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D3JTOTITOT1'"T THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1000.
Three Ihou'iid pairs of
fee crisp styles of foot
wear for ladles, men and
boys at factory cost, at
OUE1TFS
Season End Shoe Sale.
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
fcnurad at th Cairo PitoifiufoMriiailMfoo
. Mining-h tat nslliM mxuo-oim rw.
im t it 1 1 tit 1 1 . t
1 T'E WEATHER
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature.
Maximum . ............
Minimum ........ .... -I t
At 7 p. m 6
At 12 midnight (street record).... 3'
General Conditions.
The day was fair,, and quiet. , Th-
gover'nmont bulletin ;reiorted rai:
from nine points. Extreme of tern
t'erature were. 74. at ' Phoenix 'and 1'
at. ; Moorheud. . " Mluiimim&Mr,- mxU
niums "Irk this st'VfiiHi were. Cairo it
i; Jde'mphis .50-00, St." Louis 48 of
Cincinnati '4 3-&0,; Chtcati ,34-42.
rh ' ' ''" ' '' '. ' '' "
Forecasts for Today.
, , Cairo and vicinity; Partly cloudy:
warmer, ! ' : v ''''" . :
" Illinois: Wushmgton, t. C.Feb. 4.
Rain - Friday or , J'rlday night;
.Saturday coldor and generally fair.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will -rise today 7:fK a. n
Sun will set today. . : 22 p.m.
&r.3cu will rise tonight 5:43 p.m.
. . ' . ..." ..
Note: The anove sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and aijproxk
mates the record at Cairo within a
few mlhutes. ; j
THREE HUNDRED
PRESENT WHEN
A MAN WHO BUYS CLOTHES SIMPLY BECAUSE -THEY'RE
(Concluded From First Page.)
the past fi2 years and yet Is one of
the most active, Inter stitiR men tft
meet that one possibly corld find.,
Mr. Hatchklss Issued the first lum
ber trade journal ever publlsael
many years ago In Pay City, Midi.
He is one of the pioneer Ca'ifornia
forty-niners and has travel d ex
tensively over the world. For thiity
years he was otiRaiteil In the lumber
business in Chicago and sltice that
time has devoted himself to exploit-
inn the business tlu utitth the columns
of newspapers and trade journals he
has published. At present he Is
president of the Lumber Trade
It urir.tl which is published in New
Orleans. He holds the office of.
.secretary of the Illinois J.uml er.
I'eaiers association.
In aiflition to his otiier achieve
ments Mr. Hotchklss is the author
f a valuable hook of titM) pages en
titled "History of the Lumber and
Timber Inter Industries of the North
west." Altogether considered Mr.
Hotehkiss is a man of remarkable
force and intellect whom it is a rare
pleasure to meet.
REDUCED M PRICE MAS A
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
. The river marked 19.2 ffet on-tfao
Cairo gauge last evening 'showing no
change in 24 hours, bht with a ten
dency to fall. ' ' . -.'
Rising rivets we reported yester
day from points' above here as fel
lows:; Pittsburg"' .3, PaHiicah.2, S:.
-Louis 1. - " - - -.
The Sprague pulled out . (or New
Orleans at 8:30 yesterday moraine
She dropped ten of her" forty-six pleevt
lyre and added four barjtes cotil an
oho fuel. , ,
The U. S. Snagboat Horatio 4
Wrignt came up from Natctr yej-,
Jerday about noon and awaits orders
here. Her captain Is the man wh
I :sse.l "Mark Twain" duriug the la t
ter's steamboat experience as a "cub
pilot. ; .
The Geor-je Gardner went south
with two empties- - ". -
! The nick Fowler froin'a.nU to Padu
.. eah was In and out on lne yesterday
Slier will toe the Padtieah paiket to
"' .v . ...... .,
The America pulled out for Twines
'Roe river with five .hargeq lo bliug
out railroad tics.
Two big coal tows ire due out of
the Ohio today bound for the low
iiver. joey are in tow of the Pitt
.burg and the Mariner. ..
The Fritz with a tow of enipti. ?
from St. Louis is laid up at C'hesto-
Waiting for the lee to run out.
, The steamer City of Memphis at
Paducah was blown across the river
by the storm Friday,' and tin- City f
bavannah had her bow shoved up on
the bank by tho wind, but neither
boat was damaged. The breaking ol
ine lines was the oniy datnajte.
Pittsburg special:- Millions of f.et
r.f ,,.K..l. ...I . ,
" pu irom I a ti rt sts
in the upper Allegheny. Valley ,Uilv
are making their way downstieani
t the Pittsbvig.bajboj Thr wi!i
te a picturesque revival ol the old
scenes along tb" AlteKbetix nv r
arougnoui i ins week,
i j .
Has a Fine Display.
One of the finest displays of
sashes, doors, blinds and staine.
glass ever. shown in Cairo is that in
Room 7, at The Hulliday where the
Fost-er-Munger company cf Chicane
and Osbkosh. Wis., have a law and
most interesting exhibit. Messrs.
Carroll L. Heck of Hloomiuetoii
Ind., and E. F. Heiss of Centralla
are representing the company an
are most courteous ;o visitors who
enjoy the handsome display.
The company lias a full line of
doors of all designs made from ve
neered birch, spruce, rotary oak ve
neer, white Washington sprue.'. Ca'i
fornia white pine and a number of
woods from nearer home.
One d(Hir of exi-ee.Iing beauty was
of veneered birch stained cheery
and another in the Morris effect in
lull green of the artistic fiat pan.-l
design. There are Inautiful staitW
glass windows, Cokm'al cluiuns
parquetry flooring, and other thincs
in the line of interior finish of build
ings.
K'3U If
I u t I I 1 i.
El jf
WRONG IDEA 01
F HUE EC0N9MY.
BN the clothes you put i3j:cn your back, like the focd you pul into
ycur stomsc)?, QUAU1Y shcufd t'c ycur first censidrrs M(v. Peo
ple plflc you n at hy what you pay . for your eki;;es, ml hy the
clothes themselves. Men have Imirtti i rocriy, muler lac rable
conti lions, at very low livkzs. wis fust as ufeb'e is llmji
hcuoht a month later for more money. So it Is with the dolhcs vve
offer In this sale. They're QUALITY clothes, from QUALITY makci's
like Stein, Died; Co., Hirsh-Wfckivire & Co.- etc.; ycu czn Ivy Warn
row at prices 2mpcssit! kter. You can buy cheaper clothes ihan
ours-niade to sell GIFAP. Sales look a gcod bit alike in a news
paper, bat ours is a QUALITY sale. You'll see the difference when
you come.
WE'RE SELLING FROM 01R RFG-j UI'RE SflUVG FROM Ol'R REG
ULAR STGCK HAS STOCK
$16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 j $22.08 ar.d 823.01)
Sniis, Topcosfs, Raincoats amTSuils, Topcoats, Kaincoals am!
Ovcrcoat i sil
kid
Jverccsts at
i.:
IftrRfSElLWG FROM OL'R RIG"
I'LAR STOCK
$28, $30. $32 and 533
Suits, Topcoats, Raincoats aiul
Overcoats at
A 'ji
CLOTHES HERE OR
13,
i ll- !
t0
ANYWHERE, BUT
Count Tttsm. '
4 TA encytlonediaB contain tb tun,.
- of ery fw men who., rrPut.r.s
were faunrtiM n ih.i. . . .
.killers. ;."""M" y
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.
: - . , j
. . hitj) ilT StfKKi th! 'lest of tillH
4TV a jdai-e in the nn-.!hine r,
Gt H-ery fauiilr. Molherr'art today Vl
mlnlatering to thiir rhilUien th r-in
tliK thdr granduiothrs used.
For thirty years I.jdia .K. nukhsnr
Vm table Coruj.un I. ' iimde fn,-i
rotls and herb ln ti-u curinit tip
womn of thi country from th wo-s;
.form of female Ills. an1 miit ::,.
-rould kare ttoxi s'u h t(t tf t nr
- am -o stith an -nriabte rei,r.
5I.m J2.08 saved 'ob a
pilr ct ladies' tr ntn't
sSiki at ; ;
nunrrs
Stun Eii Sbft Salf.
, Ray Irvine Is Here.
Raymond W. Irvine of Mt. Ver
non, without whom any lumber con
vention in Southorn Illinois would
he a dismal failure, is ow of th
popular youiiR ni-n here attending!
the ronvention. i i i ' ir.-
Room W at The Halliday on tip
offfee floor where he has dioidaye.
gum products of the Ilimnu'll-.erper
Harrison eompany of Moieh.ousf.
Mo., and his own company hoth of
whom he is representing. Ileveli'd
siditiK. tnouldod cas:ns;. (Kiting, ceil
ifiK. and other interior wood-work of
red s'uni is shown In the e.xhll it
Some fine views of th' Hi im;ell e -ser-Harrison
mills at Moi eioi s.. i.t
tiacted much attention. Mr. Irvin
rterves not frappe. hut uood. juic.
apples V his guests.
TO LOCATE IN CAIRO
Memphis Liquor Company Lease;
Uncle Joe's Building On
Ohio Street.
The r,-orfie A. CiKidman U'lmP
fale Liquor company has h-a-"'
I'ncli. Jot-s Hotel Hiiildlnir at
Ohio street for a term of ten u';n
The concern whii h will r. move ti
Cairo from Memphis this n.oith !M
the intention of c. en ins for Ih'mii. s
Mare'a 1. witl have the liui-itts !-
modeled and will make etm-le itu
prov tiients.
It is understood that other .Mem
phis liquor concerns aie looklnE f. r
a location here as tlie remit nt
prohlfdtlon law in Te.m-.s.
PRICE ALONE IS POOR REASON FOR BUYING
The Quality thai each price carries wilh ii makes His sale ol greatest importance to you. Because we arc by
tar the largest buyers ol men's clothes in Cairo vve pay less than other stores. IIec.iii.se ive sell more than a
half dozen other stores combined, vve can marls our regular prices below where other stores could exist. It
is Irom these always lowest regular prices that these sweeping reductions have been made. You can't buy
these clothes Irom the makers at the prices we are now olfering them. Newest models, briskest styles, choicest
colorings. Our overcoat line is simply perfect-ten here to choose from to one elsewhere.
STORE CLOSES
EVENINGS
AT 6 O'CLOCK.
Ml m
TOD COM.VILIiCIAL AVilMETIl.
STORE OPEN
SATURDAYS
UWTIL 10:30 P. M.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Held Regular Monthly Meeting Last
Night Accepts New Sumner
School Building.
sport?1III Kill! LHSUtblS
1 .
COLLINS THROWS DEMETRAL.i
Th.
Last nilit at the opera hou.-e, f r
Board of IMueation held the ' 'he esrond time "Will .1k" (' m
EARNEST TALK OF REVVIVir.G
FORMER ORGANIZATION
FOR COMINC SEASON.
t'uhtr inonthly
A ill the t-upe,
Cairo Hi-h
ij.ectin
I, fen i.-t;
Srhoc!
last eve;i- 1
s efi:. . a"
won a i : a .1 ! i ;i ) u rest 1 ins itia'e!
f : in Win. I)en.-iral, known n t!i
r.:
Cll! REWS IB BRIEF
Only Four Cases.
In the city 'Uit er.t.r!av rn'
four prisoners 1 .(- I v .-1 attent:, ri
three for drnnkenm-m and in- fu
vagrancy.
1 !.-ii I)Mi!oii." Collins' vii-tniv
l're,lde.it - ,.. i- ei.;etr,l a-t iiiu'.t. was more
XVa",,r V-'M.lT preMda,- j i.ei-ive t :.m fie ma'. .1 dan. S for
A i.i:-u amount of loutiae hu-i- j t;,.-. aA. ...!.,.,t v ;,s Itiat I:emett tl
'-- tran-a. t.d. 1 vv- t- thr.w i t w ice in t:m ;y
ir i, i- t: t Var!-r spi-oint.-1 as a i f,.inu'e- . n.-tn -tl T-r-tlin. a ' !
..I.t.iitte,. o!i Uc.-h.et.t eel II. ;..! i I 1.,, ! ...I ( I!
"" ' H. Sn.y-!;. ch.iii n,-in : Mi -. .' ' ,:;, 1, VV-!X a j.,.;. ,,r -luck ovt i;,. ' V.V
V We- . r and Mr. K I Car'-y. ; i . ,, ., e. - ,, in urn- t-l !
fi ' ' e.i; I i !:! t'ie ;ii-n-i l- , ;,: . , c,i;u:.- atT f.'iiirf'." n Tfin-i An. I
;"' f ' - w .-' r.nn' r Hiuh School ut. , of l-iir-l wo.k. pinnel the Mine;. ! Te.-ie
' " l: .f.'.-K '!- ii.-vl Heji.o:.- to the u;at with a sci r-; t" t
:" " t : ! !" 1 eci'.i ;-I .. iiif.iav ; u--V. ovr tie ii-ad atid an ana k. ' l.--
' M-.i. . .v. Th- hi i! i lo.-.it l:-I.iisf. i idieaMtm tl.e hold li
J. Farnbaker Leader in Move
ment, Urged O;-. By C. C.
Cosnell f V'incennes
Depends On Cairo.
ii.v on -
I :.-:'!ni rat. I
i-i Ti til fans ate
re. sr. ci ii..,- i n now a'ld 'tt busy and
is .' :m I inc." sail Cnl ii t me l'e:i- fi(im you, and any !n-
'I wiil call a uu iKlitt t fis'tiinee 1 can be to joij, all you
he ti.'j.t tlm-e ip,s a id : have to ilo is to call on ine. Yt.il
oreunie t'c l.'iijn!. I . will vi-it alljl-iiuw fie time is getinie short and
tie- t'V,i:is iii t! circuit, an.! Iinst'il' we intend to have a league we
'he sail!" mid pi '-i.v. e a list of tin in I i : i r s I not let any grass grow under
lor i,i : sl ip. T.n-ic is one t " i : s k our feet. Think this over and let
iirta'n and that is tiin-c ol ti e old . me hear from you.
'.i'i will in' in the ie.i-.-iie. i'a.iii-i "Very truly youri
i. ill. Cairo an 1 'irin nth s." "C. c. GOS.MCU"
Mr. Karnbaker was in hili spirit ; The league broke up in liuiii, U t.
iasl iiiihr o' er the j. respects. H j bi b.i:l i-r in ruducali is at. I'ti
m:o we.! a bfer trom C. C. (io-ii'-il to i 1:1 and t.ie 1. ami.' sliotibl i.
i t v'in- e! iii-s. w ho ivm protrotei- st.ir'e.l auaiti. It mi;.l prmi- a I ix
of the Vi. .-Mir; tf.-nii tie latt y a r ' mi . s and sunn- fast games won! I
i ;' the Kitty's ni4- r,r,' and pr. s be pla.ve I on the iocal diamond,
''lit l! the !e,u:l;C. Here is t.,e I i j Cel. Kan, baker has been boost ins
tei : I for I e -(iraani.at ion for soin.' ti i e
r,-:, ... In'l . .Ian. '.'., 1 '. 'and his eiToits should be apreciat-
1 o M .1. I a:-n!ia;; r, en Py the talis.
,h. K
! at '.'
A
el oo
.IOW .
:i:oi ' 'o
.i' .'it -.. N in teerth stri '-
O'f l:elll til" lO-W KioiWoo
hh h i-i i . ntly op n..
that i.!,ri'-r are proti e-in
' th-- ii -w P-iiMii.,:.
DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE IT
1 1 er r-ni an 1 nto'ii' s
'riiThit .-t pn -io.-'s e r I H--.ii- nbi )" : i - 1 1 . 1 : As it h.-is b. en
r -i: cuib'at-ion of tie .l I ; . ' time sine-.- I have had th
.'.',. and tlie (hn'i' is a ; j ph ,i - nr.- of ta'bini, ui'li ou. I
op that it will b" hmrnti'-d a-ain. j thou-.-Lt I wotibl ibop jou a few tin s
i.iii.i ;f ha I on l.Im. A "st.nl r" Is ;i-'-.b I tin I Col. M. ; to i e if ; tr.i aie in the notion if
A ft , r tie in - ; -. t: in ,.-e ie I J. Karn'-ake.-. s.'ier.-ir i,f th" .!d j t tlkfrta bast ball. 1 read In the ptcrs
! nnde.l with 1. or.-, fir fiilly iiv j Kitty league, is r ady to st-p into of sot.ie tine itack of some ol jotir
miti'it. !.. r.i.. the ib-,ic if the lall'tle sin., s and oraai:ie the 1 auue -,!c e- and then yon clo.-ed up like
cia.hl be announced, ft'" Hoc, H s i-c I'e-.e. He to.'d a reporter fm a j." -k knife. Wli.it is tlie mailer
i! !;., - i ti... 'in v. it'n tin ir mtul-ir J lb" V-u .- P.-iiioci at. last le'jht t ' at , v.-i f ' i jeii" Coine- out r.f it now an I
M .i' o-;t tb.e 'Urea! I'.'.aik ( 'at." j not'. in H should !' .f-tit tl." In I' - !
('.,;:.! . V .IS of (l':, " ert",, (1 0 K , . ' , i I ! i I tl if I,' oil h.l-"ie alii K t
! Fees Fix?d bv Anc'ent Lw.
j A Ce-rman arilbiua-ian has found
j documents sliowing that In ancient
I Habj Ion, i.l.'ii years ao, ihe sums duo
j to doctors for tKaUie tit were .xa t
; ly prescrlbeil tiy law. They varied ae-
cordim; to th; social position of the
patients.
The .:;i'(. 1. 1 5 l,e Cinireh of the
and 1 1 oi -ani.e tic Tatn' u ; i !;.-.! i taef l av e a bcantiful blue and
gam. l on can do li; tnree -.,t,. i-oinl'oi ter i v'ra fine back
I a
J20.000 HOUSE FOR BISHOP.
Peoria. I.'... I,, t comrri-'..
reiirehftitin t;; p-i. u of !;. ...,..
a'ho!ie dioc of i'. o i i r. ;
awarded a contrail be r -i--: r
ion of a I.'o.ohk ri-sj..n e ti p. j i.
'titf-d to I'd bop Sj.aiih'.! t I .
retirement from ( i-a-.u .-'.,! f. .'
ience in thi.-t ity h n bN w .
is named.
Married L.fe.
l!n of 'he tiitrn a man
would be very up.rul ? t. -n if .
family wmiM f,h,f. ,r,t- f. i, f r , s
to SfBj t,in,s .if. NVw Yi.'W ! "
The ideal ParerTa.
The lHrcd t-htH In tbe- , ,
Is tb Er.K.'iib thm. K;-.ia, v
t! !le Itirls rieathtfaiiv :! .
s thfy ate a!o tLe j. ',, ,, ,
fwt health oim is d.:. n ., ih c -
km that Ki..h f-.... f u ,
parent. VirtLa lati.:;i n Z-.:v.-;-
Wortds Oldest University,
-'iaei ftriH-r!'T In e ..
khtis:, China, and jE r:;,. !
School for U.e got.. ,.t , r .. -, .
Its aotlq-jpy u ,-ry t ea? a-. i a v -.-
e T f .f-T. orii , f , ,,, ,., ,
nmns. 2:0 is f.n;''. r-rta!'S th.
I Hcdidoe That Appeals lo
Physicians They Recognize
lis Va!ue-Dr. J. E. Ennis ol
Allanla. Ca.. Tells Ihc Troth mm..
About Vino!.
I w.,n- i... ;- ...
..iy o:i . tl-it.-J. and i i hit' . I lie ( what lo- waitin.r for nw is tl:
hip'! vi :. ti iii r;;iH in t!e v(.' I j , w t r : . -i (lie ( r u,. f.'.,irn ii .'1 ti
or t mm.iov. and di 'n t ( are who!..ssu:e i iai that a In-"' i!I l i k ui'i
!' v. a '!; ! a a::i" on the mat.
ii
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I"
-V t! ,t I l,e-
I liver i-i'
b- ! , t. ii ..
: . a'.
! : v s " tinie for the same obi towns
ir. rr, for basi ba!I a-iafn. You iii"
the eniy can that can do thi.; nork.
i'!l made, for sale at the parish
lli'iN.' Krldav or at Mrs. C. T. Itiaa
loti's. .'e.:? ' a--hiiii;ton avenue.
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VASOSTES CPCHESTRA.
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Te Gift Off te Mctiir Car.
t'rv b-!. In the rret-e tr.rorlne
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t"x b f It t. r;,f'T- ii ii a j. r a '-(, I' w
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t i f . - r ad 1. ittin aril
Will Continue Till 9 p. in. Saturday.
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