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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03
Met Tragic Death.

Frank Kulis, an old and respected
pioneer who lived near Lakeport, met
with a tragic death last Friday while
on his way home from Tabor. AS he
was turning the corner one-half mile
south of town his horses were fright
ened and in a furious gait struck
against a clump of big cottonwood
trees at the driveway leading into the
yard of John Kudrna. 1t is believed
that the force broke the old gentle
mans neck. The horses then backed
out from the trees and run into wire
fence where they remained until
freed. Vaclav Merkvan, a neighbor OF
John Kudrna saw the team galloplng
from the corner and anticipating dang
er ran towards them. The same had
been done by John Kudrna. When
they reached the unfortunate man he
lay on the ground groaning as In pain.
They took him into the house and
gave such aid as they knew, but he
expired within few minutes. DR..
Black was summoned Immediately,
who, however, could do nothing but
pronounce him dead. Mr.. Kulis was
in town doing some shopping and re-
turned to his home at $50 p. m, lit
tie knowing that this was his last trip,
that he would never return to his fam
lily. A heart rending scene was en-
acted when Mrs. Kulis arrived with
her son Frank, having been notified
what a tragic fate befell her husband
Two little boys Of John Kudrna at
the time when the team rushed into
the trees were feeding the hogs with
in a rod of the place and they stated
that when the crash against the trees
occurred, Mr.. Kulis remained in the
buggy on the seat, but. fell to the
ground after they backed out. 1t
also appeared to them that he hal
called to them to stop, while lying
on the ground. Be it as 1t may, 1t is
a deplorable accident and the family
has the sincere sympathy Of all in
their sorrow.
Obituary.
Frank Kulis was born in Bohemia
| and was 65 years of age at the time
of his death. He came to this state
forty years ago and took up home
| stead near Lakeport, his present
home. Shortly after he married Miss
Novak. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon and the remains Inferred in
the Nikodym cemetery west of Utica.
1t had been his wish before death
came upon him that DR.. FraAk Iska Of
Chicago preach his funeral sermon
and this was done. DR.. Iska, who Is
n speaker Of unusual ability, delivered
one of the best speeches ever heard
here. The attendance at the funeral
In spite of the strong wind was very
large. The deceased was a kind
hearted old man who lived in perfect
peace and harmony with all Of his
neighbors and was loved by all. He
leaves a wife and eight children 10
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

For sale, No. 5, Oliver almost
new, with extra key as to permit
Bohemian writing. This ma
chine is in perfect order and will
be sold cheap if taken at once.
Apply at the Independent.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03
Matter Of :HentalIty.

do you think fishing is a con-
genial recreation for really brainy
men?" Undoubtedly. 1t takes a pref
ty smart person to think up any new
stories to tell when he gets home"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03
Stick to the Ono rhIna.

There's no chance for you unless
you spend all your time In the CON-
pany of one job.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

Eggs for sale from barred Ply
mouth rock chickens, 4Oc per Is
eggs, or 81 for 100. F. w. Ko-
cOurek, Tabor, S. d.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

Blue stem wheat for seed for
sale, no smut. 81 per bushel.
Chas. Stibral. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

For sale, 100 acres 2H miles from
town in Stevens Co. Minnesota.
Lindstorm Bros. Groom Bldg.
YanktOn S. d, Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

Diamond Willow fence posts
for sale from 5 to 10cts. Ed.
Wedmore, 7 miles south east of
Tabor. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-04-03

Day books and ledgers of all
sizes for sale at the Independent
office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27


Dafbington, .. s., 26. Wtdr3.
Bon Dem Regenfdn pdbreno Der na6s
iten 48 Stunben tpiro IS abbdn8en, ob
bic Gage in ben AeberiAipemmungs9es
bieten iih beFsrn ober perlhllmmern
piro. Sm unteren TtiiIihippts uno
i'm Sbio 5buls 1pirb Der Regsn nid9t
na6laFen. Dds gBetterbureou bat
nur magere teIegrapbif6e gerthte aus
ben BON Der 5lutb beimgeiu6ten De
eenDen, pelde bstunoen, oab uberau
fhpere RegenfGQe nieoergeAen uno ote
sslutb gu perI6limmern broben. Die
iibli9en 5lubberi6te aus ben ubsr@
fhnemnten Gebieten feblsn gang, nit
@usnabme zines 8erihtss aus Canes
bile, tpelfsr melbet, bab Der Wtustins
eumsJlub Die 9efdbrlinie um Is 5ub
iberinritten bat. Der 4Qeghanp itano
am U3ittpod Worgsn BEL plttsburg
2 SUB unter Der Gefabrlinie, mar aber
i'm raThen 5teigen begriffen. Bis
9onneritag 4beno oirfte er Die De-
fd6rlinie UNI 4 SUB iiberf6rttten hus
ben. Der Sbio bate am Wtittpod bel
Cairo cine 60be BON 43.5 SUB erreift,
bas beibt nur 1.5 SUB DON Der 9es
| fahrltnis entfernt.
Der ein3ige 6offnunssitrabl btloet
oas Iangiame 5eronnahen elmer talten
gBele aus BEN Weiten. 9ieIe oirftt
bic Regenfdqe in Sbio. Snoiana, BEN
tpeItlihen psnnipIoontu unb bem gan:
8en ueberfhDemmungsgebiet bemmen
Dieie tQlte @eue I6reitet rur febl
langiom gsgeu ben Often Dor, tpirf
a6sr in ben nGhitsn SO ooer 48 Stun'
ben sinen beDeutenoen MetterItur5 3ul
5olge 6aben.
I9a6noertehr unter br q { n
| qbiGabslp bta, Ya., 26. Utdr3
! Die gennibIpania 8a6n 8eieQihaf
pertiinoete am Wtittpoh Qbeno, bat
Der Qaiiaoierz unD 5radt6etrieb thre,
2inien lpeItlih Don Yittsburg tempo
rGr eireeiteQt lei nit 4usnabme Del
Yittsburg 9ipiiion bes IiopeitIth:r
I Spitems. Die Selegrapbz uno Lele
pbon @srbinpungen reiden nur etpt
big 200 Waeilsn peitlih bon pitts
burg. 8iele 8riiden puroen 5erIt0r
unD gan3e Strsten 9eleiie bon Be
Jlutb fortgsrifen.
| Sdmmtli6e YaFasier3iige mad
glGben on Der 8tttsbur1, gincinnat
Il. St. 2Duis 8abu, psitlid bon pitts
burg an Der st. Dopne 2inis unb peit
IIi6 Don 4aidnce, g., iino temppra
eingeitelt porbsu. 3iise na6 Gbicas
fabrsn nid gIianee. Glepeluno uno be
Gate Sbore 2tnis. QQfagisre. tpelh
nod Cincinnati unb Columbus refer
tpersen in Duibtugton, .. g.. trans
fsrirt !perben.
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Nuslanb. Selegrapb
2pro Robert gectl befIr@
pprtet Seport1tiou
Der SuffrdgstteR.

2onbon, 27. Uldr3. Soro Hoz
bert gecil, Ulitglisb oes Barldments
uno Sohn oes peritprbencn Uturquts
Of SdIisburp, bsfiirrpprt;te n sinem
S6rstben an Die 3situngsH bic Seporz
tdticu Der bon ben 9trihteH oerur>
tbeiItsn ftreitbaren Suffragetten.
Gr er.Idrt, bab oos sstpd!tiome
Jiittsrn teinen 3ipet babe uuo bic 8ez
rihte oesbaib autprtiIrt fpsrben iolItsn,
bic Srauen mad elmer ertfsrntea aniI
gu oeporttren, no lie ith felbft ii5erf
IdfTen tperoen tonnen. YoQitdnbige
9srpfIegunq follts ibnen off.rtrt pers
ben, fis iplItsn aber rfht gs5pun3sn
perben, lie gu dt3eptireu.
2orb Robert Cecil fugt binsu, baB
bic 5rausu tein Redt tab:r Ipiirben,
segsn cine fol6e gshdnbIuug gu protes
ftiren, Do iie oanu 1pie 4rie9sgefcngene
hehdnoeIt tpiirpen. llno fie tGtten ia
INNER barouf beftdnoen, nab lie niht
als serpobnIits 8erbrsdsr, for bern
nur oIs ariessgsfanssn. bebanoelt
lpsroen biirften.
Reihe 8olbfuno. IN an
bien.
2onoon, 26. M1rs. ll.b.r bic
gntosdung unaebeurer S1dse On
@olo uno onberen fperttpoGsn Mines
rdli.n berittet cine Depsi5. aus Bonn
ban. Dos 2ano, in bem Der 5unh
usmdbt puroe, Iisot BEL Dalbum, 150
MeiIen bon Calcutta sntfernt, uno as.
bort su oem Rahlob oss iiinoit per.
ftorbenen prinssn WGbmuo guttar.
Sbob. Gin G.olooe aus 8ancouper
9htlip 8iIinsburit, tpuros bon Der
Grbeu oomtt betruut, es auf Ieint
Minerolih1se BIN su untsrIuden, ct
IN Der 8egerb .ine alte ssrau Iebts, oi,
lerpBs GugntitGtsn Don Rob9oto oe.
| iommelt 6att.. Gie npLIte oos @orl
ielbit seiponuen baben. Dur6 ge,
fbente BON dnsrIsi sanb uno Dus be,
tuos Der Geoloss bic oIte Srau, tbr
ben Junoort su perrat6en. Der neu
9olbfuRb fou ale bisb riuen on Rett,
tbum Bel Wsitem iibsrtrsfien.
sfhataloia BON BEN guI,
earen etngsnommen
| 2onopn, 26. m6r5. Ta6 stpe
Tase lnnsen osfperaten Gdnpfsn II
| Iindtuloio Don ben bulgorifh,
lIsxppm beisss uctotn. Gtns ha5u
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gtieas0, 26. Mars. Sn Der
astuoltigen llsbsrihpemmuns. ipelde
bic n0rbIihe 6dlfts bss Otiottnls
beinfuht, bab.n pielleitt 5000 Wen>
ihen ibr aeben perloren, tpdbrsnb cine
pOlle babe WsIipn psrlonen obcahlos
iIi. Der GiesntbumssSt,ube iueI'
der in ben beibsn Stdatsn Dbio unb
Jnbionn ong,ri1tet purbs, tiirfie
$1O0, ,000, 900 iiberitsieeu. Diefe 3nbs
len spurbsn bon Grperien aus ben pors
Iitgenotn Bsritten slfnmnenstftellt.
&c iitht su befiirbten, bob ipdters 8es
ridie ben DerluIt on Wenihenieben
nod erbebli6 fteieern iperbsn, fpdhrsrb
Der GigsntbumgsSdaben isbenfllls
niht aeringer iih s,ftoIten tpiro. Die
g.riht., fpelfs ipdt atbsnbs aus Dan
Ton sintrafsn. melbsn, bab iitt gu ben
Ghrefen Der Slutb eine oleemeine
sSsueriot1itropbe g.Ielt bat. 9i.Is
lngliidlits, tpeits in ibreu 5GuIsrn
bon Der GIuFb umsingeIt iino, tperfen
BON benz erau.nboften 9tffif becrobt,
I,beroia su perbrsnnen.
Der Wsrluft an WsnftenIs6en be-
sifferi iih fiir bic .in3eInen Drte tpie
foIgs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27

unbeiidtig.sn 9h1hri1t.n Surolge
iplltn aud in Jr.mont IA Dcrionsn
nms 9sben g.irmmsn isin uno 30 tn
Tiffin, Sbio.
Die friibsre Qnnobme, sdb Der IN
SbiO unb Snbiana onserih.et. Sfns
ben iif nuf $50,0O0.O00 b:Ioufsn
riirbe, III cffsntar gu nitSris aegrifs
fen uno ss III mebr ,pabriteinlit, fab
iih Der Shoben auf bic unseheure
Summe BON 100000, 600 b.Iaufsn
spiro.
eiitnbahnbenmte iinb> Der 4uiiht,
bab Die in Snnionapolis suiammsnldue
fsroen eiitnbahnsn einen Dsr.uTt Don
$25. 100000 su trasen haben ,peroen.
Die Gage in 9elapare
Deiafpare. g., 26. Rdrs. Die
Qsih,n BON IA psrionen, bic IN s;oles
ots Qusirsiens oss Slsntonrn 1iuis
iss trtrunien itno. iinb om Uait.spch
aufgeFunotn fporb.n uno sbsninp eli.
frerbsn permibi. Ter in p.r Stf ot
aHatrih.sie Gh1een miro nuf ST.
100000 abaeltdBt.
Die ipipsit oufsefuno;nn gobt n
iinb: syrans Wnlhira. o.iisn s5rlu
unb 3,psi ainssr i'm 4l.sr Don s b<3.p.
4 Jnbrsn: 5rau Giics Sailb uno
ihre brsi t.einen stinb.r; Ejtber
Jones. 10. uno Sasi TunIap. %
ssobrt oIi; sJrou SIcHom. Nili1m
otfep. MiIliom JisIoins rnb 5amts
Wnine, 90 sabre aft.
die @empbner Der Stcbt hibsn nur
s}lub,rnftr gum 1rinien urb man bss
fiirniet ben 4usbrlh timer 1ppbuss
GpiDsmie.
Wopor Q. 2eas irurhe am Mitts
nod BON sinsr Itlssrnptenitnng. bers
untergsboli, auf bis tr esslt!tsrt mar,
nm Qnbsre ~ retten. no sr abr. Don
WnHer urngtben. mebrtre Stunben 3us
brincen mubte.
Bret unb gafosin fir be acho'en
iino orinatnn btr0ibiqt. Ter fiini
Rtilsn iiibIih Don tier eeIeqene Crs
Gtratforb in forteeiGmsmmt iuoybsn
unh bic 100 R6pfs jd4lenbe Hep0i'es
4 sune fon ertrunlen fem; hfk'tS Os.
- ysnats ater fssgsit pltt tsHdtioa
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Soro gobert Cecil, Elm Sobn beg
Wlarqui5 of SaIisburp,
gntpiiebIt Die Geportirung oerur.
tbeiIter Sufiragetteu nah elmer
entfernten S5niel.
q brtunopeI QefutIen.

g fid, 8ulgarien, 20. Wdrs. -
Die 5eitun9 QbrtanDpeI tpurbe am
Wltttlpoh Morgen BON ben 8ulgaren
nad GuberIt blutiren 8Gmpfsn, Die an
Wtontag begannsn, I'M Sturm gnomz
men. Die Stobt itebt ieBt in Slams
men. 9as groBe artuerie>4rienal
in Der EStoot itano 1hon am friben
Mprgeu in 8rauo uno aud bic Gas
ierns, bic 3fpiIhen lem 6ofpitoI unc
ben nDrblihen Sorts liegt, itaro In
5lammen.
Die guigdreu itpben om friibeu
Worgen bon alien Seiten grpbe Sna
FdnteriemdITen Dor, Iih tnmer pisoer
IN Den sepouHeneu Stequuseu oers
i6an3enb uno Tih ouf ben 6uuptdns
qriff porbereitenb. Gm Dienitdg
QbeHb bate ii6 bic buIgariT6e Snfanz
teric ben 6ouptforts Bis auf 800
guros gsHG6srt, mo tie fia perfhan5ts.
ndbrenD Wtunttiou uno 2ebensmittel
bsranqebratt uno 9orbereituHsen fir
ben Sturm genaht tpuroeu.
Die gun3e Qinie Don Sorts, Die bic
0itLihe Seit. Der SSeitung psrtbeioigte,
puros mad bIutiqen &Gmpfen BON grps
ZEN SnfantertemuiTsn i'm Sturm 1e@
nommen. 0as Teuer Der buIsuriTheu
gatterisn puroe oanu auf bic a.teR
fseitungstperte geriGtet, fpoour6 ter
Sturm auf bic Staot ieLbit ootbersi.
| tet purbs.
2Dnbou, 26. Mdr3. Giner Des
peihe aus Sofia 3ufolgs ioa Shitri
goT6d, Der 3pnmonoeur ppH 4oria=
nppel, mad Der Ginnahme ter 5situns
/ i.itens Der gulgaren SeLbftmorb bss
gangsn bdben.
9uris, 26. Mdr3. - Der Gan
opn 4orianopeI 1T IpGt am 4benb BON
oem aorreiponosnten Der prefe Gem
trale in Sofia beitGtigt rporbeu. Das
| buIgarii6e Sdiptd Regiment mar bas
Grite, bas tn bic Stubt einsoe. Die
5iirtsn baben alle tbre Depots In Die
2uft seIprenst.
Die Guhriht, baB S6iitrt pofda
| SeIbitmorb begungsn babe, III gleihs
ssitig fir untpabr ertldrt tporoeu.
| R1hosm Die dlberen Sort spou ben
8uIgdren genommen porben ndreu,
itetten- bic 5iirter ale ibre muni-
| tionss uno grppidrtbepots in 8raub,
uno iie 1prengten oos 4rfenaI, mehrere
guIosrmagastns, ole GuIerren in bic
2uft unb serItorten ibrs 8efause. Der
or0bt, Sbeil Der gspolierung 1T erts
fIpben. Wds aus Shiitrt goff,u ges
porben, mar biz fpGt an Ruamittue
nod riht 6esdnnt.
Qbrionopel. bic aIte sherraliee
Sauptitubt Der Siirisi. bat ni. gsluse'
rune elmer grpben bulgurifhsn armss
nrebr oIs fiinf Wonats lang ausgehal.
ten. Der erits Shub rprrbe am 8,
SttDber ouf bic Fefturu abgseeber,.
Den ar1bten G-betI Der 9arntfor biI'
beten bas d. tiirtiib. 4rmeeforps, bad
ober burt oieIs onoere Rsgtmenter
uno gutterien peritGrti norber mar
bic ii6 DOR Der uHriitenoer bulgurt'
Ihen Irme. suridgespoeu buttsn.
Die 'Ssftungsperts, Die 100 gur,
lang foft ununt.rbrphen befhoHsr
ipurben, trorer ishr ftart. 5ie befton
lc.lr.L ...E - ~ E-.s4.N
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9as 9aur6t6are Ser !Satafrop9e,
io jett armd6ls 66ann o6efei6 Die 2a6ri6ten nod m
mamse(6aft tuo

ben Wnidm
3dbuO ObSaos
Tie ME bic sanSursGruns af@
ppmpt - Der nba ~
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@etterberiMt.

Sir 8 bio: Ressn obsr Gfuee
am Gonneritag; tdItsr i'm fiibIttn
Sbetl. 4m 5Frsitag ib0nss Wstter,
nit itsiqenber Ssmperatur. Rorptpet=
lt6e Wtnbe, bic an StGrte nadIaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27

Iau.enos Dspef5s ift am Uberto Der
buIsariiGen Gelunbtf4aft tn 0sGnGn
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Aoriauopef gefaGen.

Aoriauopef gefaGen.
S6iiRri 9af6a. DER Gefoen-
miit6ise Yert6eioiser Der
Sseffuns,
Sheint iih suriidse5Dg.n Docr
Surhseihlaeea su baben-
Rahbem er aQe Waga5ine, Das Ir-
ienal un6 Die aaiernen in Die
2uit geiprengt
llno Sen QrtiQerieparf 3eritort bntte,
Oenn bon elmer aapttitlation Der
@arniion meIben DIE De-
pei6en ntfts.
Gie gertdte, Die ale iiber Sofia fom-
men, iebr unfair.
9lu5 Dic Staot Gi1utaLbia ioQ BON
ben 8uIgaren genor1rneu
norDen leIn.
9oro 3obert Cecil, ein Sobn beg
Wlarqut5 Of Saltsburp,
GnpfiebIt Die Geportirung oerlr.
| tbeiIter Sufiragetteu mad elmer
entfernten S5niel.
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Sdeint iid suriids.5Os.n DScr
Surhseihlaeea su baben-

Rad)oem er aQe W2aga3ine, bas Ir.
ienal uno Die 8aiernen IN Die
2uft geiprengt
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(5ortiesurg auf Der 3. Gsits)
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1no Sen Qrtiaerieparf 5erItort bntte,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Kimmel.

Judging from press clippings
taken from papers published in all
parts Of America and Europe, Gu
rerro and Carmen, who will pre-
sent the feature act at the Kimmel
theater for the last half of this
week, are presenting treat in
music that is worth breaking date
to see The artists are graduates
OF the ROYAL Conservatory at
Prague, Bohemia, and come to Cairo
direct from an extensive tour Of the
Orpheum circuit, This alone should
be sufficient recommendation Of
merit. Manager Travis Kimmel
says he is possessed Of information
which causes him to believe that
Guerro and Carmen are even bet
ter than the famous Boudini Bro
theirs.
A laughable skit, entitled "The
Man on the Outside, will be pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. K M. Gard
ner. The sketch comes to Cairo
toutcd as great applause getter.
Hugh Murphy, the Cairo boy,
whose vocal powers are we'll known
to local theatergoers, will sing po-
pular airs, The programs will be
completed with the exhibition Of
four reels of moving pictures,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
Grimes-Wasmer.

I One of Cairo's prettiest weddings
occurred yesterday morning when
Henry Richard Washer of Murphys-
boro and Miss Anna Marie Grimes
OF this city were joined in matri-
mony at ST. Joseph's Catholic
church. Rev. Father Gillen was
the officiating priest. The marcel
to the altar was lead by little Miss
Kathryn Boren of Burdett. Ark, a
flower girl, and Mary Powers a.
ring bearer, both little tots, beint
cousins of the bride. Miss Ross
Barry and Henry Fitzgerald actet
as bridesmaid and best man. Tn,
color scheme of white and pink wa
carried out in the decorations of tn
church. The bride was beautiful,
attired in her gown of crepe me
teor and lace which was worn Ell
train. She also wore lace veil ant
carried brides roses and lilies o
the valley. Miss Barry was yer.
charming in her gown of pink crep'
de chine. She wore a large pietur
hat and carried pink American
beauties. The dainty frocks of the
little flower girl and ring beare
were carried out in the colors, pin
and white. The wedding ring wa
carried on a satin pillow and as tn
happy pair marched down the aisle
little Miss Boren strewed flowers II
their path. The bride is one o
Cairo's most popular young ladie
and has host of friends in the city
She is the daughter of Mrs
John Grimes. The groom l.
we'll known here, having resided l.
Cairo for. about year. He is sup
erintendent of electric signals TO
the |. G. R. r. at Murphysborc
where they will reside after an ex
tended honeymoon trip to Gilman
Chicago, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls
After the ceremony an elaborat
wedding supper was served at tn
home of the brides parents. TIL
couple were the recipients of man,
\ WeauElLut dHN costly S4lLo nv 'u'
Of town guests who attended tn
marriage were Mrs. VIII Boren
aunt of the bride, and children
| Katherine and Richard Boren o
Burdett, Ark, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Lonergan and daughter, Miss Mani
OF Mounds, Mrs Biggs and daugh
ter, Miss Bernice, Of Mound City
The young couple left at 2;3;
amidst a shower of rice, old shoe
/ and good wishes of their many
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
MOUND CITY

Miss Jessie Neadstine left last
evening for Rochester, Mimi, where
;he will spend the remainder of the
summer under the care of the Drs.
Mayo.
Miss Madeline Coulter who has
spent the past two months at st.
Petersburg, Fla. returned TO this
city yesterday where she will be the
guest of the aunt, Mrs. j. NJ. Bow
ers. She with her cousin, Miss
Iona Bowers. spent yesterday with
,er father, Ernest Coulter at Urban
dale.
Mrs. May Smith and daughter,
Miss Mary of Springfield, H., will
lrrive toady to be the guest of the
'ormer's sister, Mrs II. NJ. Smith
nd granddaughter. Miss Margaret
Nesbit.
Mrs. VIM. Biggs and daughter,
Mss Bernice attended the wedding
# Miss Anna Marie Grimes and
henry Washer in Cairo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lonergan of
POUNDS also attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hood enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. c. E, Richey.
laughter Miss Averil. Miss Cecil
,ichey (of Indianapolis) and John
Iartin with a three course luncheon
their home on Third and Poplar
treets last evening. After the
Incheon the party drove to Cairo in
Ir. Richey's machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hood of
afro spent last evening with Mr..
nd Mrs. w A. Dougherty.
Miss florence Reed is quite i'll at
he home of her parents, Mr. and
Hrs. Henry Reed of Upper Main
treet.
Miss Reed came home this week
rom Anna where she is an attend
| mt at the hospital.
Mrs. H. M. Smith is makign
numerous repairs and Improvements
n her residence on Third street
\mong the improvements will be a
arge colonial porch. Ernest Hoslel
It Mounds. has the contract.
Hiram Chittick of Olmstead was
the city yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
UNCLE SAM COLLECTION AG-
ENCY.

Tucson, Ariz.. July t6.---''We
pray you not to permit European
nations to make the United States
a collection agency to collect mon
eys advanced for the support of a
murderous government was the
petition wired President Wilson by
the Constitutional governor of Son
ora. He says Huerta is behind the
European governments, urging a
declaration of the attitude of the
United Statec toward Mexico
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
Form dancing Clnh.

Several prominent young society
men have been busy for the past few
days making preparations for a
dancing club which will give d
series Of open air dances during the
summer months. The cub which
has not decided upon an appropriate
name, Is having portable dancing
floor erected, which will be 50x2O
feet in size and viii be equipped
with canopy and electric lights.
The floor will be constructed of the
most choice hardwood for dancing,
which will be highly polished to per.
NIT perfect ease in dancing. The
floor which is being constructed at
Lansan's planning mill by Contractor
Harp wi be made so that ii may be
moved from one place to another.
The present members OF the club are
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
The Gems Three Acts.

The Davis Gledhill Trio will be
the star attraction at the Gen thea
ter beginning Thursday afternoon.
This performance is called MAN VS..
Motor" novelty motorcycle act
never before seen on the stage in
this city.
Helen Stuart and Fred Hall will
apear in smart songs and snappy
sayings, This couple is given good
words wherever appearing and will
please.
Mary Wade is the third attrac-
ton. She is character change ar
fist and singer who has been well
recommended
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
Diabetes
Simple Herb Quickly Relieves
This Dread Disease.

Diabetes has heretofore been CONSIDERED
incurable, and the only hope held out TO the
afflicted has been 10 prolong their years by
strict diet.
A plant recently discovered IN Mexico,
tlabetol Herp. has been found to he spe-
cifc IN the treatment of diabetes, quickly
reducing the sp cific gravity and sugar, re-
storing visor and building up the system
MS harmless vegetable remedy VIII re-
lieve the patient of his worst sy mptoms, In
the most aggravated cases, within week,
and TO prove 1t, we will natl the first Soc
package for DC with free booklet of special
values to the diabetlc. O. mt daing latest diet
lists and exclusive table oI food values, Civ
ing percentage of starch and sugar (carbohy
drateel in 80 different foods.
Tell your afflicted friends OF this offer and
send &c today for fuil-sized SOC packages
AMES CHEMICAL CO, Dept b}9-E Whit
new Point, n Y.
You can gel ptahetpi In Catso at Paul g.
Scfuh & Soifs at INC segutar price
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17
Excursion IN Cane Cirardea
Use II

The steamer 6. w. Robinson. one
{ the finest excursion boats on the
Iississ ppi river, will give an ex-
nrsion to Cape Girardeau Sunday,
aaving at 9 o'clock a. m, from the
cot OF Sixth street. A band will
urnish choice music and refresh
rents will be served, The Robinson
the boat that brings so many ex-
ursion parties from Cape Girar-
eau TO Cairo, and is large and
oomy It will be a hundred mile
tde for the price of 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-17

Miss Ruth Costley OF 225 Tenth
street and John Meyers eloped to
Mound City, Wednesday, July 9th
and were married by Judge Wall OF
that place. The story of the we'd
ding was kept in the dark until the
young couple allowed 1t to leak out
yesterday. Mr.. Meyers is of Evans
vile. H., but has been employed as
a jcweler liz w, f. Smiths store for
the past three years. Miss Costley
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c
M Costley OF Tenth street. The
young couple will reside with the
brides parents.