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fZ . THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1003
Is an ordeal which all women
approach with dread, for
I Sfl ILiI nothing compares to the pain
irr tot orchild-birtti. inetnougnt
Thousands of women have found the use of Mother's Friend robs
confinement of much pain and insures safety to life of mother and
child. This liniment is a God-send to women at the critical time. Not
only docs Mother's Frind can y women safely through the perils of
cnna-Dirtn, but it prepares
ine system tor ttie coming
event, relieves "morning
sicKness, and other dis
rnmfhrR Sul1' y drucuM at jii m
tion mailed free.
la JSKAUFIEI.D REGULATOR CO. Ll'V
ivm II im say
TRADE ST
MARK.
For Hall a Ccnlury Wood's Fever Pills
liavc 1 ( ii known an the only sure cure for Chill
and I'wr and all lllllous and Malarial diseases. As
a. Mood I'liririt-r and in building up a run down
NyMem they have no equal.
For Sale by all Local Druggists.
1 NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS jj
Aniinnt inoptlnr? of the Metrapoll
Inn liolf n.snocliitliPii In Now York.'
Aniiunl meeting of (lie American
Hasebiill IcHRiic In New York.
Wednesday.
.!i"i Ktewurt vs. ,ljin I'rendergust,
12 iouikIk, lit Lawrence, Ma.su.
Owen .Moian vh. Toiiiiny O'Toole
ii rounds, at Philadelphia.
Thursday.
( Jrning of nniutsil tdiow d' Call
I'ornla Pigeon i'lub tit Oakhmd.
Friday.
Wrestling bout ' bet worn YiiaifT
Mnhmout itu.l Fred lloell ut Chicago.
Saturday.
I'ikI of Ki-(lay bicycle rare in
Mriilion Square Garden, Now York.
FALLING
ST PI BLUFF
ADDS TO DANGER OF DESTRUC
TION BY FLOOD IN ARKAN
SAS RIVER COTTON BELT
SHOPS SAFE.
MOUNDS, ILL.
Dec. 5, 1908.
Hoy (irundstiifr of thy; I. C ton- '.
was. a idfiisaiit. caller ttiis morning.
Dr. A. I!. Hot'iill who was r.'iorti I
as dangerously ill the first of th
week is considerably licit. -r at this
v ins.
The M. 12. Sunday school is pelting
ici'dy fur an interesting Chi ii ma-'
entertainment lo lie given at the'r
ih church.
i:. M. Titus, our veteran farnxr
and 'fruit grower of the Kast side
was a liusiue;s ralelr Saturday.
The Y. .'d. ('. A. hand was reor
ganized lasi night -.itli H. V. P.ui:
I eiinc as president and H. A. .IcH'o:.-;
i'.s serrelnry and treasurer. It win
liicided to meet iii Monday and F. i
.lay nights of each wek. Hoys, g I
inn -tidiness fur next Moi-lav higl t.
I.. 12. Nel'i's, t!:e Imtrher is on tie
sick list (Ids weak.
Ksqiiire V. (!. Davis lias moved
Ids family into one of (irant Jiinko
(mores houses in .Nortii Mounds.
12. i l'riltoti. of the Mounds Dairy
was a business caller this morning.
Pulaski rornty has no counl y , seat
bin Moan. I City lias cue more than
;he lias any use for.
Willie (billion, our groeel'ymaii,
was a liu-liifss caller Thursday and
lei i us a pood slice of business.
Koad Commissioner T. Y. j'oik of
; lit- '.Vest side was in one day this
wick and loports the dirt road in tin
boil oais as getting bad. The good
reads i;uestion should receive alien
lien in ail I ii its of the countv this
. inter.
'I'. . M. C. A. will conduct a
Sunday school teachers' ineoliu.n on
Tnursnay afternoon of each week in
i!iilton's Hall.
The Headlight comes out in a new
dress this week. It is published hy
.,'ne 1! Anderson of this city and is
hitmlilli ol local news and is sparri
lih:.', with up-to-date atlvei'tisenien's
of orr lui.siness men. AYe predict for'
i! p. brilliant future.
COUNTRY CLUB TALK j
WEIGH VOl USUI BEFORE ISIM.
Ih
(Ttir Tn 3ulletin by
Mr. i'i nd. r: The
l'ie hiinheons n t;ooi
X. Rav Fabsr.)
i In 1 1 ' t i i i;a'
lore i'0-aineneiau
Brent Ib'sh fonn-
inalt- r
try to
tl .
ony. askinu it to take up the
i f buiiditiit a city ball and
iilve the oroblem. 'I'his is now
city's mrst impcilanl need.
Mr. Usler: I fail to s"'t an v p oh
le a Hi." ina'' r. If the city ci.u i-
il "iil a'i"lv Ii :he
ii I' lir-K v (.."hi '" ! s'U
ill ll't Ir hi. !i ideal aiiai: :
ai , S.' il- iiir a i I tli
inl.h'ilil t'-'hl. If f
I'oiae ;i-'d has m l 1 1
no t'n d
lar siira'io.i
, t' -e ' would
on Id. :n wi u' I
man v itii s a
m aiis lo b.'.v
yourself
io use Samose. tin
in'.: food. The wonderful sale on this
other pi-( palatini! since first introduced in
(aim and the remarkable results
loilowihs its use have made Paul ii.
frV huh A- Sons such eutliusiasl io be-li'-vi-rs
in tin aieat value of Sanies
ll.al they will ive their iersenal
!..i;araiilee to refund tiie money if Sa
mose will not make thin people fat
and resioie streni'lh and health lo
those who use it.
This is a si ruiiK snai antee. I ul
I'ai I Ci. Schuli Sous have sot ll so
many of their customers who a few
C
Pine 11 ii ff. Ark., Dec. (!. At. mid
night last, night rain bean falling
heri', and il is feared that it wid
have a tendency to add to the dan
gers of (lie present high water, In
soaking the river banks and causing
them to soften and cave more, rapidly
The situation was much improved up
to that hour, and the encouragement
givin property owners along the
river front by the recoiling waters
war. shattered.
Arkansas river came to a stand to
night and will begin to fail rapidly
by morning. The roaring stream has
succeeded in eating ils way across
Fast. liarrariue, near Tennt'sst i-
strei-t, and several small shanties
were carried down the river ibis
allii uoon. wild ,Ioe Ki umpner's store
an I warehouse. The rhvr bank con
tiures caving in the rear of the
American !2.xcelsior laundry plant
..ml I'ruden's stable site, and is un
dermining bolh buildings.
Ir is reported abort the city to
night lhat four strangers, supposed
to lie secret service null, arrived ia
l'iiie Bluff today and are making an
u i t to learn tiie identity of the
parties who dynamite;! F'oyd's Point
Wednesday and Thursday nights. An
iii'.i .-.ligation failed to confirm the
rm:n r. but it is stated that the dete:
ti"'S are proceeding- carefully with
I hi ir w in k.
No fears aie entertained for the
safety of the mammoth Cotton licit
shops today, as the current is now
striking the bank several blocks
west of these properties, and js iU
ilected into midst ream. The river
ran a race with carpenters today air!
von. A large two story frame res
m'lice on hast Darratiue street.
owned by C. (1. Hrockw'ay, had been
mi ved I roui the river front into Hie
st;cer. and rni pouters were set to
work demolishing it. in an effort to
save the lumber. Ilefore they were
ball tfirough with their work the
sii-ft was partially oiidermin".!, am!
snM, nml he would remain with her
long enough lo benellt by her earn
IngH unit I hen ho would disappear
again.
12iglit years ago Hain disappeared
the last time, nho said. The lasi she
knew about him was that he was In
Louisiana. Later she got word from
her husband's relntlves in Anderson
that he was dead. A year later Mrs.
Hain was married lo William Doil
nuin, of this city, and lived happily
with him until November II this year,
when Hain appeared upon the scent.
Mrs. Hain was gi anted a divorce.
1
MUSICAL COMl
AT OPERA HOUSE
'TOYMAKER'S DREAM" WILL BE
ATTRACTION TONIGHT, WITH
CGOD MUSIC AND COMEDY
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
The Toymaker's Dream, which ap
pears at I a n o opera bouse tonight is
one of the musical events of (be sea
son It is a semi-oparatic show full
of music 1 1) fit is music and coined
that is comedy, and I he cast of ai
tists are such thai have never befor
appealed in any hut the larger cities
Notable among the cast that bav
n en seieeieu to support that eini
nent. character singing comedian, Mr
William C. Ciishniau, -are such well
known names as Miss Louise Si
Claire, whose operatic voice an
pleasing personality has won for her
a warm spot in I lie hearts of all he
hearers. She is closely seconded by
Miss Alen Morrison whose portraya
of the doll part is certainly sinni
Miing 10 Keep an audience guessing
when they first see her, so similar
noes she make up to resemble the
plaster pans figure. Another arlisl of
exceptional ability is Mr. Geo. Lem
ley wdio was for several years lead
big baritone of the reviews that were
put on at the Casino Theatre, in New-
York City. Prices ,-jii, and $1
CONDENSED STATEMENT;
ALEXANDER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
, Cairo, Illinois ; i
At the close of business November 27, 1908
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
Stocks, I?onds, etc.
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures
Cash and due from banks
7iS,17H 11
117.40U.1S
26,:m.9Z
1,11,777.20
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $100,000.00
Surplus Fund 100.000 00
Undivided Piofits 2I,:iSl.S
Circulation.. 30,000.00
Deposits ' 88, 125.:52
$1,119,777.20
CONDENSED STATEMENT
ALEXANDER COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Cairo, Illinois t .
Before the commencement of business November 28, 1908
i i Imp. I i' he 'or's one, A iner
bant eee.ling a larger v. a. bouse
and winning our- to siiil his own
ideas, yet not l;aill: the nee: ss;tn
i.ipltal. nvT wba' lie ilo-ii'i s lo use
in his bellies, to build it with, lias
iillle trouble in hading a capitalist
l.i. Will build il for him. a long
b;ei being the inducement. 'I'll
.it v would be a food tenant, and on
a lone lease wbb ii'-rmis-iou to pit"-j
.-liase. -;i -in. I individuals or com 1
bices to build ii ball to ils liki'ig
Tli. re is pleittv of capital in Cairo
.i- in-; ki h ai'. p. -. . stineiitv
Mr. ("onroy : Tie rii own- I its
t . : u t for a cil. ball silo. Let
ill) '.' I.'"- -. III sold to the III-'
,s!o! ' ho "ill erect city i:,il! an I
j id l.i I h I '..-t er . III ( - ee.l :!. j
en i ni-i! iii.it will .,,y s ve:i p. r,
'ill in t'ai- su:e. with the cist ir
value ol It ad ied. v ou' I had i ,-
IP. idual invc: to; unite w illiug t I !
pr.-vide tin- i,e..,p., i-jiv Iiiiiiditigs.
The it; 'a ilit lie. I ii :.. ;, j s r lo
b ase I hall t.. nw n t'jc t,. . for j
:t-- riM lnliiellv tiler' would Ii"
t ! lit iiil - or aii i;,:io;,.-, iloptovc
' 'i-n'.s. ; oei-iii in inn-, it n.-i I :i.i. 1
liile- nl'i-i. iij the l it wnuid I" i
l..t.- t.' In, prove iniiii. m I ! . !.! j
P. if i i M i'i !"-u i p-a's
I'.'M t id -'.ii'.l'- c pel i "III e- t l tli s
Mi . t :: rt : . -: I h" urn t. f t
j in 1 .id N 1. 1 pn.i ' I i i t ' I
sin pii !' -'- - v- if- tl-;'! r'. ! i
In A !c ' ir ; i u a fi'.-i ,-t it i - j
ill in'l . C!"l" U not mote ot t ,;
.'-ii' in ';. nTi'i'i thin J.. The-.-j
i- c. !'. is ii a t.i:- t.- ! in . j
t ' .t ' i ,.;'!.. e. : .. I ' !
.1 " . I .-.'- . ' il : '' -s ' e 1 ' i
.Sr. ; ii'; .'. t.- i n : '
i iin M .It t" t e r i h .;.,. i .
t : i ;:!. . n ii .'1 i ; Hi i t i . : j
i lib , a i.. n . .,.' : i ;. , j
i . :i ; ; . , Ii i i '.. .1 ' -' i !; tb"'
! '1 I . -1! l VI '! i
..Hi ; (.,.( - ! i 1
l .'"C .-tl I -I - ' ' !- !.
I -til-.. - et " ii" i- n ' '
. - a- ; i i a i. i' I- :n t ' .;i
s del
the,
to in
w . !s a bo looked like walking
tens become plump and well
through the use of Samose th;
feel they cannot sav too much
duci people to iry it.
This uiarxeleiis !es!-pinnitiu to
is nsMUiili't 'd as tni n as it, is tal"
into 'be stomach, makes good ri
sVele- l t biss liiiilding fell into tin.
with a t vrilio crash,
crkiiien was itijiired.
iicoi:
the V.
river a'
None of
blend,
te ,. ;
l!,e u;
tones up
lps to a
"r plump,
the
-siliiil
Well
weakened sy.
iite. and make
and rosy.
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
HAIN RETURNED AGAIN
Somewhat .1 la Enoch Airien. But
Clara Knew What To Do Got
a Divorce.
The Lily and the Prince.
i ue pairons oi the Cairo opera
ouse on Saturday, Dec. 12ih, inali
uee and night will have an onnortun
tty of seeing the splendid romantic
drama "The Lily ami The Prince
iiniireii iioiiauus grealesl success
1 his is an attraction that will please
every patron and one that lias the dis
imcuoii oi entertaining all classes
and the boy in the gallery, as well a
the patron of the orchestra chair, al
ways turn out en masse in every cil.
where this produclion is seen. Mi'
Williamson is particularly anxious
that every patron will see this per
formance, . not from a motive of finan
cial advantage to hint, but because it
is an atlraction he knows will be a
real treat lo the l heater-goers, lie
personally guaraniee ji as he is able
to ito. knowing the merits of the at
traction as well as ibe players am!
the nianag: nient of this notable or
ani.ation. Prices, matinee, children
a cents; adults fat an. I Ta cent..;
Night I'.",, ah, 7a. $1 and Jl.ah. Seats on
ab' Friday, both niiiiinee ami liiuhl
Start
i M
oi k.
Monday.
f the .hi y bicyc!e ra
se!! SipS.ro Harden. No
.! ling ' Hi" Nationi'l Pii-el
i . ; 1 1 1 -ieii in New York.
Tuesday.
.Iin, i iris.-i ii s. Clara y ( Iriii in.
nit Is, at llo-ton.
Aiiii.i! iiiei-tiuu the Natio'lal 1 1; ;
all l- .'i'Ji'" in Now York.
!i-diuaap.i!:s. lad . D.t. ..Alleging
hat her former husband. William 12
j il.iia. iis-i:ni". an Ftioi h Ai d.n roa
jiu otdei thai in- iii:s;n extract i oin
jfiiiin William oDlhiuin. lo wimm tin
was iiiarricl. Ihinkiug Main was ilea!.
.Mrs. ( mi;i i.. Ham. relate,! an inn
ual siory in h. r sail lor divorce ben
iod.iv. ai's. Hain said she was ill:'!'
i i"d to Haiti Id veins ni;o. Ii" i.-serf
cd aer i i ; j i e :,n,i again. be sal I
Soli!-l i'li. s lie iwillld sell.! for he!', sl.i-
Burlesque,
oiiginal Sam T. .lacks Gain
for men only, musical oxtr.r. ,
colnpauy conies to the Cab',
house Friday, li.c. th. Thi
is said to be a ci ack.-rjacl. If oi
Prim full of real com
Tin
Girls.
gai:.a
opera
slum
-!;:"' lo finish
e.ly. miisii'iit
o'l !v medleys.
-ry and elaboral
long experience
eiusical ability.
mas'ei pi. i-es i(n, Mil.
Superb special seen
costumes. All li'a'
inventive siial.
detcrtiiin;'.! ion a i I
I
bic:i brought to bear to make this i
caiiiation reii.-h Hie zetiiib of
ccs. !l a.lGI'llI S.l . lei". the set,'
sieiiiil dancer, is one of Hie big t.
;"l'er :;'.: 111!, ;.:i;;:ali.v. Pilce, J
RESOURCES
lyoans and discounts f!7!,2eie(. V.)
Bonds and Securities ll9,3:!i.50
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 7,500.20
Due from Banks... 251 1:!Q.K!)
$857,250.08
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock1 $50,000.00
Surplus Fund.. 50,000 00
Undivided Profits 17,962.21
Deposits ;7Sf),2!-'U7
$857 256.08
OFFICERS
E. A. BUDER, President CHAS. FEUCHTER, Vice-President
C. O. PATIER, Vice-President J. H. GALLIGAN, Cashier
FRANK SPENCER, Ass't. Cashier
E. A. BUDER
WM. KLUGE
DIRECTORS
THOS. BOYD CHAS. FEUCHTER
D. S. LANSDEN C. V. NEFF
C. O. PATIER N. B. THISTLEWOOD
i:
i
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i
it
J. H. GALLIGAN
GEO. PARSONS
Condensed Statement
FIRST BANK & TRUST mm
t ; 609-611 Ohio Street, Cairo, Illinois, ? fU: i? rf
As made lo tiie State Auditor of Illinois, required by law, at com
mencement ol business November 28th, 1908.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts,
Bonds and Securities,
Banking House -
Steel Vault and Fixtures
Cash and Due from other Banks
8!S,256 12
571.791.15
41,767.77
20,183 82
2 J8,!::9 31
$1,761,211.17
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, -Surplus
Fund,
Undivided Profits
Notes licdis-oiintcd
Bills I'aMil.Ie ....
Ihsinatnl (Vitiliciitcs of I oMt
(, Money Borrowed)
Deposits
$ 250,000.00
50.000 00
21,19.J.?7
27,000.00
2"),000.00
50.000.00
1,338,017.30
$1,761,211.17
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Tlifs I. Shivth,
Tims. I.
t.tllT.
r. iidiiiduv,
Paul i. S. li
XV. M. Wood.
till,
The Largest Deposits of any Bank in Soutnern Illinois;-
and
ih- Thai
caleb powers wins; Notice to the Public.
I
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Energy is well-nourished muscles
plus well-nourished nerves.
Uneeda Biscuit
tit the greatest energy-makera
of all the -wheat foods.
C.;ndid.ite For Commonwealth Attoi
nfy Wlio i Hi Kricnd. Eltctcrt
.it LcKintan.
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SPARROW STOLE DOLLAR.
p. ..ib:, . ! . Tl r
v.k ';in S'l.ith. a jK.pu'.ar
f-iifi vr of L can towi-shui lost a on
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V"--r.!a min'ne bi fl"4ariirie
rp thr mrr of M ! b" Owfid
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fit ct a .:. h n-rrr- .
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rfr In dust tight.
V0 moisture proof packazts.
($7 Aerer soU in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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OVERPOWERED FATHER
Who Thi-eatened Motfe'- W 'tH Gun
and Meld M m TiM Pol ce Came
G-rl a Brae Act.
. Vi K. ' ' N i a ' Li i ' ir
i l l I,n'ti l! ir t.t. i..k t-jii-.i ti r
i-i'.i.'-! bfe .) I r o ii t...-!;.y .
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henl'Tink. in a hr.-l " h i'i I fnirile
A':. r hv t I a'l- d t tx i N
'.j'.tr Li.f- a-i r"'l--r. K-.i
Ue liave opened our new office and Sample Rooms af
Washington Aie., Sycamore and Tivrnty-lirsl Slrcei, where
we will keep in slork a assortment of CARRIAGES,
Buggies, farts. Runabouts. Dikes. Spring Wagons. Grocery
Delivery W'agons.both open and with tops.
. IHRUSS, all styles, buggy, team, carriage, spring
w?goi and carl harness, lap robes, whips, horse covers
and stable supplies.
CARRI AGE heaters, genuine Clark brick, or carbon.
I arm tools ol all kinds.
Rubber tiring neatly done.
Buggy'poles, buggy shafts and buggy lops repaired.
Respectfully,
Three Slnlcs Implement Co.
Washington Atr., Srnmorr and 21sl Streets.
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i 4 f"&r oil. and J sai.l ' h snrti 'rnE!. abf uce..!o( in f'
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wi-cj las ifo and or .tor. tier to'th Rirl wrfts-h4 H trtm hi tiai I
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