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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
ACUTE WEAKNESS
Develop In Coal Roads in Which Loss.
es Run Up Two and Three
Ponts-CIosing Steady.

New York March 30.--prices recov
cred strongly from the weakness will
which today's stock market opened
and which was acute in case of some
coaers in which the opening losses
ran froll TO 3 points Anthracite
carriers were most affected by The an
nouncement from indianapolis. order
ing suspension of mining in the An,
thracite region Monday, which came
as something as a surprise. Reports
/ had been current in financial districts
| of the intention on the part of the
miners officials to ask for an exten-
sion for limited period of terms of
agreement which expires with this
month, pending further negotiation
for a settlement With the strike
condition practically inaugurated it
was feared. thar further .negotiati0nls
would. thaNe2 sess 3dllaIlG sllaeess
4ilr ea3liils $ :s5y s: 81
+ ss@$FF VII
II
$lft g$$$ e
sSS
Rvedo owing 500 afoSSti'd6aS 81 ~ I; if
oamopgoth@ opefat8rso 0Th6 Tns89Snob
orEing. P68nSylya2ia J9nines. leftoS Of.
emo obyooS yesterdays aprocSedings, was
con$idered Of: Importance ojn's.d deciding
The. extent of Influence. ON the general.
industrialsco ndi1i6hs$to, be apprehends'
ed from the coal strike. Coupled with
the depressing Influence Of a strike
news was the early rise in the call
loan rate TO per cent and above,
arousing fears the rate might go
much higher before the close of the
day. AS the day progressed. however,
the call loan rate showed a tendency
to recede and this was a notable intiu
ence in helping towards a recovery
promised a weak showing
in tomorrow's bank statement. Loss
on the week to the sub-treasury rose
today to $3,j9600 and that institu-
ton again had credit balance at the
house of $247,474 Express
with the interior Is estima-
ted to have been against New York
on a balance to an extent upwards, of
100000, The decline in the cash
item item thus Indicated Is in the
neighborhood of six million dollars. |
WITH feavy requirements, to be met |
by banks, a considerable expansion of |
loans seems unavoidable. Net effect |
upon the surplus reserves thus threat |
ms to be severe. With the call money |
ate held within per cent, the limit
o speculative sentiment failed TO
De disturbed over money outlook an
Upward movement became quite
aggressive late in the day in Harri-
nan stocks and in number Of minor
pecialties. The closing was steady
md generally at net gains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
eRAosTREET's WEEKLY REPORT

Cross currents are visible in the
business situation. Unsettled weather
making bad roads has been a check
10 m consumptiye spring demand.
which also feels the influence of i'm
pending strike
The advent of springlike weather
accompanying former developments b.
however favorabl 10 an Improvement
later IN and he hope siiil expressed
that the coal strike will be locali1c1
10 some extent. and will moi materially
inierfer with Industry. when Gems
fairly well supplied with fuel From
the winter wheat belt uniformly favor.
able dispatches are received. Beneath
the surfac happenings of fine week
are 10 be disce.ned in steady ad-
tance OF spring trade continuance Of
collateral heay dealings in all kinds
.of lumber and material and under
lying confidence in heavy wears turn
over On all lines. Money f. strong and
10 active demand throughout the coun-
try. Bank clearinss show receding to-
tals this being due 10 curfail-d specu-
lstio1 Railway earnings confinue ex-
cell nt rs heretofore.
The Strength Of prices in most in
dusfrial lines g. marked
= con greI heavy uyng Of steel
rail 10y railway and Traction interests
b. easily The Drepminent feaura 0f the
iron and steel markets
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
MUCH roo. PRECIOUS 4o..losE:
The Barterder's Mistake Corrected By
the Rollicking Youth.


The roliiciing youth came into tho
uptown cafe little wobbly and leery
but with something OF look of tri
nmph withal The wellmeanine bar
ender regarded him critically q no
ment. and then. in a tone Of cont
dence. said to him:
Say. can mix You up somethir:
that will knock that jag of yours doat
in less than ten minutes. and he b..
gan mixing.
"Wazzat2" said the wobbly yoni-
bracins himself and closing one eyo
TO get a better locus on the barten
der Miss mp sussin' { knocks ais
zhag? Why. hully g-hic-gce!
'Sma'r you2 been all afnooh
eileen the goods Z geh us zhag. mel.
cos more'n sey-hic-sev' dorrars.
nj I've zhis star dout giv't an arm
n here's a duck vast butt in n mis-
M sussin' L knockt dead in tem-hit
feminine say. son. N'zsnis miss
me up a Scoshshigh bah. Usssiamme =
Miss me up d Scoshshigh ball. by gee,
n leh-'n leh-'n leh Kiss Zhag o mine
zhag' Aint nobody goint spoil zhae
all afnoon L elect. by gee. n COS
more sey-Lic-Scven dorrars.
Chlifeth' ANTI Uzzstamme? Scosh-
high ball. son, Semmup,
And the bartender Withdrew his
good intentions. set ont the Scotch
O. mine IN em-hic-temmince { took
high ball. and let the jag go ON jag
sing.-New York Son
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Stocks : Bonds . Cereals
Betrothal Ring Centuries Ctc.

a lanorer breaking stone recently
On the roadside al Marlborough Ems
land, the site Of an old Roman camp
discovered ring. which he sold 10.
few shillings Experts now pro
nounce il 10 be of great interest ana
value An inscription on it seem.
to show that II was a betrothal rim.
belonging 70 Buccried. king of III
Mexicans, who married Etdd1witha
daughter of Ethelwuf, king OF IVES
sex, in The year S53
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
STAGE Fright.

Very few persons acquit themselves
nobly in their maiden speech. At a
wedding feast recently the bridegroom
was called upon. as usual. TO respond
10 the given toast, in spite of the
fact that he had previously pleaded to
be excused.
Flushing TO the roots of his hair.
he rose to his feet He intended TO
implv that he was unprepared for
speech-making but unfortunately plac-
ed his hand upon the brides shoulder.
and looked down at her as lie STAN
mered ont his opening land conclud-
.ncl words.
thing has been forced
unan me"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Most Lasting Monuments.

The Nendome. raised as monu-
ment of Napoleon's victories and com
posed of cannon captured by him in
battle, was laid PROSTATE BY the Com.
mune, but the tomb of Josephine the
Good wears undstnrbed its wreath Of
honor and love. The best and most
lasting monuments are reared in
hearts by true love and devotion 10
hnmanity,-Rey. DR.. Madison G. Pet
nrS
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

Money on call. firm, and s per
cent: ruling rate 50, and G closing
bldg offered at 6 Time firmer; sixty
and ninety days and 5i4 per cent
six months ;. Phime paper ; and 81
per cent. Exchange steady. demand
S4S5.25 and $3.50: sixty days 81
s240 and s4S2.45 Bar silver CAS-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31

japanese children are not allowed
70 attend school until after six Years
OF age, al the Japanese believe tnat
science has conclusiyely proved that
school education before six Is pays
ioIogically and mentally detrimental.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
week Esp,rts Of Cereals.

Wheat including Sour exports for
week l.5is.Upu bushels against $50 500
this week lasf year July I 10 date
tUe. sSG u06 against -. $4,000 last scar
Corn exports 2Ef3. eo bushels agains.
24si ion wear ago. July J 10 date a.
go. 009 against 57.479. 600 in 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
WgefLY..e BANK. 'cGgA1R RI

New York, March 3Q.-Total bank
cleatings complied by Bradstreets for
the principal cities in the United
State. the past week were $2,579,57S,-
3G3. Decrease SIS per cent compared
with corresponding periol last year
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader of
The Bulletin to be filed by adver-
tiser in person, on regular form, at the
office Of The Bulletin Company, 703
Ohio Levee. The Bulletin company
assumes no responsibility for any ad-
vertisement or statement made there
in and will NOT accept the notice. Of
any person known to be employed :
Inquiries and replies to advertise
mente should bemade by mall; . ~. =
s.. o, $50
The persistent mar, IsSIiSibys.%iHS,..::S s
the stEy,9gain8of ell9& Is :lrs; SiiskjEA :.ii;
want adXertist is: iESat ::6thss;
tlfins So ..: ga {? %:s*s -,
% 90 %.esS': a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31

When you are wearied from over
work. feel lisfless or ianguid. or when
you cannot sleep OF eat. take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea One of
the greatest tonics known - cents.
Tea OF Tablets. p. G. Schulz & sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
FEAR OF SQUEEZE
In Delivery OF May Created a Lively
Demand BY Shorts Early in
Session.

Chicago March WHEAT The
opening was somewhat easier because
of liberal receipts in the northwest
continued favorable weather In the
southwest, and the unresponsiye tone
Of cables, Liverpool being barely
teady Notwithstanding yesterdays
advance here Early in the session,
however cash houses bought large
Qualities q May and created lively
demand by shorts who feared a pos
sible SQUEEZE in thai delivery.
News was of largely bearsh charac.
ter and was apparently ignored Pri-
mary receipt LIBERAL Strength of
cash wheat al Minneapolis and Kansas
city encouraged The bulls and the
market becase stronger as the session
advanced May closed y TO sc high
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
|. C. R. R. BULLETIN

7 One way Colonist rates to Mexico
City. $1,000 to Mexico City. Tickets
sold daily February IS to. April 7, and
September 10 to Octobe .l3, 1906
\ S3l:G5;@ieee May to* San Francisco. Eos
lssiil Ili;eas and. other points
\ ilisss 9 Rleac
ar
5 bi! 5: 5ijfl Yer
l5'to, c,GfoDeE f3.. -
/ s25.G5 to Billings Montana
s30.55. to Helena, Butte, Garrison
Chinook. Anaconda, Missoula. Kill
spell, Grantsdale, Mont, Ogden and
Salt lake City, Utah, and Pocatello
Idaho.
s3215 to Spokane, Walla Walla
Wallula Junction, Ellensburg Wen.
atchee, Wash, Umatilla, and Hunting
ton, oregon
$3lG5 to Portland, Tacoma, and
Seattle, Wash, Victoria and Van
couver, r, c., Astoria and Ashland,
Ore, Calgary, Alb.
Tickets to points named sold daily,
February Is to April 7, and September
Is to October 81.
For further particulars and any in
formation regarding the above rates
call On or address the undersigned.
b. w GROSS,
s. G. HATCH, Ticket Agent
General Passenger Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Ernr.ssinn His Feelings.

Hewitt see that there is Grape on
Gfnets door.
JeRett-It must he that his mother
ia-law is out of danger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
WEEKS FAILURES.

Failures this week 1871 in the
United States against pa of last year.
The most healthful. upbuildng
medicine known TO science; gently
soothes the liver and nerves, makes
digestion easy. brings to all the sweet
sleep of youth. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. % cents. p. G. Schulz
& Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31

-.
*1C+ Qgls1Si d; with
?lts
g. $50 s
VI "a: IL lSe.S iif@ al
\; :ssN:lSi3c c::.n5ag6W o::ialfg&
III !. g. snail. :ih:. TioIgme. ami
3aaai1y.::, ,eliasraiiifgo Of Ahiy 10 more dis,
tab6 JGiyegfes. Theoclose was steady.
May up sc
OATS-Considerable strength was
shown in this market, There was an
active demand the greater part of the
day, the buying by shorts being a
feature. Offerings lights. The fac
tors tending towards higher prices
were N decreased movement and pos
sbility Of delay in seeding operations
May closed up a to 4e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago, March 30-The following
car load lots represent the receipts
and shipments from this market to-
-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
|: s;s !. Sijii !.

4: &: is e. S:::s III J: 3: ~; I;
=: s. III; 3re S'sa =; i'
99f3i23p,S5 ssy0s 40 winer fn oAmesl2aa.
o9,me8 and 'Gardehs it is imperatiye'
y NECESSARY thar yon feed yoal5 plants
&eIlss% Nothing if the line OF ief;Uil,
rs osdirs:fheni so. vel as old dior
?q&hly. ro0ed cow. manure, That
Which. Is black and crunsbes readily
iador tbe appicatiohs.of he hoe II DE
lsa' food foIa this plant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31

NoRTH BoUEp

8. szFtsa 49, - s.si1s
Sesss 1esz-4 ss@Hs $780, -.
~ sesez
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Notice.
FOR BALE.

FOR SALE--Good family or edeIiv-
cry horse. sos Thirty-fifth street
FOR SALE-Hotel range aud two
ice boxes All In good order Cheap
AZ sold at once Joseph steagafa, 9
%. g Go ESQ az
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Officers.

Accounts OF corporations and individ-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part of tAs world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31

Interest paid on time deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-31
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth Rtrset
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Capital ............-...... 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

er and rode with the widow In the only
buggy in town directly behind the bunting
shrouded caisson upon which rested the
casket Behind them came the fire com
pany, the band from the county town and
several thousand curious persons.
Mrs. Knoxville was weeping SOFTLY he
neath her ven and once twice she pressed
Bats hand convulsively as the heavy notes
of the dead march smote her ears II was
a trying time for her, but she carried her
self bravely, and even when the casket was
lowered she did not give way Then the
crowd drifted back to town and the widow
took to her room.
Bat fingered in the hotel Office all the aft
ernoon in the hope that she would send for
him. but not until dusk had fallen did the
summons come
He found her pale and fearful, but COM
posed She took his hands in her gentle
appealing way and pressed them gratefully
Il am stronger now" she said softly II
thought perhaps you would not mind walk
ing out to the cemetery with me. l should
Ike TO see his grave again"
I'm here to do anything you want me
to-" he said simply, and slowly they passed
out of the hotel and down the street
The crowds were packed into the Sc looms
winding up the celebration, but the noise
was stiled as the pair passed. and together
they climbed the hill on the side of which
was the tiny acre where slept those reckless
spirits who had tempted fate and the fool
killer by not being quick on the draw.
Il thought | should like to see the grave
again." she said when at last they came to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26
1T simply nothing more to stay for

reporter. told him. The result was that his
paper carried a story OF the affair, and over
the Press Association wires flashed the
story OF the belated houors to Gen. Hron-
willie and his rescue from an unmarked
grave by his old comrade.
Four days later a comedy woman descend
ed from the stage. She took room at the
hotel and forthwith made a demand for
Sheriff SomNers. Presently Bat sauntered
down the street and made his appearance
in the hotel parloC, wondering which of
the newcomers this woman wanted. With
Bat the appearance of a lone woman could
mean only a search for a recreant husband.
Are you the sheriff." she asked as he
stumped awkwardly into the room.
Bat nodded Il never had any one tell
me |, wasn't" he confirmed.
The' woman grasped his hands and looked
up into his face, her eyes moist with tears.
You are the man who has done so much
for Peter" she said interrOgatively. II have
come to the funeral"
ITO the funeral" he echoed dumbly. You
his wife?'
Il was,"' she said softly; but you, who
knew him in the end, probably never heard
of me perhaps. Peter always was roam
ing spirit. / was not even certain that he
was dead Did he ever speak of me?',
sure" was the jrompt rejoinder. "only
YOU was such a surprise that | plump for
got for a moment. He lost your address or
something didn't her
Perhaps he did, she sighed, 'it may
have been that l used to think that he
tust ran away. / know IL was wrong, but
II looked that way. Then mother died and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26
"In the Silly Night. y

From the Philadelphia Press.
They're companions-in-arms, and like Tro
jams they fight,
From the moment the struggle begins;
The battle progresses far into the night
They are tsrrors, these colicky twins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26
Has Plenty of Time.

From the Detroit Free Press
First Club Woman-'T never saw any
thing like Mrs. Wadleigh! She reads every
novel as soon as 1t is out"
Second Ditto-"Oh, but you know she al
ways sits up till her husband gets home
every night"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

At the Copper Queen smelter No. 4 furnace was taken down yesterday for
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
New Nordberg Hoisting Engine
 Is in Course of Erection at Oliver.
NEW PUMP AT BRIGGS
 WILL BE INSTALLED.
Flow of Water at Hoatson Has Slightly Increased - Mate rial Being HoiSted Is of Fav- orable Character.

Al the Irish Mag shaft things are moving about as usual. About two thirds of the ore shipped by the Calu- met x Arizona is coming from this shaft.
 At the Oliver shaft the new Nord- berg hoisting engine is in ,uu.se of erection. The electric plant for the C. & A. company is on the ground and steps are being taken to install he same at the earliest possible mo- nent. A new blacksmith shop has just been completed at the ufver shaft. It is located on the lower dump, where ample room has beer secured. New bins for storing black smlthing coal have just been comp1et- ed at this shaft. The extension of the spur for the accommodation of the ore cars Is nearing completion The large compressor, which met with an accident two months ago, is in good running order again.
 At the shelter at Douglas coke in large quantities is arriving and the accumulation of large stock pile of this very desirable material is go- iLg on to provide for all emergencies.
 The production of copper at the c. 6 A. smelter is normal It has been, feared that the disaster in California would extend to the oil fields and pos 1ibly shut of the supply of fuel, but assurances have been given that this field likely will not be affected.
 At the Briggs shaft of the Calumet < Pirtsburg a large pump arrived during the last week and it's installa- ton will begin at once.
 Progress has been little slower than usual at the Hoatson shaft on ac- count Of the increased flow of water. Steps are being taken to handle this matter promptly. The material being hoisted at present is of very layor- able character as can readily be seen from an examination of the dump.
 Shipments of ore are going forward from the Lake Superior & Pittsburg property regularly and about the shaft is scene of considerable activity The same general conditions may pc said to prevail at the Pittsburg & Du luth.
 At the Junction the big Nordberg hoist has been completed for some time. The steel gallows frame is about finished and the work of tearing dcwn the old frame will begin at once. A large Hume has been completed st uth of the shaft which will be coy CT ed with waste from the mine. By reason of the filling in of this section a large amount of additional room for operating at this property will be available.
 Two diamond drills are at work near the line of the American-Saginaw and the Warren properties. Tn the Sagi- r,aw shaft one diamond drill is in oper- atson. Steps are being taken 10 use fuel oil at the Saginaw shaft and for this purpose pipe line will be extend ed from the Junction mine to this shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
SHUT DOWN HE MILL
Detroit Copper Co. Employees Petition for Eight Hours
 at Same Pay,
SUPT. MILLS PROPOSITION
 HAS BEEN REFUSED.
~~~>>>>>>>>>e~ .

On Saturday the men employed in the concentrating plant of the De troit Copper company at Morenci pre- scented a petition to General Manager Mills asking that their hours of labor be reduced from twelev to eight, and that the pay remain the same. On Monday morning the plant was closed down by order of the management and most of the men have since left tn, camp. There were about one hun. dred men employed in the plant.
 The Era is informed that the men in their petition, or verbally, stated that if their petition was not granted they would remain under the old con- ditions until May l, or longer, that other labor might be secured. The effect of the closing of the concen- trating plant cannot now be predict ed. 1t issnot probable that the smelt- ing plant can be run at it's full ca pacity without the concentrates, neith- CT is it likely that the same force of miners will be employed if the plant is shut down for any consider able time.
 The Era is informed that the man. agement offered to concede the eight hours with cut of fifty cents per day, which the men would not accept. Copper Era
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
ARIZONA M. & D. co.
 STOCK ON SALE.
MANAGEMENT HAD ARRANGED FOR SALE OF 10000 SHARES
 AT FORTY CENTS.

There have been few transfers of the shares of the Arizona Mining & Development Company stock during the past ten days at the low price Of 20 cents per share.
 MT. Sparrow and Superintendent McHenry were in the city this week from the property and stated that the company had made arrangements with parties in Oklahoma to take 10000 shares of the stock at 70 cents. the proceeds of the sale to be used in ad- oitions to the mills and other improve menus looking to ,an increased produc- ton The action of wesk-kaeed stockholders caused all negotiations ta be broken of. The Oklahoma peo- rle refused to take the stock when ft was learned that Arizona holders were willing to part with their shares at the low price of 20 cents- Superin- tendent McHerry is positive that the stock will be selling for 50 cents per share before six months have passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

the necessary amount of coke When the car is dumped into the furnace the coke will be at the bottem, the lime rock on the coke, and the ore on the lime rock. At present the lime rock is broken by hand at the quarry, but a crushing plant is on the ground and as soon as a necessary water supply can be developed it will be put in operation. The we'll is being bored now, but there is some uneasiness as to where a necessary flow will be en- countered. The well is now 400 feet deep, and for 1S0 feet has been in solid rock. No water of any, conse- quence has yet been encountered. The amount of limestone required at the Copper Queen smelter varies from 200 to 500 tons per day, according to the quality of ore treated, so the mat ter of economy in handling this lime stone is an important item