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THE CAIPJ BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, J905
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"F yon want lo rent a house or a
room. Do not worry because
you cannot pick up one on the
corner. They are here, plenty oi
them. Put an "ad" in The Bulfelin
want column anil joirU get
what you want in a hurry. ;
Tariff only I cent a word. ,!
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THE.-MARQUIS, BRAND
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Kjniii'iird raUiir an.l s-ilrtlmly with
iriiil n-fiiuiiii t wauldl. Adihead Ml," tuie,
lilltt'-.
D)f i:riT'..
"I'll !-. In.-.
I'.'ie week.
i in i monta.
All limner
For Cl.'sUfif d Noiici-s
per u mil Ill
l", ;()":',, iNr word u:.'
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In N'..n:ii'i-il t !'.
j WANTED.
i Want il -(Itliiii'iliMl: mum.
! n Niuitjtivi . Only fw lu!lri
ilr. i'i W. K. , uua !!ii'.;.
who d lu Franco wliilo be -ly'ino to New
-Ui' m rule mo if tl.Irt honor yon had
done him." she faltered on, "und St) 1
have i'o!iu to Urn nl; you for your kind
ness and Id nsU you tu let lilt? shake
you liy the Imnd."
With tliiit, after ordering .1 few t lion -sand
luxe of Tin Miiniui'i Hrimd t.
be sent tu her home In lY::n.e for lit".'
father's friends, she llutteivd up -the
steps into her 'carriage, arid l.i-efi'tc.i!;
John, holding out tin' preehuM Jut mt
(she had tnl.eli between her two little
ones as if hi' fulii would htive dune it
up In paper to keep it from euntiiiiiimi
tlon. cried, "I wish 1 lnid known!"
then repeated, Willi a tempestuous sigh
that was like n-ol', "1 wish I had
known!"
it ollire. A'l-
: iiully lui'jted. A.liltu-
II.'' tlo:i lillict'
.No ad r ei'iixi'iiieiil in'ci li
t'liiil tw( rrty llvd' fentft.'i
WANTED.
Tt rur lid' a ltt in rcsutcnt'e s"i
f't 'I WKll'lll nll'i-ul, lor CUlill. Ailill'c
d for I.
Uun. nun!!
t "It," tlos
Wuntr'.l liini.illihf iii. i.lt.'jt- r lor rrlmtf
' 1ih iu rim iiih. I.oimI taliey iilfii'iiM S. Ail
.. r-M mum- e.iiiimnv, 7u: It ..kiuui -in 1 1,
l'tolji'lihm, I a.
Wit'itril.-A fill iiir k-'hthI Imuo-work
family ol two. Aiil,v ill Uiis ulliirc.
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Wuuti'd
ilicil. Ai;
oliriter-i
ly by lello
li M ll Ill.lU'S uml K'Ul l
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MAIL ORDERS.
V'pi('Arton tn rh nih'l onl.r hiiltia. FtiH
'' .i-t-ltr 411(1 uMiiiIrt lixy. AuirritAQ SM4a'
flfeKo. M'lwiik..i-. Wit
Wai, In! - aln linn ti.Hfii linkers' itinl ilruj?
yia i-:.lr.i;i In-, .i n.irral Imiih'!i;oiI h, Iiim'.
if .-H lo (...ml unti l is. Aitiliv li.j SiniUi
sivlli ftrn-l, St. I. hum. Mo.
FOR SALE.
Ker u'i' Tut nmii'l;:.t!ni.
!'ii i k, v-ii no i iii li . . i : u; 1 1 it ih
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
iii'i e . Man or .t
H liu . i ' H l Ii r ir in, vv
Mil .'i..-ii;l!'.-t"i, Aiiili
I I: .1-!.:, , ( alio. HI.
.-tn tf f:iir filio'.i'iou ;
i I. Miiui v 1'1'r .lay i
! wii li slump, Wr. I,, j
"rets Announcemer.ts of Xhosa Not
Euiployfid, Wlio Di'aire
Poeitiona.
The Abuse f Salt.
How easy it hi to j,t't too imieli of a
pood tiling! Salt, o:ie of the most nl
KOlnte iiei e sitU-M of life wle'ii tiiUen in
small yiiiuititie;, may hy inetisant hi
jmlieioii tiKe I i i im.e a violent jiolsoii.
liefoie the tleriliiin sallotM were en
l'oreeil liy law to e:it sa uerUraiit ouee a
day to eoiinteraet the ell'eet of salt
1'oodM tin ilea ih rate unions tiieiu wan
t'Uonnous. .
. An iiiiertl.Ut' is told of nil lildiau
meUieine man who experimented with
Halt upon lih) wile. Troiii the day of
their weddint; l:e allowed her to eat
nothing 1 1 tit salt meat and highly salted
veiretaliles, tvhile he nte u );re:it ileal
of peiiper. lleS'ore the year was out Lis
wife pluml uml dieil, wliilo he was Kt ill
enjoyiii',' the W-A of health. I.itfle
ilauutfd at what nilslit he a poind
ilenL't', lm marrieil asuin and eontimitHl
the salt experiment on stpiaw No.
Win a she dieil. utter n cor:vsp.)iuliU!3:
k'nlh of time, he was eoiivineed that
highly salted food was not a healthful
diet. 'oiitiiiuiii;: tint use of pepper, lie
lived tu be the oldest man of the tribe.
other, an finally one boy ho slappml
aiiuliier boy too lulj 0 harder than he
'lowed to-an' knocked him down.
An' the hoy what not knorked down,
he Kol up and Jerked tiiit a groat b!
knife, 'hunt Unix as your arm. an'
whacked hir. right acrons Hie middle
from side to side. An' then tho
brother of tiie bitf fellow what Kot cut
he pulled a Uriihh bulldos 'bout the
M;e t f a ham ;m' let go six tfs right
iti'iaar into the fellow that had the
knife, tin' jesi then Hill Smiley
Hill's a cousin of Jake llaynes, what
sot sko;. c:)nn ninnin' oi.ten old man
Scwell'd room with a double-lmnvl
.hol'.;::n an' lei t IT both barrels inter
tiie cniwil; an' old man Sewell he got
eveiied an' jerked a Winchester rltlo
out en from under the bed an' went to
pumpiu' lead inter the gantr, an' by
dial tiaie the house was full o' 4 4 'a
an' .'.noke, au' flashes an' lioller',
an' 1 seed lliar wu. Koin' to be a light,
an' I left the house." Exchange.
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lYSICIAN
It lllori,.
FOR fENT.
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utlii'r'i llirt'i- rei
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Ai)vertinii'ntM nf imt njrt-.eiling tliri'i 1 f no I
ill lie n,rrt m imJ i"tn for iimi wiH'k'u tiin Iroin!
01 ifiiiii r nl' 'Iht? Ilulli'ttn to b tilt'il liy Hd
i IT! ii';-.ti person, 1111 r.-i.iil.ir form, ut tue o'
! r lit '1 l.t liLiluriiii l',.i any, 7ui Ohio l.e'vei'
I !ii Kiiiii-lirt diiiii:oy us'iioni-i no ri'MjioiHi
iiilit.v 1 1 .r .oiy Hiivi-r( i.Mnn-!it or l;ui'i!;ni. iniuli
t-lii'li-isl iimi will nut ui-ei . I tlio Initii'. nt Kit.
pi.iiii;i kiinwri to In 1 in.Uiyi il.
Iii.ii;ni'i loul retiiien In uilve.Unritii'iils
liillil.l liti IHiMltt l.v n.ivit.
'BLOWING THE BURNERS.1
Newest Drug Hcbit
sands By Its
Has Won Thou
Siductions.
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I ROUND Ti IP BOUND TRIP. S
j THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1905. i
J Tu Lcls will lie soli for t'.'aius leaving Cairo r:l." n. in., j
J '.):') ;i. in., mill 2 :::." p. m., j; m I will lie piml rehirniiie- m I- i
j I'll tr.iina K-iiviitj; Si. Lt.r.i.-t ti-ji tu ninl iitrlmling IMottdny, !
3.lareli L'TlIi, -iviii fnur 11:1! tl:iys in (lie eify. f
The Irain leax iii ;il !l ;.'"!." u. 111. will lie a special. t
I I !!!:ATRICAL ATTRACTIONS: l
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I ri:.Tri:V lit.-. 1C. Ma.-'M-lt, in " I-.r(mi r.f a Kin?." ti
E . (JU'AND oImshii ,( Ma-i.,)i, ill ''Fiilz ami Suifz." ' U -
I (JAKIMCIv - K.lna Wallace flii..er, in "Conntrv ll
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J IMrKKIAI-.-'ilaj-py ir...n." I
p A. H. Hanson, C. C. McCorly, J. H. Jor.es,
t G. P. A., Chicago. D. P. A., St. Louis. Ticket Agent, Cairo. l j
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MISSOURI PACIHC RAILWAY
and IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
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Cairo $31.65
I'roporlionatcly low rates from
all other points on the
System.
J! Duri.ifr the above periml Tonr
0 ist Cars will bo run daily to Cali-
fornia via Mis-ouri Pacific Rall
way, making direct connections
) for jtiiiiU in the Nortbwent. For
Jjj f arUier infornialion address
Jj - Ei.mkh Smith,
Pas-i. and Tkt. Agt- Cairo, 111
J or II. C. TowNst:n,
J: Oen. Pass, and Tkt. A gt. St. Louis.
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Prom CAIRO
To certain poir.t in
Missouri, Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas,
All points in Indian
Territory-! Oklahoma
Kxeept where rate of ono faro
plus 82.00 rnakcH less, t Min
imum selling rate, 51)00.)
MARCH 21st. 1905.
Via the
Missouri
Pacific
Railway
And
Iron Mountain Route
Final b'm't nf ti-V-ts Ct days.
Stop-over wiM b allnnt-l af 1 r
reaebinR ti-tt I lomeseekr-rs' P( inf
rnr'iiite. Fo- fuli Hi'itrninuon ap
ply to any a-jenf. nf ahve named
eoinpanieP, tr nd'ln.s
Ei. mk:: Smith,
Pawngpr ami Tit ket Atront,
Cairo. Illinois.
II. C. Towssknd,
(ien. Pans, and Tkt Act. 8t. L-bttis.
A now vi
iii'Moin.
j "HlowiiiK Ihe burner.." it la called,
laud it. has won ihtmsanil.s by lis se
I duel ions. The police and stale, hoard
j uLiJluriuuey are at work in an effort
I Iff ti amp out iis fa.-it-mireading inilu-
(nce.
Many who have, ti ;,! "blowtn the
Jis ;:a,!t-.H;alar(yr,Sire"a'rt now
iavi In the cocaine, nioniliine ami
;tiiiiiin hiiiiil::. The new vice has In. A
f"vv year.; made iu inveiitor-i niillion
aires.
In almost every dniK li:re iu the
Ti iiil.'iiiiin, and in many of (he Har
lem tlrilK store.-;, titere ;i;e r,,i .-ale a
tiiiMiher of s.i-;aile.l 'eaiaiTli "cures."
! , The nrice ner l.mii: w "o -. nn.i .1.1
jtenis. 'I'he substance is in wlilto
: poHiier lurni. ,ui ilie liortht comes
!a skiss and rubber tube at inelmient.
j Tlie;,C! catarrh "cere.:" eoniain more
Mhan the legal 2 per cent of cocaine.
Ihe glass tube is filled with the
powder and placed Jn tiie noatril. The
rubber attachment is placed in the
mouth, and with one biow the while.
substance disappears into the nas.il
cavities. That is 'blowing ihe burn-
t i'3."
"I would gladly by down my If a
if I could wipe tint this new and mosi
uanserous habit, ol 'blowing the burn
ers,'" said a slave fo the habit. "It
has taken a grasp on young men and
women bt'lnnliig the fast life, and
it is sure to lead then: p tin cocaine
or morphine habit. Unci a young
man or woman begins blowing the
burners,' and is not warned in time,
he becomes addicted to the vice. If
gives a thrill for the time being, but
tills soon tlies away.
"lieing well known to persons using
dliags, I have access to places where
outsiders cannot enter lllowina; ihe
burners' has made !i."i out ol every Ion
new dope fiends in Die Tenderloin
in Ihe last year.
"Drug Mores advertis- fake citarrli
cures, and ot'ien unsuspecting people
ato caugiit in the net. I know of a
yoi-ng woman who used a boltb a
day unUl she v as warned. If she had
g..nc much farther her nerves would
have required a stronger drug per
haps morphine. I have known rases
of collapse as a result of 'blowing th.
burners.' t
'There is a f.i'-cinaf ion about tho
new habit ihal makes ii popular. It
bier, clear out the head, and makes
you ft el light for a few minufe... Some
itersitis use as many hs live or six
kettles a day. I have seen women
blowing (he burners' In drug stores
before customers al all hours of the
night. It lias simply become ihe rage
in the While Igiit district." New
York World.
He Was Good Enough.
Francis H. Lee of Trento", famous
throughout New Jersey as a lawyer
and historian, tells a good s-tery of a
darky baptism that It was unco his
pleasure to witness on the batiks of
the Delaware.
The pastor, who had taken part in
several similar experiences, waded
bravely out to the requisite depth, but
water e iricntly" was not to tho liking
of the candidate, for he went hence
to have bis fins washed away with
knocking knees and trembling feet. In
trying to get him In proper position
the pastor in some way mLsed his
hold, and the candidate, cai!s,iit in tho
fast-flowing tide, was carried into tho
channel. He was a good swimmer,
however, and, after making a few
sportive spla: lies,' headed for the
f hero and aeoti l iue.ed dripping ou tho
bank.
The pastor, waist fieep In the drink,
watched the Ecene tt a 'finish, and
then, raising bis hands In, a supplicat
ing sort of a way, uniiouaci'ii:
'Hntddalm an' aMent, dis yeah bap
tism am adjourned. Any man dat can
swim like dat IJbenezer Jones hain't
gulne to Isab any trouble In fi-Uiu'
over to t'.e uddah side ob tie ribah
Jordan." Philadi !p!iia Telegraph.
STUDENT SCORED AT END,
Professor's Discomfiture at Hands of
Smart Undergraduate. , , , .,
John Morley was talking in New
York about Prof. Juwett. !
"The famous and learned Manfer cf
Baliol," he said, "bad a caustic wit,
and Innumerable arc the stories of un
dergraduates' .discomfiture that bis
acid sentences occasioned. Stories of
lovvett'ti discomfiture at iiii undergrad
uate's hands are rare. Nevertheless I
beard one recently.
"A youth from Devonshire entered
Oxford, called on Prof. Jowett duly,
and on a certain afternoon took a
walk with the great niau along the
river bank.
"He was a talkative youth. He gave
over the whole afternoon to a discus
Fion of Jowett's work on Plato. He
pointed out two phrases in Jowett's
Symposium and Republic that he con
ceived to be errors of translation, and
he found some little fault with the
notes. Prof. Jowett. he held, did not
pive In these notes a quite adeqtiato
exposition of the Platonic philosophy.
"For nearly two hours Prof. Jowett :
listened to this boy's criticism of his j
life work. Save for the chirping 'H'm, j
do you think so?" that was a habit of
speech with him, he didn't attempt to j
defend himself in any way. 'H'm, do I
yon think so?' he would say, and 1
again, TJ m. do you think so?' to tho
youth'!, severest strictures,
"At the end of the walk, as they
were taking leave of one another. Jow
ett suddenly gave expression to his
rage:
" 'O-ood-by, Mr. Dash,' he said, slowly
and quickly, 'you are, I think, the
most conceited puppy that ever came
to Oxford.'
"The young man. with an excellent
Imitation of Jowett's manner, uu'
ewered:
"'li'm, do you think so?'"
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Valuab: Quality Possessed by
tary to Senator Oepew.
Some private secretaries to busy
men have an unusual faculty of recog
nizing everybody they know by their
voices and greeting them by name
with unfailing accuracy, even when
they cannot see ihem. Col. Duval, th?
Cerberus in Senator Dimew's office Ir,
ti e Grand Central slat Ion, seldom lifts
his eyes from the paper If ho rnr
pens to be writing when a visitor
somes In. Once the caller says "good
morning," Col. Duval recognizes him
if he has met him more than onca be
fore. '
"Glad to see you, Mr. Iilank," he
says. "Tako a seat."
"But you haven't seen nie!" pro
tests Mr. Blank.
The ether day George W. Plunkiit
nnd a friend went into the office while
Col. Duval's back was turned. The
friend prides himself on hla ability as
a mimic. Ho makes occasional ap
pearances at entertainments in Plun
kitt's district. Motioning tho recently
routed state senator to be silent, the
mimic raid:
' Well, Colonel, how does It happen
yon are at work instead of at, a foot
ball game."
"Great Seolt. Plunkitt!" retorted tho
Colonel, "did you let your brogue get
away from you with everything else In
the election landslide?" New York
Times.
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F. Spencer Assls'nat Cashier
Accounts of Corporations and indi
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furn shed in any part of the world
Japanese Love of Country.
There are many Instances iu Japan
of soldiers-who have loved their conn
try more passionately even than their
families. Americans may think It hor
rible nnd incredible, but Japanese
women nndersland the intense feeliag
of loyalty which predominates above
everything In soldiers' hearts. In the j
Interior of Japan a voitna farmer on I
ihe outbreak of war was suddenly
called to the colors. Two days' prep
oration was given him to settle his af
fairs and to start for Tokyo. His wife
had a very young infant. The young
mother was so overcome with grief
at this unexpected news that she faint
ed away and within an hour died, leav
ing her husband alone with the new
born babe. What could he do with it?
Who could care for such a mite?
Feeling that hi" own life was forfeited
to his country the poor man in a
frenzy of passionate grief killed his
own child. Of course the law had to
step In nnd he had to be tried for mur
der. A merciful Jury acquitted hlra
on the ground of emotional Insanity.
on the little things.' They grow into hitr
ones very rapidly. It is the little but fre S
qucnt spending which kps many a man Z
poor.
The
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Is a great preventer of frivolous spending. 5
Open an acconnt there. Put all your spate J
money in it. Yo won't.be so apt to spend
without thinking then. " You'll' find your J
money increasing under such circumstance
Pajs 3 per cent Interest on Depcsii
s.
609 Ohio Street, Cairo, IU.
Assets Over Qne Million Dollars. Z
r ! t r.imtimiimmuiiitmiii
t Convent Lots For Sale. I
All the liits iu the Convent Ulttek art now fiffercil for .ale at ich renins. 1,1.
;hey .ln.ui.l .. ll rtpi.liy. The h.l Imildi,, mmHlirilZ
I need of f if ml tor th- prniK.M'fl inmlrrrt pann-hutl - hmii, hve nri lew in
tbnt they !n
in. in iwnil
-, ". ' " "J " , ' : '. Hi"vui.i ir in h.i. nve IHril Invr utiin in
ilium m ii.-i.iim iiuic. .ii-. imo i ii iiiiui me tnoire.-.l lul.tir. rmii- fvi,. i,.. ,,-.
op. AiiHi) llry. Jame (iil.B. HuMur ur to . M.) H(IWIy w.
it IT I I t- V K t
"The Only Corn Cure" ; River Transportation
DAVIDSON.
228 Eighth 8treet,
10 cents. By mail 12
Cairo, Illinois,
cents in sumps.
SAW IT COMING.
i
Mrs.'Philpot Knew There Was Gsing
to Be a Fight From the Way
Things Looked.
Alexander County
Savings Bank
Ken-princi-
The records in which the
tncky mountaineer figures as
pal abound in grim humor."
Fp In Clay county, "once upon a :
time," a Christmas frolic e:ule I in a !
tragedy. Old Mrs. Philpot wa'' a!
witness.
"Tell us about the fight," sad th? !
lawyer. i
'i nev-r fcc-I no fight," replied the'
old lady. j
"Well, then, tell us what yea did j
see." remarked the lawyer, in a care I
less son ,,f way, thinking she k;it w j
ronif thing.
Mr-;. Philpot moved her sunbonnet
lack, lit i,er pip.-i. end proceeded:
"(v r---r.ll l.o e.i.-.- r-i.-i.
- - ----- .. . t n in e-. 1I1H- j
dance, and me and a whole lot of
others wuz thar. The Poya and the
Sal.' they got to danein' 'round and
'lound, and they got to fdappin' each
CAPITAL
ND UNUIVIDI U Pert PITS
$50,000
- $22,000
Strlcllj i Savings Bank.
CAIUO, ILLIWIS.
K. A. Ftuder President
Th. is. IVyd Vice President
J. H. Caliignn Cashier
F. Spencer Assistant Cashier
rIftFCTOR3
R. A. Puder,
Thos. lioyd.
C. M. Otprloh,
Win. Kluge,
Chas. Feuthter,
Jr.,
3. It. Calligan,
W. R. Choi son,
C. O. Patier,
C. V. Neft.
J. M. Herbert
Getting Things Mixed.
When Walter William- from Colum
bus, Mlss.7 was in Spaina year ago
he called upon a provincial editor in
the interest of the 8t. Iouls ev position.
The next day the paper had the follow
ing: "Waber Williams of the United
States purchased the state of Louisi
ana, and next year will give a celebra
tion, to which he has Invited his fellow-journalists
of Europe." Mr. Wil
liams again called upon the editor and
thoroughly explained matters. Tho j 2
editor apologized and printed this rcr- I
rcction: "Gov. Francis of Mlesourl !
has purchased a large trart of land
tn the trreat American desert, and Wal
ter Williams is here to Invite the jour
nalists of Spain to a show which the
governor will give." t
f . 1 9. 9.9.9. 1 9. 919 9. Jl t I f. . 9 9 9.
t In tiie Stud-Season 1905. i
g Gay Highlander, Jr.
!
!
lis
'
i
i
to-'
LEE LINE STEAMERS
For Carat brravllla and
tDdincti,
Wr
TSAMBB.
Two Kinds of People.
Some are all right all day if they
begin the day all right; but some
oiner people are a:i rijht a.l (:ay any
way, because if they don't begin the
day right they jerk it Into light. Or
Vice Siseon in ' Short TiJks."
Pegistry: No. 2276-Vol. VI.
BLACK 'it
lentucky 1 horoughbrcd.
COMBINATION
SADDLE AND HARNESS I
Stx. the RkMd Line:
-tire; OAT IltOHLANDKR. No 111"..
Urnd sirei HIGHLAND l &.NMAKh',
Xo. -
Dm: H.OKA Pft tTtf. No IM
uu.n!u;DULUIHNo.79. 5
moral:
Get Some of thr Hijhlandr Blood. "
Wilt "tniid Ihii liii'ii tokliaiiU-d
nuo.ber ot Binrnvpd main. ,,
For infuriinliim. tmrai. eti-., txldrew ' ..
H. M. HARRISON,
TTLr II ."V W ( . I . -...nn
io- moo wainur Ot., V.AIKU, ILL. . I
riBTCia.
s.tlt Lee.... -..Tundy and Pri-d-'
-..4 p m
For Mompbli and War X-iidlnr.
Stacker Ue Wednwday, lira
For Fralfht aad P-aaat Apply at
Hanidaj PhMllpa Wharfboa. Calrk
ROBERT K. LEC.
Geo era! Uaaacar,
Qaaaral OSoa, tn Frost gtr-Mt.
Mmapaia TtiaM
t
: j
i 'i 1 1 1 n tt 1 a ' t
-uutricin s liotiiea ana kf
t
: m
B El El R
(.nocrlcin s "Barbarossa J
Smith Brothers
it 1 iLiii s "Darijarossa )
I REMEMBER
t US FOR j . Established 1870
In'erect paid on time denpsits nt the
rate of three per cent per annum-
THE BIG STORE !
COM FORTS
BLANKETS
AND
UNDKRWEAR
" 1300 8 YVa&hington Avenue
Dealers In everything that is
i A. Al. Snence&Co.
pood i f . . .
to eat, rtne and wear. Exclu-dv atrents I ,t' H Mnl oovsaA-renne.
I i,r ivi'i.n . I - - . -
" m.. i t t. o viticoraicu toiieei. i4...................
IV1. jr. Howloy,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Rest Estate Bought and Sold, Rents
Collected, taxes paid and Con-
veyaneea Written.
7C2'Z Commercial Averu. : " j
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