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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, 1909.
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ING IN 2 0 00 FAMILIES.
The Want Columns of the Bulletin are consulted by
hundrcls oi pv-cple evtiy morning la search of re&l
esLfiie bargains, articles for sale, lost 01 found, bU
nttlonB wanted and vacant.
RAf fifiii O lw laseftion, . per word . .
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t Stocks Bonds Cereals
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SPURT OFACTIVITV WHEAT IS MIS
First
But
Hour of Vesterday's Market . Because of Congestion of May Deliv
Dealing in Stocks
Repressed.
Was
ery-
-All Grains Closed
High Point.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FOR SALICS(iuiibK ill 410 Tent!)
St. Paul Mugce.
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Rates For Classified Notices.
Ono insertion, per word...... .01
Three Insertions, per word.... .02
One week, per word 05
One month, per word 15 "
No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty-flve cents.
FOR RENT.
KOFI RENT Furnished front roooi
In new modern cottage, suitable for
two gentlemen or man and wife, 821
Twenty-second street.
TO LET Room and board for hus
band and wife. 310 Seventh atreet.
No children.
WANTED
Clean white rags at the
Bulletin office, at once.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTFD FOR U. S. ARMY Able
bodied 'unmarried men between hrcs
if IS ami ?,7; citizens of United
t Sates, of good character and temper
r'.t. habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information ap
ply to Recruiting Officer, 411 Ohio
St., Cairo, Illinois.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms wilh noard, steam heat, elec
tric lights and bath. Apply 901 Wal
nut Etieel.
ROOM For
2.50 per week.
light housekeeping.
IG05 Toplar street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
or without hoard. .'!00 Twelfth street.
FOR RENT Good business place
fit 1311 Washington avenue is for
rent, store room 2."x80. Apply to
John liourgois I
LOST.
T.OST Prown water spaniel
with white breast. Return to
Fifth street and receive reward.
pup
230
LOST Black and white bull dos.
Answers to name of Sport. Reward
If returned to 709 Washington avenue.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOR SALE, LEASE. OR RENT
Two story brick building with base
ment, 903 Ohio street. Tlios. W. Gan
.. I MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms suit-; T,r.r,,-, ,.,, n .,n .
... ii u. i .i I a i I i Rl., fresh milk, H full quarts
iii sevenin street .
f I.
fitrt et.
Miidden's Grocery,
Home Phone 7G1.
332 Fourth
FOR RENT
liasement of C03
on premises.
-Ground floor and
Ohio street. Apply
acw oik, Jan. mere was a
peivoptihle- growth today of the dis
inclination to deal in stocks which
has been increasing for several -days
past. The first hour of the session
showed a spurt, of activity which
seemed to be due to hopeful testing
operations by the professional ele
ment. One repressive factor at work
in the whole financial world Is the
waiting for the outcome of the Rus
sian loan which loan is to he issued
in Paris Friday. The vsuai conse-
(jueeces of the issue of such a tiuue
loan is the relaxing tendency in the
motif, v markets ns payments are ef
fected and funds recused which had
been accumulated in over-pel para
lion. The failure of this usual conse
quence has been canvassed as a. pos
sibility in the present case, and such
failure would have a sinister effect
(in financial sentiment. Today the
New York Central directors ad.iorrn
ed (.nee more with the announcement
that only routine; matters had been
considered. This nuts off again the
supc.sed entry of K. II. Uarriman and
hi" associates into the directorate:
which lias been said to be imminent
many nines. Resides the direct impli
cation of these incidents tiiev have a
bc.ii'ii: on the many other expected
occurrences on which action has been
I;. ken in the stock market without
actual event or even authoritative
cm rob (ii.it ion of assertions which
which prompted the Inlying of stocks.
The decline in Amalgamated C'oppvr
was in i"sptise to reports of unfavor
able eruditions in the copper trade.
Exci pt in special onsos the day's
changes proved insignificant. Affn'rs
wer( almost at a standstill in the
money and exchange markets as in
stocks.
Chicago, .Ian.
o. WHEAT The
feature was the congestion of the Mai
delivery which resulted in a highly
nervous market. The greater part of
tliH day, however, sentiment v.a
rather bulish. Continued small re
ceipts in the northwest formed a has
is of much strength although the light
movement was partially offset by Ilk
decline at Liverpool. A leading com
mission house was reported to hnvi
purchased more than a million bush
No. 3 .".!); No. 3 white 5!i Vi- Ma.
eis of .May wheal during the day, ami
this caused advance in that optioi
from the low point of the day. Olhe
deliveries shoved less strength. Tic
close was In higher. No. 2 re.
107"; (ft 109; No. 3 red HWflj 1X. NY
2 hard .1 III7; ft lOO-' ; No. 2 hard 10
7,Hln."i. .May opened lmiTsf P7; iiigi
est I ( 7 : lowest 1ih;"s; closing 10'
T 107"s; duly OS's'?' 9S,,.V
CORN The official forecast of we
weather for the corn belt had
strengthening" effect on t he marUe,
but tde volume of trading was ligli
after the lirsl hour. Shorts were a
live bidders the first hour, but (.!
maud dwindled laler iu the day. A
advance of 'j'i Iu cash grain had :
bullish effect. The dose was tirn
opened 01 V-, ti 01 : highest I Ti
lowest tll'i; closing Ol'i. duly (12
OATS inn on good demand by a
leading elevator Interest. .Offerings
! li...O...( ,l,rt ,v..r.tA.. .M,.,
HI.'IC J11IIO.CU (IIU fiK-'CK J'cll b Ut IUV
day. The close was firm, No. 3 svhlte
."ioffifiHi standard C2. Majr, pponed
t ; highest 51"s; lowest 61;
closing 51?ili51T8. -Inly 45 li fi llip
Equal Pay fcr Equal Work.
Fui'thci 'inure, n new commodity In
any line bus usually lo be Introduced
at n lower price ihnn the standard
article commands, even though it be
in no way inferior. Women have not
sprung rull panoplied juto business,
mid I lie more efficient must for u time
be injured by Hie others. And anollier
serious handicap is thai a woman Is
rarely a good judge of the value of
her work. Time will adjust salaries
as it does other values.
In no conceivable way can the
"eipial pay tor equal work" cause be
advanced more rapidly than it is be
ing furthered )y those women who are
making of themselves a second pair
or bunds and h second brain for their
employris. Moreover, Ihey know that
for the time they 'mve been In busi
ness their progress has been remark
able. The very fact l hat women are
-'jveii the business confidence l hey re
ceive argues well for ultimate fair
less, for the average man is Inclined
o meet courage and (leierniinution
'lall'-u ay. Collier's Weekly.
Surprising Him.
"How c out-clout Ions you are!"
"What makes you think so?"
"You always call the clerk's atlcn
ion lo it vi beu tie gives you too much
hange."
oh, i do that to see
diocked al his carelesstiv
lonesty."
NATLHi; SFARE3
Tie
Whnt
U is. that dcprlvta tho re
Biiffcriti.t; for how poignant
StrlcUen Kunc I-'rom
ft fertunati! provlrlriii
of natiirt
j ct menu
would be tr
jr.-icf to discover, in tiiu height of itf
Mu( v' .f j-l.iry, that a canker fed ut iv
herirt, j 1 1 ill tli;it ii Penny fraur-Ticf
were doomed fiirev-i r. Naturo nlv.-uy
sparc-i I hp t iifft-riiifr; rIih i:i a v-rita'jli
Ftiirc-iiousc of plt-ashiir rw;irds, for
thifi'n who ceck her aid. la J!,o ypure
Kimi by fiiUins hair tind Kriti hav.'
cast a floom i ver the lives of tlioecani!
of young wonu-Ti, hut thunlia to the In
vsl 'nations of s''ifntl:l.) t:f true c:ui.-'
of hair desirnction is now known to tx
a g-( rm or j.-iraslto t!i:it lejiri,M-H iulo
thd hair folHcics. Newlo-o'a tfci plcido
aksoliitcly (O'strovs this nvrr.i. thui
j r 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 rig tho hair to f.rmv as na
tnrc liitcrdfd. Sold by lc:ol!-i(f drut--pints.
ftend 10c. in stamps for scnjli
Tb Hurccido Co.. J)ft"tt Mi. t).
Two slsies r0 cents and $1.00.
Paul G. Schuh & Sons, Special Agents
him . look
ss and my
Professional Yalesmen.
She l)o Yale men choose their pro
fessions before their senior year?
He Oh, yes. .Most of them choose
heir profession when they enter Yale.
-Harvard l ampoon.
MEXICAN KROVERBS.
Ileliind the cross Is the devil.
To the hungry no bread is dry.
No evil will endure a hundred years
Files cannot enter a closed mouth
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIG STORE
1100-1 WASHINGTON AVENUE l4
Ccalara In Everything that It f
Eat, Uaa and Wr. xeUialva AgnU
far ILANKE't Calabratatt Caffaa.
Alexander
County National
Bank
Cammarelaf Avaniia mn4 ElgMfc atracfl
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
A
rats.
A
first.
cat in glo'-'s vill never eaten
uood lauii't 'ess washes the shirt
Capital
Surplus
.... . , ... r- ,
........ v. .... . . . ... . . . 9100,00;
OFFICERS
E. A. Burir .....rrtaldanl
Chai. Fauchtar ....... Vlea-Pratltfanf
J. H. Galllian ..Caahlaa
Frank Saancar .....Aatlatant Caafclaa
A hook that is shut makes no
scholar.
iii'TTEIt
CHEESE
EGGS E
COFFEE
PROVISIONS.
-Steady and nr.; liange 1.
- Fri in and tmclian ;e l.
asy: western L'ST 29',..
-Options closed steady at
Man
I Sweet
FOR RENT Five room cottage,
basement, all modern conveniences.
Thirtieth street, near Elm. Walter
Denzel 3001 Elm.
FOR RENT Two separate office
reoms at 013 Ohio stret. Apply Hal
liday Estate office.
FOR RENT Six room cottage, No.
223 Third slreet, corner Washington,
rent $18 per mo. M. J. Howiey, Real
Estate Agent.
FOR RENT Nicely
room. Also day board.
Hell 712.
furnished froir.
220 Sixtn St.
h Milk
cream.
Depot. Sweet
Home Phone 17
milk.
7 1j.
A HCSINKSS CHANCE -Would you
invest, from $330 lo $."iuo in a legiti
mate proposition that would net yoe
a perpetual income of from $13u to
$200 per month if you could he con
vinced of the fact? Address .John 'K.
Goodrich, Jiolel Marion.
SITUATIONS VVA,MTKl
net d 'cliiie of oil I." points.' Sales 33.-
bans. - February ."'Ml; siait steady ;
lio. 7 liio 7'-. ; n.iid t-teadv; Cordova
U 1 :
i-entrif;
v.-
R.".w
al !
ri tin
t.teaii.v
d t-tt
d quii
; fair refining
307; nuda'ses
t.
FOR SAEfl
I'hone OSS.
FOR SALE.
Ash Etovo
wood. Bell
FOR
(juire ,'
SALE Two
ul.'i Sycamore
milk cows.
Street.
In-
FOR SALE Oil RENT Six room
modern cottane at 3n i0 Elm street.
Piitgain if taken this month. Apply
2' (! Commercial avenue. '
FOR SALE Vacant lot on Six
le.lith street near Commercial ii ve
nue. Apply 10o Comtneri ial aveuue..
Ailvertiseiiients of not exceeding
three lines will lie accepted free fur
one week's time from any reader of
The Pulletiii to be filed by advertiser
in person, on tegular form, at the of
fice of The Bulletin Company, 703
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any nd
vertisemelt or statement made there
in and will not accept under this
heading the notice of any porso
known to be employed.
NEW YORK MONEY.
York, Dec. 2U. Money on call
, i 2 per cent; c'.osing 1.1.1 I V
loans dull and firm; sixty days
U. per cent; ninety days 2'!, 'it
per cent; six months .'.'it V per cent.
Pi line mercantile paper 3'ftit per
Exciiange easy detiiand IS. Io;
lavs 4H.i I M. !i.. Par silvt-r
M'H'
t'l'-.V 1
Time
2:,
cent
sixt;
RECEIPTS AND
Chicago, Jan. 2e
car loads represeiii
nients:
SHIPMENTS.
The followin
the day's niov't
Flour
Wheat
Corn .
Oats .
. lo
.ooo
.319
29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. Jan. 20. Receipts 31,00i
Generally 2.1 lower. Steers IWii 700
cows and heifers 3'i0'n r7.'; bulls 34
!SSii: calves 3.7iK $ lo.stoekers an
feeders 23'l ( ."ill.
HOGS Receipts ",2,'nl. Tell lowe
Choice heavy shipping 0 be?; 0."L
butchers ii3."i'i 03o; linlits mixed (d
013; choice 020:V3
Olu; pigs 47'i'ft TiJio.
SHEEP Receipts
f. Sheep 4JV( .".To ;
cal lings ."(Uiift 7011.
": packing 0e,
L'll.litio.
lambs
Ten
lov
7St;
NEW
YORK
New
STOCKS.
York. Jan.
WANTED Position as nurse In
confinement caser. Apply 1110 Ced.tr
street.
SlTl'ATION WANTED House
keeper or caie of children by reliable
i elderly white woman. Address Mr:
Ktlky, 2S11 Commercial avenue.
i
Living Pictures.
"T'niversHl laziness, nihilism of
Ideas, the desire to get everything
without trouble, in lands that the gods
never traversed, have provoked living
pbturcs. Eclectic gentlemen have oh
served that the giaceful and violent
exorcise of the dance has measurably
developed the legs of women, while it
hft their busts delicste. and that
women in costumes would hae a
most harmonious beauty if they re
mained ralin. They are calm in Iho
new. pwdrttinn of the drams. In the
tm!s of a ague music which will
eventually !' suppressed, specta'ois
sealed before a curtain and immov
able women behind it look at one an
other patiently and silently like two
flocks of peese. Thalia now is dumb
sid has quite forgotten her hymn in
praise of Pacrhus. The end of the
evolution will be that -ople will go
to the theater to sec nothing s.t all. I
know that H will be nlwilnte infec
tion: Jiut I do not like j'crfeerinn."
Hmtl vn rtu Hois.
aim
'Stop,
do me
c i edit!"
And even the
over its saucer.
cried the old
credit, Jack ;
man.
"Oil
"i oil
tabby ca! hlir-hr.i
mint''!
liCCC.; -
ISC l.y
Tet Thii to te Marine;
The (! ' npiain. in loa
tiifi.i. f ai rmokins ron.f'e ia!ii
fire hie. uteii l.ol. 1,. -a;'.
ti-irsi in n; "i b' n
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tun; '1 e ve t m
T' mii;V
it h iior of
J rinv. MV'n: .
a'c -.;rd tli" a: . v -t-t.i o
a. ; 'i1 i I 'i.
Hid '! e .ii l
i, it e ;:.ia t .. :i ...
in '
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1 is f . -ii
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i-r ion
r sou.
T; r.
1 I'r?
;:'!i-..e
: i-t.
Man's Modesty.
Oscar 1 i.munei stein. Ic ing
n'n''M in Pliiladelphia on the ;
ful opejiing of his new opera in
town, shook his bead nuide.t'r
"Dili any oii'" he s lid. "eve - su
reed really and peifot'y s i if -to
his own sa:istac -tioti? Tli -li"r
1 grow the more I sympathize wi h
(totinod.
"'As your talflit juociesses.' a'.!
Gounod to a yi.iinz pMt. 'jour
limate or the marker po.ts of th
past will chanee as has my estimate
of the master nmi ians.
"'At o:ir age I used to say: "I."
At 3H. I mid: "I and Mo.-ait." At 4U:
"Mozatt find I." I say "Mo? :t: t"
now.' "
'.-I
V'c-.
A Cause for Tranlx.
When the !iurj;!nr had b"'ir, tl'
ar'ij1 and put biii in a :- 1'
t"airp, hiB ludio.
'l den t sr c ai'O tlu-s uc-'h i- ;:r."
be said Pv aud bv. "hot tj.: : i t r-f
i lo b. ..."
"Thank fm dts'" sighej iLe a: '.
Ut, 'ii's Lot jaid lor."
The path to N".here rnna clse be
side th babbling stit-am of P.y-and Py.
I'upid's suggestion for ei-onoin'-' 1
to substitute love litht for -!"-: i
PgLL Me that hath Imasrla'ion is slrf-ady
M lid'ris ci'irtTi in the 'i'I 'i ad
Today Yesterday
'ids" Ch s
Amal. Copin-r 7S 7'.''.'i
Am Susar Rfg 1"-"'k U".'
Atchison 'i;tv. y.'K
Do. Pfd I""1 j loo-.
!!. and 0 11 F' llln,
P. K. T 7o 7P,
C. and N. W IT1 ITs'j
C. M. and St. P 1 IP".
Colo F. and 1 12 tl
1 1. and R. G "SL. 3S'
Dt . Pfd V". s '
ct Nor. Ptd 1 1.;. '
illii.ois Cetilral ! i " 1 . It".1..
Ini. -. Mils 137. I"7.
Do. Pfd tl", II
L. and N 12.", 1:'".
Mo. Pac 7I", 71'.
M. K. lie I T H' i : ''
N. V c l :"'4 !:"'.
Nor. lac !! 1.3
Pac. Mail 31 3;',
Pmhi 133::, 13P".
Propp-'s (ias 1 i.' 1" . "4
R.a.'inu t:7', 1 37"-.
Pock Island 21", 2l'i
' r Pfd .-.:, :.' ".
Si u, Par I '.' i, 12 "j
Soe. liv 21.', 30's
Cl'ioli P.lc 17''"i 17:''-,
I . S Steel .".2'. ."'2',
Do. Pfd I1T-, n:-,
Uaba-b P' 1'
Do . Id )'. j
Wet ti i n Ciiioii .... "' v
ST.
St. Louis
ceipis .".iiuo.
steady. Pe.
els' and fei
heifer
i; U.
HOGS - I
";'. Range
LOUIS CATTLE.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
State of Illinois. Alexander County,
s. In tin? Alexander County Circuit
'ourt. February term, A. D. 19nfi.
n Chancery Sitting.
Miles G. Axley. Complainant vs.
nvnnali Axley. Defetnlant.--Pill in
hancery for Divorce.
The above named defendant Is
ertby notified that said cnmplalu
nt has this day filed in said Court a
efitain bill In Chancery for Divorce
against her and that Summons has
.-isueil thereon returnable on the first
ay of the next term of said Court, to
e holdcn at the eouit house In Cairc
'liiiois. on the 8th day of February
ext
Cairo, Illinois. Jan. 8th. A.
ALFRED PROWN
I. J. O'SIIEA.
Complainant's Solicitor.
D. 1000.
Clerk.
THE
IATES
ilDN'T
OUNT
MAN WHO PROCRASTI
WILL BE SORRY HE
START A SAVINGS AC
WHILE HIS HEALTH WAS
PERVERSE MAXIMS OF CUPID.
To forget is to forgive.
all is to seek the divorce
To know
court.
Pe
love
sure
befon
you're on with
' you're off wilh
(lie
tho
new
old.
You
ousy ;
her.
rarely insult a woman by eal
you fro'pionily Inconvenience
It Is ea-.irr to love a woman in spP
of her faults than because of her vir
t ik s. Smart Set.
.Mamma -"Tommy,' I see von took
two iif'i es oi oak" uisto;rl rt (ne, as
1 told you. Why did you do thai
Acetunta af caraaratlona ana Ina"lvla
uala aipeelally solicited. Exchania
furnlfhaa" la any part af tha warl.
Alexander Counly
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
STRICTLY A SAVINS SANK
CaaltaT
Suraliia
........ no.oyt
........ I w.ooa
I ominy 'V, II. m;.
that another litil"
me. and 1 knew you
giving him a piece.'
a, I was iilaving
boy was visiting
wouldn't mind me
Jan.
Ten
I .-to.
2'i-CATTL
lo 13 lower.
i s 30u!f 70o :
!.,(' 'o .am
v - R
Texc
s.loel
eons an
orjiiju; Texas
i ceipis 1'
I poll '..Vi
-te.-is
iioie-f
Tell low
MINNEAPOLIS
M iiiiu a polls. Jan.
May July oS-!,
CASH - No. I tiorili.
WHEAT.
2" - WHEAT
rn lo;,',) l u"
N
Gin ii lev los:;.
NEW
York,
lo. ;
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
R Peidirie 2's r c . . PJ I".''.
Ri'c. 2's coupon ...lo3 1":
Recisti red 3 s I'm"', P' :,
(Vcpon 3's loo'., l-'"1,
v. -.. fs i, e 1P." 1!'"-'
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CORN
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OATS - I!
I .','' i, S'"l
w inii- r. i 't ''
: ii
fn I
YORK GRAIN.
l.oi J i - WHEAT
I'XpollS I'l.oou,
d 1 S ' , 1 lc
i. a (I ui ; . options
i ! ad'.atiir.
Ii.
Spo
ato
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Ma
I.'c.ipis
n si. , ell . N,
f o b. a 'loat.
in.; e,or:
2 IS rr,
Options clo
mcr
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ll'l.
piii I
c'ipl
M;iy
e'ni.
; lilixr.l
"I White
Expoi i
t ii :, 1 1 ;
'.;'..! 1;.'
fortie .eopi iipit turn up thei-tio-s
st n'hing. ns nsmre jias ai
reaiy antieij.aied them n tb" ni'ter
Some women won't ha a;i
heaven nnleM they ran have
party. Nashville Att,-rica.
fled in
box
POINTS AND PLEASANTRY.
To avoid br ach o' promise sups,
a iff.
ret
Soai Lamp
Seo'.'rz
l.oios i('''i" !
3 rb ,ir fa:. '
WicWs in Vinegar.
. irl in ,inec?r
;o ; ii u in l.i :np i: :
M !
P a
ays.
Yoi
F!"'K h.
poor mu'e t! at don't o;k both
rr.-;'
or
rii'.T
ir ,'::i
rive
'I .
up your
Fo-mdnt !r,r.
cua'lj laid l,
for
iOOD AND WORK PLENTY. IN
EREST COMPOUNDED TWICE A
EAR AT THIS BANK ON ALL
;AVINGS ACCOUNTS. $1 WILL
.TART YOU.
IRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY.
LLIfiOIS CENTRAL B. R.
1ARDI GRAS
At New Orleans, Feb. 23. piuo.
Piillialit spectacular features. Mar
di Gras Carnival Aiitoinobile
Races. Ask for profusely illustrat
ed folder describing the Ma nil Gras,
"LORIDA,
The "Central Route to Florida via
rirtniir.'bani. Through sleeping
cat daily from Chicago lo Jackson
ville, l-'la. Pullet Library car so -.
Lit lie A Ten w
had accidentally
get away fiiuii
Allen." raid his
you din B.l'J iUj t
aaala." -
i'S crying because lie
let his toy balloon
liini. "Never mind,
small sinter. "When
o heaven yau'H got It
Tbt Holt Btfrnklnf Prin la th World
W-7 EPS IT f7 -W
and iliuiiu
Ask f'
r
Vice
I, leal
folder.
-IAVANA, CUBA.
Via N. w li P ans
Si anisllip n'l't i(
h tin- lo II. nana
days. Daily rxept
ship service I'roiu
car
serving all
, ial Florida
I-'our saiiiir.'S
Tanioa Sen.
rn Clllill.
:LD MEXICO,
lira, he l ,ir
tbroui;ii New
i n u an
lit i e
per
for
or i i i - Fliii id i.
from .Yew Oi
about every toll
Sunday sti am-
Kniuhts K-. .
week fro'it Pint
iliiMrat ! lo'd r
ct by i ail routes
Oi'.'Htis: tliiis alfoi'l
oipoi tuuit y to visit that
i itv without additional ex
l,
d
car
r i
tare
ut i 1 1 . .
in Do- matter of
tor illusttat.d told
o via N"W Orbans."
rour of all Mexico, via Illinois Cen
tral R R. under e.-ioit of K"uu
Ci'tiipl.'dl. ( b ii' i al Manager tb"
An."! i' an Touii.-t Assoiiation. Mat -oi.'
tt- Puil.Ltig, Adams und pear
bun Sirr, ts. Chicago, leaves Chi
cago Jaliuaiv Jil. S"bt c!i-tite!"
Limit'. I. Ail exclusive piivibgis.
iv noTTtr.a
it tit Ixd Utrj, (JrortrlM aad 8uJt
L Ii. R.
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ial Pall-
il depl h !"llt tiai 't
te: tl M-.tiltu." ttain, .1 1 a v. in c i ,k,ic s
Compai t'uei ts. Litu iii v and Musi,
li otii. with fe lai'K-l .lining car
Wir..er Tourlata Ticketa.
Cairo to Aberdeen Miss., and '
return 13.1
Cairo to Durant, Miss., mid re
turn 11.10
Cairo to Jackson, Miss., and re- '
turn H.il
Cairo to McComb, Mis., and re
turn IS. II
Cairo to Hammond. La., and re-
turn 20. it
Cairo to New Orleans, La., and
return tl.SI
Also lo Tourist points In Florida,
Miktissippi, Louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico. Tickets sold dally un
til April 20th, good returning until
May 31st, PJ03.
J. H. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Cairo, 111
A. II. HANSON,
Tassenger Traffic Mantcer
S. O. HATCH.
General Tassenper AjrenL
OFFICERS
E. A. SuKar Fraala-anl
C. O. Fatlar Vlea-PraaKaM
J. H. GalUaan.rr.... Chitr
Frank Spanear ...... Aaalatanl Cahia
BISICTORS
E. A. Buiaf
Th.a. layf
Wm. KlMia .
Chaa. Fawthtar
D. S. Lania'aa
i. H. SallliaN
C. O. Fatiaa
C V. Naff
H. m. Thlatlatmaal
Aaarga Faraant
iRfaraal Fala an Time 9aaatHa.
Cairo City Transfer Lino
t Snaeaaior to Stolta ft Waltari J.
J. H. KIERCE, Prop.
All klnda af Hauling Dona Prtmptfy,
Both Fhenaa 1tS
111f Waahfnitan Ava, Call, ITTInfi
iLilNUiS CENTRAL R. R.
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
VIA BIRMINGHAM
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dike t iitit,ins pa ,;,, ftoin Lin
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ONE NEED NOT BE NIGGARDLY
TO SAVE MONEY. IN FACT. THE
THRIFTY MAN IS USUALLY THE
MOST LIBERAL. IN PROPORTION
TO HIS VEANS. START AN AC
COUNT WITH
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weekly
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to January 1, 1919.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trsine Leava Cairo:
1:C5 a m. Dsily Chb ago Vpstlbnlc
Llm'ted. nrrltlre: Cblcsjo 11 : SO a, m
2 ?3 a. m. V:Vy St. Iml NUht
l.lii ile,, atrhlng St. Iroils 7.f a. m
Skepltg nr open t f SO P. ".
5:00 i. Cblcaro D!ly afiPr
fi.'fji Sunday.
5:CKJ a. m, St. LouJa Sfira'f Wi
yrcn except E'tn.'a.
11:15 a. tn, SL ImtIs TkMt Mall.
11:15 a. n, Cblcspo MM Im gpr!a-
2:35 p. n, Dai!y Ft. food's Mm'ted
2:35 p Afternovu Krpra fnr
Odin. Hrfinpham, Mattnon. 0.arrr?FT
6:10 p .m, Tfccbea A.-vorcraodatiot.
7:15 t. m Cilcagi and Etatra Ft
presa.
2:30 a. Mrmplils and Nhl!
S:30 a. m Memphis ar.,1 New Or
er. IJmPM.
i t, ; 1 -o. I 1 8 00 a. m, P.!nra! an4 Ixi'aIil
k .it. .! 1:41 p. m, l-atly M-mia'a N
T. i i ? ' Orleans.
ARK, 1:41 p. m. Dally Naaina. Chatta
n.rg jne-ra and Atlanta.
i"hout dans-. 4:30 p. m, Fulton Aeeoni'3eat,oB.
c t. H t Springs Droi.- j 5:50 p. m, Padueah and UmlarPle
i ,.: - rvi, S'ii.1 f..r i iu-tr it.-1 I :00 d. m. Menulila ani aw l?r
I .1 ,. - i , ;." ..t Spr;!,ir-. Ihans St-cla!.
for tbrm.rti tickets, ap1tiB rar
Abcve L teratore free for tHe asking. JaecomiiK'Jatlf'OB an! f1rter tafnrsta
I: - t ftin tin e, tifkets and allitloB apply at IPlnola Ccatrai Paie
iH!iieii;ar pf l:itt,f.; O-ntral agent get Station. Cairo Tfl
?t ' tbrve of -f.r.ftirs I n-s. j J. H. JONES, Tlekat AftnL
4 H. ilNov PT.5L ri.icac". I I !fc A. HATCH. G. P. A.
Coliimbui, Albany and Waycrosa,
nectlon with thel'entral of Ueorgia
the Atlantic Coiutt Line. Un and after Oct
ober INth from Clilcaxu, a
THROUGH 3LEEPINQCAR
will be run from , ,
Chicago (o Jacksonville
via the above route, leaving Chlcag dally at
7 p. in., on the aleeplnc car aectlon (coach
lection coniiolldated with ileeplng car lection
at Carbondale, leaving ( hlcao at 6:09 p. m.)
of the Limited train for the South, arriving
at Ulrmlngham 3:15 p.m. next day and a
Jacksonville at 1:50 the aecond morning.
Ilurlet-l.lhrary ( ar out of Chicago and
Dining Cars Serving all Meals EnRoute
I Urect connections at Jackeonvtlta for all
points In Florida and for Bteamihlpa rur
Cuba and Nassau.
Tickets, reservations, information, train
time and rates may be had of your local agent
H. . H ATt'H, O. P. A., Chicago, III.
A. II. HANSON. P. T. M.. Chicago, I1L
MOBILE & OHIO R. R
Corrected to January 1,
Tlma of .Tralna al
CAIRO
1909.
No.
No.
No.
Nc.
Soirthbaiina)
Express, Daily, Iv
Express, OaJy.lv
.1.50 p.rrt
2:17 am
Narthbouna"
EspiCis, Daily, l 1:W p."
Expresv Dly, Jv,.,i.1t32 a.m
J. H. I3NE. Tiakat Aa.
River Transportation
Lcc Line Steamers
For Cincinnati and way landings
Sir. TITERS LIE
Safiirday, Jan. 23, a. m.
l or Memphis and Way Landings
SADIE LEE
leavrs Every Innrsday, S p. P.
Tor Frt ght and Pasaa? apo'jr at
Hall. day A Phill.pa Wharfboat, Car
ROEEBT E. LEE.
General Manager
BOL'RNE.
&r.l.A
Ger.aral Offce, 4 South F'-t $tr-
Ff.