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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01
1?3lo3
Cairo Bulletin
Mr. Editor

12-3l.'O3 Cairo Bulletin
Mr.. Editor
allow Me Space in Your Paper to Elk
plain my views on this Marriage
Questionthere is SO many Children
getting Married and old men tying
to and Both Making Such a failure
of ii that it has Become SO discourage
ing for us good Men that Could do
Something we must Stand Back and
Listen TO the Charlie Boy with his
digcusting tIlk and the Cerigette fiend
With his Smoked Brains if a Remedy
Could be Appli d to get them out Of
the way then as good men Would take
action and do SomethingBut to make
a Success of it the girls also would
haft to make a few Chnages Such as
Wearing french heels eating arcenic
WALTERS to make them Look nice and
White and holdig theim umbrell in
The Middle Walking down Commercial
ave Looking Sideways at themselefs
as they Pass those Bic Plate glass
Windows trying to see how high they
Can hike now If all this was Cut ont
marriages would increase and diyorc-
es decrease am dead Willing to Get
Married But Believe in the Standard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01

city
Gentlemen
am fond Of pets, soclabla anu com.
panionabla and have all Of the at
tributes Of fond aud successful nus
band and father. Am NOT YET 40. five
u inches and we'll proportiohed
Want Young wife with merry dlspo
sition Own a good house and lot on
Walnut street in the residence district
which can be furnished by degrees
out of NY salary Must see photo
graph with each application No
Write. care Bulletin,
LITTLE GIANT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01
HEARTACIIE
NM. Ealtor

Mr., Editor
| don't know whether your scheme
is a fake or not bat il ii isn't and
"Patretamilias is the gentleman
think he is, it viii only be necessary
fer one of his daughters tnot the old
est and not the Youngest To wear
white rose at SABBATH school next
Sunday, for me to satisfactorily an
swcr his question SO far as one bach
el0r is concerned.
CHRISTMAS DINNER GUEST.
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~ BOOK MAILED FREE.
A. \, lFENERs, tongesiions, Snuamnsa
CURES tons. Lung Fever. MIR Fever.
d. u. sPRAINe, Lameness. Injuries,
CURES Rheumatism.
q. &. ls0RE THROAT. Quinsy. Epizootic.
CURES Disteiuper.
i y: y; WORMS. Bots. Grubs.
RE. lgOUGH- Colds Influenza, Innanise
CURES Lungs, Pieur0- Pneumonia.
F.F. {C0LiC, Beilynehe. Wind.Blowns
cUHf.s Diarrbca. Dssentery.
G.G. Prevent. MISCARRIAGE.
u. KIDNEY Il BLADDER DISORDERS.
IL. SKIN DIsEasEs, Mange. E-uptions.
{ RES ict n. Grease. Fnrcy.
htBsi: CONDITION. staring Goat.
CURES Indigestion, stomach -taggefs.
&c each: Stable Case Ten Specifics, BOOK, Sc, g.
At druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF priea
Humphreys Medicine Co., cor. William JOIN
Sfcea N)f1-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01

Any lady wanting a young. hand
some husband who has some means of
her own and not disposed to be stingy
get quick responce by writing. to gen.
eral delivery, city, to
FAITHFUL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01
Isditor Of Daily Bulletin,
Cairo lit.

faib H.
Dear Sis
suppose I come under your class
although | am ~ years Of age, but
look much younger Hair is black
have not paid much attention to so.
ciety but have busted myself in max.
ing money have over thirty thou.
sand dollars in clean assets and in
vested In my business which Is
growing one in spite Of competition.
am prepared to settle $4,000 ON a
wife as wedding present. Am tired
Of having to depend upon the club
and theaters for my entertainment and
am anxious for tho true happiness Of
domestic life. No objection to a wife
over thirty Address me p. o. box
259. City. CLUBMAN.
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cAIRo nl. lsa0 l90.

CAIRO. Ill., 1880 1903
Cairo Daily bulletin
Dear Sir
1t seems as If your
correspondence. bureau was. for
Bachelors. onlay ana WidoUer.
and want. a wife had my letter all
prepared TO Sem in giving correct
name, ase, social standing church.
membership. and so on but, when |
seen the young man shat out l. was
satisfied | was out as batchelars.
6no@ they are not in it a long side.
OF. a widower hat begs if you will
break the ruleone time and let me
in viii promis not to answer any
lettre from any Young Lady hui viii
find me a joliey little Widow. and be
out OF your way before. you are
hsurins and wondering what
wraps fars and Hats would cost rather
she woald want new OUTFIT every
year in ! or year
Leap year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01

During the last ten ye@ra the LIMB
of certified paupof i1iHaiics IL 4 he Bri,isl
isles has been steadily risiLi. similar
ly. suicide is increasing al over EIe
land.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-01

educate Your I3owei5 with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartlc, curf constipation forever
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on Both Sides am Running BY all
dry good Stores and walking fast by
all offices I hate parlors and l am
healed for the Kitchen like 10 eat
and 10 get some one that knows how
20 cock is Ny aim Yours
A. BATCHElLER
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FAITHFUL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

twa strangely allied msm stood
wtfian the lawyers offieA the Vir.
fIniAn with grave and c0urtiY aiEs
ntty bowling 10 the two ladies', VIA
Wes~ once mote seat ed near the IN.
valid then. with compassionate
aud kindly interest. addressing him
self to ftAynof. wlsosa path etie eTes
fitted from one q another In the
little group. naw REINFORCED BY
two men. a junior partner aud
clerk who had been OF tho party II
lnRfaham's first appearance.
Tho very atmoHpheru had changed
aud now seemed aufchafEsd With
electricity Mis- Faifbanka had ioHi
every aymptom Of that superiority
OF manner that ~ distinguished
her She had suddenly become 1T.
fui aud nervous There was a hunt
cd look about the eyes. and they
were furlivciY following WalHou.a
every move Watson Who had
drawn Rex lnuaham into the little
consultation roof and was HtruH
CLING 20 maintain hH pIarldity Of
manner. even while muImafIHa
such as lhiH
Nothing on earth lngraham Was
ever more furtuItaHH might have
had % wait e yeaf for this chance.
Nov luruhamH got 20 NalA
straight into the trap These pa
pefa concern him a. much a. any
one elise Why between those Two
they had about meHmeTized the
Elri
4 don't understand" said Ing.
faham
You DON'T She was 70 have
married him months ago. in ia.
yans liy the book. he's coming
nov Stay here
The step upon the stairs Nas
quick. JET not too apruKy MIA
Fairbanks rising quickly o. her
feet. started 20 the door bat VA
son led You're late young man
they heard him HaY Five minutes
more aud these good people would
have gone and left you
couldn't help II Crosd Just
wouldn't let me 60 Hear my
speech 80 The voice wan esnItaut
though tho uffsranoe was thick
Chalmers. informed by ingfaham
Of Rhat had happened and know.
ing ahat % expect Htudloualy hept
his back 90 the door aud strive ~
continue conversation with RAJ
nor bat In the elder womau'H face
Ned Hufuhhm iouded though we're
his eyes sighted danger and dlss
aater Instantly hia manner seemed
60 change lie half rerullsd. but
Watson had hts hand drsw him
swiftly within. the door waH shut
and locked behind him the clerk
stuui bach against ~ showing the
KEY in hiA pocket
Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20
FOR I0URG MEN

Did ven ever hear o John cnry nFeadabb'
Few persons
know him Sir Henry Irving the greatest living actor
There comfort and hope struggling men iu the
THIS who junior cekahp u Lon
shop gedian Victorian
ne usury oadhb It only after
made great name himself queen made him
the first actor knght
Here the encouragement 90 yeans men Ia the life Of This illus
scholar
When made his urst act IN local yeeum
he mnked Stage fright ga ha opening his mouth lie re
tired In disgrace without speaking Word.
Worse still
engaged play art Tale" he
literally Kissed the
That would settled ith young
this young " In him aud he bound
expression studied constantly and spoated IN his
himself Shakespeare And
would part the chance
FINALLY discovered the genius that
him the
The the soyvlth varlatons-ot who has
90,
themselves great D. persistence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

the little youaulIBfiou room. so
wrfr hundreds muru along the huH
ness atrert in Gotham. though this
waa long after business hours
~ this time Hek began 10 note
that all ioCular comment or halt
mIarhIeyouH cheer had ceased
Working farther into tho thfonK
upon the pavement. every unW aud
then A word phrase. or SOME brief
sentence would come eghoiuF back
from the massive wallis urrusH the
way. and oddly familiar they began
o. sound Full five minutes uaN
had UHEuham been speaking ami ia
manifest wOudefmsnt indeed. Zen al
mlfatinu. men Were beginning t.
applaud Boz vehement earnest. but
luHfaham stood thmr Hprllbaund
Two minutes more and though he
could hear only occasional lines be
needed not 90 hear a. all for. word
for word line fHf line. space nv
Space be could tell Just what Wa
coming could even anticipate the
ruuatuatiur hurst af applause aud
falt himself quite carried away in
the glow aud enthusiasm uf brit
liant peruation that finally lifted
Wall street Of It's feet and set ll
wild With frantic aud tumultauH
cheering
In the midst Of this the bluahlne
orator Wa HsIsed and shouldsfed
and borne away through an erult=
ing multitude o. be fffed and toast
ed and fhcsrtd aFain az "neIaH
down town resort now crnmmrd 10
suffaaatiou while the man Who
wrote and first delivered that thrill.
Ing speech with swimming had
and tinHiInE eaH forced a passsEs
through HurxiHE shouting thfanEH
until he rea bed the opposite side n
the street aud found himself breath
less and b~wlldered. areustod By
name A lad nf ts aqueeroe 70 bis
side and pipel Capt luFrahAm.
Mr Watson says come W 20 ha
office
With his aahef elantIng II be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

The following Is from an old
friend who has abused Us many
times before. We knOw Il from the
color Of the typewriter ribbon. We
have nothing 70 say. and viii not
b responsible Tor the violent twist
ing Of the German Language found
m the letter s. d. NJ.
mon Cher Star Dust Man.
. ''Oh. would that Luke the Loon.
and the rest q that 'battyt crew
chase themselves 70 the tall timber,
or go off TO a solitary spot far re-
moved from habitation. and there
commune with eaehOiher until all
eere gathered unto their fathersi
I was living Ia hopes that when the
aforesaid Loon was wandering se-
atlsward that something heavy
would drop on him, or that he
would drop IN frog pond. No
such luck. alas
Does Star Dust affect the top
pieces Of the Aforesaid crew. or
vere they especially imported from
Tbs insane asylum 10 concoct
jokes 90 for weak-minded individ-
uais. Better rename your column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

side he stopped short a. the open
doorway % Wataona front office
half a DOZEN men uf fariofM aFss
and. possibly professions ueff
there. and all turned - look even
John Haynor. seated Ia a ~ lininn
chair and smiling Fhauousiy Wat
aan came eagerly forward. with e.
tended hands. bat iuEraham stood
like one in a dane. fuf there. in the
middle af the room leanlng ca The
huge. book Uttered table. faalnR
him. aith eyes filled vith wurdissa
dread ard carerueaa. pleading AMI
Weleame all iutefmiaEied with h.
lips parted. her color swiftly com
inK and going there stood Edltha
HaYuor. the Eirl 10 whom be had
given his first. his heart whole love
old friends. who are rejoiesd to
see y0u Capt lugraham. and many
a urw one eager to meet YOU" cried
Watson heartily. lie felt hlmae Il
being dragged into the dlmly light.
ed room, vaguely hearing the names
OF Wata1n'a friends. and bowling
and being shaken by the hand
even 0f being Jed t8 and htqdIug
dizEiIy. awkwardlY before Edltha
Nayuur. whose eyeiida nov Wert
dropping whose little hand. Eioyed
and Tutoring. rested only an In
slant In hia But then. led past
the spot where she stood powcrieaa
% move. ingraham found himself
facing the calm. self poised. self.
confident society leader. schooled In
many a social tilt. skilled In the
science Of diasimulatlou tho smli=
Ing. stylish. admirably gowned and
Earulahed woman whose cold blood
ID letter 10 John VIM had ranked
two long years In his Rex lngra-
hams. heart
Our hero and looking every inch
the part she said with unfliuuh.
Ing eyes and imperturable grace.
with even a ring of cordiality, sin
certify In her stllted word The pal
Tor Of fatigue. Of all too recent
wounds. ~ deep emotion, fled from
hia face before the flush 81 indig
nation and contcmpt that swept In
stantiy 10 hia very temples. hts
eyes fairly blaEed in the brief In
slant that he looked upon her. then.
with a mere inclination Of the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

without a word. without seeing. Ap-
parenilY the gracious hand extend
ed boa greeting. turned aud took that
Of John ilaYuur. limp aud trumu
LOUIS aud bent over him In aoliui-
tudo. at once reaAnurinH and affoCa
tlunntp
ltayuar himself could speak only
with difficulty. hut hts eyes wore
filled with luesuresdhle learning
with doubt and question. with griof
and rejoicing an combined iiia
feeble hand elunE To- luHaham with
an ltH little strength tits lips
seemed trying Co frame words Of
welcome and inquiry tuHrahRm.
from the moment be- reached John
Raynura side. had speech only for
him. uulY a courteous buR for those
Who TOOK their leave. only a hur.
fled word for Watson not 80 much
as another glance Tor the women
one u whom the younger pred.
entity moved slowly. uolasleaaly ia
Ca the adjoining room. and thlthcf
NrH Fairbanks followed
There are papers here that had
90 be- attended to thia afternoon.
Watson VA saying Danger Wa
over iu this part OF The laWu. 30
they drive here from the Aston 20
see the meeting Buruham speech
va a triumph should Judge.
and Watson va ksenly studying
inFraham aH he spoke They told
mo ho Wa getting 10 be quite a
talker On change. bat hadn't
heard OF him a. an orator uru
be here presently. wua the aigni-
fcAnt ciose. for Mr. Faifhan b. had
paaHed Ia the hallway and VA
speaking 10 the office boy As she
again returned Raynor the while
still singing 20 NeHH hand and
babbllnE slowly painfully into bite
ear Watson stepped quickly 20 the
door James he rHed take this
tricErum MrH Fairbanks had
passed once more into the rear
ruom where she could not hear
Nhat nos passed between the Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

yer and the iaa lnErahAm. seated
half facing the hallway. could DOT
Seil avoid H.
You sers taking a note 10 Mr.
Buruham said MatHau. 4 will
add a postscript 60 with this tele-
gram FIRST. then post these at the
office There's no hurry Letters
sere handed the boy in exchange
Tor the peneiied note that Watson
Naa nos carefully tuekiuE ia a
WaiftcOat pocket 4 see By the pa
neru said he calmly rsaumlng his
seat Close "a ikaynorH chair. "thn
your friend Chalmers is with you
on The staff Of Gen brown Er-
could you tao dine with me at the
Aston this evening"
= fear not Mr. Watson. an
HNorcd lHEraham. surprised At such
a proposition At such a time from
a man presumably level headed 4
should BE- back AZ headquarters even
now"
so feared said Watson. re-
fleCtively. yet I have just taken
the liberty 81 writing Gen. brown.
over The police telegraph. that very
Import personal considerations re-
quire your presence here as much
~ 30 minutes. Take our carriage.
The general left police headquarters
a while arc and is now At the city
hall. Get Chalmers and cone back
here quick as you possibly can
There VAS that in Watsou.s face
that told far more than his worda
tnEraham rose al once You mean
" he began
= mean that YOU have not 4 sec
ond 10 spare You placed this mat
ter Ia my hands a year or more
ago. and now or never IL the time
20 cllnch IT, Go. man. and bring
Hugh Chalmers"
f.cas than 30 minutes later these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20
Buying the
Piano

You 60 from one place 90 another.
hear and So pianos. terms and pri-
c~~. When through your mind ia
euafuaed aud you are atill Ia doubt
One firm showed you cheap pianos
but Of course you did not Ike the
tone Another firm = prices were
too high. or that firm wanted too
much down. Have You called on
uaf n 30. we feel confident you
uili call again because We not
ouiy show the largest assortment
bot also give you the benefit Of
many advantages Ia our low pric-
inE. aud can arrange for you 20 buy
on rvTY Easy terms We sell the
bast pianos money can buy. call
on Is and we xtll prove a. Our
vieuu are broad but 10 are our
dealings The success of our bust
ness Ia
Ist Lowest Possible Price
md -I.euient Eaay Payments
srd Finest Pianos IN America
Always courteous treatment to
visitors and customers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20
MOT q sIsk Day SIM.

Il was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble tried all sorts Of
medicines none ~ which relieved
me. one day I saw an adj n your
Electric HlttefH and determined 90
Try that. After taking a few doses
I felt relieved. and soon thereafter
Wa entirely cured. and have not
seen sick day since Neighbors Of
mine have been cured ~ Hheuma-
tism. Neuralgia. Livcf and kidney
troubles and General Debility" This
II what .. +. Bass Of Fremont. ~
g. writes only Zoe al G. o. GUY,
Inc, druggist, Second avenue and
Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

O. somefhiT more Huronas.
ssaErn Sic 90 msln ucber Uncle
Josh dash ieh Wlil etNaa. aeh
Louie. lch babe ali meln Deutseh
yefKssseu. Wouldn't that jar one
Wonder II mine uncle wouldn't like
10 teach me bis better haIfwoulda. Z
object. would she or perhaps
Lake would like to place himself
In position % get more bstty than
h. Il. by trying 10 Ineulrate a Ger.
man idea or two In my Uranium.
or how about yourself. dear star.
dustsrf I'll promise 20 be good.
EASTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

H1NOHNlS
John Nayuuf. "a prosperous law
yer OF New York financially ruined
at tho outbreak of the civil war. has
pnruytIH HeI#urr after being rob.
bed uf funds belonging ta the Fro.
niUr estate Rex luEraham sent
through Columbia rnlleee by Ray
NOT 90 suspected of the theft and ga
gstwured ffam Rayuura daughter
EdItha whom he loves. VIII capt
John VIM Hex goes tn Washing
ton and becomes cavalry man.
While carrying staff message Do
rides down a sentry who detained
him. and Is placed under arrest AZ
home his ehum. Edward luruhnm.
and Mrs Fairbanks EdIlhaH aunt
start rumnH that lnEfaham b gull.
q of theft While visiting II BROOK.
side home of Mrs lanedan and hor
two daughters. Wluu and lnEfaham
witness the capture or supposed
spy The captive. who has been so.
riouHly injured is MAJ Chalmers
who is In saan mysterious way con
nvcted with the thurduna Chal-
merH ia removed from uraahHlde by
nr Dallas. brother Of Mfa Lang
don.
Rev. tried nv court martial for
running down The sentry pleads
guilty but states biz belief that bis
order tn hurry Justified hIm
Ordered hack "a his regiment 90.
graham h captured By Virginia
troopers
lie IL aided to escape hy Maj
Chalmers and both safely cross the
Rappahaunaak aud arrive al bur.
tons farm
lugraham Ia captured BY virginia
troopers Chalmers aids him aud
they escape through the wilderness.
finally reaching Washington
Rex receives severe wound and
becomes Kueat at uruokaiie.
whore. gaaiuE into the EYES % Alice
iangfon. he fafErta his love Cor
Editha
Parting from bis neW love Rex.
nov r captain spends the winter on
the kapuahanunek in the wilder
ness the following MAY. during the
strange halt 81 Chancvllora he and
VIM Observe the flank movement
u Lees army which Hooker and
bic generate mistake for = retreat
They report - Gen Dssena
With the 18th corps Isolated and
The right wins practically defense
less the officers refuse 60 act au the
reports aud Lees master attack be-.
glna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-20

CHAPTER XIII Continued
Hugh Ghalmara. Who could not
aEht against his flag. nor Yet hts
state. had no computations az
against a mob and Fastening back
20 town. had rendered his service
20 The general now cummandInE
Rex lnEraham back from Gsttya.
burg not too strong A. yst. but Just
as ready reaching New Yotk the
first night ~ the riots. had Lost no
time in finding thlH same old army
veteran. and Cen Harvey nfowh
had another skilled soldier a. hts
hsek and ealI Then these tue
once ~ CLOSELY allied. then - long
separated, we're thus a third time
brought together Chalmers aud
tuEraham. nnd each Nlth his work
cut out Tor him
lawyera' offices uere mainly far
down town Ia those daya. and Wal.
aon's looked ont on Wall street and
commanded a yirE Of the great
steps ui the Hab-treaaury huiidinF
where ln the late afternoon Of the
third dRY whIIn muha usrr atiii
aurEing 90 and fro far up toxn. a
public meeting had been held. ~
dres % ~ prominent citizens. and
nov that the news had come taat
the Soyenth and other strong com
nanda weru humewArd bound aHAtn.
the great gathering bad later re
solved Itself into an lmprumgtu
demonHtrutIan. an orerflou % "a
triotium. much frothy sentiment
and champagne.
one after another. maFniioqusut
or merely oFer-exClted yuufhH Rad
shouted themselves huarae In the e..
fort 20 make their flowing periods
audible over the upruar. and Rex
lnEraham. Just returning from an
Inspection Of the guards aud aantries
Al The old pnHfafflce. and blocked .u
bis effort O. reach the sub treasury.
Waa suddenly attracted hy the rope
tltion OF once familiar name
Brokers and broken clerks hy the
hundreds wHre einmuriuE for Burn
ham. Durham Aud NIfh hla
nerves uuElluK the TuiJu officer
turned o. look aud listen
a slim built elegant Young man.
straw hat IN hand came smiling
forward 90 the edge % the uppa-
step bowling gracefully. easily. cor.
daily 20 the ga ~ appIaudluF faces
below. and then Interrupted. a. be !
been hia rHelaHasHurH. b. many a
word or aIfflHism that a. first
reused mauT a buut % laughter.
Ned Durham. erHtwhiie Of Colum
bia began 10 speak Something ln
inErnham'H Huu-fauned. aaldirriy
face. aud the service worn uniform
and saber caught tho eyes Of those
nearest him and they readily made
way for him that he might better
see and hear Ia this manner he
gradually worked on until in the
dense thfong be had nearly reach
81 the Wall street crossing. and
there On a seconds story window -
WatHona first window on the south
side 81 the street he could see
three or four faoeH=two. he
thought. Of women. The other win
dow was filled also. 20 uaa that Of
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Doesn't Respect Old A.

Grs shameful when youth falla 10
show proper respect Tor old age. but
Just the contrary IN the enae Of Dr.
Kings Now Life Pulls They cut on
no matter how severe. and
irrespective Of old age. Dyspepsia.
Iaundlce. Fever, Constipation all
yield 10 this perfect pin Csc az O.
o. GUY, Inc, drug store, Second
avenue aud Yssler.
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va STAR DUST 80


Heard We quit yer sob At IN
hotel. Bill
yep. quit last week
'Whutre re doiu' nov
Got Job partsrln' AZ that new
hotel fer women only
How d'ye Ike "a change go
"Oh. I Ike Il well enough when
I get H." .###...ss.
A MnRn ERnM InSu WISE