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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities showed a further
falling Off. although the market continued 10 dis
play strength. Interest was centred in two or
nished the bulk OF transactions. There an ex~
celent demand for Havana Tobacco. which rose
sharply under limited buying The common gained
per cent while the preferred advanced 81 per
cent Northern Securities sold up nearly Ia per
cent with only a slight reaction. Interborough
Rapid Transit gained /, per cent. Seaboard Air
Line stocks were firm and fractionaly higher.
Consolidated Lake Superior common held steady
around I. United States Shipbuildng IS UP
about per cent In the copper stocks Greene Cen
sodated sold up x per cent while the rights adj
vanced TO 40 Owing to the uncertainty to
whether the new issue IS TO be stock or bonds the
dealings in rights subject 10 the plan of jan
uary q which provides for increase in stock.
White Knob Copper. small offerings. declined
over | per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES.

The Iron AEe' saws:

Inc iron age says
One OF the leading iron merchants. speaking more
particularly OF the railroads. put the situation
tersely: Those who want to buy have not got the
money. and those who have the money Will not
buy now" The volume OF business. with the eX-
ception OF some branches, is Disappointing although
al times hope Is buoyed up by temporary freer
movement. The tonnage Is not there, and the in
dustry simply adjust itself 20 the prevailing
conditions In pig iron. the weakest section ia now
the Central West where foundry iron Is Offering at
low figures. while there Is practically sale for
: foundry has sold low S2 30. which Is rela-
lively much lower than the figures at which South
ern makers holding. Some % the latter appear
u be- growing uneasy at the loss OF business. The
efforts get together have met with very scant
encoura cement. and there is very little hope of
cuustances have led TO a moderate advance IN basic
pig. which may hold for some time. and may even
gain Roadway. but there Is pretence that the
condition OF the steel trade the general Situa-
ton warrants Il. The advance Is purely local The
market for steel biiletS continues very narrow,
concessions from the nominal Official price. and
particularly low figures quoted on axle billets.
Makers OF aXles claim that they must secure cheap
steel IA view Of the very low figures at which aXles
have selling lately. namely. the basis OF
20 and 10 cents pound. Pittsburg. The rail
consequence noted being the sale OF a lot OF ten
thousand tons 10 a road in Michigan. There are re-
ports OF good export orders. but they are closely
guarded. Only moderate business Is doing In
structural material and in plates In the latter the
sheet mills proving Troublesome competitors
for the lighter plates. Good reports are stu com
ing from the wire and tube interests. the former
particular. Productive canacity IS being strained
20 meet the requirements There Is quite an active
market too IN bars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-AToney on call onsnas a. -,
per cent; highest 2 per cent; lowest. per cent:
last loan IL per cent: closed 12 per cent ruling
rate. IL per cent Time money was quoted at 3si
per cent Tor thirty days per cent FOR sixty DAYS
ana fFp414 per cent for ninety days TO six months
commercial paper was quoted at Hkd5 per cent
LOT sixty to ninety days. 4aG5l per cent for four
10 six months and 51sd6 per cent for others
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
s4O3ees
$50 ses 81 9o3.1l4

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Pressed Steel Car Company will be held on Febru-
airy IT, 10 elect three directors for the term OF
three years. 20 succeed the three directors whose
term Of Office will expire that date. and for the
transaction OF such other business as may properly
before the meeting. In accordance with the
laws OF the State of New-Jersey. stock can be
voted which has been transferred on the books
Of the company within twenty days next preceding
this election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London Jan 2, p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities was irregular and duh. closing dull
Final Bricas follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

In the following statement Of changes in railroad
ea-nincs fo- the third week in January II will be
noticed that. compared with recent reports an
unusual urbAr If roads showed decreases from the
same time year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

FINAL PRICES UNDER THE BEST, BUT O.
At NET ADVANCES.
Foreign Houses Buyers the Local Marke-Semtent abroad
CheerfuE-Money Market EGsy-Foreign Exchange HeaU9

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
PRESSED STEEL CARS YEAR.

The Pressed Steel Car Company has declared
quarterly dividend of Ia per cent its preferred
stock and the usual dividend OF per cent on it's
common stock both payable on February %. The
following report for the year ended December 81
last with comparisons for 1909 and 1901 pre-
sented at the meeting:
1905.
Net earnings. 81 I6ss9s S457s.li4
Depreciation 100000 100000 100. 1D3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
FERRY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED by william E Nichols s Co. No Is wan--,1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
London New-Tork New-YoFz
The FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Jan. 27.-The condition OF the Treas
uFy divisions Of Issue and redemption the BEGIN
rine az business to-day. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate SalesroOm
by Adrian II Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS CLASSIFIED
IMPORTS

A classified statement of imports and exports FOR
Dece Der 1903 and for the year ended 1903 follows:
IMPORTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
FURNISHED by William L Nichols Co. No Is WALSH
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED By William E. Nichols q Co. xo. Is war,
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co. 10. = E----
I Iss p1 asti BID A.n..
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ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY William E Nichol. & Co. n,
Bid Asked "a, st-Hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

.And interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
THE DAYS OPERATIONS I'M BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market steady. Fipa,
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DTvIsIoN or REDE.iPTloN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
KEITH

Such beautiful weather but we are
almost afraid 10 say il, for fear Of
a change.
Archie Reedy went TO the vicinity
Of Butler on a visit sunday. no
doubt TO So mis- best girl
Mr. Wilson. Big Watson, and sew
eral Others, bad the grip the past
week.
Miss n ala not want to marry, 50
Gotlief got left again. Too bad,
wasn'tit
The new lodge, the ~Eagie
should be called owk, they are
out so much at night
some parties told us last week
they thought we had their mans in
the paper TOO often. and another
thanked Us Tor the little write up we
gave them. Can't please everybody
so we wiz do as We please when
we can
John Reedy and family went 20
visit their relatives west ol Butler
saturday and Sunday.
Miss Grace shankland ieit on the
noon train Monday for knights
Ferry. California. where she VIII
make her home with her Uncle Char
les Neat. Grace wants II keep
posted about BIER Uncle Ike Neat. SO
Tu TRIBUNE win visit ber every
week,
One man found an o%yercoat in the
road Friday morning another found
a lap robe. another "a cap and parts
90 harness and q buggy but they
never found thr man.
Glen Boron started Go wyoming
Tuesday. 10 spend a Few months
J. b. Watson Was out sunday se
ing after his iarU.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21

Real Estate buyers are thick
about Rish Hill these tunes and our
real estate agents are ull busy.
II. s. Lands. Supreme Royal
scribe Of the Order Of Pyramids,
delivered an address before iha, or
der Tuesday evening.
Rev. Eli T.. Anderson held his
fourth quarterly conference at the
Walnut Stree, NJ. <. Church last
Monday night, and returned to his
home IN Carthage after the session
closed. lie found the afai,s OF the
church a. good shape. aud was re-
quesied 10 have Rev. c. C. James
returned 10 h,s charge another year.
Mn. Adaline Wheeler, mother Of
Mrs. John Winston, of this city ana
Mr., r. NJ Wheeler, Of Sprague,
died az the home Of her daughter, in
this city January, 10, 1904, IA tie
IS year Of her age. She was born
ia North carolina. Oct. ssnd 1916.
Game West ia 1850 aud settled in
Dates County, in 1874 neal Spmgus
She eaoss to her daughter, in Rich
HHl N December last. The funeral
was preached by Rev. Wakely, a,
the Bap,s, Church IN this city las,
sunday, January i7h, 1904, and
she was buried ia Greenlawn Gem.
eiary Another Mother in Israel
called to her long home. She rests
from her lahors aad her works do
follow her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21

~. Bfaud. aOgltssaat W town. q
Teyaek Nies Mower h BETTER Dr.
Dunkrsan 3 moi - weI ard wlas
Corn Nor- = improriae nseJ.
Nr ". r. 3 Heniey - getting i.es.
Ter ItNeus We arr haging gulte q
ht = saknsss Ia Ger ueixhlzrhood
lately. We ARE airnosf s1rpried
that we icel - wei
~ Cook nenf ~ werada % al
tesit ste fsrenni ~ an Old frsend.
Tuesday.
Wee WyeOa abip1ad atssuttse head
y cattle - Gtaxo lately
We ARE told that John Hornsak
north - town, has enouxh h
pOsts - fenne one corner ~ Rat1
county. Wonder what ~ u going
10 DO wiah them 7 am tod goaa
wa there Sunday afternooa ~
eour@ you know whsre We mean.
We are eetiing oBt lots ~ coaIin
town and near BY.
We have soms - fte smoosfs
people in and about brs yOu eTer
saw. After fhey had proml~d % =
stool at their wedding n we wnaai
not give them away, they alp %
aud get married and never ten ~ a
word about it for three weeks Fsss
because we are q Htth zrteu- We
think g il simply awful 40 Ne Go.
Col
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
FROM BELLAMY.

Having 70 be chief cook and bot
lie washer for abou, three weeks
has caused 4 Vacuum somewhere
but probably no one had noticed T.
Being the first Of the year, the
time iof a sqaaBng Of accounts and
the %ballaneing q books and never a
rainy day our spare tune has been
limited.
While the weather foi lhe past
two monies has been colder than the
average for The time Of year the abb
senee Of rains snow and stormy
weather makes il appear warmer
than il really has been.
It has been q splendid season for
ali kinds Of out door work aud the
most of us farmers have taken
advantage Of il. The ground has
been frozen too much for blowing.
The roads are fue.
There has BEEN a hitch in the
dnirng operations mere hut we un-
derstand they viii be at work again
soon.
There is one thing tina, has puz-
lied US for a long time. Possibly
you OF some Of your correspondents
can give US some light on the sub
ject and thai is. why a small spot in
tie pack Of our shoulders just out OF
reach of our fingers, whichever way
we try to get at it, PERSISTS in itching
on certain occasions. The only
way TO reach il is 10 back Up against
a wall, a tree, a fence post OF a
barbed wire fence and il is very IN
convenient to get IT scratched some
Speaking of q barbed wire
fence reminds me that ! have a coat
that has been in use about -steen
years aud IS accordingly = little ten
der from age. Also that sc have a.
grea, many barbed wire fences on
the place and only a few gates. In
order TO save ume il is often neoes-
sary for me 10 get over, crawl under
or creep through these fences and as
that coat has been with me on a
great many of these trips through
the fence It is a sight TO behold. In
fact If there were a few more holes
there would be no coat AZ all
c. A. BRn.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
LONEOAK.

Hns uiaad 3 Httkine preparations
~ ~ a. Okiahona sgon He has
rented Cd. i,sna out fof il.e gear and
& reli.aE Dis stock 30 preat.
sifs Oscar nllssi Nnz Visiting IN
pnpinsriit Hast wcek
Geo Booth was bHtehenng iass
SATURDAY, he tli1 several hoss and
Ia tsti
Marrie3-an insi 81 neslag eetn-
ing. ~ ihs home - nr hritcs par
eats Mhs Alsrs WalieFs united
iu marriage "a Afr Frank Safas ~
near Pleasant Gap We fxtead our
congratulations
Geo. ~. Roberts. u Papinsvnh,
representing the Geo. X Higbie 4
Co. seed company 81 Rochester y. /
was ia this part 81 the country the
latter part oi last week selling farm
and garden Assd-
Sol. Edwards and Guy Lacourse
stacsed their cane hny last Satur-
day.
Harye Long aud family were Tisi-
ting his brother OVer in St Clair
County, last week.
Andrew Eiledge was hauling logs
to Jones sawmilI. last Monday.
Prov BOZ.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
MORPHINE.
AWOaderiul Discovery That Cures
Morphine. laadunam, Opium
COCal c and other Drug
Habits.
Trial Treatment Seat free.

Itisno fault OF the ordinary prac'
tlclna physician that they nr not
able 20 cuna the awful curse 90 drug
habit. A great many ahie physicians
ar a victim 90 this Terrible dls'asc
Il Is no ordinary d~issise Rnd cannot
H. cured hy any ordinary drugs OF
methods al treatment t has NJ
malned for us to ferfect a wonderful
treatment that VIII cure amy easo oi
drug addiction SHOWN ltmntters
not how or whom you got rho habit,
or how much DRUG you an using, W.
guarautoc an absolute egm without
pain cor detention tr0m business Do
% want 70 ~ curd9 n so write az
today ior ipso trial treatment strict.
ly CONFIDENTIAL correspondence from
an, especially physicians solicited.
Addnes. Manhattan Therapeutic A..
ISOLATION, Dept B.. liS broadway.
New York CITY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
An Eyes on n Louis

The eyes OF an thl world will be
turned toward 81 Louis deung
the year. 1904 Everybody viii
want 70 gel. from hrsg hands, the
news OF the greatest Worlds Fair
which the world has ever seen.
Our readers are advised therefore,
TO subscribe Tor ghe greatest 81.
Louis uewspaprr-a ne&spapef
which acknowledge 90 equal o.
rival b. al the West, and Which
stands 10 the iroalrank among the
great newspapers oi tbe world
Subscribe tor che Sr LOUIS
G"LOBE.DEMQCRAf and Gel,
all the news Of the Woni's Far,
al the news Of abe nauonal sam.
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where In i~bistssuc
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
SPRAGUE,

We were sorry T. Boss 20 the death
q Grandma Whceier who Sad lived
in oar town for so many years
About a month ago she went 10
Rich Hni "a beer dansater. Mrs Jao.
Winston. whore she dtol last Satur-
dag morning Fnneralsarsioas we've
conducted SUNDAY hy Ret. Makeiy.
aud burial IN 6renlawn ceunrery
Grandpa ANA Grandma Boahitb
rnd Mr. and Airs , " Bohhitt ct
tended the faneral Of Grandma
Wheeler In Rich Hiu sunday
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
Hon,s rinse

We oher Ono Hunarsd Dollars Re-
ward ior any rase Of Catarrh that
cannot tp curcd hy Halls Catarrh
Cum
D. J. tRgNFg a. Co. rolclo, a
We, the undersigned. have known
a. O. Cheney for thclast lAyean ana
helipec him perfectly honomble Ia
ail business transactions and anau.
clally ahle 50 earrg nut ans ohllsa.
uuus made hy their arm.
Wrsr a rRuAx, Wholesale nrucgist,
Tolesio. a.
WAlpiN0, kNNAN a MARVIN. whole
sah DRUGGISTS, Totib q.
Halls Vatarrh Cutv y taken inter
naiN acting diWsuy npon TIA hiool
and mncous suriaeo~ ~ thc systcm
Testimonials sent fne prlce TS pci
botthr Sold ~ an Druggists
Hairs fanily plls ac the bcsS
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21

". a. Aysf haa ~ge9nrus1 iguml hs
b1Naess TIP - LAYERS. Mirn-
Mrs J. Eareman wm a. etriv
morning. visitor 80 Etea HHN Mcu
day.
CharlE Cone hasa s1ohentgn ft1We
~ nine nrei4 nDca h4a eeEafeaa@ y
fheae days owing - the teet thaf D.
= the o9uc1nE WEm = = appf
baby bey
WasfiEx teEs were rl11laz right
u1errffg Ia orr nrlghhnfAafN1 fats
rrlst NaE We ftl1t 70 get sar
eaEH q tr E~l1tf4uE W4FEa ems
- we 4ae - 49, effry 8ue hae3
extea1 cDaeratulaftgW
Mes1amam Wa Roldnassu aud ~
q 6rs vsiteS Mrs Los N1
MoaaaF.
Brs. STAT kyan szla azlts SRA
Qaite an eEa1essent was Faf
here over the B1NE44 Aar-
lrG tie t0atA - e a
70 - 3lparA Al arr - re
Ni@ Ea Tlsoa r@se3 Ma Ta
vs EE1daT
Jim Eraz wW m1se - Rssh HI1
OK Dag tks wreck
W. Truer ans SIC we~ ozr GrE
i1g NE11aF eTenfn4 Eer h1s s.
EEh HH
I'd MMNr ard waEe sEeMt
.wf1h frez.s g. EEh HfM
A mnk b1ger ~ kbA III h0uzr
wverzi Ene E41A fEpE s1e q af
farmer fgseE1s S~atzv1ET
EnxxE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D. Q. HlCKtY, Proprietor
Opera House Bldg. Rich FIII, Mo.

Read James big adj on another
page. lie will have bargains big
for you next Saturday.
They've 20, gas at Hume, the
measles out a, Foster. We can
certainly get oil al Rich Hill. We
have even now got what they call
scarlet ieyrr around the edges Of the
city.
There arc ia the cities and towns
Of Missouri in round numbers COCO
teachers. There arc 10000 chill
dren enrolled with an average a'ten-
dance Of 100000 tor the ~, days.
For their service, these o,ooo ,eaeh'
cts were pad 100000,
What q sweet, pretty girl, IS the
heroine IA the play Of "Unele Josh
sppeeby. and hos you do wish
she was your sweetheart, that is, OF
course, il ,ou TO not have one Of
those pleasau, little affairs Add
that saw mill scene do you no, want
10 jasl amp GA The slaee 10 help
her TO hi, tina, bad mau "iust ones
lar luck"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21

LOCAL BRIEFS.

"
Robt. Mstieson has purchased the
era side Park Avenue property Of
Mr.. Daniel Kinman.
Mr.. }. NJ. Pitehford started Mon
day on a trip west 10 invest IN some
western Kansas land.
Mr. l.. H.. Bird took a Tip last
week through the gas and oil belt
Of Kansas, returning last Friday.
Uncle Josh Spueeby viii appear
in a matinee at the opera house,
Saturday at ago. Admission, Eoe
and s5c.
DR.. D. E. smailey, Of Hume,
vas ia The city Tuesday. He cali
ed at our office in our absence. Cali
agnin, DR..
S. b. Cole is in Kansas City at
tending the Implement Dealers
Convention and taking items Of in
~terest in his trade.
Mrs. Ann Jobson has gone to
Belleyille, H., to sttend a sick
daughter. iu-law who is lying at the
point Of death.
H. c. Spencer, president OF the
Fair ASSOCIATION, left yesterday for
Sedalia, on business connected with
the fair racing circuit.
WANTED - a good girl, or wo-
man, to do housework in small fam
sly. Good wages and a steady
place to the right one. Enquire OF
Major Wilson's, South 5th ST If
Messrs. Templeton and Hales
were both on, Of the city Monday.
One IN Kansas City, the other in
Nevada, looking after law busi-
ness.
DR.. A. P. George, field worker
for the Sunday School Union, lee.
tured at the Walnut Street NJ. Z.
Church, to an ~appreeiaiiye audience
Tuesday evening.
chss. Chance is a full-hedged
drummer now, travelling FOR a St.
Louis Bakers and Confectionery
supply house. lie certainly under
stands the business.
Mrs. <. c. James aud little son
Byron, left yesterday for San An.
tonic. Texas. Little Byron has
been ia poor health for some time,
and they make the TIP for hiss
benefit.
Miss Grace Shankland lef, Mon
day for California, where she Will
make an extended stay with an I'M
Gle at knights Ferry, Hes cousin,
Claude. wen, with her as Gar as
Kansas city.
VIM. MePheron, ST., was called
to ia, kaus Tuesday, TO operate
with his awning tod for Oh again.
lie seems 10 be m demand. He
has created an oily feeling even in
Rich Hil. and some Of oar people
ate feeling pretty smooth already.
Missouri will enact a conservative
law having for its office, ihe bring
ing Of every child into some good
school. jus, as soon a. sufficient
ways aud means have been provid.
cd tot comfortably housing and ei-
heiondy inatoedng ali. Missouri
has slowly but certainly bml, lis ed
Vocational system on a hrm fopnds'
tioa,
NJ J., w Cox, who was 50 bad
~ cut abou, the throat by "Higb.
pocket" Rogers, as the result OF a
dispute over a game 81 cards las,
Monday, rs reported improving aud
viii be ali ugl, in a iew days,
"iiighpoekel' 10, into the Gala
.boose. another yunng man named
LeWmau attempted to assis, him TO
escape, was caught 10 lhe aol, aud
b aoW Ia a worse situation than the
hsnd he tried TO help. Moral;-
Don't play cards.
40 = Steele Vvelf hnr.rn r,fi.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-21

Greater than ever during its
second week of Cheap Selling.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
On. NOR Fl ! 6 >fS
- c. w N I IS 4.
Office 7O7 Commercial Ave.
ILLINOIS Central.
Corrected u Any fst lgc4s
THE FAT MAIL ROUTK
shortestand Quickest RQatsto
St. Louis X Chicago

$50 a. M Daily 1h&cmg0 VGaGitaiN
LIEired, arriving Sn Chicago at 10BH N. hi n
connecting WITH afternoon Efains sDF Als pGt1sts
east and ncrfh.
2:2o a. Ly. Daily NJ. Iouis Might T.tsnitea
arriving IN ~. Louis 1T 7 s0S q. m.s ces1nsrrnE
1t Union St@ticn for All poiats west SEs~lsaa
cars open Nv ass9 d. Nv,
IA = a. ri. ThFhes Accommodation,
5sts Il. Tu., EiiicRgD B8glfght Express.
except Snnasy, makes MI stops between C@iso
and Chicago arriving Ia Chicago AA 5fSa III. Ill
h;45 iA., VA. IESiF Morning ExYTfass
except Sunday Striving tn Ht. LoRis 81 ke2A
making al stopa
1881 p, m. 81. Louis FRgt Mali, srYfy-
ing IN st. Lcajs Of 500 d. mi
1886 VI. MI Ghscag0 Midday @pActAI
arriving ia CbicagC, 1886 p. TIL.
ego y. m. Daily st. Loufs limited, as'-
irving ia st. Louis Ut z ,aa y, III, COZ nertsirxn
Union Station fer Kansas City, Omaha, Der
yer, San Francisco and h VI poipfa west
2.x8 u. m Faat Express for gdin. Es~
bnahafni Mattsoa, Tcions, Champaign. Cht-
cage
asI0 ps IN. TsieANs accommodation.
9s05 II. rr. Chicago nna E8sf3rn Ex~
presa arriving II Chicago N S;bS s.. .fs., sud1aa
apells1 .Ea CineiaHatf, 1as3s D. M, 9uaaIo, s4A
z. q New FORK 7,So .. N. Sleeping c&fA 10
Chicago
pacearVava Ffor New York snd saasera
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that the Illinois Central is the quickest gbats
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-20
CAIROITES WHO HAVE
BIG CATS TO SPARE
ABOUT THE SIZE OF a TIGER,
CAN SELL THEM FOR TEN
CENTS A HEAD-A CHANCE
FOR THE SMALL SOY.

Cats appear to be a scarce article
in Cairo al ne present time AT least
is this true in some localities. What
is wanted is good strong healthy cats
that can whip rats that have a fight
ing record like thar of John L. Sulli-
van or Jim Jeffries
For such feiines - cents per heai
viii be paid by one of the leading mil
ing companies in Cairo What for
tune some one would have If they
could capture all those howllng dc.
mons that made the long summer
nights longer and filed the short
morning hours with boot jacks and
muttered imprecations.
The millers are complaining that
the rats eat their grain and that they
are having much trouble with the ro-
dents. What is needed, probably
n ore than anything else is a ferrit,
not a Deceive Of the human variety
but one of these fearless little animals
that will go into Mr.. Rats den and
yank him out by the nape of the neck
quicker than he can think scat and
then put him in rat heaven instanter.
Rats are troublesome thing in
Cairo and II is not an infrequent sight
60 see one or more of them stealing
from beneath the sidewalk near one Of
the big elesale houses in search of
a drink or a morsel to eat. All whole
sale houges have their cats but the
faithful 'abbies get so fat ana so full
OF rat that they are ashamed 10 look