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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
MORE MONEY FOR
THE PRESIDENT
TAWNEY OFFERS AN AMEND
MENT APPRoPRIATlNG s25,Oo0
AS TRAVELLING EXPENSES
FOR TAFT.

Washington, July 14.--After a live
ly debate the Democrats in the house
failed today In their efforts to have
the provision brought in by Tawnc>
appropriating $4,000 for the presi
dents travelling expenses ruled out
or stricken out, of the urgent def!
cheney bill. The latter measure wa
under consideration throughout the
session and will be the subject of fur
tIfer discussion tomorrow.
The Democrats were unsparing in
their charges OF bad faith because thu
house at the last session, as they al
legged, pledged itself not to make any
additional allowances to the presi-
dent This was vigorously denied by
Chairman Tawney ant his colleagues
on the appropriations committee.
Smith, Of Iowa,
Aside from this phase Of the case,
the opponents of the appropriation
there is no necessity for it. it being al
eged that the president had not re-
luested it, Rainey, of Illinois, gave
as a reason for its presentation at this
time the desire of the president to
boost" the league OF the republican
clubs throughout the country, by
around and making ad-
dresses.
Adjourned till tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
CONVENTION IS CLOSED
Catholic Educational Association
Adopts Strong Resolutions
and Then Adjourns.

Boston, July 15.-In closing up the
business of the convention. the Cath
oic Educational association today
these resolutions:
That we exhort Catholics every
where to become permanent sub
scribers to the fund OF the Catholic
Educational association. which has
for its object the promotion ana
steady advancement of Catholic edu-
cation in the United States.
That we reiterate that we propose
to make every effort not only to
strengthen our present splendid par
ish school system, but also to equip
in as perfect a manner as possible
to mairtain it in all vigor and to mui
tiply. wherever necessary. our acad
emies. high schools. colleges and uni
yersities."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
CROPS BEING DAMAGED.

Evansville. Ird., July l5.-With the
Ohio river rising rapidly here. and
statga OF over % feet expected By
Friday by local Government Weathe'
Inspector Brand great deal Of un-
.easiness prevails among the bottom
farmers fer miles above and below
the city, and it is feared that the
corn crop crop viii be greatly dam
aged and In many sections completely
destroyed. Already much wheat in
shock between here and Paducah,
Ky. has been ba,lly damaged.
Most of the side streams OF the
lower Ohio river are overlooking the
lowlands, and it is feared the damage
will be heavy. Green river is also
out of it's banks, and it is expected
lumbermen viii lose many valuable
logs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
PEOPLE DISTRUST BANKS
Because Officers Do Not Come in
Closer Contact With People,
Says Banker Watts.

Saratoga, July 15.-F. 0. Watts. OF
Nashville. Tenn. chairman of the
executive council of the American
Bankers association, in az address
today before the New York State
Bankers association. said that there
exists throughout every state public
dstrust of bankers for which the
bankers themselves and not banking
conditions are responsible.
He criticised bark officers because
they have refused to come into
closer contact with the people Be
cause of this. he said. public srs-
picion has crystalized at times in agi-
tations for free silver, the postal saw
ings bank system. and the guarantee
by government of savings bank de-
posits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
ALLEN WILSON WINNER
OF Feature Race at Terre Haute Yes
terday-Beat Citation in 2:o2
Pace.

Terre Haute. Ind. July 15.-Aileen
Wilson upset the p;ckings in the pick
ings in the 1902 pace today by nosing
out ahead of Citation in the second
and third heats. The race was the
feature.
2:02 pace. $1,000. Aileen Wilson
won: Citation second; Baron Grattan
third Time 2;04$..
2:09 trot; $1,000. Beatrice Bellini
won: Maxine, second; Country Jay
third. Time 2:0SA.
Three year old pace, $500 knight
of Stratmore won: Miss Eva Wilkes,
second. Time 2:1124.
2:20 trot, $1,000 Joe Onward, won +:
Henry Steetser. second; Esther Bells,
third. Time 2:10A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
TO ENJoiN NEGRO x. OF p.

Nashville. Tenn. July 15-TOday
the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias
and the grand lodge of the State of
Tennessee. Joined in a bill in which
IT is prayed that the colored Knights
Of Pythias be peTpe;uaiiy enjoined
from using the name. emblems. pass
words. insignia or Cthc- property or
rights claimed by the complainanis.
The bill was presented TO Chancellor
Allison this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
JEALOUSY CAUSES SUICIDE.

Nashville. Tenn, july I'm SIS
Cora Fields. aged q, on hearing that
her sister. Miss Frances. had married
theis cousin. Will n. Carothers, who
had been attentive to both young
ladies. shot and killed herself at the
home of her uncle near Vernon,
Tenr. All the parties are prominent
in Hickman county
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
The Way TO a Shin.

The captain did some quick think.
Ing, the true situation could not be
disguised, and with a final oath of
rage he gave in. Bout ship, Ho-
gan; nor by nor'west." he growled,
and the seaman started to execute
the order.-Outing Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Her Discovery.

4 fair maid from the city saw a
queer thing on a tree; she said: oh.
amt 1t pretty! Whatever can it oe?
With a stick she poked ito her
beautys ruination: for, alas! it proved
to be hornets habitation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Our Duty.

Never to tire. never to grow cold;
to be patient, sympathetic, tender;
to look for the budding flower and
the opening heart; to hope always;
like God to love always-this is duty.
-Amiel
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Life's Possibilities.

II we but lived as we ought to live
and as we might live. power would
so out from us that would make every
day a lyric sermon that should be
seen and felt by an ever enlarging
auaiencc.-T. Starr King
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
IRE Eeason.

"One-half of the world does not
know how the other half lives"
well. it is gratifying to think that
one-half of the world attends to its
own business. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
One Worthless Without the Other.

"ENpcrience. said Uncle Eben.
may be a good teacher. but she's
liable to make folks spend heap o.
valuable time stay:r after school.
learnin the rudiments of common
sense"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
The Modern Novel.

Where did they meet-the maiden
sweet the fellow tall and firty
Where did lie tell his love so well?
Along about page 30-Kansas City
Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Matter of louic.

Why shouldn't a woman love a hat
above everything That's where she
years it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
GREAT DAMAGE IS DONE
Concluded from First Page).

$7oO0.oOo, as half the wheat crop, g.
100000 bushels has been destroye l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Peoria Wins.

Peoria, July l5.-Peoria batte1
weakley out of the box IN the fourth.
scoring six runs and winning the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Won in First.

Springfield, July 15.-Springiiell
punched hits and made six runs j
the first inning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
game from DUBUQUE.
r Fl e

Batteries-W eakley, Quincy, Ray
and Nunnemacher; Walsh and Hig-
gins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
r H p
Hoffer Wins a Game.

Decatur, July l5.-"Bill" Hotter,
the veteran baltimore pitcher, held
Decatur to four scattered hits today,
Cedar Rapids winning. Cote's home
run with a man on base in the ninth
gave Decaturs only scores.
Ssore- r II e
Decatur ......... ..,4.....-
Cedar Rapids ............-. Z 10 !
Batteries Hopkins, Hunt and Nc
Namara; Hoffer and Rohrer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Must First Be Earned.

Thomas attempts: Through labor to
rest, through combat to victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Browns Min Two.

81. Louis, July 1.-THE locals took
bath games. The seecrd was pHT
cheers battle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
z II E

Ratteries-Davidson Roger ana
Smhh: Neal and Starke-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
THREE I LEAGUE.
Four Double Plays.

bloomington twelve hits vert for
little against the four fast double
PLAYS by the visitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16

Dlnen, PoWell an
Steph, IS; Burchell. Pape and Doho-
bua
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
BROWNS WIN TWO MORE

CONTINUED from First rase.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Won in Eighth.

Cieve'aad. July l5y-Clevelanl bat
tea out victory in the eighth inning
scor... RH E
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16
Second Game.

Batteries Graham al Criser'
Wood and Donahue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-16

Batteries Rhoades and Easterly'
Bender aud Thomas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-11-09
"GoOdby Mr.. Hook WOrm.'

Goodby. Mister Hook Worm, you got
to go yo' WAYS.
You got no chance er livin' in de mill
do days.
De task is took
You got de hook.
You got ter go yo' ways
GOodby, Mister Hook Worm, YOU bet
ter change yo' plan,
No chance at all fer Twin wild de mill
lion-doilar man.
De task is ook-
you got de hook.
You got ter go yO' ways,
F. L. Stanton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-26
@as elm M6itraft emthalt.

Gin penitdnoieer Ibitraft eilles
siteIs gu einem Stiid 2anb entbalt
Cine genalte &arte beg 2onbes.
Cine genalte I~uf5dblnng Der lie.
bertragungen uno @erdnoerungen in
Der 8eiiseribaft oes 2anoes, in rtf-
tiger &eibenfolge, BON Der &egierulla
an berunter.
@inen ipe5ieQen @ahmeis nj @e.
sra auf Mortgages, Stenern, 2iens.
Mnipriihe ooer @iieiiments ODER iuas
audi INNER cine @irfung auf Den
Sitel baben mag.
Gin gertififat in ge5ug ouf bie
Nahneiie.
Das Gertififat muB ettpas be0ell-
ten. Der Mbitraft 1T BON teinar
@ert, menn man iid nidt auf ibi1
p~erlaifen fam. @enn Ser @bitrafi
BON eirer perlaBlihen @eielld)afi
ausgeeeben miro, Damn fam el
irgeno cine Hriifung ausbalten.
@erlangt einer @bitraft, bepor Sb1
folift - Der Better be5ablt oafiir.
SIZE 8erar Mbitraet Company.
200 @eft=Gpmmcree Ctr.
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MIIerIci.

- Ser Sdulrot bat bas propilo,
ride Budget acceptiert; es ftent Die
Musgoben auf $3.50, 782.45 felt. aui
@oridlag @ur5bad's miro Der
Sdulrat einert @eidaftsfibrer err
nennen nnb 5tpar miro Sefretdr
Sdol5 mabribeinlid bieien Soften
erbalten. Solgenoe 2ebrer unb 9eb-
rerinnen muroen ermablt: Il. 9.
&uoion, Superpiior 6es &onofertig-
feits-l1nterri1ts; SRI. 6. 8irie, SEQ.
den uflo gaben; SRI. @liie Soncs,
Sreo. &offtetter, @bolpb l1br unS
IS. $. Gbriitmos, Srau 2ula @rie.
lertbed, Mhliif; SRI. ReIie 2Dtie,
3ei1nen.
Der llnterri1t in Der oeutI6e;l
Serienihule Der Sermmnsiobne he-
ginnt am Montag, 5. Z. Sum-.
- SIN Sitter bon 70 Sabrel.
itarb Srau Gina Gnmmel, @itme
BON 2ouis Mrmmel, cine befannte
oeut1he 8emobnerin unierer Stoot.
sic NOR aIs 5ebniabriges &ino
bierber sefommen unb bette feftoeln
bier gefpobnt.
Mm Samltag in aht Sogen,
Dem 5. SUM giebt Der 8eetbopell.
Mdnnerdor ein &on5ert fir feline
Mitglieoer.
- 9rei Der 8erioneil, melde Die
@~ranoiurp oes Sa5aroipiels angc-
flagt Bot, iino nerbaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-26
9as galsae-M nienm sepfdubet.

Nus Taris miro Der uSrff. City,"
gefhrieben: Ser arne 8al5ac! SIN
2eben fam er nidt aus ben Sdui.
ben beralts, nun mirb er lelbIf in
ieinem @noenfen nod bonn @eridts-
Doa5ieber beordngt. gs gebt inn
gerau mie 8erlaine, Der ME eillen
rotten Se1er beioB uno oeiien Denf.
nal g~epf6nbet moroen mar, neil ser
nit Der I~usfiibrune beouftragte
8il6bauer Die Miete fir oos Mtelter
niht be5ablt bette. Sci 8al5ac miro
Die Sade ieoob ihIimmer. Widt
cine bon ir~genoeinem lebenoen
4iinitIer perfertigte 9ufte, ionoern
Elm gan5es Muferm bon @eIiquicll,
fogar nit Manuifripten, lit in &c.
fabr. Sm porigen Sabre faBte Ell
ner Der 8erebrer Der Gomebie ,0u.
maine ben gntfdluB, ben 8apiGon,
ben gal5ac einige Sabre bepobllt
bate al &ue Napnouaro in HaiIp
gu einem Muieum aus5ugeitalten.
Dos Saushen eebort elmer adt3is.
idbrigm 6rau Barber Die iid nod
an ben 10 beriibmt geiporbenen
Wieter hires 8aters erinnert, aber
tpenig Hietdt fir i'm 5u beiisen
ideint. Sic fteate ben 9abiGon nitr
gegen cine Sabresmiete BON S75
Granfen ben 9ol5ac-Sreunoen sur
0erfiieung. gs feblte an @elo, I'm
bic Miete am Iesten Sermin 5u be-
8ablen, uno Die Sausbeliserin lieb
bnrum oas gauge Muieum p%f1noen:
Statuen. giloniiie, per1dieoene flelnc
Aitoenfen, aud elm unperoffentIihtes
Wanuifript .9'gcole bes Menages~,
elm SauteniI unb einen Gid, hie
8al5ac gebort batten. Nab genauer
Mbiddsung 0es gepfdnoeten Wu-
feums fano bic Dame, ooB iie bei
Der geridtliden 8eriteigerune ptef.
Ieidt nift ouf lire Soften fom.
men niiroe. sic 8oe oarum Dor,
oas Wufeum geribtlid aus ben ee-
mieten @1umen ausmeiien gu lalieu.
Ser @idter ging oarauf aaeroings
nidt Elm uno perlangerte p~orldufig
ben Sermin CUR 3abluns Der fadi-
gen @iete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-26
Tas Bariier Weetbopen- 0enfmaI.
Nus Naris fnfr1 beridtet Wor {

Nus Boris inirb beridtet 8or ei-
niger 8eit bat iif in Horis elm
@outite our grrihtung eines Gent
mails fir 8eetbopen gebiIbet, oeifen
eifrige propoganba in meiten Rrei-
len 6es mufiflieben6en Jranfreid)s
@iberbaI fono.s Gin Gon6s rpnr0e
5uioinneneebraht uno Die Musfiib.
ring 0es Denfma[s benz 4iI6bauer
Sole Be Gbnrmop iibergeben, Der iidJ
bur@ fem 8ouoeIaire.W onmment als
feinfiibliger neutrality-suspicious.
Hldififer ertpieien batte. gartbolp.
me- Der SdSpfer 6es beriibmten
Monument De morts", Der benz
galaen HIa ben lebbafteiten anteiI
fmenfte, bette ben iungen aiinfiler
iparm empfoblen. Das @erf fat
nun cine propiforiide Muhtell,lla
unter ben 1dumen Der @1rtell an
Quof 19rfap gefunoen, oamit lei
ne @irfune I'M Sonnenliht beireit
bon ben tugeniiien Sdatteu bes
MteIiers, erprobt peroen f6nne.
1eefbobens @eitalt bietet fif IN Ell.
ner eitfoden Dropierung bar, Bic
am ebeiten an bic antife Gorm Der
RleiDung serinnert, aber bod nbne
iebe befonbere Af3entuierung bes
Goltentpurfes MIR bic groben 2inien
Der Jigur rein uno fret be~roustretefl
IdBt. or lit bnIb aufgerihtet nno
fHeint aug einem Traume 80 ertpa.
den. Die geiitige auffafiung erin.
ntrf Elm tpenie an bns @erf @uoe's
.Mopoleon anr llnfterbIidfeit er-
ipqhenb@. Der md6tige r~nterbou,
5er bieiea Rieien traet, wiro mie.
oefum geltiibt BON bier frafteolell
0eufen bic iif an bic Gden ei.
nes majfipen Bieoeitals Iebnelt uuo
anf elmer breiten Blattform ruben.
1ie 3iige oieier oiilteren nno
triumpbierenoen 9rdger fpiegeln
&fo}t SdJmer1 Mube unb Gntiesen.
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STR dix kucbe.
Mtme Sitter nit Gdlnittlandl.

Mtme Sitter nit Sdmittlamdl. -
Semmelideiben iper6en in Mild)
uno 81 getueidt. Mon rednet ollf
elm 8int MiIb 3 @ier uno etmas
Sal5. Sn5ipiihen bat man einea
oiinnen 8fannfilden bereitet unb
inn bel 5erfleinerten S9nittlauh
augeieat, ben man nun gang oiinn
uber Ole in cine Efanne NIT 5dmal5
geleeten Semmeliheiben gieBt. Sic
Malfe muB ibon benbrau1 auf rei<
ben Seiten baden uno redt roib uno
fnufperig iein.
2eberfl6fe mnb Sanerfraut. = Gi=
ne balbe S1peine= ooer &albslebes
miro fem eelhabt, eeial5en nrl0
nit 2-3 @igelb, einigen in Milb
gemeidten SemmeIn, etmas fem
g~eriebenem Maioran lt1b elmer Hri-
ie Hfeffer untermiidt. 3ulebt gibt
man 10 biel Mebl bin5u, aIs notig
lit, I'M 4loBe 5l former, fobt Sic
ie in Salamaiier gar uno reiht iie
init Butter gebrdunten 3miebeln
Ibergoiien gu Sauerfraut.
Holniider Soil. - Sauerfraut
miro in Der iiblid)en @rt peid se-
fod]t uno NIT robgeriebenen aar=
toffeln iGmig gemadt. a1erlei
Gleiidreite neroen nit roben 3uie-
beIn auiammen fem gepiest nno
NIT benz Sauerfraut ~faeenpeiie in
eine Jorm geton. Naf 8elieben fon<
ner auh In Sdeiben geidnittenc,
gefonte 4artoffeln babel in Mntpet,=
6ung fommen. Sauerfrant ODER
R~artoffeln biloen ben S1luB. GU
lest miro elm Yint iaure Sabne
Iber 6as @anSe gei6ittet uno Die
Speife "a St1tnoen in einen marlnen
Diem eeidoben.
Ypreefartoffeln. = 8oreefartof=
feIn neroen gepaiden, gei6alt uao
serihnitten uno in Salamaiier obae-
melt. Damn bereitet man cine bod
geIbe MebIidmise, sieBt frdfti5
Jleildbrube 5u uno gibt Die 8oree=
itiifden binein, 6arnit iie meid bam-
pfen. gbe bies geiheben it, fon1me'l
in Stiiden geihnittene robe, ni1t
meblige 4artoffeln bin5u, Die obne
al 3~erfalIen gar meroen miiIfen. 9as
@emiiie piro NIT elmer Briie Hfef-
fer getpiirat.
Mbreier NIT Sale. - gan5e Ger
iDeroen nit 3 20ffel iiiBer Sahne
um6 elmer Griie gal5 5erriibrt, biz
iie ean5 iddumig iino. 9a5u fomnat
II Nfuno geriebener S6pei5erfdie
-unb elm babies Nint falte 6Ieiid=
briibe. Das @iibrei miro auf geIin-
benz Geuer IN elmer reinen Shame
nit reidIid Butter bergeIteIt. Gs
bari nift fledig unb niht bart iein.
Damn rihtet man es bergartig aif
elmer Shiiliel on iino garniert es
INIT in Butter geodmpften Yilsen,
o6er IN GnI5paiier gefodten nalo
nit Butter ~betrdiifelten Spargel.
ltiiden.
Jriiblingsinlat. = Sdnittlattib
Gortenfreiie, geidnittene Raoiesden,
aad feingeihnitteue @urfe, Del 81
fig, ioure Sabne, alIes miro gut
unter einon6er gemengt un6 onlest
nod cine &anobon feingefpieatcr
ar1nter 5ugefiigt. Der Salat oar,
nidt 5ll friib aneemengt tperoen, on
lon{t Der 2attih ihlapp pir0~
9irfiider 9pnig.. - 1 Bfuli6
8iider, 6 Gieelb, 4 gimeiBy ben
Gaft bon 4 3itronen uno Die abge-
~riebene Gdale bon 2 3itroren rs
Bfuno Butter iiber Ieidtem 6eltes
gut nerriibren. Biz Die Maiie 10 bid
ipiro tpie 9onig. Sn Glider fiilleu,
erfnIten Ial{en, nit Hergame1tpapier
eridIieben. 9dlt iid | SoGr nto
Aor;fhcr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-26
@ia einen snten Sremmb nidt franz
fen.

20 E4- 49, 4r-t
uWenn id Suiten-M ebi5in braude,
meiB id, mas ih 81 TIM babe" er-
fldrte Mrs. q. 6. @aep bon 8eals.
Me.., una9bem i6 10 Slaiben bon
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY NIT guteul
@rfols in meiner Smilie gebrauft,
meiB id, bob es Die bette Meoi5in
fir 9uiten, @rfaltung uno 2ungen-
leioen it," Seber, Der es periudt
fiiblt baiielbe. @riei6terung fonmt
loglei6 unb Die raide Seilung iibers
rai6t iie. gs 1T por5iglih fir 8rone
ditis, @ftbma, 8lutipeieu, Group,
Ga Grippe, S6mersen I'M Sals,
9ruit ODER 2unge. SOC uno $1.00.
Brobeflaiden fret. 8arantirt BON
oaen 9rugaiiten.
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Die ifipsrett fpltG,ttoen ainien ne

Die iffperen tpad)tieet 2itien oes
Werfes fiieen itd 8i elmer oroma.
tiid impoiontell Maiiennirfung ron
einorufspoaer 8u6t. Dagegen ldBt
iid geeer Ole Qufftellung mond)es
9eoellfen erbeben. Gin ioldes 800.
nllllleltt miiBte iid o11f einem meitelt
&arnl in Die 2uft erbeben, nltr leiie
imflungeth BON Dem Sintererunoe
lanfter 8aummaiien, burd oie etipas
Don Der ipei6en Naturliebe bes gro-
BEN &olnpoiliiten in Die beroiid fret
ge 9uiterfeit oieles Wonuments ge-
tragen miirbe. Sest mirft es eil
menia georiidt unb unrubig.
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- @elber @usen 8rennbula, $3.50
per gorb.
Carr Wood e. Coal Co.

Die Staot 8rban un6 l1luaa-
geno mlroe am 9ienitag nadmittas
bon eiftem Sageliturm beimgeiuGt.
ane @usiidt auf cine grnte in iener
@egeno ion bernihtet fem.
Sim 5. Sum- ion in @agle BaB
6ariiber abgeitimmt neroen, OF Ser
Srt fih als Stoot inforporiercl
laiien ioa ODER nidt.
9as rreue State 8oaro Of
Sealfb" bat feline erite Sisung ab9e-
balten.
9as Blasa Sotel in Ieu.
grounfeIs tit an $. 6. Serne fir
$4,000 perfatit.
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Der .Gmorn Claim. bic ali

Der .gmorp Claim, Die allie
Streitfraee 5piihen unierm 2anoe
uno Nicarasuo, ion iest our6 Ser
sleid aus Der @elt eeidafft weroen.
= 8ei elmer 8~abnfoaiiion nabe
Salisbury Mo., famen feds Berio-
nen um's 2eben.
Sci ben S6luBfeierlidfeiten
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-10
Neediul knowledge
Richmond People Should Learn to De.
tect the Approach Of Kidney
Disease.

The s. mptoms of l. dney trouoI. are
SO unmistakable that they leave no
ground for doubt. Sick kidneys excrete
thick, cloudy. offensive urine, full Of
sediment, irregular of passage or ct
tended by sensation of scalding. The
back aches constantly. headaches md
dizzy spells may occur and tie victim
is often weighed down by a feeling of
languor and fatigue. Neglect these
warnings and there Is danger of drCp-
sy, Bright's disease, or diabetes Any
one of these symptoms is warning
enough to begin treating the kidneys at
once. Delay often proves fatal
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Richmond
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Richmond, Ind, says: I'VE have used
Doan's Kidney Pills in our family for
years and would not be without a sup
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for weakness of the kidneys and
pains in my back and sides and [
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Remember the name-Doan's-and
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-10
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Ind, Dec. 1O.-The
F. and A, M. elected the following Of
ficers at their last meeting: Worshipful
Master, o. L. Galloway; Senior War.
den. Elmer Oldaker; Junior Warden
Thomas Peet; secretary, Mandus Ma
son; treasurer, Dr. J. R. Litell, trustee
Ed Bertsch. The installation will oc.
cur Wednesday evening, December 10
Carl Boyd is in Chicago this week, as
a representative from his firm at the
convention of the National Electrical
Supplies association.
Miss Lille Conklin, of East Cam
bridge. has been awarded SIS. a prize
offered by a milliner in Santa Rosa.
Cal, for the most artistically trimmed
paper hat. A Santa Rosa newspaper
had been sent Miss Conklin by a friend
and in glancing through its columns.
she came across the advertisement, and
acting on the impulse. she trimmed the
paper hat, and forwarded it, receiving
much to her surprise, the sum above
stated, as we'll as a number of choice
pieces of music.
Mrs. w. A. Brickert of Indianapo-
lis, is the guest of Rev. ]. E. Coffin and
family.
1t is thought that the condition of
Joseph Wallick. is somewhat improv-
ed.
J. N. Conklin and son. John have re-
turned from Chicago, where they have