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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 105
TfiE CAIRO BULLETIN
iOrjUARAHTiHEORDERED
Against Kentucky or Tennessee Says
Or. Egan M. & O. Train Held
By Health Officers.
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CHRONOLOGICAL
Hg. H In BlStOfT
jjOO Jm Thomson,
author of The Sea
sons." died.
1S07 Robert Fulton"
boat, tbe Clermont,
teamed P to Al
bany. 151 : Octal FeulUet,
French nerellat and
dramatlat. born In La
Manche: died 1990.
iKiThaMui Stevens.
tateaman. died in Waahlngton; bora
17M.
JS Right Hon. Richard M one ton Mllnea
iiimi HMichton. a Hterary celebrity.
tha frtend of Heine. David Gray and
others and the biographer oi Keais,
At.A at Vlrhv: born 1809.
1&90 Cardinal John Henry Newman died
at Birmingham, England; born In Lon
don ia.
14 Frank Flxley. veteran American
Journalist, died at San Francisco.
13C1 Signer Crispl. noted Italian states
man, formerly one of the king's min
isters, died at Naples; born 1819.
J804 Battle between German troops and
tha Hereros in German Southwest Af
rica; Count von Ajnlm killed.
Stevens.
Dr. J. A. Egan, secretary of the state
board of hf-alth wired here yesterday
that the report circulated In Paducah,
that Illinois had quarantined against
Kentucky and Tennessee which was
wired to the Bulletin, stating that the
report was not true and asking that
it be denied. The report probably
grew out oX the fact that inspectors
will be placed at Brookport, 111., op
posite Kentucky.
Dr. "VY. C. Clarke. In charge A the
train inspection of the State Board of
Health, held the north bound Mobile
and Ohio train here yesterday morn
ing for one hour and a half owing to
the fact that his orders were disobeyed
by the train's crew. Dr. Clarke learn
ed that the "Rabbit's Foot Company,'
a negro theatrical troupe was coming
in here on that train from the south.
Dr. Clarke decided that the State
Board did not want them in Cairo and
notified the railroad company to take
them through. Instead of doing this
the car was cut off in the yards. Dr.
Clarke upon learning of this held the
train until a switch engine went out
CUT
HE RETURNED TO CAIRO COMPANY "K" ONE OF BEST
ENCAMPED AT SPRINGFIELD
SWEETHEART
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Because She Would Not Give
Him Her Photograph
NEGRO INFLICTED FRIGHTFUL
WOUNDS ON WOMAN WHIPPED
HIS GIRL "FOR FUN."
Because she would not give him her
picture, Sada Moire, colored, drew a
large knife and seriously cut his sweet-
heart, Ninnie Clifton, also colored, at
the corner of Douglas and Walnut
streets about 10 o'clock last night.
The woman is believed to be fatal
ly injured and is in a very weak con
dition as a result of the loss of Mood
The knife laid the woman's breast
open and it required over 40 stitch?s
to close the gapping wound. Her right
arm was also cut.
Moore made his escape. The wo-
man was taken into the home of a
colored family near by and Dr. Fields
was summoned.
According to the story, Moore ask
ed his sweetheart for her picture. She
consented but when he said that he
NEWS OF THE RIVERS?
ra?ai??l)le?irel
3
The river gnage last night was
19.98. showing a fall of 0.6 In the past
24 hours.
The tow boat Sycamore arrived
yesterday at 6 a. m., from Paducah.
And Was Greatly Surprised to Read
in the Bulletin That He Had Been
Accused By Employer.
The Peters Lee arrived at 11:30 p.
m.. from ' Cincinnati and uepanea at
SO p. m., for Memphis yesterday.
C. H. Waggener. who was accused R
few days ago by D. A. Maulden of the
Cairo Discount Company, of having
appropriated the sum of 15 and a
gold watch from him, returned to the
city last night and promises to make
things interesting for the manager of
the D-scouut Company.
Mr. Waggener, says that he went
to Wlckliffe on business and from
there went to Paducah, Ky., and wrote
Marked Improvement Shown in Theif
Drilling-Governor's Day Yesterday
Private Roche Better
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Mr. and 'Mrs. E. L. Gilbert left last
night for Chicago,
Gilbert Casey has gone to Centralia
for a brief visit with friends.
to snrt It to hi mother.
in the yards, and brought the it down I he refused A quarrel followed and
then Moore is credited with having
said: "You'll either give me that pic
ture or I'll murder you.' well thats
what you. will have to do." replied the
woman and with that he drew the
to the station and coupled It onto the
train and was sent north.
The inspection Is still being rigidly
enforced all over southern Illinois.
Yesterday trains from the north were
The Dick Fowler arrived at 1:30
p. m., yesterday from Paducah an3
departed at 3 p. m.
The Morning Star arrive,! yester
day at 7:00 p. m from Memphis and
departed at 9:30 p. m., for Louisville.
In 850, the Buckeye State in com
mand of Capt. Baltzhooven. ran from
Cincinnati to Pittsburg. 500 miles,
carried 200 passengers, made fifty
three landings, in 1 day ami 19 hours,
four miles per hou adverse current.
Epeed 15.16 miles and 1.2:5 average
landings per hour. The average depth
of water In the channel was seven
feet.
Towboats in Trouble.
Mr. G. U Faudree. of Cairo, Is In
the city today. Mr. Faudree leaves to
day on tne itopKins to see auuui uie ""1 " , fantiv entertained
Combine's boats which are in tne ouice tu iau,ul v, ,
inspected as well as those from the knife am1 sasned her across the arm
Mr. Fred Hallklay has gone to Dix
on Springs to spend a vacation.
Miss Minnie Li Rossman leaves this
mroning for a stay at Dawson, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jackson and son
Stafford are sojourning at Dixon
Springs.
south and in all coses where it was
learned that the passengers had just
come from ihe south or Infected dis
tricts they were not allowed to stop
here,
An agreement has been reached in
regard to the banana messengers. The
railroads were given th choice of run
olng messengers through to a point
north of the B. & O. S. W. railroad or
stopping them souih of the Ohio river.
and body.
Whipped Her "Just For Fun."
George Gilerase, colored, was ar
rested last night by Officers Lipe and
Wade for beating his sweetheart.
Irene Douglass. The fig'.it occurred
at the corner of Eighteenth and Wat-
nut streets. When asked by the offi
cers to explain his actions in attack-
messengers now leave the trains be-
fore they reach Illinois
ine- tho srl. Gilerase said that he "beat
iney cnose the latter, ana toe banana her tlJ jusi for fun His fun win
probably cost him a big fine this morn
ing when he is taken before Judge
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vrs oi uauauas are anoweu to come I
into tne state provided mat tney will
not be allowed to accumulate at
Mounds, and provided that they be op-
Sp.eial to The Bulletin.
Springfield, 111., Aug. 10 Today wa
Maulden that he would not be back I Governor's Day at Camp Lincoln and
for a few days. I Governor and Mrs. Deneen and a par
The story, which was printed In thehy of friends from the city were re-
Bulletin a few days ago and which reived at the gate of the camp grounds
was given to the reporter by Mr. at 5 o'clock by the first baiallion of
Maulden. is said to be truthless ami the fourth Infantry under command
Mr. Maulden last night wrote a state- of Major Elliott
ment to the Bulletin, in which he vin- Lieutenant Colonel Claude E. Hy
dicates Mr. Waggener and says that I man was present as the personal es
he was mistaken in his accusations. cort of Governor Deneen. The party
Mr Wascener was sent to Wlckliffe with the governor were escorted by
bv the manager to pay to a woman the squad of the regiment and regi
there $15. Mr. Waggoner says that he mental Dana to tne general ncauquar-
found the woman was not in the town ters after they were received irom tne
and he went from there to Paducah. regimental officers. Dress parade and
Upon arriving at Paducah, Mr. Was review followed shortly and aceom-
rener savs that he wrote Maulden panied Dy tne aujuiani Kenerai mm
that the woman was not In Wlckliffe his staff the governor reviewed tha
oti.i that he would return the money regiment.
-h h rnme back to Cairo. In the evening alter uie parane uie
I mI nht h returned and went regimental ontcers or me ".una
1 fanti v entertained a party at dinner,
Coal
ffinKU oKnA laM moniKD nf tha
water, Say yesterday. Paducan bun. ' latr mch r- the guests. There were present at the
I he Williams Is at tne feisiers oar, - dinner. Governor and Mrs. Deneen
eyville, Ky., with a total of M empty """. . '',,- ' the regimental officers of the fourth
coal boats. 13 barges, and o loaaea
model barges, loaded with rock and
. ,i ,t,a ,anr th lis which during wnicn tne regimental oanu reu
3 ,m "'v' ... ., . Lto,. m,wl, fnr lh, pntortalnmont nf
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CAPT. W. P. GREANEY.
In Command of the Crack Cwnpany
It was also stated by Maulden to the
lumber for the lower Mississippi riv- Bulletin that Waggener had appro-
er. The Clarke, which has had no printed l from tne collections ne nao
trnhle so far. will nass here tonight made tor mm. in nis waiemeui v. i u-
with the Rans-'r ten to the paper last nignt ne sam
that this was a mistake ana mat an
River Bulletin. the money belonging to mm nau oeen
Hon. John M. Lansden has gone to
Jacksonville, ill., where Mrs. Lansden
is sojourning.
Another Sweetheart Beaten.
r.nrflpirt Mines was fined in tha ro-
ened only in the shed and have their ,ice court vesterday for whipping
noorg closed wnne passing through Bianche Brown, his sweetheart. Mines
said that he grew jealous because he
caught her walking down the street
Mr. Bnd Mrs. Willard Mason have
gone on a three weeks' visit with his
aunt at Albany, N. Y.
Mr. J. W. Parten of Parten fc Miller,
of East Prairie, Mo., 1s In the city
transacting business.
Capt. Bob Smedley and wife have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark., for the
benefit of the latter's health.
Mr,. Harry Helton, foreman of the
Telegram, has gone to Chicago to
spend a three weeks' vacation.
Hon. Walter Warder and family
lert yesterday for a visit to the Pact
fic coast and Portland Exposition.
Mounds,
Danger Station Change properly turned over.
Mr. waggener tnreatens
suit for damages.
formed a partnership and will open with another man
an office in Du Quoin. Dr. Pace will
make regular trips to several sur
rounding towns, and Dr. Roe will have
fcharge of the local office here.
Two Negro Women Fight.
Myrtle Small and Sarah Huston,
both colored, were fined in the police
court yesterday for fighting. The af-
Mr. Joseph Edline, who has been fair happened at the corner of Fifth
an emulove of the Sinner Manufactur- street ana commercial avenue wen-
ing comnan? for the oast sixteen vear nesday night ana was nrougnt on oy
has gone to Colorado Springs, Co!., for Jeaiouy over a gentteman oi coior.
his health which is seriously impaired. Myrtle Small was slightly cut on the
His family is visitine relatives In M, arm ana on tne neaa aunng tne meiee.
Carrael,
SMART RABBIT
Is a Telegraph Operator and
The Morse Alphabet.
I THF WFATHFR i
1 . . .' ' it
Knowi a1 ' m
STATIONS line of In 24
feet water hours
Pittsburg . 22 6.2 0.0
Davis I. Dam 25 4 1 ?
Parkersburg . ...S6 5.8 0.5 fall
Cincinnati .......30 10.n 1.1 fall :
Ixmisville 28 4.9 '0.4 Tall
Evansville 35 8.4 0.3 rise
Mt. Vernon . ....35 8.3 1.4 rise
Mt. Camel . ....15 4.7 0.5 fall
Nashville 10 8.1 0.0
Chattanooga . ...33 3.5 ?
Gimtersvtlle . ...31 3.1 0.0
Florence . 1fi . 1.4 0.0
Johnsonville '. ...21 2 9 0.1 fall
Paducah . ......40 7.7 0.0
Cairo 45 20.2 0.7 fall
St. Paul . 14 7.0 '0.0
Davenport 15 G.5 0.2 fall
Kansas City 21 13.5 0.0 !
St. Louis ., 30 16.0 ?
Chester ...30 14.8 0.6 fall
Memphis 33 15.0 0.5 fall
Fort Smith 22 8.1 0.5 rise
Vicksburg 45 2.l 0.1 fall
Shrevepcrt . ....29 18.5 1.3 fall
New Orleans ....16 12.0 0.1 fall
to bring
Infantry and about 250 guests from
this and neighboring citios.
The fourth infantry have gained a
high standing in the military record
of the troops of Illinois by the work
they have done this week. . Among
the best of the drilling companies of
the regiment Co. K is ranked. Co.
K is the Cairo aggregation and Is
under the command of Captain W. P.
Greaney. There is much to be said
to the credit of this company as th
have been organized but, little ov
one year and in that time have show
marked" Improvement in their dr
ing and at this encampment they a
ranked with the best.
There are now 03 men enrolled a
55 of the enlisted men are in cam
Private Roche, who has been dang'
ously ill at the hospital most of
week threatened with pneumonia,
not out of danger, yet shows remarl
Me improvement and there are hot
for his recovery.
LIVE SNAKE.
From Spring.
HEALTH OFFICER ORR
SHOULD BE NOTIFIED.
Dr. George F. Taylor, of 1254 Nrth Health Officer Orr requests that per
Broadway, had a rare medical case sons before dumping loads of rubbish
yesterday. A girl, whose name he and offal In the gutters notify him
would not divulge, but who is about ftt Ilolc(, headquarters, telephone No.
12 years old, called at his office abrmt wagon' will call to haul the
n'olnr-tr and r-nmnlainerl nf leelins '
very ill. The physician gave her an refuse away. He states that many
emetic, and, to his utter surprise, she dump such accumulations in the street
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2 Sick in
S Summer
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ohara are
here, Mr. Ohara having arrived from
Lake Providence, La., and Mrs, Ohara!
from Missouri. :
jucK-ruouir teiegrapn operators are
a possibility of the future as a result
of twenty centruy dumb animal train
ing methods, If the experiments being
conducted by N. S. Davies, of this c:ty
"The Jack Rabbit King," are as suc
cessful In the future as they have
been during the past few days ago.
Several months ago Mr. Davies gain
ed prominence throughout the country
because of his wonderful pair of train
ed racing jack rabbits with which he
successfully contested trains and an
Mr. W. L. Holt returned yesterday '"momies in mis section. At th be-
frora a business trip to East Prairie Binnin of the present operator'
in the Interest of the Three States strike upon the Creat Northern and
Buggy &. Implement Co. ' , ;
Mrs. John. Walsh and little daugh
ter returned yesterday from a three
months' visit at Baltimore, Md-, and
Atlantic City, N. J.
Temperature Yesterday.
Maximum temperature 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature 70 degrees.
At 7 o'clock 78 degrees.
Forecast For Today.
Fair and continued warm tonight
and Friday.
Mrs. W. T. Vanderburg and daugh
ter, Miss Magdalene and the Misses
Emma and Margaret Lansden, left yes
terday for Niagara Falls.
Mr. W. C, Flnley left yesterday for
Atchison, Kan., to spend a few days
with his wife and children who are
i he guests of relatives In that city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harp and Mrs.
W.'H. Lawson left yesterday for Nia
gara Falls and New York City. They
wilt return by way of Detroit, Sagin
aw and Kalamazoo.
Benjamin ,, Jones of DuQtioln Is
here acting temporarily ag. pharmacist
at Grear's drug store during the ab
b-mce of the regular pharmacist.
Mr; Den Parker, manager of the
Hotel 1st rauina, at Baton Rouge, La.
arrived yesterday for a week's visit
with his father, Mr. L. P. Tarker of
the Halliday.
vomited a ttarden snake about 11 va
inches long and alive.
The child became frightened at sight
of the reptile, and It required all tne
doctor's gentle art to restore her com !
after the wagons ha ve made their
rounds which necessitates leaving the
trash there until the next round Is
made. If notified the wagon will call
Witii the departure of the promptly. With the co-operalion of
Stage at Cairo, Aug, 10, 1904, 12.3.
Mr. and Mrs. R. King Kauffman of
St. Louis arrived last night for ajvis
It with thV latter's parents, Mr. . and
Mrs. Andrew Lohr. They will remain
.hero until Sunday.
J. W. Carten of the firm of Car
ten and Miller of East Prairie, Mo.,
was In the city yesterday contracting
for supplies with the Three States
IKiggy and Implement company. "
Mrs. B. Michael, and tlaughter, Min
nie, and son, Robert, have gone to
raducah, where they will make their
future home. Mr. Mlcheal will follow
as soou as he can get his storo goods
packed.
Northprn Pacific Mr. Davies was
struck with the possibility of training
his rabbits to "handle the keys." He
accordingly fitted up a "bunnie" sot
of instruments and proceeded to teach
the larger of his pets the More alpha
bet.
Remarkable progress has been
made and the rabbit today accomplish
ed the wonderful achievement of send
Ing the word "Jack" a half dozen
times In succession without any coach
ing from its trainer. The companion
of the "bunnie," however, does not
take to the new branch of learning
and, although a better runner than Its
fellow, will not tolerate being med
dled with upon the keyboard table.
and Mr. Davies has given up the pro
ject as far as his cne pet Is concerned
In despair. With the other rabbit
however, he Intends to continue hlu
work, and it Is possible that, by the
end of the season he may have the pet
trained to rattle off the keys at a
rate which will make the striking op
erators green with envy. The feat of
the rabbit at the keys has created
considerable rivalry between its own
er and Alderman Misner, the owner
of Nonesuch, the wonderful mid-read
Ing tlog, who has heretofore held the
palm as a dumb anlmat trainer In
these parts
Mr. Davies received several offers
from the Chicago and New York Auto
Clubs last month to attend tourneys
and race meets with his pets, but
because of press of business was not
able to accept them. The rabbits are
Increasing their speed rapidly, how
ever, and have been broke to race
alone and return to their stnrtlnfc
point and their owner without call.
Weather Conditions,
A disturbance of considerable inten
shy centers this morning in North
Dakota, with a trough of low barotne
ter extending southwestwar,! to south
ern Arizona, where a secondary de
pression is located. High . pressure
areas center on the middle" Atlantic
coast and on the north Pacific coast.
The temperature has risen in west
ern Minnesota, North Dakota, . and
eastern Montana; elsewhere the
changes have been immaterial.
Within the, last 21 hours, showers
and theunderstorms have occurred in
the Atlantic states, the cast Gulf states
and in Tennessee, northwestern Louis-
ana, extreme southern Illinois, north-
eastern Minnesota, North Dakota.
northern Montana, and southern Ari
zona.
Heavy 24 hour ralnfalU
3.20 inches; Washington
bile, 1.86; Columbia, Tenn
self again, but the question still
asked is how did the little creature
ever find its way into her system?
The only solution thus far suggested
Is that it was swallowed with water
River Forecasts, dipped from a spring on the Harfard's
The Ohio At Evansville, not muetl roan, near Herring; nun.
change during the next 12 to 24 hours. Yesterday morning the child, with
followed by falling. At Mt. Vernon, several chums and a chaperon, took
will continue rising during the next a trolley car ride out the Harford
24 to 3C hours. At Paducah. will rise road to Herring Run, and, after a stroll
tonight and Friday. At Cairo, will through the woods, stopped at a spring
probablv continue falling during the which sets in a shady grove a few
next 36 hours. paces from the road and which sup-
The Tennessee From' Florence to plies all the residents of the neigh
below Johnsonville, not much change borhood with drinking water. All the
during the next TA hours. little girls leaned over the spring and
The Mississippi From below St. drank from its ccwle depths, using an
Louis to Cairo, will continue falling old gourd for a dipper.
will be able to clean the city thorough
ly.' .
'KSBBQKI
HAND'PAINTED
. .CHINA..
i
rm
I
Memphis,
2.48; Mo
1.30, ,
during the next 30 hours.
W. E. BARRON.
Temporarily In charge, i
" ;
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
COLORADO BANK OFFICERS
Washington Bulletin.
Washington, Aug. 10. Following is
the weather forecast for Soutnern
Illinois for the next 24 hours; "
Partly cloudy Friday, showers In af
ternoon or night in north; Saturday
panly cloudy; light to fresh south
west winds, shifting to northwest.
The girl in question said she recol
lected feeling something wriggling
down her throat as she drank, but
paid no further attention to it. In
a few minutes she began to feel ill,
and in a short, time was so ill that
her companions . were alarmed. She
Denver, Aug. 10. Warrants were was hurried to her home on the next
sworn out before the district attorney car aiuti as SCKin as It was ascertained
this afternoon against four officials by n(r parents, by phone, that Dr.
and one clerk of the Western bank, Taylor was at his office the father
which closed its doors Tuesday. 1 hey ran thither with the girt In his arms,
are charged with violating the Colo -jt is the first case of the kind that
rado statute by receiving deposits ever heard of," commented the phy-
when they knew the bank was Insol- dclan, "and it is a wonder that, the
vent. The men arrested are Tresi- snake remained In the stomach so long
dent W. D. Brown; Cashier D. P. should have thought, it would have
Blaire; Assistant Cashier H. M. Beat- made the child vomit naturally in a
ty and Clerk. Mark Postlewalte. Vice very short time. It was very fortun
President W. T. Perkins, for whom a I ato that the snake was of a harmless
warrant was Issued Is absent from the I variety. I was not quite certain about.
Its species, so I sent for a neighbor
who claims to be a snake expert, and
he, after examining it carefully, as
sured me that it was of the innocu
ous garden variety. It seems to me I
have heard of them dwelling for short
periods In clear spring water. I have
1
ity and thought to be In Chicago.
CONGRESSMAN BEDE WILL
TAKE OVER RESERVOIRS.
FOWLS KEEP BIRDS OUT.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hastings and
son, Oris, leave Saturday morning for
Manltou Springs, Col., where they will
spend a month for the benefit of Mr.
Hastings' health. Mr, Hastings la now
very much Improved, ,
Dr. Charles H. Roe, Jr., formerly of
I he firm of Drs. Jennelle 4k Roe, and
Dr. Pace 'of Memphis. Teuu., have
- Offered a Substitute.
The following story is told of the
distinction acquired by Bonney, tha
Janitor of the College of the City of
New York, a distinction to which his
assistants bow down. Not long ago a
slnuiRer entered the college and asked
for President Flnley. Manly, the "as
sistant professor of iLust and ashes,"
answered In all seriousness, "Mr. Fln
ley ain't here, but you can see M
Bonney," New York Times.
A farmer named Leroy Holmes, liv
ing In thetownshlp of Cleveland, near
Lesueur, having been much troubled
by sparrows and other birds that pick
ed the cherries from his trees as fast
as they ripened, adopted the follow
ing ingenious metod of ridillng him
self of the pest'-
The trees stand in his poultry yard.
which Is large and entirely Inclosed
with wire netting, so that, (he fowls
were constantly in hand to perform
their part of the work. He made use
of their services by fastening small
bells on the ends of elastic branches
In th? trees, and froiil the bells sus
pending cords which hung down to
within about a foot of the arnnnd,
and hud at their ends pieces of tough
gristly meat and pork rinds. The fowls
worked Intermittently, all day long at
the stubborn bl's of food at the end
of the cords, and, ringing the little
bPlls as they did so, effectually fright
ened the predatory birds away. The
cherries rlpenerl undisturbed find th
owner harvested them all, Tesiinur
(Minn.) correspondent to the Chicago
Chronicle. .
Washington.' Aug. 10. Congressman
tede today submitted a tentative of
fer to the war department to relieve ,he crf,atu).e n alcohol and intend to
the government of the care ami main
tenance of the reservoirs and dams at
the headwaterR of the Mississippi riv
er. His proposition was so well re
ceived that he Is considering detail.-1
of a bill whereby the reservois sys
tern of the upper Mississippi shall be
turned over to the slate of Minnesota.
4,000 MEN ON STRIKE.
keep It as a matter of record." Balti
more Herald,
PRESIDENT BROWN
Not Rtady to Admit the Kitty Is Go
ing Under.
Plates, Cups and Sai cm, Salad Bowls,
Chop Lithcs, Chocolate Sets, Tank
ards, Etc.
New Decorations and Wares.
Extensive Lines
W. F. SMITH, Jeweler,
805 Washington Ave.,
Cairo, Illinois.
It's bad enough to be
sick at any time; but
to be sick in summer
is DREADFUL.
Bring your preset ip
tions here. We fill
ANY PRESCRIP
TION accurately, no
matter whose blank
it is written on.
Order Drugs by
I Mail or Telephone
It's the better way this
weather. It saves time
trouble and effort.
Keep COOL AT
HOME and LET
US DO the WORK.
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CAIRO, 42S.
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HENCKELL'S
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Cleveland. O.. Auk. 10. According
Ui fiKure Klven out by Secretary Mc
Naniara of th International Structur
al Iron and Bridge Workers Union.
4,non men have struck BRalnst the
American brldRe company. The men
sny sub-contractors doing work for Un-
American bridge company are employ
in noti union men, and Insist that ths
union be recounted throughout.
AGREEMENT 18 REACHED.
President . Charlie Brown, of the K.
I, T. league, stated this afternoon that,
as far a he knew the league was all
right and oir a good financial stand
ing;. It was his Information that
Princeton would go through the sen
son and the talk of Cairo becoming
dlKCOuraRcd Is due to the fact that
the quarantine Is boins maintained
there. He expects a mootluK will be
Hlmrtly called but will not dcclilo on
It before tomorrow. raducah Sun.
JOB PRINTERS STRIKE.
YELLOW FEVER
Is not dangerous to those people using
P AUL'S GRE AT SPECIFIC
It brings the blood into better circulation at once,
arouses the liver and kidneys and eliminates ev
ery particle of impurity from the body.
Dose: Morning, noon and night to keep
the bowels regulated.
There is no danger of this dreaded disease if
these directions are followed. '
3 For sale by all Druggists . $ 1 .00 per bottle. 6 fpr Jf5 .00
Atlantic City. N. J., Aug. 10. The
gloss bottle blowers 'association and
the machine branch of the Glass Man
ufacturers association finally agreed
tonight and ended the long conference
here. Thcv decided that wages and
hours should be the same as last year
and very slight changes' were made In
s.hop rules. ' 1 .
Detroit, Aug. 10. Union compositors
went on nirlke .today in three Detroit
book and job printing- shops. Th De
troit typothotae declared for the r )
shop '.Inly 1. when the old coir"
expired. Today the hiring of the firm
union men resulted In a strike. P"ei
Ident Lynch of th.i International Ty:
graphical Union Is expected here to
morrow. "
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KELLY BRO'S. LUMBER COMPANY
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TAINTS RUpBKR
OILS WliATHKR STRIPS
GLASS RUDBEROID
HARDWARE ROOFING
MILL WORK
Twentieth and Commercial Avenue,
Cairo-
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