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THE CAIRO BUI LETIN MONDAY MORNING," AUGUST 28, 1905
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REES & NORDMAN
317-319 Twentieth St., CAIRO, ILL., ?
is the Steam Bakery from which to fc
buy
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ANNA.
SHEWS OF THE RIVERS:
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from a
Carbon.
The Stacker
morning from
trip on her wav to
departed at noun.
August 27, 1905.
Mist. Hoiiih Soay visited her aunt,
Mrs. If. L. Bell, at Makanda h few
days list week.
Mrs. C. C Munsaker and two chil
dren are Kues'.s of Cairo relatives this
wc-k. .
Roy He:-s went to leha.non Tuesday
and visited these a few days with
friends, returining to Anna Saturday.
! L 15. Wheeler, who has been work
ing at. East St. Louis, has returned to Carrie V.
Anna and will be employe,! " L. J. M. Michael.
Buck's store. . -Misses
Katherine Mendenall and
nio Pelley returned Saturday
week's visit with friends at
dale.
Mrs. Dixie McKinncy is Visdiinj?
Mrs. S. F. Walton at Chicago this
week.
Miss Clara K. Graves, a domestic
t-cienee teacher ef Kwlug College, was
in Anna Friday and gave demonstra
tions a! ttip Mangold-Alden store for
the benefit of the Lilac Club.
John Fulienwider, of Indianapolis,
arrived tulay for a visit with his raoth
v: Mra. W. N Fulienwider.
1 Mth. Bert Gladden and Bon of Whit
Int., Mo., was the guest of Mrs., J.
JjV. llunsaker, the past week.
Mrs. ,1. It. Teak, of Makanda. spent
''part of" last week with Mrs:- W. W.
Thomas. .
V Mrs. F .Norrid ,and sun, of Centralla,
: arrived ' Friday for a vii.it with the
family of H r. Norrls.
Rev. and Mrs. William Raker of
Mound City are f-pending a few days
in Anna with the family of C. H.
Kirkpa trick. 1
... Mi. and Airs. Taylor IvuM aili;,l'4
the reunion at CiiiiwiinUU ftmi i.'S3!.
' Prof. W. 11. Taylor, who has been'
In Anna for the past year, left today
f ra tnontli'a visit af, Ridgeway, Mo.
The tjllae Club gave a social at
it lit; reidene. o., !I r. and Mrs. Geo,
?. W. Hess. tiuhe,'a laia'ir6wd wa s
:! ln'iufiuii&ce? 5r;r " !f-T""l
'I ' Mrsl- MJS.L cCarty anil gfanddaugh
", ter, Miss Mary, of St. Louis, are the
guests of Mrs. P. C. Wllloughhy.; ,,
Miss Eva Roberts returned Saturday
from an extender visit with friends
at. Herrin and Murphyshoro.
Iyew! Calhoun, of Buncombe, ar
rived Sunday for a week's visit with
Ira Brooks.
Tuesday, Ausutit 2a. will be the op-
eninn day of the Southern Illitu.
Fair. Some very fine horses are al
r ady here, attracted by tho increase
in premiums. Friday the automobile
v;vrc will be the chief feature. Offi
cers of the association are endeavor
inj? to make this the most successful
fair ever held here. The Hyt Comedy
Company will play nt Miller's Opera
house each evening this week. :
Few Arrivals and Departures Here
Yesterday Capt, R. E. Lee
Home r;om Aboard.
Arrivals Yesterday.
Starker I.w, Charlotte Hwckler.
Departures Yesterday.
Stacket. I.ee, Herman l'eupcke.
Boats Due.
Gate City. Saliillo, Mary
Jf
Business on the b-vee yesterday waj
quiet, only one packet boat, in port
Owinc o 'he qnarantioe business will
he quiet at the wharf boat for some
time. --v
Th .' guage ' at I u'clock yesterday I
afternoon registered "-"'.7, yhowing a
rise of 0.3 in 21 hours.
Iee arrived yesterday
Memphis with a fair
St. Ixmis. SI
I lie t liarloitt- noecKii r arrived ye-
tenlay morning from Hickman, Ky.,
wi'h ij bnrces of paper wood, she
Iv, in charge of Capt... Isaac lirooks.
The Wash Hoiii-hil arrived Sa'U'
day eveniiiK from the upper Ohio. Shi'
will perhaps leave today.
The Herman I'eapcke left this morn
inj; f"- F.jreUidd, Ark. The T'acpcke
was laid up ihree days on ai'i ounr of
but tied b.
iiu-
Thtiate nty will arrive Mil' ai'Ur
noon from Hickman. Ky. blie a in
charge of Capt. Shepard.
The S'tltillo is ih.'e
SI . Louis on h"r way t
river.
tomorrow from
i the Tei'iiest"'
The Mary M. Michael is due from
Ban-field, Ark., with a tow of logs.
The Carrie V., is due from below.
Ra4 th
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Cairo Bulletin (or tfc
Capt. Riley HarpoH of the Barrett.
la an applicant, for membership in
St. Louis Harbor No. 28.
I ' . U t t
William H. Connors, who was se
verely injnre.ii several weens ar;o on
the steamer Birmingham at St. Louis.
is able to be around again.
Capt. Robert E. Uf, of the li
packet bout company, ban ri'ttirn
from his trip abroad.
Interesting Experiment.
An experiment made u few 'days
aw of raising a wreck from the bot
tom of the sen through foriy-two feet
of water by means of a new appnra-
A Painiess Cure of Curable Pain
. Never resign yourself to suffer pain. Women's
pains are curable. They are the sign of dangerous
conditions of the female organs, which should be
promptly attended to or dangerous results will follow.
TAKE
m m mm ymw mm
IT COMES TO WOMAN'S RELIEF
whenever she suffers from any of woman's biting and weakening painc.
It not only compels the pains to stop, but It follows up and drives cut
the cause of the pains, which prevents them from coming back.
, ; H makes you well. Try it.
Sold everywhere In $1.00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, in strictest confid
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
(in plain sealed envelope"),' how to
cure them. Address: Ladles' Advisory
Dept.,Tht Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
'Chattanooga, Tenn.
"WITHOUT A PAIN,"
writes M.iry Shelton, of Poplar
Bluff. Mo., " I c.n do ttiv housework,
although, before taking CAKDUI, two
doctors had dnne me no Rood. I can
truthfully say I was currd hy Cardul
I want every sufterlnp, lady to know i
this wi nderful medicine, '
FOR OUR FINAL CLEAN-UP WEEK
imO WIHERE YOU WILL Look over the various stocks, ask about quality, inquire about credit, and after all, A!
yon will wind, up here. Xno House sells as good goods or oners sucn liberal term
You can get that something new for the home and pay us as you are able. j
FOUR PASSENGER
. .LAWN SVJIfJG
of credit as we do.
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Rug and Matting
Bargains
Rugs, 9x12, that will wash. $4.50
Rugs, 9x9, that will wash. . S3. 50
Eureka Brussels, 9x12 S II 2 5
Extra heavy Brussels, 9x12 . SIS.00
Brussels Carpets, good quality 45fi
Ingrain Carpets, fast colors. . 24C
Heavy Ingrains, 65c grade. . . 4SC
All-wool Ingrains, 85c grade. 65c
Just aa illustrated. Made of bardwood, tntlt
very strong. Will hold 1.000 pounds. The
frame is bolted together with iron rods with
cap. on the-ends which prevent the frama
from getting loose. The frame la painted
red. The scat and back are of a natural
finish. Sold regularly for 4.50. , Our special1
closing price
Extension
Table
iwr;
Just ns tttiiBtrflt"l. U built of
well Bnnneil oak. Has larK
top," fitted with hnrft5VOf.it Ftffl-s.
which work perfectly 4y, fl
fxtP!nls out fiir enoiiph t, .'.-t
ight or ton pem-.te c!mr-.rtatly
Has Ftn'-h lee, which arc- tit
ted with ey )iat!-ttiirin r
tpr?. This Utile sold roRnlariy
for our special Clean -
lp Price
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rill V: -7 n4t V-'- 'Vi If fl V, jfipwin
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AND THE BALANCE 81. O A TVKKK Fop. THIS T J I H E K - V IPC' E BIRCH MAHCWMNY
St'ITE. It Is vubMoiitiiiily ond .solidly built from choice ctoe (train tjirch, ttiiifht-d in roidi iii
Fuite would be appreciated and beautify any parlor. Made to sou regularly fur s.m. we oner a StSSmSO
1 3200 Down
fr;im
REFRIGERATORS ,
There Mill rcrmilni a fair aaort-im-m,
runsiMliii? f kiics tht nr
most wauled, W and Ti-pound
he c-i"k Tin- one we liow hern
I.- Just iis piotorf shuwH It. Mflda
et ti.e h'.Rh'-f-t Ri-ade f material
throuKtiinil nrid (fiini-Hniwd to
Kff-o totid pure, formuroef but vary
little Ire. Was t'M. Our epecial
t tin n-1 p Price
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a number this week in cur Clean-Cp Sale for.
Remember YOUR CREDIT IS ML
T TMBS STORE
You can mend
and
f;t It htrm
Just tha mmm aa
If you cams
In
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LAfZGEST HOUSEFURHISHERS SH THE WORLD
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W. L. BOREN LUMBEK CO.,
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We ara prepared to furnish you all kinds of lumber for building pur
poses. Get our prices, m . .
Dell Pliotve 222. , 15th Jo 18th Street and Big 4 R. R.
tus invented by Nicholas b l!) and ;
patented by the Italian government, ;
provfd a Kteat. tiiu-cess. !
The wreck consisted of n lmr.se load
ed with building material, wbicn linn ;
?oiif to the boMoni four year.-s at;o.
All the authorities witnessed the
.-uu'fe. si ill exnermieui. as soon art a
liver h;id fusieii'd the wreckage l
i the H)ar.vus and the air iiiiiiih be-
s;iiii to work, the wreck row to the
i surface of tin- water us if bv nt.iic.
The appara'tis eonsisls of a. wries
if clipticitl air chamliers made of thick
rubber and waterproof canvats, each
having a liftiiiR capacity of sixty ton.,.
many of these air chambers can be
i used an would no ri'uinrod iy the
, weight of the sllltlkell vennel. Wlo-ll
(lie air In coniproNKed by ordinary ma
chinery Into Ihfise air chambers (heir
jlil:itiK captteiiy increases in propor
tiun with the air prosure.
A repreKinlat Ive of the Japanese
government witnessed the operai lou.
land ncKol iatlons are now pending for
the use of Hie lelpu invention In lb'
raising of the many sunken warships
at Port Arthur and Ihe Sea of Japan
The next. e:,periinetit, which Kljiiioi
lelpo Ik Id undertake very soon, will
be the ralsim; id the sunken sleiimer
I'iilro. near Alexander, nt the request
(if the ICuypiliin Kovenment,
There ace nleuil (i.nuu.lKiil bushels of
coal at, l'iltsbiit'K awnllllig a coal boat
HtUJiO.
A Mother Song.
t'ndor my heart nestle closer find tichtnr.
tint, to the darknexa the world tushc.i
on.
The bonds of the world shall grow slight
er and uliuhtfr
While we hold communion here; I and
my sou.
Tcndfiod love brought thy body to bo-
Ititt.
Thai will 1 foster In fullent enntrol
Hut the fni her Omnipotent, ull-wle,
THE NATIONAL GAMES
iii,
nth'd
BOUl.
on that body and gave
Mi
lt a
thou'rt the, child of
Prido holds the
I'leih "f my fleah.
Ambition,
In my luettm-rharlot
rein,
Ttioii. hy mv lovlnc. relentless tuition,
hhalt fiiildon In stone all my casllcs of
tjpulii.
Yet, In liiv b'-nrt, hold I feur of that
morrow
Tn wh"" Irresistibln rnmlnn ! yhld.
Alas! must my lonelineau, lahor and sor
row (
Hurl Hue, etc the tteason for pain be
isiveale'l? i
f'hlld of the World, thy new Kingdom's
lierorn meet
l.fing ih i.i pathway that inillienH bay
tiod,
Wilt, thou reproach that In tiavail t bin
i.t). -f.
AihI K.nc Dien I,, men when I tonl; the';
fiolil tlod?
MmiwuiuI lloilon l'otter 111 Harper'
r.a.Hr.
Chicago .
lios'loii
Alt ruck Htidt Me
iiiry iiml i 'fitter.
Ss:'tnl I'anie:
Thirteen la Lucky.
fpth Nation, father of James?, the
bpi Istnnt slate Hiulitor of Kansas, Ins
no fear for the number thirteen tie
wtn bom on April l.'l, onllidod In the
war on August 13, was nominated
treasurer of Neosho county on Hoptoiri
ber lfi and was Intiurtnraled on Octo
ber 13, svl h:t h-td thirteen children.
Getting Even With Austin,
Iff Alfred Anut in" says there never
was a preat woman poet.
She Well, if the women poets
wanted to be personal (hoy could tell
Alfred Austin thai bis case was equal
ly hotcless.
AMERICAN LnAOUU
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'arlatid; Gibson,
Chicago , . .
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Mailer t s -Owen
ter ind Arbiusler.
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and Ktillivun; Whi
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Uatteri.:. i'efy and
ovMUiend and K.Ui'idjje.
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St, Louis . .
Wai-hil!,e,ton
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llllehatiau
1 leydon.
and Spencer;
lions concurred in. The motion was
adopted by I ho following vote: Aye
Antrim, Fuller, June, Koehler, Uiw
ler, N'eft, Nordman, Simon, Snyder,
Werner and Wood II. Nay Nellts,
1.
Judse W. S. Dewey, with permis
ion, addressed the council in behalf
of the pellrbll of Hoyd and Ctibler
for platting of ground.
Petitions.
The following biiililiii petitions
were read and return,! to Ihe. Huibl-
eomniittee:
K.eni C. Orettn, to erect, a one
story dwelling to cost $l,tlll() on lot
2ii, block ii, second Keuchter & LanB
den addition.
Ityroii U and Marry It. Kills, to
erect a I wo Hlory dwelling to cost
about l,ntt(i on lot ;',;, block 71, cliy.
James J. iyiiykeiidull, to creel a five-
room cotlano to cost about, $xnii on lot
28, block o, second Keuchter H, IO lin
den addition.
Coliliilia C. Kiiyderdiill, to erect a
flve-wiom cottage to cost, about $800
on lot 2, block TI, second
&i Latisden addition.
Res.fl Ut Cairo llullU U.r Uom
It aurrfKineofs i'
Smith Brothers "
THE BIG STORE
1300-8 Washington Avenue
Dealers in evorythlntr that la Rood
to eafc, uw and weaf. Kxelualvflaftnnti
for 1,AN avL'b (iBlebrated CofJeei.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(Concluded from Third Pago.)
Nellbi, iui,l HiiSder, .". Aldennau Ful
ler ii.t. lied.
The imildlrix conimltlee reported
furl her recoiiiiueiidliiK (hat Cbas. lain
ciiMter be not grunted a permit, to
eit ct a waon shed 11x10 fi'ef on lota
(1 and 7. block !!, city.
, Ablei tiiiltl Kotdller tuoVeil Unit Ihe
report be rucelved and recommend
fol-
Resolutions and Motions.
Alderman Koehler ofl'Cred the
lowing resolution:
Itesolvcd, That a crossinK bo laid
m east sbl" of Cedar at, Kiejith at reel
riinnlnn north and south; of , cither
brick or stone.
Aldermen Snyder nn,i Fuller offer
ed the following resolution:
Kesolved, That Hie streid. coniniit-
et. lie lnslruclod to bavtt tno piatiK
walk on w-id side of llolbrook live
lute, bet ween Twenl y-thinl and Twen
ty-first si reels repaired..
,A lileriiiuii Kuehler moved that Ihe
I'oreuolni! rcsolnllonn' In; referred to
the at root eomniittee. Tho motion
watt adopted.
The official lunula of J, M 11iivhh;e,
as fctieet . bupervirior aim an pound-
keeper and tho pawnbroker bond of
Simon .I. Michelson were road and re
ferred totthe finance committee.
The mayor placed in nomination
Robert. A. Hewitt as assistant chief
of the fire department. Alderman Law
ler moved that the nomination be
confirmed. The motion was lost by
tho following vote: Aye-Fuller, Koeh
ler, Law ler,. Neff, .Vood6. Nay
Antrim, June, Nellls, Nordman, Simon,
Snyder and Werner 7.
The mayor nominated P. W. Bar
clay, George 13. Oliara and Keel Green
to succeed them selves as direc.f.orn
of tho Cairo Public Library. Alder
man Snyder moved that, the nomin
ations be confirmed. The motion was
adopted by the following vole: Aye
Antrim, Fuller, June, Koehler. Law
ler, Hnydor, Werner and Wood 12.
Nay None. '
Alderman 'Fuller-moved that a fire
plug , bo order.vi nt Twenty-! lllrd and
Sycn tnore si reels. Alderman Lawler
moved to iiniend to include a fire plug
at. Thirtieth and Sycamore atreetn.
Fouehtor Alderman Neff moved to adjourn.
I 'Vy-tr, t,i,,ll(,n ti ndtruirn uinfl inlnnted bv
Ihe following vote: Aye Antrim,
June, Koehler, Neff, Nordnian, Simon,
Werner and Wood--S, Nay Fuller,
Lawler, Nollis Snycler 1,
Tho eounell then adjourned.
R. A. HATCHLR. City Clerk.
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