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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
Flatbush Section,

OCEAN AVE. f27. CORNER CATION AVE.
Woodruff station. we'll appointed second floor
suite: other rooms; steam heat. hot and cold
running water: choice table. Phone o734
Elatbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
Bedford Section.

GRAND AVE. B70A, near Gatss.--privste
family Will rent, with excellent board. large
alcove room on second floor. suitable for one
or two gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
BROOKLYN.
Heights Section.

HICKS ST, 263-Handsomeiy appointed
rooms in elegantly furnished house; steam
heat. i've minutes walk TO Borough Hnll
subway; board optional: references: phone
gOp4-Main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cleans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on floor.
155S broadway, 421 East 4sth st CoE a
BRANDT. Tel l32-3sth.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30

Columbia, s. C. August 3o- Governor Cole s. Bleese was re nominated by the democrats of South Carolina. The fight on Bleese has been very bitter, many charges and counter charges of corruption being pub lished. The nomination seems to yindicate Bleese.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30
MARSHALL COVERS
 MAINE:

Lewiston, Me. August 30-- Governor Marshall, Vice Pres idental candidate has completed Ia four day campaign in Maine. He has attacked the trusts re- lentlessly, claiming that they are the foes of opportunity and close the door of hope to young men.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30
]. f. + + + !. F + + + + + !. + l. !. NORTHERN HAPPENINGS # s .s + .ss <. R + 's + F + + +

James Kelley, laborer about forty years old, fell under the wheels of a train at 23 below on Bonanza, on the Klondike railway Monday, August l2, and had both of his legs cut off. He died a few hours later.
 A nugget weighing better than ten ounces in gold was re gently taken from the Hoben- Davis placer claims on Bear Icreek near Hope. The nugget lis a beautiful specimen, and is the largest one yet found on the kenai peninsula.
 On Saturday, August 10, An ton Y. Lindstrom and John E. Carlson were killed ill an eN polsion at the Treadwell mine. Nobody knows how 1t happen ed. They were experienced powder men. Both Of them were foreigners with families.
 Two district attorneys Of Alaska some months ago rec commended 10 the attorney gen cral that the law ;k~ain1; the sale of liquor to Indians who were not citizens be so amend ed as to prohibit the sale Of liquor to all Indians, whether citizens or not.
 An Alaskan. who has evident Fly turned sour writes: If there is anything that makes this great American republic sore, 1t is the killing, maining, swear ing at. or being impertinent to Ia federal bear. A ragged old grizzly full of huckleberrles is as sacred 10 congress as the hump-backed Zebu is to an East Indian.
 Frank E. loungs, of the Ken ai Mining and Milling company, came into Seward from Copper creek recently. He brought a Sl3 nugget, the largest which has been found on Copper creek or in that section of the coun- try, and reports that the gold is getting corser as mining pro- gresses up the creek.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30

Washington, August 30-It seems to be generally believed tere that the Government will no! consent to submitting the question of canal tolls to ar
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30
MARINE
 RljL.E: IN
 NICARAGUA

Washington, August 30 American Marines have the railroad open from the coast to Managua, and it is thought the trouble will soon end.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30

Prof. Sumpg will give another Of his enjoyable Saturday eve- ming dances at Red Mems Hall
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30

Good keen edge put on your knives, 10c a piece, Joe Watts at Hunts. Meat Market.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-08-30

Jel printing at The Miner.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

served susefs mnslsei nalnl.ess pefr
fltyn N Ni.p rAus rop,lana Miel
iiof.n,e ist ani az itsuA iW.is
tnae vho ofhNsd thr anap we're
Misses tiuftnts i.rn NinsAa n.,..n.
tn'na WflthL Anne Nslnsfd MARI
issor rl0r Noreland ,ra NcAiasus
vAreuents NeMsnua AZ, anh Mfr u
.. Caienssn pa ana Nrs "a A. little
Nrs ua,,inie iiurhes ua,Hn nessrs
iaf AunHil Dhafier iiup tipuA 40
'esc iisfssi nlhin Nhaits yfaif il1
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Corpus Christi Society
MS society Phoos2os

y Miss telen Lsary " San Antonio
10 th. Eucst ~ Miss Matte Heath
- AIRS Edaar wesssninrf spent tho
ek md 30 ths oii, the fu.st ~ M,s.
A"'"e dun't
Mrs Russell Savage speni the past
wcfk in san Antonio
DO. d. Well has rstprned from
several weeks solpun % Sintoea
sprnEs.
Mi.s Esmn Usnf - san Autonio is
4 g. eu.si ~ Misses viois and ilpfencc
4 f-sn.
and Mrs. y. ! i.i,liens,sin l'syc
~ Toe New WORK CnY. where iht,
\ spend sv,eral weeks
. Ms Maud cunsns os San Antonio
I" N. Fussi ~ Mrs J b. Grain.
NJ Alms Thompeun leaves for Dor
~ IN i.indtic ns sf wesk Mt-s
a<r'aamp-on ha- nefn tbr eu.ai ~ h.f
aunt Airs q " PAYNE. Cor tho laa'
month
Mr. lewis & Rnfalu leaves innIrh'
Tor his homo Boz sd 5is-4h after d
Fortnight visit ~lth Mr and Mrs e. o.
Moody and family
NJ ana Mrs. John Jorat and Hls'
Marie Jardf lef, this wock ff caia'
rado where they viii speua aes.ia
WcsAs.
~ Miss Maud French Is tho Fussi ID
@slatlses IN Alleo
Miss Marion nakey q enloylnr
tcral weeks visit vitn friends "a
Miss Nary nsiis spent me past ue.l
aE guest ~ AIRS Hoy Miller
Mrs W. ~ MoCuihush. Mildred So
Culiousb. orgsin. f0wen ani Edwsn
Mecuuoukh ~ Waco afe the Fnesf
a Mr and Airs Hergcr Mccunouxh
sss
speon Glib Meeting.
The sgs.an Club net % Monday ~
frfno.n with Nirs Mhiiis Heath at b.,
<<,ns 81 Anhrey sreet a sl.art busi
NESS session Wss held aflm whie
cards were eniossd and rsfrcshrnsni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Nct Club huFpef
The ls1lss Auxiliary - lhe Coli ana
CeDuiry ciun will enisrinip with pie
nis auil,er "a the cluh houus en Pa
Gar Aas saf fhs ierify thira AfsH
" n Rankin Nln be- tts hs,sifaa and
win bs assisted nf Mrs ~ ~ erals
ana Nrs a. a. CniR
Miss lirss Liifie entertained Meraay
sfsuine pith Panic pafi1 in honoI
~ hef c8arln Ars. 0rstrsde ll.sises
msfiin. a i,ailns sisa Misses yiht
cobie 4HS Lyciis Hafria.sn ~ iiDurten
me spesis ~ Aian fJfsnos Ire
1hnss ptssfui ~efs misaes Eths,
Cabs aha i.soiis iinfriroH fiioustoTl
AErss iss. Aarssfa and ofu 40 Man
as isssA and iieFaiis ilfiiei heesrs
rfank pafla. EslEar lehnston chns
tNils. q w. iiufd OssgFe ana "a
Little ~ and Airs d ~ ilftir an'
Mrs Gtrtrtl1s nsehsa Martha.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

i,e oaafn. was served Those Who "a
iO,ra Miss ueeghs nlrpisauss ~e1e'
Nlasss Helen l.safy tHan Au1enin',
,iafa fiDks ,San Ansonlul ismln
Wrl.siof sAan Antunlel Nncs penlke
ttAsvip, Narnaret Nelson 'ierr.in''
.,ssti,ndv i'nwvr. Nsfae isawsf ttap
oes white nalsveufr hsHneF, ,sa'''
Matesf. Aaeialle llonmnn. Cillt'plp
iinFn. l..islo fFlehsflY. i<ths. wsieh.
Tfndio aud NesA wilson. uw'fpAe
fll.aa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
compllm.r,ary 70 wlls Blam.


Goa "Wednesday afternoon. Mrn ga.
ellen MrIrf entertained "a hrihge "A
htf hamr go Waisf street. compiimrn
iafg 90 hcf nsssL Aiss rauilne ifiam
af NrW Ufieann
There Nafr feat tables 40 Eusaie
Tho high roere prize a haf ht.ssa
shsrl.g cups WAS een rf kiss Neiilr
Hah.r Miss iilun sas fit.n a hat pin
hsiidef 49, EDes1 favor An ics rpurns
Was served
Thnse iutlsed 10 meet Miss liiuul
were Mesasmes Andrews llieao.
mantl. Zen Anasfrsn. ~. Aina,
James o. Onfu ~ % Gunla. = a.
nunsi Wniffr I.raades. ia4.as We'll
Leland l'raNas Misses Nega Andrew
i.,piss Andrews liisaumun9l. Mary
i'sits Nfinr iiahsr fAustnt fii
turns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

The "Reveisrs" Entertain.
TOO MOST ,uIni nj, soriHl rtrnt of
ihe week wac thr daneo ai the Reach
hota Tuesdsy evening oi watch ih'
iiosritrs uefr hnsfs The srand march
ia nhi,h si0ui urs eouplta pauielpaf
"a wac ied l3 Niss Nauc lurii aua
ueWlu REED i'unsh waH ststrd on
the north pouh throeshoui ihe dame
lgr hours
ThDsr who cnio,f f ths aFsif were
Scr and Nrs D b. Cain Mr ana Airs
49, E Frank. so aui Mtr iahn nl.km
aon Mr and Airs John iofdi ST. aad
urs s.hn vera Mesdamsa Ndfai
Ng,sssndnff ~ nlftmont ID MrNsH
IufnU 20 So Cfnia Afift MDrnmp
hsN A W prurn Ni-sra Clau iiiofs
lsln Antnnlol. Naui Cun,us lsan 40.
tDuli NHff ltns Galiaah.f fean Au
tnuial NIsn Wnstn iTrsHfkHnH1
Nat Oilsa0nlA Iisnanl. Julia Al.
GROWS Dli0hmnud NH.I Jean ara ia
iule Msirrr AiuH naukln M1r'
lordt Settle cfair Naua Chastain
/ Eila Wheeler nntm nloYer NAu'
( iar iNan Wcrui Jeanette Onnsi
Mari Xieh Mabel smith Nrlne iiicA
les. Eiia ihfus. Laura HavaEs Nesti'
nege'. FranCss waite lsnliel Ma
nnrn Messrs Jason ulhola lNrw ur
ieansi 3efirana iiantin. liufniio piN
ems. lsif,h Ani Harm HiaiEe. Lester AZ.
Gefald Gbnst Edward cuhake Chsfir
Taylor. Leninn satare. Alb-rt cossI'ei
pe Wltf Reed scott upai.ari iiarr
cora 'iioustpnl. j. k DaFrsii fr~
nccheft Roo Ashtf. Nofuan culiin'
sylvan Wfi Arthur Nar iiaru. 81
Ahrfunihy Andrews. siluss AN~n ~
mis- Sa,are iloiniaB Robert NHsh. Tin
cher luhn NrCamrl..N
Miss Needy Nestsss.
/ on Tuesday rtenlnN Miss Eiiraict
Moody entertained ~ her hnme %
lliunhrs street in hnnnr ~ her gaaali
nr Lewis 3 Nnfiain ~ ~ JOSEPH
Missouri Two interesting o.trte-l
were played Prizes were wen us Mia
b Run uirsn ana Miss Dorothy Churcl
slThe rruteusns pria-e were awards
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b ltsne, d vI..,lna olrIs.


MR. Kpf Millfr rntfriAinfd 1tlifti-
fehy af @tep~ "a Tarsday Afternoon ~
her hons ~ Chspsr~si street.. cafupii-
mshtarY ~ Mas Lpuiss fayerm ~ ~
NeN Jersey and Miss MARI hfifs -
ronnesilfgf. Ths hssssrEa ana hanp-
recs wsre ansisisd IN entertAinluT y,
MisHos Iprsahg chsfrh. CLARK lthts
~ San Ahtonio. iieirn teary ond
i.srie wneht sna Asffle Heath
l'nzes wcrs ~n ~ Mrr An
arows - fcaamDnt Mira >. 4. ksitsF
and Misc isai.sl Van liern The xsssm
fapors ~ere awarded ans honoffss
iusssh wss pervsd thronshsaui ,ie ~
teru,ion A. fns mtre,vcleu ~ ms
ran,ss aslhiyila ~ eopfse was srev-
- - the sgatieus lava Tha~s rns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Niss Matte iie.ih snssttainra with
drashsipl pafiS rieiAf afternoon 8,
~ here as Autts, street 'onrli
n,.uiau Co., hr fHrft Nirs iislfn i~Afy
81 san ,n,ohio Tho rana,a ~ 'tve'
a.ia "lf wrts riasea itises Uets ~fn
Nv Niss Fransls white and Miss 80.
f4shsfts The su,si mtuf q aaini,
fan was pressuist in Miss i.ast A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

,sI Nrn Naiefs huspitsiH, vrrf
Nssaamss b. D. Andrews d. 10. ilss.
An. Nnffon Nhspman. "a Cftiu. l4 al
Ditrksan usargs rut lies,n ,aiA.
veil nih ,lafAeoo. uvafso 'aft 81
n psimvnod o. a laflJfr. i4urt
Ethns Nencu llsNsnsn cisu,n,e
iranh J "a 9umu % b. g. uusstii
lirnn iioid,i.. lohn lrfbt Hd kfi4el
, 4. ktNer D. . i.ahieasifin Fdasf
Mathis frei M8fnenal "a Mlnrf
lirfasf M0,uiluufh ~ b. rnpo "a. "a
frira Leland i'fD~ts Aiffcd nosen7
ifal Nnmnsnn ymuap sprutan kns
sfu fH,sps. o. 3D. Slohn John ~
sias inn. usNiain ratHss b q slsf
mln j. As IhamaN Woiioi Tlmon va
Hr Mrssl hduff iHithmonll a. g.
wright William wnsht lnhn 4 iofh
ioulpf i.tfrmurs lNes iersr,l. fhri
ana Arhsr NaN Ail'a Louise AZ
aitWH ilionumtptl. Ne,n Audfrws ga.
ln nuns Andrews liilfhnandl. ili
Itn I,Hra NHfir tan llnllHtf Ailr,
end NliHaimina iiofn Aiaua ,np, ~
tran Antoniol Nciir and Nsn rftir
inimA lna laura 'laiksau tiiuaa
lNunl Mafff DallufN Mar ilDna iai
flsu ellison Watol haHd frenON iaau
.us uNufd isan AntlniHi Annir Nal
lafHot i,anour NunrD hHlra itN
nn ns Nsur lunlf EmNt hefllHri
itan 1000 lamn Mthsr Mtuln Utr
fi0an iiaur hNrurar iHHs $685.
es mildred eeawr. NtNmnD hli b.
,s.ttl aioiiiA Nau IhHiii.a.as. isslf
tn liofn Tfndlr Whasi lii,t v.ad
unIr. kds Nhrsi,i lf,ptfH wife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

4 uHmttr ~ fhf fuuur m'n rntcf.
lamsi win an ntnunal orrd pafii "a
toe Counify Ciub nn rhnfsfas sfen.
iur supper ~as served 80 fhs north
purth
Those pfeFeni we're Str aud Mira
IT, o. Tnsnk ~ and Nfs "a sinsN
Mrs Edaaf W.snrnanri ~ i3ia hm0ad
Misses Maud Cunlus isan Anunioi
.csiiaahei Sac Aninnfnl nuria i'a.4s.
Alma ilinAtn aln Hafnn tI0ia WliHf.u
lqesafAansi. Jtanettr Gunsf 'hniiplf
f..su i.al.l Van lian Nease Afihui
Van hnrn. herneit Andfewn iiomflf
Ditens. cherries rallar flnis rataas
Ras snd A. 81 Ashhf bertrand lian
hin. Gefald uuusi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18


Niss salHa iltmans entertained ths
fflda, iaiass '1uh thir ve,t 80 uhf
frslarrts nf her sister. Mft rlsfeno,
trant. on second slrsst unlf ih,
fneni..ss end their fuutitusss ws',
pfsssnt ilath "a. oiuu miS. ana 80,
guest Iairs were wan ny N,s iiral
y, ,sssna,ff ~ HiehmsHd Al b.,
rsufsf was served
Thosf pftseni vfr Hesdainsa Wee.
rsndff fiiienmundl ! ~ NinsF siaf
snts franA iaspss y ciaftnan Misses
Mari ifiis iiiia nafss. hrinF erals
isanftis ounHi. lean Naie9 Nriii'
iiabsr tAuaiinl i.a0ine iAfrrmpfr
Afs 3 " g. Win, sHi .nirfialf
fhr tiun nnt illd4f 4Nefnmrn cam
uumfnia4Y is be- Hir.r iiira Naii
/ fsifs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

SERVED Those eho eniuY,i tne af
isrneUn Wefe Misses Settle Hrspf
Map Wnsau llNuuce Olsen. Gsfifedt
Power D.rtruds iuur EM Wheel.
cf ,lifia Glover lsan Auiunlol. Else
beth Wneht Chnupn iaau Emii,
Weston iran Antoniel. iision Learn
f~au Anienlol Matte Heath Marfns
flfe ltumrr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

captain aild Mfs rhenias Alien sn.
nounre ne enFaeemtni ~ fhsif daush.
isf. Man ie ~ "a d spafs.a a
iieafne rhe pafrlafe wili take piac'
iu o. faf'l rafi ~ ufioi,ff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Ensrs hevs civb
Mis- isssis iltiis euisrtaintd the
Kntre Mus ciuh on Thursday sssHlng
~ hoi,ss ~ her cousin, MR.. prtfuie
ifuabrs Marta ~ Dallas shin has
l,een hcr gusei for ihs resi we'k. Pro
Ereaslf* hesra visa th~ rsme - ihs
syeainx The high aeorf lfsxss ~efs
~un ~ Alnn Anna Bernard ana Ne
Wheeler The consolation prassm ser'
nwarde't Mina Minerva isoone and M
* a. copesand Mra Mnftin Nns ris
~ . hapd@ane SILVER btsS spann "a
Epekf rflse i,ssitseas puph wa
asfftd dwlng tbe et~pirx Al tne oss's
sle'sn q ne xsmss svff<snmss>e wpr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

.o,s.e n.ao,aa. 'eisas Sclm.co. Mar
iin iafr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

james uu anl Nithiri l'urmah a
isnloua lre ,aufsr vas Esrtti in ths
sfirsttNt diuinK rshm inntf sts
s,ssra b., Mias Alma riiompsan ni i.ln.
Iais Inr hostess wae srsIstsa .n en.
irfaininr hef eu-sia Ua h0f nnip,f.
Airs g. b Nossit. tnd Mrt e A.
ta,ue
rhnsr phA cnfl.a 'hls fsNantiul
affair aor. Nlssur NiriFN Inuf
Rnil ulsen rlna GinuHa lirst rnri
N,la Mal,tt Aieph and AulH ran.
nrr. u.fniny ghur b. Ntuir $3.50
lHuho Aa pukc Arnls $50, lniman
inhn,h, nnmaN Ntuha iafh Nufa
"A tmau finmun4 imHfau, lHunifn
tlafod sna Liuan Carsiar Alma
i'hosn,.s..t, li.,i,1air, N.asrf Lewis s
iriimm Ist Joseph Muf iHAneh Mnl
ieI lA0hnfl rurman it.ueiss ilanr
lhBN uretf law,a un NallanD
liatsttt WuUam N.unie,r fnhn iiarl.
ui. kr luhn HhsN CaNr iurd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
PLATTE RIVER FLOOD
PASSES INTO THE
MISSOURI RIVER

Omaha, Neb., March 3f.-The
crest Of the Platte river flood which
crippled railway service Saturday
and inundated thousands of acres in
eastern Nebraska, today, passed into
the Missouri river. The Platte river
is lowering steadily, but water still
oyerhows large areas and train SER
vice is demoralized.
The ice has been swept down
stream and tonight reports indicate
the river Is practically free OF ice
cakes. The heavy flow of water and
the weakened conditions of the en-
bankments and bridges, give rail
road officials cause to fear that fur
Their damages may be sustained.
however, before the river returns to
It's bed completely.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
FREE IF IT FAILS
Your Money Back if You Are Not
Satisfied With the Medicine
We Recommend


We are so positive that our rem
edy will permanently relieve constl-
patton, no matter how chronic IT
may be, that we offer to furnish the
medicine at our expense should it fail
to produce satisfactory results.
1t is worse than useless to at
tempt to cure constipation with
cathartic drugs Laxatives or ca
thartics do much harm. They cause
a reaction, irritate. and weaken the
bowels and tend to make constipa-
ton more chronic. Besides, their
use becomes a habit that is danger
GUS
Constipation is caused by a weak
ness of the nerves and muscles of the
large intestine or descending colon.
To expect permanent relief you must
therefore tone up and strengthen
these organs and restore them to
healthier activity.
We want you to try Rexall Order
lies on our recommendation They
are exceedingly pleasant to take, be-
Ing eaten like candy, and are ideal
for children, delicate persons, and
old folks. as well as for the robust.
They apparently have a neutral ac-
ton on other associate organs or
glands. They do not purge, cause
excessive looscness, nor create any
Inconvenience whatever. They may
be taken at any time, day or night.
Ihey will positively relieve chronic
or habitual constipation, if not of
surgical variety, and the myriads OF
associate or dependent chronic all
ments, If taken with regularity for
reasonable length of time. IL tab
lets, 10 cents; Sc tablets, Is cents:
so tablets, so cents. Sold in Cairo
only at our store--Paul G. Schulz Il
Sons, Rexall Store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01

driftwood that Is being carried from
the flooded points above here. Soon
after being swept into the current
the frail craft dragged over sunken
snags, stove in its bottom and start
ed to sink.
Two motor boats rushed to the
rescue and after lighting off the
heavy drift reached the boat, just as
the water was creeping over the
deck 1t sank within five minutes
after the last occupant had stepped
to safety.
The river reached 800 feet, here,
tonight, a rise of A of foot, in the
last "A hours. This mark is 9 feet
below flood stage and water has in,
undated the railroad tracks along
the leyee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
Stages Of Rivers at z D. m,


The Ohio, at Shawneetown, will
continue rising for ? or days
reaching ATS to As feet. At Padu-
cab. will continue rising for 3 or 4
days, reaching AZ to 4S feet by
Wednesday or Thursday. At Cairo
will continue rising for 4 or days
reaching So feet during Monday and
53.5 during Tuesday, but these
stages may be materially modified By
the overflow of water through
broken embankments.
The Wabash at Mt. Carmel, will
continue falling.
The Tennessee-The following
stages are in sight. Florence 20 feet
or more, Riverton and Savannah 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
TEXTILE TRADE SHOWS
BOOM AFTER STRIKE

Boston, Mass, March S1.-Al-
though strikes are still in progress
in various Massachusetts, textile
ccnters. the largest boom at Lowell,
the last week, has brought about a
noticeable improvement in general
conditions. Several of the smaller
labor difficulties have been settled
and strike of 10000 cotton mill
workers at New Bedford was avert
ed by the granting of the 10 per
cent advance In wages asked, SINH
lar advances were made in other
mills in New England, so that al
least 100000 operatives will share
in the distribution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
THREE CROWDS
GREET REV. DOW
Evangelist Speaks to Reeord-break-
ing Crowds at Cairo Bap.
list Church

Three large congregations yester
day greeted Evangelist Dow and his
co-workers, at the Cairo Baptist
church. A very large meeting is ex-
pected this evening when the subject
will be "Cairo's Greatest Crime. :
There were many decisions for Christ
Rev, Dow took his text from John
S:16. He said in part
THE source of salvation. God so
loved the world, God loved lost man
in spite of his sin and rebellion and
because of that love God brought
forth the great plan Of salvation.
The means of salyation-that He
gave His only begotten Son. God is
love, but He il also justice and can
not shut His eyes to sin. Sin must
be punished and man must bear the
punishment himself or find a substi-
tute. There is but one sinless one
who can take his place and that one
is the Son of God In heaven, ana God
so loved the world that He gave that
Son to become the ransom for the
sin cursed one.
THE scope of salvation-that who
soeyer helieveth. One of the most
remarkable statements in this re-
markable message is the one in ref
erence TO the scope OF salvation.
Whosoeyer will may come and be
saved The call to salvation is tc
men Of all races and men OF al,
classes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
THOUSANDS SEE WHOLE
FAMILY RESCUED FROM
SINKING H0USEB0AT

st Louis, Mo, March 31-Thous-
lnds Of Sunday afternoon flood spec
tators, witnessed the thrilling rescue
of a family of seven from sinking
houseboat in the swirling currents
Of the Mississippi here today. A
boat house, in which man, his wife
and five small children lived, was
torn from its moorings by the heavy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01
PLAZA HEADS ECUADOR.

Guayaquil, Ecuador, March 81
General Leonidas Plaza has beer
elected president of Equadcr. Gen
eral Plaza was commander of tn.
government troops, which oppose.
the recent revolutionarirs move
n,ents- He was president from fsG,
to 1904, minister to the Unite
States in 1906 and also served n
niaister to other couqfric,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01

feet or more; Jacksonville 32 feet or
more.
The Mississippi at Chester, will
continue rising for or 3 days, prob
ably reaching 80 feet. At Cape Cir
ardeau will continue rising for 8 or
A days, probably reaching 345 feet
WILLIAM r. BARRON,
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01

The poet stopped, as the boy rush
ed up almost breathless Say" said
the boy, your wife says she forgot
to tell you that II you sell that love
song you are to fetch a ham home,
an ef II won't buy ham, p'raps It'll
be equal to can O. salmon"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-01

MY little son had very severe
cold was recommended to try
Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy, and
before a small bottle was finished he
was as we'll as ever, writes Mrs r.
silks, 2g~ Bowling street, Sydney.
Australia. This remedy is for sale BY
all druggists.