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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
The Bible Contains No History
an rrs,laent scIauRntAN q cornsll unlysrslty

BY President scl5uRrtAN Or cornen
U educated who would today quote the Bible
IN horiy any PHYSICAL subject would be object #
rdculo the eyes all educated hearers Orr Bible il Int
thousand years go into which poured the E N
DANTA principles of Its facts history they
considered for the past nineteen centuries Indeed there
no HISTORY the Bible because Hebrews
history
T4EnE MAY Or MATERIAL AaroRY CUT NOT HISTORY
lTsrLF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
New Man For Alice.

Eddie Kolb. of the Vineonres team
has succeeded in signing Doom, Of
Cincinnati. who joined the team here
tonight and viii be seen in The game
tomorrow. DOOM is not only one of
the best center felders in the coun-
try, bur S a hard hitler as well. He
has played with The Rock Island Lea
gae. and for five weeks last season
was on the Philadelphia Nationals
V.nconnes Commercial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Par McAndrews. the crack short
STOP OF Hopkinsv lie, is. out ef the
eare on account OF bad finger,
caused by stoppiig one of MoTgan's
no; ones while batting. Bel
tie short stop released by the Heno az.
son team aud slgaei by Ray is play
ing fine article OF ball. He is fast
as Paris maiden and hits Ike Maude
in he best kick ng humor.-Prineetou
Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The Summer Boarder" II a booklet
81 hundred pages, issued by the
New York Central, giving list Of the
hotels and boarding houses. with just
the information that the average re.
sort visitor desires. A capy will ~
sent free, postpaid, 70 any address, On
receipt Of two cent stamp, BY
George II. Daniels, general passenger
agept Grand Central Station, New
York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
vlNcENNEs DROP A PEo.

Special to The Bulletin.
= Henderson, June 21--The Hens
won the last game of the series from
the Kolbitcs today in very fast
game Boylan, for the Alice Men, was
clouted 70 the -four corners Of the lot,
twelve hits being occurred or him, but
still the visitors did not deem II nee.
essary TO blanket him and run In an
ether man Morgan for the Hens,
was In iirst-class form and let his op :
ponents down with six safe ones,
which were punched on enc or two
occasions and resulted Ia the runs
which came near tieing the score.
Score.
n II y
Henderson ............ 4flz z
Vincenncs .,..ss...... 3 9
Batteries Morgan and Schissell;
Eoylan and Lemon.
Umpire--Zlnkins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
The Great Future of the West
ny PAUL MORTON. secretary of the Navy

secretary
T He boginnng People talk Of tho richness Of
the valley Of the Nile TITS nothing compared the valley
w. of the Mississippi THAT is TIE GREATEST AND
RICHEST VALLEY ON EARTH. 1t extends from
Aleghane the Rockies and its billions Tho
crop raised there brings in almost billion dollars year.
large part from there and it beehive Of
mining manufacturing industry We adding enormously
the west by the irrigation works now going
Take California It is half again big Italy and will raise
products and feed many people Nevertheless has
only million and Aaf population WHILE ITALY HAS IHIt
TYTWO MILLIONS The irrigation works Of California will
bring in Of land THIS is in many other
And then take Texas That could feed this whole country
and raise enough cohe people all time
TaE ,REGuN ar PRESENT oo
PEN CENT or OUR PEOPLE MISSOURI EIvER
WE CAN SUPPORT FULLY 40 MANY wEsT OF THAT RIVER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
Feeding AK d London Club.

Tho Constitutional club has 5,345
members, Last year 1t provided up
wards Of 10000 luncneons, over %.
900 breakfasts and about $4,000 din.
ners. 1t paid nearly Gl2,000 in sal
aries, and gave Christmas box 81
El,526 to the servants
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
success Depends Upon Charact

BY n.
~ your opportunities for success depend on your
character not what your education, wealth social
A position may be-ALL DEPENDS ON YOUR CHAR
ACTER II there for better government you do not
guess where the Of character stands You must have
religious You have convictions government
politics without having convictions regarding God, TILE Az
THOR or ALL GOVERNMENT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
DIAMOND DUST


Tho paduoah sun called the atten-
lion Of Inc Cairo paperss 10 a certain
fact. Ths Evening Citizen clipped
the paragraph ana Introduced it by
saying. rho paducah sun calls the
atten ton Of the caro- Citizen" to So
aud "a. Such ovarweanii7g modes II!
Tnas feRow Taafe. Of Princeton. Is
hitting them all On this trip.
--
The presence Of quite few Of the
day must nave had an inspiring ef-
rect on the players Or maybe they
we're sore at being So extensively
fined Tuesday
Blaokburn's eye is growing better
henderson.
--~----"-+'
Hippert gave his reputation as a
timely hitter another boost yesterday
in the eighth when he nit safe and
scored Roland He is getting to be a
Als ana II addluon 70 tiiat no better
third baseman can 20 found outside
~ the very nlg leagues. ne y lust
az good as they grow them IN the
hltly.
he ihIahts seem oo0nu ana deter
iAined M Gat together better pilch.
i'ls staii thah tney now nave feateF'
aay they tfled our sun another man
-
We have got to get three from the
Nut Students, two from Henderson
ard two from the Kicking Kids al
\ Alice men and we Will be back on ouI
feet again.
--
The bunch is playing what may be
Yesterday but one bobble was made
and the day before, during the SIX IN
htHs5 PieNsNNs Ivy g ptisstN 1850 Wa
| registered against the team.
-------------
The Indians and Rblbites seem Il
still cling I'd the stunt they started
4 chortty+ aFfa4 ma IL d ono opr,, al, hcty
4 tsa,na winning and losing On the sam,
day with almost clock like regularity
---
/ Dutch had 'em coming his wa,
yesterday He could have things Xix
the baseball game for his very owl
pcevish when Id hits losing streal
ana would only fight his battles out
as the remainder Of the men on tn
Cairo staff do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT.
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VAENAH, WICK4BuRG
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Nashville and Jacksonville,
3:iO .. m Memphis and Eew 0rlesnE Limit
cd via Menifhis, arriving in Memphis At s;t
o. m, and New Orleans 7;l6 p. nj.
600 a. M. paducah and oaisvills.
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Fast Mail arriving In Memphis at T:l0 D. m. snd
New Orleans 10 9;25 a. IA.
l:du p. M, daily, Nashville, ChAtanoogaAns
Atlanta.
GAS pm. Memphis and Esw Orleans epeois
arrive in Meuaphis at 1880 y. M, Kew Orlesn
1000 \. N.
GAO p m. psducah, EopkinsvIlls and Loui,
vile.
ka-For through tickets, sleeping oar accom
nodations and further information apply "
Illinois Central Passenger Station, Cairo III.
J,H. J1nEa, TIA. Agt.
A. n. HAESON. Gen RRss. Agt. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The pniucah management doesn
saem to ljc giving its local newspaper
clientele D square deal, from com
plants appearing In some Ok the Pa
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Chicago, June corridon's wild.
mess helped the locals 70 win the game
today. Maloney's one handed catch
was the feature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Hospitals Euin Private Practice.
Physicians in various parts Of Eng.
land are complaining that the compe-
tition Of departments Of hospitals is
ninonsly unfair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
sTupENTs COP ANOTHER.

Special to The Bulletin.
Eopklnsyille June 21--The Nut
Students took their revenge on the lii.
fants again today, ahutting them OUT
IN a decidedly good game 1t was
mere OF a pitchers battle than an all
around mix up and but eight hits were
.~ecured by both teams. Jones, a new
slab artist, was tried out by the In,
fants. and pitched an excellent game
allowing, as his sharesof the hits, but
I'VE safe ones, Perdue, for the stu
dents, was in elegant form, showing
perfect control and a great head Of
steam, and allowing his opponents
but three Of the hits Of the game
Score:
r II
Frlncteon ,.,............. 0
Hopkinsville ..a... 8 5
Batteries-Jones and Downing; Per
due and Rutledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
Alexander
County National
Bank


~. A. Huder. ......s.....-.. President
Chas Feuchtsr. Jr..,...V. President
y. Fl. Galligan. ...,.....s..,. Cashier
y. Spencer. Asnisfart Cashia
sa~s--t.--a+e@
Accounts oil Corporations ard indi-
vidualA especially Holiaitsd. 1zchsngs
furnished In any psrt % tue World.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
NICHOLAS WAS POUNDED.
mAlkER wAs iiIT HARp.

Cincinnati. Juno Walker was
hit hard in the first inning, retiring in
favor Of Ewing, who reid New York
fairly well.
Ri e
Cincinnati .... Z
New York .........,... 6 |
Batteries-Walkei, Ewing ana
Schlei Mathewson and Bowerman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

For the latest news OF the day
you will find 1t in the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Blackburn's eye is growing better
each day and he will join the team at
Henderson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Old south paw Boylan was given
. severe dose Of the bumps at Hen
dcrson yesterday the fcathcry Inhab.
itants Of the diamond hammering his
supposed to-be.piIzzlers AL over the
hen yard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The Paducah Sun called the atten-
tion Of the Cairo papers, to a certain
fact. The Evening Citizen clipped
the paragraph and introduced it by
saying, Tho paducah Sun calls the
atten ton Of the Caro- Citizen" to sd
and CO. Such oYerweaniHg modes VI!
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The presence Of quite a few Of the
cams Of this city az the game yester.
lay must nave had an inspiring ef
lect on the players. Or maybe they
we're sore at being SO extensively
fined Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

Let's crawl UP to that old 500 mark
again and hang around It for while
II only the bunch can get back there
they will have the hest fighting chance
In the world to make a getaway wiih
tho pennant when they reach the
stretch
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

It's good to hear that the Indians
had the very play that they have
worked SO often. the squeeze play,
passed off on them yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
Alexander County
Savings Bank
Strictly 4 Savings Bank
CAIRO. ILlLIN0Ts-

aspasps-saN4zs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Westinghouse. Louis, rain,
--s-~~-----44----.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22
New York-Detroit, rain.

Moore and Eemis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The bunch is playing what may be
termed almost errorless bali now
Yesterday but one bobble was made
and the day before, during the six In
plngs played, not a single boot was
registered against the team.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

The Indians and Rblbites seem to
still cling to the stunt they started
shortly after the league opened; both
tsatna winning and losing On the same
day with almost clock like regularity
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-22

We have got to get three from the
Nut Students, two from Henderson
ard two from the Kicking Kids at
Princeton. Then two more from the
Alice men and we will be back on oul
feet again.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
A KIND MOTHER
And a Christian Lady Passes
Unexpectedly to the
World Beyond.

Monday afternoon about FIVE
O'Clock Mrs John s James died at
her home on Belleville street Of
blood poison, resulting from an sg.
gravating carbuncle on the hand.
The death was Q most unexpected
one TO all her friends as well as hor
own family. Her people realized
that she was suffering acute pain
from the afflicted hand, but not even
the family physician expected that
death was so near. Even when
death entered the home, the young
est daughter, Mics Pearl, . student
OF the Marion Graded School, was
absent from the city on May day
outing with her classmates
Mrs. James was the daughter Of
the late Lee Hughes, Of this county,
and q sister 10 the wife OF the well
known Methodist preacher, Rev
]. W. Bigham, Of Florida. She
leaves q husband and three children
Ruby, en- invalid, Pearl and Mrs
IA. W Henry, besides three brothers
and sisters to mourn their loss
| Mrs. James, above ell, was I
christian lady. In her home sh'
was loving, gentle, patient and kline
ALL that the name, mother, i'm
plies. Among her neighbors sh'
manifested an humble spirit, nevei
by word or deed mourning the u
will Of Apy
| The funeral was conducted from
the residence Tuesday afternoon I,
3;9O O'Clock. Rev. +. A. Cows,
administering. The bod was lai,
TO rest to await the resurrection
morning In the new cemetery.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

See our new oIiords-Eclipse and
HsnAn. The PALACE.
DR.. W. I. DAugbtreys wife pre-
s.nted him with hpe girl.
For ire.h groceries Of all kinds
call on Rankin 4 Piekens.
Miss Cora Dollin !, the goest Of
her sister, Mrs. H 7. Foster
Old newspapers for sale by Z. p
Stewart. q, Num- 4 fuckers.
MI and Nrs W H. George, Of
Salem. were in the city Wednesday
Small line Of druggists sundries
at our tent. WOODS 4 oRME.
Jno. Sutherland sells both coal
and groceries, call him 1t telephone
No 200.
Will Shesl and wife. Of Carrsville,
were the guests Of J. W. Campbell
Sunday and MondGy.
! Prescriptions carefully hlled al
our tent drugstore
WOODS a oRME.
Geo. 7. Williams and family, Wis
tied the family Of ". II. Wallace, Of
near Iron Hill Sunday
We have iusi received car load
Of Arlington lime
HINA.BABB co.
Rumor has il thu, Uncle Bill!
Joe Hill iss candidate Tor iailsr OF
the Prohibition ticket.
The prescription department o.
the tent drugstore i complete
WOODS 4 ORME.
ar and Nu II, T Foster wer,
the guests Of II J Dollins in Liv
ipg,ton county sunday
We have iu,, received = car loA,
Of Arlington lime
HISA BABB co.
/ &C. Blbb. Htfbsr, Morris an,
Normsn Henry spen, Saturday nigh
aud sunda, q, Cautulls
Fre,h drug, Of ell kinds, Ca
and see W 10 our tent
WOODS \ oRME
Regular somnuniOo services wi
be held 81 Sugar Grove church ih
! STD Sunday in this month.
Fret room back Of telephone 81
change in CarnAhAn building r
Morris, dentist.
D Mrs. J. Z. Chii,snisn vas Ii
guss, o. her sister, Mrs. w u
wallace. usar Iron HiIl sunday.
Il The 6re made no difference in ov
prices, We s,ill sell cheap
RANKIN & PICKENS.
- Dire Thrtlksli and Hayden,
a lSalem. attended The annual diree
r ors meeting Of the Marion Bauk
q inaient facing Belleville sire
ius, in the rear Of the ruins Of u
AL Masonic building a. GOPHER,
T. Yandell-G ugehhsim Cos slO
T. VA. broken into Sunday night, b
' there va, no SpPartn, lOss Of good
Ma Carrie Nathan leit be
ri Monday for her home in LsIingic
Z ITEM. She was The sues, OF feI
Of ,ivss here for ID, lee, week. $
70 was accompanied home by her .
l. Ter Misc Cora conget
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

FOR SALE-Good business
house and lot in Kelley, Ky, cen.
lrally ,i,uA,ed, for sale cheap. Ad'
dress ]. ID, pAu, FredOnia, kyo
II. +. ID. No. /.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

W. L. Dowell, Of Tolu, was in the
city Mond
Lawns 4 cts, Prints 4 / 2 and o
cite. at the Palace.
Mrs. Bessie Hughes is the guest
! OF Mrs. A. V. McFee.
Call and see Mrs. Davidson before
purchasing your millinery.
Mrs. A. S. Murphy left wednes
day for Sturgis to visit relatives.
New vegetables Of ell kinds at
Rankin a Pickens grocery.
, The very latest styles in up.to-
date bats at Nrs. l.. NJ. Dayidson's.
Mrs. Will Mott was the guest Of
relatives at MEXICO Monday and
Tuesday.
II II paint that you want, call
and zee us. We have tour paint
department is complete.
WOODS a oRME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler left
Tuesday for Hot Springs Ark, on
account OF Mrs. Whselsfs health
FOR RENT have seven rooms
Tor rent In my fat over the produce
house. Call on the for terms.
H.St Up. PIERCE.
Mrs. Chas. Moore left Sunday for
Ltitehheld where Der husband has
position - store keeper and
guager.
Ring telephone No. 200, Johr
Sutherland coal Office for your gro
ceres Free deliveries TO oil part
Of the city.
After attending the Marion grAdet
school several months, Miss RebeccI
Williams returned Saturday to bel
home At Providence.
We carry . small assortment o
everything usually carried In = drug
store, Telephone 4
WOODS Il oRME.
Mits Matte Davis who has bsel
the eues, Of her sister, Mrs J. Il
MoAiee for several weeks left 70
Der home In Russellvills Monday.
Fresh bread, fancy groceries an
good lunches The IRE change
\ our headquarters, but We ar, still !
business GOPHER.
ShampOos, messages and ionios Z
Palace barber shop tha, cannot b
surpassed anywhere II you hav
no, tried one there DO, 90 the mel
time you come 10 iOwu.
Juo d Campbell, Of Liungslo
county. uAs 10 the city The Ore, {
l,he week sisr his wife who he
been the gusst Of their con, ]. v
Campbell, for several days.
ii The Palace barber shop in n
back Of the ]. p. Pierce millinei
building, second door, lie the pla,
10 20 when you want TO &c, goo
Il shave or haircut
I,s easy to end the grocery
Rankin 4 Pickens on Salem stree
Re Tia, lie the place TO cell your pr
!, duce aud buy your groceries
. prices ,ha, will please you.
Re 4, L. Guess and Sylvan Driv
D, wen, 10 Evansville Sunday. MI
!, Ebb Gusss, who had been in Eyar
10 vile under medical treatment,
I, turned with them. She 10 greaI
'imprOved.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
Local BREvITIES.

CAl BRtVlltS.
]. Norris, Dentist, Marion Ny.
- psirss call on Woods a
D. laird went TO Providence
n1|s& fruits and irssh groceries
~ oophsr'.
!. o. Gray, Of Salem, WAS in town
o1nnsdsy.
~ dnggisi sundrie' call on
cciu : orme
FunIunsor ]. X. Brn,on was IN
|1oplsn Sunday.
1on1 lorge, iha, John suiher'
- 81 irssh bread.
n. 4. u Reynolds, Of Blsetiord'
- h >ovs Saturday
Fo< nnylking in the hIrdsArs line
N o. H'pa Bsbb Co.
J. D. farris attended the annual
I|r>ciut meeting Of the Marion
rrrrA bread and ell kind, Of con.
sclIon>riss for sale by John Suihsr
Nm. Bile Jane, aud little grand
o. 1ob>r, james, left for radueai
>d.esdAy
We ars still carrying . lrg'
1rcrln<ni Of paiut
WOODS 4 oRME.
HokL Donaldson Vas on ,h'
|r>>l> Of bis city in the Prime,
Ib>rl rols ~ Of old.
1ksn you think abou, painting
r&|I nd 10 Woods \ 0rme The!
~ hIsh grade paint.
~ H. orms !, ov,rhAulipg an,
s<>>I'y b>Au,iiying his cottage rel
~. - DerO, street,
ca n Low Cooks iswelry 'lor
~ - ~ handsome gold Ssie
~ ~ Record oil give away
ID }ane, will leave for pAdC
81 it|1 sssE where be will resid
sII1 he bother, Mrs. Belle James
H|zz EAbb 90. will be pleased ,
>>< I1> ola customers Of the Mario
1<1@><s 20. ~ their tent o
t<'|s<.||< street
o. fppular dsPO, agent 10
||1IDn. announces the AFnvI
|0.eing boy 81 bic home q
1''hy morning
s.| ial to lock up the pala,
I,||41bp when you van, q hai
|.| & IIAve Second door Of Pier
0.''=|.. on Salem street
=. I.se 3 carload, Of iertiliEe
4 Ill Ia|siures and one car OF u
az1@I grade Of tobacco grow
~ I'D affords. Call on W.
1111 ID Rob Hodge,
- Kbb Guess, who was broug
1on Evansville Sunday nigh
1snl an operation in the I
r sAnilatium about two wee
10 lie greatly improved.
! b fobs, the tailor, has put
r hpne and lie ready for repa
1|>Apins and any other kind
NJ. h ths tailor line TelephO
3 "a David will call for all vo'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
'DENEEN CHOSEN
To Dedicate Monument TO Illinois
Soldiers at Vicksburg
ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARD WILL
BE REPRESENTED AT THE
CEREMONY LATTER PART
OF MAY.

At the request of the Illinois Vicks.
burg monument commission Governor
Deneen yesterday accepted the invita-.
ton to be present at the formal dedi-
cation of the monument to Illinois sol
dicrs at vicksburg, Miss, the cere-
many TO take place during the latter
part of next May. In addition 10 Gov.
crnor Deneen members of the national
guard OF the state will be present and
it Is hoped to have a large number Of
Illinois people present when the mon
ument is turned over to the United
States government
A meeting of the commission was
held at Springfield yesterday and the
members made a personal call upon
the governor with the invitation to de.
liver an address at the dedication
Of the monument next year. Governor
Deneen will likely be accompanied by
his entire staff. The ceremony Incl
dent to the turning over of the mon
ument to the nation will in many re-
spects be similar to the dedication
of the Ohio monument. which also
stands on the Vicksburg battlefield.
AT the meeting Tuesday which was
attended by all the members with the
exception Of Francis A. Riddle Of Chi
cago, reports of the progress of the
work were made The bronze tab
lets, which will be inscribed with the
names of all the Illinois soldiers who
participated in the Vicksburg cam
paign, are now being cast
The monument, which is being built
by the Culver construction company Of
This city will be an imposing struc-
lure and will be constructed Of white
marble, resting on granite base.
Above the portal will be busts of
Lincoln, War Governor Yates and Cen
raj Grant, with inscriptions telling Of
the achievements of each.
A representation Of the commission
will visit the site of the monument in
a few days and in December the en-
tire commission will go to Vicksburg
for the purpose of noting the progress
of the work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03

Clyde Fi'ch wa talking about two
young playwrights,
Ritter" Le sald, ''is always stealing
his ideas from the Trench and making
money while SWEET, an honest fellow.
writes original comedies that rarely
pay their way.
These two men met the other day
and at once began to talk shop.
Ritter, the plagiarist, declared that
mis- latest farce. Little Bo-Peep, was
having an extraordinary success.
"'And an English manager has put
II on in Liverpool, too he ended. and
it is having a superb run there. bu. the
Englshman hasn't vet forwarded me
cent of royalties
+" 1t Is also having a superb run at
the Odeon In Paris. said SWEET Fave
You received any royalties from
there?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
NEW RECORD MADE
IN LAST FEW DAYS
POPULAR PREPARATION SEEM
TO HAVE GAINED GREAT
REPUTATION.

| With the reputation Of being one Of
| the biggest events of the kind in the
history of the city, the sale of the
Payne remedies continues to attract
the attention Of the people. AT Her
man G. Schuh's drug store, where the
remedies are sold, it Is said thar the
last few days have established a new
record in this city
While The interest in the remedies
apparently is increasing Payne
says the stories told by the
people who are anxious 10 give
an account of what they say
the preparations have done for them
are becoming more numerous and
many visit Herman G. Schuh's drug
store solely to tell about these cases.
Mrs. Elder had the following TO say
about her experience. Il have been
troubled with stomach trouble for six
years so that ] could hardly retain
food and every time | ate | became
deathly sick. My stomach panied me
continually. | was weak and had lit
tie enjoyment in life owing to the
pain | suffered
Il spent a small fortune for medi
cine and doctors My last physician
advised me 10 remain in bed and not
leave the house, 50 | really believed
my end was near. read of the won
derfuI effects of the Payne remedies
and ! thought | would see Payne, al
though ! did not expect to find relief.
81 obtained some Of the New Dis
coyery medicine and after | had talk
en- little of it, | felt very much i'm
proved My appetite has returned,
the pain has left me and | have re-
gained my strength 50 that | now can
take pleasure in doing my homework.
want all who are suffering as | suf-
fered to know what the Payne rene
dies have done for me and | will
cheerfully give any further informa
ton to any one who desires it,
In order to make it convenient for
all to be supl ed with Payne's ia
nous remedies, they can now be OBJ
tanned at Herman G Schuh's drug
store at any hour the store is open,
where Payne of his assistants can be
seen.