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New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
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-hose IF rs who are not national suaroS-
rsr and who can therefore spend our
-g2ne -0urth~ out in the green wooos OL
tr tbe te5~ling sea. are signing and Won
6e--rg- Where shall We go2
xep York * peculiarly well situated TOT
tie convenience OF him who wishes 10 teaE
Himself av-ay from its attractive OF couIse'
but somewhat hot. embrace. It hardy
matters toward which point Of the CON-
psss he turns: away yonder not nuch oe-
rond the horizon line some pleasant spot
heckons 70 him.
For three 6avs' holiday q place near pg
Is usuallv sought And there are PieNNS
q such places.
ne Berkshire Hills. for instance. hold d
ssaaber Of little settlements where al-ip.o 80
rss4yion Is made for receiving the refugee
t.om eitv heat AT LenoI, Mass ti-e ~
ns hills are breeze swept ano white o4
agzres are strolling with soif Ellchs' %
iszPing 70 repel the flying tennis DEL,
HIting or cool verandas sipPins
seltzer lemonade And il is the saiile q
Les, e. Pfrtsfeld. al South EgrernoIlt
n the Berkshtres and all only coupe u
hours from Grand Central Station
coENECTICUT's MANY TowNo-
There & TitchaeId. IN Connecticut, me
great driving country. where Ioou'
eeod and elus are huge and the
~ and slope and valley changes
lev naicu:es on the way Out Ne" 1-o--1
ward IS another haven or reIf
shese the VIDE mouth cf tie iha1i'e9
Inc open Sound beyond offer sporty
3 the crack amateur who likes 70
lsad or Z :uggi-g helm and feel tfle = ---@
S--sy n h. face. OBe can hire hIlie
q ne Gloucester fisher type, with oniS O-io
ssl and 2 high treeboaTd AheS
ss'T'he- anything that you can.
IL Inc same cIaes and with the SANE
fsrtaEe~ as N-ev London, and HoL
%fsr ron =. are Fishers 1sii2'i0
salel. H.H There IS Z real ocean tA-'s
seut watch EiGl-lonely lighthouse D'
seSs, suowyfite and and al
siFaBfcrd a-J Sound Beach are
alaae Jhe Sound near New IL
aRrse places are only two nouIs
Siahe Central but that IS haro 10
ese when YOU get there and see
s-s'iI- lttle villages with green
liberty mic ,nd the brand new granite
.se 10 Cur brave boys who zen Il u
& i29le Ice = thousand niles IlOnI
SlE; 0Ut the necessities are there All
0ua w.sh for. beds. food, fields "ooo'4' T'e
ei %ateg to sail and row on tish'
'Ae season for blacl-hsh. you Know g.
-. iC0s.&rE caught near Braniof" q
'ler 3oE barely have 10 cheW them
,S-1eeiicut si:crcs Of the SOUND
'as Of course, for their HOLSTERS.
LONG ISLANDS BEAUTIES.
sang people turn naturally toward re"
'iEs Summer garden, Lcrg Island, Eiieh
e-ss s.za shor. run out OF town. AH8
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
TELLING SECRETS.

Charley. dear said young Mrs. Tor
kins IT think I know why the catcher and
pitcher walk up and whisper together"
You do, eh?'
OF the umpire. e.''-Washington Star.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MATES.

Bobby-Honest, Is there twins az your
house?
TOr1uy-Honestt An thay'r re Just alike
Rorbv-Built lust the same way, or are
hey rights and lefts2-ToledO Blade
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
EASY SHOPPING FOR BoATERs.

Lake Hopatcong. N J., June 25.-Many
improvements will greet the summer visitor
at this resort this season. The new trolley
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
PLEASURES OF MOUNT PoCoNO

Mount Pocono, Penn, June 25.-If there
is any more pleasant diversion than a ride
on a fine horse through this delightful re-
gion II is not easily called TO mind. The
drives are beautiful and the roads are now
in the best of condition
The Mount Pleasant House will be the
scene of great gatherings on the Fourth
and will be one of the merriest houses in
the resort. This house has enjoyed excel
lent business this season; in fact, better
than ever before.
The fifteenth annual meeting and outing
of Group Four of the Bankers Association
Of Pennsylvania was held this week at the
popular Montanesca. This is but one OF
the big gatherings that have been planned
for the Montanesca for the season
The official opening of all the houses and
hotels In this region is on the Fourth OF
July and the bonifaces have made prepara-
tions to entertain the crowds that are COM
ing in a more elaborate manner than ever
before
The Pocono Mountain House has many
attractions for its guests, among whom
lawn tennis is very popular just now.
a. A. Osborn, OF Newark, n. J., IS enjoy
ing a short stay at the Ontwood
Visitors at the F'airview include J. Gin
ton cambridge. H S. Rein. Mrs T W.
Cunningham. NJ. NJ. Green and c. W.
Benton
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

Crushed oats
Beaten biscuit Mashed possteea s
Whipped cream.-PIck.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

the reservations show. There will be plenty
Of fireworks in the evening, and all day
there will be something TO attract the at
tention of the visitors well as the hcne
people.
Mr. and Mrs ". H. Brokaw, Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Hazel Wilson and Charles II. Thoulp-
son are visitors at the Highland Inn
William A. Bell. of Atlantic City, Is
spending a few days ae Churleigh Inn with
his wife.
Among the guests at the PennIyn are W.
C. Becker. Ann D. Bernce. Mrs. ]. Bernce
and Jean Bernce.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
LONG ISLANDS BEAUTIES.

,s.si1ig people turn naturally TOWARD I,~
.efks summer garden. Ilcrg Island, when
s-ss s.sa shor. r,.n out OF town. AE3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Ell REY MANU- Ell

Don Manuel II naci6 el Il de NoVlcm-
bre de 1899.
Como no estaba tIeotinado al trono, re
ribi6 una educaci0n mas lteraria Y arts
tica que politica, pudo dedicarse desde
nino al estudi0 de la mlIsica-
Cuando a su hermano ie concedlo el
rev Eduardo la Orden de la .Iarretiera
diio don Manuel;
mi hermano esta encar;ado de csta
distinction; esta muy bcn. FL puede te-
ner ambiciones poIiticoS, pero 20 pre-
feriria aue me admitiesen como director
de orquesta.
De su abnelo el rey d. Luis heredo
am gran amor las ObraS de Beethoven,
Reyes, Gounod y Tomas, Y i tempo que
no dedicaba la mjIsica lie guStaba eIh-
Dlearlo leyendo reIatos de 0ajeS-
Ouiso hacerse de 81 un marino; pero
no Sc habituaba a Ia vida martina.
Fisicamente. d. Manuel II sc parece
1nueho a su padre y d los Principles de
Ia Casa de Saboya, especlamente "A su
abuela la reina Maria Pia.
Todos cuantos le han tratado recono-
zen la igualdad de sU caracter, Ia sencI-
Ilez de sus maneraS y su ina|terable buen
humOr.
Sin embargo, era POGO expansive, y
pasaba largos ratios sin habar.
Cuando las exigencias de la etlqueta
se permitian escoger sus interlocutores,
preferia la conversation de los sablos a
Ia de las personas de la Corte.
Entire estas cause gran escandalo el
me suprimiese las ceremonlas de beSa-
manos en- PaIacio.
Sin embargo, desde nino mostro un
sentimiento vivisimo de dignldad, y en-
cierta OCCASION rehus0 el Subir con su
madre por Ia escalera de servlclo de "a
lacio, cedia, a pesar snyo, ei aslento
de preferencia SUI precep1or.
En- 1908 viaj6 con su hermano p0r
Grecia, Egipto, TurquIa Palestina-
A. los ounce amos entro en- la escuela
DoIitecnica de Lisboa, Y en- tres cursos
do pruebas de su clara intellgencla.
En- cuanto subi6 al Trono impuso gran
s1es economics en- la Corte, y decia: que
en Nm pals POGO afortunado no debe ha-
her Nm Soberano en- la opulencia.
AIuy pronto Sc hizo popular por su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
LA REINA AMELIA

La reina Maria Amelia sabido es per
tenece 4 la casa de Orleans siendO her
mana, por 10 tanto del duque de Orleans,
del de Montpensier de las duquesas de
AoSta y Guisa.
Naci0 en- Tivickenham cI 2S de Sep
tiembre de 1865, case en- Lisboa el
% de Mayo de 1886 con eI e. entonces
vera principe ID. Carlos. heredero del
Trono.
Este cnlace fue preparado por la prin-
cesa Clementina de BeIgica. Y fu6 en-
una caceria dada por el duque de Au-
male en- ChantilIy. donde Sc conocieron
los dos principles.
La rcina Amelia cs una artista por
temperamcnto V por cducaci6n. pinta
con talento cS una miisica conSumada
Y anna las letras. especalmente la histo-
ria.
A pcsar de csto sI cualidad salientc
es la caridad a la que Sc debe la funda
ci0n de los dispenSarios antituberctIloSoS
de Ontao y CarcabclIos, y lln diSpensa-
rio para ninos pobres, fundado con su
propio peculio en el Palacio de las Ne
cesidades.
Sc cuentan de ella las siguientes anec-
dotas
POGO dcspues de llegar a LiSboa Sc pa
scaba un dia por la bahia de Cascaes,
y VIC que una ola hizo zozobrar una Ian
.ha, en- la que iba I'm pescador anciano.
Sin vacilar sc arroj6 al aqua Y salv0 al
naufrago, y va en terra, mojada, corta
Y azorada, trataba de esquivar los aplau-
sos de la multitud que habia preSenciado
el acto.
IIace algunos amos, estaba pasando
una temporada en- Chapodimarte con su
hernana la duqllesa de Aosta.
In dia, acercandoSe ella una gtana.
la diio:
] Bella como sois, con esos labios rosa.
los dcblan lamar la reina de las rosas
Dcspu6s, sin mas preambulos, tom6
una de sus manos, que beS0 reSpetuoSa-
mente, y Sc puso a examinar las lineas de
su mano para decirla la buenaventura.
Apenas sc flo en- la palma de la mano,
di0 lIn grito de espanto y hugo.
La reina Amelia no pudo disimular
su turbaci0n, y no ha oIvidado aquella
triste Y muda profecia.
En- todos sus retratos, su serena belle
"a revela siempre la melancolia de su eS-
piritu, caSi una tristeza, que sus dolores
de mujer, de madre de Reina son sufi-
cientes justificar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
ClIOQlE EN- ALTA MAR

A consecuencia de una espeSa ME
bla, ha ocurrido un cho1ue en- alta
mar entire los vapores 'Elena" y
"SiXto Camara -
FL choque. seglln dicen DE Bilbao,
ocurrio en la costa de Santona, YEN
dose a pique el Elena" Y sufrendo
averian de consideration el "Sixto
Camara. -
Felizmente la tripulacion Y el pa
safe que conducia Ell Elena han po-
dido ser SaivadOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

sencillez y rasgos generosos. Una vez,
yendo 4 una ceremonial, hizo detener el
coche para dar su gaban un mendigo
que estaba tiritando en- la calle
En- Junio i1ltimo decia un redactor
del diario lucitano 80 NIundo:
"Aunque nuestras ideas politicas sean
diferentes, no nos impiden que hablemos
como amigos. En- una fiesta de trabajo
nacional Use referia la Inauguration
de una fabrica), no hay mas que pa
triotas. Yo respeto todas las opiniones
Y no SOY mas q. un patricia q. desea ha
Ger todo ell bien possible a su pals. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
(Continuaci0n.)

ttEsta revoIucI6n no Sera nn hecho
aislado. sino que tendra una repercuslon
4niversal...
..---.---,
Los republicanos son los primeros en-
Droclamar la necesidad de una alianza
s6lida con Inglaterra, hecho que Sc I'M
Done como cODsecuencla de los grandeS
intereses comerciales Y de las seculareS
relaciones de yecindad colonial que eXls
ten entire ambas naciOnes. Las ahanzas
son para los pueblos 10 que las asoclaclo-
Dps para los individuoS: IN elementO de
fuerza Y de pOderio. Las alianzas dl-
nasticas pudieOn tener raz0n de eXlstlr
hace cuatrocientos quinientos amos !;
hoy no son admiSibles nj tolcrables. Las
unicas alianzas duraderaS son las de los
puebIos. Es I'm error suponer que eXlS-
ia mala vountad contra ingIaterra por
parte del pueblo portugues. Lo que
siempre ha tenido, realmente, Ina Sldo
mala voluntad q la casa de Braganza.
Esta dinastia ha sido funeSta para
nosotros. Por Su culpa perdimos eI Bra
sill, Tanger. Bombay y lnucho mas aun.
Y estos son recuerdOs q. no pRede oivl-
dar nunca una naci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Ell Sr. AIAURA

y Ultima hora pcnetr6 aver N ol
salon de seSiones del Congrrso Il jefe
dr! partido conservation. scnor Mau-
va. que 10 hacia por primrra vez des-
pl9> del atentado de Que fut objeto
en- Barcelona.
FL senor Maura fut recibido muy
carinosamente, siendo objeto de ma
nifestaciones de Simpatia por la Ca
mara dc entuSiaStaS aclamaciones
por parte de sus correIigionarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
EN- VALENCIA

Agravase La Situacion zen Valencia.
Hoy Sc han reproducido las esce---
mas de aver, entire catolicos y libre-
pensadores con motive de una proce-
sion agrediendose ambos bandos con
niedras palos rev6lvers. La policia
disoIvi6 los grupos viva fuerza, re
sultando del choque varios heridos Y
bastanteS contuSOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
PROYE('TOS

Los diputados repubicanos y 50
viaIistas prop0nrrse reaIizar Il pro
veto de los solidarios, de ceIe3rar
con un acto puhlico Ia proclamation
de- Ia Rep6bica en- Portugal
FL Gobierno ha autorizado Ia ce!e-
braci6n de un mitin y prohibido Ia
manifestation que proycctaban los r,-
pubIican0S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

IIa sido recibido en- audiencia por
el Rey eI diputado Cortes por Ma
valcarnero de la Mata. don Jose Ro
sado Gil. quien do S. NJ. noticias
muy intcresantes acerca de los uIti-
mos succsos de Portugal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
y A-ANlFESTACIONES

Noticia~ eecibidas de Palma de Ma
Ilorca anucia que Sc proyecta en- la
capital d. aqueIla isla una manifesta-
ci0n como homenaje en- honor de Fe-
rrrr. par Il dia 13. anivcrsario de su
fuSianficn4o.
IguaIe> ntop6sitos eXisten en- yarias
capitales &c provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

NOT|C|AS De ESPANA
DEL ULTIMO CORREO
Madrid. Octublre 10

Han fondeado. en el puerto de Lis
boa el acorazo Pelayo" Y el cru
cero "Princesa de Austrias' envia-
dos por el Gobierno a fin de proteger
81 fuere precise. los interescs cSpano
les Ell aquella capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Madrid. Octubre II.
IA SITUACION EN- BARCELONA

Fl Gobicrno mu6strase prtocupado
por la actitud POGO tranluilizadora
.on que Sc agitan on Barcelona aIgu-
nos eIcmentoS revoiucionarios
Desda hace aIgunoS dias vienen
a3opt3ndosr medidas cXtraorlinarias
l. precauci0n para evitar dt>0rdencs,
habifndose practicable. adrma>, dis
tutos registroS en- los domicilioS de
aIgunos Significados anarquiStaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
LA SALIDA DE Los REYES

Lisboa 7, 2 tarde Via Vigo). Tn
diario republican, lisbonense dice que
ell duque de Oporto EMBARGO aver entire
las cinco y las ocho de la manana a
bordo del yate Amelia" que zarp6 en-
seguida con rllmbo Ericeira
,(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
1adrid, Octubre II.
Ell Sr. MAURA

Para ofrecer sus respectos 4 IS. NM.
ha sido recibido en- audiencia por los
Reyes Ell senor don Antonio Maura,
quien conferencio largamente ION don
: AlfonSO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
ENPUSADOS

Segun communication de Barcelona
uan sido eXpusados por el Gobierno,
del territorio espanoI varios eXtran-
.icros sospechosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

ron disc9lsos atacando al Gobierno
por Ia optlncta que observe cuando
la huelg2 he Bilbao.
FL P3.4,adente del Consejo de Mi
nistroS. >eilor Canalejas trat6 de JUS
tifcar onducta que ha seguido ell
Gobierno N dichO asunto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
CONGRE~O DE
LIBREPENSADORES

Diccn Barcelona que los libre--
penSador COMMEMORATIVE el primer
anniversaries del fusilamiento de Fe-
rrcr, ceIeoaran I'm Congreso, d cuya
tcrminac.sa iran los concurrcntes i
depositar 1ronaS en- la tumba del eN-
director La Escuela Modcrna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
ESPANA Y MARRU ECOS

Continian ceIebrando conferencias
eL AIinistro de Estado, Sr. Garcia
Prioto Y cI Embajador eXtraordina-
rio dc Marruecos, Sidi-el- Mocri.
Ia prensa acoge sobre el reSultado
d. esas confercncias impresiones pc
>Ga.StaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
EN- Ell CONGRESO

En- la session de hoy en cl Congreso
los diputados don Gumersindo Azca-
rate V don Pablo Iglesias. promncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
CATOLICOS y ANTICATOLICOS

En- Jtrez d. Ia Frontera ceIcbraha-
Sc una procession a la que concurrian
numrrosoS tieIeS.
ElementoS anticatGlicos trataron de
interrumpirIa. vini6ndose d la manoS
cat0licos Y anticat0licos
Del choque resuItaron algunoS he
ridos
La Guardia Civil. intervino, disoI
viendo los grupos de alborotadorrS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
LOS SECESOS DE .|EREZ

-AmpIiando las noticiaS trasmitidas
ayr noche rcspccto la aggression CO.
metida en- .Jerez de la Frontera contra
los feles que asstlan a una procession,
>abese hoy por teIegramas recibidos
DE- dicha ciudad. que entire los heriJos
1;1uran cuatro sacerd0trS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
AGITACION EN- NIARRTECOS


Dicen le 'IelilIa que entire las X
bias fro4 arizas d aquella plaza vie
ne obseryandose cierta agitaci6n que
hace tener sobre aviso a las autorida
DIES milita4os.
Por de pronto y como medida pre-
visora. Ia Capitania General dispuso
que una .olumna de tropas. conve-
nientemen-a pertrechada, practicase
un eNten>o reconocimiento por todo
el terrir ID cercano. al campo de la
plaza.
No ha< tetalles todavia del resul-
tado que sc reconocimiento hubiese
ofrecido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
EMtt- ANTES ESPANOLES

I'm Uo por aIemdn que zarpo del
puerto d. adiz. embarcaron para
America i quinientos emigranteS
todos rIjo> procedentes de la provin-
cia de 81 lmanca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04
Madrid 2ctubre II.

LOS NF-- TTONOS PORTCGT ESF.S
Proceed : de Portugal han llega-
do il Badaoz trcscientos religiosos, 81
@uiendo vaio SeviIIa un obiSpo por-
.tugues qu. aon eIlos venia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-04

Madri.l, 0ctubre II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-04
LoRIMER HAD s, BUT NO TWINS
Consequently Senator Carter of Mon
tana Wins Ten Dollars as Illinois
Man Is Sworn in.

Washington.-Sen Billy Lori
ner of Chicago--it makes him very
angry when captious proofreaders
make it William" the baby sena-
tor, has a family of eight handsome
children This is the story of how
they did not all see their father
sworn into the senate.
\ party OF eight sat with Mrs, Lori
Ener in the first row of the senators
gallery, The senate and the press
gallery thought the eight were Sena-
tor 'Billy's" family. Just before Sen
ator Cullom grayely offered his arm
to the new Illinois senator Mrs. Lori
mer appeared In the gallery door. Sh
beckoEed and six handsomely drcsse
young women filed past Behind then
marched Mrs Lorimer, followed b.
two young men
Fine family, the Lorimers,' oh
served a watchful senator Soon MOI,
eyes turned to the gallery and as Sen
ator Lorimer's family is just little
above the senatorial average there
was pleasant comment
Bet $40 there is at least one pair
Of twins observed Senator Brande
gee Of Connecticut, a bachelor.
Senator Carter of Montana, noted
the almost identical height of the last
four girls. 1t doesn't take Senator
Carter long to tumble. He used to
sell books in his younger days and he
knows.
Take that bet" he remarked lacon.
ically Senator Brandegee had to be
game.
When Senator Lorimer took his
seat Senator Carter sauntered over
shook hands warmly and extended the
usual congratulations.
Fine family that of yours" he OBJ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $685.
The ccteen Girl"

The Golden Girl comes to the
opera house Tor special return en-,
gagement on Sunday, Feb. 9th The
story of the play has a golden thread
of subtle romance running through it.
The scenes are laid at West Point
and the plot deals with the heart
struggle of girl who has to choose
between two cadets; one the son OF
a millionaire and the other a poor
chap whose only heritage is a long
line of distinguished ancestors. While
trying to decide between her lovers
the girl has dream, in which she
sees herself married to the million.
aire, who showers gold upon her until
at last she turns into golden
statue, from which ordeal she awakeS
to accept the offer Of the poor cadet
Prices: %, 80, 75c, 81 and $1.50. Seats
on sale Saturday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-04
ONSL AUGHTS BY
THE BEAR PARTY
COMBINED WITH OTHER cONDI-
TlONS CAUSED VIOLENT DE-
CLlNES IN TIE STOCK Elk.
CHANGE YESTERDAY.

New York. Feb. 3,-The onslaughts
Of the aggressive bear party, com
bined with the distrust of the indus
trial, business, and political outlook,
caused violent declines on the stock
exchange.
United States Steel headed the
downward movement, and broke to
rs. the lowest reached since last Sep
TENDER. There was violent liquidation
in nearly every stock in the list. prices
dropping six to eight points. with sen
sational breaks between sales.
An effective rally occurred in the
closing hour. when bears fought free.
ly to garner the days profit on the
short side.
The violence and volume of the
movement following the prolonged ex-
tensiye decline, caused the day to be
regarded as the probable elimination
of the decline with a reversal likely
to follow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-04
WEIGH YOURSELF BEFORE USING

Weigh yourself before commencing
to use Samose. the great flesh form
ing food. The wonderful sale on this
preparation since first introduced in
Cairo and the remarkable results fol
lowing it's use have made Paul G.
Schulz & Son such enthusiastic be
levers in the great value Of Samose
thai they give their personal guaran
tee to refund the money il SamoSe
will not make thin people fat and re
store strength ami health to those WHO
use it..
This is a strong guarantee, but Paul
G. Schulz & Son have seen so many
of their customers vino few weeks
ago looked like walking skeletons be-
come plump and welt. solely through
the use Of Samose that they fe ell they
cannot say too much to inJuce people
to try it.
This marvellous flesh forming food
is assimilated as soon as it Is taken
into the stomach, makes good rich
blood, tones UP the weakened system,
helps to asimilate the food and makes
the user plump, well and rosy.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of price
50 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-04
RIVER NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river marked 39.5 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of Ia feet in "a hours.
The rivers were reported falling ut
all points above here, barring a Slight
rise at Kansas City
The Mississippi is reported frozen
at st. Paul and Davenport.
The Dick Fowler came out from
Padueah. returning at $50 p. M She
will be down today.
The John S. Summers went to the
lower river with empties after lum-
Der.
The Josh Cook took three barges
cf lumber to Mound City and went
south yesterday with five empties
The Major Slack brought two
harges Of paving brick from Ports
mouth yesterday for use on Cairo
streets.
The Three States has been towing
corn at Hickman. She went on an
other trip yesterday
The Peters Lee should be in port
today from Memphis, bound for Gin
cInnati The Georgia Lee will follow
her next week
The Stacker Lee arrived al Mem
phis from Cairo Wednesday morning
with over 5000 packages of freight
including 5,S33 ssGks OF corn.
The Ferd Herold should be out to.
day from ST. Louis. bound for Mem
lhis. She had trouble making land
ings going up, on account of fog.
The fergyhoat Bette Owen of Pa.
ducah is lying in a corn field 500 fec,
from tie river. She is valued at $40
oao,