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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26
RACE WAR DEVELOPS
FROM BEEF STRIKE.

Chicago July 26-Deveopment of rapidly proceed
through the strike district trouble starting the
OF Armour Company, Swift G. Company and Nelson Morris &
Company where all the dining girls quit account Of the
OF coored cooks That the the young
but inferred their desire aid the sympathetic strike
AS rapidly girl took off her apron and walked coored
employed her place Threupon girls in Swift
Companys place quit in body, Nelson Morris Company
and 80 at Armour & Companys
The first step taken by the feminine strikers to march
hall and hold meeting there where decided form them
selves for picket duty and that girls the yards
work Four girls roughly handled by the girl pket but
seriously hurt
NEARLY FULL OPERATION.
Despite the fact that regular employees
strike stock here all the big packing plants declared
to be nearly full operation today Nearly every who
yesterday claimed been replaced who belongs
union.
the engineers asserted with
possibly exceptions remained in their places The total
stationary engineers employed in the packing plants and
yards is
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Continued on page Two.
(Second Edition)
Madame will be source OF pleasure 10
YOU and all the family. See tomorrow's
News
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Watch for Madame's great offer In to-
morrows News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-26

Watch for Nadame's great offer in to-
morrows News
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When. you have once seen Madame you
will be pleased. See tomorrow's News.
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A DfuTTIN0 that newspaper aA-
"A vertislug Will sen goods.- the
i question Of how much newspaper
ladvegtisluY you should do becomes
\ one of how much goods you can
\ sflor1 60 sell. That's all there II
ok
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WANTED

One, good solicitor; must be honest, In
Austrfous and have references. None other
win be considered. Apply at News
office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
CARBoNDALE.
April L.

April u.
Fk2 oath annual convention Of ,ae
Wonans Home and Foreign Mission
airy Societies of tn Cairo Preshytery
viii be held in the Presbyterian
church. Cohden. Tuesday and Wei.
ncsday Of neg: week Mrs. C. G.
Lawrence IS prcsid Mt this year, ara
Mrs sam f. Brash one Of the vice
presidents, Those from Clraondale
IN The program are Miss Bessie Sal
ter ana Mrs, Brush
Quito q nambar Of Carhaadal cit
3ens are reported 10 BE- seriously i'll
At present win Hopper has had a
relapse and Is confined to the hoGse
and Is report i quite ill., " 4. Gray,
the merchant Of North East street.
has been i'll for some time and is in
feeDle health at present Mrs. Bapoy
Cochran IS critically i'll a, the East
Side Hotel.
John Smith for many years a resi-.
dent Of Carbondale. died at his home
in st. Louis Friday. He had been in
poor health for some time, a second
stroke of paralysis recently being The
direct cause of his death
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
BARDWELL, KY.
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April 12.

April u.
Ed Burke, Of Cairo, was In the city
yesterday and bought two fine horses
from Anderson & Shoffer,
Robert Carey of Birds Point was
home Sunday
C. w. Blanks, of Kirbington, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. CIV, Larson, the state agent
of the American Soda Fountain, in
company with f. G. Fisher went to
Arlington Friday and sold L. b. owen
a soda fountain.
We win have two ice dealers this
season, J. A. Hutson and Cherry Malt
Co. W. l.. Elliston will manage the lie
for the Cherry Co.
The green tag sale at VI r. Turks
is attracting great deal Of attel
ton
w. H. Simmons has been promoted
at Dunbar Mil & Lumber Co.
Attorney James b. Ray. Of Frank.
fort. was here the first part of the
week ON visit and returned yeGter-
day,
A few days ago at the annual meet.
ing Of Cherry Malt Co w b. Fisher
was elected president and treasurer
and w. l.. Elliston was elected sec
rotary and r. q. Fisher general man
ager
Tony Horn and ] s. Roberts vii
work for the Cherry Malt Co. this
season.
W. =. Fisher, w. j. White and W
II. Harlin left yesterday to attend a
murder trial
Il. +. Fisher is suffering from
rheumatism.
Rev. P. H. Fields baby is suffering
from pneumonia
l.. b. Owens, the popular and hand.
some druggist of Arlington, was in
the city yesterday.
The Barlwel graded school will
close Friday, April 15 The Normal
will begin Monday, April 10, This
has been a good term and everyone
is satisfied
On account of i'll health ]. D. Fish
CT, the leading druggist of this town,
has soll his drag store to RI G. Fish
er ana J. A. Hutson. The style Of
the new firm is The Fsher-tutson
Drug company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
DONGOLA.
April ~. 1904.

Mrs B. II. Anderson. of Ulin
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
J. N. Healy.
Harry Poor. of Pulaski, ILL.,, trans
acted business here Monday
Messrs. James Lingle and Charles
Crawford, of Jonesboro. transacted
business here Monday.
]. II. Howell. of Anna. visited with
friends here Thursday.
Henry Pitted made a business trip
to Anna Saturday.
J. G. Dewitt, Of Anna, was in Don
COLA a short time Saturday.
J. G.. Conine, of Anna, transacted
business here Saturday.
County Sup arintendent w. Brown
held Teachers Examination here
Thursday and Friday of last week
Thirty-one took the examination g-s
Rev r Smith made a business trip
TO Mound Cisy Friday.
mrs Dr. Earnheart returned 10 hsr
home here Friday after an extended
visit with relatives in Mill Greek and
Jonesboro.
Miss Birdie Clutts returned to her
home in Cairo Saturday after a shor
visit with the family of Eli Dillow
vest Of town.
The Misses Adah Bnrghcs and Gle
va Tash were the guests Of Mrs.
T. NJ. Henley Saturday and Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
TOSSED HIN UP AGAIN.

center Of the cows forehead. When she
reproached him for this he laughed ut
her ana climbed the fence and went
home.
Not long after that he came back,
though. and began to paint another pic
turc Of the trees and grass and the sky.
"0h, the beautiful sky he cried
aloud "The beautiful sky! How
could live in the sky, with its wonder
ful blue"'
Now, the COW had crept up behind
him, and when she heard him say that
she lowered her head and tossed him
up as high as she could.
"How do you like the sky now" she
cried as he came down.
Before he had time to reply she toss
ed him again.
"Why don't you stay up there in the
beautiful sky when send you there"
asked the COW as he came down the
second time.
And then she tossed him up again.
When he struck the ground the third
time, the artist took to his heels and
ran home without waiting for his pie.
ture or his paints. Atlanta Constitti-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGF1BORS


Diamond street, away olt near the
city levee. to colored man named
Gus Fowler, for $3.50 in gold. Mound
City realty is certainly looking
straight up"
Maude Maddox, the Metropolitan
Insurance boss, was in ST. Louis yes.
terday.
w. X. Rodman the druggist, has no
opposition as candidate for alder.
man for tho Second ward to succeed
himself.
VIM. Michem has declared himself
candidate for alderman for the First
ward, He is a worthy ana deserving
man
The proposition by the lightweight
alderman from the Third ward to tear
out the arc light on extreme upper
Main str2et and have il moved a block
further south thus putting it down
in "Niggerwool Swamp" is not only a
direct stab at the best property in
terests in the Third ward, but brands
the alderman as one.half knaye and
the other half seml-idotic.
Clip Hughes has purchased an auto.
mobile and it win not be many years
till Main street is ornamented with a
pair Of sun perch eyes and a cap that
would bluir a Kentucky moonshiner,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

and Annie Copeland, died at o'clock
April Slh. Funeral services at their
home at ? O'Clock Sunday April 10,
conducted BIZ r G. Gaunt lnterment
IN the Masonic cemetery.
A. a. Bartlesoa and Mrs Mary
Grain. Of this city, drove to Olmstead
last Sunday aad were quietly married
by the Rev. James Dartleson. Their
many friends wish tham much Joy
II. NJ. Lewis, of Nohlasvillc. Ind, IS
here visiting his father J. A. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Little visited at
DR.. rar's Sunday
Oliver Cfippan spent Sunday in
town At G. 3, Walkers.
Mrs. Fife Elkins mas been visiting
at Jim Moore's for several days he
returned home Saturday.
Rue Wright and Liga Crppen visit
ed in Olmstead Sunday
Mrs. j. W. Doty made a business
trip TO Vienna Monday morning
W M steyers went to Cypress
Monday on business.
Pro-. Nj Doty went to Cairo Mon
day.
Miss Blanche ana Guy Reaa, Of
Belknap, visited hero Saturday
Mrs. w, O. Stevers, of Mounds. Wis.
tied over Sunday with relatives here.
Father Pleper went to Vienna Sat
urday to fill his regular appointment,
Prof l.. b, Mcdowell was a Be.k-
nap visitor between trains Saturday.
Miss Flora Moore returned home
Saturday, after a pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs, j H. Bristow, in
Mound City.
Miss Rosa Barber, of Legings Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Lewis.
Nh Voplc of Morton, Ill.,, proprie-
tor of the planning mill at this place,
is here this week looking after his
business interests.
Mrs. r. +. Williamson of Springer.
ton, H., is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Annie Copeland
Mrs. X. C. McGill is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Fannie purnell was shopping
in Cairo Wednesday CT last week.
W. NJ. Stevers made business trip
to Mound City and Mounds Saturday,
Press Billingsley, of Oalitown was
down Saturday,
A. p Shredder made business trip
to Cairo Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

Mr. and Mrs L. Dillow spent Sun
day in Cairo, While there Mr.. Dill
low consulted an oculist
j. r. Dayault and wife and broth.
or, Lewis Of Spokane, Wash, arrived
here Sunday to spent the summer
O. O. Woodward went TO Murphys-
boro Sunday 10 attend court He has
ent red suit against the !. G. L. X.
company for the loss OF foot while
in the employ Of the company
The Missos Izora Reggs and Lulu
Dale departed for Centraia Monday
morning. where they viii tax 3
Commercial course in Browns Bus-
mess College.
C. NJ. Clifford departed for East
St Louis Monday where he has pc
ston as barber
The supernt -nden; Of the rural
routes. y. J. Neyins, was here Monday
inspecting proposed route No. 3,
Mrs. M. NJ Meyers. Of Benton, H.
district deputy oracle Of the Royal
Neighbors of America. organized q
camp here Monday night, with TWEEN
tyf0ur members. M
). S. Seyerle, district deputy hHa?
consul of The Modern WooImen q
America viii organize strong camp
at camp ground next Thursday night
-lhe Dongola camp viii attend in a
body and the Dongola team will per
form the ini.iatory cork
Thos. Smith win fiji his usual ap
pointmant at the Congregational
church noxt Sunday both morning
and evening. His topic for the morn
ing services will be The Three Young
Men Who said No. and Stuck to It.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir in the evening
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

April IL, lSU4.
Or. Robinson will soon get into his
new building
Mrs Cheek, who has been visiting
her home in Green Castle, Ind, re
turned to Ullin Saturday.
James Thompson Is on the road
this week in the interest of r. Man
gan and company, commission mer'
chants, Of Chicago, appointing local
solicitors.
Mrs w. w. Miller is reported very
sick. Or. Winstead, of Wetaug, was
down Monday ANA pronounced her
case as measles.
The funeral of Mrs Grey was al
tended by large o1ncourse 81
friends Monday lnterm2nt at New
Hope cemetery,
There is announced lecture al
the NJ. Il. church Wednesday night
b. a yoanG man from hcmcaia, which
sill We 1c1 II Ia 2 v,r .n#"uc'iYa on
tertainmlnt. as he viii portray the life
OF the Armenians in the Turkish en-
pire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

April IL, 1904.
Miss Sadie Main, of Rago, visited
the family of her brother. Geo. w
Main over Sunday.
Grant Huff, OF Cairo, a former res.
idcnt of this place, paid short Wis.
it to relatives and friends here recent.
ly
William Jamison. who was sent to
the insane hospital at Anna some
months ago, has been brough home
by his children We do not know
whether he will return or not.
G. w. Ewers has enlarged his ice
cream parlor and as soon as the sea
son opens will be ready to serve the
public with cool soft drinks ana delic-
iOus cream
Don't miss the bible institute to be
held at the M, r. church Thursday
and Thursday evening
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
WICKLIFFE, KY.
<<++ %<++ <~<+ .
April Y.

April 10.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church Wednesday evening
by an Episcopal minister whose name
we did not learn. Elder Ford of the
Christian church. will preach al the
same place Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing,
AT last Saturdays meeting of the
Knights Of the Maccabees J. l.. vii,
liams Tas elected delegate and j. A.
Miller alternate to the state conven-
ton of that order 20 be held at Ash
land, Ky, May 5th.
Circuit court conveneS in Wckliflo
next Monday, with the attendant
grand jury, and we presume sher2
will be the usual exit OF young foulks
tanl some older ones, too who don't
know nothin
r. o. Humphreys little girl has
been QUITE sick but IS reported to be
better.
Rey Fields did not preach al the
Methodist church Sunday evening
that that il congregation might 80 to
hear Rev. Moore'8 farewell sermon at
the Christian church.
VA store at Moscow, Ky, was bur.
glarized Sunday night We did no,
learn particulars.
The Ladies' Aid viii meet with
Mrs. Susan Shelton Thursday after
noon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
MOUNDS.
April 70, 1909.

April IL, 1909.
Miss Nellie King, of Mound City
was the guest of Miss Maggie koonce
Sunday.
Otto Moore visited in Mound City
yesterday
The Misses Halle and Mayhem
Huntington, of Centralla, are visiting
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs l. N Toler, of Anna
are visiting their daughter, Mrs, E
Turks.
Mrs j. w. Rolley, of Pulaski, was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Fitzpatrick, yesterday
f. I. Stevenson has returned from
his trip to Paducah,
Mrs. win Robinson. who has been
visiting relatives in ullin, returned
Sunday, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. Myrtle Bayne.
The services conducted by Rev
Father Engle, of Mound City, al the
home Of j. Travers Sunday, was
largely attended,
Messrs. Charles Lane and Abe Tiel
were Cairo visitors yesterday
Ralph Burgett. aged II years, died
Sunday at a. m, with congestion Of
brain lnterment will be at Beech
Grove cemetery Monday. April II, az
p. m.
Miss Annie Vincent, Of Cairo, Wis
tied Mrs. Geo Blank yesterday.
Mrs. John Koehler, of Cairo. Is Wis.
ting her brother, Mr.. Frank Black
and family.
Miss Lucyc Stern. of Mound City
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. III
Schiller.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

Banner Shoe and Clothing House. Corr
ner. Eighteenth and Commercial Ave.
20 lbs. granulated sugar 81; freshtr
dates, &c per pound seeded raisins,,r
pGr ID. Zoe; figs. per lb. Sc.
c A. PETIT, 1921 Washington avenuesj
N. Sander, the leading merchantss
tailor. has the largest and best stock Z,
Ct suitings ever brought to Cairo. noneT
can duplicate his work or prices Y
New ideas new novelties In cardso
new and up-tu-date lightings and
poses. II. S. Blockley. Shoemakers
Studio, 500 Washington avenue. u
3D. Michael Clothing Store and Loan !.
Office Is doing fine business. Hun
dreds Of satisfied customers take ad-ts
vantage of the big bargains offered. D
Boy, misses and chlldren's foot. Z
wear. The most complete line In the
city: slippers. Oxfords and shoes. n
Prices the cheapest. B. McManus Jr. \,
Fox Brand" high grade groceries.
Good all the time-trade supplied by
Mcknight Keaton Grocery company. n
Merchants only. =
ACairo's Tailoring House will make
You coat, pants and vest as cheaply"
as you can buy a ready made suit. N
Order your Easter suit $40 Conll. av.
w J. Cochran, prescription drug
gist. 1ll3 Washington ave. Watch this
store grow. Read his prices on his
specialties. 1t will benefit you. IL
G. A. Swoboda, the grocer, the dry u
goods man, the meat market. viii cup :,
ply your wants and you will have !
money left 27ll Coml. ave. /,
Wood and Bennett company, whole. 5
sale grocers. Mail orders given
prompt attention We solicit the Is
trade of merchants only. II
Harry w. Schuh's drug store has e
fine line of brushes. combs and toilet E
articles that he Is selling at remark p
ably low prices. IT'S Com. ave.
w. r. 0'Shea, Sth ST.. leading gro =
Ger. Culler's butter. Martins steam :
bread, Kingan's meats, Helms 81 va :
rietles best goods on the market. !
White Horse Inn. neatest. eleanest :
and best place IN Cairo for your fore
noon and afternoon refreshments. A
visit will convince you, $40 Wash. av. !.
Guys Loan Office. lady's aand gents a
clothing cheaper than ever. See our .
jcwelry. rings, watches. pistols, rifles
ard shot guns. sol Coml avenue. e
The Golden Eagle Clothing and shoe D
House sells shoes and clothing that c
never fail to please. Fit anr workman
ship guaranteed. col Com Ave. i
Listen to Stone Bros. Salt 81 per ;
barrel: Mothers oats. for CSC; :
creamery butter. 25cs tomatoes. 3 {
cans for 25c: pure lard. Toe. :
Going TO build or repair this !.
spring? See Kelly Bros. Lumber Co. :
for anything in lumber or building !
material.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
O. . o 9 a O o . . . .

Fred Sticher, the grocer, Coml ave.
and 18th st., has fine line Of all
kinds of canned goods. fresh eggs and
excellent dairy butter.
M. G, Metzgec Drug Store. Ia the
place to get excellent remedies for
all your aches and pains, giving You
ease and comfort Wash. and Goth st.
Walters and Sherlck grocery and
meat market. is the best patronzcd
grocery and meat market In Cairo,
Welcome to all Eighth street
II. Il. Cannon, coal dealer at
Wheelers old stand, has a big trade
In coal and kindling wood. lie saves
you money every time
James Meehan, grocer and leader In
good things to eat, fresh eggs. good
dairy butter sweet milk. butter milk,
game In season Both phones.
John p. Mockler's Grocery and
Meat Market Every thing for dinner,
breakfast and supper It's a pleasure
10 trade at this store
Haas is one of Cairo's wide-awake
elothiers. He fills his store with
,lothing and gents furnishings that
people like to wear Gl5 Coml ave.
We do hanging and painting EN-.
ployng only the host mechanics. Lar.
gest stock Of wall paper and art goods
Lancaster & Rice, 2l3 Eighth street.
Have you seen the latest pins. rings.
and charms at w f. Smiths Jewelry
store on Washington avenue? They
would make fine Easter presents too,
John A Miller Jewely Store. Cor.
9th and Coml ave, Is headquarters
for anxious buyers of reliable jewelry
for The least money see our diamonds.
Uncle Joe's Hotel, best $100 a day
house in the three states. You get
the best Of everything TO eat and
drink, and nice clean bed.
II. r. Rothenberger, shoe store,
sells a first class wearing shoe for
$3.50 and the FIRST quality leather for
$500 Try a pair Of the $3.50 shoes
John Beck Reliable Battery viii de.
liver to all parts Of the city al kinds
Of bakery goods, bread. cakes. pies
and rolls. They are o. K.
Cairo Sand. Lime and Cement Co.
4 successors to Fitzgerald Bros) spec.
ialties in lime, cement, hair. plaster
er's supplies. river sand and feed.
Botto's restaurant and bar is one Of
the best p1tronized places in Cairo
and you can get a fine meal for 25o
as ordered,
Gholson's Star Clothing House will
rig You out with shirts collars and
an elegant line OF now neckwear. The
1901 styles are swell. see them.
d. F. McCarthy's wagons always on
time giving you plenty Of heat from
the excellent hard and soft coal he
handles Phones 3s3 Cairo. lGe Bell
Chas. F. Miller, reliable jewelry
store. will be glad To show you line
OF watches that never fail TO keep ac-
curate time. very low prices.
styllsh healger We are showing
the UP . date styles in spring hats
in ali the latest styles and colors.
Priced to you at 500; $3.50; $500
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
GRAND CHAIN.
April u, 1907.

April IL, 1901.
DR.. A. I. Brown, OF Vienna. was
down Friday in consultation with DR.
Doty in The case OF Douglas Copeland
youngest son Of ]. D. Copeland. who
Is very sick with a complication Of
diseases.
Maggie HouseWright. Of Oaktown
was down on business Friday.
Mrs. r. Purcell is visiting In Belk-
nap this weel.
Miss Ruhie Stevers is visiting her
sister. sairs. v o. S:evera. il Mounds
this week.
Douglas, the youngest son of J. D.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

Golden.
April II. 1904.

April II, 1904.
Mrs. C. A. Bell, Of Marion. is here
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joe Thomas, who was report
ed last week as being very sick, is
much better today (Monday)
Nelson Crandall is here visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
CranIall.
Miss Fannie Key. dressmaker
from st. Louis, is stopping with Mrs.
e. O. Sterrett
Mr.. Hoofstetetler. who was here
last spring. will be in town again and
begin series Of temperance lectures
Tuesday night.
The Cairo district Ladies Mission
airy society viii be held here In the
Presbyterian church the 18th and
18th OF this month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13

April IL, 1So4.
Grave fears were entertained for
the safety of the fruit last night, as
the weather was so frigid in its ten
dency that if the weather had not re-
NAMED cloudy and more or less
freely, peaches, pears and plums-
which are now shedding bloom and
thus directly exposed to the rigors 81
the severe would as
suredly have been seriously damage1
il not destroyed outright. Danger
from frost is now considered passed,
Mrs. Jed Williams, of Graysboro,
Mo, has been visiting friends In
Mound City.
John Adams, an old eolored veteran
of the civil war, has received a pen
sion of $27 per quarter. AS he was
in very humble circumstances, and
like most poor men has about a dozen
in his family, it may be imagined how
exquisitely happy he is. 4.}iil
Miss Nellie Sweeney is recovering
from a severe and tedious Illness.
Dan Hogan Jr, made business
trip to Mounds yesterday.
Joe Masterson, who has been EN-
ployed at Charlottesville, Mo, for
some time, has come home.
Rev. r. Smith, of Dongola, Congro
gationaist, occupies Rev. J. NJ. Suth
erland's desk in this city this evening
a; 1880.
Simon Bray, of Evansville Ind, has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jer'
ry O'SuIliyan.
Ed O'IIare and Jerry 0SuIlivan are
home from a working sojourn in 81
Louis
IL looks now as though Judge f. ?.
yesterday will have no opposition for
the Republican nomination fer the Of
flee of circuit clerk. He should most
assuredly have none. His fitness for
the position is away beyond that 0i
those who have formerly occupied the
place: his claims on his party are un
questioned. and he merits both a
nomination and an election without
contest.
Major Dan Hogan has sold lot on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
Al Hpirral Story For
Little Folks
The Cow S RevenQo

There was once Il COW With brass
ring in her nose that lived alone in the
big pasture of Farmer Clark. One day
an artist came into the pasture to paint
picture, and the COW thought it was
so very fine that she said
won't you paint me oneY
"Yes," said the artist, ana he daubcd
big daub OF green paint right in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-13
Trust

Mrs. Grcene-I hope sou trust your
husband implicitly
Mrs Brown-Oh. yes. indeed. but ?
wouldn't have linn know Il for the
world II he was aware Of ms perfect
trust in him he might be tempted TO
take advantage Of it. you know.-Ex-
change.