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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

dent at Andoyer, near Boston, had
written the hymn one dreary February
day and had sent it TO his friend. Low
ell Mason, the most prominent man in
the musical circles of that day. With
In the shadows of this church lie all
thar is mortal OF seven Of the early
governors Of Massachusetts, and many
OF the men who helped 10 lay the
foundation Of our great republic.
II was on the Fourth Of July in the
year 1898 that John Quincy Adams
the sixth president OF the United
States, made his first public speech,
and from that day he was man of
mark in the country. AS a little lad
OF eleven years he had gone with his
mother TO the summit of PENIS hill.
near his humble home eight miles
from Boston, and had watched the
smoke rising from the buildings burn
ing in Charleston at the LATHE OF
Bunker Hill. and he used 10 gallop
into Boston on horseback to bring his
strongly loyal and patriotic mother,
Abigail Adams. news from his father
who was attending the congress in
Philadelphia.
Hawthorne. admitted by many to be
the greatest novelist America has ever
produced. was born in the quaint old
town Il Salem. in Massachusetts. on
the Fourth OF July. in the year 1904.
II was on the Fourth of July in the
year 1917 when work was commenced
on The Erie canal. which was regarded
by the people Of that day as stupen
dous undertaking.
Two eX-presidents of the United
States died on the Fourth of July in
the year 1926. One was John Adams,
second president of the United States.
and the other was Thomas Jefferson,
the successor Of John Adams. Jeffer
son died few hours before Adams,
but Adams did not know il, and hla
last words were jefferson sull sur
wives
On this same day there came into
the world man whose songs were to
delight thousands Of his countrymen
in coming years. This was stephen
Fo.ter, author of "Suwanee River
The beginning Of our great Ameri-
can railway system was on the Fourth
of July in the year 1928, when Thomas
Carroll, the last survivor Of an the
signers Of the Declaration of Indepen-
denee. laid tae corner stone of the first
railroad in America.
A third president of the United
States. James Monroe. died on the
Fourth Of July in the year 1881 The
corner stone OF the great Washington
monument at our national capital was
laid on the Fourth of July in the year
iS4S but the monument was not com
pleted until the year 1884. 1t Is in
s0me respects the most remarkable
monument in America and it is the
highest monument in the world. Al
though not at all ornate, its cost has
been $1.1SI71031.
One Of the greatest fires In the his
tory Of New England occurred on the
1 fOurln. OIL jury IN tne year ioVu, al
Portland. Maine. II was caused by d
| fire cracker.
| Vicksburg surrendered 70 General
Grant on the Fourth of July in the
year 1861 It was on the Fourth 81
July in the year 1898 when America
heard that Ceryera's fleet had been
destroyed in the spanish-Americar
war
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

James William Lowther, the new
speaker Of the house Of commons,
comes from one Of the most ancient
families in England, for wien Sir
Richard Lowther was high sheriff Of
Cumberland, In the eighth and ninth
years Of Elizabeth's reign, he was the
thirtlerh knight in succession.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

John r. Mclean and his sensational
Cincinnati Enquirer have quit the
Democratic party and will become in
dependent with Republican Ieanings. Z
John Il. Mcl.ean's democracy was al
ways skin deep and his loss will BE
the party's gain
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
Notice.

We have arranged to have al our
work done In ST. J.ouls and cur pat.
rons will receive prompt attention.
Wagons are making regular calls anu
all customers are asked to hold their
work for US, A temporary office has
bccn~opened up at 207 Ninth street.
Both phones 100.
American Steam Laundry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The new $4,000 600 home of c'nas. M.
schwab at New YORK is nearing com
piston. Somehow, the astheticism Of
this home does NOT harmonic with the
name Of the owner, Schwah sounds
more like d beer jerker in a Bowery
eating house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
SHEARS AND PASTE.
Arms and the Woman.

The Venus of Milo smiled content
eddy.
'The President saws not to mind a
broken arm. she explained
With this encouragement she at
once entered the contest
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

A htlffalo bull recently slaughtered
In Town brought its owner nearly ST.
HUpa TIE head sold FOR $500, the hide
.fcr $500. and no meat for 50 CENTS a
pound IN the year 1877 a drove Of
buffalo estimated at 100000 head
crossed the North Platte river in Ne
braska and were worth 81 apiece for
|thc poachera, who eXtsrminated them
for their hides.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The above il q correct statement oI
The Cairo Bnllet.ns daily and Sunday
for the year 1904, and for the first Six
monihs of the year 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this tlrss day of July 1905
=. II GILBERT.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
At IRE seasl,ore.

II thought you promised me" said
Mrs Richley. that you would spend
your vacation slere N;th me, and net
leave PIC alone.
And so intended" replied Richly,
generously This little yachting trip
1 am going ON won's last more than
two months and then I'll be back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

She read in the Dressmakers' Al
manac,
Ball gowns will be cut lower In the
back
This yaar" And then she unused. IF
that is 80
I see that these broad belts will have
to got"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY RsoN FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES or
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

New, they are wanting to put an
extra tax on beer. 1t strikes us that
beer + high enough now We have
to spend a whole years subscription
before we can begin 10 feel good, re-
marks the Thebss star
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Blinkerson-'ls Jones still paying
attention = your daughter?"
SquiffeT-"Ee isn't paving her any
at all
Blinkersoa-~o. did he iilt her?
Squiifers 40; he married her"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
Why Throw II?

Miss Butte" stammerei Mr.. Tim
mid, sitt ng at the other end of the
sofa, would you consider ME bold IL
! were to-er-,hrow kiss 10 yous"
"Bold?" she replied. "Id consider
you very lazy"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Senator MitchelI's plight brings to
mind the popular verdict regarding the
transgression 81 the late WI e. r.
Dreckinridgeth there are many Of his
colleagues equally guilty but they
haven't been caught.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

IN addition to the many new and
strange doc rnes Mr.. Roosevelt has
given THIS country we now have one
that man cannot resign a job when
The wants to.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The greatest system renovator. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys.
liver and stomach. If Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea fails to cure get your
money back Tehat's fair IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Paul G.. Schuh 4 Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The receipts Of the Cairo postoff'ce
are steadily growing with each report
and are evidence Of the city's business
expansion Cairo Is doing more bust
ness To-day than at any time in her
history
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Because Editor Louis Br0wnIow of
the PadHcan News-D Democrat, ms sted
on the police OF Palucah doing their
duty, the police refused 10 give out
news emanatlng from the police head.
quarters to Mr. Brpwnlows paper and
when the latter went to the headanar.
ters 10 protest he was unceremcnious-
IN kicked out Of the building by one
Capt Wood while other officers
sat by without raising 4 hand 10 pre-.
vent their fellow officer from v.olat
ing the law This is always the ans.
yer OF men who do not 40 their duty
70 legitimate criticism which they can
not answe personal attack. That Of
itself N evidence enough that tho
criticisms were just Mr.. Brownlow
to all who know him. ii a thorough
I.clean cut gentleman ann the attack on
him was doubly cowartily in that i
was made BY men whose hip pockets
hulged with pistols and whose vicious
Al sault showed that their contempt
Efrr the law they took oaths To en-
force was 40 great that they would
lust as soon Sc a step farther and com
mt murder Mr. IroNnloy y fnubs
less noN su-
Waylald in tie dark befate t,i All
THAT the News democrat taYs til,
AHgean stables of the Paducah pc
Ice force need a good cleaning out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

SOUTHERN DIVISION
eHT ONLY DgH scr LINE 10 MBMfa fe
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LaNEA, JACKSON lille, sA-
VANNAsT, vltiKSRERG

VANNANi NlIKsNERi
aad JACKSON V4LLE.
3.1b ., IA. t'iSe Dixie Eyer Memphis
SasAvsiia and jacksonville,
$40 a. N Memphis and New 0riesss Limit
sd rlM Memphis, striving ia &emphis al s.il
o., m. aud New Orleans rs y. M.
6:O0 IA. M. psdufah ard ouisville.
$40 n. M, daily. Memphis and Eew Orlssn
Faat Mail arriving ii Memphis ~ 7;le p. M and
New 0fleana at ata5 =, m.
LAO D. ~, daily, Nashville, Chatanoosanna
Atlantis.
6.s pm Memphis ara New Orleans spenia
arrive In Memphis at 1876 p. IN, New oFlscn
l0.1g q. n.
e:dOp N PRduc&h, Hopkinsville and Louis
Yliis
ass- FOR through tirkets, sleeping car accom-
ulodations and further information apply
Illinois Central RssseuEeF ststiun, Cairo, ~,
4, JONES, Tkt. Agt,
Al. HANSON. Gen Pass. All. Chicsso.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The late Baldwin Mollhausen had a
peculiarly in that in nearly all OF
his novels, the scene Is placed partly
in Germany, partly in America. He
wrote nearly 200 volumes. Western
prairies and the Rocky mountains had
G fascination for him..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
s. she wm,ldn.s.

My wife SAYS she Is afraid we can
not afford for her 10 80 to the sea
shore for the summer
II thought YOU wanted her to got"
So did she.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

h The city attorneys Of Indiana are
going 10 organize ln,o a state associa.
tion. Ifit IN for a better enforcement
|of the law, y ought 81 prove a popular
Organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
her oath.

With joy she stood before the altar
Upon ler wedding day.
and slyly took the oath to honor.
Love, cherish and no-bey."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Y every citizen Of Cairo would adopt
the practice OF saying something good
about the town when he goes away
from home. It's effect In the course OF
twelve months would be marked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

The king Of Belgium is developing
q mania for building that recalls King
Ludwig II Of Bavaria The city OF
Brussels has sanctioned his plans for
a Mont dos Arts, to cost $40 600, 000,
and he has numerous other projects
contemplated or under way
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
Just Received.

Fifty handsome willow rockers.
worth $3.50 each VIII he sold &C
special price Of s249. Southern Sore
Company, 712 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Senator Mitchell viii be permitted
10 return to Washington and say good
bye 10 his fellow criminals in the sen
ate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Greater Cairo" seems 10 be reason
ably well filed with hold-up men al
the present
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Ths Bullstln Y Qn ~ 4 ths foI.
loMinG nlassa; M
colsnsn's z14 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
walkers mo Sixth street.
Union News co. Union depot
h nlls Front Restaurant.
wilhelm 4 F-rrimar, Paducah. Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Miss Florence r, Sabine's book,
The Brain and Spinal Cord Is an
accepted authority among medical
men and has been translated into four
languages and IL standard textbook
in Germany. She Is associate profes-
sor OF anatomy at Johns Hopkins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Cairo" movement, if it feels well
enough. might SIT up and take notice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Now that the switch track matter is
apparently disposed Of tho Greater
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Mrs. r. A. Howard Of Clear Lake,
la, has lived IN one house for forty
eight yeara- The. staircase was made
Iof black walnut cut from the virgin
forest Her husband was killed in the
civil war
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06

Sir William Garsten, en- a recent
trip to the upper Nile. shot the largest
elephant ON record since the recon.
quest Of the Soudan Its tusks weigh
GA 294 pounds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-06
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE


Nine. Emma Calye. the famous sing.
nr. had a famous French sculptor pre-
pare a design for her tomb four years
ago.
ra. Julia F. Williams has been
aer b. the Santa Barbara tCal.)
Aie4itacfsc for thirty eight years, the
Longest service Of any keeper on the
western coast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Ii Pasch or Passover.

The Pasch Or Passover. from whieza
The Christian feast is taken iS of
Jewish origin and refers 70 the Won
Cerfal deliverance which Ci-zei Wrought
fot Jh- Jews in The night Of 5heir exi
srom Egypt The destroying anee,
smo-e tie frst born o. Egypr hur
PASSED eye4. houses ot tie H
breWs. This faYor was granted or
ore condir on Each head q q He
brew house was 10 Slay a lamb o. XII
without bleniSh on the evening Of
Nsan II. H. was 10 sprinkle IL
blood On the itrtel and s.depoSts Of
the dcor AfterWard rh5 lamb was
10 b. rnaS-sli. no hone Icing Ae@,sesf.
am eat5n with js..1eaFened bvea'l az
tlt5e. herbs by al. the family Tie
las was 10 be Observed year by ye;se
a. perpetual ordinance.
Chris- is considered 10 have been
prefeured y this lam: ari i :
Ilrt of the Christian te,izf thag he i
the true naSehal lamb s. John. tn
beloved apostle. c1,'> atJv1t on TO the
f;cV that not bcns q CIR Lord was
broken. ST. Paul. n ing about the
year 5 10 the Corinthians says.
purge out the o,t !sayeu thai ycu
nay be new mass. q you arr TN
leavened. for CHRIS our PaSch is sac
rifced
The celebration Of 4 special Paseh2,
or Easter feast an ons Christians gees
back TO remote ant Quitv When s.,
PelycarP a disciple Of s.. John tha
apostle. came 10 Rome. about 1fu,
there were two dates for the ceiebra
ton of Easter and apostolic usage
was pleaded fer both. The Roman
church and a great majority Of Chris
tians celebrated the Pasef en- the
Sunday after Nisan ii. g. on the
Sunday following the first full moon
after the vernal equinox. because on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
The Resurre ctior.

Tie re,I,raectict! Of Christ i> ire.
oven,lv called lie foundation Of Chris
tan taith. s Paul says: II Chris
be uor risen then is our preachin2
vain ana also your faith is vain.
strictly speaking however CHRISTIAN
faitil is vain Strictly speaking. how
eler. Christian faith rests ,tpon the di
vinity 0f Christ, The resurrection b.
ing ore OF the greatest miracles per
to!n-d in a,1es.atica ii ifs truth.
|. i naf an easy matter TO locate TIA
greatness ~ this miracle That the
sody of Christ rose FROM the dead
i no great miracle. as n human be-
- viii rise: ner i th4rs everythiu=
IL the fact that w shalA he raised
whereas He raised Hin5s~lf E'or =
Is he sane divine power IN ae5a c.,
thai brings back lie 10 til !iteleS,
holy Il VI g on 70 anaayza no.
the resurrection bur The nytrac.e ct 5ise
resurrection. we cannot well maintain
thai tin miraculous element was th-
fact II being raised un before tte
las, judgment For. mol 10 speak OF
the dead who arose and appeare@
to many. II is piouS belie, among
Catholics that the body OF the Blessed
Ntr4in was raised 10 life and is now
IN heaven
Some Of cur mos learned theclogj,
ms are OF the opinion that the d's-
tlnctiye merit of the miracle OF the
resurrection consists in definite pro
phecy . the resurrection and a certain
tu,fi,men5 If that prophecy. Twice
a. least. did Christ prophesy thai He
would rise to life after death: De
stroy this temple and in three days
Will raise it up" Matt. 16.4 The
temple here spoken Of is by commou
consent His own body. AN evil and
adulterouS generation seeketh a sign
and sign shall not be given it, but
the sign OF Jonas. the prophet **s for
the Son Of Man shall be in the hear.
OF the earth three days and three
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Pain Sunday

fio1 Week legins on the Sunday
BET Easter. known as Palm Sun
tan. The IN, ceremonies consist Of
Jhaee parts The blessing and distfi-
hu.soa i H.. pains: the procession
and the mass Ii many churches. as
IL P.ne Blaf. he procession S omit
led. During this service The church
= .etures 10 herself TWO very opposite
feelings, JOY and sjadneSs Al the ri
rmphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem
and the bitter sorrow at His approah-
ing death On this day Christ entered
the Holy City in triumph The multi
tHde screwed palm branches and flow,
ers III HIS pathway. crying oft "ht-
sznna to the Son Of David.
blessed is He that cometh in the name
OF the Lord" 1t is rule CT the
church 10 bless everything that is
used n the service of God or given to
the people. Palms are blessed anil
given 10 the people who carry them
in procession and hold them in their
hands during the reading of the Cos
Continued en- page 2o)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16
Christian Religion

th, ,as Cl5a.~- Ha>e from
ana tu.SH..3 ~ work Of q.
.en T6e Ha4.a church t.a.s#= =
.9..aA fH7 urac-.1g q s. t.sz@ AZ.
Pas o. ill., =o#sszr tsa aae
churches Asia appealing -
authority u 5. .iaha Kept Il. s=s~.#a*
Paseb u Passover the#s4 N nj
=, th- Jews VIZ. 4 Ni~aa via
tvze day !; ui-tf IL.
Ta- Romau meshoa= he@=7 ana
prevailed and i he ons 89a3 = tas
present day -hreti-haUr t2=# #c55@t~f5sl.,
e4f,d In ,ae earlier e-nsuH.9- =os fhs
cr.4Hch perSecu1ton> aged tisrcslt.
- shat eoH.4atl> ealia# net b. ise,I g
,srz5e questions Of hi, ktHd Moes
oveF maay such questions naftoiua1
MOI ,e= discipline rhan doctrine aH6
rhe church. a. fond mothe9 oftea
does allowed. 10 some extent h. chi
den to to,,ew III Developments Of
The tines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16


1s-fH9. Nc
s..a= #uaH Saza.
H.ozs5t g5Sz e@a.l.. fs==.H ~
s.,a56. Il. -.5~aaze = sz
.o.t HH.~ Nas 3d. a..F=z.s
t,>aerees.an. suz=f.. a.tzae.5 .#az=
ws.h tae ngaata9.. MQs#s s.~aa-
acgamear ta# .rah.u.ssz~~ = In.
viz psopas-5.-l zaa res s5a.a IN
" a. I'd - ~zsajae ii ae'i,f in taa
..zaisfu.as.S au0i l.sairs 1@sas
Chris dos H. aaaotza -asisr=as aeas
n,lSS Fer With ~ ,as-.tg=#et IL C..
rur.es W Witness NJ eas2as- Il H
work Chris dt@,a aaa ~ NOR.
His a9VaYs wirh X an Il Se. ALWAYS
working His en- wlass always e',a19=
ii sIr always eentirmtu5 truth q.
way, fat'ling H. promises
1. * eee.aiu taae Chris. observed
rha Passover rhe atshf before H
died 5haf He n1ad,. Z tit, occasion o.
iu,ftturfng fhe t.eetlati~+. aud taa
IL. in Hj~ passion was IN trne
PaSehal lamb Fel these reasons tn
celebration OF Easter is preceded in
th4 Catholic church by 4 conmemmo-
ration ef the passion Of Christ Just
tefore His d-afh. tbs institution =
ths EaehaviSt AMI thu craciiXon IN
Calvary. Al i.ent i in Il n.eas5sf,
Il preparation fof Easter hut H. la,t
wark {, especially ~j4nalized tar Il oan-
cenrration ct Christian devotion L
j called the eirsa. Week and a,So
Holy Week.
The ceremonies a. performed in In
Roman Catholic and Greek lhacche,
ura very elaborate u centers o, -
i#45an Ike Rome and Pefefsbur@
Thousands ii visitors and pilgrims
cqagrseare At this season in Rome.
i'G. III Il, Cothoijc churches he Ger
ea=ant55 are carried cut q >ore tx
lea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16

f.a,.=9 SiudaE : eu>a..r=.; s. r.
1..a>5 glorious ra-a> u Christian. -
NY. = has e. h=eH. sine n -.
c=s.ons Of til Roman empire sss>s.
g.aE e prisfe aaa fs3o:e=a- - -
develz Car. sian. As Hi5s-.
h=alt.fyl q physically a~~aeta =
W.tn mus. flowers an church dec.
ra.ions.
The We. Eastzv Is commonly d.
rlved .rom the name OF fhe Saxaf
goddess. Eastre. the deity whom to
Germans called 0S-ara. Who was hef.-
cred as The goddess o. The tta Til,
Lame is however 4 popular aBpe.ts-
ton which tie church did hot ~dl9z
press. btu allowed 10 renl;tin. jHs- a.
the names q The days % rhe wreil
were allowed 10 fellow the pa-aH tssn-
cies Of the pe0p'e Jntl recent csu.
turtles. however a Christ aH>. eNcea.
tlose OF the German family, called lie
feast of Chris1'S resurrection by son3e
r.odidca-ion OF Pascha. the term
which the church herself uSes il al.
her liturgy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-16


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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, Oy keeping tneir d.
gestious 10 good condition with Elec-
trio BItters. s. A. Brown, OF Ben
nettsvllle, 5. @, says: "For years,
my wife suffered intensely from dyS.
pepsla, complicated with a torpid
liver, until she lost her strength end
vigor, and became mere wreck OF
her former self. Then she tried Elec'
trio Bitters, which helped her at once,
and finally made her entirely well.
She is now strong and healthy"
J. M. Gleissner, druggist, sells and
guarantees them, at 500 bottle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
Bert-Olimenhaga.

Some sixty invited guests, chiefly
relatives, met at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. H. Bert near Moonlight
s pt. 81 TO witness the marriage at 4
O'Clock OF their daughter, Elizabeth,
to Mr.. Reuben Climenhaga OF Stevens
vile, Ontario.
The ceremony was impresSively
performed by Elder Jacob Engle OF
Donegal. The happy couple was at
tended by Abram Bert and Miss Ella
Climenhags, sister Of the groom.
Guests from outside the county were
Mr.. and Mrs. D, Steckley Of Ramona,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Martin Of Lyndon,
Kas. Mrs. P. B, Bert Of Dallas. Texas,
and Miss Anna Bert Of Chicago.
The entire affair was marked with
a degree Of quiet simplicity BETTING
the people among whom it occurred
The day was ideal. Amid the sump-
tuous wealth Of flowers and color OF
autumn foliage, while nature with
her somber smiles Of approval looked
on, the words OF good wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS we're spoken. The din
ner which fully compOrtsd with the
traditions OF q larder on the farm val
gracefully served BY q number OIL
girls from neigbboring families.
Mr. Climenhags spent the yeaI
1902 8 in Kansas, In the home Of bill
aunt, Mrs J. H. Eugle. During tha
period be greatly extended his circl'
Of friends who appreciate bis sterling
worth. By choosing one Of our Dick
insop county daughters to be bis brid'
be has shown unmistsksbly bis I'D
miratiou for western people. Mis-
Bert has spent Der life In the com
Portable farm home Of her father ami'
90 ever widening circle Of friend
ard admirers 10 her own church
and 70 some extent 10 Sunday schoo
circles outside Of 1t she has exerted
wholesome Influence. A great mum
Der Of substantial gifts from guest
aud distant friends testify to the %
TEEN in which the young people WsrI
held. Mr.. and Mrs. ClimeDhsgs vii
remain here for the hutumn months
spend the winter anODg CANADIAN
relatives and 10 the spring will isrn
the Bert homestead. The best Wisbs
Of q host Of friends will attend then
ss they enter 90 ausPIciOusly uPoI
their married lie.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
CURES CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.
One Weeks Use Of HyOmsi Did More
Than Blk Months Treatment BY

One weeks Use Of HyOmei Did More
Than Blk Months Treatment BY
Specialists.
In the treatment OF deafness which
is often a result Of catarrh, Hyomei
acts almost Immediately upon the
infiamed membrane and the hearing
begins to return at once.
Miss MeekS OF Mattewan, N. H.
says: .'Hyomei is truly wonderful
have used it but short time and
see q great change in my condition
My hearing is improving rapidly Ano
had no idea l would improve &C
rapidly in so short time My breath
which was very offensive to myseli and
others, has lost lite bad odor entirely
l have spent a great deal OF money
with catarrh specialists, and can
truly say that six months OF theil
treatment is not equal to one month
Of Hyomei."
J. M. Gleis ,nsr is selling Hyome
upon the unusual plan OF agreeing tt
return the money il the medicine doe'
not cure.
A complete outfit costs only sl.OO
and conaists Of an inhaler that can b
carried in the vest pocket, mscicin
daopper, and bottle Of HYomei.