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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-28
Passengers Arrived.

Per stmr Kinau, from Hawaii and
Maui porte, March 26-E e Paxton,
Miss M High, Miss M j Allen, Mrs
Mary Holmes, Miss Adele Groz slier,
Henry Holmes, II F Williams, n L
g H RisIey, Mrs @ II Risley, F H
Appleton, b Frank Steele, Mrs d A
Morey, Hormer l. Ross, Mrs H l.
Ross, E VillorgaD, & Bowditcb, b
Wendell, A Ooster, w @ Mccoy Mrs
g V Jakins, Miss F Scott, G Q Bit
ting, John A Scott, Mrs w @ Ben.
nett, VIM Pullar, David Kelani, wife
and servant, A Haneberg, Mrs f H
Appleton, Mrs A Haneberg, s Yama-
Mrs S Yamssski, X Terao, S Konda,
Hon Jas D Lswis, w w Burt, j d
Weston, @ Hedemau, Mrs G Hede-
man, Rev o II Guliok, Rev e W
Thorviog, L j Peary, Miss o @
Wight, T Give Davies, Edward
Loughy, w j Sells, DR. X Tofukugi,
Mrs F M Spencer, 2 children and
maid, H l Almy, f T p Waterhousp,
w LAM, Lieut. r Slattery, DR. j II
Raymond, Q w Ashford, Y Taxa
muro, Dr. Y Miyats, Miss M Kimurs,
Miss S Ysgshsshi, A Iskasima, Y
Okamura, Rev S Kekipi, Msjor j
Milssps.
Per stmr Claudine, from Kabului,
March 27-F A Mayfisld, Edward
Dekum, j G RothwelI, E T Parsons,
w 9 Scott and wife, Judge Kahaule-
lilo, j Rogie, f Richter, N Sugim OTTO
aud wife, Miss Lucy Kaleikau, S B
Fujiysms, @ L Kookoo, Annie Ka.
uks, Chang Kim, Jas Glib aud wife,
j s Emerson, j Spencer, f j Cross
and wife, g Won Draten.
Per stmr W G Hall, from Kauai
ports, March 27-Mr and Mrs F Gay,
j 81 Coney, Mrs Il Couey, q H
Fairchild, 0 Smith, g Rodiek, G M
Lovestsd, Mrs W Fl Rice, Mr. and
Mrs a Waterhouse, j T Gilman, Mrs
j johnson, g Ottoeu, g Porter, Mr.
Tasrpelmau, f Fernandez, f Smith,
Y Lin Fat, r Fukumoto, j w Cath
cart, Miss Anderson, VIC Psrks, d
Kalauokslani, Jr, Mr. Ammo, MIR and
Mrs Helbekatb, N Sskamoto, M
Frank, I McCant Stewart, II E
Hendricb, DR. Rodgers, Miss @ Lacy,
Miss B Webke and 43 deck.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-28
FOB RENT Oh LEASE

Six-Roomed Cottage on King 81.
next door TO Ssnitarium, Kewalo.
Artesian water laid. Outhouses in
the rear.
For terms. apply to him personal
ly at the Hawaiian Hardware Co.'S
store.
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
HIS TRIBUTE or AFFECTION
Saved Remnant Of chum's Pet for a
Definite Purpose.

Saved Remnant Of chum's Pet for
Definite Purpose.
REPRESENTATIVE Timothy d, Sullivan
stands firmly for the innate loyalty
of the Irish boy. no matter what his
age
There was famous dog fight in
my district said he, "and all the
boys in the neighborhood were there.
Next to Christmas. there's nothing ap'
peale to the average boy so much as
q dog fight. The one speak OF was
done to finish, especially in one case
where there was nothing LETT but a
small and pathetic piece Of brown,
furry ear
"A red-headed. unkempt youngster
grabbed at it, and rushing up to me,
exclaimed half choking with sobs;
Mister, say, tell me where Mr.
-. the saloonkeeper, lives.
Il told him, and asked. What Dc
you want 70 know for!
"'Oh. Is acquainted with his son
Dinny. what's the owner of this,
pointing - the last remnant Of Tho
dead canine Sure, his heart viii b'
clean broke when he finds his cu
gone! III be after takin this Bit Of Z
rimitnbrance to him, sir, and maybe
be can match It 10 another pup ~
New York Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
ORLEANS AND OAKLAND
The Results in Six Events at soth
Traeks-Entrles and Scratches
Today.
NEW ORLEANS.

First race, : and one-half furlongs;
Roomeracck, 10G, (Jno, Hennessy) :
to ;. first; Dick Ripley. lol. (Aubu'
chonl to ] second; Gus Lanka, loI'
tDonovanl 6 to :, third Time, llO.
Second race, five and one-halt fur
longs. John Martin, ILL., (SteNensl
5 10 ;, first; Countess Clara. log
Domnicbl 1 to I, second Bndweiser
loS. Crawford 2 to !, third. Time
E11,
Third race, seven furlongs; MAY
rick. "a. (Jenkinsl to 5, first Ban
aiio. Sc. (Punket0 to /, second
Ora Mckinney, ST. (Jno. HennessyI
"a /, third, Time, l;3ola
Fourth race, the Capitol stakes
half mile: Fay Templeonr los Ccraw
ford1 Z to 10. first; Tommy Ohara
lis. (Troxle) 2 to /, second; Mis-
Layman, ITO. Domnick to |, third
Timo, 80
Fifth race. six furlongs, lmboden
l0o (Robbins) to 5, first; Jim y
Long, IN, (Domnick1 3 to |, second
VIM Wright, 100. (Jno. lIennessy)
TO 10, third Time, l:lG.
Sixth race, mile and sevent,
,ards: Dawson, 109, (Domnicl0 3 t.
!. first. Betmuda, SO, (Jenkinsl 8 +
| second; Inspr Shea, 100, (Sull'
| yan) 3 to I. third. Time 1;5l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
HOW AY0NEI HELPS THE HEALTH
Kills the Germs Of Grip, Catarrh and
Colds, costs Nothing If 1t Fails"
Says Paul G. Schun & Son.

Paul G. Schuh & Son have seen so
many remarkable cures made by the
Hyomei treatment that they sell 1t
with the positive agreement to re-
turn the money if it fails to cure.
A complete outfit costs but 81, and
consists of the pocket inhaler, medi.
cine droppar and sufficient lIyomei to
lagt several weeks,
IT. effects a cure in the worst ca
tarrhal troubles and if breathed at the
commencement of a cold or the grip
will check it quickly and prevent sick
ness. Extra bottles Of Ilyomei can be
obtained for soc.
At this season of the year, every
one should have q Hyomei outfit tC
prevent and cure catarrah troubles
and ward of attacks Of grip. pneu
monia and similar germ diseases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
q . O 4, . . . . q = y

Peter Zimmerman, the Washington
street grocer. is having a fine trade
Good fresh groceries and full weights
pleasas the people, order from him
Mrs. Farrow's Millinery and Dry
Goods store on Eighth ST. is strictly
first class and upto-date The ladies'
Of Cairo kuoY it's Q. X.
Powers Livery and Transfer spec,
ial attention given 10 transferring
baggage to all parts Of the city
low price, 1909 Coml. ave
81 Joseph branch, No %, G. x. and
/. ot A., win give cuchro party at
the X. NJ. X, C. hall Easter Tuesday
evening
Two hundred tailored and dress
hats on display Friday, March 30
10 . p. N. Miss j. L. Wallace, 2O'
Eighth street
A. q. Mccormick, corner 32nd anc
Poplar st, viii ,iphoIster ana ropal
your furniture and make you an ele
CANT box couch for little money.
1 Planters Hotel it's the best plac
for The money in Cairo, Ask the ma
who has tried it, he is good jndg
| and will recommend it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
vi O + q n
OF the
Lady Lefty

"Considcr the lilee OF the vance
beloved the latter as his eye relI
npon Wilbur the transformed. CLAP
on TO that starboard windiass brake,
sonny"
Wilbur saw the Cinnamon ranging
themselves about what he guessed was
the windlass in the schooner's DOW
He followed and took his place among
them, grasping one Of the bars.
Break down" came the next or
der. Wilbur and the Cinnamon obey
ed. bearing up and down upon the bars
till the slack of the anchor chain came
home and stretched taut and dripping
from the hawse holes.
"'VaSt heayinw
And then as Wilbur released the
brake and turned ABOUT for the next
order he east his glance out upon The
bay, ana there, not 150 yards away
/ her spotless sails tense, her cordage
| humming, her immaculate TANKS sup
ming easily through the waves, the
water Kissing and churning under her
forcfoot, clean. cleaning, dainty ahd
arlStocratic, the RidgeWays' yacht fer
rel passed like Il thing of life. Wilbm
saw Nat Ridgeway himself at the
wheel Girls in smart gowns and
Young fellows in white ducks ard
yachting cops-all friends Of his
crowded the decks 4 little orchestra
Of musicians were rceling off Il quick
step
The popping Of cork and gale OF
talk and laughter came to his ears
Wilbur stared at the picture, his face
devoid Of expression. The Petrel cam'
on. drew nearer was not n hundred
feet away from the schooner's stGrn
A strong swimmer, such as Wilbur
could cover the distance in few
strokes. Two minutes ago Nilbu
might have
"Set your manslw came the helloY
Of Captain Kitchell. CLAP on to you
throat and peak halyards"
The Chinamen hurried aft
Wilbur followed.
CTo be continued)
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

friend Jim makes present OF apu no
charge. because he loves you 50. foa 10
allowed two minutes TO change, az II ~
-. tano1 oa ho1y con won't forle me
10 come for to assist
1t would have been interesting 10
have followed. step by step, the men
tai process that now took place " l'oSs
WiIbur's brain. The captain haCl gwen
him two minutes in which TO fhail9e'
The time was short enough, DuI ef'h
at that Wilbur changed more fLah i''S
clothes during the two minutes Nc was
lpft 10 himself i'm the rechlng' oaFA VI
tlle eclooner's fO'c'stle. 1t was iHoic
than a change-it was 4 rtNoIutioii'
What he made up his Inind u 70 nv
clsely what mental attitude he aeciue'i
to ndopt. Just what new nichet ~ eie't
yrI wherein TO set his feet, it r hlli
10 say. Only by results douid tiio
change be guessed Of. lie wtflt uoW y !
the forward hatch at The toelol hi'eh
ellis boot-silk hated. mel foh over
coated. patent booted and EioVed u
,.,,c,I,,s Two minutcs LATER therJ
o,',',,...od u,,on the deck a figure in oil
skins and a s0u'wester. mere Ma'
blood upon the face of hiiP anu th'
crime of an unclean ship up4h MS pai'
,,aras II was Wilbur. anll yet no
w.uh,r In two minutes he lhad been
IN vov horn again. The Only trace
- lie forner SELF we're she paten
Yaa.i.ar hoots stiIl ncrsiste,h in thei
GLOSS and shine. that showed Win sr'l
s,,,.,,,.-,.,,itv Ialow the vast compass o
the eilskin hreeches.
AS Wilbur came on deck p sd" ~
crew of the schooner huF 10
ward. six Of them, Chlnafl'eh ever
one. in brown jeans and p'aeA is
hats. On the quarter decf s'o0u "a
captain barking his ordersl -
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate of Clemmens SCHNEIDER, Deceased
The undersigned having been appointed al
mini ,trator OF the estate of Clemmens Schlpd-
Ter late OF the county of Alexander and the
State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county court OF
Alexander county, at the court house IN CAIRO
AZ The May term on the first Monday in May
next, at which Time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
ID attend for the purpose OF having tne same
adjusted All persons indebted TO said estate
are required to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this list day Of March, A. ID. 1904.
AUGUST SCuiNpLBR, Administrators
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

rHANCERY NOTICE.
v state of Illinois Alexander County, SIS.
In The Alexander County Circuit Court, May
term H. 1901 I'm Chaucery sitting August
W SCHNEIDER, who sues by his next friend Au-
pust.Schindler, Cumplainantv VS. Magdalana We
her Dauiel Weber. William Weber, Maggie We
hcr. John Weber Philip Weber ChaS. Weber,
and Nelson Morris, Edward Morris and Ira, N.
Morris. partners doing business under firm name
aAd style of Nelson Morris 4 Company aud
William Winter and Claude Winter, partners
doing business uoder firm name and style q
Winter Brothers, Napoleon b, Phistlewood,
Patrick Rarth Snd William Waibaum De-
fendants. Kill in Chancery Tor par
ttion and an accounting. The allowed
named defendants are hereby notified
that said complainant has this day filed
i'm said court a certain bill IN Chancery toi
partitiou and an accounting against them and
that summons has issued thereon returnahle on
The first day of the next term OF SAID courI tt
he holden at the court house ia Cato, Illinois
on tine glh day of Mas next.
Cairo Illinois, March llth \. u, ieoi
LEE B-DANiS CLERK
lansden n leek and David 5, l&psden' Com
plainant's Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
ALLOTTED SPACE
At GREAT FAIR
New Jersey Oysters and Mos
quito To be on Exhibition
PLAN TO EXTERMINATE
THE UNIVERSAL PEST AND DIS
SEMlNATOR OF CERTAIN
KINDS or BACTERIA
BACILLUS.

II il New Jerseys ambition to SHOW
at the Worlds Fair how to cultivate
the famous and delicious New Jersey
oyster and to exterminate the inta'
nous and mighty New Jersey mos
quito,
New Jersey Will do lot Of other
things at the exposition. but Lewis T.
Bryant. secretary of the New Jersey
commission, says that two exhibits
which have been allotted space in
the Palace of Forestry Fish and game
will be Of more than common inter-
est. An who have tickled their pal
ates with the luscious biyalves and
all who have yielded up their rich
/ red blood to satisfy the yoracious ap
petite Of the pesky Jersey mosquito
which aeeems to thrive in all States
win be glad to know how to multiply
the former and be oyerioyed to learn
4 Of the fate that awaits the latter,
A great glass tank at the World IS
Fair will constitute the improved
i''il' VI wv -, ,s,,+ar. ana ctbor
Siii ,u'i.a, ~ ~, ',,,,,o,t. ,.,n Ne
Sao'' ii9n - ~, r., " 9l'''' I a,.,,aa,ad I,
so Ha'ui'' ''"' non a. m,a roreo,
I'VE Jo7' as 'ne' 'G -, ,.,.,,. a,,.to,
ahofeS' Nuo "" ny ,..a,narto,
oeo' VI, " - tbia1- oo,ti,,
GO ,oe No'lo a,' 49,. : ,'l,,,,, ,,,',n af ~,
WllI pe = l'|"u WV -. po1r tont !
'ai'N anu NV '''u 80, ~, >,a,. torsov,
salV "a''', "'o'''" N, '1',' ~ nanro1 n .,
Atahue Sio'e9' "''' ~ p"'
top OIL 'nl'' a., t.n1. usl
~ 9,'''' ,,,,t1r dt u r.oI,, around m,
perln'l 'ne ,i0i'o' ~ ~, H@'| hoH,ts ~ ~
at nus leisure slo'' ny - 0h ~ q,
oysters any "'i',' ,Ga M o.h N
dluoh 70 '"V eu''" y VI I wv '."' ,..,,,
: various processes io' ~ '''g,'
and handllna VIII p' 5io"', > -,
lho eA1'.I lilii"'ioi' - '"t an1
sey MOSQUITO ~ w. ''''t'o' -, ~ " n.it
lect Y ne lre''oo - v''''',,e ~, 'i' ,,as
any o,heF SooJo''' ~. .nooi,
i commission ""S n eP''' !, " on,1 ,.i,
! blT lahN "lo "" - 1,, !. ,,nso,d
:. 'he laF'"' y, '''t ~ "4 naat ~ nc
ana a'9' "'i' ''''''',' .,,,.,au, ,oio
qni'o uea,''S o''' III l. th,a IN,
''.' ,.a,,. no.t
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Beauty Doctors Endorse HerpIclde.

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpicide.
Women who make a business of beau.
urying other women como pretty near
knowing what viii bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
cerniug Herpicide:
II can recommend Newbro's "Herpi-
eide" as It stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as q dressing it has no super
ior.
"(Slgned) Bertha A. Trullinger,
Completion Specialist
"29i5 Morrison St, Portland, ore"
"After using ono bottle of ''Herpicide'
my hair has stopped falling out and my
scalp is entirely free from dandruif.
"tSgned) Grace Dodge,
Beauty Doctor,
'195 Sixth St, Portland. Ore
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c. IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit Mich.
Paul G. Schuh Z Sons, Specia
Agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
OAKLAND.

First race, Futrity course; Quiz
l. 102, C. SMITH 3 to /, first; Black
Thorn, 1l0, (sheehan) 10 to |, sec.
md; Possart, 40. tSeel to | third.
rime. 1:15. el
Second race, six and one-half fur
'ongs: Galanthus, 1903, (BuXton) T
% 3. first; Hulford. 95, Gross
hwaite) ) to /. second; Reeves, 49,
(Trayers) Z to ?, third, Time, 1925
Third race, six furlongs: Harbor
0S, (Travers) 20 to /, first; Foxy
irandpa lO3. Buxton) 6 to ), sec
md; Jack Little. 1O5, (Bonner) G tC
I, third Time. l;19h,
Fourth race mile and oneeighth
Gateway, %, (Crossthwaite) Z to I
drst; DO Go, 1oG, C. SMITH 10 {,
{. second; Anirad ST. (Knapp) . t.
{. third. Time 2.0l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
FREE!
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 of Cairo and over ioni
teen years of age is eligible the contest and the one It.
cevne the largest number of votes will receive the manu-
some upright piano now display at Buchanans MUSIC
Store, III Commercial avenue,
Ouly tie coupons bubhshcd daib IN The BHArh" nay
be nd as 6allo each counting as oae vote AS an III
ducement for paid up subscribers to The Cairo Bulletin any
person bringing to The Bulletin office subscription ioi
three months accompanied by $So, newspapers containing
50 coupons will be given; for six months subscription OF
$500 125 newspapers will be given; Tor one years SUP
scrpon at the regular rate, 800 newspapers will be gVe
This arrangement applies to all subscribers both new ana
old. t
Each ballot must be complete If the border OF date ne
at bottom of ballot is cut off the vote does not count Eac
ballot must be cast not later than 700 O'Clock OF Saturday
night OF this week r.. .;..
The vote will be announced i'll The Bulletin from time
to time and all ballots will be preserved at The Bulletin
Office 703 Ohio Leyee for one week alter puoilcauoh'
During that time any contestant is privileged to examine
the ballots II.
The contest will close at 900 O'Clock Saturday night,
March 26 1904 and the Of the most popular young
lady as determined by vote will be published III the pig
Easter Number of The Bulletin. The $3.50 piano VIII DC
delivered the day following the publication OF the award
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
4 AnMINIsrArOR,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on saturday the
I'd dav OF April next, between the hours or ~
faruoou of said dav st the late residence OF
CienImeus Scbndlcr deceased, near willard.
m tha county eff Alexander, and state Of ltA-
uoig ne personal property Of said decedent
consisting of horses, mules, hoBs. yeaTii iinEs
tural implemeuts and tools and other articles,
Will q sold at public sale.
Terms of Sale Purchases of less Than rive
Dollars TO be- paid I'm hand; for that amount
and over, on a credit Of SIX t months, the phf-
chaser giynE note, with approved security,
AUaUsr SCHINpLRR, Administrator
March 2d, 1904
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

Wilbur stood in the waist OF 4
schooner anchored in the stream Well
off Fisherman'S wharf In the for
ward part of tie schooner thinnman
in brown duck was mixing paint. VII
bur was conscious that he still wore
his high hat and long coat. but his
stick was gone and one gray glove was
slit to the button In front OF nm
lowered the enormous red faced man.
A puugent reek OF some kind of rancid
fat or oil assailed his nostrils. over
by Alcauaz fcrryboat whistled Tor
its slip as 1t elbowed its way through
the water
Wilbur had himself fairly in hand
by now. His wits were all about nm
but the situation was beyond him as
yet.
cit ford" commanded the big man.
Wilbur drew himself up, angry In
an instant. look here" he began
"whaFs the meaning Of this business
know I've been drugged and mishan'
died. demand to be put ashore, DO
you understand thatE'
"Angel child" whimpered the pls
man. "Oh. you lllce of the vallee yoI
bright an mornin' star! I'm reell
panied v know that your yalIy can
come along. but wen have your pan'
ret up IN the mzarette. II gives M
genuine grief, It do, to see you ben
Obliged to put your lilee white feet O.
This here vulgar an dNtce deck. WEI
have the Wilton carpet down by &c
morrer. so we will my dear. Eah-h'
ne suddenly broke out as his rage boz
cd over. "Git ford, dye hear? II
crptain Of this here bathtHh an that
all YOU need to know for a good VIM
TO come. amt generally got to te
that TO a man but once but I'll stretc
the point just for love Of You, ans
child. Now, then move
Wilbur stood motiouiess. puzzled p
yond expression 40 experience he ha
over been through helped in this 81
uaton.
"I.ook here he began, "I'-
The captain knocked him down WI
n blow Of one enormous fist Epon Y
mouth, and while he was yet stretch'
uuon the deck kicked linn saNaseIy
the stomach. Then he allowed him
rise. caught him by the neck ana u
slack of his overcoat and ran III
forward to where a hatchWay mol Y
feet across opened in the deck Wit
nut ado he flung him down mo |
darkness below and while Wilbur q
yled by the fall sat on the ilo0r III I
foot of the vertical companion ladd
gazing about him with distended oy
therp rained down upon his mead III
nm olskin coat, then a sou Wester
pair Of oilskin breeches. Woolen soc
md a plug Of tobacco. Above IN
down the contracted square of
hatch, came the believing of the Ct
tains voice:
"rhere's you fit ont, Mister l'lee
the Vallee, which the same our dc
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.


The Golden Eagle Clothing and
Shoe House sells the Kind OF shoes
ANA clothing that never fail to please
Fit and workmanship guaranteed
COZ Commercial avenue.
p. J. Purcell general insurance
writer. represents The strongest and
bost companies All Baltimore fire
losses have been fully paid. Phone ll9
w. r. O'shca, Sth ST. leading gro
cor. Cullers buttor, Martins steam
bread, Kingan's meats, Heinzs 81 va
rieties best goods ON the market
Caros Tailoring House will make
you coat, pants and vest as cheapy
as You can buy a ready made SUIT
Order your Easter suit. $40 ComL ay
Lancaster & Rice will furnish you
artistic wall paper designs. Spring
time has come. your home, your OF
fee. your store needs new paper.
w. ]. Cochran, prescription drug
eist 1ll3 Washington ave. Watch TINS
store grow. Read his prices on his
speciaties. it will benefit YOU
Harry w Schuh's drug store has
the cough cure that cures the cough
4 large bottle costs only Csc. II
can't be at Try it,
Hcnderson's hardware store is hay
inc wondelu sale on the electric
kerosene oil burner. A perfect Ign
used on a common kerosene lamp.
p. T. Langan wishes to call youl
attention to screen doors and win
dows. Fly time viii soon be here
Don't all come at once, order now.
.Muthig for high class tailoring ol
Sth st.. is receiving new spring suit
ings daily. Now is the time to orde
your 1904 spring suit.
John I.attner, bakery and confe'
- tionery. makes the lightest' whites
: = and most wholesome bread, d7liciou
y cakes. pies, cookies and cream puff
,e II YOU want anyUing made Of woo'
Kelly Bros. Planning Mills viii max
10 il for YOU Int rior furnishing lump'
n a speciality, get estimates and price
SO Paul G. schuh & Sons Drug Stor
N COZ Coml. ave. will give you spendI
e. satisfaction It's pleasure to trat
ID at this store. ask a customer.
- G. r. Carnes dry goods store q
10 coml ave. There are others but th
~ ~ Is the store that gives you the be
- values for your money. Patronize
q. potto's restaurant and bar Is p'
ed ronil a by Cairo's leading busine
III and professional men Neatest clea
llt cs. aud best meals.
he White Horse Inn. $40 Wash a'
yn summer garden, fine music A I
'h- summer garden, fine music, big lun
y day. and night special brew ON Ia
~ Come be refreshed. Joe Harvey.
Ill Valentine Resch, the grocer. "
,as fiji your orders for butter. eggs. IL
The poultry and game. Sound fruits a
are vegetables. 2l5-217 Sth St Phone
not Petifs Racket Store makes pri'
en-, on the useful articles that is creati
ces an immense trade. Follow the crow
eht to 202l wash ave.
~ -. John A. Mlller, jeweier. has a C
90 plete line Of diamonds. Waief
clocks. rings. brooches. chains. stu
.ha charms and cut glass Lowest priC
for The Cairo Fish and Game Co.
cry furnish you with the choicest'iish
felt game. They are the peoples cho
tie 9Th st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
American Tools Rank First.

For high-grade work requiring pre-
cision and excellence there is to bo
found in nearly every machine shop IN
Germany group of American tools
a silent tribute to the remarkable po-
sition held in the world today by the
American machine tools work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
1 nndon,s NethAr World.

IN London there are $500 persons
I'm prisons. wOrkhouses. hospitals and
industrial schools. and one in every
four of the population will die IN a
workhouse or hospital or lunatic asy-
lum
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
Todays Scratches.

First race: Kiss Quick, Ben Mack
Swan Dance,
Second race: Happy Hooligan,
Miss Aubrey,
Third race Mowota Half Tag,
Fourth race. Netting, Half Tag
nhammablc, Pearls
Third race: Miss Eon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.

$500 St. Louis and return via Illi.
nois Central railroad. Tickets will be
sold March path. for trains leaving
Cairo $50 and tt:42 a. m. Good re-
turning to and including March 2sth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth street,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL SlOO,OOU. .0O
SURPLUS SSil (l0 IN
AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ~""'"""'1
OFFICERS:
E. A. BUDER, -. =. ...,. President
cHAs. FEucHTER JR, v. President.
J. n. 6ALLIGAN.. =. .... Cashier
r. sPENCER....,.Assistant Cashier
Directors
f. A. Buder. J II. Galligan.
Thos Boyd w ~ Ghoisoh'
c. NJ. Osterloh. c 0. Patier.
| VIM kluge, Z. v NeH'
Chas. Feuchter, Jr. J NJ Herbert
Accounts of corporations and IN.
dlviduals especially solicited. Ex-
change furnished in any part OF the
world.