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THE CAIRO BULLETIN; SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1901
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS j.
UhiIh to attend ;lic World'
.f.ifn bus relative (here
COBDEN.
June 23, 1904.
Henry Miller returned from Cen
tialia bug Mornltty nlfrht.
Jin Greeg returned la.t nlghl
(Wednesday) from St. Louis, whore
in- baa been visiting the falft
MtiMM .Mary Bild Alice Powell. Mas-
gie WaJIaee and Julia Pried wont to
st. Louis Wedaei lay. riie Ifiisea
Oowell will visit their cou4ni hi
Belleville before they return homo.
Ileum, virRii and John Onnaley
nro spending a tew lnys in St. Louis
at th fair this week.
Mr H, J. PInley, of Maywood, in..
is i sit iiiK his brother, Blwood; Prank
and Charlie, After a few days' stay
inn' in' will go to Paduoah to loo hU
i istT, Mrs. Qea Hants,
Mi , sos Myrtle and May Thomas, of
Carbon dale, are visiting the family f
Mr. attd Mrs. 1). Q, Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Btevenson and
children, of Contraita, are vfsltng
Mr .Stevenson's father ami mother.
Mr, and Mrs. Aire, Stevenson.
She was over a hundred .'ars old
and had been blind a limp time. Slit
was a unrmian and died n she iiv-1
o.l in the triumph or a living falih. 1
w. ir. Blaehnan m Btni BhTppingl
liny and our country is still full.
Ulysses spears is :'cini? -the aiKhts
at tlir World' fair this wook.
The work tin Albert Millers Hew
residence Is being OHahed nlonr vrv 1
itf-i unci wnen none writ he n heautt
III! Cpttgge.
W. I). Pattornn is buildioK a now
residence which lie expect! to occu
py the fWtt of Annual if not ftoonor.
There isn't n town in Southern 111
note thai is growing renter than
Carrier Mills nnd we luive the country
anil the eoal to bnek US,
I. O Allen. W. It. Roberts matU a
business trip to Harrfeburg yeater
day t'l'hur. day. i
LEDFORD, IL.
WICKLIFFE, KY.
June 24, 1904.
Charles Rollins. J, II. Wiokliffe.
Charles WiokliITu and C. P, Howie
wen! to St. Lenta Thursday ninht to
OS the big; t-how. They eXpEOt to re
turn Sunday morning.
MiSS Alia Bugg, of Uardwell. is VtS
Ittng her oousin. Miss Inu CofTi', am!
in honor of her Rtiost the atter will
entertain her little friends ibis (Fit
day) afternoon
t. ii Blankensnip left Thursday
evening for Carbondalei Illinois. We
understand the trip combines land
neM with pleasure, and that he will
probably tu t return until next week.
Utile MISS Ray Brown, of Hland
villi, is visiting her stater, Mrs. Mar
tin Rollins, on Ohio Street.
Well, the "non-enthushtitic" con
vent ion at Chicago is a matter of hi---tory.
and the result reminds ;us at the
old woman who kissed (W oom aud
aid: "Hvexybody to their taste."
"Sunshine and showers
bo the order of th-1 day,
during wheat harvest.
June 24, 1904.
John Pierson and wife were driving
on one : reels Monday evening
The band boys' ire cream supper
last Wednesday iiluht wan well at
tended and everybody had a nice
time. The proceeds were $14 rlear of
expensed
wiuat harvesting is now the order
of the day at this place. There will
not he a very largo harvest Jiere this
season.
Dew berries are plentiful this year
ami sell for lit cents a gallon.
Miss Annie liumgarnnr V lei ted is
Herrlabnrg Thnrsday.
Srtnio of our people contemplate gor
ing to Vinconnes on iho excarelon
Butt day.
Mrs. A. M. Mead is visiting friend
in KldOrado this week.
MOUNDS.
nis u
i usual
ANNA.
June 21, 1004.
Mr- 11 II K ana and son, Murruy
nnd .Mr.;, liar) 8. Holloway, of st
Lontfl, are guests of Mrs. II. M. San
iMirn.
The Mission band of the M. B
church plenieed in the Jones bbro fait
Ifoand Tuesday,
Ifiaa Helen iirown departodt Wets
day morning for a two wceklr vlAli
with Misses Laura and Vesta'. Chute
in St. Look.
MJss Mary Dodd entertained abcSit
30 'd her young friomls at a lawn par
ts Wednesday evening.
Among iho visitors ro St. Louis this
week we note Mrs. C. II. Shatrer anil
inn, Harry, .Mrs. W. N. Corlis nnd sor.
Russell. Mrs. A. N'ey Sessions and
.Miss Hthel Woo.lwoith.
Mi. and .Mrs. S. W, Rookhart and
Gordon Weiitworlh. who have been
employed at the hospital tpr the. In
sane at Massillion, Ohio, are spending
their vacation hero with Mr. and Mrs
W A. Wont worth.
Mrs. Fannie Bgrkleg and son. Wm
(!, of Murptiysboro, are spending n
few days with the family of Mrs. Mar
garet Walters.
.Married at the Lutheran parsonage
Wednesday evening by Beg. H. l.
MeOill. Mr. Andrew M. Finch to Miss
Sue Sifl'ord. They will reside nt the
gruom's home on Asylum ewnue.
AJantt Bitten or the young people
of Anna enjoyed a bay ride to Cobdon
Thursday evening. They attended
the social nnd hand concert given nt
the residence of W. P. Oreon
Mr-., f, II. Hall was called to Car
bomlale Thursilay on account of the
,ad accident which happened to her
grandson, Norman Hollows, who fell
inlo a tub of Isiiling water. Ills old
er brother quickly snatched him from
the water and removed his clothing.
His nrtns and hack are seriously
burned.
Horn. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. Core, a son.
June 24. 1904.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whittaker, of
Vienna are the guests of their daugh
ter, Mrs. A. L. Cotpptori.
.Messrs. W. Courtney arid ft. M. Jul
ian left yesterday for the south whore
they will make their future home.
.Mr. nnd Mrs, .1. P. Queries and Mr
Abe Tier loft Friday for a plea ant
sojourn at the St. Louis ONpfjsltion
Mrs. Mettle Weave was a Cairo
visitor yesterday.
Mr. L. D. Crahtree, who hn.s heen
very III, Is convalescent-
Mr. .1. V. Moore reta&Wd home Frl
Igy from a trip to iloi roil, Mich,
where he spent it few pleasant day.
with friends.
visit for me Ituu'. Ii, MUb
e Is expected to nnSfn (Kiotl.
Children fi Day won Oft 2j i c I h-io
Sunilay the 10th. U a ver hpiiroprlate
manlier and was quite a jioowsS ia
every particular.
Mir i Lou Kflley. Supt. of S. S . de
serve much praise far :h ietere-i
she. has taken in th ijtfln foUtB
T. Bi V'oungUlOfi, of ii;',h. Mo.,
is visiting here this week,
Mr. (i. it. Brewer is visiting In
Crab Orchard,
.Is.s OyntMa Trim nu I has i. -signed
her nchbol in this ctty for a poati.,..
in Marion.
Mis Hdytt'e ,irk.er nitertain.I a
number of bar- trlemU ar bOf home
Tun day evening, In honor , f her
cousin, T. R. Youughlood, .vho la
visiting here.
Qgtte a number were present an.'
enjoyed the evening very much.
Miss Kate and tirade Oraoe. of
HArrraburg, are visiting nt Or. S. ,1
Hlacknian's.
The ice cream supper which was
given at tho Rjutist eharch Wednes
day evening was quite a sueco'- both
financially and ociaHy.
w. h. class, of Ootconda: in
Iran, acted businers here the lirst (,f
tho week.
Mrs. K. R. Howard and grand,
daughter, Mies Nannie. JenWn'a, who
have boon visiting hero for BOTnS time
loft for their home in Ciiro Mr?. ,Uy
J. L, Mulvey is transacting business
in Mound I 'it v.
PtOf. French has changed the meet
ing of his music claw from Wednes
day and Priday nights to The lay sni
Thursday, on aceunt of it belah Im I
possible for some of the class to be j
liere Oil .slue: dav nig his. He ha
an excellent class Imre, and thej
Seem m be getting along exceedingly
well.
if A. Ross haa retnroed from si,
Louis where he lia.t ht.on viewing
one or the sights of the World's fair
"Hello BUJ" paased thnatgh hen
Thursdaya enroufo to his homo in
Torre Haute, In,l
T. .1. N'otinan is visiting home folk?
this week.
After n tow days tu home oi joy-
m r returned overland td Hardin
county with hia luicle's traction en-Cine.
The New
Tail Court Tic
Ziy.f, Airy, dnd Ser'UctiliU
HARRISBURG.
ti
VIENNA.
CARRIER MILLS.
a e e
June 24, 1904.
warm and very
Ii! I U
Weather
rain.
A few eendttrffc I Md raspberries
in mall lots coming in They are very
scarce
Our new marshal Is repairing the
sidewalks amf cleaning the trcets
which is badly novlod
Videtta Yalnnfr, of Willlnm-in
county visited J. D. Storj s family
Thursday. :
The old laly Wallace, pntber of
Harris Sttosell colon d, ditd the 21st
June 24, 190-1.
W. A. Spann made a fluslhea i trli
to .loneslii.to the first of :ho wo.'k.
W. I. Williams nnd Ceo. Main, of
c.oiknap. vjv Vienna nbltbra ilut
first of the week.
Geo, w. Rttgllsfa attended meet
ing of the Democratic renatoftal com
mittee at Eldorado Tuesday,
Mrs L. H. Frlzssell and mottier In-law
left Tuesday to visit relative in
Ozark.
Harry Smith who has boon visiting
his mint, llrf, J, F. Rector, of Cairo,
'''turned homo Tuesday.
Judge A. K. Vieki rs nod son, Jay
came In from Chicago yesterday,
Mis. l o. WMtncl, Mrs. Maggie
Blnpeon and Or. N. J. Betunn left
for St. Ixmis the first of the geek to
attend the wedding of Or. Bcnaon'l
neice. Miss Margaret OQle, to Mr. B.
C Kelthlv.
Rev, A. J Sit t oil. of MOUlri City
vl itod friends here last night and to
day.
.Mrs. ('abler', of Murphyshoro. 1 1
here visiting her mother. Mrs. S. J. j
Hess.
The following are here visltina
Mrs, H. H. Ross, also to attend their
gcddsg anniversary which was bol 1
last night: S. L. Ross nnd son, of
niglilo, Mis., Mrt, William Chfjor
md two children, of lad., Mr HWis
Shaw and Miss Lena Dowdy, of Chi
cago. Henry it Pierce, of Qoteonda. was
a Vienna vi-ilor the first of the week.
J. Splldoch left on n business trip
to St. Louis yesterday,
Mr. W. N Newton visited bis par
ents at I'MdrvUlo the flrnt o the
week,
Mrs. 0, w IHHanre and cWtdres
ure visiting nt New llnrn-ldo.
Mrs S. K. Klser, who has beSM vi -ittriK
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom HooKM re
turned to b r homo at La Pnyptte
ladli yesterday.
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STONEFORT.
June 24. 1904.
Mrs. 8. K. Ridonhower. of Htco
Tnaa, i vi"iting h er brother. Dr.
Or. S. J. Hlackman and other relatives
herp.
Miss Mabel June' and Leora Bo
zarth left Thursday gwftting for St
June 24, 1904.
Or. J. '. capo and fmlly returned
from a visg to St. Louts and puksago
Mra w. A. Boettgar and danggtor,
Of iiloosiingtoti, III, ar visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. tj. I'rnoH, neai
city.
Aaron Quart! and family ana outing
at Shawnee lakes thie we--It.
Mrs. Martha Dy, of Kanggi, is
viattlng he mother, Mrs. giejnda
Wtea, HJiii other retotlVes in this cfcy.
M. W. Joyttjor and wife went to Tor
re Haitte Bnnday to visit relatives.
.Mrs. w a. McHiney visited rela
tives In Carrier Mills last week.
Miss Blanche Pemherton of ti.-iiar!:,
n imung iki uucie. H, . rut lev
and family.
Miss Lena QaHdna has rbtltrned
from Carterville, where she bns been
visiting hat sister.
Miss Clara Halloek', of ML ' Ci'rmel,
Is visiting her father, J. I). J I alloc-k.
gag this city.
Hior. liueu Felts is visiting in
Johnson City this week. He will re
tUl Monday ami bring Mm. Felts
with him.
Roy Pilrks nnd Fred Pert, of Crab
Orchgrd. were in this city yesterday.
Thursday.
Al!ert Lancaster Ii drilling a pros
pect hole near Led ford for Will s Iff
Assessor J F. Oonovor tiajs just
finished taking the censaa eg the city
of Harrlsburg and the towuship.
which show.-, the township, has 5,(KM
and the el(j- X.tltm
Mrs. W. It Rarb-.h, non Claud and
daughter Iirene, are visiting ria
tlves nnd friends in Pascola, Mo
Worfk was begun on J. H. Nv berg's
new residence last wtek. Ii will he
iuio of the handsomest dwellings In
l his city, and will cost sotnetfgng
near $lj.()0e.
The Presbyterian ladies' Aid so
eicty root this, fc'ridny, afternoon with
Mrs. Kate Christy.
B F. Hrnmlet. of IChlorado, was In
the city Wednesday.
Edgar c.,1 fori, who has been flatt
ing. In 'Hardin county, has returned
home,
Mis Mabel Cotttg has been visit
ing friends in (irayviUe.
Oharey Bisk left in'tr Tuesday for
! South Dakota
Thomas gtttaevHc, t Rnlotgh. was
in the city Teeadgy,
S. O Hrockott was In Norri ' City
ritesday.
Honeee Lewkg d CIMoedale( was
in the cRy last Tuesday.
''apt Jss H 1'arie- and wife and
their sons. Jim and .loo, and iaagliter,
Nellie, are attending the fair a Si
iMfdk
Mrs John Molenhamp and two ehil
dron. of Kan as. and Mis Klitb Hit:
Min. of Vienna, are visiting (i t;
Mngge and wife In this ciiy
T he ig Four has commenced VOfl
j laying the track for rho switches, at
I the new eoal mines cast and north of
I this city.
Krej Patterson. Brnest Rose and
I Orvil Kerrell are taking in the
World's fair this week,
Justice cf the Peace Ira (JIMons
s
f the I'lir
jyi Special Styles
tsyj ss.so'
, ,. nn Dluclier
Ox lord
Correct Tan
A Fan Shoe of the right kind with stockings to nutch, gives t the wearer an
artistic appearance impossible in any other class of footwear. The proper color is important
to careful dressers.
For travel, outing, or street wear, they stamp the impression of worth on the wearer
and besides they show the dust less than the ordinary black leathers.
Queen Quality Tan Shoes
mad from the choicest and most exclusive Shades of selected leather are more satisfactory
Ran ever before. I he rrght color cannot be found in Ordinary shrx stores.
They are designed and finished for the extremely particular
Queen
Quality Boots,
$3 M0
tor cool comfort too much cannot be said - they
are made in a factory where quality
counts -- the price is attractive.
We have fhc sole right of sale of 'he x fmi4us
We invite yoitf inspection
G Terrell & Company.
1
w
Tan
Low Cuts,
$2.50 m
and U
$3.00 .sY
st. tcs Xrnv
woehde '. ill not prove ftitel. htwover 1
Louis Chfdseer and family, lt Call
fomla, vislt'd hU brothers, V. V. and
ly. w , in this U) imd v u and la
company with Mii, D. Sir, OttoiHSor
are now SttMutklg thu Wontd'a (air,
UDgtiq Panhoj and Moses KSaakJa,
with ttodi famtiii, (tit' t Bkawaee
lakes lihiiing t!ii:- week.
Editor win, of the Eldorado Re
publican, was 'in tho city TuoSdny.
T. w. Qrislaa is repegtM to be
sick. i
The Fourth bl July wll.l be. deMbrgt
el nt. Dorris' lake, northwe 1 1 ol this
city.
Hair Brothers have move I into
their new dwelling house pa North
Jackson strei t.
Rev. A. li. HgkBy rs on the sick lis!.
Tom Rethertngtoa is vtsltlag his
brother Bluford, at IndlaniHiolis-
C. R 1'nrkor vttdtod his msi, Hay,
nn dfttaily al Mi. VetMDg, Ind.. otit
Sunday.
V. C N'eal. of Eldorado, wac in the
city yesl it th jr, Thjgnklair,
J. C, Ciwik was inUiated in'o the
Masonic lodge ai n sgeclal1 tneetltuj
Wednesday night.
Nod Parish is attending MM VorldV,
fair this work. Ros HMff ha i eharga
of t bo news stand durltifc ' hs ab-
sonee I
Mrs. O O Mat hewn anil iHtle hou
MifclH.H, of Ornyvlllo. visited lor 111
lor, Mrs. W Ii, Howell, In this olty
the first, of Mie aeek.
Afr. and Mrs ii J Berkgf returned
lnat Batttrday from a trip through the
oant
tins C-iin has installed a now nuts!
cal Instrument In his billiard room.
Anion;; thv-" who attended thi
Hvater's convention 'if Alt. Vernon
Irwt ggeit were: R , Rcllrgtb, II T
Towle. A. I Martin. F. M. Pickett,
And Weld,-r. R W Seodtteh, Blmer
Manior, i t; Mngge, Joe Mallonee,
Dr. J. Ii Ross. Will MeOu'ie, W. V
Ijirpent. Or C. E Bftnfton, im Dei
fi c.j. KJmberlgfe, (fgy PntMragn,
F. IV Crate, II I) linen. John BeteS
and R W, "arliI.
The Kiir'nr' Itellol RfMrrlatioti
wm held i rem km n-ar (Surfer Miiif
July Z
ft M Plead nnd C I. f)emp-y. of
thlf city; Oeofgs i: KaMce, cd (Hd
tla; Jo'm Williams snd Wilintn
Brans, id BMorado, gaaegd ike
amliia'e-e 1 If i laggnld list week for
hulnUeg eugraeeri
ggkd,ili ii odt dg -- --fs-et,,e'e)'a-oa
I N G R O W FOR INGROWING TOR NAILS
Why suffer when one 25c bottle
MOUND CITY.
SAMUEL HASTINGS ....
June M. 1&CM.
It is fitnored, on nttthent'o author
Ity that the CMeage Mill and Lmeber
mgsnsay, ot Cairo, are negotiating
for the i arctiaee of tho Meti Boef I
Fackajre plkgg in ft II HgJ If they
buy it, Ibey will osa a en sgwrgi ecy
nas movea in:o ru new -resi-i-nee in ,,i , -m u ,iv at
: : : Cairo, Illinois.
N i MS l.w StrfPt,
1VI, ehoD- It
the lee & Lookwood IddWIkii.
Fre, Durham of tble rtlty rived
n teleerani Thursday from San r''f
riseo, Cal. statin? that hi. iifortier.
Robert, president of Hie ('llfrnia
Bnakiesa coilorr. was "hot threo timo.
ami serlraisly wounded in a diffpnlty
with one of his former KUcitora T:i
SCHUH DRUG COMPANY,
'eeeeeoc'e"eeeee,e
wor attended to; Btnldi A, it Is mak
ing pod money, if the Cwrq people
really mean bgglnesj t'n y ,. Ill huy M
theg win midi notblhg Li their waj
L M. bradleg lis; been looMnK ai
tlie birr f,iir in St. Bonis the past ton
day!.
Newi rtotgdr bronghl in a load ol
products of his fertile farm In Valley
Recluse today.
Famciis W.v Correspondent.
Wr Win -n Bowgrd Russell who
wRhoat, bis krightlid would it 1 1 1 be
Pr. Rumor is elgitF-tbur yages bl ase.
lie ia' a war corraagoadool who won
bis gnra in i,ho Crltnnai gtvtng same
of t he igetl rsmdrngbls u-f-tors
grer written. He gee nlso
ptjesont St the sioBt of I ui '-iiow, an-
itber grand opportegity that he did
lot toil to make the most of, The
Itglian campaign of isr,!, ih AmerV-
an civil war, the Danish war. the
kVv.co Prussian ftruptie and many
tagigafgas lh Africa, bo sUn witness
id, and he made firm frleuil (A Kins
Edward, whom be acetMgganled na
aonortry private secretary rm his
astern tour In 1S7T.-G.
Ave;3i Amtrican Family.
The avurgge family in the United
'ates has four and seven tenths 04 r-ions.
"Bid FOUR"
C. C. C. A 8T. L. RY
Qtaag Bxeuralon td VtffCMfNRfl on
account of oganlsg Baatrto Park md
inm MoaHatl' Picnic
Sunday, June 26th
Ticket i will te sold ut very low
rates for special train leaving ata
Meat namod on following sefeedrfle:
will cure you? Mailed to any address tipou receipt
ofprejJij
Calrp, Illinois.
m js i ar jb " BBii '
1 dms. v
WatcHes
Tnis i; tin; Ingersoll Poller .Watch,
which sells at the lowest price, carries
tpe strongest guarantee and hss a larger
stile t htm all other watch'ck; Perfect ui
accuracy, size and style other IngeJtko8a
si Ji. v, $i.7Minil l.'.oo. Sold bydi ulersievefy
ghere or jiontyaul by lis for fkxwt noolcMfre.
ROBT. H. INGERSOLL A BRO.
Dopt. 5. 51 Maiden LnrtA, HEW YORK
K UhOPATK IN CAN Df- PAilfNT
rlogn i'n ; i. larad they i i
uiorc ioMgal for th' f r gfbgMgl than
tlv aarr,t flint run tin out The
Metal Bonnd etwretra I? all light I B Sunday with jour frleihte
f.v f'lro, I a m Il.ee
MMiif r-ty, 1.11 ,v m i.il
Amerlea, ; jc a. JM
f)ltiiit'nd, e,.?,', a. m t M
r.ran-l (lintn, ii II a. ru MB)
BelKMp, 7.M a. in l.ftn
Vtenna, 7 l a in 1 on
Ploonifiebl, T.2I a m I M
Tunnel Hill, T.'ifi a m 1 N
Papkw. 7 1! a. ni I N
Bgw Bsfaatde, 7 14 a. a ... i M
6ton F'ort. .U4 a. m l.(M)
Cartrkf MBta, s. a. m l.'to
l.o1ford. 8 2 a. m 1 on
Harrtbnrg, I M a m leu
Ar Vine-nnos Il.fi) a m
R'-tnrninfr, Kpoeial train will l ive
Vitifrnnos g.gg p. m.. sarn date. Sun
itag, Jan 'if,. 1904, runrilac: thioiisrb to
('aln. innklnR nboi e atop Take ,I
1 vantaeo of th T ry low rato:i Mid
Calniii H. P Cotter, Pic, far -iafiv,
nianacer, lie I worked like a- trojan to
'nstsil all feeafled aDpruatn-- .r tho
very best quality ana has ail let tiK
OV.r tickets and f' 11 iftformatton call
on Flrarr Smith, Tlcke Ac nt. or T
M. Stone. Traveling Pasen?er Ae nt
Cairo, Illinois
Russian Oe;itr.-l Will Not Flsjht Un:;i
He 13 Read.
I .ui opt nn wrttcra on Military lop
f a ceueralp- ntreo a, in .il t,m, t.. .:
Hrerenee between the mte Oefl. s- (-
belet and Qefl. Knropntklu. Uy nil
scftnints skobeief ata A Bnrtii n
Phil Bjhtridac, .. :-n a dagh ,. Owstaf
ia him: Roropati in b a Opinpoand of
Bci ileJJgn and "Foil" 'i tiomai lis .,
a rootW ohjertjoa 'to II hRaa b for-,
h' htti i'coin plot eh '6Tg pi MgVgttonii Kbt
e trythiag Just to his mlud. 1!-.
Wlaka it is neck bett r iu ha sgri
thi.n lo be sorry! tte'V'mirte nagatkt
of f.-iiins bark tUttifk ttid lapakese
advuaee apaln aud kgattd. Bdt whta
be anpc uru reftdy to Ifiri Urigg will
iijuiejiately bceonM vary Itlaresting
Have Voo a Cough?
A dose of BBBgNIl Hon hound
8vnn) will relUve it. llavo yrm a
old? A itoro uf yierftfne nt hod time
nd fvegneat -nail doe of Mate
boon I Bjfnp d-iiiTwr th'- day will re
Mm It Try It fnr wT,'iplns; sonfih,
for a-ihraa, V- eofisiumetion. toi
hruachitia. Mrs, Toe MeOrath. KM B.
1st street, Hntehlnvon. Kan., writes:
"I have Mad Haiti Mi Hon.hound
Syrup in my family for 5 years, and
Bid It the host nnd moat palatahle
medicine I oor BftM." Me, 50c, l.gf
loM by Scbuh Onic 0
Sa'oen and Htrl For Sale.
On' saloon ahd tialf 1ffepr,'--t in an
other: a!.- t'niTo .f'.-.- hotel, huai-
nesa and bntldlTu 'are1 't'ffered for sale
Apply on the preu,'
Valuable Stamp Cotl'ction.
The inosl saluubie Collection of cb
Holete stamps iu fhc world haturs In
the corridor in Dip Treasury building,
near the nfjles ft Mm Commlgaionat tl
Internal Revenne, The,. Marine grere
SSaeaahled in an aititio manner for
tl- (overameai whlbit at thu rmton
nlal Exposition la i S7. and comprise
all thu obttokjts Issuea then iu eslt
eaco, ranging Iu value frurn one cent
to r.,now.
That Tlrsd Peellno
If you aro lanRulId. deirejied and
fncapaMa for t'rk, u Indicates that
)inir liver Ik out of order. Ilorblne
will al"! natttfii to throw off head
schee, rntramatlaie and ailngna akin
to nervousm .- and rggtgtre the oer
ilea and vitality of sound ari l porfost
health. J. J. Hubbard. Temple. Texas.
Ttt .-, March 22, PH2: "t have used
lb rbhio for th" at two voars. t
haa ihaie mo ware k-mm! than all the
deetora When I fat) bad and have
thai tired tv, one. I take a doxe of
lb rldne. It ia the best medicine ever
made for chills and fever." .'nets a
Viftle. Sold hy Sclmh Drug Co.
Cairo to Vlnrentfega and rwtwra noxi
Sunday, June gth $1 gfc tla Itlg Tour
Rout,.
Binary town in Mexfr
bath lni'-e.
Reai Lavender Perfume.
The delicate blue lavonder may he
crown by carefully protecting the
plmit dnrkag the winter, but it quite
repays one for the troanB. NT3 wod-dlng-eheet
is complete without the
pale lavendc stlk bath filled with the
cray -blue prig whedfc perfume adds
the la-it trtuch ot romance tt s dsitty
trniuseau of !ae.r aud linen. Coifhtry
IJU 'e America.
The VineeiineH pxru!n nest S w
day will make "stops at all stations
Intermediate, affording an . xcfllpnt
ha a public ! opportunity to visit your friends dur
j ing the day ind return same e ning.