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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

are not difficult
All sorts of rumors come from
Pariss regarding Jack johnson. cit
can be stated positively howevef',
that johnson Is not sQe near "oH
hoe" as has Dcens inHmated only
recently nc made $2,5tQ for ten
days works at the Foiies o Bcrgero
and athore' are PLACES in France and
Germany where his pGpulari6 w'l.
help him to amake big money fer 4
long time to come II is not believed
however that Jack is anxious to-
land any mTtches,9 for he Is g6tting
lazy. and is-disinclined toSget down
to oshard' training % 90
I: Plans: :are. being 9made for one oot
the most sinteresting5water cafnivals
$evel. held.ino New York, a dual clash
!hetweeh?the very obest swimmers OBJ
:talllable iii s:thc fa6tr8p6Itan aud
';$t1anGe odiarictsg,of the AZ
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s'tnS. sh9gld Jse hotls antSsTcd =.
DgR Mfs,gan writes the .Dgrtfn&
editor 'gossipL lett@ 10 fet0eyery'
one know how8Dan McKctriek is
oming along with his s.rjng of
IoXers in Eurona McKgrick is at
present in France with puumbag of,
boxers, including Young Aboarn,
Frank Moran, Joe Jeanette and.
Tommy Gayigan,
After many years of patient .er-
vitude Wesleyan has risen ian re-
volt and refuses 10 be sparripe
partner for Yale any longer The
Midtown team has started the
Blue off on many successful grid
iron campaign in the past, but re-
Gently its mascotting has been poor.
According to the Tondon Times
the yacnt Shamrock ", Sir Thomas
Upton challenger for the America
up, will probably be launched in
April and ready for sailing trials in
May. The yacht will be as extreme
type of boat as the rules win per-
nit, with a tremendously long over
hang and an abnormal sail spread
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
CHUM BoB's SPORTING TALK

New York, Dec. 1S.--Since Bob
McAllister established himself last
week in his fight With Young Mike
Donovan, the middleweight situa-
tion has cleared considerably and
McAllister is in great demand. H7
is rated as one of the cleverest men
in his division and has a record list
that stamps him much above the
average. Bob is one of the new
school of fighters, one of the MeFar
land, Richie and Gibbons type
There Is nothing OF the rough
neck" about him. He says he is
willing to meet all the comers who
will meet his conditions, aud these
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NJ. A. Durham TO James ". Dich
erson. putt claim deed, $500. lot
section sie. fownshIp 4.srange 2 anI
u. y CT \. -. seerlc,n -. townahil
Is. -saage 2
William ilarvei, ct nx, to Janad
w. Diakerson. warranty deed. 500
y. 4 ofslot s in section 10. tow1
ship Il. range 2.
Thomas J. iiiIl. ct TX, to J. clead
enca Gearing, warranty. deed. s12e|
s. ". Of \ E. and " u Of $. z
section 20. township ~ range p
ma ~, Irwin ct al. to Cicero y
Farery. ct II. warraaty deed. 's7oa
lots 2. and 6. secfirou 1G, icwsl
ahip a. range j.
7oi1h hartman. ct *. % Lc'li
hs aarrauty deed, s2e0f
e'fv = CAIRO lots 5 and fs. hloc
fo~s Rrgeaber to Elizabet
'ttfnfn warranty deed, S2oet
~ cair7 lots f5 md 10, bloc
r. NE scfs NimEelf
te h ~ dit n nenfs 20 kid
r1r -opfia fa'es an an~tse risl
baciaca paip sEd soreness oTs
aiFa Kidneys 2 re,1,t- or ii ~ soe i
7por sleep arr az sysnpt ms tn;
viii disappear with the REGULAR u
OF Foley Kidney pills They ps
the kidneys and bladder in cleal
strong and healthy condition, an
eEmat.o pains. stiff Joints. lun
tago ard i-regu'ar Bidder actic
are all relieved freeo.iy whe
,Tnley Kidney Pills ars taRen. r,
salo by all dru gslsts. Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

week, perform some startling aero.
batic and gymnastic feats high
above the stage. One of the daring
actors walk across rope ladder
head downward, hanging by his toes
Miss May Wilson is a singing
comedienne. She sings character
songs and parodies and performs a
comedy dance that will make anyone
laugh.
kada Clark and Deyerau Dale
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

presents some musical comedy and
both are cleaver in their parts. The
Young lady, particularly makes (
decided hit when she goes into the
audienGe and sings. to d. certain Sc
lect few.
The usual three reels of pictures
today include q feature Pathe and
4 Selig special melodrama in two
parts, Hope Balances occurances Of
eine, .'.:. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

llbHb anu lae.FpVVus't3 us SN. .IV W...sHs
ed. -
Mrs. Bfitton wassmueh: in' owl,
dence about the corridors Or tho
WaldSrf Astoria, Where the basehali
men ands. maffnscts Gathered. ahl
many OF a.rsnning. bee She iaa Win
the stars of tho diem'ond who were
3cre, she was 50 'stSlishly dressed
that she attracted, mpchs attention,
and was pointed out TO sall the'' New
Yofk women who flock othe corridors
Of the hofels avery afternoon and
3 evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

"a dispatcR fromoPaterson, ~ j., re-
,fefss to "a marriage. by the "informal
'southernicsremony Of jumping over 4
bf6omstick,.. eThers never was an5|
ssuch southern marriage ceremony. Pat
.erson should oconfne herself to anarl
chists-a subject with which she Il
famlliar,-Florlda Tlmes-union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
First Sewing by Machinery.

Tie earliest attempt at sewing by
machinery Of which there is any au-
thentic record was in 17T5. In which
year a machine was patented in Eng
land by Charles F. Welsenthal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
Cure Your Cod While You Car

More danger turks in cold thai
in any other Of the minor ailments
The safe way is to take chamberi
lain's Cough Remedy and rid your
self Of the cold as quickly as poa1
sible. Tor sale by all druggists.
Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
Advice for the Girls.

After an examination at training
college for women teachers at Arms
berg, Prussia. the examiner. address
ipg the fYty-six girl candidates, saidt
You have all done very we'll emo
passed tho examination. Now try te
win q. husband. which is far better
s,r tiH outlook for women teachers Il
very B1d.' .s.::
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

ope Of angel soaring heaven and bearing
Cod Taylor and still
play with this gentle and uplifting
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS


The Laora Duo. which is the first
act on the program at The Gem
Theater for the last half of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

0 Mrs. Helen Britt3n, owner OF the
st. Louis National League baseball
club was one Of the Interested base
ball pagnates at the meeting Of the
National League presidcnts in New
York when Governor John x. Tener
of Pennsylvania was chosen presi
oicnt of the league.
OF course, Mrs. 6riton in person
did not sit in the meeting OF ahe
eight baseball club presidents who
chose Governor Toners because hef
husband is the president Of the CLUB.
But he voted for the govclnor all
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-19

: The heart Of the fool is in his
mouth but the mouth of the wise mar
is in his heart.-Beniamin Franklin
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince The Greatest
 Skeptic In Newport.

Because it's the evidence of a Newport citizen.
 Testimony easily investigated.
 The strongest endorsement of merit.
 The best proof. Read it.
 Mrs. Laura Mink, R. F. D. No. ?, Box 92, Newport. Ark. says: :: My back was weak, which was particularly noticeable just after l had been doing my houseWork, l had pains in my loins which came on suddenly. My back ach- ed terribly and l was driven al- most frantic. 1 had heard so many people praise Doan's 5 Kidney Pills that finally got a box at Dutton's Drug Store (no~ Walkers Pharmacy) This one box cured me and l have not had to use 8 kidney remedy since"
 Price, 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Mink had. Eos ter -Milburn Co. proprietors, Buffalo, New York. (AdT)
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01

each, as well as ladies and gents's toilets. The partitions and curtain walls will be of hol- low tile, and the interior finish will be of hardwood, tile and marble.
 The building was designed and is being erected 5yMr. Stew art, with instructions from MT. Luhrs to spare no expense ne- cessary to install all modern conveniences, and t is being worked out on the first floor with the idea in view of making it adaptable to any kind of ten ant, whether used as whole, or in seven or eight separate units.
 The upper floors are being ar ranged with the idea of making them an annex to 8 larger and more elaborate steel frame hotel building which he contemplates erecting on the southwest cor ner of Jefferson street and cen- tral avenue.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Special reduction for the nex

Special reduction for the next twenty days on all hats.-Miss Graham's Millinery. O7b7
 For Sale-E. l.. Watson home place, three lots corner Second and Main. Apply to O. D. Wat son or c. M. Erwin. O7dtf.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. K. SeWell of Batesville were guests of Mrs. A. B. Drummond today en route to Clarendon.
 The many friends of Mrs, w. L. Nelligan are glad to learn she is improving from an illness ot several days.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Office of The Chicago, Rock Island and
 Pacific Railway Company.

Chicago, H., Nov. 18th, 1913. To All Stockholders of The Chicago,
 Rock Island and Pacific Railway
 Company: A special meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the company will be held at the office of the company in the City of Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday the 31st day of January, 1914, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of vot- ing upon the acceptance by the com pany of a lease of the line of railway of the Rock Island, Stuttgart and Southern Railway Company, extend ing from Mesa, Prairie County, Ark ansas, in a southerly direction through the counties of Prairie and Arkansas to Stuttgart, Arkansas County, Ark, ansas, distance of approximately 22 miles: said lease to extend for term of 999 years from February l, 1914, upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon.
 H. U. Nudge, President. Geo. H. Crosby, Secretary.
 97dtJan. 26
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Business League Formed.

Walnut Ridge, Nov. 30,-The business men Of Walnut Ridge met and organized a business mems league with 30 members, which will no doubt be increased to 5. The temporary president of the league is Mayor A. C. Miller, the temporary secretary is Ira J. Pickens. A committee of five, C. w. White, w. A. Dow ell, J. c. Riley, Monte Isaacs, J. J. Powers, were chosen to draft bylaws. A committee of three, J. D. Phelps, c. A. Rankin and IJ. J. Powers, were to solicit funds and members. At the first meeting a proposition was be- fore the body to secure a saw
 mill with a $100,000 annual pay
 roll. The plant could be secured
 by furnishing a site and $2,0O0
 bonus. Both were raised and the plant. secured at once. The next important matter is to ma- cadamize a street from Walnut Ridge to Hoxie, in which both towns will join and unite:
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Largest Bond Ever Filed.

Little Rock, Dec. 1.-The largest bond ever filed by an Ar kansas official, representing 'S1,- O37,OO0, has been filed by Sher- if w. C. Hutton of Pulaski cOun- ty. The bond has been approv- ed by Judge R, J. Lea in circuit court. The signatures of many prominent residents of Little Roe are upon the bond, and represent everything from the S5Q0O to the S1o0,ooO property owners. This bond is almost double that required of the State Treasurer, which is but $500, 1000.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
 ALL PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS BARRED
From Association of Colleges and Schools-NO Champion
 ship Cups Hereafter.
Special to Independent.

Little Rock, Dec. 1.-Such drastic action will be taken by the Arkansas Athletic Associa- tion during the winter, that will forever bar from the ranks Of the association every athlete against whom there is even a suspicion Of professionalism.
 Because the association per mitted players to compete a5 amateurs, who were suspicioneG to be professionals, but againsy whom proof could not be secur- ed, Ouachita College withdrew from the association. The exc cutiVe committee now has proof against prominent athletes on two of the leading college teams, which will bar them from future contests, and which, vii. probably prevent an award Of the championship in the colleg- fate football cl2ss, The elimina- tion of these men is expected to bring Ouachita back into the fold.
 Another drastic action on the par of the executive commit tee is , campaign to rid the state of undesirable coaches. Two of the largest cities have already given notice they will not permit their teams to con- test with two leading high schools of the state as long as the present coaches are engag- ed. These coaches are charged with being unsportsmaniike in their actions on the field, Pro fan;-r is one of the charge agairsr them, and this is a car dinal crime in the eyes of the committee,
 The executive committee has declined to receive the applica- tion of the Helena High school for membership, based upon the squabble when Texarkana play ed Helena basketball in that city last year.
 The committee desires sport for sports sake, and for this reason the awarding of cham pionships will probably be elim- mated after this year, it being l the sense of the committee that the association will be more har- monius if there is no cup. A plan will be worked out to pre- vent post-seasOn games.
 It has been suggested that the football teams which expect to be in the race for the champion ship, send their claims to the executive committee by the first of November, thus permitting
 the committee to make sched-
 ules for these teams for the two or three following Saturdays, and Thanksgiving Day. This would permit the strong teams to meet and prevent dispute about the championship, for the two teams which had survived the run of battles without de- feat, would be pitted against each other.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Katherine
.cCafery

Misses Katherine McCafery and Adelaide Hodgins left for their home at Little Rock Sun day after pleasant visit to Miss Corinne Mosby.
 A change in the orchestras of the two moving picture shows will take place tonight. MT. and Mrs. Al Crawford will go to the opera house as violinist and nianist for Mrs. Hooking, while Mrs. Maude Reamey and Charles sartorius will be with the Palace theatre in the future.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Robinson Presiding Elder.
Snecial to Independent.

Special to Independent.
 Stuttgart, Dec. In the ap- pointments announced by Bish- op Chappelle at the close of the Eastern Arkansas Conference of the A. M. E. church last night, J. G. Robinson, D. D., for merly of the Newport church was assigned presiding elder of the Clarendon district.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
For Seven puild'ng.

i, ..,.n-,sort:y H. 5.ias n:
 la'ns ls the northwest : '.,'',P', ,,' ,P,s,s'a' s,ss"' A..s2- sss 2 (.g,:': ,s: supervision. | a.,'t..o of r; t't s'.0 contractor 0l I EIts .t;.,,. s in n't this s;s+sd class of |F,t' ,s the most s no''d;na m9dS5a \, Y ;,,,'ss '',ss''Gi: s i.,oss:: oa::".':5 s$ Pa ''@ sos on Central aV- l, ? ,oe I1',1 feet 6 inches on ' INV lvsst The building
 't I'lrs reinforced concrete e, ss 2, .s+sri0r ,i facings will s be ,,1 |s,I'I gray 'p' granite mite. and and '''rsd pIa glazed terra c COL 0lOlo" a
 @tiS'
 ,.,,. fronts will be .,.. oEnn, a, ',,t ,,t iron plate and prism 'p,, Provision is being l9ads as ts i,s iiisrougbly up to .:,. date date ,s,d ss,ting and yentilatlng ',pabls '',sI,s of completely 7 ''t ths air in all rooms ;;,,,te intervals, and uh- nostatic mo control: ..,
 'ss ,apr,,s and twelve baths
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01

Eugene Hodges Of Newark was in our city on business to- day.
 J. B. Baker of Melbourne was a guest at the Hazel hotel last night en route to Little Rock.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
Non-Cattle Dippers
Arraigned Before Judge.

Last Tuesday, at Laurel, Mr. Geo
! Anderson, a we'll known farmer resid
leg across Leaf river in Beat 5, his
son Isaac Anderson, and Mr.. o. G
Tisdale, were brought before Judg,
isi'oas 'heas os.ss.s ,s &c s,,s. at f9srt il
limony went to show that Mr.. Ander.
sons cattle had on several occasio,a
oeen seen outside of a small nast,ro
ne maintained for them. Mr.. Anaa.
son said they had been kept in tho nos
ture continuously since the aaor~
"o ANDERSON testified that hs did
n'' own any cattle and had no con,roI
over them. Witnesses testified tho,
not only did Mr.. Anderson keen ~
cattle enclosed, but they were free ~
ueks' being regularly SPRAYED and
currled' County Attorney Freem an
50 ted that the case had been bropgh,
against Mr.. Tisdale because of a mis-.
understanding of facts.
Judge Whitman dismissed the rnIo
50 TAR as Isaac Anderson and Mr. ne
uale was concerned. He annonncod
,na' IN ms opinion, Mr.. George An.
'e'son was guilty of violation ~
me decree, and sentenced him To nav
me OF w and serve 30 days in iail
'owever' the jail sentence was sus-
enued conditioned on good behavior
'ne iuture in regard to the CATTLE.
Piping law The Judge made a sea-
ipping law. = 'ue
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
Bios for CONVEX SunnIies

Notice is hereby given that the Board s,.,.-
sealed osds Tor the furnishing the cornt tes
| the tohowing supplies for convict roa5 -, on
esc. saiq bids e be filed with the IN re-,
| 9th 1913, to-wit. ~ october
flout, barrels per month Bacon good .,ss.
ABOUT ~ pounds per month. Lard Co,nra,'a,S.'SS
ABOUT Ig0 ponds per month Coffee er a.ie
ABOUT % pounds per month Sugar ahc,,, ~
po .,1 ~, PCT month White Pc about ia lbs
per month, Irish Potatoes about 10 bnsbas , ,s
month Baking Powder about one css. -.
niionth, reed Oats about 40 bushels per ,oor,S
siiNed reed about Is sacks q month Hav 49,,
ton per month Overells standard hrs1d ~
PAS per mont b. Jumpers standard brand -
palrs per month. Fieece-lued Undarsb;-ttS
Z oox pairs Heavy Rrogan Shoes Cal al III NJ
aoout 10 gallons per- month Ahout . doal /
eoo9 grade Railroad Shoes About Id, go |
ktaus Mat Axes About dozen eood 80 80 |
mop Axes. About 10 kegs 10 d NajlS 80 AHe
ne amounts above named only annroxi,,,,
~ ~ oe more or less as required BY needs Of
ens csinpy sdehvered in such quantities A. 80
CURED by needs of the camps as
-. ey order OF the Board of Supervisors ae s,,,,.
sppears on minutes of said Board Roat e as
This Sept 9th 1913 'N'-N' SIerk
By W. V. WALTERS
and al bids. 20 reJeet any |
seas
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
TARIFF BILL PASSES
THE SENATE.

Washington, Aug. 9.-The demo-
cratic tariff revision bill passed the
senate this afternoon amid a burst OF
applause from crowded galleries
The passage was attended by sur
prises in the final moments OF voting.
LaFollette, republican, cast his vote
with democrats and was followed
a few minutes later by Poindexter OF
the progressiyes.
President Wilson tonight expressed
great qualification over the end OF the
long struggle in the senate.
Senator Simmons, who piloted the
bill through the finance committee
and democratic caucus and senate,
predicted the passage would bring an
immediate stimulus to commercial
life OF the country.
AS passed the senate tariff bill rep
reseuts more than per cent average
reduction from the rates Of the origi-
nal bill that passed the house anc
nearly % per cent reduction from the
rates Of the original bill that passed
the house and nearly % per cent re
duetion from the rates of the existing
law
The conference committee will be
gin work Thursday perhaps earlier
TO adjust all differences. Leaders
predict that this will consume two
weeks
The two Lauisiana senators voted
against IT, opposing the free sugar
provision.
Votes for tariff bill, "A; against tn,
tariff, g.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
Card to Voters Jones County

Ellisyille, Miss, Sept. 10, 1918.
Upon the death of Cleveland Bush
on Au ust goth last the Office of Cir
cult Clerk became vacant. On the
Goth of said month was appointed by
the Governor to ill the vacancy until
Mr.. Bush's successor could be elected
and qualified. | at once made bond
and entered upon the duties of the
Office.
On the 23rd day Of September, 1913,
there will be an election held for the
purpose of electing Mr.. Bush's sue
cessor. am candidate for the Of
fee to fill the unexpired term. | have
served you as Deputy Circuit Clerk
for six years with scarcely any com
pensation. | am familiar with the
duties of the Office. AS for efficiency
and ability to discharge the duties OF
the Office, | refer you TO the records
In the Office of the First District.
| was born in Jones County, am 60
years old, and this is the first time |
was ever a candidate for any office.
Circuit Court convenes Laurel on
the 22d day of September, Just one
day before the election. | shall be
very busy from now on in the Office
and cannot make any canvas, as
cannot neglect the duties of the Office
If you can assist me with your vote
and influence | shall be very thankful.
Yours very truly,
J. r. Harrington
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
Notlce Of Trustees Sal -

ststuted rue OF authority vested In ~.
ted by Ceorse e,5 ST. SCI tain deed Of rust ex seo
1910 Is sssilwoTth on the i7th dag WIZ q said
edness due by t fne payment oi f Sgsy
b % rrns. 5seorded in land non ~aish said
Esyiiie Jones ~ e ens 9ce q Chance er 4Se u
in seeora s as suoa subsItd tn tx and my
chanceiy cIer on ease Is in the Oil Of ,sa
sne the original trustee rsf 9nsS e9gnty mis-
trust being br 1Ie me eoaditionsin ad 5eeg @
monda Sl t1ust requesting it Mi s ga IN said
said month Sitb SGiosl lgi5 being III sth dav 81
asvii ~ e west door Of the co 9f E sales IN
the highest bdd Gg Miss offer for SAFE and sell tn
,,sty the Indebtedness Secured 90s cutlery 70
scTibed as $" the ios' NiHeideE thereto land q
n nc y Township North Of Rsns. " II Of
pi Wines district Of Jones county. nississ sst
September leis S signature this tile 9th dav ~
sep2s 80 j. ~. LEWIS
substituted Trustee
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit Clerk.

The Jones County News is authori-
announce the following candi zed to.
dates for Circuit Clerk, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of the late
M. G. Bush, at a special election to
be held on September 23d, 1913:
j. T. HERRINGTON.
J. G. LANDRUM, JR.
HARMON b. GRAVES.
9. 9. PEARSON.
w. W. HOOD.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11

The worst cases no matter OF how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DR..
Porters Autiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieves
Pain aud Heals at the same time. 2Sc, SOC, 81 90
The Jones County news., 1913-09-11
Too Much Cotton
Alterations Postponed Until
After BUSY SeasdA
After Busy SeasoA

Plans for remodeling our store have
mot been abandoned, but the season has
opened earlier than usual, cotton IS com
ingln rapidly ,andbuylng is muchheavler
than usual for September,
Consequently we have been forced to
delay remodeling until after the holl-
days We have been planning for two
years to make extensive improvements
In our building, to accommodate our m
creasing trade But we have decided
that it would be an injustice to our Gus
toners to turn the building over to car
Ipenters and brick masons at this time,
at the beginning of the busy season of
the year.
OUR FALL AND WINTER LINES
ARE ARRIVING
Our Mr.. Whitaker is now in New
York W here he is buying the very lat
est merchandise, securing the greatest
bargains, and providing for the greatest
trade in the history of Laurel's greatest
store. Owing to the tightness of money
he is being able to secure some marvel
- e-l. lioc, W iIiCiI- will
enable this store of offer the best price,
in history. f''eeS
Dunagin- Whitaker Co.