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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03


SrEdte.
gepfeI-Su9eb, So. go per Sab.
Bananen-9epdbIte 81. 80 bis $1.60 per
8und, srueite nuaIitdt 81 bis $50.
RotusnDRe-$3.25 per 8unbert.
@ttronen-Neiiinas, IS. 0C-$tW.
Oransen-0anep California q aIeneia $500
California Seedlings $3.50 biz $z.75.
9lnanas-$3. 20 per @rate.
Nfaumen-$1.5O per Bufbel.
Georgia Birnen-$1.b0 per @tate.
Seieen Gunprna 11-16c bas gfunb.
DatteIn &c per 9funb. 80 Sfs. Siifen.
Heuer Sonig-16c.
grombeersn, $3.50 Bis S2.00.
Sobannesb ersn, SLIGO bis $l.2b.
Sta&eIbeeren, $l.25 bis $1.b0.
&otbe Simbeeren, ST.. 80 Bis $1.W.
GantaIou es-75e per &orb.
Sem MeIonen- $2.25 per SOB.
MaiermeIonen loo bis zoe.
Oemnfe.
gseue rotbe Giiben-l23c per Suteno Bur'
bes.
Rraut-3)c bis Soc per Sab.
BlumenfcbI DC per Duteno.
@urfen zoe per Dttenb.
GeIerp-per Bun4 lbc.
@riine Bobnen SOC per guibeI.
Grines Gorn, 1Oc Der Tubenb.
gleue 8artofeIn 55c-60c per 8uibeI.
aabieie Sc lac per Dutenb gun@es.
Rbubarb lOc per Ousenb.
SaIat 81. 70 per SAB.
Bermuda Sm,ebeln $1.00 per SuIbel.
Spanii1e 3piebeIn 81 s. per Grate.
Tpmatoes-3Oc per @rate.
SparseIa ID Bis zoe per Sutenb Sundes.
Napp 8pbnen SO 10 per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

9 m E: nGin gang anfebnlider
9err, nit benz sic mid befannt gez
ma9t baben, aber-sr fpri4t 10 penig."
=
.Was tbut bas2-Ms s hr M a n n
mirb er ia 10 mie 10 ni9t bel gu Worte
tpmnlen.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

@etrodnete 5ri&te-AepfeI, on oer Sonns
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7c bis TIC;
Gitron 13e Bis lac; Rofnen, Q Grupn, per
pfunb, Il, 8 gromn tic, 4 growa TIC iaas
t~menfreie &c bis Sc, California NascateI 7Hc;
suItaaa 73c, iraportirte suItama lie bts lac
California 2priiofen Sc bis 12e.
Sprup-stanbarb Corn 23c bis 25e; ses
wdbIter &c BIB 32c; Sorsbum Ssc bts 8Se;
Neru Orleans RoIaRes lse bis 2se; seudbI,
ter 3Oc bis 38c.
MaHe-TraiI neu SC bis 10e; SiIberts IL /,
@anbeIn IA; wei9i9aIise RanbsIn 15e;
Serbian NanbeIn l5c; geanuts DC bis Sc,
seroiete 7c bis &c; @usIi@e @aIntHe 1916.
HidIes-2400 I'M Sas SO; 400 TIM Sas
IS; 1900 tut SaIbfab $3.50; 900 TIM ga
$3.50.
indianapolis 2aFeesgreHe
@eu0bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; prtsaa bis gee
pdblter l4-l6c ; 5ancp 82i-33c. goIhss
Denor 18 bis 22c, Sana 2s-32e.
SIN padetsn:
Hrioia $11. 76. Zion $l1.26, Seriep Sl1. 10;
Caracas I'll 10, Diawortb'8 FL %, Trt&
Sara Slsrb $14. 3d. aiIgou& S1I.7b, gates
8Isnbeb Sapa $11.76.
SHORTCOMINGS 1856; eti65u6er $40
puIuerifrter 5.70c; 3ffx puIpersFrter 6.75.,
feiner s~raauIirter 5.85c; Cubes 6.85c; Lon.
fectioners N5.25e; Ribgeuoob q 6. 20s; 300,
mtg u 5.l5c; empire u 3. 10c; Sbcai ertra
@oIben 6 5.05c; Ninbior Grtro 9 6.0Ot
&ibseuoob u 5.20c; seIber G 4. 5sc; ID gel,
BET 400.
Ginsema@te Observation-Disclosures 8 Ytb.,
SLIGO Bea@es Stanbarb, 8 pfb., "a
2.25; combs 8 Bfunb 81. 60-$1. 66; 8is
Read9es, 81. 40-S1.60; Nnanas, etanbarb,
( Yfb.. 81. 65-$1.90 eeeonbs. Q Pfunb,
81 rs $1.45; crime 8obneu, 8 gfunb RAM
men, Babama Nnanas 8 1.90@$2. Csc,
9efebte @rbien, $1.20@Sl.7 6, fribe Suni IS
Gents. Rarrow 90c, etnse,peiGte 65e-8Oe,
tomatoes, 8 8funb, 81. 10-S1.B, 8uder,
2orn 90c-$1. 90. ApfeIbutter. per 9useno.
8 Hfuab. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
Nstter, see ssao 0eHaaeI

GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe 4rets:
Butter - @ountrb. l0c, Grecmert 2oe,
gIetn 21c
Gier-14e per Duteno.
Sibner l01fc, Sibne 8. Tmrfets-10c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
Ofafen.
Ofafen.
Wt4ti9es Port Arthur s e.
fundsmerf men

aemelbet, oaB Die Sapaner mad brei=
tdSigem bersweifeltem Sample Shan
Sai Som, cine Der ruifii6en 8ertbei=
bisungswerfe UNI pOrt Nrtbur, nab.
men.
Sban Sai Som liest an Der 8abn
bon port Nrtbur nod &in9ou, stpi=
i9en Sgsnt3i gudt unb 0ictoria gu9t,
etwa 10 Weilen bon Der sisentliben
Geffung BORT Mrtbur entfernt.
SieStelun9it bon GROCER nattirli9er
Stirfe; fe beberri9t cine breite gbene,
bic gu Wu9istun, elmer anberen ftars
fen Steaung auf ben Siiseln, unse=
fdbr A Weilen bon Der 5eftuns, fhbrt.
9 nGuropatfi beffdtigt.
g t. petersburg, 2. Mue
General 9uropatfin melbet, bab bic
Sapaner StbaOnen 0ltli9 bon 2iao
Dang uno ben bangle YaB, 80 Waei=
len 6ifli9 bon 2iao gang, beiebt baben.
SOtiu. 2. aus. @a9 3tpsitdisem
Sample f6lus Sen. 2urofi bic ruff
iden Sruppen in spei gstrennten
Srefen bel Ousfulit3u unb Dem Oang3e
pab.
gustulif5u 1T m6slidermsiie Elm
Sorf bel Simoudeng. Is Weilen iio=
6fli9 bon 6ai @bsng. an Der 9reu3ung
Der Gens @ans Chang Sin Gen Stra=
ZEN, mo- bic ruiifden fruppen aueen-
i4einli9 cine Nieoerlage eriitten.
Muffif6e NieberIase.
g t. PETERSBURG, 2. Muguf.
amtIider Infinbiguns mad 3osen fid
bic &ufen bonn gang sc paB suriid,
balten aber ibre Stsluneen auf Ser
SaimaBfa StraBe.
m nj in MiIitdr=
2reien bafer.
g t. petersburg, 2. 9lug.
Sie Siimmuna i'm 9risesminiiferium
mar beute bitter. Mmtli9e OepeI9en
ginsen ni9t benin @sneralfab elm, aber
aus pribaten QueIsn sebt Der Ierlufi
BON Simouden9 berbor ME aud Der
3iidsue bon Stafelbere's 0orpofen
mad 9ai Gbeng.
ollie Wilitdr=2 riiifer fpre9en bic
Nnfi9t aug, baB Der enti9eibenbe
Mugenblid bes 5elo3uses gsfommen lit.
Sas Nrmee=O raan faat. 3uroti babe
fi9 fir ieinen 8ormari9 geriifet, in=
benz er feline iiber cine 6ront bon 40
Weilen s%erfreuten Sruppen 3uiammen=
3og.
Die ultate Der 2aper.
a6rt.
Ylabipof # o d, 2. Nug. Tit
8labibOffOd 2reu3et : Sibifon febrtt
beute Na9mittas in ben Safen surtid.
Die 3reu3er befanben f9 in bblisel
Oronung. sic taperten ben Sampfe,
@rabia, bernidteten einiee Schooner,
einen fleinen iapaniiaen Sampfer,
einen beuti9er unb einen britii9er
Sampfer. Sie beioen lsbtaenannter
fibrten 3riegs @ontrebanbe, batter
ibr 3iel- Dofobama = beinabe er.
rei9t, aber feline 9oblen n1sbr unb es
mar besbalb unm6sli9, fe nod 0laoi.
noftod su fenben.
IS lit oies bic erffe grmdhnung,
oaB Elm auswdrti9er Sampfer. aubel
benz &niebt Commander, in ben @runt
gebobrt tpurbe.
vi. PeIer T g, z. Uuguf.-
Die beuti9e 8Oii4aft if nidt babor
unterridtet, baB bonn Blabibofof Sc
i9waoer elm oeutider 9ampfer ber'
ienft uurbe.
Ser 3wiiaenfaa nit benz Sampfe,
bring 5einrid" gilt als seidloHen
gs bleibt nur nod bic S9abeneriab
5ra9e. bic obne S9wieristeiten ssl6i
uiro.
Sic 8~labibotod S@ife fubrsn DO
ber iupanif9en 9aupttaot auf uni
ab, faben aber ni9ts bon feinbli6el
3rieSsi9ifen.
9roboem Die ruiff4en S9ife MI
auf 8 Degen beimfOmmel fOnnten :
3orea Strabe. Ga perouie StraBe Uni
Siugarn Strabe bate Der iapanii9
NhrniynI fein 1f{}f mn Mo Qrcu,e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

gngros $ gertaufspreie Sutportirter
s@wepertdfe DOC per 9funb einbetma@e.
e@weuertdie 17c, @iseonfn gream 8 Qdis
IL, New gorf gbeobarsl lie, etnbetutb
iGer 2irabtrser 12e, Wrid l3e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

ote Sr=OiuiIie Uet SIau UuHU perlgeIs
bigten, BEL Yuibulifau unb Yausie
Bob idtuere Nieberlagen bel. Oie
beioen pldbe finb 265 Meilen entfernt,
aber bic beioen @efe9te tpurben aa
slei4er 3eit auseefOdten. 9ie @uKen
bielten ftarfe St.lungen. Sas Sber=
mometer mics auf ITO @rab Sabren=
belt unb bic Soloaten litten furdtbar.
8ei Ousfulifau battsn bic &uKen
stuei Dipiionen Snfanterie unb etmas
artiaerie, bic ben iapaniiden Mnsrif-
fen tapfer pioertanben. 8eibe Mn=
srife besannen SOnntaa firth; Sonn=
tag Nadt r%affeten beibe Deere. Mon=
tag nit Sasessrauen erneuerten bic
Sapaner ben Nnsrif unb triebsn ben
Neinb A Meilen nod 2oo Selling.
Im Gang Se=pab batten bic Sapa=
ner ben frdftis uioeritebenoen Geinb
am Sonntaa Nbeno aug ben meiiten
Steaunsen perbrdnst; WOntas firth
tpuroe Der paB neblf ben umgebenben
66ben gsnommen. Die &uhen am
Dang sc paB tperoen auf q 9ipifio=
men unb 4 Batterien 9ei6dbt. Ser
Seino aog fi9 na6 Sangbopen auriif.
3dmp E b m 90 otien=
paB.
2iao q n g, 2. @ug. Na9
bsftiaem &f rdumte bic ruifiiGe
Of=arme Dang Selling Is Meilsn
ipeflid bonn Rotien paB.)
Seut9er . amper Sbea
berni 1.
CT. Petersburg, 2. Nug.
Nmtli9 miro Mbenbs mitgetteilt, baB
Der bonn 8~laoiDotod= @ei9waber 9e=
iuntene beutide Dampfer bic Sbea
mar, elm S@if bon unsefdbr 1000
Sonnen.
Nad benz SCI .@eaifer 1T Die Sbea
elm e34 SOnnen S9iH, bas i'm dinef=
i9en Weer Sanbel treibt.
StrD6Ioff iber Die
.Sbea".
Nomiral StrpolOf isnoet einen Be-
ridt iiber bic Gapsrfabrt bes @labi=
bofof @eidmabers, in Dem es bieriiber
beibt: .Nm "a. Suli muroe bic .Sbea"
(ein oeutides S6iff bon 934 Sonns,1=
gebalt) nit elmer boqen Gii9laoung
bon Nmerita mad Ootoboma ansebal=
ten. SO puroe als regelmdBiee priie
betradtet, bic Mauni9aft .pssgenom=
men unb bas S9if uerienft, ba man
es ni9t nod einem ruifi5en Safen
brin9en tonnte."
8 transport Il r
=SeesGIotte
@openba 9 e n, 2. Nug. Gin
ruifi9er Ngent traf bier Elm, Tim oroBe
Sransportoampfer als 8egleiter oes
. =See=@ eidmaoers mad Ofafen an=
5utaufen.
@roRbritannien.
Musb Il nterbau e.
2onoon, 2. Mug. SIN Inter
bauie beantra9te Der liberale 6ibrer
Sir 5enrp @ampbeIo 8annerman elm
SabelsnOtum anldBli9 Der 8etbeili.
suus bon Cabinets . Nitslisbern an
Der SiBung bsr Observation-Disclosures
partei am IA. SUM-. in tpel9er bic
3oq-politit SOief @bamberIain's ge=
biligt uurbe.
Na9 ldn9erer Debate, In Der pre=
mier 8alfour unb aud chamberlain
fpra9en, murbe Der Nntrag Campbell
Bannermar nit 288 9egen 210 @tim-
men abgelebnt.
&uBlano.
pIehues q d oi9er.
g t. petersburg, 2. Mu9.
Sn sutunterri9teten 2reiien bsrlautet,
Sufi3minifer Murabief weroe plebwes
Na9folger als 3inifter bes Snnern.
pIe5me's Or 6rber Elm
STUDENT.
g t. petersburg 9, 2. Mu9uf.
Ssuffiaminiffer Muratrieff iiberbrahtt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
3mei Sif9t &urofi'S.
HnHlfidt Srnppen bel 2iaO gang eapin0lid &C.
i6lagen.- gang 81 Yab uoll TeinSe %erftiirnlt.

@ngeblite GrOberung zines midfsen Jennsswerfs BON Sort Irtbmr. :
Gaperfabt Der SaSiuoiof &rener.- Nud Elm bemhhes Sdif in ben
@rnnb gebobrt. y f.SeeGut -ye6pes AROrber etnbent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
HuBlan0.

~V"D""~s
pIehpesN a9oIger.
g t.. petersburg, 2. Mug.
Sn gutunterri9teten 2reiIen berlautet.
Suii3minifer WurabieH weroe plebwes
Na9folger als Winiter bes Snnern.
pIe5me's Or 6rberein
Stu6ent.
g t. petersburg, 2. gusuff.
Sufi3miniiter Wurauieff iiberbradte
heute BEN 2aiier ben nnteriu9ungss
gsri9t tiber bic grmorbung bes Wini=
tiers plebwe.
Man meib iebt. bab Der M6rber an
Der 2barfof llniberfitdt fubirts, mo
b~ermutbli9 bic gomben angefertigi
tuuroen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28

Not an Objectionable Feature In the
Whole Performance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28
PR0Dlcl0US P0RTH0S

The Miraculous Chasm- Vaulting Cyclist
who executes a flying bicycle leap of fifty
feet in mid air. The instantaneous SUI
preme and heroically sensational Partisan
hit now for the first time seen In Amer
lea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28
Easy to Get There
Easy to Get Back

Crescent Park Care
Warren a Bristol Cars
NJ. w. NJ. ~. a H..R. r.
Prov, =. n. a Newport Boats
and
Pawtuxet Ferry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28
EDEN MUSEE.

From London, Eng, with
80 lIfe-slze scenes In
wax.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28

depicting Peaked Hlll Bars
Llfesavers at work and
actual reproduction OF sta =
tIon, Grew and Parapher-
nslla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-28
RAR0UNAl- l-RASCHID

the HIndoo Wonder, In
Marvellous Feats OF Leger-
demaln.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18
WIN ILLINOIS.

The st. Louis Republic addresses
some wholesome advice TO the Demo
Gratis Of Southern Illinois In an edi-
toral in Saturdays Republic headed
Win Illinois" II says:
The Democratic state ticket should
be particularly satisfactory to the
voters Of Southern Illinois Every man
on IL except one comes from the south
ern half Of the state. and every man
on Il except one voted straight in
1896 and 1900
1T Is Thoroughly Democratic. More
than that. its personnel is guaran.
tee Of ability. IL elected. 20 give the
state an able administration based up
on business principles solely-the kind
Of government Of which Illinois IN
questionably stands in need. The
timber Is in the candidates for the va
rious offices. from "I.arry~ Str niger
down. 81 make good the promises Of
reform. 10 enact civil service Law. 10
establish a Uniform auditing system.
to han sh the evils wrought by the
warning for spoils at the state institu-
tions and 10 drive away the graftors
who swarm around the public trough.
1t is not hard for the people Of I'LL
nos 20 realize the excessive rate OF
taxation under which they are stsgger-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

as it has been governed these last
four years?
Democrats should realize that good
solid ground is before them, upon
whicir to'stosecute' both ,the national
and the state campa gins. The pros
peet of winning is excellent, and, all
things considered. there's nothing like
victory Many men, certainly, have
great respect for Mr.. Bryan. Many
others have failed to return to De-
mocracy only because of their fear OF
a reagitation Of the silver question.
The first class are called upon to wit
ness the fact that Mr.. Bryan, with all
the force Of eloquence is advocating
the national and state tickets. The
second class should remember that all
elements of the parry agree that the
silver issue is not up in this cam
paign'
The cause is good. the way is clear.
the time $ come. The Democrats Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

ing and 10 understand the financial
burden which extravaganza has loaded
upon them. The people of the country
districts know that state issue ex-
lists. as positively and as seriously as
il exists in Missouri.
The governor. when elected, will
have nothing whatever to do with the
II, or any matter which belongs in
the realm of the national congress.
The governor. when elected, will gov
ern Illinois. and votes for him should
be cast on that basis. BY that act of
Deneen's which united him with Yates.
which cemented a partnership between
them he scaled the bond which com
mits him to continue the pract 'ces in
augurated by Yates and to keep the
latters fellows" in office So il is
furthermore up to the people to decide
whether or not they wish that sort of
incubus saddled upon them Indefinite
ly. DO they want Illinois governed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

sequence Of steady growth.
l. will not only be safe invest
ment but paying one. 1t will en-
nance the value Of property generally
for II will make The city grow.
The building Of the Sycamore street
subway and the ultimate extension 81
the traction ccmpahy's electric car
line to Mound City and other places
north pf here will do much toward in
creasing Cairo'si trade. 1t will open
up to our merchants a field which
has hitherto been9 closed to us Not
only viii 1t benefit The retail trade,
but the wholesalers as well !,
In this.seonnection it may he re-
marked hat, the wholesale busia'
ness Of Cairo liz steadily Increasing
ands,. expanding, Representative
firms in this line sayJthey are steadi-
ly growing And itss is self-evident
that they ares zSFN'
Tfforesis bright future ahead for
Cairo, H., we will only throw our
shoulders together and do something.
others are manifesting their faith in
the 'city's future, lie. us who have all
to gain and nothing to lose--who have
at heart the city's weIfare-do the
anne %/.
Let's get bisss for Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

Roosevelts behavior toward the pre-
JUDGES of the South to the policies of
Lincoln and Mckinley as follows:
Although it IS coarse exaggera-
ton to trace any one act of violence.
whether by negroes or avenging mohs,
to Mr.. Roosevelt. il is the dreadful
truth that his behavior has increased
the depravity of the negroes and the
unreason of the whites. In situation
requiring tact and pat 'enee-virtues
brought to this task by Lincoln and
McKinley-Mr Roosevelt has used
that narrow, one-sided intensity with
which presidents and their advisers
have cursed the South. from Andrew
Johnson to Henry Cabot Lodge. One
of Mr.. Rooseyelt's virtues, however, is
his ability to learn. He spoke useful
words recently, in refusing to pardon
a negro criminal, and we hope thatssif
he is reelected, he will, during his
second, term, be a better president of
the South"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18
MoRRIsON|trO THE FRONT.

The announcement that William r
Morrison. the veteran low tariff lead
or, has gone to Chicago to take al
active hand In the campaign is graf
flying news to not only the Democra
cy of Illinois but to the rank and file
Of he party everywhere.
The name of William r. Morrison
Is household word at every Demo
cratic flreside in the land. Ii is indis-
solubly linked with the great record
of the past. Before there was such
a thing a.. a gold Democrat or a sill
Yea Demgsfass he was one of the fore
most leaders of the old fashioned
Democracy and it is appropriate, now
that the old party has come again in
TO its own, that the old war horse
should rally once more to the old
party's bugle. Morrison to the
'front.' is word tina. will send
thrill and cheer to thousands of
DEMOCRATIC hearts as II goes from lip
to Hip and state to state. giving re.
newed courage to the united legions
everywhere. He is a Democrat of the
old school and they never knew what
it was to finch before the enemys
fire
He Ewill render distinct and valu,
able Service TO the cause. His cxpe-
fieRfe and ripcned political judgment
wilrSdn much to help steer the ship
straight and the rank and file will
gladly Welcome his to his old place in
The party councils.
On last Wednesday Gen. Morrison
celebrated his 18th birthday and,
though his head is frosted and he
bears the marks of half a hundred
he is still the same. gal.
liant, intrepid leader. II not quite as
ic'iye, that he was when he shivered
ances with the best brains of the Re
publican party twenty years ago
for the old leader!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
DO SOMETHING FOR CAIRO.

There are piled up in the banks Of
Cairo nearly three and one-half mil
lions of dollars. II is Cairo money
belongs to the good, solid snbs.an
tial business men of this city. It Is {
great showing-a really magnificent
Testimonial of the prosperity the city
has been and is enjoying.
The Bulletin few days ago took
occasion to felici.ate with the citi
zens generally on the fact. II nov de
sires 20 suggest that we do something
more than felicitate.
There is saidto be-we are so in.
formed by our real estate men. who
ought to know--no' single vacant
residence in this city.
There are citizens here who have
been trying for months to find a
house 70 rent and none are 10 be
found-citizens who have come here
to make Cairo their homo. TO cast
their fortunes among us. q
There are number of wei-todo
farmers and citizens of the smaller
nearby towns who are anxious 10
move their families to Cairo tdseiye
their children The benefit Of OUT sex.
cellent public schools. They can
hnd no housed 70 rent.
Why not turn loose some of hat
money in the banks. drawing three
per cent. and build homes for the peo-
pie who want TO come here? The in
yestment is as safe as government
bonds and would treble the interest
the dollars are now drawing. lying
Idle in the banks.
Nice. comfortable cottages are in
great demand. Why hot show YOU
faith In Cairo and DO something Ton
the city, Gentlemen holding the S.
$4,000. why not, - HIUUIH
There was a time when the danger
from high water might have been
given as an objection 70 building here.
But tina. objection can no longer be
offered Cairo today Is entirely safe
from high water emergencies. The
sea wall along the river front has
been amply tested and has amply
demonstrated its entire effectiveness.
The levees surrounding the city give
equal assurance Of security.
The time has come when the men
Hith a little money 40 invest should
invest H. They should get busy and
Do something for the city. They need
take NJ risks They need give no
Thing away All they have 70 do il %
pvt up z@few houses. Il is not a
hearF Investments and a sure return
Il IN sight. The houses are needed
and needed badly. n - no spasmodic
dcmeDd Il vii last II Is the con.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

r. The New York Sun made hard
tight against the nomination OF Hig
gins for governor. Before the nom.
inafion was made the Suns opinion
of Mr., Higgins was as follows: "Mr.
Frank Wayland Higgins has neither
the character nor the ability to quail
fy him for the governorship of the
state OF New York. IL we were living
IN the millennium Mr. Higgins might
do, for governor. II everybody else was
busy. But this is not the millennium.
and perhaps Mr. Higgins win serve as
well as any one as a fgurehead to
poin. the way to overwhelming and
deserved disaster" Now watch the
Sun support Mr. Higgins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

II has about been decided that Judge
Parker shall go on the stump. TO the
exta4tiot making lseyeFalr speeehes, AT
any rate. And why nos When an OF.
fee becomes too "dgnified" in this
land Of the free that candidate seek
ing II cannot go before the people TO
discuss the issues before them. IL had
better,be abolished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

All Illinois Central, Mobile Il Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and de-
part form Central station. corner OF
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron Mountain
trains arrive and depart from the
Union station, Second street and Com
mercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited in the box at
the transfer station, located at Cen.
trail station. 20 minutes before the de-
parture Of any train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

N The color line was not drawn at The
national bankers association conven.
ton in New York. so the press dis,
patches say. Negroes sat with the
whites throughout the proceedings.
Which only goes to prove the truth
Of The old saying that there are many
things in life better than money. One
is self-respect.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18
The Frosty DAVIS.

Fix them backlogs fer the chimney.
Soon1l come the frosty DAYS.
And you'll hear the cold wind whistle
And You'll see the fire blaze.
Chunk the red Goals. heat the riddle
Pix up fer the dancin' set
Fetch the banjo and the 6ddle.
And thank God you're Twin yet,
Prank L. Stanton in Atlanta Consti
tuition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

II the Democratic gain in Maine con
tinucs at the same ratio in the doubt
ful states n November, Parker will
sweep the country. If the Republican
gain in Vermont continues at the
same ratio in the doubtful states in
November. Roosevelt will have a land.
side II this be treason, make the
most of IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

The dignity of the law. which Ala.
bama is preserving at Huntsville with
state troops, is at last safe. A Biz
mingham company. lead by that gal
liant and intrepid warrior who never
met an enemy Col f. l.. Fl gdon, has
gone to the front.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-09-18

Mrs. Grover Cleveland has become
an expert photographer and the fssci.
mating occupation is her chief diver.
sion. In her beautiful home, West
landr. Princeton, she hasa complete
equipment and the finish of her pic
lures shows hoy paIns.skipg she has
been studying. the useSof the cam
era "a
Longevity has been characteristic of
vice-presidcnts in the past Adlai
Stevenson. for instance. is 60. and Le-
vi p Morton is So Willard Fillmore.
when he died was AZ George VI.
Dallas was 70. John Tyler was II.
Martin Van Buren, was so. Elbridge
Gerry 20; George Clinton. who came
from Ulster county. where Judge Par.
ker resides. was a. Aaron Burr was
so. Thomas Jefferson was So; John
Adams was 30. These yice-presiden.s
of the United States are examples of
the loueevits~o Of Chose xho have held
thai ONCE. Though IF course. there
have been 5. fex rice-presidents who
did not attain old age. Tire youngest
vice-president a. Inauguration was
So. the oldest was SO.