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OBITUARY.

Mary Isabella, widow Of JOAN Bardsley,
a soldier OF the Civil war, died Aug. Z, at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Nicholas,
at East Providence, X. l., in her seventy
sixth year. She had been a resident Of
Providence for more than fifty years.
She there married and leaves one dsugh-
ter, two grandchildren and many friends.
She leaves one sister-Mns- Lizzie w. Har-
din, formerly of BiuehilL
Mrs. Bardsley was the daughter OF Azor
and Chloe Parker Candsgs and was born
at Bluehill Falls, Nov. Is, ISL; received
her education in the town schools; went
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COUNTY NEWS.
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- coombs was at home last week
for few days.
,.sser,s moving pictures will be pre-
tod at Emerson hall, Ang. 20.
Mrs Holland. OF Lowell, Mass, is vis-
~, her sister, Mrs. George Weeks.
BENJAMIN Crabtree, OF Lynn, Macs, is
- snsst OF his niece. Mrs. Hanscomb.
posmer Devereux, who il employed in
o,ono. was at home last week for short
visit.
r-sd Williams, who has been here sew
-, weeks. has returned to his home in
New York.
Arthur Patterson left last week for 81,
,obnsbury, VT, where he will remain for
some time.
George Libbey and family, Of Lowell,
Macs are the guests Of Mrs. E. z. Cum
ninghsm.
Mrs. Lydston and her daughter, Miss
putb OF Merrimac, are guests OF G. E.
McCluskey.
capt. David Haskell and wife are in
town for short time ON visit to reia-
tiyes and friends.
Miss Emeline Warren, OF Isiesboro,
.pent several days last week with her Sis
ter. Mrs. ]. c. NJ. Gardner.
Mrs. Walter Brown, who has been the
yues, Of r. B. Brown and wife several
weeks. has returned to her home in Bos-
ton.
The ladies OF the Unitarian society will
hold their annual fair Wednesday after
noon and evening, Aug. n, At Emerse n
hall.
The steamer Silver Star has been laid Oh
from her line for several days on account
Of broken shaft. but ii Is hoped that she
will be running again In few days.
Miss Ava Webster and Mr.. Fannie Rob
inson, who have been here on = visit to
their brother, William Webster, have re-
turned to their home in Massachusetts,.
John Thayer and wife, Of Meriden,
Conn, who have been at the Acadian for =
short time, returned home Saturday.
They we're accompanied BY Miss Harriet
Devereux, Tho will spend : few weeks %
their guest.
Nothing has developed In the search for
the bodies OF Ray Smith and Amos
Robinson, two Of the boys lost by
the capsizing Of the sloop Ruth e.
Cumnock July .. The boat has been
moved into shoal water, and 10 nearly up
where she can be handled. It is
expected she will be raised to-day 20 that
q thorough search can Be made Of the
interior, in the hopes that one at least Of
the bodies will Be found in her.
Aug. IL. q.
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Piles get quick and ce rtain relief from DR..
Shoops Magic Ointment. Its action IL posi-
tive and certain. Itching, painful. protrud-
ing or blind piles disappear like magic by its
use. Large nickei-eapped glass jars 50. cents.
Sold BY O. A. PAhcHEk.
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TIVE Subscriber asrssY gives EstJes tsxs
l. hk nss been Ssty sgy69ste6 admins
sr2t1f % tns estate u
FLokADE FULLER, Jzs< N kDEu.
Ia the ecsstJ o. Hxseofa, deceased, zn4
given S1r1s - the law 6Ireess ~ per
seas having demands szsisse sAs sstzt<
o. sai< fscsAA<E are EsssssS 20 zves<nt
tks sanae Tor settlement, s6S al fEGess s1
sa1gsso are requested " SAKE gaYmsns ia
NJ 81 ,as ~. II >, Assxs~ r aAysg,
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NORTH BLlIEHIlL.

B. Frank Slower and son Frank, Of Mil
lord, Mass, are visiting friends here.
Alice NJ. wescott is attending the Cas-
tine alumni encampment at Sandy Point.
Mrs. Emily Achorn, OF waldoboro, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John $. Trew-
orgy.
Mrs. !. B. Gerrish, OF Brockton, Mass,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Freeman
GPindle.
Charles Ray, wife and two daughters, OF
Hartford, Conn.,, spent two weeks at Mrs.
Eva. Candage's
Mrs. Lndall Franks, OF Bath, returned
home Thursday after a two weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Abbie Cushing.
Aug. 8. d.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald and daughter
Marion, OF Kingmsn, are visiting A. E.
Wescott and wife.
Thomas Grieve, wife and two children,
and John b. Clark, OF Dorchester, Mass,
are visiting T. 6rieve and wife.
A pleasant social was held in grange
hall Saturday evening. A fine phono-
graph entertainment was given by Thomas
Grieye, OF Dorchester. Icc-cream and
cake were served.
Aug. IL. ID,
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The annual sale by the ladies' Congrega-
tional circle was held in town hall Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Aug. 8. This
sale Is not only an occasion which bripge
large financial results to the treasury. but
is social and society event which almost
the entire summer colony attends. Their
generous contributions to the various
departments and their liberal patronage
are greatly appreciated.
As usual the tables were made attractive
by flowers and potted plants, while
clematis and evergreen were used in the
wall decorations. The efficient president
OF the circle is Mrs. E. f. Hinckley, who
is serving her second year in that Office.
Mrs. A. NJ. Herrick is vice. president.
Those in charge OF domestic table: Mrs.
X. g. Lord, Mrs. 0. T. Hinckley; fancy,
Miss May Ober, Mrs. F. H. Parker, Miss
Alice Mayo; white aprons, Mrs. w. /. Par
fridge, Mrs. d. H. Curtis; candy, Mrs. H.
II. Wood, Misses Gertruds and Elizabeth
Clough; cooked food, Mrs. A. NJ. Herrick,
Miss Emma Jean McHowell; ice cream
and cake, Mrs. A. {. Hinckley, Misses
Nellie Douglass and Angie Hinckley; lem
onade, Misses Abbie Partridge and Roxie
Curtis.
The proceeds Of the sale amounted to
over $525.15
Aug. 10. M.
Mrs. Joan Merrill, who has been rather
poorly the past few weeks, is better.
Rev. Mr.. Morse and family, OF Brewer,
are spending August at W. G. Greene's.
Fred Havlin and family, Of Boston, are
guests Of Mrs. J. H. Morse and r. q.
Lord.
Norman Merrill, accompanied by
friends, is spending his summer vacation
at home.
Mr.. Burroughs and family, Of soner-
vile, Mass, are spending few weeks at
John NJ. Shows
Mr.. Brooks, Of Boston, who recently
purchased John Woods place, Is having q
foundation laid for cottage.
Ang. Y. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Old Gunpowder and Bullets.

In the roof OF Durham Caste. Eng
land there has been discovered a
bucket containing bullets and gun
powder. II Is believed 10 have been
walled up about the year 1871, when
the castle was being prepared to with
stand a Scottish raid The bullets
are nodded spheres of two sizes and
consist of a little over 80 per cent
of lead. with iron and silver, and
traces OF bismuth, arsenic and anti
mony. The gunpowder is not granu-
lated like that OF the present day and
was evidently prepared by simply mix
ing the ingredients. It contains about
one per cent OF moisture and the
proportion of the constituents cal
culated on the dry powder is practi-
cally identical with that OF the black
gunpowder of today that u.s. inter 10
per cent; carbon, Is per cent, and sui
phur, 10 per cent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

The milk section of the substitute
bin remains unchanged except that
an amendm Mt was adopted cutting
out s ch parts e section lG as aim to
prohibit person from exposing for
sale, having in his possession or de-
liyering &C. another person amy un-
clean. unhcalthful. unwholesome or
Iadulterated milk or cream of any milk
or cream which has not he wen
cooled or 10 which wafer or any other
foreign substance has been added OF
milk or cream which has been handled
or transported in unclean or insani-
tary vessels or containers"
Must Provs Actual Sale.
The milk section translated into
plain English means that il he bill
becomes a law il will b necessary
in order 10 convict a milk dealer OF
adnlterat.on la pr We that be actually
sold unclean or unwholesomt milk
n may be delivered from person to
person and corporation to corporation
until ii reaches substalion IN Chica-
go. The amendment was offered by
Mr. Indy ostensibly in the Interest
Of III small farmers.
The argument made against the
original provision in the substitute
bill relating to possession and deliv-
cry was thai nder the substitute as
repaired 10 the honse a farmer could
be arrested fer having in his
possession milk intended for his hogs
Mr. NANNY Of Brown offered an
amendment which is supposed 10 hit
hard al wholesale srocers. Il provides
that all foodstuffs offered for sale.
delivery or shipment shall b. pro
vided with sanitary coverings wrap
.peFs. bottles. jars. e'e, for the Hrotac-
Con Of food against faint or contain
ination through sale. handling. deliv-
cry or shipment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
"MoNARcH or TIE EAST"
A Peculiar Plant Which Flowers With
out Earth or Water.

The Sanmoratum Guttatum. or
Monarch Of the East" Is bulb,
which has the extraordinary power OF
being able 10 sill on a table or mantel-
piece In UNIDENTIFIED and, without
water. produce huge hower rs inches
high. lrs only necessity Is something
to sit on. II belongs TO the same fam
lily as the white arm lily. and the
flower Is like tall, narrow edition OF
its white cousin, but Is of splendid
yellow, richly spotted with yelvety
crimson.
The bulb Ia not unlike huge half
penny bun, and must be placed. With
out earth or water. on a mantelpece.
In an incredibly short time the flower
will appear: when II has faded the
bulb should be planted in the garden,
where in the spring IL will throw up a
stout stem two feet high, covered with
dark purple spots, and bearing at the
summit a nuge lla-shaped leaf.
Dig up the bulb In the autumn, wash
II and make 1t tidy and put II on the
mantel-piece. and ii will bloom just
as before; in fact, the fascinating for
mula may be repeated year after year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Ferocious Only in Books.

"A bloodhound is terrible thing to
| read about, says a man from North
! Carolina, but in reality he isn't much
| more dangerous than an Irish setter,
and you cant rely on him any more
| than you can on a woman'S watch
My uncle was sheriff once while down
home and remember that one OF the
first criminals he had to hunt down
was a negro man who robbed house.
There was no doubt as TO the mans
guilt He was recognized by the
owner OF the house and 1t was no
trouble at all to get some old clothes
or his TO familiarize the bloodhound
somebody loaned my uncle with his
scent.
Uncle took the ferocious animal to
the scene of the crime and put him on
the scent. The sagacious creature
nosed about a Bit and then gave chase
down the pike. Uncle loped along in
his rear, sure of his prey. The crimi-
nal hadn't much of start OF him
ana uncle felt that he was as good as
handcnffed already. On went the no
BILE dog, uncle following With un-
erring scent the intelligent creature
tracked the fugitive and caught up
with him.
What did he do then? Did he tree
the man? Did he tear him limb from
limb? No, he took such a fancy to
that negro man on sight that when
uncle overlook them the negro simply
siexed the dog on him and uncle had
the time OF his life protecting himself,
He had to shoot the ap., and, or
course, he had to reitlaurse the man
who loaned him fos HE loss OF his
valuable services. The criminal got
away Bloodhound Why Il yellow
coon dog is worth pack OF them"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Trolley Wires and a Ere.

The head of the fire department Of
Rouent France, has suggested TO the
Mayor a novel project in the fire ex-
tinguishing service. Inasmuch as the
city is trayersed everywhere by the
electric street car wires II Is suggest
ed that there should be provided
pumps. driven by dynamos, to take
current by means of trolley hooks at
taehed TO the street car wires at the
nearest point to the fire. The ad-
vantages are seen at a glance The
power is unlimited: the motor
strength on a 50O-volt circuit could
do anything with a stream of water
No engines would have TO be- kept go
ing, and the machinery would be
smaller than the great mass of metal
that has to be dragged to the scene
of a fire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
sTRoNGHEART IN LONDON.

London. May Robert Edeson
who with his company and H nry h
Harris arrived Wednesday night, is
somewhat dubious as to how the rae
ial problem involved in "Strongheart'
will appeal to an English audience
which professedly has no race preju
dice. His press agent has Learned
that tha English are fond of writing
TO the newspapers, and expects ono
uf the London journals to start a sym
postum on the question. why can noi
Strongheart marry the heroine and
live happy ever afterwards" "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Weird Wedding Dress.

Members Of the Mill tribe. who
live on the Limpopo river in Africa,
wear an extraordinary marriage dress.
This wierd and uncomfortable look
ing costume is made entirely OF split
reeds, fastened together with grass.
and the unhappy bachelor who con-
templates matrimony is compelled to
wear IL for three solid months before
the happy event takes place. mean
while leading a life Of strict seclusion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
IN JAIL FOR BooTLEoelNe.

Hickman, KY, May 5.-City Mar
shall Carpenter located a blind tiger
operated by Ed Fowler, 4 negro. lie
caught Fowler, who was Immediately
given a bearing. In Fowler's evi-
dsnce he, acidently gave away Lon
Freeman, a negro woman, who has
been selling whisgey. and she too
was arrested In deafult of bond both
were lodged in jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

erly; besides II must be rememb re-,
that much of the nations growth dur
ing the past ten years has been dte
to the developnt mt of natural re-
sources and the increase of popula
ton, and no one can tell as TO how
far the impetus thus gained will carry
us. Indications do not point to a
runaway market but good trading
one. The improved nndertone. how.
eucr is against any serious decline
and for the time being operations on
the bull side are likely to be more
popular than those on the reverse.
HENRY CLEWS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
TO CONTRACTORS.

Cairo, Ill.,. April Goth. 1907.
Scaled proposals for the construc
ton of five CD miles Of roadbed
bridging, concrete etc, betweer
Thebes Bridge and the G. & II. |. n. II,
crossing, viii he received by tho
Cairo & Thebes II. II. Co, mp to 10 a
M May end, 1907. Profile and speci
iicaiions may now be seen AZ the
Office Of the chief engineer Of the
company at Cairo, Ill.
Payments win be made On the 18th
OF each month.
The right 10 reject any or all bid
10 reserved.
J. l.. ARMSTRONG;,
Chief Engineer.
II. a. SMITH. President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
TO CONTRACTORS
Cairo. H.. anrIl oGth

Cairo, H.. April Goth. 1907
Sealed proposals for the constrnc
tion of foundations OF concrete and
brick for roundhouse, tnrntahle oil
and cinder pits, at Cairo, ILL.,, viii be
received by the Cairo e. Thebes r. r
Co, up to 10 a. m. May 10th, 1907
Plans and specifications may now be
seen at the office of the chief engl
neer of the company at Cairo. III
Payments will be made on the 18th Of
each month.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved
J. Il. ARMSTRONG,
Chief Engineer.
Il. A. SMITH, President
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
PURE FOOD BILL
Concluded from First Page.)

etc. Mr. McGoorty succeeded in strik.
ing out The words added" and Mr..
Lantz inserted after the word" health.
fur the following: cor not normally
existing in said spiritous fern nted
or malt liquor"
Or. Bryan, The state chemist, takes
the position that Tho LantZ amend
ment is not undesirable but there is "A
strong impression in legislative cir
Giles that II was offered in tn inter
est of the liquor dealers. The amen1-
ed substitute protects the glucose
manufacturers Of Illinois by author
izing them 10 sell glucose or cora
syrup provided the cans containing il
are so labeled.
The vinegar amendment to the sub
siitute provides that all frmented
vinegar not distilled shall contain not
less than III per cent by weight up
on full evaporation Cat the tempera-
'ion Of boiling fater) of solids con
tanned in the fruits from ~fich such
vinegar is fern MED and not less than
asonable per cent of ash or min
eral matter.
Baking Powder Standard.
Mr.. McGsortyis baking powder
amendment raised the standard IN the
Substitute bin by providing tha- bah
ing powder shall not he sold unless /
contains 10 per cent available car
bon diOxide-
Mr. McGo0rty offered and had pass
"a anoih r amendment providing TINS
all tubs. pals. barrels. etc, contain
ing lard shall be labeled IN letters not
less han one inch "in length"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
GOULD is ENGLISH CHAMPION

London, May 5.--.Iay Gould. of New
York, today won the British amateur
court tennis championship, defeating
Eustace II. Miles who h Id the cham
pionship. by 80 after one of the hard
est fought matches ever witnessed N
England.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
CONVICT SHOT.

New Orleans. La, May 5.-Three
convicts-A. b. Smith, Joe Dahlen AM
l.. O. Dorsey-all white men, escaped
from the Angola State Farm. and, be
ing overaken by guards. Smith was
shot ana killed The others escaped
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
CIGARETTES DIDN'T GET HIM.

Lexington. Ky, May 5.-To assure
his aunt, Mrs. Michael Joyce. Of this
city that the publication that he had
di Il from excessive smoking of Gig,
arettes was not true, Tom Chalk. the
9-year-od son of Mrs. Margaret Chalk
OF Ludlow, Ky. called up Mrs. Joyce
today by telephone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
HITCH WILL PAY.

Terre Haute. Ind, May 5.--United
states Marshal Charles p. Hitch, at
Paris, H., today denied the shortage
Of $4,000 charged to him as grant
recorder of tbs A. o. L. W. of Illinois.
He says he will pay all due from him
at the state convention in Feast st.
Louis, next aSturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Don't wan, Lannon's

II seems to be a solemn fact that
certain popular expression is hurting
the lemon trade Whereas there was
formerly no more hesitation about
asking for a lemon than for any other
kind OF fruit people acquainted with
the yernacular nov pass on and buy
some Ssaer variety. At least so say
some Of the dealers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

~. ~" ''~-'S'S ~ 'VuNh
The Illusions OF youth are like sno&-
houses which, sooner or later are de-
moliahed BY the sunlight OF experience.
Only the sweet memory 81 our dreams
survives the Hood OF lites unpleasant
LESSONS. 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
CRUSHED BY A WALL.

Cumberland Md. May "a brick
the new Maryland Theater fell today,
killing Samuel l. wis, aged ~, and
Reginald Cowherd. aged II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
flnd Homes h snnnnes.

Live spoages furnish homes for oys.
tiers, mnssels. crabs and other small
animals, which often live In the
sponges their entire lifetime. Some
times the creatures grow too large to
get out, Remaining until they die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines viii be accepted free for
ono weeks time from any reader of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the Of
Ace OF The Bulletin Company. 79s
Ohio street The Bulletin Company
assumeg no responsibility for any ad
yertisement or statement made there-
in and will not accept the notice OF
any person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies ia advertise
ments should be made by maii
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
RECEIVERS NOTICE TO FILE
CLAIMS.

State OF Illinois, Alexander County,
Bs.--In the Circuit Court.
Eugene e. Ellis VS.. Clarence M,
Ellis.-Bill In Chancery to dissolve
partnership.
Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against the firm
off, II. II. A. G. NJ Ellis, proprietors OF
Cairo Daily Telegram, that the said
court, at its February term, 1907. en-.
tered an order in the above cause re.
quiring all claims against said firm
to be filed In said cause ten days
prior to the next term OF saii court,
to be holden at the court house In
Cairo. Illinois, on the. second Monday
of May, 1907. JOHN T. BROWN
Receiver.
Cairo, H., April 6, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

Friends of the Bulletin are request
ed 70 send Or telephone items 10 this
offIca
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
paesnuuere For New York and caste
aSoOu9CiS cities should bear In ils
that the Illinois Central IL the qnfske .ts out
by many hours, leaving Cairo o. Tsie p. m q
arriving In New York NJ so the second day
soUrheRN DIVISION

gHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEnYHn
MA6HvILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE, BA--
49, "a vANNAH, viCKsBUn9
~ .aud JACKsONvfiLH
2t14 .. m. .'The Dixie Flyer" hs.vAn
Nashville and Jkcksonvfiie,
8i16s m. Memphis and New orisAs, Liz.r
cd via Memphis arriving fn Memphis ~ BE
.. m. and New Orieans s:i6 y. m.
600 o. m, Paducah and xouisvfiis.
1.A1 p. m, daily, Memphis and New orisan
Fast Nah arriving in Memphis - ftss ,. n. ans
New Orleans ct $40 .. M.
1,4I .. m, daily, Nsshvfns. uhaa&sssssAnx
Atlanta. ~
4:BO . m. Fulton Accommodation.
$50 pm. Memphis and Rev unssss epssh
arrive 10 Memphis ~ 'lieo p. ~, rsv orisss
io:85 Q. N.
8ifO D. N. Padusah cad Icrisvfls.
sB-For throuEn tickets, sleeping ear ssoon
nodstions and further information apply :
Illinois Central Passenger Station, Cairo, m.
q n. JoNHa Tiskst A.
Sc. HAyCH, .. ?. A-=-xi
kSHAH1OE. Passenger frs3s MszsGsf.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
CUT FLoWE RS.
WANTED.
SSMAklNG.

Dressmakng, Graduating dresses
and Lingerie a speciality. 9O2 Poplar
ASK for Mrs. y. Baxter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAl.
Corrected to May I, 1907.
THE FAST MAIL HouaK
shorten and quickest Roussss
ST. Louis & Chicag,
~rrains lss.s oairo,

1891 q. M. Daily Chicago vestibnie Limstcl
irving In Chicsgo It 1890 =. M c0nnecttnI
18th afternoon trains for al points east Ant
orth. 81 8
2i28 .. m. Daily 81. Losfs Night Linaitss
arriving In st. Louis It 7.0s D.. m, connecsis.
Il Union Station for oil points wsst. slsspin'
cars opsn 81 $3.50 p. NJ. 4
500 4. M, Chicago Daylight KxpresA
., cert Sunday, makes al stops between Oaiss
I'd Chicago. arriving In Chicago 1t SEQ y. n
100 2. M. st: Louis Mornins Express
1116 .. m. 81. louis Fnst MAIL arfiv
ing In al. Louis 1t 4:15 p. IN.
11s1b q. m. Chicago Midday SpeCia
arriving In Chicago, $50 y. m.
2;36p. N. Daily 81. Louis Limited. ~
rivine In b.. Louis at B:30p. M,
2:36 u. m. Afternoon EMPRESS for OdtE
Bingham, Nation, Tolona, Champaign. Oh
cAEo.
7!l6 p. m. Chicago and Esstern Ne
press arriving In Chicago ~ eIBo .. m Indian
Apolt 7:B Cincinnati, 7!sg o. ma. HuAAio,s sf
p. m. New York 7ibe Q. n. Sleeping ears,
ohhtso
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06
Stocks = Bonds > Cereals

DEPRESSING EFFECT LoAN-sPEcuLATIoN IN
EUROPE cHEckED-MARcH COLLAPSE CLEAR
FINANCIAL ATMOSPHERIC - BUSINESS CONDITIONS CON
rlNuE sATIsFAcToRY-Too SOON FOR KILLERS 70 BE
SERIOUSLY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

FOR SALE-One house; also four
vacant lots. Apply $50 Thrtyfifth
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-06

WANTED Position as bookkeeper
BY thoroughly competent man, 80
years of age Six years experience.
Address. p. c., Bulletin.