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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1909.
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WANT' ADS
IN THH CAIRO jBtilBTIPl
A SI US READ EVERY MORN
!NO IN S2 0 00 FAMILIES.
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The Wa.it Cnlnrans ? the Bulletin are consulted by
handrels ol puple evtfty mornlag lu search of -eal
estate Urgulua, artlclea for file, lost or fotmd, lit
natlons wanted and vacant.
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23
r Three Insertions, per word .02 i
FJKsk ne Week, per word .... .05
One Monlh, per word 15
No ndvevtisement Inserted lor less than 25c.
3 -5 ? 'Q O K O O
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Rates For Classified Notices.
Onii Insertion, jut word 01
Three insertions, per word 02K
Ono week, ier word 5
One morrih, per word 15
No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty live cents.
FOR RENT.
KOR KENT Furnished front roo-n
In new modern cottage, suitable for
two gentlemen or niaa and wile, 821
Twentv second street.
TO LET Hoom and board for hus
band and wlf. 310 Seventh street.
No children.
FOH RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms with ooard, steam heat, elec
tric lights and bath. Apply 901 Wal
nut street.
" ROOM For light housekeeping.
2.50 per week. 1305 Poplar street.
FOR RENT -Good business plae
at 1311 Washington avenuo Is for
rent, store room 25x8(1. Also cottage
at 111 Fourteenth street, all modern
conveniences. Apply to John Botir
fcois.
""FOR RENT Five room house with
bath; WnshlnsUm and Twenty-fifth
street. J. J. Mackie 31101 Elm street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms suit
able for Iteht housekeeping. Apply
217 Seventh street .
FOR RENT C.round floor and
basement of 603 Ohio street. Apply
on premises.
FOR RENT Five room cottage,
l;;.-cmeiit, all modern conveniences.
Thiitietli street, near Elm. Waiter
I)( ic.e! 3UII1 Elm.
FOR RENT Two separate office!
rooms at ill.! Ohio stret. Apply Hul-j
li,!.:.v Estate office. j
FOR SALE. j
FOR SALE Ash stove wood. Dell j
Phone CSS. j
FOR SALE Restaurant at Mound.-.
Apply at this office for informal ion.
FOR SALE--Modem Ice plant wbh
cuid sierage ill connection. Allen
llileinan. Anna. III.
FOR SI.E Two milk cows, ln
(pdre 3ul5 Sycamore streit.
FOR SALE Hickory lland'e l-'ac-tit;.,
culapleteiA eip'di'ed doing good ;
I i" mess. Excellent opportunity for
i:. stun lit. (Iooil reasi ns for sale.
S. C Cook Est., I'llin. 111. j
GENERAL CHURCH NOTE3.
Rev. Pelt r Dm hang, . a Catholic
Chinese mis -donat y, has been con
ducting s-r vices in Chi ago.
Special evr.iicelistlc work will be
line all of this summer among thf
Finns, Swedes and Spaniards in New
Yoik.
The court of appeals in England
by decide ! tli.it f hurchyatds may be
taxed for the benefit of the poor.
The natl.-nal b rird of church ex
tension of the Chit-'ian church Is
tiling to taise ll.i-M'i, o0 by the end
cf next jar.
The Norwegian Lutheran Free
rb'irch Is i'( li;i to raise an endow
ment of f I'hi.oiO lor Augsburg Sem
inaiy, at MinncaiKilis.
An h deacon Moi-.le 'if the Episcopal
fhun h has be. n working 47 years in
( i.'i.a. aii.l td tnh more ho;H-fu!ly now
tt'i.li ever of tl.e pn f; i ctF.
T n-w buil lir," of the Wesleyan
East Mission in London cover
atid thr.- tomtl s actes, anl are
-hi- r. ?u't of .1 j ears' ! tk.
Tho Ch,::.b 1:' Brigade of the
Hi isii lsl- las 1.1 &0 co:r.ranies.
bile the fdonie fmni.-h 1"7 n-ore.
Iji..., b, ing oer i"'.',0(9 members.
Th fr?t r.ayni'nt has been made
en te thiee and n half acre tra..t
rf lar.J ia l!a:im-; hich is to be
the si'e for the Ki icopal catbelral in
that city.
Tlie mb wr vacation wotK r-l tnej
a . i
I!ldfj.fcl City Xii-'- n In P''"n co-'.s .
:ul : u', b'i-g !--ot-1 i-olly to,
Me ,-are of o: a ad ciiiirtn who!
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
KOIt SAL 13, LB A SB. Oil KENT
Two story brick bnllilinR with base
ment, DOli Ohio street. Thos. W. Can
non. FOUND.
FOUNT) Pocket book containing
diamond rln.n and a sum of money.
Owner can have same by describing
property. Apply this office.
LOST.
LOST P.rown water spaniel pup
with white breast. Return to 330
Fifth street and receive reward.
LOST Hlack and white bull doe.
Answers to name of Sport. Reward
if h turned to VO'J Washington ave
nue. LOST Locket. and large chain.
Locket engraved on inside of case
"Nan Itrnce Weareii." Return to this
office and receive reward. No (pies
lions asked.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED FOR 1. S. ARMY Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
if 18 and 35; citizens of United
t Sates, of good character and temper
at a habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information ap
ply to Recruiting Officer, 411 Ohio
St., Cairo, Illinois.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PURE, fresh milk, H full quarts
for $1. 'Maddon's Grocery, 332 Fourth
street. Home Phone 704.
WANTED To" trader Improved
farm near .Mounds for Cairo prop
er;: y. Wyutt Ualliday, Villa Ridge,
III.
Maish Milk
Sweet cream.
Depot. Sweet milk.
Home Phone 177 L.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Advertisements of not, exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one week's time from any- reader of
Vim Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the of
fice of The Pullelin Company, 703
Onio street. The IliiHetiii Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vcrtisoineit or statement made there
in and will not accept under this
heading the notice of any person
known, to be employed.
WANTED Position as nurse In
confinement cas Apply 1110 Cedar
:-l l e t.
KITCATION WANTED Mouse.
I;iepi r or care of children by reliable
elderly whit" woman. Address Mrs.
Ki Hoy. 2M4 Commercial avenue.
1 , illll'"e!l.' CVI.lClSIIl II. T If
good tiling in a shower of sentiment,
but he is a fool who l ops it up when
(lie sun is shining Lcndoa Saturday
Journal.
THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY.
IW give other people the privilege of
being vain about something; tt is a
baimloss safety valve.
Telling the whole truth is not com
pulsory when it wives only to wouud.
M. Louis Globe D mocrat.
It is most (Pscouracing to notice
that bad luk often fails jiei sistently
on people who di n't deserve it.
Mi'licns of words have heen written
to' drive a ay w.vrry, though nothing
Is worth much but for getfulnew.
Ins-cad of eeping silent In ordr
to gain a n pnta'ion for isd im. why
not kep on saytr.e pica-nni inuigs
'and gt a repuiu'ion for kii.daess?
FCOL'S CAP IDEAS.
A small pin nay li k a bi? balloon
to a frazzle.
I'd ra her t-e a mus oculist thaa
his chiinj'Odiat.
There are a'uays six Tioii arnon?
s vcd ise men.
The fel'.ow (hat's alaay, rieht l
ceaeial y n i,g.
You can't judgs a d -g's hurt by tte
size of Ms he,:, r.
. i .1 - r m,
r.i.'.n to boast f
h . o.- "
ti racial .-. ..
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STOCKS ARE FIRM
Desultory Trading by Professionals
Made Up Large Part of Yes
terday's Market,
N'. w York. ,lan. 15. iLiesultory trad-
in;: by professional operators made
up a great part of the stock market
today, which did not differ much in
that respect from the previous days
t.hi.-i wee. Professional traders talked
much of the -size of the short interest
in the market, an dbelief i.i its un
wieldy proportions had as much to
do with the caution of the bear ele-
nient ami the linn tendency as did
any happening of favorable purport
to values.
The rise !n the price of a number of
individual stocks was dire to special
causes and their strength hud some
syn.pat liet ic effect, in. retaining other
sticks. The movement of of the
general list was languid and itiiliffer-
. nt. in spite of the ..wide movements
ill special stocks. The demand was
not. sufficiently aggressive to prom
ise an effective upward movement,
and the dependent's on the uncovered
short interest in the estimates of an
advance in the price of print cloths
was welcomed as a posilde index of
some commercial improvement. but
this was rather more than offset by
.U'olhei recession in the price of cop
per at. the New York .Metal Ex
change. Mocks of copper arj snM to be ac
cumulating. .Metal industrials, in
consi ipu-nce, were rather heavy, in
cluding I'nited Stales steel, nlthfmgh
it (iid share in an occasional upward
movement.
The feature of the
day's money ,
market was the loaning of a round I
amount for 3il days at: 1 1 per cent, a
rate ( oi.siderably below the prevailing
loan rate and arguing the expecta
tion, therefore, of lower money rales
Estimates of the week's currency
ine iiu nt show that cash is con- E. oits for the week from ' Argent ina
tiiiuii'g to flow into XV w York banks were officiallv placed at 1.5!2.U'n
in large amounts. bushels, which, was half a million
The iimncial world as a whole bushels more than estimated yester
avaits with niueli interest the el- day, while the total from Australia
lints to follow the issvo of the litis- was Riven at, l.SS i.nen bushels. As
sian loan in Paris next week. The this was the iirst heavy movement
I aids demand lor gold continues up iron: either of these countries from
in present, sterling exchange and the tl.e pn sent season's ciop the ffeet
disrnt'.iit rate advancing there today n th" market here whs decidedly
in spile of til faction of the Bank of la aii.-h. Poor support by bull leaders
Fcglan.i ie advancing the official d's-'also i ontributed to the weakness
couiit i air yeslcrday. j "1" !i" i scio was I'WI's lower. No. 2
T.. i. is -n uud( ri i.rrent of uu- red luii'f P7"., ; No. " re I lot".,'!'!
n ;m ; s ia the fiaaii:.lal world lest lt'7. X. 2 hard lo:yo In,',; No. 3 hard
tee l!i s.d.;:i ' !-i,i!l Issve shall not pltt Ml 'Ml. -day opened pill".'?! i"('e"h ;
,in eld to lie'"- policy o." iiccumuiation highest l'i;rs; lowest 1i.". V; (dosinu
el the part ( f Fr--ii(di hank, in which I Me've Me t ; July 'i;''ii i't; ,
event it would bo (included that some
ii tt i rier motive exists which may
dude a political upheaval in the in ar
ntlrre.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New Yolk. Jan. 15.-Money ( n call
y l-j 'ri per cent, closing bid I "4. 1
Timi loans steady and fairly act ive, I
dxty days 2'-j rn 2:l, per cent; him ty "i" ' i 'i (.1 : No. 3 yellow 5Sl,'i5s'.;
la's ; ''1 :i percent; six months IlViNo. t 57'., ' 57 a ; May oj ne.i ,:1 '4 ;
!',. Mercantile paper '. ' 1 per liigiu.-t ,,1',; low. st C n; c!i sii.v
er.t. Exchange steady, demand 4 ST.-
(e; sixty days ISI.iiicr ls5. Par silver
PROVISIONS.
1:1 TTI--I! - sicnlv ..in, 1 iiiH'loiiii!'. .1. .
EGGS -Firm and unchaimoi.
( HEESE -Firm, ranged 2y--ri I51, .
COFFEE-Options closed steady in
tel..' but net urn hanued to M points
higher. Sal.-.-, ;;3,75 bags. March 5:i5;
spot steady; No. 7 Rio 7'; mild
sti.dv Coidova .'1'f; 12!j.
Sl'GAR-Raw ipiiet; fair letiniiig
12;',; lit 1 ilnr.il !n; t st 273; iiinlies ?
11-ar 2!'S; lefined steady.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
F. fireii-T ;' r e. ..?" 1 - ';
W.s "-, 11 1 '3
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DUN'S WEEKLY PEVIEW.
."- Y.-rk. Jjn. 15 Trade darns
ported pioirresu. New undertaking
aiv ncouraged by a mor. seiile.l
poIVy n gardiiig the large imam i n
and industrial ailairs and amp.e
funds are available. Leading indus
tries gradually iiicn a-.o the woiking
forces and outpvf and while in iiu st
lines both continue below normal, the
gains established in the closing
months of last, year are fully main
tained. lMsnpiiontmont is manifest in
the iron and steel markets, the de-
iiaand lacking snap and reipiiremi nls
I coming out in a Hesitating way,
I Some weakness is noted In pig iron
(iooil inquiries are received from pipi
mills and one lar'je block is u.id.r
negotiation. Business in rails ecu
til lies very quiet. Wire products
.show the nearest approach t normal
activity. A slow ami weaker mnrk t
for coke followed the increased pro
.diution, and smaller shipments have
resulted in larger stocks. Perceptible
I improvement appears in the primar.v
inn'kets for cotton goods, and pi ices
;:ie held much more firmly. Til'
! event of the week in the woolen nni:
i kct alis been the opening of staple
j worsteds by a leading producer, with
in ices showing an upward tendency.
RANK CLEARINGS.
New York. Jan. 15. Total bank
clearings compiled by Ilradst reels fo;
the principal cities in the I'nited
States the past week. $:l,::S".,.ia;:.HH.
against, $2.731. 1-T.'h'it in the eorie
s on, ling week last year.
WHEAT IS WES
Because of Bearish Developments
and Other Grains Followed
Suit, Closing Cown.
Chicago. Jan. ! . Wl i E.vT. Lib
eral shipments lrim Amtralia and
Argentina inspired Ir.e selling resu.t-
ing in a weak mark t the entire day.
( OltN -- i lea vy sales by a lea 111. g
p-e-ilout. caun1'! v .-akm-ss. The likeiiiiood
that icceipls lu re tomorrow and next
v. iek vm'II be much more liberal also
i.lspiied free silling for sln.it a c-.ulit
whi( h heljied to weaken prices. Com
mission hoi m s took most cf the of
lei nigs. I he close was ewak. at tie
hi U0111. .o. 3 ! 5S ' , ; No. : whit
M' 's ' '! ; luiy CI ' I V
OATS The ueekii'ss in vv In at end
corn was res;. on; able in a large mea -aie
for t!it moderate declines in tl.e
uriei- of oat i. Sentiment was beat is-h
a'l av. I.e. a! holders were tin
,(hif sell, is and the demand calm
j mi.'hly H ommb-slin houses. Th"
j-! s was n,y, r,y '"" 1""' r- N"- :;
v hite '.r-t :. ; standard ."0 . fr .". 1 . May
'-I eiod 5 1 hi-ihest s,:: lowest
. 51 ' - 51 ' , ; i-lntini.' 51'4; July
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Chic.i.o. Jen. 15.- The ,,;,, i;,c
ar i,a,i:- e lie,, hi the day's eiiive
.1 . t.-;
t:oio 27 .1
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Van,, .lp.i'ns. Jan. 15.-ViET.
, 'May 1"7 1"7 ; July 1"7''. ' I"7:'
I C;:-h No. noMleiti "S; No.
111. Ml:.-'
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NEW YORK GRAIN.
V v. Y. ik Jan 15 WIIEVT.-R
c Iris 17.. .-rpoit-t 52, : ; p"1
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' 1"N f , o ' ' n''-iat. Oiti',n c'r e i l'.(
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Iior.s R.cii( 1 7 c''. ?"'t;
Possibilities of a Moment.
We cannot speak a loyal word and
ho meanly silent; we cannot kill and
not. kill la the same moment; but a
moment is room wide eiionrh for the
loyal nnd meaa deslr". for the out
lash of ii murderous thought and the
sharp backward stroke of repentance.
(leorge Eliot.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sewers: Thirty-Fourth Street Sewer
District,
Public notice is hereby given that
until ten o'clock a. m. Wednesday,
January 2, A. D. 1!')!, at. the C'i'y
Council Chamber of the City of Cairo,
Illinois, No. 1111 Commercial Avenue
the Board of Local Improvements of
the City of Cairo will receive itemized
sealed bids or proposals for the con
slruction of vllrllied tile pipe sewers,
house connections and Inlets and
brick manholes in Thirty-Fourth and
West. Th.rt.v-Fourth Streets, Thirty
Fifth and West Thirty-Fifth Streets.
Thirty-Sixth and West Thirty Six! ii
Streets, Sycamore Street, Elm Street,
Washingion Avenue and Highland
Avenue, in the City of Cairo, undet
Ordinance No. 17U, approved Septem
ber 2, 1 DOS. which said ordinance pro
vides for ami establishes a sewer dis
trict named and called therein the
Thirty-fourth Street Sewer District,
the boundaries whereof are given In
the said ordinance.
The said sewers, house connections
and inlets and brick manholes are to
be constructed and made in accord
ante with the terms and provisions
of the said ordinance, now of record
in the (dTice of the City Clerli of the
said City, at. No. 1111 Commercial
Avenue aforesaid, where printed cop
ies of the said ordinance may be ob
t aincd on application to the said
Cha-k; and in the office of the City
Engineer of the said City, in the sasl
building, the specifications of and for
the said work will be found and may
be there examined. The said loci!
improvement as a whole and in all it
parts is fully described in the sail
ordinance and bids must be for the
const ruction of the improvement as a
whole and in strict conformity to its
terms and provisions.
All bids or proposals must be ac
companied by cash or by a check pay
able to the order of the President of
the said Board, in his official capacity,
and certified by a responsible hank
for an amount equal to ten per centum
of the amount of the bid or proposal,
and wit limit such cash or check no
bid or proposal will be considered.
The bids may" be delivered to the
Board at. the time ami place llrsi
above mentioned at the said City
Council chamber, No. 1111 Commer
cial Avenue aforesaid; and at. the said
lime ami place the said Board, in open
session, will open, examine nnd pub
liely declare the said bids or pro
posals.
Tlie contractor whose bid may lie
aeeepied shall enter into a contra' t
with the said City of Cairo for the
construction of the said Improvement
in strict accordance villi I he terms
and requirements of (he said ordi
nance and shall also enter into a bond
payable to the said City of Cairo ia
the sum of lifly per centum of the
amount of Ids bid, with security 1o be
approved by the said Hoard, condi
ilom d for the faiihfnl performance, in
all 11 s;,i( ls, f his said contract an I
f,,r holding the city harmless, etc;
and he shall bind hims, If, in his said
contract and bond, to guarantee lis
said work for the period of two years
from and after the acceptance of the
-am.' by the said Boa', I and its con
tinua'i.ei by 1 he court.
The contractor to whom the con
tract for the construction of the im
liovencn! is awarded and who shall
do the work will be paid in bond;
ef tin- city bearing in'eiest at the ra e
of five P'T centum from tie Ir respec
tive dales. Planks lor bids or propos
als will ! furnished on application to
'h" said City Engineer at hH off 1 "
atop said. The Board reserves the
1 ichi to reject any and nil hi N.
GEORGE PARSONS.
! -! . s i.l.-rit of th" Board "f Iiral Im
proveno his of th" City (,f Cairo, Illi
nois. tt.-st: ERNEST NORDMAN.
S"( ri tary.
NOTICE.
Sea'ed Proposals for the Removal of
Garbage for the Year 1900.
Cairo. I.!.. J 111. Cth. P'"-S.-ili
, j'l-o; 1 a 1 ir.-s-.-.I 'o ti c
ft v (diiiKil ( f I'"' irv f Cal'o. i:ii
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KNE.r NORDMAN.
THE REAL TEST
Of llcrpl.l.le ! lu filv'.iii; It a Ttior.
outU Xr.nl.
There In only one test by whl.-H (
Jmlga of tlie 1. tlicii-in v "f any art l.-l.
and that is by its aidbiy i" de (ha:
wlilcti it Is int.-ri.ieii tu di. Mirny leii;
vlK"rs may h,.,k r.lei. and mlc'I niei.
but the P 'ii-t i-i-do they era.licate Jut.
uiaifT a. nl sl"l, l'.ill.ng li.iir?
No, tla-v .I.i not. but H"n'!i,- ibms
hr"'ausi II i;..," to tie? ruet of (tie ,-v;
nml l.il's 1 1.0 P'-rm i t ati.i te
IKipllla from wlicuee ti.a i.atr ia'3 It
life.
Letters from pru.niiu'tit iMp'i e-or-'V
hcr ore 0 ally pr..vlni; that Nowtini':
JIerptcl.1-) xt.-iuiii. the "test, it 11 "
It Is a i-l, llahtfiil drc-siaif, clear, pur
and ft'-'1 fr.iin nil r gn-e...
rkiM by '.ciidiic druiri-istH. Send b'c. 11
"itunips for samiilo 10 Tlui lb rpi-Ul j Co
Detroit. Mich.
r-.vn sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
Paul G. Schuh & Sons, Special Agents
CHANCERY NOTICE.
State of Illinois, Alexander County,
ss In the Alexander County Circuit
Court, February term, A. P. 190'J.
In Chancery Sitting.
Miles (1. Axley, Complainant vs.
Savanah Axley, Defendant. Bill In
Chancery for Divorce.
The above named defendant is
hereby notified that said complain
ant has this day filed In said Court a
certain bill in Chancery for Divorce
against her arid that Summons has
issued thereon returnable on the Hist
lay of the next term of said Cocrt. to
he holden at the court house In Cairo.
Illinois, on the 8th day of February
next
Cairo, Illinois. Jan. 8th, A. D. 1000.
ALFRED FROWN, Clerk.
M. J. O'SIIEA.
Complainant's Solicitor.
NOTICE.
State of Illinois, Alexander County,
ss.
In the County Court, to the Janu
ary Term, A. D. PJUO.
In tho matter of the estate of
Clementine Mcfean, deceased.
To tlie dislruhuti es of said estate
ml all persons interested therein:
You are hereby notified that on the
I8th day of January, 1901), the under
-signed administrator of said estate
.vll! present to the County Court of
s;iid Alexander County at Cairo, Illi
aids, a liinal report of his acts and do
ing as such administrator and ask the
court to approve the sajne and to din
charge him from any and all further
lutles and responsibilities connected
A'l th said estate and his adrninlstra,
thin thereof. At which time and place
you may be present and resist such
application. If you choose so to do.
J, Ml' RAT GPION,
Administrator of the Estate of Clem
entine McLean, deacesed.
Th Mint lierYMtt Urla-k la lh Vorli
in iioni.m
it all 0i ('. ,ro,-.iM tn4 Ktia It
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Winter Tourists Tickets.
Cairo to Aberdeen Wins., and
return $13.1-
Cairo to Duraut, Miss., aud re
turn 11.1
Cairo to Jackson, Miss., afid re
turn ll.H
Cairo to McComb, Mis., and re
turn 18
Cairo to Hammond, La., and re
turn 20.
Cairo to New Orleans, La., and
return 21. Cl
Also to Tourist points In Florida
Miatitsippi, Louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico. Tickets sold dally un
(11 April 2Hh. good returning; until
May 31st, 100!).
J. H. JONES,
Ticket Aseut, Cairo, 111.
A. H. HANSON,
Pass-ngcr Traffic Manner.
8. O. HATCH.
General Passenger AtenL
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to January 1, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
TrVne leave Cairc:
1:05 a m. Pai'y Chi' aco Vestibule
Llm'ted. errlvinR Chicago 11:30 a. m
2-73 a. m.. Pally St. Lfmt Ntht
Un Ited. arrlvin St. liouis 7:0" a. ta.
cippplig rar '-en ,t S.IO p. rr.
5:00 Chhuro Dally Jfiprni
ci.Tpt Sunday.
5:00 a. m, at. Louie Mora'g aTi-
r--s evc"pl S'-cday.
11:15 a. en, EL Irti Faat ValL
H:i5 a. Cibco MM d Special
1:25 p. Pai'y St n : U.-nltH.
2:35 p Afternoon Rtrreee tot
Oi'n. Kff'rKham. Vattoon. Cnampe-'rn
5:13 p .m, Thbee Act-onitBodetloat
7: 15 a. Cbicero end laetere hi
press.
7:30 a. m, Memphis and Naehvil e.
3:30 a. Metrfhle ard New Or
ka United.
:D0 a. mm Tadaraa aad LonleTille.
1:41 p. m. Dally llemikte ail N
Orex,e.
1:41 p. m. Pally NaiTffle, Ctat'a
BCffi ecd At'atsta.
:30 p. m, rultne AfentB35o4ttoa.
5:5C p. m, ralorah and len'erl'Je
:00 p. Motcphla ml New Or
r.f Sifls'-
for tfc-"')t1i t!cte. eleplB ear
acorn mod a Heme aa4 furUier tLfonra
tlon at ply at IPK!e Cectrml Peas
Cr Eudoa. Ca!ro th
J. H. JONES, Tleket AtM.
C A. HATCH, G. P. A.
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIG STORE
1100-1 WASHINGTON AVENUE
Dtahtra In Everything that Is f4 to
Eat, Use and Wear. Exclusive Agent
fef KLANKE'I Celebrated Ceffee.
Alexander
County National
Bank
Cemmeretaf Avenue ane" tlthtn S.reef
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Caeltal . . . . . . . . . . I100,INM
Sureliia ...,. IM,Mf
OFFICERS " - "
E. A. Sutler PreeHeM
Chai. Feuchter Vlee-Frel1enl
J. H. Galllian ..Cashle
Frank Spencer ..... Assistant Caehle
Aceeanta ef eerperatlone and IneTvfaV
uala especially solicited. Exchange
furnished te any part ef the werld.
Alexander County
Savings Bank
1
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
STRICTLY A SAVINCS SANK
Capital 50,00S
uralitf IO,0OI
OFFICERS
E. A. Slider President
C. O. Patler Vlce-Preeldenl
J. H. Galllian. ,- CashteM
Frank Spenaer ....Asltin1 Cashle
BiatCTORS
E. A. Slider J. H. alllean
Thee. Beyd C. O. Fatten
VVm, Klwee C V. Neff
Chie, Feuchter N. B. Thlrtleweed
D. S. Laniden aeerie Parsed
Inlereal Paid en Tim SepesTte.
Cairo City Transfer Line
Sueeeeeor to Rtolts A Walteni mm
J. H. KIERCE, Prop.
All kinds ef Haullni Done Promptly,
Soth Phonea in
1111 Weshlnite Ave, Cairo, mrnofei
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. R.
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
FLORIDA
VIA MKMINGHAM
( ol 11 111 bun, Albany and Waycrou, la eon
ncctlun with the Central of (ioorgla Ky. and
the Atlantic t'oant Mne. Un and after Oct-
i.hcr lHih fro in i likano, a
THHOUQH SLEEPINQOAR
.will be run from
Chicago to Jacksonville
via the above route, leaving Chicane dally at
7 p. m., on the uleei'ing car sectlen (coach
Miction oonsolldatwl with lrj.n rar section
at ( arbondale, leaving t'hlcavo at6:D0 p. m.)
of the Limited train for the Mouth, arriving
at lilrmlnsham 3:15 p.m. mil day and a
lackmnnllle at 7:30 the second morning,
ituiful l ibrary ( ar out of Chicago and
DiningCars Serving all MealsEnRoute
llrtt connections at Jack aonvllle for all
IMiliiU In I'lort.ta and for Steamships for
Cuba and Nuuu.
Tlckcu. rcai-rvatlona, Information, train
time and rat. may be had of your local agent
M. Ii. HATCH. U. P. A., Chicago, I1L
A. II. 1 1 ANSON. P. T. M.. Chicago. 1IL
MOBILE & OHIO R. Ri
Corrected to January 1, 1909.
Time of Trains at '
CAIRO 7
Southbeynd
No. 2 Exoress, Da ly, !y 1.50 p.m
No. 4 Express. Da ly. Iv 2:17 a.m
Northbound '
Nc. 1 Express. Daily. Iv 1:50 p."i
No. 3 Exorets. Da ly. Iv 1:32 .rt
h H. SON IS. Tleaot r(.
River Transporlation
Lee LineSeamers
ror rarnthersUIle. Way Ldgs.
SADIE LEE
Monday. Jai. 18. at N001.
Wed"etdy and Friday 1p.m.
ror Memphis and Way Landings
GEORGIA LEE
Leaves Every rtmreday. S p. in.
For Fre gM cd PassaQO app'y at
Hail day A Ph.tt. pe Wharfbeat. Caro
ROBERT E. LEE, C BOURNE.
Gr-eral Marwoer F.P. A
Gcr.eref OfT'cea. 4 SoutK Fnwt Strait,
t v " v".. VJ " ww.

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