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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

man, Just like the rest of US, and we
should be gentle with them. We can
not do better than follow the advice of
the "Norsk Nightingale"
Speak yentle, il ban better far
Dan yellin' every tamN'
And then there are the clerks ia the
stores What a time they do have with
some of these women who make. pre-
tensions of good breeding. Isn't il con-
temptible the WY these persons who
perhaps once had to scrub or take in
washing or work as domestics, abuse
the Door clerks? And the girl whose
living is dependent on her weekly wage
has to stand it from these creatures
who may have learned to speak gram
matieally and to use the right eating
utensils at dinner. but whose coarse
ness and meanness will crop out in this
way.
YouTl observe that any wrong-doer
will seek to, show he's no worse than
other people. It's common trait in
human nature. When a woman is con-
tinually saying mean things tending to
injure the character of other women,
the conclusion as to herself is obvious.
=
The woman is well known in society
and it has been more or less of a fad
with her to chatter about the sterling
ing operator. No one could ever charge
him with dividing his affections. she
was positive that he had scrupulously
observed his marriage vows from the
moment he had repeated the solemn
pledge at the altar. Her faith has not
yet been destroyed but, according to
her own story, it suffered a mild shock
one day during the last week. Hubby
had been away on business and wired
that he would reach home on a certain
train. Wifey decided to meet him and
went to the depot only TO learn that the
train was a couple of hours behind
time-a long wait for one who had been.
OH so lonesome for a week or more.
To pass the weary time she decided to
have one of the numerous waiting car
Tiages drive her about the city until
the train should arrive The driver
mistOOk her for a tourist and proceeded
to give her the same attention that is
always accorded strangers in the city.
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dence of the brides parents Thursday
evening, Bishop George r. Emery,
father of the bride, performing the
ceremony The pair left for Denver on
Sonor Alberta Jonas leaves today for
san francisco, after a short stay in
this city.
Mrs Annie Adams and Miss Isabella
Pitts leave today for New York.
Miss Luvera Snow of Chicago is. the
guest of Miss Florence Grant.
Mrs c. NJ. Freed and Mrs. Walter
G. Filler are homeward bound from
their European visit, having sailed
Mrs. j. E. Woodward and Miss Kath-
crime Judge viii give a dance ar the
post Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Eloise Sherman and Miss Stella Sails
bury.
Miss Mary Ralston. of St. Louis is a
guest of Mrs Martha RoyIe King. Miss
Raiston is talented pianist and com
poser Her stay here is limited until
clans of the city might hope 10 hear
her in recital.
A quiet wedding was held at the res
First West street at O'Clock Friday
evening, Rev. T. W. Pipkerton Off
eating. The contracting parties were
Marian Point sister of Lieutenant w.
H Point of Fort Douglas. and Arthur
n. Point. and James 3. Reed of New
York. The couple left the same even
ing for Denver. where thtey will visit
friends for a short time and thence on
to New York city TO visit relatives of
the groom. The bride wore travelling
Of Il, Il ii IL
Roscoe Breeder and Marshal Breeder
will leave the first of the week for a
ten days visit at the Portland fair.
Mrs. Sol SiegeI and Mrs c. E. Allen
and families are enjoying life at Ber-
lin. Mrs. Siegei' will leave for home
Aug. 1. while Mrs. Allen will remain
for some time longer, until the school
term closes.
Mrs. Joseph Haynes announces the
engagement of her daughter. Edith NJ.
Morriss, to B. L. Cripps or Park City.
The wedding viii take place during
the first part of September.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Sven
son and Harry 3. Critics took place
last week at the residence of Rev. d.
NJ. Helmick.
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris will
make a concert tour in the fall
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The hOstesses at the Country club
yesterday were Miss Margaret Miller,
Miss Leta Mcmillan and Miss Alice
Goodwin. A buffet supper was given at
Z o clock.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Burns
and William J. O'NeilI took place
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides mother. They will be at home
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He pointed out the various objects of
lnJerest-the temple, tabernacle, Brig
ham Young monument, residences of
Mormon dignitaries and all that-and
finally slowed up his horses in front OF
my lady's Dalatial home and turning
in his seat, said
Now, this is the home, or rather one
OF the homes, of Mr. Blank; he is en-
gagged in mining and is known to be
very wealthy; he is d polygamist. and
this is where his youngest wife resides -
DO you know" said the woman, in
repeating the incident to some of her
friends. had / been away for any con-
siderab length of time myself and
had that story told TO me. believe |
should attached some Importance to it.
As il is. of course l know better
Now that they're married. why does
she pursue him 500 The other en-
ployees where he works have something
to do besides answering telephone in
quiries for him. Is she SUSPICIOUS?
That was a joyous gathering when
Governor John &. Cutler and the mem
bers of his star met Friday evening in
the public square of Pompeii The
smart set of PomDeii had been on the
qui vive for days in anticipation of the
event Invitations We're issued TO 1OQ.-
GOO. but owing to previous enga gements
some We're not present. Every detail of
the little function passed off with pre-
cision, and delightful time was had
by all so fortunate as to be present. At
the same time it was an exclusive af-
falr-those We're excluded who lacked
the price.
The refreshments were birthstone and
dynamite; the decorations were lost
souls. sladiators and lava 1t is to be
regretted that severe attack OF
nausea on the part of Mt Vesuvius put
an end to the festivities before the pea
nuts, popcorn and chewing gum were
more than half consumed
II was certainly cruel in the Young
matron to go-out on a later train Pur-
PIE day after pretending she had q
sick headache and was going to bed t
l.. They tell me she made quite a scene
when she met her husband and his
friend. I can readily understand this.
knowing the matron's antipathy TO
blondes.
The open season for Pennington mar
rlages appears to have passed.
Ihey tell me the mining man has eot
the inside track on the railroad man.
Score another for the auto over the trim
pass! DOHL BARET
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to their friends after August %, at
their residence ON Wayne avenue.
Harry Madsen viii entertain the
Unity club for a days outing in his
yacht on great Salt Lake. The
party viii leave this morning at 10
a. m.
Mrs. w NJ. McConahy has returned
from Ohio.
Miss Nellie Preach has gone to visit
friends in Poeatello.
Mrs. Mary A Harrison announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Gertrude
A, TO Edward George. The marriage
will take place in the early fall
There was a stag affair at the Uni
versity club Wednesday evening.
one of the affairs of the week was
the Kensington given by the Misses
Moffatt Wednesday afternoon. Forty
guests were invited:
Hugh Satterlee entertained informal
~ at dinner Tuesday evening at the
University club. His guests were Miss
Jasmine Young. Miss Miller, Miss
Marge Miller. Miss Allen Mclean.
Messrs. Arthur and Richards Of Butte,
and Mr. BrOdie-
Mr. and Mrs. W. w Kergan and
daughter. Mrs. Humphrey, of Oakland.
Cal, who have been visiting in this
city for the past week, leave for their
California home today. The were the
guests at resort party given in their
honor yesteday afternoon.
H. c. Hoffman left for Montana last
night to be gone about two weeks.
Gorton z. Rushmer. Miss Beatrice
Rushmer and Master John Ralshmer. of
Pueblo, Colo, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Rushmer.
They are on their way TO Los Angeles.
Cal
Misses Jennie and Emma Swan en-
tertained a few of their friends Satur-
day evening at d birthday surprise
party given their brother. CLARION.
Music was q feature of the evening.
A delightful luncheon was served at
11:30 o'clock Those present were.
Bertha Mexican, Dora Mexican, Gus
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who wanted the wishbone and took it
over Mrs. YOkonite's protest.
Word from the east is TO the effect
that thin white silk or gauze should
not be used for bathing suits this sum-
mer- This sartoriaI dictum followed
the arrest of a young woman at one OF
the leading seaside resorts recently. If
you must have a silk bathing suit,
make il from taffeta aud the heavier
wet. Mohair is being used somewhat,
but of course nobody who can afford
silk viii employ mohair
one Of the new things il bathing cos
tunes this year is the bathing cloak
alleged 10 be built for the purpose of
throwing about the bather when she
goes TO and from the water. OF course,
nobody who has a swell suit and a
shape to match viii use the cloaks, but
they would be a positive blessing to
some persons I might name. 1 notice
that this years rules also provide that
the blouse and skirt must be attached,
which is proper. Detached blOuses and
skirts would make almost any bathing
party look fierce.
While on the subject of dress, I am
reminded of a communication received
this week from one of the buds. She
asks what is the limit in low cut
HISSStS- NOulu suggest Lncl provision
be made for at least one button. or
hook, on the bodice. One should never
dress SO that other guests are forced to
look under the table to ascertain
whether one has anything on. While
there is no hard and fast rule, every
person should exercise judgment in
matters of this kind.
| understand the young legal light got
his tin down on the wrong pony at the
track this week. so that the expected
announcement viii probably not be
forthcoming this month. He had made
two payments on the ring, too, they
say
Some day I am going to write a little
book on telephone etiquette There is
no reason why a person should do q
war dance and violate the peace ordin-
ances every time a telephone number is
called for. The central girls are hui
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

Chiefly because Of the Internal heat
of the past week, there wasn't much
stirring in local society 1t was too
warm for any sort of proximity and
those VINO had the price and the time
availed themselves of the happy com
bination 10 HE away to the hill tops
where that trapped feeling supplants
the moist sickness which makes death
seem a boon to the unfortunates VINO
must remain in the city during baking
time.
Nevertheless, there were a number Of
events There always are. OF course.
there were not nearly so many local
events in Salt Laks during the past
week as there were in New York city
last December. yet there were some
right here. There viii be others dur
ing the coming week.
saw the charming Brigham street
girl with number of masculine tooth
marks on her left check the other day.
All there, lieutenant,
Biscuit, champagne and all shades of
tan and brown are the real stuff in
fancy hosiery this year The smartest
ones have little pink rosebuds or for
get-me-nots embroidered uD the front.
Chameleon tints viii be worn to Ger
tain extent Many OF the stockings will
have holes in them.
Some careless cuss on a local paper
in mentioning one of the swell club af-
fairs Of the week drote that the decora-
tionS were green peas and water
melons" The idea, Of course. what be
meant TO say was that the decorations
were spinach, lettuce and canteloupes.
one Of the most interesting events OF
the week was the sight seeing party
chaprOned by Mrs. YOkonite OF Fort
Hall Monday Mrs YOkOuite showed a
number of the younger Indians all
about the park and later entertained
them at lunch in her tepee The affair
was delightfully."- informal especially the
lunch. during the course Of which Mrs.
Yokonite was rendered unconscious by
kick from one of the younger women
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

Beesley Ida Lane. Edith Mexican,
David Mexican Addie Nelson, Edith
Carlson, Vida Mexican. J. NJ Cum
mings. Hazel George. Charles White
Ethel Brown, Theodore l. Mexican.
Howard Mexican. .Alonzo Fisher, Julia
Ethel Ball, John Lake and Hyrum
Christensen
MRS. Mamie Sproat who has been
visiting Mrs. Frederickson, viii re-
turn today to Denver
Mrs. Eiwood Bailey announces the
engagement of her daughter. ESsle
Yeadon Bailey, to Christian 9. Mad
sen, the marriage to take place IN Sep
TENDER.
San Francisco Chronicle: a very
( quiet but interesting wedding took
place on Saturday evening. July 1 the
bride, Miss Cecil Reynolds, being the
only daughter of Detective and Mrs
Harry Reynolds. and the groom Lo-
renzo NJ. Stenhouse, Who holds a re
! The ceremony was performed in the
parlOrS of St Johns Presbyterian
church. in the presence of the immedi-
ate relatives Of the couple Rev George
! c. Eldredge officiating. After the GER
emonS the bridal party went to the
home of the brides parents, where
| supper was served and they were then
escorted to their little newly furnished
! fat. 2626A Suffer street, where they
! viii be at home TO their many friends
| after Aug /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Marguerite, to Thomas
| Smith. The wedding will take place
| at their home Aug. %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mrs. George e. Curtis was the host
esS at any informal luncheon on Thurs
day in honor of Miss Constance Miner
Of Berkeley, Cal Invited guests were
Mrs j. G. Hooper, Mrs. c. Stanley
Price, Miss Curtis and Miss Edith
Hale.
Miss Lizzie Emery and Edward Hall
were united in marriage al the resi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30
Little Prices.
Little Notions.

loo Shell Hair Pins, doz 10 box, Ice
Zoe Paper Toilet Pins ..-.......5c paper
lOc Cube Pins, for .......-.....5c paper
25c Needle Cases, filed ........12c each
Toe dozen Snap Fastners -. SC doz
15c a doz. best quality Pearl Buttons
Tor -....-.. .......... 800. =. sc doz
zoe a dozen best quality Pearl uBt-
tons, ........ 80. 49,. for SC a dozen
15c Cabinet of Hair Pins Ice each
loo Cabinet Of Hair iPns .....5c each
sc Cabineta of Hair Pins ......2 for &c
SC bundle wire hair pins ....-......1c
35c Curling Irons (folding) ...-.. 15c
25c Combination Notion Book Sc
1Oc De Longs Hooks and Eyes, every q
one with fasteners .....-.... For &c
sc Hooks and Eyes ...--..... , for sc.
Zoe Nic1le Plated Safety Pins, for sc
1Oo. 15c and zoe Feather Stitched
Braid 1000. ......... ...-.. ...-.f for sc
sc Cotton Tape all sizes for. , for &c
25c Washable Shields, for .......- 15c
75c ADJUSTABLE Dress Shields, for SOC
S5c Fancy Elastic Web. for I5c yard
A fine line of brooches values from
soc to $3.50 each. choice of the lot 25c
Fine Leather Pocket Books. values
soc to s1-25 each. choice for 25c each
Wash Belts, all kinds, values up 10
soc. for ...................... CSC each
Chndren's Necklaces. s25c values
for 49,. ..--.. ..-..... .1Oc each
75c Toilet Water in violet only. soc
! OF Bottle AntiscepticsC same as lis
terine. for $500. ......... -. 25c
25c Cold Cream, OF size, for .15c
All Cold Cream in tubes. for lOc
Butternilk Toilet Soap ...10c box
lOc Emery Boards ...-..-..a.. sc dozen
2Sc Rice Powder Talcum. 2 for 25c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

Rennie Petersen, soprano: Halle
Foster. contralto. Harmony Male
Quartette and Arthur Petersen. VIC
hniSt. at Lagoon, Sunday. July so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

After d bath try Saltair Cafe for
something good TO eat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

S09-JOseph T. Maxwell Lake Point.
Mamie Garrard, Lake Point
SlO-AuguStus Little, Salt Lake.
Margaret Forester, Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30
25 Per Cent Discount on all Par'asols
Wash Dress Goods Sale.

New goods added to already splendid stock
Reductions calculated make lively summer BUSH
ness The kind of goods you summer,
And coupled with the beautiful summer designs
are many new fall styles which been included
brighten up the stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

Soc Sole Radiant for 1890. = ......39c
soc Silk Null printed for ..........39c
Soc Printed Net, for ................ 39c
75c to $1.T5 Embroidered Swiss. for 39c
65c French Printed Vofes,l for ...3sc
40e Printed Voies, for ..............20e
35c Striped Crepes for ....-......... zoe
30e and CSC McBrides, Dimities for zoe
Soc French Organize for ............ zoe
zoe Scotch Plaids. ......-. I5c
25c New Chambray Cling hams for . 15c
35c Fill de Sole. for ...............15c
25c Lace Striped Organdie for 15c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
WEATHER HELD
PRICES DOWN
SENTIMENT IN WHEAT PIT BEAR
lSH AND VOLUME OF TRAD
ING SMALL = WAITING FOR
CROP REPORT.

Chicago, May 5.-Wheairsen,i-
ment was bear,sh and the volume Of
trading small Brilliant weather was
decidedly factor ia tending to holl
down prices. One cause Of the dull
ness was the uncertainty surrbund-
ing the government crop report. which
win be issued next Wednesday VIII CT
viii give the condition and the acre
age of The winter wheat. The general
impression was tbat the report would
be- bearish.
The market opened steady ON q fair
demand from shorts. July up a shade
al $685.. Selling caused a reaction to
S2M, The poor demand Tor cash wheat
and -four in outside markets had a
considerable influence in forcing down
opt pnal values here. Reports giving
glowing accounts of winter wheat
were received, but ;hese were partial
il Offset by report from Jenriesburg,
Mo. telling of damage by the Hessian
fly. Tais report started covering and
July advanced 10 S21a The rally was
short lived however, and renewed sell
ing by pit traders caused another re
action. The market closed easy, July
off IL, May steady.
Corn Small receipts caused fairly
active buying BY shorts resulting iu
firm market The marked decrease
N primary receipts also aided bnllish
sentiment July closed "A hisher, Mag
up 3s
Oats-The market was firm. Bust
ness light, trading mostly i'll small
lots. The strength was due principal
~ ID a demand for May from shorts
in the Northwest A the close val
ues were 1s to N higher,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
BIG SHR|NKAGE IN
STOCK DEALINGS
INDICATES TIE HNlc
STRENGTH IN MARKET AND
RELIEF AFFORDED BY LlQuI-
DATlON-FlRM CLOSING.

New York, May 5.-TAere was a de
cided shrinkage in the volume Of bust
ness on the stock market today, show.
ing that the bidding up of prices had
to be carried further 10 recovery a
less amount of stocas than was sold
yesterday. This continues the excel
lent showing Of reduced volume of
stock Offering for sale and is an idi-
cation Of technical strength in the
market and relief affored by liquida
ton SO far completed, but there was
a very marked falling OFF in the de
mand at higher level of pr.ees, ths
dullness Of trading showing a progress
siyo increase.
Some OF the fears caused yesterday
by signs of weakness in the marke
on which were given currency b!
bears lost their force today and re
lief thus afforded helped ON the rally
Northwestern and Pacific stocks war,
ags3rassVEa leadert AZ me rebount
In prices as they had been most acute
1 w abttteH w tue pteE8AtHS drop Il
southern group was also notabl
strong.
Foreign depression today was 3
1 only slight effect upon orr open nj
market and recovery set in pomptl
Estimates Of tho weeks curfenc
movement indicated nominal gain /
cash by the banks.
| sAarp reaction during the final hon
/ and recovery to the firm closing wer
| notable for the exceedingly light lea
| ings oh which they were affected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
NEW YORK GRAIN.

View York, May 81 Wheat Re-
ceipts, 10000 Spot steady; No z,
red, 91%, nominal elevator, and 925a,
nominal fob afiaat Options closed
unchanged except May, which closed
" net lower May 93A; July SSas.
Corn Receipts 5000; exports, 207..
900 Spot firm; No. 2, SO elevator and
52A fob. afloat; No 2 yellow, 531h :
No. white, 53A. options closed "a
up to X net lower. May 52%; July
81.
Oats Receipts, $4,000, exports
200; Spot, firm; mixed, SAW M35'
white, S5M@Gh; clipped waite, 55k
6D3g
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May 5--Cattle-The mar
ket was dull uninteresting, aud the
general demand was no better than
is usually seen on Friday Supplies
though extremely small, were suffl
Client, and prices were no more than
steady, offerings consistoing mostly d
common
Hogs-On continued meagre sup
plies and active buying there was
further advance of 10 today, bulk sales
going at s5.50nGO.
Sheep Market active, ten higher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
To-day Yesterday


New York, May " Money On call
easier, Ss46F3 per cent. Closing bid
1Ia, offered at ~ Time money
steady and dull, 60, 90 days and sis
3lA per cent Prime paper
SM Gf4h per cent. Exchange easy
closing firm, demand s4.Sh55G4,S6.eo;
go daysk si.Sf5o0i.S4.55. Bar sill
ver, 5G7s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

l,atate OF Harry Hrear, deceased
The undersigned, having been sppoir n exc
cutor Of the last will and testament Of Harry
Grear, late oS thc county Of AleSan-
hereby gives notice That she win appear before
the county court 81 Alexander county. al
the court house, vi Cairo, at Ia June term, "A
~, 1908. of said court. on the nrst Monday In
June next. AT which time all persons having
claims against said estate are nutifru aud
requested 10 attend for tho purpose ~ having
he same adjusted All pcreonsln indebted 70 said
estate ngc requested 10 make Immediate pay
tlent to The undersxunds
Dated this Isth day Of Aprfl, A. D.. 1905.
LlzziE HRRAR, Executrix
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06

Healthy, happy babies. Mothers
say that HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest baby medicine
in the world. Makes them strong.
well and active. 30 cents, Tea or
Tablets. P. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
Puts and Calls.
liverpool Markets.

Wheat "a lower; X lower; 4 low.
or.
Corn * lower; unchanged; I'M
changed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
Easy

The reason why white sheep eat
more than black ones has been defl.
nitely settled There are more Of
them. Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
No Knife Needed

Piles can be cured by internal treatment.
To get at the cause--that is the secret, and
that is why DR.. PERKINS, Pile Specific is
so universally successful in its results. 1t
increases the flow Of digestive juices in
the stomach---accelerate the action of the
liver. With congestion Of the liver removed
and constipation relieved, the two chief and
distinct causes Of piles are reached and
CONQUERED,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06

Coffee-op!ions closed quiet. mel
unchanged TO 5 points lower. Sales,
35,25J bags. Juuly SG.S5. Spot Rio
steady; mild, firm; Cordova. 10 a IL
SJgar-Raw unsettled. fair refining
G5s; Centrifugal, Sc test. AZ; molas
ses sugar, 35s; refined, quiet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
Liverpool Quotations.

Liverpool, May -Wheat--Spot,
steady; American mixed, new As
2Mdi old, no stock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06

ST. Louis, May Receipts,
1000. steady; beef steers $4,000
G25; stockers and feeders, s275p
400; COWS and helfers, s2oou4 80;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
pERES' BUG GONE

Is sure death to Reaches and Bed
Bugs. Non-poisonous to human life.
Guaranteed as represented crmoney re.
funded. Sold only by Lee I4anauer at
q. sadler's, 613 Commercial Avenue,
Cairo, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-06
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4o9Ia Ohio street.
SHOCKS.

New York, May s. The following
was the range Of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today: