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Evening journal., 1904-09-17
ODD Fellows.

jefferson Lodge No. 2, ]. o. o. r.,
met rhursdey night, Thsrs yes .9ns eap-
didate for the second and -thlrd oiegees
and they were given with the stan work
on the first Thursday nigst IN October
Jefferson Lodge will have four limitations.
On October is the lodge will have install
lauon. These VIII be very special oeca-
sions IN the history Of Jefferson lodge
and an the members are expected to be
nrasent.
Evening journal., 1904-09-17
si.oo to Baltimore and Return, Sum
day, September 18th. Baltimore and
Ohio r. r.

sunday September 18th the Balti-
more and Ohio r. r. will run another
popular excursion to Baltimore. Spec
ial train viii leave Wilmington, Dela-
ware avenue at $40 a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore, Camden station, $50
p. m Mt. Royal. 6.35 ?. IN.
Evening journal., 1904-09-17

The members Of Asylum Lodge No. %
/. o. o. r.. were agreeably surprised at
their meeting Thursday night when they
discovered a big wedding cake on the
table In the meeting room, II had been
presented 10 the members by their vice.
grand, e. p Fianagan who was married
on Wednesday. After the meeting the
cake was enjoyed by those present. The
lodge extended an invitation 40 the Past
Grand Officers Association TO be present
on October 2oion wnich, uate Asylum
Lodge VIII have several installations.
The following are The dates fixed for
instai,ing the officers OF the lodges In dis
tries No. for the term commencing Oc-
tober J. Mechanics Lodge, October Il;
Hope Lodge. October g. Eden Lodge, Oo-
iober 6; Fairfax Lodge. October z; Del
aware Lodge, October 10; Naomi Lodge.
October y; JEFFERSON Lodge, October IS:
Columbia Lodge, October lf: Hermann
Lodge, October ~; Asylum Lodge October
20; brandywine Lodge October a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
WALKING
ARSENAL
Was Secretary Farnhaker at X. !. T.
Meeting--Had Pistol 10 One
Pocket and Bowie Knife in
Another.

Somebody said let the pennan'
rest but The talk refuses to cease
and the fans have a longing desire @
know how II will all end
Besides there are entirely TOO many
good live accusations. charges an4
counter charges TO allow the ma.teg
to drop.
One enthusiastic contributor 10 tbs
maintenance OF theCairo base bail
team stated yesterday iha. he woule
refuse TO cough up" another year UNI
less il was expressly understood and
agreed that the pennant be awarded
at the time and IN the Gown where the
pennant winning team played the
last game and that the diamond be
enclosed in ropes similar "a a prize
ring and the league officials forced to
enter the ropes and settle any dis
putcs then and there before the spec
fatOrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
ESSAYS IS FUN.

nraae,. Is pecpliar aainaI Tbev
are mors rarlous then wsrt. ON The
hoav noli,sc The character OF our
drsams ie determipcd In great meas.
pre nv fbc ouality ami ouantitv Of our
liet inst beforo vooing gentle -l.op.
mis- h. n.ns bofb Of aay dreams ana
Inc ONES W. have al nirbt.
rememtar once ostne Welsh
rarebif agaiust nv better INDICTMENT
a., nm bour whom vouna paonle ar.
raeera1iv .soposed Ia he In he'd. A
welsb raraai. Is a temp,ine mor-,
r.pec.auy vim, dainty damsal
smile. n, won over inc chaapa dish.
ybo+. aro certain circumstance fhaf
youil m,i.. follow can sfe,yeI
col,bl. stones anal ,sw hv p fhou and
stars thar be dotted on then. had
tackIed rarebis before 20 my sorrov
hut did Hko any Other chan worl
have fone-I ate thc mau-AiIler. And
II son want 10 marry the girl. take
an old mans advice ANA don't Weld
IL. ihr termination OF a rarehit Al GUAR
Ter after eleven. By three O'Clock
neKt morning had snch am eNaaeer-
ated iaea OF womau's inhrmanity to
man. and tho cruelty Of woman in
general that I Ief maj whiskrrs grow
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
One Way Rates,

Every day from September IS tc
October Is, 1904, the Union Pacific
win sell one way Colonist tickets al
the following rates from Missouri
River terminals, Council Bluffs, tc
Kansas City inclusive
$1,000 TO Ogden and Salk Lake City
$4,000 10 Butte, Anaconda and Hell
ena.
$3.50 to Spokane and Wenatchee
Wash.
$3.50 to Everett, Fairhayen, What
com, Vancouver and Victoria, via
Huntington and Spokane
s25.00 to Portland and Astoria; or
to Tacoma and Seattle, via Hunting
ton and Portland or via Huntington
and Spokane.
$500 to Ashland, Roseburs. Bu-
gene, Albany and Salem via Post,
land
$2500 to San Francisco and Los An
geles, San Diego and many other Cal
ifornia points.
From Chicago and St Louis pro
portionstely low rates are in effect
by lines connecting with the Union
Pacific to all above points,
J. II. LOTHROPP, G.. A.
903 Olive Street. st. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
GRAND CIRCUIT
At CINCINNATI
PRINCE ALERT TRIES TO LOWER
STAR POINTERS RECORD,
WITHOUT A WINDSHIELD,
gUT FAILS.
ly tIle AasneIatnl prcsa.-

Nv the Associated Press
Cincinnati O., 0cs 1 THO Grand
Circuit meeting Al Oakley closed here
today Win several thousand people
ia attendance. The feature event oi
the day was Prince Alerts attempt
- hreak the worlds pacing record OF
/ 1914 withca wind shield, hell by
StN Pointer Prince Alert was div.
en- by Jack Curry He made he first
quarter IN 1914, the nan u 5aia, three
quarters in l:29l2, ana the mile in
2 .1294.
Prince Alert's record without a
wind shield is 1;39A ONler events:
ABS trot. purse Sl.50o. nine start
81. John Caldwell 31l1 /; Man.
land : q Getaway, 4 23 g. Time.
2:12h.
2;o2 pace, pursee 1850. five start
ers-Gallagher, / John NJ. 2;
Little Squaw, 3. Time 2:04A
2;23 pace. purse s1.50o, ten start
ersLady May, I / i; Kruger, > , 81
Kidd . Time 2:07la.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

went down and down and down into
the dark unknown took look at my
past life was much pleased wi h
The review. For every good deed in
my short career there Nas rel rose
and when finally III landed right
on top Of bunch Of them Il would
take a million years to count And
they were fraerant oh. 50 fragrant.
Ana each leaf Oh each rose had ele-
ven thorns in II and they ail struck
me. That dream was 80 vivid that to
this day have 10 wear blinds before
can approach q red rose.
All our dreams In tho silent night
are the direct or indirect result Of our
evening meal So also, The character
OF our day dreams Is determined by
tile amount d talry our friends feed
ms. Take the political day dream. for
Instance We are elected to county
office because nobody else wants the
place--our friends congratulate as
and if we fail 70 keep 4 tight hold OH
our common sense we hear IN our day
dreams he voices Of the Mutitudes
adinring lis TO come forth from practi-
cal obscurity and steer the ship Of
state When ii il etcrnally too hate
to back ont gracefully we find that
the voices we heard belonged 10 the
frogs in the old mill pond and orr
dream ~ battered
In these days Of con a man must
have d digestive apparatus like an
ostrich to get through his sojoarn
here without an occasional night
mare, and his sense Of discrimination
must be keen 70 enable him to escape
that most hideous of all things-the
daymare There is always relief from
the nightmare but when we grope in
the darkness of our day dreams we
are the only sucker a hand BentDs
standard
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
Notice to stoekholders.

Public notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Illinois Central
Railroad company will be held at the
compsnys office in Chicago. Illinois.
On Wednesday, October 10, 1901, at
twelve O'Clock noon.
To permit personal attendance at
said meeting there Will be issued 10
each holder OF enc or mere shares OF
the capital stock Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company, as registered
on the books Of tho company ST the
close of business on Tuesday. Septem
her -, 1901, who is Of fun age. a tick.
ct enabling him, or her, to travel free
over the company's lines from the
Station on the Illinois Central railroad
nearest TO his OF. her registered ad.
dress to Chicago and return. sJch
ticket to he good for the journey &c
Chicago only during the four days
Immediately preceding and the day Of
The meeting. and for the return jour
ney from Chicago only On the day of
the meeting and the four days lmmc-
diately following when properly coun.
tersigncd ard stampcd during bust
ness hours--that is to say. between
$500 a m. and 500 p. MIN the Of
lice Of the assistant secretary. Mr.. W.
g. Brucn. in Chicago. Such ticket
may be- obtained hy any holder Of
stock. registered as uhoto, ON appli
cation. IT. wriiius 90 NE president 81
the company in Ch'csEo Each april
cation must STATE ne fHli name and
addpss ~ She stociholder exactly AZ
given in his or her certificate of stock
together with the number and date NJ
such certificate $50 more than ono
person viii be carried FREQ IN respoc;
10 any one holding Of stock as regis
tered on the books Of The company.
A. G. HACKSTAFF. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

tol in one pocket and a bowie knife in
the other MIR. Hancock states that
Mr.. Farnbaker called him names ami
said he was going TO roast him in ~
papers over The country, which be-
was correspondent for Mr. Farn5sh-
IF made the motion TO allow Cairo's
pest citizens to attend the meeting.
The Others agreed but Mr. Hancock
amended il 50 az 10 allow Cairo's
negro policemen in also.
The Cairo aggregation asked that
the pennant be presented 10 them. Sc
they could hand i to Paducah as
they did not want any trouble
Cmust have hal pistols and knives for
ornamcnts) This proposition was re-
fused by the representatives Of Hen
der oa Galks Inc, paducah and Hop.
kinsviile Vinccnnes did not vote on
he subject The meeting was de
clared oil. and ordered held a. Padu-
cah Tuesday. which was done with
The result that Paducah was awarded
the pennant honestly fairly ana le.
gally, according to the bylaws and
of the league.
A memeber WIN attended he meet
ing and saw the ecrctary's own re-
cords before he carried them away
from The meeting, stated that they
showed Paducah hal won the pen
nant
A meeting Will be held al Paducah
soon 20 take action on Cairo's having
the leagues funds
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
FLY THAT WAS a HERO.
travelling Man RAD Coed Reason.
for IA Warm PRISE

travelling Man tiad Coed Reasons
for Es Warm Praise
zone Of the greatest heroes that
ever heard Of was q fly The speak
er was travelling man and his ills
reneFs were travelling men
oh, lets not develop this sitting
into d liars lesson The story | tod
WIS the truth said one of the GROUP
"This fy stotl- Is the truth wen,
1r the first travelling man i know
that.tkis ~ was a hero anl n genuine
zero. One Of the modest kind that
didn't wait Tor reward
Wei that is indeed remarkable III
Zero.
Yes, I was sitting IN a Northwest.
err coach one Saturday night had
teen ogt % the track that afternoon
ana won about $4,000 had il safely
stored ia the inside pocket OF my coat
was sleepy and was just doing of
When that hero came along We'll, he
tenced M one Side Of my face ard
wher ! swiped he flew away Then
he daEced en- the other side of my
face and when swipcd again he few
away again Then he tackled my ear
and jumped mp ana down like fury.
was thoroughly awake by that time
ana whaD | arose what DO you sup.
rose save"
The fly flying away?"
Not at all There was a man ii
be aisle and he was reaching fer
taat Wad on the inside Of my coat 4
minute more and he would have had
TIE money. OF course be ran wheT
ae saw that the fly had given tho
alarm and when returned from the
base looked for the fly"
AID didn't find him.
4 said he was a sure enough hero
Ol course, diant find hir H. had
core a heroic act but Ia was too mot
es' to wait and receive tho applause
Of the galleries.. he hew away
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Assesses.

W. f. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss.
writes, Aug. Is, 1902: Il want to say
4 word of praise for Billiards. Snow
liniment. | stepped on nail. which
caused the cords in my leg to con
tract and an abscess 10 rise In my
knee, and the doctor told me that
would have a stiff leg. 90 one day |
went 70 J F. Lords drug store twho is
now in Denver, Colol He recon-
mended a bottle of Snow Eminent;
got soc size. and it cured my leg.
It is the best liniment In the world.
Assesses, with few exceptions, are
indicative Of constipation or debility.
They may, however. result from blows
or from foreign bodies. introduced in.
to the skin or flesh, such as splinters.
thorns, etc. Sole by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
TONES FIGURE IN DIPLOMACY,
Those at Mukdsn Jeslously Treasured
BY Tartar Rulers.


by Tertar Rulers.
To the people OF the uccideut the
Chinese governments solemn au-
uolHCl mont that IL viii agree 60 re-
lain neutral on condition that the
.srotity Of the ancestral tombs 80
ui,Gou IS respected by botE Japan
ana Russia is simply a quaint sample
OF orlenialism.
To the people Of China and TO the
rricning dynasty In particular il is
highly important matter Ia q
country where ancestor worship pre-
'eils be idea OF making a diplomatic
issue on such a question is by no
means as fanciful as it appears to the
western minds.
The urgency OF the present demand
ardius the ancestral tomhs at Muk-
den can be- better understood when
Z is remembered that the entire conn
Cry urrou1ding that city is INSOFAR.
ably associated with the history OF The
rciEning dynasty. and in Mancbu eyes
81 especially holy
China. as Is well known. IS ruled
ct by Chinese. but by men Of Tartar
aesceut--thc Msnchus-Nho mtl the
slvcuteeEth century occupied the
Ecriheaatprn part of the present en-
fire.
Tho present emperor of China be
longs to "a dynasty which is 'raceable
hack fn 1--q when a leader of hfs
race Nurh1chu. arose in power aud
save bis fellow trihesmen the name
ni MaucEu. which means pure
When bis tribe overrdn its bound.
1ries iu 1884 and waged war gpon The
chinese. h. seized aud established a
fbrorc nj FetiH but It loat nothing RI
iis Traditional reverence for tine 3omh-
ard holy cities left behind Chicago
Ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

After stormy needing al Cairo
Monday afternoon between r. 1 r.
officials. il was decided by the repre-
sentaiivcs OF CLARK siile Hopkins
vile. Henderson and PaGucah 90 hold
meeting al padHcah next Tuesday.
This wa done. and be Official. were
called together al 10 o'clock af the
Palmer house Those present we're
nr irwin Thompson for Henderson:
W. n. Hancock for Hopldnsville and
Clarksyille. and Gas Thompson and
Gus Singleton FOR Paducah The rec.
ords we're INVESTIGATED and the pen
nant officially given 10 Padncah
The first game that Long pIaycf
with Padueah against Ciarkssiilc was
forfeited. The game Goodwin pitched
against Cairo for Padueah was
thrown ont and not counted. Two
games that Minor and Cross PLAYED
with Cairo and won from Henderson
and Nincennes were thrown our and
not counted. The two games tia; Vim
cennes won fem Caira while that
sam was playing Minor and Cross
eeunt Tor Ninccuucs Ancr The for
feiied games were thrown ouf The OF.
fetal summary ended rs above
Another meeting viii d. held al
near date 10 settle the leagues 1908
business. Only Cairo AMI Vineennes
failed 10 have representative at The
meeting
Serious fronble came Near rsHlt-
ing At the meeting heid az she Halii-
dsy hotel in Cairo Tuesday afternoon
several u ihe membrfs 81 the CaiTa
a~sOuiatian treated Messrs Th0np
saH. Hancock and Singleton. Rho rep
resented claTksviiie. Honfhailie
Henderson and PadHtah az fhe meet
IaF. IS gentlemen. d is alletci thai
tsefsiaTg = J. Fembafef hid 4 ps
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
WANTED TO BE SURE.
Sweethearts Little Tricl, to Test Her
Msnaaerisl hbilitY.

Managerial ABILITY
"Wpmen's ways are iascriable, and
they do a grest many things that
seem to be utterly without point to
men. but 90 has been ms experience
tiat time shows thoy had pretty
ro7t reason for the queer tricks they
I'av us." said r. A. Cobhs of Mon
trcal Canada.
For instance" he continued. my
wife has an angelic disposition. She
las always had ikat disposition, and
T. nss one 90 the many thing tha'
attracted nc 20 her After We he
came engaged. however. on several
occaS ous she did things which seemed
20 me 20 be utterly inexcnsabie. I've
pot something Of temper, and ]
would get pretty hot bat every time
jhc Iiithe trouble passed oh-she nav
i1c gained her point however. This
SORT N thing happened several times,
iui we were finally married.
After the ceremony she never
gave any symptoms OF iscoHsistencs.
irt vac always as sweet and amiabic
- she could be. ono Jay I asked her
Sby she had done these things dur
ms our engagement and il she bad
Cone them MERELY e. maEo ro sngrr.
Certainly I did. my dear ~a1 her
t1rrr-ire reriy. 7 an = prudent
woman and merelv wanted 90 make
sure could manage sou when you
Rere mad"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
ponhlea its formulation.

Few parsons hate any idea 81 he
rNiraordia2ry manner in which the
population oi Europe has increased
DURING .He lass century Accurdius iG
tausHsisAs ffiis population has more
'aa doubted hsrif fram lSsn o. leeu
70 th.s increase tite Latin aa iols ot
the Hcst and southwest c8utGhitat
ihe ieaei. and the greatest cruats sa-
r RE cess p here fHe ieeaie t7-s RI
scr become thcroszi g. saturated siu
fse ideas II modern civilization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Wonderful Resources Of the west.

If You are looking for a home and
want 10 visit the west you can do
50 with very little expense as the
Union Pacific will sell one way Colo
nist tickets every day at the follow
ing rates from Missouri River tcfmi-
nals. Council Biuss to Kansas Ci.y
inciusiycl
September IS 10 octobcs IS.
Scnoe ~ ogden ssik lake city.
Butte. Anaconda aud liclazs
80 IN 60 Spokane aud Weusfcbee
$500 40 San Francisco. los An
relcs and many ether Califpnis
rninis
Sasna io POr sud. Tacoma. scat
tie and many other Oregon and
Washington poiats.
j. u. LOTHROPP G.. A.
SO Olive St. a. Louis. No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
The Official Finish.

Below are few smile producers
from the Paducah News-Democat II
will be noticed by the following THAI
the games won by Cairo when Minor
and Cross played we're thrown aut
while those slot by Cairo were not
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Other Games.

University Of Illinois. IT, Knox, 0.
harvard, "a, Williams Q.
Ames, % Cos college, o.
Brake university, is; Buena Vista.
e.
Dart.mmth. IL Massachusetts
Aelicnlralei
Amherst. >; WiHston, O.
Exeter IT, Bowdoin. o.
Weer Point, T.; Tufts college, o.
Columbia, lG West cyan. o.
Yale, ~ Trinity, O
lawa. IS. Cornell. o.
Ohio State university 50; Miami
D.
Michigan. Sc, Cass, o.
Nina ota. Is; Carleton, 0.
ghicg@o IS: Indiana %.
Notrc Dame ~. Wabash. O.
Carlisle Indians a.. Gettysburg col
icSp
Pennsylvania q: University Of
Virginia O.
Ed1amazoo, ~; IIilsdale college.
0,
Princeton, TO- Georgetown, 0.
Cornell IS; Rochester 6.
rugCuo university. IS; Earlham, O.
Nebraska, &c; Grinnell college, Ia,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

Wives On Tanganyiba arc consid-
cred a luxury. and even in Iu.niand
they cost from r9u 10 cl1o bnt SD
u.e Taueanyika Plateau one can De-
bad for Gte or sir goats One scat
r0aals ~ fo b. therefore one wife
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

though un5Hicialiy. that Illinois week
world follow Chicago day which is To
he un October $. 70 is very unceriain
isi the result 81 ihe project tu ths
opposition ofiriais uin amount fo hrt
f e nol regarded % htelg that ise
dstes of iiiinoie Essk will B.
changed
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

In Norway Sweden. aud scrvia Tie
bridal crewn IS Of silver IN Bavaria
and 5ilcsia glass. pcsrls ana goid
wire are ~ 81. il TIE islands ~
Greece Fine leaves IL Bche@ls. roe
mar ana 80 On.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
BASE bALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit 3. Philadelphia, 2
Detroit, >: Philadelphia, l..
Chicago. 2; New York +
Cleveland, &; Washington, Q.
Cleveland, o Washington, >
ST. Louis. /; Boston, Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
MANY BATTLES ON
THE GR|DIR0N
CHICAGO rEFEATS INDIANA BY
SCORE or Sc TO o.-UNlVER.
SlTY or ILLINOIS DEFEATs
KNOX, # TO 0.
Nv me As an.aled Pros.

N tNN AZ IEiAINW FINN7'
Chicago. Oct I Chicago defeatst
lnaiana by score st - 70 Q IN an in
ierestins, but uneNci ing game on
Morshal fieli today AZ ne end Of
ylic Gyt half the score was: Chicago
rs; indiana, O. The teaure was az
eishty-yarl run for touchdown in
the second half BY Varlele, Of Chica.
20
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

ny the Associated Press,
Minneapolis Mimi, Oct i.-Uni
4ersity of Minnesota 50; Carlet'n col
9oee Of Norhheld Mimi. 0
Quarterback Hunter gas the aa
layer for Minnesota. securing five
tauchdowns made. each with loaa
runs from % TO 65 yards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Unusually Low Rates to
The South and Southeast
OCT. II AND NOV. Is

On the above dates the lllaois Can
trail will sell Round Trip tickets fron
al points in the North ana NorthN est
TO
New Orleans, La, Hammond. La,
Jackson, Miss, Winone. Mss.
Holly Springs, Miss. Helena, Ark.
Holly Springs, Tenn. jackson. Tern.
and other points on The Illinois Con-
trail IN the states OF Louisiana. Ms
sissippi. Tennessee and Kentucky amt
10
GrsenviIlc, Miss. Natehez. Mis-
Viekshurg, Miss. Yazoo City. Niles.
clsrksdals, Miss. helena, Arb.
and other points on the Yazoo ana
mississippi Valley railroad in Ia
states of Louisiana and Mississippi.
also to all points In Alabama Mi.sls-
sippi. North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia and Florida. except Key We,
FLA. Return limit twenty-five dgys.
Eighty per cent Of the ouc.wGy rIic
from starting psini Ia destination
Tickets and full Information ~ sEsHi9
of Tie liliuois Central and erpnsctiy.
lines. a n Hanson, G. r. A. Csi-
caro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02

By the Associated Press.
Chicago Oct Northwestern Uni
verslty, 81; Northwestern college, Of
haporville, Q.
A run OF 80 yards for touchdown
10y Rueber III the frs half was the
feature of the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Low Rates to Springfield, ill.,, account
State Fair. Sept. 20 to Oct. 7, via
The Mobile and Ohio p. r.

1886 round trip ticke.s sold Sept
Is 10 Oct T. limited 60 return oct. s..
1904. Iuo. N. BcalI, G. F. A., j. r.
Jones, Ticket Agent
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO. liLgNOia

Strictly a Savings Bank
Interest tsli on Tine Deposits 81
rate II three per cent per srusfr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS
{. A. Builder, }. Il. csIllgaa,
Thos. Boyd. w. E. Gnolson
c. M. osterloh, Z. o. Pssier,
VIM. Kluse. c. v. Ref.
Chas. Feuehter. IT,, J. NJ. Herbert,
Accounts Of corporations and IndivId
usls especially solicited. Eussnrs
furnished in any part Of ire w0rlo
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-02
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
Z. a. BUDER. .............p President
cHAS. FEUcHTER JR...V. Pronidcn,
j. n. CALlioAH. .Csshier
E. SPENCER, Assistant Cashier
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SOUND AND CON-
.,*.z*.a VINCING ARGUMENTS

Calhoun county; Hon. j. T.
O'Brien of Wheeling, and II. r.
Schade, Esq, of Washington, D.
G.
The speakers were met at the
depot by large number of prom
inent Democrats, and with Bell 5
band in the lead playing one of
their latest marches escorted to
the place of meeting.
Hon. j. j. Kenney proved the
orator of the occasion and was in
troduced by Attorney c. B. Rig
gle, who presided as chairman of
the meeting.
Mr.. O'Brien was the first
speaker introduced and delivered
a brief address on tax reform.
Hon. J. j. Kenney spoke at
length on the subject of tax re.
form, and having been a member
of the Legislature, he was pre-
pared to give some valuable facts
on the tax issue.
The remarks of Mr.. Schade
were very brief, but well receiv-
ed. He urged his hearers to be
aware of the trickery of the Re-
publican party in reference to the
so-called tax reform which it was
attempting to foist upon the good.
people of this state. He advised
the audience to vote straight
Democratic ticket.