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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1904
tup PH1PIF8 nnillMN. MORE ARRESTS
BUSINESS LOCALS.
I 1 1 U I LVI -S- W wva-w-.. . ,
a . kit r m r r
IN BANK UAtt
Short Announeementt Representing
Their Wants, Trades, Prof
tlons and Variout Activities.
(Concluded from First Page.)
Rates For Classified Notices.
Ode insertion per word
Three MMi iiloMS ucr sfotu
One ri'l pt-r word
Om tuonth ter word
All umUiv in Nuuitarril IT.
No sdvertiseim'iil Inserted lor ir
twcut) BteceuU.
PUOKKSMIONA L.
Dr. Dunn, eye. ear, none and throat.
8UU1 and Washitiiriuri.
. .01
- ...,
.. .Oh
.IS
linn
depositors.
will go as
atggeetlon
Money to
io deposit
wealthy, ud be
he can. His lira
to put 111) MJOUgh
;enu oa the dolljii
tlu Gran I siiv
Corner
if
KMi.miAii NoTH MM.
Hjeclal one wav aecond class oolonist rates Ui
In,- west siol southwest t greatly redut-rU n
uresvla Iron Mutnitaiu route from ( alro.
NURSE.
ftoiifiii.inent nurse best reference
j.. t Mississippi Levee.
MAIL ORDERS.
depositor more than SO
will turn over to them t',.t
Miss
' purposes to take their claims, wi
the written agreement t tt.it if tl
I bank payi
iter cent b
difference,"
David Rothschild. WOT iia;: been In
the Tombs for some day s. was latllcl
Od today upon the two charges 1
grand larc ny on which he til ar
rained before a magistrate, lie will
ft great nunc
n rambled Under Dress ol Wo
man and She Screamed.
COOL HEADED ACTRESS
PREVENTED A STAMPEDE OF A
PHILADELPHIA AUDIENCE
INFANT THROWN FROM
GALLERY.
N AS
tir t .
to
Droe),
ionxs:
, , and a hair fur Junn wwr. t,
, .,, m iAttttln), ! to i, '(';lt Market Bvery thing for dinner,
I gij fl Wr UG (00 k r), 8 reakfnt ami it er. .Us a pleasure
..... . .. to trade at this store.
i. i ........ ,11. tin ,
a Uil.i . I, aula oiiniii ' ,.
Time, 1 : 1 3
I.
l Brsl
te
We stSfftyou in the mail
nH tiMilur an.l .Htntipt' fee
Agtnry. MIU'ok
iTder busts, fell
I, a pterin fttfntal
A number one
8yi'ainora.
Four carload
Address K. n. H
Win.
FOR SALE.
unit evw for sale, Apply n"
in cilled upon
retiring, in t it
siona. tomorrow
saac
ti
cttl
leomh, ruin, HI.
A BARGAIN.
An elegant toldiiiR bed, dresser sad com
mod
Inquire of eloik M Ihe BiJ " , -,
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
For sale or exchange, my stOk
ina Kood business part of town.
Hulleiiu office.
FORTUNE TELLER.
Mrs. Mathews, Fortune Teller from Hi
40 Watihic(fton aienue.
ol grttceries
Allilress S.
d before Judge
ourt of general Sefi
The first Indictment
note which he hi'ld
ransaeiion bet we; n
Thomas C, Asphind.
He is aliened to have cashed the pa
; per for his own benefit. The other
I charge is that he obtained a note foi
I $2,350 from Benjamin F. Wise as al
IdiUoaal security for a discount of
and then hail the money ere'
ited to his account and drew it.
No testimony was taken in th
Untied Stales court today in the in
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings
agatnal Rothacbl
company. The
Philadelphia. 1
ic
tin
, mi.. April 29.- P
las ry of flre during
trfonnanc i hi the
Fourth rice, M
lev !V Austin),
Idee IU1 iMuurol.
boygan, 3 d. H
Time.
Fifth race six
99 (Stoval). I to
C. M t Wolff I, I
ittr and a bglf In--i
Austin), fi to l.
M i fJookei . i to
inns, lol Hit land)
eple chasa short
US (Qayolor), to
er, 131 tArciiil.nl.il.
'aU li.i. L4S (J. Car
Time, 1:1.'.
ten fitftongs: Bug-
1 to 1. firs t ; I'ham
2 to I, second Che-
dand), S t,i S, tiiird.
Haas Is one
clothiers. Hi
:lotbthg and
people like to
of Cairos wideawake
i tills his store with
;ents' furnlahinign that
.vear. 615 Coml. ave.
Ion;;-lirst
lith.
of
Lovable
Pour Leaf
d? Vales
.i L third.
stampeded, ru
ors. 1'pwar I
med ami aeve
in the scran. I
rime, i : I!
JcraU
t:
Itement a mother throw
child, a baby of two vein, from
balcony :o the panpnt. Dhcutlng
even! men then lb save the in-
Tloy ryaoghl ihe bal.y and res : Hubbard So t
mother when order rime. 1:89.
Second ract
Globe iecurft
was ad pours i
In
her
the
to
fatit. Tbey i
UwoJ it to th
traa restored.
Serious reswl
ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.
First rated six turioaga; nk';)ra
(Jon, ;'. (Cocotl), i to I, first; Pef'
mta, 100 (Donetan), 7 to I, second:
tains) I to 1 third.
pre'.
iflneact
PERSONAL.
Will veiled ladv wearing black liat with
rnsi-s ho left Commerce A . csr as stranger
enteral; uptown; Monday morning, make ap
pointment in Sunday's Hulletiu for next Sun
dav alteruoon or Monday A. M.
' KNIUtlr Of TliK i Kit.
WANTED.
A girl who is a good cook, for general house
work in small family. Vy good wages. :wi
Kighth street.
mil
'I
in
11'
tiled by
exerted
e haadt
f th
i he i
id la
Alba n
sank examine!
leral bank was
n the attorney
he Stale bank
it Ion Was with
firemen
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. V. A. Krauss. -."A) Nineteenth street, for
fashionable dressmaking.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Bl'SSKLL HOU8K -Bvatand cheapest board
iathecity. K. M BrowS.
RUSSIAN ARMY
ON THE RETREAT
(Concluded from First page.)
FOR RENT.
OPTICUS -Steam heated offices, janitor ser
vice furnished -will be rotted Ss srately or to
gether. Apply to W, I' lialbday E:i:-.
FLAT-One five and one sis room Hat, 141
and mi Washington ateaue, for rent. Is lie
of Walter Eiclthoff.
havi
the
I an
hat she closed
M the pussihil
ention nic
was at its ncignt.
ress. ran to um
m,l commanded the or
play. As the music aros.
of frightened men and wo
rs retaining their vi:s
croWJ into the feats.
the beginning Of the third
Life's Story" that a mouse
the rlresi of a woman s at
bafeOtty. She screamed
Saearsl bovs in tile S.lllery. it WJ de
r-bired bv visitors to the theater.
Pannle 0
ootllghtf
phestra t
the shout
men. ot
forced tt
It was
act of "r
ran iimb
d in th
shouted "Art
i it
arl
' and then (he audienoe
feet, pushing and shot
i lin'ut lo uain the stree:.
tair.i tumbled those ir.
n.i r&llerr. Uitiimg In
Rte and a half fur
hrnga: Kings Cham. 108 lOullett), I
to I. first: Short Cake. 103 (Davisl, 8 1
io 1, second; Chirst lie 106 (Wallace)
Third race, six furloiiKs: Meran,
101 (Gutlett), ;i to 1. first: Dusky Bee-
to 1, secoutl; Itar
nrel s to l third I
j, seven furlongs: Irby
(Foley), " to S, first:
S (Crawford), t to i sec
dge S2 (Dlckiton). 0 to .;
1; SI
, five furloaga: Lamp
light, n1' (Pram), 11 to i. first; Brazil j
It ii. Bound), 6 to 1 second; Madl
oa Square, im (Munro) I to 1, thirl.
Time. 1 : 64,
ret iH I h
nacle. 96
Time, 1:11
Kourth
Bcnm
Doe Skin, li
ond; KnoWh
third. Tim.'
Fifth ract
I)
1 in
ixti
Ml
tllyim
t Boiand
tenth
first;
eond :
thlr i
FU8NI8HED ROOM Ditslrable down l
front room. SB Fifth street.
HOl'SK Modern ten-room hi. use. John W.
King.
HfH'.HK- Partly furnished, modern nix-room
eotiagf for iviii -f per month; below Eighth
street. Address X, earn Bulletin.
gWIOIMCE The residence ol the 1st
Judge Joseph P. Roberts. Apply to Mih -Gilbert,
teener.
JAPS BECOME AGGRESSIVE.
t'hefoo, April 29. News has reach
ed here that the Japanese seem de
bermined on a rigorous offensive
movement against the itussian forces heard their
holding the Manchurtan bank of the j mi n of seni
Valu river. Into seat
The Japanese operations which
hsve been made in common by tin
i l.aval ami land forces, have result, f' I
the hallway, they rusnea io. mo
land exits, which were quickly thrown
Open, only to be jammed info th
! great crowd, rrom the stage the act
I ors shouted 'Sit down," but none
Third race-
Sylvian Hell
Scratches.
-Snow Drift
lilih raci
words,
o forced
In the
excited
p irque!
persons
Ir. t:
.are
SITUATIONS WANTED.
the island
r anil the i
tl doii toon
if Bama
stablish
brldgn
Aid was given quickly to the swoon
mp Women, and as siMin as the excite
mciit had abated they were carried
into the yird to the west of tin- build
Thei
Free Announcements of Those Not
Employed, Who Desire
Positions.
Jf
SUCCt
I
Some say the crossing wa
iiil and that the Russian opposition
sraa tcry slight; others thai tne in
r-.-Liisi mua ' It'. In Httlltllltl
Advertsnnests of not exceeding three lines , ,,f (l firsf Utat -l.-.ent Is the fact that
:n i... i. t..: , . i . '!, .t-t-k's line frtim , . ,
Ii
citught in the
t and pinned
were scraicil
re able to go
Conditions of Advertisement.
w 11 be secepteillrea tor one ..eek s i irir ....... i.. , I u .it
- M.,. i, , i,-i,, ... I ,u ui,.. hi- e. - . . e .1 .loan ' - ii.. v . . . , -
vertiserin person, on reg tlar form, at Hie of-
flee ofTlle Oilllellil i i.ii.pnuy, iw 'u. !.,, , i...,,,,,
iit.u n.oiMtin n.i.iiiv assuiiii s no rcsoonsl- . UT. awive Anillll-
liility for any ad' ertlsenient or statement m ot.
I i henR. on ih Uanehurinn bank of iln
therein anil will not accept the notice of any
person known to he employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertisements
hould be made by mail.
POSITION WANTED.
Wanted, position by first-class stenographer,
salary $5 to start. Addr-ss i c, n. ill, 'in.
or in office, li
Address, II -I
There is eterv re ts II to believe
that th Japanese began to cross last
Monday, when pontoons were towed
acioss th river by torpedo Imats and
placed in position under the boats'
1 fin
II IH
ed HI
home.
It was when scores of men ami
women were fighting to gain the
street, blocking the pas -age mi l in
creasing the dang.T. that sflsa Hran
r. surrounded by Warren Hill, the
stage manager, Qaorgl Alt inn, the
leading man. and the oiher.- or the
cast, commended the orchestra to
play.
Its mu.-ie had the desired effect.
Slowly the mass of humanity was tin
tangled, and men and women were
persuaded to sit in the seals. Mr
Hill advanced n the footMghts again
and assured the Budtetce there was
no cause for alarm Then the diy
lug was resume 1.
I heard the shout in the gallery,
Innd as it they were hit by lightning
in tho bonne arose. With
Veat for Berlin. r nTF,fNT few exceptions men and women. W
Berlin now gets some of its meat In t INTENS- EXCITEMENT. fr the dor.
cold storage cars from fJopenhaKeiv NagasaKi, APr.i J. me sinning -n
i, i., u-i.. at,;,, i.,,. t.v tn. -ttnin-, aiei llu" '"ff
dun tbtpeJo boat -,, with a number of
lapan.s. troops aboard, has caused
Intense excitement here and ha? 1
1 roused a feeling of savagery which
may gift .!. naval war a more fc
roclous aspect. It is ,,afe to say thai
should (ho Vladivos tock fleet be over
bile the presen'
usslan prisoners
Quy'a Loan Office, lady's aand gent's
clothing cheaper than ever. See our
jewelry, rings, watches, pistols, rilles
and shot guns. 507 Coml. avenue.
The Golden Kaglc Clothing and shoe
Jjwse sells shoes and clothing that
never fail to please Fit anr workman
ship guaranteed. fiOl Com. Ave.
Listen to Stone 'tros. Salt $1 per
barrel; Mothers' oats, " for i!oC;
creamery Imtter. Sfic; tomatoes, o
cans for ISc! purti lard. 10c.
Fred Sticher, the grocer, Coml. ave.
and 19th St., has a line lino of all
kinds of canned gQoda, fresh eggs and
excellent dairy butter.
John A Miller Jewely Store. Cor.
uth and Coml. ave, is headtiiartei's
for anxious buyers of reliable jewelry
lor the least money, see our diamonds'
. 1'ncle Joe's Hotel, best $1.00 a day
; house In the three states. You get
the best of everything to eat and
! drink, and a nice clean bed.
H. K. Hutheuberger, shoe store,
sells a first class wearing ristW for
19.50 mid the first quality leather for
$6.00. Try a psir of the $::.r0 shoes
John Heck Ueliable Bakery will tie
liver to all parts of the city all kinds
of bakery goods, bread, cakes, pies
and rolls. They are O. K.
Cairo Sand, Lime and Cement Co.,
'successors to Fitzgerald llros.) sriec
initios in lime, cement, hair, plaster
er's supplies, river sand and feed.
Motto's restaurant and bar Is one of
the best patronized places in CalfO
and yon can get a fine meal for Mfl
a.s ordered
N. Sandler, the leading merchant
tailor, has the largest and best stock
of suitings ever brought to Cairo, none
can duplicate his work or prices.
New ideas new novelties In cards
te w and -.lp-to-date lightings and
h i s H, S. Blockley, Shoemaker's
studio. SOT Washington avenue.
1! Michael Clothing Store and Loat
)ffta is doing a fine business. Hun
Ireds of satisfied customers take ad
rantage of the big bargains offered.
Boy-, misses' and children's foot
var. The most complete line in the
ity; slippers, Oxfords and shoes
Prices th- cheapest. B. McManus Jr
F ox Brand" high grade groceries
Qood all the time trade supplied by
v.cKnight Kenton Grocery company
Merchants only.
Ohoisoa'a Star Clothing House will
rig you out with shirts collars and
n elegant line of new neckwear. The
l SO I styles are swell, see them.
D F. McCarthy's wajons always on
t ime giving you plenty of heat from
! he excellent hard and soft coal he
j '.andles. Phones 393 Cairo. 1C6 Bell.
Chas. F. Miller, reliable Jewelry
I .tore, will be glad tn show yon a line
f watches that never fail to keep ac
urate time, very low prices.
Going to build or repair this
Ipringl1 See Kelly Bros , Lumber Co.
for anything In lumber or building
naterial.
In the Glad j
New Spring Time j
The children wonld enjoy .i slice of delicious
home-utade bread the wad that ean be had J
when SYLPH FLOUR isemoyedinbakiog. ;
H. L Halliiiy Milling Co. j
The
Money
You save to-day will he the surest step upwards towauls the goa
of Success later on .
No man, woman or child over regrets saving many regret nol
saving don't be one of the latter.
We pay : per cent on all savings ainl invite you 10 commence to1
day.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK,
000 OHIO LBVtB.
Capital and Reserve Fund, $150,000.00
Wanted, a position eollocting
a tadv with some exuerleace,
care Itulletiu.
Wanted, position as steoffrpher by young
!...! u. th tu-,t i-.-rirs nera! exuericllCe. fainll-
iar wilh lumber business
bulletin
Address, P-1, care
blocks 0( iff and froz n snow. How
e.tr, the Russian resistance, alihongh
dt tt rmiiie 1. was brief, Their artillery
did little damage ami destroyed only
one toi'pe lo boat.
DESTRUCTIVELY REFINED.
Mrs M ulisoii-- Your new maid ap
pears to be rather refined!
Mrs. Barkwe te Yes, she's a little
out of the c111111111.il. She never breaks
anything hut the costliest cut gteaa
and the choicest Dr sden.
W
;ist,
tor
;(e
G
njoi
tiy
J. fochran, pCWfeCripUoW drug
111:; Washington av. Watch thi
grow. Read his prices on his
laities. It will benefit you.
A. Swoboda, the grocer, the dry
Is man, the meat market, will sup
your wants and you will hav
ril Coml. ave.
A PSIACTICAL
MAGAZINE
roi TMe
GENTEXL HOUSEKEEPER
gACM ISSUe CONTAINS BCAUTlfULLY
lU-OSTBATEO atlMES. DCCORATIONS
TOR THE TABLr, DAINTY MENUS ron
AL.L OCCASIONS, ETC.
IT 13 THC AMCSICAIl AUTMOBITY
ON CUUNAF1Y TOSIC5 AND TASHION.
ConaewT Issue 10c t 00 Ycau
TABLE TALK PUD. CO.. PMiLA.
;ITO "ti'tl) ll9 CMSSTNOT T.
.- hOI ill;
; irom t
j i i hea
For
, Items
FANCY JOB PHINTINU.
THE BULLETIN HAS JU8T
RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
NEW UP-TO-DATE FANCY $
STOCK FOR PROGRAMS, IN-
VITATIONS, ANNOUNCE- I
MENTS, WEDDING CARDS.
ETC, AND IS PREPARED TO
SUPPLY THEM ON 8H0RT
NOTICE TO THOSE IN NEED J
OF PRINTING IN THAT LINE, f
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
akeii and neau
;t mper lasts f i
.till be taken.
The fei ling Is strong here that the
Russian rqtiadron operating In the .la
pan t ea is in a I rap from which N
never will I scape. The news of Its
i Btrectton at any ttfllS would ra t-,
very little surprise here.
Cheap Mule:.
Have four mules left. Your price
El min R A. Burke. MrS-ilO Com
AC oi s culled
but it was Impoft iblt
dev said.
n:.. ; letst. the e
u i!. There was a ter-
I lie uproar, women lainu i tn errrj
nil 'if the panpuv. One woman
thre . bar baby from Om balm ha
I ,t ral men in the par.ir.et. Titey
caught i: and sav. 1 It. When it was
ptOTtsTlT thtS i MJ fainted er.
tiksa into the fids yanl and revive!.
It was when fgnsls Gr:ni';er tub'
UM nciit tra to play that, the audtonc i
vas. ( aimed snffici. u;ly for any effort
to hs made to care for tho-:e hr:
tainted or were injured.
Fine Feather Prohibited.
A small hotel In the Juras has the
Mtewlng notion posted In each of the
I,. ,- 'Strange gentlemen will
please not to dress for dinner, as this
nostnUM flutters the hearts of the maid
folk and no trork is accomplished."
Fits.
BEAR TRIED TO
MAINTAIN PEACE
Mahk.
in
r VTWasWaWaWaWaWaT'Wi
Trade Marks
Df SIGNS
Copyrights &c.
ig a skHeti and itesrrintton srtsf
mlcttir ascsetsm W fsftten free wtteo.er .
, ,, Ann to t r. hatdr r iti'titnMS. r..iriaun '-s
v-,,. .,r,ielT"MttliteMlnl. It.m.lNinkon Patents
. .. ,t l .M4 Hmn f..r swurin pal'tt..
1 4 I
I. SkJCV. SI' now .r, m .
5ricnt.fi: ricatt
MSSsittifTSnsrl-tteH eVT. Ifi' fi
r "-Vloor im ts. L "So'id b all fleclilr
i n
Hale and Hearty Children.
If your rliild Is re"tloM at night,
grin-is its t-ciii. wets the bod, Is consti
pate. 1, cravei in.iit'KUble fwsl or Is
fretful and peevi-li, you ean be sure it
has Worms. Kit KAl'OO V OHM
KILLKli njitl tin in and mluM
the child's licilth. These tablet ,e.
pleasant to tako and Went barm tin
most delicate child. Ke. a U'i at
druggists, or by Mall from us. Your
money bsick if not batislai lory.
KUKAP00 INDIM
WORM MLLER
is endorsed s i rocommended by
tbousan Is of mothers.
ns wiist nr. f)K. r. ri. r us sitii
Kiith West St.. Salt Last I II,. sits st out
the rsreaf his dssrhter. Ir. (' "rltm
Mr little girl. 4 years old, waagreatlT
troubles! with worms. I tailed in
thredlflVrnt ilmtor,, honght Merttl
differpnt kinds of worm nwllclm-. but
she got no tx-tti r. Finally- I wns atl
vlsod to use Kirkapeo lassisisi Worn
Killer, and hong a parhace nl the
drng ,.r.. &he fmnmediet. is .ii d
gr"t epasMeCSttesi of iw-iii aSsMsisri pnd
pin worms, ?Ha ih)W eat" and slecpa
well, aud has guli, l luuny pouiids in
weight. Writs f-r Itnr.h . It I free.
K1CUP0O WCUN Mf DICIHC CO , tlmtssYim. Con-
from First Page.)
Baby Had Two to Six
Every Day.
Suffered Terribly
Doctors Failed.
Dr. Miles Nervine Cured
Him.
noney left
Wood and Rennet t company, whole
sale grocers. Mall orders given
prompt attention. Wo solicit the
i trade of merchants only.
Harry W. Schuh's drug store has I
! fine line of brushes, eomhs ami toik"
! articles that he Is selling at remark
! ably low prices. 1715 Com. ave.
W. R. O Sliea, 8th at, leading gro
rer. Culler's butter. Martin's steam
hsiaaS Kineaii's meats. Heinzs' 57 va
rltties best noods on the market
Schuh Drug Co., wholesale Ann
house, paints, oils and window glass
Special discounts on large orders
money saved by patronizing them.
Have you seen the latest pins, rings
and charms at W. F. Smith's Jewelr
Store on Washington avenue? Tin y
would make fine presents ton.
American saving slamps given nuav
a' the Chicago llepariment Store
Ask for stamps when trading tin re
Those Awful Hcadacbesl
tj jn leatlons oi somn form 01 ttromr.cn i
I ilk tif-nesd cr & batl liver. Malaria will
aruko jroa. Dcn't rlak it, and atv nil,
,Lyc:-Li.lc.-,iaii:;lnobo;b.rot.5,ug'.-roia
i'-.i
ham oil fimtr riituea. ncnt ol their
lead I v ofloctfi. 1 iir. t aken
rsMtnlariv . ill forestall Iioatiru bukDti
tViniHattstlva ortmnsiasiM fleet 1 1 in li
st. . hortd , ff i i 'H imnC'is h.'iijltu beo.
liver ilk', keep ycu ui goau ucaiin.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
50c tt Bottle. All Drugjlata.
, rWI Z,T,r iJV At-T. DItVO&IOTa. I
(Prepared hy-
" ' . 3
F. FJALLARD, StW
SOLD BY 8CHUH DRUG CO.
at midnight
but as a torpedo attack
And now 'hat war h M
i doe not donM the Is
Requiation for Track Walker.
Track walkers (or certain Maca
ChSSett' railroads are now required to
rind a regist ring doBM at certain
,.idnis c. :y hour anil recortls aro
ept. to !. examined weekly hy the
VS'blte lion
rdsy Night Lunc'l.
aeh will ! eien at
I Inn Saturday night.
LUT2 A TH ATCIIKR
the
Cne Trouble.
"Hit makes no dlffnnce ef de worl' Is
lat. or roun'." rays Brother Dickey.
He thing dat troulle me Is how ter
ep m f I M ; -t -ady!" Atlanta
' trstlttitica.
Wsrld'r. Faie. At St. Loui.
T;rL-.t5 at lnw rafpi nrcc on cnl"
For particulars apply to any M iblle
ft Ohio railroad agent
Weak, ncmes, fret' d, pnnr children r
rjure a treatment su h as only Dr. Mdel
Nrrrin- kffords. When ItCf Wcted Ihess
svmpt-ms !e .d to e;. i'ptic tits or pa-:.i.
. " . . l i . .. l,.r,,wn anil
r-very in-" i'r s.-.'cifi Bii.iL-ii" " . .
bahiei' nerves with Dr. Mrfc' Nervwe, a tnw fresh, crisp.
1 . in ad uervods disorders. Keal in
iuOowtngi
"When mv Kttkl Ixiy was l8 nKWth old
be had cramps m his feet and hands, tiicy
would lie .Iravrn "Ut of shat for two or three
days. At lirst hmmcat seemed to btlp M
in attnut two weeks nothing dM any g'KKl
the d- .tor five him. We called sn.i'.ltcr
doctor I it Ml me. in . me dtil no good w e
change I lo anotlier wlto Called it spinal d,j-Mj-.'
ilv tins ti:;ie the ilidtl's lioly
drawn esS f b pe hi bacl.u in was. curved
to one side and his hands and leet tut ol
hspr. li s .suffering w. re tcrril le, ati 1 he
was harirnj from t M to f is fits a day. I wis
taking Dr. Miles' U-st iratiee Netvinf lo
nerrous trtiuhle ard raw it wasrecttnmrn.led
for fits, so 1 1 i iwjht I trosdd sif if it sv.mld
h-lp htm
up. On?
I M) 5' -tim.
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to Srho. ,!
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in en
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had
in.vvastroTi?.hea.thyboy c,.:n
I hue w-etcti to :.-c if the old
We 40 hanging and painting env
ploying only the best mechanics. Lar
gest stock of wall pap'-r and art goods
Uneasler & Rice. 213 Kighth street.
II BANDCR SON, Farming Im
plements and wagons. Flint Coffees a
specialty.
Vegetable at James jjishan'a,
direct from tin- Sunny
Botlth, Our lire of canned gUOSn m
hi MM t verylhing known to cann r'-
irt.
M C Metzger Drug Store. 1 the
place to get excellent remedies for
all your aches ami palm;, giving you
its! and comfort. Wash and 2mh nt
Walters .nol Rherlck feTOOCT am
meat market, is the best patronl.ed
gcr-ery and meat market In Cairo
Welcome to all. Eighth streeL
R. F. Gannon, coal dealer al
U'lmelrr's old stand, has a hig trade
II 11 SV.WII.I 1 -
chen hen ' n coal and kimlling wood. He saves
, V'" . Hi you money every time.
iWe do Your Mending Free
in addition to furnishing the best work and most prompt service.
American Steam laundry, 208 Eighth Street.
Phones 103.
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FRANCISCO
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ANGELES
(.-re v. I '..s ' tf 1. I'Ut it
. ... 1 praise Dr. M '.-' V -
is I ka"W- it ssrd rr.y hry'
,kl.:i N. t I .. Lin- ii .:, Io.
sell an t gu. ran'ce brs? S. I-
on Nen sis aid I'eirt & Adate
Dr. si.:.. MiiiealU,.
Spanih Pride.
Nearly one half of the IS I pop-
nlatkm In Spain, or. to he exact 8
727,619 per?iirs. acrnrdlng to the last
census declare that they have no oc
cupation, and they are proud of the
tacL
AND RETURN
. - In Aittwi . T 1 T a -
4 Tickets tola April ju-.way isi. rinai kcuuti
Limit June 30, l'XM. Numerous Stop-Overs and Side
Trips Knroute.
Ih. C. INjwwsimD,
G. P.
Elmer Smith,
&T.A., Pass. &Tkt. Agt.,
St. Louis. Cairo, 111.
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