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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-07-31

HELM Tor ThOSeWh0 nAVe SCUmaCN
Troubles
After doctoring for about twelve
wears for bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly Ave hundred dollars
for medicine and doctors fees, pur-
chased my wife one box of Chamber
lain's Stomoch and Liver Tablets,
which did her so much good that she
continued to use them and they have
done her more good then all the medi-
cine bought before.-Ssnuel@ Boyer,
Folsom. Iowa This medicine is for
sale by oil druggists. Samples free.
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Twenty-Five Cents Is the Price

The terrible itching and srnarting
incident to certain skin diseases is
almost instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price Is cents.
For sale by al druggists.
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u Bystsndar Office: located over 2ol
Seventh street.
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TRADE MARK
REGISTERED.

When wonderful growing all kinds all qualities
all conditions of hair growing hair bald
thing
the hair rapidly
initiated and largely
actually further that
sell Saying
good referred PORO We advise
its kindly
without Mrs
A. NJ. POPE.
Beware Of limitations.
Call, address mail to
MRS. "a. M. POPE-TURNBO,
2223 Market Sc. ST. Louis, NO,
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Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy

During the past 95 years no rem
sdy has proven more prompt Or
more efkoctuel In its cures OF
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FRIDAY. JULY 81.
J. l.. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
J. n. SHEPARD, MANAGER.

Entered at the Post Office IS second
asa nattar
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-07-31

North Star Lodge, No. g. A. F. Il A. M.-Meeu
First Thursday In each month at Masonic
Hall-North west corner OF Tenth and Center
streets. @. B. Woods, W. NJ; II e. Jacobs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
BRIDGE APPROACH
TO Be REPAIRED
ILLINOIS CENTRAL OFFICIALS
HERE TO INSPECT BIG LAND
SLIDE OF sATuRDAY-To RE-
BUILD AT ONCE.

a. Il. Cliff, division superintendent
Of the Illinois Central. James Clifford
and J. J. Chadwick. all of Carbonate
were in the city yesterday on bust
ness concerning the damage done to
the railroad companys ill at the
bridge by caving-in Of the embank-
Hent Saturday.
The slide was considerable and
calls fer immediate attention. Many
tons q earth extending Eve hundred
FEET along the north side Of the high
7mbankment. between the Big -Four
crossing and the subway, gave way.
Il went down with a swoOp covering
he tracks along the base OF the en-
hankmeut to a depth Of from forr TO
ieht feet Il turned over several
freight cars standing on these tracks.
Men were put to work at once clear
ine the tracks, but the repairs on the
bridge approach will be a big under
'aking and requires the presence of
some Of the big fellows Of the road.
because o. the damage the traffic on
he north track OF the approach has
been suspended and all trains run
yer the south track
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
Life in Iceland.

Nowhere is the contrast between
man and his surroundings so glaring
as in Iceland. Buried in snow and
darkness. deprived of every comfort,
living on rancid butter and dried fish,
drinking whey and milk, dressed like
his servants, seeking In little boat
his food, yet a cultured mind possess
ing an intimate knowledge not only
OF the history Of his own country, but
Of Greece and Rome: a poet fond OF
throwing off satires, intellectually and
morally the equal OF his European
guests, considering himself your equal
and refusing 10 be ordered about
by a rich EDglishmaa, owner OF
several square miles of land and
hundreds of sheep, with a pedi-
gree going further back than that Of
his visitor; a jack Of all trades,
blacksmith in his smithy. boat builder,
and carpenter, an artist in fligree
work. a carver In wood. an eager read
err in books. he has universal educa-
ton up TO the degree to which il Is
useful for o man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

At one of the big receptions given
BIZ the feet at Newport News just pre-
vious to its departure for the Pacific
the six-year-old son OF a noted geolo-
gst was among those present As
the youngster reached Admiral Evans,
ar the head Of the receiving line. the
admiral. who has a warm spot in his
heart for small boys. picked the little
fellow up. perched him on his shoulder.
and remarked: Now. little lad. what
have you got to say for yourself2'
Not a whit abashed by his exalted
position or the distinguished company
around him. the small boy looked the
commander straight in the face and
demanded. why does a wabbit wiggle
his nose?'
As nature study is not as yet re-
quired Tor the navy. the admiral was
in beyond his depth He parted the
question BY asking anotheT-"Why dc
YOU ask me. little man.
because answered the youthful
scientist. because ! think you look
as II you ought to know"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
LAND OF NOD"
AT OPERA HOUSE
VIII be PRESENTED TONIGHT
eY COMPANY OF SIXTY PEG
PIE INADVERTENTLY STAGED
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.

THE Land of Nod musical ran
tasy in prologue and two acts by
Adams and Hough with music by JOS
eph Howard. will be the attraction at
The Cairo opera house Monday, Feb.
nth. The prologue shows beautiful
Garden of flowers where children are
vi play. Little Bonnie" falls asleep
beneath a rose bush and the change
oi scene to the first act discloses her
In THE Land Of Nod" In this mys
terious sleeplaud with Such strange
features AIS peppermint river, a
house OF cards. candy bridge, bal
loon trees and mushroom palaces
Ecnnie starts exploring she en-
counters the Jack Of Hearts ana his
parents, The King and Queen Of
Hearts The Weather Man who
makes an kinds OF wewather while
YOU wait. April Fool, the sand
Man and his pal Knockout Drops
and the merry old Man in the Moon
An of these queer people contribute
Ia her amusement aaG entertainment
Ia the preceding act the Nightmare
alace" Of the Land Of Dreams is en-
tered aud the plot, begun IN the pre-
peding act. is carried TO q logical con
ciEsion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
pEpSIN ALONE WILL DIGEST
5000 GRAINS Of YOUR FOOD

grain of the pure pepsin used Ia.
proven by test TO digest 5000 grains
N steak. eggs and other iocds Ola
poasin will give your stomach rest; il
viii digest and prepare your food TO.
assimilation into the blood the sam
as a sound. healthy stomach woul'
do IT,
A case Ct Pape's Diapepsin costs on
~ 50 cents at any good pharmacy, and
is sufficient 10 give relief to Old
chronic sufferers. and leave some 70.
others Of the family who occasionally
eat something which does not agre
with them
People with weak stomachs shoui'
eat one Tnangule after meals. ane
there viii be no more Indigestion. n.
feeling like a Jump CT lead IN the siom
ach. no heartburn. sour risings- Ga.
on stomach or Belchings or undi
eested food. Headaches Dizziness o.
Vomiting. and besides. what you eat
viii not fermeut and poison you'
breath with nauseous odors. AT thes.
symptoms resulting from sour stem
Iach and dyspepsia are generally re-
iliesed five minutes aifeI fatine OBJ
ITrianguie CT Diapersin.
GO 10 soar druggist and get ~
cent case. AMI sou viii always go G.
the table with q hearty appetite. ans
what you cal VIII taste good- becaus'
your stomach and iatestines viii h'
clean and freash. and ycu viii kaov
There is not going t. DO any more ba
'nighfs and miserable daTs for yor
. They freshen ysu and make you fee
like life IS worth living.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
nR. RAss ANp 4. 90. -.

Or. BASS AND q. cor. 1872.
Editor of The BuIIetin Dr Bass in
IFS farewell sermon yesterday at the
alvary Baptist church. read as his
criptural lesson H. Cor 13, first 10
welfth verses. taking as his text
-erse eleven geographically so near
d. so near the twelfth verse and yet
o far from En- Bass views
There we're only three more verses
the chapter. twelfth. thirteenth and
ourteenth-bu IN open violation OF
lulpit rules reading an entire chap
er for a lesson especially when the
hapter contains only fourteen short
erscs. Dr.. Bass baked at the
welfth for he who so clearly and
orcibly expressed himself aid not
yant any twelfth verse in his. just
hen. no sir. rot he Read that verse;
II much by Or Bass after all that
.ad been preached after an that he
sd written for the papers including
csterdays Chicago Tribune article,
fter an the hard feelings spCntane-
,rsly generated in the hearts of the
air young people OF Cairo and else
where. because OF his continual
knocking On one of the common
,musenents If the day. Or. Pass
new good and well it would never do
fcr him to read II. Cor. 1912. Never
Io. no never. Or Bass knows the DIFF
ference between the solid rock and
The sinking sand and undoubtedly the
Dr. considered the t~eifth verse as
sinking sand for him
Snags in the theological and scrip
a raj stream On. yes but the Dr.
isn't going TO run into one II he can
avoid g. Thai bug" OF which we
have all talked and read so much
seemed 10 buzz around the Or. fore
warning him 10 keep away from the
twelfth verse, and he did.
a READER
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
Flowers Thre ate ned.

The recent rains which caused the
low lots around cairo to be coverei
with water resulted disastrously for
William Davidson, tho florist. The
water put out the fires in his furnaces
at his greenhouses and force Of men
worked all OF Saturday night and sun
lay to pump cut the water in order
that fires might be built to protect
the delicate plants. Fear OF a cold
snap and a possible loss OF thousands
of dollars made the men work Ike
Troians
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
TELLS WHY THERE is NOTHING
so GOOD AS DlAPEPSIN TO
CURE INDIGESTION AND
SOUR DlsoRDEREo
STOMACH.

The question as to how long you are
going to continue q sufferer OF lndt
sestion and stomach trouble is mere
Iy a matter Of how soon you begin
taking Diapepsin.
If your stomach is lacking in diges-
tive power why not help the stomach
10 do its work. NOT with drastic drugs
but p reinforcement Ct digestive
agents. such as are naturally al work
in the stomach
Scientific analysis shows that diges-
ton Of food requires Pepsin. Nitro
zeneous ferments and the secretion Of
.hydrochloric acid.
When your food fails to digest u is
proof positive that some OF these
agents are woefully lacking in YOUR
digestive apparatus.
Each y grain triangule OF Diapep-
sin which is harmless and tastes like
candy. contains pure Aseptic Pepsin.
Diastase. Papair. Calcium Carbonate.
Tasteless Cascafa. Ginger and other
natural elements necessary to diges
ton. anil when placed at work in =
weak stomach and small intestines
supply just what these organs are call
ling for. These Triangules Il Diapep
sin promptly stimulate the Gastric
glands. increasing the digestive juices
overcoming even the worst case Of In
digestion in a little while Only one
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
Dynamitinq a Cliff.

one hundred and fifty thousand
tons Of solid rock dislodged by 1900
pounds Of dynamite forms a literally
striking feature Of Lyman H.,
Howe's new program of moving pic
tures 20 be seen at the Cairo opera
house on Wednesday. February 18TH.
Eight weeks were required to bore,
and seal with FIVE tons OF cement, the
20-foot tunnel required to imbed the
dynamite. This gigantic blast oc-
Cured in the quarries near Cherboure
the ancient marine port Of France
they we're opened by che great
NAPOLEON oyer century ago, and
have been worked continually ever
since. The stone obtained is 50 hard
nat it viii not dissolve 10 hydro
chloric acid. It Is invaluable for con
structing and repairing roads. Prices
- IS and 50 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
DIDN'T SIGN PETITION.

New York City Feb. "a, 1908
Editor Of The Bulletin; am in
receipt Of letter from friend %
nine today in which he tells me OF e
persistent rumor which he heard fol
the past few days to the effect that
awe signed the temperance petition
VIII you kindly say for me, thai
he report is not only unfounded' ou'
malicious. because am away from
acme and can't defend myself
/ haven't to my knowledge express
a myself on this subject to anyone
me way or the other.
Permit me to thank you in advance
for your kind Indulgence and believe
me. Yours very sincerely.
SAML WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
.INSULTED GOOD
PEOPLE OF CAIRO
cAYs CONTRIBUTOR TO THE BUL.
LETlN REGARDING REV, BASS
WHO LEFT SUNDAY.
Remarkable Poses and Sentiments Of
the Minister as Appeared in
Chicago misunderstanding
Communication.
Editor Of The Bulletin,

! Editor Of The Bulletin.
The Rev l.. u Bass made his exit
From Cairo Just in the nick Of time
when he LETT yesterday afternoon for
East st. Louis there 10 reside and
.tartle the natives that Il. II the ma.
tlyes 10 not decide 20 10 d little Of
The startling themselves It Is report,
| ed rpon good authority that an mdg.
lnation meeting OF the good people Of
Cairo was about to be held to make
the DIR answer for the personal al.
fronts aud insults he has offered to the
eccd women. girls and men Of Cairo
from time te time
! The writer through the spirit Of
curiosity that actuated nearly every.
body IL Cairo yesterday read the al.
tticle written by Dt Bass regarding
his very laseivious views about dane
| Inc, the employment eli women In
nices kissing, etc. etc. al nauseam
aud Inspected the Very remarkable
poses Of the It's who must have
taken much Of his time to stand in
the glare Of a Aashlight in order to be
written up.
n the Aforesaid article tnere are
statements OF "hica the people OF
AFRO should demand retraction' fen
1t is adding calumny to this city's
reputation to have such views sent
7ul with lalfo name a'taehed'
me writer considers CAIRO fortu-
late tnat tne term o. residence o. JNe
~. ia this cltF was meteotlc as y
teDao.F mas oefh everywhere eise
he aetioh q haat -. LOUIS " await
II W'ta interest.
re most Ha4Falt insult u the All
ic'e I we mention made 81 Women
= p s.hes7' me 1oahs women O
aito am etelS other city WHO arg
.l'tioSea VIII resent me statement
s''' 'iit 7 ptisitiohs III oilices are aail'
'etouSt az af'.l. i',SpfotHle sIfl can
.A' qoes Maintain her posltioh WIN
- Saeiliiflfs one iota OF heF dignity
M the flsh1 g tae hlshest esteem
~ can oe l'aid % any woman. Q
y tiie u'el jasllee' lo woman "h'
"i'Ap'e9 hS1Si5 ~ 'ie iiens 'aaii'e'
~ t.e ieast aailseI q haNils het
i.i Rneheo ~ Quoie MI hass
sl'en1s 1fe il.eh Tho tniPios
"illea A. 'i'elf "nices na'e p''a'iN'
mus 'hah ae'liF - 'l'ose .loih "noln
r. 'est aha PnFts' 'housN'7 a'e W
en'e'i
hegafaing dahclhs' y the young
'en O Caito q any otneI ciN ha'
yen Niese'' thoue'i'7 J" ehelI heaps
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
MARRYING Mary.

A novelty is found in Marrying
Mary" which will be seen at the
Cairo opera house Friday Feb list
III is an epilogue which Marie Cahil
recites. 1t has long been considered
taat an epilogue was practically inn
pqsgible of delivery because Of the
modern audience will not remain
after the slightest indication Of thf
approach Of the end Of the play. II
Marrying Mary" the end comes so
abruptly that the audience is listening
10 the epilogre before It knows It. and
then it is treated to a clever bit OF
verse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
AT THE Arcade.

The Arcade the new r.cture show
closed its first week Of business Sat
urday night with very good results
despite the unpleasant weather OF the
week. Miss Nettie Farnbaker con
cluded an engagement there Saturday
night and has returned to Paducah
where she viii resume her work as
musical assistant at the theater there
The play Of Monte Cristo in five acts
OF moving pictures attracted a bis
crowd at the Arcade Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
WILL. VISIT IN EUROPE
Expedition Formed Fer Teachers Of
Elementary Schools Of the
United States.

New York. Feb. lG.-Fiye hundred
or more American school teachers
viii visit England. Scotland and Ire
land and the continent Of Europe
next autumn for inspection Ct schools
and methods Of teaching IN vogue
there. This announcement was made
today By the national civic federation
which has just completed arrange
ments for the expedition.
The expedition Will De confined TO
schools e secondary and elementary
grades. manual and industrial train
ing schools and TO institutions for
training % teachers. Tho teachers
viii be selected from those engaged t.
similar Hork in the United states.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

In the Italian army al cavalry regi
ments are supplied with carrier pig
cons. which are used for the transmits
sion Of information during all their
military maneuvers in camp Young
cavalry officers go through a course
Of instruction Oh the training OF pig
cons for military purposes at the
PigpeIal college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

To find ont which DAYS bode evil
take the date Of she ful moon Count
the DAYS before instead of after ih-s
date and multiply the number og The
number a. I In the month. AID
from the ~ The unlucky days o.
the months arc found
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
SOCIETY NEWS
TWO New Members.

Az the meeting 81 The Chefs hei0
AZ the home Of Miss Dpa Marx SAT
nrday afternoon Miss Helen LeWi7
ana Miss Mabel lilehseN we're taNsH
into membership in the club whlcA
has a very laudable purpose that o.
learning the substantial art OF COOK
ing,
Miss Pearl Cohn will entertain the
club next Saturday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

BY trausposition Of names in the
election story in yesterdays Bulletin
II was made to app; al tnat Capt. sam
Brush, the Prohibition candidate, had
received ~ votes In Cairo and Daniel
Boone. the Socialist candidate had rel
ceiyed ISL The reverse il true
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

You're right. said Alkah Ike, he
died very sudden while playin' poker"
Heart disease77 queried the tourist.
wal. We might call If heart spade.
club and diamond disease. He had
all four aces up his sleeve"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
WAN ED
Clean, White RAGS, 1t
The Bulletin Offisea


When a wife discovers that her hus-
band is tired Of having her kiss him
she never after that n1glects IL. She
thinks II a sign that<she is a lovely
character because she often kisses
her husband when he doesn't Ike h.
Men are such towards that they never
confess that they are tired Of kissing
their own wiyes.-Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Patience hear your sisters been
getting married again and gone TO
housekeeping?
Patrice-Yes. STE has.
and hos does she Ike her new
datg"-YoBksrs Statesman
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
RusiIY Engaged

Did you know said the nervous
nan. that Saturn has lost one Of its
rings MY friend answered Nj.
sirius Barker. i can find enough TO
worry about night here on this earth.
! don't have 70 get q ielescope.7
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

the causes in which he protested an
interest, j. G. religion, temperance and
morality
DlSCCSTED
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

John II. Brown the well known I'M
surance agent, will 60 to Springfield
Tuesday TO attend the mid-winter cen.
yention OF the Illinois Association Of
local fire insurance agents. Mr.
Brown is on the program for an ad
dress for Wednesday afternoon and
his subject will be Agency and Com
pany interests in Expirations.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

when a man kisses BIS wife is il a
souvenir spoonf
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

J. b. Clarke Of St Louis, travelling
salesman for wholesale shoe CON
eorn. is here calling on his custom
..i.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Nelson c. DePew. the well known
onductor for the Mobile and Ohio
railroad who has a run between Cairo
and Okalona, Miss. is convalescent
after two weeks illness and expects
to be able to resume his duties this
week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Alderman Bourgeois is still at ST.
Mary's lntirmary. but Is slowly IN
proving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17
PERSONAL NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Il. Ehrenfeld Of Clinton, KY form,
erly II Cairo, ii in the city on bust
ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Conductor William Thompson 81
the Illinois Central railroad is In the
city having resumed his periodical
run between Cairo and Memphis. He
recently spent a vacation at winter
resorts on the gulf and is much i'm.
proved in health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Mrs. Hunter Hough 81 Dexter Mo-
ana Miss Edna Wright Of Paducah,
XIV, were guests Yesterday of Mt and
Mrs. John Tiernan Of The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Mrs Hanfcrd of Carbonate, Il the
guest oil Mrs. J. Q. Zimmerman Of
fifth street. having come to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Martin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Wall (nee Mac
Gowan) arrived hero last eyenine
after wedding trip to Chicago and
other cities. They are guests at The
Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-17

The Misses Iona swoboda, Edith
Hill and Ethel Charles left yesterday
to spend a few days in st. Louis shop
ping.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Despondent over financial losses.
Edison Van de Water. a bank clerk.
killed himself at New York with pot
son.
The oldest ex-governor In the Uunit.
ed States is Frederick Hollbrook. of
Vermont. who was ninety five years
old Saturday.
Charges of misconduct and viola
ton of and contempt for the laws have
been filed with Governor Hughes
against Mayor f. p. Mann. of Troy,
n. Y.
His coat catching in the machinery.
Joseph Gregg. at the gimlet colliery,
Shamokin. Pa. was swiftly drawn into
the scraper line and frightfully in
jured
John Harrison Cox. OF Benton. Is
now on a visit to Minlintown. Juniata
county. Pa. 20 see his brother and sis
ter for the first time in thirty nine
years.