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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
POSITIONS WANTED.

Perhaps you can't secure just the
isind of employment in this city you de-
sire. A Position Wanted ad in this
paper and 90 other daily papers in In
diana, illinois and Ohio will get what
fou want. $3.50 pr line each insertion.
ttFtill Advertising Syndicate, Ewood,
Tiara Wrfe for list Of papers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
Financial Worries.

$50 your debts are bothering your
Yes" 5yn4;
walking the floor because you can't
pay 'emT
mo; because can't make 'em any
,arger"-- Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
Rich and Poor.

There's difference in children"
Yes; the poor mans children are
assets. the rich mans liabiIitics."--
Washington Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
HELP WANTEO--MAlE.

WANTED--For U. s. army: Ab.e
Lodiai unmarried men between the
ages Of Is and 35; citizens OF United
States, Of good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak. read
and write the English language. For
information apply Recruiting Officer
All Ohio Street, Cairo. Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Ii you want to Sell or Trade any
thing, wan. al in this paper and SO
others in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio will
find your party. It will only cost you
$3.50 per fine Ct 6 words, write us fer
list Of papers. Austill Advertising Syn.
dicate, Elwood, Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09

You have not fulfilled every duty I'M
less you have fulfilled that Of being
pleasant, Charles Buxton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09

The Cairo Bulletin is read every
Jay in % per cent of the white homes
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIIE-Dentai outfit, includ
ing fine Harvard leather chair, in
struments and case. and engine. Ad
dress j. w. Harding, Mounds, Ill
Home phone How.
FOR SAI4E---Fine suburban nome
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, Feb. S.-The. following
bushels represent the days move
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-09
WANTED.

s WANIED-A position as clerk. Am
experienced in flour and feed depart
ment Address Clerk, this office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
GLEN HAVEN.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
A few from here went to Dubuque
the 4th to see the races; another ag-
gregation went the 9Th. Some so
tickets were sold to Prairie du CHEN
the 18th.
Florence Kidd and Millicent Usher
ness, of Lancaster, visited with Ethel
Metcalf; the former returning home
via Dubuque the latter going to the
home of VIM. Welsh.
NARROW Kidd and wife Sundayed
at the home Of Gus Kuenster.
Mrs. Abbie Kidd accompanied by
her son. DR.. Floyde Kidd and wife are
here from Dakota.
W. E. Anderson and family drove
over from Arlington, Iowa, Sunday,
for a week visit.
Mr.. Christman and family, of Mis-.
souri,, are at the home Of Mrs. Jacob
Kuenster.
Henry seipp and daughter Retha.
Of Prairie du Chen, are at the home
Of Andy Welsh.
Harvey Smith, of Maiden Rock, is
relieving Frank Tate on the Bird trick
for a few days.
Warren Wood, of Arlington, Iowa,
is at the home Of Wood Bros.
The Price Concert CO. composed
of Mrs. Price and daughters Stella
and Lucille, who have been spending
the summer at Glen Haven, will give
a ert-entertainment in the hall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
PLATTEVILLE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker and
children of Johnston. Ohio, are visit
ing at the William Place home.
Prin. G. e. Slothower and family
visited last week in Warren, Illagaq
Miss Hazel Spencer was Hazel
Green visitor the past few days.
Mrs. Emma Carlyle is visiting
friends at Milwaukee and Chicago.
Miss Maude Pitts is visiting at APP
pleton.
James Harcleroad and family are
nicely located in their home on
Fourth street in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Steers have re-
turned from an auto trip to Chicago.
Mrs. John Mahr is visiting Mineral
Point relatives.
John F. Benson arrived at the
PlatteviIle postof1ce early Wednes-
day morning and opened an account
at the Postal Savings Bank, thus
gaining the distinction Of being the
first depositor.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and son Eugene
went to Lancaster Thursday for .
visit.
Miss Hazel Foulkes Of Fargo, n.
d.. is visiting at the n. D., Britten
home in this city.
Mrs Fred Horn died at her home
here Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
She had not been i'll and her deatE
was entirely unexpected. Heart
failure was the cause of her death.
| She is survived by her husband, hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rennfeldt anC
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

sent the outlaws back to the Grove
and procured a steadier team at the
livery here.
Prof t. L. Bewick and a friend of
Madison are visiting here.
James Hatch and wife and Harvey
HurlburE came over from Lancaster in
the new Hatch auto. and took Ora
Hatch and wife to Prairie du CHEN
Sunday.
Dan. Oakleaf, who bought the N.
Brodt house, will soon become a resi-
dent OF this town.
Marshall Brodt, who recently
bought an interest in Ora Brodt s
jewelry store is now on duty there
He will move his family from Cass-
Vile this week
Thos. Smith. the veteran shoe
maker, was in Galena last week, buy
ing some new goods of the wholesale
leather house of that city.
Ora Hatch will have another dance
Thursday evening All invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

at Glen Haven on Friday July 2lst at
p m. admission Csc. Arrangements
hae been made for a dance after the
corert for which the ladies will
furnish the music; bring your friends
fora good time. This company will
gie concert at CassviIle, Saturday,
Juy 18th at s p. m. for the benefit OF
the M. E. church. Come and enjoy
yorself.
!. R. Stollenberg. of Minneapolis.
was in town Monday.
Dr.. Mclaughlin received word
from the Minnesota State Board thai
hehad successfully passed the ex
animation to practice in that state.
Matt Peacock was here from Beloit
over Sunday with his brother Ray.
Miss Myrtle Alderman left for
Waterloo. Iowa, Monday to work in
thu overall factory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
Farmers Institutes for 1911-19I2.

Any farmer or public. spirited
business man in W isconsin who
wishes to secure an Institute for his
locality during the winter of 1911
1912 should send to us for blank
petition and letter Of information.
Any town, 70 matter how small or
how far from the railroad, is entitled
to an Institute. provided it is located
in farming district and, has a good
hall in which a meeting can be held.
Farmers should talk this matter up
with their neigh bors and if the senti-
ment seems favorable for an institute
for their town, they should write US
at once for application blanksasqs>
Address all commun ications to G go.
McKerrow. Supt. SO - etsr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
Notice

ia view al the fact that many
strangers will visit Lancaster for the
first time on July 90, when the auto
mohilists taking part in the Wiscon-
Sin State Reliability Automobile
Contest will pass through and spend
one night here, and also to maintain
the reputation which Lancaster has
always enjoyed, that Of being a clean
and beautiful city, desire to urge
upon all citizens that you make an
extra effort to cut down and remove
al grass and weeds in streets, alleys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

three small children Funeral services
were held from the home Friday.
1t was hoped that the 101 Ranch
Wild West could make arrangements
to show here July 10 but the manage
ment coul1 not come to terms with
the g. & N. W. r. R. Co. which has
shut out agreement with GolImar
Bros. prohibiting the former from
carrying any other show in terri
tory within certain period before
and after their scheduled date in that
territory.
Rev. E. Lack left Thursday for
Oshkosh to attend district conference
meeting Of the German Lutheran
church.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

and yards, especially near sidewalks
Also remove all rubbish and clean up
generally wherever It may be needed.
Joseph T. Bennett, mayor
Lancaster, July 10. 1911.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

History of Wall Paper.
Wall paper, with fancy colored fig
ures, was first used in 1920. The art
was developed largely by the French.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
TO RECEIVE HOLY
COMMUNION IN A
BODY SUNDAY
knights of Columbus to Oh
serve Long Time Custom
on Day of disqualification
of Three Degrees of Order.

Th, members oi Nnuuucrpu Com.
cI SO 500 Knipat o' Culumhu Ws
iling KH.Hi8 and 'nu candidates VIM
1tc 10 Do. Initiated INTO the order Sun.
day unuuoon AMI cycnlng will ro.
COW. HHlt communion In bod, Len ,h.
immaculate Conception church duriu-
.Ey oDIuc. mas SUNDAY uou.nr
since th. Institution OF NuuuaIqUo
Council .lis has Hrcu tho custom
and b. is expected thut tbc church
VIII hc crowded with huishls aad can.
iidatcs no the communion mass sun.
day Row \ VI MIrdalar. S p pas.
'Or Of The lmuH,lla' conception
church end phuplI ol tlbu1ucruu,
council viii say fIr mass and si,c
Holy communion Thr knights nn
candidates VIII assemble n 81 Nurys
school hail. udoin.us The church Of
q o. sunday mornu Each man Will
De- sIt.u O. white .arnariop go wear
on rho lapel of hi coat The coilDc
ton taken up du us mass will n,
complimentary to fIfhcr NandularI
tho custom being for AN Knights tu
make soupruu. contribution
The degree wora VII BEGIN or 1880
in fho afternoon iu odd Follows han
Many knights from Out az town arc
coming 20 assist boo tho mul'hca
Ton ~ the degrees and 'ho majority OF
them Will remain ior several days oi
fair week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Hr con Iu.. Some of m animals
uItr uDIU #U..H atr worth 81 1000 or
more . Ia., uu. bull which BIAS %
claf lI.. tH. silver foN up b. roo
tuluHHl. tuI ur io risl, ou Trains hoN.
Dt,I and D 1H not ufu him tp So
HHIUUrlup Iuf ] bIuusIt another
whose GOA. Hl- all the u-t,. of the
Russian aHH'' Raising those animals
lui 1000 win a go way interfere wiih
u,.lu4 them .Hr beef q. ta, .am. tiWD
Thus thu. offer double source uI
r"yeuuo NuI ,bccau+o of thc fact
ihn thDy can hc raised without 1ril
emily grown obi prepared luud because
they gnn luu Inc range aui thirty, uu
&. thc, can u" raised go q price WHru
lower than uat OF beef Su 'heN Wis
u.' pnI, luwrr costs mi VIII uG0ri O.
..Ur opportunity frr profit
u coins .o display several IueEH
Hr1 l..lns raised ON m} ranch hu'
owned .. 4 ID Hand at ihc same time
SHOW . own stock
ASKED shout his ranch. Colonel
Some ai lt is located at Onaya
ancu. l'lrs beyond Las Vegas 40
] DO uu. know iusi how much land
control bg lease or ownership uW %
De- ,Nuugh hHt, ploniS ni range and
nlrntN uI waiter The ranch has been
visited Nt many who are Interested boz
A., tIa V0.. colonel tones ~ doiug hofi
, 'fuW 1000 cc0nCuiD and tcicutin,
siaulru.n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
GETS
STUCK IN MUD
Mrs. +. B. sohwentker and
Mrs. Harry Lee Get Taste Of
Trans-Continental Touring
on South Fourth Street.

ola 4 D.. Wustgard may huye had
some streuuol. lines OF q on his tWo
trans.contIu.utal tours but q is doubt
ful q be- had any more difficulty m
getting over ile country chan did Mrs.
r % SclWonthrr and Mrs Harry y,
Ice today in their efforts TO pass
over South Fourth street south ot
llazeldiao avenue 10 the blp Schwen. Is.
~ touring car The machine war tra,-
ding along at good clip, when n
bumped INTO one o. The numerous Ia
aoons Uu south Fourth For Two
hours and half passcfs hey, under
The direction ~ the ladies, attempted
10 push pull ana coax The machine out
OF the bog Nothing dolns The Third
ward school was dismissed NJ moon
ana three hundred pupils saw The
elimination ol the excitement Mr..
sohwen'ker having heen summoned
hy telephone. secured two strong
horses ana drIver ana he machine
was pulled out of the mud.
Tho LAGOON Is still there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
PROFESSOR MAKES
DISCOVERIES or
PERMIAN FOSSILS
S. w Williston, OF University
Of Chicago, Noted As Pale
ontologist, Excavates Ruins
in Rio Arriba County.

Tho Skeleton .t frniIr belonging
90 the PrrmHu H,rlud. ANA u. H genus
new 10 science. BE- Hwuug Iur di.cuv-
cries recently made Do, PROT s. W..
Willistuu. 80 tbp luIs,t.Ig uf CHS
caRo. To- NcN Neairo During the
past few Nrar- various expeditions
Irum IA, tuit,rit, of chicago have
secured from tnD famous FOSSIL fields
at northern T,NiH udmIttpdiN the
largest ANA a,-t collection uf PrrWisn
fuu.Ils u Oh, Horld The
past summer au expedition from the
university. ud,r 'ne direction of Proc
lessor : W Wiluuuu. Who be- rceps-.
nizcd as one uf the lcudius pDlt1n-l
tolopists In tho country. has explored
the Pcrmian deposits eft northwestern.
Sow MrXico Nlih most valuable ro.
suits These rDriniau Ivuusits ~
smtll extent 800 Hiu Arrlha county,
were discovered NOR. tlHn thirty
wears ago. but ht,, been u.rio, ted ny
Nplorrr- ever since. ana th,ir prr-
.ise locutiuu rt,u WAS nukuunu o.
rolVRi~ts As result ul Professor
Nlliistuus excavations a hal. tom 90
.-sila have been shiippd tu the unit
..rslt. most Of whirh Hrr unknown
Science. This collection Includes
E ur seven neN genera of reptiles
IauI 1mphihuns une of which is r'p-
r..,Hfed bY ono uf the most perfect
skeletons. about alN feet ia length,
over Hund n tut deposit iu America.
Iui. teton viii Dee mounted 100
/ WnlH.r museum the coniine wear h}
I raH NIMr. who collected t PARTS.
I M. ....uufic results uf tho ,kptd;-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
some WINNERS FOR
THE RELAY RACES
SAYS THOMPSON
Pueblo Bonito Trader Who Is
Bringing Bunch of Navajo
Indians to the State Fair,
Says Red Men Enthusiastic.

Dave T.. Thompson. Who hus "a com
trs,i With th, fair association to
brlng band ot Nn,nio Indians here
from the reservation Tor next week.
should have started from Pueblo uo.
MO Yesterday and according 60 the
schedule hr outlined Viii arrive here
SUNDAY nt noon. coming Boo from the
north Tho Indians VIII camp Hi the
fair grounds. where there .- srns. for
their ponies IN IL lcttrr Goo secretary -
Manager u o. McMnnus Thompson
gives tho following sidonghts to ~"
trp from the reservation 10 AlHu.
uurrpuD.
"Wc 1rr $40 read, 90 st1rt tor NJ
buuurrquc J1tiur nNai Be- in from
the mountains ana is u'l YET 90 go lie
had Co stay iu the hili. for Some time
docturiug lu order tu Keep the eagles
from disturbing th. patients while hv
goos to the Fiesta THE squaWs nre
painting th,ir mrcs end shinlns thrit
bolts Tomia,u, who Del very old ami
prnN. will c,u, l h,r uld whi3o hotf.
can Keep up and provided SOMEONE
via help her on She saws III. rHn
stick on tu ridr Dr. someone viii give
her good ltft Hustinc largo. o.
Young fellow OF 30. good rider Win
fast horses, who has never been to
the railroad. VIII bring d good stBng
uf ponies tiIs Nifr and boz arr nor D.
tamtrs Hustug h,Sad viii hrinP nIf
two Youngest wives. iic o. one of az,
eldest landmarks on the reservation
aud shows " fum ever, point
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
WORK STARTS IN
THE MORNING
Territorial Engineer C. D. Nil.
Ter in the City Making Az.
rangements for Grading of
North Fourth Street.

Territorial Hngin"yr a. a. miller
arrived 90 Nibuturgu' Ub muuIus
90 tno california Limited q. look over
llrai road conditions ana Co.. max. th,
uri rs.m'His necessary for th. sral-
lng OF Nor,h Fourth street ter the
four coz uvc miles just uutsid, or th.
city limits Mr. VI lor is head uf inc
territorial good roads commission hv
sIrtu, uf hls lirr'
The plan s NJ borrow ihr clte
rnHd GRADER and uf, 70 pu tIr roads.
AI.r iuis flin. the road $500 %, boz
-pl.udll shape to receive ,bc most
o,u.nt grum tne grading uud tla
worE viii b, pushed % s ,yrDrtcd
Jact three GRNs WIN -uuca for the
erdInE Tho good rpuds fund VII
paN for the teams aud mon needed
in doing thr WORK
About tho nru ~ arNi at,k work
VIII %" commenced on tha road In
Sardotal county uf Nlguduues From
Alg'duucs, 90, work wii' boz prosecute
cd snuthward os tar as the rcecut op.
preparations uf tho Saudltul county
cumwissiuuvr H,iA ouf H paving fur
H. n D. hut.i thui Do NlU last long
lNHHN 800 Ni' H' Hlf iNiN I..||t.N M|Ih
,hr H'rulIHia count, road which tne
new gradInr VIII place 100 spi,rId
shape as or us tho saudo,M county
llup
Mr. Mur stated that work bod
been commenced on thr ucr road
from Binruh down 90 Duu1 Aul. so
miles "1hIs Win nuke % spi,nIid
link in tho projected north ln1 south
s,stem ct rl. as. FOR when the recla-
nation s.DIo. does its Vutk. con-
recting ih,r roads a. ours 40 G.ueon.
there wall 20. 90 good road olrur up Go
Elephant Butte which is puItr o. long
reach.
"rho none. fo bc spent in Snudnyul
county Will hr Icvot,d 20 rradins roe
moving roekt md n places making
cuts. 400 cog which VIII tend 90 bennett,
the road sr.Ht deal. and should roe
move the principal objections io thut
siretch ~ road lnw"
NJ Miller sbti 60 tae cruces Soc
1iEht on work Connected with his pt-
ncc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
BANNERS AFLOAT TO
THE BREEZE FROM
THE HEIGHTS
Canvass Streamers Tell of the
Biz State Fair; of Blackwell
Stake Races and Location OF
Political Headquarters.

Strung pnross Central avenue near
Second street from ne third stories
of the y 4 Amlio and Barnett bui'i.
mss are two immense banners bear.
lur slogans telling ct the big Sow
Mexico state .air aad the Bull Dur.
han stake race OF 81 900, 10 be one
Of tho racing events OF the week From
the Luna.Strickl,r and strong build
lngs on North Second street nis
banner waves telling the lovauon OF
the Republican Central Committee OF
Bcrnalillo county Zoe headquarters
have been fixed up IN approved STYLE
and big American flass and bunting
form the chief enumeration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
BUFFALO" JONES IN
THE C|TY.TO CAMP
FOR FAIR WEEK
Roper of Lions and Famous
Animal Breeder Arrives IN
Albuquerque to Arrange for
His Display at Big Show.

Colonel d.. j i.u. v.uUo. JHu ..
r"Ncr coy loon. t." .H. mHu NHu d. d..
Us f1f the pumaI world what LHfu.r
Hufu.nk has done iHr tuD Wrut world.
arrived in the Dty Ntt u.su Go at-
r"E. Tor display ui hi- wonderful
I.HIu creatures during tb, iUr ~.
Juu,. Ht. tHo car loads of trucd
with hW Including specimens oft au
tnU famous products Of hr skII AND
hu,Hl,da. as "a hrooder of animals.
u'siu,s spe.im uf the parent stock
from NhI.I tH.. Ntrp prupoHat,d.
% b. certain tnHt ru cNhihi, ut tho
mlr wen attract % s,rAt,r amount OF
attention Oman Wiz thr buffalo, only
frN m.ubtrs pf wuirb -preics sire
uHW u .aisuncr. tn. Persian shr' Do
u I0rHr.Ua tuU n1u'n. wnrh ,he
.,.Hr. ,iN display
1905 .uuNIue stpth b. NOT tn, only
uD uIpUu uf iAt Dllunet Hp has ~
Hihr ambition th.u mat and ~
unr which $3.50 In time ,udpHr him
Nik. rp thr western sorh raiser and
OH. poor nursn- um who 1.moIna
OBJ Hah rH.t pi Twins
isis ambition. sHid thr COLONEL "is
o. uI-r funiy animal, fur stock
raising purposes. unluh WIil hc InI"
foo U.. Ia f4F Western e'rutrt com 90.
western rams. HnI auhVst without
BrfiGD. .r ur uut attention wbHt-
.,,r tuir. mower could du &c.
UrouFbt bs ut sl.ep but dn
weather uud bt.a winters can uut
ma esal' ud nariuo 81. down
900 I..
TH.t .ur r..r u.ur'.rmoui rIrh'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Chicago. ilL uei G. -Cattlo terripl,
estimated ai $500. market weak.
ncrv,s, fGtafiN.-p, Tcyns stcrrs
slii"G.oo. west ~ steers, tt1oU
10. stuckcrs aud frra"r s.SI.1Sef
5.ai. cuN- and nef,Ts. sg90aG.Ir.
calves SGunmt.D
tlosn H,cciptf estimated ed Nd. 900.
marR,t strady L.Eui. ys.lsmC.I5,
miN,d. fG.O0nGNU; heavy ys.Atsr
$50 good to choieo heavy. sGt0sf
e.5s. pies. sto2HGlo. bulk ~ sales
fG.toW6.5i.
sheep Receipts estimated 80 IT,.
uuu market sipadA 90 strong. nstn 90.
saga -,Gss >raflinFt. N3.ssHitai
lambs laiiNo. S42an6.sU. western
ti.30st9G5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
BOTTOM FALLS OUT
Of STOCK MARKET
Speech BY President Taft in
Idaho, in Which He Says
Prosecution of Trusts Will
Continue. is Cause.
ca, r,saIss uerala \. .. leased w,s.,

Ny york. COT q Tho stock mar
Ari suffered q acy,.e So back la thr
sDcond hout following th, publication
"f speech $40 iiahp b. Pr's,d,pi
Tart wfo mpdc Vigorous rcpl, Co.
'rl.. isms rrc'ntl i.vrlrd against tho
euprrm, court auI again declared tlst
pros, cu'iun OF Illegal combinations
Huuid cYuiiuur
puerr factors which perhaps hsiu.
cd The decline Included thc mdicumrut
p' VA, principals lrAthc sp.tsiliru mail
pnptr trust aud further cyii.nr. that
en- raulr,i nght b. to he mad, against
thr American Tuaacco company disso.
luii'n plan. LOSSES ~ point ct
more veto made Ds tho speculative
fuyurit,s ana Toe muyemtm was as
listed o, further short selling nonds
were nrm with marked activity In At
chisoa, convertible hyts. Wabash fouts
aud S. Louis southwestern consols
tnurs