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Kew York. New Haven
 and Hartford R. k.
MARCH 14. lyo4.

MARCH If, 1904
 for NEW lOkh-s4.z5, s4:ze. xG.0O. -15..s; .S;vV xS:lu. s:S5. .J:s5. 1l0:s0 a lE. s4;oo. .4:25. 4:s5, si:5S. s5elo 5:s5. .osS e.so. sss.s,,n r,...Ss 1S s;lv e:2o e.sU, Bridgeport SSsS5 SSilieaalionl .y;lO. s:l5 ?. m., suldass. zS9. .-,.39. 4.S5. '5:l0 x6:15. s7:lO, 's:i0 s:s0. FOR 76e WASHINGTON via Harlem River 1''' D. m-' '2'os a. m daily.
 FOR BOSTON via New London ana p-o~. ass.se-5 si5ss sS.S TAI 1:sS. am. .i25, ii@,So' -z:9u -4:05, ~4:55, +il6:33. s6:55 s2.@sa @ ss ss9sHHuays; .Hs se 25. -2:55 a. m., *1205, .,E FoR .05 BOSTON via springneid-.1:1z 1ii5 th;os a; m:: :l;45. '5;52 ,. Ts. Sunday. EhnppBR EhnpR MERiDEN. NEW BRITAIN, HART Fv5hD, SPRINGFIELD. etc.-sI:i5a. ss.41 a,o-' .ia i9;uS to tHartfordD. sil:03 zio zS:os 5O .sS ss;G siS ttS ttS asStto9, aasStfos9 Sl:O0. S;O0 l005, Il:31. (to Mer:dens ssrSs' n ,a x9;Oo 991Iass saa aaasllo. xs;50 a. m.. 12:l0. s5&2. FOR NEW LONDON, ete-.a:25. .z:5s. n,7'' n sSS;SS. (t2 Saybrookj. 1L06, sli:3s. a' 5:i5. sei aVS 6.oS 2;ss .2;So s'oo s4;S5. .s;5. '2;55 a. m, .12:05, .2:5o. 4 5s. s .s:5s n zi' n etc TOT .sa saalDDLETOMn. WILLlMANTIC. snnd.G.5o sssv,ddG5o a m.. *l2:4S. 1:O5, 600 b. n' n' and npI uo1a uoo1haELBuRNE FALLS, Turner's Falls. itVa okeGI:50 a. - and 400 D nj. For "FFsane5q, For FzRiiSN9;TnS4 sif1 3; % foo 5;51 P ''JV 9So a. n m, 1204, 400, 5:57 D. m.
 n, r9r WATERBURY,, via Cheshire, s:43 q. 2:5,5. si, 7s, 75o o;oo p. m. Sundays 800 a m.. q. .zs For DERBY AND ANsoNIA-7:oo. s:ss, ;; g;49 s9 2. n, 205 noon, 2:30 441. 5:30 .4,' 3;so i5ov d.s5 ?; n; s.oS Sundays a. IT,, 12oS. ,oioa Fer } aWJanterbsTy-7;1o. Jn s:oo, a:45, q. m. an;ys Gays.sso sS;SV' 2 5;2o P ,1a 5:49 II nj sun r.E6 Eor WINSTED--7:10, 9:45 a. m.. :So' 5:so. 'a% To,p ?, n n; Sqndays-S:S0 a. m., 6:35 D. Tn. meSi.to egL tpANBiuRY,. aSist PITTsFIELD and Inter a.sS sSiate Il polRtsT6:00 .5z a. m. via Bridgeport. For LlTCHFIELD and points on Lithc6eld Junction. p A'' 'ia Despy Express Trains. xLocai Express.
 nnDoes n not connect for New Britain. . U Parlor car limited.
 U. M- SHEPARD. c. T. HAMPSTEAD.
 ten. Supt- Gen. Pass. A2t.
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long fringes of gold, hang graceful

long fringes of gold, hang gracefully down upon the shoulders.
 It is almost impossible to go through the narrow streets of Benares in thu middle of the day, because they are sc crowded with men, women, children priests, pilgrims, peddlers, beggarsl mangy dogs, sacred cows, fat and lazy bulls dedicated to Siva, and other anil mate and inanimate Instructions. II seems to be the custom for people td live and work in the streets. A famil5 dining will occupy half the roadway al they squat around their brass bowl3 and jars and cram the rice and mille| and curry into their mouths with theij fingers. The lower classes of Hindu never use tables, knives or forks. Th} entire family eats out of the same dish while the dog hang around waiting fol morsals and a sacred COW is apt to pok| its nose into the circle at any time.
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Starin's New Haven Lln0

DaIly EXcept Saturday. M
 Steamer John II. Starin Capt. McAllis, ter) leaves New Haven from SIarins Pier. foot of Brown Street, at I0:15 D. nl., Sun. days, Tuesdays aud Thursdays. Steamer Glen Island, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamers leave Pier IS, North River, N. r., at g p. m. daily fexcept Sat urday). Fare 75 cents. Excursion tickets S1.25 Staterooms, $1.00 Tickets and state rooms for sale at J. B. Judson's, SGT Chapel st., Peck X Bishop'ss 703 Chapel st. Free stage leaves depot on r,aah arrival of Hartford every half hour, commencing 8:30 D. ni. Through freight rates given and bills of lad ing issued to points west, south and south west Order your freight via Stafin Lima
 c. H. FISHER. General Freight Agent.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE New York, the South and West.
Steamer Richard Peclz in commissie

Steamer Richard Peck in Commfsyton, 2:15 q. m. daily except Mondays, dns NeSs York 7:l5 a. m- Passengers are privileged to board steamer at any time after i6O0
 FROM NEW YoRK-steamer ,ea ves oo P. In. daily except Sunday, due New Haven goo D. ID. - -
 Steamer arrives st and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven. and Pier 40, N. R., foot of Clarkson street, New York. For tickets and staterooms apply at tho oIidce on Belle Dock, also at BiBhop $ Cos, 703-o Chapel street, or at Purser'a office oa New Haven
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In The Toilet Goods Dept.

Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder, -15c Six kinds of regular 1oc fine Toilet Soaps, Oatmeal
 Glycerine, Witch Hazel Boquet, Bay Rum and
 Cold Cream, $50 cake 6 for 25c Michasen's Rum and ouinine Hair Tonic good
 hair dressing soc size for -ssc sharums oxyzn Balm a purely hygienic compound
 for healing cleansing and beautifying the skin;
 Soc size, for -29c jar Fine fourrow Pure White Bristle French Tooth Brush
 Every warranted, good shape and size, regular
 price is 15 cents. for 50
 Drugs and T0nics at Cut Prices. Atwoods Bitters -17e Peruna. -5sc Pnkham Compounds --63e Lquozone, large, -6sc Jadwn's Beef, Iron and Wine, -27c
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big fresh purchase and wish it twice as big Yes and said 6oct and 75ct stocking value you'd not be disappointed when you
 There purchase Some black dropsth with
  black dopsdtch white ground for stylish granite grey effects with inde6nate and figures Every pretty and what you'll like design and while quality and we've already told you what Fine Hosiery you expect.
 Stockings better good bt than you pay 5ocs for everywhere Table 29cs Thursday morning.
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White India Silk India Silk $25o. Special Thursday for SIPS
 Waists cy metal buttons Regular $1.25 Waists Thursday 80cs.
 Waists opnwork embroidery fine a Our regular Waists for 0Scs.
 Jackets style Soos Jackets for Ss
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Bags, JeWeIry and Belts.

The new Peggy from Paris Bags. The latest bag novelty, black, brown and grey value $I.4o
 Thursday for 9Scts Goid-platcd Florentine Photo Frames for cab inet pictures, the soc kind. Thursday for 39cts Gold-plated Link Cuff Buttons, large assort- ment of new designs, the regular a5c kind.
 Thursday for l7cts Pair Womens Black Silk Belts in peau-de-soie taf- fcta and satin with oxidzed buckles and slides the regular 5oct value Thursday for loc Each
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Dinner Sets.

pieces $I350 piece S5.7s Five
 decoration. 6.oS Six piece porcelain So25 Four porcelain 8.5O pocelan green spray
 and rosebud all gold lined $I5.o Sets for $1O.08 Three piece avland Dinner Limoge $250O
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The New Saxony
 Embroidered Flannel For Waists And Suits.

It's going to Take,our word on that. Exactly the right texture as to weight and the most enchanting of dots and figures embroidered on plain ground with some of those always stylish mixtures and stripes which for utility and good form can't be bettered. For 38cts Yard In Flannel section.
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Three days of the snappies kind of selling the China want to do something like this for Thursday
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:, FOR M WASHINGTON via Harlem River 1'o' ?. m-' 'l2,09 a. ni. daily.
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Stationery and Playing Cards.

Marcus Wards Inverness Linen Stationery in smooth finish only, regular price 25c for l2c box The Hustler Playing Cards made by the New York Consolidated Card Co. A high-grade enam- el card, regular price is r5c For lUcts Hair Brushes at Less Than HaHf. On special table near elevator
 60 Dozen Hair Brushes, g, II and B row pure white bristles in fox, ebony and olive wood, solid back Slight irnperfections keep these brushes from retailing at 3oc and soc each
 Thursday while they last Sets Each.
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FOR BOSTON via New London and pro~. ss5..,s 7:47 :sS, am. .f2:5, nj l'-,So' szSV. -4:oo, *4:55, *6:s3, s6:55,
 'z;o0. s4:55. "6:55 D. m -''' .o''
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.0 FOR BOSTON via springneld-.115 1.is .. m;, T 40. "5;52 ?. ul. Sunday |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
SMOKER AND LUNCHEON
Stafford Lodge, /. 0. O. r., VIII Cele.
brate installation Ceremonies
Wednesday Night.

Stafford lodge. No. 81, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, viii have an
installation OF officers al their lodge
rooms in Stafford hall. next Wcdncs
day night at which time luncheon viii
he served, talks will be made by some
Of the orators Of the lodge and music
both vocal and instrumental, will he
furnished
The principal speakers OF the oven
ing will I'D Hon Reed Green ANA Mas.
or Claude Winter Other prominent
Cairo members Of the lodge viii al
dress the meeting.
Mr. Il. r. Ellis viii preside at tbs
piano and qUartettc composed of
some ~ Cairo's best male vocalists
win take part in The program.
Stafford lodge is one 0f the suhstan.
tial orders Of the city and its mem
barship is increasing rapidly Many
ri the members, together with others
from Alexander lodge win attend the
meeting at Carbonate this month Of
the Interstate asileiasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
ALL IN THE SAME BOX.
Little Jurors Appeal for Escape Was
Of No Avail,


The Judge had his patience sorely
tried by lawyers who wished to tan,
and by men who tried to eyade hry
service Between hypothetical ones.
tons and excuses It seemed as if they
never woGld set to the actual trial Of
the case So when The puzzled little
German Who Had been accepted by
both SIDES juHred NJ the Judge was
exasrera;ed.
"Shuare!' cried the German.
What Is it?" demanded the Judge.
7 ttnk | like to so home to my
wife" said the German.
You can't" retorted tho Judge. "sit
down"
But sbudse," persisted the Ger
man Il don't tink make a good
shuror."
You're the best IN the box" said
the judge. "Sit down"
What box?" asked the Germsn
THE jury boz" said the Judge.
oh, fought it vas bad box that
people gets in sometimes"
No said the Judge; THE bad box
is the prisoners box.
But, Shudge," persisted the little
German, Il don't speak goot English. ;"
You won't have to speak at all"
said the Judge. sit down.
The little German pointed at the
lawyers to make his last desperate
plea
"Shudge'" he said, Il can't make
holdings out of what those follers say"
1t was the judges chance 10 get
even for many annoyancos.
Neither can any enc else" he said.
"Sit down.
With a sigh the little German dat
down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
, BUSINESS LOCALS.

Haas is one Of Cairo's wideawake
elothiers. He fills his store with.
,lothins and gents furnishings that
people like to wear. Gi5 Coml. ave
Have you seen the latest pins, rings
and charms at w +. Smiths Jewclry
Store on Washington ayonue? They
would mako fine Easter presents too
Lancaster & Rice have a fine limo
Of paints, oils and yarnshcs. Be sure
and get prices IRON them before
painting, also putty and glasses
20 lbs graduated sugar 81, fresh
dates, SC per pound; seeded raisina,
per ID, i0c; figs, per H. Sc.
G. A. PETIT, 202l Washington avenue
N. Sander, the leading merchant
tailor, has the largest and best stock
Of sutings ever brought to Cairo. none
can duplicate his work or prices
c. C. Terrell G Co reliable shoe
store, our $3.50 and $3.50 shoes have
no equal In Cairo, the wearing quality
proves what we say.
Ritchic & Gillespie, groccrg. oppo-
site postofGce,are carrying a big stock
of fresh groceries and meats. It's get
ting a big trade, will grow rapidly.
Guys Loan Office, lady's aand gents
clothing cheaper than ever. See our
icwelry, rings, watches, pistols, rifles
ard shot guns 507 Coml avenue.
The Golden Eagle Clothing aud shoe
House sells shoes and clothing that
never fail TO please Fit anr workman.
ship guaranteed col Com Ave.
Listen to Stone Bros. Salt 81 per
barrel Mothers oats, 8 for 25e:
creamery butter, csc; tomatoes, 8
cans for CSC; pure lard, Zoe.
Going to build or repair this
spring? See Kelly Bros. Lumber Co
for anything in lumber or building
material
Fred Stichcr the grocer, Coml. ave
and nth St, has n fine line of all
kinds of canned goods fresh eggs and
excellent dairy butter
NJ. c. Mctzger Drug Store. is The
place to get excellent remedies for
all your aches and pains giving you
ease and comfort Wash and goth ST.
Walters aud Shefick grocery and
meat market. Is the best patronized
grocery and meat market ia Cairo
Welcome to all Eighth street
X. e. 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 +. Mocbler's Grocery and
Meat Market. Every thing for dinner.
breakfast and supper rs a pleasure
to trade at this store
Miss J L. Wallace. for The most
correct and uptodate styles in tail
pred and dress hats 200 Eighth
street.
sly line of mems shoes and swell
0xfords are now in stock Try pair
of crosseti's. Hollnxas's or Neftla-
tons; no better made b. McManus
Jr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
Free fer Kitten,

Bartenders, who perhaps are not
sympathetic with their fellows. seem
invariably to be kind to children ard
animals. The other night man
walked into a barroom holding shiv.
eling cat under his oyercoat.
Il found this trapped beast out On
the sidewalk he said to the barter
der Give It's something to drink to
warm us mp. III take hot Scotch
ard give the cat whatever she wants.
The bartender deftIy eoncocted the
hot Scotch. drawing the water from
the steamirg heater at the end of the
bar Then ne poured out a saucer u
milk, added enough hot water to warm
tie milk, and set II on the bar. The
man and The cat drank their respective
beverages eagerly
How much?" asked the man.
Fifteen cents"
Nothing for the milk?"
"No \"
VIII yen adopt the eat. them" ask.
ed the man
Sure said the bartender
Why. you're q philofelincthropist,"
exclaimed the man.
Il guess So" said the bartender
doubtfully But the cat now has
warm home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
FLOOD DANGER
MUCH GREATER
Because Of Heavy Rains Dstresses
Many ToWrs--LeVce Breaks,
Flooding $4,000 Acres.

By the Associated Press
Indianapolis. March 81 - Heavy
rains have increased The food danger
in Sou .hvestcn Indiana, NncenneS
Mt Carmel. New Harmony, GRANVILLE.
Princeton, Evansville, West Port, and
all Of Lavreucs county, Illinois, sui
ferng from high water Westpnrt is
completely abandoned Hundreds of
refugees are living IN school houses
md barns Railroad traffic is at q
tandstill The great fill at liazle.
ton, which cost 100000. has be n
swept away. Telegraph and telephone
communication Is plraly2ed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
THEY WANTED A CHANGE,
Elderly Ladies' Were Tired Of Their
Llfelong Companions.


One OF the leRets Of modern scien.
titic philanthropy is the provision Of
small private cottages for old couples
whose destiny would otherwise be the
noorhouses, where the sexes are sen
ar"ted. The belief has grown that Tie
old persons would be much hammer
II they could live In their little e. ttaga
together and apart from the rest If
the poorhouse inmates In the poor,
houses, as they have been conducted
IN the past the old couples have only
been permitted to call on each other
during certain hours Of the day.
But philanthropy, even OF the scien-
titic variety, rarely meets with the
reception expected, arl this rule
proves particularly true in the case of
one agent, who, armed with the new
offer Of the charities commission.
went out In search Of impoverished
old couples eager to end their daya
in each others company. When the
agent returned he wore a dazed Ell.
PRESTON which deepened when he
made his informal report Of the ex.
petition,
THE old men said they didn't mind
living with the old women he an.
nounced, but the old women kicked
Ike steers They said they'd lived
with the same persons all their lives
and they'd looked forward to a little
change when they went 10 the poor.
house. New York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
TROUBLES OF
COAL MINERS
IN Illinois They Agree and Strike Is
Acknowledgements
In Iowa.
BY the Associated Pres.

py tlc ASSOGtdltu " C@S.
Springfield. Marcn 5l,-The coal
miners and operators ia confer
ence here during the last week came
70 an agreement today There was
an indication yesterday that the diff.
ierenceS would not no readily adjust.
ed ais both sides seemed firm with
respect to the matters at issue, which
related entirely to tne northern field
The operators in listed upon the 3
cent reduction voted by the lndianap
oils conference ana which had been
carried in the general vote upon the
proposition But the miners in the
northern filed objected to this and
the operators threatened TO close
down their mines But mutual con
cessons were made at the last mo.
ment and practically all The Illinois
miners will operate tomorrow under
The new agreement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01

A North Missouri paper asks; "who
is the happier. the man who possesses
100000 or the man who has seven
daughters To which another ex-
change replies: THE man with the
Surplus girls. Of course. The man
with the money is not satisfied. and
wants more. The man with the sey-
on daughters IS g1tis6ed-he has
enough.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01

the welfare Of the visitors in tho
-ity this week it il quite evident that
>nc very important thing has h2en
neglected. He has failed to see" Oh
server Smyth ANA So we have for to-
lay this unpjeasantly startling predic
lion: Rain and thunderstorms
much cooler; brisk TO high winds. be
coming northorly,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
DO PEOPLE READ "ADS?'

As a matter of course, one Of the
most important questions which peo
ple in business ask Is. Does al
vertising pay?" And this question
carries with it. or is based upon. tut
other. DO people read advertise
ments?" The Bulletin has been able
70 present several cases lately show
ng that people DO read the announce
nents Ia It's columns those thai
are thought to be hidden away. OF
hard to find The following pQsts
aard received by one Of The Bulletin r
patrons yesterday is another instance
bearing out the assertion:
I'ilin H. March 80, 1904.
Mr. B McMsnus. Jr,
Cairo, III.
Dear Sir see by business local
II The Bulletin that you are receiving
your spring stock If carpets. viii
ueed a bill Of carpets for my dwelling
IN a few days. Please quote me your
best cash prices, and obiga
r HICKMAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
ILLINOIS MINERS YIELD.

by the Associated Press
Springfield, ILL.,. March Il The on
orators and miners deadIocked all
day and when the conference adjourn.
ed this afternoon a strike seemed in
evitabto Tonight, however, the min,
ars withdrew their demand for last
Gears scale in the northern district
and a joint scale committee will meet
again tomorrow 10 reconsider minor
matters Thus all danger OF a strike
has been avertcd National Presi-
dent Mitchell and State President
Perry were In conference with the
operators for some time tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
THE BoTkIh JURY STANDS.

By the Associated Press.
san Francisco. March 81 -NotN it'll
standing the charges made Yesterday
nj an alleged attempt to tampor with
The jury aud the understanding that
the Jury be dismissed today. the trial
of Mrs Botkin was continued with
the present jury. she stating that she
was satisfied the jury would render a
iust verdict
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
nY the Aasnelated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
Muscatinc. Iowa. March 31.-The
mystery surrounding the death If Pat
rick NcGath. found dead in a church
near Kansas city, Monday, with a
written confession in his pocket that
he Killed Policeman Ncibcrt. Of this
city. in 1896. is clearing McGaih was
Enthusiastically identified today He
was accused Of robbng postofiice IN
this vicinity and disappeared suon at
tor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01

Calls fer activity among the bust
nces men OF the city and advertising
is enc of the needs Of the time. The
Cairo advertisers cannot afford to lose
sight of the fact that the surrounding
territory offers rich field fer him
and that The Bulletin makes nearly
every county within fifty miles OF
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
by The Associated Press.

Dcs Moiues, Iowa, March 81 Prop
9sitions for tho settlement Of the
strike in Iowa mines were submitted
tonight BY both operators aud miners.
Both propose arbitration: the miners
want wages and the scale arbitrated:
tho operators declare the ratification
1f the indianapolis scale II the only
question to Do arbitratcl Indications
point to continuation of the dead
lock
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01

Sncc Panama re iuced her army to
j couple Of hundred mulatoes aud sold
he two midget tugs that constituted
Ter navy. even President Roosevelt
must admit that She is the most de,
PENDENT little independently ana pow
arless little power that there is on
the face Of tho earth