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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
NO REASON FOR IT.
When Cairo Citizens Show the Wa,

When Cairo Citizens Show the Way
There can be no Just reason why
al rerder Of this wild continue TO
ltiaf the fortunes OF an aching back
Tie annoyance of urinary disorders
the dangers Of serious kidney Ills
when relief is I'D near al hand anc
the most positive proof given that
these ids can be cured Read whal
Cairo citizen says:
J. w. connell. 219 Sixth ST., Cairo
H., says: Sitting In a stopped pos
ton so much weakened my kidney
and as the result, ! suffered intensely
from backache At night ! was una
bic to sleep, as no position was com
.ortahle. The kidney secretions Were
5uaatural and annoyed me greatly by
tHair irregularity in passage. When
Dcan's Kidney Pills were brought t.
my notice, | procured supply at
Pful @. Schuh q Sons Drug Store
anI after taking half the contents OF
me box. felt like a different man
rhe pains in my back disappears
and my kidneys became normal
never used another remedy THAI
brought as great benefit as Doans
Kidney Pills.
For said by all dealers, Price 8.
cents, Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unite
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
ta.e no other,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
vENrsE POINT nAcEs.

thread, Is made on foundation OF
fine sheer linen, which is worked over
with buttonhole stitch. When the
pattern Is completed the unworked lin
en- is cut away. A heavy lace Ike the
point de venise can lie worn with
heavy or sheer fabrics, combining as
II does Gle light md heavy workman.
ship. Coglars Of the yenise laco are
especially popular Point dc France
or French point resembles greatly the
venise point On which 1t is believed
to have oaen modelled King Louis
XlV.-who was great admlret OF
beautiful Iaces brought a number of
the best Venetian lace MAKER to
France anG established a school. the
workers in which laid the foundation
for the present colonies of French
lace workers.
A round collar and handkerchief
border of venise point lace are shown
here
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
Oxygen as a Cutting Tool.

A jet of burning oxygen from .
bFowpipe may be successfully employ
ed to cut sheet irou, iron tubes ant
small bars The cut made is almosi
as sharp and thin as that made by a
slw In earlier attempts difficulty wa,
encountered in clearing the cut o'
liquid metal aud in preventing tn
spread OF the melting etfett beyond TN
borders Of the cut In later prmessc
two hIowpipes were used The first b.,
in ordinary oxyhydroecn fame whIcl
heats the iron to redress nj the p.ar'
where the cut is TO he made This q
followed immediately by The secout
jet, composed of pure oxygen, whief
instantly burns the metal withoU
melting. The liquidized iron Is bOwi
swiftly from the assure, 50 That ther,
is no serious spreading of the heat t,
surrounding parts.-St. Louis Republic
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
DON'T euY BOTTLED PROMISES.
Newotes Herptoice Is Hosted Ee.
Results are What Y0u

Ne~ofes Herptoice Is Hostad $50.
5aita-ae aes4ts are #hat You
Want
}ceaaa 81 mce-s.ag q dread ol
sg.a ap6m tmeat always eoe5
W. n raW haj erafatian
7fu - 4 Hc 4hasa iust
mach as h 8ue Oh the 2orle
Ioa don this hot pf N1~
bros Heepicide Il II not an eS1e'i-
alent You number among your ao-
qg8mtances ana friends hundreds Wao
have used HefpiciIe with satisfac-
ticn. and you know that yon can do
the same. The results are always
positive, always right,
Newtros Hefpicide kills the dan.
drum germ ana STOPS falling hair,
ANS druggist will sell YOU one
dollar size bottle utder an absolute
guarantee
Send i0l ii postage for sample and
b5eklet to The Herplcide CO, Dept
R., Detroit, Mich
ApDlicatiops obtained at the best
barber shops,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
Two Days In One,

Chatham island lying off the cons.
Of New Zealand, in the south Pacih,
ocean, is peculiarly situated. as It h
one of the few habltable points OF the
globe where the day of the weeI
changes 1t is just on the line of the
demarcation between dates, There a
u noon on Sunday Sunday ceases, and
instantly Monday meridian begins
Sunday comes into a mans house on
the east side aud becomes Monday by
the time it passes out Of the western
door. A man sits down to his noon
day dinner on Sunday. and it is Mon
day noon before he finishes it.-Lon
don Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
Snanish Etinuette.

There is "A curious story Of how the
Duke d'Aosta when king Of Spain
told d muleteer to whom he was talk
ing to cover himself, the sun being
hot, forgetting that by SO doing he
made the muleteer a grandee Mar
shal prim to prevent this catastrophe,
knocke the mans hat out Of his
hand. and, according TO some, the mule.
teer bad something TO do with the as
sassination that followed few days
afterward
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
cHANcEaY NOTICE.
THOMAS ]. KEEFE,
/ Administrator

cAANcE7Y NOTICE,
JATE or IlltNoIs. Aleyanlor
County, SIS:
In the Alexander County Circuit
court July term A. D 1911 IN chan
cery Sitting.
William w; Orr, complainant vs.
Auuie orr defendant
BiH ia chancery for divorce.
The above named defendar
hereby notified that said compa
has tlds day flel IN said Court
tain blt ID Cnancery for az
against her and that Summons
been issued thereon, returnahI
the first day Of the next term Of said
Court to be holden at the court
house in Cairo Illinois. on the 10th
day Of July next
Cairo, Illinois, June Stb A. D. 1871
ALFRED BROWN. Gle
NJ 0'ahea eombhnant'
itor
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
VENISE LACE.
A Revival OF Many Quaint Vet EE-
ouisite Medieval Patterns

Patterns beautiful enough 20 have
adorned the state robes Of the doges
are shown in the new point de venise
laces, many designs OF which have
been actually adapted from exquisite
laces now treasured in Italian mu-
seums. yenise lace is one of the most
fashionable Of the seasons Iaces, and If
a good quality Is purchased it is prac-
tically indestructible Venise point,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
tlur, u;s p,,1e

DO ] understand you to cay. pris
oner that you knucked him down be
cause he called you a dirty liarT
Yes, your honor; ! simply couldn't
stand Sc If there rs one thing 1 have
nlways prtdod myaelc on moce than
anything else II IS my cleanliness '
London Answers
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

"Do you think Miss Roxy cares any.
thing for youY"
"Well, think she's beginning to
care a little"
What makes you think thatT
why, the last time called she only
yawned twice. and two weeks ago !
counted FIVE Yawns in one evening" -
Variety Life,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

The biennial Of the National Wom-
ems Trade Union league, to be held in
Boston June II. draws attention to the
fact that trade unionism is making
great strides with the woman whe
tolls. 1t is due TO the interest and
the agitation of such women as Mrs
Raymond Robins that women's unions
are now on a substantial basis.
Mrs. Robins is woman Of wealth
and culture and has no practical ex
perience as a working woman She
was Miss Margaret Dreier of Brooklyn
and was educated in private schools
and by tutors In 1905 she married
Raymond Robins. the Chicago sociolo
gist and advocate of organized labor.
In 1906 Mrs Robins was president of
the New York Women's Trade Union
league and has been president of the
Chicago Women's Trade Union league
since 1907. She has also been president
OF the National Women's Trade Union
league since 1907. She is a member of
the executive board OF the Chicago
Federation Of Labor, president of the
Chicago Political Equality union. mem
ber of the committee on industrial edu
cation of the American Federation Of
Labor, member OF the executive com.
mittee of the Illinois section OF the
American Association For labor Legis
lation chairman of the industrial com
nttee of the Illinois Federation Of
Women'S Clubs, etc
Mrs Robins was one Of the founders
of the New York Women's Municipal
league. which has originated so many
schemes for bettering conditions in
great cities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
00WIIa

WAiAm 6. Wallace. te aaknoau
aeirs, leaatees and deyisees oE Wil
lam S. Wallace, deceased Mary
kinney TIE Unknown widow Of David
Prieaeit deceased Fielder Power, q
live. and II dead. lhc unknown heirs
legatees and degisees q Fielder
oawey, deceased; tse unknown widow
" James A. . Stapp, deceased Her
D Gilbert, II alive ana y dead, tne
BsnoWn beirs legatoes ana de iseei
nr 0 Gilbert deaeo el; #li
au q Kinney; Taomas Mather, \
live, and if Dead the unknown heirs,
gatees ana deyisces Of Thomas
Iatber. deceased; William p. Briggs,
alive, and IL dead. the unknown
erg legatees and deyisees Of WI.
en- d. Briggs, deceased; VIM. G
.lnney w. $, Wallace; George l.
oberts; James N Roberts; Mary r
oberts; Hannah q Mather; William
lather Sarah Mather: NJ NJ Raw
oga Many Oakley; N. Y r Oakley;
gas 0oNey Warren EIall; Louis
a1: Peter a Brewer Admr. Of
has. Oakley, deceased Charlotte
ricGett Chmstaua Prickett Char
as II. Wells, Adnr. Ro0t Briggs
,xr. Etc; Helen Briggs; Matilda
riggs; Thomas prickett; Gibson
ricketts, Hannah Prickett; Mary J.
issell, 1t alive, ana II dead, the
aknown heirs, legatees and devisees
t Mary J. Bissell, deceased the I'M.
nown husband Of Mary ]. Hlssell, de-
eascd; the unknown widow OF Peter
Hailman, deceased; the unknown
airs, legatees and deyiaees Of Henry
" Billings deceased Peter AHailman
alive. and if dead, the unknown heirs
agatees and devisees Of Peter A.
altman, deceased the unknown
+ airs, legatees and deyisees Of joseph
Mitchell deceased the unknown
airs, egatees and deyisees Of Mary
Mitchell deceased; James WI,
ilchelI; the unknown heirs, Iega-
20. and deyisees If william NJ Atb.
ton dooeasad. wiuiam n parro,r
olive ana tp 3osl inc urlynowp
oirs ,ooatoaa AMI dovisoos ~ vii.
iam n parrot, deceasod. Inc IN.
rovn widow % wn,iam n par.
ot4 dscaasa4 al,vo,4or n ~.
!. coorao f4odoos. Henry rdoy
.yiga a.5 da.5 tba ~.
7,7gn hn,rs Iaqotsae ana da
.a Mgm ra 1a.,as
b. .,1.,oe.. ,w D9.. re,tfa,,,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

Tea leaves are utilized for removing

dust from carpets in every household,
more or less, but they should be thor
oughly washed beforehand or they
win leave stain ,pon ali that they
come III contact with. Ten leaves are
also useful for securing bedroom wa
ter bottles when they chow signs Of
dsms0gmnaRt
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
alive aud W aai ,the urknoMn II I'M.

aljv4 atri aat tire urknown I hass
aas 8a l%viseas NJ SGf
ga3 a5a ssHd the uns
aaa TeArenhac
aaase he AnoWn heirs las
r 8.aoes c payid Haiimah
egsed the Gnuo~n willow 81 s9
ialman 3e capsF6Ea To
se7best Nelsan fiadeea Ghar
tods Ich u Hodges Frea
fraaaes l.orfta sIken 81 VII
lodges JoaH NJ AIsthrope, as iius-
tac Archie NJ oiiver Kate 3. 0h-
,er William Raab; Kate NJ. Rabbi;
VIM Y Marshai Jessie p MarsAaff;
afro Mine,al ompany and 'iie lln
tnown owners oi the land deseribar
IS Tracts One %, TWO t2), Threc
81, Four ca. Five 90 and six f6l.
ID said bill tiiol acrcin,
Defendants
Btl n ChaneF for TO Vest TILE,
I'D, No, 2llG
The aboyo aaucl defendants are
hereby notified aat said complainant
has this iGth oi Jane, 1911, filed
n said Court eatai bill in C3lanoery
'or u vest 'litie Etc. against All
he above naro defendants and taat
summons has tean issued thereon re-
turnable on the FIRST day OF the next
October 1911 tera cf said Court. to be
lolden at tie court horse in Cairo,
Illinois on VA second Monde
tober 1911
Cairo, Illinois me 18th, A. D. 1911.
h.r ,GD BROWN, Clerk
Crangle q F a9m. Complainaar
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
Trade Ia Generally Brisk.

People who make 1t their business
TO fool the public seldom have to close
cut for lack Of customers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

New zesland'a Timber sappiy
Dn i steady consumption oi 40o-
0e90 feat year il Is estimated
s-at New zealands timber supply
sill give cut n City years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
800 wAMTFn MALE.

WANT ED--Four experienced auto
mobile repair men, No eolored help
need apply Kratkey & Thomas
Garage. Washington avenue and
Eleventh street.
WANT ED---Solicitor and collector,
1t13 Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-13
In herido grave

Esta madrugada, en- la calle San Sc
bastian esquina q la de San Jose, Ramon
iCollazo atent0 contra La vida de Jose M.
Conde, disparandole un tiro de revolver
que le hiri6 gravemente cerca del vien-
tre, en- el lado derecho Fue ocupado ell
revolver con que Sc cometl6 ell atentado,
ell agresor fue arrestado. Ell estado del
herido es muy grave
Parece que entire Collazo y Conde sc
promovi0 una reyerta, por cuestiones de
bale, saliendo desafados la Gale.
Ell fiscal senior Campillo tOmo esta me
mana declaration q Collazo, quien cont
n1a preso, hasta que presente la fanza
correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-13
E acto de aver
CONMEMORANDO LA REPUBLICAN

Aver tarde a las tres sc reunieron en-
Ell amplio local de la Liga de Detallistas
los republicanos espafioles de esta capi
tai, para celebrar ell $50. aniversario de
la proclamation de al Repnblica en- Es
pana
IL acto fue presidido por ell sciior
Fernandez Juncos, quien pronunci6 un
discurso de tonos levantados.
LIE siguierOn en- ell uso de la palabra,
los invitados especiales sefores Todd. nj
calde de la ciudad senOr de Diego, Sped
Ser 1e la Camara de Delegates; el doe
tor del Valle Atiles, ex-alcalde v entu
SHASTA hispanista; don Manuel Rossy,
ilustre jurisconsulto, y del Tore Cuevas
uno de nuestros mas claros talentos.
Por la Liga hablaron los senores Pu
jol y Dalmau Canet y el director dc "La
Repnblica Espaiiola' lego una magis-
tral pOesia alusiva al actO, cerrando bri
llantemente, ell seiior Fernandez Juncos.
Hubo derroche de champagne, licores
dulces, tabacos, y ell senor Mariana An
gelet sirvio dos grandes biscochos en-
! forma de castillo que fueron muy elC
giados.
FL acto de aver sobrepuj6 con muchc
a las esperanzas de sus iniciadorcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-13
DE- TIA TRIO
DESP EDIDA DE LA COMpANIA
FUENTES

Ell teatro estaba, anoche, deslumbr
dor. I'm lleno rebosante, Y 10 mas dis
tinguido de nuestra sociedad ocupanda
los palcos y butacas.
Diriase que nuestro publico SC di0 cit.
en- el teatro para despedir dignamente
a la compania Fuentes, y 10 hizo con
tan unanime voluntad que no qucdo VA
cla una lOcalidad siquiera, v en- los pas
Hos y en- las puertas que dan aeceso 4
la platea, Sc agolpaba la gente que nc
pudo hallar sitio mas c0modo.
La function cOmenz6 q la hora anun
ciada, deslizandose en- triunfo.
Sc estrenaba, "Genio Figura", uya
graciosisima comedia, hecha en- colabo
racion por cuatro autores aplaudidisi-
mos, pero que no han frmado mas qne
dos de ellos.
Entire la gente de Letras sc ha demo
mlnado asi la sociedad de estos afortu-
nados comedi6grafos el trust de Ia gra
cia, haya 8 no alguna ronia en- el con
cepto, es 10 cierto que la obra la tiene,
que hace' reir las tripas, como dice la
Erase vulgar.
E'Genio y Figura" tiene tres actos,
y los tres estan materialmente cuajados
de chistes de situaciones bien prepara
das de frases agudas. Claro esta que
la accion es vodevilesca, pero en- 10 que
toca & este, los autores no han tenido
pretensiones; las suyas Sc hmitan
| q hacer reir, 10 logran con pie
nitud
En- el repertoire teatral que llevan
nuestras companies, tai vez no hay otra
obra, q exception de ''Los hijos artificia-
les'', que haga reir tan bravamente.
Lo demas, en- obras de este gencro, es
muy secundario, y la prueba es que
Genio y Figura" lleva apenas unos tres
meses de haber sido estrenada, Y va
cuenta mas de setenta representations
en- Madrid solamente.
La Interpretation fue lnmeJOrable
cada cual puso 10 suyo, y asi result6 ur
eonjunto superior, que dej6 muy sati'
fecho al immense p1blico que no cesab'
de aplaudir y de reir.
| Las namadas escena sc menudearc'
en- ell final de todos los actos y en- ell 4
la obra Sc al26 el tel6n mas de sei
! veces. en- media de una ovaci6n calur
sisima los artistas
Fus una despedida hermosa.
] A recibir la ovaci6n salieron los acl,
mados artistas Antonia Arevalo y Pars
IFuentes; la Lujan y Soriano. Ubaldt
Fernandez y la Adams, Ia Abad, h Cor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-13

Ia onuneraci6n de las personals que
t;eron al primer banquete annual &c
- .san Juan Stock and Produce HA
change, bastaria para dar la oeihoS
maid, axacta de la grandeza, de Id sly
- co;5n " do IA transcendencla del
hprlnosO acto.
"a mesa del banquete fue colocada Ell
10 sala de butacas, fernando una am
,,1s;ma berradura doble, y adornaoa
con elegante sencillez.
He aoul la hsta de los comenSales:
Hon Gohernador de Pto. Rico, presl
,,on+e de- Ia Camara de Delegaoos' aa
ca1de de la ciudad, presidente del con
seio Executive, presidente de la Cor'e
suprema, presidente del ConceJo MUM
cinal administrator de Aduanas' J0
20 Estacion Navel coronel Jefe del
E;ercito. Coronel jefe de la Polleia'
;,,oz da IA Corte Federal, presldente
40 ia iunta de Farqnacia, Hooker Gap
Inf Marina. Cotton, padre; tenlente
Para Cap6n, limo. senior Consul oe Hs
mana Consul dc Francia; presldente
del Casino Espanod. seaor Alvarez Ma
va. Jnan Hernandez Lopez, presldenoe
dol Colegio de Abogados; Francisco
Fuantes Pedro de Castro; senior dlrec
tor del BOLBTIN MERCANTlL; de
La Correspondence de Puerto III
co": de "Aa Democraoia"; de tie
raldo Espa6o,''; de sThe Times.
Senores, Sosthenes Behn, Herdmand
Behn, yinel, Bruce, Nc Kinlay, Voor
hees, Jose D. Riera, Gral. Simon Bello,
7. Y. Checkley, Luis Brau, Jose Ma
Lomba, Luis Mourino, M. w. F'rissell,
Anselmo .Troncoso, Luis Diaz CaneJa,
Ricardo Casa}, Celso Suarez, Emilio
Garcia Cuervo, w Hepp, A. Rauschem
plat, Gaspar Font, Santiago We've, Fer
nando Montifla, ) Isaac Lopez, Segun
do Cadierno, Jose Santisteban, Teodo
70 Freiria, Juan B. Arrue, Rafael Ba
quero, Miguel Cuetara, Antonio
M. Somoza, Generoso Candlna,
F. Schluter, Guillermo Vidal, Aqui1i
no Allies, Luis, Toro, Ramon II. Del
gado, P. H. German, A. Sylvester, s..
Schnider, Rafael Colorado, Colorado
hijo, Pho Perez, Her1ninio Diaz, Sal
vador Giuliani, A. H. Noble, CUTLER
mo Rubert, Jose Rubert, M. Rodriguez
Sierra, H. II. 6coviNe, G. VI. Domin
guez, Henry F. Hord, F. NJ. Welty,
Fl. L. Cochran. Lee III. Vendig, Ra
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