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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Scncr SnSiancr.glnfitanS in Mcrifo.

GlEoio, Ter. I. 9lpril.- Nod).
tr0gIi6 erbclIt NNb Scr Nritcrn aus
Sm 2InOrcoa. i'm mcritoniicbcn
Stootc Gbibunbllo. AcncIoetc o[Sll.
nnGr.2luiitono" in MWttithfcit oo3
Nclultnt elmer 6cb6c 5riifu politi'
ifcn Softioucn luur, mo Onb bicic
lEcbbe olta Recommendations
ten iiber Bic Ncrchti1ln1 Scr aus
Ncihricbcncn &icbitcllcr cntiprunA.
NN1 ocm GonIIift mlr0cn Gin Stcucr.
Gmncbmcr gctGotct lnlb ncbrcrc lei
ncr 9Iiiiitcntcu ucrulmoct. Gle lIn'
Aobc bnB Die H1Oelaiiibrcr IN Der
Ncboc Die %noioncr aus oen Bergen
81 Nillic Ncrllicn bGttclL bcltdti1t iif
niht Die BON Der Ncgierlng obAc.
Itbicftcn Sruppcn lino iebt III pollcr
Gontrolc uno Die &ubc lit bcr1cItcllt.
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Gnbe init Sdlrcfen.

Nomerop 9, (. 9lpriI 49,
Cpcrctt &bitc crifob beitc in icincr
gHobnlmg 3ll !giuon Gitp. u. ...Nn..
nobt bier, icincn Sbmie1erpotcr
Sobn Siiber ilnb eincn Nud,bar, 90.
mems Sames Ncpburn. Gr mar IN
Ncsriii icinc eottin ltrb 5hluicacr,
htiittcr jil crIdJiebeL nIS Golporo
Nollacc, Gin Fniiont, in ous Sona
elite lulO i'm entpoiinpte. @bitc $
(]ottin bntte ibren Dlann fiir3lidI
perloilcn nn0 mar 5n ibrcn aili oenl
2olloe lebenoen Glteri, 5uriidgefebrt.
2te Srasooie ercisnete iif, ais oie
Gltcrn bette i'll 9cgIcitltng Games
9lepbltrn's ilno Der ,Sroll Wbite nud)
ptaion Gitp fnlnen I'M 1elpiiic scr
e5rou gcborigc piobcl 1hjtiboleit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Gutam Sautnaa 8ank rnn Baltin'"re.
tsi7J
Gabot-Gdc Gnau nnb 5agec' Strafc.

Baltimore, "a WiGr5 1909.
gnf @mpcbuQ bS Eri0S GomcS bielcr gont III clncr am
G. Sonior gebocicn Stsmg Dot baS Grettorrn cine
Grtru= Gipibcuoe
BON ciucm baIben SrO5cn 3 BON Eromt tr noS o 81 Ma
W gnbe benb Sobr an anc mpnaln Stan5cn Der jn %
len begcn Cont crfldrt Die on cncm Gage oen blctbc
Eteie Grra IiUbcnbc (b 1 YropnD n0 bic jabriden
3nin (3 Yo5enD, inomnen pter Q Ero5cn nr oaS Jag m
Mpri au Den Greo cncs oen Goro 9et unO ereen
ant nub nad h Wunag i'm Npr 9) Gintrngng i'll
bic Gulngbidcr Scr Gcptoren bc cn uo pc1n ntdt &C.
soacu, f. Npr 3u 3ncn bercbtt9t letn.
Saots. lnO Stnbttcrcrn mcrGcn bon Der 9onf bc5obt
gan oen 10 Sorm bis 9adnt Sonlags 10 Sorm bis 9ndn
(S4-6S-93,5-7 &aiam Y Sagbcn, ErdlDctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

Mdri i'm gllter pon 81 Subreu uno in oenI
0uuic. oGs ihu fir GO Sabre ais tns.
nuna oientc. ubia nut biclcm pebcu
Siir ciuu 40 Sabre mar or ctil Slrcftor DER
Diarnlono S6ule iiir Anuben" cine Sleniipcl
riooe, oic in Der C@etbicbie oes Sirettorune
pbne Slechen hufiebt Oh iic n 1ui oreiptetel
Der 3eit ertredt, iet co teinc lbdtigictt ne
gann
Bic GiIi6icn oicier 5tennna erifutc CT nit
auSnnblnliher isrcuoiafeii. Iih!ialeit II. lrcnc.
or Wurris beiub elne bc3uubcrlloC llna1npc
meiic uno cine 6nrtc Rfdiitt 'ir feline GclIci
Seiu pebcn mar int ipnbriien Sinne ocs 9Sor'
ies Elm niiblibes.
Scsbnlb miro c. bon bcm Sireiorium Der
,Uiarplurn Sdule iilr NuHbcn" eluimmig re-
fdlloiieu oub oieie Giuruaina int RroIololI
aemucbt uuo in Den 3eitn9cn Aer Stuot pcrbti
fenilidt peroc.
/. Nlpril 1909
(g2l @iau.iec GaupBcimrr. Scfreidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Srqnb mnb Scbcnsucrluit anf bcm
Sampirr ySarnia,"

Golon, /. 9lpriI - 9lui Dem an
elmer bicliAen @critc licgcn0cu Sam.
blrg.9Imcrifonilhcn 0ompicr .Snr.
ma" broh bcutc irilb Gin 5eucr inn
untcrcn Sdiliarolunc ans, in mel.
dent cine Guonti0t NolnpoQc uno
Serolin ucrltollt mor. Sin Guorticr
mciitcr mo iiinf mcitinoiihc Gage.
lCbncr crlittcn Den TIonmcntoo.
Splitter am Gage mar Der Gompier
I'M Stonoc, Ieinc 6obrt noh @rcp.
tnmn iortillieBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Scaboaro cslorioa 2imiteS

berIdbt Baltimore tdsid, NIT Nusnabme BE- !
gonniae nm ubr 8nhnitines 1nr6pss
eeitriibe geleuhtune; ieuitrr 5ue, fiiraefie
Route, ibrelite Sahrt rat ben Heforts eeS
SnosnS lino 5oriea. adSli4 sipss anssrs fstns M
iueiloe rian iicb an 6. Wt. Gtiliun, q. B. a.,
9ontinentnl'8 Baltimore, No.
(WldrB2 .llt.l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
@.=3.=5
''3pectaf'

3 Gin ppllca 9cnlol5Tc2 bier
2 cin icile9, lt0rfCnoca 6ctr0nf,
z 90bnlii6c SopIcn 1cbcn ibm
2 Den appctitrci}enocn 8eIhmad,
; Der Don SICbbobcrn Jutcn
3 &ierca 10 Bcid)dtt miro.
. O.-S..S. oSpCclal" lit elm
3 beliebtca Wctr0nf in 6omIliclL
5 Die Ons @elic iubcn. Seinc
? ouBeroroentlihc Site per.
: ihoiit ibm Die 9epor5u8ung
: uor ollcn nnbercn tbcncrcn
? @icriortcn.
/? Die. ncIhc c9 trinten, cm'
? pieblcn co llnocrcn ais cil sc
; trIufe ouS ale bcirieOi1cnocn
. Gigcnlhuitcn bcIibt.
!. NcItClt cinc Iiite Special"
mo Sic ucr0Cn nit Der Wcn1c
ln9cn.
sNcitcs Tlaihcrbicr."
81 6laihcn ubBclicicrt. $1.25.
SeIteQt per Polt oOcr Ybonc,
! @-D-S ess%iss ssss.ss'
Gentral-Slpc. uno TaWn-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
@ctaates Gbcpnar crmuroct.

Solc0o, =. (. 2IpriI. - Die
HCibcn uon Slomi0 &riigcr mo ici.
ncr @ottn mlrbcn hclttc I'M Seller
ibrcr Sobnrnl9 bcAroben olii2cnul.
NCn. GoS NuilS mar in Der lcbtcn
Wpdlc obAebrunnt, lul0 Die Gnt-
ocdunN muroc Don 9tuhborn gcnodt
mcld)c Die Srilnmcr no6 ocn ltcbcr.
rotten Oc0 icit Dem @ronoe permibtcn
Gbepoure0 0urhluhtcn. Nion lprib,
huB &rii0cr IN Der lcBtCn Mohc
$1,000 in @oor9elo pon Nru. Sobc-
Icati, cincm bicii3cn Shncioer, mel
dlcr ibm cine SSorm obgetorit bate.
crbiclt. 9tnd) Der Sbcoric Der Ypli,
sci murbcn bic Gbclcutc 0on lmbcs
tonntcn Fcrlonclt uclcbc Inn oos
&orhult0cneiu 0ca anlltgel0e2 III ocm
&aulc mllBtcn. crnor0et lm6 beroubt,
porulli Die 5bdtcr 6o9 Sooua on5iin.
bcten lml ibr Gcrbrchcn 5u per.
Ncdcn. arll9cr mo @nttil lpurcn
hctoatc &clltc ul0 tinoCrlpS.
Ginc llnteriu1ung ser Sci6cn bat
cr9cbet OoB Die Gbclcute eritphcn
morocn moren. Gic 6lonmcn bottcn
Oic &orpcr ni6t crreiht, oa Oiciclbrn
inter Der Snd1tcinpilntcrung bcS
Sellers be8robcu lln0 bos Eiluiter
bcnl wieOcr iiber lie Der 0ele1t Nor.
Den mar. ArieBcr mar 66, ole 6ruif
63 ,\obrc off
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
She Sapings Sanf Of Baltimore.

70. WWt5 INOV.
Tic idbriden Siaien sur State uon brei nne
eincm balben t3E) Vrpjcnt,am I. Iprti 1902
fdllig, iueroen an ienem l19e nlll ben Greolt
cnc5 ieocu GunioS aeichrieben peroen mo an
lno nab Dontaa, ocu 10. gtpriI 1903, 5nr
giniraauns in bic S!icbcr Der Sepoitiorcn bcrcit
fcn.
Sidaias nno Gtnbtiirncrn iucrocn bon ocr
Bdnf bcSabli.
9iatam 8. Gpnfina,
(WGrS27 iWtD Rrdioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
ylpd cine arieesnadridt ocmrntirt.

Nn bington, :. G. I. glpril.
- Scnor 0crratc. Der biciigc Ne.
ionotc 8lotenlola'a. crblelt bcute
cine Ecpcihc pom Hriiiocnten Der or.
nnbnten Nepilblif, lpeIhe i'm III,
Itruirt Die Jtohridlt iiber bie Son.
5entrlriinA glatcualiiher 5ruppen
uh Der 8rcn5c Don SoonouroS ais mie
CHS Der Su't geariiien in 9Ibreoe III
lteIlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
SampirOlrc barit ami Dem Sampfer
ySa Spnrainc."

u en- Oort /. 9lprii --- Ter
tronautlontildc Ionlpicr go (oll.
roinc" uon Ser irol5oiiIdeu 2inic
lullroc bcltc ourd bna Ncritcn Der
S>uuptonnlpir0brc in icincm Yodbor0,
&cilcl Dcrfriippclt lmo muBtc icinc
t{ohrt nud) Soourc cinltcllcn. 3mci
Aiitglicoer ser Munni6oit crlittcn
lhmerc Nrilbpln0cn, o1cin man
bolIt ouB lic oopon fonlrnen pcr0cn.
Cic . (ollrulnc" bottc gcruoc ibrC
&critc Ocrloiicn rm6 oic 6obrt bcn
,SluB bl1db onBctrctcn ais li6 bic
GrploIion crCi1nctc. Iic nod oui Scr
9Gcr'tc Observation-Disclosures iubcn
ons gnnje IoDr5eltB ploblid i'll meiBc
Gonlpipolfcn gcbilllt, ollcin Die Or
plolion lullroe niht ucrnommen, i,.
ocnl Der Gampier bcrcita jl meit cnt.
icrnt mar SroBc 2Iuire0l,n0 cnt.
ItunO mli Der Neritc iomoGl, mic oiri
Dem Sfiif ieoo1 fam es 81 fcinen
mciteren i6limnen 6olgen. Gic
loliroiue" lpllrbe nod Scr Guurut.
tdneItation bltgirt irno gina BORT Dor
9Infcr. Sore Puiiogiere merben NOR
gen Die unterbrohene iabrt no6
Nourc oti Dem Gumpier ga Yre.
tugnc" forteben. Gie loiiroinc"
miro omSonitog iolgcn, jebod mobr.
ifeihlih obnc BnIiugierc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

oocacs:ocssccsoco esxess:sscscsoscG
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3anf int scaat.
Ccmufrntcu forocrn glutbcil an Ynf
icbnmg Der SNriibia.

@ocpn'a oieabc5iiglidcr @ciNhlb ocnl
Sinonj Gonlitc iIbcrmicicn -
9cporItebcnbcr &umpi i'm S1ouic
iibcr cine Spc}ioirc0cl 5um
SGhb Der Gcbottc, - Charles
@.Glipt lcbnt 9othoitcrpoiteu in
Sou0un do Guatemala 0cmcu-
tirt oic ibnt jir Snit 0clcgtcn
fricgcrilhcu EI0uc - 2htd nit
Dem mCrifoniihcu &uoiuncrtricg
mar cs 9tidt@. @rutulc Gr-
morOlug ciuca oCutchc gbcpoora
III Solcbo.
" bington. :. g.. [. 9Ipril.
- Scnutor @acnn3 NclhluB, mel
der Die GrpGgrng 0ca ncllcn Surif5
olrh ooS gon5c Sinun} Gomite, an.
Itntt 0ur6 mlr Die rcptb,ituniid)cn
Mitglicoer ocllclhen bciilrportet. per
llriohtc bciltc cine ollgcmciuc Sorifs
Tebottc I'M Seuat. 9lIOricb or. 81
bdton0 ourollf, oo6 Die I'M uorlieNcns
oen tSolle on1eiuenbCtc Nictbobc, 3. y.
Grlu1glul9 6urh MIR Ole rcpllblltu.
niifcn Witglie0cr 6c2 Gomitc's, ieit
5G %nhren bel Der @crutblng Don
SorifnoBrcgeln 0ebrOlthlidb mar ino
NdB lie aud, bel Der 9Innnbmc Der
@ilion. SnriibiQ bcobuhtct muroc.
Iicie lebterc @iu lei 0urh ein aus
9emofrotcn deficiencies SubsGonitc
oua9cnrbeitet por6cn. 9npncr (Wio.D
ipl1tc nit elmer hibiNcn 9teoc 9eBcn
Die 2lnnloBlmg Der Rcpublifoner.
Sic Ieluntrotcu lirittCn bibi1 ltn
&ertrctlmA in Den &crbon0llngcn
hca Gomitc'a imO iprohct Den Die.
publifonern Ooa HedJt ob, lie pon
bcnIclben mtS5llicblieBct. Ser DC.
idluB murNc mad, IoNRcr 0ist,liion
Dem ,Sinon5-Goruitc ilbcrlpiciCn.
Ger 4enut pniiirtc ocn uor ctlihcn
Io9cn bon Nolc (lNc) unAetetcncn
Gcifhlb, Die @cihGitc Der gcgcnm0r-
tigcn Grtruliblrna olli bic 2lnlaDlne
scr Sorlfbia mo elmer Gculabill III
teldrdnfcn. I'm 3.17 pcrtagte iid)
Der Senat bis sum n0hItcn Wiontog.
GnS observation-disclosures icttc Die
nGgcmeinc Surif0cbuttc iort lno einc
groBc 9lnjubl ncitercr Wiitglie0cr
1ab ieinc 9lnlid)tCn lbCr Die Eopncs
gill 5un @citen. Gic crluortctc &er.
cinborlnlg iibcr Oic 6cItiebllna cinc5
Gntlms iiir Ocn SdluB Der Gcbottc
lmtcrblicb, inocm lih Die rcpublifo,
nlidcn 6iIbrcr olBcr StanO ioben
ihre 9lblicbtcn IN Der 9lngclc0cnbcit
ourd)5llctcn,
. Gs lit jcbt 10 gut mie gemib, ooh
am Wiontog cine Spc}inlrcQel cinae-
broGt ucroen miro, lpclhc ba5 Gin-
hrinacn bon 9lncnocmcntcn 5llr
FnpnesNiQ i'm SnuiC 0eitottct. Soa
Gomitc iiir Wiittcl mo yScgc bat be.
idIoiicn, Ocn lbccjoQ iomic 6cn9iiid-
per8iltllnaSjoQ uui &aiiec ju itrei-
den IS criitircn 2ln5eihcn Ooiiir,
bob lid 0ie Icmofrntcn, melde III
Dem Sample INN 0ic &ouercgcln Der
0ilbrlng 6iBgeralo'@ iolgten lnb nit
bch 9epublifnncrn NcmciniboitliAc
1dhc mod)tcl, ald) bel Der 9lbItim.
nlllng iibcr biclc Spcjinlregel ouf
Scitch Der 9cpublifoner itclen pcr.
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
gelte6t

~ npr, po3 ih brud1rt, 9or sluem Gilt oob
iten iid nilr ecilnittCt crbdlien. oie SelerioIec
erbterr ipic l. y. 81 2tlsbecS ,Nnnitit5" bel
'5dmorrhoiocii. Eo6 Nctner bat ite bel oietem
eriictlidheu petocn gehranbt obne odB er ndl'
luna bon fenen Shmer5en i,no foI,iiiesn &c
inperoen geiuuoeu bdttr. y. 0ctiiiaeoier 4
60. Dor 2ll6 Aciusyori Gitp.. oerferoeu e'ne
Rrobe onoon foiienirei ipeil iie pien, bob
rNnnIefs" ith IN iroem Sale beipdbren uno
ouS @erirnneI Der Nranfen ertuerbcn uiro.
tOtOWtSr)
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
UPWARD I(NgENCY'PR|C[S ADVANCED
In Wheat Yesterday--"Oid Fashion
ed BulIishness Rued-corn
and Oats Only Steady.

Chicago, March 27-WHEAT.-
Prices advanced more than one cent
today for all deliveries during what
might be TERMED an "old-fashioned9
bull market. More activity marked
the trading than was manifested for
some time past. There was general
buying of July and September with
the demand for more distant futures
particularly brisk, The features was
the heavy purchases of September
by the same trader who is credited
with having engineered the recent
"deal' in May.
Total purchases by thiS ore opera
tor We're said to have aggregated
more than million bushels. The
likelihood that the weekly statistics
Monday will be decidedly bullish was
one of the chief reasons for the buoy,
ancy. Gables were firm, Crop re.
ports from eastern Illinois were sad
to be anything bur encouraging 10 The
bears. The close was strong, rs -
rs @h higher.
No. red 125@12G's; No. 3 Yed 100
Q12412: No. , hard 1177s q 120ts f:
No hard HIGHS. May opened
117B011S; highest 1889; lowest
ll7B; closing 1885 July 1O512c o.
1855
CoRN-Sales Of fairly large line
in July early seemed to dampen the
enthusiasm of the would-be bulls The
poor demand for cash had a weaken
ing influence. The market was scarce
ly more than steady closing steady
unchanged TO 1BmA higher.
No. 3 G59G5H; No, 3 white GG0GG
u; No. 8 yellow G5a659l May
opened G6h GGG4; highest Co.'S,
lowest C61a closing CO.'S. July G6A.
OATS-The market displayed con
siderable firmness iwth the fair SUP.
port of the bulls. Closed firm a to
a as higher.
No. white 511a@5l; standard 81
u G54aa. May opened 537s TO 541st
highest 5lA; lowest $40; closing 81
u, July 47@ AIS =
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
OF Yesterdays Stock Market vigor-
ons and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fuI Forces Were at Work.

|
New York, March 27-The --latest
forces which have been gathering IL
the stock market were more con
|spicuous today and carried prices
vigorously and quite comprehensive,
upwards. There was no marked
change. In the news to account fol
fresh upward impetus, bit the con
slant manifestation of Indifference;
Ito unfavorable news, which has beer
characteristic of the weeks market
made a growing impression on tht
speculative sentiment and encolr
aged the professional element to
embark on bolder operations for al
advance. The continued scarcity Of
stocks ma lie the upward movement
easy and it gained force as it pre-
ceededE
Minor low grade stocks were The
first effected, in continuation of the
tendency of the last few DAYS, but
higher grade speculative fayorites
came into the movement ana tie
whole market broadened out mater
tally after the hesitation was over
come. The prospect of a coming
period Of worldwide ease of the
money market is factor in the sit,
uation which is counted upon TO
stimulate speculation.
The temporary slight harden ne cf
the money rates in New York has
given place to a renewed easing ten
dency Speculative operators were
inclined to make much Of the re-.
ported early return CT e. II. HarIi-
maiR to the financial district as a
presage of the active steps in various
in contemplation for
properties connected with his name.
The presence in his company of
President Louis Hill, of the Great
Northern, added TO the speculative
made by the reports Of
his movements, A half monthly de
irease of S.507 in the number of idle
freight cars reported was a helpfu'
actor in the days advance. The rise
continued with increasing animation
ind bouyancy up to the enl OF the
lay. The forces az. work for the re.
llenishment Of the money market are
so numerous that the lowering of the
surplus for the week record
d little attention
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
NOTICE OF COLOR OF PRIMARY
BALLOT.

State of Illinois,
County of Alexander, SIS.
|, Jesse Z. Miller, County Clerk in
and for the county of Alexander in
the state aforesaid, do hereby cert
fy that | have pursuant TO law Sc
lected colors for the primary ballots
Of the respective parties at the pri
mary election April 18th, 1909, in
said county, as follows:
Republican party, Yellow.
Democratic party. Pink.
Socialist party, Red.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Cf
fetal seal at Cairo. Illinois, this oath
day of March, 1909.
JESSE E. MILLER.
County Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, March 27-WHEAT-
Receipts none; exports 1000. Spot
filnl: No. red 1858 @1267s elevator
l27h Fob. anoat. Options closed q
net higher May 1878,
CORN Receipts $4,000. export.
2,9C0. Spot steady; No. 75h ele-
vator and 1874 fob. anoat. No.
white nominal No. yellow 1874 TO-
b. anoat Options closed net UNI
changed. May 14h
OATS--RUeipts $4,000. Exports
5000. Spot quiet; mixed 56Ia q y
~ clipped white 57@G1. o..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

Meeting DuQuO.n. IL, April 2nd and
Srd. The Illinois Central II. r. WI
sell tickets. Cairo TO DuQuoin and r.
turn. at S235. Tickets sold April Isl
End and Ord. good returning until
April Sth. J. II. JONES, Ticket
Agent, Cairo, H. A. IL HANSON.
Passenger Traffic Manager, S. 6.
HATCH, Passenger Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
River Transportation
Lee Line Steamers

Fer Memphis ana way Landings
Ferd Heroid ...... Sat. Mar 27. an
SADIE Lee. ......... Thursdays 5 pm
Peters Lee. Monday, Mar. -, ? m.
FOR Paducah, Evansville, louisville.
Cincinnati and intermediate lard n5s
F:.,rs lee Saturday, April :. am
For ST. LOUIS and Way Landings
Ferd fcrold $500 Hed. bar. 81 am
FOR Freight and Passage apply at
Halliday & Phillips Whadsoat. Cairo
ROBERT z. tee. c. BOURNE.
General Manager. Cts -.
General, cfEoes, South Font Street
ksTnehs, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
PROVISIONS.

EUTTER-Steady and unchapg ed
CHEESE and eggs-Firm and un
changed
COFFEE Options closed finn al
met advance of 10GDl5 points Sa e:
1000 bags May zoos spot firm;
No: Rio Sh@5-1G; mild steady;
Cordova ga ais.
I SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining
34slA; centrifugal 96stsst 39S1a; me.
lasses sugar 3231s; refined steady;
confectioners "a" AIS; mould "a
$50; cut loaf SIS; crushed 5G5; paw
dered sos; graduated 495; cubes
$40.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
RECEIPTS AND sHipMENrs,,S
Chicago, March 27-The following
II loads represent the days now
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March 27-CATTLE-Re
ceipts 200. Steady and unchanged
from yesterday 4,
HOGS Receipts 1000. Five high
er; lights G55Qis9; heavy 's75M715;
good to choice heavy 490g715; pigs
5601G55.
SHEEP Receipts 1909. Steady.
Native 5GQGG15; western. ,aG0mGdl,
yearlings Gl5q725; native lambs SIS
MSG0; western 575I $50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to April list, 1909.
The FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trains Leave Cairo:

f:o5 a. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule
Limited, arriving Chicago 1883 a. m.
2:25 a. m. raily St Louis Might
Limited, arriving st. Louis 70s a. N
Sleeping car open sts;to y. m.
SEQ Il. m, Chicago Daily ExpresE
except Sunday.
$500 a. m, at. Louis hcrx.E IL
,ress. except Sunday.
tt:15 o. m, st. Lovis Fast Mail
tf:f5 q. M Chicago midday Speeia
2:35 pm, Daily st. Louis Limited
2.35 . M. Afternoon Express f.
Odln. Effinghan. Nation. Champaign
5:1c m, Thebes Accommodation
'~7:15 p. M, Chicago and EGstern II
press.
a:3o q. No., Memphis and Nashville
$50 a. m, Memphis and Nav Or
leans Limited.
500 q. m, PaducGh and LouisTiils.
1:4f .. m, Daily Hsmphb aE& New
Orleans.
t:41 p. m, Daily Nashville. ChsttE
aoog. and Atlanta.
$50 p. M, Fulton Accommodation
$3.50 p. m, Psducah ard LouIsyillK
SOC o. m, Memphis and New o.
leans Special
For through Tickets. sleeping ca
accommodations and further iutormE
den apply at Illinois Central PasseH
ger Station. Cairo H.
J. n. JONES, Tlekst Agent
{. =. HATCH. C. P. a.
A. n. MANSON, Pass. Traffic kaF,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, March 27.-MoIey on
call nominal. Time loans dull and
easy sixty days 215; ninety days 21a
Ge9s ak months per cent. Prime
nleitantile paper 3h64 per cent
Exchange easy, demand 1850
1890; sixty days iSG25@35. Bar
silver sos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

Qola limo cars due 10 leave Second st 50
DCkt htMS ing north on Commercial Ave
every IS minutes frS M 6 A. M. to II p. M.
Going north.on WFlnIt SteytTy 10 minute
from sos n. III to 1853 y. m.
Poplar ST. Line 10 eaTe se ASs ST S. IS
ing north on Holbrook., AT BOZ; 6:27; 8:i2; 6a7
El2 I'm. and on the same minutes every hour
until l0:42 and ill2 p. NJ.
Going west on Twenty.Nghth ST. at bA9
6l9, 6:H. $40 ana 7i04 a, M. and on same min
altes every hour NTH 1924 and III :0t y. IN.
Pbplar ST. cars due TO pass st. Mays pats
is minutes after leaving Second ST.
Belt Line Owl Cars il9 D. on m. w Issi a
M; |: 80 n. m; $50 a. m; B12l a m; i:'D a. IN.
$50 a. m.
North on Com morcRl---l9 ,. m. a m. rs
M. B a. IN. a. IN. q a. M
Belt aud owl cars are d9e 10 nsss sWes
Thirty fourth 81. 10 minuleh kfIaI lcavtn
sec nd ST.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis, March 27-CATTLE r.
ceipts 200. Steady at about Friday )
prices.
Receipts 5000. Strong
ranged 450671).
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. X.
One way SecondCiass Colonist Rates
TO California and Points In
the Northwest.

Correspondence low rates 10 otheT
points on main lines and branches
in California, Oregon, Washington.
Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia.
Idaho, Mexico, Montana, Nevada New
Mexico and Utah.
Tickets on sale daily during the
months Of March and April, 1909.
Every Monday on train No. at eco
D. ~, through tourist sleeper leaves
Cairo, running via New Orleans and
Southern Pacific r, Il. to Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
For full information apply to ]
II. Jones, Ticket Agent, Central
Union Station. Cairo, H.
A. II. HANSON. P. T. NJ.
S. G. HATCH, G. p. A.
Chicago FL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
DOG TAX NOTICE.

VIII pay 5cc for every deg brought
to police headquarters. that tax Is moi
paid on. which viii be killed accord
i1g 10 law.
JOHN SHEEHAN.
Street Supervisor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Mixed PopuIaticn-

The most mixed population in the
world is probably that of British Gui-
ana. There is admixture of French,
Dutch, Spanish, Efit.Eh, coolie and In
dian blood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis, March 27.-WHEAT-
May l156115h; July 1l6M1lGi8.
CASINO. l northern 116Ml1GM
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
HAVANA. CUBA,
CID MEXICO,

Reached direct by rail routes
through New Orleans; thus afford
fng an opportunitgsfo visit that
uniqre city without additional ex-
peuse in the matter of ear fare.
Send for illustrated folder entitled
Mexico via New Orleans"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
PANAMA,

VIA. The Illinois Central to New Or,
leans and from thence by weekly
steamship direct TO Colon, connect
ing with railroad for City of Pan;
anna. Elegant new steamships in
the service. Send for folder entitled
'Panamag and Centpaf America via
New Orleans"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

half the time Of any method now in
use; state what you have sold;
samples loaned to statesmen sending
references from good merchant.
Sales Manager, 122 Sycamore St,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

WANTED-A special salesman Ii
every eounty-s15o 10 500 per
month: high commission: exclusive
territory for sanitary carpet Ielc-
water. which cleans and SWEEPS, at
the sane time. easier and faster than
broom; no dust, cleaner and
cheaper than carpet sweeper; dis
infects, purifies e.eans and SWEEPS In
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
WcKseURc, MISS,

Contains Vicksburg National Mill
tary Park, commemorative the
siege and defense of the city. An
interesting place to visit en- route
to New Orleans. Send for hand
somely illustrated book entitled
"Vicksburg for the Tourist"
HOT SPRINGS, ARK,
The only line running daily sleep.
Ing car through without change,
B Chicago to Hot Springs Dining
Car service. Send for Illustrated
folder describing Hot Springs.
Above Literature free for the asking.
Rates, train time, tickets and all
particulars of Illinois Central agents
and those of connecting lines.
A. II. HANSON, PIN, Chicago, ILL.,
s. G HATCH, G. p. A.. Chicago, III
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Alexander
County National
Bank
OFFICERS

Accounts Of corporations and individ-
Gals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished TO any part of the world.
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