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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1010.
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mechanism ai4 the e'eotrlcal efforts by the -Insitmncq company, ..Thosti
were superior to those of any prodne- nscnts who attend a.e-of Utc nisi;
ti-ou of Faust ever seen hero. It is employer in th!-- district that have
certainly a good company, aided by earnci me rowum, ci mem.
verv effective settimr an.T median-1 Th' local office itiirini; the
ismV -.loimuii i Kansas Citv.i Kanst of Si'pciinttM.'cnt l'oml
ALEXANDER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ALEXANDER COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Capital Surplus Undivided Profits
8100,000.00 8100,000.00 821,000.00 850000.00 850000.00 812000.00
Organized July 1, 1887 Organized July 11889
DEPOSITS DEPOSITS
As shown by reports o Comptroller of Currency As shown by reports to Auditor of Illinois
September 30,1889, . $222,267.47 August 12,1889, . . $145,325.58
October 2, 1894, . 237,023.41 August 8, 1894. . . 207,254.40
September 7, 1899, . 389,521.64 September 8, 1899, . . 352.077.63
September 6,1904, . 748,911.64 September 8, 1904, . . 624,241.29
September I, 1909, . 959,326.20 September 2, 1909, . . 748,115.05
january 31, 1910, $1,034,331,44 January 31,1910, . $781,450,11
will he .seen at the Cairo opera house
next-Friday nisht, .March 11. Prices
."i, f, ), 75c aiul $t.
charge of
Maugie W
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will he in
Misxoa
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V.iar'.otte Kloo am!
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following concerning Miss Palfour
who is to appear in Cairo, Tuesday, Cairo Merchant yiii Locate
March Slh with the Concert Co., at "Golden West" Take Stock
C01NC TO PORTLAND
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the opera lums'o: The greatest en
thusiasm followed . Miss Pall'our'.s
numbers, and each one called for t
return, hut in only one instance did
an
Frank (1.
cf HciiEfihold Effects.
!!iirnudster
man a riit
the , well
dry Roods
the Knlmtit e:vi an encore: this fol- known lumber
lowed her wonderful Interpretation of merchant at 2!H1 Commercial ave--The
Crv of Rachel," bv Mary Tur- nue is peri)arins to leave Cairo for
ner-Salter. This was a double num- Cortland, Oregon, wldcit place will
her, the fir.-t. being Ward Stevens' he his future home and whore he will
"The Nightingale." The encore s conduct a 'dry .goods store. He has
the wni? that appeals to every heart, chartered two cars which he is. load
"The last Rose of Summer," and it- in with the stock of Roods and
cif r.,.,.lvp,l a:.:inm nrununtinsr to household furniture. Mr. Ilurmelsier
a recall.
Watch
To'fgery.
show windows at Keih'
some weeks ago made
tr'p west and returned
with th.e dot iTiiinyS'on to
iro c to Portland. .
a prospectiio;
ist week
make tlic
ri GELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,
OF-FIOERS
? A BUDER, Fresidciit CBAS. FEUCMTKR, Vue-Prcsident C. 0. PATIER, Vice-President
J. II. GALLIC AN, Cashier FRANK SPENCER. Asst. Cashier
E. A. BUDER
WM. KLUGE
T1I0S. BOYD
I). S. LANSDEN
DIRECTORS
CHAS. FEUCHTER
C. V. NEFF
J. II. GALLIC AN N. B.
GEO. PARSONS C. O.
TIIISTLEWOOD
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H0N-0ATH0LI0 MISSION BEGINNING TOMORROW
Proposed to Be Conducted by Knights
of Columbus-AIso to Celebrate
. St. Patrick's Day.
At a special mcrtiiiK of the Knights
cf Columbus, which will be held this
afternoon at St. Joseph's hall .trie
question of conducting a nonlCathod
niifslom in ' Cairo will be discussed.
These , mission? have been he!d tn
many of the lai-fee cities and have
proven successful and very intcre.-t
inp;. At this meeting will also be
discussed the question of pnrticipat
:ng jointly with the Ancient Ordor cf
Hibt rninns in celebrating; St. Pat
rick's Day.
The entertainment committee has One-fifth of the standard day rat"
provided tables, checker board!1, 1 will he chargc-l for each additional
cards-, -ncwsiiapcw, ( te., fef f- - ten word:-, or lew. It- is expected that
KniRhtx' amusement. The- hall will 'this new service will he taken advant.
New Special Nigbt Letter Service
Wilt he in Operation by West
ern Union Company.
The new m'tht letter service of the
Western Cnion Telegraph Company
will be inaugurated Monday, March 7,
ae,cottUiis to tmtr.u:::l'.ation received
by Manager ,T. Ciade of the lore! ;
office.-
. This new st rvi;.- ". ! :" a s;:t?ini na
ture, and ty' r.ie ierais in ;. rnliadt
td by the company nny pcro tnay
send fe won'.s cr h ks at. a cc..-t s in
ilar to the amount chareed for sc.n.i
inp, ten word at the n v'-'ar ",l.v rate.
men.
he open every Sunday afternoon fromiase of to a large extent by Imsitie
t;ow until the autumn
POLICE- CHAHCES
CE3 DENIED ,11
f BY J. M. CURTIS
LONGS" VS. "SHORTS'
Presbyterian Men's Bible .Class to
Have Another Spirited Con
test This Morning.
i Editor of The Bulletin: ! notice in
the Citizen that Chief Kgan says he
was absent during part of the exam'.
nip.iloii of me after my arrest. - It is
my desire to say that Is wholly and
absolutely false of tiie firs'l water.
The whole matter is no more nor no
less' than a police '"frame up-' insti
rated by ririvata lnd;v:;uais and ex
ecuted hy ex-Officer Casey who is at
jirescnt off of the force.
As for my trailing anyone it is a
lie, i I have-endeavored to attend to
my own business while in Cairo audi be given next month.
have alhgncd myself with no ellipse
or faction. I have no desire to be an.
thing more thaii a law abiding citi
i:en which I have always tried to lie
at 'all places I have resided. I am
very sorry that this notiriety has
arose, but will say that I am not to
blame, 'and ask the citizens of Cairo
to Tiold their judgment until they can
see the ri;;Iit.
Kcspc-d fully. Watch
J. M. CCRTIS. 'loKirery.
There- will be another interesting
contest this morning between the two
rival teams in the Men's Bible Class
of the Presbyterian church. It is a
contest between the "Ixmgs" and the
"Shorts" under able leadership, to
see which shall pay for a banquet -to
Only two Sun-
lays remain alter today in which to
decide who shall be tup winner. The
two parties are now very close to
fccther and there is no tellins which
will come out ahead.
Safety razor- blades sharpened, 2'
cuts each. C. A. Petit, l'02.j Was:
isbow windows at Heib's
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Men's Bible Clar, of the First M. E.
Sunday-school Arranging for
Interesting Meeting.
At a meeting last evening of the
executive committee of the Men':!
Iliblo Class of the Methodist Sunday
school It was decided to celebrate
the first anniversary of the organisa
tion of the class which date will be
Sunday afternoon at 2:Utt o'clock,
March 20th, same to be held at the
church. A special program will he
given under the direction of the de
votional committee. Messrs. W. M.
Hurt, Dr. Wilson and Professor Clen
ileuen. The social eoninfttee; Messrs.
Pryor, Randolph and Boyd wilt at
tend to the matter of publicity. This
class while only one year old has
been the means of bringing into ex
istence big classes at Mounds, Mound
City, Vienua and Padueart. as well as
two other classes in local Sunday
schools.
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$&&r EXPERIENCS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Sal io, Alexander County, llllnoi.
Papulation 18,147.
Mayor, nEOUGlS PARSONS. ''.'
Clerk, II. A. MATCHER.
Treasurer. FRANK B . ARM
STRONG. City Attorney, HUNTER UntD.
Comptroller, ERNEST NORDMAM.
Magistrnt.3, ANDREW WrHITCAMP.
Chief of Police, M. S.-EGAN. "
Alexander County, Population 27,461.
County C'erk; JESSE E. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED D. NELLIS.
Slates Attorney, ALEX M. WILSOV
County Superintendent of Schools,
PROP, S. E. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, W. D. LIP"
3IT.
Coroner, DR. J AS. M'MANUS.
Board of County Commissioner.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
C. V. NEFF.
DR. EDWIN CAUSE.
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ATTEND CONVENTION
Representatives of Metropolitan Life
Insurance Cc. Go to St. Louis
in Special Car Mo-,day.
, A sueclal car on the liliuoi- ("cn
tral wiil leave Cairo tomorrow iiiovn
iug at 2 o'clock for Kt.. IjruiU enrry
iag twenty-two roiHsentatives ot
the Metropolitan I.n- Ifirur.i,'' Co.
to th." tri-eanw! cun-,-'.ittcn of the
coinnair. - aeats. which ,h to l.o
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at the Pi. !'!. hotel.
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A new brick l)tiiltlii)(i with Steam
Heat an3 Elfctrio Ights, Centrally
Located. One.bnlf bloe'c of bath house
three blocks of Depot, Posiolli-'o and
Banks.
Room ond Beard 9S to S7 pep
vr.ek. Kocrns $2 and up.
231 1 2 CnacMla Avecu?,
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Holng north.on Walnut Bt.every lRmlBatef
from 6:08 iv. m to W-.iiS p. m.
Pm!flP CI I ln Holtnrook Are. mi da
Ing north on Holhrook: mt 6:57; 8:27; B:iJ;B)7
7:12 a.m. and on 'hesamn mlaatei every no'it
until 10:42 andllili p. ra.
IMnst west on I'weuty-ElehHl Bt. l txtlii
:iy; KM, H:4!i mrt 7:04 a. ra. and on lame mill-
utea nvery taour until 10:H4 and lln)4 p, m.
Poplar Ht. pars due to paiw St. Mary's paf
16 minutes after leaving Heooo-J St
Belt Mae Owl Cars Wp. m.SS
m.: lflO a. m. 1:80 a. m.; t:V3 a. ra.; ijg a ra
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Miss Celia Mavis, with Zinn Comedy Co. at opera house thi3 afternoon and
tonifjht.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,'
Time h the supreme test of all things, and the very
best recommendation of S. S. S. is that ithas stoodalong
test and is now oftener tised, and has the confidence of a
greater htatber of people than any father blood medicine.
' The blood is the vital forced life; the health -preserving
element and motive power of the system. Every or
jran, nerve, muscle, tissue and sinew of the body is de
pendent directly on the blood for nourishment and
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rich, it furnishes to these different members the health
ful properties needed to sustain and enable them to per
form their Various duties. So long as the Wood remains
free from infection we are apt to be healthy, but any im
. purity, humor or poison in the circulation affects some
uortion of the central health.
Bad blooa may come from various causes, sucn as siuggisn condition oi
the system, imperfect bowel and kidney action, indigestion, etc., or the
trouble may be inherited, but whatever the source the blood must be puri
fied before the body can be healthy. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes,
and the various skin affections show that the blood is in a feverish condition
as the result of some humor, or the presence of an irritating, fiery acid.
Rheumatism comes Irom an excess of
uric acid iu the circulation, while Ca
tarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula, and
Contagious Blood Poison, are all deep
seated blood disorders.
S. S. S. is a natural blood purifier
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come Weak and who arosufiering from Anretnia, Malaria or other debilitating
trouble. Hook ou the blood free. TH SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA,
The Zinn C". Will Repeat the ''Prince
and the Girl" Afternoon and
Night Other Plays Coming.
r is of 'that kind that, has served to
carrv the production to success.
Mi
'The Prince mul The rjirl" V.;s
said la, t, year to be the ifr play -in
Finn's repertoire and b.t tw.hi,
when that play was given l-v th
Zinn Company at the Opera II. ic "
every one seemed lo entertain tu"'
fame opinion for Ce coeipnny's p;-es; j
cnt appearance. The piece ws
bristling with wholesome comedy,'
catchy mi sic, beautiful continues aid .
pretty scenic olid electrical effect-.' !
Tonight the play will be repeat -d
as the farewell performance. There
will also be a special matltie of the
same hill this afternoon at 2::ui and
popular prices will prevail.
Wednesday.
. Powell Cohan, the pro
ducers of the celebrated music play,
"The Yankee Doodle Boy," which
comes to the opera house on Wednes
day, Marcli Oth, for matinee and
night, refund anyone's money after
the first act: who doesn't say it is the
bci-t. and most original theatrical ' of
fering thev ever saw.
Desiring to dispose ol alio! last year's
stock of
RAIN
We are making a price oi
each on
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5 mm I
four hole cookers
and broiler
with oven
"Faust" Well Played.
"Faust." the story old, of man's
temptation and his fall, was present
ed at. the Cratid last nlfiht. by Porter
.1. White's Metropolitan company.
The act in;; was
TIME CARD.
Cars M leave Second atreet. Cairn
for Mound City and Mound frsl
Iowa: Flret car leavea t 4:30 a. m.
Second car lesvei at 6 a. m. n
every hour thereafter until 8 p. m.
Last care leave at 9:40 p. m. and
11:!?0 p. m.
JOHN J.0'SBA
PLUMBING
HEATING, WIRING
SEWERIGf
AND GAS FITTING
onwmatBit esoerfully furnth',d, Koth phose
17f)S WfiBhinpfoo Ave.
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.lK0GDSFEVKPilL5 :k!t a Blood Purifier and In buUdtng ui
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' BUItDS Up THE HEALTH.
I have used S. S. S. qnlte exten
sively, and know it to be the boat
of blood purifiers. It is vegetable,
a you claim, and does not injure
th avatotn in the loast, but on
the contrary bnilds up the (reneral
health while ridding- the blood of
all poisona and impurities. I feel
better in every way sino taking
wmiii madidine. and am firm in the
opinion that it is all you claim for
it in the cure of blood troubles.
716 Willow St., Ibenon, Pean.
of the
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Henri La Bnnti,
A letter from 10. it. K roofer,
Kroecer School of Mn-ie, l.t.
to N. W. Cox of Mils cilv,
March -I, hiivh:
"In reply to your letl -r, I would
vhite that I am nciinai'ited w 1 li
Henri I.aHonll. lie poc.'-.i-is;, 'n i-P-li,
hrilllnnt tenor voice, and kwsu with
Hreat dramatic f-rvoc. lie will prove
tlioroiiBiiiy vecepfa'ule lo yoiir pub
lie, I aff sure." .
" Thursday Night.
"The Hitnsfi of a Thousand Candles"
which will be given at the Cairo
opera house Thursday, March 10th, is
a drama that unfolds a story of rare
stage character in equally rare snr
l'oundlnKS. Tbern Is a stamp of nov
elty on each scene hihI incident,.'-' Its
woirdncKs Hiinplv compepi nttoniini)
while its myrtery lightened by laufh
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Diamonds on Credit
Hotter tiuirt keeping your mon
ey in a lituik. I'rices of dia
monds li.! v! duui'led ill the
hist 10 yi'sirs "and liny" will
doul lo ng.-tiii in the n xt 5
yeatf. A t-ma!) :i vinoitt" down
nn 1 ,!- fraall j:iyine it weekly
or monthly u.tid en.jiy the
jh fisuro and KUcccsfff'til up pen r
niHe of venring a diamond.
Cnll up to our ollice and look
over the diUort'iit si.ts and
styles of mountings to - select
from. Aliso a complete ljne of
watches and jewelry ou easy
payments.
Cairo CrediUewplffs
BOD Commercial Ave., up stairs.
Home phono 791 W, 2 rings.
If you can not call phone in and
our ajrent will call at; your homo
and fhow samples.
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.JH Ohio .St!. Cairo, 111,
Roard nzC Hoom$4.00 aad f 1.5 3
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Mel I3 ctn end' 23 crnli.
Capital $100,000.00
SURPLUS $22,000.00
Courteous treatment, careful investments and perinanent advancement h tli p Hey of litis
Hank. , We solieit your business and assure polite, prompt, ellicient Bervieo.
OrFIOBRS
EGBERT A. SMITH, President.
15. E. COX, Cashier.
Kghert A. Smith
Daniel Ilartmau,
E. 0. Pink,
W. I' (illlN'S TlCM), Viee-PrcHidf iit
Q. E. DECIvWirU, Ass't Cashier.
DIRCOTORS
W. F. Grinstead,
M. J. Howley,
. T. J. Kerth,
F. Tiechman,
P. J! Nassauer,
Oscar I.'' Herbert.'-
OSTEOPATHY!
D. A. STEVENS, M. D. D. 0.
Specialist In Chronic Diseases.
712 Uom'l Ave. Phono 111
CAIRO. III,.
Poor Economy.
One of the' requests for a patent
received In the patent office of Ger
many was for a device for innklnK
one's own matches. With the aid of
it. nnyone can, by five hours' work,
cave six or seven cents!
1 ne urano. ' '
. Irate Customer Sen here! That stu
dent lamp you sold me a week ago la
no good. It won't work. Healer Beg
pardon, sir, I ought to have told you
it was a college student lamp. Puck.