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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1909.
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WANT ADSl
m THE CAIRO RULtWTq
ARES READ EVERY MORN
ING IN 2 0 00 FAMILIES.
The Want Columns of the Bulletin tre consulted by
hundreds of jj. ople every morning lu aearch of real
estate bargains, articles for sale, IohI or found, sit
uations wanted Aad vacant.
RATES.
On Insertloni per word
Three Iusertiuas jeer wxtrtl
One Week, per word ....
One Month, pes word ....
No advertisement Inserted for less than 23c. Q
THE PEOPLE'S COLTO
Rates For Classified Notices.
Ono Insertion, pur word 01
Three Insert iona, per word 02Vi
Ono week, per word 05
One month, per wonl 15
No advertisement inserted tor less
than twenty live cents.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished front room
In new modern cottage, suitable for
two gentlemen or mati and wife, 821
Twenty-second street.
KOIt KENT Two nicely furnlabed
moms with Doard, steam heat, elec
tric lights and hath. Apply 9J1 Wal
nut street.
ltOOM-Kor
light housekeeping,
1505 I'oplar street.
V-
pi r week.
Hli KENT Good business pkicfl
at Fill Washington avenue la for
rent. Htore room 25xS0. Apply to,
John lioiirgois
FOR RENT -Furnished rooms Euit
Rhle for light housekeeping. Apply
C17 Seventh idreet .
Furnished rooms for rent at SuD'-j
Coiuini rcial.
FOR KENT
fleet.
Room. 233 Eighth
I'Olt KENT -Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at 332
Foil it h street.
FOR KENT Fix room cottage on
TsM iity second street modern lot'
pn veinents. Apply 2203 Washington
av elilie.
FOR KENT- Fiv. -room cottage at
2ii'Mi Holbrouk avenue, Impiiie 2(hni
lii.lliidok avenue.
FOR RENT-Ono room .Modern
ci incidences. 1 1 t Poplar stric t.
FOR KENT-The best hotel in
.Mounds. III.. 20 rooms. Apply to
W. II. P. re Is fold, -Mounds. 111.
HELP WANTED.
VANTEI--Aii efficient, experioii
c'.l and 1 nisi wort by bookkeeper; em
ployment steady, correspondence run
felelllial. Address ltookkeep.r, care
full. -till.
QUAKER MUSINGS.
Mogf of our mUtakeii are s"lf ma le.
Prli.gs a man to the scratch the
lgmaker.
Lots of feilnws have gone broke
through a broker.
Many n iiiaii'm e.-s bavf been closed
by too ti.any tyeojH in is. .
The troub'e wiiii 'be ib ad beat
Ilmt he Is ceiieinl'y eiy m ieli ullve
Lo's of tblncs ale 1eo goiul to lift,
but the di'M.Hi.:ker isn't i.lm of theia
It Is bard to invent some et.-i.H'
without Infi lii' ii g tli smne oihe,- f 1
low's j a', at.
To lie tiho.'Ved iiv tbe naked t.-u'li
Is-i t alv.Hjs aa Imi.i .n ion f ,eiM.v
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IV.'.,,..
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lav of th.
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the ihiei,
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-We should t.'
rf.T.r;-l , a t; h v
rive
up
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THIS BACKACHE RECIPE WILL
ALSO CURE KIDNEY TROUBLE
T make up noiich of C e "I .ti
! boo in atment." M-h 1 (l.'i'i
to b re;ii-iiig ri ar1y cv'rv suff r r
v. I n im-s it br I..11 k i. ;i -. ki In-
1 1 u; Ui':t. sore -ak b'. i ! I-r a'i-1
lb. iiit.atiin: f-t fiiim niiv ti.i p-
' :it ' on pt -a-nni V r-1- La " f
I' Hi 1 f:trait li'ii ! Ii"ti. on.
C, i,iin I Kani'in aiel ihr- iwnw
t ii-t p. .tin I
of f5raii:irn a I
,V !1 in a rind take in
fIoin! discs afti r each m-a'
r-l aaain at 1o.!tir.e.
Tl,.,.e who have tril it
that it at? g.fitly but t,iorouvryj
on tire kilnr-ys. f-!:firie bat Vat be j
tiid blaUder trti.b;.- an I n-inary '
.UU"tM h-fiw tom r-a'::,T It
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FOR SALE.
l-'OIl SALE-$125 'National Cash'
register used I! months for $(i0. Ap
ply Hii - Coniiiiorcial avenue.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOR SALE, LEA SB. OU RENT
Two story brick building with base
ment, 903 Ohio street. Thos. W Gan
non. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
Prompt and good work. Miss Min
nie Klce, stenographer, The Halllday.
' MISCELLANEOUS.
Marsh Milk Depot. Sweet milk.
Sweet cream. Home Phone 477-L.
WANT 101)
up complete.
Kooms to paper; $2.50
Hume Phone 580 L.
Prof. Jacob Pottgen, of New York,
has the pleasure to announce that he
has just located in Cairo as violinist
of Vanosten's Orchestra, and will re
ceive pupils. nt. his studio. 3208 Syca
more street. Special attention given
to beginners and children. Terms
reasonable.
VANOSTEN'SORCHESTRA.
Available for dances, receptions,
private parties, etc. OlTice 101 Eighth
s'lvot. Residence ,t?u8 Sycamore.
Hume Phone 711.
SITUATIONS WANYFdD
1 Advertisements of not exceeding
I three Hues will be accepted free for
one week's time from any reader of
J Tlio Iiulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, oil regular form, at the of
lice of The Iiulletin Company, 703
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
'assumes no responsibility for any ad-
vertiseineit or statement made lucre,
in and will not accept under this
heading the noiice of any perso'i
known to be employed.
I W NTED-Position as nurse In
j confinement casee. Apply 1110 Cedar
, street.
WANTED Position as clerk
young lady. Addnss clerk, this
lice.
by
POSITION WAYTEtU-To do gen-
! oral housework . oy experienced
young white woman. Address 'M
II., care llillletiir.
1 ue Mainei) nian tias a ligiittns
chance," Kiilckered the Simide Mug.
Tommy "Pop, everything move j
faster on a down grade, doesn't It?"
Tommy's Pop "Yea, my son. espe
fially a fast young man." Philadel
phia Record.
Italian Meat Balls.
Otic p''nd of barnburner steak, o lin
eup bread crumbs, one half cup grated
ehm'se, two euus beaten until light,
one tablespoon tboppi.l paisley, salt
and pepper: mix in balls M.e of an
i-gg, then drop In soup stock, and boil
ten ii.Iiiiitcs, and then add two beaten
cgss, one M'oou giatfT 1 hoi so, and
! In lastly for thickening; serve.
CreamO Br.'isJ Hsr.-.
The liext time you bav . f biled
bani try t utting some of It In ibi
ni.all bitx and cuaniinc like lr'.
b.-.f. This Is a dish our Enclish ecu
kins are fond of and with baki d potap
loe make an excellent luucbt-oa.
Th" Wei! Indi: n tia'he ad' iron a
kii; x r of t ak'-d M.akf ar.il puim
s;ll: filed In their on fa', but the
v iy th'"is-l.t of bl 'c4 ra libit t.wlu
h.ni bhuddtT.
1
Vtidn to n .- b n r
a t w .!it t i- pain
.;! i 4 i iih ea. li
lids fiin.t.- ri-i
"! I rT'i- n and I' i:h.
1 v f 1 it ( 1,1 1) - Ki I
!i -v.-i mtrm
and f-w.-'ii'g,
i-i fail tii
t f 1 l.n.lra-
r.i ; a f.!, t :it
.ie(tly if,n fi'ti r and stisin from t'
?1 p i T ;. 1 . ai-d svt--ni t.i' pfii?--ort?. S':!
r:i ruati. r. h!. b &'- rot
'.:y t: 1 n.ati-ni. 1 nt r'irm-n.;i
jeii - i r sm s. Ev. -ry inn or o-a
. a. fc. ho ir- tmt tl. :r kiinis
j are
not r..-a!t',v and 1 1 or !i
4. -a It by and
f;i m any :
tiv-.
is-y
t;t uh ,
mrnt-'f-r -bmbl M-t
re;. k up tbi r.iist'ii
la'i to to t
v J" fr-m Tf'
lt-fitate t-j
a it is " r-j
an 1 n.'.y
rr.;- ry
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z Stocks Bonds Cereals -
10 NARROW RflNGEfSTEAOy IT CLOSE
Prices
the
of Stocks Are Restricted
Professional Limitations
of Current Market.
by
New York, Feb. 4. The profos -
fdnnitl limitations of the- current
stock market restricted the swing
ol prices to comparatively
a narrow
range. The difficulty of carrying ah
advance further was Tieeoniing niaiil-
fes-t before operations were roiielu.l-!
ed yesterday and the reaction na-'
tural under the circumstances fol
lowed today. Those trivial fluctua
tions do not represent any signifi
cant change of opinions on values
from day to day.
l. ,,,,..,(.. ,,i ,
dislodge any consmerable amount, of
liquidation and bears find them -
selves obliged to buy in stocks to
cover. The bidding up of prices, on
the other hand, attracts no notable
following. The condition underlying
the market is clearly one of neglect
ami ot waiting tor a clearer ngtit on
the situation. Call loans did not
fall below 2 per cent today and tin
maximum rose to 3, which makes a
record for the new year. The re
newed call of the secretary of the
treasury upon the depository banks.
for the return of anotaer i.dOO.iiaO
of the government fund by February
28 offered an ostensible reason for
the lessened Inclination of tenders
to accept h'ds recently prevailing
for loans'.
There was some Increase of de
mand on the part ot borrowers as
well. The suspicion and distrrst
with which yesterday's allegations
of improvements in the copper trmlo
were received resulted tin a decline 1j(
in copper industrials. The price ofi"
the metal was reduced again today. ...
The uncheerful view of the iron and
steel trade conlirmed the feeling of
dissatisfaction with the metal trade
conditions and affected sentiment
ecieil senu lent
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towards values
111 general, altnougli!
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vision prospects wlucli seem to nave iw"''" Blln'""
authority are canvassed with great tine oats had been imported to this
attention in the financial district, j country were weakening factors,
showing the importance attached V' Tbe close was a shade to '.Afi't low
the subioet. There was a report in or.
circuhition toilav of probable new
i ligntueivts in the ways ami li enns
cninminee of the horse which soeni-
( ! to promise freer action in the re
vision program and which niphii
sl.ed the wisli to curtail inarki t
( in rations pending a settlement of
Hi is prog ram.
PROVISIONS.
PFTTER Higher and firm;
creamer.y 31 '2.
CHEESlv- Firm and unchanged.
EGGS Firm: wivterti 3 Ki 33.
COFFEE Options closed steady
net unchanged to 5 points higher.
Sales 48.750 bags. March 01,- (SIM:
spot steady: No. 7 Rio 7-1i ; mild
steady: Cordova Mi fi 12K.
SFGAU Raw easy: fair refilling
3'4; centrifugal fill test 301; molas
ses susiar 2V: refined steady.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New Yoik. Feb. 1 Money on
( asv 21 3 per cent, closing hid :
call
tier
(ii:t. Time loans strong, sixty d
2' rn'l"i I r cent; ninety days
(it :; nor cent; six months 3'ii
per cent. .Mereanti'.e paper
per cent. Sterling oxehanci
.1. man.l 1N7.35; sixty days
liar silver 52.
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ls5.ll.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York. Feb.
To 'ay
Close
Amal. Copper 75'i
Yesterday
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GOVERNMENT EONDS.
R. ' .n , e 2 reir...l"2!i 1ft2',
Rf z. - " ii-nri ...Vj'i 1".'r
K- ci-'r ! :'i ; !"
t n "'a ! ", I"",
, 4 ?i rr If'1. Itf'1!
N'- 4' f-oujit.n K'" 12f,!r
Product ef Orang Tree.
Tbe avsr yit id of an cranf
trt? daring it life is about 20,iKK or-
ar?-7
Was Yesterday's Wheat Market While
Corn and Oats Closed at a Shade
Lower.
j Chicago, Feb. 4. WHEAT Tin
feature was the active buying by lead
ng ,,,, valor
Interests' the lirst bout
of the day. This demand brougat
free covering by the shorts and cutis
ed prices to advance to l he highest
point, reached since the first part t,f
last. December when May touched 111.
The high point of the day was 1 lu.
The last, half of the day profit tnKlii;;
by longs caused a" easier feeling.
The news of the day was bullish ra
bies strong, the cash demand of this
counlrv brisk. Heavy sales ol Horn
l
, ported from Minneapolis ami a cahh
1 gram from Rosano claimed that th
. Argentine crop ef wheat was great!
! overestimated. A leading local nunc
, reoorted sales of Hour yesterday t
r.mi!si.i!i;i. North Carolill
' ,,,) uvsr Virginia, which is all uev
territory for this market. The
marke
closed about, steady, a shad'
to higher.
..No. 2 red 11 K 1!2; No. 3 r
III; No. 2 hard ie7'sTi1lO;
hard W.'i'JilOS. May opened
W) : highest. Hu-'m; lowest
lowe
1 10'Kt
No. .1
io:v.v
1 i!t- ;
closing ItHi's. uly IM !!tr';j.
CORN The bulge in wheat, created
moderate firmness in corn early, hut
an easier tone developed later on re
ports of increased offerings of corn
in the west, particularly in Nebraska.
Cash houses were the leading selleis
the last half of the day. The !ecin
0r 14 in cash grain had 11 leiide'iev b
wcjik'ii operations. The M'lc.e
lu .li lower.
..No. 3 lil'i,; No. 3 white f3',i (i 03
"i; No. 3 yellow i;P.4 li :. May open
ed Wig ft H; highest Ol-fftilli,; low
est. (13; closing t; : -? i . July CSUff
(J31.l.
. ,, ,,,
nT Ti-n, e was ex relilo V light
, ,
am! the market rather weak the en-
Hi-,. d:iv. The slack demand from
lir
1...... .1,1,,,,..,., i,,l t-ill.- tleil Arisen.
While r.iliffiiWbj: standard 2 ' i (7.-"
55. May opened 52Vsf) 52'4 ; highest
j -i
; lowest 51s'i52; closing 52
duly 4t:'ifi" lt'es.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Chicago, K b. I. The following car
loads represent the day's movements:
Flour 21 2-J
Wheal II "1
Corn 110 3l:7
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. Feb. 4. CATTLE- Re
ceipts ft, mm. Steady. Steers 40ii
7011; cows and heifers 3.i0'f(57M:
calves 35iKS!5; slockers si nil feed
ers ?,wra 5 Pi.
(n;S-Receipts 42.ei.ui. Tell high
er. Choice heavy shipping i;t5,;ii52
t-j; butchers i;35'ui5o; liglil niixcd
t;i M 1 -T ; 1 t : choice -t;i5'i I'iI'.O; packing
C.'iiKi 1155; pi-.'.s 5iMiTi Coo.
SHEEP Receipts S.eOU.
Shoe) 425''i 53n; Iambs C
M ai lings r.ucii ;.
Steady.
75 '(i 775;
ST,
St. Lou!
Receipts :
;5'Ki 71e;
5"i- cows
LOUIS CATTLE.
Mo. Feb. 4. CATTLE
'MM.
tocki
and 1
Steady. Reef sloef-
r and feeders
-Hers 325f;t;i5;
Ti
as st.-ers 3" '
HOl'.S -U'-i
rang'-d -I5;
I l.eoo.
w.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Minneapolis. V b. 1 WHEAT M
1 i''!H 4 : ,!'l!v 1 i!i-'!; 1-!t.
CASH -N. 1 northern 111; No.
north-i n l"!f'i I"!'1',.
NEW YORK GRAIN.
N. w Y'U k, F- b. 1 HEAT - lb
ceipts 1 !.'"'. Spot firm: No. 2 red
lll-.i 1I27h elevator and 112 f.o.l
alio. it. Options closed about ', in!
high. r. May 112'4.
CORN- R-" ip's 21. ). Spot
-tia !y; No. 2 72 elevatoi and '.!' j fo
t. atlo.it No. 2 whit- noiniiial an I
No. 2 ''!ow ;fOj fo.b. aflo.i'.
tions i -lo-i d n-t urn haiig-d M.iv
o
7"
ATS R't . ipts 4:i."o".
1'iii. 1 : i ,;e.l 34 i512; whi'e 51
U; tlii;..d h:"-5';iifi0.'.
Advice from an Expert.
"Wha' n axim 1n-t tx rnnlifies tbi
(Pcr-t t f f.narn Ial iiw m ?" ask-d the
yoiitbf.il siMdi-r a?t' r knowledge.
"To ai. d to n'ak.- five," r"pln d the
pre! E.-.'iit i-t. mho bad act mauia'!
Lis.
Market for Tortoises.
Enrltnd ea's li'"i n 30,fj0 and 40,-
OH'I tortoir-.S V-:v J'SI.
Yoa say !he boys are hard
on shoes. So Ibry arc! Bui
saie 75c fo $1.25 on a pair
of boys shoes al
HUEITFS
Seasoo End Shoe Sale.
Breaks In the Monotony.
Sympathies anil antlpmhie nra
merely mailers of temperament an
other of nature's Ingenious little con
trivances for keeping us alive by keep
lug us on the alert.
DRAINAGE NOTICE.
State of Illinois, County of Alexander,
ss. In the county court.
In matter of Samuel Slants Tay
lor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees of
the Cairo Trust Properly, Thomas W.
llalliday. Richard Fitzgerald and
others.
petiton for formation of a Di'ainag'
District to be cnlhl Cairn Draiuag
Distrlct. In re-Petition of Commissioners for
Fifth Assessment.
To all Persons Interested:
Notice Is hereby given that theCoi.r
inissioiiers of said District have com
pleted their Fifth Assessment as auth
orized by order of said County Court of
November ;:nih, 1!hS. and that the As
sessment Roll showing benefits assess
ed upon the premises- effected by sail
Assesmeiit was filed in the office of
I lie clerk of said Court on I lie 2nd day
of February. A. D. limn, and that said
Commissioners have fixed Nine
O'clock A. M., of February ISth, A.
D., 1H0!, of the February Term of said
Comity Court to be then holdeu at the
Court Douse of said County, in the
City of Cairo In said County, as the
time when and place where they wi'I
attend before said Court for the co -rcc'iiou
of their Assessment.
Dated February 3rd, LH)9.
. JESSE E. MILLER,
Clerk of said County Court
SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.
Noiice is hereby given to nil per
tains Interested, that the City Coun
cil of the City of Cairo. Illinois, has
by Ordinance No. 177, approved No
vember 12th, A. T). 1 90S. ordered the
improvement of Thirty fourth stivtt,
from the west line of Commercial
avtnue to the east line of Washing
ton avenue, in the City of Cairo,
County of Alexander and State of
Illinois, by the construction thereon
of c vitrilied brick pavement and
brick catch basins and eoniblni
con-rote enr!) and gutter .on both
sides of said' street, nu, I that, sal
ordinance No. 177 is on file In the
office of the City Clerk of the said
City of Cairo, at No. 111! Commer
cial avenue, and that the whole of
th. cost of said improvement,
amounting to twenty-one thousand
and two hundred and ninety-six del
lars and forty-seven cents ($21,2iii;.
17). is, by the terms of said ordi
nance No. 177. approved November
12, HhlS, to be paid by special tax
at. ion of the property fronting or
abetting on, or continuous to, t! e
said improvement, including Ft reel
railway property, and no pint ef
said cost of said improvement Is to
be paid by the public, and that the
sa! I City of Cairo has applied to thf
Cnnntv Corrt of Alexander Comity,
Illinois, for an assessment of the
whole of tlio cost oi said improve
ment, according to the bent fits and
in accordance with the provisions ol
aid ordinance; and an assessment
tin ret if having been made mid re
turned to said Court, the dual bear
ing thereon will be had at the Keh-
rrary Term. A .i. I :":. oi sain
Court, at the Court house in the tity
of Cairo, Illinois, on Monday, the
twenty second day- of February, A. D.
l' i!' at the hour of fl o'clock A. M.
of said day or as soon tnerealter as
the business of sal I Court will per
mit. All persons desiring may file
ib.jiotions In said Court before said
lay. and mnv then and there appear
on th- Hearing ana mane in.-ir ie
fol-t.
Tbe taid assessment Is payable in
ten (H'l annual Installments. All in-
"tailim Ms will bear Int. rest, as pro
vide, by statute, at tbe rate of five
i per cent, per annum.
DM.,. Cairo, Illinois, .l.inuary 3a.
A. D. I '!.
MICHAEL .1. HOWLEY,
Commissioner.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
State of Illinois. Alexander County,
fs-Iii tit" Alexander Cointy Clr-uit
Court. Fibruary term, A. D. 13"!.
In Chancery Sitting.
Miles G. AvI-y. Complainant v.
Pavanah AxK-y. Iiefendant. Pill In
Chrncery fur Iiorc.
The above named defendant I'
hen by notified that nal.I complain
ant has this day filed In pall Court a
certain bl!l In Chancery for Dlvone
agalmt her and that Summon ha
is-ii-d thereon rc t urn aLl on t'ae f I ; t
l.iy of the next term of sai 1 Court, to
be boldi n at the court bon in Cairrj
P'mois, on the Mh day tif Kbruary
next
Cairo, Illinois. Jan. Sth. A. D. Ift?
A-FRED FROWN, C'.erk.
M. J. osr;;'.
Complains', C Solicitor.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
F.-frit' of Wil'i im R'.c r. .b-t-t ai.e 1
'I ! 'it -i i -::-i.. I bavine bn ap
,o i f. I a l!ii:ril-t-at'-r mi'h mid an
' . of ti e of Wi'Iiam le
! , if ti - t-oi-.'v of Ai- xan ! r aril
c.-.ti- of V.'.v iU-v-n- d. 1 ' r 1
fi.es ruiti-e "at l ;' a; M-.'ir b"
f,,..-. e r. i'.- irt tf Ai'-x in ' r
(-,-'.. at ' e t oi -f ,.... j?. 'i! - .
... t ... Ai !' t. -. . fl f . f,--t V ,t H
l'i Ai'ii T.'''. ; b;t h f 'ti ,r
j-.e l-ivi-'Er - ;iZt'-r it t-r 1
f t- n-- r t : f !-r 1 r I 'n :t
t. " ' '- r . if ( s. ire "
c., i J A!! r.-,t;'r, ir; !!'-'
t -.j.l -! ar- r--i'i-' 1 to v. - r
ir : M-ttA payr t-Tit t- th uu i
:.--.'
F ! ! ti : JIM day of Luvisry. A
I P
WM. M HCOI!E.
A !:.!' rut-'.
Wi.b Wi'I A -ni d.
IT 18 FOR LbO,r., TOO.
I'ltrr Can Slop i lirtr llulr l ulllu lui
Willi llt-nilidilc.
Ladii-s who have (lit- bair ui. I w.h .m
lciir 1h falling mil. -mi pre v. :.; l'i- dull
fallin? out, iind (hh-lo-ii tin- gr,,vtli, with
N'ewbrn's "IIerpiel.lt'." ia-Md.'.-, Itfi pl
rldrt I.m eno nf the mwt aerooabV h.iir
ilr.nsliifrs there Is, H:rplcidc klll.t ihu
ilnr.ilrtilT piiirn thnt cits th balr nff al
tli" root, After the tfortn Is dfttroyod.
thu ru-t will Hhnot up. uiid the hair cren
letiif nc over bvon n Humph- will o.-m-rlure
In.ly thnt Nowhrn's I f-rplclil.
. an iiidi-ponsaWf t.illot rinii;,-p.. I'
.-on tat us li-' el! in- jcro.n It v.::; i.ui r .m
;ir il- c. fuld Vv lfaiPii;: dnnift'is S'"i I
ifii! In Hliieirs t'lr fiMiple i.j 1 ho norjl
';ldo Co., Uetru.t, Midi.
Two sizes 50 cents an a J1.00.
Paul G. Schuh &. Sons, Special Agents
Women Workers Honored.
It Is to the honor of Swedes that
the fact of a woman working for her
living In no way lowers her social po
sition. Many professional ladles are
the daughters of court olliclals and
are iccelved and welcomed in the
court circle. -The Queen.
-i
Evening Thought.
Pest of all is it. to preserve every
thing in a pure, still bean, and let
there bo for every puis'..' a thlnksglvlng
and for every breath a song. Tim
worship most acceptable to God
comes from a thankful and a cheerful
heart. Plutarch.
NEW PACKET BOAT
STEAMER
H. W. BUTTORFF
CAIRO AND MEMPHIS TRADE
Leaving Cairo every Wednes
day ut 5 p. m. and Memphis
every Monday at 5 p. in.
For rates apply to
Frank Cassidy,
Home Phone 700 W. 12 Sixth St
mm For Urtuikrnneii, Opitm,
Morphine in
ottw r Drur Uiirfi
the Tobacco Hibil
nd Neurasthenia,
AxTHEKEELE,
INSTITUTE.
"KT Owiptit, III
Iron Mountain Ry.
Jan. 11, 1909.
Trains al Cairo. III.
Departures
No. U1 l emon dully Tnna.m
No. til I.i nv i.s dully , .Ijp.in.
Arrl vu's
No. tirt Arrlvi-M dally li: a.m.
Nu. 4.11 A rilv t-H dully TrJUp.ni.
Arrlv als itiiil ileinrturi s I'rmu wliarfbuftl foot
of Kllith Hint t.
J. K. Ll.'HY.
Aeut.
ILLINOIS CEVntAL R. R.
Win.tr Tourists Tickets.
Cairo to Aberdeen Mil'., and
return 113-11
Cairo to Durant, Mini., and re
turn 11.11
Cairo to Jackson, Mla., and re
turn 11.11
Cairo to McComb, Ml., and re
turn II. H
Cairo to Hammond, La., and re
turn ll.M
Cairo to New Orleani, La., and
return tl.EI
Also to Tourist points In Florida,
Mikdsaippi, Louisiana, Texas and
New Mexico. Tickets sold dally un
til April Cbth. good returning until
May 31st, r.0!.
J. If. JONES,
Ticket Airent, Cairo, III.
A. II. HANSON.
1'assenger Traffic Manner.
8. O. HATCH,
General ransenger Agent
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to February 1t, 1939.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Tralne leave Cairo!
1:05 a m. ra!!y Chkapo VeMu1e
Llm'ted. arrlln CMraao 11:SI a. m
2 T3 a. m.. ral'y St liTtuI Maht
I-ln Ittd. arriving Ft. IxulB 1:ft a. m.
F!idn car open at I I p. m.
5:00 v Cblraro Dally Biareaa
eietp gunday.
5:00 a. m, St. Lnote Mora'! It
,reii fift Fmday
llrlS a. m, Pt Lrrle Taat Mail
11:15 a. 'n, Cbltaao Mil r!f Bpicla!
2:35 p. Pa'ly St Lonlf Umlt-1.
2:35 p m, Aftemnoa Bipreea for
O ifn. F.ff Da-bam. Mattnon. Oiairpa'an
5:10 p .m, Tbt Acromtnodatloa.
7:15 p. m. Chit at i aad EaJterm Br
frees.
f:J0 a. m- Vmibls an 1 NaliTl!'a.
1:33 a. M'tr.pfc's aad Ne Or
!'. Limited.
t oo a. m, Taduraa aal Loolerina.
1:41 p. m, rally MetE(t's aal N
Or!tac.
1:41 p. m. Pally NaarlDe. Clafs
Bo-ri and At'anta.
4:30 p. fS-Itea Aeame4atV.
5:50 p. "i, Padaran aei Ln'STine
:00 P. MeEit' and N Or
ans S-f1al.
Fer tfcr.iich tlrtrti, s',rti ear
arrotrnio.!at!oDs aal furtber Itfmta
Uoa an!y at Rllno'a OatraJ Pa
fer Station. Cair a n
J. M. J0"EsV. nt Ar
t- A. MATCH. & a. A.
A. K. MANON, Trar?t
I ri& IT
1 I Corn- 1 mui.
I CtMrfjiicotiid.
I
i
SMITH BROTHERS
THE BIO STORE
1I00-I WASHINGTON AVENUE
Cealera In Evarythlni that la aee Isi
Eat, Usa anal Waar. Exalustva Aftntl
far ILANKE'E Calebrattsl Ceffaa. m
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commerslal Avenue n4 Elf MR Ureal
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capital
turplas
.108,BM
OFFICERS '
E. A. Busier President
Chas. Fauchter Vlce-Frs.ldenl
J. H. Galllfltn Caahlei
Frank Spencer Assistant Caahtal
Aeeeants ef eerperatlona anal IndlvlaV
uala especially solicited. ExcnanfS
furnished te any pari ef the werld.
J
Alexander Counly
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
TRICTLY A SAVIN SS BANK
Capital tUS,VJ9
Surplas ,r... . , r. ... .M,80a
OFFICERS
E. A. Sneer President
C. O. Fatlar Vice-President
J. H. Galllaan.vT Cashien
Frank Spaneer Assistant CashIM
IRECTORI
E. A. Bader J. H. tanfaael
Thea. Beyd
C 0. Patla
Wm, KlHie
C. V. Naft
n. B. TMetlewMsl
B serge Parsead
Chaa. Fenehlef
D. B. Lansdea
1
Yatortal Falsi an Tims ataaeeTt
Cairo City Transfer Lino
aaeeaior to Btolti 1: Walter M
4. H. KIERCE, Prep.
All Mnda ef Haullni Don Premptly,
Bath Phones m
11TT WasKlniten Ave, Cairo. ITTtMraV
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
FLORIDA
VIA BIRMINGHAM
Columbus, Albany and Waycroes, la eon
neotlon with the Central of Dncrgia Ky, anil
the Atlantic CoaM bine, ua and after Dot
ober IKth ttoiu t'hlrSKO, a
THROUGH BLEEPING OAR
will be run from
Chicago to Jacksonville
via the above route, leaving chlcags dally at
7 p. ra., on the sleeping ear aecUtm (coach
ectlon eonaolldatod with aleeplng car section
at ( arbondale, leaving Chlrago at 6 00 p. m.
of the Limited tratn for the (South, arrlvlng
at Hlrmlngham S:lli p.m. oeit day and a
Jaekannvllle at 70 the second morning
liurtrt Library ( ar out of Chicago and
OiningCars Servlngall Meals EnRouta
!lrt connections at Jacksonville for all
points In Klorlda and for Hteamahlps for
Cuba and Namau.
Tlrketa, rmervatlnns, Information, train
time and rates may be bad of your local agent
K. . HATCH, U. P. Am Chicago, III.
A. H. H ANmiN. r. T. M.. Chicago, III.
MOBILE &JHI0 R. R
Corrected to February 1, 1909. !
Time ef Trains at )
CAIRO '
Beerlheeenel
No, 2 Express, Daily, Iv
..1.50 p.r
2:17 a.m
No. 4 Express, Da ly, I
Nerthbeund
No. 1 Expresa. Da ty, Iv VtO p.n
No. S Express, Daly, Iv 1:32 am
B. M. 10NIS, Tleked AaH.
- ,i 1 . - '
River Transportation
Lee Line Sleamers
for Fadocati. hansiM, LoaK-
ik, Cincinnati and lalcrmcdUif
landings.
rilfRS LIE
Leasts Salnrdaj. Ffb. , a. m.
For Memphis aad HajUndlnas
SADIE LEE
IfamEury Tbnrsdaj, $. p. m.
PETIES LIE
Lcaus Ilondaj. Feb. IS, a. tr.
Fee Fr-tt ad Psssaja arpty at
MaM dsr A Ph-C ra arfboat Ca re
P. C BERT E. LEE. C BOURNE,
General aj C. F. A P. A
Cererat Cf . S' Froat St'eft,
Mmt " Tie.

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