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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MOHNING, FEBRUARY 5, J9C5
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I NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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LA CENTER, KY. -
Mp. W. I Scott, representative of
the Armour Packing company of Pa
ducah, in in the city today.
S. Rushing ban wold his stock of
Kooda in the grocery on the corner' of
First and Olive streets.
Mrs. Lucy . Lee, who has been very
ill, is wars today. t . i, i
Mr. Robert Everett is very sick.
;hav. had quite a, snow , here
making traffic a little slow. '
Mr. B. A. Aftlduu, representing Mc-Knight-Keaton
Grocery company, ia in
' tha city. ;
Mr. Joe Hawison went to Paducah
Thursday. 1
. There is soon to be a first class
lunch room in La Center.
Mr. H. O, Perrynitin.otir Illinois;
central agent at this place, spent Sun
day in Cairo. -' . ,
, Mr. Paul Jones went to Bandana
Thursday.
Mr. Charles Dorris went to Cairo
Sunday. .!"". : v
Mr. John Mines wes In town Friday,
Hon. McD. Ferguson and son have
been Jn town for (the. past few days.
air. ttenry tushop i8 visiting rela
tives near Hinkleville.
On account of the cold weather
work has stopped on Messrs. Moss
and Samuels' residences.
Mr. William Bradshaw and Kenneth
Shaw were visitors in town W.ednes-
Mr. R. M. Everett and son are sJck
with la grippe.
Dr. Hahs of Bandana, was in town
Tuesday on business.
Airs. Hattie Talley has been sick
for several days with la grippe, but is
Improving. ;
A photographer was in town Wed
nesday taking pictures of several if
the residences and business hnuses.
Miss Nonnle Jones returned homo
Tuesday night, after KDendinp several
rtuya with her ri:u-.; Air . rch IJ--rrv
of Harlow.
Mrs. Ltsry J.( i. jL tut S.apr v '.a:;
wry rapidly.
The infant child of Mr. nnd Mr1?.
Joe Tucker has been quite sick for
ihc past, few days. !
The business house of Mr. p. h.
Sales is nearly completed.
The TerrelL school closed last Fri
Lambert and will help him build a
new house, s :
Janir-s Parmer transacted business
in Ullin yesterday.
MrYen. Marshall viewed our' coun
try with a view to purchasing for sev
eral days last week and went home
pretty well pleased and will come
back again and complete a trade for
120 acres here soon.
The Frisco passenger train that
goes north now leaves UUin a fi p. m.
Instead of at 3:20 p. m. as formerly.
R. S. Holeomb and Daniel . Wiiiia
went to-Mound City and Vairo Satnr.
day.. - .,.,. , ; .. .i.. ....
. Among those that have put a goodly
quantity of ice are flacirot. Hvra ai.
leu, Boyd, Peeler and Johnson. The
ieo Is about 10 inches thick and will
be very convenient th'ng this Bum
mer. ,
.Claud Julian is much imnroved tn
health nt the present writing and i
wanting to get out on the streets.
it. F. Cole, has two pretty sfek, chil
dren and has called his mother from
Benton, 111., to help nurse them. H.
F. Cole's baby died Saturday morning
and will be, taken to Benton for In
terment. .
J. Heminway. has some hustling to
attend his duties and be papa at the
same time,
h. Newel shipped a car load of coal
mino props yesterday on the Illinois
Ceiural railroad which is a new in
dustry on the Central .front here, as
formerly all props have been shinned
on the Frisco.
Ray Andrews is bttildrm; a now
house, on his farm west of town.
Henry Hargravcs of Carmi. is vIkIi.
ing Pleaant Bonner at present.
Hie Pee V.'ee saw mill saws ever
iay, coid or warm. All is the same to
i nose- White county parties.
Creo and Paul Pomeroy never loses
a day from log hauling on account of
'he cold.
Jasper Irons has a ganjr of men
clearing land for It. S. llblcomh.
Hen Benton returned home to VnW
(Harmony Wednesday, after being well
pieaseo witn 1110 country here.
mv. i.eorge ueming of Indiana, Is
soliciting, the- ada of some of his
trends here in selecting; him a farm
of Pulaski's fine soil.
Protracted meetin.tr has been post
poned on account of bad weather and
sickness for the present.
Our school has a pret y good attend
SUCH ; VALUES YQU W1I.1.. ONLY- GET FOR A
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FEW DAYS BUY NOW OR NEVER
Children's Hats (Saiiors)
worth 1.00, at1 . . , .
Children's Hats (trimmed)
worth 1.50, at ...
These are in black, brown,
and white.
Every , Street Hat in the
House at .
Every Trimmed Hat in the
House, at . . . . ;
In Black and Brown Velvet, in Bine and
50c
75c
blue
1.00
2.50
Green.
i 1S Wallace is now in New York City lui vino; the latest creations
in Domestic and Tmnortpd Til1i
, -'J' "win ijnist uc jj;,Ut; aI OPCC
I tor l"e Spring Line and Hats arc- being, sold at prices regardless' of'
"T fAef
i - - - . . . . , i)on;Now!
Every Pon Pon in the house,
worth 85c and 50c, at .. 25c
Every Owl Head in the house,
worth 40c, at . . I5c
Every Fancy Quill in the house,
r worth 25c, at . . ; 10c
Beautiful Ribbon, that cost
25c per yard, at . . 1 . 25c
Ev'v'ry Hindsointly Gowned I(ad adds to her
appearance when she wears a hunch of Violets.
Costs Everywhere $1, at 50c
MISS J. L. WALLACE , EIGHTH ST.
day.' It. ha been a verv .sueremfnt i1 ..' -ovt'n ' uVSb the weather is yCry
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Miss Mary Nortkinctnn was
the teacher.
.Mr. lial;er has moved into the Rush
itifc bnsinesg house.
; Mr. I'-rnt, Elliott and family, are
itj town visiting Mrs. Elliott' mother,
Jra, Lee, who is very sick.
Hon. McD...FergiiKon spent Thurs
day nifiht witli n. F. Uradshaw and
family.
Mr. U.'iiry Watwood Sr., was in
town Friday.
ULLIN.
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- I'llin is 'coiiKlderini; electric' lights
at the present time. Let the good
vork go along. We think it will lie
the bent ilunjur that I'llin ever none,
Is such a bright 1'ttle eity needs a
pood light.' ''Wit will draw the trnd'5
which it s ) justly deserve.
Jamea L. McFndilen has returned
from an extended visit in White coun
ty Jbis state and Posey county, Indi
ana. Ko Bays that there is no place
like I'llin for him.
.Homer Iliu'lit and several others nfi
Newton, Illinois, were visiting land in
(bis viciui'y recently. ,
Charles I.ornbert is expecting four
horses by rail hero at tJllin.
. Kleighins h po and. young and old
are improving it at present.
The superintendent .of she Defiance
box factory, Mr, Boyd, Informs us that
litem in enough vends in this vicinity
.o warrant the running the box fac
tory for tcn years.
Jacob IJolandir and Mr. Mars of He
We. visited Charles Rose of Perk.
Wednesday. Himxolf and family are
looking well and are veil pleascl
with ('heir . location, and are Join?
very well in the mercantile-business
at that place.
Fred iiofmeyer paid a busineWtrip
to Monuil pity Wednesday.. :.-
The bundle factory of Cook and
Johnson has ti great deal of MeL-a
timber on lmnd uow and Is. trying ari
iar or oan in the manufacture of
wagon sjiokes.
. Kdward SaltKtnan has a fine new
y.'r.t'Xm apd ues the same early and
late.
- O.-en JCirts tioorts i"Jie
In our town.
The village board meets next Mon
day night at the town hall. . .
Charles Porneroy ha.s been visiting
his cousins,. Paul and Creo. this week'
The. maniiBor of the Sunflower saw
mill ia quite a poet, in the win er
time, and quite a geulus in the sum
mer time. Weil, Thomas TTanW m.
ways was of a jovial disposition and
ins partner, Robert Detibo, i.s about
ay .ovlal: cniito.a. imjui mir
One black snake was killeil' a Milt
Cre,.( on New Years day and ono at
VV'oodney's saw mill since that 1 inio
but this urgent cold wea her has sent
the remainder ef th Jr kind out of
sisht.
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baek'What. 1. Will hm itr.V . ' : " ' Z.. 1 ",:s .""J u a rR1": ' !- frnrance of lhes
Itushing's meat, market Hill eifrt;nl
away ten pounds of tender Join uttal:t
and about. three pounds of prime lard
ior the, gravy. - lie .wk' to ihi. v
tional lunch rooms and ordered the
tender; loins fried. A fly cop 'niiig
ined" that his pile of provender, -w.isi
out of proportion to his "banMns
Douse look. An Juveaiitration ),v
.na..UMW!Jger: fixed Siolu's id.-n itl
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uuu ue wa tai'.en da-wn i-.o
'here ho con be tendertlolnllv tnrri
!t the grand jury comes, again. . '
On vomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
at. the homo of tho , bride's mother,
Mrs. Brady, Mr. Ceorce Itover win h.
I'.nHotl in utarrlaafD uith ii!'f),-,r
tirady, both of Mound Citjv JustUa
i. F.;Cwniivll w! officiate.
D ed, at her home in this" ci'y, on
he 3rd just., . Miss Carrie Hcrr!ek.
lK4 ('. years. Tlie eatip of dent";
vaa apboplexy, w pronounced by l,
T. F. Hargap. the attndlitr physie'sn
The lady must bvo been dt--td 'hreu
flours when the body was ..found ia
x av im.ht. u-rj,'- Htraaseiy .ftnotig'i, ,
thioushout the at a
The result was that when Collect
or Powell's terra expired he was l
dtwer to -continue in office and Huk.u
wes put off until after election'. S:nc
thru lien. Powell has died, ami a real
vacancy has been created. Proteins
cmtirtt-d to pilo up at tho Wh, -
Hon; o until it became evident his up
pf-ititoseat .v, (add ri-sult in-timburrai.a-r.Ktu
.to the president and Scuaier
Wipkina.
Ilogan was here today on lila wuv H
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vv ion, uui uo sropped in
Washington long enough to say that
if his candidacy was embarrassing: to
tu prmder.t -or Senator ilopk'itm lu
would not press .the matter. Hn did
m i, actually, lt clino , the honor . w hlch va
th? president, thus far has forborne to ' H
lartlHt 111)1(11 l.iin. Imt he left ill,-. wa.'PI
f p-jn lor tlif oiKi.niritles to forg'-fl
hitn, wbioh Ihe.y will nroeeed to do'
wir; pmmptnesH and enthusiasm. . '
1 1 'H', proriilent probably will coat In-'
no to- plHce lh j off cj at ill.' disposal
of So.nt.ir Iloj.'kln..;, but wit It the tm-
for JD't by .'he Anient an peoplo." The
I hti'ib'd and rem.itkcd, ' Very jir joyed by a large auJhnce. the phiy be
tv. mv petty." Anona c-mes ( tug pet formed by a verv competent
lie one: a house Tues-i'ty, Feb. Tti.cat. The orchestra was one of the
wiiii "In Cu-ol P.oltll as Ikrlta. be' in this cllv for several st'.unns
Anderson (Ind.) Nf.'ws. ;
At the Cairo opera 'house 'tn Wed
nesday, Fehv ):h. . --::
"A Country Kidd ' at the ( nd oji
ei.i hoj-ie Monday was thorori iy tu-
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ALTERATION
SHOE
SALE
Mary - Jlerrjcl;, moihw of ML-s i derrtandlnj l.ai .lUav ,1s out of
varrie,-,both occtipyitii the same -cm.
lage tUeJ. abpiii threu.Louni .later, if
weakness from old ng slip wieti'Ji
The la ter was ,the mother of Mrs,
Major 1.1. U Ulen, as well as of M'3
'.'arrie Herrick. On.neeotmt of the
eiddon death of Misa Carrie, the re'a
f lr good.
RAILROAD MAN OPPOSES
; THE RAILROAD BILL.
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Hy the Associated Press.
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.. .i... t. , , . . inioaum.1, m-jui., i, i. vice rri"i-
V " ' - rninr M-nl llannaford of ,i)a Northern i'a-
nt' t! T 7 r . T Rh h M"'ti(. tU-lntratecommffre .
'nr. Justtr'o J. F. Con "el actrd enr- I .... -
MOUND CITY.
Feb. 4, 1905.
Will Stoltz is in jail. It is net the
first time Will .. . . . .
-Marie, Illinois, arc visitors-of Charles from r this county about - eighteen
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I Cairo Manufactured Articles
nier prq tern., . li" .impaneled a Jnrv
videuco was taken, uud a , verdict
vas returned finding (hat - de"pasft
amo to her death from a fci'-oke of
i-ipoplexy. Hoth bodies were interred
it ihe same time in n cemetery near
"'"Ico, whero reponr: the remains of a
.oimber of relative?. The burial tran.
oured on Saturday, 4th inst.. tho fn
teral train leaving this city at 5
'ckck a. tn., over the Illinois Com
ral idilroad. Major and Mr.i. Clen
Jinl family, have the symj.a hy of all
friends.
Ivl Craves vnj tn from MeHdian
feday t. Pcu produce
e'n e rates.
Good Sleighing Touay.
Itiug up Powers' Livery and Trans
f r staliie-f' r line i leigLs while the
.!i'v las..--. I!'- ii phnnef , 2S". if
I tQ.vying,.to ,the vfact.:thpi: we are going to make
extensive alterations ; in our store so that we
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can give our rapidly increasing patronage
still better service in, the future, we have madev
great reductions in all of our lines.
mictions Redactions
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; PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES. Here are the
X goods made in Caiio. Read the list, learn what they are, !;
and buv them. , '
THE Bt'CIIER'WOODFORD
PACKING CO.
BUTCHERS & PACKERS
WHOLESALE
Both Phone 135 . 40th .vOhio St.
BUY THE BEST
Sylph Flour
H.L. UALLIDW MILLING CO.
"Arizona."
, ..The follow Ir;- I.-'as;iiit episode hup-
I l.nf-ll .l-.ll-inir " tfi-JriTi'i'y" 1
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r-iuis A-mstronR, n.wtl Zo years, son 'dim. last seaw.i:
"f John Armstrong, of.he sonthern ! The hitn; and eu'e-n I'rirc--;-, Vlc
?nn J ri,v- ,iPd rly this morn tnria r.r.d the I'rmee and Priacew
ng of FefK-oitiR of the brain. lie was Charl. s of Denmark attended tV per-
member of the Frate.'n-.l Mys tic Clr- formancs on the second Monday of
rle and wa a p nmler you-ur man. . Monday of Us pn Kent-,, kn. At U. :
. ; rf.nrinfloii (f the play., there was a
ANNUAL MEETING. pleat at,f Hub, c rciuimy; l!on: a, the
The annual meettnsr of the stnclr- kadine lniiv of the r.irnn wQa u,.
holders 'of the Cairo Electric Tre m-ned to the royal let, 'whe-e s'v
ion Co. will ? held at tj. office r.f prent"d to -the. eW-a a beaur'fel
ee C.r.iin;ti.y, 703 fLo ttif t. CIro, tsKifpt composed t't tillits of the val-
febntary 13 1905. between the hottrs ley. white orchids h;.d unite hea. ar
12 m. an ! .1 p. m.
j EAK1N swretsry.
KINGFISHER! II.. F, MO. R LAND
Are sold by all confa tioners.
Mide by
Cairo Candy Manafacfurinj: Co.,
SOI -S03 Ohio fct. Cairo Phoned
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET
IRON WORKS.
Sti,Tbo9t and Blowpipe Vt'prk, tVy
lights, Rcofing. Cornice, and Stee!
Ceiimg.
NO. 219-221 TENTH STREET.
i Headquarters for Seed Oats
t ' ot AI . - .
TELE PHONE 223.
Cairo, It'inoin.
DAN SH IT
OF THE RACE
PROTESTS FROM CHICAGO
CAUSE SENATOR HOPKIN
CANDIDATE TO GIVE UP THE
CHASE FOR COLLECTOP.SHIP.
SHIP.
boend with a ribbon n rP j white and
blue stripes the Aimriean cohirs.
The bouquet was preset! ed on befnif
fif the- Aim rican ceiapauy pia)ing in
"r'r.r pr" and-Ik-r Maj'-ity ex prr.' -;;-el
her WeriKiire ,n acr"titir,f j nn.l rrt-.f
the play 'cbcrmlajr." His Jlajrs a
ty sa;,i to lionita. "It s a splendid g
p!aj; wer, acei: I et joyed it vry-M
tnucli." Thefr rinj -t. is shorik hands
with the ytmr.g a -tress, who was orr -H '
V-i heltDed t i'.H if ErafioiisnejK fi, .
2 (.) pairs of I, die ' $.1 )t jf'.SO awl
2 Vtj ,S' -ocs red need to - - $ .91)
Sics somcwha' tirokt n in litis lot
200 pairs of , La lies', .5. . v) nnd .Jf.UiO
Slices reduced to - - -v. -1.J9
pah. t.f I.adieV J.3.5(. .and $3.00
Khocs reduced to - - ' - - 2.25
W'o.can fit any foot in this lot, as
tlicy ar all of the latest, creations
and most approved stales.
ISO pairs Ladres' J'atrnt Leather i"
" liluchcts d "l ki 1 topt, etensiim
soie, 2.50, reduced to - - - 1.49
4 Of i pairs ?Jt n
A,
On Shoes
'eauixu to a on
TIr.c- are '-nodear U'elts, you
can , ae ihem in box calf, vel-o-trs,
patent Jeatht.rs and ici kid.
Tlii-. lot includes-the celebrated
. James Mean:; shoe?
250 pairs Men's 2.t. ) Shots ttducvd to
185 pi'rs Men? l.So Shoes reduced to .9)
McnN hTvy wotkintj Shoes cut from
50 to 75c 3 pair.
115 pairs lk's $1 00 Shoes, high cut
reduced to 1,49
165 pairs P.oj's 1.75 Shoes reduced to 1.19
HI piirs I)o's 1.50 Shoes reduced to ..99
' 72 pairs youth's 1.35 Shoes reduced to ,90
120 pairs Children's Shoes, double
Z sole and good,, wearing, reduced .
from - - - - S1 .00 to 75c
. 73 p .irs Children's Shoes, double sole
nice stjle, reduced from 1.35 to 90c
90 pairs Children's Shoes, double sole
reduced from - - - - 85c to 41c
14 j pai Mioses Shoes,' kid aud Lxx
, calf, s.izl: 11 lo2, 1. 35, reduced to 'c
75 pairs of the celebrated DalgPlVU
Slippe s. sold from Maiue to Cali
fornia -at- $USOf our - reduced : .
price ........ i.oo
Wanhington, Feb. 1 Dan H ran
of ?.Ioind City. Il!..ill not b". intern
al rcvnnp rollf'o for il.n Fn-? ;
Luuis Uistr.r. He praetf ally b... 1
bulled out of tb-i race, owini to the A
strength, of . the oppu.itii n to biuniw
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To-Morrow gl
particularly in Cticsso.
Fresidcnt Roosertl trom'ted
the,
A . THE DNI!Sr
SJ3 Comroe.'ia vo., Cairo, IH.
fj During this sale we will give you some sur-
prising values not to be matched anywhere.
Tine Papular Price Shoe Store.
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