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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-24
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lamb, Sefretpr, os u. 8. Sause
&asierer, iamt u. 9. gihim, Gbas.
Sanerube og G, S. Sropict, Gre.
futiofomite, ieireoe oeu 17oe Tai
meb en- ganfet, bpori b~aIpanoet
Gunoreoe Serioner beltoe. 6eitta'
Ierne bar Statens graubmoribal
Ole s.. Hoe os giceguperrer SEQ.
rs. Glarf, og al oct muiifalife Gro.
gram fan incomes ben gamle met
bog aItio Iige friife "Sa, pi elIfer",
iuneet al Mfrs. 6. u. Barber.
@icegllperrsren, Der naturlispis
toYte / BET enselife Sproe, inOleSebe
fine gem9rfninger meb at paapege,
at iaoI9uge at Solf pebbIioer at
pife fine itore biitoriife Winber sgre.
frpgt. iauIenge oct pebbliper at
Gre be WtRnb, Der bar bioraget til
at lsfte bets Ration, og ioa lGnge
Oct pe0bliuer of feire De oarlige
Geitbage, Der peger tilbage paa itore
btitoriife 8egibenbeoer inben Iatio.
men, iaa lpnge bill ogioa bet iamme
Solfs Snititutioner ~forblipe uroffe.
lige. Senne S~roesartifel ipntes
Saleren blep emo mere fremtrG0en-
De, naar Ssnner og 9stre al ct
Soft biniioeS Sapet iamlebes Der
paa BET npe Siemlonbs @runO for
at feire et geeipenbeo inben ben
Station, booraf De er ~iprunsne, -
ben De elifer og bpis Siitorie er
bens StoItbeo -, tbi bet fuuoe life
aroet END inipirere til &iprIigbeo og
9aao ogiaa ~ligeoperfor bet npe
SiemIanb. Som ct paffert gepis
berior n9onte SaIeren ben anbel,
iom llopauorerne fra Iorge bapOe
/ bette SANDS llonifltng, % bpor
berebuiai soe ofreoe Sip og BLOB
for lit npe Siemlanos @runolop %
Sribeb. Oct UNDER 9orgerfrigen op.
rettebe 15be 8isconiin Resiment,
beitaaenbe at 900 StanOinaper,
babe / fine @elcber mango Weno,
Der mirore emo ct aar bapbe opbolot
fig pao amerifas @rltnb, og alene
I 8tuteibeif County, Soma, bnerpe'
De so norife Meno fig / lite Soma
&egiment, - % al Dem oirebe oeo
SBilob lit 2ip for oct aOoptereOe
GebreIanb. Sg @fterfommere al De
fsrite u%opanbrere, Der / ben rpe
@eroensbels fsrite Woreengrp Ian.
bebe peb Blpmoutb Rocf, feirer life
ben Abe Sult meb itsrre 2opalitet
emo De norife Mano oe apiuoer,
Der Der I fit npe SiemIanb ibittom.
lner ben Dag, 90 0eres Seorelanb
/ 1914 bso belle europa Srobs og
ontog fin eaen 8rllnblop iom ct
frit og ieIpitenbigt SoIf. @oot er
oct at gienfalbe / @rinoringen ben
&apperbeb og BET Wepo. Der err no.
piit urber aampen for @enneife.
ilegtens Sremgang, % Werfebage
fom 17be Moi ifuIbe-aloris goa
upaaagteoe forbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-24


ira Solicit bentebe fine Snipiratio.
uer til DC aompe, iom too isien, %
% iaoIeoes par Toe WtoiNasenS
Setponing iuorere poret | Stprfe
emo ompen6t.
Otter fortelis Of bare omtalt oct
norife Soils Snoiats / geroensfuI.
tureu, lieeira abel Ill Hoalb
amn0ien n9pute ban oct WtoaI.
6olfct bop0e iat iig % itrGbte eiter,
Den rieeite % iuloeite llouifling
ior Oct enfelte Suornio, meo oen
bsieit m,lige morallte llouifling.
ga bar bet en- 9pffe for ct 6olt at
bape fore % 9ble Mpno | lin Utio-
te, iom funbe rage op ion lpienbe
Sticrner, men enbm pigtigere bar
Oct at Der berifeoe aooe S9oer OF
bsie Soealer / Sienmene, for /
| Siemmene er Oct, Of ct Soils SIP
lepeS, % boab bette ongit, bapbe 81
8u,ub I'll al glpoe oS.
O9en enbnu ltob Der uleget tilboge
for Norge at pinoe iuO, % boao Der
trengeS, er en- iterf llngoom meo
en- l~tertere SoliboritetsisIelie mel.
lem Synoipi6erne. Ser paabpiler
ben norife lln9bom Ell itor Spaaue,
n~enn!ig Den, at bpgge Sanoet ploere
/ giospolb&nGnoeneS Iano.
Gil Slutuing operbragte ban ell
SiIien fra Den norife Seeation
@aIbirgtpn, og uotaIte Saabet ON
at observation-disclosures moatte betrag.
f. Segationen iom 9iuoeIeooet mel.
lem JIG 90 Rorge.
Otter Saleu, Der bIep mobta9et
meo lepenbe giiolo % e~iteriulgt al
"So. pi elifer", iunget al Sanaer.
iorbunoet, retteoe DIR. @~rurbelano
en- 3af til Soleren ira oct norife
Solf | Chicago % ira Get norife
Hationalforbuno, % i~ntrooucereoe
Seitens anben Saler, iorbenuprcnoe
Wtopor | Gbicago goiparo 8. 3uuuc
Der | lin Sole a~abenbareoe ct inc.
goaenbe Sienoifob til Norbens Si.
itorie og napnIig gegipenbeoerne !
1914. DIR. 9unne tolte let 90
i~prineeube, og bans Gale gap ofte
anleonine til Wunterbco eIler 9i.
iaIb.
GubeIis lang Sangeriorbunoet
~Imerica", 90 Iouotat @runoeIano
retteOe Ell Saf iii Wfr. Sunne % til
aae De Siliteoep9renbe for 6rem.
msoet. San ubtalte berunoer, of
ielp ON pi bar reiit ira Rurge par ri
aaigepel aIbris reiit ira Rorge meo
pore Sierter. st Surra for Der.
8runoelano, ubbragt al Ell al I'll
bsrerne, fit lepenoe SiIiIntning.
9ermeb iluttebe Den oiiiricae Del
al oeuue Set, Der bar Ell al o.
imutfeite. ltsrite % itiIigite 17oe
Maiieiter iom r~ogeniinoe er ieiret
uoenfor Rorge.
Senere iamle0es Gomiteens Waeo.
lemner meo 3alerre % andre Sno.
buOne iii en- Supper / &eitauranten.
Ser taIte CONNER Sorriion, 0r.
9unne, Nopofat Summelan0, abpo-
fat Sonitebpe, Y~rGli6enterne, Wr.
Sarpelauo % DIR. gacter, yr,
abrabamien % 2e1ationsietretpr
Morgenitierne. aoopfat 8runoe-
lano bar Sroitprer.
X n
Sangiorcningen gisrgpin ieireoe,
eiter manOItGrt at bape 6eltoget |
Spttenoe Nai Seitligbeberne /
BRANDS Barf % ilrnget Der | San.
g~eriorbunoet mnoer emil 8isrns
&eoelie, en- fombineret Zoe Wtai-
fcit % aiifeOsieit Tor Sulius Spger.
6o%reningens ErRlioent, | 6orenln'
gens SofuIe poa arteiian aOe.
0r. sSGger refer meo i'm SuItril
poa ct geiss til Rorge meo Scan'
oinapian 4mericun Siniers Gam.
per "llnitc0 States" ira Rep 9orf
oen 23De Wai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-24
s Gbteaao.

IS oDlcago tetreoes Snget nleo CT
fort og pellpffet garnctog ON Sor.
miooagcn % meo en- al ca. 10000
Wenneifer beisgt ScIfefeit | BRANDS
Iarf ON gfterlnibhdgen. S Sorbin.
belle meo Soften par Der Of Set nor.
ife Sorptsforbnno orrangeret ct
fort SOr9tsitepne % en- meget in.
teresiant Sppisning at De norite
Surnere. Seiten begunitigeoes al
Oct beiligite @eir meo itrauIenSc
SoIifin % bsi Simnlel, boiIfet |
life ringe @rab biorog til, at ben
blep en- iaa itor SufceiB, iom Den
bIep.
9agerrs SeItta!ere bar attabe peb
Den norife 9egation / 8aibington,
@ilbelm Worgmitierne, % ibp.
Wapor 9umne, Der al Surnerne I'M
Der paienbe Saner og fIirgenoe
Spill eifortereoes til Salertrihlnen.
Observation-Disclosures GrGiioeut, 80.
pofat @~runOelauo, snlfeoe De Gil
itebeo9renoe pelfomme1l, % ppl9ltc
ct Telegram ira Get norlte Selitat
/ 8aibington, Der bleu DiIit meo
meget gifalo.
Otter en- Gang at Oct norife Gan.
~seriorbuno i Chicago, unber emil
9isrns SeOelie, introbllcereoe DER.
@~runoelanb ben ierite al Solerne,
4tta6e Worgenitierne.
Saleren begpnote If. "Sfanb."
meb at ubtale, at oct por meb tore
Sorpentninger, ban baobe inofunoet
fla iii oenne Set | bet itsrite norife
Centrum uoenior Rorge. Ger bar
eoaet itprc Orb ON ben Woaoe, pao
bpilfen Gbicagos RprbmPno feireoe
17be Mai, men boab Saleren baooc
ieet / Ssbet al 3agen, bauoe oper.
truffet bans Sorpentninger. Napn'
llg bapoe 9arnetoget paft bans Be
rnoring; ban bapNe oa fslt fig nGr.
mere Norge emo nogengong iioer
ban forlob oct, og naar ban M ItoO
l~igeoperior ale oiSie Suiinoer al
norife Aniigter, islte ban, at Del
par ben melt representative noritc
6oriamling ubenfor Rorge, JON
tun0e tpnfes.
: CT ollie amerifanere, uotaltc
ban, og ifal pore op Der | &anbet
% ifal pie bette 9ano ebers arbeioe
o. eOers arpiter. Si ioritaar Def
go0t, ri berbiemme, er Oct emo meo
ioart Sierte, at ri ier, at Der fer.
Den oct er naturligt, at Oct er iaa,
Spttenoe Mai err en- 8aarens Gag
/ oobbelt Soritano; og ri, iom er
ira Horge, bar iaaet ct Snotrpf al
Barren, Den iprGttenoe, iolrige, iri'
lfe 8aar ,iom ingen anben Ratior.
Get, JON bPr6te oen 17oe Diai
1914, oct bar / 8irfeligbe0en al
9orge faitebe 400 aors @inter.
msrfe al zig. og iierte iig 8aarenS
Sfriib og ri iuotog Dor Gluos !
Rationernes Rpffe, Den 9laos, ri
olOris bapoe tabt Getten I'll. OBI.
falo).
8ibere nppnte Saleren llngoom.
men os oens g~etgonins. "59brene"
poa GibspoIb bar for en- flor Gel
~llngoommer, Og oeres @ierring bar
preget al llngoommen, al 5rpgtlss'
beb, al Oreruilie, al Sro poa Soea'
lerne. Chen BEN Dag bar Den
176e Nui ppret 5amlinsens Gag
for ole urge arGiter inben set nor.
ite Solf. Snger norit WarS bar
p9ret mere beiiGIet af 17Se Moioa.
gems aano emo Senrit @ergeIanb
% gisrnitierne gisrnion. De ait
! Spioien ,naar bet siaIbt at bauoG
llnsoommens Sag / Woree. (Si.
Ialo).
llopiflinsen eiter 1914 fienSer ri.
Zen frapebe netOp Be esenitaber
hos oct norffe SoIt, iom giosuoIos.
mGnoene bar beiiRIet Of. Otter Den
Zoe Roi, fom Der meset. iom iiot
tiIbage. llnionen ifobte life Den ab.
J ioIute Electromagnetic. Golfet frmpeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-24

gaar mango Wil for at bsre ham.
5 oil lore at i~oritaa, at BET er ingen
Sfam at pGre norif, ON s maalte
iblanot err iriitet I'll iaaoant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
STOP DRAINAGE PUMPS
Big Sewers Opened Under Direction
of Chairman Magner of
Pump Committee.

All the city drainage pumpa have
been stopped and the big sewers,
which have been closed over a
two months, were opened yesterday
morning under the direction of
Alderman William Magner, chair
man of the Pump and Water Supply
Committee of the City Council. There
is not very much water in the sew
ers and points in the lower end OF
the city, and that is discharged at
the big outlet at Fourth street. The
sewer at Twenty-eighth street is 4
feet in diameter and that at Thirty
eighth street is feet in diameter,
At the rate the river is falling, ovr
a foot day, 1t will not be long be-
fore all the seep water can be run
out of the city, The water on the in
side will fall almost as rapidly as the
river does as soon as the large
ponds are drained, the pools and
small ponds left will be looked after
by the Board Of Health in the matter
of oiling to prevent the multiplied
ton of mosquitoes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
ROOSEVELT CLOSES
HIS CAMPAIGN FOR
VOTES FROM OHIO.

Denison, O.. May 20.~-The Roose-
welt campaign in Ohio came to an
end here tonight. After he had de-
liyered his speech in Denison. the
former President started for Oyster
Bay, The Colonel emphasized two
points in his speeches, today He
said that there would be no conf
promise in the selection of the Re-
publican candidate for president, SO
far as he was concerned,
on name the compromise candi-
date" he cried Hell be me. I'll
name the compromise platform, it
will be our platform"
Since Col Roosevelt came into
Ohio, week ago, he has made many
speeches. He has travelled 1749
miles within the borders Of the state
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
FORMER CITIZEN HERE
Z. A. Barton, Once Illinois Central
Agent at Mcclure, Has Been
Promoted.

E. A. Barton and wife of Chicago
were guests of relatives, ]. Wiley
Connell and family of 2I9 Sixth
street Sunday, Mr. Barton was for
several years agent for the Illinois
Central railroad at Mcclure, this
county, and has been connected with
that road for many years at different
points. He formerly resided at
Cairo. He now has a fine position
with the company, being in charge
of the Educational Bureau at Chi
cago for the instruction OF men
who are to be given positions as
agents in the stations of the Illinois
Central and there are hundreds of
stations on the various divisions Of
the road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
WOODMEN WILL
HOLD Carnival
NEXT MONTH
World Exposition Shows to Furnish
All Attractions for the
Affair

b. Uniform Rank Woodmen Of the
World will hold their big spring car
nivaI June 10 to Is, inclusive. The
World Exposition shows will furnish
all the attractions. This Is the COM
pany that gave the attractions last
week for the Confederate Reunion at
Macon. Ga. The company travels in
its own special train and carry the
following attractions: Ten feature
shows, three big riding devices, two
sensational free acts, concert band
and about thirty-five concessions,
This is said to be one of the best and
leanest attractions that has ever
Visited Cairo The company plays at
Jackson, Tenn, week of May n, I'M
Ter the auspices of the Eagles. At
raducah. week OF June ?, under d.
ection OF the improved Order of
Fed Men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
-.-. .-s- --~--..- ts--- $50 -
He Saw pcrpeIl Destroyed.

Perhaps the most famous descrip"
tons OF the destruction OF Pompeii by
Vesuvius In the year 10 are the let
ters of Pliny the Younger Both he
and his uncle, Piiny the Elder, were
near Pompeii al the time the city
was destroyed, but Pliny the Elder.
venturing too close to the scene, was
killed. 1t is only In recent years that
this city, which had been buried for
centuries, was uncovered by the Ital-
ian government. Now the traveller can
walk through the old streets OF Pom
peii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21

sponded to by Otis Joslyn, Jr-, Miss
Ivy Ashby, Claude Edwards, Miss
Eess Stille, Elmer Penny and Miss
Mary Salmon This banquet was the
result Of contest between the two
classes in which the Baraccas won by
three points,
Mrs. j r. Loomis delightfully."- en-
tertained with a 800" party on last
Friday evening at the Loebe home
on East Commercial street. There
were nine tables playing, the follow
ing prizes being awarded: Ladies
first prize a pair of black silk hose.
second a hand made handkerchief.
visitors, a clock in Partisan ivory.
The first prize for men was pair
of black silk socks, second pair Of
black silk socks, and vistos, card
and cigar case In leather. The
lunch served was very dainty and
consisted of Russian tea Bohemian
holdo0tSt UIpNh blGau SaHN w iSht2
and tomatoe salad
Mrs. Joe Crenshaw entertained
very informally on last Wednesday
with a 800" party. There were
two tables. Mrs, d'Arcambal won
the prize, a bottle of perfume. Re-
freshments of Ice tea. and sand
witches were served. Those present
were Misses Anna Crenshaw, Ina
Steel, Mesdames Buckner, Ragsdale
|d'Arcambal, Anderson. White, @, A.
Crenshaw, and ]. r. Loomis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
MINORITY STILL
TO FIGHT AGAINST
LORIMER SEATING
Concluded from Page One.) .

the satisfaction Of the Senate of the
United States,
1--WE are of the opinion that the
evidence in this investigation shows,
concIusively that the following votes
for Mr.. Lorimer were obtained by
corrupt methods: Charles A. White,
II. J, G.. Beckemeyer, Michael Link,
Joseph s, Clark, Henry A. Sheppard,
Charles Luke and d. w. HolsHaw.
As the vote Of the bride giter is
equally corrupt as that of the bride
taker, we include the following
votes: Lee O'Neill Browne, Robert
Z. Wilson and John Broderick.
I'm view of the proof of the show
ing that the ten votes of the mem
bers set out above were obtained by
corruption, the circumstantial and
other evidence show that the follow
ing votes also were obtained by cor
rupt methods and practices: w. G.
Blair, Thomas Tippitt, Henry G,
Whelan, John DeWolf and c. r. Jan
dus."
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21

John Henderson, who has been
clerk for ]. l.. Hughes for the past
few years, has accepted the position
of deputy county clerk.
Miss Nell Throp, after spending
several weeks with relatives in st.
Louis, Mo-, returned to her home
here Saturday.
]. P. French spent last week with
friends and relatives in Galloway
county.
Miss Virginia and Mary Lee Bobc
were guests of Miss Lucille Edwards
of Cairo Saturday Saturday and Sun.
day. wf W5y
Mrs. w. T. White returned Satur.
day from a visit with relatives in
Padueah,
Miss Ruth Mann, who has been at,
tending school here, left Saturday
for her home at Kevil.
Mrs. E. B. Shelton visited in Cairo
Saturday.
H. Il. Baily spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Jack Corbett spent Saturday
in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Norris and
Miss Cosette Clark were shopping In
afro Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. II. f. Sparks is visiting her
parents near Oscar this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
New Foes With Old Faces.

This too, frightens even the daring
poet from the theater. that the mob
greater In numbers. though less In
wife, untaught, stolid ready TO hoot
down the gentry II they venture to dif-
fer, demand between the lyrics either
a dancing bear or boxing match. for
In these the pit finds its chief pleas
ure. But for that matter the upper
classes have nowadays lost their ear
for good poetry and have turned 10
praise vain gauds and the delights oil
the eye.--Horace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
BRIDGE BURNING
INCENSES U. s.
CONSUL LETCHER
Concluded from Page One.)

their retreat was cut OFF by Federal
columns. Advancing southwark
Canales continued. however, to
trouble the Federals. the object be-
ing to reach the end of the govern
ment forces. With Canales We're
were three Americans, Samuel Dreh-
bin of Philadelphia. and Tracey
Richardson, who operates a pair OF
machine guns and Homer Scott, an
FL Paso photographer. 1t is feared
that the forces of Canales were badly
cut up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
ITCHING IRRITATION.
Worst Form of Skin Troubles Quick,
ly Cured by inexpensive Treat


When you suffer with any skin
trouble even though the itching
seems unbearable. do not think that
it is necessary to use some disgusting
greasy ointment, Try Hokara, a pure
and simple skin food that is guaran-
teed to contain no grease or acids
and which is so clearly it does not
soil the linen.
It's power to instantly relieve any
rritatin of the skin and make it soft
white and beautiful Is almost mirac,
ulous.
Not only are minor skin troubles
like pimples. blackheads. acne, bar,
ber's itch, etc, quickly cured but this
worst ulcers or cases of salt rheun
or eczema are cleansed and healed BY
this wonderful skin food.
In order that any one may try
Hokara at small expense Paul q
Schulz G. Sons, are selling liberia
sized jar at csc and in addition
guarantee to refond the money if thu
treatment does not do all that Il
claimed for it, Larger size so Tents
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21

CHARLESTON
sysgsSSssSsssSxyssgySsns

Mrs. Emory Matthews of Sikesto1
who has been the guest of her moth
or Mrs. VanLear OF this city, has
returned to her home
Mrs, Ona Moore who has been
visiting her sister Mrs, w. H. Beard
for several weeks returned to her
home at Dexter on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Rolwing were
visitors to Cairo on Friday.
Mrs f. NJ. Stotts has gone to May
field, Ky, to visit her relatives.
w. NJ. Wilkerson OF East Prairie.
was a visitor here last week.
DR.. James r. Bridges is in Okla
homa City attending the Southern
Baptist convention which is in SEES
sion this week.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mulkey and little son
James have returned to their home
in Poplar Bluff after a pleasant visit
to relatives in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Gaines left
Sunday for their future home in Bis
mark. Mo.
Mrs, r. e. Douglas and son Allen
will leave on Tuesday evening for
Cairo to visit Mrs, f. A Carkuff for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs w NJ Kidd are in
St Louis this week.
The Loyal Workers class Of the
Christian Sunday school gave a ban
quet at the Kenrick hotel to the
Baraca class Of the same school. The
menu was served in four courses and
was quite an elegant affair, Rev
Cook. the pastor of the church acted
as postmaster, Toasts were re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
W. H. sTRoUsE FUNERAL TODAY

The body of w Fl. Strouse will be
brought from Willard today by E. A.
Burke to this city ON the Iron Noun
tain train at 10 o'clock and will be
taken on the 2:45 p. m, regular ILL
nois Central train to villa Ridge
cemetery for interment. Mr.. Strouse
lied at Willard Sunday morning at
o'clock. He leaves wife, two
children and one sister. He Is well
known In Cairo having resided in
the Cairo Drainage District for A
wears. Peter Hoover was his father
in-law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
PAVED STREETS TO
BE CLEANED WELL
DURING SUMNER
Bi.Weekly Flushing viii be Done
at Night so as Not to Hamper
Traffic

The eleven or twelve miles of
brick paved STREETS of Cairo will be
flushed and cleaned under contract
twice week during the summer and
a portion OF the fall seasons, begin
ming next month.
The work will be done at night so
that there will be no interference with
traffic on the street,
The street committee of the city
council composed of Aldermen Faud-
rec, chairman. Neff, Serbian, Fry,
Ferguson, Kelly and Maguer held a
meeting last night at the council
chamber and by authority of the
whole council instructed Comptroller
Nordman to advertise for bids for
this work
The contract this year will be let
for only four months. Ii the work
is done at reasonable cost and %
the satisfaction Of the street com
mittee it is probable contract will
be entered into for continuous ser
vice the year round, The brick
streets washed and cleaned twice a
week will gi@e the city a fine ap-
pearance and will reduce the objee-
tionable dust to a minimum
It, is hoped by many citizens that
clean streets will induce all to keep
their premises just as clean and
make of Cairo city that can be
pointed to as the brightest spot in
the southern portion of the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21

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by my mother to take Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound and after had ia
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with the same good results and they can
not say enough for it. - Mrs.J A. BURN
SIDE, Mahoningtown, Pa.
Thousands of unsolicited and genuine
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ficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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Women who suffer from those distress
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hams Vegetable Compound to restore
their health.
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that Lydia E. Pinkham's Negeta-
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vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
WILL APPRA|SE STOCK
Hardware of Late C. w. Henderson
to Be Sold By Administrator
Frank Spencer

Under the direction OF Frank Spen-
GER, who was recently appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF G. ",
Henderson, deceased, the stock Of
goods in the hardware store at 6l2
Commercial avenue next door to the
opera house will be appraised and
;oild The appraisers appointed were
NJ yesterday, A. Haley and Col, w,
!. Simpson They were busy yester-
lay invoicing the stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
NEWS Of THE RIVERS
Cairo Gauge.

At o'clock this morning, the riv-
er stood on the gauge at 36.2, fall
Of 13 during the previous "a hours.
The steamer Duquesne passed up
the Ohio from New Orleans with 2
barges OF logs. | barge lumber, 7
empty boats and 8 empty harges.
Towboat Jim Wood arrived at
1895 p. m. yesterday from the lower
Mississippi with the towboat Pacific
and barges Of logs for the Singer
Manufacturing Co,
The Cairo and Paducah daily
packet Ed Meyer arrived at 1875 p,
an. yesterday from Padueah and de-
parted at 2:35, This Is the first
trip of the boat in this trade for two
months. F%aW
Towboat John s. Summers arrived
Mt p. m. from the lower Mississippi
and passed to Mound City with /
barge of logs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
WICKLIFFE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Carrie Bobo of Paducah spent
part of last week with home folks.
The lecture on THE Hook Worm,
at the courthouse, Thursday night,
was quite interesting.
Mrs. F, NJ Milton and Mrs. Bette
Ovcrstreet visited relatives at
Blandvilie last week,
School closed here last week after
an exceedingly successful term.
Mrs. H. F, Turner and Miss Sue
Miller were Cairo shoppers Satur-
day
Miss OWE McElya, pianist for the
Gem Theater at Cairo, has been
spending a few days here with her
parents, xNE
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
THREE YEARS.
OF MISERY
Mrs. Burnside Escaped an OPP.
Grafton by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Mahoningtown, Pa. For three years
| suffered untold misery every month,

and had to stay in
bed the first two or
three days. | also
had a displacement
and other ailments
peculiar to women.
| became so weak
and run down ! could
scarcely walk across
the floor.
"The doctor told
me | would never be
we'll unless | would
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-21
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN CAIRO I'LL

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
uckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as
liked in Adler-i-ka, the German ap-
'endicitis remedy. Harry w. Schulz
tates that this simple remedy an
isepticizes the digestive system and
raws off the impurities SO thoro-
ghly that a SINGLE DOSE relieves
our stomach, gas on the stomach
nd constipation instantly. Harry
v. Schulz, Druggist, Cor CONNER
al and 18th st.