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fHE Cairo bulletin, ihudav mgmni:, f
Y II, 1904.
CONSUMPT
CURED AT LAST.
Dr. T. A. Slocum, the Great Chemist anil Specialist,
Will Send IVee, to the Afflicted, Pour Large
Samples of I lis Newly llt&ov?red Remedies
to Cure Consumption and all lluoal,
Chest ami illillg Troubles.
Nothing OAtlM he fairer, more philanthropic -r carry mora Joy to the
afflicted than tltis offer. Ctiiiliili'iii tliai ha lias discovered an absolute
,-nro for Consumption and all pulmonary complaints, and to make Its.
great merits know n. lie will send hit '-rtIl Treatment, embracing four
larne samples, to any reader who may ! siifferin;; from coughs, colds, ca
tarrh, bronchi), thrift, and lung troubles or consumption.
Already this "N,w Scientific t'oursi' of Treatment" has permanently
cured thousand.-; of apparently hopele ;s cases. There will lie no Mistake,
in Bending the mistake wil. be in ov .1 !m.I inj1, I he generous invitation.
A Remedy Free to All.
To olilain Ci.se f-OUR FREE PREPARATIONS lli.it have neVet vol
f illed to cure, ail you have to do is to write
Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, 93 P ut Strict. New ork.
diving full postol'iiee and express ad Iross. The f.mr free remedies will
he sent yon at once, direet iro.n laboratories, with full Instruction! for
use in every ease.
a. ! h 4 f j 4 4 J f r fh 4 $ ? X
f M. J. PINK & CO., I
f Millers' Agents for f
I High Grade Spring, Winter Wheat and Pure
ifye Flours!
V Also Manufacturers of Puritv Meal ami
t' (irouiv.i Feeds,
f
4 i M A Hie l inest tirade of Winter Wheal Hour
4, "iTlLwVJrl Made- Never Competes, Always Leads. r
I flOLl) MKDAI. WMt &mf wttT
KpRN'S Wisconsin Pure Rye Plour.
$f DEALERS IN
0 N GRAIN MARKET
HUB WELL
n,..Bsij.rf STOCKS WEAKER
ADVANCE LOS
I
4- v r a, 1 $4 a
fjj 1205 gjjc Slre.l, CAIRO, ILL.
LOUIS HERBERT
wis Ohio Levee, &M$); ILL.
Wholesale Denier in. ? ? ?
Liquors...
Keg and Bottled Beer.
Representing ffe fdTOWfilf breweries: Cliristian Moerlein, Cin
cinnati; Indianapolis Brewing Co.; W. J. Lenin's I lira Pale and
lalstaii. Miller's "The Best" Milwaukee.
New York Store
MllRCAMILE COMPANY,
Teas, Coffees, Spices,
Sugars,PIain and Fancy
Groceries and General
Merchandise
Wholesale and Retail.
Corner 19th Street and Commercial Avenu.
Wiieat ClosesJlYiili (tood (iain ;
Corn ami Oats I uvicr.
HOGS GO VERY HIGH
REACH THE HIGHEST PRICE OF
WINTER CATTLE LOWER
SHEEP FIRM.
By Associated Press
( liie:ie,o. 111.. fob. 10, WilliAT--Actual
war in far east an.l higher
i.rain markets abroad caused a strong
opening hero. May Whs to
f c higher at 95 to 96c, whll
was
to
on
POWDER
Improves tht flavor and adds to
tht healihfulnoss of tho food.
mice bakinc. rowt co.
ClilCACO
aired to e hislu r. at
S7c. Large quaatities for
advance and nuukel quickly
Jul
8S
sal
lost '
er,J rtrength. iletoM end of first ( y
liotir May detdined to IH'ric. July to
8(i;Hc. Much of this sidling Rata t
have lic.-n for the account of th.
principal hull operator,
urgent demand for July from com
white oats,
mixed oatj
white oats,
mixed oat:-
tic.
, 4 UC.
tile.
. Me,
No. 1 timothy hay. per ton, 8.60.
the Associated Press.
LIVE STOCK.
Ohiftsro; III., Peb. H1.--C
VTTl.E
A general sHfpirse was manifest this
morning when receipts were posted
at iHt.ono. hut later reports indicate
mission house developed and shorts supply but 27,A06. .Market was weak
wee fair Imyers of both .Mny and with this hig supiily. prices on aver
July In absence any special pre:-.-1 age bing IOQfl( cents lower, best
sure the market turned strong anain. j excepted. Buteker stock met with
July steadily advanced to Mtg'c. May ; fair denuinil at reduced prices. Stock
1
The strons; c.ish sitnnti.m in the
hortlweet was an important factor
!h fdrWtIB prices upuard. Decreaseil
locks and small receipts at Minne
apolis and improved cxiKrt demand
Wire hull actors late in the day.
Liberal profe '.akin;; during last hout
caused the market to lose much of
it.i strength, allhougn closing prices
shov.- gains, May being 1C higher.
July r better,
Uvornooi 'i'o'd higher. At sea
n,,.ud IS Imal loads were ac'epted.
ctiKN' Liquidation in May and
July by a proiAlsienl operator was
the principal feature of trading. The
ftuothftllons rapid within wide range.
Th narkct was Influenced to a great
extent by the action ol th( big hull
iradersi who sold on every advance
.tad Ik. bac-l; again oa docMnca.
Tito weakness of oats had a depress
ing Influence, May dossed c lower,
iu& down c.
tlvcnxxd was stogdy lo v higher.
'tin c.ia.t host loads wore accepted.
(1 vp.'. , large 'Volume of trade
.i'i. heavy selling of May, supposed
In be for account of largest holder.
..-.is the main feature. The market
lei.ived good suppoli at times but
oat.-! continued to oonte out nnd buy
ing power was not sufficient to cause
rally. Shorts were the best buyers nil
tiie decline May closed weak le
oluer. July Was relatively firmer with
olilv I , c loss.
11 ami fMrter trade fairly large at
ruling pricis.
HtMlS-i-Fir first time this week
there v.as- a liberal supply offered,
receipts being 50,000 with :,'. nun car
ritod over from last night. There was
a lively local and shipping demand:
price strong about B$iQ cents hi
price, strong about .".fi in cents
hlghem Hogs sold at $ I.T'.fi ." 111. be
ing Higher than at any prevHis time
this winter.
SI IIOKl' - Supply
oral scale, being f
Week;; h(l a year
continues mi lib
r aheail of recent
igo. but continued
active demand from all classes of buy
ers hold prices pretty firm as a rule.
II
Yesterday's Uaiits Soon 0rr
nunc tut Ki-asoris (ioknown
STEEL CET8 A SETBACK
COPPER GROWS ACTIVE AND
STRONG BUT LOSES BEFORE
CLOSE
Hy Associated Press
New York, Feb. in. The average
level of prices in the stock market got
back about where it was Monday
night, the recovery ol yesterday hav
ing been lost.
There were no new developments
10, account for the reaction. The prln
eipaj factor in clucking advance was
distrust felt as to the character of
operations which carried prices up
warda yesterday. This was empha,
sized by the very patent profit taking
in United States steel preferred by a
proniineni trailer, and the very obvious
manipulative tactics by which it was
sought to offset this by bidding up a
few specialties here and then'.
The presence in the city of the see
reta,ry of the treasurer to discuss the
method ol effecting Panama canal pav
uiuufs directed attention anew to that
subject. , although in the secretaries'
opinion could Ik? concluded without dis
lurhance to the money market, and
BVen With actual additional resources
of .suc.h portion of the Canal payment
as is withdrawn directly from the sub
Ll'easury.
The rumor of the coming issue of
Si. PftUl stock, which was officially ills
claimed, was a factor in weakness of
that stock. Heavy offerings of Penti
sylvania on slightly early advance
created a bad impression
The sharp rise in Amalgamated Cop
per divided influence with weakness of
I'nited States Steel preferred for a
time, but weakness gained on the
w bol i market and the (dosing was at
nearly ihe lowest.
BONDS N
Have You Indigesttoo? 3
11 have liHliekfitkin.liltAdfcltllvp
pouela fur- will cure yon. It. has
I cured thousands. It is curing, people
1 every day every hour. You will con
j tfhuo to suffer until you try it. There
I Is no other r.ombilioti of digestanl:;
I thnl dlouiui mi, 1 ..!...; 1.1
! ' '"' 1..1111M u i i Sil llie : r. , 1 .
, , . , , flelitiuline a's eoutxin
time Kodol rtoes both. Kod.d curett. kMcre.! 3's
strengflienfl .arid rehulhla .at Hie sa Coupon!;
er s drug si.ii
time, flold by Metal
Mother Have you taken your cold
baih yet, W illie.' Willi,. Totter wasn't
any cold water warm enough.
Chit
ing is
day:
day
Ml)
July
May
July
July
May
Ilk, Feb.
the
10.- T
price
' follow
for the
Are You Restless at Night
and harrasaed hy a bad coiujhf ITae
Ballard's Horehnund Syrup, it will
secure you sound steep and effect a
prompt and radical cure 25c, 50c,
and one dollar.
WHKA1
Ol.. 11 IIikIi t.nw
!l5:i.
It'll
!'C:,
7
CORN
QATS.
I e's IP,
RYE.
9C
87
Clotins
111 l-Yli 'J
115 1 s
(Mitt
Women enjoy
they give than t in
Roche Hsd re.
more Ihe
pleasure
pleasure
they feel.
MM
OASPOBIA,
Ik.ri lit A I'm K:rtt Ion Km AIw.im RoupM i st . Paul
, JKi a . y Soiitltern Paeilh
Mai I4.ffl
May
May
To
PORK
14.M 1 1 MS
LARtK
7.85 ' 7.70
IllliS.
tH 7. in
1 1.
.7ii
7.15
1;:!
1 Utfl
7.7H
7. 1 2
THE CREAT SOUTHWEST
Government Bonds.
I Refunding 2'l registered in I ;,
ItH
Kill
inn
New I'm registered St 1 ,
New 1 s coupon l;ni;..
t hi in refilstiored 1117
Old Cs COt I DO!) Ill7
Railroad Stocks.
Today. Vest
Atohlaon , n7 1 ..
Atemton preferred s(H ,
Baltimore A Ohio ' . TH1 ,
nbieafb & Alton :it
Northwestern lilt1.
Delivrr tSi llio (irantle . 20
len. it ftlolOrande pfl. of ',,
Illinois Central 17 !,
Louisville Nashville . 103
.Metropolitan 117
Missouri Pacilie 39
New York Central 111',
11.
4
l)a
6l)
131' .
t
JO'..
77',
ii?4
igt.
Pennsvlvania
liuutling
llock island.
itock island pfd.
Southern Railway
Union Pact tic
I fnton Pacific pfd
Wnbith
Wisconsin Central
, . . . Miscellaneous.
tiuiiv jawvnienj issiw nncrc Amalgamated Copper
lands Are Cheap and
Climate is Mild.
Low Rates for Homeseekers and Col
onists Twice a Month.
GET A HOME IN THE
i NORTHWEST.
LOW ONE WAY SETTLERS' RATES
TO THE NORTHWEST AND
CALIFORNIA.
Write lOi rales, routes, train ser
vice, folders, bertha and other infor
mation. ' j
C. B. Ogje, L, W. Wskaley,
Trav V A'Tf , Ceu'li.t Ag-J,
604 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
(!rsl gave us our relatives. Thank
QesJ we ran choose our friends Cal
endar of a Cynic.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKET.
St. Louis. Mo. IV b. 10 The follow
ing was tiie range of prices for tht
day:
vrrrrJAT
l.ot, i oaay
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Northern Securities
Pacific Mail
Peoples OaS
Sugar
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
1'nited States Steel pfd
Western I'nion
May
Julv
Ul'.i
Hish
May
July
May
5u
12"
111
St
CORN
.'ill't. M
OATS.
42';i ilVi
!H",
j..Many farmers In the northern and
eastern states are selling their high
prtewl lands and lor at ing in-the south
west in Missouri, Arkansas, ItDitM
ana and Texas. Many who have been
utiaW" to own their home in the older
country are now buying land at. the -nm,. paper "4 i5',
lo;
41 i
:il 1
HS
28'
M
12-t
:t!
II1
m
58th
Annual Statement
of the
Connecticut cMulual
l ie Insurance CdmpM,
Of tk&fmd, Conn.
Net ,sseis, January l. 1008,
itKcicivKi) in i'oii
Por Premiums . S,3S3,0tS.0fl
Poi Interest ami It. m
2.'f,,3 15.8!
0 : is:'.7!tl J!
I401.C26 ''I
$.1411417 S3
I USUI (tSRD IN I'm :
for claims by death,
matured cnqowfttenta,
ami anniijiies, tf.T07J79.4t
surplus retttfned
to policy holtlers 1. ::".: Si I I I
Lapsed and Surrendered
Policies . . 579.854.C1
Total to Policy-holder! . (,40,345.47
Comniission to Agents, Salaries. Medi
cal i:aminers' Fees, Printing.
Advertising. Legal. Real Estate,
all other Expenses . . ' si!s,:ll:'.l t
'fjixes I2J.H45.28
ProQl and Loss . , . IC.ViN.'i. is
llabtnee Net Assets. Dec. 31, IMS,
8,25-2,888.31
1(1:1,2 1 1 '-'s sa
SCHEDCLK OF ASSETS.
Lotms upon Ileal Estate, tirst lien . t-1.8.10, 1 1 S Of
Loans upon Stocks and Hotids . . ... 30jB0O.QH
I'remiutn Notes on Policies in bpec ... 577.ii2l.-l
Cost of Home Office l'roeriy ... I !H3,7tW.5i
Cost of Real Estate owned by the Company . 9,327,910.10
Cost of Bonds i , 25.077,3t4.Ai
Cost of Hank and Railroad Su'ks . . SSO.OTtlss
Cash in Itanks . , 808,931
Mta ll.'ceivable , ftfjfl
Ae.i nts' Debit Halauces ... . . 110"!
103,211.528.89
(I J I ADD
Intertat due and accrued . . . I010.t09.ftl
Rents due and accrued . LI, 1 15,55
- ( .Alarkei value of stocks and bonds
over cost f.i:!,2:i2,8l
' ' N'ei uncollected and deferred premiums 158,782.0
Less Hill Receivable and Agenls'
Heliii Balances . ,
1.7W,018,;i4
592 ;!i
$1,721,125 it.'.
101
1 0 1 -,
lllli
()0
m4
Hi7
Ift7
el'dav
08
SO 1 ,
7t,l
118U
li;t
20' ,
UN
1 2S ,
lo:i
117't
80 Ij
117
114?
2'..
02
IIP,
lli',
91
7S
89
IS!,
Admitted Assets. December 31. P.IU3
LI.Vmi.lTIKS:
Amount required to reinsure all out
standing Policies ml, Coin
pjuiy's staaOard tf7,9l3lHil.wi
Ail other liabilities . . 2,39,826.29
Surplus . . .
lM,32,9al.81
$00,303,1 12.29
4,39.gfl I .
Ratio of Expenses ol uiaiuigenient to receipts
In Itts . . ... , 12.U.S ht cent,
policies in force Dec 1003, 7u,l5u, inaurlag 10C,SO4.4t040
JACOB L. GREENE. President.
JOHN M. TAYLOR, Vice-President.
HERBERT H. WHITE, Secretary.
DANIEL H. WELLS. Actuary.
ILLINOIS CKNEKAI. AGENCY,
li I The Monadnock, Chicago, in.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call was easy at
dosing hid J'4;
2 per cent;
at .
'I'ime loan
II
skh
!K)' ,
29,'.,
US',
124 V
37
m
87
I D
offered
steady
and ; day-
ffi'i
5
lit:
From March tal to April 30;h. 1904,
the Burlinglon makes very low one
way Colonist- ratal to Montana,
i Washington. Orc-on. Idaho. California
?'l"lie rednclion is from 25 to M ier
(r
! cent. rroM the regular rat'
THE WAY TO GO.
f "Tho llurlington Nurlliern Pacific
Ftpress." with chair car- and Tour
1st sleepers, is the ureal daily through
tiain into the Northwest via Billings.
Montana. Throng!' rates and Ibl-eis
to the Northwest via St Paul and
the Cre.it Norlle rn and Northern Pa :
rifle roads.
HOMt SETKERG' EXCURSIONS,
mi Hie lirst and third Tuesdays ol
: h Ill'tUib.'
TO CALIFORNIA.
Join the Burlington's personally con-
' ditcted wfcehl;, California excuroioas
In throiiifh Tourists sleepers via Den- i
ver. ihrour.h Scenic Coltrrarto and Salt !
Lake Chv hy dayiisht
The reason some people look so well
is because they keep their countenance.
50
Exchange weak, demand
485 55; (ill days 182,05.
Bar silver. 5fl.
185 50fl
It i a great t lev, hnss tjtf know
how to conceal our rlevOjyas.-,-Rochefoueauld.
4
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
i anna
low prices prevailing in the new conn
try $7 $10, $15, per acre and up
These lands ar I mostly cut-over tim
ber lands, somo of them possessing
a deep rich soil producing corn, wheat
oats, clover, cotton, fruit and veg
etables. Well Improved farms are
scattered throughout this country
M'.inv nlnpf a with cmnll lanrlnirtt ami
Oonie, 4rarieterMa "ri ! bp poueht The Kind fou Have Always Bought
o i I ' 1 1 wmi. -r wiieat ini' I H 1 .e.i verv chejin Our descr r.l vb Ht.rntnr..
;,y0 wmtJtT Svifllt
2 Wtrrlr rotl(rfc
iHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilUllll IIIUIHIIIi lUIUUllU UUIIIIilllllllllUIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIi
1 Uncle Joe's Hotel,
3SS
603 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois.
RATES $l.QO PER DAY.
1 ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS.
EE Steamboat and Ferry Landings Opposite.
Two Blocks From All Railroad Depots.
Joseph Steagala, Prop'r.
S: Uncle Joe's "GLAD HAND"
BAR, a Strictly First-Class Saloon, Next Door to
Hotel.
THE CA4H MARKET.
St Loiii--. Mo. Feb id The follow
Inp spot prices ruled here today !lor
iifli'd '
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
various grains m
!!
I runt mRss
DfilGNS
CoevmcHTs Ac.
qntcklf ir-",OHti i.-tr iiMtiim fre i,H!ii i n
innllnn n truhtii.lf llBttilWe Tiniini, w
ihmairn i.l-i,ii,in,!il. HANDBOOK i'".i,
- r.i lr. 'I'lft nrv f,r M-ann ..
CrtlwrTH llnli ItirfMlt, Mnutt 4 I ... r etv
i li'Jkf, W'lantt tHrq. lu If
Scientific American.
A andi07iilr HSiiRrta nWr. Irt rtr.
cuwion of sny wnitS,- Jntrl. Ternn, 13 a
rit: fi-or nnnitba, jL fDid bjell tiel ir.
MUNN ft Go New York
Ritmb oifl., rfCt y -t.tCaitiliii.il. !. 1
No.
No
No.
No
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Offj inof.
mixed corn, 6Vifi I"
white corn 1349 4
mixed corn. I I Ic
white oats. .44'c.
mixed oats. 12c.
white oatfa, Itfl I r
mixed oat tu'e tn'e
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
Cadi prices in the Cairo marl.et
fi terda were as ltdl.iws:
No 2 red (f inter wheat Me
No ?, red winter wheat, fte
No. 2 white corft IJc'.
No. 2 mlTcd corn, tic
No, white corn .lie
So. '; mixed corn J
'gives a fairly goodtdea'of thlr, conn
try. It tells about the soil, crope, cli
' mate, peoule, schools and churches,
water, lv-alth It contains maps show
ins location of countries, towns, rail
ways and streams, and gives names
and addfesa CM of real estate dealers
in the towns.
RedUCcd ratei for iMMMNRflfM nul
colonists are in effect, first and third
Tuesdays of each month, by way of
S7
Boers the Iff
Signatuio of L&Z
FRISCO SYSTEM.
St. Lotlis, Memphis ft Southeastern It
R. St. 1niin 1 Onlf Railway
TO TI1R SCNNY SOITHWRST
TkraUftJi the fzarks. to the N( I
Land- of Oklahoma Indian Terri
tory anil Texas.
Homeseekers' and Colonists tick,
St LMMh. Cairo or Memphis nnd the "ii ale at ten tow raws M IMrtl
Cotton Bell Route. lt in send you Tuesdays in each month, until April
-our literature att rpiote yon rate for desert Hive literature and rur
i Addross Or titer pnrttenlan. a.lrers nearest ag nt
' M. ADAMI, E. W. LaBEAUME,
Trav. P. Agt, Gen. P. A T. A.. VV R PWC
Cotton Belt R'te, Cotton Beit Rte. Oeneral Pntaeagei fWl
Cairo, Htj bt. Loun, Mo Cape IMmrX, Mo
I . . - ' i 4
PLEASANT REFLECTIONS
You don't always have them whoa
the shirts come back, but if you pat
ronize us you wll have reflected In the
imsorn the polish which pleases Not
the highly glossy coating over a yel
lowish shirt, which hetnkena poor
washing or had water, but the clear,
well finished bosom, bands and cuffs
American Steam Laondn.
L C. HEItBeiT Prsarietef.
Roth Pkee ItU. m eiOrfTh jTtrtl
The milkman hath a cunning air. There was a young man named Polk,
The financier bath manner sly; Who at the race track went hi, .Ik,
There's water, water everywhere. Now, had to eatj (
Yet imrketistoks are noing dry. So in Water street
- W ashntiVBiMur lb- Lett hi new itlater in solk