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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13, 1904
709
Com' I Ave.
709
Com' I Ave.
CAIRO'S LOADING TOGGERY SHOP.
t
of Men's Correct Head wear
z
0,
Fall
Opening
Our MENS' HAT DEPARTMENT entirely decked out in new dress is now open "for the fall season with the most complete
and the finest collection of new fall and winter headwear ever shown in Southern Illinois. - A Man's Hat De-
partment, such as we have
study into the varied de
that it is seldom an easy
teas led us to put a great
stock of hats. As a re
what ever his require
At'
nere, is not oorn in a
sires on tastes of the
matter for a man to find
deal of care and thought
suit we believe we are
ments and however fas
to make them look hand
right without a becoming
put hats on mens' heads
us trv our skill on you. No man looks just
stvlish the clothing he wears, to top it out he must have a hat that looks well on his
have all shapes for all times and all places. They were made by some of the largest hat manufacturers in the worldand they com
hinp the latest stvles with the highest Quality at the least prices.
w w - 0 m w m
THE HAT WITHOUT AN EQUAL AT THE PRICE
1 Correct in style and guaranteed for quality." All heights of crowns and widths 'of brims to suit all
faces. Exclusive stores ask $2.50 and $3.00 for no better soft hats or derbies than ?1 QA
these we offer at - - - - VI,V
STETSON'S
NEW FALL HATS
Derby and Soft Hats. John B. Stetson & Go's soft and derby hats, in
all the latest styles and colorings. They come in the latest shades of
wood brown, mahogany brown, seal brown, tan, pearl, steel and black,
also come in shapes to suit all ages. Widely advertised -headwarc
at the popular price of - - - - - V 0OU
'tfJJ
OUR NEW TOP NOTCH DERBY AND SOFT HAT
This hat has a proud record of previous seasons and this one has found it better than ever. Choice
of all the latest shapes and colors in soft and stiff hats, the equal of any $4.00 hat on the ffi
market, at our price of - - . ... . . . tpOUU
DUNLAP
SOFT AND DERBY HATS
The new fall styles are ready in these correct hats which are by far the
best made at $5.00. The shapes for this season are entirely new.
Choice of the correct coloring, such as tobacco, wood and nn
Mahogany browns, also black; showing a very large varity at, 5 t)tUU
Sole Accents For
night. It takes years of hard work and
masculine set. The fact
a hat that just suits him
into the selection of our
able to please any man,
tidious he may be. We
somer. Come in and let
liat. No matter how
head and is stylish. We
Du nlap Hats.
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
Entered at the Cairo Potoftie for trannminaioD
through tbe mil Miewnd-tlwi rte.
UNION()LAaEU ifu,
CHRONOLOGICAL
celebration of the seventh anniversary
ot their marriage. The friends cama
unawares anl thj evening was spent
with music ami conversation. The
host and hostess were given a hand
some china chocolate set anil othei
presents.
The puests were: .Mrs. Giralt, ami
la.:hter. Miss Mathilda Giralt. of Ha
Tana, Cuba. Mrs. I). Fv Grwn of St.
Lotiis, Mr. ami Mrs. A. Shetler. Mr.
?n 1 Mrs. K. A. C'arkuff. Mr. ami Mrs.
C. Carleton. the Misses Iconise
Ward. Nellie Wal.ier ami Helena Cole
nan. m
Ktrth, Camilla Halltduy,
Lansden, IKssie Turner.
Margaret
have
be i n.
returned
Teun.
t their home at New-
Surprise Part.
" Several young friendf! ;f Miss Win
fre.l Cox surprised that young lady
yesterday afternoon at her liome on
Fourteenth street and helped to eel p.
Urate her thirteenth birthday. The
young lady's mother bad been notified
that the party would arrive and shc
pr 'pared for thtir cumins by bavins;
refreshments in readiness. (lanus
were played during the afternoon
which passed quickly.
Miss Hattie Schuh left
-it of ten days to Chita;
today
.
for a
TEACHERS'
INSTITUTE
Z 7 I T- T - - - T. T. T T 9 ? f f f f
Mrs. N. V. Lewis and children re
turned ye erlay from Grand Chain
wl.ire they have been upending tb'
sitinmer. They will remain in Cairo.
Sept.
13 la History.
JSSVMIrhaeJ d- Monlaipn.-.
vir liralcd f Siyiyt. tin -1
en his i fiytf i. ar H-r-
lii.V llaltir 'f tli H ipht
of Atrd m. Ti...! tjtjt
bre; ftu Itrinsli c.n'":0.
V'ulfr. ti' d en Hie lie 111,
unci the Krvneh firLni I, 0"t
Mnnti-Mlm. tht ?irt il.iy. S
JW.St. amer Aiis'rln. fr-M
II-imlHirC to Ni Vrk.
iHini'nl at ea; 47" lif3
tout.
1SS2--Kntllo f T.'l-'l-K-'ir nn.l r:il-ir
f IbW lM-e nfirr t total ib f.at rf
Arnlii Ji v hy th" rm!' ( Hir J:irm t
W'olnly.
ef rincat:g. K t'H. r-tit fit
thp Chtn. nrrnv 'J 't frrr.
in?rl J. II. Kormy. iK.t' i r..nf.-.t-rr,te
veteri-n, liu-U in AialMina; born
Wolfe.
I Yacht C!ub Ourg.
J The Cairo Yacht chili 'ook a trip to
t i he Kent tie' y beadi latt nin'tt and
! fn joyed a swim, the wal'.T beinir ex
! rept ionully Hue. A tencttinc lunch
; was fervetl.
i The party was comprised of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Kred Galijiher. Mls-'s
. Winnifred Kills, Jdarie Halley. Lciia
! Mi!b-r, Kinma and Margaret Iitisden.
b.phim and Camiile Hal'iday. Li
: nn W oodward, Messrs. Otis White.
Henry Gilhofer. Harry Stark.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mrs. A. J. Kos.s and daughter are in
Clinton. Ky., where they were called
by tbe death ot Mrs. lioss' brolher-in
law, Tiios. .1. Mitchell, who died Sim
day .f consumption. He was known
in Cairo having visited here.
Convened at Assembly Hall in the
Cairo High School Building Yes
terday Morning.
Miss Leila
lay from a vi
Hastings
.it. to St.
ivtiinied
I.oiiK
to-
Miss Minrtle Korbb-r .ft yeti r-
' lay morning to visit lie- U'etll's fair.
Mr. M. .1. flow b y and daughter,
j Mi.-s Marie, vent to Tln ln vest, r
! Ia.
I
i Mis. Juaniia Ncllis-.M iller of Cairo.
I!!., is making a visit of three monCis !
i;i Henver mid Is usiii; plally the op-,
por; -,nity of c:nitinnina b.T vocal
fiidi-s v.illi Iht former tearli.-r. M.i: I
a.'iii Mayo r;hode". f nvcr Tines.
IN SOCIETY
' Wedding Annivcrtsry.
A party of friend" spent the w n.n,!
Sunilay with Ir. ani.l Mr. G. M.
Guiieras of the rnarinc hospital in
A Tbimble Party.
A inuM ! li-lii fnl affair was a tiiim
Id-- party piven ye-terday aftermxni
by M:ss Mayn.e Ca.-hman at her home
:n Ikiik f'laee West in honor of the
mejiiliern of the ijondurant -liraufoi d
bridal party. Th afternotjn was
le playing games. H freshmen; s
w n si-rved by the hostt s.s, a-"isied
by Mrs. .1, W. n.nger.
The nm-sts were Miss -Mars'terite
!o!- of Coldwater. Mich, Mis
KtitM'tii: K. Hartman of Hli-'niiis-vi'!e.
Mn MW" Lulu Sissert of I'll
ioti C'ty. Tenn.. Mim Archie Cren
shaw of Charleston. Mo., Misses K;i
nico and Karl Hon Inrard. Alice Wen-K'-r.
Leila and Maude Hastinf?s, Eva
Mr. Fruiik K'Miiler tid d.in,itei .
Miss Kthel. are In St. Louis vi. i in::
he fair.
j PURELY PERSONAL
Mr. K. A. Snow and family b-tt fut
St. Loiii.-; la.-f nisht to visit tin
World's fair.
M'sms W. F. Tarker and W. II.
FusUt down from Willard yes-
tiTdav.
Mrs. Liz.ie Jon en an 1 dauaht'-r ol
Santa Fe are visitinj; the family of
Sheriff Rodie.
ViHit-
Kinj;,
Mr. and Mrs. Janiej Mackey an I
chil I left this morning for S. Louis
to visit the fair. ,
Mrs. Frank Koehler and daughter.
Miss Kthel. left for St. l.tii. yester
day o visit the fair.
TO MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS
desiring Street lair
advertising printed
on their envelopes
can have sany done
free of charge hy
QPHONING THIS OFFICE
i
The Misses Clara and Theresa Wise
of Chiraso. stnnt Sunday in Cairo a
puests of their sister. Mrs. ('has. ('as.
sell.
Miss Olive Hite has returned to in r
hom in Nashville, after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. John H. Stb r of Twent--etb
stree't.
Mrs. J. G. GMorire returru-d last
nisht from Fulton. Ky.. where he ha-
been visiting since Thursday.
Mrs. Clsra Atherton. ho has In-en i
tie- cuest of Mr. IS W. Heey and if.
(f this city, ret urn-! to her boine
M'tn'1s yesterdav.
The Alexander County Tench'-rs' In
s'ltute conveiK'd' in the assembly hall
of the Cairo hi;ii school buildlns yes
terday, morniii!; tinder the direction
of Prof. John Snyder, county superin
tendent of tehmiis.
The morning session opened at
S:l"i with prayer and scriptural read
In a; by Suii'iintrndent Snyder, after
Ahteh he made a short talk on Ibe
j work ftf Hie cirlnins? tchool year.
Prof. Clyde Sloro, priueipal of 'lie
ihiu'ii xrhiKd. followed with an nd Iress
on e.lura.ional i 'i as mid Iheo. ies.
i .Mrs. C. it. Hay p.1Ve n ttlk on Hie
j fioidameutal prineides of aril hliu't Ic. ,
Prof. J. K. Alexander mi methods of
i aeliiiis history, ami Prof. W. I). Pan-ni-
tr o:i ceoKi-aphy.
I-i the r ftetniMin Mr:'. Way talked j
(u Ibe f object of literature. Prof. Al-1
exan b r on gtanimar. and Miss Laura
Milf.ird on sptllintt. Thee talks
re followed l y a lecture from prof
Clendcnen which whs grea'Iy appre
clatefl.
Those in aiiereUnee at the Insti
tute arc as follow g:
Cairo: T. C. Clcndenen, W. I). Pan
nistor. Civile Slone. Helen Llppitt. An
na Uedman. Ellin H. Fisher. Delia n
j Hurst. Ella Hotan. Frances Itennetf.
'Carrie J. Miller. Alma Hlock. Mary
Gallipan, Iliia Cehn. Nellie Foss. 7.n
lima Smith. Carrie S. Hudson. Kath
erlne Walhauni. Winifred Ellis. Het
: lo lla'terton. Marcaret I-tischen.
Jennie n wey, Mamie Palmer. Aibll -Leonard.
Clara P.. Vv. Alice Reed, i
.Mollie KIJtiT. Marcari't Wilsm. Mix
FAIR3ANKS CONTRIBUTES TO saidee farr:n. Myra . Scott. J. C.
HANNA MEMORIAL CHAIR. ' ''m E-lward HI Willctt. Eva Self.
.Laura Steel. Alma Partec. Edmonla
I Wat -'ins. A7aba tmmas. Mazsie M.
Wa!l. France .McHanleN. Mattio E.
(Giiv Iit. nrnistinp Jenkins. Ii!a
Pejron. Ida Pedford. Pearl Edmunds.
C. C. Wilson. C. C. I'wis. Uettic
Smith Alnip !iwe. j
Oiie Ptjinch: Lulu Gillespie. W. f
. - . ...... . I. .1. i
iiTo.o . i nr Mini in- i .inn "i-i Winn. Je-.-. E. Whittak. r. tv-!la
wi'irn t'H . ,.eh r.,,SP is lA. A(l, Tw.lfe. Sarah Liurit.
sro .1- in a f.iiisi e oiry manner eti'i Vih,) Cam
8 DENTISTRY 1
MODERN AND APPROVED
REDUCED PRICES
DRS. JENNELLE Sc ROE
8 0 0 Washington Avenue.
2"
.s
ft.
mini m i umi 1. 1 van
Mr. Will KIuk. who has b: en
lnc liis father, Capt. Jolin W.
returned to St. Ixtiis last niht.
Mr. James Forrester. mierintiid
enl of ihe nines of tiie Halllday es
tate at Ha:iidayboro, PI., mas l.i Cai
ro yesterday en b iim-ss.
r
Mi. F. A. Kra:is: wmt to Mound
City I'sten!;1' to appear as a w itness
in a 'ianiae suit by Charles Hicks
a-'ai;tt the Illinois Central Railroad
nipfn.-".
t ,
ST. LOUIS AND RETURN
K
Meals and bcith incltulcil Ketttru tickets gotxl until Oct.
l'XM. .Steamers Kecs Ie, Teters Lee, Stackerl.ee,
leave Cairo Wednesdays, Saturdays and Mondays a. ni.
GOOD MUSIC
L.00 L-. i n o t o s m o r s
Apply to Hailiday & I'Jiillips WIiarfbo.it Company, Cairo.
i;a.elwo:i: Will Tripp.
Willard: Nelson Croft,
H'dnies. W. T. Ab xander.
Kit hwiiod Lyda Tyb.
!ikc .Milllan: Liz.ie Harper.
!e!ta: Frank W. li nn.
Andrew
Py the
CI' o
bsnks (
pri si .
but'iin
f.lV- i!l
4"liie
Assindatea Mess.
Ian !. Sp;. 12 S -na or Fair-j
of In !!atia. candidate fur virp-j
nt, has pien a larue eontH-
to ihe M arc- is A. Ilvn.a me-;
chilr asKe'tin. Prompt "it i
WOODMEN'S CONVENTION.
St. 1-ouis, Sept. 12. I'liifol l.led com-pani.-s
fnm Canada and clrhteen
! s-tatea to the convention of the Wood
men of the World arrived todav.
WORLD'S FAIR CATTLE SHOW.
Over 7,000.CG0 Worth of Stock Now
on the Grounds.
St. Louis. Sep. 12. The thiity-lwo
barns on live stork Kroi.nd rp fiv
er taxed by the 2.tm cntrica for the
WoriPfi fair cattle Fuut vvhlcli com
menced liKlay. The vabK- of thin
Moo n csnniaied at seven miili
tloUarr.
n
Mr
arc
be
in
fi.lenf the
hand.
re SMI; w i!I vin
or.
THE BULLETIN COMPAKY'S MA? OF
ALEXANDER AN3 PULASKI COUNTIES
Vr. W. I. Carm ron and dais:i'.-i
v.-lii) have !-."-n vi itini; Mrs. Cur a Cot
ttr f Twentieth street, have return
ed ii their home in Chicago.
! VicJ;.
Sir. Slid Mrs. W. H. Crittenden
have re'urtied from the WorlJ's fair.
The Mi-ws Mable and Nancy Swind
ler who were wiiK them on tfte tripi
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