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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
MARKETS WERE
WEAK YESTERDAY
WHEAT AND CORN BOTH CLOSED
DOWN, BUT OATS WERE FAIR
LY sTEADY-MANY sEARlsH
INFLUENCES

Chicago, Sept. 5.--WHFAT-Th
sentiment at the start was moderate
ly bnllish under the influence Of
stronged Liverpool cables resulting
from further reports of damage to th3
Russian crop and the reports of dam
age TO the Argentina crop Toward
the end Of the first hour the sentiment
became bearsh when the prices de
clined about half cent. Liberal re-
ceipts of new wheat at Minneapolis
was one of the main depressing in.
nuences.
Another factor was large primary
receipts. The market closed weak,
December off Is TO Ac.
CORN-The market was weak the
entire session. Large receipts, lower
cables and failure Of frost TO mater al
ize mainly account for the weakness.
Pit traders and commission houses
were the principal sellers. The mar
kat closed weak. December off * and
u cent.
OATS Report Of serious ssortaga
in the Russian crop Offset the effect
of the easier tone in otha. grains, re
sulting in "a steady market The sta
fist cs were bearish. The market
closed steady December off is ct.
Receipts, Shipments
Chicago. The receipts and ship
ments in ear load lots were as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
STOCKS SHOW
. REINFORCEMENT
WEAK ACCOUNTS CLEARED OUT
AND BETTER CONDITION FOL-
LoWs-GENERAL TONE is
EXCEEDINGLY GOOD

New York, Sept. 5.-Tha stock mar
ket gave every appearance of improve
ment as a result Of clearing out OF the
weak accounts effected in the course
of last weeks liquidation. Top heavy
speculative accounts We're eliminated
70 large extent ind vulnerable pools
had paid penalty for their injudicious
commitments
Favorable character of the days
news helped restore the confidence
which were shaken while the price
We're falling last week. Railroad
trtffic officials speaking of business
and prospects were driven to the use
of superlatiyes. The movement Of
general merchandise over railroad Inc
is pronounced unparalleled. Ship.
ments of smaller of smaller grains are
growing in value and officials profess
disbursement over the prospects of
getting this movement cleared before
new corn begins TO come forward IN
large volume. Shippers are protest
ing against the lack off adequate facil-
tiles on the part of the roads ana com
plants of car shortage come from all
quarters.
The weekly bulletin Of the weather
bureau spoke with an unusual alb
sence of reserve of the excellent con.
d.tion and rapid advance OF corn crop
During the first hour of the market
the bear partys' buying was on an enor
nous scale, large proportions of days
total business being concluded within
that period Prices held stubbornly
for some time after the abatement of
the principal demand. But late in the
day the market showed the effect of
the shorts and the prices sagged away
again,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Pensions pumb cIty gervanta.

Nicholas F. Brady, son of the gov.
ernor of Alaska attended a sale of
condemned fire department horses in
New York city recently. He purchased
the half-dozen animals offered for $500
and sent them to his farm. where they
may browse on meadow grass ana
other good things for the rest of their
days. Mr.. Brady says that he will
continue to buy the faithful servants
of the public because he believes that
they deserve the gratitude OF citizens
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Getting on means, according to our
philosophy, getting lot Of money,
anyhow. by any means, living in a big
house choekful of furniture eating
and drinking what we call the best,
which doctors will tell you means
things very bad for the liver. leading
to dyspepsia, chronic headache, and
General distaste Of life; dressing our.
selves in expensive clothes, In which
we farcy DIN stout persons look re-
'markably well; inviting hundreds of
Berple to our horse, the majority Of
whom we personally dislike; dressing
sur daughters like peacocks, and pay
Gre two or three hundred year to
nave our boys taught .ootball--J. X.
Jerome, in To-day"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
WIId PIaeons ExeIte commen,.

Rant H.-Hewitt of Wethersfeld saw
flying over the town Sunday a flock
of fourteen old-fashioneS Wild pigeons.
This variety has not been seen In this
section before for twenty years. Thir,
y or forty years ago they were very
eientiful hereabouts. Sportgmen who
heard Mr.. Hewitt tell about the aock
ve considerably stirred up and won
Ger if the pigeons viii return here aft.
an absence of so many years
Iartsord Courant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4oeK Ohio Street.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
niEn Low ulosior
Handel IN a Passion.

Handel was once conducting one
III his own oratories, at Carlton, ee
&ae the Prince and Princess of Wales
nd distinguished company. Ger
ain maids Of honor began to chatter;
Ehereupon Handel, throwing down his
baton, viciousiy shook his fist at the
fair ones, reviling them in terrible
sounding German The Princess whis-
pered "Hush hush! Handel is in a
passion!' And there was silence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Descended From Washerwoman.

1t used to be said of Queens Mary
II. and Anne of England that they
were granddaughters Of washerwom.
IN; that the mother OF Annie Hyde
their mother, had been laundress
before she married brewer and aft.
erward earl Of Clarendon. This ia.
cohite story did not hurt the queens
popularity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
The influence was sure lmmense
Lamp POST CelIarette.

A novel cellarette has been found
N the shape of a lamp post, with
Ietter box attached. On the front Of
he letter box in place usually occu
pied by the placard giving the hours
of collection, there is a list Of bibnlous
deliveries, including everything from
the morning cocktail to the night cap
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Peac0cl's feathers ar s5id % lring
tll lucA i'lie origin 4 this tfadHion
is interesting lt m 'aptd tn i'al.
graves warA 0u central aad casa
Arabia where be tran ier sat ttat
accordinn ~ AtaliHmm isiti0n
the peacock opeHel the wicht5 OF
Paradise to admit the devil and re
ceived q very ample share Of the
devils own punishment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Found in Smoke Water.

A scientist finds in smoke water in
a vaporous state. SCOT or free carbon,
carbonic acid, carbonlc oxide and oily
nicotine in which are found acetic
formic, butyric, valerie and proDionic
acids, prussic acid, creosote and car
5ollc acid, ammonia sulphuretted hyd.
rogen, pyridine, yiridine, picoline, lut.
line, col!cdine, paryoline, coridine and
ubedene.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Many Of the officers Of steamships
running to this port are afflicted wiz
a new eye disease which, for want OF
a better name, some OF them call the
fog eye 1t is an Inflammation
caused by peering into the fog, and,
while painful, 1t passes away. Boston
Transcript.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS
To-day Saturday
The Money Market.

New York, Sept 5--Money on call
steady 2 and IA per cent; closing biz
2; offered at w Time loans steady
sixty days az par cent, ninety dass
3A; six months q AVA pfhne la
per 4A q an pes cenf Exchange
easy demnd fsG.2n " FSG25 s;iSiy
days days 484.20 a 4Si.95
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

A Boston scientist say@ that hyp-
notism can develop only natural in
stincts and that the best hypnotist In
the world cannot make a really moral
person do wrong. From experiments
he has made he believes that 75 yer
cent 81 the human race, II unre.
strained by family pride and ether
like considerations, would steal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Rural Postwar ii France.

Inhabitants of the rural districts Of
France may now obtain from the post
men ON their rounds postal orders,
etc, and may hand them money for
deposit in the savings banks. thus
avoiding tha trouble Of going 70 The
nearest postoflice for these purposes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Johnny,s Divorce conundrum.

It's funny about divorces said little
Johnny TO his pa. III either party
wants to and the other doesn't. the
application will more than likely be
granted. But let both want to. Then
the court will be indignant, and deny
the plea, and have both parties indict
cd for conspiracy Judge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
methyst for I opers.

Amethyst Is from a Greek word SIS,
nifying remedy against drunken
aess. " being supposed that WING
drunk from cup made Of amethyst
would not intoxicate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
osrsoeATny.
WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding snree lines
win be accepted free for one weeks time nom
any reader OF The Bulletin to be nIed by ad-
vertiser in person, on regular form, st the Of
ice of The Bulletin Company, 703 Ohio Levee'
The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
hility for any advertisement or statement made
therein and will not accept the notice OF &ny
pc, son known to be employed
Inquiries and replies to gdveTtiseme nts
should be made by mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Tie
re moon rode high within the sky,
The little stars attended,
And held their breath as though In death
AT her procession splendid.
Above the line of celars fine
man and maiden viewed her,
And ewes grew soft as there aloft
The spoonful eyes pursued her.
The influence was sure immense,
Their attitude did show 1t,
He uurmurcd: How enchanting now"
She: whats your favorite poet?"
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
Greatest gay in the World.

The Bay OF Bengal Is the greatest
Nay In the world. Measured Ia a
ssfalght line from the incloslng rcnlu
sulas, ITS area IL about 100000 square
niles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

81 don't see how BiIkins can stan4
that wife of his. She's ugly, IN
humored, and she's his fourth At
tempt, anyhow That's just II.
He's been married -four times, but Mis
is the hrst time he's struck q rea
rood cook"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06
To Get Rid Of Beetles.

Lettuce leaves strewn about the
floor will attract and destroy beetles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-06

Chicago. receipts and ship
ments in car load lots were as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

excellent locations. The Buffalo
Dance is a splendid composition,
showing the peculiarities of the Amer
lean Indian. The Indian. the cowboy
and the broncho, which are Mr.. Borg
lum's specialties. are presented here III
a filter setting than ever before.
In his two remaining groups. Mr.
Borglum offers other types Of western
life. the cowboy and his sturdy brorcho.
These are ably executed and offer a care
full and conscientious study of the
theme, "a Western Incident which
has been mounted upon Lakeyiew ter
race, shows one of the denizers Of the
range sprawled upon the ground. appar-
emily in anticipation of an attack by
hostiles, the broncho standing by in
readiness to dash away with his master
if necessary. To illustrate the priva-
lions endured by the cowboy and his
pony, Mr.. Borglum offers 1.-THE Biz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
OBJECT LESSON Ar hoM1.
Clubwonian Devotcs Time to Nature
Studies md Eusband's
Clothes Suffer.

II don't see how you can say I've been
neglectiEg my home and wasting my
time attending club meetings" protest
ed Mrs. Dorcas. according to the New
York Times. You men are so sordid in
your views you can't see good in any
thing unless there's money i'll IT,"
We'll. what good is there in that club
of yours that Keeps you from home most
of the timer"
intellectual good. my dear returned
his better half; something more to lie
desired than all the money in tie world.
For instance, our club has gone in Tor
nature study, and ! have learned all
about the habits of the interesting III
tie creatures OF the insect verdi"
You have, eh?' sneered Dorcas.
Well, all ! tan say is that ii you'd Kept
away from your cid club ard studied in
sect life at home, would have been
spared the shock | received on opening
the wardrobe and finding all my best
clothes full OF moth holes.''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
IT CURES LIQUOR HABIT

Orrine is the only perfectly success,
FIJI c,ire for the liquor habit the worid
has ever known. 1t is better than IN
s~titutes or sanitariums, because II is
,,sed At home and does not Interfere
with the daily work; better than Will
mower, because 1t never fails. ~
Strengthens the nerves and gives good
appetite, regulates digestion and makes
YOU sleep like a child.
Orrine No. / will cure the hardest
drinker and destroy his craving for
drink without his knowledge, as it can
be given secretly i'll tea, coffee or food.
Orrine No. 2. in pill form, is for those
who wish to be cured. The cost OF
either is 81 per box. Orrine has the
endorsement of ministers and physi-
clans. 1t is the one remedy for the
liquor habit that a bc relied upon to
cure at little expense and restore the
drunkard to perfect vigor and manhood.
Write to the Orrine Company, Inc.
Washington, D. c., for book on
" Drunkenness sent free in plain en-
velope. Call on c. A. Sexton, druggist,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

You Never Know he Moment Wh,p
This information May Prove of
Infinite va'uo.

Ii is worth considerable to any citizen
Of Perth Auboy to know how 10 b.,
cured Of painful, annoying ana itching
piles Know then that Doan's Ointment
Is a positive remedy for all itchiness oi
Of the skin, for piles, eczema, etc. One
application relieves and Sootlies. Read
the testimony of its merit.
A. b. Woodruff OF Vailsburg, n. !,
says.
For the benefit of those similarly
afflicted as vas with hctnorrhoids OF
piles, | want every reader of this paper
to know, that | suffered with attacks oil
this tormenting nuisance for over fifteen
years. During that time / spent Tote
money trying sure cures and exaust-
ed all my own knowledge about salyes
II ointincnts. One day while reading
an advertisement about Doan's ONT
ment ! concluded to make one more
effort and | commenced the treatment
Greatly to my surprise the area of itch
ing gradually contracted until it com
pletely dried up. What is Of consider
able more Importance to me. there is NJ
indication of a recurrence"
Plenty more proof like this from Peril
Amboy people. Call at @. W. Parisen
drug store and ask what his customer,
report.
For sale BY an dealers. Price 50 cent
Fostef7Mibprn Co. Bnn Nav Ycrk
sole sgeuss COR the United ates.
nrmemper lie maine Posns ID
4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07


zard," an ingenious composition which
must be seen TO be appreciated.
Frederick Remington presents the
playful side OF the life of the cowboy
with a group entitled shooting Up the
Town" This is admirably executed.
Four hilarious cowboys, possibly a IT.
tie the worse from an oyerinduIgerce
in liquor. mounted upon fleeing ponies,
are seer going through apelike antics,
firing their reviewers in the air.
1t was in 1903 the Lewis and Clark ex-
petition left st. Louis for that adyen-
turous essay across the wide continent.
The brave leaders were gone two years
and four months. but the h~ardships and
long travel were all forgotten in the JOY
OF success; they could report to the gov
eminent concerning a land Of wonderful
extent and wealth. Miss Laut says, in
the article already quoted from, that
Lewis and Clark We're the last OF the
great pathfinders. '::They were the meet
ing point between the heroic days OF the
adventures. who essayed the wilds ior
gold or fur, and the pioneer days OF the
patient nation builder. All who came
after them-Astor. with his fur-trading
company of the Pacific; Fremont. Jean
de Smet, Marcus Whitman-were either
pioneers or explorers. not pathinders
in the true sense of the word"
This centennial celebration is a fitting
appreciation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

! river for which they were searching.
The figures of Lewis and Clark adorn
either end of the balustrade of Lakeview
terrace, companion statues to that OF
Sacajawea. Mr.. F. w. Ruckstuhl, in his
composition of the figure of Capt. Clark,
depicts the great explorer as he was
CARRIED upon the completion of his long
journey across the continent. The fg-
ure of Meriwether Lewis, by Charles
Lopez, is equally meritorious.
All of the s%tatuary at the Lewis and
Clark exposition is distinctly western,
and it serves as an excellent object les
son in offering an intelligent idea of the
lives and customs of the people who
populated the vast territory which was
added to the domain of the United States
by the Lewis and Clark explorations.
A. A. Weinmann, Scion H. Borglum
and Frederick Remington, who have
gained worldwide as portrayers
of the red man, are represented by some
of their most magnificent sculptural
achievements. The Indian is closely
connected with the history of the north
west, and it is fitting that his life and
his odd customs should be depicted with
carefully studied compositions. His
proverbial enemy, the cowboy. has not
been sighted, the life of this true Ameri-
can being portrayed with a number Of
characteristic groups and figures.
Mr.. Weinmann, in his Destiny of the
Red Man." offers a group that would do
credit to the masters. This sculptor en-
joys the enyiable distinction of being
the youngest member of the profession
represented here.
Scion H. Borglum is represented by a
number of his most creditable studies,
which have been admirably mounted IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
One Night to Denver.

From Chicago and the Central States
nd two nights from the Atlantic Sea
~ari. on the Colorado Special. Two
Fast trains dai y via the Chicago, Union
psciis and North Western Line, over
lie only double track railway between
Chicago aud the Mi sturi River. Sum
mer t urist tickets to Denver, { dorado
Springs and Pueblo and return daily,
beginning Iuue ], $1,000 from Chicago
Cor spending rates from other points
II agents s,li tickets via this line. Sen
r maps, booklets, hotel ii t., etc. AZ
drrss,
X. NJ, J hnson, Gen'l Agt., COL Chest
nut 81, Philadelphia, Pa.
Il44S 5-23 til 6-3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
THE DREAM.


would you come again, my dream s..
There was nothing in all the woriu iiA'
you
To laugh beside me In summers BEAM
To glad my hearthstone the "n
through.
You made my blood as a sprinsie
stream hi,,.
That mirrored the sun and held tne Dsue'
Would you could come again. my ~ "a ~
There was nothing in all the "o
you.
You were The roseate glow and sleam' ,,,
Between my eyes and the worm -
.r,,o lie q sipht shows a sorry scheme.
~ What matters it? False or true
wom;d vou could come again, my dream
There was nothing in all the worio nAe
you. poaaoe VI zine
-Thcodosia Garrison, IN heauer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
FOUR FIRST CLASS TOURS.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Portland,

Personally conducted. Choice of tout
to include Denver, Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek, Pixies Peak, -Roya
George, Salt Lake, the Yellowstone
San Francisco, and Los Angeles cl
route. Railroad fare, sleeping a
hotel service, side trips and all expense
included in the rate. Part cs leav
Chicago via the Chicago, Union Pacih
& Northwestern Line, July 9th, 12ti
2Tth and August 10th. Full informs
ton on application to S, A Hutchisoi
Manager, 212 Clark St, Chicago, Ill.
1850 5-31 til II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

the Rose City, it's roses climbing 10
Upper stories, adjoining high walls and
arbors. One of the interesting details
Of the city's preparation for its VISIT
,)rs this summer is the effort citizens
ire making to have the place deserve
its floral name.
We have received word that the
school-children of Portland have taken
INTO their hands the problem of
ing the Rose City look presentable II
ing the Lewis and Clark exposition.
over 1000 are already enrolled in the
prize yard-cleaning and iower-plant-
ng contests which have been inaug-
lrated by the civic Improvement board
OF the chamber of commerce. Port
land's reputation is the Rose City VIII
he a%bundantly maintained during the
sxposition. for. in addition to the thou
lands of roses that now blossom in
I'll OF the residence districts, 10000
additional rose bushes will be distrlb-
tied free to all who desire them.
The exposition, which is to be held
from June 1 to October 10, will open
when the roses are at their best, and
the bushes will continue to bloom I'M
I'll late fall. Although this city Is III
the latitude of Bangor, Me-, its climate
is mild and equable. Seldom does the
temperature get down to the freezing
point. and never rises to extreme heat.
Winter is the rainy season, summer
here is delightful. And to speak again
of roses. at the exposition ten acres of
the agricultural gardens are to be de-
voted to the queen of flowers.
II is safe to prophesy that visitors to
the exposition will carry away with
them memories of roses and beautiful
waters as the most vivid picture. The
site of the fair is a grassy slope over
looking the Willamette river and
Guilds lake. Some so acres OF the 4l6
oocun.ed by the fair extend gu into
the lake in the form of q peninsula
The distant views. the i'm mediate sur
round,ngs are of most unusual attrac-
tivcness.
A building that is typieally Oregon
ian is the Forestry building. made OF
giant logs. 1t nut phiJ -
wonderful timber resources OF the
statc hut is a most picturesque struc-
ture. The exhibit buildings are OF con
vontional pattern. but they are care
fully built. INTELLECTUALLY attractive
and very finely grouped. They COM
nrise II main structures, special pavil-
ions. administration %bsIilding, auditor
tam. state. territorial and concessions
buildings, and various private edifices,
The place of concessions will be known
as "The Trail"
One of the finest exhibitions of Amer
lean sculpture ever displayed may be
seen at the exposition. Many groups
and figures of paramount historical in
terest are included. Americas most
famous sculptors are represented, Miss
Alice Cooper. of Denver. isethe sculptor
of the bronze statue of Sacajawea'
which is to stand in the center of Colum-
bia court. the central plaza. Sacajawea
was the Indian oma that guided
Lewis and Clark at n most critical Pc
Rod in their northwest explorations,
and brought them safely to the broad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07
GLEN SUMMIT s PRIN G
n o TEL
WILL OPEN June oath,

Announcement is made by Cbas. $
Lee. General Passenger Agent Of th,
Lehigh Valley Railroad, that the Glen
Summit Springs Hotel will, as abov'
stated, open on June 9th. 1t will b'
under the management of Mr.. ]. II
Murdick, the same as last year. undcl
Mr.. Murdick's management the hoto
has met with deserved success, and witt
the improvements made last veal at TIL,
hotel, it is now more delightful than ever
before. 1l13O 4-2O til 6-15 W :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

LARCHMONT. \. y, June l..
Bride and widow within five weeks is
the experience of Mrs. Armand De Lo'-
ria, formerly Miss Cora Kowler of
larchmont Manor. although her most
infinite friends knew nothing of il.
The news of AIi;s Fowler's courtship,
secret marriage and the sudden death
Of her husband has Just become known.
Much sorrow is expressed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-07

Pain under shoulder blade Slesplessncs
Pain between shoulders palpiia;ion Of HE heart
Defects Of vision or hearing
These little ailments. which indi-
cate a weak stomach and imperfect
digestion, should be looked after by
the use of Mi-o-na if one wants to
keep well. A tablet of this remark
able remedy, taken before each meal.
vii. 30 strengthen the stomach and
digestive organs that natural weight
will be restored and perfect health
and strength regained.
Ni-o-na is S 0 nearly infallible in
curing indigestion and the many dis
eases resulting from a weakened
stomach. that a guarantee to refund
the money is given with every box.
should It not give perfect satisfaction.
Ask g. A. Sexton "a show saeia the Min4
ana guarantee.