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New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
ZEL1F4,S PE1CE PLANS.
Il Conference Called to Meet on
american IF0rshiD.

Mexico City. March e.-President Zelaya Of
Nicaragua. according TO private advices received
here. has called another conference of delegates
from Mexico. Honduras. Guatemala. Salvador
snd Costa Rica. with the view 70 arranging
permanent peace for Central America. The con
ference Is To be held on one Of the warships
Of the American Pacific squadron, now at ANA
rael
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
GAS KILLS BROOKLYN MAN.

Wilmington. Del, March 9-Charles Harris, aged
forty years. Of No 664 Baltic street Brooklyn. an
electrical worker. who came here a week ago to
work on a local wireless station. found dead
from Illuminating gas his boarding house early
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
FLORENCE ROBERTS ILL.

Kansas City. Mo- March 9.-Florence Roberts. ar
actress is i'll the Baltimore Hotel She left he1
company last Friday at Cheyenne and came u
Kansas city the verge Of a nervous breakdown
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
TO MAKE vLADvosToK CLOSED PORT.

Washington March s-yIsdlvostols. Siberia. here
sofore free port sill be a closed PORT beginning
March "a This action b. the Russian government
information q which was received al the state
Department to-day, VIII result in the applica tion
Of the tari1 duties TO imports at Vlsdivostok
Wil.eh apply 70 other ports of eairy IN Russia II
viii sfect large traffic ia American goods now
sold there
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
ENORMOUS BRITISH EXPENSES.
Civil Service Figures Increase with Old Age
Pensions

London. March e-The estimated expenditure ~
S<s9a"eo for old age pensions 3n the coming year
is responsible for an equal Increase IN the civil
service figures In l-s-0G these were sass a, aal
while in 1890 x3l2eoaCn0 uill be required.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
THE CONNECTICUT OFF roMPKINsVILLE.

The hattIeship Connecticut, which was the flag
ship first of Admiral Evans. and then of Admiral
Sperrv IN the cruise OF the Atlantic fleet round the
world anchored of Tompknsvile about o'clock
yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10

annapolis; The Illinois Boston, the Georgia. a.
Fhldeiphia. the Dubuque at Guantanamo. York
toFu. at Acapulco. the West Virginia and The Mar
land. at san Jose de Guatemala
SAILED.
March The Rocket. from Norfolk for Indian Head.
- the Nevada. from Norfolk fer Annapolis.
Ndarcn SIhe TeCurlseh. from Norfolk WaEhfnK-o-
The tonnectcut from Hampton Roads navy yard
Ne" York. the Chicago and the Olympia. Scr-
FOLK FOR Annapolis. the Marietta Washington
Guantanamo. the Kentucky. from Hampton Roads
f9r Norfolk. the Dubuque, from target grounds fo-
Ciuantauaro
The Des Nnines naval station Guantanamo Rav
10 New Orleans to give liberty
First squadron. Pacific fleet
monies Alaskan Yukon P7ci5c exposition
Ire 'arsarg" the Kentucky and the Illinois detached
Atlantic feet
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10


ARMY
Foo.s oGeTs oa SEI PT2mS@ifFa RfsH@F
5a gavaIF MqP5 WIIII4M Il REs SSoTT IGi 5ay 1t,n
dantry. First Lieutenant PHILIP 6 WKGHTS0N.
EWEI.I. Sd Infantry; First Lieutenant CLAIRE
BOWERS DAVIS 24tb Infantry.
captain HENRY : HATHAWAY. from signal corps
captain AKTHrR 5 cowAN. from 18th Infantry to
captain HENRY : HATHAWAY. infantry, found in
captain cI1RENCE LE r COLE medical corps from
Lieutenant LEONARD X. GRAVES. medical re
tenant RaTPH ". NEwToN. from For. Jay @
sTOCKARD. to home. First Lieutenant THOMAS
". JACKSON. from PHILIPPINES 70 san -yrancisco-
Following cavalry officers to Fort Riley for examna-
ton tor for ProInotioB JaP1aips GODFREY n M
THEW F STEELE Gth. GEORGE II CAMERON.
tenants JOSEPH r. MANBREws. Ist: ALBERT
ond LicGtcnanis wILLIAM F WTEATI.EY 5th;
IS M1IToN c. Hoi.TibAY iSth! a. RoB5ERr R
RoWpISH. 10Th, and EDMUND A BU-
Lieutenant Commander +. L. BISSET, command the
IAeu,snt eoTmaadeE :, 2aG g 2 GFIM detached the Wis
Lieutenant Commando J, ii. sYPHEE. detached Mis-
Lieutenants " c, RRIGGS detached the Panther: b \
LONG. detached the Connecticut; J. J. HANNIGAN.
the Rhode island ali 10 Naval academv "'''l'eu
Lieutenant G. II BULLOCK detached the Illinois home
Lieutenant ". p. GREETHAM. detached the Missouri:
home. leave month
Lieutenant G. =. NEAL. 10 the Cheyenne.
Ensigns ". l.. CALHOUN. detached the New Jersey E
3 ARMSTRONG. detached the Minnesota " II.
TOAZ. detached the Virginia. and J. :. MCAIN. de-
tachcd the Connecticut; all 70 homes. leave one
month
E.nsiEns 4 ". FRANK. detached the Yaukton. and r
r HANSON. detached the Vermont both navy
ward. Boston.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHGPs.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department
ARRIVED
March The Tecumseh. Norfolk:
the KearsRrge Philadelphia
March Kentucky. Norfolk. the Nevada, At
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bure-u-l
Ill. l. .---.., y


Washington, March 9.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-10

March The Choctaw and the Tecumseh. Norfolk:
KearsRrge Philadelphia
March Kentucky. AZ Norfolk. the Nevada. at
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

is go different YOU are a stomach
.slfieror. though YOU may cali it hy
some other name: your real ami anly
tror bic IS that which YOU eat does not
digest. hut quickly fermeDts and
sours. producing a,most any un
hea,thy condition.
A case OF Pare's Diapepsln viii
cost s.ty cents at any Pharmacy here
and will convince any stomach suf-
ferer five minutes after taking
single .dcae that fermentation aad
Sour Stomach IS cagsing the misery
Of Indigestion
No matter il you call your trouble
Catarrh Of the Stomach Nervousness
on GasWts, or by any other name
always remember that a certain cure
is waiting al any drug store The mo
ment you decide TO begin its use.
Panes Diapepsin will regulate any
out Of order stomach within dye min
rtes, and digest promptly. without
any frss or discomfort ali of any
Kind Ct food you eat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
GAS, DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN AND
OTHER STOMACH MISERY GOES,

TAKE A LITTLE DiAPEFSlN
NOW AND YOUR STOMACH WILL
FEEL BETTER FIVE MINUTES
LATER.
If your meas don't ft comforta1 ly,
or you feel tloated after eating and
you relieve / is the food which fills
YOU If what little YOU eat lies like a
lump of lead on your stomach; it
there IS difficulty in breathing after
eating, eructatiors OF sour, undigest-
ed food and acil. heartburn. brasl or
q lo,enine Of gas, You can make up
your mind that ypd need sJ,nctfir 4
to stop food fermentation and crre
Indigestion
To make every bite CT food you eat
aid in the nour.sament and strength
of your body, yon must rid your
Stomach of poisons. excessive acid
and stomach gas which sours your
entire meal-iterferes with digestion
ana causes so many sufferers of Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousuess.
Constipation. Gripping, etc Your case
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
PRINCETON! IS DEFEATED
Concluded from First Pagel.

At Des Drake 10; slnr
son q.
At Cedar Rapids-Coe o; Grin
nell ] ..
At New York-Fordham q; swath
more 8
AT st. Louis-Depaul University OF
Chicago, 8; Barnes Of st. Louis. 6.
At Sioux City-Morningside Col
lege G; Bellevue 0.
At St Louis-St Louis University
"A; Wabash College 0.
At Lawrence Kansas %. Washing
ton University, St. Louis. 0.
At Columbus state Universe
ty 81; Ohio Wesleyan s Bradley Poly
technic 0.
At Washington - University o.
North Carolina 5 Georgetown 0.
At Franklin and MAJ
shall r. Haverford ).
At Amherst Dartmouth u; Am
herst Q.
At West Point---Army IS; Lehigh O.
At Oberlin-Oberlin 0; Case 0.
At Western Reserve 3;
Kenyon Q.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
CAR IS GUEST
Of ITALIAN KING
THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS ON
DUTY TO PROTECT HIM FROM
HARM--RoMAN PRESS VEL,
COMES HIM.

Raceonigi. Oct 23-The emperor 0f
Russia is the guest tonight Of the King
,cf Italy.
The emperor arrived this Afternoon
,&ad was met by the king and a notable
assembly Of officials. The monarens
embraced and proceeded to tHe royal
castle, where Queen Helena, dowagar
Duchess Genoa. and Princess Letitia
received the emperor At the king 5
.dinaer this evening, the emperor ex-
pressed the warmest appreciation Of
his reception.
\ committee CT generals met the
emperor at the Italian frontier Er
route TO Racconisni. the train passe;
through a double line of - eco mer
guarding the tracks. Four thousan
troors were masseQ along the shor
road from the station to the ca Tie
The emperor looked the picture O
health.
No unplea8antness occurred. bu
anxiety was felt on account of the ar
rival of the Socialist Deputy Morgar,
originator OF the campaign against
the emperor Being a member of the
chamber, the police were unable To
keep him away. He intends to deliy-
eT speeches of protest against the Wis
it here and at Turin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fc
lowing places:
Coteman's, ala Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
NAG. ,lF--1ENT DISTANCES.

Mr.. Taft's journey illustrates how
magnificent arc the distances in the
United States.
Then he shall have reached Wash
ington he will hare Travelled several
months. and yet be will not hays
touched half the states of the Union
When he travelled from Washing
ton to Seattle he was in the United
States all the time and covered over
three thousand miles.
He went a thousand miles sSUt'
from Seattle to Los Angeles, and
then he went another thorsand miles
east to FL Paso. lie viii travel al
most a thorsand miles from where
hesiasnow to St Louis Counting the
meanderings Of the river, he will
travel probably thousand miles from
st. Louis to New Orleans.
He will travel another Thousand
miles from New Orleans to Washing,
ton.
On his journey Mr.. Taft will have
touched the Pacific, the Gulf of Mex.
leo, the Great Lakes. and will have
iourneyed on the greatest river in the
world, and he never once left the
United States except to pay a visit ot
courtesy to Efaz.
King Edward can leave London 1T
noon and be in Paris at 4 o'clock.
England is a great empire, but in
the home country the king cannot
travel ten hours on a fast train and
be in England all the time.
And yet. great as the United States
is y territory. there are some coun
trie, greater.
The Dominion of Canada, we be
lieve, contains few thousand more
square mics thai the United States.
Russian Siberia is bigger than TIL
United States. and the Republic 81
Brazil, If not larger, is almost as
large.
It may he said however, that no
country has the amount of ti.lable
land that the United States has. and
that none of the countries we have
mentioned is capable of maintaining
as great a population as are the
United States.-Commercial-Appeal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

trtional rights as to taken his prog
eriE without compensation ana rs "a
denial eli equal protection Of the laws.
The highest state court upheld the
legislation as passed in the exercise
q the police power. In passing on
the question as to the validity aad
reasonab'eness Of the discrimination
OF classification in relation to the
height OF bindings, the matter OF 10
oality became Of utmost Importance.
The United States Supreme Court dc.
cl.ned to hold the limitation of 81 TO
100 fest in the residential district a
discrimination OF classification so I'M
reasonable that it deprived the owner
OF his property and Of it's profitable
use without justification. ana refused
him compensation ror such alleged in
vasion CT his rights
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
A HUMOROUS INCIDENT
concluded From First Pags.l

said.
4 congratulate you on the oppor.
tunities for the useful education eau.
cation you are receiving under the
auspices OF the state Of Texas, and
congratulate the state that it makes
no distinction ii furnishing educa-
tiona facilities 70 all citizens
An unfortunate incident in the Dal-
las visit was the bayonetting of DEP
cty Clerk Louis Reichteustein by Il
militiaman on guard at the fair
grounds. Reichtensten was operated
on tonight and it is said he cannot
live, II is presumed that Rechten.
stein was trying to force through the
crowd The weapon penetrated in the
vicinity Of the abdomen. J. y. .Mailey
.of Dallas, a sergeant in the militia.
was arrested tonight charged with
bayCnetting Riechtenstein.
Secretary Dickinson started to
Nashville tonight in response to q
message calling him ON important
business, He will reiotn the presi-
dents party at Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

nately fell victim to a case Of diphthe-
ria. However, no seriousness is con.
templated by Or Bondurant unless
complications set in.
The art exhibit which has been a
feature at the Elmwood school the
past week has closed after having
great success The pictures have been
boxed preparatory to being sent 10
Mound City where they VIII be seen
Bssfhe inhabitants OF that city next
week. The sum of SIS net proceeds
was realized from the exhibition, ey-
cry dollar of which will be used in
works of art to adorn the
walls Of the new Elmwood school.
Something new in the way of school
spirit will be shown students and Cit
zens on Taft day. The boys have an
idea in mind whereby every one.
stranger and resident, will know that
there's a baseball game on for the af-
ternoon of that day. No secrets now
but suffice to say they're going 10
have crowd in attendance al that
ball game,
How about the Glee Club this year,
let busy now on final arrangements
or this ever popular organization,
With the hard practice the boys
lave gone through the past two days
makes our victory over Murphysboro
assured We've simply
got to put it all over them fellows,
With the two literary societies in
school this year and with the consent
If the faculty we certainly have the
Old Egypt again.
As each of the large colleges had
,hance yesterday Of cheering the
bride of their school on to victory, so
ct US Tuesday take advantage Of the
of helping our team to
'ome out triumphant. Finally in our
let's not forget the visit
,rs and become offensive. but show
good nature all the way through.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
CAIRO IN 1880
Tsssssssssssgssssg9sxyssss

N b Thistlewool. w. M. Williams,
Chas Gallagher Chas Pink ard other
prominent citizens called mass
meeting to he held at the council
chamber on April 9Th to arrange for
the reception of cen. T. s, Grant, OH
the occasion Of his visit to this city.
This meeting appointed a commit,
tee CT Alteen to make all necessary
arrangements. Cnas. Gallagher and
John NJ Lansden are the only mem
1ers Of that committee now resid NJ
in Cairo. Col. S. s. Taylor was chair
man Of the committee. This commit.
tee met on ApIi; 18TH when tele.
grams from General Grant were read
stating that ne would arrive in Cairo
April 10th and r"naln over night.
Subcommittee were appointed to at
tend to details and it was agreed that
creditable reception shoul be
held.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
LEGAL DECISIONS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ConesitutionaIity Of Building Requ.
'atIcns-The act classifying Boston
into commercial and residential see
tons, and limiting the height Of build
lngs in the former to 1875 feet and in
the latter to from 50 to100 feet, was
considered in WEIGH " Swasey, 30
Supreme Court Reporter, SCI. Plain.
tiif. applying for permission to erect
a building in the residential district,
claimed that the statute unduly and
professionally infringed on his consti,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
MURDERED FOR MONEY
Concluded From First Page,l

TO he very much in love with Moellar
and to look forward to the home
which he promised to build for her
near Jamaica with great expectancy
From various sorces it came to light
today that Moellec, in spite Of his as.
sertIons of owning property, had little
if any money 1t was said that one
reason the couple went abroad was 20
get money from the brides father.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
CLERGYMAN AS DELEGATE.

Washington. Oct, 23.---lt was an.
nounced that the convention OF tie
American Federation of Labor al
Toronto next month win receive as a
fraternal delegate Rev, Charles
Stolzle. representing the federal coua.
Gil of the Churches of Christ. an or.
gar i2ation of SO Protestant jenominq.
tons This is the rst time the fed.
eral council has appointed clergy
man representative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
PRESS WELCOMES czAR.

Rome, Oct. 23-The press, includ-
ing the radical newspapers, heartily
welcome the emperor AT a Socialist
meeting tdis evening a tablet dedica-
ted TO the Russian Martyrs OF Auto,
cracy' was protest against the visit
of the emperor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
sentemher Circulation.

The above is correct statement
Of the circulation of The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1908 and for the
month OF September 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day OF October, 1909.
EMMA S. RILEY,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number s of complete ami
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908. 49,. 2oS4
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and sun
day during the month of Sep
tember 1909 .. 80. .2o47
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

Messrs Moody and Sankey, the
eyangelists, We're u Cairo on sunday.
APRIL 18th, and held morning ser.
vices in the Presbs erian church. TIE
Methodist congregation joined in the
services, and the church was filled,
chairs being placed in the aisles Go
accommodate these who could not
find seats in the ews, MIR. Moo ~
Delivered forcible sermon. AMI Mir.
Sankey sang several beautiful hymns
in such a manner as to prove Inn a
gifted singer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

Watch fer ". T Wall G Co.'S Dry
Goods al this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

Advertising in The Bulletin pays the
advertiser because 1t circulates among
the people that have money to spend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

The Light Cat--You don't seem to
like that new dog mex, door
The Dark Gait like him fur
straight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

(iNTERUR5AN LlNE.)
TIME CARD.

TIME CARD.
Cars will leave Second street, Cairo
for Mound City and Mounds as fol.
lows:
First car leaves at 4:30 a. m.
Second car leaves at a. m. and
every hour thereafter Unit! =. m.
last cars leave at $40 .. m. and
ff:20 p. m.
c. e. ARMSTRONG,
General Superintendent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
sCAIRO SCHOOL NOTES
'SsssssSssssssssssss.


In order to give all school children
chance to see the president and be
present at the ceremonies on the riy.
er front Tuesday, Taft day school will
be over for the day after 1880 Tues
day morning, This will necessitate
the attendance of every pupil at
school up to the recess period which
is usually at Is. 80 and then all will
he dismissed for the entire day. This
gives plenty Of time before the presi-
dental party arrives and nothing but
d valid excise win be accepted from
those who are not at their respective
schools at tie time that school con
venes,
The correct line up of the G. H, s.
team for the game with Murphysboro
will be given in these columns to-
morrow morning. Capt Culp hopes
to know by that time definitely who
will have the honor of taking Muir
physboro's scalp. For that's surely
what VIC intend doing.
The young scn of Prof. II. E. Avis
nf the Douglas school who has been
quite iii with tonsilitis. has unfortu-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

The only Caro- paper with the ser
o'ce ~ ths Associated Tress 10 The
R1llattn
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24
BoastfuI nam.

Aarff9tH4s creations masterpiece. But
who says so? Man. -Gavarni
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

Mi Samuel Orr was appointed
health officer by the mayor and city
council.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-24

nately fell victim to q case OF diphthe-
ria However, no seriousness Is con
by DR.. Bondurant unless
complications set in.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-04-30
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The La Jara chronicle., 1909-04-30

There are people who feel that
they must see every one of their
friends who are ill. Too many OF
them derive a morbid pleasure
from the recital of cases that
have resulted disastrously, and the
greater the disaster the more
acute the pleasure in it's recital.
Their conception of bird of
paradise seems to be a croaking
raven and the more it croaks the
greater their admiration becomes.
Sitting up at night" with a
patient desperately ill is one of the
customs of "the good old days" now
happily almost obsolete. A delir-
ious patient, hot stuffy room, a
sinking kerosene lamp, and "A
half-dozen neighborhood gossips
sitting round conversing in rasp-
ing whispers, making mental notes
in order that they may be able
later on to accurately describe just
how hard the patient died, fur
nishes the stage setting for minia-
ture hell on Medical Paper.
During a panic caused by a
mouse, an Indiana woman caught
the varmint alive and has it now
as a pet. All our dazzling bravery
is not in inky Africa just yet.
Eighteen million acres of land
in the counties of Routt, Yuma,
Cheyenne. Kit Carson, Washing
ton. Lincoln and the eastern part
of Elbert will be thrown open to
settlement in few days. The
land can be entered under the en-
larged homestead act permitting
settler to take up 800 acres. The
old desert act provided that the
land must be irrigated, but the
revised law makes this unneces-
sary. The land is nonmiueral,
nonirrigable and without timber.
Nearly the entire area in Routt
county will be thrown open for
settlement, and this alone contains
hundreds of thousands of acres Of
land which is said to be finely
adapted for cultivation. Settlers
are preparing to take advantage of
the new entries and a rush for the
new lands is expected. Lands in
Nevada, 100000 acres, 100000
acres in Washington, 100000
in Oregon and from 100000 to
100000 acres each in Utah,
New Mexico, Arizona and Montana
will be thrown open at the same
time.
John Slaughter and wife went
out to their ranch in Alamosa
canon Wednesday. The Slaugh-
ter ranch is Just half mile below
the Terrace reservoir and in addi
ton to broad level field of high
class potato and alfalfa land there
are 100 acres of good pasture. Mr..
Slaughter will plant patch or
two and do considerable work on
his mining claims this summer.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-04-30
AVISO.

Tengo en- mi rancho en- la Aga
Caliente un caballo tordidllo con
esta o1f marca quien STA su dueno
puede benir por el pagando este
abiso y ell tempo que Sc estado
aqui Desde el dia 30 de Abril,
A. ID. 1909. ALFREDO Will.