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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

lures Whether this will be true or
not will be eft to those In attend
ance
| A touch of the rural idea will be
prominent in the country store with
it, postoffice and general merchandise
departments.
| The vaudeville show will have Il
display OF great talent in this line.
The show will be continuous and a
program of ten select numbers by
we'll known local performers will
constitute the bill
At the Japanese tea booth tea and
waters will be served by dainty
mattresses in Oriental costume and
Japanese ware will be sold
The Arcade show wil.-Se AN inter.
, esting and mirthful enterprise and
one beautiful scenic production OF the
show that needs enumeration is the
Red Sea and the Plains Beyond" :"
which will certainly prove a feature,
c. II s, students talent in art work
will be brought out in the Arts and
Crafts exhibition and some beautiful
novelties in this line will be sold.
The Chamber of Horrors will b.
everything that the name suggests
The hereafter will be depicted AMI
win play an important part in the
concession.
The side show will be patterned
after those usually found with a
travelling circus and an amazing line
sof rare and curious oddities in the
freak line will be exhibited
"Igma the Wonderful will do the
past. present and future stunt In for
tune telling and she can be relied
upon to impart valuable information
10 all those whose palm she reads.
Beginning at o'clock this after.
noon all performances will be con
tinuous and those who wish TO spend
! both the afternoon and evening win
/ find open to their convenience a com
nodious restaurant serving light
lunches and a regular o'clock dinner
at very reasonable prices.
| Even if one has seen all the shows
he can linger afterwards and mingIe
in the true carnival spirit which is
tsure to make every one have a good
/ time
| The County Fair Band viii parade
the principal streets at o'clock and
returning will open the fair with q
; concert promptly at o'clock.
/ A cordial invitation is extended the
public in general to be present and a
good time Is assured all,
The proceeds are to 20 for the
benefit OF the school library and those
familiar with conditions there will
| certainly appreciate the worthiness
| o. tho cause
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OUT-oF.0RDER KIDNEYS ARE
REGULATED AND THE MOST
SEVERE BAckAcHE SIMPLY
NhNlcAEC

Usually sufferers from backacha
bladder trouble or out-of-order XII
news, feel relieved after several doses
Of Pape's Diuretie.
Misery in the back, sides. or loins
sick headache, iniamed or swollen
eyelids, nervousness, rheumatism ami
darting pains, heart palpitatlons. diz-
ziness, sleenlessness. listless, worn,
cut feeling, and other symptoms. of
inactive. sluggish kidneys simply van.
ish,
tIncontfollahle urination especially
at night smarting, liscolored water
and all Bladder misery ends
Feeling miserable ami worried is
needless because this unusual prepa-
ration goes al once to the out-of-or.
der Kidneys and Bladder, distributing
its cleansing. healing and yitalizing
Influence directly upon the organs
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05
FEW DOSES END BLADDER MISERY
AAT MAKE THE KIDNFYs ACT FINF

anu glands affected. and complete.
the cure before YOU realize it. Tht
moment you suspect any Kidney o.
Urinary arrangement. or feel rheu-
matte mains. begin taking this harm
less medicine, with the knowledge
that there is no other remedy. at any
price, made anywhere else in the
world which will eect so thorough
and prompt cure as a fifty-cent
treatment Of Pape's Diuretic, which
any druggist can rpply
Your physician larmacist, banker
or any mercart le agency viii tell yol
that Pape, Tho 1ps0n & Pape. OF Tin
cinnati Is large and responsible
medicine concern thoroughly WORTHY
Of your confidence.
Only curative results can come
'rom taking Pape's Diuretic. and a
few days treatment will make any
one feel fine
Accept ouly Pape's Diuretic--fifty-
cent treatment from any drug store
49, anywhere in the world
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no probability OF Cairo applying for
in any tase ball leagre
where aduoah was not contestant
for hoaors. Furthermore. be did not
think suitable @raHnds and the neces
sa:y stands could be erected unless Il
certain gentleman prominently iden
tltied In the PAST with basehail IN
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Cairo, woa,d take n active part in
securing the grounds ard erecting the
stands IS far as Mir F,nnlaker eou'd
see 1t this t;tle The fans of Cairo
will have 70 content themselves dur
ing the summer of 1910 with the ar
ticIe Of baseball usually seen on the
toNn lets
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There will be a court OF justice at
the Fair today to preserve order John
Lynch 10, viii be presiding judge
and any person found violating any
of the laws posted NIP in the building
viii be brought in by OFFICER Buch.
anan and the Judge will decide his
tate (?l with a fine or jail san
tencc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05
Coughs and Colds
Easily prevented and cured by
fortifying and strengthening
the system with
Duffy's Pure Malt MIaiskey

It's the little cough or cold allowed to
run on without attention that fills three
fourths OF the graveyards OF this Goth
try.
Consumption Is but the fatal stage OF
throat troubles--the little cough neg
lected
Consumption is more appalling in it5
destruction of life than any plague or
pestilence that has swept over the world.
1t works on, day and night, year in and
year ont
Dufy's Pure Malt ~
Whiskcy is pre- LIsss SSSM
scribed by doctors Ny%A WM
everywhere. 1t isN u I'D NA
an Absolutely PURCELL asA ae
gentle and invigor-A \ %sAA u
ating stimulant and \ V.sl4ssss 4
tonic, Itoyercomes all SsaE5%/
weakening, wasting s2g Gs@
and rundown condi-
tlons of the body. brain and muscle, Civ
ing the system power to throw off and
resist coughs, colds, grip, catarrh, bron-
chttts and lung troubles 1t is an abso-
lutte cure and preventive Of consump-
ton, pneumonia, bronchitis. malaria and
lew feyers ii taken in time in small
doses as directed.
All druggists, grocers and dealers. or
direct, $10o large bottle Be sure Won
get the genuine; substitutes and imita-
tlons are injurious. Medical Booklet,
containing rare common sense rules for
health and testimonials, also doctors
advice sent free to anyone who writes.
Duffy Mslt Whiskey Co.. Rochester, N. Y,
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the High School today ana not miss
the big show" Every one promised
accordingly
All the boys in the side show are
asked to be TIP at the High School this
morning by 10 O'Clock, Their pres.
ence is desired In an important con-
ference.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

The above special from foneshofo.
ArR.. appearing ia the Commercial.
ArnGal Of yesterday was shown Mr.
tdlntaker who stated that there was
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

7. league. He was at Cairo during the
days Of the fast Kitty circuit but is
now stationed ut paducah Ky
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sun and lNoon.

sun will v,se To-Day .. G29 a, II.
sun will Vet today ........ $3.50 Il. II.
Noon win rise tonight . a:2G a. m
TNote: The above sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and anproxi-
mates the time at Cairo within few
minntesl
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Forecasts for Today.

cairo and vicinity: Fair not muca
Change in temperature,
Illinois Fair AMI cooler Saturday
Sunday fair
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( the WEATHER !;
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Yesterdays Cairo Temperatu.s.
General Cond ticrs

'rhe siag was GEAR sita i1gnt "iisH
HI government reported ram from p
ias.Hs. Temperature hal moderate
somewhat III the northwest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

Lee Line. The Ferd Herold will &C
in the Memphis-Vicksburg trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

All was activity yesterday after
noon at G. II. s. after school closet
Students were hustlipg everywhere
getting their County Fair shows in
readiness.
Mr. Midkiff told every student TO
ask all Of their friends to come up to
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

The first number Of the Egypt in
lalmost three years came out yester
day afternoon and was received with
great welcome. The issue this time
lis a weekly in newspaper form and
quite departure from the old Gus
tom OF monthly in magazine form.
The paper is sheet with four
sides and twelve columns On three
Of the pages advertising is inter-
spersed with news matter and on the
| first page headlines cover the ar
ticles with no appearance OF advertis-
ing The paper is devoted to the
interests of all the Cairo schools and
the space is divided up into depart.
ments Of editorials. personals, liter.
AIRY, musical, general class news, eX-
change and alumni news and gram
mar school notes
The idea Of the weekly newspaper
form OF the publication is to keep
abreast OF the times with the leading
schools throughout the country in
TINS respect by TINS step &. II, >,
+ is far ahead Of any school In this
vicinity and 1t Is q prestige that every
one should feel proud Of.
/ Then again it Is thought that the
appearance Of the paper in this form
will serve TO bring to the notice of
| the public in a more enlightening
manner the work that Is being done
in the schools Of the city
From the favorable comments hearl
FROM every source the paper In all
that could be desired and IL sure to
he a success. The subscription rates
lare 10 cents per month and all those
desiring the paper should send their
names to John Castleman, circulation
manager in care of c. II s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-05

The Seniors had a meeting yester
day relative to securing graduation
invitations. representative of Mer-
mod, Jaccard and King Jewelry Co.
Of ST, Louis, was present at the meet
ing and displayed various kinds Of
invitation samples Nothing definite
was done by the class, but President
Ohrum appointed committee to look
into the matter and report at a
meeting to be held Monday This
was considered proper in justice to
Cairo merchants in that line They
should be given chance in the mat,
ter and Il they cannot come up to the
specifications it is time to think OF
awarding the contract to an outside
concern.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-03-10

bursemen money shall keep
shall be by the Recorder the direction
of the Auditing Committee
1872 Any of money which shall been specifically
appropriated for the payment of principal interest
note bond other security the City, from
and paid t order of
purpose which appropriated without
the part of the Auditing Committee, o.
1885, The following officers shall appropria
ton denomnaed Expense and Salary The Mayor Al
dermen City Recorder City Engineer and Assistant City Treas
City Attorney Collector Taxes all other officers
in the service of the City shall be the
for the department in which they employed.
1874 Every board officer charge department shall,
annually before November 10TH oth City Treasurer
estimates in detail of the appropriation which will be needed
meet the expenditures be incurred by such board officer
received romany by such board officer during
said
1885, Bonds with good sufficient suretics,
and less than those below shall be required of the
officials below the faithful performance of
duties required of them the Charter and by the or
of the City, hereafter force and for the faithful
accounting of all moneys collected by said officials, The
Recorder $l0O0O City Commissioner S. 00o Chief of Police and
each Assistant Special Policeman $500; the City Attorney
The bond of the Recorder and Treasurer shall held the
Mayor, the bonds of all other City Officials, all
other bonds deeds contracts and shall be in the
the Recorder for safe keeping shall be
transferred to his successor in saip office
1856 At the close of the present hca the Auditing Com
mtee shall make inventory of all City property render
report of the Board AS thereafter the said Com
Oily designed and recommended by the United States
said Committee hereby
such prior Investigations and incur such therefor
thereto.
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conceive that such announcements
will be of interest and value to them.
/ advertise what | do, and do
what advertise.
If those wishing my professional
advice free can not call, write for in
formation.
successfully treat all nervous,
chronic and special diseases of both
sexes.
Permanently located at 6o8H Gay
ST., over Journal and Tribune,
Knoxville, Tenn.
refer you to my many cured and
satisfied patients. The results |
have obtained for them, same can be
procured for you. My years of ex-
perence, my many diplomas and
certificates of medical merit, state
certificates from almost every state
in the south INCLUDING TENNESSEE,
together with my knowledge gained
by having been a teacher of medicine
and pharmacy should thoroughly
demonstrate my ability.
We have an Office thoroughly
equipped and second to none in the
south, where | successfully treat
and cure from 80 to 100 patients
daily. | am chief consulting phys
ician to this office, have registered
graduate resident physician in charge.
Call and get the benefit of our
knowledge and experience.
Our terms of treatment are reason
able.
We will honestly and frankly tell
you what can be accomplished fer
you. If we think your case is in
durable we will tell you so. Ad-
dress
THE DIR. ELLISON-STUART
COMPANY
6o8 IL Gay ST., over Journal and
Tribune, Knoxville, Tenn.
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ter shall be taken The Mayor notify Supernen
dent Of Schools that child from house where such disease
exists shall be permitted to attend the public schools until
nsd with clean health certificate from the County Physician
100. The City Physician shall keep record
Vde by the City of the parents Color and
nativity of all children and the nativity
and of death of all within the City
ana shall be the duty of all paccng and accouch
eurs to monthly the City Physician the above informal
uon, on blanks provided for the purpose.
6 1t shall be unlawful for to be remain with
in the limits the City johnson City, within mile
o without having been properly and successfully vaccnate
And who has had smallpox has been vaccnated
within of the time when demand shall be made
him b the city authorities he vaccnated shall furnish salts
factory proof thereof to the Board Health and he fails
so shall be required to be vaccnaed.
162 Whenever in TIE opinion of the Board of Health the pres
eryaon the public health requires said Board authorised
all within the limits the City, and within
mile beyond and ascertain have been
successfully accnaed within the period seven years next
persons De Vacclnated
the of this ordinance forthwith be vaccnated; and
also the and residence notified
to the Secretary the Board of Healthy and all such who
have in
within five vaccinated and such
ton take effect shall have the operation repeated until in the opn
ion Of the Board of Health the County Physician such
sufficiently protected against the small Aud
refusing negecng be vaccnad herein provided
shall be arrested and brought before the Recorder for trial. and
upou conviction shall fine OF not less than three @ 0O dol
lars than five $ dollars the dissertation of the
and after such conviction the offending shall
vaccinated herein provided shall again
arrected and tried and convicted be punished herein
vided.
All persons living outside corporate limits city,
and within mile thereof who unable
the expense of vaccination shall be required apply
within the time provided for vaccination physician appointed
by the Chairman of County Court Washington County
Parents, guardians, other having
their charge residing with them tender and
fail have them vaccnaed herein provided shall
be liable to punishment above provided
1866 Any violating of the provisions of this Chap
shall subject of than five $500 dollars
than fifty $5Oo dollars unless otherwise provided
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-03-10
MRS. EVA A. NGERSOLL
RECEIVES $1e5,551.e8

Boston, Mass, March AFTER a
legal battle which has been dragged
through state and federal conrts for
fully twenty years, Mrs. Eva A. Inger-
soil today received certified check for
$195, 55l.9S, representing fee which
she claimed was due her husband, the
late Robert g. Ingersoll, for services in
breaking the will Of Andrew j. Davis,
a millionaire miner of Montana. MIR.
Ingersol acted as counsel for Henry A.
Root and Messrs. Cornue, Cummings,
Palmer and others.
The check, which includes interest,
was made by Judge Layton, admins
traitor Of the Davis estate, Of Butte,
Mont.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-03-10

interested, and on which the news.
papers comment extensively, he is
always ready to supply the reporter
with the fullest information, never
forgetting to identify his own i'm
portant self with the minutest de-
tails. TIL difference between he
and the regular advertiser is that the
former gets his publicity free while
the latter pays for his.
1t is true that quacks and impost-
ers abound everywhere, among them
being both family physicians and
pretended specialists, and it is also
true that they far outnumber the
genuine experts. The former bring
discredit upon the latter. Bad men
are found in every vocation, but
does this fact prevent there being
good ones? Sick people cannot
cease going to doctors because few
of them are humbugs any more than
commercial travellers can stop riding
on railroads because of occasional
train wrecks.
Although the true specialist has
been persistently pursued by the
jealousy of his professional brethren
on the one hand, and greatly dis
credited because of the action of
spurious imitators on the other, yet
the value of his scientific improve
ments, inventions and discoveries
have usually been recognized and
year, decade or CEN
fury later, if not at the immediate
time.
Professional prejudice no longer
prevails against MIN in the great med
ical centers of Europe, where he ad-
vertises his specially and methods of
This commendable custom has
finally extended to America, where
old fogyism is happily becoming
thing of the past; where the ancient
code of medical ethics is now moss
covered and obsolete; where honest
and legitimate advertising is no long
err crime for the physician any
more than for other enterprising
and business men who
make the world move. Today a
ability is measured by the
cures he makes, and not by his eth
ical standing. Whether he adver-
tises or not is immater,al so long as
his patients obtain happy results,
and all promises are faithfully fulfilled.
Other physicians may believe in
the Code of Medical Ethics, but |
do not. | refuse TO be bound by it
when | know that the welfare of my
patients demand a radical departure
from it. | intend to think and act
for myself, guided by the light of ex-
perience, knowledge and skill, and
by the dictates OF my own conscience.
This is my only rule of practice.
In the future, as in the past, | ex-
pect to advertise in reputable news
papers. propose to publish list
Of the diseases | treat, and my
methods OF treating them | shall
not hesitate, either, to announce 10
my afflicted fellow men the result Of
my scientific researches, investiga-
tious and experiments, whenever |
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-03-10
CHAPTER XVII.
STREET RAILROADS.

2O2 The Board of Mayor and Aldermen may upon appca
ton being made therefor hereinafter provided grant the right
OF streets and other public places of said City, for all
purposes of street railroads other railroads. telephones
telegraph pipes electric shs and such other
the Board deem provided that they shall
the exclusive right to the and thoTougares
person for more than twenty (20)
Continued Week.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-03-10

To make nice lawn apply Boone
Meal. Carr Bros. 37-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
MORE TROOPS FOR HAWAII.
To Be Made Separate Department
With Brigadier in Command.

Within two or three months Hawaii
will be created a separate military de-
partment with a brigadier general in
command. instead of being part of the
Department of California. Gen. Wood,
chief Of staff, has recommended this
change and work now being done indi-
Gates that the step will be taken soon.
There is much army work being done at
Honolulu. Temporary quarters are being
built at Schofield barracks, Leilehua, for
the I'd Battalion of the 9Th Cavalry,
which Is to arrive next month. Ii has
been recommended that Fort Shafter be
made a regimental post which will in
crease its size about two-thirds.
There is great activity at Pearl Harbor.
where a dry dock excavation is being
cut out.
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resulted from violence at the hands OF
another, Commemorative Attorney
Mackey yesterday admitted that there
was but little chance of experimenting the
person or persons responsible for
rhrough's death.
Believed It Murder From the First.
Ever since the finding of the body by
Corp. Newman OF the Signal Corps,
when the horse which he was riding
through the woods SHE'D at the body as it
lay concealed In the underbrush. Mr..
Mackey has declared that he believed the
young man was murdered. The manner In
which the shoestrings taken from the
dead mans shoes were tied about his neck
and the fact that Mrs. Smith, wife of
Sergt Henry Smith of the Signal Corps,
together with another woman residing in
her home, which Is the nearest residence
to the spot where the body was found,
heard light one-horse vehicle passing
their home between and o'clock the
morning of the day the body was found
and later heard 1t return. practically con-
WINGED the Virginia prosecuting attorney
that q murder had been committed
Aside from this Mr.. Mackey expert
mented with his own shoestrings in try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
CAPITALISTS INSPECT
KENTUCKY COAL FIELDS
Travel Through Rough Country in
Wagons and on Horseback,
Miles From Railway.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, September n.
Three railway presidents, several barons
and capitalists of New York and Balti-
more are travelling through the wilds of
eastern kentucky on horseback and in
wagons, inspecting the properties of the
Northern Coal and Coke Company. The
party arrived yesterday in the finest
special ever run over the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. At Ashland the train
was switched to the o., B. & s. tracks
and were carried into the chart of the
eastern Kentucky coal fields. This morn
ing at HELLER, KY, they got astride
horses, those not being familiar with
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some of the officers and jackies expire.
some of them are to be shifted, and
new officers and men have to be sent
to replace them, and replenishment Of
the supplies has to be attended to. One
gunboat Scorpion, the station ship at
Constantinople, to proceed to Piraeus.
Greece, to meet the Louisiana and the
South Carolina upon their arrival there
November p, and transfer the men and
stores.
The battleships will leave their home
posts November 1, and will mobilize
in midocean. The cruise has been ar
ranged so as to give as much division
command experience as possible. The
officers and men will spend Christmas
at Gibraltar, and will get back to
Guantanamo for winter maneuvers
about January Is.
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MYSTERY OF THROUGH'S
DEATH YET UNS0LVED
Virginia Authorities Practically
Give Up Hope of Clearing
Up the Tragedy.

The Virginia authorities have practical
" given up all hope of pushing aside the
clouds Of mystery hanging over the death
of William H. Through. the young Balu-
more electrician, whose body was found
about two weeks ago in a lonely wood
near the Fort Myer Signal Corps sta
ton.
Although there are several indications
that the young man was murdered and a
coroner's jury composed of Silas Deibel.
r. L. Ball, c. O. Thomas, William Mar
cey, T. NJ wamplar ard 4. c. Grouse.
which viewed the body as it lay In the
woods, returned a verdict that death had