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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Dr. &nhrrt Knth npn.
Sabcrfnloicns 8efempcr.

bite Jig perOilelt. 3erin1oo befrpf-
teoeS &ocbS slngipeller ONT Euberfl1<
linetS 9rug6orbeo iom Mi66el til at
beltennme cit tiliteocuurenoe Euberf,.=
lole, og Set CT oerfor tonlnet til at
lpille CIT itor &olle UNDER 8eitrebel=
lcrne for at llOrp60e Sl1berfuloien
boS 9usoprcne Gen r1egtige 8e-
pngelle, 1l1berfulinlogen fremfal6te
/ 5plflono> gap Stpoet til Oprettel-
len al ct Slogs tpif uEaiterr= sSStlti,
tut, ion1 ooe ooifiller Zig fra set
fronlfe peo tillige at omiotte en- @p<
geof0eling, bpor Scr f1ln0e antilles
teropel1tiifc 6oripg poo @eenneffer.
Son1 9eoer al Bette Snititl1t fortfatte
&ocb neo itor S6nroigbe6 fine ltn-
oerlpgeller oper Suberfl1loiens 8e-
Gambling mco bofterilfe MioIer, og t
1897 frernfom bans MeooeIeIler ONT
"ND=S1oert1ll11let" Sette Stof bite
| Jig iniolertiO ogioo rpirflom iom
2rgenio6el.
Solnn1e sor blep @ocb al sen e11=
gellfe &egjering foloet til Spo Mfri-
IA for at befGnpe &prgpelten; ban
onltilleoe fer cit &rffe ltn6eriegel-
ler oper peitipge 0prs @al6e font
6ore6pggelieslni66el mos Gpg6om-
men, og Fan organiiere0e nco &elo
%ofcinotionen of Set lp6oirifanife.
&pGg moo &prapclten. So>nti6ig be-
nptteoe bon 2cjlia6eocn til / 9lfrifa
at ltlloere onore SSnfcftionsipgoomm,,
bos GDr og :Q'ennelfer, lerlig Mo=
lorio. S 1889 blep ban otter u6=
lenot poo cit 2-oorig Gfspeoition for
at iortlGtte line llnoeripgeller obec
Molorio / Sc al Spg6omn1en melt
6jen1legte Ggne S Sc ienere Mor
ofreoe &oc6 nleget Stlloil1n1 poa Co
pelpgebocillen ug opDol0t Jig / Sen
slnleoning Gentrol=9lfrifa. San
opfol1ot ct 9il1oringSrio0el for @pq=
0onmen.
Or. &ocb bor mo0toget mango
lton1Grfeller ira Sc furlfjellige 2an-
oe: S 1905 blcu bon tilfienot geo-
belpriien. San beipgte Sc Toreneoe
Stater / 1908 og 0eltog SEN inter-
rationale Suberfl1loi ie=&onf ference t
Ybila0elpbio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
0urbnnosicnatpr 2primcrs Seitiffcl
icsiag.

Sen rppalgte 6prblnOsienotor fol
Sllinpis @illion 9oriluer, ser be:
ifnl0es at bape opnaaet lit Seoc
Senotet peo 8eltiffelie al Me0len1=
lner al 5tats 9egisfatltren, bol0t flo
lte 2pr0ag en- Sale Senotet, bpil>
fen bon paa set BEL eltenttelte benGgte=
Sc, at Ser por brugt l1loplige @tio=
ler for Spnaaelle al &olg. @on BE-
ifplote &e0aftereu al uGbicago Sri
bune" for at bape inGrfiot Sc &c.
fplOninger, ser er retteoe no0 ball'
og 6ons &emuer iao @enlcenOe, Il
gelom fan rette0e ct polOion1t sl11=
gre6 n1oo @lperneren al SlltnoiS,
Geneen, for at bape ltpttet Sen SlaO=
ser og 9ogtalelie, ser bar ipGrflot
no0 2orilner 0enne elffGre, ifipnt
set oprin0elig par 9eneeu, ser bap=
Sc ppiororet 2orimer til at ipge at
,pnau Golg til Gel1atet.
Men paa ianme Sis og Slime, JONI
2orill1er bol0t i'm itore 6orlparstale,
ser oofte oen itprlte Spligt / Senatet
og fulgtes meo iper0t Dpmerfiom-
be6, aflag6e Statsienotor 9. @
@oltslam al Marion County, Sl.,
Me6len al Stats Senatet SSllinois
ior @ron0 Surp Sangamon CONT
TT, ST., 8efjenoelie om, at ban bop,
Sc n1o6toget $4,000 for at femme
poo 9orimer, bpilfe Hen9e bar uo=
betolt ban1 poa cit Salppn @6icago,
og at fan ienere bop0e facet p0er=
ligere 500 / Sttfpenge, bporbos Sc:
Dar lopet ban en &ontraft pao
ST 500 for 2epertng of Seoer o1
9iife til Senatsfommert, bpilfet be:
frefte6es af Mgenten for Set 6irmo
lom ifuloe lape Mpblerne. Disie 8e;
fjenoeller oentes at billie brage eno
MI flere Silltaaelier efter Jig. Sol1
er MI 4 Me6lemmer of 2egislatl1rel1
iat un0er Siltale for at bope moo:
toeet 8eltiffelier 6orbinoelR mel
&alget af 2orimer, og flere anor!
bar tilitoaet at babe la6et fig betale
for 6eres Stemmer for bom. Sci
pentes, at Sagen pil uopifle fig til
en- al 6e iterite 5fon6oler SSor'
bun6sienatets &iitorie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
@jcnucm 2mftcn fra Mlbanp til 9ic,,
9)prf.

2uftleileren Glen $. Curtis forc-
tog iiolte Spnoag cit 9uftieiloos meo
ct s(eroplan ira Staten 9felp Dorfs
@ope0lto6 sll6anp til Man6ottou SSs=
lon6, en 9lfitonO al 1871 @file, lonn
fan tilbogelQg6e 2 Sin1er 80 s0ii=
nl1tter. 9en gienuen1initlige 6lppe-
boltigbe6 bar 54.06 Mtl Minuttet,
og fan iatte pe0 0enne 6lugt gien=
nen 9ltften cit &ecoro for laltg 81
ltance 9uftleilaos, joni en0nu ingen
s(eronout far nooet. @on iteg op
fra sllbanD &l. Z ON @torgenen
l1n6er i6eale &eirfprbolo. 1 Slime
% @iinl1tter ienere gift fan neo peo
Eougbfeeplie, bpor ban opbolot Jig
en- Slime og gif 0erefter otter tilpeirs
og lon0eoe paa @fanbattan Sslonb,
in6en SEEM Dorf Gitps @ren6ier,
&l. 1890. $9on lanoeoe fun nogle
faa 500 in0enfor Spl1pten Deppel
Greet, ser filler Manbotton fra
6oltlan6et, l11en 6tsle faa 500 brogte
bam en Hrenie pao $4,000, Ser
bar ublat for oenne Slugt. @dr ban
fomn1et ne6 u6enfor 6enne @renole,
btl6e 8remie iffe tilfaloet bo1n. @eIe
|6lugten laa bel iom Meb1tigningen
bar alle @enleenoe bellpffet. Som
tio1igere omtalt flei Sranifmanoen
&aulbam npltg fra 2on6on til Mon=
cbeiter, england, EN- 9iltance al 1856
0ftl, men ban opnaae6e fl1n en- @je11=
neminitsbaitigbe6 al ca. A Ieil i
Rinuttet, og Sen 6lugt funoe bpar
&anifeltgbe6 angaar life iarnmenlig<
neg me6 Sen Curtis foretog / ssr1-
bags. Curtis fulgte Subionflobens
Spingninger, fen6te fin Moffine ober
bbie sSernbanebroer og lo6 sen 1,n-
6erti6en gaa tet til sSor6en. @on
er MI 9aeens Selt / Seem Worf.
Ser er MI begpnm en- Sn6iamling
at &enge til ett Brnn1ie poa $685.
600 eller mere for en- 61ugt fra Seem
'gorf til Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Gm fprpcntct &ommlosfrtg.

@oo 8prlen / 9ic>p Dort impocicr
n1ou uneo ocn ltprlte Spnu0ilw eli
&nup mellcm Sc ltpre Spefulonter
Soules sl. Eottcn og S. @ierpoli
Morgou,' lpm pcl1tcs at pille hrphs
(pS / benne ltge. solnes q. Eattcn,
Scr / mongc 9(or bor pUret Ell, al Sc
oriltiglte @peoelpcfrlor1ter / sln1eri=
ia, mootte fornplig trrffe Jig uo ri
@pc0elpeflllottpnel1 rneO ltprc Sab,
foroorloge0e peo, at 9)iorgan ipilleoe
bom obifillige ltorc @u0s, nopnlig al
&rpn, foroi Eottel1 bop0e ppnooet
@crreoplune pper MurfeOet, 6pprpeo
bau font poa tpters al sQforgons Be-
rcgninger. 9fu fonruer Sureu til
Eotten at bnpne Jig, og ban pil pp=
noo Bette pe0 n1eo belc i'm &raft at
foltc Jig ino Soln1tloslpefl1lotipncn,
bpprpe0 fan er ilton0 til at poofpre
Morgon Snteresierne itore Sob. Sil=
fprslen al Somul0 ira Sp0cn til
ecp 2orf, til Grfl1ilrg al Srorer,
nil 11oo lit @pjoepun1ft bclu1c ltgc,
og set pel1tes 0a, at &on1pcn pil brp-
Sc lgs, og at Sen pil bline en al Sc
melt piloe pg benipnSlpie, Ser enbuu
CT fprt @ol( Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Scrbcns cloitc @cit bpo,

Siolte ltge oeoe poa cit Garn
nrr Eougbfeeplie, g. g., Ell Bonp>
"Euncb"> ser antoges at bape peret
Sen nl0lte 9eit / Seroen, ioet ben
bepisltg bar 45 9(or gammel. &e-
lten bap6e / i'm Sis peret en- meget
berplnt uEolo" =Eonp, og iioen ben
for mango slor li0en op6erte at gis-
re 5jeneite ion ioa0a1l far oens
gjer, og efter bans 9po bans 9lr-
pinger, gipet ganle Yuncb oen meft
on1bpggelige 9Sleje. Sen blep begra-
bet foron lin &erres S,1s meo lige
loa ltor @pitioeligbe0 JON ON set
bopoe bgret ct Menneifc ser ioroe-
6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Gen bil1ige reppor
til 9 III m q TT.

til Gan M TT.
6oreningen ior billig @orto til
9omnorf far fife bapt oct Selo lneo
Jig / fine 8eltrnbelier for at &orto.
begunltigelle for 6orlenoelie al Gre
pe til 9onmorf JONI Sen bap6e bo~,
cbet og pentet. Otter at Goreningen
gjcm1em Sen bonlfe @elonot @aib=
inoton, 3. g., bopbe in6ienbt ct Sin.
oragenbe til oen banife @egiering
OH at optoge 6orbanolinger meo Sc
6pr. StaterS &egiering ON cit 9Sor.
tuncolGttelic, far 6oreni1gens 6or-
mono facet Meobelelie fra @elonot
Mnltfe ON, at Stotsoeporterncntet
fra Sc 6or. Staters General @olt-
meter CT blepet meo0clt, at bon life
fan toge bette Spergsmoal op til
glnltig @ebouoling pg sen 0onlfe
9iegiering fon iom 6elge oeraf iff:
i>npoefpnn1e Set / Slnorogen0et frenl.
iotte Enife. 6oreningens 6ornmo
neooeler imiolertib, at SEN itfc pil
opgipe slrbejoet for at faa 9fe6igt'
tellen giennenfprt, og at Ser pil bli
ne af6olbt ct Stnpne ongoaenoe 0ell-
ne Sag ion1tioig mes Gbicogo bon
lfe 6oreningers ltore @runolopsfeit ;
&iperpietp 4Sarf, @6icogo, ferltfom,
men0e Sen1og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

orbeioer 6enne Sio paa en- m
8og, n&ero Sales of tbe Gar gtortb ,
Der 1nort pil u6fomme. slt oglaa
oon1fe @elte pil blipe forepigeoe I
@iis' npe 8og fremgaar al en- Sp-
forbring ban bar ubienot gle11nem
@1tens oanlfe 8la6e. Torfatteren bar
8ruq for ct eo6t 8ille6e, @obberitit
eller an6en go6 9feprobuftton, al
@1aget paa @olberser &eioe, boor
Song @riitian 8. Gierbe miiteoe BET
enc gie, eller al Greoerif 8. &reoie
un6er @penifernes 8eleiring al
@ipbenbapn, eller begge oisle 8ille'
Der. Ser efsiiterer iom befie1tot to
fortrinlige 8ille6er af 6isie 8egioen=
beoer. &aa 8ille6et fra &olber9er
&eioe 1er man @ongen reile Jig, ont
bunoen meo ct @le6e, netop ion
bans acknowledgement piloe itrD'
ge 6Iaget, 90 6e troe6e at @ongen
par 6rebt. BilIe6et fra &iebenbapns
8eleirine piier Song Greoerif Tibet
poa 8oloene, gipen6e 8efaling ON
6eitningsperfernes l16be6rtng. &r.
93its bar 8rug for 6isie 8illeber
ftrofs og gnifer 6em tillaans al eDe1t.
tuelle giermen6, ser an1no6es ON al
fenbe bam Dem 11n6er M6resie 524
M. 8eecb Street, 8ficbmono Sill,
esamatca, 8. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
Gn 9onD 5 III q rs . 1T 0 t1t<
men g an 6r nci 3 0.

m en- / 9 an ranc 5 c 0.
gn befienot ing oolnf ManO
Cat Troncisco, Spn1rer Speno
sfoolen, 25 slar gann1el, er 11lg.
.gien" omfolnnen S. 10. @ioj peo
at ct Sus ser por unoer 6lptnin5
ltDrteoe ian1men oper bollt. S9ulef
blep bepet pe0 Sfrl1er, og 11oe'1 Sar'
lel folot set til enc Sibe oper Moo=
len, ser bleo 0rebt paa Steoet. 20
andre Gonjfe, 9}eltaurater Sore11S
se5grgenlen og Moler S. 80. Granner,
blep begropeoe / &uinerne og enoel
forllaoeoe, n1en life lipslarl19t.
W3o6lens Soroefer0 par Ell al De lter=
5te og ln1uffeite banife Segrapeller
Ser far il,noet Steo San 6ranets=
co. l1ng6on1s= ,pg Donta=6oren1n'
aerne oeltog, og Songforenl'1gen w
rem iong pe6 Sdrgefelten / &trfe1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
= onlf 6orfatt er 8 G
tier 9( III er t q.

Sen oonife 6orfatter Gbriltlo'1
@unogaaro, ser for ct Aors S1o
lioen logop en 9og, ~Froletar" er
ifplee Sore 2anosneno / l@ola11=
bet" reilt Ell Sur til Sc 6oreneoe
Stoter for at ltuoere set an1erltanlte
oanobrug og for at boloe 0plesn1n=
ger og 6oreorog oanife Goren1n9er
beropre. &an er oprinoelis SanO-
orbejoer og bar / set liolte Asar Aar
bolt ct Stpffe Sorb / 6orpagtr11n9
poa 9iurslano. Otter lin Silba9e-
fomlt fra slmerifa agter ban at oper-
tage en- ltprre 9anoeienoon1 6or~
pogtning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
S0noerjpQano og
Bj0rn(on,


nprolcspigife Mi9Soogsmano s. .
@ansien=9ferremellc ON @jerrlon
Giter u@ejnr0al" giengiper ri neoen:
ltuoenoe s(iinit af &igsoogsmonocl,:
Gale
1Sor os oanlfe 9forollespigere
por ser oog iGrlig slnleoning til al
brcrc @jprnltierne @iernion. g
Ear i lon1 miitet cit @fan6, ion1 al:
tio nnen Snteresie fulgte Dor Sag oe
life pa; ronge for at tage Ell Sprn
noor set fueb. Seq lfol benne Tor=
binoelie Blot n1inbe on1, bporleoeS
bon falteoe Jig 9reicben for % I'M
ser apllerrcginlentct. Sjprnion bon
operolt og for oltio prrct n,eo,
noor llpeir brpo lps. 9Nen loll
6on oltio iulgtc meo / Se;
aipenbeoer fer bjentn1e, looleoes pol
Don ogioo itrafs flor oper, at fer
buroe Scr gjeres noget. Son ben-
penote Jig til mig / @erlin og fit
:Matt:iole til en- itor Eroteltartifel,
lcm ofiertliggioroes en- bel Seffc
uocn!onolfe 9lo0e og pofte @ienlp>
pioen ON. S'i 9for0ilespigere far
lrrocles s(1leoui11g til at pnre
@iprnltjernc @iprnion tofl1emn1eli9c
for ocl1ne @oanosrrfl1ing / 9epbenS
Strmo.
Men Set par life Blot os, fam iao-
lcocs trooote / Sfronfeu for. 9iprn=
ion far opcralt og olti0 prret Sc
UNDERWRITERS, bc lpoges Sen. San
far lc(u jo0tJ at fra 6eu Dag, Da'l
fon1 Sfole, 9or fan bonfet og taget
il1oo 8onf fpr Sc ilnoas Sfplo, oa
Set er meget ri9tigt. ltoen at o9te
pau DC SultEeltyDeDer pg upeDuge'
lig6coer, fan 1,olotte Zig ielp for, bor
fan oltio pnret Sc lmaa og lpoge Ell
trofolt SolsnanO. Seq ifol blot nli11-
Sc ON, bporl,0es bon / Sen 1iolt:
Sis CT troo0tli Sfronfen for Slopof-
prne. en- fife eSolfcltQn1nue ltl1.
gorn, iom MaDarerne me0 Gol0 ol
Mogt lpgte ot uorpo0e.
@i far 8jgrnlon miltet en Gen
lom oltio pqr pillig til at tre0e
Sfronfen for os, og en Mian0, bpiS
9fplt bertes poer bele europa. g
Tan life be>lte, at Ser en- noper:
lfaelig Siren t1tio pil fremltoa en- Zig.
neroe Solsmon6 for Dor Gag
9tor6en.
9fen no oper Set gielSer Set jo
ct hi 8jernion far nriitet en- 9ig.
tsr al itor 8etp6ning. gt fommel
10 life iontn1elt til ct eneite Meot
fer MoroTespig, u6en at ser ipn
ges en- eller Here 5ange al bam
Songe, iotn pperoroentlie traffeno'
tolfer 11etop Sen nuleoen6e @legtS
6rlelier. sSeg bebeper blot at min
oe ON uSSeg pil perge nit 2ano"
Sa1eren 1na1eoe peo 8jernlons
Dietning, fins sfueiptl og itprr.
6ortellinger og ilntte6e oerpaa:
81 far ! 8iprnion miitet en- lto'
Gigter og |trofait Salsmano for Dol
Gag. 0erfor er oet, leg bar grebe
f6en fpritf 2eiligbeo, Ser be6 fig be'
neoe, TIL at baore bans Minoe, 0!
lieg ct iiffer paa, at Sc alle pil per'
me6 6erttl ne6 at reiie Dem. (De
fer).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
sture Wsenos Mmnbbelb.

uSret0l0 bebRb11ef er ben WfQn0
iom fin Stri6 bar @et." Sbofe,
fpeore.
u0g firefoIo, bpis bar faor @1o.
get ferit og unbrogt ret. Sob
Billings.
8ebebnet neo en- 6Ioife al @ar-
ner's @bite @ine Of Ear er set let
at gibe Dbositb6et til Sen fbrite So,
retonrit af en- 6orfglelie, elIer @tru.
be- eller 2ungeipg6om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
TannHt1twttA.
Grefen Marie @run II D t.

sSrefen Marie @ru II D T.
pig, ...
oiosoe @oitor 6reoerit aanse
@rl,notpi9s 9otter, er s. 19. Mol
rejlt meb ,,Oscor II" til slmerifa for
at beiege Genner / lin gon1le Silent
BIZ Clinton, So., % runot on / slmez
rifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03
g oltor @br. g CD . Ii $
f pe. 3 III q ia,

Grnlt for 9en bonlfe 8irteS Ne=
niabeb, er ifplge u9pf" eli al De trs
@re)ter, ser CT inoitilleoe til G1nbe=
oct lom sogneprelt for Saps, Spe
ior &plbing, trt pes oen lpnoerjpolte
@rpnbje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

u@prner's @bitc @inc Of sar"
giper itrafs 2in6rine / en- bpilfen
iom blit speoom i @truben oe Gun
'gerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

e a i t or 8. $ II II / II 9 ?
len, SUIT y IN 0 II ,
% / n H.,
;5ormono for n2anlf 6olfeian-
f,,no", agter 5omner at afle9ge
ct 8elea Gonmorf og pil bltpe
hiemme til Sftober, til bpilfen S1o
hans slbresje ,pil p9re: @nfefrn Mtas
reu sSreoerifleu, Omn1el peO Morltol.
e@re, 9anmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-03

@frib efter @rspennmre af bette
@!eo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-13
TOURIST PARTY
KICKS At PRICES
Continued from Page One.)

hotel people do not want TO entertaln'
rs at all.
Two dollars a person for luncheon
for 100 TO 30 people Is out Of the
question when | have repeatedly pass
Cd through Honolulu with parties Of
from eight to twelve people and never
paid more than 81 30 a head al the
AIoana Hotel Docs this not look to
You like mistake upon the part Of
The hotel people,
| have written Mr.. Hertschc again
asking him to make Us the same rate
as we have contracted for at the 81.
Francis Of san Francisco. that is, $l.oo
per person. We are 10 lunch with them
upon our return voyage on October sth
| have offered them a similar sum per
person ($l.00). and am waiting tor
this reply.
Mr.. Vim. Randolph Hearst, proprietor
of the Los Angeles " Examiner IS
also proprietor Of the following news
papers: New York; American,
+. JournaI.'' Motor ''Notor Boat
:ng.' Cosmopolitan Magazine -; Bos-
can. - Examiner >; san Francisco
= Examiner, - 81 american Weekly.'
We are advertising the delights of
Honolulu in all these papers and ! am
at loss to understand why MIR. fiert-
sche raises the ante when we are doing
our best to show Honolulu to people
from all over the United StaaeS,
IN the matter Of carriages, | aprre-
ciate what voa have done; | have re-
ceiyrd \ letter from Mr.. {. H. Bel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
TO THIN, PALE PEOPLE.
Druggists Paul G. Schulz G. Son. Offer
to Pay for Samose If il Does Not
Make Thin People Fat.

Samose, the remarkable fiesh-form-
ing food, should be used by all who
are pale, weak and thin. 1t mingIes
with the food and aids assimilation so
that when taken for short time Ma
ture will soon assert her normal pow
ers, and the food that is eaten will
give strength and good flesh.
Weigh yourself before you com,
mence the use of Samose. and you
will notice steady gain Samose is
a scientific tesh-forming food that re.
stores the thin and scrawny to their
proper weight, and fills the weak and
debilitated with vigor and vitality.
Such remarkable results have fol.
lowed the use of Samose TT t Drug,
gists Paul G. Schulz & Son a. willing
to pay for the treatment if i. does not
give the desired results. They make
this offer generally and want all who
are thin, weak andout of health to get
a box of Samose from them on those
terms
Sent postpaid on receipt of price,
90 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HEWlTT-Robert A. Hewitt, died
Sunday, January l6, 1910, aged 80
years. Funeral will be held on Wed.
nesday afternoon, January 49, Cor.
tege will leave family residence 432
Eighth street at lis p. m. for the
First M. f. church. Services at 1880
O'Clock conducted by Rev. j. G., Dee
Special train from Fourteenth street
at 2:45 p. m. for Beech Grove Gene
terry. lnterment under auspices o!
Alexander Lodge. No. 224, |. o. 0. f.
and Alma Rebekah Lodge No. g.
Friends of family, members of SAT-
ford and Parthenia Lodges and visit
ing Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in
vited,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
halliday-Schoupe.

A wedding which was a surprise to
the friends of the parties was solemn
lied yesterday morning, when Miss
Camilla Hinde Halliday of this city
became the bride of Mr.. Joseph Rich
ard Schoupe of East St. Louis, at the
Episcopal church. yesterday morning
Rev George NJ. Babcock officiating
Guests present were; Mr.. and Mrs
Parker cambridge Halliday. Mrs. Rob
Hinkle, Mrs. Anna Blake and Miss
| Mildred Hinkle.
The bride has always held an en-
viable position in Cairo society cir
Giles. ana is liked by all who had the
good fortune to be Ter acquaintances
She is the younger daughter of the
late Hon. Thomas W. Halliday. who
was mayor of Cairo longer than any
one else, Mrs. Schoupe looked charm
ing in d handsome brown coat suit
with draped velvet turban to match
Mr.. Schoupe comes of good Vir
ginian stock and stands high in bus
mess circles of East St. Louis, beins
a prominent lumberman. Their &C
quaintanee dates from about a year
ago, they having met in Charleston
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoupe left at ILL.,
| for East st. Louis, where they will
reside and will be at home to friends
after February 18th at the Hote
Royal The announcement cards wer,
out yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
WHAT A DELICATE CHILD

is the remark we often hear when re.
ferring to little ones whose faces are
pale and wan and limbs thin and
spindlng.
If mothers in this vicinity only
realized how quickly these little ones
can be made strong, robust and rosy
by our delicious cod liver and iron
preparation VINOL, we would not see
so many delicate children on our
streets. Paul g. Schulz & Sons, drug.
gists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
ROAYL ARCH MASONS
Installed officers Last Night For the
Ensuing Year-Frank Spen-
Ger is n, p.

Cairo Chapter No. II of the Royal
Arch Masons installed the following
officers last night:
Frank Spencer, H. p; Samuel
Gould, X; O. P Hurd, Jr., s.; F. w,
Gibson, c. H.. J. B. DeLawter, p. s.;
R. H, Spann, R "A c.; w. w. Orr,
NJ. v; John Summons NJ. 2 ";
James Curry, NJ. 1 vi w. S. Simp-
son, Sentinel; W. D. Lippitt, Score.
tary; A. F. Staehle, Treasurer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
LIBRARY CALL STATION
To Be Located In MONDAY Rest
Rooms 1880 More Donations
Are Received.

The special committee on the per
manent location of the Noon4Day Rest
Rooms will render their frll report
along with other business relating to
the enterprise. at the educational
meeting of the Cairo Woman's Club
today. Interested persons are invited
to attend. Donations received recent
ly ere:
Half dozen silver spoons and polish,
Mrs. c. w. Henderson.
Twelve pounds of coffee, Scudder-
Gale-Wearen Grocery Co.
A Call Station of the public
library is to be established at the
Noon Day Rest and the books will be
ready for distribution Saturday,
A library table and a book case are
needed at the Pest Rooms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Making improvements,

Flack & May, clothiers and fur
uishers, are making extensive inn
provements in their establishment
The interior is being completely over
hauled. New ceiling and walls will
be put in; the Old fixtures are being
removed to be replaced by new, up
to-date outfit 1t will be one of the
completest and most attractive estab-
lishments of the kind in the city when
finished as planned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Passed THROUGH Cairo.

Edward Allen. son of Mr.. AMI Mrs
Homer Allen, of this city, was here
Yesterday enroute to Memphis, where
he is to Join THE Sunny Side Of
Broadway Company" which is play
ing there this week. Mr.. Allen left
Cairo last fall and made decided hit
in this musical comedy farce. Later
he went with The Winning Miss.
Last week he received an offer from
The Sunny Side of Broadway" com
pany. He will be seen here with that
attraction next Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
THE ICE BUSINESS
Serving the Public Many Years-Now
in the Business and Al
ways Will Be,

Correcting an impression in last
evenings Citizen regarding The City
Delivery Company
We are not connected with it,
Know nothing of it or had anything
to do with it. Shall positively have
nothing to do with a city delivery
company on ice
CLAUDE WINTER, for
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Bio Run of Business.

Solomon, the clothier has had AT
enormous run of business as result
of his recent announcement of special
sales. His store has been crowded
with buyers. Solomon always gives
ments and the public have confidence
in him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Funeral This Morning.

Funeral service over the remains of
Mable, the six.year.old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Skyles, 2tos
Holbrook avenue, will be held this
morning, Rev. G. S. Ohrum Of Cairo
Baptist church officiating. The
funeral party will leave Intcrurban
station at Ninth and Commercial at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
x. IF p. Will Have Comedy.

Ascalon Lodge. No. 81. Knights OF
pythias. have arranged to produce a
comedy drama, The Girl from the
West" with local talent, at the Cairo
The production will be Under the SUI
pervision of Mr. and Mrs Hoffman
and a number of snecialties will be
introduced between acts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Case Of Smallpox.

One case of smallpox has appeared
in the city, the victim being white
man named Burnett, residing at 315
Washington avenue The premises
have been isolated by Chief Egan as
health officer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-19
Bin Boost Day.

The Retail Merchants Association
committees Yesterday did some great
hustling for members and succeeded in
adding long list of names, They will
have 100 Or more by the time the