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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY HORNING, AUGUST 7, 1905
, . , , .
The Bulletin Wants
y to read the bargains offered in tlic fol
VOU lowing adkts. There may be money
in it for you. It also wants you to try an ad-
let in this department if you want-to buy, sell ,
cr rent, want help. If you want anything or',
have anything to dispose" of which other peo-'
pie may want,try a small notice m this de
partment. It costs but little. Cent a word each inser- ,
tion. No ad less than 25c. Try it NOW-:
If you want a position ask for it,, in this
column. JNo cnarge inaae. iu i;uu.
Stocks Bonds Cereals
HOUSTRlftLS IH
A BIG ADVANCE
AVERAGE HIGHER THAN EVER
BEFORE DECLARES HENRY
CLEWS IN HIS WEEKLY LET
TER, WHICH IS AN OPTIMIS
- TIC ONE.
a more rigid economy in Government
disbu-. semen is.
Everybody in husiness is now wait
ing for the great coin crop to pass
the tlangt-r point, which, barring wide
spread and increashiRly improbable
disaster, it will do in the next two or
three weeks. Crop reports during the
week have, taken altogether, main
tained tiieir favorable character,
though the Government's report on
cotton, which is this month issued
with proper precautions to insure its
accuracy, confirms other authorities
that the cotton yield will be consider-
Special to the Bulletin.
ably below that of Inst season. Much
interest at:aeh?s to the Ausust. report
I?
tnauv uroducts Into wtucn tn s great
cereal enters, especially in the. great
provi.-don indii:';y. Then com is the
enormous tntfc incident to the great
orosoeritv throughout the vast corn
belt that a bumper harvest at, high
prices means. Our country is esstn-
tially an agricultural country; its
wealth comes from tha ground and
the prosperity of I'.ie producer quickly
spreads to the enl re fabric.
The arrival of M. Wine and the
circulation of alleged interviews with
him, iu which he was made to predict
failure or the cmir. peace negotia
tions, had temporarily quite a de-
nressina influenc? on ttio. market
1 : M
WATER HYDRANTS,
like everything else need attention.
If they get out of order great dam
age can no done in short apace of
time.
OUR TOOL BAG
contains everything necessary for
all kinds of repair work in the
plumbing line. "A stitch in time
uavert nine."
Give iw your repair ;work and
save money. :
GiLMORE BROS.
(Saocuaon to T W Gannon)
I WuhlnfUa At.
, . PLLMBEBS ANO STEAH FITTER
' Cairo Phonea S4 and M Eatimaloa
toraianod Out of town work aoliaiKd.
a, i !
ANNA LAKE MAYNES
2
tn nnu fur answers to advertisers at this office for the following
"H A E.." "C." "D" "H. C," "U B.." "S. S. S.," "II. U," "R. J.," "21.,"
and 'S." t", i '
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Rates For Classified Noticea
One Insertion, per word 01
Three, insertions, per word .... ,02Va
One week, per word ........... .05
Ono month, per word 15
All matter set in Nonpareil typo.
No advertisement inserted fur lcs3
than twetily-five cents.
FOR RENT.
Fur Kent --Hnuxs No. 433 TenlH afreet. 7
iiM'in ; Ixitimd cold water and bath luoui
Ap); to I. II. eUyera.
New York, August 5, 1005. "
The light floating supply of stocks
continues the dominant eatur3 of the
financial situation. Professional tra
ders have during the week made a
number of concerted demonstrations
against the markjt, but have met in
different success; and indications are
not wanting of unher progress to-
1-2 wards a period of inflation in Stock
Exchange securities out of all propor
tion to Immediate or nrosuec;lve rj-
WANTED, I turns on investments. T.iere have
W:..,t,.,1Ar. pznprfencprl Installment col- u is uue, a.uce mo nesium.is
lector with references: Address "H, A E" of thJ vear imnortani and nuiiierous
cre of UielJiiUolinoUkMi. In Hwi,l,l eotn h. n'th
nriceg 2025 points bight r tlian a year
ago these increased distributions may
OSTEOPATHY. :
Dr. Webb, Osteopathia Physician,
Wafsh'ngton Avenue.
LOST.
, lopt-- pt mncliin bird.
cii?nt, to sit nimn siroct, an
KHl'U.
id. Retnrn, if bo regarded, to. a very liberal degroe
and rceivo re- at Jeast as aIready largely discounted
by the higher quotations now ruling.
em iron It is siKtuhcant that ouotations today
Fimnd A nnir nt nilver rimmed Ptiectaclea . , 3 , . .
vetrrlay afu-nioo... Owner rail have tain-. s!nc Ine Breat revival WHICH accom-
Uv nnllinLf at 1 Viis fiftlrt Rml f fLvirttr t-hA (iC)SL (if I nn rv ii-t-i! trio oloftion (if T nl in lv ; ftllfl
ihisadvi-rUstiutat. .The Bultetiu. LN r iXn. MlQt, ici,; m
Var Kent-Furnishud rooms with bath.
Eolith utieeU
117
For Ri'Dt-VIrKant 6-room cottajte with bath
and dlleyway ou Iwenty-etgbth street. Ap
ply Thomas DruK store.
""r For Rent 7-r-om 1911 Wa.hltiston avenue,
Mod. in conveuiencea. Peter 8au).
i ' For Benl -Five room eotlaec. ia Union
i dtreet Oonventent lomill. streetcars and
t -rioa. SI' a month. Apply Cliarlea
V Vvtttli.
' ' roRrALevl!jy;;'5"--;i:.';r
t t For Sale Small (tmcery and rnijt market, a
i tnfmey maker. Will sell on aocouot of health.
1 A ," Ihis i fuse
J For Hae A well equipped dairy with a (food
' imviun l)LiineM- Mv oblect for ntllingisbad
lienltii. Iminire at linlletin office.
', LOTS FOR SALE.
! J .lime, ISOti, the -average quotation of
I I wi.lva 'uiiliitr, 1 n t net i-i fi 1 u u.-ael "8 T'rt.
SITUATIONS WANTED, day t.ie average quotation of the same
stocks is about 81, which is the high
est average ever reached, notwith-
irf.-nt nr nnk HIWIiim ,r. iin statidiiiK the Rreat upward movements
m I. i . -m. . ui iavi anil taoj. 1 nu uvaruni
ftny reader of The Bulletin to be filed by ad- . ,- , .. .
-itiserin pernon.on reuir fortu, at the or- ttyiiiuBi:iit:o iu mv i.rac:n uveitis
(Ice of The Bulletin C-mipauy, 70S Ohio Levee- price of tnes3 industrials were 77 in
The Bulletin Company unie no poni-
omtv ror any aaven-iaonient or Hiemexi(niaae i pi-incmuri, i-ooj, to m ma,,!;, .v.
therein and will not accept the notice, of anj 7:i In rieoomhoi. 1iliW And- nrfoaa of
irjnniitrlea !.' repilua! to MvarUMibMt prominent, ffttlway- stocks make an
uauidibemadeby mail. v even more strtkinr disnlav. the aver-
; ' 1 1 "..imimtm age of twenty . representative stocks
Watited-Experienced yonnK lady wants p-- In June, 18QC,heing 52, while today it
sition w cashier or assistant hokkeeper. Gocd , k,.,. -i..,. ,, ,,., ,v,.,t i,.,c
references. Address, "B. a.," this offloe, U above an average that, has
. , , ueen our once exceeueo, nainety, uy
. n i I that, nf .. 1 5I dnriiii? ihA memorable
i nuHHU-wumviwiiM ipusw. cirf WAirn- I - - ..... 0 . ..
enced; references given. Addreas, "L, I'. IK"- times in the automn of 1902. and from
lof the Department of Agriculture on (There is no doubt, of course, that the
i . f . . np l,tVi Dticc-ln n n I
the grain crops, u!cb will appear at , . olwv mA.(i
noon on Thursday next. Wall Stree. ' fm.0 nPlni.t.on51
is looking forward to one of the most - ; f" o ,oce thftm.
prosperous yeais in rai o.d his o n favorab!e prions. The
Tho earnings of the en a. grange! ,,, (nt,w mis
reads when in ops ..cs. wo .. . M , Rome 0f the s,alen,;-n,s al-
i. hiomi . n.i)m((1(i to ;lilt, ,,, hU interviews
wheat crop year, amwnese c,m,pu authorised show his
uiiii., & i s ,-.n.i.M.....H ..v-- .......;,.,. f,. ,,(.;! inn " a the matter
throughout the autumn and winter. A ' 1 . . nniI ..
larsre cron ct corn such as trie pres- . ',,,. ,.. .... ...,.. T ...,
. . ... , , ., ,, oi puiHicny r us inn we. iu mm
em pr.jimt.es v a.......-- . , . . ..., , . ac
tiens. ,ereis. inuiein-stpiace,, lne MlkatU).9 representatives,
railroad traffic on he corn itself and
the greatly increased tratt.ic ot tne , . .,, nrinillar t;,Htp ,n thf.ir
resnfetive countries and calculated al
sii. even ihouch the nlav be fully tin
derstood by both parties, to affect the
Diel'minary conditions at the confer
ence. Modern diplomatic methods ar?
full assurance that Russia knows ap
uroximatelv the terms Japan will hnai
lv accent: but we may confidently ex
pect from both sides periodical spec
tacular displays of energy intended
for borne consumption. These will
tirobablv furnish at Now York and the
.HAVE" BEEN. RECOONlZtu a g w(),.1(1.aoUler flnanc!a, centres lncen
A SURE CURE FOR ALL BILIOUS flllP,linMna In seeuritv ouota-
AND MALARIAL DISEASES, .. rananPR(1 ami Russian en
JOHN AHAYNES
O F8 OCER1 S
3 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
2 Choice Butter; Hams, Brealdast" Bacon, Staple wand Fancy
S Groceries. Fine Canned Goods, Etc . '
Special Attention to City Trade. '.Prompt Delivery iGuaranteed
2
619 Ohio Street.
Both Phone No.' too.
.
,.For Half a Century..
A Leader
..I..I.II. I
Malarial fever, BiHoua Fever, Fever
voys are almost absolutely sure to af-
j tol Por iile On Twenty-rHtli between Park
m rune a- d IJ n'.liruok Hi, hest Rio ind in the
iiir, imvitre ,ii I e r mulatto. Mrs, Marj-I-tt
Zrller, iU J I'aik aif.nue.
Wanted-Position aacolieotor. Address"'!)"
luisouiue.
4
- 4
ICE CR'EAM SODA
CRT 4 RUDE, S311 Bycamore,
; ' Meet me t the Fountain.
4 I
w'ich there was a graJuar recess on
to about 89 during the, reactionary
year of 19QX The fact should not
be overlooked, therefore, tha ;.aa far
aa the price gauge is concerned the
market is today at the aighest point
for many years. It has not, however,
reached this eminence as a result of
wild, senseless speculation, but has
crept, gradually upward, reflect in 2 gen
eral, prosperity and discounting future
nrosneritv. 1 As already noted, the
standard investment str;cks are bocom
ns so closely held they are nract cal
ly out. of the market as speculative
seenriries. and t'Jiis m turn is encour
! . .'1. AAAAAAAA&AAAAAAAAAAAAAA6a aKiiie ti ntlUiar in the lower-priced class
I . . ' o nf Mor-nrilu-a In which industrials lid
ore prominently. The 1;1kU pr'ces nat
urallv invite caution in niakm? pur-
chases and siiswtcst wisdom of profit.
taking on any further subsiantial al-
vances and the advisability of quick
turns during th;' irregular movements
nromised for the next few weeks.
Aside from high pr'ces and the pos
Hibilitv.of the nionov sitiuilion becom
ing so active as to constitute an ad
vert) :) factor, the immediate summon
1 1 ft Wj
k
life
DECLARE YOUR
INDEPENDENCE
Make up your mind that you will save some
of your money by making a deposit evety
week, or at least every month,, iu the
ENTERPRISE
SAVINGS BANK
, 609 Ohio Street, Caito, Illinois.
Wi- tnv Jnferest :it 3 tfr rrnl VfiMilKilind.
' ' w 1'" " - 1 1 A
1 .11...
eu every six iuonins. ...
making peace. Japan can better af-
jford to offer reasonable terms than
Russia can afford to accede to hnrsh
. . - . .... i iiit-i,. ii lit wilt- itriuni. I'VIHIC ,.II,..T
ind Anue Dumb Ague, Intermitting . n,uHinn here The
and Remittina Fever, Sun Pain, Sick Tq,(,i, or
Headache, Worms, Neuralflia, Swamp ' '. ' 'e BS t(( (,efeat
rcvti, waunuiv. i '
jnd General Dropsy, Ague wane, u
Srlppe.
AB a female regulator, blood pnrt onea tiiat will humiliate her still fur
fler and tn rouBlng a torpid liver (ner tanan ilaa achieved glory
have no equal. enough and Russia has been hitnilliat-
Malarial Rheumatism aiwaye uour , -..h
fitted and generally enred. ' " ' .; HENRY CLEWS.
"When Tour brain refuses to worn
and your whole nervouB Bytem w ievei. stralaht and Comfortable
m the ragged edge ot utter prostra Tho roadg.of the Now yori Central
don, ; and your very viuuny booiu uneg . over which run hourly trains,
...,-i ..sir talrn WnnH'l Fever , ,
uuaiuk . I orennv ma natural niKuwur . oriwmu
Pille and ihout RureJta. '' the East and West. A water level for
50c a Box. If Your Druoa' Don ' one thousand miles between Chicago
Keep tnem wnio j , -inri New York, alone the shore of Lake
DR. WM. WOOD & SONS, . Erie and Lake Michigan, through the
rAirta. ILLINOIS, Mohawk valley ana tiesiaeH too mm
I n n PIvm A ennlri lovol ollil Rtrnlsht.
are offering comforts and conven
iences uticurpassed.
Send a 2 cent stamp to ueorgo II.
Daniels. General Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station, New York for
a copy of the illustrated Catalogue
of the New . York Central a "Four-
Track Series." :
1
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Among banks must iave assets to, enable it 4
to take care of its customers.
An examiriatiott of our last published state
ment snows we stana on top in oouiuciu
Our reputation and methods are of high re- T
. r..- Anncitnrs nW snimo OUT : hpst a
pULC. UUl y,wJAi.wM - -
zens. i ,. ,
jc! citi
We want others' and you are one of them:
Tri'-'-1. ! 1 t r-T--r t- ,. 1
HickorvS
...City National Bank...
6O9 Ohio Street,- Cairo Illinois.
Assets Over $1,400,000.00.
iO'JO I'lood,
We run two wagons, make prompt deliveries,
Ctark-Danf orth Haridle Co.?. ,
iThe only place hir town
wnere you can gen an
Hickory Wood. Two
horse wagon load 11.60
lEtiL .PnONB, 236.
West 31st 8t.r M.ftU. K.
Smith Brothers
THE BIG STORE
1300-8 Washington Avenue
DealerH in everything that la good
to eat, xxm find wear. Rxclnnive agentr
tor BLANEE'S Celebrated Ootfaes,
Deposits over $1,000,000.00.
1
e BuUetln pronenta all the latest
and telegraphic news.
Cairo City Transfer Line
Successor to StolU & Waltor.
.T' TT ICW.TRfVfr. tVnnrintni'. All h-lndf.
r.f Vinnllnc rlr.no . nrnmritlv. Itnth
phonea 133. 1111 Washington Avenue
Cairo ------- Illinois
m
j'o
D. F: Duggan
PHYSICIAN 4, SUKGEON
Office Howe Bldg. 1101 Com'l Ave.
Office lluurs, 9 to 11 a. ra.
2 to G .nnd 7 to 9 P- in.
PHONE, CAIRO 460
YM. C!' TMt; S-;.
KOtttauoui
Bo. ! (iHUy) P."
Ko. 4af dally) - :M .iu
Xo.l'jiveB freli(liyrd (weik dy) 1:WI p.m
I SOUTH BODSD
. l!1 ,
W KLUE WHITE B
Steam Laundry
: For the Best Work.
Until I'luifitl. Ilnlllilay IIoum llluck. m
K v. 1 Iwmi trlallyj ..,.....:' . -
wo. iTitoiiyj.-'
It. W.avt on. Jort. M.
Fresh and New Stock.
GROCERIES.
! ' CMill At., ' tIKt, IIX. jjt
$ both from a financial nnd trade and an
industrial and agricultural standpoint
reuia'ns distinctly favorable. Railroad
earnings are fully maintaining than
recent records, and bank clear'ngt
not alone at New oYrk, but " lhroufr
ctit. the country, are maltinir n?w rc
cards monthly, the July totals showlnfr
a en In of 25 iicr cent over July a year
asro and of (1 tier cent over the larsest
.lulv tolal heretoforo recorded that
of 1902. Another utrikinf? feature" in
Uio official report of tho New iork
Stato Superintendent, of BanklnK
Hhovvinc for the year endiiiK with Jnnt
the enornruis increase of ?8 ),8'.0,0'iu
in deposits in the saviiiRs banks of
th State. And our foreign commerce
is keetiiiiK pace with our Internal
trade. As noted in these advices nsr
week, ('he fiscal year ending witn June
made new records both as to 1 m porta
and pxnorta of merchandise: ana sncn
official returns as have been made for
tho month lust, ended indicate an ac
tivc continuance of thsse favorable
condit'ons. The Vplted States Ap
nralsor al, this port, for Instance, gives
the appraised value of merchandise
imported in July at $51,000,000, which
i an Increase of more than t10,M0,OO0
comparing with the f corresponding
month of a year rro. This growtu in
import value which means a corres
pondiiiK increnso in Government rev
enues Is a matter of considerable
moment at; this time, and will hoc una
Incrcasinjily Important should it cou
I'nue, us it promises to, unlil ('on-Kt-.'ss
meets In November. There Is
priibnbly no inoro pnlent HdveiMr; hi
llneuce for tlie slock maikel to e )in-
iii t. than tariff acitatlon. Owing lo
the new expenditures that followed
tho Spnnlsh war, th current tariff has
not. been capable of proviuelnf? ft suf
ficient revenue to meet the Govern
ment's Increased peiiditureB. Early
in the current year the deficit proniln
ed to he so huge t'uat a readjustment
of the FchedulJH nppeured the only
Fiolnilon; but fore nn trade reiurns
hnvo s'neo so generally Improved thnt
best information from Washington In
dicates an Intention among the major
ity tmrlv lo Horur.i what additional
revenue I" (dill needed by means of
minor HiodiUrarionsj ot tht tartf and
TIGER AND DOG CHUMS.
OUR BEER
um11 mate vou see the bright side
ol life. It is entirely wholesome
because it is
absolutely pure
No ' expense is spared in the
brewing of this beer for we pride
ourselves on giving you a beei
that cannot oe equanea ror us
mellow taste ana tnorougn puiuy
Cairo Brewing Co
River TrausportotioD
B LEE LINE STEAMERS
For Memphla and Way
U Landlnge
g tme? Departure
))) Pete ra Lee, Reea Lee, alter.
j. nately, Tueday....5 p. m.
W Stacker Lee Wednesday, S p. m.
n Ferd Merold... Saturday, 3 p. m.
St Loula ana wax .
Landlnga
Stacker Lee 8unday, a. m.
fr4 Herotd. Wednesday, a. m.
Cincinnati and Way
Landlngt
Patera , tee, Rceia Laa, Alte
W nately, Sunday, tu rn.
TP. rot rreigni mna rasiata 7
ill ltaUl.tar I'll I 111 p Wtaarfhoat, Cairo.
r
Remarkable Friendchip Between the
Two Animals.
There is no use waiting for the
millennium. '"It Is here. The Bensal
User, six months old, and the mongrel
nip, eight, months old, have lain down
and got up together in one case In
perfect brotjverly love since the birth
of the tiger iu Cincinnati.
The cub and the pup are now
housed iu a narrow packing . care ir.
Hexitmer's livery stable, HoboUen.
ready for shipment to Hogenheck'e
show In Europe. The Hippodrome
people heard of the pair, and are no-
gotia.ing with Howard fcunic
Hneenbeck'B ; aKent, for their pur
chase. "
"Usually," said Frank Krlssell, Mr.
Fieldirtir's representative, when cx
periments like that are tried the tiger
eats un the doK as soon as the tiger's
teeth are , good enough. Hut In this
cane they seemed to take to each ot ti
er from the first, and now nothing
can sever them. If yon touch tho doa
the tiger will make a slap at you.
But If you touch the tiger the dog
thinks It's a Rood joke.
"If the tiger pets obstreperous tho
nun sits (lowti 'on the tiger's head.
Then the ti see renins up at. once. The
only time "the dog ever respeetti his
friend Is when the tiger Is eating his
portion ''Of raw meat. Then the do?
keeps out of the way." New York
Sun.- - '' ' ' .
7ire.Oeeeef5,-:''
I THE BULLETIN'S LIST f
t Cairo Manufactured Articles j
f :: "" , ' 1
T PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES. Here are the J
goods made in Cairo. Read the list, learn what they are, J
ana ouy
BUY THE BEST.
Syl ph Flo ur
H.L. HALLIDAY MILLING CO.
JOHN S. JENKINS
ARCHITECT r
THE BUCHER-WOODFORD
PACKING CO.
BUTCHERS & PACKERS
WHOLESALE
Both Phonea 111 40tk A Ohl St
1006 Commercial Annoi, Cairo Cei
11 F. MOREL AND
TIN, COPPER AND SKltT
IRON WORKS.
Steamboat and' Blowpipe Work,
llghtaRooflni, Corrloe, autd teel
NO. HW1 TENTH STRMT.
0a iBJeef)HrWU'ia1i
P. LANGtN
WHOLESALE ANP RETAIL
,lty. Out of town order tone-
iu and will reeelra our prompt
and pwaonai an i.
. twtwaoa Tnta
and Twellth Straeti.
'" a' a ".? If liV-' : V
? Ill U h CL''rf Tarn. tumo
Bi HWOB.HA A, JUAA, ww-
111 . -. Chuiaml Manager . - U There always remain a HleUm In
R Wantral OrBo, IW Front Mr. 3 t h minrj f (he most devoted wife
W Ktuii-bU-... ....Tniiea (j ,lflt perharti she could liave done bet-
JaUatiiJiaUaAa5.Bai3 (cr.-i"H"" .....
., An. Item of Strervoth." '
nenriro Ade was talking about some
bnilHngs that had ;collansea hdlf-fln-isheil-
In Chicago. ' : !
"They were put up," said Mr. Ado,
"by builders of a typo too familiar to
U3 in America.
"I once heard of two of theso build
ers who, over a glass of beer, met and
talked together like this :
"'Jones, you always have better
luck than me.'
'Better luck? How so?'
" "Whv. how ele do you account
(or my new houses Mowing down In
hint week's wind, while yours weren't
haimed? All were built (he ame
same woodwork, same mortar, every
thln.' 'Yes,' ttabl the other builder, 'but
you forget that mine ' bail been pa
pered.' "
Generally Justified.
The Place to Oct Y otir v . H
S T A NCY ; 0 U E X N SWill:-;
t : V st A. M. SPENCE-oVCO.r'pK
-v V - --
Michael J. Walder
numbing and i Heating
Contractor.
CAIRO'S LEADING PLUMBER.
1111 Waahlntton Ave. s t
v i;tummtimmiuiwM
H ;J. lll.'KORI N S O N , g
HeAL aT.8TATE At;r.NT '.pa
, Aflint Aetna Llfa Inturanra Co.
!Z (Acrldnnt and Liability Dep't)
? ACCIDENT TICKETS FOR SALE
2 612 COMMERCIAL AVENUE. iS
ia.tai.. ... .
CAIRO CREAMERY
Wholcaalo Manntatlotan ot
ruro Croamery Butter
Wing' High Cracfa ce Crm.
ef icaO
, ndck and Fmtt a4 F)o
Ircain a BtreclaltT ror wet
teraptleni.
708 Hatioan Ar.
ai Mnlb Phonat. ... CAIHO ILL.
rryyiaaaaaaaaaaa
MaLLICTIMraV' VrV ' ;
Roay f'santaln Tea llw .
' 1 a serf aUJisnii r ewj rciii,
Bdaff DulJta U.UU and 1i(it
w.rw ( Ooaiaifcai, ia4MMtM L'.t '
ami Ki.lr,-Y TWiblfw, l-nuU-, !, luipuri
Ht-io.1, Ha Sreh, MtitreMiH IWh, -la. ba
U4.t.i:.TaH tae Com-airn a!. 1
lateat saws. u..,. wjlt micr.ns K UUCf K-IZ
A