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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, --NOVEMBER 28,4908-
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ARE READ KVERY MORN
ING IN 2 0 00 FAMILIES.
The Want Columns of the Bulletin are consulted by
hundreds oi pevjile every morning Iq search of real
escate bargains, articles (or sale, lost or found, sit
uations wanted and vacant.
D RATESt One Insertion, per word . .
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Mates for Classified, NeYlaaa
ftfia Inaertlen, per went .81
Thr Int.tlom, par ward Mt't
Ona week, par word... ...... Xi
Ona menth, pa wora. .......... .1S
Na advertisement Inserted far la.i
than twenty-five eanta.
f t ''. FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished frost room
la new modern cottage,- suitable for
two gentlemen or man and wife. 824
Twenty-second atreet
house work,' address 13.
Mounds, Illinois.
F., box 2G,
WANTED A first class traveling
salesman to take orders for Marble
ami Granite Monuments. Apply to
J. K, Williamson & Co., 220 North
Third St., Padueah, Ky.
Stocks Bonds Cereals
LIIILE
ACTIVITY WHEAT WAS FIRM
In the Stock Market Showed Lack of
Interest By Moneyed Class and
Professional Traders Ruled.
FOR RENT House at 217 Third
atreet, six rooms, bath and basement.
Apply to Mrs. McCann, 206 Fourth
atreet.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY Able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
of 18 and o3; citizen? of United States,
of good character and temperate hab
its, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
recruiting officer, 115 Ohio 6treet
Cairo, 111.
TO LET Room and board for hus
band and wife. 310 Seventh street.
No children.
FOR RENT Cottage 311 Division
street, 7-rooms and bath, furnace, ce
ment basement, hot and cold water.
M. J. Howley.
' FOR RENT Good business place
a,' 1311 'Washington avenue Is for
rent, possession in 30 days. Store
room 25x80. Apply to John Bourgois.
WANTED Single gentleman de
sires first class room and boaii
fctato particulars light, heat, phone
price. Address J, M .A., Bulletin.
LOST.
LOST In Kress' store, 'Wednesday
umbrella engraved "To Lizzie from
Tom." Return to 411 Washington
avenue for liberal reward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMS For light housekeeping,
$2.50 per week. 1505 Poplar.
TIMBER LAND CHEAP-500 acres
viigln, 10,000 feet to acre 4.000
acres white oak cut off, very cheap,
rooms, js,;i, rise you if taken now. F. W
FOR RENT Two offices
706 Commercial avenue, over Pup- Houston, Stuttgart, Ark.
kin Dry Qqods Store. . M. J. How
ley, Real Estate Agent. , ,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. All
conveniences. 417 Eighth street.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms with board. Apply 901 Walnut
street.
' FOR RENT Nicely furnished
rooms with, hot ami cold water, 911
Walnut.
SITUATIONS WANTED
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Two bedroom sets
and a handsome folding lied cheap.
Apply tiofi Washington avenue.
Advertisements . of not exceeding
three linea will be accepted free for
one week's time from any readtr 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
I assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisement or statement made there
in and will z.ot accept under this
heading the notice of aay parson
known to be employed.
I' Ok SALE -Ash stove
Phone C.S8.
wood. lid!
New York, Nov. 27. A decrease in
the activity of the market for stocks
today indicated a lapse Into profes
sional hands of most of the dealings
and a subsiding of the general Inter
est, on the part of the general, money;
ed class. The price movement on thii
diminished scab of activity Indicates
a growth of confidence on the part
of professionals in stability of prices.
There was no important, selling pros
sure and this opened the way to suc
cess o ft lie efforts of room traders to
lift prices along with their absorption
of stocks. Another advance in prie,'
of copper dissipated the impression
that the market price of that metal
was declining owing to the falling off
in demand. Reports of large prospec
tive orders for structural steel mater
ial and for steel rails had some stim
ulating effect on (lie shares or indus
trial corporations connected with
iron and steel trade. The money mar
ket was not appreciably changed, the
six mouths period, however, showing
a slightly lower interest rate. The
ii)ost active trailing of the day oe
curred just at the last and prices were
then rising vigorously.
Report of Poor Condition of Fall
Sown Crop a Factor Corn
and Oats .Weak.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, Nov. 27. Money on call
easy l'il per cent, closing oil)
Hi- Time loans easier. Time loans
2 to 3 per cent; ninety days 3; six
monins 6 . .Mercantile paper i per
cent. .Exchange firm, demand $l.8tL
50; sixty days $1.84.20 30. liar till
ver IS'i.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York. Nov. 27
Amal. Copper
Am. Sugar ..
Atchison " '..
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED White girl for genera!
housework. Address Girl, care The
jll'llotill.
WANTED.
AVANTED Girl companion, light
WANTED Experienced bookkeep
er wants position best of references.
Address Bookkeeper this office.
WANTED Position
ply lllo Cedar street.
as nurse. Ap
WANT ED Positions for two
young lady stenographers expeii
em ed best references, lnqrlre 210
Twentieth street.
Qt'F.KX HAS I'M VI V. IH AiM.
Gothic Itoor of Alpanir:i' llos.
1cnre Is Half of a Rowlxiat.
London. Queen Alexandra has a
unique bungalow. U is in Norfolk
down, by the beach of Snettlshani, a
quaint .watering place of 1.".!"0 pco
jdo. The beach, a favorite with the
quern, is crowded in the summer sea
eon with holilaymnkers. tourists and
others. 'The Gothic door or main en.
ttrnre to the bungalow is nothing
else then a row boat cut in half. The
oi-irr wall;- are of brisht yellow cast
stones brought from the Snettisham
Ugr
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
, Scaled bids wifl be received tinill
.5 o'clock p. m.. December 1, 1H0S, at
the office of the rlty engineer, No.
1111 Commercial avenue In the city
of Cairo, for furnishing all material
a. nl labor and constructing complete
cement sidewalks In accordance with
the following ordinances, Nos. 15!',
ICl. 171. 172. 173. 171 and 175.
Said bids to In- sealed sii.l ruarknl
s such and accompanied with cash
or a certified check for ten per rent
of the total amount o fthe bid. The
successful bidiler will be required to
enter into eontract with the mid city
of Cairo for the construction of sac!
walfcs and to give sufficient txuid
sua ran tiiig his work for a perinl
of two years.
Paid bids will be oianed during the
first regular meeting of the city coun
cil in December, 1!Wi8.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
W. B. THISTLEWOOD.
City Engineer.
Cairo. Ill, Nov. 54th. 1W8.
Qi KEN Bt'NflALOW.
pi's and Mr l'f'k ar laid in tha
rourti with fciiKK-rrois ftrojei Hon.
There are two main room, ona
for the q i--n end another for the
'ten 'ant, and tietween thun U at
tTt all lobby, whi. h .aUo fives v 5
to the oBUe. Around he quwii'i
ipirtlBf at run a five-foot h:sh dado
cf darkttired rrrtlcal boards and
hove tV rrrrehted re en-
rrnt4 wttli ! of Tr;o'i k'lea
STATE OF ILLINOIS, AleiDder
County, r.
la the County Court of said Connty.
to the NoemtM-r Term, A. I). li"i.
' in matter of the Guar.lianship of
Jaeib A. G"ldM in guardian of M
lin.la and lleiry W'ortliincten.
To Ma'inda on htnpton and 'H.-ury
WorihinstoM. their heirs, ttc: ,
Yon are hereby notifieH liiat on 1h
JUt day of NoveiutK-r. A. D I?"". I
fill tuy final reKil In Cofinty Court
of Alexander County, as guardian of
MaSinda and Henry Worthington:
That I will on Mn iay, the event!i
day of D-cen-b-r, A. D. ak nai l
ourt to te harped from any an 1
a!l further" d-;Hes In mnntimi silk
the sail fttardianship. a' h'.rh t;?fi-(
and pice. j on -aa be .i-ttt, if yoa
desi-e so to lo.
J At on A. f:LTTINE.
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C. M. and St. P.
Colo. F- and I. . .
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liter. Mcts
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I'elin
People's Gas ...
Reading
Rock Island ....
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Do. Pld
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Western I'll ion . ,
Today Wednesday
Close Close
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Chicago, Nov. 27. WHEAT.
Opened a shade to i,A(ij lower due
to selling brought by lower prices at
Liverpool. Within 15 'minutes how
ever, a t firmer tone developed and
prices advanced more than VjC.
There was a further advance in the
values the last half of the session,
although the entire gain was not
maintained, the close was . V4 f :,!c
higher than Wednesday's iinal quo
tations. Among the factors that
made tor strength was the report of
a St. units trade paper wiiicii
claimed that the condition of the fa.ll,
sowi. crop was much below ..that of
a year ago and that the acreage was
considerably smaller. A likelihood J
that receipts in the northwest will
shew a decided falling off in the near
future also .imparted strength to the
sitiation. No. 2 fed 105lpl00; No.
3 red 1U4&M5.; No. 2 hard lOltfz
100; No. 3 hard 102(?no5. December
opened 103; highest 104 ',4; lowest
m'i closing 103; May im'Y
CORN Increased offerings from
Illinois and Iowa caused a weakness,
but the volume of trade was small.
Cash grain declined 1,3iic, T lies' e
was considerable selling . pressure 011
December by local holders, which re
sulted, in the wiping out its premium
over May options. The close was
weak 'iic lower. No. 3 liV;
imp. . o lull ill -74 . iir. 0 fl 1U w - II I "4
(U.("-4. LVH'ember opened C3ij ;
highest t;:J 14 .; .lowest Ci'2; closing
i;2 : May i;2fc9i. .
CAS Dull and steady at a slight
decline, the market closing 'iifc
low;er. No. 2. white 50ffi5!; No, 3
white, 48 1.4 r 50; standard 50; Decem
ber opened 41114; highest 49'.4: low
est 18; closing 48"4; Maiv0o"i,.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
.Chicago. Nov. 27. The following
car loads represent the day's move
ments: Flour 42 38
Wheat r,s .5
Corn 234 297
Oats- 1G4 ; , 105
THE FROSTED
CAKE
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Mitineaapolis,. Nov. 27. WHEAT
December 10l; May I09'4; Cash
'o. ,1 northern lu7i(f; No. 2
northern . 105U1H "4.. . ,
. , NEW YORK GRAIN.
New York. Nov. 27. WHEAT Re
eeipts 319, Mi l; exports .275.000. Spot
firm: No. 2 red 111 'Mi 113 eiyvator
and ll3"g I'.o.b. afloat. Options closed
steady at Kfi'ii, net rise. December
1I"'U.
CO It. Reeeipts 44,0110; spot
steady : No. 2 7l',a elevator and 72
f.o.li. atloat. Options closed net
lower. December 72.
OATS Receipts CS.OOii;
steady. Mixed 5:;t'.'!5t; white
17 57: Iclpped white Ti7iKfi til.
spot
51U
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Refunding 2's reg. . .lOS'.i 103'
Refunding 2's con . .lol 1I
Registered 3's l'iti 1iiii
Coupon 3's liMt3 100;'i
New 4's reg I2014 U'11'4
New 4's coupon .121 121
PROVISIONS.
Ill.'TTER Firm: creamery spec
ials extras 3.,jf32.
CHEKSU-Firm; ranged 2'ifi l.Vi.
KGtiS Firm; western firsts 3 Iff
t;5; secotiiU ",nfi
COFFEE Options close,! st. a ly
net unchanged to five points higher.
Sales 12."o bags. Iteceiiilier ."..;
epo! tuiet; Nu. 7 Riu t'2; mild dull;
Sl'GAR Raw quiet; fair refining
II- centrifugal !!: test 391; inolas
sc svgar 319; lyhne.I qui't.
DUN'S WEEKLY REPORT.
New York, Nov. 27. Dun's weekly
trade review, issued today, follows:
Although the holiday and uoeason
able weather handii aped luisinem
thin wi-ek. further substantial prov
gr-M wa niaoe towsril tne nniml
commercial activity. es-cially In re
l-ct to a number of wage earner
employed in the ha.iing induMries
Mills that have ! n clot-i-d fur over a
-ar are r--i nini ui l many plant-
that wr 011 part time re jiow in fu'l
oK-rati;n.
Ref ov-ty ) m.ilitig i -nai I -ibi'
t'ide. 'riee of nit iron are ';
mainlitiHt d at n-ct-nt ada!le-. wi.ii h
itiay ap r tutt t.f i-i.rfr'ion t"
Clii-Iig- in the fjlii-i-il iTIuet. On'
Of the ln-fl fea'ures of h week
a demand for railway upplie(
Stieng-tli is ntaiiitairie,! ja prima:
market fir teitile. ;-bi.neh -otto.i
goods are a lm ative on fc-onr?t ijf
firm -ii..n of proliieer. Woolen
r arraOiallv aining. rievi.iie higli
temteTir'. A f-w nt- iff .fruf
fK.' for fprit.g tia.ie h.te fw1, free
ly. tnn.'.r ra':n-facs fabri. New
Ecr;and r.iaTiafatctarcra r-;"rt niffi
;, fr rn"-i:in t'd.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ,
Chicago, Nov. Z'i. CATTLE. Re
eejpts 8.0'to; steady: steers 4ii.tfi8.Hi:
cows and heifers 250 rn :,2.",; bulls 275
I50: c alves 3ini!fi 750; stockei s and
tee.lei s 25U(f 2X5.
HOGS Receipts ::.Y(Mni: steady to
stiong; choice heavy shipidng 5d0fy
590: butchers 575'f(5sr.: light mixed
."25ifir.lt; packing 5d'fj580; )in
lei.ft 475.
SHEEP Re . Ipts 22.000: steady;
sluep HMlf7 525; lambs 525ft'i75.
ST. LUOIS CATTLE. .
St Iritis. Nov. 27 . CATTLE.- Re
eeipts l.oitti; steady; beef steers 370
rn I7tt. Mockers and feeders 275f
125; cows and heifers 3oii (i25:
Tt as st s 27tt' i,i i.
MOtiS l(cceits l.'.IH'll; steady III
b St. tell
i'i'"! 59n.
loner eii ot Iters; ranged
Tha Sun's Light.
il lias been calculated that., the
amount of Jighl received front the jun
la about f.(Ml,fiO0 times that, ot, the
moon, j ne Inlilnsie brichttieM of ihe
nin'a dUc i about 20.oo tlmen that of a
candje flame. 150 time that of the lime
light and mote than four lime, blight
cr than the brighter himoi In the rra
ter or an electric are light. The dark
est jKt on ihe sun if much brighter
than tha l.melight.- New Tork Amer
i'an .
-...,.,.
Woman in Minority in Rus.ia.
St. Petpuburg i a uxA plare foi
plasters to migrate i, ai mah
population outri'imtx-r. the female 124,
t''0. and the ame j.niiit on enii is
other par s of Kuja In rinM?q.ienr-e
thera I qui'e a commerce in bride
and many nien in tr roineej a-e
td nake morv bv (w,ir,i at
cuarfiian for j.irity girl and aeliing
th'm at go. p; ic f.
Aetep'a Fabtea.
H appears to he 'he cntr-m now a
as of certala and ind--v M-lfprn
tiouneed literary fi'k to deride
As-eo'p a fablea a l..'d.h. Iet ttee
niarti try to (.lodiiee p. .ne aa good
The difP.cuJiy f fb,e wrliing )
l-rn4 by 1h few who have tred it.
sod the s-t:'! f-wei w h,i lni u:
ceed-d.
Aaiice fr ti Lcwt'orn.
Wfc.n a girl ba;r. t 12. k a rt
e abceit wewe oftr D ao ( ; ,R
Sue nnd Mary sat on the steps he
fore the while hall-door with its
big brass knocker. There were two
steps with an Iron rati to guard them
and In front of the lower step was
a braided rug. The posts of the rail
ing were topped by shining ..brass
knobs. Sue's and Mary's great
grandma had the brass knobs, polish
ed every day. The two children sat
sewing as fast as their busy, little
fingers could go. . Sue was making a
dress for her doll, and Mary wiys
hemming a sheet for, her baby sis
ter's crib. I am afraid that her
mother had to new; it over again, but
the wee. llttla girl did the best she
could. They were talking about a
children's party that they were go
ing to In a few days; for they had
children's parties in this old Quaker
town, with Its brick and stuccoed
houses and white doorways..
While they were talking, Harriet,
tlielr eider sister, opened the door
5nd sat down on the step with Sun
anil Mary.
. 'What do they do at parties?"
asked Mary. She whs the little sister.
biie nan never seen a party,
, "They have a lovely supper,'.' cried
Sue.
"And Jelly." continuued Harriet.
"And cake," followed Sue, "little
cakes and a big rake,, all frosted."
,7'And we will wear white frocks,
and the party will, be the day after
to-morrow."
(, Four o'clock on the afternoon of
the party day. ..tn .liltla girls, ten
dear, little Quaker girls in white
frocKs. went to Lydia's house on
Penn street. .nd't'J mother and
Lydia's aunt met them at the white
doorway, took off -the,, ten little bon
nets, and all the little boys went to
the back porch, to see ,the kittens,
They drew strings on the floor and
the kittens ran after and tumbled
Over one another. Then two kittens
Were put one side the door and one
kitten the other sl.tje, and,they poked
their soft, white paws under the open
door from one side to the other, and
e.very one laughed- and the . kittens
purred. Lydia's mother took them
Into the garden ami i-luwed the flow
ers. I .yd la was to have a square
garden for her own self, and mother
had two rose bushes for It. Lydia's
aunt played games with them and
tjie party supper wasready., All the
lUtle wil ls sat at the big dining table,
and Lydia's mother and li.vdja's aunt
placed something nice on every plate.
How pretty the table looked with
the china and silver and the colored
Jellies and the cakes! There were
llttla cakes, and a great big cake,
frosted. This was kept for the last
It was on a big plate and was so ut
that each little girl could pull a slice
out. ;, Lydia's . aunt took the plate
and, said.to Mary:,,,., , ,. .
"Will thee have a slice 01 cake?"
t How, good It , was! .Mary loved
frosting, but her little heart was
shy, and to pull out the (list slice
while everyone looked!
"No, 1 thank thee." she answered.
"Will thee h r v a slice of cake?"
asked Lydia's aunt of the next little
girl.
"No. I thank thee," she answer
ed
s "Will thee have a hHc?"
"Will thee have a sljie?" Lydia's
aunt asked of the third little girl. ,
"No. I thank Jhec.','
Ten little girls wanted the cat.
Ten little lrls replied. "No. I thank
thee," because no one wanted to be
gin. Han it-1 said, "No., I,, thank
thee"; Sue said, "No, I thank thee,"
Ten little girls were so disappointed.
..ydla's mother knew. .
"Oh.." she exclaiiiifil gently, "it in
such a nice cake, 'l ine will have a
slice. Marv, ,won t thee?". She smiled
as s slipped out the fust piece and
laid It on Mary .1 plate. ,
"Th next little girl. will have a
allce, will she not?" And another
smile and another piece of cake was
laid on a plate
' Sue will have a pice?'-
"Harriet will hate a piece?"
Every I. tile girl had a slice. Kvery
one liked l.vdia'a mother. Sne knew.
The party went gaily 00. Every one
had a slice of, the big party fake,
frosted.--St. Nicholas.
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
fa I.Ik lrJln In (irt Hid of Duatlroft
WHuiiut llrrplelilc
Did you ever see any one trying ti:
iii iiiriunuivea wtmuui lump or
wai-fr:
If you did what would you say ol
inn) ; .... 1
11 in fvnry Dir as roollst) tn try to fer
no in , uaiHii un ana lu prevent iiald-
i.y iveumy me germs which canf
It, with C'MMhrarlilen, Vaseline, Glycer
ine and similar Riibstnncns which .urn
the principal Ine.reclients of iniint r,u
called Jlair a row era.
Xewhro'M Tlerplcldo is uriiwfiu bi
cause it attack and kills the pmusltli
germ which leeus on the hair runts.
It is the original and onlv fh"1n.
ttcaip germicide nvimirieturecl.
Sold by leatlinr druggists. gnrt lOe. In
st witis- fiw sample tu Tha Horpl. tda Co.
ueiruit, alien.
Two sires 60 cents and 1.H
Fan! a. Bchuh ft Sona, Bpeclal Agatto
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
' ... CENTRAL ROUTE XQ
FLORIDA
VIA BIRMINGHAM ,
Colum bun,' Albany and Waycrow. in con
nectlon with the Central of Georgia Ky. and
the Atlantic Const l.lnt;. On and after Oct
ober lSth from Chicago, a
THROUGH SLEEPINGOAR
will be run from'
Chicago lo Jacksonville
via the above route leaving Chicago dally at
7 p. m., on the sleeping car section (coach
section consolidated with ileoptng cariecUon
at Carbondale, leaving Chicago at 6:00 p. tn.)
of the Limited train for the South, arriving
at fifrmlngham ',1:19 p. in, next day and a
Jacksonville at 7:,V) the second morning.
tluO'et-l.tbrary Car out of Chicago and
Dining Cars Serving aflMealsEnRoute
Plrcct connections at .Jacksonville for all
pulntK in Florida and for bteamnhtpi for
Cuba anil Naiwau.
TIcketM, reservations. Information, train
time and ra tea may be had of your local agent
8. HATCH, G. P. A., Chicago, ill.
A. II. HANSON, P.'T. M., Chicago, III. H4
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Winter Tourists Tickets.
Cairo to Aberdeen Miss., and
return $13.10
Cairo to Durant, Miss., and re
turn 11.10
Cairo to Jackson, Miss., and re
turn 15. 68
Cairo to McConib, Miss., and re
turn 18.65
Cairo to Hammond, La., and re
turn 20.01
Cairo to New Orleans, La., and
return . , . . v . . . 21 ,58
Also to Tourist. po(nta in , Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico, .Tickets sold dally in
til April :10th. good returning until
l!W!l.
J. If. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo, 111.
A. II. HANSON,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
S. 0. HATCH,
General Tassenger Agent.
TTTt " '1 : r
, . Sorghum.
Sorghum is a cane-like grass, with
the stature and habit of broom corn,
or of the table varieties of Indian corn,
but more slender than the latter, with
out ears and of a glaucous hua. Sor
ghum is ctiltltated throughout 'Africa
chiefly for t,ha sweet JtUces of the
cane. Jn the. United talea l""has
been, employed for many years ; to
make sirup, for which purpose It la
more or less grown In every state. It
has also been the subject of much ex
periment in sugar-making. ; i s
'.'.... 1 r -t .:';-:,
Yield Per Acre.
The yield per acre,, lit pounds Is as
follows for the principal grains, vege
tables and fruits: Hops, 442; wheat,
1.260; barley,, 1,600; oats, 1.840; peas,
1,920; beans, plums and cherries,
2,000; onions, 2.800; bay, 4,000; pears.
5.00Q; grass, 1,000; carrots, 6,800; po
tatoes, 7,500; apples, 8,000; turnips.
8,420; cllnqne foil grass, .G0O; cab
bage, 10,100; parsnips, 11.200.
Victory Through, Conflict.
Savonarola: , Jf no light, no victory;
no victory, no crown.
. . 1
r:" ' ilwuiwiHwwpm.M, num. MMtmimmm
flllD RCPD wf n yaa im tha hrt'
UUM DCCn . at Ufa. 1 I .allr
wkdlMOai. bwtlll It I. ABaOLOTBLT PCS'
ne.zp.aMti apana in ta. .rawing ar
.r for w. prld. .an.lv. on giviag yo;
tt that MDnoi .. .qaaU.4 tor III "aialiae
rt. and thsrovgh aarity, -
CAIRO BREWING CO.
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIG STORE
1I0O-2 WASHINGTON AVENUE '
Cf alera In Evarythlnf that la gooal !
Eat, Use and Wear. .Exclusive Agsnte
for LANKE' Calabratad Coffaa.
May 31st.
SKCENTRoL
Corrected to December 1st, 1908.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE .
Traine leave Cairo:
1:05 a. tn. Daily Chicago Vestibule
Limited, arriving Chicago 11:30 a. m.
2:23 a. m.. Daily St. Ix)iils Night
Limited, arriving St. Louis 7:08 a. m.
Sleeplig car open at 8:80 p. m.
5:00 ii m., Chicago Dally Express
except Sunday.
5:00 a. m., St. Ivoula Bformlg lx-
kress, except Sunday.
11:15 a. m 8t Ixuls Fast Mall.
11:15 a. ., Chicago Mid day Special
2:35 p. m., Dally St Louis Llmltei
2:35 p Afternoon Epreee for
Odin. Effingham, Mattoon. Champaign
5:10 p .m Thebes Accommodation.
7:15 p. m, Chicago and Eastern E'r
press, :-., ,,..,,, ., ,. ,
1
foiiM t Hi Id Him.
All who play football will enjoy
tbe little Joke p"ne' rated by a Mu
dent in the Vale l-iw-tn hool. The
professor was explaining the princi
ples of contract. a.-. a the. New Vprk
Times, and showed wiiat must ,e the
nature of the promise made by eith
er party to a contra, t.
"'S'.ippoee 1 ctintract with, certain
persona to make a toui bdown agalnut
Harvard." be asked,, "can I hey hold
me." , . . ,
"'Nt according to rule.' replied a
a'ndent, thoughtfully, after some
healtatlon. ' tuit the umpire might
not be looking ','
The IhHC Wrhiprer. ,
Am the anexot 3 lokei
ipon the rat a sacred, n rnany peo
ple in th's ronntrr erert ihe d"g InTe
:h ohtect of a r;lt. If dogi wer
exempted from lv!ect;nn. we he
ilere the an:l-li isertKnist bodiea
would shrivel inta a f-w h(;erl al
and haif cran uid ireu and ouiuf a.
c-r a lot of wlh wahy. weak-mind-.
cr.'ImeniaJiK'a Itiltiah Medl.al
Jourial.
2; 30 .a,. .Memphis and Nashville.
330-a. m., Memphis and New. ,p
leaas ,Llm Ited. .. -, . i y V-
:09 a. m, Padueah and Louisville.
1.-41 p, rru, DaUy Memphia a N
Orleans.. . t.
1:41. p. m Dally., Nasarffla, CtmiU
noora and .Atlanta. .,, A ; -
4:30 p, rrw F1U0 AqcormrodsUotJ-
b:5C p. n, Tadurah and Louisville
6; 00 p nu, Meraphl aa Or
loana Special,. .- .-. . -.-:
fer through tickets, sleeping, , car
accommodations and further Informs
tlon apply at UHsoia Central ,1'assta
gar gtaUon. Calr.o UL a
. w JHJONE,.T1akat Atant
S. A. HATCH, a P. A.
A. H. MANgONj. m. Jra'fi. Hae.
tyitit 4 vtft ft
MOBILE & OHIO R. R
Alexander
County optional
bank
Cammaralal Avenue anal Eighth ttrtol
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
Capital
Surplus
100,fX
v. 100,00
OFFICERS
E. A. Slider Frteltfenl
Chaa. Feuchter ....... Vlce-PrealJenl
J. H. Galllgan ..Cashier
Frank Spencer .....Assistant Caihlee
Aeeaunta af corporations ana" InalvlaV
usls especially solicited. Exchange
furnishes" te any part of tha world,
Alexander County
Savings Bank-
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
- . - t
' -u
STRICTLY A SAVINGS SANK, .
Capital , 190,000
Surphta M009
. OFFICERS .
E. A. Surfer Fresla.nl
C. O. Fatlar Vica-Fraaldanl
J. H. Galllgan. Caahlae
Frank Spancar Assistant Csihlee
DIRECTORS
Corrected to December lat. 1908.
Time of Traine at
CAIRO
Southbound
No. 1, Express daily, lv..
No. 3, Eaprcss dsdy, lv..
Nerthbeund
No 2, Express daily, lv..
Na. 4, Express da ty, lv.
.1:50 p.m
.1:37 xn
.1:50 p.m
.2:17 a m.
Most Cairo r-eople tare tn Calre
rlietla en , their breakfast table ew
J. H. JONES. Ticket Afewt
STEAMER LIBERTY
CAIRO AND NEW MADRID RACKET
Leavea Caira at 10 a m. every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday; New Madrid
at a mm. vev T,. T-
E. A. Budar
Thoa. Boyd
m. Kluga
Chaa. F tech tee
D. S. LaNsdaaj
J. H. wUfllgaa)
C O. Fatlee
C. V. Naff
N. tL Thlrtl.wd
" Seerga Faree
letsra.1 Fald aa Time DapaeTta.
Cairo City Transfer Line
Soeeeasor to StoIU A Waitara ...
4. H. KIERCE. Prop. .
ail kinds af Hauling Dona Framptly.
Soth Phonea 111
1111 Waahlngtaa) Ava, Calra, llflaela.
River, Transportation
Lee Line Steamers
Far Mampata sad Way LaeaTteg.
Pter Lea ..Saturday. Nov. 8.
Stacker Lee Wed Dec 2, a-m.
Sad e Lee fr day. Dec. . 5 m-
Fae Si. Ln i and Way Land' eg.
Pe'era Lee. . .Wednesday. Dec 2. a m.
Stacker Lee ... Sunday. O.Ol a. t am. ;
Far Freight and Passage asp'y at
HaTlrdiy a Fhlll'pe Wharffeaat, Ca'f.
ROBERT E, LEE. C BOURNE,
General Mawagar . ft. F. P. A,
n.eeet c" r e.,f
aaswKisassaw'ww'.

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