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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-27
SofAleS.
@ei6nadtsfeiern.

anl 4beno oes @eibno6tstages
fano IN Der 8eetbooen=Soae Die lib
iide MISUNDERSTANDING 0es Beet
b~aben-Mdnner1or itatt. Gin prabt=
poler @eibnahtsbaum Itono in Der
Mitte oes Gals, aus oeiien ounfelm
8riin bunoerte BON eleftrilhen Sid
tern leu1teten, cine Menge fleiner
@ef6enfe lpar fir oie 4inoer oufge-
bant nno Serr 9ebnert maltete NIT
Biiroe un0 SreunoIid)feit feines @m-
tee, als Santa Claus. 8orber bate
Der gemiidte Gbor binter Der S5e1e
oas uStille Nadt, beilige Nadt" ge-
lungen, mas Iebr feierlif fla1tg, beiien
8irflng ober Ieioer ourd oos ab=
fbeuIide @efnider nit SEN Gri-Gri's,
oas fid Die liebe SSuee1tn ltift berbie-
ten FEB, beeintra6tiet nl1roe. Na6
Der 8eideerung ipuroe fleiBig geton5t.
Sm gaiino fanb ebenfals cine
biibid porbereitete ltlio iebr erfolg=
reide @eibnadtsfeier itatt, BET Der
fid olfe Inmeienoen, uno 0 aaem
Die 8inoer, foitlih amiiiierten. Die
Jeier n1lroe our1 cine lebr eelutt=
gene 8antominle, eiiten @etbnadts=
morft oarite1eno, pingeIeitet. 9aran
ldIob iid Die 9eIdeerung oltrd Santa
CLAUS. Dos 8nnae itano unter Set
tune bon SRI. Stoffel nno Srau
StoIte.
Mm 1aae mad @eibna9ten ooer,
spie man I'M Deuti6en geipobnlib 5u
lagm pflegt, am 5tpeiten @etbnahts=
fnge CAB oann Der 9ltrnherein Ben
Iblihen &inoerbau Ger nit elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING ber6unoen mar.
Mud oieie 5eitlidfeit mar gut be-
iuht uno perlief in oGaemein befrie=
0iqen0er @eife.
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Grunoetaeatnms : uebertraatmasa.

3aniel Sppenbeimer II. q. nn 8ren
q. Qe6man, @runbftiid an Der Hihmonb
StraBe; $3.50.
8. g. 9enne an @iaidm G%tratemann
1870 older 2anb; $2378.28.
8. 6. 9ilbebrau6 an 9. e. 8aed
@runoftiid an Der @cgul[ousb Gbenue
$3.50.
SO. s. 8bpnnas unb Soc 3entnef an
6rau Sulia S. 8raben, @runbitiid an Der
@cainlep @benue; $3.50.
81. q. Hemi6el on Mad 8eringer,
@rlnoitiif an Der @de Der 6tarr Ctr.
un0 Ralmetto Mbemie; $3.50.
&noolpb Maurer uno Ibolpb eberlinq
ON 81. q. 8e1ni6el. @runoitId an Der
@de Der 9tarr Strabe unb Talnettc
Nbenue; $3.50.
Charles 6. greHon Jun. urlb Gent
@uB an IlfreO 8raoen, @runoitiid i'm
nelen 9th 8Iod 1892; $500.
Ilbin SeibeI an S. s. McSntofb
@runoftid an Der Qnmar> unb Qogans
StraBe; $175.
Nlbin Seibel an Yatrid Cor, @runos
ltiid an Der 2amars uno 2oganitraBe
$175.
8. S. sppef unb Ssrau al Soiepb s.
8in3 Ii. Srau, @runbitiid an Der Sra19s
StraBe; $4,000.
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(Sortfesuns foIet.)

gg tit mehr &atarrb in oiefer @esenb
oes 2anbes alb bon alien anberen &rant>
6eiten 5ufan1men, unb Biz in ben Iebten
Sa6ren gait er nls unbeilbnr. 8iele
Sabre lang erflGrten 0oftoren i'm fir
cine lofale &ranfbeit nno i1rieben los
faIe 3eilmtttel Dor, unS ba iie linn nit
dr5tlider 8%ehanolun9 ~beitdnbi9 ni6t
turierten. erfldrteu Iie i'm fir un6eilbnr.
Sic &iienf6aft bat betpieien, boB @os
tarrb cine &onititutionsfranfbeit 1T nno
oesbal6 fonititutionele 8ebanoIung erz
foroert. Sails &atarr6s&ir, fabri8iert
bon S. 5. gbenet& Co.. SoIebo, O..
1T Die ein3ige ~tonttitutioneIe Sur I'M
gartte. Sic ipiro in1erIi6 in 0pien
ooer 8aben bon 10 Sropfen biz al einem
Sbeeloffel bon aenommen. Gle ipirft
brett alf ba5 8Iut ntlb bic fdleimige
0berfldhe bes 6bitemS. Gle bieten
etn6unoert Oo[nr5 fir ieoen Sail ben
tie 5u flrieren berfeblt. 2aBt gu6 Sirs
tulare uno 3eugniffe fommen. 4bre1iert:
8: s. Gbenen & Co., Solebp, ..
Werfouft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
0o[s SamiliensYiIen iinb bic beiten.
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@enn SIR Gnd In linen
entferntcn gIase befinoet,

70 geipnbrt e Gid) Bern.
bigung, au tuiiieL bob SIR in Gurem
Wobn. uno @eihdftsbatie Elm flo
Deitlihes TeIepbon beiiBt, 10 bob Sbr
Gaid ieoer5eit nit gurer SamiIie ooer
NIT @urem @eiG1ft in 8erbin0ung
iesen fonnt. BeIdes anoere SpItem
bietet ioIde 4nnebmliffeit2
Nateu biaiger nad 6 llbr Nbenb.
TIVE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. uad TEL. co.
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Gin 0anberIanb.

Sub 9afoto, NIT fetnen reider
SiIberminen 9onnn5a-6armen gro
BEN Randos uno %ieItionert @attr,
formationen, 1T eth tpabres @un6er.
lon6. Sn Moun6 gitp, Der Seimai
BON Grau 6. 9. glopp, lit aud eins
i~uunoerbnre 9eilung b~oreefommen
SIR Sobn mar Dem Eooe rtabe BON
2ungen. mn6 SalsIeioen. vgr batt,
ale flint Minl1ten einer i6iperer
SuitenanfaM aIs id begarn inn Or
Sings 9eue gntoedung gu geben
0ie i'm furierte utt6 fem 2eben ret
fete", fdreibt Grati gIapp. @nrnn.
fiert fir Gals. uno 2ungenleioet
BEL A6oIpb 9reiB uno St. gobn s
60. 80 Gents uno $500. 8roben,
fIafGe fret.
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9as alte mnb bas uelle sSahr.


Sglpeffer tut bic 9eifterifunoe,
Sem M%enidenauge mnfidtbar,
90 treffen fidl atf ibrer Hnnoe
Sas alte mmb has nere Sabr.
Sic reidJen beibe fih bic 6anbe;,
Sas alte Sabr fpbattn begtnnt:
Mein fur5es Geih tit nun 5m Grbe,
Sph aud bus nette raid nerrinnt.
9te Meniten beifen mrs millfpmmen
nnb bDffen BON ttns aae1 SPELL,
ODD tDeut mir ,Mbfdie6 emit genpttntet,
War6 oft Gitttaaihung mir ibr Sell.
Sd weiR mpbl, bak i) mamdes bradte,
Was niht tn alter MeniGen SulS,
nnb mas thI felber amd beradbte,
9pdJ TRACE i'd baran niGt Sdulbt
Die tosgelaii'ne MenderbanSe,
Die 9reikigite, 0Dtt iei's geflagt,
Sd gebe bir tteir @prt gum 8fanoe,
9af mir bds Sing audi ridt bebagt!
Odd amr Gntibmlb'snns mnf i1 iasen,
Went allies ntft tn redBter SDrm,
Man ipat ben @etterclerf p~erflasen,
Die Wttterung mar 5n abnprrt.
Sa miikten bemn BITE ieiften &5pfe
So rapp'ltd tuerben gang nub gar,
Dian merit, bak raand)er bieier Er5pfe
Sn Der 0eiebgebmng init mar.
Odd Gines maR ib bir empfeblen,
1nb btnben amf bic Seele bir -
Sd metk, bn tuirit barim nidbt febIen =
Gs lit bas quite u9 star 8ier".
> Jorge, Daf bic @aiTertpren
Sid ME an bent bergreifen bier,
Gs gimge aaes ia berlprem
Sn 3eras pine 2one Star Ster.
9as alte Sabr md mtandes flaste
nnb fpradB aud pDn Der finft'gen Mabf.
Odd mas bas neme Sabr nrauf iaste,
8eridIte i'd elm ntber Mal.
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Die 4nipdlte Ser @oters 8ierce
Oil Company baben Dor Dem oritten
pil-4ppeaationsgeri6t in Muitin
ben antrag auf cine 8ieoeraufnabme
bes 8erfobrens geitellt, ourb oas Der
genonnten @eieaf6aft Die Grlaubnis,
IN unierm Staate @eihdfte gu betrei>
ben, ent5ogen ulto Our6 oas ibr
ouBeroem cine Celebrate BON mebr
ais elmer Miaions Dollars %oufgelegt
III.
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Mm s. Sonuar miro man NIT

Der geoIogiiden germeifung unb I'M
t%eriuflune Der Counties 8urnet uno
2lano beginner, Die ouf 8eronIaiiung
uniereS Observation-Disclosures SIap.
ben bonn @eoIoeilden 9ureal in
Waibington norgenommen miro. Mon
gloubt oura oieie ltnteriudung oas
gorbanoeniein beoeutenoer MineroI-
retdtiimer Feftfteaen Ill fonnen.
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Bur Mbpptipn.

Gin Siub I'M Nlter bon 3 Sobren,
aus gutter Camille itammeno, fam
oooptiert peroen. @egen @in5elbei-
ten ipenoe man iid on Die Sreie Greiie
inter Gbiffre g. e.
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getIanat

Elm tiidtiger 8uhbalter uno aor.
reiponoent, Der oeutiden uro engIi,
lfen Sprade mdftig, fir .o~1tsparts
Applifotionen 81 ridten unter Ghiffrs
50. B.N {. o. Sreie BreIie.
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0rei 0in9e Ioa man fultibiren:
@ute Bidder, quite Sreunoe liu6 quite
Su1ne.
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BaReOaft & ao9ler, Woore-@ ebau.
De. Seine @errenfleiber. 8oIes
aIiortintent BON Stoffen.
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Seirats Gdeiue.

Otto 6uefel Jun. uno 2ouiie Guebe
). w. Gurrea unb emma &oIlert.
q. ". weuener uu6 Mmb gbefbn Stree.
man. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11

Treasury Department.
Office Of Comptroller Of Currency.

/
Washington, June 10, 1907.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented TO the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that "The Alex
ander County National Bank Of Cal
ro." in the City OF Cairo, in the Coun.
ty Of Alexander ant State or Illinois,
has complied with all the provisions
OF the Act OF Congress TO enable Ma
tlonal Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence and for 9TH
CT purposes" approved July 18th,
1882,
Now therefore Thomas P. Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency do hereby certify that THE
Alexander County National Bank of
Cairo in the City of Cairo, in the
County Of Alexander and State OF Iii.
nois, Is authorized to have succession
for the period specified In its amended
articles of association, namely until
close Of business on June Ii, 1927.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal Of office this thirteenth
day Of June, 1907.
tSeaD r. p. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency.
No. 3725.
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STOCKS DEPRESSED
BY unconfrmed Rumors Regarding
Certain Railroad Bonds--Money
Market Hardened Temper

| New York, July 10--Japan Just az
ter completing d series of treaties and
now occupying It's place among the
great nations. is confronted for the
lrst time with severe test on the
quality Of its composure and self con.
tainment. Europe has been much IN
doubt whether Japan would lose iIs
mead and has been selling the bonds
me loose talk if this country. is loose
tals' and nothing else, except one
paper which perhaps has an ulterior
motive RuInors unconfirmed to dale
% me eetfct that the Union Pacific and
Atchison bond Subscriptions were
more or les failures, had very de-
pressing effect on he market general
" II Is impossible to say at this
writing what The actual subscriptions
III each We're The hardening Of call
money was not unexpected because Of
the large disbursements hrt as soon
as they are over ii will ease again
The shipment of one million more of
gold hardly commanded much notice
as it also is expected and there were
other more important topics to be
dwelt on. The one fact hat sprang in
prominence and occupied large por
ton o fthe field was the new policy
of the government in relation to in.
dustial trusts so-called A great deal
Of very severe censure has been placed
on the administration but We would
like TO call your attention to some
really healthy trusts; such as the Su-
gar Trust. Standard Oil Trust, Who'll
have been attacked any number OIL
times but because they both occupy a
sound financial position and fill a com
mercial necessity. are still etxant. ana |
we again use the word, still health |
full
Declines AT one time today ran be |
tween three and four points aud al The
close they are somewhat less the mar
ket having improved We do not be |
lieye theat The short side IS the most /
profitable but rather that stocks
stocks should be bought on shake outs
when everybody is excessively bear
sl like they were this morning Nor
10 we believe There viii be any wild
advance bl rather of a gradual i'm
rovement when the digestive process
i overchanging events is completed
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The most remarkable meal ever
ate" the mar IN tho natkini osh WIS
saying was given BY a retiring
Snowman
"The only square real rot cyet
had perhaps" suggested Tho mas
with the white SPOT in his ui1starhN
How did you naipru 10 ssl ~,
inyitHtlon9' aatcd he MN With ~
basgy kncod trousers In order to
make the number Of guests four
teen2"
He had invited LOT OF us to par
take of little supper" said the frs
speaker, paying no attention TO the
Interruptions. "Ile said there would
be the usual large cold bottle and
small hot bird When we sat down
al the table and the beverages were
brought on"
What were the beyerngps?" dc
manded the others with one voice
"A small cold bottle OF beer a
each plate. And when the cover YVES
lifted from the dish In the Center OF
the table we found the bird o be :"
We'll. what was the bird?"
"A large. hot, juicy young ostrich
with enough meat on II for regi.
ment give you my word, gentle
men"
"Oh. shucks."
Then they rose as one man ane
elected him. He had told the biggest
lie Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11

court Of Union county, and state Of
ior Illinois, AMI To me directed, where
lby / am commanded TO make the
amount of one certain judgment re-
Gently obtained against J. 7. Mcclure,
p II .McRaven, Ferdinand Claab,
Eaw Abernathie, L. D. Winchester,
J. II. Linn, U. y. Linson, G. w. Nc
( Clure, John 7. Voglesanger, Fred
Douglas VIM. II. Llghtner and F. NJ.
Culley. in favor Of First National Bank
of Golden. ont Of the lands, tene-
msnts. goods and chattels of the said
J T. Mcclure. p. II. McRavcn, Ferdi-
nand Claab, Edw. Abernathie, E. ID.
Winchester. J. H. Linn. L. B. Linson,
&C. w. Mcclure, John T. Voglesanger,
Fred Douglas, VIM. n. Lightner and
F. NJ. Culley. have levied on the fol
lowing described property, to-wit: Lot
number two "a and lot number three
CD in block number two 60 town Of
AictIpra !m Tie county Of Alexander
1na siaic Of liiuoia
Therefore. according 10 eaid com
JeapJ { hail ezpe fer sale Al pub
l'c aucitun al ibe fight. title and IA
tercsi Of the above uamed J T. Nc
ciure. r H. McRayeu. Ferdinand
Glaah. Edw. Abcrnathie. e. ID. Win
chester. J. r. Linn. L. b. Linson. c.
W Mcclure. Jno. Vogelsanger, Fred.
Douglas. VIM. N. lightner and F. N.
Cniley in and 10 the above described
property At 2 O'Clock D. m. on Tues
DAY Tee 2afi day Of July. 1897. ~ ibrI
=onthwesterly door of the court house.
in the city Of Cairo. county Of Alexan-
der state Of Illinois
Dated at Cairo, illinois. this 2sth
day Of June 1907.
FRANK f. DAVIS.
sheriff Alexander county
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
WHEAT IS BULL|SH
as Result Of Rcports-same Was
True Of oats-corn Depressed
BY Fine Weather.

Chicago, ,laly WHEAT The
news This morning was hullish from
| abroad and from the northwest
Cables came decidedly higher and the
Hungarian report showed about half
crop, The weather in the United
Kingdom is unfavorable and the CROP
| IN northeastern France was said to be
soing back. The adyices from The
northwest came from all sorts of
sources and Mr.. Snow said that in tha
neighbolhood Of MINNEAPOLIS the cfon
DID not look well There was some
hesitation during the day on account
OF he government report which. when
issued, showed practically no change
irom dhe total crop Indicated last
month The winter wheat condition
showed o slight Improvement and
spring wheat some loss. The pros
Meet of this government report has 10
certain extent, killed interest in the
market for at least week. The
traders will now be free TO follow tho
news from day to day Would keen
OF the Short side for the present
Liverpool closed from "a to q highe
Local receipts were 2G cars with Is
expected tomorrow Northwestern
cars 2GG against III last year PR
mary receipts $4,000 against $4,000
last year Clearances $4,000.
CORN-The fine weather had he
pressing effect upon com early the
market firming towards he close in
with other grains. but ola
rot change materially on The govern
ment report, The condition of corn
Is low being SOP while the acreage
showed considerable increase over
last year. fhe crop indicated is ..
520,0o0.0o0 against a final yield last
year of 2,9271000Q0 The report will
probably be construed as moderately
hulish, but the trend OF prices he
pends more on weather from day toll
lay than on any other factor Liver.
pool closed a shade higher Local re
.elpts were lG1 cars with l7S ex- |
locted tomorrow. Primary receipts |
we're 5l2.000 against G0i,0o0 last year
slearances 10000
0ATS-This market was strong
throughout he day. Sentiment is
citing more and more bulIish. The
ews from Illinois and Indiana was
q better and Wisconsin and Mime
ota sending bad reports Mr. Snow.
n drive Of 40 miles west Of Min
capolis finds the plant in an nm
ealthy condition with prospects for
bout 50 per cent of crop. The gov
rnment report indicates slightly
mailer crop than mont b ago. Local
eceipts were 33 cars with 81 ex.
ected tomorrow. Primary receipts
ere 275,000, shipments the same.
PROVISIONS - Provisions ruled
'wer Legitimate conditions still
carish The volume of trade was
mall. Some bull support was given
round inside prices. The continued
lrge hog movement and slow ship
ing demand are causing rather lib
raj Accommodations Of product at west ,
m packing points. 25.000 hogs estl- !
ated for tomorrow I
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
L.arnua 1e or Worms.

Nclampos lie prophet was acquaint
ed with the language of worms When
thrown inJo dungeon he heard the
worms communicating with each 9TH
Ell mat the FOOL overhead would fall
III impaired this intelligence to his
lalcrs and was removed to another
dungeon Thai very night the roof did
tall a3d the king, amazed AT the
aropilot' i (erknowlcdgc, released him
md ruFc him the oxen OF Iphklos. =
Sew WORK Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
Half the World Pacific Coasters

Considerably moro than half the peo
pic of the world live in the countries
which border on the Pacific ocean.
the latest available statistics, fur
nished by the United States depart.
ment Of commerce ana labor, give
these oantries. exclusive OF the
United Sates. an area of l7.096,0G0
square miles and population Of 90I,.
363 900
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
VIII, The Missionary ncsrnircd.

The Rev. Frederick " Bridgman
the noted and successful missioner,
to the Zulus, WAS talking in rhila
delphia about missionary work
y am very hopeful Of f.. he said
IT may he little too hopeful he
cause ! have had such good success
II is better, though. TO be too hope
ful than too doubling.
Much depends upon the charac
ter OF the people one works among
ant can sympathize a little with
the missionary who returned home
from China in a very despondeni
mood.
"A Chinese convert stole this mis-
sionary's watch. and then came bach
to him the next morning to learn
how to wind il up"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11

The Treatment Was severe Rnt
Highly Satisfactory.

Governor Stokes OF Now Jersey
said at Atlantic City on an August
night:
How cool and pleasant ii Is here
The waves crash on the beach with
musical sound. The wind, salt
laden and pure, is more refreshing
and strengthening than any tonic.
IT Is different in Arizona in the
summer II Is so hot in Arizona In
August that heat stories OF almost
Incredible sort arc banded about
They say that Jersoyman once
went to Arizona for his health He
setsied in Yuma. and, by keeping a
wet towel around his head and bath
ing every hour he managed to pull
through the first few months OF
Yuma n intolnrable climate After
that he got accustomed 10 the heat.
He seemed to thrive on IT,
"A few years passed and one July
the man was so unwise as 10 take n
business trip east He had hardly
gotten rs far as Chicago when an at
tack Of pneumonia seized him. TO
b. brief, he died Of double pneu
r,ona. surcrinduced BY exposure. In
TWO days
"fhc mans friends decided to
crematc the body. They took il 10 n
crematory. wrapped it in sheet,
and consigned II sadly 70 the white
heat OF the great oven
Then they waited in The ante
Chamber. When tho usual time had
elapsed they gathered around to re-
ceive The ashes OF their friend.
An attendant opened the great |
oven door, and, to the surprise OF all, |
the man from Yuma sat up in his |
white sheet and shiyered and said |
Shut he door, never felt such
Il drdught,'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
slt on stevenson gIsoor,.

There is an idea abroad among poo
pie that they should make their neigh
bors good. One person have to make
good myself but my duty to my
neighbor is much more nearly express
81 by saying that have to make him
happy II may Robert Louis Steve
pnsOu
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 1a-cATTLE.- Re
ceipis again were liberal aud while
buyers sought tn pnnchase If loves
prices sellers hold on sud prices -
manned abOut steady. bar with weak
nndertoHe. Trade was very slow.
HOGS-Heavy animals FIVE love-.
light steady Receipts and offerings
liberal.
SHEEP-Opened about steady bat
closed zeal tiu' few ssi.z zesH
made. There wefe practically no o.
nsnds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
NEW YoR kcorToN.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Today Yesterday
Money Market.

Now York. July lo.-MUney on call
strung. ruling rate 6. closing bid >.
Time loans ycry strong. sixty days :
lHar cent ninety dave 50si pei
cenf. SIX months per cent Prime
p8nef 5tzd6 per cent Exchange
veal. demand iSG.75m so sixty DAYS
49, l0d f.. Bar silver Ga
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11
The Resemblance

History Professor (giylng a lesson
The kings of this dynasty al resemble
each other strongly by reason OF the
fact That not one of them bears the
least likeness to the other iegende
Biaetter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11

Results is what the advertiser wants
aud that Z what he gets ubcn he
plscss bis ssrsitIsins In ths gu
~tfz.
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cossla

Some men. said Uncle Eben,
-blames women fob gossipin' an den
turns around an listens tn ali de
Helshtc-h-ra '.e1s dor vifss kln git
49, ElS4szi1 gtoa s-zr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-11

Here you." growled the fat man
in the corner 81 the crowded car.
'my feet are NOT there 70 stand ga '''
That's 80. replied the quiet ~
fender. since you're sitting dO1n
you don't need EN- for that purpose
do you'"-The Catholic STANDARD
AM Times
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OF the keylrss Kind

A Georgia professor wrote an arith-
metic that contained such tough prov
CRIBS that nobody could solve them.
One teacher wrote asking for key.
The professor replied on postal
card. Dear sir~It has no KEY. ftis
a stem winder."
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HELP wANrEp-MAlE.
FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not ercsedias
three llnee will DO accepted free fol
one weeks time from any reader 81
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
In person. On regular form, at the Of
fee OF The Bulletin Company, TGS
Ohio sreet. The Rulletis Compauy
assumed no responsibility ro- any aA
rertlsement or statement made there
IN and win not accept the notice of
any person knows to be employed.
Inpu'ries and replies ia sdvertiEa
ments should be made by mali.
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SHERlEFtS SALE.

BY virtue AZ an execution issued oui
>, the clerks office OF the circuit
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Changes.
One hundred years ago to-day.
With wilderness here.
With powder in his gun. the man
Went out and got the deer
But now the thing IS somewhat
changed
Ard on another plan;
With powder on her cheeks TIE dear
Goes cut and gets the nan
Indianapolis ssh
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EXCURSION BULLETIN 1907.
Summer Tourists Rates, via the hi
nois Central Railroad.

Cairo to Dawson and return. S 4. 81
Cairo 70 cerulesn and return. 4 Sc
Cairo to orayson and return "a
Cairo 70 Wsukesha, Wis, and
return ....-. ..... 10 %
Caro- - Milwaukee, W.. and
'e'u'n s Isl. ie rs
C7ifo - <oglt Hsvfa Mich.
and rsturns s.4.. $3.50. r. ~
Cairo 20 ST Joseph and return IS 90
Cairo to Bay View and return p 25
Cairo to Petoskey and return q 25
coiro TO Hsrbor Springs and
return ..--... .-...--.-... p 50
c7iro TO Detroit and return ... "a. 90
Cairo to 81 Paul. minn. and
return .....- ~. -..-..... p Is
C7iro - Denver. Colo. and
return .-----.- --..--.-.. - 6
Anc many other points.
Tickets sold daily until September
90. ard good returning until October
81. 1907. Inquiries cheerfuiIy an.
srxcrcd }. a. JONES.
Tichsl Agent cauo.
E. e. flhTCu.
0sn1 Passenger Agent, chiesac.
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Chicago. July lO.-The following
car load lots represent the days re
ccipts aud shpmchfs
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FOR sALE-Tho Cal Brown farm