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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Ger Campbell Jnanet.
&ioeripred,enbe ansaben iiber bic II
nan5perbditniiie oer SoSten.

WioerIprshenbe an9dben iinb ios
iptit benz Coroner seseniibsr bssiolih
Der germ5aensperhdltniFe BON Wsap
Campbell oemani lporoen, bic bstannts
lid am DerTIoTenen Samfag unter
ttrbdttiaen nmitdnbsn in Sdnlsr
Dart i'm 6oufe ibres grpbberrn Wil'
liam 9urogs ftarb.
Ter Coroner trhieIt geItsrn sintn
Brief BON g. q. Bern bon glanht'
Ter, g., bem Siisfpa.sr Der 1obten
iptrin oisisr fhrsibt, ooB Won Comp
ben cine 5ppottst uuf pas eissntbun
ton guroge, bitten 6oushdltsrtn u
osipei.n, iOtpie aui bas onsrsn3tno'
grunbftii6 bsisFen habe. 9ieiss nur
be Don gurbas, bsFsn 0erHshmung &C
fern Dor iih sing, gang sntIdisotn II
abrsbe eeitelt. guroee's Dernebnunt
riubte tbsiIrpsi'. tirtsr psrf6toHsnsr
-biirtn iiuttfinosH, neil r iih psi
certe, iiter Isins psrfhieosntn gbsn -
er fpar nitt fpeniger uls plerndl Der
btirotbet offenttih irseno fpslt
ausfoaen 3u MAIDEN.
Tr. 8. r. a.hfnan Don Sapls
Qorl, Der Nan Campbell ldnqers Sci
bebaneelt bate, tpor Der Qnii6s. ba'
ser lob infofa. iibsrmdbigsn Genufs
bon Spiriiuoisn OsrurfaAt poros
1 tysny
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Mus benz 3spliSeigeriht.

Sub Barnett, Der Sndnttelnsr in
oem aus 5arbiseu bsitebenben 4uguit
D. gote RepubIican Club or Der Deft
Sehiten glpenus tpuroe pegeu 9er.
ksuRg oes Witternahtsssieses um
$40 uno bic Soften seftrdft. Die
qIeihe Strafe purbe iibtr ben sbeus
faQs sSarbigsn CLINT Cooper perbdngt.
Der ols ShanttpGrter fir ben aud
aus s5arbigen teiteknoen 5reo.
ShneQer Republiean Club funairt.
oenn aud bier puroen BON ben p0Ii=
siitsn 8aIenin unb Diers am Witts
mod, gu siemIi6 porseriidtsr S!unoe
cine anscbl 0diie beim PoiuIiren erf
fpiiht.
sonmcn Wetnbouie bon go. 1542
Sobn Strabs iourbe su $50 uno ben
aoften perurtheilt, neil er on Winosr.
ljabrios Gisareiisn Dsriauft bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
9atpuia Nennen.

Die e.itris.n R.nn.n battsn loIssn'
bss Reiultat; ,o =.
grItss Rsnusu - gGrI. $500; IarI
2idbrias 5otI.H; 5 Surlonss: Ssas
compton 104 (UltGohep), geiDonnsn;
Gommoner's 5ouh 104 (lottusl
speit,s; 5pringa l1o (Usarttn), or'ts
t,s. 3sis: 1.Ol.
: SO IQu.u.ls b.sahlt: Belle Sampton
sci so Straiabt $2s.2O plac., $3.50
Ghotp; Gommou.r's you'd $3.70
gloee. $3.50 sbup; Sgrinsa $500
Ghop. 49,
2neit.s R.nueu - 96fis $500; fur
2iGhrist; ceilings; 81 GurIon8s: 5he
Read liz CWeGukp), ssponnsH; Slo
ghum 112 (Rics). stpsitts; SomlIton
1l2 (Wilion). hritt.s. 3sit: LOT 2 70.
So Rutu.ls b,sablt: 5bs Read
ss 60 Gtroiabt. $3.50 placs, $3.50
Shorp; Glb Gum $3.50 plats, So.7o
sborp; Eami!ton $3.50 Shop.
Dritt,s Rsnnsn - gDrie $500; fur
3idbrioe uno dlter; Ceiling; 6 our
Ionas: 1slansp 80 (ReGahsn), gsrpons
wu: geu Doubt. 104 (aoTtus). 3Ipsl'
| tes; Sriib Rib 50 (zurasr), ertttss,
3eit: 1925. -,
So Wutuels k5ahli: Gelansp S4.00
gtraiabt. $3.50 plaes. $3.50 Shoiu;
Ben Double $40 place, S3.60Shop;
strifh aib $14.90 Sboip.
y3iertss Rsnnen - gorie $500
Soubieap; fir 3idbrise uno alter; ]
Msiis uno TO Yaros: Bourbon Beau
| 1Ol fTeG aben). gsponnsn; 5tgh prl'
bat. III (asnnsop). stpeitss; Wsllior
Ig. l06 l4uiiin), Srittss. 5sii;
LAP 2f5.
| ~ Wutu,ls besabIt: Bourbon Beau
| $40 Straisb., $3.50 place, $3.2
| Gbop; niab gripate $3.50 plnes
$3.7o Sbon; TsiItpn y. Sll.3C
| Ebcfp.
| FiinFiss Rsnnsu = g0rfe $500; iii
| 3iahriae; SeIIins; 1 Yleils uno 4
gores: Bead Sano los (alsn), gs
ironnsn; 4aushin Cab 11o (aosrnsr)
s.peites; 2sopo!b 104 (Wilion). brit
tes. 3sii: LA / IS.
i So Wsutuels bssablt: gea1 Sanl
$3.50 Straisb.. S21.10 plaee. $9.4'
Ghpr; glausbtp Cab $500 glats
$40 5bop; 2eopoIo $11.40 Shor
Eenftes Rsnnen - 9Drie $500
fiir 4idbriss uno alter; Ceiling
Ill1/16 MeiI.; Sisb Rdnae 107 (Bil
icn). ssnonnsn; 5om gisbss III
(Auiiin). spetiss; J. 8. Rteo ILL
(Rennenp). oriii.s 3fit: Las lL5.
II 81 WutueIs bt3ahlt: spisb RaHe
$52.70 Gtraishi. $24.10 place, $9.2
! Strn; 9pmgisbe. $6.10 pIaes. $40
Sbop; 4. 8. Reso 5000 Shop
81 6iir Bic beutissn Rennen ipuroen b
! liOlosnbeu Yferbs einsstraosn:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Hetter Better.
Csricd,iifer 3ufcrbatcr angeblld
pou ieiucm Better iiberTalicn
uuo hcranbt.

Sin Iebr aufregenoss uno aud tof
Ipleliaes 2l6enteuer bate ieinsr ge
tcuptuna na6 gsitern Utorasu gu 'rL
ber Stunoe Der grishiite 3uterbddsr
So6n Gdlomsres ppn SO. GOT Gerira.
Npsnue
Mie Raloneres nQmIih Der QoIt3e
ttrihtete, puroe er in oem &eler IN
ter ieinem 2ooer pon ietHem eigen-n
Better, bem "a Sabre altsn Djaiam
G6eroneres, Der an Der Sie5snton Ice.
rue, na6e Der Qlum StruBs rpoAHt
mi: sinem Repolper bebrobt uno oanr
nit elmer RdoIpeite bis 3ur9epuBt!o.
iiqtsit aepriilslt, troraui er odnn III
1874 beraubt rpurbs.
Sobalo er ourn rpieosr gu iih fam
elite Salomeres nad Der Gentral'ta
tipn, po CT ben Raububerfaa berlh
tete.
Gs uelang etipu eins Stunbe ipdte
BEN goIisi'ten ROuing ben u9ebIt
/ den Rduber gberpreres oingfelt =
/ MAIDEN uno slpar in einsm Shuh
| rpitsitono on Der Balnut Strab'
r1be Ser Tinften 4oenue, no 6harIe
aalomeres, Elm gruOer oss gsraubteH
/ ZEN Burden uusfinoig 9smaht ho.tt
| g6eronerss iteqts es duf bas GntIh;s
oenfte in Abreoe, ieiueu Better aHqe
| criffen uup beraubt 81 bdben uHo 4
INN purosn audi Hur $84 qeTunoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

Srqnt UNI aats 6ot. 2511 Suorr
ape., arobs.
Greo unD Mumie Rupprsht. 1923
oinoen ape., &ncbe.
Charles uno Qouiia JIa6 2254
9poau Str, Wdohen.
miaium o. unp Glips Rote. 3002
Gplerain 4pe., mdbhcH.
Sobn unb Geliu 9uhn, 1922 Sib
ren Qoe., Wldohsn.
8eoree SO. uuo Clara 5reori6
1903 5ep;tt 2lps.. Wdoaen.
@arfislo uno aatts 9odsr. 3725
Spastb Sir, Gncbe.
RUPERT %. unb Octana ao6. 1891
s,arter 4pe., MGoden.
Bernard uro 49nss Rtes'amp
1909 5pring Ctr, anabs.
Spfepb unb GliIabetb 8onriIen
2078 9apmiaer Str. Snobe,
sJobn unp Glifabetb 9umbiu9ss
1920 iSinolan Ctr, anobe,
Sobn unb Roia S6inolsr, Is,
qeete Str, Mdbheu.
S5raut uno Soiepbius Sdnohe:
zoos Bremen Str, Wdohen.
ssrant uuo Marp 8teti6, III
ssresmon 4pe., W1o6en.
2ouis uno sTrieoerite Riib!. 2
2oteDoob 4pe., gldoteu.
ghriitian uuo Rpie Sanp, ia
Gpcamcre Ctr, Wdohen.
Sohn uno Tbsreie MoHbuh, o12
5urnsr 4ner, Gnabe.
gset.r uHo aatherine Romer, 100
Central 4pe., auabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

bat clifton BoedIsr cine alage iibsr
5000 aeeen BITE gincinnuii. 0eorgs'
!otpn &c por.smoutb R. R. 60. einges
r.itt. Gie befanb iid am IL. Juni
ouf Der Gar. BITE In Der Hdbe DonGruit
6iu bur6 cine ouf ben GeIeifen lies
penbe Rub gum GnisIsifsn ssbrahs
ipurbe.
mm. 8. Carpenter itrengte eins
ginbaltsslaee sssen 5Ohn Ratn ST.,
9fiice 6. Rdbn unn bic Huhns aurmon
60. an, um bis TRANSFERRING geDiHes
aitisn Der lsst.rsn geieaftaft su Dsr'
| Einnern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Gterblihfeitsberidt.

2ouiis atlsspsr, SO. 3419 golerain
4oe.. 6irni1laa.
Therein Wislinsa. SO, 229 Garmalt
Ctr. MISUNDERSTANDING.
6enrp Q. DiderIOn, 2s. 1433 Wal'
nut Ctr, Sfspinoiuht.
phillip gbambroH, ! Wonat, 81.
cspIsphs Sduglingsoipl. Dormtolt.
eofparo M. 1isrnsp, 20, 2204 Ulan
Ctr, Iubertnlois.
2lopb gurtotpis, 3, 1412 Central
are., Ghdrlahfieber.
So6n Goreoran. 27. 101 Mater
CTR, ssnqusft in Shsps6e
Dillidm sbarp. 81, 1859 Sb.rmar
ape., Gsfhpiir.
Sba 6odh. "A, 216 Wsii Court Str.,
sSnoueft in Shpete.
Gbparb O. a.lIsr. 27. Min. prsb
Rono, SnoueIt in Gd1tpsbe.
5obn Callahan, "a. 533 pieriou
Sir, 8auhfensnt3iinoung.
| Sotn Siorr, 73, groO.pius. ap..
Jormtolit.
etanlsp g. 5armepsr. 16, 328 euer
Str, auneenibtpinoIuht.
gphriam Short, So, DortuaR Ctr.
| SnausIt in Sdspebe.
| Dennis r. aapanaush. 76, 2631
hemlod Str, 4rtsrienpersoltuns.
Qearl Gteertnn, 90. 800 Weit 81
bertp Ctr, Snqueft IN Sntptbe.
| 5erbert .. Iubtrlt. %, Nsppori
Gp., synoueit in Gbpebe.
Jobn 9rsen. 73. College 6ia Sani
sarium, aliersihpdfe.
Graro R. Wartin. 2 Wlonate. 38ls
Columbia Mpe., Gni!rof.uns.
anna J. Rel, SO. 222 aibicn plns'
Sarnpergifiung.
aaura 3. Sorban. SO. Wiittpenhsi
nath, Derensuna oes Sdsunos.
Walier .. g.ielsbeu. 26, 311
: Atabina Rooo, Snqasft in Shrpsbe.
Gbraro M. 1enbusr. s Tlonoi'
1888 6ieblano aps., ainoerhclsra-
5obn Slider. %. 2l7S Amor pIae'
osncueit in Shiuebt.
Sohn 5afier. 70. 215S Wsiisr
Ape., aisrtnleioen.
gbparo Gouie, "a, 328 emit
CTR, ssnaue't in Shpebs.
annie TeJdrlono. "a. $50 pi'
Ctr, Sisi6tas.
II abba Wcainnis. 1926 Cater
" Gps.. aebersrebs.
Grapo gonhoniin. 80. Seton o.
? fpisal. Snqusit in Sdrsbe.
= 1rtbsri6 Soos. So. 1920 pulo
Zoe, AItersinDGte.
= Gertrude gurnham, 20. 2279 Wsl
y CTR, Waa.nleioen.
SoIepb Diooa.i. q, 319 IN Jrol
: Ctr, HlinbbarmtnisiiHoune
!; Wiliam sJlohn, n. 2046 0unlt
Ctr. Gersleioen.
= Nobert 5ufion. "a. $500 Stanl
y Mse., 3ubsrluloie.
y Jolspb oerrmdnn. 43. 10'
sirniabt Ctr. 5nausii in Stipsbe.
2 albert Gefrin, 10. 834 Siplnsli'
y STR, anqueGi In Stpebs.
amelia WsiIsi. 90. SAB Belts St
Wdoenieioen.
sr Barbara Didfon. 80. % garfls
10 place. aliersfhDdte.
QuIu Uehsr. 4 1ase. Rapins II
at aIciter Ape.. 6ersfehler.
lie WilIiam Wenning. 45. 1lO4 Aa
man CTR. Jnqueft in Stsuebe.
- s5ront Gnrmsllc. 10. SOB Wo
ID CTR. 1uberfulcft.
6enrp 3. Meper. 80. 375 at. ga
e renee Aps.. a6bnlune.
nal Mcbert Gagers. IA angs. Gh'
%. 6oipital. Wneenieinen.
Florence Geanlrn. 8 Gase. 5
= / g9csuinS ezs GNpS4<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Seidle gelanbet.

Der GEuB bat ssitsrn pteotr zines
isinsr Spfsr berausseeeben. aH ber
SiuFioe 2lpeuue purpe seftern Wiprgen
bic Qeihe zines anaben selcnbet une
Der gobte purbe ipdtsr In osr Mors
que als Der 13 SABRE alte Mlbsrt Wles
Gartbp BON Rp. 633 Rsaoe 9irabs
ipentifisirt, Der in Rr perflcftnsa
Mohe beim 8oosu ertroni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
J(ad europa!
Neierpatipn BON 8aiiiteu
auf alien
Iampfer'Sinien.
lSed,iei
-Erk--
areoit.Srieie.
Refesgdife bcforet,
Western German Bank,
Gte IL. unS @iue StraRe.
Ictte rsrennne

Srso Sudnsp bon No. 1927 Meft
g}suRte 4penrs mutte geitern Raht.
ME er Der poIissi meloets, mil etuts
aen 5reuubsr cine aueiptour uue bes
itritt bic iGmmtliden llntDiteu. als
Dant psritlspptsu ibn bic ~Jreunoe-
nab etner buuslen Stele ar Der oars
riett Strdbe uno nabmeu thm bann
nit 6epoIt fsiuen 3sttmeHer ab.
Sddnep bat Der g3olisei bic Gdmen
nieier .5reunoe" mitgetbeiIt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

Giene, an peltkr G4mibt isinen
1ob sefunbsn, tpieber an bic Oberz
fldhs uno murbe bon WdItsr !5eiifeIo
ppn Gli{obetbtotpn uno eSatob Weper
BON glepes aus bem NaFer se0o9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
sd,miot's aeide eeimsSsu.

Die 2eihe BON Wolser S4miot bon
go. 554 Of 13. Strabe. ber porsss
tern in Der Ndbe pom Gliiobetbtorn
i'm Wbiknotsr 6lub beim angeln ers
srons, purbe sehern oefunben. Die
asi4e tam stmo 20 Gut BON 6sr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06
Nnd,teu aerinac s'cMe c

Hur gsrinse 8eute mahten GIN
BREEDER. bic in Der 3eit spiihen Mona
tag 4benb uno seftern Wtoreen ben
OeihdftslotaIitdten Der gnob Wbel
Co.. SO. 554 Greemau 4penue. einen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

Die porseitrise 9erissuns unisrss
Janaers glarss, OILS ihm Elm Singer
6urh ein.n seIhleuoerten Bal se6ro'
den ipurbs. bat iih ala beoeuttno
ifIimmsr ernieisn. ols man onfonss
alaubie. Gr rpiro nabrfheinlih mehs
rtre Nlochen bienituniauslih iein. mas
fur ben aIub. befonbsrs bel Der ia!en.
Iio<n 1ise. elm srober Wsriut fsia
pirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

unIsr. .a.bs" .rafsn seiisrn absno
mad 26Iiiinbieer Jabri aus cinsinHoi'
in poison elm. no iis fh beu's Na4'
mi,tna mi. ben horiisen -gohnsnfrel'
I,rna In benz sri..n Sample sinss rts.'
tGsisen 1Ouruisrs msdsH iDsroen.
RefuItat ber sefrtetn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

$500 atIantic Gitu nns Snrif.
y. Sult. 10 Gage Sitlfig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

So gcutun Sarbur nuo SnrAd-
-. >SlIlI. 10 luge 9us.la.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

$500 y8ingarn Sails NIB Snrad-
/ AuguIt II Sage gutIg.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-06

Gee Gorls boi ouf Grunb erliitener
gs,Iesunaen eine Qlcge iiber $1,000
aeaeu nobsin Bros. eingerei6t.
Die Ninisnn Druit Gr6ange ilGat
eins Iorberung iibtr $3.50 stSen bts
g, u. Dorrarb Go. elm.
ahos. y. Rapnor tlcsie cine Dcrb.s
runs iiber $422.20 gegen bic QIbrso
Qenther 60. tin.
Die Gomuel Y. G6nein 0eotins 6
WIumbine 60. ilnete cine }orberana
iiber $1,000 eeefn 3. DseosS 4 60,
siu.
9(uf G,runb sslit4snss nszIe1nuafs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08

lS-months-old hounds, well trained, al
$3.50.
Alderman Nelfs offered a resolu-
tion asking that DREDGING Co fill In
sidewalk spaces on 1874, 18th and
20th streets. where prope ty owners
had already paid three years taxes
for filing, ana were troulled VITA
water when rivers were up, 90 ta9s
frey copld not cet ont, Referred to
hoard OF local Improvements
Some alderman offered n resolution
sling Cairo Traction Co, to move
light recently rl&eel near Twentieth
and Cellar streets so that it would be
~ the 60 ner il being row Is feet
'rom tie cornar Adopted.
Some alderman that light be placed
IN south side of 10Th street, between
Walnut ANA Cedar. Refer ed to
street committee.
Resolution by Alderman Williams
f;i2t ciJs attorney De directed to draw
an ordinance providing dor a city
ahysican was referred to board OF
sealth Mr. Wniams said the city
VAS paving considerable sums fer
surgical and, other services by ply
sicians, on nurry-up calls; and tho
county was getting similar service
for much less money.
Alderman Williams offered a Teso-
Laf oitY Of n
an ordinance authorizing the issue G.
Sl5,0G0 in bonds, as requested by the
board of directors Of the Cairo Public
Library, for the purpose OF erecting
an annex to make room for books,
etc.
Aldermen raised questions as to
what effect such action world nave
upon the city revenue, and the matter
was referred to the finance and ordi-
aance committees for consideration
anl report at next weeks meeting, it
bling understood that the committees
would have a consultation with Hon.
Reed Green, one of tine directors, in
the meantime.
Alderman Wagner moved that a
telephone be placed at Wilcox's point
for the accommodation of the police.
Wilcox's point is the end Of the tele-
graph road, on the west side of the
city
The clerk read bids for the city
prlnting, that Of The Bulletin being
Il cents a hundred lines, the same
figure II gave las; month, when the
bids between The Bulletin and Citi-
zen were a tie The Citizen this
inc bid 81 cents hundred lines AMI
vas awarded tie contract for the pres
ant year
The noiica, ia!l and fire committees
eFort censuring the Bulletin was no;
brought up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08
SOUR, Classy STOMACH
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
Headache and Other Misery
Goes in 5 Minutes.

If what you just ate is sowing on
'our stomach or lies like a lump of
cad, refusing to digest, or you beleh
fas and Eructate sour, undigestei
God, or have a feeling of Dizziness,
ieartburn, Fullness, Nausea Bad
aste in mouth and stomach head
che-this is Indigestion.
\ full case of Pape's Diapepsin
osts only 80 cents and will thorough
cure your out-of-order stomach, an |
cave sufficient about the house In
oase some one else in the family may
suffer from stomach trouble or Inji
;estion
Ask your pharmacist to show yon
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under
tand why Dyspeptic trouble of al!
inds must go, and WY they usually
elieve sour, out-of-order stomachs Of
Indigestion in five minutes. Diapep,
sin is harmless and tastes like candy
though each dose contains power sut-
iicient to digest and prepare for as
similation into the blood all the food
you eat; besides, it makes you go &c
he table with healthy appetite;
but, what will please you most, is
that you will feel that your stomach
and intestines are clean and fresh
and you vii not need to resort to lax
atives or liver pills for billousness or
Constipation.
This city will have many Diapepsrn
cranbs, as some peop.e viii call them,
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, If
5ou ever try a little for Indigestion
Or Gastritis or any other Stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and for-
oyer rid yourself Of Stomach Trouble
md Indigestion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08

When was p how reaaipg stories or
Roma IN connection with nv st,.die.
~ ,,.o,4 1,.,uo - 49,. ne. -. ,.., .,,,,
a., -, -
'l'' '''i ivy "''u vac "''''''
al WHICH 'lle ln.'ueHtS fe"u "oo"I
occurred wished 10 go over the
seven hills on which the city had been
built; wished to see the Forum. the
home of the vesttl virgins. the SPOT
where Castor and povux apppared
marked nov lv the ruins of tboir
4,a,,,..1 IT'D, A.. r-,.-,
'''''
w '''"l'' ',"' ",N's''' ~ ''N''e0"'
Aoo'e a''' ! "eS'reu 70 20 doWh INTO
the catacohD5 Where the early Chrls-
tians secretly deposited their dead
The time finally came when / reach
ed the object of nv desires. visited
Rome On the steamer crossing the
Atlantic and l,+o,. sto,,.,t,,, o,.a,. tna
,,odftorrono,r ,,,4 ~. Co.
Nm. a,d sit.;,,,. ~. 's,l' -
IL. lei, 49,. - '-i.,'I'''s'''1
Ia . n
,,.o raoohoa C'I,.aIt,n ~ wy ''i'lg
5,,r',,a ~ 49, '' ~ l." "'lu
~ $50, ~ ,oS"7o i1olii 'neie
~ . ,s"p'S ,.- "''' wy III win 'liS lrrl'
t",.,le' ~, "''' uiG gu ol tlle
,r - pm a'a' 'Hat my cures
'in ~ ,"e shi gwen Ia
siaou','i' iuvl e''Seu "ose9 put lne Ia u
Nv, N''', No,iui'ioii'
~ '.'o 'iuie "V 'eaetel ho'ue l was
ie''us " 'tlJ0J the s'Eh'0 haa count
gu vi "ecils eFer SINCE Desah no
etuuy lain anu no" l had ioyed
eolhpaiiiou W WISH them WIN me. Inc
ca'aso'lps that had interested me
iliose ! reservoir w lhe iast' Marian
anu | bou a FANCY Tor Shipping
away from lhose we Travelled with
anu going sightseeing togetheN one
morning we TOOK a carriage, drove out
on the ApPlah way ana stopped at the
elil1"lce % thoSe suDterraheah pas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08

ana reported the situation bad for
Americans at the present time. Mr..
Eckstein's home is in Lancaster n
Y. He has been in Cairo several
times in the past few years on
visit to mis- relatives. lie has been
in Mexico for three weeks He was
on a prospecting trip He intended
ID 20 from Mexico City to Tampico
to NEE. Mr.. Phinipy there, but the
railroad agent advised him that nei-
Their his life or property would be
safe AMI the road could not guarantee
to protect him AS things were
warming mp considerably about this
time he decided TO return to the
United States as soon as be could
Mr.. Eckstein left Mexico City last
Thursday night. There was a great
exodus of Americans, ana his train,
whicc was in two sections, was com
posed Of % passenger coaches filed
mostly with Americans and four
coaches Of soldiers The cars were
crowded, many people standing up,
and this condition existed until the
train reached the border line.
Mr. Eckstein says the train ran
slowly, the passengers not knowing
woon they might he made targets OF
or be crippled or killed by the wreck
ing or blowing up Of the train. Out,
side of few dasultory shots at the
train, there were no casualties, Fir
ing was heard in the d,stanee at ?
number Of points but It was mo-
known On the train what il was
about Mr.. Eckstein says it Is a hard
matter to get any Information Of what
is going on as both sides are reticent
and the newspapers give but little
information probably being censored.
He says the feors fthe slavery class
are hocking to the rebels support
and they are a class That have little
or no respect for Americans. me
better class of Mexicars as a rule
look with favor upon the Americans
as they have done so much in improy'
ing the country, by investing so large
ly in railroads, mining and other in
dustries. Before leaving Mexico Cit
Mr. Eckstein said he went to the
tinted States ambassador and asked
What protection an American mad IN
Mexico. The ambassador shrugged
his shoulders, Frencn-lille, and vouch'
safod You know how the Chinese
are protected in California"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08
Sun and Moon.
RIVER NEWS


The river marked $40 feet on tn:
Cairo gauge last eyenig showing q
rise OF IL feet in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported 'e'
ferday from points above here as TO
lows: Evansville 10, Mt. Vernon !
Shawneetown IA, Nashville 81, Chat
tanooga 6, Guntersville IL, Decatur
Ala, s., Florence I, Jonasonville s
Paducah 1.6.
The John 5. Summers went to tn
lower Mississippi vita one empt,
barge.
The Three States came down frol
the upper Mississippi; With a care'
of corn yesterday.
The Boaz passed to Pittsburg fro'
New Orleans yesterday morning wit
10 empty coal barges.
The J. T. Reeder went to Turner
Landing yesterday light.
The Fred HaTtweg arrived from tn
lower Mississippi yesterday with or
barge of logs for the Weis-Peierso
Box Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08
M~s@=e-%
Lefss 70 R,Eszs1 C,OLONELazJ
nOA. ApY WlLkik SON,
DOWAC1ER LADY DEC les,
LORD DFclES, BERESFORp,
HON, Mss. BARCLAY,
I.rz1E. LJnB

lite, together with a sprnkling of for
elan nobility. relatives of the bride
groom.
Outside III the elushy street, there
pushed and saovel the usual crowd
OF curiosity seekers. whose persist.
ency makes police arrangement such
a necessary part of fashionable we'd
bdmg in New York. Yet, notwitnstand
ing the crowd, there was no intoward
incident, and none of the many
franks who have assailed Lord Decles
in anonymous communications made
themselves known.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Grear, of the Episcopal do.
cese of New York, and Rev. Dr. Park
rector oi St Partholemews George
] Goul gave his daughter away, and
Miss Edith Gould, the brides next
Oldest sister, was maid of honor. Lord
Alasdair Grahame, r. n, a son OF
the Duke Of Montrose, was best man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-08
FROM OLD MEXICO
RELATIVE OF CAlROITE SAYS
AMERICANS LEAVING IN
TRAIN LOADS.
Arrived in Cairo Yesterday--Travei
Unsafe in Southern Republic
--22 Car Loads in Train
He Came on.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phnlipy, OF
- West Twcnty-eighth street. were
have left yesterday afternoon for
II Mexico, but concluded to post
ore their trip until conditions in that
nuntry have again become normal
heir destination would have been
Gmpico, on the Gulf Of Mexico, a
Aot distance south of the Trcpic OF
ANGER. wnere the temperature varies
Vt eighty. Mr.. Phillipy was going
4 prospecting tour as well as for
: leasure.
His decision not to go at this time
'@s reached Yesterday morning upon
We arrival of his nephew. George C.
'cksiein, wife ami child, who came
f, Cairo direct from Mexico City