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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
THE COTTON MARKET.
Prices Decline Hot n Dry IN Parts Of
Texas, but weather Generally Favor
le-EAquidation n Beartsh Pressure.

Texas, but weather Generally Favor
able Liquidation and Beartsh Pressure.
The long interest has become a little bit
too heavy for the size Of the market here
and bear interests took advantage Of u.
They were aided by cooler weather In Texas
and indications Of rain In the Southwest,
an well as favorable weather conditions
In most parts Of the belt east Of the Mississippi.
Also some profess to believe hat the Agri-
cultural Bureau put the condition too low
In the fear Of further bulldozing from a GER
tain element In the South. IL il due the
Agricultural Bureau to say that its report
IL indorsed by one Of the leading commercial
ne newspapers Of the country and various COM
mission houses here. 50 far as the weather
In the Southwest is concerned 1t Ia not alto
gether favorable. At some sixteen different
points the maximum temperatures reported
yesterday we're on to 1902 degrees In Texas. and
the State 10 far as the Official records show
had very little rain. Private dispatches
were cited as indicating that considerable
rain has fallen. but private dispatches very
often have to be received with a large grain
Of allowance-an~ allowance. that Is to say, for
downright mendacity. TIT Liverpool mar
ket will not reopen Tuesday. II it comes
out eatfooted In favor Of the Government
report the effect here may be marked. In
any case unless the weather conditions dur
tuk u plCbtub NiOutn arc t1CcptlDuhuy
good a bull speculation is likely to develop.
Even as 1t stands. with the August condition
one OF the lowest on record, cotton has some
strong friends who are simply hiding their
time.
Messrs. Carpenter. Hubbard, Bache, Nor
den and Miller a Co. were sellers. Messrs.
Weld, Violet and Freeman were buyers.
The statistical position Is as follows:
All kinds OF ~cotton-Visible supply to-day.
2.S+0 1921. or 8 $3.50 more than at the corre-
spending time last year. Visible supply during
the week loses 100 .6i5. against q loss Of 1870, eos
during the corresponding week last year.
American Cotton Brought into sight for
the week. 5000. OF 1875 lees than the corre-
spending week last year. Brought into sight
to date. i3.277.6S7, or 2.342. 500 more than In
the corresponding time last year. Visible
supply to-day. l Jos. e2I. or $40, $50 more than
at the corresponding time last year. Visible
supply during the week loses s 3,ei5, against
a loss of i02. e83 during the corresponding
week last year. Spinners' takin9s for week,
l20, sis, or 80 .233 less than for the corresponding
week last year. Spinners' takings to date
1852. se<, or i.i3s. 00% more than In the cor
responding time last year.
Cotton on the spot was unchanged. Mid
ding 3.25c., against 10 roc. last year. The
Southern spot markets were generally steady.
The port receipts we're 90 bales, against I .I75
last week and 3.24l last year.
Futures declined ~ to IL points. closing
barely steady, with estimated sales Of 100 600
bales. Prices as follows:
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Arriv ed-sAruppAr, Aurust A

SIS Csmpania. Liverpool. July p.
SIS La Lorraine. Havrc. July q.
SIS Caledonia, Glasgow. July 81.
SIS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, Hamburg. July
IS Re dItalia. Genoa, July II.
IS Augsburg, Hamburg. July IS.
SIS Cicnfucgos. Cicnfuegos. July 81.
IS Manlanillo. CtenfueRos. July n.
IS border knight: Newport News. Aug. 1.
SIS VI Monte, Galveston, July "a.
rs Apache. Jacksonville. July 81.
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk. Aug. 2.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC rHB DAT.
sun RISES. -. .4:54 Sun sets. .7:i0l Moon rises. I q,
HroH wArwR THIS DAT.
Sand y Hook 400 Gov. Island AS Hell Cate..ssi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04

PROvIsIoNs.-Lard was dull. Prime Vest
ern, s9.45; refined Continent. so.s 30; South
American. Stops: Pork was quiet and steady;
mess, SlSm $3.50. Tallow was quiet: city,
Sssc. Butter-Creamery, extras, 24Hd25c,
cheese State, {. C., small. colored or white.
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE prospect OF lighter hog
receipts next week. 5000 estimated. against
l72. 400 for the same time last year. and strength
In grain market made a better feeling in this
market, and under buying led by the larger
packers the market advanced moderately and
trade was also a bullish factor" Prices as
kolona.
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ARRIvED OUT.

IS &c lic,. at Liverpool from New York.
IS Lucania. at Liverpool from New York.
SIS Necksr, at Genoa from New York.
SIS Friedrich, az Bremen from New York.
SIS Ryndam. at Rotterdam from New York,
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SAILED FROM roRr11S PORTS.

SIS 81. Louis, from Southampton for New York.
Sc Etrurtn, from Liverpool Tor New York.
SIS iceland. from Antwerp for New York.
IS Mesabs, from London for New York.
SIS La Brctagne, from Hayrc for New YORK.
IS state ndanl. from Rotterdam for New YORK.
IS Astoria, from Glasgow Tor New York.
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New York stock Exchange sales. Aug. 3
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Am Tobacco Is lCh RI d p ref Is Mo Kan & Tex I'd
E 5000. ssh 1000 ....SSl4 1000.
1000 ....6S Colo In col " Is Nash Oh & StL SIS
Atch Top 4 > re 5000 80. o7l2 1000, l 2l2
war Ist paid Colo Southern IS North Pacific IS
1000 .... qq34 5000 ...S7lA 5000 ...707s
Atch T & ST CIV Is Del & Hud CIV Is Or 5 L fdg Is
$4,000 ...95l4 5000 80. 81 % 2000....SSia
AtchTop&SFe As ImplJspanese Is Penna CIV 3I1s
1000. -. asia sterling loan 10000 - =
AtlanticCLine As 10000 .... 93s Penna gas 1915
1000. &c. GAS lmpl Jap IS stl'g s000....o0
1000 ....95 loan I'd series Reading GIN IS
Bait & oh gold As 1000. -. 993s 5000 ..ools
1000. ...e9l4l ImperialJap as 1000 ....95
Bait & oh y l. r sterl loan cpn 81 L e. Iron NJ n
a W Y Is 1000 ....So7sI 5000 -. S4la
5000 ...So7sI 10000 IS q34 SO Pacific ref IL
Bait q Ohio 3ias Imp Jap 47s 1 2ooO....9ll4
1000. ...9l Co ct new I'd Southern .Ry IS
Bkn Tn Gas LIST 10000 ....S6iaI 1000. lO7
1000. l lInterboroMet Co Union Pacific n
Central Ga en- IS col trust tl3S 1000
2000s2Ol O 1884 1000....74 l00OsiO. 3 9ls
Cent Paclnc 31asi 5000. - IA L 7 rccts fuil pd
40OOs2n 9 LA Kansas CitySo IS 5000 .... 02l4
Ches & Ohio 4lasi 5000. .70ls L 5 steel S bs
1000. oil Lou & n col TT As 10000 ...07ls
Chi q Alton aJssi 5000. ...0dl2l 10000 ....g7
1000 ....6S l. 4 n All Knox Va Iron c & { SIS
Chi . d Q III IS GIN IS 1000 ..,03.
1000. =. 903s 1000 ...ssia wcs,n Md CIV Is
Chi & East IL IS Mex Cent con Is 20O0....o0
5000. IL 90 17O0o....SI
Total sales OF tonds par valuel. 81 ga
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 3.-The market for copper
stock continues extremely dull and feature
less. Butte coalition was the stock most
dealt in to-day and closed fractionally lower.
The narrow market is likely to continue for
some time longer.
Pal. and ind,,st rial. MARA nsoysctsd
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Imports and Exports.

The imports Of specie for the week were
sIe,,eSi, OF which sio2. Tes was gold, making
Exports Of specie were; Silver n.Ais,til;
specis since January nave been: Gold. sac
ads, 1874; silver. SIS. sic. ITO, q total Of So. s01, s7i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04

To-day's short session was dull and steady.
Most OF the trading was In the Goldheld stock
transactions In detail In the market to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
cuRp STOCKS, CLOSING PRIcxs.
sUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub Treasury % banks ...,.,... - sol .0oo
Paid by banks 20 Sub-Treasury ......... zoos ,0O0
Gain 10 banks on days transactions, $3.50 900
Loss to banks same period previous week t<e2Oo0
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ny Marconi wireless.

So Minnehahs. for New York. was ITO miles cast
OF Fire Island At 10 4. n. yesterday.
So Nieuw Amsterdam. for New York. was 100
miles south OF Sable Island Of $40 A. N.
50 New York. for New York. was aoeam u
Nantucket ughtship at i:e0 p. N. -.aA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04

S~uoAR-Raw was qu<at and unchanged.
Centrifugal, O8 test, 3 is-isc. Muscovadoe, 40
test. 3 7-Isc. Refined was in fair demand and
firm. Granulated, l.7O0D4 !e0c.
NAVAL SToREs.--Spirits OF turpentine, soc.
Common to good strained rosin, $3.50.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
EARNINGS.

The Colorado and Southern Railway system re-
ports for June:
1907. 1909. choness.-
Gross earn. 81 .l57., sl tess ,isl Inc. sill 600
Op. exp. q txs. s70.oS u2,iR Inc. ibs,t22
Net cam. s2ss,7 100 s27tO6 Inc. si2!s es
Fiscal year:
Gross earn .. . ss.44S ISL sit ass. AS Inc. o. ~ eos
Op. exp. a txs. 9,5s2,ii4 s1iS,107 Inc. 1877 s0e
Net ssrn..... ss.sosxs7 ts.<se.is fsc. t0Sose
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The Colorado and Southern Ranws,
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sales OF ronds par value,. s233.ooo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
TO AlLGNG WOMEN.
A Little Sound Advice viii Help Many
a Sufferer in Cairo.

No woman can be heaalthy and well
if the kidneys are sick. Polsons that
pass off in the urine when the Kidneys
ARE wcl are retained in the body
whom the Kidneys are sick Kidneys
and bladder get iuiamed and swollen.
crowding the delicate female organs
nearby and sometimes displacing
chem Thie is tho true cause OF many
bearing down pains, lameness back
iacbe. sideache. etc Uric poisoning
also causes headaches, dizzy spells,
languor. nervousness and rheumatic
pain.
When suffering SO, try Doan's Kid
,ney pills, the remedy that cures SICK
kidneys. You viii get better as the
Kidneys get better, and health will
return when the Kidneys are well.
Let Cairo woman Tell you about
Deans Kidney pills.
Mrs. Joseph Vollmer, OF 2l5 Ninth
street. says For quite a long time
nv back ached and Twas uncertain
what caused Il. II ! stopped suddenly
|or lifted anything heavy, | was often
compelled to scream with pain | tried
some simple maEcshifts but in place
0f growing better I became wor7 G
land finally could only look after my
domestic cares with the greatest
ldiniculty. One day during the winter
+ happened to lea1 an article In a
ioevgDapar which told about the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
TELL
OLD. OLD STORY
o en- A NJ o FOR VALENTINES
GREATER THIS YEAR THAN
EVER - DEALERS COULD
NOT SUPPLY DEMAND.

ro5a, Ct Nafar4tfrs'a day with its
-. - i1,.o ,.ilI ra
80. ,ha. III ns,,aI bcn,.
.st. neat, g., III fancy
~ -..,u~a. ,rhtob ars ;,,-
l -i- a. ,ha ab.ar,.a,ca Of the
...., - ...,, .,,,nraca.
-. 1..,.,5 ,'.Afa iobbors and
.-..ll--ai..., - ,,-.a~,,. n,abIa g.,
-. ~ 5a
49,, .....,.. ,.,,.,+fros ls,a
49,. .I...,,a...5 g., ~. .-orae limit NOT
" ' ,,.' ,,5 80. 5.,,.-t fa,. ,sa
-. - weston.
.,... 49,. ....,. a-,,a.,Iad gritb INV.
H.. -a-nar,hr,,cas Grtina
@ - lffo-sIs ore
~. ,. ' ..'........,,. .,.. ,,.,,,l an.
.s. - .r,.,,o.o. srd
''''i 49, w. -. ,,au A. val.
-. .--...If.. 49,. ...,- ..n,i tba
.-. ,.-'' -. -. ..-r.r.. ,.ilI ryt
.a.1' ,',, i-..''. ,o,.
60 o.. ,..-.,..
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'-.'-' ,,--.--.,..,-
"''' my .'-'- .,'' '.....,.o.,,r,r of
'@7l -. - Cots cav
'''.''..''7 ~ '.'- ~ t.. - do.,hre
'Ha- men '.'.'. -. h.. am.
qua. W. ''s l,',, -. ,t- on
pl'F ''' "O' ''-.'.. - i- .hl no.,
"' ''' 7. l.-.. ... 800. ,Lo a..
.'ao'.oN '' '"'''' - .,,.
p-' Oh men ''s. '' 3 " a. ~. Wv - =.
ia. ...-.,.. ia ONT anl
na'caso are e'.-.-.s S, - Wv. - a. a.
many OF ."e'N nav p % ~ r.-. -. On.
p "I'eIs. 's1'- -,
D West Van Ba'en .'..' Que VI Ia. .,''
= fas disposed '' .'',' 90. ''l'' -.
VISITS 70 a".'''s -H ''. i'''' =.
3 'ie'H- prepared l.' .''1t o-.
vance revealed me i''. wa $50
where Iae a''halI io' ''7.''
ines OF elaborate lea'-" p
than ever before. NO IohEe' % -
, ATE confined largely 10 c"''''1"
Do got wish fl" p7S more ina"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
The DEMOCRACY
s.OF COOK COUNTY
WrtL 'sE ~ cklRo- Las Ar TER
fNooH ssYseEss75i''leoReo
FsTRoNe-c "a 'Rss4'T aE,
oUEsTs67F 70 RS EfYs TAEM.

A. O'Clock this afternoon fle Coos
county Democracy VIII Dee here en-
ronte ou-h. They win come lie "a
special train over The Mobile e Ohio
abroad and viii take d'uc at IEs
Halliday. There Wil. be several hHu-
irod pr intent citizens Of The cts
ly the Lake and hey sill De accom-
panied by q fine band They viii prob
ably remain in Cairo 1850 hours
D mocrars 0f rhe city are request.
Cd ana people generally are iavitel
% give The visitors q cordial rece-
l1a The Democratic committee las
~ pared badges for the. cccasi0-
which can be had ON application ar.
viii be distributed among tho-e VII.
"a her al Central UHion station.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

lenst artatc and somewhat coarse
valentines were beaieged with cns
toners.
Thc souvenir postal card TAD has
obtained as firm hold IN this litld as
In the numerous others that It has In
vaded and the cards are among the
best sellers of the ST Valentines da,
tokens. Handsome l'ttle books on
subjects appropriate to he day ar.
also called for 10y those who are ia
observe the limehonored customs Of
the day
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
PURE FOOD SHOW
OPENS NEXT WEEK
IN FEUCHTER BUlLOlNG-8OOTHs
ARE ALL TAKEN BUT THREE
BABY SHOW.

The Pure Food show which th
merchant Of Cairo viii give in the
Feuch.er building at sixth and Ohio
z.ree.s ADJ next week win be an at
tracHyo place when alE of the booths
are completed and are stocked WITH
the sample, of pure food products
Many OF the booths are constructed
and only thee spaces age Ietf that
are not Amqpg those who have dis
u.acs age Ihe GGsecompanv be- Cairo
Milling comrant, ,he pabst Brewing
mpanv. The Sew York Store. Eh-
d. Gfeanav fiit SclfdarGaie.We1ron
company Armour Caaant d Benni.
James Naohan. Ere s. fhe MartugIr
/ Ellsworth conpanr and pr1bab.r
others While 8ll of these merchant
ao not handle food products hes
! have some bearing upon 'hc rrena.g
ton Of the food. and each VIII har
handsome Displays and win give fire..
/ samples during Doe week
i Miss Hula Vaughan NJ Nashsi''.
Tenn. IS here 70 Ham4a fra' and f..
/ .ecrlrs rpou tbc preparation Of thl
ff515 u-oiuots and their yaue ID
IbuId uD .ha human system. She vii
itrain the Young ladies who are %
in-a=iGe orsr the booths in their du
titles.
J There VIII boz guessing contest
during the ua.a ans baby sno'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
CAIRO ( TH[BtS
MEETS PROTEST
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AND G. 6 E, T.
WANT OVERHEAD CROSSING
AT SANTA FE,
RAILROAD COMMISSION
Appiea to and Pays Visit to Locality
Representatives Of the Rail
roads Meet Commission
Hearing Later,

- .fasr yae made some time aga hy
.., c u ,o3. ~ ,ba
o.''7 W. "'
Illinois I"hIEdl I''''o'' companies
against the proposed grade eros ing
over The tracks of the former by the
c,tr rsara. railroad oom15py s.
.,',f y, s,,ta H. Trs demand WINS
,,,s1 I,., ,bs r,st r,n,sd c,noany
...' ,h, +ra. /. +no.e overhead and
Ia, ,,. arfci,is ~ tbn IN m 4
.l,,.la- ,ht.cfaa bec7aza the ro.t Of
,.lh = ,,a.sfns rhr~a vopIj be- nro.
b.5tttra ba.;das nrevanfnn connec
,n ois5 ,ba q a = ~ that n9iut.
.rb. ra;,o 4. rbnhag peonln broaeh.
,.o -.Eso.t "a ne ma lee nj the MI
mission and these gentlemen fixed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
Hostess Surprised.

Miss Kate Miller was the guest OF
honor Tuesday night at a surprise
AFFAIR given al the home OF MI.
Charles Gayer, 9e3 Cedar street
At cards Miss Miller won the tiFst
prize. a hand.painted jewelry box, ana
Miss DoIie Metzger won the lone
hand prize, Hayiland china olive
dish.
The guests we're Messrs and Mes.
danes Aydt Emericke GlaubeF
Mesdames Gayer Cuhl, Schatz, Rus
sell Raeth. Joseph Butcher Carl Bu
cher: Misses Dollie Mezger. Agne.
Gillen. Glass. Lenora Brown. Marie
Glauber, Rosa Re,ling, Woods Ger
trude France. Mary Bu.her. Mess
Karl Karcher. Frank Karcher Eugene
Aydt. Raymond Aydt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
U. S. SAILORS cLUssEo.

Havana. Feb i3.-Sailors from the
T.esTa. WhipDle and other Ameri-
can warshils r-azhed with the police
At Santiago era several blueisckc-s
1 we're severely dubbed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
NOTICE.

The City National Bank Of Cairo
located at the City Of Cairo, in The
State Of Illinois. is closing It's affairs
All note holders and other creditors
Of the Association are therefore here
by notified to present the notes and
other claims for payment
J. s. AISTHORPB, Cashier.
Dated January End. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
WASTING STRENGTH

Women who suffer from unnecessary, disagreeable,
painful, Weakening female complaints, will find that
Wine of Cardui is safe and pleasant remedy for all
their ills. 1t acts directly upon all the delicate, inamed
tissues, purifying the blood throwing off the c9gsns
matter and relieving female disorders such as Irregular
scantv. profuse, painful catamenia prolapse, etc.
Also relieves headache, backache, dizziness,
cramps, dragging pains, nervousness tritabity etc.
If YOU need advice, write us letter, telling us all
vour symptoms. We will send free advice Gin plain
sealed enveIope) Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept.
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
u.ta 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
Before
Building

see that your contractor furnishes
the BEST security for the per-
Torrance Of his contract.
MANY OWNERS REQUIRE
contractors to give bonds of the
American Surety Company of New
York. II you do this you will
have back Of your contractor the
strongest Surety Company.
A RESPONSIBLE CONTRACT.
OR will find il 20 his advantage
to furnish a bond Of the American
Surety Company Of New York,
because it affords the highest form
Of security 70 the owner.
FOR BONDS ON CONTRACTS.
and Surety Bonds Of every kind
apply to the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

G.. G. S. B.-Gus Haas.
&. G.. r. C.-Joseph Abel.
G. G. S--Louis Hasenja ger.
o, G. r. n. f. SC. T. Abel
G. G. C-Hank Goettel. .-
Board Of trustees: Joseph Hoche-
nedel. l. c Herbert. Gus Muthig.
Executive committee: Alex NJ. Rag
gio Henry Lew. Carl Butcher
Tn installation Of these office.
ord tine annual banquet viii be held
Wednesday night March 9Th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

l.. II. Best & Co.'S Infants-wear de-
lights and satisfies the most eXactine
mothers. eve are sole agents for
Caiio). on sale this week
SANL. WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
Birth Of a Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Goaty Of AZ
Twenty-nin.h street are til parents
of a daughter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
Entertained at Cards.

Miss Iona Swoboda en- ertained at
cards Tuesday evening. prizes al
euchre were won by Miss Alice Carey,
Miss Alice stro2g, Messls. Gilbert
Casey and John II. Ladd.
Thirty guests participated in the
pleasures of the evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Everything that's new and hobby in
ct Vs. T. RE1SS DRY GOODS co
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Four hundred Samples OF l.. Il. Bts.
4 Co.'S Infants short and long skirts
Guimp and French dresses VIII be CT
sale this week.
SAML. WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Don't fail to a o. The advance Spring
STYLES. in Sui Jackets aud Skirts.
W. r.. EETSS DRY GOODS co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

The Knights of TIE M~sfic kfev
E Genus held .he.- arm % election ",
rfrre-- last night ~ follows
G. G. M.-Peter Lind
O. O. T. p s John NocreT.
G.. r r. S-Rot ert IirEle-
O. C.. ST. TT. s. Hass.
G. C.. William Hurst
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Henry bernstein, Of Cairo, IS
in Murphysboro to attend the funera.
Of Mrs Lillian Howe who diet Fen
i at Tacoma. Wash The remains We're
shipped from Tacoma by express on
Feb. 5. but had mol arrived in Mut-
physboro up to the time Of going 10
press Tuesday Murphysboro hide
pendent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Henry shafer. cf aJckson Tenn j
the guest of Cairo friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

r.. c. Allen went to Memphis yes
terday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs. John Lane OF Mounds is pa
tient at ST. Marys lnfrmary
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
SOCIETY NEWS
s...ssss..sss.ssssssssssss
Informal AT Home,

Miss Alice Reed of Twentieth street
will! entertain informally this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs Josephine Bopp of "" I""h'
ty.third street, is very III With symp.
ms OF pneumonia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mr.. l.. D. /. Pell of TwentytIth
street Is confined to her bed by ILL
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs. James Lingle of Jonesboio'
was brought here for trea ment at ST.
Mary's lntirmary yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Byron Herbert has returned from
New Orleans where he attended the
Mardi Gras celebration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

l.. r Best d Cos Infants wear the
inest and most carefully made n
this country will be on sale this week
SAML WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONAL NOTES ;
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. c. N. Bachanan, is i'll at s.
Mary's Innrmary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Marriage LTtEHse'
Willie Hor on and Miss Anna Hat
both OF Tamms
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

NJ SIS Mamie Barry, a recent sraoj''
at Of the Jewel BHsjne college mas
accepted position with the Caro-
Furniture company
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

G L. Mcclure has re. igned his
position as bookkeeper for the +. l..
Langan Lumber company and "iL
leave soon for Norfolk VA 70 take
a position with the jamestown Expo
sit.on Mil company
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs, G. ". Buchanan is home from
St. Marys Infrmary. where a alrpica.
operation was performed npan har re-
Gently. She is o0nvales cent
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14

Mrs. c. 8. Hudson and dau5hter.
Mrs Edwin Halliday will leave
today for Asheyille, n c, 70 spend
several weeks recup rating after se
we're illness.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Fight For
Commerce


allied forces administered the first blow Casa Blanca little sea-
port the north of Morocco collection of white haopped
houses surrounded by fine old wall absolutely mpegnabe to pea
Shooters and defended by picturesque and medieval Moorish bat
terry capable of resisting any reasonable number of Genoee crobow
living defenses Blanca had squadron magnificent
ly mounted Kabye who armed with siernad muskand
terryngly crclesa mob of irregular resmen
foot and the Moorish garrison which had previously and hopeless
ly been fighting the tribesmen.
m the face of all this defensive array French cruisers and
Spanish vaanty bonbarded and the The
old Moorish battery fired blank shots promptly senCed
by the cruisers big guns The French threw thousand
shells into the stronghold they drove me charges hurting through
machine guns and withdrew only when the and shore
Uttered the dead The valiant attacking forces report
wounded! In the humor Of the afarfor the
things have that eenenthe choice lies between the Moorish
mander apology for having fired blank shot the fleet Times
serious announcement that it glorious victory
If holy proclaimed it appears be regarded certain
that Christians generally will be maacred Then will follow series
of battles in which Moo will die by thousands charges upon
the trained troops of civilization armed they with weapons
against which Moor fanatics with all their eCessness help
less Finally they will have quit France will protec
tOra and civilization will have gained its ponhe issue which
the real of all the trouehe right engage in in
Morocco There would have been any trouble but for Euro
and American ntence the right do business in Mo-
where they wanted and where peaceful times they
always doubtu safe from murder by Mocrs hate Christians
with fervor unbounded