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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
BIC BARGAIN DAY.
-Stapleton Company Offer Gress
Values at Their Store-Special
Bargains Monday.

The closing out sale now in pro
gress at the ss-Stapieton Com
pany's dry goods store at sos CONNER
eial avenue means much to the shop
pers of Cairo and vicinity The store
is comparatively new one and has
bright new stock
Many bargains are offered in the
dress goods and silk department.
In the clothing and suit department
are shown many new spring garments
OF high class merchandise. up TO the
minute styles. at reductions ranging
from 80 1-3 TO 50 per cent.
In addition to this bargains pre-.
yiously advertised the biggest feature
is to follow Monday morning when
the entire new spring line of ladies
and childrens muslin underwear will
be placed on sale at reductions from
25 TO 80 l-3 per cent. Beautiful snowy
white farments can be bought for less
than the cost OF the material
Many items OF value viii be added
from day TO day and you should not
be satisfied until You have supplied
your present and future wants. Fol
low the crowd Monday. You will
never regret it, sos Commercial ave
nu,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
ST. AIMS WIN
FROM HENCKELS
SPIRITED GAME OF INDOOR BASE,
BALL WITNESSED BY EuTHu'
slAsTic CROWD AT ARMoRY
SCORE TO o,

A fair sized and highly enthusiastic
crowd gathered ut the Armory last
evening to witness the indoor base
BAN game betkeen the team trcm -.
AIMS parochial school Of s.. Louis
and the lIenckells of Cairo. st, Ana
won by score Of to 9.
A faster and more perfect game Of
indoor was never Witnessed in Cairo
and an even faster game is expected
this afternoon when the same teams
viii play another game at the Arm
dry. They viii also play another
game this evening,
Bates. pitching for the Henchells.
was IN fine form and allowed but five
hits while bis opponent allowed the
Henckells to connect for seven. Fred
Halliday viii preside at the slab for
The Henckells this afternoon.
The teams lined us as follows:
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. at Evansville and Mr.
Vernon. viii continue rising for three
or four DAYS. At Paducah and Cairo.
viii continue falling for a 10 &c
hours then rise.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
The mouth. viii rise during the next
IS hours
Tie Mississippi from below st.
Luis TO Cairo vii continue TO fall
slowly during the next SO hours.
The Wabash at Mt Carmel. wifi
probably begin rising tonight.
Note: Chester reports river fun
Of ice: Cape Girardeau, river half full
os light floating ice. Back OF Cairo
considerable ice has lodged against
the bar and the river is half fun Of
running fee.
MoSTROSE W. HAYES.
Doca Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice IS hereby given that there
viii be meeting of the stockholders
will be a meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Messenger Publishing Company,
at 9 a. M. February TO- 1905 in the
office OF the Cairo Labor Journal, T0-
Ohio street, for the purpose of elect
ing board of directors and officers,
ana transacting such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting. r. L. fINNEf
NJ. YESTERDAY,
w. s. DUNBAR.
Commission
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Office OF the Cairo Electric and Trac-
ton COMPANY Cairo. Illinois. Feb
ruary 1st 1893
The annual meet Of the stockhold.
els OF the Cairo Electric and Traction
Company viii he held at the office OF
the company. No 500 Washington
4venue in the city Of Cairo Illinois.
On Monday. the 10th day Of February.
- D 1903. between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. IN.
JOHN TIERNAN
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
e4sAgssssS2ss9s2s1Sss&0,
: NEWS or TH5RIVERS :
q
,xsssggssss.sys sy.syssssss

The river m-y1ed 1868 feet on the
Cairo gauge Llst evening showing a
fan of.u.7 GUa foot IN n hours
Rising divers were reported yester-
day froSh points above mere as fol-
lowssJ Cincinnati IT. Louisville 90.
Mt Vernon "a Nashville % Chat
tafooga ~. Florence h5, Jnhnsonyille
rs Kansas City 3.1
The Pittshurg from New Orleans
passed 70 louisville YESTERDAY morn
ing with lG empty baFges, 10 boats
one model barge, FIVE boats and one
barge of lupiber.
The III G. Wright came up from
Natchez and awaits orders here
The Dick Fowler from and 70 Padr,
cab was IN AMI out as usual yester-
day with fair business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Black Init.

This curious term was first used By
lie Bon of Inc French Academy OF
Sciences to describe a form Of "a
diant energy which arises from the
back Of a thin sheet Of Opaque metal
when the front is illuminated with or
binary light Black light in some OF
its properties resembles the X-ray. but
differs from IL in fundamental points.
lie Ron announced the discovery Of
this singular radiation in lSs7.-Sun-
day Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Umpire W r. Greaney-
Umpire Bases -Chamberlain.
Summary Base on balls off Bates,
none: Off Holland. T. Hits, OFF Bates,
3; off Holland T. Struck opt by
Bates. Z. by Holland 6. Double play,
Gates and Barter
The winners scored their runs, one
each. in the third and fifth innings.
Bates win preside in the box for the
locals again at the game this evening
ana much II expected OF him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

NOTICE Public. notice is hereby
given that in accordance with sta
tutes Of the State Of Illinois. the
Weber Dry Goods Company has by a
vote OF its stockholders increased its
capital stock from Fifty Thousand
Dollars $3.50 000.00l to One Hundred
Thousand Dollars su00,000.00)
Dated this 22nd day Of January. A
ID. 1908.
WEBER DRY GOODS COMPANY.
BY Jesse f. Miller President.
Attest P II. Smyth. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Commercisl-Appeai. SATURDAY; The
tow boat Pacific No. on her way
down from the Ohio with tow OF IA
harges and boats OF coal and barge
Of wire and nails, ran aground at
Pecan Point Wednesday evening, and
sank barge OF coal All OF the tow
has been released. and the Pacific
was making her tow, and viii arrive
a; the coal feet above the city today.
A coal digger has been sent TO the
sunken barge and the coal will be
saved
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

The LAY was fair with stiff north
wind. Rain or snow was reported
from nearly every point on the map.
me heaviest being 3.1S inches at No
hile. i.42 At Memphis. and Lilo az
Nashville. Extremes Of temperature
we're IA at Galveston and 20 below
zero AZ Miles City with varying be
lcw-zero records at ten other points.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Tao Much ice.

The Lee Line steamers are not
likely to resume their trips to the
upper rivers with the weather as cold
~ Il Is. An Ice gorge near Cairo Is
not among the improbabilities with
the temperature considerably below
freezing as 1T has been every day for
several days past Great masses OF
led are said to be logged against the
bar back of this city and the river is
Fall full Of running ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Josh Wise SAYS

I've allus noticed in liefticerier tht
lots Of men aIfh fortunes left EN- an
who never worked q lick in their life
are about N hIst give advice on
hoN 4 be successful~
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
couiont Sc Done.

Yes. said the man who gets things
EVOKED = bear a heap O. people say
tns fhefn die Tor somebody else. il
HeceFsarI. bat these people that prom
Uses e. die hsrdiF er.s- If~es ~ 20 it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Fruitless Rearets.

Don't weary yourself with regrets.
Yesterday is a dead one. but. being
no relative 0f yours. you don't have to
wear mourning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Gradually rising
temperature from a probable low OF
I degrees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
wasF1inoton Forecast.

Washington. Feb l.-iLLlA'olS.-
Fair sunday and Mondag, with slowly
rising temperature
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
sun and Moon.

sun sill rise today $780,. cio q, ~.
sun viii set today o.lS ?. N.
Moon will set tonight ., 6:55 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Consumption Of Matches.
Each Perscn in the United States
uses ten matches every day
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
SKIRTS

Beautiful line Of Skirts including hundreds
of new spring numbers in Noiles, Panamas.
Ssrges, Fancy Mixtures and Taieta, all
n ew shades and colors and black.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The WEATHER /:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures
General Conditions.

AK II midnight tstreet record =
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
10, Shelters s Stock Quotations
MINING
IN AL ASKA

most places occur in sheared zones
of the country rock or are associated
VITA joint or fault planes.
All OF the deposits examined by thu
Survey party on Elliott creek, the
first locality visited during the sum
mer of 1907, are OF the type just de.
scribed. They occur in the green
stone many of them within short
vertical distances OF the property. ex-
cept a Few OF the easternmost claims.
lie on the north side of Elliott creek
and are controlled by the Hubbard
Elliott Copper Mine Development COM
pany. In July. 1907, 10 ment were
employed on the property and were
engaged chiefly IN doing assessment
work on unpatented claims and in
building cabins for Offices and quar-
tiers. It was epected to increase the
working force and resume work on
the Elizabeth tunnel, which at that
time had been driven about $50 feet.
Short tunnels from 10 to 40 IT. in
length nave been driven on several
OF the other patented claims. but no
work has been done on them for some
time. as. because Of the very short
season, the difficulty OF procuring
supplies, and the impossibility of
making ore shipments until better
transportation facilities are obtained,
it has heen necessary to devote all
available time to representing the uD-
patented claims.
The most extensive operations %.
Kotsina river were under the. direc-
ton of E. F. Gray of the Great North
ern Development company. About 40
or so men were employed in prospect.
ing claims, most OF which lie in the
upper Kotsina valley in the vicinity
OF Ames and Roaring creeks. Some
claims IN Rock creek are also under
the control Of this company, as well
as claims on Iron mountain south OF
the head OF Elliott creek and near
Kennicott glacier. No ore bodies
had been encountered at the time the
survey party LETT Kotsino river,
though encouraging prospects had
been found on Rock creek. Prospect
ing is carried on chiefly by tunnels in
places where brown iron stains indi-
cate the oidation OF sulphide minerals
and not less than a dozen of these
tunnels have beea started on the va.
rious properties. A small saw mill
erected last summer furnishes lumber
for building and mining purposes, and
during the early summer connection
with the government telegraph at
Tonsina was established by a tele.
phone line, from the main camp on
Rotsina river.
A. T. Crawford had a small force OF
men doing assessment work on K1u.
vesna river and seyerau other tribu.
taries OF the Kotsina. as Roaring
creek and Copper creek.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
"MoIlycoddiev Sent Home

ALTON, H., Mch. Accused of
being a mollycoddle and too stuck
up" to associate with his fellow pu-
lis at the Western Academy at Up
per Alton, H., John Flentge, aged 10,
son, OF E. W. Flenfge, postmaster Of
Cape Girardeau. Mo-, was today es-
corted 20 a train by party Of his
classmates and sent home.
His ticket from Alton to Cape Girar-
deau was bought by the other cadets.
A collection was taken up fer the pur-
pose. He was told to never come
back. Capt Eaton, a member OF the
faculty, said that although young
Flentge had not transgressed any of
the rules OF the school, he was man
ifestly so unpopular with his fellow
cadets that he would not be permit
ted to return to the academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
BIG BOOM NON ON
IN OCTAVE DISTRICT
Gold Strike 300 Feet Long and
Averaging Four Feet In
Thickness.
phoenix Gazette)

That a wonderful boom is now on in
the Octave district is the statement
made this. morning by C. B. Hoseford,
who, with F. ]. Taylor of Phoenix,
owns the Revenue mine in that sec
ton. Some 200 men are now en-
ployed at the Octave. 50 Mr.. Hosford
said, and work is being rapidly push
ed on many other properties.
A proposition Is now on foot, he
said. for the erection OF power plant
in Wickenburg and the building OF a
transmissio line to Octave to furnish
power for the mines there that meazs
a great deal TO the district. Wick
enburs was selected instead of Con-
gress Junction, which Is considerably
closer, owing to the fact that there Is
plentiful supply of water and fuel
at the former place, while the later is
very sadly lacking in that respect
Work is going on with all speed at
the Planet Saturn and Alvarado claims
he said, as well as many other prop
critics in the Octave section.
Recent developments In the Octave
mine prove in my mind that deep min
ing will show Yavapai county, partic-
ularly the Weaver district, among the
richest gold mining sections to be
found in the west, he said
The Octave strike is perhaps the
most important made in the Weaver
range in many years. II was encoun-
tered 1900 feet under the surface in a
vein never known to exist Il is now
proven to extend 900 feet along the
ledge. averaging four feet In thick.
ness. 1t will be opened by raises,
later, as well as proven from the
lower levels 1t has already produced
thousands Of dollars, and located in
any other section OF the west, would
cause the greatest excitement.
Octave camp was never as pros
porous as now" he continued. ''Ths
future of the mine is brighter than
ever in its history. The stockholders
are clamoring TO increase their hold
ings in the concern, since the receni
rich discoveries on the 1900 foot level
and on the HOO foot level Of the Joker
vein. where another body Of gold ore
! almost as promising as the first find
was uncovered short time ago"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
sAsco SHELTER WORK

According to parties arriving from
sasco the smeIter of the Southern
Arizona smelling company, wnlcn Is
owned by the Imperial Copper com
pany people, is turning out 100 tons
of copper bullion per week.
The ore shipments TO the smeiters
from the Imperial mines total more
than 300 tons daily, it is stated. a
large amount OF this ore is taken out
while development work is being CON
tinued on the big mining properties
in Silver Bell.
1t is stated also that few addition
al miners have been put TO work ID
the Imperial mines.
At Sasco, the smeiteT force, which
numbers about 1z5 men, will prob
ably be increased Ia1e- If more ore Il
handled. The sme;-er is not beng
forced to its fullest capacity at the
present time. Were such the case the
plant could handle about $50 tons OF
imperial ore daily and it is easily
sTnaIfpd
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
MARKET FOR
week Seems
TO IMPROVE
Day When We viii See a Bull
Market Is Not Very Far off.
Among New Stockholders.
Today's Quotations.
(By Frank ]. Graft

The conditions of the markets have
shown some Improvement and from
the indications we should see better
market for the week. There is very
little question as to when We will see
bull market, but it cannot be far OF,
for today there ara almost 100000
new stockholders in the different lead
ing companies who have bought stocks
FOR an investmen or long pull. TIE
metal situation is dull, however, but
this will soon change as conditions
improve. The regular meeting of the
Utah Consolidated is to be held to-
morrow. There has been consider
able comment on the action of Butte
Coalition and many are OF the opinion
that It will be absorbed by the Anal
gamated Copper Company. The reg
ular meeting of the Superior a
Arizona is to be held in Florence,
Arizona, tomorrow, March Srd. The
local market is without support, Shat
tuck is being offered at Is 3-4, with no
demand DEM Arizona is being offer
ed at 3 5-S, with best possible bid at
1-2 Superior & Pittsburg holds
well at 12 3-S, and Greene Cananea is
being Offered at 3-8. Money closed
at 3-5 per cent.
Closing Ouotafi0Dg
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03

The coer rosecpts and gold placers
OF the Chitina valley. Wrangell dis
trict, Alaska, were examined during
the smmeru OF 1907 by biologists OF
the United States Geological Survey
Most Of these prospects lie north
Of Chitina river, on the south slopes
OF the Wrangell mountains, extend
ing nom Rotsina river, distance OF
about 20 miles. Other PROSPECTS are
located south OF Chitina river, In the
neighborhood OF TaraI an Indian viii
lage on Copper river. but these nave
not yet received as much attention as
these OF the Wrangell mountains.
The gold placers in operation In the
Citina valley last summer are confin-
ed to- Chitiu and Dan creeks, two
southern tributaries OF the north
branch of the Chitina known as NIEi-
ma river. Both creeks have been
small producers for several years and
promise to increase their output con-
siderably during the coming season
The explorations in 1907 in the Chit
ina valley were made by F. H. Moi
fit and A. G. Maddrne. who spent
about two months in eoimining the
copper prospects and gold placers OF
the valley. They left Valdez June Is,
but owing TO the necessity of making
double trips to carry in the seasons
supplies and to unavoidable delays
due to other causes were not able to
begin active field work until about
July II. when they reached Elliott
creek. As all prospecting in the
Chitina region must cease about Sept.
IL. =a- .
gold placers are ended by Sept Is
or 20. the number OF days available
for field work were reduced by about
so.
Copper prospecting is carried on
most actively at a small numDe- or
localities between Kotsina and Chi
tistone near the contact of the NJ
kolai greensboro and the everything
heavy bedded Chitistone limestone.
As has been pointed out by Messrs.
Schrader and Spencer, this contact
can be traced with little difficulty.
althouh it is in places covered by
later sediments and it has served as
guide for prospecting ever since the
the region was opened.
Most Of the ores OF the Kotsina re-
gion. the western end OF the copper
field. are Of one general type, from
which there are only two or three
marked variations. Nearly all the
workings, some of which are open
cuts and others short tunnels, show
the copper sulphides, bornite, chat
cocite, and. less frequently, chalcopy-
rite or copper bearing pyrite in green
stone. At one locality the copper
ores are in limestone. The copper
sulphides arr present as lenses and
stringers in the greensboro and in
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
). C. PRITcHARo.

BONANZA Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
TESTER q HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Hinehart's Drug stsre-Roer,s
. and 4 Antier's euileins.

Bisbee, March 2. 1903.
The opening of the week finds the
New York and Boston markets show
ing some improvement over the close
Saturday. However, the trading is
quiet and the market Is dull.
The curbs show very little change
from the past few days quotations.
Superior & Pittsburg is strong at
$3.50. Shattuck weakened OF some
today. DEM is being picked up at
8 SO. Wolverine & Arizona is being
offered freely at zoo. Globe Consoli-
dated cased on IA today.
Butte & Arizona shows good
strength. advancing from So to 55
cents on demand from Butte.
The balance OF the list are auet
and unchanged.
Closing Questions:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
LOGAN q sRYAN's LETTER.
fspecial wire 70 l. ]. overIocl..

Especial wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, March 2.-The abb
sence of public interest, due to lack
of wire facilities. caused a dull mar
ket. but the undsrtone was firm and
the demand for Amalgamated, Ana
conda and Shelters was helpful to
the entire list The declaration OF a
one per cent quarterly dividend OF
Snelters was expected and did not
have a material effect on price max
ing. There was some pressne On
Erie issues due to the decision on tne
public service commission, Iorplo-
ding the issue as scrip as DIVIDENDS.
The diversity of opinion relative 10
the extent Of tae Improvement in gen
eraI trade conditions male for
slow trading market.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03

Review wan, al. sr,ng Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03

In the midst Of KHdine. an Island In
the North Sea. is perhaps the most Gu
rious lake in the world. The surface Of
its waters 10 quits treah and supports
fresh water creatures and fsssk water
vsgststien, but dssp Down y d - sslty
as the blusst depths Of re sea. and
spcnsss sed salt wssex 60 1--we and
have their ssAAG. b ne ezzasht and
despair Of all ssiszs&sts.-Lsadea Sat
urday Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03

wanted-clean cotton rags at Re
view ONCE. SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03
Agent for the Liverpool & London anc
Globe Insurance Companies.

The market showed good strength
and fair amount of trading today.
Amalgamated closed at $3.50. Cal
umet Arizona from $1O1 to s102.
Superior & Pittsburg from 5I2.62 to
1915. The total amount of sales in
the New York market were 315,600.
The locals were very quiet, They
are very desirable investments at
present figures. Buy Gold Nugget
now when You con get it for twenty
cents per share.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-03

A. T. THOMSON,
Transuser. CLIFTON, A T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01

The House-Warming is
particularly for our Pro-
fessional, Business and
Working Men friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
Tonight s to 10 O'clock

We have planned great just for -and everything
off according schedule you will be greatly pleased with your
here tonight and we will be pleased because pleased
This little House Warming just for friends and their
friends People who pretty homes and proud always
have house why shouldn't when we have the pretet
home Of all and proud peacocs over h2 Tonight the
department managers and all the sepeope will be their accustomed
pbces---he only difference goods will be sold.
The Warming is Who heard selling anything house wamg9
The gala ahre-beaul
and will look
Working Men friends and guess you aren't nightly pleased
with the elaborate musical program that will be
given by F1ofmans Augmented Orchestra It's been time
50 much good got all together bunch Then there's
Pygmaion every IS counting the 10 minutes mtmlson
We've fitted up dandy auditorium there the third floor
lust make YOU Gaaea looks good---and
you the cold marble slowly beautiful Ev
ing maiden right there before your eyes,
It's Just this linen folks simply can't around the day
this House Warming for them But you bring your folks
all Of them, emembefo what would House Warming be like without
the ladies? Pretty dull woudnt iR So bring m along Come early
can you9 The fun will begin along after eight ocokand will
be glad have you stay with us until ten Hyou
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-06-05
PLANS FOR THE PAGE-HlLl
WEDDING.

The. plans for the wedding of Miss
Lillian Burton Hill and Eugene Turn
r Page have been completed and are
rs follows:
The wedding ceremony will take
place at st. Paul church on the even
ing of Wednesday, June 10, at G
o'clock, and will he performed by Bish-
~ Evans Tyree A bridal reception
will be given for the invited guests
1t the home of the brides parents, on
Fairview avenue.
The colors are pink and white and
will be carried out both at the church
and the house
Miss Hill will be given away by her
1rother Richard Hill, Jr., and Miss
Hattie Hill will he her sisters maid
If honor, and little Miss Ruth Hill
will be the flower girl The brides
naides will be Misses Clotelle Chap
ellie and Lizzie Allen, who will ar
i've from LaWrenceyille, Va, on the
7th
Mr.. Page will have for his best man
Mr.. J. o. Battle, and Messrs D. Yves
ey Crutcher and VIM. Boyer will be
he groonsmen. Miss Hazel Thomp
'on will play the wedding march, and
will he accompanied by a violinist
A musical program will be rendered
before the ceremony, Mrs H. A. Cam
ron and Mr.. Myers will both render
olos and there will probably be q
7uartPtte composed of Mr.. Myers ant
others.
Those who will attend the recep
ton will take Kayne avenue car anC
ide to the end, or take Spruce ant
landale and get off at Fairview ave
nue..