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Tensas gazette., 1908-02-07
CREEP CURE FOR CHILDREN.
German Doctor Finds That Standing
Overtaxes the Spinal Column.

Prof. Klapp, of the University of
Bonn. believes that creeping is the
true and natural remedy for half the
troubles Of infancy. Every child
should be allowed to creep plentiful
ly before it is taught to walk. he
says: 1t is natures law, and when this
is neglected he prescribes return
to creeping to undo the injuries to
the spine, joints and muscular sys-
tenn that result from a premature
habit OF standing erect.
Tensas gazette., 1908-02-07
Youths Companion.

Emperor Joseph of Austria twice
a week holds an audience, when he
is accessible to the richest and poor.
est of his subjects.
Tensas gazette., 1908-02-07

also admits of the handles being set
at right angles, and at other angles
giving the workman a wide range
adjustment, and making it possibl,
to set the handles in positions bes
suited for special kinds of work. Thl
means for locking the several ad-
justments assures rigidity, it being
impossible for the handles to slip.
Tensas gazette., 1908-02-07

The Moors are very fond Of new
made bread and have a feast on II
whenever they can get thJ excuse.
Tensas gazette., 1908-02-07

dQCe udkluS OnS suuuutT- Ill dWditcu
its victims in the small animals Of
the forest Some men surrounded
the tree, jabbering among them
selves, and intensely interested. Two
of them went very near to the tree.
actuated by some mistaken idea Of
bravery, and evidently scheming to en-
trap the monster. which was coiled
several times around the tree. Per-
haps the boa awoke just at that time.
Perhaps he had been only waiting.
but in an instant he partly uncoiled
from the trees and caught the two
men together in its power. 1t must
have been thirty feet long, and. with
its monster strength. 1t crushed them
so that those some distance heard
their bones crackle like kindling.
Then it buried its great fangs deep
in the body of ore of them. quickly
sinking into the pool of water at one
side of the tree. for we had been
working along the side Of stream.
1t was a horrible sight, and the men
were frightened. some of them super
stitiously, as never before.
They made it known that they
wished to go no further. and muir
INJURED among themselves like mutin-
GERS at sea- 1t was in the afternoon
Of the same day that we heard that
the material had been stopped at
headquarters. and so there we were,
without means to go ahead. There
was DO food and no money to pay the
men. Against them there were but
four engineers, including a Captain
Balforr and man named Averdick
nd myself. They demanded our
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
A Wouan,s Back

HAs many aches and psins saussd b
weaknesses and falling. q other displsco.
msnt, Of the pelvic oFgsnA Othsr symp-
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, imaginary specks q
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw.
ing sensation in stomach, dragging o.
bearing down In lower abdominal OF pelvic
region, disagrseable drains from pelvic
oeyana. faint spells with gsnsral weakness.
II any considerable number Of Tie shove
oymptpms are present there b - remedy
that VIM give quicker relief o. more pc.
lAa4ent SAee than Dr.. Pierse1 favorito
eAO1pNo1th has record q ever forty
years Of eufsA " Il tha uQat RQtsa1
lnxtEQIntlpG tonic and atcnnGthenlnG nES,
wing knQXn y medical ssisnse, It's 1ade
OF the gIycofic extFec0 Of nkJIvo 0ediea.
nal roots found in our forests and con
tains not . drop Of alcohol or harmful, =
habitforming drug. Its ingfedisnts ass
all printed on the bottls-wIsppee al ~
tested under oath - correct
Every Ingredient entering inte ga
voFits Prescription has the written en-
0orsement Of the most eminent MEDICAL
writer's Of all the several schools Of prae-
tice-mors valuable than any amount 81
non-profsssional testimonials-though the
latter are not lacking, having bssa coo-
tributed voluntarily By grstsful pstienta
In numbers 70 exceed the endoESsmsnts
given 70 any other medicine extant faE
the cure Of womsn's ills.
You cannot afford 70 accept any DsAisins
Of unknown competition - . substitute
for this we'll proven remedy OF Known
COMPOSITION, svsn though the dealer may
make little more profit thereby. Yous
interest In regaining health 10 paramount
70 any selfish interest Of hls and IL d IN
insult 70 your insslligenss for hin - ~
to palm o. upon you substitute You
know what you want and II y his busl.
ness to supply the article called ies.
Dr. Pisrcs's Pleasant Pellets ase ~
original Little Liver Pills esst PIT ue
~ old d. PisFse ever ferry taAss aen,
much initiated bot nsver sauaJel. Lit116
suSas-seaAsA g1Analss-ea1V - tAho q
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
4IMpRR LAND. ACT JUNE .. ls7s-NoTICE
roF PUBLICATION.

United States Land Once,
Lamar, Colo, Nov. Z, 1907.
Noties I. hsrehy givea that II cempli.ncs with
iS5s, satitled IAN sst for the sale Of timber
lands In the State Of Cslifornis, Oreson. Ne,
q 81 The Public tcoS 5satss s. cot 81 August
1. 18ol, Jesse Tanner, Of Lamar county Of Prov
g, stats Of Colorado. has this day nled In this
chase Of the Southwest Of Southwest y
q Section No. . in Township No. - 8, Range
land sought 10 more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agrieulturel purposes. and 70 es-
ter and Rscsiver Of this otfics ct Lamar, Oolora-
Do. on Wednesday. tho i2d DAY Of January. 1903.
Naskham. George burns, Marx Finn. ali Of
Lamar, Colorado.
Any snd ali psssous claiming adversely the
claims In this ofies ON or before said 1ad day OF
January, 1905, JoHn 4. VILLA NJ.
Register.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
NOTICE. FOB PUBLICATION.
DnrAlrxsxr or IN. 1xrnaIoa,
Land Once ct Lamar, Colo,

D1PAsrnsxr or TIE 1NTsHoa,
Land Once ct Lama, Colo,
Notice 10 hereby given that Isaac Grimsley.
Of Lamar. Colorado. has Aled notice Of his in
tsntisa e make "a. final Sompptation Ir;ea in
No. 5it0 made October 18th, 1904. for the
NV Section Township 3,
before Rseister = Rsoeivsr. at Lamar. Colo.
on Jas. 18th, 1903.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
Of, the land. Wis:
Elwood e. Pike. yamss B. TRAILER. Afford z
Downsf. Jessie n. Wright. all Of Lamar. Cello
JonN A. William,
Register.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01

Interest will cease ON the above
warrants after Jan. II, 1908.
J. T. ADKINS,
County Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01

Interest will cease on the above
orders after Jan. IL, 1908.
J. T. ADKINS,
County Treasurer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
APPEAL TO VO.
TERS IS MADE
BY COL.
HUGHES

~toa. Iiadley N, llughss, from his hOme
at ban.lls, sends this word 10 the yoIvrs
.oLtllr ThiEd congressional dislTic,, and re-.
equsstsalso that. all the palers ia the dis
tricsasopy:
To The iV.tess NJ the Third CUngEession-
a district u GeOrxis:
llh with p'ea'uTc | aHnonuce. to you the
brlght pFo.pec. Of shs democratic victory.
The south i,.s..IM IL the West AMI east
! ihe'eis great revolution oi feeling h
isvsoG MHlism ]. Bryan
,''SpsclaI privileges 10 nono.i and .
! goSsrnmeHt Of.the people BY the people,
b the cry.
siesFgia, heEmplrs state Of the soa,h,
hay HseT sp0d. N thy front rank ollden,Or.
] lAny. Aerlaripu the people .Ahal rule.
wish % imprsss that he Gsmria law
! EeqWfes 4 msioxly vote IN she preslsleatIal
nlrrlIon
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
TEE COST or BUILD.
ING "A CREAMERY

Durisg the past few years here have
lieeu AaIIi IN he Ubiied Stale. several
shODsAnd crsamsrie., many O whieh lave
tsrn .ueersda sruu the start, Will.
others have failed after few Iuonih.
,opsfasiOn. m ] sene were never even start
"a.
An vestigafion Of khe CT ameFy bnsI-
snsss III several states By Ire United States
department Of Agriculture has shows that
;shs sauss VI many Of the iailAses was due
20 iae< u . suaiciert number o. c.,ws.
(which should moi he less thsn 900. and
that . hrrsaslIed because II impcpes :
igaaizAiion, In the case OF co,peratiy.
.creameriss. ana exce.siwe cot Of building
land equipment. Many cpeanisrles rave
cost about twice their actual ~osie, and
swere not II the type suited to th= Locality
In which they were huIt.
The rost q building ai,out IS By 4S
feet vill vars from ysoOto sl,4oo. dep1-
dent upon the locality, che construction,
and ,ils : 4 ofisnatsrlai and labor. Such
abnihlinx usually consists .oI q main woik
ICON. engine AMI boiler roOn, (includiug
spacs ior refrigeratof'maehine) ], coal room,
seisiKesator, alOrr-rovm, md Office.
MncliIaeiy for hand-.epsrator plant
.ccgyi ting q Is horsepower boilsr, :
,hOtsis'ner engine. comLi a,ion chu n
Ni'h . saiaGcIsy Il 90 POUNDS u butter,
AMI O'Ier necessary apparatus, will ,O.t
sppFOxil stey SI,aOo. Machinery for a
sh0le.miik liant will cost about 81 $50.
Tbs sq.nialent wilI nd'e irsm 1000 "a
,I,soo peunls Of butte. PER dsy, II ~.
migrating machine |, incladvd The e,sl
ell l. l.Orl 400 10 s. 200 more.
The iotsl evet II creamery wouldsl,ere
dos sarytrcn $1,000 iOs . simple han,
ssmrste n. ps,wiiIOus artificial relrgs
isatIdh. shsre lsbyr sad material are chrar
.sos4tase1Ors vhOle.mih plant inclWl.
dag uriissisl3 reirlgvrg.sn and a higIie
cost Of lssorasld pAleriAl.
The psparlnsnl q Agriculture i pre-
vpaTsd . Observation-Disclosures TO, the proI~
.organlzatioi5 7 o. srsauere9 and rhesu
lfactolies. aud upon request will suppl,
plan Reorganization, li.t Of machinery. an
.plauIos Creamery. CO respOndente sh"Gl,
Ia a,AAssaaed 10 the LARRY Diyision. u, 5
DsptgtsbsOtOf Agriculture, Washington
10. C.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
NOTICE.
NEW ROAD.


State Of Georgia, ZEE County.
To III WHOM may concern: Take
ncie that u. x. stO.asi, r. corte AMI
he.s have applied 10, an or.lrr seeki <
Ire eStsbII-linis nj Of new rad. vi ich
has i,cee '.'d out and marked .nfor,uab-
y 10 Las BY Commissioner, duly appoint
I'd. and report thereof made IN oath By
thrm-saisi road commencing at the iown
Inns Of ARMENIA 10 said county. and run
ming north 10 raisruad, THENCE irOm tue
salfoau crossing in ir1nl OF j. r. Cooke ;
store -hOuse, tIsrisce running thruu Il J
Il. COcke's plantation The m.st Dire i
roate to the pEblic road running from
Sasses I" Leeshurg, Co.,, and int. rccpGns
said road near the well at The I'D Tom
Taylor place. in said county u Lee
Now il no good c,u-e be shown TO The
contrary b. persons i..terss'e.. in ulis
matter, the order viii he granite BY III
undcrsigned Commissioners OF I0aas All
revenues Of laid county If Lee, al teen
Office at tile coun house in said c,.uniy. al
the reguIai meeting in Nov. next. Oh first
Tuesday ther.in.
This, oct. OH. 1903.
RIP Johnson, Comm
w. {. i.dramore Cmpmr
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

The tair isfsedpd b. four Olher par
tirs - siefeai nssiority tote
II lhey succrrd The Cerli. legislature
n sxlr1 = ssion, alIl haze Il, de-lar li.r
result. An extra sessi . will be cosby b.
& iax Iaysn. This ~ he svert.d 4 tie
ycsess tErn out and u 10 tie p. Ii.
] be- q ~. voters .: the Third cOngre~
nsonal dis CT tvf aIizr that ii 4 important
- Iay-n.pIe all i,nsine ~ Tn~sday, the
u d-y u NOyeHil er. sgd give Mr. Bryaa
thr reQnie'i najo ~ vote.
THREE Is another Fea- n:
We nasr our fight 10 the Urinary eiec-
~ and negIect he general essclfons
songre>s IS insafe- "ur vote. BY the cen. raj
election. sud asniall vote in lhr general
el-cfi.m caasls smi aFrassment T. your
a;rTgla cO:.gressm
Il will be mort gratifsing 10 All CeTxIa
congressman v have heavy vote p0lIrd.
Hrnce Is We this aidrsss, hos4 < that tie
spi cal wiz feaNh tlpe VOTERS, and impress,
pom them lie importance Of = Urge OUT
pmsing a tie democratic votes on the "a
oi NoyemLeT.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
Citation
GEoReIA. Lee County.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
ofdinary's Office said county. octol,eI
SIT. ro s.
TO whom it may concern: Minnie y
Gill has made Application 10 me for psf
nanent letters Of administration Il on tn
r,taie II John f. Gill, late Of std count
otceaed: All persons interest +.
iier b. .etih..d that vii pass uro ~
sue on che first Monday in Nvvcmb
next, at my efie,. in Leesburg
Geo. q, Edwards, Or anary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
What shall l read you tirstr

What shall read you tirst?''
The marriages.
Here's M article anout sonie nov,
who stere found playing with dyna
mite
We'll. read It. 1t possesses IN
same elements OF interest. = Iloustoa
Post.
CumsO -The doctor says must take
plenty Of exercise. ! don't know
whether 10 try Indian clubs or dumb.
bells. Mrs. cumso-I wish you would
come out with me and wheel the per
anlulafor q little way. cumso- Uul,
40. Maria. don't want TO overdo the
thing at 6rSt. yon know. - Exchange.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

GF0EsGI \, Lee County.
70 all ~hpni !; may ncsrn; Lewis
Pye "aying mae apple Ito in due form
II law to he appointed p ra'ansn. admIin-
istrasor up n tie estate d John Deenls.
Notice is hsre.'s givtn TIL, said appiiea-
tion will BE- heari 4 the regular term d
he coDrl Of Oniinar f.r the sal county.
10 be held U. 6rst Monday in Noseu.
e. i.os.
witness my hand AMI Official signature,
this slh. Jay of Octob~, 1908.
Geo. Z, Edward
Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
LEGAL
y Q T re E $
Dissolution Notice.

Ths is 10 give notice that The firm
aIi"~ u ~ Hea'h & Jyckson. consisting 0:
=. n. y. Heath aud u. Jackson has
Ibis day dissolved, Mrs. III. b. Heath con-
tiuneIng witi the business, assuming IL
Al,illiesand resources.
Mrs NJ. y. Heath.
j, u. jackson.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

We 20 know tist knowledge is power:
-. sss. d are uaallo 10 buy books to scwaivs
6swle!as from.
Mowever. we have solved me problem,
SaasFs prs2ArsdtO give you. direct iron seisrV
tbs beSo6s Of our ySsra Of thought and lsbsF.
Every home leeds 3 good library BY
plaa you can buy one three books. or large
soHorton o. books got them regular prices. pay
smsl amount d0wn, small amount each month. ssd
bavS The books IN yOur possession sH the time.
Marx \ b tha book or books you are Interested H.
cut out THE advertisement and mad 10 us and we ~iH
seed y0u Without further obligation your part iu
description Of what yos want. wOH as fuk outline
en- plsa. Be s~rs v ~sehOa this Dsssr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
WORK ON SEWER
TO Be RESUMED
RICH CONSTRUCTION co. WILL
HAVE LARGE FORCE AT
WORK EARLY IN MAY-RAiN
AND WATER INTERPRETED.

Energetic work will be done on the
big sewer soon after May ]. Nj
Rich of the Rich Construction com
pany lett here for st. Louis day or
two ago and is quoted as saying that
h. would be here with 300 men to
push the work with extraordinary
'cncrgy He docs not expect any
more trouble from high water after
the present rise IN the river runs out
1T is expected that the river will get
down to 80 feet carly next week which
win let operations 90 on without fur
.thcr interruption The present spell
.of rain is also expected to be followed
by steady weather
The contract for the big sewer re-
.quircs it to he finished by July / next
hut the interruption of work by high
water in the river and by rains has
been so frequent and SO long con
tinucd that II has been impossible to
prosecute the work and the time viii
have to he extended. which will be
.dCnc. There has been talk that the
Rich Construction company would not
complete the sewer. and some citi-
.zens have refused To pay the tax
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
ALEXANDER LODGE
BUYS RECAL|A
PURCHASED FROM INDIAN.
APoLIS FIRM THROUGH n. X,
LANDES.

Alexander Lodge l. o. O. f., on
of the oldest lodges of the order in
the state Ct Illinois, is preparing Il
add a number Of handsome vestments
TO their regalia and have placed an
order for fine new paraphernalia with
the Henderson Ames Company of In
Annapolis through their travelling rep
resentatiye, Mr. Harry X. Landes
There will be a large number of
beautiful robes of colored satins
nely embroidered and Alexander
'.odge viii be exceedingly well
quippcd when the new uniforms arr
received. Messrs. ". S. Thomps m,
Phillip Lehnins ). b. Ward, and
George Magce. trustees of the lodge
made the selection Of the various
pieces and they were assisted hy De
nuty Grand Master Thomas J. Kerth.
Aprouos Of Mr. Landes, who repre-.
irnts the rcgalia company. it will be
interesting to know that his parents.
Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Landes, wcr"
pioneer residents of Cairo They were
married in GAINESVILLE. Ohio. more than
city years ago. and came down the
Ohio on a fiat boat with n load Of
"rcckerv which Mr. Laudes sold In
Cairo. He decided to remain here and
followed bis trade Of a plasterer. For
some time the couple made their home
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Bon Bons and MINIS

Coffee Cheese-straws Sailed Almonds
The ices We're in the form Of wed
ding bells surmounted by oraugp-blos
SONS aud flaming Cupid's hearts
while the small individual cakes were
prettily iced in pink and white and
bore small china Cupids or two small
white doves bearing golden wedding
rings. The announcement of the
wedding was made known when the
guests found under these pretty ron.
fections a small card on which was
engraved the following fateful words
Herbert n. Henckell. Eunice Bondu-
rant, juno 10. 1905"
The home was attractiveIy deco.
rated with pink carnations and ferns.
Miss Bondurant is the second
daughter of the BondUrant household
and is a most estimable and accom-
plished Young woman. She was
graduated from the Cairo High school
and from Stephens college at Colum-
bia Mo
Mr.. Henckell is one of Cairo's best
known Young men. He has resided
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Entertained Choir.

Rev. Father James Gillen enter
tanned the members of St Joseph S
choir Monday evening at St. Joseph s
hall on Cross street.
Rev Father Engel of Mound City
and several of his parishioners were
guests of the occasion.
A fine musical program and lunch
con were features of the evenings
pleasure, the Germania Maennerchor
adding much to the enjoyment of the
guests by their fine music. Mrs. B..
r. Thistlewood, accompanies for the
Moennerchor played the piano parts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
The COOKING School.

Despite the fact that there was 4
there was a good attendance at the
cooking school which is being held al
TX. NJ. X. C. Hall under the auspices
of the Cairo City Gas company with
Mrs. ]. u. Gibson of Dayton, Ohio, as
instructor
! The women of Cairo are showing
THE liveliest interest in this excellent
course Of lessons in domestic science
aud the attendance in the afternoon is
increasing daily.
At the session last night the menu
was timbales of meat with tomato
sauce. cream Of celery soup. potatoes
IObrien and mint sauce The prac-
teal demonstration of the teacher
was very interesting and prolific of
now ideas. The housekeepers and
young cooks are bringing their note
books and are securing valuable hints,
suggestions ana rules which they iOt
down for future reference.
Last evening three members of the
Chefs club Misses Gladys Aisthorpe
Helen Lewis and Ethel Barry as
sisted in serving. They were pretty
and quite chic in their white aprons
and cans. They will assist at the
other lessons Of the course and their
services are greatly appreciated.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the
lesson will be given on the following
menu.
Thursday Broiled Hamburger,
Drowned Mushroom Sauce. Tomato
Tulips. Dreamed Sa'ad Dressing,
Salad Balls, Deyiled Cheese, Stuffed
Peppers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
KNIGHTS GREET
THEIR CHIEF
CAIRO LODGES x. or p. WILL
HAVE VISIT FROM GRAND
CHANCELLOR HAY OF BLOOM.
lNGTON TONIGHT.

The earnest work of the knights OF
Pythias in this city has been produc
tive Of securing number of ne%
members for the rider
Ascalon Lodge, No. o. reports hay
ms received sixteen new members
land have five applications on file
Cairo Lodge No. l75, has received
twelve new members The work of in
creasing the membership has all been
done since January /, 1908, which
speaks well for the Knights Of
Pythias OF Cairo.
The officers Of b tn lodges have
been untirlng in their Efforts to build
up the organization,
Grand Chancellor Louis c. Hay of
Bloomington will meet the knights of
Pythias of Cairo at the Castle Hall of
Ascalon Lodge in Alexander County
Bank building this evening Mr. HAY
was elected grand chancelr for the
domain of Illinois last October Since
that time his efforts in behalf cf the
Knights Of Fythias have brought good
results from all parts of the state.
After the regular order of business
there will be work in the Knight
rank In addition to an address from
Grand Chancellor Hay there will be
several talks by members + Ascalon
and Cairo lodges These speeches will
be followed by luncheon and smoker
and a good time is assured those who
attend. All resident aud visiting
Knights in the city are cordially in
yited to be present.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Engagement Announced.
he paducah Sun says:

The PaduCah Sun says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wachtel, Of
Macon. Georgia, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Gertrude
to Mr.. Melvin b. WalIerstein, of Pa
duGth. The Macon Telegraph says:
Miss Wachtel is very handsome and
attractive and few young ladies n
Macon have more admiring friends,
Mr.. WalIerstein is the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Jacob Wallerstein and one
of Paducah's most popular young
men. No date has yet been set for
the wedding.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Announce Date of Wedding.

One of the most charming ante
nuptial affairs ever given in Cairo
was that of yesterday afternoon when
the date of the marriage of Mr. Her
bert n. Henckell and Miss Eunice
Bondurant was announced to large
company of their friends at the resi-
dence of Miss Bondurant's parents
Or. and Mrs. A. A. Bondurant on
Eighth street. It was prettily an
nounced at a 4 o'clock luncheon and
good wishes of their friends.
good wishes of Their friends
Mrs. John W. Bransford, Of Union
City. Tenn, sister of Miss Bondurant
was the guest of honor
The assistant hostesses were Mrs.
"A. A. Eondurant, Mrs. BransforG.
Misses Mayme Cushmau. Belle Gun.
bingham, Flora Schutter and Leila
Hastings.
The luncheon tables were placed
in the parlors. hall and dining room.
the place cards being clever little
hand-painted sketches Luncheon was
served in eight delicious courses as
follows:
Ice Grape Fruit with Marchino
Cherries
Cream of Tomato Soup
Waters Celery Olives
Salmon Loaf with Dressing
French Peas pates sd
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Dreamed Chicken with Mushrooms
Potato Chins
Parker House Rolls
Tomato Salad with Mayuunaise
Waters Olives
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
diSplacements, inflammation. ulccra-
ton, tibToid tumors. irregularities.
periodic pains. backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, iiatulcncy. indiges-
ton. diZZineSS.o or nervous prOstration.
Why don't You try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.