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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State Of Ininois, Alexaiidsr eouatg. SIS. Conn
ty Court Of Alexander ounty J o the October
Term, a. ID. 1865. Benia y in r. Thompson adj
minissTatorof the estate af Ransom IN mp
son. deceased W.. Thomas Thompson, Dora
Hogg Charles Johnson William Johnson,
Essic Parrost Edward Braehar ANA Nancy
Furgers0ns Petition I'd sel xsatl cstatb to psy
debts. Affidavit ~ the Bpn-residence on
Thomas Thomps u, Dora HGgg, Char es u hn
son, william JDhnaon, kssie Farrgtt Edward
Bracher and SaBC Fnfgersun Observation-Disclosures
named having been filed IN the ofiice ofthe
clerk of the counsy court OF AZ Wander coun-
W, notice is hereby given 70 the said Thomas
Thompson, ID ra Hngg, Churies5chnsou, Will
lam johnson Essi@ pasgott Edward Hracher,
ynd Naneg Brahsn thst tbs said plaintiff
Bpniamin III Thompson, administrator 0f the
estate Of Ransom Thompson, decreased, has
filed his petitien i'd the said county court ~
Alexander county, for an order to sell the
premises belonging to the estate Of said de-
ceased or SO much OF u as may D. needed to
pay the debts OF said deceased, and described
rs follows, to-wit: Al OF lots numbered seven
n eight 49, nine faj ten 10y eleven fiIl aud
twelve (ial III block numbered one az. Lots
numbered seven lsA eight 49, nine t9l ten tl0l
eleven IN land twelve i2l in block numbered
tw0 III except that part OF said lots heretofore
conveyed az righto way TO the Eastern Illinois
and Missour Railway company by deed dated
NAV I2t H. 1899. aud recorded in ONCE Of record \
er or deedsfin and for said Alexander county,
in book 80 OF deed reco ds, on page 374. Also
three 1871. Also lots numbered five thl and six
is in block numbered four / Also lots mum
bered one Il two t2I three 81 four E4 FIVE [5l
six l6l seven eight 5. nine p ten l0i elev-
en- TIT and tA elye ll2j In block numbered FIVE
Ilsl 10 numbered one al two I2 three 81
four IA Eve 1871 six 81 seven III eight 1871 nine
l9l ten !l0l eleven MI and twelve t2l in nlocx
numbered six e3 ali Of said lots being in the
town Of Santa re. In county Of Alexander and
state of illinois, and that summons hos been
issupd ont of this court agaiustyoa. returrable
ut tho October Term. A. -. 1905, OF saidcvurt,
10 be holden on the first Monday Of October,
ID. 1905, at thc cont house in cairo; IN Alex
auder county, Iilinoi Now, unless you, the
defendants, shall personally be and appear
before said county court Of Alexander co.tnty,
on tha first day Of the term thereof, tobe hold
al al cairo In said county, on the hrat NJ Ion day
of October, 1905, and plead. answer or denur
10 the said cornpIainants petition, siied there.
a. tine same and the matters and things there
Ia charged and stated. will b. taken as con
| fessed and decree entered against you ac-
cording 10 the prayer OF said bill
Cairo, Illinois, august z. 1905.
JESSIE Il. MILLER, clerk.
Hunter Bird, oomplts Solicitor.
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MASTERS SALE.

State ~ Illinois, Alexander Comfy. IS. Alex
ander county circuit court In the matter
OF Patrick II. MeBaven, Nellie J. Bunch and
Loueia Linson Us. j. Scott McRayen,
Irene Mitchell, Jane Sinsehaugh, Pilgrim Nc
Raven, Corwia MeRaven. Ella McRaven, Ren-
tanin Mc2aven, Mack McRaven, Curtis ne
Raven, Mary McR. CotleF ana Illinois 'entrsl
Railroad Company. On bill for partition AID
assignment Of dover. Public notice is hereby
given. that ia pursuance OF 3 decretal order
entered In the above entitled cause. in said
court, on the nth day OF July, A. D. 1905, l.,
Walter Warder Master in hancery fer said
court, on Saturday the 9Th day of August, A.
d. 1895 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, shall sell at public auction tn the highest
bidder, for cash at the sonthwestersy door OF
the court house in the city " cairo, lit sAiA
county, the following described real estate,
situate in the county OF Alexander and state
OF Illinois, to wit;
North East qua ter Of the North East quarter
Of section Nine t9}, Township Fourteen III.
south Range Three 49,, West OF the 1hitd
Principal Meridian in Alexander county, iii.
nois except Two f2l scres heretofore conveyed
BY Ell zabeth J. AcRayen to Thomas ". Me-
Raven, by deed. dated January list, 1885, res
corded in Book IA Of DEEDS on page s03 OF tine
rec yFds in the Office of the Rccorterof alexan-
der county, Illinois, and also except Al acres
heretofore conveyed BY her to Patrick n. Nc
Raven. BY deed, dated April 18th, 1855. record
ed in Book II of Deeds aforesaid ON Page 1863
thereof,
Lot humber Five O.. in the south East quar-
ter OF the south East quarter OF Section Nine
t9l aforesaid, contaia Jag ixteen ti51 acres,
The South East quarter Of the North East
quarter Of section Nine 90 aforesaid. except
Two t2l acres in the North East corner thereof
running from said North asst corner ~path 70
the railroad ard from said North East Garner
West far enough To make said Two ri acres,
and also except the right ~ way Of tine llliapis
Central Railroad Snlp@nv One Hundred fIg0)
feet IN width dascribe1 in deed made nv
Elizabeth ]. Ael2assn To said Illinois Central
Railroad Company, dated October 25th, 1887
recorded Ia rock 50 Of Deeds on page 80 OF the
retUras I'M the ufgieeof the Recoraer Of Alex.
ander county, Illinois,
| Lot numb II One (il ia thu North East quart
| er III the south Hast Gnarter on section Nine
| ~ aforesaid except the right OF way of the
! Illinois Central Railroad Company One Hun
dred iO0) feet in width described HI decd
made by II ixsheth Msltas EN- 10 said Illinois
| Central Railroad Company, dated October
\ 18th, 1887, recorded III Book % Ut Deeds on
I page 210 OF the records in the Office Of the Re-
( corder of Alexander county, Illinois. together
/ with AL and singular the tencments and
/ heredit ments thereunto belonging.
WALTER WARpER,
| Master in Ghancery
| August 49, A. o. 1905.
MI. David 4. Lansden, Solicitor for complain
1 ants.
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PITCHED GRAND BALL
TOO, AND ALLOWED THE TER
RlsLE INDIANS ONLY ONE
CLEAN HiT-olp CHIEF
s LLOYD IN THE BOX.
rHE OFFICIAL STANDING.
Where They Play Today.
paducah at Cairo.

The Mud WALLPAPERS took yestepiay $
game from the Indians after hard
fought battle. Up to the eighth inning
If looked as though Cairo was going
to be shut out, when with two men
out and Marie at third, Blackburn
knocked a high fly to Bohannon, who
misjudged the ball and let II drop.
Marie scoring the first run.
In the ninth inning Taafe went to
bat and walked on Lloyd. Gerarla
sacrificed, Taafe going to third. Bltty
hit safe TO left, scoring Taafe and the
winning run.
Bittrolff was there with the spit
ball, only allowing the Indians one
clean hit and one sacrifice, while the
WALLPAPERS took five hits off of Lloyd's
delivery.
Yesterdays game was a good one,
bur the attendance was very small
The Indians only run was made in
the first inning, Cairo making three
errors.
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The SLACK vomit.

1T is not true thar the black Fomit
is the vomiting OF the patients liver
Black vomii is a product OF eNuded
disorganized blood combined with It's
sue wastes from the stomach. It
comes on in the latter part of the dis
ease and indicates AN extremely grave
hut net necessarily fatal termination.
Recovery from yellow fever is us
ually rapid. and it fortunate termina-
ton In the continued life of the pa
tient differs from typoid. in that there
are no after effects. such rs follow
typhus fever However. the mortal
ity is greater. In the present epidemic
l.. New Orleans you viii observe that
our OF every 100 persons attacked Is
nave died"
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BR|TT-NELSON
BOUT C|NCHED
AFTER A LONG WRANGLE THE
MATCH is FINALLY MADE.
THE DANE GRANTING EVERY
CONCESSION.

San Francisco, Cal Aug. i2-Afger
wrangling over sh.ee hours and grant
ing every conceivable concession Billy
Nolan, Battling Nelson's manager slc-
ceeded in inducing Jimms Bitt to sign
articles TO fight Nelson foity-fiye or
more rounds under the auspices Of the
Colma clue on ssi,' the match had
been hargi fire for several weeks.
and had not Nolan gone further than
any fight manager ever Vent 8 se-
cure the match. 1t yoald have fallen
through at the last mouieat
The Britts. Jimmie and Willie re.
peatedly stated thai they woull never
give Nelson a retaru fight while under
Nolan's management, hut the cahfor.
MIA fight public demanded the boys
meet again and practically forced
James Edward to attach his signature
to the coaicil. Stung TO the quick by
the adverse criticism wacn nad been
hurled at him, Jummy came down
from his high horse and proposed a
fifty round fight pa condition there
me eide bet of $4,000 aud the vim
| ner take the entire purse, to which
Nolan readily agreed.
| Britt. however, would not aceepg
Jim Coffrcih,s purse Of 100000, but
wanted IS per cent o. the gross re,
ceipis unless the 65 per cont would
amount to the size Of tie purse Of
fered. Coffroth would no. guarantees
that, bur Nolan agreed To split hall
1.-THE responsibility for $21,uJ0. thereby
guaranteeing Britt $4,000 in order to
clinch the match. This was an un
heard Of concession, but Nolan is %
confident his protege can beat Jimmy
he would agree to anything.
According to the conditions Of tlle
match, Nelson will take chance On
/ 65 per cent and accepted $4,000 for hi;
share in the pictures. Britt will figh
for G5 per cent with guarantee d
$4,000 and a third interest in the pic
ture privilege.
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Fast Fieldino.
SHE SLEEPS STANDING uPs
Aged Cleveland Woman Has Done
This for Twenty Years.

800 Ut WGtthy EdtS.
For twenty years Mary Dtckerson, a.
domestic In the family Of Mrs. R. Fl
Smoot, has slept at night leaning
against a wall while standing on her
feet. says a Cleveland special to the
Kansas City journal, Her case has
Just come to the knowledge Of the
local physicians and has created
much interest.
Mrs. Dickerson is 20 years Of age, n
small woman, but exceedingly strong
and wiry for one of her years. she
informed the physicians that for more
than fifty years she was addicted to
the use OF morphine, but has cured
herself of the habit through becom-
Ing converted at a religious revival.
Its this way. she said When
took the dope | had the most terrible
dreams. The more morphine took
the worse the dreams got 7 found
that when | took the dope and went
10 bed | would dream Of falling into
hells fire or going through the worst
fortunes. Just couldn't stand II. sud
lid have to get nil and take more dope.
couldn't afford that. | had inst
money enough 70 buy little OF the
stun at time and couldn't afford to
lake II day and night So started to
sleep in chair That was better.
but the dreams still came. and so
started to sleep standing up. Then
had no bad dreams, and I've kept il
UP ever since | couldn't sleep In
bed now ii wanted to.
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Case of slackmaiI.

"Reginald." e0nhdod she. and there
was quaver of fear in her voice, I'm
afraid papa will never consent 10 our
marriage"
"oh. yes, he Will said her lover,
confidently ~in fact, don't see how
he can refuse
But dearest, fear lie dislikes you.
Haven't you noticed how he seizes on
every preteAt To avoid you Of lste?'
That's all right He borrowed siO
Of me a couple OF weeks ago. Cheer
un. loyey. we've got The old gentle
nan where We want him now"
And in truth it did seem so.-Cleve-
land Leader.
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COUNTERFEIT EASY TO SEE.
Reflection Of Light Pointed It Out to
Expert


I'VE have man in this Office" re-
marked one Of the officials OF the
treasury department the other day,
who is without peer anywhere in
the country when it conres 70 spotting
a counterfeit coin His faculty for tell
ing the spurious product has been de-
veloped to remarkable degree. He
gave an illustration Of his skill the
ether day. On that table In the cor
ner there We're piled up couple hun
dred halfdollars. Apparently they
were all sound and genuine speci.
mems from the government mint Our
expert walked into the room, and,
giving one glance at the pie of halves.
twenty-five feet distant, Ire quietly re
marked
There's counterfeit In that
stack.
He then stepped up to the table
and pulled coin from out of the
middle of the pile. II was tested and
found to be spurious. asked the
man to tell how he discovered the
counterfeit.
4" BY the reflection OF the light he
replied. The rays cast from that
coin were wholly different from those
sent out by The other pieces. Tha,
coin stood out as distinctly from tho
rest as bloodred poppy in fielt
OF white Brooklyn Eagle.
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During the winter Just past Japan,s
generals along the Shaho spent their
time variously. Gen, Nodzu," accord.
ing to Japanese newspapers. studied
calligraphy Gen, Kuroki kept barn.
yard fowls. During the HeikautaI en-.
gagement Gen Kodama scarcely slept
at all for q whole week, but did not
seem one whit the worse for his ex.
perience." Gen, Oyama was reported
as being "the same robust merry.
hearted gentleman as ever"
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"OTTAWA AND MONTREAL VIA

OTTAWA AND MONTREAL VIA
THE RIDEAU LAKES AND OTTA
WA RIVER. No "a Of the New York
Centrals 9FoHT-TEacS Series de
seri6es The beautiful country between
Kingston and Ottawa. Ontario, along
the route of tbs Rideau Lakes and
River Il Is filled with beautiful IL
Illustrations and a fine map of this
beautiful resort section of ontaria
For copy send a two-cent stamp To
George II. Daniels. General Passenger
Agent, Grand Central Station, New
York.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to March 5th, 1905.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
St. Louis s Chicago

RFTrains leave Cairoi
1888 3. m. Daily Chicago vestIbul,
Isimited arriving In Chicago st 1880 o.. m
connecting with afternoon trains for all poiotl
east aud ncrth.
2;2o q. m. Daily IT. Lonts Night Limited
arriving in st. Louis ut 7,OS 3. m, connectint
Ct Union Station for al points west Sleepins
cars open at 9;45 p. IN.
5:i5 a. m*, Chicago Daylight Express
except Sunday, makes all stops between Cslr
and Chicago, arriving In Chicago at $3.50 p. M
5:I5 a. M. st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday. arriving in St. Louis At it:F
making al stops.
IL $50 .. M. st. Louis Fast Mail, arrIv
ing in st. Louis st 6:0H p. m.
1880 u. IN. Chicago Midday Specia /
arriving in Chieago, 1851 D. nl.r
2:32p. m. Daily st. Louis Limited, mr..
irving In Sc. Louis at :Ss y. M, connecting
Union Station for ansas City, Omaha, Den
YER, San Francisco and all points west.
2.32 p. N. Fast Express for 0ain, Ei
bingham, Nation, Tolona, Champaign, Chi
cASro
8t10p. N. Thebes accommodation,
500 D. m. Chicago md Eastern En-
prcsn arriving III Chicago at S;a5 q. NJ Indian
spcils T;z5 Cincinnati, lg:SS q. M, Buffalo, So
., M. New York 1850 q. m. Sleeping carE
Chicago,
passengers cities shoaid bear IN Mn,
tia tae Illinois GentrSi ia the quickest snut,
by many hcnrs, leaving Cairo at S:05 p. "a. auf
arriving in New York ~ 80 the second morn
ing.
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Big -Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

indianapolis, Muncie. Cincinnati,
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland ard
points In Ohio. iddlana ans Illinois.
Through sieepers from at. Loula 10
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains leave Cairo AZ Follows:
No. 2--6.00 a. m. Eastern mail and
express. Mt Carmel vIncennes, Pa
lis, Danville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
With the famous Knickerbocker spec
lal.
No. 2---s:0e p. m. Mall and sxpren
C2rmi, Evansville. vincennes, Indi.
anapolia, louisville. Chicago. Terre
Haute and Cincinnati. Local sleeper
from vincennes to Indianapolis s.Ss
0. m, 100 .. m.
No SA--LocaI accommoda alton
Mound City. Grand Chain and Vienna
Trains Arrive at Cairo NJ Follows:
No. 55--5:l0 a. IN. Vienna and
Cairo accommodation.
No 3--12:15 p. m. Vincennes and
Cairo mall and express.
No. 9-7:30 D. M, Danyllle and
cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday. Tof
tull information and particulars M
70 rater, tickets, limits, etc, call OF
write Elner Smith, ticket agent, J
NJ. Stone, II. p. A., Cairo, Ill. G. r
Miilssry. A. O. p. A.. IT. Lenis- Ma
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Account Conventions, Meetings, Etc.
Portland, Ore. and return.
Lewis and Clark Centennial Tick
cts on sale until Sept. 30, 1905.
Denver, Col. and return.
Very low rates. Tickets on sale
June 20 to July 4; August ii, ~,
10. IA; August 20 to September 4
Summer tourist Excursion rates are
also available to the many Summer
Resorts in the different sections Of
tho United States and Canada
For full information and particulars
az TO rates, tickets. etc. call on
agents "T3ig Four Route" or address
the undersigned. M
Warren u. lynch, Gent p. a r. At,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION

t3 III ttA4sI ltINFAJI4 AslN r. iJ 10 EMFHI@
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT.
LAN'rA, JACKSONVILLE, SA-
VAENAH, yICKSBURa
ard JACKSONVILLE.
2:Ob n. m. .'The Dixie Flyer.'' Memphis
Nashville and Jacksonville,
$40 3. NJ. Memphis and New o rlezna Limit
ed via Memphis, arriving in Memphis at S:Ii
q. IN. and New Orleans 7 :i5 p. IN.
500 a. M. Padueah and ouisvilie.
I;A0 p. Iu., daily, Memphis and New orlean
Fast Mail arriving In Memphis Mt ?:i0 b. M. and
New Orleans at ss25 a. IN.
lao y. M, daily, Nashville, 0hstknoogaans
Atlanta. 4
8;4S pm. Memphis and New Orisxns speeds
ssEive In Memphis At 1880 p. M, New 0risAn
tO.sG .. IA.
G,40p m. Paducah, HopkinsYills and Iouis
nils.
Ra-For througn tieksks, sleeping car aceolp
ulodAtion and further Information apply at
Illinois Genital Passenger Station, Cairo, /.
]. III. JONES. Tkt. Agt.
A.. IA. HANSON. Gen. Pssa- Aat. OhicAg
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ILLIKOISCENTRALR .R.CO
ons.Wsy sscond-cTass Rstss to Cal
IfornIa.

t3f66, Cairo TO San Francisco, Lon
Angeles. San Diego, Colea, Call. and
all other points In California taking
California common rate; also to Pres
colt and Phoenix, Ariz.. via Ask Fork,
md to Phoenix via Maricopa. TIcksts
,old March lat to May 18th, 1905, ans
september 18th to October s1st, 1908
s-~~----------
For further particulars repardins
above rates apply to the undersigned.
J. III. JONES.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. III. HANSON. u s.se
General Passenger Agent
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Summary Earned runs, Paducah O,
Cairo sacrifice hits, Gilligan, Ger
ard: base on balls, on BIttrolff 4,
of Lloyd s; left on bases, Paducah
4. Cairo 3; struck out by Bittrolff 3
by Lloyd A; double plays, Blackburn
70 Hughes to Lemon, passed balls,
Land \ bit BY pitched ball Bttrolf,
Time Of game / AS. Umpire, Knbitz.
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SNAIL ASAPILL -EASIERTo TAKE.
pwarf wslahs rwentv Bounds.

Smaun Sing Hpoo is native of
Burma, and one CT the few perfectly
proportioned dwarfs in existence. He
weighs only twenty pounds ana stands
TWO feet ten inches in height.
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Big Four From East

All Illinois Central, Mobile u Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and do
part form Central station, corner q
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron MoHntaiA
trains arrive and depart from to
Union station, Second street and Com
merciaI avenue.
Mail may be deposited In the box n
the transfer station, located ut Cen
trail station, 20 minutes before the d~
parture OF any train
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South for Paducah.

Grover Land was presented with q
fine boquet yesterday, bunch or
weeds.
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The attendance-was very small yes
terday for ladies day.
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There was no game at Vincennes
yesterday and will be none today &C
cording to message received by the
Bulletin last night. A double header
will be played Monday.
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sixty paid admissions to the game
yesterday
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Cairo managed to win one.
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
,~-@~-s---~~
Capiral ..........+.*.. y1uuUUu
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
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Batteries Lynch and Gibson; Pit
finger, Corridor and Abbott
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Why not, win the last two?
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Monday IS the last game.
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Lane win do the stunts for Cairo to-
day.
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Ahhx,s Wild Throw.

Cincinnati. Aug. T. Abbaticchio's
wild throw gave the locals one run
and the other was scored on hits.
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Pittsburg, Aug. Il. Heavy hitting
Won for Pittsbufg.
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@Bitty' won his own game yester-
day.
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Alexander County
Savings Bank

Capital. commencement. 5000
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
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Roland was on the sick list yester
day
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Officers

q. A. Buder. ...............P President
Chas Feuchter, Jr.. .vice-president
J. IA. Galligan.-.. ............ Cashier
II. Spencer. ...... Assistant Cashier
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Washington Cleveland. rain.
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THE NATIONAL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston Chicago. wet grounds.
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STRICTLY Al SAVINGS FINK.
CAIRO, ILLINois
officers
DIrectoy

Interest paid j ime depoaIts At the
rate Of three Tcent. per annum.
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DIAMOND DUST

NsasAANsasssssss%as
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Accounts IT corporations and individ-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part Of the world.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Spit Ball Artist.
pirates Ellt tleavY.

Killing. Stricklett and Ritter,
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Batteries - Plank and Schreek;
Glade and Roth.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-16
WONDERFUL MISS IVY

4 chair Is held by a gentleman, Mia,
,vy torches II and he finds Il impos.
sible Ia stand s,ill. The gentlemen
placing their hands between her I'm.
gers and the chair, feel no pressure
ON their hands. s.
A chair lying On the open hands Of
Miss Ivy cannot be pulled from them.
Gentlemen find, by i%nierposing their
hands between hers and the chair. no
pressure, that no physical force Is
used nv Miss Ivy.
a stick laid IN her open hands ran,
not be removed. II adheres 80 per.
slsteptly, One gentleman tries, taap
Two. three, four. five combine IN the
futile effort.
u Is found impossible TO lift Miss
Ivy, One tries. then two. -four. oight,
finally ten, undertake the task.
Two gentlemen permi, Miss Ivy to
stand upon theirP hands, while one Is
lifting. 10 demonstrate the annullifica.
ton OF strength exercised BY the litter.
Miss Ivy stands on the pinnacle OF
n heel, while a gentleman tries 10
push her over, One. two. three. four.
five gentlemen combine In their ef.
forts.
Miss Ivy stands with her finger
tips against a window. door or wall.
while eighteen o twenty gentlemen
Try To push her up against the wall.
IN order to Illustrate the total absence
OF muscular strength used by Miss
IVY, two gentlemen will be invited TO
place their hands between her hands
and the object she touches.
Miss Ivy lifts gentlemen by placing
her hands against their head. though
ihterposed hands Of other gentlemen
feel no pressure.
Miss Ivy Hits one, two. four six nm
ten gentlemen separately or all 10.
gether. No muscular strer>.a is used
which IS again demonstrated BY inter.
vening hands being used between her
hands and the object upon which Tho
gentlemen are placed. she using mere.
" her Omen hands TO obtain a contact.
Little children, by touching her he.
come so charged with her .power"
nat they cannot be lifted. Some
children who are more susceptible to
her influence. are made to receive Y
"ithont direct contact with Miss ivy.
so they cannot be raised. =
a human circuit Is formed nv CON.
tiemen Joining hands. Children are
placed In the circuit with Miss wv
on the opposite side, when IL Is found
impossible to raise either the children
or Miss Ivy.
a pole Is held down by six or eight
gentlemen. another heavy gentleman
Is seated on top. Miss Ivy. by plac.
ing ber hand on the stick. lifts and
carries the entire mass across the
stage. : Gentlemen can place their
hands between her hands and the
stick without discomfort or pressure.
A most extraordinary feature in
Miss lvy's physical condition IL her
phenomenal pulse and temperature.
both assuming extraordinary degrees.
At the Duncan opera house Sent.
30 y.