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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19
WricffnitCM.

WrtcttnlteH.
IS. g." - @cjmum9en lit iiber.
boIpt 9tiemono, icin SoIGr an3u-
ncbmcn. 2lui ollie Sale miro Dem
FrGiioentcn Der Bcreinigten Staaten
hoS icinc Ull0be3ubIt, Oh er Is miinldJt
o0cr nidt. Gr fam bomit tbuu,
moa CT mill. NiS icbt lit eS nod ni6t
porgefommcr, Oob elm Yr0iioent Ole
@mnbme icinea SolGrS Dcrwei9ert
bat, ooQeAcn miro ooiieIbe nllgcmein
oils mgcuiigen0 bctradtct.
Strife bcigclcgt. Ger
Strife. mcldcr ieit 0rci @oden bon
ocu 2maeitclten Der o@lnfcI Mugon
So" gciiibrt mlr0c, fam gcitcrn &or.
mitt0Q gum NbibluB, nudOem Die
6irmn aemiiic 6orOcrumQcn Der Stri-
fer bcipiaiQt bate. Tcr Strife be.
gonlL nI3 Ole 6irmn ibren Nrbeitcrn
oic 9cpiuigmg zines 2Ihtihunoen-
tnQcS pCrruciNcrt bottc. PIN Wlittluod
2lbcn0 fam Die Sirnlo Dem &erlongen
ibrcr NnGcitcltcn nnd unO aciteru
tcbrtcn 0icicIbcu 3llr Nrbcit 5uriid.
Gin ul der Alarm mlroe
gciter Abcuo nm "a llbr bon Dem
Observation-Disclosures 9tr. 312 an Scr ode
Don Striter StruBc un0 Futtcrion.
9Dcnllc aus BON mbctonnter Sau0
cinNcionot. Sic YoIi5ci oc9 moro.
lpcitli6cn Giitritts ilbt pcrgcbenS
nod Ocn &criiber oca Yubcnltrcid)S.
Ser Strcit Gci dl h tct.
Ter Strcit 5niid)cn Der polniiden
ct. Stoni3loi9 @cn1cinOc mno 8.
Sonnrboru X So. iibcr sic neben oem
ShuIbnuic Aclcgcnc hcmilhe Snbrit
nj NliccomoitroBc lit boourd &c.
ihIidtct mor6crL Bob sic @Cmein0e
OoS @rlmoItiid Scr Tirmn fir $500
getouIt bot.
&iu0cSIcihc Qefuu0cu -
9ln Der Ode bon @ollqDs un0 Mnn,
ltrnBc lultr0c Qcltcrn Wor9ct gcget
10 llhr Die 2cid)c ciucS neltgc6orcncn
&illoc3 mGumlidcn @ci6IchtS, in ci.
ncr Grobcn Fupp'dnd)tcI pcrpodt, &c.
ium0cn. Nn3 Eodct lag an GiniliB
0ca Nb5u0StonolS III Scr Himc mo
lit ic0cniollS bobin gcruoricn moroen,
mn IN 0c1 3uuol Q%cidppenmtt III
mcrocn. 0ic 2cid)c luur6c mad Scr
6itlid)cn GoIi5ciitotion mo bon od
nod Der Worguc ncbroht. Ger So
roncr miro pcrit6cn, 2idt in ole ga.
che 5u briuQcn.
2 6 ~ N mbo6 iii GolleG.
- Bur Belt miro fir oo3 Wount Ct.
&oIcpb5- GoucQ al scr pcrIGugcrten
6rcOcrid gpcmjc Gin Sdmimm6oo
onAclcgt, 6o8 IN ctrpo cincm Monot
icrti1 gcItcl(t mcrocn ioa. Gaiiel6c
miro ctiuo Gunocrt 6lrb BON GoIlcg.
@cbGlt6c al cincm t(ciucn 6liiBden,
@uQoog,NiDcr 0cnom1t, crridtet. IS
miro 100 bel 10 SUB groB uno erbGlt
cine (icfc bon 312 bis G% SUB.
&ottc t06tlidrn IuS.
Nona.-G Ter % Sabre olte SSobn e.
Strin0icaoru itor6 9eltern Nodunit.
tag I'M ogGgcmcincn Morpldnoer
@oipitol" an ben Solgen bon @erlet.
5llngcn, mcldc i6nt ongcbIi6 am 2.
9lpril bon icincm 9rilbcr, benz 81
Sabre oItcu Ncgcr Connie Strinafel.
lolu bon Mr. 3t1, 21a. Strobc nit ei'
ncr &on5e bcigcbrod)t mllroen. Goro.
ncr 2. NoIomin miro bclttc Nbeno in
Der norOmcitlidcn Eoli5eiitotion eli.
men SnQucIt obbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19

SOD unau geflGrt. - &c
5iiglid Oes llcbcrialleS 81 0enQicS'
Station, benz Sri. Gliiobctb 9lnn
StcpenS letten Gienitog 5Hm Spfcr
iicl, toppt Die 8oli5ci INNER nob I'M
Glnfcln bcrllm. IQcrbingS bat lie
cine nClc SG6rtc, Die nnd) eincm IN
ser Nodboridoft mobnenOen iultgen
Molunc 5ci0t, lutb bofit Die Yoli5ei,
6olo 1cniigcnO l(mItonoSbcluciic 81,
6n6en, nm cine &crbnftllng Oellel6cn
ST rcGtfertigcn. Sobn @rccn, ipcldbcr
Don Der 8oIi5ei ~fcitgc6olten lullrOa,
nlubtc gcltcrn mieocr c%ntloIlen mcr-
Den, oo cr Gin 9(li6i r0Gmeilcn FOUL
te. Sri. SteDcns mllrOc befnnntli0
lcbtcn Gienltng Morgen ollf Dem &c.
&c nod Scr @u6nItotion crimincll
on0e0riifcn u1lb liegt nod INNER in
6ol0e DcS ollSGciton0encn S6rcdenS
frollf oornie0cr.
Sobocco @orebonc sG oms
III ito II. - Snl Bureau 0cS Sou.
pcrncltr5 i'm o6ioclitp.@ cbGn0ey belt
geItern sic Sobocco Mure6olicsGom.
miilion, meld)e Dom NppelotionSgcs
ri6t dis lungclcblid) gei6offen erfl1rt
morocn ruor, ibre leBte Siblunq nb,
I'M ibrc @eid)1fte ab5uluifeln. Sic
nod 5u crlcOigcn0cn @ei6oite Der
Gonmillipn miro Die Stoot3bontcn.
8c6or0e beIorgen.
0oupernCur 8lenn Bier.
- @oupcrneur &pbert .. Wlcun bon
Npro.Gurolila biclt gclteru slbenb IN
ser ~critell 9optiiten-airdc cinen Sors
trog ii6cr Ecmperen5. 9lm No6mit-
tag empiil0 Der @ollperneltr in Der
Wobnlt1g beS Serrn Sobn 8ilbitr
Senfins, Mr. 81, Sit.lGt. @crrlon.
Eloce, Wtitglie0cr OeS Nprb-Gorolina.
@crcitS. Moppr Simonlls rno on.
Oere ongeiebenc Niirger mobnteH Dem
Gm,piong bei.
&crlebtcr NobIcr. - slS
ii6 G0lporO Hi1or0iorL 10 Sabre alt,
bon Nr. 1884, ct. Eoulitrobe, &c.
itcrn Sormittog M9 llbr oilf icincm
&aoc IN Die Sd)ule begeben luoutc,
colliOirte er al Charles uno Sranfs
linItroBe nit einem &o"blempogcn
Ger rGnterpriic Gool 60" illlo erlitt
&~erlcbun9cn an Der Siifte m1o ont
9lrnt. Gr. SoDn Chambers bon Nr.
is, @eit.S ronflinitrobe, perbonb bie
S%erlcbungcn.
Sbren &erlebungen erl c.
Gen. - Gas Dor etlpo bier @od)en
burtb 9ron0munocn bel einem Seller
I'M Souie Nr. 1870, @arrilouItroBc,
idyiucr ucrlette MGoGen 9toio 3ert-
ncr itarb geItern Mbcno i'm yStoot.
Soipital" in 6olge ibrer Serleeu,lgel.
Coroner ST. Sapoen pilroc 6ellod)-
rid)tigt.
I6le6cn. - Selrp $. Neiii9 lit
aeltcru Ho6mittog i'm Sauie ieiner
Glteril, CHARLES n1b Caroline HciIig,
lr. 1910, SoriorO.I pcnile, g~eItorbcu.
ST NOR in Baltimore geboren.
Sn1 Mlter bon So So6ren itarb
am Mittmob Worgen 0rou gliiob.
Somm, Satin bes perItorbcnen Sp.
Samm. Gie 9~eeroigung finbet beute
Nodmittag Inn A llbr bon ser @o6-
nititg ibrer Sodter, 6rau s. q. Sor-
mes, Nr. 1742, Sit-Yreitonitr., ans
mlf Dem u9altimorer Sriebbofc" ltatt.
SIN jltgenoliden Sitter bon SO
Sobren itarb g~eitern Sr. Senrp s.
Neiiie in ieiner @obnuilg, Nr. 1910,
Sarforo-@penlie. Die @eeroisung lin.
I Spf Enutttn1 Rnd,tuiftnn ftnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19

Glltbbuuie Oe5 &crcinS ibrc podentli.
DIE Singltltnbe, in mcldcr inter Sci.
ting 0eS 0trigentcn Erof. ID, Sent
berger flciBig G50re iiir Oa3 n0ditc
g8o6c Itottiinoenoc S6luBsGou5crt
geiibt mltr0en. Die Icbtc mo Ncuerai.
probe fir 0icicS Gon5Crt iinOct nnt
Sonntog Itott. Sn Scr @ci0Git2.
iiBltng lpurOen MIR &olltinegei60ite
e%rleOi0t.
.Nu itrio 3titriftgtr POP"
Cine 6iIbl6c MISUNDERSTANDING
pcrunltoltctc gcitcru 2l6cnO ser o9(N.
trio iitrift Nr. 202, 2. II. g." in
icincm &cretnSIotnl. &crrn }lll1. &.
M]ogcncr'S &olle, Mr.. 1tG, q. Yoco=
StrnBe. 0aS Gon1ite
bette iiir nuSgc5cidnctc l%lntcrboIs
ting Gorge 0ctro0cn. Coa Eros
0ranm cntbielt inter Nn0crcm tonis
idc &ortrGQe Ser $50. WtoriB @riQc.
mcper lno Or. Mor SWopiro, 3itbcr.
portrGgc Scr @N. 81. SM6nclucttcr
mo e. Hooa, SopronioIo Don 6rolr
Y. 6citb" unO WcianN@portrGGc 0e3
uGcutld). llnGoriidcn &icOcrfrou5e9."
No0 S6lub Oca llntcrboltlmQ&proi
0rounma Wuroc nod0 Ncn alGngcn
BON Eroi. 6ron5 &od'0 Crdcitcr
ilott 0cton3t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19
@rIte rcpublifoni ely G
III III II q.

Sh ser GroBltroBcn = MorttbaIlc
merOen bic Nepublifancr beute N6cnO
ibre critic &eriommllmg bolte1, unO
e8 miro befnnnt gcmo6t, oaB GrsGon=
grcB 9(bgeoronctcr 6rolf s. @odter
Der SouptrcOner lein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19

Gin Gel ltcSgcItort Ser
BREEDER. - Sin @Gdter beS @e'
i%GnqniiicS in Wettemon N..0., brad.
tc 9citern Nodmittog Den idiuor5en
Gcrbrc6cr Seize Smith, Scr fir Der.
riidt crflGrt moroen lit, nod llnions
StotiorL INN i'm bier ollf Grillden
icincr Scriponoten Der Eoli5ei ST
ilbergcbeu, oonit er in Der STREET.
onitolt oes 9oppielu.gib %giinobnlc
iinben fcnnte. Die GeteftipS Yrnolcp
itnb Woion luoren gum Gmpion0e
oes @GdterS ouf bem @obnbof unb
beoellteten Dem @G6tcr, oob Scr @e.
iongene in Morplono feline gllfnob.
me iinoen fonne. SIS blieb Dem @Gd)s
ter oober nidtS onoereS iibrig, oils
nit Dem noditcn 3lige ieincn @efon.
9enen nod Ncn 9orf 5uriid5ubrin-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19

StaOt 5u b%ernlebren, on BON oenIeI=
ben uniere filnftige @r6Be uno unier
@oblItono obbGngig it,"
Glu6 ser
20. @ar0.
ltntcr Sen Guipi5ien pes 0cmofro.
tii6en Clubs Ser 20. @0r0 fonO Qe-
lteru Mben0 I'M 2ofal oeS Clubs an
@eitsBrott-, nobe 8opionitrnBe, cine
gut beil,btc Qualifications Geriomnt-
hung Itott. Nniprodcn murOen &c.
6olten BON Stellrr = 2lppcllotionSrid)-
Ter Gonnop 8. SoiuS, %oli8ciridter
&obt. Seo0, 6rieOen2ridter Sobu
@enSler u1O Srn. SenrD @iCnefelo,
Gonoi0ut fiir oen erItcn &otb85mcig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19
Cine opuer=& a NJ M
lung.

Sim nG6itcn 0onncritog 9lbcnO
miro in Der n9Dric.SoQe" cine Oemo-
frotiide &eriommllm9 itottiinocn in
ser 9l1noesienotor &iiOor Hopncr ser
&auptrconer icin miro. gr-@ouOers
ncltr 6ranf @romn iii crilId)t lporocn,
in oieier &criommlumg Ocn &oriit 3u
iiINrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19

YouI @crbarot Seier. =
Sellte gbcnb 5llbr miro in Der 3ions.
gemcinoe bic Saul WerbarOtSeier,
Die Dor cinigcn @oden 10 ollieiti9ca
@eiiaa fonb, mieoerbolt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
HE'LL eTIcN TO HIS PIPE.
Let the Other Fellows Daily with CT
gars and Cigarettes.

Ono particular objection many or
The men PATRONS have TO the Bis pa
lutIal hotels IN the city is that they
can't smoke their fayorite pipes in
the public halls without becoming the
cynosGrc OF All eyes.
Tno other evening" said q guest
At the st. Regis, Il sat down In one
Of The comfortable armchairs in the
hall to enjoy my pipe that's been my
constant friend Tor the last seven
years There we're several people
sitting near me. most Of whom were
men, and one on Two were smoking
cigars or cigarettes. ! didn't see a
plpe in sight anywhere, and that
made me little uncertain as to
whether | should be violating an ETH
quettal rule of the house.
II drew out my briar, and, after
| had got il going comfortably,
noticed that the guests near me be-
gan 10 melt away by ones and twos
until presently was left with a good
share Of the hall to myself, Some 81
them did not leave the hall altogether
but moved to seats furthest from me
OF course ! knew what the cause was
but | didn't care. In my opinion, thu
man who smokes a pipe is a hear
sight better than any dozen men wht
smoke cigars and cigarettes. New
York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
Copper Mining Good Trade.

Contrary to general belief, copper
mining Is healthy work, and the aver;
age of life here reaches so years, for
the composition of tho ore has an ex.
tremely strengthening effect on the
blood and nerves. Few copper miners
die before they reach the age of SO or
"a. But on the other hand the copper
smelter is lucky if he sees SO.
Whlskey is bad to drink, but its
distilllng is health giving. and fatal
foe to disease germs of nearly every
kind. Distillery workers show the ex-
cellent average of 81 years of life
and seldom suffer from illness unless
given TO intemperance.
Oddly enough, barring accidents,
there would be no trade to beat the
steeplejacks for keeping life going.
The task OF working at great heights
from the ground keeps the nervous
system in perfect order, and that Is
two-thirds of the battle. Steeple'
lacks who are not killed by accident
show the magnificent average of SO
years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
NEEDED WHOLE BOOKCASE.
why One Man is Dissatisfied with His
Encyclopedia.

Just as the train was pulling out OF
the station a breathless commuter
swung himself upon the platform OF
the last car at station some 80 min
uteg from New York He carried a
green cloth bag, such as are affected
BY young lawyers, and one large vol.
ume of an encyclopedia was under his
arm.
lie sank into'a scat and, with a deep
sigh, opened the book He lost no
time in finding his place. but he seem
ed far from satisfied. Soon he turned
in great evaporation to his neighbor
and remarked:
"Now, wouldn't that jar you? I've
been paying for this encyclopedia for
the last two years, and never had or.
casion to use it before. A new client
a Biz tanner, Is going to call on me
this morning, and wanted to read up
on the subject Of tanning before
reached the city. So snatched the
volume with The letter T while eating
breakfast. and incidentally ran five
blocks to catch my train. Look for the
word Tanning there 1t u.s. But thai
is all that is there. Just take a lool
at thattf he exclaimed, pointing te
this simple legend:
Tanning see leather" - judges
Library,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
Heavy Decrease in Loans Deposits
and Cash--Advance in Time and
Call Money.

New York, June 22.-At the close
Of the week, we find gold still going
abroad foreign markets in the midst
of their evening up process prepare
tory to the semi-annual settlements
but there are disturbances Of a iinan-
ciaI nature in many parts Of the worid
and this might be applied to politics
also at Paris, yet our cotton market
has gone down, weather conditions
have apparently improved over the
Igrain belt, though prices arc awaiting
"A foreign demand. There was q de-
crease Of more than$5,0 100000 in
loans; decrease Of 100000 IN cash
land decrease in deposits Of $1,000,
0090. A slight advance in time and
call money rates with perhaps the
Trust companies coming into the mar
Iket and taking some loans up because
they can make money doing il. Yet
with al this, we have d stock market
exceptionally dull within a relatively
small range, d bond market on the
eve ofathe supposed July investment
demand with n fifty per cent decreas-
ga volume in transactions over last
year. Ii is Impossible to talk about
special stocks and their fluctuations,
because the market quotations mean
nothing in the main, simply moving
IaIGng the lines of supply and demand
from the professional element. Every
man can give his theory and most
of the theories in Wall street are pes
simistic. but the fact is that the actly-
lily IS in the commodity mrakets and
orr securities markets have gotten IN
to rut Temporarily at least, like we
saw in the grain markets prior TO INC
! late movement and from which basis
the late movement started MI Van
derlip has put the case very clerly II
50 far as he says: public sentiment
viii shoy the trend Ct financial condl
lions and it is high time public semi
ment woke UP to some Of the results
lof had polite economic moves
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
GOLD GOES ABROAD SENTIMENT BULLS
In Wheat Pit---Trade in Corn Limited
Oats Rule Strong-14o,o0o
Hogs Expected.

: Chicago. Ill.,, June WHEAT
Wheat had q firm undeflone and fin
ished strong. Trade was moderate
throughout the day with the local
crowd inclined 10 the bull side, the
strength in oats giving them some en-
enlargement The last hour reports
81 rust appearing in Kansas made the
best prices of the session. Weather
conditions are ideal over both the
winter ana spring wheat belts and
from q climate standpoint ii IS hard
10 sec how conditions could be better.
English cables were firm and Berlin
was up "A on the scarcity Of interior
stocks. AS mentioned previously
sentiment acre is bulIish but unless
some accident oyertakcs the spring
wheat crop, and export demand for
native wheat improves decidedly
prices will eventually work lower
local receipts We're 81 cars with SO
expected Monday Northwestern re-
ccipts 3GG cars against 1919 last year
Total primary receipts $4,000 against
292,l0 a year ago, Clearances 1872
600
CORN Trade was rather limited
and the frmness displayed was large
~ d reflection Of the strength in oats.
The weather is as perfect a. if or
dered and the majority Of repor s
state the corn is growing very fast.
One or two points make complaint on
one cause or another, but on the
whole condition seems to be good,
Liverpool closed from unchanged 10 q
shade off Local receipts We're 500
cars with S25 estimated for Monday.
Total primary receipts 1,0S8,O0o
against 10000 year ago. Clearances
154. 900. ff t& K
OATS This cereal was easily the
leader ruling strong and higher on
General and persistent local buying
Sentiment is very bullish and large
numbers Of reports of damage in this
state, Our adyices do not wholly
lagree. The majority Of them stating
/ that he crop is coming along nicel1
and while noting the presence Of tht
grain louise in numbers say no dam
age as yet The weather is ideal The
cash market was duh and SHADE
lower, with no shipping demand. Re
ceipts here were 93 cars with l55 ex
pected Monday Total primary re
ceipts 400o00 shipments 10000
cIearances $4,000.
PROVISIONS Provisions had
slight dip early on the further weak
mess III hogs. Firmness followed part
ly in sympathy with grain markets
There was fair scattered demand
and offerings were light until the I'M
provement in prices was made. The
packing interests sold. Cash trade II
meats fair. 10000 hogs estimated fol
Monday and 10000 for next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
compuIsorx EducstIon in china.

The board of education has under
consideration a scheme of compulsory
education OF children, by which 100
primary schools will be established
in each provincial capital, 40 in each
project, department, and district, and
one in each village.
The same board is of opinion that
all children reaching a certain age
should be forced to enter the schools,
otherwise their parents are to be pun
ished. 1t is also proposed that the
provincial director OF education shall
attend the school once in every two
wears and hold an examination
Shanghai Mercury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

Treasury Department.
Office OF Comptroller OF Currency.

Washington. June ~, 1907.
Whereas BY satisfactory evidence
presented 10 the undersigned, IL has
been made 70 appear that "'rhe Alex
nnder County National Bank Of Cal
ro,n hi The city Of Cairo, II the Coun-
is Of AloxanGar and State Of Illinois,
has complied with all shc provisions
OF the "Aci OF Congress- 20 enable Ma
tlonal Banking Associations TO extend
their corporate existence and for 9th
er purposes" approved July 18th,
1882;
Now Therefore !, Thomas Z 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 az Alexander and State or III
nos. Is authorized 10 have succession
for the period specified in its amendcl
articles oi association, namely unit
close Of business on June 10, 1927.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal of office this thirteenth
day Of Junc, 1907.
| (SeaD 7. y. KANE
Deputy aud Acting Comptroller OF tn
Currency.
No 1886.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. III. June 22.-CATTLE.-
Nominally steady During the week
choice sold at the highest prices of
the year. but lower grades were off
1OG15 cents.
HOGS-Tbe man ket was 2l2m )
Gems lower On heavy. but steady on
Tighter grades. because of the i'm
proved shippind demand.
sHEEP-Strong with lambs 25
cents higher for the week. The Chi
cago market was 50eNs1 higher than
the eastern markets, an unpreee
Idented condition
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

The several groups of Dakotas or
Sioux. declares Indian Commissioner
LeuUp in the Youths Companion
number in round terms 10000, and the
Chippewas 10000 They are settled in
what used to be known as the North
west-that is, the region tributary TO
the Great Lakes and the upper Missis-
sippi. In the southwest the Nayaios
outnumber an other groups Of single
name. More than 10000 live on res
ervation nearly twice rs large as the
state of Massachusetts, or about one
third the size of New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

All seeds that rats. mice or birds
eeteem can be effectually protected
by coating them with red lead.
Place the seed IN a vessel consid'
erably larger than is needed to con
tain II. add to 1t a few drops Of par
atm or water. just enough tnot morel
TO moisten every seed. and stir II
we'll; then add a small quantity of red
lead and stir again until each seed is
thoroughly coated and separate. Yer
min will sometimes attack seeds thus
treated. but disguised with the result
soon pass on to other fare.-The Gar
den
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

where is the comu.ittee going?'
'To st. Louis. The members are
going there to look the ground .,oveg
and deelde Whether st. Lonis II the
hest place to hold The airship tourna.
sas rHgrf NJ 9
Look the ground over? You mean
look the sky over.
aNo. | don'G ] mean look the
ground over-for soft spots where the
aerouauts can drop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
Crackers Popular.

Says 2 London dispatch. Frog
have succeeded monkeys as the reigL
ing pets of the fools who delight IN
calling themselves society iadics No'
a common frog. Of course. but rare
elotic varieties. Ike the Amazon
river freq. which now costs 500 O.
more apiece
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
Dancer in Electric Light.

n your dwelling IS electrically light
cd never place wood. clothes or other
inaammsble material against the
wirrs. meters. or switches; never use
an electric wire as a clothcsline. and
ses TO # that your dwelling is kept
free from rats. as these pests often
gnaw the insulation from the wires
The amount Of loss from electric
fires in the United States in one year
according TO The Saturday Evening
Post, is $4,000, -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
savinns Of childhood.

Willie asked his mother one day
what she would do to the one who
broke a certain vase in the parlor, and
was told Il should punish him Sc
yerely." The youngster remarked;
ewell, you'd better begin to get your
muscle up. for pop has broken it just
now. "-ChicacO Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

A Russian physician is authority
for the statement that riding on COW
catchers Of trains VIII cure consump-
ton. Ali yOa haFe 70 90 Is TO stand
in front Of an oncoming train and try
70 bop On when if gets near you. II
you miss you're cured
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Nancy Market.

New York. June 22.--Money on call,
nominal Time loans dull but steady
sixty days "A per cent; ninety days
una, per cent. six months 81 per
cent. Prime paper 5B@6 per cent
Exchange steady. demand $4,000 40;
sixty davs 4S490d4SG Bar silver 679s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

Civilized people spend more time
in their chairs than they do IN their
beds. remarks Good HOUSEKEEPING;
but while the cvolutio- Of the bed has
been rapid during the last 50 years.
that Of the chair has dragged or even
zone backward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
SITUATIONS WANTED,

Advertisements az not exceeding
three lines viii bs accepted free tor
ono week's time from any reader Of
The bulletin 10 be filed by advertiser
In person. on regular form, At tho Of
ace OF The Bulletin Company 9DE
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
asauYnes no responsibility To- any sd
yertisement or statement made there
ID and viii 10 accept the notice *
any person knows to be employed.
Inquiries ana Ey2liea ia sdverfisf''
ments shouts be made ~ maa.
WANTED Employment for the
summer by young mall-student ~
High School Good references. Al
dress, Business" 514 Cener street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

Statistics show that there are now
IN tie United Kingdom 27,sfo,2sn
persons carrying life Insurance for a
total amount Of nearly o0.000. 900.
The totai amount 81 premiums paid Is
about fs7o0D000
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

In England, most Of the work Of re-
setting jewels Is put into the hands
Of English jewelers., because the Eng
lish jewel setter's method Of having
all the metal work at the back az the
stones. instead Of round the sides. a.
in France, is most pnpnlar
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
speskina segigerentIy.

"IIave you heard the rumors on
Hortense's engagement to Clarencef
"Oh. dear. that's not an engage
ment. That's only a skirmish-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23

You pay a little more for classified
advertsius IN the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
rssults
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-23
rsHAfs - - A7'''7' +''''4
FOUND.

FOIfND-On road between Cairo
and Mound City, pocket case OF
surgical instruments. w. r. Rodman,
Mound City, III.