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Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
THE MORIBUND MARKET
The Movement of Prices Is Almost
 Imperceptible.

New York, May 6.-There was no sign of actual life in the stock market today and the feeble drift of prices never got far from last nights level, or. for that mat ter, from last weeks level.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
U. s. BONDS.

T.. S. Ref. 2-s., reg. and coupon. 105. 2-s reg. and coupon, 1O6; new 4-s., reg and coupon, 1924; old Is, reg. and coupon.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, May 6.-Forecast: Ari- zOna, fair Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-Toledo 4. Minneapolis 2. At St. Paul-St. Paul }. Indianapolis 1.
 At Milwaukee-Louisville z. Milwaukee
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.

DENVER 12. ST. JOSEPH 3. At Denver
 The score: R H E. 1lenNeT ---................ .>.........lZ lO l SI. Joseph D Batteries: Lucia and Eyler: Mcconnell. Diehl and Chinn.
 COLORADO SPGS. II. SIOUX CITY 8 At Colorado Springs
 The score: R H E. Batteries: McNeely and Messitt: Linde- man and Hessler.
 OMAHA II, DIES MONIES z. At Des Moines-
 The score: R H E Des MoineS ..............-.....-.-...7 10 1 NfInGnd i5 Batteries: Hoffer, Cushman and Bca,s; Mccarthy and Bonding.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
THE PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK

c., .,oo PRESCOTT ARIZONA, F M Vi Pre- w ssis Cashier
  {. Hend G Brecht, NJ. N. Frederic
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07

WOOL AND HIDES. New York, May G.-Wool steady: hides quiet.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
WHERE TEAMSSTRUGGLED
League and Association Base Ball Re- suits.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI '. ST. LOUIS 4.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS ,. CHICAGO 5.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07

PHILADELPHIA 15 P1TTsBuRc T
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07

DENVER 12. ST. JOSEPH 3.
Arizona republican., 1904-05-07

Wanted-s1O,OOO for three or five years on Phoenix business property se- curity E. E. Pascoe. real estate, loans and insurance, No. 11O North Center street, opposite Adams hotel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
GS aibt fem Raoinun

Oas NeusIte lit, bab bas Rohium,
iiber bos eonae StrOr,e BON Sinte unb
Oruderi9pGr3e berfarieben unb pers
,rudt porben iinb, gar niht pprbonoen
'etn Iou. @s tpirb duerbin9s ni9t be-
bauptet, bab ale barauf be5igli9eH
6ori9uneen auf Sdui6une ~berubten,
ober bos Rabium ion ni9t elm Stpff
fir fi4 iein, elm einfades unb un5er>
legbares Clement tpie gifen, Sob,
&bblenitoff nnb 10 bisIe anbere, fon>
bern cine Mif9ung ober @erbinbung
ober, pie bic @erfe9ter biefer Mnz
f9auunq fih ausbriiten, EN- Imalgum,
bas ii9 nit Der 3eit BON ielbft in feline
8eitanbtbeile aufloit. Der Gntbsder
beg Robiums, Yrpfefor Gurie in pu>
ris, bat feIbit ausegeben, bob er nod
miemals reines Robium bat ausIdeiben
t0nnen, etpd pie elm gepObnli9es
Stit Giien ober @oIb, aber er eluubt
ni9t, baB has unmDgli9 iein fpiirbe,
fonbern lit Der Mnii9t, bob nur bic un<
sebeurs 3ofipieIisteit Der @erarbeituns
bieiem Grfolg enteeeenftebe. Nnber<
feits bat gurie ft9 babin uusseiproz
den, bab man ii9 bur9 8ebauptunseu
Der senanuten Dirt ni9t beunrubissn
gu laifen brau9e. Sc lei febr sidt,
Iol9e Sbeorien uuf5uftslen unb ben
@egenbepeis abaupurten. Mun miiHe
pielmebr BON ibren lrbebern perIan>
gen, bob tie ben 8etpeis fibren, Ras
blum fei fem eiufu9er Stoff. oifo tetn
Clement. @ielei9t eebe es iiberbaupt
teinen einfo9en @toff unb bos &ubium
ipanble ii9 I'M @erlauf ldngerer 3eit
in einen onberen Stoff um, tpie es ia
iibrigens bic bentpiirbisen Jorf9uns
gen BON Ramfup iiber bic G%ntftebung
bon Selium aus Rabium bereits ertpies
fen bdben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

& Der 6 81 m gort
tpurben I'm Sabre 1903 i'm 9an5en
nabeau 10000 @erbdftunsen pprge>
nommen; bon ie 20 g%intpobnern Der
Metrpbole fpurbe elmer berhoftet
S9Iud aus unre9ter
GIaf9e. Oils Der Surmer Gilbert
fon BET 5ergus Sails, Minn.. on einem
Sage NIT feinem 5reunbe Gorrtnston
b~eimpdrts fuhr, fagte er. bab er Stpsi
Jlof9en BEL fi9 babe; cine entholte
Mebi3tu, bic anbers S9naps. 0amit
aog er cine Jlaide heraus, unb obne
bic umbinuns ab5unebmen, bot er benz
onberen su trtnten on, bod bieier
poIte ni9ts, unb 70 nubm er ielbf
einen tii9tigen S9lud Sie Wirfung
mar fdredlid; Der Wann hatte aars
bpI eetrunfen. 5arrington fpanbte
raid bic pferbe unb iuste Suriid, aber
aIs CT on Der 4potbefe antam, mar
@ilbertfon bereits tpbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Senti9lano.
2epppIb t q.


Berlin, 81. Nus. Bring Grieb-
rid 2eopolb bon preuBen. Elm Better
oes &aifers, sebt mabrf9einli9 ni9t
als Militdr= Ntta9e in's ruifif&e Wanb-
idurei=1 auptquartier. Seine @eiunb-
belt gilt ni&t als Hart genu9. INN bic
Gn~tbe6rungen zines Gelb3uss ertrageit
au t6nnen.
8or einem Monat erlitt Der Yrin3
cine Nerben-@ rf4Htterung, als er einen
glebator= Sungen in oemIuf3ug, tporin
er fubr, um's 2eben tommen fa6.
9ie Geloausrifune fiir ben prin3sn
uno feline Mbiutanten fofet $12, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
6rpkbritannien.
Surge 9e$ei@em.
SmIanb.

SmIanb.
% abin9ton n. Die &egierunq
bat bas in Sun 6ranseisco erbauts
S9la9H@if Ohio bOridufis anse.
nommen.
8 mensboro, 2p. 81. Wat.
lep uuroe Der grmOroung bon gmml
Watfins i9ulbig befunben uno BIZ
etrafe auf Sob frirt.
San Granciseo. ueber 3d.
600, 600 ber reuen pbilippinen @olb'
Wdbrung farnen an 8orb beg morger
nod Manila fabrenoen $ransport'
gamblers vSbOmas."
Muburn, q. q. q. George
elm Sbeilnsbmsr on Der grmorbunl
bon Sobn Ban @oroer unb ieinel
6albf9wefter Grau Garnbam, btbt
fein 0srbre9en i'm el.ttrii9en Stubl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
3wedlois 8rappmr.
Abentenerlider 2anbumss Yeriuh
zines amerifaniiden Waiors.

Gbe s o o, 81. Nug. Der amer.
Waior Seaman tam beute nod eli
mem abeuteuerli9en 8erfu9s, mad
Bort artbur gu s~elansen, auriid.
Mm Is. bsn bier abgereif, nabm er
in SaitOntau, Miato= Snisln, elm gu
sinem geHranoeten Sampfsr ssb6rises
IettungsboOt uno ma6te fi9 nit a
&uIis auf bic Jabrt na9 port Nribur
gr muBie tuseen Sturmes umtebreu
uno fubr oann in elmer Si9unte pie'
Der nod ieinem 3ieI. Sas 8oot fam
nabe ans ufer unb tpurbe bon Der
Sapanern bef4ohen. Sa Der Waio,
bic llnm6sIidteit einfab, ansefi9ts be,
Waapofen uno&riegsi9ife gu lanben,
tebrte er pibermiaig 3uriid.
6robbritannien.
Yh6nieta in Si9erbeit I.
plpmoutb, 81. Nus. Se,
9amburger Sampfer pb6nieia, bel
am 20. Mug. aus SEEM Dort abfubl
unb am 81. bon benz 2ronprina Wil'
belm augeni9einli9 obne Sampf trei'
benb 9eidiet murbe, fubr beute an
9i3arb borbei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
&afe:&aa.


S'e 9epr'9eH Sp'ele relul1'r1e" we
Tol91:
U mer.tc ca u octation.
s srna's .@, o.. a"sap'
9onfos Stir o.
snS'anap0l's % l &c. o. 4
| @romlep unb 6epoon.
3mettes SPIEL.
&anias @ttp. O0O2 U 3
SHo1aHapOlIs .......A U o
gattsrier = Gsls uno Butler;
G'l9er uno Sarrp.
Wilwautee, 81. Nuguff.
Wilwautee. "a. @ 0000001 l. 2
&oleoo U l
8atterien = Batemar unb Slat.
lerg, S1rlule1 uHo Speet' VtDrlDH,
Tr'sop ano Sromn.
ct. paul 81. @u9nr.
VI. paal MofYer @runb
""pO"'' oh' ""S"H'
W~tlrr1eapolls MoNer @runb
Cincinnati, 81. Muguf.
Erfes SpteI.
Cincinnati .OOO11OOOOOO- 2
Neu Oort. @ 1000100001-
Batterien = 5arper unb psib
Mc@innitp unb Warner.
3tpettes Spiel.
Cincinnati. .....OO1OO o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01
Mns Der @ittmodsidladt.
&niiii6e Sffbiere 6ei
- yEbpemitia."

IHllHer, dOer cte QeTtt9tetI Oes
8efduBfeuers tommt Dem geffrigen
ni4t 9lei9. Die Sapaner umseben
Die ruifi9e linte 6lanfe.
Weber 500, 900 W anrbe=
fdmpen d.
ueber 500, 600 Soloaten uno 1900
@ef9tbe fnb auf beiben Seiten enea-
9irt. go 3iemli9 bic sanse ruifi4e
Grmee febt in Der Geuerlinie. Gin
ioeben aus &uBlano angelangtes &egi=
ment 5og unter ben 3ldnsen ieiner &a=
belle in ben &f.
port Arthur Sage.
@be 8 o o, 81. gug. Sie Stel.
lungen Der Sapaner Dor port Mrtbur
fino ieBt nabe an Sort 5 6itli9, In
Paliauang i'm Norben unb bel Sufia=
ton uab Yanttouang i'm @efen.
@bineien meloen, baB am %. teine
Settle Sort 5 beieBt bate. Sort Sanfia
9aibem murbe bon ben Sapanern 5er.
it6rt, bic bann @eidibe auf ben an=
g%ren3enoen 9iiseln aufpflan3ten.
&uffif@eO ffisiere {.
angen.
@beGoo, 81. Mug. giner Mel=
buns sufolse finaen bic Sapaner einise
ruiiiide Off3isrs,' bic tpi9tise papiere
mad port Irtbur iiberbradten. 9ie
Off3iere famett bon Wutben unb fu9-
ten port Nrtbur bur9 eine 9idunte
au errei9en.
@eit Ginger 3eit lauerte elm iapani.
f9es Sorpeooboot auf bisfe Si9unte,
taperte fe beute frub uno braats fe
mad pOrt 9alnp.
. amp Il + bic s apaner
sur Il dgebalten.
@be o o, 81. Mug. Ser Dam.
pier, rSnbspenoent", Ostola Sampfsr-
@eieai4aft, Der gorrdtbe fiir bic Sapas
ner nod SEEM @hwans brinst, tuuroe
ourd ben 3oa=gommiKdr surtdge-
halten.
Ser Sampferb ra9te nod bier paHa.
giere unb Gradt. Ser @ommiHdr
iaste, falls er benz Saif bic glbfabrt
erlaube, tpiirbe @binas Meutralitdt ber=
IeBt unb CT bat bic 2anbune Der @ontre-
banbs= Gra9t berlanst. Ser iapanii9s
@oniul prOtetirts, Der 3oa=@ommiKar
leste bic Mngelesenbeit Sir &oberi
Dart. @bef Der dinefif9en 5afsns6Is,
Dor, beHen gntf9eiouns einen prdee=
%oenafal i6uft.
@s 1T aIer 8runb aur Mnnabme,
baB Der Snbepenbent cine srobe @elb-
iumme, ettpa 5 Miu. Dollars, sur 8e.
sablung bon &uroti's Mrntee an Bort
bat.
DrabtIoe Station n
@be s ffbrt.
Wabinston n, 81. Mug. Sas
Staatsoepartement tpiro bur9 @ene.
raleoniul 5Omler in @be Joo bena@'
ridtiet, bab bic truiiifde brabtloie sta
ton unbrauabar gema9t tpurbe.
. ffee=TIotte
g t. petersburg, 81. Iug
Die Nhoc. Prefe lit su Der grtldrun!
ermddtiat, oaB bic pldne ridfi9tlid
Der Office. GlOtte bur9 bas &eiulta
Der @eei9ladt BEL port Nrtbur an, 10
Mue. feline Nenoeruns srfubren.
8erbinbu n Mot unit er
brp9en.
6 t. g petersburg, 81. Mug
Oas Selegrapben= Mmt ertldrt, bab bi
gerbinbung nit 2iaO gang ni9t unter
brOden 1T.
&uen berIoren 5000.
81. petersburs, 81. NuguF
@eneral Satbarofe benz @eneralfa'
am S4luB beg 9effrisen ie9sebnfiinbi
gen Samples bepei9ireno, f9dbt bi
3abl Der ruffifdsn gerlufte auf 5000
Die S4ln4t enbete I'm 9 l1br Ma9ts
als biele bon ben Sapanerr genom
meme SteIuneen bon ben &uEen gu
rtiferobert tuurben.
Nertrauen tn2urppatfin
Nad benz gmpfang bon Safbaroff'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

uu1 UT UeWIeH Oer lulVlWeH SIUte.
Die Sapaner eriHen leBtere an uno
ma4ten eipen ber3tpeifelten 8eriu9 bas
Centrum 5u bur9breden; nadber fam
cine gewesans sesen bic seseniiber-
liegenoe Glanfe, bic inbeRen bon 2u=
ropattin suriidgei9lasen wurbe.
8efern @a4t %bibouafirten beioe
Deere in ibren Ste0unsen. Seine
ruifi9en 8enerale fslen.
@rfe dIfteber g 9laat.
Die S9la9t 3erfisl in auei Sbeile,
in einen iapanii9en Safanterie-N nsrif
auf bas Centrum, nobel bic Sapansr,
obwobl tpieberholt sef9lasen. fid im=
mer pieoer nit buloosgartiger 3dbis-
teit geaen bic ruifI9en stelungen
tuarfen. Sc fam gu blutigem Sanb=
gemenge.
Mittaes mar es ben Sapanerrt se-
lun9en, einen She'll Der ruifi9en
S4anaen gu beseben.
Damn fanbte &~uropattin &eierben
Dor, nabm bic berlorenen Steaun9en
uisber uno trieb bic Sapaner auf Der
gan3eu 2inie auriid.
u u d IN Der smeiten m | Be-
lansber apanif9e
Mn9riff.
Die speite SdIfte bsgann UNI 4 nbr,
als bic Sapaner bic ruifide &e4te gu
tperfsn fu4ten. 9lud bies miB1ans,
aber erf nod ber3ueifeltem Sample,
Der big 9 l1hr Na1ts bauerte.
@dbrenb Der G9la9t ermutbiete
6uropatfin feline 2eute, tnbem er bic
Madridtsn iiber bic 3uriidmeiiuns beg
iapaniiden Mnsrifs Dor pOrt Nrtbur
am 26. berlefen lies.
s a b q n. 9 ataiIlonege .
angen.
g t. g etersburg, 81. Mug.
Cine Mutbener Sepefde bon beute
0admittas iagt, Gen. Samionof babe
2 iapanii9e Bataiaone gefanssn &c.
rpmmen.
Mit einem 3 nanterie e.
@ee9t begonnen.
9iao Dan9, 81. gusuF. Sic
S9ladt purbe beute frtb nit @e=
ruebrfeues i'm Stoweften mieber aufae=
nontmsn. Ser Iebte beftise MnsriH
Der Sapaner erfolete z l1br Nbenbs
auf Der Geng @ang @beng Strabe.
As q p n. @ef@abe erObert.
ct. petersburs, 81. ausuf.
Sepei9en aus 2iao Gang beftdtigen bic
Welouns bon Der grOberung bon 46
iapanif9en @ei9iben, bic nod Der
Bahn-S Station, mo &uropattins 3ug
ftebt, 9ebra9t tuurben.
@hdtebr bes 3aifers.
6 I. petersburs, 81. Nu9.
Der 8aiier febrte beute bon Son 3u.
rid, mo er bic nod benz Often seben,
ben @oKaten=& esimenter infpicirte.
Der gsitern bier angelanste @roB.
firif 8otis ssbt in 2 Wo9en pisbe,
auf ben 2riegsidauplaB.
3wet bier wObnenbe Sapaner muir.
ben als epione bsrbaftet.
M e@ormid enbet 3 a b o.
rler mad Saue.
g t. petersburg, 81. Nus,
Boti9after Me@ormid traf 0orberei'
tunseu, UNI 200 Bis 800 Sapaner, BIZ
fa bisbsr in fibirii6en Ortf9aftsr
auf9telferI, raU Oeut11larl0 3l 11tferl
Bon bort bef6rbert fie elm Sampfe,
nod ibrer Seimatb.
Die Sapaner begleitst Elm peri6nli
der gertreter bes BOti9afters unb bi
geb6roen getpdbren ibnen allen S9ui
gesen m6sli6e Beldftigungen.
8 eangene s apcner.
Mutben, 81. Mug. ueber 20(
eeffern Bel 2iaO Gang sefan9ene So
paner tannen beute bier bur9. gii
weiterer 3ug wiro beufe e~rtpartet.
Canada.
Heun Sobte.
Montreal, 81. Mug. Beim gu
lfammenffpF zines Vaffnoierauus mi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-01

Saiiom Sabrfarfen, siltis fir bic Hiid.
fabrt bis Is. Seaember 1904 3u.....S12.OO
Sedsis Gage Sabrfarten, siltis fir
Nidfabrt tnnerbaIb ietsia Sa9en, aber nt1t
ipdter als 10. DECEMBER 1904 3u 80. $1,000
Tiinfsebn Gage Sabrfarten, siltis fur
Ridfabrt innerbalb 10 Sasen 5n... $500
@aggpm Gxcmrffuns Sabrfarten,
SiItis fur Hiidfabrt innerbaIb iieben Sasen
tpersen nur p~erfauft fir angefinbigte 0ass
gon Grcuriions Gage, Sabrfarten finb nur
9iItis in ben Gag 8asgpnS. pb regularer
ober Spe3iaIsus, ieben Dienftas nnb Oons
nerftag bis 90. Sept. incIufipe 5u....$6.OO
Sir pbaiee Snformation unb gin3elnbeiten etc.
fpre&e mon bet ben 5idet.Aeeuteu Der Big Sour Balm
Dor poer i4reibe on rlnter5eianete.
Warren ] Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ober o. W. Bronfon, u. O. g. H.,
SubiauapoIis, Sue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
The Pines and the Sea.

love that spot on the northern SHORE
.yhere whispering pines creep down
TO rim Old oceans hoary brow
With<a fragrant emerald crown
Sometimes he roars tempestuuusly
swift running, that boislerous saa
Reaching hoary arms with world old Gun.
ming
For the frightened pines that sh.lnk
away
From his clasp all trembllngly.
Or, mild as cooling. dove. he woos
with low and lang rous waves
ACROSS the beach ef tinted sand
TO the seaweeds' sounding caves;
IN qhiy ring heart OF summer eve,
When his heart beats restiessly.
Creeping no.se!esSly, never at peace
lie Graves a kiss from the drooDing pines
Vhat list 10 his minstrelsy.
Then the moon rides out on the blue
above
Breastlng the cloud pillows free.
the coquetry Of the pines
With the ever-urgent sea:
3hedqinR BENSON of light
As she muses. the while merrily
ilancing down with slivery smile
On the bridal night of the stately pines
And the all-conquering sea.
All! spicy pines and wide, deep sea.
Tho Joy OF your love distis for me
The fragrance OF shores unknown
Aid the pine-elad heights OF poesy.
-Enstnn Transcript
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03

s.ov. z, 1904.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sanborn departed Tues
day morning Tor an 'cxtendtd ''visi
with her dapghtes3 Mrs, Henry Ey
ans, OF ct LOUIS.
Miss. Mapde Geek oflEl Reno Okla.
is the guest of Miss Laura Masska.
Mrs. Eliza Hess went to St. Louis
Tuesday for weeks visit at the fair
From there she will go to Lebanon
H.. where she will spend several
weeks with her son Roy, who is al
tending McKendree college.
Mrs. Adlie Sheppard of Marion
came down Monday for weeks Wis
1t with relatives.
Mrs. J. II. Lippard returned Tues
day to her home in Greensboro N. O.,
after spending a few weeks with
friends in Anna.
r. Guy Pickrell returned Monday
morning from few days visit In vi.
emma and Marion. Ill.
Miss Lola Baggott is now employed
at the telephone office as night OPP
orator. MISS Mary Andrews having re.
signed.
The second number of the Lyceum
course was given Tuesday night. Geo
Hindley delivered his lecture "Will II
Take?" to large audience.
There will be Republican rally at
Millers opera house Saturday, Nov,
5. Judge J. @. Thompson of Danvile,
ILL.,. and Hon. Geo. w. Smith will de-
liver addresses.
S. s. Kimmel OF Carbonate, was in
Anna Tuesday the. guest Of, John L
KimmeL .rt.
Mrs. Samuel Dodds and two chill
dren went to Cairo Tuesday for few
days visit with the family OF Judge w
N. Butler
Mrs. Beatrice Lan!er is in St. Louis
this week. Mayor Eddleman. w. r.
Bruchhauser and J. b. Alden are also
Worlds fair visitors.
The full account OF the capital stock
of the new ice plant has been sub
scribed The commissioners will
meet In about two weeks to elect
board of directors and perfect plans |
for their new building.
Mrs, r. NJ. shlpfey and son. Howard |
returned to their home in st. Louis
after several days visit with Mrs. l.
b. Kohler.
A new poultry dressing establish
ment has been opened up by Medlin /
and Powell at their market on Wen.
ma street They are indirectly con.
nected with Armour & Co.
The date of the annual bazaar given
by the woman's Aid society of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
Things of Birth.

n Last fall Daniel j. Sully, the dc.
throned cotton King, was down South
making a personal inspection OF the
condition Of the cotton crop.
He Travelled quite d little and visited
one plantation after another. Driving
along the road with a planter one
afternoon, Mr.. Sully noticed swarm
Of negro children playing. They had
sufficient clothing on them, but not
enc wore shoes. Mr.. Sully then re.
married..
Z u thought everyone was getting
rich down here on thirteen cent cot
ton. Now not one OF those children
has shoes en-. Do they always go
barefuot?"
Yes" said the planter, they were
all horn that way"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
ULLIN.

80 ~.~A

Daniel Willis received two fine
mules from Mt. Vernon, Ind, on Tues
day.
Mr.. c. h. Lambert, of St. Marie, Ill.
Is stopping with O. J. Kirts.
Mr.. G. Shoe OF Iowa, Is looking over
the county with view to locating.
Nj. G. +. Lambert OF st. Marie, Ill.,,
is seeking a location in Pulaski coun-
ty.
Henry Giddes o: Danville H.. is ex.
pected in Ullin during the next few
days in the interest of real estate
deals.
Mr.. Dougherty will be in Ullin to-
day purchasing coal mine props.
Mr., Cole. Of Buneomb, m, Is in III,
lin buying pileing for the railroads.
Mr.. r. s. Holcomb has been in
Union county two days this week look.
ing after lands.
Mr.. X. s. Holcomb shipped 1900
bushels Of corn to Mt. Vernon. Ind.
this week. IL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
PARKER SETS GOTHAM
ON FIRE WITH SPEECHES
CONTINUED from first page.l

Judge Parker discussed the trusts.
The Philippines and Panama along
about the same lines as in his previ.
Gus speeches. In conclusion he said.
lie. me say to you and through
you to the people of the United
States, in reply to those who point to
artificially high prices in justiflea-
ton for compromise with ideals in
national life, that prosperity is not
Il necessary incident of national
"rongdoing. And that ii. elected pres
ldent | shall do all that lies in nv
power to increase ana not to subtract
from the prosperity of the country
and to assist in our attainment Of
that prosperity to which by our
unique position in the world, we are
entitled w'T
"Nor shall / abate by one lot from
the principles which must be control
Ing with us If we would not lose our
nigh place in the ranks OF the world
of nations and invite upon ourselves
that which must inevitably follow
degradation, If not disinte.
grafton.
Peace. as Well as Prosperity.
Il shall do all that lies In my pow.
err to see tc 1t that we shall have |
peace as well cs prosperity. | shallf
10 all that lies In my power to en-.
phasize the old-fashioned ways Of 7
housht and conduct, and in the dis. /
,harge OF my stewardship shall al
ways act as trustee responsible for
ny acts to the American people. /
hall join with you In searching for
md in finding not prosperity sscur.
ID at the expense of our good name
nut thai true wisdom and understand
ng In whose left hand is length OF
lays and in whose right hand are
tches and honor
And the highest reward which | I
hall hope TO gain will be that | have
ept the covenant made with you.
D be your. constitutional and your du-
full representative, to the end that
'e, the people of the United States.
lay live over again in experience and
J result, the historic days of sim. +
licity and prosperity in this land
orn of high resolves and nurtured
J the truth of principles. TO all ?
lat | stand Pledged" {
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
Meant HI. WORDS 10 Las..

Not many months ago clergyman
preached one Sunday evening from
test text. My words shall not pass
away" Exactly fortnight later the
same clergyman preached the same
sermon from the same text in the
same church, TO the wonderment of
practically the same congregation.
Evidently it was his determination
that ct any rate his words should not
pass away from the memory of his
hearers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
Nov. 2, 1904.

Arrow lodge 1856, l. 0. o. f., on last
Sabbath met at their lodge room and
went in a body to the First Baptist
church to listen to very interesting
sermon by the. pastor, Rev. Payne
Next Sabbath the lodge will go in a
body to the NJ. e. church and the next
sabbatT to- the Pfest yterian church. .
I The Odd Fellows had number Of
visiting brothers Monday night from
cafHeflMills and Galatia. s
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson left
last night by way of Carmi for ST.
Louis to see the sights on the Pike.
Mr. Williams of McLeansboro, Is
visiting his brother-in-law. Gill Tay.
lcr ~
Mrs. Alice Ferguson. who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Mt.
lernon, Ill.,, for the past two weeks,
returned to her home Tuesday
Howard Neptiin and wife, who have
been attending the fair in st. Louis,
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Grace Williams, one of our
young lady school teachers, who has
been in Hot Springs for her health, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Julia Miller and daughters.
Misses Maud and Kitty. of st. Louis
who have been visiting in Bedford,
Ind. arrived here Wednesday to visit
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Harriet
Hnddleston.
Miss Addie Lavender of Elizabeth
town. is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Minnie Herley of Eldorado. was
in our city yesterday visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Nancy Ingram is on the sick |
list tdis week =. te
Mr.. W. A. Grant is in shawneetown
his week on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03

Nov. 1, 1904.
Walter Gulledge has accepted pc
sition as night operator at the Big
Four depot.
District Mine Inspector William At.
kison of Murphysboro, is in our city
this week looking after his business
pertaining TO his office.
Perry Stff and family, Of Dexter.
Mo-, have moved to this city. M
i Mrs. Lolita Gates of st. Louise,is Wis.
iting with Mrs. Katie Gaskins this
week
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. X. r
Roberts of Carrier Mills, was buried
here today. conducted by Rev. A. s.
Maxey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03

by the fact that Willis vas violent
anti-imperialist. whose mind was
made up Of bias and prejudice"
In conclusion. he asked whether
the people would accept the statement
of Willis, who had spent but four
months In the islands, or of Governor
Wright, who had lived there and
studied them for FIVE years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
TAFT DEFENDS PHILIPPINES.
by the Associated ptess.

by IIIt ASSUCIdIVu FTtbs.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 2.-Secretary
Taft spoke here tonight in defense Of
the Administrators course In the
Philippines, producing statistics to
prove the incorrectness of Democrat.
ic assertions regarding the cost Of the
islands. Concerning tho recent let
ter OF II. Parker Willis regarding thc
Philippines. he said II was refuted by
statistics. and moreover, invalidated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-03
Riches from Safety Pin.

The inventor Of the safety pin lives
in Cleveland, o., end he has bigger
bank account and more public graft
tude than the inventor of the safety
Republican.