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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS F:

No marriage licenses have been is
iacd BY the county clerk for two day.
Something unusual
Tho concrete sidewalk On Eighth
strcat aicngsida CT TIC Flelds-Wearen
Grocery compaays place Of business,
has been completed.
Mr. John Wslter ac7 purchased two
OTIS ca the ncrtheas. corner ct Twen-
ty fourth and Walnut streets frol 10
epl f. EartleY FOR $3.50.
+ acral services we're Geld yostcr
.ay ever Jhe remains OF Dean Cole
nan. VINO died friday nisat. Inter
rcat aas made a. villa Rage Gene
.cr:
R-y. S. p. Mah0ney. who has accept
ed ;ho call to the pastoratc OF the Ca
Jarg BAPTIST church. viii preach tits
morning ct II o'clock and in the even
irg az F:i5.
TIE Tuesday Evening Dancing club
will not give the usual dance this
wee; oa account OF The Burning Of
Poupe g." at Sportsman park and TIC
attraction at the opera house.
Everything Is very quiet in police
circles. Only two arrests made in the
last .wo days. Joe McTee was fined
81 and costs yesterday Tor getting on
"high lonesome last Fr day night.
The Savannah will lay up when she
reaches 81. Louis on account Of the
how water ia The Ohio. Coming down
iron Paducah this forenoon she
struck Inc sand bar AZ Sharp and
was delayed some time.
County Superintendent Of Schools
John Snyder held a teachers cxamlna-
ton at the court house today. Those
who successfully passed The examine
ton we're Messrs. ". A. VIM. Of Olive
Branch Frank Bean. OF Anna; r H.
Yates. Of Beech x dye.
s number Of the citizens Of Cairo
have received invitations to be pres.
ent At the ceremonies inciisii' -o
/ Illinois asf al tue Wori4 fair sept
q and p. A reception to Governor
&atea ami a parade win he the iss3
ing features Of this coca ion. Thee
invitations were sent through the
courtesy Of Hon. Walter warder.
Azna and Jonesboro. III will pro-
all, net have street carr for aam-
re % colle. Na.0- Eidleman + thl'
rlss tlv7g vetoed The -;reet car ar
electric light oriinances. which ha
been passed BY the city council a. f.
us- ng heid 4e3k before last The
mayor contsnded that there were some
loop holes" in the ordinance.
The nan entrance for the big spec.
taCHlar exhibition Of the Burning q
PouDeii." At Sports mans park ne,
We r viii Re a. he north ems o thn
bleachers and the grand stand Till mr..
sc nsed FOR seating purposes The M
n0is Central has made a rate Of one
fare FOR the round trip from points
where the fare amounts 70 u or more.
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Cairo Point.

All the boats are running the lower
way at Cairo Point. The Fillmore
light should be moved down in the
head Of the corn field to mark this
channel Some are getting twain feet.
some eight. but there is more water
lower down than any Of them run Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
RAILROAD NEWS


w. T. Evans, travelling passenger
agent Of the Frisco, with headquarters
al Memph S. was in the city yesterday
on bus ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
Ailc county central cogmItts

telegram from the chairman Of
. state committee. this afternoon
He was given the assurance that men
equally as prom nent and eloquent in
the Democratic ranks as are found in
the Republican party will be sent to
this district This occasion wiz be /
The opening Of the Democratic cam /
paign in this district and thereafter { 1
vigorous iight win be made by the /
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Hon. Rcci Green returned yester.
day from business trip to Chicago
andsa> Lon
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

s.rs. John Fitzgerald and chillre.
have returned from a several days
v ci, with relatives and friends In Chi
clsD.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

ssars. WIN creaney and W lbur
lie ca leave Today for a huntns
IN sHtri5tsu me Cac,:e bottoms
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
COMPANY *"

Company X will drin Friday night
instead Of Monday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
THE WEATHER


Maximum temperature So degree
Minimum temperature 60 degree
Temperature at p. m, rs degree
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Forecast For T.daY.

Indications for Cairo ana vicinity
t2iay
Showers, cooler thi3 Al ernonp
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TO CURE A colD IN ONE DAY.

Take laxative DroIno Quinine Tsblsss. AT
drn szfsfs refund Ne money II 4 fails r. csre.
3 y. efoVeE slsnztnfs 4 % s11t box -
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

- IS Edith f. Hill viii return tomor.
ra" FROM Charlie ton. so, where she
has been the guest Of Miss Anna CrcE-
shaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Misses Daisy and Edith Hodge have
RI rned from q visit to relatives in
Sa.cn. Ind, and to the Worlds far.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

In the issue of The Bulletin of Sep
TENDER 3. appeared notice placing
the blame of the wreck on the Mobile
and ohio railway at Oraville on Sun
day even ng. August 2S. on Operator
Bonnell of Murphysboro. 1t has since
been learned that Mir. Bcnnell was no,
to blame in the least not a4riug been
ceusured by the road or ans oae ana
the correction is cheerf4lly made In
Justice TO Mr. B0nnell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

third rate has been made. The Big
Four made rate OF one fare for the
round trip from points on that ne,
----~~--~~,-
IA horse oMrea HI Mr. julius Ser
bian ran away yesterday afternoon On
Commercial agenre and con9letaly
demolished the buggy to which he was
hircned. Fortunately no one was Ia
the buggy whsn the horse ran away,
When caught IN front OF Th stlewoods
on Ohio street near the conner OF
Eighth street. nothing remained OF the
rig but the front axle and one badly
damaged front wheel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

The Cotton Belt has commenced TO
send its freight traffic into East s..
Louis via the Valley Route. or through
G.ay's Point. Tho first train arrived
st Bixbg H.. early Thursday morn
ing This train consisted of cars all
destined to points beyond ST. Louis.
A East St Louis ii was divided
among the different connections of
the Cotton Belt system there
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
BRIEF MENTION.


from g visit ID lie Worlds fair.
Mrc. II II. Scaoriek is convalescent
after an illness of several days.
Mr. |. H. Fleming has returned
from a business trip to ST. Louis.
AIRS. NJ. Alba and son Ben have re
turned from visit to the Worlds
far.
Major L. w. Halliday and daughter,
INV 5 Ida, left yesterday for Louis
vile, Ky
Misses Rose. Lena and Minnie Klee
have returned from visit TO the
Worlds fair
! Dr. AID Mrs. j. W Dunn returned
las evening from visit to tae
Worlds fair
Mrs. ". S. Dewey and sister, Miss
Eva Killer, went 70 Coaden yesterday
to enend Sunday.
,fEs ]. L. Wallace, he milliner. has
returned from business trip to St
l.oHi end Chicago.
Miss Pearl Wood OF 1908 Washing
tol, aYeaGe retGrned yesterday Irom
sieir 70 Eeoch R.1ga.
Mrs, Margaret Davidson of Villa
R dge, is visiting her brother, Mr.. w.
H. Sclarick Of his city.
Mrs. j. T. Moreland CT Tenth street.
has returned from Wis. with rala
tlyes at Richmond. Ind.
Mr., Louis oehler and sister. Miss
Kaie oehler have returned from a
visit 70 the Worlds fair.
grs. VIM. Wood of upper Washing
ton avenue, returned yesterday from
81. Louis on the Rees Lee.
MS. b H. Wing Of GIG Fifteenth
s.-cct, has for her guest. Mrs. F. r.
An 1erson Of Arincdia. Cal
Mr. aad Mrs Litz Of Thirty-fourth
uir t retained yesterday ispm visit
!, "A relative IN Cincinnati.
lug.
frs. Clara Schwar;ze and two sons
M wenty-Gecond street, returned yes
,arfiay from q tr p 70 the fair.
Sir and Mrs. P. Z. Powell and u eca.
nj Helen Hill. have returned from
weeks visit 70 the Worlds fair
Misses Daisy and Edith Hodge have
ri rned from q visit to relatives in
Sa.cn. Ind, and to the Worlds far.
srs. John Fitzgerald and chillre.
have returned from a several days
v ci, with relatives and friends In Chi
clsD.
- IS Edith f. Hill viii return tomor-
ra" irom Charlie ton. 80, where she
has beoa the guest Of Miss Anna CroE-
shaw.
TT. and Mr.. iial Green aud fam
lily &C Sixth stree returned yesterday
frgl visit with relatives a. smith
Ia. Ky.
hrs. H. u. Halliday is expected
home today from Sycamore. ILL.,.
where she has been visiting relatives
The p1s: mC1th.
-r. ". l. Perez and family former
ly ci Birds Point. No. have removed
70 his city and viii reside on Twen-
fy-fsi4 -rret
1Irs l. NJ. Watkins and Mrs. Dave
Johns returned yesterday from Du-
Quoln. where they attended an old
soldiers rewniOn.
Miss Fam French. who has been
quite ~ at S. Marv'a infrmarv. g.
greatly Improved. ara =ss ale fo r.
tarn hcne YESTERDAY.
Mrs. II. 3. Ellis and daughter. Ms
Florence. and Mr. Clarence u. Ellis
left yesterday for St Louis on the
steamer City Of Savannah.
Nj and Mrs T. J. Kerih and daugh-
ter. Miss Iva, and Miss Lucy David
son leave for 81. Louis tomorrow for a
weeks visit Of the Worlds fair
Miss MaDde Sutherland re-urne1
yesterday from Searcy Arb Woe
she accompanied her sister Ns=
Gertrude Sutherland. few days ago
Mrs. J r creshsn, son Horton and
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

3ir and Mrs. r. T. Powell and u eca.
Nj 5 Helen Hill. have returned from
a weeks visit 70 the Worlds fair
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

TT. and Mr.. Hal Green and fam
lily &C Sixth stree returned yesterday
frG1 visit with relatives "a Smith
Ia. Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Mr. John Wslter acs purchased two
OTIS ca the nCTtheas. corner ct Twen.
ty fourth and Walnut streets fTol 10
epl f. I.arileT FOR $3.50
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18
PURELY PERSONAL


AZ. G. Fl. jackson has returned
sfol q trip in the country
ar. Edward Valdez has returned
fNm : visit to the Worlds fair.
MIL !. c. Crowley spent yesterday
i + IctG ky on business.
Mr.. = y. Ladd returned yesterday
fros3 9 business trip to Chicago.
aY Henry Wood returned yesterday
rom a business trip 20 Charlottesville,
te,
~. ohm Mockler has returned
fre n BUSINESS trip to Chicago and
st. mis-.
fr. kaix of Chicago is here in the
int ra5ts q he Sondheimer Lumber
c0np&ay
~. an ,diller, ST., has return.
q several days visit to the
Wo y fail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Faucral services ws-e -cld yostCr
.ay ever Jhe remains OF Dean Cole
nan VINO died Friday nisat Inter
rcA, Fl IS made a. villa R.-ss Gene
.cr..
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Herman paepcke got in frun below
with logs yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Tho coIcFste sidewalk On Eighth
strcat aicngsida Ct TIC Flelds-Wearen
Grocery compaay's place Of business
has been completed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

No marriage licenses have been is
laed ~ the county clerk for two day.
Something unusual
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

{rs. Clara Schwar;zc and two sons
M Wenty-Gecond street, returned yes
!, = lay from q tr p 10 the fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

hrs. II. n. Halliday is expected
home today from Sycamore. ILL.,.
where she has been visiting relatives
The past mC1th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Ms. b. II. Wing Of GIG Fifteenth
s.-cct, has for her guest. Mrs. f. r.
An erson Of Armedia. Cal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Mrs. } R creshan, son Horton and
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Mr. aad Mrs. Litz Of Thirty-fOurth
,til It retained Yesterday f,pm visit
relative. IN Cincinnati.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Mr. J. y. Ladd returned yesterday
fros.! . business trip to Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

County Superintendent Of School,
John Snyder held teachers cxamlna
ton at the court house today. Those
who successfully passed The examins
tion we're Messrs. ". A. VIM. Of Olive
Branch Frank Bean. OF Anna; r II
Yates. Of Beech X dye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Miss Ma1de S1the-lan4 re-rrue1
yesterday from Searcy Arb w-a-e
she accompanied her sister Ns=
Gertrude Sutherland. few days ago
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

R.v. S. p. Mahoney. who has accent
ed no call to the pastorato of the Ca
Sary Baptist church. viii preach tlis
morning 1T Ii o'clock and in the even
irg al T:45.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

TIE Tuesday Evening Dancing club
will not give the usual dance this
wee; ca account Of The Burning Of
Poupe !. o" at Sportsman park and TIC
attraction at the opera house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Simon and lit
tic Jon. NJ. and Mrs Frank Meyer,
AMI NJ IS Mary Shea will leave tomor.
row fo- ten days visit to the
Nor1s fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

M and Mrs. T. J. Rerih and daugh-
ier, Miss Eva, and Miss Lucy David
s0n leave for ST. Louis tomorrow for a
weeks visit Of the Worlds fair
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Alg and Mrs. jean A. Sammons have
COX their guests Mrs ID. Durbin and
iansrtor, Miss Lot;le Thurman OF An,
niA,on Mo, and Mr. Frank Hargan Of
Charleston $40
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

tr. ". l. Perez an1 family former
ly # Birds Point. No. have removed
70 his city and viii reside on Twen-
fy-f44 .irraf
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

The Savannah will lay up when she
reaches ST. Louis on account Of the
how water in the Ohio. Coming down
iron Paducah this forenoon she
struck Inc sand bar AZ Sharp and
was delayed some time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

Everything Is very quiet in police
circles. Only two arrests made in the
last .wo days. Joe McTee was fined
81 aud costs yesterday Tor getting on
"high lonesome last Fl day night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

guest. Miss Charlotte Colman of Bos.
ton. and Mrs. Des Rochsr returned
yesterday from visit 10 the Worlds
lair
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

AZ. G. H. Jackson has returned
10 q trip in the country
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-18

MI Henry Wood returned yesterday
rom bGsiaega trip 70 Charlottesville,
70
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
THE BIBLE WAS MUCH USED
There Was No eaby Chair In tie
House and II Served u
Good Purpose.

A m.L.stof Of on' Vi tie ieadn cougfe.
CATION. ct ihis ,tl Vas recent, making =
calI on one Of ~, prominent members %
be hoch aud Nas greeted 1T the door by the
hnsyeat-old daughtI ct tns touss. " no eas
dong the honaf. a. ho.ts.. IN The absence
" nsf mother. fsilis. the Philadelphia
Pfes.. Spying q vel Nufn family Bib. neat
a. nand. Tire min Ser commented 90 the
Tact that ihcr. mu,i he a good iatl,f m tie
aouse which uoniaihci ptuoi ni having a,e4
the bibl 30 20 gtsf ~ extent
90. yes.' .aid tie enid. papa has u. on
the Bible ihfes tins- q dsv
fud'c9f WplsG tue pafscn. "ilus sdl'
fitg, Md. Ufa,, ahat time. doe YOU,
GOOD iatisf caU ui9n ihis gtahd 'olumusf
"NwaNs a. med times, answered The
radiant daur ter You Know. se hcysi
had . hahy cisir 10 ii. house. 80 - iu.i III,
~. bhlc on a dirfrg room chair and thai
nuke IL iust higl .nougf Tot a. Uhildfst
Nv bah, brother Jim at on Il thi. morning
We all had our ium at a."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
GASOLINE KILLS ThisTLes


A new agent Of destruction for IN.
Canada thistle IL reported. According
TO the Guide an Indiana farmer has
had great success In removing this post
BY the application 81 gasoline. An .x-
animation Of IA. plants three DAYS
after the application showed them to
b nearly all dead. only a smell portion
OF N" ,cpn,ost leaves retaining any
green color. n to oil appearances
their life was past. The stem and
roots were dried and shrlvoled and
were completely dead. This farmer
said that several patches had this year
appeared upon his farm. but that re-.
peaied applications Of this material
WAS getting the better Of them.
His method Of treatment IL to MI q
ommon machine oil can with the ga,o
line and then treat each plant In the
patch. within n few hours a change
on the whole foliage eau be noticed
and In several days the plants will be
dead OF course. all the roots are not
Killed AZ the first application and new
shoots will appear. To these the saso-
line IL added. and 30 on until the com.
plete patch succumbr to the treatment.
In relating his experience this gentle.
man said that In i've years time he
once completely cleared a farm which
was badly oyerrun with the pest.
This would probably be effective bu,
u II must be- applied Ia the plants in
diyidually Ne fail To sec ihat II would
b. any NOR. rapid than the hoe and
one would hs u the eos; ~ the ra.o
line besides. n som. method could he
devised by which the gasoline could be
sprayed on a large humber OF plants
at n c without doing Injury TO other
vegetation occupying the same area
fher. would b. a chance OF the treat
mrnt becoming practical.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
WHAT THE SPEAKER SAID.
Illustrative Instatce Of the Ever.
Ready witsf the Late
Gear Reed.

Thoma. u. Reed. III aud wi.dom would
hl a large volume. all . larger ,oium. could
be made % thing. ne td nor say, but when
have been credited idhim. Ia one volume
o. the other. ~. itth's Companion. he
Longs a stofy which tm.. from lsliiOfUs,
ana which ha. pIotily hot been printed
before.
Wien Mr.. Reed val California BE- visited
The Lick ob.ef,atof. Ion Mount Hamilton.
IL va. q wonderful November dAy. full u
gold aud the bleom,t flowers. Nj. Reed
lDol.l down at the gfseou. landscape 100
iect below. and tufnt to n Of his hos,s.
be- said:
Colonel. III. look too much like q .pe.
eill display got ~ y honor u the. occs.
.,on; Tell me- What Typical " n,ef DAY in
California j. really isr"
The Californian ,irrhi ~ unte 81 a day
in February. % Nurf that after q morning
bath he had lain inn hammock outdoor.
.ui"l'ed The rose. on u. irll ]. aud iiitened
e. o. .,iril q the meadow lark among the
almond blooms,
lie hogan TO i.sef . u eloqu.nilyI "Tbir.
teen '.afs ago, on February -, took .
bah
lie rsussd Ia stta,y. his ascoun' Of the
roses and the m~saiotlafk W. Reed broke
the pause.
"Well. ~crlorol." . .aid, in admiration.
YOU do know somei ing about cleanliness
out here, don't vow"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

weight from the ground, the pain was
20 severe. This was my condition when
] began using Doan's Kidney Pills
They quickly relieved me and now | am
never troubled a. | was. My back Is
strong md I can walk or ride a long
distance and feel jus, n strong as ! did
twenty-five years ago. think ~ much
OF Doan's Kidney Pills that ! have
given u supply Of the remedy tn some
u nay ncighbors and they have also
found good results. II YOU u sift
anything from this rambling note that
will be Of amy service Ia yon, or TO
anyone suffering from kidney trouble,
you are Mt liberty 10 do So
A TRIAL FREE Address Foster
Mllburn Co, Binalo, n. Y. For sale
by all dealers. Price. 30 cents.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
TELLS THE ACE or EGGS,
Apparatus Now In Use In Germany
Reveals Things Hitherto Hid
den TO Human Eyes.

News comes from saxony. says Cold
Storage, q. the Invention N an appira.
tus for telling To u day the age OF ar
erg The machine reconstructed upon
the principle tina, the air space ut the
larger end Of the egg Increases In slze
with the age OF the egg when the esq
IL placed In liquid II has. consequently.
an increasing tendency TO become YER
teal. with the blunt md uppermost.
The apparatus itself consists Of a glass
vessel. bearing nj the back lines drawn
at various angles. each lire marked
with the age. The vessel II filled with
some harmless liquid. In which the
eggs 10 be tested are laid, Each egg
takes up a certain position. and. ac'
cording ia it's age. It's longer axis viii
he more or less Inclined TO the horizon.
The direction OF this axis Ia compared
with the lines al the back OF the YES
sci. and the age Of the egg road on at
lines to which is axis IN parallel A
new laid egg will lie horizontally at tho
bottom OF the vessel. An egg three 10
i've days old will raise itself from the
horizontal, 40 that It's axis makes an
angle Of abou, 90 degrees. A. eight
days old the angle swill Increase TO
about 10 degrees. and at IL days TO "
dsgrses-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
LOW DOWN FODDER WAGON
OF Considerable Value Where Corn
Fodder Has to Be Handled in
Large Quantities.

Where much corn fodder Il TO b.
handled the saving OF Tine and labor
r N very material consideration. a
low rack similar to the n shown In
the illustration provides such n con
venience. one man standing on the
platform a By simply pulling the fod.
der toward him from the shock load
'his Wagon and again by standing on
the ground al pull II from the plat.
form aud place on cutting machine
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

In scr,ia the life OF a newspaper pub
Usher IL o a path sirewn with roses.
One OF the we.klies in that country has
had 10 publishers within the last two
years. Fifteen Of them are langui.hing
In Jail on account 81 their outspokcn
condemnation Of rovernmcn, measure,
md the ,iSicenih irnnsrrcssor IL await.
ING trial Tor the same orcnse and In al.
probability will Join his collcagucs.-
Chicago Chronicle.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
HONE. MADE Low DOWN

without STOPPING. The top Of the rack
n ,sit feet with siaAders six feet high.
The siringers are Ike inches. ~ 10 20
feet long These ARE hung from the
front axle by means Of a heightened
kingbolt provided with n nui and wash
Or From the rear aNla ihey are sus.
'ain,d by n ihree.fourib Inch rod. nn,
and washer below. and hooks above to
70 over the axle. %strineers should be
20 inches apart In the ftnt and 10
inches behind. A short reach from axle
To platform prevents hound from tip.
ping up. A. short a tnrn can be made
with fhS ~ with a i6-foo, raok.--Farn
and Home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

81 don't think that remember 30
many weddings in November re-.
marked Mrs. Snnggs.
.'rha, 10 true !" s.ssnssd hss husbs~ nd,
"pcople are marrying nov who never
married before Pittsburgh CLron.
icie Telegraph.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
Gouad~d ~ Royalty.

Tallahassee, the nowcr.bcdcsk,d cap
,ial city 81 Florida. boasts that II Is the
only American city founded by a mem.
bcr 81 the immediate fsIilly ~ Napo-
leon Iionaparie Col. Charles Louis Va.
poleou Achille Nh Cincinnati Corn.
msrciai .rrihuns.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

"iiow much do one aud one make.
dad?" asked the boz.
Two for YOU" replied the father;
but II On the election returning
board"
Which shows that the father wasn't
an election officer In a rival ward for
no'hinr.- Philadelphia North Amer.
lean.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

said th. .uhutiat,s. "Tie ground. ~.
h,anilni. th. soii Inks .upsfb You won't
IND .uch scenery e.., Nhsfr On entering
the ground. the hfsi ihins that strike, your
eve.
II Luns'" interrupted ~. c.i, man q
coll bali Philadelphia pf..,.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

OF Dcpps', ".
C.. says; II
su fcrcd for
years with my
back. II was
NO bad that i
could not walk
any distn
nor even ride
In easy buggy.
l not believe
/ could have
raised tie n
o u n q y of
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

Fts stopped ff,e and permanently cured,
Ne Mt after first day. u-c Of DR.. Kline.
Great Nerve Rrstotcr. Free :, trial battle &
treatise. Df. kim. a3l Arch t.. phila., IA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

Ninfod told how be made his reputation.
~ Wa the bret man who thought al not
.hooii MS q guide TOT a deer. he explained Is
\ y Sun.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02

Ono. ih. world seemed large bu, We wrfs
equal 4" %: now : .'em. -nali. but il I, too
much for us- Pack.
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-02
Mrs. Hayes First Letter Appealing to Mrs. Pinkham

Mrs. Hayes First Letter Appealing to Mrs. Pnkhan Tor Helps
@DGAs MRs. PtSkrAs:-Ih have been under Boston doctors treat
ment sr a long time without any relief They tell me ! have a fbruid
tumor. cannot sit down without great pain, and the soreness extends
up my spine. j have beaiing-down pains both back and front. My alb
donen is swollen, and have had flowing spells for three years. My ap
petite Is not good. Icannot walk or he on my feet for any length Of time.
"The symptoms Of Fibrod Tumor given In your little book ac-
curntely describe my case, 81 / write to you for aiycch-(Signed) Mrs.
u Z. HAYEs 22 Dudley st, lIhoxburyl Boston. Mass.