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' THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1903
Cairo Opera House.
D. L. WILLIAMSON, Manage-.
ONK NT1HT ON'I-Y
FRIDAY, MARCH
27
II. II. FRAZEE'S
I'kI taut Mmical Mixture
Isle of Spice
20 Song Hits and
Unique Dances.
The p rro ill musicI comecies
The Original produ :tion
Company of
60 People 60
American Beaut Chorus,
Entire production r ehly staged,
cleverly acttd, handaoroely
gowned, perfectly pre sen'ed.
Pricea-25c, 50c, 75e, 1.00, t.50
Seat on (-ale Thursday.
Moving Pictures
AND
Illustrated Songs
EVERY NIGHT 7:30 to 10:30
5C
5c
ADMISSION
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AND NIGHT
SALOME
or
The Dance of Seven Veils
Picturesque Jerusalem.
Arcade Theatre
2121223 Eighth Street.
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
rro(jrntn Changed. Dally.
Tonight '"
HIS FIRST CIGAR,
OUR NEW SERVANT,
ANIMATED STATUE.
WANTED
Clean, White Rags, at
The Bulletin Office.
Seasonable
TRY IT
DR. MORRISON
OtNTIST
Of 707 Commercial I
Gannon P.tona 71.
Th Soft KcfrMklag VrUk ta th World
IK BOTTLM
il U ( Bart, (irorrlM ti gUadi
83-YEAR-OLD TWINS.
Mi.ldlevUlc. Mich., March Kli
D. Spragtio and Mary D. Siragre
Toung, claiming to he the oldest
twins In this section of the country,
will be 8; years old tomorrow. They
were born In Orleans rotmty. New
York. March 27. 1S2r, and trace their
nncpstry hack to the puritans of New
England. Mr. Yoimg has been a resi
dent of this place the past sixty
years. Her brother lived here I t
many years luit more recently has
Hiade his home in South Haven. Itutli
arc reported In excellent health for
persona of their years,
BODY BACKED WITH PAIN
No other disease causes such wide-spread suffering: as Rheumatism. It
jL - ... t,; fnrtnrf nnd so thorouirhlv does it dominate the system,
, when it becomes entrenched in the blood-, that its victims are usually com
I t.lete slaves to pain. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid iu the
! blood brought on by stomach troubles weak kidneys, uiest.on a i.J
..... t:.- ce.t Tli nitnral refuse of the body, instead
! of passing oil through the ordina
Cliicrcrisil I miuiLluu ui lij
inary
e of
i ferment in the system because of these irreit
' which Is absorbed into the blood, and Rheumatic
which is absorbed into the blood, and
. . . i i, ti,. l..l
DIOOU Circulates mis" T .--- -.
stances with which it is saturated, into the different muscles, nerves, tissues
and bones. Sharp, biting pains eminence, the flesh Incomes feverish,
swollen and tender, the muscles and joints throb and jerk, and the body
is literally racked with pain.
Pi ictrs
PURELY VEGETABLE which are causing the pain, and strengthen
ing and enriching the blood, cures Rheuma-
tism permanently. S.
is needed in every case
medical advice frtc.
Tenth, Olive and Locust Streets St. Louis.
A request for samples of
New Spring Dress Fabrics
will bring you styles and
colorings that are new
and individual. Very
many of them exclusive.
The iilmve ii'.jilies eipialh to V;ish;iMc Cot (on
Publics, to Woolen Dress !oo!s ;iinl t" Silks.
Time and trouble will be saved by designating
the best liked colorings and a limit of price.
SOCIAL AND
Ladies' Aid Society.
The l.adhs' Aid or the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Newton
of Thirty-fourth and Elm streets, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Aid MeeCngs.
The Ladies Aid society
Itiptlst church will meet
reon at tin; residence of
of Calvary
this alt-r
Mrs. .1. 11
Mulcahy, 2113 Holhrook avenue,
Chee'rful Workers.
The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Hitptist church will meet this after
noon at the resilience ot Mrs. iiaviu
Johns of Thirty-thinl and Sycamore
streets.
Married in Cairo.
The marriage of Mr. .lames A. Cur
tiss and Miss Alice McAdoo, both of
East Prairie, Mo., was solemnized
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. S. C.
Ohriim of the Cairo Haptist church
at the parsonage.
Marriaae Announced.
The Charleston Mo.. Republicim
((intains thi followiiiK anmuinceinent
ot the marriage oT Miss Julia Clark
son of Charleston, and Mr. James
lonlter of ISinis Point. Miss Clark
S' ii is a cousin of Mrs. Cee'iie I.-wey
of Twi-iity-eiubth stie.-t. and is xtell
known in Cairo, btivina xisiod h'-re
frerpiently.
A very pretty xs-ddia'; ceren. my
vas jierlorme,! nt the home of tlie
hrido's mother, Mrs. Jenni- Clurksnii
The eotitl-Hi'tiim partii wf ro Miss J'l
lia leal Clarkson and
Mahlon I'onlter of Hird
A. J. lbss of Cnhinib:
Mr. Jame
l'.dnt. Rev
s, lvM;tuek
officiating.
The proem is in the employ of the
lion Mountain railroad company in
the capacity of engineer. ;od is a
toiinu eentleiiian of pood addn ss ;in I
1 1 IT ot habits. The bride is oil" of
Charleston "s most (hantiins youne
'a. lies, and has many almirine
tiunds an,l well wishers.
The relatives and only a few of
tl fir immediate friends were present
to witness 'he cerennliv.
'Idle happy couple departed on the
ivornins tram lor Cairo, to spend the
d; y. reternitiL' in the evcnini: to liirds
Point, where they will reside.
Pennebaker-Shields Wedding.
The wvddins of Mr. Frank K.
Shields of near Willard and Miss
Mary Mehina Petinebaker ot Charles
ton. Mo., was cel. tirate, 1 hist evenlnp
at 8 o'clock at the residence of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sanmions Txventysei -ninl
street, the Rev. . T. Mortis, pastor
of the First M. B. church officiatinir.
The bif.le was tastefnllv attired in
a costume of brown Panama cbttji
After the ceremony refr. shnvfits
were served liy M isses Sadie l ouch
and Rachel Josephs.
The bride is a daughter of the late
Mrs. Mary Penebaker. nnd resided on
a farm near Charleston. She is a most
estimable ytuins pirl.
Mr. Shields is an exemplary yoenc
man and is onease.l In farmim: on his
Mother's farm re nr Willard. where
tin y will reside.
Among those who were . resent a
the wed. linn were Mr. Frank Harpan
of Charleston. Mo.. Rev. and Mrs. W.
T. Morris. Rev. and Mrs. s?. C. (ihrum
Prof, and Mrs. John Snyder. Messrs
.nd Mebdamts Jet,sc MJller. Al-
OMJSFISM
channels of waste, is left to sour and
these irregularities, forming1 uric acid
- - -- .... -
Rheumatism gets a looim.u.. ic
it Henrwit the acrid, irritating sub-
f it. II A 1. A
hi wtens. liniments, etc.. can never
cure the disease; thev relieve the pain, per
haps, temporarily, but do not reach the
trouble, which is in the blood. S. S. S. is the
proper treatment for Rheumatism. It goes
down and attacks the disease at its head, and
hir .irivincr out the uoison and acrid fluids
S. S. is the greatest of all UUxxi puriuers, jusi vxoai
of Rheumatism. IVw.lc on Rheumatism and any
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
PERSONAL
fn d Bl own, John I loan, W. H. Ilarruti.
;enre A. lliibiiru, Aldn-.i. iKmirhcrty
T. .1. Hahn: Misse; IN rtlia Proxvi;
IN. slo I'rown. Margaret Whitaker.
Chrest. Mabc
I ! I'll xvn.
1 Larman; Mr. Har-
Samui
lu.siness
I Could
triii to
hps
St.
r.-nirm
Ixiils.
d fi
";
x islt
Iter
w ith
K'z has
relative
reti'rne,!
at lieecil
from
Rid.ne.
Miss N.ttie Ib-ditrer
tivet. left yesterday for
relatives at peotia.
of Fourth
a visit with
Miss Ino Uhketts of Twenty-first
street is visiting her sister, Mrs, 11.
M. .Morris at I'a lueah.
Mrs. Cretishaxv of Charleston
M.
i". the puest of her (laiifiht"r. Mrs
Harris Wi-aren of Klexenth street.
It.
Mr. and Mrs
ville, Ky.. are
C.orire H. Wet
K. V,
,'llests
n il of
Waih-r of liui:
of Mr. and Mr
Wainui stt.-et.
Mr. and Mrs.
ml Miss llnice
.me,! ! ;- ,ni a bii
orzo H. W'earen
W'ear.n have re
I v isit at St. l.uis.
Sam s
at The
ll!o!:tlls
mall xx ho h
Haldday fo
1,-lt vest,
s been a
the past
'day fur
J'.le
r iif
liloominuton xtle te she will Join lier
i llshiltld.
is tiilinu
?ra! niiio
Sam Small,
ire eiiaireiui1
The latter
its ill C.-n-
bit
. (ht i i Cai
. has .I.
1 Xtill be utl
roils friends
who is
at
Heme
the!.-
to his
reside
eas.uit news
i Cairo, lli-1-
Smith
is saill in n
result of ,ir
XX !i le
mini
i:.nbt r. M:s.
XXjtll XxillOll he '
Si ' llMIS flill.'illi,
Clan ih e
id n-sid
as f e
ai'.ii k of , i . ; f hei ja.
MILLINERY
OPENING.
March 27
ih it IJloik,
Mis M in i: ii
Kiiihth street.
dpring
lcu arc ecrdialli( incited to attend cur
MUlincvii and Spring Opening
Jridai( and thturdaij, lar. 21 and 25
ftctipcctfuUif,
Kaufman fftrothcrtf.
f he 5
IS DEDICATED
CONGREGATIONALISMS OF MOUND
CITY HAVE HANDSOME
HOUSE OF WORSHIP.
DEDICATORY CEREMONY
Last Evening Attended By Large Con
gregation That Crowded Church
Building Entrrety Free
From Dbt.
As the finale of tin' convention of
iln' Congiitiatiou.il association which
1.(1,1 a three-days' session iu Minimi
City this week, th.' new Congrega
tional church at that piai e was form-
ally dedicated last evening wall a
.reiiriato ' tvnuvnie -.
The opening serij i lira! reading; was
by the Kev. I A 1 o.iiim i .1 of Cobden.
Pinner castor of tin- :mrcii. the dedi
latiiry sermon was preached by the
l!cv. John M. Sut.ier'.and of Toulon.
a:iot!;er lornn r pastor, an. I tlie
i dieatory pi aver was offer, il ty tin
Hex. .1. V. V. Davie ot Caieaao. s.m
i !" the piesellt pastor of tile eillircll,
tin Rex. James Da vies.
Due of the best features connected
with the new house of worship is the
f.ict that the edifice is entirely free
Horn debt, a deficit of $!5l having
l en provided for w ithin a few mill
r.t -s aid r the hum tin;; opened.
The church was rouied. many
t ni.fii: u define the 'nteresting scr
tii e. Special music w as a part ot the
The i-!;-ortfaii x
Alii lletts and
which Mr. Roy N.
rtur, saus hymns
as played
a chorus
Adams is
and am
by Miss
i iioir of
rhe dire
thenis.
a i;ti.
old chur
more tha'a a year
h was desiroycil by
ao tlie
fire and
erected
tho handsome new one was
on the site it a cost of nearly
The structure is of brick and
rod ali us similar lines to the
terian church of Cairo on a
smaller scale. A tine new pip
1 1 O.Ui'ii.
is plan
e oriian
is built in the church. The woo. I
verk is of oak. the rafters heins of
this substantial v-nd having an ar
tistic effect combined xvith the de.o
rations of the walls which are dom
iu a terra cotta tint.
Rev. Mr. Monroe of Albion, pastor
of the CoimroRational church at Al
lion. III., who is connected with the
Albion col!, go. a delegate in attend
aiico at the a.-sociati.n convention
v. ill remain over Sunday aud wi!'
preach iu the new church Sunday
i-veninir.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Paid By Speaker of Illinois
Representatives of Late
ard E. Powers.
House
Rich-
of
The family of the late Hon. Richard
K. Powers some days iuh recelvi
.", letter from Hon. I-Mward D. Shnrt
h ff, speaker of the Illinois House ;f
Renreseutatives of which deceased
xtas a meii.ber. Mr. Simrtleff ax.
the deceased Cairo iie'luber a hint,
tritii'e of respect, expressing his re
met at being unable to attend tie
funeral himself. The letter follows:
Sj.i inatn-l-l. lib. March 2t. VJ$
I am very ranch patned to hear by
wire from Hon. Jos, S. Clark of Van
I'lilia. of the death of the Hon. Rich
ard 10. Powers, whiih occurred at
(i.iro on Monday the IMrd
March, P'eS. at 1 1 . a .in.
I am not yet aporised of
ami place ot the funeral of
ers. but I have appointed a c
if
the
Mr.
time
1'liR
ittee.
r.auied in tae b tte,- a copy .
is enclosed, and have notified
members of the same to atti
funeral, if possible, m behalf
Hi use of Representatives of
f which
all th.
lid the
of the
Illinois.
in case the
loorroxv I W e,
funeral is to be held to
le sdax i or Thursday I
much disappointed that
shall I"
I shad
matt : s
not pos
not bo able to attend. My
ai in sui h s nape that I could
sib!.-. et away if tile funeral is
lore Friday.
KI 'WARD ! SHI'RTKKFF.
held I
AT THE ARCADE.
Th.
tod ay
New plot',!!'.
XX ill b
I VUlit,
s shown at the Arcadi
His Fiist Cmar. f)u:
Animate, 1 Statue.
W1EBHK
PLAN CONVENIiDN
W. C.
T. U.
WILL
OF THREE COUNTIES
MEET IN CAIRO
ARCH 30-31.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Mrs. Eugenia Dougherty, President of
Organization Will Pres de
Program as Outlined For
Convention.
The
('. T.
Massa
First
; .'.I.
The
Tri County Institute of tin
1". ( f Alexander, 1'ulaski
.
and
th-
oiiitties will be held at
M.
church la Cairo. March
p:
ram Is as follows:
Monday. 1:30 p. m.
Praise Service-- Led by Mrs
A. S.
Buchanan.
Hymn.
Organization cf Institute.
Creetints TriCoeuty President.
Mrs. Kimonia DciiKherty.
Appc.intim; Committees.
Our Ri spi lisibiliC.-':; Uite't'ssioii.
Min, (J race Athertrtm. (loose Island.
(Jucstiim Hex.
Monday Evening.
Scripture Le .-son -Mrs, W. T. Mor
ris. Yoen! Solo Miss Knnua l.ansden.
Address Miss Kathiyti Sawyer, Chl
eaj;o. Vocal SoloMrs. V. L. Holt.
Benediction.
Tuesday Morning, 9:30.
Scripture Jewels Mrs. iiosxvorth.
Villa Ride.
Headiua of Minutes.
"Wlien Our Ships Come la" paper,
Miss liirdie liivens. Joppa.
"How to Keep Pi sled" Mrs. Cohort
Hllsubeck, Thebes.
Music.
The State Membership Contest
Miss Kathryn Sawyer, Chicagu.
Flashlights From. Local. Cnioiis
Mrs. K. .1. Wilson. Cairo; Mrs. 1). Orr,
Metrcpolis; Mrs. It. Cavender, W'il
ard: Mrs. J. H. Henley, Mounds; Mrs
Marchiblon, Thebes; Mrs. J. O. Cope
and. Grand Chain: Mrs. Jennie Mar
:in. Oimst"i!: -Mrs. Ida Smith, Joppa.
An Hour of Rejoicinu Topic: "Vic
cries (oiiuvd fur Prohibition." Mr.'.
A. I!. Selhy.
Closing liymn "(!ol Be With You."
Tuesday Afternoon, 1:30.
Bible Thoughts Mrs. C. S. Ohrum.
Hymn.
Heading of .Minutes.
General Discussion.
"The I resent Law Kuforectneiit
Movement'' Rev. A. S. Buchanan,
leader. Discussed bv pastors of a'.'
hurdles in city.
Closing Hour lor Teachers Subject
"The Value of a Child." showing
the value of S. T. I, in the scho; Is.
Led by Mrs. Ada Oliver, Pulaski, and
liscusseil by teachers.
Adjournment.
Tuesday Evening. '
Devotional Miss Kathryn Sawyer.
Vocal Sulo-7-.Mrs. Clarence Flournoy.
Medal Contest h'mbt Yoiihk La
lies. .
Vocal Solo Miss Helen Dousliet ty .
Adjournment.
SPRING MILLINERY DISPLAY.
THE BRACKETT-GOULD MIL
LINERY COMPANY WILL OPEN
THEIR DISPLAY OF SPRING M I L-
INERY AT THEIR STORE, 710
OMMERCIAL AVENUE TODAY.
THERE WILL BE NO FORMAL
OPENING OWING TO THE FACT
THAT SOME IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED WERE NOT COMPLETED
IN TIME BUT THE LADIES OF
CAIRO ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO VISIT THE STORE AND TO IN
SPECT THEIR FINE LINE OF
STYLISH SPRING HATS.
BELLEVILLE IS
GETTING BUSY
SECURING FUNDS FOR THE
EGYPTIAN HUSTLERS' CON
VENTION TC BE HELC THERE
IN JUNE.
The Belleville Record says:
The tiiianciii! committee of the
KK.vptiau Hustlers has now taken urJ
the work of fathering the bi)j sub
scription fund puaratiteed by the local
business world for the entertainment
of lie Hustlers' convention lien: next
June. The committee was out several
horns, yesteiday, and rep its gratify
ing success. The Hustlers must raise
I.I.imhi. ami this sum is practically as
sured. The work is in the hands of well
known business men. and liberal con
tributions are forthcomiii2 in every
quarter. The Hustlers' convention
will be oiiite the basest event Tl
Belleville lostoiy, and no h ss than
forty thousand people are expected
here during the three bi day's. The
fund bi im. raised is needed to; decor
ation a id entertainment purposes, an I
in both of C.u se di pai :meuts Belleville
is determined to outdo other citie.i
which have entertained th" Hustlers.
Kooma papered complete, $j.JU. See
Marable. tthe painter,
See That Smile of "Delight"
if ORIGINAL
f
TTEnDTRAfe er-hea(er, but you
Woins, rt,u,dfitLi
Enough hot water in 15 minutes for a hath at
a cost of 3c. Io dirt, no coal to carry, no
heat. Trice of heater connected to your tank
$12.00
Call and see them or ask to have a represen
tative call on you.
CAIRO CITY GAS COMPANY
In connection with our Gas and Electric bus
iness we have also taken up
PLUMBING
and are carrying a comp'.ete line of plumbing
fixtures and supplies, .such as tubs, lavatory. s',
sinks, toilets, pip fittings etc., etc. When in
need of anything in this line kindly call on
HALLIDAY-RITTENHOUSE COMPANY
G16 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
ire the
break up
For sale
lickorv Stove
TRAOtJr MARK
mm IP 'Iff P i iiimhhwih
We run two wagons, make prompt deliveries.
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
West 21st St. M. & O. R. R.
Make It
to
aside a.
certain
it tper
eberypay
the true system of sa-
ina. Ask
of means and he
it wav fit started. As the oldest
Spinas Bank in the
'thousands on the
we be of service to
FIRST BANK
AND
TRUST COMPANY
609-611 OHIO STREET, CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
A safe bank in which to deposit your money. Liberal in its
business methoU,but conservatively managed toinsure safety
The largest DEPOSITS of any Bank in Southern Lllincis
MANY BAR8JF SOAP
In Structure Erected in Window of
Ehs & Greaney Prizes Awarded
to Good Guessers.
A miessiim contest which Khs &
(iieimev have t,e"Ti cor, luei h"
some time clos .t Wednesday. Th
mestion was as to how leauy bars id
s'ap were used i:i tin- construction s
the "Nat ion i'. f.ai Capitol. ' reeted
in the v. ii.ii. xv 1. 1 the tir.u s si.i;e. In
actual r of bar ; were 2
I'.iur pri o-s were offer. i for the nar-e.-t
correct enesses. a barrel f t-'xlp!:
dour, a silk shirt waist, o'l penn Is of
granulated htigar. a pair of shoes. The
lirst prize was, wen by Clittou Miller,
"1 He uses a lias va-
don't have to n.
Presltleut to usoouo
of these heaters.
They are cheaper
than heatind water
with coal.
9)
WOOD'S FEVER PILLS
best remedy on the market t.j j
Grip and Colds.
by all druggists, S0c per bov.
Wood
Tha only place in town
where you can get al'
Hickory Wood. Two horse
Wagon $1.50.
BELL PHONE 235.
, a Point
put
i
sum, be
so little.
day. That's
the averaae man
Ttoill tell you it's
citv.we have helpea
road toTveahh. Can't
you?
i
son of Mr. and Mis. CO. Miller. 1
Twenty-ninth and Elm street, who
guessed 2,4imi. The second prize was
won by J. A. Ui'een. negro employe o
one of the ice companies, who pm ss ,i
2.:.!Ti;. The third pri.e was won by
.1. U. Kiegfried. who pn.-s.-.d 2,1'iT.
The fourth prize w;is won bx A. '
Vat's who guessed L',:;ni.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
The i;pwortb l-ague .r the Fir; t
J M 11. ("niir' h xiil giit; a ma.-ipiera.!"
.party Friday cxeuiig. March v. I
the botlie Of the Mi-S'!S .b sd an !
I Kate I la vis of Kiuhb-cnth sfie.f. ,,
jiiiittanee If, cents with r-'fr siiiuenl
The Bulletin is tile old' s.t paix-r i i
Cairo, albo tht btbt, abk anybody.