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THif"CTAUkO. BULXETUi FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, J 904
EXTRA
SPECIAL
SEE
FRESH RIPE TOMATOES.
FRESH OYSTERS.
PRESSED CHICKENS.
GREENING APPLES.
Soolless oranges, cranberries,
pineapples, grapes," celery, ribs,
sausage, home-made broad, gra
ham and whole, wheat, .home
made rainee meat and fruit
cake, honey, piehled lily, dill
pteldes, canned peas, asparagus,
succotash, green beans, Frank
furter sausage, Holland her
ring. Promp dnilvpry. rith phones.
W. R. O'SHEA
227 Eighth Street.
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5 BARGAINS?
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3 Switches and Combs ::
J $1.75 buys a $2.00 Comb
1.25 buys a 1.75 Comb 2
f 1.00 buys a 1.50 Comb 'J
.50 buys a 1.00 Comb
'$4.25 buys a $5 Switch
2.50 buys a 3 Switch
MRS. H. L BRADLEY,
234 Eighth Street, Cairo, Ul.
Thess good a are the latest
patterns ana Dost quality.
BARGAINS FOR
CASH BUYERS.
I3est Flour (24 lb. sacks) 80c
8 bars Lenox Soap - 25c
8 bars Light House soap 2Sc
Onaker Oats - 10c
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1 .00
WILLIAM AIRD.
Bull Phone [phone] Com'l Ave.
JOHNS. JENKINS
ARCHITECT
1006 Commercial Ave., Cairo;
Cairo City Transfer Line
Successor to fetolti St Walter.
J. II. KEIRCE, Proprietor. All kinds
of hauling done promptly. Both
jihonea 133 . 209-12 Commercial Ave.
Cairo - Illinois
HAVE NO FEAR
J Moerlein's "Barbarossa"
IS THE BEER.
CairoMonumentCo.
Entlmates on atone work vromptljr fur
mahed. OHica nod nalmrooin 1MS-10I0
Waxhingtou Avenue, Cairo, Illinoia.
C. E. GREGORY, MGR.I
"The Only Corn Cure"
DAVIDSON.
221 Eight ii Street, Cairo, Illinois.
10 cents. I!y mail 12 cents in stamps.
- Green flrarel
ITarrisburg Lrunp and Nnt
Srearn Coal a Specialty
Gas IL use Coke and Kindling;.
ROBINSON COAL CO
COAL TO BURN
M.CAHILL. AGENT
Both Phones 4.39. 2500 Commercial At
PRCMPT OCLIVCRT. FULL WtlGHT .
MAYOR WINTER WILL VETO
NEW SALARY ORDINANCE
"I will veto the ordinance," rtaid
Mayor. Winter yesterday when seen
by a Bulletin representative in regard
to the amended ordinance Introduced
at the council meeting' Tuesday night,
raising the mayor's salary from $1,-
000 to 1,500 a year.
In explaining his reasons for veto
ing the measure Mayor Winter said:
"I will not favor it for the reason
rhat the financial condition of the
city will not permit it. I don't think
it right. Not that the position i'i
not worth the money if a man will
devote his time an;I attention to it,
hut. he city cannot afford to pay It
and, I will, therefore, veto it. I refus
ed the firemen an' a4vnn"e because
the city cannot afford to pay more.
1 have tried to economic by dis
pensing with a chief of the fire de
partment and rendering thai service
nyself and have also cut off one of
:he dorks at police siatoin which 1s
now filled by the city jailer. My ob
ject Js to save the city every dollar
;)ossll)lo and if the mayor's salary U
increased it will be done over ir.y
head."
Object cf Ordinance.
Alderman A. S. Fraser hi respons
ible for the introduction of the amend
ed ordinance and the only explana
tion ho gave at the last meeting for
j NEWS FROM
ANNA.
Dec. 8, 1904.
The Misses Frick of Cobdcn, visit-
ed Mrs. H. W. Brown Tuesday.
Dr. T. Lee Agnew returned Monday
from Jackson, Tenn.
The scric? of meetings condueiel
by Meads brother.? n( the Christian
church closed Monday evening with
an illustrated lecture. A large audi
ence was present and greatly enjoyed
the presentation of "In His Steps,"
and numerous olher subjects.
Mrs Nannie Winter-, t,:io has been
mployed in the hospital at Ml. Pleas
ant, Iowa, has returned home.
Mrs. Lizzie M lifer and Miss Elsie
TyU s visited in St. Iouis last week.
Jno. Drenke of Murphyboro, spf nt
Tuesday In Anna with his sister, Mrs.
L. T. Robinson.
Mi.js Iiessie Carlisle is Quito ill at
her home on West Railroad street.
P. C. Pavey of Villa Ridge, was in
Anna seevral days this week.
The entertainment Riven by De
Moss Hards Wednesday evening was
a decide! success. A large sum of
money was realized of which the Kp
worth league will get a per centage.
Miss Ocy McLaughlin, after several
jve-'ks' visit with her brother, t Prof.
U. K. McLaughlin, has returned to he.
home In Caldwell, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. 1;. D. Tuthill returned
Wednesday evening from a two
weeks' tour in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Scwt of Quincy, !
III., are the guests of their sister,
Mrs. K. C. Finch.
DON'T OVERLOOK IT.
Careful Perusa Will Prove
Value to Every Cairo Reader.
Its
The average man is a doubter, and
there is littlo wonder that this Is so.
Misrepresentations make people
t-keptics-- Nowadays the public ask
fer better evidence than the testimony
of strangers. Here is proof which
should convince every Cairo reader.
H. A. Hannon. of 221 Ninth street,
real estate dealer, says: 'Having
used Doan's Ointment with remark
able success I thought that Doan'a
Kidney Pills might be a remedy of
equal merit so when an attack of kid
ney complaint clung to me for some
time durlne the past winter, I got a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Paul
Q. Schuh's drttg store. Now I am ad
verse to recommending patent medi
cines and never expected that I would
allow my name to become a public
endorser of any raedlcianl prepara
tion, but when two articles are up to
the representations made for them
like Doan's Ointment and Doan's Kid
ney Pills the public should know
ibout It. I emphatically endorse
Doan's remedies."
For Rale by all dealers. Price F0
conts. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
BASE BALL DOPE.
Dick Powers has received three
very flattering offers one each from
the American association, Weatern
league and Three-Eye as an umpire.
He has them under consideration and
will ivsrn decide which rne to arw-j.
Hie blaries iige fr..m iZ'.O to t-l'tt
per month, some with expen?es at
tached, while the other tjro pay
either no or only part of the travel
ing expenses.
; SAMUEL HASTINGS ....
OATS, OOF2EM. WAY,
. Ko U Ohio Utreet,
Teleplione ZcH
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bringing It before., the council was
that "since we are to have a 'Oreiter
Cairo' why not increase the mayor's
salary?"
When sean yesterday and asked
his reasons for desiring to pay the
city's chief executive more money he
said:
"I certainly am sincere in my aeilon
and believo the mayor should be pal.
more moiiey, hut I will make an
amendment to l.iu. ordinance nex;
Tuesday night when it la pjaeod, oti
Its secon reading requiring the may
or to devote six hours every day
working in tha interest of the city
from 9 a. m. until noon, and from 2 p.
rn. until 5 p. m."
Alderman Fraser lid-flot . suggest
who would be time keeper over the
chief executive.
When Effestive.
Should the ordinance and :e'
amendment suggested by Alderman'
Fraser pa-p the council, the ordinance
would not become effective until af
ler the mayoralty election in the
spring. In connection with the se
lection of a candidal a for the office
Mayor Winter sitated that it would re
main for the people to say whether
or not he would enter the race. A
mass meeting of citizens would be
called and they must choose the man
to fill the office.
OUR NEIGHBORS j
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MOUND CITY.
j Dec. 8, 1904.
F. D. Lackey, a prominent Pulaski
tanner, was in town today attending
Mo hu.dncs.s affairs.
W. A. Victor of Grand Chain, the
busy district agent for the Franklin
Life Insurance company, was In town
yesterday and today.
W. A .Gaunt is the new postmaster
at Crand Chain, vice Thos. E. Echols,
who lately resigned to remove to Indi
ana. Miss Bessie Turner of the Telegram
force, Cairo, drove up to this city this
afternoon.
S. E. Burgett has established an all
round wood yard at Centre station-.
He raws wood by mni-hinory operated
by steam power, having lately boitg!:t
u $:i00 sawing outfit. f
"I"' " iic-ausiine, y. no nas neeji
critically ill of pneumonia the past
ten days, in slightly Improved.
E. C. Walls, editor of the Mounds
Leader, and his fiance, visited this
city thh afternoon. JIo in to go
through' the. hymeneal ordeal be
tween the present and next Sunday.
Isn't it strange haw pranky elderly
men like Bro. Wall.i will hecomo now
and then? Who'd a-ihought II?
A. R. Markwith, a leading farmer
of Mt. Carmel, was in this city today.
He is negotiating for the lease of a
large body of farming lands from Maj.
Dan Hogan. The ground is situated
between Cacho river anil Trinity
slough, half a mile sxuth of town as
I fertile soil as the state affords.
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
By the Associated PreKs.
Dululh, Minn., Dec. 8. Arthc.r
Woods, who shut down on the streets
of Superior, Street Car Conductor
Dendwe because the latur refused to
give up what money he had on his
person, was this morning sentenced to
the penitentiary at Waupun for life.
HUGH M'LAUGLIN DEAD.
r.mous Kings County Demccratic
Leader Succumbs 10 Heart
Failure.
By the Associated Press.
New York. Dee. 7. Hugh McLaugh
lin, for many years Democratic lead
er of Kings count died tonight, aged
77. The cause of the death i.i thought
to be heart failure.
THINK TREATY WILL BE LOST.
Havana, Dec. 7. Americans of the
Isle of Pines, who now comprise th
bulk of the population and own two
thirds of the lantl, profrss renewed
confidence that the United Stafs sen
ate will not ratify the treaty ceding
the sovereignty of the Isle to Cuba.
ELECTROCUTED IN OHIO.
By the Associated Press.
Columbus. O.. Dec. 9. William Ni
chols, aged CS, convicted of the mur
der of Alfred Minard at Kenton, O..
In July 1903; as electrocuted In the
penitentiary Bhortly efifi midn'gh.
PRIEST HEALER DEAD.
By the Ar.:T.ci,itod Pross.
iiiuui Fail, 5. D., D.-c. 8. T'auitr
William Kroeer, th eo:1 prion
healer cf Epiphany, Hanson coutty,
died at his home In ttat plicp toiay
of dropsy, after a britf llineF.i.
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ROOSEVELT'S SOUTH DAKOTA
PLURALITY IS 50,081.
By the Associated Press.
Sioux Falls. Dec. 7. The official
canvass of the South DaUoia presi
dential veto shows Roosevelt's plural
ity 50,(181.
An Insult to the Cook.
"We had just engaged n new cook,"
ss ld the young matron. "I -was going
out, and a: ts of HtMj things were
lying around in my r on, I locked the
dcor. Imagine my mir, rise Vhen , I
returned to be greeted In the hall by
a ver!tsb! fury impersonated by this
same nuwly-arrlved cook. Khe hurled
all manner of violent language af me
and, surprised as I was, and Ineoher
ent as she was, 1 managed to make
out that she had been accused of be
Ir.g a thief.
"Why the felt so bad about it was
the puzzle. 'Why do you lock ynui
dut.r?' she bowled.' Of course, tha:
explainsd it all, and so. very gently, I
ahked hr how she had Known it w.v
locked. She vas only silent a moment
In order to think up an answer. "I
wanted a needle, and so I went up '
she wag saying, when I interrupted
with: "But that was (c!to wrong.' J
wa1 Just about to send in an alarn
when my husband came home. He dii
the rest. We dined out." l'hihsdel
phla Record.
Ciar Knew nis Subjects.
Illustrative of the czar's lack of con
fidence in the Russians who surround
him Is the following incident: Oar
Nicholas 1. had i-omc trouble with his
back and his physician ordered mas
sage treatment. But Nicholas de
clared himself unable to find a tingle
man whom he dared trust for the sim
ple operation. He sent to Frederick
William IV of Prussia, asking that a
few noncommissioned officers of the
Prussian guards might be allowed to
wait upon him. The application was
granted, and thf officers acted as mas-ft-urs
and returned to Berlin laden
with rich presents. "I know my Rus
sians," Nicholas told them. "Ko long
as I can look them In the face every
thing is well, but I will not risk lofc
ting them work behind my bach."
A Woman and a Secret.
Th erit she ha nworii to koe
Why should It e rr e-m uiipermont
Wiihin hi-r mind, why rttnuld it leap
And frolic like uneriey Rhot
Adown hr-r tiialn's dink -loiHt.r where
s-he meant tnet It Hhoniu Hlnmhi deep
It ieeni to try "lilvo nil ! give air!"
the acr-iet Khe ha sworn to keep.
he'g III at eae, nrid trouljed ore,
Alon at hiiin-j, abroad with frii-nds-
The tnts to losi' It o'er and o'er,
l:i;t e ei Mtalkitin Rho-O ettetii"!
et. where. d what h will, by div
Vy Light when w raj.eU in dn-aniful
el"--v.
It.i thrillliitr cry ring out: "Make w.-iy'"
The- .efiet -)he lias cworn to keep.
Some there may be f rnnnot soy
tuave women who will liattle thua
F"t more thun one dread night and ilav
The while they worrv, rrei and fun-
Liut not a mild or niatro.t dvil '
On this lnoad caitli who found can
slet'p
tt!ttl -ah. I. !!. of b!fs .-lie t lla
Trie crct ihe l.ns o;n to keep I
Itoy J-ai:tll Ure u. in lltxjidvn I.'lf. !
THREE ITALIANS KILLED.
By the Associated Press.
Huntington, W. Va., Dec. 7. Three
Italian minors were killed and five
were strioii ly injured In a Tight at a
mining c.imp ne3r Matew.in last night
between two fscions of the cimp.
I RTAT MILLERS' ASSOCIATION.
By th Asoeiated Pres.
Sprine."ield, 1:1, Doe. T'.:e Lii
noh y.:..'-'s' a co.iaiion t- ;.-. -Vet-ed
E lear C. Krr-ider, .Tael:s ;nil!'.
pre-ident: D. R. Hparks, lion, rcc
rtsry. Uncle tocn.
"Some men g.-U a Leap o' educa
tion," et'A t'Ecle Ebm, "in same as
some pecpie let a flae coiiettioa o
bait wifout catcbin' any 2.-h." Wajb
iLgtcn Star.
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EXCLUSIVH
CAIRO.
Ho!-Boys and
.thniisnnil thinorc
you dance with glee. Every girl and boy in this good town ()
jjv is invited to come aroun' join the merry band in Toy land.
Toys of all Nations for all Nations to see. " -y 1
Fish and Game Plates, Toilet Sets, Chocolate Pots v
and Sets,. Souvenir Plates, Japanese Ware, Fancy
Pitchers and Vases, artistic and beautiful,, go at y I
bargain prices.
Cent Candy
why go elsewhere for candy and pay from 25c to 40c per pound when we
give you as good quality for IO cents. The Christmas stockings will be
filled this year by STEWART BROS, at
Claus smile, and the little ones happy.
STFWART RRHQ
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MONUMENT ON SITE OF
ANDERSONVILLE PRISON.
By the Associated Press.
New York. Dec. 7. Major General
Daniel 12. Sickles. Is heading the
movement for the if ctlon of a mon
ument, as a state or national move
ment, on the site of the famous An
dersonvlllc prison at Andersonville,
Ga.
GUILTY OF MURDER.
By t;:e Associated Press.
Duluth, Minn., Dee. 7. Arthur
Woods, who three weeks ngo shot
down anil killed O'le X. Bend, v. street
car cipductor In Superior bernusc
the latter refused to hold up his
hands, was tonight found g'i'.lty of
murder in the first degree.
LAND FOR GETTYSBURG PARK.
By the Associated Press.
Harrisburg, Pa., LHc. 7. Four
tracts of land, wanted by the' Cuited
States government in connection with
the Gettysburg battlefield park, which
wire condemned by a board of view-1
ers at 83.610, have been ordered ac
cepted by the court.
NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting of the
. .toi-ViUil.b'rs of th" City Natii.r.a!
bt-.!': of Oa!r. n, wi'l ;.e fcr-M at the
r-T,'c of said r.r.k Tur-'-iiv, January
1. If- i. f.-r tro election ft srven di
rect.-.M and such ether business as
ni.iy properly eore before said meet
it;;, i'.d.s v.:,; he op?n a' b o'clock
ti. :n. and c!-se tt 4 p ni. of sr.i.1 date
J. F. A13THORPK, Cashier.
Cairo, lib, Dee. C. l'Mt. Sot
The farmer luvcs the rolling plain.
The sailor loves th? tea.
The girls they love their lovrrs.
And their Rocky Mountain Tea.
Paul O. Schuh & Sees.
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AGENT,
ILLINOIS.
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Iron Toys
For Strenuous Boys,
Dolls Tvtth curls
For Little Girts
Girls! Come have some fun. We've a
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J THE POPULAR DENTIST
3 803 COM IV! EB.CIAL AVENUE
FRUIT GA!
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of all kinds for tie Holidavs. BREAD,
CAKF.S ami PIF.S. All orders receive
prompt Attention.
UNION BAKERY,
J. F. KOLB, PROPRIETOR.
504 Commercial Ave. Telephone 2T5
Cairo, 111.
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