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THANKSGIVING OFFER.

\ special discount of 20 per cent
or scolarsbips nn.il this notice is
Withdrawn. Pay for your scholar-hip
now and enter later if you wish.
Day ard night sessions.
JAMES BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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\ wonderfully interesting volu
see pages is r5poT Of Tie e.
bureau dealing with die occupatic
he people OF ,he tinted STATE,
shows That In Soc specified oc
tons there are employed in the
$ ates -, o77..;;..es.ii:}' persons. 81 y
I".3Nt.7t5 are enga2ed in agric,l
pursuits, I27$.5@S in professional
tiee. t7t5.ao4 in trade ana transr
ton ana ,,oS5.&o9 in manuf3et
and mechanical pursuits
III the professional service tifer
more teachers than physicians,
hyscians than lawyers. and more
yers than clcreymcn The numb
professional persons in The L
+ States according rhese hstu
follows:
Teachers .#.-.=.=.=.=.= =...=...#.. 4::''
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tctors .=..#..=...z...=...=...#..= !
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journalists .=..-.=.#.=.=. -. =
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/ h#zi clans aaa suf4aors 49,. 3.
The distribution ef aecanatiou
Wa2e.eaeaefs shows a@oae
things tn fellawtn@ nm+ber ees.
ii each trada ar caiIiu2
BARRIERS ami hajHdresser= =. l.
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6eeners .-#.=.#..-... ...........zs
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Eaphilcerers and accountants 23'
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Sh;apina elerEs .......=..=.-..y- -
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n8lanerciaI travellers .....z... 80
and hack drivers -. SO
and teamsters. -, ,3e2
and peddlers q
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ELKs THEATER ATTRACTIONS
Nov. 22-Sultan Of Sulu.
Nov. 23--Harry Bcrosf0rd.
Nov. PA Hidden Gsime.
Nov. 2S-"silver Slipper"
Nov. 30.-Paul Gilmore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

The local manae=n IN N teaz15 elaz
easGt N iEaorsine tn eemlae erz
t3aemen Of Paul e;##asa= ia sFha
Mummy and II iIamm.a4 Rlaa.
which is enc of the genuine hf-=as
the past season. AGG. GILMORE Il zte
lea2ns ral,=af l.oa5 .#ze5 f.ssaz..
"a 2 parf H1.a'= e==1=9a
any other h ,a.s.=
LEGAL iheat .@oaH- #aa .ae
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season. AMI . }aee e#4
ai#.aee= Is caria5n =taz=s Mr.
aad - c1e4CE ee=##H
aHHesr haHa aa Haa =e.=
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

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i=Is' = zefsiaa= s.aas@ azss f4zT 6as
2.2>' aeea3a}a aE.a1ieHz. -44 ls5..
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

J. NJ. Ward will pres ~ Mr.. John
l. Lockney's new aonsa ional scenic
nelodrama y Hidden Crime" al me
Elks Theatre tonight The scenes Of
the play are laid in and around San
Francisco, Cal, and depicts high and
'ow life in that great city of the far
vest. II is said that the scenery is
something out Of the usual order ana
that the electrical effects are.new and
startling. The company is headed by
such wcu known artists as John =.
Lockney and Miss Pauline Fletcher.
md a strong supporting COMPANY =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

The musical hit qt= =ra@ Sil4.r Sip.
per are said 10 BE- ~ Tn sea@Ide.@
-Four and Twenty Ef;l= =Naef he
Girl Yoa Love .Iaaz. Ia. 6Ae=st Como
Little Cir 8 xtefae. f.@.Hdeg 81
Tel Nc Pretty 3la.a=a 1He seoal
nnsical# hill Of @f'tara5era. by .ha
s9me authors. and Iast h# nj least
tfs' most decided Go4alty ever seer
ii musical COMEDY sTH Sill
yer Slipper will be=seea atrae E#as
Theatre Saturday nigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

DustinFarnam. who made SO 5sume
3 hit in '.Arizona7 duriH2 irs Iasl New
York revival is bsa4& @-faffea bs
kirke La shelle a he cowboy hero
in the dramatizatian of 4Th5 VIRGIN.
ian which he is 10 present al .hc
Flks theaer this eason Mr..
Farnnm is said te suggest The N.fein-
ian in his mannerana app arauee or
The stage. and his friends expee, h.n
g make a notable success in the role
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

z3eet. .5g5ze +a6 t4f4s F.zteH.eza4
43isaHHat - Hhe - OF .5a=pa.# #safi
53.1i6 dl45 IA. l-raz.#s,#t /. Il el..lz-= PA
y 81 t.stf#fa'4a - #f3s= 4a-7e t=1g4 =3;zd
Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

Just been completed in Murphysboro
shows a total population OF 2G9S I'm lei
the age of =, an increase OF 3l2 in
The past year The total school pGpu
lation, between the ages Of c and q
was found to be 1911, and taking the
same proportion as found In the re,
cent census in Carbondale. the Inde,
pendent estimates the present p0nu.
lation Of Murphysboro as t7Gl4. an in.
crease Of 1881 over the census of 1900
Counting in the people living in Mt.
Carbon, Harrison and Gartsyille. it
estimates the population Of Greater
Murphyshoro' at 5000. The Independ-
ent says further that the increase in
population of both Murphysboro ana
Carbondale since the dawn of the
new century has not only been
healthy but rapid Both have in
creased over 1000 and the growth has
not been due to any special boom.
but 10 conditions which mean that II
Is permanent.
The directors of the Egyptian, Coal
Railroad company, held a meeting at
Secretary Renfros office Friday even.
ing. Chief Engineer Hutchinson sub
mitted one Of his surveys from Car
bondale to Carteryille. 1t was dccii.
ID to make an additional survey at
once from Carbonate to Murphysho
70 and from Carterville 10 Herrin. It
is proposed to make two surveys and
select the route along which the poo-
pie offer the line the most encourag.
ment in the way Of right Of way ana
,ther inducements. The benefits of
his line to the farming community
through which il will pass will be of
incalculable value, And the connect
ng Of the four cities Of Murphysboro,
iarbondale. Carteryille and Herrin.
besides taking in Fredonia, Brush's
mines and Lauder, on a Is mile line
With service every hour from all
points, will be the greatest boon thai
las ever come to the citizens of this
-erritory II tho proper encourage
nent is given the projectors there is
very reason to believe that the line
viii be built, FREQ Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

May %, 1904,

Quite a sad incident occurred Sat
urday evening about O'Clock, Eddy
Rollins (known as Buzz II years old.
son OF Charley Rollins, living near
Ed Hopkins residence ON the Barlow
road near town, ran toward a passing
buggy asking to ride down town, but
not giving the driver time TO stop to
let him get in; this scared the horse
which began TO Kick and run, throw
ing them both out within about fifty
yards and Eddy was either kicked on
the head by the horse or his head
struck something in falling, pretty
badly fracturing his skull, and from
which the doctors removed several
pieces of bone. Arthur Ward, who
was driving the rig, says he thinks
the horse kicked Eddy. but another
party who saw II all seems to think
his head struck the buggy step in
falling. Arthur Ward was kicked on
the arm but not hurt Tho ris he
luhge! 10 Dunn atotAtr3. FAe morse,
which was only three years old, was
pretty badly skinned up, and the bug
gy. a bran new rubber tired one, was
almost totally ruined The doctors
say that Eddy may recover, if not
hurt internally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
O. q - T. q o g. G. O. d q
o BUSINESS LOCALS. .
. o O o o o o - o . D.

Stop at the Hotel Illinois, right In
the heart of the business center
Rates $500 per day. Both lines OF
street cars pass main entrance.
Refrigerators, White Mountain Ice
Cream Freezers. Gasoline Stoves, G19
Commercial Avenue. one door north
of opera house. c, W. Henderson.
Your cash does greater service At
Stone Bros, than elsewhere. Goods
guaranteed 10 suit you. Price
couldn't be lower il thrown in wei
A HALEY, wire screening, poultry
netting, water coolers. gasoline
stoves and ovens, step ladders.
brushes, hardware and stoves.
P. A Doud, the grocer. has some
Of the choicest table delicacies ana
all the staple groceries, good dair,
butter and fresh eggs. Walnut st
Mrs. c, II. Bracket, milllner, Is
always busy attending TO the wants
of her many customers. Hats for all
occasions artistically trimmed.
Just received a swell lot Of white
dress hats; also a nohhy limo Of white
duck hpts Miss J. l.. Wallace. 209
Eighth street,
Rugs, Mattings ana Carpets
House cleaning time is now here.
You want new rug | have them
all sizes in TAPESTRY, body brussels,
administer and Wilton velvet. Also
full line Of carpets Mating at youi
own price, and lino1eums In the dH
feront grades Prices the cheapes
IN the city. Call and soc my line
before you purchase. You will save
money. b. McManus, lr. 4
Mrs. Farrow has moved her stock Of
millinery to the Gilbert block Al beau
tifnl line Of new goods lust received
The best on the market, Paroid
roofing and Franklin's Paints. +. T.
Langan, sole agent, 1905 Commercial
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 viii recommend 1t.
Gazzola Confectionery Store, leader !
N fine candies and choicest fruits. Try
our chocolates, creams ana bon bons
zee cream furnished in any quantity
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

LA CENTER, KY.
May %, 1904.


t. Il. Graham was on the sick list
Saturday
DR.. and Mrs. Hinkle from Hinkie
vile We're in town Saturday.
Mrs. G, H. Cothes and Mrs. Rutl
Cotner went to Blandville Tuesday
to spend week. with friends. Nh
Cothes went after them Sunday,
DR., Zach Dismukes and his son, Or
Julian Of Paducih, spent Thursda,
with DR.. Rollings at linkleyille an(
Friday with La Centre friends
Hon. James Alensworth, an attor
ney of Hopkinsyille, visited his
cousin, Hon. Med, Ferguson, Of this
place Friday and Saturday Me may
locate in La Centre.
Mrs. T. r. Graham, of this place
spent Thursday with the family OF
Alexander Northngton at Hazelwood
Mr.. Garth K. Ferguson and his sis.
ter. Miss Lillian, DR. Charles Merrl.
weather and II. O, Perryman went to
Blandyille Thursday night to attend
the commencement exercises of
Blandvlle college Thursday night.
La Centre school will close June
18th with an old fashioned picnic in
the woods north of town.
h. f. Bradshaw will begin the erer.
tlon OF a ten-room residence on the
west side in about week.
The board Of directors of the bank
OF La Centre held an important meet.
ing Saturday afternoon
G. j. Abbott. route agent for tho
American express, and S. J. Lawsha
travelling auditor for the Illinois Cen
tral made the transfer at the Illinois
Central depot from Miss Matte with
ers to II. Q. .Perryman Saturday. Mis-
Withers will substitute at Kevil mex
month.
W. E. Rushing, Joe Shelby, Chas
Turner, Nick Connars, ]. NJ. Skinner
Miss Withers, Dude Stevens and 9th |
ers visited Sells & Downs circus q
Padncah Thursday night
A. T.. Scott and wife. of Paducah
visited the two Rushing families las |
week Mr. Scott is a brother of Mrs
= Rushing While here he Dough,
two lots on First street on which h,
viii erect a business house this sum
mer AT present he is a switchma,
FOR the Illinois Central at Paducah.
Mrs, Alice Trewala, of Hinklevillp
visited her grandchildren, Mary Bel
md Henry Bishop Friday Miss Mar,
Bet spent Saturday and Sunday a
he home of Judge Hines.
G. w. Pratt, of Martin. Tennessee
eft for his home Friday. He will re
urn in about two weeks to com,
nence excavating the basement and
for the new college build
ng. The brick yard has Just finished
the first lot of brick for the
'ollege. The workmen will get busy
IN college hill soon.
Mr.. Butler Stevens. known TO the
police as Dude" finished tho amount
If street grading that he is to do
Thursday Dude" is a splendid fel.
ow and he has added much to the
social life of our town during his
ihort soiourn. He will remain a few
lays the guest of his brother, DR.. w. |
+. Stevens and then return 10 his
nome at Lovelaceyille
Mrs. DR.. J. ID. Rolings and Mrs.
Jennie Gourley, of TIinkleylle. spent
in La Centre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
People and Their Doinga.
Concluded from Fourth Page

things which / have 1een. But | am
mol putting anything into the hands Of
. publisher"
Tom Tobin, an old scout and Indian
fighter won known as a lormcr com.
paion Of kit Carson is dead at Fort
Garland, Col Tobin served as a scout
to the government troops In eXpedt
tons against hostile Nayajos and
Mexican bandits Ills most famous
exploit was the killing of the last IL
the famous Eapinoza brothers ana his
nephew who had committed numer
Gus murders of white people in south
ern Colorado because of religious
fanaticism. A large reward for them
had been offered by Governor Adams
The territorial executive.
Hungary has produced an infant
prodigy in music, Franz Won Vecsey
10 years Of age. When 2 years old he
initiated the violin with piece Of
%ood and a stick, as lesser prodigies
have sometimes done. AT he sang
from ear the most complicated violin
compositions, which he could neither
play nor read, had lessons at ana at
s went to the Buda-Pesth conserya.
tolre, where he literally rompet
through the course under flubay. lie
has presents from the kaiser and the
c2ar and Is going to London this sea
with q personal letter from the dow
aver czarina to King Edward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Americans Not FOREIGNERS.

The American is never called a for
eigner by his English kin, Neither
the Royal Academy nor the Inns of
Court exclude Americans under their
rules which disqualify foreigners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
improving French Wateruiavc

The French Chamber Of Deputies
recently voted to expond the sum Of
$too00o 600 for the Improvement Of
canals, new water works and the OK
tension Of seaports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Unemployed Jinrikjsha Mar

The rapid extension of electric car
ines in Toxic has thrown over 10000
linrikisha men out of employment.
shortly before the war there was talk
If their emigrating to H0kkaido.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Household Hint.

In presenting your husband with
poker chips always buy the cheapest
grade; they are made Of sealing wax
and may serve you we'll when you are
in the throes of canning season and
run short Cleyel nd Leader
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

Indigestion is a foe to all things. II
the stomach is Ill at ease there is no
peace anywhere in the system, from
the brains, which are dull, to the feet,
which are heavy
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Youth and Ace.

fhe further / get from youth the
more | appreciate It. Wisdom, | see,
does not compensate for the loss of
7nthusiasm.-Bishop Westcott In Con.
temporary Review.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Pneumonia and Alcoholics.

OF every one hundred alcoholics at
tackled by pneumonia, seventy die,
while of every one hundred non-aIco.
holics so attacked, only twenty three
die.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
Sanitary Test.

The death rate Of infants and young
children those under five years Of
AGES the true test of the sanitary
conditions and of the sanitary admin.
istration of community.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

Nearly oneffth of the deaths In
Valparaiso are from pneumonia In
Bombay the deaths from the same dis
ease are in the ratio Of only twenty.
tx in 10000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
lupus HOSPITAL.

Vienna is to have a lupus hospital
which will provide accumulation for
The treatment Of a hundred patients
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

Government Serum Laboratory.
The German government intends to
erect at Marburg a state institute for
the preparation of all known curative
serums for human beings and ami.
mails.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30
London Musicians.

1t Is said that in London there are
no fewer than 10000 professional mn.
sicians Of various grades, and that
more than half Of them are women.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

\ special election to be held IN. Ora
township on Friday June 3. to vote
on the matter of issuing bonds in the
amount of $500 for bridge constrne.
ton The bridge matter has been dis,
cussed for some time and IL was de-
cideil to settle it by a vote Of the
people.
The school enumeration. which has
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-30

Nothing turns mans hair cray 80
quickly as trying to please woman
who doesn't know what she wants.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

Ezra Walls, while bike riding on
Paradise lane last Thursday morning,
was attacted by two vicious Indian
cayuses. In the mixup the youth was
kicked on the hand, two bones
were broken and the skin badly
pealed off of his fingers. The bicycle
escaped injury. DR.. Rowley attended
the boy, and reports him getting along
nicely.
J. G. True OF Viento was in town Sat
urday. Mr.. True considers the Glacier
q very good paper Last September he
inserted "Girl Wanted" ad, and the
very same day the paper was issued q
bouncing boy arrived at his home. Mr.
True is in charge of the planer for the
Oregon Lumber Co., at Viento. He says
his company expects to begin loading
ties in few days.
Joseph Frazier completed the plaster
work on Mr.. Metcalf's new house in Bel
mont, last week. He also finished plas-
tering an addition +. G. Church hat
recently put onto his house. Mr.. Fra
zier came TO Hood River 20 years ago.
He says he is better able to work today
than he was then. He had to use
glasses then, but has no use for then
now.
Mary the six-year-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. 0linger, had the misfor
tune to break her leg one day last week
The little girl was crossing the street q
the time ,and catching her foot in hole il
the cross,walk she was tripped up AM
injured. She was given prompt medca
attention and is now mending rapidly.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

There promises to be lively building
boom in Hood River this summer.
Architect J. +. Stranahan is already
preparing plans for the following build
ings A $40, 1000 brick, two stories, for
Hon. +. l.. Smith, corner Oak and Third
streets; a 81 200 residence for Il. 0.
Blanchar, cashier in the First National
bank, the residence to be located near
A. A. Jayne's home in RiVerview Park;
house for Mrs George p. Crowell,
opposite the residence of Captain A. 5,
Blowers, the same to cost between
So, 800 and 81, ,000 a residence for Il. X.
Bradley, the job printer, to cost $4,000,
and to be 44x44 feet in extent; a resi-
dence of his own in Winans addition,
to cost $1,000,
Masons began on the stone work to the
foundation for the f. l.. Smith brick,
Tuesday. This building is to be 30 %
feet in extent. The first national bank
will occupy the corner, 20 x 40. Next ia
the bank on Oak street will be the main
entrance OF the store room to be occupied
by j. e. Rand, the merchant, Facing
Third street there will be another store
entrance, cnnecting with the store room
ON Oak street. The bank will have a
corner entrance. The second story oi
the building will contain l3 or more
rooms for Office use. When completed
this building will be one of the most i'm
posing bricks in the city.
The White Salmon Enterprise has
the following to say of the marriage
Sunday, May %, OF Fred Groshong tc
Miss Ida Parratt of Glenwood "Tht
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

upwards OF three successful retailing during which time this store has
the infancy has taught the wisdom
buying cash. AS this principle has been dominant factor the development
this to the
the minds The immense advantage this readily dn
Especially this the this which
rapidly volume month MONTH until regarded by lar
the Wasco County In fact there towns which sell
many dry goods this one Store alone
modest 1t TO be
efficiency upon at
lead and to follow
this business realized at that tremendous
small profit theend better results than the
ofasoned big profits occasional account ana
must have prices high enough to offset the losses
do not our
outlet the cash purchasers
population This word explains the success OF the
purchasing organization
with their BUSINESS ana WHOM
with that fidelity and interest that their
their avOrs increasing degree
anything the relations between and which we not
fail acquan with the facts so as TO en-
able toke with all our old friends
who have not mt'o ~
all times that they may become
anodd py
consequent purchasing power cou
organization and this enables us TO oe
assorted stocks and RELIABLE
service
= truly,
FRANK A. CRAM.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

bridegroom, Fred Groshong, is the
elder son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gro
shong OF White Salmon. His grand
parents live near by. The Groshongs
are classed with the old settlers, having
been here 16 years, and are q family
who stand we'll to the head OF social
affairs. Fred is only little over 81,
and while living at home, though q
grown man he never did thing which
he knew his mother TO be opposed to-
which showed nobleness of character
rarely attained. The bride, Miss Ida
Parrot, who lived with her parents
near Glenwood, is young woman OF
domestic habits and is fond of her par
ents and of her home.
There has been a great increase in the
production OF barley in the Pacific
Northwest in the past three or four
years, the increse being more notable
last year than in any previous year.
Barley Is not used extensively in the
Northwest for feeding purposes, but the
barley grown in Eastern Washington,
| Eastern Oregon and Northern Idaho IL
| in especial demand for brewing purposes
and the exports of the grain are growing
rapidly. Rural Northwest.
Miss Grace Eliot accompanied her
father, DR.. Il. L. Eliot, to Hood River,
Saturday. DIR. Eliot occupied the pull
pit in the Unitarian church Sunday
morning, in the absence OF his son,
w. G. Eliot, who is the minister in
charge. DIR. Eliot's sermon was enter
tanning and wholesome, as they always
| are.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

Washington ice cream at Rowley q
Company's.
$4,000 to loan on farm security
W. j. Baker.
New soda water fountain at Rowley
& Co.'S. All the new delicious fiavors.
don't fail to call and inspect the Side
Delivery Glover Buncher at Mcdonald
& Henrich's.
See the 1904 sickle grinder sold by
Mcdonald q Heinrich.
Champion machine oil and six brands
of axle grease at Mcdonald & Heinrich e
"Bee Line" bnggies straight as a
string, $45up at Mcdonald q Heinrich 8
Buy the "Draw Cut" mower They
will cut where all others fail. They
never break and last forever. McDon'
aid & Heinrich.
We can attach Side Delivery wind
rover to any mower. Call and see it
| Mcdonald 4 Heinrich.