the cne thing nut to
allow Is discouragement. It is use
Ilss, harmful and ur.nt.cess.ry. It h
jvjrely physical, and thoucbtfulncys
with will power prevents It. Mcla:i
cl.cly 13 death, to good work. U can
with few exception.-!, be retted, forco-d
exercised or doctored oflT. Llcrl M
Tratt. -
Green Ginseng Roots
for plantirjr for sale. I alto buy dry and
oiher niiclrial roots. Call or write
WILLIAM SALZNER.
211 Fourteenth St. Cairo, Illinois.
X
J L
FRED D. NELLISf CoftercaMw.
uuu; v-vai, luiuiiivuc vuai, v,anervme L.oai,-
Green Grave Lump and Nut.
BOTH PHONES, euaiNtSS and ncsidcncc, NO. 324.
Guaranteed Coffee!
Moenh and Java - . ..... Rfic
Huikeye ixs, two for 45c
Jrwel ir, two for - - - - - Sic
Bed Hoc 1 16 rents the pound.
D. T. GRIFFIN, 2013 POPLAR
We'll Ask You to Buy Wall Paper This Time
. After that you will auk us, lor wo give you latest designs at prices
satisfactory to all. We have skilled workmen to pat it on your walls
WiN'iWSii' LANCASTER & RICE
Undoubtedly.
Dr. ILtchie of Edinburgh wss exam
ining a student who claimed to be a
mathematician. Ritchie doubted his
claim, and to test him said: "How
tuny side.4 has a circle?" "Two."
win ti e rei:!y. ' What are they?" ask
eo the doctor. -The In-ido and the
outside." was the answer.
A Doubting Thomas.
"Ills hyah talk erbout Mother Eve
bcin' tempted wif er aprlf," remarked
Deacfin Snowball, "am i- raiklst
kicd ob ttor.t.nse. No tf it had bin
or wattahmlllin. t'en yo' all night talk
sbo' ernuff."
Modern Cold for Old Tirre Iron.
8oni' Armada relics, which ta
been racovercd from the hotto:n oi
the tea, were sold t!,o ether o'ay at a
London auction.
A bri cchlnadlng camn. with wad
and ball still In position brought
C55; tol;.s rcaliz'M fro.-j . to 4s. a
pair. Ltor.e car.non balli brot gl.t stniie
thine under CI apteco. t:.i two Iron
thot ci.-ld fr !.
Gencrste Electricity by Water.
Even, in S,)iiln waterfalls are now
bJog used os a source of eWtrlc
power. In a at? esse twen'ythree rmall
villages i;r-j supplied from the power
't.itlon. In Italy the cmcloyment of
innumerable waterfalls l.a.i encrmc.us
!y Incrt-aied the output of manufac
tured silk, "litre." says an English
writer, "is a form' of pov er that will
iht !c iiii.T than Great Britain's coal
a. id-,."
Fcit.vit ts fer Prince Henry.
Th .;-otpfctlve vtelt of Prince Hen
ry f Pruanta will furtih cwrasion
f-.r st-tcal high social events at Nem
tort. lie will travel as a :rlvate cltl
ten. I nt the Vaoiierbilts and the Ox
lot take occaiilon (o rrtnrn many
of the t-ciintesies shown them by his
highness' brother, the kaiser. Apro
pos the emperor's new HerreahofT
yacht ill be built at Bristol this la-ter.
Oystir Cay Settled In 1C53.
In 142 a party cf Eugllsh adven
turers direct from New England at
tended to settle at Oyster Buy, and
actually piTchased the land from the
Indian. Lvt the Butch drove them
ut. Kvent.ially a compromise was
aade end he Dutch and Englifh tl
vlded Lou,;. Inland between them.
Th first v'rmanent settlement on
he site '! the present village U
lytcr Bay naa then made In lf.53.
TO CURE A COLD JN ONE DAY.
Tat. Laxative Broom Qnlnlne Talil'ia. All
druvrllt refund lb. oioary If It tail, to cure.
M. W.Uivve'a ..Knatur im ooeat-h bos. JV.
THE ESTATE OAK
TliCiViost Wonderful Heating Stove on Earth.
Woodward Hardware Co
Pigecn Came to Lunch.
While two members of the British
bouse of commons were lunching In
the ri.taurant of that bedy the other
day a pigeon fiew In at the window.
a;id. r.?tr alighting on the floor,
jumped on the table. It was evident
ly exhausted and hungry and eagerly
took tbe food which was given IL
Their Light Not Needed.
Sir Olivpr Lodge, an Easlifh ca'ur
alift. ca'If-d attention to the curious
fact "that during a thunderstorm a
glow-norm extingciKbes Us ligkt for
a srend or a second and a half be
fore each fikb. ril.cbtlr,; at an equal
Interval tttjr tbe Cash."
Vitality of Snails.
The vitality of the snail la remark
able. One that was glued to a card
In a museum for four years came tit
life on being Immersed In warm wat
er. Some arpclmor.s In the collection
f a naturalist revived arter they ap
parently had been dead fur 3flea
years.
i fW
Cole's
Ho!
Blast
Stoves
A. HALLEY, SOLE A6ENT.
807-9 Washington Avenue.
: o
t.r i '. rns Spirit-jallct.
). t.. wc.5 jitiown Et.gliab
Japan's Fractional Currer.ey.
To have a notion of tbe point to
which economy tan be pushed one
should learn the currency of Japan
The yen when net depreciated U
worth 1, and now considerably 1
perhaps a half. It Is equal lo 1'X) set
eq :al to 10 rim, equal to 10 ho, eq-ial
to lf kotsh'J.
L'tte-ateur's Diamond Weddinj.
M. Gus'ave Vapereau. who com-pik-d
tbe extrerne'y iir-f j "Llction
t'.re elcs Conteroporaini." ha Ji:rt
ccUl rated bls'diamoad wedding. He
is 5 yars old. The firt eiltion of
the dic-iot;ary aj reared In n;g, the
'aat eleven years seo. In 1 S.
Dr. Smith, osteopath. 222 Tth tnreeL
i.g'u subjects and a
: ' I -indon city corpora-
: 'rc ranis of the Splr-
!!- f.li-;:s tj lave talked
' f f r. Talmase, whose
'l-'.-'d for a period of
' v" ,c life hs edited.
Sign tf Fine Weather. ,
In early summer, when the wvaJbcr
Is showery, you may perhaps notice
through breaks In the rslr clouds an
appearance of denslsh white cloudlets
In small, Irregtilsr tufts brightly Ir
radiated by sunshine. The children
rsll It mackerel aky. Its real tame Is
Cirro-cumulus, and It Is a sure sign of
beat, and probably One weather.
To Explore Australian Desert
Tbe Australian government has or
Faclzed an eipedltlon under Capt Bar
clay to explore the region, comprising
T.'i (H-0 f q-iar miles, between Eyre lake
and tbe western boundary of Queens
lend. It is a desert of the worst type,
which has cost the lives of several ex-I-Iorirs.
Reflections cf a Spinster.
When a can loses bis collar button
ender tie buresu. and then kicks the
cat and swrars jnst borribly. Us wife
feels sure that she Is only Juft b
giaiilag to know tls true character.
Baltimore Amencaa.
The Spur of Fate
BY ASHLEY T0WHE
This is a strong, cleq story, full of fire and ac
tion. The heroine, a Circassian princess, is res
cued from her enemies by a rich young American
who falls desperately in love with her. She re
turns his love returns it so much that she calls
him the "coldest blooded man she ever met."
But she is a woman with a purpose. She leads
her country in a revolt against Russia, and in
following her fortunes with blind devotion and
reckless ardor the American becomes a magnifi
cent hero. Our readers will enjoy the story.
We have secured the serial rights
for. this story and will begin Its
publication In a few days.
33
Blissful Dream. Want Thr 0wn Co!or.
It mskes a woman quiver with Joy janeral horses are always fretful
to think that If she were a dnchesa and mtiess if a grey or chestnut
she could be haughty even to the gnoold happen to be In the
fjok.-Leavenworth Times. m able wlth tbem.
JOHN S. JENKINS caisosakd.umeasdcekehtco.
wHOLisair.
ADrtlTTcr-T Lime, Cement, Hslr, Wall
AKUlUtLI Plaster and FJver Sand.
1006 Commercial ht Cairo, III. 1315 Commercial Avenue
DANCING TAUGHT! Bishop's Feed Store
0h Dealer is hay, rraio and fee-t
MISt BCaTMICC UtneaSTta, bo.T.ier lot. , aoa ar4 asd
tta IUHTH ITHIIT. !e. la coa.etUOB , : , : : ,
Cairo 'Ph'one 292 Z' BlshP Manager
VU" U 1 II U lit i, y U Cairo 1-fcoa.saa,, J4 Wa.hia,tow Afc