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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-09
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US. POST OFFICE.

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-09
THE BIG STONE GAP h
AKRtyALAND DEPARTURE
TRAINS

TRAINS
Louisville A NazhNlus.
Central time.
No ~. raascurcri aily Leave l..,
m. strive Big Stone Uap s.lo a r
No. $50. Passenger daiiy.-Lea.e. Hg
2 rs 3 m.. arrives stiouisfilie g. r
Big stone Capand POWELL. v.a-
STANDARD umo
r. a. Ayers. Pres't.
a. 3. Eaton. S-uporlnte-l
GrssHat Orucrs BIO srost 9ar.r
Atrausfcrline Tor freight ana p~a.,.r-
netwecu the South Atlantic a obi. frtfa
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces a
stone Gap Iron Co.
Trains leave the iutermont hotel s.'
FerL Ak train. going east... 1
" vest. II
vaasw train. going soHil 2
For farther Information Regarding I'd
aasrengertrario. appiyto
~. }. Ayers. SCI.
Aver bulldog Re >r'sr as
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-09
FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay. chop and
com at reasonable prices. Call and
see as. We are also dealers in coal.
J. B. PArrERsoN Il Co.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHUaCH
R-snsr-erHnnl -ErsrF Srutsy evening - aR
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-Ersry "Wednesday sight
I.-sss Afp Sccrru.-Eecty Thursday aftrrueon
r'rlnk.
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m-aar. d. ~. urlIsusrraru. Pastor.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL,

JOHN O. PIERCE, Proprietor,
Norton, Va.
first class accommodations at a
sonabie rates.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-19

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Hte IpoeS=Strate.

Cine 8leinigseit fiibrt oft ben Sob
berbei. S6on oft mar Der gpo Die
Strafe fur bic @ernuhlaIIiQuno
%tleiner, unbeoeutenoer @ife, Sbnitts
wunoen ooer @eihwiire. 8or>
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ben. oenn iie uerbin6ert jeben Sulbeu
erniten Nus9aua. tuenu es Itd nm
Branbs ooer Shnittpunoen, @es
ibmiire ooer 5amprrbpioen banoelt.
Rur 25c in ben Nppthefen BON s..
Rattener 4 Son uno NooInb 0reiB.
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Seutld3 etangeitid1 Intberume syfns
maHmelcs@ emetnce.

ede 0esutpns unb Centre traBe.
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Ssbermanu lit her5lim %piItommen.
8stmnne: S24 Centres traBe.
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..spre d. ssormalin", t@tmer &

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ais 3abn- uno Ntitno : 8aiier 9ez
braud]t miro. 3dbne unb Wtunb
mGbreno bes gan5en cages rein.
6. s. S6mtbt I. Spuitun. Teresa
Wqent.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Registration NJ oticc.

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Registra-
ton for the General Election to be Laid Novomb bcr
Township officers are nov opsn aud will remain
open DAILY on all lePsl iays from 10 o'clock a m
to 6p M until october 10 ID 1904. and from Oct
10. "a October 2l, from p IN TO 8 o'cl ok p m IN
addition 10 TIE hours heret fore mentioned 81
which time the book for registration will close at
o'clock I'm.
The law requires nAturalized citizens TO exhibit
their certificates of aaturalzatlon the time they
prasent themselves registration
Robt Hammond
Registry Agent. Eagle Valley Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14

That naughty boy Charley Van
Duzer has been assisting in graft
game on the peopei in the East: that
is, be recommended them valueless
mining property for purchase. After
a ulan once gets in Congress there
is no telling what levei he will drop
to. Van Duzer says it is not so, that
is i y mistake, but his own letters
condemn i'm. We believe it was
Mr. Van Duzer who published long
article against fraudulent mining
scnemes, staiirg that he would ex-
pose all such. but his actions indicate
otherwise.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
r egistration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the Book Of Regis
tration for the General Election to be held Novem-
Der Sth A. D 1904; for the election OF State County
and township officers are now op n and will re-
mA,n open dali ON all legal days from 10 o'clock
A M.to O'Clock p. NJ. until October 10, A. D. 1904
and from October 10, 70 october 81, from A. M to
to O'Clock P. M. in addition to the hours hereto.
fore mentioned, ut which time the book for regis.
tration viii close at O'Clock p. M
The law requires nAturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates of naturalization at the tune they
present themselves for registration.
Hoarce Holt,
Registry Agent
Mospa Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
h,sgslraloi. $780,.

Notice l. hereby gwen hrt the Boob OF RegistrA-
tiou tor tne senerul Elect n t. be held ov mbeI
6th, n d. l9O4 fof the election Of stat County
and Township ulhoers are now open and VIII ie-
main ope dsily IN al legal ,ye from 10 o'clocs
?. ~. tug cioos NJ uau October 10, =
1904 and fo9i 0cplber ~, H. OcoDes a. FRI, Z
A. NJ to9P NJ, H. sidition 10 tn, hours he toios-
menticas,l, at wbicn time the buoh u ei1.e 81
O'Clock P, H.
The law require atur ,lized citzers eIiIDii
hslr sertific4t i4tur w Z ~ IL tha time 'ay
present tneI,eivai FIR .isi Nos
u AbybarJ
Justice ni he p ece nri ex.,ficio Hegistfy y
eIii - Jtli 1te- Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Rexistrstien Notice.

Notice Is ufreoy gisan 5',st fhe Ok Of Reeistra
tion for the Gener Elec n ne held November
Sth AID t9A Cor the ecti N uf stat, County
and Township Ulcers are now open and will r.
main epe'i all gal days from 10 a'elock, A M
to 'c c. unti' oct b-r TO- a D 1894, and
from octobar le. TO october 81, fron 7PM 10 o
o'clck P 4. IN addition to the hours heretofore
mfnt,bned ut which u'a the book IA, reeistr, Aion
will clNae at o'clock NJ
Ta law requires natlrsiiEed citizms 10 eztihit
their serfih ates ~ natnrsiza tnt At the time av
preselt thsmselv for registration.
Angus Campbell
La ee valley Precinct heR4htry AGENT
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14

Our Justice should require de-
corum in his court. He should have
cub handy aud when lawyer
goes beyond the laws Of decency, hit
him over the head.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
,eis,s.rs G Nos ce.

Notice b, ereby v u tBat the Book OF 2egr'ra.
tion I, "a General Elecfi0t 70 Oo held NGvenbel
4th i ! ,901; foi the rlecitn 81 stat, County y u
To gnship officers are nov open and viii rem
np Ii daily on all legal dsys frou 10 O'clock n
10 g o'clock y IN an IL Oc Der 10 A. y 1904, ahs.
IN ctober 10. to october q from m t.
O'Clock p 70 Ia addition TO the hours h retoforp
iuentions At witch time the book for registra-
tion will close at . o clock p NJ
The law requires nAturalizvd citizens TO EXHIBIT
their certificates of naturalization At the time hey
present themselves for registration.
a rmrn Hartang
Justice of the Peace and ex-oliic1 B'astt
agent, o piocht Precinct,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Registrs 0, N tice.

~, ce is hereby given that the Book Of ReRistrs-
tion for thu Gem raj Election 70 be held November
s'h, A d 1904; for the election OF STATE, County
and rownship officers NV open end will r..
IN in gen 3aly on 81 loSSl dfys from 10 ocl'ct'
s. It, sa6n'tiickP NJ nuft ,ct,nc, 10 A d 1904
aui rom ~! ) 10. o mob, 81 r. mt r y ~
o p ~ U'p' nivl t. tb. h.nrs hereto III
tiunad At uh On the b ob for tee tstrat j. ,iii
clos sui "A
fhe L. a4ul "a ,urahze3 citzeh q sxt'ha
th.!- q hcsLs 10 ratarai iz8t' "a al ne tinlr ~
o., ~ 5ems lyet reeisfrH ,nn
80 iAk
g.t,s A ~ N ca Pr'ri
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14

WAN 81. rat @ohf < GEAf MAN r
iGaJ in each count a.a',ias business for al old
tsbliahed hoas, % s5rid h spclal sanding.
straight. bona hde week. cssh salary on s'S 90 nsid
by cneck each Wednesday with ell expenses dlrect
from headquarters, Money advanced for expenses
Manager. $40 oaxton Bldg,, Chicago
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
EnzEMAAN PILECURE

va, - Kn vi x WIZ sts 10 suffeT
L hGG VIA give Fe4E Or eBAhdE, .
any auieitd. positive cr.re for "eze rs' snl'
hheum, EiysiY Yelas, lies ana skin dis.aues; ~ -
stant relief Don't suter lhger. VIII - w.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Registr .tion Not. ce.

Notice is haraSj given that the Book Of Regis
tration for th4 Gtn raj Electi ~ tp be held No
Der 9Th, A. 1914 Tor the election - State, County
and TOWNSHIP officers are now 0 en- Sni III r.
main open isilt N all legni tsys from 10 o'clcck
A. NJ to q clock P NJ u-til cr b~r 70, iw4
and rom t.c % : 10 t. October u ir.n 4, 81 -
clock z. in .dditiaD 70 the hfur 1c.it be-
fere men,ior,d n st whish ti''is b. ntb rir O. =
tration s,lli ,,s 4 en- p
Ths lSH s,la 4te siz"e !
their cestihc $50 n ,lzl 10 h. ''t-
they yrr. ~. h,aa r-is rr
l.. ~
H'-'tt ArF.
Olov r W. rnasr'i
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Ell t-atioa Matte

Jtice - hereby Civ. q uNt NJ book 81 R'Srs.
,....r me a neral ri lou 10 be bald November
8 - a, D. Ig,4; .cr tue ssftai oi Stitt' .Gony
Id r W ship .ticsrs are noS open ana VIII re
m in ID II dsily AZ 1gai IA irorn 10 5'clocs
q "a 70 6 O'Clock m until "ctober ~, A . tsoa
sI,c from ober 10, to october 81 from A. NJ 70
o = loch o IN H. ,ddition TO tie hours heret1iorr
80 uae1 =, viii sim. the ooos for registration
will t,i.isn AZ . n'c ock p M D..
- law 'equiies nat Ira yea citize = " ehhlplt
tnelr ertihcstes Of natur isstion al the ihe sney
presei.t themselves for registration,
Hyrum Burgess
risrs Agent oi Mes4ui'e
recuot
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14

1854 4S
$l5oO2 II
heleby certify that the above is full, true and
correct Statement If the con iiton OF the tundf,
Oct a. ID. 1904.
HENRY LEE,
JAS. A NksBITT, County Rec Jrder
County rrearursr
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Regiserat ton Notice.

Not liz hereby given that = e boob q reistra
tion Tor TIC General lection 10 be held November
San A u 1864; for the election of state, County
and T wnship officers now open Nnd VIII re-
main ops Gaiiy on all legal days from 10 o'clock
A. NJ to O'Clock p. NJ until 'ctobef ~, lsOa
and ,ron, october 10. to october 81 rom A. NJ 10
ocloct P NJ in addition TO tbs hours hereto
fore mentioned, at whicn time the book for regis
tratinn will close a. 9 % lockP VI.
The law requires naturslized citizens 70 exhioft
their cerLincatee u nstu's zation " the tme the)
present themselves for registration,
J.. C Carson,
stry Agent
plger Plant Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-10-14
Quarterly Statement.
Quarterly Statement of the Re-
ceipts and Payments of the
Teasury of Lincoln County,
for the Quarter ending
Sept 30st, A. ID.
1904,

Bal. Cash on hand July LIST "A D 1904. $I554s 81
RECEIPTS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

are brought up the Incline and ship
ped out every day. This has been 60
Ing on ever since the early part OF
last spring. The Illinois Central rail
way will have shipped several million
ties during 1904. This industry gives
employment to thirty or forty men
including the train crew--at the wage
rate far above the average for labor
ing people,
Every prominent citizen here re-
grets and dpplores the action of Col.
Tanner in voiding the Mound City
militia. II is quite probable that a
new company will soon be organized.
John Trout Of this place is after
Lon Beck, constable OF Pulaski pre-.
cinct. Trout says that Beck arrested
him at Villa Ridge not long since on
a fafse charge. and without having a
warrant, and took from him two dol
lars in cash and revolver, worth
fiye dollars. Trout's warrant for
Beck's arrest charges malfeasance,
highway robbery and drunkenness
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
WICKLIFFE, KY.
= = y y y y . = y = y = =
July 6, 1904.

Mrs. Frank Freeze Of Metropolis
Ill. is expected here today on visi
TO the family of r. ]. Medley. Mrs
Freeze Is a sister OF Mrs. Medley.
A telephone message says that John
Cook near Biankenship's mill, is not
expected to live, We understand he
had fall but did not learn the pas
ticulars
4 Mrs. J. |. Dunn and little son, Hark,
less, intend leaylng one day this week
for Dawson Syringe b spend few
days, Mrs. Will Dunn, sister OF Mrs.
j. |. Dunn may accompany her
Quite a lot of blackberries coming
to town and they are selling from Is
to 20 cents per gallon.
The Sunday school Fourth OF July
picnic in the grove just east Of town
was voted succors by those who at
tended
Mrs. Mollic Andrews Of Paducah, is
visiting her mother Mrs. NJ f. Lin
tbicum.
Rev. Ford of the Christian church
was called TO Evansville Monday on
account of the illness of his wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
TO SUE ISLAND QUEEN
Well Known Cairo Visitor ls In Trou.
bic at Cincinnati--$to,o
Suit Threatened.

Walter Kohn, owner OF the private
yacht Kit. which was run down ant
badly damaged by the excursion
steamer Island Queen at Cincinnati
| Monday, will bring suit against tx
| owners of the boat for the damage
done the yacht and passengers, Eu
gene Strauss, Stanley Frieberg and
Mr.. kohn, says the Louisville Courier.
Journal. The little boat was one OF
the finest private boats on the river
and was valued at $1,000. Her in
juries received in the collision were
such that she viii have to be prac.
tically rebuilt, and the suit will be for
at least $4,000.
MIR. Kohn and his companions re.
turned TO Louisville at . O'Clock last
night None of them were Injured
other than the severe wetting they
received. Mr.. Strauss lost a valuable
watch and ring and Mr.. Kohn and Mr.
Pfieberg lost several trinkets ana
relics.
The men spoke very bitterly of the
accident and roundly accused the men
In charge of the Island Queen of gross
negligence in her management The
Kit left louisville Saturday for a trip
70 Cincinnati. She left Cincinnati
Monday afternoon for Coney Islanl
and had hardly started up the Ifver
before they were struck by the big
excursion steamer. which was bound
in the same direction Mr.. Kohn was
at Ae wheel. and the boat was spin
ming along at good clip, when the
negro cook, who had been in the stern
came running forward, shouting,
Here comes a big boat, Mr.. Kohn."
The rudder was Immediately
thrown to port but almost before the
boat answered the rudder the bow OF
the steamer struck her, smashing in
the stern and turning the yacht on
her side. The wheels OF the steamer
never paused, and 1t was only By good
luck that the little boat escaped be-
ing smashed 10 pieces. None OF the
passengers I'm the Kit could swim, but
as soon as they were thrown into the
water succeeded IN catching hold Of
The gunwales and hanging on until
rescued by members fthe Cincinnati
Gymnasium Boating club who wit.
messed the accident
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
FORGED NOTES
Passed In ST. Louis BY Trusted EN-
pIoye 0! the Central National
Bank of New York.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Louis, July 6.-Ilobert q. Tay-
lor. said to have been an employe of
the Central National bank of New
York thirty years, has been arrested
here on the charge Of passing forged
notes on The Institution. Taylor. it is
said, has passed $4,000 forged notes
in ST. Louis in the last two days. and
when arrested today s3.550 in alleged
forged currency was found on Hs
person.
Las1 fall about $4,000 unsigned
bank notes disappeared from the Cen
,rai National bank OF New York.
Tho records show. il Is said. the
nose; wero delivered from the treas.
ury department TO the bank by an ex.
press company. and that Taylor re
ceipted Tor them,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
A DMIsIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estsfe ~ Christian Msrtz. seesssff- ne
anferzlrrsf hsrIax bsen srDo1uf=d sdzaf1Is-
trstr-r cffhe estate ~ Ckrssfisn Mertz. ls4e 81
the Ccuntv 81 Alexauder. and rs STATE ~
Illinois. deceased. hereby give rotice that m
viz appear before he coanty ccerx - attE11-
aurnstfeFTn IN re FIRST Monday IN Auxa a
rie1f. ~ uhich line ~ rer-nrs hNTt1T <islA4
arsir=t szid e-f1t are nelt1ed a1d flLaeefe1
zssustcf All persors indettsd - saie tsste
zrs fs-aais@a - make fEraedists psrn<H .
~ nndersirnfd-
Dsfed ~, ~ aaT a 5uns. A. ., Ierl
r. b WILLIS. AdniaisffsEaE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
N f
ANNA.


w -
July 5, 1904.
{ Mrs. j. I. L. Davis who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. N, Green
returned to her home in Carterville
Friday.
Miss Annie Brown, d mcmbcr OF the
class Of '04 OF Park College has re-
turned TO her home in Anna. She will
be employed as one Of the teachers In
the public schools
Misses Elya Gale, Eva Roberts,
Annie Smoot and Elsie File spent the
Fourth IN Dongoa.
The ball game between the Balloon
and Hospital teams resulted in vic
tory for the former, score Is to IA.
Mrs. II. Wiley Of Makanda came
down Tuesday for as.yisit with rela-
tivcs.
Jesse Roy returned to Chicago Mon
day morning after few days WRIT
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Roy.
Mrs. w. ]. Landon OF Cairo, spent
few days in Anna this week
II. p, Miller OF Centralia and d.
w. Miller OF Golden spent tho Fourth
in Anna.
Miss Gertrude Whiteman who has
been teaching in Honolulu will spend
part OF her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. r. b. HARDWOOD She Il accom-.
panied by Miss Mary Geong Ching Of
Honolulu
Miss Dawn Gibson OF Cairo was the
guest of Misses Allie Willoughby and
Beulah Seay Monday.
Mrs. Mollie Coats, n former rest.
dent of Anna committed suicide by
drowning herself at Paducah Monday.
Her remains win be brought TO Anna
Wednesday for interment
Mrs r. M, Thompson and daughter,
Miss Mabel. and Eugene Newman Of
Carbondale were guests of Mrs. A. D.
Benton Monday.
DR.. W. NJ alderman and son, VIII,
and n. Guy pickrell attended the races
at Marion Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07

Bob Taylor, who was arrester sew
eral weeks ago charged with compile
ity in rchbng a safe belonging to w
+. Woodbury., enriched the city to the
amount OF 500 Tueeday. At the time
OF the robbery Mr.. Woodbury. refused
to prosecute and the officers who
made the arrest promised Taylor and
his pal that they would not be prose.
cuted They were taken before Judge
.RobinsoH, however. fined 5000 each
and given stays to leave town. They
left but Taylor has frequently been
seen in Cairo. Night Sergeant Nc
Tigue found him Monday night on
Ohio Leyee street and arrested him.
He paid 800 of the old vagrancy fine
and upon promise to leave Cairo and
never to return he was released by
Mayor Winter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07

~ ioOfs
The Fourth of July was well at
tended and all were well pleased and
a financial success to all interested
The Cairo ball team carried OFF the
honors the Fourth, Is to 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown have returned
from their Chicago visit
MIR. and Mrs. II. b. Freeman arc
still away on their visit ~ the north
The ladies of the NJ. 4. church gave
a dinner and supper the Fourth OF
July and netted them nice sum for
the church.
c. NJ. Highleman and Sons have
received their finishing brick for their
new store they are putting up on the
east side Of town.
g. X. Adm and family visited at
Anna the Fourth.
Mrs j. X. Adams and grandchildren
came up from Mound City for the
Fourth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
JERSEY FOR PARKER.
By Associated Press.

st. Loui July G--Former United
States Senator Smith. New Jersey
who il practically head Of the delega-
ton. saw William r. sheehan tonight
AMI assured him New Jersey would
join the Parker column ON the first
ballot Senator Smith Is quoted as
saying he had a telegram from Cleve-
land declining positively - have his
name presented and that Parker was
therefore their second cloice. No
positive confirmation however. wac to
be bad of receipts Of sach messages
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07

july o. lSU4.
Editor John Rector, who is suffering
from a severe cold. is somewhat i'm
proved
Lumber is on the ground for a cot
tage on upper Commercial avenue. a
little below Kentucky avenue.
The light of the heavens last even
ing. caused by the burning of a straw
stack on the Mississippi shore near
Cape Girardesn. was plainly visible in
this city and vicinity. The glare was
very marked and not only drew the
attention Of many people. but created
some alarm.
The work OF forwarding railroad
ties from this cffy is stiIi in progress
and at present It looks as Il n might
go ON forever several train l0<is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07

EVERY FAN" IN CAIRO SHOULD
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE VERY
Low RATE AND SEE TIE GAME
BETWEEN CAIRO AND VINcEN
NEE NEXT SUNDAY. SPECIAL
TEAM LEAVES UNION DEPOT 8
O'CLOCK a. ~. VIA BIG FOUR
ROUTE. ONLY S1.oO ROUND TRIP.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
/. NO CANDIDATE
Could Be Found Who Would Accept
the Black Presidential
Nomination.
ny the Associated Press.

ST Louis, July G.-After nominating
two persons for president of the
United States, both of whom declined
10 accept, the convention of the Ma
tional Liberty party an organization
OF negroes, which convened here to.
day, decided to indorse tho candidacy
OF President Roosevelt declaring he
Is the true friend of the negro and
that the latter's interests will be sare
IN his hands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
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