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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
GOOD RACING AT
P|MuCO TRACK
Flying virginian Wins steeple-
chase in Fast and Bold
Company.
FOUR FAvoRITEs WINNERS
Best Bet of Day Is at ? to j on
ShiIly Shally-Other
Results.
-FOUR FAvoRITEs WINNERS

BALTIMORE. Md. August 3l.-The
third days racing at Pimlico furnished
the best sport seen here for some
time. While the fields were small in
one or two events, what they lacked
in numbers they made up In exciting
finishes. The last race, a steeple-
chase. was decidedly the feature from
a spectacular point OF view. for, while
but three horses came to the post, the
race was exciting from start to finish.
Flying Virginian was picked to win
and we'll played In the books. AL
though there was quite little money
on Captain Hayes by the local hunt
ing set. Hayes got off in the lead, with
Tavannes second and the favorite
last. At the third jump Tavannes fell
and Flying Virginian gradually closed
on Hayes and at the Liverpool passed,
taking the lead by two lengths.
This he kept to the last half, where
Savage brought Captain Hayes we'll up
and he looked like a winner half way
down the stretch when Virglnian again
pulled away, winning easily. Savage
put up a fine ride on Captain Hayes,
but the local horse tired badly in the
last eighth.
Four favorites again won, the best
bet of the day being the sixth race,
when Silly Shally, heavily played at
2 and came home an easy. winner.
Escobar ran away before the first
race thus spelling his chances of the
race. He was considered good thing.
| and backed down from 8 to and 8
| to /.
Summary.
| First receive furlongs, hunters, four
! year olds and upwards-Jonah,1 100. Mr..
Wright. &C to 1 and 2 to u, first.
| Tellfare, $50, Mr. Harrlon, (even and
I to ~ second, Mystery, 40, Mr.. Spen-
Ger, e to | and to 81 third Time.
! 1904 1-2.
Escobar, Hattie Day. Uncle AL. also
| ran. Scratched: Recruit, Notrekirp.
Second race--siN furlongs, three
/ year Odds and upwards-Baby Willie,
/ 113, Woods. a to s and out)s first,
/ President Monroe, 105, Stevens. (50 TO
/ / and IL to y second. Congress 600
to and 10 to ~, third. Time, 1:16 al,
Pirateer. Arnove. The Saracen,
Comma, Hay Market, Lorphine, also
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scllednIc for To-Day.

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
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NEW YORK, August 31.-Adding the
richest turf purse OF the year to his
already long record OF victories. James
i. Keene's unbeaten two-year-old colt
Colin, son of the great Commando,
won the Futurity stakes at Sleeps
head Bay to-day. and amply repaid the
confidence OF the betting public, which
made him 1 to favorite over the
other seven horses in the race. 1t
was the smallest field that ever went
to the post in a Futurty In the twenty
years of the race, but this fact de-
tracted little from the performance OF
the winner. Knocked back at the
start of the six furlong dash and badly
shut of before the elbow OF the chute
was reached, Colin led his field by two
lengths at the finish. and established
new record for the race of 1911 1-5.
BY his victory Colin added $27,530 to
tire enormous sums won this year by
the horses Of the Keene stable. Owing
to the limited field the Futurity purse
Of 1907 was the smallest ever contest
cd for. amounting in the gross to only
"a fraction more than $4,000 against a
high value Of $4,000 in 1890.
Bar None, a Nasturtium colt belong
ing to Harry Payne Whitney, was sec
one in driving finish with Chapulte-
pee. from the stable OF Fred Buriew,
third. Bar None was second choice n
the betting and ran a splendid race.
He was under drive all through s!.e
stretch, first In an effort to overhaul
Chapultepec. the early pacemaker. and
then in vain endeavor to head off the
fast-flying Colin.
Thousands See Great Race.
1t was an ideal day for racing. and
the topped stands, the green
stretches of lawn and the clubhouse
and paddock enclosures. There Were
but few in the immense crowd who
did not concede the Futurity to Colin
before the horses went to the post
The colt, by his victories OF Saratoga
and at the early spring meetings
about New York, had been acclaimed
the champion two-year-oid OF the sea.
son.
His victory to-day in the face Of bad
racing luck gained him new favor In
The eyes of expert horsemen, who pre-
dicted that Colin would prove a greater
horse than Sysonby. regarded by Mr.
Keene as perhaps the best horse he
ever owned.
How Colin Picked Up Field.
The start of tbs, Futurty. far up the
curving course which takes its name
from the race, seemed we'll nigh per-
feet and the fleet field came rushing
for the finish in such compact mass
that the colors OF the crouching jock
g cys could scarcely be distinguished
AS the little group of thoroughbreds
came closer, 1t was seen that Colir
was we'll back. Jockey Walter Mille1
was In the saddle, and he picked W
the other horses one by one Chapulte;
pee, off to flying start was well on
lin front and setting pace to wh!cl
in large part was due the new record
At the turn into the stretch Colin hnt
passed all but the leader Miller triet
to cut over in front of Chapultepec
1cnntinuad on rhird PaCe.l
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Records of the Clubs.


NEW YORK, August 31.-The Phil
adelphia Americans appeared FOR tlle
last time this season on the Hilltop
Grounds and shut out Griflith's men,
Score by Innings: T. - y.
-. 90 oo.o2 % !
New York. NJ. % 90. 0 900 A
Batteries: Bender and Schreck: Ches-
bro and Thomas. Time. 1850. Umpire,
O'Loughlin
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An EiGht-Inning Tie.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 3l,-
Cleveland and Chicago played an
eight inning tie game, each scoring
two runs. The game was called early
by agreement.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago ..........20 o o o 000--2
Batteries: Rhoades and Bemiss,
Walsh Smith and sullivan. Time.
4: 43. Umpire. Connolly.
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LEADERS WIN IN
BOTH BIG LEAGUES
Detroit Shuts Out Browns and
Chicago Ties Cleve-
land.
GIANTS WIN BOTH CONTESTS
Boston Is Twice Beaten at Home
by the McGraw Team, While
the Chicago Cubs Win.
GIANTS, WIN BOTH CONTESTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Scores.
Washington, /; Boston, o.
Philadelphia. 3; New York, o.
Cleveland. 9; Chicago, (eight in
nings by agreement.
Detroit. s.; st. Louis. 0.
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Where They Play To-Morrow.

~ VI q e NY 4 my 1V'-.'kUH KUWs
Times-Dispatch and Journals at C..
C. A. grounds--two games
Locos and c. c. A., at West Point.
Watkins-cottrell and Briar Hill, at
Chestnut Hill.
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COLTS TAKE FIRST
AND TIE UP SECOND
Revelle's Fine Work in
Box and Sharp Support
Win a Pretty Battle.
sALVE IN OTHER i
PREVENTS SCORE
Colts Did Not Send Man Over
Until Ninth, but That One
Proved Sufficient to Win.
Scores OF Other
Games in the
League. a
u
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.
Schedule for Monday.

Danville at Richmond 1.-TWO games.l
Norfolk at Portsmouth (morningO
Portsmouth at Norfolk (afternoon.)
Roanoke at Lynchburg (morning)
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T|MES-D|SP'ATCH IS
WINNER OF: BOTH.
Watkins-Cottrell Boys Put Up
Pretty Battle in First Game,
but Lose.
SECOND A BATTING MATCH
Rees Driven from the Box and
Ellyson and Gruner Both /.
Hit Freely.
SECOND A BATTING MATCH.
Yestcrduy.s Scores.

Times-Dispatch. 8; Watkins cottrell,
2 (flrst game).
Times-Dispatch. IA; watkins-cottrell,
8 Second game).
Richmond Journal. Z; Locos, s (hrst
game).
Richmond Journal 8; Locos, tsecond
game).
Briar Hill, Il; Christ Church Associa-
tion 9 (first game).
Christ Church Association. 4; Briar
Hill. . (second game).
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Score by innings: r.
Roanoke ..................0 o o 90
Richmond -.....l.t,.-.........,.. ~ U Y y D ID
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Clayton. YER
nrelle, Stolen bases-Rickard. McMahon.
Heffron. Struck out--By Nernuelle. 2: by
Salve, 6. Bases on balls--Vernuelle, l; by
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Commercial Ave. and Eighth street,
CAIRO ILLINois.

Csptai ................... .t1O0,O0U
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 5000
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cHlcAGo LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May 29l-CATTLE-The
demand was very active and prices
for steers advanced - to 5 cents
There were Instances whore gains oi
les cents were noted but this did MOI
extend o all classes. Cow stuff was
about steady in spite Of the fact thai
packers were not able to secure good
staff because Of in ir new rule. Strona
INJURY for bulls put them at the high
lest level of the year. They stood
about % cents higher than Monday
Packers took all offerings of steers. nc
matter how unattractiye they might
be ana purchased animals that andel
.ncsnal conditions would go TO feed
ers
HOGS-Thcre was a fair demand At
prac. ically unchanged prices, al
though there we're a fsw sales at q
) cent advance.
SHEEP-While the demand was ac
tive prices held steady Injury foi
lambs was tame unless tn y wert
of good iuality.
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In the Wheat Market Caused Strong
CIosing After Day Of Ups and
Downs in Movements.

= ,It- 49, M ,,,TII. :, >, :,
N'N'9o' ''"s ~ 4" iir'A .- ~
'lnued wel weather ~ the wa n lei
lmassed the pplt trades ON the beal
sides and free selling wa induIged ii
a the start the opening d clnes rang
ling from 1a 70 vi cents, Before TIE
frat half hoar passed however. prices
advanced more than cent on god
demand by several leading commits
lsion houses. Later liberal purchases
Iby shorts gave the market additional
strength Near the close the market
eas d of ON profit taking and selling
iby holders who did not wish 10 carry
lines over the holiday but the under
itcne was rather firm Reports of good
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Office of the City Clerk. Cairo, H.,
Nav 1907

Office of the City Clerk. Cairo, III.
May s, 1907.
Public notice is hereby given thar
on Friday, the 3lst day Of May. A. d
1907. a special election will be helt
In the Fourth ward Of the city o
Cairo. in the county OF Alexander
state of illinois. for The election Of one
alderman from the said Fourth ward
TO fill the unexpired term Of William
J Lawier. deceased.
For the purpose Of the said election
polls viii be opened at the barber
shop Of Charles Anderson, No. 315
Fourteenth street. being situated on
southerly side of said street between
Poplar street asd Washington avenue
Polls win be opened at 7:jO O'Clock
a. N. and continue open until SOC
O'clock 2 II. OF the said 31st day Of
May. 1907
Nomination papers for said election
an be secured at this Office and must
be filed In this Office on or before
day 18th. 1907.
BY order Of the city council.
ROBERT A. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
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to use cfutches; blood thln or skin
pale; skin itches and burns; shifting
pains; bad breath; sciatica, lumbago,
gout, etc Botanic Blood Balm (B. p
I'D will remove every symptom, Civ
ing quick relief from the first dose
and Botanic Blood Balm sends a rich
tingling flood OF warm, rich. pure
blood direct to the paralyzed nerves
bones and joints, giving warmth and
strength just where 1t is needed. and
in this way making perfect. lasting
cure Of rheumatism in all its forms
Weak, inactive kidneys-B b. b
strengthens weak kidneys and blad
der, draining off all diseased matter
and all uric acid, so the urine flows
freely and naturally.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. 3. b. Is
pleasant ard safe 10 take. Composed d
of pure Botanic Ingredients. Price
81 per large bottle, at drug stores OF
by express prepaid. Sample free by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca
Sold in Cairo, Ill.,, by w. =. Simon
1901 Washington Ave. Call or write.
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Medical that prac-
ticaliy segcn-.--hs 81 eur ills are
due 90 CvcrflcC Colds in the
mead are often due % eating too much.
lt may be claimed THAT oar own we'll
spread boards are Ia eager compared TO
those Of cur ancestors. Probably but
1ur ancestors were hardy and able to
throw on the effects of a hearty meal
We do not take into consideration the
great difference between their life and
jurs.
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SHORTS SCRAMBLE. FIRM UNDERTONE
At Close Of Yesterdays stock Market
owing to Strength Of Prices
Accounts Closed for Holiday

New York, May 29.-The closing up
lof accounts was the important in
fuenco at work today IN the stock
market, the Decoration day holiday
tomorrow being the motive, The fact
that the closing up OF speculative ac.
| counts resulted In more buying then
lseIing Of stocks was conhrmatory Of
tine impression that The position is
largely extended on the short side Of
1.-The market The uncertain price
movement Of wheat, reports Of more
Favorable weather in crop regions and
lthe forecast Of needed rains and
higher temperature, added to the dis
inclination Of shorts to remain uncov.
tered over the holiday. The rise in
copper in The London metal market
was a helpful factor for metal stocks
here The speech to be delivered BY
President Roosevelt at indianapolis
tomorrow was much discussed Ac-
eurate knowledge of the substance Of
he speech was professed in many
quarters. but confidence was less pro-
nouuced as to the Interpretation to be
placed upon it in public discussion.
This was an element. however in
promptly covering operations by
shorts
The strength Of the days market
ia spite Of its extreme dullness drove
The shorts into something like
scramble at the last which raised
them o the highest Of the day, but
which was not fully maintained to
the closing.
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The fact that a young lady Of Flor
ence. NJ j.. u s. A., almost lost her
life as the result of laughing inn
moderately for eight hours at a joke
which was made to her, has, we note,
made the American comic papers
more cautious than usual.-London
Punch.
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The British coast erosion committee
rcioices oFef iha discovery ihat the
Sea has added aa152 acres 60 tine Brit
ish lrlCr in gr1rs and carried away
cnly fls ac.as. The land cnt OF as
been valuable. however while the.
sandbanLs added may remain useless
fJr many years.
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A orowler.

MANY a man, said Brother Will
liams. 'growls 'kaze he ain't got nut
tin ter growl bout ! once knowed
man what growled 'kaze dc spots on
de sun wuz7't big enough or be a
shady umbrellor fer him while he wuz
plowin in July"
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Indigestion is not only the most
prevalent Of all diseases, but is the
most far-reaching in its complications.
says Dr. Latson, in Health Culture.
In recognition of this fact a brilliant
medical man has said There is but
one Observation-Disclosures
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ereatest Horsebaek &c.

The greatest ride on horseback
ever done mp to his time was done by
Cowper Thornhill Hunfingdonshirc.
England. April %. 1875. who rode 2t3
niles in u hours and Il minutes TO
win a wager Of 500 guineas.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


New York, May Money on call
easy I1sm2 per cent; closing bid ] Y
rer cent. Time loans slightly iirmer;
sixty days 3% al per cent; ninety
days 3A az per cent; six months
AZ as per cent. Prime Apaper 81
I.er cent Exchange steady. demand
isG.75@So: sixty days lS3.50d55. Bar
silver G72s.
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Some friends s.-.e discussing a
painter whose laziness was proverbial
in the quarter lie is so lazy, said
one "ihat he paints nothing bat win
ter scenes to save himself the troable
of putting leaves on the trees. Nos
Loisirs.
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Cardinal Manning used to say that
he never saw an irish name in a po-
lice case without no'ing It. grieving
over IL and REGARDING it as almost an
alias Of his OVID
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RHEU UMATISM
Bone or Back Pains, Swollen Joints
Cured Through The Blood
BY Botanic Blood Balm (B. 3. b.
Leading Symptoms of rheumatism
which Botanic Blood Balm Cures:

Bone pains, sciati.
ca or shooting pains
up and down the leg;
a C hing ba ck OF
s h ouider blades,
swollen joints or
swollen muscles, dir
ficulty in moving
around so You have
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ru.n cIa.n. :. nl.t,n,tion.

The Grenoble district II France Is
noted in the export trade Of that
country for two very different prod
ucts-walnuts and Kid gloves.
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State OF Illinois, County of Alexander, SIS;
|, Geo + Ort, Cashier of irst Bank ard
Trust ompauy do solem9ly swear tn 1t the
abave statement is true. To the best of my
koowiedge and belief r
Geo r. Ort, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this oath
day OF May 1907. EMMA $. RILEY
lshAL. Notary Public
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The First Bank and Trust
Company

At Cairo, State OF Illinois, before the com
nnencement Of business on the 2ist day oi
May, 1907, AZ made TO the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, for the State OF Illinois,
pursuant to law. NA
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SOUTHERN DIVISION

by mkuy hours, leaving Cairo at 7i1B p. q
arriving In New York atz:S0 the second day
goUTHEAk DIVISION
rHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NKMrHI
EAsHviLLE, CHATTANOOGA, Az
LANTA, JACKSON WILLIE, ga.
VAENAH, VICKHbCRG
aud JACKSON WILLIE
2i54 a. m. ''The Dixie Flyer" Msuykia
Nashville and Jacksonville,
3;I .. m. Memphis and New rlssAs Linit
ed via Memphis arriving In hemphia al sgs
.. N. and New Orleans 6:ib y. m.
600 n. M, Paducsh and .ouisvills.
I,4I p. IN, daily, Memphis and New OrlsAE
Fast Nah arriving In Memphis ~ T:ss ,. N. nas
New Orleans at s:1u q. IN,
1;4I D. m, daily, NsshviIis, OssisnsorsAnc
Atlanta.
arto m Fulton Accommodation.
p. n slppkl aha rs. oIis.as uyssis
srri,s ia Memphis 81 tl;se ,. ~, Es~ orlssb
n " m.
SIS %. q. Psducnh ,Hd LouiIvfIls.
- or through tickets, sleeping ear asooB
nodstIons and further Information apply a.
utsois CsutYai Passenger station, OAiro, N.
3 ~. 5oNEa. Tiskst Az
S. A. HATCH, c. p. A.
A. n. HANSON, Pass. Traffic Mgr.
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EVER WATcHFUL.
a Little Care viii Save Many Cairo
Readers Future Trouble.

Watch the kidney secretions
See that they have the amber hu.
Of health;
The discharges not excessive or in
| freq ent;
Contain no brlck,dust like" sedi
men,.
noan's Kidney Pills will do this for
you,
They watch The kidn vs. and cure
thcm when they're sick,
S. w Shoemaker, 22G Ninth street.
Cairo ILL., says. no or three years
Iago began to have pains in my back
'and hips and would often get up in
lhe morning feeling wors Than when
Il went to led. ! would be 50 lame at
tlmcs TIA / could not rest and every
honc In my body seemed 10 ache. MY
wife procured d box OF Dcan's Kidney
Pills for ne at Schuh's drug stoFa
and began taking thom according 70
directions The effects were marvel.
ous in very short time ana re,
eeiyed great relief (From statement
made in 1900
Confirmed Proof.
On February ith, 1907, Mr.. Shoe
maker confirmed the above by saying:
II still hold the same opinion Of
Doan's Kidney Pills as when | first
used them seven years ago. They did
wonders for me at that time, and
since have recommended them to
my friends and they received a cure
after other remedies had lailSd.
Doan's Kidney Pills are superior 10
anything have used"
Forsale By all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for The United
States,
Remember the name -Doans- and
take no other.
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Reoeints and shinments.

Chicago May 29.-The following
car load lots represent the days re-
ceipts AVID shipments
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Interest Paid On Time Deposits
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ApproprIateIy characterized.

Appropriately characterized.
Three-year-old Oliver was warned to
run away from two bumblebees which
were bnzzins about his head. The fol.
lowing day i.e tore into the house, ex-
claiming 70, mamma. those old bum
flies are out again"
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TIME OF TRAINS At
southbouna

southbouna
No. 1 Express. daily. " ...2:25 pm.
No. 3 Havana Ltd. daily. " 2:2s an
No. 5 Express, daily. ly....II15pn
Northboun1
No. 2 Express. daily, lv.....210 pm.
no. 4 limited. daily. lg......21sa an.
No. zxsrsss. a.ily. lv..Ess An
Corrected 70 May I. 1907.
=. v TAStoz. JNo. ~. sEalL,
Gsnssai Asns7sr. Gisssrai f.s.srsts Ar~-t-
hoh1l-A. Ala - a-Jlis. ~
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ILLINOIS Central
Corrected 10 May &c, 1907.
THE FAST MAIL RoUtA
shosssst and Quickest Roassa
Il. Louis & Chicag,


I 1872 .. m. uAiiy Chicago vcstibule Limited
arriving IN Chicago at II 80 \. m, connectins
with afternoon trains for all points east and
north.
2,23 \. m. Daily St. Louis Might Limitee
arriving IN 81. Louis 1t 7:08 .. m, connsctins
At Union station for all points west. slsspinS
sars open st $3.50 p. m.
500 a. M, 1nicngo Daylight Elpresa
EXCEPT Sunday, makes ali stops between Caifs
q Chicago, arriving in Chicago at $3.50 p. mi
G 800 a. M. st. Louis Morning EHpress
except Sunday, arriving In 81. Louis 81 il'.
lI:l 8 a. III. st. isouis Fast Mail arriv
Ing In st. Louis at 4:lb .. m.
I1:I5 a. m. Chicago Midday specin ,
srrivinE In Chicago, $50 p. m.
2;35p. m. Daily ~. Louis Limited, xr.
riyirs In 81. Louis at $40 p. III.
2:56 d. IN. Afternoon Express for Odih
effinEhsin, Nation, Tolons, Champaign, Ch
csgu.
6ii0 p. m. Tbebes accommodation.
7:I5 u. m. Chic ngo and Eastern Ex
Oress arriving In Chicago 1t 80 .. m Indian,
spolis, 7:25 Cincinnati, 1880 .. n,. Buffalo, "a
.. m, Hew York 1850 >. n. sisspinx ssrsl
Chicago
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ofnesrs.


pIrsstars.
q A Bussr. J. H GslliraH
Thos. Boyd, G. o. Patfer
VIM. Klugs. c. Y. Neft
Chas. Fsuchter. Jr,. N. n Thistlesood
ID. 3. Lsnsdsn, Georgs Parsons
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pa~mauoare For New York and caste
rdSSchytTS citIes should bear 10
that the Illinois Central is the Quiekes 81
arriving In New York Atz:S0 the second day
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Alexander County
Savings Bank

sRIcTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
cAIRo, ILLINOIS.
Capital ..... .... .tso,occ
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $1,000
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Ed. p. Fitzgerald, no. 1910 Com
nsercial avenue.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-06-27
PATRIOTIC FREMONT.
One Of Wayne Lounty'S Best Towns
Will DIly Observe July 4th.

The citizens of Fremont, one of the
pest towns in Wayne county-and
therefore in the State-will duly OBJ
serve the glorious Fourth of July by a
general suspension of business and 2
celebration of the day as it should be-
the nations birthday, and b birth
day of the greatest nation in all the
world.
THE ARGUS is authorized to state
that all the stores and business houses
of Fremont will be closed throughout
the day, and the trading public art
asked to govern themselves according
ly.
Ex-Governor Aycock, a native Ere
mont boy, will be the orator of the pa
triotic occasion.
Good for Fremont.
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mefklu Arpns.
6oIDsBoRo, N. c., JUNE 81 1907
PRESENT OUTLOOK OF WHEAT.

Wheat for May touched in Chicago
1903 1-2, but it is now selling nearly
ten cents lower. The crop scare led to
an advance of 80 cents a bushe1, and
shen the government showed that the
crop would be about 625, 600 600 bushels
aDne-thIrd of the ad was lost.
The next government report will
show the condition of the crop on June
Is, and its appearance is awaited with
interest, for it will pretty well cover
the story of the winter wheat harvest
and explain the condition of the spring
wheat crop which has all the troubles
81 weather before it,
Che home consumption and e de-
sasasnd is put at 525 900 900 bushels.
Ei,e crop is put at 625, 00O, 900 bushels
TO this should be added 15O. O0O, 900
Bushels brought over from 1906-a total
of rs .9Oe, 900 bushels. Last years
crop was 735, o 900 bushels. The ex-
port for the harvest year will foot up
1aB. q @ bus-els. We can export
thxt amount and yet have enough for
iced and home consumption, and have
2I0, $40, 600 bushels on hand as a reserve
al the end of the harvest year in 1908.
The government report for June 25 is
expected to sustain these figures.