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Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Run Over by Wacon

Run Over by Wagon - August Schmitz, a miner. was run over by a wagon on Main street last night nea4 the flood gate. Schmitz had been drink ing, and was staggering across the street when struck by the team. He had got beyond the horses. when he suddenly lurched backwards, too late for the driver to avoid striking him. He was knocked down and thrown in such position that the wheels of the wagon passed over his legs. Examination failed to reveal worse injuries than se- we're bruises.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Child Gets CarboIic Ac

Child Gets CarboIic Acid-A little child of Sam T. Jacques burned it's mouth and the lower part of its face severely last evening with carDolic acid. The little one, aged four years, climbed to a shelf on which medicines are kept at its home and got hold of bottle of carbolic acid. Descending to the floor it got the cork from the bottle and started, evidently, to taste the poison. Fortunately it swallowed none Of it. but in taking the bottle from its mouth when it felt the bum therein spilled considerable of the con- tents on its face. The inside of the child's mouth was severely but not seriously burned.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Mrs. Dr. Maxom. wife of Lowell's physician, has arrived from their old home in Ashtabula, O., and has come to join her husband in making their future home in the ambitious little burg adjoining the metropolis of Bis bee,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Rounding in-Eve1y train brings in a bunch of Bisbee people who have been away on vacation trips to either the St. Louis Fair or to the coast. The return of these folks is naturally ex- pected by business people to help along recovery from the stagnation GUS toma-y to the midsummer season in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Father Dies suddenIy-Mrs. J. Q.

FdtneF DIes SuuuenIy-MIs. J. v. Fletcher left yesterday for San Jose, Cal, where she is called by the sud den death of her father The latter had been a sufferer with heart trou- ble for some years, but had recently been enjoying unusually good health. The news of his death came as a great shock to his daughter here. The de ceased leaves property estimated to be worth $70,000 It will be divided be- tween two surviving children, his only heirs.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
SUPERINTENDENT DOUGLAS.
Arrives in Arizona From East-WiIl Be
 Here First of Week.

Conductor Purcell left Douglas yes- terday morning for Hachita, where he was called to take charge of special train on which Walter Douglas arrived there last evening. The train goes to Morenci, thence to Globe, and from there cones to this city.
 MT. Douglas comes back to the city to resume his duties at his headquar- ters here after an absence of some weeks in the east. It is expected that he will arrive about Sunday.
 You'll hear from it, if you put a classified lad" in the Review,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

May Locate-R. c. Scott is in the city from Phoenix. He comes with location in view NIT. Scott has for some time been engaged in the grocery business at Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Sweet Memorial church-Tbere

Sweet Memorial church-There will be evening prayer and sermon at s P. NJ. on Sunday. The pipe organ is now installed This organ was pur- chased largely by the effort of Mrs. Clawson, and was bought by her in Los Angeles It will be played for the first time on Sunday evening. All are heartily invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Superintendent of Streets Kreig3aum has put the trail leading to Quality Hill from the city jail in fine co.,di,ion within the past two days, re2ai.,' ly T 9 camage done by the late heavy :air $
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
Democrats Meet Tonieht-The Den

Democrats Meet Tonight-The Dem ocratic Club will meet in Tammany Hall this evening. An interesting pro- gram has been arranged for, including speeches by Judge Baker and Major Burton, and during the course of the evening refreshments will be served
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Goes to Liverpool-Mike Aylward leaves this morning for Liverpool, Eng land. On the way he will stop at St. Louis to see the Fair. MT. Awkward expects to be absent from Bisbee about three months.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Daughter Sick-An arrival on last evenings train was the mother of Miss Leona Gibson. The latter has been critically i'll with typhoid fever, her recovery being for some time despair ed of. She is now considerably i'm proved. Her mother is from Whit tier, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

4 Visitor-Miss Maud Smith arriv- ed here yesterday from Deming, N. M., to remain several weeks on a visit among friends and relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

To sGe Fanily-George Frame left yesterday for Las Vegas, N. NJ, where he goes to visit his family. He may bring the members back with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Back tc Dougias-Bob Tate returned to Douglas last night after spending several days in town looking after busi' ness interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Interests of Church-Rev. Lumpkin, pastor of the Methodist church at Can anea, returned to that city last even ing after few days spent in this city in the interests of his church.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Chief Deputy Here-Chief Deputy Callaghan is in town from the sheriff's office at Tombstone. He comes on routine business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

On Eusiness-A. J. Haley, of Los An geles, is business visitor in the city. NIT. Haley came out of Los Angeles to examine some mining properties in Sonora This business brought him here to interview parties interested in the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

To Cananea-J. C. Phillips, the Douglas druggist, was through the city yesterday en route to Cananea. He goes there to look after business of the company he is with.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

E. H. Emanuel came in last evening from Tombstone on business. He will remain over today.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

faining Business-B. J. O'Reilley left yesterday for Deming. where he goes
 on business related to mining in the
 BlsbCe district.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

J. A. Cain left last evening for Doug las, after several days in this city on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

w. H. Brophy returned last evening with his young son from a business trip to Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Called 10 Benson-Mrs. NJ. Went wo.th left lasc night for visit with her daughter at Benson, who has re- gently been in i'll health.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

From the Coast-Mrs. stephen Az gulrre and children returned last even ing from a vacation spent at the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

E. R. Ragsdale leaves today for Alo- magordo, N. NJ. after visit with his brother in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Eye Specialist, of the German Opti
 cal Institute, of Phoenix, is here at Copper Queen Hotel until September 1th only, with a complete line of the latest creations in spectacles and eye glasses. If your eyes trouble you, or if you need glasses of any description. see him while he is here-Be sure and have your children's eyes looked after before starting in school-Prices for glasses reasonable. Consultation and examination free. Call early as possi- ble any time during the day or evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03

Robert Ingersoll was a visitor in town yesterday from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-03
BRIEF eTdTY
 NEWS

Nj. E. Cassidy is home from a busi- ness visit to Naco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

PUL A S XII

Ar. john Needham is on the sick
list this week.
Squire ]. b. Kennedy has been laid
lp wiih'the grip for the last few days.
Mr. Otis Lewis has been very sick
the past week with some Kind o.!
throat trouble.
Mrs. DR., Brown Mrs. Ada Oliver
ana Mrs julius Rerouche are all very
sick this week
Mrs d. w. Kennedy, who has beer
very sick for over Two months, Is
conyalescing.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Iurbeyville en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Wal
lace and Mre and Mrs. IT, Il. Sharp
DR.. Rife, of villa Ridge, sold a 40.
acre tract Of land one and onefourtn
miles west Of Pulaski TO. David FenG
err. one day last week. Consideration
not stated
Pulaski has one of the best l. O. o.
r.. lodges OF any place Of It's size Ia
Southern Illinois There are many
new aecessons weekly to the mem-
bership. The lodge has made az
to purchase new regatta
At cost Of 500
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
w E + A U G
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Iva Miller has gone to Anna
to make her home.
Mrs T, 4. Barringer is on the
sick list this week
Henry Fischer is still sick. with
threatened pneumonia.
Scott Ellis went to Nashville. III.
TO visit his mother for a few days,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Colman of Car
h0ndaie are here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Edwards,
Miss Pearl porterlield and Marie
Fischer We're calling on friends in
town Saturday eve.
Road election next Tuesday
everybody come out and vote for the
man who will give us the best roads
Roy Hudson has returned to his
home at Mound City after spending
the winter here with his brother Ira
Mrs Leary Of Carbondale and
Mrs Gillespie Of Ullin We're up last
night in the interest of the Ben Hnr
at tiiln which they will try to ar
range there this week
All Peeler has resigned coming
out for ward commissioner and the
citizens will hold a meeting Satur
day night and center on candi.
date for the honorable position OF
Ward Commissioner
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

uJ},
Miss Hazel Kennedy left today far
IAN extended visit 10 friends IN Cen.
tralia and Anna
MIS- Frank Brown and Miss Grace
Brown, Of Pulaski, visited Miss Olga
Fitzpatrick Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMurty ana
son, who have been visiting in Coying-
ton, Ky, returned today
Mr. John Keohler. Of Coyingyon,
Ky. Is visiting at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Black
AIr and MIS- or Belts and the lat.
ter's mother. Mrs Monahan, of Mound
City, were The guests Sunday Of Mr..
ana Mrs John lewis
Mir and Mrs. G. w. Aarn ana son,
Charles and Mesdames J. III. Lane,
Geo Blank, j D. Quares ANA Misses
Kate Corners, of Metropolis, Gladys
Blank and Gladys Lane attended the
matinee in Cairo Saturday.
The party given by Mark Kennedy
Saturday evening was largely attend.
ed by crowd of young folks. VINO
passed the evening very enjoyaD;y,
Miss Hazel Kennedy assisting ner
brother N entertaining the guests
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
CA RBONDALE


President II. G. yesterday of the
illinois state Farmers Institute, in
company with his wife departed yes
-erday for Decatur, for the annual
meeting
Miss lora M. Me ElEanon, Of Du
Jois, formerly a student at the State
University. has accepted a position
IS teacher in the Indian School, al
NJ Pleasant Mich.
Mrs. II. A. Whitney has returned
rom an extended visit with her
laughtol MIS- A. II Bowman, at
evanston
Word reaches this city OF the death
1t Poplar Biaf Mo. of Mrs Rob
ert Owens. aged % years, who made
This city ANA vicinity her home up
10 one year ago Besides her husband
and 12.ycar-old son, she leaves two
sisters. Mrs }. f. Collier and Mrs.
jeff. Of this city
The machinery is nows being put In
)aca for the Carbonate crystal
Water Works Mr. J. f. Land has
purchased the interest Of Mr.. O. j.
Butncr the latter remaining as sup
armten3lnt Of the plant
Marcus II. ogden departed this
morning for East ST. Louis, where he
will attend the annual meeting of the
Illinois Retail Hardware Dealers AS
location which conyencs in that city
Judge f.. N. Youugblood left this
morning for Tamorca on business.
Attorney c. T.. Hamilton was a bus
mess visitor to PicEneyylllc today.
George Davie. of Murphysh0ro, was
IN The city yesterday evening
George Nicely and Wan Reid, OF
spilprtown. were In the city last night
and departed this morning for Deca-
nfr where they will attend tie annual
meeting OF the Illinois State Farmers
institute. Mr.. Reid was the guest last
.ycnlng Of H. II. Hall.
Dr. p. p ellis. Of Marion, was in
The city this morning en- route 10 Du
On0in on professional business
Judge L. ~ Bradley reached THE
city last night from St Louis and de-
naHed late for his home in Mound
City.
Postmaster James A White. Of
Nurphysboro. was in the city last
night.
Z. Patton after a severe attack Of
IA grippe was in his store yesterday
and plainly shows evidences Of his
Sickness Ills many friends are
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
WICKLlFFE, Ky.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

No school Monday ana the kids
were happy Washngton's birthday.
Mrs. Susan shelton is reported
quite III ana it is feared she has pneu.
monia.
Miss Birdie Norris, Misses Pearl
Bush Mary Wright aud Lou Byms
were shopping in Cairo Monday
Work was removed Monday remoy.
ing debris from court square prepare.
tory to building the new court house
Prof ! G. Bolin, one Of Blandville'a
leading merchants passed through
lhe city Monday morning on his way
70 Cairo.
Dr. 4. t. Rogers returned home Sat
urday might from Chicago. where he
has been fu about six weeks attenc
ing lhe Polytechnic hospital
The morchants and other leading
citizens bata purchased a 1000 candle
power gasoline arc lamp to re erect.
"a al he cossinG Of Court and Fourth
streets.
While Bliss Carrie Kirby near Mel.
bu Mcofachon county was putting
2 a.lat ot wood ola he fire llst Wed.
nesGay, her clothing clgeht fire anG
she aaa So badly burned that sine died
the mex! day MISS Kirby was a sis
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
ULLlN, Ill.
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Mrs Alluch Of Nj Vernon. Ind.
is visiting her sister Mrs Thomas
this week.
Alossra. Ere man andMilier made
coptabiy the past term He Will
iikclY have no opposition IN the n
a trip to NJ Vernon lll Sunday.
visiting Ars. Freeman's parents.
Ulin win certainly have q pickle
factory This is good deal more
now, let us have a bank
Dr. Robinson Is getting material
on the ground for putting up his
new drug store.
The citizcaa Of Cllin are just
awakening 10 The fact that $50 have
nm idal e1untry and today people
are coming from an directions pHr
ch9sing ard 80 prices That ~ a feW
years would se m ridiculous.
WHh tbe drainage Of Cache our
low lands wilt advance In value
G0ubie al least and perhaps more
and az "a mat 81 fact sickness sill
he o greet. dyal less aa tn low lands
hecpmp cleared OF under brush ana
foul water
Our yong merchant. ~ - Patier
son lost somewhere an oar streets
last Sunday eve $3.50 through a
hole in bis trousers pocket
Thomas Rope- was in Nmnd Cltv
the last or the week Visii.gg-well
the giTi might object 10 har mans
being mentioned
Hiss Npit0n won The silver scr in
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
MOUND CITY


Mrs. Sarah T. Roach widow of the
fate Matthew Roach, has been ap.
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE of said estate
|nd the day of adjustment has been
set for the fourth day of April.
Sheriff James r Weaver rounded
put the collection of the revenues Of
Pulaski County on the first of the
week, by p.iecincts His aggregate
collections we're more than in any
previous YER
The reli, BILE old mill at Grand
hahn, the property of r. Moore, mas
been very materially improved. New
throughout the plant has
been installed and Pulaski county can
how boast Of min the products OF
which are second to none in Egypy.
There was a very serious alterca
ion here Monday forenoon between
two colored men, Ernest Hamilton
md Bud Woodfork II is asserted on
sood authority that Woodforla was the
AGGRESSION The quarrel was begun
lp in the third ward at O'Clock in
he forenoon. From there it was tax.
IN down town II is said that Wood
ork beat Hamilton over the head I'M
II he noored" him and then jumped
IN him and Utterly bit chunk or
neat ont OF his lip The worm final
y turns" and Hamilton turned, anG
when he did he had u knife high IN
he air; he cut right and left, IN
straight lines and obliquely and when
ne was through he had severed the
ugular vein OF his antagonist anc
made him a fit subject for an expert
surgeon Only for the timely interpo-
,ition Of friends Woodfork would have
zen turned over to the coroner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

The building occupied by A. j.
iartseil is undergoing a renovation
Eli Perkins was here in the INFER.
Pst Of the Methodist church Tuesday
evening He delivered a lecture on
he Philosophy of Wit and Humor
The lecture delivered by w b.
townsend last Thursday evening at
he court house was not largely at
ended on account Of the rain and
|noW storm that occurred that even.
hs
sam Copeland, who has Leen south
Rith the Reno & AlVord's shows, r.
nfned home Friday 10 stay until the
mmmer season, when he goes to JOIN
he Campbell Brothers Great Con
shows
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

A $3.50 Upright Piano for the Most
Popular Young Lady Of Cairo.

The Bulletins contest to determine the most popular
young lady in the city Of Cairo is subject to the following
conditions
Any unmarried lady, resident of Cairo and four
teen years OF age eligible the contest and the
ceiVng the largest number Of votes will receive the hand
some upright piano display at I'uchanans Music
Store, II Commercial avenue
O@Iv tie coab0ns bHbiihed dailp in Tie BahiefiR may
he nscd bailois, each counting vote As in
ducement for paid up subscribers to The Cairo Bulletin any
person bringing to The Bulletin Office subscription for
three mouths accompanied by $780, newspapers containing
So coupons will he given; or six months subscription
$500, Us newspapers will be given for years sub
Scrpton at the regular rate 800 newspapers will be given
This arrangement applies to all subscribers both and
old.
Each ballot must be complete; If the border date line
at bottom e ballot is cut off the vote does not count Each
ballot must be cast not laerthan 700 O'Clock Of the Saur
day night in which weeR the coupon is published,
The vote will be announced in The Bulletin from time
to time, aud all ballots will be preserved at The Bulletin
Office, 7O3 Ohio Levec for week after publication.
During that time any contestant is privileged to examine
the ballots.
The contest will close at 900 ocloc; Saturday night
March TO- 1904 and the Of the most popular young
lady determined by vote, will be published in the big
Faster Number Of The Bulletin The $3.50 piano will be
delivered the day following the publication of the award.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
AIRING TON, KY.

Rev. r. H. Fields of Bardwell pas
sed through here Friday. He wa.
called to Clinton 10 conduct the fun
raj service OF Thomas Johnson.
DR.. Jn0 r. owen who has beer
confined TO his room for the past
few days with la grippe is oui
again.
Miss Alma Mizell left Thursday
for Louisville, Ky, to enter Bryant
Strattou business college.
Charles Wright visited friends foi
short time here Monday
Miss Carrie Jackson, of Buckley
was a pleasant visitor Monday.
Tom Shepard Of Loves, Ky. Wis
tied his son, K Shepard Saturda!
and Sunday.
J. P Vaughn, of lneleside, Ky
attended the funeral of Mrs s II
Ganony Friday, 3,
a baby boy arrived at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. w b Wheeler Fri
day.
0. Kelley and Giycns, railroad con.
tractors were here a few Gays last
week. n
Il. G. Alexander and A. l.. Kra
mar Of ST. Louis W. L. Speer of Cal
70. and W. H. Wood ir of C orgia
we're visitors on Friday and Satur
day Of last week
Mrs. Hickman Brock and child O,
Dundee. Mississippi returned tC
their home Saturday after a three
weeks visit TO relatives ana fri ndG
Circuit conrt is now being held a
Bardwel with consequent session o.
the grand jury. Many witnesse.
FROM this section have been bfor
that body and Thus spreading feel
ing OF uneasiness in the suspected
classes.
Mrs Ace Chnmlcy lies critically
IN with consumption al her hor.
south Of town.
A careful Investigation disclose.
the wheat in a healthy and promis
ing condition.
The ease Of Holt VS.. l. c. u. r
company has bcen continued to The
lane term. the outcome is watched
with interest as many points of IN
terest are involved and bitter con
Test promised
The college session will close the
last week in March Prof Barnes
the principal will however. open
normal institute for the remainder
Of the year.
Miss Omega Hudson Of Clinton Is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Il g. III
lis.
Col Croker Of the |. G. Z. r. was
attending court last week.
DR. C. r. Wright, The Clinton den
fist Is in town negotiating for q rev
idence. He win reside herr in ID,
future
The Arlington Heating and Lum
hor company has increased its gap
tai stock to $500 fifty five hun
dred dollars.
E. N. Scofil. Toledo ana Il. l.
Stoddarl. New York were here To
day
Specimens d fine leaf tobacco
from the plantation OF T. a. McMar
from the plantation OF 4. a. McMar
Ured twenty-siX inches.
The slowly advancing price o.
tobacco encourage The growers who
hold large quantities in their barns.
Miss Mamie Porter viii leave to.
morrow "wednesday Cor St. Louis
TO purchase her spfine stock OF
millinery goods Mrs Samantha
Mcclure accompanied her
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

lloody contest He was with Shef,
nan on his march to The sea and par
icipated in the Atlanta campaign He
temned to Ohio after his dis
barge and was there married to lne2
f. Little in 1866 To that union eight
Toys were born, five OF whom sur.
yiye ana who administered and cared
FOR him during his late Illness
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
B Ell K N AP


James Brown Is home again
Mrs Vandiyer. Of Bplknap. and
Hrs Bridges, of Eisenhower, went to
Cairo yesterday to have some dentls
try work done
Althea Lacy was brought home from
st. Mary.s lniirmary yesterday. Dr.
Martin went over 70 see her this
morning with Or ". G. Clarke, Of
Cairo in consultations
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
NEW BURNSlDES.


Erval Whittenberg who has been
luite sick with humps, is reported
letter.
y. +. Nicely in on the sick list.
There are quite a number OF eases or
humps in our village.
Rev. Gilbert Jones, Of the Eighth
district evangelist, is conducting a Sc.
les OF meetings at the Christian
.hurch So far no additions to the
hurch have been reported