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W THH CAIRO BULLETIN
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.hundreds of people every mornlag In search of leal
estate bargains, articles for sale, lost 01 Jctmd, alt
natkma wanted aad vacant.
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No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty-five cents.
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I Stocks Bonds Cereals -
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i nam
Of Yesterday's Stock Market, Main
Teature Steel Movement At
tracted Some Attention.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished front room
In new modern cottage, suitable for
two gentlemen or man and wife, 821
Twenty-second street.
TO LET Room and board for bun
band and wife. 310 Seventh atreet.
Mo children.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
Toning with ooard, steam heal, elec
tric lights and bath. Apply 9J1 Wal
nut stieet.
WANTED
Clean white ras at the
Bulletin office, at once.
HELP WANTED.
SALESMAN WANTED. Exp.-i i
ence unnecessary. $100 monthly an. I
expenses. T;ircna Company, Chicago,
Illinois,
WANTED
Tailors, 1100
Collector. Apply Credit
Washington avenue.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOR SALE, LEASE. OR RENT
Two story brick buiMing with base
ment, 903 Ohio street. Thos. W. Gannon.
ROOM For
12.50 per week.
light housekeeping,
1505 Poplar street
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
or without board. linO Twelfth street
MISCELLANEOUS.
rcith,, fresh milk, 14 full quarts
for $i. Madden's Grocery, 332 Fourth
street. Home Phone 764.
FOR RENT Good business placa
at 1311 Washington avenue Is for
rent, store room 25x80. Apply- to
John Roui'gois
FOR RENT Furnished rooms suit
able for llslit housekeeping. Apply
217 Seventh street .
FOR RENT Ground floor and
basement of C03 Ohio street. Apply
on premises.
FOR RENT Two separate office
rooms at C13 Ohio stret. Apply Hal
li.hiy Estate office.
FOR RENT Six room cottage. No.
2--'! Third stnef, corner Washington.'
n ut $18 per mo. M. J. Howlcy, Real
Est aif Agent.
Marsh Milk
Sweet cream.
Depot. Sweet
Home Phone 4
milk
FOR RENT Nicely
room. Also dav board.
Hell 712.
furnished fron:
220 Sixth St.
A 'lM'SINESS CHANCE--Would you
invest from $:;,-( to $."00 in a legiti
mate proposition that would net you
a perpetual income of from $150 to
$2"fi iter month if you could be con
vinced of the fact? Address John K.
Goodrich, Hotel Marion.
Prof. Jacob Pottpen, of New York.
I. -is the pleasure to announce that he
Ion ,iust locatfd in Cairo as violinist
of Vanosten's Orchestra, and will re
cfive pupils at liiss studio, ,'IJOS Syca
more street. Special attention given
to beginners and children. Terms
reasonable.
VANOSTEN'S ORCHESTRA.
Available lor dances, receptions,
priwitc parties, etc. Office 1 4 Eighth
s'ru't. Residence 3208 Sycamore,
lluiiit Phone ilt.
New York. Jan. 22. The narrow
linii'iisions of the stock market was
principal feature today. The move
'uent of I'liitc.I States steel attracted
good deal of attention owing to
hopes that the usual strong sympa
tic effect of this stocks' action on
the general list would prove effective
in reviving tne market. Yesterdays
two-point rise in i'nited States steel
lid, in fact, have the effect of bring
ing in some orders, the result being
spread in price of i, at the opening
m ur. extreme advance of a half. This
carried it within a shade of 55, where
it hesitated, owing to the very large
sidling orders awaiting u at that
point. At 55 the first sale was of
10,00,1 shares and other laro sales
followed.
Preferred steel stock also advancei
to 115, which is a record price, the
previous record. llir,s. having been
mane in November last. The sinking
fund bonds of the corporation are rul
ing also at about their highest price.
There was no definite news to ac
count for this movc-ucnt. Assertions
tha some large orders for steel rails
were coming in from railroads were
denied by officials of the corporation.
The report thai an agreement had
been reached in congress to limit the
amount of the proposed reduction of
ste-: was of such character as to be
inccpaido of verification or disproof,
and for this reason, probably the
movement failed to awaken the cus
tomary response in the general list.
Some railroad equipment stocks
which are largely consumers of Meol
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, Jan. 22.-- Money on ca
easy 1 U- lit I . per cent ; closing bid l1!
lime loans active and easy, sixty
days 2!4 per cent; ninety days 2-,j
per cent; six months WftiV'i per cent
iTitne mercantile paper pei
cent. Exchange steady, demand
sixty days -is t Soft 'JO. Bar
51 'is.
185.2,"
silver
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, Jan. 22.
Today Yestrrdav
Close CP s"
Anial. Copper TO
Am. Sugar Rfg I;;:: U'fl
Alt bison ft!i.i !)M -,
Do. I'fd 101 ImHi
Pi. find O , 1 12 II ."i
it. R. T 70 70 s
C. and N. W 1 7S :t. l7S't.
C. M. and St. P 1 ( ! M 4 1 til '-;
Colo. F. and I i 2ri
n. and it. ; :;s",s ::s ',
Do Pl'd So sot;,
Gt Nor, Pi'd Hi ill'.
Illinois Central I I"; 1 15-'4
Inter. Mots 15-', in'j
Do. Pl'd -I;',' fl-'ti
j. titid N I2'!'i 12::R';
M',. Pae 71 7 1 Ts
M. K. and T II i I".
M. Y. C 12'e"' Kill-":;
Nor. Pae I 10 i 1 10 o,
Tar. Mail lit 32 '4
Perm 133' A i::;:1..
People's !:s lo I I02r,-
Reading 137"s 13S
Peck Island 21::i 25";
Do. Pl'd 01 Vi O!-"-,
Sou. Pae 121
Sou. Ry 25"., :'i;'.,
Pn ion Pae 1 7ft ISO-';.;
I'. S. Steel .",( ri"s
no. pi.i inn in"..
Wabash IS'.j IS'K
Do. i'f.i IS'., !!-
Wftern I'll'. m .... (V.i
May P'S'i; July MX";,.
C ASH- No. I iHnlherii 109tf; 0,
I No. 2uorlheru t)"'it lti'Ti.
NEW YORK GRAIN.
New York, Jan. 22. WHEAT.- U
ceipls 35,1100. spot rteiuly: No. 2 re
lusifi'loit elevator: No. 2red 1 1 it f.o.l
eloseil t; lo '.j
alloat. Caption
lower. May 111.
C'OUN -Receipts 1 1,000;
3. non. Spot (inn ; No. 27o eh
t.7's f.o.b. afloat. Options
net higher. May
OATS Uecoipis
I'OO. Spot sli.
while 5lfi57'
fi 2.
in
export
valor an
closed :
ll!4.
50,0(1. Exports I
idy; inheil ,', I ft ,r 1 1 j
; clipped while 5i;n.
THE REMEDY WAS EASY.
Tl" ilix le:- had told Iot ,;i y
oruaulc irouhle and the u:" re-led
Willi herself. She bad iliwi m i-,t un,
irtlgged for years', Ro, lea'iiieg t
food n;nv.-i, she d feindiied to try
now iiian.
II.
Is what she did:
She cut. out all medicine.
.Mie stopper! dieting; that. is. she
tested things till she found Onw o,i
1 ecu wiui per, and ate of them
freely.
Mie ate slowly, laughing ami talking
miicn in the process.
She gave up violent exercise.
took a brisk walk each day.
but
FOR SALI
Thone CSS.
FOR SALE.
Ash stove
wood. Boll
FOR SALE Vacant lot mi Six-t-utll
street near Commercial ave-
i!iie. Apply joui Commercial avenue.
LOST.
l-OST Prown water tpanlel
wlih white breast. Return to
Fifth street and receive reward.
I:r
330
POST Itlack and whito bull doj.
Answers to name of Sport. Reward
if returned to 703 Washington avenue.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED FOR lT. S. ARMY Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
M H and 35; citizens of I'nitfd
tSates, of good character and temper
r'- habits, who can speak, read nn 1
write English. For information ap
ply to Recruiting Officer, 411 Ohio
St., Cairo. Illinois.
SITUATIONS WAMfii
Advertisements of not exceedin
three lines will be accepted free for
one week's time from any reader e
The litillelin to be filed by advertis
In person, on regular form, at the of
(Ice of The Pullet In Company, 70
Onio street. The Rueti!i Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisemeit or statement made then1
in a. id will not accept under this
heading iln notice of any perso
Inown to be employed.
products, showed some sympathy.
Quite a varied list, of indrstrial
specialties rose briskly 011 newly
awakened activity, for the most part
unexplained by any news. Forecasts
of the week's currency movement
modified the New York interest, in
the geld movement. Th;' influx of
currency is on so large a scale its to
leave the problem for the banks one
of finding employment for their re
sourofs rather than of conserving
their reserves.
Although the banks have made
ouh large payments to the sub-treas.
!'.: i.unng the week 011 tne return of
in compliance
of the se retarv of the
the sub-treasury operations
v ole contributed $3.Ki2,i:d!i
m'-s. This state of affairs is
(' -er ed of .hopeful importance to
piogi ess of business activity, and
es of stocVs were inclined to yield
after the publication of cash estimates
Th-e result was a show of losses, at
th- end of the dav u notable cas-s
of strength.
during the week
rn .! ent deposits
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Refunding 'S n-u.
Rfdg. 2's coupon
Register! d 3's . . .
Coupon 2's
?ew
N"W
4"s
1 s
reg. . .
coupon
. 02'-.
. I -I2"s
.1110-1,
.ion",
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GRAINS IRREGULAR
News Almost Entirely in Favor of
Bears Corn Alone Made De
cided Advanec.
one (()Oh a cold sponge bath each
morning, going hack to bed for five
minutes al'lerwarU before beginning to
uress.
She gave hersrlf massages of the
o-iuoniiiiai, cnest and throat muscles
lor five minuti s
Ing.
tuorniiiir and even-
VI
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to :
1 1
tii"
pric
1 The
.-'i' : ,
fu
ll
ill
WANTED Position as nurse lti
cm.finemcnt eases. Apply 1110 Cedar
street.
SITl'ATION WANTED Hons
keeper or care of children by reliable
elderly white woman. Address Mr
Kelley, 2S14 Commercial avenue.
Active elderly man wants emplo;.
nieni of any kind. It.ip.l penman
uood solii itor. Addre.-s "N. R. ;.
1 are Cairo IPilViin.
PHILOSOPHIC MAUNDERINGS.
niav nFk nufftlons of
Any foo
wisr man.
Politics is
rvijhty or
a cnai
business.
panic, but
. Commercial naviculon
nts tn be up in thp nir.
a'oft Ftill
It's a jocr rboicp if juiicide N te-n
firing thp coi.k and juduitie a Im'ir
f how.
No matirr bow much tho roridur 'or
may knixlt don. the motorntan is
nl a sbend of hi n.
A iowin; lark of vejaritr a.ieme
ln s may p attiilm'eii fo a ijiit -d
l-hor nz" of rbry tr--'.
POOR RICHARD JR.'S PHILOSOPHY
fnint ! 4't V-' r r.-:f a 1 '! a;r id ty
H mhn put i-Tl only aS-s
diet:!'?'.
Sir,dal t-v ! fmt, t it ccd -
prH mi:lii'it aiii?
If ri Miik 1 l i u.l tl on 'b milk of
h::i an ki-einos. l.alf cf t woii'.l
Apple Supirstitions.
In Scotland one of she llallowc. f
customs u.-ed to be a:iii; an apple at
tte glas-i.'- That was to fctand In-fore
a looking clavs and eat an apple with
one hand and i'h the other c-omh the
hair, when ti;p fare of one's f nine bus
hand Would l.f seen in The piss loot,,
ins over t l.-fi (.hotiMer. In the
sonth of Kncland an apple charm was
for each person present to fasten tn
apple on to a s'lins, afi r which (he
ytiincs wen h'in ami twirlecl lx-fon
the fire. The owner of the aoplp which
fil-t falls off is declared alKmt to he
married As li one's apple fa!3
so doe s thp orili r of nia'rirnnny p-o-ceeil.
Single idiss is the lo' of the
owner of th 1,1-t apj !e , ft on the
tiring.
ro'i nir t'trtipfh r wra'h
jsoniptirprn. At
riti a licking Saturday Lvtciiig
re, 14
oif.pr t:n.s if inii-- ,j(.sn't irind
Horticulture at the Capital.
Secreta y iln of the d partrner,t
ef asriritl'nrp rp rd a a n . nt d'r,
rer in Washing'-'n to th" amvoir
!""' s who S-'ar.K n; in rh stl.i:'l, I
a' 'hi- "n by thousand.
'More 15 "rifts, i-thaps, than f?o-
sprine up." hp said.
"In seerj f.h,,j, 1. ,,-her dir I
hard one (f -.h's ania''T.:n complain
nb: nit Thp t.a'rh ,f st he had
Iw. isbt. ATier If bad f-nd.-il hi r,ir;i
1 ?.:int Tip li pau t ak floral ij'is'i"i-s
- -Oh. by th- way." f fi,i 1 hat is
a l.nn'y vfT
It s oti" crcwi-d thp da:er. 'ths
tour 1 !:irc It up bv tb
t" fct-e it it Las bf
CUN'S
N w York
in trade is
Parser pay
WEE LY REVIEW.
Jan. 22. Development
along conservative lines,
rolls in manufacturing
centers naturally help retail distribu
tion, but this is still much restricted,
thoiiuh underlying conditions are
firmly maintained because of re bleed
slocks in retailers' hands. The proc
p.vt of a change in the customs reve
nue l;,s naturally curtail operations
in a ni'inber of important industries,
and many enterprises that would add
materially to the obmie of the t,:j
ness are held in cln-i k until th-ie
is definite knowledge regarding the
pu.visiens of these laws. Clint inued
low water restricts tic operation ef
souk New Knuland paper ami oilier
mills. The movement of cotton was
lai-L" and iiie-s rruiiy inaiiitained.
In the west faetoihs ill important in
dlstri s ale still opi-rated short of
fui! capiic-ity. but ad litional help is
const in i ly (iiidoed. n!ait:inir the
output mt.v arailually.
t j: in t conditions still p'eiiil in iron
id steel and no transactions of ini
i.: tntii i- an- tii-tc-l. hair orders are
cihed by sunn' of the smaller
Iac:ts, tint tiiubo of this biislmss Is
aid to ire obtained through iiiivIi r.ite
'trc c-ssloi.s to pries. Cast Iron pipi
ts the most actle i!ei8ttaie,r of the
lion tuprk't. The consumption cf
l p( ' is not k'-eping pace with the
rec i rd produtc ion and pi Pes ate dc-
inill jfl c-otlSeipe( e.
Mii'iutaetiiri-rs of ciit'nn too.ls at",
I la1 int more jn 'epf'tidenr c th.ci,
r mil1:' time past, j.artlv owina to
th" fi !iiiiss of the raw material, but
jrc ipaPy a a ir-sult of the rnarkel
iproM im nt in thi't'hina trade. In '
the 1 on mar kt heaw coods arc
"ic active an-! prices firm. ""Yhib-j
io-t i.li'H Iin . c veppt fin" fain y
Ac rst' I. Iic now l i tl -ien-d but
.- t.'tmler of brv-r oterat:re ;
t-' srrall an! itis have not ten
tit:i;-dv Settle 1.
Chicago. Jan. 22. W 1 1 EAT Move
nient of wheat from Australia and Ar
gentina to Europe was the shb-f sub
jeel of discusion among the trader
prior to the opening, and as weeklv
shipments were again extremely h
eral sentiment was bearish when
She stopped overstraining her mind.
When her head or eyes began lo feel
tired she rested them.
She neglected t worry and culti
vated her amusing friends.
In a month she was well.
ONE NEED NOT BE NIGGARDLY
TO SAVE MONEY. IN FACT, THE
THRIFTY MAN IS USUALLY THE
MOST LIBERAL, IN PROPORTION
TO HIS MEANS. START AN AC
COUNT WITH
"IRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY.
NOTICE OF AWARDING CONTRACT
For Sewers Thirty-Fourth Street
Sewer District.
radini; began. Althoiis1
t
eousld
out the
decline
hading
;h there was
ruble selling pressure t.irougli
day, prices made only a slight
owing to moderate sapor! bv
l ulls. The news was almost
entirely in favor of the bears. He
ports from India claimed drought in
that country was broken, while in the
I'nited Slates rains were ueneral over
the winter wheat belt. The linht
movements in the northwest w;is
; i otu the only hullir li factor. The
close was easy 's higher tii'Ht ', low
er. No. 2 red 1 "S :4 -5 ! t it : No. 3 red
lin;-,'i; lev' 4 : No
No. 3 hard le.'ITi lot
1
hio-.l 1 e.', 'ft 1 m; r-
...-it!
.May openi-n 1 u ,
Piddic notice is hereby given that
tite Hoard of I .oca I Improvements of
the City of Cairo, Illinois, on the 0(h
day of January, 1:1.10. awarded the
contract. for tho construction of
jvnrii:cii nie pipe sowers. Horse eou-
luecuons ami miet.s him lirlck man
I holes in Thirty-Fourth and We--t
Tlmtv Fourth Streets, Thirty-Fifth
and West Thirty Fifth St n-ets,' Thirty
Sixth and West Thirty-Sixth Streets.
Sycamore Street, Elm Street, Wash
ington Avenue and Highland Avenue,
in the City of Cairo, under Ordinance
No. 170, approved September 2. 1','OS,
to earner & llanos at and for the
-1111' of Seventeen Thousand. One
Hundred and Seventy pedlars and
Foity Throe Cents ($17,170,131, sill -je-ct,
however, to the- right of the own
its of a majority of the frontage of
th-' lots, blocks and lands upon the
said streets and avenues, or
ir agents, to elect to take
MEN ARE POWERLESS
To I'Uht Agnlnat Dlsrnsp rales They
Strike at I hp , I odrrlrloa; , t'u.
To treat Dandruff, and Falllnff Hair,
with lrntnrits or oils on which a. para
iltle ftm will prosper. In like iifooplrur
water fmm the ocean to prevent lha tide
from ripltiff
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
tare without having a right unilrrstanet
tnsr of the fundamental cause Of tho
trouble.
You must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newhro's Herpl;lde does thin because it
Is specially nmde to do that very tlilntf.
Whpn thp pirm Is removed, the hair
has no rholcp but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
ppntroy the ciuse, you remove the
eTct."
fobl bv leadlne drufrclstB. Send 10c. In
stamps fur sample to The HerpU'lJe Co..
Detroit, Mich
Two sizes 50 cents ami J 1.00.
Paul G. Schuh & Sons, Special Agents
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIG STORE
.1100-1 WASHINGTON AVENUE
CcaUrt In Evtrythlni that It
E Ua an Wtar. Exclualva Ant
far ILANKE'S CalabrataaJ Caffa. m
RAM'S HORN
BROWN
PHY.
S PHILOSO
It takes all of a man's history to ex
plain any part of it.
Folks who know little are little, -uo
mutter how bin thev talk.
The cross to which Jesus went was
not covered with velvet.
Diplomas from the school of expe
rience are tenerallv worih all thev
If we could only get our eyes wide
open, everywhere would he Wonder-
hind.
Make your mistakes pay their board
and room rent by teaching your something.
If the cow ever did jump oyer th
moon, she didn't do it all in one
jump.
Alexander
County National
Bank
'fir n-i7 (frit pin t -na
Cammtralaf Avanaa antf EIMh Mraal
CAIRO, ILLINOft.
CapTlal
urplva
i
Christ did not come
win id it new religion.
give 11 Himself,
to give the
lie came to
The (unable of ihe wise and fool
li virgins will he repealed as long
as tho woild stands.
I he faint h. art gives up at the first
hade tree, because Hie road ahead
:oi-:s M hoi and dusty.
The devil Rm .(,ts ,(,.,,,1 ()f waiting
iniiiniiiii le u on 1 he man who has on
the whole armor of lb, J.
Anybody ran go on dress parade,
but it takis a man with Iron in bis
blood to fight and win ball lea.
I he Lord may b: showing the
ngels w hat good work he can do with
iiooi- tcids.- Indianajiolis News.
'-" M-HWaVtf lM,Mal -
E. A. luttap ....... ...r.,-..traTa'M
Chis. Fauehtar VIea-PrtsHati
J. H. Galllun ,.Caahla
Frank Saanear .....Aailitanf CuMlaa
Aeeaanta af earpcratlons ana" InaTyrt
uala aspeclally solicited. Excrian
furnlihaa" ta any ar1 af lha warlA
Alexander County
Savings Bank
' CAIRO, ILLINOIS 1
STRICTLY A SAVINSS BANK
Caaltal W,00
SuralM . . .... . . ... .M0t
Ih Mot JitfrMklnf JJrlo la th World
T 1
low I
iitlni
lend
new
. th.
'11 li 7
V July :'7", .
COIt.N Wet wi
belt which will
iiioveim nt of t he
mode-rate advance-laihi'i-
active bidd
S'-.inl V. Tile (!' Si
hiuber. No .'
while i;rj'. : No. 3 yo
May op. n, d o.'V.f..
: lowest I',.", CJ1,
July i;:'-'-;.
OATS. The 11,., ike
sideta'de firmnes-1.
houses ar.-l p:ovi-i.,ti
closing PC
III.
ay
in
to ill
( ron, cause,
shorts b. in
Offerings w or
was firm ' to
'.:', rn 50 1 : N'.v :
v. llow 5'i' j, 'it 5!t :,
r-'"-: highest 1:
' ; closing 1;.' '
fairly
eased
profit
,'n I ive
a lil T 1-taking.
ing tmchanc
w bite Tr ."
hi'(!ie.-t 5 J i.K '
ing 5:. Jolv
exhibited COl
Coinniissio
interest-' Wei
buyeis. The m.-iik-
l.l'e ill the bes-ioli o
price s ill Ihe close :i
d lo 1 lower. ' No.
. May open-.) 52 U,
1 5-'!4 : lowest chi
said work and enter Into a
written contract to do the whole' of
said work at t.-ti (I'M per ce ntum less
than 'the said price at whie-h tin
-aim was awarlod to said Garner &
Hares, within the time and in tt
manner reipiired by law in sucli cases
made and provided.
Datcl this ::ist day of January, A
D I'.te'l,
r.EOHUK PAHSONS.
Picsid-nt of the poind of lic.i! Im
prov ciiie nts of the City of Cair
Illinois.
tiest: - ERNEST NOI( DM AN.
Si-cntary of said Poaid.
IKt BOTII.fS
it ll fMd Hn, (irorsrlis tei Stin-tt
RECEIPTS AND
Ciiie ilZ".
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
State of Illinois. AlonanJer County
ss In the Alexander County Circuit
Court. February te-rm, A. I). l'"i'.
In Chancery Sitting.
Miles (!. Asii'.v, Complainant v
Sav iiiiah A! y. Defendant. Iiiil in
v'hriicery for Divon
Thp abovo named defendant 1-
hf re by notified that said complain
ant ha tins .lay fil'-d in sai I t ourt a
certain bill In "ham-cry for Divorce
against her and that Summons has
is . ue, I the reon r turnabb' mi ti,e first
day of the next term of sai l I'ocrt, to
be- l.ohb-n at the eouit hou' in Caiie
Illinois, on the Mh day of February
tie-vt
Cairo. llline.K Jan. Mh. A. D. P-nfi
ALFRED I KOVy.N. Clerk.
M. J OSIIEA.
Complainant's Sola-it or.
NOTICE.
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PROVISIONS.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL If. R.
Wir..er Tourlats Tickett.
Cairo to Aberdeen MIpb., qd
return
Cairo to Durant, Misa., and re
turn II. It
Cairo to Jackson, Mist., and re
turn 11.11
Cairo to McCornb, MIh., and re
turn 18.11
Cairo to Hammond, La., and re
turn 10. H
Cairo to New Orleans, La., and
return 31 . St
Also to Tourist points In Florida,
Miksissippi, Louisiana, Texas and
Now Mexico. Tickets sold dally un
til April 30th, good returning until
May 31st, F.iO!.
J. II. JONES,
Ticket Agent. Cairo, IIL
A. H. HANSON,
Passpntter Traffic Manaier.
8. O. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent.
OFFICERS
E. A. BiMfar..........' PraaTtlanl
C. 0. Fatlar Vlea-Fraaltfanf
H. aalllian.v. Cathlatt
Frank near .-.. Assistant Caatila
' SISECTORS
E. A. Baa-ar 4. H. tallTfata
Th.a, loyal ' C O. Fatlaa
Wm. Kluaa H C. V. Naff
Chaa. Fwiahtaf X FT. ThlatlaWrMi!
D. S. Lanaiaa "V Siaaria ParaaM
Inlaraal Paltl an Tlma Saavsrla.
Cairo City Transfer Lino
Snteaaaor to Stolti tt WaJtara
J. H. KIERCE. ProF.
All Mai's af Hauling Oona PramafTy.
. Bath Phenta 1ZS .
Itff Waihlngtan Ava Calra, ITTTiMfa.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to January 1, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trvne Leava Cairo:
1:05 a m. Pally Chicago Vrstlbul
Llm'ted, arriving Chicago 11:30 a. m
2:?3 a. m.. rally St. Louis Night
Un ited, arriving St. Loula 7:0f a. in
Pleppl ig car on at 8: 10 p. m.
5:00 .1. m, Chicago Dally Ripreat
eicrii Sunday.
5:00 a. 8t LouJa Sforaig Wt
vres fc"pt Sunday.
11:15 a. m, SL Ior! Fait Wa.IL
11:15 a. Chfe aro WM ds Specla!
2:35 p. .n, Pi'!r St. Louii IJailtvl.
2:35 p tn, Aftprnex.n Bipraaa for
Odin. Effingham. Vattoon. Chamoa'cn
5:10 p .m, Theba AccnmniodaOoT.
7:15 p. m, Chicago and lutprm Rr
press.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. Rfl
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
FL-ORI D A
VIA BIRMINGHAM
Columbus, Albany and Wsy cross. In eon
ntx-tlon with the I'rntral of Georgia Ry. and
tha Atlantic t'oant I.tne. Un and alter Oct
ober IHth from Chicago, a
THROUC1H BLEEPINQCAR
will be run from
Chicago lo Jacksonville
via the above route, leaving Chicago dally al
7 p. nt., on the Iw.pln car sectlan (coach
sertlon connolldatM with sleeping car section
at Caraondale, leaving Chicago at 60 p. m.)
of the l.lnilted train for the Houth, arriving
at Htrmtnsham Sri a p. rn. next day and a
Jacksonville at 7rfj0 the second morning.
Iiulte l l.lbrarj Car out of Chicago and
Dining Cars Serving all Meals EnRoale
I'lrcx t cnnnwtluns at Jacksonville for alt
points In KlorMa and for Steamships for
Cuba and Nassau.
Tickets, reservations. Information, train
time and rkUis ma; be had of jour local agent
H. a. H ATCH. U. P. A., Chicago, tit.
A. H. HANSON, r. T. M.. Chicago, I1L
MOBILE & OHIO R. R
Corrected to January 1,
Tlma af Trains at
CAIRO
1909.
No.
No.
No.
Nc.
SoulhbVMnal
Express. Daily, Iv
Express, Da 'y, ly
.1.50
2:17
p.tn
a.m
Narthbaund
Express, Da ly, Iv
Express. Da ly. Iv.
1:50 p m
..1:32 am
l. H. I0NES. Tie Age. 4
2:30 a. m, Miiip!iia an! N,ahvii;e).
3:30 a. m, M'Tphia and Kw Or
t't Uml!1.
t:00 a. m Padurah aii1 Iq'ST:i
1:41 p. m, paitj Vnrrin aai n- Irair Sa!nrdav. Jan. 23. 2. ra
River Transportation
Lee Line Steamers
For Padncah. tansi!If. loois-
il!f. Cincinnati and ln!f rmcdlafc
landings.
Sir. PFTFRS IFE
THE
NATES
DIDN'T
COUNT
MAN WHO PROCRASTI
WILL BE SORRY HE
START A SAVINGS AC
WHILE HIS HEALTH WAS
Ho Tfr;i,
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firm: fair
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MINNEAPOLIS
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WHEAT.
'GCCD AND WOr.K PLENTY. IN
j TEREST COMPOUNDED TWICE A
YEAR AT THIS BANK ON ALL
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. $1 WILL
START YOU.
FIF-iT fcAISK C TRUiT COMPANY.
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Or:c ana
1:41 p. m, F!lr Nasfcras-, C.atU
inoofa ml Atlanta.
4:30 p. m, Pultca AeernirOrlftt'.oB.
5:50 p. m, Palucah aad Loa'anil
: 00 p. m, Metnt'b anl Nsw Or
laus f?(K-ial.
For thre-eich tlrie-ts. aW)dj car
aceximinrhlatl.ens and further triform a
Uon at ply at Ii;ino!s Ceatral rum
gr Station. Calr o IIL
J. H. JONES. TUkH AiatH.
C. A. MATCH. 6. P. A. j
A. H, HAN 80 N, Pass. TrefTa Vp.
For Memphis and HayUndiigv
SADIE LEE
Lravrs Janaarj 21. al S p. m.
ana Patsije arp'y at
,l rt Wharf boat. Ca r
C BOURNE.
G. F. A P. A
Far Pr H
Hail day A Ph
ROBERT E. LEE,
General Binstf
Gerca! 4 8w4h Prt Strtt,
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