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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1909.
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WANT' AD Si
IN THIS CAIKO Male
Atiti HEAD EVERY MORN
1NG IN 2 0 00 FAMILIES.
The Waut Cnlfimiw of the Jiullc-tia are consulted by
huno'reiN u: pciijle every nionil-x la search of res
estate bnij-)lns, articles (or iwle, lout or Ion ml, H
uatloits wttiiteu ad vacant.
RATES
(litis Inner tiotti pr w.rd! .
Three Inartlo per wwrd .
One Week, per word ....
One Mouth, per word! ....
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No ttilverllsemeiit Inserted for tftiiAsri 5s.
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WAITING CAME BEING PLAYED IN TRADE AND FINANCE CHEAP
MONEY CAUSE OF HIGH STOCK PRICES STOCK MARKET
OPERATIONS RESTRICTED HARRIMANS ENTRANCE ON
NEW YORK CENTRAL EVENT OF IMPORTANCE.
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vv Vork, Jan. .10. So far
iiitil f in :tii -t nro concerned
:i nt. it relative Kliindstill.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLIOT
Rates For Classified Notlcei.
Ono Insertion, jut word 01
Three, inst-rf ions, per word -Vi
One week, per word "i
One moil I h, jmt word 15
No advertisement Inserted for Ions
than twetityilve cents.
FOR RENT.
FOR RKNT Furnished front room
In new modern cottage, suitable for
two gentlemen or man and wife, S21
Twenty-second fct roct.
KOK UKNT Two nicely furiilHhe.l
roonifi with fioard, steam hunt, elec
tnc lights and bath. Apply ttJl Wal
tlllt ? fleet.
KOOM For
$2 "J per week.
light housekeeping.
1505 Poplar street.
KOK It ft NT Furnished rooms with
or without board. .'!"() Twelfth street.
MH1 KENT Oood business place
Ht 1211 Washington avenue Is for
rent . More room STixSO. Apply to
John Ilonrgols
FOlt RENT Furnished rooms suit
able tor llfilit housekeeping. Apply
17 Seventh street .
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
Prompt and good work. Miss Min
nie Klce, stenographer, The JIalliday.
- FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOR SAf.K, LHASR. OR RKNT
Two story brick building wilii bam?
merit, DO'S Ohio street. Thos. W Gau-uon.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTPD-A eoinpeteiit and trust
won hy engineer can find steady em
ployment by addressing Mutineer,
this oflice. All eommiitiieations will
lie roiilii.lent ial.
all sides there Is a
Tor fresh slgnti
and (o postpone
ill us until eonli
settled. Alining
hesitating spirit
disposition to wait
of encouragement
important, negotla-
dence becomes ' more
the causes of this
are (ll a too violent
W A NT !:! -Tailors,
1 1 no
Collector. Apply Cre
Washington avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Marsh Milk
Sweet cream.
Depot. Sweet
Home Phone 4'
milk.
71
WANTI'lt Kounis to paper: $2.i"0
up complete. Jiome Phone SS'VL.
Fi lit RKNT
basement of GO'!
on premises.
(iround floor and
Ohio street. Apply
Prof. Jacob Pottgen, of New York,
ii.lii the pleasure to announce that he
has just located in Cairo as violin!, t
f Vanosten's Orchestra, and will re
ceive pupils nt his studio. SJiiS Syca
more street.. Special attention Riven
to beginners and children. Terms
reasonable.
VANOSTEN'S
Available for il
pri ate parties, etc
s'l'eet. Residence
Home Plume "11.
ORCHESTRA.
anees, receptions,
, Office In I Kighth
Sycamore.
FOR RKNT Six room cottage, No.
2?:! Third street, corner Washington,
rent $IH per mo. M. J. Ifowley, Real
F.i lUte Agellt,
Furnished
Cenimercial.
rooms for rent at Su!i;
FOR RKNT -Room. "US Kijrhth
FOR SALE.
Foli SA I. P-!-'" National Cash
roioMor osed :! months for $t!it, Ap
I !v Ml Commercial avenue.
HOOMS AND BOARD.
WANTK1V - Fifteen boarders at
Coy's boarding horse, 2o0 Comne r
cial avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTHP
Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one week's time from any reader of
The Huliotin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the of
lice of The Pullet In Company, 70;!
Ohio street. The Pulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ml
vertisemeit or statement, made there
In and will not accept under this
heading the notice of any perso'i
known to be employed.
WANTKU Position as nurse In
confinement cast f. Apply 1110 Cedar
street.
FREER BIBLE TABLETS.
Michigan University Professor Say
They Belong in New Testament.
IVtioit. Mil h
of .liii!i;;n I'Tlh
iphcriiin the 1 - i 1
It. FieeTa oil!' e,
J i ar a id, i i.it ii in
Pi er. I (. A. Sanders
er-oly. who is do
ublets of Charles
.a, discovered !l
had mad-' pr..i;resH
1'iMiiih to l ii'iw tiiej !iouel be iil-
li! in ihe New Testann nt text, ami
where hey cio ie Horn. II" said:
"On the Ii,:m. i,f tin. e-.i-lh iiie of
the text, the am b ill appearance of the
1'nrclmierit, tie- n i uliar spelilnp. the
burnt ter of writim; -tos'-mblhiK :i
japviiH b.tlid -nud (he evidence of
t aaMiiis.-iciu fiiuii a similar souice of
oib.er jiarts of the manuscript, it
finis io!ia;i:e that these 10 pae
once fin m i a p u t of a parent tnanu
wiipt, from which tUe niost of thi
U't of John. I.uk. and Mark in lb'1
i.ialiu-f rijit of the K'lspel is copied.
The p:i.iit manv.-cript cannot be of
Inter date than the fourth century.
"The am h nt Lome of the now fa-
moim Jliliie whs discovered throucii
landlord is rarv, ir not uiouur.-
Ixird Ari'Mn, in response to sm;;;es
tions by his town tenants that tliev
) t-in nj !il lie allowed to follow the exam
pie of Ills agricultural tenants, said In
! was prepared to sell his town proper
j ty on years' purchase cash, or. if
liny of the tenants wished to allow the
whole or a portion of the purcha.;'
j money to remain outstanding. th.-
I iniht do so at the rate of l'i pi r
j cent, per annum, the Interest to bn a
llrsr cnarge on the property.
After a nieptinp of tin tenants an
Intimation was sent to the eail that .'
scheme tif 20 years' pui chase would
he agreed to by them. Lord Arraa
stood out for his original proposal, ami
a la rue section of Ids tenantry there
upon expressed their aereeioeiii on
condition that the earl c iiv.-ved ti e
propt rty to them free of all lawyers'
fees and transfer expenses.
Cost of an African Hunting License.
Here we niter upon the no-called
Di sort of Tarn, which for 91 niili-s in
tei veins between Mai. j as and Vol. It
a new li.teipirtatioii of the subscri- j l!i Iar In,ni t'!nu Pare, lor a juiceie.-s
tlon at the i nd of the po-pel of Mai'., j Ma a and thorny copses alternate
In Its third and final form the sub- with patdns of bare dust in the d:y
rcrintion read as follows: 'O. Holv '"' ' raiuy weather. It is by
Christ, be then with thy servant Tir.i-
tnhy and all his.'
"The reference Is to St. Timothy,
who was the martyred son of Mem-
hU. 'All his' are !!: wirshiH-rs in
the church which was in the monas
tery of a vine dresser, a Miort disiaru ?
w-M of the pyian Ids. That monns
fery w.ia destroyed h iv.en lies (; J
1441 A. IX. and probably this liible
thin was transferred to another."
Prof. Sanilen says he has not the
ttiphtest ques'ion of the authemiclty
tf the Freer tuanuscripts.
Holy ""d
no means iiesnnire or nre, nwever;
we see heids of az. 'ies, sometimes
from CO to 2n together, perhaps a
lhinMeroiJ, a pack of sneakini; j.if kals,
a prowling hyena, a stealthy, prac f-.il
Jeojiard or li!ajeti; lion. The animals
show little fear of the train, for the
hiuh cost of a humi!!? license
ab-i'tt f;r.0 an1 n-irneroti- I. ni
dations as to the nniiiticr of h".'i !:? to
h" killed by enj n "rfsman.
Rreatly lessen the t. amber of hunter
National Macazin".
SELLS TOWN OF DONEGAL.
I If a p:rl Is pool, wi'i'out oeinir r" J
for it, i-he is fianr.ir.s; a surprise fjT
papa's irit ketbimk.
Lord Arr?n Nejotiatinj with Tenants
ad Agreement Likely.
MEDITATIONS OF A SPINSTER.
Have you notiee-l that statistics
shew that ail sab-id"-! were married?
rrar.e that a fe::o so rften kl-es
IoT)don. Dntieeal. the historic cat i
tal of tli" Irish county of the yam
ram", will shortly be sold omrieht by
tt i nrt ff Irran to rn tcnnntu tin- i
l..c t-crr- Mi.-mld be a Li-rh in the r- 6irl l 'Te fcaa-teally determiL-ed
toiia;ior.j new In progress. These j
form cr of th rrntst interes'ine chatv I
t-, f, th fcirtrT of Iri-?i lnd l ir-. "Mf man gets trior or ?"'
bf. ml tfce trsss'Wm irslf the ! '- a or.iati oimm-nes to a if
re ev ery after the panic, (2) tin- uu
lertainty connected .with tariff re
vision, and CO (he high tnices of
many commodities which check con
sul, iptioti and discourage future con
tracts. Two iinpoitant offsets must
b taken into consideration. (1) the
piosperity of our agricultural (dasses.
a.n I (L'l the Kt'eat abundance of cneap
money. Pel ween Iheso conflieliu-.j:
iiiHiieiices, which almost, count 'rbal
:u.ce each other, there is a period
of vacillation that may continue mi
til one set of forces overcomes the
other. .lust which will prevail cannot
be told at (his juncture; lift it is
sufficiently plain that, a period of
waiting can do little harm; in fact,
may do much uood, so long as the
uiiundcrtone remains as sound as it
now is.
Readjustment is still iocnmplote.
and tile fall in values since l!io7 h:is
not bein .'invtbilttr like what fid
lowed prccoilimc jinnies. Stocks are
nov on a liiulier level than before
(he pa:me. and commodity prices
hr.ve shown a very slight decline;
much to (he disappointment, of tlu.s''
wb) complain of the high cost, of
living. Cheay money 'ias hat much j
to do with the 1'igll price ot slocks:
more uniuestlomib!v than any otl-ir
single influence. Tho high prices
of commodities, howeve r, have b, en
due to various causes; mainly to a I
irsi'ffieient s-upplv of ag' ieultur.'l
prc-ilucts, to increases in cost-; of
production resulting; r-oiu coaibina
tions of capital and labor and to the
inllatioimry effects of cheap money.
'I'd n lieve the situation the si i
should lie mad'- to produce more:
trusts should stop holding up priei s
:;;.! the oninns must some day reeoK--iize
that contin-i.'ii advancis in
.-e.-c.-- mid shet 'enin of hours means
' ii-her pric; s and cost of living.
however are diiTicuIli.-s wlileh
ttlieniseives shivv.lly; and, be-
i-.'":- 1 we are now i.pwii a high lev 1.
it die s 11 it follow that We are to
I'ace ;i v bit nt desce it. It is en
tirely beyond human fotvsi"ln to
siv when t.e- downward turn wi'l be
Alt that w 1 now is that we
are still upon too high a plane, ant
that in the nature of tilings the
pendulum musl swing back to nor
mal. It is wide recognition of these
fa i ts that accounts for much of the
conservatism prevailing in business
circles. Yet. many ol the conditions
necessary for a frsli forward start
are present: there is no overproduc
tion, finance and Industry are sound,
Ihe country is sol n I. its resources
ar- unimpaired and capita! is abund
ant. All Inis Is wanted Is more con
ii.lt-nr-o. When the tariff problem is
settled, more activity will no doubt
develop, but high prices are sure t.i
remain a restraint, especially as they
have reached a level where consump
tion if being' noticeably checked.
Stock market operations have In en
much restricted by tho feeling of uti
(.itai'nty that prevails in business
circli s. Prices also are still too high
lo bring out inva stment buying; in
fact the power to absorb securities
appears to be exhausted for the
time being. Fully $ I Oo.noo.Ooo new
issues have been placed since Jan
uary 1. and "only a portion of these
have been absorbed by the prblic,
ali of which suggests that we may
be facing another attack of indiges
tion. London has issm ! at least
.Jl.VUinu.o.m new issues since Jan
nary 1. and Parisian issues have
brer, much greater. The latest event
of importance in the railroad world,
is die entrance of Mr. Ilnrrim.in into
New Vork Central's directorate. This
no dount will mean a more igon.u.-
iii !icv in the nuriagoniont of t
ci i (.ration, togitlier wi;h
HID JEWELS IN SLIPPERS.
New York Woman Takes Ela'jontts
Precautions Against Burglars.
New Vork. At'" r taking epibotat
preen lit Ions to jireveio bUigh.m 1 1 .ill
lind.'ns her two valuable diamond
lings in her parents' home In Prool,
lyn, Lthel Dray, through her own
thought lessiioss, has lost the jewelry
One of the rings. Miss Dray told tin
police, Is her engagement ling. She
devised the plan of wraiping them in
a handkerchief and hiding them in tht
toe of one of her high heeled slipper
botore going lo bed at night.
No burglars culled on her, but sh
forgot to take the diamonds from their
hiding place. And the slippers, the
plaintively told the police, went to
the shoemaker's to be resoled.
On her complaint the j-olice arrested
Joseph Pintinio on a charge of grand
larceny. The prisoner has a cobbler
-.hop on Sixth avenue, and Miss In uv
says she sent her shoes there for r
aiir. The shoemaker denied all
know!, tig-.' of tlie gems, which are
valued at $et)0.
SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.
tin", of its old tine
em trunk lin a IT.
the outlook ot the
tain . Activity won
prompted by lowi r
mom v and a stron
vent radical weakm ss.
improvement can hovvi
peeled until the
t! ' d Congress
piessed with
piotept. actum
session is call
;i r . a
pi :,n '.e 'I! ca i
is s. At pi -'' l
i ark' i ' -I
undoubtedly lie
prh i s, hut. cheap
; undertone pre
.V) genera'
or be cv
t.irit':' (iue-tiiin is set
appears to In- im
the deMrability ot
as soon us the extra
d early in March. No
I"
cor:
Important reductb ns need be a:i
tic. pat d. Republican Influences
lio,ii strong enough to cold the
I'i iiii.cats in (IfVciua! einc!;. Per
imp: tin- most crlona eomplioit'lon
is the government's need of money.
Revenue has fallen ow ing tu rednc -d
Imports, while expenses ar- extraor
linarilv heavy, causing a di ficit (bus
f.i" during tin- current year of nearly
i Miiii iiiNi. Altogether, it. looks a -it
we were in fur a p 'i io.1 of wietltit-'
before matiiial )j gathered f. .r .-
fns!' forward start, yet the general
si. nation is sound and hopeful.
ONCE A MORTAL SIN
HOW OUR ANCESTORS DISCOUR
AGED PERJURY.
Fearful Punishments Threatened
Failed to Deter Sinful Men from
the Crime Some Quaint
Folklore Oaths.
During one of the occasional out
croipings of pure thought with which
the recent Ruef trial in Judge Ca
baniss' court in San Francisco was il
luminated, it was lUad il by a distin
guished prosecutor that "perjury lias
become the gr eatt M ci im'- of the age."
Peihaps the Double ii (bal pujury
does not entail such dlie calamines
nowadays as it once did. Delving bee
the subject with tb" spur of cuiio-it,
we lean) thai two or ihre rciiiutb's
ago it cost s imetliiiig to swear fal-ely.
Then It was a mortal sin ra her than a
simple crime, arid .-nine of the dorm st ie
troubles which followed were a on -rerunning
to the Seventh genet at P ill,
death from a lingering dl -ease wi'hiu
12 months, or Ii-i:ig tinned Into a
stone, swailowcd uj by the earth and
ever afterward crawling about as a
vampire.
Those punishments which deterred,
if one b'-iieM d theiu. As a matter id
fact, few did, anil people commit'ei
perjury as merrily in the sromt old
seventeenth century as in the tw-.-n
tieth. Then, as now, the tnoial man
sjike the tru'h for j iactical moiai
reasons and the immoral man lied for
Immoral reasons.
Superstition has always b-en the
basis of oaths, and their praotiial
value has d- peml'-d on th dej.th of the
superstition. That, of course. I evi
dent en nigh, as a'l tra dirTerer.tiat.
an oa'h from a plain ; at-ini. t. Ij ths
one intrmlg! c5 an iernnt of r-t':n
fru-h. la Call'orr.la faklm; an oa-h
r (jnireti s::.:; ly that a i te-ss ri-e
Ms tli-f.t 1--U-1 wl.ii- th i-tk in
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Notice is iiereliy given to all per
il's intvresli'il. that the City Conn
cil of the City of Cairo, Illinois, has
by Ordinance No. 177, approved No
vember l:!th. A. D. PUIS, ordered the
improvement of Thirty-fourth stret t.
from tiie w-. st. line of Commercial
dviliue to the east, lino ot wasning
ton avenue, in the City of Cairo
Count v of Alexander ami State of
Illinois, 1) v (he construction thereon
of a viiriiied brick pavement, ami
brick caica basins and combine
cor -crete curb ami gutter on uoin
ines of said street, and that sai l
ordinance No. 177 is on file in tire
trite of tin- City Cbrk of the said
Cil- of Cairo, at. No. 111! Oommer
ial avenue, ami thai (lie whole of
th' cost of said improvement,
(mounting- to twenty-one thousand
md two hundred ami ninefy-six dol
iar- and inriy -seven cents i i
17). is. by the terms of said ordi
nance No. 177, approved November
L!. H'.IS. lo be paid by special tax
atiop of the property fronting or
ibutimg on, cr contiguous to, the
said Improvement, Including street
railway property, ami no part of
said tost of saitl improvement Is to
ue paid by the pulilic, and that the
-ai I City of Cairo has applied to th
Coni-ty font of Alexander County
Miir.ois, Cor an assessment of the
whole of (he cost of said improve
ment, according to the benefits ami
in accordance with the provisions of
said ordinance; ami an assessment
tin loot' having ln-eii made ami re
ruined to saitl Court, the filial hear
ing t hereon vvil! be hud at tno Fel-:-i-i:r.v
Term, A .P. 1 :-:). of said
Court, at the Court house In the t Ity
if Cairo, Illinois, on Monday, the
twenty-second da.f of February, A. D.
pri!' at the hour of ft o'clock A. M.
if said day or as soon thereafter as
tlie business of sat ! Court w ill per
nit. All persons-tlcsii ing may fib
ibitctioiis in said Court before said
day, am! may then ami there appear
in tiie hearing and make their do
lOI'SI .
The said assessment is payable, in
tin (1M annual installments. All in-,
stailmeets will hear Interest, as pro
vide, I by statute, at the rate of ft v.
HASP. TELLS CHARACTER.
iter f r..;l.' "iil.! t; luiTli-fite O Per
L.n.'a l'i uiii ranirut.
Many p-..;'!- toil.-vn llv:.t blontl. ' or
',:ii. li.or il. a.'. ;) utTcc.lua loM dar'il
.or t"e, A pt'iioa witauut hu.
i ic.t. UevuiJ of thuraotor; l'.:r from it,
'ho ib.-pe-lileu tf ll:o avemtie kali?
."udt'd ir.au la l show audi nollcdtui
,'tr tin well'.. re of etiicrs, that ho tvejj
iei'tM liini.'i if. A g.rm r.nipi'n tjalilt.css
i'i.u'. H-ii'.iur.uid. ...f Pans, Franco, la-en-.'
il..U"i a i,iL,i"lt with li.inJniff germa.
I'-.r;: ii t) !.c,-o"i,. tiltal'.v hal.l in flvt
I'n r!d the s. nip of thost-
t!
necessary to npply
remove thr
.vek
linir-r.-ioi rirtis It Is
N'owbrn A l!i riit:itt.
"P.-stroy tim cauuc you
Sit'A hy l.-iidlnir ilriiput.tn. fiitid li? n
sbmms for sarni.la to Tint Hurpiclda C6
notrult. Mich.
Two 3izes 50 cents ar.fl 1.00.
Paul G. Schuh & Sons, Special Agents
The Barren Inventor.
Minnie Maddern Fluke, whose knowl
edge of the New York shuns Is no
found, condemned nt a recent dinner
the sterile work or a certain charity
society.
"In fact," said tin noted actress,
smiling, "(hat society reminds me very
forcibly of a Cincinnati tramp.
"This tramp, ragged and forlorn,
stood up one cold morning In the io
lice court dock, and the magistrate,
frowning at him, said:
" 'Profession?'
"Inventor,' was the reply, In
hoarse voice.
" 'What have you Invented? askid
the magistrate.
"'Nothing,' said the prisoner, still
more hoarsely, 'but I'm trying to.' '
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIG STORE
ISOO-t WASHINGTON AVENUE
Ctalsra In Evt-rythlni that Is $4 It
Eat, Usa ana Waar. Exaluslva AaitM
far ILANKE'S Calsbratat! Caffaa. mw
Alexander
County National
Bank
CimiMfilil Avanaa a Ml llgMli Mrdi
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Suralsts aM,M.( .. IM,ms
E. A.
Had Solved the Problem.
There was something about the face
of the strainer who sht opposite to
her in the tram car that was familiar
to the stern lady. "Pardon me," she
said. "If I am not mistaken, yon are
one ot the poor, underpaid working
girls, whom our Kmaricipatloti society
tried to' benefit or, at least, you were
a year ago. "that is so," said the
stranger. "Then our society has evi
dently not been without Influence, for
you loon prosperous now. "1 have
everything I want, .-.ml never was so
happy In my life." "That's splendid.
You must have solved the woman
problem." "1 have." "Glorious! Do
tell me all about il!" "I'm maided!"
OFFICERS
naar Fraslslaavl
Chas. Fsuchtar Vrc-Prslisn1
J. H. Qalllian .C.hl
Frank Saancar Altant Cashtaa
Acecanfi af earaaratlons mn4 ImHvI
oal aspaclally sollcltad. Exotianja
furniahaa ta any pari af tha warist
Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
rTRlCTLY A SAVINS SANK
Caaital v H0,0uS
Surlaa , ,.... fM.ODf
Fierce, A
"Now," said the
l(--en describing Ihe
what is the fiercest
I Right.
tea.her, who had
habits of bears.
animal In the
polar regions, Johnny?"
"Why or er," stammered Johnny.
"Come, don't you jemembe r?" The
pol "
'Oh, sure! The jiolecut."
Lact Chance.
' Fallicr," rvaid li'tle Jiollo, "what is
nil electoral college.'
"It's a last chance, my son, for such
able and esjeemed lneinb-rs of soc!-
y us didn't get on u notification com
mittee (j come forward ami prove that
they are really prominent citizwaa."
Washington Star.
OFFICERS
E. A. Baaar..... rrastasnt
C, O, Fatlar V!c-Fril-nl
J. M. Qalllgan.. Cahla
Frank iMnaar .....Aalats.at CaihlH
!3ISCTCRS
E. A. Battar
Thus. Bayd
Wm. Klaia
Chaa. Fauehtar
D. S, Laaiaaa
J. H. alllal
C O. Falfaa
C. V. Naff
N. . Thlatlawaaal
aria Parsaaa
Inlaraal Fals an Tlma Saaaaris.
p.r
(. tl
A. D.
cent, per annum.
. Cairo. Illinois, January '
li't'.i.
MiCilAKL J. I IOWLKY,
Connnissioner.
NOTICE.
Slate of Illinois,
Alexander Count),
to (lie Feliru
a . i
i I
I
1.'
was
the tji!j,.trlT
AT HtST IN SPLLNCID tOMb.
Ccstl
Mo-unerts
i t Fr
Oer Irfant
i-sstrs.
In the County Court
ary Ti rin, A. D. pmo.
In the matter of the estate of I slu
C. Alll' t'oll, deceased,
To tin- ilistriibutees of said eslat.
and a'l poisons interested (herein.
You are hereby notified lli.it on the
1-t day of Febni.iry, l!'o!, the Utah
Mi-n'd iidmlnistrator of said s'u
will present to the coiintv court of
.-.l' l Alexander County at Cairo. Illi
nois, a final report of bis acts ami d
ito-s as tin Ii adirdiii sttator and ak the
ci iiit to approve th" tame and to di;
i barge him Lorn any and all fur tin r
1'i'iis and res pon -ibiliiies ronm-ciod
with s.ii'l sta-e nail Ins adinirilstr.v
r i--ti tbeioof. At wlib h time and pbn
voii ii i .- P.- present and resist nich
application, if you choose so to do.
l.F.K P. DWLS.
Admin!"' r.itor of the i:-ta'e of ! si i.-
(V A'le rton. !"- t-at tl.
J.iruirv II. !'i'.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
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f In tlie A!ean Jer routitjr Circuit
Court. F'brn.iry f.rm, A. D. 3fi!
In "banciry Siflne.
Vlb-s 'I. Aley, Comidalnart v.
P.-.-m-th Axby. fx fen dant Pill in
('!:.-! -eery for f !ror .
Tie sti'ivn rim',l Jifendant 1
l. r by rtr.tifie.l tv.it - rr,mp!.tin
a'.t 1 tl U day f -.-l In mid rourt a
cert .ill bill in Cl.ari'rr for TMvnrc
arri-et t.er an-l that ?utnrnen ba
t .-!, I ft i-r(t r-tiiT!itdn ft " f!-t
dty t f f- m t term of i Cot;rt. to
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t
CElrn. l:"lro:. .Tin -h. A. P. l'09
API KI D I UOWN. Clerk.
J os;i::t.
Co-, plsin'ir t's Pope it or.
NOTICE.
Ih e -IT-" m'1 1 j.
;- r. .: re .'t - ar
fall f rr-y cf.:c. 1111
jf'T- a'l j iy up Th
jOi'V itri-ftr i v
LLIMIIS CENTRAL R. R.
Wir.er Tourists Tickets.
Cairo to Aberdeen Miss., and
return $11.11
Cairo to Durant, Miss., and re
turn 11.11
Cairo to Jackson, Miss., and re
turn 11.11
Cairo to McComb, Miss., and re
turn 18.11
Cairo to Hammond, La., and re
turn Z9.lt
Cairo to New Orleans, La., and
rv'urn 11.61
Also to Tourist points In Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico. Tickets sold dally un
til April notb, good returning until
May 31st, FJOn.
J. II. JONES.
Ticket A Rent. Cairo, I1L
A. IL HANSON.
Passenger Traffic Manner.
8. O. HATCH,
General Passenger Arnt
Cairo City Transfer Line
aaeeaaor to Stolti k. Walten M
J. H. KIERCE, Pre.
All k1nea af Hauling Dona Framntlj
Bath Phenea Its .
11T1 Washmatan Ava Calra, ITnra
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to February 1st, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Traine Leave Cairo:
1:05 a m. Daily Chicago Vestibule
Llm'ted. arr!lne; Chicago 11:18 a. m
J-JS a. Pally St Louis NUrht
Un ited, arriving St. Ixiuls 7:08 a. m.
?!epl ig car open at 8:10 p. m.
5:00 .. m Chicago LHI'.y Btpreaa
ft-' p Sunday.
5:00 a. m, SL Louis Moralg l
IT'-: except iotnnsy.
11:15 a. Ft Lnrta Taat MalL
11:15 a. -n, Chicago Mlddav Ppeclj
2:35 p. .n. Pally Ht. lxn!s Umlted.
2:35 a m. Afternoon Bipraaa for
Odin. F.ff'.ngham. Vattnon. Champaign
5:10 p m-. Thebes AccomraoSatloo.
7:15 v- en, Chlcs.ii aad Eaaterm Kx
prea.
2:30
3:30
Jii. 1 r-1 all
r-c, j-.o j 1 1
CenirnTC la!
tai on a'd
m., Memphis and Natmi'.
m, Memphis and Naw Of-
l-a tJTnlt'd.
(:00 a. Padurah aal LouIstUI.
1:41 p. m, I;!y Memjkis aal New
Or'.eaiS.
1:41 p. m. Dally NajrtBa. Oiarta
nrx-ra and Atlanta.
4:30 p. n, Friltoa A recrm m c4 sttoa.
5: p. m. Pa far ah aad Lni!arll!a
1:00 p. m, Mempbia and New Or
less ?etat.
lor through tickets, aleeplat ear
j accommodations and farlber lafortEa
Uon apply at PHboIs Ceatral Paaaeat
rr Eudon. Calr a PL
i. M. JONES. Tlcke Aft.
r u tf u r m
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
CE.MRAL ROLTE TO
FLORID
VIA BIRMINGHAM
Columbus, Albany and -Wsyoroas, ta oon
neotlon with the Central of Usorgla K7. anit
the Atlantic Coast Una. On and aflat Oct
ober ltjlh from Chicago, a
THROUGH 8LEEPINQOAR
will b run from
Chicago to Jacksonville
via the above route, leaving Chlceg daily at
7 p. ra., on the aleenjng car soctlan (coach
cctlon conaolldated with sleeping car section
at 1'a.rbondale, leaving Chicago at 6:60 p. ra.)
or (he Limited train for the Houth, arriving
at Hlrmlnghara :I5 p. m. nest day and a
Jacksonville at 7 AO the second morning.
MufTet-Llbrary t ar out of Chicago and
Dining Cars Senlng all Meals EnRoute
I'lrect connections at Jacksonville for all
points In Florida and for Steamships for
Cuba and N'ansau.
Tickets, reservations. Information, tratn
time and rate msy be had of your local agent
8. U. H ATCH. U. P. A., Chicago, III.
A. II. HANHON. P. T. M.. Chicago, 111.
MOBILE &JHI0 R. R
Corrected to February 1, 1909.
Tlma af Tralna art
CAIRO ff ?
No.
No.
No.
No.
rtaaaaM
2 Express, Daily, Itf
4 Express, Daily, Iv
.1.50 p.m
2:17 a m
Narthbeunal
1 Express, Daoy, Iv
S Express, Da ly
Iv.
l:t0
..1:32
p.nl
a.m
Z. H. ION IB. Tlakaa Afwal,
River Transportation
Lee UneSIeamers
ror Memphis and Way Landing
SADIE LEE
Leaves Every Thursday. S, p. m.
PETERS LEE
leaves Monday. Eeb. I. a. ra.
Eor Padacan7lansviIIe. Louis
ville. Cincinnati and intermediate
landings.
PETERS LEE
leaves Saturday. Eeb. t. a. o.
Tar rre ght ana" Passaea apoy at
Hall dsy A Philippe WKarfboet. Ca -r
ROBERT E. LEE. C. BOURNE.
General Un3r C. P. a P. A
Ger.eral OffJeea. 4 Beirtll Frew svl