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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-24
PAUL VILLIER'S PARIS GOSSIP

Special Gable to The Age-Herald by Paul
villiers. Copyright, 1907 by w. r.
Hearst)
HARIS March GA great outcry has
- been raised here by the report
L that ''PHermitage," the famous
residence of Jean Jacques Rousseau, the
philosopher, at Montmorency, near this
city, in which he wrote the most famous
Of all his works, Emile on TEducation,"
is to be sold by it's present owner and Is
danger of being torn down to make
room for a more profitable modern build
ing.
Efforts are to be made to acquire the
property for the nation, when it Will make
one more of the many beautiful literary
museums owned by France.
Jean Jacques Rousseau, by the way, is
exceedingly popular here now, owing to
the remarkable lectures at the Sorbonne
by M. Jules Lemaitre, which are ATTENDED
by -four hundred in plenc.
The new monument in memory of Rous-
seau which is to be erected at Montmo-
rency and is the work OF the FAMOUS
sculptor, Carrer-Belleuse, has just been
turned over to the founder to he cast IN
bronze, anl will be unveiled at the phil
osorher's home ON July A.
The statute, which is magnificent
work of art, representing Jean jacques
as lover of nature, holding a Hover
IN one hand and examining ii, was origi-
nally intended to be erected outside the
Pantheon when a competition tcok
place twenty years ago for statute Oh
the philosopher for this purpose 1t was
however, rejected because the judges oio
not think it gave the impression OIL the
great writer as a philosopher.
Paris society is greatly pleased WITH
the new United States ambassador 70
France Mr.. Henry White, who has al
ready added many friends to those ne
had here from former time.
1t is said that he intends 10 entertaih
layishly and the American colony, winch
never cared much for his predecessor,
Mr.. MacCormick, is very anxiousiy
awaiting his first great reception, whicn
is 10 take place next week.
The day of coal mine explosions Is
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South a Poor Touring Ground.

From The Range of Automobile Tour
Ing" by Robert Bruce in The Outing
Magazine.
South of the Potomac very little au-
tomobile touring is advisable at this time
on account of the very bad average con-
dition of the roads, especially in Virginia
A few trips have been made between
Washington and Richmond, but no salts
factory running schedule has ever been
compiled even for that distance. In the
aggregate quite "a number of automo-
biles are found In the Carolinas, but
their use is almost entirely local. More
might be said of Georgia, especially in
the district around Savannah; but 1t Is
not until the Florida east coast is reached
that motor cars are used In any consid-
cradle extent. Not only do the Ormond-
Daytona beaches hold the worlds speed
records dncluding the one of two miles
in one minute), but the rapid progress
of road making on both the east and
west coasts is making Florida genuine
winter touring ground of the very first
Importance and ever growing popularity.
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Special Gable to The Age-Herald by Paul
Viliers. Copyright, 1907 by w. r.
Innr 1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-24

The day of coal mine explosions Is
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ANTHONY BAGS
AT a Saving Monday

Once again the principle of the "suit sale'' is
demonstrated. These stylish Anthony Bags
in the heart of the season a liberal discount.
They're genuine leather-colors brown, tan
and black.
Silk cord draw-strngs finished in fancy leather
ends, double strap holds.
S175 BAGS MONDAY, s135.
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On a Liner.

Translated for Transatlantic Tales from
Simplicissimus.
Boro-Does not the motion of the ship
make you sick, Miss Bonds?"
mo, but the conversation I hear on
board does.
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this incident, simple as 1t appears at
first sight may cause the eventual closing
of the church.
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EMBROIDERY SALE MONDAY

Why so modesto Frankly, we don It dare say it
very loud. Most of our embroidery sales are too
successful
This time it's Swiss Flouncings, Is to 20 inches
wide, bands to match that are and inches wide.
Patterns are floral and English eyelet Antici-
pate your wants for summer dresses.
FIouncings worth rs to us yard. LIS
Bands worth LIS to L.5O yard. Csc
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Professor McConnelrs mask ball Thurs
day. March 2S, at his academy, 20211a FIRST
avenue. Wv
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New Summer Negligecs
Long or Short

It's about time for these Comfort dispensers"
to be stealing rather close to woman's heart.
On hot spring summer days, after a vigorous
shopping spell or a reception, dainty kimona, a
cool breeze and rest form combination that is
as close to woman s heart as an Easter bonnet.
These neglgees are of crepons
dmtes pretty light silks complete range50c
500 upward to $3.50
5Oc-short negligees striped dmities high low
neck long them white with
black figures patterns
cred
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Capital ......... ..... $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $1,000
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Stocks > Bonds. Cereals
BIG RUSH TO COVER WHEAT WAS FIRM
BY Bears When scant Supply Of
Stocks Was Made Known and De.
cline Was Checked.

/ New York, March 2G.-The beau
Ipafty made a further drive today
against the market with the beginning
of dealings and centered particular
lily savage attack on the coppers. A
further slump in the markets both for
copper and tin In London suggested
| a repetition Of yesterdays success in
, breaking prices Of those stocks. In
| seeking to take advantage of this OPP
lening break to secure the stocks they
needed, il was disclosed to bears that
| the stocks Offering were In scantier
supply than yesterday and that they
twere meeting with additional compa-
Itition in buying. This was q decisive
factor in turning prices upwards and
starting a rush to cover by bears,
The most potential factor in the inn
provement was the check to the fall
In prices, itself Things feared, and
which were prompting indiscrlminate
selling Of late, were likely to be
brought about by the very force of the
fall in prices itself, 1t was the under
standing of danger Of these forces Of
action and reaction which might be
set loose in the market that probably
prompted the more aggressive meas
ure Of support, which were undobuted
~ extended today. The conviction Of
the presence Of protective forces in
the market had much to do with
checking the decentralization and driv
ing shorts to cover. II was announc
ed during the day that the Tn asury de
partment had determined to deposit
York banks, as we'll as to prepay April
interest on and per cent bonds.
The total interest due in April on
those issues Is upwards of $7000,000
All the same time reports from Wash
ingtcn showed that the treasury offers
to accept savings bank investment
bonds to secure depoits IN banks in
for government As Of
1907, which should BE- offered for re-
demption under the treasury's propos-
al was having a decidedly stimulating
effect on the offerings Of these bonds
for redemption. One notable effect Of
these relief measures for the money
market was the rebound in the foreign
exchange market which had shown
further early declines from yester-
days low level,
Extreme advances reached to over
I points in most of the Hartman and |
Hill stocks; 6 or over in st. Paul, Can
adam Pacific and Smeltingi az in |
Reading and Louisville and Nashville;
to over ( in a large number IF The
most active stocks. Extreme gains
we're NOT all held and the closing was
'athr irregular.
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Al the Close and May Showed a Small
Advance--Corn and Oats
Both &C Up.

v Chicago, ILL.,, March 2G.--WHEAT---
There was an active demand at the
iopening because Of firm cables,
numerous green brig" reports and
continuance Of hot weather in The
lsouthwest, especially in Kansas, For
| IA time the offerings were compare
ltiyely light, but at the end Of the
first half hour prices eased off some
what on realizing by local longs.
This easy feeling was followed by
weakness because Of reported ran in
western Kansas. Wet weather RE-
|ports were later denied and the mar
|ket closed firm on renewed buying by
Shorts and commission houses. MAY
closed &c higher.
CORN-Tne market was firm be-
cause or the scarcity Of Offerings.
Receiving houses reported country
purchases very small and this, To-.
geGher with an advance Of 4G3i at.
Liverpool strengthened the market.
commission houses were the chief
buyers. the greater part Of the offer
ings came from longs The close
was firm, may up k@Mc.
Z OATS Trading was Of 4 very light
tone. but the market was strong
Small local receipts was d strength
ening influence. The principal buy
ing was by cash houses, May closed
VI a nc higher
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Polls for said election win bo
opened al 1900 o'clock a. II. and con-
tlnue open until 500 o'clock D.. M.
Of the same day,
Nomination papers for the said
election can be secured at this office
and must he filed in this office on or
before Aprii 1st. 1907.
BY order Of the city council of tho
city III Cairo, Illinois
ROBERT A. HATCHER
City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of the City Engineer OF the
City Of Cairo, Illinois, until 5 O'Clock
,. m. April End. 1907, for furnishing
all The necessary labor and material
ana constructing complete sidewalks
In accordance with any or all Of the
following ordinances Nos. 49, 81, 95,
9G. %. 80, 100. 10l, 102 and 1903.
The contractor whose bid may be
accepted shall bind himself with a
good and sufficient bond to the
amount Of 50 per cent Of the amount
~ the work aud payable TO the City
" Cairo. covering guarantee of his
work for a period Of two years,
Bids viii be marked as such and be
accompanied by cash or a certified
check to the amount Of 10 per cent Of
The aggregate amount of said bid.
Bids will be opered during the first
regular meeting of the city council
in the month of April, 1891
Cairo. ILL.,. March 25th, 1907
w. B. THIsTLBWOOD.
City Engineer
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For Rev York and carte
] dSSCHyki cities should bssr tn Al
uourhERn plvlsloN

* At the Illinois Central IL the quickest. oui
by many hours, leaving Cairo at I:1b .. M n
arriving In New York at $50 the second day
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Cairo, H.. March %. 1907
Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of
April. A. ID. 1907, general election
will be held in the city of Cairo, Iii
rois.. Alexander county, for the elec-
ton Of Mayor City Clerk, City Treas
urer. Guy Attorney and one ca Al
derman from each of the seven wards
OF the city.
For the purpose Of the election
polls will be opened at the following
Places. viz:
In the First ward, at the store room
No. Gle Commercial avenue. being
situated On the east side OF said ave
nue. between Sixth and Eighth
etreeis.
In the Second ward at the store
room Of \. HALEY. No. 500 Washing
ton avenue being situated on the
west side Of said avenue between
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
In the Third ward, at the barber
shop Of Dixie Fox. No ii12 Washing
ton avenue. being situated on the
east side Of said avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
In the Fourth ward at the ware
room Of W r. Simon. rear Of 10. 1901
Washington avenue. being situated
On north side Of Douglas street near
said Washington avenue.
In the Firth ward. n the court
house Of Alexander county.
IN the sixth ward at the Hose
'honee On Twenfy-second street. being
situated on the south side Of said
Twenty secoud street between Wal
nut and Pine stree S.
In the Seventh ward at the ware
-ooFa Of G. a. Swoboda. No. 2715
Commercial avenue being situated
on southwest corner Of Twenty
eighth street and said avenue.
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LOUIS GLASS IN TOLLS
Concluded from First pageD
tied up.

tied up.
He was taken into custody on The
aine warrants issued by Presiding
Judge Coffcy when the indictments
which charged the giving of bribe
were returned MI Burns made The
arrest himself and Glass will be held
until he can furnish The heavy bail
required to secure his liberty
Glass is The FIRST of the big fell
lows" to come within the direct grasp
of the law.
T. " Halsey was the first man ar
re ed for bribery. but he is generally
believed TO have been an agent for
men higher up, Of whom Glass is
named as one. Glass despite his
wealth and personal popularity. will
be treated just the same as any other
prisoner
More indictments Coming.
Mark L. Gerstle millionaire by in
heritance. president Of the Home Tel
ephone company. and its attorney,
will no. he g summoned before the
grand jury. This ignifcant an
nouncemr ut was made from the Office
Of Mr.. Honey. There will he indic'-
mcn;s in the near future. aud whether
or not Gerslle's name will be attached
20 rno Hen y decliaed tn say.
The capitalists organized In Los An
Eeles the Home Telephone. of which
the local company ~ the same name
o. an ofshoof They sent 500 GOO
hoe in an automobii= shortly after
the FIRE. as COO 81 which was given -
The relief fund and the balance Of SIS p
900 TO the eiiy for n franchise i has
been learned that aulther fund Of
~ 600 Was ens her ata another
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date, presumably ~ go ~ Ru0f
schmitz and INC supervisors Detoc.
tive Burns has subpoenacd these men
70 End out for what purpose The
money was sent hsre and 10 whom
III was paid. M
n 100000 IN Bonds Demanded,
'rfss afternoon following a consul
taiic1 with District Attorney i-angdon
An the ggansl Jury leonl, sheriff
O'Ncill went TO meet the river boat
California which brought Vice PRESS
dent Glass Of the Pacific States Tlc
phone and Telegraph company from
Sacramento Az the request OF the
District Attorney Judge Coffee had
haa a3ed bail ID the sum Of $4,000 III
each OF The min cosnts returncT'
against GLASS by The grand jury
Tho first witness called before tAe
grand iny was Samuel Jacoby fiscal
ageat / the Independent Telephone
company. Mr. Jacoby deni that he
OF his company had applied to Abra.
nam RUef to obtain franchise votes
fer them among the supervisiors
The next witness was James r.
Adams. president Of The AdamsPhii-
Ups company, Of Los Angeles, bankers
ana brokers', VINO hav handled Large
AMOUNTS Of Home Teieph ne securi-
ties
The prosecution views the action ~
he do9ease III withdrawals from the
United States aupVe.n court the an
pllc3tion for a wit Of error as final
aging down Of arms against the pros
ocution "A Ruef
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FREDERICK DRIscoLl- DEAD.

Chicago March 80 Frederick
priscoll, commissioners Of the Amer
can Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton, and widely known newspaper
man, died At his home here tonight
after a brief illness Besides being
Z writer ana publisher Driscoll was
prominent in public affairs OF Mime
sofa for a number of years.
In 1891 he was elected a director
OF the Associated Press and was
member of the executive committee
which directed the management Of
the association. Driscoll had lived in
Chicago six years.
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CHICAGO Hive STOCK.

Chicago, March 26.-CATTLE.--
Therew ere no good steers on the
market, the run being composed Of
cowstuff and poor sorts. The market
was slow but steady
HOGS-The market was 5Ml0
cents lower with practically no de-
mand from any class of buyers.
SHEEP Steady 10 strong. Wool
sorts were in active demand while
clipped stuff was slow
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NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York March 26.-Money en-
call strong $500 per cent. closing
bid and offered at 81. Time loans
dull but strong. sixty DAYS Z per cent.
ninety days and six months GdGik
per cent bid Prime paper cal per
cent Exehang7 weak. closing frmer.
demand stS320Ge5. sixty DAYS 81
7s.509 -. Bar silver G57s.
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MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS

Office 81 the Cairo CITY Coal Com
parry. Cairo, Illinois March 2, 1907,
The regular annual melting Of the
OF the Cairo City ca.
Company VIII be held at the Office "
the COMPANY, NJ. 1o9 Ohio Street m
the Guy of Cairo illinois, on Tuesday,
he INA Of April a. ID. 1907, between
the henrs ~ 10 O'Clock al N and q
O'Clock +. u.
JOHN TIERNAN,
Secretary.
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When the youth IL the city wrote
The old man itat lie bad been ''piayln'
of the devil an a-lcia' 81 nnthin'. the
old man replied: IF you've been a
playin' Of the devil you shorely must
a been a-io.n' CT something. kaze. the
devil is no loafer. lie keeps busy six
days in the week and don't so to sleeT
I'm church on a Sunday
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whnn 80 800 count.

Science says new that Kissing on
the lips must be abolished in the in
terests OF health Hos; potent, grave
and reverend soigniors. scholars and
philosophers. there are moments you
know nothiag Of. when d man doesn't
care twopeucaHapf sciences and when
he Is going to plant kisses. where they
belong if the laws of health are tipped
from one end 20, the other.
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Laraest counl-ea IN { &c.

The two largest counties in the
United States are Custer county. Mon
tsna. and san Bernardino county. Cal
ifornia. Each Of these IS a little more
than 20.0Gc square miles in extent.
and the states of Massachusetts.
Rhode Island. Delaware ana New Jer-
sey could be put inside the boundaries
Of either Of them.
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Love III hot SO irrt bS d factor
as 1t was, and there Is eilcy for
the members Of eitllea sH ~ retire 70
opposite camps and saasl Al each 9TH
err Circumstances arr removing the
ccatcr Of happiness from the heart
to the pocket. London Graphic.
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oxen as Racers.

Attempts are being made in France
10 train oxen for saddle riding, and
several races have beer organized to
test their capacity. TiAy have been
trained not only as rat ers on the
fat but also as successful jumpers.
Tie bride and saddle used are almost
81 nilar in general design q those for
hunters
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nelent q nc TYPEWRITER.

A judse, I'll deliyerins the prizes the
other day, in Queens hall London to
saecesstul students in one OF the large
typewriting schools, expressed his re-
ret and sympathy in noting the fact
that there is no kiss sign on the
keyboard of typewrting machines.
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maebln. coss Fifemsn's Work.

A machine that viii hurl coal into
The arebox Of a locomotive at the rate
Of zoe shoveifals a minHte. If neces-
ea-y. viii tighten the labor Of the IRE
net. On. many engines. An order has
bees placed fer 700 Of these mechani-
cal stokers At a cost Of $3.50 Gee
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STOPS s1o,ooo,ooo IMPROVEMENTS

New Haven. Conn.,, March 90
President Mellen of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad
company today authorized the state
ment that the projected improve.
monts TO the amount Of $10000.000
upon the system have been curtailed
and probably other orders for i'm
proyements will be rescinded
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-27

A burglar proof' safe was robbed
bv a boy in New Jersey. the other
day. he opened the safe with hair
hin. This leads to the suspicion that
be Is a woman in disguise a woman
can do anything with that instru-
ment
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Hodern READING.

Fielding and smollett wrote in the
language OF their age. which did not
call a spade an agricultural impie-
menf. But they were wholesomeness
itself IS compared with the sugges-
tiveness Of much modern literature
The Academy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-27

At the present rate of progress New
York city win he the art center Of the
world befqea this century Is half fin
ished. for The treasures Of the worlds
galleries and museums are being
brought f0 Manhattan Island
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Corrected to March 9Th, 1907.
THE fAoT nat. 4 49,
short@m ard txuiexssl Hovass-
st. Louis & Chicago


n
I;32 =. m. Daily Ohicsgo kest,usie LsiDs.et
arriving In Chicago vt II $50 q, M colnrctin
with afternoon trains for aii points east aDi
north.
2i23 a. m. Daily 81. Lonis hight l.snz:tsN
arriving In st. Louis a. 1908 u. w., CONNECTING
at Union citation for oil puinsA west. Bit epiny
cars open at $3.50 D. 10.
500 o. M, Chicago Daylight EYpcesA
escept Sunday, maksa all stops between Usit
nd chicago, arriving In Chicago st Tot y. X
200 n. M, st. Louis Morning Express
exc IT Sunday, arriving In ~. Isnois ne s''s'
lIiI5 q, IN. st. Jsoals 4 Ast1 t1&ti srriy
nv 81. Louis at 4 rs y. IN.
I1:l5 a. IN. Chicago Mid-day Spcc al =
arriving in Chicago, $50 p. "A.
2;3bp. IN. Daily 81. Louis Limited. ar
diving IN st. Louis at sos p. m,
2.a6 y. IN. Afternoon Express for Odir
Efnoxhsm, HstlUon, Tolons, Champaign, Oh
cage.
5.lOp. IN. Thebes accommodations.
1915 Il. IN. Chicago and Eastern En-
press arriving II Chicago At $50 q. m Indian.
nrolis, 7:& Cfncinnsti, 1890 q. M. Burslo,si2
3. M, New FORK 1850 q. 10. siesptng saTz
CticEE1
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casberjno Erono Tree q Lire,

Zach Gay is branch Of the tree
OF mo, ladon heavily with fruit. It VIC
lie down lazily beneath It we may
starge; but # we shake the branches
some Of the fruit Will fall for US.
Lungfeilow
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Dress ard Mind.

Dowdiness in person expresses the
mental attitude of woman quite as
clearly aa the smartness of the CO.
quettc Tho latter is obviously bent
on pleasing the former is certain that
she cannot and therefore refuses to
enter the lists.--The World.
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roses win rnorns.

Come people seem made to be nj.
ways getting thorns In their fingers
or their hearts, but they are usually
those who care enough to pick roses
and run the risk Maxrtsn Martens.
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rRB ONLY DIRECT LINE To MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AZ.
LANTA, JACKSON VILE, BA-
VANkAH, ViCkDBUk6
and JAUKBOkVILL4h.
2s54 a. m. '"The Dixie Flyer Hsspki
Meanwhile and Jacksonville,
3sI5 y. m. Memphis and New OrleanE biHzft
Cd via Memphis, arriving In Memphis ~ g:4
.. m. and New Orleans ssib .. IA,
600 n. M. Padneah and .ouistilis.
I;4I p. m, daily, Memphis and New Osiesu
Fast Mail arriving In Memphis nj 7:a5 3. ~. sas
New Orleans at $40 =. m.
l.sl .. IA, osiiy, y ashrflls, ohatsscos &sDc
Atlanta. .
Lao . m. Fulton Accommodation.
$3.50 y.1. A,.sAya1s @.4o5fzee Ot.@a "a Spsfta
arrive in Memphis Al II 80 a Ia, hes OfieAA
1888 q. a.
8.dUp. m. Psducsh &zd Louisville.
Narfor tkrouan tickets, sleeping ear escom
uaodst ions and further Information apply ~
Illinois Central Passenger Station, Oeiro, 81.
y. n. JONES, Ticket Aat
d. q. HATCH, q. PA. =
a. HkHs1a. Passover Frsear MANAGER.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceeding
hree lines will be accepted free for
me weeks time from any reader OF
The BulletIn to be filed by advertiser
d person, on regular form, at the OF
ice OF The Bulletin Company, 10,
)hio greet. The Bulletin Compsn.
sssumes no responsibility fo- any ad-
ertisencnt OF abatement msde tner@
q and will not accept the notice Of
my person known to be employed.
inquiries and replies to advertise
ments should be made by mail
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y MISCELLANEOUS.

EGGS Fer SALE s. G. Brown
t-cshorn and barred Plymcuth Rock
Eggs for Matching, $3.50 per setting Of
fifteen None better. Address 1922
Goth place, Chicago Lawn, I'll.
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Receipts ard Shipments.

Chicago March 26. The following
car load lots represent the days 70
ceiDts and shipments:
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FOR SALE Complete moving pic.
ture show--account i'll health-cheap
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Most all live merchants advertise in
the Bulletin.
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WANTED.
RELP WANTED MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, Must be good cook. Good
wages. Enquire at Hyman's store, 706
Commercial avenue.