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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-21
EA0LETa.

On Tuesday evening last one of the
most unique entertainments was ten.
dcrcd to Harry II. Gibbons. candidate
for sheriff, ut Kell's Hall. 45th avenue
and Harrison street. Tables were laid
for three hundred. and the four hun.
dred Of the Thlrty.fourth Ward were
present when the coming Sheriff up.
peared on the scene. The place was
packed md the welcome extended him
showed that things were his way IN
that neck Of the woods. A big surprise
was sprung on those present In the
midst Of the entertainment. At the
close of the overflow LorImer tent meet.
Ing, a couple Of blocks away. another
crowd appeared. headcd by Congress.
mnn Lorlmer, and the way he was re-.
celved was fitting climax to his re-.
ception at the tent. The good things
provided by Billy Kells. superintendent
by Jas. Hayes, captlvatcd the stomachs
Of nll present, amongst whom were Ed.
mund Stuck. candidate for Congress on
the Democratic ticket. Good fellowship
rcigned up to the last minute.
~PtA
Chicago to New York In ten hours
fare $40. Such Is the proposed road OF
the near future. Electricity will be the
motive power, small Investors will be
stockholders. and the unique Offer "a
said small investors II certainly ap
peallng. that IL, n stock certificate with
II double value; this certificate IL ac,
ccptcd In payment of transportation ia
the amount of the par value Of the
shares Of stock represented hereby, and
Mt current thrift rates, over the road
Read the adv. ON our ninth page; 1t Il
interesting.
@0A
One Of the ablest men that ever rep
resented Chicago In the House of Rep
rescntatlves Is Henry Sherman Boutcll
Congressman from the Ninth District
No man works harder In the Interests
of the people than Mr.. BOutell, and
the voters of the Ninth District should
reward his brilliant record by re-elect
ing him by the largest majority ever
given In that district.
~S
Thomas C.. Jackson. one of the mos
popular young Democrats In Chicago
Is a candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Representative from thu
Twenty-first Senatorial District.
The Democrats can nominate no bet
ter man, as Mr.. Jackson's ability AM
popularity will make him a strong can
didate.
1t Is men like Mr. Jackson that thu
people want in the Illinois Legislature
ana If he Is nominated he will b,
elected by n large majority. lie Is TIN
right man for the place.
All classes of people are demanding
the nomination OF Harry II. GibbOn
for sheriff. If the Democrats want I,
carry their ticket this fall they shoul,
name the popular box manufacturer 10
/ that Office.
| ~
! The Democrats should nominate Jus
tlcc John Fitzgerald for Municipal
Judge. lie Is an able man, popula
with everybody.
~6
Justice John Richardson Is one Of tn
strongest men that the Republicans ca
nominate for Municipal Judge,
%6A
A. J, IIirschl would make an exec
lent Municipal Judge.
~SA
George NJ. Boyd, one of the best-llke
lawyers in Chicago, should be nom
mated for Municipal Judge.
&6
Read the following from the Bullet
OF the Chicago Health Department:
INSPECTORS at the Union Stock YARD
condemned and destroyed 100 cattl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-21

their attention to discovering why a
dog ways his tail? With these two ex.
trenes scientifically understood. the re-.
mainder OF the canine problem will be
easy.
Senator Elklns says there Is no sat.
isfactlon In having great wealth. Per.
haps he Is merely trying to induce his
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-21

Congressman Madden with handsome
silver loving cup.
Justice @. J. Chott should be nomi.
mated for Municipal Judge.
~~
The Republicans Of the Fifth Sena.
torlal District should nominate Walter
Clyde Jones for State Senator. The
clean. aggressive record Of this able
lawyer entities him to the nomination.
Justice Max Eberhardt Il one Of the
ablcst and best liked magistrates in
Chicago. lie should be nominated for
Municipal Judge.
~6
The candidacy Of Theodore c. Mayer,
the popular North Side magistrate. for
Municipal Judge. is growing stronger
every day.
@9A
No man IL better fitted tc sit on tho
Municipal Court bench than Miles
Kehoe, tho well.knOwn magistrate.
~e
The people will not be safe from
eating diseased meat until the Beef
Trust plants are torn down.
~6A
Justice James NJ. Doyle. the able
magistrate. II liked by everybody that
knows him. lie has made an excellent
record on the bench.
~6A
All the plants at the Stock Yards
must come down.
New buildings must takc their
places.
The old ones are 10 saturated with
filth, disease and corruption that no
matter what laws are passed, the build.
ings themselves will be a standing men.
ace to food.
A complete new outfit Il necessary
and everybody recognizes that fact.
One of the best men tho Democrats
can nominate for Municipal Judge Ia
Louis levy, the able attorney.
The following from the Bulletin of
tho Health Department for month Of
May: "rhe meat inspectors at the
stockyards condemned and destroyed q
total Of 4Sl,705 pounds Of beef, pork,
veal and mutton"
No better man could represent the
Twenty.first Senatorial District In the
Illinois Legislature than Thomas g.
Jackson.
Tear down the unsIghtly biliboartls
and make Chicago pretty city.
%6A
No ADLER man could be nominated for
Probate Judge than Myer 3. Enrich.
the well'knOwn lawyer.
~
The Beef Trust Is Just as rotten as
1t ever was.
Justice Charles II. Callahan's fine
record on the bench entities him to a
nomination for Municipal Judge.
~6A
The Democrats can nominate no
ADLER or more popular man for NUM-,
cipal Judge than Alderman Charles
WernO.
~
George Gillette, one of tho ablest
lawyers In Chicago, would make a great
Municipal Judge. No better man could
be nominated.
No stronger name has been mention
ed for Municipal Judge than that OF
Samuel j. shaeffer, the popular ut
tOrney.
A Connecticut preacher has declared
that Adam was not the first man. Thu
Connecticut gentleman, 1t will be no
ticed, has taken the precautiOn to wal
until there would be absolutely no dan
ger of Adams bringing witnesses to sub
stantiate his claim.
~SA
A hard blow has been dealt the Brit
ish army. A decree has gone forth tina
no officers will he allowed to wear
mOnOcle unless he can show the requl
site optical defects. An English Office
without mOnocle Is an unthlnkabl
proposition.
Why does a dog hang out his tongue
Is the question now interesting SOM
! of the German scientists. When TIL
| mighty problem Is settled. NAV we re
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-21

lege. but the trustees refuse to let him
20 because they feel that he Is too
young to retire. That ought to hold the
Oslerltes a while.
~
II the Inhabitants Of Mars are trying
to tell the people of this planet what
type Of canal should he constructed
across the isthmus Of Panama, they
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
FRANCISCO ACEBAL

veces enfaenada, canta.
Su canto es inconscente,
Los muchachos de la tienda la oyen que canta; Sc
miriam otros; parecen preguntarse otros;
;Es dona Vicenta la que canta?
tPor que cantara dona Vicenta2
Despu6s del lunes viene la sedante quetud una ris-
mansa abrumadora
Esta trsteza tranquila, ena todo Ell martes.
Los martes son de mucho suef1o para la valenciana
Sc atardece el lecho despu6s de lcvantarse
vueve dormitar media hora antes de la comida
Come silenciosa, Indaeco la adormia-
da, con los ojos hermosos encendidos.
Despues de recuestase canape de enea
Sc adormece una hora dos horas.
Entire ell suedo pesado cree DIR los rumores apaga-
dos de tienda los ecos del hierro los gol
peteos de la cueva
Son rudos que en- la somnolenca
are misterioso ella los reaciona con las extrafas
visiones del suefo.
media tarde sente la cabeza pesantez doo-
rosa le parece que dentro de cerebro
ben cadenas de hierro hejes lingotes panchas de
bre.
Rocfase el rostro aqua fria Ell rostro Sc le
enciende con fogarada que la requsma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
DOLOROSA

-Pues mira, me allegro estoy dvertidfsima.
Vas atrapar e primer constipado.
SGntate aqui.
viva fuerza, Jorge sent6 q 5u amante en- I'm buta-
con- tamben encretonado
La Casa Nieve, va sentada, remang6 las faldas
casi haa las rodillas endi6 ell are las pernas des
nudas, bancas nlveas nacaradas.
Los pies tehfan con suave sonroseo.
Movfalos inquieta, agitabaos gozosa;
palomas que aleteaban.
Mralos. miraos -. recreate, g6zate en- mi
rarlos enamorate de ellos
Caras bonitas hay pocas pero hay algunas.
Piececitos -.
Jorge, como 6stos, ninguno ninguno
ILos quieres para modeo7
De repente, las palomas desaparecieron, acurru-
bajo Ell alta, metieronse timidas la alda
Dofa Jacoba aparec6 par de pantufas en- la
mano.
Todcs soltaron alegre carcajada
La sefIora de Krazewski cort6 aquela risotada ju-
venil, ponendo el ndice en- los labioS
PISS. -. seucio. siencio. :. Psss . Ell pobre
Nicoasito trsbaa memorials.
CSlcese Manolta
Sc calz6 Manolita; sc caz6 entire grandes risoa-
das.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico.

OFuTRA EFFECT ON AFTER FEBRUARY IS OF lsOspBEryg
SAN CAROLINA ARECIBO CAMUY HABA AND Pdl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-31

lNOTETh Company daily limited automobiles
will be the
los AUTOMOBILES entire Camu! Isabella Los bes dero
antomOvi eran a
conductor del E preo de caa biete p La Com
reponida
lila (F Trains discharge
Senal
Daily Diaro,
only Domingo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

GaIifornti&e eQnisn-6 Bis skgfunb s4e:
8 bis Ii Tfuab Sc.
epe6, GnsI. & epdeuH. 8 BID 10 Rtuxh
tm Drr&f&mtt, 14}e; ID BIZ IL Bfmb tn
Dur8i&utt, 12}e.
0eb6rrtes SttxbFei4 - e@ufsx, req.
eets, 122e; 3ubsniettex 1oe; SsRsxi. Ia
3n6@eI 1916.
S4utab n Tierees5-l. dual. 10Se; 3.
0uaItdt 9ae; Q. nnaIitdt o.
04MItern-Qxoi. Streb. ID BIZ 90 RfuHh
tn Dur4f&nst., sc; Is Hfuns Esr9i@xttt.
9e, 10 bts 12 4funb etc.
0ep6deItes e@uetxeaeii0 - xxn4exIotss
Sancp Big S20. 30; 4Iares Dsas Sls. 90; Sam,
u $500; Short G!sax 1850: Nunpi
SIG. 90.
Hirfe - 0erdu@erts Sratrra Sc.
Sramtfurter 7}e; Bologna h S6rnies ~. 10
xa9 6ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Dwttes. 0ses s~s 0eHAesl

0dxbIer bssabIex fsteexos pssHs'
Butter - Country. I3es 6rtSntert 2lts
0Igtx 23S
Srii&e Gisr-1ae pet Du$exb.
nHhner Sc, e6txs (. Iarte1Se9-lSe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

9pshaft. Sdauipieler (re>
npmmirenb 3u etnem anbern): Ils
i9 in Bolton aus benz Sbeater trat,
-. ba paren bic pferbe metnes
Wasens f9on a%usseipannt!" Der an=
bere: So ia, bas lit ni4t bas erffe
Stiidel, bas i9 bon ben dmeritani=
faen pferbebieben tradblen bort.
Sinntg angtpeuIeL
6err (tpdbrenb Der SunSpaufe gu
elmer Oame): nSrdulsin, trasen sic
aber elm reiaenbes fleines solbenes
6eraden als 8erloque an Sbrer llbrz
istte. Iber, tpenn i9 frassn burf,
mas trasen sic barin2" Same:
r8itte, es ftet. Sbnen fret, IS gu
Dffnen." Serr (Dffnenb unb leieno):
gu permietben."
= MaIiaiDs. Treunbin: uWie
portrefflid bic Sarbe biefes &leibes
NIT ibrem !9aar harmonirt! 9aben
sic ii9 bas aleib gu benz 9aar pal.
jenb ausseiu9t, ober bas 9aar gu
benz &leib?"
= @ertbeibiguns. Mut<
ter: nWie ungef4idt, Marie, bas
@las nit benz guten @etn umautper>
fen!" @at: .@ndbise Trau. bas
&tnb lit uni4ufbis = Der Mein III 10
f9pa4. bab er hon ielbft umsefaaen
.tStl1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

Sugar Gureb e4txiex - GrRe nuaItsat:
1870 pfunb 1871: Is Rfsxr 1915: lob
pfunb 1874: Bmette nuaIttdt 3 S0-lG pfxxh
lac; Is pfunb l2is ; IA Rfu1b l2le ; 10
pfinb 24e.
eped-Rlare oettex. 80 bW 20 Efuxb tu
9uGi@mtt. lie; SIars ettes. 70 N3 80
4funb, lie: &lars 0euieD. % 10 80 4faxn.
l04s; ls BIZ 2l 4fb.. lie; Il W Is Ptmb,
12e; aIare Slides. q, BID 30 1txh. LIE;
Ra6e1 IL tiS Is Hfpnb 1l}e; Mans IaesR :
bs 8 Rfunb, TIE
Tratfa&se pe6-2lmes OxoltbGnstb l73e
sewdbIter Suear Gursb l73e, 81 4fRab Ia
Dur@f9nttt 16s ; Bis . pima> Ia Dw@'
i@Ritt 18}e; 10 b u PfmsA h OE4i4att
Isle; 5 Bfaxb In Dsr4i4aH4, i4ma1s l1ae.
8 Rfnah sa 9ur&i4ast. i4md. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

@ewabIter 5imofbH $1.85-1.S0.
Crbtndrer bts gutter Tta1otbp sl.60-l.7a
&otber 3leeiarnea IS 1850.
gneli6er 4Ieefamen $3.50
GIpte 2Ieeian,et $S.00-8.66
AIfaIfa 3Ieefamen Sc. O0-1o.0o.
&etber 2~Ieeiarnen $500.
Soncp 4entadp BIassras s1.60-I.7h.
8Iausras IN GbahF 75e.
gnsIi&es BIaasras 81. 8 {.
Dr4arb @ras s.. 70-1.s6.
Reb 1op IN Gbaf 75c-$1.2o.
Rafer Rom 76e-$1.00.
an.ber Suaerrobr San.en $1.00-l.26.
Deiber Qaferiarner, 40c
Gribiabrs @erfs $1.25.
Deibes anb seIbes Rom s1.oc-l.26.
%eb Sob GufIase $1.10-1.25.
Som 4eas $l.76.
Riuet $1.20 bts $1.e6.
S~rlbiabrss@ eben $1.40.
eetspiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rosRe $3.50
pee HuibeI.
Sab , 8artofeI, eeIbe Serfet, Bermuda.
8eIbe Nanienonb ina6 flbIt&e NueeG t8.OUbei
Sob; rotbe 9anieutenb S2.75; EraRIiaxF@s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

sd babe ftets bebauptet unb be-
baupte nod, bab Elm Mann, tpelder
iiebt, bab er l1nre9t bat, bies fret
ausefteben ioIte, felbit tuenn er fiiblt,
isiner Wirbe ettpas su berseben",
fuste Serr He9tbaber.
nSiea" fraste elm Sreunb. sd
bite sic! No9 geitern bat mir elmer
bon Sbren intimiten 8etannten perz
fi9ert, bab Sie prineipteu niemals
einsefteben, i'm nsre9t gu fein."
nanerbinss ni@t. @ber i9 piirbe
es setban babsn. tuenn i9 ie unre9i
gehabt battle"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
OetYetDe,

@ehe1 - so. 2 rotber 8Se, auf ssies
fen, 62e DON RabIen; 70. 8 rotp4 s2e,
SUM, 84e; Basexuessx S5e.
8eIi@toru go. l uets 68Xe; 10. 2
petb 63Ae; 30. 8 wetb b3}t; 30. 4 pest.
&c; 70. 2 wetb sen.i@t 5se 80. c
wetb conflict b8e; 30. 1 nett 'ssasIa.
b13e; 30. Q seIb 63e; 70. 8 ssIb S.,
sso. 4 seIb 5lke; go. 3 ssusti0t 68e I
20. 8 aeuti&t b8e; 70. ( ssmttGt 53s ;
3pIben 53e.
eafx - 30. 3 ruetSer 41e; 70. 0 psta
Acc; 30. 2 oeuti4ter 3s;; SC. 8 ss~ssss
t9c.
Deu - SO. 1 atmotbs s1l 25; 70.
3, @12 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

Srit4es RsnbFeH@-@eHIs4s gttess - 81
&c; btefse etiere 72-7ie; ttsfgs Suahe,
$50 bs 800 Blush 7e; BeRae RttRs l0C
Dts $50 Yfunb 5ae xsbe 80 BIZ Go Rfsna
Sc; etier EorberpiertsI O., et9 cbtesI
ptertel lO3e, Rixb 1~txterpiextsI Sc, Ntsh
BorbsrpierteI Be. 4r9 EurtsrisrtsI A. Nut
ntaterpserteI 7e.
Sri9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2c, Stxtss'
pierteI 15e, Borberr.ertd &c.
Srf&es e@afFeti4 2s1nrsss pc RtExe
lee ; g@afe SIC: S@exteI l8e; Hads. ari.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
0toeexteG.


SnbianapsIis RafeesNseHe
Oer6bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; SriEa bts 20
wd5lter A-1se Sanep 82&-8Se. eoIhsu
Deaop 10 bts 22e. Sapa 2s-S2s.
Sx Badetsx:
Axtoia $14.75. Zion $1t.76, Serfes sl<.2B
GarecaB S14.76 Ctamortb'8 sl8. 30, DxsA
Sasa 8lenS $17.b0, eItutar Saba HIenb
$l4'76, Dariea Sll.76.
8u6er-Domtnoes 1910; eti63u6es 8 80
SuIuerifrter sac; XIX puIpestFrta B.27s,
fetner sraaultrter 4.S2e; Gubes 6.37e; 8oza
fsetioners' u 4.S7e Hibsepoob 4 4.72s; 4tbs
MIG Z 4.62e; empire Y 4.57e; Sbsar sytsa
9oIesx 8 A.l2s; Ninbfor srtra 8 AIRS,
RisseuoOb 6 l.4ae; seIber 6 8 i: S2,; IL gel,
ber 4.I7.
GfFs-Raa 40 Oh. Eea). SAT. g. 10 per
0ouone.
0etro6nete Sri&te-aepfd. an her eUxse
setrsGnet. &c; Sobanmssbesrex 7s biz 7Hsi
Gttron l8e Biz l4e; Rofxex. . grops. pss
Dfunb. 7e, 8 0roun 7&e, 1 9rowx TIC iaos
u~senfreie ssbts 9e. California 9a,SeateI 7ke;
euItana 72e, tusrsvtirte 6uItaxa lie bB lSe
California xpstioien 8e BIB 12e
4idIes-a400 TN Sab SO; 1890 sa Sat
%: 1900 tn aaIbfab $500; 200 Ia Sat
$3.50.
etdrte-PearI, 8fe, Gbausptc. 0Iot, l Hx,
8 Rtsnb Badete 8. 4orx. / Hfh. 4a6sts.
4H-6}e.
Ganbp-7c etansen seutf4t 7G 0rp'
CT semti&t &c; Banner zwtH &c; GrsaS
4onbons l0c; go. 2 CREAM senHf@t g.
s~NaHe-BrastI nea Sc bs loo; Stberts lxs
RanbeIn IA; wei8i&aItse NaxSslx l6e
Scrban Ran6eIn 16e; Reaxlts be BID SIC.
ssr6fete 7e bs 6e; gusIi@e BaIxiiHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

Dom @aeensMaSts.
Bei&torn - Bertaufsprdfs: is xa9 bu
0uaItt6t, 67-61c.
3afer-sef&dIt 8s-40c; IN bsa nsarn
s10.00-Si1.W per Tsnxe. Reuer 36-87s
Ninet Eertaufspreiie: ~. O0|s.0o
xiuotbp-Berfmafspreie: sl4. 00-1e.to.
etrob-preHe. ie mad BEN 0rah. b. ia
len, 30. 0O-e6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

Sradte NIB Oe01les
Sra4ta
HepfeI - BaIhwins, $500 per Sab.
Hananen $1.75--2.26; tIetxe 7be-sl.2b.
gitronen $3.00-6.b0p er Ripe
Dransem - s3.25-4.76 per Rife.
@rbbeersn 81 .75-$2.b0 bic Rife.
0smafs.
SparseI-60e elm Dutenb gan@es.
Crime 8obnen-$3.C0-l.00 Der WuibeI.
Rotbe Riibsn 45e pei Duteno Dua@es.
Rraut - $3.50 per Srate.
Weue @arrots-sOe bas Dutenb.
DIamentobI $2.25 per DrtexD.
GeIerp-S6 Bis $3.50.
@urfen - 76e Der Dutenb.
eaIat - 10e per Yfunb.
3rpiebeIa Rotbe unb wetbe $l.b9 per
bunbert Yfunb; epamii&s 8wtebein 81. 20
per Rife.
Differ 8Iant zoe per Outexo.
BeterfIie 16-S0e pei Datexb BHH4es.
RartoHeIn - zoe - SOC per DufbeI.
gieue 8artoHeIn-$5.b0 per Sat.
sabfartoffeIn - Btrstnia s3.S6 8aIti'
more sac -2.76; Seriep $3.50 = $500
per Sat.
Nabieie 12he pet Datexh.
&bubarb 10e bos D,Senb.
Sptnat - SO pet Gob.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
9ampfer TIT Gtammem,
Swsibunbsrt Yeriouen an 8orb.
g n.

9 uIIetin n.
2aerDe, Wisc.. IL. Suli. -
Der Sampfer Quincy, Der SiamOno
SOs 2inis, III nabe 8rempleau. Wisc..
tn Slammsn. 3wsibunbert psriOneu
beFnrsn i9 an 8orb. Der Sampfer
iiBt auf benz @runbe feft unb liset BALI
auf Der Seite. gs terlautet, meb.
rere perIpnen feien bereits ertrunten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Safe=Baa.

Die esFrissn Spisle rsiultirtsn wie
foIgt:
mertcan.A o n.
Milunufes, IL. Suli.
Wilpautee ....O 04000000-
Snbianapolis o O03O0110- 5
gatterien - Curtis urb ROtb; Rel
lum uno Raboe.
Winneapolis, IL. SuIi.
M~inneapolis IL 5
2ouispiue ....000010001- 2
8atterien - aiIrop unb Dsaser;
Renna uno Sbau.
SanIas @itp. IL. Suli.
aanfas @ttp. 20 000O5100- 6
Columbus ..... 3-17
gatisrisn - Surbam. Wolfs, 2sabp
unb Suaipan; 8rotb, Berger urlb
Rpan.
ct. pnul, II. Suli.
ST.. paul. ..20020005*- 9
8olebo .......0 o. l
gatterien-pruitt unb Drill; Wiegs
unb abbott.
ationaI.2
Chicago, IL. Suli.
Chicago ...... 00020000*-
Bottom 10000 l. l
Batterien = Saplor uno Worar;
9ornsr utlb Brotpn.
Cincinnati, IL. Suli.
Cincinnati. % OOOO11OOO1- 8
Seem gort Il o. 2
8attsrien - Gra3er unb S9lei;
Wiltfe uno Warfbaa.
ct. 9outs, IL. SuIi.
81. 2ouis. 80 0014010*- 6
philadelphia. Il l 100000 o. 2
Batterien - Srubot uno Wurrap;
Rit4is, 9onopan unb pittinger.
pittsbure, IL. Suli.
Cries Sptel.
pittsburs ...O1OO0O2OO-
Brpotlpn. 80 o. 8
Batterisn - 2eifislo unb pbeIps;
MeSntpre unb Bergen.
3mettes pie
pittsburg 80. 00021200*-
Brootlpn 80 00010000-
Batterier1 - @iQis unb 8ibfon;
gafpn uno Bergen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
@r0btm0gli6er &ube
Grreut iib Yrdiibeut &OOieuelt tit ieiuer spn1mers
ipObnung anf sagau1Ore SiQ.

GrleSigt bic witfgten Staatsseihdfe idrifaid. - Gin gabnnnfaa foroert
fHuf @ieufdenkbeu. - GngGfter Sp6haper in Stem Ymi perbaftet. -
MiBbraud bes gHrgerredts. = geser sepndt. = shaBen6abu.Ge=
mite einseaarp. - gaHes Grab. - @uf ben Jerien eines idwarsen
M6rbers. - Mann erporbet 6rau no bier 8inber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
safe.

gmsros e Her~iaufs$rets SttYcrttsts
e@peberfdie 80e PEI BtsHh stxtstuaf9es
e9meberidie It's, @tsecxfx Sreans 8 e&s
Is, sem Dori Gbebbarsl l6s, shsbssrsb
j&er 2tntburoer 1le. Bird 16e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27

New York, Aug. 25.-rhe stock mar.
ket opened excited and sensational
this morning with Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific selling at new hig
records while St Paul also gave a
demonstration of strength and fUrn-
ished the main sensation with an adj
vance og 2% points over yesterdays
closing price.
The rest # the list was also strong
and continued so mp 10 the publication
of the bank statement which was
much better than generally looked tor
Prices gained about q per cent in the
active list after the showing was made
by the statement bur shortly after
Union Pacific and a. c. =. sagged of
about I per cent on profit taking over
the week end
The market At no time showed signs
of weakness. however. and the market
closed with a strong undertone with
most stocks at better prices than the
finals Of yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
The Useful DorEinEN.

The Silver Gray Dorkus is an Eng
lish fowl. Dorkiugs drc noted for their
exceptionally line table qualities and
great beauty as an exhibition fowl. says
a Pennsylvania farmer in American
Cultlyator. They have short legs, long,
low set bodies. and especially full,
heavy developed breasts. Tie flesh OF
the Dorkng Is very tender, 1uc grained
and Juicy. and the bones are much
smaller than other fowls Of their size,
KS layers | was well convinced of their
abilities in this respect when from five
June Eltchcd pullets | received 700
eggs in eight months, the count begin
mig Jan. /.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
sheep on Small Farms.

There is a prevailing impression that
sheep are only suitable for grazing
upon large areas, writes l.. c. Reyn-
odds in National Stockman 1t is or.
roneous and unfounded There is no
other place better adapted TO the pro
ducton OF sheep products than The
small farms, where the best attention
can be allotted TO developing their
highest productivity.
Sheep never do 50 well as when
maintained upon good pasturing areas
in small flocks. This condition can be
maintained on small farms whore Il
limited number can he handled and
forced to maximum production.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
Stocks y Bonds y Cereals

vorable balance of trade On The
other hand, we are steadily increasing
our merchandise imports; and Eu-
| rope, being less optimistic regarding
American securities THAI ourselves. is
quite likely to increase her sales in
proportion as our market advances.
Should we be Obliged TO ~ chase any
considerable amount Il american se-
curities from Europa T. wculd mater,
ially lessen our abiit. t. C, mmand
gold.
AS to the future of the market it is
evidently within The power of those in
control 10 carry it up to a still higher
level, and skllful tactics may bring
success. Just now optimism is ram
pant bearish factors are entirely ig
nored, and the market is stilfly keyed
up to the distributing point. In our
opinion, while the opportunities are
tempting, the situation is a dangerous
one. Investors are practically out Of
the market, and speculative opera
tons should only be conducted with
extreme care and ample margins.
The Pacific men in the market Il
don't mean in temperament but those
associated with he Pacific roads,
have for a long time past worked the
market in order to buy cheap. knowing
their ability TO originate big factog
by increasing dividends The stimu-
lating effects having been accom-
plished, accumulation by the same
parties has ceased, and they now oc-
cupy the position of distributors of
their vast holdings at very remunera-
tive prices, and the public arc
ed to partake of their generosity. Ny
advice, however. is TO abstain from
buying dear. and wait for the time
when stocks can be bought cheap af
ter the fashion of the Pacific" men
Our future market will be a good trad
ing one for fluctuations, but it must be
quick in and out. like taking a col
bath in winter
HENRY CIEWS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
ilidebound Horses.

The condition called hidpbound ~
simply a general run down condition
Of the animal, bad digestion and
malnutrition, Give the animal a dralcli
composed of bitter aloes, eight drams;
ground ginger. one tablespoonful; com.
mon soda, one tablespoonful AIiy in
n pint of lukewarm wafer and give as
a drench. Keep the horse ia The stable
two or three days and fcei Oh bran,
with Il half pint OF nN&secd ~ thu feed
and cut grass or Glove, then the
following in the feed twice day:
Sulphur, one quarter pound; saltpoter
olie-quarter pound Mix well ana give
a large teaspoonfuI in his feed twice a
day After this mix well ground gen
tan root. one-quarter pound powdered
sulphate OF iron, one quarter pound.
Thcn give a large teaspoonful twice a
day in his feed or if not working,
simply let him run in q good PASTURE
Farm Progress.