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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-03
!. FINANCIAL

i. 81 FINANCIAL .ss. !
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-, Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
-. III. .-..I' Loans 81, i
slightest publicity J Small or. large: payments,
weekly or monthly, with privilege of payment
1aoo Or befs thus stoppng all cost Having
for the past 25 years, and with the large ell
entele we have, we. are enabled to make the
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past rs years insures honorable and conhden-
tial dealing to all. z@-E
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
S05-3O6 Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
LIST av and 4th st.
= ARE you LooKING
For a. Friend
~r+ To Loan You Money? s.-s
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms
=, Open Monday and Saturday til Pm. !m1zzo
" Call, write Or teiephone~=N. W. Main 177O
...E Minneapolis Loan, Co.. si:.5se.tes@.
!, = 601-6o2 Globe Bldg" p 4th ST s: = !.
MONEY AT PER CENT PER ANNTM-PRI-
men permanent employed: No security Of
any kind. Plan fully explained upon appli-
cation lila Journal! ~ +.
MONEY SUPPLIED sALARIEp PEOPLE, RE-
Tollnan. $40 New YofR life building.
BUILDING LOANS MY SPECIALITY; MY PLAN
is simple and satisfaet9srssyp both to owners and
e. D. Brown, 73S Lumber Exchange. Try
MONEY 70 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP.
erty at lowest current rates; payment prtyt
leges given; no delay in closing Minneapolis
) Trust Co, Hennepin avs and 4th st. -. qa[t'
G. PER CENT REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
loans, sums of $500 and upwards. Mmneapo
lis, dwelling-house property exclusively. W
w. Bartlett, r. 500 Sykes block rs
WANTED-s1oO 600 'Tols1NvEsT IN CoNsER
vatiye first mortgages fens real tate; SINAI
loans; net lender I per cent c. NJ. Lumpkin
!Crookston: Mimi. 1''7 - 49, p ','[
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.
313 Nicollet av. ~ 7.,> tE- =.
THE EDMUND G.. WALTON AGENCY, 80,
Hennepin av, are making first mortgage loans
Call on them if you want TO borrow orr invest
PER CENT, PER CENT, 8 PER CENT
money to loan on improved city property; nj
r. D. CONE & CO., 617 GUARANTY BLDG.
have on hand to loan on improved propert.
$1,000, $1,000, $1,000 So, 500; lowest rates.
LOUIS A. HOWARD, 6o2 ONEIDA BUILDING
has money hand to loan on improved cit
property. Current rates. =" = =
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT Low
est rates; no delay Nickels & Smith, 81
| MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
no delay. NJ. r. Waters, 7o7 Phoenix BLDG
MONEY LOANED, FIRST OR SECOND MORT
cages and other good security. SOP N. Y Life
MONEY 70 LOAN Ats LOWEST RATES; N
! delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life BLDG
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONA
/ property; charges reasonable. SOC Globe Bids
500 no $500 TO LOAN ON REALTY OF
good paper. 1922 New york Life Eldg.
/ -
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FOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST MEAT MAR
kets the outside of city; business enough
for two men steady and extra man Friday
and Saturday; must sell on account Of sickness
Address JlI1. Journal.
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xNVEsTMkNT OF So, 0OO WILL SECURE 5000
worth of stock and permanent position as
manager of operahouse and business block in
live western city; salary 800 per month
Address 1913, Journal.
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TO EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN MINNESOTA
eastern Dakota land. a good stock general
merchandise about $4,000; have good
land and improved. Give full particulars in
first letter. 1927, Journal
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A MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS ABILITY USED
to handling workmen can buy quarter interest
in business paying $50, 600 per year for 81, 500,
3 with services: $500 down, balance can be paid
from profits of business. Address $3.50. Jour
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Unimproved.

Unimproved.
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY co e
lots at Koochiching Falls sale. Easy terms.
Call or write at once. 120 Temple Court,
Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-TWO FINE LOTS ON SMELLING
2av near 39th st, west front, 4Ox15O to alley,
very cheap if sold at once. Address 5592,
Journal 5rs
INFORMATION FREE = CANADIAN LANDS.
I r. r. Stoner, Canadian governments agent. 44Q
I Temple Court, Minneapolis MINI.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Van Martin and Eva Pitcher. =
William S. Casebatt and Marie Lem.
George X. Belden and Edith III. Knight. /.
: Albert +. Goodwin and Eileen McDevit.
Ernest J. SteIhens and Iva o. N. Crandali.
Thomas L. Mason and Emma Panhandle.
Edward J. Mcfarland and Louise NJ. Wilson. :
Jesse G. SteeIson and Cecile T. Haukins.
DEATHS.
Grndersen. Carl. 1909 Girard avenue n.
Seebach. Edgar. As Twenty-fifth avenue NE.
Ruggles, Albert, 2616 Central avenue.
Heina, Matthew, city hospital.
Skordrud, Jennie. ABB Twentieth avenue s.
Dunn. Mary E.. 1904 Sixteenth avenue s.
Norelius, Ida. 230O Sixteenth avenue s. Z
Leigh Georgana. 2S10 Second avenue s.
Buckless, Mrs. A. E., S19 Minnehaha ayenue
Albrecht Frank 2aD4 Mianehaha avenue. :
willet. John city hosrital. 4
Moody, Edward, T2S Girard avenue \. a
Sundby. julius Swedish hospital.
Peabody. Peter. 2714 Washington avenue NJ
Houghton Edward, 3241 Nicollet avenue
Brooks, Charles E.. 2I0S Lyndale avenue 5.
Nelson Albert. 116 Twenty first avenue s. {
John son. Clara. 342S Longfellow avenue.
Crandall Louisa, 1130 Sixth street \. :
: Pa.tee. Leona, AZ Western avenue.
Dclonias Baptiste, 903 Twenty-third avenu'
NE.
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WANTED-STOCK MlRCHANDISE; HARD
drugs; have half section of unimproved
land EdnGndS county. S. D.: to exchange;
price light: what have YOU? Address 5oU6,
Journal.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

-- BIRTHS.
O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. John, 24n Sixth
avenue n. boy.
Leigh, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.. 2e4o Stevens
avenue, boy.
Conway, Mr. and Mrs. r. j.. 725 University
avenue NE, boy.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Oil Thirteenth
avenue s. girl
Week Mr.. and Mrs. c., zoos Twenty seconds
and-one.half avenue s. boy.
Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. B.. 1911 Emerson
Thoresen, Mr.. and Mrs. o.. 2o15 washington
barrow. Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.. s1e Twenty-sec-
Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. F. E., 1922 Bloomins-
ton avenue. boy.
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IMPROVED OR UNIMPRovED CITY PROP
esl, must be well located: will pay cash;
have orders to Luy a. large bunch; give full
descriptions j. a. Walters. 514 New York
Life bnildir g
LIST YOUR VACANT BUSINESS PROPERTY
and houses with us. We have or can find
the tenant YOU want. w. u. Westfall Co..,
42f-423 Kasofa Bldg.
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WANT CLEAR IMPROVED FARM FOR STOCK
merchandise running. Meyer Land Co., Phoe.
nix building 4.
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HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST! WE OFFER
you brewery stock in 500 shares. The
lsat chance to buy at par; will double in value
In short time. 1" No brokers. Address 1892,
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HOLIDAY GOODS. IMPORTED JAPANESE
ware, chatting dish outfits, carving sets, stu
dents lamp. maricure sets. VIM. Stmms. AL
18th ay Sc. s..-.. .r ., ,'-,:..... }.
S275 MONTHLY RENTS LATE REMINGTON;
fine condition; same dealers ask So so; will
ship to outside party. Address 5543, Journal.
WOOD, DRY, $3.50. s2.75; FACTORY WOOD,
$3.50; coal, SIS and $5.T5. Plymouth Lumber
Co., 237 Hennepin Main 3S46 Ii: T. c. 2S07.
TYPEWRITERs-GET MY NEW PRICE LIST;
it will pay you; all makes: shipped anywhere
for inspection, J. B. Aver, 237 Hennepin.
FOR sALE-GooD AS NEW FURNITURE AND
sewing machine, New Home; also Stewart
range See janitor at 43 and As 18th st N.
SECONDHAND TYPEwRITERs OF ALL
makes ct a bargain; must be sold. Dickens
derfer Typewriter Co., sos Sykes block.
HALLS SAFES NEW AND SECONDHAND;
largest stock in the northwest. J. J. Deright,
& Co., 31S I'd av S. Tel. Main 3121.
$125 PERSIAN LAMB JACKET AT $50; SIZE
80; unredeemed; seal skin jacket cheap. Weis
man. 81 Washington av s. r. ~,.s
5000 CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE CHEAP; WILL
ship to any point desired. John l.. Smith,
225 Railway building. H.
FOR SALE-NEW SINGER SEWING MA
chine very cheap if taken right away. 177t
Girard av s.. -: r..
FOR sALE-FoUR PAIRS ICE TONGs, GOo1
as new, for half price. Call at 31S Sd av s.
WILL SELL A PIECE OF COM 100 YEARS
old TO highest bidder. Address 1887. Journal
BLACK sBEARsKIN ROBE. 221 BANK OF
Minneapolis bldg Nicollet and Sd St.
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TO Observation-Disclosures

WSNTE1STo ExG TATGT 4 sss coI11MR1a
gruphophone and records, for frst-class
Portland speeding cutter. Address 5627, Jour
nal.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, "A LARGE,
sunny, steam heated suite, with good board;
these rooms must be corner rooms, facing the
southeast or southwest, either furnished or
unfinished on the second floor with CRATE.
Address L. e. Kenrick, 300 9th st s.
TRAVELLING MAN WISHES PLEASANT FUR
nished front room or rooms with good board
for wife and 7-year-old son. nice neighbour
hood near good school; give terms and par
\ ticulars. Address 5561. Journal. ss
SINGLE MAN WANTS; ONE OR TWO UNFUR-
nshed rooms for light housekeeping, within
x walking distance Of Sd av N and Washington;
must be quiet respectable place; references
given Address 1880, Journal.
HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENTs MAKE
a speciality of renting and taking care of all
kinds of property, managing estates. etc.
can save you money. Walter L.. Badger. 300
Oneida bldg. ,tgNst 4r:.i
WANTED-UN TWO OR THREE
rooms, steam heated fiat or house, all con-
,-veniences and hardwood floor; state phone
number and all particulars Address 1925,
journal. S,5t&t sF
WANTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE WITH
suitable building for fancy poultry. Give de-
scrption and price by letter. Robert Burt,
;Jr.,' 17O6 Laurel av, M .sz
REAL ESTATE RENTED AND CARED FOR.
can save you money. j. A. Walters. N. Y.
Life Bldg. rs fr
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Rooms.

8 l-9-8 O1I1UI 1IIo11CC1g1 1GOOIQSs q - @1"
$5-FoUR LARGE WARM ROOMS, CITY
water, shed, sewer fine repair, near car line,
THREE NICE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, LIGHT
housekeeping privileges location central; ref
erences require. Call 18th st s.
THREE, UPSTAIRS, GIL 9Th ST N, So. THREE
upstairs 623 Washington ay s, &c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-03

FOR sALE-EQUIPMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
studio in attractive town of 1.50O in western
Minnesota; everything in trst-clasS condition;
opening better for Scandinavian. Address Bur
ton Bowler. Loan * Trust building. Mime
apCS,
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wANTED-RESPECTABL MEN, WITH $500
to 81 200 capital to invest in irstclass saloon
propositions in towns from 500 to $500: Stand
ard Brewing Co., Mankato, MINI.
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FOR SALE-SI,6G WILL BUY. BLACKSMITH
shop i'll one of the best towns in North Da-
kot;.; shop, house. lot, trip hammer, gasoene
engine. etc.; guarantee work all year around;
goo reason for selling. Address J. w. Perry,
Granville, N D,
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

CAN EXCHANGE YOU'D PROPERTY. @.
Shepard, Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
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FOR RENT-sToRE AT 4e 4th ST s. APPLY
to J. A. Schloss, Palace Clothing House.
FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR, 4O6 Sd Av N,
f with trackage. 555 Mr. As3
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FOR sALE-MIsCEIL.A NEoUs

~~~~~~O~o~~~~~>~~~ ~~.-~N~-~4>~~~-~~~~~
3 3 CREDIT, GRE cREp 1a o & 2S .
. Our annual clearance sale is on. Note Q
Q 'ls Winter iai.st suits 800 cut to s15. 3
0 Winter suits $40, cut 10 $40. o
G Winter suits ST., cut to SO. o
LADIES' Ladies coat coat $50, cut cut to to $ 81.
o Ladies' coat $40, cut to SO. o
Q s14-s1s Nicollet o Ay, Second Floor. Q
o o o o o o. o % o o o o o Q
PIANos-A GREAT LIST Of PIANOS IN OUR
saSan hnsSe
way piano, almost new at about half price;
Henry +. Miller piano, $500; Emerson piano,
S24o-S25a; two Behning pianos, $l9o-$2s5, and
score Of other good bargains Easy terms rms; OF
$5, So " and So a month. Foster & Waldo
S6 9th st s, corner Nicollet ay.
HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE, STORE,
bank fixtures, fine line of cigar outfits, also
jewelry wall cases, all kinds upright and
floor cases, cash registers, big line safes, all
sizes and makes, desks, chairs, tables, type
Twin City Fixture Co.,
- .gsu- 80. 223 Sd st S. r -
I LUMBER, NEW AND OLD, VERY CHEAP;
get our estimates and save money: buildings
bought to be removed. N. ". Lumber &
Wrecking Co.. Sth st and 14th ay 5. Washing
ton and 10th avs n. Office 319 Hennepin av.
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND Bill
lard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds:
easy payments; send for catalogue and price
| : list. The Brunswick Balke-C ollender Co., 426
and 42S Sd st S. Minneapolis.
PIANo-A VERY FINE MAHOGANY CASE
| Weber piano; same as nevis only 1910, cash Or
l. payments. - r. es.
| $. W. Raudenbush & Co..
n. 703 Nicollet. "a. H.
FOR SALE AND H. P. STATIONARY
/ gasolene engines and complete pumping out
fits installed. Write for particulars, stating
requirements. Campbell Motor Co.. Wayzata,
| MINI. .,.'- k... Eel - RI 7.-sE,A E. D..
FINE BARGAINS; LADY'S DROPHEAI
Wheeler, Il Wilson sewing machine. SIS. SO
| Oak White, $3.50; Singer, $40; Domestic, So
White. So. Warranted Elmer, ITO LIST s.
1905 INCUBAToRs AND BRooDERs-THE
CypherS Incubator Co. 1906 incuba tors and
brooders now in our showroom. Prior Seed
Co., 655 Sd Az s. Call and see them. &.
| -.-.sE Z" TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
! All makes. shipped for trial.. Send fol
illustrated catalogue. : Minnesota Typewriter
, Co.. $40 I1ennepin. av... E.-.- -,
STEEL RANGE WITH HIGH CLOSETS, $40
Stewart steel ranges. SIS; heating stoves
cheap; gas range. $40. c. Herbert Smith
I1~,, n,s,
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BUSINESS OPENING-AN INCORPORATED
wholesale house. established over 20 years,
$4,000 treasury stock: also in doing this
would like to secure the services OF good
man. acquainted, if possible with grocery line.
For particulars address II. W. Phillips, 706
!. Globe building. st. Paul. MINI. - Z - ).
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GOR QUICK SALE-WE OFFER AT EAR
gain price, Winnipeg's best hgh-class res
tG&-c@t, fruit and confectionery business
5000 cash and good security will handle
For full particulars apply the Business Brok-
ers, GIL Mcintyre block, Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
A onecr Ting For nu.lncs-.

The vicar OF a certain parish church
has recently paid many visits to an Old
farmer. one Giles. with the object of
Inducing him to attend church. At
length lac received the assurance that
the farmer would pop In some time
when he wasn't busy" On the follow
ing Sunday. while the clergyman was
giving out his text. Giics neryOusly en-
tered the sacred cdlfice Walking up
the center aisle he peered from LETT
TO right until be reached the front pew.
when. TO the surprise Of the vicar. he
turned on his heel and walked out
again. The preacher was somewhat
severe on the congregation for their
lack Of courtesy in not offering the
stranger seat. and after giviug
a ''wigging" to the churchwardens.
sidesmen and verger the vicar waited
upon the farmer and apolo-ized in
their behalf. oh ! didn't come To
STAY" exclaimed Giles Il wanted
10 see Farmer Brown about his pics.
but he wasn't there."-Pearson' Wecl.-
".
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
THE WEATHER
Cairo Has Heavy Deficiency in TEN
perature and Rainfall Since
March Trains Through
out the Ohio Valley.

The official bulletin dated Aug .
saws that since March /, Cairo had
IN average daily deficiency in TEN
perature of IL degrees and a total
deficiency In rainfall Of GO inches.
The mercury rose from 10 10 "
yesterday and fell again TO "A al Z p
m. The day was fair and cloudy by
turns and the clouds thickened TO
ward p m. when a dri2zling rain be
gan. which continued about two
hours. The precipitation in "a hours
ending last evening measured i Z of
an inch, most of which fell early in
the morning
The official bulletin yesterday
morning said Showers and scat
tered thunderstorms have occurred in
the Atlantic states, throughout the
Ohio Valley. in Arkansas Western
Missouri, Eastern Nebraska, Iowa, n
linois, Minnesota, and Eastern South
Dakota. The temperature changes
have not been of much importance, "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
FUNERAL SERVICE
Concluded from Second Page.)


The attendance was the largest seen
In many years al funeral In Cairo,
and although rain began 10 fall be-
fore the process ion moved, it extend
ed many blocks. marching from Sixth
street 20 Fourteenth where the spec
ial train was taken for the cemetery.
The procession was lead by the
Mound City band and was composed
Of representatives of the following or.
ders iu uniform: Alexander Lodge
No. 224 J. O. o. F.. Alma Rebekah
Lodge No. 163. members Of the old
Rough and Ready fire company, Cairo
Lodge No. 173 and Ascalon Lodge
No. 81 knights of Pythia X. NJ.
X. c.. German Macnnerchor, members
Of the G.. A. r, Culvers Egyptian
band. Eagles American Home Circle
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
These orders were stationed in dou-
bic lines along the street and the
hearse and carriages carrying the
relatives. attended by the pail bear
ers passed between the lines 10 the
head Of the procession. There were
seven carriages carrying the rela-
tives.
Many beautiful floral offerings
we're received and placed upon the
grave. among them the following:
Gates ajar from the employees. a
pillow from the family. beautiful
wreath from Mr and Mrs W. C.
steagala. cross from Nr and Mrs.
Edward Bambrick. triangle from
Knights Of Pyih'as. emblem from X.
NJ. X. c., beautiful b-que- from bar
tenders union. crescent and star from
Alma Rebekah lodge. broken wheel
from The Eagles large bouquet Of IT.
Lies from the O.. s. r. .h.-e link en-
hem from Alexander lodge l. o. o.
IT,. large cypress bJluel from Cairo
Brewery. handsome boquet Of Amer
.ioal reauties from Currv Brcs.. bo-
q1et Of titles from Peter Saup. bean
dfm boquet Of roses from Cairo Ba-e-
tan and Athletic company. anchor
from American Home Circle. besides
numerous boquets and cut flowers
from friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
The Grapevine In England.

The ancient cultivation Of the vine IN
England appears t. have been almost
entirely confined TO the monks. who. as
the rains OF their monasteriCs prove.
had a shrewd eye FOR the most shell
tered and fertile spots In the land.
They, too were the only people who.
In the fcudal ages. had leisure or in
clination for such work a. vine grow
ing. When Henry VIII. suppressed the
religious houses the monks became fu-
gitiyes and The English vineyards ran
TO waste INTENDED. Another reason for
the disappearance Of the Industry fro!l
this country is To be found in the fact
that during the middle ages Tie pro
hibitiye taxes imposed Oh al foreign
products made the wines of the Goa
tincnt almost unbuyablc luSuries. ami
therefore the English had 10 be content
with the inferior produce Of their own
vines. As these duties were decreased
the superior wines of more favorel
countries gradually drove our own out
Of the market More than one attempt
has been made TO revive opea mir vino
growing in England but the uncertain
ty Of the British climate seems = be
an electual bar to such experiments
developing into Il regular Industry
London Queen. H
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
MONEY SET AS|DE|
FOR WORK ON ELIZA TOWHEAD
ABOVE CAIRO TO STOP
RIVERS ABRASION.
Mai Casey In Charge Of MiEaissippi
River Improvement Work Sets
ABIDE 92l 600 for Frelimi-
nary Operations.

ri, following letter roteiyed yaster
day by President e. A. Smith Of the
Commercial club indicates that the
efforts of the club and Of rs president
to interest the federal government in
the destructive work Of tba Mi sissip,
ri river above Cairo have been sue
cessful and that sum of money has
been set ABIDE bv Mai Casey for This
purpose.
washington. d. C.. Aug. :. 1906.
Mr.. =. A. smith. cairo. III
NV Dear Sir.
Referring further 10 yaur favor Of
the 2ad ultimo beg TO say that /
called upon General Mackenzie this
morning ana he advised me that En-
ginecr Mitchell had not made a re-.
port to him and probably would not
do So as he wa directly under Major
Casey and had probably reported
verbally 10 Major Casey. General
Mackenzie however showed me a LEI,
ter written July 9lst direct to Con.
gresham Smith at Murphysboro to
the effect that Major Casey had d..
cided upon work to be done at various
places and the approximate cost
thereof. a. follows:
James Landing ............. SIT 900
Point .-......... 10000
Fort Chartress ............... $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
DEMOCRATS MEET
IROUSING ENDORSEMENT OF THE
TICKET NOMINATED AT
SATURDAYS PRIMARY.
Anderson Nominated for County
commisaonef--All Conof-
dent Of Success.

The County Democratic convention
met last night at Eagle hall on lower
/ Commercial avenue. The convention
was adjourned in the afternoon. in
Difference to The funeral service over
the remains Of Joseph Steagala,
which were held in Union hall on the
floor below in the same building
There was good attendance Of
del gates from all parts of the county
and the proceedings were harmonious
and indicated proper vitality and hope
fitness in the ranks
The convention was presided over
by Hon Miles Frederick Gilbr,
chairman Of The county central com
mittee, with Geo b. Walker as secte,
tary
resolution ratifying the vote cast
for candidates Al the primary election
last Saturday was unanimously adopt,
ed, the candidates being
A. S. Fraser for sheriff
Carson p Martin for county clerk.
Michael Cabin for county treasurer.
Hunter Bird for county Judge.
Prof. Alexander for county superin.
tendent
On motion J. B Anderson was made
the party nominee for county com
missioner.
A roll call of precincts to select a
county central committee resulted in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-10
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville TO Cairo.
will remain practically stationary dun
ing the next 80 to IS hours.
The Tennessee from Florence 10
below JJhnsonvlre will continue fall
ng during tle next 3G hour.
The Miss. -ippi from below st
Louis 10 slightly above Cairo will fall
uring the next 56 houus.
=. IT, SMNTH.
Ig-ai For Ca ter.