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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Ribbons in the Mill End Sale

TAFFETA RIBBON, good colors, 3 E inchs worth 15c yd.- 1215c . ches, worth 19c and 21c yd.- 51S INCH MOIRE and satin ta.ffeta. ribbon, handsome and excellent worth 35c and 39c yd.+ 25c FINE BROCADE RIBBON, Az and 6 F inch, white pink and light blue, worth 29c and 5ec yd-
 25c and S9c NOVELTY and plain fine ribbons, short lengths. many sorts, worth 39c to S1eyd.- 29c WASH RIBBONS, Nos. 1,11k and 2. worth 19c, 25c and 29c piece
 13c, 1Sc, 25c and hght-blue, worth 45c piece
 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Floor Coverings i'm EIaa NH End Sale

wETEE4zTA TMkS. An@lo-PcrnARaa rugs, fln- ent rugH made ln the country reg niar $sg.. dropped patterrs-as ft- w as. Anglo-1nu5aia rugs. fine , lA4a 4qatf1.s' 2 rs Fg alsr 4s st tse' STS TSP- EUXAG TgrEzGfEE HEIR ru@n from v7a1iRfnxl. haaadscme and durable, rqgHzla< 9dss dropped pateerrnns 2 by HIas6yv EuGa U1Dp.a rpgz. Art loom one-Edece rugn Vvh4ttau Tse- ST iS h. rssuia- sss and sss. apy 1e4s es. regular sss and BorH Hsxns rugs. pure w Wor- ge@ds Ene GuslHtys in srIsn orten- as& hg 1e9f IF. Tsaniar s-6a1 rai ma orSenfaa lSsaf Isaf4er;ass 1.;si - '. sbg 1a9Re. regular e1s- Ta- e1e.Bo s hy-1eH h. regular slf-so-- mnmnETzss~EzzEE tapestry, Hrusse1ls Faw@ eg 1a fks regular 81s GOOD rAFHgrEE1e 1srusssils TUES in @@atae1at gnanr9 and pstterns:-
 2 16 a ft1 lsa rsgsiaE Slhha0 s1s4 zM hy 2 q. regular e. 5O&SS r,A R zS SSASassss sRass sySS@soiSE ystSet rnru s4 by 10 h ft-. regular SIS to s1s- RAG RUGS, old fash1cnad and good. allght1y sof1sd. by IF ft-s regular A25dnTsrER RUGS, good colors and s7 by S4 inches. regular s1.gs ss ry zs inches, regular s4~s RAFTING, Jap ana Ch1na. excellent patterns. fine quality rolls of 20 ydss regular $4.6o to $B.60--
  KxTRA.HEAvY China mating, small tasteful patterns all colors, 20 yd- rolls, regular S7-- $4.6O JAPANESE WOVEN mating rugs, good colors, regular soc and s2.50.
 9Dc and @1.75 GOOD SOLID INIAID hnoIeum in tile and wood and block designs, regular $1 square yard 60c PRINTED EINOLEGHG, many pat terms. good colcrs. regular Soc and Gec square yard S9c FAB0UET 0ILEIfOTH filling for use around rugs regular 29c to 39c yd. RUBBER DoORBEATs, 1T by 30 in cfee, regular 69c- soc CARPET, tapestry Brussels, good pattarnB for hall and stairs, reg uIar Bnc to 65c yd.-- sec WOOL AND FIBRE rugs, good pat fermSs
 2 by ID ft-. regular $7 tos ss-$e S3& by 1OA it, regular $6 and ST
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Pillowcases
in the Mill End Sale

m the M1u End Sale soft and fine finish. 9 yard wide and in pieces of 12 yards,
 Sl and S1.2O ; CAMEO CLOTH very soft and nice texture, used for line underwear. COTTON, bleached or unbleached, yard wide, worth Sc and Sc yd- GOOD HEAVY bleached cotton. s6 UNBIEACHED cotton, heavy and firm, worth 11c yd.-s 4o-TNCH UNBLEACHED sheefing. solid and good, worth 12 E c- GOOD s-4 uNBLEAeHED sheeting, p BI.EsaCHED CT 1S HEAVY s-4 sheeting. firm and excellent. worth soc yd.7- FINE BLEAGHED s-4 sheeting, ex- tra quality, worth S5c yd.- PmM,owoAsE COTTON, za and AS inch worth 1ec and 17e yd-7ak 7akc ATMOSPHERIC A. 0. A. ticking. e 1eng1ns aa from to 10 yards. worth 2oc- PmIowcAsEs. 45 by ss, bieaehed. BEHAoHEB zz2as9 1z 2 o A by se pillowoaees. ooe FRUIT OF THE LOOM pilloWeaases, T za s 20 Dy SOp worth ZVc- lSC CERTEES-SEAG bleached sheets 72 by 90, worth 50c- Soo BLEACHED 81 by 90 sheets. special weight cotton, worth 60c-
 STANDARD BLEACHED SHEETS, 81 by 90, worth 65c- 55c MILL END SPECIAL SHEETS, of standard sheeting, good and heavy,
 s1 by 90, worth soc TOO
 81 by 99, worth 90c- 75o FRUIT OF THE LOOM SHEETS, 8 1
 
 81 by 99. worth s5c- 8Sc FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON yard wide, worth 10c yd., limit of 10 yards to a customer at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
w ornen's Wear
sl1 S1r

WV SB5G GE&G4Saa PEFCALE1 good stripes ana G DOTTED LAWN ana atrlgssd- sa ed percal@s worth $1 G@o REkAElA.X e.A9S4eealD lMn @a chanbrays good nnod@5as Hsc9 crs- crA worth S1.ab and @1-te--- TISSUES AND L1AyFEgs and et1l plain or striped ginsaaEaai na tracttve ssyies worth nn4 voile, tasfeful fine glnEhaxas and cnaznhEays several znQdeAas HOWT1ANDG RTAcEETaTE Es-ArA AIDE drs es, handsome striped rattne add plain crepe and excellent l5u porch Wears tasteful ocmhiuatiruC of good coIors, worth $4 and $6~- short or long tunic and 4u wnit@ or good ccIorgs Dolly WaFdsn m plain crepe dregsess striped rRGQe and hn@ gatheTtngi worth 9s.51 Co NTGE WHITE LAWN and voile and and awning-strtpe woileaf novel styles including some with Rus sian tunici worth ss.so to sas.EG CFEPEs and tlssuea. fine white lawn. splendid Eattnes made la such styles that thsy are among most attractive drssEeH of the Season, worth st5 to s2O
 Muslin UnderWeaF. EILPOVEH1 NLGHTGOW&S oG nice muslin, good trimming oG eznhEoi derry or lace, regular gbc~~ CRETE AND FINE muaan s0vns,s high or low necE and ENWnVlr- crepe either plain or ncWarads gsgs uIaE $1 gCWn@- a@G PETTTCOATS of mugIlns fiat or r1 r4rn A-a4wr dery and laces worth soc and 55c muslin, nicely trimmed Ee87alaF 44 FINE PEyFsTTCoATs, neverai
 trfnnxned with lace and eEnbrcf a1l.r- regular &1.5O and $1s3b COMBINATION Of corset c0vsr vith either drawers OF skirt, nice Cue1- tty, taste1uily trimmed with lalee cE embroidery regular CoRsFTr COVERS, new ioese styies. trimmed with lace or en1bTpi qergs regular 26c sort 1&o ORA rsisHsss Ta Hfss with RHi tTiaTnnlinE of sm brotdery or lace naf pr H style.
 regular 99c 26o
 regular 60c-- 4g FINE NANSO0K and canbEio dEe,vz- CTS, kuickerbocker or regular mod ell, flat or rufKleds lace or enubEoi- derry trimming, regular *A goEl-
 T8o PRTNCEss SLIPS of tastafuI frina- ming and nice quality lace or enl- broidery in good pafternas
 regular $1 and $1-2b-- 4@Q
 regular $1.50 and $Lzb--34sAh
 Silk PettlcoatS AEESSALdNE in black or rich coluFl. with tailored or fancy ruGeiA new model worth. S- @As RICH SILK JERSEY with Btglah ruffEe of messa.nne, handsome cole ors and black, worth 4- FINE ATESSALHNEsg all colorw and and very 1ustrouGs fine new style ruff1e, worth $S.75--
 Hair Goods. SWITCHES, 20 to 2s lncheB reEu- lar $1.25 to $4.50--
 TRANS1EORHGATION for all around the head regular &1-Be- 8bo POAEPADOURS, wavy haAr, Eer $2.50- @A-9Y BATHING -CAP fringes. natural euri, regular $1.50- 8bC NEW SPANISH CURLS, worn on cheek. regular S1.45- a6o GRAY SWITCHES, Is and 19 tnchs regular $4 Yes@s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
INOW BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE
w ash Goods. iY1 f:ha Mill End Sale

SHIFTING PRINTS and printed chal1is, staple designs and eolors, AHRs5a Y965a Ss ssrsGnaSds s9a sS blue ohseks, several sizes worth 7c--s 5c DOLLK WARDEN CREPE, printed in nice colors worth 121s Sc
 good patterns and colors including checks. stripes and plaids. worth WINCHESTER PERCALEs and. handsome madras, tasteful new and desirable, worth 12 5k 1Oc REPPLEyIyEE, striped poplan, and ehevfot shirtfngs good patterns and IIIIKAIINEN, S2lnch dress gtnghana, pebble crepe, shirting madras and the new akiddie CIoth.'. great or and value, worth 15c and 19c-- ZEPHYR GINGHA14S Of fine quality. plaids cheeks or stripes. g inch POPIINS and tub silks, shepherd checks and Scotch ginghams Jae- ponica silks and madras shirtings,. 3 wonderful lot worth 25cA-- VOIIlE AND CREPE printed with. flowers in handsome effect, dainty and charming; worth 25c to 3Se- SIIK-AND-COT ratine and jac- quard. patterns and colors are de-. TUE gnfsqL SILKS yofth Sse styliah ersesive ss stripes, worth s9c and 5oc-z--
 RAnIIE ~ Lll CLOTH .gls h good eolors. yard FINE PLAIN-COLoR ratine. nne in quality as well as effect; worth RTCH COIoRED CREPEs and ra- tines and Ranie linen. 45 inches worth 5oc to 75c-z 45c
 CCttons, Sheets and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
I,eatller Goods
ln fha Mil1 End Eala

SHOPPING BAGS 1E splendid finish, with saxcty lock and tasteful fittings regular %A MORE SILK SHOPPING BAGE graceful new shapes pretty hntaEfE. newest patterns black ana cQlqf1- Ter511ay- sf- 38U vVETTyFE CROCHET shopping bs hand made, good size regular 2kc--
 &1c RETTS. handsome new sttYiea In both sIIk and leather, included arc an the liked colors and ghapeEs Rcgu- lar 5oc-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Underwear and Hosiery
 in the Mill End Sale
WflMEhIgS HOSTERY

VOA4ENyS HOSIERY. inforced hee1 toe and sole, black white and tan. worth IF 55A CT MEDIUnr-WEIGHT cotton with white sfEs1se Eais5 seERqsRD MIrsR z 6oTroN or gguse so weight, white tan and black, rein fsass feresd heel and toe garter 1ao top' #IIGETT AND MEDIUM cotton, all black or white sole. worth 25c-. sITK-BooT STOCKINGS with top heel and toe of good lisles white or ! TAN 1saeBi BLACK HGEsn OK TSoV WHITE silk boot with top heel and toe of nsIe, good weight, worth Soc 39c ITszT sgfrIh fS a9S 0iai sfEIs< 9R1s 9F1sD ifse with double heel and toe, black and white. worth 50c--s S9c
 WOAEEEN's UNDERVEAR.
 COTTON VESTS, Cunnfy cut and otia- FINE flTsIE and cotton. vests. low or high neck. worth 26c- 19c PANTS of good cotton. lace trimmed or tight knee, worth 25c- 19c VESTS with fancy tops low neck, reg ular and extra sizes. worth 25c- UNION SUITS of excellent shape and quality. low neck. plain or lace FINE E UNION SUITS, a number of styles in tight knee or lace trim ,sERd Hsdt dtTs9ghD E9E5h Ifsi.E tH fa VESTS see of light weight. low neck. nicely made worth 39c- 20e
 GHIIDREN'S UNDERWEAR- VESTS AND PANTS Of cotton, lace trimmed, worth 121zc- Sc WHITE COTTON vests and pants. BoYs; 2ssn BAIBRIGGAN shirts Agu and drawers and athletic shirts worth GIRLS UNION SUITS of fine cotton, low neck. no sleeves, worth 5oc---
 CHIIDREN,s HOSIERY.
 RIBBED COTTON, medium weight. RIBBED COTTON with reinforced heel and toe. black. worth 12 E e. GIRLS, MERCERIsED COTTON, white tan or black, double toe, worth 25c- 10c
 socks, worth 121kc c- ac FANCY SOCKS in many patterns, dainty and good. worth 25c-
 | Fr.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Shoes in the
Rfarse T,Oyv l1oeg.


 Mems Low Shoes.
 An f11e cAmsrent sorts Of mems ox- 1e.E4 sa . 15sg c1z11nAne tc make q nasnsy Nemrav a1I made especiaaly for the store. Every size in a& Ietast one of Islsi aFaaiI Eli IF THEIR, black ealfskin. tan caIfsktns white
 Our $5 shoes @$-9S Sar % shoes InSss sa.SS SOME BROKEN lines of f8 and shDea, rich pIprns for the man Wh6ee aize is tnolnded--
 Boys Shoes.
 bfning to ofKer praettcaiiy all sizes, regular s2.so and ss shoes OUTING SHOES of tough leather for vacation wear worth accord- inG to bize s1z5, s5:so and s-
 Girls Shoes.
 All How shoes for asaFIs in the Min PT1EPS AND OKFORDE with Good- ysar-we1f sOles, caffskin or patent cr Russia leather. excellent styles. hns wearing ability. regular $2.50- TrgTrr-sDrE PUMPS of patent leather and calfsAin, He1HbIe and a4rssaszs Ieez5 Jar $1s40 1cprl and nnes rsgular @1.B0 to $2: 80
 $1s1S to $l-0O EoH snGAKM GIEI.s, wiite shoes and pmpg and oxfords In tna1 or white OF patent leather or gl1n1nekaz, sty- liMh and good regular $a.19 to $9s
 95c to @A.TO PLAY 0xEoRDs o9 all nizes for boys and wtH1M ea1ronne-t tazrmasB sole and Run& cal3Sztn uppars regular S1 to aa a1 sEc @ @1.4B
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Trunks, Rags and Hanal1aoclxS
in the Mill End Sale

COUCH HAMGOCKS with steel frame and good mattress, hung with ropes. regular $5- 50- HEAVY KHAKI duck couch ham mockss steel frame. excellent mat tress, wind shield chains for hang ing. regular $z. .50-% @G.6O TRUNKS with waterproof duck cOv- ertng and hardwood slats, bxaSsa trimmings lock and bolts, leather straps, deep fray,@-Sfzes 28 to 26 inch. worth se.5O to $s.6o-
 $S.S0 sIleet-fron bottom and hardwood slated top, 2S to 36 inch, worth $3.50. to $4. 50-F $3 COWHIDE SUIT CASES, steel frame with lining, inner pocket, protect ed corners, brass lock- straps all around, 24 inch size, worth 5 MATING SUIT-GASES, cloth lined, inch size, worth $1.76- HANDBAGS of mating. light weight. 14 to IS inches, worth $1 HAAEAfOCKS, woven in regular style with head-rest and spreader, good colors, worth $2 and s.
 s O. H 1.-. @H ee<.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Colored Dress Goods
 in f1ae Mill End Sale

WOOL GHALLIS, stripes figures and crepe effects worth soc and 59c--
 38C and soc PLAIN AND STRIPED mohair and pIaids in light and dark effects, worth 39c- 29C GOOD SERGE ALBATROss diago- nal mohair crepe and plaid, some fancy suat1ng, worth 50c yd.- MIXED sUTTTNGS and attractive crepes and serges. worth s59c and FIRM MoHAIR, pure wool serge, fancy suiting, and effective hen- rietta, worth T5c- 69c WOOL popnnE, plain and striped serkes, heuriettas, popHns, mohair and fancy suitinGs, worth s5c and $1-- 66c
 panama and serge and diagonal. fine si11tiIEs in plain and fancy effects; worth $ and $1-25- 58c STAPLE S1ERGES and fine vigoreaux, tasteful fancy guitings and lustroug si1k-and-wool popltns. worth &l.25 a nd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Upholstery Goods in fhe Mill End Sale


 SCRLM CURTAINS, lace edge and in- serting. worth s 1 to $1.25- MUSLIN CURTAINS, lace inserting. sCRIM CURTAINS with inserting and. edge of lace or with valance across BRanatDEp s9nt T15fS R5yETTY 1ES curtains 1sSS waite snd Arabian. very attractive; werth eg NcsI,ISNcHAM { 2; H9M CURrA1Ns. eo eOod IMPORTED IRTsH-POnNT curtains. good designs and fine quality: weTth CoIoRED sUNFAsr madras Cur nice designs. worth ss.7s-.aa. COUGH COVERS, plain eolors or two toned effects, worth $2- 91.56 of linen lace. worth sa.so to s4 LACE NET a. yard wide. white and srT Ara5Ian; r S1 I Eorth lSe S 1g.,-.d Avo ve-d wide. best quality, worth 1S 7A yd.p FANCY sCRIN4. plain center with coiored border, yard -wtde' worth dERCEKIsED EGs Edi1 sCRn4 with draTn- worth wora 6SFdsT, 1sc snd sso aass yd. or sn 1so CREAM MADRAS, fine quality, worth 19c and 25c yd.-- 1Sc AEAEh4 41SSOEIg Wn1r9 FtA%A A8 ures in blue. green, pink or yellow, very dainty, worth 12Ac and 16c
 Towels
 in the Mill End Sale HE1GNGED HUCK TOWELS pure white or with red or blue border, worth 121k e and 15e- ~ TURKISH unbleached towels ana sturdy homespun towels, worth
 1Oc and 121kc DAhIASK TOWELS, hemmed and hemstftched. plain white or with border, nice appearance, worth 1bc HENGED HUCK or Turkish towels, nice weight, worth 15c-
 BLEACHEsD TURKISH TOWELS and good strong hemmed huck towels worth 17c and 18c- 15c PURE LINEN huck towels, large hemmed or hemstitched, worth zocs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Embroideries, Laces and NeckWear in inc Mill End Sale

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 in the Mill End Sale FANCY GLADSTONE COLLARS of dchus g guimpes and sdH pretty as lsa Vestees: ass regular 25c to 75c- 10c FANCY COLLARS and necKwear. beautiful net organdy lace and lawn. regular soc to $1.5O-
 GUIB1PEs in rich patterns, conbina- ton Of lawn with net or lace. regu- HANDsoAIE NET guimpes with lace rGR THff1s; GlsSN 5NsgTnlaaFrT T.a FTss5 $l- esc wide, white and ecru, regular 10c o2MBRIo AND SWISS ennbroidertes, edg1ngs insertingS and gallons, 2 to 6 inches wide. worth 12 hc to 25c FINE ENfBROmEZRIEs in good nat. terns.s cambr1c and Swiss, 2 to 12 inches wide worth 1se and 25c .yd.. EDFBRoIDERED 27 inch fiounciI3eu agn and voi1e houncings. hemstitched and fancy edges, worth. 25c and 39c CoyRRisEr-covER and baby-dress see em- broideries, IS inches wide. dainty patterns, worth 25c and 3Sc yd.--- ALI-ovER EMBRoTDERTEs for waists. 27 inches wide, worth soc
 White Goods
 in the Mill End Sale FANCY CROSSBARS and stripes thin and light. worth 12hc to 15c yd.; in the Mill End Sale Sc DOTTED SWISS and pajama cloth excellent quality, worth 15c yd.- 4o-INGH LAWN, nice, quality. worth 15c yd.- 1Oc RATTNE of excellent weight, line for outing skirts. worth S5c-
 NAINsooK, ss inch, much used for underwear, worth 15c- 1278c wide special nainsook, very fine, worth 18c and 25c yd.- 15c SWANSDOWN PLISSE and crepes of fine quality, worth 19c to 25c-
 15c VOILE of nice texture and pique in different sizes of welt, worth 25c to RICE CLOTH, handsome silk-stri ped crepe voiIe,- excellent yard-wide ratine, worth 3se- 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08

A CONDITION l II
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08

HEMMED HUCK or Turkish towels,
 nice weight, worth 16c-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08
Si.I.Iy W aistg.

CHINA SILK WAISTS in stripes or plain, with low neck and short sleeves, will wash exceIleMtlys worth FINE BEESSAEINE and net and ta1- feta and crepe de chine waists beautiful of style and delicate of color, worth $5 to $7.5o-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-08

BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS and
 good strong hemned huck. towels PURE LINEN huck towels, large,
 hemmed or hemstitched, worth z5cs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
CHICAGO FUTURES.

Worlds shipments OF oats this
week amount 10 1881 900 hn
against 3,3 900 bu. last week and
5.4i3,000 hu. last year.
Ono million bushels grain werc
consumed in the Minnesota AnneA
elevator fire Saturday night. diviGc'
as follows: Wheat 5000 bu.; oa,s
$1,000 BIZ; corn $4,000 bu.; rvs
5000 bu.
Changes in the United States Wis
ible supply were: Dom astic, de-
Gre nses, wheat l,i5..000 bu.: oats,
1899 900 bu.; rye 10000 bu.: II
creases, corn $4,000 bu.. barley
$4,000 bu. Bonded, decrease.
wheat, $4,000 bu. Increase. oa.S
29.00 bu., barley $4,000 bu..
One of the large importing houses
OF Antwerp, in a letter of January
80. says; "One fact remains, the
enormous supplies. of wheat arrlv-
ing here in Europe are disappearing
into consumptive channels in mar
velous way. which is not bad arSu.
mont for bulls"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
.LAD|E& DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Look Years Younger! Use Grand.
mothers Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur and nobody will know

The use OF Sage and S sulphur fol
restoring faded, gray hair to 'its
natural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used it to keei
her ham beautifully dark, glossy
and abundant. Whenever her hair
fell ont or took on that dull. faded
Ior streaked appearance, this simple
mixture was applied with wonder
iail effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out-of-date. Nowadays. by ask.
ing at any drug store for a 50cen;
bottle nj "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" you will get this
famous old recipe which can be de-
uended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair and isspIen-
did for dandruff, dry, feverish, itchy
scalp and falling hair.
A 'well-known downtown druggis,
says il darkens the hair SO natural.
ly and evenly that nobody can tel
| 1t has been applied. on simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush wifi
1t and draw this through your hair
taking one strand at time. II,
morning the gray hair disappears
and after another application Of
two, it becomes beautifully dark
glossy, soft and abundant. Adyt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
SECOND BATTLE
TURk-COFELAND
ON next MONTH
Trial OF Youthful Couple Charged
With Staying Hugh Atchison
for Mavield.

Miss May Copeland and Lucien
Turk. who were released on $780,
600 bonds last November after q
Kentucky jury at MayGeld failed to
agree on verdict in their trial on
q change of numbering Hugh Atchi-
son, win go on trialaat Mayfeld ii
second time next March. The Graves
circuit court convenes the first Mon.
day Of March and the Turk-Cope-
land trial probably will be held on
tho second Tuesday.
The jury which heard the initial
trial of the case voted nine to three
for acquittal.
Attorneys for the defense contend
that the failure OF the prosecution
to uncover new evidence and the
discovery that the bullet found In
Atchison's body, which was ex-
humed after the trial, was of tae
same calibre as that of the pistol
which May Copeland says she used
in shooting Atcnison, will make tn
case Of the defense much stronger
at second trial.
Since she was released on bond
Miss Copeland has been living with
her uncle at Wingo, Graves county
Young Turk has been visiting rela.
tives and friends in Missouri and al
his home in Bardwell.
The crime was committed on tht
night OF July "a at the Atchisor
tho,nc, which is three miles from n;
tscat of Carlisle county, Kentucky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected TO Feb. 4, 1914.
Trains leave Cairo Daily

Trains leave Cairo Daily
North Bound.
1885 .. m. Chicago vestibuls limt-
ed. arrives Chicago 1890 .. m.
2:15 a. m. st. Louis Night It'd, ar
rlves st. Louis 1870. .. m. Sleep
Ing car open after $3.50 p. m.
400 .. m. Thsbes Accommodation.
1850 =. N. Chicago Daily Express.
,11:15 Z. m. st. Louis Fast Mail.
11:15 .. m. Chicago Midday Spec
ial.
2:4t ,. m. Afternoon Express for st.
Louis and Centralia.
Sis >. m. Chicago Night Express.
slesping car from Carbonate to
Chicago. sr
1905 ,. n. Chicago Might Express.
\, arrives Chicago 7:50 .. m. local
| sleeper open At station $50 ,. m.
South Bound.
$40 .. m. Memphis, New Orleans
and Hot Springs.
2:2S .. N. Memphis and NashvilIs.
4:35 I. m. Seminole for Birmingham
and Jacksonville. Fla.
$500 .. m. Paducah and Louisville.
l:4l p. m. Nashville. Chattanooga
and Atlanta.
$3.50 ,. m. Fulton and kayasid Ae-
commodation.
$40 p. m. Paducah AID Louisville.
Sleeper Paducah 10 Louisville.
S:45 D. n. Memphis and Nav Or
leans Special.
600 \. N. Paducah and Louisville
Express.
For tickets. aIeeping car accom-
modationn and further information
, apply TO Illinois Central Passenger
Station, or addreas,
esFe ]. H. JONES, Ticket Agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11

FARM FOR SALE--in Southeast
Missouri. 80 acre farm fenced and
all under cultivation. good house.
barn and orchard. On two public
roads, one half mile from railway
station. Telephone service. Good
school and church close. Cheap II
taken at once This farm Is above
overflow. For terms and informa-
ton address J.. L. Barnard, 260S
Sycamore street, Cairo. Ill. 1-23 Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
ITO be continucd.D
You Save Money

= When you buy Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound because just a few
doses stops the cough and heals the
cold. onebottle lasts long time, and
the last dose is as good as the first.
Mrs. s. 8. s., 90 Van Buren, St..
Kingston, y. Y, says: Father had
lagrippa and his cough was some
thing terrible and he c ould not
sleep. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stopped his coughing. but II
brought my voice back to me after
% severe case of bronchitis and
,larynigitis, For sale by all drug
gists, & ~ ar Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
Successful EVERYWHERE

People evefywhere are talking oil
the quick and fine results Foley Kid
ney Pills give In backaehe, rheuina-
tism, kidney and bladder troubles.
You can not take them into your
system without good results. That
is because Foley Kidney Pills give
to the kidneys and bladder just wha,
nature calls for to heal these weak.
ened and inactive organs. ]. D
Carroll, Sacramento, Ca. writes: III
is a pleasure to recommend Foley
Kidney Pills, as they inst worked
wonders in my case" For sale by
all druggists. Advt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
rAH1f rol SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm two and .
half miles northwest Of Mounds;
graveled road al way to Cairo and
Mound City. Upland, above high
water. Just the place for hog and
poultry. raising; good well water;
two springs; good orchard: black
berry and raspberry patch; young
alfalfa; . red clover and timothy
patch; g fairly good house; good
outhouses: all under fence. Abstract
furnished. Write II. p. shaw. r. !.
box "a. Mounds. Ill. for full particu-
lars. is 30t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-11
Safe for. Babies, Effective for Grown

That's Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. 1t has the confidence Of
your druggist, who knows it will
give you satisfaction. w. W. Nes-
smith, Statesboro. Ca, says: "E have
used Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound in my family and have sold
it in my store and it never fails to
cure" And Bob Ferguson, S19 Pine
St, Green Bay, Wis, says II had a
bad cough that kept me awake
nights and two SMALL bottles OF
Foley Honey and Tar cured me-
For sale by all druggists. aAart'