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New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Eo=ton Nav e9-The w7ol market is DUH. though with
better evidence Most OF the trading h7s been
Of the cleaning s1ea and generally Of small
centred in the Western primary
markets. some OF foreign Vools have taken place.
tbssa fine and CrOssbrels Pulled
are in fair call moving steadily at 6l' 6fc
55f5JSc Both old and new territories stock
befr- bought Ieadiug quotations follow Ohio end
pennsvl .auta and above. 5i1gSiiac: Y 3lG32c No
/ gT63S.. No . 2TG3Sc. Ene unNashcd. 2Jd26c
quarter blood unwashed 81 zg32; three eghths blood.
52f;3lc uuwashed deiaine, 2Slg
soc. rne washed dela.ne 6la93tc Michigan me
shed 24H15c. one-quarter blood uNasled S0i= 0S1c.
.Srseirbths blood 2iE32-; blood &c; u7-
1sbad GeIaine 27Tf2Sc. Kentucky Ind4pa. etc three
1890 and one-Ovarter bIoo- 3Sc territory Idaho
me 9aaeac Eeavy une lqQ2oc lne mel!In. 2=G2ic:
eJiIrn -GT.Ic. medium. .6P2lc. Wyoming dnc.
atefasc. heavy FIRE 1eN21c, Ere medium. 22as23c.
medium ata27c medium 26dZ.c; Titan and Neva Ia.
-pF,, heavy l9g2Gc fne medium. 2.G2}~.
rneitnn aIda7c: low medium 2dG2c; Dakota hne. 1aR
o3- 6ne medium 224G3c medium. @1t2sc low medium.
6ac: Montana. hne choice. 2tE3e: are average 23q
-ire = use medium choice 27QGsc; average. 26G27c
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday, May 20, 1905
ard 100 bags peas peas eHRoT hal 100 rea RSs 9fsTs %ahs in
PIT srssish condition neither exporters home joo-
brs have wanted much stock ana 'nere mas eee ssbe
hat Few very choice large might stn job at
IS gSg 70 song r5 at saas o5 and very small
which eomgri5e sT PIN in phe range Of So 56dg
81 90 Medium have settled TO $29$2 o. With M tae
has to be srsy o2Gs ns 70 sell o .5 s shsr @ os nsv ns
sSGS S S fSI Il the best Snl have msds only few
@ S sSy nth. II 6G 6bSng as at s. g
Yellow dun california lima are ruling s,eaay on & ne
@ 9asis snote1 % 81 @ ter dna ie eSe e3s We Quote
q choice per b s. SSFS' q G fT to to good good 3
s. 90 choice. 81 97'sG$l co. fair 20 good 81 3 345g
y as re gfa aTE Esney choice 50 25ass as black
58S2 s s. a1'i e y y'2y psn { '9g e can
s n @ erp6qts gf Ia Eropc 55 pkes and to
other countries Ssi pkss contrary 10 al "a %
week; receipts have shown Increase. and the sgFPu;
stock has been 50 moderate that sellers haTg nSI nce h
between buying and the selling interests
oaea rates ana Tits is enrasonizng the brying interest
t, sus5 an n snt that an 5y a s hc %o rSS a
goods AT the Official quotation from day to day The justice
paying such high premiums Western shippers that they
While this Hkcly TO give us unset
6s ' extra ereSmulS s5id St 2ic ana me quotation
was Tnoged up 10 & taat Pfcs Pf raSes sbarng i1 tSs i'm
proyenent. New York state daify was moved NJ tte
creamery
little stronger feeling factory and packing stock EX-
porers arc not doing much the shipments for the week
being made up quite largely of previous purchases We
cuofa. Creamery n. p y 122e tAsrcarts
Exchange oficaI quotation extras. 2l3cl do hrsts.
lGqfI9~ DO seconds. lGdlsc: do thirds liql5c;
state dary. tubs fresh fancy l.c. do hrsts 100 zoe
DO seconds leGlse % th'ras 4Gl5c TenoVaei ektIss
iGl5c Western factory drsts I5c do seconds i4gl4.c
do thirds i2alae packing stock No laal4c: 90 No B.
ION12c.
tTEESE-Receipts for the week, D. boxes exports 10
Europe 14643 boxes and other countries I65 boxes
Tho market shown decided advance In prices the
last week sympathy with higher country mar
The strength Of the market has been caused ehey
the active demand for large cheese as the Eng
hsh markets are Pretty wen down on old cheese ana
anxious Canadian buyers. not being abl"
70 MI Canada largest opera
the Northern New markets. while local tx-
poTtera their anxiety nil orders have been COM
peled to order cheese purchased for them AZ country
markets Official quotations advanced on Wednesday
last 04c and Friday 20 loise while on Monahy OF
this week further sharp advance made 70 l4c Tor
large and lie for snail Exporters stu anxiousF
looking and have followed the advance
promptly Present asking prices. however has checked
the demand OF home trade dealers for small cheese ana
it looks market had been strained III
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

CoTToN-Ths cotton market was much more actiVe %
-fav with lie near months ruling sersatonety weak
under Iiouidation 70 the local bull clique ana
interests ana otLeIs AZ
time May ne loss ot - points me IaaIkeI
eiosa5 steady a. decline Of 20 - points. te new
- ,osiT5c1s havin; ruled relatN ely steady all day.
eaIs were estimated 0co bales The opening
Tyss horeIv staaSv az decline OF 10 points IN re
sponse u Low cables good weather reports and eN
ra0fzfIous Of Tepor. a. nloddN A
frrn asp issued bearish crop report esunathe tne
Increase 81 ,rease per cent, ana the aN efbse con-
Si,tr n. 81 Der cent and may have had some in
fJ,ence In adation this few May notices were in
-s-T-ia+io- and shortly after opening there
heayy selling Of July by broker supposed TO operate
f9r leading spot interests This movement was joined IN
hv brokers believed represent the local bull leer ahd
spread the leadlng buls
S.a 1IcodnC Iav and July the selling became general
Nav declined 10 10 s., the lowest. and July 10 loe
O. at.,ur points lower while the new crop
months At worst were only 10 points net lower
ire close steaCier covering
ana renewal Of support from leading interests. and
sbs anal tone was steady. May y points up from
fte I5vest The local bull leader Issued crop report
estimating the condition at icS per cent Thls hgure
known nu1roNiuatey in the session, as II had
been wired south previous night The local market
UII "a closed tonorroW New Orleans and Liverpool
viii be OPEN . 80, -,-. ..
contract prices IN the local IiaIhet -
daV as
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
CASH QUOTATIONS,
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May %. 1905
COfF Eh-Ine coffee market not neariy SO active
,e eut made steadier showing The opening
og 70 pohts higher Prices sold off points during
session but rallied again in the late trading and
closed steady advance points
zles Ior the d2y estimated about "a 600 bags.
Ire opening advance due cables
seea hnch less pressure OF long coffee against the
uaTket private cable from Havre that II looked
as though louioaton there had its and selling
mere was checked reports Brazil
that general strike n
strikers on the Pausta Railroad. been unable
ets reported at the Jundiay for TIE day Of about 5000
BAGS against 600 last There little selling
by local longs curing the middle session and time
prices were only partial points above the closing fig
of the previous day hut close market
supported by scattering local
partly shorts covering for holiday and the
ket closed practically the best point OF the European
markets Havre unchanged TO L lower. ana
Hamburg unclaimed TO 4 pfennig lower Santos
lower but Rio unchanged. The market for
spot unchanged the basis OF sc for Rio
No :.
was as folrNs:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chfcago. May 29.-CATrLE-Receipts $500 head;
market steady common 70 prime steers s49Ss 2O cows
calves. So 1887 stockers and feeders 81 758s4 4O
HOGS-Receips COCO head; market steady; choice 10
prime heavy. s6 i5aqs6 80; medigm 70 good heavy.
choice heavy mixed s8 45d$6 AZ \ packers S8QS6 IS
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts 10000 head market
slow; sheep. S5q$6 25 yearlings. So 9GqS6 So shorn
lambs. s. 25GS6 20.
Cincinnati. May 2o-HOGS steady: butchers and ship
pers SO l5QS6 common. s. 25g$6 IS CATTLE steady
fair shippers 81 25aS5; common. 81 25QS2 IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep steady. So 5e9$4 -; lambs
steady. s. 25GS5 10
Kansas city, Nav 9-CATTLFs-Receipts o. 400 head
including Southerrs market steady choice export
dressed steers 50 25S5 20; fair good. S4 2Js5
western fed 50 75 % sockers and feeders 50 %
50; southern steers 81 eS4 p southern cows 90 so
GS4 native COWS 81 5Od$4 30, native heers. 50 25Gx5
bulIs S31S4 %: calves e pa Sc . HOtfS-Receipts
So SOC Sc 40; heavy Sc 30axG II packers 81 30qS6
MOS lights. 43I$6 37la SHEEP-ReCepts. 4 200
had marker steady shade lower: native lambs sea
81 IS FED sheep and yearlngs $5G$6 % Western fed
Warnings S5Qs6 Is; Western fed sheep S54S6:
and feeders s. sDIS5
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
:, NAV shorts had made their peace with the

=, Nav shorts had made their peace with the
market.
fo-r closed at 4giso for May and 4T7sc bid FOR
I,11 Nav price at the opening was soc. and az the
,osa ths same as it was at the same time yester-
1oy Tplv was &c gamer from the days trading
Nav oats advanced 5.c, July &c to sc and sop
ternber 1Sc to I4c. Provisions closed &c lower 1or
Un-L and practically without change for the other
commodities
shortly after the opening OF the wheat market
tho Drfce Of July wheat suffered a loss or NC
Tbsre was slight reaction later. but the beariSh
sa7ttr,ent was TOO pronounced for much OF gain.
and the market continued weak. even fair amount
~ buving failing 20 give IL strength. Local re-
ceipts were Is cars and shipments 40oO bushels.
Trade IN the corn pit only OF moderate vol
urne hut the market generally ruled strong. Fifty
cents for May corn was realized shortly after the
opening. fulfilling the prediction os enthusiasts
longs Local receipts were $50 cars. with 4Ol cars
estimated for Thursday. shipments hence were
e.O00 bushels.
The trade IN oats was animated, with the ten
dency OF prices upward in the early rar- of The
session most operations being confined TO Septeu-
her with heavy shorts covering previous sales and
longs taking profits on large quantities Local re-
cspts were l97 cars and shipments 10000 bushels.
Provisions ruled quiet and easy. July PORK sod
from SIC So of 20 $l6 % and reacted 70 SIS 2s July
lard sold from s. S. of TO S 772. and reacted 70
IS s2Is July ribs sold from 50 4s CT 50 s7l- and
reacted 20 50 42ia.
Hog receipts were $3.50 head ard prices at the
yards steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

full for latest lire demand and tbs inside line OF
prices represents business than has been common
at those rates Trade expected slacken
owing 20 holiday. We quote Prime large bales.
per 9TaCS1 No l. 9O095ci No 2 S0QS2izc; No 8,
7oa723c shipping 5oeg6e clover mixed 65Q6!.sc; DO
UNCHANGED at 6O97Oc Receipts Of tons
reported az Produce Exchange at to-day Hud
River Railroad T30; West Shore co. Erie $50 Penn
sylvanis. 20: Delaware Lackawanna Western. so; Le
Valley, 100; Baltimore Ohio 90; Central Of New
Jersey co. river boats. 14o; total 1910 tons Receipts
OF straw, so tons.
Toledo May 29.-CLOVERSE1ED, cash. Sc 10; October,
Sc 40; TIMOTHY, 81 go.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBy Telegraph 80 The Tribune. ]


Chicago NAY 29-The wheat market was weak
to-day although the bulls pat up good fight and
did not sell by good deal all they have been
accommodating for cons .derabIe time. There was
a strong reaction OF 7sc after July had sold as low
as Sc hut close s2sc 70 s24sc sellers. s4c
lower than u closed the day before Nav sold as
low as Si1zc the end and closed at Sf7.e a
drop OF I7sc. It looked In the last few minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
AMALGANATED COPPER COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF this Company will be held June Attn. 1895
the forenoon the cf1ce OF the Com
pany, Hudson County National Bank Building Nos 24S
Washington Street Jersey City, n j. (orflce or
the New Jersey Corporations Agency the OF
eectfng Directors and for the transaction OF
such other business may lawfully come before ths
meeting
In accordance OF the State OF New Jersey
no stock can which has been transferred On
OF the Company within twenty days next pre-
ceding this election.
Dated May 25th. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia. May l. 1906.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
dey declared a sEMI-ANNJ'AL DIVIDEND o;
THREE 81 PER CENT. Isl. so per share) the Cap
ttal Stock Of the Company. payable and after May
81 1906 to stockholders registered upon the books
OF the Company the OF business May g. 1905.
CHECKS will be mailed stockholders who have filed
Permanent Dividend Orders this office
HENRY TATNAL.L.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations Tor regular az tAe II a. m. and rs
D m calls yesterday compare with the anal prices
OF Monday as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
FIRST can Second oan.

Quotations for standard foundry at the IL a. m
and 1:i5 y. m. calls yesterday compare with f2aI
prices Of Monday as follows
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
NEW YORK PRICES.

EIDES-Ihe market ruled stenoy az ~, Dus -.11jo
prices. w.tA good demand Ca4fesnis nc SSA @AN'''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.
sONDS.

ou4pAss BY }. Thomas Rs'nAsra'. No is w.n street,
BID. Asked
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

a DhEETIsEAENTs AID SUBSCRIPTIONS ror The
= Tribune received N their Uptown once. 80. 1864
a: between 9th until O'Clock p n
,e ftlnenfs received following branch cfces a
g.. oi-l'e rates aEfl o'clock = M VIZ; 20 oll
o. cor. X3d I53 Gth 18th 81 y l-@ft
- 20 ae-t 42d between eth and eth avs
g. 'tFf 4fth s.ss between GSth and lith
-.11 - 6Ist lT0s IL near SSH
r.. - East 7sG Tre.aont ave. go &c ave.
80 s-st g.. o54 &c ave. 20 5ieecRsr St
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Bath Circuit Court.


After holding session Of about
week, the Grand Jury only re-
turned a small number Of indict-
ments and only two of those were
for the illegal sale Of whisky in
Owingsville and one of those was
against man that had run off In
formation had reached the ears of
Circuit Judge A. w. Young that
this subject had not received
enough attention and that that a num-
Der of the most important Wit
nesses were temporarily out of
Bath county to avoid testifying.
After discharging the jury Judge
Young at once selected another
Grand Jury to meet Monday, Dc
tober 10, for the purpose of inves-
tigating this subject. For the wit
nesses that were running from the
Grand Jury, he issued attachments
and issued a subpoena for a mum
Der of others.e
Judge Young says he is deter
mined to prove to the people of
this district that the prohibition
law will prohibit the illegal sale of
whisky, and in this the people are
behind him. We have plenty of
good laws. What we need is a
few more public officials like Judge
Young. who is always ready to en-
force the law and to discharge his
full duty.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Voted for the First Local Option
Bill in the State.

Nicholasville, KY, Oct. 4
Senator McCrealy addressed 800
people here this afternoon.
Senator McCreary stated his
position on the temperance ques-
ton clearly. He is for local
option and voted in 1874 for the
first local option bill in the State.
He denied emphatically that he
has ever received pecuniary aid
from the whisky men, and said he
believed in the enforcement of the
law, both as regards closing sa-
saloons on Sunday and gambling.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Watches on Exhibition.

the Democratic Congressional
Coenmittee has gone into the watch
business, having received from
New York consignment of
watches which it intends to distri-
butte among the Ky. speakers. The
idea is to make a practical demon
stration of trust methods of selling
abroad at prices less than those
charged the home consumer.
These watches were sold in Eng
land and reimported at cost,
freight added, less than the prices
to the American dealer. They
cost the committee $7.9S cash.
The trust price here is $lO.58.
Zach watch is accompanied by a
y containing the number and his
kry of the movements and case,
lowing when and to whom sold
what price. In this way,
le abroad and reimportation
verified.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Mt. Sterling Business College.

Is doing good work for the
young people of this region, and
has recently graduated and placed
into good positions the following:
MIR VIM. Ricketts, graduated last
week, and Prof. Lippard sent him
and another graduate of his Rich
mond school to the Storms Lumber
Cos. Stems, KY; Misses Emma
Holton and Miss Bessie Shrout
have accepted positions with the
Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio,
and have begun work. Miss Iva
Maxey has taken a position in
West Liberty, KY; Miss Debbie
Coyle, is with the Republican
Campaign Committee and Miss
Mary Mcnamara has gone to take
a opposition in Cincinnati. Several
others will graduate soon and Prof
Lippard says he can place all in
good positions.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
THE STYLES

That weldressed men will Ovecoat this fall almost
field of want To those that shall endeavor
line of the No where live you
what is right, and can't find there write
serve you
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
OVERCOATS

Are cut on exactly the lines the having the same
character and Styles and show everything in every kind of cloth
from the London Topper for little fellows Raglan also bio
line OF Cavenee for the boys Don't take him dry goods store
to buy his clothes and loose his individuality boys for the
boys-brng him here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10

See our College Cut, the latest
Ladies shoes.
Punch & Graves
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

we are showing the largest BY far of anv store n
Our quantities. and makes beyond the question of doubt
American who ahead of the wordes head
rs-can make The styles the reproduction of the
avenue 1oors Even style of cloth selected the
for the wear and appearance they that
Coat IL is all done before all
please better and impress YOU glance that
knew what they about had gathered togatr CLOTHING H 70
Tor YOU Our line this embraces new and string
cannot be found in other Mt Sterling clothing house and
are as low or lower when quality is considered than
where "A look try will We bid Won come
show you wheather you buy or not. ~ a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26
THE PROTECTED GAME.

The extreme Of tie doctrine thai
We should preserve the villa a1ima'
that remain 10 us may Now ha studio
III New ii. rAnd. Mia sachuset
passed laws for the pro cctfca Of dee.
to find porular feeling held the sta 2
responsible for damage against which
the citizen was Forbidden 70 protect
himself, and the legislature acep eI
the task ana made an appropriation Ii
meet II. But that original aDpropria.
tion Is found entlrelv inadeur ave. tae
claims far INJURIES "a nro1s ard gar
tcns ana law GROW llke Il Biblical
bav tree and therc are violent s1s.
pcjans tb4t citizens encourage re
deer b eaf wbqt eapnot Ia sent ID
good thing out of thu st9 Il Thus.
again We see tpat madqFa ON is t1e
opIy safe rnle even IN in lg al
so.a The NAV s.n eHl NJ ,-Eou
when Massachu. efts has commits.
sion 10 kin off the eBp us deer ar
leases tho rirbe M ann, fgr copsif.
Grafton that will rao,rp her far snas
Maid ont Ia 8amaaes
Jamaica inaorted a creature 10 slu
OF her snaEes Ana nav NAYS boun.
tv to get rid Of fbe former fri4nd AIRS.
tralis nrotected rabbis ami a-6e tba+
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26
THE NEW YEAR

That pessimistlc prognostic1tio7
as to he New ar-l907-voic-d in
some quarters by trict STEERS and
schemers are wholly unwa~ra 81
and further. that 1907 prom SEES TO e.
a year Of unprecedented achievement
is shown By authoritative forecasters
These men WHO make miuute si.dy Of
conditions past and prcscut uDan
which alone can be based logical con
ciusions az to the business fu ire =
the lad, agree vita remarkable or.
auimfy that 1907 viii De- record
breaker This yc8r 1906 has eai "a
splendid mace f:uildin- has lr-r
enormous paaula.ian has incres-cf
products of tire miBcs and mills ~
ihc field and farms have boon a'
topnotch volume ana value. Nbr- p
ance Is writ 81 in ihe wri8sIes Of the
old year as Re shoulders his srvtha
and miles his fareweil and us tho
brighicsf. iouUciug Iahy Ncw Wear g.
bro sii hy ibe slofI Of ime Never
was New Year born under moro a1-
spicious Circumstance. and surely
there was never less reason for nesei
m'sm Dr more reason for opt imism.-
Birmingham Ness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

Grafton, IS that Of universal thrift
Tho great middle.cass-~the small
farmers and merchants and me
ohanics-is comprised entirely OF in
dustiious, Woodworking men and
women. who have reduced the bust
ness OF living well and cheaply to a
sc,once. and who above all have the
HABIT Of saving abnormaliy developed
! A recent report from Consul Miller
at Rheims, after showing that home
government bonds to the extent OF
lEyc Billions are held by the Industrial
classes, illustrates how France incul-
Gates thift at the very basis Of ncr
population by setting a high premium
Iupgn IT'S obs eryance in her schooi SIS
TEN.
II is a part OF the curriculum of each
school h teach boys and girls the ad
'yantages Of accumulatirg money, b.
depositing in government savings
banks, regardle Of The size Of the
deposit. Undor certain conditions tine
government will even furnish money
TO pupils with which to open a de- I
post to provide an income in old age
Bank books with ten franks credited
in each arc offered as prizes for GER
TAIN degrees OF proficiency and L is
demonstrated TO the holder The
amount this sum will reach at per
cent compound interest by the time
he o. shc has arrived a The twenty
Co.. g..-..t- gg,,..-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS,

BELT LINE cars due TO leave Second 81. go
ing north on Commercial Ave every Is min
utes from o. IN, 20 IL p. NJ.
Going north on Walnut 80. every 10 minute'
from G;rs a, M, 10 l03b3 p. M,
p yPtAR Sc. LiNE-.lfolbrook Ave. car,
due 10 leave second st. going north on Hoi'
brook Aveaat 5,b7; 6;27; 8;l2; 6:53; 7;i2 a, m,
snd on same minutes every honr until l0'i'
Gndlil2 p, IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth ~. at 5'4Si
$40; 6!Yt 6.ls; AND f;0i a. ~, and on same In,n
utes every hour rntIl 1874 and il:9s y ~.
Poplar 81 cars due Ia pass NJ. Mary's park IL
minutes after eaging -eCund Bt.
BELT LINE OWL CARS norie on Walnut
--lli8O D. m l2,8i a. M; $50 u, ~ $50 a. m. (;
$3.50 "a, M; 4:30 u, tn.t $3.50 q. IA.
North on Commeroiai--l2:00 p. m; 100 a. M;
300 3, IA. 3;O0 a. M; 500 %, nj I'm.
Belt aud owl oars are uae to pass West
Thiry-fourth 81, Is minutes after leaving
Second ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

rhs gu!lstln Ia 81 s8Is n ths sel
iswIns places:
cclcman's, 244 Eisssh sfgsaA
halliday AoEss NeSa sasaaa
Walkers. 30 eixtA stress
@iae FFcnt ReaERarag1ss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

The above Is c0rTeGE anu FT1e
statement Of the circulation Of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of November 1906
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 30th day Of November, 1906,
fSeal) LEO ]. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

Want adds In The Bulletin aways
bring results. A 30-word advertise
ment published In this paper three
times brought 25 replies This 10
nothing unusual A word % the wise
etc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26
TEACHING THRFr 10 cHrLnRES

An sst 1hict hse maize France
one Of the m7rt powerful nation in
civilization and which explains her
marvellous powers Of national recup
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

To have your advertisement read
BY The greatest number Of FsoPis &
a1uEt SFEssr il lie Buls1s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26

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surrounding fsEas j. dss CIR tie
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-26
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
lation for the year 1905. NJ. .2t23
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Novem-
Der, 1906 .202f