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UfrT Tni CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1903
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
PwM
Kntered t the Cairo PoitolBoe for traunnlinlun
IhrouKh 0 aikilsnt ooud-clMi mlci.
SEVERAL HEFTY PACKAGES
HANDED AROUND YESTERDAY
AT MERCHANTS LUNCHEON
THFFAWFR z 0 rteea breen uporams Leaa-
lilt- L I- . r- r- i
ing wtizens for Lvaaing im
portant Public Duties
rrrrrtrrrtY J r
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature
Maximi'iu
Minimum
A'. 7 ! id
A I:' midnight (street rtii;i(l i ..
General Condlt Ions.
The . I a y was partly luir. .The go .
erniTienl bulletin reporte I rain from
only three points. Kiremes of tiic
perature re "! at vera I (southern
pldlitS Hllil -h HI SiTHlUnll, '.1.
Forecasts Fo- Today.
Cairo ami vicinity: Fait: ilsiiu
temperature.
Shirk Jury and Election Duties-Rev. Anderson
on Sunday Saloons and Prohibition
Good Site for Bonded Warehouse
Sun and Moon.
8uii will rise today ".:.Y
Sun will set today 4:0'
.Moon will rise tonight .. ":2'
fNcte: The a ho vp sri) and
record is for 1
mates the record
f!'v minutes. (
a. 11:.
p. us.
a. m
mo n
As was to he I peete,. yesterday'.
Merchants' Lunch-on mis on" of flic
most inieres'iiig of tin-- series. t
was largely attended alt. I being pre
sided over by Hon. Hd clr-en, who
Warliington Forecast.
'VRfliiiiKtt n. Ncv. 21.- II.l.INOI
Fair Sunday and ivicn-iay: 1 1 t J j t
i'repb. .south "Hinds.
t
HEWS 0FTHE RIVERS I
nmnnnnntimtimr
The river marked s ft t on tin
Cairo gauge last evening, showing no
change in 24 hours.
Rising rivets w-er repoi ted fro n
points above hero yosterdgy as . fol
lows: Louisville rt.i, Johnson ville 0.2
Davenport M-
.o material change is prnniesed m
f UJUUlKlllS) 1
HKSE W
posmvay
Px'tter )ii!itics, titwei-
Sl vles tituT Vntktl);lt)slli ill
IHlir.' uul Misse Cats iin.l
Suits tlifln c;in lc lml t .-when-
in tlio t ii . . f hiiw
si fa t mam t ! s to select
fioia in Mack. Brown, liinn
mwl Kcls
r i
.Making out l.tiu
from, us means that vu;i will
sal islii "! ns the LTtti tut ni
wr Mil always wear v.
and retain their -1i;iim
WV V iil he la. In sh.'W
you our line. W e are tid
H'llini: stinijile line tfiat are
soile.l jiip Iialf worn n;t.
Kv ry aniient we show 1
t'resli tVoin the nianiilaetiir-
h.ts a peetilitir itilem as a jiresi,iiti
offieef. ii a maiie 'lieftv" in nuit.'
nays than one. Mr. Cre.-n lii.ln't los -any
time ti s'artle his an.lieii,.'. if.
inois an. I apprtl j hegan hy teiiins litem thai h- ptir
at Cairo within a p(,Se,l to hand ihetii a "papUas"" and
j while the act would be done seniepMv
the package itself would he "liei'ty"
enotigh to inipr ss thcni. H" coti:
piimente.l the andietiee pres"tit n;ni i
its representaiive ch iiacii r. lieiu.-:
composed of what was poihTitlly con
sidere.l the stilistatitial. .rimia"!tt.
progressive, patriotic. huM-'er.-, !.-nie-tit
in a communi; y , and the "pai l,
!KO" lie pii!pte, io hand tii-m wat
this: ' In t!se majoiity of t-a,, s ii;
class of ( i!i::e:is ,vprei!t,., , re do
less for the siippiMt ,.f !,,w ai:.l of Hie
machiiierv (if Hw'iotts th.-in an', mh
er elas (f Htiens in i!e coiiiinua-
ity.'" Klahotantia upon ths .mj.usi
lion Mr Creen complained of tlie al
most naiferni determination of hi. si
ni'ss men to evade j'irv dniv in tc,.
conns, ":-,,n,i a:i,l petit. He
I'H i the law which defined the
iii.iKit.iei oi M,eii i at mils! lie ijra :i
for jury service, men of tin legal ih
fects, (,f air ehal.'K '.'f. of approved
iii'eutiiy, st und jiidgnietit. and well
informed. ..-.. m :-. (ireeu cottid no1
iittderstaml how, ardor this leual r-
(p.nrenieHi. tiie count v hoard con!. I
haw select d i lie Kind of nen tor
jury service as ihev had seic-ied ni
nines during the last, snntil years.
.Many times () i;,.(;),lt
,ca.ses in which lar.Ke inr-in. ss inter
ests Mere i'lvolved, ;i , (eft altms!
etitin in ijie fanners of the eotit-,
'v. The far ner was the most patriotic-
citizen of ail classes in the matter
of Jury sen ice. He would leave his
fi'dd and his crops ai linos, when:
these needed his personal aMentiop
hadly and !,ee,i the call to dutv at the
i oil!) ty seat.
The business men. manv (f tin w i
would eva.i Ihis iinjn.0 tain duly of;
citiV.enshjj, jy irnrnpiiiB up cvcii-.-s ;
to secure their dischatfte from s. r !
vice. This was true not only in c.is,. :'
where pr, p.n of thousands of ,p 1 j
hirs In value was imohe.l. hut par I
ticniitrly where men w ;e to he tr
t . i I...!., t:..
i.ji ii,-ii nes, an. w nei i ... e.ns.i
Iw.-re .lischarc-d lii-te ... ., '..,..,,
H:e IU.-I5 Who ii
s-:-;eu! iotisly lo
I unible capaciti.
names lierahle'!
i hey t:i no oih
i tiScient ioiisness
,o 'h.-ir time
ii" public in i
i did not K'd
i the cl'.v press,
r reward ihai
c,
con
heso
i heir
ami
the
duty Well done
i on can snip tnese tilings tnat yon
complain ahou;, "in It'im-n," said Mr.
lo'tcn; "jtuir inMm-nce is tremendous
if you wi! e-roise it; and von m:'.v
t..te a (lean election next spring; but,
unless you Keep waiidi and star in th
harness the change will he but tem
porary and things will diift baek to
w lie re they were in a very little
Vihile."
emaiks were greeted
la use
who was cal'.d upon
report with respect
liioi movement said
Mr. Greens
with hearty a
W. Ii. 1 1 net t
I Mr. Green
to the pure
the committee cf Ii
.' ,is perfecting plans of oi
.- iiivh would l.e a:i!itnrit
inn-', lo-ferring io Mr. Gi
. ism of business ui.'ii. I.
lorneys appointed hy tho cotfll
I hal pin-pcse. There hail been Hoino
notable ai'iiulitals In hb court her
w hen t hero should have been coinle
lions, bin this was partly due the
cause cited by Mr. Green, that btisi
ncss men were disqualified fioni dci
seiiiei inn s cc.mnnliing pt rjury to no
relieved t rem dun. The Hguiar pan. I
i f juries eni sen In lh" coiinly b. aid
had at I in e, been so had i hal he -i :
ashiiini d o flhe JuiV Ii.' waa conipe !
c.l accci I wheit strangers wore
picseiii, and he had heard some s
m re comiiit:iis h the ailorneys froi.i
fiber cities who uere called lieix- 'n
try c.iies
Judge Comings do'd Mr. W'iisc.p
If il was net a fa-i ihnt nlue-tt-ittl'S
ol the pauper criminals seiil to i.,t
penii tnt iai y frc!ii In re were inn m.'i
residenis.
Th' state's aitorney replied iha'
niiie-ieni hs of thent came from th.
stale of Tennessee
Sunday Sa'cor.s.
Rev. A II. Y Amiersou. recloi' m'
ihe Church t f Gie Heii.-i nier. :o!de I i
.something li) tne reierta oratory of
Ihe occasion, wnh spernil reterem-
Id lite 1'i'ohibii ion mow iii-ui and the
Sunday saloon. He said wiiile ho aa.l
a represental I ve coiU'i'cg:,! ion. he hal
not often had an oppo; -unity sfica!
im, to so many men ai oiic. His ((.if
plaint was similar i that '.vhich ha t
been inane by the ;.ttor:ies- ina.n
business men seetued to feel liiai i h '.
had no business in church.
Speaking of the rfm'.lav sa oen it.-,-.
Anderson said he was ph-ased wl'ei
his hotioi, Gie mawii. vieMed to ilu
pleadings cf the sal on men thai h
or.br saloons close, o:i Minda.'. an I
lie was paintjil when, on the soiicita
tioti of a number of business men, his
honor again )iti-m!ii-l saloons to t-
:p-n. H- sympathized wiili 'he s,
icon men w ho se-iue,) so earnestly
desire a t. re-: nil Sunday, ait
n had met and ! who were depriw
gauia'.ioii,
t'.i in
II :
Ci
! l ad p-soio,! j.) ( ;((; man
had never Put ,,,, l ,..,.,)
t.) serve on a jury, and I
stired tint! he did- t,.it ha
il lie did no wish to . il
said ho
j-Mi's af. i
suntmei , !
n was as-
to .i-r...
!iad ofivM
eoutpelled
main bioli
lo v. An.
so-called a
resided in Kansas screva!
we.-re In i ili). it, it ion was sap.
to I'
ess Hie':
rsou sp
a fa lac;,
el 'ids boon an
oneu l.et-ails-
!;..d demand. I i
I - , f nchibK.o
He sai.i I,.- ha
year
ed '
for iu W'nshlriKtoa nevt month he Mlvrn
some at t t-iit lull by fit I'.eiis. He hope I
(here would be n liirsje ropreHontathn
from Cairo und wtuild be p ad to re
i-eie applications for transporiaiioa
in llie special train which is lij go
from i.oulsvUle cairying ilie Ohio rlv
deli gales.
Pi, bite Warehouse.
John S. Aisthorpe said Geo. li.
VYenivii was chalrniaa of ihis coinnii'
tee and he b. lieved Mr. W'eaien I a i
ma.ivj some Important progress In llie
aiatti !; Mr. Weai-cii m l being prcs
"lit in speak I'.ji' hi mself, .-. Ah
ihorne did lit I foi l al liberty lo ui.un
any st;, lenient en tie subject, lr.it fel;
that I here was good reason lo expec
Mint the inalter won', I be br. night till
a sin rcssfiil issue.
Ma.'.or 1'arsi us lure made a l im
pc-rlatit nau'tueiit. He said there hal
la en some (all; of a location lor sin ii
ai establishment and ho believt d thai
a piere if ground llial a0'ere, all
Ihe .h sir. d facilities could be had al
a very reasonable in si, being, a 'ec.
( f the riw r front below the i.lolie
ii i'. lie said til.; ware hi use could
to locaie.i similar lu ihe sione ue.
pit. and wi.i'M tlr.".i have coiiveui, :!
t nit ;tnd livir connections. He be
,i. ;o ; lie ground could lie secured al
a i ii e the same as iliai paid hy Hie
hiiin is Central many .wars a;jo.
Eettc: Fire Department.
.!. ii. ihr:';.', ih.tirnian of the cent,
lliit lee t n heller jjre protection, said
'he u'miiiiti.'.' had received all t.u)
p..j ers desiiid, and would lie prepat
el pi spbuiil a yoiiosilion to the c iv
-I uncil 'hi a:v earl) date.
Cairo Dredging Company.
( has. I'ch.er. of the Cairo Con
.ran ing . IVi dging Co.. introduce i
Mr. Allen, the Superintendent of lh'
company who had recently come to
e city and putpi.sed lo make hi s
ane lei.-. .I i . Allen said he had
en operating similar riiaehinery in
i n r. ton. Tex., Kansas City ;,.ud
settlor.- ami al";. r carefully inspect
g the conditions here he fouii.l na
I'fieiih a s who'!, hal not been met
d OV-'ICJ II. e elsett her-.
Mr. Green uhiiiiie.l I'. 11
io preside at next Sainrdav'
I
I !n
I
ssmyih
inn. It-
o...' genera li
il. ,IM people
limns and -a
tines In the
in i.-r.-e
there
-ii pain'
ciiv go
I:
Ion;
ll.VVIl I
teetl s:l
llllltli i
for tin
$7". per i
wondered if the tneii charged with lb- tines In tin- ciiv government
i.uty of seleiiing juiors ihoiigla.he privilege if running. In nnollnu
lidti't have sense enough io seive. A-jiown win re Crohiiui ion .-denied to he
i vid-nce that h- men in tliis cj-an in fcrce in good fail!) so far as any
i lection movement were not m -r j ranger could see. one of the leading;
' 'grand stand'- players he. cite. I th citizens who kept a paper and paint
fact that at th.- court house meeting stoic had confessed to him that it
hist Tuesday night when a call was 'cost him ?s m a year to simply his
'nan for volunt-ers io serve at th- Icusiomers with liquor. H" would not
;-. Its 2.n or Owl men respond-,) to tie- s-H as a ma; or of conscieul ions
'all. Mr. Duett- sail that the ave" scruple, but gave it away. For the
: ge business man was as much a 'poorer classes there was a "Mind
.-'raiitfer in the court house as th- , tiger." and if was worse than "whin
.'iieiage !a ) er was in a church, hur j ky row" on Ohio street in this c.'ty.
it w.is not u holly his fault, iluight-.ln another place ile'ie were no si-
, and Mr (ire.'ti received ihe rettiin 'loons or blind tigers, but the streets
"pacKase" w ith becoming eraee.i were lined with drug stores, which
Slate's Attcrii-y Wilson being call were worse than saloons. This was
d on. said li- di sir-d to hand a l ou j" Prohibition" in force r.'i in Kausa-.
etnt or two . 1 1 noiili itliusid 1 t '.'. j 1 1- preferred the open saloon, duly
wis of th" a'.'i.'o bar. He said lav - ! lic-tised. but liroli-rlv ii-cillalnl
patrioGc and w-r- ca ii closed on Sun. lavs, and he was sc.rrv i
CASIRQ WILL
GO 10 EOSOPf
SOME SPECULATION IN WASH
INGTON AS TO REAL REASON
OF PROPOSED TRIP FLIGHT
IF BLANCO RECALLED.
r criminals iri-.i
ue such offender
to', tuiary from
Washington, ( Nov. 21. The pro-pn-sei!
depaitur.-' of President Castro
'iroin 'ene.uela for Kurope has
catt.-e.l considerable .speculation hire
com crnii:.g the real prrpose of hisljj
ttii. It is suggested (hat should any
lit Ion iitii- .jiiestii n be the real r 'ii-
.-tli for his departure it might b,'
tea. ily explained.
It has Ions been known, however,
tha Castro's health has been pre
carious and that he is in need of ex-
. I. i i.,,t!ii.,ii I i ce.,L- tiwn r rtt.i
There were feelinK on the pari of too maiiv poo- !',',' '. I
. , meat aoioan ai it inn- w neu ins
seni io in- sta-e pie mat religion was som-tiinig tn.it
ihis (oiltity iliau could be dispensed with, and as
I .
vers nu-t h,
d upon mire fre-pienil.v for grn:ui-,thar the inayor bad permitted himself i
ions duiy jn this county than in any to lie persuaded to persecute tho sa-
fi'.i.'i eouuu ii the sia'e, because if loon men of Cairo by depriving lln-m ;
'in- unusually larae number of i.au-! of their Siiudav rest. There was ai
hen
,1 i f-
I
was
.Olll-CI-y 111 the ,e. j whi.h Ihese;
! citizens joine.i, hrcmi- of ihe a).'
; jbged luiscari lag- of justice, th- .,w ;
VI i Li. I -i I tl - .1 i u ii. ,i ,. . . 11 i- . (i 1 1 . i i i i ii i 1 1 - 1 1 1 fc 1 ! - -
I 1. . : .i , I "i-u f.eojS-ii-. tha it.
ana Ifia.n U.HI- snaj.... 1 1 there ,,, it number , i,,,.,,,.., . !
I . ill I... I ... i ... I' I'"-". tio na.l .,..( sin : K.-.l um, i
I '"" -a Ihe eel lop ;.,.. ;," I ; li
you our line. W me uol I ; h.-.- .,n .n,.r w.s .,,., t., n,.;
....! I ; I li. -i - Il treat tnaim it - u.-r.. i.' i .. I
Iisi-niii" saiiijiie inieu xnai a v e , .-. i
.n i i i ii- I' --i'eiiking of tl- movement , !
Soileil iin. ha t wiitui i .1-r I : 1 '
I-'- i i rt.i'- nHoiM .vi r. ,'e-n of-!--. I 1 1,.. ; -
Kvcl-V arilH-nt V- sliciw ', I da-s of c-'i.-ii, a:,., Me , ";.a. k
fresl, ';,,) the luaiinta.-tur- I.'""'". "" "l;'i "!" "''"''" ' i ro 1 f A
. '' ' 11 " l.n-sm-s ,..: :
('., tlie-i' tacts an- wciti, .-..j,. , ,.,. , r -x,N (j (. . M
fitlel ill";. in-t.-d than anv .aler h. can ' I "J
'le v .v.iu'.l ,, ,, ., j,. ,.,. fc;3
& -sW. jhonoral,:, NVi-l..-, ,. ,,... .,. , ;: .j
'fx-rcf ll.ci- I....I ,,,,-r, t..ttk,- l-j
fcjS- !)'.;V',m''''V l,: ."v" " li
, 8 .. i- v.r"-i V.. L I
An W ri"""u 111 - ij
(tfefx f & ' th-,:e,. s..';,.',;'""1' !':,'-,!:! J
' j !h'''C'' y jM
MTyVf II VX V" ' !",iv 11
1,1 I's.u.ma ;I g ,, , , , l( a. ....
si J.t'-.H ,n .1 .. 1
f d- a I ar.in.iils .n -h- i w r-- p i , Is
a lea, ,- -BaitV t., , ... , , L
a-titoaU ii,!hf ,a, j f,t tl-;,r f
mi n . .... ... . . i
I
mi any r.uh.
i-ep'ing two
county iii the state,
cr three. All th.se
defended. ;,nd til- il.fen-'
Iw ais wiihoui compi-nsai ion.
f-eelv and ably given hy the at-
result the cominunity floaiel down
ward morally.
River Improvement.
Ma-or Paisons urg-.l Giiit th- mai
ler of attending the ijvei convention
power is leopardizfil. indicates to
I the minds of many people w ho have
i followed his career carefully that'
lit; map-sty must, have reached au
i:.i lite stage.
His departure recalls the flight of
President Blanco who was alleged to
wm wiClh
eitin..iin
iiiirtniniliilllii
P
JESSE ORM HUNT,
Com nt-nUl Ar. at Seventh t.
rrn ar d:sermr-.i t f. !--at
ICLOSINQ OUT
lece Goods
Will Continue Throughout Ihe Week.
As staled heretofore all Piece Goods will be of
fered at an unusual price reduction and those
who were lorfunale enough fo attend this great
sale the past week can verily this statement.
All Silks. Woolen and Cotton Dress Goods, Table and Dress
Linen, Draperies, Oulings, Muslins, Calico and in lacl every
thing, sold hy llie yard has undergone a tremenduous cut in
price.
X0TE--A line ol New Silk Waislings, which we have just
received, will a.'so be placed on sale.
Be among the bargain getters the coming week l!
Kaufman Bros. '
iiKiSl -e., I
, ; U;,i'.
i;:'r,e':-$;-;'K ;j
fere ' f -. --rU ';:;vv
X:'.i!S
t f K nit'titu iiirf, (
''HERE'S great protection
and great style to the Over,
coat illustrated above. Typic
ally a cold u-cather garment,
with an air cf militarism that
lends strength to every line. We
have them single and double
breasted.
There's a good reason for coming
to our store at any time. There's
specially goud reason tor coming
now.
Never before have we offered a
stock of Overcoats so fine so
varied so absolutely dependable.
They're Kuppenheimer garments
made and guaranteed by The
House of Kuppenheimor. That
means everything to the discrim
inating, wearer who knows styles
and values.
You owe it to yourself to sec4 these
new models before you purchase.
FLACK dr MAY
Selling Agents Dr. Demicl linen Mesn
Underwear
On Commercial Avenue at Sin Street
Bell Phone 335. Home Phone 153.
Menticned in Lamphere Ce Yester
day a-j Havng.Been Seen With
Mr. Gunnm.
VILLAGE ALMOST DESTROYED.
l.iiP'r:-. Ind . Nov. 'l. -Th" mh
tions i,f thin afternoon's session id
'h- l.a'i i .her trial inr" stoii- toM
by I'.im-I M. Huiqii aal bi .iaiifclt
t;. a story lull ty Kr-d llyrk
matin ho d-dars that ti" a
drtisg-d onre hr Mr, fs-inn. atei
th- teetim-nv cf Jrvhn Ar.d-rson. who
a s'rar.r- ornan i'h Mrs. Oun ,
!. ss jiytiirdiiy h for- trie fr H-J'n
arid his daueht-n 1 i5are t Ii-y saw
Mis. f;utin-s on Juty oh. lejt i"-?pt
re ntij!,l to distinciifh
ii ' thn.tish
Marlon. 1H.. Not. Jl Th illato
of Crab Orchard. ven mlle -t t,f
Mtrion, mait almost destroyed i,v fin.
today. The 6-neral Morp of C. A.
Murphy with rfj.!-nc. sn I
hoi'choi.t Rfiods. the lotolTir ant
stf tL room of th- Ko If r Dr-.g
'tore and numtx-r ff othr leii! -inps
-r h'irn-d. Th- anifmnt i f
!os in rot utaK-.l.
Have Faith in Youraelf.
Without a roriutt fIiff i Tr!1,
bni'y to accompli?! jou BTrr "mpi
act-omplish. Yon brum t'iir '
id t!tt deptr.i ca othr t
tt-r f"a iroo in tfce fceiEh4 n -... s
a M i,a' r t :i.
TEN KILLED WHEN 80AT
EXPLODED IN MISSISSIPPI.
French Epertt of M tto
Nar!y 2" tor.i of iiiijtlefoe -B.
have carried with him t' K'iroi e are d-a.l and twice as many Injure I
many millions of Venezueia-i pohl. Jas a result of a holler explosion today
on the Mississippi river neani-r H.
M. ("artr. uei,r Hayou C.otila. Vh
nibs nor'h of N- Orleans. File
Mice l-.l ta ex illusion and ihe boai
as l.tir-d to th nmt's e.lr-.
tr
if
J
f apt !o hav f-vf-ra nt y.hs.
ixm-a irvm trance to Kt-
2C
lad. j.rtDCiri;y for nse at
w Orl)!i. Nov. 21 T-n fron