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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
.sEyER RAJ HAVE S smashed HRoUG gil GORDON.
BYS PAU ~ AMBETH.

Especial copyroht 1so43
LONDON, lis hour adYices from the Far East
make Russian Port Arthur feet have
through Admiral Togos Gordon and
Kiar Gau which week they
We're crippled battle
ships which believed have been the battle have been
accounted for s
reported to have ln
dobedy the battles modern times has been
fought BIT details reached the outside world,
s5 Complications Are Now Likely.
Complications likely result from the action Of the apa
nec sezng torpedo boat Ricsh
telni harbo tonight boat had complied
with all Of the Chinese authorities when the japanese
harbor the destroyer which they
Immediately removed from the harbor, s8
be learned of the Of affairs Port
reports being contradictory nature
claiming hatthc by impossible
the other saying the larbor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
FOREST FIRE REATENs
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE
(By Associated Press.)

ST! JoHN's, N. Il r.. August II THE
'ravages \ Of forest fires along the OUT
skirts OF st j John's continue n this : eYeFl-i
Ing and threaten the cuonin which the
asylum for the insane containing 200 pa
,tents is situated, A force Of police with
Il detachment of hluejack cts from the
British cruiser Charybids and the French
warship Troude, have gone to the scene;
ii, an cndeayor to prevent the fire from
destroying the asylum and other build-
fings. The conflagrat!on Is SO extensive
that railroad trains are unable to pene-i
trato the forest. NJ NJ
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THREE TIMES AROUND,
BUT DRlFTED BACK
.E(By Associated Press,).

35 NEW YORK. August II he il-car-.
rying steamer Northeastern which ar
rived to-day from Sabine pass, reports
that tho schooner Bessie Whiting was
sighted on August o.about 10 miles;
north ot { Rlomond shoal lightship, twen-i
sty-four days out from New York, bound
for Char lest on, She had been three
times around Cape H tteras, but had
dtfted back, There were 46 8 other
lschooners, bound south, all becalmed.
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and Captured Dismantled
B Russian Boat Compile ations
Likely to FolloW.
ESCAPED CRUISERS ARRIVE AT KIAUCf1Al
Movements of approaching Fleets Still Under
asCloud=-= The Great Battle Has Been
Fought==Ku dpatkin Falling
Back on Nlukden. 1s
q s
4 4 y y s 5. y. i B. z ~. sys
s(ByS ySAssoclated Press.)i

CHE FOO cruisers Askod and
the chau Bay
exchanged sutes with German
August torpedo destroyers
the under
darkness showing lights and anchored OF Al
mile the Russian Riesiteln had
Associated Press vessels The
japanese said would depart at daylight
August MA boarding party from the two japanese
which entered harbor last
ed the dsnaned Russian this
morning O'clock The their small
during firing ed in Of his legs
Daybrea Japanese destroyer the Reten out
disappeared The consul claims that
ships o the dsantlng Of the
informed the japanese Of
this morning #S88S4 s8&s
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THE coNsTABLEs ARE: L:
REMANDED WITHOUT BAL \ !,
fRv ,,v Associated Press !

# SELMA. ALA, AUG, ll.--Ip their pre-,
hearing to-day on the charge
of murder In tho frst degree, p. q. Stan
III, b, F. Gheerys and NJ. NJ, Ransom We're
remanded to Jail Without bai 10 await the
action OF the grand jury. Edmund Bell.
q TneNro, was given into their charge last
Saturday, and II 10 alleged that the NO.
gro was taken from The onicers ana
jynched by q - " EsSros
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EPIDEMIC OF SAMLLP0 X
BREAKS OUT In ZION CITY
(I3y AssocIa ted PrcSs.)

84cHIcAGo. August li--An tdemic Of
sina lll,ox has broken. out In Zion City
the home Of John AleSapd Ter powie. the
so-cailed Divine heal y a II told. there
are said Ia be fifteen persons ~ with
the disease, although powie's lieutanat,tiy:
I claim thai there are but eight. All ofs
the ,atiar,ts have been Isolated and
pnwie ana his elders dali offss W
-pyay sSs 5aY their recoyerys
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NN0UNCEMENT FROM
PETERH0F IS Is EXPECTED
! (By5 Associated Press,)

z (By Associated Press,) s
ST. PETERSBURG. August 1l---5;2l F.,
M,-Dr, Rott, the imperial ccouch heur,
was hurrledly summoned to the villa
Alexandra at Peterhof this afternoon, and
announcement thence is expected hourly,
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\ M1NIAruRE ALMANAC. !. g
Richmond.

5as Dr. r. q. Teusler returns after five
years residence In Tokyo aid gives inter
egtiiig account of his life and work among
the Japanese, whom he has learned q TO 40
311lirc greatly Attorney l'hon,as Z, W.
Gardner advises Mayor and Council of
Barton Heights 20 give way 10 their sue
cessors and q resolution was nnannously o. :,
sso--C oal at the mines cheap per, but con-,
isumers here get no benefit from the lover
rat te--M Man dies instantly nft er standing 2,
"a long spell OF lines W or kn1an falls
sthrty-two feet and ySis severely. but not
fatally, injured $ TRANCE rrest ed II for
refusing to"noyc III p' on st rect ca F.
Bank man In touch with seaboard affairs.
discussing the sgg that The coass
ii SIS exceedingly improbable. hut some one
is auitely Increasing holdings Of seaboard
stock Man prostratcd by heat; a l are
5l1appening this sum err w rkman cuts
an 4 artery ii his wri ist-7- Boy run over
by bicyclist Man CHESTER, +
very ILL., New saloon at 1919 HUI Street
- Democratic clubs aga iii Pc ersonals
and briefs. # ~ n ss5s
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Xilr.Igin1iaa!.

s@ Mrs y Thurman granted al divorce from
BerryvilieMT VII G: he C ches teriield Gili@fuil Of
an unusual number OF dangerous pris-.
oners causing tho jailers To double pre-
cautions Freight 8 wreck on "a tlantic
many ca rs------.yA III immense factory, to
manufacture the products pf peanuts to
be established In Pete sburE- rhcs Front
Royal i Horse Show meets W large at
tendance and fine events sscnat tor NJ ar-l
Tin was a visitor at the STasley Fair, and
a record breaking crowd was there An
Amelia citizen dehes the cOnstab bic nd
threatens TO Kill him II L ne attempts TO
serve 3 wa rraIit on sS him leayy rains.
IN II clsnn wash away mil d ans and do
much other dalnag r e,na rka BILE revival!
IN "a tent at Lynchhurg with 31O &conyer
stions-C Congressman swa nsnn 5sS;s returns
S1rom Esopus very eI1t thusiast ics over the
Democratic candidate for presid lent.
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SUMMARY Of aE DAY's5NEWs
,rhe IVVeatt,er...

"A
yVAsH1 ON. Aug. liz Forecast for
4 Friday and Saturday: x, !, 3l2; &.
5avirginia-Fair in tierth. showers ~ ~
south portion Friday; Saturday falri fres res y
North carolnu-- Showers Friday and
Saturday, light to fresh yariable VIM y. g
I Little rain fell In Richmond yesterday.
but the day was humid and for the most
part cloudy S i
RANGE y TIL u oM ETEl Oh - y, i
D "A. M. - 7. ~
G. 12 M. = o.
NJ. * * :
II. NJ. 20 III
p. .9
IL midnight z. s.....f 5a
Average !. 4. J. i. !. !. !. so,s
Highest temperature yestcrday........ q III
Lowest temperature yesterda y. ....... q. .6 Z
Mean temperature yesterday ..:....... z. q e
Normal temperature for August. ..... g
Departure from normal alstemperature. I. ol VI
Precipitation during past n hours....
.sf MINIATURE ALMANAC, i.
i, gS5i9 q KugustJ12 1904.
Sun rises :. (. ..:ii:2i HIGH tt DE.
4 sun SETS. .7:OS Morning .....5 ;oo
Moon sets. .,.. .7:5s Evening .S ;z3
Il T a
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North Carl:oslina.5

Il hington Duke, a ged 10 obacco Million
aire or Durham. scr1 tIcaliy4 III with Scon-
gestlor OF the bra III Ca tain 3 w q.
Glenn speaks TO ia: large crowd a. g, Con-
afederate reunion at VIM ton---Segr
brings suit In Raleigh to show he was
right and then vnlnntnr ~ paid the costs
Joint ca anyass with his Republican oppo-l
men sonic annual plGI:lc atsly!nston,
Salem Il great success Inc breaking OF
pond floods a gold mine In Rowan
county, drowning clgh IN ell. ~ 8f
General.
Several Russian ships have succeeded
crnisers arrive at Kiauchau Bay; p
8anese violate avs Of neuira lityE and AZ at
tack and capture dismantled Russlan.tor--2
pedo-boatS dest troyer;; comp ications likely
Z to follow: !: details of heavy ifig ghtinga q
Port Arthur: Kuropat tkin laid to be fall-'
ing back on SMukden; reported that Port
Arthur has fal lien. but rumor Is dtscred-s
tted fortress said 70 pc IN deesper;n e.; :, te
movement on Yantai or ukden;s mystery
shronds movements OF torpndo boat de-
Rtroyers which left Port Arthur Will be
Sdisarmedea at once; Great Britain still dis.
satisfied with Russian explanation Of
sinking Of Knight Commanders; no repeti-
ton OF offense Likely: Baltic feet ordered
to be In readiness 10 sail on p Jug rust tn
5Democratic rally B al, College Point; assaiis
Republicans; says President has violated
Constitution and would provoke sectional
gdiscord---- artyf men approve utterances
OF n dge Parker IN ccepting nominatlon;
arrangements being made tor the cam
paign; cowherd "a move hea dauarters
to New York; Lam ont sstllls fayorite for
4 Governor udgcs Parker spend ds ida Y quiet
s1y al Esopns: reads comments on his
speech; Represent tive ollie J lanes. who
says Kentu1ky viii giyes ss 900 majority
4for Parker and Davis NJ cw York! Sun. goes
over to Republican camp; !; Wall Streets
part the campal lgn--E y, tohers VIII Y
matter&in Federal courts. aid will petit
tion for enforcement OF finjunc ton which
Attorney General is anxious t. dodge
i Georgia Legislature increases many sal
aries - isoners taken from Norfolk es-, esi,
capes from Police Court In Was shington----
Miners and operators ct dead lock 4 IN Ala
! situation yes terda Notorious negro
hanged at = Ebensburg Pa;7 ioyernor
Miss Roosevelt and Countess Cassinl are
present State Department has heard
nothing yet from Minister I4eishman at
Z Cons tantinople. d AS M d d II
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The Democratic Chain.

Continued on Third PEage.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
AN AMERICAN PRODUCT.
Scores Another Great Victory in
Germany.

Scores Another Great Victory in
Germany.
Prof DR. Lintner, director of the
scientific station for the brewing in
dustry of Bavaria at Munich" upon
analyzlng "Pilsncr Urquell," the heers
of the "Buergerliches Brauhaus" Of
Pilsen,. Bohemia, and "Auheuser.
Busehs Budweisar. unjer date of
May H. 1901 makes the following
statement sworn to before Dr. Pund-
ter. Royal Notary, and verified by
Hon James II. Woman. L. S. consul
general at Munich, Bavaria:
Upon subiecting the several beers
to careful analysis | find that the
Budweiser Beer, submitted by the
Anheuser1B Busch Brewing association,
ST. Louis, L. s A., is very similar, in
all its characteristics, to the finest
and best Pilsener beers 1t is effer,
vescent, clear and sparkling, has a
beautiful creamy foam and is possess
ell OF a pure, wholesome taste and an
exquisite hop flavor Its keeping
qualities by far exceed those of the
Pilsener beers, resulting from the use
of the very best materials in brewing
and the thorough maturity of the pro.
duct The analysis further shows that
no acids or other preservatiyes have
been used in its production, and as n
result of my examination | pronounce
Budweiser a well matured bottled
beer of the highest quality"
This acknowledgment, coming as It
does from the recognized headquar.
tiers of the brewing industry of the
old world, must be a great source of
qualification and in q measure a com
pensation to the Anheuser-Busch PEG.
pie for their unceasing efforts to pro.
duce the finest beer that can be made,
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WICKLIFFE, KY.
Juno 1g. 1901.

juno ~, lgUF.
The writer Travelled ten years in
the harvester business ana has OK
amined a great deal of wheat. but
saw some this morning that caps any
thing / have ever seen, and that is,
some heads of wheat grown on Judge
Tharps' farm, near Barlow, with FIVE
to ten grains Of wheat to the mesh
and tWenty-f0ur meshas to the head.
Most of the meshes contained seven
grains and the heads were not more
than three and one-haf inches long,
]. |. Dunn and wife went to Cairo
Thursday on visit to relatives and
friends They expect to return today
Saturday.
Miss Pearl Jenkins is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ora Shelton, in Bland
Vile.
Appearances Indicate that we may
very soon get that which we are
needing very much; we refer TO rain,
Masters Mallory Williams. of Cairo.
and Maynard Williams, of Wickliffe.
are visiting relatives in Carlisle coun.
ty near Barjwell They write that
they are doing well, though, indeed,
we have not heard of them tearing
down any Of the buildings. or killing
any of the stock, or even Gripping
themselves.
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ARLINGTON, KY.
+--+ +++ -%+ .
June 10, 1904.

June IL, 19O4.
W. S. Bryant and wife. of Kennatt.
No, are the guests of his brtdher. l..
J. Bryant
Mrs. DR. Wrighsis visiting relatives
and frieRls in Mayfleld this week.
s. A. McGary and ST ter, Miss Irma
visited in Union City the first of the
week.
Judge Will Ray, of .Bardwell was
here Saturday.
Joddie Riddle. wife ana family T.
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w. Blessing
Mrs Martha Hotchkiss. who had a
paralytic stroke ON Friday of lass
week is improving.
Mrs G. W. Greenup. of CLAY. Ky.
is here in the intere of the Greenup
Music company. of Louisville
Miss Mary Moore, Of town, is ar
tending the teachers institute at
Bardwell this week.
Mrs. Marion Hudson and daughter
Miss Je sic Of Jonathan. Mo. is the
guest of Mrs Mamie Flagle. Miss
Hudson. ii will be remembered visitel
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


here last year and made many friends
who are glad to welcome her back.
Mrs. Ed Grassland. Of Mayn III, ar.
rived SATURDAY ali is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs Hottie HAN Mrs.
Grassland will spead most of The um-
mer here while her husband is making
the race for judge Of Graves county.
Il. II. owen made a businc. 4 trip TO
Mdyheld Monday
Miss Ollie Lightfoot left Thursday
for Wingo to visit Miss Rozie Slaugh,
ter.
Messrs. J. H. Mcconnell, Chas. II.
Jone-. W. j. Giyelen, W. ]. Layton
ana DR.. JlJo r. Owen lief, Monday to
attend the Old sdliar'a reunion at
Nashville
Mrs Mouie Sharon and little son
Horace, of Chicago. is the pleasant
guest of Mrs D. W. Murphy since Fri,
day tlk
The board of trustees of Arlington
met again hast Friday night % again
take up the consideration of granting
a franchise to the Cumberland Tele-
phone company 1t was decided to al.
yertise the sale of The franchise for
three weeks to be followed by the
ale of the franchise to the highest
bidder on. Saturday July ,
Mrs. Steve Rulah, Of Clinton was
in Neville Friday.
Miss Christa Bartell visited in
Wickliffe Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19

The little aspen tree stands high
Upon the hin that guards the lane:
Her leaves are green as emeralds
Her praNtle is like dancing rain;
She gossips TO the wind, the sky,
And we are comrades, she ana l.
/ climb the hill at evenfan.
She stands so high she May look down
And whisper me II you have turned
The winding highway from the town,
And IN the wind5 arm bend TO see
Aud murmur that you haste to mo.
And with her hundred voices tell
Each step you take to reach my SIDE
And laugh IN merry mockery.
Pretend 10 scold. and weep ana chide.
And stand n moment mute In grief
Then laugh with every rustling leaf
And when at last you take my hands
And call my name IN mmicry,
She chatters It dozen times.
And then. in gay and clhsh gloe.
Attuncs her happy leaves TO this
The llsping cadence Of Il kiss
Theodosia Garrison
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ANNA. =
June IS, 1904.


/ Misses Mary Alden and Winnifred
Bouton won't to st. Louis yesterday
! Thursday where they will spend a
week at the Worlds fair.
The Carterville and Hospital base
ball teams played on the hospital
grounds Tuesday afternoon The
score was Is to 1 in favor of Hospital.
Jno4 Will3 was adiudgel insane
Tuesday and taken to the hospital
Rev Wiley Webster. of Ramsey.
H., is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II, Webster this week.
Children's day exercises will be
held at the United Evangelical
church next Sunday evening, An in.
teresting program has been prepared.
Mrs. E. r. Spence and daughter,
Edith, of Denver, Colo, arrived We'd
nesday for visit with friends in this
city. -
Mrs. j. f. Macksy, OF Grand Chain
M, was the guest Of Misses Alice
Willoughby and Beulah seay We'd
nesday and Thursday
Henry Slfford is working in the
county clerks office again, tempo.
rarly
Capt. Jno. Tolcr, of Carbonate. Wis
tied his cousin, j.. l. Toler, in this city
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. r. X LOOMS, Of Ma
kanda, are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wiley
The hospital band went TO San
dusky yesterday Thursday TO help
organize a Roosevelt-Deneen club.
Mrs. Willis Ridgeway and Mrs
Chas. Holland, of Sheridan, Wyo.,
are the guests of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs A. W. Robinson
Misses Helen Marks and Hattie
Kirkpatrick entertained a few friends
Tuesday evening at the formers
home on Chestnut street
A. j. Pickrell is spending few
days in st Louis this week.
Announcement has been received
of the wedding of DR.. W. r. SiGford to
Miss Blanche Anna Hardeman, of
Nashville, Tenn. Or. Silford is " son
Of Mr.. and Mrs D. Sifford. of Anna.
They are spending a few weeks trav-
cling in the north and west and will
visit Anna before returning 10 Nash
Vile
A patient at the hospital, Lilburn
Ryan, was drowned in the reservoir
Monday evening. While bathing he
was seized with cramps. W. O. Nc.
Farland, an employe. while trying to
rescue Ryan, narrowly escaped with
his life Ryan's father came down
Tuesday and took the remains TO Sa.
line COUNTY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19

urday for ST Louis, where they will
spend the summer.
MI and Mrs. W. r. Gibson Of
Graysboro, visited their daughter
Mrs. Jaeckel, here this week. They
were accompanied home by Miss Reta
1aeckel
Mrs. X. p Hall was a business Wis
itOI hero Friday
Misses Olga Fitzpatrick ana Hazel
Kennedy attended the COLLINS dance
in Cairo Friday evening.
a. Il. Plemons was q Cairo visitor
Friday
Little Misses Marguerite and Al
berta Blatead, of Waco Texas, are
visiting Mrs Cal Bushman.
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49,
The Garden of India.

Baroda is called The Garden of
India. 1t occupies a fine plain with
rich alluyial soil, well watered. and al
most entirely under cultivation. Ii
produces luxurious crops of grain,
cotton. sugar, tobacco and other
staples. and the greater part of them
are turned from raw material into the
finished product in factories scattered
throughout the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
MOUND CITY.
. = . . = = - .
June 18, 1904.

burglars We're somewhat active in
this city last night. The residences
of Geo, Parker and Pleas Heath, on
lower Commercial avenue, and the
residence of J. F. Council, on upper
Commercial avenue, We're entered,
They secured little booty at either
place They gained access to all the
houses by raising the lower sash Of
the windows.
John Rector made a brief visit to
Chicago yesterday.
James Tobin, the jolliest son of OH
Ireland in the land, was a county seat
visitor today.
The farmers of Pulaski county have
harvested thousands of tons of the
best timothy and clover hay ever be-
fore produced within the same sec
ton during the past six days. The
weather was apparently made to or
der for curing hay and the crop has
been housed or stacked in strictly
prime condition
Geo. Neadstine was over at Mounds
today.
Harry Tucker, who has been farm
ing at Valley Refuse has gone TO
Jonosboro, Ark, for permanent resi-
dence. He was accompanied by his
mother
The l. O. 0. lodge of Pulaski will
hold memorial services at Concord
cemetery, New Hope, on Sunday
June 26
The Modern Woodmen Of Olmstead
will hold a picnic and llshfry at Cal
edonia on the Ohio river, on Saturday
July 2.
Mrs, Lee piland, of Nashville,
Tenn, who has been sojournng with
her parents, Major and Mrs. b. l.,
Ulen, has returned home.
Miss Matte Mopley has returned to
her home in East Prairie, Mo, after
spending a week with Mound City rel
atiyos.
Mrs Maj Daniel Hogan and her two
daughters, Misses Rose and Blanche,
are in Chicago arranging for the
marriage of Miss Rose to Mr.. James
Elliott, of Nashville, Tenn, the we'd
ding to transprc at the Great North
ern hotel in that city on the 20th inst,
John Arnold and wife have gone to
Paducah, Ky, to reside Mr.. A. was
head sawyer for the Williamson Kuny
Lumber Co., in this city for several
months.
DR.. j. B. Mthis visited Mounds
Thursday
j. b. Taylor. the electrician was
performing work in his line in Mounds
today.
Matters of business called VIII
Dougherty to Mounds today
Mrs Dan Duvall has been visiting
relatives in Barlwell Ky
Miss Audrey Monkey has gone to
St Louis to see the fair.
John Long, who spent Wednesday
and Thursday in St Louis. returned
home today.
The Metal-Bound Package Co, has
just installed a fifty-five horsepower
engine. Il will drive the huge veneer
cutter, which the company lately pur.
chased .h
Dan Drake, a MetalBOund employe |
has very sore hand. He accidental. |
ly stuck the member against the teeth |
OF a larg. band saw.
j. G. Ford, manager of the Rhodes .
Burford Furniture store, spent today |
collecting in Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19

Pennsylvania. Colorado and New
kie9 are tAc only states that pro
sc anthracite. Pennsylvania, how
,cr produces practically all of the
AtEracite; OF the total production OF
100000 tons in 1902, Colorado and
Jew Mexico produced less than 3d..
90 tons. In the production of BIZ
luminous coal Pennsylvania also leads,
producing 40 per cent Of the. total for
.hc United States in 1902. Illinois
'anks second, Ohio third. West Vir-
sinia fourth and Alabama fifth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
MOUNDS.
June ta. 1904.

June 10, 1904.
Mrs. Harrison Box and daughter.
Miss Nadyne. Of Cairo, are guests Of
Mrs. NJ Jaeckel
Mrs. Frank Grain was in Mound
City shopping yesterday
Mrs Aaron George and daughter
Miss Marguerite, of Centralia. who
have been visiting friends for n few
weeks here among friends, Jeff Sat
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Christian Merit, deceased. The
undersigned, having been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate ~ Christian Nertz late Of
the County Of Alexander, and the State 81
Illinois. deceased. hereby give notice that he
will appear before the county court OF Alexan-
der county. at the court house in Cairo. at the
August tenn, on tile First Monday in August,
next, at which time 81 persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose OF having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted 70 said estate
are required 90 make immediate payment TO
the undersigned.
Dated thi. 9Th day Of June, A. D 1904
H.R. WILLIS, Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
Strictly on His Feet.

When Daniel Sully, the Cotton
King" of few weeks, was walking
down Fifth avenue the other afternoon
he was accosted by a business &C.
quaintance with the remark.
Well, Sully. bow goes things by
this timer
oh, I'm on my feet again" answer
ed Sully, cheerfully
What! So soon?" replied his friend
incfeduiously.
Yes; I've sold my horses" replied
Sully.-Nex York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19

The German empire has appointed
commercial experts at st. Petersburg.
New York, Buenos Ayres, Valparaiso,
Shanghai. Sydney, New South Wales.
Pretoria aud Constantinople. Doubt.
less the number of experts will be in
creased from time to time, as their
value has been indicated by reports
In the German papers
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
.4ugT rapr
Tints Ia the cnectrunl.

An experiment made some time aco
by a professor in one Of our big III T.
versities. proves that 165 separate
tints are diseernible to the normal hui
man eye in the spectrum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
Patents in 1909.

The patent Office at Washington dur.
lhz 1898 granted 81 500 patents The
net balance to the credit of this Office
since It was founded in 1886 is s5,682.-
541.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19
More Views for Siehtseers.

Tnreefourths Of the famous old
buildings in Italy are said to be on
he verge of collapse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-19

Enmity 10 new ideas is no prof OF
loyalty 70 old ones.