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The Denver star., 1913-06-14
BETHLEHEM sApr,s4 CHURCH.


Order OF services for Sunday. June
18th:
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. Les
son: Jacob Before Pharaoh" Scrip
ture. Genesis 46:2S, 47:12. 1881.
1900 a. m.-Preaching. Subject:
"Wonderful Kingdom" Scripture,
Daniel Alb.
700 p. m-B. Y. p. U.-Topic:
"Favorite Verses In the Proverbs" !"
Proverbs 4:10-27. Leader, Mr.. w. NJ.
Smith.
500 p. m.-Preachlng. Subject:
Message Of John Pointed Out. Christ
Sins OF the World Borne Away
Scripture, John 1929.
We are very thankful to our many
friends that are Offering their serv-
ices to assist us in our effort to raise
money for the rally on the first Sun
day in July. We are Offering fine
opportunity to persons that are seek
ing place to do church work in a
home-like church where you can feel
at home and develop your spiritual
growth. II you attend one OF our
prayer meeting services you will
want to come again. Strangers are
cordially invited. Take Stout or
Lawrence cars to Lafayette street.
The Denver star., 1913-06-14
SCOTT NJ. e. CHURCH.
003 e. 26th Ave.

Preaching, IL n. m. and s p. m
Those who attend are made welcome
and they will be favored with the sim
pie gospel of Jesus Christ.
Last Sunday we were thrilled with
Joy to hear at the morning service the
power. OF Christ 10 save. and at the
evening service. His willingness 10
pardon everyone who returns to Him
Surely our pastor was at himself.
Sunday school, 12:3 80. Teachers and
scholars are asked to be on time. Mr..
G. G. Ross. superintendent.
Epworth League, 6: 80 p. m. Mem.
bers and friends are asked to be pres
ent and on time. that they may par
ticipate In the subject.
Prof. q. H. Lightner. president.
All companies are requested to re
port on the fourth Sunday, each cap
tain and his lieutenant. with their sol
dfers. to report together at the scrim.
mage. that when over success may at
tain. Friends and all are welcome.
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CAMPBELL CHAPEL, A. M. z.
CHURCH.
Corner Twenty-third and Lawrspss
Streets. Rev. II. Franklin Bray,
o. D., Pastor.


Services tomorrow as follows.f
9:45, Sabbath School. Miss Ethel
Fitchue, Superintendent.
Preaching at 1900 a. m. by Pre-
siding Elder A. M. Ward.
300 p. M, preaching by Rev. 9. L.
Deas, pastor of Scott Chapel M. b.
church. Sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
GAS, Allen League, D. D. Howard.
President.
7:45, preaching by Rev. A. Wayman
Ward, who will arrive today from
Wilberforce, Ohio. This is our third
quarterly meeting and the public -
invited to attend and enjoy the serv-
ices.
A drama entitled Little Folks
Work." will be given by Mrs. Tucker
at the church on Thursday even1ng,
June 26th. A treat in store for every
body.
The church was crowded to pay =
fitting tribute of respect to the mem-
ory OF Mrs. Laura johnson last 0pne
day at 300 p. m. The entire funer9l
services were very impressive.
pillar Is removed from Campoel.
Peace to her ashes.
Don't miss the wedding Of Mr.. CIR
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SHORTER CHAPEL.
Rev. r. L. Pope, Pastor,
220 23rd St

The order -ef service nt Shorter
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows:
1000 a. M, Sunday School. Lesson .
Jacob Before Pharoah," Gen. 46:2S,
47:12, 1881.
1900 a. M, sermon on New Val
ues," by the pastor.
200 p. M. Children's Day service
will be held under the auspices of
the Sunday School. Mrs. o. w. Glenn,
superintendent.
800 p. m, our congregation will af-
fliate in the quarterly meeting at
Campbell Chapel.
GAS p. M, Allen C. E. League.
Topic: ''Favurite Verses in Prov
cribs" Prov. 4:10.27.
500 p. m, sermon. Subject. Ser
mon on Marriage. When to Marry?
Whom to Marry? And How to Stay
Married." by the pastor
Our spring campaign closes on the
fourth Sunday and it is earnestly
hoped that every member of our con-
gregation will contribute his quota, to
its success The bi-weekly install
ment reported last Sabbath was $235.
Brother James d. Oglesby was the
recipient of the rite of Holy Baptism
at the morning service last Sabbath.
Brother Lee Thomas, 4124 East
Seventeenth avenue, having professed
saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ,
was received into the church by the
pastor.
The trolley which was to have
been had Tuesday the 10th. on &C
count of GOODNESS of weather was
postponed till Monday evening. June
10th. Cars will leave Cleveland
Place and Twenty-third street. at
$50.
We desire to call attention OF the
public to the following closing enter
tainments in interest OF our spring
campaign: Tuesday evening. June
18th. the Bachelors Sale by Clubs II
and SO, Mesdames Norris and Turner,
captains; Wednesday evening, June
18th. the Millinery Contest "a beuut+
full lady's hat will be given away. by
Mrs. Esther Morris club; and Thurs
day evening. June 26th. Gold and
Silver Entertainment by four Clubs.
All of these will be entertainments
which will entertain. Don't miss
them.
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NOTES OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH.

The visit of DR.. Mcdonald of St
Paul, secretary of the National Bap-
tist Convention, was a very greaJ
blessing to our congregation. His
sermon Sunday morning was delight
and a Joy; the congregation was re-
freshed by baptism of tears. Five
persons were added to the church.
The stereopticon service SUNDAY
evening was delightful success. The
subject was Joseph and His .Breth-
rep." A splendid audience was in at
tendance and greatly enjoyed the lee
ture. The subject for this SaSday
evening is THE Parable of the Great
Supper" The popular songs, Jesus
Lover of My Soul" and Safe in the
Arms of Jesus" will be ILLUSTRATED by
stereopticon views. Everyone is wei
come.
The Mems Bible class, together
with Mrs. Over, arranged a very en-
joyable birthday surprise party for the
pastor ut the close of the lesson last
Tuesday evening. The pastor more
than appreciates such courtesies and
is under a weight of responsibility fol
such kindly response of his friends.
!, The Baptist state meeting Will con
vene at Colorado Springs next We'd
nesday, where a number of Zion york
ers will be in attendance.
The Mems Bible class is preparing
special programme to close the sea
sons work on the nrst day OF July
Fuller announcement will be published
later and it is hoped that all the mer
of the community will endeayor TO be
present.
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Church News

tbs Harris and Miss Vera Ward at
the church Thursday evening, Every
body is going and you Will have to
be there early If you want seat-Ad
The Pastors Aid had large crowd
and splendid time in their enter
tainment at the parsonage, last Tues
day evening.
The program rendered by the chill
dren last Sabbath evening was such
as would do credit to any people and
on any occasion. Miss Fitchue and
the teachers deserve the hearty COM
mendation of church and community.
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or.okiyn Club. Honor Mrs. r.lb,,

Under the auspices Of the Dorcas
Home Missionary society and the VA
rious clubs belonging to the Empire
State Federation Of Women's Clubs OF
New York magnificent reception was
tendered Mrs. Mary Tnlbert Of Buffn
10, president Of the federation. At the
Concord Baptist church. in Brooklyn.
sn Wednesday evening. June 4. Plans
tor the coming annual meeting Of the
sentrAl osganisatton were discussed.
one large front room Tor rent, mod
err house. private family. on two car
wife. 3406 Humboldt street. York
1881.
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knlshts Of pythias to Hold Nee,

NhI6htS o. Pytn'at % Hold Ms0v'nv.
The vnrious lodges Of tho grand
lodge Knights Of Pythias of Virginia
have selected their delegates and com
pleted other arrangements for attend.
ing the annual convention of the grand
lodge to be held in Newport News, Va.
beginning on Tuesday. June n. and
closing on Friday. tile 20th. The en-
campment Of the order this year will
be very large. Companies from staun.
ton, Lynchburg. Danville. Petersburg.
Richmond. Charlottesville. Norfolk
Portsmouth and other pnrts OF the
state have already registered for the
event. The big parade will be held on
Wednesday, June 10.
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Mrs. Tunblin is quite sick.

Mrs. Tumblin is quite sick.
Mr.. Hatwood was out Sunday, much
improved.
Mr.. AL. Williams is not doing SO
we'll at this writing.
Keep in mind the baby contes. at
Central church, June IL, also the
Eagles Nest" play composed by
Mrs. Hattie Hickman.-Adv.
Where will the Nazarene Cantata
be? Central, June is. Come ana
hear for yourself. Do not forget that
the MEMS Progressive Club is work
ing.
The Denver star., 1913-06-14

Young Ward is a favo ite in
the community, and dnring
his stay will take active part
in the Y. M. C. A. work. He
will occupy the pul lpit t
Campbell M. E. church Sun
day night.
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Theological Student
Returns

We welcome again the re :
turn of A. Wayman Ward,
who will arrive Sunday morn
ing from Wilberforce College
The Denver star., 1913-06-14
CHURCH OF THE HOLY
REDEEMER,

a. M, celebration of the Holy
Eucharist. 9:45 a. M, Sunday School.
II a. ms Choral Solemn Eucharist
with sermon. Subject, present Day
Sufferings and Future Glory Com
pared" p. M, Choral Solemn Yes
pers with sermon. Subject, The IN
evitable result of the blind leading the
blind"
A special meeting of the Women's
Guild is convened for Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
Friday evening, 8 o'clock, Litany
and choir rehearsal.
The Denver star., 1913-06-14
CENTRAL BAPTieT CHURCH.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor,
3of2 Marion st.

Jacob Before Pharaoh" Gen. as:
%. 47:12. 2S-31.
Morning sermon, Psalms 133:1st.
Evening sermon, Psalms 127:1st-
p. Y. P. U. meeting at ZOO n.
"Favorite Verses in Proverbs" Prov
4:10-27 verses.
The Grand Rally at Central Baptist
church June was success. Amount
raised 1328.42. Note the names OF
The Denver star., 1913-06-14

I0l0I - - ~c@os-s
Rev. A. e. Reynolds, Rev. D. B..
over. Rev. r. L. Pope and Rev. p. H.
Mcdonald, secretary Of the National
Baptist convention, helped the cap
tains grandly to rally their forces.
Rev. Mcdonald gave some very en-
couragfng remarks to the church We
take delight In saying to the brother
pastors we appreciate your hearty CO
operation and when the time comes
Tor us to respond, Central ana the
Dastor viii show their hearty coop.
GRAFTON by. giving in the name OF
Christ Jesus. B,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
NEW REFRIGERATOR
COUNTER INSTALLED
Joseph Haubert Has Appliance Which
Meets with Provisions Of All
Food and Sanitary Lave.


Joseph Haubert, the reliable butch
er, has installed a new refrigerating
counter at his meat market, TOO Main
street. The counter extends across
the front of the store and is made to
comply with all pure food and sani-
tary regul atoms both OF the state
and of the federal laws Mr.. Hauhert's
shop has always complied with the
laws in this regard, and this counter
is another instance OF his progress
/ siveness.
/ The counter has place for the
coils at the bottom OF the case, and
the meats are displayed under glass
on shelves above the rsfrigeratin !,
part The entire counter is finished
in enamel and porcelain. and IS OF
\ sautiful workmanship and material
4 The Haubert establishment carries
only the best of meats and poultry
and with this latest appliance which
is used by high class butchers in al
Of the big cities. Is as well equipped
as any OF the shops in thu larga .
centers. 1t Is Keokuk institution
up to date and progressive. -Adver
tisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
CITY NEWS.
Ssh .rwood sells auto robes.
Let Ewers Mccarthy Co. help yo'

-Sh .rwood sells auto robes.
Let Ewers Mccarthy Co. help you
shop.
Fresh fish at Keokuk Market &
Produce Co., 1900 Main. Phone 90.
Welsh rarebit, dairy farm, Give
pimiento, devileG and lunch cheese
Immegart's,
DO not fail to hear the Edison
concert tonight. 7:30 o'clock at The
Edison shop, 512 Main.
1t is remark lble how quickly
time passes-have you bought those
Christmas presents?
LOIS OF time ard mon is spent
for holiday presents. Take a little
time TO wrap them properly.
Edison concert tonight at 1880
o'clock at the Edison shop, o12 Ma n.
The public is invited TO attend
We have Just the things you need
for Chrlstmas-neckwear. travelling
bags anG bath robes. Jo-es, the hat
ter.
Electric dsv.ces OF all kinds
King Plumbing Co
See the big cheese. the largest
ever brought to KeolSrk at C. j. Car 8
the grocer. $40 Main street. Have a
piece OF cheese from the big cheese.
Fort Ma Olson bridge recor s show
that 724 boats passed throush the
draw there this last season. One hun
dred and six barges and fourteen rats
also were recorded by the bridge en-
gineers. This years record Is below
that Of 1912, when S41 boats went
through the draw.
"A reading lamp will mike very
suitable gift. King Plumbing Co
IT. j. Manlay will go to Oakda' e
this evening and &C -ompanv Mrs.
Marley to this city. Mrs. Marie has
been at the SAINT lrium for the past
four months and will return in her
usual good health which will be pleas
ing news to her many friends.
Christmas shopping is pleasure
at Fwers Mccarthy Co.'S.
Christmas shopping has incr sas
ed very percept.bly since the cooler
weather arrived and the merchants
are busy. The merchandise is OF ar
exceptionally fine kind and large va
riety this season, and removes al
necessity from going to Chicago Oh
st. Louis to trade
Ewers Mccarthy Co, the store O
the Christmas spirit
The holding Of the north roat
train on the 18th and the 22nd unit
| $50 is due to the courtesy Of the G.
Il B. & @. This service will help yer,
materially in permitting the patron
Of the north road TO come to KeoknE
on the 18th and the 22nd and havr
tplentv of time to trade or transa
any business that needs their att r
ton
See our electric reading lamp
before buying. King Plumbing Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

Just a few more days until tn 2
record for 1912 is made Keokuk has
progressed during the year and will
make further progress during 1914.
There is nothing discouraging about
keokuk's future.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01

t Columbus. Ohio. by their son
Hugh.
Ben Blum. DR.. H. c. Rice and
George Trammel attended the 5a .''
game at Cairo yesterday afternoon
Little Miss Marie Stout is quite III
At the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Stout. on First street
Mrs Edward Childs was a Cairo
visitor yesterday afternoon.
G. f. Hamilton will return today
Tor a business trip through Pulaski
and Alexander counties.
Miss Mabel Lewis spent sunday
With her grandparents at Alto Pass.
Mrs. William Ashbaugh and Miss
Mary overstreet were Cairo visitors
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Mon of Cairo spent
Sunday evening with her aunt, Mrs.
&. d. Stophlet. OF First street.
j f. Harmed, Robert Arnold and
". A. Dougherty were Ca0ro visitors
sunday afternoon.
Thomas Armstrong spent Sunday
With relatives in Cairo.
Ray Qonnel of Mounds was in
he city on business yesterday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01

A tiny pimple spreads TO the side OF
the face and often covers the cheek
and bridge of the nose. 1t is very de
struetive to the glands of the skin. n,
external treatments will overcome II
as the cause of lupus is from impuritie.
in the blood supply. The only known
method of cure is to get the blood sup
ply under the control of S. 5. S, III
famous blood specific. It's action
quite remarkable and has direct iniiu
enee upon the network of small Sivo
vessels and glands in the skin.
From the fact that 5. 5. 5. is purel
a botanical preparation. il is accepte
nv the weakest stomach and has grea
tonic influence in all the digestive OF
gans. Ii is certainly a wonderful bloc
medicine, and is prepared direct froi
native materials gathered by the eA
merits of the famous Swift Laboratory
Not one drop of minerals or drugs
rs ed in its preparation. Ask for $. ).
and insist upon having it, And " We
desire skillful advice and counsel upc
any matter concerning the blood ar
SKIN. write to the Medical Department
The Swift Specific Co. 1888 Swift Labs
ratory. Atlanta. Ga. Do not allow som
Jealous clerk to iarrup the atmosphere
in eloouence over something 'Just
good" as s. S S. Beware OF all subsu
tutes. 5. S. s is what you need
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
lATIONS TAKING
STEPS TO CRUSH
OUT DRUG HABIT

Washington. June 30-With the
purpose of taking the last step neces-
AIRY to crush out the international
ranic in smoking opium, cocaine
md other noXious and habit-forming
irugs, representatives of nearly all
The nations OF the world will gather
1t The Hague next Tuesday to con-
nue the international conference
which adjourned in that capital Jan
nary %. 1912.
The purpose OF the present gath
ring is to ascertain whether a suffi-
lent number of Powers will join in
ratifying the international conven-
ton looking to the suppression of
the opium traffic. drafted by that
conference, to insure its successful
operation.
Opium long has been a cause Of
serious international conflict, China
and Great Britain having gone to
war on the subject in 1870, when
the opium war finally resulted in
the cession Of Hongkong to Great
Britain.
The recent movement for the sup
preston of the trade in habit-form-
ing drugs is American in origin
There Are twelve Powers party to
the Observation-Disclosures, china,
France, Germany Great Britain,
italy Japan, the Netherlands, Por-
tugal, Russia, Siam and Persia.
1t was pointed out that it would
be useless Tor these countries, the
largest producers and users to
agree to radical measures tor the
international control OF habit drugs
50 long as it was open to the citizens
If states not represented at the con
terence to continue or take up the
production and traffic.
The Government of the Neither
lands and the United States Govern
nent have been earnestly addressing
themselves to the task of securing
he adherence OF the outside powers
with such success that but two, Tur-
key and Peru, are now holding out
As Turkish opium is of the high
st grade, and used altogether for
medicinal purposes, it is practically
certain that Turkey will adhere to
he convention when it can be shown
that it's trade would not be injured
by the treaty.
Peru has been reluctant to join be-
cause of the serious loss that would
result from the destruction Of the
present profitable trade in cocoa,
from which cocaine Is extracted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
MOUND CITY

Rev NJ D. Baker performed two
wedding ceremonies Sunday after
noon in the office OF the deputy
county clerk, Miss Anna Williams
AT 1880 o'clock Miss Ida Ray and
Oscar Whitlow, both of Oscar, Ky,
were married and at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Clara NJ. Graham aud L. e.
Williams, both of Paducah, were
married. There are others who
would be-"
Charles Vaughan, a thirteen-year-
old negro boy, was drowned in the
Ohio river, opposite the Polk Pre-
serving Co.'S plant, yesterday after
noon while out swimming with a
party Of boys. The body was recov-
cred by a young white boy.
The Baptist church has begun a
series of revival meetings in a tent
on Pearl street just south of the
Congregations church. The meet
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01

iEgs win be conducted by Rev, j. Fl
Tennick Of Jonesboro, who has til
assistance of singer, j. F. Corzins
of Anna and an organist, Miss Fran
ees Lyerly of Jonesboro. The ser
vices began last evening.
| The government has ADVERTISED
for bids for the major part of tn
levee construction. Specification
can be seen at the post office an6
plans can be seen at the office of tho
city engineer or the office of tht
mayor. Blanks may be gotten from
room 405 Custom House, Cincinnati
The bids will be opened July 25.
II. Y. Ledwig, assistant State
Superintendent of schools of Spring
field. who has charge of making the
annual reports, addressed a meeting
| Of the township treasurers of Pulas-
XII county at the court house yester-
day afternoon. The following
tTeasurers We're present: A. Four
ME of Grand Chain, w. j. Rhymer
of Ullin, H. Calvin of Olmstead, +
H. Rife of Pulaski and w T. Jack
ard of this city, Mrs Fannie Hack
er, County Superintendent, of Cairo
was visitor. The meeting was I'M
der the direction of County Superin
/ tendeut Miss May Hawkins
Rev. and Mrs. Allan Ferret Of
Mounds and their guest, Mrs r
| Jackson of Cotterville, and Mr.. J
w. Lewis of this city were Cairo Wis
itors yesterday afternoon.
John Armstrong left yesterday TO,
Cotteryille, where he will spend 8
few days.
Harry Perkins and Roy Yanki,
were Cairo visitors yesterday even
fnc.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. B. Baker an
son William will leave today foI
Philadelphia, where they will spenC
three weeks. They will be JOINED
at Effingham by their son Earl am
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01

Dandrufr is nothing but scalp eczema.
and that's why zEMo stops dandruf abb
solutely.
For the terrible raw, fiery eczema
that drives you Wild keeps you awake
nearly all night-for rash. prickly
heat and all infiamed. REDEEMED skin
on babies or grown-ups, for itching
piles. salt rheum. for rawness after
shaving. for any and all sores, ZEMO
is q revelation.
ZEMO is not a greasy ointment or
paste, but n clean. antiseptic solution
applied to the skin. Try 4 bottle to-
day--end your torture.
"ZEMO win cure any case of eczema
IL used according to directions" DR.
G.. III. Johnson, Quannah. Texas.
Druggists everywhere sell ZEMO at
CSC q sealed bottle, or sent on receipt
OF price by L. w. Rose Medicine Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
Lemo is sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere and In Cairo
by p. G. Schulz & Sons Harry w.
Schulz Drug Company and Henckels
Drug Store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
Fight at Saloniki.

Sofia, June 30,---More fighting oc-
cured today between the Greek and
Bulgarian troops east of Saloniki.
According TO the Bulgarian account
the Greeks were driven off after they
burned a village and tried to cut the
Bulgarian communications.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
PADUCAH BANKS
ENGAGE IN CUT
OF NEAT Melon

Paducah, June so Paducah
banks today held the semi-annual
meetings of directors and declared
the usual semi-annual dividends.
Not a single bank failed to declare
the dividend The banks have en-
joyed a prosperous half-year, and ac-
.e0rding to the prospects business
will be much heavier during the lat
ter half Of the year. The Citizens
Savings Bank will hold the annual
election Of the directors on July II
at a meeting of the stockholders. All
of the other banks hold the annual
election of directors in January.
Directors Of the City National
bank met this morning and declared
the usual dividend of per cent.
At the Citizens Savings bank the
directors met this morning and de-
clared the usual semi-annual diyi-
dend of A per cent.
Directors of the First National
bank met this morning at O'Clock
and declared the usual semi-annual
dividend of s per cent.
Directors of the Mechanics Trust
and Savings bank held the semi-an-
nual meeting of the directors this
afternoon and the usual semi-annual
dividend Of per cent was declared
The directors of the Paducah
Banking company met this after
noon and the usual semi-annual div
idend Of per cent was declared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
THERE IS HAIR BEAUTY AND LUNUR-
lance IN EVERY BOTTLE Of HERPICID[

Did you ever have a dealer Offer
you large bottle OF something and
tell you 1t was better remedy for
the hair than Newbros Herpicidee
and cheaper because in larger
bottle?
What? cerainly we knew you
had. Many other people have. too.
What would you say to that same
dealer were ne to tell you that a
silver dollar was worth more than a
FIVE dollar gold piece because it is
larger
Such an attempt being a reflection
upon your good sensee you would
probably say some rather pointed
things to him. You would be justi-
fed Your self respect would de
mand it.
Well, there are just as many
good reasons for the difference in
size between the silver dollar ana
the five dollar gold piece.
The truth is that the larger bot
tie isn't half large enough.
There is more virtue in half
pint of Newbro's Herplefde than in
gallon OF some of the so-ealled
hair preparations.
There is a dollars worth of re-
suits in the bottle Of Herpicide, but
do you know what is in the other?
No? Then why buy it? Your
judgment, intelligence and the ex-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-01
Servia Excited.

Belgrade, June 80. - Bulgarians
this morning opened the attack on
the Servisa troops along the whole
line in Macedonia, according to dis
patches from Servian headquarters
The publication of the news created
intense excitement at the Servian
capital