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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22
Ths lssh Of . FIenc

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22
SOCIAL-PERSONAL

>>~~~>~~>.>~->~>>>~~-~~-~
Mr. A. NJ. Mcmillan. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Nc
MILAN at the Colonial apartments, In
North End. has returned to his home
In Washington, ID. {.
Mrs. Cora A. Main. OF Boston. MASS,
will arrive here this morning to WISH
Mrs. NJ. b. Avery. 233 Twenty-six'h
street
ACCOMPANIED by her niece. Miss
Flora Ancker, who has been her guest
here for a month. Mrs. Louis Loeb
left last night for Philadelphia to at
tend the marriage OF Miss Nina Loep
Monday.
Miss Ellen Able. who has been
snendipe the summer with relatives
In Vermont, has returned 10 her nome
In this city.
Mr.. n. w. Daughtrey will leave
this morning for rs old home n
Holland. Va, where ne has been call
cd by the illness of his mother, Mrs.
j. N. Daughtrey.
Miss Helen Meredith, who has been
visiting relatives in Roanoke, has re-
turned home.
Miss Ida Granger has returned from
Tarboro, N. c., where she visited rel
atiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Madeira, or
Sandy Bottom, are visiting their son,
Mr. George Madeira, G32 Twenty.
eighth street.
Miss Cecilia Clarke, who has been
srending several weeks with relatives
In Murfreesboro, Ca, has returned 10
this. city.
Mr.. w. II. Hodge has gone to
Stanton to visit relatives.
Miss Mildred Edwards has returned
from a visit to Norfolk and Berkiey.
Mrs. Lane Lacy Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. James NJ. Mullen, in Pet
ersburg.
Miss Helen Irving, who has been
visiting relatives In Richmond, has
returned home.
Miss Madge Walters has returned
from Charlotte county. where she WIS.,
tied relatives.
Miss Rachel BEDFORD. OF Richmond,
is visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. M. c. Ferbee, on Huntington
avenue, has as her guest, Miss Helen
Barbour, OF Richmond.
Miss Ida Geiger has returned from
baltimore, where she visited rela-
tives. Miss la Geiger accompanied
her home and is visiting relatives
here.
Miss Marjorie Thompson. who has
been visiting in Isle of Wight county,
has returned home.
Miss Lucy Hall has returned from
visit to relatives in Gloucester
county.
Mrs. K. G. Fletcher. on Twenty
sixth street. has as her guest. Miss
Mabel Deliver, OF Washington, ID. c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22

Mrs. Cora A. Main. OF Boston. Mass,
will arrive here this morning to WISH
Mrs. NJ b. Avery, 23S Twen'y-siS'h
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22

Miss Ellen Able. who has been
spending the summer with relatives
in Vermont, has returned 10 her home
In this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22

Mr. II. w. Daughtrey will leave
this morning for rs old home n
Holland. Va, where ne has been call
ed by the illness of his mother, MRS.
j. N. Daughtrey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22

Miss Helen Meredith, who has beer
visiting relatives in Roanoke, has re
turned home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-22

Miss Ida Granger has returned from
Tarboro, n c., where she visited rel
atiyes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Kinder 8chreJen
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- . RIA
@cltfalem.

Sum 5lpeiten 8iirgermeiiter bon
80 ii n Il e T. mur0e, a1itelle oes peri tor
beren 8iirgermeilters @oebels, Ser
bisberige 5lpeite @eigeor0nete 9ief-
mann ge>pdblt. = Ser Foltalliltent
5d,rdoer in 80 ii II It I, Ser Dor eini=
ger 3eit einem Golegen Elm @ert6=
pocfet nit 10000 Morf, oas aher nalr
nit 600 Marf oeflnrirt mar, entlpel1=
oete r1o ienen 0a0ur6 IN Sen Ser
,badt 0es Oiebltabls brodte> mur0c I'm
ter 3l1biligung m%il0ernoer ltmitanoe
SIT 8 Monaten Sci dng1tiB perurtbeilt,
na6oem oos @elo Biz o1f 100 Marf
mie0ererlmngt un0 0ieier 9etrag bon
S1ruoers Mlttter erlebt morOen mar.
Sd)r6Der gob an, CT babe ant | Scto=
Der sum %einidbrigen Dienit ms Seer
eil1treten miillen, babe aber nidt &C.
ml1Btu pie er Sic Soften 0eden loue.
: Sn ieiner @obmtng in Ser Diin=
ningbauier 9al1eri6aft bei 8 # m
mur0e Ser ca. SO Sabre alte 9fe11ten<
empfdnger Mnt. @infelfdmper err
bangt o1fgefun0en. Ct mar Dor eini-
gen Sagen aus 6em &ranfenbalts ent+
lallen mor0en. = 9ur6 Gtnr5 nit
Sem 6abrraoe fnn0 Ser 8urealtgebil=
fe Gentfer aus 9 70 If terbed a1f
Ser Gbauiiee nab Suerbed 6en 500.
Oberbiirgermeiiter @e6eimratb Doctor
56mteoing bon 9 ortmun0i lit am
Z. October fritz auf lei11em 9an0balt=
lie in Gappenberg bel 2iinen geItorben.
Ct mar lit 1911 als Sobn zines Ere=
in 8onen bel @amm geboren
lu10 bat 0oS bieiige 9iirgermeiiteramt
Sabre beflei0et. = SIM SITTER bon
Sc Sabren itarb in 9 g e ser @ait=
mirtb 8ilb. 8figge. SSn ieiner ga=
terito0t 8 + o beridie6 inn rs. 2e=
bensiabr ST. @icar @einr. 9efer> 5u=
lebt CHS 1909 in acknowledgement,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Die Golge 1einer Gie0erlage in 2or=
rad, Sic ibm Sic SbIr 0es Barla-
ments peri6loB. Gin beftiger u1r0 INT
oeriobnliber @egner 0es @entra1mS,
mar CT aud fem gliidlider Narteifiib-
rer. Nad)oem auBer Sbfirder oud
@ilfens, @ittum, @oloidmitt> 8in5
un6 5dnei6er iid 5lrriidge5ogen, lit
ais 5ubrer ser &artei 1tur nod &eb<
mann iibrig geblieben. Seine Mb-
bangigfeit bon Ser 5ocia10emofratie
un0 leine 9bmdrmerei fir Sen @roB=
blod bil0en idled]te MuslidtSpunfte
fit ein 8ie0erauf leben ser 5erfabre=
nen Eartei. = SIM @aitbalts 5n S Ii e.
ben bel @al0sbut brab 6euer aus,
Oas idneu lint ltd griff a1no 16 @alt=
ier einalderte. - SSn Il beerlin=
gen ltarb SEER &farrer l1n0 9ecau
gn1il Otter int Sitter BON no6e5u 70
Sa6ren. - ST. &nittlingen
Clint 8retten) lit 6os Mnmeien 6es
Sob. @ou nie0ergebra11nt. Sbaben
ca. 10000 Mnrf. = 9ns @altbalts
~5ltm @ngel" in &ettigbeim
Clint @ieslod) p1r0e ebe1faas ein
&anb Ser S1ommer1.
Seiterretd=1tngarn.
Sic Notbmenoigfeit ser MuSgeital=
tl1ng ser &riegsflotte ser Doppelmo-
nardie miro int MnidJlub an Sic Mus=
fiibrungen 0es M~arinefommanoonter
Momirals @rofen Monteo1ccolt auf'5
lebbafteite er0rtert. M1s feititeben0 gilt
es, baB Ser 8au BON Is CD Sdiffen,
Sic Elm Displacement bon minoeitens ie
10000 Sonnen baben, 1tnl,mgdngli6
erforoerlid lit. = Die ungorii@e
Delegation bat 6as Morine=8 a,oget
angenommen nn6 6omit SEN Sor0erutt=
gen Ser &egierung &ednung getra-
gen. M0mirol @raf Montecucooli, ser
Marinefommanoant, meld)er li6 be-
Itrebt bat, Ser Delegation Elm gr0Be=
reg St1terelie fir Sic 8eoiirfniife ser
%6islang itiefmiitterli6 bebqnoelten
Marine ser 0oppelmonar6ie ein5uno=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
kinder scnreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas oRIA
Qnrelnbltro.

8eim @iebfiittern murbe in Cor
sic %33idbrige Mn11o Maria
Maes, gbefrau oes Mderers @ermes,
berart BON elmer &l1b NIT SEN &or-
merit an Sen l1nterleib geltpben, oaB
lie lebensgefdbrlide @erletungen er=
lit. = @egen zines m0roeriiden
&aubanfaQs auf Sen Sanoelsmam
SOB. Morion bon 6 d muroe oelielt
7%2idbriger CD &atedt Mid. Sdmitt
perbaftet. = SSn @tteIbriidb rab
in ser 5dreinerlperfitdtte 0es Serrt
5tieber 6euer aus. 5da0en 5000
ST., periidert.- Sn &aD1 fan0 MON
auf sent @ege 5ptlden ser Soullaint=
miible uno ser Sdloiierei Maliar0 sic
2etde 6es idon beiobrten @nedtes oes
Miiuers 8erner. = Muf 6em 8abnbof
in Hettngenm ur6e nadts ser 20
Sabre alte Mnflppler Gbeooor l1bres
BON enter m%anopriren6en Maidine at
Sen &iiden geitoben 11no 10 idmer per-
leBI, ouB TT lur0e Se1I ndu]Der IluIu.
Gd,ueis.
3um pop tli6en Ma1ntius in 8ien
lit angeblib Mbt Columbian 8rugger
BON Mnria @iniiebeIn
(54mD5) o1serieben. - 3u Sci
Wantm1 Nppen5eW liegt Ser
nambafte idmei5eriide 5driftltener
uno Hbilantbrop SSean @enri Dn-
int sterben. Ct 1T ser ei-
gentlide @riinoer ser Sc enidaft bonn
&otben &reu5. Dunant mltroe ant 8.
Scat 1928 in @enf geboren. gein
8u6 rnnioubenir Sc Solferino" gab
oie erite Mnregung CUR international
len 8erbinolng 5peds 8fIege nrb
5donung ser int &riege 8ertpl1noeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Sic alte @eimatD.
G%beinproptn5.

Mtf ser &orprtlinie 9er5ogen=
rotb entgleilte IN Ser pprige1 Mode
ei>1 oid)t beletter Sranbabnpagen rno
lblug I'm. Sin Yailagier fano al1f Der
Stele ~leirel1 500. 3ebn trugen ldpe=
re Gerletu1gen Oapon, un0 meitere
5ebn ml1roen leidt perlett. = Snfol=
ge bon 6amilien5miltigfeiten CAB Ser
@ei5er Midoro 8ecfer IN 8armen
al,f feline %2Oiabrige Sodter un0 leine
Gbefra1 mebrere Sbii1le ab a1n0 be-
gil1g Damn Selbltmoro. 0ie Sodter
mltroe am @alie getroffen nnO ltarb
bolo notbber. Sic mtf ste Gbefra1
obgegebenen beioen Sdiilie lino fell
o%e0u1gcn. : @%plofunoe erregen in
Ser gifel grobes% Nuf1e6en. SS1 Ser 9fd=
BE ser Ortlboft SpeI0ingenp ur-
Sen an pier perldieoenen Stellen@olo=
flu,ne geluuHt. = gluf ser 3ed1e 6rie=
orid)=grneltine bei 6 Ell mur0en 8
@erglel1te perld)iittet nllo fonnten mir
ais 9eiden geborgen peroen. gel
Sen Ncttltrgsarbeiten fu11o Elm meite=
rer Sergn1a11n oltrd) giftige Sdmaoen
Sen SOB. : Sl1 9 iirggen branllte
oas grpbe 9riigger 6ul55iegelmerf Dol
Zig nieoer. Sdooen iiber 100000
Morf 100 Nrbeiter li11o n1roolos.
9annpher.
Ser Staot Gram DIE fat Ste
Der torbene @itt1pe Meine BON Ss11o=
briid 100000 Wfarf permaht. Sll
@usboomsfebn( &r. Seer, Dit
%frieslnn0) brannte in Ser Na6t bas
@olts bes 2uuo1pirtbs 8ereno BUS
boom pollltd110ig nie0er. Na1ber SEM
Mobilinr l1rto groBen 6l,tterporratben
nerbral111ter IS Sbmeine un0 cine
<b. : SSr Seer ltiir5te 0as 2iab=
rige S0bnden 0es &oufman1S 8run=
mo 2oets in Sen Soften inns ertranf.
= gegen Sen geplanten 8au elmer
fe1te>1 8riide iiber sic GINS bel Seer
ml1roe bon @erftbelibern MbeOern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

ben, fat ale @eranlaiiung, nit Sem
@nt idei0 5ufrie0en gu iein. 9enn sic
Delegation fat in einem belonoeren
@eldlnB Ser Marineleitung ibr Ser
tral1en altsgeiproben. Mud fat sic
Delegation 0as @%eeresbu6get ange=
nommen. 8or Ser entibeioenoen Mb=
itimmung erflarte &eidsfriegsmini=
iter, 6el05ugmeiiter 6rbr. bon 5d0n=
aid, 6aB sic pielfa9 berbreiteten Mel=
Oungen, ser Notwithstanding
Dienit ioue abgeidufft meroeu, unrid-
tig !eien. 9agege1 Jet beidlplien,
0aB Sic Mbleiitung 0ieie les Client tes 5u=
fiinftig auf 9taatsfolten erfolgen iol=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Arnulf lit auf ser &idfebr BON elmer
gfeiie nod Stalien Dieben gum 0pfer
gefauen. 5eine Softer ma1r0en erbro=
den u6 5dmudiaden bon bobem
@ertb ooral1s geltoblen. = Srau 60
lima @agners Sobter Siolbe,
Satin 0es @ofcapeumeilters 8eioler
in 80 ii II Of II mur0e bier BON einem
StraBenba6npager1 iberfabren unb
ldmer perlebt. - SIN Sitter BON GA
Sobren lit IN % ii n Of Ell &ommer=
3ienrotb 2eib, longe SATIRE @emeinoe-
6eDoumd6tigter unb zines Ser opfer=
miQiglten l1t0 einfluBreiditen @en=
trumsmitglie0er ser Staot, 0aS fir
fatboliide 3lpede INNER cine offene
@an0 batte, geitorben. - Sn g i'm
Bad a. S. pur0e Ser @ebiebte ser
megeu l1nterldlogul1g nerbafteten
Eoitbeamtin 81. Mlbre6t bon &oge-
nau, sos. Sdmeinberger, perboftet,
ais er bon elmer Neiie BON Miinden
5l1riidfebrte. Sd1peinberger bot SOS
@ermogen Ser Mlbre6t, mel9es iie it9
ais iie nod in 5ol3burg beoienitet
NOR, eriparte, 0urd)gebrad)t un6 ion
aud fir ste llnteridlagurgen ser un-
getreuen 8eamti1 berantportli6 iein.
- SsSn @obburg bat ein 8ran0
6 @duier iammt Mebengebdu0en un0
grnteporratben eingedidert. Die Be-
troffenen baben fait aqeS perloren un0
maren MIR menig beriidert.
@irttemberg.
S1 6 M ii II 5 lit 93edtsanmalt uno
@emeinoerotb @uttelmoper an SEN
5olgen ser Mmputation zines 8eines
geltorben. Sn &ott1pieI, D
81. gumangen, bro6 in ser 5heuer
6rat5 5deuermam's Teuer aus, 0as
Sdeuer nn6 @obnbans 6es @enan1=
ten iomie sic 81. Siegmaiers 5eritorte.
- SSn 8 anpbetm feierten sic 9alt=
ersebeleute Sob. Sdlid uno Moria
glrna, geb. S~tmtoenrol1s, in aller &ii<
ltigfeit I'M &rei3e ibrer &inoer, CIT
fel un0 @eidmilter Sic goloene &o@-
5eit. = SSn IS angen i. Mlg. muroe
ser gu &apensburg, SEM 8obniib iei=
ner Mutter uno bem Srt leiner @Dm=
naitalituoien, I'M iugenoliden SITTER
BON nod ni6t % Sabren peritorbene
coro. tbeol. &arl &raub nebei ieinem
friiber idon beritorbenen 8ater CUR
emigen Gnbe gebettet.
BaDen.
Ser ieitberige Siibrer ser ba0iiden
Nationouiberolen, 81. Sbfirder bat
Sic 2eitung ser Nartei n%iebergelegt,
uno 5iebt iib auf feline 8erufsarbeiten
I'M &i9teramt 5uriid. @s 1T oas mobl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lit ser Mame elmer 6euti6eu Gbenrifa=
lie, elmer ser pielen pertbpolen Sn=
g%re0ien5en 6eS 6olep Mierenbeilmit=
tells. Observation-Disclosures mir6
bon SEN meoi5inilden Gertbiidern ltno
Iutoritaten oGs etn l1rin-Mcio, oas
losbar uno antiieptiid fir Sen Trim
1T, anerfan11t. Mebmt 6olep's Mie-
renmittel prompt beim erften Set
den bon Mierenfranfbeit uno perbiitet
eine ernlte @rfranfung. MoIitor Drug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

l11l0 lonltigen WeiGaftslellten IN elmer
Yrpteltperi ammlnng entibieoen Ser
mobru1g eingelegt. 0esgleiden bonn
5biffobrtsperein fir SEN 0ortmrno=
gms-&onol. SSn Osnabriif
lpu Elm fatbolil deS 2ebreri eminar er-
ridtat meroel. Die nGberen Gprarbei<
ten lino foit 5ltn1 Mblbll1B gelangt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Die Guolen l1n0 l1nanne6mli6fei=
ten, meld)e ltnper0aulihfeit peruri a6t
m1aden bas 2eben sur 2al t, aber 0er@e=
brol11 bon OF. Nltgu1t &onig's @am=
burger Gropfen erlei6tert un6 furtrt,
atn0 man fiiblt 1iG mie0er glitdlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Yfarrei 8runsfappel. = SSn gDers=
berg bron1lte oas Sous oes 5d)1b-
n1abermei tiers Yifar0 nebit groBen
6altterporratben nie0er. Mobiliar uno
5dp1blager murOen gerettet.
decentralization,
Mus 1llrd)t Dor Strofe erbangtc
lib ser angelebere, pernlogeltoe 8az
dern1eilter, @ilbelm @odenfel0 IN
Wolfsbogem @odenfelo iollte
Dor Ser 1. Straffammer III Galel er=
ideinen, I'M it'd megen ldmerer Nuts
beleioigung gegen Ben Ga1ieler 8iir-
.gernteiiter 5t perantmorten. gr mar
friiber Mitglieo oes Sta5tperoroneten=
fouegiums nno oes Maeiitrots. Ger
lett 1905 bel ser @allerbouinipeftion
l.. gu Goie als 9aulefretar onge-
1teute %42idbrige @ult. 2au aus Gal=
le1, Ser al1geflagt NOR, li6 gegen Mn=
no6:ne bon S6n1iergeloern 0es 8e=
trllgs l1n0 Ser ltntrel1e 5l1guniten Ser
&%reisfolie 51 Gaiie(, Ser Jalldung,
Gernihtlu1g uno @eiieiteidaffl,ng bon
0ffertliden ltrfu1oen ldlrl0ig genadt
SIT Hboberr, erbielt 4 Sabre Gefongnib
uno 5 SATIRE gbrperll,it. Ser 5biffs=
bauer ltno @ol5b6uoler @einr. @erne
aus Sic elmer0er, &r. Sof=
%geisn1ar, megen Mnitiftltng nn0 Silfe=
leiitlt11g 8 Mol1ate @%ef011gniB. :
Die &%fer0ebdt1oler 8riioer Moolf u1r0
5iegfrie0 Moienfron5, meld)e Dor 2
SsSabren na6 &eriibl1ng 5nblreider
@edl eff lidur1gen nno ab1lider 8e=
triigereien oltS @ael per0ufteten,
fins iiingit in Seem Oorf berbaftet NOR
Sen. q
Sloenbnrg
Sn Ser 8aueriboft &innen-
f a nj y bel 0amme mur0e 0os Crit
6aus 0es Colon 8rodn1eDer bltrd) 5elt=
er 5erlt0rt. 8rodmeper ioq 51 ME
orig perltdert iein. = SSn 8odels=
t a m b BEL Smiitringen bronute bas
6ous 6es S%danftpirt6s un0 &oden-
bQnolers 9. Shl11te ab.
GaDern.
8rin5 @einrid bon 9operl1, ein5i=
ger Sobn 0es Der torbe1en Erin5en
@em SIR es nidt glaubt, 10 mar
let un0 Jeff. Ofit Sen Nopember=
fonrmt N6el1mnti5mus, un6
STR mer0et nidt BON SEN lelben be ret,
penn SIR ni6t ct. Sacob's Oel ar=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

@enn SIR es nidt glal1bt, 10 mar
tet un0 left. Mit Sen Nopember=
Stiirmen fomn1t 6bel1mati5n1us, un0
STR mer0et niGt BON %0enlelben befrett,
menn SIR nidt ct. Sacob's Sel ar1=
men0et, meldes iofort furirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

8aDern.
Hrin5 @einri6 bon Bayern, ein5i=
ger Sobn oeS p%eritorbenen Nrin5en
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-05
FOR NEW BUILDING
STRONG FEELING IN CAIRO
cHlLDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
FAVORING IMPROVEMENTS
Old Structure Out of Date and Delap-
ioated-NeW Officers Elected at
Meeting Children Had
outing.

The members OF the Southern H.
inois Orphans Home society held a
meeting at the home on TweDty-fi.th
street last night that was well at
tended and much interest was mani
tested Early in the evening Leon
Dennison took the II children now in
the home out for drive in mis- auto
mobile all IA at once. TO see the
little ones clnging to the auto re-
minded one of the picture of Mother
Goose. old Woman who lived in a
Shoe etc.
A very animated discussion arose
of the question of making some I'M
provement in the home. either along
the line CT reconstructing the old
hrildips or moving it to the rear Of
the lot and renting it, then build an
entirely new building, more modern
and more commodous T his matter
willb further discussed and agitated
at the next meeting OF the society,
Al the meeting last night Mrs. j. J
! Rendleman was elected to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of"Andrew
Lohr,
The officers and trustees of The
CAildrens Home are as follows:
Mrs. Adelaide Comings, resident.
Mrs. yesterday, Secretary.
Hon. Miles Frederick Gilbert, Treas
urer,
Hon, Walter B. Warden, Legal Ad
wiser.
Dr. ] J, Rendleman, Physician.
Trustees-Mrs. Thomas Mcfarland
Mrs. Stephen Bird, Mrs. Audrey
l.ahr, Mrs. Charles F. Miller, Mrs
John A. Miller, Frs. w. B. Huetle, T
p. Aver, Phil c. Barclay.
The Board of Managers are: Mrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-05
MOUND CITY.
August d.

August =.
Samuel Blum of Mounds was in
town Wednesday on business.
Miss Rose O'Sullivan returned
home this week from Tamaroa where
she had been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Arch Mathis the past two weeks
To those who patronize the Palm
theatre the ensuing two weeks will
be given chances on barrel of "Pur-
ity' flour which will be given away
Saturday evening, Aug. goth This
Hour is the best grade made by the
Mound City Flour mill.
c. G. Willard is having his resi-.
dence on Main and East Second
streets repainted. He has also had his
lawn filled to level with the Main
street walk
Warder Harris Of Mounds trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Mrs John Uranium of Paducah
passed through the city Wednesday
en- route to Grand Cnain where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Eichhorn at their summer homo,
Thos Karaker of Mounds, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Abe BeA<er of this city, and
her sister Miss Leona Woodland OF
Villa Ridge, were Cairo visitors
Wednesday.
Willie Perks who is sojourning in
the south left Paris, Tenn, Wednes-
day for Tampa. Fla, according to a
letter received from him by his aunt,
Mrs, Thos. Higgins. He is enjoying
his trip immensely and thinks the
south a beautiful land.
Miss Rose Mulroney, who has been
employed as postmistres here the
past five years, resigned her position
this week and will spend few
weeks at her home at the st. Charles
HcteI prior to her marriage to Mr..
Edward Williams of Gary, Ind.
Misses Beuah and Anna Keller
and Cora May Liyesay were Cairo
shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Alex Montgomery of Main
street i having several loads Of dirt
put on the lawn at her residence,
Il, l.. Rolfe spent Sunday with rela-
tiyes in Memphis
While carrying in a bucket 80
water Wednesday morning Mrs. Huga
Mason fell on the rear porch of her
residence which was wet on account
of the rain and in f@ing she injured
one Of her limbs quite badly although
no bones We're broken Her condition
was somewhat improved Thursday
Miss Elsie Rodman entertained 4
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grew stronger, and within three months
/ was perfectly well woman.
81 want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derive
from Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. john G, MoLDAN,
2115 Second ST., North, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Thousands of unsolicited and genu-
inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressihg ills peculiar to their sex should
not lose sight of these facts or doubt
the ability of Lydia i. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
Ify0u want special advice write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
Shewill treatyOurl etterasstrictly
confidential. For 20 years she
has been helping sick women in
this way, free of CHARGE DON'T
hesitate - write at once.
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FOR THE THIN AND scRAWNY
Samose viii Make You Plump and
Rosy Say Paul G. Schulz
& Sons.

If you are getting thin you are
sick, although you may not know it.
If you are losing weight steadily
there is something wrong that needs
looking after. If you have always
been thin it doesn't follow that you
are sick. but You may not be healthy.
You cannot be strong if you are thin.
The only way to increase the
weight and gain health and flesh is by
using Samose, the standard flesh
forming food and tissue builder 1t
mingles with the food you eat and is
Iassimilated so that all the flesh form
ling and tissue building elements of
1.-THE food are retained in the system.
This explains the great value of Sa.
NOSE.
| Paul G. Schulz & Sons sell every
package on genuine guarantee to
refund the money if it does not do all
that is claimed for it.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price
soc.
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MILL CREEK.


ME-. Ahe Lesar made lying trip
to Amir TUESDAY
jeff li'lcmap was in nongoa Wed
nesIay Shopping.
Ais, win bye Of Henderson, k%.,
is here visiting Mr.. Dyes mother,
Mrs White.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Butts of Cairo
spent few days this week visiting
Mrs. Butts parents Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
p Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Henderson re-
turned home Monday from Baldwin,
Miss where they were called on ac-
count of the. death OF Mrs. Hender.
sons father and brother.
Rev Wiggle Of Vienna. filled bis
regular appointment al the Congresa.
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Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Swea-
ty Feet? Corns, Callouses or Bun
ions? Use TlZ. It's Sure,
Gu ok and Certain.
You win enjoy using TIZ. The most
Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried
and Moreover II Works.

AZ last here Is Instant rcItf and n lasting
permanent remedy for sore teet No more
Nred feet. 30 more aching feet. No moro
swollen, bad smelllng sweaty feet No more
corns No more bunions No more callouses
no matter what ails your feet or what under
the sun you've tried without gettlna relief
81 nse TI/.
W. is totally unlike anything else for the
purpose you ever heard OF It's the only root
remedy ever made which acts on the rrinci.
pal of drawing out all the poisonous exnda
tions which cause sore feet. Powders and
other remedies merely clog IN the pores
TII ceanees them out and Keeps them clean.
W works right OIL You VIII feel better the
very FIRST lime its used. Use It week and
you can forget YOU ever had sore feet There
IL nothing on earth tnat can compare with
H. TIH ~ for sale at all druggists % cents
per box ~ atrer' n Son wiHh from Walter
Luther Dodge 4 Co., Chicago I'LL
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Adelaide Comings, chairman Mrs
Charles r.. Miller Financial Sc atary,
Mrs J j. Rendleman, Corr pond.
ing Secretary, Mrs John A. iiller,
Treasurer, Mrs. d, l.. MARI y Mrs.
Lem Dennison, Mrs. Andreww Lolr
Mrs. II. bernstein, Mrs. David Johns
Mrs Richard Franklin. Mrs. 8. X.
Cohn. Mrs, Thos. Mcfarland
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Work and Play Each Have Place.

Doctor Eliot, when president of Har-
ward, used to tell the students to find
their pleasure in work. And to work,
as real workers have often found. may
be quite as much fun as to play. But
innocent diversion las its place in the
wellordered life OF every human be-
ing. Those who have no chance to
play are likely to grow up spiritually
as well as physically crippled They
have been denied their birthright.
Providence never intended that the
poorest should toll unremittingly and
the rich should amuse themselves un-
ceasingly.