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BIRDS POINT, MO.
Dr. and Mrs. lUwls and Jit Lie
(laughter, blanche, and Mrs. J. K
Mencfea attended the barbecue giv
en by the Wcodnien at WicKlifi'e yes
terday. Incline engine No. 97, ran over V.v;
turning table, throuK'.i tho round
bouse onto tho ground law: nittit
clearing the Iron Mountain main
track by only a few few. The rou:U
house lit badly damaged, neatly all cf
one side Ixeinfr Knocked out. Work h
urinK none towarns pulling tne en
glne on the track asain.
Mr. B. A. Foniandw. Iouvch (od;'y
for St. Louis', M.
Mr. Benjamin ltobbfiiH of Cairo, lias
Accept ;l a position ,ln the Cotton Hi !:
of lice here.
The NVoodnicn will filve a d:n-c"
Mrs. Joe Williams has been
the past, few days.
VIENNA:
W. A. Spann made a biisiu?s.s trip
to Stonefort the tin;t of tne week.
Mis Wilifo Sears 'of Cairo, is her'.
visitins Pr. and Mrs. A. T. Hrowa.
L. (). Whitnd of Ka-t St. Louis,
was a Vienna visitor the first of the
week.
Mrs. M. N. McCartney left f.-r
Mound City Wednesday on account of
sickness of !ir mother, Mrs. siry
Krianza.
Mayor W. K. llial Is in St. Ix.iil.s
this week fiilcndinj; Hie I (! '
mei-tina;. '
Mr.:. J. F. Wright is in Simper,
this: wetk.
iMiss l.uy.ie Wright ;f New lUw.i
wanted in St. Claire, Wis., for the al-
!ff?ed murder of the sheriff of that
county last January. Tho sheriff at-
t.':npted to arret,! a man suspected of
burglary and wfu; shot dead. Willis
is sid to an-wer the description. He
will be detained here for klentiflca
tion.
NEGROES DEMAND JURY
DUTY IN MISSISSIPPI.
and supper at their hall on September ' side, !s here visiting .Mrs. Fred L '
l"onds.
liormr and May LI 'ins left We 1 I
nesday for alparaiso, Ind., to ntiei
schixd.
. J. Mozely has moved hi; h-nts
lr.lh.
Mrs. L. Uooney was a Cairo vhilfo!
yesterday ( Thursday J
Miss Oelicvieve Chi)!:;! n ef C.ii-cv
is. v'Hjtinf? rtla'hes h r
M:?s Ilay.el CJibs-.-n !!'ilv,l in hold r.hxIs iti'o !,.. nrotierty .i,s',i
.Cairo yesterday. ji f Mrs. Sarah 1W. which ! 1),.-U :.
Mr. Warren Powell Is still culiir ! j n Washington and Fifth si, xts.
to his bed with malarial fever. A First Voters Upttblic.-.n Lt.,-,i'
It Is rumored that there ere to iu has been organized hi re with C. J.
several weddings in our town soon. Huffman as chairman.
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ADDRESSED DY BISHOPS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
'Illinois Conferor!ce cf Mstcriists Li
tens to Claims of-Chwrch Schorls
nnrrrnvnrl nllin?. finty-Vtmr ti:iiun 1
rtiKraved on copper p!;Ho (in f-riptl
and a hundred caida for fl.."'. JM
cards from your own plate fur $I."V
John A, Miller, jeweler, NintU nt-.d
Commercial avenue.
603 Commercial avenue, Cazzolo's
confectionery just received a fresh
lot of lluylcr's and Allegretti's de
licious chocolates, also Sparrow's
high grade candies, also mushrooms.
olive oil, macaroni.
If yo'i want anything made of wood.
Kelly I'.ros. IManinu MiMi will mike
It for you. Interior fiirn;Fhinr lumbri
a specialty, get estimates and prices.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and Sho
House sells shoes and clothing ttiM
never fail to pieae. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. Col Cum. ave.
If you want the neui you want The
ItlliliS News.
MakS rich, rd PIihiI. and inu 1
More rspidly than any l.mtun r. iii. i'v
P H fn for hr,ifri Hii. I iirrACi
what lloMit-tfi's Kork Mniintaiii Ta
Is. ."!.', cenN. Ten r T.ibl.t. i:.
C. Tihuli TcDr.
I'y the AssiHiated I'ress.
SpriliKlield. III. S. pi. It.-Tim. ll'i
I coiifcreiii-i; i'( lie- M. L. i U,r: U
.n. :i.ltlresh' d ludiiy b tiir-.-t le Im.i
McCabi'. who pnsidi;;. Ilnry ..
L'iffalo. Warne of Calcuit , In-.-.i'i.
The Illinois Women's collce.e at
Jacksonville, Hie Chaddixk lli.ys'
school at (Jii'pcy. IK acoe (.rp'ian
asrt and Kpworth Ciiil iter.'.- llm at
Lake LIufT; the Sttuday Fc!io;l u.iioi
ami Friedman a Ai l and Kouip. ni E ,
licctletial f-iieic y had t!; :r i I. i;.i:
-! lit' .1 fit iO.;.i .. .',!'-III II;
f-1'Hf.'ivnce.
Bishop .Mr-Cab;? aniiniinced fiiiij;!it
the trnnsO r ,t Hi v. V,. A. Sci-o:t.
pastor .i tiie Pirit Mc'i'o ii. t ci r-iL
of PdouDintton. frcm ihi ci-nf : n-r
to Milwaukee, to ) jiy-i'ir (Jf
O.Miid An ini,. v. !."' ! . i i :i!;:( i) ri
-.v Oi'ltt.ii-, Sept. !. The ne-;fc-i
of Viek.s'oui'tr, Miss., hava jncde
a dcvi!;.i:J ) pennkaion to serve on
tho jury on aUuu aiiJ black murder
Irials. The tne1 ter has been taken
under advisenient with little chance
fur the negroes.
The constitution of Mlssi: slppi p.-o-
niiiits any person from jury service
who cannot read or write. The law
wan specially aimed at the black pop
ulation which h-is furnished few Ju
rors since 1 S'to.
The l iiiti'd Sir, es supremo court
leftl'ld to set aside a wrdie! render
ed t;;ain.;t a ncr.ro murder' who
maintained that, his sentence was n
!o.",a! because no nee, roes served at
his trial. He was executed, snd situ:.1
thai lime M:-siswlppi ne?roe have
tem. lined satisfied w;. h Jury dfity rn
'i! several of the educated blacks In
ch id..' thiiik ! wiih President Uoo (
eh s if --''o i-,;ic-. 1
Wcre After the Dentist !
Dr. Edwin D. Morrow
803 Commercial Ave., Cairo, Hi.
GLASS BLOWERS STILL
CAN'T REACH AGREEMENT.
By the Associated Press.
Clevelr.n.1,0., Sept. 9. The glass
workei i' wase conference adjourned
this cvcniiiK without an agreement
having ben reached. Conferences
come together as.iin at Buffalo next
Thursday to continue a discundon of
'he wale. President Phillips of the
workers believes an agreement will
then bo reached. -f
The attempt of manufacturers to
establish selling agencies was unani
mously voted down today.
In tho opinion of a well informed
attendant on the conference, the ad
journment of tho wafe conference to
Buffalo is regarded as a sign of
weakness and that if an agreement
is not reached at Thursday's confer
ence the outcome may be a disinte
gration of all unity and a general
open market and open shops.
THE CAIRO NATIONAL BAN
OF CAIRO, ILL.
Condensed Statement at the Close of Business September 6, 11
RESOURCES
Loans $198,243 48
Overdrafts . 304.92
U. S. Bonds and Premiums - 52,753.13
Other Bonds - - - 500.00
Banking House and Vaults 7,180.00
Five Per Cent Redemption Fund 2,500.00
Cash and Due From Banks 112,502.72
$373,984.25
LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplu and Profits
Circulation -Deposits
$109,0
6,9
50,0
217,0
$373,9,
September 9, 1903
November 17, U03
January 22, 1904
History of a Year's Deposits.
$ 49,259.23 I I March 28, 1904
60.255.06 June 9, 1904
113,750.68 September 6, 1904
$133,3
160,3
2I7.C'
$15 Fifteen Dollars. $15
Round Trip to Texas and Southwest.
On August 23rd, September 13th,
and 27th, the Missouri Pacific rail
way and Iron Mountain Route will
sell round trip Ilomeseekers tickets
from St. Louis, Cairo and Memphis
also from Kansas City, Leavenworth,
Atchison and intermediate points to
Amarillo. Colorado City, Ft. Worth,
Brady, San Angclo, Corpus Christl,
San Antonla and Galveston and
points east thereof In Texas. To new
ttierta, Chencyvllle, Alexandria and
Mtinroo and points west thereof in
Louisiana. To many joints in Arkan
sas, all points; In Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. Final limit of ticket 21
days. Stopovers allowed after reach
ing first liomeseeker's poiut en route.
For full information address any re
presentative of these compnnies.
II. C. TOWNSEND.
G. P. and T. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
Elmer Smith,
P. and T. Agt., Cairo. IIL
MANY PNOMINENT MEN
IVfjlCTSD AT DENVER
!ly the Associated Press.
P'.r.ver, .Sept. 9. The grand jury
tnilay puirnrd in:lict:fientn against
:hJ following officers of the Refund
Fi.l.diiy S2.-iiic Association:
L. 2-1. Jtdinsi:i. pr.--!!ent; John I
1 'lies, seer- laty; C. y. ('amplieli.
dinner s en tary; K. W. Sr.i' h. A. V.
I'Hittid'je. ef I lev vi r ae.l t I!
bi!i;i..i.,i .mil II. .1. Jehnv.ii id' i.;,i
l'e. Fl l lt':s ."I -. J i !l : llleei ;n'e -;..
':".. stairie; ;m,l p.ildi: f:..;
i 'i:d-n:i e's ((, n cniin the Fidelhy.:
Iv y,. .!iih-iso:i a id II. (',. Johnsen nr.'!
al o (han;..l with grand lareetiv.
RUSSIAN DESERTERS.
Coming ta America Three Sent Back
to Canada From New York.
Hit
SCHUH'S CORN CURL
For the speedy, permanent and painless cure of hard af
S 3ft coin?, bunions, warts, callousses, etc. I
Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists in Calf.
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WAR ON SALOONS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
By the Associated Presa.
Independence, Iowa, Sept. !). Hetr.
Abrams, of the stale anti-saloon
league, began over twenty Injunction
suits agiin,.i. salonn keepers of Bu
chanan county today, lie iiileud.t to
close every saloon in the county.
Chinese Gamblers.
In China drunkards a.- well as tota.
abstainers are almost unknown
Gambling debts are pre-eminent) lral Railroad company, as registered
Notice to Stockholders.
Public notice la hereby given that
the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of tho Illinois Central
Hailroad company will bo helJ at the
company's office in Chicurco, Illinois,
on Wednesday, October 19, 1301, ut
twelve o'clock noon.
To permit personal attendance at
in Id meeting there will be Issued to
each holder of one or more shares of
:he capital stock of the Illinois Con-
debts of honor there and are more
willingly and speedily pall than any
others. To pay them a Chinaman will
pawn all his property and evtu sell
his children.
By the Ast-ocialcd Frets.
OsdenbnrK. N. V.. Sept. 9. Thr"e
Ku.'sian army deserters arrived here
today without funds or passports and
v re Hi nt be.( " to Canada. Seven!
others who entered rec-miy and who
are now working us farm h:mds. can'"
well supplied with iiioik)'. O.io Kits.
Man w ho is :till wc.iiiii'4 part of bh
army uniform, sa'd I"' deserted wi'h
i.ll entire it. ; t i.f (dty men.
FATALLY STAPCCD.
BURNED TO DEATH.
coy Sleep ar.d Smoke in Ther
Father's Ern With Sad Result.
ili.il i.'y, si'i-i f.-din:- f: v. i.
Mas', ii. ,. u.-i., Iran . it I
!lliii"r- i el rii' a: f ..r
t'ii't leiri !i ;,l !tl 'n',;e-i...'i
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DCLIEVE HE IS A MURDLKLf?
.-'i.'-ei-il to Th- I ' I'diin
Vrttl'-'IUV: I. H (',. S'.'l 'i
Wiliis. ; rresie.l l-.-r f'.' , .j.t-:..
I.. V..- ,. d .l.v tie- p e I; li,e .
By the Associated prsa
in.li.Jieea. Neii. ?et. !. Thr e
sens i.f J,ifi)'j Ki.rb. a farmer n-ar
li' .rv. t-U'ni in a hay mow of the barn
last r.'tl.t. Two ef tliem awoke wi ll
n-.rr.es r!I ar- und then and th'tib
l.-id'y l.ii'ied em, , ihn.u -.'i a v.l:i
'I . Tim),) i;," e'!lr.( r ? I iJ i 1 1 ; -.f
:de iliii.l l.r.iih.r r- I'.iiti'l in thrt
i:':.ii Ij. . t- at -1 .Imrii. i!
1 T':r- Ir )-, Ifl'l beo ..:,...
mic, vt ssr. I. SINKS 01 F
HIGHLAND LIGHTSHIP.
Bv th" A r-ei;,! -- pt--..
I!: :hl c ! !.:.:!,. U-.. K. pi l'
B;.ii tin - V lam- v ,m I has sink nfT
Ii: '.;!j:,l U'i Sep l! K m l Lm.wit .
.'.r"r nrr-fk was t'mf of a
tr-t r.i i r. .- -'r.:T l..-.3t. j
I!v the Associated Press.
Sjirinnfiel.l. 111.. Sept. 9 Michael
i.'.e.ekse. employed by the Greta
ItidKo Coal company, was fataily
stabkel by Nicholas Skovywski, a f 1
Iow miner. Skovow.-ki wit lodg '.1 in
jiil at Carlinvi'.le.
Ruoelans Generous Church Givers.
In no country in the world are peo
ple so onerous in their dntiHtioriH t-:
the chttrch as in Russia. The weekly
offering never fails. It U contribute
by the Czar, by every noble e.r
officer and poMicr. and by every in'"
vid'ial. no matter of what cla ei, '.: -r
jirirce to moiijik.
BOY KILLS COUSIN.
By the Associated pr.
GKnnell. Iowa, Sept. In a uua"
rd this afterft'ton b.-twen Waker
Champlaiii. ncl 1. and Will Morpie..
a-'d I't. ( 'ii:uiiI.-iiii Mriiil; Mm-ta'!
t"i le- le t. t ilbiis de i iii. tn'ly.
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JSAMUEL HASTINGS . .
OATS, COR
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HAY,
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TWO KILLED IN WRECK.
e "-sfi-t'.r 1 Prfs.
: -r-.;, -I .,.,). M, f TxJin-
?.2-: r fv. I f:r."'i!i nref another fire-
in rrt v. -y !r!-jrcl in vrd't ( i
: f'-'-'h -n r ti.ar Drc :: !
:M a't-;tiOcn.
JUDCE S. A. KINGMAN DTAD.
By the Asso, ; ! ,! pr-.-c
Kinrman. fir t fhirf ji'-.e of Ka
11, di"d here tirickt.
Pieh bl:4 and pdden hair.
Blue ryes
'A r f i.'."e;
The secret of hrr pr-t1lT:e.
Is Retkr Movntain Tel.
l ul G fch'th it n..
I;II TV CENTS A
MONTH
A small bottle of Scott's
Kmulsion costing fifty cents
w ill last a baby a month a
few drops in its bottle each
time it isfed. That's a small
outlay for so large a return of
health and comfort.
Ribies that are given
Scott's Emulsion quickly re
spond to its helpful action.
It seems to contain just the
elements of rcurihment a
bdbv wed mn-t.
Ordimrv food frequently
laek- tlti iin'iri .hnienl.Si ott's
Kni'il'i'Mi .ilu.iys M.ij plies it.
Imit sip ins .ilway"" ost less
Jhn the ori;;i:inl, lit nee the
f.u:. li!'iU:: f'T Scott's Kmul
:i c.'.ri be st'ld f ' r a few
cents Ic.'S. Uut you're not
raving anything when you
buy them. Cod liver oil ha
a market value and you gef
the pure oil in Scott's Emul
sion. That's the difference.
SCOTT & iJWhi. ktil 6 ju J or TcA.
011 the iKioks of the company at the
clo:;u of business on Tuesday, Septem
ber 27, 1901 who i ) of full age, a tick
et enabling him, or her, to travel fre
over the company's lints from tht
datlon on the Illinois Central railroae
nearest to his or her registered ad
dress to Chicago and return, aucfc
ticket to he pood for the journey d
Chicago only during the four day.
immediately preceding and the dav o'
the meetins, and for the return jour
ney from Chicago only 011 the day of
the meeting ard the four days imme
diately i: llowin;,' w hen properly conn
tersif'ied ard i;nuif-d during bus!-hmi!-.
('.at U to say. betwxn
:i;u'i .1. in aii-l f.:i'i p. 111 the of
'ice nf He- :t.-; cl ant h I'letary. Mr. W.
Brie n, 111 (;hieaitu. Such ticket
nay be obtained by any bolder of
.dock, registered as above, on appli-
Uain. it: v. litiiiR. to the president of
the company in Chicago. Each appli
cation must state tl.e full name ar.d
address of the stockholder exactly as
given in his or her certificate of stock
person will be carried free in ra
to any one holding of stock as
tered on the books of the compa
A. O. HACKSTAFF. Secrttd
Ncv ty In Weddings.
A novelty in weddings is rer
from Bethunp, wher, on . the
date. In one family a wedding, g
wediifnK an. a ttllver wedding
celebrated, the whole party atte
the parish church. The grand
and grandmother of the bride?
aqed !8 and 7l respectively, ce!
ed the fifth th anniversary of
weddlnK, while the bridejtr
mother and father celebrated
twenty-fifth year of wedded life
Pictures FlucUiatiijj Vitue
Some few years ego, Ta the c
if a caie tried at the prosaic c
court of Westminster, Fays the
don Standard, it was stated t:
picture bought for Is. was sold
twenty-four hour for 9, clr
hands aeain within two or tfcr'
at 230. and forty-eicjit horrf
found jet aiother purchaser et
T1
cult
and it
nrt t :. .
r c!i
eions l! .
clot! 1 .
r .. Tie
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pel. .0.11 j lit va !..
The outer freck is r.ot cften
anLthi-r with the number and date of ' h l?l. r tut borne. tins us'
men rertiileate. N.. more than one j taken off before entering the roe
IF YOU UITEND TO MAKE A TRIP TO
Chicago, Kansas CK
OR ANY TOINT NORTH OR WZST
wTit for rnar3, time tabid and
L.OW RATES
to tht
Chicaao & Alton Rv
rull information and details cheer fullj given.. The equip
of "The Alton" is matchless in every respect, its super,
apointments having earned for it the title cf j
'TME ONLY WAY."
D. B0WE3, Asst. Gen'l Fas3. Agent, - - - ST.LOUIwJ