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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
TRAFFIC MEN ON TIE |. G.
Promote --Circulars Issued BY Vice
President Harahan Hudson,
Rowes and Hatch Go Up.

Circulars issued by Vice Presirent
j, I. Harahan OF the Illinois Central
were received in this city yesterday
Announcing the reorganization Of the
traffic department OF THAT system
The changes which have been made
are the following: ]. d. Hudson,
formerly traffic manager, 10 be gener-
al traffic manager, the position Of
traffic manager having been abolish
ed;J Il. Doves, formerly assistant
traffic manager, TO be freight traffic
manager, the position Of assistant traf-
fic manager having been abolished,
A. "A Hanson, formerly general pas
sengen agent, to be passenger traffic
manager; y d Hatch, formerly assist
ant general passenger agent, VI BIC
general passenger agent, to succeed
Mr., Hanson.
Formerly the Illinois Central had
two assistant general passenger
agents, One of these positions was
made vacant by the death of G. a
Kniskern, and II Is understood thai
the position has been abolished Ths
positions OF general traffic manage
land of passenger traffic manager ar,
new to the Illinois Central
Nh. Hanson has been with the com
pany for thirty.six years. $. G. Hazel
has been with the road since 1896
Mr.. Hudson has been with the com
pany since 1871
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
ADECONOITIONS
ARE SATISF ACTORY
HENRY cLEWs OF THE MARKET
-RAiLRoAD OFFICIALS ANTI
clPATING IMMENSE TONNAGE
FROM BIG CROPS.

Special to the Bulletin.
New York July Although there
was some evidence of a reactionary
feeling during the closing days, The
stock market during. the greater part
OF the week gave still further response
to the favorable technical situation.
THIS was particularly the case in re-
gard TO the standard securities aad
reflected TO a measurable degree act.
ual investments b. these about to re-
ceiye their usual half yearly distribu-
lions on their securities. Such ey
denee Of confidence was not at all sin
gular This years Jaly distributions
are between S5,990,000 and $G.000000
! in excess of those of last July. ana
there Is a very natural disposition IN.
/ der these circumstances 70 reinyest
in the properties that have given such
sat sfactory results
Current Disbursements.
OF the increase in the current dis
burgements railroad dividends have
contributed about 100000, indus
trial dividends a similar amount; rail
road interest payments "a millions
and Industrial interest payments
about a-millon The remainder being
made mp OF smaller increaGes by the
traction stocks. tanks and other e.
nancial institutions While it is true
that these payments have no. yer
reached the market they are absolute
lly assured, and it seems fair 10 as.
snme that the actual Refreshments
tllls week have 70 considerable eX-
Itenl now been scounted They GER
ainIy have been discounted by The
professional operators diring the last
three weeks. ana these professional
ltraders may be expected ID show some
energy In their attempts 70 secure
their profits by selling to investors
This Is d feature meriting the consld-
GRAFTON Of traders III conducting opera.
tons dur ng the immediate futu, q;
and suggests the adyisabiIity Of pro
fittaEiag on any fariner substantial
advances Il rs, Of course, feature
quite distinct from the underlying fac
torg in the market Which remain sat
isfactory in nearly all particulars.
| Gold Exports caused Worry.
/ The sudden Appearance of gold eS
ports this week produced a nomentarg
hesiGat on in the upward movement
but their influence was soon expended
AS a matter Of fact, unier current con.
ditions the efflux of the yellow meta
should not DO given too great pr9mi
lnence. II III a seasonable movement
| land * this year coiRcident with an I'm
usually heavy volume 81 transatlantic
travel involving not alone the large
Iamdunt carried abroad ny tourists fol
their personal expenses, hut also th@
payment Of passage money n botn iii
! .ections the return voyage usualls
being prepaid on this SIDE in order &
| secure comfortable return accommo
dations This passage money il shonl.
be understood goess largely 10 fore gr
steamship lines and in the ordinary
course Of business mus be remitta5
either in the form OF gold, or What
amounts to the same Ting, through
the regular exchange market chan
nels
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
The Firest One Day Ride in Amer
lea.

fhe FiFest One DAY Ride In Amer.
lea.
The New YORK; Central Railroad ira.
yersing the Enprd State from Buff
falo to New York, takos The travel
er through country Of not only
heant. Jul scenery ana historic 1850,
Citations, but Of surprising iatGrest
from an industrial and o commercial
standpoint From ,he trains Of the
New York Central may he seen many
oil tue great factorieG, employing
thousands of men that 40 far towards
Giving New York State its industrial
supremacy
Cities of great Importance IN the
commercial world mark the way
While highly cultivated farms witt
heir substantial farm buildings
give evidence Of the wealth and pros
per ~ Of the section,
There is no more beautiful or in
iteresting one day ride on this Cont
nent than that between Buffalo ant
New York via the New York Central
snd il is always an instructive an;
entertaing Journey, no matter how FIRE
guently it may be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03

Gin wanted no answer telephone aud as.
sist wgth office work Address ssAfs Bulletin
giving age and wages expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
THE MONTH OF JULY
Date Showing Conditions During the
Hot Month For the Past 81
Years Issued Here.

The following data fer the month of
July, covering a period of thirtyfour
years, have been complied from the
weather bureau records at Cairo. Ill.
inois. It~is issued to show the coadi-
lions that have prevailed. during the
month in question. fer the above per-
iod of years, but must not be construed
! as a forecast of the weather conditions
for the coming month.
Temperature.
Mean or normal temperature, 70 de-
grees.
The warmest month was that of
1901 with an average of SO degrees.
The coolest month was that of 1891
with an average of Is degrees.
The highest temperature was 1906
degrees,on July 23rd, 1901
TIE lowest temperature was 81 de-
grees, on July 9th, 1891
The earliest date on which first
"killing" frost occurred in autumn,
September 80. 1899.
Average date on which first kill
ing frost occurred in autumn October
2Sth.
Average date on which lasr Killing
frost occurred in spring, March 2Stn.
The latest date On which last xiii
| ing" frost occurred in spring, April 10.
1887.
Precipitation (Rain or Melted Snow.)
Average for the month, 3.47 inches.
Aeyage number Of days with OF
Of an inch or more, 9.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 9.SS inches in 1875.
The least monthly precipitation was
1918 inches in 1881
The greatest amount OF preciplta-
ton recorded in any "a consecutive
hours was 3.36 inches on July 1880,
1851,
Clouds and Weather.
| Average number Of clear days, I'LL.
partly cloudy days IA; cloudy days, G.
Wind.
Tie prevailing winds have been
| from the south.
The average hourly velocity Of the
wind Is G miles.
The highest velocity of the wind
was 55smiles from the northeast on
July &C. 1881
P. II. sMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE or ILLINOIS,
Alexander County.

AeAhhuet ~puIiys
In the Alexander county circuit court July
term, A. ~, 1905. In chancety sitting.
Bill IN chaucery for partition, assignment OF
dover and other relief.
Patrick II. sMckayen, Nellie ]. Bunch and
Iouella Linson, compliments; vs., J. Scott
Mclsaysn. Irene Mitchell Jane ~inschaugh,
Pilgrim McRayen Corwn McRAycn, Ella Mo
Raven, benjamin Mcsayep, Mack Mcitayen,
curtis McRaven, Mary McR, Cotner and the
Illinois Central Railroad company. defendants
The above named defendants are hereby noti-
fled that raid complainsntshave this day filed
10 said court certain bin In chaneery TO- par
tltion. Assignment OF dover and other relief
against them, and that summons has
next term of said court. TO be holden at the
court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the 10th day
OF July next.
Cairo, Illinois, May 9Th, A. d., 1905,
LEE r, DAVIS, Clerk.
David 8. Larsdsn, compliments solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
Stocks = Bonds Cereals

The expenditures exceeding the rev
eRue by e.ss than $4,000. 600. compar
ing With dehci. Of s45.O0o0oo in
round numbers The preceding fiscal
year
Panama Canal Payment.
The latter record included the ex.
eeptional payment for the Panama
canal bur the eup-enG saow ne is
nevertheless satisfactory not alone
from the monetary supply influence
en- the stock market, but also from
the broader influence OF tariff legis-
lat'cn which will undoubtedly be q
stock market influence in the autumn.
With the Improvement in revenue may
be expected corresponding modif-
cation in the demand for the recon
strueiion of ex sting tariff schedules
70 an extent that win permit the nsces-
.sary increase in receipts to be Obtain
Jed b. placing moderate duties upon
articles low on the free list. such as
coffee, tea. etc This, according to
hest Washington advices. seams the
plan now most favored by the admins
tration's trusted adv 'sers.
Bank Conditions Satisfactory.
An analys $ If Western bank condi-
lions indicates. with few exceptions.
most 50 isfactory outstanding Of re-
sources Tor crop-moying purposes this
aeason The fact may not lie lost sight
q. however, thai the larger the har-
vest he larger the demands for funds.
And wh le It is quite trua Tho West
ern banks have ample resources, a
considerable part Of these resources
are now in deposit with New Yorl;
financial institutions, and are tAus con
ributing what may almost be termed
fictitious ease in the New York bank
situation. It matters not fro ma mon
cary standpoint who owns these
funds; 1t S quite certain thas the agri-
cultural hanks viii be compelled in
the event Of large crops to recall very
generally The balances they now have
ion deposit here This. of course. is 4
feature for consideration when taking
Ia long range view Of the market pos
sibiliiies 4 Is not an immediate In
iluence and has no bearing upon any
temporary activity in money that
might follow the preparations that
New York banks aaYe had To make
for The July disbursements.
Ganeral Conditions Satisfactory.
General trade oond items ara in the
main satisfactory. although the iron
and steel Industry gives as yes no in
ilicati9n Of resuming ACTIVITY. which
however may b. considered more a
less #eas9nable. Railroad alming.
8re still satisfactory and ralroad Off
G ais generally are looking forward Il
4 very large tonnage as soon as tht
agricultural products begin to movC
70 ma1iset and as his class OF tonnag,
viii make comparison with a very lear
year tie rattle statements in the neai
future seem to promise series q
favorable market Influences. Russias
internal troubles have exercised a de
| pressing influence on Russian securi
Ties II tile foreign money canters; BIZ
the foreign political situation Is, al
whole, playing but q small par in Il
lnancial calculations on this side nov
mat TIE war III the Far East has, fo
ail practical purposes, been won ant
lost
HENRY IN T1IVS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements Of not exceeding three lines
any reader OF The Bulletin to be nled hy adj
vertiserin person, on regular form, at the Of
dee OF The Bulletin Company, 783 Ohio LeyeFi
The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
nilisy Tor any advertisement OF statement mad
therein and will not accept The notice OF anp
pc, son known to be employed.
Inquiries aud replies TO Advertisements
SHOULD be made By mGil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
viii Be More Shipments.

Will be additional shipments of gold
il the near future, especially as for
eign banks are Offering Inducements
calculated 70 show profit in sending
gold abroad, while the regular rates of
exchange from d foreign exchange
standpoint do not Justify such sh D.
ments 1t Is hardly probable, however,
that the outward fiow Of cola Will as-
sumo unreasonable proportions. Ex-
ports Of our products and manufacture
cs are showing more and more favor
ably from month I'd month, ana con
liticns warrant the view that this i'm
proyemcnt will continue.
Agricultural Exports.
One feature in this direction S that
ghe exports Of our agricultural pro
lducis during the fiscal year that has
lust ended nave been unsatisfactory
as a result of the short wheat crop
Wheat and -four during the greater
| part Of the year have nor been on an
export basis--foregn buyers parchas
| ing their supplies in competing mar
kets at much lower figures than uur
own home demand would permit. This
Is a situation, therefore, that with oul
exceptionally favorable agricultural
prospects can hardly this year be IT,
Ipcated; and we may look for The extin
punishment Of foreign loans thar, so
cured by stock Exchange collaturals
are now In this market, % be accom-
pllshod through the ordinary foreign
machinery rather than by direct re
mittances Of gold. TO this extent
therefore, these loans may not be con
sidered a Substantial factor IN tn,
money situation.
Government Income.
! Another favorable feature mefitn,
consideration In connection with III,
supply Of money during the next few
months Is the satisfactory improve
ment that has been shown by The Gov
eminent income account. This vii
permit Secretary Shaw to carry on
bis plan Of allowing the Govcrnmen
deposits 70 remain in the banks dui
inv HE usual season 81 monetary Il,
Itiylty. Tho fiscal year ends niue
stronger from d revenue standpoint
than was expected IA few months ag,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03

The only true way to rest Is to lie
down In darkcned room with closed
eyes and think of nothing Even five
minutes Of such rest is valuable; the
muscles Of the face relax and one
does not get hard, set look, which
adds many years to the appearance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
ST. GENEvlEVE LIME.

HENRY CLEWS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03

Constipation and piles are twins.
They Kill people iuch by inch. sap life
away every day Hollster's Rocky
Mountain Tea VIII positively cure you
No cure no pay 20 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. Paul q, Schulz & Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
Enaland,s Only Monopoly.

A lawyer remarked in the course of
q case in an English court that the
art Of dressing sealskins was the only
monopoly England had now.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-03
ZOE -.

House for sa)e-Two story frame residence
~ walnut street, for sale, Apply TO F. L
schoembs, 1872 Seventh street.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16

Just the kind OF chain OF costly
misfortunes will follow The career o
pesky stingy. who tries 10 beat til
editor of an honest dollar, by borr w
ing the neighbours paper, is we'll de-
pietsd by the Kansas City Journal
4 man who vas toe economical ss
subssribs for his home paper. ser,
his httls boy 20 borrow che csspy ssk
gu by his nsighbsr. in bis haste tls
boy ran over . t4ssand Of bees anC
In ZEN minutes Ieoxsd like wariy
summer squash. His cries reached
his father, who ran to his assistancs
and failing to notice bird wire
f~ncs. ran into il. brsakinA dow.
cutting handful Of flesh from his a
asomy and running . u pair Of pa':ts
The old COW took Advantage OF 1 :
gap in the fence and got into tn
cornfield and killed. herself eating
green corn. Hearing the IA. kat, the
the wife ran, upset four galloh CA q
: of rich cream into basket OF kite.
drowning the whole flock. in his he
hurry she dropp.d t2S set OF fa.s,
teeth. The baby left alons, crawlee
I through thu spilled cream and IL
The parlor, running 80 carpet, Du.
ing the excitement the eldest daIgil
! t,f ran away with the hired man, th'
dog broke up eleven setting lens
ands the calves got OUT - | che".t
~ tail OH foar fine shi. t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16
NOTICE
State OF Mississil d

State OF NlSSlSSll y.
To al persons having or claiming
any interest in the following dcscrib-
III lands. lying, being and situated
in the East hale Of the North Fast
Quarter (Ehlf Of NEqr). Of Section
number Eleven Q.). in Township two
(2) North Of Range Six 90 West, il:
the Village Of Lcakesville, Greene
County, Mississippi. towit: - Blocks
l3. IA, and 4; Lots 6 and Z. and part
Of lots 4, 3, y and = in Block 3; Lots
Z, s and in Blo~k 5; Lot 5 and part
OF lots &, and 8, in Block II; and
Lots !, z. : and OH Forest street
aud Feyon branch, said lots and
Blocks being according 10 the plat of
survey on file in the Chanccry clerks
Office in LeakeSvillc, said County
State, ~ made BY r. G. Hicks, and
which said plat deseribes those parts
0 said lots as claiusd by the Conn
pl2inants herein.
A bill of complaint to confirm and
Quiet title in and TO 10 the above de-
scribsd land in the name of the com
plainants herein after mentioned is
now pending. and you are hereby
commanded to be and appear before
the Chanccry Court in the County Of
Greene, in the State of Mississippi,
en- the first day of the next regular
term there of ON July 3rd 1905, at
the Court house of said County, in
the town of I.eakesville, TO defend
the suit in said Court wherein, ]. J.
xcInnis lH. F. McInnis. Kate Ste
phens, Lizzie McInnis, r. o. McIn-
mis- and Hugh McInnis are eomplai-
nants, and you are defendants. Wit
mes. my han d this a8 day of April A.
n 1855. s.. r. rrKav flork.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16


John T +
Sshoular Estate: In the Chancery
Court of Greene County, Mississippi.
To July Term A. d. 1865.
To George Hardy Sehoular. Milden
Cottage. S.lkirk p. Q, Roxburg
Scotland; Thomas A MacKef, late of
b L. Co. Bank. No IL, Clarence,
Street, Edenlurg, Scotland; and r.
], Stint n. Glen Novis. Fort William
z o Iverness Shire, Scotland;
You are hereby notified and you
will take noiice thereof. that a pr,i-
ton to the Chancery Court. said Co
unity and State above named. for an
order to s. II the 81 of the SWt, and S
w of the SEA SECTION 2, T-ship 3
North. Range West, Greene Coun
~ Mississippi. less ten acres in North
Vest Corner OF said tract, was Id
in conformity 10 law. by the Execu-
tcrs of the j. hn T T Schoul.r Estate
towit; ". H. Boykin, p J Seahrook,
and r Briggs. Jr. on the $ik day of
January. A u 1905, TO pay the Gebts
of said estate.
You viii appear ON or b~fore the
ga d July Term, 4 D 1905 which said
date is the 3rd day of July, 1905 TO
/, O atesA the said Executors right in
the premises. Witness my hand this
the % day of May, A d 1905.
S. r., Mckay, Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16

We try to have some patience an.
. good lot of sympathy with thos.
semideluded souls who act and speal
as if they felt that they must con
duet the affairs OF the universe w.
triel it once and were miserable b.
we are happy. As We unused one da,
the fire burned and like AarOns a.
these thoughts came out: God mar
aged this worlds affairs pretty wei
before we came into il, j doubt
less viii do SO quito as nell after
have gone out Ct is: therefore rs
VII give him the right of way Will
We ara prsSsA. it. and try 10 4
his bidding. Herein is rest.
Jackson, Miss Baptis'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16

vermifuse. But Il sets there tsst the
came and the result OF drinAiax q ~
aD<,At tho sAAss n the ros.i. ~ SrlnA-
ina anything In FFance-ii mAAes you
want 10 hug somebody.
AT home when n nAAn ge4 fuu Co
whisky, be vans To hug the HAa he
driRks with ana w<ep on his collar.
bottle: but hero every aid u driHA
puts ths drinkex IN condhion 10 waAt
70 Aue. Dad says he never knew he
had o brain untI he learned 70 drink
abs;nthe. but DOW be can close lis Q. e.
and sse things worse than any ninee
Pie Nightmare. AHA when Re go GA;
among people he never secs . man q;
ell. bat when woman passes along
dads eyes begin TO tAAe turns wink
tns al thcm and Il L. all can DO to
keep him from proposing marriage 10
every woman he SEGA
| thought would break him Of this
woman fooiishSess. 50 told ever. b.sdg
dad was q Mormon bishop. and had .
axand palace at Salt LAAe City. ana
owned millions ,of god mines and tab
ernaeIes and wan.eG 10 marry . tho1s-
and women and s1-e them 70 UtaA and
place thea al the bead OF homes Of
their own. AID he WOxsd just call onos
or twsce a weeA and boaSe BIAS q gid
for his wives 10 snshd. A newspaper
reporter, that could tAlh Engiish. wrote
q piece foe a paper ABOUT dad waiting
10 marry Q whole SOt and he said life
In Utah was better than Turkish hax-
en-. cnnse The wives Of a Movmon b1sh-
op did NOT have 70 be t0Ssed up and
watched By uaix. bat could DART AID
blow In money AID 10 cut 70 dances
and haze tast a. much fun rs tho4lg b
they Kved tn New .rort. ard had got
divorces from miliiona.res. and be said
any womAn Who wanted TO marry a
M.rn.,n bishop eo.s.d meet did on the
ba,i.varc near certain monumen t on
certain day
zee on 70 II. ~ the reporter. and
ve hired Q carriage Aad vsat 70 the
baiis vesl. 49, ~ shs itns - 1870
paess sai4 and pct baa ~ bsAos -
dads breast. With the wssa blsAop on
u, and DAD had Assa asinAing sbstoths
and he thought the badge wAe . hinl
- sisa IL noAEity. Well. you'd sd:<:s
10 80 tie bun4A Of wosAeA that vers
there 20 meet cad whats The matter
here" said Cad. - he saw the crowd
; Of women. locking hke they we're
there Ia answer 20 IN advertisement
for nurses told Cad TO stand up IN
the carriage. like bowie does Ia Chi
caso, and hold oat his hands and say:
~Blcss you. my children" and VIXEN
dad aot up TO b!ess them. the reporter
and rot oat Of the carriage. and the
rePoT ser. which eoSld talk French said
foF ell the wsMsn who wanted u b
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16

E-rmon wi,ls 10 IA the carriag8
with the bishop anc be sealed for life.
Well. sir, you'd q thought II was
remnant s.le! Mare I'd n dozen got
into the carriage with dad. and about
~ couldn't get In. but v hen the scared
driver started UP the horses. thay all
followed the carriage. and then the
mounted police surrounded the whole
bunch and moved them OF towards the
police station. and dad under the wag-
on lead of females. each one trying to
set the nearest to him. so as to be hiA
favorite wife,
1t got noised around that . foreign
potent-ate had been arrested with his
whole harem for conduct unboeoming
TO a potent-ate. ard so when ne got
TO the jail dad had to be rescued from
his wives and they were driven into .
side street by the police. aid dad was
locked up to- save his Liza The re-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-16

A Topeka preache' tells this stor
] had occasion to hold Christm*
services in little town not far fron
Topeka. The choir was compose q
three old maids and three old b4chel
ors. Whom the chorus of the Christ
mas hymn was reached the old maid
alone sang, Unto us a child is boru
and the old bachelors fol owed ul
with; Wonderful, o-n-d-sr
full. Then some wag in the froL
pew had to smoker. That settled it.