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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
ARDS
Cash Grocery & Heat Market
WILLIAM ARD PROPRIETOR.
OUR NAME

is a guarantee Of fine quality. All the
Groceries we sell are good, pure and
economically priced. We have
FINE STOCK
Of Canned Fruits and Vegetables, De.
liclcus Jams, Specially Fine Tea and
Coffee and all household supplies.
Our customers receive every consider
alton.
We make a speciality Of Fox Brand
Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fish and
Country Butter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
MURPHYs5oRo MINERS
EXCURSION TO PADUcAH

The coal miners at Murphysboro, ]. =
500 strong. went on an excursion TO
Padfcah yesterday 4 train of four
teen coaches was required to accom-
modate them. and ID took two trips Of
the big transfer steamer at Paducah
10 carry the train across the river at
that place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
KILLED BY A WOMAN.

St. Joseph, No, April Up. p
Druckmiller. government chemist al
the packing houses. was shot and "a
tally wounded tonight He accuses
Miss Grace V. Vest with firing -four
bullets al him during a quarrel at 4
rooming house. Only one shot took
effect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Harriet p Williamson, deceased.
The unde rsigned, having been appointed exc
cutor Of The last viii ana testament of Harriet
p. Williamson, late o. the county Of Aiexan-
der. and state OF Illinois. deceased.
hereby gives notice that De win appear before
the county court of Alexander county, at
she court house. IN Cairo az Ia June term, 4.
n IL 3. Of said court. on the first Monday in
June aext, Al which time all persons having
cams against said estate are notihe,1 and
requested % attend for the purpose Of having
tie same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 80 make immediate pay
fiant 10 the undersigned
Dated this 2lst daF of March. A. D.. 1905.
PHiLASDEr 4. BARCLAY, Executor.
Miles Frederick Gilbert. attorney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
THE BROOKLYN EN- ROUTE.

Washington. April 1.-The navy de-
partment was informed today that the
Brooklyn had arrived at Guantanamo
and proceeded Immediately under the
departments order to Port Au Prince
Hayti
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
RAILROAD NEWS
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Safety Appliance Bill.

The Illinois senate committee on
railroads yesterday reported out for
passage a bin to compel railroads to
equip cars with automatic couplers
and continuous brakes and locomo-
lives with driving wheel brakes de-
signed 10 secure greater safety for
employees. Under the bill employees
are not to be held guilty of contribu-
tory negligence provided railroads fail
10 take such measures for safety
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
Round House AZ Parls. III.

Superintendent Hadley Baldwin of
the S. Louis division of the Big FonT,
has ordered the construction of a
round house OF six or seven stalls near
The intersection Of the Cairo and ST.
Louis division tracks at Paris, III. A
large umtable will be brought there
from Nation 10 replace the small
one now in use.
As soon as the new Vandalia depot
is ready for occupancy the old station
will be replaced with a stall large
enough to accommodate two locomo
tives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

II m., ana T45 p. m Morning sub
ject THY Kingdom Come, AT the
evening services the subject viii be:
Cutting Figure in the World" A
cordial welcome to all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE..

state Of Illiaois. Alexander county, IS.
In the Alexander souBty Cireuit courf. May
term A. D.. fq95 Benjamin R. Thistiewoo1,
piaihtin. IS TaiieF- Bates Construction Com
panr. defendant. in attachment
<4fiee Is hc-rbT given that e SOFT b attach
meat has been com enced ln sad court in
iafer cf theahrFe uam.d rlaiutin against the
rztst- 81 estf tlrfeudaui. : u the suasef four
teen bun i4er tao ard seT-' -hundEedfhs aol-
11Ea Eaa. therefore. aniess said defendant
staf apIszar On the frst day Of the next term
ri s. 4 c5afi - Be holden al fhe eourz house
- afrc. an The sta dzF II Nay, a D D., 1895,
ard we bsu snd plead IS required b lag.
suez On srt VII Be entered against i and the
es1ateso attached sold.
LIS 2. DAVIS. Clerk.
cairo. Illinoie. March g. 1875
David :. Lsusdeu. Pa intinis Attorney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
No Knife Needed

Piles can be cured by internal treatment.
To get at the cause-that is the secret. and
that is why DR.. Penin's Pile Specific is
so universally successful in its results. Il
increases the flow Of digestive juices in
the accelerates the action of the
liver With congestion of the liver removed
and constipation relieved, the two chief and
distinct causes Of piles are reached and
conquered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Robert A. Sickles Will fill the pull
pit OF the Christian church both morn
ing and evening Evening subject is
The Coming Man
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

AT tho church Of me Radeemer, cor
aer Sixth street and Washington ave
nue. Ven. q. L. Roland Will conduct
services as follows: Early service al
1880 a. m. Second celebration and
sermon at II a. m Evensong at 1880
a. m. Sunday school $3.50 a. m. The
awarding Of Choir medals viii be a
part OF the evenings program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Rev. James Gillen, paster of ST.
Jeseph's church. at Cross and Wal
nut stree. S. win conduct services as
follows: First mass and sermon
a. IA. Higl mass and sermon, 10 a.
N. Sunday school, p. m. Nespers
and benediction, p m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

A TOUGH JOB
of plumbing has no terror for US.
In fact we rather like that kind.
1t gives us a chance TO show just
how we'll we can do
REAL PLUMBING WORK.
it's the hard jobs that show our
knowledge Of the business. SO il
you have one that has proven OBJ
stirate, give US a chance at it.
GILMORE BROS.
Successors to T " GaRnon)
tooi Washington Ave,
PLUMBERS AND STEA1 FILTERS
Cairo Phones q and 5i5 Estimates
furnished Out Of Town work solicited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Today will be Decision or Rally
pay az the Presbyterian church, In
the morning the services WI be Civ
en- over to tAe young people. Appro-
pirate exercises for the occasion Will
he held in the Sunday school and
church services in the moring and at
tho Christian Endeayor meeting at
night Tne subject for DR. Knox $
armon at night viii be Truth Thai
AbIaes A congregational meeting
sin be held on next Wednesday night
whclh win De the close or tae church
year. A large aIon lance at this
meeting is desired.
Rev. Armstrong viii preach at The
Luthern church this morning at IL
o'clock; evening service 1880 p m,
Sunday school 10 a M Christian En-
teavor Sunday evening az Gas,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Rev. A. S. J. Baldridge pastor OF
the Southern Methodist church, at
the corner Of Twenty-seventh and
Elm streets. viii hold morning ser
vice at II and evening service at
1880.
Cairo Baptist church, services at
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Al ST. Parlck's church, corner
HYnth street and Washington avenue,
Rev. James Downey pastor, will cele-
brate at a. m low mass short ser
mon and commun on service. 10 a.
IN. aign mass. Sunday school and
benediction al p. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Rev j. s. scarritt. viii conduct SER
vices at the eMthodist church as fol
laws: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing service, II. Evening service, 1880
and Epworth League, $3.50 p. m. Wed
nosday eveing prayer meeting 1870
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
lnALL AShPlLL- FASITRI % Il5.a

sent BY mail upon reoeipt e PRICE. y
LAX Medicine Company. Loaisv5sla, H
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
Strong Association.

G. Y. Yeoman, who was official
starter at our fair, writing to his
paper, the Spirit Of the West, pub
lished at Des Moines, Iowa, says:
Seldom has this section OF the State
seen as successful fair and race
meeting as the one held here from
October 10 to 10. For the past
twenty-five years Bates county has
been without either. One OF the first
counties in the state sgriculturally,
the sentiment for a fair has grown
until It eliminated In an organiza-
ton, and the backbone Of Bates
county is back of It. Substantial
buildings are erected, picturesque
grounds are chosen and the track
greatly improved. T. J. Day lie the
secretary, and T. K. Llsle, president,
and in placing these men in these
positions the board Of directors
showed keen foresight for they are
admirably adapted to these offices.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

bsps-that we are addressing. We
urge that neighbor, and all who are
notexeluded In the sbovetos prompt
investigation.
10 the liberal investor we speak
withcoufdence and assurance; TO the
man who feels that be can not wei
worst himself and Is anxious to
'better" himself we come as q torch
bearer TO light bis pathway. We
do not ask you to take our word for
any thing. except go far ss IL may be
necessary to induce you to 20 and
see for yourself
twill soon be winter 6nNevem-
Der 7th the rate will be $40 90 for o
round trip. You can see tbecountry
at Its worst then. DIn't forget that
delay means higher prices, and that
you pay for the wait. Come In and
see US
ATKINSON L ATKESON,
Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
NAME EN-.

The TINES last week called upon
she Bates County Record and the
Clinton Republican to name the Re
publicsns who compose the "flrm Of
Office brokers" OF which both those
papers complained. The Record
made q rambling reply In which it
tried to excuse Egger, although sd
hitting that be had dictated the sp-
pointment Of the Clinton postmaster.
But the Record failed to mention the
names OF tbe coffee brokers" and
consequently leaves the public in
complete ignorance Of that most Inn.
portant feature OF their kick. How
can a firm Of Office brokers be squelch-
ed II their names are not known to
the public, which is expected to do
the squelching act. No one will have
the temerity to deny that the Repub.
lican and Record told the truth when
they charged that firm OF Office
brokers actually exist to control the
patronage in the Republican party in
this district. Whoever heard OF a con-
gressionsl district that didn't have a
firm Of Republican Office brokers to
control the patronage Those pa
pers are simply stating a fact known
Of all men when they charge tina,
such a patronage firm exists, but
what the public is interested In know
ing is, who comprise the firm.
Iiior any party reasons the editors
oithose papers have a delicacy about
publishing the names, II they Wilbur
nish them to TIE TIMES we will SCI
that they are given the prominence
they deserve. Anyhow, We insist up
on the names oi this Republican
cabol, for the public Is entitled to
know.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

Try a patch Of rape next year.
Plant two acres Of sweet corn and
SOW one and a half pounds Of rape
seed to the acre at the time Of the last
blowing. When the corn begins to
harden, fence of half Of 1t and turn
the hogs In. Let them alone and 60
and lean over the fence as the sun
goesdown and just laugh to see them
grow. Give them the other halilater
on and then raise q hundred bushels
Of corn to the acre next year. This
Is not a long Item, but It Is q mighty
good one all the same.-Iowa State
Register.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

THE TINES acknowledges receipt oil
a copy OF the Official Manual OF the
State OF Missouri for 1866 edited
by John E. Swanger, Secretary oil
State. This is very valuable book
of reference OF facts concerning Mis-.
souri,, and for the publication oil
which the Legislature makes an ap.
Precipitation. Alex. A. Lesueur while
Secretary OF State prepared and pub
lished the first manual, and it was
found so convenient as ready refer.
ence book that the next general as.
sembly voted an appropriation for
it's publication and 1t has been revised
and published by that office every
two years since.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
The Gar OF all the RuaaiRna.'ia an

The Car OF all the Russians, is an
autocrat In name only and bis prin-
ciple occupation in the future will be
In spending the salary allowed him
by the government for being q figure.
head and in devising means to am use
himselis keep up the dignity Of the
royal family. This will probably be
q safer and more pleasant existen e
than being a real Car with bombs In
the air all about him liable to OK.
plode at any moment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

Miss Roosevelt's presents were
landed at San Francisco from the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia, and the
people of this government need hold
their breath no longer for fear OF In
ternational complications. It is re-
ported that two-horse Wells. Fargo
express wagon was heaped high with
the gifts, which were in twenty-three
cases, big and little, bearing the
name of Miss Roosevelt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
THE CASE STATED.
The Best Good Cheap Land Un-
der the FIag-Health
and Wealth.

We urged you hard last spring TO
go and see beautiful Northwestern
kama. You waited TO see a drouth
sell in. Instead, you know now the
peopl- harvested from 20 to 40 bush.
els OF The finest wheat in the world
celebralel even in Europe as Kansas
wheat. You read in the papers and
official departs OF the other great
hsrvests-oi alfalfa, barley, kaffir,
cane &c. Neurged you last year and
the year before to spend the triaiug
sum nee. ssary to 40 out to Grain
field and zee for Yourself. You could
have bought the land then for IS 90
per acre. 1t is selling now from
$40 20 To t15 90 You said then IL
was too cheap to be good; you are
say ing INV the land is all right-we
know II will do what you claim-but
1t Is too high. Well, We have done
our best to interest and profit you.
Those who trusted us 30 show them.
and trusted themselves enough to
buy are the winners. They have
made moAey, and are contented and
happy.
You don't have to buy land in
Northw. Kansas from us to make
you money You can do like some
have dors-go out with US, or at our
suggestion, accept our hospitality,
and then purchase from some "old
friend" who tells you he "don't get
any commission you are sucker
1t makes little difference what hook
you are caught on; but it's a foolish
fish that bites at q batelees hook?
The point we make is that II you buy
good land In Northwest Kansas now,
or before Jan. 1, at prevailing prices
it will make you good quick money.
We have been telling you for three
years the longer you wait the more
you will have to pay. So ithas been.
We tell you now land will be higher
on the first day OF next June than it
will be any time this year. You will
buy some Of that land as soon ssyou
see it. Why not see it quick and be-
fore the other fellow?
Don't get your head to woolgeth.
erin about it being too high now.
We will sell you land new for $10,99
that will produce $4,000 worth OF
wheat the very FIRST crop; and land
at $3.50 that will produce $25. 90;
and land at $15.O 90 that will produce
$50, 00-at an average price Of Is
cents per bushel on the market at
Grainfeld. And it will do thatevery
year II you do your part. Again-if
you don't wish to bother produe-
ing wheat, we will sell you land now
for $40 90 that will bring you 12 so
by the first of June; for $3.50 that
will bring you $15.O 90, and at$15.OO
that will bring you $17. 5O-probably
800 O0-by that date. Figure the
percent yourself. or course, wedon't
guarantee this; but we sincerely be-
lieve It to be true.
Lastly, il you have all the land
you wish or need, and have it paid
for, and have no SONS or daughters
you would like to help, il your home
is comfortable and you are prosper.
Gus, contented and happy, then do
not consider any thing we say. It's
the other man-your neighbor, per-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
A CONSTITUTION NOW.
The Real Meaning Of the Cars
Manifesto to the Russian
People.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 3I.-A simple
perusal OF the manifesto issued to.
day by Car Nicholas shows how
complete is the emperor's abdication
Of bis autocratic power. The very
style OF the document is clear and
direct and devoid Of the verbose,
vague and bombastic phraseology
which heretofore has characterized
the czar's maniiestos. II not only
betrays real authorship, but shows
that the emperor at last has IRE
vocably bowed to the inevitable. He
does not even conceal the fact that
the discomfort and agitation OF his
subjects has driven him to take the
step and practically yieldr every.
thing-civll liberty, the inviolability
OF person, and liberty Of conscience
speech and assembly. he not only
converts the iarcisl imperial douma,
With only consultative power. into
an absolute legislative assembly
without the assent Of which no meas.
urs shau become law and before,
which I'll gsvsrnmsntsl authorities
must answer, but promises eventual
y universal suffrage. "a
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
THIRTEEN DEAD.
Santa Fe Passenger Train De.
rallied While Running at High
Speed Near Kansas City.

The California Express M. 1, the
fastest regular train on the Santa
Fe system, was ditched In q cut
mile east OF Kansas CIV limits at
IL o'clock Monday morning. Thir.
teen dead and twenty five injured
persons were taken out Of the wreck.
age.
The accident happened q few yards
west Of where the Santa Fe crosses
Rock creek, a small stream that runs
parallel to the Blue river about q
hall q mile east. II Is about two
miles northeast OF Sheffield. A deep
cut with cold limestone sides OK tend.
ing up higher than the tops OF the
cars, begins close to the bridge. The
train was running at very high
speed, ten or fifteen minutes late,
when 1t reached the cut.
STRUCK A LOOSE RAIL.
The engine struck a loose rail, but
was going so fast that it stayed on
the track The maileaf behind jump
ed to the right, struck the side OF the
bluff and the cars behind plowed
through 1t and shot against the high
stone bank on the left.
The great natural wall Of rough
stoneinto which the cars were thrown
tore the sides off the day coaches and
passengers ground against the wall
were killed or seriously injured. The
cars were vestibuled and there was
little chance for telescoping, but the
connections were broken.
The smoking car split the baggage
car ahead OF 1t just below the floor
line. The baggage car when it rest.
ed was on top OF what was left OF the
smoking car, the side lodging against
the bluff. The other derailed cars
we're jammed against the rocks Of
the bluff except splintered fragments
OF the smoking car. A mail car q
baggage and express car, the smok.
ing car, q chair car and 9 tourist
sleeping car were derailed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

Announcements made by the police
department that a recanvass Of % OF
the "a wards OF the City OF Philadel-
phia showed that 1861 names were
illegally on the latest voting lists Of
the wards. The canvass made by
the police In the summer months In
all wards -9sulted In striking from
the lists ire than 80, 1000 names.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

The last absolute autocracy in the
civilized world bowed to freedoms
demands, when Nicholas, II in the
eleventh year OF his reign, on Mon
day evening, October Both, 1905,
signed a manifesto creating q consti.
tutional government for Russia and
named N. White a. It's ministerial
head. Premier Witts IL said to have
sslectsd his cabinet and at once took
The rsins Of government in HE hands.
Thus Russia y saved from . bloody
and DISASTROUS revolution. unless the
aottaAoss attempt 70 compel . more
ifheral govsrnmsnt than the one pro-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

The Globe. Democrat alludes to the
failure OF the Salmon bank as one
reason why Missouri should 20 Re-
publican. How about Pennsylvania,
where a national bank at Allegheny
was swamped by loaning 50. 900, 1000
to Republican candidates?-Osceola
Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

Ex-President Grover Cleveland de.
livered an address Saturday at
Nebraska City, Nebraska, on the oc.
casion OF the unwilling OF a monu-
ment to the late j. Sterling Morton,
Secretary Of Agricultural in Mr..
Cleveland's second cabinet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

The faculty and students OF the
Dairy department of the Missouri
Agricultural College, Columbia, will
give demonstrations OF testing cream
and milk and scoring butter by latest
approved methods at the State
Dairy meeting at Jefferson City No.
yember 15-17.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

The State horticultural society
will hold it's 18th annual meeting in
Kansas City, at the Coats House,
December % 80; premiums OF 800
will be given on apples.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

We will wager that Nicholas II Of
Russia breathed easier and slept
sounder after promulgating Mon
days manifesto than he had at any
time during his eleven years reign.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02

The warden OF the penitentisry has
been advised that federal prisoners
are to be removed to Leavensworth,
Kansas.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The WKEkLT TIAEs, published every
Thursday. viii be sent to any address
ne rear, postage paid, for $I.oo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-09
MINERS WANT LAW.
Freight. Rates on Oil Advance to In
reasonable Point.

Freight. Rates on Oil Advance to On-
reasonable Point.
Operators here who are engaged in
mining at Goldfield and Tonopah are
being advised of an advance in the
freight upon crude oil from California,
which is considered outrageous. Crude
oil shipped into Tonopah from Kern
county, Cal, which costs at the wells
40c barrel has heretofore cost the
consumer $3.50 per barrel, laid down
at Tonopah, Or $3.50 a barrel, in
freight. Now, and without warning
according 20 the reports received here,
without the cost of the oil having been
raised cent at the wells. consumers
at the Tonopah end have been notified
by the railroads that the price in the
future will be $3.50 per barrel, deliver
ed at camp
This action on the part Of the raj
roads has aroused a great deal of feel
ing at Tonopah and GoIdfield and it is
expected mat the matter Will De taken
up by the Nevada legislature at its
present session. Oil is used to gener-
ate power almost exclusively in Ne
vada camps and to have its cost raised
100 per cent is more tN0p the mining
fraternity feels like standing. 1t is
taken to mean that the railroads are
planning to exact every cent that the
ores of the new district will stand
and give the operator a little Of some
thing for his trouble
A burden which works still create.
hardship on the mines of the section
named is that of the freight rate On
modest value ore. The freight rate on
$50 ore from Tonopah to this city is
$11.2O per ton. If the cost Of shipping
from Goldfield and other camps to
TOnopah, including the cost of milling
lOw-grade rock is added, it is evident
that 1t will not be long until noting
but the highest grade rock, easily
mined, will be able to stand the tariffs
exacted by the railroads and smelters.
Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-09

A. R-3er~sasidsred n COMMITTEES
Of the Whole md .snhr :of amend.
ments adopted. AAAA.
andspassed. rsifs.l-r-, &c,
Assembly n dOoundittes of the
Whole. A. B. 20 reported favorable,
made special order Tor Frsday. 8. B.
10 reported favocahae...
Adjourned till today, 1t m O'Clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-09
skips for Parts Unknown

Dr. A. c. Chappelle q homeopathic
physician Of more Or lsss,repute drift
ed on the Comstock several months
ago., His principle occupation since ar
irving here has been lodging creditors
at which he proved an adept. He evil
IDENTITY had worked the limit this
month SO he made an appointment
with each creditor and told them to
call at his Office this moving at 10
o'clock and get their money. They
were there to man but no doctor
showed up. 1t then developed that
the DR.. had taken the early morning
train for Reno. The amount owed
were not large in any particular case
but in the aggregate will amount to
about $500 Chronicle.