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THE CAIRO BULLETIN TUESDA Y MORNING, APRIL 12, 1904.
(. ANNA LAKE HAYNES
Why?
W "wr s ii xi r 1 f l I m 'r j
Oil S ill
tut
Don't!
Why do
a s;ick or
t he bafu ',
Pdit't yon know tint it is absolutely safe in
the immense Steel Vaults aod Safe of the
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
609 Ohio I.cvee,
C A 1 R O, I IJJNOl S.
Capita! and Surplus
$296;000.00.
New York Store
NtEPCAti 7 ILB COMPANY,
Teas, Coffees, Spices,
Sugars,Plain and Fancy
Groceries and General
Merchandise
Wholesale and Retail.
Corner 19(h Street and Commercial Avenue.
titf, 'Sto sii '''':k. : ' : '! Un
:fTWv HERBIPfE
m im -ts-i' v v 1
JOg W fl . 1l
lilf Jslil V
lsj W 1 'Vt ll
""
Coj Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois.
RATES $ 1 . O O PER DAY.
ACCOMMODATIONS RRST-CLASS.
Steamboat and Ferry Landings Opposite.
Two Blocks From All Railroad Depots.
Joseph Steagaia, PropV.
KS Uncle Joe's "GLAD HAND"
Bar, a St: icily First-Class
,
GET A HOWIE IN THE
linRTIIlif TOT
NORTHWEST.
LOW ONEWAY SETTLERS' RATES
TO THE NORTHWEST AND
CAl IFORNIA.
From March 1st to April 30th, IM4,
the Barlington makes very low nne
wav Colonists rates to Montana.
Washington. Oregon. Idaho, California, j commercial apple and
The reduction is from 25 to 40 per peach orchards, for other fruits. and
cent, from the regular rates. ; rrrieg; for commercial cantaloupe,
THE WAV TO GO. potato, tnnia'o and Reneral trick
"M Burlington Northern Mm f'"' f,,r 8"n! mm tn,J riw c":ti
lApK.s," wit i Chair ears and Tour-, vatfon ; for mrn hnota'.ilo timtwr; for
lat sleepers, is the great daily tbmugh raising hufaes, mlcs, e.iitle, bogs,
train Into hJ NaHMsosI via Billing , hrep. iiuHry and Ancna goals, at
Hart. Through rates and ticket.; ,;,. , rsmgftsg from frc pivornnu-nt
to the N uiiuv. t via M Paml mijhnM httdk to twenty five dollars or
the Of-at Northern and Northern l'a ,,,,.. , r a ie Cheap rrund trip
ciflc road?. tif.rrr eekets anl ore way colonists
110111 ItlRIWI" IlfrtllfHOWl ltd ' alS tr,l und tlilr(1 7.10;
on fhp lri and H od Tuesdays of
each month.
TO CALIFORNIA
Join th Rnrlington's perconally con-
ducted w,tkl California fxeur.lons
In through Tourists sleepers via lien- j
ver, thmuch Scenic Colorado and Salt
Lake CKf by daylight.
Write for rates, routes, train ser-
vie", folders, ttrths and other In for
,-,(, ,.n ;
6. B Ogte. L. W. Wske'ey,
Tsr r ;e. Oea I P Agt,j
601 Pine Sliest, St. Loui, Mo.
ii in
Lie 01 ill U till can under
1 -jkm, ; mvaaxmss&u s
m,, 9 mm
tlicafiom .-t mrr. fnrMt 0! et.o"".'i-. K
Daci uvcr. . . utana win
ovo all, '
aritv i-j! . i-.11, :i
i'.e ..''.''. ' ':i f .1' 'Innac '. 1 ut. V
Ow.off btltonono teaAohea,
iive: ills, keep yott i:a good houlth.
IH , t,l1.illI , .'ti...Ii'J 4 l.-VIA Hb I'l
IT 704AY.
All OtucsSsw.
ilHUIC
e Joe's Hotel, I
i
,
J ;
j
Saloon, Next Door to Hotel
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN ft'Y.
'ttralgt as the Crow Flies" Kansas
c, ou.
1'asslng through a greater diversity
of climale, SOll and rer.ourcp than any
' 'her railway in the world for Its j
latftk
Along its lines are the finest lands
ulted for growing stnal: Kra'n. orn,
3 ' n 'n'n- wnw wr n csjpy
!r,r Current Bfents published by the
j Kansas City Southern Railway the
1 short line to "ineipenslve and com-
'ortaldp l.omes."
a. U WAHNUh. O P T. A
Kansas City. Mo
i
Homesekers ar.d Settlers' Rates
To the Sunny gnuth.
On Art and third Tuesday of each
month to, nn m-iwdhag Anill, l?oj
Writ 3nr. M. Beall, A ' P A . Mo
m t'o R R . t. Ixifs, Mo . sUt
ng ;o what point ytw wlsa rates.
I wttrt.iii n i.- Mpmw. . bsjbj i MM mJWH'w isn. 'AiisaMu4P'wMM t - - r mm i i a m i s
... ... j gggg . 4
.VAKMSER WEATHER. LOWER
CABLES WORLD'S SHIPMENT
AND INCREASE IN PAS
SAGE EASIER OPENING.
Hy the Associate:! Press. OATS Receipts 149,000,
Chicago, ill-. April 11. WHRAT ea.-y: 2 oats ft; standard whi
Warmer treat h r. lower Liverpool ca-18 white ! 7 i .
bias, liberal world's shipments and
the lacrosse in the amount an p.s:. iv '. r.li.-.nsapclio Cereals,
caused an easier opening, July betaxloy Associated Press,
a shade higher to lowr af 96 Or Minneapolis, April ll. Nu
if tb3
lat
nd wai
first hour a firmer reeling devetopad.
Chang: was duo larg iy to a precaU'
tionary covering of early sabs, the
reason being fear of possible ttlsap-
figures on the condition of the crop.
Proa K!)1, July advanced to 87i' 'v.
I According t a proluinenl trader who
had just r turned from the south
and west, the losses In Oklahoma,
Kansas and Nebraska were much
moi Bertous than the majority of tra
ders real .- I, There war. a Rood com-
crease 5.
crease a
ll Bt
, ,, .
'0 was a heavy lnjui-
Old a consequent io -
,ricc on tnat delivery.
firm Inflneneod by
Bnortly nfter a nun'i-
CORN- Featt
datioa of May
MarKoi of i
! higher cablt
i per of to&gi
i Parted downward. Btqp-lOM orders
! came out on decline causing addition
oj weakness. Alter May droppeJ
j from S.T4 to 72, the market received
j support from a big bull interest, which
re ulted in a ftnner tone. Distant
I deliveries influenced bv the action of
d unchanged. On the ei
ds were taken.
Trading was light an
held i toady during lie.'
he improvement i:i wi
is was the principal
Special to The Entllotln.
Chicago. April 11. The folinwlni
j ; t!i ! range r,f prices fur the day:
WHEAT.
Open Hijh Low April B, Apr; I 8
i!ny. ...!3t6 91H M SlU Ml-,
u:iy, ...S7 8S 87 Ms 88 S77
CORN,
OAT8.
;;s 38v MH
38
38 i
12.60
12.6J
PORK.
12.2S
UK RI).
C.flJ fl.il
.. ST. LOU 1 1 G fi A I N MARKETS.
Bpeclal to The Bulletin.
St. UwiS, Mo. April 11. -The fol
lowing
tin da)
May,
July, .
!
W11FAT.
Cloning
Open High Low April a. April r. I
!i:;i, 93H W
gj2
Ma;
OATS.
Z9 31 Mi
;7'2 n ;;r'i
'I HE CASH MARKETS.
SL Loula, Ma, April It - The fol
M hit; spot prices ruled here today
r various grains mentioned;
N . I red winter wheal, 99Q v
No. red winter wheat.. 'x,oi 101,
No. .vhite corn, 18 'i' Ol !.
No. " mixed com. 49fM9C.
No. white corn, ISC
No. ;; mixed corn. IS'w-Wc.
a 2 white osds, ICC
No - mixed oats. -i:!c.
No. I! white oats, HfitOc.
No. 3 t::i ;ed oats. t904te,
LOC tL OR ' IN M HKKTS.
Cash
erdgy were as follows:
Nr. 2 red winter wheat. tSc.
S'o :: red winfr wheat. 'M',c.
No. I '.vhite corn. IC
No j taived corn. HC.
No. :: while corn, ITe.
N11. 2 mixed com. 4'.
No. I white eats. Oe.
No. i mi::ed oat: . ilH'ic
No. ! white oats. ;::(
No. 3 mixed oat.-.. :J 1 1
He I timothy hay. per ton. ?
RECEIPTS AMD '.-.HIPMCNTS.
Uy AsSf,riatfd Pr
(tcajja April It, -Th' MtowMg
n. the r ipts aod shipments !i
en! load V from th marl I I lav
H 1 e1
flaw
Corn
2" 41
1 tr.
212
4."
U
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKETS.
New York. Anril IL WIWAT
Receipt:- SgWe. Bp I 1 tut . 2 red
100 nominal elevator; 2 red 1", llfl
noraiaal f. o b. afloat. Option . (1 cd
dull at partial ' ntt declme. M.y
"Ports
48,090;
1,008. Spot (hill;
an
i -.( '-I : September 825
hard f, ft t northern
I Oo tp-
Liverpool Quotations.
By Associated Press.
Liverpool. April 11. WHBA'
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
By the Associated Press,
was generally anticipated, country
shippers sent in too many cattle. mar -
ket dull about 10 lower except for well
bred, well matured lots, which sold
aelivelv at r.toadv nrices. ibitehi v
i and runner stock met with very good
HOGS -Su&plio i ligt
oek men being unwlll
day's supply ,vas so small that prices
. '
mn Atffrj 11 " ;!l
avera5! or "',;:'a,,,t, !otu-
BHHEP There was an active gan-
0!'al ll"u;iin'1 9derte suppli
rnmtttcufl in linn In 'il htlritAr niir
ior ooin unecp ami tames, exporters
and slaughterers were free buyers,
Spring keel's very scarce.
I
By A
St.
At. St. Lauis.
iated Prt'sa.
t. Lotus, April 1 1. - CATTUv -lie
pts 4,000; beef steers 4,0005.50 ;
ekexs and feed rs 3.504.50; Tax-
IOCS- -Receipts MOO. Kivi
her. Range l.455.36.
Prevision Market.
l!y Associated Vross.
BUTrKR 8 itcaidj : cream ry
Fias :'irm: western firsts IK.
COFFEE--Options closed firm a
IJifl'M points higher, Sales D2.&0
hags. May 6&6jj 595, Spot fllo firm
7 invdtoc 7; mild st I
cor.lova la
BUOAR- -new steady; refined quiet.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
C. Schuh A Sens Urge Them to
i . , . ,. .. n
Use Hyomal. Willing to Sell ,t On
Approval.
A new aad specially voluabb
: i : 1 1 - valual l'' !!.-:
for Hyomol han ho n disct vered, one
by singers and public spoaKers
The free nee of Hyotnel hrttt
ii j
throush the Inhaler that conies
ov ry outnt, carries neaiins Dsisaoii
to the head and throat, aod strength
ens, the voice Paul O. Scduh : 'id
Rons have had several of their eu-
tamers spealt to them in regard to
the good effects following the asa of
Hyomel tor this purpose, and will ' -
i , , ,, , ,
glad to sen ll ,,n approval to any sing-
cr. minister, teacher, Of public Bp, is
I er.
There is no dangerous uMimacu
drugging with Hyomel; .-imply breath
it through tb
comes quickly
Oik
'.an
t tit
urious thin;;
to bornr
aooui a
money
etermin
From Inflammatory
Rheumatism
Would Have Killed
Our Son.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
Saved Him.
"We Vrin to BM Dr. Mir.' Nrrrf and
I Llwf mil lii JflTI sen My wile had liver ,
I trouble aad a acsgbhof gave her some ol
: voar liver pilli to try, after which we bosgsj
' a r,'ic of ti, on and my wife used them an- !
i 1 1 i-.'. Smcc ihca 1 have aatd tatm asal :
! 1 D 1 .., 1h.1t I luS Stmt ux?d any pnlt ,
hf . 1 11; tV- : I'lsf irtion these have.
j r .ii.., t MikM AsSi-Paia Pmswtfl
: k 1. .,;rre years ago tt
- o 1 1 j; v ha,! tanmSJSton rh"amitim
He had wlfeted so MSctl rHat I bflltvt if we .
, had id mves him Ik Miles' Aco-P-.m Pls j
I wni'.h Tefieved him almo-t instandv be would i
have die '. 1 a- alwstiflsd oi th opor i
1 rceity for praoinc Or. Miles' Rcmediea."- j
y . o, 1 u.
"I its a'fi trd will neuralf ia for ar
.nd r.. vi r f .u. I a ,y ixi.nantnt re.iel till I
u 1. Dr. Maes' Anti I'a.n IHU. I
I'tjey are a sare tare for headatlie and neu
raigK M 1 Daly this tuorainy i ircom.
Maded USHS t S tnen I a 11 1 a ?evre liead
ache and in a hail hour he came in'o the ,
store sotklai j. The headache wan gone, we I
lite them in tVc lim.lv and I'.i-t t'.cni 1 1 j
lent lot th woraea folks. This high altitude
kes thrs renr DCfSNMt. Grandma Mrs II
should o il llr. Mian ihe. coul.! nut live liere j
were P. nl for the Anti t'aei IMI- that she
tike .... r. . ..' -L. B. Mom.-, Ileleni,
MoMaaa,
Alt dToffritts 6-U Pf' ce'iarante first bot
tle 1.. M'irs Rerrtd:es. tt I tor free heok
00 Ktnvi aad Heirt I '.- a-e: Aiueta
Dt. u. . . , Eli 1 . lad.
96,
i CORN Receipts
all!
MARKET hi A STANDSTILL Bl
LOST LITTLE GROUND A i-
' TEMPT TO DUPLICATE LAST
" WEEK'S ADVANCE FAILED
By tiie Aaarwlated Press
I New York, April ll.
market was ai a standi ti
the greater part of the
lime ground. Prices sin
' W
pc
BUCC ISS1
ittemst
labject
in i mere waa a lit to urgency in s
ling, Consomt nee was n return tc
dull and sluggish market, but with
iUiderfi'ne ol ivood resistance and :
rnai
disposition to await a Gave
' ;,!'' dovclopmt nt.
1B Hesitation oi
probably du in pa
bearing
o
: , .
" "'
'" aocum
some r i
war loan
The i n
funds there Wl
d surai ires of
of money h
I it;iiruiuo i -
goh
ton.
sta.ee. ni ot the e luntl
;n trade for March enforce
ing of former months in exjla
if the turn in foreign exchani
last month's expanding tende:
if imports is still maintained, impair-
tni at of trade balance in 0
easily explains the outward ro
Bdenth
Government Bonds
Today. Yesterday
Refuiiiline .2'h reeiHtorcd. lOfl
Itofutiilinn - h oonpon
Regietnred -i's
100
It Mi
107
1 1, ' ."'";
Now 1 h reuistered.
Now 4'l coupon
old l's rssjrtstered
Old 4's coupon. . .
133
I07J
107
107
Rallread Stocks.
Al l(:U i ,
Atohison preferred.
j,a,t)moreOUoi
Ills, ill
:ii 38
171'; 171 '4
2 21 1
71'., 70.,
i:il 130
lOfiJi 106 I
llflji 117
94 i 91',
llTW 117
119 IIP1.,
24' 2 M
117 fili
uv; 1444
oO7,, M
23g 22 j
HI ' ffl ' j
!).'! N
1DW 10'.,
is1. is1.
I Chicago & Alton
' Northwestern
iDsnvr dtRlo Grnnd
1 DlinoisOsntrnl
Louisville iiasoviue.
Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
Nov,' York Central .
Psnns; IvanLa
Reading
Rock Island.
Rock Island pfd
MS ,"""
Southern Paciflo
8ooth'epn ,Ui!wav.
rjnoa Pnolfk
i Union Pacific pM
I Wabash. .
Wisconsin t'ontral
Miscellanecus.
Amalgamated CopptT... 2u 'o
Brooklyn Ha pit! Transit. IS Pi,
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 39 i 9&h
Northern Securities . . . 88fl 99k
Pacific Mail 28 27 '.
Peoples Ona 9IH
Sugar 127 'a
Tennessee OoaJ andiron, in ;;,
t'niti'd States HUxil 1 1
United Hla'es Steel pfd. IIj,
Western Union 8'.' 1 .
S.1
.. 1
j;, i
so '
Mercy and Exchange.
MNUV tin call easy 1 1 , r 1 5 1
closing bid !','. offered ai 1, Tim
loins nteady; SO :. ; 2fj& 1 nt
90 day.-; 2 '1 " : six Uoathi
'rime paper !'., U-... Hxchauge Irm
Demand iv7.:
187.40; 80 days 184.
"5 sQp
SKIPPED
"Jones, (hi cashier, is in
n,,,!,. ial dlffleultv.''
What - hn doing about if"
Wtl. just at i;-.-tnt bv'a
it pstst treatment.
BF
WHOLESALE
J q
1
Batter. Hams. Hrrakfast Haron. Staple and Fancv
f Groceries Fine Canned Goods, Etc. ?
if Special Attention to City Trade. Prompl D- I'.very Guaranteed
$ C19 0HIO LEVEE 'BOTH PHONES NO. 100. 0
' I
You a '- to
luccesi later
e nay :t per cent 0:1 all savings and invite you to conunci
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK,
609 cilio LBVCBi
Capital and Reserve Fund, $150,000.00
1 We do Your
In addition to furnishing the best work and most prompt service.
I American Steam Laundry, 208 Eighth Street, i
t
Phonos I03.
o--'o,'!''r,','t''
tL.
ouis Herbert t
r.:x
f 1 0 ri Ohio l. v-c-, Cairo, lllinoia -
i SSaW Liquors, Keg and Bottled Beers.
io YX "X, T. t m
;;;; f v v uix.ivioi?vit
m a .t v . 9 f, i
fFor 2G Yesrs Ku Led ill
T!rd tr esJS JA. - .
IOL0 BV SCHUH DPUG CO.
3.00
T-
:iro tc
i o K .1 i I r
ted to return
and Including
May 2, l
John M. Ii
I'ltilp'e 1,
ache, la
ireath, head
constiisatioa Mountain Ten, Nos
sanse foul system o
tie,:. cent
Sons.
Paul c.
at his birth, marrtags and
Mieei H .
7A A S IIIIIK 1111'HMIl OH ,111 IM.IIIIMU'I,
. , ,., ..ii ..M...1
There's Bathing like HoHistera
Reek Mountain Tea tO make one
strong, healthy and robust. Keeps
the whole family well. :!." cents, tea
or tablets. Paul Q. Schuh Sons.
Winter at Citronelle.
A healthful, restful, InCXpeBStve re-
sort In the pines of Alabama, thirty
ilea north of Mobile. It is high an
dry. Address too. M it-aii, Mobile a 1
Ohio railroad, St. Louis, for ilhi.-trated
booklet
For Litest ds&igns and prices
nought iron fence write
M. W. RICHAHDSON.
K22 Thirty tb rd Street.
I IB V ! C
C!- lllln'.' Manh !l
Ui. !.'... . i fa.
ltaaaat 1 soliutcrs.
t
Vaotdea, C
CERi E3
AND RETAIL
' . A
The
Money
HOI
to- t
:
:
J
Mending Free I
O WHiTE'S CREAM
Klfl II
ObiuiUIj-. - PMill
Ww m Remedies, r;'
- E3 F. DAU.ARD, -St. touf8.
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Presidential Year
AND YOU MUST
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