The Cairo bulletin., June 25, 1908, Image 8

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V- THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 190S
THU CAIRO BULLETIN
START THE DAY RIGHT BY EATING
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THE WEATHER
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature.
Maximum
Minimum "-'
At 7 p. m
At 12 midnight (street record) 71
General Conditions.
The day was fair with a roc! breeze
from the northwest. Tin? governnu tit
bulletin repented rain from 1" points,
little in the upper river valleys. E-c
tremes of temperature were P2 at
Phoenix, Ariz., and IS at North Place
and Denver.
Forecasts For Today.
Cairo and vicinity: Fair; not much
change in temperature.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today .......
Sun will set today
Moon will rise tonight
4 : 2( a in
7:34 p in
2:20 a n:
Note: The above sun and ninon
record Is for Illinois ;rid approxl
mates the record at Cairo within a
few inlnutea.J
Washington Forecast.
' Washington, 'June 21 - ILLINOIS
Fair Thursday and Friday: light to
fresh northwest winds be.ouiing var
iable. NEWS OF THE RIVERS jj
ititmmmiumituiii
The river marked 35.4
Cairo gauge last evening
feet on the
showing no
chance in 24 houvs. ,,
The John a Wood cleared for St
Louis ' yesterday morning with four
barges of coal.
The Fred Hartwcg came up from
the lower river w ith a b;uge of logs.
The City of Suit illu out of Tonnes
fee river for St. Umis was in port
half an hour yesterday.
The Libel ty start -d yesterday on her
flrst trip in the Cairo and New Mad
rid trade.
The Dick Fowler from and to Padu
call was in and out on time yesterday
with fair business. She will be the
Paducah packet today.
The Ferd Ilerold came out from St
Louis at 3 p. m. and cleared for Mem
phia at 0 p. m adding liberally here.
The Sadie Lee will be here from
Memphis tomorrow and return in the
evening.
A Washington, D. C. telegram says
It was announced that the govern
merit will spend, through the, war and
navy departments, an additional $25,
000 this year in newspaper advertis
ing for recruits, at the same time de
creasing considerably Its advertising
outlay for monthly magazine space.
Capt. Oscar F. Barrett, of Cincinnati,
has entered suit in the Superior Court
at Evansville against J. C. Brtedeu
bach, Mrs. Nannie Briedenbach and
Joseph Hass for $3,5 til, claiming this
amount is due llim on the excursion
barge Indianan, which was purchased
from Capt. Barrett.
Yesterday's River Bullet
in.
Flood Stage
Stage.
Change
24 hrs
Pittsburg 22
Parkersburg ... "C,
Cincinnati 50
til
;.7
10.8
4.C.
0,1 rise
0.7 i i
II. o rise
0 1 rise
Imisville .
Evansville .
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Carmel
Nashville . .
Chattanooga
Ciuntersville
Florence . .
Kiverton ...
Johnsonville
Paducah
Kansas City
28
0.3 rise
;.s
4 4
7.8
3.4
4.1
2 1
4tl
4.7
2o.5
2'i H
31.1
30. r,
;::;.!
2r".o
L'lt.O
40.7
B'.n
0.2 fail
13
40
31
ir.
20
21
40
21
O.fl
0.1 fall
2.2 fail
0.4 fall
0.:; fail
0.3 fall
0.0
n.n
0.7 fall
o 1 fall
0.2 fall
0.2 fall
n. 1 fall
o.l ris
n. 1 fall
0.0
St. Douis 30
Chester 3
C. Girardeau .. 2S
New Madrid ... ill
Memphis 3:!
Vicksburg 45
New Orleans ... If,
Yesterday's River Forecasts.
The Ohio at Evansville will continue
to rise slowly during the next Mire'
days. At Mt. Vernon will begin lising
tonight. At Paducah and Cairo, will
fall F'owly for several days.
Thn Tennesson from Florence to the
niruth, will fall durinc the next l
hours, passing below 2.n feet at Flor
fi"( tonight.
The Mississippi from below St.
I ouis to Cairo, will continue to fall
s'rvvly for several days.
The iV,ibash at Mt. Carmel. slight
change during the next 3i", hours.
W. E. BARItON.
Official in Charge.
SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING
IS POSTPONED B YTAFT.
New Haven, Conn.. June 21. This
aftern'KUi Talt directed the pos-t;iuiie-r"nt
of the meeting of the sub -committee
of the Republican national com
mittee to efceleet a national chairman
f'om July 1, to July 8, on account of
the illness of Representative Slier-matt.
'it :..
Heat in Oven Before Serving.
DEATH STIRS NATION
(Concluded From First Fage.)
president to be sent to Princeton to lie
placed hy the bier of the ex-president,
FEW SUCH MEN LEFT.
Fond Du Lac, A is., June 21. doner
al Kdward S. Brags, wlio seconded the
nomination of (irover Cleveland in
Chicago convention in 1 s4. when he
said: "We hue him for the enemies
lie has made," said toda :
"The death of E.x President Cievo
i.ui.i Is a great less to the nation. He
ivas of unusual ability, honor and hon
esty and there are few such men b ft
I eliind."
BERLIN PAPERS COMMENT.
Berlin, June 21. 'Although most of
ihe Berlin newspapers confine,) them
selves to publishing a iecord of Clt vv
i.md's career, several pay high trib
uate to him in their editorial col
i t in ns.
THE LIFE OF GLEVEIAND
(Concluded From First Page.)
ressing the disord 'is growing out of
he great railroad strike that cen
tered in Chicago. But he lad list
-aste with his own party and the
panic that i-wept the country during
bis admiuistt ration made him unpopu
lar with the people at large, lie .ee
there was no ta k of bis re-nomination
in US9ti. When Mr. McKinley Hie-i-eeded
him in the pr. sidency Mr.
Cleveland retired to Priuceti n. N. J
'o spend the remainder of his days in
;he rjuiet of the university town.
STUDENT DROWN.
Lincoln, Neb., June 21. Fred II
Mattcson. a student of the Ames, Iowa.
Agricultural College, was drowned in
Salt Creek, near Lincoln, this even
ing. mi
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CIRCULATION DOES
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IKE MISSISSIPPI!'
MAY COMPEL ABANDONMENT OK
BIRDS POINT, MO., BY
RAILROADS.
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RIVER 150 FEET DEEP
Iron Mountain Track and Round
House Carried Away and Depot
Threatened Town Seems
to Be Doomed.
IUi'ing the last several
work of desfrii' tH n by th"
river at Birds Point, Mo.
Weeks the
Mississippi
has lit e i
frightful. Creat sections of laud b.m
been tahen away
orchards have I
several home a-id
'ii swept int.) the
river and other horn
have been bur
lie iiy moved lack to save t'.eni. I.ik
perhaps the greatest harm is being
lone right now to the iron Mountain
railroad yards and buildings. It is ex
ported that today the main track of
the company will b- cani'd awa.-,
also the round house, The la!t-r ex
tended over the bank last i veiling,
the foundation having been torn away
from under one end. Work will b'
commenced today to move t!:e com
pany's depot back several hundred
feet, to .save it from the liver's
voracious maw.
I nited Stati s eng noeis on the
steamer patrol have bei n at work in
!the vicinity for some time making sur
veys for work in rivers, and they re.
port that the river Is 1 5.1 feet deep op
posite Birds Point and is running
with the swiftness ct a mill dam.
The iron .Mountain company luu
done a groat deal of work in an eftoit
to save the bank at. that point. It
has harled many traiulouds of stone
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THE WORK
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A good Refrigerator is a great convenience and also a great saving.
The "AUT0A1ATIC" is a thoroughly good Refrigerator.
No other Refrigerator manufactured can compare with the "AUTO
MATIC." DO NO T BUY a cheap galvanized lined Refrigerator when
you can get a ZINC LINED "AUTOMATIC."
ALL sizes in stock from 35 lbs. capacity to 200 lbs.
for breakfast with milk or
nerves and weary brains.
delicate stomach. A food
athlete. At your
to the place and lciilt a; least thive
spur dykes, a!! ( f v.-'iieh ha v.' Ivi n
carried away, tic river woikl ir its;
wav lieliind tin in and moving invar I
ti'l the luige ii'les i f stone were ' v j ti tr
id stream for.i ins dagger u i b-1
structi; ns to na . i at on. T.u n.c t
idles were removed uy g.v ru n. n!)
boat and the third v. ill now need I
attenti! n, lying six londred io -- f r l i i
ttr .Missouri Miore line wliici! i;
intended to p:i Kef.
The Iron Mountain ttaius hav
some time past been eoinielb
w:i
fl)!
d t .
(onie in i.ver the C tt n B-dr ne'ii ,
which is not 'n t!'e dire t line of ihe
tvers leai.ul uoiK. ; i:t mil s tie
river is checked it wi 1 I c a .u s l m
of but a liit'.e time Till ni t l r ads are
cut off and will be ( o:np le,l t s -ek
.nnance to Cairo bv since (ti r
! route,
tirely.
alaiido!iing Birds Point
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ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Cairoites Inspect Model Farm.
Paul II. Selnih. ('ha:-. K. Mill."-.
Adolpli Kaufman and F. S. Ha. is. :;
quartette of Cairo's l -a.liiig 1 usi:i s
men, were at tiruiid Chain vvsC-rday
by Invitation f Andrew Sehroed-T
one i,f Pulaski co'ritv':; prosperous
fanners, and .-aw one of tie ihu-.-t
farms in this section of the co.un ' r.
Mr. Si brooder has .-i metM:;.e ovi ''
5f"i acres which he )u provided with
ail modern ccinvenii'nces and ;i;.p i
anees for farming scb utitie.i'.ly and
I'ltditably. He does not liv? ty.i tie
farm, but has a comfo-.: table honi" in
the city of (iraml Chidn. from which h..'
directs the management of the jdac ',
visiting it daily, The Cairoites wen'
royally enti ruined y Mr. and Mrs,
St brooder.
WANTS REELECTION.
Milwaukee, June 21. I'iiited Stat 'S
Senator Stephenson, of Wisconsin,
who was elected by the last legislature
to fill the unexpired term of Solictor
Spooner, who resigned, tonight, issue I
a statement in which he announce I
iiimseit a candidate lor :e-t: lection.
Ijpj pSSi
MADE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
They are economical in Hie use of ice.
They are more convenient lhan any oilier.
NO FLUES IN "AUTOMATICS".
NO DAMPNESS OR MOLD
BOTH CHAMBERS ARE LINED WITH ZINC
TO BUY A POOR REFRIGERATOR IS MONEY
THROWN AWAY.
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SALESROOAU-1015 OHIO STREET
WIEAT
cream and a little fruit. Puts vim and vigor into tired
A muscle-building food that is easily digested by the most
for the outdoor man and the indoor man for the invalid
grocers.
ENGINE MADE RECORD
In Cort'nucu! Servica Over
Hours F.uie, rq Over 2, COO
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a'"., .line 21. Ivi;:ill
N i r:i Coast I I i I i .1
by the Noi t' e. n l'aci-
1 1 ra n. e
i
!ie lailwav and driven hy ,'ohn A. .Ail
'or a;el M t'len.c.t. in ineeis, of
.-'l o'sr.iie s-1 1 rod a uoiab e lee- rd b"
biii! in ct in ir.ie; ; service dt.tl hours
and IT, minutes during the re ent
llooiN in MouU'ia, when it
t oded a
trai l of n'ne lo'-e'.ies over tf Ine',
a di-ta ice of 2.1 7 n il s 1 et ,vi e i
'Spokane a. id Farg . X. 1)., and tin nee
to Bi! i:ii s b nt. The 175 maroon d
;a-M'ioie;s w r- caiel for by C n
diiejors Harry C. Pick and II. P.
I.itohiield of Spokane, who were rs
sisie-l by K. c. : radiey an I M. O.
I.ee, braki inon. Tile pasi-on-reis nre-
! stilted a p!ir.-e if $ oil to the crew:-.,
j Part f tie- ti .in b ft the Ira. k 1 e-ca",s-
of sercuding rails, in more tha I
lone Instance th a se;iR r b li.'vel
it was being earrb .t into the ragiij
torrents as the sidi s if th ac' es j
' scraped the hanging: banks in c 'ts;
but no mishaps fid owe.l. The a ki i '
i water ruined the tnj.er of ti e h co-!
motive, which l'a; I.ce-.i consigned to'
the roundhoose for general overhau'-j
ing and will be put into service in a
eoude of weeks. I
Philanthropy.
We can all be philanthropists; a
kind word is as thankfully received
as a dollar. Illustrated Sunday Maga
zine. Truth and Falsehood.
Truth is confirmed by Investigation
and delay; falsehood avails itself of
haste and uncertainty. Tacitus.
Probltm Is Solved.
"How shall we l.tep the youn? men
in the s-mal! towns?" asks a western
r-oilege president. . Very easy, profes
sor; keep -the girls tin re.
BISCUIT
AUTOMATICS
Are economical in Ihe USK of ICK.
Woodward Hardware Co.
Cunning and Digcrtt!?n.
Cunning has only private elfloh
aims, and sticks at nothing which may
make them succeed. Discretion has
large and extended views, and. like a
well formed eye. commands a vvholo
horizon; cunning Is a king of short
sightedness, that discovers the minut
est objects which are near at hand,
but is not aide to discern things at a
distance. Discretion, the more it i3
discovered, gives a greater authority
to the person who possesses it. Jos
eph Addison.
This Is the Su'ar Age,
Our national sugar bowl now holds
approximately li.Otm.OOiVmo pounds and
the contents tin not' cost us not fat
from l.i'ttl.ono.ooi) a year. The size ot
the bowl and our individual extraction j
from it. increase steadily. We eat I
more candy, more jellies and more ;
preserves, and where the cook hooka
of earlier days proscribed "one cup
moiasres" the hooks of today call tot
sugar.
Courted Forty-Five Years.
A Swiss couple have recently mar
ried after a courtship of 45 years.
They became engaged in their teens,
but the young man vowed to make
$50,000 before asking the young lady
to marry him. While he was accumu
lating this amount in America nearly
3,000 love letters passed.
Nature' Bounty.
Every pait of the tropical world has
trees and shrubs which .supply iiuin
with food -and fuel and clothing with
no more effort than ia required to help
himself.
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SIMPLE. DURABLE, VALUABLE
war
"Lead Wocl" for Pipe Jointi.
Hitherto it has been customary ' i
make the joints for gas and wnt i
pipes by first Introducing strand oj
hemp yarn into the socket, then llllnvi
the space left vvph mollon load a'vl
nicrward caihing the latter. A mor
modern way is now pro, hied by mean
of what is known as "lea l wool." TL
lead woo! con isfs of fine threads ol
virgin lead, cut by special machinery
In such a manner that It will weld t'V
gethor when calked.
Euccers Att-irment of Ambition.
Siifcess is the attainment, of land
a lie desires, iinil the successful man
U he who f iilhliiily performs his duty
towards h.m-eil' mid all the world be
sides, ;:;, by doing so confers happi
ness upon himself iu the know'.edg.i
that l'.e is f!i!!'t!!n:; his divine mission""
here in the hope ,,f an eternal reward
herein, r.
OTclsis
Tin re Is on
laud's f-ystonj
The residi nt
Forced to "Graft."
pe aiiarily about IIol
of ' oionla! goverunier.t.
uncials are paid th
most ridiculously small saluiies In tho
world. Iu !;, rne.), for instance, th.j
governor is paid not more than $ln')
a year and on this he mu.t live In th
state befitting an otToer of the crown.
Obviously such oflicial must "graft" or
starve, and they da not starve.
Discipline Must Es Maintained.
Secretary "Sir. Willie Doublentry
has been caught kissing Ihe stenog
rapher." Head of the Firm" Well,
dock him 50 cents for disrespect to
the junior partner."
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