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Wr- THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1908
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The Want. Columns of the Bulletin are consulted by
hundreds of people every morning In search of real
estate bargains,, articles for sale, lost or found, sit
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One week, per word...... .05
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No advertisement Inserted for less
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FOR RENT
ROOMS For light housekeeping.
1605 Poplar street
FOR KENT Six room house; bath
and lights. Apply 2727 Holbrock ave
nue. FOR RENT Rooms. 338 Eighth
Eighth street.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
1)14 Wtilnut street.
FOIt RENT Nice furnished front
room, $7 per month. 308 Eighteenth
street.
FOR RENT Nine rooms. 400 Coin
mrerlal avenue. Home Phone 200.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Cheap good driving
and: saddle horse with runabout and
harness. Apply 0. P. Eichenberger.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED Lady solicitor, salary
and commission. Apply Credit Tail
or's, 110i) Washington avenue.
FOR SALE Elegant residence, No,
27.15 Washington avenue, corner Char
les , street; modern improvements;
three lots.
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Also several
small resiliences and
cottages, nice
terms.
properties, on easy
M. J. llOAYtUSY,
Real Estate Agent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is to notify all who may be con
cerned that I will not bo responsible
for any bills or debts contracted by my
wife, or for auytliing : she -says or
docs. W. II. THESCOTT.
NOTICE Sewing done for chil-
Citizenship. " ,,.!.
"I am a Reman citizen!" was once a
proud cry; "I am a.: cttlaen- of the
world!" should be a prouder cry,. but
worthless to him who has nothing to
how pertaining to his citizenship;
either of knowing., of being, or- of
doing; or of all three of these, which
comprise the whole duty of man.
William Potts.
" Great Eastern Found Vocation.
The Great Eastern, which made bef
i.uiMen trl more than a century ago,
was not a financial success until she ,
became a cable repair vessel several
years after
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
. Corrected to May 1st, 1908.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
f Trains Leave Cairo:
1:32 a. m Daily Chicago Vestibule
Limited, arriving Chicago 11:30 a. m.
2:23 a. m. Daily St, Louis Night
Limited, arriving St Louis 7:08 a. m.
Slopping car open at 8:30 p. m.
5:00 a. m. Chicago Daylight Express
eoept Sunday.
5:00 a. m. St. Louis Morning ex
press, except Sunday.
11M5 a. m. St. Louis Fast Mail.
11:15 a. m. Chicago Mid day Special
2:35 o. m. Daily St Louis Limited.
2:35 p. m. - Afternoon Express for
Odin, Effingham, Mattoon, Champaign
5:10 p. m. Thebes Accommodation.
7:15 p. m. Chicago and Eastern Ex
press. 2:45 a. m. Memphis and Nashville.
3:15 a. m. Memphis and New Or
leans Limited.
8:00 a. tn. Padueah and Louisville.
t:41 p.'m. Dally Memphis and New
Orleans.
V.41 p. m. Dally Nashville, Chatta
'fen and Atlanta.
f30 p. m. Fulton Accommodation.
p. m. Padueah and Louisville.
I p. m. Memphis and New Or
s Special.
nr throueh tickets, sleeping car
immod.itlons and further lnforma
apply at Illinois Central Passen
Station. Cairo, I1L
, . - - -J. H. -J0NE8, Ticket Agtnt
HATCH. C. P. A.
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H. Phone 4CG.
914 Walnut.
PERSONAL Will the young lady
with Merry Widow hat, who glanced at
gentleman with derby Thursday after
noon near Eighth and Commercial
kindly favor the undersigned with
name and address. Object, iutrodut
tion.. "infatuated," care Bulletin.
WANTED.
WANTED Partner with $100
$."00 to go into bakery business,
dress Baker, this office.
or
Ad-
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY Able
bod'ed unmarried men between ages
of 18 and 35; citizens of United
States, of good character and temper
ate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. Men wanted for ser
vice in Cuba and the Philippines. For
information apply to Recruiting Offl
oer, 415 Ohio street, Cairo, I1L
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS Either sex, earn $50. to
fHH) per week, selling new exquisite
ly embroidered pongee silk waist pat
terns, dross patterns, drawn work
waists. National Importing Co., G97-9
Broadway, New York.
SITUATIONS WANTED
. Advertisements , of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free, for
one week's time from, any reader of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
In person, on regular form, at the of
fice of The Bulletin Company, 701
Ohio street The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisement or statement made there
to and will not accept under, this
heading the notice of any person
known to be employed.
WANTED Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping, down town.
Address P. thie office.
WANTED Position by young man
as stenographer or office assitant. Ad
dress: "Experienced," Bulletin.
WANTED Position as stenog
rapher or for. general office work.
Call: Bell Phone 211-X.
No Brother Needed.
"But I shall always be a brother, to
you," be murmured. "If I had any use
for a brother," she replied,- sweetly,
"I could reach under the sofa and get
one right now."
Muslins from Tree Fibers.
..Dainty Indian muslins are made
frcra fibers ol tie banaua tree.
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Ire they weak1 or painfuu
Doyou spit yellow and blaok matter?
Ar you continually coughing and
hawking? -
Do you hove night aweat9T
Do your lungs ever bleed? ( . . "
Havo you pain in chest and aides 7
Do you havo pains under your
shoulder blades?'
THESE ARE REGARDED SYMP
TOMS OF LUNQ TROUBLE AND
CONSUMPTION
,m dhenM tk Immediate rtoiw to i-fwek tho prwrwl
M thai-e njrar.tonw. The louder you allow tliera to
il.am-e nd dewlop, the More dwp seated and Mrtona
youi ooadiUM become;- ,
Wi Stand Read- To Prova To You
hlntly, tht Lonc-lorm1n. th Ofm! Trontment,
htCTir-tiui'mlr wmi H-imiiimnfclv nr mtwr rM!
ol 4ikwI V .nimii.uoB Tl-rrolo.t!i . ehr.mlo
pmnrhllln, llitwrb of th m7t,.Otarr of Bron
Clititl TulP and other l.imir Trouble".
u.nr nifrer ho hft.i kwt I hop and n na
km el-i W b phvnUanl fcava ba permanently
cur.-d i.T l.anfJiM rmln '
nni - m,m if rvmmmptloll n'lt a imb.ob-
taUro. If yo'ir IdDan ara aH-rely weak and tha dlaaaa
ti.a not yat manlfMitad Itaelf, y" can i-rwnt Ita da
T.lopmant. ymi tn build p your lunga and ayawm
to t1)lr normal arraoffta and capaHty.
I nr-'tTmlna lnw curod ara1 Cotiminpn"'. m
many caaee ovar f " ir ypara ao, and tha patieata ra-
aiain moat aad la ap)eo4Ki nan tooay.
Here Is Evidenco Prom One Case
Vndar data of Mar. It, ltW. WKMam RoBminr,
1904 lkinan He. at. L.aia. Mo., artteat --It la
lww narU four fnil aia.-o Bt euro of Oon
nnnptijo made comito ty jour l.nmr
, pi mine, and 1 am hitif to fav that Iramalil
aa well act .troliif toda a the day i aaa cured.
I am ItraUky aad aula ta ork atcryday,"
. ayt will atari ly aand yoa fnrrhar proof of mnar othar
ramarabl.--rra.aloa KIlKK '1 Kl I.of l.nna-Mrralna,
fierther wltb onr - nk on the Ireatmeal aad oara
af voiwaoapaaav IMMig
JUST BEN D YOUR NAME
lflf-wrmlns Co. 50 latlHu,Jaeksaa,llk
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p Stocks a Bonds. Cereals z
FURTHER
ADVANCE
In
Stocks Due . to General Causes
Rather Than Special Move
ments Light Supply.
New York, May 8. Explanation of
Hw. further Hkr in thn nrWsi nf
stocks today was directed to general,
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enilHPR rather than tn nnv mum
new develonnients or to anvthlne es-.
pecially affecting the Individual
stocks which were strongest. Harrl-.
man (pacifies and Reading were
brought forward once more into the
foremost rank of the movement and'
their activity and strength had the
usual powerful effect on speculative
sentiment on the whole list. Union
pacific .i. forged aggressively upwards
with scarcely a pause to 140. Read
ing's movement was even wider, the
extreme advance running to over
three points. ' The marked feautra cfj
the; market .was the light supply of
stocks -offering.,, at any stage of the j
advance., . Readjustment of the pri.e
level to conform to the emergency of
affairs from profund depression andw"eat May 1 was 89 per cent as corn
distrust of the panic period is .'pared with 91.3 April 1, and the to-
avowedly one of the main purposes
of the persistent marking up of stocks
in the present movement. The fore
cast of the weekly currency move
ment gave promise of another large
additions to bank cash, estimates run
ning from $11,000,000 upwards. There
was a momentary trait in the rise
upon the appearance of the govern
ment crop report, which was less
favorable than expected, but the mar-;
ket became strong again afterwards.;
NEW YORK MONEY. . ,
New York, May 8. Money on call
easy, 1$? 2 per cent; closing bid 1.
Time loans firm and dull; sixty days
2Vi'Ti2 per cent; ninety days 3 per
cent; six months 3 per cent. Mer
cantile paper 34V4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, demand
487.
Bar 15?i20; sixty days 484.65&70.
silver 52-.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, May 8.
Today Yesterday
Close Close
Amal.. Copper 62 02 Vn
Am. Sugar Rfg 127 127
Atchison 86 82
Do. Pfd SO 90
B. and O. 88 8716
B. R. T 47 47V4
C. and IV. W 152 152
C. M. and St. P. ...132 130
Colo. F. and 1 27, 27
D. and R. 0 25 22
Do. Pfd r.9'2 58
Gt. Nor. Pfd 12!) 128
Illinois Central ....135 . 135
Inter Mets 10 10
Do. Pfd 28 27
L. and N 107 107
Mo. s Pac 47 48
M. K. and T 28 27
N, Y. C 102 101
Nor. Pac 131 133
Pac. Mail 2C 2fi
Penn. 119 113
People's Gas 90 90
Reading 114 llt
Rock Island 10 10
Do. Pfd 33 32
Sou. Pac 85 , 81
See. R.V 15 15
Union Pac 139 138
V. S. Steel 30 35
Do. Pfd 1 100
Wabash 11 11
Do. Pfd 21 20
Western- Union 51 51
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Refunding 2-s reg. ..103 103
Rfdg. 2'B coupon ...103 103
Registered 3's 100 100
Coupon 3's 100 100
New 4 s reg. 119 119
New 4's coupon ....121 121
PROVISIONS.
P.UTTRR Irregular; creamery 18.
CHKKSE Steady and unchanged.
EGGS Firm; fresh gathered stor
age packed 17ffl8.
COFFTE Options closed steady
-with prices 5 points net higher. Sales
33,oon bags. July CIS; spot steady;
No. 7 Rio f, 516; mini steady; Cor
dova 912-
SUGAR Raw steady; fair refining
3S(i; centrifugal 90; test 4ih; molas
ses sugar ,;t)i; renneu tsieauy.
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.
New York. May 8. Ixnv tempera'
ture this week checked tne demand
for Igiht wearing apparel In the mar
ket already backward and heavy rains
started reports of damage to crops.
yet there was no evidence of serious
injury. Manufacturing conditions
show little . change, much-machinery
bein idle and new tiuslncss coming
forward slowly. Financial sentiment
improves as restrictions are removed
from commercial orefllts. and sales
of bonds provide funds for structural
work. Failures decreased in number,
while liabilities In April were smaTHr
than in any month' since November
despite several large fiuspensions of
a speculative nature directly due to
the sdvance in prices of securities. A
few more steel plants have resumed
decreasing the percentage of unem
ployed In this industry, but new con
tracts are plnced with great caution
and it is evident that all consumers
anticipate more attractive term".
Confidence grows in the textile
market as stocks in the hands of
dealers mecome depleted and it Is
known' that the time, must lx enar f"r
replenishment There Is a fairly rocd
easiness vith clothiers whose sales-
business with clothiers whosa ' sales
determine the probable outcome ot
the season's trade.- '
Shipments of shoes through Boston
are- scarcely more than half the week
ly figures of last year and the market
is quiet and uninteresting.
BANK CLEARINGS.
t New York, May - 8.-Total bank
clearings compiled by Bradstreets for
." principal ClllCB 111 U1W United
the
s,ates for 11,0 Da8t wok- 2)773,771,00r
nnnln,.. I. DFAfll . I
WiS'" iammh.vw' hi mu curres-
landing week last year.
More .Than. Three Cents,, in Wheat
YesterdayCorn and Oats Firm,
Closed Higher,
- Chicago, , May 8. WHEAT Prices
advanced more than three cents today
because of active demand based on the
government crop report which showed
the averago condition of winter
tnl acreage 4.2 per cent less than the
area reported as having been sown
last fall. The report was a big sur
prise to bulls an.i bears alike as thp
general i expectation had ' heen that It
would show an improvement compar
ed with the condition a month ag.i;
The abandonment of acreage is also
larger than had been expected. Im
mediately following the -publication-of
the report which: occurred . about the
middle of the session the demand for
wheat became general and prices ad
vaiwed steadily until the close which
showed July 3 higher. The market
opened linn owing to an advance at
Liverpool, but soonMeclined on sell
ing caused by anticipation of a bear
ish crop report. No. 2 red 103104:
No. 3 red 97 ff 103: No. 2 hard 101 W
10(5; No. 3 hnrd 7(fi07: July opened
O0.891; highest !:!; lowest 90;
closing -93 93. May 105 .
CORN The bulge in whent the lat
ter half of the day induced liberal pur
chases by shorts.' Continued wet
weather in the corn belt,' was also it
factor. The early market' was weak
because of realizing which followed
fair upturn at the opening on excited
demand for May by shorts.- Julv
closed higher; No. 2 74; No. 2 yej
low 775; No, 3, 72; No. 3 white 72
: No. 3 yellow 73: July opened 04
fiG4; highest 05; lowest 01:
closing 51(Ti51. May 74J.
OATH-Kirm nearly all da.V on buy
ing by shorts and commission housr'B.
Congestion of the May delivery anil re
ports of damage in the southwest by
frost was also a bullish Influence.' July
closed up . No. 3, 53; No. 5 white
5l(iT55; July opened 47 ; highest 51;
lowest 17Ti4; closing 48; May
5G.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. :
Chicago, May 8. The following car
loads represent the days movements:
Flour 21 17
Wheat 134 21
Corn 137 91
Oats 212 252
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Minneapolis, May 8. WHEAT July
109; September 93. Cash No. 1
northern 1U; No. 2 northern
109 1i H.
NEW YORK GRAIN.
New York, May 8. WHEAT. Re
ceipts 60.OD0; spot strong; No. 2 rs1
108. elevator; No. 2 red 100 f.o.b.
afloat. Options closed firm. There
was a-violent rise in wheat today
following the government report.
Prices advanced about three cents
with shorts big buyers. July 102
CORN Receipts 4.000; Spot
strong; No. 2 nominal elevator and
75 nominal f.o.b. ntloat; No. 2 White
nominal; No. 2 yellow nominal f.o.b.
a'loat. Options closed firm with
wheat. July 71.
OATS Receipts 75.000; exports 2,-
000. Spot firm; mixed 57; white
58g50; clipped white C0tj6S.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. -
Chicago, May 8 CATTLE 2.0uy
steady; sleers $5.50ffi-7.70; cows anil
heifers $3.50 0.75; bulls $3.50fj 5.30
calves $2.50-fi 0.25; stockers and feed
ers $3.25fi 5.75.
HOGS 20,000. Five lower; choice
heavy shipping, butchers Jaf.O'S i.fi.i
lights $5.55(fJ 5.05; packing $5.15fi5.00:
pigs $1.15?" 5.25.
SHEEP 8,000. Ten higher; sheep
$5. (KIT R.25 ; lambs ffi.-TOf? 775 ; year
lings $3.."nfi 5.00.
8T. LOUIS CATTLE.
St. Louis. May 8. CATTLE 1 .500
Steady; beef steers $i.K5fi 7.15;. stock
ers and frediT? $3.oofi5.25; cows and
heifers $3.75fi 0.40; Texas steers $1.00
-3 6-50.
HOGS 12.500. Five lower; ranged
$3.75fl5.65.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEWERS AND FILLING.
Cross Streets Between Twenty-First
Street and Twenty-Eighth and
West Twenty-Eighth Streets, and a
Part of Walnut Streei, in the City
of Cairo, Illinois;
Public" notice 1 hereby given that
uutil ten (10) o'clock a. m., Thursday
May 21. 1908. at the city counc'I
chamber of the City of Cairo, Illinois.
ra'ciuifii
tjCo. 1111 Commercial . avenue, the
Board of Local . Improvements of the
City of Cairo wjll receive sealed item
ized .bids or proposals for the con
structlon cf vltrtfled tile pipe' sewers,
house connections and Inlets and
brick manholes lii Twenty-Second and
West Twenty-Second Streets, Twenty
Third and West Twenty-T))ird Street
West Twenty Fourth Street, Twenty-
Fifth and West Twenty-Fifth, Streets,
Twenty-Sixth and West Twenty-Sixth
Streets, Twenty-SeyenUi; and Yfest
Twenty-Seventh -Streets, Charles
Street and a part of .Walnut Street,
In the said City of Cairo, arid for fill
ing with earth of the unfilled portions
of the said streets.
- The said sewers,-, house connections,
? inlets' add brick', manholes and the
said filling must be constructed, made
and done In , , accordance with the
terms and -provisions of Ordinance
No. 127,. approved May .18, 1907, now
of , record iu thV office of the City
Clerk cf said CIt Nollll Commer
cial aveu.ue, ,whe,re - printed, copies of
the ordinance: may; be obtained,, on
application, to .the said. Clerk, and In
tha office, of, the City .Engineer e.f , the
City,, in the; same building.nhe. specifi
cations of and for -the said work will
bo. 'found and may be there examined:
The said' local improvement as :a
whole and in all its parts Is fully de
scribed In the said ordinance, and the
bids must be,.fo'r , the. .CQURt.ruc.tlpn, .'of
the Improvement in strict conformity
with its jterms and provisions . Bids
will be received for ' the making of
the improvement as a wnole and' al
so for the' construction;-of tha sewer
wcik wltfiout the filling and , for tb?
filling . without , the sewer wprk an !
also for the sewer work jand.' AUlng on
thtj different streets separately,,, ; "
AH . bids or proposal must, ac
companied by cash, or. (by a, check pay
able to the order of the President of
the said Board, in his oIiclal capacity,
and certified by a responsible bank,
for. an.-amount equal to ten; (1Q), per
centum, of the amount of, the bil or
proposal, and .without ,sueb cash, or
check,-no ,bid or. proimsalwill be con
sidered.. .The bids , may . be delivered
to the, Board St itlie tim and place
first above -mentioned and - a.tv saUl
time and. place, the, Csaid Board, In
open session will open; . examine and
liublicly declare said bids or pro
posals. ..-.:" j , .-.'
j The coutractorTwuose bid may be
wcepfed shall .enter"' in to' a cchtract:
with the said' City of1-Cairo for the
rpnstructlon of the said improvement,.
fr for such part thereof as "may be
awarded to hint, In' strict accfirdance
vith the terms and requirements 'tif
the said ordinance1, and 'shall also- en
ter- Into a 'bond payable to the sail
city '-In the 'sum f fifty (50) per
centunii tit the " atillnit :'of bis Md-
flflth', secfnlty to' bejlprbyed f the
shid noarfl,'-conditioned for', the faith
ful performance, In all respects, of his
suld"contract mid lor holding the cfy
harmless, etc.: and he shall bind him-
self, in his 'Said contract and bond, fo
guarantee the 'sewer const ruction work
for the period of two, (2) 'years from
Snd riffer the acceptance of the sm
l)y the said, Board and Its confirmation
hy the court. , ' ,.
The- contractor to wbpm . the con
tract for the construction of the im
provement,, or .'any. .'.part, thereof, !s
awarded, and , who' shall do the work,
will bo paid in; bonds of the city bear
ing interest at the rate of five, (5)
per centum per annum froin their re
spective dates. Blanks, for, bids , or
proimsals will be furnished on appli
cation to the said City Epglneer at his
office aforesaid.
The Board, reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated this 7th day of May., 1908.
GEORGE PARSONS.
President Board of, -lineal Improve
ments of the City of Cairo.
Vttst: ERNEST NORDMAN.
Secretary of the Board.
MASTER'S SALE. '
State of Ullnois. Alexander County,
ss.r Alexander County Clrult' Id th
icatter of Anheuser Busch Brewinrg
Association ( a. ' Albert :'B'." Arey and
Harriet. M. Aney. In Chancery. 'Bill
to ForeclcHe Mortgage. Public notice
Is hereby glvfn that In pursuance of
a decretal c-rder entered -In the aboe
ectltbvl enure on February 21at A. D,
1908, I.. Walter. Warder... Master. In,
Chancery for said court, on Saturday
the 9th day cf May. A. D. 1908. at
eleven o'clock In the forenoon of said
day. shall cell for cssh at t ubllc auc
lich at the southwesterly door of the,
court bouse In the city of Cairo, in
Gald county, the following described
real estate: Lot. numbered three (2),
la Wock, numbered twenty-eight (28).
la. tbefflist addition to the city," Of
Cairo, In the county of Alexander and
ttate of IUinul together with all and
singular the tenements and heredlta-
meats thereunto belonging. - ' '-'
Dated n t'alrrt, : 111., this 17th day
of April, A. I. 1908. ' -'" "
WALTER WARDER, -Master
In f Iiancery for the Cltctilt
, Court of A'erander County. IIllnttK
Dnrld 8. Lansden, Complainant's
Solicitor.
MOBILE & OHIO R. R
Time of Train af
CAIRO
Southbound
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No. 1, Express daily, lv....2:05 p.m.
No. 3, Express daily, lv....2:05 a.m.
' North beuntf
No. 2, Express daily, to 1:35 p.m
No. 4, Express, daily, lv.... J;11 a.m.
J. a.JONCS, Ticket Ar!f,
May 1st, 19C. Cairo, lit.
' . not iKKrroijro hvcu;
4 :. i, - t V f f i
U auted BoiiKthlug More to StrabjhU
t .. en. Ilim Vp.
! A sickly rooking man came Into the
office ot a village physician and said
that he wasn't feeling very smart and
arited something to "kinder
utraigiiten him out." After he had
teacrtpedhti 'VtuuiiS WafckJlld
cot Indicate, any tiling at. all serious,
tile; ph.vslel.aii .asked, ; hltfl i. if he had
been taking anything for bis trou-
blesi J ;:. r; 1 , ..
''Well, no; at least none to speak
qf'wa- the . reply. "I heard that
the extract of dandellne was good for
troubles like mine, so I took three
pints' of that, but it didn't seem to
do much good. , Tbep .'-J. got pe two
bottles, Of Smith's. Hetjijpg Compoiinl
mh a box, of (reen'a Pare Cure Pijla
apd trioa 'em,,a,nd I kinder tblnH they
helped1 ma some.-'t I' '.
$ "pfd,y6'u UH,e anything else?" ask
ed'the' phylclant, ' !:, JT, ,!:' Vi Tf::f-
t "Tfes j ' my - wife fixed .me up, a .jpieaa
f poke.-bnrry ;arid'-,ejattvu $ ,ni ,tn,oI
Iten, antj rue .and, bonenet'atid tansy,
and" a "few other yarbs,' apd t took!
tht fpr a whlleantir ; one of ; " my
neighbori sent ; n$ j?ver aometjhln
lie'd "bought the 'receipt of 'from
ifPT. wqmon.; .Xhpr-I didn't feel si
well.'.Bti' I clia'nge(l off to, some .stuff
I fought, 'of a peddler, anji a. lltfl
Quinine twice a'; day; ; I aln;t: taking
anything now' but a ''little5' Vf ellxfr
of .a-hundred roots and some- blttere,
I ain't gtiinlng yry fsrst, o I thought
I'd come? Jn' aml see Uf you thonght
I needed anything else." Judge's Li
brary. "- -
..j'ff 8ag Contribution.? ,
; Ore dajreeenfij there eatfrea the
ofllce o a Philadelphia real estate
(nan a-tattered and forlorn girl of
1,4 cr thereabout, who sidled up to
Ma detdt w'th a memorandum book in
(er;Jian.jl.'-A-. ; ,. . j
r; )rdlnarilyi the PhUadelpb'ian1 Is the
polltiest of persons, but, this day he
was so busy that he knew not which
way to turn. So, With a swift glance
from the corner of his ,eye,;: he said
rather, sharply, "WtIl, what do you
want?"., ",;' :,'',- ;.. :, i:-: ,.-'.
,v''MiHter.'illea8e buy a' cba'nce on
ofif.j?,o-cart," pleaded the girl hest-
Your go-cart!" .repeated, the -real
eBtjJ.niau. who i. a bachelor," ','What
on "earth can jf dq.wRh a go-cart, even
If ,1 should-get. It? ,,' . .
i "Op, you Won't get it,,reatDiea8-
y.,caw rotu! the Wrh "PJeae buy
a chanfeT''Phlla,dt'lpbU Ledger. .
1 ? o ''lilt.8imniD8'.'tbeofa'Bhbu 'pUKl
llHtf In, the courBeAofi"ePtthJ?,i,
ens lo physical putture that he- haa
9kja.)o0-
n. .j.,4'usfd i4Mi'.'-t'
r? 'Ldoiit 'taW hidctf stock In felplf
and tvif-M, 'X MM 'K 'f V
forward work i"lotb! 1ft hox,ingapd ,ln
wrestling. 'Withrr-tripks,; aa a rule,'
one only fciyes "oneself -Way. It la
Ukrt-thijJ-aae of.tjio beggar,. 'u ..'j ;, .
x '.A;beKgo'f.,'y6a must KB,' sat ,ott.
a -cold' and windy cproer. with a'li:0
on , iua .in rats i vKni, t",u ."yf 1 .-
"Two men passed' and one, Kind-
hearted chap,' stopped and looked at
(be beggar .afid aatd; VJ vr. rpTx
,. ' 'I'd like toAglve thla.man BOmer
thlnit,,b(it,ho, au I to know that he
ta aeaf ini dumb?' J"'- ' t, ' ',- i 'f
", 'Read the, sign., Blr," the beggar
whispered 1 cautiously.? .
HAVK A CARB3.
Mother way I ro.eut to awlmf
Avia rt,a Jorllnal riauhtar.' t
Bu first hang p your hlckoty limb;
It might be bowed by water."
' - , - i
Good Riddance.
"What made you send: Biggins to
Congresa?" ;v. V; v "-,'- -' .''?;'-'.
""Well:", answered Farmer Corn-
ta'ui ' he would insist on wearin'' a
high hat anPrlnee -Albert 'coat on
weelt days.' an .we les paturmiyno.
tired, o' -see) n' tlrn around." Wash
ington Star.
" Disappointed. ,
"What's the matter.'boy"
I dreamed tcache'f broke his le&r.
s "Cheer up; dreams seldorn come
true!' 1 - : -
I " know ' fher 'don't, and that's
what's the matter." ;.,.;,'":' .
r-
Oood, Bad mad Very flad. "
what kind of. f Ket have you?
tiked Xae man; entering the, et9T9,"i,
,VWe,haTe fresa ege. storm eggs,
std theatrfcal eggs. jefclled the deal
er, looking over bit spectacles.
1 1 a . i ,
. . "I thought yoa prolse4 yorxr wife
you wouldn't drlk any, more.". ,
"I did. and I'm keeping my wordi
I don t drink a bit more than t used
o." .
' frit Irim '6n let " "
' New South of MaUee baa bo work
fceusea. ,
0
Wholaaon baeaaaa It li AB80tCTl,T POBi
He iivwh U ipsrad In U brewing f tblt
aei for wm pHAa oaraalTai os tvlB r
SV tk eauooV be- aoalla ot ta stallai
a, ta lnawf aiwafty 1 - a "m '
CAIRO BKBWINU 3
JSMITH brothers;
THE BIG STORE
1100-2 WASHINGTON AVENUE. '
Dealers in Everything that Is good to
Bat, TJse and Wear. Excluai ye Agents
for BLANKE'S Celebrated Coffee.
Gair bMonumentCd
C. E. GREGORY, Mgr2
Washington AvenDe.
Alexander
CoMif National
Commercial Avenue and Eighth street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Captltal .................... ,100,CC0
8urplus IQOrOOQ
" OFFICERS.
B. A. Buder .......... . .'. . .Presldeat
Chas, Feuchetr . . , . . . . Vice President.
J HAOalligan ........Cashier
Frault Spencer.. ...Assistant Cashier
AeeouBta of corporations and Individ
Hals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part of the world.
1
M
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exander County
Savings Batik xi
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STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capital M,000'
Suralua ....10,000
r OFFICERS.
E. A. Buder ..........i... .President
C. O. Patter Vice President
J. II; Oalligan '..... . .. .Cashier
Frank Spencer .. ..Assistant Cashier
i " r ..
DIRECTOR, i
E,'ai. Buder.
J. H. GaUIgaa
C O. PaOef
N..B. Tniithwood
Beorge Parsota,.
Thoe. Boyd.
Wm mage, f
Chas. Teuchter,
D. 8. Laasdea. ..
Interest Paid en Time Deaealts,
Cilri Cii Tnaasfer Lice
Successors to Stotts it Walter.
J. H. KIERCE, PROP.
All Kinds of Hauling Done Promptly.
Both Pones, lit. -1111
Washington Ave, Cairo, lllleela,
River Transportation
Lica Sieacsrj
For Msmphla aad Way Landlnas.
Stsirfiera ' Departure
Sadie Lee, Friday, May 8. 5 p.m.
Ferd Herold, Wed. May 13. p.m.
Fa Cincinnati and Wiy
Landings
Far St Leuls and Way Landlnga,
Ferd Herold, Sunday 10, a m.
For Freight and Passage apply
at Halliday PbiUlpa Wkart
boat Cairo.
ROBERT E. LS.E, C iOVHtiE,
General Manager. Q.F. A PJC
General Office, 4 South Front St,
Memphis, Teen.
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