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Pnra frntt (nicest crashed 1 1
trait and nut null of ail EI
kinds. V
Allen' Confectionery, f
mi Washington Atcno. 11
npmiB swsbs MHmum" 1
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E- J. HODGES COMPANY.
AL ESTATE AND LOAN iROKCR.
rt j want U buy, H M axehanae farm er town ffttg
at ana. W mak peclalty of thla cUa of buainee.
Orrica at 117 Ohio St, Cairo), III.
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS J
..DISWOOD, ILL.
I ft Hi.
September 5.1905.
September has opened up with some
nice cod weaih -r and everybody seems
in ;iiir iuif It.
Kl abide breaking, hay .is and
win k (if all kinds is now g dug n.
Tlu"e was n interesting Kami of
buse hall played at Diswood last Sun
ilay by DiffWini.ru first uml second
teams. TU3 (.oori. was 3 to fi in tavor if
the first team.
Thomas Nelscn and family vis 'toil
relative near Dongola on last Sunday
Mr. Jehu Elvin parsed through D;s
w;od with a drove of fine rattle, he
will ship them from Theirs, 111., to S,.
Louis, Mo.
Hczie Hargis and Cicero Hargis are
clearing off a nice rove near Diswood.
M s. H. L. Wr'ght made a business
trip to Unity the first of Lie week.
Tlit re are no: to many saw log
pi'siug by now as common, but mine
prjps go by in abundance.
There rc t to rimhI prices for
all kinds of timber.
Smith benfit U improving afiet hav
inn a i-pell of malarial fever.
Health Is very good for this pea.-o.i
of tin year take the vicinity over.
Well, it will coon be opossum time
and we will hear old Towner lurking,
School will commence the "II, h of
September with 4Mr. Twent? as teach
er. As a general 'thing there is a large
attendance at our school. enough tJ
g'.ve a young teacher plenty to do.
Sir. John Haas is doing some good
work baling hay in and around Dis
w od. - .
The saw mill can be heard singing
regular every day,
'There 'Is no use. for any jone to be
idle now for ther ia plenty of wcrk
to do for all and good price paid.
pick ui) some ear. The flagman of i
this train failed to so back f.ir j
enough- to protect I; and extra No. ''7 j
north erasned into it, demotwning die
calxose and two box cars. Fire ma a
on Xo. i'7 jumped and sprained lii
iinkle 1ml no one elst was hurt.
Wreck was cleared in about twi
lioin's and irains running as usual.
We understand the llagmnii who is
s:iid to have caused the wreck resign
ed this not nitig.
Mi--. A .i.i Piaiti, A ".lii 3 t.ii. n sn,i
iKs it' liwes spent la.-l week visi'iiiti.
friends In Anna.
Mr. tnd Mrs. J. F. Welsen of Mound
City sp lit Sunday in our village.
Mrs. McCtxd, lw s visiting frien.ls
iu Chicago is reported to be very sick.
Most of the Chicago excursionists
have returned and report a very pleas
ant tint spent in the Windy City.
Mr. (e org,- l!nck!e tits ;icce,ul a
In,-,!!:,.!! ;is laiittuy el.rU wi'-ii the
I'- loe 1 1 iin ia lailro'd i',.iiii.iuv ,oid
I! i in t 'I: !-.:-. diUOo 1 i
III! t I ,
Ti.i- I'ld.i -ki Ciuiiit Teacl.e.s' In
-li.ut.'wil e unfile Monday. S, p. em
b I'll ill Motiitd Citv, with i's.if. K!
lis. of Carbondale, aaid Frof. M. N -McCartney,
of Vienna, as instructors.
Tne Villa Kidee sciieol will open
Sep cinler 11th, with Mr. K. K. Up:
ler, principal. Olive Huckle, primary
teacher.
The M.-ri i an School will ep n Sep
tember 11th, with Miss It .so Duck! -,
principal. Mi-j S'rah Con ant, primary
teacher.
Mr. Charlie Howr.di bler. wlio has
been quiie sick with typhoid fwr (!
rapidly convalescinj;.
Th, M. W. A. are ranking extinsive
prepatatioris for a tttand tinu- at the r
picnic to be held a; t'ao t'.raue park
on Tiinr.-dity.
MOUND CITY.
THE NATIONAL GAMES
WICKLIFFE, KY,
September 5, 1905
School will liesrin next Monday,
Sept. 11, and the hoard and faculty
desire that ail pupils of. ichool age
enter on that date so that proper clas
sification, may be made.
. Attorney S. B. Penn., who lias been
ill with typhoid fever for the past
lew weeks, is on the streets again,
though looking somewhat the worse
for wear.
The telephone excaange ha3 been
moved into the Stecker building, cor
ner Ci.urt and Fourth streets.
C. B. Hill, manager for the Wick
Kffi Fishing club, wat; drowned ir.
Ptv.trie lake near , East ; Cairo a few
days ago. It appears that,Hill and
Tom Davenport were out in a small
beat together and by some mean's
overturned it, both falling In the wa
ter. Mr. Davenport says that he man
as;tl to get on top of the overturned
boat and get to shore. There seems
to be something of a mysicry about
. the matter as Mr. Hiss It; said to
have been a splendid swimmer.
Elmer Enlow, little' son of Mr. and
Mrs. 1). R. Enlow, fell from a box car
a few days ago breaking one of his
arms very badly. He is getting along
very well at present.
Bet wen five and stx octock yester-
day (Monday afterncon M. &. 0. local
lreiftnr tram to, li stoppeed at a
blind crossing near Mottcow, Ky., to
September 4, 1905
Labor day was recognized in this
city today by the merchants. They
closed their business places.
Ed Beaver, who told his grocery
stt.re on upper Main street last
spring to Henry Crippen, has bought
it back and will' operate it in the fu
ture. W. T. Gafrou, late of Olmsted, has
taken up his resilience in this city
and assumed a position with the Me -ropolitan
lu'e insurance company. H"
has taken the plact. which Boh Shchuti
luii. lately relinquished. Mr. Carrotf
is a very wortUv citizen and Mound
City will appreciate him.
11. I.. Shcehau will soon remove I
Cairo (o work life insurance, lie has
a Rood office position.
Editor H. C. Ashbaugh, of the En
terprise, made a business trip to Cairo
today.
Henry Crippen has sold his personal
property in this city and is now mak
ing his home in Cairo. He ia trying
his hand at writing life insurance.
The county commissioners will hold
their regular quarterly session on
Monday, th? 17th Inst. .
Mrs. Sewall, of the southern part
of the city, is quite sick.
The I, C. baseball team of Padticah
defeated (he Mound City Regulars in
(his city on Sunday, hut they had the
work of their live?. The remarkable
score of 2 to 1 was made and the con
test was so tightly drawn that it was
in- v-r-ntii y 11 I'lttj i ciu.vi 11 1 w liming
Pitcher Eckstone struck out 23 men
Such skillful work of the sort is sel
dom sern in this sectron.
The addition to the Lovejoy school
building is completed in all pood
time for the opening of the 1005-1;
term of school.
A game of ball was played in this
city this afternoon between the Vi
enna squad and thf popular Mound
City regulars. The latter won a vic
tory, the score being 3 to 3. It was a
high grade contest. Mound City got
credit fi 12 hits, while the visitors
got only 5.
Joe Ooodloe, of Danville, II!., is the
guei.t of his niece, Mrs. William W.
Hough.
Will Williams has been appointed
janitor for Lowell high schools for
the approaching term.
Mrs. Hal Whitaker has been visit
ing relatives in Chester.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland
St. Lou's . .
Batteries-
and Roth.
Hers and
R H E
0 3 4
. . (i 5 1
Clarke; Peity
Boston
Philadelphia
Eateries Winfei
dell am Schreck.
R H E
3 3 1
2 10 2
and Criger: Wad-
Washington
New York
Batteries Hughes.
Heydon and Knoll; Che
Gnire.
" R H E
..... 4 i: i
; 9 i
Fnlkcnbers,
slii'ii and Me
SO Nit CUkcS FOR INSCM..IA.
The Victim of Disagreeable Trouble
Must Study H'mseif.
Lyiiis awake is ofteu a habit. It is
worth a'mo..t any eflott to brta'.. up
such a habit, .-ns the Pliilaib ipiiia
inquirer.
Insoir.nia is nmially the result of one
of thnu tilings - poor circulation, iu
digestion in- im nlal -ilistii '-s. 'I'l.i'
.el'-;,,!! who itudK-s liilli.-ill ia'el;l!i
.Wll t.e ttl.ie lo locale I he ditto III! UlU
'I tut liitht :! ai c, r.tiio l .
i- ,.i .o.! cii i i,, j, 1 1 w arm l;'U'
ttaric w!-r t.t. )i i I: ret "-.
staking the I'ecliu:; und deep hi- ath
ing.
For ifidi'ji ion take n warm dnnV
before iciiring or when sitvpless .
lirink warm wa'er, warm n.iik. weak
" a or pocoa and breathe deej ly.
' For mental distress mere will powci
is the best. Close the eyes and as fast
as the thoughts come drive them out
Carry on iu :"ie mind a f.ouse-cleaiiin?
I rocess.
Sweet sleep and plenty of it will
r.r a great way toward keeping wovtcn
yi nrig. When sleep depart v rinkies
conn.
It is by sleep (hat we gain strength
for another day. Sleep is to the brain
and nerves wbar iihmI is to ijie Imdy.
Here are a' few stmi!e. tried rule?
for drivitii: away insoimna;
Co to bed warm. Never go to bed
v it h cold feet. .
If t! : e,'iS ,,f the day have beer
'rvlva. rea.l a si. on,, light story Le
lore letiiins.
1-v.ive wie window down n' the , to;
-1 r.ciici the bed from drafts. -
As .on 2s the body touches the bet
rclat the muscles, shut the cy s ai'
make icady to sleep. Xniaius I'rivc
at?ay sleep more i.uickly than tit!
thought that one can't sleep.
Deit roit t
Chicago
Batteries Donovan and
rock and McFarland.
Second Game.
Detroit
Chicago
Batteries Cieotte
Walsh and Sullivan.
and
R II E
,.. C 13 1
...5 8 1
Drill; Alt-
R H E
.39 2
. 2 10 3
Warner;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
":i R HE
Pittsburg C 8 3
Batteries Lynch and Gibson; Reul
bach, Lundgren nad O'Neill.
Expressions Made to Order.
"A remarkable fact in my profes
sion," said a photographer, "is that
we portrait artists can give to a sit
ter any" expression that is desired. A
bland.look, a noble look, a serene look
it. is no trouble to its to put any one
of these expressions on the most
ooden face.
The matter is achieved by the rep
etition of certain words. If you, for
taijie, came to me and said you
ished to look distiiigui; hed f w ould
ise you in a liislinguished attitude
and then I would get yon to say
brash just before I snapped the sltul-
r. For some inexplicable reason
e pronounciation of the simple word
brush' gives to the mouth an air of
the most striking nobility and distinction..
ft you want to hr.ve in a photo
graph a look of serenity yon must say
bosom.'
"If ypu want to make your mouth
ok Eir.?.!! 'fttpr . If yet wrnt t't
make it look larger ray 'cabbage.'
"To have an expression of rr.eian
aoly it is necessary to s?.y 'ker-
chnt.k.' . '
"To have ar. exprfsjica of pride or
hauteur i, is necessary to say 'phoe
nix. "Chicago Chronicle.
St. iuis
Cincinnati
Batteries McFarland
Chech ami Schlei.
R H E
5 10 1
....12 15 0
and Grady;
Savincjs Banks vs. Saloons.
In Nor wry on pay days saloons am
closed and savins bank open until
midnight.
Ceond Game.
R H E
St. Lcuis fi 12 2
Cincinnati 2 8 1
Batteries Taylor and Grady; Vo
witkel and Schlei.
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Batteries Stricklet t
Nicholas and IXioin.
R H E
3 12
7 4 2
Ritter;
MUST HAVE CHARMED LIVES
VILLA RIDGE.
September 5, 1903.
Villa Ridge is well represented at
the Anna Fair this week, about h ven-ty-flve
tickets being sold to Anna on
Thuisday. ,
The Secret of Good CoUee
Even the best housekeepers cannot make a good cup of
coffee without good material. Dirty, adulterated and queerly
blended coffeo bucU as unscrupulous dealers shovel over their
counters won't do. But take the pure, clean, natural flavored
LION COFFEE, the leader I all package coffees
the coffee that for over a, quarter of c century has been daily
welcomed in millions of homes and you will make & drink fit
for a king in this way :
HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
PwiMON C(FFEK,hfninjtOEctbiiitrulUiyonmiitniii!tliobfiitcoffc.
Orlnil your LION COFKKK roUwjr Una. Vms " tublKwifiil to ruch cup, nn.1 m
xtr lor tho pot." Flrit mix It with 8 little cold wMpt, eun-irh lo umko a thlrk paslr. and
add wlilta of an g (It esu It to bo used a a settlor), then follow cue ot the follow um ruin s
1mt. WITH BOILING WATER. Add bolllnn watrr. end lt It boll
THRIie MINUTI1S ONLY. Add a UlUa cold wilu and act aalda live
tnlnulea to nettle. Serve promptly.
Id. WITH Ol.I WATKR. Add yonr rold wator to the pante and
bring It to a boll. Then act aside, and a little cold water, and In live
ninutea li a rvauy io aerve.
3
dovts
TWO WAYS TO SETTLE tOHlt
lit WMh Tarn. TJu part of the whit ot au fire, miziDZ it with tba cronnd UOK
sd. WMti Cole Walrr lntd of tgg. Aftor bolllri(! add daah of eold watar, and art
aniua ror tmut or um mumics, uun aorvo throuu a alramor.
(Don't boll It too long.
Don't let It stand more than ten mlnuts bofora aervlng,
I (.Don't use water that has boon boiled before.
Insist on (retting a package of genuine LION COFFEE,
prepare It according to UUs recipe and yon will only use
LION COFFEE In fnture. (Hold only in 1 lb. sealed paukagco.)
I taon-aeaa on erory packn;. )
(Save these Lioa-hcads for viUuuUo promiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
, WOOL-SON BPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio,
A Brood of Larks Hatched Out in Nes
on Racetrack.
A pair of larks which built the!
nest on the racecourse at Kecle park
Staffordshire, and are raising a litth
family, have been taken under the spe
cial protection of the Grand Duke Mi
chiel of Russia, who 'is now in real
dence at Keele park, says the Lendoi
Express.
When the steeplechase races wen
held at Keele park the larks' nest wa
discovered on the racecourse near th
winning post.
Despite the races, the large number
! of carriages and t he crowds 'of pcopb
I who had passed over "the course, thf
I nest had escaped injury. .
Marks of horses' hoofs and carriage
wheels were found perilmndy close ti
the larks' little home, and in one case
a wheel had evidently just grazed the
outer edge.
The Grand Duke Michael was told
of the strange discovery and went to
inspect the nest. There was another
day's racing, but it was thought use
less to have the nest, removed, and so
It was again left to the care of Provi
dence.
Again, on Thursday, great crowds
thronged the racecourse. Race horses
and carriages crossed and recrossc
the Kpot selected by the birds, but
agnin the nest escaped pcathless.
When the nest was examined re
cently It was found that three young
larks were hatched out and the' par
ent. birds were busy feeding the
youngsters.
The grand duke wan Informed of
the birds' preservation and he at once
Issued instructions to the men on the
ei ( to carefully guard the larks and
it fir home.
(taJj I THAT 1 la
Jem
Phone 553. 805 Commercial Ave.
A SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
MJM lMMM fc.MWWIWt IWWUWSOitWJ 1117
xix i m it n i l, i . ,i;m r ivn i . r. H AYt ri ATi;t 'a i jLxia
Illinois Central
Corrected to March 5th, 1805.
THS FAST MAIL, RO0TK.
Shortest and Qnlckaat Route to
St. Louis & Chicago
e-Tralna Irate ltrat
a. u. I tally l.i.-.i... Veatlbnle
l.liuitr!, arriving Iu CJijcuiit. at 16 fl . ul.
-u,,fl ir. wilti HrluMiu tfiii (r all MWla
attii iu,rlb.
.':'JOtt. in. Daily Ht. Inli Night Limits
arriviiiu in hi. Ixmia at 7 :0H a. di., couneclint
at l-i.l-iu Htatioo (or all poluta wcat. Hltiliia
cam open at :5 p. m.
5 : 1 a. m., t litcatro Dayllslit Kxproi
eii'fiit bun, lay, makes all atupa urtweea (Jauo
uid ChicK(ro, arriving In C'tii, no at i:bD p. iu
5:15 a. m.. M. I.oula Moruiux Kipreaa
ct(,t BioHluy, arrif lug ia fct. Lou la at lt:a
rtittkin ali stops.
1 1 :;lo a. m. St. r.onla Faat Mall, rrl
Idk ill St. Lotus ai 6:i V. ui.
I 1 is'.i) a. m. ('liK-tsd Mid-day Spwla I
arriving In Chicago, lo.fm p. m.
2:;lii. m. Iaily st. I.omo l.lniit I, ar
riving in St, Ltmii at 7 'p. m, eouuaci iuc
Union rttattou for Kimai City, Omaha, Den
Ttr, San t ranciseo ami all point writ,
p. ru Faat Fi ureas for Odin, KI
nnghaui, Matu.oo, Toloua, Uhainpalia, Ohl
cairo
UllO p. in. Thftwa aocoinmodatltn.
8:4 0 p. in, hienso and K astern Ki.
Dreas arrivine In Chicaro at 8:05 a. n, . inli
O apoil.T: -ineittnati, 10:ia a. ni BntValo, :
yj p. m.. Nw York 7:M a. m. Sleeping en
FI j f'bkago,
l'itesonrrara ror new run ana "w,tei
.umij cMn ahonld bear In miIlu
Ulttthe Illinois Central is tbe quietest rants
by many hours, leaving Cairo at Id p. m. am4
arriring in New York at 7 : Ml the aetond morn.
Ing.
tvtaT iviHnt nftS ma r-rit v
nrjil ours is the lowest tlisit good clean
c,:ai can be hud for. We have it in
every domestic si-'.e and there is only
tine kind we d iut keepand that is
I'OOit COAL.
If you are looking for a ton of 2000
pounds of all coal, with no dirt or
ilaie to pay for our goods are entitled
to your c.rder. if you are willing. to
tal e a' good sham of dust or stone
wiia yonr coal we must admit that we
don't carry that- kind in stock.
d. f. McCarthy,
i W. L. BOREN LUMBEK CO.,
t DRTAII I I1MRPD
i riii uuiuuuiy.
We are prepared to furnish you all kind! of lumber for building pur-4
poses. Get our' prices. "
Bell Phone 232. 15th to 13th Street and Big 4 R. R. T
Z
cCvaa4a-ooea'ee34ere--
as
Remarkable Merrories.
ExtraCiOtnai v tat-nsorles. such
seem to hJv been romn'"n in tie cid
tirr.es, ate siili io be eueountetea In
Icdla,' where there are Hiadu, priests
who car. repeat the .'itHi.Ono lines oi
Mahabbarata acer.ratcly.
Erglish Joke Vith a Point.
An anti-tobacco lecturer si .take so
uoweifuny rua:ut the use of loV.r.cCiJ
that several of his audience went
home and burned their cigar- hold
ing one eud of them in their mouths -bv
way of j,tinishr:t!.'iit. London Tit
Bits. ..''.." ; ;.
Tradition About Sneezing.
According to tradition, sneezing was I Carry Mrils on Motor Cycles.
thf flret etwn .-if Hf Sn mnn nnrt fn ttita t to I he nrref narl t)t KafinJatld m
day people in cataleptic trances and South Africa ,i :c.s.a! .n'.fe of motor
apparent ly drad usually indicate their I cycles liddec by ei'Ivts hin l.ein -s-return
to cnascimisuess in the 'form HabliKbel!. '1 he mt!i.-id their ni-1.-of
a sneize. i chir.es carrv tho ma:!.! seventy miles.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
rHR ONLY D1KKCT LINK TO MEMfqiS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOUA, AT
LANTA, JACKSON VILLK, HA
VANNAH, VIOKHKt'BQ
and-JACK8u:WILLK.
S;Ob a. m.'The Dixio Flyer," linphlt
daahvi lie anil Jackson ill,
41:4 1 a. m. Memphin and New Orlenaa Llmti.
ed Tia Memphis, arriving in Memphis a S:H
a, m. and New Orleans 7: 15 p. ni.
!IM a. in., Fubuf.t and 'ouinTltle,
1 : ll . m., daily, Memplui and New Orlean
Fat Mail arnviiiu iu Mi-.mptin at 7:10 p. a. and
New Orleans at . A . m.
1 s IO p. tu., daily, .N aahTllle. Ohatanooaaaus1
Atlanta.
:1 5 p.m. MemphU arj.l New Orloana Bpeeit
rrive In Memphis at 10:50 p. m.. New Oneau
10:00 a.m.
i:ll)p m.PadKCah, Hopktiisrtlleand Lonlt
filie.
-For throngfi tickets, sleeping car aewn"
tuotlations and farther liWonoaiion app: at
tlliuois Centra! Psengr ati ten, Cairo, til.
J. It. JONKtj.Tkt. Agt.
A. IT. HArffOM. O-n i.Obitias'
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BULLETIN
Jecondela One-way Colonist Tic
ats to California.
I31.M, Cairo to Ban Francisco, Ix?t
ingele. Ban Diego anij all other
points, taking the Calliorula common
rttv -
Tlcketa Kid March 1st to May lit,
and Bept- ItHa to October Hit, 1181.
Lauderdale Sprlnga, Mis.
On line of Mobile and Ohio railroad
Low round trip rate3 dally. Apply tu
M. and O. railroad agents for particu
lar!. ' '"'--'." ''".
ny ranber infrocr.arloa regarr'' j
the above rate will be furniibed nperi
application to tbe undarslened.
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Bird Has Extended Repertory,
A bird which can talk in two lan
guages and whose repertory consists
of seventeen phrases, la the latest ad
dition to the Umdon Zoological gar
dens. The bird belong to a species
which flourishes. In ' northern India.
Tb,ree ot the phrase are In an ir.dlun
dialect and the rest In Knglish. The
bird's name 1b Tommy and it aaks all
vlil ,rti, "Who arc ytji?"
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Must be closed out to
make room for other
goods.
OUR LOSS IS
YOUR GAIN.
Do not miss this oppor
tunity to get the best at
less than manufacturers' cosJ.
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House in the city and that our prices on all lines defy
competition. 5 ' g
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Woodw ard Hardware Co.
Salesroom WIS Ohio Street.
PRI2U DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. DOTH PHONES 101.
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