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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
20 DEGREES BELOW ZERO.

Second Coldest Morning of the Winter
 at Some Points in Litchfeld County.
 Winsted, Jan. 31,-This was the sec ond coldest day of the year in this sec tion of the state. In Burrville many of the thermometers read 20 below zero, and in this and adjacent towns the mercury dropped as low as F degrees below.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
11rpv n1sAGREEMENT.

After deliberation of three hours the jury in the damage suit of Andrew F.. Galligan against the city returned on Wednesday to announce disagree ment.
 Galligan sued for $2,OOo for fall on an fey walk by which he broke his leg The case was on trial in the superior court for several dhays
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
Applioant-what does marriage Ii.

Applicant-What does marriage IT. eense cost?
 Clerk-Well, really, it's hard to tell till you've tried one for fifteen or twenty Philadelphia Inquirer.
 First Traveller (cheerilyl Fine day, isn't it?" Second ditto thaughti- ly)-"sir! You have the advantage of me. I don't know your First Travel er-'Humph! fail to see the advant- age.''-Town and Country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
MRS. EMILY MILLER.

Mrs. Emily Miller, wife of Captain Joseph A. Miller, the retired letter car Tier, took place yesterday afternoon at her late home. 122 Frank street, and was largely attended by mourning friends. Rev. Dr. w. W. w. Wilson, pastor of Grace M, F. church, of whose church Mrs. Miller was member, con ducted the services and make very feeling and impressive consolatory re marks. There were many beautiful tributes of flowers.
 The interment was in Evergreen cemetery. stahl & Son were the fun eral directors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
pARISH HOILCOIMR.

The funeral of the late Parish Hol- comb will take place from the chapel of Lewis & Maycoek at 2:30 to-day. Rev. A. c. Powell will offlciate Inter ment in Westville cemetery. The bear CTS will be s. M Fields, MT. Tribbet, Daniel Tillman John Adley.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
THE BURROUGHS ESTATE NEAR
 LY O,OOO,

Jury Disagreement--Win Invalid OV
 Marriage-Trust Must Keep Contract
 City Court Cases.
 An inventory of the estate of the late Silas E. Burroughs, a resident or thls city, whose death occurred While m England on one of his tours, was hled in the probate court yesterday by the appraisers, Henry H. Townshend and Frank D. Trowbridge. The figures state that MT. Burroughs possessed an estate valued at $342, ,2S2.S6, In this there are included S16 shares of New York and New Haven road, which are estimated at a value of $67 $40. This is the only local holding
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
MICHAEL J. MARTIN.

The funeral of Michael J., son of Jeremiah and Helen Martin of 42 Sum mer street, will be held this morning from his late residence. Services will follow at St. Patrick's church. The in terment will be in St. Lawrence cem- O{n
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

Waiter (presenting a plate before an old man from the country-"For the music, sir" Old Man (gathering the coins up off the plate) Thank YOU; the music was pretty bad "-Lustige Blaetter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

Mother (returning home) e)-Gracious, children! Everything is smashed up. Didn't I tell you to play horse?
 Tommy-Yes, ma. but horses are out of date, so we played automobile, and just had the dandiest runaway,-Chi- cago News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

"Is your husband keeping his prom ise to abstain from drinking?" asked Mrs Wise.
 ooh, yes, faithfully" replied Mrs. Newliwed.
 Are you sure? It's pretty hand for a man to resist the temptation"
 "Yes, but he tells me he's found a substitute which he eats whenever he feels tempted to take a drink; and what do you suppose it is? Cloves!'- 1 Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
rRI1sr MIST KEEP CONTRACT

TRUST MUST KEEP CONTRACT.
 Judge George w. Wheeler has filed a decision in the superior court which sustalns the contention of the stock holders of the Cooperative Ice compa- nv, of Hartford, that they were entitled all last summer to get ice at $S ton from the ice trust, in accordance with their contract,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
WILL INVALID BY MARRIAGE.

WILL INVALID BY MARRIAGE.
 When the will of the late Mrs. Worth ington Scranton was offered for pro- bate in the probate court yesterday 1t was objected to by ex-Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland, representing her hus- band, and after the objections had been stated Judge Cleaveland was appointed administrator by Judge Studley. It was alleged that Mrs. Scranton, who married in the afternoon of October Is last, drew her will in the morning be- fore the marriage, and left all her prop erty to relatives.
 By the marriage in the afternoon the will, under the statutes, was invalidated and therefore MT. Scranton objected to its probating. The estate, not under stood to be very large one, the hus- band will now inherit according to law
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
DEATH OF A YOUNG PRIEST.
Father Carr Succumbs to an Attack of
 the Grip at His Mothers Home.

the Grip at His Mothers Home.
 Thomaston, Jan. S1-Rev. J ohm C.. Carr, an assistant to Rev, Walter J. shanley at St. Peter's, church, Dan bury, died this morning at his mothers home in this town.
 Father Carr had a severe attack of the grip in Danbury, but no one ex- pected that it would result fatally. On Tuesday he left Danbury for Thomas ton. expecting to return to his pastoral duties in a short time. A nervous trou- ble developed, and the end came unex- pectedly this morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
WOMEN'S.

Womens Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Box Cal ana 1S Gun Metal Rutton and Lace Boots at $2.47 were $35o, $4 $5 and $6.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
Shoe Bargains.

Mems $4 $5, $6 and $7 Boots, Patent GalI Wax
 $27o ss-s1 [t KLl ke4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
@ie entfteben @iooefarbsn!

SStbes Sabr bat bic 5rdu.nmooe
cine ertIdrte 2ieblinssfarbe. unb ies
bes csabr brinst iie ferner neue, btss
Der unsebrGu9lide Ober bod nod
nidt beroeItelte TarbentDne auf ben
Martt, bic bas 2.ste unb SO4ite Ses
Robegei6mads in Der Sarbs baritsls
len. Wober tommsn bieie Ulobefars
benz glafiirlib finb ite bon ben Sros
ben Barrier unb 2onbpner S9nets
bern unb S9nsiOerpertitdtten aussss
Ionnen, bi. bic 9rGbte Der Srduens
mpbe 70 siemli9 in Der eanaen Wslt
sieben. Mie aber iid bic Wahl elmer
folhen Wlpbtfurbs poIlSiebt, bas 1T
intereFant senus. Gs 1T bies ndmlt4
tsinesipeas cine cinfa9e Sude; benn
cine Jarbe, bic 2lntlans finben lou,
mub eieenartis, pruttif9 pertpenobar
unb auberbsm inbuitriell in Usaits
berItelIbar iein. Die Irbeit Der Iuss
ipabl elmer Wlpbsfarbe 1T aIIo eine
bOppeIte: eritlid gilt es, ben neu.n
Son ou finben, sfpsitens ibn bsraus
ftellen.
9ie QueIe Der neusn MOOefurben
1T bic bette, bic iih finben ldBt -
nGmli6 bic Natur felbit. Ser Wlann,
Der ben 2luftras bat. eine neue 5arbs
ausfinbig 5u MAIDEN, fiibrt bus miis
biae 2eben zines Wanoerers bur9
s5elb, WloOr unb 9drtsn. @oltsn,
9lumen, S9mstterlinse bieten ibm
taufenb punberbare SDne, eine uns
enbli9e MannisfuItistsit. SagsIans
beoba6tet .r bic sisbsnben DOIten,
Tiebt er bic 2noipen fhpeIIen, ii9
6ffnen unb bic prd9t ibrer 8liitbe
pou entfalten, bis er enblih aus aa'
bieIem Reidtbum einise ipenige Gars
b.ntDne ausgeidieben bat, bic er nun
psrfu6en min ipieber5ugeben, um
bic S60nen Der WeIt nit ibnen gu
fdmiidtn. limb nun beginnt cine
lanafpierige demii9e Nrbeit, bic oft
pergebens 1T; benn einen 5drbenton
Der Teatur auf papier ober Carton
aetreuIid ipiebersuseben, 1T cine
f9pierisere @rbeit, als Der 2aie ii4
fpobl pOrftetIsn mag. ST biefe Qrbeit
enblid selunsen, 10 tperOen bic firirs
ten SDne in bic sroBen Dertitdtten
aebradt, unb bier ipirb bic enbgiiltise
@d6l Der 8or3ussfarben Der nd6iten
SaiIpn borsenommsn. Die @epins
nung zines beitimmttn Rotb. bas
einmaI bD9Fe Mobe mar, IolI 3. 3.
aIl.s in allem ni6t tpeniser als II
Wonats ssbulbiser 8eOba4tuns unb
@sriu9. in Gnfpru9 ssnpmmen bas
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Sledte n5tbis tpGre - bds eisene
9uar reidt iaum mebr fir bic Isits
lihen WelIen unb cine tleine Inter
lage."
Gin SeufSer aus psibIi4em
Mlunbe.
,Sa, ia, i6 peiB; es 1T mir in
LETTER 3eit pieOer 10 Iaredlih ausges
ganesn! 9lber bite obne &OrOel -
bic 3Opfe baIten iih bod beiler."
8eim Rlang Der Stimms fdbrt
Mar auf. als ipdre iein SiB NIT
6aarnubeln seipidt.
@ana porIi9tis i9lei9t er CUR por'
ttere, ibiebt lie ein SpGlthen dusein'
amber = unO lGbt Iie tpieber fallen.
Dbl" !!"---
Damn ntmmt tr ieinsn Sut uno
nidt bem er ritaunten 9ebilfen etneH
abf6iebssrub gu.
sd tomme na9bep nod nal fple'
ber."
glber er fam niht - ebenfopenig
fpie gum D;nerfeit = unb bic blon|
be Gill piirbe iid setpiB ibre 2Oden
aerauFt baben aus Summer iibsr ben
unaetreuen 8srebrer - lpenn Der
tbeure, neue 3Opf cine ioIde gebanO'
lung pertpdgen bate!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Der ssprsute 3oubsamte.

Der 0ampF.r, Der ben gertsbr
5piiden SerIep unb 9runpilIe pers
mittslt, bate 10 lefen mir i'm n@iI
8las") einmal cine Der Iiebenspiirs
btgIfen Barrier SdauipieIsrinnen en-
Borb. Die 0ame fdpGrmt fir BEN
feinen bsGen Sabat. Der in SsrIep 10
bilig 1T. unb bate iit elm Sano.
t0rb5en bon mitsebra9t. Bel Der
2anbung erI6itnen bic 3Onbsamten.
Die R.biiion III in 9ranpile febr
Itreng, neil bort pieI seI9mugseIt
pirO. Wlan IGBt riidfdtslOs ale
&offer Dffnsn, uRb nidt felten miifen
bic ReiIenben iOsur ibre SaIdeu
umtebren. 9lH unfsre S9auipisIerin
panbte ii9 aud Elm 3DIIner nit Der
iibli9en Grdse:n nRidts gu peraolIen?"
Die &iinitlerin feBte ibre f4elmiI6e
Riene auf unb 5irpte: pytein. Serr
3olpd6ter. llebrigens tann i'd ia
meinen aofFer Offneu." Obne bic
antpprt Der 3pIIbeumten ub5uDarteu,
rei6te iie ibm ibr SanotOrbden bin
unb fasts nsdiId bittenO: ~Sie ball
ten mir pobl sins Setunbe metn
a0rb6en, nur 10 lunss, biz id ben
Roffer ge0ffnet babe" Sbne an
stpds 86Iss au benten, nubm Der
3un6eamte bas 9Orb6en; er fOnitu.
firte, bab Der &Offer nur @dfde sii>
belt unb CAB Der Dame gallant ods
86r66en 5uriid, inbem er tuoblpoIs
lsnb bemertte: SD Freue mid Sbrets
pegen, baB sic teinen Subat mitses
bra6t baben. -. Sir elm &ilo bGts
ten sic so Sruncs Straf. SubIen
t0nnen!" = rDu f9uu' elmer ber, "
erpiberte nit gut seIpielter Surm'
loIigtsit bic SdduIpieIerin. lid polIte
f6on brsi 8ilOsramm mitbringenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

WtBberftunben. .Das2
sic iunser Mann benten f9on ans
Seiratkn9 &Dnnsn sic benn f9on
cine Samilie unterbalten2" = %,
mebr ala cine! Sd bin ndmIi4
Reeitdtor!"
= Ru aber raus! Yatisnt:
rSerr Sottor, i'd babe niht 70 biel
baares @eIO fIiiFig. um Sbnen bic
Rednuns 5u be5ubIen. 8unn i'd bus
SOnOrur nidt abarbeiten9" 9Ottor:
r0as sinse pislIei4t. mas iinb sic
bsnn eisentIi49" putisnt: r2si.rta'
ftenmdnn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
SaIf6 perfanben IN

Satf9 o.rfanb m.
@prFBen6er: 2lnsetlaster, baben si.
sentli9 sic bieie 8etriisrreien nit
Willen beriibts = 8duipetulant:
Rein. Serr 9eridtsbof. - nit sp.i
3insbduiern!
-9efdbrIid. 8ummsI: Dos
nit i9 msin. &otiGIonItrGuB9en 70
Iunse frifd erbalte9 S.br einfadJ,
td nsbms ben Munb bon Wufer, unb
iprubsle es san5 fein buriiber. =
Suff: 9lbtr, um Simmelspillen,
MenI9, babel tdnRit bu bod fur9ts
bar lei9t nal mas berTaluden!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
@ut abatfii br t.

@ut abgtfiibrt. ~@4,
enGbises JrGulein, 81. MAIDEN mir
ME elm freunbIi9es 9ePdt!" = nSte
fnb eben ME bd, ipenn id eins mas
9e!"
- 9is aGatf9bafe. rginsn
ausenbIid, MOOsba4erin; bon msis
nsr glidts muB ih Sbnsn etipus ers
adblen." - % ipeb, ih mill berreis
fen; iit's mas SdIe9tes2" -
-Ri9ts @utes!" = IRA, laHsn sic
NAL b6r.n; i9 tunn ia aud nit benz
ndbFeu 3ug fubren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
@trtheibiaunasrebs

@ertbeibtsungsrebe. {.
@bpotat (bsi elmer Seri9tsOerbanbs
Iuns): DAB Der 4nsetlusts bic Shat
lebiglid aus 9ummbeit besing, 9ebt
am beiten fdOn buraus herOOr. bab
er tiiraIid gum bierten WuIs sebeis
ratbet bat"
= au! SD finbe, Der Rann
bort am Slide lints bat troB ieines
geip5bnli9en @usiebens etipus Spms
patbif6es, ettpas WiiIbss, pie fOI i'd
fagen - stpas unsemein Weides an
fi9.- - ~aunitftiid; er 1T ia au4
Wsi9eniteller!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

= pie perssBGide 8roni.
Die 8rOni BON Der Mildfrdu If
aud Wiitglieo bes 8auerntbeaters =
baber i'm Sriibiabr Dor 8esinn Der
SpisI5ett febr a.ritreut. 9lls fe
einmal bic MiI9 austrGgt unb CUR
Srau SOriterin tommt. bemertt iie.
6aB bic 2annt nur Sur SGlfte sss
flint 1T unb nod ba5u ftatt NIT
Mil9. nit 8afer, = nSeFas4.
Iast ba bic 9roni beItiirst. risbt bub'
i6 gang psreefsn bic = WiId
neins'I6iitten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

&rGfttse @rntberuus.
aommis popdeeur (im Wirtbsbauie
ben @uittpirtb OF bes ni9t mebr febr
frifden 8ieres ironiiirenb): Sbr ebler
9eriteniaft lduft tpObl fhon febr,
f.br lanse. Serr Wirtb. tpie2 =
@irtb: Sebenfals ni9t ldnser, dIs
Sic tpobI mun9mul luufen perben,
um einen Iuftrus 5u ergdttern!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
= gntf6uIbiqt. Sic

- Gnt 9ulbigt. Sic iOl'
len geItern nit elmer buntIen 9a>
me geftben nerben iein, Serr Cuff
tig! Sbre 9attin III bod blOnO =
0a muB man mid entfduIoissn e.
i9 bin farbenblinO!
-S9Gedte ausrebe. 8abus
iuGrter gum Bauer, ben er iuGbrenb
zines bsftissn Resens uuf bsm 8abns
s.leiIe trifft): nWas MAIDEN g benu
ba, f9duen g, buB glei4 berunter
fummen!" Bauer: IS ipoIIt mid nur
unter bic Selssrapb,nbrGbt' felIsn,
bamit i9 net 10 NAB perbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Sin Gbrenmann.

8i9ter: n@ie IoGleu bic Sodter
bss GommsrSienratbs auf offener
Strabe umdrmt buben."
StroId: rSerr Prdfoent, i9
bin elm Gbrenmam unb ipetb, mas
i'd gu tbun babe: Sd lusrbe lie beirds
them
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

= Sebr sbrli9 Midel
(ua9 Oem 8egrdbniie zines 8uus
ern, uIs er NIT einigen anberen 9aus
ern in Der SdGnfe fBD: limb 10
ebrlih tpie Der mar, 3iueiunbiisbSis
Sabre 1T er alt seporben. unb net a
NAL gebrannt bats isi Gebtag Bel
ibm!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

= 9sre9tc @ntrii flung.
Rt9ter: Der llnsetluste bat aud
sinen 8sits9ungsOsriud ssmu6t. uIs
sic ibn psrbaften tpollten; mas bot
er Sbnsn an9" giudtpGdter (entriis
iteD: Gin gremplur feiner 9eOidz
te!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

TrautnGosit. Gbssutts:
rDarum faltef bu benn ben 8rief
gar 70 Helm suIummen?" Srdu: rSas
nit er nidt 70 f9iper uusfeht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Gin @utberSiser.

9t9ter: sd. babe mir erldubt,
Sbnen einise @ebi4te 5u5uienben!"
Rebatteur: v0as md6t
ui9ts! @enn sic mir perIpreden, es
ui9t pisber au tbun. perbe i4 es
Ebnsn ni6t ipeiter na4trussn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

-@usrsbenGaffen. 5lotts
bad: Sd piinfde mir nur fiinfbuns
bert Wtart - Sntel: Wie be-
fdeiben! - 6lottba9: 9lber iebss
MdrtItiid in einen SduIenomarts
f9ein eingeipidelt!
- Seine Guffdffung,
Selbbiiter: 0onueripetter, bdben sic
benn ni9t seleIen. bub bus 8etrstsn
bisfes @eses bel Strafe perbOtsn
iit2 - Suhrmunn: 9us f9on! aber,
pis Sic isben. fo4re id bod!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

3uriidseseben. @r: Ru,
Epenn ou es benn tpiFen piIit, i'd
bube bid bod uur bss @elOts ipegen
bebeiratbet! - Sit: a4, fpenn i'd
lur 70 i6nell iusen tOnlte, tuesbulb
ed bid gsbeirutbet babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Gin Shlaufupf.

6rib: Batter, bi. Delt stbt uns
ter, i'm 8latt itebt's. Sch, bol' g
@elo bon Der Spurtafe, bus ppn'u
mir srIt Deriubeln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
,O6 er nod tommt9"

rSb er nod fommt9"
llnmutbis fampft Srau Ndridnne
nit osm tleinen, utIdsbei9phten SUB
auf.
DAB lie du6 bieIen 9ebdntsn ben
san5en glbenb iiber nidt lps pirb!
: unb sisentIid iOIIte iis bod
frob Isin, lpenn er fern bleibt, oenn
lie ipeiB es nur gu gut. pie iebT
iie ii9 Dor ibm in d4t nehmen
mub.
Wlan rdunt Ii9 alIerbanb i9limme.
Isbr i6limms 0inee bon ibm ins
DIR = unb lie bat es friiber 10 gut
perifanOen, ibn tiibl, faf Elm ipenis
oerdhtli1 gu behdnoeIn, ben Wtdol
denidger = ben profeiiioneGen Sers
3enbred)er.
Darum tunn iie es isBt ni4t
mebr2
8arum bulbet Fe es, OaB er lie 10
feIt an ii6 prebt betm Sdn5en, odB
er ibr 9lumen brinet uno lie bic
-bploeIte RpIe" nennt9 -
$50 OerIonnen, tbeure 6rdu9! =
BON mem trGumen sic oenn?"
frast cine lsiie, peids Stimme bins
Ter i6r.
sic fd6rt eridroden bsrum unS
btgegnst ieinen braunen 3igsunerdus
gen, bic cine 10 belize Spru6e ipres
9eR. 9srpirrt ientt Iie ben Bid.
piro buntslrotb uno I9psist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-12
YESTERDAY BECAUSE OF THE IN.
TERRUPTlON ToDAY-PRlCES
ADVANCED ON MODERATE
TRADING.

Now yorl, roh - ,o,.,a .a
- ''N''0N VI ''0 "'ocN market wa
the readiness with which prices ad
yanced on volume Of buying whicl
/ was moderate Rnvino ordors oor,,
i,ta no. aa,.a
~, q - = ''"i '"'e' ' az
! ! ANU '''efo were iohs hai's IN risihs
tendency, and in The execution of buy
ling orders. The hardness of the mar
hot IN tho dun t,for,,ol, mo, ,,,,,.
-,
'''7'''' ''7''''''''''' ''''o"siio'''
supSiuence OF me selling During the
FIRST hour there was some selling
which Sc med to he baeed an a nroe.
noo, ~ hi..h. .. .,
~ NV 'oii'i''eA'oh u me paiik state
ment Saturday Ample demand 10
absorb this selling ended 1t. and the
PROF asslonal element showed no ag-
gressIVe opposition to upward tend
ency after that. The receipt of news
from Washington that the treasury
department would buy $4,000 600
worth OF nearly matured four per
cent bonds Of 1907 at l01l2 was the
signal for III most animated buying
OF the session The first impression
given by news of relief from anxiety
overcoming the withdrawal Friday OF
this week of the remaining half of
deposits Of government funds made
with banks in December, which would
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-12
SPECIAL TAX ASSE SSMENT
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons intcrcs cd that the city council
of the city Of Cairo Illinois. has by
Ordinance No. III approved Decem
| Der Is. A u. 1905. ordered the filing
with earth Of Eighteenth street, Nine
teclth street and Twentieth street
from Walnut street to Cedar street
and Cross street from point one
hundred aud thirty FIVE G35l feet
west Of Walnut street to Cedar street
Of Seventeenth street to the north
line Of Center street. from LOT line to
lot line and to the grade now estab.
ishcd for the said streets, in the city
nance No ~ is on file in the office
of the city clerk of said city Of Cairo;
and that the whole of the cost Of said
Improvement amounting to Nineteen
Thousand aud Seven Hundred and
Niney Four Dollars and Eighty.
Eight Cents Is by the terms of said
Ordinance No. ~ to be paid for by
special taxation OF the property front
ing or abutting on or contiguous to
the said improvement; and that the
said city Of Cairo has Applied to the
county court OF AletaNj1 to,atY. Hi
nuis, for an scssn ot the whole
If the cost Of said mn Faneni ac
oordna to the benefit ag, IL accord
anee with the provisions % said Ordi
nance aud an ass sment thereof
having been made and returned to
said court the final hearing thereon
will he had al he March term a, d.
1907 Of aid court al the court house
in the city Of Cairo. Illinois. on Mon
day the Fourth dag Of March A. y
1907 al the hour of 9 O'Clock A. NJ of
said day or as soon thereafter as the
bu mess Of the court viii permit
All persons desiring may file obiec
lions in said court before said day
and may then and there appear on the
hearing ana make their defense
The said assessment is payable in
zen n0l annual installment.. All in.
5tallments. except the first. will bear
interest, as provided BY statute. at the
rate OF five 90 per cent per aunum.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, February s.
1907.
MICHAEL ! HOWLEY
Commissioner.
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The undersigned having this day
been appointed receiver for HE firm
of T.. Il. a c. NJ Ellis, publishers Of
the Telegram On petition Of Eugene
+. Ellis, granted by Judge w. n
Butler Of the circuit court, In order 10
secure an accounting from Clarence
M, ELLIS and to dis olive the partner.
ship, notice is hereby given to all con.
ccrned hat the order of the court
directs and commands that each party
and all others having in their hands or
Under thir eontsal any property,
drafts or other securit es, books ac.
coun,s. moneys or other properties
belonging to said firm, shall on dc
mand Of The receiver deliver the same
to aid ceiyer.
The undersigned receiver announces
that he has duly qualified as such Ie-
ceiver and has taken into his posses
SIGN the tangible property Of said firm
in so far as he has been able to secure
the same and will continue the publ
cation of The Cairo Daily Telegram rs
referred O elsewhere in this issue
No one except the undersigned Is
authorized to collect any moneys due
said firm and all persons are hereby
notified TO deliver over and pay to the
undersigned or such persons as he
may in writing authorize to receive
the same any property or moneys
they msy have in their hands or under
their control belonging or due and
owing to said firm.
(Signed) JOHN T. BROWN,
Jan. 2Sth, 1907. Receiver,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-12
Stocks - Bonds y Cereals
Stocks WERE DULL CLOSE WAS WEAK
Because Of Late Reports Denying Flu
NOR Of Purchase OF Wheat by Rus
sia--Corn Also OFF.

Chicago Feb, 11,-W WHEAT Til,
report cWtradicting the staten MT,
made last week regarding the pur
chase Of large quantities of American
wheat by he Russian government for
! famine relief purpos caused liberia
! selling late in the day and resulted
in weak close May showed a loss
| "a q NC At the opening the market
was strong on lively buying by com.
mission houses, small shipments from
| Russia last we k and higher prices
| at Liverpool At the end of the frs
| hour the market became somewhat
easier on selling by bulls who were
anxious to even with accounts be.
cause of In holiday tomorrow. As
the trading progressed the selling ,be.
came more liberal and prices weak.
cned. Then came a dispatch from 81.
Peter burg denying that Russia would
import Am rican wheat and another
from Minneapolis claiming that deiv.
cries from the Dakotas were rapidIy
increasing. These two dispatches in.
creased the selling movement and
weaken prices
CORN.-Large increase in local re,
ccpts and favorable weather for the
growing crop caused free selling by
commission houses and resulted in a
weak und rtone The principal de
mand came from cash houses The
close was weak, May down ne.
OATS.-Buying by cash houses was
the cause Of the steadiness early. hut
toward the middle, the market weak
en- d il sympathy With wheat ana
corn. May cl" ed down &c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-12
Unauthorized.

BIT. colonel" urged the reporter
for the Morning Whooper. when a
man has made great success in life.
as you have. he becomes in one sense
OF the term public property You owe
it 10 posteritv. az least, 10 tell the
7t,ry Of your remarkable career" III
: oRc anything to posterity. said the
financial mazuate. .uosterity viii have
20 present if7 hIl in person. and not
through collection agency Good
morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-12
Unpro7rs.siv, Me- 81 War.

Tho war office hsz long bea7 proven.
bal Tor its discouragemcnt ~ inyen-
tors in general but they seem 10 re.
serve special brand Of 90 treatment
Tor al inventor who is ualucky
enough io We-f q soldiers coat Gen.
ShrarueII ihe inventor ~ ihe furmid-
able prnirrtiie which bears his NAME
to Tins day died poor man after
sPeEdiug thousands 81 puuuds GA his
Invention La don ReEimeat