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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25
Exact Loss Not Known HEAVY on
Both Sides Sultan Pris-
oner in Palace
Twenty to Thirty Thousand Massacred at Adana-.
Many Young Girls Reported Missing
Missionaries Ki|Ied.-Quiet
at ConstantinopIe

is believed that a thousand or more
men fel. Private houses with the line
CT firing suffered greatly
White FIan Misused.
One Of the heaviest losses to the
parliamentary forces occurred
through the misuse Of the white flag
by the besieged Tasch Kischla bar
racks. For more than an hour the
machine gu-s of the attacking party
poured a hail of shot into the garris-
on, and then the defenders hoisted a
white flag. The infantry moved for
ward in the open and gun fire wGs
suspended. When the battalion was
within four hundred yards Of the
barracks, guns behind the walls open
ed fire on them, killing q and wound
ing so.
Non-contestants Killed.
In one quarter 5000 or 1000 troops
We're engaged but with the terrific
exchange of shots a few nOn-combat,
ants were killed. Half of the Salon
I'M NHa9HVui0 "HO NClc piou5Hl liOtH
the country districts several months
ago and placed in the Yildiz garriso
by the committee of Union and Pro
gress, and who took a prominent part
in the recent mutiny, fell fighting in
or near the barracks, where they MUIR
dered most of their officers ten days
ago.
In the pockets of some of the dead
We're found large sums of money n
gold, which it is assumed Is part of
the prce for ther loyalty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25
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because a woman is pretty certain
envious women viii accuse her OF any
hing aud everything Beauty is sell
lom without a penalty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25
lsconic and True

"How's your hair2" asked one par.
sally bald gentleman Of another. It's
going some" vas the answer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25
Rsnar. Lest You Find Him.

There is no one whC Is not danger
JUS for somebody. Seyigne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-25
Fighting at the Porte.

The fighting in the Stamboul quar-
ter occurred at the porte. where the
garrison surrendered after a sharp
fussilade There is stif lighting yet
at Aplik Haheh barracks, where the
mntinous artillerym-a who recently
arrived from Tehatasia, we're quarter
ed The number Of casualties prob
ably never will be krown. but it is
estimated far into the thousands.
Around the Taxlm barracks alone it
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Tailored Waists S1.5O
 Worth S2.OO

Beautiful Tailored Waists, a very exten, sive line, embracing all the popular mate rials, in white and dainty striped and fig ured effects, in shirt and taiIor-made styles, trimmings of plating tucks and large pearl buttons-You will consider them good value at the regular price ssoe, special for tomorrow at $15O
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
WITNESSES COMPLAIN OF COUNTY SEAT

Each term of court held at Tomb stone brings a renewal of the plaints of witnesses and others who have to make the journey to and stay in Tombstone on court business, and this term is already no exception to the rule of the past. Those who have been before the grand jury on the cases already heard have returned to the city complaining. Some of the complaints are bitter and SO long as the county seat is away from the populous cities of the county they will continue and the agitation for a re- moval of the county seat will re- vive.
 It is bad enough to have to take the roundabout journey to Tombstone to sacrifice time and business with out recompense, and is still worse that witnesses should be compelled to bear the expense of this without any return. but the inccnyeniences complained of make this worse.
 Another cause of complaint is ire quently heard these days and this is the prices charged at restaurants in Tombstone. If the food were better than elsewhere. as good as at home even, these complaining ones say that they would not murmur. but man after man is returning protesting that he has been overcharged by Tombstone cafes. If this were but a single instance it would not excite comment, but the complaint is becom. ing general. One witness claims that the only thing he could get at any, where near home prices was oysters, and that he did not care for them at every meal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
GIVES AN EXPLANAT|ONO
 REASONS

SANTA FEE. N. M. Oct. 29-Goy- ernor Curry called g conference of territorial officials into his office and explained to It his reasons for his expressed intention to retire by March of next year, say that his in tention is irrevocable. although he has been urged from many quarters to reconsider
 The exact date Of his retirement will be announced from Washington. Territorial Secretary Nathan Jarra on behalf of the officials pledged their support to the governor and ex- pressed their confidence and grati- tude to him. at the same time regret ting that he has decided to retire from official life, stating that it was loss to the commonwealth, it's peo- pie and the republican party.
 The officials were much boucher by the episode which was in the na- ture Of a farewell meeting although quish his post until next spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Tailored Suits at S25.OO
It's Time to Think of WarmerTIOuSc Garments

Every woman who Is Interested in warm, comfortable garments for about the house will serve her own best interests by in- speeting our extensive line of Flannellette Dressing Sacques and Kimonos. As usual all the new ideas in patterns style and colors are shown here, and in great variety, too.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
\ B|G LAND SUIT kT SUPREME
 COURT

TUCSON, Oct. 2s.-It is announced by John R. Wright and w. J. Gal braith, lawyers. that the famous case of R. R. Richardson, appellant against Santiago Ainsa. has been sub mitted to the supreme court of the United States. The case will be pre- sented to the highest tribunal on briefs and there will be no argu- ment of counsel. It is believed that a decision will be forthcoming with in the next few weeks.
 The RichardsoE-Ainsa controversy has been in the Jurisdiction of the courts for the past many years, the history involved dating back to the year 1925 when the Mexican govern ment granted the land now in con troyersy to one Herreras, a we'll known ranchero. In 1854. a statute was passed by the congress of the United States, the same year in which the Gadsden purchase treaty was rat flied, giving Mexican grantees of land, embraced in the ceded territory, the right to establish their claims to the land before congress. if they so de. sired. In the years 1879 and 1880 re. spectiYely, two patents were issued by the United States to land em. bIaced within the tract claimed by  Mexican grant claimants, these two tracts, which were subsequently, pat ented as homesteads, being the two in issue. Thus Ainsa establishes his claim by virtue of the Mexican grant and Richardson claims through Unit ed States patents.
 Eight years later the appellee filed proceedings to quiet title to these two pieces of land, the action being in. stituted in the district court of Pima county. The appellant objected to the jurisdiction of the court and here is where the controversy actually started-in the year 1887. The appel lant was sustained in his objection and the other side appealed to the Arizona supreme court. which upheld the decision of the lower court. On an appeal to the supreme court oi the United States, the decision was reversed and now the controversy has been juggled back into the high. est court of the country for final dis position.
 The old-timers of this section are familiar with the case as it's various chapters have been published from time to time throughout the past twenty-five years
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
DOUGLAS WILL SEND
 ND REPRESENTATION

DOUGLAS, Oct. 30.-(SpeciaI.) )-
 Secretary John Igo of the Douglas Volunteer Bremen association was in receipt today of a telegram from Phoenix inquiring whether this city would be represented with a hose team at the races which are to be held at the time of the territorial fair, indicating that letter which he wrote on Tuesday had not yet been received. In this letter the Douglas de partment stated that they would not send hose team and also withdrew from the territorial volunteer firemen association.
 Question is Decided
 It was decided at the meeting of the Douglas association held on Mon- day night that the secretary of the local association should notify the Phoenix association that no team would be sent and that Douglas. was no longer member of the territorial association. This action was not talk en as against the territorial fair, for the Douglas firemen are as anxious to see this fair a success as any fire fighters or other citizens in the ter ritory. They would like to attend the fair and would heartily enjoy the trip, but as an organization they will not again meet the Phoenix department in Phoenix.
 In accordance with the decision of Monday night Secretary Igo wrote to Phoenix on Tuesday and this is the letter referred to as having been sent before the telegram was received.
 Last Years Experience
 The action of the Douglas associa- ticn is the direct result of their trip to Phoenix last year. The funds were raised to send team and the delegates went to attend the terri torial firemen association convention as well. The treatment which was then accorded the team and the Doug las delegates, it will be remembered. was at that time, to put 1t mildly, unsatisfactory, and at the meeting following the return of the delegates it was advised that Douglas withdraw from the association and that a new league or association of fire depart ments be formed in the southern part of the territory. This matter has been broached several times. but as yet has not materialized. It will probab- ly be further agitated and some such association formed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds on the chest; as neglected they read fly lead to pneumonia. consumption or other pulmonary troubles Just as soon as the cough appears treat it with Ballard's Horehound Syru the standard cure of America Use as di
 ected-perfectly harmless. A cure and preventive for all diseases of the
 ungs. Price 25c. soc and s1yO0 Ter bottle at Lowell Drug Company, Low ell. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Encountered Snow storms.

Mir. and Mrs. F. S. Hanscom of War ren have returned from Minneapolis, Minn., where they were for nearly three months. Mir. Hanscom stated that he was glad indeed to return to the Warren districts balmy eli. mate as previous to leaving Minneap- olis. there were two snows which, al- though light for Minnesota, were heavy indeed to anyone used to the practically snowless winter of this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
COMING SOON.

Dr. Schell of Tucson Ariz., lead ing optician. will be at Copper Queen hotel, Nov. 10th, on his regular quar- terly visit. with complete line of spec tacles. and eyeglasses. Wait for hi and have your eyes tested free by an expert. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mon ey back if not satisfied in thirty days trial
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31

Red, Weak, Weary. waterY Eyes.
 Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine For Your 1sye Troubles, . You Win Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c At Your Drossists. Write For Eye Books. Free. Murine Eye Remedy CO. Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Silk Jersey Waists S4.95 Worth S6.5O

Monday we place on sale three dozen silk Jersey waists at 4.95, that have been sell ing for $650. This is an entirely new idea in shirtwaists, and shown for the first time this season-We have heard many favorable comments since their first au pearance here, and are universally en- dorsd by fashionable women-They are really s6.50 values as as an introductory price we offer them tomorrow at s495.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31

Miss Marie Merrick, in "Carmena,' at the Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Children'S Bear Skin
 Coats S2.5O to S8.5O

For the little ones between the ages of one to fourteen years we are especially we'll prepared to meet their wants. Look for pretty, but inexpensive models in plain bear skin and all the new fancy effects, in all the popular colors and styles suitable for little tots. The large number of pretty models makes choosing easy. The prices range from $2.50 to SS.5O and mothers who compare our prices with others and note the styles and quality usually come back
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
Pure Linen Waists at S2.OO and S2.5O

A HttIe dlnerent from the waists you see ether places, with a marked air of exclu- siveness and originality. The material is fine quality pure white Linen, scalloped and panel fronts, with wide Gibson plaits over the shoulders. other styles with clus. ter plaits and tucks, laundered collar and cuffs. A pleasing collection from which to choose, priced at s2.00 and $2.5O.
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CITY REAL EsrArE-continued
LYON & H0AG, INC,
636 Market st. near Montgomery.

INVESTMENT PER CENT NET
$50 S1s ooVINew modern apartment house OF "a
Fillmore; this is choice piece of property and
should be seen II You are looking for an in
plenty Of G 4 and fronfse asprng
pense; under secured lease for years at $500
BuRLINGAME BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Slo ooo-opposte station in Burlingame av..
main thoroughfare of the town; lot Ash feet
'front.' with ! story brick building divided Into 3
stores rents SIP per month: S foot cemented
basement: the foundation is suitable for 2 more
stores; this town is going ahead in leaps and
bounds; You can make no mistake in buying here.
FOUR CHEAP FLATS.
Se,zoU-Plne ST; substantial fats of and
frontages; rented for $3.50 per month
:, CHEAP CALIFORNIA ST. CORNER.
2oth av; cottage OF rooms and bath ir'i water 81
gas. etc; this is big and is reasona BILE
FUTURE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
-; loo-Clement St, inside of 10th av. a mod
ern house of 6 rooms and bath; Clement St is
the coming business street through the Richmond
district; 1t doesn't require great deal OF
tnought to see what the possibility is for this
$1,000 to 2239 Lake St, owner there and
see modern house of rooms in coming neigh
boulevards in the city; this house is opposite
the Bunker property, which will be laid ont in
I9ts and redistricted TO high class homes
BARGAIN COTTAGE.
:. pF..SyOyv--iNeaI zen ana DeVlSaQeTO SITS: sub
stant1al cottage Of rooms and bath; the house
mas been fixed up recently inside and out; the
lot is worth $500; the house could not be
constructed for $500; lot 25x96:IO feet
MODERN HOME.
S4,5OO-Lake st. near 23d ay: modern ho,,se
of rooms and bath; neighborlood improyine,
rapidly: lot 25x100.
BEAUTIFUL MARINE VIEW LOT.
s5,zVo-Neaf Hyde and Francisco SITS To-
sl4O per front foot we can sell you an unob
structed marine view lot which will sell easi;J
I ,o 500 per FOOT in short while; size soy
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TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDwELT.. INC.
Real Estate, Renting Insurance

TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDwELL, INC,
Real Estate. Renting. Insurance.
Phone Kearny 610
80 Post St
S5f,oOU-Rents $4,000 per annum: a creat bi1
sunny wv. corner lot on o'FarreI ST in
SIDE Fillmore. having nearly 100 feet
frontage, besides big L; highly iInnroved
with excellent buildings CONTAINING .
stores and 10 fats averaging 6 rooms and
baIh each; old and permanent tenants pa
remain If desired.
S35, 0O0-Guaranteed rents IS 700 nor snnnn, ~,
der secured leases; 52x137:6; on Sutter At
close IN; improved with imposing story
building containing large stores and 80
rooms rents have been reduced from $500
per month: mortgage $4,000 can renal
s29,oO0-Low rent, 81 400 per annum; great big
new !; story and finished basement built-
ing of 6 fats Of CT rooms and bath each I.
ON Fell ST facing the park panhsndle big
lot. J0xl37:6. all rooms have full SUNNY
exposure; large yard and garden low
rents to best tenants; building cost SIS
900, and lot is well worth S. figure
the profit; must be sold at once: any rea
sonable offer solicited.
S,I50-Rents S1,3S0: Post st. business prop-
Aerty; store and fats of rooms and
bath each: lot, 25x137:6, is worth Sc 800.
bank mortgage of $4,000 can remain
$7,500-Rents 81 .0OS guaranteed: flats Of 4
rooms each on big 50XS0 foot LOT, com
mandng adjoining valuable Sd St prop
crty; all outside rooms have full sunny
exposure; pays 20 per cent net on cash
required; mortgage 50, $50 can remain.
will exchange for good vacant property
SS.5o0-CONTRACT0RS. ATTENTI0Ni!! - COX
115:9 on the southeast corner of Eureka
and 22d sts.: price includes all street
work but crossings; lots level and ready
for building: must be sold Mt once
TUCKER, LYNCH & COLDWELL, INC.
53 Post st.
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buy now if you
would buy cheap
REAL EsTATE-cge.tlss..a
THE HYDE RANCH.
s, 10. 10. 20 and so acre tracts.
BeautifuI sonoma valley.

5, 10. 10. % and so acre tracts.
Beautiful sonoma valley
The HYDE ranch OF 500 acres Of rich. level
and rolling land. orchards and vineyards u
for sale In small tracts to suit. -,
The Hyde ranch has a splendid reputation
and has been farmed By Mr.. Hyde successfully
for 90 years The title Is absolutely perfect
We have abstract -
maioes etc, for $50. SEQ SIS and 500 to $50
Some perfectly beautiful building sites,
Choice vineyards OF zinfan del Caoernst,
s ssd ss sIsS 600 s6d Sis f psr
Full bearing orchards OF cherries. .n ranes.
pears. peaches, etc, for $3.50, $500 and $4oV per
acre.
Each piece positive snap.
Never anything cheaper offered. and so good
Very easy terms.
Only 20 miles from San Francisco.
Can go up early In the morning. spend 5
hours on the ranch and back By 6:lO ?. m.
Moderate restrictions in order to Keep . 5 5Ss
tie cottage and no unsightly shacks IL you
want a good profit buy 10 acres here.
Write or call for circulars.
c. H. UMBsEN CO.,
20 Montgomery st,
San Francisco. Cal
ss sS-FERR A AGGRE-:sS
TERMS
ONE
FIFTH
CASH
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ORI4AND. GLENN CO., CAL.
s12O BUYS TEN ACRES
WHERE oranges and lemons mature six weeks
in advance OF the best citrus fruit lands IN tne
WHERE q 10 cuttings Of alfalfa can be had.
Where there Is no hard pan, no bedrock. no
alkali and adobe.
MENT Is EXTENDING $3.50. 900 TO PUT
IN A MODEL IRRIGATION SYSTEM
In the county w9sTs saSssT0 Zoo capital mas JUST
See what eastern capital contemplates doing
in the sa %6 galley and Glsnn e9Iniy-
$500 BUYS TEN ACRES.
ONLY S120 CASH NECESSARY
The United States government says that here
10 acres will support a family in luIury
Uncle Sam has made IL possible for the poor
man TO get OF the finest land in the state
of California for 500 per acre on terms OF one
nth cash. balance in four years, with plenty
ARMSTRONG, oUArMAN & CO.,
227 Montgomery st.
FOR ssIe-Easy terms to suit. WIN take s. F.
or oakland improved property in part pay
ment OF would rent for 4 term of years One
of the most attractive homes In the state.
Modern house. 20 rooms; all latest improve
ments. gas, electric light. hot water heating
system; 4 hours By r. R. TO 5. f., min
utes to station.
-Four acres lawn and garden, parked with
old trees; four acres assorted fruits and vines
garage and modern stable FOR 20 horses; cost
$4,000; large private water plant; three ar
tesian wells.
Two small cottages. greenhouse and many
other Improvements. all In perfect condition
This is not ranch. but is right in town
on electric line and main auto road TO San
Francisco and cOuld be subdiVided TO adVan-
tage
Price. $3s ,Ooo does not cover cost or pres
ent value OF improvements
For further particulars address Owner. box
3oI5, Call Office.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
MADISON & BURKE,
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MADISON & BURKE,
Established January, 1855
Real Estate Agents. so Montgomery ST
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
So. GO0-Iackson 81. near Powell; rent $3.50 mo.
large lot: must be sold 10 close estate.
80 e0c-Mason St; new Eats, containing :
rooms and bath; renting for $500 =
F.a.Uqo-3 rev cats: hne marine view; saers-
men.o at nesr Fairmont hotel; rent
$500 per HunuIn; lot 81 f. front Fine
income property.
ard pretty cottage rooms snd bath
rent sle250 mo-: Let 25rls7:6; only $1,000
ash needed.
S,s.5oe-stors END fats on prominent corner
sd Sacramento ST; store leased Tor
vears more and total rent az low figures
..3o--Six new fats. 7. and b. each; near
mark panhandle in Broderck 81; rent
Sl40 mo-: all light. sunny rooms Gee
mis- FL once; any reasonable oner WIZ Dc
considered.
.50o-Ap1rtneut house IN Sacramento st
. 3 aud rooms and bath each rent
Sl25 month; lot 25xl2S II. Fine steHdy
s. oso-siT hats. rooms and bath each;
Shotweu 81. near 18th; rent slOO mo-
mortgage can be had Of $1,000
s. o0o- Potrero av.: 4 Cats and cottages; near
18th ST.: lot 5SxiO0.
s. aso-a Cats in Green st. near DeTissdero; 6
aud s rooms and bath; in best residence
section Of The city; open TO offers for
quick sale.
y .HNIHl- heSEQenres Win me EaFoeuF III ot4Ni'
ST. nesr octsris; rooms and bath; lot
2TxI85 it.: look st this at once # you
wsnt nice home cheap.
s&ua-I 18th ST.: fats near Howard; always
rented: So per month; lot boTs5; good
Investment.
So coo House. rooms and bath; Webster 81.
nesr GesFy. close IN; good location FOR
future increase in value.
SG.oo0-Haight ST. mr. Scott; residence,
rooms and bath; lot 25xlS7:6. See this
and make ofer II you went bargain.
- llevfeedpro. residences
of rooms snd bath: high basement; nice
home; buy this and save rent.
81. 500-I.srge lot. 30Kl25; Howard St, near
civic center site; must be sold; make
offer ST once.
s.. 5oo-Barn 26 stalls. sanitary connection;
near 9Th and Brennan SITS; lot SQKIlT IS;
leased security nj $40 net. 2ls yes1 yet.
. cC0- Howard St lot mr. sth; 25xe0.
s. ooo-Iake 81. NE. cor. 25th aT.; Soxioo;
& ooo@Reduced from $4,000 to make quick
sale; cottage OF rooms and bath in
MeAllister 81. near Parker. VIII sell on
s.. Soo-oottaee. > rooms and bath: in BrOd-
erick st near Pine; key lot fine locs-
8. soo-Cottase. Greenwich St near Polk; 5
rooms and bath in Al condition; cars hall
block; part cash. balance easy terms
S5.o00-Cottsge. rooms and bath; 2sth ST.
near SANCHEZ; lot 25xIl4 must be sold 10
close estate: offer wanted.
g. loo-22d ay. near st; home rooms and
bath. VIII sell for $3.50 cash. balance
on easy payments.
s1.5oO-l7th 81. near Glars sE-: cottage. )
rooms and bath; lot 251s7:s feet. Why
pSy rents
LOTS
s5.75e-Jacksou 81. mr.. Hyde; enc marine view;
Tor 27.6Kli2.e f.; good improvements.
s 75e-Frelon 81. near 9Th: 25x6o: would pa =
big interest II improved with ? small
fats
TO LEASE-Apsrtneut houses 10 be erected IN
TAYLOR. Bush and Pine SITS. Call al
Office for particulars
To ease-Brick warehouse, So 600 &C. f.; near
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CHOICE VINEYARDS
CHOICE VINEYARDS

Some of the finest ''dry wine'' vineyards in
Sonoma valley for sale in tracts OF any size to
suit. The grapes are Cabernet. Semillon, Bur
gundy and Zinfandel with a few other choice
blending varieties.
This is a portion of the famous Hyde ranch
where the demand Tor grapes places the prices
higher than any other grapes in the country.
Prices from $50 to 1928 per acre.
Terms very easy. II bought before August 10
purchaser gets the crop. Five years to pay il
necessary.
c. n. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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INVESTMENTS.

sS'5oo-Spur track property 1877 feet on $. r
tracks. frontages, with good house,
rooms and bath; stable and storage
house in rear; fine location for manu-
featuring purposes; will trade for cottage
or fats.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.
~ MONTGOMERY ST. LICK BUILDING.
PHONE DOUGLAS At.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.