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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
old Fashioned Meetings.

Two travelling men from Detroit
were at the Halliday yesterday. They
were in Benton, Ky. Sunday, where
occurred the annual Old Harmony
singing. They stated about 2000 PEG
pie were mere from all parts of Ken
lucky and Tennessee and that IL prov.
ed che OF The greatest treats Of their
lives
Many years ago there were many
annual gatherings Of this kind where
the people gathered and sang all day
and had dinner spread on the grounds.
Most Of the organizations have dis.
banded and it is said that the one
which meets at Benton is now the
only one in the south.
During my stay at Benton said
one CT. the men, 4 taought more about
my old home than any time since 1
started out to paddle my own canoe.
The singers were largely Old people
who enjoyed singing songs they knew
when they were children. Many young
people take part having been drilled
by the older ones and the event was
as entertaining as it was unique
Songs that all but the oldest citizens
have forgotten were sung and the
muse in poin; Of harmony and mel
ody, charming.
Many old people, both men and wo
men, whose neads have bowed lower
to Master Time every year for a score
Or more, were members of the choir
Sunday and when they sang the ia
vorite old songs OF their childhood
there were not many dry eyes in the
class or in the audience. As the Ben
ton Harmony singing is the only well
organized affair Of the kind now In ex
istence people attend from far away
points and find it one of the most in
tefesting affairs to be found
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ELCO


June I, 1905.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. James Cum
ley a girl Monday May %.
Mt Nelson Croft and family return
Cd to their home in Cairo Tuesday, af
ter weeks visit with friends.
Mr. S H. Tripp Of Jonesh7ro, visit
81 with his son Saturday. Sam II
Tripp.
Mrs Nose Miller spent Tuesday
with Mrs VIII Rolls.
Miles Coleman enjoys soaring the
chickens from his papa's potato patch.
but it seems as though il takes his
papas fine to keep Miles scared of
the potatoes also.
It was indeed q touching scene
Sunday at the memorial sermon to see
such few old soldier TO know they
are going SO fast. Rev Sickles al
though nos a comrade gave them a
touching address which seemed to SO
direct TO each heart Tuesday they
met at the Hardwood cemetery and
strewed flowers on the graves Of their
noble dead
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WANTED TO HELP HIM OUT.
Believer in Health Fad Victim of HUI
initiating Mistake.

Believer in Health Fad Victim of HUI
initiating Mistake.
4 certain man well known in local
real estate circles recently became a
convert Of the physical culture craze.
In addition to certain prescribed OK
ercises, he was made to believe that
the wearing Of an oYercoat was mere
ly a matter of habit and that any
healthy being should be ashamed to
be seen with one on. His three over
coats tone of them a handsome fur
lined garment) were therefore laid
aside, and much to his surprise he OK.
perienced no Inconvenience. One
morning. as he sailed forth, he made
a mental note Of the fact that the
mercury was exceedingly low, while
light snow was falling Nothing
daunted. however, be walked brissly
on. As he was crossing small
street a short distance from his place
Of business, he was suddenly accosted
by rather seedy-looking individual
who, with a glance eyed him from
head 10 foot and then. with the air OF
a confidence man, exclaimed;
Say pard, do sou want to buy Q
pawn ticket for a good overcoat ?"--
1 PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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Weather Conditions.

Slight depresstons or disturbances
center off the South Atlantic coast and
ia the extreme southwest High press
ure areas center III Kansas and on the
South Pacific coast
The temperatures this morning as
compared with those of Monday, range
lower in the Mississippi, Ohio and
lower Missouri valleys, in the middle
Atlantic ana New England states, in
middle and eastern Texas and Okla
homa; elsewhere there has been no
material change
Within the last "a hours showers
have occurred in the south ano middle
Atlantic states, Ohio valley. eastern
Tennessee, middle Mississippi north
.ern Louisiana and Oregon
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DIAMONDS AND THE POTATO.
Precious Stones Add Nothing to the
Worlds Real Wealth.

PEeSi0lS SkOHHS Aud F8otnlN9 10 kHG
Worlds Real Wealth.
The discovery in the Transyaal Of
a diamond valued at S2,500,000 in
spires NJ. Harduin in lie Matin to ask
whether the precious stone represents
new capital-that is, a new source OF
wealth
The only real capital" he says
Ms that which gives birth to new
wealth directly to the profit Of its
owner and indirectly to the profit Of
the community. This is what will
happen When the company owning
the diamond sells It it will receive
money This money It will invest and
lay by the interest But since the
purchaser, who has parted with 81
100000. will lay by nothing, it win
come to the same thing. The whole
operation, therefore. is reduced to a
simple shifting Of capital
This conclusion follows: Billions
of dollars worth of diamonds may be
dug out Of the earth and the wealth
Of the whole human race will not be
increased by a single cent, for this
capital does not really exist. And as
Eothing is gained in the way of means
Of production, SO nothing is gained
for the general well-being. This il
not 80 when iron or other metals OF
coal is dug from the earth. Far truer
is II that the peasant who digs pota
toes does far more for the welfare Of
! mankind than the man who discovers
a diamond"
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MOUNDS.
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June I. 1905.

June I, 1905.
r. G. Bride has reundd from q
very pleasant trip as delegate of the
b. Of r T. through New York and a
number Of other eastern cities.
Mrs. W. Il Givens and daughter.
Miss BESSIE. was in ST Louis few
days this week on business.
Miss Marguerife I.ucas of Para.
gould, Ark, is guest of Miss Hazel
Kennedy.
Clyde Harding Of Cairo, was n visit.
or of this city Sunday
Miss Winnie Wilson of Cairo is
visiting Miss Nellie McMurtery
Master Iyin Koonce is IN.
Miss Hazel Kennedy visited Padu.
cab Sunday
Miss Erma Rich of Creal Springs,
is here to make quite an extended Wis
il with Mrs. James Cloud
Ella Graham spent a few days with
relatives in Eldoraao the first Of this
week.
Mrs. Mary Smith and niece Miss
Fay MeAuIiff were business visitors
of Mound City today
Mrs Herman returned home from
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EuneraI Notlce.

The funeral of Lacy Mason, who
died Wednesday night at 11.l0 O'clock
will be held this afternoon. Services
Will be conducted at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Mason, on Third
street, by Rev. ]. A. Scarritt of the
Methodist church at 1;45 O'Clock. A
special train win leave the foot OF
Sixth street for Beech Grove cemetery
at 2:45 o'clock. The friends of the
family are invited to attend,
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Earn Blown Down.

The new barn being erected by Sher-
if James A. Roche at his farm near
Willard, this county. was blown to the
ground Saturday night and complete
IL destroyed by the gh winds. The
barn, which was almost completed.
would have been one az he largest
In this end Of the state Mr. Roche
has already started rebuilding ii.
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AROUND THE TOWN
Little Local Stories About People and Things


lists We're holding their annual foot,
washing at that place.
Special trains were run all along
the line by the L. and y and special
coaches were attached to the regular
trains to accommodate people attract
ed there The footwashing was held
in the open air and the affair resolved
Itself into an old fashioned meeting
and the singing could he heard FOR
several miles The footwashing hogan
at I O'Clock ami continued until @
amid shouting and singing which con.
tinued through the night services
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1o.YEAs.oLp SCHOOL GIRL
Committed suic+c Wren Reproved by
Teacher for Writing Note to
Fer Sweetheart.

Bay City Mica, June 1.--Mary
catharine Dolson the l1-year-oId
daughter o. Franc Dolson, committed
suicide today by taking carboic acid,
The girrs teacher had caught her
writing a note 70 boy school mate.
Knowing report had been sent to
her mother the child bought the poi.
son on The way home ana drank It,
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being erected by Mr. Oscar Tamm at
the town named in mis- honor Mr..
Wright aas already gone to that place
and is busy making preparations fer
the accommodation of the railroad men
who after The fifteenth of this month.
viii live there instead Of Cairo, as q
result Of the change of freight teeml-
nals of the Mobile & ono.
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Arrange for Memorial.

Committees fTem the Odd Fellow
and the Rebekah lodges held a meet
ing last nigh, 0 make arrangements
for the observance Of memorial day
at Villa Ridge cemetery On Sunday,
June ll At that time special train
8ill go 10 the cemetery ami the graves
of he departed members of the orders
will he decorated and appropriate ex-
ercises will be held.
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Rlver FORECASTS.

The Ohio-At Evansville. will com.
mence rising within the next "a to sc
hours. and rise for two or three days
At Mt Vernon. win continue falling
during the next "a to 80 hours, follow
god By a alight rise AIT Paducah and
Cairo, win continue falling during the
next several days.
The Tennessee-From Florence tC
the mouth. will continue falling.
The MississippiFrom Chester Il
above Cairo, will continue rising dur.
ing me next "A to 36 hours, come to b
stand, then fall
P. H. sMYTH. Local Forecaster.
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MOUNT CUTHBERT

The celebrated double gated trot-
ing and pacing black stallion com.
ing 6-year-cld, and sixteen hands
high. aM
Sired by Old Cuthberth 251l. First
Dam Mollie was sired by Copper
bottom; Second Dam sired by Ham
bletonian; Third Dam by Pat Pow.
frs; Curhberth 2511 was sire OF Can
ada Mac 2:06, Cuthbert was sired
by Culyer 100, the sire of Elvia
2:1S1-5 and la others In the $3.50
X list Cuthbert first Dam, Massie
sired by Williams Mambrino, sire
Of the dam Of Santa Claus 2:17
Willis Mambrino 2:2s, Rachel B
2:27 and Santa Claus sire of Sidney:
Second Dam, Ned the dam Of five
in the 2:S0; Third Dam Lady Turn
cyl the dam Of Alta, 1882; Fourth
Dam q thoroughbred.
Services or MOUNT will be to a few
approved mares, as he will begin hi.
track work June LIST.
Spirited show ring combined saddl,
ana harness horses furnished on de
acriptio-' from the Highland stoc,
Farm
Address for terms, etc,
III. M. HARRISON,
Owner and Breeder
HOG Walnut s.
"a Cairn n
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Wade Hampton, the negro shot on
the night Of May 80, IS still alive, and
Is believed that he will recover The
negroes wao lid the shooting arc In
the conuty jail awaiting the action of
the grand jury They were placed
Under $4,000 bond at their preliminary
trial. but OF course failed to give it.
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THIS TIME HE DROWNED.

Evansville, Ind. june Daniel
Hassler aged 16, was drowned in the
West Height lake near here today. His
companions could have saved him, but
they Thought be was just pretending
he was drowning, as he had done sew.
eral times before.
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STILL SEARCHING
For the Anarchist Who Threw the
Bomb at Rulers.

Paris, June i -Invest cation into the
bomb outrage continues. Magistrates
have searched for discriminating docu-
ments al the residence Of the Spanish
anarchist Malato, who was arrested.
Another Spaniard named Molina, when
questioned, declared be had bee in
Paris for month with sveral com
ranions preparing for an attempt on
X ne Alionso's life
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cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE or ILLINOIS, /
a los. q ~ H. $780, III

AfATE or ILLINOIS,
Alexander County ~
In the Alexander county circnit court Jnlv
term, A, p, 1905. In chancery sitting,
Riil IN chanceTy for pagtiti0n assignment Of
dover and other relief
Patrick II. McRaven, Nellie j. Bunch and
Leqelta Llnsoni eomplainaBts; VS. j. Scott
McRaven, Irene Mitchell. Jane sinsebaneh
Pilgrim AoRagen, Corwin NeRsgen, Ella Nc.
Raven, beniAmin MeBavep, Mack MoRayen
Cu5tis McRayen, Mary MGR. Gotner aud the
Illinois Central Railroad company. defendants
Iha above named defendants are hefebq mott,
led that sala complaiuaniA have this tav ilea
n said court 2 certain bill ia chansery foF par
Waoh, aA lghment 81 Dover and other relief
Ggalast them and that summons has
issued thereon r turnabie on TIE first dav 81 the
next term 81 said court, 90 be holden az me
court house in cairo, Illinois, en- the 10th day
Of july next,
Cairo, Illinois. May 27th. A D., 1865.
LEE Is, DAVIS, CLERK
David $. LansleD npla nants soli itor,
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pu.isa Of sgeamtoat Mates.

Tie United States local inspector
continue to receive from Wash ngt6r
for distribution among the s.eamboa
men, copies for the government
navigation on western rivers. the fol
lowing affecting mates. being the Tai
.eat rc came to hand: By authority
of the United States Of America. de
partment of commerce and labor
steamboat inspection Notice
Dut es Of mates Of river steamers car
rying passenger ST, Rule "
rules and regulations of the board 81
supervising inspectors, steamboat in
spection service: 1t shall be the du.
~ Of the mate of every river steamer
carrying passengers to assign 10 deck
or steerage passengers the space they
may occupy on board during the yoy-
age and To supervise the stowage Of
freight or cargo, and see that The
space set apart for passengers is not
eucroaehed upon He shall also care.
fully examine all packages of freight
delivered on board for sh pment, with
a view to detect and prevent any
combustjble OF other dangerous arti-
Giles prohibited by law being delivered
ION hoard. Three copies Of this section
shall be furnished every steamer to
which this section applies, to be
framed under glass and posted in con
spicuous places about the steamer, one
of which shall be on the maj deck.
Rule adopted by tie board Of super,
vising inspectors at the annual meet,
ng Of lanury- 1905. George Uhler. SUI.
Eperyising inspector general president
4 the board. - Evansville Courier.
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ROBBERS HOLD UP AND
ROB lNTERURBAN CAR,

GAINESVILLE, WIS, June IAN inter
urban car was held ZIP tonight at the
outskirts q Bcloit by four men who
robbed the passengers at the point OF
revolyers. The car was loaded with
excursionlsts returning to GAINESVILLE
from q picnic.
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Negro Foot washings.

Speaking Of big meetings said
another travelling man who was lis-
tening 10 the above story, while was
Il ing from Memphis over the /. and
N. Sunday afternoon at Franklin,
Tenn. we passengers were entertain
ca by, singing which fairly shook the
train oni'tfe tracks. Inquiry revealed
the fact that CDlored Primitive Bap.
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In the case OF an old man named
Sheehan of Tralee, Ireland, who had
applied for relief. one Of the guardians
Of the poor remarked THE poor man
should have some relief. Sure, he has
no bed clothes but his goat"
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
John Gibson Asks For 4 Divorce-Ne.
groes Bound over to Grand Jury
Plans are Completed.

John Gibson is another Cairoite who
has found married lie nor MP TO the
standard that he had pictured for Il
before his wedding and he has fled
suit for divorce In the circuit clerks
office against his wife, Malinda Glib
son, on the grounds OF unfaithfulness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

It has been found that London por.
ter is being extensively adulterated
with copcras. which gives the porter
q head" With the additional adyan
tage Of making the consumer very
Thirsty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

A company has been formed in Mex.
leo for the extraction Of oil from corn
(maize) without thereby affecting the
grain for the purpose of distilation in
the process Of manufacturing spirits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Ia 49, Vatican library there Is o
treatise on dragons. manuscript in a
single rcll 500 feet long aud d foot
wide, the material Of which Is said TO
be the tanned intestine Of great
dragon
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Mrs L. q Mason, wife Of the late
Lacy Mason, who died Wednesday
light, is seriously i'll at her home on
over Washington avenue. She had
been confined to st, Mary's inhrmary
Tor several days and was just recover
ne when her husband suceumbeI.
She was in a serious condition yester-
iay Her sister Miss Grace stubblo,
9f Shepard, Mich, arrived last night
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JAP Loss 113 KILLED
AND 424 WOUNDED

TOXIC, June l.-Japanese losses in
me battle of the Sea of Japan were
ll3 officers and men killed, 424 Off.
GERS and men wounded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Charles wilson the man who stole
typewriter from Tine Bulletin or
ice Sunday morning and who la-ar
sold it for three dollars has been
bound over TO the grand jury in The
sum Of $500
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Washlnnton Rulletin

Washington, June Following is
tue weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours
Fair Friday, cooler in extreme
north; Saturday fair; fresh west To
winds.
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a. =, ulinola. AlexAnder county, a.

state of Illinois, Alexander countv,ss.
Estate OF Jcssc Duncan, deceased. To all per-
sons interestcd in said estates Non are here
nv notified thnt Oh Monday, The 5h day "
June, 1906 tho undersigned administrator ol
slfd eatate will present to the comfy court ~
Alexander county, az Cairo. Illinois, fis iird
report " his acts and doinRs "a such adninis-
traitor and AWE the court To be discharged from
aay and all furiherduties and responsibilities
connected with said estate and bis admiDis-
traitor thereof; ut which time ana place you
may be present and resist such applied ion, II
YOU choose 40 TO do. DAVID y. LANspRv,
AdminiAtrAtor.
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CELEBRATING THE vIc+oRY.

Toxic, June l,--Togos victory was
celebrated here today The entire
city was decorated with. flags and
bunting. Various organizations and
guilds paraded the streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Mr.. William Burnley has accepted a
sosit'on as manager at Scullin's res
aurant to succeed Mr.. Count Wright
VIZ. William Bond takes Mr. Burleys
llace behind tho Turf Exchange bar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
PURELY PERSONAL


Mr.. John Greene, Of Rockford Ill,
$ the guest of Miss Leila Hastings.
Mr ]. W Wenges, of the Illinois
Central left last night for Memphis
N short business trip.
Miss Lillian Schutter. Of lower
Washington avenue, left vest rday for
'olorado Springs, Colo. where she
VII visit relatives this summer.
Mr.. Don Milne left yesterdaI for a
rip through the west His mother
Hrs. James Milne, accompanied him
- far as St Louis. where she VII
list for several weeks.
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THE WEATHER


temperatures Yesterday
Maximum temperature, 10 degrees.
Minimum temperature, IS degrees.
Temperature ut Z D. M, as degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Owing to his wife's iii health, Mr..
George P. Black has resigned his 20.
8ition as manager of the local Adams
Express office and will return TO Ey-
'nsyille. He will be succeeded by Mr..
~. H. Lockett, of Henderson, Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
S..a Tou EAJoY a SQUARE MEALg


w e1u stt down at the table with q flne
appetite Intending to enjoy your meal inl-
ineaslw and after q few mouthfuls give up
In despsir2 That's a typical ''wcli along
case of Indigestion or dyspepsia. Hundreds
ses- thousands are IN the same boat and
nre willing ~ do almost anything to be az
they used tu--healthy, well and strong with
d good sound Stomach.
The hest and quickest cure offered to that
biz urnfy of sufferers ID
DR.. sPENcER's ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WAFERS.
The curing powers Of these wafers are very
simple to understand. They are natural 70
s'teir workings and effects, taking up the
work OF the worn and wasted stomachs,
algrstlng the food thoroughly and com
pletelE.
nriiish rharmacal co, Milwaukee, VS..
Dlstrifiitors.
!. prfca 20 cents d box.
For Sgle hy
HENoKELIs DRUG STORE SOLE AGENT
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For Half a Century.
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A SURE CURE FOR ALL BILIOUS
AND MALARIAL DISEASES,


SUCH AS
Maiarial Fever, Bilious Fever, Fever
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Headache, Worms, Neuralgia, Swamp
Fever, Jaundice, EryslpeIas, Renal
and General Dropsy, Ague Cake, La
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As female regulator, blood puri
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have no equal.
Malaria! Rheumatism always bene.
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When your brain refuses to work
and your whole nervous system ia
on the ragged edge OF utter prostra.
ton, and your very vitality seems
oo2ing away, take Woods Fever
Pills and shout Eureka.
Soc a Box. II Your Druggist pon't
Keep them write to US.
DR.. WIN. WOOD & SONS,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS :
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two weeks visit with her parents in
northern Illinois Tuesday.
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Mrs. Horace A. Harmon of Ninth
street, returned last night from Chit
ago. where she has been visiting her
on, Dr. Horace B. Harmon who ac-
'cmpanied her home for a brief visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

The f. NJ. Hoxie left at noon yester.
day Tor 81, Louis with six barges Of
coal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Tbs, Russell Lord passed down the
river Last night at TAO o'clock with
one empty barge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

Cairo and Vicinity: Fair, VITA mod
crate temperature,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

The City Of Savannah came in at
7;45 last night from st. Louis on her
regular trip to the Tennessee river
and leff at 1926 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

The Harvester passed down the riy.
er from Paducah yesterday morning
at "A O'Clock with one fuel barge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

The Ranger left for the lower Mis-
'sissippi at p m. with a tow OF
empty lumber barges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

The river showed a stage of 2S.4
ieet AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon,
fan Of l.6 feet in the preceding "a
hours.
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The Georgia Lee which has been on
me Mound City ways for some time.
passed down for Memphis at 2 D. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

me Mary Michael arrived at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from the
lower Mississippi with a derrick boat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02

owner and Breeder,
HOG Walnut st.
\ Cairo, iii.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

III
I
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
earonne sro~red something under hi. breath.

what II means to me, for IT. comes
only to those of my race whose end Is
near. But | have no fear. and care
nothing as to how my end comes
whether 1t be by shot, she'll or the
sword"
He stood more erect as he said this.
and spoke with an air of braggadocin.
But somehow II has stirred old
times to light. Iean-this dream oil
mine" he added. relapsing into the
odd softness OF look and voice.
Rouse yourself, Laro-what has
come to you?' said Lafitte sharply:
for he was beginning to wonder If this
were anything more than Il new phase
Of mauClin excitement.
But I-aro remained silent. his eyes
fixed upon the deck.
What is this dream which seems
to have affected you so powerfully
presently inquired Lafitte. thinking
that perhaps It might be better to
humor Laro than to show dsrespect
for his peculiar mood.
The bread brown hand went again
to rest upon Lafittc's shoulder. and
Laro looked off over the sea with eyes
which seemed for the moment to have
lost all interest in the approaching
vessel.
at was this. my lad: | sat at table
heaped with fruits and wines. and
about me was such as makes the heart
of man glad to be alive. But sudden.
" there came flash of lightning,
with an awful peal of thunder. and.
looking out upon portico near me.
riding a horse black as the gates of
hell. Straight up the steps OF the por-
tico the steed galloped. and into the
room. where ii circled around the
| table. until the warrior drew his bow
and let fly an arrow that struck my
glass. and sent the wine, blood-red,