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S;- THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1903
FORMER CHE
HOLO CONFERENC
For Half a Century Wood's Fever Pills
liavnlit'iii known a tliu only mre pure for ( hill
Ami Fever mid all Itllimi mid Malarial :fau. A
a lilood I'urirlcr and In bulUtlnK up a run down
.vUmii lliey have no equal.
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.WOODS FEVER PILLS
E
IRAOt MAI"
For Sale by all Local Druggists.
ATTEMPTSSUICID
ATANNAHOSPITAL
Your Will Kept
Without Charge
Wills in which the First Bank and Trust Company
of Cairo is named as executor or trustee will he .
prepared by our attorneys and may be deposited
with this Bank (or safe keeping Free of Charge.
INTERVIEWS ON FIDUCIARY MATTERS INVITED.
FIRST BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
609-611 Ohro Street, : Cairo, Illinois
JULIUS HOFFMAN, BRICKLAYER,
CUTS THROAT IN ST. LOUIS
ROOMING HOUSE.
Tried to See Wife Employed at Hos
pital to Effect Reconciliation
Made Frequent Calls Wife
Not There.
Capital $250,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00
Every Request Elicits Courteous Consideration and the
smallest Detail is Regarded as important.
All Legitimate Business Requirements are met by Ample
Kesources and L.ompiete Modern Facilities
The Largest Deposits ot Any Bank in
Southern Illinois.
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5 NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS 2
November 25, 1908.
Mrs. N. V. Lewis, of Calm, was ill'
Kiicst of friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Tlios. Clancy, of Valley lie
cluse, was shopping In I his city Tues
tlav. .Misses Kale ruid Klailche Darrash
Cairo siioi.nt i s Tuesday.
': 'l,:,v i.-vi t'Vi-s a crowd compos
members of ill'1 M.'I!;o.!!mi Ki Is-
'n-rc'i and a lew friends met
hum" oi Mr.--. .1. A. Watigli' nnl
I her" i '.!'' r d I !)(! fOUISe 1 1
Msona"'' o'l IVarl street
.Merrill Court. !l
hum1 turkey mid
T;:
copal
at tii"
i'roi.i
and
iT llley deposiled 1
tin oi her edibles
which no to make up j
siviiii; dinner. I!ev.
anil his family were
pllsed Mild expre.-serl
tiou. Tlie folkiwhr;
present while several
i heir share:
hnrds, Ceo. 12
ii K"od Tliaiil.s
Margraves and
agreeably sur-
tlvdr appreeia
persons were
oiKts sent
Misdaines Kate Ho
.M art in. J. A. Wauh.
C. Mushes. W. T. linker, John Heed,
y A. Dougherty, I,. C. perks. U. It
llawley. A. U. Complon, W. C. I't'efter
and Win. T. Kenni'dy; .Messrs. and
Mesdames Claude Hue and 1). II
Mills: Misses l.a Verne Armstroic;.
Maud Wall, 1'auline Moore. Marie and
Crare Kobards and Hat lie II. I I;nv
ley. Mrs. .John Smi'li of America was in
town Tin-May.
(ieo. Ilmiini ami W. S. Walker wenl
down the river Tuesday looking for
limber.
E. Dlllwortli left Tuesday for Wick
lifTe in l lie interest of tlie Vis onsin
Chair Company.
Miss Itelle Crandail retunie.l Tues
day from America a' companied by
Minn Nora Kinsbiw. who spent t
day with lier.
T!;M'ikivin r rvicc will be eon
ducted by liev. .1. M. Whitley, at Si.
i uesiiay ironi Somerset, Ky., where
site has spent, (he 1)ast few weeks ;t
i lie bedside of her mother, who is still
seriously ill.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parker returned
home Tuesday eveniiiK from Cairo
where they attended tin funeral of
their nephew.
James WSullivan was a Cairo bus!
nes.s caller Tuesday.
Kev. and Mrs. J. .M. Whitley are
rejoicing over a 12 pound girl who
made her appearance at the rectory
Sunday.
The family of K. G. Castor, the jail
er. will move buck (o their home at
iiie pail llils week as. Ihe sinnl'iur.'
epidemie which was raging anions' the
prisoners the past few weeks has com
plctely subsided and the pail lias been
thoroughly fumigated.
Chas. Wehrenberg, Sr., went to Fu
ture City Tuesday, where he made
some insurance adjustments.
.mis. ueo. liiank of Mounds. w:h
shopping in town Tuesday.
I). II. Mills made a business trip to
Cairo Tuesday.
Mis. Kale Kobards left Wednesday
to spend a few days in St. Imis
12. P. Kasterday has purchased t-
.ioc .vienz resilience on Pearl street
and Merrill Court. This is line prop
erty and is a splendid location.
Mrs. J. II. Mathis who has beet
ipiite ill is Improving.
J. A. Crozier made a business tri
to Cairo Tuesday.
liss Nora Pulton and little nephev.
were Cairo visitors Tuesday.
Hen Hlaiikeiishlp has bought the 1
P. Kasterday home on j-;;ist Kirs
Speciul to The llulletin.
SI. Ixiuis. Alo., Nov. 2."i. Whether
Julius HolTnian, of Cairo, 111., who
cut his throat todav in bis room mi
li::C North Hroailway, tried to die be
cause of his failure to obtain employ
ment., or chose a desperate means of
gaining admittance, to. the city hos
pilal in the hope of meeting his wife,
is a quest Ion the police are trying to
solve.
The man Is In a critical condition.
The police say the man's wire left him
several years ago, and since then he
has soughl her vainly. They say he
heard she was employed as a seam
stress at the hospital ami that tli?v
suspect him of having slashed h!.-
throat in order to lie taken to that in
stitution in the hope, that he would lie
able to see her and effect a reconcil
iation. Authorities at tlie hospital say a wo
man named Hoffman was employed
there several months ago, but that
I hey do not: know where she Is now
Owing to i lie wound in the man's
throat he has been unable to make
a statement. Friends of the man sa
had told them lie was a widower
and assign his failure to find work a;
i he cause of his act.
Hoffman came to St. Louis a week
ago from Cairo and every day wem
out to look for work. He paid an
early visit, to a railroad office near hi
boarding house today and came back
very much dispirited.
Mrs. Gene Gangloff heard a pecu
liar noise in his room shortly after
he returned and when she knocked on
his door he opened it and fell at. her
feet with blood streaming from a deep
gash in his throat. His wind pipe was
cut.
Julius Hoffman resided at 90T
Washington avenue. He was u brick
layer by occupation and was at one
time a leader in the local union. He
was eccentric and given to drink, and
attracted attention when going along
the street by pounding his cane in
i lie sidewalk, and because lie was
very much stoop shouldered and bow-
legged.
OFFICIALS OF STATE BOARD OF
CHARITIES LEARN NEEDS OF
INSTITUTION.
IN CRITICAL CONDITION PATIENTS NUMBER 1 500
Large Appropriation Will Be Asked of
Legislature to Meet Cost of Im
provements and Equip
ment. Mr. Edgar -A. Davie publisher of
the Anna Talk, was In Cairo yesterday
ami reports I hut. Dr. McAnnll.v, of Car-
hondale, Secretary Craves, of Spring
Mold, and Assistant Secretary Moore.
of the state board of cliarilies were
in Anna Friday and conferred wirh
the hospital trustees relative to Ihe
needs of the institution so thai a prop
er appeal for appropriations may he
made to the legislature.
The list of requlremnts follows:
Ordinary annual expenses. .12-17, ."mi. ;m
Itepairs and Improvements.
Rebuilding general kitchen
Improvement of grounds ..
Farm machinery and stock
Library
Printing
Widening road and retain
ing wall
Cement walk to city line..
Building for Infectious
and contusions diseases ,
Nurses home
industrial Duilding and
equipment
Cow barns
Addition to store room ....
Purchase of cows
Telephone system inside ..
Two electric elevators ....
Plumbing
Completion of power plant
New floors
Fire protect ion
Additional farm laiir'J; ....
There, are ,",(ni patients In tlx
stitutioh ami over 200 employes.
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Announcement
The New Dry Goods Firm, successors to
SAM'L WHITE
wish to announce that their store will be
open lor business Saturday, November 28,
at 8 o'clock a. m.
The old patrons oi this store may rest
assured that Ihe same liberal treatment ac
corded them by Mr. White will be Ihe pol
icy ot the new management
it
mmwmasaso.
THANKSGIVING AT POST OFFICE.
Watched Fifteen Years.
"For lift ecu years I have watched
the working of liueklen's Arnici
Salve; and it has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
doctor bill," says A. F. Hardv. ol
East Wilton, Maine, 2".c at all drug
it was applied. It has pared us many
tores.
MENUS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
Breakfast
drape Fruit, Iced
Oranges Kalslus
lirooktield Sausage
Faultless Itacon
Lettuce or Tomatoes.
with Snyder's Dressing
Mamma's Pan Cakes
Monarch Pure Maple Svrun
Owl Hlend Coffee Light of Asia Tea
Hyler's Triscuit The Cairo Iiuiletln
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 2(1, will be
observed at. the Cairo nostoffiee. Car
riers will make the moininir delivery
mid colletcion trip but no other ser
vice will be required of litem oil that
day. de;n ral delivery windows will
close at noon. Money order and regis
try divisions will be closed all day
Last outgoing mail from (he post
office will be at !) p. in., but letters
may be mailed as usual at the trans
I'er si at Ion.
SIDNEY 1!. MILLKII.
Postmaster.
HERE YOU
Buy the Best
3
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Sanitary Self-Basting Roaster
ARE j
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
C. P
street. He nihl his family will move
into their newly acquired property
soon.
Deii't fni vet the "Euchre" tonight
at St. Patrick's Hall, corner Ninth
ae! Washington avenue, for tie
! '!! : t of the new pipe organ fund.
An ei. jo-able evening is assure, all
I ) attend.
Peter's Kl'lM'lJpril
morning- A " ,1
lillested. Ji v. W.
bold service t lie'
e.il cluir. h a' I"'1'
c'liirch Thursday
alien dance Is fe
ll Mngiave will
eMthodist Kpi cn
' a. in. Thursday
d promptly .V
Library Closed.
Tlu- Cairo Public Library will In-
! ;v,i tod!;y in respect to Thanksgiv
ing liny.
Dinner
Coast Seal Oysters. Snyder's Cocktail
Campbell's Tomato Souii
Her.st Turkey Stuffed with Oysters
New Potatoes Cauliflower
Lggplant Lamb Pen:
Salad of Monarch
Asparagus Tips on I-ettuce
Yacht Club Dressing
Libbey's Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie Mince PI
Monarch Coffee
Olives K.irlisbes SloilL.t'
Fox Daisy Cheese
Hyler's Trio De Luxe
Fruit Cake Crabamdn CiJei
Crystallized (jinger
Pennsylvania vs. Cornell, at Phil
Uiielplila.
Dickinson vs. Ijifayette, at Easlon
Pa.
Gettysburg vs. Franklin and Mar
shall, at Imcister. Pa.
Pennsylvania State vs. W
Ittsl.urg.
I'nlversity of Missouri vs. Culver
it'' of Kansas, at K,iiik:k ritv
Carlisle Indians vs. St. Iuls Cnl
verslty, at St. Imis.
I nlversity of Oklahoma vs. Wash
b'lin College, at Toneka.
Haskell Indians vs. Creighton I'ni
eisit.v. at Omaha.
t'uhersity of Nebraska vs. Wabash
Colb ge, at Lincoln.
Knox College vs. I)inbar. Co!
'c-ie. at Galesburg. Ill
Drake I'nlversity vs. Ames, at lies
Molue---
I'nhersity of South Dnknt.i m
Mornlligside, at Sioux City.
Kansas Agricultural is. Colorado
Agricultural, at Manhattan. Kas.
Huron College vs. South Dakol.i
Jt tti- College, at Huron S I)
Kansas State Normal vs. M'ssoini
Mat Normal, at Emporia. K:is
Ohio State t'nlversltv m. Kenvon
it Columbus. Ihio.
Case SchfHd VS. Welem ll.irun.,,
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REASONS
Why we claim the Lisk Sanitary Self-Basting Roasters to be
the best on the market.
i
It is made ot the finest quality of steel, covered with
Three coats of Lisk's imperial Gray Enamel.
M. I
services to be coi.chiri
11 o'clock. Eerv or;e jr. espeeially
inyiird to aitfiii lle.-e spei.il
i ha v.I. kg' vi: k t-' fy ic"s
Ch.is. .1 1 i-r. Jr.. b-ft Tuesday
lor l!"le-i!!e ! r-iiiiii heme Thutu
d;iv.
M:n. ?tr :iit (''ouiif-ii 1 1 i;i :j I holiie
THREE STORY BRICK DWELL-
ING WITH ALL MODERN IM
PROVEMENtS. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY C. R
STUART . SON, NO. 807 WASH
INGTON AVENUE.
1EST TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
S. S. S. is the Let treatment for Catarrh because it is a perfect Llood
rtinticr. nil ice oo.y nioiicine max is ao.e 10 pci aewn into the circula
tion and entirely remove the caUrrLal matter and impurities which produce
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remain. Its disasrreeaMe and daneerous F-mptoms, of ringing noises in the
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Lrcathing'. and even ttoir.af h disorder and weakened bealth, cannot be perm a-nt-atiy
rtlieved until the blood is purilitJ. Kothing equals S. i. S. lor this
vntmrM If t-rw- rirttrn to the xerr root of the trouble, and remove mux
tartK le of the catarrhal rr.atVT from the blood and enriihes this vital fluid so
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that all the mucous furi.t-s ares.ippiiea r.n nuinuvc, i:eaii;nui qnaiuics, in
stead of bcin;r constantly irritated and inflamed by impurities in the circula-
Supoer
Creamed Oysters
Saratoga Flakes
One of Our Choice Steaks,
Couteati-T Itrand Mushrooms
Saratoga Chins
Hrearl and White Clover Hutter
lettuce Sandvi liiehf s
(rape Apples liananas Kigf
H!er Cocoa. Domino Sugar
AsKrted Cakes Evenine Citizen
Others niav disappoint you. me
mon't. No orders tix) small fur our
careful attention, no orders too larg-
for oi.r capacity.
LOGAN & SHORT
210 EiQhth St. Both Phones No 18.
WHAT A CAIRO
DRUGGIST THINKS
"Road's PHU are the best I ever
old - I handled tbem with great satis
raction when in business at Pin
Bluff, Ark.
They sell finely with nut tinr mnA
please the customers every time.
J. B. Brewer. Druo'o'Uf.
1113 Washington Ave., Cairo, III.
If yon are troubled with Ile.rlael,,.
Biliousness, Malaria or Neuralgia trv
these matchless pills one time.
AH Dru&jlsts. 25 cenls.
II will cook as well on the stove as in the oven.
a
It is the only roaster that will make a touqh piece ol
meat fender aud juicy, and retain ALL its flavor.
4
It will save 20 per cent in weight of meat over any
Roaster made.
5
It requires very little attention and No Basting.
ROAST MEAT, C5AMK AIM) POULTRY
If ihU ronvliT doe not do ALL we claim fur If, we will replace Free
of Cliuriie, with a new article at uny time or refund purchase money
MAMS IN FIVE SIZES
WOODWARD HARDWARE CO.
1015 OHIO STREET
Potato Spontaneous in Chlla
The potato. tkh as alrearlr caltl
vsted in America when the continent
was discovered. I nxmtiiimiii
CT'le. It was Introduced to Fumn. In
l-Kd and 1 .f t, ih. Soanlardi. and
almost at the same time by the En?-
n. Bo tsromtl;! ft frorfl Virginia
'here It had appeared about 1530.
MCau OI DCln CCmsianwy ii i lUitej luud.i uy eiipuoun iu luc emula
tion. Tbn the mptorr: im t-" pas a way acd hen S. S. S. has entire!"
purified the blood. Catarrh is pe nnaently ctrrt-1 ar,d the general bealth
preftlr f-uslt t-f. Boo c r. Cat.iria ana any tr.cuical aivice'ceiirea sent free
the sm sncirio co., atlasta, ca.
Imaginative Irish.
The qaalitr which distinguishes n-tr
;ves itne ir-hi from oir Vr.t
brethren is th divine sse-ss:on -Inratliiatbjrn.
Dublla Irlta iit-rr
PHONE US YOUR ORDER FOR
BEST GRADES
DOMESTIC AND STEAM
COAL
QUALITY AND WEIGHT GUAR
ANTEED.
DAVENPORT MINING CO.
Bell Phona M4. 223 Tenth St
! I i y it . iit Cieyi land.
Miami l'riiv-isity y. K-'nky. .-it
Leu jnsri.n. Ky.
l-liyer I n i y -r f y (id-.raiit. af
'ltado Sprinrs. Col.i
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tan- lnfitut-. at I ri M'ti-i;. Va
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I'niversitr of South 'a"'ra 'is
'i'a!l. at tfiirli!-. S C
CiiiTsi1y f 0---e'M y. ...!. un.
St M'riEni"ry. ',
Waf;ireti I'niv "r-;-1 y, T;",iii
I r.;y iitr, at N . .-
Oriim Ctti 'Z" ;- tia T-
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rivritr .f T- t T
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Cascade Flour
Thr rbolcrst milling product
made alter (be most modfro
and scienlilic Mttbcds.
All Grocers.
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. Hir4 Col
sit.r f t T( nii-s!ee. "at Birmincham.
Cniyrsitv of North Camdna
CtMer.tv i4 Virtinia, at Richmond.
loriiiif s. rka.as. at IJM
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