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TAKE A FooT.RArH Tonight

After dissolving one or two Aliens Foot
Iabs (Anttsepttc tablets for the foot-bath)
In the. water. It will take out all soreness,
smarttng and tenderness, remove foot
odors and freshen the feet. Aliens Foot
sweating or inf1amed feet and hot nerv-
business of the feet at night. Then for
comfort Throughout the day shake Aliens
Foot-Ease the antiseptic powder into your
SHOES. Sold everywhere 25c. Avoid SUBJ
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mailed FREE or our regular size sent by
mali for Csc. Address Allen S. Olmsted.
Leroy, NJ A'
"Foot.Tabs for Foot-Tubs. /"
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were very unhealtt and the secre-
tons much disorder. The dropsical
swellings began to ,ate after began
using Doan's Kidne Pills and soon I
was cured"
Remember the nae-Doan's.
For sale by all oilers. 50 cents q
box. Foster-MilburnCo., Buffalo. N. Y
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Patrick Back With Mans.

Pitcher Andrew Patrick, who went
home from Alexandria, La, during the
Naps' training season, on account of
illness, has reported to Manager Jim
Mcguire and appears to be in good
trim
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Household CONSERVATION.

Charley, dear!" exclaimed young
Mrs. Torkins, "the baby has swaI-
lowed a gold dollar!"
Great heavens! Something must
be done. There will be no end to the
cost of living II he gets habits like
that"
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fIibleS IKE DOan s
Kney Pills. They
qbkly remove kid
n, disorders.
FRS. A. E. Fulton,
81 skidmore St.,
Ptland. Ore, says:
Nj limbs swelled
teibly and I was
blted over the
stnach and had
ply spots beneath
tIeyes. My kidneys
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a BAD rArNab NEGLECT.

Don't neglect theidneys when you
notice lack of cont over the secre-
lions. Passages bone too frequent
or gcanty; urine is scolored and sedi-
ment appears. Noledicine for such
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a statue, calm and almost mottonless.
Perhaps the batter may give one
swing before letting go. They stand
and eye the pitcher out of counte-
nance. Of all the batters, this type
is most feared by the pitchers. There
is a grimness in the situation. The
batter seems to say, I'm laying for
you, old kid"
Some of the best batters of the
decade belong to this classification.
In addition to Schultz there is Speak
er of the Red sox. one of last years
sensations. Dougherty of the Sox is
another. You can almost imagine
they are yawning with ennui as they
stand up at the plate. Their position
gives them an excellent birdseye view
of the ball as it hurtles through the
air, and they have an excellent chance
to aim.
Everything in baseball today is the
1 nor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-30

Every mind has Its choice between
truth and repose. Take which you
please-you can never have both
Emerson.
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advise any person suffering from any
form of skin trouble to try the Cuti-
cura Remedies. as / know what they
did for me. Mrs. Edward Nenning,
1112 salina St. WatertoWn, N. Y,
Apr. il, 19O9."
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Every batter Of any class can be d.
aaed into three divisions, according
Y some of our most prominent UNI
pFes Larry Lajoie leads one Sec
aon " Cobb the second and Frank
Seaaite the third, In other words,
aese three great batters are the most
Vpleal Of their divisions.
Laioie Of Cleveland, who has stood
= leading American and National
.saSae slugger for years, stands "up
the ball with only a trife Of a
seaa' and swings his bat slowly, He
S SOss not exactly walk into the ball.
as more OF a one-base swatter than
!, = Sisan'up hitter. This Is the most re-
saoie type perhaps. The performer
ssls surer hitter. Others of the
p ga.ne class are Wagner of the Pirates
! "i,lie Keller, now of the Giants and
: turner Highlander, and Johnnie
~ OF the Cubs and Crawford of
s as Iigers. Gessler of Washington
~ anu seahl Of the Boston Red sox are
''aeF notable examples.
~ y Cobb, the great Tiger slugger, is
MA ~ nervous s type. His body forms a
49, sss q an arch. and he swings his bat
s ,ls'sf and faster as the pitcher IN.
so 1as; He puts all the strength of his |
III. INTO the final swing, and If he
Il ~ We pail it Is good night" This |
ars Ie cleanup type. Doubles. trinIee
he ~, aotne runs often fall to the lot oF |
h,sa .sauers in this division. The Cubs
eorS,a aany IN their lineup who bat &C
Is one 70 this style. Manager Chance
Tusn NJ ana Joe Tinker another. Terry
eana f OF the Maps falls into the
The category, and so does Killifer Of
ennl; sa comes the silent type, best ex-
Cubs oy Frank Schultz of the
sars go 70 the average fan these bat
peaf careless. They stand like
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which should give the most import

Wish EN- JOY Of It. repeated Hay
seed What dye mean?a
Well. l mean only 'ope they'll
find all the notes they want" replied
the good woman. Zoos, ye see, when
wanted bit O. wire I allus went to
the old pianner for it."
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p,.sa,l Ford of the New York Yam
80 who is regarded as the pitching
Al AL If the American league this year,
= - ba,ped to prove the oft-repeated
...ortion that dope" on baseball
tesps is the most uncertain of any IN
port .p Gov in
..,nce The experts have been fairly
.SIe to figure that if "Cinch" beats
s ss Thingo and LEAD Pipe" throws
Ant IN the eyes of both of them, 1t Is
! good as money in your pocket to
lave i bet on "sinecure" when he IS
{ race with "Cinch" and Sure
thing because he has recently trim
ned LEAD Pipe" Sometimes it fails,
Int more often it will not.
+ pugilism pug" and "Knocker-
mt. battle to draw. Left Swing
hammers the life out of fright Jab.
men aRtght Jab' turns around and
rims ePug.'' Along comes Upper
CUT and be whales both LEFT Swing
ssrrss 1g1tr1zEHlTsF; -Jt5strs4
cd flgft JAP. 1nen some pro.
meter matches Upper Cut" and
sKnockerout." Who should win? The
dope says Upper Cut"
But In baseball you have to figure
On too many men. So when the sea-
soa started there were few who
thought the stallings bunch would be
sneh troublemakers in the American
league. It was because they did not
know Just how good Ford is. Some
persons say he is a better spit ball
artist than Ed Walsh, which is going
some The youngster won seven
straight before he lost a game. It is
agreed that his great twirling has had
much to do with putting the New York
team up near the top, thereby showing
nov impossible it is to dope" base
ball team.
Umpire Bill Evans asked Ford the
otaer day If he really knows which
way his spit ball delivery is going to
break Ford's answer was that he
would demonstrate, and, according to
Dili' ne broke the splitter just as he
sad he would. On the strength of
Vnat ball players and umpires say
sooat the New York phenom, it is not
q al hard to understand why he has
0seh meeting with such success.
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Rich relatives have a mania for liv-
Ing to a rip old age.
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For Red, Itching Eye1ids. Cysts. styeu

Falling Eyelashes and All Eyes That
Need Care Try Murine Eye Salve Asep-
TIC Tubes-TriaI Size-25c. Ask Your Drug
glst or Write Murine Eye Remedy Co.
chicago.
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Important 20 mornars

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that It
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Mrs. Talkalot-It wonder you
wouldn't be carefulabout your own
language. = You NAB it business to
pick me up on Iittl blunders.
Mr.. Enthusiastically dear. I make
q recreation of 1t.
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Everything in baseball today is the
signal system The marvellous per.
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TIE Watkins Pref.7;;,,v,,s Tyvs..
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
MCCLURE.

VIM. Lyerly, wife and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Porter Sunday
VIM. j, Cox of Murphysboro, was
here Tuesday on business in connec
ton with the levee work.
Mrs John ]. Porter and son jane
were In Anna Tuesday on bushes.
There was a meeting of the com
missioners Tuesday in regard to the
work on the levee.
Saturday evening lodge No. 1918 NJ
B, A. will initiate a class of 20 can
.didates, The Wolf Lake degree teams
will exempify the work. Many Wis.
itors are expected and the lodge has
made preparations to entertain them
royalty. In addition to the class to
be taken in Saturday number Of
applications have been made for mi
tiation the latter part of the month
and it is hoped to have another elias
IT that time as large OF larger than
the present one.
Chas. Shaynore, who has been farm
ing On Devils Island the past thrr,
years for Oscar TAYLOR moved int
the hills on John J, Porter's far
Monday.
MIS-. oscar Taylor is able to be out
later severe Illness
Dr. P, II McRayen is conyalescin,
and is able to be UP with the aid of
cane.
NJ b. Scanlon was here the first
of the week taking samples from his
lmine to ST Louis.
Joseph Bunch, r. NJ. Otnch, A. G.
Jaynes and Ray Bunch were amone
those who visited the county seat las
week.
Edw Abernathie returned to Cairo
Sunday after spending a few days
here looking after matters on his
farm.
T. j. Mcclure. and Herman Bunef
were in Grand Tower Tuesday attend
! in sale Of live stock and farm i'm
} Elements on the r. ]. East farm. The
lstoek sold at high prices.
VIM y. Lightner left for points il
Misouri Wednesday.
Dr.. Samuel Norris was in Jones
boro "Wednesday visiting and taking
the initial steps in Odd Fellowship
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04

spring Ben Anderson has pet
ground hog that he has observed for
several years and he says that when
it came out on the 2nd it peered
around cautiously and finally scamp,
cred to a thicket; while last year it
saw its shadow and retired to its den
where it remained for six weeks. AS
nobody doubts Ben's honesty of pu:-
pose in telling the above facts. he
thinks the ground hog has won thy
laurels as a weather. prophet.
Mrs. A. w. Brown is improving her
residence property by remodeling the
porehes aud approaches.
Mrs. Chris Bundschuh and mother
visited relatives at Mounds the first
part Of the week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
LARGE Match Consumption.

The American people use up the
enormous total OF 1000, 900 900
matches year. 1t is the general
belief that matches are the by-product
Of planning mills and other wood work.
ing factories, but as matter of fact
the best grade Of two-ineh lumber Ia
used for matches. while sash, doors
and blinds are the by-products OF the
match timber sawmills.
In single year the manufacturers
cut 225,00O 900 feet tboard measure) of
pine in the Great lakes region, and
one OF the 150-odd factories used up
100000 feet of sugar or yellow pine
logs every day The deduction Is
that in common with other industries
Of the United States depending upon
existing forests the matchmakers ars
within sight of shortage In the
wood supply
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04

harmless forest Indians have no mo-
ton of the way about, but all places
are alike to them. They have been
known to bring gold dust down from
places which they cannot or do not
want to describe.
Ii Is curious TO think that in the
Himalaya themselves. on the doorstep
Of India and no very grsat way from
SIAM there Is district across the
border that Ii still unexplored, though
as large as any three English counties.
aud nothing Is kn,wn OF the hill tribes
that inhabit 1t, except by rumor. Ac-
cording 10 native accounts 1T is a conn-
Try OF suffragets, Tor the Hill women
rule entirely. and each woman, with
the property qualification has at least
four or five husbands who do all the
house and farm work. and have no
voice In aairffs, This is not uncom-
mon among Hirnalayan hill men but
no regular tribe has yet been found
that make regular rule OF It. 1t
should be good country to keep
away from, but DR.. Longstaff, the well-
Lnown explorer, does not think 50. for
he ID moving in that direction.
Finally, II YOU have the exploring
instinct that has made our empire
what II is, there is still plenty Of ground
for you. according to choice. II death
by thirst attracts you, the Dahkna Id
the best place for 1t. Should you pre-
fer torture, try the Brahmapuira For
good chance Of being broiled and
eaten you cannot beat Papua, and for
snake bite or few. there ia no place
like New Guinea II you survive
these, the royal geographical society
win probably give you a decoration
ana dinner az the Hotel Ceail
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
Observation-Disclosures
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


Co., of Cairo.
Geo. Schuler is painting at Mounds
this week.
A delicious banquet was served
Wednesday evening to the local Off
GERS of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co, in the offices of that com
pany in the Phoenix Block. A SPLEEN
did time was had by all present and
there was large number on hand. as
each officer was accompanied by his
family Recitations were given by a
few of the young people and SPLEEN
did address was made by DIR. Hall
Whitaker examining physician for
the company, and all were highly ap-
preciated. Those present did justice
to the tempting viands of the banquet
as it was spread before them. There
were in attendance, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed,
ward Bond of Cairo, Mr. and Mrs
Josh Childers and family of Mounds.
and Mesdames ]. r. Harris, VIM.
Lewis, Hall Whitaker. Geo. Parker
and Ed. Sheerer, of this city; Misses
Iuez 'Lora and May Harris, Gladys
and Helen Parker and Oma, Meta and
Mary Ann Sherer: Masters Russell
Lewis. Cal Sheerer and Albert and
Carlos Parker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
THEBES.

p Judge Wallace left Tuesday to visit
his son Scott at Lilbourn. Mo.
Miss Lizzie King of Morehouse, Mo-,
is visiting her sister. Miss Ora King,
and other relatives.
Miss Birdie Tinsley of Cape Girar-
deau. Mo-. is visiting friends at
Thebes
Mrs. Mary Sanders and three chill
dren OF Chaffee, Mo-. are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dyer, east
OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton are again
residents OF Thebes, after living for
year at Charleston, Mo. They all
come back
Heber Croft of Dongola, made his
usual visit to Thebes over Sunday.
H. G. Davidson, who has been EN-
poyed at Gideon, Mo-, the past year,
visited his children here over Sunday.
Alfred Whiting Is suffering from an
attack of lagrippe. 80 -
Fred Irwin has moved to- the Web
king farm. east OF town.
The Gould Construction CeElsl again
at work and have begun pile driving.
II high water does not interfere they
will soon be ready for the concrete
work.
The sick are all improving. There
have been several cases Of lagrippe.
The Ground Hog didn't see his
shadow at Thebes Wednesday,
Leo Campbell is home for short
time.
Henry Peters is now lampiighter, in
stead of George Gilbert.
John Francis and his former clerk,
commonly known as Rabbit were
acaritted Of the charge Of selling whis-
key.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
ULLiN, ILL.

Chris. Bundschuh will have a sale
of all his personal property on Sat
urday, after which he will move to
Chicago where he has embarked in
the undertaking business.
Miss Essie Cook and Miss May Ell
kns visited friends in Mounds and
Cairo Sunday. DR.. Boswell chaper
oned them to the best of his ability
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Kelly visited
their home in Jonesboro Saturday.
Pulaski county teachers will have
a ten days institute in Mound City
February 10th and 11th An interest
ing program has been prepared and
an enjoyable and profitable time is
anticipated by the teachers.
County Surveyor Meyer has been
doing some surveying west of town
this week.
Mrs. P. w. Thompson who has had
a siege of pneumonia has about re
covered.
Miss Mable Brown who has been al
her home at Thebes on account OF
sickness has returned to Ullin where
she is attending school.
Mrs a. W. Brown was Cairo Wis
itor Sunday.
Ground hog day has come ant
gone in the vicinity of Ullin. He
failed to see his shadow here. VIZ
Iare expecting an early and mile
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
Something New in surnery.

Queer case, this. Four years ago
fellow got into an argument with an.
other fellow and was forced to swal.
low his words" "Well?" Now they
have just removed a small dictionary
from his left side. Washington Her.
aid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
MOUNDS CITY.
February 3.

Geo Ects and A, Nelson We're
Cairo business callers Wednesday
morning.
Don't forget Tie revival services
which began at The Methodist Episco'
IA, church Monday evening There
ha7 been q splendid attendance the
past few evenings and your presence
would b. appreciated. Rev. White.
sales Of 81 Elmo, Ill., is expected to
BE- present next Mondag and will as
a'r' Pew. MarBraye with the work
+ Book Of Mounds, is quite i'll at
his home in hist city.
Miss Leunora Schiller Of Cape
Girardeau. Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. .Ino Sclmier on Fifth street.
TIE trial Of Mrs O'Rrien twhite)
Of Mounds. against Graves and wife
fraloredl of l.eYines. was conducted
ut court Wednee lay, with the result
that Tie nan tGfaves) was discharged
and his wife was bound over till next
term of corrt. The reeroes were ac-
cused of the theft eF $5000 from Mrs.
O',tien vi en- she was shopping with
her DAUGHTER in tie Jake Blum Dry
Goods Store last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bond Of
Cairo, We're the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs,
j. r. harris en- Third street, Nednes-
day evening.
Following is the order of worship
at 81 Peters Episcopal church, Sun.
dav Feb. 9th;
9:20 a. M. Sunday school.
1890 a. m Holy Communion and
sermon. Subject THE Brazen Ser
pent "
100 p. m, evening prayer and ser
mon. Subject, Christ Giving Light
| TO the Blind"
Feb 9th, Ash Wednesday.
1000 a. m, Communion service and
address. Subject, 'TIow Shall We
Keep Lent?'
There will be daily services during
Lent. beginning at p. m
Mrs. Geo. Hayden and daughter
were in the city from America Wed.
nesday shopping.
Ed. Graves of Villa Ridge, trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Jno. Lawler of Harrisburg, is the
guest of Miss Clara Hartwick,
Mrs. Hattie Murphy was a Mounds
visitor Wednesday,
Miss Kate Conley was in Cairo
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Pease and family, Of
Minnesota, arrived Wednesday to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kel
Ter on Main street. Mrs. Pease was
formerly Miss Emma Cole of this city
and is sister of Mrs. Keller.
j. p, N'esbit of Murphysboro. Is IL
the city on business.
Hugh Esheman of Pulaski trans
acted business here in court Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Keiser o
Mounds. returned home Wednesday
from Cayce. KY, where they ATTENDED
| the wedding of Mr.. e. NJ Fowler anC
| Miss Tina McClellahan, both of tina
city.
w. NJ. Hurt of Cairo, was in towI
on business Wednesday in the inter
est of the Rhodes-Burford Furnitur,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
Out Of the Ginoer lar,

L
Even q legless man can run through
bank account
1t requires a skilful surgeon to set
bone. but anybody can set an. egg.
When girl falls In love with
loafer We usually find him the Idle
of her heart. #A E
The corn-field ought 10 take a high
rank, because there are 50 many kerr
neis In It,
1t would not take q thrashing mo
chine very long 20 thrash out soma
mems ideas.
The auctioneer knocks down almost
everything he touches. and yet NO
body seems to mind Il.
Pride Is undesirable. an5 yet Ys are
all agreed that rice Is not likeahls
unless It Ii all puEsd N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
At the oarkSTown Culture Club.

Chairman concluding an address OF
Introduction An now, ladies and
gentlemen, | hab de honor of present
in to dis audience de speaker of de
ebening-Prbf. Johnslng, of de West
Vile seminary--who will proceed to
define de indeflnable, depict de indie
pictable and unscrew de unscrewta-
BILE Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04

I'm afraid this place is going to the
everlasting bowwows." said she.
They've had to cut out their orches-
ira" Il wish they'd ali get to the
point where they did that" said he.
An orchestra interferes so with our
conversation"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
To Be Happy.

To watch the corn grow or the bios.
SONS set; to draw hard breath over
plow-share or spade; to read, to think.
to love, to pray, these are the things
that make men happy.-John Ruskin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
Getting Even with the Policeman

A policeman in country village
where eases" were rare one day
came across his Landlord In an incap-
able state The chance was too
good to be missed, so the landlord
was summoned and fined 10 the
amount Of las cd.
The fine was paid, but the police
mans feelings can be better imagin.
ed than described when ON reaching
home he found his rent had been
raised sixpence a week, and so IL
continued for tMentynine weeks
when the landlord cody informed
him that he had paid the fiRe and
could have his house at the former
rent. '--Tit-Bits. sa 5as,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04

There are lots of people In the
world who appear to have The brains
of a mule. All they seem TO BE- able
TO do is to eat. sleep and kick.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED AT CRAVE
In MEMORY OF LATE MISS ANNA PELLY
BY SUBSCRIPTION FROM 500 PEOPLE

above pe { a OF SO
cruelty murdered il his ty Nov g. wi u " o a a o
W e by
in pal of
Th subscription nged from ~ o 5 ben of
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04

Generally Growth Is Slow.
Time ripens all things. No man In
born wise. --Csrvantes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-28

part of the state and will not return
for several days.
Mr.. c. II. Ogilvie. lay member,
filled the pulpit and took his text
from Matt. V. 1t was an excellent
discourse and a portion Of the ad
dress Is given here below---that por-
ton which treats ot the subject
from the speakers own point OF
view:
The keynote TO the main body Of
the discourse Is struck by the words
Think not that am come to
destroy the law and the prophets
nm not come to destroy. but to
fulfill" and. except your righteous
ness exceed the righteousness OF
the scribes and Pharisees, we shall
IN no case enter into the kingdom OF
heaven
The principle Of all Christian
goodness, and especially Of all
Christian love, is laid In .festora-
tion to the image Of God himself
he We therefore perfect. even as
your Father which Is in heaven Is
perfect" BE We merciful as your
Father also is merciful," and Its
practical climax. "As w would that
men should do to you. 40 ye also