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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11

Art Redstead CO. VS.. Cairo Fgrni-
tire Co; assumpsit; pla ntiff takes
non-suit
McKnight,Keaton Grocery Co, vs..
Rudolph Goldsmith; attachment;cas
dismissed by plaintiff; Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Peter Saup VS.. Jesse 0. Hunt ct uX,
assumpst; continued generally.
Clyde w Lesley VS.. Rich Con,
struction Co., ct ais; case continued;
declaration filed this day
Harry r. Kirk, as Trustee in bank
ruptcy of Jonn c. Nugent Co, VS.
Bernard McManus, Jr, assumpslt
continued by agreement,
Cairo Sand and Gravel Co. VS.. Pro
whence Washington ms. Co, assump
sit; compromised.
Cairo Sand and Gravel Co. VS.. In
surance Co. of North America,
Cairo Sand and Gravel Co. VS., 81
Paul Fire and Marine ms. Co, as
sunpsit; cause settled costs paid.
4 Cairo Sand and Gravel Co. Vs
Firemans Fund ms, Co., cause set
tied, costs pail
Friedman, Shelby Shoe Co. vs., Her
Imam Weber, assumpsit; continued b,
agreement
! f. T. Phillips vs.. John A. Bourgos
Jr., assumpsit; continued by agree
ment
Chancery.
} India Ellroth VS.. Westip Ellroth, g
tal: assignment of dover, etc; cor
/ nued for evidence.
) c. r. Treat VS. Richard Wise shoe
Of Al foreclosure. Master files r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11

Madrid, Oct. 10.--Many in minis
tcral and court circles are appre-
honsive for the republicans are re-
ported TO be unusually active, cspcc'
tally in the provinces, But the po-
lice AMI military are taxing oN'raor
binary precautions to Que.l any ~,
rising. Premier Canalejas has asatr
ed King Alfonso that orders covering
all contingencies have been sent to
the provinces and that any outbreak
will be suppressed instantly That
the Spanish republicans have been
planning with their Portuguese. fell
lows for a simultaneous outbreak IN
both countries has been known to tne
Spanish government for some time,
Even the late OF the uprising IS
known, Oct13, the anniversary OF
Francisco Ferraras execution, But
the Spaniards realized they mad small
chance to sueceed, the royalists IN
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11

port of execution OF deed, approved -
Cairo National Bank VS. Attress Ro
berts. foreclosure. Continued gen
orally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11
APPEARING OLD
Act. M BAR to Profitable Employ
nicnt.

ncnt
you cannot afford 60 grow old
In tltn-c lays ~ strenuous competition
u b. rcr.t.atv tp maintain aa long A.
ne. ttle oueg vont!fiil 1rpHarauce
T. =, ,rfro,- tc - d. ttis without r..
+s,.ss . 3D. "a growth 1f haf
T,e tfceeD % oG hauarutf Indicates tha
rretrrre e. hErrNw'nT germ WHICH
,iyec ara thrivcs On the roots Of the
il 4 unil Il eauses tai badness
,vhr g Fornicide is the onl' know
TO- over ~ ~" post ART IT V ~ ere ,
~ a. Il Il dr!hhifi 90 49,
prfptr W. wtittt w. r'"saiit HAIR dress
49, AZ vet ae Dandrufr cure
coo, ", substitute--thcre IS none
: nv leading druggists Send 1oc. II
fr snnple 90 TAG Herpicide Co.
one dollar bottles guaranteed
Paul G. Schulz & Sons, specia
agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11

sist. They found that tie officers
Of the army We're. loyal. Troops are
massed in such hotteds OF selitioA
as the Basque provinces in the norta
and in Barcelona General Weylen
whom Americans remember as CAP
tain general in Cuba, openly threat
ened that any revolt would be pct
down merclessly The republicans
in Valencia displayed great enthusI-
asm and unrest. There troops are
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-11

Cairo National Bank VS.. Alfred
Arstin. foreclosure. Continued gen
erallp
Lena Z. Gander vs. Evaline Jones,
ct al, foreclosure. w. S. Dewey
makes final report or execution OF
Iced.
The Jonesboro Building and Loan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
REQUESTS THAT THE
CITY RETIRE FROM
The FIELD
Wagon Repair Shop Man
Notifies City Council That He
Has Installed Battery Charg-
ing Machine,


That he has Installed q battery
/ CHARGING machine ranabfe ~ cbarr-
wen rs other IKE eleoliieai ia' AUS
and that he hoped tine city would
4esso a.tro tss- E5nd .f o.,rs ann
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"as ltS'ht t'e"t -" tNii'."
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
At CLUB
To Be LARGELY
ATTENDED
More Than Two Hundred Plates
VIII Be Laid; All Arrange
melts Complete for Biz
Boosting Event

All arrangements save been CONF
pleted for the observation-disclosures
which wil Dr. held at the Comm rcial
club Thursdat night. More t1an Two
hundred ol the biggest aud best noos-
ters nt Albuquerque VIII attend the
spread. discuss the viands n hear
the speeches Albuquerque. the Rio
Grande valley and The state 90 Doe Of
view McXico VIII De- the principal SUBJ
Jeet ~ Conversation 'our Policies.
the platform upon which the COM
merciai club has announced il WIFI
stand hereafter. will bee fully explain
cd in detail rs able speakers Alto
gether The banquet viii be q rousing
gathering and every citizen who has
tire Interest ~ Albuquerque at heart
VIII be In a~tlemdnnNl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
TIN GAN MAN TAKES
UP THE TIME Of
CITY COUNCIL.


The city council ~ the city OF Az
ba4ueruue held o meeting last night
which. IL Mr.. Maurice GIsW 81 the
Nestern Advertising COMPANY had
not been present. would have been u
comparatively urief one. But Ar.
CLAW WAS ON tbc JOB last blight the
same ns 10 has 6oen I'D the past three
meetings of tile aldermen Str. CLAW,
Il mas be- remarked DO passing. ls the
gentleman u whom The city council
gare franchise permitting him 10
place uarhaee cams iu various parts 81
the business aud residence districts
The franchise became q taw an August
3 and tine Western Advertising CONF
uaBv. which is ar. CLAW was 20 have
af tho cams placed In position before
the end 81 three months. But as
esFdlnn "a 40 accounts, Claw mas been
unable. for eagon rather obscure,
~ have the cans constructed The
presenCe ~ CLAW at the regular meet
ines 1T che citv council has been Tor
the purpose Of securing au extension
ri Use time limits of his franchise,
which expires November 3
a week ago Monday night at The
council meeting Mayor Lester put
CLAW through q g|rillne cross-examln-
ALTON regarding ATS plans Last night
CLAW had the pleasure Of submitting
te another g|rilling.
What the mayor wanted to Know
was what CLAW intended 10 du about
the earbage can proposition CLAW
was evasiTe RE had spent tlme and
money. ne said getting ready "a put
the cans IN place and was going go
carry ont his contract
"N0en are son going 70 begin to
carry euf yoHr contract asked tho
nmNap. nWhFu are won Rafuu To hp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20

in Denver. or some other city. ana
Then seeing possibly that o cannot
obtain advertising enough 10 justify
placing them in Albuquerque, snip
them 20 some other city
The mayor then told Claw that the
rity council had fulfilled its part ar
the contract and that il was giving
tap valuable time listening To- his
%pleadings FOR au extension ot the
franchise.
Alderman Goeu finally brought the
matter "a "A head when me made e moo
tien tact CLAW put up a bond Of ST.
coo Co guarantee the faithful per
Torrance of his contract with the city.
Alderman Wroth seconded the motion,
which carried unanimously.
Form Tor Drain Layers Approved
a copy ~ the form 90 he used by
drain lavers was presented for ape
prevail beg the sewer committed last
night. having been formerly approved
by the city attorney. The council ap-
proved The form. whcih is 10 he in
cnrporated into ana made q part 0t
ordinance No 4b1.
Steclc is ELECTRICAL Inspector.
j y. Steele. appointed building and
plumbing Inspector hv Mayor Lester
81 the last meeting of the city coun-
elt. was ltst Hight appointed electrical
inspector tht appointment being
unauimouslN ratified hN the council
Nir. steele was requested 10 file sep
arate bonds for each office 10 secure
faithful Performance of his #ork.
skating Rink to Pay License.
n being brought t1 the attention ~
the -punclI last might tnat tine skating
rHHk at the afmarf is now being "pcr-
ate8 h1 private parties and hat hg the
national guard fhe 'ouneli unani-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
NOTED ARTIST AT
W0MAN'S CLUB MEETING

Ii has been enormously stated thar
Mr.. Blumenshein. the noted artist
Who is spending a short while in the
CITY. would speak at the Woman-s club
this evening.
The club has long made a practice
of securing celebrities who happened
to be in Albuquerque to address the
members OF that organization and is
fortunate in having MI. B-lumenshein
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20

fer their regular meeting next Frid.-
afternoon. lie will speak on itfa
Paris and y said 90 be q hririap,
and forceful speaker and his annear
nee viii DE am event OF much imnor,.
nee iu the club circles.
A fine musical program win be rem.
dered by Wen known local talent Tie
affair is for club members only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
COUNTY VERY
PROSPEROUS
Judge John R, McFie, Return
ing From Clayton, Says He
Is Much impressed With
Growth of Business,
Especial correspondence TO Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Santa Fe, y. A.. Sept. lg-Judee
John r.. McFic returned last evening
from clayton. Union county where he
held a successful term OF court. which
VIII DC continued Tor one week b,
chief Justice ". n. pope who WITH
arrive al Clayton from Roswell Ia.
morrow. and q week hence will 20 to
Ration to hold court. Judge MIcFie
was much impressed With the baauti.
ful plains country. dotted with ranches
and farm houses, evidence Of pros.
9eritN. progress and determination tc
win ont. The town OF Clayton is now
huildiug mp rapidly into an excellent
business point. Largo buildings are
going uo and as the town ordinances
prohibit the erection of frame houses
in the town, the new structures are an
Of the most substantial character. The
merchants have large ana Well stocked
stores and are doing % good business
Union county has q strong bar
composed mostly of bright and able
young lawyers. The Gean az the CLAY.
ton bar is Judge o.. p. Toombs. who
IS making "a good record as district
attorney. There was quite a large
docket. both criminal and civil, and
cunsideral ie business was dis 1osed Of
during the term. Court Was In Ses.
sion day and night most of the time
"CuiOu county is very prosperous"
said the judge. ard ] vas much
pleased with the character of the peo-
Pile and the juries. which We're COM
posed OF business men and farmers
A new state bank is about to De- open.
ga at Clayton. indicating the business
expansion of the county seat
Try q LnIlrnal Mart I'D. Rnenlfc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-20
|NTER-OEPARTM EN1
COMMITTEE HERE
THURSDAY
Joint Committee of Interior and
Agricultural Departments to
Confer With United States.
Forest Officers.

An inter department board Of the
department ~ Interior and depart
ment OF agriculture consisting OF
several Officials Of eath department.
IS scheduled to arrive in %.AibnQuer-
qne Thursday evening and viii re-
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
BAILEY VICTORIOUS
INTEXASCONVENTION
His Tariff Views Adopted
/ and He's Endorsed for
Presidency.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug u.-With
Senator Bailey in the Saddle 10 rule the
Democratic party in Texas. and inGoTs-
ed for the Presidential nOminstion in
1872. delegates 10 the state convention
scattered to their homes today.
y hot campaign with the liquor qEes-
ton as the chief issue viii be waged this
fan. O. 2 Colquitt and A 3. David
son. candidates. respectively. for gov
ernor and lieutenant governor, are
avowed nu-prohEblticnists. aid their
utmost efforts viii be thrown against
the constitutional amendment proposing
Statewide urohibiBon-
Before adourning the platform was
adopted and the convention declared IL
favor of the submission Of the prohibi-
ton amendment The tariff plank was
as follows
I'VE rcaffrm the tariff declarations OF
the Democratic State and National plat
forms Of 1896 and we expressly condemn
the plan to remove all duties from the
manufacturer raw material 50 long
as such duties remain on manufacturers
finished products"
This plank was victory for Senator
Bailey.
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
ANNULS EXAMINATION
FOR POSTAL PLACES

The examination scheduled by the
Civil Service Commission TO be held in
this city IN November next for posi-
lions in the POstOfiCe Department
were Cancelled today, owing TO The
fact that the existing registers Of the
commission bear sufficient eligibles TO
meet the needs OF the service
The eligibility OF ali persons on the
present registers win be continued IN
Ill the establishment of the next reg
lister. or in other words, until the
present list Of eligibles is exhausted
and a new one is necessary
Applications which have been sub
miLted for the November examination
viii be retained on fle for the first
examination for the Washington post
Office.
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
FIVE IN FAMILY
SUFFER SMALLPOX
Children, in Negro Home,
Contract Disease, and
Others Take 1t.

Five cases of smallpox in one family
were reported TO the Health Depart
mont today
The patients are Peter west. coIored-
thirt---six years old; his wife, Ella
Wesl, twenty-six, and three children,
Douglas. Carlton, and Togo, aged, re-
spectiveIy eleven, i've and th-se years
all living in the neighborhood OF Twen-
ty-sixth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast
The two smaller children. according
&c officials Of the Health Department,
contracted the disease while on a visit
To OCCOuuOn. Va. and had practically
recovered before their cases were called
10 the attention Of the department
The next victim was the mother. The
illness Of the boy, Douglas. and the
& Their followed All OF the patients
were removed to the smallpox hospital.
The total number Of cases OF smallpox
o. record in the District is seven
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
Health Officer Says Legisla-
ton Should Remove
Peril for Babies.
OPIATES DANGEROUS
EVEN AT MINIMUM
Police Will Prevent Use of More
Poison Than the Law
Allows.

That tie sale Of soothing syrups
containing even minimum quantity
Of opiates should be prohibited by
Hesitation, is the opinion OF Health
Oficer Woodward
The present law permits the sale
Of prepare cions containing not more
than TWO grains Of opium. or one
quarter grain Of morphine, or not
more thar one-quarter Erain Of CO
caine. cr MT more Chan two grains OF
chlorad hydrate in the fluid ounce OF
r Il in a solid preparation IA one avoir-
dUpOis ounce
"When drugs or patent medicines
containing even this minimum amount
Of cocaine or morphine are gwen 10
an infant, the effects are undoubtedly
Injurious" said Dr. Woodward today
The law should prohibit altogether
the sale Of soothing syrups, or at least
should provide that such preparations
containing roisons should display on
the label OF the bottle a skull and
cross bones.
Sale Is Decreasing
THE sale Of soothing syrups is much
sunaIIer than II was a few years ego.
due to the fact that parents are be-
coming educated Only the ignorant
viii give a child a soothing syrup, but
at the same time there are many who
are under ne impression that such pre-
paTauOns are harmless because they
are sold under cover OF The law
This Is not 50, and IN All my eNper-
teEce I have never known OF phySlc-
ian TO prescribe a soothing syrup il Ine
manufacturer were compelled 10 place
skull and cross bones on the bottle,
even those who cannot read would un-
6ersrsnd that the preparation contained
q poison and therefore IS dangerous
Warning against SoothlnE SJrupS IS
given also by Dr. l. F. Keller CHIEF
Of the division Of drugs Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry
Habit-FOTming Agents
EFT has long been known by the
medical profession that these prod
ucts as q rule contain habit-forming
agents; but the majority Of mothers
have been and still are ignorant Of
this fact, although some degree of
publicity has been given the matter
in recent years. said Dr. Keller
Lest any suspicion OF fear should be
aroused IN the mind OF the mother
BY the fact that the presence Of OPT
UNI morphine ChIOrOfOTm- OF other
harmful agent is declared upon the
bottle. the manufacture or dealer En-
deavOrs 10 allay such fears by state
mentS that the preparation contains
nothing injurious TO the youngest
baby Statements OF this kind have
largely been eliminated, but In some
instances they stiU appear in modified
form, either on the package itself or
on the accompanying circular
Police Investigating
The Police. Department is engaged
in an investigation OF the quantity
and quality of the soothing syrUps
sold in the District The sale of
such preparations. containing the
minimum Of poison prescribed by
law, cannot be prohibited but care
ful watch, il was said today viii be
kept TO prevent the distribution OF
compounds containing more than this
amount
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
RESCUED SAILORS
TAKEN TO NORFOLK

NORFOLK. Va, Aug 1.-THE col
lier Leouidas has arrived in Hamp-
ton Roads, having aboard Captain
Carver and the crew Of the collier
MarceIIus, which was rammed % > the
Norwegian fruit steamer Di Giorgio
and sunk
No lives were lost. the crew Of the
MarCellus taking refuge on the Leon
idas when e was found that the Mar
cellus could not be kept afoar- The
MarceIlus, accompanied by the Leon
idas both coal laden. were bound for
Guantanamo. Cuba, the fruiter being
bound north
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
EARL OF EGHONT
DIES IN LONDON
Was First Titled Englishman
TO Wed an American
Girl.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Earl Of Eg-
mont. holder OF six other titles. and one
Of the first EnElfshmen Of noble family
10 marry an American girl, Died today
Bonn OnsJuue 4 1S5G, IN 1851 lac married
Miss Kate Howell. daughter OF Warwick
Howell. OF South Carolina
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
HAIL STORM STRIKES
UPPER MARLBORO
Crops of Tobacco and Grain
Are Badly Damaged
by Downpour.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. Aug. IL
A terrific hailstOrm struck this town
and vicinity fast night about 20 O'Clock,
accompanied by a magnificent eIecE rical
display and heavy wind from the north
west.
Heavy damage was GoHe 20 crops Of
tobacco. fruit, grain. and vegetables.
Some fine tobacco at the experiment
station maintained here by the United
States Department Of Agriculture joint
~ with the Maryland Agricultural Col
iege looks as If riddIed with buckshOt-
Many Of the hafIstones were as large
as English walnuts.
The Washington times., 1910-08-11

treated him thereaftea as one OF his
family
Last Christmas the lad told his bene-
factor that he would Ike TO learn the
trade OF a matchmaker as his father
had been one. Accordingly Gibson 2p-
Preuticed him 70 one OF the leading
Jewellers Of tEe city and the youngster
v ent to work
When the warm weather made its
spDes-anc Gibson thought the little
chap needed a vacation. and accordingly
shipped kim 70 his farm N Butler
county While there Dawly became
homeSiCk- There was little 20 90 on
the farm. and he began to hunger for
the life Of the city
Tells the Secrete
Finally one day, in burst OF conf
dence. he told Baker. the man who ran
the farm for Gibson. that his father was
living and was in Washington Where
upon the farmer persuaded the lad 20
write and beg forgiveness, which he did,
and awaited the reply with eaEfruess.
not untinged with apprehension Sur the
welcome telegram. sending the money
for his return, showed that there were
no hard feelings against him az bis
home. and he left at once for Wash
fugton. arriving here on Sunday night,
With the money he had earned during
his sojourn IN the Smoky City he had
purchased q bicycle, which ne sold upon
making up his mind TO return TO MS
Maternal roof. and when his father met
him on Sunday night he was scuev IA Z
surprised 10 see the boy aTTayed-in long
trousers, the first he had eye- worn
The LeC con Learned
No SAID the father. in response to
q question. 81 don't think / VIII ever
have any more trouble Of this kind
with him = think he has learned his
/ lesson haven you. Nike
And the lads action IN drawing near
/ er 20 his father and seeking refuge IN
his arms showed more strongly than
mere words that Il would take good
/ deal 20 lure him away from his home IN
{ the future.
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
SOLDIERS INJURED
IN FIGHTING FIRE
Troopers Continue Battle TO
Save Yellowstone Forest,
4, Despite Accidents.

LIVINGSTONE. Mont, Aug. IA
gcore OF United States troopers have
been injured fighting the forest fires
msnaCinE Yellowstone Park, according
70 advices eceived here today from Bell
mountain. St Mays, and TeuOWst1 Ne
lake, the three chief Centers OF the BAT
Ie
The soldiers are exhausted but the
eight was continued throughout the
night and IS going forward today.
At Bell mountain and St Nays lne
flames have been checked, according to
the latest dispatches but the situation
81 the lake was less favorable today
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
SHIRT WAIST POLICE.
MILWAUKEE'S PLAN
Socialistic Movement Is Be
hind Ordinance TO Be
Passed.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. "A mu-
niciPal police force neatly sttfred n
shirt waists is the possibility in social
istic Milwaukee.
The exact nature Of the uniform has
not been decided uDOn- but the entire
strength OF the socialist movement is
behind this shirt waist movement, and
u = said that next Monday an ordinance
VIII be passed ordering the chief OF
police 70 clothe his men in something
more fitting 10 Withstand the hot
weather
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
FREE SAMPLE!
FALLING HAIR
DANDRUFF
Wonderful Results Achieved
by Chicago Specialist
Sample and Diamonds Free

VIII wonders never ceaseZ Now comes
the celebrated Hair and Scalp Spe-
ciaIist. Prof J. II. Austin Co. who not
only guarantees the Prof. Austin treat
-nents to stop falling hair, candruff,
itching scalp and 10 grow new hair at
the rate OF an inch a month, but also
gives TO patients valuable diamonds.
rings watches etc. absolutely free and
also a Free Sample Of the remedy
The Washington times., 1910-08-11

It is very seldom indeed that one has
an opportunity Of curing their hair
troubles and being fabUlOusly paid for
doing 50 into the bargain
This sounds too good TO be true. but
eys-ry word IS said in absolute good
faith
All you have to do is tosend a few
hairs from your COmbinES- with the
coupon below. and a 2-cent stamp u
pay pOstge, and be convinced Do It
now
The Washington times., 1910-08-11
DIVORCE FOR S. A. PAUL.

TRENTON, Aug Judge F. W
Gnichtel. as special chancery master,
has recommended that Samuel A Paul
lsa granted a divorce from his wife.
Mrs Ida c. Paul. Paul formerly was
= mission worker about New York baT-
Dor but has been engaged in business
in this city for some time
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-06-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

j, l, Case t~hreshing machine
sold by f. A. Callahan, Washburn
FoR SALE-A good spring wag.
on, and top buggy. Inquire OF
Martin Holtan.
Proofs taken on any date con-
venient for you. Send for appli.
cation blanks to G.. o. Raugust,
clerk of district court, Washbnrn.
N. d.
1T cured me-" or 1T saved the
life of my child" are the express
sions you hear every day about
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This is true
the world over where this valuable
remedy has been introduced. Nc
other medicine in use for diarrhoea
or bowel complaints has received
such general approval. The secret
of the success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy is that it cures. Sold by G. g..
Forbes.