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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19
It Came High-and- the Stain Re
 mains.
Philadelphia Record

At Washington 1t is estimated that the expenses of Mr. Connel in breaking into the House of Representatives and oust- ing Mir. Howell the sitting and reRuIarly elected member from the Tenth, Penn- sylvania, District. were $15000O Cornell Is reputed millionaire and ahle to pay the price exacted, but all of his money could not sufiice to wipe the stain from the record of the partisan majority who voted him into a seat which his con stituency had denied him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19
]. ]. ...Referrirg .to. }. a.Ed,. Butler.

KafAi4 City Star.
 iSEhiR there seeinS itd tdsbesno law fin Mis- soiiff ta compel Ed. RutIBr to be good, it Is fuily believed that Swill. of his oEn asearfi be more carefii in the future. The Demoefatic party in this State can stand for "a good deal, but the line must be drawn somewhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19
tMANCHURIA A SPLENDID
 PRIZE OF COMBAT

Country Wealth. Plenty
 of < Arthur the Fl the Country. .g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19
TWO DEAD FROM EXPLOSION.
Nell Cotton and Roper Harris Sue
 cumb to Injuries.

Anniston. Feb. 1S.-(Special. News has just reached here of the death of two men injured in an explosion at, Ironaton last Saturday. They were Nell Cotton and Roper Harris. ys.
 Cotton died Tuesday saa0 Harris yester- day. The boiler furnished steam to op- crate on one washer and. the explosion i1 thought to have been caused by the fire man allowing water o'getitoo low.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-19

Former Governor George K Nash of Ohio has just made his appearance as an attorney after a lapse of four years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
JOHN CANNON PROMOTED
Appointed Chief Clerk 70 General
Manager Harahan With In.
creased Salary.

The Carbonate Free Press has the
following regarding the promotion Of
q former Cairo boy.
john Cannon IT, who has been
traiumaster Of the Carbonate an
Murphysboro districts Of The S Louis
division has been appointed chs
clerk To General Manager w. Har
ahan with an increased salary OF over
$40 per month The position is q
pronounced promotion and is a rtcos-
milton Of Nj Cannon ability. At tae
present no person has been named to
succeed Mr. Cannon although So is ri
moTcd that 4 l.. Day ot Clinton. viii
receive tae appointment Nr Day
was formerly agent OF tue company at
Gale Nr Cannon assumes his du
ties June LIST
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
Tield-Wcaren Grocery Company win
be in New Quarters by
june IS.

The Fiel1s-Wearn Grocery com.
pany has established offices in tho
Hartman building over the Cairo Nat
i1nal bank aad MIR Woaren rs nNily
engaged placing orders tr good ana
attending ta nany primary details IN.
cidcu. . the ablshment Of whole
sale grocery house, such as tho Fields
We1rcn company will conduct when
they are finally located I'm thonew Gria
stead building. now in course Of cree.
ton at the corner of Eighth and Ohio
Loyeo streets.
The builiiGs viii net be fully com.
ploial by juno -. but on Oha date
tbo compans expects To occupy it.
which howov viii not interfere
with the finishing work
Se,efai ear lead lots Of goods have
already arrived in Cairo and are
stored here awaiting the opening of
the new building. when thc firm will
begin shipping goods from Cairo 20
the surrounding country
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
CARPENTERS STRIKE
Difference With Contractors Over
Settlement Of Wages Causes
Trouble.

Eight members of the Cairo Car
penters' union. employed on the aHdi
ton Of laird story 20 Winter Bros
iee factory which is TO be used by
the Cairo Candy company, went on 3
strike yesterday and notified Con.
tractor Barter That taey would d.
mand full pay for nine hours work in
Guiding Saturday, on which day they
888lj work only eight hours Mr
Barter refused and tine men auit
Contractor Ferguson is paving the
demand made pending a settlement
IF the trouble
The strike will not impede the pro
of the new candy factory rs .aa
new machinery IS now being install
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
MURDERED BY A NEGRO
Missouri Man Died az ST. Mary's In.
Urinary Last Night From
Pistol Wound.

Dallas p. Waters bookkeepcr for
the lumber firm af TaIey, Bates &
Watkins, at Crosno Mississippi
county, Mo-, was brought to Cairo
yesterday suffering from a wound in
the abdomen made by a bullet from 2
revolver in the hands of a negro
named y. Thompson, who was EN-.
ployed by the company. The wound
ed man was accompanied by Or. Rim.
go and Mr.. Spinning ana upon his ar
r.yal here Dr Gr.a5Jead was consult
I'd He decided that an operation
would bc Of no aid 10 tho injured man
and nothing colll IKE done go save
his life death ensuing about 1890
last night
The dying man made q statement
10 Attorney David S. Lansden. sworn
to before }lr. II. J. Howiey in which
ne stated that The negro Thompson
and another negro had been samblinA
ami that Thompson had swindle3 the
other negro out of a revolver ana
some money The awindied negro
complained TO Waters Of the action OF
Thompson and Waters demonstrated
with tho swindlcr asking MIN to rc
urn The money and revolver some
words nsuel and Thompson hrei
dye shots al Waters, one Of which
took effect in the abdomen.
The mother OF the dead man ar
rived last night and was at mis- bed
side when death came.
The remains were taken 10 Mr.
Feith's undertaking establishment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
DIED SUDDENLY AT ANNA
Aged Cairo Woman Passed Away
Yesterday at the Southern Hi
nois Hospital.

Mrs Mary Carmody aged about 20
years, died yesterday morning at g.
O'Clock at the Southern Illinois ho
pital at Anna. where she was taken
about a year ago She is survived
hy one son, John Carmody. of Seven
toou'h street. who is employed at the
Illinois Central round house.
Funeral services viii bee held thi
morning at 8 O'Clock at ST. Joseph'l
church and interment viii be made "A
villa Ridge
The remains arrived yesterday
evening and were taken 10 Mrs
Feitn's undertaking establishment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
AT ERNOON RECEPTION
Given by Mrs, stephen Bird in Honor
Of Daughters 81 the Ameri
can Revolution.

+ Yesterday afternoon at The beaud
ml home of Mrs stephen Bird 25ol
. Sycamore street was given one OF
the most delishtul receptions Of the
seasonal brilliant close to the so
cial event of Spring This reception
was given in honor 10 .he Nancy Hun
ter chapter of hc Daughters Of ile
American Revolution AND tne fellow
ing members assisted AIRS BIi IN
veceirtng Mrs Louis lIuaeE Mrs.
r. l.. Wilson Miss Wnlirci Johnson,
Miss Louise Ranuey Cape Girardeau
Mrs. Rice Pierce. Union City. Tenn
Mrs J Handy Moore, Mrs. James
Bird, Charleston, Mo- Miss Blrdle
Moore Commerce. Mo. and Miss Bes
sic t5tei, regent Oh vac N'It' eHatf
fer. p i Il
The house vas taa.aiuI.} Jecora.eu
WITH pink aad WINE peonles and
honeysaelie tsei IN sr}at pr3IHsla3.
An orchestra concealed htaihi q
bower of GGeySNckla IN me A%l way
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Nav rs In History,

i70s-samue Pepys. whose diary of COM
mon life in England Is noted. died.
Pepys was educated at Cambridge Al
the age Of 2S he was appointed to a
elerkshp in the navy department and
held the position 10 years Subsequent
~ he was secretary to the admiralty
Late in life he became president Of the
Royal society. Besides his vast knoWl-
edge Of naval affairs Pepys was con-
noisseur IN fine arts. The reputation
Of this gentleman. gossip and scholar
rests upon his memoirs a diary run
ming from 1859 to 1863. II was published
In 1875.
iS4o-Admiral William Sidney Smith, a
noted British officer in the wars with
Napoleon. called the hero of st. Jeanne
dare, died born 1864
Henry Thomas Buckle, eminent Brit
ism historian, died at Damascus; born
IS222
1896 Nicholas H. crowned at Mos
COW
1s03-New York city celebrated its two
hundred and fftieth anniversary
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes OF Interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel
atives.

Mr.. Allen Hickox Is reported III
with appendicitis,
Mrs. G, G, Miller is visiting friends
in ST. Louis for few days
Mr.. J. w. Wenger left yesterday on
a business trip to Quincy, I'LL
Mr.. Walter Krebs left for Cincin-
natl this morning on business,
Mrs. John + Rector is visiting her
sister, Mrs. n Y. Smith. OF Vienna.
Mr.. J. C. Crowley is in sandusby
looking after his property interests
there.
Mrs. Gus Helm and children will
go to Villa Ridge today to visit
friends
Mrs Raymond Henderson Of Birds
Point is visiting her father. Mr.. G r..
Stuart, in this city.
Mrs. j. d. Laid returned from St.
Louis yesterday, where she has been
attending the Worlds fair.
Miss Helen Brinton, of La Sale
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Lansden leaves today for her home.
Mr.. j. 6. Barker has resigned his
position with the Rhodes .Burford Fur
nfture company ana has accepted one
at the shoe store Of y. McManus, Jr
Miss Jennie Stapleton has accepted
a position as stenographer for the
Fields, Wearen Grocery company
who have a suite of offices over the
Cairo National bank
Mrs. Chas. b. Fair returned to her
home in Chicago last night, She has
been looking after property interests
here and was a guest Of the family Of
Mayor Winter during her stay
Miss Ada Potter has accepted q
position in the office of DR. A. A. Bon.
durant TO succeed Miss Katherine
Stapeton, who will take charge Of
the books al the World Clothing
House beginning next week.
There is no improvement in the
condition Of Mr. Emmett Bowling
who is very i'll at the home of his sis.
ter. Mrs. Annis McCallum 60 Fourth
street. and there is little hope for bis
recovery
Mr.. Van b. Miller is very low az
St Mays Infirmary as a result OF
an operation performed recently for
appendicitis His mother and broth
er, from Henderson, Ky, are at his
bedside ard his death is momentarily
expected.
Mr. AMI Mrs r. II Snyder who ar.
rived here Tuesday on their yacht
Palmetto and were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Fred Gallagher. left yesterday
by rail for Cincinnati The yacht was
taken to 81 Louis where Mr. and Mrs
Snyder will so in few days
Miss Alice Wenger returned from
Staunton, Va, last night whore she
is a student al the Mary Baldwin
Seminary, and will spend the summer
vacation with her parents. She was
accompanied home by classmate,
Miss Alela Tenney. OF spartansburs.
S. C.. who will visit her for some time
The following ladies arrived yes
terday TO attend the meeting Of the
D. A. r. held in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Rice Pierce. wife Of Congress
man Rice Pierce. of Union city, Tenn.
nessee and her son; Mrs r l. viii
son and daughter Miss Allen and
Miss Winifred Johnson. Of Cape Girar-
deau. Mo
Miss Daisy Hodge is quite iii at
her home OF Seventeenth street.
Friends in this city Of Mr.. Charles
Seifert win be pleased to learn that
he has almost entirely recovered from
bis recent illness Of several weeks At
his home in Moline. W., and expects
10 resume mis- duties with the Western
Union Telegraph company in Chicago
soon. Mr. Seiffert was formerly oper-
ator here for the Western Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Care Of the Razor.

A razor is saw. not a knife. and
il works ike saw, not like knife.
Under the microscope its edge is seer
TO have innumerable fine saw teeth.
When these teeth are clogeed with
dirt honing and stFopping win do no
good. Dipping It in hot water dis.
solves out the Debris from between
the teeth
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
ENTERTAINED scHooLMATES

Nick Cox last evening entertained
tho young men members Of the grad
uatine class at bis home. 2lo3 HoL
brook avenue
Refreshments were served and Tho
young men thoroughly enjoyed the
gathering
Those who attended were Herbert
Steinel Joha Dunniyanj, John Shce-
han, Roy Abel Eugene Pcnnebaker
Albert Nelson. Eugene Sadler. Robert
Caniwcll. Robert Holdcrby.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
White Blood corpuseIes..a

Recent experiments in france show
that the white blood corpuscles, or
'.leucocytes," besides absorbing for
eign bodies, destroying WORKOUT cells,
absorbing liquid poisons. and carry
ing food substances to the tissues.
also fulali very important function
In distributing medicinal drugs TO all
parts Of the body and carving them
IN particular 10 the location IN which
they wiIl Go tie uicst good.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Testing Kertueky vhle.,n.

Nov. there are plorty Of kinds Of
whisky" said Representative Ollie
James OF kentucky. blu. the p, Flo
in our state contend that our houoon
is the bcs IN tae world. We sci. To
outsiders Ell that Goes not pass our
test
"Wh4t Is tie test?" asked Repre- Cu-
tative Ptialer Of Ohio.
why said Alr. James. "wc ini ct
ono drop of it iato the veins OF "a D.
bit. and ii after tia tie q bbi, VIII
not fght q bull5oe ,he uhisky is -
Gool streF series
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Water In Eoon.

Foods which contain only a small
percentage Of water are usually unfit
Tor human consumption until they have
bce7 cooked. Tlis simply means that
the culinary aTt reduced to It's SIM
Jleat terms. consists in iInHmefabie
devices for adding water to food in an
attractive manner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Quick werk en- warsaio.

The construction If the Louisiana
at the New Orleans gard has proceed
81 much zero rar.Giv than thaf # any
other bsitleship ever constructed for
the Uritad states.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Washinaton Bulletin.

By the Associated Press
Washington, May 25.--lilIn1ls-
Showers and thundcrstorms, cooler
Thursday Friday rain and cooler,
brisk northeast 10 north winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
ENTERTAINMENTS
'@~@~~~~~%~~~%e~o%

Iae Epaorth League Of the II. E.
church wiI. give a porch party az
HancooEs boarding house. I'll Gross
rect Thu lay evening, May % Ad
III. ion l5 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
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= BUSINESS LOCALS. {
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tiful line Of new goods just received
The best on the market, Paroii
roofing and Franklin's Paints. P. r.
Langan, sole agent 1906 Commerciai
avenue.
Planters Hotel IT'S the best place
for the money in Cairo ASK the man
who has tried it, he is a good judge
and will recommend 1t.
N. Sender merchant tailor. makes
more suits TO order than all others
combined, Best proof Of good work
and low prices. Leave your measure.
Reinhard photographer, maker Of
fine photographs, Try this gallery. You
viii get fine artistic work at sales fac.
tory prices. 2ll Sixth street.
Harry w schuh's drug store has
The cough cnro that cures Che cough
4 largo bottle costs only $50. It
can't DO beat Thy H.
7. G, SeulIin, leading caterer. Res.
taura,t and bar, 213 Leyee, rirht At
Central station. Travellers promptly
supplied Pest cuisine and service.
Buy your dry goods. groceries and
Wass ave Tboro ara othara ~,
none better, try it,
] r KoIb,s Union p,to~v r,n s.n
van broad c,tos An MAJ 60 -.
money tban MIN AN r,n,o ~ 80
phone MI o-5 ~ '''''''' '''e'a ~
ASH HE man Who hal usa1 \ r AZ.
Carthys coal. ho wll ton yau i
gives the most heat and thaf i d
clean ana desirable.
Notlca-We have four aoliyorv a.,
CONS ana promptnogs is orr motto NJ
r. O'shea. fine groceries oo7 Fiabtb
street Doth phones
John P. Mocldor Grocery and ccn.
aral Merchandise store oSh and pm.
lar strepts rvarr oriiclo II ny 80
Ia fresh ana strictly Grst cl..s
n smvth q ro,s snr,nu nao.,,,..
sehiitz BocE ncor caIirorn,, n.iaa,
Brandy. Ola Kentucky yvhisl.;oa
Phones POO
IT. Sander G. Son r,rnj,r ,nn,a
alents and waqope rTir5 groda orr
cerjes and fino coffoos s,ocioi,v
" Co... q ~ -,
for farmers to cot thejr general uer.
cuaniisn. Money saved On ovarv ar
tir's 2023 wash Avn phone 81
honan i tna tn .2'g'' rsae = y ! aaf
the to.t IL alar.,,, t,".'a' wv ~,
,,ri,, IA ni,, a ,,'n7 = "a anu
''''' ''N' 0'0'H 'V''
,,l 80 osta.,,. -, 's's anu '"ns'e', spec
hacaaao 49, ~ !" -" a., rs
Law go 80 t,oo a., - - - '"o ''1S
- i'Vg o"'' ave-
liver to ali parts az the clty IN lands
% burberry goods, preau cakes Mis-
and rolls. They arc o. X
Cairo Sand rjmc a,a cano,t ~
fsuccassors n Fitggar,t1 nras s,,ao
ialtios IN lime cement. hair. plaster.
ers supplies river sand and feed
potto's restaurant ana hor is "a, =,
.he hest natronlyna n,,cog /, roira
md you can get a fine meal for CSC
ais ordered
" sanaia, tho leading ,no,obant
taiIor has mo lorrost and hnot 80
cf suitings ever BROUGHT 10 Cairo. mona
can duplicate His work or prlces.
New idoas-row rovnitioe II c,rl,
new and nn.t,.date urbtinqs AN
poses. II. s. 8locldoy. shnemaIer's
Studio S07 Washington avenue.
u r. McCarthv,q WA .o,s ato,,ve =,
time giving vou rIontv or hoot rron
the excellent hard and soft coal be
handles. Phones 2g3 Cairo. 1CG Deu
~, , "''", =" . as "I' '' LEVINE 'h "li'9
o,,r ,v,.t No. o,.5- \, "a. a. +
v,rd c.iro nhoon Am - -
c,rsas
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tyo,,,, pron p,aaa,ma Nm. In, -
= 60 80. t.sa.,'' - ', - -. '''.."
snooi ,i,,. 90. n..,,aat 800 a, -. -.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Il Restoek the Seine.

During this year from 10000 to
100000 trouf ard salmon are n be
iuraed tate the Seine in the neigh
horhood CT Paris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention of Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.


Mrs. Arthur Thistlewood will on
terrain the Thursday card club thi.
afternoon.
The young gentlemen of The Cob
4 lin club will give a dance at ST Narys
parl, tomorrow ming.
There was only one arrest made by
/ found Bin Orr intoxicated aud locked
( him up.
/ The fuel contract Of the Marine hos
pital and custom house was let yes.
terday 1lr Fred d Nellis securing
Marriage business at the county
clerks Office has been very dull the
pas two DAYS. none 81 the COUPLING
papers having been issued
The sociable given by the ladies OF
hospital last evening was well attend
ed and quite a neat sum was realized.
Thursday June will be class day
az the Cairo high school No senior
hemcs will be given this year but q
instead
Rev w ;. Blackmaa VIII preach az
the Calvary Baptist ch0rch sunday
morning in place OF ReF koner' a.,
Sichles VINO viii MI the pulpit OF
Rev. BIaekman al CFeaI springs on
thaj day
"e ''C.gs y 'ie - N"'' "'
enl'fch WAN sife i'Ve So'''''. "
hutSuaF ailtlil0oh. 'une + - ~.
residence ~ MIS- " ~ aHl"'' "'lu
sycamore street ~ "0''''S'''' " II
oe eharsea aho refreshments WIZ
served lIee'
'eC'p''o" .''iS Vai a. 'H' ,i'1'''pe
vince no interest ~ '''e mattel y
'di'S oy tug p'esl1s"' H"'o 9S'i,,'
u an al1eh'"Hce y '"" iielu'e' ? any
ur9' 'uee''hS anu que 'ne 7e'''"'
Mr James Coleman VIII oeslh nloT
hS hls doom store stooh from 'la
aommerclal avenue % ~ hlshut
street. toaaE he nallulhs vacated
lflmes VIII open Inc Ifl-ota'e cale
mere IN aoout hiieeeh days he VIII
'onduc' an aIl-day ahd airh'gh' pace
The ladies' OF the Church OF the He
leemer will hold sociahie at the
residence Of Mrs. J. E, strong iu9
Washington avenue this evening Re
freshments will be served and ap
informal musical program VIII be rem
Tered free Of cost All friends OF the
church are invited
The house on Fifteenth street be
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
The Passing Of Goose island, or What
Became Of Mulcahy's
Farm.


The following table shows the
stages of The river a various points
yesterday with changes in 2i hours:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Women are mailing tholr way in
Russia. On one Of the Kama steam
ers the captain IS Z woman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

The house on Fifteenth street, he
tween Commercial avenue and Pop
ar owned by Miss Annie Stuart
and occupied by iIulen X
Beall caught FIRE yesterday about
noon from a defective electric Hight
wire, resulting in considerable dam
age TO The roof The household goods
We're badly damaged by smoke and
water The house was insured
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

There will probably be no alumni
reception this year as the members
syince no interest in the matter TVc
,alls by the presideu; nave resulted
in an attendance OF two members the
FIRST meeting and one the second,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Mrs. Arthur Thistlewood will on
terrain the Thursday card club this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

The ladies' Of the Church Of the Re
leemer will hold a sociahle at the
residence Of Mrs. ] E, strong, 100
Washington avenue this evening, Re
freshments will be served and an
informal musical program will be rem
tered free of cost AID friends Of the
church are invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

The ladies Of the Calvary Baptist
church will give free socianIa
Thursday afternoon. June ?, at the
residence Of Mrs W. G. Taylor 1910
Sycamore street No admission will
be charged and refreshments viii ~
served free.