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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Feested Two DAYS and Niohts.

Commander Peary and his party. re-
turning famished from their futile
dash for the pole in 1906. slaughtered
a nerd OF seven musk oxen on Hazen
Island, of the extreme north of Green.
land. For two DAYS and nights there
after they crouehed inside their snow
nuts eating continuously. and when
fhey hat finished. the pile of bones
outside was as high as Z tall mans
hin"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

$4,000 conservatiyely estimated In a
circular sent out by the Federation II
is stated that The Women's Clubs
will support any movement which
means permanent Capitalization and
proper care of travelling libraries, -
and they ask that citizens through
out the state urge their representa-
tives in the general assembly to make
a law having in view the purpose set
forth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
For A Visitor.

Miss Daisy Hacker of lower Wash.
ington avenue entertained a few
friends last evening honoring Miss
Anna Church of Chicago. who has
been visiting here for several weeks
and who will return home today.
Progressive 500 was played ana
after the games Refreshments were
served The evening was one of
much pleasure for the guests who
were as follows:
Mesdames John l.. Parham. A. T.
Haynes, II. O. Farrow, A. F. Staehla
n D. Finch, Misses Effie Emma AMI
Margaret Lansden and Minnie Buder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Birthday Celebration.

| Ward RlCherson celebrated his
fourteenth birthday Thursday giving
dinner at the home of his parent 5
, Mr. and Mrs 7. l.. Richerson of Sew
lenteenth street. Later the members
of the Nuckle Club orrived TO surprise
Mr.. Rieherson, Sr., who is at home for
q vacation. The members brought a
quantity of refreshments with them
and the evening was pleasantly spen.
at cards followed by luncheon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Resume Work of Paving.

Work has been resumed on the
paving CT Poplar street, quantity of
brick having been placed along the
line to keep the workmen busy. TIL
shipment OF brick now being unload
ed oprbably will be enough to finish
this street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Praise Service.

The Woman's Missionary Society
Iof the Presbyterian church will hold
a praise service Sunday evening al
the church at which time Miss Adele
Clenden who recently returned from
the Philippines, will deliver and aG,
dress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
East LYNNE.

Next Tuesday March Znd, the at
traction at the opera house is an
adequately staged production Of the
most popular of all dramas. East
Lynne" by Joseph Kings New York
company The engagement is for one
night only and the special prices VIII
be p. 80 and - cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
The BUlikins.

| The Billikins, a social club com
posed of well-known young people las
evening at the home OF Miss Ora
owen at 429 Eleventh street
Prizes were won by Miss Lola Stein.
q and Miss Pauline Becker who re.
.ceived Billikin jewel cases.
A sumptuous three-course luncheon
was served
One of the happy features of tho
occasion was the presence of John
Crehan alias Hungry who is the
clubs mascot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

The Thief" which comes to the
opera house March 18th Is sail to r.
fer a lesson for husbands who do rot
furnish fnary for their wives.
Though the heroine Of the play (,
abnorma'ly selfish and dishonest the
story cannot fail to be interesting.
Prices: &c to $3.50
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
On TO Chester.

Two offenders, both negroes, were
taken to Chester yesterday by Dep.
uty Sheriff Frost They were John
Bly, who stole corn from Cars n
Martin. and Henry Nelson who as
saulted his mother and almost killed
her
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Pertinent Question.

More than one-half Of the diseases
humanity suffers from arc due TO
sheer oarelessnrss And vet We teach
hygiene in our schools What would
1t he If We did not Gazeta Medica,
Barcelona.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

George. the four year old grandson
of an extremely pious and devout
grandfather. came rushing into the
house few days ago a. state 81
Wild excitement Grandpa, Grandra,"
he called. Mr. Rartons COW is dead,
God called her hoDe!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Your only hope said three doctors
to Mrs. E. NJ. Fisher, Detroit, Mich,
suffering from severe rectal trouble.
lies in an operation" then / used DR..
Kings New Life Pills" she writes,
till wholly cured They prevent
Appendicitis. cure Constipation, Head
ache 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Awarded Contract.

LaFIue Bros, have been awarded
the contract for installing a steam
heating plant in the new hotel at
Tamms owned by Oscar T. Tamm
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
SIS Honkins.

There is much sweet sentiment in
Sis Hopkins. that delightful rural
comedy drama which comes TO the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Go to the Woman's Exchange for
home male CAKES, pies and bread.
salads. etc. Open Wednesday and
Saturday at 210 Twentieth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Virgin Land in Cuba.

In the mountain regions In Cuba
there are many ridges and valleys ot
extremely fertile land. nearly all I'M.
touched, and existing practically as
they did before the time of the sran.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Mrs. Bacigaluppo and daughter Of
Cincinnati. Ohio, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs Louis Zanone of Twentieth
street They are en- route home from
New Orleans where they attended
the Mardi Gras celebration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

viii Gillespie agent for the Metro
politan Life Insurance company. will
leave Sunday for LaSalle ILL.,. where
he will represent the company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Quarantine Raised.

Bardwell and Arlington. Ky, have
raised the quarantine against Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27
Saucy Seven.

The Saucy Seven will be entertain
ed this Afternoon by Miss BLANCHE
Schlosser of Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Messrs. w, p Boyd and F. s.
Lloyd of Fredonio, KY. are guests of
their sister, Mrs Emeline Morris Of
i25 Thirty-siXth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

T. l.. Pulley returned yesterday
from Danyille, H.. where he spent
two weeks as the guest of rr. w. J..
Webb and family formerly Of this
city,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Mrs, Kate James and Mrs. Howell
of Eighteenth street have returned
from a visit with friends at Barlow
Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

o. l.. Bartlett of Mound City. was
IN the city yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Mrs, c. w Thornton of Pulaski.
was here yesterday 10 visit her hus.
band who is i'll at St. Mary's Inhrm.
airy,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

On the 25th inst the board of d.
rectors Of Cairo Commercial Club
massel tho fnllnMine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. Voorhees, Coombes
have gone to Robinson, H., to visit
relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-27

Mr., and Mrs Leon f. Pecker OF
Chicago. are guests of George J.
Becker aud family of Tenth street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

Sectional og 11tb Mpe., i6et at Be
not iaa flot fom farenbe / 8iPet,
men mes ct itoppeoe &ipreren. 8pitet
og iprang af for at ie, bpa6 Ben fei.
leoe; ban erflere6e, at Sen baboe
Mapepine, men ban Bap6e lite set
%neooenoige @erftsi for at afbieIpe
Snoet, bporfor ban bene6e al for at
erboloe ianune / ct eller an6et @erf-
iteo; bpao Ser fom ipeien mes &unlt-
nere11 meloer &iitorien intet ON:
men t bpert 6al6, ban los Zig life
lie mere ,og ser ia6 Sc itaffels &errer
oloeles bielpeleie, tbi Sc bap6e ingen
Sprlegeforitano, inotil en- bebiertet
Mr. toni, iom forlto6 Jig paa ilige
&amelers @pg6omme, og efter Ell
grun0ig l1nberiggelie erflere6e ban,
at 9pret intet feileoe. Otter liot
&arlamenteren beiteg ban Saolen og
forlo0 0erefter 5fueplaoien i en-
flppenoe Start, UNDER Subelraob fra
Set begeiitreoe @ublifum, iom bap0e
iomlet Jig, og meo 8egejitring fulgte
6oreltillingen. s. S.
Sftober L., 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
@n 2anSsmanS n1cb Sprretmings:
talent.

Sra 8arnum, Minn., me06eles ser
% ct uia0panltgt @fsempel paa>
bporleoes en- fra 9anmarf in6ban0ret
Tamilie fan opretbol6e lit oonife
Sprog og &ierligbe0en til alt bpoo
Ser er 0anlf, og iamti6ig fulot us
tilegne Jig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pes
omertamerifanif Sorretningslip %
bragg ale Sor0elene al bette.
&alt. g. @anien, minneapolis, blep
lt0ite nge anmo0et on at fon1me n0
til 8arnum, Carlton County, / Ser
noropltlige Gel al @taten, for at for
rette en- 8orneoaab og bol0e en- 0anif
@nostieneite Ser er fun forbol0s-
big faa 6anife Samilier / @gnen og
ingen oanif Merigbe6. Mnmo0nin=
gen fom fra en- 0onif screenings
mono / 8Den, Sr.. s. 6. @onien, og
| 0en11e Ta1nilte fanOt Yaitor 9anien
bpao man fan fal0e egte 6onif=ame-
rtfonife Silltanoe at SEN be6ite Mrt
&r. s. g. @anien er fg6t ber
Sonot, al 0anlfe 6orelore, / gpen,
Mtnn., og set famine er Silfnl6et
me6 bans &uitru, bpis Mo6er fom
fer til 2an0et / 9 Mar Ml6eren; men
laa go6t er 0anifbeoen in6pooet :
Samilien, at ST. &aniens 8ern, att
laa 0unife / treble 2eo, taller rent
9unlf I Siemmet.
SIR. @anien, Ser er 81 sor gum-
MEL begDn0te lin 2gbebane iom ube=
miolet Sarmnrbei0er, men far orbei=
Oct Jig op til en- meget ami Jet Sitting.
San tiente iaa meget> at fan furoe
glennemgaa ct 8uiinei Is College oy
ct n1 Ell al Sc le0en6e Sorretnings=
men0 / geor6 Minneloto. &an CT
Hr9ii0ent for Mooie 2ofe 8onf, /
boilfen Snititution ban eier @ope6=
mengoen al &apitolen, og &asierer /
@arnum Gtate @onf, ser ejes al
bans sbigerfaoer, &r. g. g. Sber=
felien, iom ct 9anfens Hreli6ent.
Gems &icepreit0ent er Mrs. 6. s.
&onien> ST.. s. 6. @aniens @uitru.
elsie to Banter bar tiliommen / set
ltolte @ar babt en- Smietning al
$1>050,000. 9esu6en eier $. 6.
&onien 8arnum Meieri, ser / ii61te
Mor bar pro0uceret Smer for 1892,
000> og Ell sgg=grport S%orretntng,
lom bar iolgt sgg for $4,000 ii6ita
Mar. Gn0pi0ere en- Scecreamfabrif,
Der far leperet @arer for $4,000.
Sorl1Oen Bette 0riber fan en- Sarm
og bar mes 6orfierligbeo faitet Jig
ODER 6ierfreaDl; al Ell &pniebelet=
1ing paa ia1t 80 Suns lolgte ban fra
|. San11or til 1. Sftober 5. 81. for
$4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
smaanpt fra seattle, @ai6.

@aa Mlalfa=D uoitil'
.lingen bar EN- bunif Dame, Mrs.
Marf @olmboe, Seottle, mootogei
Sen beieite u6merfelie, n@ran6
Fri5e", for Saanoarbei6e. Set bar
sen oanife &e6eboipning, Ser fog
Rriien.
S Sc 6anife &reoie / Seattle er Ser
/ oenne Maane0 ferret bele 3 8rpl-
upper.
Greoag SEN 1. SIT. pie6es Gru
6ron5i Scbiit5, en- @piter al Tru
goparo OILERS (gift meo oen be-
fienote speoalfbeos Specialiit &rof.
OILERS / aisbenbapn) til ST.. &aralo
@sricbt, nplig anfommen BERTH fra
&ipbenbapn. Siliteoe be6 8rpllupet
bar ST.. og Sru &eter &eterien iamt
&r. Mfarf &olmboe og @uitru. 81.
er @e0lem al 6irmaet Gtre-
lom, ,6reeie & &eterien, Ser bpgge6e
Il. g.. @op't. 8Dgningen, Manufac=
og Il. a. 8pgninger bert 8p..
EN-. Sr. og Sru @sricbt er Boz atte
fer I @pen.
0e andre Npgifte er 0ogmor 9}iel=
og &asmus @auien, Ser er Sor-
mon0 bos SEN befien0te bon1fe gn=
trepre116r Sans &e0erlen. Sillige
Olga Senien me6 @ilbelm Heterien,
ogIoa aniat bos ST. Sans 8e6erien.
, Ser er ea1on11 .flere @pgifte, og /
l19iten tlle Sill el6e er Sc Meolem=
mer al Sen oanlfe MISUNDERSTANDING
v9agmar". Set taler 10 go6t fer
6oreningen, og Me0lemsantallet er
oerfor boflet betp0eligt. Sen fgrom=
talte 9fasmus @anlen er blan6t on6et
al SEN 0anife &oIoni be6
Cape Scott pna Gen &ancorper /
Columbia.
&orre Sent.
10. Sftober 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
gt7prdGoentm6oe.
Salt. o9 9ia5 11opefslcr @ilicncr.

Set / Noroamerifas @iitorie ene=
ltoaen0e Silfel6e, at to &epubliferS
Yr9i t0el1ter forlo0 0eres rel peftipe
2anoe for at uopefSle gienlioige &pf=
ligDe0er meo binan0en in6traf / 2gr=
bags, i6et Breiioenterne Soft al Sc
6orene0e 5toter og Dta5 al @erico
ififtebis gift ODER g}to @ron0e 61o6en,
Ser nogipr @rGn0ieifiellet meIlem Sc
to 2onoe for at bilie paa binan0el1.
ga set oilers itri6er imo0 Statsfif
at &reiioenterne f%ierner Jig fra oeres
2dnoe, bbis pber1te @mbe6smeno Sc
En- / 0eres @%mbe0stto, og 6ette Sill
feloe iaa biOt bi6es ingeniinoe fpr er
inotruffet I &epubliferneS @iitorie>
bar Silfel0et Daft e1oel Spmerflom=
beo> og n1an n1ener, at Set mulig oil
funne bruges iom &receoens / Gil=
fploe al at fremtioige 8reii6enter
lfulbe fple 2plt til at foretoge lenge=
re l10e11anosreiier. Com befien6t
er ur16re &epublifers &reiioenter if
fe ltapnsbunone poo SEN MQo6e; Sen
frqnlfe Hrpii0ent foretager %ioole0es
noe ten bbert Mor Iange l10enlanosrei=
Ter.
M96et mellem Gait og 9ia5 bapoe
forpprigt ingen iom belit 8etp0ning
uooper %l10pefsling al Glifper0igbe=
Ser mellem Sc to bpie gmbeosmenb
og 6orl ifringer or1 1brp6eligt Sent
fob mellem Sc to Notioner. Set bar
leologet al fife iaa li0t l16fol0elie al
militer 8rogt, M%fifponing Al Sal1ter>
men ielDe Sammenfomiten mellem Sc
to Men6 bar fun tibet ceremoniel.
Yreiioent 0io5 bar SEN fgrlte til at
b erlfrioe lit SANDS @ren6ie, i6et
pan t1prte ODER XloOe11 1nO | vi Ya1o,
Seros, bportil Soft bar orriperet poa
lin &ejle til Mri5ona, og aflag6e 6en-
ne ct @ei6g. 9i6t ienere poo 9ogen
gjengial0te Saft 6enne @iiit / SEN
lille merifanife 8p Gin6o0 Sl1ore5,
Ser ligger lige oberfor gI Haio, og
fer oeltog &reii0enterne og oeres
6elge / en- itor 9anfet, ser ierpereoes
/ 9penS Solobus, og be0 bpilfen ser
uofoloeoes megen Hragt - Ser bleb
iaaleoes lpilt pao ct @l1l6= og @elp=
ierpice, iom itanmeoe fra &eiier
Marimilians Gage, og iom %pl1r6eres
til 1 Million Collars. Ser bar lam
let tire Sernbanebognla6ninger 8lom=
lter fra alle Ggne al Stoten til 0efo=
rotioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
@ooseier 8eite1boI8 %. @rosierer
@br. Solm bar anmooet @it5aus 8u-

@o6seier .Beitenbol3 % @rosiere
@br. Solm bar anrnooet @it5al1s 8u
reau PM Offenltggibrelie af fgleenoe
Miniitertet Solitetn bar foronleoi
get, at bans Maieitat afpiite 8roteit
aoresierne meb Ben 8egrun6elie, a
set er ufonitttutionelt, at 1900 0
Men6 og &bin6er retter en- Iopa.
8bn til 2anoets &onge.
Sa! man bar fer life u116iet fig
be6 at bep9ge Maieiteten til at lige
goo for 6e / Sen offenlige Meninq
f~ompromittereoe Men6 iom rpel fffif.
fe6e til at 6eltage / 2onoets Meqie,
rtng!"
Mlberti ia6 &oneens @oo6.. San
bar ~oeliftffet",> men 6eslogtet gon=
tie uper6ig til 6enne @%e6erspoit.
"@ftffet" eller life iffitffet" til at
ii66e / &orgens &oao er life BET
@pgrgsmnal, bporom Yroteltoores-
ierne er reiite, tbi &ongen pelger
ifplge @runolopens Saragraf 10 fine
@iniitre> men @iniiteriet bar peo
&ongens @our frenfet 6oIfets &et
til at forore @er0igbeo al &egierin=
gems 9e6ere.
8roteta6resierne &rop er nemliq
fife 6iernelie fra Miniiteriet al enfeI=
te of oetes Me0lemmer, men fun at
otSie 9iennem &%igsretten bpr frigigre
fig for enbber Mistanfe om 6irefte
eller inoirefte Me6anipor for Mlber-
tis @mbe6sfgrelie.
81 bar aniet, Set for at tiene 2an=
oets 9@re be6it, at Solicit 6irefte ap=
pellereoe til &ongen, og ri ier fife
beri nogen 11fonltitutioneI eller IT.
loyal Gambling. 81 bar fun fuIgt
.oenne Sremgangsmaa6e lom Sen
%beroigite og fan fife onerfien6e, at
bert ligger noge11 uuberettiget Mis=
tenfeltggi6relle".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
@aa ct @fposlfifte melt,

&oa ct Sfp6sififte mellem
Stta og Domaas / @uobran6soole1
lful6e en- &riitiania6ame bope
Sfp6s. Soften, iom bIeb ipen6t
for bop6e bele Matten itaoet pao
lterft Sober, og gab mango 2Doe
fra Jig, i6et SEN iful6e til at TRADE.
9ame11, iom life bab6e Ieit Motur.
biitorie> ii6en FUN bar @ar11 lpnrg=
te ganlfe betr1ttet, btuo ser feileb:
Soften.
Sen 1i6er al @torbe6spanbio," "
lag6e Sfp6sgutten.
uGtorbe0sbanbi6 2"
uSSa, MI in0btloer Sen fig, at ser
CT Mutomobil."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
u1innetom

EgSRs7 EEF@zIsEs
st Mnbelsmeiert ct oprettet q
Garmere / Dormant, Quiring 0
Bottle &iper Somnibips pe6 8emioii
I5elifabets 8eltprelie beitaar at Mrn
Solberg, 8reiioent; 8eter &rogseng
Sefreter; S. 80. Mrntion, &asierer
- unite6 Stotes Gteel Corpora
tion oplpier, at 0pf6relien al set ito.
re 5taalbnrf / 9ulutb, iom ialt tom.
mer til at folte $10,00O,000, bill BE-
gpnoe om fort Ei6. S set 8rep, iom
gtper Splpsningen, iiges oct, at Ser
al6rtg bar b9ret t9nft pna at opgtbe
@lanerne ON ct Staulberf be6 Dn=
Iutb. &anifen / 1907 meofgrte fun
en- u6iattelie.
= Sirs6ag Mften ii61te l1ge mel
lem SCI. 9 og 10 brgb &gbere in6 /
Garmers' State 8nnf / @ol6ingfor6,
25 @ile fra CT. @lou6,, og foripgte
at fprenge S%ernifabet. On forbi=
gaoenoe op6ogeoe, bba6 ser foregif
moe / 8onfen, og gior6e Mnifri9. @p=
berne tog Slugten, efterlaoen6e 6eres
&9rft6i paa @ulpet. 9e fit life fat
paa &enge.
k
= 81. 81. @renner, @ountpfasi erer
for Stascu County, blep it6ite uge
iuspen6eret al @uberngr @berbort.
|&an tilito6 l1n6erllog al gountpets
Ei6ler. @m ofgob @efieh6elie for
9eputp. Subtle Examiner 80. s..
&ain, Der mi6lertioig far opertaget
@mbeoet og la6et Sos lereren arrei te-
re. Sfelge &remers Silitaaelie bap=
oe ban nn0eriloaet $8>000; men
$4,000 1iges at bore t%tlbagebetalt,
men ltnOerlfl16oet er bilt1of langt
1terre. &remer notere0e feilagtige
Sotali hummer paa Sfattefpitterings=
6uplifater. Maar flere Softer poa
en- 5fattefpittering u0gior6e 1924,
foran0re0e bon +. gfs. S%otolbelpbet
til 1924 paa Sen Ol1plifot, lon1 fan
gap Gountprepii oren> og bebolbt &e=
iten. S 9egpnoellen tog fan $500
as @ongen, 0erpoa $500 og ti1ilut
$4,000, EN- @ong en0og $4,000. Set
te far foregaoet / flere Moane6er, 0o
Spoagellen bleD giort.
~ 5or ct Ear Tiger ii6en foretog
&eprgi %enta1ter for 6orbunosregie=
ri1gen ct u&ai0" pao Ell Saloon
Mobnomen County og bel0te 5piri=
tuo1a tor benbeo $4OO I'D paa @a0en.
@n gammel Sou forbp0er nemlig It's
ifignfning eller Golg al beruien6e
9riffe paa 2an0, ser oprin0elig bor
Snoianerlono. &egjeringsembeos=
mea1oene blep arreitereoe al Sc lofa=
le County og~ 8Dembeosmpno for at
BABE p0elagt pribat @ien6om. 9age!1
fom for 6e6eral Court / ct. Saul,
og 9ommer Sage Morris bor ofgi-
bet Sen &ie1oelie, at &egieringsem=
be0SmGn0ene bar / 6eres fnl0e &et>
og at 9pirituoia=6orbuoet, Ger er
beotoget al &ongresien for on1tr. so
Mor lioen> er felt no gDl0igt en0nu,
ielp om SSnoianerlan0et MI er optogei
al Sc @bioe. 9e arreltere6e Negie=
ringsembe6smnn6 bIep beororet lat
/ 6rtbe6, ga MISUNDERSTANDING
iagen Suris0iftion bap6e / Gogen.
Sfelge 0e1ne &jen6elie er set lano=
ipnligt, at enoog D1ll1tb, ser ligger
paa o%prin6eligt Sn6ianerlan6, fun6e
nggtes Set til 5pirituo lololg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

IS @enbol0 til Yrote1tfolfeto=
gets &eiollttion og openitoaenoe
Moresie, bpilfen ii0lte far facet
76,010 l1n0erifrifter og CT aflepe=
ret al os / Migs0agens &%o11tor, ol1=
oroger ri berpeb ON, at Solfetin=
get nil al1flage ST.. s. 6. Gbriiten-
len for &igsrette11.
&i6benbapn, Sem 5. Sftober.
Gbriitian @olm. emil 8eper.
Nrel Gamfier. Getblef Siirgenien.
s. .5eiien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

CODE bonite Samoperfere % Mrbei.
oere. Og til 9iserne BIZ leg iiee:
ri bar fun en- oanif &ige, og bDa1
er set til ioa mango?
&enlig @tlien til alle 2an6smen6
fra uDiepleigen".
Mie1s @teIfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22

= So Stu0enter ringer mi6t ON
gfatten paa bos en- forba0t Hrofes-
for.
'9enne itiffer &obe6et us at Sim
Duet og iperger, bpa0 ser er /
Geien.
st al &rofesiorens @inouer
itoar paa bis CAB"
v@bor?" ipprger SEN forbauie6e
&%rofeslor.
Set, Desier lo of."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-22
.Joma<

- Mtr5. gO1tb SorbeS YerflnS
Burlington, Gnfe efter CHARLES 6.
%erfins, iom grunolag0e Burlington
Se1rbane11, bar oprettet ct Gtipenoi=
l1m paa $4,000, bbis &enter lfol
bruges til l1n0erbolo for Stu0enter
fra Soma, Ser bil gao paa @arbar6
lniperiitet.
= CONNER 6ellops / Seem &=
ton bar 0pmt Sronf Nelion, 1om en-
flereoe Jig ifDloig / Ell Mnflage for
mor0eriif Sberf al6, til 80 Mar /
Strafanitalten / Muamoia. Nellon
blep arreiteret / Seem @ampton ifior
&inter efter en- Scamp me6 en- 8rem=
Ter, joni foriegte at iette bam al Ell
@o0Spogn, bbor fan bab6e ifiult Jig.
Nelion titfpie0e 8remieren ct alpor-
ligt &nibitit. Nogle Maane6er jene=
re rpnte bun fra Sengslet, og i6et
ban bleb greben, ttlfgie0e fan Sbe=
riff 9illingbam ct farligt &nipltif.
S en- Sole, iom Senator gilbert
9. @ummins bol6t be6 SotpaS 8oit<
melterforenings Mpoe / De5 Moines
ii0ite l1ge, bergrte Fan @ebpgelie n
for Sprettelien al Eoitiparebanfer.
San iag6e> at Senator Al6ricb lom
Gbef for &omislionen-for H%engebeie=
net bar in6e for 5pareaf0elinger /
8anferne iite6et for iom en- 9el al
Eol toe lenet. Gnlnn1ins lobeoe al
fGmpe moo Mlsricbs Ylaner og OBJ
bp0e alle &refter for at faa Boitlpo=
rebm1fplanen beotaget. De Softer,
lom Set republtfanlfe &arti bap6e gi-
bet / 1908, bur6e in6frieS.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-06-09
The TWO CENT RATE.

Railroads are complaining all the
time that they lose money hauling
passengers at two cents mile.
Every Sunday excursions are run
on many roads at one cent mile,
and sometimes at much less than
that. One big railroad that has
suit pending in the courts to enjoin
the enforcement of the two cent law
on the ground that the rate would
be confscatory, runs excursion trains
every Sunday at three-quarters and
one-half cent mile.
By the layman it is not easily I'M
dertood how railroads can haul peo-
pie proftably on Sundays at one
half cent a mile, while on week days
they lose money at two cents a mile.
Sure it is so, else the railroads
wouldn't say it, but all the same
there ought to be a diagram with it.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-06-09
FESTIVE FLY
is BEING SHOOED OUT OF THE CITY OF
CHICAGO.

To warn people of the dangers Of
flies, and to show them how to get
rid of the pests, the Chicago Health
Department has issued a bulletin, in
which the pesky nuisances are called
all sorts of bad names. Flies are
the dirtiest and filthiest Of yermin,
the bulletin says. They are born in
filth and carry filth around with them.
Millions of death dealing germs cling
to them, only to be scattered upon
those whom they touch. Now is the
time to build your lines of defence.
Prepare to fight them as you would
wild beast seeking your life. A good
fly poison, not dangerous to human
life, the bulletin adds, is solution
of bichromate of potash, one dram
dissolved in two ounces of water, and
sweetened with little sugar. Put
some in shallow dishes and place
throughout the house. Another is
cobalt chloride, one dram dissolved
in three ounces of water, placed in
Swallowed dishes as above. To clear
rooms in which there are large num-
beers of flies burn pyrethrum powder
or blow black flag into the air of the
room. These do not kill the flies !:
they are merely stunned and fall to
the floor. They must then be gath
cred up and destroyed.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-06-09
WINFIELD.

Geo. Thomas is visiting friends al
Point Pleasant.
Jno, W. Ball, of Bancroft, and
Will Marshall, of Charleston, spent
Sunday at their home here.
Miss Ada Charles, of Huntington,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ.
Roberts.
Miss Edda Martin has returned
home from McMechen, where she has
been teaching school.
Mrs. Amanda Eniks, who has been
very i'll for several days, is improving.
Mrs. Ellen Crawford was called to
the bedside of her sister who is very
i'll at her home near Upland.
Mrs. Ida B. Lusk, of Charleston,
is spending the week here visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Hartman, who suffer
ed paralytic stroke some time ago,
we are glad to note, is improving.