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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09
was stricken with paralysis ana went

was stricken with paralysis and went
TO ST. Mary's Intimacy for care. lie
grew worse and MS brother took hic
to ms hone shortly after. He was a
son OF former Mayor Taos w Hal
liday and leaves several brothers. tie
had lived retire life for a number
OF years Funeral arrangements WI
Re announced later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09
Complimentary Luncheon.

Mrs. ALI T. Haynes and Mrs. w, B,
histlewood gave a noon luncheon
Yesterday at the home Of the latter on
wenty-seventh street honcring Miss
Maude Sutherland whose wedding oc-
ours this month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09
Rumor of Wedding.

Ever persistent Dame Runner has it
that young society belle OF Twenty
eighth street is to be married thi.
week to a prominent young business
man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09

Leon Roche and Rudolph Schwartze
eturned last evening from a weeks
'isit to the state fair at Springfield
whec'e they were delegates 10 til.
Boys State Fair School.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09

MIR. and Mrs John F. Dyas, Of 412
Seventh street, are the parents of a
fine baby boy which was born Oct. C.
me babe was born at Paris. ILL.,.
where Mrs. Dyas has been soiourning
shrough the summer. Mr.. Dyas is the
local ticket agent Of the New York
Central Lines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-09

Joseph Hefter, Sr., Miss lrma Hef.
Ter, MI and Mrs. j. Z. Hefter, DR..
and Mrs. F. r. Roemer and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Haussler arrived last even.
ing to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. o. Patier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
Gbepaar eritift.

Contractor Ai6lano umo Satin mrr.
ocn inn Sdlofe bon 2ellttgas ee-
tootet.
em.Yorf, 2S. Sebruar. - &c.
meiniom in Den Zoo gingen aeltern
iriib Inbreiu giblano, ein III Nr.747,
II. Strube, mobnenoer 30iubriger
Contractor, mo icine nm iiini Sab
re %iiingere @ottin Gbitb, peld)e Bel
DC int Sdlaie bonn tiidiifen 2elldt.
gas iiberm1ltigt wureen. ais geseu
10 llbr Sormittogs SoIepb Collins,
Gin .iiber benz ghepaar m%pbnenbcr
Wnnn, bos Salls p~erlaiien woIltc,
peripiirte cr cillcn penetranten @ass
gerild). Der aus Der Niblanbiheu
Wobltuung 5it fomnlcn id)ien. "a CT
ouf pieoerboltcs loltteS Eodcn an
heren 5biire feline Nntiuort prbielt,
6enodrihtigte or sic onoeren Sous
beiuobncr. mo nod fllr5em lleberles
9et brad mar Die Sbilr ein. Gic
goli5e Wobmiig mar Srm erItifcn
NIT 2eiid)tgaS geiiiat, uu,o mo miiB.
te cine 3eit lang martelL che man
eintreten fonnte.
gci'm 8ctreten bes GB5imnters
fonben Ole 2entc giblonb foot oui
Dem SuBboben liegen, uli0 inn anlto.
bcnoen Sdlof5immer lag Die inngc
Sroii leblos nnf Dem Bette. alem
gnid)ein had mar Aiblonb I'M 2auic
Der Had)t, olS er bon 2el,d)tgoS id)on
bol6 betdubt mar, eripaht rno ni,fgc-
%itonoer, INN ei,t 8eniter 81 offnen,
iuor ober oltf Dem @egc oortbin ;il.
iomnlen g%ebrod)cn, iuororf oos @ns
fein Worowerf all linn uno Der ab.
nungslos id)lofenben @ottin pollenbe.
tie. Nod) @lisIage heS uon Horluc.
9iidcn Soipitol berbei geriienen Or.
Slider pnren beioe 8atten ihon
ntehrere Stunben foot, oils man lie
inno. Cine ll%nteriud)ung ergab, bob
cine oeicfte Stcle IN Der 8asleitung
Dos tobtlite Sos iiber Nod)t bate
entitronrn lniieli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
M0roer snm 5ooe u~ernrtheilt.

Nem Dorf. %. Sebruar. -
Hidter @oii u%erurtbeilte beiite III
Ger Criminal. Abtbcilung oes Sber.
aerid)tS Den 25.iGbrigen gomarb 3.
Tic@ratb bon Nr. 10, 8auerlp.
Tlace. meld)er in ser pergangenen
ISOLDE oes Woroes i'm eriten 8raoe
ihuloig beiunben moroen mar, gum
1ooe. 2ic S%inriftlng plroe pom
Gidter fir Die nit benz If. aptil
bcginncnoc @od)c fcItselest. DC.
6ratb's Spier mar Benjamin Hoic.
Ser Woro geidob am 10. Septcmber
1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
stnS bcm Smnerem @arplanS'S nnS
Den angrenscnScn Stnatcn.
bnlinic miro per
IGn1ert.

iicnbubn mimic miro per
lun1ert.
Gle yTreoerid Hoilroob 60" beub'
iiftigt, lire biSberigen 2iitien Sire
berif = Miooletolun = 9roobod . Sci
~ferion meiter olls5ioebnen. oonnit Die
@%erbinbuing bieicr Streden nit ocr
.8oibiil9ton, 6reoerid & @ettpS-
burg > @iienbobn" bcracItellt lperOcll
fam.
Gie @cfobr porii bcr.
Iic @ciobr elmer pcitcrcn lleber-
idwemmutg III BORT Iepoiit, Mb.,
lit nllem Mnid)ein nod beieitigt.
Sic Gismolien iino in ben lettcl,
So9en in Solgc bes mornlcn @etterS
uno pielen Heae,S geborig 5uionl-
nlengcld)nlol5en.
6ormcr ourh Q huB Der,
mnuoet.
Sobn &. McTantora ein befnnl;-
ter Sormer bon SmeeoS Wia, uelell
Meilen norolid) bon Clifton, Mo.,
niIroc BON ,Sobn 9urfe bilrd) cineil
SduB periuunbet, iueil CT iid mel.
gertc, cine Gedpninng in Sobe bon
$40 prompt ST beglcid)cn. WcTomo.
ia lie9t I'M n@ilmington . Soipitol"
mo biirftc fallnl nit Dem 2eben oo,
BON tomnlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

9crlS and in iei,er bprnebmelt Gllbe-
rem Grideinung ben iun9eu Wiuio-
ncnerbeu beitens.
Nl$ 9ritter I'M 9lnoe pcroicut Sr.
aorl Gbler ertpdbnt 5u lueroen, Der
Die Holle bes Hentier Sbcobolo Si-
mon ipielte, Elm aomifcr oIererlten
Ron9cs. Scinc &ontif iii BON elmer
icinen oiSfreten Nrt, cr c~r5ieltc grpBe
@irtungen nit 9eringcn Wtitteln.
Sic Scenc, no er Iid) pom Eantoiiel-
beIocn Siiiaaif, ;energiit)eili 8atten 5u
cntlpideln beriitft, bratte ibm eincn
northumberland 2afcriolh c.i.g
Sri. Gilt &pidot ais y0ienltmao'
d,en 2olliie4 peroient gleihfals To-
bcnoer Serpprbebung ;ibr Nuitritts-
Iieb rSelii.ilt DER Gag. selaug ibr
iebr gut. Sie'iob librigers gum Nm
beiBcn oppetitlid ans.
Serr Otto Reier OILS Scr eiieriubt-
roienbe ruiiiihe @roi mar gut eber-
10 Sr. DC Geltu ais v@oiton". Sri.
Slfo Giebl oils n@ermoinc" .uub Sri.
gnuo Sronoid) olS nSlellrettc" rcib-
ten lid benz GnicnbIe ipiirhig on,
9llld) Die 9%tebeuroIleu luoren gut be-
lett.
@uSitottung ulo &oItiimirung iton-
Sen oili bofitcm Niueol. Tos Or
DIETER tbot ieine Sdyuloigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
StGrmiidDe Tabrt.

oWaliretonio" longt pcripGtct in
e9tlpsDort al. - @rof Sigrop
bolt iid cine omerifoniid)e
@raltt.
Rem Dort %. 6ebr. - Der
Hieienonmpicr ,Mouretonia" bot
am Snmitog nad Der itiirmiifiten
Iobrt, Die err ei 81 beiteben gebnbt.
uno 5t meld)er CT > Gage mo 10
Stlmocn braud)te, al ieincm bieIis
gen Bier anfer %geporien. Ger
&f init Dem entieiielten Stnrm
begonn ldlor bel Ger abfobrt, 10 ooB
Der Sootle ge5ipungei1 luar. Die Sabrt
lod) amerifo unireiDillig mit5umo.
den. 9ie abiabrt mnroc I'm meb.
rerc Stunoen per5ogert. 9is 5itr
aifunit in Nen.9orf nergroberte
iidl Die Ierip1tu1g INNER ntebr, bis
lei iflieBlid) eiuen gon5en Gag be
trug. 60 gelpoltige Sturjrpellcn
gilger iiber Den Hieien binruea. bni,
onf Der Goiumanoobriidc 6N 3oa
bidc @~losidlcibcn 5crtriimmert lplir,
ocil.
Inter ben TaiiaaieYcn befanb lid,
Der nngariihe @raf 2lntpu Siarau
Der scfomrtem IT, ieine 9raiit, Sri
5arriet Galp, Die 5ofter bes per,
itorbenen aupiermoanaten Narcui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

Hcocfurt uno 20. 6. Wiuer Sloten.
Iuctt) uno @m. Sorn (@ciong) nit.
9lild lie murbep bon ibrcn Sorcrn
morm gefeicrt.
9emuBtIoS M Torf ouf /.
Gciunoen. - Srnu glgneS 0reB.
ted, 10 Sabre olt, BON Hr. S25,
Ncdcr's Court, mllrbe geitern I'M
Gruib-Sia-Eor bemlBtlos auigciun'
zen ulb nod Dem ct. 2itfas' Soipitol
iibcriilbrt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

Sellcrbeboroc bon Soltilmorc-GpuntD
Gin, nm in cinigcn Sogcn Die inn
iibertrogenc Stelung ais Superin-
tenbent Der &eranii9lungS d. Gtobliiic.
nlents bcS .9tiper. Gicm-Eorfa" or5ll'
tretcll.
Sclb i morbpcr Ii d) II eli
ner 8cf Gn0niB5cllc Si
elmer 3ene Der oitlidcn Eoli5eilto-
tion pcriblllcftc Der 3S Sabre altc
Snrmer Sioiu acnncp BON 8olti.
morc.Gountp meld)er bon Dem Ser.
gcontcp &lein luegen allgeblid)cr
Sruntcnbcit perboitet morbcn NOR,
ongeblid) IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gbiid)t
5luct Tilell, wcldc @iit entbieltcr.
Seine Sbot mitrbc raid cntoedt ullo
Der Gebensmiioe nod benz st, So
iepbs-Soipitul" iiberfiibrt. Sciu ;}ll-
itnro lit nid)t geiGbrlidcr Hntur II.
miro CT bcreitS bci,tc Dos Snipitol
ipieocr p~crlol'cn.
SpiclcnOc &iuber Der.
urnd)eu 9rGn0c. Die
Spriben.G ompu9nien beS msitlideIl
StubttbeileS mlBtcn i'm 2ouie bes
cages 5mcintnt misriideu. mo in ic.
rem Sale boibelte es iid INN Stint
rcr, mcld)e burd) SpieIen baS Seller
rcrilrlad)t bottcn. Slt Der @obnru,g
6cS aller. Nliieliuib, Mr. t05, Horo.
YopplctonI traBc, lpieltcn &inbcr ali
cincnl brennelloci @osbcro mo Der,
ilrlod)ten 0oolIrd) cit 6eltcr, Weld)cS
sic Mobclitilde uito nild) Dos Solj-
iuerf bcS Soiiies b%cid)Goigte. - Gin
Sinh bcs &rn. Sobn q. Stcpens bon
Hr. 1O2, ScotttraBc, er5eltgte oiird)
Dos lln1perien zines brennenocn &c.
trolcumsS icns IN ser elterlidcll
@obnrng cin Sdobenieucr, pcld)e$
glciffols Die 6eucrpcbr inter.
oriiden muBtc.
Nb1eben. Snt boben Sitter
bon SO Sobrcn id,ieb aeitern Iroll
Charlotte Sonilc 0ierling, @ittipe
bon Scrrnonn s. Gicrling, ans oenl
2cben. Gie 9eeroiguIig finbet NOR.
gen Nod)mittog bonn 5rouerGoitie,
Nr. 614, @ortcrItroBe, aus ltott. =
Sn iDrer @obuung, Nr. 500,
Observation-Disclosures, itnrb geitcrir
Srou GliiobetG Sieairico, gtb. Scd,
Satin ocS Scrrn Charles Sieairieo.
Gic 9cerbigilng finoct nlorgen Nod).
nlittag Inn 3 llbr oli Dem 2ouoon.
Eorf- Srieoboie itott.
Surd Of gas crit DIT.
= @illiam 9urton BON SreberitS.
burg, So, miirbc acitcrn @iorgen il,
Gonluop's Sotel, Mr. .6l2> Git-2onl.
baroitraBc, bon 2eilbtgas critidt oni.
g%eiinnocn. Gr, fam noh Baltimore
Inn grbeit 5u inder, ieood obne Gr.
iolg. Coroner &ilep iteltc eineu oii
llniaq lalitenoen Sootenidein oliS.
Sic % II 9ober &c
itllldoft anb 9eitern iAr %iiiniteS
Gnn5ert IN 2ebmanwS 'Sale. Gin
5cblreides Tublifum mobnte ocnl
CONCERT bel ul,b ipelloete ser Stint.
lcrid,aar ber5lid)en, moblperoicntell
gcifaQ. Nm Srdeiteriperfen I'M.
Ioftc bos Erogromm bie iolgenoen
Griter Snb Der Supiter. Spmpbonic
roll Mo5art; Marid .5areiped" ans
9ioii's .2eonorc";; @oI5er .Mn Der
ifoncn blalien Sonou" bon Stranb
Siiuertiirc 81 a~Geiionoro Straoclla"
ton 5lotop; .Mard OF tie 8ur-
COPIES" bon &onarb 5batdcr uni
Song pitboit @orbs," .alpaps"
uto .Scottiih lance" bon 5rit
Saul. soliitiih wirften Die SS
George j. @ail (5rombone), %. $
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

""* Mn onbercr Stellc bieier Sci.
hln9 mlad)t @err Spencer Glorte, Der
Collector Der @oiiermietben mo vi.
cell5cn, befollnt, bob ben @runoeigcn.
tbitmSbciibcrn oui ollie 1910 @oliers
&chnmgcn 5 Ero5ent &abatt &C.
mibrt mcrbrlL melde beilte be5oblt
lpcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

Grnelt 8clep, Malter Siliep, 6rall
Nettie Siiiep, Srall 2ula Simmers,
Sri. Warp Simmers, SRI. 9l5inoa
Senfel uuo Su6n Senfcl.
I. EreiS - n@bole Gam Samilp"
gtbel Sage, Grace @aGer, Inuic
S'2oughlin, Zulu @ouli, aunie
9orid, SronceS aoitlit, @%lisobetb
Gilel, gnnie Giiel, 2iS5ie Eolli, Rid.
9orid, SobnEau!i, @tu S'GolgbIinL
George @iB. Srunt Guitih, Slipcr
8eilbolS.
8. Greis, nllncle sam uno his
&ibertp Girls" 4
8. Ereis, n2ieblingsirilfte bes
Dtebaer . 8eiuugpereinS" Srls.
Gliiobetb Ninf, Nuna 6iut, 2ouiic
Gditein, emma Shmibt, Morp
Shmiot nno 2olliie 0tincr.
10. Hreis, Babies pom Niien.
lcno."
If. GreiS, .Me Don't eot meot."
-. 9reis, nHolo Girls" 6rls.
2ilo Hittimgcr. Barbara Steinberg,
amic 2iit Selen 9oBbltrg mo Morp
Sbpmos.
9ie arrangements lparen por5iig.
lidc uuo Don oen iolgenocn Gomite'H
getroifen.
arrangements : Gomite :eSriB Set
orits, Srit NorbenbolJ, Charles
2iltgcrotb, 5beooor Meiicritmiot,
g. IoclL Sobn Geif. Stto @ienede,
Senrp 9ittori uno Soiepb @enio.
0or . Gomite: Soiepb 9enio, Jreo.
NorocnboIb uno Sobn Geld.
SalIen-Gomite Srib Solsbalcr
unb Sobn Simon.
Gmpiongs Gomite: Golrob go
b%enbcnbcr, Nlbcrt 2oeifler, 2o,lis &.
@ogncr uno SSrib &egeler.
San5.Gomite: Carl 2epplo, Sobn
Simou, Gbriltiou Gepfin, jun., mb
Gonrao Grler.
.Irbciter 2iebcrtofel-
0amcns Screin."
Gic Mitglieoer oeS .Irbciter.2ic-
bertaiel.S omcnpcrcin5" iibcrroidl-
ten am Sonntog gbeno lire Erdii.
ocntin Srmt &otie Wodomi in ibrcr
@obnurg Nr. 14t6, Belt Apemle,
mo iibermittclten ocrielben onlGblid)
hires 40. @icgenieItes @liidpiinibc
uno 8eid)enfc. Gas @cburtstugsfiEO
iiid)tc bei, @rotltlunten ooS Bette nllf
ipos Slide lnb Seller bot. mo bolh
mar cine dilberit 9enliitblihe 6eier
i'm @ongc. Inter Ben @rotnlantell
%bcfonocu it'd Scrr mo Srau Sohn
Simon, Sroli Gbriitinc 3innlcrmor.
Srau @otb, Srou Sfnriot, Srdil
Winnie Martir, SRI. GmilieM artin,
Serr rno Srnu DC. Miiner. Serbert
Wiitrar, Sfrl.' ScleiIGt 'MiiIleri, Sra;
Sophie 9oumnm. Ser Geo. Giaif.
Serr @ldBer, Serr S%onncberh Sro.l
Trid, 6rau 5rieorif, Serr uno Srol'
6aBbcnbcr. 'Serr unb Srou 2ouiic
2epplu uuo Srult Iorid,.
Melooic."
Inter Seitlng bon Troicilor $.
ariippel iibte Ger @eInngpercin yWe'
lobe" geitcrn Ibenb III 5errn Snfo6
Rib Sallc oil 6orreit unb 2optS tr.
Gbore iiir oen Gommers ser Ser.
Sanger" Ter Singitumbe iolgte cine
fur5e 8eid)ditsiisung, IN wclder
Ginlaolngel,. pom rMo5art-M dnler.
dor" .Srobiinn" mo pom rWeIo.
bie.S Commencement" jill oeilen Mittl
MGri itnitfitbenben 9oG cntgegcr
gettommlen mnrben. Cam begnben
lid sic Mitalicbcr oeS @ereinS s,ir,
Wosfenboll bes .Mesger . @eiane'
pereins" uilo ocs yNrbciter- Monrcr'
dorS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

SerIaneten @crihtsper.
iabrcn. - Gle picr5ig GGincIeL
ipcldJe, mic bereits nlSfifhrIih berid).
ttt, am Sonntag Ibeno I'M Sailie
Nr. $50, Purf.I penue, bei'm Tpmi.
ncipicI abgciaBt mnroell, per5ihtetcll
IN Scr weltlifen Eoli5eiltation nlti
hen Sfiebsiprud) eines Eoli5eirif-
tors tno ioroerten burd) ibrc an.
w1ltc, bab ser 5oll Dor Dem Grimi.
noleerid)t aeb6rt merbe. Rad)oenl
Naboem $1,000 @iiraidait iiir Biz
Nrreitatten pou einent befdmntel,
Geutid,en scIteIlt morocn marcll,
'murocn Die 3opftrdger cntlaiien.
Jolscn ser @irtbsbot.-
3wei Wirtbe mlirben geiteru IN Der
iiioIiden Eoli3eiitation bonn Toli5ei.
rid)ter 2etpis inter Der Iniduloi.
giIna, nnsebIif oos Sonntaesseiet
perlcst 5u bobeli, inter Siirgid)oii
Dem @eriftsperfabren iiberipielen.
gs poren Dies @n. S. Gobnrn bon
Scr. 40, Siib-GborlesitraBe. nro Der
80 Sabre aIte Gofparb 8. @arep bon
Nr. 225, @eit-Gonipapitrobe. Sn
beioen S1l1eil iuaren Heger oes
Sonntags nit geiiiiaen 8etranfer
absefabt morhen, Die iie in Den
@irtbifaiten Der beiben Gcitaura.
tcure gefouft baben tuollten.
~" Der nIriom" pernnItaltet an,
|Sonttae, ben 8. Mor5, in &rn. sl,g
8oiede's aanoncneieberei, Nr. 613.
Sit.5apetteitraBe, Gin aliternroitcr.
rucldes, -ipei,n nid)t aIIc Mn5eidJcn
triiger, iid) oaen friiberen @eranital.
iuneen bieicr Nrt ipiiroig CUR Seite
itellen rirb, inoein bas Strange.
,nents- Gomite bic eAmiidtiaiten Dor
beretfitnger ~setroffen bat. Sn Notb-
foI(e itebt nod Sebenberaer's nNit
,icr" pis-n-pis 5ur gcrfiiglmg.
~ AN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
IN Mubile pcr6aftct.

Rem 9orf. %. Sebruar.
Aus Wobile, slla., lit beiite Die bic.
i.sc YoliSci perit1nbist poroen, oa6
bort ein aepiiIer aleranoer alein
rerbaitet lporoen lit, in benz man
augnit SobnnierL ben miitbmab.
lifen Woroer Sopbie Sobanien'g.
.rcrmutbet. Sopbie Sobanien mirbc
befanntlid, ont Z. Sebriiar unter Scr
Giele oes aellers i'm Sauie Nr. t76.
&eit.94. StroBe, %ernroroet a~uisefnn-
ocit. Snipeftor Mc8afiertp bat %.
rim erlrdlt, oen Nam ieIt;Mbaltcn.
HGfe 5nr Seiie ia's AnsIaab &c.
isrst 6. Naine, &r. 413, Dls1sIti.
msssitsaee, MALE G~Rem Gsufe M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

9oIp, nit ibreu ererbten WiaioncI
beim5ubolcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

Contractor gi6lanO uno Satin nllr.
ocn inn Sdloie pon Selldtgas &C.
tootet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07
YOUR COLD IS BROKEN
Also Ends AL Misery From the
Grippe in just Few Hours.

The most severe cold will be broken,
and all grippe misery ended after tax
ing a dose of Pape's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache, dull
ness head and nose stuffed up, fever
ishness, sneezing, running of the nose,
sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness, stiffness, rheuma-
tisrn, neuralgia pains and others dis
tress vanishes.
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine. which We have
conclusively demonstrated is not effec-
tive in the treatment of colds or grippe
Take this harmless compound as d.
rected. with thu knowledge that there
is no other medicine, made anywhere
else in the world, which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after effects as 25-cent package
of Pape's Cold Compound, which any
druggist in the world can supply
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07
ARTHUR FISHER NOT KILLED.
Idaho Man Assumed Name of the
Lawrence Boy.

Lawrence, Kan, Dec. Tt was
learned definitely in Lawrence today
that the escaped convict killed by a
prison guard was not Arthur Fisher,
son of Samuel Fisher of this city. The
criminals name was James Pannum, a
Washington county, Idaho.
When the news first came to Law
renee it was in press dispatch stating
that Arthur Fisher" a Lawrence,
Kansas, young man had been killed by
guard while he was trying to escape.
That was all the news. All that could
be learned here was that Arthur Fish
er, son of Samuel Fisher of this city,
had gone out west and is herding sheep
in Idaho. Arthur Fisher, however, had
never been in trouble, and was a high
ly respectable son of one of the most
respected families in Lawrence. To-
day a paper arrived which cleared up
the matter and which said that the
man killed was really named Pan
mum" and had taken the name of
Arthur Fisher as an alias.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07

Thousands of men and women who
work every day have lame. weak. ach-
ing backs. S'-' -
They do not know that bad backs
are caused by sick kidneys,
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs and well kidneys
to a multitude of suffering men and
women
Backache is usually kidney-ache.
me kidneys are in the small of the
back. and when they get congested.
unnamed and swollen "a cold. fever,
strain or hurt will often start the
trouble) there is a dull. heavy, draggy
pain right in the small of the back,
tnat changes at times to sharp, shoot
ing pangs, or stabilize twinges when
STOPPING or lifting.
1t is torture to bend or straighten,
nard to sit down or get up, or even to
turn over in bed. You rise in the
morning tired, sore and lame
And when the urine Is dark-coIored,
cloudy or contains sediment like
grains Of sand; when passages are too
frequent or scanty, or scalding hot,
you have double proof that your kid
neys need attention. Neglect may
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07
REFERS TO BENIGNUs CASE.
Dickinson County Sheriff Says He Has
Trouble Getting Warrants.


Salina, Kan, Dec. 7.-Sheriff Young
OF Dickinson county, who has been in
Salina on business, when asked if there
was anything new concerning the mys-
terry of the death of Miss Bertha
Benignus in that city, said:
No, there seems to be nothing new
IN that case, and little interest is taken
in it now. The people do not talk
about it any more.
''The sheriff generally gets along
very well with the county attorneys
Office in Dickinson county, said he,
but sometimes find it difficult to get
the county attorney to issue warrants
for people whom 1 want, and 1 also
have some difficulty in getting him to
issue subpoenas for witnesses whom
think would help the states side of a
case. Take for instance the Benignus
murder case, although 1 have always
had my doubts about it being murder.
I am still quite sure that at the time
Of her death there were two or three
who could have been summoned who
knew a great deal of the Benignus
family history, and if they had been
summoned could have thrown some
light ON the case, but the county at
torney declined to issue the subpoenas.
Ny theory has always been that Miss
Benignus committed suicide, but if she
did not the murder was very carefully
hidden. We have no suspicious well
founded enough to make any arrests at
this time But one thing we do feel
certain of, that young Earl Livingston
of Salina, who was to have married
Miss Benignus, knew absolutely moth
ing of her death until after it had &C.
Cured. He is, I consider, very fine
young man."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07

from Texas and the cattle are grazed
on Greenwood county "blue STEM until
late in the fall. With favorable condi-
lions next year, more than the usual
number Of cattle viii be shipped to the
big pastures in Greenwood and Butler
counties. Mayor B. D. Freeman, of
Madison, says he believes 1250O0 to
100, 600 head of cattle WIFI be grazed in
the county in 1911. Mr. Freeman is an
extensive cattleman and is an authority
on stock conditions. Discussing the
stock outlook, Mr.. Freeman said:
1.-THE drout11 this fall has been rather
severe on the man with a big bunch of
cattle. Taking the year as a whole.
however, the stockrlen have prospered
and there is every indication that they
will make money next year. believe
that more than the average number of
cattle will be handled on the Green
wood county pastures in 1911 and would
say that 125,0OO is a safe guess for the
year
Pasture land which a few years ago
rented at $125, is now bringing 81 to
SIS and each year there is an increasing
demand for good pasture. AS a result
good grazing land In the county pays
neat dividends at SIS to $35 an acre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-07
STOCK men LOSE.
Shortage of Water Hurts Cattle
Business in Greenwood.
Now Tt Has Been Necessary to
Ship Animals.
MEANS A HEAVY LOSS.
CANS A HEAVY LOSS.
Streams Run Low and Farmers
Are Hauling Water.
Other Items Of General Interest
to Kansas Readers.

Eureka, Kan, Dec. THE shortage
OF stock water in Greenwood county
has cost cattlemen in this locality
thousands of dollars in the last month.
Many Of the large herds of cattle
brought here to be Wintered have been
sent to market and only the feed lots
along the streams are supplied with
sufficient water.
Last summer nearly 10000 head of
cattle were pastured in Greenwood
county. EARLY in the fall these cattle
were sent to the Kansas City, St Louis
ana Chicago markets and arrange
ments were made by the stockmen to
winter more than the usual number Of
cattle. All of these winter cattle were
brought to the county The Shortage
of water has compelled the stockmen
to ship their stock except in rare in
stances where feed lot facilities were
above the average. This has meant
a heavy loss to the men, who until the
last month have enjoyed a prosperous
season.
Speaking of the stock water question.
Ed H. Harris, of Virgil, and former
clerk of the district court, said:
The shortage of water has caused a
great deal of trouble among all the
stockmen along the Verdigris valley.
One of my neighbors had contra cted
bunch of cattle. On account of the
water shortage he was compelled to
move his cattle several miles and sac
rfficed heavily on his feed. The water
trouble Will mean that less than the
usual number of cattle will be handled
in the county this winter"
Streams in the county have been
running low and in many instances
farmers are compelled to haul water
several miles. It is almost impossible
to haul water for big bunch of cattle
and the Greenwood county stockmen
are much too wise to attempt such a
policy.
Plans are now being made for the
cattle shipments to this county next
spring. The large shipments are made