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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
GALERfl De COLORADO

Sc acaba de recibir en- esta Galerfa.
Ell surtido de tarjetas para la proxi-
ma eS.acion.
Los nuevos modelos, hallaran Sc
guramente muy buena acojida porque
es 10 mas artlstico y 10 mas elegante
que Sc ha fabricado hasta ahora.
Sc atendera con Ell mayor gusto 4
todas las personas que deseen yer las
nuevas tarjetas dandose cuantos de-
tales 8 precios Sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Ia cuaren1ena subsistence
PrecauciOnes en- Norteamerica

Nueva York, jueves.-A pesar de las dis
posiciones del gobernO de Venezuela, las auto
Tidades Sanitarias de Washington han ordenadO
que continue vicente la cuarentena en- los puer-
9os de la republica.
Hasta que no Sc compruebe plenamente la
noticia, sera aplicada Ia cuarentena rigurosa
las procedencias de Venezuela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Ia azsqszigicsad
de Anem ania
Palabras de Guillermo Ill

Nueva York, iueves.-El Kaiser aludieu-
do la politica International que sc mueve &C
tualmente en- el terreno de las allanzas, dice
que Alemania no tiene NADIA que temer nj en- el
presente nj en- 10 porvenir, cualquiera sea el
|rumbo que tome la poltica International.
Alemania esta tranquila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Ia extinction de In
peste en Venezuela


Nueva York, jueves.-Las autoridades sa-
nitarias de Washington, han manifestado sus
dndas sobre la extinction de la peste bubonica
EN- Venezuela.
En- Washington, atrib1yese combinaciones
de la politica del general Castro, la declaration
de que el puerto de La Guayra esta limpio de la
peSte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
10 cuarentena en Trinidap
Ell peligro pasado

Nueva York ueves-Informan los despa-
Chos recibidos de Trinidad que e Goblerno in
giles ha levantado la incomunicacion con los
puertos VenezOlanOs en- vista de las declara-
clones del Gobierno de Caracas, sobre la termi-
nacon de la epidemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
Excitaci6n 10 parIamentaria
Esperanto nuevOs encuentros

Nueva York, jueves.-DiCen de Madrid que
sc teme dada la excitacion que han quedado
los animos despues del monumental escandalo
parlamentario de aver, que Sc reproduzcan en-
la pr6xima session del Congreso nuevas escenas
ItumultuOSas en- la Camara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-28
"a prenSa contra la alianxa
Una negotiation premature

Nueva York, jueves-La prensa de Lon
dres estudiando la proposition del presidente
Fallieres ha manifestado que todavia es pre-
mature q tratar de una alianza entire FranCia
lnglaterra Russia
II gran diarO londinense The Times es el
que mas acent1a la oposici0n al proyecto.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

Robert Athon. manager Of Iinn'r
Musical Comedy company that
clever company which comes for
cna week commencing Monday Nov
23rG is one of the most widely
known theatrical managers on the
read The company numbers thirty
people, and has among its members
such well k0uwu stars at Tony West
late OF Weber & Fields New York
company; Jake Clifford late come
dian Of The Girl Question; San
Hvmans. who the past three seasons
sang all the tenor roles with the
hhoru opera company and Andy Bud
vcienc, is probably one Of the hest
-haracter men in the musical comedy
business. All week Of Nov 23rd
Will matinee Thanksgiving and Sat.
urIay. Prices are %, -, and 81
cents with la'ics free Monday night
18th each SOC ticket
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
234 Eighth Street

and back to the Microbes" for iona
than Camel,
Several heavy warriors Of New
Haven and Princeton will enter the
debating squad and leave football
alone hereafter Some is enough.
Dr. Roller of Seattle says he has
quit the wrestling game and in the fl-
ture will devote himself TO pugilism
All right, Doe. cut loose
Jack Everhardt, the old-time light
weight, has gone to Panama to start a
boxing club Jack heard that there
was a bunch OF Chinese Boxers down
there.
lem Driscoll, England's champion
featherweight will meet Matty Bald
win again, the two having signed for
a contest to be pulled off next week
in Boston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
SELLS BIC TRACT
IN MISSOURI
G. W. BUCHANAN OF CAIRO
TRANSFERS 1900 ACRES TO
EASTERN PARTIES.
IN MISSISSIPPI COUNTY
Purchasers Are Clearing Land Pre-
paratory to Cultivation
Tract viii Form Fine
Farm Lands.

Az important real estate transac
/ ticr of interest IN this locality has
/ been negotiated by which Mr.. G w
buchanan Of Cairo, has sold to east
err parties a large tract Of land in
Mississippi county, Missouri, across
the river from Cairo, comprising
nearly lS0l acres.
The consideration of the deal is
said to be about $4,000 Two hun
bred acres of the tract is cleared, the
remainder being timber lands CT
great value
The purchasers have put large
force of men to work clearing the
timler land. getting it in readiness
fer cultivation, and expect to spend
a large sum of money in the process.
When the work is finished the land
viii form some of the best farms in
the fertile Mississippi county The
soil which has been subject TO over
flows is alluyiaI and therefore very
rich
MI Buchanan has owned the tract
for a uumber of years but not desig
ing 10 cultivate it, decided to relieve
himself of the work incidental 70
placing the land iu readiness for
farming purposes The purchasers
doubtless will realize handsomely of
the investment for Mississippi coun-
t. has a fine record for wheat and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

For she cannot help it. Women arc
often cross. irritable, hySteric, and
declare they are driven 10 distrao-
ton at the slightest provocation. "a
Men cannot understand why this
should be so. To them it il q mys.
terry because i'm nine times out III
ten this condition is caused by
serious feminine arrangement.
A remedy is necessary which acts
directly upon the organs Afflicted, re-
storing a healthy nornaloondltion to
the feminine system, which VIII
quickly disTel all hysterical, nervous
and irritable conditions. Such IL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

which petitioner lives is composed o.
several isl1uds, the one on which he
resides bong -four miles distant from
that on which the schools are situated
and communication between them is
sometimes impossible. Petitioner
owns a large part Of the island and
bis family are the only residents
thereon. BY mandamus he attempted
10 compel the town to provide a
school on his island for the accom-
Of his children The SUI
preme judicial Court of Massachu
scus in Davis Inhabitants Of Chill
mark. IS Northwestern Reporter l0I
doplcros the position Of petitioner
and says that the statute requir
him to send at least one of his chill.
drcn to school he pays taxes to con
siderable amounts hu he can0.t cX-
poet the town TO maintain sch q for
his sole benefit,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
ORDINANCE NO. 1870.

kr ordinance granting the Cairo
lHa So Louis Railway Company
.rruoratiou organized under the
laws OF the state %, Illinois its sue
ccssors aud assigns. the' right TO con.
strict lease maintain and operate a
railway upon and along the public
highways hereinafter named.
Whereas. Petitions of the owners
OF the majority of the real estate
fraHtaec upon ihe several public
hfcaways hereinafter named and of
each mile and fraction thereof
measured from the initial points
named 100 such petitions. along said
public highways. a- required by law.
have Icau dulE flol with the City
yIeHt of the city Of Cairo. Alexander
Cr.utr Illinois requesting the CITY
Council of said city 10 grant 10y OF,
H-sucp tn fHc Cairo and St Louis
Railway Company q corporation. iis
.H,e.-.0r-. cr assigns. the right and
authority TO construct lease, main
tain mH Operate railway upon and
Aliens said hereinafter named public
Mehvays. and also to uec if as dee.
-.lea the tracks equipments and au
Uliaucc- of tle Cairo Electric d.
Traction Company aHl
Whereas. said Cairo and ST
Louis Railway Company has petit
TERED said CITY Couuc.l for the right
and authority fro construct lease.
maintain and operate railway upon
the said hereinafter named pub BE-
highways and has given more than
fsH 900 days public notice OF the
time and place oi presenting Its said
aurfeatiou t8 -aiI City Council fCr
said right aHI authority by pubIca-
tic. in hU.l The EFe1ing Citizen.
anil 9Th. Cairo Bulletin" news
parers published #aiit Boz said City If
Cairo. a- appears fr1m copies Of -aii
publication auI ecrtIEcate- of said
restrictive Publishers of said papers
attached thereto Hf.I with said til
tfFrE. AID u zoo either respects BIAS
surr complied uIth tbo laws and
-iatrtas uf This state and ordinance
of the said ritr SOB relation to the
presentation of its said application
and with respect to obtaining said
f-Ht anil authority
Therefore Pc 90 Ordained Or the
City Cornell uT THE cts Of Cairo.
Alexander County. Illinois
section q That tle right per
mission end authority are hereby
erElteI EafI Cairo and ST Louis
R-ilNav Company fts successors
lessees and assigns o. c1Hsfruct
base maiutarH and operate p siaEic
GO double fTsck railway to- ther
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

In discussing Tire market house
proposition at the Merchants
Luncneon last Saturday one of The
speakers expressed the belief that,
as these luneheons or diseussi MS
were held to promote the interests 81
business men. it was manifestiy mot
in order TO urge the establishment
Ct a market house. which the retail
procers believed would operate % il-
lHre them. This was wrong yine.
The luncheons and discussions az,
held probably for the purpose of I...
GUESSING all subjects. but for pr8mGt.
iag the interests Of the cily 81 Cairo
of all the people Of Cairo-au not
of any one class OF citizens. Wlu
such interests are against tine gen.
eral interests. 10 is proper OF ctursc.
that retail ErOcers. mi Others.
should make protest when anything
is proposed which would iujufe them
without bringing compromising bpnc
fits TO the people at large but I'D DBL
minds of great many people tic
market house proposition does not
carry with il ans strong suggestion
Ct injury TO the retail grocers. vile
it does seem to offer very consider
able benefits to the consuming public
Anyway. il might BE- well to have
some one represent 10 speak for
the consumer when next this promo
sition comes up for iiscrssion. aud
to speak also for the farming ccm-
mlniiy whose presence in the city is
very much desired and 70 whom a
market house would be- a great al
traction II Is not At all admitted that
= market house would be an uu-
mixed evil for grOcCrs even for AS
was said by Mr. Spence. vice presi
dent Of the Retail Grocers' assOc.a
ton at last SatHrda luncheon; il
would depend entirely upon the rules
and regulations governing the estab
lishment
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
COUNTRY CLUB TALK

For The Bulletin by x. Ray Faber)
Mr. Hartman was thinking
while driving out here today that
with minority representation. the
Australian ballot aud the new pri-
mary election law, new depart
mcnt or branch of study should be
added to the schools, teaching the
boys how to perform the mere me-
chaHical duties OF exercising the
right ~ e.raaec when taoy shall BE-
-CmC voters.
Mrs. lsaacs Repeal the so-caIlcd
reform measures. They have not re-
suited i'm an, good that can dis.
cove Look at minority representa-
,ion V5l three votes for one candi-
dalt one and one-half each for
two. 1r ne each for three As re-
nj. his aud the new primary Law
No have IN this district which em-
braces five counties. all three of the
tate representatives from one coun-
~ What kind OF repres sntation is
that for the district az large The
senatorial districts should be divided
into three representative districts.
each entitled to a representative in
the general assembly.
Hartman. The australian ballot
lis failure Although "A costly and
cumbersome apperteuaHce. it renders
fraud safer and easier than did the
old single ballot system. which was
easily understood without teach.ne.
u the ballots are honestly policd un-
Ter the Australian system. a tricky
Judge Of election has any amount OF
chance for cheating when the votes
a.r esnyas-eI. especially when the
~ ratChrl tickets are canFasscd. and
there arr tricky Judges Of elections.
al-. vbH the figuring Of politicians
ta get men ~ their selection on the
election bOards2 This is a point for
the new pure ballot association to
consider
IEaaCs As for the rev primary
law. il gives the people the expense
Of holding two elections where one
suficed before. and there were too
many then. they come too often.
The cid delegate conventions eX-
pressed the viii Of the parties quite
as accurately. they were no more
subject n the control 81 the bosses
- b. tho primary election. AMI It
made n draft On the public treasuIy
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

The primary election creates bitter
mass between factions that cannot
be eStinaushed before the general
election rs held As consequence
the candidate of the majority party
chosen at a primary election will
often be defeated at the regular
election as Governor Deneen came
near being at the late election. This
may operate to the advantage of the
minority party but such fractional
fights, hwittheir results are not for
the public good
Hartman: Much that is crowded
forward these days as in the line OF
progress, Improvement or reform is
found deficient on trial Cpmplexity
takes the place of simplicity, and
anything involving this necessity
should be looked upon with sus'
picion: when sfted it will often be
found a retrograde proposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
INSTRUMENTATION
Matinee and Night.

The Boy Detective" will be the
play put on at the Cairo opera house
today at the matinee by the Jewell
Kelley Stock company The play IS
0na which has been seen in all the
big cities, In addition to the play,
numerous specialties will be intro
duced and 100 toys will be given
away to the first 800 bows and sir,s
sntelsng the theater with a paid
ticket. Doors opeu at p. m. sharp,
performance begins al go. Tonight
Jesse James the Bandit King, Will
be given. Mr. Kelley has his own
version Of tine famous play and
guarantees the most pretentious and
satisfactory performance Of Jesse
James ever seen here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

with all necessary or convenient sid
ines, Wrnouts. spurs curves and con
Injections with existing or future lines
of grantee, and also all necessary or
convenient equipment, appliances
and appurtenances for said railway
in upon, over and along the surface
Of the following described public
! Highways in the City of Cairo, Alex
ander County Illinois, namely;
Sycamore street from the north
corporate limits Of said city of Cairo
TO the intersection OF Thirty-fouth
street and across all intersecting
streets and public places;
Also Thirty.fourth street from the
intersection of Sycamore street to
the intersection of Commercial ave
nue., and across all intersecting
streets AMI public places;
Also Commercial avenue from the
intersection of ThirtyGourth street
to the intersection of Second street
apA across all intersecting streets
aud public places;
Also Railroad street from the in
tersection of Eighth street to the in
tersection of Second street and
across all intersecting streets and
public places;
Also Fourth street from the inter
section of Commercial avenue to the
intersection OF Railroad street and
across all interseeting streets aud
public places All in said City of
Cairo Illinois
Provided That said railways
upon Railroad and Fourth streets
shall re OF single main track con
struction; that sidings shall be laid
with single main track construction
only; shall extend across not to en-
ceed one street intersection. and
shall be placed no nearer than ten
hundred (l00)) feet to each other
unless otherwise assented to by the
Street Committee Of said city coun
cil that spurs shall extend only toi
property owned, leased or rsad by
Grantee; and that turnout cOnstruc
tiCn. wheresCeyer practicable shall
bo of diamond turnout character.
-Httlibh anu lut Lltl anu d4NNt |
but not in imitation of the fore,
going, the right permission and au-
thCgity are hereby granted said
Cairo and St Louis Railway Com
1any its successors or assigns, with |
the consent OF the Cairo Electric and |
Traction Company, its successors or
assigns, to use in the operation Of |
said railway and railway cars, if and |
as desired, the tracks power, wires
Equipment and appliances of said
Cairo Electric & Traction COMPANY |
its successors and assigns, now CT
laid or used by said Cairo
Electric G Traction Company its |
or assigns, in upon and |
along the surface OF said public high |
ways described in Section one O)i
hereof;
Provided, That nothing herein |
contained shall be construed to au-
thorize the location at any one time |
of more than two t2) parallel main |
tracks in any of said streets. or Oft
more than one dD main track in |
said Railroad and Fourth streets; anc
any track or tracks of the Cairo Elec-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.


East.
Yale vs. Harvard AZ New Haven
Vast Point ys. NiIlmoya at WcsN
Point
Williams VS. Amherst at Amherst,
Naval Cadets Us. Virginia Polytcch
ie Institute at Annapolis.
Lehigh SIS. Lafayette at Easton, Pc
Trinity VS.. Cornell at Ithaca
Union College vs.. New York Uni
yersity at New York.
Gettysburg College SIS. W. 4. p. at
PiusturE.
Washington and Jefferson VS. Way
aesburg Normal ar Washington. Pa.
West.
Chicago VS. Wisconsin at Madison
Illinois vs.. Northwestern al Urbana
Nebraska SIS. Hastings at Lincoln.
Minnesota vs.. Carlisle Indians a..
Minneapolis.
Washing ON University vs. Wander
tilt at ST. Louis
Bcloft vs. Monmouth at Monmouth
Illinois
Lawrence" IS. Ripou al Ripon.
VIE
Lombard gs. Bradley Polytechnic
at Ga'csburg co.
Washburu rs. Kansas State Agricul.
ural at Topeka Kas.
Rose polytechnic rs. Butler at Terr1
Houtg. IuJ
Indiana vs. Purdue ~ Lafayette,
Ind
Northwestern College vs. Mar
luerte at Watertowu, Wis.
Ohio state VS.. Oberiin al Columbus
Ohio.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Miami at Ok
ford. o.
South.
Georgia Tech VS. Mercer at Allan
Ga. Ca.
Alabama SIS. Haskell Indians at Biz
Ungham.
Tcnne-e c VI. Chsitauora at NnoN.
willie
south Carolina rs Wake Forest a.
Raleigh.
Hampden sidney vs. Randolph Ma
con at Petersburg. Va
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
The Bulletin 10 on sale at the follow
Ing places:
CoIemsn's, 2fs Eighth Street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Ele Front Restaurant.

One Of tle s-rong signs OF pros
peritv in this section is the lively
movement in real estate. Every day
for three days past The Bulletins
news columns have recorded big
deals. This morning it is a 100000
deal by q Cairo man in Missouri,
land yesterday morning il was q
$751; sale OF Cairo Wreckng cos
property embracing twenty-five lots,
the day before it was a 100000 deal
Tor more) in Cairo residence aud
business property There were manv
smaller deals and several larger ones
are pending But the biggest Of all
deals and the best Of all in ma"r
years. was the deal made by the
city council with the Mckinney a..
teruban railroad people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
LEGAL DECISIONS
sssssssss ss ss.s6sssss. :

Ayerring Relationship Of Judge TO
Attorney as Contempt Johnson g.
state liz Southwestern Rcportcr
l43. an attorney having offered ro tlc
Ia motion suggesting TO the court Thar
Ian opposing attorney was related tu
the judge within thc prescribed do
gree auJ ihat his fee was contingent
WAS fined for contempt Tbo Suppress.
c-Irt uf Arkansas hoJ fhD decision
erroneous as fhe suggestion dlI gw
reflect ou the integrity or imUar-a..
OF the judge and was based GA i.si.
grounds for disqualification
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
October Circulation.

The above Is correct statement
of the circulation of The Cairo Rr'-
letn for the year 1867 and for the
month OF October 1908
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this third day Of November 1908.
(SeaD LEO j. KLEB.
Notary Public,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

n you don't nobody will. Z Is your
business 10 keep out of an the trouble
yen can and you can ami will keep
out of liver and bowl trouble IL You
take DR. Kings New Life Pills They
bocp liliousuess. malaria and iuuIirr
"Hf az your system 25c at all drug
stores.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

However conservative the farmer is
about h.s politics and hi religion and
Pills views on morality. DE- has rid him
self of most of his old1ime 1-sd IDEAS
sou1r agriculture and is leading the
professional state cXperim .u'alists in
Che search for now metbods.-Toledo
Blade
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
Concluded on Sixth Page.)
Watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years have watched
the working of Bucklen's Arnicq
Salve; and it has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
a doctor bill" says A. f. Hardy, Of
East Wilton, Maine, 25c at all drug
il was applied. 1t has saved us many
stores
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
a Navel Comnliment.

His wig blew off. and was captured
and returned by a nice young lady
70 whom the gentleman acknowledged
his obligation with: "A thousand
thanks, my dear You are by far the
most successful hair restorer | ever
tried.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT.

Packey Mcfarland becomes angry
when anyone mentions that Oscar
Nelson is writing a swell book.
President Ebbets of Brooklyn has
handel Palsy Donovan his. Another
god -sh0fer- pitcher over the radio
tr-
l. MANAGER q tbs Cincinnati Red
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year l907.........2'1o
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
in October 1905 ...... 20o9
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

Many a man who goes around boast
Ing that he Is his own master doesn't
know that We haFe primary elections.
and II he Vere told that there EsTe
sueh things he would wonder shat
people did at then
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
no expense TO ee spared

when my uncle comes to town"
said the Young man, firmly, "he
shall be- properly entertained. He
snail never say hat I did not do him
we'll He shall have everything that
bis mnneN viii buN."
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
WHAT He SAID To HALE
tGonttnued From First Page.)

the west. where they can break the
first force Of attack
Tho emperor said he believed Ann
erica would be forced to fight Japan
within ten years He seemed eager to
talh aud poured a steady stream Of
criticism upon England for two hours
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

Compelling Maintenance Of School
A statute Of Massachusetts COM
pels the attendance ar school Ok chit
dIea a. certain ages. The town as
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

Mary r. Goldman Gray Hair
Rostorer, is a refined, scien-
tihc preparation, the use of
which for Il few day, gives
the original color to gray
and faded hair in Il natural
manner 1t is so entirely
different from the ordinary
dyes and sediment prepare
ations that its use is a keen
delight, Its users feel sat
isfied, Try it on our guar
antee. Price Sl,00, express
prepaid on receipt Of price.
Address Mary Y. Goldman,
Goldman Bldg st. Paul,
Mimi, or For Sale by
Mrs. H. L. Bradley
234 Eighth Street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21
LYDIA Z. PlNkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

The following letter serves 10
prove this fact.
Mrs. Matte Copenhaver. 315 So.
21st St, Parsons, Hans, writes:
For two years I suffered from the
worst forms Of feminine ills, until 1
was almost driven frantic. Nothing
but morphine would relieve me. Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
brought me health aud hapT-ness and
-..-I. - 4. wrnTt ~.-rr.rn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-21

An excursion ANA picnic were given
ON June 18Th, for the benefit of the
proposed new aCthoIic church to b.
built on Walnut ant Twenty secoul
streets The Steamer Cumberland
made two trips for he picnic grounds
at America, Pulaski County carrying
sea people The Cairo silver Corn,t
Band furnished music The met pre-
ceeds of the picnic amounted TO $50.