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Sues to Recover Alleged Profits.

ATLANTA. Ga. October 31.-Daposi-
tons in suit by l.. p. Pairo of New
York to recover 81 coo COO from H NJ At
kinson. president of the Atlanta, Bir-
mingham and Atlantic Railroad Company
were taken here. Pairo claims that he
was entitled to half the profits of the
railroad. and he places these alleged prof
its to date at S2,O00.Wo. Mr.. Atkinson on
the witness stand said Pairo was employ
ed as a civil engineer and was not en-
titled TO any share in the profits
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Buys Exposition Building.

NORFOLK, Va, October 31.-N. 4.
Haistead OF Baltimore is announcer as
the purchaser of the Baltimore building
at the Jamestown exposition. 1t will be
used as q dwelling The price paid was
not made public. The building cost $500.
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Taxes Paid With Railway Stock.

ATLANTA, Ga. October 31.-By agree
ment with the owners. 1900 shares of
Western of Alabama railway stock will
pay taxes to this state of $31O,126, cover
ing arrears of ten years. The stock is
owned by the Central of Georgia rail-
negotiated with the state railroad COM
mission.
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President General of Auxiliary Here

President General Of Auxiliary Here
The. president general of the National
Auxiliary to the United Spanish War
Veterans, Mrs. Mcnamara. arrived in
this city from Boston today. and is the
guest of Mrs. Ida M. Galloway, senior
national vice president general, at the
Henrietta The members of the local
auxiliaries will greet Mrs. Mcnamara at
Pythian Temple this evening. Tomorrow
afternoon Mrs Galloway will entertain
her at luncheon at the Raleigh.
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Husband Named Beneficiary.

With the exception of bequest of
500 TO st. Dominic's Catholic Church
the entire estate of Mrs. Mary E. Coax
ley. by her will dated September Is last,
is devised TO her husband. Thomas Coax
lev. He is also named as executor
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Crew Abandons Bark.

ST. MICHAELS, Azores, October 81
The crew of the Italian bark Inez. from
Rockland Me-, October 1, for Palermo.
has landed at Santa Maria. the southern
most island of the Azores, the bark hav-
ing been abandoned some distance from
the island.
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ONE DAYS HAPPENINGS IN
THE WORLD OF POLITICS

John D. Rockees declaration for Taft the sensation
of the day.
Ex-Gov Black of New York. in Taft speech, denounces
Roosevelt policies.
Bryan tells Tom Johnson landslide is imminent and latter
agrees.
Hitchcock claims 325 electoral for Taft 50 than
enough
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Declines Call to Montreal Bishopric.
T MONTREAL. October 31.-Rt Rev.
Cosmos Gordon Lang, the Bishop Of Step
ney. has cabled his declna ton of the
Montreal diocese of the Anglican Church
to become bishop. The diocesan synod
will proceed to another choice.
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1 inclose herewith a number Of jingles
which I trust will meet your approval.
T. G. B.
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IT send you some jingles
Which made my brain whirl:
But If you send me a prize
You will please this fifteen-year-ol girl.
d, v, M.
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INDIANA HEARS cHAF1N-

Before large crowd last night at
Marion, Ind, Eugene w. Chain and
Aaron S. Watkins, candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President on the prohibition
ticket, discussed the phases of the cam
paign from prohibition viewpoint. Mr..
Chain declared the prohibitionists to be
the only true Lincoln republicans of the
day. He predicted the death of the de-
feated leading party in THIS campaign
and national victory for prohibition in
1912.
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Enclosed please lind forty -nine jingles in
competition for the prizes listed in your
contest Story Of Good Things told in jim
giles. as published In The Sunday Star Of
October "a. 1908. II. L. H.
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] stands for Japs. who thought they could
fight,
But now they are tame and pretend not
to bite,
But keep your eyes open and watch The
Star,
Which always has news from the afar.
w. s. G.
Inclosed are FIVE jingles which 1 trust
will prove worthy OF your consideration.
j. w. M.
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conditions in every state in the Union. and
he added that he felt confident II will be
fulfilled.
He claims thirty-two states. among
them all the states which newspaper can
vases have put in the doubtful column.
Only two states are classed as doubtful
by him. Kentucky and Missouri, and in
each, he says. Taft has fighting
chance
To Bryan he gives twelve states. with a
total vote In the electoral college of 127
votes. They are Alabama, with IL votes
Arkansas. with 9: Florida, with 5:
Georgia, with Ii: Louisiana. with 8: Miss
issippi. with 10: North Carolina. with II;
Oklahoma. with Z: South Carolina, with
8: Tennessee. with Il: Texas. with IS, and
Virginia, with y
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herewith submit six jingles. which 1
hope will meet with the advertisers ap-
proval. a. l.. T.
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am sending you eight more jinsles, and
wish you success In your ads" +. ]. s.
AnsWer-Same to you. IT. T.
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HITCHCOCK MAKE
!. Frank TT Hitchcock

Frank II. Hitchcock. chairman of the
republican national committee. last night
in New York declared that William H
Taft will receive 3o5 electoral votes 50
prediction. he said, his. first of the cam
paign. after most careful study of the
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inclose sixteen jinSles arranged alpha
betically. Please send them to the mer-
chants. Last November mine were not
sent to them. Please treat me better this
time. A. o: n.
Answer-They certainly will be deliv-
cred. T. T.
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For what I've sang please send me
enough for a wine supper.
Jingly yours.
w. F. n.
Answer-What's your brand? T. T.
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lace by arousing its anger. We have ex-
hausted ourselves In the indictment ana
then, with no attempt at proof. have
abandoned 1T for new sensations. we
should have done far better for the well
fare of our people and the fame of the
country II we had framed true accusa-
lions and pursued them to the end. CAP
plause)
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If the name on the slip is not necessary,
use such marks as is proper to distin-
gnish. J. B. r.
Answer-Please mark your own slips.
r r
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Inclosed you will hpd few jingles that
am sending in for this weeks contest.
Hoping for success and intending to try
again, remain,
Yours firmly
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Alexander County,
Savings Bank, ?
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
DRAINAGE NOTICE.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
GRAINS ARE WEAK
Sharp Bulge in Wheat Caused BY
Heavy Buying BY Big Interest
Had Little Effect.

Chicago, H., Nov, 5,-WHEAT.-
Opened isM8s lower following a de
cline of 5sM11sd at Liverpool dur
ing the greater part of the day senti-
ment was bearish aud further de
cline of y recorded. The final hour
! however, the market rallied and all
the loss was regained, closing value S
being unchanged to Il lower. The
priccipa feature OF todays news was
the official statement that from Ar
gentina in which it was estimated
! that the recent frosts in that country
resulted in the loss of $4,000 900
bushels Of wheat. In view of this
fact this years acreage is consider
ABLY in excess of previous years
acreage, the amount OF damake con
silefed not alarming, Todays adj.
vices also claimed that weather in
Argentina was more favorable for the
new crop The sharp bulge at the
finish was due to heavy Purchases
by leading elevator interest which
caused lively scramble among the
shorts to cover sales made earlier in
tn" day. No. > red 1909 610112; No
, red 99Ml01; No. 2 hard 1904 q
10112 No, 3 hard 97m10l; December
opened 991a ACES; highest 100; low
est 99A closing 997s; May l03ss.
CORN-Weak all day, prices at the
close being Am7s lower Selling
was general the principal demand
coming from the shorts. The factor
chiefly responsible for the selling was
the report of local crop expert |
which estimated that the new crop
would WELD 2G,S bushels per acre one |
b, shell more than the figures given
our BY the same authority a month |
ago. There was a decline of lMli3 |
in cash corn. No , new C2t20G3; !
No. ) yellow new G36G31s Decem.
be- opened GEE dG25s. highest CPS:
lowest G1ai closing G1& 0G17s; May /
CHS.
OATS-'Neak owing mainly to the
weakness in wheat AMI corn The
cash market, however, was firm. The
market closed Am9s lower, Decem-
Der showing the greatest loss; No ?
white 50la No. , IS; No. 3 white
ia 30; December opened 4Sh; high
Csc 4S&; lowest 479s 647% closing
i138m478l; May 497s.
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Stocks y BOndss Cereals
HES|TAT|NC TONE
Developed in Stock Market Which
Seemed to Show Effect of
Fierce Speculative Pace.

New York, Nov. 5.-The stock mar
k2t today gave plain signs OF feeling
the effect of the speculative pace
which was set for it yesterday and
became unsettled and hesitating in
the course of the days business. The
total OF that business fell away con
|siderablY from the large aggregate of
yesterday and the decrease evidently
marked the satisfaction Of the first
eager speculative demand induced by
out freely TO meet this demand from:
the outset and there was a DISPOSE
ton to push sales at concessions. The
impression thus made of the market
having arrived at a stage that dis
counts favorable factors was empha-
sized by its atcion in response to the
announcement Of the plan for disburs.
ing S1l.26 extra profits on each share
of the old Northern Pacific stock, the
new stock on which the final 1914
per cent subscriptions is payable in
January not sharing in the melon
Northern Pacific itself had sold as
high as l5012 after the opening, but
fel! to 1857 before the dividend an
nouncement and did not rally to
above 1872 afterwards The de.
preston Of the foreign stock market
IN account of the renewed political
reflected some inHu-
ance on this market Money rates
were slightly frmer botn on coll anc !
on time The sagging tendency Of
railroad stocks was restrained by the |
show Of strength amongst industrias. |
specially the metal group United !
States Steel rose above d. represent, !
ng the highest quotation since the |
period of Rotation of the company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

Illinois, for an assessment of the
whole of the cost of said improve
ment. according to the benefits and in
accordance with the provisions of
said Ordinance; and an assessment
thereof having been made and re.
TUNED to said Court. the final hear
ing thereon will be had at the No
vember Term, A. d. 1908. Of said
Court at the Court House in the City
.of Cairo. Illinois. on Monday. the
tTenty-third day of November A. ID
1905. AZ the hour of 9 o'clock A. NJ.
of said day or as soon thereafter as
the business of said Court will per
NIT. All persons desiring may file
objections in said Court before said
day. and may then and there appear
on the hearing and make their de-
Tense.
The said assessment is payable in
ten 10l annual installments. All in
stallments will bear interest. as pro-
vsded by statrte. at the rate of five
t5i PER cent. per annum.
Dated. Cairo, Illinois. October 90
1905. MICHAEL J. HOWLEY.
Commissioner.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Cairo, ILL.,. October q, 1893.
Public notice is hereby given that
on the 10th day of November, 1908
at the usual hour and place of meet.
ing of the city council of the city of
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, the
undersigned. Cairo a St Louis Rail
way company will present petitions
and apply TO said city council for the
grant to IL. its successors or assigns,
by ordinance OF the right 10 con
struct maintain. lease and operate a
railway including or with sidings.
turnouts, spurs, curves and connec-
tions. poles and wires, and also all
necessary or convenient equipment
appliances or appurtenances for said
railway in, upon, over and along the
following described highway or pub
lie place in said city. namely:
Fourth street from the intersection
Of Railroad street to the intersection
OF Commercial avenue. in said city
Of Cairo, Illinois.
CAIRO e. ST. LOUIS.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ l.. r Fischer. Vice President and
General Manager
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested. that the City Coun.
ci, of the City Of Cairo, Illinois. has
bv Ordinance No. 40. approved Sep
,ember end. A. ID. 1908. ordered the
formation of a sewer district, and the
construction therein Of yitrified tile
pine sewers. house connections and in.
lets. and brick manholes in Thirty.
Fourth and West Thirty-Fourth
Streets. Thirty-Fifth and West Thirty
Fifth Streets. Thirty Sixth and West
Thirty-Sixth Streets. Sycamore Street,
Elm Street. Washington Avenue and
Highland Avenue. in the City OF
Cairo Illinois. and that said ordinance
Is on file in the Office of the City
Clerk of the said City of Cairo. and
that the whole OF the cost Of said i'm
movement. amounting to Twenty
THOUSAND and Six Hundred and Sew
entv-Fiye Dollars ami Eighty-Seyen
Cents fs20.G75S7l. Jess the SUN Of
Eisht Hundred and Fifty-six Dollars
and Forty-Fiye Cents tSs5G.45),
(Which last mentioned sum is the es-
timated cost OF house connections in
front of the real estate Of the Singer
Manufacturing Company abutting on
Thirty-Fourth Street and Sycamore
Street. which said hOuse connections
are TO be omitted from the said i'm
provemenu. leaving the sum assess
Cd At Nineteen thousand and Eight
Hundred and Nineteen Dollars and
Fcrty-Two Cents tS1sSl94Z). which
is. b. the terms Of said Ordinance
No. l7e. 70 be paid b. special as
sessrlent upon the real estate within
the said sewer district including
street railway property. and no part
81 said cost Of said Improvement Is
10 BE- paid BY the public. and that the
said City Of Cairo has applied 10 the
County Court Of Alexander County,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

For Freight ard Passage Apply &c
q Phillips wh.rfbost. Cairo.
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DEBT. Of the Rieh and poor.

Debts. as a general rule, are harder
10 be collected from the rich man
than from the slave OF toll. for the
former builds upon his position IN so
ciety to excuse him from his obliga.
lions. while the latter often makes
the attempt to discharge bis contracts
to preserve his standing in the com
munity
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Wasps and Sulphur.

Three years ago a post-box in a
Worcestershire tEngD village was
found 90 be swaTming with wasps
Whether for a joke or for revenge
someone had inserted the greater part
Of = wasp's nest piecemeal in the box
The vasps. no doubt. had originally
been stupeted with sulphur. but they
were lively enough when the postman
unlocked The box. and he was severe
iy stung
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-CATTLE.-Rc.
ceirts 5000, 1Od2 ~ higher: steers
f4bd $50. COWS and heifers 2506 500;
bulls 25Gd 45J, calves 3O0m 7Sj;
stOckers and feeders 250d i65.
HOGS Receipts $4,000. higher.
choice hsav yshipping G3OH 635;
butchers G20G 635. light mixed 560N
500; choice 590HGl5; packing 5S5H
CPS. pigs i25n $50
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. 100 -
higher: sheep 4i1G 500. lambs asa
go. yearlincs 3S5H525.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Nov. 5.--WHEAT.-Re.
ceipts 10000; exports $4,000. spot
steady; No. > red 1922 elevator and
l0@7s fob. aaoat Options closed Z
me- lower; December ll0L.
CORN Receipts 10000; spot easy;
No. 7lai nominal elevator and 72i4
nominal fob. ahoat 10 arrive; No. .
- spot. Options closed * net de
cline; December 72i2. y
OATS - Receipts $4,000 spot
steady; mixed sea 52l9; white 5o0
Sly, clipped white 53ia n59.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Potatoes > Staple Dish.

Potatoes furnish about One-eighth
Of the total food Of the average Amer
lean. In other words. be lives on 20
tstOes for nearly one day ont OF every
week. Compared with the 1919 per
cent OF his diet that is potato. all the
other vegetables show up only as q
uifie over seven per cent
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
PUBLIC NORGE.

Cairo. H., oct. "a, 1908.

cairo, III, oct. "a, lS0S.
Public notice Is hereby given that
on the 10th day OF November, 1908,
at The usual hour and place Of meet
ing Of the city council OF the city Of
Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois, the
undersigned Cairo Electric & Trac-
ton company will present petitions
and apply to said city council for the
grant to Il, its successors or assigns,
by ordinance of the right to con.
struct, maintain, lease and operate
street railways. including or with sid.
ings, tmnoutS, spurs, curves and con.
nections. poles and wires, and also
all necessary or convenient equip
ment appliances or appurtenances
for said street railways ln upon,
over and along all or any of the fol
! lowing described highways and pub
HE places in said city namely;
Sycamore street from the north
corporate limits of said city Of Cairo,
TO the intersection of Thirtyfourth
street:
West Thirty.fourth street from the
place where ST Mary's Place West
projected northwardly would inter
sect said street to the intersection of
Washington avenue. and upon Thir-
ty-fourth street from the intersection
of Washington avel.ue to the inter
section of Commercial avenue:
Commercial avenue from the inter
section of Thirty-fourth street to the
intersection of Second street
Second street from the intersec-
ton OF Railroad street to the inter-
section of Washington avenue:
Washington avenue from the IN
tersection of Second street to the In
tersection of Twentieth street
Twentieth street from the intersec-
ton of Cedar street to the intersec-
ton Of Commercial avenue:
Cedar street from the intersection |
of Center street to the intersection |
of Twentieth street:
Center street from the intersection |
of FTolbrook avenue to the intersec-
ton of Cedar street:
Hobrook avenue from the intersec
ton of West Twentyeighth street to
the intersection of Center street:
Twenty-eighth street from the in
-ersection of Poplar street to the in
ersection of Washington avenue, and
West Twenty eighth street from the
Intersection Of Washington avenue to
he intersection of st Marys Place
West:
ion of Eighth street to the intersec
ion of Second street:
Eighth street from the intersec-
ion Of Railroad street to the inter
section of Washington avenue:
Walnut street from the intersec
ton OF Twentieth street to the in.
.ersection of West Twentyeighth
street:
St Mafy 3 Place West from the In.
ersecton Of West Twenty-elghth
treet to and across the intersection
# West Thirtythird street thencel
pon and across certain property
wned by said company between
aid West Thirty-third street and
aid West Thirty-fourth street to said
Vest Thirtyfourth street:
Fourth street from the intersection
+ Railroad street to the intersection
+ Commercial avenue:
Sixth street from the intersection
( Commercial avenue to the inter {
ection of Washington avenue: 4
Poplar street from the intersection j
f Twentieth street to the intersec- r
ion Of Twenty-eghth street:
All in said City of Cairo, Illinois
CAIRO ELECTRIC
& TRACTION co. I
BY w p, Halliday. President. q
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
MEN ARE poWERLEss
70 Fight Against Disease UnIess They
strike ~ the UnderIyiaG Cause.

To treat Dandrufr, and Falling Hair.
with irritants or oils on which a para
sitic germ will prosper. Is like scooplng
water from the ocean TO prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish 4 satisfactory
cure without having n right understand
ing OF the fundamental causes OF the
trouble,
You must kill the Dandrurf Germ
Newbros Herpi.ide does this because II
Il specially made TO do that very thing.
When the germ Is removed, the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
sold by leading druggists Send ioc II
s, lamps for sample to The Herplcide co"
Detroit Mich
Two sizss--60 cents anf s1.sv.
Paul @. Schulz Dc Sons. aD4cial AG~sts
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Diet EuuaIizstlon.

Much is said about the Irish peasant
and his potato diet. and how well be
can live and work on this fare. but in
almost every case he keeps a COW
along with his potato patch. and the
abundance OF milk in HE diet furnishes
him with a fair amount Of protein
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Both Dress Alike.

Both men and women in Lapland
dress precisely alike. They wear
tunics belted loosely at the waist, tight
breaches, wrinlled leather stockings
and pointed shoes; their whole ap.
pearance, in short, is Identical, at least
to the casual observer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
ire wise Morher.

Hub-But if you like the young Eel.
low, Kate, why do YOU object 10 our
daughter marrying him? Wife-Oh,
she'll marry him for all that, but /
want to give her chance to say
when they quarrel that Mother didn't
want me TO marry you, anyway. Bos
ton Transcript.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. money OH call
firm l12m2 per cent, closing bid ~
Time loans shade firmer, sixty days
30a& per cent; ninety days "a a y
per cent, six months 31am3A per
cent Mercantile paper 4M41a per
cent, Exchange weaker, demand
1880; sixty days 1878 Bar silver
1855.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS

BUTTER-Firm, creamery 20H
2gIb
CHEESE Steady and unchanged
EGGS-Strong; western 29N32iL
COFFEE-Options closed steady al
net loss 10 points. Sales 10000 BAGS
November and December 535: spot
quiet: No Rio Gia mild duh. Cor
doya 9l4d1Sik.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining
as: centrifugal &c test 800: molas-
se- sugar 32o, refined steady
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
Useful Device

When arranging flowers % is often
difficult 70 make them sisnd up nicely
This diHcuiiy will D. overcome II q
ufe-e OF wire netting be crushed az
into a ball and PLACED 10 the 50sl 20
hold tie flower stems
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06
pei poas, 1.,th EilIed

II was discovered 81 the Pekin pal.
ace dog show In London recently
that many Of the pet dogs had
teeth filled and . dentist said that b.
often attended dogs Of his wealthy
patrons. and not only filled teeth. bI
whom neeessarv snnnIied new ones
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-06

st. Louis. Nov. 5.-CATTLE.-Re
csipts 1890; steady; beef steers 51'
n $50; stockers and feeders 250a
too. cows and heifers 30OnGoo.
Texas steers 2TjGG4J.
HOGS-Receipts 5000. lower.
ranged 425HG35.