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THE CAIRO Bin I RTIN. FRIDAY HORNING, JUNE 10, 1904
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Shost Announcements cteprssentlng
Their Wanta, Trades, Profea
lon and Various Ac
tivities. Rates For Clasilied Notices.
Om loMrtioD per wuru 01
'I liree iuarrliuiui uvt word .at I i
Wetftik per word --- .u
lint month i r word .la
AM IMKU.T .,1 Ml N J."ufll IVI.
Ni advortiawineiil iin.ort.-d for lee than
tweuty flvecents.
I'HOKKXKlOk A I.
Dr. On i-.t '-v , ar. uose aud th
Mi i It mM U iiliionli.ii.
tWner
tf
MAIL OR OCRS.
- start yu in th'' luiil or.lrr buninraa. hull
iarhi iilrti nd mtiuuti- tree. Auu-i n-.oi Spci-ml
Agency. UUweill-ee. Win.
FOHTUNK TELLER.
Mrs. Mathewi, Fortune 'IVllt-r from St, Louis;
40a va slou avenue.
FOR RENT.
O TTr()R- Kwi' rent , ;i imv livt- room
on H'h ti'' tivcmif, MuuoiIm r Henri
It ub u i-jft rx WtHihiK fur .ill luforiuatitiii.
Hl'tUrlN 308 Ohio Lvr, a-jwomii
Iruu Muuuittiu rAiii-o.il t.tJI r Apply i
. 1 1 I.i i i t i' .
tor
SALE.
Kindling u 1 TI perl
Itk-Iivori
.Mill . 1,'iintii'i i ...
. . ;.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
1 1 i .. j, ... i
Two bpeiat,ni. i n,ii
SITUATIONS WANTED.
free Announcements of Those
Employed, Who Desire
Poattiena.
Not
Conditions of Advertisement.
Ailt rti-mi-ui - -.t -. .'. fii-i-rding thrr.- linns
Will be aeoepted fi-ti for ..in-iiet-k'ii tinn- from
lay rviMtt-r of The Unll-iiu i" Ik- tlli-il by ml
vertinir in pernon, n;i r.-utar form. t the of
ce of The Bulft-tin (1iiikiii.v, TIB Chin I i e
Th ItuHetifl Oiin.aiiy s!iiiiii.- nu rt-Niioiini
hititv for nuy tti irtiH.iiiieiit or stall iihmii iiui.tr
therein ami n i!! not .n.'i flit the notii-v of any
pen on known 1 1 n-1 nijil.ij t .
Inqulrieji and roolie.1 to aiheilm.-nit.nti
hould lie made h. null
POSITION WANTED.
Wanted, a poiiilioii eolleetlttf or in ofhe 1
a lady with some eaperlouee. Address, N-2.
care Bnlletie.
Want. tl. BOtdtloo u atenogTaplier by youuK
lady, w tk two yearn general eiperieni-e; fanill
ir mih 1 ii nu.. r Uuainetia. Addrew, f it, i-ure
Wulli-tin
A man or eiperieni-o ilvsirea a position as
bonkkevpi r or office man with food Uouae
BeferenreK. Addreu A. H.. Hnlletiu oftl. e.
POSITION WANTED By yonn lady
ftetiographi'i-. Oraduate from i, ', H. i .,
ttuineIll, Mihs Rdna Haloar, Olive llranch,
Illinois.
WANTKI) A position in some nice place, by
ladj' eapfriton ed in dry gie..d and t-inifei-tion
ary; twv ureter r
Ho
1. Inn any nice .lace ac
. I , cure hnlletiu.
ceinahle. Adureiis t'
MALEY'S
K C. SALOON
ANl
Wholesale Mai Order
WHISKEY HOUSE
311 Ohio Ivcvee Cairo, 111.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
(I. A Swoboda, the grocer, tbe dry
gooos mhn. the meat market, will sup
ply your wants and you will have
nioaey left. Tll Coml. av.
Wood ahd Bennett company, whole
sale grocers. Mall orders given
prompt attention. Wo sullslt tbe
trade of merchants only.
Harry W. Bekuh's drug store has a
flue line of brushes, combs and toilet
articles that he is selling at remark
ably low prices. 1715 Com ave.
Watermelons, peaches, black ber
ries, tomatoes, cucumbers, spring
chicken and other delicacies at
08hea's, Eighth street. Free deliv
ery wagons Both phones.
P. J. Purcell, general Insurance
writer, represents the strongest am)
best companies. All Baltimore fire
losses have been fully paid, l'hone 119.
For fresh vegetables, fancy and
Staple groceries 4111.1 choice at call
at the Walter k Sherlck market.
Eiglith street
Otiy's Iian Office, lady's asnd gent's
clothing cheaper than ever. See our
jewelry, rings, watohes, pistols, rifles
ami shot guns. .'07 Coml. avenue.
Tbe Oolden Eagle Clothing and shoe
House sells shoes and clothing that
never fall to plea Its Fit anr workman
ship guaranteed, fioi Com. Ave.
John P. Hockler's Crorery and
Meat Market Every thing for dinner,
breakfast aud supper. Its a pleasure
to trade at this store.
K. fi. tlannon, coal dealer at
Wheeler's old stand, ha a big trade
In coal and limiting wood. He saves
yon money every time
Frank Thomae & ( popular drug
store, cor L'8(h aud Poplar streets., i
a splendid place to buy your drugs
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
JafcU iattnur, bakery and eonfei
tlonery. makes the lightest, whitest
aud inns' wholesome brand, delicious
cakes, pies, cookies and cream puffs
P. A. Doud. the grocer, has some
of the c.hoiecgt table delicacies and
all the staple groceries, good dairy
butter and fresh eggs. Walunt st
Mrs. C. II. Bracken, milliner, Is
always busy attending to the wants
of her many customers. Hats for all
nccaslons artistically trimmed.
Just reeeivrrf a swell M of while
dres hats, iil.-jj a nobby line if white
d.iek hats. Miss J. I,. Wallace, L'lKI
Eighth street
M" Farrow has moved her stock of
aiilllnerr to the C.llbert block. A bean
tlfiil lir" of new gonrls just received
8top at th Hf te! Illinois, right in
he heart of the business center
Hates :00 per day. Both lines of
atr et cars pass rnstn entrance
R fi aerators, White v cn.i.i
Cream Freezers, Gasoline Sloven, 1112
j Commercial Avenue, one door north
I of opera Ininse. C V. Henderson.
Yonr cash does greater service at
stone Brae., tliau else w her u iluuils
guaranteed hi Rllit Vim l'lire
i oouldn't be low it ir throwp In a woli
M. C. M-t.-;i r, tin- Washington unit
joth si. ilruggtst, sells the cough Hir ,
that euros Hi" ! if It . and saflfO line
lei' m he Tene-illes, ask about tli'-i'
Fred 1 Nollls. the coal ili-nli-r. will
,111 yuur l' H small uoaouoi
.if I'ni in your winter's aup-
nly before winter co dim.
Fred Socber, t lie grocer, Coml. svo
.mil i otu it.. baa tt Ane Hue ul ail
kinds "I cacned goods, treeb eggs and
excellent dairy butter.
For tender feet try
cushion ilnvs. The i'
earth. Sold only by I
Dr.
asie
Ui
I. It
ami
Hoi tu n
t lommer
litrgt r, Tw
rial itvonuc.
name enji.ni
script I anil
loo cards
my ol
liili
VCjj in
a lain
from
t
your on n plate fur
Hofto'a reaiaunat ami liar Is pat
raolzed bj Caio'a U-ading boalaeata
am) professional im-n. Neatest, clean
sal ajid boal tueals.
Kvi ry olodltng house in existence
has $1.". oo suit-:, Imt they are tint our
kind at ths pru e. W e are "top
notch r$" in giving tiie treat eat
. values. See our line ef Black Vene
tians and tniitiy silk mixtures lleneh
iiiade. shape retaining fronts, bajM
pu.hleil ahoflders, They are the
Kind rtaewhere. Banner Bboe and
Olottring House, corner Klghtevntti
-triet and C iintuercial avenue.
Three Sta!te Bnggy and Imp. Co
-.ells more farm machinery, bltajjea,
wagons, carr!-it;es anl harness than
isy house in southern Illinois.
Vegettftfa at James Meehan's.
fresi, crisp, direct from the Sunny
Smith. Our line of canned piods em
braces ever., tiling known to canuer's
art.
Anthracite coal ia at bottom figures
in April. All nril-rs fur April delivery
will be filled at one per ton less than
winter priee Cairo City Coal company.
Catfish H'jC per pound, buffalo 8c
small tisli 7i...c bacon X l-3c, rolled
oats :: ptekagei 35c California hams
He, hams 12!jC. Al! of these at Stone
Bfot. and more.
Poat office market liortse. New
store. New stock. Fancy Orocerles.
.hoice Meats, fresh Vegetables
llltchie & Gillespie, proprietors.
A Halley, wire screninp. pouitfJT I
:ietlinK. water coolers, Rasolina
SIOVSS ami ovens, step ladders,
brushes, hardware and stores
Hurke's Livery, Feed and Hoarding
Stables, first class livery service. A
tine line of carriages for funeral oc
"anions. Ahrtys the best.
Oolng to build or repslr this
sprlnK See Kelly Rros , Lumber Co.
for anything in lumber or building
material
DANCE AT PARK,
A nun
bar
OUtlg
it. Man
I"
ople
park
f tin
ipenl
danc
rwd
the
UCfl pleasure.
in attendance were: Messrs
anies Hair. Had Sail, Osgood.
Wiliiiij- Thiatlewood, Arthur
Those
and M
Siaehl-,
T hist I
wood. Terrell, Cunningham.
Alsthorpe, Gross, Mrs. IL A.
! QatM,
(livens. Mrs. w.c. Clarke. Missea otis,
.li ne.. Tenay, Bettor, Margaret i.nns
den Qaajpnaa, Marie ami pearl Hal
ley, Jeiiuell-, Leila Hastings, Sutlier
land, Heiiekle. Wenger, Kerth, lieat-rleo-'
Lntca.sicr. Ethel Winter, Una
Wool ward, Cumllla Halliday, Messrs
Norman llailida), Irwin Preetorlus
Block. Kleb. p-etly, Irwin, DeMonl
eourt. Stark. Lewis. ByTOO and lease
ONea, Montifiirt. Qilhofer, Bird, Fn 1
Halliday. tlMU, McLaughlla,
Yellow Jack Diaappears.
There has been no yellow fercr In
the Cnlted States fur three years ex
renting th- develop weal on the Meat-
111 bord
Some cases of
yellow f.ver have come Into Cuba
from Mexico in the last three years,
but
no Instance was the ilisoasu
dented to others.
The First Cultivated Rate,
Is said that the first cultivated
was planted In Belflum In the
It
ro.
year
Itn 'Ue getaeei roes was
taken to Engliind iroin Pra&ee in IC7I,
the safiu rose about I Tit Ud the
China lose fifty years later.
MtCAN THING.
In uffers ot marriac
I "I had
this
I slimtlMT.
' Yes. I understand that Me. ;, ii-i.
I aatl is very per- itent. ' a
DEATH TO UNIONISM"
j . . . . IftUi u oUlfllflLR uUI I U . . a . I
.'!'.' .' "I'leei. !u,V waVuTi-iW ki'ii'i JN--v 1 Ncw sii-n' ipw .-. M"' w'"" a Mn
ags, who co onusi to 2 9Kn - a
e-l.-.i th.- dexan id thMii. n sthen si0p :,. w;,s tbraatenud with death a , wTV! .. ' . T
the trike ws Inaugurated last ti n,,.-, gougl pre ml Baton Tv l-"' Beatvi ir.ads a" TroU8er8 0,1 f
... ij. I in a Quarrel with .i i . , l. , , , L V V.ijo ly elMl wmt coinetiiing smart
. named Clark Katun had drawn oi- 4 yuj a g" uc-" Jtri , Ami) -krf I j A
, I.H Pistol and was about to .. . . )M J J
tt a.. iiiiloMt l.in w..en lierry came in.o th- a!.. -ti. car IJ AsfiSh '. f t 'WT" top-notch, want to A
piece o! Ice Berrj land .(v! ' ' W - ' I a
w' 1 'i Baton to top ami th- latter tun, .. gQ ' 1. Wr rf yZ-
! the weapon upon undei nd we're talking o f 4 . -: v -'' t)ct here ami tee. If youf
from semiring hm through the breast. Baton then f HI i- 7 v--- f
the tobdec. I I i.; : . '
ngean rromtti Mine Ownors' officer Cuaunfcgs met Wat atnl com veo-plece,skeleton lined, Hot J ijl 'i 'fWiMri.- Hf :o,rt want to buy Ultt'af
' fieneral Bell saya tb mandad him to atop: but Baton again 3Fy I j , rT" ir1'
mine wa clwiod tocanse of a "mltl- drew- his pistol and snapped it al . r. f' l j I If' ''-Wit I , - I
tary necessity." as men working in it ofticer when the latter shot bin dead f e ,tlltr Su,ts' r,ner Fjb It TTBMIi 'our P"Vilfe- I
e lippon -I :. . 1 , ' ff.lti ' J
strikers, therebj continuing present . ' H p t i !A'fl ft i e .,oi r.- ,h
,jtowla(, languace of the umbrella irka, mora ctyie. v I I R ,'- fff? LmSfuj Spfc,dl y Brourn,!
' ' ' "' .'" lint i "' Some Points cf Interest Noticed by A 1 ji ;i i ; ij rV 'If ' . . .. . ,. A
uouni d ili.u tin mines will begin to th 01 t M I! '1 iv 1 fif flf'- if i ''0h' striper; and
There Is a langnase of'uml , . I Dp.V 1A jft ;(j . i ' ' il
l-.a . ii a I l!tW3 tPIW III tP-.U 1 j , i - jverplald-seam, bound ind
! ; : 1-, t !l tilrffl if' ,,.J
card
MORNING
Keek was the progressive euchre par
ty Riven ly Mrs Halliday Alsthofpe
ii; her home. Ill Sevecth street, yes
terlay morning in honor of Miss laisy
Seiler. of Mount Vernon. Ohio, and
Miss Maud Suth rland
The progreastve euchre (Mutest re-
suited in seven perw
prize, winning sers
cut tins; for the prizr
nell.' won. receiving
fi
fir
a handsome fan
of Bpuitansburg,
Miss Aieda Teaney,
S. C. received the
Cairo souvenir spoon
Maynie Ciisliman wni
eonaolathm prise a
if iiniune design,
ana to .miss
awarded the
wail .iecoration
1'oilovviiiK the
e and caiie were
games
served
itrawberry ici
Thoai
guest i
A. C.ive
iau ' lh&
ney. of
bodge,
present
if honor
addition to the
re Mrs, Richard
t. of WlnneM, K
BpartaiBBhnrg,
ol Car boo dale;
. Al. iiia Ten
S. C, Mary
iesdames ii.
Mi William
Read, Max
iwn, Wilbur
Thistlewbod :
T. Bto hens, Lloyd Qa
Cunnlagham, Robert B,
Kaufman, John i'. Br
Thiatlewood and Arthur
tiie Misses Flora Bchutter, Maude
liaatings, June Jcuuelle, Mayme Cueh
man. Una Wo Iward. Emma Ilalli.
day. Alice W-ng -r, Bessie Tur .-r.
Pearl Hallet, Lyda It. tlmaa.
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES
The official name of the building
used by the board of Lady Manager
; at the Wet! 11 fair la the House of
! the Lady Manager ;
The pa Laaalte Institute will send
a basketball team to compete in the
tatorsefcofaatte chain pfcbshipa at tbe
1 World's fair. The hi Iji Salle Is on
j of the fastest college Ihiv organi.a
' lions in tiie east.
The Austrian building la unique
I among the foreign buildings at thc
W 1 1 H fair in that in it is installed
the uit exhibit of that country.
California desnonatrai a Uitii the
ami ntatBUtag in tiie Mining Gulch a;
tbe Wol Id s fair In thi:. exhibit i . the
first stampng machine ever m e I in i
gold mtnlag.
At the Amertcag Amateur Athlet
ic Benkn Chnmptonahlp games held;
recently at UK World's fair the win
1 ners received their medals from Miss1
f corn. On rows of which
an I i n KTWI red, exactly
cthwis.. of the c,b. is a
in th- T.iissouri eihlbil
me white
dii li d km
cereal ilea
u i in- aahw
f
culture at the
W rl II fair.
A gaodel of a aatlre work d alawbe
go crapiiit mine j.. exhibited in the
Ceylofl space in the Mines and M tal
Brgy palace at the World's fair Coy
Ion plumbago Is world famous I - t n s
of its pure, flaky character, and it II
at present the island's only mineral of
Basjaereisf Important
One of th, exhibits in the Chines-
sec: ion nf th. Liberal Arts palace at
law World's fair Is a collivtion of
plamaay of ihe blrda of CSUaa a
aaaabet of cases are filled with Ihe
tail rest ben, wings an-l crsts of
tbeac binia, making a realistic repre
'Hfa:ion of t.ir.t life in China. Feather-
from the eagle, vulture, buzzard
and the goMca pheasant are smoiig
Usai - -how n
I plaste relief map of San Hi man
dino rminty is exhiblteil in the Call
hsrwia iispiav in tbe palara of Hortl-
citlture at th" Worbl's fair. Small
ire-s inilieate where the oreharil- are
Ida n ie.. and in each tree i an inean-(lese.-ut
lor-ii'O lji;lit ilium inatitig t he
pctnre The map shows also how the
are be fill are irrigated.
Somewhat Ambiguous.
"My d-ar fellow," said Brown to his
friend Jones who was bespeaking his
at'endanre at Smith's funeral, 'i never
go to i i-reinoiiiaia of this description
unless I have loved and liked the
man through life. This Invitation 1
must, thereiore. decline. If it were
I you alsmt to In- buried, I would go
wilb u'eai,ure."
from the M Owner a MnoH attun bat tna driantnaa of the ran I we d.ctated the nomtJ - ;M Lfi , ?'-' I
tlon- signifies ponrtehlp When tin- ? hi -M'y': A
i the (eg Ait1' 8i,k- 1 !hed
Ti I about those tuitl and follow ' WGk
mittees Bucceetled in securing signs . yo iver your h T Cr lahn every way throughout. a
two business houses signifies i nuisance c ji HS a
in tiie agree man I not to employ help myself." To carr; .. at right angles Ted them up to see that what nr a
" ' MEN'S Skeleton Coats and Vests and Stoate Caata t C AA
a who follows I 4 o rr v IvtW 4
you Opening an umbrella quickly, it Awf w-,nted done was dona, Si 2 50 tO SlaC.vlU a
" ;ai'!' wt" - !"ai' I
r v r i ii.' i eo 1'nii iv i '.
35 vii.ir.s .Hi
WVWvWvvVvVWW vvWWSvv
To lend an umbrella ladb ates. "I
a fool." To return an umbrella means
well, never mind what it means; no
body ever does that. To carry an um-l.r-lla
just high enough to tear out
men's eyas and knock off men's hats
signifies, "i am a woman." To press
an umbrella on your friend, saying,
Oh. do take it; I had much rather
you would than not." signifies lying.
To i arty It from home in the morulng
! means. "The rain Will clear off." Ex-
:C0 POOR TO BE BANKRUPT
Plioiit of Man
frcn Debts
Who Sought Relief
fcy Leoal Action.
Bankruptcy is a word that means
the limit ot financial mlefOTtUM to
I nu.sl liusiuess men. but it isu t tiie
j iitnit by any moan. This truth was
i nought out most forcibly yesterday
oi iloi office of Henry K. Csssin, U. S
, i ummlssliiner.
Mr, Cassin was approached by l
man whose tailor-made garments had
1 crown slippery In some spots and
i .ifUd in often. He wore a caii
j worn expression and the need of a
i halr i ut on his face.
rnptc) pi
th
u. an.
"It is,
said Mr. Cassin.
1 want to file a petition
Well. I
bare been
years aud
of it."
"The pr
about $1V
"I have-
in business for sevi
rai
ave made an awlal
tie
tings
,ald Mr.
will cost
Cassin.
you
md can't 1
get it." was the response.
"Surry then, hut we can't do any
lung for yon," said the commissioner.
"I knew I was hard up. but blamed
If I thought It was possible to be too
blamed paor to become a bankUUpt,"
said the avpiiiant m he tamed up all
coat collar anS made; for the dOOT.
Louisville CourierJouraal,
Aunt Mandy's Economy.
BUy, Mandy." said Mr. lligt
to say gall
game 0' nu
t economy. This here
enrtln' railroad ties six
miles ter save us'.n' tb firewrsnt 's
' ail right hi a why, even If it is bard
et. the bosses, An' your hie.' o' usln'
tl i platm on the table, 'stead o' china,
o's to savs wearla' out par new din
ner set, ni:,'t Wbal ye mirjht call aes
: thetle. I, ir I I'unn i's I've kicked very
; loud so fur 'bout it. An' even youf
mikln" over my old overcoat later a
jacket for fereelf I ain't ral ,ed no
' gn at Mme bout, spite o' the fict taat
i baa ter take ye to meotln' in it
I every Inaday an' hear n lot o' go.
! dnrneel tools whlsperln' the! I mint be
gettta' low la the w-orld not ter he
! aide tir any ye a new one, Bat by
the bom pin' thuader! cried Mr. ilig
citis, "when yen go t ori an' mike
a eom-husk r,;attr ss an' th.o in
stalks, i ob-i an' all. jest ter save the
me.nley In .ks. that's where the old
SSAa steps iii fcr once an' savs l.md
an' ele.ir tef cr-thS dickens with )r
confounded economy!" Comfort.
Something Tillman Forgot.
When tie Waahlngton frl ml" of the
Mil to give former Quasi Mlluokahi'il,
$i:,oiion were talking the matt' r oVtl
In the senate lobby utter the adverse
vote, Mr. Tillman, who had voted
against the oteoeavo, expre - . i r. gn I
that the dnaky dangMet of snvags
kings did not seem aide to HWdi r land
the strong prejadlce existing In some
parts of the country against the black
rares.
"N'ow. If she could how a etrain of
white blood," he exclaimed a .d 1 nk
i d deflartly around.
"Beg your iardon. Tillmar," retort
ed Senator Logga, "Have yo i i rgo'
ten 'bat h"r great gran 'uni le .:"i 'l ip
tain Cixik?"
In the roar that fc.llowel Vr Till
man said something about M03Slder
ing the vote. New Yi rl; Mall and Ex-
pmaa
AM Nat-ens Adopt Hello!"
The American Inn rjei tlon. "hello,"
has been added to all lint Isueuages
in which the telephone la aaed.
? s, Ii:.U, .U.O IW I.l . 5 , .-a. I
? s a n m bf n 1 1 AiiniiFn iiifi
EUCHRE. '" !l A
- OaOl rf lJ1 0. !J I
Dsnish Bacon Factories.
Danish cooperative bacon factories
tow have about hi.OOO members, and
last year thev killed t'.3ti,0oo pigs and
10, head of cattie, amounting in
money to llOJi 70,000. Tiie price re
Delved for bacon in the English mar
ket averaged 4 cents a pound abort
the av-rage urico for bacou from
t I.e. r countries.
A Strong Heart
la assured by perfect, digestion. Indl
.re tiofl swells tbe itomacb and puffs
t up againel the benrt. Thin causes
.bortness of breath, palpitation of the
leart and general weakness. Kodol
i)ysi)"psi.i Cure cures Indigestion. r
levea the StOtnAch, takes the strain
ff the heart and restores It to a full
performance of its function naturally.'
fCodol Increases the strength by en-
tbUhg tiie stomach and dlgeattve or
gans to digest, a.'similate and appro
pritite to the blood 'issues all of the
food nutriment. Tones the stomach
and digestive organs. Sold by Met
gerl Drug Store.
Women Replace Men.
Women are now betel substituted
for men In the Italian postal service.
Btgaar Qailmbertl, the minister of
rts ami telegraphs, is reapoaalble
tor the change.
That Tired Feeling.
if you ere langotid, depressed and
Incapable for work, it indicates that
your liver is out of order, licrbiue
ill assist nature to throw off bead
.K-hes. rheumatism und ailments akin
to nervousness and restore the enc
gtca and vitality of sound and perfect
health. .1 .1. Hubbard, Temple, T'-xa;:
writes. March tl, IfOf! "I have used
Merbine for the past two years It
lias done me more good than all the
doctors. When I feel mad and have
thill tired feeling, I take a do.-e of
Herbiae. it is the best medicine ever
DMsle for enJfis and lever" Heti a
bottle. Sold by Si huh Drug Co.
Persians Like American Goods.
Am ricun lamfis. clocks, watcher
and locks have a steadily Increasing
ante in the boaari of Paraia. Pbono-
graphs, electric fans, hand pumps and
e.oklng and warming stoves find ap
preciative purchasers.
Ba-ckache,
Pain in Side,
Hips and Groin
In most cases are direct results' of
WEAK KIDNEYS aid INTI AM MA
TH IN OP Till' HLADMEK, '1 ! .
strain on the Kirhjcvs end Inflamed
membrane lining Ine Neck of the
it ladder prodm iag these pain..
Lark's
Kidney
Globes
WILL CURE IT.
Two doses give relief, and one boa
will ruie anv i idn ary case of Kid
sjaj) or Bladder Trouldc. Rt-nn vts
Crawl, cures Diabetes, Seminal
Emissions. Week ai d Lame Bock,
Khciitnatistn. and all irregularities of
the Kidneys and Bladder, in both
men and women. Sold nt &0 cents
per In. on tin- No Cure No Pay heaia
by Paul G. S huh ,V Sons, 6.17 Cent
anerctal A . apul Hany w. Sslmh
Drug Co., lS:h 1 Commercial Ave,
sole agents for Cairo; or sent bv mail
upon receipt of pri.e lis Lark Medi
cine Co., Louisville Kv.
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TOST. LOUIS JUNE 16
a
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Mobile & Ohio R.R.
'. RETURN LIMIT 7 DAYS
Good going on trains leaving Cairo 2:34 a. m.; 12:46
p, m. and 240 p. m, Juno 16th.
Apply to I. I . loncs
Ticket Ay;:nt( Central Union Station,
Cairo, Ills.
9
a
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screens;
OUR SCREEN ENAMEL Will
trim Comrnertlfll Ave
US Hlhih Mr.et
Pewer of Silence.
A person that would secure to
mM trr-at defense will, perhaps.
I lin
eal I
his point by silence as efOfi
oally as
enatona
anything be can say.
One fare. $l
turn via Mobil
to St. Louis and re
Ohio railroad
6th, for three regW
Thursday
lsr truini
turn .Inn
.inn
011 that
23rd,
date, limited to re-
Excursion to St. Lou. 3 June 16.
Special low round trip rates to the
World's fair, going on any regUltl
trains June K',. I'tol. Rftun limit
evi n days. Apply to at. ti 0, railroad
agents for tickets aud particulars.
THE BULLETIN HAS JUST
RECEIVED A 8UPPLY OF
NEW UP-TO-DATE FANCY
STOCK FOR PROGRAMS, IN
VITATIONS, ANNOUNCE
MENTS, WEDDING CARDS,
ETC., AND IS PREPARED TO
8UPPLY THEM ON SHORT
NOTICE TO THOSE IN NEED
OF PRINTING IN THAT LINE.
a.DMinieTUATon's arrricn.
ataUS of Obrlatlan Merti, df.-s.-.l. Tin
ind. t-iReed haung been aetnin ted adiiiioin
traior of the eatate of ( kristfan Mem. lte of
'ne ( oun'v or a lexaa.ier. sou me man- in ,
Illinois, deceased, herehy give entice that lie
will appear beton? the ro-intv court of Alexan
der ,-111111. at the court house in Cairo, at the I
kmm iit-ri'i, on the Font Mnads.v in Anl,
SSt.al which lime all p. ror hsvinn eMlms
IgStaaS satf awtaas ire aotifled and reqioted
in attend for 11, e ,arin' ef l aving Hi mnr
ailpi'led All person- inrlelit-d lo naid estate
are feuoired to make immdiat,- payne-nt to
Th- end. rif r '
1 ,1, ,1 th-. 'th dv of .Tune A II . 1M.
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Lancaster & Rico.
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