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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

leasing says Nature meant woman
to be her masterpiece. Her center
piece would be nearer the truth.
Let us have peace says the lndi-
annapolis News. That's what | say, but
dog gone her. she keeps twitin' mc
about new spring suit!
Appearing like a fool and being
wise is better than being a fool and
appearing wise The former is one OF
the WAYS to success; the other, to the
poor house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Won1an's Club.

Tho Woman's club will hold a
regular meeting at the Library hall
Wednesday afternoon under the aus
pieces of he Literary department Of
which Mrs. Walter Warder is chair
man.
A very Interesting program has
been arranged which is as follows:
Piano solo-Impromptu in c Minor
-Rheinhold: Miss Blanche Thistle
wood.
Paper on Modern Fiction-Mrs, p
f. Powell.
American Magazine Ii1'rature or
tho Last Century-Mrs. Samuel
White.
Influence of Newspaper Editorials
Mrs. Jean NJ. Allen.
Vocal solo-"Within Thine Eyes -
Mackenzie; Mrs. Albert Gallagher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

conferred on Wilbur and Orville
Wright. aeroplanists. of Dayton, Ohio,
its first gold medal.
Those who had gathered at the in
st.ution to wit-ess the presentation,
shcercd and applauded repeatedly
while the Wright brothers blushingly
bore their honors through an hour Of
warmest eulogies.
Finally the entire assemblage rose
up and gave three cheers for each
Of the brothers. They sang For
They Are Jolly Good Fellows, AMI
endaI by cheering Miss Katherine
Wright
Both Wilbur a ii Oryille Wright
made brief speeches. tersely express
ing their thanks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
$40 PRIZE MONEY.

The sum above stated is offered by
Mrs. Eliza Halliday widow OF Capt.
w. p. Halliday, deceased) for the
neatest residence premises in Cara
on May is, 1909. Mayor Parsons has
the matter in hand and all VINO "iSh
TO enter the contest should report &c
him by May /. A committee OF th'
Cairo Womar.s' Club will act a.
judges.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
WILL BE DISMISSED.

Washington, May 8.--Presl1eh.
Taft has approved the sentelce q
dismissal imposed by the court MAJ
tial in he case of Lieut.. Thomas A.
Jones. Of the coast artillery corps
stationed at Fort Baker. Cal. on con.
yicrion of charge involving frauduiel
conduct in his official capacity. Joa'
IS from Nebraska and was promoted
from the ranks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Lion Shooting Record.

Three fine lions. shot by Capt Geof-
frey Buxton in East Africa, have just
been placed In the Castle museum.
All three beasts were shot within fif-
teen minutes, and when Mrs Buxton
arrived at the spot 20 minutes after
her husbands setting out she found
him regarding the three bodies.-Lon-
don Daily Mail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
EorniohtIY Club.

A very interesting program Will be
given this afternoon at The Library
hall. In addition to the program pub.
lished in yesterday mornings Bulle-
TIN Miss Lima Woodward will sing
two solos.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

gist as naturally they wuz wimmen who
would a gin a whole lot gtst t keteh
Jim fer his money.
Jim kept on a Twin by hisself,
gittin' more money and a meaner
temper day by day until one morning
us folks woke up { be mighty SUI
prised. Jim had come home on the
lnornin' express with wife! Well
sir. they lived + gether gist three
DAYS. an Jim chased her out OF tn
shop with Ratchet, Bad stories go t
spreadin round about Jim's temper
after that and sum folks sed he was
crazy-but he kept on gittin more
money and keepia bachelors hall. Tn
boys didn't dast joke him anymore,
he was that ugly. and he lived pretty
much to his own thoughts and lone
illness.
"Th' Bible sez," continued Abner,
"thet ii amt good fer man t live
alone. and | guess it's right, becuz
Jim never seemed t git no special JOY
outen life. He boarded at tn hotel
and If he wuz sick, he had to depend
on the doctor and tn bellboy I keer
fer him-and then, one day, Jim su
prised us by gittin married agin'
This time she was wilder and
| good sort of woman, folks sed as knew
her. Jim and her lived along seeming
" peaceful fer quite a spell. and then
Jim begun L imagine things. He
thought tn woman had married him
| fer his money and he used t wander
around town talkin about it. He
| didn't seem { be easy in his mind a
tall and folks begin t whisper tibet he
allus WIZ crazy, anyhow.
"And then" said Abner," pausing eff
fectiyely as he approached the climax
of his story, we woke up one morn
in t tn hangin'. Think of it-a hang
in, right here in this community tibet
had loved peace and law and order
and closed saloons fer nigh onto forty
year.
Jim had gone home the night afore
shot his wife's sC< and his wife, and
Civ himself up T. III sheriff {. Tn news
| spread like a blizzard frum Medicine
Hat wherever that Is, and in less time
: then would seem possible a crowc
with handkerchiefs over their faces
bruk into that Jail and dragged jim
over t. tn bridge,
Where's tn officers t. perfect me?
he asked, as they drew up at tn
= bridge.
Not a voice replied. Then jim
asked 'em agin where tn sheriff wa
and sumbody told him t pray and b.
quick about it. At first Jim refuse
, Z pray, but he thought better OF /
when they put tn rope around hi
neck and glst afore they dropped him
he prayed hard-and the deed wa
done!
Tibet" concluded Abner, lightin
his pipe, lis what mean by not III
> derstandln' wimmen!"
Lord, Alb" grinned Eph. Scroggi
= Il hadn't no idee you meant sieh dra'
tic misunderstanding. | thought 20
. wuz a talkin' about them when, in Il
lines of tn poet, they are as variabl
as the shade by tn white. shiyeril
aspen made,
Col darn ye." threatened Alb. "Iy
notion t beat We a game o checker
fer tn seegarsi"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Monday Card Club.

Mrs. A. J. Rets entertained the
Monday Card club yesterday after
noon at her home 1901 Sycamore
street.
At 800" Mrs. a. ]. Rees won the
prize for the highest score and Mrs
W. F. Smith won the cut prize.
Mrs. W. p. Greaney will entertain
the club mex week,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
ANOTHER STORY TO
WINTER BUILDING
WILL MAKE 1T THREE STORIES
PLANS ARE NOW UNDER WAY
BROWNS SCHOOL TO &C.
CUPY TWO FLOORS.

Architect J. s. Jenkins is drawing
plans for an additional story TO the
Winter Bros. building known as the
X. NJ. X. c. building. The work will
probably be started June / and is
estimated to cost between $1,000 and
$4,000. The purpose of putting on the
additional story is to enlarge Brown S
Business college which has occupied
the second floor for the past six
months.
Plans were drawn about two years
ago TO increase the heighth of the
building, but We're held in abeyance
for time. The plans drawn thea
showed how the second floor ceiling
could be supported wi bout putting
in columns which it was thought
would spoil the large hail. The plans
under way now are being drawn with
iron POSTS in the center of the hall
and steel Orders to support the sec
ond floor which viii be more sub
stantial.
It is stated the work will be rushed
so that the college can occupy the
building by September l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Worlds Oldest Iifehnat

The Oldest lifeboat in the world is
at Rcdcar. England. She was one of
the first built by Greathead. and in
her active service of ca years was
used TO save 500 lives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
WRIGHT BROTHERS
RECEIVE MEDALS
PRESENTED BY AERONAUTIcAL
SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN
AT REMARKABLE MEETING
IN LONDON.

London, May There was a dem
9nstration of enthusiasm remarkable
las character, at the institution of
civil engineers tonight when the
society of Great Britain
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Manazjnes Wanted.

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church will be glad 10 receive dona-
tions Of old books and magazines.
Anyone wishing TO donate please tele-
phone Mrs " y. Butler over Home
phone or Mrs. W A. Pink by Bel
uhOue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
w z c Entertainment.

Mrs. W. NJ. Davidson of Eleven h
street entertained the Woman's Re
lief Corps yesterday afternoon at tea.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent with music and conversation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
* SOCIAL oAND personal ~
Choral Club.

The Choral club will meet Wednis'
day night at Ascalon hall instead OF
Tuesday night ON account Of the Elks
Minstrel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Bridge Club.

The Bridge club was very de-
lightfully entertained yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs ]. W.
Wenger. After the games of Bridge
light regreshmeu were served.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Woodmen of the World.

A regular meeting of Banner Camp
No. 109 Woodmen Of the World VIII
be held this evening at Stafford hall.
Important business viii be trans
acted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
Chicken Pic Supper.

The Mite society of tie caro- B1p'
tist church will give a chicken PIE
supper at the church annex Thursday
evening. May c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

lien. Miles Frederick Giibart he's
gone to New York on business.
Rev. FIR. Whitley of Mound City
was in Cairo yesterday visiting.
Marcus Ogden Of Carbondalc. spent
sunday in Cairo visiting friends.
Mrs F. o. Johnson of Joppa. H..
was in the city shopping yesterday.
Miss Stella Ross spent Sunday in
Mound City he guest of Miss Blanche
Martin. 50
Mr.. Burnett, of Solomon's store,
spent Sunday with his mother at La
Center,
Pert Middl5swart of St. Louis, was
the guest of Capt. H. C. Bracelet It
Sunday.
Miss Emma Hotheinz spent Sun
day at Mound City the guest OF Miss
Fullerton.
Miss nellie Han goes to Mound City
tonight to instruct he Episcopal
choir there.
Mrs. p. c. Barclay who has beea
| i'll at her home on SIEVE. tn street, is
| conyaIescent,
Mr. and Mrs George Boyd left Sat
iurday 10 spend the summer in Fort
Wayne, Indiana
Robert and Gilbert Swobola left
early this morning for a three VeeEs'
trip in he south.
Miss Fannie Tolson of Jackson,
Tenn. is here visiting Mrs Windr5m
Of Seventh street.
Iven Brown of the Marine Hospital
has gene to Anna and other points
10 spend his vacation.
Paul Rainier Of Of Ninth street
spent Sunday in Moscow, Ky, visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Mareie Bagby Of Paducah, is
expected this week 70 visit Miss
Eruce Wearen OF Tenth str 'eT.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROCKWELL of Union
New York, who have been here Tor
the past week, have gone to DuQu1p.
Miss Wootson Davis who has been
the guest Of Miss Elsie Brelsford has
returned to her home at East Prairie
No.
Mrs. Clarkson and daughter Miss
Lota. and Miss Ella Ross, all Of
Charleston, are guests of Mrs. Geo
Dewey
Mrs. f. A. Athen and daughter
Nora, of Paris, H., who have been
visiting Mr.. Athen have returned
home. u aEA
Mrs. f. G. Rolwing of Charleston
No. spent the day yesterday Will
her mother Mrs. c. P. Wenger o
Sixth street.
Harry Hughes OF 500 Twenty-fftI
street has gone to Kansas City Il
take a position as ripper in one o
the large factories.
Oliver Crenshaw, Murray HeQuen
burg and Elmer Oliver. all Of Cha
! lesion. Mo, were here Sunday yisi
. ing friends on Seventh street.
William Hodge, of Memphis, il
E spector of boats, was in the city SUI
day and left for Mound City to il
spect the boat Kate Adams.
Messrs. Tom Cotter and ". = NJ
Knight have gone to CHICAGO On bus
a ness. From there they viii go
Spokane, Wash, on a busiaess ri
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Migneault who la
teen here several DAYS have returnf
to St. Louis where Mr.. Mighea'Lt
3 connected with the sieuddeY Ga
lGroeery Co.
y, Rev Chas. II. Armstrong was n
able to attend the Lutheran eonfC
cnce in Missouri because of 9th
Is pressing engagements. He sent /
address in manuscript.
Ly Miss Emma Carey has return
from Lafayette, Ind. whero she
tended a house party given ivy {
Mt Sigma Phi Epsilon of The Pur1
University. Dances, PLAYS, diun'
and football games were some Of I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
But All Good!

All women are good-good for some
hing mr. good for nothing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

Byron Cornell of Mound City was
in Cairo yesterday on business,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
x ySNGlx x1d1
Wimmen Folks.

81 hev allus said,' insisted Abhef
Briggs at Baltuff's grocery, tibet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

man as don't I'M
derstand wimmen,
should leave 'em
alone!"
Jerushy, A b
d We mean t say
tn man ever lived
{ het understood
wimmen, secuted
Hiram Wagner,
sticking his finger
un q er the mo
lasses drip and
licking 1t appetiz
ingly.
H." replied
Abner, Il don I
mean understand
in her moods and
lenses. | mean
gist plain. common
understandin of
EN-, SOS a Teller
kin live comforta
BILE like-but in
jim HultteH 5 case
he never e V e Il
learned his prin'
er lessons in nm
derstandin vim
min. Jim lived by
hisself in a room
often his shop and
kept gettin richie.
and richer and
m ore pecooliar
Naturally tn boys
joked Jim a good
deal about not git
tin married. and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
ORIGINATED in the East

Umbrellas were first used in China
and Japan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04
@~~ CURES
-. ~. -. SKIN DISEASES

falls acid IN
ad unhealthy
and
skin
The often accompanying skin affections
thede
memnous flesh lying just beneath the outer coyeig
glands This
skin affords relief from the itching an uInir
G cnres
circulation the humo acids which are
OF Local applications soothe
blood right
trouble the Book
medical advice TO all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA. GA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-04

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-04
cnnAr Acrrv1TY Ar pEEF CREEK

According 20 Thomas Larsen. VINO
came I'm today from the Deep Green
mining district there Is greater aCu-
witty there at present than az any
time In the history Of the camp. NearlI
every property that has anylhins
that looks like a good prosper ~
being worked.
At present he declares that the peo-
pie OF the camp have no direct as
surance that spur road viii be con
structed from the Western Pacihc 70
the Deep Creek district before inc
road is finished through TO the coas.
but he says the understanding is tha'
pressure will be brought to bear when
win cause the road to be Constructed
much earlier than was eNpeclcu'
Railroad men are satisfied th9t tne
branch would be heavy feeder 20
the main line and that an enormous
tonnage could be promised from the
start
MANY of the properties az the camp
are making good showing and mucn
good ore is I'm sight. Many of Ihe
properties have quite quantity OF
ore on the dumps ready for shipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-04
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city stock Yards, Feb. L.
Arrivals OF cuttle from the range coun-
try last week were small, as was the
total cattle supply The run of $4,000
head here for the week was smallest
of any week this year. The market
advanced 10 70 90 cents. but buyers re-
fused 20 become enthusiastic. claiming
Chat prices are too high for heavy con-
Sumption Of beef. Average price Of
beef steers for the month Of January
this year was highest In 20 years, and
was So cents Fer cWt above the average
FOR the last 10 years. The run OF cat
he mere today is 10000 head. and is
light Rt all the markets. ana in view
OF the attractive prices being paid, II
would seem that there Is q general
shortage of beef cattle in the country
ready for market. Packers have COM
planned OF the low average quality OF
offerings this winter as compared with
former years a shipment OF seven
cars OF pulp fed steers from oregon
arrived last week. and sold at $3.50 to
$3.50 and a mixed lot Of Colorado beef
steers went az $3.50 70 $3.50. Stockers
and feeders have been in light supply
from the west and southwest, feeders
ranging from $3.50 20 $500 8tockers.
81 90 to Sass, stock COWS and heifers In
great demand at $3.50 TO $500 Fleshy
feeders have gone out for short feed
lately at prices up to $3.50
The sheep and lamb market closed
last week in bad shape, but the indii-
ference Of buyers late last week has
changed into eagerness today ana sales
are 10 to % higher. and more In some
cases At the close OF last week $500
was quoted as an outside price for
lambs on the Chicago market, but the
bulk Of lambs here today sold at $3.50
TO S1.65. and q big string went at $40
The run here today is 5000 head, COM
posed chiefly or lambs. The market
on other classes is not fully tested to-
day, although yearlings reached $3.50
for tops Wethers are worth So TO $3.50,
ewes, S465 10 $50 Light feeding lambs
have been selling around S6.25, and
partly fed lambs at 81 TO S7.25, TO 80
to the country
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MARKET BUSY WITH uNncs.
Much Bullock aud Tinuc Comblna.
ton stock Bought on Exchange.

Indications that look good for the
discovery or some good orc at both the
Bullock and Tintc Combination mines
in the East Tintic district caused "A
run ON both stocks on the exchange
this morning that sent the transfer Of
stocks up into the thousands. Bullock
opened az "a cents and closed strong
at Sh cents. buyer 60 days In all
$500 shares Of this stock changed
hands. Tinuc Combination was not
as heavily bought as Bullock. but e
held steady around s cents.
The market for Colorado is somewhat
higher than it has been for some time.
u sold today at So %. S3.O1i5 and s3.02h
Iron Blossom was strong The market
throughout showed but slight changes.
Uncle Sam again became normal this
morning and sold for 8, cents
ON the curb market Demijohn
brought out "a bid of ~ cents and was
offered az rs cents. West Quincy was
offered az 10 cents and a bid Of 50
cents was made for Bingham Central
Standard. Mineral Flat was offered az
IA cents and ~ cents was the bid.
In the morning sales yesterday stocks
reading Newhouse should have been
Ohio Copper.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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STOCKS ACTIVE
FAIRLY STRONG

New York Feb A-rhoro were quite
number OF stocks showing gains at
the opening today but the most import
ant ISSUES were lower. The movement
was sluggish and Indifferent. A loss of
"a point in Anaconda was the only Inn
portant change
An Inquiry for the Gould stocks had
70 stimulating cnoct on the market but
the advances were subsequently, lost
when an outbreak of liquidation in Con
soudated Gas started heavy selling OF
Reading and Union Pacific. Consolidated
Gas dropped ga TO uik. ReadinE
Union Pacific. American Smelling and
American Mailing preferred gave way
]. American Wooden common ga and
most of the active stocks saggcd below
yesterdays closing prices Among the
gains were Missouri Pacific and inter
national Paper preferred lis, Mmncap-
ons s. -. Louis and New Heaven "a
ana Denver a. mo Grnudc common, Tex
- Pacific, New NOrK Chicago a. st.
Louis ana American sugar 4
A steady tone developed, Consolidated
Gas moking mp ABOUT half OF It's loss
and the general list OF good fraction.
some OF tho mionr stocKs were unusual
ly active
Bonds were irregular.
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PRODUCE.


ChicaSo. Feb. A-Further advances
We're made in wheat prices here today
Following tho sharp uDturn OF the pre-
ylous session, the May delivery touch
Ing llOA during the early trading. The
strength Of the Liverpool market. whore
prices were up z d 70 ID. was one OF
the chief bullish Influences.
Talk Of sales Of a large quantity OF
-four yesterday at Minneapolis, how
ever. added materially 10 bullisn senti-
ment. At the opening prices We're y
= lower 70 isdit higher with May at
l-osis TO .0SFi. Later May sold at .f0lL
Corn was fairly active and h1n ow-
ing TO the continuance Of light accept
ances in the country. MAY opened un-
sold az 81 q 64is.
oats we're barely steady owing 10
moderate realizing by local longs. MHy
opened unchanged 20 shade lower az
Provisions were dull and easy Lib
eral receipts or live hogs at western
packing Ceutcrs caused moderat proht-
taking. Prices az the opening were a
shade TO &c. lower.
The high point for May wheat was
reached at 1.l1as. Later the market was
inclined to sag ON selling credited 10
leading holders. but prices al no time
were below Yesterday close. The close
WAS steady with May up Hu4 at .G9is
sentiment in the corn pif became "a
trihe bcsIisn during the final hour and
May sold Oft to 65as. The close was easy
with MuN off p at 6Bat
CLOSE Wheat-May. la7s July. gg4R
'orn-l'eh.. el,; May $50 July. SIti
5 pi.. eisQh3it
dats-May g; July. B4ama; sept,
Pork May. lc %. July 1915.
Lard MAY, '.e2l July. g.7Ziza973.
Ribs May, AsNb .h1ia. July. gO2tk.
Ryc.-Ca1h. goa l6i1. Mag 800
Timothy March $3.50.
Glover March, 300
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

rtcuih Nufd-Au r,liumeut
VIII Dee given CAD tnc ssVeuIh ward ham
i'rdhy evening under ll. Husp.rrF of
tle Mutual luprut euslt aHaorIlI iona.
tn wiCn aN mcnnria tf lna ward and
thnr fIeaol are Invited. Tho anter-
tHi.us N.II common. H.lh q musical
pr1.i" W HUd ESQ H'll n auar.. a pfae
w'l hu s.,on boo t.o oldest mrmoef pres-
ruD
Thiuy-hrsf Mard-This evening
alN I0N..." might a s.Iouf .rarug =
entertainment won he the fo.tura lt thr
Thirty-nrst Har1 h1l THO program
VIII consist OF two Iartf. the frat half
1f the evening being taken up bv tho
IN allan Trouhadouu who. Win au
orchestra. VIII render popular selections
and native songs. There WIN be au rn-
ti.N change of program each eYeulne
ltuln nights DEE entertainment Rll closn
with "a roaring farce entitled 'rho
Woman WIN 81 Past presented by lo-
0al talent
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BANKS CLOSE FEB. 12.

A new holiday viii be observed this
month. Friday, Feb. -. has been duly
set apart by action Of the Legislature
and the official proclamation of the
governor as "Lincoln's Birthday" and
an the banks and most of the stores
Of the town viii be closed upon that
day with the setting apart OF Lincoln
Day" two holidays will be observed
during the month Of February. OF each
year. the other being Washington's
birthday, February % The newly
created Lincoln day win this year
commemorate the one hundredth ami
versary Of the man who. born ON a
farm I'M practical obscurity, rose TO tho
highest office within the gift Of the
people OF the United States. Exercises
appropriate 10 such an occasion viii be
held lon the schools OF the city, and by
the various patriotic societies.
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EVAPoRATED FRUITS.

how York. Feb 2-N0 change is ro-
ported lu tine market FOR evaporatcd ap-
ulH- Fancy are quoted at kM U94 .
choice at 7A 01ai; prime "a 81. al. and
common 10 fair or G1rOih
Tho market f0r pruurH r. stnl soma
what 300. rtred uH e. result of uid cron
pnrrlnEa. but business is ON o. moderate
lF active scale. with new orop frnlt
quoted 90 80 Wla FOR California uruuas.
ranging 800 t0 io-l0s. and from GM tn D
90 a0-21s
Anncots arc nrr vl,H cuaIro quoted
90 'i. '9.t extra choice Ht plsuI0. and
fancy nt uilmH
Peaches Orc IH moderate lemHul, Wlth
choice quoted HI .rut tEfru choice cd
i.H. NHU HH." II f.NfrIH
it..HIur nfe euI Huu uunfluHI loose
rHsrfIr.H aIr nUH.Hu uI I..nIt .tfDicH
lu fHneH sret.l 3D.. Gao. sr.fIais aI qu ef
"'It HnI London IIHrrF nI uuI.f1.