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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16
DULL MARKET;
FIRM FEELING
WHEAT WAS NEGLECTED WITH
ONLY LOCAL DEALERS INTER.
EsTED CLOSE S H o WE'D
SLIGHT ADVANCE

Chicago, Sept. 15.-WHEAT-Ma
ket dull and neglected most Of the ses.
sion, trade being small and about all
local. with feeling comparatively
firm. Closing prices showed gains Of
9sGA to 1lsc, the latter on December.
The closing hour Witnessed Increased
activity in all deliveries. local shorts
covering freely. last prices being about
the best of the day Better tone was
attributable to lighter Indian and Ar
genuine shipments, higher cables. and
strength in other grains and general
rains in Canadian northwest.
CORN-Fair trade and stronger nm
dertone, the close showing gains of u
to &c There was a fair commission
house demand for December and
shorts covered considerable May, the
latter delivery displaying most
strength. Provisions interests We're
buyers early in the session. The furth
er rains IN the corn belt, srtong cables.
smaller Argentine shipments and light
aeceptances were principal bull helps.
0ATS-Oats were heavily traded in
and advanced x to &c and closed
strong at the top. Russian news and
increased domestic and export demand
with large sale of late, had a bullish
effect II induced heavy buying for
investment ana with covering by
shorts constituted features. On the
advancing there was heavy selling for
profits without affecting values, BUYING
still remaining strong.
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MONEY MARKET
SHOWSINFLUENCE
AND CHECKED EFFORTS OF PRO.
FEssioNAL TRADERS TO LIFT
PRIcEs-PooR BANK STATE.
MENT THE CAUSE

New York, Sept 1.-THE money
fuence on stocks today and checked
the efforts by the professional traders
to lift prices. The influence of the
money situation was due mere to the
prospect of the pose hank statement
than to any actual operations in the
Iona market, although four per cent
rate touched for money on call, regis
tered the maximum for the season
thus far and served as admcnition Of
actual scarcity Of funds,
Some new developments were of the
character that would have been re.
garded as important at another time.
but We're overshadowed almost entr-
ely by the money question. The dem.
onsration for Wrestling the control or
the Wabash from It's present hands
caused a sharp advance in securities
Of that company, The effect on the
general list was rather Of depression
than otherwise. The estimates of the
weeks enTfency NOV ament differed
widely, but only by the amount OIL
their excess over the loss to banks
by the sub-treasury absorption OIL
funds. This had reached $G.270,000I
mp TO Tuesday, with one more day to
figure in the result as il will show in
bank statement.
Variations in rhe estimate have to
10 with additional losses to banks
through the movement by express toI
the interior In any event the de-
cline in cash runs far above the total
surplus as il appeared in last weslSs
bank statement, Another heavy loan
contraction must be shown by the
banks, therefore in order TO prevent
wiping out of surplus Confidence IS
felt that the process of shifting loans
from banks to trust companies has
been continued in sufficient volume
70 effect the necessary showing of
loan reduction by the banks and con
servation of their reserves within III
gal limit The dullness was progress
i've MP to the close.
Money on cab firm ana higher ~
e 1 per cent closing bid ~ offered
II I. Time loans slightly figmer; so
lays 3@ q 4 per cent; 80 days 4 a
w six months AZ q ~. Prime
paper AZ q Az Exchange steady
demand 1863 n 4S5,1oi G$ days ASH.
35, @ 1920. Bar silver G2l2
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BANK cDeARlNes

New York, Sept 15.-Total bank
hearings computed by the Brad
streets for the principal cities OF
ne United States for the past week
j2,535, i23,0a6, increase 179 per cent
'omparred with the corresponding
)eriod last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16

Colds cause congestion and costive
ness. Fluids which should pass
through the bowels and kidneys are
secreted by the nose and throat. HoI-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will nos.
lively cure 35 cents. r. Ct. schuh
& Sons.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Today Yestnrds
ILLINOISCENTRAL R. RICO
ons-Way sseond-cIsss Ratss to Ca,
lfornIa.

lS1.6B, Cairo to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego, Coles, Cali, and
all other points In California taking
California common rate; also to Pres
colt and Phoenix, Ariz, via Ask Fork
and to Phoenix via Maricopa. Ticket,
sold March list to May 18th. 1905, ana
September 18th TO October s1st, 1905
For further particulars regarding
above rates apply to the undersigned
J. II. JONES,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. II. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
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For Half a Century
HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED AS
A SURE CURE FOR ALL BILIOUS
AND MALARIAL DISEASES,

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SUCH AS
Maiarial Fever, Bilious Fever, Fever
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and Renting Fever, Sun Pain, Sick
Headache, Worms, Neuralgia, Swamp
Fever, Juandlce, Eryslyelas, Renal
and General Dropsy, Ague Cake, Id
Grippe.
AS a female regulator, blood puri.
fer and in rouslng a torpid liver they
have no equal
Malarial Rheumatism always bene-
fitted and generally cured.
When your brain refuses to work
and your whole nervous system is on
the ragged edge Of utter prostration,
and your very vitality seems oozing
away, take Woods Fever Pills and
shout Eureka.
SOC a Box. II Your Druggist Don't
Keep Them Write to Us.
DR.. WIN. WOOD & SONS,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
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RECEIPTS and Shipments.

Chicago, Sept. 1o.-The following
were the receipts and shipments in
carload lots today:
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o.TEopATHY.
WANTED

DR.. Webb, osteopsthio Physicisp, sOs IL
Wash nSton Avenue.
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wanted-To buy so to 100 shares OF building
aud loan stock TO years old. Address IN .
b." this Office
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding three lines
will be accepted free for one weeks time from
any reader Of The Bulletin 10 be died by @d-
yertiserin person, on regular form, at the Of
dce Of The Bulletin Company, 7n8 Ohio Levee'
The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
bility for any advertisement or statement made
therein and viii not accept the notice Of Rny
PEI son known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies to sdvertisen ents
should be made by mSL
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wanted--Roy l6 TO IS years old to handle
small line OF collections. Apply to Frank M.
Moore, Famous building.
Wanted-Two bench hands and cutter at
Wiegriffe's pauing min East st touis. III.
Wanted--Good hite gel Ior general house
wofk. Must furnish references. Apply 424
Eleventh street
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Wanted Position as book keeper. -Four
vars experience. Reference. Age 81. Adj
dress Nj. w. this Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16
FOR SALE.

For Sale.-lfamily broke young horse 1r
buggy for sale cheap. White Sewing Machine
Office, ll01 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16

For Sa'e--A good hot blast air-iight Flor
cree heater Gan burn coat or wood. Price
VII n~w s22. Inquire in this flee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-16
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
Rates For CLASSIFIED Notices
FoR RENT.

For Rcnt--For parties or dances Ascalon
hall Apply TO Peter Lind
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Wanted Agents for complete Russian-Jap-
anese War Book; good salary i ample fr-eE
address Globe CO.. rs Chestnut street phila.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
NO DIVISION
OF; NEz PERcE
Entire Delegation From This
County is Opposed to
the Move

BOISE, Jan. 30-Effort to divide
Nez Perce county, forming a new
county from the best portion of old
reservation seems to have failed. The
Nez Perce delegation is a unit in op-
position to the measure. The delegates
from the proposed new county have
apparently laid down. They worked
very quietly not allowing their move
ments to become generally known here
their encouragement came principally
from the united opposition of the dele
cation here and 1t is not believed the
effort will be revived this session of
the legislature.
beginning Of the session that an effort
would be made to create new county
out of that territory which was re-
ceived after the November election
from Shoshone county. but even that
proposition seems to have died down.
This suggestion. however, did not in
clude the taking of any of the land
belonging to old Nez Perce, and in fact
Representative Aulbach, who seemed to
be taking charge of the measure, de-
clared positively in a public manner
that he would not touch one inch of
Nez Perce territory; simply what was
formerly the southern part of Shoshone
county,"
One of the northern members of the
house., in discussing the question Of a
possible division of Nez fierce, de-
clared that he would never favor the
division of county such as Nez Perce
now is. While different question
might be raised with Shonshone as 1t
formerly existed, with a necessity OF
travelling out of the state in order to
reach the county seat he could see no
reason for desiring a division of Nez
Perce or other counties where there is
no raphical reasons and there is as
entire harmony as exists there. so far
as the public knows.
None of the members from the north
who have been seen knew anything re-
garding the proposed division of Nez
Perce.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
AGAINST CROOKED sTREgrs-


BOISE, Jan. 30.--Representatsae
johnson has introduced bill In tne,
house which is understood to be In
tended to prevent any more streets be-
ing laid out In Boise or other cities
which do not conform In their general
direction with the streets of the orig
inal townsites. In this city at the PRES
ent times there is scarcely an addition
In which the streets do not make more,
or less of an angle with those in the
business portion Of the city
The Johnson measure provides that
before the plat of any addition can be
filed in the office OF a county recorder,
1t must be submitted TO and approved
by the city council or other governing
body Of the city or town to which 1t
proposes to create an addition. The
bill carries an emerfency clause.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
cANNNor MoNoao,,zE, LANDS
o''' Prohibitins Timber Land. seIee
t'ons With lieu Land scr;pt

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.-The sem
a'e committee on public lands has an
'horlzed a favorable report on the hill,
prompting the selection OF timber
laIios IN lieu of lands in forest reserves
me Dill provides that holders of scrin
rights in forest reserves hereafter To
De created. may sell their title and i'm
proNenents 10 the government or make
lieu selections elsewhere in the same
s'ate' The provision prohibiting such
selection in other than the state where
the original claim was located was in
serted at the instance of Senator Du
pols. The bill further provides that
no forest reservev shall hereafter be
created covering lieu lands within
place or indemnity limits of any rail-
road land grant or of any plated city
village or town.
The committee also reported favor
ably on the bill to permit the use of
earth stone and timber from forest
reservations in construction works un-
der the reclamation act.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
HENDRICKS FRATERNAL TEMPLE
Fast Nearing Completion--More Money
is Needed

KENDRICK, Jan. 2s.-work on the
f'raternal temple in this city is pro-
crossing rapidly. At recent meeting
of the temple association it was de-
cided to use elaterite for the roof of the
new hall. The entire building will be
piped for ascetaline gas which illum-
mating material the directors have d..
cided to use.
There is yet about 81 200 TO be raised
to pay for the completion of the build
ing and a committee is now endeavor-
ing to solicit this additional sum.
Mrs. Martin J. Vessels and daughter
have returned home from ST. Louis
where both Mr.. Vessels and Mrs. wes-
sells did much good work for Idaho a,
the worlds fair. Mr.. Vessels stopped
on at Boise but is expected home
shortly.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
STATE MAY RELINQulSH
A. s. Hardy Of Grangeville ha. Been
Named to Receive Affidavit.

GRANGEVILLE, Jan. 30.-Through
the vigorous efforts of the attorney
general. the state may yet be allowed
to relinquish the $4,000 acres of unde.
sirable land over across the Salmon
taken two years ago. The state rashly
nled on about $4,000 acres, intending to
pick out the best and relinQuish the
remainder at its leisure. The govern
ment refused to accept the relinquish-
ment' and the state was left charged
with about $4,000 acres OF undesirable
land. part Of which would be precari-
Gus pasture for one snow bird per acre,
NOW, however. the government has
consented to allow the state further
time to submit its case, and A. s.
Hardy has been asked to receive the
afidavits of those who can give testi-
mony showing that the state should be
allowed to relinquish.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
FIND NEAR MouNTA,NhoME


AoUNTAINHOME, Jan. Csc. F.
ufner OF this place made find which
aas aroused considerable interest here.
'ohsists OF piece Of magnetic iron
y 'oad stone, weighing about fifty
p'unos and was discovered after a
s'nsderable search about seven miles
s1east Of here, near the hot springs.
.n discovery calls to the minds of
mers here, the original survey OF
"ch time the government surveyors
mystified by a detection in the
psss OF about sixty degrees A re-
or this was made to Washington
M agents of the government were
A' here to ascertain the cause. Their
was without result and the mat
~. vas apparently forgotten by all but
turner and Mr.. Rhoads who made
"e original survey.
metal found resembles a piece
,s,,.u a rock and its peculiar charac-
We're not common to any other
,h.' IN the vicinity. The soil there
ahe is sandy and the locality
iaos 'nos with the fertile sagebrush and
pn,.' urner has sent his find to the
su,v states bureau Of geological
te.n. 'or an analysis and is very re-
Cove 10 the location of his dis
vab,s pending report on its probable
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
CLIFFORD IS
INCORPORATED
County Board Yesterday Granted
Petitions. L. Thompson. is
Appointed Accountant

The county board yesterday granted
a petition of the residents of the town
Of clifford to incorporate that place as
town. The incorporators named in
the petition the following board which
was approved by the commissioners
Geo. w. Brammer, Seth Clifford, w. r,
Stoddard. James r. Clark. Louis Clark.
The progress Of the smaller towns of
the county is best noted through their
efforts in improving it's cities and dur
ing the past year many towns have
been granted corporate powers This
feature gives to the villages an oppor-
tunity to make improvements not
otherwise gained.
Saturday the county board took up
the matter OF appointing an account
ant whose duty it will be to assist in
adjusting the Indebtedness OF Nez
Perce county in the transfer OF South
Shoshone county which has been an
nexed. The board appointed S. Leslie
Thompson OF this city. Lafe Williams
c. A. Hastings and Tillman Bell of the
city were also applicants for the posi-
ltion.
DR.. J. +. Hurlbut was named as
chairman of the county board of health
at the meeting last Saturday. The
commissioners on that day also allowed
Auditor Lydon a new deputy at sal
ary not to exceed $75.
The board has granted license to
Gren and Caffery to conduct ferry at
Lenore.
, The commissioners are in the last
week OF their term and before adjourn
Inc Will select jury list of $50 names
for the present year
Among the bonds being approved by
the commissioners yesterday were
those of John Smylie road overseer of
district number 3S. Geo. F. Mcbride,
road overseer Of district number AZ, f.
II. Judd. justice Of the peace, Lolo pre-
cinct; s. NJ. Snyder. justice OF the
peace Of Pierce precinct; J. w. Boner.
constable of Lolo precinct.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
COMMITTEES have Been NAMED
TO VISIT STATE INSTITUTIONS
Present Week Will be Busy One in the Idaho
Legislature e. Junketing Trip
Abandoned

| pathetic fellow feeling. But while SEN
ator Taylor has been making a gallant
| fight to have his home town made the
county seat of the proposed Clark
county he has been hampered by the
| fact that Occur d'Alene was very en-
Vious of Rathdrum, desiring to gain
| possession of the county records and
/ the criminals of the southern portion
| OF the present county. In order to dis
arm this opposition to the scheme, it is
! now proposed to abolish the county
and name Of Kootenai altogether, Gre
ating two new counties-Clark and
Lewis, with Sand Point and Occur
a. Aiene as the seats of government. 1t
| is argued that this makes new friends
for the measure. while the Rathdrum
people can not contest the new scheme
any harder than they have been the
old one.
This new division bill is fathered, 1t
Is understood by Representative
Spaulding, the only member OF the low
er house from Kootenai county who
fayors division, both Ashley and Sage
being strenuously opposed to 1t.
The present week is expected to
prove a fast and furious one. Many
of the important measures have now
passed second reading in the house,
where all the fights SO far in the ses-
sion have occurred, and will likely be
reported back by the committees, or
dered printed and taken up in COM
mittee of the whole. Both the admin
istration depository bill, which has al
ready passed the senate, and the op-
position Richards measure for the
same end have been made a special
order for consideration in committee
OF the whole Tuesday afternoon, to-
gether with the ways and means COM
mittee bill for a fire and burglar proof
vault for and safe for the state treas
urer. which Is regarded as an admin
istrati0n measure. The knowing ones
believe the administration bills will be
forced through. .,
> Two other administration bills which
are to come up this week are the anti.
polygamy and anti adultery bills. They
have been threshed out in caucus and
the administration measures have
been adopted by the majority Of the
republican members. Despite this
fact, however, Judge Richards has
scored the first two victories since the
administration bills were adopted in
caucus AS soon as the caucus had
definitely turned down his proposed
law to make unlawful cohabitation a
felony and throwing the burden of
proof OF any marriage upon the ac-
cused, he promptly introduced the
measures in the records of the house
The same course was followed in his
bill TO provide for a change of venue
from one county to another in criminal
cases, on application of the prosecut-
ing witness. This bill is aimed at
prosecutions for polygamy or unlaw-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31

BOISE, Jan. 30.-Many club women
are here from all parts Of the state to
assist in forming the Idaho State Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs. The session
will conclude tomorrow
The committee on arrangements.
which was chosen at the federation
meeting in October. is composed Of Mrs.
Festus Foster of the Outlook club.
Weiser, chairman; Mrs. James A. Beat
~ of the Columbian club Of Boise, Mrs.
j. A. McGee Of the Century club OF
Nampa. Miss Mabel Payne of the Entire
Nous club of Mountainhome. and Mrs.
r. l.. Nourse of the Fortnightiy club OF
HALEY.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-31
Especial Staff Correspondent

!. BOISE, Jan. 30-After everything
seemed nicely framed up for a trir
| north by the southern members OF the
, legislature, including a visit to Mos
COW and Lewiston, but excluding the
proposed trip to the Coeur dAlene
mines, the hard headed and hard
hearted members of the house of rep
resentatives have thrown cold water on
the proposition-and in such quantities
as to defeat the projected trip.
Committees We're named by both
houses to consider the proposition and
each of these committees submitted
unanimous reports in favor of taking
the trip as outlined, it being UNDER
stood that the expenses were to be met
individually and not from state funds
and that any. lost time was to be made
up, if necessary, by remaining in ses-
sion few days after the close of the
constitutional limit of so days. This
report was promptly adopted in the
senate, but the leaders of the house
did not think the time could be spared
for the journey and a motion to adopt
the report Of the committee met with
defeat on viva voce vote.
This adverse vote apparently brings
to an end all the dreams Of legislative
junketing trip for the eighth session.
Committees have been named to
visit each of the state institutions, the
first one of these to make it's trip hav-
ing spent Sunday in carrying out the
purpose for which 1t was appointed.
Senators Lewis of Latah and Wayman
of Canyon and Representatives Thomas
OF Nez Perce, Moore Of Fremont and
McKinlay of Shoshone comprised the
committee on visitation, which was ac- y
companied by Miss Hice, one Of the
house committee clerks. The commit
tee visited the insane asylum at Black
foot. the reform school at st. Anthony
and the state academy, at Pocatelle.:
Kootenai county and it's division II
taking up much of the time of the sem
ate these days. Senator Taylor OF Sand
Point, the author of the division bill
and perhaps its most earnest champion,
and Charles l.. Heitman. who Taylor
county. have been the principal figures
The battle has been waged in a truly
polite and guarded manner, each ap-
parently striving to outdo the other in
the Alphonse and CASTOR act, but be-
meath it ALT here have been charges
and counter charges. well disguised
and thoroughly predigested, and some
of the remarks of the two principal
and others in their appear
ances before the senate committee on
county lines and boundaries have bord-
cred very strongly on the burlesque.
The movement for the division of the
county has taken a new turn in the
past few days. Heretofore the fight
has been purely in the senate, the house
viewing it from distance with a sym