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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-04

contract and advised them unless a
settlement was made action would be
commenced either by mandamus or to
annul the franchise. These bond
holders have a mortgage on the fran
chise as we'll as the plant of the COM
pany. Their money is invested in It
and they had a right ia be giVen an
opportunity to protect their properly,
as the annulling of the franchise
would practically make ~valueless their
security. Under the provisions of the
deeds OF rust securing the bonds,
the trustees were empowered, in case
OF the deftult of the company for SIX
months in its contract obligations
With the city, to take possession -
and operate the plant and fulfill
these obligations in order to protest
themselves. These trustees are proper,
II not necessary, parties to any suit t.
annul this franchise, and could be
made parties at their own request.
Great indignation is expressed by The
company at the course pursued by The
mayor and city attorney. 1t is chHr-
acterized as an attack on privat
property. No argument is advanced
tending to show why their action Is
more an attack on private property
than would have been a suit in max
ing these trustees parties. In the
opinion of this committee their acton
Vas the only fair and conservative one
that could have been taken. 1t CAV
the bondholders "A chance to protect
themselves without suit, to which
they were entitled. and to compel tn
company 10 fulfill It's obligations. the
method has been effective, as shown
by the company's statement.
This committee, therefore. reports
hat it highly commends the action of
the mayor and city attorney in this
behalf and recommends that the same
be heartily endorsed and in every re-
spcct approved by the council. that
unless said company shall within thir-
ty days from this date take steps to
comply in All respects with those or
ders OF the council which by this re-
port are shown to have been ignored
by II. and show to the council by ade-
quatc proof that such steps have been
taken, the city attorney shall be d.
rectcd to suit to cancel its
franchise, and this committee further
recommends that a copy of this report
be transmitted to the said trustees of
b~ondholders for their information.
JOHN $. BEAVEN.
Chairman,
CHAS. CONROY,
II II. AlfGE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
COLLINS THROWS REAkEs.

The Paducah Ncws-Democrot gives
the following account of the athletic
tournament at the Kentucky opera
house Friday night:
The second event on the program
was q wrestling match, best two in
three falls, between Leslie Jones Of
this city and young amateur wrest-
Ter from Cairo. who was substituted
for Bob kinney, who was unable to
come. This match was rather au un-
even affair, on account of Jones out.
weighing his opponent. Jones gained
two straight falls, the first in II min
ntes, with leg and arm hold, and
the second in ~ minutes, with a bar
lock and leg hold
Tho last attraction was the main
event, between wild Joe" Collins
and Bob Reakes of Omaha. They
agreed to bar the stranglc hold, pin
falls to count, best two in three falls
TO win, and at 9.13 the grapplers be-
gan spaIving for hold. Both men
were evenly matched as to weight
and size, and some hard wrestling
took place at once. Collins was on the
defensive, during this bout and pulled
out of some close places. Several
times Rcakes surprised every on"
with his clever work After some
fast wrestling Collins managed to pin
Reakes to The mat with a scissors on
the body end an arm hold, the tine
of this bout being 2lis minutes.
Reakes started in aggrcssiyely in
the second bout, and with u scissors
around the head aud arm lcck on the
body, gained this fall in the short
time of Z minutes and rs seconds.
The last bout was fought hard by
both men, Collins gaining this fall
and the match in IS minutes and i5
seconds with full half Nelson and
leg hold The match is without doubt
tho best ever pulled off in Paducah,
| and much credit is given Promoter
Desimoui in arranging such an even
match between such first-class wrcst-
lcrs as Collins and Reakes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
ARE YOU JEALOUSY
IF SO YOU ARE ENTITLED TO
FREE TICKET TO EAST
LYNNE"
Play viii he Presented at Cairo Opera
House March g. Fifty
Tickets At Bulletin
Office.

People who are jealous from any
cause and wish to be cured of it, will
find a valuable aid by attending
East Lynne" which will be offered at
Cairo opera house on March 3rd. In
order to, aid victims Of this feeling
fifty tickets TO the performance are
offered free TO these who will firsf
call for them and acknowledge that
they are jealous and wish to be cured.
These tickets may be had at the Bull
letn office on application in the man
ner stated.
Kings East Lynne is based upon
jcalousness. The heroine is one CT
the most jealous women that ever
existed Her jealousy is not of the
mild type, but she is cursed with
kind that eats into ones heart and
that cankering, blighting sort, tho
brain until everything godd aid ele-
waiting is destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
SPORTS
ATHLETIC SHOW MARCH 10.

The next athletic entertainment at
the opera house will be Wednesday,
March 10, instead of March 3, as be-
fore stated in the Bulletin. Mr.. Will
hanson announced from the stage last
Wednesday that the date would be
the 9th, but this was a mistake, and
the Bulletin takes this opportunity to
correct the error and announce the
correct date.
The main event of the program or
this date, will be catch-as-catch-c can
wrestling match between wild joe
Collins and Martin Lewis and will be
a hard tussle. The preliminaries
now in process of arrangement will
he of the usual first-class order, as
some good professional pugilists are in
COMMUNICATION with the promoters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28

There are jealous men and women
in every community. No woman wants
to marry a jealous man. II Is true
they oftimes do and no doubt they
are sorry for IT, Jcalousness is Il trait
in the character Of women and men
that Is generally hidden during court
ship. Jealousncss has wants to mar
ny Il jealous man. 1t is the embodi
mont of many evils. Peaceful domes.
ticity Is usually an unknown quantity
where iealorsncss reigns. Some ieal
ous people have been reformed. They
have been made to see and realize
others are entitled to thoughtful CON
sidcration. Thousands upon thous
ands of men nave been heard to re-
mark after seeing the play. Isn't
that just like a woman
East Lynne" Is not without a his
tory It was first produced in 1856
in London and was witnessed by
Queen Victoria
If you are Jealous and anxious To
be cured call at the Bulletin bringing
copy Of the latest Issue with you
and if you are ere of the first fifty
you will be presented with a ticket
to East Lynne" absolutely free
All who YOU have to do IL TO say:
Il am jealous and want TO reform.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
JEFFRIES GOES EAST.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 27--Jim
Jeffries is en- route to New York City
The big fellow departed for the trip
across continent this morning, ac-
companied by his wife and boxing
partner, Sam Berger. The San Fran
cisco heavy weight will act as JEFF
fries sparring partner and stage mate
during the long theatrical engage
ment the retired champion is to fill.
make his opening stage appearance
in New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
MOUNDS.
February 81.


Dr. and Mrs. b. A. Royal OF villa
Ridge returned yesterday from an OK
tended visit to Hot Springs The doc,
TORS health is greatly improved by
the trip. naa"ps
The Home Telephone Co. Of Cairo,
have finished putting In poles IN this
city, and are now stretching I'm +
quality OF copper wire. When compile
ted we will have as fine a telephone
service as any city in Southern ~.
nols,
Mrs. Ed Read of ST. Louis is VISIT
ms MIS-. l. N. Taylor on Taylor
Heights This week Mrs Read was
formerly Miss Iottie Jones OF Cairo.
George I.oveletie of the Iuiki'l
farm was a business caller Thursday,
George is a candidate for Road Com
missioner In district No. !.
The Y, NJ. c. a. meetings demon
strato tic iaet that we need a larg"
city hall or an opera house. ltp4;aa
Tom Woods, one of our prominent
farmers of near America. was IN town
on bushes Friday.
J.+B. Mcdonald Of Anna was down
yesterday closing up some business
matters in this city.
The police court has been quite ac-
two this week and there are many
other affairs that should be looked
after
Leonard Armstrong, candidate for
the nomination for city treasurer was
pleasant caller today Nj Arm
strong WINS once q popular clerk IN
the I. C. office and will receive the
hearty support of all the railroad boys.
A fine son was born to Mr. and
| Mrs S. c. Hogan Thursday night Feb.
25. 1909.
The Mounds Lumber company have
begun work on ,heir new lumber
sheds on Front street
The farm residence of r. c. Parker
of Valley Recluse aas destroyed by
| fire Friday afternoon The fire orig
mated In the roof, It is supposed from
a defective nue Most of the house
hold goods were consumed.
Hon Dan w Prindle, Jr.. Of villa
Ridge and highway commissioner az
District No ] was in Cairo Saturday
to attend the luncheon OF the bust
ness mems club. Mr. sPrindle repre-
sents the Hard Roads" interests of
Pulaski county and the objectsof his
visi, was to secure tho cooperation of
the business mea. Ct Cairo and Aiexan
der county in united effort to extend
J the system OF gravel roads now almost
insured from Cairo 10 Wetaug. This
system Of hard roads when completed
will be great feeder 10 the business
enterprises Of Cairo as well as great
convenience 10 the farmers living
along the route as the wagon trade
will be increased from Dongoia down.
Mr. Prindie has large property inter
csts in this county aud has sacrificed
more time and money for the cause
Of good roads than any other man
who has filled the office Of commits
sioner since the law went IN to eff
feet Il is to be hoped that Mr.. Prir.
dies efforts will be appreciated by
the Alexander club That he will re
ceive the needed support from both
counties and that he will be trium.
phantly reelected and his great enter
prise secured
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

Pittsburg, "a, Feb. 2I--The ninth
annual tournament of the American
Bowling congress opened at Du.
Qucsnp Gardens in this city tonight.
Following addresses of welcome to
the city of local howlers. which were
RESPONDED to by out-of-town bowlers,
sixteen games of tie fifteen thousand
to be played were rolled by the
western Pennsylvania BOWERS.
During the first week of the con.
grees bowlers from western Peln-
sylvania aud Ohio will hold the
boards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
A Ionrralist Is pern.

Yen cannot teach = man to be u
journalist. for he is born not made;
and the real journalists spring at once
like the late 6. w Stevens INTO
their place. \ lecturer on Journalism
would bore one far beyond the limits
of this paragraph. For the journalist
Is the man who is interested IN lie
and woats TO share the interest with
other lircrs. And a lecturer In a
crowded classroom would not help
London Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
An Architcct,s Pntrons.

John Morven Carrere. at a meeting
of architects in New York. said:
Amazing, the age Of an architects
patrons The average man, in fact,
is 30 before he begins TO save serious.
ly; his pile isn't made til he is go
he begins to build himself house in
bis old age, and his funeral takes
place about the time the painters are
called in"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Wcrd P1irtjnu

Jimmy (readinR) Casey swatted
de leather into left garden for n brace
of sacks. an den pilfered thoid base
an denied de pan on Mulligan's Ialii.
paloosa dat sailed over Outfelder
Shaushnessy's nut" tell yer, Willie,
dat's word paintin', dat Is! Shake.
sPeare never could beat dat!
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Chance for a Randmaster.

Conway. which is in'need of a band
master. has issued the following adver.
tisement: lie must be a cornet playe-
and between performances he will be
required TO act as range hinder. in
Fpecior of hawkers, boats and car
risgcs. storckeeper and such other du.
ties as the town clerk may from time
10 time direct Weston Mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
chl.t Iu,,le.., nnlf s,rpk..

The lord chief justice. on circuit az
Birmingham. had curious experience
while PLAYING golf over the Edgeaston
course with Walter Whiting. the local
professional. At the second hole his
lordship drove into a bunker. the bali
lying badly under the bank. Taking
his nibliek, he hit hard. The ban
jumped into the air and dropped into
bis right-hand jacket pocket.-Londoa
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
TIE Smart Boys Oppcrtunity.

In these days farming is becoming
more and more sciccec IL Is the
smart boy who stays ca the farm I'm.
stead of going TO the city And it is
well known that when proper methods
are employed the pre- ent yield will
be doubled. There is not much pros
pect that In the next century tho dec.
trne OF Nautilus wilIbe exemplifcl by
seeing this nation lacking for food.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRS
..s....,ssssssssssssssss

son Willie were entertained at din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
e. Martin Friday.
Mr.. Oscar Mason of America has
list completed beautiful new resi-
deucc on his farm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Shonliftnrs, Clever novicc.

When a woman with an infant In
her arms WIS detected in the act Of
stealing a shawl at a shop in Paris
she pleaded that she was utterly des
tltute. and had taken the shawl to
keer tho baby warm. Eut the latter
proved 50 be hollow tin doll contain
ing stolen articles. ----
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Needed a Bonnet.

When HaFTys. little sister came. the
nurse hFougH1 him in from play to see
her. lie looked at hcr With a frown
and then said: She sot awful sun
burnt coniuz down from hEayen; she
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28

Don't expect TO have your own way
in life. You must yield one half at
least Let your wife have her way
once In while and experience a throb
of generosity Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Tie Real ProbleTs.

a New Yorker has built a hospital
TO find oui why hens do not lay. whea
eggs are 60 cents a dozen lie will
have 20 buiId an insane asylum If he
wants u find out Why they cross the
road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28

In one respect a holiday IS like a
funeral You can't get back to a work
ing basis until You forget It,
We don't want 10 knock any laurels
off Jobs brow, but he never had 90
answer telephone in all his life.
In real life Won C@unot hope Tor the
same success in thwarting the giuain
that comes to The hero in the plhy.
An cnihu iagtic person is seldom .
favrrite. Don't admire anything. Al
views looks as though you have better
at home.
The yorag men are giving the girls
such bic lockeis hat almost as much
can he engraved on them as on a tomb
stOue.
DO ron know the meaning of tact?
That Is what a saman Pogsesses when
she can propose 90 q man and make
him believe he did it himself.
They must BE- terribly shifl,s in
the old countries Letting the cob
Gcbe accumulate on their vino bottles
in The cellar. and bringing it 30 the
tab7o that way. 49, AtCbison tKauD
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
Original kight Rider.

The Oniaha Bee says nlat Paul Re.
we're Eas the founder Of the reugh
riders. He was also the original night
rider, wasn't he?
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
suNFLowsH PHILOSOPHY.

In one respect holiday Is like
funeral You can't get back to work
ing basis until you forget it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28

We don't want TO knock any laurels
off Jobs brow, but he never had 10
answer telephone in all his life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28


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Wherever Ican
that this home imqs a % won wn
!
MRS. M. SUMMERS, n. -0-. Dame. " 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-28
FREE TO YOU-MY SISTER ~. . = :..:.. !:

know woman's suffeyinea, = 4.esW
have found the cure.
I viii mail. free Of any charge. mo heDo tfeat-
mnent with full instructions to any sufkefx from
woman's siments. want 70 tell - wuenen aboUt
this you my reader for yourself your daughter,
your mother. or your sister i want 70 tsl ypu how
TO cure yourselves at home without tho help Of
doctor. Men cannot understand wousens suferings.
What we women know from expeeicnce, we kn0w
better than any doctor. know that my home treat
Whitish discharges, Ucerstlon. Dlsplscement or
Failing Of the Womb. profuse, Scsnty Or Pnlr1ur
also pains In the head. back ar1 bowels. hearing
down feelings, nervousness, creeping feeling uD
the spine. melancholy, desire % cry. hot Iashes.
caused by weaknesses peculiar TO our ser.
I / want 70 send you compIets ten days freat-
Yourself at home. easily. quickly ard surely. Re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
Exclamation of The Wickey Bill


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disease animals
to al
in the he
and
he midi certain
sand Ib BY no mean a
anor
Oft tion
of
VIM mes he
Identifying infected
provided this bill is the
while the
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Of the
the
of
United
Of bovine infection Since
the bovine MIX and MIX products con-
foods
The
and
the OF the innate
of
milk
lie
all milk
that should be sold for food L
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
With TheLegisIators

A protest against senate bill No. 319,
Senator Wood author, regarding fra
ternal insurance companies was re-
ceived by members of the house today
from representatives of such societies.
The protest read as follows:
To the Speaker and Members of the
House Of Representatives:
The undersigned majority members
of the committee on legislation Of the
Indiana fraternal congress respect
fully but most earnestly, protest and
object to the passage Of senate bill No.
319 This bill, If it should become a
law, will result in a radical departure
from established principles upon which
fraternal beneficiary societies are or
ganized. We have one of the very best
fraternal beneficiary laws in this coun-
try and which safeguards the interest
of the members of fraternal associa-
tions Of other states doing business in
Indiana.
There are more than 1901 600 mem
bers of fraternal beneficiary societies
connected with the Indiana fraternal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Washington, already in gala attire,
welcomes throngs from every section
assembling for the Inauguration. Dec
orations are more elaborate than ever
before and the Examinations on a big
scale.
President-elect Taft has firmly re-
fused to interfere in Senator Hopkins
behalf in the Illinois senatorial fight
Hundreds of Chicagoans join crowds
moving toward Washington to partici-
pate in Inauguration ceremonies.
Nominations to important federal Of
fees are expected to go to the senate
Thursday with names of the new cabi-
net
President Roosevelt gives farewell
luncheon to tennis cabinet" and
praises the faithful workers who have
made his administration a success.
Senate committee on judiciary re-
ports a disagreement on the resolution
providing an investigation of steel
merger.
House amends the rules providing
for a call OF committees every Wednes-
day giving the insurgents" part Of
what they desired.
W. Vernon Booth appears in criminal
court and gives $4,000 bonds to appear
for trial.
Instructor in University of Chicago
beneficiary of Rockefeller's millions
chosen one of jury to try oil case.
Arrest of alleged counterfeiters re-
veals scheme to smuggle diamonds
into the United States as part of their
alleged plot.
Discussion continues over harbor in
Calumet district while commission files
report with council.
New Jersey supreme court declares
proposed consolidation Of big leather
companies Illegal.
Legislative investigators point out
abuses in New York City's finances and
ask reforms.
New York City Gas company begin.
to pay out $12.O00,OOO in rebates al
ordered by the supreme court.
Opening break of cents in Ma,
wheat brings supporting orders and g.
followed by considerable recovery; en-
tire grain list closes easier; provision
dull but firm; cattle higher; hogs an,
sheep lower.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
w. VERToT BoOTH

Indianapolis ct al. Marion S. C.
Same entry.
1884. Peter E. Behler vs.. CLANCY T.
Ackley ct al Dekalb c. c. Appel
lant's reply brief.
21323. Daniel P. Baldwin VS.. Mathew
Maroney, treasurer, ct al. Cass C. C.
Appellants petition for time.
21404. Thomas Brown VS.. Shirley Hill
Coal company. Sullivan C. C. APP
peuants brief
Bible ct al. White c. C. Appellants
brief
1851. James c. Hutton ct al. VS..
stephen J. Bose ct al White C C.
Appellants brief.
Pail In the matter of the estate of
Bayard Gray, deceased. ex parte Ed
win S. Jaqua, administrator. Marion
c. c. Record. Assignment OF err
rors.
21412. State of Indiana on relation OF
William May VS.. Henry Hall Pulaski
c. c. Record, Assignment of errors.
Praecipe. Notice to Pulaski county.
Pail In the matter of the estate
of Bayard Gray. deceased, ex parte
Edwin S. Jasqua. administrator. Mar
ion c. c. Record Assignment of err
rors.
21412. state of Indiana on relation Of
William May VS.. Harry Hall Pula-
ski c. c. Record. Assignment of
errors. Praecipe. Notice to Pulaski
county.
Appellate Court Minutes.
7041. John c. Fullenwider VS.. John l.
Cohen. Fountain c. c. Appellee's brief
6345 Mary Opperman vs. Citizens
| Bank Of Michigan City. LaPorte S.
c. Appeuee's petition for rehearing
and brief
$3.50. Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago &
! st. Louis Railway company VS.. Chas.
| H. Houghland, administrator. Rush
| C. c. Appellants additional authort-
ties on petition for rehearing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
congress who would be directly or in
directly affected by this bill.

congress who would be directly or in
directly affected by this bill.
Back of the school book bill is one
of the most expensive Hobbies that ever
visited Indiana. 1t is the same kind of
lobby that is found about the legis
Iatures of other states and the same
kind of crowd that has put the school
affairs of Illinois and Ohio in such a
deplorable condition. 1t came here be-
fore the legislature met and has been
here ever since. Until the latter part
Of last week 1t conducted its business
about the hotels, but now it has estab-
lished headquarters around the state
house and it is doing its work to the
best of its ability, and that means much
along certain lines. If the legislature
prevents this lobby from accomplish
ing its designs on the schoolbook law
of Indiana it will have done something
that will get the thanks of the people
of Indina. There is much talk of the
Sunday baseball bill and of the booze
bill, and while they are important they
are of secondary consideration as COM
pared with the attempt to repeal the
Indiana schoolbook aw.-Indianapolis
News.