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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
farmers elevator
MADE GOOD Showing

Upham, N. D., July ia most
wonderful showing was made by the
Upham Farmers Elevator company
the past year.
This company has only been in ex-
istence for one year and in that time
has distanced all competition, hold
ing the state record at this time.
At the annual meeting held here
last week, dividend OF IS per cent
was declared, and the manager, JOS.
WIKI, received most f1attering in
dorsement on the way he had con-
Quoted the affairs OF the company. Mr..
Wik fully deserves the confidence of
the stockholders, as he had to work
against the strongest competition last
fall
The board of directors elected for
the ensuing year is the same as last
year, with the reception of S. o. Samu-
son, who resigned Chas. Sore1son
was elected In place OF Mr.. Sampson,
and Geo. Freeman was elected presi-
dent.
The directors then reelected Jos.
WIKI as manager for the ensuing year
by a unanimous vote.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
NO REASON FOR IT
WHEN BISMARCK CITIZENS SHOW
THE CERTAIN WAY OUT.

There can be no just reason why
any reader of this will continue to
suffer the tortures of an aching back,
the annoyance of urinary disorders,
the dangers of diabetes of any kidney
ills when relief is so near at hand
and the most positive proof given
that they can be cured. Read what a
Bismarck citizen says:
George w. WEIGH, 416 Second St.,
Bismarck, N. D., says: II recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills as an excellent
remedy for kidney trouble. My back
was lame and there was constant
dull pain through my kidneys. The
kidney secretions were also unnatural,
and after trying many remedies with
unsatisfactory results, despaired Of
ever getting relief. At last Doan's
Kidney Pills came to my attention
and I procured a box at the Lenhart
Drug Co. The pains soon ceased and
in a short time was completely
cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
BEACH WILL HAVE
FIRE PROTECTION

Beach, N. D., July 19.-The city
council held a special meeting last
week Thursday evening, at which all
members were present, Mayor Noble
presiding.
The business under consideration
was the supplying of fire protection
for this city during the time which
must elapse before water system
can be put in. w. NJ. Dunn, repre-
senting the w. S. Mott Co. of Min
neapolis, was present and succeeded
in closing an order for two Victor
chemical engines, of forty gallons ca.
pacity each, to be delivered during
the first part of August. Each engine
has nonfreezing attachment and will
cost the city in the neighborhood Of
$500 for the two.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20

wise and back instantly as lightning.
taking a course due south for half
mile. Not being in contact with the
face of Mother Earth, but every little
while coming down to a slower pace,
angling southwest following the low
er places, only to be seen at inter-
vale of few minutes, regardless of
the damages to the ripening grain
fields. AS the form of the angel was
drawing near to the new grade at
the south half of section %, and the
threatening clouds were hanging low
in the west, the mysterious form
,'skidooed," not to be seen any more
that night. A wonderful rain fol-
lowed this strange sight, and it is
believed by the older pioneers that it
was sign for the much needed mois-
ture and the omen will be remem-
bered for many years to come.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
Billings COUNTY
Farmers BUILDING

Beach, N. D., July 49,. H. Moore,
of Williams, is preparing to make ex-
tensive improvements on his ranch
and to this end ordered bill OF lum-
Der of the Beach Lumber & Coal Co.
On Wednesday 10000 feet of the lum-
Der was loaded on to wagons and
Howard Douglas was to haul it to
Williams with his gasoline engine.
This is one of the largest loads Of
lumber ever hauled out of Beach and
we guess it would make some other
towns 60 some, too. But misfortune
for Howard lurked in too small a
tie chain. The load went majectical-
ly along until it reached the hill just
north of v. Wicka's, where the tie
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
SPOOkS Exciting
max RESIDENTS

Max, N. D., July 19.-It is believed
that a ghost was seen at Endres Sun
day, July 10th, about eight, appear.
ing in the form of man on horse.
back in the vicinity of the school
house. A mysterious sight it was, as
it appeared to be coming from the
eastern skies, making it's halt at the
crossing by the school house, then
sailing north at its utmost for a short
distance, then returning to it's first
hating point, then going west like
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20

We carry a. large assortment
of stools. Plain screw seat
and screw >eat with back.
Our prices range from SIPS
upwards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.

Hettinger "a, Marmarth O.. That's
about the worst reported yet.
There was circus at Hettinger,
but it did not make much Of hit
with the Record man.
Senator Leslie Simpson spoke at
the Old Settlers meeting at Gladstone
Saturday afternoon.
In spite of the partial failure of
crops on the slope, the papers of this
section are recording great improve
ments in all lines and especially in
farm buildings.
Many new cement walks are being
put in at Max this year.
A balloon race will be one of the
attractions at the Beach fair this
week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
MARRIED..

Dickinson Record: At St. Patrick's
parsonage, by the Rev. Father Dig.
nam, on Monday, July II, S. L. Cas-
kelly and Miss Minnie Rosendahl. The
contracting parties are among the
best known young people in this
community and have host of friends
who wish them the best of everything
that goes with long and happy we'd
ded life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20

chain broke and a back-np process
began. Lumber was scattered over
considerable of the road and it took
some time and labor before every |
thing was right side up again.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
WHEN YOU GO on YOUR
VACATION

Take one of Webb Brothers trunks
with you. Ask to see the insured
trunks. A policy IL issued by the
manufacturer which 10 AZ binding A.
can be made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
A Chance TO Prove Il,

WHAT" she asked, can | do to
convince you that love you with all
my hearth" Give me the foolish let
tors ! have written to you" he re.
piled, so that ] may personally su.
perintend the burning of them"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20
Pathetic.

"'Tis the irony Of fate" sighed the
county fair aeronaut. when q boy I
wore patches on my trousers and now
that I'm a man | sail the skies In q
patched balloon"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-20

For sale, f1rst-class FEED. Go to A.
Logan's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Kinder 8cnreIen
MACH FlETCHER'S
Gas T RIA
Ga6ien.

Sic gol6ene @od)6eit feierten IN
9ingelf66t (gibsfel0) ser @e=
BET Moom 6ranfenberg uno feline
gbef rau. - Ser @eb. Sberfinan5ratb
Sielidt Mitglieo 0es &ei9sbanf0iref=
forums, gebiirtig bon @ei1igen=
itabt, mltr0e in Berlin bon einem
Mutomobil angefabren un0 itarb an
Sen 6olgen Ser gerlebungen i'm
&runfenba1s. = Sem 6ltbrmam
9(11or. @efe aus 81 + III PRINCE,
Ser alf Ser 6abrt bonn 8abnbof @er5=
berg nob Ser Eapierfabrif @artmig
in H6umipringe ul1ter Sic EaOer iei=
mes @agenS gerietb, mur0en beioe
8eine obgefobrer1. - Sn 5un6=
bou EN- bei Grfurt ermor6ete Ser
2an0mirtb @oBferl ieinen 5dmieger=
bater, inoem CT inn sic Settle 0nr6=
l6nitt. Ser Ib4ter ml1roe perbaf tet.
@eifalen.
SEER Bfarrer Soar eroing bon
SCR It 6 M d er, lit inn Sitter bon
60 Sabren ploblid gel torben. - SSn
ieinem 8ernfe perungliidte ser SLOT
tenfii6rer Stdoter bon 2angen=
6reer tootlid. - Sn Grippe
inge en- brannte oas @obnbaus
6es &ettenidmteoes @ilb. Sepermann
ab. - Sn Marten brannte Sic
5deu1e. 6eS 2anomirtbs Mi0oelidul-
tie infolge 8ranoitiftung nieber. -
Ser Steumo6er Telbroof bon g |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
ais Opfer oeS 9llcobols eritift.

w QlS SpIeI ut9 stlluDuIS elflt1t.
Sn Menenbeerie bat man nit
ser Snitanoiebung Ser e%bemaligen
Stiftsfirde begonnen. = Ger 2ano-
mirtb Mnt. @eber ien. bon 5reoe-
surg perungliidte bei elmer Durd)=
6rennerei tootlid. - SSlr oent Nrbei=
ter anipping'iden @auie, in ser Nd-
be ser futb. &irde, bra6 in 9eDe-
rungen Elm Jel1er aus, 6em 8 Sar-
ler gum Spfer fielen.
&beinpropin5.
513,355 Ginmobner 5dblte Gin
am 1. Muguit. = @o6m. SEER gbren-
0omberr uno Sta6toedant Druid
mann, Yfarrer bon ct. COLUMBIA IN
|G0ln I, feterte 6os Dionantene Brie-
lteriubildum. = 1os @oloene 8rie-
iterjubildum feierten: bobm. @r. Slug.
SapelS bon ct. Mpoiteln in Goln;
bodm. ST.. Sub. gauers, Bfarrer bon
ct. Midael in Maden-8urti9eio;
bodm. @err Hfarrere Heter Sad 1T
8armen; bodm. SIR. &farrer Beter
@ol aus @dB; ser in Meapen leben6e
bodm. &err Hfarrer Mattb. &etten=
bofe1e bon &ebring; bo6m. @err 8far-
rer @einri6 Sanien in 5aiieln un6
bodm. @err 6ran5 sos. &redler>
Hfarrer bon @nsborf. = SSn San
ielaer bronnte ser 8auernbof 6es
@utsbeliters Nop nie6er. = Ser in
q brmeiler i'm &ubeitanoe met
lenoe bodpp. Or. Sores feierte iein
@oloenes Hrieiteriubildum. = Sn
81 rlen lit 6as @aitbal1s our Sent
lie" abgebrannt. = Sn @1epe itarb
Sanitatsratb Or. 8ouinger I'M M=
ter bon 70 Sabren. = SSn Ni6eg-
gen ltarb i'm Is. 2ebensiabre @err
Hfarrer uno 9efinitor @ilb. grnit.
= gu @i1Ii6 mur0e ser 2an6=
lpirtb Sac. 8aumeiiter bon einem Mu=
tomobil %iiberfabren un6 geto0tet. =
Sic gbeleute in 8a9em f%eierten
@oloene &od5eit.-Sn 8nrfbeim
lit bodm. @err Subilorprielter Gran5
8. Stodert i'm 80: 9ebensja6re ge=
itorbeu. 9luf 0em 8abnbof 9 ii i
el0or : 9erenborf mur0e Sic gbe=
frau Gbriitine 81an5 aus Gus
Of e II bon einem 3uge erfaBt u1o ge=
toOtet. = Sn @ernsbeim 1pur-
Sen Ourb einen 8libidlag 6ret iunge
Md0bel1 i'm Sitter BON s Big II Sab=
rem getootet. - 9te Hulpermii6le
BON Gramer & 8u6bol5 am neuen
@ammer bel Sebl lit in sic Suit
g%eflpgen. s3mei Mrbeiter puraer ge=
tDDtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
~,rder schrelen
MACH FlETcHER'S
RIA
@e6en=NaHalt

S11 Mr5en bro1111te 0ns Mnrpel en
Ser Mittpe giebel nieoer. = 8ei1n
&eilligen zines Sag0gewebres lit Ser
9eiitser ser am 8abnbofsmege Bel
Sta6tbagen gelegenen 3iegelei,
@err Strange, to6tlid Derungliidt. =
Ser @e5irfsor5t Meoieinalratb Or.
@0ring in Sta6t1en.gsel6
muroe ul1f iein Mniuden 1T Sen &l,=
6eitan0 gelebt. SSn 50 ibenbau=
Ell feierte oa5 Sob. @olomann'ihe
@bepaar @ol0e1e @od5eit. = SSn
% ii n It ap Stein feierte bodm.
ST.. Militdrpfarrer Or. Sod oas @ol=
6ene 8rieiterjubildlm. = 0ie gbe=
frau 6es 2an0mirtbs 81. Mbe 5u q L
tenbreitung muroe als 2eide
aus ser Sierra gefiidt.
@ciien=9 armitaot.
Sn Grbah itarb Ser &ofbil0-
idniber Nbil. @iQmonn. = 0as s.
idbrige Sinh ser 6arnilie @drtner in
@ol6mi h elbad ertranf i'm io=
genonnten Miiblbad}. = @od}m. @err
Hfarrer @eorg @elferid bon > # en
beim lit, 70 Satire alt, geltorben.
= Sn Il rberad %ltiir5te Oo5 5pet
Sabre alte &ino oes 8altb. Gang aug
oem 6eniter uno 1tarb on Sen erlitte=
men &erletunger.
GaDcrn.
Sn MItDttin fano Sic @run0=
iteinlegl1ng ser ct. Mrna=&irde Ser
&apu5iner itutt. = SEER Gfarrer S.
anor5er lit OberebfeI0 feierte
iein 6Oidbriges Yrieiterjubildlm. =
Sn SberiiI5en feierte &edts<
foniulent Serb. Otto als @emein0e=
idreiber iein 2%5iabriges Dienitpubi<
ldum. = Die @duslersto6ter Mnna
Moosburg BON Is oblabergm ur0e
in einem 5miiden @al6firden un6
Staging porbeifliebenoen Bad erito-
den a%ufgefun0en. Sn 8reiten=
b d d mur0e DIE Mrlage enter Wal1er=
leitung beidlolien. - SSn @aBfurt
feierten ser friibere @atbsoiener 30.
8iner uno @attin @oloene &od5eit.
- Sn Mor6beim a/M. lit 86der-
m1eiiter SOB. Gang i'm Mlter bon 80
Sabren geitorben. - Mit 6em 8a1e
ser Mainbriide San6 3eiI lit
%begonnen mor0en. - sSn 8 e d.
ging 6as Mnmeien oes 8adermeilterg
Otto ISABEL in 6lammen ouf. - Sn
Garrftr6en begingen sic Hri-
batiersebeleute &oman GigI uno Srau
Ibeeie, geb. 2uoited, Diamantene
@od5eit. -Sn SSpboen brannten
Sic Nnmeien bes Seconomen @ader-
lein un0 oes 8oliers 56un nieoer.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Sin gener0ier nnb w~ubltbattger
Menffl.

vSb m09te, 0aB ale um oas Cute
miiBten, 6as i6 6ur6 SIR GoleDs
Mieren-Mittel er5ielte," iagt S. 8.
&egan, 6armer, Mo. Seine Nieren
uno 8lale perurla9ten ibm 10 gro
gen 56mer5, glenb nn6 Hlage, 6aB er
me0er arbeiten nod idlafen fonnte.
Ct iagt, 6oB SoleD's Mierenmittel i'm
ponit1n6ig furirte. Molitors Mpo=
tbefe, ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
9te aIte &eimatb.
6annuncr.

Ml1f ser lteileu Gbauliee bon Sa-
melin nub Hprn1ont iiberl6lug 1td
Elm Mutonmbil. Die Sniallen, eine
8orol1il1 bon Miindballle n aus $ a IL
nopcr neblt ibreu beioen &inoern
l1lo cine befreunoete Game, muroen
beraltsgelhlel,oert. Gie 12labrige
Spd)ter ser @arpnin erlitt einen Bop
pelten Sda0elbrn6 uno cine @eblrn=
erl diitterung, ebe1lo mltrOen sic 8e=
gleiterin, Sri. @abn aus 9annoper,
lomie ser II Sabre alte Sobn Ser
@arpniu lebr 1hmer perlebt. 3d.
rpnil1 bon Miind)bmtle len uno ser
Gbalffeur for1el1 nit lei1ten Gerlet=
lt11ge1 bopol1. = Sn 2ingen itarb
ser &gl. @ol1rotb 9prgmaun an oen
Iplgen zines odt Gage porber auf
Ser &egelbabn erlittenen Sblaganfal=
les. Ser &erltorbene ltano inn 81. 2e=
bersiabre. = SSn > 3 B + il #
ml,b Sic $4,000 &atbolifen 5able1oe
ct. Sobonnis=@ emei110e unbeoiugt in
mebrere Yfarreien getbeilt mer0en.
Sir SEN oa0ur6 notbmenOig meroen=
Sen &irdenbau fins bisber aber crit
$4,000 Marf borbanoe1. SIN nGditen
Sabre miro Sic ct. Sobannis=@ emein=
Sc 900 Sabre alt, uno mani bofft, Die
les 5Gculoriabr belonoers 6a0ur6
feiern 81 f0nner, 0aB in ibm Ser
@%runoitein gu elmer 5ueiten Stride &C.
legt miro.
Slbenbmrg.
Sn e brannte oas @obnbaus
0es 8ddermeiiters 8rengelnann poQ=
itGnoig nie0er.-Sn @ol0ent ebt
feierte SIR. 2ebrer Glem. &eborn NIT
ieiner @emablin oos 50iabrige Gbe=
i11bil1um. = Sn 0snobriid (Sann)
itarb i'm 70. 9ebensiabre na6 lange-
rem 2eioen Ser @anoelsiduuebrer
@eiurib Y0ppelmann, ein 8rl10er 0es
3iegeleibeliters E0ppelmann in
GIpppenburg. Ser Ser itorbene
geb0rte ieit g11oe ser 60er SATIRE oo=
rigen Sabrbun0erts 0en 9ebrercole=
giltn ser Sut1oelsldule in Ssna6riid
an 1tlro trot crit Dor einigen Sabren
nob arbeitsreider> LANCER 9ienit5ett
in Sen moblper0ienten Sutherland.
Gdleiien.
@ie aus oem oberihleiiiden ST.
6ultriegebiet b%erlal1tet, beabli6ttgt Sic
6irn1a &rupp III giien, in SEM 9orfe
So It II If II a, &reis EleB Heg.=ge5.
Sppeln, ein groBes Snoritriemerf 3u
erri6ten, boS bol1ptiadlih fir Ct
portproouftion + itinunt 1ein ion. -
Sic Eopierf obrif @elter10e bel
@iridberg lit nieoergebran1t.
grbolten blieben MN @ol5idleife rei,
&eilel6o1s, Gampfnraihinet atl10
Mp6nbous. @ronoldooen 100000
Morf. = SSn Meuro0e itarb Ser
Sta0t6ltelt e uni friibere 8ltdbdn0ler
9ientner Ottoman @itidfel0, Mitglie0
oeS Gentrnmsmablfomitees, bes fatb.
&irbenboritan6s, &atbsberr lu10 Sir
menpater, I'M Sitter bon 68 Sabren.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31

The students are taking much in
terest in their debates and are show
ing much tact In the art considering
1T ~ the first tirne for several even to-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
On The Diamond.

The G. II. S. diamond was the
scene of fairly good game of base
ball yesterday afternoon after school.
The Regulars" lined up against the
Scrubs" and succeeded in beating
them by score Of to in about 6
innng' The Regulars" are compos-
ed of the fellow that bid fair to make
the first team The lineup yesterday
will, with probably a few changes,
constitute the representatives team
this season for G. H. s.. The follow.
ing are the positions: Gadbois,
catcher; Cop, pitcher; Mcnamara,
first base; Mattingly, second base;
Kobler, or Hill third base; ireland or
Magee short stop; Hofhenz, QuelI
naltz, McDanicls and Brown field
positions. From this list all of whom
played part Of the game yesterday
will be determined the personnel of
the first team The diamonds have
been scraped and rolled and will be
in good shope for the game with Dex-
ter next Saturday, April 8.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
Going to East st. Louis.

On account of the fact that severa
c. III. S. teachers will attend the
Southern Illinois Teachers Associa
ton meeting at East st. Louis, today,
tomorrow and Saturday, school will
be dismissed after having the regular
session this moring and the pupils
Will not have to return again unit
next Monday. This is granted by the
Board Of Education which has rule
that allows holidays OF three hal
days in each term to every teacher
for the purpose Of visiting schools Of
educational meetings.
Among the teachers who will go w
from Cairo are: Misses Margaret
Wilson, Alice Wenger and Allie
chambers, Messrg Clendenen, j. t.
Midkiff, Ralph Jackson, ]. Fl. Hook
and II L. Alyi.. Mr. Clendanen is
down on the program for talk on
Elimination of Waste in School
Work"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
TO INCREASE NAVY
CAIRO HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS SAY
IN TIME OF PEACE PRE-
PARE FOR WAR.
Preparing For Ball Game with Dexter
Saturday Teachers go to
East St. Louis Gen.
eral Notes.

The Seniors discussed a very time
ly subject yesterday in the series of
debates the class has been having the
past several days. The subject was
Resolved, That the u. S. Navy
should be Increased"
The first speaker on the arfirma-
tive was win Neff Will said that
everything has to undergo an evolu-
ton and illustrated this theory with
regard to the navy by showing what
immense steel and iron-clad battle
ships and gunboats we have now
compared to the wooden hunks Of
years ago He said that we would
have to keep pace with this theory
and not necessarily increase the
navy by adding so many more boats
but to Increase the present equip
ment by adding the newest invent
ions and attending to details. He
spoke with regard to the larger gun
merry of the ships and said that was
one of the ways he had in mind to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
NEWS FROM OUR NE,GHBoRs|


amusement, especially for the women
WHO enjoyed the discontinue of the
mtn to a great extent A splendid
two course luncheon, consisting of
salad, olives, pickles. eggs, coffee, cake
and brick ice cream was served by q
dozen ladies' Altogether tiit. itff flair
was one of the most enjoyable funct-
ions Of the season. Those present
were Messers. and Mesdames e. 2.
yesterday. w. A. Dougherty, II. c.
Parker, G. L, Martin, Chas. Schuler,
Claude Rev, G. u, Richey. VIM. Pot
ter Claude Smith, Jno Read. j, p.
Nesbit, d. II. Mills, II. Hood. Wm
Read, 3. Blanken ship, j. A. Waugh.
+ c. Perks Jas. Painter w. d. Mar
grave and w. 7. PARKS Mesdames
Wm. Mortz, VIM wilson, II. NJ
smith w. X. Rodman Kate Sneel
and Adolph Murphy; Mr.. w, N.
Meyers; Misse May Hawkins, Ruth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31

week. The bride is the second laugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kreitner and is
well known in this locality, having
been reared in this city The young
couple will make their home in Belle
vile. Mrs. Moehrl arrived Tuesday
to spend few days here with rela.
tives She was accompanied home
by her mother who had been the
guest of relatives in Belleville the
past week.
Mr.. Chas. Johns, of Henshaw, KY,
left Tuesday after brief visit with
Mr. and Mrs. RI. G. Parks on Pearl
street.
Mr.. and Mr3ss. A. l.. Compton and
DR.. Hall Whitaker, ,T G.ulaski at
tended the funeral of Mrs Mary
Brown, mother of DR. A. w. Brown,
at Viennt Tuesday. All returned
home Tue day evening with the ex.
ception of NJ. Consuton, who are
NAMED in Vienna till Wednesday
evening.
CD. Buno died at the Anna hospital
Wednesday morning after few
weeks Illness The body was
brought to his home in this city We'd
nesday evening. The funeral viii be
at the residence Friday at $3.50. Tae
remains will be conveyed to Beech
Grove cemetery for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31

Wilson Edith Drake. Ora Sims, Elsie
i,odman, Blanche Darragh, Jessie
Schuler, L. Verne Armstrong, Pearl
Margraye, Lucille SwsShelm. Elsie
Schuler and Hattie b. Hawley !,
Messrs. Will Dishinger Warner Wall,
Willie Dougherty Harry and Ray
Armstrong, Nile Jaccard Ray Drake,
Loren and Dee Margrave
A concrete walk will be laid soon
at the front side of the Brown build-
ing which will soon be occupied by
the First National Bank.
Misses May If;i iifiiss, May Roibef-
son, Kate Schiller, Olive Buckle. Cora
Victor, Ginevra Howard, May Palm
CT, Antoinnette Fisher and Clara
ITartwick and Prof. and Mrs. Chas.
Harlan will leave Thursday morning
Ter East St Louis where they will
attend the Southern Illinois Teachers
association meetings.
Mrs. T.. pauer, of Mounds, was
shopping in the city Tue day.
Miss Lille Kreitner, of this city,
and Bert Moehrl, of Belleville, were
married in that city on March 21st.
The marriage had not been made gem
orally known in this city until this
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
Saved a Soldiers Life.

Facing death from shot and shell
in the civil war was more agreeable
to ]. A. Stone, of Kemp, Tex, than
facing it from what doctors said was
consumption. Il contracted stub.
born cold" he writes, "that devel
oped a cough that stuck to me in spite
of all remedies for years. My weight
ran down to 1870 pounds. Then I be.
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which completely cured me. | now
weigh 17S pounds" For Coughs,
Colds, La Grippe, Asthma, Memoir
hage, Hoarseness, Group, Whooping
Cough and Lung Trouble it's supreme.
SOC, 0100. Guaranteed by ar drug
gists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-31
MOUND CITY.
March Sc.

March sc.
About seventy persons, members
and fraads Of the Mems aud Wo-
mems lj.5le classes Of the Methodist
EPISCOPAL church. enjoyed the hospl-
taiity Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, MARTIN,
at their home on East FRS and
Pearl stroets Tuesday evening. In
strumental drets and solos by mes
DANES win Read NBn Mcrtz, j. F.
Nesbit and Willie Dougherty ana W.
cal music by the Senior Quauette
composed of Mrs C!aade II ", mr
and and Mrs Geo Il. Martin ard w
A. Dougherty, also by the young
mems quartette, composed of Loren
Margravc, Warner Wall Willie
Dougherty and Harry Armstrong,
to enliven the already happy COM
pany. Various contests furnished