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lLLlTERATE AND SIGNED
WITH ARROW.PIERCED tiEARII
Judge Presiding in Court and Detective
Also Mentioned in the Letter Which W.
Sent by Special DeIivsry-Mr. Marx is Mt
Alarmed. s:s

The organization of Italian criminals which has come to be k
a, the "Bk Hand Society departed from Its usual custom Of u
threatening letters to those Of It's comtmen who have pc
here today and addressed letter to Assistant United States D
toney Joel NJ Marx threatening his life and the lives Of an Of hoe
have been associated with him the prosecution Of the Italians reo
for the widespread naturalization frauds {l7
Mr. Marks activity has resulted already in the arrest and p
,vzy Of dozens Of Italians There many pending and e
re -~kom sim others The Italians who have been concerned
frauds are n state Of panic the uaon and tie izfan
who have been engaged by the Government have been repeatedly
sned The soeaed Back Hand" however. has sent ~
nv Litter 10 an American Government Official before and oh
eo, ire being made to trace the letter sent to Mr. Marx today @ -
the writer. .&
The letter was sent by special delivery and received by NJ M1
IN nj, Office At the st. Paul Building al noon to-day II the wsk g
rlisr,te man. The letter Is as follows: LA
"r,sv YosklsoL Mr. Narx: wait for At door ysstdv -
- you bat say dive II stop tht -,
~ vtn hi you kn Mos the Jues and The to Italian Ds
n. Nor psops 10 w the the D ~
vou aopt stop and sn your chlrsasycu thing
~ 10 rtaan dstseus the wocA nahs ~
,ay CONE With ~ Nr Juss ray your name end ~ ~
Won 40 cus thing os COP daya Rsvsasa" <s {
IA. Isttsr 10 not signed the bottom ot the 49,
S,.yn pcurs Of with Aroash t. On shse ~ q
hrt coos submitted the lst 70 haadvfns sl1t
Il IA has probably tAs work school boz 10 vhon ~ M
"a ~. A,csatsd rhs "Nr referred 10 In the tsr
s. nsaseuvs psupssy Msss nvsstsaHAs
lsatiou Frauds vi NJ xtIk<
a., ,., hss bssn very working against nona
, oday that followed for weeks BY unknown ~
s,.,v had 10 warn the he didn't hadove
n. would b MARI not in the least concerned ab
thrsatsnins letter ~ N 4
once st II o'clock t1
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ribsrdeld 10 aanfsi put Tannehill away.
q ise.Jysy yE,l. l9Sl; No { ..|.r EgM M. vm.
Jams and Keller were doubled. Davis
10 Dundon to fsbell. oanzel WALKED:
RUNS.
Ninth 1nning.
pundon slnsled over short Sullivan
f,isd 10 Doueherty. Dundon was caught
stealing. kiecnov 70 Elberfe'd. Owens
Fulfs was thrown out. Davis 70 fsbell
Courov fled TO Dundon. Kleinow
singled over Dundon's root. Qrth out.
Davis 70 firsL no RUNE
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RESULTS At ST. LOUIS.

Especial to The Evening worid.)
FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK. ST.
LOUIS, No.. Aug. 1.-The results OF
the races held here to-day are an fol.
lows:
FIRST RACE-Mile ana ono nxtssnth.
Won by The Hebrew, 16 to . and I TO
8: Alcom r.. TO for place vtss second:
Lyrist. to 8 show. third. ume-i.8.
SECOND RACE-Scven furionss.-
Won by Jerry Hunt, 2 to 3aand , 20 8;
sanctissima. u to for place. wns
second I.crksway, to show. third.
Tlme-i31
THIRD RACE-six and a half fur
longs-won by Atlas. I to 1 and 8 to .;
T.ansdown. Z to s for place. was second: |:
Pierce Pa TO l show. third. Time, LIS.
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BATTING ORDER.

likewise to sheokard. Becklsy out, Jor.
dan to Dillon. No rms.
sscsad laaiag.
Jordan died. Nichols to Beckiey. Scan.
Ion hled TO Shannon. 0easlsr s!nsisd.
but was caueht stealing. NO RUM,
Brain out. Jordan 70 DaSun. 0ruAy
singled. Smoot fannsd. Barciay 6ied ~
0heckard. NO RUNS.
rhisA Innins.
Dillon singled TO risf,t. LA,miev Aisd
TO smoot. soheckafd forced btRon.
70 Brain; etrans singled 70 right. Babb
MED 70 Burke. NO RUNS.
Burke out. Dillon TO scanion. Nick.
OILS out. scsplon to Dinon. shay out.
Strang to Dillon. NO RUNS.
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HAWTHORNE WINNERS.
Special to The Esninr World,

speciai to The Evsnlns worid.)
HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGo. fli.. Aug. p.-The winners OF the
races run here to-day are as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five and one-half fur
longs.-won by Subtle. . to Q and 8 TO
5, first: Alert Fir, . to 5 and TO 10. was
second. No Trumper. s to 1 and Z to 4.
third. Time-1f1 rs.
SECOND RACE-One mile-won By
Mr.. Farnum. TO- and . to 4; Bay
wood. : to and even. was second:
Hsinault. $40 . and's to s. third. Time
THIRD RACE--six furiongs. won by
Big. . to s and to g. Tokaion, 4 TO /
and TO s. was second: Sylvia Talbot.
to and to 5. third Tine. La
FOURTH RACE-one and one fourth
miles: August Stakes Won By BrAncas.
IA to 5 and to s: Phil Finch. 4 10 4 and
to 5. was second: Judge Himes, even
and 70 5. third Tinie-..if1.S
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
BUFFALO At BALTIMORE.
FIRST GAME.

BSitinsoi. BsHilS : ! csssSasSSi !
Batteries--Jones and McAllIs,er: Bur-
cheil and Hearne.
MONTREAL At JERSEY CITY.
FIRST GAME.
Montreal. eeeleiooio21i
Jersey City 0 o ioio6 = /
Bstteries-McCarthy and Manns: Mui.
len and vsndcrgrift.
MONTREAL At JERsgv CITY.
SECOND GAME.
Montreal .............t 800 eiii
Jersey City..........o 90 o 90 s
Batteries--Leroy and Gibson; Muller
and vandersrth,
Game called on account Of rain.
ToRoNTo At PROVIDENCE.
!, Game postponsd On aeccuntef rAin.
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1speci.l 10 N. Evenlns worId.) }

tbpeclh 10 tnr ENcnins
SARATOGA RACE TRACK. Aug. d
Beldame won the saratoEa Cup to-day
In marvellous style. She was the Ia
vorite because heavy rains bad con-
verted the track into a mud hcle.. which
increased the chances OF Beldame and
Africander and did not add to that OF
the others. CauGhnawaga was heavily
backed and Joe Yaeger fancied Afri-
cander.
There was never any doubt about
Beldane's winning. She breezsd to the
front until she had a six-lengths' lead;
then Omen simply sat down and
steered her around the course Sine
seemed to be ou, for a playful romp
rather than cup race at a mile and
six furlonss. She won breezing BY Ave
hngths.
Africander and caughnawasa raced
IKE team for mile. and then Caugh-
nawaga, who does not like mud any too
well. threw up the sponze. Africander
hung on to second place TO the end. but
he was tired. and he had all he could do
to beat The Picket half length for the
Slacs.
The United States Hotel Stakes, which
was the other feature OF the afternoon,
was won by Woodsay. Lyme who had
an outside position. cut across every.
thing st the start and secured big
lead. which was never overcome Stew
aros nave oisquahhed ior less wan ''nS'
but no notice was taken IN this In,
- \ ..Ha Iaa a m
s,ance % Of Lynes Snenee; rcn Jacs by LSry ,snv snS
GOT on. but Siglight closed a tremen4;
Gus gap and r,as a goo dthird. wild
Mint, a keene naiden, getting the place
castallap, sold Just before the nrs'
race to J. w. Colt, ran In MS new color;
N We opening event ana hnl won a soov su
winner IN The stecplechase. The attend.
anre WAS greatly below the Saturday
Iyeraee. owing u the bad weather. II
was the Arst stormy day OF the meeting
castaIisn Just Lasted.
Armenia and proceeds were IN,
~ S~mvivss w VI. ,avsa ca.,siis,
Eiliou lsl.,y W., WI ps p,v 4, front rsi
sno e,mea,a S ra 1.h.v ,sd ,h,s ords,
o~so w Awv a,.'oad dronnsd ou,
- ,ne M M.u,n w. 80 ,h,ra n,sce II
II " Eh'v,s uen w ,sr,s cnl, M
T ne .un 70 arn., .nc swsy vith q clear thre
IenSths lead In lie run home Elliot
closed strong: but csstaiian las'ea e,,,o., ion,
enough to VIII by head from Eiilvt,
who bsa. Proceeds three-quarters OF
length.
M. Judes ssespieehsse.
ros Hunter va Was !, the ,,Ss choice ~ .,,dn, tn
SECOND choice: Calier vas a tns na pIss Eo,
,ss Js. s ,sss Sss" ,sos sss, :S. fs ssa 9sG sa
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Base H!ts--oR Mathswson, 9: on Fla.
merry ! N ! inn1ugs; on Lever, 4 IN 4
inninu. First Haze on Ba,Is-06
SsviH; w. ssrudG q ulylkSe5Tsy;,l SI % ~;
% ov Fnherty. !; BY Lower q fwo-SASs
poubIs bIf1nr Fsrn.sic ssicisn Bese-Iessh
Cana. ruparss -Imshs and JoRssscss. &
/. tepseiai 70 tAs uvsaias world,
ExPo6iTfoN PARK. Pf1TsBuHts.
Aug. n.-rhs Giants won a sis.Inntnr
game here this afternoon. the first Of
the series with the Pirates. The rain,
which had been threatening all after.
noon. came down Just At the start Of
the seventh inning.
The Giants were never In danger and
piled up five runs. batting Lever out
OF ne boz sariy. and hitting r,ahsrty.
Who followed. At viii
First Ianins.
hrssnahan led or with Q single 10
isft but vss forced By Browne. who
put one 70 Ntehsy. Meoann wss thers
With double TO right. sending Browne
10 third. rhsy both came hone when
csficsA missed Lsash's throw sf Msrtss's
drive wojch W. a good - q double.
Dahlsn nisd to centre and Mwtss rot
to third on the out. Dsviin out Ritchsy
TO Branshsid. TWO NUNS,
hathswsoa's hrst four were vide, and
Leach WALKED. He stole sscoaA. Beau
mont tanned. Ritehsy sinsisd 10 cen.
trs. Wagner got mixsd " IN Q double.
pahisn to oiibsrt 10 heoann. NO
RUNS.
Second fnnfng.
Gilbert and Bowerman both singled
over third. Mathswson pop nied to
Bransneld. Brssnahan flied out to cen.
tire and Gilbert could not get back "a
second In time. NO RUNS.
Bransneid foulsd out to Bovsrmaa,
Cassidy famed. Mccormick singled
10 tight but was forced by Cahsch,
Dshlsn TO Gilbert NO RUNS.
Third lnnfus.
Fiahsrty rsnt In 10 pitph for the n.
rates and Browne eFsstsd him with I
sinrIe 10 isft. NcJann at{VmptsS "A
sacrincs, but BrsnsfeA Couldn't sss Il
that way, dropptng the BAH Nsrtes "a.
vancsd them both hase When he ven'
oy: Fisnsrsy , to s.s ssnsdsa Dshls1
Mcdsnn. Deviin fiisd 70 beaumont sns
GIibert 70 Leach. TwO RUN6
Fiahsrty was out on Brownies sreal
catch. Leach, IN tsrn, hisd 70 NSrtes
and Beaumont was eaay foR Dsviin an<
McGann- NO RUNS.
rs~sth In.ins.
Bowsrman out. Ritchey 10 9rans0s,d
A.a.newscn str..k t.n sni h. ssen haI
qScs g i'esls throw 10 % b.S.s bSSs Du, a,,.,
out 1t frst, Wagner died to Marie,
and Brsnsneld was out. Dahisn 70 Nc.
Gam. NO RvN9
rtfth lnning.
Browne died on his drive 10 Bnns
hsld. Msrtss nied 70 Beaumont, AM
Dshien 60 Ritehsy. NO RUNS.
Mcosna p1 cas;Sdy out unas.Istsd
out Deviin to hc0ann. NO RUNS.
sinth Iaaius.
Mccormick made . great catch o
lDahlsn's long hy. Devlln waited an,
walked. On cariscn's low throw o
l0iibsrt's bunt, Deviin scored ana an
bert haded On third. The latter die,
At the plate. leach put,ing Bowerman'
bunt bsok g cs,isoh; Matty srounde'
rIsssssS ss:ns'ss a.. ost y oIISs. keH fumO. su
the latter threw Lsach eW at Am,
Teaunont sinGisd 10 risht and Fiahert
Irsarhsd third. Ritehsy hied 70 Bresna
han. wssnsr died 10 Dshlen. NJ
RUNS.
| ssvsnth inniag.
r, began 10 rain very hard ana tim
vas called.
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THE WINNERS.

FIRST RAce-castallan 70 10 y
1, Elliott 10 to y 2. Proessds ..
ogcoNp RAcE-st. Jude Il 70 y
4, Fox Hunter (ts to. 10Y 2, Caller g.
THIRD RAcE-Woodsaw ne 10
% I, Wild Mint u 10 y 2, sle
light 3.
FOURTH RAcE-eeidane, 70 to
N T. AfrIcander II to y 2, The
Picket 8.
FIFTH RAcE-AgIle Is to 5) I,
Loehnivar (25 to y 2, Linda Lee J.
slxTH RAcE-orsy Frlsr n 10
1o) I, lllyria (t5to y 2, clsuds, 3.
Claude won, but was disqualified.
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Mr.. DOOlEY

a,sssssss si.sepS S Po;s.r; 2 gsaS'd ssicos
pert oylnion with funay pt6turSs ~
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BLACK HAND NOW
SENDS THREAT TD
j. 5. 0FF|C|AQ

Assistant Federal Prosecutor Joel NJ %
Gets Communication Warning Him 6l
Death Unless He Stops Pushing Natufap
ization Fraud Cases Against Italians.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Mr.. D00LEY

discusses glsAop Potter, sas.sd Saloon
pert opinion WITH funny pictures ~
0eue Vsh 49, --.-.. 49, ...
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MR. p00lEY

,,ssussss BisAo1 po;,.r ..ss sssssd "a saloon %.
ri spinios With funny ps0fufS sy
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RESULTS OF TO.DAY'S GAMES,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK At PlTTssuRo.
New yssk.... 20 z00t -
psst,bsrs go. 100000 ~
Observation-Disclosures and Bower
man; Leever and Carich'
Game postponed on account OF rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
III HC, " nc
Nsv Yors. 70 % .,oes1 Louis. Is % ~
Chioaso., O. b .slsltoston.....t0 a ~
yI,ssnurs 20 ts - Drooklyn..G q .s1
Cinoiupsusi v .TslPhila'phiaN n 30
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BUFFALO AT BALTIMORE.
BOSTON AT cHIcAoo-NATIoNAL LEAGUE.

LATE WINNERS At HAWTHORNE.
Fifth Race-atie Powers I, Gregork 2, Bragg 3.
At ST. LOUIS.
Fifth Race-Harmakis !, W. 0NeiIl 2, Laura Hunter 8.
"- ArDErR0iT.
Fifth Raoe-Spencerian !, Eafty Boy z, War Whoop 8.
Sixth Raos-1raepst !, Msrino 2, LytheHsta.
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Mr.. D00lEy
n ,o-morrcws Sunday wosA u
pert opinion with fanny pes
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htileved Lever In the boz In the
third
Game called-Rain.
SCORE By INNINGS.
o,sno .'''''''."..".,. io.oo i-S
Pi'tsbury .....".. ... oeeooeo
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FOR RACING CHART AND OTHER
SPORTING news SEE PACE z.
BROOKLYN
AT ST. l. LOUIS

sAooElyN.. =. ........2 30.
ST. LOUIS. =. :. ...... q 0 o !
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO At NEW voak.
ChIssso.. oosiioo- 4
New Ysrh 80. o10otOOO0- /,
.IS SSstntsries,-owep n,-,so and sullivan; orth
CLEVELAND At PHILADELPHIA.
Clsvslaad -. 0o00ooo0-o O
FAi'sdsiPAla :. 00otoIO II
Battsrtss-Bsrnhard snS Bue,o~; Hen.
lev and schreok.
DETROIT AT wAsAIN0ToN.
FIRST CANE.
0st's't ....... 1000 oil
wssAlseisa. o0to0ooo- {
Bsi.eriss-Eillian and Drill: Wolfe
SECOND GAME.
0sts,t -. oo0i0oi- .
wnhlaslsa. 0003 00i o. 4
Bsttsries.Khson and Beville; Pattsu
and Kittredse.
'sr. LOUIS Az sosroN.
came postponed on account Of ran.
II
\ AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WI. PC, Va q
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hey; ~: FI':Gs ls.::' s::a:s'is * r:.,.: 1. "a ri
S,,s;.;ss; s;s.s ! s S;,s:s:.; = i ];
Double ,Fayr-DsS Slss,. sylssr. snd Ne.
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ct. LOUIS Az sosroN.
ssme postponed on account Of ran.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18

VILLA RIDGE.
-

Mrs Nellie Armstrong and Miss
Grace Armstrong Of Mounds, were
the guests Of Miss Florence Prindlo
Tuesday.
A cold rain set in last night coming
from the east and we arc reminded
that our equinoctial storm period is
at hand.
}. c. Brown, the big melon grower
Of Unity, was in town yesterday on
business.
Fruit growers have commenced
hauling their strawberry eases from
the factory and from the immense
leads, they must anticipate a full
crop
Constable Green says our people
are so laW-abidng and litigation SO
slack that be is compelled to SO to
Mounds and Pulaski to get official
business to perform
The banquet given by the X. Of p.
lodge last Tuesday evening was a
swell affair aad attracted scores Of
visitors from Cairo, Mound City. An
ia ana surrounding towns Dan Prin.
die seemed 70 be master Of cero-
monies. and as usual was in his Gle
mont The businesses end of the ai-
fair was turned over to the Cairo
team, who conferred the Third DE-.
gree on fifteen applicants Many OF
the boys wcyc complaining the next
morning Of sore heads aud bruised
shius. but said they had q good time.
a special train was run from Cairo
sad not less than two hundred
strangers were present
Mrs ] S ollie rs visiting Fer ria
ter, Mrs l.. T. Grain, this week
c. s. Wall. tine painter, has return
cd from ST. Louis. lie says the hes
pitfalls up there are tough places.
G. f. Fernside, who lives On the Zig
hin overlooking Cache river near
Unity is putting up a telephone line.
which viii soon be connected with
the switchboard OF the villa Ridge
Mutual Telephone company. This
viii evidently result in connection
with Unity al an early da,e
Mrs. Draper of Hartford City Ind
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who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs, Rev Fiddler for the past two
months, took her departure for her
home yesterday. Mrs. Draper is a
loyable woman and made many
friends while here and many regrets
are expressed at her departure.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Hogon-
doblor, girl,
G. w. B. Payey has just returned
from st. Louis, where he purchased a
large stock Of spring and summer
goods, which are now arriving.
A grand rally viii be given by the
members Of the NJ w, OF A. lodge
here (Friday evening, March go and
the following noted speakers will he
present: Hon, Geo w. Riley, W. H.
Dwyer and A. N. Rocks. These ggn,
tlemon arc an good speakers and the
people here should come out ana hear
them.
Thos w Wafrord made a business
trip to Pulaski Wednesday.
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GOLDEN.


Miss Esther EIDE, after spending a
week in st. Louis with friends, return.
ed home last Tuesday.
Henry P. Miller was Carbonate
visitor Tuesday
}. X Walton, formerly OF this place,
but now residing in Anna, was on our
streets yesterday Wednesday,
George Black, who IS attending the
academy at Anna, was called homo
Sunday to see his father, who is very
sick
Judge Crawford Of Jonesboro, was
in town yesterday Wednesday,
Mrs, Rose Clay and daughters Ruth
and Grace, returned home Wednesday
after an extended visit in the west
Mrs Clay's mother, Mrs Vancil came
with her.
Lee Sumner was home for a few
hours Wednesday morning.
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MOUND CITY.


Miss Jessie Willard Of J0nesboro
ILL.,, after a visit with her uncle, Br
Simon Willard, returned home today
The common run of conversation
has driftcd from the bad weather Ia
thc abundance of water I'm the Ohia
river Now people, cut ont the high
water CAB The water is'uot bisa
merely a good boating stage and i
il were s.. couldn't adversely effect
this section Such talk does no cool
in any respect, there is nothing to
it, and it is actually silly Talk about
the weather, or the fruit crop, or the
wheat crop, or your neighbors.
Charles Clawson, of New Madrid
No. came to Mound City to see his
sister Miss Annie who has been seri.
ously i'll all winter She has been
slightly better the past two or three
days.
Illinois Central Agent Arch Mathis
has donned a uniform in compliance
with the requirements of the com
pany. II is a neat, spick span outfit.
Mrs. Carrie V. Jonas. who passed
the winter in this city, has returned
to her home in San Antonio Texas
The WilHamson-Kuny Mill and
Lumber company received a raft Of
logs this week that contained 10000.
It is frst-class poplar and came down
Northumberland river
John Deyer, an employe of the
Cook & Coulter hoop factory, lost the
thumb Of his right hand Monday Ey
accidentally letting it get in contact
with the large circular saw
Sixty members of the lodge of
Knights of pythias visited the lodge
Of the same fraternity in villa Ridge
Tuesday night and assisted in inAiat-
ing fifteen candidates for member.
ship. A banquet was a feature of the
affair
Miss Elite Moore. of Grand Chain
Nas visiting in this city early In The
wreck
Mrs x. p. CAIN has been visiting
relativoa tn Anna
Mr. James y. Weaver wac visiting
relatives i'm Grand Chain early in the
week.
James Rushing has been over ii
Alexander county looking for beef
cattle.
Mr. Jerome Ferguson and Miss la
Eaeed were united in marriage at the
court house Cd Tuesday
Mrs Cheek, Of tIIin. bought eighty
acres OF land near that town a feB
days ago. and paid Sl.525 for IT,
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CARBONDALE. =
- . . = = =

Peter Becker. Of Malanda. just
losed deal with J. c. Anderson
| il Carlinyille, for a large farm Of
50 acres lying on The edge Of the
| ity limits. The price paid was SIC
CO. He also has an option on a
rack OF zoo acres for $2l000.
Hon ]. W. Duncanan, Of Marion,
gas in the city today
Travelling Passenger Agent Gazette
| i the Ilincia Central, Of st. Louis,
vas in tho city yesterday on business
Mesdames ". w. Barr and Hiram
Wilson left this morning for a brief
ist in St Louis.
Judge A. S Caldwell who has been
listing his brother President p. G.
Caldwell, Of the Louisiana State Nor
| nal, at Natchitoches. has returned.
lrs Caldwell and children will re-
main a short time longer
The S9th term of the State Normal
/ University came to a successful close
yesterday and the spring term will
pen next Tuesday, March %. The
attendance has been good and the in
crest taken In the work excellent.
Several new features viii mark the
,pening OF the Goth term. In the
cience department the teaching of
griculture will mark distinct ad.
ance and become recognized as an
| Important element in the education Of
| he young men and women of south
I'm Illinois. The new library buildin
I'm be occupied during the term and
+ he university win be better equip
,ed than ever before The term closed
as been one Of advancement along
II lines and the faculty and officials
re to be congratulated.
Dr. o. l.. Daniels, Of Murphysboro,
'as called to this city yesterday on
professional business.
l.. Payne Of Benton, was a guest
the New Ilundley last night
George Bradley and wife left yes.
arday afternoon for a brief visit With
IRIS Bradlsy's relatives il Ccutralia.
Agent VIM Pyatt Of the Illinois
|'entral railroad at Pyatts. was a bus
less visitor in the city yesterday.
| Attorney w. A. Schtwartz returned
yesterday afternoon from Murpyhs-
orc
T. a. Burt and r. r. Robinson. Of
lUfphysboro, were transacting nus
ness in this city yesterday
Constable w. $ Hammers. Of Muir
hysboro. was in the city this morn
be- leaving later for Makanda.
Presiding Elder J. W. Mcneil. re-
lrned this morning from Murphys-
orc.
L 1. Rendleman was in the city to-
L y
The hardware store Of Ogden, John.
ton { Co, and the establishment Of
he Leader Mercantile Co. were on
sred last nisht b. burglars and about
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
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A $3.50 Upright Piano for the Most
Popular Young Lady Of Cairo.

The Bulletins contest to determine the most popular
young lady in the city Of Cairo is subject to the following
conditions:
Any unmarried lady, resident ofCaro and four
teen years OF age eligible TO the contest and the
ccving the largest number Of votes will receive the hand
upright piano now on display at Buchanan's Music
Store III Commercial aycnuc.
only the coHbous bablisled daily in The Bn1lchR may
he used as 6a20ls each counting vote As iii.
ducemcnt for paid up subscribers The Cairo Bulletin any
person bringing The Bulletin office a subscription for
three months accompanied by $50 newspapers containing
SO coupons win be given for six months subscription
$500 Us newspapers will be given; for years sub
scrpton at the regular rate 300 newspapers will be given
This arrangement applies to all subscribers both and
old
Each ballot must be completes il the border date line
at bottom Of ballot is cat off the vote does not count Each
ballot must be cast not later than ZOO O'Clock Of the Satur
day night i'll which week the coupon is published.
The vote will be announced in The Bulletin from time
to time and all ballots will be preserved at The Bulletin
Office, 703 Ohio Levee for week after publication.
During that time any contestant is privileged to examine
the ballots.
The contest will close 900 O'Clock Saturday night,
March 20, 1904, and the Of the most popular young
lady determined by vote will be published in the big
Easter Number of The Bulletin. The $3.50 piano will be
delivered the day following the publication Of the award
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18
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DR.. Drake has purchased q fine
iano from Buchanan Bros, Cairo.
Mr.. Walter Rees has gone to Padu-
all to attend a school Of telegraphy.
W. F. Weeks is closing out his en-
ire stock of dry goods and groceries
md has gone into the livery bus
ness. He thinks being out in the
pen air more will improve his health,
S. o. Field is also closing out his
took of furniture at cost. He is
.eeding the room for implements and
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-18


revolver to sell. The saloon keeper
handed over a weapon. While exam
ming it Douglas turned the weapon
on Wilson and shot him twice lie
will die
Wilson was married last Saturday.
In this saloon the murder Of Grocery.
man Koonsman was plotted and there
Melvin Boone, who shot Koonsman,
kept his revolver.
The authorities believe that Doug.
las became possessed Of q strange
mania while handling the weapon
that led him to shoot Wilson