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THE CAIHO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1909.
THE CAIRO BIJLLfiTiN
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ubacrlption Rata fcy Mall
.- ' Iatarlablr OHh la Adraaaa.
Qmt faar, Dnt and Bandar
Subscription Rataa by Carrlar
By wrrin la Cairo o a atoata
By carrier, outalda of Cairo HO month
Notica to Subscriber.
BVjbwrlbart will oonfet I favor by rawontai
to tbla offlea an; laca 01 proa pi asuvery oa
la pan of oarriara.
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TODAY IN HISTORY j
nm i ivr r tr i i r
i;st-
Jntarad at tta Cairo Poatofflss ai eoond-elaM
au Maar.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Average number of complete and,
perfect copies of The Cairo bul
letin printed dally and Sunday
during the year J908 2084
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bul
letin printed dally ami Sunday
during the month of December
iy08 2403
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January 28.
First Issue of Hie "I'll tsbui k
Oazette," lb' first, newspaper
west of the Allegheny .Moun
tains. 1S20 Jersey City Incorporated under
Its present name.
1X55 First train parsed over the Pan
am.'i railroad.
159 William If. I'rescott. American
historian, died. Horn lTl'ii.
1 80 1 Capture of Confederate calvary
at Tunnel Hill. (in
IMS Three- million dollar fire in
Chien i
185 -John C. Spoolier elected 1,'nited
Slate's senator tiy the Wiscon
sin b Hislaiure.
1903 Twenty persons Uilleii and J
many injured in railroad w reel, i
neiir Tucson, Ariz.
l!'it - Cardinal Francis M. 1!. Kieh
nrd, Kotnuii Catholic archbish
op cf I'aris. died.
lit SMART SI
IT OP HOUSE
TROUPE OF COLORED PERFORM
ERS IN CLEVER MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
OTHER PLAYS COMING.
The above Is a correct statement of
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 anil for the mouth of
December 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fifth day of January 1909.
(Seal) LEO J. KLEB.
Notary Public.
Biography.
Rev. Reuben Archer Ton-v, the not
1 evangelist, war. born in llobolvin,
. J., January :'S, ISf.iS. He was edu
cated at Vale I'niversity and after bis
t admit Ion was ordained in the Con
gregational church in ls?S. For a
Unio In; was superintendent .ol missions
in Miuneaolis. lie then became as
sociated ivvth' the late luvieht I.,
pastor of the Mcody church ill Chie.v
1 "The Smart .Set." undoubtedly the
test eiulped. talented and evpoli
deuced etdoivd troupe of perfonne.'S
In Ion- tiie public oll'e)M si ..ticljiitl 4
entire!) new in the etitenuialn .lent
line jit tho up.a liuse toiiinhl. It is a
n'lnedy drama mf 'the wholesuiue sori
sel lo music thai, is above the ordl
rary In merit, ami tunefulness. It ii
called "The Black Politician" and is
in three acts. The piece has .uood dra I
l.iatio qualities, has a plausible plot
and is Interesting from start to linisli.
I', contain- any amount of novelties,
merry jests, catchy melodies, and Inn
.1 sin, uk supporting company. Prices
25c to $1.
jBs&IltV Most Graceful
fin m Creature of
LIiake Animal Kingdom
.
lv KARL M1TS() CRAWFORD.
Artist.
VISITS WITH
Stained.
1 1 reel, lire
are iiNd mo we
Good Music Play.
The al traction at the opera lions
Friday Jan. 29th, will be the miisi
play, "The Time. Place and The Girl.
which still holds the Chicago record j
lor r.is, til;! con secuii e perform
tim es, backed by a New York and j
I'oston reputation. CtiiubiniuK a storvi
witli tuiti ful and airy music, and al
done in a pretty stage Setlint. thi-
IK beauty of (he snake litis until now been oerlooketl by most
ieo'lc. Only the ariisls have realized it, mid yet it cannot lc
said that tlleV llllVe employed il o tiny oTent extent, because
of the unpopularity of the subject. However, the l.aoooon
croiii, in wliicli the failicr mid his two sons tire strue-lini!
in the coils of the serpents, is one of Hie iimst famous of
The "Ih alli of Cleopni ra" ami "Suntuniiov
mown masterpieces of painting which rep-
resent the- snake with en-at pomr and beauty. ;
Tin1 snake is the most erai efnl civ til tire of (lie animal
It !k;s in, ;iii:.:!e, iro crude postures, no nnainlv proportions.
it is (lie double curve of beauty incarnate.
The coloiin.: of many reptiles is unusually splendid. While often it
is very 4-oml.er. bi'itm-e the snake takes the coloriiiL,' of its surroiunlin,1;',
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men us tne jtvui of me lot nice, tne "fay OI Hie I'oeKS, i:ie lirown ot I fit?
e.-irih, :t is alua- soft and h.-trttio!! ions. The shadings tire often cxipiisili1.
iloltt.
tFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Calra,
Alexander County,
Population 11,147.
Illl.!rl
Mayor. OKOHOH FAKKONS.
Clerk, It. A. UA-i'CItER.
Treasurer, THOMAS II. MA HON
City Attorney, FKANK MOOItlfl.
Comptroller. 1CHNK3T NORHMifc
Pollca MafilHtratB, A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Polle. M. 8. l&AGAK
lianv a stia!e po-.-e.'
limrkiiti's,
I tan only wonder that more attention
tiiul ai lists to this remarkable rtvaliu'e.
i In ad. that is a revelation in the detail of it
as not been paid ly writers
go. lie then beitan his career us an ' , !laloratiou of Joseph P.. Howard.
evangelist an in this was eminent!
successful.
The Bulletin la an aala at the follow
ing placea:
Coleman's, 114 Eighth Street
Halllday Houaa News Stand.
Front Restaurant.,! .
Chinese Idea cf Government.
Here Is a Chinese idea of prosperity
In a nation: When the sword is rusty,
the plow bright, the prisons empty, tho
granaries full, the step? of the temple
worn down and those of the law courts
grass-Brown, when doctors go afoot,
the bakers on horseback, and the men
of letters drive in tho'r own car
riages, then tho empire is well governed.
When Eurc-e Shivered.
The white cf Zi vie very mild
In tlo CriK 1 St.Uc hat p.:i klllai'b
severe in Kuiope. For ;l.e ii.st lime
In the nineteenth cfniiuy the ib'er Pu
was frozen over at Ferrara. icrmlttlnR
for' long time the constant passas"
of man and beast. t Constaiitlnople
snow fell constantly for 13 days. Thf
snow extended to Smyrna, the atlja
cent districts of AMa Minor, and th
tlreek inlands were clothed in white.
Mind and Soul.
The body Is the tent where our ex
istence la encamped. The more I
think of it, the more I see 'hut th
mind Is something outside of the soul
as the hands are outside of the body,
the eyes Outside of the head, the
branches outside of the ttnt.k. It helps
to do more, but not to lie more. The
mind is a Are of whlih thought is tho
flame. The imagination Ib the eye ol
tho nul. Joseph Joubert.
Frank H. Adams
i' popularity than
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CAIRO IN 1874
s
lXirilYlliaeSlaiaea
Will M. Heii.uh au
! a.- s'oini I even m
y of the yei i. s of otTerinss by th'it j
' ;e, i I : : i h iue!iiiie, the "(lit l tjio "-1
!.!!' . '. i!-tt!. bi'-rn ( In I-relhi. "Hott-
iih ;i Tr.i : ". -tc. Prices: ",c to
:.'. en s i!" Thursdav.
(From The Cairo Bulletin published
by John H. Oberly).
The Bulletin 'telegraphic, columns
were full ot testimony in the great
Ptecher scandal case, then bet'oie a
Plymouth church eoir.niittee. Charlie
Hnss had hi . n
sniii e Was
that case.
stolen
!
an.i
uiuch
given , m the papers to
Meteors Add to Earth's Weight.
. The minor which tall upon the
earth In vast numbers every year add
their Wiiyht to the earth. Thus the
thrill la tiicreaiiiig a minute quantity
ia weight each year, but not enough
to l pe.-i eptible in thousands
of yiata. Except for the cm-ape ct
lletil L':IU fw.tn Ihrt i.tin.i.i.li. ru il.,. !
. ,c r, ,., iai i, -,,,.,-t ,-
b uv aiiunu a) iu i:h u mo Calia
can lusi weight.
Liueiutr fc Ltuisdeti had moved
their law offices from Winter's block
to the splendid office over 1). Artei-'s
-itore inow X. Sander & Son.)
1 he Bulletin copied from the
Puiioln Tribtne an interesting ae
court of the brilliant wedding of
Dr. J. J. Jciin-'lle of Cairo and .Iiss
l.iy K. Dyer of I)uQuc;.i. .Miss
LiHie Kent of Cairo wa a member
cf the weddiiig party. Tho Tribune
sii ! that "in point f style, e.vt i t
bud cninpleti ness in every rispict,
tills was umlchule.lt v the wedding (f
the fieasrm in DuQuoin."
The German Lutheran church wa
f dxated on Sunday, AiiKtist icth
Kev. C. f!urchner, the pastor, f fficiat
ed and was assisted tiy Rrv. Mr
Scimclder of Jlelropolii, and He.-.
Iitiuiii (isrtner of Jonct-boto.
The Tutletln of Ai gust 2'ilh. rub
lished a teelnratti fn in Joli. t t ivi '.;
the 'HWs of the burning of the hotel
of .Mr. F. I). Uexford. recently or
Caiio. The loss was total.
Fun and Mu:;'c.
'i !: 1 1 ; i iMeoili .i!) success Mr. Jo.1
i T'.ei: !V. i.m-i.il co.ii. d), "A Metry
j New Vi rx .iai." wilh Mi. Kohert (iar
j i i 11a. .Ii--s Fisie K Ina Harmdla. Mav
I Shirk and a sticeesstul company i.f
I successful phiyers. will be seen at th
i opera house on Saturday Jan. 3-ith.
; matinee and nighi. From all reirts
this production is one of the big hit.-t
ot the season, and will render aM th 1
latest New York s 'tig successes.
I rices: Malitp e. In ami "ae; uif.'!r.
.'a. ,.o and 7 ."ie. Seals on sale Friday.
The
Truth
About
Cement
Buricsqcers.
The selection of material for the con
struction of a dwelling house d
inardy upon tin1 ninount one is willing to
W'li.-n frost lias stolen in nt nli.'ht
And covered all the earth with white,
Then Willie, In the in, lining lltrlit,
lloes trapsing to tin woodland hrlnht.
His nose is blue and at his tlir.iat
J.i tmltoiied liij;h his l.rether's runt!
The arms nrc f ill sl lm -lies long.
As he fio, s whictliti.r at a soiim'.
Now ilowii the path he speeds along
To Jeln tho hutlene.itl i uu Ihniiir;.
T!ie ii'lKhhor's hc.y he stops to .-t
Alas, he hasn't eaten yet:
By M. C. TITTLE,
Coocrete Expert, Bjslon.
, . While .Tehnrde hustles thri.ni;!', Ids meal,
X'llllS )I'I- j;t!l t;,kH ahellt the il!est Willi Zeal -
Then straight to where tin weeds appeal
pav. In spite ol all .statements, re;.ra n 1 1 i They tru.lsr.- toward their nuttmi; weal,
i , , ii Ai-t-oss each laddie'-; ."lardy Pack
the felvancMl cost ot lumber, 1 1 It least ex- ps tuin.d a spaei.,ns Bum,y s.e u:
aiisfiti ti'v dwelliiie- house to-dav, 1 . , ,
' All ,1.1 v th. v s-anii.'. r to and fro
Tile inflammability )'' '"i tr.i.-s wii.-r.- harvest uri-w;
. . . , . ',. Hut hem, -ward lu.ii'id. the pa.e Is sle.
and hiyh cost ol mainteiiance are its cine! , --i;,... wW.., ti-,-ui v.-n is r.uw. h.i;ii"'
objections. Wooden l,..us.s are qui-kly j
built, are warm and drv.
j And now fur il.tvs wlieii call.-rs eeine
Tiie concrete block walls lire inevn:-!l- I nur Willi--, eh, u Inn en his uatn,
1 t ii- m i i. .i ' 1 Kxtetids r,air rs ;eid thnnd,
sive and Ii reproof. vd bunt, they are : Mll lH,iMiui: llt vri.,iIW ,.,u,,
;.,,. ...ei.-o, t.. !,..;.-li. .,,,,1 I.., ,, .,. , I fviys: "1 am staii.e 1 laiielt worse than
peiisive
is it.lt built of wood.
Ce
una can in1 mail.
attractive in appearance. Care must be
-ied to avoid porous and soft blocks with which the market is llooil
Thcse cause a damp houre. There is small latitude in the design of a
It's way
coiKTcte lili
i.'M-i'titi'itiail v
WO ..'
uiildirii
on whit
h th
is to he kept down. Only under
ly favorable condition.-! can a block wall compete in price with
At ilie op.-ia house on Tuesday a -id w
WediP sdav Fib. .'ml and :!rd. i!
"MurTesiiuers", with a hu. t of nrett
rirls. a coterie of jolly comedians, i
retinue of first class vaudeville tir
lists, and tu brand new blllletta.:.
The upeliilll, piece "All AduinleSi
M e n" is nrra'i-'ed ,n .'! wet: -s; tl e
I omedians ;:re sail lo have fit pa:t;.
ilie music tiie laiisf. the cosiimd: :
0 hi si that motii-y could procure; a:,
1 he masiiai numbers the ;n,i!,st a. I
pretttiej-t i-vi r s-en. Prices: 'lo, '
I'tr. Fi r men only.
Dwillines built with wooden frame with wire lath stretched over tho
ouls'de s.uddii:ir to take plaster, are lower in cost than those with brick
and if tiie pla.-teriiio; is done properly and the metal lath thormiLdily
' I covi n d with the mortar on the hack, it is probable that thev are reasonably
y 1
., ! 1 rm, tin nt. Carefully handled, this matorial oifers an attractive wall for
! f It . f. 1 1 1 1 1 -9. t ! . 1
1 LEGAL DECISIONS :
eat4(eiiaaittale
The Rat as a Tighter.
Rata have hcn Islo.. u to kill ,nrt
eat Imblea, and as 'her are not aft mi
to attack full ttown men they wo-il !
Iirobably make fhort work of doj,.;l!rv
CaT.age cf Their Own "redact by
R.iilroa- The inti rstate ci ,;-lie r. i
ai f fottifls raiireals i-a; r):ng an;,
tt.ie; except timber pioincel fmai
thi ir i w.i pt'opeity. Severn' car
r:i rs were pr, seenh. f( p cirrying
real fn in their own in;:!' s. a I', s.
v. lielaware and II. loliip.i'i., lit
2. li..- Move li
ne id contented that -ntgress wa ;
.iuthori.e,l to enact this law ia pu:
stiiinee of its power to i-coilate i em
na !-.'. It app, ;tre, that neue of tie
-arriers Ioiiij prior to the p;is-:i;e if
the in t in iii'stt,n. had mi givnt
I ch.-iiters. whie',1 f 1 1 ( i I - -! I'ielll t
tlnir own coal; that it culd
An Inherited Falling.
A nr.tive of Annutu, in lo China, son
tenceil In Par is for tin it, wrote the foi
lowiug a fifty to his "aiployer: "Al!
AntiamiieK, whetiie,- eiujic mis, man
darins. se !eiiiii..fi. literary men anil
olliets. a:e ha; n thj -ves. It is a
giavc and h ielly coi.iplaint, and there
is no u, e fi,.- it. I know people do
not Hi;,- th;. Ve- in Fiance, but il can
not be- Ir I; i d "
.I'.VeiMi"; tiou-e.
Th" hoii-e built entirely of concrete (walls, floors, stairs and roof j is
-pi-iiisily prominent through Mr. balison's atuiouncemenr, that he has de
vised u method of htiildine; the.-e for less than the price of wood. We are.
net in position to criticise Mr. Kilisort's methods, hul can speak, repmlinsj
li',e io-t of small loiicrt te lniildiiij:s constructed aecordinir to methods em
jdoyed here in Pio-ton. Many ext elleiicics of the allw uiicrctt1 building
cuntpl he ipp.-i ioiieij. Jt is warm, inde.-t rtut ihle. fireproof, sanitary.
The cost, however, of the average ilttvHing- house, (oiistruclcd of this
niittirial. proves higher than that of any of the other materials named.
Ten years' experience iii esiitiiaiin-; concrete structures of all sorts,
dewn iu my ulndtlpe, too!"
; -
On the Way.
TT-vttTrnrn t?r-t
v r.l v;,1 - -
Alexander County, Population MM',
County Clerk, JKS8H H. MII' ,
Circuit Clerk, ALFURIl IH'OWN.
Sheriff. FRArK E. DAVIS
State's Attorney, ALKX. .WlI.SOM
County Superintendent of SeliooU
ROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treaauner, fRID S
Board of County Commlselenera.
.T .1 IPVNRi.LR, Chair tuae.
C. V. NFFF.
DK. BP-WIN OAUSB.
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYS
Rf'il I Inn 'r" due to Iciivh Hecoml Nt. fcc
lit II Llilt. inn north on Commercial Ave
uvery l! minutes from fi n. m. to II l. in.
liulnirnorlh.iiii Walnut SUevery IDiulnutue
from li:il a. in to lt!:il p. in.
Inn1ai Ct I no I lot brook Ave. rnrdne
I UMtl 31. LHIC to avp Heconrt St. to.
ln north on llulhronk., nt 07; :'J7; :; H:f,7
;:IJ n. ni. anil on the Haim- mtnuti every hum
until It' l-and II:!'-' p. in.
(olm; west on I wenty-Klnhth Ht. at B:4tf;
tl: I ii::it. 11:11' an I 7-tll a. in. and on nam inln
uteH every hour until I0::U ami 11:04 p. nl.
Poplar St. cars due tn pass Hi. Mary'i park
."i iniiiiilcs after leaving iSecoru) Mt,
Bell Line Owl Cars iVm M
m : UK) a. in.; 'i:M a. in.; 3::0 a. in.; i.W a. in,;
0::S) a. m.
North on Commercial 12 p. nt. 1 a. m, la
m. :-i a. in. 4 n. iu. u a. in.
Hell and owl cars are due to pan Wn
"I'hlrty loin tn rtl. 10 uilnulta afttir It-avln
Stxiuud tS t.
J
TO
ISTiOGOOV
h
ll lie
ill:
M cut ion, ii conditions cm a .-man ro.i-
ena oeia nen ttieir numtira ero . i i,t l. pra ti.-ativ tiaiiMMirt I i.v . r
Rreat aa they wete In llamelln. Fot pnhi r line-; that if tt cv w. re te
Ita iz the rat ia on- of th fleic t j st iti-l from carrying It the ,n,..
of ant run In and It niultiplKe o raj Id 'without the state d n ! .-nt on th,-jr
ly that It U no wonder it pot the let- iMhia, ite n al for domc-on- pur
ter of the i'oor Ie le ef that town. I i si s vou d subject, . I to er--.it
J-iift'titii and deprivation: and that
Cmeracn'i Phitcaophy. jthj prop.nv cf the larihts , u ,1
Th thlnaa that are really for ihe',n t-,,.;it!y b pr. dated ia value. Th
gravitate to thee. You aie rutitdtig to j p:ci, n w.n void a Jul nh al t-.
wrk yoar friend. Ixt four fet run, jtl.t.t ouistltutionil arti.le. tr.ivldiig
but your nilnd need not. ... Fur there mat nn p. rnen fhall be dei.tiie ! f
le a power, hlch aa it Is in you. ia j if" ,i ,-nv r pi-npeiiv vithimt !u
In hlra, alMi, and ouli1 th,-ie!i,re very , pri-P(i f,f la. It is tut a re-u'a
well brlna; yoa ti-ther. if it ere for ,ti. n of rommen e. but entireh
th befct. Emeiaon. jclu.'en frotit tiiich i-oiiiiih r. a r tl in
: j.-Ia.-s of i-eiwona and a u,ful tsat.j
The fergottefi Oramatiat.
Ia It aiot utrang", r-nTn.terin the
"boom" that followed Ma IrtTodiHtton '
to Knaliiih audln-. that lhs-n 1
rHd ta ao entirely "tail on the
Bb-lff How fa It that It.-en 1,jt r
nd fbe "curious" carineit. la the hol
year roand. a a rycle of Ida '.ays
prforme4 la London ? tta.
t: M i f.
The Ceeetrw'g Need.
1 rty." aald the old lady with tt,e
fclgb-pttf bd mice, aa the j-ik watf-r
flowed dowa at Grtgaby aatton; 'I
lay. what la all thta turn a lout -du
t!a' boya to be rlvll eriflR-rT The
ttlrm ttiia 'ere toon' rr really d
la a lew civil cvmotirrors. ana iee , Guntb. r'. tli Eighth atrect.
MMf braaeoiea Urplnctt a Vag
ai:-
S'eepleaa Creature.
There are aeveta! r;-cie of fpti,
"T'ik and Inee'a that n ve r sleep
Jurliig hp ahole of tlnir riiMnre.
Among fHa It Ia po.lMvely known that
pike, salmon and p'dd tlt-h at no time
!e-fi; also that there are o'her mem
ber f th fish family thet ttiep only
a few ndru'.m d'ltine the rottree of a
mor.th Thr" are various r;Tieit of
fiii a that m vrr ir.dule In "lumbr.
and fir rj-tit cf netjnta alM) that
do not 1 p.
Krph raVe. br'-ad an ! plea at H
Let tr - j-t Sr,;re.
VANOSTEN S ORCHESTRA.
W ill a--t i utf to rirap'.
iM-Tt: ad,lr I'll Ui.'htli stre-t.
Ca.ro. I'd.
And SDi"e Men.
When ir -...-! - to av. in; n a
bank account eeiy svajja j;i a,,
list.
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
pe n:at onit ntider
lioii-e be !itr!t at as lew a price as one of anv of tin- iiilnf
at i.-. in-ieaii of making a savin.', it is probable tbai the
id. r Mill f'n ! that l.eiiltl build at lower f';r-t m-t of mil-
l.'.iri of l.i n t -. of plast" r r of UihhI. tbati Jie can of .-.olid i oticr. te.
of (Mtir-e (Minpire- t'ie price of tiie fireproof concrete !io;ise, will)
of .;:: Millati; i.'mi Je one. It is .-ale. Iiouewr, to rmpha-uo to anone
i d in tl.e ie.ddin
r-i -i by a
r-rlv eoii-i i ;a tel.
Il 1- !o le -aid. with eipt.tl emp! :l -i tl.yt it would be dil'icult. to bllV
t':f i'1-e t;,a!i one of ,.it r.-te 1 1 1 1'oii io! t . and W it'll proper lesie
oik to L' 1 t a better lmikine olie. 1 ie featllle of elieaiilles- li.l.S
I ; ,1 1 I . lis.
pr el - ellV
fel,' li'.irl
t; ! - i
t!..:l of .;:
d -m.d
un J'ete
Ml-'-, that tll--y liiiiliot save motiey
-e with coin r, ie 1i.miI ,m 1 I'oof, if
, I ;
I a
Kel t i
' i ell
i'or i',re;. !.
1 o.i-i. - r. u:..
I.e.: j, ;: t p.
..;,:,! le f.,.;!,.!
i I- ! t.-r an lot, ,
,1
iltll
,!.!
1 the ipii-ti.i!) of CMelleliee e! 1 1 pi iu ,- i .oil too I
tl!
Illiilills, I;elo-eS,
li-.in the lire apparatus,
I tire.r.if coii-triietioii
wareiioii-t s i
it i- safe to
nd lor lare country
siiv t hat a more c. o-
i;.,r
! n t a
'IP
MSc
.e
1 tll .ltllil lit.
rvV1 G
Cured
ham
jd by Lydia E. Pink- m
'sVegctablcCompoundj j iMay See
and Weih
,-rriiiie ilrai. katlc
wnsatiotM. 1 1 dOUIS
i Some Dav
iiu f..liiH, Kitf I a
m.ii h. 1 h.el j i
Veil lljl 1,.- of ;
l'tltiinote. Md. "For four '.trj
my life wsa tuiisery t me. I sut'len d ;
troiu irrecul.tii-
ties. t
iritur
extreme
r
lit-'
J
Iiervoll
ness, and that all
iri'iie fe iitnf in my
st
ever lll,ir well
when 1 Ih-lmii t-i
take Lydiii F. link- ,
batll'n Vec, falow
t 'olllMill!i,l. . '
I felt as tb.e.,s! 1
new lite bad leri
iriven m', and I am reeonnneoiiinj jj
to all my fricinN ".Mrs. V. 1 ,,i;i, ,
IK'.' Lai'is,.. m- t.. I', lititn-.r". M 1 ;
lie1 to. i-t .iieci-ssf i r'tn-d in thi '
ronii'ty f',r the cine of all f ni! of .
female romp!; tints ti l.ydia K Fiiik-j
llHtll' 'i.'el,it.!e ( 'i.ll"ill,l. It h.u ;
tHHl tl.- test of je.irs and t jI iv i
In.ire id.-!y and sm crs-f ullv ise. t'lan 1
any ottn-r ferii.ile rene-dy. It h.. -ir-.l
tlioiisaiiils of women wf,,, litvr l.-n 1
troubled with dMplarenn-iita. iiitlatn- i
rnation. u!eer:tion. tibroid turner, ir-'
1in!la title. l-ri'lif p.uiii. t,,u kaehe. i
that liearine-tlown te. line, flat uh m y,
it, titj,.ti,,Tl a.,,j nervi-ito pro' r.itiuti, :
alter all other ti,-vi t ad f-tiled. j
If yon areu;:. rim from any of tbe?e j
aiiinent. don't rive ep hot tititil ymi j
have riven I.y.ii K. Iinkbam's 't g:
t.i' le Compound a trial. t
If you would liko vjiJal ftlvic j
write t .Mm, I'inkhitui, I. inn. j
l;-t, for it. sin- lia rnidroi 1
tlmiioanda
cliare,-e.
j- By ini lMF.2 d'AtBr,
reirfr DjI lm iwi ti tui huity
! !! Ill I
TLe soul of man i-" an 'n';: rotation nf
ps, hoinens iiihaliitiii' cells in the human
J ! ami probably we; .don ' about :!-t!:o!t-;:l.-'d:
f it of t!,e 1- '
It may be po:l,e ;-..inie da, I -ec tin
pscehomere-. Ii iill-i' tlu-V Jirobii'ilv are
opaipn- to tiie nhra violet lild and llure-
fole IPilV be made l-!.e l,y sotiie inure
mirlld oji.u ai me, :n- til, HI 'Hie u. : ld vi t
j, s. '1 i,i ;i tie v will ( v.eilie.l and
Ima-iired.
After fle.itll the I. I- bo. ..ores unite t'
f..:il tile soul ,11 a -uite, to the ill-
vii'.nn.ent of the oinli's uU ph'-re in
n.
There isn't a nerue ti-h In the lake
but will bite the hook at the psycholog
ical moment.
- -Ct ii
When a woman needs advice, she
asks her husband --ami then pays the
hat she waiiied anyhow.
Iiealh never draws back from a man
because his departure will leave a pen
niless wife and six children.
1: -V V
A lioston woman was so frightened
at a buiglar that her false teeih .Ina
in a tunibler on the dresser, cliattered
to beat the ears.
: it
The frills who can't ii.'t married
should f;air! eoiiKoIation from the
thought that soriiel.ody has to slay at
home and e,u n lo cook.
It is not to be iiiiexpiHMed that an
all aioiind man should keep on olir.;
rourul in circles instead of prorcsslns
toward some ;.-iveii point.
When a wife makes le-r husliand
I-oini that he will dii.ik i.'iu;er ale
Ht the club, she vliould Mtl.cii a eudl
c;l reiidiiiL.', "wlib. .at a slick in it." A
foxy man will di ink a lot of p.inet
ah- just to gel w bat's in it.
v': '
The man who ipanies a st'-noiira
liber will not have to wall while she
dress. to i:o to the theater. Haviue
to eet down to th'1 oflice at S o'clock
in the mm nine, has t:iu -ht her lo
For So mi: Tiw lists '
SrAnoxi.r. IrVovnlXruO'
hAGrPur. os To. i w . -rtT
O.v Tux V. y oi hi
rfaj Pcoru tfowm
YovCw'rA rrc.SD S'ot To
PRICES WITHIN OSY RI ACR
OF ANY IIIISIMSS. LET IIS
QUOTE YOU.
THE BULLETIN CO.
NEW PACKET BOAT
STEAMER
II. W. BUTTORFF
CAIRO AM) MEiin;r TRADE
r.f:t in;' Cairo every Wednes
day tit S . nt. and .Mciiijdiis
every Monday at. 5 . in.
I'or rales apply to
l'"i: ink Cassidy,
lie me I'luille V . IJ .slilliM
lire
li'
!e !:
n. t '
- I.
I ! i V 1.1' e i . .l-. loil-tics- Jin 1 th, :,wiT of . coin
!,, ..r ,, from the nl;-.; j..!. f rav of tbe-iin.
Iii-aiev. sir.i nt' ui i e -uii s r;,i-, m.i a- ties.-
I. t'l, soid-'mK
for !-tei,-o. 'o
it ! tains t be liieh. r ou.r iiy of ci.,p, !; ;.iii iu unit u,,l s. niv
!:if V I! i ie -s.
twin tlx- i,rf;ue of the
1
I. , tio ! - -tue appa riiii - :- waul'
it know le.tl.ile' of the ..; !!;.;
u:!m.i':i!; li
,t.
. 'I bi
ts t
i -l-o-h ami. ,- iilmtit anvwi.r
;.- i in uin-4 ri',in' .i.'. -lKt'
e is tiie soul r aim.
i-'-!v iijiior. ptiv d. t:"! st
! t kly Jxiptl'at.-l a ti e . art'i.
a- s..u!s of 1t!.i.ria;i ! Iav
Brs.
'f.i.i 1 us '.'u-i tn
i:t ti,
lit a. ,1 ,-
- ti" tii-. a the s oi'
tbe .it e ' . re is in-
earth life d,;rill.' toe
to lM-lth, lrte t
L.ea io l-e Mar.
al' h ' r. t 8l.iva
.r. rait-
I I ':. ..'" " '-; . r .' j puv -;ty.'
J Kai.su C.Jf JU. ii.
ba'ety in Labor.
f-I nrcs.i: The devil nver tffnrt
erl a P-n hori he found j-id't Sou.-.!
.J M-JeJ.
A Nr York ufrl asked Tier motht
what "tiH-siillliiiice" meant. Ilefoie the
ni.i'er eoiild answer, f.-rlnr siioit.-d:
"Mart liiK' ." and lived on In ad and
water for a week to pay for hi lm
pudeme.
.
A rharrnlriif "eereal" r'ory now run j
nln? In the Hickory push Piaettor, ot
Indiana, is entitled. " innifred's
Wooden I.ec-icy" and the author Ik Fel
lndonna IPm'-jf tfkle MU-i-'ins. Sh
is a rioter of Mi? Peachy Fippin Hlr
jrina who so thtiiled u-r tiear.-ra a f
idiihts aim with her t-au iful arti
"Swu't
1'iaj er.
Friediterranean
I gypl and
Loly Land
A cruif o'. "I (lay si from New
York. Fcbruurr II. I9J9. hr iht
r,r and lutunous S. S. Cro"
irr Kurtucrst el the No tS
Crinaa L'oirJ Flprt. vinlinj 21
fortt Cos! $330 lip, ir.iluJing
CJirrnj! nzti ni sij'ntsrrinj
t ech port of Zid Irtpj
titrt.
Tl- k'li t r tl" rrt! hT ,11, a
rpin.i.oi.? !. .H'-i e, ftm b-f
4m. Il IIMIil. lthfNt rilm
ff-liatrar mi niif f ti, lramhla
f IIM- .4, li) .
B fi'.t for booklet.
Himi HS & CO., ten ! Arjl..
S l-roadway. N. Y
I
-pirits of Nitre. Hear my
.. t
A Bad Egg.
A Kar,s-i tlrt r..l i.- r -n.l nrt t
lr t"l t'. w.. "en1 i-t-" .n n it a
nt th eit to mirl' t hi -I wtl I-t
T.s',lt A,l tt' , .'in.,-. ! h ,,,iir-,e ,.t
on,., l e rs.li"l l-i'-r fr.,n n er-",
l.i v',.r'1i w!. h el lur! t ' - 'is. a" I ;
1, ta.l l.r w-.o a '-a "Ti.l t::,f :-
win r-.i"? t- fR'trrjr a w,. o ,..m
t,, n. S- '-. ' .r'i, o f ' -t"? r--ii. -
pun ' -it -! ."'t'r. i! .1. a t - j
Iron Mounlain Ry.
Jan. II, H)0f).
Trains at Cairo. III.
7 ' m
lvV Tv 'YvU asu l
o ,
Li"t'tation.
FmeT'-n: Th tM ran i:rr ft
ru'e a-ythlrie HtKt "ban lle cbar
aiici ia asdre.
Drpa rturea
S I'lm itsily .
4.U I a ai riau v
ArrUa's
II vna m.
... .... 7 "JO p.m.
A'ri, a's aiM tn no fo.iu wl,arP.at
A Kigath fir t.
J. t;. Ll BY,
Aeaf.
Ni. t-4 rrv ,til
Justice n. In ov-'f.
I: is U-- to '.he ju t to do i'ldemt;
f --t '! "'innl a 1 :. 1 tn t the weik
:j ol ii-pjii:'. .oieibi 21:1a.