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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1909.
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The Want Columns of the Bulletin are conuUcd by
hundreds of people every morning la search of real
estate bargains, articles for sale, lost ot fotrnd, alt
nations wanted tid vacant.
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Rates For Classified Notices.
Ono insertion, per word 01
Th no Insertions, per word OVA
Ono week, per word 05
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No advertisement inserted for lefS
than twenty-five centH.
FOR RENT.
I Oil nfCNT Good buslncBe place
tt 1311 Washington avenue Is for
rent, store room 25xS0. Apply to
John Pourgols
FOR RENT Room at 338 8th St.
FOR RF.NT Five
li'll liOciiKt street.
mi t li street.
room cottage at
Apply 410 Sov-
FOR ItKNT Two separate office
moms nt CIS Ohio street. Apply Hal
liday Estate Office.
FOU KENT Oil LEASE Two story
P.rlck store buildinK 1107 Commer
cial avenue. Apply Thistlewood & Co
YM Ohio street.
FOR RKNT-rVieely furnished front
r oin. Apply 330 Fifth street.
FOR KENT Furnished room, mod
ern eoU'iileneos, 31S Sixth street.
FOR KENT. Nicely furnished
itiiius, till Walnut street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 41'
Figiith street.
FOR RENT Two
rooms near postuffie
1 tin office.
nicely furnished
Apply at Bui
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED A four or six foot cigar
case at K C. restaurant, 311 Ohio
fctreot.
FOrt SALE.
HR SALE Two lota facing on up
r Washington avenue, in refine,
State of Illinois. Alexander County,
.. To the May term. A. D. 1'iii:i,
.1. in . l.oro I!i IMing & Loan Af sn. v.;.
.loiius P.. D'moim bo. Amanda ICo
n nolle and S. W. Morton. Bill of forc
i Insure.
Affidavit of the non-residence if
the sell Julius B. Perouoho, Amand i
i roiiclio and S. W. Morton, defeid
Mils, impleaded above, having been
liiod iii said cause; now you. the said
nt ov; caned non rosiih nts, Julius II.
' r.)i;c!.e. A in, in. 1.1 Deroucho and S.
'. Morten are hereby notified that
ro above nanu'd complainant, filed
it; bill to foreclose mortqage against
joii iu said court on
And thereupon
January l.'th,
suiunions va.
FIRST OF THE SEASON!
POPULAR EXCURSION TO
VIA
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Tickets will be sold (or train No. 21 at 3 a. in. Special
Excursion Train at 3:30 a. m. and train No. 6 at 2:35 p. in.
All tickets good returning nn any Illinois Central train
Icaing SI. louis up and tneloding Monday, March 29,1909.
IN'o Badd&ric Checked on Excursion Tickets
J. II. J0ES, Ticket Anent, Cairo.
U. fl. BRILL, S. G. ilATCn,
D. P. A., St. Louis. G. P. A., Chicago.
For Half a Century Wood's Fever Pills
have been known as the only sure cure for Chill
and Fever and all iillloun and Malarial disease. As
a Wood I'urlflur and In building up a run down
system tiny have no equal.
Sale by all Local Druggists, fl
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neighborhood,
lot In crrieo.
Address X. Y. Z Bui-
FOR SALE- Nine lots in Block
No. i, at. Thirty-seventh and High
land streets. 1!. JN1. Jlarr, Eas
I'rairie, Mo.
FOR SALE One new
cash register Swoboda Uros.
National
HELP WANTED-
MALE.
WANTED Agents to
ready selliii article that
handle a
is well ree-
oinmendod by your own
cltizelis.
Large profits. Call at 713 Washington
avenue, up stairs.
WANTED 30 tinners at Memphis.
Open shops, steady work to good
nu n. Address Tinner, car Bulletin.
WANTED Railway Mall Clerks,
?S: 0 first year. Examinations in
Cairo May lath. Preparation free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED Laiid
represi ii'ta'lvos to
company wan In
handle Illinois
commission hut
territory. Baeca
Co., Odd Follows
Ind.
counties; iilieral
must cover the
(irant Development
Hldg., Indianapolis,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marsh Milk Depot. Sweet milk.
Sweet cream. llom Plsjme 477-L.
1100 Washington avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will he accepted free tor
one week's time from any reader of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the of
fice of The Bulletin Company, 703
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisemclt or statement niado there
hi and will not accept uuder this
heading the notice of any person
known to lie employed.
WANTED I'lacc to
horse work will to girl.
tlii:5 office.
do general
Address (Mr
I issued ii turnalile to the February
i t"rm, Petri of said court, and at naid
! i 'riu said cause was continued for
j service to the May term, l!lo;i.
Now unless you and each of you
I shall be and appear before said court
on the fust day thereof, to be holden
' In the court house in the City of
Cairo, County of Alexander and Stale
Inforrsnhr on the second Monday of
j said month of 'May, lf(iM, to answer
plead or demur to said bill, the mat
tors and thines therein charged will
i be taken as confessed against you.
i ALFRED BROWN,
! Circuit Clerk.
Dated this March 11th, A. D. 100(1.
; James Lingle, Sol. for Complainant.
LOUIS
TKursdaypar J5, 1909
$3 "RoW Trip $3
Stocks, Bonds, Cereals j
NERVOUS III SHINS CLOSFD UP
Was Yesterday's Stock Market Lat
ter Part of Session Letharigc
Channes Trivial.
New York, March 18. The early-
stock market today developed a good
deal of playing for position on the,
part id" the profesional element which
made the market active yesterday
after the new tariff bill was offered
in congress. These tentative opera
lions failed to demonstrate the exist
ence of any outside dealings and they
were given over as the day pro
gressed, leaving the later market in
almost as lethargic a condition' as
that of last week.
The publication of tho Route of
the bill as it comes from the ways
and means committee of the house
seems not to nave relieved tne speculative-
apprehension that business
will lie held in check in nil lines un
til the final form of the a."t is .1
termined. That many weeks will be
consumed in arrivlnk nt that determ
ination with the best efforts to ex
pedite is not gainsaid dby the most
hopcfrl.
The stock market today was In
clined to adjust its views to the prob
able period of inactivity in its busi
ness in sympathy with the watinj?
attitude of general business. The
first dealings today showed a sharp
rise in prices. Yesterday had brought
seme selling orders into the market.
The decline In prices which resuUed
again developed a demand from un
covered ehorts. Still later efforts to
bid up prices against the hears again
met sufficient selling orders to hold
the market in check.
The amount of space given to the
publication questioning the state of
E. if. Harriman's health and discus
sing the alleged and subsequently
contradicted intention of that gentleman-
to retire would have been
fond for sensation in a more Inflam
mable state of speculative sentiment
but the matter was passed ovtr
placidly.
The terms of the plan of the Great
Western ororganiziition evidently do
not appeal to the holders of the
stocks, an 1 they continued to de
cline todaq. Reports of an intended
cr.nferenco among the copperr pro
ducers to concert measures for cut
tine down the output, while they
Sacked official confirmation, admit
tedly renresente.l the wishes rf In
fiuentlal interests In that trade.
PROVISIONS.
Firm; creamery
Bt'TTER
21 fa
:,oif .
CHEESE Firm and unchanged.
EriCS Firmer; Western l'K 20'i.
COFFER Options closed steady nt
net advance 5f 1." points. Kales 20,-
j0 bags. March 073 : spot steady;
No. 7 Rio S;!i mild quiet; Cordova
n-1i(S 13.
Sl'OAR Raw strong; fair refining
12(f) 3 -IS Vb: centrifugal ! test 3ft.Tfr
:!08U.: molasses sugar 317? 323'i ;
refined steady.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, March 1S. Money n
call easy 1 ?4 rn 2 per cent, closing hid
per cent. Time loans quiet and
easy, sixty days i'AOiiVt per ccik;
ninety davs 2' per cent; six months
xSi'i per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3,2r" 1 per cent. Mormig ex
change steady, demand 4SS.30; sixty
.lays 1St;.20fi i80.3 Bar silver f.OU
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, March IS.
Today Saturday
Close
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Atnal. Copper
Am. Sugar Rf,
Atchison ....
Do. , Pid. . .
B. and O.
B. R. T
C. an ! N. W.
C. M. ami St.
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Colo. F. ani
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D. and R. G .,
Do Pfd
t;t. Nor. pm.
Illiiioi; Central
Inter. Mels. ..
Do. Pfd
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Mo Pac
M. K. and T. .
N. Y. C ,
Vor Pac
Pac. Mail ....
Penn
Peojfle's Gas .
Reading
Rock Island .,
Do. "Pfd
Sen. "Pac
Sou.,. Ry.
ln ioi Pac. ..
i; S. Steel
Do. Pfd
Wabash ' .
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Wesrt'in I'nion
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
j Refunding 2"s reg...10Ii.;
Rtdg. 2's coupon ...K'l'a
101 'i
101
101
119
1201J
Registered 3's 101
Corpon 3's 101
New 4's rcg 1 1 f
New 4's coupon 12Vi
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Minnaiiolis, Minu.. March IS.
WHEAT May 111;; July 115.
CASH No. 1 northern 116'4116
h No. 2 northern 114 'ig 114 74.
Wheat Market Was Choppy Affair
Big Trade in Corn Oais Gener
ally Firm.
Chicago, March 18. WHEAT Th 1
market was a very choppy affair all
lay, sentiment changing from fine
ness to weakness and vice versa cu
a comparatively small volume of
trade. The opening was firm on cov
ering on shorts based on1 continued
light northwestern receipts.
A weak tone
cause of selling
gram reporting
made an official
soon developed be
ilisidred by a cable
that Austria had
denial of any iai.'i;-
tic.n' of war move
mainder of the day
Dtning the re
prices changed o:i
the slightest provocation. The crop
news was generally l'avoahle to tte.
bears, but the latter apparently were,
too timid to make much headway.
The close wtis firm with net gains of
to Vj'r's.
No. 2 red 121 12 J; ; No. 3 re-!
lI5ifal22Vs:. No. 2 hard 11 5 i lis;
No. 3 hard 1 10(o in,;. May opened
U VI; highest llii'i; highest 11t;;
lowes t 113'vi; closing 1 p; , m 1 1 C-;;.
hsing 110V4 g:gTi;-ETA01N SHR
July KM1,--..
CORN There was a big trade in
orn and the market was strong th--neater
part of the day. The shorts
bought freely owing to the eunfiniv;
tlou of largo business for exnort
vhicii had been "worked"' her yestei
lay. Tito official forecast of unset
led weather also brought out some
leiliaild. Prices declined cboiit 1'
the first hour but quickly recovered
The close was U to ':'.?;" higher.
No. 3 t; ft (i."i; No. 3 while t;i;tr.!.
;:yk; No. 3 ji-dlow (l."ft tr.U. May
opeiK-d (-(P;f; titiv; ; highest t;i;-.
lowest C.:,K;
closing ('ti'ifi i;i;r
duly (Jtiffi. tiOli.
OATS Firm near
ly all day and th.j
was larger than
fhorls were ih--
volume oi trailing
for several days.
priuciiuil bnyeis
throng
to 'i
.V
.""I'h;
limit the d.'.v.
higlier.
: standard S-f
highest. ." I VI-:
!!H. duly 48
Die -close was
No. 3 white 5:
. May opened
lowest ,'
closinij
UTi4S;
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Chicago. March 1S. The follow in;-
car loads reiireseui the davs niou-
nuits: '
Flour 31 2:1
Wheat til
Cnrtr 110 152
Oats 177 212
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, March IS. CATTM5 Re
ceipts 3,5ii0. Ten to 15 higher.
Eleers 5oiift"i 725; cows and heifers
3(i'i(T('550; heifers 305'?; find; bulls 375
T525; calves 35i)'(t 525; stoid;ers and
feeders 33of 53'l.
HOGS R.H'eipts 2S.O00. Mostly
10 lower. C'hoice heavvy shipidng
80i;s.": butchers 075'!' liS5; light
mixed ;:,:,! Mil; libi nMfit t;70; paer.-in-l
ti5()) i;7n; pigs 525 ft 1125.
SHEEP Receipts 1 l.lM.ti). Steady,
sheep 45ii!ii !:',!; lamb.-j ;niKo 7:i0,
yeat lings 50'! 725.
ST. LOUIS CATTLE.
St. .Louis, March IS. CATTLE
Receipts lit.'Min. Steady. Na'ive
beef steers 35of(i;.S5; sl(;okers at'd
feeders 35if; 525: cows and heifer
.;eef;t;iHi; calves 525'riSoO; Texas
and Indian steers 350?M25.
HOGS- Receipts 12,000. Five low
er; ranged l25i;:5.
NEW YORK GRAIN.
New York, March IS. WHEAT
Receipts 5,onu; exports 17.000. Spot
steady; No. 2 red 123: V 123-",, ele
vator and 12 F
closed Vi to "
f.o.h. afloat,
net higher.
Options
May 120
exports
75 elova-
Optioli i
CORN
21,0it0. S
tor and
closed Vi
OATS-
-Receipts SI ,000;
pot steady; No. 2
3'L- fo.bb. alloat.
higner. May 37U.
-Rit'oipls 27.1'iHl;
exports
571 58;
2,0011.
white 5
'ft (Jli.
Spot
"lift 5
qtiiit; mix
i-d
;i'2; clipped white
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Cairo. Illinois. M.uch IS, Ueift.
Public notice is hereby given that
on the tth day of April. liiOO. at the
usual hour and place of tneeiins of
ihe rity council of the City of Cairo.
Alexander county. Illinois, ib.. under
sigtie.I, Cairo Eleclric a:id Trnethm
(oiut.aliy, w,d present peiitions a:.d
apply to tail city council for a pruv
to it, its miTtssors and aiigns, by
"idinance. of the right to construct,
maintain, lease ami opera'" a sirgl
track strtet railway, with sours,
curve;: and connections, polos an I
wire-, and ail neccssaty or convenient
equipment, appliances and appurt"
nances for said railway in. upon. ov r
and along ih" surlaee of Sro!o'
street tirun ih" in''rs ctjon r f Ra.i
Hiad Rlr'ft tr the intersection of
Wahi?tton Avenue and norosj all it'
ejecting ' i -it and public ways in
aid City of Cairo. IHInoK
CAIRO ELECTRK' AND
TRACTION COMPANY.
By L. E. FISCHER.
General Manager.
WEN ARE POWERLESS
r Pla-ht Arilsit niirnur Tnlrs Thry
Strike at tbe I'aderlj-lnic Cause.
To treat Dandruff, and Falllnfr Hair,
wiui irruams or 011s on wmcti a para-
litic perm will prosper. In like sroopin
water from the ocean to prevent the tlda
from rising.
eure without havinR a right understand-
Inir of the fundamental causes of tha
trouble.
Tou must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbra'a Hernleldp do this tiornni It
Is specially made to do that very thins.
, .n.nioii.. a v,o. T.lr
When the perm Is removed, the hair
has no choice but
to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause,
effect."
you remove the
Sold by leading dnigirists. Send lfc. In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
One Dollar Eottles Guaranteed.
Pan: G. Schuh & Sous, Special Agents
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
(Concluded from Third Page.)
and that . b umlieat ion of Ed P.
Fitzgerald to transfer his wholesale
i liquor dealer licence to Mora Atiiou
be granted.
A!d'".-.liaa Kochler moved the re
IKirt be received and reconuiicuda
tions made therein concurred. Tie
nrotion was adopted by the following
vote; Aye Burke, Clt'inon, IhivK
Ferguton, (iorinan, (Jreaney. Kelley,
Kochler, Magner, Meehnn, Nellis and
Thistlewood 12. Nay none.
The finance committee reported
recommending the approval of bonds
:'.s follows:
C. F. Potts, I,. A. Tinileck Win.
Perkins, draiud:.p, I'st.i'e and, city.
let IS, Block 2, city; Cairo HrowiiuT
I Ponipany, dranisliop, slate and city
IM 1. Block 15. City; Thus. Cardner,
dramshop, state and city, i.ot 21, j
Bloi k 31, First addition: Mora Athon, ;
wholesale liquor dealer, I.ot, Block .'
ll, City and Geo. F. Powers,
sale liquor dealer, 1 ots
w hole
and
Block IS, First addition. i
Alderman Davis moved the reports
be received and bonds approved a ; '
recommended. The molioi:' wes !
adopted by tile following vote: A ? ? '
-Burke, Cannon, Davis, ForRiiso-a. f
Gorman, Greaney, Kelly, Koeliler, '
Magtier. Moehan, Nellis and Thistle- .
wood--12. Nay none. j
Petitions. I
A. T. Akiei made application for n
dramshop license for the remained!1
nl' ih,. vi .ir l'lon Inini 1 1 loll 15l'i. I
which application was accompaiile 1
by his state and city retail liquor
dealer bonds as required by law.
Alderman Magner moved the appli
cation be referred to the police, jail
nad lire committee and the bonds to
the finance coniinillee ;,.:id a recess
of five niinut's talon. T.ie niolio-i
was adotited.
After recess the committees failed
to make reiiorl on the application and
bonds of A. T. Akin.
Resolutions and Motions.
Alderman Nellis introduced the
following resolution and moved it be
adopted:
Resolved: That ti-o city engineer
be and Is hereby instructed to have
tiie plank walk on Niiiet-enth street
between Walnut and Cedar strols
temporarily raided, on both sides, so
;;S to enable the peopie lit In;' In that,
district to get in and out of their
homes. .
Alderman Ca.inon moved the reso
lution be anieiiilLiI to include Twenty
third i-tivot from S.veamore to Com
mercial avenue.
Alderman F rguson moved It. b"
further attieti'leil to incli'.le' Cedar
street.
Alderman Tli!-t!eveod moved as an
ametiilliient Unit the re.ol;it on lie
referred to the city engineer to use
his judgment in the 'natter.
Alderman Maimer moved that
the
('ii
Th e
was
whole matter be referred to the
gine'r mid
motion of
street oiuuu'd ee,
A 1 1 1 riiian Magner
adopted.
Aldermaa Nellis moved
city jai' -r le reipu-.-ted to
that
have
the
the
s'dewa'k on northerly side of West
TwontMirst street west of Hiilbrook
a ven ue cleaned off. Tbe motion was
adopted.
Alderman Greaney moved that the
mayor be instructed to confer with
Attorney Aiiuiik Leek with a view to
aseertaiulii'2 the legality of the ordi
nance concerning the salary of th"
lity tn ii-oi'i r. now pending and tli"
l',c,il to-ills haa.ilitr Hie nll'ice of
city tr usurer and also to learn upon
what terms lie can ari.ince with .Mr.
I."k to handle the general Peal
business id the city. The motion
wa-i adopted.
Aid' rnian Greaney Moved t! at the
'ity eiork be instructed to Invite the
1 tiding tneti of the local bi.nl'b and
the eom nitff i- eoniposd i f Mr. Chas.
Feuchter ami Mr. Wa'P-r If. Wo d.
to n; "t with the city council a!)
early date to ,ij-oiis tho matter of
re;ei..i; fb ji y ,re-, i,. rina-" iali
condition. The inetlon was ad.q t -d
Al'lernien Creaney nn.l Mamier in
I'ii-Ih",,! the following f :oii t'on :
Rcolvd: That a two-plank wait-
Ida
1 the vest side Of Hicll
land avenue from Tbii ty -four: a
. ireet hi T!:iit tilth sfroit.
On unit ion ot Aid' ruian K
ih.-
r solution was p tcrre.I to t'ic s'r
comniitti e
ot
Aldcnuiin Meeli.ni movel to
joii'-n. Tlie inofieii was adiqit d
The coo:, oil tl"n ad ionrtie .
ROUT. A. HATCHER,
City CI' rl
,ll
DOG TAX NOTICE.
1 p i v ae for every di.fr brouel.t
e hi i.lqiiarters. tbaf tax Is not
tn 1 I
l'.ll
lt.J
on. v. lildi win be hilled accord
to law.
JOHN r. HUE HAN,
tUcet Supervisor.
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC JITS
p.,ll linn rarn duo to leave 8cond tst. gi
iLil I.lllC ,1,,-th on i titii uier.'ial Avi
evury 10 h.Iio.iUm from tin. m. tu II ji. in.
(minx iiorui.ou Walnut St.uvcry lo minute,
from I j :us a. m to ID: t p. in.
nr.nl.. Ct lti.A
I 0IfI3r M. LIUC
Ilnlbrook Ave. car du
tu louve r uurl rit. V"
Inn north uu llelbro d: at &;-j7: .?; 6:i't tir7
7:ii a.m. ami on the Kame mluult every boui
. B:'.u;i.i;. ttiM and 71 a. m. and on samentD
utij.vrt' lioi:r intttt torn and 114 . m.
j IVj.lnr t. urs rtim to pass Hi. Mary's pari"
1 15 minuti. after l.-av Inn riwojid tst.
D.II ISr.r. (lul fnwn north on Walnut
. 3-, Mm h:S0 p.m. I'lJM a.
in.: i:") a. in.; 2:; a. ru.; 8:H a. m.; .-:-i0 a. m.;
oiti a. in.
N.irih op Commercial 12 p. m. la. m. it
in. .1 v ic. 4 a. m. 6 a. m.
Hi lt and owl cars aredue to pass Was
Thtrty-luurth Ht. 10 nilnult after Iravlu
' .
is iiodooD
For So:-iz fjivIivrs '
OfJBl'S rr. v.r Lfzb'.A CH-
Statioshi r ybr.iAr.?-
A'ACCDfKWSjbAxtZX-
rovrO.v lie Hay bclv
'vrssj fccru foiK-irs
YouGs'iArfc'io.VoT ,
prices mrm easy reach
OF ANY MJSIM'SS. LET IS
Ql'OTE YOU.
THE BULLETIN CO.
nnr ir.
iron lyiouniain fty. ;
Jan. 11, 1909.
Trains at Cairo, III.
Departures
SutJt Leaves dully
Nn. LSI Leaves daily
... 7:10 a.m
... 3,40 p.m.
Arrivals
No, t:t(i Arrives daily 11::) a.m.
No. t il Arrives il.niy 7:3U p.m.
A rrlvalN and departures from wharfboat foot
of Kttjlitli Nlret-t.
J. F. LI IY.
Ajjent,
ma lot Unulietmcii, Opiac
, Morphea K
tw 'rcsrrrir
imOJcaiid. "i-irsrC2J' lwirit. in
i
niin'ois CEfvncA.1
One way Second Class Colonist Ratei
to California and Points in i
the Northwest. i
Los Angeles JHO.5'1
San Fratisclso 30.53!
San Diego 30.iV),
Portland, Ore 33.75!
Sen tile. Wash C 33.7.V
Spokane, Wash 33.75
Correspondingly low rates to other
points on main lines and branches
In California, Oregon, Washington.
Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia.
Idaho, Mexico, Montana, Nevada New
Mexico and Utah.
Tickets on sale dally during th"
months of March and April, 10011.
Every
Jp. m.,
: Cairo,
Monday on train No. 1 at (i.00
through tourist sleeper leaves
tunning via New Orleans and
. Sou'hern
Pacific H. R. to Lou Angeles
nnd San Francisco.
For full information apply to J.
II. Jones, Ticket Agent, Central
I 'n ion Station, Cairo, 111.
A. II. HANSON, P. T. M.
S. G. HATCH, G. P. A.
Chicago I'd.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to March 1, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTtt
Trains Leave Calre:
1:05 a. m. Pally Chicago Vestibule
Limited, arriving ChlcsSo 11:S8 a. m.
2:23 a. m.. Pally St. Louis Nl.ht
United, arriving St. lxu!s 7:0S a. m.
Slerptig car open at 8:16 p. m.
6:00 fl. m., Chicago DUy ITin-e?s
except Snndiy.
5:00 a. m., PL I-eu!t Iferrlff T-t-.iretiR,
except Sunday.
11:15 a. m., St. Iv.vts Fast Ma!l
11:15 a. n., Chief to Mid dT r;'1'-!al
2:30 p. m., Da'ly St. Ixmls IJ'El!d.
2:3S p in., Af.errioiti Hxi-rsfi for
Odin, rfflneham, Mattonti. Chm-s,Icn
5:0 p
7:1S p.
p'efi
, Thebrj A'fOTTTodlt'on,
C'!.-?r and
f:30 a. m McipMs and NaabTH'f.
3:30 a. n., Mtrpbls and New Or
leans I,!tnlt(l.
8:00 a. m., Padnrah aad LouIstMIs.
1:41 p. m., I'sUy Vnt'Bla a4 Nw
Oricansi.
1:41 p. m. Da!!? NasTti!. CJtl
nooca and Atlanta.
4:30 p. mn FultoB Ae eowmo4atio.
5:50 p. m., Padurah ard Iou!sYllle.
:0C p. rr Moiibls an Ne 0
ieins St'crlsl.
tor trirenrfi t'reti, Ucp-.is; car
arcnnuiirdntions an 1 fnrlhrr Inform,
t'en apply at Ill'noU Central 1'sMfB
jer Station, Calr.o PI
J. H. JONES, TieVit Atnt.
t. A. HATCH, G. Pi A.
A. H, HAN ION, rasa. Traffic 3'.
I
i
SMITH BROTHERS'.
THE BIG STORE
1300-2 WASHINGTON, AVENUE
Dealers in everything that Is good to
Eat, Use and Wear. Exclusive Agents
for BLANKE'S Celebrated Coffee.
Alexander
ouiity National
Bank
Commercial Avenue and Eighth St
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capital 1100,000
Surplus 100,000
OFFICERS
Buder President
Feuchter Vice President
Galligan Cashier
Spencer Assistant Cashier
E. A.
Chas.
J. H.
Frank
Accounts of corporations and Individ
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished, to any part of the world.
Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
STRICTLY A
Capital
Surplus ........
SAVINGS BANK
$50,000
150,000
OFFICERS
Buder President
Patler ...Vice President
Galligan Cashier
e. a.
Frank Spencer Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
J. H. Galligan
C. O. Patter
C. V. Neff
E. A. Buder
Trios. Boyd
Wm. Kluge
Chas Feuchter
D .S. Lansden
N. B. Thistlewood
George Parsons
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Cairo City, Transfer Line
Successor to Stoltz & Walters
J. H. KIERCE, Prop.
All kinds of Hauling Done Promptly.
Both Phones 123
1111 Washington Ave, Cairo. Illinois..
li ugni
i fCMTRAI R P
ILLINUta
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
VIA BIRMINGHAM
Columbus, Albany and Waycross, In eon
nnotloD with the Central of Ooortjla Ky. and
tho Atlantic Coast Line. On and after Ocl
otier 18th from Chicago, a
THROUQH8LEEPlNaCAR
will be run from
Chicago to Jacksonvills ,
via the abovt) route, leaving chlcaise dally at
7 p. no, on the slevplng car section (coacb
Miction consolidated with slipping car soctloo
at Carbondato, leaving. Chlc&ro atfi.tiO p. u.f
of tho Ltmliud train for the Isouth, arriving
at nirmlnnham 3:15 p.m. nest day and a
Jacksonville at 70 the second mornlni
Mullet Library Car out of Chicago and
DinlngCars Serving all Meals EnRoati
Iilrect connections at Jacksonville for ail
points In Klorlda and for Steamships for
Cuba and Nassau,
Tickets, reservations, Information, train
time and rates may be had of your local agent
S. O. HATCH, ii. P. A., Chicago, 111.
A. II. HANSON, P. T. M Chicago, 111.
MOBILE & JHI0 R. R
Corrected to March 1, 1909.
Time Tralna st
CAIR9
NerthkenRsI
Express, Dally, Iv
Express, Dally, Iv
No.
No.
,.1.50
1:17
p.m
a.m
lesrthaeeM
Express, Daily, Iv
Na.
No.
1:
,..l;
p.m
a.m
Express, Daily,
Iv.
I. H, iONEt, Tlskrt Afl
River Transportation
Lee Line Steamers
For Memphis and Way landings
SADIE LEF.
Leaves Every Fridays, 3 p. in.
rtTERS IFF
Leaves Monday, Mar. I, 5 p.m.
For Freight and Passage afP'y
H3llirliy - Phillips Wharfboat, Cairo
ROBERT E. LEE. C. BOURNE.
General Manager. G.F.4 P.A
General, Offices, 4 South Front Street
Memphis. Tenn.