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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

the charge Of running slot machines
contrary to the statute laws of this
state. They were all found guilty
and the fine fixed at 500. and costs
in each case, Many Of the defend
ants paid the fine, but some preferred
TO Gle an appeal bond and will fight
their cases in the higher courts.
sam Blum was in Mound City on
business Tuesday
Miss Mary Deesley had to dismiss
her classes in the public schools yes,
terJay on account of being too i'll tc
teaeA.
Postmaster M l.. Kennedy moved
INTO his beautiful new home on Nc.
Xinley avenue this week.
@Vince STANDARD WHO is employed in
cairo was visiting here Yesterday
Miss Nora Harper assisted in the
postof0ce for a few days while Miss
Koonce was taking a little vacation.
Alex Pollock continues dangerously
sick with typhoid fever at his homo
On Oak street
The congress Of the L $. will set
lie the Lorimer case, the Canadian re-
ciprc city question and the right to
elect t. S. senators by popular vote,
but you, my dear voters of this city.
arc 10 settle the question OF WHO shall
be he next mayor and aldermen Of
Mounds. If you have the interests
&c you. city at heart, and If you en-
"a Sc the great improvements tha'
IRE n sight, and which must be
rfhcl forward, it is your right, it Is
yoar duty, to turn out and see thai
Tire very best material is put inio
Tie ticket before it comes before thu
voters
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

Washington, March 1.-The present
IS the CLOSED season" for ducks
throughout the country, but at tho
ean'tol attcr March any one deslr-
ing 80 hunt for lame ducks" can
get accurate information where such
game may he found. In other words,
senators and congressman defeated
for reelection and popularity known
as lame ducks will go OUT OF office in
larger numbers than has probably
ever before been the case owing to
the general upheaval at the polls
last November Some of these lame
ducks are men who have shone in
the strong light of the national search
light for years, Eugene Hale, Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

Maine, for instance, has served in the
senate since 1881, no less than thirty
years. He entered the upper house
n the same year that Nelson w, A.
drich Of Rhode island and William p.
Frye of Maine also began their first
service there. Morgan d. Buckley
of Connecticut, who does not return,
ends his sixth year of service in the
senate, and ChaunCey M. Depew OF
New York secured his toga in 1883,
Beyeridge of Indiana, Nathan B. Scott
Of West Virginia, William Warner Of
Missouri and John Kean of New Jer
sey are other notables who will not
be seen in official position in the
senate chamber after the first week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
JOtnN JANSEN,
Bishop of Belleyll
life Saved At Deaths Door,

81 never felt so near my grave, =
writes W. Il. Patterson, of yelling
ton, Tex, as when a frightful cough
and lung trouble pulled ma down to
100 pounds, in spite of doctors rteat
nent for two years, My father, mo-
,her and two sisters died of consume
ton, and that am alive today Is
due solely to DR., Kings New Dis
coyery, which completely cured me
Now | weigh 1871 pounds aud have
been well and strong for years
Quick, safe, sure. its the best remedy
IN earth for coughs, colds, lagrippa
asthma, Group, and all throat and
lung troubles, soc and S100 Tria
bottle free, Guaranteed by all drug
glsts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

DR.. Derby's Kidney Pills are ahead
Of the times, the only kidney and blad-
der treatment that makes good its
strongest statement. Get free pack
age at your druggists and see II we
have said a hundredth part of what
these little wonder-workers do.
Now listen, sufferers, don't get ex-
cited. Just lay away all your present
treatments for your kidneys, back or
bladder. IL you have pain in the back
profuse or scanty urination, colored or
foul urine. rheumatism anywhere, da-
bctcs, pain in the bladder or terrible
Brights disease. just get q 25c pack
o ge Of Dr.. Derby's Kidney Pills at your
druggist. and see the difference In
yourself In "a hours. If you think this
Is too good for you to believe. just ask
your druggist for free sample pack
age. and try II. Remember. DR.. Derby's
Kidney PIlls--60 pills--10 days treat
ment--25c. We will send them from
the laboratory Of Derby Medicine Co.
Eaton Rapids. Mich. II You wish. They are
safe, guaranteed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


Claude Johnson OF Mounds was the
guest of relatives in the CITY Tuesday
Mrs. Geo. Ashby returned home
Tuesday evening from Barlow, Ky,
where she has been at the beGs,de Of
her sister, who was seriously i'll hui
is improving.
Little Miss Mary Snyder is Ill with
measles at the nome Of her parents
( Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Snyder Oh High
stree
I Chas. Johns, who has been the
guest Of his neices, Mesdames Fl. G..
Parker and \ ! Eelppre, left 4ac~
day for Natrorol's, Naers ae vi !
vi't 4 eg days before returning t,
bis lone in Henshaw, KY.
DR., II, WAiteaker was In Cairo
Trcaay on business,
Pleas Heath and family moved 70
their new home at Sandusky Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs Dudley Mathis and
family of Mounds have rented tAe
IMont eomery cottage on High stree
from which Mr.. Heath moved and
will soon occupy the game. i,r,
! Mathis has the position o, casa.e
| al the First National Bank IN tais
city
\ Little Miss Mamie and Master Nor
man, children Of John Traverse OF
, South Main street are both slightly
lndisposed,
!, Mrs. A. l.. Compton was a Mounds
visitor Tuesday.
Sam Blum Of Mounds was in town
Tuesday on business.
Among those who have fallen vie
Tins to the measles which disease is
prevalent here at present are TIE -
tie Misses Aleta and Iris finley OF
First direct, Willie Schneider anc Eta
Maybelle Mcclure of Four,n street
and Master Dudley DeVore Of Elm
! street. None are seriously H..
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Griffith, Nj sas
Mollie Campbell. Kate and Elarc {
+ Carragh, Minnie Boys. Ne r. h2
stronm, Pete McNeile, Chas. Durnln@
! has Iivesay. A. f. Koont2 and son
, Victor attended Delightful Dolby
at the Cairo opera house MonGay
e9eyening.
4 Master Edwin Littleioan is con
fnel 10 his home on First street
/ VITA slight attack of pneuman.o.
! VIM. lEestqen was Caro- visitor
y Monday evening.
p Mr.. and Mrs. H. B, Baker left
D Tuesday morning for their nome il
cymoyi, Pa, after brief visit VIZ
Y ne formers parents Rev. and Mrs
y VI. b. Baker.
Capt. and Mrs, Mark Whitaker ie;
Tuesday for their home in Vienna
a after visiting relatives here the pass
a week,
s. Rev. Evan Wiggle Of Vienna, was
+ in the city Monday on business,
At the First Baptist church a
Mounds a revival is in progress. Rev
: Allen FaIrtl pastor at Mound City Il
conducting the services. The churcl
is well filed at evening services.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

Sundays, and one a day at the princi-
pal meal on Mondays. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, with the
exception of the Saturdays in Embc'
week and Holy week. But flesh mcat
and fish are not to be used at the
same meal during Lent, not even On
Sundays.
2. The use of butter. cheese, milk
and eggs is permitted every day III
| Lent
8. A cup Of coffee, tea or chocolate
made with water and with this nor
sci of bread without butter. may be
taken in the morning
4. Those for whom the hoar Of
noon may be an inconvenient time r.,
taking their collation. in the mornino
| dinner, may invert the order anil
their dinner in the evening.
s, The use of lard and rippings Is
allowed in preparing permitted fooi
\ U. tlshIS tkClhlt lipAA tiiN WA
cation OF fasting are free to take
meat more than once an the days
when the use is granted by dispense
ton.
We hereby permit to all lahorets
(and also their famlies), for whom
| the keeping of the law of abstinence
lis really combined with difficulty, the
use Of flesh meat an all the fast and
abstinence days throughout the year
with the exception Of all Fridays in
tho year, Ash Wednesday, the Wed
tuesdays and Saturdays in Holy week
| and the eve of Christmas; but tC
lthose that are obliged to fast, flcef
| neat is permitted only once in thu
day. Those who make use of this dis
pensation are, on said days, not al
IIowed to eat flesh and fish at the
same meal, and they are exhorted u
perform some other act of mortified
ton, for instance, abstain from al
intoxicating liquors, etc
The common Saturdays of mex
ear are with us no days OF abstt
hence.
The Fridays in Advent are not day.
p of fast in our diocese, but all the I'm
her days during the year, as also thu
yigils of the feasts of Christmas, Pen
e ,ecost, the Assumption of the Blesse
I Virgin and of All-Saints are days 0
g, last ard abstinence.
The time in which the faithful mss
= comply with their Easter duty o.
4 ends in this diocese from the frs
\ Sunday in Lent to Holy Trinity Sun
a day, both days included,
The faithful are hereby reminde
that the holy season of Lent saouf
be, in a special manner, time 70
, earnest prayer, of sorrow for sin, q
" geclusion from the world and i,
q amusements; also of generous alm!
IL giving in order to compensate thu
4 fcr the relaxation of the laws Of tt
church
p Given at Relleyille January II
y 1911
, JOHN JANSEN,
VI tptehou nf paIlav,l1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
MAIL THIEF ARRESTED.

San Francisco. March Local pos
tai authorities received word TODAY
that 'Chas Fells had been arrested Al
the Jaurez race track charged witt
sctealing -four registered mail pouchc:
from the Oakland ferry boat in De
oembe. and January. The arrest was
made by the city postal Inspector w
Madeira Fells was habitue @.
he Emeryville race track where he
vas known as Gallagher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
Tho Kidney Cure
Without a Failure
The Positive Cure That Revolutionizes
Treatment of Kidney Diseases, Rheu.
matism and Bladder Trouble.

These statements are not exagger-
so, because every man and woman suf-
fering from kidney or bladder trou-
bles. or rheumatism can prove it with
in "a hours by getting free package
of DR.. Derby's Kidney Pills at any
drug store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

in March. And in the lower house
even greater changes will be notice.
The Republican delegation from New
York City, for instance, went down
Herbert Parsons and William S. Ben
nett lost at the polls, and j. Van
vechten Olcott was defeated In a
primary fight on which his nomiaa'
ton depended Olcott, personal
friend of Joseph G. Cannon, has rep.
resented the west side of New Yog6
City for three consecutive terms. an
gene F. Kinkead of New Jersey, Fish
Fasset, and Alexander Of New York
James A, Tawney Of Minnesota, Chas
f. Scott of Kansas, Duncan McKir.
lay OF California, J A. T. Hull OF
Iowa, vino has served ten terms
Henry S Boutell of Illinois, General
H. w. Keller of Ohio, ] "A. Gaine
of West Virginia, ana so one can 90
along the list of the statesmen who
must remain at home March will
be remarkable day at the capital
marking the change Of a national
government policy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
MOUND CITY,
March 1.

WdISH -
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scout, WAC
have resided in Wall cottage on
Poplar stresf, moved into THE tltz-
gerald property on First street inis
week.
j. G. Ford and on Milton, LETT san
day for st. Louis ca business,
Mrs. Geo. Blank Of MounGs was
shopping here Monday
John Schiller and ranliy and Geo.
Taylor left Sunday for their home IN
Cape C!rardeau SITTER a bllei VS.
with relatives here.
VIM. Stevers of Grand Chain vas
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. w. T. Friganza was Cairo
shopper Monday,
Arch Mathis and little son, Archl
bald of. Tamaroa, spent Sunday with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. Fl. v. Handley had as hol
guests the past few days Mrs VIM
Wolfe and Miss Mary Mckee of Cy
press.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Curren and
children John Lloyd and Harold wet'
among the Cairo visitors Sunday,
Miss Nora Conroy Of Cairo was tnt
guest OF friends here Sunday.
Miss Marie Robertson ana brother
Gale LETT Sunday for their nome 7
Gale after visiting relatives mere
few days.
j. l.. Dougherty made a cuisines
trip to Cairo Monday in the interea
OF tie Mound City Flour Mill i.
which ne is employed,
Sheriff G. f. Wehrenberg and no
Parker went to Grand Chain Tuesda
on business
Little Miss Evelyn Neadstine
suffering with the measles this we
at her home on High street.
ANGEL Ashby was Cairo visito
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Freeman of Commercia
avenue who returned home recent
from visit with relatives in Van
dalia, is quite i'll.
Ben Blums has moved his stock {
furnishing goods into mis- well eqril
pei salesroom in the Blum Clock an
is receiving new goods daily. ne vii
soon have stock replete in up-tC
date furnishings for men and is pr
pared to give the best of service +
ais customers.
Miss Georgia Calvin left Tuesda
morning for her home in Icing
following few days visit win re,
tives in this city and vicinity
Mrs. John Martin CT Olmsted al
her cousin Miss Lilly Hood Of Viean
spent Monday and Tuesday with Me.
danes Harry and Fred Hooi and a
tended "The Captain OF Plymouth
at the opera house Monday evening.
Miss Marguerite EFide Of Mount
spent Saturday and Sunday with Iis
Alys Gamble at Villa Ridge
Misses Ruta and Elsie Rodman an
Mrs. W. h. Rodman spent Sunda
afternoon in Mounds
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Layton of Cair
were the guests of relatives ner
Sunday.
Among the large nrnfcer 0. QUITO
town people who attended The Cal
tain Of Plymouth at the opera ghous
Monday evening were Mr. and Mri
\ Will Parker and daughter Lylf
Misses Floy Bour, Theresa Manure
Iva, Myrtle and Pearl Roulette an
Elsie Loerhner, Messrs Dave an
John Clancy, Robert Bour, Roy Wa
nura and Clyde Roulette
Mrs. A. w Williamson was Calr
shopper Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Neadstine an
children have returned home fror
/ ST. Louis where the former ,ransac
ed business and the latter shoppet
Little Miss Evelyn, vino became quit
i'll with the measles when returnin
home, is convalegcing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
LENTEN REGULATIONS
Bishop Jansen of Bel'eville Armour
c4s Rules Of Conduct for Faith
ful-Began Yesterday.

ut. Rev. Bishop Jansen of Belle
Vile has issued the regulations for
The Isenten season, which began yes
terday as follows.
1. All the faithful who have com
pleted their twenty-first year are
bound to observe the Fast OF Lent.
\ :. They are to make one full meal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

Barbecued meats, lunches. etc, q
Heine's Chop House, 1912 WASHING
ton avenue,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02

N The Elk will dye for you.
After March /.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
paDst
DluS MIA 1ADOn
The Beer Of QraEty

The truth IS that Pabst Blue
Ribbon has won the worlds
highest prizes fer quality-is as
rich in food values and as per
feet as scientific methods and
brewing skill can make it.
The tr3Ith is that Pabst Blue
Ribbon has smooth. agreeable
flavor and delightful after taste
which distinguish it from all
other beers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
NSSSSSa ssSiR1I5a1SSIIaIi

1t is not always easy to tell
the truth. There is no ques-
ton, however. about its al
ways being tie right thing
to do.
The object CT Pabst advertis-
ing is to tell you the truth about
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-02
Made end Bottled Only
by PG5st at Milwaukee

Telephone the dealer below
to deliver case Of Blue Ribbon
beer to your home. Prove to
yourself that we are justified in
making the above statements.
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Mas bebcnten 5bmptome?
Mrst aibt MGnncrn einen Natl.
(stus rem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y

(slus nem efunbbeitssHelprb,)
Gin nIIaen,eines g,erfagen Der Nshenss
pradne. nis nes tRaasHe,, Der Gebfr, nsr
sileren, -bes eersens, II. 10. tbrf nar-
nlaisa euHifiotnen IN peIisn a,lass sii
Spmplonie, uetbe bonn adicu biiH'ig
4arlHfbeifens aieitaefielii iucrosn
Ht1fsoeitotrrntacr follfsr fol6c Enrfirs
trrte ntsnt ieicbi eiHeeftdpi iuercen, tpsiL
otefelben biz 9Grldufcr clHer NrnHtpeif
eSer eincs irlb6eliieen Ser'aafs inn.
belt mad ssarnunesfiimmen fur oas
SeranHaben bpH bcrahesfssier Hsheltss
FRAT, 9ersaaiheit. peiitiesr Grftjpfling
ulie afle bsr rebt cber nenieer fItrty.s
harcn Sstoen, lpelbe oaS Hdrfii!dc Des
VET Ger aspif1eubGfte fse gTi @csraud bee unssn
fclgenbsn Nescptes fpirs foipobl bic ncr.
HIaieu nntlirliheH sIuFiioneU heT psrs
fdttenfffeft Erpunc beg artperf berfTuer
uIs andb fns g,e.fttptnafn dIier ner toll
genbcH Sbmptome perHrlafen: Eeraai
belt, Niihiafeii. plallbeit, cinaefnHfefit
slueet, falie Ggtrcmiiatsn. 5tWetsen tit
areifs. Estnrcraeu int sinierfcpf, rlcdsn
pcr ben giugcu SGbtpabe I'm 9indurnf
3uten mno 3itieTE,, FefftpdGiss VI.
oahfnib. spbeiiilofiefeii. Mlaeetsetf
tooet 1efilcibtgieril .saianfHenfe'
Rnnselri, 6umr'es aUpftpeb, 9ctiieyfane,
observation-disclosures Reisaaffeit
mo elm al!eemrines SarnieSeriisofH br
sturbiiicu NIB WSlnubelf
3ussfi erlanetR Sie Qourpouub 6lliit
2'almIuort tn clneu | llH5e 8udfi uflo
ore: unAu Srgup Edrfapnritia. GenIs
pound; neEmeu Gle eF Bnt rQnie, mi.
feten gle es Rnb IaNens gle es 5ivet
Stunben fteben sauH oerfhafffn gle iit
cine 1lnse gqmgounb Gfituce larosri
uHb eire nuf IineiirR 9nroprlcte
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sens Flaffs, ftnlieIu Sie iii5ila itnb
rebmen Eie gaen 4beeioffel ppl ilah
ener Tenblse; uub bon BEN Et!dssns
eeben, nit e,usn baranf fciaeHotE
Irnnf ganfler.
gs;enn sc eS all caifre rniften, 5rnutt
9,iemaub bon Der Sflpd6e bes IHbsren
su fuiHsn ,nHt iofnpseliee scHcrarc
lrereei permtoyH,
T.r gqanaeg IN gIsi6artpiti Del
gPdnnetn III cine fteii1e GusGe Ser
RerIeaenbeit, ogaee fpcrn tus Bublls
lam es am aucrpcHtefien csIuinfbst,
sstir ale I,sieniasr, ivel4e cine sTteeers
herfteIInna III tcIer firoyeucer Sefunes
belt milnfteH a7n ode hiefe beaLciteEss
GIildaeiiitI. lii bic oblge Seims ettasIos
iilna miiaetbsi!
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esrufen. Die Jnbaberin Der WOhnunp
.onnie bns Gas in ibrem 9iin.noIen
niht abiifIIsn nnb ponbte fih tur5
entffloifsn an bic seuerptbr, ipeId5s
otns Shtpi.risteit bic Gosaufabr abs
itelite.
Die Gineinnaii Grbibition 60.
iieIlt. ssf!ern Elm. 5hpOtbet an aouls
q. pohat oIs 1ruitee aus 5ur Gihsr.
iislIune elmer gonbemiffion BON $50. !
900. Dns Dsib ipirb fir ben Ban ter
neuen Risfsntribiinc i'm bieIigsn Bcft4
haIIpnri an syinbIan unb W.f.ern Ap..
eebrnuft. DIE Bombs tragen 8 pro
gent 3infsn. Inuien iiber ie $1,000 uni
fpero.n BON /. DECEMBER 1913 an In
partien BON $4,000 per Sdbr ein'
eel0t Die Geisnfdafi perpfdnbei bo.
fir ihr esiomntes gisenthum nebfi
iyreibrisf in Der Hoticnal Qiao.
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Der ct. 2tusuiiinu llnierfiis..
g.rein Der Ct. 9srpnica Eirhe ers
tpdbIt. fole.no, geamte: prdfioent,
Ssnrp 5omsIjng; 0iseprdiibent,
Sa,prent. oeutti; qrotptpn Sstre'
tar, 5enrp ar0ger; oinons Se.ts'
idr, Senrp NiIts; S6osmeifttr, 5p,
SolItsin; Jinon3 aommittee: shec.
arogsr, penn arste unb Sobn vi.
bsrs; Delego.,n gum 9erbono bsr
ta.boIif6en QeyeiHs BON Butler goun'
tn: Ben. Gamers unb Senrp 5opsr
Jabnsntrdser, 9enrp Weffel. DIR En'
men llnteritlguugspersin bdIt ots
idbrIide Wabl mprs.n qbenb nb.
- Dos ssitamsnt beg periiorbener
3. r. Sappsr ron Wibbktppn git'
Der Datiin giysinia Soupr bos be,
tpealihs unb tas grunbeiseutbum nui
2sbensRit. Cir TbeiI bes Gieentbumi
in WiooIe.otpn idlt ben S5bntn GIif'
forb unb SuIigs Sotpber su unb BIZ
Wittps srhdI. cine Garm in grotpn:.
ap.
- WaIter Green ipurbs BON oer
aonIiabIer 9onbtrhaar perboftsi
neil CT feline ainbsr pernahldifiat
Green I.iits,s $500 giirsItnft fiji,
f.in Gri6sinen beim 9erl0r rcr ben
5rieb.nsrittsr 5ninss.
Sam,s 5uttinion iDurbe Dor'
osiisrn Qfeno ouf bi. antlase itintl
gottin peg,a sruntenb.it Derbcftst
uno i'm QoIistiseridt beitrnft.
- g. ml. Goodman. Der WaFsper'
matter Der 5amiIion Gas unb Gltei
iris &c., iunsirt audi als 0ertroItel
Der Gose Wsrie in Gpteotto.
- 5.iratbsfheine: garl Griffith
%, WtpbIstoipn, uno peorI gprb, 10
Miobletppn; 6oiparb Wdli.r, 81
unb Worp Sen BERN, 25, geibe Dor
Wioolstopn.
- Jrau geors u. Suber. fpelt'
Samitag abeub in Der bruhtbdnol
lung ibres 8aiten an Der q. 5trcb'
lsblos su goben fiiirat.. mar bi
S6peitsr ron 9enrp uno pHlip Dor
tb.r unb Jyau Rate Jifh.r, Iimmtlid
in Cincinnati pchnbaft.
- Ri6ter Rurpbp neripsigtrte &c
itern bem 5rani RuHsn bic Sheiouui
BON Qaura RuHsu. iueil Der Rldg.l
ni6t sridisnsn mar. Tas ponr bet
ratb,ts i'm ,5uni 1910.
mapor RoibrDea ernannie &C.
itern arIin JrnIt unb Ddoio Steel
.su Gubiti.uis poliSiiten.
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@runoeiSent6nut u. Yantes.

5m iidbtifhsn gaunmt ipuro.n gee
fern bis foIstnben 9auerIaubnibihti.
ne ertpirlt: Cincinnati gosle liibc.
graphing Go. sipeiiiodiges Jobrifst.
bdubs an Der DinbIap unb prppioerirt
Sirabs. S15, 900; Bernard Wontas,
sptiitSdigss Motnbaus ouf benz
Grunbitiid Nr. 2819 5aIt Strabs.
$1,000; sd. Jebr, sinit5dises Wohns
lous an ber Etrntforb Npenue, nubt
Der morner Sirabe, $1,000. in Mas
oifonpiIIe ipiro g. 9. Reinbart nnh
ben asIisrn srtpirtten 8nusrlaubnib.
Iheinsn bic frlsenb,n Wotabiuisr BON
lie anoerthoIb Etofipsrisn .rrihssn
laFen: Gin 6dus on Der Warb, nube
Der RoB apenue, $500; elm 6ous an
Der Central. rabs Der Rob 4penue.
$500; sfrsi aGuier or Der Rob. nabe
Der Dine 4penue. je $500; ein 6ous
an Der 9rombIs, ndbe Der Wlorriipst
stpsnus, $500; sipei Sduier an Der
Central. naht Der Dine 4penne, ju
$500.
sb.opore Maper & Bro. perauttios
nirttn i'm Nuftross bon Soi. u. GIart
bos Mohnbaus 90. 222 Masnolia
Strabs, bos pon Geo. !. 6opf fir
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