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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

and you can just bet your life I'd get it over in a day" !"
 W h e n h 1 s better half fin- ally drags him uptown to look at two apart ments--the pick of a weeks hard work-he barely glances 1t the first and is all tired out with the walk to the second, 50 that he al- most refuses to a s c e n d t h @ stairs. If any other place is mentions as be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

comparatively
 small c O s { Choose a brown f e l t S a ilo or shape with a very firm. much turned up brim. T h e il s C " across the back a band two inches wide Cor more.) Fill this in with two punches of shaded reddish brown TO s @ 8 and a fall of brown chiffon. Around { h e crown sew a stiff band of brown velvet. On the left of the front nlaca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

 hastily pulls out his watch and declares he has business engagement and must go back downtown right away
 So much for his powers of endur- ance. But the woman: Ah, that's an- other story. She goes from house to house inspecting radiators and plumb ing and refrigerators, interviewing janitors and asking tenants if they had sufficient heat during the past winter. She walks endless streets, seeking six rooms for the prise of five, or seven for the price or six, as the case may be, only to find that when the price and the number of rooms agree the neighborhood Is noisy or the bed chambers are dark.
 Then in some places. otherwise greatly desirable, they won't let in the children, or the bull pup, as the case may be.
 My word. but it's merry world for the woman who has to make dollar do the work of %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

This is the time of the year when the home hunter flourishes!
 Pity her woes! I say "her" because when did you ever see a man of the house walk up and down interminable streets with an apartment or house renting list in his hand?
 No, indeed; he is content to grPwl at the awful lengths of time his Wife is taking and at her utter lack of business ability.
 "If I had this thing to do," he re- marks. ..I should do it systematically,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
DON'T BE HYPNOTlSED.

Hoodwinked, hoodooed, or over-peEsuaded into accepting substitute for Doctor Pierce's Bavorite Prescription with its record of nearly 40 years, embracing hundreds of thousands of cures oi woman's peculiar ailments. It's the only remedy for woman's ills sold by drug gists, that is not full of "booze H-pooS whisky, or bad alcohol
 A guarantee of $Ioo0 is offered that ~FavoTite Prescription contains no alec. hol, opium or other harmful drug. Keeps in any climate.
 "Favorite Prescription is a powerful invigorRttng tonic, and imparts strength to the whole system and to the womb and It's appendages in particular. For oveRworked. Sworn-ont, |" "NFun-down," de- bilitated teachers, milhners, dreasmak- CTS, seamstresses, ~shopgirls," house. keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women generally, Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an appetiEing cordial and restorative tonic.
 It's an insult to your intelligence for Q dealer to attempt to palm of upon you an alcoholic slGbstttute for this world famed medicine. You k1losU what you want It's his business to mess hhdi lOdnk When he urges some ssa6stttagte he's thinking of the larger profit he'll makc-not of your welfare.
 %6n- nm OVEN AWAY. in copies oi R~~SHS The Peoples Ookrmon 8ouse Medical Adviser. . book that sold to che ex-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

The spots, of which a large group is .. shown at A, cause our Sun to he
 elassed among the variable stars. four centuries. and as yet 1t shows no sign of relaxation.
 Another celebrated variable is the Demon star, Algol, which will be found at D, Fig. 1. This, instead of growing brighter. will at a perfectly definite in- terval of days 21 hours lose more than a whole magnitude or five-sixths of its light. remaining thus faint for about 20 minutes and in about three and one- half hours regalning it's original bright ness. F is now known that this dark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

tent Of 100. .000 copies 0 few years ago. at el.3 per copy. Last year we gave away Sa0. 900 worth of these invAlua- ble boolkA This year we shall give away e5O.000 worth of them. Will you share in this benefit If 60. send only a one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only for book in stiff paper covers. or 3l stamps for cloth-bound. Address Dr. R VI Pierce. BuffAlo. N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

ness Is caused by a second star which IS revolving about Algol. and which passes between us and this star at every revolution. Altogether seven
 teen stars which vary in this way have been discovered. One of the most strik- lng Of them is at L. Fig. l. This uiminishes enc whole magnitude In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
PURELY VEeETABLE.

St the same time acts as tonic to the en- ire system. Book on Skin Diseases and Rny medical advice without charge.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. AtIaata;- Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01


 closet and didn't have the money for it, so she took an old oak bookcase, had the wooden sides removed by a cheap local cabinetmaker and glass ones substituted. As the sides were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
Money Saving suggestions.

Speaking of housekeeping arrange ments, it seems to me that there are several ways in whicn a woman can save money. and one of them is by making her own curtains. It is sur prising what a choice Of pretty dim ities one can have at II 1-2 cents a yard. If you will just take the trou- ble to measure your windows you will find they will not require many yards either.
 Given a can of good white enamel and couple of old wicker chairs wonderful results may be obtained. especially if a gayly lowered cretonne cushion covers any holes that may in the seats.
 As for pictures, they may be ob- tained nowadays for song, and if you have enough artistic talent to copy print in water eolors the result will appear quite expensive.
 In choosing a maid be sure that she can cook plain things-soups. meats, etc.-and that she has per sonal pride in her appearance which she will easily retain if you have an equal regard for your own costume about the house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
Help the Domsstic.

So far as the cleaning and dust ing go. you can always help out where it would be impossible to be on hand in the kitchen to help with every meal, because the maid cannot "get it" alone.
 And as for fancy desserts, etc, let me tell you the secret of friend of
 ne. In the fall ana winter she .kes Saturday morning to make the Iesserts for the entire week, with the exception of a dinner or two. when ice cream is the order of things.
 There is no doubt about 1t, house. keeping may be reduced to a system like any other well conducted busi- ness. .-.
 A friend of mine did a rather in- genious thing. She wanted china
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

And, Again, Economy. Here Is another economical hint It tells you how to make a pretty hat at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

the disease is c ure d perma- nently. Noth- in 6 acts so prom ptly or surely in skin dis C ase as s. S. S. and if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

ITCHES AND BURNS

The return of warm weather means a eturn of torture to Eczema sufferers. he blood is charged with burning acids nd acrid matter which is forced to the urface through the pores and glands,
 .orming pustules which discharge sticky fluid, and the itching is intense.
 The doctors said I had pustular Ec- Izema; it would break outi in small white .discharging Q sticky fluid; orusts would |form and drop o6, leaving the skin red land 1nnamed. was tormented with 5the itching. and burning character
 tstie of the disease for five years, and 5soaps, ointments and washes, but these seemed to make me worse. After taking 6. 8. s. Q short time be.
 gan to improve; the itching did not zmedtoine, and soon all the ugly erup- ztions disappeared and my skin is now as sclear as anybody,s. I have not been 1nSlsd with any breaAtng oHt siree. Sometimes the disease is in the dry
 korm, and bran-like scales form on the Skin, but the cause is the same-humors &n the blood. Salves, cooling washes, powders and the like can do nothing kuore than relieve the itching, because Saey do not reach the scid-laden blood. khe seat of the trouble. s. S. s. cures zEczema and all skin diseases by neutral
 szing the acids and carrying them of
 through the proper channels. When z6. S. S. has done this the symptoms
 bass away, the blood is cooled and
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

Word was receivd here yesterday
afternoon from Cincinnati by Manager
Mccarthy to the effect that the Cairo
club can now play Hclycross at any
time it wants to until the final deei
ion concerning his case is made by
the secretary of the American league
by whom 1t is being considered. Holy
cross has been under suspension for
several days and will now go into the
Cairo uniform once more The re-
naming points Of the dispute concern
2ng him are for damages resulting to
| Cairo for the loss Of his services for
| the time he was suspended, The New
York club, from which his services
reverted to Cairo, also wants its wish.
as settled concerning his having re-
lceived advance money from its man
agement. According TO the decision
of the secretary his services now be
long to Cairo owing to the failure Oh
the New York club 70 complete pay
menf of $500 for him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
FOR SALE

Engine, boiler. buildings, machinery
operating handle factory, also assign
ment OF lease to factory site. lying be
tween iron Mountain and Frisco rail-
roads, in Poplar Bluff, Mo-; lease ez-
pires july Is, 1905 tree9rded in book
as. page 27S in recorders ofhce1
50 horse power engine. walled III
brick
lathes;
4 rip saw or bolting outH.s'
frict on feed power guage, 3 r..
Smith boiling saw;
. block saws;
Polishing machinery, shaftings pal
tleys, belts, etc;
/ Main build ng 60X120 feet;
/ ofhce building, office desk, typewrit
er, etc;
| Also buildings and unexplred lease
hold of part lot rs, adjoining on 3D.
south, lease expiring September |, l9ot
4 {recorded In book 6S. page 3Gf, record
er's office.
annual rent De factory site n F3di
| per annum, On occupied nart Of lot \
iis $3.50 per annum. Written ieas'
grants privilege at end Of lease tern
Ito remove all buildings, engine. boiler
| machinery, etc. Fine location FOR ray
material and convenience Of location
4 WI sell il purchaser available sool
Otherwise intend to erect sheds, etc
and Withdraw offer Of sale. No liens
Title warranted.
) Prce for al $4,000. Two-third
{ cash. balance secured, or all cash.
Inquire on premises, or addres
storm Bros, al either Poplar BLU
! Mo-, or Kirksyille, No
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
MOUNT CUTHBERT

The celebrated double gated trot-
ing and pacing black stallion, com
ing 6-year-old. and sixteen hand
high.
Sired by Old Cuthberth 251f, First
Dam Mollie was sired by Copper
bottom: Second Dam sired by Ham
hletonian; Third Dam by Pat Pow
ers: Curhberth 2511 was sire OF Can
ada Mac 2.O6, Cuthbert was sired
by Culyer 100, the sire OF Elyla
2:1S1-4 and Ia others in the 2;SV
list. Cuthbert first Dam, Massie
sired by williams Mambrino, sire
~ the dam Of Santa Claus 2;l7
Wilks Mambrino 1928, Rachel y
2.27 and Santa Claus sire Of Sidney
second Dam, Ned the dam OF ny
IN the 2.SO; Third Dam Lady Turf
az. the dam Of Alta, 1882; Fourt
Dam thoroughbred.
Services OF MOUNT will be to re-
approved mares, as he Will begin u
track work June list.
Spirited show ring combined sadu
and harness horses furnished on q
scription. from the Highland sto'
Farm.
Address for terms, etc,
HI. M. HARRISON,
Owner and Breed
HOG Walnut
Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

A report that Is probably true il
being circulated here that Plat has
deserted PadUcah While mere y
leaked out that Piatt had agreed
ID jump ID the outlaw team IN Viii
Transport, PA. He was offered more
money than he IS getting at Paducaa
ana II viii be no surprise if he i
heard of This coming week pltchlns
for WnHamsport.-V nceunes Capital
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
Some Good Advice.

The way TO keep a team encourage
q TO root hard ana constantly, and II
nisplays arc made. cheer the men up
by consol.ng with them, and II they
make a good one, which is mucA more
9ften, applaud them for H. When tha
crowd roots hard. the team viii always
hit up a much harder fight than Y
| hey think the fans do not care, espe
tally about the outcome. Hopkins
/ lille New Era.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
!. /. 1lllnnia Alexander countv, s..

state Of Illinois. Alexander county, S.
fsstata 81 jesse Duncan. deceased. TO al per-
Sous interested in said estate: You are mere.
i M 1905. the undersigned admin 'tratog o.
: n estate VIII present TO the cnunty court o.
Alsxander county, at Cairo Illinois ms hnsl
.,,,er ~ his acts and doinRs a. snch admins
1870 a,,d sss the court to be discharged rom
q and sll FUR her duties and responsible ,es
< nnnaeted with said estate and bis admlhls-
trat,on thereof; at which time and pace WV
800 choose "a to do DAVID 8. LANsnES,
wv VHooeS y NJ Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
GOSSIP or THE CIRCUIT.
Al hiender.on Home Fun.

Another thing out of the ordinary
accomplished by Henderson Friday
was lie putting Of a ball ont Of our
lark for The first time in league
rame this season. Long did the Job
laying ii over right field fence in ne
first inning. Cy Swain tossed him
9ne away over his head. but he swat
led at 1t and put it out of the paris
fer a home n.--Princeton Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

Manager Johnny Rays collection Of
offsprings from the baby incubator,
handed the league a great big surprise
yesterday when they thumped the twe
great ana supposedly invincible Dug
gans of yincennes, out of the box.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

very interesting At any rate the
Giants win not get it without a strus-
Gle for II they are losers. the HENS
make opposing teams fight for what
they get
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
River Forecasts.

The Ohlo-At Evansville and NJ.
Vernon. win fail during the next sex
aral days.
At Paducah and Cairo no material
change during the next SO to as hours
The Teunc ssee-From Florence e
he mouth, will remain nearly STATEN
nv or fall sligatly during the next v
AS hours
The Mississippi From below st
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

INDIGESTION, constipation, dyspap.
4 4. kidney and liver disorders, and
All stomach troubles positively cured
hy using Holllstcrs Rocky Mountain
TEA. IS cents. Tea or Tablets. r
d Sehuh q Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

That the team work Of the Giants IS
much better than when they left for
the trip over the circuit is evidenced
by the clever plays they made yester-
day In scoring and BY the double
plays which are a common occurrences
in their games now
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

1t looked as though f would he all
of with Eskstone in the first innins
yesterday, but he settled down nicely
and pitched a very good game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

the Ohio at Mt. Vernon and above that
city may effect the stage here ana
cause it to rise slightly or at least re
main stationary for the next few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

TILE DIAMOND needs something dcne
10 it to clear eff the dust. When .
indelder picks up drive now he has
to hunt around in pile OF dust he
has in his hand for about two minutes
before he can find it, and the delay
thereby incurred is dangerous.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

The Henderson bunch Is composed
of an exceedingly nice set Of fellows,
even though they are having hard luck
in their playing. If they would bur
get a larger staff Of pitchers and not
cork The cnes they have so hard theil
fortunes would likely take an upwart
bound for their in and out fields arr
very good
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
DIAMOND DUST

Yesterday was but the second time
lin the city that a ladies day game has
been wen
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

Every member Of the Cairo team
played corking good game yester
day. The fact was even remarked by
some Ill the members Of the Hender.
son aggregation, who added to 1t by
SAYING that the team as ii stands IS q
corldng good one and that i should
be LEI alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

Ii must be said Of Eckstone that he
is an earnest. conscientious. pitcher.
1t makes no difference if the opposing
team is a thousand runs in the lead he
hattles along in the same sturdy man
uer. Also in passing it may be stated
that after the first inning yesterday
he pitched a very credliable game
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

1t is doubtful If there is better
hitting team in the league than the
Mud WALLPAPERS. Each and every man
comes In for one or two safe ones.
There Is none a this spasmodic star
hitting by one or two Of them, but all
are steady and to be relied upon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

It makes no difference how Ions
YOU have heen sick, If you are trou-
blad With indigestion, eonstipat On,
liver and Kidney troubles, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make sou
we'll 35 cents. n @ Schuh y
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

The river yesterday showed o stage
Of Is. A feet fall Of less than OIL OF
foot in the preceding twcntyfour
hours. ii IS likely that the Ohio VIII
continue to fall OF d present slow rate
luntil the low stage Of the year Is
reached though the rise which Is be
ling experienced in the Mississippi a.
present and that which is occurring OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06
NEWS OF THE RIVERS

The government towboat Chisca LETT
al 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon fer
Rose Clara with two empty barges.
The Wash Honshell arrived from
the lower Mississippi at II O'Clock yes.
terday morning with three barges d
lumber
The Carrie v. came in from the low
er Mi sissippi with one barge Of lum'
ber for Mound City at l O'Clock yestet-
day afternoon.
The S. H. r. Clark returned light
from St Louis at o'clock in the af-
ternoon for tow Of coal which she
will take to that city
The towboat Williams, from New
! Orleans arrived yesterday mornln'
, at $3.50 o'clock and left for Louisyll'
. az noon. she has seven empty Goa
/ barges ana thirteen empty boats.
The James Lee is due early thi
It morning from Memphis. She VIII
y on the ways at Mound City for a con
o plete oyerhaullng some time toda
is Her place in the Lee traffic Is heir
in taken by the Georgia Lee, which h
III but recently come off the ways
es MouEd City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

And now the Indians have succeed
cd in breaking away from the kolb
ties Just how long the break will
last can not be determined, but 1t can
not be for many days for they are
fated 10 stick together. It's just a
case of Omitted they stand divided
they fall They'll have to stick II
they don't want to get their bumps
! The Infants must have gone into The
+, game yesterday with all sorts o.
. wrath and anger in their hearts. Mus
f: be that the game which was forfeited
o To Vincennes was what made then
Y sore. And they got revenge Of tn
h FIRST water on that bunch too, by beal
ing up their two best pitchers an
" pulling one Of them out Of the box.
Stewart, Of the Hens, has a bat thu
10 Is peach, With 1t he secured the on
e three base hit and also the only tv
On Dagger of the game yesterday. II
thought by many that he has lead
the end Of II for the way that bs
sails when he connects with 1t max
or. the fans think that 1T had been stru
81. by a cyclone instead Of a mere pie
IN. Of wood In the hands Of mortal mai
st# ----~--4--4---
al. Percy Wilder win be in the box
md day to take the third game in succ
red sion from the visitors. And he'll ia
ain il too. Asher will do stunts agai
p. him and as he Is corling good n
it may be taken that the game will
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-06

The government towboat Chisca left
at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ter
Rose Clara with two empty barges.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
4 HOPEFUL BEGINNING.


The Niagara power bill has not been killed
outright. but the Albany dispatches agree that
ii has been effectually put to sleep. It's hackers
could not Withstand the pressure Of condemna-
ton. growing stronger every day, which was
produced by a faithful exposure of its char
acter and of the methods which were being em-
nloyed in its support. We have never deemed
il possible that Governor Higgins would permit
the bill 20 become a law. but there has been
grave danger that it would succeed in getting
through the legislature and an undeserved re-
proach he fastened on the Republican party.
Those who at almost the last moment, have
yielded to public opinion would have been in a
more enviable position now IL they had refused
at the outset TO let so odious n measure gain
headway and their constituents would have
been far better pleased with them.
These men will have opportunities, however,
10 atone in large measure for their former mis-
conduct. There are other bad bills before the
legislature which have hitherto commanded an
extraordinary amount of support If they
should now be beaten. one after another. the
record of the session would the whole. be
creditabe. We hope that the convincing evi-
dence Of public qualification at the defeat of the
Niagara power bin will induce the majority TO
consgn kindred measures to a similar fate,
thereby spiking the guns which the enemy are
preparing 10 bring into action.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

t70RETcN Delcasse assured Dr. Motoho
,ha, France WAS maintaining neuJralig "a "a, ~ t
csse OF the Russian feet on the ooDillii i,,.I-ss
coset The French government pelleN g
maj Admiral Rojestvensky has saheo - llGi.. -,
Kanranh Raw. and this view Is ooIhs 1' UTn - -
The return OF the French torpeoo pot expresses
no fear Of complications IN the Far 70 c,roro
rress denounces Frances action - -. =
Iansnese forces were reported northNeSSl S ol
.bapeISf,un. The extreme right Of General Line
,-irCl7ts nosftion =- Stern measures are p@Slle @
taken 10 suppress the rising which, me hes- S
sisn government is convinced. - scIe,luL
Ma, nav = The party headed by NJ SiilPolL
and Prince Troubetskoy has adopted pla-l @ - Ia :
an advisory parliament selected py zeiilS'''S ~
6oumas. -.
roRrEsT1C-T was stated in Chicago thar
The Sun,pine of FIVE million bushels OF Nay
wheat on yesterdays market had pIoheIr .ie AZ
,.etes corner" Judge Grosscup I.duV
,,er,,arerr an order restraining Chicago from
enforcing the interchangeable transfer -
nance - Lucus Tuttle. president OF tll9
Boston and Maine Railroad. spoke asslIiSS 80 =.
eminent regulation Of rates before the SeIid1v
Committee on Interstate Commerce. &C. i M =
Donald Mclean was elected PIeslue11c PI eSI,.so,,
Of the Daughters OF the American 1teN Olullol ~ @m
f, the congress in Washington. - 'IoN % 80. - /.
Higgins declared that he could not see that
New-York city would be injured py llle diiieii1
Inent 10 the Mayors Water Dill
~TTY-Stocks were weak. - Charles r
Murphy told the Legislative Gas IhEest.ga. SUE, a.is ne
Committee that he had not lnhueIlCeu a. - -
liEhting contracts and had no interest N ~
1fI1rrhT--f ca ffnev company. but he said he had
carried Consolidated Gas stock. ana had ; LalkSo
wits Henry H Rogers and James stllnaah'
= The agents Of the Equitable LlIe A~ssuI ~
cnce Society ended their meeting atter com,
rnittee mad reported that James n. HYDE nao
announced his refusal TO resign once they
passed resolution TO organize poncyholoete
fcr carrying out plans Of naturalization ==
Kline thousand eight hundred ana ninety three
irrrn,grarrs were due 10 arrive Al Ellis Island IN
rhtrty-siE hours Mayor Mcclellan an
r,o1lnced that he would visit Governor Higgins
re,t week 10 discuss the Water supply bill ana
outline the efforts Of certain agents IN TINS city
and The continuance Of their work at Albany.
--rTu- WEATHER indications for to-day:
Pair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
T5ighest Sc degrees. lowest 43.