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Yesterday's Cairo Temperatures.
Maximum
Minimum
At 7 o. m
At 12 midnight (street record I ...NO
BASEBALL NOTES
(Concluded from Third l'ugo.)
At Lincoln.
Liucolu
Pueblo
At Des Moines.
Des Moines
Denver
10 inning.
FELL 3D FEET
Fl
A SCAFFOLD
ALVIN CAVENDER, DAY ENGINEER
AT ELECTRIC PLANT SERIOUS
LY INJURED.
ECLIPSE OF SUN
JUNE 28
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FIGHTS FOR TONIGHT.
Hufe Turner vs. .lark Clifford, lit
Eureka. Cul.
Jimmy Putts vs. "Kid" Truscett. at
Edmonton. Alberta.
85
General Conditions.
There was little if any change
from the previous day li local condi
tionR yesterday. The sun made the
temperature run rather high hut a
freeze kept the .lav from n dna
sultry. The- northwestern disturbance
bus moved to the north of Lake Su
perinr and has caused shower over
the upper lakes, upper Mississippi
valley, Missouri va'ley, northern
ti,.iV vCmiiitaln region and north
'aciflc slope, Heavy rain, anion nt ins
to i'ltlieri, fell at Ka-ssas City.
There were als'o light showers oil the
Oulf coasts. High temperatures con
tinue in the Central valley, hut the
temperatrre has faMeit in western
.Mlss'ouri and in Colorado.
Today's Forecast.
Generally fair except probably lo
cal thunderstorms.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will Use today 4:28 a. m
Sun will set today '.U3 p. m.
Note: The above sun and moon
record is for Illino-s and approxi
mates the record at Cairo within a
few miuutoa.
Washington Forecast.
WasblngMi, Ji n- 19. 1U.IXOIS -AifSiitwrday
and Sundav; light t
freslvsouth to .southwei-t winds.
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NEWS OF THE RiVERS
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Notice is hereby given that a clvi'
service examination will he held for
the positions of master, mate, pilot,
engineer, assistant engineer and car
penter, In the light house service
(Fourteenth district I June 3d,. 19.1S.
Application Is to be made on form
No. 1023, which can he obtained at
the office of light house inspector,
room 419 Custom Hume, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
For any further information ad
dress B. W. SOITTHC.ATE.
Secretary. I.ocnl Civil Service Poard
Fourteenth Light House District.
Yesterday' River Bullet
Flood Stage
Stage.
Pittsburg 22 5.9
Parkershurg . ... SG 5 0
Cincinnati ...... r.0 9 a
Louisville 2S 4 0
Evansville 35 8.4
Mt. Vernon 8.2
Mt. Carmel 15 4.2
Mishville 4d 8..1
Chattanooga .... 33 fit
(iuDtersvUle .... ?1 1."
Florence 10. 2.3
Rlvcrton 2G 4.7
Johr.sonvllle .... 21 5 0
Padtcah 10 2'.l
cairo r ,.r:i
Kan ia City ... 21 27.7
St. Lor is 3D 218
Chester 3 UOlt
C. Girardea". ... 28 314
New Madrid .... 34 29.7
Memphis 23 2S.S
Viclsbv-rg ...4". 47 2
New Orleans ... 16 2'.0
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Yesterday's River Forecasts.
Tie Ohio, at Evansville and Mt.
Vinson, will cntinue falling during
the next 48 hours. At Padiicah. no
material change during the next 4S
houis. At Cairo, will continue to rise
slowly during the next 4S hours.
The Tennessee, from Florence to
the mouth, very little change durlup
the next 48 hours.
The Mississippi. f:om b-dow St.
I.ou!s to Cairo, will continue rising
2 to 3 days, reaching 1!'.7 or 1J0 8 at
Chester Saturday night or Sunday,
and slightly over 34.0 feet at Cape
Girardeau Senday and Sunday night
The Wabash, ata Mt. CarmeL will
not change much for nil Jours.
V. K. BARRON.
Official in Chaige.
my HE! m brief
Cairo Actor Receives Praise.
George Claii-y, s n of Col. John
Clamy and brother of Dr. Clam y, of
tils city. coiiliniKS T.t make good in
t'p west. For vears he bas been
imminently idiuifiel w'th the lead
fur s tock cm; aiies on th Pa -ifif
rst. Cairo friends are in ieeit
if S: n Francisco -:ors i i wh'ch h'
I given iioi' h piaise f . r his clever
v.'ik as Bdl Baxter in the farce of
"l ow Baxter Butte in." Mr. Clancy
it ni l be remeuilefed. appealed here
peverl years ago In the leading
Juvenile role of "Sporting Lif
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Ranch a State Itself.
There la a hacienda, or ranch. In
Mexican state rf Durango, com
ers: 10.000.000 acres.
NOTES.
Virgil Garvin, who used to pitih
lor the Chicago team in the d:ns of
"Cap" Anson, is confined in a 1 os
pital at Fresno. Cal.. sifl'eting with
tuberculosis.
Owen A. McGrath, who was the star
pitcher of the Dartmouth college team
in 1901-02. has been ordaiue.l a priest
of the Paulist order.
Its a hot race in the Southern
league, with New Orleans, Montgom
ery, Memphis and Middle all in a
clutch at the top.
The White Sox Uoi ters' association
of Chicago is wearing a pleased ex
pression 'along with the usual summer
togs.
Looks as though Manager Jorge
St.nllin?; of the Newark team started
an epidemic of "punching Umpire
Sullivan." So many . Eastern league
players have taken up the game that
?ul!iv ail must like it. by this time.
Dike they played th" game in '79.
In U recent Cleveland Bo.-li li game
very Clevehinder in th" line-up pt
i hit in the tit'tli inning, and the
finish was a home run by Hincliman
which cleaned the la-es.
Wood of Kansas City. Schii' iherg
if Milwai'kee and Manpiard of In
dianapolis, are three Anie: i.-an asso
lation pitchers who would look
iiretty nifty in major league uniforms.
Hans I.ohert of Cincinnati. Jiniiiiy
Kane of Pittsburg nnd Danny Sulli
van of the Boston American, all hold
t record of making live hits out of
:ive times at bat. Willie Keeler trails
just behind with a record of four
bingles for four times up.
CONCUSSIONJF B.WIN
Is Feared Patient Bleeds From The
Ear Indicating a Dangerous
Condition Collar Bone
Broken.
TWO THIRDS OF THE SUN WILL
BE ECLIPSED WILL LAST
THREE HOURS MIDDAY LIKE
DUSK.
BARRY KNOCKED OUT.
New York, June 19. With a terrific
right hand upper ci t to the jaw Sam
liugford knocked out Jim Parry, tile
fhicago heavyweight in the third
round of a bout scheduled to go t-H
rounds tonight. The men weie
battling on even terms when Long
ford saw an opening and slipped i i a
knockout punch. Barry claim d the
blow was accidental.
Alvin CavemhT. day engineer at th.'
Cairn Electric A: Traction compruiy's
plant on Ninth street, was sericusly
injured yesterday moining by a tall
while at work in lhe fire room about
i:l. o'clock, engaged in raising a
Jltaft and was standing on a scaffold
thirty fei t from the ground. A negro
was rasing the sl'.att and Cavendet
was attempting to put a block uti.le"
it when the scaffold broke sending
Cavemier hurling to the ground. .
He lighted on a concrete door, hi
right shoulder and the right side of
his bead striking the Hour witii awful
force. His collar bone was fractured
and he was bleeding from the ear.
iNiiriis.-ion of th" btain is feared.
The injured man was removed to
his home where Dr. W. F. Grinstead
attended him and later he w as tak n
to St. .Mary's Infirmary.
The negro managed to cling to th:'
shaft when the scaffold broke an I es
caped injury.
Cavotider is a son in-law of the lato
J. B. Anderson who died last, win fi
at his home in Willard. The latter
formerly was a commissioner of Alex
ander county.
The Best Pills Ever Sold.
"Alter doctoring 15 yearns fcr
chronic indigestion, and spending
over two hundred dollars, nothing
has done me as much good as Dr.
King's New Life Pills. I consider
them the best pills ever sold." writes
B. F. Ayscue, of Ingleside, N. C. Sold
under guarantee at all drug stores.
25c.
Residents of Southern Indiana and
the Ohio valley will be a Horded an
opportunity on Sunday morning. June
2S. to witness uluioal a total eclipse of
the sun. and should the weatln r bf
clear on that day raid -lay will seem
like the dusk of the evening.
The slinatiars say of this eclipse of
the sun: "An annular eclipse of the
sun June 2S. Visible to North Am 'fi
eri, the northern pinion e.f Soui'.t
America, the southwestern part c:'
Europe, the northwest corner rf At'
rica and the northern Atlantic and Pa
Pifie oceans, the path of annulm
passing through the cities of Mexic...
Tampa. Florida, and the Bermuda In
lands." According to authi ritics on the sub
ject the time of the eclipse in 'his
part of the count ty is as follows: Be
gins at S:l!3 a. no and ends at 1 1 : f
a. in., lasting three hours; two third'
of sun's surface to he eclipsed.
METHODISTS OF
CLINTON CHAUTAUQUA.
Clinton, la., Jen - The Clin-'
Chautauipia assernh'y, wh'ch is
have its formal opening at. Mt l'l ;
ant park this evening and conti n e
session until the t ml of .lull", gi
every promise of being hiiii'y
cessfnl. Excellent r.;us;.-ai ta eat h
been provided and the spaker; w
include former (P. venior Yat's
Illinois, Father Muit'orrv, of N
York, and several others of v. i
prominence.
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TUXEDO HORSE SHOW OPENS.
Tuxedo. N. Y.. June p.i. - Neatly all
the leading horse show staid s were
represented today wl
a mux!
show opened at Tuxedo Patk to c n
tinue over tomorrow. T! trty classes
are to be judged at nie ex in on on
this rear and the cr.ruprtlti' n am ng
exhibitors promise to be exceedingly
brisk.
Persona Au Gratin.
.I V f von eiiinir out to
1 uairu ntiu cj j
Subub's to dinner lately." "No; he says
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1 cant (10 inai any un" - ""j,
thought you were his closest friend.
What's the mutter?" "lie tells me
their cook doesn't like me."
SAENGERFEST ENDS.
Indianapolis, lnd., June 19. The
last concert of the North Aniern an
Saeiigerbuiid was lieid tonight and
was well attended. Members of the
executive committee stated t'tnlght
that the profits of the Saenaerbiind
will be between $S.; and $l".o:,0.
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DISTRICT MEET
MT. VERNON DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE HCLD AT JONESBORO
THIS WEEK REV. W. T. MOR
RIS ATTENDED.
The senii-annual meeting of th,' M!
I Vet non District. Conference l til--Methodist
church was held in .lone .
born Monday, Tuesday and 'dne-
day of this Week, Willi Rev. J. Y. M-
NeII, of Carbotidale, pn siding e'd
and Rev. M. ('. Foltz. of .lohnstuii City
M-eertary.
j The Mount Vernon district cm
prises the teiritory between Mt. r
non and Cairo, and from Thotnpsjii
il!e to the Mississippi river. It etu
bediis thirty six i:ist.ii:il chargis.
j This cotil.'n nee is for the purpose
of hearing r ports from pastors. Eo
wc.rtll League presidents, Sunday
school supeiinte.ideats, class leader
aud ptesi.lciits o ft he various ladles'
1 rgaui.ai ions in the church and to
Jpass upon the character and compe
tency if the local preachers and ex
.hot ters and renew their licenses. It
i's.) rec,'iinaie:i.s candidates for ad-
'mission on trial into the annual con
i It fence.
j A syne. sis of tin' reports which
were not entirely complete from all
the charges in the district shows 1.517
'conversions: IMS accession to the
church: 5,StS pastoral visits: 174 mar
tinges; 57 Sunday schools with an e-i-fidliueiit
of e,.i:l a. id an average at
tendance of ::.:;il. There are En
'worth Leagues with 7'i'. members; 13
Junior Leagues with 25 members; six
l.a-li 's Aid Soele'.iis. Amont raised
by them $ 1 .5'',n. 3. This conference
'also licenses candidates to preach and
.conducts mid ear examinations.
About I'M delegates and ininistei
1 were p:csent. Some excellent, spiritual
! sessions were held at which the con
'gngations listened to fine senuotis by
Rev. Y. T. Morris, of Cairo. Schuntan
and Proctor, of Mt. Vernon and J. W.
Flint, a former Jonesboro ptisior.
j The ccnferetiie while not. so hugely
lattended as some of the otlu r confer
ences have been, was nevertheless full
of interest.
IMPORTyNT
FOR YOU TO 11NOW
Thar all First Class Dealers when yuu
fisl; fur Smla Water will serve yon only
with The Standard Tempi-rant e
Drinks Mau.ufacturt.tl by
Andrew Lolir Bottling Company.
NOTICHl!
NOTICK!
We ptiaiaiitee our gooils to comply with
all n qtiircineuts of Pure Food Laws and
will protect aud hold harmless all Dealers
therecf.
ASK FOR LOHR'S
IN SLLLC 1 INu
POLITENESS EOT
HIM IH TROUBLE
NEGRO WHO ACCEPTED "LADY'S"
INVITATION TO WALK HOME
IS IN HOSPITAL WITH BAD
WOUND.
Because he wa too polite and gal
lant to refuse to accept an In vita. I n
from a dusky damsel to walk home
with her Andrew Flippln Is in the Ma
rine hospital suffering from a bad
kaife wound in his right shoulder.
The police are looking for Stun Fos
ter, a jealous i:ovo who cut Flipi in
and smashed his list into the face of
his fickle "lady ir.en" just as she
and Iter now found ac:pia'ntance
were Hearing her home on litui
stree t.
Flippin says he did not know the
woman but that h? didn't think it
would be good form for him to refrse
her invitation. Now' lie savs h
realizes that she scraped the acquaint
ance merely to make Foster jealous.
YOUR BANK
give cateful attention to the Mahilitv of the bank
and its wil'inirnes to co-op inte with patrons in
the development of their husituss
TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN
this company and its depositors at- he ld in rdrirtf st
co firleiicv. Your affairs are as saf from intrusion
as though contained in our safety deposit v.tuHs.
Aciouuts of f aud upwards accepted. 3 jKreut
interest. Hankiii"; by mail. Wr.te us.
First
Bank
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Trust Company
G0f).()Il Ohio Street, Cairo, Illinois.
Capital $250,000 Surplus $50,000
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Top Bugg'es
Surries
Harness
$27.00 and up
35.00 and up
65.00 and up
7.50 and up
We must close out the present stock as we are contract
ing for 1909 lines and our fiscal year closes August 1st.
FOR THE NEXT FRW DAYS WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS.
Three States Implement Co.
20th Street and Commercial Aveuue. CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
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A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives rue pleasure-to apeak a
good word for Electric Pdt'ers" writes
Mr. Frank Con'a.n of No. 4 :fi I Ions
ton street. New York. "Ps a grand
family medicine for dyspepsia an 1
liver eotuplieatons; while for :vm
back anil weak kidneys it cannot b
too highly recon, mendfd." Electric
Pltters regulate the digestive func
tions. purify the blood, and Impart re
newed vigor and vitality to t ie w a'
and debilitated of In th so.os. Fold
under guarantei at all drtMr ston s.
50c.
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Misses Edna Linl
Goldberg are vi-'tim
111., as g.n sts ( f the
and Mi-s Eva
: a' Mt. Vermm.
hitter's sis'er.
Miss Sophia lle'iseh. who attended
the high t-chool here the past year,
'has returned to her home in fpdeonda
accompanied by in r aunt, Mrs. Chris
tipher liemis.
Mis. M. C. Wright and daughters.
Misses June and .Augusta, returned
yestdav from Du (iloiti. where they
islte.l the family of S. R. Eaton. Mis
Augusta Wight will go to M'-mphis to
dav to v isit. rolat i es.
Largest DEPOSITS of Any Bank in Southern Illinois.
YOUR BUSINESS INVI ED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
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ARE VOU IN A HURRY
to get to us and let us tell you
the many advantages of having
your house supplied with Gas
for lighting and cooking?
YOU SHOULD BE AFTER
READING THIS AD.
CAIRO CITY GAS CO.
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Congressman N. I!. Thistlewood. V.
,D. N His. Sheriff Frank E. Davis. John
C. Fisher, and State's Attorn y George
Martin of I'ula.-ki county, and A. W.
! Williamson, of Mound City, nturnel
Ui.-ter. lay from Chicago, where they a!
jtended the Republican natio-ia! con
vontion. Postmaster Sidney li. Miller
'and Walter II. Wool n turned ear!"
this mot nine.
Hickory Stove Wood
W run two wagons, make prompt deliveries. 5
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
.The only place In town
. where you can get all
' Hickory Wood. Two horse
Wagon $1.50.
BELL PHONE 235.
We it 21st St. M. 4 O. R. R.
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Bucklin's Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Rorte 1.
' Cochran. Ga.. writes; ' I ha I a bad
sore come on the instep of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal it until I applied Huckllns Ar
nica Sa!v. Lrs-9 than ha'f of a 25
rer.t box won the day for me by a.Tect
inp a perfect cure." Sold under Ruar
antee at all drug stores.
tWOOOSrEYERPIUS.
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FOR HALF A CENTURY
WOOD'S FEVER PILLS
HAVE BEN RCCOGNIZEDma mBURECUfte
lor tit I fllLIOUand MALARIAL OIBEABCm.
As a rmml Regulator, Blood Purifier, sod la mu.
t Oft Wife. WOOD h SONS. Clro. LA