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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-04


ION mat th's is suuJeet very '''le
understood OF plac' iceu' u II Se
ious thing for us 10 know the 'eacn
ing OF 'fol 5 "ofd aud thth hot iol
low that teaching ana II IS serious
thing nor 10 KNOW me teaehlhs %
0od worn pe,ieNe We aie
SponslhIe iof Aot knowing, II Ne en-,
SNOW Whai ao we mean ny ei'r'ns
Webster SAYS me noun tllnt means
a tehlh ~" '"'o means 70 laN oi
the amount ot ''"tn' S'io" ma ma,
the ""ro 'i'e' means .fii'H We WI
read SOME passages from you
word. where the TWO words are used !
Il'"friause apS Ley
ANA "H 5he ilthe OF tue ANU
whether OF ne see" OF Tue ANU VI
OF 1r irull or ne Tree Is the lotu ;.
n rs hoiA unto the i-ora.
Ana concerning the t'ht OF 'ue
herd, or or the tlock' even OF Nhat7
soeNer passetu uhdef the fou w
tenth shali be hoiN ualo me Lold'
In the 80th verse the expression
lis the Lord ilaphes an estapilsh-
ed usage ana Jaw. III THESE verses
We find about the most concise stare
ment o} the law Of he tenth. put
this is by no means the only state
ment OF this Law in Gods word
The scriptures assert that The
earth is the Lords and the tuliness
thereof For every beast of the
field is mine and the cattle upon
thousand hills. IF ! were hungry
would not tell thee for the world
is mine Now what is the tithe? II
is simply q tangible token and testi-
mony that all is God s Why he asks
for lust this proportion we do not
know. lie IS the great arithmetician
of the universe.
The tenth is Gods minimum. the
hack step he would put to our sell
fshness. saving. Thus far thou
shalt 60 and no farther. All we
have is Gods we are simply his
stewards Are we faithful stewards?
Before we came into possession of
what we have. some one else had it
before us. and when we pass away
some one will be given what we now
possess thus what we have is simp-
~ loaned to us by the Lord and we
viii be held responsible for the way
We use this loan The work of the
church is the conquest OF this world
her faith. all her learning. all her
COMMISSION II II celAdihtlN he
mendous work TO be accomplished
and to do TINS the church needs an
her faith, all her farming, all hef
PRAYERS and all her money,
II religion, which IS the most I'M
portant thing IN the world, is to
flourish men must devote to it two
things time and money
ne purpose OF the tepth Is me
:. II.
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Tlu an sNuhH. T. Ana the
~ sp"Se UNTO AARON SAYING
80 ana,' nav no Ihnerl'ahee IN
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clitaleli 81 lSi"e' ,o
anu oenolu' nav Sl'c" wy
ehiiureh OF Lew an me lel''h Va is sra
81 ioi an '.nel i'ai''-e' 'oi 'H9ll 9C
VIC "tiicI 'i,eS - eve" ,lle Se
wy - ',ie '''''' i''''e " '"e
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nIV'' '.l'.luiFu 81
rae neH'eloIt" 'onIe HiEn 'ne ,ap
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-04

Buy your pumps from +. S. Cronk |
Co. All kinds. Prices way down"tf |
The evening world., 1908-01-22
BOOMERS FORCE
GOVERNOR OUT
INTO THE OPEN
Hughes Letter Gives Them
Little Comfort, but Keeps
His Record Straight.
LOBBY IS WONDERING.
Just How Far Candidate Can
Insist on "ReformS" an
Unsolved Problem.
LOBBY is
Especial From a s.att Correspondent,

Nf~N
ALBANY. Jan. 2.-"Smoked out. or
tho trials OF a Governor who wanted
something handed to him without ask
ing for It," would b An appropriate
which Gov. Hughes provided a climax
last night. His ounceme that he
wants the Job now held By his warm
and personal friend President Roosevelt
was the direct eeult of the pe.nicious
activity Of a lot Of fellows who wanted
good seats on the Hughes hand wagon.
They have been traficking with the
old bosses. who were badly crimped
by the Governor before he began to
play politics. promising all sorts OF
things in return for delegates. In a few
weeks the Governor would have been
involved in a fine row which would have
placed him in a false light. SO he de-
clded TO stop hiding and come cut in the
open.
HIS letter contains colo comfort for
his boomers. but places him correctly
before the public. With tho assistance
Of his real friends his boom will now
teadily expand until II penetrates the
remote sections Of the country-or blows
up. Its fate is entirely in the hands Of
the stratght-soods bosses. who do not
usually indulge in any undertakings
from purely pIi.anthropic impulses.
Just what effect his move ts going to
have upon the Governors standing with
the Legislature remains to be seen.
Being a candidate looking for dele
gates would naturally impair his
pendence in dealing With the high
binders IN the Legislature and make
him moro cautious about offending any
interest tsAlt might be worth cultivet-
ting IN a Presidential campaign.
The Governors letter admitting he's
q willing Barkis rings true enough TO
Impress the legislators with his de-
termination to prosecute TO the limit
the reforms he has undertaken, but
there is no mistak1ng the fact that ne
II not viewed with the same degree
O, fear he was during tho first year OF
his term.
JUS how far his avowed candidacy
for the Presidency Will affect has stand
ing With the Legislature will be re-
vealed when the statesmen tackle the
first Of his Recommendations to come
out into the open.
The evening world., 1908-01-22

Legislature why q largs bunch Of Amen-
can Beauty roses which no ordered for
Senator Fancher. of Cattaraugus.
reaohed that statesman. Douglass comes
from Fancher's district.
When Douglass got to tho chamber
tina night he noticed there were no
flowers on Fancher's table, but that
there was a large cluster of roses on the
desk of Senator Franchot, of the Mia
gara-Orleans DISTRICT douglass called
up the florist from whom the flowers
had been ordered and no insisted that
The evening world., 1908-01-22
THE EvEN1No WORLD. WEDNESDAY, Y. JANUA

of Erie County. had a pretty tough
time of 1t during the recent campaign
His district Is heavily Democratic, but
divided about evenly between Irish and
Italians.
The Italians insisted on pronouncins
Costello's name with an italian accent.
Tho result YVES that many Irishmen
came to the conclusion he was an
Italian and so voted for the Republican
candidate. The Italian voters wouldn't
vote for Costello on the ground that
he was Irish, and between the two Cos
tello had a pretty close shave.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Shoe Findings, Etc.

EVER READY OR
POL
lSI1LNG PASTE, per
tin ................... &C
LONDON OR GEM
POLISHING PASTE.
per large tin........ DC
EVER A COM
POLISH.
russell or black.....l0c
n. Y. 5. MILITIA
SELF pol
ISH. per bottle....loc
GILT EDGE, per bot
tie
~wHITTEMoRE CON
POLISH,
russet or black.....1oo
~wHITDHoUsE, for
white canvas shoes
e-o1. bottle ..... 20
wHITEINE. for white
canvas shoes, per
bottle
~MELTONIAN n
per bottle ..........1Oo
LAMB'S WOOL poll
lSIIING BRUSHES,
1870
ENGLISH
PRESS. sold hcrto-
fore ut s4.b0, reduced
10
COMBI-
NATION COAT AND
TROUSERS II A n c.
ERS, imported TO Eell
at SOC per set. for tlls
sale ,.....,.,...'.'.'-oc
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Jimmie oliver lie Handed "crusher'

by GrandiIoqucnt CuVITITer.
The first spat of the session
Col. james Oliver and Louis Cuvillisr.
al Manhattan. occurred Yesterday when
the colonel jumped on the d~eep-voiced
grsndiloquent eX-NIrgtn!an for Offering
a resolution to enlarge the alitooratto
Committee on Rules, of which the
culone! Is a member.
Cuvillier Haired W, and in his excite
mont eAecuted a iinsuul slip that
brought dow tho House.
Sir" shouted Cuyl.lier, tho gentle
man from New York. Mr.. Oliver, is out
OF order and parpariiainentary in his
INSTRUMENTATION"
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Han Dressing Needs

IN ISlBLE b A Z X
HAIR NETS, per
hall dozen ........IOc
REAL HAIR CHIGNON
NETS, j for ......lOc
LARGE SIZE ALL
OVER HAIR NETS,
e6Cn ........ ...... lOc
FRENCH + o NJ F A =
DOtR FO u y - A.
TlONS. made on wire
foundations. all hu-
man hair shades;
eaCh 80. tbc
GENUINE MARCEL
WAVING X q n S,
each 6DC
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Hose Supporters and
Cater Elastic.

FANCY L. SILK
GARTER ELASTIC.
yard strips.....10o
EXTRA QUALITY EX-
IRA STRONG ALL
SILK ELASTIC. / to
IN inoh wide. value
85o to 600 yard. per
y yard strip lilo
LADIES', MISSES Il
CHlI4DREN'S SIDE
G. a T II S. wide.
strong elastic, pair.
q, z d So
MEMS HOSE SUP
PORTERS: silk elas-
tic, ? pa,rs for.....19o
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Miscellaneous

d. NJ. c.. EMBROID-
ERY COTTON, per
half dozen............5c
COLLAR
SUPPORTERS. . sets
on a card, 2 cards
Tor 30
INDIA TAPE. s pcs. in
a bundle. with bodkin,
3 bundles for........6c
A E N A NJ K l.
DARNING EGGS...1c
POLISHED w o o d
CABINETS, contain
Ing so hair pins.....3c
NICKEL K ID
ALCO-
HOL Acc
FEET, 2
pairs for ............6o
f + A r H z r S ITCH
BRAID, good quality.
6-yard pieces ........Sc
ENGLISH CASHMERE
MENnlNG WOOL. 3
cards for ............5c
HAIR PINS.
OF. papers, 6 papers
A NJ r E II RAIL- T o P
HAT PINS, Q for..5c
SILK CORSET LACES,
6 yards long........1OC
L NJ P / II e SLEEVE
pei
cGAMoIs JEwEL
POCKETS, each 80
SAFETY X e1-
ira strong. with belt
GLOVE FORMS, with
movable thumb. for
cleaning gloves. ca !
FRENCH SHELL or
B HAIRPINS,
superior finish. all
shapes, medium size, 6
In Q SoS.............1Sc
Bastins Cotton
DRESSMAKERS' SPE-
CIAL, 500 yard spool,
per dozen .........3Sc
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Sewing Silk
Sale of Pearl But
fonS

NJ o T Fl n r o r
p Il A r Y A y D
FRESH
PEARL BUTTONS,
NOT strictly best
quality, at, Il doz 30
NJ o T III Il r o T.
+ Il Il |. a y -
FRESH WATER
PEARL
mot strictly first
quality, l-S, Ia and
dozen on u card,
at, 10
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Franchot Got Fanchcr's Flowers.
DOUGLASS Paid the Bill.

]. Robert Douglass, assistant librarian
Of the Assembly, has been trying to
Ind out since the opening session of the
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Bone Casing

S I l. X
PRuSSIAN b 4 y D.
ING. 9-yard pieces.
per dozen $3.50. Per
piece ...............l4c
Sewing Silk
ATLAS PURE SILK
MACHINE TWIST. IL
or. per dozen. $3.50;
per spool ..........a0c
DEFIANCE SEWING
SILK, 100 yards.
black, per doz. spools,
zoe. per spool. sc
defiance SEEMING
SILK. SO yards. a
Night weight silk, in
black and staple
colors, for use with
sheer materials, per
dozen spools, BOO: per
SPOOL .................8o
The evening world., 1908-01-22

no had sent them to the chamber. In
the mean time Senator Franchot had
distributed his roses about the cham
Dor.
Yesterday Douglass got his bill for
the roses. Then Douglass found out
why Fancher did not get the roses. TIT
bill read: For flowers FOR enator
Francher."
Race Prejudice Made Costello Hustle
In a Strong District.
Edward P. Costello, who this year
represents the Fifth Assembly District
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Pins
n NJ A X r S

d r e g s NJ AK rs
PIN 8, adamantinG;
half pound boxes, az.
desirable dzes..;iSac
%, %
A Pins l n,S,d
round boxes. soliu
brass; will not rus,
per boN......'''''.
A HEAD LAc a.
Pins, per dozen..' ~:
LARGE PIN Cuhro
black, white or coior@u
heads ......'.'..
HAT flS
TABLETS. containing
8 hat pins...::...:.u
NOVELTY PIN CtSh-
0 n S, vegetap'es'
fruits Sc: large SIZE
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Notions and Dressmakers Supplies.
Our SD Quarterly Sale Continued.

Remember, WI tolerate n seconds" short Measure or hort counts. U
methods permit you o save rs per cent to 80 per cent.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Skirt Binding

ATLAoENE. yard
pieces, t d a d
width, black and sta
pie colors; n lustrous
silk finish skirt bind
ing that will not mar
the shoes; per dozen.
Doe; per piece......Sc
NJ 0 IL ) X l II T
BIN q. 24-yard
reels. black only. per
reel ...... ..........3oc
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Hooks and Eyes

SPECIAL s A Il h 7 Y,
Nos. 2, 8 and I; per
gross 80
ATLAS SAFETY, Bupe-
rior q II ), extra
strong 6, warranted
not to rust! sizes /, 2,
g. 4: per gross, 1chn
SEWING
OIL, first quality. per
bottle ................Bc
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Dress Shields

DRrsslfhKERS SPF-
EIGI a thoroughly
satisfactory article.
IIpht weight and
washahle. Shiold or
crescent shape.
Per dozen pairs--
TSo eoo 500 e1.2o
Per pair
70 So % 12o
SPE-
CIAL. Jap Silk Cover,
a light weight sht-
for Summer wear.
Per dozen pairs
s sf:S MA sass'oi5
Per pair
lao. Zoe. 100.
Featherbone
SILK GROS A
box of II yards. 40
COTTON ED,
box of IL yards. 800
HOOK
AND EYE BONE. pei
box of IL yards. 300
SILK COLLAR BONE,
per doz .8Oc
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Shoe Laces

EXTRA TU-
B y l. A S Il . 10
LACES, all lengths
pairs tor..............bo
XII TIPsE ,oE s;I.bi
russell or black. per
pair .................1oo
r WIDE MER-
c e r z Il ID e
LACES, 3O-inch, rus
set or black, per
pair DC
The evening world., 1908-01-22

BIOOMISGDALEs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
SKIN CURE A SIMPLE WASH.
External Remedy For Eczema Suffer
ers Greatly StmpIifies the Treat
ment.

! II you are suffering from any bum
ling itching skin disease. the only wa
ito cure it is to go right after the rea
itrouble-to cure the skin itself.
Thousands of patients have suTere.
| for months in vain attempts to doct
their blood when the whole tr.ubl,
was bacilli feeding upon the skin an,
causing the unsightly blotches ana
sores
Skin specialists now prescribe p
simple liquid wash, easy to apply
which gives instant relief. This rem
edy is composed OF oil Of wintergreen
TO which are AIDED healing vegetable
remedies. Oil Of wintergreen alon
vim not cure, but a coterie Of ex
pesrts in Chicago headed by an noted
specialist experimental with ether
medicinal properties until they found
the proper preparation. The result OF
their efforts is called d. d. D. Prescfip.
zion, sure specific for the cure OF
skin diseases.
Here is only enc instance of what
d. =. D, Prescription has done: My
little girls head Was a running sore
D. J.. L. Prescription has cured her
sound and we'll. B. l.. Hipp, phi
'aupbcI, Ala
II YOU are suffering fr-m any skin
disease, swould it not pay You 10 try
,ue bottle Of d. d. D. Prescriptions
iou probaly have spent many times
BE- cost vi one bottle vainly trying 10
It. p that awful burning itch Herman
:. Schuh. Call at our store for a free
.ool.let on the care Of nutrition OF !
he skin with suggestions as to the
use of .. = D. Soap This valuable |
iooklet is absolutely free
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30

on the subject Of finance was born
! in London. April 80. 1884, the son
ef Sir William Lubbock, a noted as
ar0nomer and mathematician AT r
attending Elton. the son went into
| his fathers banking house at the az
at fourteen. Before he was twenty
one he had mastered the science of
banking and in 1856 he became a part
Iner in his fathers establishment So
high was his professional reputation
that he was chosen honorary secre-
tary to the Association of London
Eankors, and first president Of the Iu-
,stitute Of Bankers He entered par
'ianent In 1870 and served continU-
opsly until 1900 During these years
he was a prominent member of
numerous commissions having to do
with the Improvement of the public
schools. the. advancement If science,
international coinage ana other mat
tiers of public interest II is, how
ever, by his works on the ancient
Vestigaes and remains OF man that
Lord AyebuFy has most distinguished
himself He is the author Of many
books dealing with these subjects aud
has been honored with membership |
in the prominent scientific and |
learned bodies throughout the world |
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30

From an item in yesterdays Bulle
tin, under the head Of Cairo in 1864,
1t appeared that the police of that day
served the public not only as pMe
officers but also aided the attentive
lady walters at Charley Mehner s
Harmonic Hall" to serve the
choicest brands of wines, liquors and
cigass," This was an error Of the
Mcrgenthaler The police of those
day ia net serve the public in that
way any more than they do now Az
Charley Mehner's Harmonic Hall
they had polite and attentive lad
walters to serve the thirsty. 1t need
not be inferred from this that the
policemen of those days would net
have rendered whatever aid any
polite and attentive lady waiter
might have required of them-and the
same may doubtless be said for the
policemen of today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
THE FC JR-DAy DOAT.
Its Advent May Soon BE Expected,
Say steamship Men


In hrr latest run from New York
| e Queenstown the Iaura taEia made
the distance between Sandy Hook
licAt house and Dauuts Rock in five
'Sys aud five minutes, trayersins
! what Is known rs the long route, or
shout 2.932 knots. The best pre-.
I gions record for the eastward voyage
made by the same vessel was beat.
IN by two and one-ha'f hours
It is within the recol action OF
men yet young hat ? days was
considered a remarkable record for
the voyage from New York &c
Queenstown, and prediction that
steamship would nike tie trip In
approximately Eve days. would have
been considered preHesteroGs. The
500 foot boat was. ut the Time OF its
advent con.id' rel practically tie
.mit observes the Rochester Demo
crtt aud Chronicle # reduced the
timp OF the voyage nearly TO one-haIl
)i la-t &C lp'eI bE thc cartier cam
ships. which were approximately
only cBe-half the size The intro.
iuctiou of steel construction WIS
doubtless the most important ad
sance in tine art of ocean. going yesse'
constitution ana usiorsi IN a new
Pa The enormous increase in |
ocean travel also stimulate, competi-
ton. ami he ev0mtiCn from the cid
sy'c packet with jts auxiliary sal, |
power, to the great modern flyer. is |
the production Of the fast express
steamers
The lntroauctiou Of the modern
-ram turbine las been potent fac
t r "a the Increase in speed ana tho
@ went Of the Gva-day beat While |
{ Se economical features ot the steam |
turbine have not been fully worked
out and its comparative commercial
value settled. It is in present favor
IS efficiency IN enabling high speeds
' tn large vessels. having been ap-
Iarent'y established
In view OF the accomplishment by !
the Marretania marine constructors
ire now confidently predicting the ad-
vent of four day ocean Terry. Ar
'angemeuts have already been made
'or the construction OF two turbine
lriven express steamers each 900
eet long. AMI il is considered not !
Unlikely that within the next three
j. four years New Yoke can voy-
ige to London. II nsact a days bus
! ess, and return home again within
he time occupied but a lew years
90 n the voyage from Sandy Hook
light to Queenstown
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due to leave second ct. Eu
lug north on Commercial Ave-, every Is min
utes from y. m. 10 IL p. IN.
Going North on Walnut st. every lis miuutv
from sos = m. to lA:63 %. IA.
POPLAR ST. LiNE-Holbrook Ave, car
TO leave second 1T. gefBg uerth on Holbroo
Ave-. at 5;57i 6.7; 6:42; 1857; 7:l2 a. m. and os
same ainntes every hour until l0:42 and It:f,
y. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth St. at a:A!
6:l9i 6:34; 6;49; and 7;04a. IN and on same NH,
ates every hour until 1854 and Il:04 %. m.
Poplar st. cars dine to pass st. Mary's par
10 minutes after leaving Second st,
hELT LINE OWL OARS north ON Walnut
II 80 p. m. 1894 a M; 80 o. M, 80 o. M
$50 8. M; 80 a. M; 80 a. m.
North on Oommercisl--12:O0 p. m. linn
N. zoo a. m. 3: 90 a. ID. 4 20 y. IN. s ., IN.
Belt and owl cars are due 20 pass Yves
thirtv- fourth st. 10 minutes after leayins
Sscond ST.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
Between Senate and House Conferees
Considering the Army Appro-
priations Bill.

Washington, April 2),--The senat
and house confefees on the army bill
reached an agreement tonight. The
senate conference receded from the
amendment raising the pay of the
officers on a percentage basis. In
stead. schedule was adopted in-
creasins the pay ranging from 800
for cadets to $500 per annum for all
above first lieutenant.
The conference adopted the senate
for increased pay for en-
listed men. The senate amendment
providing $lQo0,000 for field maneu-
pers and summer encampments was
retained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
Our
Place
i'm the
Universe
BY SIR OLIVER LODGE.

| planet the solar system.
Men have not been here long do pretend TO say how long
may take that the earth has gone through long labor of preparation
for the existence Of the human We less about b history
Of the human than know about the history planet
Thus then tho chances that if planet chosen at ram
DOM shall find it either the labor preparation or in the state of
rest after activity. The duration Of the of race akin TO the
human race may be but episode in the life of planet If The earth
has been Inhabited for only 100000 Jp0o 900 ver. il may be-
conJecurt that there chance of only favor of anv other
planet chosen at random being similarly inhabited There is ooa deal
more TO be said this only the first word were of an argument
but is not to be wholly overlooked.
In solar system however there are planets of all zesone
thousand times bigger than the ear"name Jupiter Others smaller
around the w@ occasionally the earth and can he
to separate atoms The large not had time TO cool
the surface. 1t blazing gas and not likely to be
inhabited nor Jupiter Others enough Inhabited but
not clear whether they have reached the period human race
One two may have reached period which something ognizay
higher than the human race is existing upon it.
As 10 how life originates these planets ignorant at
present entire mystery. would YOU build TOO much
on that do not think will always mystery nor would
have theoogan shaken in his if should something
about the nature and origin Of life realize this pro-
cess OF evolution not process which negatives excludes
divine activity 1t IS venture say, revelation of manner
of divine activity 1t the way the Deity works
The attempt show that evolution mgud-tha the result
of absolute cancea What pointed unguided random
change but guided change The other could time
What We have 10 realize regard place the that
intelligent helpful and active parts of the scheme We
the agents of The One of the helpful
opcraon-hcpng another Incorporation smu-
aing cooperation with the Divinity himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
Strong Room Ferris.

Before now people have been shut
in strong rooms and had narrow es-
capes. On one occ' sion lock-
smith was repairing an interior safe
In the strong room of a New York
bank. when the cashier closed the
vault door. At it. vas worked by a
time lock it meant that the door
would remain closed until the fol-
lowing morning Fortunately, the
man knew the secrets of the strong
hold. and by opening a manhole was
able 10 obtain a sufficient supply Of
air. He then made a pillow Of a
bag of iollar bills and composed
himself to sleep until the door was
opened next morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30

II You have aches and pains in -,
bones, back or joints, Itching ScaL,,
skin. blood feels hot or thin; swnIj,
Glands, Rising and Bumps q
SKIN, Sore Throat or Mouth. falling
hair, Pilnples or offensive ernnt,,r,
Cancerous Sores. Jumps or Sores on
Lips Face or any part of the bod.
Rash on Skin, are run down or nc.
'ous' Ulcers on any part Of the rodv
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
POLICE STOP BOUT.

Waukegan H. April 29.-Johnny
Coulon Of Chicago, defeated Tommy
SeullN also of Chicago, in the ninth
round of bout for the bantamweight
championship tonight The title
holder outclassed his opponent from
the start and was about to deliver a
knockout blow when the police
stopped the fight
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-30
TO RAISE ENDOWMENT
FOR BELOlT COLLEGE

Baloit. Wis April 29.-Business
men Of Beloit today started a cam
paig to raise $4,000 for the endow-
ment of Beloit college which viii
nearly complete the $4,000 neces-
sary to get the 100000 from the ma
uanal educational board.