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Sfcw THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1909.
s
SIMS
And many olficr painful and
clistressinjj a i I in e n t s from
v. Iiicli most mothers sutler,
en be avoided bv usinr
This rein-
seno to exnect-
fi.lt mothers. erirrvinT them
through the critical ordeal with safety. No woman who uses
Mother's Friend need fenr the stiffen.' incident to birth; for it robs
me ordeal r its dread and insures surety t; lil'e of mother and child,
leaving iter in a condition
more favorable to speedy re
covery. I lie child is also
healthy, .strong and Rood
tlltui'i'il ""r ''"iiUinini; viilim
lulul' liliO.ilciriiiuti.m vtill Ixtwiit
tin; by titing m
UKADF1EI.1) KKOULATOR CO.
Atlanta. Gn.
Ev TOrTy' 1e avoiucci
u. IL I.'IUIIILI
with safety. No w
e suffering incident tc
ures safety t; lil'e of t
ML
. .'
' Tiff-! IT'ijI ' . - WW M I
V
..-tt,.ttt
SPORTS !
CO
Mitn.'i;
ih'i'lnj',
iimt. hp
form, That tli,. mutch was-
t ft follV'lll COIllcst llClWCOII
-LINS AND MONTOUR.
;er lijirtuii said Friday night
till' ('olllllK-llnptlslO tllMHl,.
never kiiw two men in I), tti,.
the 'hard-
two i j I . t -
I THE LITTLE
rm BOX
3 NRWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS i
1 ' '4 IT' '4 ! ' 'i 4 'it "4 '4 iti'iili4jl'ai it! i '' '4 '4 4 '4 '4 4 4 i"4 &
HOUND CITY, ILL.
MOUNDS, ILL.
Sa -
s it n M P
a a v
i f
February 13.
A I tin- rest:h?r in ('in;; of Queen
I y i it Chapter, Order of Oie IVint.-n
Star Thurgjay :v.iimik Mis. tfli.i NV.ri
l.ins of .Mounds vv 'i.s ii'i.i.' ,i I mo tl
nler. Out (,f town s.ti-mV vho '
resent v.-civ -. .1. ')"'' '!.:';. f'.'a
'harlolta t'rtrl;;, :r:'. I .:.! !! !'
ill of Mounds. ' -P A!-.':- M.iti-:.' Ti..
f ilie k:uir s i.. a ",':;. :m, W r
M'ler tin- evening s vur; .'s . : a . : 1 .
d a ba'Hiai i w an j -y I i.v- t ;
resent. Ill f,i !'! i . ; a, '. ,viii.a
.'al'ers we) e ,: i e' l'i .'hi..' "i Al, 1 !
'(luck ilie ca . .u.l ilU;.. : .i ain r l!.
vi nine's liloasare. ,
'file W'mnaa'.; find h en'. rr-i a:-!
the llollie V, i;. .I.d- M.iiu.
lU'.h sti'i'fi r; : i: i ! i naen.i-i n. T';
a was lieanl f 'l .'n.l a ia'a"' niltiiii.-r
Coa
was a
Tl.e
i 1 I
l n
iri.h e
:' l
ai
-
a'
On
I
j I !;
!;tl I .vi J: ' was a Ca r-
. tjOVt.
ii1.' iy
.'if :;!
n calle.
. S. (i
'! 'Ir.
o la'ce
a-i'i'1"
f menilii i s w : j rc.--en. I''
mi was : ji"i;l i.a f-i .."'I'lt'y
I'lell.li.l iri.f.ia'll lu u i.i. ii i :.
ill jllsliee.
.Miss lila .)!; lisr.n if. on i!n s
ii : wei I,.
Miss Clara
ii .tor f'l iil.iy.
Cait. C. !.'. J'hmij.s. V. -
iii 'er who has been ! a i
isl few w ' !:- j; '..
f the cmiiI' ;,( tei'. ilia, 1"
lelYersnn Ilia'i'.ii i ' a a! ! '
( iv I lae;iiie t f A!
1 !-. roii, Micl'.. v a !-ciit
e. The cont . .' '' a' f'
nave not ia er ' '., ; a 'e,
pairs on the f.i
Cache briilic ' to
a'4e of ;i.jaceni
iaiinciliateH' n;iu-i
1'liillips v.lio ii It i'Yi.laj
f fricinls v.'h i
Mr. Mi-Can1.,. ' r.,
ineinleil iiinl 1 : ; !i
l.er of Irienil.'i! p.;. a".i
her." till C-e " ' "
M sse-t Ci i ' C f
Veil! Cilii'O .)". '.I "
i apt. A. .1. 1 :a,' i
In ii 1 1 from (
in'.'.etlicr vviia I I. ii ir. !
I'liirn D.,iiI'ci':' I. ft Fri I
I .iiiia W here t iiey vill :s
il.i on a sl'i)ij m; 1 1'iii'.
February 13.
le ,i; A. Jones, of DiiOnoia
al 1'iisine.is caller Thiir-.hu.
i . M. C. A. revival imellnr.s
; 'a Sen -lav evening.
!( Airs. II. A. Uoyal of Vil a
! t !'!:: -w .'!( for Hot Sprinca,
t "y w ill visit for a few .la;
ea ictnn, by the wav of Metv-
n ' New Orleans
, i i.tri.a wa-i in Saturlity. ii"
a line cut nnnle of his bi-i
a. 'I'l t l)iii!ilhiR is 1 ."i I f, i
.Iii feet wlil" anil I fe. (
i a ve't winir fchich i ;il
laio. 'i'ais iiiaiiinioth laiin
is ip'.ite ;m ornament In
1 in" v a'nl .shows what o
;ill ill).
l i a lie ( ;np. III., is vi
f Mi. ami Mrs
W' weeks.
' Valw--. U-chi.'
of I'i - Imsi ie a-
ilewei',ht.s seen lu ce, this nea.son
t.uew without nahii Collins . an, I
Haplist.i Jell yeBlenlay fur poitr s in
Ilie south whore thov are sain ihile.l
in meet other wrestlers. Manner
ijilfoii went, to St.. Louis in cam
pail.v Wil li Dr. Roller, who was iter
t'liilay nUht, in route In Texas,
(wheiv he has scvei'iil nthlelle t-hows
to pull off;
The match between' Coilins mill
i. tin I .Montour a, week .from next
W.'ilnesilii.y will he one. of the besl
lU.aiciies seen luiro yet. 'Montour has
i Komi reconl in the Houth ami soutii
vv. si, ana Collins has never hail an
iippoitiinily to ineet the Imlian. This
"nil eh promises to draw as lame an
aitilielice of local snort enthusiasts
as have flllcil the opera house Phis
..ea.Mi.n.
'ii i y
,'l'e
; t till
llll!l.'
i'l II' il
I'i
i.ll
a I
I.'
sf
a,
; l : ee
: i. i'S
; put
'list :
a v e'li
r..i-
-t. i:.
e tile
in fu.ni of tf
in pi sition at tli
-.tr t which wi.
ace t;i tin) j ill '
Ciiniiins'iani wa.
ici-t o!'ti e Sal in
Th
.lack
player.
" Vouii
.toll mi y
lUlilltl'..
,l.arry
.uiilillev,
li.inteil
ili'il.
Manrr
a.vft he
GENERAL NOTES.
St. Paul clul) has
Klynn, thci oil Holy
xhn.'.l
Cross
a; Cnrliott" has sij;neil
Mai'ln before the,, en. I
of
box
th.'
Conhy, tin
i",ht lishter. has lo(v.i
bo.vi.iK itislruetor at
South I'ostoti
ai
Cur
Pill Hine
la.vs tluit
iiti her
an o
1 .Oil
In
the St. Louis
Crier is t he
l ili' eo!l!!i y.
ail'
-a
Lair
, n .: i ni
totia.ii; an I ih
Hi. I,: Will I'..
his aiaival.
IV'S
I ; . ,
the
'!' "a
rai I
' :a'a
'ai l.
heat
itt of Villa Jti.l
I'Silll ss
IMI 1 SI.
.h ili is
noi-ili e
Wll
iii'l e
l.ollis
fit!'
I th"
.'Hid:
w a ;-:
Wet in.;. It
iibuat t vo i
:! .lie, I at. 111!
. l)oli. I
Friday. Th
seat to 111
Saturday
Pnllvva ,
in 'la:,
cast si.li
wid mi :
:ii;
: it li
a Pa
i.ii it
her
I and
n sal
I I.'
iliiJI o i l
own oi
lial'oi I n
r I' ir."
i rid was st en ! U
: an. u t ii-na; ii u
': iaal c.dee't
th. An in ini' t.
lriWy an invvsii
leateat ,itcher. liiilV
"II. Hie old time IP slou
try lo t;et bach in Ca
ns niaiKiaer of .-inn,'
L am.
pi. il
a
r Stallinps of New York
ill keen "Hnnhv Jack" Ches
'i'-' 'vitti the ili.uhhin.lers next .sea
W
Pitch:
I'.niWliK,
V.I . ntesl
Who's the K
Lille' Vu.it
call her. v, ill
Willi' t: an ill
iciiii.r h a.-,ii"
.'nana r .Mack ,.f the I'hihnl
Ann i leans, lias released Maiiusi h t
ih" Aloi I".;:nii. ay club of the .South
ern leicao.
The C'liiaai! traini of tile American
!(! x.'oilhl lil'e to secure (he ser
v a i i- (i Co:-:, (he funnel' stai' pita her
;d' the I'liiversity of Ccortihi.
IOWA COACH TO RESIGN.
pes .Moines, la., Feb. 1.",. Coach
Marc Cut !iu, of the huva I'liivcr.- iiy
Inlay announced liis rosUiritl' n
from the .schcol at. Ii.wa City at the
.n.l of this year. John C. (iriffilh,
ini.v lead itant coach, the man who
played full hack on the Uawkiyo
team in Ihnn which heat Chicago,
wilf probably be I ha new coach.
Cni
ii
Jr.
f r
Mb s Dora Iterlieid :
ii.ir Fri. lay.
i .virs. i m a i lei' i
Cairo shopiiinf.:.
a
It
ma lo
over,
tons:
acid'
Jiolei;
by '1
a lei. I
I II. i,
!a r
Where Napoleon Failed.
would probably be homo
Napoleon 'one's; idt.,1.
w
ruct
li's.
e la
. I s '.
d h.
1 to
More-
ha.o. tiij .eiui mhvf thai, to '
a pei fia t house!. old is u:i j
a! Kiu'.'cr than any of Na-
A I ruth wliii ii is i ! i i .-1 1 n : ;1 i
i Omi wh n 1 r ilevoti a hi i ;
i ho'C enei.jii a ; I e fain il. it
i i r lo h '. .li s iihira; l..:V?
w.'i-I: was ' "l av .eamt, but
TWO NEW RECORDS.
Ni vv York. Feb, 1.1, Columbia
veisity's in, ha. r relay ailileiii! carniva
al, liie ,i ii iisou Square Harden tonic.lil
vviis pn.ip ciivi' of two new world's In
lieor track records:
liunninj; troni tin' scralcn In the two
liii!" handicap, Heortve V. lionh.ai', of
the I: l.,h American Alhleiii; L'lub low
i red Mil: Li isoil's indoi r record of
:i : ,"i by I ." ol a second.
The one mile run fi.r the Martinhice
('Up Vt..., '.v. m lo II. I- T I'll belli of New
vi ii A. i :., time !: l'j 1
H Uy FRANCIS DWYEU
(CutiyiiKlii. uy hiiurlHUiry I'uU. l'u.(
Moikiui, forenuui of the Hudson
tU'iard ConMrnctiou Conipiiu,'.', swlui;
J'ir on a iiiuraw phink 400 feet ahovo
the shlowalk, whistled a lively tune as
he Klanced around at thw unclothed
ribs of the giant sliy-scratier he was
throwing heavenwards. Far below,
human ants looked iii through the
clear air at tho Haunt skeleton, their
white, upturned faces, round and fea
tureless, remiiidltiH the foreman of
full-blown iiovvers on bulky stalks.
.The watchers attracted Morgan. Sit
ting down on tho dank, with legs
dunplins in space, ho stared into the
stone-walled canyon up and down
which the human current flowed un
ceasing. The peculiar, weird expec
tancy which seemed to chain the lit
tle groups watching ihe aerial work
ers interest ed him. He had never
looked at the crowds before, hut some
absurd analytical kink had Just mani
fested itself in his iniuii, and he grat
ified it. He tried to understand the
fascination which held men motion
less hour ufter hour until iheir uchini;
necks rebelled at. the torture. Un
consciously, a hate of the crowd well
ed up within tho foreman. He felt
that they were waiting for something
to happen.
The foreman started to reason
quietly to himself. "There's no fas.
cination in seeing men work." ho mur
mured, "so it's the fascination of see
ing men in danger.' fncrcase the dan
ger, and you increase the spine-tickles
that kef) those loafers peeping up
wards. Where does it end'.' 1 hon
estly believe that a percentage of
those dough-faced galoots stand for
hours on the chance of seeing one of
us do a toboggan slide through tho
ether. That's ail they're wailing for,
hang 'em."
in some peculiar manner the ex
pressed conclusion pulled into his
conscious mind the image of Johnson,
who was known on the job as "tier
mil's Pet." Morgan sat wondering' a
moment, then laughed queorly. From
the pocket of his jacket he took a
small tin box about t wo inches (square
arid sniffed at its contents.
"If Johnson has been chewing this
stuff long 1 guess he'll give those sun
gapers a sensation one of these days,"
iALft
LOmL
Ask your friends WHERE
Ihcy Iniy &eir COAL.
Ycu wiil !e surprised' HOW
wi!! say fcvm the
CAIRO CHV COAL CO.
liltii ilA IHttU Hi
. Kl
Los A
rousing
Mills Sa
-I I. . ri
J Snnia An
J ii In av v i
P-.M I.
! handicap
3 i "'
i . sayt
4 T'-.. . i'
3 thai il v..
G JAMtS W I il S RACE.
-.In;, Cab. Feb. FJ.dAtniil tb.
In ,s of eight i liousiiud j ii r
I Hialreth's King J.iuies, I In
won the $7. rain California
at a mile and a quarter, at
;i Park today. He cairied
npuM of lit) pounds ami re-
)n i I'.n iiiance in the Hums
tit Oakland. M.ikible tin
ind, Alias Sain lhtr.1. Time
1 r m
You'll bz surprised
MA;T v,i!i tc!! yoa-
vmtt v) tmr promptness:
GlVfi U j YOUS fiT COAL ORDER.
Cairo City Coal Co,
0IHCE- -IIGHTi! ASD WAS1!!.GT0N.
CITIZEN WAS WRONG.
a. en of la:.t eieuitig :.i:ite 1
, understood that lieu Ho!
V ilerbv, h'i.i was defeiiteil in a catch a-.
f ra!i ii. in vai e.-i!iug malch by I hi in.: it
T K'l.'iirli.v a tic (iji.'i'a House Friday
li If; hi . was to meet Joe Acton at Jack
son. Ti i',., at an early dale. When In
teriiew d by the Cuiletin stioitinis ed
iter la t n'glit llnhierliy declared tin'
there was no truth in the statetneti.
i'ol.b ; It;, said hist night that while he
hi.e.1 ihe tiwrt an.l prided hinihidf -tn
I. "Inn m tin thing of an iimaietir wnst
l r, he had no idea of ever becoming
H professional, and that the Ci'tzeli
was not justilie.l in pidiliahlng an iiem
to the I lieet ih.ll lit.' was son to n s
t le a prefehsion.il.
Ii"Ue 1; is anxious to meet Kh i t
i hy iiL.ihi. claiming thai h. was net in
pis "i si fia in bv reasr 'i of t.'e- fact
that h!s business otiiim.ai.led ? tniii-h
of his time that he had very Ilit'e o-l-criiiiiil.
in it i.e t I, i. 1 1 1 ;
Klein. h ill ;l;:r.e to lllei I Hold ! by
: g iie si. .1:1.
I1 Til'
Uffi
I,, 1, ijVOv', '.'
W 1 &l ;
A
To
t.M-l
Notre D.
H I I'tiow l!
. ernr-r
me Lj(Jy' Appeal.
;t! . i.tTt nm of rheuma
:?a
tuascuTar
fl :f. . Fe'attca. luml-ap't!
e- ei- in ti..? lidneys
i , !. w riie to 1 1 r for a
r of the
t bncktrho
or neti rat? it
home tre;
a; :.; . :Fh lia fxnU.V,y rwl V
if !.. r.rt':'. She f"r-I if hrt
t'.r.ty to si n 1 it to ill i:iT rr-r rHFH
it-: ci.ie jour.-" f at Inur e a thou
rit."" :!! e-' .' n c: nr of 1
siu'f Icing Tee !-ry. Tils flmple!
1! ....ry l : -ii'i- nnc ari. from the!
!,' a l,iwi i ifi i,ej j..iatp. pi--1
i .'ie l!i !.;. .!. ; r",e'.'',n!i J
i-c!'.''i.c -k it y and t-T,e to th
' 111 o tv.-trin.- Jf this Atfv e t.fo. '
, Tim. rc.r pro ti a taressi Mr. l. soni
'rrs. J-r 11.. N tre I)am. Int.
Aij.nn He St.-red Down Into the Tr;
ir.cndous Abyss.
he niiittind. "ihi (h r.inl's I'et. eh'
Nei va s on lae hlinlil Carries liis It'th
box of nerve dope areiml nidi Ulnil
The fe .loh'l.-nlil Wliiit does h
want up in the clouds?"
Again he stared down into the tie
tin mums iinvss as II lie oxeotei a
answer to his question to ililtt u; wit),
the faint, chassly soumls of the heavv
tlill!ic. He nntieed that ttie Huh
liiiiiis were inciiailng, and he looked
for a r; a. mi Then- was iioihluic 1111
usual mil i tant:, but the ihcsIi of Iron
and steel seciu'd to attract pedc:;
trlans.
Pt' si'.tly Morgan laughed uiia.-lly
"llang 'em." he crn d, "I bell. vi
llev'i,. v. atchlii:; nie. They arc, sure
I'm in it! 'ib' .ird's l'ef watchinc m
on tup a id the crnwrj watching me (m
low!"
!!' shook hi. fist Bt thr n.r r l-i)rs
s'iNiil nit on tie- plank and iliinlr)
caatlon iy hlong it.
. "Watching fi if." he niMttireil, "th
buzzards! Th.v're hungry fop t
tragi dy. If tiny wadh Jnhnimn
Jrihnimn tiiliniK hi llttlo, tin Inn
they niii-'lit net a run. At any rate Frr.
grilnc to watch I'm no. Iril,.i
liiiv.! h v ili ;it at lurah time, ai,, ;
bee'i flewinu It ii't'ular I eu-i
the loss if It iil lie-in t n,Ket bit
iriit ! f ! the day l-i out."
Ciaw'ne aref.ii:- alontc the ,ir
row bri t -". I e liiiilx il Iniu t h I
tb Of 1'ili tKIOl -Hit 1.,,(.,1 t.-t(k
a. tie' r n.l from a i.eK;i,oti f i,e.
Morgan srcpinai out , on llio triaugie
and stood in ur "The Pet," but John
son nave 110 tmllctitiou that ho wui
aware of his fiti scnce, 'i'lie foro'.iiui's
aiittnim was ill-coin eled a, id iiie other
was a h.v per sensliive person. The
hannnei.s claimed ceas le.-r.ly mid the
siielebni thrilled 11:; .ei the blowa..
Johiii'.on was a jllual, netvoua man,
Willi shitty 1 y m. Moigan's contenta
tuoiis hil .,ce Instated liini, Joiinson
riioi::Uiuil his ll,s .uid siuinmeied vln
h'titly i.s he imiveil the men along,
"The Pet's" left hand stinyod upwauls
hut when It had 1 e tched his pocket it
wits (suddenly jerked back to his side.
Three times the hand tried to finite
In the pocket, and three limes It was
Jerked away. JohtiMiu's iniuii whs cer
tain that the tin box nas lost, hut
Johnson's net via, tautened by the
presence of the pilcnt foreman, urged
the twitching fingers lo continue the
search.
Presently Morgan laughed and John
son looked lit him inquiringly.
"I was Just Uniting of ihoie Infer
nal watchers down there on the side
walk," explained the to: email. "1 never
knew till today what keeps 'em
there."
"And what does keep them there?"
asked Johnson.
"Why, they're waiting to see one of
us flop," replied (lie discoverer, "just
hanging "round thinking one of us will
lose his nerve mid take a header."
Johnson wrinkled his face into a
sickly suiiJo and again moistened his
dry lips. Morgan had timed his visit
well.
"I don't think that ia the reason,"
ho stammered, "they're interested In
the work." .
The foreman laughed contemptu
ously. "I know 'em," he cried, "I've
been studying them to-day."
Again the foraging hand crept up
ward, and again it was jerked swiftly
back. Its owner made 1111 attempt to
change the . abject.
"Farley sent down a note about that
iron," he spluttei e 1, "he wants you- "
"Look." interrupted Morgan, "just
look how they're lining up down there.
What for. 1 would like to know?
There's nothing pai'ticuiar doing
what ur' they star! ns at?" j
Johnson didn't look. He starod out
across the bay.
"Not theto." snapped tho foreman.
itignt iieiieiiin yon, man. IKiwu un
der your feet. They're cursed ghouls."
"The i'et" moved hack a few inches
from the extreme apex of the triangle,
lie turned his face to Morgan and the
gray eyes of the student of crowds
noted his livid checks.
".More along," muttered Johnson,
"I'm going in."
.Morgan didn't move. "Crowd un
nerve you?" he sneered.
"No," snapped "tl' Pet."
"What's up, ttt'n?"
"Nothing."
'I thought your nerves were going
hack on you," grinned the foreman
Johns. m's left hand was foraging
blindly in his jacket pocket.
"You think too' much," he stam
mered. ".Move a little."
"Just oblige me by going 'round the
other waj," murmured .Morgan. "I've
got my eye on a batch of hungry huz
za; ds down there and I don't want to
lose sight of them."
Johnson turned towards the apex
and moved a few puces cautiously.
"I knew a man," remarked Ihe fore
man, critically eyeing the other,
"whose 111 tvok went on the blink at
tills grime. He took fo drugs."
"Yes," miitieied Johnson, half turn
ing to look at the speaker.
"Yi a," repealed Mot.ian, "he took
to iiitiun' ir sonic st 11 IT like II iiml
GROWS HAIR
and we can
PROVE IT!
A ludf from Minnot.t writ.t!
".As a i-ult of iiMiit; ii:iMilfiiu!, my tuir
i time tu tin. teat In laiti'.tli. '
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost
HAIW troiiMi , tnai.v otlier dirnr". huf
been wrunwlv c1iukiiokM ami altujinth r mit
tunic rMtuiut. TJte huir ite il ir. iitt I lie lliim- l
hi- trcal' tl. tu! the remofi (hut it mimf !y : tMlm-t
ol tlte scalji hint w holly tlepemlciit ti,uii it action,
'I lie M-ali is (hfvt i v stii! i wltkh tin linii i- v"-ttitr-td,
iiiMtiiifd it 1 it I ('.town. 11 nL it a tune fchwul.l
teceive I ho tittentiou il l esult- aie to be csi.i1r d.
It WidiUl do iiu citilliiy K'iui1 t(tte:it thi'stem ul a
phiiit svith ii view ul tnaktiin it t;ior und t-eiivuie
iii.jd Ijt-tiutitiil the soil in which the thii.t kiohx
itint be nttt-iivU tl to. Tht-refote, tho calp in whit-h
thd h ir f.rowi must rai:etvtj tha ttltcnt on if you
lo txpei t it tvj ;row arU bucornn moro butiiul.
l,w-)i f luir i-; C'tused by tlie .souli Uiviu'f tip,
01 btsinu Us 'iui'ptv ol moisture ur inihiineiit,; when
batdiirvs occius the sculp htin jiiiuplv ltst ttll iU
ihiiii ihiiH'iit, tr-avinfE ittUhinu for tlie ti.iir to t?cl
iit'it 1 n pi, nit or cvv 11 a ttt-e wunUl die uu.K r ;iituilur
. uiniitionn. t
The ntilnr.il thitiK to do in either case. !n to (red
nt'd r"Pleiiisli the soil or sc;ilp j.-t the cum i;i:i'be,
and niir clop will yrow and Viiultiply oy nature
intended it jihuitld. v, - ,
Knowltun'i Oanrierin has a mot't wonder
till off oct upon tho h air fc la nti and tisitus of tho
scalp. It tk tli only rfinviiy lor th hair ver
diatov-PPd that similrtr to th natural Imlr
touu or liquids of the sculp,
H peiictmtes (he oits ikkly and "tli Imir
snon Rhows Uie rftects oi its woiiderlully exhilur
atnitf iid Hte-prodntinK iiualltierf.
due 1$ cent botlle is euouh to convJure von ni
its tfifut wurth us a hair Kfwinj4 a Ictit bcuuti
iyiB remedy --tf t yourlf.
NOW at all di'tirjglcis In tbrco !iesf
25c, 50c ami $1.00 per botiie. -
I nLh lK.j(J( Wo will ted a 1.h):ck;;iii
plff free bv return nirtil to nnyuuo who
fcetulft this (ice ciuion lo lit
Out) KKOWLTOH 'OARDtHWE CO., CfiiCAGU, ILL,
with their name ami adtiieN and luc
f in silvt i or Ktnmpw to ;iy o-iltij-'?.
cut;
Thrs(
'. .
not - n. i
tit 4
t If? "
'. - ; p I
For Hall a Cenlary Wood's Fever PHte
li live been known in ilu, only aurtt euro (ur (tbilt
uud Fcvt r ami all Hllluuei Hint Mularlal OltoiutoM. Al
a lili.oit I'lirliicr ami lu building up ft tua down
yiiUui tbey linve no etjiml,
For Sale hy alb Local DruqaUt.
ifof a sensation one Jay, He
box or lost ii or some-
"You
took
the crovti!
forgot hi
thing"
"The Pet" wheeled swiftly,
hound," ho snarled. "You- you
It."
The foreman grinned. "Don't upset
yourself," he murmured, "Your nerves
are rocky, sure."
"Give it up," shrieked Johnson,
"(live it up!"
Morgan took the Utile tin box from
his poeliet and tos'Pil it towards the
other. Tijit.y were but a few feet apart
hut at that moment a sudden gust of
wind whli led up and Ihe Imix was
,mvi')t to the h it of the narrow bridge.
Johnson tiled lo fteep his arm tit his
ride. Ii.it the cffirt was beyond him.
Ii leapt out after the hp t ih which
flashed In the sunlight, and losing his
b.'d.'iiie. lie .iiitwled forward along
the girder. Moignli (ihd to hackiilep
quickly, hut Johtis. m's right arm
swung like a baud of Iron around Ids
ankles aii.l, lot hi d together, they fol
lowed the little lilt liox. '
Dinappointtd in a "Good Thing."
About the wor.t ".stung" Individual
lu Louisville in to, my a day was a
purchaser at a rule of unclaimed
fi.-i'lii hc'.l I'li'inilv. savs fn' Louis
ville ViuiW.- A p.-iclcige was pnf up oy
tho auctioneer that looked to him Ilka
It conti.iaeil a pair of tta field j)asses,
and to nial.e the deceptha) more toW'
plele, cotil rary to all usages at such
sales, l.r had gotten a-"hltath." on lha
contculs by feeling the package, which
made libi doubly sure that he ya.i on
the "right lay." At these, sales every
body (s suspicious of the othura, and
when one bidder shows an luleraai i$
a puckuge put up "night itntMcji," :1
the others will push the hidJIng. Thla
identical package brought jf.60, and
was knock, J down to the one , who
had shown such catjerneis to bucoiiio
the owner. He could not wait until
ho got onlshle the salesroom he fum
opeiiliig the package, .which turitcil
out lo hi.i Inlt use disg.ist rtnd chagiin
to be only two small bolL;cs of a soft
drink tied i' i;, ether.
Cla.n Fritters.
Take tw.i d km-ii clams, one pgn, one
cupful of milk, two small cttifuls of
Hour, or enough to make a thin batter,
ktilt and pt'iiper. Chop clams fine and
stir theni into batter made of the
milk, clam ll juor, beaten eggs and
Hour, tioax ii to taste and fry hy the
bjooiiful iii very hot lard.
t:
CONDKtNSKn STATEMENT
ALEXANDER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Cairo, Illinois
At the close of business February 5, 1909
UKSOURCKS
Io.iu.s and Discounts
Storks, I.onds, ctr. .
liaiikiiijr Hdtise, l'unilttiic
rnl Fixtures
Cash and due from Lank?
?7 i ;,os.s 7:
2r.,.:::i.92
2.SI,m;2.M(
I.IAU1MTIKS
Cjilal Stock .
Surplus Futnl
Uiuliviiled 1'iofits
Circulation 1
Deposits ( , ,
I.S,27f).!M
COM)i;iSi:il ST AT KM KM
fliKJ.uOO.OO
100.000.00
I.s,i;-j;i.21
IO,0(X).00
1, 1 15,2711.110
ALEXANDER COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Cairo, Illinois
Before flic commencement of business February 6, 1909
1,1.'
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to l w taf i.,
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KKSOURCF.S
Ix.ins ami iliMtiunt. 7tt '
VwU am! Securities ll'l,.M.()ii
KtM I 'State, Finnitme
aivl Fixtittt-s 7,500 20
I)ur fiutu II. inL.v 2'!.
--r tr. f."i"i 1!.f lu.l tj.e. )..
... i. !.f,.f . . , g-f .. I I. K.
v.i s .;..J t:,-.a a fc.ui ui.iai
t. . (.'- - M!f t ' ? n i . n
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UA151LITIKS
Ctjiit.il Slock
Surplus I'uiitl
UuJividf.l Profits
Deposits
f.s" I.l !:..'! I
$5n,0(iO. CO
so,ooo.x
12,216.71
T:i :52.;-s
fji74.1!y.l
OlMCKKS
K. A. IICDIIR, PitMdeut CHAS. FKUC1ITKR. Vice-President
C. n. PATIMR, Virr-IVsidrnt J. II. GALLIC AN, Ca.sb.ler
FRANK SPKNCKR. A-'t. Cashier
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DIRKCTORS
CHAS. FHUCIITKR
C. V NKFF
N. TIIISTLEWOOD
H. A. I.PDFR
WM. KLt'G H
THOS r.ovn
D. S. LANS!)
C. O. PATIFR
J. II. GALLIGAN
GFO. TARSONS
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