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SALE.

BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County. passed in No. 7769
Equity, the undersigned, trustees, will sell at
public sale on
SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1904,
at I o'clock p. M,
at the Postofflce IN sabillasville, in Frederick
County, Maryland, all that valuable farm
land, together with the improvements there
on, known as the John Gall home place, w.
ing about one mile southwest Of Sabillasyille
and containing
"a Acres Of Land, more or less.
This farm Is we'll watered and will make
a very desirable home, being convenient to
Penmar and the railroad.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onehalfo Of purchase
money cash on day of sale or ratification
thereof, balance in six months from day OF
sale, the purchaser giving his, her or their
notes with approved security for the same,
and bearing interest from the day of sale, or
all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars cash will be required from
the purchaser ON day Of SALE ConveyancinC
at the expense Of the purchaser.
8. A LEWIS,
CHAS. G. WATERS,
Trustees.
8. A. Lewis & d. Princeton Buckley,
Solicitors.
James o Harne, Auct. june 16 At
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az WANTED-FAITHF PERSON
TO TRAVEL for well established house in
a few counties, calling on retail merchants
and agents. Local territory. Salary SEQ 90
per week with expenses additional, all paya.
BILE IN cash each week. Money for expenses
advanced. Position permanent. Business
successful and rushing. Standard House,
$50 Dearborn ST., Chicago. nov 10 26t
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The Valley Register is sixty years old. We
have welcomed it during twenty-five of those
years and its welcome grows warmer as its
worth grows greater.
Brother Carlton: here's to you and yours.
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sLargc Oaks From Little AcOrns Crow
We're .irowing-Is YOUR Bank Account
Growing! 1t ought to be- Plant an &C.
count with US, and make it grow.
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18th Day of June,

18th Day OF June,
for the rents due July I, 1904. Neglect to
comply with this may cause additional costs
as all rentals are payable in advance, and an
additional charge can be made for all persons
in arrears. The Secretary must close bis &C.
count with the Treasurer of said company
before the First of July in order to enable
the Finance Committee to audit his state
ment. s. NJ. BIRELY,
June 25t Secretary.
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DON'T YOU SEE

that if you continue to spend oil you make,
you will be poor all your life? Every man .
woman, boy and girl should have Savings
Account where their interest is compounded
semi.annually. WE DO THAT
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KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT
of your pockets! Your money, If deposited
with this bank will bring you Interest if left
on time deposit. If left on open account,
you can check it out as you need it, and
each check becomes q receipt.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-06-23
sNew advertisements.
NOTICE.

Ordinance No 8, Section 2, in reference to
placing or casting any manure, chips, mould
dirt, dead animals, rubbish of any kind,
whatsoever, in any of the alleys, lanes, streets
or lots of Thurmont, will be strictly enforced.
BY ORDER OF BOARD
June 90 At TOWN COMMISSIONERS.
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Local Items.

White Pine Cough Syrup prepared by DR..
Waters, knocks cold out in jlfy. Try it.
feb Aft
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tE- BOARD WANTED-JULY LIST TO
Sept. 18th. for lady and two children-3 and
years-large room, good table, vicinity o
Thurmont. Address w. II. s.,
june SAT Care CAToCTIN CLARION.
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Business Locals.

rB- WANTED-TO BUY A DRUG
Store in or near Thurmont, or a good loca.
ton for drug store. Answer by letter.
VIM l. MILLER, PHI. G.,
JunlG2t l,601 Light. t. Baltimore, Md
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REPORT
- Of

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
NATIONAL BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN
THE STATE OF MARYLAND, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
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IN A LARGE MEASURE
we consider ourselves the servants of our
customers, and shall be pleased to have your
patronage as your needs in our line may
suggest.
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NOTICE.

Water Consumers are respectfully request
ed to settle their accounts with the under.
signed or or before the
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
THE FAMILY STOCKING Is
Liable To Leak.

Put your surplus dollars in some good bank
ours if you like. Ifallowed to remain
they viii earn you other dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
A GENEROUS ACT.

President Roosevelt in compliance
with the request OF a number OF prom
ment southeme;s win appoint the
only grandson Of "Stonewall' Jackson
to cadetship AZ West Point and the
president has also made some very
complimentary remarks about the
Confederate hero. whose memory is
to be thus honored.
II the president wishes TO reinstato
himself in the southern esteem he
could not find a surer means than a
Kindness like this. None Of the Con
federate generals, not even Robert
e. Lee. has a warmer place In the af
lection of the southern people than
the great soldier who fell at Chancel-
louisville. and an honor to his memory
goes straigh; to the southern heart
The world has produced few men
of such rare military genius as
Stonewalf' Jackson. ard no gener-
Gus American OF whatever section or
political belief can review his ca
reer without pride thar the country
produced such a man The president
has proved himself capable Of this
/ generosity.
Mr. Roosevelts essential difference
with the south IS in regard 10 negro
equality. but there are many eminent
men. including foreigners. who take
+ his view for whom the south has nu
malignant dislike Mr. Roosevelt ar
gered the southern people by an APP.
parent endeayor to tiaunt negro equal
ity in their faces The Booker Wash
ington dinner. the persistence in the
Crum appointment. and the Indianola
affair. all seemed intended purposely
to Outrage southern ideas. The pres
ideni would not force any man who
was for any reason persona non grata
to tie wealth and intelligence OF Is,
community on any northern city. T.,
woHia not. for any reason. have sus
pended a northern postoffce It wal
the apparent animus of these actions
more than the sentimegt behind then
that aroused the sou1a's animosity
But the Kindness TO Stouewal
ldackson's grandson win largely eoan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
A PLEA FOR ECONOMY,

The Chicago Tribune sounds a note
Of warming to the incoming congress
against the extravaganza which has
been running riot during the last
three years in all departments of the
government Bur there is little pros
pect that it win be needed The Re-
publican party knows only one thing
10 do with federal money-to squan-
Ter il.
The Trlbunc's advice however, Is
FUN Of wisdom ard if it is not followed
It will not lo because it should not be
followed. The Tribune avs:
There is seldom a session Of con
gross which does not open with arg1
ments from some quarter about the
necessity or at lease the desirability
ii economy. Gongrc.smcn usuailg
listen with great respect 20 the argl
aen,s and forget them when the
time comes for the consideration OF
The appropriation bills.
II is said t1a. tae secretary Of the
treasury has toll the Republican lead
ars in congress that economy in ap-
preparations viii be necessary this
winter unless the revenues are in
creased by leyying higher taxes. Il
is reported that the leaders are in IA
yor OF keeping down expense. It re-
mains 70 be seen if ,acy win stick to
IT, There is some encouragement in
The fact that Speaker Cannon is firm
+ ~ opposed TO exuberant river and har'
Dor and public building bills. which
are heavy drains on the treasury.
Notwithstanding the general pros
parity OF the country the expen3i
lures for the present fiscal wear
which began on July L. have outrun
the receipts s2CG00.000 Presumably
there viii he a larger deficit than that
at the close Of the fiscal year unless
there is a material increase in eus.
toms and internal revenue receipts.
There is In the treasury an avail
able cash balance Of $4,000 Geo
/ There is no occasion to be distressed
over the present gap between reve
nues and exp mixtures. Toe surplus
Is a large one. There is no European
nation which would not be delighted
10 have t. But the surplus should
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

NOT be an excuse for extravagance
Furthermore. monthly deficits 10 not
loak btsnfsslik, They lave a bad
object CA lho maitiddes who 10 not
know tlW financial resources of the
government Tac deficits seem 70
them evidence OF bad management,
and it is not wise 10 let such belief
gain currency
Economy certainly ought 10 be ex-
ercised in making the appropriations
for ihe iscsl year which will begin
on July next They should be based
on tic revenues oi She government as
hey uow are anG not on the asslmp'
ton tAat De- revenues win beg y
incraas, ceneideia-k in few
months. Ii IS TO tc hoped taai as
much will Be heard 1870 or three
months hence about the dearahilitg
of economy as IS heard now
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
AT THE PINK TEA.

How charming you're looking today
dear.
aside: What a frock, It's a fright)
How lovely those red decorations!
aside: They're horrible sigh p
wish | could manage as you do
aside. If | couldn't do betterD
TO make things so pleasant and coy
There's Mrs. De Worse. Have you
met her?
Oh. no. she's not really so bad, dear
But they say (sce her waist, how
il humps!)
That her husband Tea? Oh, yes
thank you,)
little-with sugar-two lumps)
Now wha. was saying just then? oh
About that strange Mrs. De Norce.
That her first what! you
don't mean it!
Why, it isn't ner own hair of
course.
Yes she does do It cleyerly heaven 1!
There's young Mr.. Bachelor! Look!
I've heard he's in love. There's tho
person
Who wrote that disgusting new
book
Yes I've read T.. Why. haven't you.
really?
You must; IFS too richl What a
tub.
They say that she can't get figure.
No matter How cool. What a
snub'
See that awful Miss Freak-yes. the
young one,
The girl in the very loud pink.
How on earth she go. asked | can t
fathom;
It's her grandfa her's millions, l
think
oh, millions will take you to heaven
But they won't make the saints let
you in!
Did you notice Miss Darling's com
plexion?
She daubs 1t on so, It's a SIM
Another cup? Mercy, no! thank you
Where on earth did you get suca
good tea?
aside Why. it's poison, She
serves 1t,
But it certainly wouldn't suit meD
Well. dearest, I'm going. Yes. really,
That music is simply sublime!
aside: What a discordD Goodbye
dear,
I've had such a beautiful time.
New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
OUR MEXICAN TRADE.

our trade with Mexico has been
steadily increasing since 1870 when
our export TO that country amounta,
O only $z,s59,10O ana our imports
from our southern naighbor were
about s2.7l5,000. This year our OK
ports to Mexico Will reach S4G0oo,Q0a
ind our imports from that country
about Sf4000.00 Some Of the larger
TENS of our Mexican trade in the
matter OF sales this year are. Raw
cotton, $3.332l4l; bituminous coal
s3l27. $50. lumber, $2.132,033; cars
and carriages, $2l99513; vegetable
ana mineral oils, S2,35S,229; looomo
lives. s1.934.52l; copper ore. $9lo,5lS;
builders hardware. s7S2,553; furni-
,ure. SGl2.4S3; electrical machinery
s5C4.CGj, sewing machines, $5G0c95.
and we have bought from Mexico this
year chiaay: Sial grass, Sl5.738,
245: copper pigs. bars, ETC. Sll,G5G,
SIS. lead in ore and base bullion So.
s71.934: hides and skins, S3l7l63l;
coffee. S2.222l7l copper ore, $l,5G6'
1877: mahogany $502,375, ana India
rubber ami gutta-percha. SUSSEX.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

1Ew gravity forever shifting the political axis
n of the world PERPETUAIIY CHANGING. But
far enough of discern how stnpendous thing
49, done when after cycles Of bitter foreign
the other civil intestine Pint aud Washington, within
a span of LESS THAN A SCORE OF YEARS, planted the
foundations Of the American republic.
Some founders of the nation world have DENIED that
great cene of industrial democracy the old world
new ALWAYS stand progress Jefferson said Il view
great pestnt the morals the health and the liberties
man." g" consider the class Of aridcer he as the
pande of vice and the instrument by which the liberties of country
are generally OVERTHROWN"
England per Of population dwelers
With you read that only p per Of the population
live groups large 1000 persons II jefferson right
outlook Let hope he and in fact,
toward the end of his time he QUALIFIED his EARL view
Franklin at any rate would sure evelcd in it all
OF all the who have built up states do believe there MOI
aacy sound and single eyed benefcene of aim
safely trusted THAN FRANKLINS to draw light
from the clouds and the economic and political confusons of
time imagine the and compaency of
hrewd bengnant mind if he could watch all the giant marves
your ard all the apparatus devised by the
wondrou inventive faculties Of lie could have oreseen that
his experiments with the kite in his garden Philadelphia his tubes
his Leyden jars would end in TIE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OF TODAY.
Much has been said of the increase number persons who
speak English will speak The important thing all
know the fraction Of the human that will speak
English The important thing that those who speak English
WHETHER IN OLD LANDS OK NEW, shall strive IN lofty
generous and never ceang emulation wish peoples of other tongues
and other stock for the political social and INTELLECTUAL
PRIVACY among mankind In this noble strife for the service of
Chat for the prize will be
large a multitude
The practice of associated acton--OEE OF THE MASTER
KEYS OF PROGRESS force IN hundred fields and with
Unreasonable diversity Of forms hc c aaqacscence in tr
tmphant wrong federation religion has keen called THE BEST
FRUIT of the last centuries and III spite OF few bgoed
viva of
racial the continent Of Europe this glorious gain of time
be taken SECURED Perhaps Of all the contributions of
America human civilization THIS is greatest /
THE REIGN OF FORCE is NOT AND AT INTERVAL s.
1T HAS ITS TRIUMPHANT HOURS JUSTICE, HU- (
SUCCESS LONG AND STEADY BATTLE
A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
Library Notes.

Within Fac pa month Harper's
Monthly for October. the Century for
November AMI beautiful picture ex-
.racted from the International Studio
have tea1 taken from the reading
room. This Is a practice rare in the
history OF Csiros public library. Each
magazine is stamped MOI 10 be taken
from the reading room and neither
ignorance or respectabillty viii ex
cuse any one.
The regular meeting Of the library
board occurs Monday. Dec. 4.
There viii be new book out before
long. probably next Saturday. Tho
daily papers viii contain lists.
Bentley OF CraustarE, is among the
new books
Several additions to the literature
in the reading room have been made
lately. Country Life in America is
one Of the most beautiful end also in
teresting magazines of the day and
aili be enjoyed d. many readers.
The Nature library. 10 vols. re
Gently purchased from the Halliday
beque T. will lie of great use and a
pleasure to sporismen.
Three volumes are devoted to birds
game birds, bird Beig,7 ors. bird
homes. ono volume entirely upon
fishes All most beautifully lustrat
ell with practical talks showing hoN
10 Identify and know the Different
kinds Then there are volumes OF
butterflies. moths. mushrooms ete
The entire work is written In good
aud delightful language.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
Kites and Flying Machines


BY HIRAM r1AxIN1 Of Machine Guns Il
HAVE been lately experimenting with great kite supporting
simple platform of boards which lay face downward
The kite attached a captive Maxim flying machine
While he ordinary boats attached machine going III an
ever increasing twenty miles hour the kite swept round
large until when its height it sped round Az
THE AMAZING SPEED OF EIGHTY MILES ANkHQURe
experiments closely that well made:aeropnes
placed slight angle above the horizontal and avelnga gh
velocity have greater lifting effect than supposed
THE RESULTS OF RECENT VERY ,FkseoRS
ABLE TO WHO CONTEMPLATE MAKING MAcHIREsA
LIKE BIRD. 80 f4laseszs&A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

Gerr1 any. with population OF 81
600 600 has a standing army on a
peace footing of Ga5.000- Tne United
states. VITA a population Of S0.Q00,0Oo
has standing army OF only 60,iS3
including officers and privates. Net
much "militarism" in that II the
American sanding army was a large
as the German army in proportion to
population ii would be about 100000
strnng.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
Principal Symptom.

Lawyer (crOss-eXamining wines }
Doctor You say the defendant in
this case has the Automobile eye
What Is the automobile eye2
Witness--It Is condition Of the
visual organs that prevents a man
from seeing a pedestrian in ne road
until af,er he has run over him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

In the Missouri election Noyemtc r
3 there were five prop3sea ameni'
nenta to the state constitG on, an pi
which were rejected at the pol One
TO provide for a rettlic
tive initiative ana referendum and
one allowing large citie TO AK them
selves for police pen ions received
shout 100000 votes out OF about 800,
D00. An amendment requiring trans
Douation companies TO furnish passes
10 certain state officials was defeated
BY a big majority as was also an
amenimeu authorizing a tax for the
ron traction of a new state capitol
An amendment providing for free
school books was also rejected by a
large majority Of votes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
Woman's Vanity and Mans
BY SARAH GRAND Author OF "The Heavenly Twins"

BY SARAH GRAND. Auth of Heavenly Twins
ZZw OMEN are supposed be addicted vanity Of apparel
ca have MEN who give much time and thought
%%@ self adornmen pretty girl But, while woman
vanity ofentimes an adorable weakness A VAIN
MAN Is INTOLERABLE And might be added since woman
this defect with grace than why not deduce that
it is more properly her BY RIGHT OF FlINESSf
Giving an opinion however from broader point of view,
boud saw that woman more vain of her BELONGINGS,
of his ACHIEVEMENTS The life of restricted to the
home: that of the other IS boundless the world
In the groove allotted SMALL things become
PARAMOUNT Importance Her standard of comparison Is set
by her IMMEDIATE group of frendher calling list Occasion
ally there arises individuality sufficiently aggressive to break
through restrictions of this ironbound circle but matter OF
fact the horizon through the windows of the home bounded
BY ONES HUSBAND AND ONES NEIGHBORS
man. other hand through force of contact with his
fellows SHEDS HIS SMALL SELF and becomes ambitious
FIGHTING ACHIEVING HE TAKES ON
MUSCLE AND SEEKS FOR BETTER AovER-
OVERCOME THE LATEST FASHION IN FRoCk
COATS OR THE CORRECT LENGTH OF A FouRiN-HANo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

Gov. Elect Douglas Of Massachus-
etts aas offered me adiutant general
ship IN his cabinet 10 Gen Nelson \.
Miles. The salary Is $1,000 Gen.
Miles would continue 20 draw the ful!
pay of $1,000 year of Lieutenant
General of the United STATES army.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

t1ellcr-How Is the demand for
"Ficku berry Hmm" and Sam Taw-
yer keeping mp?
Assistant has been falling off
lately.
Bookseller-Send a literary note
to the papers that another library
has excluded them from its shelves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

Connecticut official returns show
tlf.0s9 votes ler Roosayo 9 72,9oS iot
PARKER. 4.453 for Debs. l.56 for S~al-
low ana Watson. In 1909 Mckinney
received 1866. Bryan 1887, Debs,
.099 and Wcolley 1.Gl7 The Republl-
can gain was approximately 5000 and
me Democratic loss ,0a0 The So.
cialist vote shows a gain Of $500 over
1869. Eut only 600 over 1892.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The Maryland vote mis- year vas
very close. Seven Of the Democratic
electoTs were chosen oy small pluralr
lies and one Republican elector ran
II y3te1 ahead OF the el3etor receiy-
Inc the highest Democratic vo.e In
800 Maryland gave Republican plu
ralty eff 1891. The Prohibition vote
n the state this year was 3.03l and
he Socialist vote 2,247. Four years
ago the Prohibitionisis polled i,jS2
ana the Socialists sos votes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

Ard now cores Yale col ego IN the
heart cf ola Kew England, and right
Under ire nose Of Boston. ana draws
the color Bne The Yale football
management has given notice 10 fiar-
ward taai viii play no more games
with the latter If Il has colored play.
ers on tAc team This Is another
southern outrage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The above is a correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin.
daily and Sunday, on the dates stat.
cd, month Of November, 1904.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this second day of December, 1901.
e. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
SHEARS AND PASTE.


Johnny was standing at the window
ya+ching the storm outside
Does it look like a wei snow, my
dcsr?" asked his mother
Nav, he replied IT'S one Of
these breakfast food SHOWS"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

A Pullman porter refused % help
capture man who had held up a
train near Chicago Nothing like
standing together, says the Washing
ton Post
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
How 10 Do II.

They say that little town whera
Or. Carver located is one of the
healthiest in +he country
Yes"
How does the doctor Nil time?'
BY searching for some means 10
eradicate the germ Of health
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
A Pat order.

Manly was he figure that
Bowed before the girl divine,
As she smiled and said quite pat,
Waiter, please give me s.ein.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

And now comes Italy and wants to
present MS with a statue of julius
Caesar. We are already well-stocked
on ambitious men at Washington but
we might make room for Caesar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
A Good Name.

Sing 13-I see they are gong 60
f1uuj "A homo for aged proof readers.
Slug 1871 suppose they'll call. il
The house OF cofrec ion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The total vote OF Louisiana in the
recent elec-i ion was only about $1,000
yet according to the census of 1900
there are in that state about 100000
males Of voting age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The jackson. Tenn Wing exulting-
" shouts The Repub leans may cut
down tne south's representation in
congress. but they cannot reduce the
size Of The cotton crop"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

Did / see you kissing my daugh
Ter. s.rg'
IT I17I!y don't know. sir was
too much occupied at the time 10 no
ice"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

teract this feeling The act reveals
generous caiholieity in the presi'
lem thal ne south win not fail 10
aplaaclate Nashville Bannef
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The national debts Of the world
amount TO 49,. 10000 600 OF this
deb. France carries $500 000. 600. the
annual interest charge on which is
81. % per capita Of the population.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

The cigarette habit is increasing at
an alarming rate in the United States
Nearly 200, 100000 more were smoked
this year than last.