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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
WILL INSTALL EAGLES
Cairo Lodge Team viii Instruct
Lodge OF About Eighty Members
at Murphysboro.

The Cairo lodge. No, 5l3, Aeria Of
Eagles will send It's team to MUIR
physboro Sunday to install lodge Of
about eighty members in that city
The members will leave Cairo at FPS
Sunday morning,
The team captain is w. Williams
and he will have charge Of the work.
other members of the team are: IL.
Levy, II. II. Wallace. w, r.. Book, d.
n Carey, A. J Coffman, John Coff
man. George Fisher, H. NJ. Carnell
Fred Stehr Ben Malinski and b.
Thacker
The work of the Cairo team is said
to be first-class ana they will prob.
ably give the Murphysboro candidates
some pointers on flying, as all gooa
Eagles should
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
General River News,

The stage of the river at p, m,
Yesterday was 4I6. showing a fall Of
o. in twenty.four hours.
The Dick Fowler in and out yes.
terday ON time Capt Crider said the
wind was Something fierce in the
Grand Chain reach. She was the
only boat in and out Of this port yes
terday
The Beaver went over to the East
side yesterday afternoon. where she
left her tow the day before She
made up a tow of rock and empties
and will leave for Vcksburg when
the wind lays.
Definite announcement was made
this afternoon that the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company would bring
the transfer boat Dekoyen. now in
the Evansville and Henderson run, to
this city for use in the latter part Of
the month Use of the Henderson
bridge has been leased from the l.. &
~ railroad for the Evansville traffic
and the DeKoven will be no longer
needed there after few weeks. She
was formerly stationed at Paducah
and is Of ample size and power TO
handle the business between Padueah
and Brookport, Ill., The news that
transfer boat is to be sent here be.
fore May will prove welcome news to
Paducah wholesalers and manufac-
urers. The several months the rail.
road has maintained only a very in.
efficient passenger transfer service
between Brookport and Paducah and
all freight shipments for points on
the St Louis short line division in
Southern Illinois. were detoured by
way Of Cairo This roundabout sys
tenn of routing local consignments
caused great delays and has cost To-
cal jobbers no little loss of business
For some time the Commercial club
has been urging the railroad company
to send a regular transfer boat here
To-day o D Phillips, superintendent
of floating equipment Of the Illinois
Central with headquarters here
stated that he had information that
the DeKoyen would come here some
time during the latter part of this
ewsDemocrat
The Marine Engineers association
have used every endeavor since the
death Of Martin Farrell to find If he
had surviving relatives. They have
been in communication with the Ma
rine engineers lodge Of Philadelphia,
where he claimed to have belonged
and today received the following tel
egram:
Philadelphia, Pa. April 8. 1901
VIM. Hurst Secretary
How was Martin Farrell killed?
What is cost? Send body
MRS. FARRELL
Capt Chas. Nichols. the Beau Bru
nelle of the profession, goes down On
he Beaver partner to Jesse Nichols.
The Exporter was due here with |
,oal yesterday. but did not arrive.
rhe winl was too high for coal lows
The Georgia Lee got away last |
light for Memphis with good trip |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Eugene pennebaker. Of the senior
class has been absent the past week
on account Of spraining his ankle
while playing baseball
The report cards for the month Of
March viii be issued the early part Of
next week
Leo Mueller. Of the sophomore
class. who has been absent from
school three or four weeks has re-.
turned
The Freshmen pupils la Mr.. Slonea
zoology classes are studying insects
Otto Patterson Of the freshmen
class, has quit school and has gone to
Texas with his father
Miss Smith has mounted an Of the
work which was done by the pupils
of the Cairo high school for Cairo's
Industrial exhibit AT the ST Lonis
Worlds fair and viii send them away
today.
The senior pupils in Mir Slone's
botany classes are studying flowers
They have a number of very good
specimens to study from
Captain Iangan. Of the baseball
team. has cancelled the game with
Martin for April 10Th. as the boys
have had sufficient practice to play
a match game
The sophomore book review. on
Geor~c Elliott's Silas Mariner" will
he handed in Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
. . Q . . . . . . . .
April II, II, 70, The Flints at Care
opera house.


Mr. ana Mrs Herbert L. Flint, the
Fun Makers and hypnotists, will
during their engagement here next
week take a number of volunteers and
give part of them balloon ascen
sion They will capture bolloon
get into the basket and sail away
They meet all sorts of adventures
and finally an eagle tears hole in
the balloon and compels the areo-
nauts to descend and as they ap.
pr0ach the earth they find that they
will fan into the sea They prepare
for the emergency and when the bal
loon strikes they dive OFF; in some
cases diving completely off the stage.
The whole scene is the most vivid
and life-like delineation possible and
it never fails TO win storms of APP
plause This season they have add.
ed a decided novelty in the way of
c0stuming different scenes.
Az the opera house for three nights.
commencing Mon day, April II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09

A storm of great intensity conferred
Yesterday morning in the vicinity of
Davenport. With barometer pressure
as low as 291G inches. An area OF
high pressure, attended by freezing
weather. nverlies the northern and
middle Rocky mountain regions.
The temperature has fallen
throughout The central Mississippi
valley. ana in nearly an sections w.
ms between the Mississippi river and
The Rocky mountains. and risen in
Ne upper Ohio valley ana in the lake
region
Within the last Sc hours precipita.
ion has occurred throughout the cen.
raj valleys Al the time Of yester-
lays observation snow was falling in
western Missouri, eastern Nebraska
astern South Dakota and western
Minnesota
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
Corn Belt.

The corn belt includes a little OF
northwestern Ohio a considerable
strip across north central Indiana, all
of northern and central Illinois. the
whole state Of Iowa, northwestern
Missouri. northeastern Kansas and
southeastern Nebraska On the map it
roughly resembles an elongated Kite
with the little end in northwestern
Ohio and the widest part on the Mis-
souri, river.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
CUPS TO ROUND ANNAS HANDKERCHIEF
In South End of Duncan Park=-

letters Of the anagram he lost no time
in visiting that spot. Duncan lies
at the west end of Eighth street and
Mr. Connell, discovered the object Of
his search on the ground al the south
end Ii was contained in a very or
binary tin can and was none the worse
for wear or weather In the can was
the order in a sealed envelope which
bore the return card Of The Bulletin
company and the words Your search
has been rewarded. LoOk insidel'
The order was dated April ?. 1904, and
was in the form of a demand note
subject only To time limitation as mas
been explained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09

The Bulletins hidden treasure was
discoy red yesterday afternoon by
Mr. Frd Connel, who presented the
order to The Bulletin office al 3:3e
D. N. yesterday and received a bright
new i've dollar gold piece. Nj. Con
NELL furnishes an interesting account
Of his search which covered practical
" the entire tom. the correct sen
tence Search in South End of Dun.
can Park. he did no; discipher, but
after four days study and search came
to the conclusion that the treasure
was hidden in some park Of the city
aud when iie discovered that the Wofd
Duncan could also be made from the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09

The anagram has been so Success
ful and aroused so much public inter
est that il has been decided to offer
another cash prize for the person
disciphering a sentence TO appear in
tOmorrow's Bulletin the letters Of
which may be formed into words con
veying the information as to the
whereabouts of another cash prizc.
Fall particulars and conditions. SINH
lar TO those governing this week
hidden treasure. will appear in tomoT-
row mornings Bulletin with the ana
gram from which the sentence con-
tanning explicit directions may be
formed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of Interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel.
atives.

DR. Davis. Of East Prairie was il
the city yesterday
Miss Flo Welson of villa Ridge, va.
in Cairo yesterday
Mr.. j. W. Brown. Of Clark. was ii
Cairo yesterday on business
Miss Nina Blue. of Murphysbaro. Is
the guest of Miss Orine Rendell
Mr., A. R. J Hoard is confined to hi
home on Poplar street BY Illness.
Hon. Reed Green has returned fron
Hot Springs. where ne has been tho
past week.
Mrs. f. w Moore went to ST. Loui
yesterday. accompanied by her moth
or. Mrs Wilson
Mr. Charles Hodge has accepted 4
position as claim clerk for the Mobile
and Ohio railroad.
Miss Francis Belle Kinney Of Tam
arc. ILL.,. is visiting Mrs. W. r. Strecb
- At ny IlfiHtds
Mr. Frank f. Spencer will
rive today from Mobile to spend sun
day with his parents
Mrs. Lucy A. Howard left for Jack
son. Tenn. yesterday to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. p c. Callahan.
Air James II GallIgan has returne,
from vacation spent in Texas "a
his health lie is feeling much be-,
Ter.
Mr.. Sanford Bennett left for Ho
Springs yesterday. where he vii
spend several days reeuperating his
health.
Airs n. Garrison ana Miss Sue Wi
liams, Of Aliendale. H.. are guest
Of Mr. Elmer Smith and family o
1904 Walnut street
Mrs Walter suDlette and children
formerly Of this city passed through
here yesterday en- route to Columbus
Ky, TO visit relatives
Mr. G. n Buchanan is in New Mad
rid. Mo, on business. A telephon
message from him yesterday was t,
tie effect that the wind was blowinf
gale
Mr. r. e. Powers and Mr.. Oberh
Gossman have severed their connec
ton with the government as mail car
riers. Mr. Powers will devote his at
fention to his saloon business al
270i Commercial avenue
Word from Mrs. Earl Patier who /
at Nashville attending her grandmott
er, Mrs NJ. Wright. who Is critical
al with lagrippe and bronchitis. state
that there is little hope for her re
coyery. She is 90 years old and e.
wen known in Cairo
Miss Bessie Turner left for Col
nmbus. Ohio last night where she was
called by the critical illness of her
nncle. James G. Hoglen. who is SUI
ferine from a complicated heart trou-
BILE lie vas in an unconscious con
dition yesterday and there i little
hope Of his recovery.
Mrs. John Harkless. Of Wickllffe. is
visiting her sister Mrs 4. A. Burke
Mrs. II. H. Spencer. Of Villa Ridge
was in Cairo yesterday en- route to
Mobile to visit her sister Mrs G.
McGahey. While here she was the
guest of her sister Mrs. j J. Jen
nellie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
River Forecasts.

The Ohio-At Evansville, no mate
rial change during the next "A hours.
AT Paducah and Cairo. will continue
falling for an indefinite period The
fall at Cairo during the next II hours
will amount to about one-half foot
The Tennessee, from Florence to
the mouth, and the Mississippi from
below st. Louis 10 Cairo, will con
tinue falling.
p. II. SMYTH, Observer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
Old Fashioned Farmers.

Threshing machines are used TO q
limited extent in Seville. but the old
system of beating out the grain by
driving colts and mares around in the
open thrashing foor is still generally
prevalent with the exception 0 some
half a dozen farmers who have chiefly
English implements. no one there
uses really modern agricultural ma
cbincry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
LIE Of ParIiaments.

The Austrian Parliament lives six
years. The Italian. German. Prussian
and Spanish live FIVE years. The
French. The Dutch. the Belgian, the
Portuguese and the Roumanian live
four years. The Danish and the Sw.s
live three years. Tie United state.
ives twa tosrs. and The AEstrl-sItt
.arian Only cne year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
HIS SECRET IN DANGER.
Mysterious Warning Sent Lord Strath
more Home In Lime.

Mysterious Warning Sent Lord strath.
more Home in Time.
In Gamis castle. the seat OF the
Strathmores, there is famous secret
chamber known only to the head Of
the family, mis- eldest son and the fam
lily LAWYER Some years ago small
party Of relations and friends were
assembled there soon after Inc mar
riage IF the Lady Straihmore Of that
time lori Siralhm0re had gone away
on husinoss f1, day OF two and tho
coast being clrlr somebody hii nuon
the ingenious defire Of opening She
windows an over the castle and hang
ing out of each of them a sheet or
towel or pocaet handkerchief and thus
marking them all The secret cham
bcr II was said had window ANY
aperture lcft unmarked would. there
fore reveal i's position 80 sooner
said than done Tho band promptly
invaded every room that was acces
sibie and inpumerahlc white signals
were soon Guttering IN the bppeze
when Lord Srrathmore unexpectedly
returned. The result was II il said
= painful scene in which he bitterly
repfoaehed his wife for seeking 10 dis
cover what she well knew was sol.
emn secret deeply affecting the family
fortunes His sudden return had been
duo 10 a mysterious warming that some
great evil threatened his house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
Essence of Roses.

At present essence OF roses Is al.
most the only article exported to the
United States from Bulgaria, and az.
ricutural machines are almost the
only direct imports from the United
States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention of Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.


,.'.,ttaa NM, oar,.iar
lis A'eAo''pe' w" H,s eis'S''
fFen oeI'a'"' =" % M. W ~ 9'"u'1
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lhe cairo brewing company has
contracted WIN ferguson q company
10 sii'h d airy wen 'V' Se' ueep' Jag
's'' Ii ,, 'J ~. -" -, ...,.. ''u" - w
Nnit Larry 'he co'ofeu JaHl'o' al
lhe court houSe' : cutting ihe 6'"SS
" we yard ahu weeping " III Sooo
condition inns year Last year the
Weeds anu araSs N9e allowed 'o
grow without attention
Ladies Of the Church of the Re
deemer will hold social and reeep-
tIon az the residence q Mrs = "
Wenser Apr'i -ls' 10 which me pa
1SbloneFS OF tne EpiScopal ehnrch
ma their friends are invited
The preliminary hearing of Thomas
0'Neal. charged with assault with in
tent TO Kill Mike Egan, was held yes
crday morning before Judge A. }
Ross. Attorney Angus Leek repre-
'ented the Defendant anu state Az
'nfheY wilson appeared Tor the pros
'cntioh- . Neal was acquitted OF the
'harse and was discharged
A new scale for brica,layers apt
,amters has been adopted at Paducal
nd the former who have been get
ing S4.50 for eight hours. sin receu,
'5.oo- The painters who have bee
eceiying $50 for nine hours work
VII get $50 for nine hours. every
tay except Saturday when the worf
lay VIII be eisht hours,
A letter was received YESTERDAY
rom Rev y, Y George. former pas
or of the Presbyterian church Of
his city and now in charge of the
hurch Of the same denomination al
lImwood, H. Mr. George writes that
le and Mrs. George are pleasantly
imated in their present home ans
u inquired kindly after old friends IN
afro
The conditions al Birds Point hay,
ecently been such that traffic on III,
ron Mountain has heeR greatly inter
erred with hut Comm rcial Agent G
1 Miller advises that his road is nov
repaired to handle all freight in tn
sual manner Trains are nov run
ing on me usual schedule
Well sprinkled streets would have
zen Of untold value To merchants
esterday The strong wind blew
LIQUIDS OF dust all over the city and
luch damage doubtless resulted tC
he goods exposed TO the fine shower,
dust which sifted through every
reriee and entered in gusts when The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
German Book Tru.t.

A trus, has been formed b. the re.
tail book dealers Of Germany VIII. h
has advanced the price of books 10 to
20 per ceat Foreigners can now get
books produced in Germany Is to %
per cent less than Germans can.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
Washington Bulletin.

~ AsS0ciated Press
Washington. April S-llLlNOIS-
snow In north rain or snow in south
portion SATURDAY much colder in ex'
rene south portions. Sunday fair,
GARNER, high south east winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
rEFC--D TO GE REcoNclLED.
Prominent MississiPri2ns Cling to an
Old Gredrs.


The retiring governor. A. II. Lon.
giro, Of Mississippi and Major Jamel
Is Nardaman, the new governor, have
not spoken to each ether for several
wears. their differences growing ont Of
political contests. and SO Gov. Longino
politely but firmly declined, as south
2rn papers say. the invitation Of the
Inauguration committee to ride III The
carriage with his saccesscr on tho way
to the capital for his formal induction
into Cf.ce, and Major Vardaman ex.
pressed desire to have nothing to do
with his rredeC esscr. There was a
small escort of private citizens for the
new governor ol the short march from
the executive mansion to the capitol.
but there was no military procession
nor even bard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09

In the soHth Of Ireland. near Inchi-
geeiali IL the Cats Well IKE waters
OF which are supposed tc exert mar
seleu= remedial effects upon ailing
tahples.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
MENUS FOR TWO DAYS.
Saturday. April 9.
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Fruit
Force Sugar and Cream
Corned Beef Hash
Diamonds Coffee.
Lunch.
Broiled Sliced Cannelon
PIN Olas
Cherry Short Cake Tea
Dinner.
Cream of Asparagus Soup
Broiled Steak
Bearnaise Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Squash
Fndive French Dressing
Waters Cheese
Sugared Oranges
Coffee
Sunday. April, 10.
Breakfast
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream
ID BllfH tlNHt
DelmonicO Potatoes
Rolls Coffee
Dinner.
Black Bean Soup
Roast Leg Of Mutton
Boiled Rice Pels
Tomato Salad
Waters Cheese
Chocolate Mousse
Coffee
Supper.
Sweetbreads Saute
in the Chatting Dish
Lettuce Sandwiches
Corn Starch Blanc Mango
Coffee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
Good Intentions Mlsunderstood.

Senator Foley. on his way up town
several nights ago dropped into =
hotel and there discovered friout
who was considerably tine worse fo
wear. IN facl the friends conditiI
was such that The senator thol-h
necessary for tim to pias the part
the Good Samar.tan
Here. he sad, you've got 20 cor
homo gitb lie
"WbazzamaiteT Tom ? .sIn ef
the man are y1u sfrsJ e. y e.
slcneg Nev York Tines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09

there July 4. 1905.
I7ss-George Ill ratified the first treaty
with the United States after its indie
pendenee.
is5-Lee surrendered TO Grant at Apo
mattox. Va.
ises-stephen J. Field associate Justice OF
the United States supreme court on
the retired list. died in Washington;
= born ISL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-09
CHRONOLOGICAL
rss.~ April 8 In History,

i62e- Francis Lord Bacon,
reerganizer of philoso-
ply. died born 1851.
IT'S Rufus Putnam, soldier
and principal founder o.
Marietta. o., born IN
Sutton, Mass died IN
Marietta iSe4,
175s-F Fisher Ames, states
man and orator, born IN
Dedham. Mass. died
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29
HOT WEATHER WILL
CROWD THE RESORTS.
Extra Preparations Made for Enter
tanning Visitors.

Extra Preparations Made for Enter
tanning Visitors.
Preparations have been made for big
crowds at the resorts to-day. With the
hot weather that has been experienced
during the last few days. the crowds at
all Of the resorts have greatly increased
during the late afternoons end even
ings. To-day. when everyone can get
away from the city it is thought the
largest crowds that have turned out
this season will be on hand.
At Thunderbolt preparations have
been made in every line. There will be
the usual concerts. and all Of the
amusement features are to be in opera
ton. The toboggan and the other at
fractions always do a big business on
Sundays, but since the real warm
weather has at last arrived, 1t Is
thought the record will be broken.
There can now be found at Thunder
bolt almost every form. of amusement.
something to suit both the young and
the old. Lessee Nelson has prepared
to handle an especially large crowd to-
day. Extra walters have been en-
ployed for the day, so that all may be
properly served. The dairy kitchen,
which has just been built, will be open.
At the Isle of Hope, which is proving
more popular this year than ever be-
fore, Mr.. Barbee is ready to handle
q large crowd. The shoot the chutes
will be running all day, and an extra
force will be on hand to care for the
patrons of the place.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-29

You do not need to be told what a
PIERCE car is. for you see them ev-
cry day on our streets doing their
work without a hitch. and giving more
satisfaction to their owners than any
thing in use in the shape of an Auto
mobile. We have just received anoth-
cr car OF Pierce Stanhopes with the
wide tread, and they are perfect. Any
user of the Pierce will tell you all
about them, and we know what they
tell you will be to the credit Of
PIERCE CARS.
Don't ask us to tell you what our
Automobiles will do. Let us show you.
We will move to our new GAR
AGE" on the LIST, and will be in posi-
ton TO take care Of your machine as IL
should he done. Call and see our new
place, and we will show you how il is
done. If your machine does not run
satisfactorily. we are the people who
can make IL go to suit you, and our
prices are reasonable.
You will appreciate the short time
il takes MS TO do the most diflcult re-
pair work. Our mechanics are not the
slow kind, and they KNOW HOW TO
DO ANY REPAIR JOB, regardless of
the make OF machine.
You are always welcome at our
store and we will take pleasure in
explaining our machines 10 you.