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n ordered them 20 divide the room In
~accordance with regulations.
so We had to make our beds into walls
she added regretfully. and o all the
nineteen slept anyhow on the floor.
In another house I went into an under
ground room which was the home OF six
grown up people. two OF them women with
children. When a candle was not burning
1t was quite dark
The six beds had bedding as indesoriba-
bic as the smell. But each bed was . vAlua-
BILE property, and brought the landlord two
shillings a week.
On one side was a large stove, hung round
with baby rags and drying clothes. Il was
90 thickly covered with the Russian cock
roach Uarakanl that one could not see the
white tiled surface unless they crawled.
The sacred pictures or ikons were also COW
cred with beetles, though not % thickly,
because they were not warm.
In another similar room underground q
glimmer Of light came through a stuffed up
window near the ceiling, Inc as l went in I
saw In the darkness a darker object on the
floor, and just avoided tripping over IL.
Gradually ! disosrned that IL was human,
and q gray face was dimly visible.
When a candle was lighted l found IL was
q youngsh man who had lain there dead
drunk since the evening before. and now
It was afternoon, and nothing could wake
him. On a bed beside him lay one OF his
children. Over his head hung another in a
cradle attached 20 the ceiling by a rope and
spnng. For the Russians in town do not
rock their cradles, put bob them up and
down.
Besides the mans wife there were four
other Inhabitants Of beds, and one woman
complained bitterly Of the mans conduct
in making the place uncomfortable, when
she paid her money regularly every month
like other decent people.
Have you seen Gorky's Ma Dire C.1n
the Depths Low Down. Submerged
what you will? l believe the Stage So
ciety gave IL once in London. As a picture
OF life among the poor Of Russian cities l
can imagine nothing truer. and yet / have
seen things worse. II. w. NEvIssoN.
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Workmanship Paid College Expenses.

From The Des Moincs REGISTER and Leader.
Il owe my getting through law school
to my ability to shoot straight" said Jos
!. Myerly the other day. in discussing early
days at the State University. When 7 took
my law course l had saved up some money.
enough. / thought. to carry me through.
/ found out that il was not sufficient to meet
all my bills. and when the last OF my college
year came around l was in debt. ! borrowed
SIS from my father and then found I was
unable to come out OF school out Of debt.
-Ope day l was passing by q shooting
gallery and l said TO my chum. Lets go
In and see them shoot We did and found
that they were shooting for a revolver. W
entered and look part and won the TeVclNef.
The next day We got 4 shotgun apiece and
went down 20 the old fair grounds add entered
In a contest with q bunch OF town boys The
wanted . prize 30 l show ed hem the revolver
and said for o. apiece wcald put IL W. ]
did and won Il. l sold it again. and stX
distinct time 8 won Il. then lost Il. aid again
won Il back. When | got through I had the
bIls and went nome QUE OF debt"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
Miniature Afarvels.
From ths CircLe.

Almost any commonplace object. maxni.
fed under a good lens. will reveal ASTONISHING
and unsupported form. structure and life.
For instance:
Insects OF various kinds may be seen In the
cavities Of a grain OF sand.
Mould is a forest Of beautiful trees, with
branches. leaves and fruit.
Butterflies are fully feathersd.
Hairs are tubes filed with pith and orna-
mented on the outside with scales.
The surface OF the human body is covered
with scales like q fish. A single grain Of sand
would cover 80 OF these scales. and yet a
scale covers about 500 pores. Through these
narrow openings the perspiration forces itself
like water through Q sieve.
Each drop Of stasnant water contains a
world Of creatures swimming with a much
freedom as whales In the sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
TALE OF THE FAMOUS REMARK
Which the Governor % South Carolina Made
TO the Governor % North Carolina.


The night on which the Kentuckians
handed the stirrup cup TO Mr.. Watterson in
this city on the eve OF his going away to
Spain some good stories were told in the
hooks Of the dining room before and after
the regular programme. h one was lis
tened to with much interest;
You Kentuckians,- said a guest from
Georgia, have heard all your lives about
that remark which the Governor Of North
Carolina received from the Governor OF
South Carolina. The story has been passed
down from one generation 20 another. each
generation believing in the ira dition a little
more than the previous one.
We'll, fellow Colonies, l was down In tho
Palmetto State a few weeks ago, and while
/ was enjoying the hospitality Of a kinsman
Of Wade Hampton he assured me one ever
ing while We were iEdulging in the con-
VITALITY Characteristic Of a Southern home
that the story was a fact. / am going to
tell you what he said as well as I can recall
it. trusting to your charity TO make due
allowance for lapses which events OF this
sort entail.
"A Governor Of South Carolina was the
guest Of a G~overnorof North Carolina. The
latter. in honor Of his guest, had prepared a
Aarheei Gunner mat ID 70 say uacon anu
yam we're the great temptations.
After the feast the Tarheel Executive
invited his Palmetto guest 10 have a nine ON
,ha ro-arda 30 ,ha noDs;on pa,weaa 81.
INC SeS1 VI '"0 'uo
two big chairs a capacious demiJohn was
placed. 1t was filed with corn, copper
distilled whisky from q North Carolina
retort.
As oi'eu as INC pipes Nelo iehieu tne
demliohn was tilted and the liquid gurgled
into a gourd. This the North Carolina
CovarnoT nandad m the Fxec,tiva from
Co,,b Coror,a wLo draDL ~ 90 ,ha ri,
oou'n CHionS' "Io vi - naH-
way marx ana nanoeo the BouTu 70 MS most,
VINO ii nished it.
L was even told the main tonic OF con-
varsa,ion hatwaan the Governors nwastba
go - ~-N.Lo
turpenuhe vi One o'a'o anu 'no TUG vi INC
other State.
The Governor OF South Carolina, said
NV host was a large man and full of noras
such a man can drink a thin man to- 6nisb
snv dsv The honor eYIdes as fast "a IN ia
swaIlowed
s the South Carolina Executive was
in a fresh condition most Of the time. The
began 10 mig on his sourd early and In
Josng 40 no 1adIad out about thrsa 6rnLs
70 the PaImatto man 10 one FOR himself
-Rn, Santisman-T maan Colonels-tba
North CsroI;na Govarnor in mite IN his csu1
ton md in snite n his comnutation ss 70
tie canac;tv Is he s,,ast uas ths 6rSt 70 bo
ovarcdme us niSa IalI from hiS In
He csraenad in h{s great chair and keIi
asIaen
r Z Govarnor NJ Sontb Carolina VIVA too
noHta a NOR 70 NOTICE the somnoIant oon.
dition ~ h. bost Continuing his aron-
nent on he stanis nTodnct ~ his Ststa
he held bis oourd near the mouth 81 the
demijohn. which had run dry, and finally
notic1no that the 0onrd was not "a moist
as it should he the Governor Of South
Carolina cut out his remarks on staple
products and asked abruptly.
Governor, DOM you tnink II 8 a damned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
ORDINANCE NO. 100.

An ordinance for a sidewalk ON
Washington avenue. Fourth stree.
Sixth street and Seventh street in the
cit2 Of Cairo. county Of Alexander and
state of Illinois.
Be it ordained 10y the city council Of
he city Of Cairo:
Section !. That q local improve
mcnt shall be- made within the city
of Cairo. county Of Alexander aud
state of Illinois. the nature. character
locality and descr pfiou Of which local
Improvement is as follows;
That rcmen- idcwalk seven feet
in width pee constructed ON the east
crly side cf Washington avenus from
Fourth street TO Sixth street the ir-
ide line of which shall Doe within tw1
and one half feet Of the lot line in
he city Of Cairo. ia front Of the fol
loving described lots. block. tracts
or parcels of land. viz:
Lot a. block -. 70 front feet and
. inches.
Iot 20 block % Is front feet aud
inches
Lot 10. block p. - front feet and
inches.
Lot rs. block -. p front feet and
3 inches.
lot II. block %. % front feet and
9 inches
Lot 10. block = 70 front fee and
3 inches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
ORDINANCE NO. t04.

An ordinance to amend Section ~
Of Chapter IS beag general sectol
Sli Of an ordinance entitled Streets
tlleys and Leyees, so as to read as
follows
Section ~ Ii shall not he lawful
for any person To place or deposit N
any of the stree or avenues of tho
ely. so as to obstruct the same any
timber. wood lumber, coal hrica
stone or ether materials. articles or
ID nss, and any person violating inc
provisions of this section shall be
fined not 10 than ten nor more than
one hundred dollars for each otfense
Provided. Builders may occupy half
of the street with their h4iiding major
tails whore they are5rugaged in erect
ug bindings Ana it shall be the duty
If the builders or ether persons when
they occupy any part of the stree
with their building or other materials
10 causgCrc or more red lights to PEE
securely and cOnspicUOusly posted ut
or on uch builders or other materials /
s'alionins one of uch lights at each I
end of he space $50 occupied whore /
the obstrpcl ion exceeds twenty feet tn /
length or breadth and whom the oh /
structiOn shall exceed fifty feet IT, 4
length or breadth, such persons shall I
place addi flnal lights at intervals of
NOT more tha1 nifty feet and shall /
naiutl n and continue the burning Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

! tions sen forth IN This ordinance with
In thirty days after The mailing OF
notice OF the passage of this ord nance
addressed to the party who paid The
last general taxes on the said lot los
or parcels of land, and in default there
Of then the said sidewalk shall be con
Istru1ted by the said city of Cairo I'M
der the supervision Of the said city
engineer, and bin OF costs therefor,
showing in separate items the cost OF
/ construct on and supervision. shall he
/ llled in the office Of the city engineer
certified to by The said city engineer
together with list of the lots or par
cells OF land touching upon said side
walk SO constructed, the names Of the
parties who paid the last general taxes
frontage thereof as provided by law
'whereupon the said city engineer
han proceed toaMake a tax list
against said lots or parcels Of land on
said sidewalk, and said city engineer
shall thercupon issue his warrants
directed 10 the city treasurer Of the
city of Cairo for the collection Of the
ameunt of such special tax as appears
from the tax list to be due from the
respcc i've lots or parcels of land
touching upon the line of such side.
walk. and such officer upon The re-
ceipt Of such warrants, shall proceed
to collect the same according to law
and make return thereof and if in
case any such warrant shall be re
turned No property found" other
warrants may issue.
Section 4 That If any such special
tax shall not be collected upon
The warrants issued therefor, then the
city engineer shall on or before the
first day OF April thereafter make re
turn to the county collector OF the
county of Alexander and state Of Hi
rois in the manner prescribed by Law
who hall thercupon proceed to collect
the same according to the statute in
such case made and provided.
Section J. That all ordinances or
parts 0f ordinances conflicting with
This ordinance be ana the same arc
hereby repealed,
Section 6. This ordinance shall be !
in force from and after lis passage
Adopted October 81, A. -. 1906.
Approved October -, 1896.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor,
Alto II tTItlIITp
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Council Chamber Cairo. Illinois o"
tohcr o. 1906
(Socp Il Regular NcrIiu-l
Present. Hon. George Par ons
mayor and the following aldermen
Davis. FULLER. Gorran. Kochler Law
Ter Na@pcr. Mcahau. cNllis. ScelliH
Sry1o.
Absent: Aldermen Burke Simon
Thtstlowood and Thomas
Minutes.
ON motion If Alderman NcchaH tho
no utfa Of las meet uE we're approved
withou rcadinE.
Reports Of officers.
The mav1r stated De- was in rcceiH.
Of the resignation of Ralph Scir'eman
rs subst tute FREEMAN Alderman Ia
Wis moved the resignation be- accept
ed Toe motion wa adopted
The MAYOR nominated Richard *
Fox ass substitute fireman to succeed
Ralph So gleman.
Alderman Meehan moved tte nom
nation &C. confirmed The morton $50
adopted Pos The following vote. Aye
Davis Fsl'er g maa. kpohicr. Law
Ter. Wagner. Ncehan. NcIlis Sculfa
and Snyder Nay None
The mayor presented communic.-
tion from Chs5 Hsrt. fireman asking
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CONCLUDED from Seventh Page

CONCLUDED from Seventh Page)
teenth street at east side OF Com
mercial ayenue,
On mo ion of Alderman Lawler the
resolution was referred to the stree,
committee
Alderman Lawler offered the fol
lowing re.olgtlon and moved its adopt
ResolFed That. the city engineer
be instructed to repair drainage IN
norfl side Of Sixteenth street. b.
tween Commercial and Poplar.
The resolution was adopted By the
following vote: Aye Burke, Davis
Fuller. Gorma1 Koehler, LAWYER, Mag
ner. Mechan, Nellis, Scullin, Simon.
Snyder. Thistlcvood and Thomas
H. Nay-None
Alderman Fuller offered the fellow
ing resolution and moved its adopt
ion:
Resolved. That the city engineer
be and is hereby instructed to place
plank crossing on south side CT
TwentEfeuEth street across Sycamore
The resolution was adopted by the
following vote: Aye Burke. Davis
Fuller, German. koealcr, I.awler. Mag
ner, Meehan, Nelis. Sculln, Simon.
Snyder. Thistewood and Thomas Il 1
Nay-Ncne.
Alderman Fuller offered tho follow
ing resolution aud moved it's adopt
ion:
Resolved: That the city engineer
be and Is hereby instructed to have
walk repaired on south ire Of Twca-
jyfif,h street between Sycamore and
Poplar streets.
The resolution was adopted by The
+ flowing vote Aye Brrke, Davis
Fuller German, Koehler, LAWYER, Mag
nor, Meehan Nellis Sculln, Simon.
Snyder, Thistlewood and Thomas |
Nay None
Miscellaneous Business
Alderman Burke introduced an ord
nance amending Section 10. Chapter
l.NIE. Revised Ordinances of the CITY
placing of red lights on ob.
tructious in the streets Of the city.
which ordinance was read at length
tho first time and referred to the or
iinacc adm street committees on mo
lion Of Alderman Burke
Alderman Fuller introduced an ordi |
rance entitled An Ordinar, tn fl |
and establish the Grade If Washing |
on avenue from the north side Of
rweutyfrst street to natural ground !
~ the northeast corner Of Twenty
sixth street" which ordinance wa
cad at length the first time.
Alderman Ncllis moved the ordi
nance De referred 10 the ord nance
md street committee and they TO no
fly the property owners between the
'onie named whom they meet The
notion was adopted.
The following communication WIS
cad and. on melton Of Alderman Ncl.
is referred To The finance committee.
70 the Honorable Mayor. and Genuc
men of the City Council Of the Ci.yl
Of Cairo.
! now own three lots. Nos I. . and
J. on Halliday avenue. e0X75 feet Two
# the said lot are IN the rear of lof
Sos ard . beloncing TO the city and
acins Ohio street part Of same o~cu
lied by the pumn house. would like !
n purchase from the CRY at reason
Ihl eprice pacs rs feet long ou reari
# lots Nos. and admitting on nv
OTIS Nos ! and facing Halliday ave
lUe. BY owning this u feet of lots d,
Sos. I and belonging to the city II
would be enabled To erect building
-3X75 feet and connect it with my
'resen- stors on lu5i No g. 35xlI5I.
Get, facing Ohio street
e-pectfully.
JOS. B. REED
Alderman Thistlcwood moved to .
d5ourH The motion was adopted
The council then adjourned
r A HATCHER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
THE FIRST CAIRO PRECINCT,

There Is food for some thoughtful
speculation in the result Of the regis
tration of voters on Tuesday in this
city. II is found in the discrepancy
between the registration of voters aud
the number of votes cast at the last
general election, In the effort to acs
count for this discrepancy and to fol
low it to its probable effect The
figures as gathered fro mihe regstla
ton books, together with the vote cast
in the several precincts at the elsc
ton of 1904 are as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
September Circulation.

The above Is a correct and true
statement of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of September, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This first day OF October. 1906.
(SeaI) ALFRED COMINGS,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
For County JUDGE,

HUNTER BIRD authorizes his an.
nouncement as the candidate for
County Judge of Alexander county on
the Democratic ticket at the election
to be held on Tuesday. November 6,
1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
For school Superintendent.

MISS BESSIE NJ. TURNER author
lies her announcement as the regn-
Iarly nominated Democratic candidate
for superintendent of schools of Alex
ander county, at the election to he
held on Tuesday November 6, 1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
ANNouNc CEMENT.
County Treas urer.

we. are authorized TO announce
Michael r. Cahill as a candidate on
the Democratic ticket for the office Of
assessor and treasurer of Alexander
county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
For County Clerk.

JOHN MULvIHIlL authorizes his
announcement as n candidate for
county clerk of Alexander county, at
the election to be held on Tuesday,
November 6, 1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

Ths Bulletin 10 on sAis Of tina tot
towing places:
Coieman's, 2f4 Eighth street
Halliday House Newa stand
Walkers, 10 sixth street
Biue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

Il were wen that citizens stand on
their guard against this. The fraudu
lent votes come from these who are
NOT entitled TO have their names re-
corded on the books; they are cast
by the hoaters, SO called, and are
sworn in'--too often by men who, Il
II be made TO suit their purpose, can
swear almost any cid way: early or
late, up or down, high or low, in ycl
low. black or in dirty white, hori
zontally, perpendicularlE diagonalIy
Or rcctangularly; and with as liz le
cripple will swear Il Scoundrel out Of
he penjtontiary or an innocent gill
nto pcrdition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. .2123
Average daily and Sunday circu-
luton for the month of Septem-
49, 2O63
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19


J. will be observed that the to al
registration Of the CITY last Tuesday
fell short of tie city's total vote of
1904 by 35S-iha' is there were 35S
more votes cast In 1904 than were
registered last Tues day. One of the
vOt ng precincts. the Second. came ont
even, registering the same number Of
voters as the number Of votes cast in
1901: two precincts. The Fifth and
Sixth. show an increase. the former
- votes and the latter votes: whils
the others show decrease as follows:
First precinct 2G7 votes. Third pre-
cinct a votes Fourth precinct III
votes. Seventh precinct 30 votes.
Eighth precinct S votes.
II Is easy enough to account for the
discrepancies IN the Third Fourth
Seventh and Eighth precincts. In the
FIRST two the removal Of number of
people 10 make room for The Cairo &,
Thebes railroad easily accounts for
most of il. which also accounts fer the
Increase IN the Fifth and Sixth pr
cincts In the Seventh and Eighth
precincts the discrepancy is so light
that il may be very properly attriiu-
ted ~ the failure of voters to register
and Il is reasonable 10 expect that the
shortage viii he made up on the final
registration day October 20.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
the entire city, of 35S votes, the Fir 4
precinct gives MS within a fractirn OF
SEVENTY.FlVE PER CENT?

Tho First precinct has had more
Than It's proper share Of killings dur
ing the last two years and there have
boon some natural deaths and some
removals. and there are ONE voters
temporarily absent from the city; but
these causes would not account for
much of this enormous shortage Nor
can ii he said that the people of the
Fest precinct arc. any more negligent
ab3ut registering than are those of
other precincts IN the city. All those
causes would legitimately account for
but small percentage Of the 267
votes which seem 80 be missing; and
there is but one ether cause that pre-
sents Itself. the vote recorded in
1904 was a grossly fraudulent vote,
which. being granted, it may be as
;umed that If the vote at the coming
1leciion in November, shall be any |
where near to that OF 1904, il, to, /
nu I be a grossly fraudulent vote
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

But how shall Ne account for the
enormous rhortage IN the First pre-
cincf? How comes IL that Of the gross
shortage N the entire city Of 499 votes
the First Precinct has over 50 per
cent. and that Of the net shortage n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

That cemcnt Sidewalk SIX Ifet IN
width be constructed on both sides of
Seventh street from Commercial ave.
nuo 10 Washington avenue the inside
line of which sidewalk shall he wi hi"
two feet OF the lot line in tho city of
Cairo il front Of the following 4
crihcd lots, blocks, tracts aand pa
eels OF lAnd. VIZ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
Birsct-rs

inIsrsst Fs's en- Tin. o.sossz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

said Sidewalk, shall be constructed
as follows, viz. 4 foundation shall
/ first be prepared by cutting down or
Milling mp the natural surface of the
ground tu within eight and one-h8lf
niche below the grade. which foun-
dalton shall consist Of the surface of
'ha ground MS above prepared. upon
which shall ba laid a layer of cindors
four nche- In depth On the founda
ton thus prepared there shall be
0lacri a i9ycr of hydraulic cement
concrete four inches in thickness,
composed of ou. part cement. equal b.
quality 90 the best Portland cement
ami two parts OF the best clean,
coarse. sharp sand After mixing said
cement and sand dry five parts of
broken stone. crushed to size SO ~
TO pp@s through a ring of two and ono
half inches internal diameter. shall b.
added thereto, and then water added
in sufficient quantity as viii give 2
surplus of moisture when rawmcd.
Before the Iaver la da=cr bed has
set a layer or finishing coat. shall be
placed lhercon one half inch in thick
nees to- be- made If one part Of CO
mont. equal in quality to the best
Portland cement. and one part of
torpedo gravel
Said iiewalt shall tc lad to a
grade equal 20 tho elevation of the TIP
surface of ihs certain stone monu.
mcrt located at the eouthwestcrly
corner 81 SiNtp street and CONNER.
cih avenue in said city Of Cairo, Hi
nois.
Section . That said sidewalk shall
be paid for by special taxation Of the
lots or parcel Of land upon the line
where such sidewalk is ordered. by
lcyying the whole cost thereof upon
the lots. blocks or parcels Of land
touching upon the line OF such side
walk In proportion to their frontage
on such sidewalk.
Section g. That all owners 81 lots
or parcels Of land touching the line of
the above mentioned sidewalk shall
under The supcryis On 81 The city cngi
Beer. construct : sidewalk in front
Of their respective lots or parcels 0f
land in accordance with the specifcs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
OFFICERS

Accounts OF corporations and indiNld-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furBished 70 any part OF the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19

Coniiaued On sab page
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offIszrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth street,
CAIRO, lLLlNOI&.
IdPUsI .--.. ..-.---.. .+.ss.s F'V's''N
Surplus and Undivided profits. ESQ, no
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-19
Alexander County
Savings Bank
sTrJcTLY A SAVINGS SANK.
CAIRO, ILLiNCIt.

Cspltal. -.-......'.- k1V,ONB
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 10000