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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Fl alcalde de RiO-Srande

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar e
nuestro amigo senior Don Jose G. CAL.
deron alcalde de Rio-grande, baio
cuya celosa administration ha conse-
guido dicho pueblo importantfsimoS
desarrollos y utilfsimas reformas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Reception en- Ia FOrtaleza

Esta noche Sc verifcara una recep-
ci6n en- la FOrtaleza, .llamada tambien
Mansion Ejecutiva.
La banda de la Policfa Insular anne
nizara el acto, y no habra bale con
motive de la cnaresma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07

Icunstancial, por el que no Sc le
pueden hacer graves cargos a
nuestros representatives insula-
res, porque seria mucha exigen-
Icia el pretender que previesen
os conflictos Y alteraciones ex-
teriores, cuando los nuestros que
estan muy cerca. que pueden
palparlos, pasan inadvertidoS
una y otra vez, hasta que al fin
tropiezan con ell obstaculo y no
tienen mas remedio que ocupar-
Sc de salvarlo.
La rectilcacion ha sido gene
raj. cumplida y honrada.
Ante las necesidades de la pa
tria, ell sacrifcio de la vanidad
" el orgullo personaIes, en- una
abdicaci6n que pudieramos la
mar sublime. Ell orgullo insen-
sato fue vencido por la buena
voluntad espantada del dafo
que ha causado ,tanta indiferen-
cia reunida, frente a tanta Gala
midad asociada. Ell espfritu
aborrascado por la rivalidad sui
cida ha dejado su puesto a la re-
flexion prudente y juiciosa. La
Camara ha aprobado el empires
tito sin fijarse. y ha hecho So
beranamente bien, sin fjarse en-
que asf confrmaba la razon que
hemos tenido para hacer al Co
bierno y a los amigos del Co
bierno conStanteS advertencias
que han escuchado al fin.
Ahora es, en- medic de esa rec
tilcaciou colossal, de ese compile
to reconocimiento de la nceesi--
dad. que Sc presenta verdadera-
mente grande nuestro parla-
mento insular, hbre de preocu-
paciones que no pueden preva-
lecer por su caracter Quasi priva-
do, frente a las reclamaciones
de la generalidad del pals puer-
torriquefio.
Buen ejemplo de sana humil-
dad y, al propio tempo, franca
mapera de rehuir la gran res
ponsabilidad que esta como ell
enorme gigantic del cuento gri
tando con voz cavernosa:-lCai-
go 8 no caigo!
Sobre la Camara va no puede
caer. Y los ojos desmesurada-
mente abiertos del pals Sc fijan,
con intepsa y creciente ansie-
dad, en- el Consejo Executive y
.escudrifa los rostros de los con-
sejeros, y lIega mas arriba aun,
al filtimo sitio en- donde puede
encontrar. ell proyecto 9 un di-
que insuperable 9 una via ex-
pedita y franca; y trata de in
quirir ST tambien q esos sitios
mas altos y por consiguiente
mas apartados de la realidad. ha
llegado ell grito estridente que
va tiene un cambiante nuevo,
I'm eco mas energico que Ell que
lloraba resignados dolores y
mansas 4 infinitas tristezas.
lOh, que imponente debe ser
la mirada de un pueblo entero.
cuando Sc clava con ansiedad
de agonizante que no quiere
morir, que necesita la vida, en-
ell sitio en- que supone la resi-
dencia del poder supreme que
pueda salvarle.
En- el gesto austerfsimo que
llega a confundirse con la rigi-
dez cadaverica hay una prone
sa de gratitud y una severa ex-
preston de castigo, y dominando
esta y aquella. un resto de espe-
rama, de hermosa y necesaria
eSperanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
instruction PdbIiCa

La nota de gastos escolares satisfe-.
chas por la Junta de Vieques, ha sidU
recibida en- Ell DEPARTMENT. de ms.
truccion.
Sc han aprobado los presupuestos de-
la Junta Escolar de CaguaS, para los
meSes de Mario y Abril.
~.
Sc ha dirigido circular a los ms,
pectores de Distriro para que orqani-
cen conferenCiaS de maeStroS, Sc de-
Signan a los SefioreS Miller. Ianer-
Martinez, Hernandez, Sawyer v Miss
Huntington; para que tomen parte en-
las conferenciaS, ademaS de los sef1o-,
res Lindsay,y Fernandez Iuncos, Que
Sc trasladaran los pueblos donde Sc
veri6quen aquellaS.
~
El seflor Enrique {. Hern Andez, re-
greso en- la mafiana de aver de Are
cibo, deSpueS de haber presidido las
conferencias celebradaS el sabado EN-
aquella ciudad. Concurrieron e macs.
troS de Arecibo y LareS, tomarol
parte en- el debate los sefiores Ian
dr6n Otero, Zeno Ginorio, Aponte,
Sifonte, y sobresalio en- la discussion eI
professor sefior Emilio GarceS Naz .tioi
Los puntos sobre que mas Sc disert6
fue acerca del uso de los hbroS de tex-y :
to.
El Sut-comisionado Mr.. Lord, re-
gres0 tan bien de su cxcurs:6 q Cia-
les, y viene satisfecho de las confe-..
rencias celebrada ALI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07

Sc han recibido quejas del medico
Director de Sanidad de Ponce denun-
ciando un individuo que mediante
engaf1os ha sacado dinero los CO.
merciantes de aquella ciudad, y con ell
pretesto de no girarles vista para
reconocer las harinas y demas produc-
tos alimenticios.
La Junta Superior ha dado 6rdenes
para perseguir al impostor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Sanidad

La Junta Superior de Sanidad hace
gestiones para conseguir un medico
para la municipalidad de Naguabo,
que, hace un mes carece de Ofcial de
Sanidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Obras pubIicas

La subasta por circulares para pc
queiios ajustes de suministros de pie
dra para La construction del camino
entire Trujillo Alto y Rio Piedras, fue
cerrada.
Entire los postores que Sc presen-
taron Sc lie, ha adjudicado el contrato
don Juan Molfulleda, que ofreci6 ell
metro cdbico a precio promedio de
SIPS, mientras que la proposition de
don Manuel Fald alcanzaba 4 S2.25;
esta era la proposition mas alta entire
las nueve referidas presentadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Nota del dfa

q, Gu Id Ndu1dld q NC NCRlC C
sentantes, ha sido aprobado ell
emprestito. Aprobado por una
nirnidad, sin que nadie haya
crefdo innecesario ell prestamo
de cinco millones; sin protestas
nj oposiciones fundamentales.
Es verdadique la crisis esta bien
a la vista, y, para no apreciarla,
hubiera Sido necesario Ell delibe-
RADIO intento de cerrar todos los
sentidos a las advertencias de
la realidad; hubiera hecho falta
una tenebrosa complicidad, lie
vada al 1ltimo grado; una obs
tinada tiesura de in.jida despre-
ocupacion insostenible por el re-
lieve macabro, cada vez mas
acentuado, de las seflales con
que Sc manifestan individual y
colectivamente las hondas per-
turbaciones economicas.
La Camara de Representa-
tes acaba de dar una brillante
prueba de patriotismo; prueba
inestimable, que es necesario
apreciar en- su valor intrfnseco
para llegar comprender 10 que
vale y 10 que signitlca la her
mosa rectificacion que acaba de
hacer la Camara Insular.
Con nuestra irremediable sim
ceridad, debemos proclamarlo.
Ell acuerdo de la Camara vale
mas asi, como resultado de una
rectifcacion muy extensa, de
grandes y dilatados alcances,
que 81 fuera expontaneo, nacido
de la impression primera, ocasio-
nal e impensado. Vale mas asi
porque sjgnifica la revision de
todo un periodic de gobierno,
transcurrido en- ell error mas in
crefble, sin que los toque5 ex-
presivos de la realidad sirvie-
ran para sacudir los deseos ili-
mitados de reposo, mientras Sc
empenaban en- turbar la enojosa
siesta, la perdurable sieSta, dan
do aldabonazos cada vez mas
fuertes, en- la puerta bien cerra-
da. todos los que iban a pereoer
mas pronto, fuera del recinto
en- que quedaban algunas pro.
visiones y algunos recursos pa
Ta seguir viviendo.
Las fguras esqueleticas pu-
dieron prolongar sus brazos des
carnados; Y llegaron a sacudir
con violencia a los dormilones
en- Sus lechos; les llamaron con
acentos de una verdad tan de-
SeSperada, de una necesidad tan
apremianteS que hubiera sido
precise Ell sueno de la muerte
para no abrir los ojos ante aque-
LA tremenda Sacudida de la
brusca realidad.
iCuantas veces Sc dijo que no
hacfa -falta el emprestitoi "
como siempre que la terquedad
pretende imponerse a la razon,
ha Tesultado ell pueblo perjudi-
cado en- SuS inteTeSes.
Ell emprestito costara mas
caro- en- las circumstances actua-
les que 81 Sc hubiese hecho
antes, cuando nosotroS 10. indi-
cabamos como necesario E ine-
vitable. Pero no era ell momen-
to oportuno de ponerse con re-
gateos que inspirasen SO ospechas;
Y ha hecho blen la Camara apro-
bandolo de una vez: va que no
admite esperas nuestra apurada
situaci6n, nj hay probabilidades
tampoco de que Sc efect1en en-
el exterior, con la rapidez que
fuera de desear, los cambios
determinantes de una baja para
nosotfos conveniente. en- el ra-
pido ascenso que van expert
nentando todos los valores por
las grandss solicitudes de dine
10 que el estado de guerra aca-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07
Nuevo Conceal

Por el senior Gobernador ha sido
nombrado concejal del Ayuntamiento
de Lares, don Jose B. Coll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-07

Ell ingeniero, Inspector general de
obras pdblicas, don J. J. Jimenez, ha
regresado en- el tren de anoche desde
Aguadilla, despues de inspeccionar las
obras de afrmado y reparacion de la
carretera de aquella Villa a Camuy,
que tiene 42 Kilometres de extension Y
para cuyas obras Sc han asignado re-
cientemente por ell sefior Gobernador
$4,000 procedentes del fondo de ode
p6sitos"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

lie highway-a thoroughafarc .hat
win be- accessible for travel the year
round This is quite a feasible ana
laulible proposition A roadway of
this character. leading up The river
and aIfording aft outlet 10 America.
Olmstead Grand Chain ana all points
northeas, OF Mound City-one that
may be trayersed at all seasons will
prove almost as great a benefit 70
Mound City and Pulaski county geaor-
ally as the drainage district itself.
It win he of common intcre to neto
that the leyce will run on the site Of
the "old county road about midway
between the Ohio river and the track
ct the Big Four railway The com
mi;teo will make its formal report 10
the city council at the regular meet
inc of that body on tomorrow night.
The readers Of The Bulletin will be
kept informed on The further progress
Of this important public enterprise by
this correspondent
Mrs Horace Jackson and Miss Net
tie Orm, OF America, were in this
city on shopping mi sion this after
noon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
June 21.

Grandma Jones and granddaughter
Miss Nina Parish, returned Tuesday
morning from a few days visit with
friends in Stonefbrt.
Miss Edith Kelley who is visiting
Stonefort. visited in this city today,
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. l., n Par
ish. Miss Kelley is music teacher
in the conservatory of music at In
jianoplis,
Carl Bauder. who has been in Lead
vile. Colo, the past winter returned
home Monday.
Miss Mabel Parish is expected from
Chicago in few days
The south bound evening train now
passes this place at 1905 p. III.
Harrisburg ball team win probably
go to Carmi to play next Sunday.
instead of playing with Mt Carmel
here, due to the fact Jhat an eTcur-
down next Sunday
]. p. Harmon, proprietor Of Jacks
Place, is butding an addition 10 his
restaurant in order to accommodate
his extensive trade.
Worlmen arrived Monday and arc
no wat work pat ling in the large steel
elevator ana grain tank for the Cum
Minis Milling Co.
Harry Lee is clerking for the Red
Front grocery on Vine and Church
streets
The band boys are figuring on civ
ing concert at the opera house
some time in the near future. They
program, which will contain not only
solactios by the band, but some good
numbers by some Of the leading mu.
sicians of this city outside Of the
band. both vocal anil instrumental.
The program will eclipse anything Of
The kind ever held in The opera house
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
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ANNA.


Miss Jane Corbet,, a 81 ter Of Mrs.
j Il. Il Craigheal, who has been at
tending college at Oberlin, Ohio, will
spend her vacation in this city.
Prof T II Rhodes gave an inter
eSting lecture at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. Subject
Philippines
G. Matthias ana son, Herbert went
to 81, Louis Sunday
A reunion of the class Of '03 will
be hell Wednesday evening. june e.,
at the home Of Miss Mary Norris.
Mr. and Mrs Wade Meilin spent
Saturday, in Cairo.
NJ Nottie Sonneff, of Chadwick.
H. il the guest Of the family Of pr
6, r Walaer,
Loci Otrich, Of st, Louis, ID spend-
ing a few days here with his father,
c. l.. Otrlch.
Quite delegation from Anna at.
tended the liustlers meeting at Mt.
Vernon last week Among them were
Mayor VIM Eddleman, VIM, Rock and
W r. Bruchhauser The next meet
inc viii be held in Anna
Miss Bertha Hatmakcr, of Sandov.
al, Ill. is visiting Mrs h. f. Wheeler.
Several Golden people attended the
r. ID. lodge / Fsart BCanORmbCoIS
r. D. lodge lat Friday night Two
now members We're initiated anu re-
TIreshments We're served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
SOME CUTTINGS.

Mrs, Sequel understand your hus-
band can't meet his creditors? Mrs
Equals don't believe he particular.
ly wants TO.
Tommy-A man and his wife are
one, aren't they, pal Papa-They are
equivalent to one my child. She Is
one and he Is nothing.
rs your father at homer" NO
gone hshin'' Well where's your
brother?" Gone to borrow a wheel
barrow to wheel dad homel"
The nuises-Yos, we kept you alive
for thrce weeks on milk punchcsanl
bran ~ THE patient-Just M luck:
and ! was unconscious all the time.
Can you tell anything by looking at
my hln1?' eyes, ] should infer
looking closely at your hand that a
heavy tax had been levied on SOAP"
Il want something striking for a
wedding present said the male shop.
per Yes sir remarked The shop.
walker The clock department is on
the fourth Goor"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

The golden slipper must have been
marked a size smaller than il was or
Cinderella would have refused to try
IL on.
Whom a woman gets a letter from
another woman that isn't UNDERSIGNED
every other word it seems cold and
distant to her
It scares a woman half to death to
think that If she never had been born
she never would have loved her chill
drgn the way she does
It would make n bachelor terribly
ashamed Of himself il he had such
evil thoughts as HIS woman fric1Js
try to make him think he has.
The first thing a family man should
be able to 10 Is 70 write checks and
the nczt to pretend he would be I'M
happy II he didn't have to do il.
When q woman goes 20 see a friend
to find out II the mmor that her hus-
band has failei in business is true
she speaks Of it afterward IS having
been ont ell afternoon at receptions -
Now York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22

June 81, 1901.
Mrs Tayia Davis, Of Anna Was The
guest of her brother. L. f. Dillow here
Sunday and Monday
Mr. Oscar Merri5 left for Chicago
Sunday
Miss Esina Edileman left Monday
for Paris, Tenn, on a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Albert Huholt ana wife leTt
Monday for st. Louis to visit the fair.
Mrs Ollie Richard on ana Tom
Frank left Saturday for their home ia
RelknIp after a months visit here
with relatives
Miss WaGda, Brcnard IS visiting
relatives in Shawnee Town this week
Mr. Warde Bird Of We,aug was
here Monday On business
The Vienna niae will play the Don
COLA nine here Sunday June 90
Mrs r. A. Cuhl and daughter, Duh
sic, We're in Cairo Monday on business
Mr. y G Eldlnnan rshm1l home
Saturday from Anna whcro She had
been visiting her mother.
Mrs. s G.. Morton and son, w, C..
of New York City, are the guests of
Mrs. Geo W. Caughaneur and family
this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
VIENNA.
5une 20.

p. r. Chapman and son, Ralph,
Mrs. r. T. Chapman and son Ralph
ana sister Miss Eva Mckenzie, re-
turned from St Louis Saturday morn
ing whore they have been attending
The Worlds Fair
Mrs Chapmans daughter, Miss
Marian who has been attending the
Monticello seminary the past winter
accompanied her home.
Dr. A. |. Brown, who was Worlds
Fair visitor last week, returned home
Saturday,
l.. 0. Whlmel, Of East St Louis.
came in Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family, returning again Mon
lay morning
Deputy t. S. Revenue Collector J.
b, Gillispie came in Friday to spend
! few days with his family
Knapp FarrIs who has been attend
ing the Washington University for
the past term returned home Satur-
day to spend his summer vacation.
Messrs. p. T. Chapman, w. e.
Simpson and H. NJ. Jackson, left Sun
day by G. & f. |. for Chicago, TO at
tend the Republican National conven.
ton.
The following Is the program of the
Children's Day exercises held at the
Methodist church last night: Prayer
choir; reading. by Hazel Burnett:
song, by Miss Amy Galcener's class;
recitation, by Newt Elkins; recita-
ton, by little Mary Whitehead; music
by orchestra; recitation. by Samuel
Vankirk; song. by Mrs Maggie Simp-
sons class; song. by choir; recita-
ton, by Farris English; exercise, by
Mrs. Maggie Simpsons class, SOLO
by little Marie Margrave; recitation
by Joyce Margraye; song, by Mr.. W.
g. Galeener's class exercise. by
Three Little Girls song. by Misses
Baliancie's and Galcener's Glass;
song, by choir; recitation. by Paul
Whitehead music. by orchestra;
duet, by Nellie Gray and Nellie Per
kins: benediction, by u. w. Written
berg.
Miss Lydia Miller. Of Carbonate,
who has been visiting Mrs T. J.
Bratton, returned home this morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22

fortune to be present We're: Messrs.
Herman Martin, Will Winiford, Val
Rathbone, Harry Boatright VIII
Richardson, Semer Skdggs, Chas.
Thompson, Walter tIe.herinston, Med
Parish; Misses Bertrud2 Potter. Eu-
nice Williford Della CLOSER. Grace
Mclianey Nelly Choisser Stella Mar
ron, Louie Rathbone; -, and Mrs.
JAS c. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee pcGrcc,
Mi. ana Mrs. Tho5. pearce A mos;
enjoyable time was had by al
Probably the best and most eXcit-
ing game OF ball ever played this sea
son was played at Doris park here
Sunday between Harrisburg and the
Cairo Athletic club Boyh teams
seemed TO be in excellent spirits ana
did some good playing Very few or
rors were made by either side AMI
the large audience, numbering nearly
400 seemed to he satisfied that they
got their moneys worth. Harrisburg
seemed to nave the best of it from
tho start, running in JWO scores in
the first inning, when in the next
four innings Cairo got a score in each
making the score to >, Harrisburg
saw they mus, 10 some tall playing
OF suffer defeat AT the end of the
9th inning Harrisburg run in 1 more
scores, putting them two ahead; thus
the score ut the end stood 70 in
favor of Harrisburg Nothing oe-
CURED to mar the gHme except that
one of the Cairo boys, Pete Lansion,
became very sick on MS way TO the
grounds, and required the attention
Of a physician during his stay here
He was taken to the Parker House
where kind friends administered 10
his wants and the best OF medical
attention procured, and he had so FAR
recovered that he was able to return
home at train time The Cairo boys
were not weakened by this accident
SO far as the game vas concerned,
as his place was filed by ono Of our
boys. Herman Cox. who dil himself
proud, and probably the best bail
playing he ever did in his life, play
ing through the entire game without
an error. Nothing but words of praise.
can be heard of Tho Cairo boys from
all sides, and they won repHtalign
Of not only good ball players, tut per.
feet gentlemen.
Arrangements are being made
with Ait. Carmel here next Sunday.
Harry Harper, OF this city was
elected treasurer or the liustlers al
their convention held at NH. Ncrnon
Ill.,, last week An effort vas made
By our citizens to secure the conyon-
ton for thls city next year but failed
in this, and 1t will be held at Anna
Revival services are being held al
the Presbyterian church in this city
Roy Thos f. Spillman, of DuQuon,
IL assisting Rev l.. j. this week,
Frank Fmcr, OF Carrier Mills was
in the city transactinC business to-
DAY. Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
MOUND CITY.
June 90, 1904.

June 20, 1904.
Harry Senno, the night policeman
is having his residence repaintel.
Hall u Hicks are doing the work.
Frank Block, and wife Of Mounds.
were guests Of Leslie {. Perks and
wife today
Tom Galbraiih, one Of the big horti-
eulturists Il Villa Ridge was selling
new hay in this city today
On Friday last II. o. Carter, A. J.
Dougherty, County Surveyor w. N.
Meyers ald ono or two other leading
citizens and numbers Of the city coun-
ell went up the river and made a sur
voy Of the route of nlo proposed
drainage district leyee. They set the
firtt stake at the city lcyae known as
the home Of Abe Beaver, formerly
the Walter Jackson place. At the
latter place the surveying party found
that the ground wa slightly above
high water mark the entire length of
the lcycc is practically three miles.
ne HtdNlCSt III Is liSllt dL ilit Sidi T.
ing placc-thc north city leyee. The
committee found that the requisite
ill is for.y or fifty per cent less than
had been previously surmised. While
the fill at the city levee is about
oghtcan feet it is not over five feet
AT the old brick yard. quarter of a
mile up the river. When Tho commit
tee secured an audience with the Of
iicials OF the Big Four railway and
sought the privilege of utilizing. their
ley2es the railway people wanted a
very material sum Of money for The
privilege Then the committee made
n marked change in their premises
and concluded TO build their own le.
wee. At the anne time they propose
to have the levee constitute a pub
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
Have You a Cough1

A dose Of Billiards. IForehonnd
Syrup will relieve II. Have you a
cold? A dose of Herbine at bed time
and frequent small doses Of iiore-
hound Syrup during the day will re-
move It. Try it for wh0oping cough,
for asthma. for consumption, Tor
bronchitis. Mrs Joe McGrath, 237 y.
1lt street, Hutchinson, Kan, writes;
Il have used Billiards. Horehound
syrup in my family for 5 years, and
find it the best and most palaiable
medicine | ever used" pc, SOC, sL00
Sold by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
REIKNAP.
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June q, 1904.


Mr. Krso, of Olmatcad came up
"Wednesday afternoon to attend the
haptsing Thur day
Born 70 Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hodge
June (, bay, and to Mr. ana Mrs.
Lemuel Stite June is, a boy.
A very entertaining program was
rendered Sunday evening at the NJ. T.
church in honor Of Children's Day.
It reflects much credit on the Sunday
school and teachers The offering
amounted to about 5000.
Mr. Reed, of Benton. has been vfsi
itiHg his daughters here. Mrs. f. Il.
Train, for the last few days.
Prof y G. Martin Is travelling for
the American Book company. q aH
Mrs Este Whitman Is visiting n
Anna
Miss Cussio and Master Alyie
Mathis. Of Bloomfield, were the guests
Of Miss Ptarl Johnson over Sunday.
Mrs. Ashbrook, of Eldorado, who
has been IN Louisiana for a couple of
months enroute home visited her
daugrter here Mrs S. O. zelda
few days
Mr. and Mrs. George Shirk arrived
Sunday from an extended visit maong
relatives in Kentucky.
Mis- Hallocl, who has been employ
ed as trimmer Tor ". l.. Williams
millinery department. left Monday for
her nome, the season being over.
Rev John Adams, who has been
conducting series Of meetings at the
Baptist church. went home Saturday
on account of illness. The church was
reorsdni2od Sunday evening by Rev
Staegal
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22

$1.00, Cairo to Vincennos and re-
turn Sunday, Juno Goth account open
ing Of Electric Park ana Iron Mould
crs Picnic at Sportsman Park Spec.
ial train leaves Union Depot 600 am.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22

Cairo to Nincennes and return next
Sunday, June 2Gth, S1,0o, via Big Four
EOute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
WETAUG.
June Fl, 1904.

June 81, 1904.
Or Theodore Bollin, of Wetaug, was
attacked last might by a person in
woman's clothes ana badly injured
The agaressor has turned out 10 be
Allen Hieht, Of this place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
arn,st Mint IN the World.

The United States mint at San
Francisco is the largest institution Of
THE tirf Il the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-22
"B IG F u r"
c. c. c. G. ST. L. RY
Grand Excursion to VlNCENNES on
account Of opening Electric Park ana
Iron Moud2rs' Picnic
Sunday, June 10th

Tickets will be sold at vdfy low
rates for special train leaving sta
tons named on following schedule.