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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
home on Arlington avenue this after

noon.
 The sunflower. which has proven so adaptable to decorative effects and popular in this seasons entertaining, was chosen as the adornment of the living room. where several of the five tables of players were placed, and the entrance hall and library were resplen- dent with clusters of cloth and gold" roses Greenery and vines entwined among the flowers formed an attrac- tive foil for the golden floral eolors In an alcoye of the veranda Misses Ruby Ragsdale and Rose Lewis, at tired in dainty frocks of white lingerie with yellow ribbons, presided over the punch bowl, surrounded with sunflow- CTS. Mrs. Lent kept talley on score cards printed in designs of society girls heads.
 Standing with Mrs Ragsdale, in ap- pearance and gracious manner as youthful as the bevy of girls assisting, were Misses Aileen Haralson, Metta Hargrove, Annie Hargrove and Ethel Ragsdale The members of the re- ceiving line wore white with the ex- ception of Miss Haralson who was gowned in a becoming combination of yellow messsline and ecru net.
 No prize awards were made, fea- ture often eliminated by the hostesses because of religious scruples and in no wise detraeting from the pleasure of the games.
 The refreshment plate served at the tables was laden with delicious salad in floats of lettuce leaves, heart shaped sandwiches bound in surprise packages with yellow ribbons, ices and cake in the afternoon colors. The guests mum bered about 20 of the club members and friends of the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
NCERT ON ' PIPE ORGAN t in Bessemer Is W Installed
 ADY INJURED
ADY INJURED
Nichols Thrown From East Brighton-Bes- Boy Wins Out in Mississippi

August s.-(Special. )-Thc organ of the Baptist semer. recently purchased aiiness even to the last formally installed tomor- " a programme of music iss Belle Mccoy, organlst aptist church of Birmine- mast week the church has sy scene and disclosed the Il and energy required to the instrument.
 of the wall fronting the left so for this purpose, front pipes of the new or in the simplicity of their nd stencilled designs of !izing with interior finish
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
THE COTTON MARKET
 ADVANCES SHARPLY.

1 New Orleans August S.-The cotton
 market rose sharply today on general buy
 ing. which, starting in Liverpool carry ih
 the day, spread to the American markets | and gave the market more of tWo-sloed
 affalr than it has had for over fortnight
 The close was at a gain of S4 to A points, The last quotations were very near to the highest levels Of the day At the highest
 the list was ss to 45 points above yester- days final quotations. Those who bought
 were apparently not very eager for their profits as there was very little rising in evidence even toward the end of the session.
 The advance was plainly manipula-
 tive in character. All the bulls claimed as an excuse for it was the possibility of deterioration in August Those who claimed that yesterdays condition report of S9 1 was too low could not dodge the fact that it was practically 10 points higher than the 10-year aver age. There was some talk of damage by army worms in Alabama and Texas, but of more weight than this was the gossip concerning the information of new bull pool.
 Rumor said that a new bull pool had been formed and that 1t was buying otton by the hundreds of thousands of bales. It was estimated that in the American markets over 250,000 bales of contracts had been purchased in the last two days for the account of those who are trying to run in the shorts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-04
Local Data

LOCAI DAta pr the "A hours ending at 7'p. m, Au-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
DRY WEATHER SCARE
Wheat Conditions In South Dakota
Gave Impetus To Chicago
Market.

Chicago June 14-Dry weatnel
scare III South Dakota gave lift to-
day in wheat here. In consequence
anal trading showed a net gain OF rs
on oucommg corn and a shade to 12
cent lower. Oats closed the same as
last night to Il up.
'Draught damage reports from four
or five counties in South Dakota net
only drive snort sellers Of wheat to
cover but stimulated much other buy
ing as well.
Southern Minnesota was said to be
affected by a lack of moisture.
reduction in the price of flower
also given courage to the beare, be
sides the furry over dry weather IN
the north wet, however insect havoc
in Hungary gave impetus to ensuing
rallies.
Prospective rains led 10 heavy sen.
ing for corn.
Excited-buying of oats was
through bad crop reports from the
northwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
Stocks. Esonss. Cereals
some MOVED UP BRISELy
Standard Mediums of EXCHANGE Ex,
cept Steel Showed Little.
Change.

, New York June ia The large mum.
fpI OF seaiacue 5il.road ana in
dt'strial Stocks moved Up ib,risEly to.
day, but the standard medium OF
speculation except United States steel
showed little change,
Perhaps the subject of liyeliest in
terest was the present strength OF
The bear party and the size of its
commitments.
The generally fair undertone of the
market in spite of its rregularity
brought out the theory that it's, tech
nical position had been strengthened.
Probably the most important mark
ct influences was The showing made
by the complete report Of the coun-
try's foreign trade for May
a gain Of nearly $20,000,O90 in
The value Of exports over the highest
amount on record for any previous
May more than offset an increase Of
s12,0C9.aQ0 in imports.
Improvement was noted in the steel
trade. Western Union, which had
been the center Of considerable specu-
latiye activity on the strength of re-
ports Of its large increase in bust
ness, receded a point on publication
Of its report showing a decrease on
net profits during the last three
Denver and Rio Grande suffered a
further loss.
Bonds were firm, total par value,
So ,l9S,coo. Governments were un-
changed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
HUMOR OF the DAY
Poker.

A California Judge has ruled tho.
poker is not MA American game.
TO any man WHO has ever furnished
the lights and the lunch the table aut
the chairs. liquids and cigars for ii
gang Of friends, and right on top % ali
that hospitality has been forced q
provide all the money also, poker
ceases to be q game and becomes a
slaughter.
When guests will eat your sand
wiches and raise you out of hands
that you have won isn't tile California
Judge right? Poker isn't u game; ig's
a misdemeanor. When men will smokt
your good cigars and remind you rhat
you were 10 cents shy ia pot twenty
minutes ago poker isn't game; its
grand larceny,
And ON top OF all this, when Jour
guests depart, their pockets bulging
with your money, instead Of thanking
you for your hospitality, they chneble
among themselves and remark
let us know when you're going TO
do this again, will you? rs the softest
thing we know Of"
Then you quietly put out the cat for
fear she'll suffocate in the tobacco
smoke downstairs il she's left indoors.
turn out the lights and crawl into bed,
wondering what fool ways men had OF
getting rid of their money before POKER
was invented. - Detroit Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
A CharmInn Woman

one who is lovely in face, form,
mind and temper But its hard fo
woman to be charming without
health. A weak siclly woman vii
pc nervous and irritable. Constipa
ton and kidney poisons show in pin
pies, blotches, skin eruptions and &
wretched complexion But Electric
Bttters always prove a godsend t.
women who want health, beauty an,
friends They regulate Stomach
Liver and Kidneys. purify the blood
give strong nerves bright eyes, pure
breath spooth, velyety skin, lowell
complexion and perfect health Tr,
them. SOC Guaranteed by all drug
gists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
NEW METHOD To
TO REGULATE TRUST
Continued from First pagc.)

Continued from First pagc.)
the whole business OF that field that
is done by the company involved n
other words. ii the bulk Of the bust
ness Of the company is national let
the nation be the parent and reeula-
TOR of he CORPORATION ADVANTAGES an
der which il Is conducted aud if Il
is engaged to enable il 10 throw of
effeotiee competition LEI the princt
.9a Of fsir aitfieaf . 9at4 sftRhald q
The national Bureau III cdfisbnA
lions has already access 10 fnf6rma;
ton that will show what these per
centages are.
Whatever may he deficient can be
easily slrplied | win not undertake
to Say here what should be the pre-,
else percentage shat would bring the
corporation within national control
il is enough to say tina it should be
large enough to make its business
a really rational business; and II
determining between business that Il
local and business that rs national q
contiguous state or staes might prop
erly be counted to be within the
field Of the locality flor a business
near the line Of states may be none
tbr lsag. vt1ft, laA-t Fnnortu1 n 4,,,G1 y.
IL done On one siae Of Tie iine q,
,he other MAJ Wll Hn3er aisa t
say here what percentage should be
fixed o as determining that a given
cooperation has, in its 1eld thrown
off eff ctye competition; though the
percentage would be larger per
centage, Of course, than that SHOWING
that the business is national as dis
tingWshed from being local
u am proposing nothing really com
DleY Though the details win have
TO be worked ont with some diff
Guilty, the principle is simple. And
once embodied in the framework
the laws it would be permanent.
Judge Grosscup discussed price
supervision as method of govern
ment regulation as distinguish,
from restriction on dividends. "Prie,
supervision by Government" tb,
speaker said, Would always an,
necessarily be indirect and inexact
always open to iluctuation through
he hostility or favor Of those who
for the time being, were in power
always open to manipulation by the
trusts Themselves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15

They were in magnidcently deco
rated room in the west end Of London
They approached each other from
opposite directions. One Of them was
pale as q ghost. the other blnshlna
red as cherry.
Presently they met, and, careless OF
the fact that dozens Of eyes were
watching them. they kissed each other.
The meeting seemed 70 bring them
perfect peace; but, alas, alack, they
had scarcely been side by side twenty
seconds when q nlan approached with
fire Of battle in his eye. With cool In
science he raised the stick he carried,
and then-oh, horror-7he struck a
sharp, quick blow, and the pale one
was sent spinning several feet away
The other neither screamed nor
tainted. There was no hearthrenking,
no tess1t snt. net ever 4 EurInrr.
: s'fslls. arr Used e knaE Sc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
VERY BUSY TIMES
LONDON A BEE HIVE IN WORK
OF PREPARATION FOR
CORONATION.
7ehearsals In Frogress--Immenee
Sums For coratons--Miliions
Feet of Electric Wiring
Many Bon Fires

london, June 1.-THE last weeks
}receoding that in which the corona
ion ceremonies are to take place are
itnessing the greatest energy, so far
) the preparations for the event are
oncerned.
The stands and decorations which
are to cover the central part OF Lon
ION are growing in number daily ana
1roviuoials and foreigners are more
more noticeable on the streets eyry
day
Renearsals of the crowning care-
nony are being conducted in the AD-
1ey every day. The chief partIci-
Dants, bearing the king and queen,
re being instructed in their parts un-
iertfe tuition of competent officials.
There was full rehearsal three
days ago, and there will be another
on the Goth, or two days before the
great event. While the king and
queen do not share in the rehear-
sails for reasons that are apparent, II
lis quite possible tnat they are pres
emf ana see their own parts in the
ceremonies carried out b. deputies
named Tor that purpose.
u. s. Embassy Decorated.
Immense sums of money are being
sunk in decorations and illuminations,
One firm alone, it is reported, is doing
100000 feet OF wiring and it IS 10
supply 100000 make.belieye Tudor
roses, each one of which is to be the
cover for an electric lamp. This
seems to be the favorite form OF dec
Grafton, and as consequence a large
number of clubs, banks and com
merclal houses have placed orderS
Tor the electric roses. Two thousand
lamps will be placed in position TO
furnish the after-dark decoration or
the American Embassy, From one
end Of Great Britain to the other
plans are being made to build bone
fires, which win range in cost from
$50 to $1,000 each.
Acting under the powers conferred
by the act recently passed by Parn-
ment Home Secretary Churchill has
issued an order prohibiting naviga-
ton of air craft of any description
over the County of London during the
three days of the coronation process
sions, and also overWindsor and
London on the three days devoted
to events connected with the corona
ton. The penalty for violation Is
Imprisonment for six months OF b
fine of $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
Risky.

Two impecunious Scotsmen once
came upon a waysde inn They had
only "saxpeuce' between them so
they ordered one nip o whusky"
They were hesitating who should
have the drst drink when an acquaint.
anCe joined them.
Pretending that they had just drunk,
one Of them handed the newcomer the
whisky, requesting him to join them
in a drink. He did so and after a
few minutes of painful suspense said,
"Now, boys, you'll have one with
me%
"Wasna that weel managed, monF
said one TO his companion afterward.
AYE" said the other but dreadfu'
risky."-1deas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
A Dreadful Wound

from knife, gun, tin can, rusty nall,
fireworks, or of any other nature, de
mands prompt treatment with Buck.
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrena. Its the quickest,
s,irest healer for all such wounds as
also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin
Fruptions. Eczema, Chapped Hands,
Corns or Piles 25 Guaranteed at all
Druggists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
PROBE GIRLS PAST|DEIR|cTS FORMED
COUNSEL FOR STOKES HAS EE-
TECTlVEs INQUIRE ABOUT
WOMEN WHO SHOT
HIM.
Miss conrad Said To Have Had al
fair VITA Prominen. Lawyer
and Threatened to Shoot
Him

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Him.
New York. June w r y.
okes The weolthy Pro ietor d inc
}gScnia r. q. to is recovering Ia
fsJ~,9lis. ls3" III .Iis5a.,plE
foilhdE. iaal ,,,6s 10 iAy ii llap Gra12Ip
nd Ethel Conrad II their apartment
asst "Wednesday night IS firmly cor
inced that a man suggested the al
eyed holden, according to informa-
ion obtainei by the International
Jews Service today
The same of the man under susp,-
ion BY The millionaire and his law
ems is withheld because OF the fart
hat sufficient evidence TO substan
iate the charge in court has not vet
cen adduced.
Ile young women viii be taken De.
ne Magistrate 'reschi tomorrow
nd further effort will be made ~
ii reduction ot the bin, $255a0,
1ai On Mo-, lav Mr stokes cont;n-
ns Jo nproye bit \ IL Sold he rau,
y possihiy leav .hr hospital for
imo oags rey apa II q expected tne
3so VIII again be- continued,
Attorneys jchn Moore and Gordan
lail5e Who have taken charge or tne
Uses Of lna y01ns women, say they
III be able to give a reasonable
mount OF bail
Mr. Nauus. counsel for Mr. Stokes,
as q large force on detectives run.
ns down sensational stories COR
otujne previous escapades in when
be young woman are said to have
cured
One OF these is TO the effect tina:
ISIS Conrad had an affair with i
rominent LAWYER in the city ana a;
Q lime threatened Ills life A let,
from a restaurant Of Brooklyn, wrr
one time lived near the Nagies,
IIs that the girl once drove her step.
Htbef out Of the house with knife
I'd defed his to return
There is also Tho charge that Miss
anrhl took a strange sort Of delight
carrying revolver, which soc at
ines turned upon both friends ana
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15

The fly had carelessly alighted on
sheet Of fly paper
II understand" said his more wary
friend. that ycu are greatly attached
to your new home"
YES" he replied "In fact. I'm
stuck on it, Milwaukee Sentinel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
An Old Detusion,

Father of the Fair One-How can
you possibly think Of marrying my
daughter? You say that by the strict
est economy you can save only $40 a
month!
Poor but Worthy Poet--Oh, yes, but
Il we both save II will be Sophia
delphtA Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
cHANcERY NOTICE.
sTArn or rIINors. AlevarI

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Alexander
County SIS:
In the Alexander Comfy
court July term a. D 1917 "
Gerry Sitting.
William W.: Orr comnIaiua s
Annie Orr, defendant.
Bill Id Chancery for divorce
The above named defendant W
hereby notified that said con- airagt
has This day filed in said Court q cet-
tain bill In Cnaneery tor di2g1g
against her ana thai Summons nas
been issued thereon, resarna
chs FIRST day "a the next term
Court, to be holden iat tlte
house, III Cairo Illinois, on the ltta
day OF July next,
Cairo. Illinois. June Sth A. y. talI
ALFRED BROWN ts'ls
NJ J. o'Shea, Comrlalnanls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
RE0RGh ALTON or MISSOURI
PACIFIC OPERATING DE-
MENT EFFEG-
TIVE JUNE 19.
Vice Pres Cert Pearson Announces
inport7a Oranges on All Liaes
-TaciF Subdivisions
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ST. l..oit time IA Fii

81 toiHs time IA Fir
president q Pearson o.
raqgri Pae3ittGaJ2 charge st ssg1s1o ]
4nhpqpe.eA 8derslay stdrgn g,iss .p<
|Aearlddarters that, effective Aonla5 f,
June Is, tie 2Elssour Pacific ter
win be Gcrlel in three 81 fs
The ia taa District, vita naadquaf
yers at 80 lois. will compFisa Gla
sd Louis nal. Illin3is. His ORE
isaslef d and Write Hi9as
Visions Western Dissf alta
1nadluarl I'll Kansas @ Nli
comprise te Kansas City, Terminal,
OMAHA. N bern Kansas. Central
Kansas, Coaso. Wichita and soH
lhern Kne divisions The 5oull
atn Dis with headguarte
Little Z 4 wiil comprise The fks4i
Us, Nat Fatclez ana Central N
lsions
Gene zer Sullivan angn
ai tFst Glowing appol
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tani e at Of naomi
Phli aasineer, main aaee
of WEI DISTRICT, hea3Qaar
,ers w, J. Mckee. cen
eral snt; w T. araes
istat $40 lent OF MACHINERY
e. , engineer mainteaanca
ot wa ao' y District, be
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nal intsnieat; D. " CuasIpg
am, au superintendent Of me-
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ten
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aqc need that, effective
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saciltic BE goints named below
elatirg u classified reHaFs d
Ioconotife3 uger cars. fsa gt
oars anil equipment Wild He
ID charge q s9op tipenataRaep
who vim report direct to the ia-
.endent 81 machinery: se1aha tlo-
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City. Mo-, W. d, Smith, sulfriHren-
dent Hoisington Kan, r r sea
aaasleY superintendent
}aF r r. sta ems. superib
General Manager Sullivan
hat libeYise effective June e
Jurisdiction Of officers Of fhe Qniana
ard Noraerl Kansas division wis
be separated AMI the folloWln
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HEADQUARTERS FL City Neb A. ne
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eth dipisioH engineer
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15

An African Methodist revival was in
progress at Buxton, la. Brother John
son had "wrastled" long and hard
in an effort 70 get religion" AT last
the minister rose YEARLY.
ladies and gentlemans," be said, 81
move you that Bro Johusing's sins be
forgiven him.
II second dat notion came stimuli
taneously from dozen dusky throats,
And his sins were unanimously for
given. -Success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-15
Wiredrawn,

"Bobby, you mustn't make FUN Of
the young man who comes to see Mgr.
tie. He is not SO awfully thin"
"Ain't he, nav? When he crosses
one leg aver the other both feet rest
q. 81 l5e.-. f'sics-o Triturs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-02
ROW'S THlS7

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh That
cannot lie cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made ty his firm.
Waldins, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
testimonials sent free. Price. 75c
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti,
patton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-02
BOOMING GOVERNOR. HARMON.

Some of Ohio's most astute political
managers are now in charge of the
presidential boom OF Governor Judson
Harmon, which was formally launched
few days ago at Washington.
5 ia.s.l ..c-Gis. lieutenant governor
OF Caio, has been in Washington for
the purpose Of completing an organ
izaton to promote the candidacy of
Governor Harmon. Although young
in years, Nichols has been a steady
and sure climter in politics He was
a state senator before becoming chair
man of the democratic executive COM
mittee of Ohio. ft}.
The day after Governor Harmon's
reelection last afll, Nichols opened
Harmon presidential headquarters in
Cincinnati. He was busy promoting
the Harmon candidacy at democrat
ic state convention in Michigan when
Governor Harmon appointed him lieu
tenant governor TO succeed Alice
Pomerene, who had been elected to
the senate. In the event of Harmon's
become governor of Ohio.
Nichols home is in Clermont coun-
ty, the birthplace of Gen. u. 5. Grant.
Associated with Nichols in promoting
tie candidacy of Harmon are Senator
Pomerene and Representative Matt.
r. Denver. All the democratic mem
bers of the Ohio delegation in con
gress have their coats off for Har-
mon.
The fact that Representative Den
Yer has thrice carried a republican
district by plurality larger than the
usual republican plurality, has natur-
ally placed him in the limelght as
probable nominee for governor. Den
Yer didn't want to come to congress
the last time, but the democrats of
the distict lassoed rim and forced
him into the running. The usual Den
yer good fortune followed and, as
result. he is probably the only man
in congress who went there against
his will.
Under TIE direction of such success
ful 09litic9l developers as Nichols. !
Pomerene and Denver. Governor Har-
mons presidential boom ought TO
grow and spread itself like the pro-
verbal green lay tree. He has at
least made the first definite start in
the race and the others will have to
put on dheir best speed to overtake
him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-02
NOTICE.

State of Georgia.
County of Glynn
Clerks Office, city court OF Bruins
wick:
His Honor, d. W. Krauss. Judge of
the City Court of Brunswick. having
informed me that it is impossible for
him to attend the regular MAY term
1871. of the city court of Brunswick
this day convened, on account of his
illness and has directed me to adjourn
said court until 10 a. m. on the eighth
day of May. 1911;
II is thereupon ordered that the
said May term, 1911, of said city
court of Brunswick. for the reason
aforesaid, be, and the same is hereby
adjourned, and to re-convene at 10
a. m on the eighth day of May. 1911.
In open court this May LIST, 1911.
"a. o. TOWNSEND r
Dep ClerysCi Court Of brunswick. :.
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