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Musical.

VIOLIN LESSONS given by Senior Tovar.
295&-J 1890 0
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
RELIEVE YOUR STOMACH
We Will Help You Do 1t. Read Our
Guarantee.


Dyspepsia may be completely
eradicated If properly treated. We
sell a remedy that we positively
guarantee will completely relieve
indigestion or dyspepsia. or the
medicine used during the trial Will
,ost the user nothing.
This remedy has been named Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets. Certainly no
offer could be more fair, and our Of
fer should be proof positive that
RexaIl Dyspepsia Tablets are a de-
pendable remedy.
Inasmuch as the medicine Will
cost you nothing If it does not bene-
fit you, we urge you who. are suffer-
Ing with indigestion or dyspepsia to
try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. A 20
cent box contains enough medicine
for fifteen days treatment. Fol-
chronic cases we have two larger
sizes. so cents and $t.00. Remem-
Der, you can obtain Rexall Rene
dies only at our store--Pauf G,
Schulz & Sons-The Rexali Store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
LOST SLEEP TEN YEARS

Amy one who knows Mrs. B. F
iuggs OF Tyner, N, c. will tell yot
hat he speaks nothing but the truth
Mr. Suggs has suffered greatly from
leeplessness and In a recent letter
avs: For ten years | have suffer
greatly from a nervous ailment
which caused me to lose at least
hree hours of needed sleep every
light.
II tried everything | could find to
Jet relief, and finally one bottle OF
Finol gave me more relief than al
,ther remedies. | am grateful To
Vinol for my present good health.
Many persons who are In a nerv
JUS, rundown condition get SO they
cannot sleep, and this is almost Ger
tain to wreck their health unless the
right steps are taken.
Our delicious cod liver and iron
remedy without oil, Vinol builds 10
the body and nourishes the nerves
with pure, rich blood, and makes il
possible to get natural, restful sleer.
We guarantee that Vinol will do 20
good fmoney back If it fails), and il
you are weak, nervous and sleepIess
you certainly should try yinol
Paul G. chuh G. Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
MEXICAN WARS
NOT NATIONAL
SAYS MADERO
President Claims Disturbances are
Relatively Unimportant
People Need Education

Chicago, Feb. 1l,-Disturhances
in Mexico are not national and are
relatively .unimportant, say private
dispatches to Chicago headquarters
OF American companies with large
interests in Mexico In one com,
nunication President Madero was
ruoted as saying that conditions in
Mexico are not such as to Interfere
with business and particularly not
uch as TO affect the investments OF
americans,
There need not be the slightest
ceiling of that kind President Ma
ZERO liz reported to have said. y
lready have said that the disturb
noes are not large enough to caus
ny apprehension for the safety OF
resent or future investments ir
iexico. The full power of the Mexi
an government will be employed at
II times TO secure to foreign In
estors complete protection. can
OF make this statement too EN-.
\ hatieally.
II have great hopes for the Mexi
an nation, really great people
apable of accomplishing grea
hings," President Madero said
Many Mexieans have not been giyet
. chance to learn but even now ii
GEMS that some who have beer
iyen opportunities in the past have
allied to understand things as theS
re. Mexico needs many schools anC
hope that we win be able to built
hem throughout the land with lit
lie delay That Is the way In whict
be greatest good can come to the
dexican people and I have NJ
bought that is not connected with
s.heir good. We have a large tasE
lefore us and | know we are goint
make some mistakes. All PEG
lies have done that but believe WI
have DONE, very well so far, al
.ainesasonsidsrsd. and we will con
sinue TO do better ana better II i
absolutely necessary that we havs
peace and quiet throughout the re
public If we are to make the rapit
aims hope for and expect"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
MEDICINE USED IN
RHNAI DISTRICTS.

Over SIS per cent OF the population
Of the United States are said to live
iii rural districts remote from physi.
clans or drug stores and they are
obliged to depend upon proprietary
medicines to very great extent.
70 the women In these homes.
such standard remedies as Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
come as a boon and a blessing,
For nearly forty years this spien-
did medicine compounded from roots
and herbs, has been relieving the
women of this country from the
worst forms of female ills. Merit
alone could have stood such test
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Funeral of Frank Rlotkin.

The funeral Of Frank Blotkin whu
died In Chicago Wednesday was
held Sunday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the family resi-
dence $50 Twenty-third street by
Rabbit Meyer Lovitch Of Paducah
The members of the class of '08 Of
the Cairo High School Of which class
deceased had been member attend
cd the funeral In a body. The floral
tributes were many. lnterment was
made at villa Ridge cemetery The
funeral was largely attended.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Two Petit Dies in Arizona.

Two Petit, died Friday at Phoenix,
Arizona where he went for the benefit
of his health His body Is being
taken to Paducah, KY, where the
funeral will take place. Deceased
left Ca 70 about year ago. He was
formerly In the grocery business on
Fifteenth street west OF Walnut. He
is survived by his wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
X. M. X, c. Charity Ball.

Thursday. Feb. 20, Marti Gras, IL
the date of the Charity Masquerade
Ball to be given by the X. M. X. G.
The committee having In charge the
sale of tickets, of which N. Sander
Is chairman, will begin operations
today and it is confidently expected
wv all the members Of the Krew and
the local charity organization COM
posed OF members from each of the
churches in the city, that the eiti-
zens will help this most worthy
cause by purchasing tickets from the
committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Funeral of Mrs. Cain

The funeral of Mrs. Honora Cain,
Who died Friday morning was held
yesterday afternoon Services were
at st. Patrick's church by
Rev, Father J. ]. Downey. A special
rain conveyed the funeral party to
,alvary cemetery at villa Ridge
where interment took place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
At Bondurant Hospital.

Samuel Sheerer of Mounds, is In
the city attending his wife who is
at the Bondurant hospital. She was
brought here Thursday to undergo
a surgical operation. Mrs. Sheerer
is the daughter OF, William Bigger
staff of Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12

de trouble Wild me and nauh WIFE,
admitted old Brother 0aumpes1 "axa
dat, whilst ws gree most q Do time.
we don't gree At do same time. ! kin
gree bout anything. and she kin 'gfss
bout anything. but We kaint 'grss vid
each uddsr bout, It. When I'm within
to gree wid her she won't 'grss vid
mo, and when she IL ready to 'grss vid
me. rye changed muh mind md Aain1
gree wild her. We kin baae 'srss nap.
aYate, but ws kain't gree tc@s4hes Gun
de same thing AZ do same tina. end o.
mo we tries do wuss we gsts."
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
NOTICE.

Phil Goidstein, well known Tall
or and Draper OF Sc Louis" will be
in Cairo, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Feb. IL, IL and 10, with 4 com
plete line of Foreign and DOMESTIC
Woolens for spring and summer
su'tings. A call from YOU would be
appreciated. %r ssG
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
| CITY NEWS N BRIEF |
Attends Convention.

II. II. Aisthorpe, secretary and
treasurer and Il. T. Aisthorpe man.
ager OF the Home Telephone Co., re-
turned yesterday from Chicago
where they spent the week In at
tendance at the National Telephone
convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Gives Indoor Picnic

An indoor picnic and quilting bee
will be held all day Tuesday and
Tuesday evening at Stafford Hall by
the willing Workers Sewing Circle
Of Parthenia lodge. Dinner and sup
per will be served so that the en-
tire day and evening can be de-
voted to the work In hand. Odd
Fellows as we'll as Rebekah members
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Lecture at St. Josenh's

At st. Joseph's church last night
Rev. Father Gillen announced that
q lecture on Canada would be given
at ST, Joseph's hall. Wednesday even
Ing, which would be very interesting.
The lecture will be illustrated BY
motion pictures and stereoptican
slides. This attraction is under the
direction Of the Society of Jesuits of
st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Family Moving to Cairo.

William Callahan, manager Of
Fraser & kelly's new garage has re-
turned from business trip to Car
bondale and Murphysboro. His fam
lily are removing to Cairo from
Mounds and will occupy cottage
on Thirty-fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
KIMMEL HEARING
EXPECTED TO BE
LONG DRAWN OUT.

examination OF his eyes, Monday
afternoon.
The claimant has appeared in
court and dozen dispositions, deny
ing he is Kimmel, have been read.
Many Witnesses Waiting.
The plaintiff has nearly 100 wit
Enesses vet to place on the stand and
many dispositions to be read. When
the hearing opened Tuesday 1t was
thought it would last about two
weeks but counsel on both sides now
admit they do not care to predict
when 1t will be completed,
During the remainder OF the
hearing the receiver of the Niles
bank will endeavor to persuade the
jury that .kimmel is dead The in
surance mpany. at the same time.
will attempt to show that KimmeI
was ,.decoyed to St. Louis, drugged
ans' injured, and that the injury at
feeted his mind to such an extent.
that he became criminal, and ap-
parently was lost until found In the
Auburn, n. r., prison under the
name of White. In showing that.
the defense will direct Its energies
towards tearing down swinney g
stories.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
BOATS ARE RESCUED.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. H.
seports received here tonight indi
tie that all OF the car ferries re,
'rted, Yesterday, fast In the ice In
AXE Michigan have ben released
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
MADAME NELLIE MELBA

The Worlds most famous soprano
singer possesses beautiful hair, thu
cerdit for which she gives to Mrs
Mason, the famous English \ Mali
specialist, Mrs. Mason's SUCCESS Il
largely attributed to her Old EBgEisf
Shampoo Cream. ESQ. NPath nc
Schulz & Sons, Druggists Cairo. III
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12

VIII be served Members from
Mounds and Mound City and other
nearby lodges will attend on this
occasion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Schuster Coming Home

London. Feb, Nv Morgan
Schuster. the ex-treasurer general of
Persia sailed from Southampton to
gay Tor New York. Schuster has
spent fortnight In London.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12

The Christian Endeavor OF the
Presbyterian church viii give a
Valentine Supper in the church par
lors at 1880 p. m, Tuesday Feb. il,
1912.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12

Nonsense when earnest Ia impree-
sive and sometimes takes you In. IL
you are In hurry, tou occasionally
mistake 1t for sense. "-Disraeii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Accented Position.

Raymond Aydt has accepted a po-
sition as shipping clerk In the city
Delivery department OF the New
York Store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12

Subscribe FOR the DuIletin, go
best paper In the city,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-12
Local Data Yesterday.
cuurisa ard SIM set

Weather Forecasts.
Cairo and vicinity: Fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
&c tore Sfibe.

9erIpm non Ter paa Sftbsbpg-
niueens uopifling / Be iioite 90 aor
bill set bore paafoloenoe, bpor man
/ bisie aar bar lagt an paa at slsre
Sfibene folosiale.
Set er bel mere &onfurrancefe.
Der eno bet itigenoe gebop pua
fjempem9siige 9ampere, iom bar
gjort l1oailset, noget, man bill funtte
~iorItaa peb at lie pua neoenltaaenoe
Sortegnelie oper SeroenS iterite
9umperes Simeriiouer iioen 1890.
8eo Den Sio bar Der intet Sfib,
iom bar oper 5000 Cons. Wen oa
beitilte ct Samburgerielifab De itore
Spiterifibe "ausuite Gictoria" og
"Itprmannia", ser boer Dor paa
10000 Cons og bapbe en- 2Rngoe
al $50 Dieter % giorbe en- Sart at
10 anob. 9isie Sfibe bar % Ser
oens itsrite 9ampere, inbtil man
nogIe glar ienere FOR nGpnte Gel.
ifabs &esning bpg9eoe "aaiier 8il.
belm Der 9rosie", Der par paa 81.
400 Cons og 100 Weters 2Gngoe
o. bapoe en- 5art at 81 &nob meo
Naifiner paa $4,000 Seitefrefter.
Chen bpggeoes oen enc ai9mpe.
hamper efter ben nnoen: "&ron'
prins @ilbelm", "8ronprinles1tn
Cecilia, "8aiier Srieort6", "0tall'
retania" og "9iliitania", De to iibite
for engeIif Regning, - og MI til.
int De rent enorme Olympic" ps
"Situnic".
"5itanic" bar paa $4,000 Cons
% benS NaIfinitprfe $4,000 Seite.
frefter. Sfibets 2engbe bar 270
Weter, grebben ca. 80 Weter, 8pb.
ben ca. 20 Weter og Seioen ira
aislen til aommonoobroen 33 Wte-
ter.
Sfibets Tor bar "a Weter bsit
% peieoe belle 101,250 &c., mems ct
al Sfibets gnfere peiebe $4,000
&g.
"Slige itore Sartsier er i%clofsl.
geIia fulotsploise 9euiier for Men.
neifenes longt fremifrebne tefniife
Goner", ifriper "9erliner Sagebl.",
men ct Saftum er oct oesparre, at
10 Itsrre Samperne blioer beito MT.
re upraftiife og foitbare blioer De
oaiao. Set bilbe berior bore of
cnife, at De itore Rebere tog SfrGf
al Be umaaoelise Serbier, iom meb
"Sitanic" gif tilbunos for beitan-
sig % inoifrGnfer Jig I'll at bpgge
Sfibe, iom baooe De ielp % Gubli'
finn futoe bore tiellt meO."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
On Roman fra
Wtrfelt9bcocn.

Zen 'flinger iom ct gpentpr ener
Ell epiiooe | en- Homarr, Dem lille St.
%ftorie, fom nplis er benbt / Better.
2rum peb Belle / 9onmarf. 8 ct
gammeIt foriaIbent Srs Dor en- fat
tig Sontilie. Man0en blep | Solba.
tertieneiten Snpalio og bar en- Iioen
aarlig Eeniion. Der er Ell itsrre
garneflof, og bet fneb baarbt at
ifaffe llbfommet.
Saa inotraf Der ifslge "geile
Imts Solfebl." forleoen noset, iom
f%iiIoit9noig oil foranore 9ipspilfaa.
rene for Den fattige, retifafne 5ami.
lie.
On 9lore, belfl9bt Serre traaote
en- Dag inb / ben fattige Stue %
preienterebe fig iom Nanoens Sar.
Wanoen proteiterebe ferit moo so
m%ilieifabet, for Saoeren bapoe life
pitt fig paa mango slar. San bar
/ fin Sib Sjemano, men Sfibet for
Iiite, og oct bar ben alminoelige DEE
ming, at ban bar gaat UNDER meo BET.
Smiolertio bar ben Sremmeoes
TaaItanb ganife rigtig. Sam reiIte
Iaa mo til gpen lanmnen meo De
unge Silsmonbsfclf og fipbte &l9oer
baaoe til Dem % gar1ene. 9erefter
tilbpo ban Dem Heiie til amerifu,
bpor ban MI ielp iom Sarmer bapoe
fipmpet fig op til en- iolio sfonomilf
Stiaing. Imerifareiien blep Der Dog
life noget al. Gen fattige Sllsmnl1os-
fo1e piloe uenllig life forlaoe Den
1let, bpor bum bapoe lit Sjenl. gtu
er SSaberen reilt tilbage til Oct flerne
@elten. Men for ban reilte baooe
ban fipbt Soro % gienoom til De
unae Solf, tilbagebetalt oeres 5atl9-
bielp o. / oct belle taget iifret Dem ct
sfonomiif iorgfrit uofomnle. %
naar oen gamle 9anifamerifaner en-
Song ialoer fra, gaar De fotft9e
Susmanosfolf oper / &apitalllternes
GGffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

RpoieIsfnIotl geiet oper ben 10,
penoe itoo ben lille itaIienife Yiae
2piet br9note baarIie, men ieg iac
Hart NOT @Iimtet al en- DoIf | ben.
bes oprafte Saano. ut iprinee til
o. ilaa anipen fra benbe par ct Die
bIifs Bert. Stsien p9ffet 2atraine
"Gig, Warie!" raabte ban, ba bar
besreb Situationen. dig, iom iea
bar paret en- Sar ior!"
Sun 10 bpiteriif.
"Gn Sar! en- Sar, iom brnber
lin Some og faiter fin Satter pao
8aoen! ga, ieg bar iporet peo min
Wors 0sbsiena at rpbbe llbpret al.
peien!"
Seq bapbe aItiaa bapt Net | min
Wistanfe. Satraine bar taget for fin
9ror. Sun bapoe forisst at for.
eiite bam, og ba bet peb min Wel.
lemfomIt bar %forbtnoret, bapoe bun
billet ienoe bam inc | Ssoen peS
Staalets Si9Ip.
81 ~forflareoe benbe Seiltagelien
o. bite benbe De TO Gortr9tter. 81
i%ortalte, at benoes Gar bar beo for
ct aor iioen.
"Win Sar bsb!" raabte bum oQ
ienbte os eft 9lif, fiilot nf Raieri oe
Sfuffelie, iom leg alorig eIemmer
"og leg bar life orGbt bam!"
Saa faitet bun iig poa arp iom for
at be ON 2otraines 9ilgipelie.
Get fan life iornnbre, of oen ipee
Wanb tit ct Nerpeanfalb, og / LANCE
tiger pleiet ieg bam. Siliioit fom
ban fig.
Ser blep giort aae mllige an.
itrGngelier fra Rolitiets SIDE for al
iinbe fat paa Waries gebitemor, ION
aabenbart bar Spbapsmanb til BET
aruiomme Worbforisa; men oct Inf
feoes life at iinoe benbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
6dn romte life
meo henoe.

Seq ipnes ON Ceres uoieenoe,"
ia Wfr. Smitb og iaa paa Sobn Tao.
bington giennem tine 8ulo5riaer.
80 9cres atteiter err uonlerfeoe.
Mten min Sorpalter MAJ pGre gift.
Seq bar ct irrifilt Sus for BAN, ct
net Iioet Stem; men llngfar maa
ban life bore"
"5sr ieg ipsrre bporfor?" ia
Sobn.
$50, set bGnger ioalebes inm.
men," ia Wr. Smitb, "at ieg ulpffe'
ligpis er gnfemono % bar fire
Setre. Seq ipnes ON at ia Tolf
omfring mig, iom Ter gobt no. Seq
fog berfor / min Sieneite en- llng o.
itatelis auif. Ssleen bIeo at min
plbite 9atter Imalia remte meb
BAN. Seq bar maattet gi oem en-
Gum Benge, iaa Be bar noget at
Icpe al. Seq baobe en- prGatig
8artner, Ell fpif pg peloporagen
8itt. Salina, min nnoen Cater,
rsmte meo BAN. Sgiaa Dem bar
ieg maattet biGlpe, oe ban er mi lin
egen Worb og greier Jig ganlfe goot.
Sffe lGnge bereiter tog ieg | min
Sieneite en- fronif aof, iom banbe
WllItafer, ser par ligeiaa longe iom
ban ielp. Seq funbe alorig orsmt
ON nogen Sare meb bam; men 60
rinna, min treble 3atter, rsmte
meb ban.
Ge bar MI lat OBJ ct aonbitori,
iom leg bialp Dem meo. Seq fan
life braafe meo nogen ener forifpoe
mine Barn. Seq bar ielp pGret en-
iaaban 8inbbsitel / mine unae Gage
% rsmte ielp fra Sfolen meo min
aamIe, fipre Some. Oct gaar /
Irp, panItaaeS oct.
Men nj, ifol set life brnoe mlcr.
Nfin Goitb er enbm hos mig, %
ale, iom or | min SieneIte, maa
bore giite eaer oeiao meget aamle
og itpage. Seq er ~operbepiit ON, at
8e piI ifistte Ceres EIoOs riatig,
og ieg ipnes ON Gem p~eripnlig
men sc mao 9ifte Gent"
Seq hor life ppret / ben Still.
ling, at ieg bar fiinnet," Ipareoe
Sobu. "0ten bpis icg foor Tlaos
hos Gem, t9nfer iea at gisre oct. "
"Se mao pGre Gift foriuoen Se
faar TIaoien," la Wr. Smitb.
"8oot," iparebe Sobn, "bpis Se
Ioper mig TIobien paa De Silfoar.
ifuI iee fomnte til Gem paa Won-
oaa meo min Some.
Get err aoot," ia Ir. Smitb.
"Iaffer Yiee2"
"Geilie." iporebe Sobn. "og iee
er meeet iorelifet | henbe."
Mr. Smith iotte iig neb % ifrer
fslaenoe:
Seq loper Sscbn Taboinaton
bpis ban hcIoer fit 2sfte % glitter
iia for Manbaa oeu lite Septem.
Der, at antase ham / min Sieneite
for en- Sio al fem Iar fra benne
DAG. Sonuiel Smitb."
Soripnet meb bette Sofnmeni
iiernet SSobn Taobineton fla for al
treffe fin GIfeoe pao Seres ipS'
panIiae MsoepIaos unenfpr airfen
alofferne rinate % ell bel Gel unst
Gamer meb @~snnebeaer | SGnSernt
par pao Sci til airfen. Wanot
bisie Dor caiaa Den, ioH SSobn ben
let paa. San fulete benSe paa gi
itanb os De aif inb | ct ai airfen.
@olerier, bnor be funoe bore mfor
iiprret.
"9n er pafrere emo panIia," bpi
ifet Sobn. Seq elifer dig ON mn
liz n,er END elers. Ri, gbitb, pa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

Observation-Disclosures faporiiereg.
Sg @bitb tiger:
Oct er netop, forbi at Sobn life
remte meb mig"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-10
been taken to Great Falls and placed
10 the Cascade county jail for safe
keeping.
Amateurs Score a Big Success.

A large audience greeted the Fort
Benton Amateurs at the opera house
Monday evening, when they presented
the three act comedy, "The Three
Twfns,' in a manner that added to
their reputation as first class enter
tainers. There was not q dull minute
during the entire performance; the
play abounded 10 ludicroua situations
and Incidents, and the audience show
ed Its appreciation by continuous
merriment and applause.
The members of the company and
their directors are entitled to the
greatest credit for the Gee OF the
performance, which is regarded by
some as the best ever given by local
talent. The financial returns will be
donated to the building fund Of the
Catholic church.