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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contlnuea

COUNTRY REAL ESIAIE-S S- Ont1huea
HOME SEEKERS.
HOME SEEKERS.
HOME SEEKERS.
GET THE REAL LAND AND THE REAL
WATER.
GET. A PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARM AND
BECOME INDEPENDENT
The great Rancho del Puerto. consisting OF
IS 600 OF the most fertile acres in all California,
is now cut up into little pieces
10 AND 20 TO 40 ACRES.
The most modern irrigating plant in the
United States is now installed ard working. IL
cost s25o0Oo and Is paid for II takes ,ss .s iIS
never run dry. fed by the perpetual SHOWS Of
the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
THE BEST ALFALFA LAND.
THE BEST VEGETABLE LAND.
THE BEST WALNUT LAND.
THE BEST DAIRY COUNTRY IN THE VAL
THE RICHEST. DEEPEST SOIL.
THE CHEAPEST WATER.
THE MOST PERMANENT WATER -.
THE LOWEST PRICED CULTIVATED LAND.
ONLY $50 AN ACRE
WITH WATER SIOCk
Come in for illustrated booklet and map show
ing exact location Of Patterson. just 100 miles
from San Francisco. the main line OF the
Southern Pacific railway. going to Los Angeles.
MOST MODERN CITY on THE COAST.
BUY LOTS AND MAKE MONEY
A new city starting now with every NODES :
facility. Railroad and river transportation. New
buildings under way. Postoffce in operation.
Broad. tree lined bouleyards. Gas, water. eee-
trie power, light and telephones
BUSINESS OPENINGS DEVELOPING.
GOOD CHANCE FOR PRINTING SHOP AND
LOCAL PAPER
Good chance for men and women seeking bUsi-
ness opportunities in every line in growing
community where 5000 acres are falling into
the hands OF Individual owners in small tracts
AZ q verv rsDid RATE and vvhere the citv is aes-
tined to become the solid. substantial banking,
merchandising and shipping point for an area Of
20 square miles.
PRESENT PRICE OF CITY LOTS 500 EACH.
ON EASY TERMS.
GO ON THE EXCURSION.
Special excursion again next sunday. Small
parties through the week. Come and arrange
10 go.
IF YOU CAN'T COME IN. MAIL THIS:
ROGERS & STONE,
457 Market ST., San Francisco:
Please send particulars Patterson
Irrigated Farms and Excursions.
NAME. ....-..............-...-.
ADDRESS ...................-,.
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There undesirable neighbors and no III
slightly shacks, but plenty of pure air and SUI
shine
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The Call prints the
best real estate news
CITY real ESTATE
REAL EsrsTE AMP INSURANCE.
]. W. WRIGHT d co.

CITY REAL ESTATE
J. W WRIGHT x CO..
REAL EST.TE AMP INSURANCE.
AUCTIONEERS
REMOVED TO
.. 22s MONTGOMERY ST. lMILLS BLDG.)
WE ARE NOW LISTING PROPERTIES tOtN
OUR NEXT AUCTION SALE.
III YOT HAVE MONEY To LEND. or WISH
10 SECURE A LOAN. CONSULT OF X LOAN
DEPARTMENT.
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Easy Terms.

Salesman on the ground every day.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. MANAGER,
903 PHELAN BUILDING.
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HOME SEEKERS.
HOME SEEKERS.
HOME SEEKERS.

GET THE REAL LAND AND THE REAL
WATER.
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The assurance created by large lots and wis
restrictions is most valuable asset to the hom
buyer-which is readily understood when he see
the beauty and charm of this tract.
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ONLY $3.50 AN ACRE
WITH WATER STOCK
AND ) YEARS TIME

Come in for Illustrated booklet and map show
ing exact location Of Patterson. Just 100 miles
from San Francisco. the main line OF the
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A new city starting now with every mode-
facility. Railroad and river transportation New
GOO mission style hotel Bank and store
buildings under way. POstofhce in operation
Broad. tree lined bOulevards. Gas, water. eec-
trio power, light and telephones
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

sHAINwALD, BUcKBEE & CO..
27 Montgomery St, Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas A.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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10 AND 20 TO 40 ACRES.

The great Rancho del Puerto. consisting OF
IS 600 OF the most fertile acres in all California,
is now cut up into little pieces
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;ET A PATTERSON IRRIGATED FARM AND
BECOME INDEPENDENT
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MOST MODERN CITY ON THE COAST
BUY LOTS AND MAKE MONEY
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RICHMOND HEIGHTS.

9th, 10th, 11th avs, A and SITS.
This beautiful tract, with grand marine and
scenic view, is rapidly being built up with high
class residences. The tract, slopng gently to the
north has been skillfully subdivided and highly
improved -bituminlzed streets. cement sidewalks,
sewers, gas, water and electricity.
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There are no little. dinky lots, no shacky con-
Gltions ion get the elbow room impossible in
San Francisco or anywhere else the other side.
You get the lots that will make you >money be-
cause
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The most modern irrigating plant in the
United States is now installed and working II
cost S25O.OO and IS paid for II takes its
water from the san Joaquin river. that can
never run dry. fed by the perpetual SHOWS OF
the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
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AUCTIONEERS
REMOVED TO
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IL you wish to combine the joys of home the
pleasures of health and the profits of investment
in gratifying proposition
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22s MoNrGOMERY ST. MILLS BLDG
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LIPNfAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery St
Phone Douglas 1914.
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IT is THE FIRST
STOP OUT OF SAUSALITO
on THE FAST SAN RAFAEL TRAINS.
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f57-i--Sf- NSET LOIS-Sl0 MONTH.
COME oct a. Branch office. open daily: take
Ellis Il. toccaui cars 10 59fh av. and II St
TIL MCCARTHY CO.. I51 Suttcr ST.
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IDEAL HOMES.
UNSURPASSED IN ARTISTIC DESIGN AMI
FINISH.
EASY TERMS.

On 18th between Lake and California sts :
room residences Quilt by HeilmanD. approach
Ing completion; high class home district: no ex-
pense spared TO make these most attractive liv-
able and substantial homes; we invite close in
spection; several pleasing exterior designs; brick
front and terrazo steps; garage; large open fire.
places; built in book bases and seats; hardwood
floors; paneled dining rooms and halls: extra
large closets; all rooms light and sunny; very
large yard; price low; terms to suit; our agent
on premises daily and Sundays.
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n. WRIGHT & Co.
Removed a. 21S Montgomery ST. Mills building
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RESIDENCES. -
III ,50e-Near Scott ST; beautiful residence, II
rooms and baths; hardwood floors; all
modern eonveniences; good sized lot
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ASTHMA AND CATARRH
DISAPPEAR THERE FOREVER.

These lots are surrounded by pretty homes Of
San Francisco people who went there for the
beauty and convenience of the location BAL
T1MORE PARK is only 45 minutes from San
Francisco.
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FOR sale--Something new in flats: designs.
new style on finish; separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reatlon grounds in G. q. park: 7th av. and II
ST See E. B. HALLETT. premises.
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PARNASSUS HEiGH1S.
We are offering cheap building lots, with
street work done. very easy terms, in Parnas.
sus Heights. Agent at branch office, 9th av
and ST. daily. Arrangements can be made for
building TO suit purchasers easy terms
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is WAKING Up.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND HEALTHFUL HOME SPOT
IN THE ENTIRE WEST
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE. ia CLEMENT ST.
NJ. Sth Phone Pacific $3.50
OPEN SUNDAYS.
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There IS a great future dawning for these fine
lots. There are other lots close TO San
Francisco so charmingly situated They enjoy
the view Of the mountains foothills. forests and
sea They breathe the aromatic airs of the red
woods and the pines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD
Lady Learned About Cardui, The
W0man's Tonic and is Now
Enthusiastic in its Praise.

Mount Pleasant, Tenn. "Cardui is all
you claim for it, and MORE" writes Mrs.
NJ. E. Rail, OF this place.
"l.was great sufferer for 2 years and
was very weak, but learned about Car
dti, and decided to try it. Now am in
perfect hcG.h
MY Daughter, when changing iuto
wonanhood, got In very bad health. |
gave her Cardui and now she enjoys
good health.
"Cardu is worth It's weight in gold.
recommend 1t for young and ODD
Being composed exclusively Of harm
less vegetable ingredients, with mid
and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is
the best medicine for weak, sick girls
and women.
II has no harsh, powerful, near-pos.
onous action, like sorlc Of Tie st~on.
minerals and drugs, but hc'ps nature tc
perform cure in a natural easy way.
Try Cardui.
n B--Write TO, LADIES' Advisory Dent, cllatts
nOoRa NltniuOcL 20 C.n'iauooT- -, nfn., lgr Specic
fHSuIfuoHN,, a'ltl IiF' c IreatUep
Tor WoneI seat ii l~.a N.-....-,. On request
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ADJUSTMENTS
At Cairo Opera House.

The new vaudeville bill which was
presented for the frat tine Thursday
afternoon still continues to prove a
sttong drawing card at the Cairo
opera house. The feature act "Tink.
ham and Company" in their wonder.
full cycle act. called The cage of
Death" has created quite sensa.
ton The act consists of trick rid
ing inside of lattice cage aud sew
eral difficult teats are presented. how.
ever, their feature is that of riding a
motorcycle around the enclosure at a
high rate Of speed. said to be q mile
a minute At any rate ii is a most
dangerous thing to do and Is no won.
der the amount of excitement 1t is
causing. Another act worthy Of men
ton is that of THE Two Bees" in a
comedy sketch. Both are very clever
ami as The sketch Is we'll written, II
gives the 1.-TWO Bees" an excellent
opportunity of displaying their abll-
ity. Plenty of comedy runs through
out the sketch The moving pictures
are changed daily, showing two new
subjects at every performance which
completes All excellent vaudeville per
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j. 5. COURT ADJOURNED
O. L. Bartlett Loses Damage Claim
Against Big Four on Account
of Fire-Flournoy's Case.

The United States district court
CONCLUDED its business yesterday al
ternoon, after the jury in the case
OF O. l.. Bartlett vs.. The big -Four
Railroad had returned verdict OF
mot guilty" This was case II
which Bartlett claimed spark from
a locomotive OF defendants had
caused fire which destroyed com
plainants property. The suit was for
100000
In the John Holiday VS.. OGara
Mining Co., case a personal injury
suit, non-sut was taken
Clarence l.. Flournoy, who was
fined $1,000 for selling butterine fol-
outer was committed to the county
Jail yesterday, having given notice
that he was unable to pay the fine
II is probable Flournoy will be re
leased in short time, as it viii be
found that he has no property from
which to secure funds to pay any
part of the fine.
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHHoRs


Illinois pennant Those Who ma
Who had the pleasure Of being mum
hered among those present were Mis-
SEES La Verne Armstrong, Gail Gaunt
Mona and Lois Bankson, Ruth Bride
Lucille Swisshelm and Pearl Ma
grave; Messts. Niles Jaccard, Earl Hill
lerich Walter Muhoney. Alg'a Moze
~ Loren and Dee Margrave Willie
nougAerty and Ray Armstrong.
j, l.. Morley who has been quite
III at MS home in in Mounds, with
tonsilit's. returned to his duties in
the Illinois Ceutral offices there Wed.
ncsday.
large number of our citizens
We're subpoeuaed to atfcad the suits
of O. l.. Bartlett and tie Mound Sity
Light and Water Co. VS.. the c. c. {.
e St l.. Ry. in Cairo Tuesday AMI
Wednesday Among those who at,
tended we're Mrs. ,Ino. Edwards, MI
and Mrs 0. rate, A, J. Dougherty,
Mss Lena Stern Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Rushing, G. f, and /. A. Murphy Mrs.
Y II. Whitsett, O. h. Bartlett, Mrs.
j. W. Johnson, Geo. E, Martin AMI
G s Miller
J. A. Cro2ier was a Cairo business
caller Wednesday.
Mrs f. r. Coulter was among the
Cairo visitors Wednesday.
d. Harris, lr., was IN Cairo We'd
nesday on business.
a telegram from Mrs. H. White
aker who is attending the Grand
Chapter OF the Order of the Eastern
Star in Chicago, this week, announces
the election of Mrs II. M smith to
the office Of associate grand matrcn
or the order Of this state.
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TO SAVE CITY TREES
State Official Says Destruction by
Wormc viii be Worse Next Yea
Than This UnIesg Prevented.

John j Davis, field entomologist
for Illinois has ben in Cairo the pas
few d&5s, being sent here by Prof
Forbes, the state entomologist to in
yestigte the destruction wrought hJ
web worms insects. etc, of the shade
trees in tie city He says that while
The web worms have left the trees
they have only gone into the grouHd
TO re-appear next year as moths to
Jay eggs upon the leaves of the trees
These will hatch out and the worms
will appear in larger numbers. The
best way to get rid of these worms is
to crt off the branches that first
low lhc web and burn them, and il
ihie is not done spray the trees.
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TO Be IN CAIRO MONDAY
Representative of State Underwriters
Coming to Examine Cairo Fire
Fighting Service.

At the suggestion Of Mayor Par
sons, L. r. Townsend, FeDlesetlta
tive of the state insurance depart.
nent, will come TO Cairo Monday to
investigate the matter of fire risks
here and see if Cairo is not now en-.
titlcl 10 lower insurance rates. When
Mr.. Townsend was here two years
ago, be made an inspection of the
conditions here. Sace then Cairo
las added a new fire station. has
built many brick streets, has an as
sistant fire chief additional appara-
tus, extension Of water mains, etc,
A reduction OF insurance rates it is
believed will follow these improve,
uents
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NEW PASTOR ARRIVED
Pulpit of First Methodist Church vii
Be Filled BY Rev. Loar Tomor-
row--Guest Mayor Parsons.

Rev. M. II. Loar and family arrived
yesterday from Murphysboro Rev.
Loar is the new pastor for the First
H. +, church and will preach his
first sermon ,as such tomorrow morn
ing, The parsonage is undergoing
extensive repairs at the hands of paint
ers, paper hangers, etc, under the d.
rect.on of the Ladies Circle of the
church; and while this is in progress
Rev. Loar and family are guests of
Mayor Parsons at the "Magnolias.
Rev. j. G.. Zee, the former pastor,
of the church, left with his family last
night for Salem H., where he will
begin his labors at once.
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MOUND CITY.
Oct. 6. 1a10

"a Oct, y, lJlU.
A Jolly crowd, consisting OF mem
rers OF the Freshmen ana Sophomore
lasses of Lowell school, met at the
nome of Miss Margaret Nesbit Of
Third street, Sunday evening and
from there proceeded to the nome Of
Joyce Margraye on Pearl st. an,
Merritt Court where they surprised
that young man. They spent a very
happy evening with this member o.
their crowd whose departure for Her
rim will occur this week Variou,
games served to make the hours pass
only too rapidly. The guests had
come laden with an assortment of re
freshnents and these were served
They made Joyce gift OF beauti'
full orange and black Mound City
High School pennant and ne will
never forget the pleasant evening
nor those with whom he has been 10
closely associated during his two
years residence in this city. Those
present were Misses Beulah Kellet,
Anna O'Sulivan, Helen Ford, Mar
garet Nesbit, AaZel Meyers, Elizabeth
Keller, Irma Belts, Margit Schneider,
Lethia Brooks, and Blanche Faulkner
Chris Keller, Ray Armstrong, Willie
Schneider,s Jno, Hargan, Joyce Mar
grave, Frederick Williamson, Hershel
Eiehhorn. Hugh Nesbit. James Moze
ly, Hugh Parker and Joe O'Sulivan.
The ladies Of ST. Peters Episcopal
church will conduct their annual fair
and festival on Oct 25th. The loca-
ton for the affair will he announced
later A large line Of fancy articles
viii be for sale as well as the usual
booth of fine homemade candies and
a splendid supper will also be seryed.
Capt and Mrs. Mark Whiteaker OF
Vienna are the guests of Mr.. A, l..
Compton during the absence of Mrs.
Compton, who is attending Grand
Chapter of the o. E. S. in Chicago.
Mrs Geo Schiller, Sr, of Mounds is,
visiting relatives in the city this
week
the county fair which was to have
taken ]lare Wednesday afternoon un
der the auspices of the Ladies AidI
Of tFo Congregational church was
cal'cd or on account Of the rain and
in icu Of II the ladies held a market /,
III / r StoplIet's grocery having
TIA north window FOR display, They
had cakes. bread and all kinds Of M 4
try o,, sale aud nettcl SIS in spite ~
The had weather
Miss Pearl and Messrs. Loren and \
Dee Margraye were surprised at
their nome Monday evening by
number Of their friends, who had pre-
vlorsly gathered at the home of Miss
Ruth Bride on Main street, The
guests furnished dainty refreshments
for the affair. The evening was spent
n games and music The Margrave
Young people will be greatly missed
from the social circles in which they
have figured prominently the past two
years. They were made the lecfpi-
ents Of j beautiful purple and gold
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OPPOSED TO SOCIALISM
Chicago Printers BY Big Majority Re.
fuse to Affiliate With Movement
Will Remain Independent.

Chicago, Oct. by majority OF
more than two to one Typographical
Union No. Is turned down the propo-
sition to cooperate with the Social
list party in the coming campaign,
The vote against forming an indie.
pendent political party was even
more one-sided The printers proved
that they propose to use their ballots
as they have done in the past, with
out any dictation from their oCganiza-
ton.
The referendum vote of the print
ers was taken Wednesday in all the
chapels in the city and the result
was announced yesterday Three
questions were placed on the ballots
In accordance with the request of the
hicago Federation of Labor for an
expression OF opinion.
Vote Three Questions Down.
The questions and the result of the
vote are as follows:
Sndll ORGANIZED lahOf cooperate
with the Socialist party?" Votes for,
400; against, $40
Shall organized labor form an in.
dependent political parity" Votes for
$50; against, 94S.
Shall we abide by a majority vote
On these questons?" Votes for, 5SG;
against, III
According to the returns received
at the headquarters Of the Chicago
Federation of Labor the three ques.
tons submitted will be turned down
by the unions. Some sixty unions al
ready has taken action and a ma.
jcrity have voted against utilization
with the Socialist party and against
an independent labor party. A mum
Der of Unions refused to vote on the
questions. Several unions of painters
and of carpenters have voted strongly
in favor of cooperating with the So.
calists.
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Another Matinee TODAY.

AS was announced last Saturday,
the manager ent Of the Cairo opera
house viii give another children's
matinee this afternoon starting at
o'clock sharp All school children
under the age of twelve years will be
admitted for five cents. These matt
nees are proving very popular with
the children and special attention Is
given by the management for their
accommodation 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
ILLUSTRATED SERMON
Few Thompson viii Tell of Fifty Of
the Worlds Greatest Objects at
Christian Church Sunday

Al The first Christian church Sun.
lay evening Rev. Frank Thompson
viii give an illustrated sermon lea.
ture in which he will show pictures
Of many Wonderful things in this
country and the old world, including
the Holy Land.
Charles f, After will assist Rev.
Thompson AMI the prbsc is mos
cordially invited. Many of the scenes
depicted were seen by Rev Thomp-
son during his recent European tour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
Oct. 9TH. 1910.


NJ !. Metcalf Of Grand Chain, tram
acted business. here Thursday.
Fen Blum is having his store room
thoroughly repaired, 1t was badly
damaged by fire during the sum
mer.
Mrs Clyde Harding and Mrs. Claud
johnson and little daughter, Clardine
of Mounds, spent Thursday Afternoon
with Mrs. H. NJ, Palmer on H 'gh
stcet
Capt. JAS. Bartleson Of Olmstel was
in town on business Thursday.
Tae fire bell was raised Thursday
10 jtsN position in the new tower and
will be swung soon.
J, A. Crozier, r. a. Gray aud WIN.
Hacchus were Cairo bus ness callers
Thursday
sam Elnm.af Mounds was In the
city on business THURSDAY
Mrs. J. q Everts Of Poducah. who
tas bcan tho guest If her, s'strr. Mrs.
Rc%t Mnol3 on oniar street, tie
22sl ycaf. oHgects TO leave Sunday
for Her Aonc
Jas. Powers. aud family moved this
week from the Perks and Higgins
cottage on First street into the Muir
ply cottage on Commercial avenue~
Mrs. r, z. Cahill returned home
Thursday from Anna where she has
spent the past few days on business,
She was accompanied home by her
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08

A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims But DR.. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach. liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con.
stpation, Headache, Biliousness
Chil,s. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
It's the Worlds Best.

No one has ever made a salve, oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica 5alye. It's the one per-
feet healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains
it's supreme lnfallible for Piles.
Only SOC at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
Catarrh Entirely Relieved.

Mr.. Ira Hennoy, Fairfield, Freestore
f., Texas, writes:
III am completely cured of all symp-
Inns of catarrh.
FL can truly say that Peruna is the
est medicine ever saw. | will always
commend Peruna to all my friends, for
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08
Catdrrh OF Head.

Mr.. G. Hallock, Antwerp, Ohio, writes:
"My daughter Allie. after taking
three bottles of your Peruna, is entirely
cured of catarrh of the head OF two
years standing. We recommend PEI
runa to anybody who has catarrh."
Peruna is manufactured by the
Perlna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08

There is no denying that an inya.
lid gets a good deal OF consolation in
telling Of the great things he would
do If he we're well.--Atchison (Kan).
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08

uncle, Mr.. Geo. Kline of Anna Miss
Agnes Cahill, who has been the guest
of relatives there the past two weeks
remained for longer visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08

Suffered with Kidney Trouble.
Mr. Robert H Norris $50 East h
"We have had other medicine
I've have been married.
81 suffered with kidney and bladder trouble months
|vlth Peruna made we'll and strong
MY wife felt
pains, but she strong.
1--WE are both grateful gladly give
ed testimonial feeling that the
peruna has
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-08

Torrance, 7:45 and 900 o'clock, i
and zoe.