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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
"Thc Tcndcrfoot.-

Gao St I.nuis Republic 81 Monday
sets Of Tho 'Fendcrfoot." in which
Ricfard Carrie cones to the Cairo
|or "a hongc On next Monday might,
snt &c:
tlr, Rule Mr.. Cave. MIR. Hammer
y md ether s ntlcmcn who have the
rec rda o. the Century lhclfcr 90 FIN
ge ends cai6 last night al O'Clock
tn the receipts @. tac evening were
thc ~relteHt that tho houce has ever
h 10 single performance. At &
o'cl ok there was not a scat 10 be had
~ 7uy e the lprfa. and at Mr.
Caro- c1id ihat he had recretlully
5'uIped Lone people away from the
boz office. It NAV be added that "The
TonderfOot has not changed ma
tcrially in the two months of its ab-
scnce Mr. Carrie Is quite as funny as
ever So hose that care for his comedy
and there are many such. apparent
iy- and the company is not notably
linSrcnt The tunes that have help
"a 70 ths success 81 THE Tenderfoot'
arc ihcso in their orieinal tuneful-
necc"
"'fhe TendorTopt" 81 famed for its
-cn.ikshlc runs Of one hundred
nights in New York and two hundred
md CITY in Chicago. The Tender
foo IS easily the most unique ard
novel musical comedy yet seen It's
-hlm". IT, locale near san Antonio.
Tc1as. on ranch; ils highly colcred
costamcs. its excellent book and It's
tunomi. ringins musical score are all
attributes which have stood the test.
It IS n striking example Of a comedy
that Is really funny without any r.
sort to vulgsrity or hurro play.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

w. H. Harrison Cleveland. Miss,
writes, Aug Is, 1902: Il want to say
n word Of praise for Billiards. Snow
Iiniment, | stopped on "A nail. which
caused the cords in my les to con
tract and IN abscess to rise in my
knee, and tho doctor told me that |
would have stiff leg. SO one day l
went to j y. Lords drug store (who is
now In Denver, Colo) lie recon-
meaded bottle Of Snow Liniment;
got zoe size, and II cured my leg
1t Ii the host liniment in the world
Assesses, with few exceptions, are
indicative Of constipation or debility.
they may. however result from Flows
or from foreign bodies. introduced In
to the skin or flesh. such as splnters,
thorn, etc Sole. by Schnh Drug Go.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Bcwser's Bosom Friend.

Z DeLeon's Comedians presented for
the iirst time here lat night Bows.
lea = Roaom Friend. and from the
almost continual laughter and ap-
plausc. this new play made pro.
neHneed hit. The play Is comedy III
three acts and ahound5 with stirring
s!tufsiona. Frank DeLeon as Bows
er was well ca ara showed versa
tiity IN hia treatmcnt Of the part.
INC balance Of the company appeared
70 advantage in their respective roles.
The vaudeville numbers we're we'll
received.
s'pecfai matinee today at $50 p. M
o. that location thoy will produce a
fhfeeaet farce Nbo-e Baby Are
You Tonight they win give their
f1faweH Performance, presenting
''Nica Garter, the King Of Detceliyeg."
Wit m entire change Of vaudeville
spe@ialtles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
THE STATE FAIR
AT SPRINGFIELD
PROGRAM FOR DAY AND NIGHT
ATTRACTIONS ANNOUNCED
PROMISES TO BE GREAT
EVENT.

The tiffyseconi annual Illinois Stat,
fair will open a. Springfield Thurs
day mcrning, Sept. ~, fer what nov
promises 10 Dc the greatest and mos
successful fair ever hell The fol
lowing arrangements have been All
nounced ny the state board II agricIl
trre.
Thur day, Sept. 70 Exhibitors
day.
Friday Sept 50 Merchants day.
Saturday, Oct. / School chilarcnz
day.
Sunday, Oct. ? Lecture IN Coliseum
building by the Rev r. H. Slime OF
Lawrenceyillo. III Subject, The
Fonr Lights of History" A sacred
concert by tho Illinois Watch Factory
band Of Springfield ana music by the
Weber quartet Of Chicago.
Monday, Oct Pana, Taylorville
1tl Jacksonville day.
Tuesday, Oct Peoria and Lincoln
dry.
Wednesday. Oct Sold Soldiers
and Decatur day.
Thursday. Oct c''Dan Patch" and
Governors day.
Friday, Qcs Springfield day.
The following flrst-elass attraction
haze been engaged by the Springfield
business Mems association TO enter
tain the fair visitors down town at
night Tho entire list of attractions
viii be free to everybody
Ingham, the worli-renowned equil
ibriat introducing original and sensa
tianal acrohatic novelties,
Tony Riders famous monkeys, the
most wonderful animal act in the
world.
The four Dunhar5 in their comedy
cas- ng act
TIC Dunbar trio in the greatest
aerial act in the world
rhi# trio was with Ringing Brothers
circas last year.
Dan Rehlaw. the king ef the bike
The best comedy Sensational cyciist
n The world
The four Oiifans. comedian, sing
ers and dancers
The Trolley Car rio, comedy aero
BATH the greatest Of all comedy acts
ifoiipg the gap, the rloat sen. a
.ional aud daredevil act ever attempt
ii by human being
Looping tho ae~iai arch, an act |
cqualel GDly by the enc ngpei above |
ibe electrical tlisplay on lle streets /
At night viii cclsp anything ever
aecn il the capital city.
Fhi1 display Ptorc will be worth 20
ng hundred 81 miloe % soc An the |
above and more viii take place at
during the state fair, Sept I
.9oc', Z. One fare for the round trip
~ ail railroads
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
MAL.oNEYs MEnnInG.

The Robher BARON a musical
comedy oI greet pretcnsiona, had a
Gammer's RIM at 4 New York theater.
rs chief attraction Law in its chorus
q pFeity girls Near the close OF the
a1iaen the management decided to
Reduce Expenses and cut the salaries
oi the PLAYERS. The winsome Beauty
Chorus feflIsed 70 worl. Gor the rclUc-
Cd salaries aal severed their oagas y
mcn'a They were immediately en-
cared by Manager Mccoy as 4 snoeial
ietNrc 81 "Mabney'H Wedding" and
will be seen with that attraction sup
porting McCabe & Mack, which plays
a. tac opera house on Thursday,
Sent end.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Fifteen Dollars.


Round Trip to Texas and Southwest.
On August 2Srd. September 18th,
and eth. the Missouri Pacific rail-
way and Iron Mountain Route will
sell round trip Iiomeseekers tickets
from ST. Louis. Cairo and Memphis
also from Kansas City, Leavenworth,
Atchison and intermediate points TO
Amarillo. Colorado City. TT Worth,
Brady, San Angelo. Corpus Christi,
San Antonla and Galveston and
points cast thereof In Texas To new
iberia. Cheneyville, Alexandria and
Munroe and points west thereof in
Louisiana. To many Joints in Arkan-
sas. all points in Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. Final limit of ticket Fl
days. Stopovers allowed after reach
ing FIRST homeseekers point en- route.
For full Information address any re-
preventative Of these companies.
II. c. TOWNSEND,
@. p. and 7. Agt., St Louis, NO.
Elmer Smith.
p. and T. Agt, Cairo. Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

Rnrke's livery, Feed ana Boarding
Stahiso hrstslAss livery service. Al
fine Tine Of carriages for funeral oc-
cal ans. Always the best.
ti'ang !. huild or repair this
smina2 -. Kelly Bros, Lumber Go.
for ANYTHING In lumber or building
maiar.t
I',a soll md take In pawn every
thin l.a.4i.o and gents clothing
81 cI'lt. Guy b Perry, tho pawn.
broissr. t11 Commeciai avnrne.
A halle, Ire scseentng, poultry
netting. fer coolers, gasoline slaves
and npfs., step ladders, brushes. hard
ware ann sto- IS,
ConaAt Rennie. grucerIos, dfy
goods : meat market, and general
merciai ise. leaders for everything 10
their n \. lei them supply you.
Too gspd To We passed by! Beautiful
Silk shiu Waist Suitings can be had
al iistualts ~ So cents yard dur.
Ing this week.
tlnnth e. >valke. Mndri Bakery,
viii give ~ versal satisfaction fot
everything ia tho bakery line. Orders
ful soclals. promptly filed, 229 Sth It
Peter Zimmerman, the Washington
street grocer, ig'.aying fine trade
Good fresh groceries and full weights
pleases the pos tie, order from him
John A. Miller. jew elcr, has com
piete line OIL diaHllrids watches, clocks
rings. brooches, chains, studs. charms
and cut GLASS. lowest prices
Harry W. Schlhs drug store has u
fine line Of brushes, combs and tole,
articles that he is selling at remark
ably low prices. I9t5 Com. ave.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and Shoe
House sells shoes and clothing tina
never fail to plea"e Fit and work
manship guaranteed. Col Com. ave.
ID. r. McCallhy's wagons always OF
time giving you plenty Of heat from
the excellent hard and soft coal he
handles. Phones 3S5 Cairo. iG6 Bell
Engraved calling cards-Your name
engraved on copper plaFe dn script
and a hundred cards for $3.50. 100
cards from your own plate for 500
John A Miller, ieweler. Ninth and
Commercial avenue.
f. Teichman's ceIebrafed Lone
Jack cigars are the smokers choice |
Man Is never better satisfied than |
when smoking this cbnlce cigar. !
For tender feet try Dr. A. Reeds |
cushion shoes. The easiest shoe on
earth. Sold only by H. n. RotheD
berger. Twenty eigtb and Commercial
avenue.
We always carry fresh vegetables |
and full line of staple and fancy I
groceries. James Meehan, Fourth /
street and Washington avenue.
II you want anything made Of wood, |
Kelly Bros. Planning Mills will make |
II for you. Interior furnishing lumber
q specially. get estimates and prices.
Wood & Bennett company. whole
sale grocers. Mail orders given |
prompt attention. We solicit the
trade of merchants only.
Uncle Joe's Glad Hand Restaurant |
and Bar still takes the lead. serving /
the best meals and lunches in Cairo 1
It's the peoples choice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
WILL AWAIT
DEVELOPMENTS
cORoNER'S JURY RETURNED NO
VERDICT AS TO CAUSE OF
GEORGE zoGk'S DEATH.

CORNER McManGs summCned jury
yesterday and held an inquest over
the remains Of George Zooh who was
shot Sunday night by some unknown
person Tho jury viewed the remains
and viii await Developments before
rendering a verdict In the case,
The woman, Minnie Lasater, who
was With zoak al he time h. was
shot, II still in the city jail and STOUT
II maintains t6at The does not know
who fired the fatal shot.
The remains Of the murdered man
were taken TO BaTitell Ky, yea.er-
lay where intcrment will be male
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Through Tourist Sleeping

baFa 70 LaIII0fNIa.
Commencing Saturday, September
nth, and every Thursday and satur
day thereafter, the Iron Mountain will
run through tourist sleeping cars. ST.
Louis to Los ARgeles. Cal fornia. via
Toxarkana and FL Paso. Tho True
Southern Route"
These. excursions will be personally
conducted and the service win be in.
to-date. For inflammation and berth
reservations write any representative
Of the Iron Mountain Route, or at
dress II. c. Townsend. 9 r & r A.,
st. Lou ). Mo-; Elmer Smith, T. & T.
A.. Cairo, iii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Places Vaccination Firrt.

George Washington was the onls
PRESIDENT to recaira the unaniEf us
vote Of the electoral college. At the
Recond election Of james Monroe. In
1920 there wa no POLITICAL opfosi
item. hn. ona eiae'cr from New Hamp-
elite voted fCr John Quincy Adams.
explaining that h. did so In order
that no mar might gharo with Wash
ington the hcngr of unanimous elec-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Sprains..

S. A. Read. Cisco. Texas. writes.
March lith. 1901: MY wrist was
spralned SO badly by fall that it was
useless; and after using several RENE
dies that failed to give relief, uscd
Dallard's Snow Liuimalt. and was
cured earnestly recommend II to
any one suffering from spralRs" csc.
soc, $l00. Sold by Schuh Drug Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
THE ARMY OF
THE CUMBERl AND
CONCLUDED from First Page.)

united country. nos merely the sense
ol belonging 10 a nation which has
before Il future 50 vast hat even
lis $40. loyal sons can hardly ven
tura TO anticipate il; but you left to
these also the memory of the way
N which thai formidable army Of
;lgtfiur men, when once tho war was
cn-ini. turned Forthwith to tho pur-
suits OF peace anI ebowcI them elves
good citizens at home. just a. they
had ahowad themselves good soldiers
a. tro front.
In any great crisis cf war this ma
ton MISE rely mainly upnn its voluu-
tccr rollicry. ana the veterans Of the
civil war have left rs the model of
what ruch q goldiery has been We
OF The Younger generation owe to sou
a Hot, greater than We can ever pay,
alike for the lie sons you taught in
war. ana for the lessons you taught
in peace
with the hcarticst regards aud
with every cordial wish for the sue
Co.'S If your rcunion. believe me.
"Nery faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
JUDGE PARKER's LETTER.
The letter Of Judge Alton B Par
her wa as followg;
"Ro5cmounf. Esopus, n. Y. Aug. 80
190i.-Ccncral n v Boynton. My
Dear Sri very much regret that IL
Is impo sibla for rse to attend the thir-
ty-sccon1 annual reunion Of tho Soci-
ETY. Of the Array Of the Cumberland.
VIII you be Kind enough 10 convey
10 the society assurances of my re-
gre; AMI very grateful appreciation.
Very truly yours.
ALTON q PARKER"
a ls'.e- was also read from III
Reid IL which he expires II his ic-
g,c that ne coul1 not attend.
: blI 4 Of cheers folloseJ the real
ing r the letters. For the frat time
in she history Of the uoeioty a private
Orlando Eummsrs Of kokomo. Ind.
delivered the annual Grafton. The
grafton was received with deaiening
ch-erF. Speeches also were made
by Generals BlackmaT and Grosycnor
TIME OF MEETINGS CHANGED.
The r1cieiy foday changed the time
II ia annual meetings 10 the middle
Of October and decided upon Chatts-
nooga A. the permanent meeting
place
Tho i0llnwiug officers we're elected:
sent-GrH. Henry v Boynton
Of Wssl fneton. y. c.
Core -pcnding secretary - Mai
John 7 eedsls. L. S. A. Washington
RscoI ling secretsTr-col John "
Steele, oberiin, o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

In ths eleventh century Norway was
the leading nation Of the north and IL
was her iilustrious king. Maenus
Oisvsson l.. the Charles Martel Of
the North" f10s5 to 1o47l. who turned
the tide Of Slavic invasion Of the
north by his decisive victory over the
Wehds On the plains Of Iyrsi-og {
sleswiclS. Sept. e. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

Every part Of the mucous mem
brsne. the nose. throat. ears. head AMI
lungs. etc. are subjected TO disease
and blight FROM neglected colds. Bal
isTd's Bcrehound Syrup is a pleasant
and effective remedy Csc. sec. 81 GO
". hkendTiok. Valley Mills. Texas.
WTitcs: i have used Ballard's Hors-
hound SYRUP for coughs ani throat
troubles: Il Is a pleasant and most
effective remedy" Sold by Schulz
Drug Go.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Parrots Rude Remark.

Ambrose Austin. an Engligh rnal
cinr. had ? parrot On one ccca2ior
the late Duke OF Edinburgh, son ~
Queen Victoria. spoke u IL. There.
upon the parrot angrily said. You're
a Eaobi" to the -Eor;or of IS LOYAL
owner and the dcligh'. of his royal
highaess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

And iron Mountain Route viii sell
special Homeseekers' tickets from
Cairo 70 points in Arkansas. Oklaho-
ma sni Indian Territories. Louisiana
ami Texas. Aug. 9Th. 23d, Sept 18th
and 9th. 1904, limited Il days. Lib
ersl stopovers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

T. n Armstrong, La Croa0e-H3d
stomach troubles, indlgoaiion. aad
kidney di8easo8. Hollieter's Rocky
Mountain Tea completely cured me
Gained sixty pounds S. cent, Tc2
or Tablets. Paul G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Hup,es CT Great value.

Oriental rubies are worth weight
for weight, about twelve times the
value of diamonds
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
Treasurer Gen Frank d saith, Il


Treasurer Gen Frank q, Saith. II,
a. a.
Historian Col q, c. Kniffcn.
AK Yiccpresidents for the various
states include;
Illinois, MAJ Matthew H.. Peters,
Iowa, Gen y r. Henderson; Michi
gan, Gen II NJ Duffield; Minnesota,
Gen. ] W. Bishop; Missouri, Col. John
Conoyers Nebraska, Gen, h. A. Car
man; WISCONSIN, Capt Geo. 4. Robin
son
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

Hcw Pens Are Polished.
Pens are polished with emery pow
Ser in q large revolving drum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
britannia Y,l.h One &c.

There is trouble over the new tv-o-
shilling English coin As IT shows
Britannia. she has only one foot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
P.J PURCELL

General Insurance Agent. , T,gs, TO- No.
Ing, Mrs so7-s Washington Avenue. Telephone
". s'asro Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

Resd The Evening News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21
NO. aoa, WASHINGTON AVE
The Bulletin Company,

~S~s~s~s . = h$E~a~E~'~H
. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-21

For Sale House, old goods, baby earring,
all wardrobe. Apply AIS Tenth street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-25
FIRED -FOUR SHOTS.

Continued from page ~
tice of sailors, however French and
however drunken.
For the trouble with Georges and
Albert was that Albert got drunk too
early in the evening, and Georges tried
to shoot up a mounted officer in the
course of a running fight that covered
| the principal streets of the city, and
aroused n vast deal of excitement from
the center of town to Palama, while 1t
| lasted
1t came about in this wise: Albert,
as has been said, got drunk too early
in the evening, to wit at not later
than seven of the clock. He was on
horseback, and sailor on horseback,
even when horse and man are sober is
rot a sailor calculated TO appear at
the best possible advantage. Albert
was I'm such sorry plight that he began
To ride his horse along Merchant street
at pace calculated to endanger the
life and limbs of any citizen whose
business or pleasure might call him
along that thoroughfare during the
sailors watch ashore.
Seeing the peril of the time. Mounted
oiiicer John Leal cantered down to the
corner of Fort and Merchant streets
and placed that dear Alfred under ar
rest for fast and furious driving. He
was proceeding to convoy his prisoner
to the station, leaving him still on the
morse as an easier method of convey
ance, when Georges, who was also
slightly the worse for liquor, but a
much better horseman than Alfred.
fnnRaitraI I,a
friend. Suddenly drawing a revolver,
no discharged II three times in rapid
succession at Leal. shouting:
y am French cavalrymnn, and no
policeman can arrest met"
lie turned his horse az he spoke and
dashed along Merchant street toward
Alakon. And Lcal, aztec he had re-
covered from his first surprise, follow
ed hard after him. The Fionchman
was the better mounted, but the officer
made good race. Up Merchant 10
Alukrn, along Alakea 90 Berotnnia
whore the sailor turned ana fired
couple more shots ~ his puIsuer. down
tsretanla Ia Nuuanu, along NuuAnu Ia
notrl, ana then out Hotel through
tongeries Of small streets a. paluma
ihe chase dashed maaly. the policeman
finally nrug couple ~ shots into the
cir until al last tho hostile Georges
found himHolf Wiih crowd at his heels
and ni l'Hllma nnnilY gave iH nnd e0nr
scented % go "a fan
Afterwards. ahru he see searched.
Il waa found ihni D. nhI thrown away
uf dropped his piaini Hid d. Nas very
fepFuiHnl when hr found HHi mar 49,
had fu Ia infH4H iU d. UHlI The furu
afe both sailors un ihf blfh kaiulan
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-25
At TER HALF
A CENTURY
Land Patent Dormant
Since 1850 Now
Made Good.

The Hawaiian Islands from an oc-
crsionnl incident that crops up might
fairly be considered the most easy-go-
ing country In the world \ develop
mcnt that has just taken place In
land matter seems to beat everything
else of that kind which has ever hap
pcncd.
a royal land patent fully confirmed
iifty-Gour years ago was only the other
day given It's due force ard effect. No
rights We're lost In the meantime by
anybody, however, n fact which may or
may not Indicate that It Is quite safe
to go slow in Hawaii. Here follow the
particulars.
The late Paul l.. Kanoa, In his life
time the Governor of Kauai had lSu-
lcana award issued to him In 1850 on
81 5-10 acres of land. consisting Of the
west portion OF what is now called
Pearl city Peninsula. There was a
reservation to the Government of one
third interest on royal patent awards,
(which had to be committed, and Ka-
noa's communication was settled for in
1850, but 1t appears no grant was ever
issued to him. The land therefore stood
without any royal patent, being there
fore subject to flaw of title until No
vember %, 1904. John w Thompson,
ba Richn, - E.,l, 4
reptiles, had applied To the Court OF
Land Registration for Il certificate Of
title to n lot of land in the Kanoa
award. which he had bought from the
O. r. * L. Co. Judge Weaver refused
title until the question of the original
Patent was cleared up. which was done
on the dat2 just mentioned. The num-
Der of the patent is Sl63.
Confirmation of the Eanoa awards
was found by the official
searcher in Privy Council records, book
8, page 4l9, where IA resolution of that
august body of the monarchy appears
re leasing the Governments third inter-
est. 1t took all these years to get the
of the land whose name IL
''Palca," established In April, 1873.
Mr.. Kanoa filed an application for
certificate of boundaries with l.. Me
Gully Commissioner or Boundaries. bus
II seems without getting the document.
There is record of n visit paid to the
land in 1874 by w. u. Alexander, former
Surveyor General of the Hawaiian Is
lands and now the Territorial repre-
sentative of the U. :, Coast and
Geodetic Survey. At last the boun-
iaries of Palea We're surveyed by NJ. ID.
Monsarrat, commissioner, at the request
IF the O. r. & l.. co. wnen Mr.. Thomp-
son had stirred the matter up in quest
IF Torrens land title.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-25

/ ffsmif s8nfi Nan rsi rhaHr
Wider anf NasItI siutis
tffIuati hsH nuf s al 49,
.tt
cfasH WHt. rtmtf ta.fe a toe.
ftF rtM1 um DHHna lWn kr
stlI % Nahn NuhUt ru1talna nfH.
uHuHi M fI.a 1ruf
Fasp.iia ufaud Wnita pernaf tnn ad
atess ON iahen. s1mpia from Wins
sang a 60. Hotel street opposite
bethel. contains n very large amount
~ whent product, probably wheat bran.
this sample contains very little pep
per.
Tho ebnvo examinations show that
thirty-nve per cent of the brands ~
pepper on this market are ndultcratcd.
Two samples Of Cayenne Pepper were
examined and found TO be pure ns fol-
lows.
e. y Il. Morton Brand. From Yee
Hop & Co., Alakea and Beretanla
streets.
Golden star. Tfllmnn & Bcndel. san
Francisco. From j. r. souza, Kinnu
street.
Three samples of mustard were ex-
amined and found to be pure as fol-
lows:
Coman's Mustard. From j. f. Souza,
Kinau street.
Golden Gate, j. A. Folger & Co.. San
Francisco. From Faria, Wilder avenue.
Sunnyside, 7. ii. Davies & CO., Ho-
nolulu. Sample from Yamane, Kalihi.
one sample of coffee was found to
contain chicory. The can containing
this coffee was properly marked mix
ture" az required by law, but the label
was on the bottom of the can where 1t
could not be seen.
Mixtures or compounds are required
to be distinctly labeled and dealers
complying with the law in the above
manner are simply endeavoring to
avade its provision.
one lot of twelve cases of canned fish
was condemned and destroyed as unfit
or food
Three analyses of water We're made
or the Department of Public Works.