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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Cairo friends of J. d. Brennan, the
popular trainmaster of the Illinois
Central railroad will be interested to
read t4e following from he CeAtralia
sehtihel.
/ Carbonate had quite a celebration
on the Fourth, in the way OF an old
settlers reunion. It seems that the
ILLINOIS Central was completed to Car
bondale IN he Fourth OF July 1852
and the company employees there also
had a hand in The celebration; in fact
the Illinois Central boy. down there
were almost the whole show The pa.
rade was divided up in divisions with
grand marshal in charge of each
Trainmaster J. ID. Brennan created a
ripple when his part of the show ap.
paaIed in line. He had charge OF the
third division and was mounted on a
fine steed with head and tail both in
the air Mr. Brennan wore very
loud and conspicuous yellow sash and
when his division appeared in front Of
the reviewer, The applause was some
lulbE NNi iiH's - ilit NtNtNAf4l AblANti
curves and turned corners the cheers
from the multitude would break ont
afre-h and all the other divisions were
given the ch'lls So hearty were the
tributes Of recognition paid him. es
pecially by the ladies', tha he was
kept constantly lifting his star spang
led bar. which had been carefully and
approp lately decorated for the Occa-
sion So interested wa he in acknOwl.
edging tle smiles of tha ladies' that he
overlooked the fact thar two ct the
floats being hota'r. had broken down
and had stopped the procession and
delayed the march fully fifty minute
When he Wa, called on for am ev-
PLANTATION for nonObsar OF the
chedules printed, he explained that
there were so many ladies on the
track that be could nof possibly watch
them and watch thinss behind at the
anne time Mr. Brennan was voted the
handsomest man ia the parade an
was unanimously elected as an
honorary member Of the OLD Settlers
Reunion association and wa chosen
the grand marshal a. the day tae
reunion next year u was a big day
for Carbondale and a bigger day for
Brennan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Dozen Prisoners in County Jail to Re.
ceive Attention Of Grand Jury
Today.

Judge Butler viii open the Iulv
Term of The ciIcuit cont this morning.
4 special grand ju-y will be sum
moned. which will take up only the
cases of prisoners in Jail and then
adiaurn. The term VIII be very short
Pleas of guilty viii be taken in the
case, Of prisoners who may desire 10
enter such pleas and trials viii De had
only whore. under the law they musi
be- given All other ca IS viii be CON
tinrel To he Octo5er term Of con f.
Or Fl. a,pH.-ed TO Ga I'D up TIE husino
of he term iu two or three days.
Tba two important cases 10 DO
heard by the court are those Of Hardin
Davis. the negro shootist and Harri-
son Lent Of Elco. The young man
shot by Davis has so far recovered
thai he is able TO be up and viii ap-
pear in court TO testify before the
grand jury. In the case Of Lentz wit
nesses pro and con viii be here. III
Guiding the prisoner mother. on
whose account the killing is alleged
to have been done.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
Good Business Promised as Soon as
The Water Comes as Crops Are
All Heavy.

Reports from points along the rivers
here all Justify he expectation of
good traffic in the fall. Crops in all
the grains in this section of the coun.
try are heavy and while railroads vii!
handle great quantities If it from in.
land points, the boats VIII get what.
ever can be brought 10 the landings
and the movement has already taken
a good start. In addition TO this word
comes from the south that the steam
boat men are rejoicing at the prospect
of abundant crops. which, of course,
means a big fall and winter business,
The reports from the cotton ginning
region are most favorable and the
prospect of the largest yield Of cotton
for many years Is very promising
The cane and corn crops have been
improved recently very much under
the effect of the recent showers. The
rice crop is also good and, taken
the steamboats, have fine
for a big seasons business
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
EVANSVILLE LINE
OF BIG FOUR LOCATED.

The Mt Carmel Register says.
The Register learns that the Big
Four Railroad company has located
the line Of Cts Evansville extension on
this side Of the aWbash river Leaving
the main line ar the farm of Peter
Seller at the new yards. IT, crosses the
Barber. OF Stanley Berry farm. tho
Samuel Click farm. the Laudes farm
and through the Niehauser or Baum
CART land 20 the Wabash river. On the
other side IL goes through The Combs
land. and almost a mile through the
Notaw land
The htdge across the Wabash viii
be some distance below The foot of Pa
foba Island
Tine highest grade viii ba abou.
eighteen feet. and the deepest cnt on
this side Of the river viii be close 20
fifteen feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SOLDIERS
WILL MEET IN DU ouOIN

The Du Quoin Caall Of Saturday
says: "One more the battle-scarred
heroes and veterans of the Civil Strife
will be the guests OF the people of Du
Quoin who have ever received them in
the past most willingly and most hos
pi;ality. This was decided last night
at meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Southern Illinois Soldiers
and Sailors Reunion Association at
Centralia. General James s Martin
of Salem. the faithful and hoarl co.
mander Of the association presided
The vote stood Du Quoin ). Johns
ton City 4. Marissa 0. Capt Moses
Martin was a member Of the commit
tee.
Judge r. ". s Wheatley extended
the invitation of Du Quoin and suffice
to say it required but little effort on
the part Of our representative to as
sure the committee Of our eaagerness
10 entertain the veterans and their
families.
The executive committee will visit
this city next Friday to arrange the
date for the reunion and TO complete
the preliminary details.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
STOLE THE MONEY
Negro Hostler at Mrs. N. e. Feith's
Undertaking Establishment
Turns SNEAK Thief.

VIM. Smith. a yellow negro who has
been employed at Mrs NJ f. Feiths
stables as hostler. and who had more
cr - liberty abou ,Ie mIe-takins
adjustment as general utility mau
watched his opportunity yesterday
and stole pocket book from a de-t
drawer. and than took a trip on the
-icamc- Three States mp the Ais s
sippi l.rer THe pocket look contained
ue checks and aboar 2rs cash. The
Three States made an excursion 70
Cape Girard-au and il is believed be
went here The chief 81 police of that
city Va requested to arrest him er
the az iyai az the boat there
FEAST or TIE SEVEN TABLES
A novel entertainment VIII be give.
by the Christian Endeavor society of
the Evangelical Lutheran church a.
X. N. X. C. han July u. from $50
TO 9 O'Clock p. m. Admission % cents.
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Meeting Tonight.

Another joint meeting of the Board
of Trade and Commercial club will be
held this evening for the purpose Of
consulting further about the Odds
Wagon factory proposition. There was
reason to believe, as a result Of the
previous joint meeting Of these bod
les. that a favorable conclusion would
be reached and that the big plant
would he secured for Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
ANOTHER NEW BUSINESS.
Brooklyn Woman Who Has Btck-
yard Buries Canaries for Flat
Dwellers.

Did II ever occur 10 Won nat one
disadvantage Of fiat life is paj IL af-
fords your family no burying ground?'
said the mother of a large family OF
small children. according to the New
York World "Oh. don't mem for
The immediate members she laughed.
I'm answer 10 her riend's SHOCKED eS-
clamatioa: 81 mem for The cnldren's
pets. We have bad a succession OF
canary birds. kittens. and dog as pes
during the time We have liym in our
apartment. and when their tine comes
10 depart this life there is absolutely
no email resting place for then but he
garbage pail
OF course the children eel dread
fully at srch a seemingi heartless
way Of dis7osing of theirloved ones.
Imagine how you would reel If you
saw your baby consigned D a garbage
pail Well. I suppose Children have
much Che slme sort Of fedng for their
pets. and as / like to ensider their
sensihilties whenever en-. | gave The
matter much thought. I'd finally I
found way of gettin our PEI AMI
mails buried with the ipper rites and
aDa tell me how We managed a."
ssff her friend. I've zen III the same
sort Of is myself
well. you know our laundress
comes nom Brooklynind In Brooklyn
r-sonie-even washegamen-lige ia
houses and have bac yards. She final
Is Gin return for a lodest remunera-
tom undertook thecntract OF acting
as undertaken for % defHnct animate.
and fHay are now slring TO forllze
her vegetable pete
L have also rfumc1de1 BIER %
other .uarfmpnt fsllers. and S4s has
8-eai-el quite q l-liee among my
feienla Her erse f9r h1rvfrE
e.rsri4s is qr.-r. for cats rnI
fa-s 81 cents. 81 now har m ~ E
fue IL tse-s BE- r)minc 81 ssta-daf
.h.f If tfss fefr anirally to pa Iet-
or -t4a1 slrLin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
"Honcr Thv Father"

Col, Jewett Baker, L. s. A., wife
and children left yesterday for Chica-
go to remain until November with re-
latives At that time they viii return
TO the Philippines whore the Colonel
is stationed
Before leaving on Saturday The
Colonel took his eldest son up into The
circuit court room here and showed
him the picture of the young mans
grand father tthe Colone's fatheri
Judge d J. Baker, which has a deser
vedly conspicuous place on the walls
of the court room where he presided
so often and with SO much homer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

IS pure business and even cold~bl0od-
ed business. Offers no excuse for lack
of school training. A liberal school
education, even in he higher branches
is reasonably sure 10 be of material
assistance 10 the salesman While
would not recommend classical coi-
lege course see no objection 10 it.
Ii can Ia no way interfere with his
success, although II must be admitted
that, perhaps, in some cases, the four
years of colege-spent time can he
used to better advantage.
# one is to devote his life to hs
selling or management Of mechanical
articles, ike machinery or electricity.
graduation from an Institution VI
technology ID IL be highly recon-
mended.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

a pittshurg dispatch saws: The
records Of the tonnage of The Monon
aahela river for the month of June
show that about 775537 tons of coal
wag taken out of the valley by means
cf boats. This was a heavy month for
shipments Foo' hnats are bringing
many loaded craft into the harbor
from the upper pool. There are sever
al tows in the harbor row There have
been rises in the local rivers during
the month of July and if it should
happen this years river coal operators
would be ready 10 send out lows.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
Another Operation.

It is reported by the physicians in
charge OF the case that another oper-
atom was necessary on the limb OF
the young paducah bali player who
was shot by the negro Hardin Davis,
two weeks ago. Some Of the small
particles Of bone made by the bullet
have caused complications. But that
the limb will be saved seems to be
finally assured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Are the beautiful Princess dresses
5ust received BY the Grand Leader
White TafIeia Sink. trimmed with silk
lace and hand embroidery thsy mske
a garment that viii please the most
fastidious bride The young ladies are
advised 10 purchase nov while they
have the opportunity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

The City Of Saltll1 came ont Of
/ the Tennessee river last night about
| III O'Clock and cleared for ST. Louis
half an hour later with a fair cargo.
The ferry boat Three States won't
up the Mississippi yesterday TO Cape
Girardeau with a large excursion
party from Cairo returning at II
o'clock last night
The movement to buill and equip
three boats TO run in the Kansas City
ST. Louis trade on the Missouri river
is still being pushed and has taken
definite form.
The James Lee has gone back to
Memphis, having been repaired on the
Paducah ways
The Stacker Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo and st. Louis.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati / packets
have suspended operations because of
low water.
The Wash Honshell took a barge of
lumber and a barge OF wood to Golcon-
da yesterday.
The Herman Paepcke has gone
south with two empties
The Fred Hartweg brought two
barges of lumber from the lower riv-
or. one each for the Sondheimer Lum
ber company and for the Three States
Lumber company
The river marked 209 feet on the
Cairo gauge at 4 p. m. yesterday, show |
ing a fan of 0.5 Of a foot in "a hours. I
The Georgia Lee was in port four
hours yesterday out from Cincinnati /
bound for Memphis. She got away at
4 q, m.
The City of Savannah passed tol
Riverton yesterday from ST. Louis, /
with a fair trip.
The Beaver went 10 the lower river /
with three empties.
The Ferd Herold came mp from I
Memphis az . a. m. yesterday and left /
al noon for ST Louis exchanging a few 1
packages here.
The T. II. Davis passed 10 Joppa i
We terday with a barge OF lumber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
MEET TO LAY PLANS.
For the enforcement Of the New Meat
inspection Regulations.

Inspection Ht9uIations.
Chicago. July S.-Secretary Wilson
companied by a corps of assistants
arrived in Chicago today To confer
with superintendent Of the govern
ment meat inspection relative 10 the
changes made necessary by the new
meat inspection law.
Inspectors and superintendent Of
meat inspection number thirty from
ali cities where government inspec-
ton Is in force have been ms ructsd
10 meet the secretary st once The
conferences will begin tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
Weddlnn Announc d.

Mrs. 3. a Moore announces the ap'
preaching marriage or her daughter
Ida A. Wright, 10 Charles z. Becker,
of Pine Bluff, Ark. for July ~, at Z
p. m Owing 10 recent bereavement in
the family the wedding will be quiet
home affair, only immediate relatives
being present No cards
Tha bride elect is a niece Of EX.
MAYOR Wright of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
Boot.Leaaer Arrested.

Chas. Bronson. deputy sheriff of
Crossyille, Tenn, passed through
Cairo last night, having in charge a
Mexican whom he had arrested in
Missouri and who wa wanted at
CrossviIle for hoot-legging whisky and
assault upon girl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

A daughter was born yesterday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs George + Peas
good. OF Chicago Mrs Peasgood was
formerly Miss Lillian f Turner. sister
Of Mrs. Eugene r. Ellis and Bessie NJ
Tnrner. Of this CITY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr.. and Mrs, c, Frcd'k Gallagher and
Miss Emma Kleb will entertain the
Junior pupils of the Church of the
Redeemer Sunday school at the for
mers residence 27lo Walnut street
next Tuesday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

The ladies Of 81. Patrick church
viii give a social at the residence Of
Mr. ". 3. Huette. 1899 Washington
avenue. Tuesday evening. July 10.
Prof Culver's band viii furnish music
Admission Is cents. Everybody in
Eited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Eghty-hve per cent d The ciTcuia
iiun 81 the Bulletin goes directly into
the homes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ION THE RIVERS
At Grcater Calro RINK.

Cuver's band will provide fine mu
sic at the Greater Cairo Rink on Tween.
tyninth street tonight and fine time
is assured TO all who may attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Rev. !, A Humberd, pastor Of the
Congregational church, has returned
to his charge after a tewo weeks va
cation. His wife who is now in Okla
houa. viii be here next week.-M0und
City Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Mat
tingly arrived home last evening from
their wedding trip to st Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Mattingly was formerly Miss
Adele Miller Mr., and Mrs. Mattingly
will reside this summer a the home
of the latters mother. Mrs Katherine
Miller, 250G Park avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

James Quinn returned yesterday
from a stay Of several weeks al Hot
Springs, Tor his health. He Is much
improved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Miss Corrme Smith. of Hickman, is
the guest of Mrs Robert Penick, Of
41a Thlrty-sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Tc have yOi advertisement read
BY the grsEtesuumber Of pzople Il
must appear lIhs BuIlstin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Judge ID. J. Foley came down yes
terday from East St Louis, with a
large delegation of Knights of Column
bus from that city, to attend the cere-
monies here The Judge is still a true
Cairoite at heart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Miss Mary Belle Perkin of Para
gould, Ark, is the guest of Mrs. Alice
l.. Holmes, OF 212 Seventh street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Egbert Kerth. of Anna, spent sun
day here the guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Kerth, of Tenth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington. July illinois Fair
Monday and Tuesday, variable winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Mrs. G. l.. Haskins, of $50 Center
street, left Sunday for Bardwell KY
on a two weeks visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

The Bulletin il delivered in thirp
surrounding tswns n tine Cor tn
breakfast tsbia
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
General and Local Notes.

United States Engineer Major J. G.
Warren Thursday completed an alb
stractstract of proposals received for
constructing guide and retaining walls
at Lock No /. on the Big Sunday river
at Catletjsburs Ky Three different
plans were submitted. CourierJonr-
nal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Mr. Charles +. Abbott, genera man
ager of The Warner Brothers COM
pany, Of New York city, in letter TO
the author, says;
Perhaps the travelling salesman has
The best opportunity, because he has
the chance Of making OF himself all
that there Is to himself. SO far as bust
ness is concerned If he knows how
to sell and sells, he is sure Of recog-
milton. without this selling experience,
which is obtainabie only upon the
road. he win never he in a position 20
properly direct statesmen or to handle
the distributing side Of business
The successful business man usual
~ springs from the travelling sales
man, who on The road Was 4 success
ful seller of goods OecasionaIly an
unsuccessful salesman becomes 4 sue
cesstnl inside man; but as a rule, a
failure on the road is Il failure at
home
Comparatively few men who are
without selling capacity, have the
ability to succeed in ordinary busi-
ness"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
PURELY PERSONAL


II. NJ. Morris, of Fulton, KY. was
in Cairo yesterday on business and
pleasure bent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

Thomas j Smyth, of this city Is
now on the Mediterranean en- routee
to points in Italy Messages have been
received from him by Cairo friends
dated at Malaga, Spain, June 18th
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09
THE WEATHER


Yesterday was another Of the series
OF delightful days Cairo has had for
week past, with mild temperature,
a fair sky. gentle breeze and the
pure air that comes from running wat
er. The mercury marked 6S in tue
morning, rose to Sc during the day and
stood at SO at p. m. Street Their
mometers marked 7G at midnight
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09


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Sun and Moon.

Gun anu tNOShs
Sun will rise today .......,.4;42 a. m.
Sun will set today ..,...7:27 p, m.
Moon will rise tonight ...l0:l2 p. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-09

The ferry boat Three States went
up the Mississippi yesterday 10 Cape
Girardeau with large excursion
party from Cairo, returning at Il
o'clock last night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

County Clerk Kemp of Milan
county is credited by the Houston
Post with the following stateme emit
regarding the congressional mud.
die as it relates to the printing Of
the official ballot; Mr.. Kemp said
that he was going to act in con.
formity to the law 30 far as he I'M
derstood il; that be would wait
until the last moment in order
that each one might have u fair
chance, but when the last moment
came, il nothing bad been done
to change the present standing Of
the case, that he would not place
either Hardy or Mays on the tick
ct; that he would obey Judge
SCOTS injunction literally and
would not assume that Judge Ru-
fusiHardy was the nominee. He
says he has no favorite in the mat.
ter, but would obey the law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

The Scientific American gives
this recipe for cheap and durable
paint for farm buildings: Stir
into a gallon Of milk about three
pounds If Portland cement, and
add sufficient Venetian red, or
any other cclored paint powder,
to give a good color. The milk
will hold the powder in solution,
but the cement being heavy, will
sink to the bottom. So il is nee
essary to keep the mixture we'll
stirred with a paddle while sp-
plying it; and, as its efficiency
depends upon administering a
good coating Of cement, it is not
safe to trust its application to
untrustworthy hands. Six hours
after applying, this paint will be
as immovsble and unaffected by
water as a month-old paint. We
have known of buildings twenty
years old in which the wood is
well preserved by il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
DR.. J. NJ. Carroll has been elect
ed president Of new Baptist school
to be established at San Marcos.

The general forward moysment
in Texas and the notable activities
of our own people suggest that
Bryan should havea Ten Thousand
Club. Not to be considered un.
duly enthusiastic, we will say
that Bryan should bs satisfied
with nothing short Of this in the
next ten years, and il II can be
accomplished sooner, all the bet.
ter. II is never too early to begin.
The club should enroll every citi.
zen OF the town and charge each
one with the duty of speaking a
good word for the town and county
at home and abroad. Advertiser 2
matter should be issued from time
TO time for general distribution
and no stone lef, unturned tC
interest home and investmen,
seekers, and especially those hav
ing children to educate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

The supreme court has declined
to consider application for msnda'
mus of the recognized republican
party in vacation, and the reorgan.
izers will have to wait until 0cto.
Der.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
Kelly Dismissed.

St Louis. Sept 2O.-Matthew Klely.
chief OF police. who has Been on trial
for a week before the police commits.
sloners on charges OF neglect OF duty,
was Wednesday night dismissed from
the department. The commission ap-
pointed as chief OF police Captain Ed
mund p. Creepy The commission sus.
tanned all Of the charges against kie-
-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22

New York. Sept 2O.-Caught be
tween two street cars at Broadway
and Thirty.first street "Wednesday
night. an automobile owned by John
II. Springer, lessee OF the Grand opera
House. and operated by himself and
family. was ground TO pieces. the oc'
cupanss escaping without serious inju'
ues.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-22
CHURCH RETURNS.
saId He Had Gone TO United States
on a Nlslt.

Aguas. Callentes, Mex. Sept 90
Ralph Church Of the smelter here,
who has been missing for some time.
has returned. His only explanation Of
his long absence was that he had gone
20 tho United States for visit Al
the time OF his disappearance from
the City OF Mexico he had on his per
son $50 900 in gold, and flul play was
feared. Church is from Claiming.
Ter