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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

gen.
Sod cine S6iffStotoItro 0.
pbe.
@eDmoutb, England, 1. 6ebr.
- Ger bon Somburg nod &ooona
bcItimmte 9ompier n9iti9in" (frii.
Der Der Somburger Sampler Sri
iio) colliOirte IN Der bergonQcneu
9toMt ouf Scr &66c pon 8eohD-Seoo
nit eincm irou50iii0en 6obr5cngc
ltno bobrte ooilelbe in oen @runO.
Sie6en Mitglie6er Ser Monni6oit
OeS 6iiderbootcS crtronten.
9lu lton0 int Gongoitoot
untermorfen.
@riiiieL t.. Scbruor. - @eom-
tc Ser &egierung OcS GpngoitootcS
tbeilen belltc nit, OoB Der G%in0eborez
n%en-2GuhtonO I'M Wanpan5o-9 iItrift
lmterlporien mo Ser &1llptling, mel
der an Der Spite OeIIel6en Itono, &c
fotgen gcnommen lit. Ger &eBtere
crfl1rt, Scr gluiitouo iei ni6t gegen
Die &e9ierltng geridtet gelueIen, Jon
bern geQen Die i6weOii6cn Wttilio.
mare 81 &tn5oDe.
nt6iillungen iiber ben
@btteleD Wor0.
2onOon, +. 6ebrlor. - Die bic
iige 3eitung nQ}irror" mill in Gria6-
rlln9 gebrn6t bn6en, OoB bic l(nter-
iu6ung Scr WorOtbat, mcl6er Ser
bicIiGe @roBfoufmom @bitelep 5ltm
Spfer fieI, einen Der mertpiirOiqiten
grpreIiungSf1Qe in Der Griminolge.
iGiGte entbiiQen merOc. @bitCleD
ioa, mic Die 3eitung Iogt, % Sabre
lang Sdppci9egelocr al EcrIonen, oic
nm Elm @cbeinlniB in 1cinem friiberan
2t6en muBten, ge5a6lt Do6cn. Ger
ongeie6ene 8altfmann babe piele
Souien0e EfunO Sterling geopfert,
INN einen 6ffentliden Sfunool 81
perbiitert. S%eniationcQe GntbiiQrn-
gen uno meitere 8erbaftl1ngen iolen
beporIte6en. Gopner, Ser iunge
Wfont Der Sen Worb periibt bot, ioQ
bel Dem GrpreiiungS 8 Gomplot mir
cine %9eringere &oQe geipielt boberl.
@r mar bon Sen Sallptperionen nod
Dem @ei6aftSloOen geanbt por0erL
Inn cine SroBere @eIoiumme 3n er.
p~reiien. Sie 8eigerlng 0es Saul
names, ben perlangten 9etrag Der
5ugeben, fiibrte 51 Dem Woroe.
IuSgrobungen in Hom.
Hom, 1. 6e6rltor. - Die Wuni5i-
pol6ebor0e bon Som triift Initalten
sur &~olenOltng Ser 9luSgrobungen
oler olten Wtonumente 1tnO Huinen
IN Den groBen 8arfS, ipel6e Oie Iogez
mantle ardGolo9ii6e Bromenaoe bill
ben. Wit Der 9ltr6fiibrung oes Yros
ieftS lit &rofeiior 9oni, melder Die
gltSgrublngen oltf Dem Serum lei
tet, betroltt ipor0en.
meij0brtge 9ien It5eit in
Stolten.
Som, 1. Sebruor. - Ser &riegs.
miniiter General Si9al1o unter6rei.
tete ser Sepl1tirtelfammer cine @or=
laqe, ipelde Die &erubieb1ng ser afti-
pen MilitGrOienit5eit in Stnlicn bon
Oret atf 5lpei So6rcn ltno 0ie Grb0-
brng Der nltBeroroentli6en YltSgoz
ben OeS &rie9Sbiiogcts bon $780,
600 ouf $4,000,000 fiir Die 9ouer bon
10 Sobren 6e5lucdten. Die We6r-
ollSgaben BON 100000 pro SSobr
ioQen boltptiGdli6 fir S%crmcbrlrng
Der grtiuerie nno SelhlngSbouten
periuen0et peroen.
@irb 6 f berfauf t.
gariS s, 1. Se6rllor. - Sin onltli-
Dies 9enlenti erfG6rt sic fiir5lid bon
elmer Wontrealcr 3eitlng perGfient-
lid)te Weloung, OoB Observation-Disclosures
5lrm Serfauf Der Snie(n ct. Gierre-
Wfiquclon an Sopon, ooS lie ais Sob.
lenltation benllBen molle, inn @ange
ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
@ier5cbn Sabre 3ndtGaus

Gbicago, ST., 1. Sebrliar. :
Soiepb Stansta, melder 5u 9eginll
lebten Sabres aus Giferiu6t feline
@attin eri6olien bot, lit 81 IA Sab
rem 3u6tballs p%erurtbeilt morben.
Der Bro5eB begonn Inn 10 llbr @or.
mittogs. lin II llbr lparen Die Sc
l6iporenen o1sgerpdblt. I'm 4 ll6r
poren alle 3eu9enausiagen unb Die
@rgumente beenoet uno in meniger
mie 5mei Stunoen ipGter oas llrtbeil
gefdat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
Sin ffarfer Gebmt.

G9iben Sic BEN 3Drper gesen arants
belt bur9 Sutt'sepiaen, Elm ~abiolntes
Seilmittel fur aopfiamer5en, Dpspeps
fla, Malaria, 9artleibigteit nnb dbnls'
DIE 2eiben.
xOaS 1riebrat teS SebcnS.'
Or. Suit: Sbre 2eber pilen limb bas
Sriebrab bes 2ebens. Sd perbe iteta
benz 3ufan bantbar iein, ipelher mir
bieI.lben gu meiner aenntnib brahte
5. Gairleisb, platte Cannon, Sol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Vaiie fir's Musfnnb beiorat 6. Matne, Wr.
4t3, Gft.Sanimprcss ctr, nabe gufuinbuufe.9lue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
NOman anS benz Qe6em.
&pmautiiGc SciratB eincs jnn9cn
Scr5O9s in glt6cn,

Die 9raut mar Elm Qrme8 Wdo6en
mo sic 6omilie oeS 8rGutigam8
bottc ocnicI6cn ais @o9nIimnigen
eingeiperrt. - Ser 8apIt nm
9lnnuIiruu9 ser @6e eriu6t. -
Die iunge Ser5ogin eri6eint nit
i6rem ain6e in &om uno for0ert
@ere6tigfeit. - Die rltiiiide Hes
9ierlng mO sic 9uma-@a6len,
- N6ermaIige @efabr zines gu
0en-MoiiafreS in Ooeiia.
Hom, /. Se6rltor. 9etrG6tlis
DIES Nltfieben berri6t bier iibcr ci-
men Serill6 sur 9lnnuQirung ser ros
montiiden &cirotb 0eS iungen Ser
3oQs Celia SoQo. Sn 1905 perlie6=
te ii6 Ser Ser3og mGbrenO zines 9c-
iud)s in Ntben in Elm i6GneS, aber
ornleS WfGo6en, NomGns Morifo
&nuIoS, llno per(o6te iid nit ibr,
Sein &uter opponirte ser &erlobllng
unO Cr9riff S6rittc, Ole @be SIT bin.
tertreiber. @erooe, ol8 sic 8ermGb.
lung poll5ogen meroen ioutc, crbielt
ser 8rdlttigom cine 0ringlide BOT
ihoft, mel6e i'm peronloBte, iid 10
fort ms fran50iiide &onIulot SIT be-
geben. @aS BORT 9eidob, lit nid)t
gcnolt befnnnt, ollein man lpeiB, 6oB
ser jllnge Monn mo6niinniq erflGrt
itn0 nod) @ien 9ebrodt iprtr0e. W}os
rifo'S Safer leitete cine llnterlu6ung
ii6er 0oS SerIdmin0en 6eS 9rGutis
cams eirL berfoIgte feline Sp1tr nod
@ieuL fonb i'm oltf ltnO befreite i'm,
lpormtf Oerielbe no6 gtben 5liriif-
febrte un0 BORT nod Dem Gitltol Ser
griedii6erL pie ser r0miid-fot6oli-
i6en Stride nit Warifo getrout lpltr.
Sc. Se6s Monote ipGter gelong c.
eil1em 9(genten oes oIten Ser5ogs,
li6 in bnS Sertrolten oeS nelper.
m66lten Soores ein5li6Iei6ert, unb
es 9elong inn ferner, BEN illngen
Ser3og 81 ii6erreben, ii6 nod Goris
5u be9eben, nm Srieoen nit ieiner
6omrilie 5t I6lieben. Son jener 3eit
on lit ieoe Spltr bon linn perif1put.
ben. Sein Safer bot MIN Die @oti,
fan-9eb6rOe eriu6t, oie Gle 81 an.
nnlliren. Worifo pen6ete 1id an ben
Eopit, erbielt ieood) cine ltngiinitige
Intnort, unO lit MN nit i6rem nett.
9eborenen So6ter6en no6 Som ges
fomreit, 1tilt @eredtigfeit bonn So.
titan 81 for0ern. Ser olte Sersog
bot ibr, ols er lire Mnfunft erfubr,
8elo an, alein Tie meigerte li6 troB-
Dem tie in bitterer 9frmnltb lcbt, it.
9en6 etrpas bon ibrem S6nicgerbo-
ter ST occeptiren. Die gntI6eioung
NeS &otifonS miro MN nit geiponns
tent SntcreIie eriportct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
StoIppin'S @rGaB.


Petersburg t.. Sebr1orN -
Frenlier Stolppin fat Ben General
8ouoerneitren, Commencement un0
Er0feften in HuBIalt6, iolpie i'm &alt-
faiuS cine Gcroronung, in ipclber er
Die Stellltngnobme ser Heoierlun0
ben YorlantentSmnblen llno Dem
Forloment gegeniiber ein9ebeno oor-
legt, 5ugeben lolien. Nod Mngobe
Der @rflarun9, DOB Scn @ertreter1
Der &rone ieoe &%6eilnabme an Yars
teipolittf perboten lit uno DOB Ole
SrtSbeboroen uolle @oblfreibcit 5ll=
geiteben, 5rglei6 o6er sic ~repolutio-
mare propaganda unterbriiden iol-
len, be5ci6net Der Yrennier bos Har-
lament ais ben Snllptfaftor bel @ie=
oerberl TELLING gcoroneter 8er6Gltnii-
ic i'm &ei6. 9os Garloment bette
ooS Gedt Ser Snitiatipe ollf Dem
@ebiete Der 8eiebgebung itnb miirbe
SeitcnS Der &egierung frGftige I'M
terltiibuilg finbelt. @ie ser 8remier
peiter oltsfii6rt, erfenne Die Hegie-
rlttg Die rngemeinen S6ipierigfeiten
Der gegenm1rtigen Gage, Die Sbatlo.
DIE, ba6 cine p~ouit1nbige @ieoeree.
burt &ublonb's n1tr nit Siilfe oes
EarlamentS erfolgen tonne, uno oos
gepilligungss, iopie Snterpelations.
redt beS Farlaments in polem I'M.
fange an, aber lie beltebe nit Gnt-
i6ieben6eit auf itrifteIter 9eobod-
ting Der beite6enben @eiete. Sic
@eriidte, bab bie &egierung bos
nelle 8arloment auf5uloien gebenfe,
be5ei6net Der Hremier als nnpabr.
Iu6 iiber Die Eldne Der Hegie.
r1tng perbreitet ii6 Die Geroronung.
Garta6 iollen 9efugniiie Der Semit-
mos cine Gripeiternng erfobren uno
bie Gage Der galern bur6 Sdaffung
bon &grarfonbs per6eiiert perben.
Der Ir6eiter-, S6llls uno~ Selbitper.
lpaltlingsfrage miirbe Die Gegieruitg
ebenfaas Die e~ingebenoite 9(ufmerf-
iamfeit nibmen. Gum S6luB er.
fldrt Der Gremier, Dob Die &egierung
gegen alle Observation-Disclosures in Der
entidiebeniten @eiie borgeben Mir
DC, Ga obne 9eo6abtung aaer @eiese
oie @ieoergeburt bes &eides unmog-
lid mdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

tim cine Grfdftnns tn etneim Sag at fnrtren,
i1ebme man 2nrdttbe 8ronio Guinine 1atIeten.
Mpotbefer gebet @elo 5uriid, tuenn fe ni6t iMs
riren. 8. u. Grpbe'S Giandtur anf teoer
S8a6teI. 25c. QOitt,9iSa&i.a q. %. t.W.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02
@irO II / d t perfouft.

YoriS $, /. Sebruor. - Sin onltli-
Dies Cement erfGbrt sic fiir5li6 BON
elmer Montreolcr 3eitung per6iient-
lidte Meloung, OoB llnterbonOlungen
sum Serfauf Ser Snieln ct. Yierre-
W~tiquclon an Sopon OoS Tie ais Sob
lenItation benllben moIle, i'm @ange
ieielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-02

Sono . II, l.. Sebriiar. Met
tungsboote aus &ortlepool bra6ten
beilte friib "a Mitglieoer bes an Der
@iinoung oes Gees eeitranoeten bril-
tiiden 8ampfers uGlapering" ans
2anb. Inter oen @eretteten befinz
bet ii6 Captain Scott. 80 anoere
0fitglieber Der Wanni6aft fomen
nm's 2eber, oarltnter neiln 2osfaren,
pel6e i'm 2arfe Ser No6t ~erfroren
nno Damn iiber 9oro geporfen nltr.
ben. 9as 5abr5ellg miro our6 Die
0ranbung 5ertriimmert.
Der 9ampier p9lapering," elm
nod Sopan beItimmtes Sabr5eiig
bon 5000 SonnerL itranbete in Ser
0aft bes 80. Sanltar mdbreno zines
beftigen Sturmes nabe Der Wtiin-
onng oes Gees, nno Hettungsboote
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

MARKET TROUBLED "A TWO CENT RALLY
Both at Home and Abroad BY Several
Unpleasant Features--Street
Getting Used to Pcssimism.

New York. June 15.--1he Bank Of
England owes the Bank of France only
a small balance an dthe Paris demand
for gold on London should cease be-
fore very long. Political conditions
in Russia are disturbing the CONT
Inent generally. The borrowing capac-
ty 1t the Russian government is lin.
tied because should loans be made
without the sanction of the douma
the bankers have been given fair
warning that such loans would be
repudiated. These, among many 9th.
er reasons, are making foreign condi-
tons unsatisfactory at the end of the
week. The stock market at New
York has many unpleasant features
to digest. among them the r. |. mat.
ter but this should act beneficially
in the long run on prices because IL
clears away a ground for federal in
reference. II is to be hoped that any
other contracts or agreements now in
existence will be .abrogated by the
parties. Should there be any question
as regards their legality according to
the present status, the railroads ought
to so act willingly for they need pub
lie sentiment behind them.
The week and letters Of a num-
Der OF firms comment favorably on
Governor Hughes and his memoran
dun vetoing the two cent fare bill and
Mr.. Hlll is ont with a statement that
he thinks the governors public utili-
ties bill is a good measure, provided
the authority which it confers is prop
erly exercised
There is nothing especially new in
the money market that We have not
touched on, though the general I'M
preston is that things are not exactly
right yet because commercial liqui-
dation is not complete. Crop condi
tions seem to exercise less Of an in
huence than formerly on prices. The
market as regards special stocks il
the same professional affair that II
has been and they closed fractionally
Off from last night Some speculative
cliques 1t has been rumored today are
out of the market occupying the posi-
ten of interested observers watching |
FOR he turn from prevailing pessimisnl
that bad news has less OF
an effect now than for some time past |
because we are getting so used to II |
md so few dangerous accounts in |
stocks remain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
JOKE THAT TWO COULD PLAY.
Farmer Evened Up Accounts with
Young WouId-Be Wit.

Young Stevenson was on his way
north to spend the week end with his
parents, and felt in particularly iov-
ial mood. The train In which he was
travelling had stopped at small VII
lage. As a farmer who was saunterfng
up and down the platform came oppo-
site Steyens's compartment he was
asked by the youth If he knew that the
Duke OF Deyonshire was on the train.
Immediately the man showed great in
terest, and said: No, Is he?" II
think he is not" answered Stevens,
II only asked you If you knew that
he was" The farmer said nothing,
but continued his walk on the plat.
form As he came opposite the win
COW again he remarked that this town
has been experiencing some excite
ment. What is the matter?" asked
Stevens. THE authorities wouldn't let
some folks bury a woman" replied
the farmer What was the reason for
reiusing?" She wasn't dead, was
the laconic reply And then he stroled
away. leaving young Stevens biting his
llp.--Judge's Library.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
The Difference.

Eyes, | have heard Of him. Owes
everybody, gets drunk and goes whoop-
ing around the streets. Keeps a
worthless cur and has a fondness for
telling stories beginning. Say have
you heard this one? II you have, call
me off Once there was young mar
ried couple A worthless Ioafer, a
dead beat and, "Oh, no You are
thinking of John +. This Is his cousin.
John G Drives his creditors into
bankruptcy, runs over people with his
imported 60-horse power automobile.
owns a $4,000 fighting dog, talks so
loudly in his box at the opera that he
infuriates those who think music was
made to be listened to, reads novels In
French, and" "Ah, see,--strange
! should make such a mistake--a we'll
known man-about.town Puck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
The Camera Fiend's wanderlust.

AS the sun day by day ascends the
heavens and the actinlc value Of his
light increases, rhapsodizes the editor
of the American Amateur Photograph.
fervor of the enthusiast From the
high shelf down comes the camera. the
plate holders are loaded, and we tramp
across the green fields looking for pic
tures-or pretending to. For half the
cause of our wandering has naught to
do with the black box we carry with
us. The primitive instinct for change,
the ancestral wanderlust, II is, that has
seized us and driven us forth to ma
ture.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. H.. June l5.-CATTLE.-
Nominally steady. there being no
fresh receipts except a few o-del ed
car loads. The ma. he, closed the
week steady to strong on the better
class Of steers. 15a %. cents lower on
lower grades. Receipts for the week
were much more liberal than the pre-
yious week
HOGS-Light receipts hald the
market steady. the supply being about
equal 10 the needs OF the trade. While
there was not much demand from
shippers local buyers were all fairly
active
SHEEP STEADY There WAS hut
little fresh stuff on the market Sheep
closed S1.o5 lower. lambs 81 5aet g. 81
lever than a week ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
INCREASING LENGTH or LIFE.


Reviewing the progress OF medi-
DR.. John $ Billings. United States
army, has shown that deaths OF wom-
en- from childbirth decreased during
that period from 10 TO 20 IN | 900 TO
; In 1000, and that from all causes
the deaths in New York city fell from
between S5 and 40 in 1000 to less
than 20 in 1000 He recalls the fact
that 100 years ago yellow fever was
epidemic In New York and Philadel-
phia for two years. For 30 years the
disease has been almost unknown
throughout the whole country; also
that In 1900 the majority OF persons
one met were pitted with smallpox
the survivors of much greater num-
ber--while now there are physicians
who have never seen case of small.
pox; and that In the Napoleonic and
revolutionary wars more died from
disease than from wounds, while now
hospital gangrene is unknown Sta
tistics show that In Chicago during
the last So years the average age at
death has increased from - to 80
years.
No one disputes these facts or at
tributes them to any cause other than
medical science-the measures EN-
ployed partly In curing disease, but
more especially In preventing it's in
PRODUCTION or its spread when once
introduced.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
Costs to Keep Umbrellas.

THAT old umbrella joke about ones
inability to keep one for any length Of
time came back TO me with unusual
force this morning" remarked the
careful man. II received my umbrel-
la back from the repair man with a
bill for $685. for recovering it and put
ting in new ferrule. The umbrella
originally cost me $3.50. I've had it
four years now and in that time it has
been recovered twice so that it stands
me in nearly double its original cost
But then | suppose that is the price
have to pay for my vanity in being
able to keep one umbrella for so long"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
In Wheat After Weak Cables and Sun
shine Forced Decline of Over
a Cent at the Opening.

Chicago, June 15--WH EAT Veal,
cables, with sunshine and warmth
throughout the grain belt were too
much for the market 10 withstand
prices going off ] to 11ac until
checked by a general covering move
ment which resulted in 2 cent rally.
The covering was more 70; profits
than the result Of any change in the
situation. The fact that the market
has had good break and that a holt
day interyenes before another ses-
few crop adyices from the southwest
were bullsh on the score of hot wea-
tier which seems a little far-fetched
but the majority of the reports told Of
improved prospects. With such wea
tier the long side will be a rough
toad There will probably be more
frequent rallies from now on but the
impending movement Of new wheat
coming on top of the present large
stocks necessitates big demand to
pi event prices seeking lower level
No such demand is now in prospect.
Liverpool closed Esd lower and con
tinental market generally lower. Lo-
receipts lG cars with 10 estimated for
Monday. Northwestern Gals 2o9
against 213 a year ago Clearances
34l 900 bushels.
CORN-Long corn, particularly
July came out freely early and found
few buyers except at a considerable
Later, offerings dried up
and corn proved as difficult TO buy as
II was to sell early. The shipping
demand has not been up to expecta-
lions on these breaks The out move
ment is liberal as are also receipts.
The weather is ideal and continual
ton of this warmth and sunshine will
mean rapid crop progress. complaints
becoming fewer day after day. Liver
pool closed Ad lower Local receipts
were COS cars with 544 expected Mon
day. Clearances 100000 bushels.
OATS-The experience in oats was
similar u That III GOlI. Hty NtiG
hard TO sell on the early break and
difficult TO buy on the bulge later.
Nothing was heard from the crop eX.
perts sent out 10 investigate the green
Duk and the weather conditions are
such as to insure nice crop prospects.
Local receipts We're 1874 cars with III
expected Monday.
PROVISIONS - Provisions recov-
ared from an easy opening mainly in
with grain and closed
steady. Some buying in anticipation
Of smaller hog movement next week
because of recent break in prices and
'armers being busy in fields, but most
VI the demand was credited to shorts. |
houses led in the selling, |
presumably realizing. Cash trade
Door, 10000 hogs estimated for Mon |
lay and 10000 next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
Mind,

Alfred Woodruff. a six-year-old boy
in the FL Reno public schools, was
asked by teacher" to write an essay
on mind. and here Is what his mind
produced: You must mind your
mother or you viii get a licken. Then
you will cry. Some mothers are cross.
Some mothers lick you for running
off. Some mothers lick you for going
UP town. Some mothers lick you for
going s-swimming II you will mind
Won will never get Ticket. kansas
City Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
ralses frogs for = LIVING.

prominent resident Of ShamokIn.
Pa. who owns farm near Trevorton.
thinks there is a greater demand for
frogs than grain. dairy products or
garden sauce and will devote his at
teGfioH to frog raising on a large scale
as fast as the necessary dams can be
erected and the spawn can be pro
cured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
Wanted Particulars.

As an example Of what men In the
railroad business have to endure. a
conductor relates that while be was
passing through a coach few DAYS
ago a woman stopped him and asked
how Far they were from Weldon He
replied that they were about So miles
from Weldon. She then asked. This
side OF the ether sides
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
All wer. Convenient.

II vas real convenient for him.
says a Billville exchange. that when
the train run over him and killed him
he was in The company Of bis uncle.
Who Is = lawyer. his brother. who is a
doctor. an his brother fn-lav. who Is
the toTn urdsrtaker'"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. June f5.-Money on call
nominal Time loans strong. Sixty
days per cent, ninety days per
cent. six months 5dlk per cent.
Prime paper 5ik as per cent. Tx
change firm, demand 4S7.10d15: sixty
days 4S3.50G60. Bar silver GA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader OF
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
u person, on regular form, ut the of
1ce Of The Bulletin Ccrnpssy 7Ds
Ohio street The Bulletin Compsny
sssumeg no responsibility To- any I'd
rertisement 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 msn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
A Hlnh Henard.

u suppose you have 3 certain al
miration aud esteem for our govern
ment2" said the sarcastic citizen.
Undoubtedly" answered Mr.. Dustin
Siax. Our government has trained
some Of the most Efficient nisa that
ee capitalists haze in our employ. -
Washington StAr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

A little bii 81 land. not too far from
the city. IL fntellisenflv cultivated. de-
clares Bolton Hall. author Of Three
Acres and Liberty, viii support a
family. and give them a life far more
wholesome usn they COLD ever have
IN the crowded city. Intensive cult
rstior g the password n9E-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
WANTED.

OLD established house of 25 years
standing, manufacturing staple line OF
goods in constant daily use, wants
good man to manage branch business;
salary, $1,S00.0O per year and all OK.
penses, payable monthly; also extra
commissions, which should amount to
more than the salary. Applicant must
furnish good reference and 81 O0Q.00
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

Johnnie VAS anxious to take part In
the public monthly exercises OF his
Sunday school. so his mother search
ed out a short verse. which was. 4
am the bread of life. - When John
MES turn came he created something
Of = sensation b calling o1t promptly
and shrilly. I an Leaf Ct brad"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

Any item that Is OF interest to you
n of interest In your friends. Tele-
rhqrs 7ouf nevf 10 the Bulleti1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

IN England most Of the work of re-
setting Jewels IL out into The hands
Of English Jewellers. because the Eng
lish jewel settlers method Of having
all the metal work at the back Of the
stones, instead OF round the sides, a.
in France, is most pbpular
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

LOST--Watch fob with initials O.
L. H.. on Ohio, Second or Fourth
streets or on Commercial avenue. Re
turn TO This office and receive reward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16

WANTED-Position by experienced
bookkeeper and office man Can give
good references. Address ]. T. b.,
400 Washington. Phone G5-W, Bell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-16
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR FIRST-CLASS Dressmaking,
call al $50 Tenth Street.