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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1905.
"Master of Human Destinies am I,
Love, Fame and Fortune on my Footsteps Wait."
jut;ition frv'in the Hj iiiii iim i.f ilio f:inn'n iiuiot, ''Opprtunit written by tlio lhn. John J. Tng:ill. " ' "Z, JXTESfc?
I am master of the Real Estate Business. Opportunities are constantly presenting themselves, and if you will only avail Yourselves of them, Love. Fame and Fortune will be your Rewards,
Consult me to day, (Delay may mean untold losses to you. I have a competent force of assistants, MESSRS. V, B. HER. CHAS.P, HARRIS FRANK THORNTON, BOOKKEEPER, AND G. B. EDWARDS are
all giving their exclusive services to my clientele.
It is possible that you have some surplus cash and want it to work for you come to me, You possibly own something and want to cash it come to me. Bring me your real estate troubles.
AM THE ONLY REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST IN CAIRO. I do nothing else. Come now.
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REAL ESTATE BROKER
CAIRO. ILLINOIS
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NEWS ot FROM ,t OUR , NEIGHBORS t
) Millie .ilea of ilu inimeti-o proportions
j w.i.vr melon mlhinR lias ivaolio.l in
I nin in i4 Missouri. T.:o output i.-i
I si von ns follows: Or.n 13 cars: Mor-
. J I 2M; Crawfords Lt-mlys 50;
I r.loiUu'M T';;t; San.l Spur ; yn-lu
it .Missouri is Almost !Sivt'!l x- 1 I'ortor 73; ostntr
:": Dicli-iailt irm; Melon 8wi:ch No.
2 Melon Switch No. 3 5; Her
traml 1 i-". Hiickeyo 5.1; Suvgi'Ms 73:
.Mire;- H'.O; S.ktMon 73.
In Suu:.
Kt'iiJy ior shipment
NEWS HEAR CIO
Happenings of Interest in Towns
and Cit'e Not Far Away
PICTURE LEAD TO WEDDING
BIG FAMILY REUNION
OTHER SHORT ITEM.
Picture Led to Wedding.
Tlio nnnounremrn: Saturday of the
nKagem.?nt of Miss Stella Launtz, of
Em St. Louis, to W. Morrig Miles, of
Union City, Tenn., was tha sequel to
the retention by Mr. M les of Jmls?
William P. Latin tz, father of Miss
Launtz,' as counsel. The young man
retained Judge Launtz for some court
bii-sincis as a preliminary to going in
to the courtins business with the
JuiIks's daughter. A picture of Miss
Launtz In a college paper caused him
to taka advantage of the laws's c'r
cumlocutions to get acquainted with
her. . . . .
Died In Murphysboro.
: Loula Durrbaum, for the past 12
years .- a familiar figure about the
streets of Murphysboro, died Friday
n'ght at St. Andrews hospital atrer
sufforing since Monday with acute
pnoumonia. Ho' was aged 54 ypary
and 11 months.
Jackson County Reunion.
The Trobaugh family of JacksoD
county held a reunion Friday n"gli(
in honor of the father, John W. Tr.
liatigli. who celebrated his 70th an
iiiversai-y. The affair was a surprise
to Mr. Trobaugh, iiis children and
prundchildren driving to his home,
four miles oast of Murphysboro, late
Friday evening.
Mr. J. I.. Schrani. f..a foreman of
what is called the Mussel Camp, was
here this morn ng. He reports a fioo.i
business ia the hi valves. Mr. Sehram
is a nice gentleman.
The Concord base ball nine crossed
bats wih the Olmstcad nine yester
day. Uncle Dsn Kunnupii umpired the
pame. The score stood nineteen fj
twenty-ciu-Sn favcr of OlmsteaJ. Cha--ley
Dauksch. the catcher for the Con
cord nine, sure do get that ball.
Dr. ".V. J. Whiteaker and wife drove
to Mound City Sunday and Doe .laan't
betn gone two hours until he was
wanted at two different places. Diic
is a hustler and the pi-opl.3 all like
him.
Mrs. I. A. Crecelius has been on the
sick list, for several days.
Uncle Jim Hasbison got a 'ton of
ice yesterday from the A! wild City
Ice Mfg. So. Uncle Jim says the ice
business Is pretty good .through this
warm weather. '
BIRDS POINT, MO.
They do not tak unpleasant thins
away, they always call anti'.iiun to
the foul things they contain. The
circulating of an evil report or a
picious Mi.ry soon becomes slander
and ns such does an Injury that ca:i
never h wiped out. For in many in
stances the report on the story is
s'art.d in ruaiieo, matured in hatred,
ntvl too often is without foundation,
solely for the purpose id' getting even
i a some one for s;mse fancied in
jury." If this is so fraternally speaking how
much more in our daisy walks, m our
hcni.es and places of business should
we beware, lest we become leakins
human sewers. And if we nmv are. we
should "riht about face" at once.
Y:?3URI PACIFIC WtLL USE
NEARLY 2,000 CARS IN HAND
LING CROP OF THE LUC
IOUS MELONS.
Mr. (. C. Miller, commercial frelgh:
iger.t for the Missouri Pacific ra'l-
is getting ready to handle the
water melon crop of southeast
WIFE DEAD; HUSBAND MISSING.
Mystery at Guthrie. Ky., Puzzles Cit
izens of Town.
wav.
One of tiv most horrible murde-.;
in the history of Guthrie. Ky.. aas
just come to I giii. Pe-cy J. Luster,
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Mr. Miller, who is the agent ! "l uilu'""u"" "i"""''
(V vnipaii.y ii nuitlite, pi uiiiui :ui 11;
Cutis dizzy spalls, cired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Makes yuo well and keens voir well
Missouri.
at tatr;, which territory embraces all i
the melon producing p'.ints in
souri, will b located at Chaii.:s:o;i,
Mo., dui iiig the sh'pping season, which
begins in a few weeks.
The company ima just Issued a very
attractive folder for the benefit (if its
shipper's showing that ample prepara
tions for the immediate handling of
the big crop which is expected this
i uais wnat. tiomsters Iloci;y Mount-j season have been made. The fact that
ain Tea will d0 . S3 cents, Tea or i nearly tv; thcusatui cars will be nee
Tablets. P.. G. Schuh &. Sons. lessary to move this crop will give
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"us-! jppeared. and lying on a lied in the
on, deseited home is tue (lead body of his
t;eauutui wue, tier thi?. ptere 'd by a
bullet.
There are no witnesses to the trag
edy. ai;d no facts tire known to. in
dicate that there had ever boon the
slightest disagreement, between Lus
ter and h's wife. They were middle
aged, had no children, and had lived
in Guthrie for ten years. Their life
had been quiet, nothing on the sur
face indicating t.iat a tragedy was
about, to develop.
Lineman Electrocuted.
Arnold Smith, aged about IS years
ami whosrt h..me Is supposed to be
in St. Louis, met death near Brubbs
station, several miles north of Mur
physboro, by supposed electrocution.
Smith, with several other men, were
engaged by the Western Union Tele
graph company repairing the wires
along the Illinois Central railroad near
Brubbs. Smith was working on a
pole, when he vas seen by his com
panions to Telease h's hold on the
pole aud fall.
MARRIED GIRL WHO HAD
NURSED HIS DEAD WIFE.
Owensboro, Ky., July 31. Ten days
ago John G. Wells burled his wife,
Mary Girten nursed her during a long
Illness. Yesterday Wells and Mary
Girten came to Owensboro from their
homes ;near Pellvllle and, were mar
ried. Seldom has such a couple entered
the court house. Wells is probably
over sixty y ars of age, and, In a
way, has seen much of the world. The
woman hardly a woman, though she
does not appear to be over seventsen
years old, had never been to any larg
er town ' than her native village of
I'ellville.
OLMSTEAD.
July 31, 1905.
Jeff Rushing, the Big Ingln, was
here today looking after the Interests
of Wood & Ilennelt, grocers of Cu'.ro.
Jeff is looking well.
Will Bacons, the hustling threshing
machine man, came home Saturday
evening. W.ll says yon have to thresh
too much straw Tor a little wheat.
Miss Susie Weaver, the daughter of
James R. Weaver, sheriff of Pulaski
county, is visiting her grandmother,
Aunt Sarrah Smith,
July 31, 1905.
Mrs. William Hendricks is home
from an extended visit, to relatives
and friends at MilSeville, Mo.
Miss Margaret Blatien visited at
Charleston, Mo., returning Monday
noon.
Miss Sue Revello, of Lutesvilie, Mo
s visiting her papa and sister.
Mrs. W. E. Perce, of Cairo, 111.,
vidted here Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. J. W. Revello, and daughter,
Miss Minnie, visited Charleston, Mo.,
Sattmlay.
Waller K. Monroe, of Metalboiind,
Mo., Is a frequent visitor of late.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harris of
Cairo, 111., visited relatives and
friends In our burg yesterday.
Freddie Taylor, of Cairo. 111., visited
here Saturday. Freddie is now a mes
senger boy in Cairo anil wilt, no doubt
some day make his mark.
C, M. Smith of Sikeston. Md., visited
friends Sunday. Seems as if Mr.
Smith enjoys spending his Sundays
here.
There is to be a big suprise sprung
on the Birds Point Sunday school
boys by one of the lady teachers soon.
Get in line boys.
Mrs. M. S. Hudnall, of Smithvilte,
Texas, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
h. K. u uourke, this week.
Miss Ruth Spencer is visiting friends
in Cairo, 111., for a few days.
Mrs, T. H. Owens is visiting friends
at Hockory Grove, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll, of
Cairo, III. and a party of friends spent
Surilay on Brewer's Lake.
Porter Friedman, of Wyatt, Mo.,
spent Sunday here. Mr. Friedman has
turned his store over to his brother1
and will go back on the road drum
ming again.
Hiram Price visited his best girl
ai. w.yart, ,uo., today. How would
you like to be the Ice man?
Mrs. Alice Gadhois and Mr. Piner
and wife, of Cairo, 111,, visited Judge
Spencer and family yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheelen and dausrhter.
of Cairo. 111., visited Mrs. Albert Blat
ter. Sunday.
Mrs. L. U. Boyer departed for Grays
bnro Sunday for a few days" visit.
Mrs. J. W. Thompkins, 0f njr,i,
Mill, Mo,, Miss Emma Sanders, teach
er of the Bibb school and Mr. Roark,
of Big Lake, were pleasant visitors
here yesterday:
The-August number of the Modern
Woodman will contain the following:
"A brother who receives and carries
on evil report or a suspicious story
it his bis friend or acquaintance Is
what might be termed a human sewer.
A sewer Is for the purpose of convey
ing off unpleasant and foul matter. A
leaking sewer Is not a good thing, it
scatters the foul odors alt about and
In every way jnakes life unpleasant..
Human sewers are always leaking.
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We are Cairo Agents for the Eastman
Kodaks.
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Sylph Flour
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We also do developing,
printing and mounting in
the best possible style.
Send us your films and
we will turn the pictures
out in a way that cannot
help but please you.
We aim to keep in touch
with all the latest "doings"
in amateur photography
and would be pleased to
help you in any way pos
sible in your kodak work.
JOHNS. JENKINS
ARCHITECT
1006 Commercial Avenue, Cairo
THE BUCtER-WGODFORD
PACKING CO.
BUTCWEHS & PACKERS
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lights. Roofing, Cornice, sntf Steal
Ceilings.
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Thursday, August 3 rd, 1905.
Through the M Rhine, the Alps
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RATE FROM CAIRO, ILLl $17.50
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FOR THE ROUND TRIP
..Return limit 12 days, Including date of sale. Good for stop
ai rnnaaeipnia ano wasmngion, returning, pfvlded tickets
are deposited with agent immediately on arrlvl
For full Information and particulars as to rati, tickets, IJm
its, etc., can on or address the undersigned.
WARREN J. LYNCH, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt
J. M. STONE, T. P. A. ELMER SMITH, Tl
Cairo, Illinois. Union Depot,
C. L. HILLEARY, A. O. P. A., 8t. Loii, Mo.
Cincinnati, O.
ket Agent,
Cairo, Illinois.