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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-05
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-05
Danger in aCOld

Because yoa have contracted 1rdlHary c1lds
sad recovered from them without ~ afs1eaf
o, any kind. do not for q moment Imagine
that colds are nat dangerous. Noi Only Baea
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cold. The coid ,repares the system far the
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-05
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

AVerage number Of complete ana
perfect copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and
Sunday during the year 1906. POPS
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and
/ Sunday during the month OF
November. 1907 ........ .2os5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-05
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cairo. Illinois, December 26th. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-05

Cairo. III. December 6. 1907.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
YOUNG HUNTERS
OFF FOR AFRICAN
JUNGLE BEASTS
Trio Will Cover Ground That
Is Marked for Trip
of President.

Three young South African hunters,
all New Workers.. sailed to-day on the
Cunard liner Lusitania. Within thirty
days they will be travorsing the forests
Of the Congo In quest of lions. hippos
and other big game.
president Roosevelt will have our
leavings." said Henry Sampson jr.,
who. with Bayard Dominlck jr., and
L. H. Hitchfield jr, comprised the trio.
I'VE arc not going to get dollar a
word for any narrative OF our thrilling
escapes from wild beasts, and there are
no press agents with us. But we will
get the last okapi in Africa, even II we
have TO stay until the arrival of the
Presidents party"
The hunters will remain In London
through the holiday season. They will
sail Jan. from Marscillcs for Nom
hasa, whence they will journey inland
800 miles by rail. They expect to follow
the trail of the las; okapl until May.
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt, who di-
vorced her husband, Alfred G. Wander
bilt, with her young son and her
mother, Mrs. f. O. French. were pas
sengers on the T.uisitania: also Lord
Northcliffe. the English publisher. and
Lady Northcliffe; George AIDE and his
friend, o. c. Wells. who are on globe
girdle. and Nine. Toscanini, wife Of the
conductor Of the Metropolitan opera
House.
The sailing OF the ship was delayed
half an hour owing to her carrying the
last mail to arrive in England before
Christmas. The Lusitania had $500
bags OF mnil In her hold when her
PROV pointed seward, with full pas
sengcr cabin.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
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The evening world., 1908-12-16

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The evening world., 1908-12-16
BRONCHITIS VICTIM
Little Daughter OF Mrs, Hastings
Of Fitchburg Suffered for
Years. Gould Not Attend
School Winters,
COMPLETELY CURED BY VlNOL.

For many years my little daugh-
ter suffered from bronchitis. Every
winter she was out of school more
than she was in. until at last | had
10 take her out of school entirely.
We had one of the best doctors in
the city, and while he would bring
her out of the acute attacks all right
they kept occurring. At last she got
so very bad that ii did not seem as
though she could stand any more
spells. Knowing that Vinol mad
cured my little nephew of conges-
ton of the lungs, decided to try it
for my daughter. did so, and
could 500. see grea. difference
She took four bottles in all and It
has completely cured her. That was
year ago, and she has not had an
attack OF bronchitis since and seems
strong and well, Mrs. ]. E. Hast
ings, Fitchburg, Mass.
The reason Vinol is so successful
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If Vinol fails to benefit any case
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That's your guarantee; we know 1t
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The evening world., 1908-12-16

ASK Tor IS. H." Green Trading Stamps-He GiVe Them
The evening world., 1908-12-16
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The evening world., 1908-12-16

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History of the Opera.
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STREETS AND LANDMARKS Rufus
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by Rufus Rockwell Wilson; ; volumes;
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price, set...... YAsco
IN sn h2Hno N, To~N-by F. Berkeley 75c
The evening world., 1908-12-16

HOl STEIN BUTTERlNE- ooc
No, S drum, Si.o9; print SSS
CRISP SODA BISCUITS, graham
biscuits or oyster crackers, 1c
doz, 4ie; package .,.,.. ~
SWEET MIXED PICKLES oQc
iull -, lar,........,.. bps
FOUNTAIN BREAKFAST COCOA
9 can cans slI'' "''O'2Oc
QUEEN MAUD SAR-
a s.a s,.'''... sl's, 1212c
NEW YELLOW ONIONS %.
No. d basket, SoC
NEW SEEDED RAlSlNS or re-
cleaned eurrants; dor, 100
sl5Oi large package ... ioS
BEST Glaze ClTRON 2bs.
(sisgsl Cooper Store, Fourth
floorl
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Washing POmdrr

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Swi'ts highest quality; 8
packages, lie; reg. 1DILc
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Art Panel Free with two pack
ages of this washing powder.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
p p4TROLM4N IN EXAMPLE.
BINGHAM Dismisses Nan He Finds
Guilty of Perjury.

With a score OF his brother and superior officers
around 10 witness his degradation at the invitation
of Police Commissioner Bingham, Patrolman Le-
ander E Terhune dismissed from the Ponce
Department on the charge Of having committed per-
Jury. Terhune was tried criminally on the same
charge but discharged by the jury.
Terhune and Patrolman Edward A. hearney, OF
the West l52d street station. testified in a ponce
court AGAINST man arrested for burglary hearney
later said their testimony was false Ierhune was
tried in the Court of General Sessions on lhe
charge and acquitted. He was then tried before
Deputy Commissioner Hanson on the same charse
and was found guilty His dismissal was recon-
mended To witness his dismissal captain
Kreuscher and score of patromen were present
Calling Terhune up in front of him. General Blrg-
ham said he knew that the evidence given by a pa
trolman in court never regarded highly and
that il was a shame that this was the case He
said there were whole lot of crooks in the de-
rartnlent and that he had heard some OF them
were going to pound" Kearney for having 'estlHG
against Terhune but Il he discovered that tils was
true he would see that the guilty ones would have
something to remember. General Bingham added
that he had transferred kearney TO tie teadquar-
ters staff and would look out for him as long as
he was Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 3-Favorabe weather for harvest
ing in Argentina and decline in corn caused weak
ness in the local wheat market to-day The May
delivery closed sc lower. Corn was down 12c Oats
were I6c lower. Provisions were unchanged to &C
lower.
The wheat market opened strong because of high
er prices at Liverpool but reacted before the end
Of the first hour and continued weak until the close
Free selling by leading bulls broke the market
every advance. News from Argentina. claiming
that the crop will greatly surpass expectations,
Mas the CHIEF reason for the weakness although Il
decline cf more than cent in corn was also an i'm
portant factor The market closed easy. May
opened unchanged to 9sc higher at II 074 To 81 077s
and sold off to 81 05 and 81 O5s and closed 81 067s
Clearances of wheat and flour equal 5995G)
bushels Exports for the week shown by Brad
streets were 100000 bushels. Primary receipts
4Gi 600 bushels. against $4,000 bushels the
same day last year Minneapolis Duluth and Chi
reported receipts of 331 cars. against 3l6
last week and 4s4 year ago.
The corn market opened firm because of hcEc-
cables and light receipts. but broke sharply about
the end OF the first hour because of heavy selling
hT leading longs The market continued weak for
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
METHODIST NEW YEAR.
Plans for Wider 4ctiUity IN Denomi-
nation Here.

Ne+bod,sts ~ Manhattan enlarge with the new
year the work among foreign speaking peopies "i
the upper East Side. with centre at Corheh
Church The new work is among Bohemians. VINO
.ra nuuarous in 18th street The church is main
tanned in part by a general society that aids
number of similar movements In IocaileS lioi
which Protestants have almost whohy reiiioNeu
Nethodists will also in other quarters enlarge
their work among those who SPEAK languages
other than English, doing so IN part thloasn ~ Il
what they call a progress fund TO which many
Methodists of wealth contribute
The extent TO which Italians. Chinese, Japanese
Bohernians Swedes and even Jews are redcheu
bv Methodists is not generally known with lfle
.,nounoen,ent of the enlarged work at Cornell
Church comes the statement that the WORK Vi
Methodists at Lexington avenue ana liItn S'te''
has so increased that money must be hao 10 en-
large it. For many years this property was the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church ffacucdiiS
all English speaking people departed from the
neighborhood and almost all Protestanls oile
religious body sold TO another complete ciuioii'
and Methodists have made 1t a CO. WIN every
mart of the plant filled almost every hour OF every
day
In tbe RoHery the old Germania fats, never OF
the best reputation. were purchased outright oy
Nethodists not long since, and here is carrleo on
what Methodists know as the East Slde parish.
There had been in former days several successIui
Methodist churches the lower East Side. Ihey
oo,,I5 no longer exist and the New York con-
ference took all of them. sold them anu
with the proceeds purchased the Bowery properly
In this parish every language of Europe is spoken
In Rrooklyn Methodists have religious Work
among the japanese. which is almost the only
Christian work among these people in the whole
CITY About eighty belong and attend regularly
a very few are children, but the women never
attend Near the Battery there is growing up
Swedish Methodist Church Methodist work among
Italians is prosperous and is carried on III
several localities 1t is asserted that not half OF
the italians who come to this country-or AT any
rate that settle in New York-acknowledse any
allegiance to the Roman Catholic Church Method
lists work among this large class
Speaking of giving, prominent Methodist worker
said. "Au nations save Italians give Hberaliy'
{ some of them in larger proportion than flItn
avenue CONGREGATIONS. Italians will not give WIN
any regularity or liberality. There are various
reasons why they do not, but l cannot see the
force of any of them New York is the greatest
foreign mission field in the world II is also
homo mission field of not small proportions
workers from well-to-do parts of the city ough'
[. 10 study the languages represented among 'lese
foreign peoples and give some portion OF thelI
time to them 1t is question whether Ne" hoih
.s going 10 be Christian city
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CONDITION OF TRADE.
..Dr1n'S Review" SAYS


holiday sales, is customary. and time was de-
voted to stock taking. while manufacturing plants
overhauled and repaired. Much idle ma
chfnery resumed on January and more mills will
reopen next week, in many leading industries
there will continue to be a reduction in output
until the outlook is definite. This curtail-
ment is general in the iron and steel industry and
at New England cotton mills. Yet stocks are not
burdensoule in any position and there is much
confidence in early revival of purchases by con-
sumers. necessitatng repenishment of supplies by
dealers and full activity at mills and factories.
Clothing manufacturers have received numerous
cancellation and in some lines buyers have asked
delay in shipments of spring goods until the situa-
tion is fully developed. There is a better
feeling as mercantile collections since the
closing days of December brought no special
pressure in the money market. Railway earnings
thus reported for December were SO per cent
smaller than in 1906 Foreign trade at this port
alone for the last week showed gain of S2767 O63
In exports and loss of $703l,263 in imports as
compared with the previous year Bank exchanges
st New York 4S.1 per cent smaller than In
the same week year ago, while at other leading
cities the loss averaged 26 per cent
Bra dStreet's'' says:
'Rather more than usual holiday quiet IS
reported in general trade and industry but the
financial situation shows continued betterment
Reduction sales stimulate retail trade at some
cities but mild weather limits seasonable distribu-
ton at the Northwest, while holding OF cotton
affects retail trade and collections at the South
Money is more easily obtainable for business pur-
poses at large centres. a number of the country S
banks have unobtrusively resumed cash payments
and the premium currency practically died with
the old wear at New York. The favorable develop
rnents of the week have been along financial lines.
Some effect OF holiday trade on payments is re-
norted but payments as a whole still slow.
Money is easier and call and time loans are more
freely offered Interior banks are reported buying
more freely OF commercial paper. At New York
the financial feeling is better the currency premium
droppcd to nominal quotations, and the stock and
bond markets steadier, despite the passing into
a receivers hands OF the Sea board Air Line Rail-
way Foreign financial markets are better. and
London lowered its bank rate l per cent or from
10 & per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.

the remainder of the day. a forecast of an in
creased movement in Illinois was depressing fac
tor. The close weak. May S1Daned shade
to lsc to asc higher Glaze &c sold to 6atc
and closed 6l1s and 61I4C. Local receipts were
145 cars with of contract grade
Commission houses bought oats at the opening
to-day while pit traders sold The marker was af-
fected chiefly by wheat and May opened Ac
to ssc higher 55se 55I4c. sold off 10 54sc and
closed at 5i4c. Local receipts 19S cars.
Provisions opened firm because OF a &c advance
in live hogs Later the break In corn caused med
crate weakness. At the close May pork was off sc
at sl3 27l2, Lard unchanged at IS 05. Ribs
a shade lower 81 20QS7 221a
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. IS cars
corn, lS7 cars; oats. 1I6 cars: hogs. $4,000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

tara which for many years first, is now third,
it's production having fallen to 227 663 900 pounds
in 1907 against 299 $4,000 in 1906 This was due
largely to the curtailmcnt in the last quarter OF
the year. During that period production was also
restricted other states, but there had been large
increases in the first three quarters The average
price for electrolvtic copper 20 cents, against
1928 cents in 1906
The production of copper in Mexico was 126,-
10000 pounds in 1907 against 900 in 1906.
The decrease was largely due TO the suspension
of onerations at Cananea The production in
Canada in 1907 coo pounds, against A.
in
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
BUREAU OF BUILDINGS OFFICE BUSY

The Office of Superintendent Stewart Of the Bu-
reau of buildings. st No. 81 Park Row, has been
delueed this week with acquisitions for supplies
and Mr Stewards hand is lame from signing or
ders The fund was bit low last summer. when
Mr Stewart took Office, and at the end of November
il reached the bottom point he asked the jani-
tors engineers and others to hold off all the re-
quests possible until the first Of the year. The
account for supplies has about $4,000 to its
credit for the year
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
THIEVES BUSY ON UPPER EAST SIDE

Detectives of the East 67th street station have
been kept busy within the last week following the
trail of sneak thieves who have broken into several
5o,,ses in that part of the city. On New Years
Eve the home Of the Rev. Henry S. Coffin, at No
Sc East SD street was entered by thieves, who got
aUav with silverware valued 500. DR.. Leo Sueg-
litz physician of No so East 65th street, reported
10 the police on Thursday that two oVercoats hed
heen stolen from his home the night before
MANY other complaints have been made to the
police during the last weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
4 REVIEW OF THE OLD YEARS. WORK-SOME OUT
LOOKS FOR THE NEW.

deavor movement and large numbers OF young
people iourneyed to the Pacific Coast In july
for the convention. The movement is graou-
ally growing in the United States not SO iaS'
as it did a few years ago. but fast enough 10
keep up membership figures, although iaree
numbers of older people are yearly dropping out
of the societies. Aggressive work Is oemg done
in all foreign mission countries, and III then
membership figures are rapidly mounting up.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
AT EvERYRoDY's BIBLE CLASS.

.-bristianitv Under Fire: or. the Falth OF our
,,.axo-,ors and Modern Thought. is the subject
for strdv in Everybody's Bible Class in Sanders
t5au of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church' NO 81
East 31st street tomorrow at S:45 a. m Repre-
sa,tatives of every school of religious thought are
1-,t+ed n attend Opportunity will be given TO
-, ,as+;one The basis of study will be the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

Gospel of john an outline of which Will De pre-
sentcd on January 2. = series of ten minute ~ et
udes will be given on the socialism OF Moses ai'
the Prophets
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
COPPER PRODUCTION III 1907.

The Engineering ard Mining Journal in its
issue % to-day reports the production of copper
in the United States 1907 S95, ,l9i 900 pounds.
against 9I7 600 900 pounds IN 1905 Arizona holds
first place in 1907 and Michigan is second, Mon
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
IOteI
Savoy,

Promenade CaracciOlo: The Croicest
position. Most modern and newest
built hote! i'm Naples,
Suites and rooms with private baths and
sfram heat. Private Balconies full south.
having unobstructed view of kesuyius,
Capri. and entire Bay of Naples. Grounds
with four Lawn Teunis Courts Terrace
for "5 o'Cieck Tea" Carriages and
Omnibus meet all trains and New York
seamers. CABLE: SAvOYOTEL.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

"A New Years Message: What Claim Has Christ
on Men To-day?" will be the subject of an address
by the Rev John Francis Dobbs. pastor of the Mott
Haven Reformed Church. at the meeting for men
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mr.. Dobbs is
a favorite at the mems meetings. He is young
man and always brings a message that appeals 70
young men.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
THE GRAND HOTEL

cIas.h pFettiJ satuatcd %
Of extensive
the Of the hadsi essr ne eas
nj battieheids
Modern Tennis stsblia 5osanss
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

The New Thought Church holds Sunday service a
Il a. m and p. m. in Carnegie Hall, west 5et
street and Seventh avenue The morning topl
will be THE True Idea of Life; the evening, Wh
Touched Me?" DR.. Julia Seton Sears is the speaker
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

At the Metropolitan Temple DR.. John Wesley Hi
the pastor has arranged for a great evangelistl
campaign, which will begin Sunday morning an
continue throughout the month of January ID
Hill will preach short, practical, evangelistc sci
mons every evening next week, excepting Saturda
evening Mrs Minnie Castle Davis will sing at a
services as will also a large chorus choir of on
hundred voices.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

]. Campbell White general secretary OF the Lay
mems Missionary Movement and for ten years Ma
+,onal Young Mems Christian Association secretar
of India will address the Harlem Young women
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon at A.
o'clock Mr.. Whites wide experience and his powe
as a speaker attract large audiences wherever h