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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4. 1905
THE; CAIRO BULLETIN
Eatabliabefl 1 80S.
Published Dally and Sunday by the Bulletin
Company, at 7u8 Ohio btreet, Pbone U.
BUBSCIUI-TION RATES BY MAIL.
Invariably Cuh in Adrauc.
One yfar, Pally and Sunday......
tiDe year, Huniay (only)...........-..
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.,
6CTBfiCIlIPT10N RATES BY CARRTI'It
By earner In Cairo 60c a month
by carrier oataide Cairo.... ..60c a muotn
NOTICS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Siilncriber will confer a favor by rtnorting
U this orHcatiy lack of prompt delivery ou ta
I tart of carriers.
Kotsmi at, Ibo Cairo poslotfice aa Hecond-claa
Mall Miruw
1
TALK IT OVER WITH US.
Ami let us tell you why it 13 wis to
ajvertise in the columns of The
ihilletln.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT
A vi rage daily :;nd Sunday rircti
latiou for one year end.ng ie
combor 31 195
Avrus daily and Punday circu
lation for the month of March.
VMo .3035
Pi C
0 1 "'u
215:1
t'lCJ
2oi.;2
21 !i
222
21:14
2U'0
.....2!7e
22-12
. 2120
21S9
2200
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.....220)
31..... 4 2210
The above is a correct statement
of t'.:e circulat en of the Cairo Bulle
tin, dally and Sunday for the year
1904 and for the month of March.
1003. CLYDE SELUVAN,
Rnritus Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to l et.)-..! nic
(his first day of April, Km...
R. L. GILBERT,
(Seal) ! Notary Public.
The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
lowing places
Coleman's, 214 Eighth street
. Halllday House newt stand.
Walker's, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Union depot
, ANNOUNCEMENTS
; City Election April 18, 1905.
For Mayor.
HaWn been petitioned by a lie-Re number
ofcitiienof C.iiro t becoin'n a candidate for
re-election to ihe office o' motor, I hve da
tided to do no and hereby a- nr' n -e mynelf
s candidate lor mayor ot uiro at llie . n-iulnir
election. ( ui iib Wiktbb
The llulletln is autliorized to anniunee
Oeorge Parsons an the citizens" cauilidate (or
miii.r of C aiiO, at the election Tuesday, April
w, lauf,.
For City Treasurer.
The Hullt'lin in anlli"ried to announce
Jaatea Quinn ai a candiiial e fur City Tre,-urr
ut the euuing city elecliun to be hdd April IK.
Police Magistrate.
The Kitlletin luauthoriied toannonrce .1011 N
II. KOH1 ' SON a acun. 1,'iiUe for re-elect ion lo
tliaotHceof Police MuuifUate ai the eoiuini(
cily cite iuii to be be Id April 18.
The ilii'l.-tio ia anthonxe-1 to announce
JUlXiE A. J. Kii"8 as a c mili tate f..r po ii r
rimRihtrate, aubjeet. to ine dicinion of the vot
ers at the poila on Tiewlav, Apiiltmli.
For Alderman First Ward.
We arc aiithorined to annoon"e Junin Mro
ban an a cand'dn'e fir re-ehctiou ai Alder
man front the finj'. Ward.
For Alderman Third Ward.
The Itulli-tin ii niUior red to ar.romi-e!I.
Sevinonr Antrim an a cumtidate for alil.-rnian
ot the Third ward at the thsumir cey e c tiou.
Alderman Fourth Ward.
The Bulletin in a ittmr I'd to ainour.ee W.
F. Mint-in o a C:iudulitc for A (li-ritmn frnin
the fourth Ward at tlie enauiug city el ct 011
to be held April IK.
For Alderman Fifth Ward.
The Hulletin Is ant hor'red to announce Pre 1
Tt. N'eOiitu a cantilM lor a drnnnn of the
riCh ward at IbeeniuOig city elictioo.
ANOTHER DIG CONTRACT.
Th3 Bulktin is jdeasel to an
RO'tcce that its advertising deprrt
ir.trit through Mr. W: It. Shelton, man
ager, ha.; clesei a 5.0 )i:;eh contract
with th? RheJ'.s Burford Furniture
cmipany, oae of the city's larg-st
ttif icantilo insutntioa:-, and in fact
one oi" ls- large : l ctinci-rns f i's k nil
in the midi'le west, having larg.? coab
lhibmontr. in Cairo, Indianapolis. Iji.i
isviile, Pashicah, Motnid City, East St.
Louis. I.exingtcn. Ky., JrfTersonvillo
aid Net? Albany, Ind., and a largo
number of cb;es in the South, repre
sent 'n 5 a fetal investment of several
tmm'red thousand dolars. The total
number of sfort-" own"d by this great
compiny aggregares forty nine. Of
thi.-s none are more flourishing and
c.atr.
T--.r.trfi fr-.an fre- l-lr-o tr,rr. in tV:i
r't.
and. under the wise and saeici-
cas rr.an2jerrient of Mr .A. IT. New-iio-.n
ir Is growing and expanding at a
rapid rate.
T.ho Rr.odes-Burford company ia a
' ' :t iasliintioii End it consiitu'es in
t mercantile sense not an inconsider
ab!" part c "Greater Cairo.1
The advertising contract was male
1 2022 1G.,
2 2020 17..
3 2015 13. .
4 203C 19..
5 ID.'iO 20..
C IPCS 21..
7... 197tJ 22..
8 l!)So 23..
9 iyci 24..
10 198G 25..
11 1910 2C.
12 1!)75 27..
13.. 21ii 28..
14... 2110 0..
15 .....2147 3..
at Tin' Bulletin's advanced rale, which
is a Milter rule than l asked by any
of the Bulletin's competitors, anil is
proof of the high opinion in" which
The Bulletin's advertising columns
arc held by the largest advertisers of
this city. They recognize the superior
jiin:i select, neiti v men i nuin iiii
' onablc-i them to reach and which can
I only lie reached ihrouo.h The Pulletin.
That tl:s big contract will prove a
paying Investment is not. a matter of
doubt or chance. The Rhodes-liurford
company has long been a regular and
consistent patron of the paper, and
the ftc; that, its waie':ful manage
ment, is willing lo pay more for The
litillt-tin's advtrlising space than is
asked by any other Cairo paper indi
cate; ilte fat i:. factory re. alls obtained
from our ad. vrto.ing column:;.
TH
THE AGE CF
CORRECT ADVERTISING
Evt ry business pr.u-r.' !n propor
tion as it is known. The length -'
tt ".- n 1
usm
has beea la existence
groat factor, but ad
tho main factor. Of
tones:; mil the exed
and the quality f
concern give.; to its
In of course, a
vet ds rr.ent is
course the ehc;
lonco ef goods
sTv'ifi which a
customers are essentials of success.
People buy of the concern that a'.
vc: .ises beest'.iso the advert!, enicnt
not. only Rives the necessary iiiforni-i-
tlon as to where the articles no ded j
can be i ou::;!ii, but to a great extent j
rr.-:'.to3 the iier.oiiid by evening the
de ire of the pablie thruigh publisli'ed
lists of eesirable thing;.
Therefore, the wise Imsine. f; mrm
tdvertisrs because evperience proves
IIku adveriisinc litiug" pro;p"tily.
Si greal ): the prosp, rity of a bu. I
ties; that !.s largely adve-Used that
when the time c.nnes fur tin1 t-'rejt
com ta r: :. ' i.' ti ' and m rgers of our day
lo absorb ieiS'-r cone tii-s v. hieh are
their rivals they adopt nwarrt fbej
well advertised concern a I i ft't ;rent j
iceurse fii '-ni th.il pursti' d toward i
con co
with
men I
ieie.
rns wit eh Have not Hie stn-ns h
the public that runeh advertise
brings. Hiu:ion (Te-:.) f'hron-
In anoxic" column will be found
a list of the candidates for the var
ious city offices. Tlte b t-'al 1 me l'mit
for the liiirg of nomination papers
was up last midnight and 'here will
be only two candidates for mayor
M'i-sis. Claud? Winter and George
IV 1 The Bulletin Ins been wait
ing until th? last, day to wee whether
there might n::t. be other candidates
fov the mavoi'al y in ad li'dn to the
Iwo n: 'tit'one l he fore "taking tides."
The Ik'-t is now closed and the next
ayor must be either Winter or Par
sons. 1 he Hulletin will announce to
morrow morning its position in re
gard to t ese two men and give rea
sons for i's decision.
Ac:o dir. 3 io the- Ch'c r.-. Recorl
Heial.l. siae-.e j;:,u :iry ip 1 pii.i not.
very long ago sovv.ntt e: men have
b cn murdered in Chicig , forty have
been murderously assaulted, seventy-
'hre-j burglaries have been committed.
in I one hundred and t wenty-nine men
'tavo bee'.i held up and robbed on the
Jtreots a total of two hundred and
fifty felonies committed within the
space of ninety days. After fettling
the municipal ownership question to-
lay, the Windy City ought to settle
the question as to who is going to
control the city, the law or the law
break rs.
"Greater Cairo"
capped.
must no! be Inndi-
ChicatjO elects her mayor today, tt
looks like a cinch f-,r Judge Dunne.
VSeVeVvNrWWVrWVAArVNPVrV
35 YEARS AGO TODAY.
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From The Bulletin of April 4, 1S70.
A pel ition was I. oil;;,
ins the cily council t
tiirrs ef the thy a pr
scribe doo,ii.iii 10 the
circulated, ask
1 submit lo the
'position to unh
eal ital stock of
the railroad
acfi e I 1 "pr.
co.r.pany that woiiltl
the wot k nf building a
fro
:n o.
and
tttii.
IpO:
O
ate
io
;'i ;
Cairo to tap th-:
load sii'iiien he! 1
1 1 f Col 1 minis."
t
Tke Ye
ttiot! v a ;
o.g were ;
.ir.-.ti.'.ei.l ;
ang Mel
org 1 :i 1
h
L. W.
("irk I inn as -oci-in
Cairo. Follow
: C. P. Par.ons.
illweil, vie,! p:e- i
, treastf i r; it. S
lir.g secretary;
ir iing s. cr.'iai v.
,t
W. Ste
:u, c.tne
k. rcKe
' of dire.-t
Ei-.y l. Mi
and .1. M.
p :i
, IVC
is:
hod
I.ans
e.'.ui
A.
,t
.':n:ngs ttud
hurch; J. it. i
sdcil,
and
rresi;yierian
P. C. Ta'.for.l,
.1 : 1
M ri
;. .1. alt
i
tt cti: G. V. Aid
:ri.-'tia church.
n and .1 ihn
Tii;
Jo
.ran
C
Cahii van app;
.' the mayor,
d f.,r," said Tin-
el
'.el
:1k :
poi
!l..t
Job;
w.
lor
i i.. r:
' ll:g
l.i run
tr.
S C:
I iir
Circuit court
'let!. D. J. Blito
w as
r pr
Ill !--. slut
-iiitiLr; Je
Mel'ai in. y,
wo a
hn Q.
pros-
liar,; an, riei k ; J.
ecu! ng attorney.
F.
"Saffurd. Morris i- Can-lee bae tot;
iirrant ticlo ts from l.iverpo I, Im-hm-detry,
Glasgow or Q'nenstiiwn to
Cairo for $.',o Z. Think of it only
f:fty dollars fare from the obi country
lo Cairo. Every forejgn-r in Cairo
sho.dd st-nj out for his. frii r, and
relatives."
M. L. Barrow ;is appointed s
fnti-mtilopist and was coming
Cairo ' t) classify Cairo's insects.'
ale
to
"The admission ef Adtibert Ames
into the senate of the United States
was an outrage upon decency. IB3
I
I
$10.00 REWARD .
THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY PERSON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES' OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
credential
read, 'I, Adcibert
Ames.
Brevet Major
Ami), Pro vis
S.at- of Mi. si
that A.if Sin il
Genera! United States
:nal Governor of the
e;ippi, ilo hereby certify i
Ames was elected I'm!
i .1 Slates
uii th-- lMh
WAS "THE GIRL AND THE BAN
DIT" BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AND
A CHARMING PRIMA DONNA.
The
Cirl and the Bandit"
eompiered at the opera
cane
house
!a: t night. I'. yotid any (ptes'ion it
,va;; the great. -at co.nie opera that has
visited Cairo this season, or for many
-(asotis, as for that, and there have
been sunn: go. l ones le-re the past
winter. For tutu f iltu ss it is : uperhif
'o any ivcmt
Jin glint;, (atcii
!!:. 1,J IV fuli(.iW e
cession and at
laus
;.' airs
U'it ot!
al eiun-octidii.
and swinging
or in quick sue-
the last one is coin
trying to decide on
11 '
a hieh one is t lie prettiest. There is
enough pretty music in the opera for
half a iloxen operas. Not since Floro
dora, with its "pretty maidens," or
the "Prince of Pilsen," with its "Mes
sage of Yiolers " captured the country
has anything like "The Girl and the
Bandit's" music appeared, ami it ii
the truth to say that even these two
great favor.tes cannot equal "The Girl
and the Bandit's" wealth of pretty ly
rics. Every number was enthusias
tically applauded and encores, were
so many that they could not. be count
ed. Several selections appoach th
iign'ty of gtand opera, the sextette,
in the :econd net being a really not
tlde number and strikingly beautiful.
And there was plenty of fun in the
jpora, too. Whoever fcaid its music,
was what saved it was wrong, p
loeds nothing to save it. It saves it
telf. It is true 1 he plot stem., to be
pulled off ami on at times, like a man
would pull tiff "his coat, but the fun i t
lever lost nor laid at ti except for
.he music, and who wouldn't lay aside
iny thing to hear that music again?
And the "Girl?" Well, it was
Cairo's first sight of Miss Viola Gil
lette. but from her first appearance
?n the stage in that beautiful solo,
"Violetta Mia." she had the audience
completely won. A magnificent, ro
;;raii). rich and full and exquisite !n
its modulation, a beautiful woman,
with a perfect form, and an attractive,
winning stage manner, Miss Gillette
was just, about the most, charming
prima donna that has' been here in
many moons. And eyes perfectly
ttlorious! Walter Jones, or "Daniel
Clanecy," as he' was last n'ght, went
to slet p arid dreamed the first time he
saw th-Mii, and no doubt he couldn't
help It. We couldn't have. Miss G:i
ieue wore several beautiful gowns,
the one in the first act being a dream
of loveliness. And in the last act in
'hor-.e military cloihes, W..-11, .
But there were others particularly
Mabel llite. A bright particular star
was she. Everything she did was cute
and her bus ness was irresistibly fun
ny. X-.v. Jones was still suffering from
that cold he had at. .St. I.uuis las',
week, but it didn't beep him from pro
ducing his usual amount of fun an i
easing tie; audit ucj. Hi. humor is
A the droll kin 1 a:., it is go id.
.bisoph Miro-.i. the "Paiidit. Chief,"
had a ba.,s voce that could almost he
heard in the lower world if he should
exert himself, and George Maci-'ar-
ami's superb baritone was delightful
'0 bear.
N'eai McNeil also
M'-s Alice Doey wa
:;a:ig will and
a petite, clever
tnd pretty girl w ho won
pp'.ausc with
' I f th her : oi ;-s.
1 r..- opera wa-; bia'ttifully costumed,
e changes wer m;ny an 1 the color
r"rts very plea.ung. The scenery
'.ens i
t i e,- i
: 't ea!
I p.
.! 1
.v. 1
ping. The open being bran
; the porperty feature a no
teae. There were not rprte
I" in the rted. but every or.e
pie
i in
tiik
The chorus was large,
' an I t no voices
v. - n ttaiuek T
were e:-
re were
r-ep' ii i
or't-v
o
in pr-ifir-i ri.
i;o,i , w on -s ej j',,. ,r .,,,,,,
tie- or.e .vord tliat f'Xpre. se,
A full it
' I ri ;:i,
its f.- :..-:
was ' De Ikrhte.l."
AN ILLINOIS M03
At
Edwrdsville Wanted
Two Prisoners.
to Lynch
i:
Iwardsv He, Ilk, April ". Prompt
m by two policemen tonight saved
acti
Mike Siock h;,) Ceo. Gowsi'y, Aus
trian coal miners, from the vengeance
of a mob and th y were taken to jail
here, after a preliminary hearing,
rharres of murder were entered
.-.gainst them. While loading a. : hot
gun. ibe weapon was accidentally dis
charged, instantly killing Mary Hum a, ;
reven years old. j
The Bulletin presents all the latest
local sad telegraphic news. '
eMutei- by the legislate, re '
dav of .I.inuary. 1S70." " !
I
i
The King of Wttrlemherg was culled
a "brewery on foot."
crfatrtSw
UIIU1I I L.U I vllw II
OF THE SEASON
Giant aj teaching The tenatora
"In parables' in respect to the San
Domingo treaty.
SHEAS .!' f.WE. j
But It Did.
Grubb -"Had that tooth
out
Did
the dentist give you gas?"
Molar -"He ('id that; he gassed
.'.way for about a quarter of an hour,
try iiii; to make me lotto; it til n'l go
ins; to hurl n;e."
Laid Them Himscl,'.
f 'it it outer ",M i . (J it ill I. lor.
e. g ; I got here yesterday were
r.ble; and you tnl.l me they vit.'
laid."
t;rro"r-"Si they w re. I laid
uiy-e.-lf on the counter only a few
s.'es befoie yi u bought them."
t hose
ter
fret h
thern
mill-
A Gob of Wisdom.
Give eat. and let. this truth soak
Each gtntJenian and lady
Your sunny face few friends will
If your character is shady.
Jiu-Jitsa in Lcve.
Doiiarby Do yon think ol
Reeks will let you marry hi,;
man
daugh-
ler .'
Wilwin I don't think. I know. I
have a jiu-jitsu hold en bis private
record. Yon have no i e 1. Didlari.y,
hat po-er a few dark secret ; give
me.
The Faithful Clerk.
"Young man," said the Hid merchant
.lernly, "I caught you kissing the
ypewrtter when I re'urne.l to the of-
nee lies morning. What have you to
ay. sir?"
"Why," replied bis bright clerk,
'you told me to aiier.d to all your du
ties in your absence."
Just a Jeicester.
An important gallant of Leicester
Met a lady, ami thus he addreicester,
"Let my arms be a neieest
Where your head loves to reicest,"
So she ran to his breicest where he
preicester.
Cause of the Quarrel.
Innitt What, a charming woman we
just passed! Why didn't you speak
to h'-r when she looked at you?
Aginnitt Oh, that's my wife. We're
not on j p I Vuig terms now. She
wants Ti move again this spring, and
I won't let her.
HAMLET FOR OUTWARD
CATION.
APPLI
By Ambrose Bierce.
FRANCIS ?.r. COCK REEL.
"'TIs bitter cold,
I am .sick at heart."
And
COMMISSIONER GARFIELD:
'I have seen nothing."
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS:
"Sit down awhile."
SENATOR HALE:
And why such dailly cast of brazen
cannon,
And
And
Doe;-
foreign mart for implements of
war.
Mich impress of shipwrights,
, whose sore ta.-k
not divide the Sunday from the
week:
fiighGrade Merchandise
at Popular Prices
Among the many real good values, which w; propose to offer to the
public this week, we would call your attention ts a lot of India Linons at
7, 8, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents.
Every number in t;i!s assortment is worth morj money thin we are
asking for th-rrt, vis have also compelte assortmcrt of Persian lawns,
long-cloths. Dimities, Nainsooks, Mu'ls, Organdies and Chiffonettes.
Our p.-eso Gcotl3 Dcpar.-ment 13 stocked with the latest styles of
Silk and Wccl Fabrics, ranging from ED cents to $2.00 per yard, and in
c'uciea a lire of Ver'.-I l.'.-j'iai', whxh is one of the r.tost pspular Fabrics
this season ar.d y;u c;i boy th:m tis week at 5? certs per yard.
LACE CURTAINS
As bojee c'c;ni,-,tj li.vc l cppraitkir.a vo wiclt to . impress upon
ycur min.-l. that wc ' tv: this ceacon a 1:rr and tetter lire cf all
Crudes of f iottirgh to. C.-u-,s;l, Rett r ; ie.Ear.cs rnd Bcnuce frame lace cur
tains than ever snd a clcs: invrctig i'.:o;i will convince ycu, that our
prices arc as l3w the lowest.
We have just cpened our spring lire cf Paratcls and Umbrellas and
will p'aco them on sale Mondiy incrning.
PV3. HYfvlAN.
Til eod n i: notv eyelt:
't Ida . rl t nt tuna jigiiro
Co.r.t.; armed t 'iruuyh our watch
SECRETARY HAY:
"My necessaries are embarked;
well."
fa re
S E X A TO It M Oi I (J A N :
"He hath not failed to pester us
message."
with
AMBASSADOR PORTER:
"My dread lorn,
Your lea us an. I fur to return
France."
MR. BAKER
v the mass.,
r. met Iiiiig I "
OE NEW YORK
I was aboiii tn
SPEAKER CANNON:
He may not, as unvalued persons
Carte for himself, Tor on his e'
depends
The safety i'nd the health of
this
whole stato.
An I therefore must his choice be cir
cumscribed I'n'o the voice and yielding of that
body
Win rcof be is t he head.
JOHN YESLEY
W.ndy : u spiral it n of
GAINES:
forced breath.
.11
DGE PARKER,
it though it bint-
"I II cros.
SEt'RETARY MORTON:
tee 11 s own icde.
It. el
GENERAL
low is it that
tm you?
LEONARD WOOD,
the clouds still hang
REV. DR. WALE:
"Every man hath business and ib
Such as i; is; and for my own
part.
'tare,
poor
l Look
you, I'll go pray."
SENATOR MITCHELL.
You must riot put, another scandal
him.
PETER V. DE CRAW:
"Fruit unripe stick.; on the tree,
But fail unshaken when tiiey mellow
be."
THE LATE GEN. M'CLELLAN.
Your noble .son 'is mad.
BOURKE COCKRAN:
can not reason."
"I
THE GENTLEMAN FROM MASSA
CHUSETTS. For murder, though it have no tongue
will speak
With most m'raculous organ.
GENERAL
ead on this
GRO.sVENOR:
book."
TOM LAWSON.
There's something in
which his melancholy
his soul
sits on
O'er
brood.
I ik) rt. t doubt the ;;atc'.i and the
ilk-course,
be unco danger.
And
"ill
ROBERT J. WYNNE.
all with speed to England.
He
THINKIN' BACK.
I've been thinkin' back of late.
jS'prl - in' And I'm here to stato
j I'm suspicious it's a sign
Of age, maybe, er decline
k
o'ce
: 1
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois, Pop
illation 16.147.
Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER.
Clerk, IX. A. HATCHER.
Comptroller, P. E TOWELI,.
Police Mogiatrate, J. If. ROBINSON
Chief of Police. T. B. PPICK.
Alexander County, Population Z2,S6i
County Judge. WM. S. DEV. E Y.
County Clerk, JESSE VI MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff. JAS. S. RtK'HE.
Coroner, DR. JAS. M. McMANES.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK U
DAVIS.
County Superintendent of School
PkOF. JOHN SNYDER.
Board of County Cemmlssionef a.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chaiituan.
GEORGE PARSONS,
DR. EDWIN' J. CAUSE.
Of my faculties and yit
I'm not foelin eld a bit
Any more than sixty-four
Aia't no young man anymore.
Thinkin' back's a tiling 'at grows
On a feller. I suppo. e
Older 'at he gits, I jack,
More he keeps a-thinkin' back!
Old as old men git to be,
Er as middle-aged as me,
Eolks'll find us, eye and mind
Fixed on what we've left behind
Rohubiliiai in' like
Titeta old tines wo used to hike
Out barefoot 1 fs-r the crick.
Long 'bout Apr'l first to pick
Out some "wannest" place to go
In a swimmiti' Ooh! my-ob!
Wonder now we hadn't died!
Grate horseradish on my hi, In
Jes' a thinkin' how eohl then
Thai-t i e v.tirter must it' ben !
Thliikiti' back
I kin call iiteir
Every little tail
Wi. h, er fought
-W'y, goodness me!
names and see
1 played
, y was afraid .
Of, and so niatle him the la st
Frit ml I had of all the rest !
Thinkin' back, I even hear
Them r.-eeliln' high and clear,
Up the crick-banks, where they se.'ni
I Still hid in the re, like a dream
And me still a-pantin' on
I T'e.e green pathway they have gone!
Still they hide, by bend er ford
j Still they hi'Je but. thank the Ixird
I (Tiiink'n' back, as I have said)
I hear lnughin' on ahead.
James Whltcomb Riley.
Boys and Child's Spring Suits
We received last Friday 300 addi
tional elegant suits of the
CELEBRATED 'ELH BRAND'
in blue serges, fancy worsteds and new
nr'xture novelties which we have placed
on sale at special low prices.
SAM'L WHITE.
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J SPAULDING'S S
S BASE BALL GUIDE I
(1055, Otlieiah
Henckell's Drug Store?
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We have re-1
ceived so much
encouragement in
the amount of
work brought to i
us this week, that
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we nave ueciueu s
m to continue a soe- if
! cial price on
Bring your pict-
I ures to us and
t have them "fixed
I up right at prices
never before of
fered in
Cairo.
in
STEWART
BROTHERS.
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Gilbert BlocK
Eighth St.
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and Cotton Pelt train' srrivt sn-1 I
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-ains arrive an! dcprt from th'
Union station, gead sijf et act! Cone
ruetctal svecue.
JIail rnrty be dpcsllfd la the box a'
th? transfer Ftation. locate! at Ce
'ra! station. TO minutes Lefore U s da
riarture of any fain.
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