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The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
KEITH NEWS

Kemp DeJarnett left Wednes.
day Tor his home at Sheridan,
Wyoming.
The blizzard arrived here the
evening of the y, aud double the
usual amount of fuel was re-
Quired to keep one warm
Miss Bette Denny. Of Nevada,
spent from Friday until sunday
visiting with Mrs Frank Burk.
holder.
Frank Wheailey is the proud
owner OF a braud new buggy.
His older brother viii have 10
stay an home aud do the chores,
while Frank spins aroand with
the girls.
Cleve Thomas arrived last
week FROM Sheridan. we. The
boys like to gei tscs to old Mis-.
sourL
j II BoTron and wife. OF Eos.
ter, passed through Keith Wea
nesday irom Rieh Rill where
they had beeu shopping.
Tucbox saprefai Reayley on
Fr.day Mss almost = fsiure. on
account az the weather Tue
yonug psspls- sFe plsnning for
aDUher oue in HE near future.
This hea + iag ybe bene6a oi
a certain yoppg man in Rich
Hiu Auut BesH SAYS she does
not care, eut perhaps the Young
hdys Pepa Uigid voiect.
Suujs >AFieat and clear.
sna yge sHal -. the groundhOg
SAW hts Shadew L.ast year Il
YaS ihp sanie, aut wp had such
60e Wtatbsy ~ ths leN weeks
fllewlYg en1nrdhng day that NE
lhase b,f sU aili in hts progncs.
uceilcnS.
We eudgr if thece fsnt gving
to be ( icing When 3 oerlain
isehVb mern'- term Is ended.
We would nke to knou how
ben Rand in theabeenco of his
lnss eDfyed aeinE ne chores
phile giefenry was duWn % aaro,
Ier s14fea aAat
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
THE BAZAAR


The FIRE department was called
to the residence OF w. H. Hut
tanus, corner Of Sixth and Spruce
streets, Monday noon, and found
/ the roof OF the house ablaze. The
firemen had some difficulty in
getting stream Of water onto
the flames, but soon got the fire
nuder control. The damage.
,snfned 10 the second floor, was
a bout $500, fully covered by in
su rlnce.
Henry Wagner. Of Corpus.
ChriStu s, Texas, and Mrs. Clara
Ohphant. Of Snyder, Okla, were
here 10 attend the funeral Of
their mother, Mrs. Agnes Wag-
ner, of this city.
Prof Ieedy. for years priuci-
pal nf one uf the Rich Hin schools
hqs resigned, ana has gone into
bus mess here it will be ditfi
cull 10 Gil Prof. Laedy 5 place IN
s he sch ool system.
Jas F. Hedges. one of the pro
! aotcrs in he Rich Hill Brick q
lie plant. 7eut last Nyeek here
i ,ckiug after Ii, interests. Mr..
hedges reside 6 ~ Springfield.
Missouri
James Waller and VIE came
up from Ney8 Ia Sun day and
s"tat the day vfiih rela ives IN
t3i, city.
Edi tor c. r. Walters, Of the
R"yie,y, attended = meeting Of
The ass lum board az Nesada Mon
day.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Items Cleaned From This Locality
and Sorted Out in sizes.

l. F. Caldwell was a Hume Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. John Seitz is suffering
from grippe.
N. W. Ballfnch is having a
tussel with grippe
Robt. Johnson was here Sun.
day from Butler.
Thos. McComhs is visiting rel
atives in Houston, Tex.
W. w. Ferguson was visit u
to the county seat Tuesday.
Mayor ]. K. Martin transacted
business in Nevada Monday.
J. K. Wilson renewed his sub.
scription TO the TRIBUNE Satur
day.
F. II. Hudelson and wife. of
Nevada, are visiting relatives In
this city.
James Clay and Sam Barr. az
Butler, spent Sunday with R.ich
Hill friends.
DR., W. A. williams and w. y.
Wyats, OF Hume, were ia Rich
Hill Sunday.
County Highway Engineer Ed
Borron transacted business in
this city Monday.
r. F. Hoover spent the latter
part OF the week talking insur
snce at Osceola and Rockville
Last your Rich Hill property
for sale or for rent with q. s. G..
Prowell and get in on new list tfl
j. H. Cook has been entertain
ing Robt. Gilliland and wife. az
Waco, Texas.
Mrs. Martha ]. Wilson, OF No /
yada spent Sunday with Rich I
Hill friends.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
sp Spatlsaei

pr LII Ames will be tbome
for two months and win give his
attention o. professlonal worl-
He would refer ail whose owes
need attention N the large mum.
Der of peuple WHO have chad work
done 6y HIM Note letters which
viii be published each week ip
This paner
DR. II v Wody. Pierce CITY.
Mo. 1T is with pleasure thar !
recommend D., l. L Ames. the
opticlan. % the pnblic IL IA a
well kpnwn fact among phvsicl
ans thar many forms ofheadach,,
and nervous trouble ara caused
by error OF refractioo.
The correct rational treat.
ment Is the proper adjustment
of spectaeles. This work maSt
be accurately done by an exnerh
refrectlpnist or more injury
shan good viii follow; I know
DR. AmeS % Sc Ia every wav
worthy ~ confidence he az
work for ont family over a wear
ago, which has proven nerfeeilv
= Sept 5. las.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
CORRESPONDENCE.
WILLOW GROVE

Atlast The cold wave has struck
rs. Friday morning cur ther.
msmeter, on the east porch. req
istered eight degrees above
zero.
We, in the name Of our read
ers. extend heartfelt sympathy
to Mrs. Wm. Robinson. in the
death Of her husband. For years
they have lived at Reayley. De.
4 ceased was a kind, genial neigh
Dor. whom everybody liked he
viii be sadly missed.
Mrs. Vim. Lowder returned
from Maries county Tuesday OF
last week, where she has been az
the bedside OF a sick brother, who
was still in a critical condition
when she left him.
Mr.. JOS. Robinson, Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, brother OF the late
Wm. Robinson, returned 10 his
home Friday.
Messrs. Psnkanine and Mar
quurdt, Of Pi,tshurg. Kan. we're
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Keedy, ot Inde
pendenee. Kan, who was called
10 lhe deathbed of Wm Robin.
son, returned 20 her home last
Friday.
Mrs. Myrtle Bowman, oi F,~'
ter. spent 4 few DAYS last Ne 3
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Edw. HnnEhton.
J.K Wilson and aife were IN
toWn Saturday.
T. II. Tilson VAS shuppinE au6
chatting with friends in t'wn 90
Saturday.
klch htii iHu ueAu ANf tF
saw one of the Ererrymen iitrs
sella bill % goods SATURDAY ihs'
amounted 10 St5 snd it wssn1
avery busy dsy either
Arthur Hedaen sna Wife de
parted Friday for SeaPls, shers
they have gone to yiSit Jas He'd
den and family
/ Our young folks hsd delight
fal time skating Saturday ans
Sunday
Wm. CAsWell and daughter
Mrs. ThOs MoElFoy went "a Ap
pleton Guy Friday and stsyeS
until SUNDAY. They sisstea I.s.
Miller snd family Snnday VA
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
G,andms Bagnsr Dead.

Mrs A Agnes Wagner died at
the home o. her dauRhter. Mrs.
Albert Wick, Monday aorning,
aged IS years.
Deceased had been feeble for
some time. and her death was
not unexpected. Old sge was
the cause. aud she passed away
peacefully.
Funeral services we're held
Wednesday aftegunon, conducted
by Rev. Hargrove. after which
the remains were laiG to rest IN
Green Lawn Cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

The Republicans Of Usage Tp.
wili meet Ia the city bali IN Rich
Hill Oh Saturday. February IS,
1909. az 2 p m. 70 elect delegates
20 The county convention 70 be
held in Butler Feb. 17. 1908. and
transact such other business ss
may come up.
9. A. DELAhATER,
Chairman.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
David W. Laughlin Dead.

David ". Laughlin, one Of
Bates county's pioneer citizens,
died at his home northwest OF
Foster. last Friday, OF grippe. at
the age of as years.
Mr.. Laughlin came to Bates
county i'm the year 1871 from the
state OF Ohio. He bad a wide ac-
aHsjntnnce, and was highly re-
spectNsd by ali who knew him.
The fRzpr8l services were held
last Suud,E afternoon.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

No+Ice,.s :, y given 20 az
S tarpsfsfi cfNHit-
~ -, iftlee n the eE-
that 7. Mars tt.I.F,.i.g ~
said ezfnte.e : ,.-.s'. -, ,,.,,I -
tlemput thsst ~ - 49,. -. ,..r,, -
gfp SEA b. ~ .,..,.- .e,rt a.,
Rates count ". - aftssn,,,s -
li'i ler. $50 on the 2fth
Gay % 'e"'ry. 1895.
@Ai''iAl - EILES LTTTLElTEI.n.
EXecutriX.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Mrs MiIier's birthday, and Mrs.
McElroy took her one ofthe most
beautiful quilts we have ever
seen, as a present The Quilt
was the work Of Mesdames Cas-
well. McElroy and Martin.
Elmer ROwden was IN our
neighbOrhood Monday.
MooEsHISE.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

II announced that the associa
ti0n Of the Young Republicans Of
Missouri whose annual banquet
will be held at Convention ball,
Kansas City. on Monday. Febru.
ary 10, will this year issue nc
formal invitations, as has hereto
fore been done, but that any and
every Missouri Republican will
be az welcome as any other Mis-
souri, Republican. Tickets can
be obtained by addressing the
secretary, ChBs. a. Haskell, care
Walter. S DicteF. room 200, New
York Life building Kansas City.
The prico Of a tisizet is the same
as last year $3.50. Convention
hall has been CHOSEN as the place
I for the banquetsO that there win
be amble rOom for the accom-.
/ modatiop Of the big crowd who
will want 70 bar Secretary Of
I War Taft. who's 10 be the guest
| Of honor and diver the principal
| address of the1ccasion.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
Notice F1ual settlement.

Noti,F l.srehy given 70 al credit
lr- "tlI o,ss interested 20 the es-
.ate ,I I,9ck Cane. decreased. that
4 : " siison. Executor q said
esth ,e, luti TO make final settle
Bates cour DrC,l,, 10 .,o,rt n R,tes
eg1nl re Of Missouri 20 bs held
AZ SNu ,'I' - iIIssonrl. on the 2ith day
oi Feu' J, 1905.
J. ". JA1fIsoN.
EXecutsr
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
M A.NEsr MANIN ToWN

IL the ne who always wears n
irUa a. O. ross aud dtsagneeable and
q shurt q nd sharp an his answers
NinV cases nut of ten it's not the
poor fellow = fault. its hiz liver aud
digestion / hat makes him Ieel So
miserable, n eAa't help being dlsa-
greeable = m you in danger of set.
ting into thi So condition. rhcu start
az once TAXI < Bhllard's HrFhine for
your liver. l'e safe. SURF and reliable
Vegtfahlo rs.u ulatur
Sold by Op 2 "a Drug Co.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
EvERImoTHER

Is or should be orried when the 1T
tie ones have cough OF cold IL
NAV lead 20 CUP or pleurisy or
pneumonia. tn 10 something more
serious. Ballas Horehound Syrup
VIII cure the tnhle at once and pre-
vent any comFatiOne.
sold W. Opa' Drug ca.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
-. &c SPANKING

consists lu punish S,s,,,a mother.
child l. astually bad. lladne~s. n
think that an CRYING T. ersas loul
u not. When our hahv ,aNse 4
Tor Plus or some external hahy
YOU can't ind them. give "a. ah.
Whites Cram Verinifuga. ns NJ
chances are u T. suffering r.
worms. which keen if HUNGRY an.
cross aii the time Pleasant 10 tax.
sure in its action
Frlc" - ccuis per bottle.
sold 10y Opera DrugUo
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
A Qs2sE Pair.

A queer marriage took place in
Adrian the other Day when II.
X West and Miss Maggie Peirce
were Joined together.
The groom has but 0pe arm
an 4 one leg;aad the rideisshort
a liz, - also. An told, the couple
has ,b-. q arms and two legs.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06
o MncH FACE

Y You } as q you had one face toe
lpaile hen you have Neuralgia,
Napi tag save The face. YOU NAV
-t hnt grt I'D oi the Neuralgia
3 swing Raliard's snow Isn't
hv tluest thing iu the world io7
meut tflsn, neuralgia. burns. cuts,
rhenm iamr hHce and al pains.
scalds by Opera Drug Go.
EafN
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Do you rersi the TRIBUNE?
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

PTsparea oniy by the
lli. WAGNER COMPANY
fort Madison. iowa.uSA
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Elder King Stark, formerly
pastor Of the Christian Church In
this city, has been here from
Harrisonville on a brief visit
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Mrs G. A. Clark, ~ Spring.
held, Mo, has heen ,he guest 81
her sister, Mrs II AZ Bnoth
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Mrs. Harding, of Jefferson
City, who has been here on a visit
10 the family Of her brother. ~
/ Whi'ney, ~ Hotel Talmace.
has returned home.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-02-06

Never before have such Big Reductions
been made on good Seasonable Mer-
chandise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
WHEN TUCKER MET VICTORIA.
When He Saw the Chair He Would
Not BE Seated.

When Beverly Tucker. minister to
the court OF ST. James was presented
to Queen Victoria she Indicated that
he b. seated, by that slight motion
OF her plump hand which all Eng
land oheyed. Tucker was portly
aud heavy and the only available
chair Was fragile and small He
appeared not 70 notice the invitation.
A moment later 1t was repeated.
for even at that first Interview began
the queens liking for Minister
Tucker which ripened into such an
intimate friendship as no other Ann
erican ever enjoyed with her ma
jesty. SIM the weakness Of things
terrestrial was more potent than the
finger of Victoria. and Tucker again
ignored The command Then the
queen put IT In words. when Tucker,
with profound bow, replied
Your majesty, never sit In the
presence OF royalty"
- accept the compliment at your
hands" replied the queen, and now
you must accept comfort at mine
Comfort exclaimed Mr.. Tucker,
"Why | should break both my back
and your majesty's chair II | at
tempted TO sit on it,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the City Engineer until five
o'clock p. m, August lth, 1908, for the
construction of cement sidewalks un'
der the following ordinances, No. 49,
No. 40. No. 15S. 10. 1873 and No. lGl.
Said bids shall be sealed and mark
ed as such and accompanied by cash
or a certified check for ten per cent
of the amount of such bid. all bids Will
be opened at the first regular meeting
of the city council in August, 1908.
The contractor whose bid shall be
accepted shall furnish a good and suf-
fcient bond that he will do said work
in the manner described in said ordi
nances and guarantee his work for a
period of two years from the time
of its acceptance. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
WILBUR b. THISTLEWOOD,
City Eengineer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02

"The late Bishop Fitzgerald" said
st. Louis man, once presided at
this season of the year at the grad
uation exercises of class of nurses.
He told the young women a story
that pleased them nightly.
He said that during our war with
Spain, certain hospital had "a corps
OF nurses OF expectional beauty
just such corps, in fact, ms the
young ladies' ranged before him
would have made
" But II was whispered that these
fair nurses were inclined little TO
friyoIity, inclined a little to tiirt with
the ailing young soldiers In their
charge.
Now when soldier felt that he
was on the mend Irritation with a
pretty nurse was delightful, but
when his wounds were troublesome,
then gallantry was thing that he
was hardly up to.
And, indeed. 1t WAS said that
sometimes n pretty nurse In his hos
pital would come to faVorite sol
der, and find him lying with closed
eyes, as II asleep, on his cot. and
this note pinned on the counterpane:
Too Ill to be nursed tOday--Jno.
Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02

A well-known New Yorker who
eyinGes ken interest in all that per-
tains to the history OF our country
was DESTROYS recently. while In Bos-
ton, OF visiting certain localities In
teresting by reason of their connect
ion with Revolutionary events
One morning when be was going
down In the elevator Of the Hubs
biggest hotel he said 10 the man at
the wheel.
Il wish to visit the wharf where
the tea was thrown overheard. "
The conductor looked somewhat
mystifed. Your better inquire at
the Office, sir, he said. Il guess
that happened before came here
I've been In Boston only about a
year"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
Stocks y Bonds y Cereals
GRAINS CLOSED Up
Reports of Further Damage to Grow
ing Crops strengthening Factors
-Considerabl Trading.

Chicago, Aug. l,-WHEAT.--The
ing with the assistance of the hot
weather in the northwest the effect
of which on the ripening crop may
be detrimental The black rust also
wss a factor, The market opened
steady, September slightly changed at
90&m90A to 9012. A wide advance
at Minneapolis was taken as coniirma
tion the doanage reprts, and under
excited covering by shorts September
advanced to 9212, closing only a
shade below this, at a gain of 2is6
2A compared with yesterdays final
figures. No. red 92m93ta; No. red
9}M93: No > hard 921a 094h No. 8
hard 9112694; Ceptember opened
9JA 6090as highest 921a; lowest 90ls
9oA closing 928s @92H.
Influenced by continued dry
weather over a large portion of tac
territory where previous suffering has
been reported, numerous damage re-
ports and the strength in wheat also
helred TO strengthen the market. Sep
telnoer clsoed Il higher; No. 2 7S6
7Si5: No. 3 7712m7 No. 2 white
791l S0ta; No. white 79M7912 No.
? yellow, 79G19i5 No. yellow 70
q 79A; September opened 7iE@
745s; highest 1913; lowest 7ila; clos
ing Is.
OATS-Firm in sympathy witt
other grains. Low threshing returns
from Illinois and Missouri We're fac
tors. september closed a cent
higher; No 8 white 52R054; No. >
white new 5119; September opened
ifIs; highest i5Hm45A lowest A;
closing 45n45K
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
A Good RetOrt.

"A good retort," said Charles w.
Kohlsaat. commissioner general or
the Jamestown exposition. ut re-
minds me OF the retort of the duel
list thing heard about abroad
Two duelists were taking the
early train for Fontainebleau. their
place of meeting.
"A return trip said the FIRST
duelist TO the ticket agent.
q" Single for me- said the second
man quietly.
Aha, clustered the other, you
are afraid you won't come back, are
you? AS for ME. ! always take a
return
- never do said the second
man. L always take my return half
from the dead mans pockets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
How He "Doused the d,jm. :,

Mr.. Hsyseed cane TO town last
week He registered at hotel in
lower Broadway and soon afterward
became involved with the electric
light OF his room, and which would
not blow out The light was one of
the portable type. an electric bulb
attached to suspended wire. Mr.
Hayseed exhausted all OF his re-
sources but to no avail Then he
had an Inspiration Opening his car
pet bag he dumped the contents on
the floor aud detaching the bulb
from It's hook deposited It in the
carpet bag aud swapping II shut re-
tired peacefully TO bed, with the COM
ment that no ding busted light was
going to get ahead of him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY.
He Had Given That For the Benefit
OF the Servants.

A well-known society entertainer
had been engaged to give a pertor-
nance at country house. The host
ess had risen" and was Of snobhish
instincts. She left instructions that
the entertainer was to dine with the
servants. The butler, who knew bet
ter, apologized; but the entertainer
was not easily disconnected. Says
the Popular Magazine,
well, now, my good friends, said
he. after he had dined well, If we
have all finished, and You are all
agreeable, ! win give you my little
show"
The servants were delighted, and
though there was no piano, the en-
tertainer managed very well for half
an hour without 1t. At ten O'Clock
a message came down asking MI.
Dash II he would kindly come INTO
the drawing-room. He Went. ana
found the company waiting.
I'VE are quite ready. Mr. Dash,
said the hostess.
Ready for WHAT" he demanded
why, for your entertainment, to
be sure was the answer.
But | have given It already ex-
planned the entertainer; and my en-
gagement was for one performances
only"
Given it! Where? When?"
Downstairs; an hour ago"
But this is nonsense" exclaimed
the hostess.
1T seemed to me somewhat eXtraOr-
dinary," was the steady reply; but
1t has always been my privilege to
dine with the company | am asked
TO entertain. | took 1t you had ar.
ranged for a little treat for the Ser
wants
Then he left to catch his train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
linking No CHANCES.

An old Pennsylvania farmer. while
on a visit to Philadelphia, saws the
Public Ledger, was taken with a
violent tosthSche. and calling on a
dentist was informed that the tooth
must be extracted. aud that he had
better take gas for the operation.
The patient agreed to this. ard
then started TO count his money.
The dentist remarked. oh, Won
need not pay me until have hn-
ished."
Il reckon not, replied the farmn-r.
but II YOU are going TO make me
unconscious. thought I'd jest like
to see how ! stand. ="
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
TO HIGHER LEVELS
Yeste days Stock Market Was Led
BY Reading-Rea izing Affected
List at the Last.

New York, Aug. Reading led
the market to higher levels of prices
today in continuation of the sudden
movement which developed in that
stock late yesterday. The cause Of
the large buying of the stock was not
disclosed in the news, but encourage.
meht over the general Improvement
OF the business prospects was given
as the main reason for the movement.
Conspicuous trading stocks We're ac-
tive and strong and touched new high
levels for the year. Coppers We're
subjected to some profttaking sales
following yesterdays sharp rise, but
continued to advance. Realizing at.
feCted the whole list decidedly at the
last
1t was reported that the trunk lines
had decided to defer until December
any attempt to advance freight
rates, criticism of the proposal having
proved dlscOuraging. Material reduc.
ton in operating expenses in June
effected by the Pennsylvania system
made a good impression on the Sc,
crrities holders. The upturn in the
price of wheat kept attention focused
on spring wheat damage reports, 1t
was not until the closing that profit,
taking was allowed to affect prices.
Readings net gain of X after having
sold rs higher than last night is a
fair index of the days market as a
whole.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02

When was sick ! called them In.
The doctors of the town
/ hoped that they might build me up.
They only pulled me down.
Soon was Ill aud In my bed.
And | began to doubt
The treatment that had laid me up
Perhaps might lay me out.
For very shortly | became
The sickest man I'm town
And yet they would not give me up.
They who bad got me down.
But ! got well. and this is how
The thing was brought about;
Before ! had quite given In
Ny coin had given out!
Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
MOBILE & OHIO R. R
Tins 81 Trslns 81
CAIRO
feuthhoHnG

fsuthboHnG
No. I, Express daily, w.. .z:o5 pm.
No. 3, Express daily, .2:o5 am.
Nerthbsund
No. z. Express daily, lv....i:35 pm
No. 4, Express daily, w.. 2:1f am.
}. n. JONES. Ticket AsssA
Jaly 4. 1908. Cairo. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
NOTICE OF COLOR OF
PRIMARY BALLOT
State Of Illinois, County of Alexander

State of Illinois, County of Alexander,
S.
|, Jesse Z. Miller, county clerk III
and for the county Of Alexander in
the state aforesaid, do hereby certi
fy that I have pursuant to law select
ed colors for the primary ballots OF
the respective parties at the primary
election August 8, 1908, in said county
as follows, viz:
Republican party, yellow.
Democratic party, pink
Prohibition party, light blue.
Socialist party. red.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Of
fetal seal at Cairo, Illinois. this 21,t
day of July, a. ID. 1908
JESSE f. MILLER,
County Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
NEW Work GRAIN.

New York. Aug. I. WHEAT. -- Re
ce!pta 10000; exports $4,000; spot
strong: No. ? red 1001s 610ll8 ele-
vator: No > red 16l7s fob. ahoat.
options clsed 1Am13s net higher.
September 100.
CORN Receipts 700; exports s..
O0o; spot steady; No. S415 nominal
elel ator and 80 nominal Lob. ahoa
Options clsed IA higher. September
92H.
OATS Receipts 10000; exports H..
000; spot weak; mixed 58d6o; white
Gl0G4: clipped white Gfd72.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02

For Freight and Passage apply At
Halliday 4 Phillips whsrfbost. Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
G GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-C Cheese and Eggs-Un-
changed.
Options steady at un.
changed prices to an advance of >
points. Sales $3.50 bags; August sos
n $40: spot dull; n. Rio 6t5: mild
dun, Cordova 9AG12h.
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining
375; centrifugal SO test 425; molasses
sugar 3456 $50; refined quiet: con.
fcctioners a" $40; mould "A" SOS:
cut leaf Clio; crushed GOO; powdered
$40; graduated $50; cubes sos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Aug l.-CATTLE.-Rc-
ocpts soc steady at about fridays
DrrCS
HOGS-Recepts 5000 steady to .
higher: lights 630m7lo; heavy G35@
7lo pgs 550m6&5.
eltEEo- Receipts 5000; steady; ma.
TIVE 260G 4G5; western m41O:
lambs 100000; western 450MGS0.