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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Defiance Starch is put up 16 ounces
in a package. 10 cents. One-third
more starch for the same money
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

The couple who took dare ard
got married also took long chances.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Do Your Clothes Look Yellow
Then use Defiance Starch, II will
keep them white-16 OF. for 10 cents.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Draped eirdles are Of soft satin OF
tafeta, or even Of metal cloth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Burmdah is stirred by the question
OF official dress.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Many a white lie has left black
mark behind it.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
itching. Blind. Bleeding, Pfotrudlng Piles. Drug
rifta ave authorized 70 refund money n PAIO
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Woman votes in some countries;
she rules everywhere.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Nature doesn't have much use for
self-made beauties as patterns.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

An engine going mile a minute
gives 20 puffs second
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Ask the rats what they are doing
just now!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

A British army officer in India was
awakened one morning. by feeling the
native servant Of n sRrUtSer officer
pulling Ct his foot; 49,. Wits.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Leather and suede trim many coats
and tramping suits.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

II is wrong to blame fate for the
result OF your foolishness.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20
MccANr,s nRrpcrIvIs AGENCY,

Houston, Texas, operates the largest force
of competent detectives in the South.
they render written opinions In cases not
handled by them. Reasonable rates.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

For fine costumes rich face cloth Is
at the head of the list.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

buy Defiance and yet the best, is or
for 10 cents Once used. always used
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Some PEOPLE are unable to dlsiin
eush between aaiiery and praise
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20
TUMORS CONQUERED
SERIOUS OPERATIONS AVOIDED
Unqualified Success OF Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound In the
Case OF Mrs. Fannie d. Fox.

One Of the greatest tn dnphs Of Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the conquering of woman's dread en-
emy, Tumor.
The growth Of a tumor is so sly that
frequently its presence isnot suspected
until it is far advanced.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

The milk Of human lindess Is often
c0ndsAaed
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Be very careful abcnt ~ nealt5y'l
90 win be the ressp's Y
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

v. ". .. HoUsToN-No. siIIeo5'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

NJ y ROBBINs y Y q,
Housin Texas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
LAUNDRY :: :: : !: =; !: :: e = e: !: =: !:
Hdh ReoHs ~
Nus ben @ert9ten.

Bier, bon !Sofepb u. Wiler i'm
Sabre 1901 .gegen Sofsph u. 6erbiion
sinserei9te 2la9en fur ie $4,000 S9a.
benerfab unroen aeftern 3~urudae3osen.
9erbifon wuroe In ben S9riftfiiden
bei4ulbi9!, Die 6amilie Willer's un.
n6tbiser Weiie benz S4arIa&febel
ausseieSt gu babsn. Sie 2lasen be-
ia9ten. bab 9erbiion, h, beKen 0aui'
S&arla8Feber bsrrf&te, fi& in Mi0er's
0aus begab unb bic brei Qinber Wil.
Ier's nit Der 8rantbeit anftedte.
clara n, bic i'm 0reis.
9eri&te eeae1 bic Snbianapolis 9ermi.
mol uno Sraction 60. eine &laee auI
S&abeneriab eingersi4t bate. murbeu
$llOO 3useipro4en. 9ie gompani'
bat sesen bas urtbeiI appelirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

Solsenber o~rigens0sr 8eri9t lit BON
einem iai5burgif9en 9emeinbepori tes
FER an feline ~porgeieBte 8e6Orbe ~eritat=
tet tporoen: r2Obli9er t. t. 8esirtss
bauptmann! 9iermit made i9 bic
pom tiefiten S9mer5e gebeuste 4naei'
&c, bdB unfer % Sabre LANCER 6Orfter
an Der 8ur3ii6tisfeit ietnes !Serrn
plOBli6 geitOr6en lit unb nu9 spei
Stunoen bereits tobt mar, ba ibm Der
9err 9raf ungere6tsrpeiie angei6ofs
fen bat. Der 10 i9per @etroffene,
benz in feinem gun5en 2sbsn 10 etpus
ni9t paiiirt 1T, befinbet ii9 nun in
srObRn gleno, Der binterldbt bi.
Wittipe BON flint unoerforgten 8ins
bern, tpopon Der dlteite beitimmt tit,
ebenfaQs SDrfter gu tperben unb benz
boben Sagbberrn ni6t in slei4erWeii
su biensr."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
Sreme zines Snnoes.

8pr &uraem bate elm Manr aus
8remerbapen, Seuti9lunb, einem Qns
eeft.nten bes S9neabampfers v&aiier
@ilbelm Der 9rpbe" einen Sasbbunb
miteegeben NIT benz 4uftrase, bas
Sbier einem 9efdSftsfreunb bes Be-
tigers in Soboten, %. g., gu iibsrbrin>
gen. Der 9uno tonnte it9 ni9t on
fem nsuss 9eim ~setpDbnea, er rib fi9
Los unb fam am nd6ften Morsen pie>
Der an 8orb. Man bra9te ben 6unb
tpieber auriid, unb er purbe in feite
Obblt senpmmen. Das S9iff fubr
tpieber a6, unb Der Sanb purbe balb
bergefen. 4ls Der Sumpfer pieber in
9obofen lag, ftelte fi9 Der bierbeinise
S4iffsfamerab pieber i4peifpeoelnb
unb por 6reube bellenb on 8orb eia.
Man bra9te i'm pieber gu feinem 8ee
flyer. Sas @9iff fubr ab, unb balb
lagen bas 5Guiermesr Nep Yorts, bic
Sorts unb bas Nantudetfeueri9iff als
lebte @erbinbuns NIT benz Seitlanbe
binter linn. Sa fam auf einmal am
5%tpeiten Sage beim Seffnen bes &C.
pddraumes Der 9unb in erf9Dpftem
3uftanbe ans Saeesli9t. gr mub
Ha9ts unbemerft on 8orb gefommen
fein unb ii4 als blinber paHasisr ber>
ftedt baben. Sept purbe er an 8orb
bebalten. Sn 8remerbaben tpurbe bas
treue Shier feinem erften 9errn unter
unbef4reiblider Grsube 4oieber ause>
fiihrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

Wooolapn Mob., 6tli9 bon Spruce
Ctr. $1,000.
Charles 6. Weilner on &ebeeca 6.
Sbompion, 2ots "a unb IS, Somnep!
@rienal 5i9bts @bo. itioIi9 Der 10
Str. 500.
Sobn st. Miler an Charles 8,
@inne, Got II in 9Orep's college aue
Noo., SIS bel 1872 SUB, oerbshert
Sfisite bes Broabpap, ubrbli9 be,
rs. Str. Sc. 800.
Sheriff on gaa 8. S4ift, Got 608.
Me@artp's IL. WefIeite Mbb. Weft
feite Der Nrbor Nbe. n6rblid bon Ral
Strabe. $l,019.
asit Sabm an 2eua Wsnssr, SO
Is, 8Oulebaro part Nbb., Wefisit
Der @entral aDe. n6roli9 bon 20
StraBe. SIS, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
Der 3nansigfdbrta

Der Spansigtdhrtge
GGbnri9 CUR Gre Molubine beg in
@lgier dusgebeNerten ruHif9en Sors
p~ebobootes n@rofprliprp", bas fi4 na4
benz fernen Often beseben foate. f9ob
ii9 i'm 9afen bon @lgier cine &usel
in's 9era. Bon Dem Selbftmorb, befs
fen lrfa9en intimer Natur iinb, purs
be Walubines 8dter, elm Seneralmas
isx, seritdnbtgt.
-SrGup b. 9erbd9, geb. gel>
laGini, @itttpe bes bur9 Selbftmorb
aus benz 2ebsn sel9isoenen friiberen
8eairfsbduptmanns in Wiir55ui9lag,
tpel6e BON ben 9eri9ten in Sepben
pesen 8isamie gu bier Monaten ein>
fa6en &erfers perurtbeilt tpurpe, bat
nunmebr 2eoben perlufen unb lit nad
@ien ii6erseiieOslt, mo tie bic @nt@
fheibung iiber bic sesen oas obige ur@
tbeil einseleste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
abparten unb ii9 in5pii4en nd9 st@
mem lp6nenoen 8rotertperb umfeben
min. Srau b.. Serpap lit 5ur5eit pOatg
mittellos, ba na9 ibrer @ngabe ibre
S9mudia6en, MDbsl uip. Der Gon1
cursmafe i6res perItorbenen 8atten
5ugei6ldgen unb lire Seringen Baar=
mittel bur9 Die So ten a%biorbirt limb,
pel6e pGbrenb ibres mebrpO4tgen
@ufentbalts i'm @tspbani>9oipital gu
2eoben entitanben Iino.
Ote .9efunbbett Der
3arin bat ii9, pie beri9tet pirb, lett
Der Geburt bes Sbronerben iebr eebeis
Iert. Sbre isslii9e Oepreiiion tit se<
ipiden uno bat elmer 2ebbdftisteit
plaB sema9t, tpis mon tie friiber an
Der &aiisrin ni9t fannie. Sbre ums
sebuns lit febr befriebist BON bieisr
0erdnberung, benn bic friiber ihtpelgS
fame unb febr ernfte 3arin tit nun
gar3 mittbeiliam unb liebenspirois
sefporben. Sbr 5auptintereffe tpenbet
ji9 natursemdb ihrem Sohns gu, in
befen 3tmmer lie tdsli4 mebrers
Stunben 5ubrinst. Mbenbs fiBt Il:
bGufis an feinsr Wiese unb finst Tim
englif9e Wiegenlieber Dor. Die &ai>
ferin betlast ben&ries febr. BENIN burd
biefen lit Der 3arepitf9 perurtbeilt,
ben sanaen Wfntsr i'm 3immer 5usu'
bringen, ba Der Gar ni4t naA BAN
| @iiben aeben min.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
@runbsisentbnms rlebsrtrasungen.

Wartba SO. 8pno on Nina 8onb,
She'll Der iaopsfli6.n 8iertel=S Section
"a. Somnibip Is. @anse 8, @snter
Somnibip. $1,000.
gmilp g.. Glsi9sr an anbrem .M.
9ouosn, Got IL, Sletdsr's Senateape.
Suboioiion, Ofieite Der Senate Ape.,
3piI9en %. uno 90. Str. 500.
SaeOb Bruner on 8ottlieb Sippel,
Got 2 unb elm She'll bon 8 in MiQi.
gan's Bart Cane Mobition. IS bel 200
SUB. perbefsrt, Woroieite Der 10. Str.
an pp9uss &un. $4,000.
@ottlisb Sippel an Sacob gruner,
Got A in Sanfsn's Subj, 35 bel 100
SUB, bsrbsT.rt, @orowsf. gds bon
Sonnsp Npsnus uno Bennington Str.
$4,000.
gbarIss Sbant an gpa 9eiser, Got
81 IN Web9er's On Wi4igan Strabe
aooition, 40 Bel l24.71 SUB. perbsf.
iert, Sioieite Der @alnut Str, 6flid
bon Der @irtelbabn. 5000.
Wm. ". Ssrob an Suian O. Sers
90, babies Snterefe on Sbeil BON 2ot
10, equare %, iioli4e Settle Der
Waha&uistts GOe.. 3wii9en Eelatuare
uno alabama Str. $40. 800.
WarD 9. Yapne on Warp 8. Sen,
nep, Got SO, N~bonbals Noo., 6fli9s
Settle Der Capitol Ipe., n6rbli9 bon
35. Str. $4,000.
artbur Q. groun an gli3abetb 3.
grown, Got 153. 6letder u. u. Sub.
n6rblide Ssits Der 2~erineton Mbe. ,
oftli9 bon pine Str. So, 500.
Silas 8. Sobnfon on Marp u.
Wriabt. 3beil oes iho6fliden 0iertels
bon Section II. Sopnfbip Is. &angs
g, elm gere, @aibineton 8opnihip,
$1,000.
Wslpina 8. &sab an Sobn 6. Sree-
lano &C., S6siI bon Got los, Spann &
Sos L. Wooolapn Mobition, % Bel
So Jub. perbehert, Ofisite bon Sbelbp'
gtraBs, iEoli9 bon SIst4er sIbsnue.
$780,.
Warsarstba @ab &c. an 5ran]
Wari9fe, Shelf BEG norb6fli9en @ier-
tels bon Seetion 10, Sopnfhip Is,
Ranee 4. @enter 3opnfbip, $4,000.
@iliam q. Supaq an gilbert 9.
Cole. Got 20. 8enion's Weff Wi9i'
gan Ctr. Mobition, 3S BEL 140 5uB.
perbeHert, Norofeite bon WiIeor Str.
tpsfflid bonn @bite @iper, $3.50.
@barles 9. 9aut an gbmarb 70.
8arrotps, Got As unb She'll bon 46,
Wc2ernan & 0aubss Cub, tpefIid
bon Broofs Str. $500.
Sranf g.. S9ooler an Wiliam Ml.
bers, Got 329, Spann & Sos. 2.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
Die 8eb0rSe fur Sfentltae VT:
bstten 6efatist Den 8ert&t
Der &ommiE6re.

'Die 8omnifdre, tpeIde pom Der Stabt
unb Der Dafers Gonpasnie ernannt rpurben,
beri&teten nod elmer f~trensen unb u~nnfanas
rei9en grIfuns beS sftdbtii9en @afers
frIsenbermaben:
n8ir finb einitimmis lber 9lnii9y baS
has @afer weIdsS ben goniumenten tpdbs
renb Der periose bieier llnterfuduns seIiefert
wurbe, suten seiunbbeitli@en @barafters
mar bab bas Dafer Don PripatsHrmnen
elmer Der ipidtisiten Sactoren Der emt.
ftebumsssl1ria@en bieier (Tppbus) gpibemie
4eriobe mar"
Die 2ommifdre empfebIen bic Gonbems
niruns bon 4ripatsW runnen unb ASorten.
unb empfebIem. bab gerbinbunsen nit Mbs
,~ussfandIen ~bsrseffelt werben ionen mo-
tmmer fi@ foI1e befinben. Der san3e BE,
.i&i Der 2ommiKdre 1T in Druid unb tpirS
auf Mnfrase abseIiefert ober nit Der Eoft
perianbt.
Die AuaIitdt bes @aHers, uie ioldbes pom
bieier @eieui@oft seIiefert ruirb, unb ME
bur& bieien Beri@t fefseteut, it fur aae
Beuobner Der etabt sum gripat,@ebram&
emfiebIensmertt.
SnoianapsIia @aKer 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

Wesen einiser' meins
trauben getDbtet. Der Wsin.
gartenbiiier Wetnsartsbofer in Nltlid=
tenpart. RieberOfterreid, ertappte ben
9aslDbner petrif babel, als er in einem
Detnsarten einise Srauben abrib. @r
padte i'm an, bod petrit rib fi9 los,
tpprauf Der 9iiter feline Piitole auf i'm
abfeuerte. Ser Mnef9oFene erldg
aipet Woden fpdter feiner @erlebung.
Weinsartsbofer NOR neuli9 Dor ben
9ef9porenen ipesen Sobtf4lases an
getlast, tpurbe iebod freiseiproGen unb
nun fpesen l1ebertretung bes Waffen<
patents 81 feds &ronen ($1.12) 9elbs
ftrafe perurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

60 Ser 2abrer 9tmtenoe
Bote QaIemoer tAr 1905 u
onr@ ttmiere Office ~ be-
5tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

hiiblen Sic ii6 nidt entmutbist,
VT penn Die umitdnhe berart tpa>
~ rem, bab sic bas lansit be-
abf9tiste Spar @onto nit u%nierer
@elenf9aft ni6t in Der eriten ISOLDE
bes Sanuars, neunsebnbunbert unb funf
er0hnen tonnten. Sc berbleibt INNER
nod elm gutter She'll bes MOnats, in
peldsm Sic oiefes tbuu fonnen uno
mir tuer6en ebenio erfreut iein, Sie
isst gu lsben. @OntOs tOnnen gu IT.
senb elmer 3eit nit irsenO einem 8e>
tras er0fnet uerben unb ueroen 3ins
fen trasen gu Der State bon 8 Yro3ent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

~ Mau&t Gle fish / Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

0adbe bMm eMrn m6n nod ME yWm mmbe cine fMe @He barne 2hfr in Mapn gu
nmei, UNI thkumbmen an bam. ppbntsn get9eIun9 bnu nbewIa9Gdm Bargains bmn bic 4u
@rme nui&t Sic tmsn tie gmn m6 amm Smn mhbe, MgurIr ais SWm ban bon meams m
adr. Gs nr cine fMaufnbeS Settle bon sn4m bon mowms fritz iii sur Sdbyt am MMmb; @I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
THE BULLETINS
SUNDAY BE.RMON
Concluded from Third Page.)

TO US with our never ending tales OF
woe The most common sense pre-
scription / ever saw written by pny-
sician was not 10 be taken Ia small
pills. but in Touchdown doses. The
prescription was a sign placed In the
rotunda Of a large sanltarum In the
central part Of New York state. II
was in n most conspicuous position.
where AL the patients could see It. 1t
read thus Don't tall, about your pain,
and your ailments
Doctor, why did YOU put that sign
upf" l asked. Why said he. that
sign has cured more Of my patients
than any twenty prescriptions / ever
wrote. Every morning my sick people
would come down and greet each other
as follows: Good morning, How do you
feelI Did YOU sleep well last nlghtf Is
g3ur headache betterT Then the per
son accosted would begin TO rehearse
all the hours she lay awake and all the
pains she lad. BY the time she was
through the story her pains would
again begin TO gnaw and her nerves TO
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

twitch anu sho'was on the way TO nm.
other sleepless night. Don't talk about
your ailments. 1t is by talking about
the troubles Of old age that we increase
those troubles"
But, though talking about the trou
bles Of old age always increases those
troubles, yet most people love to re-
hearse the misfortunes Of the past
They never seem to be happy unless
they are talking about their miseries
And, furthermore. they never seem to
be happy unless you are ready to talk
about them also ana to expatinte upon
them Benjamin Disraell, late premier
OF England, well understood this law.
One day he was walking through one
Of the streets Of London when he met
a gentleman This man spoke to him
as though they were old friends.
Well" said Disraei, how Is the old
complaintE With that the gentleman
started off on a long account of his
troubles.
After they separated another man
who was walking with the English
statesman at the time said, ''Disraeli,
who is your friend:" II do not know;
| do not remember ever seeing him be-
fore" why did you ask him, then,
How is the old complaintT" ooh"
said Disraeli, "ah old people have
troubles of some sort and Il plcases
most Of them to talk about them. /
rarely make a mistake If I say. How
is your old complaint 1t pleases them
10 recount their troubles, and It does
not hurt me" Yes, il may not have
hurt Disraeli when that man talked
about his troubles, but il did hurt the
speaker. The easiest Of ways TO tighten
the burdens Of old age is to hide them
from the eyes of others.
Fit Them 90 Take Your Place.
But lastly, remark, the easiest of All
ways to renew youth is TO try to fit |
Others to take your place after you
are gone. OF course ! take for granted |
that am today talking to Christians. .
Now, as aged Christians you are near
ing the great dividing line which is go +
Ing TO bring you to your eternal reward /
As you are nearing heaven shall you /
spend most OF your time talking about |
heaven and its eternal rewardsg oh. /
no. You must spend nearly all of your
last days in fitting the young men and
women by your side to take your pace.
You must be TO your son aha9your
daughter and your friends wsdt Paul
was to Timothy. and Elijah was to
Elisha. and Christ was TO his disciples
In the anxiety to fit others 10 PIT on
your own armor you will End your own
heart throbbing with the ambitions OF
youth You viii then find old age TAX
Ing on the beauties of youth, even as
in the Indian summer the flowers of Tho
late autumn start to grow again after
the forests have incarnadined the leaves
with their life's blood.
Old age should pass its twilight hours
as l would pass the few intervening
lays prior to making a long journey
away from home, If ! was to. 20 To {
AfT.ca or Europe Of Asia as an Amerl- {
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

can soldler would I spend my ItyJr Gays
here In weepngg Oh, no, would
spend the few days before I sailed in
preparation l would say to my wife:
MY dear, YOU do this or that or the
other thing after | am gone. | must
put enough money in the bank in your
name TO meet your wants" II | was a
merchant, would say to my son: "Son,
you are now to take charge of the store.
| do not want you to run into debt
Keep the business going along on its
old lines" If | had one boy who was a
hayward son | would talk to him about
God and his future. | would try-oh.
try so hard-to lead him TO Christ Each
moment of my life would be spent IN
the best way could for those | would
leave behind And in looking after their
interests | would find my life growing
In beauty and in joy. Aging men and
women, are we spending our last earth
~ days like this? Are we trying in ey-
cry way to tit those who are to take our
places to do as well as we have done
or even better? As old doctors are we
helping the young physiciansi As old
ministers are we guiding the young
ministersF AS old Christians are we
trying to make every oae with whom
we come in contact Christians? All,
this is the chief way and the happiest
way that we can renew our youth and
prepare ourselves for the eternal Joys
Of the never ending youth Of heaven
When my father made his last visit |
TO his old classmate, Or. Suydam, he /
said: We'll, Suydam, we are coming
near the end Of our earthly journey. T
How do you feel about liz" Some of +
us are not as old as was my father
when be asked that question at seven
~ years Of age. but we are all heading
toward old age. How will we feel
about il when il comes? We shall feel
about old age all right If we live ac-
cording to the Christ law We viii feel
about it all wrong II we do not do as
Christ would have US do in fitting 9th
ers for lifc's battles and fitting our
selves for heaven. May God make the
twilight Of our earthly life the most
beautiful and the happiest part of our
day. May the twilight Of our earthly
life. sinking behind the western hillock
Of our grave. be colored with the same
beauties rs is tho beautiful sunrise of
heaven. which even now we Gun see
cleaning in the east over the hill of
Calvary and over the central cross
upon which once hung the dying body
Of Christ. who died that we might for
ever live in him and through him and
with him. n
Copyright 1906. by Louis Klopseh.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
SUED FOR SOS, 900
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY.
But Was Still Living is Sensational
Statement Made in Court.

Kansas City. Kas.. March 25.-Dur.
ing the taking Of dispositions here in
the case of @. c. Rankin, receiver of
the First National bank of Niles,
Mich, versus the New York Life In
surance company pending in the fed.
eral court at st. Louis, the attorneys
for the defense made sensational
statements to the effect that they
could produce George A. Kimmel. who
carried $4,000 policy when he dis
appeared from Kansas City nearly
seven years ago. Kimmel formerly
lived in Michigan The suit is the out
come of the company's refusal to pay
Kimmel's policy.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

State Of Illizois, Alexander county, IS.
In the Alexander county cfrcuit court MAY
term, A. D., 1895. Benjamin R. Thistie,Toof 4.
plaintiff: vs. Tsliey- Bates Construction Com
pany, defendant; in attachment
Notice is hereby given that a suIt by attach
ment has been com enced IN said court IN
favor Of the above named plaintiff against he
estate OF said defendant for the 80 n of four
teen hundred, two and seven-hundredths dol
lars. Now. therefore, unless said defendant
Of said court, t. be holden at the court house
in Cairo. on the sth day Of May. \. D.. 1865.
and give bail7snd plead As required by law
Judgment VIII be entered against It and the
estate 50 attached sold.
LEE 3. DAVIS, CLERK
cairo, Illinois. March g 1875
naEid : Isepsae7. Plaintiffs Atsornfv.
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cn. You ENJOY A aouARE MEAL

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appetite intending 20 enjoy yaar meal i'm
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yes, thousands are IN the same boat and
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they used to--healthy, well and strong with
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aigestiag the food thoroughly and COM
pieteiy-
british Pharmncal Co., Milwaukee, WIS.,.
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I Price 80 cents a bcx.
For sale by
HENCKELLs DRUG STORE SOLE AGENT
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Fresh and New Stock.
GROCERIES.
II. HASENJAEGER,
3Is Commercial Ave-, CAIRO, ILL.
EXECUTORS NorlcE

Estate of Harriet p. Williamson. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed exc
cutor Of the last will and testament of Harriet
der. and state of Illinois. deceased,
hereby gives notice that he VII appear before
the county court Of Alexander county at
the court house, in Cairo, at the june term. a.
n. 1905 Of said court on the first Monday in
June aext. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
abe same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 70 make immediate pay
tient 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 2ist day of March, A. D.. 1905
PBlLANDER &. BARCLAY, Executor.
Miles Frederick Gilbert. attorney.
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KILLED BY BIG -FOUR TRAIN

Milford Center. O.. March 25.-Mrs.
Dave Witter. Mrs. Chick Lincoln aud
her six-year-old boy. were struck BY
a Big -Four passenger train while
the tracks in a buggy Mrs.
Witter was instantly killed. tue child
died few hours later, and the moth
er Is dying.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
STORM KILLS -FOUR PERSONS

Guthrie, Okla, March 25.-Violen,
storms throughout the territory TO
day resulted in four deaths and nun
erous Injuries to other persons.