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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-07

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


very SICK LOT sOHle tlHe, ~ hoW All
proving and bids fair 10 be out soon
Horatio McDanile, yard man Tor A..
r. vansickle & Sen, Is back at ms
post after a brief spell of rneuma,
tism.
Miss Alice Parker of Hodges Park
has been here the past week visiting
her sister, Ruth Parker, and the MISS
es Hodge
Ben chatham and family We're
| called 70 Reynoldsville Saturday on
! account OF the serious illness OF the
father OF Mrs. Chatham.
| Lee B. Davis made a flying trip toj
Odin last week on business.
r.. p. Johnson, our baker. was IN
| Cairo on Saturday,
1 w. H. Trip was also visitor 70
4 the county seat on that date ana
/ called or Co. Supt Mrs. Hacker whlie
4 there.
i A. C. Tanner has been suffering
/ quite lot of late with throat trou>
BILE.
il A. r. Vansickle & Son have tine
i lime Of baseball goods in their hafa
! ware department. and find they Will
i not have room for 1t and are onerlng
II at cost in order to move it out
:. rapidly.
} Our base ball team crossed 'ats
! with the team Of Dongola on last
3 Sunday afternoon and deserve much
! credit for giving the visitors the
} fight OF their lives even II we dId
n take the short end of the score. IL
/ the hoys keep up the speed they
Q showed in that game, the future
J. games will certainly be worth com
l. ing to see.
/ DR.. Penniman made a flying TRIP
t on Saturday night to st. Lovis, re-
8 turning on Sunday morning. Tine
l. doctor is a very busy man and is
), hardly able to keep up with the prac
l. tice that comes his way.
i w. F. Hulen mas taken charge Of
S e. G. Davies saw milling operations
IS and in his selection, we thing thai
y Mr.. Davies has shown wisdom and
e we are satisfied that Mr.. Hulen viii
}. make a success.
The show at the opera house or
e Sunday, evening, Hans Hanson, was
4; tolerably good show, but IRON ou'
O. point of view, a great deal of it wa:
E cut out and there were some under
i; studies working They played 10
Z good house for Tamms, however.
i. A. H Maut2 and his gang of G. 4
e E.. I. carpenters had their cars
:, dropped off at our station on Tues
day and are making some needed re
If pairs about the station buildings
a. here.
q Oliver Holmes and JonH Jordan
e. of Mill Greek, were in town Tuesday
| \, IT, " dHSIChlS cOl AlC
Of some exceptionally low prices OF
,r disk cultivators in order to get then
f. started well in this vicinity and yo'
n, will save money by calling on them.
IL w. H. Trip, the school suppl
Il man, is In a position to make clos
N prices on all kinds of office an
n. school supplies and would be glad t
m meet any one on the market.
The SILICA mill is rapidly nearin
D., completion under the superintendent
it. cy of Chas. Mangold and will b
quite an addition to our town. The
orI are locating on the NJ. & O. road an
snl are going TO have all the CONVEX
" fences possible to get out materia
IN in the proper shape.
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They do not sicksu or grippe. \.
They do not "tsar you to pteees.s'
Thsy do not leave YOU canatlpnted
vhey ere small, mild, effective.
Why Wssts time and money On the
ssSyrups" Or "candy cathsvtiee7's
just take ONE Bonds pHl "a
bed time TOR thar asadaehs, biilosa-
ness, torpid liver, etc, and WAKE
w WeLll Aii'0rusgists = Z Se,
Write 0ond's phsvmacy co. little
Rock. Ark.. Tor FRG9 oAoaPGQ.e
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Klee & Co. 1908 Washington ave-
nue., both phones, sell oil kinds chick
en- feed, and stock feed, Try dry
mash for chickens. We board horses.
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mediately arraigned before Judge Eos.
ter. They pleaded not guilty and
the selection OF jury was begun.
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The Elk will dye for yon.
After March /.
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will attend are Governors Woodrow
Wilson of New Jersey, Marshall of In
diana, Shafroth of Colorado, Harmon
of Ohio, Hoke Smith of Georgia. The
foregoing are members of the leagues
executive committee, as also are ex-
Governors shallenherger of Nebraska
Francis and Folk of Missouri, Nc
Creary of Kentucky, Higgins OF
Rhode Island. McCorkle of West Vir
ginia and Spriggs of Montana, Con
gressmen Sulzer of New York, Lent
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-07

Indianapolis, April 6, Thomas Jeftef.
sons birthday anniversary will be
celebrated here in a national sense
April Is by banquet which will be
attende by notables of the Democrat
PARTY from all over the United States
The dale mentioned is the one hun
bred and sixty-eighth anniversary OF
Jelferson's birth. The banquet will
be given by the National League oil
Democratic clubs. Among those wh1
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of Ohio, and J. Hamilton Lewis Of
Illinois, Senators Newlands of Ne
vada, Culberson of Texas and Cham
berlain OF Oregon. The general head
quarters of the league are in Indian
apolis, from which point millions Of
pieces Of campaign literature are sent
out each year. One of the photos in
the accompanying group shows en-
trance hall at Monticello, the celc
brated Virginia estate Of Thomas
Jefferson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
$17,500 to lend on improved city real estate for 3 or 5 yeArs. MEYER 6 GOLDMAN
 Empire Building.
LEGAL NOTICES
 KOffpe


 Notice is hereby given of the inten- tion to apply to the legislature of Ala bama at its next session which con- venes in the city of Montgomery dur ing January, 1911, to enact a law to regulate the liquor traffic, making it lawful to manufacture. to sell or other wise dispose of spirituous. vinous ana malt liquors, any one, or two, or all, in Jefferson county, Alabama, and to prescribe regulati6 ms for the conduct of any business where spirituous yinous or malt liquors are dealt in either by wholesale or retail; to fix the days an.l hours when such sales can or cannot be made. to limit ol fix the cities, towns, district or districts in which such manufactures or sales may be made and to prescribe different regula- tions for different cities, towns and districts, or the same regulations for different cities towns and districts: and to prescribe in what portions Of such city or town such liquors may not be manufactured or sold. and to provide that no one shall engage In the manufacture, sale or other disDo~ sition of any such liquors unless he has previously produced a license to do so from the proper authority as pro- vided in such law: to fix the character of each kind Of license, and to fix 9 license, and prescribe the steps neces- sary to be taken in order to procure such license and to direct how the moneys received from such licenses shall he divided and distributed among the city, county and state and for what purposes the same may be used; to provide for the forfeiture. suspension or revocation of any license issued in inc event of violations of law by any licensee or his empioye; to make vol any sales on credit by any licensee: to provide against the sale to habftual drunkards. minors and persons of un- sound mind of any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors: to provide for the abate- ment as nuisance of any place where such liquors are unlawfully manufac- tured or disposed of, to provide penal |ties fines and ofher punIshmerts flor It's violations: to provide for the trans fer of licenses: and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of said proposed act.
 The foregoing is the substance of the law which 1t is intended to apply to tlpe legislature to enact.
 i2-15- -th T. H. MOLTON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
Discuss Reapportionmcnt

Washington, January 4.-The question as to how the United States shall be re- apportioned into congressional districts in accordance with the 1910 census was discussed with the President by Repre- sentative Crumpacker of Indiana. chair man of the House committee on census, tod5y.
 MT. Crumpacker thinks the House should be increased and is of the opinion there is no danger of the body becoming unwieldly until it has reached the 500 ma rk
 Representative Campbell of Kansas, who also saw the President today, ex- pressed the opinion that the House should be reduced probably to about 225. and kept permanently at that figure. He said he might introduce bill 10 that effect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
LITTLE ROCK HAS
 DISASTROUS FIRE

Little Rock, Ark, January 4.-Conserva- tive estimates tonight place the total loss as a result of the fire which destroyed a whole block in the heart of the business district of Little Rock this morning at ap- proximately slOO0.OOO.
 Governor Donaghey is the heaviest in- dividual loser. Two buildings owned by the governor, valued at more than $100,00O, were destroyed, only partially covered by insurance In all nine stores were de- stroyed. They were occupied by the Hol- lenberg Music company, Jones House Furnishing company, Jackson Hanley Furniture company J. H. Martin Arms
 compariy, Bracey Hardware company, Askin & Marine Furnishing company, J. T. Lloyd Sporting Goods company. Pe- tit Galloway Plumbing company, Home
 Water company, and Lensing Millinery company.
 The fire started on the top floor of the
 fye-story building occupied by the Hoi-
 ,enberg company, the origin being unde.
 termined. When discovered at o'clock this morning flames were shooting from the windows and the fire spread rapidly against strong wind from the north. The firemen were greatly hindered b.. frozen water plugs and inadequate water pressure
 In the middle of the block was strong fire wall and the adjoining building was protected by sprinkler system. Here the firemen made desperate stand en- deavoring to save the remainder of the block.
 For four hours the struggle lasted, and then the fire wall crumbled before the terrific heat, the fire sweeping through the rest of the block.
 The burning of the two ammunition stores was accompanied by the explosion of thousands of shells. Hundreds of TO- man candles and sky rockets were ignited and went soaring skyward, seriously en- dangering adjacent buildings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
stocIhol0ers' Meeting

Annual meeting of the stockholders If the East Lake Land company will be held at the general offices of the company rooms 611 -12-14 in the First National Rank building, Birmingham. Ala, on Thursday. January. s19, at 4 D. m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the en- suing year, and to- transact any other business that may properly come be- fore it. BRADLEY ]. SAUNDERS
 Vice President and General Manager
 13-1s-4t-th
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Prohibition Meeting Called

Chicago, January IA meeting of the national committee of the prohibition party today was called for Tuesday, Jan uary "A, in Chicago. The committee will consider the general prospect of the party and will adopt plans for the campaign of 1912. The meeting is called by Chair man Charles R. Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
,.L. Noh,e Under Arrest

Lexington, Ky, January 4.-"Bad Jake Noh,e the Breathitt county outlaw. who is wanted for the killing of Jailer Wes- lev Turner at Jackson, Ky, on election night. is under arrest At Williamson. W. Va. There was a large reward for his capture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
Fire wreck, warehousr

Newark, N. J.. January 4.-Fire today wrecked the buildings and contents or the Knickerbocker storage warehouse on Arlington street. between Court and Will liam streets. It also slightly damaged the adjoining Newark Embroidery Works. The warehouse loss will ex- ceed s1OO0OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
MONEY

IF you have money and want to make more. ask me about real estate loans in Greater Birmingham; nothing safer and more profitable than high
 class mortgage loans; bank refer ences; long familiarity with land values and conditions. Turner R. Weakley, 212O 1st avenue. 153nI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
MORTGAGES

Is your money earning all it should :? Real estate mortgage loans on Birming- ham property are safe and yield good revenue. l have negotiated hundreds of leans and never had foreclosure I can keep your money earning its best interest rate and it will be safe. Bank references. Turner R. Wealiley. 2120 First avenue
 1-5-3al
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'0NE GENT A WORD|ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-one cent n word a dnyj no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first inscr- fion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
NOTICE

All Claims of indebtedness against Providence Oil and Gas company must be filed with the undersigned on or be- fore 10th January, 1911, or same will be barred.
 J. FRANK HUSTON,
 Treasurer, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05

FOR SALE-Two lots, with broom house, stable and shop; good water; in good repair: a bargain. J. F. Lucas, Thors- by Ala.
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stork Visits the stage

Americus, Ga.,. January 4.-A few hours after she had sung and danced at q local theatre last night Japanese chorus girl in a company here gave birth to a boy. Mother and child will go to Canada to join the father, who Is ill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
FOR SALE S7O0O

FOR SALE
 S7O0O Corner 1O0x12S with Groom cottage and servants house. beautiful dawn, South Highland. Owner lives in Georgia. Lost out in business, com erty on Avenue D.
 $675O This buys one of the best built homes Quilt and occupied by the owner). on the market today. Has 8 rooms, fur mace heat about two years old, on corner lot. the family has decreased to two and the husband out of town most all the time reason for selling.
 WANTED To sell Cor will trade as first payment on a home), corner lot 55x196 on car line, cost owner about $1600
 S15,5O0 50x140, with three brick stores, 3 12 blocks Loveman, X Joseph's store.
 $15,OOO 200x14O with six 5-room brick cot tages, renting to white people, about 10 blocks of the business center. LOUIE REESE REALTY co.
 .ii5 THIRD AVENUE Bell 933. Peoples SC.
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INVESTMENTS

PARTIES desiring safe and profitable In vestments would do well to consult me about real estate loans on Birmingham property; long experience and familiar itv with land values; nothing better than high-class mortgage loans for safety and returns. Strong bank refer onces. Turner R. Weakley. 2120 1st ave- nue. 12-3O -3mos
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05
FOR SALE
 OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE. S2750-Eauity. 8-room, 2-story residence on nice elevated corner lot, Avenue G, one block Highland avenue and Avondale car.
 s45OO-Equity, three broom. new. modern cottages, half block car, Woodlawn; will exchange for close-in vacant prop erty and pay difference in cash. Eighty-foot lot near Five Points. This is ideal location for apartment. Will ex- change for residence east of 2Oth st. on South Highlands. S15O-Cash, puts you in possession of nice, new, groom cottage: bath, electric lights. etc.. balance like rent. Don't let this pass you. Several vacant suburban lots that can exchange for equities in rental prop erty.
 MINGE, 211s First Avenue. Bell Phone 1s4s
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"ATES-Onc cent a word a dayI no nd. tnken for less thnn 25c for first fnser- 'eon Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Five White Orpington cock erels; vigorous and high bred; s4 each prepaid. l.. H. Chappell, Columbus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05

FOR SALE-Frost-proof cabbage plants, grown in open air: all varieties; selected seed: make heads. Write Sea Island Plant & Seed Co.,, Meggetts, s. c.
 1-3-13t-tu-th-su FOR SALE-6-room bungalow In Nor wood: all conveniences; very attrac tive: screened: papered throughout furnace heated; barn; facing east convenient to car; good neighbor- hood: reasonable terms, by owner. Address FPS. care Age-Herald.
 1-1-3t-Su tn -su FOR SALE-$60O0: you have been wanting a modern 7-room home on South Highlands al the right price; here is one that should suit you; a house built right in every detail. now occupied by owner, who has kept it in very pink of condition; hardwood floors downstairs. beau tifuliy papered all over. thoroughly screened, large dry cement basement, furnace, beautiful lawn, sidewalk, curb and gutter and paved street; owner wants $2000 cash, balance long time; cash payment little stiff but it will pay to get up the money on a bargain of this kind; exterior very attractive, fine view and splendid neigh borhood. one block of car. Tur- ner R. Weakley. 2120 1st avenue.
 1-5-3t FOR SALE-Sawmill outfit and two yoke of oxen Address J. G. Adams, Ensley Ala 1-5-jt FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six acres of cream property in Shades Valley, close to Highland avenue. Has beautiful five-room bungalow, screened and pa pered, good barn. well and fences. Peach, apple. plum and pear trees. On main road, fine view and good neigh bors. The price is s425o, money or trade. Would take in part payment more land further out. Make your proposition. Turner R. Weakley, 212O 1st ave 1-5-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-05

FOR SALE-Nice 9th avenue rooming house close in; rooms always rent ed: pays s33 above rent, with three rooms for family use; don't answer unless you have the cash. Address Mao, care Herald.
 1-4-3t-we- tn su
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All classified advertise ments for Sunday paper must be in the business office of the Age-Herald not later than 6 pm. Saturday to insure inser- tion under proper classified tions.
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FOR SALE

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
 bELL 100, PEOPLES 6t. 6-4-
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AvALON-Beautifully furnished rooms; furnace heat. bath. phone 503 Fist street, corner 5th avenue. 11-1-tf
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BUSINESS CHANGES


fob. by l.. F. Patton. ss2 Brown- Marx; valued account associa- ton. Reward to finder
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13
Grand Picture Show Opening and Ball
Friday, July II.

The remodeled theatre for the
Pastime picture show on Maple street
viii be formally opened to the pub
lie with a grand matinee Friday
July 81. and a big double bill Fri
day night, July 81. A program
full Of extraordinary features is being
arranged for both entertainments
and crowded houses viii enjoy the
treat.
The new home Of the Pastime is
especially arranged for the picture
show business. and the public will be
better accommodated in this line
than ever before in our little city.
Following the picture show grand
"before harvestlball'' viii be given
at the opera house. This will be
under the management of DR.. Hagel
and w. c. McLennan, and the pub
lie is, therefore, assured of the best
dance it is possible to give. The
opera house floor is being especially
for this ball, and all are
invited to come, have a good dance
and a good time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13

Robert, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. oetken Of this vicinity,
died Sunday morning after a linger-
ing illness from complication Of
diseases. He vas 5 years and 8
months old. The little fellow had
never enjoyed good health and for
the past two months gradually sue
cumbed to the ravages Of the all
menss from which he suffered, des-
pise the untiring efforts Of loving
parents and friends to save him.
Funeral services we're conductedat
the Brethren church Tuesday NOR
ming by Rev. B. J. Fike, whence
many friends Of the bereaved family
followed the remaius Of their depart
ed dear one to their last resting
place in the Nezperce cemetery.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13
A Bic Attraction n Our Civ.

caIdvell's Spanish American
War Entertainers will be in our city
the balance of the week, featuring
the charge of the Idaho and Wash
ington volunteers at the Battle Of
Santa Anna.
Tonight Nezperce viii have the
opportunity of seeing C:aldvells
Spanish American War entertainers
in a program of srecial historical
value. as well as being Of absorbing
interest from outset to end.
The entertainment also includes an
illustrated LECTURE BY Lieutenat
Caldwell. The company carries a
family band which will give a con-
cert in front Of their large tent every
evening.
There will be an interesting exhibit
Of Filipino curious from the Philip
pine land in their large tent and
these may be inspected BY the pub
lie.
The company has been attracting
big houses at all points visited in
the Inland Empire, and provides a
type Of entertainment for Nezpercs
that you have not witnessed here in
The past. The evening will carry
every spectator 10 the atmosphere Of
the War times and the distant land
of the Orient.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13
BOARD EQUALIZATION.
Commissioners Equalizs Assess
msnts This Week. fake Up
Regular County Board
Work Monday.

The Lewis county commissioners
convened IN NsEpeFcs Monday NOR.
ming as a board Of sqaa'irlii,n All
members are present. Chairman Of
the B ard ~ c. Han having fully
recovered from pfoiracsed kiege
Of fever. which ksp, him frsm at
tending the several last previous
sessions.
The work Of adjusting the assess
meats for The curTenl year vas Al
once taken up and vii occupy lie
attention Of the board during The en-
tire week. The regular county bord
work viii be entered upon next
Monday morning. July IL.
A number Of applications for re-
dsction In assessment have been
aled. and Il has been found neces-
ssry 10 raise The amounts given IN
six instances up 70 the presen, time.
and numerous oshsr increases viii
doubtless be made before The weeks
vofk is finished.
Notice Of The proposed changes
are being sent out. and . final hear
ing on these viil be given BY The
board on Monday. July gath.
The total assessed valuation Of
all properly 10 the county. exclu-
sive Of railroads. telegraph and
o,bsr like corporation holdings. as
shown BY The returns submitted BY /
Assessor Rallia. is s6.s9o. .o77.O5.
The changes to Be made BY The
board and the public utilities val
uaiion 10 be added to this will make
the total valuation approximately
81 500, 900.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13

The sole Of A. c. Eitzen's fine
ranch. just southwest Of this city, to
Fink Bros. vas closed yesterday by
the Harding and Stellmon real estate
firm. Mr.. Eitzen and his family
homesteaded this ranch at the OPEN
ing of the reservation and they had
made il their home until about a
year ago, when they moved to Cali
fornia. The place is well improved
and has one of the best orchards on
the prairie upon it. and it is gener-
ally conceded the Messrs. Fink
made apfexcellent buy-sl2.soO for
quarter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-07-13

Herman Henricksen, Who has
been running a tent photo gallery
In NeEperce during the past three
weeks, and whose peculiar remarks
and conduct since his arrival here
caused general comment on his men,
tai condition, vas taken in custody
BY Deputy Sheriff wOigamoit Mon
day and hailed before Probate Judge
Hammell on a charge Of insanity.
After a thorough examination Of the
case, wherein Dr.'s o. A. Jetfreys
and ]. L. Kelley and several other
Witnesses testified, Henricksen was
adjudeed Of unsound mind and or
dered sent to the asylum At 0ro6nO,
whence be was taken Monday af-
ternoon.
Henricksen cana here from Cot.
sonwood, where <. S. Hancock had
fitted him up with his photo outfit,
and seemed to be getting along fair
ly we'll until about 10 days ago,
when he reported that his gallery
had been robbed. Then he began
to talk about people following and
''laylng" for him, which hallucina-
ton grew on him until Il was feared
he might do serious injury to some
one.