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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-13
America as a Manufacturer.

The bureau of statistics places the
value of the products of the fac
tories ofpthe United States for 1906
at SIS, 700, 600, 900. In view of the
fact that the figures for 1905 were
$14, 1902 100000, this SIS, 900, O0O,-
900 estimate seems rather moderate.
There was a large gain in almost all
branches of trade throughout the
country in 1906 over 1906. The
gain continued, too, to the fall of
1907. The closing of mills here and
there which began with November
will reduce the expected total for
1907, but when the final computa-
ton is made by the government bu-
reau a year hence it will probably
be shown to be nearly or fully
SIG, 900, 600, 900.
When we begin to figure out the
growth of manufactures in the
United States in recent times we en-
counter some surprising things. I'm
til 1880 Great Britain was ahead of
the United States in the aggregate
value of manufactures, but we
passed her in that year. Our expan-
sion in manufactures since then has
been much greater than 1t has been
in population. While population has
grown about 65 per cent since that
date, there has been an increase of
cve 200 per cent in the product of
the country's mills and factories.
And, it is probable. depsite the pres
ent temporary shrinkage in output
the record for 1908 will be as great
as that of 1907, If not greater.
But our exports of manufactures
have grown in a still larger degree
than our aggregate product. We
sold in 1907 more than seven times
as much manufactures abroad as we
did in 1880. The exports in 1880
were s102, OOO,O 900 and in 1907 they
were $40, 00O,0 900. AS compared
with population the per capita ex-
port of manufactures was 12.48 per
cent in 1880, and "A per cent in
1907. This growth in exports of
manufactures in recent times is rem
dered especially remarkable on ac-
count of the heavy falling off of the
shipments of cotton cloth to Asia
since the close of the Russo-Japanese
war in the summer of 1905. To a
larger and larger extent every year
our output of fabrics Of various
sorts exceed the demands OF the
home market, and we are compelled
TO find purchasers elsewhere. AS the
record; show, we have been finding
foreign buyers for our wares in con-
siderable numbers, but we must con-
tinue to broaden our home market
If w are to keep u mills fully
Observation-Disclosures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22

40, Elsie V. Smith go 30; Windsor No.
IS. Mrs G. l.. Hobo. $40 30; Hague No.
~, 8. A Pinholster $40; CAmpville No.
20, Marion Kerr $40; Evinston No. eS,
NJ. A. McRae 1915; Tacoma No. go,
Josie Carlton $lO3O NeWberry No. 70,
w. X. Hicks 1850, Minnie +. Lee
$40 80; Rocky Point No. rs, Ada Phil
pot go 90; Haynesworth No. 81, q. vi.
Patterson $40; Bell y D. So. Belle Lam
caster $40. Mabel Hall SIS; willeford
No IS. M.ry Hague $3.50; S'roble
No 81. A Il. Speir els A., Emma Nc
Aul-y s. 10. Total $3.50 80
Special Distrie, sundries.
81. Thomas Co Arredondo No. l,
1851 n. Owens, Rochelle No. 3,
SIl5:S.J E1rneti. Lacrosse N. s,
80 9s:A. VI. J,ffIrds, Grscy No. IL.
Si9l3:N. A. Mathews Godw,n y D. 10,
$i73:L.L. Town.erd GJdSin No. 20,
50 81; II. r. Duttou n Co., Waldo No.
"a. $74Oe;J r. Montgomery, Gtines.
V liz No %. 50; Monroe Smith, No. 20
50; Phobe March. No. 26 $40; J. II.
Vidsl. No 20 a As; Baitd Hardware
Co, NJ IS, 20 cents; Baird Hardware
Co No. %. 81 IS; J. II. Jarvis, NJ. %,
SlO. Total. $l6e.5l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
MELRoSe NEWS NOTES.
A Box Supper-Personal and Social
Items OF Interest.

Mplr1se. Feb. 20 The box party
gwen ut the town hall Friday night
had The desired result Of realizing suf'
fic,-nt funds to make the Il al pay
menl on the school piano, SIS so being
taken in, leaving the school fund - 30
A Jolly dance wound up the pleasant
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore al New
York City are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr n the Homeacre cottage
MIR l.. W. Pessall has recently &c.
0uired another most desirable piece OF
property by the purchase Of the So
called "Bonny Place" which gives a
most beautiful view across Lake SAINTS
Fe At the Melrose Cove.
Rev. Hyatt will bOd morning ser
vice only OF Tupity Church on Febru'
sry a. rt II M.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. 5. Carrier came NJ
from PaIatks saturday to vis.t Mrs. II,
BaldWin.
Newly registered At the Huffman
House are Mr. sud Mrs. Geo. g. De-
Lacy and three children OF NeS York
City, also Alex. Schniiy, Duluth
Mimi.
Mr.. Geo C.ew.s o! Uma'illa, Ga, il
a visitor IN town.
A social evening will be given 10y the
Lpdirs' Literary and Debating Society
a. heir hall on Friday evening, the
29Id inst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
WARRANTS ISSUED.
White Teachers.

Rochelle No. 3, J. n. Ovens s55,
". McInto.h, s35; LaCro-'s No. \
Sara Boston $50, Myra N-wscm- $50;
Grscy M. II, W. F. O-,een, sS5; Mics.
nopy No. Is. Annie Collins *55 &c.
ella Ctus-elle as IS. Agnes Zerr"usr
sl2 %, Clsra Smith sl2 %, Sophie Mer.
~ $35; Cool Springs NO. II. Ar'ie
Lowmsn, $40; q ,dEn No. 20. Lottie
Teeter $40, Mrs. o. VI Til man $50;
Hawthorn No. 81. J n. OS-rhultz SIS.
sallie J. Holden s35, Eddie Reddick
$50; Antioch No. %. Lila Frazer, so,
Ads Hail, $50; AlLchua No. %. w. ".
Csssells S55 Nellie 3. Frink $35, Jet
tie Futch s35, Dula Wolf s35 4;
Waldo No -. W. Z. Bell 500. Alice
Strickland $40. Lucia Bill sS5. Olsudla
Ambross $95; MonteOcha M 81, Donia
Ford $40; Orange Heights, @ Field
ing. $Si; Spring Hin No 40 Mary q
Foster $40; Cherry Sink No. Al, A, j.
Johnson S4O. Bsrchsr Rutledge 800:
Louise No. - Viola Carlton t35; Per-
severance NJ 43, Elsir v Smith so /;
Orange Lane 40 a., Orrie Pratt $50;
High Springs M AZ, Marie Mann $50,
Emily McWa'ers 81 ,. Ethrl Dan s35,
julia McCreJie s35; Hague No As, s.
A. Plnhol.ter $40; Campvlll. No. 81,
Marion Kerr $50; Paradise No. 81, two
months. Grace u. Wolf 500; Jaxville
No. IS, Bertha Love $40: Hickory Hill
No SO, Noah Hall $50; Evinsion No
81, VI. A. Mex q $50; Bartram No eS,
X. L. Walker S35, X. L. Walker s35 I;
Stokes Nc. "a, q. w. Freeman s35
Clesvelaud No. s., Annie Guynn $40 ;
Grove Park No 6S, Jennie NJ. Crane
$50; Tacoma No. 90. Josie Carleton
sS5; Wacahoots No. Il, W. +. King
sS5; Nevberry M. 70 w. i. Hick- $50,
Minnie r lie $50; Rocky Point No.
70, AfS Ptiipot $50; Hsynesworth M.
81, G. VI. Patterson $40; Bell NO SIS,
Belle Lancaster 50. RIA Clark $50
Halle No So, Lucretis 81. Clair $50
Brown No. 81, jamie Bailey $50; Dat
ton No. 90, L"s-ir Nav t35; Gainrssi',e
No. 20, 7. f McBps'h $50, Mary +,
frotter $50. Gu,sie Miller s65, Mrs 4"
+. CufieY $40. Mira. w s. Cautho1 $40,
serena shannon $40, Edith BrSnt $40
Cylla Kennedy $40, Florence Balls $40
Annie DaCosts $40, Msbe Sanchez $40
Msude LeNis SIS; Archer No 10, w
h. Main $50. Mary Berkstres.er $50;
Gracy No IL, W. +. O-teen 335; leland
Groye No Is, 4 J. McB,aIh SIS, Mary
?. McBesth So; Lochlooss No. 90
Ella FOCUS SIS; strobe No. 81, A. h
speir si5, Emily McAuley $50; Spring
NIL No. 40, Mary q. Foster $40; Coot'
~ Pond No. so. Della Jolly s35;
Rocky Hill No. s6, Henrietta Dye:
80; Brown No. SO, JaHie Bailey $50
windsor No. Is, Mrs. @. L. II obbs $50
Center NJ 90, Lula Zetroaer $50. To-
tai, u, a2S. 25.
Negro Teachers
Union Academy No. !, 7. z. DeBoss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
ACTUALLY CURES cATARRH.

J. W. wccollum & Cos Faith in Hyo-
mel is so Strong They Sell il Under
Guarantee
Itisoueihing To- claim. another thing
TO back up the claim by statement
that u il IL not proven true. there will
he TO charge for the service or the
goods.
I,i.i in this way that J W. McCol-
Ium & Co. cell Hyomei, for they have
~ much faith in the powers tn cure
oil forms AZ cstarrh and bronchial
troubles. that they give an absolute,
urQualifird guarantee with every out
III that IL the remedy does not cure,
the money will be refunded.
Hyomei is based on natures way OF
curing cstsrih. IL contains the con-
csntrsied healing oils snd eums OF the
pine woods, prepared in such form that
they can be brought into your own
home. It7gives the health advantages
Of the Adirondacks in such form that
you can b. cured Of catarrh and affre-
tions Of the nose, throat and lungs
while at work ora home.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81, and extra bottles, II needed, may
be obtained for 50c.
With 9yomei you can core catsrrh
pleasantly and easily at small expense,
with no risk Of the treatment costing
a psnny unless it cures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
For Marsha.

/ respectfully announce my candi-
dacy for the office OF CITY Msrshsl a.
the election on April oh, 1871. II
elected .hsll perform the du,ies Of
tie Office without ear or favor.
BENJAMIN 7. ARROW.
Gainesville, Fla., Jan. IA. 1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22

$40. X d. McLin $35, Amy l.. Dsv's
.s75 Matte r. Days $27 80. Met'a
Hearst $3.50, Emma Y. Williams
81 so. Lucy l. Murr-Il s27 50. Ids j..
William. $3.50, Carrie Moore s21
Mamie G. Drsose $3.50, Judith T.
Ra,ney $50; Liberty Hill No. 8. Ella
y Richardson $?5; Hawthorn No 7,
William Madison $?5, Mr.. +. j. Mad
ison $2D; LaCroAss No. II, q. b. Wiz
son $l2 50; Gordon No 10, W. G. Page
$25; N-wnauseil!e No Is, j. b. WI.
son $25; Jonesvijl- No. 10, W. \. Ro-
ch-llr $25, Mr.. G. 4. ARSON $lb. Mr..
+. G. K"ch-,ie SIS; NeNnsn's Lake No.
IA. NJ. Sri,h $40; Blue Petrol No. 10,
Lizzie Dancy. two months, $50; Long
Pond No. %. J. @ Jones $25. +. J.
Bowman $40; Pinev,lle No p. frankie
Glenn $25; High Syringe No 20, Frank
p. Hoimp, $25. c. V Mills $2O; Hague
No 81, Mr.. r. V. McLin $40; Jeru'
.alem No. 80. q. b. Wilson $25, susan
n Wilson s.; Grove Park No 80. ) b.
Wilson s25; Rochelle No. 40, Id" J,
Will ms SIS; Fairfield No. ~, Carrie
Childs $40; LochiOosa No. ~, J. l..
Cook Sc; Arrrdondo No. is, IDA Grant,
two months. $50; High srrings. FtanS
p. Hnlme. SIS. G. V. Mills so; Ogien
No 40, Nellie Hughes $40. Total
$685. 30.
Sundries.
il. Kelley, salary, 800; J. l. kel'
lev. Office, $l2s7; n 4 w.B Drew
Co. school warrants, 80; h. II Me-
Creary, printing reports, a.; II. H..
HrCreary, printing. etc 1918; A, l..
Vidal & Co., IS cents; l.. NJ. Kelley,
$40; james Jones. putting down pump
Roai tiuld No 81, $95; G. G. Fletcher.
bu,ld,ng Roadheld school house,
sle9 "a; r. b. Peeler, commissions.
t24 20; W. j.. Dickinson, refund OF
poll, So; w d. Dickinson, special
district collections. 1855; J. NJ. Fem
nell. interest. *l6459. Total, tsOe.27.
SPECIAL DISTRICT WARRANTS.
Teachers Supplements.
Rochelle No. 3. J. u. Ovens $50 80,
Willie Mcintosh IS 10; Lacrosse No.
3. Sarah Bosiou 5000; Archer no. 10.
W. II. Main So 90, Mary B-rSs'resser
5000; Gracy No. IL, W. r. os'een
5000; Micanoy No. 10, Anne Collins
s5.l5; l-iand Grove No. Is, T J. Nc.
Braih $40 81. Mary M,Brs'h s. -
IGydwIn M. -, LotLie Teet.r 5000;
Hawthorn ~. q, J n. Ovrihu'iz so,
Salia j Holden IS; Aiscnus M %,
/ ". n. Ca.srl- So g., Nellie X Frnk
s5.l5, Jt'tie Futeh S. Is, DIla Wolf
IS IS; Gain-svi.le No. 70, I. h. D. Buse
$40 30, p. D. McLin S. Is, Amy J..
Lavi. 81 IS. Matte r. Day 81 IS, Net
"A Hearst 81 IS, Emms L. william.
A. IS. l. L. Mutrrll s2.5S. Carrie Moore
81 IS. Mamie &. DeBose 81 IS, Jud in
p. Raipey 81 IS, Mary r. Tret,er s. 10;
Lochloosa No. %, Ella foqua slu.3oi
Orange Helrht- No 80. q b. FEEDING
AIS: Louise No. ~. Viola Carrie on,
Two months, $40 30; Perseverance No.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
PILES CURED IN 8 TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT il guaranteed to
care any Gaze Of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing nr Protrud inR Pur. VA 4 90 IL days
or money refunded. soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-22
MONTHLY MEETING
OF SCHOOL BOARD
badness Transacted at Last
Meeting Of This Body.
.o,,s1y rRsAsURsR's REPORT

showing tn. Condition Of the Several
Evnds--ltemzed Statement ct Al
Warrants issued at the February
Meeting Of the Board.
p.,ox ne publish the proceedings 81
Al. Bosrd Of Pubic INSTRUCTION A. the
,.., regular meeting, held on February
s,h The report 10 qui'e Lengthy. ~ II
.,h,,ees both county and sub-di-triet
.sbools, but will prov" Of interest 10
,bo.e engs ged in school WORK;
financial Statement of the Board OF
Public Instruction, Alachua Coun-
~. Florida. for the Month End
ing Feb. 8. 1907.
Hon 5. II. wieness. CLERK Circuit
Court. Alachua County. ia.
Sir; In compliance Wilh Section ,,
Chapter 1882, Laws OF Florida. We here
by fife with you the following Itrm'Erd
statement ut the moneys re- eivrd and
expended and warrants issned during
the month ending F.b 5. $780,:
Tressurer's Report.
Ian. I. 1907. Bal. last report $3.50 81
Less Warrants (COm. SCHOOL, z69 %
Balance .....,... ..... s2,32O 20
SPECIAL TAX DISTRICTS.
Jan. l, Balance ..,......,.."s 80 u
Received from Sup't, Holiowsy
for dat. Al. ............ 4os ~
Received from Sup't. Hollossy
10, Dist ......... 400 o.
3 9s5 %
Lees Warrants ........... 1000 20
Balance .............. s 20 IS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01


CD per cent. per annnm from the 31st
day OF December, A. ID. 1906. payable
annually at the same time that the
said several installments become due
and payable. respectively.
The said supplemental special tax
Is levied to be paid In ten annual In
stallments, and the amount of the first
lnstallment thereof Is the sum OF
Fifty.Nine Dollars and Seventy-Two
Cents (s59.72l, and said installment
became and was due and payable on
the End day of January. A. ID. 1907. The
nine remaining instnllments of said
supplemental special tax are for the
sum Of Three Hundred $4,000 Dollars
each, and the same become due and
payable on the 2nd day OF January.
A. ID. 1908, the End day OF January,
A, d. 1909 the End day OF January, A.
y. 1910, the End day of January, A.
ID, 1911, the End day OF January. A
ID. 1912, the End day OF January, A.
ID. 1913, the End day OF January, A.
ID. 1914 the End day of January. A.
p. 1915, and The End day OF January,
A. ID. 1916. respectively, and each and
all of said ten installments bear in.
terest at the rate OF five 60 per cent.
per annum from the 3lst day OF De
cember, A, d. 1906, payable annually
at the same time that the said several
instalIments become due and payable.
respectively.
The combined amount Of the first
installment of said original and sup.
Elemental special tax Is the sum OF
Eight hundred Ninety-Nine Dollars
and Seventy Cents (sS99.7D !,
and the combined amount of the nine
remaining instalments OF said orig
inal and supplemental special tax IL
the sum Of Fourteen Hundred (1400)
Dollars each.
All persons interested are hereby
notified TO call and pay the amount
assessed. at he City Treasurers
office, at the Cairo National Bank,
No. S04 Commercial avenue, in the
city OF Cairo, Illinois, within thirty
800 days from the date hereof
Dated this seventh day of February.
A. D. 1907.
JAMES QUINN,
City Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
TO CONSOLIDATE
THEIR INTERESTS
S. GOULD. or THE GRAND LEAD.
Err, AND MRS. c. n. BRAcK,
EFT. THE MILLiNER,
WILL ENTER INTO
PARTNERSHIP.

An important business change is
about to take place In which Mr. $.
Gould proprietor of the Grand Leader,
and Mrs. c. H. Bracket, the we'll
known milliner, will consolidate their
interests.
Mrs. Bracket will remove her mill
inery store to the Grand Leader build.
ing at I'D Commercial avenue and the
millinery department will occupy the
north store room of the building
which Is now vacant with the excep.
tion OF the show windows used for the
display of dry goods.
In this handsome store room the
Grand Leader will have one OF the
finest millinery departments in South
ern Illinois The store will be carp O.
ed aud fitted with modern fixtures and
the millinery viii be entirely under
the supervision OF Mrs. Bracket who
will be manager Of he department
and retain her present efficient corps
of assistants.
This change will take place abnui
April LIST and Mrs Bracket viii va
cate her present quarters al 702 Com
mercia avenut during this month.
This change is regarded as a very
suspicious one as both Mr.. Gould and
Mrs. Bracket are enterprising and
progressive in business methods and
the change doubtless viii prove a mt
tual financial benefit
The Grand Leader is one Of The bcsF
stores in Southern Illinois making
a specially of womens realy-to-wear
clothing and dress accessories. With a
millinery department as an addition
its popularity will be increased
greatly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

CaiIos& Thebes in the Santa Fe cross
ing case would seem 10 indicate.
Ii is claimed that the reason for
permitting grade crossing at Cache
was thar the Illinois Central and the
Mobile Il Ohio contemplated Il heavy
interchange business at that point
though it never materialized. If such
reason was instrumental in securing
a grade crossing at Cache 1t should
have quail consideration at this time
in the matter Of the Santa Fe crossing
where the Cairo & Thebes expects to
do large interchange with the G. &
II l. II is evident that this Is one Of
the chief considerations of the Illinois
Central in objecting TO the grade
crossing a Santa Fee hoping to pre-
vent interchange between the Cairo
& Thebes and an Illinois Central com
petitive line.
The topography OF the land at
Cache Fountain Bluff and at Tamms
where the Mobil & Ohio and the G.
K E. I. cross at grade is about the
same g. "a the proposed crossing Of
the Cairo & Thebes and there are no
Objectionable curves or other differ
cnces that would make the Cairo a.
Thebes crossing more dangerous than
any OF those mentioned.
As an example Of the fleet Of an
overhead crossing. attention is called
tu Juin where the G. d L. !. crosses
the Illinois Central overhead. As a
result Ullin is deprived of compel IT.
tive rates which the town would OBJ
tain If The crossing was at grade so
thar the C. & f. l. could be reached.
With the overhead crossing the town
has no advantages of Two railroads
no c. a +. l. depot. and Ullin remains
purely local to The Illinois CCentral.
The action Of the Illinois Central
viii MOI meet with the approval of the
business interests OF Cairo and great
influence should be txerted to defeat
its unjust purpose. and every pos
sibIe effort should be made TO point
out To the railroad and warehouse com
miss iouGrs the motive which prompts
such uuwarran,ed action.
A SHIPPTR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
PARS|FAL COMES
FOR SECOND TIME
FAMOUS AND MUCH
TALKED or DRAMA TO BE
ELABORATED PRESENTED
CURTAIN RISES AT 7:45.

"parsifal. which should be hailed
with sigh Of appreciation and relief
|by the Cairo theatre goers after n
.long run Of musical comedies and
eomie operas. comes TO the Cairo
.opera house tonight. The drama
which II perhaps i6a mpst .taiFed of
Hand successful attraction ever offered
was seen here last year and made a
most favorable impression The pro
dnetion roright Is said to be even
more elaborate than that offered be-
fore and the company Is beyond the
pale Of criticism.
Wagnegs wonderful drama rs de-
cribea as "a play as broad as hui
mainly itself; elaborate and spectacu
lar in production. weird in It's por.
travail Of elemental passions; absorb
ing rs q drama Of the highest good
ye keen and intense ia its appeal to
the individual
From the time Of its earliest pro.
duction, "1arsifaI" has ryailed Babel
as a storm center Of talk, The way
in which this art-work keeps all
tongues wasging is highly suggestive
THE play is saturated with Budd-
hism procaims the oracular critic.
This drama Is intended to teach
nothing, insists the literary wise
acre IN has no ethic content. II is
simply a spectacle 10 please theatre
goers ana fill an evening with agree
able sensations 1T is a shrewdly
planned commercial enterprise" "a
most ingenious filler Of the cash
drawer" snee.s the sagacious cynic
wnile the free thinker. with unwonted
awe. sazes feyerentiy upon the SYM
bolS OF religion which il employs.
i chip drifting upon the Atlantic
does rot stir up such "a sea, nor leave
behind It such q foaming wake. Only
work of colossal proportions can
produce such a commotion THIS uni
yersal hnbbub proves that the scope
of "ParsifaI is encyclopedias. That
it runs the samut OF experience; thar
it sweeps the c.cIe of influence as vast
a. me HORIZON Of human opinion The
core ct eye.y error is a truth.
Theatre goers should bear in mind
that owing 20 the lessth of the per
formanec The curtain win rise ar 7:45
and No one Wi be seated after that
Time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Special Warrants No. 3.

Special warrants NO. D.
Notice: Public notice IS hereby
given that the county court OF Alex
ander county. Illinois has rendered
judgments for a special tax, and for
a supplemental special tax upon prop
erty benefited by the following i'm
provement: For the construction OF a
vitrifed tile pipe sewer and OF vitri-
fed brick pavement In and upon
Ohio street, from the north line OF
Eighth street to the north line of
Fourteenth street, in the city of
Cairo. Illinois, under Ordinance No.
50 Of said city Of Cairo, as will more
fully appear from the certified copies
of the judgments on file in my office;
that the warrants for the collection of
such special tax are in the hands oil
the undersigned.
Said original special tax is levied
to be paid in ten annual installments
and the amount Of the first install
ment thereof is the sum Of Eight
Hundred and Forty Dollars and Five
Cents (ss40)5l. and said install
ment became and was due and pay
able on the End day Of January. a. ID.
1907. The nine remaining installments
Of said original special tax are for the
sum Of Eleven Hundred fsll00) Dol
lars each and the same become due
and payable on the md day Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
CAREY HALLIDAY LUMBER co
CHANGE OF NAME.

Notice IS hereby given that by reso-
luton Of the stockholders Of the
Carey Halliday Lumber Co. adopted
at a special meeting held on the 18th
day Of February. A D.. 1907. and Ger
tifcate thereof filed in office Of the
secretary Of state Of the State Of Hi
nois on the Goth day Of February.
1907. and a like certificate filed for
ecord In the offiee of the Recorder Of
Deeds in and for the County of Alex
ander Illinois on the 20th day of
February, 4. D.. 1907 the name If
said Carey-Tialliday Lumber Co. has
been changed 10 National Lumher 4
WOodware Co, and the capital stock
OF the company increased to S25o.000-
c. 3. CAREY.
President n said Company.
Attest: F. d. CAREY,
Secretary Of said Company
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MAxlms AND moRAliziNos.

What We like In writer's is their re-
semblance 10 ourselves. -Edouard
Rod
To critleise Is TO tell everything that
passes through ones head.-Salnte
Beuye
Any literature which has not for its
object perfection. morality. the ideal.
the useful is an unhealthy literature
and stiil boTn-Alexandre Dumas, Ills
Belief in progress is a doctrine OF
lazy people. There can bo so true.
that IS. moral progress except in in
diFidusls and By individuals them
sslvss.-Chsrles Baudslaire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
THE eEEJIY SEEKERS.

A bad-tempered woman can never
be beautiful
A well balanced admiration Of ones
self Is a great beautifer
Cultivate graciousness. for It is ma
lures greatest beautitier.
Daintiness has come to be the mod
ern woman's chief charm
Harmony in dress pleases more
eyes than costly gewgaws
If you have no thought for YOUR
self. remember that others admire
beauty.
Beauty may be only skin deep. but
II has more value than NEST kinds Of
plating.
Things which beautify an cid WON
an may detract from the appearance
of the young girl
French women never allow them
selves nor anyone else to suggest that
they are growing old.
Don't wait until tomorrow 10 think
Of the graceful form and comely face.
Ter b. that time middle age settles
and Formidable crows feet viii be
with you TO stay.-Philadelphia Press.
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Circulation.

ill.,. Z1GS
The above is a correct statement OF
the number Of copies printed OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906 and
for the month of January 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of February, 1907
(SeaD LEO j. hLEb,
Notary Public.