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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

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No. f4O1 NaDtJoW Wpenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
GOLDEN.
April Al, 1904.

April a, 1904,
Mrs. James Rolla, OF Murphysboro,
Is here visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. ]. B. b. Broadway.
Harry Wallace ana Hall Alternately,
who have been in Poplor Bluff for
sevesal weeks, came home Tuesday
The former came to vote and will re-
turn Thursday, but the latter says he
is not going back at all.
Mrs. G W. Judy, who has been
very sick for five or six weeks, is
slowly improving.
The Womens Missionary conyen-
ton, which has been in session here
in the Presbyterian church since
Tuesday morning closed last night
"wednesday with an address by M.
McGraw, missionary from India, A
large delegation was expected, but
owing to the bad weather only TWEEN.
ty-two came,
Mr.. Fred Iisea inner, Of Chicago
is h-r2 v,-i"- ti- aHn' NJ S. H.
Green.
The village election here Tuesday
was hgtly contested by both sides.
Saloons were voted ont by majority
Of seven All the temperance ticket
was elected but one Trustees elect
ed were: Henry A. Dubois, Geo. A.
Eide August G. Koehler ana VIM, P
Green Village Clerk Oliver P, jean,
koehler was the only man on the
Peoples progressive ticket that was
elected
viii Maska, Of Anna, who travels
for the Bumps Confectionery com.
pany Of that place, drove to Golden
yesterday afternoon ON his way home
When about a mile out Of town the
horse became frightened and ran
away. The buggy was torn to pieces
and Mr., Maska was bruised consii.
erably, but not seriously He walk
ed back to town ana waited for the
9.2S train to take him home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22

sthrohm attended the K Of P. suppcr
in villa Ridge Wednesday evening
Mrs. Frank Block was a Cairo Wis.,
itor Thursday.
Miss Mamie McGiil who has been
a guest at ice Lufkin's residence. tett
yesterday for a visit among relatives
ia Mound .chy aad Cairo
Mrs. Mark Kennedy ana son, Mark.
made a trip to Cairo yesterday.
Walter Hudson, secretary Of the Y,
N, G, A., is in Cairo
The W. G. r. U. viii entretain to.
night at the Congregational church.
All are. cordially invited
Mrs. olive Walker returned today
from a pleasant soiourn in Fulton
Ky, accompanied BY her sister, miss
Lula Williford
Mrs. A. 4. Blake lett for BardwcIl
KY, yesterday, where she viii lizit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Clark.
Miss Georgia Moore was a guest q
Cairo Thursday
Miss Hazel Kennedy is on the sict
list.
Miss Emma Woodward Of Cairo
was here instructing her larga music
class THURSDAY
Mrs. l.. Raub is visiting in Meridt
an,
Little Brother Thomasson, while
riding a pony Thursday evening was
thrown ana his right arm broken
Brother has bgayel the sulfariag
brayely ana is now about
Roy, ]. A. Carwile, Of Ava win con
duct services at tho Baptist church
Saturday ana Sunday
Mrs. l.. L. D al and Miss Eula Poe
are visiting il Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
The Burington's Now St. Louis-kaa.
sls City Line.

The Burlington m1nag meut 81
rushing work along Us new 81 Louis
Kansas City line to complete it and
1ave IN operation q fall cnupl me~t
9t passenger trains between ST Louis
and Kansas City for th volume ef
expos tlcD business to move after
5gne 18th Technically speaking this
line Is goi8e 70 permit of very
necaasfHl operation o, through
train lta maximum grade ia but
sentv-aix feet 10 tho mile. the maxi
mum curative enc per cont ami II
tha nav ilne sisia feu mile ia lseiA
between OIL Monroe and Afsxleo
no IF the total alignment ninets ESQ
3ef cent i tangent Tho raai has
sateaee uaana ran slezl bridge
concrete rai9efts and crushed faef
ballast
All birds Of high grade coach ana
H1I.ad train equipment ore being
aa1rej tn completion saf tae grows
.Ge #5fe#eHt IT esp itiaa tfasel a.
rally indicates that uore trains viii
Save 70 - operated over this Enc
hau tne management he'd originally
5imaed ter. The Hew IiHe between
g. L0H and kansas CHS IS apHi0@-
.oaieiy 80 mites lang tho Alton
crack being ~ betecen Mcfie3 ana
Kan-as Cit- The route Is through
very festile an1 attractive portion cf
central Missouri. and between s5z
@ and Cid A9Hree. CT the nev line
.sn nsw towns are huilding.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
DONGOLA.
April At, 1904.

April al, 1904.
Miss LeYera Lambard returned
Wednesday from Golden, where she
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dr..
Smith.
Mr.. Reubin Atkins, Of Cairo, was
here Thursday on business.
Mr., Fred Elmoro, Of We.aug, was
heresWcdnesday the guest of his ar.
ents, Mr. and MrsJohn Elmore
Mr. d. J. Dill9w was in st. Louis
the first Of the week buying goods.
Mr. y. s. Tapp, of Louisville, Ky.
was here Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Miss Maulc Mowery, Of Wetaug, is
Wiling Miss Fannie Collins.
Miss Mailie Richardson received
word Sunday of the death of Hon. ]
S r. Wedding, Of Hartford, Ky. The
husband Of Miss Lncy Townsend who
taught school here several years ago
Messrs, Muller and Kelly, of ullin
were here Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22

tuhS, SAID IkiB MAN
meet the trapper There they met
man who had several big chests Oiled
with hinkets that he desired to give
ID exchange.
"Wlat viii yon give ne for This
fur?" asked the first bear, holding Up
a beautiful otter skin that would have
made handsome collar for some pref
t. lady.
"rhreo glass beads" answered the
man
"0h, no." replied the bear "That is
too cheap. You ought to give quart
Of beads
"What will you give for thisf" asked
the second bear, holding up valuable
fur,
"A fine comb" answered the man
CHATS too cheap" replied the bear
"You ought to give comb and brush
"What will you give for thisf asked
the third bear, holding III a pretty
skin.
"A box Of toothplcks,' answered the
man
THAT'S too cheap" replied the bear.
''You ought 70 give the toothpieks aud
toothbrush"
"you fellows want too much for your
furs' said the man. you had bet
Ter talk this matter over between You
and see If you will not accept my Of
fers,"
Then the bears put their heads to
gcthcr and had little talk.
"Weh what have yoa dccidedF
asked the man.
I'VE have decided" said the bears
"tlat you are altogether too cheap 70
1--we. aud we are going to eat You and
then tlke all these pretty things for
ourselves"
The hears made a rush ut the man
and the MAN made a dash At top speed
across the snow.
Then the bears seized tie Ghosts and
divided the nice things between them
and took them home TO make their
wives and children Christmas gifts Of
them
Moral Don't always try 10 set the
best Of tie ba4a.u Chicago Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
MOUND CITY.
anil n. 1904.


Judge Thomas b. Echols. Of Grand
Chain, visited She county seat Tues,
day on a mission Of business
Miss Emma Woodward, Of Cairo,
has been visiting Mound City friends
this week.
Miss Nina Patterson. of Cairo, was
visiting here early in the week
W. n. Meyers. the county surveyor,
aud wife have been visiting friends
in Mounds
James Johnson the meat market
man Of Joppa, has been visiting his
family in this city this week
Squire John Needham and wife
Of Pulaski. were here Tuesday
II. N. Jessup, Of Fairfield, Ill.,, was
a guest Of Charles Wehrenherg, ST.,
IN Tuesday
Scott Mitchell. a former inmate Of
the home Of the poor, died on last
evening Of paralysis OF the bowels at
his boarding house IN the upper part
of the city.
Miss Gertrude Powell Of Vienna.
has been passing this weol, with Rev.
Latelle. pastor of the NJ. Il church
George Mahail died at his home
On Main street, near East Second on
Tuesday night Of tuberculosis, a, the
age of 81 years tie leaves a wife
and two children In poor circumstan-
cos
The steamer Dick Fowler tried TO
"but-ir' on some railway transfer ap-
naratus mp at Brookport this forenoon
and came out bit worsted Now.
the Dick IL not a baitering ram and
she did not intend to poke her nose
into the business Of anybody il was
purely accidental that she got her
nose punched All is we'll that ends
well Mound City has ali institution
known as the Marine ways that re-
pairs all orts of fractures Of all sorts
of boats. She went on the docks mere
for few hours and was soon made
same as ever. if not samer, too
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Wednesday, Ben L. Wiley came to
town in his big sleigh bringing his
family and 10 boxes Of asparagus,
which be sold to James W. Brown
for $500 The bringing Of asparagus
tlat had been cut in open field to mar
ket in sleigh breaks all previous
records here
II there Is land that is gayer than
this, it is just because they have
more snow than we have.
OF course nothing will be killed, be-
cause il is in the light of the moon, =
and nothing is ever killed by freezing
in the light Of the moon after Easter
sunday. The man in the moon is do
ing business en- the old beat
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
BELKNAP.
.+++.+.% +%..+
April q, 1909.


Mrs Gertrude Compton, Of Mounds,
is visiting relatives and friends here
this week, atsn her mother Mrs.
Mark Whitaker, of Vienna was
among old friends here Tuesday.
The village election went off quietly
aud resulted as follows JAS J 81
lis, clerk, H. NJ. Cummings, Clint
Wyatt and George W. EWer5 trus-
tees
Little Bertha. infant daughter Of
MI and Mrs. George Jordan, died
April Is. lnterment April -, in
West Eden cemetery.
Roben Eyers, infant son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. CAR Evers, ditd April 20 IN
torment April 2l in Anderson Gene
tory
Mrs. J. w. Wright, of Dong a. came
over to attend the funeral Of her
brothers child, Little Robert Eyers.
Miss Elite Cooper has returned
from Owcnsboro, Ky. whore she has
resided for a short time
The small child of Mr. and Mrs.
id Allen is very sick at this writing.
Following are the members I'll tho
graduating class from the Eighth
grade in the Belllnap public schools,
March 26, 1904;
Misses Oma Bean. Cora Ellis. Fl3s.
sic Williams, Eva Hardy, Willis Nor
gan. Nellie Drake Nora Miller, Essia
Compton, Myrtle Hodge and Messrs
Guy Roes, Abbie Duncan, Allen Klutz,
Charles Brown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
Rallafd's Horehound sYrun.

Immediately relieves horse, croupv
cough oppressed, rattliug raspn.
and difficult breathing Henry c.
Stearus. druggist. Shullsburg Wis.
writes. Nav %. 1901: 4 have been
selling Billiards. Horehound Syrup for
two years and have never had a prep
aratien that has given better salts
faction ! notice that when ! sol .
bottle they come back for more 7
can recommend It 23c. 59c. 81 20
Sold By Schuh Drug Go
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22

Mrs G. Peterson. 625 Lake ST.. To.
pcka. Kansas. says; "Of all cough
remedies Billiards. Horehound Syrup
IS my favorite it has done and will
10 all that Is claimed for it to-speed
ilv cure an coughing and cnlaa-qnd
i is SO sweet and pleasant to the
taste" sc. soc, 800 bottle. Sold
schuh Drug Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
MOUNDS.

The Misses Nellie and Delphia
King. Of Mound City, are visiting
here.
Nes Idehie ard daughter Eula, re.
TUNED today from visit in Dim
stead.
SIR. and Mrs. Lester Grandataif Nir
and Mrs. Tom Clanton and VIII
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
SON IS DRIVEN
TO TAKE LIFE
Fathers SinbtorneSs Caused
Young Lad 10 Suicide.
ON HIS OWN RESOURCES
hE WAC CAST I'M AN ENDE NVOE
TO MAKE a MAN or HIMSELF
nv FiEsT otHuGG-@
M LIFE.
Special to The Bulletin.


Chicseo April Il TX Iaca0 Z ion
aann, "a inning ant With daaidci
ideals as to tha future a hia oG
spring, had not boan SD ambitious Ter
the success oil his only son Joseph
he would probably not be mourning
his death day
Because the Father ;hogs.t tAo son
would he better off ii cast upon h!a
own racources and outsido The Family
falI, he sent him ont into the world
'to mala a man ct him, anu ater
only q voek's trial Che boys courage
gave way and he committed suicide
in a little rcom the rent fer which ht
found himself unable to paY
His body was found prappe op i2
a chair by the landla1y IN whose
house at 2lS East SetentFeighta
street he was boarding a goe jct at-
tached to a small stove had been turn
ca DID,
Josephs last words TO bis parent.
were 0t forgiveness and plea t.
them not to feel that they were re-
|sronsible for his death
"ro 10y dear mother All ay dear
father" a n te was addressed which
was found in his lap, whore It was
certain not to pass unnotic2d TEerc
Moved a pitifuI acknowledgement
chat Ills death was Of his own eho1s-
ing, aud that 1t was entirely his own
fault and not that Of anyone else
II always tried to be good and to
lo right, he concluded, and nobody
can say anything 10 the atrary
Joseph until a week ago was EN-
oloyed III q laundry whore he was
paid 81 a week, He lived at home, and
With no board to pay found his salary
sufficient to give him a little spend
Ing money and pay for his clothes.
lie was q quiet boy and not as robust
as most of his companions but what
chiefly worried mis- father was the
TACT that he appeared 10 be c9ntented
With his station in life and with the
amount Of money he was earning
His rather was continually urging
him p better his condition, to demand
n0re money where he was employed
or t. seek a more prafltable position
but the admonition seemed e tau
oA unheejing ears, Fhe father and
/ The mcthc" talked the matter over aa6
4 as fbCir gG1 had a pDDfaftA b3N lD-Gt
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
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LA CENTER, KY.
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Or. j. D. R0llings ani Mr., j M Skin
ner of Hinlleville. droyc over 70 Ia
Centre this morning to take the train
for paducah Both Of them are great
Is interested in the welfare OF La
Centre and they expect to build here
soon Dr. Rollings is a momber ot
Che La Centre company and Mr. Skin
ner is president Of the bank Of La
Centre.
Postmaster Jones was at Inglcside
Monday.
Eli HaygooA Of Hinkleyille, had
business in La Centre Monday.
Fl. NJ Massie ana wife entertained
Mr, and Mrs /. L. Stevens Of Love
l9ceville sunday
r. L. Bradshaw, jlnior member Of
La Centre Lumber company, has been
quite sick since Sunday.
La Centre feels very friendly to her
nearest neighbors, viz: Hazalwood
and HinkIevillle. They recognize our
worth as the growing city Of Ballard
county and give us the glad hand al,
ways Their best citizens are fire.
quently seen on our streets ana they
receiy a genuine Kentucky welcome
always We are rapidly getting on
good terms with Kiyel, on the cast
and Barlow on the west We hope
to be able ere many moons 70 strike
glad hands with Wickliffe across the
dark chasm.
MIR, and Mrs c, Il Jackson moved
into their new residence Thursday.
James Hayden, of Wickliffe, has
been at work for some days this week
On three very beautiful atairWays Ut
Mrs Davis new house.
We have no more prosperous nor
asetll institution ia onr midst tnau
tho bank Of La Centre Cashier Mas.
sic Of Vice President Payne can al.
ways be depended upon to he on
hands to give courteous trdltmcnt
ana fair dealings to all customers
win Rushing completed the founda.
ticn for his new residence on South
Olive Thursday
Prof Frank Gilbert, of Blandyillc
spent last Sunday at the Lane Hotel
Mrs John N Moore arrived home
Monday evening. after spending the
winter at Louisville ana Lexington
s. T Payne, Of the Land company,
went to Parsons, Tenn, Wednesday
night on important business for the
company
J. + White. editor OF the Ballard
County News Of Banlana spent Woo.
sday night at the Lane Hotel IN
this city, on route from Cairo 10 his
home he reports that last Tuesday
evening. en- the streets of Cairo, hn
was sandhagged anil robbed, throws
into box car and in an uncon3cf
Gus condition. taken to Thcbes, III.
where h. became conscious AMI re.
turned home
Last evening Thursday at seven
O'Clock, In the Lane Hctel, Jnlga j.
A. Hines united in marriage Mr. Joan
Lane and Miss Ezeila Bell bota Of
this city The bride is the daughter
Of Mr. a7d Mrs w Bell and she is
held in the highest esteem By All for
her many womanly quailties Mr..
Lane is one OF our most in lusricus
ana respected citizens. Ie i fore.
man Of this section # tho Illinois
Central and one Of the roai4 tru ted
employees MAY peace and haupiao
ever be theirs After tho ceremony
the guests repaired 10 TIE Lane din.
ing room. where Mr.. e s. Lane sar-
vef a most deiicioue welding .1pp=G
such a. she onlg can prepare
Miss TerBa Harrison. who mas been
visiting her father here. returned g
her heme II Palaeah Thursday
Mlag May Davis spaat THURSDAY II
Barlow.
q. B Coats and wife are Visiting
their parents IN Blandyille this week
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
Pictures Rlse in Valnc.

A picture by Guido. sid in Tor.
quay a few years ago for IS fetched
shortly afterwards e2.o0o. MHlet's
picture, The Angelus, sold b. the
artist for SO. later on rose in value
to .2s6.-Lordoa Answers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22

J. F. Greedy and family desire -
extend their most sincere and heart
feut thanks to the entire community
for the sympathy, help and Kindness
shown them during the fatal illness
of their son, Wallice Douglas. And
they desire in an especial measure to
thank Misses Allie Kelley and Mag
gle brake. who by their untiring vigil
and unceasiug efforts in behalf f the
loved one have endeared themselfea
to the family for ali time
The present STERN Is considered
the soverest Of this section at this
time of the year Abou three and ?
hall to four incnes Of snow fell AM
at this time. April Il. much Of II re
mains. alth Ugh il Is melting very
rapidly. Il is not believed that the
tree frait has been seriously injured.
Aspasahus and pie plan; has received
about a five day sci back.
A most unique and unusual ight
erected the observers on car streets
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-22
MAKANDA.


April q, 1904.
Wallace Douglas son OF Jas e. and
Elizabeth Gurley born March g.,
1883. died in Makanda, H., at 1915
a. m. April 10, 1904 age Il years and
"A days
In the death Of Walie Gurley (as
he was familiarly lmown) our town
has last one Of its best and noblest
boys Always kind to everybody a
prime favorite with all our people. a
noble hoy He will he sadly missed
in the family whore he was dearly
loved he was loved by the commun
ity for his maniness, honesty and
sterling worth During the past year
he was in the employ of the lIall
Block Signal company. where III the
Gtudy cf electricity he had made such
commendable progress thl; he WITS
under orders 10 60 to Oklahoma The
first Of 'iay 20 install system Of
signals for the Rock Island railway
c,npany in bis death il can be truly
said there is an aching void than can
not be filled The stricken family has
the sympathy of the entire commun-
itV.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-05
BLIND
CAUSES TRogRLE5frS GIss-
CASTE s NECESSARY
ARM SAYS M Ut II- & IEs
II al RI.


CHICAGO, Aug 3 sIii-sE
missioned OH GERS 81 Conn
infan try, were str pped of orai
and reduced To the ran rs
for running a bI ind Il pi gsss;ss
racks at Fort Sheridan: tingus
mutterings among the comp 5nie lEa-
bers, who compIa inad bat They ssrssRR
simply following he examp of sae
commissioned officers led Gel Thitsz
hall, communicating saIss
nounce emphat ica1iy Il ~ Az one
thing for a West inter- 1abipe
in the army club nous and ana hsass
for a private to caronss TIA II
The private cannot 11osEss
same footing as a sasaai sssia sssd ssfa
ficers, 3 said Colonel sss hitch ail
would be ruinors ste,S " pIirle sgssa4
must have cast N
there is caste in o5ts socis ne
have the same cia lcti oIs
without them we couId
pine