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THE CAIkO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNJNG, DECEMBER 20, 1904.
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SBARGAINSj
The Pali of Port Arthur
Has not been reported. Read this Fall in Prices on Groceries
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Switches and Combs
$1.75 buys a $2.00 Comb
1.25 buys a 1.75 Comb
, 1 00 buys a 1.50 Comb
.50 buys a 1.00 Comb
$4.25 buys a $5 Switch
2.50 buys a 3 Switch
MRS. H.L BRADLEY,
334 Eighth Street, Cairo, 111.
Then goods are the latest
patterns ana oesi ijumj. ta
HOME-MADE
Fruit Cakf, J Mince Meat,
White Cakes, j Salad Dressing.
Orders solicited for Holliday and
private entertainments.
Miss Louise Ward
airo pbon 82.
2117 Tenth Htreet
Holiday PhotogTaphst
Cabinet, f-er drawn ----- $
Half Oabin- t, per doen 1 .OO
quarter C'auineta, per dozen Jo
' J.N. PUCKETT.
1603 Commercial Aveuue.
cAll Work Guaranteed.
Blacksmitliing
Horshoeing and General Repairs
Guaranteed satisfactory done by
mechanics that know how
0. W. PATICM. 22d and Sycamore
Green Gravel
Ha. isburg Lump and Not
Si tam Coal a Specialty
Gas Louse Coke and Kindling.
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No. 395, Cairo 'Phone
Call and See The
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412 C' mmcrcial Ave., Cairo, 111.
Safe opening; repairing; all
Kin Is of keys made; grapha
pbonej repaired, etc. I
Guns, Revolvers Ammunition
for sa'e.
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GOAL TO BURN
, "The Little Homestead."
The success of "The Little Home
stead" which comes to the opera
hou.se. matinee anil night, for Sutur
day. Dec. 31st, is due largely to the
fact that, no attempt is made to ex
aggerate on what mijrht have burn
an actual life story. The characters
are taken from life and the pretty
tale 13 but. the simple recital of chap
ters In a lifes hisinry. A play with
the home as the central object is
hound to tonell trie popular pmse unu
herein lie the charm of "The Lit lie
Homestead," which is from the pen of
W. B. Fatton, author of .'The V. in in
ter's Son."
"Ghosts."
The church, the school and the
Ftage are the founts from which flow
the preempts which regulate social in
tercourse with no less force than the
civil laws. Ibsen's "Ghosts" is a
preachment from the stage directing
the mind to .the scriputral teaching
that the "sins of the fathers shall be
visited upon the children." It. is more
than a it sson. It is a living, throbbing
realitv txnrossed with all the power
of a pei feet company of dramatic nr.
tisis. (rails BoK'l is without question
as ha been testified by all who
have had 1he opportunity to see him
one of the greatest living actors. His
supporting company has won the
unique distinction of commanding the
praise of metropolitan papers.
"Ghosts" will be seen in this city at
the ope-a house on Monday. Jan. 2.
matinee and night.
The Mummy and the Humming Bird.
A I'lay, presented In all parts of the
world, "ii. all languages in short, a
universally successful play, is worthy
of serious consideration. That. "The
Mummy and the Humming Bird,"
which will it" presented here en Tues
dry. Jan. "rd, h' ihe opera Uoush is
such a play is an established fact. It
iih.ioiy is its mi q ti 'si ioiiuhlo witness.
In K:.ro;ie, ihe slice s.h of ihis play was
instantaneous; in merica, the same.
"At the Races."
The f inious comedians "The Lyman
t win in others," are remarkable fel
lows, being not only comedians who
rank ati.oiiK the l')t- 1,1,1 ll,ow 1llali
fica'Joiib as nianarinra w'.v.c'x hi sel
dom se-'n in the ihit.;-lc.. I Ltsiness.
At ihe opera house Wednesday, .Jan.
.
At ti e do? of I heir four last sea
son an1 before pro-litr ins their new
piece, ' At the Races," uh.A is stric'.
ly a rot'Bicaf comedy in every sense of
Ike word, they Immediately went to
New York city to get cew ideas for
their coming production, visiting all
of the btg productions of this order
with their own remarkable genius
which has marlied all of their former
successes, have brought out an attrac
tion in the so-called "At the Race.t,"
which is far fuperior to anything of
its class yet. prefaced.
To Sing Grand Opera.
Mi:;s Blanche . lluckner.. the Padu
cah prlil who made such a decided hit
hi comic opera as the loading woman
of the "Isle of Spice" company, wil'
leave New York on February 2 for
Furls to have her voice trained for
Brand opera. Fays the Faducah N?ws
Democrat. Miss Quckntr has been the leading
woman for" the Isle of Spice company
for the past two seasons. While in
New York recently, she sans for Vic
tor Herbert, a musical celebrity of
the metropolis. He pronounced Alis3
Buekner's voice one of the sweetest
he had ever heard and especially
suited for grand opera.
Miss BucUner will leave her compa
ny at Providence. It. I., after next
Tuesday's performance, when her en
ageme:it ends. She will then come
o Pad call to visit her mother. Mrs.
James M. Buckner. of Eighth and Jef-fer.-on
'treets. On January 2$ she
will le.ive for New York, where on
Februaty 2 the will sail for Europe,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Fearl
Burns, of St. Joseph. Mo. After a sev
en m or hs' tour of Egypt and the Ho
ly land, MIks BucUner will go to Par
's, to H.udy and have her voice pre
pared f r fcrand opera tinder March
tsl, a luted French singing master.
The Frost Herald.
Oh, Ml KatyJid.' I vl.jb vnu'd corn
I'M t o I de lot us en' I s hungry foh
vni. liOifT.
I ;rls tf Kur you t;Uln" pout d sister
cnt it !fs'
A-""!"' m'tb one Angus' day 8-1ookhi'
foh de f.f'.
i war.U to hear you piiiln' on a-caillu' of
t,i-r npir.e
Cu"" Pntit'' an' "i ptnln fob de
p-oi 1 n".t-9 jis' ele fnmr
I t .'.a y of de rnnr kin' birds nn' wMp.
vH.,"i;if fob siin'.
t woi-i to hour abnit d.it fros' In Je" a
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cMusic and Ifefteshments.
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HIS IDEA.
Itev. Dr. Thirdly I wish you would
some to church.
Mr. Heiipeck Well. I ar, er, I"
Kev. Dr. Thirdly No unpleasant
reeol'ection of your past are suggest
jd hi church, I hope. ,
Mr. Henpe?kOh! no; mine was a
home wedding.
FADS OF MEN OF GENIUS,
Cueer Tricks Resorted To to Make thi
Brain Active.
' Fenlrnore Cooper couldn't write us
ies.s he had gum drops to chew," said
1 librarian. "He bought gum drops in
ten-pound and twenty-pound !ot3. As
some men are the slaves of tobacco,
wine or opium, so poor Cooper wa
the gum drop's slave. Without it hu
couldn't write a line.
"Chateaubriand dictated' his worki
In his bare feet. Elegantly attired
down to the ankles, ho padded softly
up and down the floor, his thin white
extremities very conspicuous on the
,1ark rugs.
"Gluck could only compose in tho
open air. When the spirit of composi
tion took hold of him he dragged his
piano out upon tho lawn, and then, In
rain or shine, in snow or hail in Au
gust or December, the master evolved
his beautiful harmonies.
"Bossuct worked with a hot cloth
bound round his head. Balzac In a
monk's hood, Gautler in a scarlet cloak
and Milton In a brown robe. Lord
Derby when he wrote ate brand led
cherries. Byron, writi ig, ate truffle.
"T'lis collection of ficts," concluded
the librarian. 'V.oes to prove that men
of genirs, like the rest of us, rre tiJIjr
In some things."
waste ot coai.
A square foot of uncovered pipe,
filled vi;h steam at lttO pounds pres
sure, will radiate and dissipate in u
your the heat put into 3.71B pounds ot
steam ty the economic combustion cf
S:8 po mds of coal. Thus, ten square
reel of bare pipe corresponds approx
imately to the waste of two tons of
coal per annum. Scientific AmerTcin.
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The Ladies of Cairo and Vicinity
Are invited to attend a reception to be
given by the National biscuit Company,
at K. M. K. C. Hall, Saturday, Decem
ber Thirty first, from two until f&e
o'clock.
CAT'S G3EAT WALKING FEAT.
It Trairpcd Eighty-rive MMes to, Ro
gain Its Home.
What is prohnliiy another record
has been treated. Iflis time by a cr.t,
which 5sa walked from London to
Overrla;e, near Rugby, a distance of
eighty-five miles, says tho London
Mail.
"Jurnsiy," as the "tramp" is called,
belongs to Mr. Mark Robinson of 9
Belskre t;roie. Hem) stead, and Is jus!
an ordinary mediu:n-.s!;:ed black cat.
Althc.'i.ih 7 yt-ars old, "Jummy" had
never before displayed any marked
inossadic tendency. It.- previou.i lam
'blings having always been confined tr
the neighborhood of its home,
i About tli3 beginning o June Mr.
j Robinson brought the cat to Ham p
; Btead from Overslade, and It was at
,once apparent that "Jitrair.y," like tho
Rev. Mr. Spalding, didn't like London.
Tho climax came when some furniture
'was moved into the house:. Tills was
'too much, and "Jurniny" took his de
parture.
j Nothing more was heatd of it until
j about a fortnight ago, when n iws
came from Overslade that "Jummy"
had returned. Hs coat a trifle rough,
(its limbs a tritle thinner, but "Juroniy"
nevertheless.
, As tho cat was brought to London
jlti a closed basket its achievement In
i walking back is really remarkable,
j "Jummy" has a rival In the walking
'errze for a cat belonging to a friend
of Mr. Robinson walked from Rugby
to Ltimington and was seen wander
j ins p. bout the empty house there
! which its owner had left. It has since
irtturnec" to Rugby, bavins taken three
j months s'or the double Jourcoy.
Such Is Fame.
f!r John Millai3 when ct tho height
ii his l opularity chanced one day to
meet an old schoolmate named Pop
herd whom he had known well in his
Jays of poverty. ;fe called to him ty
name. The stranger turned.
"And who may you be?" asked Pop
herd, w ho looked like a tramp.
"Don't you remember me? I am
MtllaiH," said the great artist.
"Well, it's little Johnny Millale, sure
enough!" said the tramp, noting th
distinguished figure o the ertist.
"Well, to j idgo from your appearance,
I suppose you gave up art iocsr a?o.
What's your line, any way? Where
did yon get your money?"
"I Bt ill paint." groaned Millais, "and
you have never even heard of me."
No Daylight Wedding.
A Russian bride is not submitted tc
'he trrins ordeal of appearing In
white catin and lace in cold, broad
daylight. The wedding takes place
by randio litht in a drawing room.
Pay of Public Executioner.
The Kugllsh public executioner, as
a rule, receive $.10 every time he ex
ercise's his dutiea, and in the case of a
reprieve he is given $23, provided that j
he ha been retained. J
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WHAT DID HE MEAN.
Hix A fo:d can ask more questions
than a wise man can answer. Don't
you think so?
Dix I give it up.
Science or OnycHotriancy,
The latest scieuc3 is. undoubted!?,
onychomarcy, or tho scienco of read
ing tho fortune from the finger nails.
According to the onychoma wist, the
tiny white specks which come and go
on the nails are not the result' of
t.'iance, but from them can be read
"the past, present and future." These
innocent looking Bpeeks are almost as
difficult to decipher as the lines on
the pIm from which tho psimist tella
i:s ho much. Their size. 6hap& ar.d
poailion trc oil . taken Into accoui.t.
The srci.'kit nearest tifb tip of the fin-S-t
relate to the past, those !n the
center to tho present and those on the
half irwin to th future, as in palm
hstry, the right hand has to be read
in conjunction with the left. But a
feature which gives this science an
advnntage over all Its rivals Is that
these fateful rpecks are constantly
coming and going. Consequently a
rt imbt-r of readings at different times
must ho given to reach an accurate
one. The revival of the science, for
it is n ally iot a recent one, is traced
to a foreign source. The consort of
:i Continental sovereign came across
an onychomancist at a weil k.own
watering place and was so delighted
at his aptitude in expoundicg trie un
known that she insisted tliat he in
itiate a member of her sulto In all its
mysteries. Fie did so, for a large con
fideraiiuu, and th pastime ias been
continued at the Continental court.
In Man's Behalf.
Most women begin to get Ltout after
they, arc 30 years of age, but they
ran't understand why their husbands
don't keep right on yearnins to bold
them tfti their knee?.
Value of Sense of Humor.
Of all the charms, both intellectual
and physical, which the great Creator
has bestaw-ed upon womankind, surely
Ihe gift of laughter is the most to be
desired. Exchange.
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The Master Specialist - Physician, i
CURES PILE8 TO STAY CURED.
There Is nothing that can get in more pnln and. suffering la bo
short a time as an attack of just common "pile." To atop theiio
attacks and remove permanently the cause of so much Buffering I
part oj my mission. I do this without cutt'ng or filndr&nce to bus
iness. Call and bcc mi, and I will fully e.rd.iin how this Is done 83
well as .any other rectal disease, as FISTULA. POLPY3I. ULCERA
TION, and 1TCHINO PILES.
STOMACH AND BOWELS. , .
Complaints aro often the cause of rectal diteases, especially If you
are constipated. When you havo tried In vain all those thousaud
and one cures for dyspepsia, etc., cotne to ma ad I will cure you
sound and .well, if you will but follow my aimpltt directions a reascn
ablo length of time. To those who wi l do this there fs no such
thing as faOure to cure. This la my business and I know what I
am talking alxtit when I say , .
I CAN CURE YOU.
SKIN and Blood Diseases cured by my mclhoda when all ether
treatment has faJed. I remove the cause and so the cure la perma
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KIDNEY Complaluti are deceptive and may toon reach a dangerous
stage without warming. At'.end to It ut once. Chemical and micro
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disease. Call and be cured before It Is too late.
WOMEN You can bo cured without that danger of operation. N'o
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time by my European method. Let me explain to you just how it
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In these diseases.
RHEUMATISM In all Its forma, and Neuralgia or Nervo troubles
cured by the latest and best methods known to science. We have
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It over.
BLEMISHES of the face, as Moles, Warts, Superfluous Hair, Tu
mors, etc., removed without scarring, never to return.
MEN Young or old, who hare lott their usual youthful vigor nJ
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call and I will show you the "better way" to get welL No drugging,
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