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", T. BaIdus, NJ. d, Ph. D. German Special
ist on Diseases OF the Brain. Nervous System,
Heart Kidne--s. Stomach, and other Diseases
Doctor SCI vices and medicine. g Tel. n.
ISIS. Hours, q % l. 1 10 9, So. cor. 9Th & = NV.
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nR. SnADE

IS years practice curing men. Nervous and
,f,,ate ailments cured quickly; syphiIitic blood
E3lg-l. skin diseases. bladder. rectUn. strict
ire kidney, stomach. lungs. asthma, and gen
erzI debility promptly cured. Consultation
free: hours 20 4-S0; Saturday nights TO s
Closed Sundays. III 18th ST NV.
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NOTICE j. hereby given that on Tuesday.
January a.. 1868. 1 viii sell within my sales
rooms. No. 1909 II st. NV, to pay storage aud
other charges all goo is stored IL The name
Of Mrs. Cecilia Cadv and Mrs Rose Ayde-
Iotte nee Brady EDMUND Il. BROWN.
Auctioneer. ja7-5t-exSu
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- EISK ELGIN

F-vDert In the treatment Of private diseases.
eF-roris an acute. Both sexes. All cCusulta.
ions conf 1eutiaI- Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. 1888 Pa ave NV Phone II, 1878.
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Mrs. Chatard Hostess.

Ms. Thomas NJ. Chatard was the
hostess Wednesday afternoon at a large
reception in her home, 1I16 Rhode IS
land avenue Mrs. Simpson, wife OF
Commander Simpson, and Mrs Blakt
stone. both of Baltimore. assisted Mrs
Chatard. Mrs. Rae, wife Of Rear Ad-
miraI Rae, poured tea
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Mrs. 1rnard Behrend and daughter,
Henrietta. have returned to Seat Pleas
ant Md, after visiting relatives IA Bal
tlm1re.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREATER WASHINGTON AUCTION co.
To Whom II May Concern.
Please take satiCe, GA
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1893.
AZ the Greater Washington Auction Rooms
CIs-i5 Ia. ave. NV. we will seI all gods
ana chattels FOR storage due and unpaid.
stored in the following names. f. H. fol-
land. Rubin Norman. Robert ROyd sam
l'n1u8s. r. l.. Johnson. BiTda Conway. r Il.
Allies and Mary Brown
UNION STORAGE AND FURNITURE CO.,
10th and Pa Ave
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house guest of Mr.. and AIRS. George
Marye for a few days.
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Miss Dora Schinman has returned 70
college at Greensboro, n. c., after visit
ing her parents here,
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MONEY TO LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on urin-
cfpaI IN amounts OF 500 or more received az
any interest period THE T. Il. SMITH 60
BOND Building, nos New York ave. 1ej-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 10 SEQ GOO on D. G
80 estate. Interest low. and all tra1sac-
'tf5us conducted with economical CUusicera.
non Tor borrow eTs.
Nm. ii. SAUNDERS & CO.
1905 II St. y W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
o. INTEREST on J.. c. Real Estate. No
LnreasUlADla DELAY
WALTER n. AcEER.
fe4-tf l4e0 + st y w
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Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Mayer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mayer and Miss Gladys
Mayer have returned from Baltimore
where they went 10 attend the fftietn
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Never
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MONEY TO LOAN In any amounts from
estate. Every consideration shown borrowers.
TEs Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main $50. ~. STREET X. ".
my2S-If
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Mrs. J3Ees Robert Mckee was the
guesu in whose honor Senator and Mrs
Eikins, Of West Virginia ENTERTAINERS
dinner party last evening.
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-4th Year OF Success in Washington.
Tie Eerllt2 School OF Laneaa5s5

923 18th St. n. ". Trial Lessons Free
Grand Prizes. ST. Louis 'O4: Liege. 'e5.
French. German. Spanish, etc. Native teachers.
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Continued from Fourth Pase.)
bassy, wore white chiffon and panne
velvet
Baroness Won Sternburg.
The Baroness Won Sternburg, wife of
the German ambassador, wore beau
tiful gown of silver 50 in, simply cut,
with silver embroidery trimming. Her
sister. Miss Langham, wore pretty
gown Of white satin. Nine. Livonius,
wife of the military attache, wore violet
chiffon over satin.
Nine Nabuco, wife of the Brazilian
ambassador, wore black chanuliy lace
over white satin. Miss Nabuco Wore
pale pink chiffon and lace; Nine. Cher
mont was gowned in pale pink crepe de
chine and Nine. de ACuinO in hand
tainted chiffon over Write satin.
Mime. Creei, wife of III Mexican am
basSad1r wore a gown Of 6feea Satlhi
embroidered and trimmed with lace
Nine GOdOy wore b. ack ChanJiliy
lace over pink; Miss GOdOy was dressed
in an empire gown of pale blue net over
chiffon and satin
Mrs. Bryce, wife of the British ambas-
sador. were a handsome velvet gown OF
peacock blue with diamond ornaments,
Mrs. James, wife of the military attachc,
ala empire gown Of pale pink brocaded
satin with velvet and lace trimmings on
the bodice; Mrs. Young, wife of the
secretary, white spangled chiffon over
white satin: Mrs. Grant Watson black
velvet and lace and diamonds.
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Baroness Moncheur.

Baroness Moncheur, wife Of the Bel
CLAN minister, wore pale yellow brocad-
cd satin; Mrs. Lotus, OF the Siamese
legation, q robe OF Irish lace over chif-
fon and satin.
Nine. Padro, Of the Cuban legation,
wore yellow brocaded satin gown
Nine. Van Swinderen. heavy white bro
caded satin; Nine. Calderon, white and
satin striped chiffon over satin. Nine.
Carlo, wife of the Minister from Ecua-
dor, black spangIed chiffon over satin;
and the Misses Carlo. white chiffon over
satin.
Mime. Cortes, wife Of the minister
from Colombia, gray satin and lace,
and Mime. GUZman. wife of the scCrc-
tary of the legation. a handsome cos
tune of black panne velvet
Mime. Pastor, wife of the secretary of
the Spanish legation, wore a handsome
gown OF old Spanish lace over white
satin and chiffon.
Nine. Cruz. wife OF the Chilean min
lister. wore spanEled lace over pale blue
satin and chiffon.
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Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained at a
small Informal luncheon at the New
willard yesterday. Her guests included
Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Count Won HAITI
feldt, and Herr Won Schubert, OF the
German embassy.
Mrs. Bradley has been in Washington
for the last few days, nut viii leave
today for Kentucky, where she viii
stay until about January 2l- Mr. and
Mrs Bradley expect 10 spend the re-
mainder Of the season IN Havana, re-
turning 10 Washington in the early
spring to superintend the furnishinE OF
their new home on Connecticut avenue.
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TnR sALR--sCRuRRan

FOR SAI.E-I.9t in Palisades subdivision
overlooking Potomac river. $500, s. cash. 8
monthly. electric railway enc Fare, CLARE
BROS. 1llg i 81. uW. -dlJ-IL
Is YOU Nant 10 buy a Maryland farm OF sub.
Urban home, see rs o. SeLd Ter latest bl-
Ist.n.
MARION DCCEETC & son,
as + X. ". 1y2-tf
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WANTED-SUBURBAE.

WANT 20 buy on monthly iUstallUelts, a
Jew acres u ground with small cottage out
SIDE the District " Columbia and convenient
10 car line Address BON SIC. Times ONCE.
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MOrans Dinner Hosts.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Berger Moran
were the hosts at a dinner last evening
In honor of Senator and Mrs. IsidOr
Rayner Of Maryland.
Among the other guests were Com J.
J. Knapp. Representative and Mrs. Van
Nechten Oieott, Mrs. Churchill Candea
Mrs. Gerald Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. John
jay White, jT., Of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Percy MusgTaVe. OF Boston, Mt
ana rms Joseph ThTOPp, and Wl,
liam Hayes Ack!an.
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SECOND TRUST
LOANS N REAL ESTATE
any Amount. Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND NV Co
THOMPSON BLDG, Ig5 10Th 81 X "
Opposite Treasury. Next Drug store.
5=aa8--
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

Great Fails trolley, only sI,21E. great bargain.
.Ge5 farms and country homes BOOTH 3
FARM AGENCY. 7af sth ST. uw- iaI9-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOT --z-G o. ll foot alley. on car line.
Paramount Heights. SlsS S. down and s.
monthly also sites lH Rock Creek az laE
pic Address GEORGE CLICK BOX sGg, T.
$. Capitol 5al4-5t
FOR SAIE-At ErG1kI1ni on Monroe ST.,
s3y-G1. E15r. small casa payment ana balance
easy ''HAEDLF.'F Times Office saA-5-
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Mrs. Louis Newmyer, of the Plymouth,
entertained the Evening Bridge Whist
Club last evening.
The prize was won by Mrs. z. Stras'
burger.
The guests were: Mrs. Samuel Ben
singer. Mrs. Jacob krOnEelm, MIS- a
Sigmuud and Mrs. StrasbTI ger.
Miss Kr0uenbeTg who was the guest
of Mrs. David 5. Sanger, has returned
to her home in Cincinnati
Mrs Adolph Price, OF Denver. Col, is
the guest of the Misses Price, Of the
Ashley.
Invitations are ont for the wedding Of
/ Miss Sadie Breslau and Goldsmith NJ.
! Sigmund. sunday, January i. AK
/ FreuI d. s.
David Frank, who has spent the past
/ few years here, has gone 10 New YORK
Z 10 reside.
EenJamIn NOrdliuger is visiting NeB
1 York and Atlantic City.
/ Miss Phoda SchIoss who was the
! guest of Miss Lillian BuTHstein, has re
/ turned to her home in Baltimore.
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MONEY TO LOAN on
On Real Estate

MONEY 10 LOAN on approved city real
esIal, al lowest current rates. Special prIvi-
.eges Ul-h respect 10 prior payments Large
amounts q speciality, TYLER * GCTHER-
rOkD 80 18th 81 nv uo-I-tf
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PRESIDENT
GREEIS THE
DIPLOMATS

Continued from Fourth PaseJ
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FoR RENT-oFFICES

DESIRABLE Office room- IN Evans building.
1916 10 las NsW York ave Rental very low.
Including heat Hight. and JanlL0r service
York Ave DuL9-s5t
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Catarrh
Cure Free
II You Continually K'hawk and Spit
ii You Have Foul, SiCkeling
Breath, that is Catarrh
and / Can Cure II.

- e 20 20 q g - 800
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
neutrality-suspicious..

WAETED-TW0-room apartment with bath
IN COOS location. must DC reasonable BOX
524- Times office. fag-at
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FOR EENT-HCUSEs.
FOR REET-FLACS

REDUCED TO SIf.50-F5u- I5ttle fat 81 4
rooms and hath northeast West Of IIl
COILd&S-GUERRY CO., gu l2lh 81. NV.
faI1-2r
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David Frank, who has spent the pas
few years here, has gone 10 New 1ori
10 reside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
COUNTY BOARD
HELD SESSION
COMMISSIONER GRANT PETt
TON TO ALLOW TRAMWAY
TO. BE BUlLT-AGAINST SA-
LOON LICENSE.

The board of county commission
ers held a meeting yesterday after
noon and audited the report of Sheriff
Frank T. Davis.
The beard granted permission to
H. A. Daggett q company to cen
struct all overhead tramway over the
county road near their staye factory
at Cache for the purpose of taking
logs ont of Cache creek
NJ yesterday presented a remon.
STRANGE with 2Go signatures against
the renewal of the license at the
Half WAY House which is about to
expire. The seners were residents
Of North Cairo Future City, Mound
City aud Mounds. it is claimed that
farmers are afraid to pass the saloon
at night and that many Of them are
kept AVA from Cairo as a result.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
ION TO LOUISVILLE
Caro- DELEGATION to OHIO River In.
provement Convention Can Have
Special Rates.

Phil g. Barclay secretary of IN
Cairo Board cf Trade authorizes tho
announcement that a special rate 5f
$sf5 fcr tae round trip TO Louisville.
Is available f1r The Cairo delegates r.
the Louisville river convention on
Thursday and Friday Of this week
Tire delegate would leave here 1t
8 a. On. WeI1ez lay and arrive Louis.
willie a. l-5n %. M the same day. The
Cairo delegation viii go via PadHcah
and Mr. Barclay must know by { O.. DO.
today Tuesday who viii go from
here. in order TO have the tickets made
out properly The Cairoites sill cut
a bigger figure at Louisville than The
could At Chicago. and viii be provided
Tor with coed aceommodations They
can remain uu the close If the con.
,eation ami De- hack home Saturday
morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Wedding Date Announced.

The Chicago Record Herald SAYS
concerning the approaching marriage
of Miss Paepcke, daughter of Mr.
Herman Paepcke president Of the
Chicago Mill and Lumber company OF
Chicago and Cairo;
The date set for the wedding OF
Miss Alice Paepcke daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Paepcke. 1903 Pear
son street. and Luis Guenzel of Chi
cago. is Monday, Dec. rs. 1t will take
place at the residence OF the brides
parents at oclck Both Miss
Paepcke and Mr. Guenzel will be IN
offended The ceremony will be fol
lowed BY a large reception Mr. and
Mrs, Paepcke have closed their sum
mer place in Glencoe and have
moved to the city
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
CAN I VISIT CAIRO
Letter From Congressman James Of
Kentucky Expresses Regret
Is Very Busy.

Congressman Ollie. NJ. james. 'i
Kenutcky. was invited by Cairo Dem
ocrats TO b. here and address them In
the near future. The invitation was
forwarded through T. r. Green, q
friend Of Mr.. James. aud that gentle.
man Yesterday received a reply from
Ar James a. follows
Cincinnati, oct u. 1905
Mr. T. o. Greene. cairo Illinois.
Dear Sir and Friend am ia re-.
ceiit 81 YOUR letter which vas Tor
uarleI FEB me here regret that eFefV
day from now until the election has
been taken and IT, vill be- impossible
fer me 70 speak IN cairo Te7deriHs
rou m, tiud-st regards. am. very
truly. Your Friend.
OLLIE u. JAMES.
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ST. Louis Men in Cairo.

The City Construction Co. Of st.
Louis. which was the lowest bidder
on sewers before tine Board Of Local
improvements yesterday is a new
Richmond in the Cairo field and 4
strong firm of fifty wears standiu"
It was represented here Yesterday
by Edward Prendergast, its president
whose father founded the company
when the present head Of lhe FIRM
was still in the cradle Another
prominent St Louis visitor who ha,
been i'm Cairo some days ih gue-i
of Alderman scullin. is W. y WALSH
secretary OF the ST. Lows water
works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
FUNERAL NOTICE,

JOHNSToN-Died, at his residence
in this city, Sunday October is, 1908
Alexander Johnston, aged II sears
months. II lays
Funeral services viii be held thi-
TUESDAY morning at the family
residence 72S Twenty-third street at
o.30 o'clock Rev. A. s. Buchanan OF
the First Presbyterian church
Officiating. Special train from foot
of Fourteenth street at 1915 a. m
for Beech Grove cemetery Special
street cars leave Twentytdird and
Walnut streets for train Immediately
after services. Friends OF deceased
and family invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
i. S. COURT IN
SESSION TODAY
JUDGE FRANCIS M, WRIGHT AND
MAJOR DANIEL HOGAN
ARRIVE HERE.
TWO CASES ON DOCKET
Carbonate Banker, Defendant in
Case Of Marsh VS.. Lewis
Bankruptcy Case Of Mining
Cc.--CreeIman Echoes.

L, s. court will hold a brief session
ia Cairo converting this morning at
the Custom House Judge Francis NJ,
Wright and Major Daniel Hogan,
clerk OF the court arrived last even
ing from Danville and L. 5 Marshal
&. r. Hitch is expected to be here TO
attend to his official duties Other
court attaches will not come to
Cairo at this time,
The cases to come before the court
at this time are Marsh VS. Lewis and
that of the sandoval Coal and Mining
company, alleged bankruptcy pre-
ceedings
Judge Wright was asked by The
Bulletin whether he had announced
his decision in the case of J. f. Defe-
baugh, editor CT the American Lum-
herman at Chicago resisting assess
meut male BY the trustee OF the es-
tate OF the f. f Creelman Lumber
and Manufacturing company which
went into bankruptcy some months
ago, The defendant, Defebaugh,
holds stock in the defunct concern
which ii assessed as desired by the
trustee. would compel Detebargh 10
PAY the sum of $1,000
Judge Wright demanded that the
attorneys present briefs in the case
and he stated to The Bulletin last
evening that they had not done 50
and that he would not render a de-
ctsion until the briefs were sub
mtted
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Fortniehtly Musical Club.

The Fortnightly Musical club will
meet this Afternoon at Library hall.
The program will be given as fol.
Tvs:
Violin. Rondo-Sonata /, opus IL
Beethoy, Mrs l.. Emile Profllet;
piano, Mrs, c. r. Gallagher,
Vocal. Silently Blending Mozart;
Mrs. Albert f. Staehle.
Piano, Sonata, opus 10, No. Bee
thoven. Mrs. Rbert E. Read
Vocal Ny Abode-Schuhert, Miss
Leila Miller.
Vocal, Summer-Chaminade: Mrs.
Albert + StaehIe,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Back.FiIIlna Badly Done.

That the filing over the new sewer
at the intersection Of Tenth street
and Commercial avenue was inn
perfectly endo was demonstrated
yesterday when a wagon of the
Scudder-Gale-Wea company was
stalled there, the wheels going down
almost to the hubs, and was pulled
ont with much difficulty The filling
has not been tamped as required by
the ordinance and contract and the
gravel has not been properly put in
place
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

Hauling brush for the mattress
over the Tenth street sewer outlet
occrped the time Of aJiler Lutz yes
terday ana ex.Alderman VIM. Nc
Hale directed the work Of building
the mattress One mattress about
twenty-five feet square was finished
last evening. Mr. McHale is an ex
pericnced man in this Kind Of wrk,
and has had charge of all the Ievee
work foi the Cairo Trust Property
Co. for many years
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will Dc received for the erect
ION Of two story brick building. a.
the office # The Andrew Johr Bot.
ti.ng Company where plans and speci
fCstIuus can be seen. Bids VIII De-
opened Al their Office AZ goo D. M
October 2sth The right is reserve.
tE TFT"fr any aud all bids
ANHEU SER BUSCH
BREWING ASSOCIATION
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
COMING TO CAIRO
ON INSPECTION
MOBILE & OHIO OFFICIALS EN-
ROUTE FROM okoLoNA,
MISS. TO ST. LOUIS ON AN
NUAL TOUR OF RoAc.

The Jackson. Tenn. Sun OF Sunday
saws. Tho following wellknown rail.
road maenates will arrive in jackson
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock on
their annral tou rof inspection:
President W w Finley. of the Mo
b.. Il Ohio railroad and the follow
iae other officials Of the same road:
Vice President Z. l.. Russell. General
Manager r. v. Taylor Superintend-
cut Ct Transportation z G. Rendell.
Superintendent of Motive Power and
Car Equipment C. s. Mckee AMI
others
They are travelling in train Of
eight ralace Pullman cars with a
large force Of stsnorraphers. clerks
and secretaries. They came here d.
rect from Okolona Miss. and vii
make TIE trip from that point to Ia
st Louis On twelve hours. a distance
of sa4 mites.
T.. ". Moore. superintendent # the
s. Louis division Ct the road and
Master Nc-ra-.c s. q. Mintcn sill
meet ..- s.. r-ial at West Point Miss
Tnct sflrass through this ciiy tbs
morning in q special car going south
Engineer Gecrze Cuudid. on 81
efne NJ. so uiH puIi the traia fe
afs Toint anil here engines and cres
viii pc changed and engineer JOIN
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

Hickey. ON engine 900 will cemRlet
the trip to St. Louis.
1t is understood that these high
officials of the road will spend Guy
a short time in Jackson inspecting
the yards, shops, etc, and that they
viii hurry on to st. Louis.
This is the regular annual inspec.
tier Of the road and shops by the Of
feials
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Funeral of a Eabv.

Private funeral services We're held
yesterday afternoon At 1e30 O'Clock
over the remains of little Walter Ed
Nin McGrrder at the home OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willard Nc
Gruder Of Seventh street conducted
by the Ven A. II, w. Anderson, rec
tor OF the Church OF the Redeemer.
lntermert was made at Beech Grove
cemetert
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20
Fourteen Fined.

In The city court yesterday four-
teen Offenders we're arraigned, seven
for being drunk, five for disorderly
conduct, one yagrancy and one for
peddIine with license. Four paid fines
amounting to aboue $22,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

This sign Is permanently attached
10 the front of the main building OF
the Lydia 4. Pinkham Medicine
Company, Lynn, Mass.
What Does This Sign Mean +?
1t means that public inspection OF
the Laboratory and methods of doing
business is honestly desired. II means
that there is nothing about the bus
mess which is not "open and above
board"
II means that a permanent invita-
ton is extended to anyone to come
aud verify any and all statements
made in the advertisements OF LYDIA
l.. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
Is it a purely vegetable compound
made from roots and herbs - With
out drugs
Come and See.
DO the women of America continu-
allv use as much of 1t as we are tod
Come and See.
WAS there ever such a person as
lydia +. Pinkham, and Is there any
Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick
woman are asked to write!
Come and See.
l. The vast private correspondence
with sick women conducted by
women only. and are the letters kept
strictly confidential :
Come and See.
Have they really got letters from
over one million, one hundred
thousand women correspondence
Come and See.
lave they proof that lydia j.
Tfnkham's Vegetable Compound has
i cured thousands Of these women:
Come and See.
This advertisement Is only for
doumers. The great army of women
who know from their own person.
experience that no medicine in tn
world equals Lydia T. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound for female It's
will still 20 on using and being hen
Gifted by it but the poor doubtin !,
suffering woman must. Tor her Own
sake. he taught confdcnce.f0 Tshcslsn
night Just a. vel regain hef L-alth.
n
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

Alex Martin, ST.. one OF Cairo's
NEST respected negro citizens was
honored by election to the office of
senior grand warden Of the coiored
Masonic Grand Lodge held at Me
tropoIis last week, Alex Martin has
been chef at the Halliday hotel for
the past twenty-five years ever since
the establishment OF that hosiery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-20

a farmer on Rural Route 2. Empire
ca vs. A. Fioyd by name saws.
Euckln's Aruics salve curei fhe tao
'Trrrst srres Z ever saw one ou ms
haad and one n my lsg. u s. vofth
more than its weight ia god. would
MT =. without 81 81 had - mortgage
rHe fsru to get IT, only 15e al al
druggists.