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n, 3 u / Burg q 3 Potomac ], I, Il. 4,

Trains Leave Richmond. N orthward.
4;l6 AZ. M. Daily Byrd ST. n Tl,rous Il. HI
n 6!t5 Az M. --Dnl yA1aln ST. ThfpuS n. WIZ
H 7:lo a. NJ week day Islba, bland Accons
s 'ps a. ly---Byrd 81. Through. rooals
Y: o5 noon.-Week Days Byrd 81, Throush. In.
5ds burg Accomnoda ion. IA .'.SSS H,
rs :o5 Pr .--Da y--Main st Throu u i. "
sac 3 M.-;Wesk Days---Elba Ashland As.i
TRAINS q Arrive r lchmo d----s out hward.S
4 $3.50 a. N week days. lba. a shland SAc-t
500 a: 4. Week p, y BYRD Fred.rick,ss.!s
li;sS a. Week i5ays: iBsrds 81, Through.
e:14 n. M. " daily. Main 81. Through.
b:S2 r A. week days ~ ba az shland Ae.$s
SS :5s hysa III 44Fsssss
4 $50 p. ri. Daily Main ST Through. Ssll 3$
snll above trains except rail- inrrl Wing
nond Il 80 week days and local accom-
Time Y !! ard ana
W. D. DUKE G. w GULF, Nv. P.TAYLo1s.sy
Gent Mar SIS ~ Man Trae. MaA$
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TOBACCO MARKET

steady al e. 5094;75. In NIB Strong and hlgi
er al 81 7t Ii y8Bs fS
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SOUTHERN .RAILWA Y'.

SCHEDULE IN ~ FIFE ca DEC. s2t. 1904 sS55
TRAINS LEAVE aRICtIAiONI.
TOO IA. At.--Dniy-Local for Charlotte. \. O.
IL $50 P. NJ ted Buffee pullman tos
Memphis md ~ tae sauth
ii 1850 FL ii, u Daily nitsd Pulin ready
$50 p. NJ for. al the. Sou
YORK. RIVER LIN y, WI
e Tho favorts route to Bal inore and aEasterA
points. Leave Richmond ;..o 2, NJ. o. ". ex.S
lsl55 ;. I.oca Mondays. Wednesdays and
Except { J. :, Il Point aa.:
md river land MS, Mondays. WED e, dnesdaysS
III and Fridays st eamerl ca lis at g louoestet
lg Point, Almonds and Clay Bank s$ .GQs
4:45 Az II .--Except Sunday Locnl mi xod for
'TRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND e; ,f... Y.
IA IA a III and 6:42 p, From all tho South 4
I :s5B - M,-Erom Chariot and Durham WIZ
$40 A. NJ TroIn keysy! Is o. I, ~, \.
10 ei rs &. Z W = Poiat
3, ixK Is + Vat, Is pT1x1o1
( @ a. H. Il y. XcKER Cen
tt Washington p. q ay
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, va, Jan. q, 1906.
W. s5s 35SsgE5 ATIONG 45 81 81 Y
CATTLE MARKETS.
n RICHMOND LIVE E'TOuK MARKET. 4
n l

(SAleB at Un0n Stock Yards 49,
s.rs as raIq 's ln e sa Sa ~
nsst ,ssSls n Sa So
6 f Isht run & Soss and solllns At saS!!sc.
very f eWa sheep s and lainbs. Fat sheer sttsGp
50. BUCKS 90 Ianb * Sg 9 e eal '
sa f45spes Nsf u s sS Il, II Ss
Y IL az la 9.t a,Ims
ela Gag o ,op 70 i;
stoehers' and, nd tseders, s2Si Is cows il,a5@
t4o; Golfers *2@S @; Gamers. 81 s.5oi hyily
head. Market 6epl0c, higher. Mixed and butch
eps. $3.50 0l77h mixed 10 choice. heavy, 81 100
tsG 1 & sa.s o;s tsS ss !Rss 81
a essa 10 s esolee sweSsy. ahpIse
mixed 70 1909 ooi native lambs. 3dss7
y! YoEK Jan 1s, 2 ReSsISIn!s
snws p{sts saiS steers
II & q 5tIs s s a
sa.Ss' sheatp y ana eeelpts lead
WSssSss;. ,;Ss5 is ssB.
one sar o t choice S. oulls
lambs, S7.s7,a, 81 IIpgR--I tacepts, l0547 llepd.
Market tlll steady Good Slate hogs, b,a5.
e ONION STOCK YARDS, PITrsnu Rti, Il,
Jalls Attn imply fair, market higher
Choice, N,hOd1b, Ga e prime. y, ~ 4IngK-7
Heeeipts, fair anu nArke az We mo heavy
Msa MsaM sS e. essiySg y9r 81 S;
sr.l Prime we.hsiF, t,S0Vs 80; conunon Sheep
s, Goqa, r spring lambs, SD 81 |; veal calves
S7,7bIh,e5, .ti FL
Il GIN GIN NATL. o. 4 Jan, Q. I'll Aetiye ana
. ca.tIasow ss aSsr fea ss "a
shippers s4Gt7l common, RdPa 90, "a sheeF-7
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n. .-.l-l ATLANTI [: COAST LINE !!

nm ATNS yI,IOAVIl FtfSSF
II, ave h SUNDAY, IA sTII.
0:CO a. MA. G. lixprcas to 81 psolsHu
53 South. , :, u ss
o. 10 al AT--;I7e tersbuTg aud Norro -
~ IN. g, nj --I,otorshl,rg md N. and Nv,
20 y, n --petrshurg aud
u No ii, M--tipld shoro l4ocR .si t5l s
IA III. i,-Pe erslurs Il oel! = -.
:e5 4. Mr-' Florida and est ~
ted, $i9 I'll points 4, S9n \! y NJ ~,
II 10 i. M.-peersburE Locnl:. 81 y,
sll;bo III ew York; a,Al
TRAINS ARRIVE :. sa.a, VI
N' A, ;ll;4o a. ~; 1872 " aiQs
III M TO ~ a., At;, . ~ alS9
'C,. &. CAM BIiI. Div Pas ~
w II CRAIG Gen. Pass. !AB =, ;544$ NJ
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NERO HANTS AND MINERS
al TRANSPORT TAFT COMPANY

Steamers lepNs. Norfok Tor Boston ussday,
Boston, M lass. & Providence, R, &
Wednesday, Friday and sunday For Proy|,
deIirs hdays Thursday and turday .(sst y
5P3 M. Passengers and frcigh talsers for all
Jew England pnlntst triekvis on sale ~ t's Y
o. Ry, and NJ q: tsy. s,fieess md NJ, 5si2
East Mail, Si H je AZ WI MI
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' nc IN MONp AND Pet ERsR URGI
\ ID IN ECTRIC RAll. WAY. NJ

l3' CO. Ileays easpsr q Perry ard ssysatk
8, .ssta Ma syery hutr ION the hYuEy
ssa," Hi I'd IL ~ Az. last car ~ n,iInlxh
ars 5 nS,ssiis rSm 3sS " y.nIoss
Street syyES n a. n X
M; HI sats t5m fsgslsppf esnhss slaS lsss
sneHI care l8 IA *
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Richmond, Va, j IN. Q, 1906 %
Tobacco--Dark y Ttred n (aJew)- r eceipts e very
high t. Market firm at quotations, Record ered--
Receipts and offerings very light very littln
doing. b lights Receipts Every light; nal'het
quiet but firTn.gf Sum Cures Receipts very
hight. market qule owing TO wa mt Of desirable
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sEABOARD AIR Line RAILWAY

w TRAINS I.llAyl u alt>sTt,TI2yA !, Y,
sS S MsssS Saf F MsHnnM h.I
-'-V !iincKsonvillo,3 Atlanta and SputhWest
30 ". Nj -T.l'lnra IttnJte l Z,
sA5 Senbourd express saya htah, Jack sonyli
Atant,ng s Say b !, i ~ M,
y ia Az NJ solid Pullman fyu
j:ih q, Nj From Wlorda, tlant,a3 nfa
southwest. sh5 srns nloslia, I, AT
nnt,tl anil Southwest $50 e. ~, 7Tt'rolA
Local points
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ofFIoIAl RANGE AND SAFE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.
81 RIO M, Branch y "a. Bankers and Brokers.

II 80 ASA~h ft ~
43l0O Mo, lS1lGGtld Tex, pfd ,...S
Sic0 MissuIitl Pacii'c
100 Nnsllu Chat anu 3 J....s3s,
200 N ew5 York Cen Al...........
1900 Norfolk AID Western. ......:
J $500 N. III Ons. aud lYest 81. n. ,S..3
900 Pablo Mali D.
fe5oo Pennsylvania i. RI.
500 Peoples Gus Chicago ....g
100 Pressed Steel Cli'..........
f leo fressau Steel Cur, pfdn.,u
1870 RepllDl.c /, and 81, coln...,.
700 Republic land s. pfd ....,t
461O0 Read ling, com. I. -. ....i..
100 Reading, ist pfd.... ....s....ii
A COO Reading, "a pfd .,.......s...
1850 Rock Island. cot,i...,......'.5z
d Rock Island, pfd ' ..,s'.,..i'.t
5.g{ 400 81 Oss .. 49,. N -. .....s;;.,
s,loss, spfd /. t..s..:.'',''
$40 s. IL. ana g.. j. % pffll +,
10 8. it&and Southwest. pfd..l
1000 soutllartl Pacific ..;,.r as''..
$500 Southern Railway COM. *.
300 Southern Railway, pftdl ~. ~;
~ 100 seabpard Air Line colr,l....L..
geabpurd 4Air Line, pfd...,
1900 Tenn. Coal aud Iron . g. 80
Texas Pacific . 4 .;I,.,i
$500 linton Pacific ...:... ". IA
800 United Suites Lcathor..:@...3
a2sn, I ;nite,l \ Sta tea Steel ........
1915 United states tseel, pfd...t..$
s76O VA. Car. chemical, col11:,5.,
!. 900 q 4 Car. Chemical pfd ~ NJ, Il
100 NYiAba sl1 co n - go.
800 Wabash, pfd II.,.,.......',...
zoo Western Union .... a.''i'5
400 wisconsin Cent ral rs. 80
wisconsin, Central, PFC ~, ~.
Total sales SIS, 200 shares q
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\ II BALTIMORE STOCK MARI i IA Il
t Is.NLTIAIOIlE = NJ ~, Ian. 9,-sehboar I'd " Il
Linz common. lSst 1885, do preferred. 3lM gas
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n f}i5 e,OTT0N EEsIo. OF g. MARKET.
a NEW YORK, Jan ttonseel oil ,steady
and Incidentally active, Urine crude, 4. o. b
Ma!!ls, 16alaho, plln,a summer Yellow 22dp
9stsci az SUMMER fellow !, mI1o I'm prime
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rece, NJ New Orleans we're ~ hal leg
aEainst $3.50 lat year, ana At Houston q 90
bales against 4 III last rfa
MI vi Ion fu,ure, apened steady and u closed
steady " 7 ,Y, 4isl CLOSE
January q ~ ~ 3ssls! 09s Il
= ~ ~ 5it 7io 6s7 100
1iarf;n 1850 n. q 10
$;z A
sg9i n lii gull sales :. 7ss bales.
Cotton quiet; ddlnk. ~
20 bales groHs reGe ISL bal ga 1928
n Tnf ii 4 o-jay al all at q tsb
!. export TO q reat Britain, 10 sss beles y
ths Continent, o. 5Ss bal stock 9Sa o.l Gates;
consolidated ut all ports--N OF receipts, oy. ny
bnies: export to Great Britain, A. So bales; 70
FRANCE, ISL bales; TO lie q ~
bales . ttS Il I, i, - 4
receInts, ISL, o3y bales export 70 Great britain
s.sa6sS balea pa e. "a 81 g In
to MeNjc0, y, 1893 pnle 3{ sS t5i$y
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y MONEY AND ExgHANc:E--cLO e.,
Money on cal At G3 per cen ta 4, t:s
per cent; time loans. VERY. easy; sixty.
days g 81 efEcent.: ninety days., per,
cent; six8 months, IA pnr cent; prime
mercantile pm PER- Ar per- cent. ster-s
III bankers; hfils at II. s.. 40 for de-
ana,,d and at $4.S55 foryg SIX VI Ia bills:
posted rates. "a. SIS ~ and Ass: com raercial
bills. sd.st VI yer., 90 s-4; Mextc an
dollars II Es 59st VIM
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-RlICIisIoND STOCK siARlET.4
y So I,ich,nonl, y "a IL. q 1905.
3{;S 5t SALES. III VI s

Virginia Cen riea-so at ~; 100 ut v
f5pQBgt al M III
hank ot lticllniuiid 70 al III. 6 pa
STATE SECURITIES NJ g} II 4 p d. Asked.
North Caroline IS, 10
North Carolina SIS. c., 1919 I'D
va 3s New, e. sai,a IL, las. Z. :. ..S 30 %
VA. Centuries. ~. g. and RI, 1921 9TH a7ss
CITY SECtiEITI Es;, s3i
|Ilicbpond City As, III 1870 1870. 1g6is
Richmond city, 1885 ; l07 Il
1IEta
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higher, butchers, sAsoaI4,s 5i cpnlpnln, IS, fEdl
4.6S 81 Gait la-ySlow and lower: I'LL TO- gsod
shippers, S4gt n; common, $fft co. shss1-7
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|s[UNS|'|I'A|||.B|'|IL|...I[|!
market I !. [. DROPS D ! !
Stocks Make false Start and
Dies SOFT p Du,rfii,g
Afternoon l'7ading.
TEST PRo / / !; 81 Is J,
Reports 'roi''$ washington ash 81 ne
" dicats That$ Corporation ,[-t 2ss
sl5tS Sislation AVill4bc3 DELAYED 5s58f
q AZ Il
fuvS5Asst,riatct1 l,i'css.J

5 I. ~, y,,,, Il :rans d. yccpiid week
n Wy ~ s1tt n, 4, 4, i, NJ NJ
Of tllonew
81 ar with some nnimatiol, anu Dl'lsh ~
II, 4. n, arood nrctfy generAly. But
vh''ces "A IN. I. lin ofs
the star pro Scd o
the first week OF the yea and slllteres.s
b, d q, MAJ " camnlc clyat died out by the
a l'au y, 1.. ,n,,t fj,hi tho
afternoon. was a!s II
noyctn cnt Represented yer ~
81 speeulatlye cnlimcnt$ 81 The part A % q
Y. , ~. Is, ia lie rrst-
te =, 4.
less class of traders no q r.
I I, "a /, ,ner an ,lccountSof the failure o.
ia NJ, An ~ he mnrkct,
70 "a ,},r
Tho reports q SATURDAY . p u,ii graed
ference In shingI.oil t,ut
thntit had been dcejdsd IL aes.
be a,nara III, IegIs
sion on ne s!lD1ecl ~ !, .5c, n,
1atlon. Street !, ~
IilOcn ~ ps d. /,
~;
report ed 70 noia
Of Congress AZ tile ~ III
revision: ppon;;iiin.g IN
men az at IA ,,,orlev
,Ya y were Also
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.Bo + QUOTATIONS.

Total sales SIG, 200 y shares, llst, I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
POETRY THAT CANNOT Be STOP
PED

The extent TO which the literary
uplift in Indiana aas affected and I'M
Guenced the conduct Of ordinary bu
ness affairs in that state is illustra !
by the intelligence that come fro
New Harmony
The editor of the Times of thot
place Clarence P Wolfe. it appea
found i necessary a short lime arr
70. take extraordinary mcaeAres 60
protect himself from the local poe 5,
They has ceased to be brighten Il
away by the loaded revolver which
he always kept on his desk TLey
lid not fear the office TER ct. They
rad overcome the soaped stairway.
md had learned to avoid the t-a1s
which he had Sci for thm in The ante
Dom
Despite all he could do to keen
hem out. the local poets were con
family appearing at his elbow. inter
upting him in the midst Of his edit
orials on The situation al French
1 ok. The Destiny Of the White
Race. What ehall We do toward the
ousing of our INDECENT Novelsts
etc, aud making his life. which in
New Harmony Of all places should
" entirely harmon Gus. Sd utterly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

always prying into the sources OF gif's
made TO charity and religion and Of
carping at the motives of the givers.
Every common sense naa wiii ap-
plaud the attitude OF the Rev. Dir.
Leach toward the tainted money
hobby The use 10 be made of the
average gift is all that the ministers
Of the church. being merely men ami
can concern themselves about
The judgement of the motive may
be safely left TO God. VINO alone is
able to fathom the depths OF the nu-
man heart. who cannot be deceived,
ard who is not mocseG Dy men who
10 good deeds from all SORTS of ~
lives. In fact, 10 some iaymeu il
seems decidedly arrogant. not to say
blasphemous fer certain ministers to
assume the judgment seat, as has been
done by the Rev Washington GLADDEN.
and his fellow agitators
It is refreshing when leading clergy
men speak Gus boldly against the non
sense OF the tainted money agita
ion, as Or Bartlett DR. Leach. and
others are ,ioing and utter the words
Of Christian charity aud common
sense
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
uNsLusHlNe eRArTERs.

Ii is hard to see where more I'M
blush .ng grating could be instaneed
than in the cases OF the great New
York insurance companies.
Il is presumed when the Equitable
affairs we're FIRST made public that this
company was exc ptional Such is
not the case. They are all SO far as
known tarred with the same STICK.
II has been shown in the cases or
these companies that enormous saiar
les were paid 10 men TO safeguard the
interests Of the pollcyholders. In
steal Of doing this. they simply fsath-
cred their own nests.
Millions have been invested ami pro
fits made &c which the poiiey-nolders
never got dollar in dement's.
Some stock was TO be exploited in
which there was money 10 be made.
The men high in the affairs Of the
eompanea, instead of doing this Ger
tain specializing for the benefit of the
companies, foremed syndicates, used
the company's money and then voted
The profits to the syndicates.
They loaned money to banks al two
and half per cent, to be reloanut at
double those figures. The banks were
supposed 10 Get the difference. The
policy holders didn't get It
1t has been 1hown that immense
sums were given for political purposes
that not even the directors knew Of
They were given by the president. and
Il took an investigation TO bring out
tho facts.
Men who were directors Of the com.
pany we're also members of certain
other companies formed for profit In
their capacity of directors of the i'm
.snrance companies they would recon
mend loans to the other enterprises Of
which they we're members far in ex.
cess az safety. Some Of these sums
thus obtained have been pad back
since the investigations began in or
der to avoid prosecution
There were other large sums that
were carried that were known as non
ledger assets. Profits were made III
lending these out, but the profits never
appeared on the ledgers. aud the policy
holders never knew there were sucf
things until the investigations began
The excuse was made that in SONS
cases where there was mystery the,
we're dependent on the banks, TIL,
| fact Is that three companies alone il
the city of New York have over
billion dollars The banks dill no
Influence Them; they influenced tn
hank
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
ANNUAL CLEANUP" DAY.

l
The Mayor Of Denver. Colorado. has
decried each year To SET a day for
the cleaning up Of his city. The
results this year were marvellous.
The city set an example by thor
oughly cleaning all downtown buA-
ness streets and alleys, painting all of
the poles used in its fire and police
system. placing new and improved re-
fuse cans AT downtown street and an
ley crossings. and erecting a number
LOT bronzed iron drinking fountains
in tho business section. Hundreds
Iof property owners reprinted and re
paired their buildings. the work which
could not be finished on Saturday
being continued during the week.
Lawns in all parts OF the city were
cleaned shade trees trimmed and flow.
er beds set out WeeGs were cut on
dozens Of vacant lots and sidewalks
REPAIRED everywhere.
The city was transformed in Hay
| and there is every indication that ii
will be kept so. Prizes will be offered
for the most attractive down town
store front for the finest flower gar
den. for The best kept lawn. for the
cleanest vacant lot and for the most
beautiful block and the agitation will
be continued until Denver becomes
the clesnest city intthe United States.
Here are some Of Mayor Speer's
suggestions, issued In the form Of all
IofficialF pfoclamation 10 the people:
re your store front, residence o.
fence is dingy, order 1t painted
IT your awning Is cid. toru or
faded get a new one.
I ''If your sidewalk. gate or fence
lneeds repairing, nix III.
III your advertiSing sign IL old OF
lfaded take 1t down or paint it.
Resolve never to throw paper In
the streets.
! Take all dandelions out OF yutil
4 lawn--they spoil its beauty
| Destroy the young weeds that are
starting on your property and on your
neighbours property.
j Burn all the rubbish possibe--al
low no one to throw II on streets. al
leys or vacant lots.
"Pronise not to spit on the SHE
walk
Organize a block Improvement SO
ciety and allow no weeds to grow OF
sidewalks area or vacant property /,
your block
. ASK your milkmen grocerymen an,
expressmen to have their wagon
painted
Irrespective Of the size q you
house make your lawn the finest.
i Illuminate the front Of your stor
in the business section.
Every effort put forth or doIla
spent TO improve our city's appear
ance will be returned twofold."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

less it 8 to attempt Ia stem tle Vsre
u poetry in Indiana. II IS only .necesS-
AIRY 10 say thar the announcement of
The death of tie liCness, which sad
even occurred on Sunday moved the
noes of the entire congressional dl5.
trlct to surround the Times office and
demand that Editor Wolfe Ind space
At once for the poetry which had ao-
eumulated on their hands from the
Tine the licness was Gagged in the ante
room
In a sta where everybody who is
not wr ting historical novels must nee
sarily be writing poetry. il Is az
In5ne ense for The editor of q paper
which Is intended for general eircn-
'aten, to set himself up against popu'
lar op MON Even The historical nov
telats who seek relief now and then
IN poe have been inconFen encsd
by Editor Wolf's conduct.
.Some people in Indiana cnltivat7
lie soil, some are in trade. some max
barrel hoops, some are aifable and
skilful managers of health resorts
ONE are Democrats, some are Repuh.
leans, some believe in hard money
some in soft. but all'write poetry and
all the wild animals IN all the me
inaeeres from Lincoln park TO Conel
land cannog destroy the natural
taste aud incl nation Of these sweet
singers uf the middle West
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

dian2polis. Logausport Lafayette aud
south Eand But in vain
50 a. length ne bought a ferocioue
licences fram q t-ayel ng menageria
anil lodged il in his ante room This
experiment did not prove. as the lat,
et Intelligence from New Harmony
zoe x how a. complete success,
There was. Of course, a visible dmiau-
a ti-n of local poets who called daily.
There would be days when no local
p13try would be offered. Eut still the
rupply was exceeding the demand
And as II 70 show how utterly use
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

lessor Hadley. is being sneered at
even by some church members. be
cause he referred 70 a bobtail flush
an dances" Well. it was funny. But
ii cimply showed thar the good profess
scr knew nothing abods what he was
saving. and the Lord knows that is
nothing uncommon with college pro
fessors II is the rule rather than the
exception.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for one year ending De
cember, 81, 1904. ..........,....'l 1919
Average daily and Sunday cir
lation for first six months OF the
year, 1905 ...........--.'.- .SiSl
Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for month of July,
1906 ................... .2l55
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for month OF August, 1905, 2161
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

II Is a matter of improving the roads
Of Illinois we generally reach the point
where commissioners are appointed
and then stop AS a result, the good
roads movement walks hand in hand
with the traction solution movement
tiown through the decades.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

To be assured Of the hospitable re-
cepiion 10 which he is entitled, and
which the South will be glad TO accord
ID him. the president should 10 ar
range bis trip that he viii he able 10
visit the places that are not quaran-
I ned before he visits the places that
are.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

komura is recovering rapidly, but it
would be as well, perhaps, If his recov-
sery should be reasonably delayed. The
longer he Is compelled to remain in
this country the more likely Is II that
the public sentiment Of his own coun.
Try will be different from what he has
been led 10 believe it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

Five Omaha aldermen have beer
sentenced 10 Jail for voting for a gas
ordinance In violation of court in
junction. There is something about
gas that somehow or other leads alder
men everywhere TO do things that they
ought not TO do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

There Is no such thing as cabinet
crisis over in Japan. The cabinet
may want To resign, but the mikado
holds down the members of the same
until he gets ready to accept their
resignat ons. The plan has some mer
1T.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
AUGUST. teos.

u %FAt1V
The above Is a correct statement OF
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1904.
and for the first eight months of the
year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this LIST day OF September. 1905.
(Seal) LEO. j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

Six inches Of snow on Mount Wash
ington will not discourage those Of US
who believe that we are just enter
ing upon the most Ieilgnuul season
Of the year in these parts. We do not
get our snow from the direction of
Mount Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

N Secretary TAFT says that the Chi
nsse have discovered that in boycott
ting the Americans they have been
cutting of their noses to spite their
faces. Well, Chinamans nose does
not amount 70 very much, anyway.
and as for their faces the less said
about them the better.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

II is perhaps regretable that the air
currents Of the upper lake region are
n0t suitable I'd the existing pattern
Viii a li6Hsh Rwptt hisv san aof ea eelnaa
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

n It liz significant that Immediately
after entertaining the American hu,
moritsts, ar,l being entertained by
them. MIR. Rockefeller comes out,
strong against the good fellow in this
world What kind Of prank did
those humorists play on the good
man?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30
COMMON SENSE ON "TAINrED
MONEY"

y viii take all the money | can get
from the devil and put It into Gods
work, said the Rev. w. n. Leach, OF
Chicago Methodist church, in a sermon
recently against the present fashion of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

Revenue collectors, postmasters
United States marshals and deputy
marshala. storekeepers ami gaugcrs
These are the ones that made 10 the
hulk of the political bosses and heads
acity 70 greet Senator Cullom. And
they can all be depended on 70 bo for
him SO long as he has the power to 70.
ward their devotion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

The Bulletin u on sale at ths fol
lowing places:
CoIemau's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Union NeWa CO., Union depot.
BIue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-30

Solitude Is where there Is no adver
Using Ii your business Is dull use
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