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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-12

The first civil service eligible ap,
pointed to position in the fire de,
partment Is Milton 8. Allison, whose
appointment as hoseman has been
confirmed by the commission. He
takes the place of John Kaea, who in
turn takes Joseph Mendiola's place as
driver, the latter being given a 15-day
leave of absence.
Relief Of the congestion in the city
schools is contemplated by the board
Of supervisors in a special appropfia-
ton recently set aside for school pur.
poses. The ways and means commit.
tee has recommended a tWo-room
school building at Kaneoha, d bunga-
low for domestic science at Kaaliu-
manu- and carpenter shop structure
in the vocational training department
at LiliuokalRni school
Harry II. Holt, former acting United
States marshal, and David K. Sher.
wood. deputy marshal, this morning
fled with the clerk Of the federal court
the accounts of the marshals office
for the period from July / to SepteA1-
Der 30. Both accounts were approved
by Judge Sanford B. Dole. Mr.. Sher.
wood viii leave shortly for the main
land on q vacation, while Mr.. Holt
viii become Identified with local le-
gal frna 81
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4 MEDICINE or MERIT

A proprietary medicine, Ike every.
thing else that comes before the pub.
lie. has to prove its merits. The
law of the survival of the fittest ap'
plies in this field as in others. The
reason for the tremendous success Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com;
pound is because it has been fulllI'
Ing a real human need for forty years,
SO that today thousands of American
women owe their health and happi,
ness to the marvellous power OF this
famous medicine, made from roots and
herbs natures remedy for wonan's
ills. advertisement.
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r. Okuto, japanese, was today
taken to the hospital suffering from a
series of burns. alleged to have been
inflicted by the explosion of a Kerosene
oil stove at E tenement house near
the corner of King and Lfliha streets.
The premises received slight damage.
The fire department was sent out on
false alarm at an early hour this
morning, a call coming from a box
near the corner Of King and Piikoi
streets.
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DAILY REMINDERS

For headgear Of fashion. particular
ladies win visit Milton & Parsons
Fort above Hotel street-Ady.
Lewis taxis, King ST. near Fort
The only white company with sober
and well-informed drivers. Tel. $500
ADV s~.@ "
Diamond La vallieres and pendants.
Pearl sautoirs with all diamond orna.
ments Dinner rings with calibre sap,
phires and diamonds. Wall & Dough,
erty,
The Matsonia tomorrow morning
will bring to Henry May & Co, Ltd:
fresh California fruit and vegetables
and Puritan creamery butter. Turn
the little disc to 1-2.7-1.-Adv.
The right spot in Hawaii to buy
clothes for men is the store where
Hart Shaffner & Marx suits are sold
-Silva's Toggery. 1t would be hard
indeed to name store where so much
satisfaction was assured in the buying
of new fall suit
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-12

Been too long on the train? Too
much jar and noise-giye you throb-
bling headache? Instant relief with
one wafer of Shac. Simple and ef-
fectiye.- advertisement. III
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NOTICE.

Accrued interest on Hilo r. r. Co.
bonds tboth issues1 sold on the Elk
change shall be charged from April /,
1914. Bonds must have attached the
Oct. fst coupon.
Latest SUGAR quotation: sc deg. test,
asp cents, or 5000 per ton.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family OF the late Mrs. Mary
Rawlins wish to express their thanks
for the sympathy ana flowers tender
ed by tIeir frieirls in their recent be-
|reayeufent ADV
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued By PRANK N. BARRERE
$50 Maunakea Street

Anthony Mccarthy, Honolulu .26
Julia d. Sa, Honolulu. %
Manuel g. Rogue, Honolulu. DO
Isabel Comes. Honolulu ........... 1S
Hisao Yasuda, Honolulu ....... 29
Taxa Yasuda, u. S. i. s.. %
Toiehi Matsumoto, Honolulu. :. .25
Sekiyo Matsumoto, U. S. |. S.....23
Seichu Arimoto, Honolulu 80
Haruno Sugita, q. s. /. Is
VIM. Silva, Hilo .................23
Virginia Cabral, Hilo .............. 10
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

The board of trustees Of the Library
of Hawaii will meet in the directors
room OF the Bank Of Hawaii tomorrow
afternoon at lis O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

Ten dollars reward for information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of the party or parties shooting birds
en- the Palolo Hill tract Report 20
A. f Cooke. 5982-2t
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Monday, October Il

MERCANTILE Bid Asked
Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd. It's -.
G. Brewer & Co. -. -.
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Daniel Tame e Battle Greek, Mich,
who Is said to be 100 years old, com.
mitted suicide When be found he could
not 90 to war With the Canadian con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-12

Sales Between Boards Waia1us
ss1k; % 0nomea S2K; so II. C. e s
Co. 1915: so Oahu Sug. Co. 1871; II
Honokaa 81. 145, so, As, so Olaa s
Session SalesA-10 fiaw. Pine. CO
33lk ! Is, Is, %, % Oiaa 81 10 H
C. & 8. Co. 3IH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16
grpfrhnr fir ;frnnenitimmrrdlt

SIM 9lmerican 15eater iono auI
Somtoa 4atnittag mieoer cine
8eriammlinig fir bic propaganda
0es 6rouenitimntredts itatt. 3uei
Spreter 8roi. 5reO Gorrop SLING
mo @oaar q. 5cott. beuusteH all
i6re Reoeaabc, nm Die 4rgrmcute
Dou SRI. 9roniou Oie in Guabo
ueulit gegen 6ranenitimmreht
iprnt si mioerlegeu.
9roi. sling ingte, OnB ole mooerue
5rou ourdl 9ilouug mo Gr5iebuug
Ourdnus eur Ibeilnahmc am politi.
idlen Seben beiuhigt iei. Die 5ruueil
bnben iih an ocn poiitiihen 5ragcn
mo oeu NaBnahmen gum &ortheil
DER Mlenihbeit mterciiirt. Gle ilno
nlio iiir Die meiie 8enubumg oes
Stimmjettels %porbereitet 8esbalb
ioa linen oolm uIio oas Stimmrett
u~orentbuItcn iperoenP Gas argu-
ment, OaB 0as Seim Der eiqentlide
@irtungsfreis Der 5rnt iei iunb
feline l3uitimmung bel Dem Brofei.
ior. Gr fam uidt eiuieben, OuB
0as glbgebcn Der Stimme Dem
Saushalt SdnOeu tblit.
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gus hem Stantr.

Sinroln. Stootstbierarst &iptn
parnt Ole 6armer Dor Der 5iitie'
rims NIT muffiaem sen. woonrdI
iriib5eitiae 8iirfe beruriadt mir
Den. Or ipar lettr Bodbe in Sum.
bol0t. mu CT cine Neihe OerariiaC
Sale 5t mterlndat hottie.
u. 8. 9iele. Der Yrdiioent ocs
Normal idlnlrntbS, Der ieiner5ett n,
gbomos bon Der aenrnep Shu.
lie nbiebte, lit IN Srubel peratben.
Die aobotaicn u. o. Globeim.
aearnep unO T. ). 4opIe, Sin.
coin. babrn i'm Auftraae BON @eor1c
8iitel BON 9earnep bel @onner.
iellr MoOrbeno geihiper0e gegen
SieIe eiusereidjt, Oab CT iein slmt
miBbrnufe 81 Gtnfdufen bel ieiner
eigenen 5irntd mir bic Stdntsan.
italten. lpas inn @iberiprut sit eli.
mem Stnntsaeiee iteht. gieIc 1T
init ". n. Sofimon in &orfon
i'm Robeleeihaft Dos Der RormoI.
in @apne biel Niobcl leIie.
iert bot.
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Wlnrftb,ridt
Sno.Crnnhn. fe. y

Siio-C mnba, rs. Ytari.
&iiopiebE3nfIbr 5000, &arfi
flaH bis Toe nieoriger.
Cute bis bette IS. $4,000
MitteImnBige bis quite $500
$50.
@epobnIiac biz mitteImabisc
81 25-S.00.
aii6e mo Sellers gute felt; an0e.
re iIau bis t0c niroriger.
Sltte big bette Seiiers S7.25-
.I75..
cute bis bette sn6c $6.6o-z.25.
$50.
@}ittcImdBlac bis CUTE $5.75-
6.65.
@eiu5bnIide Es mitteImasiqe
$425-5.75.
stoders mo 5eeoers felt bis
itart.
@alte bis bette s7.75-8.25.
@iitteImabi9e bis cute $725-
.7.75.
@epoGnIide bis mitteImaBipe
So. 50-7.25.
Stod aube nno Sellers $500
$50.
Stod adlber Sc. $1,000.
4alber SS.00-J.50.
9uucu $5.75-7.50.
Stnrctne-3ufubr 5000; @tarlt
flmi bis t0-t5c nieorigcr. 3urd.
ifnittspreis $8.40-8.5O; bo6iter
8reis $3.50.
Sdaie- 3ufnbr $1,000; @arft
ieit bis flau.
@anmer $7.40-7.80.
SdbrIinge $6. 5000.
@iooer S5.75-6.25.
Mlutteridnie So. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16
Sudjt Sran mrS sOdDttr.

Sin iDoblbobenoer iunaer 5nr.
mer. @arfielo Gnrriuaton BON Orb,
gtebr, iudlt ietne Is Sabre aIte
5rau, sSeiiie Gnrrmaton mo feline
fleine 3odlter @oloie nif Dem aaH.
SEN aontinatt lie Serihoaenen
.b%eiticgen am 13. DECEMBER III Orb
einen 6iienbabn3tla, INT uoh Wiel.
ior0. 9uunO1, 5ll rriien. UoieKbit
8erfp1note mobnpn. Sn Omaha
HnlBtea iie Den 3ul pehieIu. Der
9iom hnt geifreibmloen pom 5rul
imo aino ibrr Den g1njpn aontis
nent gelnnot Nie Ct iaat bat CT
Elm gIiidlifes ebeleben nit ieiner
Srau gefiibrt nuo 10 fam CT iidl
Den @run0 ibres GerihUinoens
uidt ertlnren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16
Dr.. (. HOIOYtChine[
1fiice 300 3amse GebanOc, 10.
nnO 6arnep 5trafe
G,egeaiber Dem Grpbrnm Sbeater.
Srlcphou SDnglas 143S.
Geiiofn5 240i 5aO Is. Strofe,
SeiepIDa SDuglas 1885.
2 pred tunoen
10 bis II llbr gormittags 2 bis
) ltfr 93ahmittngs.
Gmnba, Nebrasta.

Sd babe meiIie Office NIT oen
mooeruiten gorridtuugen fir eIet.
friih terapcutiidc 9ebauOIung
cils1eitdttet mo bin eingerihtet,
ipldle 9eiocn 81 6eAan0eln, tDelte
6ard 6ohitr0mige 4.StrabIen. Ill.
tr~d.oioletten 5trahlen uim. qlnitil
bcpinfluBt DeroeH. Sd bin in
mciller Giilcr ta9li6 BON tO-t2
ll6r Born. mo 2-5 llbr Rafm.
9Sermoqe meines &ontgen15trab
lqn : 4pparnts bin i'd in Der Gage,
zine forrette Giagnoiis 5u MAIDEN
mo oor3igllfe gilocr Der aRge.
Erlfenen ineren 9rgane auf8u.
Hebmen
Glpttri5itaf ais 6eIlmittei iii Der
m~00ernen meoi3iniiden Grdris
iUdd9t ron Gag 5u Gag, IND feline
irirfIide mooerne 3ottosoffice fam
o9nc oieieIbe iein. Gas @ebiet
0er Anpenonng Don GIeftri3itat
beIn SeiIgn lit mannigfaltig uno
aelDaltig, uno bic 8eiultate iiub
~rnaoerbar nro eritaunlif.
Er. 6 9Olopthiner.
M
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Arna 9healtr.

shas 5rehne, 90 @dr5t iritt DO.
banle Gilbert III Dem bmreiBeaoen
2 ~ttten0roma 5olO to Sbome" I'M
an19 Ebeaipr oid. Tie sdaa.
IpigIeriA bat ben gluf Der beoenteub.
iteu @hbneRtiinitlerin in Der iiiOi.
idjen Nluuoart. cyhre Gmitellungs.
priie fit 10 nniirfDahr, DAB bcr 3ii.
idianpr iid init fertgeriiien iiibIt.
81 Der STUNT Der 0limif iii lie
mniherireiilid. ioOoB Die airuile.
rim moimmer he ouitrat. oeH aroB.
zen geifnll aeerhtct Bat. gliht I'M.
ermnbnt onrf ihre grobe StImmbe.
qnbuna bleiben, ole itets eiae Guel.
le pirllihen @enmiies iir ieoen
Srpnlo 0es @eianges it, 90 lit.
liide Seelenlcben meiB Die Stint.
lrriH ME ieiu nnOerer w%Ieoer5u9c.
ben
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gan Oes ;yOntancllt outtl ~6tgonnen.

81 Seloen : Bred So. bot nit
Dem Ban pon Gm1ba groBten
SoteL Dem 6outaneQe SoteG, be-
gonnen. lie 6irmn leot bic Sun
01nlente nn0 Die luliaiiungsmon-
ern pier3ig SUB inter Dem Sci.
tenneg.
Tic Morlnortafellm I'M oes So
tells bat Die 6irnta Cumberland
Bros. iibernomme1l. Ser aoutraft
betrdat ungefdbr $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16


gdnaer als cine Stunof lda Der
zimmerman giiic Selaeion nab.
reno Der Somttua gladjt nebeu Den
@eleiien Der @iirtelliuic on -. um0
Burt Stroke. nadl0em linn ser cine
5ilB BON eiiem 9am5uae total alb.
aeiabreu ipur0en uar. Seine
e dmer5enSrnie fpuroet lUobl pom
@oritberae6enocH aelort. obcr in Der
imtcibeit iano man ibn niht. Crit
0er aou0ntipir 6. q. Nloore i1u0
Den llngliidlihen. Der 9lituer.
Init mar 10 groB. oab Die Aer3te
im ct. Soiepb's Soipital iein Htf.
tomnen besDeifeln.
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9oSr5aadlridtcn.

Serr mo 5rau Claus Sold,
1888 iio(. %. ape., betlasen Den
9erllit hires Sobnes Carl Sold,
Der Sanitaq nab 5.uodentlihem
2ei6en all Hbeumntismns un0 Gun.
qenent3itnoung geitorben iii. Der
0erihieSene miro auBer bon ben gI.
tern, bon 3ipei @riioern uno 8
betraaert. Die geerOi.
guug fono beute 9tnhnittag oiti
Sem 9aarel Sia 6rieobof itntt. Ser
t~rauernoeh 6amilie inter 8eileiol
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Eraaia6rsmuScn " nsiteanna.

Die Mebr8nbl Der Gmaba alein-
handler miro lid all Der in Gnlabo
in Der nit Nontaa. %. Mdr5, be-
g~innen0en 5riIbiabrslnoOeu auS-
itealng betbeiligeu. 3ie 2a0eu ino
iSetiter meroen beipn0ers geifmad-
noa ausgeidmiidt Deroen 3ie 0to.
DEN meroen oudl an lebenoen NO.
oclien ge5etgt Deroen.
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5Hr
EAlK[8QlElRLNHQl8
5asinnit trlrpbunirt Douglas PAP.
AnffurSrrnna

Gin 9rlocr 0es non SafieH 9e.
bHrtisen Sotmun star Siitridl
bittet aim Rahriht. ob oicler nod
ON Seaci lei. Gr ioa I'M Sabre
1908 $40 iiiolide H. StraBe ge.
mphllt babeH uu0 ieitber nidts
mcllr pom ihm pcrloltet bnben.
Tfr aorreiuonOeut Ocs Geutidcu
aomiulats,
pans GOier,
1890 gaUcnport StrnBe, Gelepbon
@arnep 4l35.
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8. ". Stnrges, YnteuiunpnIt 646
9ronbeis Ibenter gebalt6e. Eel.
Douglas 1869,
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3u Dermietben

3n Dermietben - Gin in ieoqr 8e.
5iebung mooernes, pradltig einge.
rittctes 3inmcr in idoniter Gage,
all einen g~ebiloeten Serrl. Qabercg
in 835 Silo. II. Str. VII
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EeIspbDa Coughs 494.
MatImee taglldg 2s15; AbcnSs S:i5.
MDDerneg &naSrDiaf.

eig &pd1e. g90p son, Sarrn
] &a4gi maa Sasd 9ogne, Gond
Mrnipr. Roberto. Aid Berger, &c.
1npiItrr SEE, gleIion Il 9~teliofL IND
sn scarf Cello, cine 6ilOlihc lie.
~ ritt Der 2seItereiguiiie.
sansEfeiies Mniiuee (alisgeaommpu
'apF mltnes unD Sonntogs) @onerie,
Gents; bette 5ise 25c.AbenSA
Eua 25e SOC uit0 75e,
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30pis geniadt aus niisgetnmmten
Sooren $3.50; ein Gel 2oden
frei. 3rad $. 81. sd, fG04-1305
@ q. 70. 8lbay Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16

Jeinite Vardl.J iObeln; Reeo. DtobeIn
anf geiiealng gemodt. Omaha
aef0 & Rattau 60, 119 9oro is
GtrnBe Eel. Douglas 2043.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16

GateHtaupalte
@iGnro GbOB, gntente, 1880 gitn
4ationnL gant Building, Gel
9nIer 1889.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16

92utllr, 6eutide Bidder un0 Belt.
idJriiten, belttifje @Iiidtpuni6tarten
fir ale 5eIegenbeiten BEL Gmsrb
e Neaclbg, t09 iiiOI. 10. strabe.
Cmabd, Rebr..
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AMRMHMEM IL MA5HMaMNMNNMMMRM

Qo0gc StraBp. 3. Stod. MabIsei.
trtu % Gents.
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@srlangt 2tealng ais gortar
ooer BARTENDER in Gma6a o0er
apBerbalb RaA5ufra8en umter q.
100, Smabu 4ribune.
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Baggage, 5radtgitsr, NGbeIn uno
ale anOeren qrtifeI ~beforOert
9otenjunglns gil alien Stunoen. In.
fer 9ienit Ger bette ii. ihneaIte all
nieprigiten Goten 8. ~. Z. .. Gil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16

gns prciswnrSiaite G1en BEL Better
Hump. 9eutife Slide, 1903
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NansbalIerin uerIanat.-@Ine tIIfti.

&c oeutfde @nusbdIterin alli elmer
fSarm IN Der 1obe BON 6nrfe1, g.
.. 6eI6ige Tam, ipenn fie nil, in
Ger 3G6e meiner sSnrm Sano ouf.
nebmen. Sin outer glob fir Die
geeignete 8eriou. 9iad5lifrogen in
Der Omaha Eribiine.
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R(allltl5irte an5eigen!

Sin IentidIer (nmperbeiratbet) Der
etpas 3immermnnnsarbeit per-
itebt, nber Der enaliifleu Sprad)e
md, nidt mddjtig lit. inft pom /.
8eihdftigmg in 0ieiem Sod
GpeHtnea aid anOere arbeitsitelle
erpinift. 8riefe ridtc an 81. g.,
Sribilne. M2t
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r5aHds cms4s

cmaba 4, =. su.r itaa ~. 1arj. 1911.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-16

sbonnirt auf Die aaglide aribnne.
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um. 9 mtbr @rfAu9 an !. 3anuar bBmHen waOn tome, wron mir in Der Gage L tn MM
gm58i9tm bMgn @rs Gmphu gu HMl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
WILSON LAWYERS
FILE AFfIDAV'TS
MAKING CHARGES
In Support Motion for New Trial
States Attorney Will File
Counter Charges.

AGiidayits were filed yesterday
morning in the circuit court ~
O'Shea and Hood in motion for q
new trial of VIII Wilson. the con-
victed murderer of Special Officer
Logan, charging that Frank Sebillc,
ono Of the Jurors had been permit
ted to absent hims If from the ether
Jurors two hours during the trial
If the case and that the jurors lad
1een allowed by the bailiffs who lad
The jury in charge, 10 so into Sc
bille's saloon, in utter disregard OF
the instructions of the court. There
were other charges in the affida
Wits.
Judge Butler gave States Attor-
ney Wilson until Friday next in
whcih TO prefer counter charges, at
which time the arguments will he
made By the attorneys,
There was no other business Of
the court disposed of with the cx-
ception of the grant ing divorce
to Retto Cunningham from John A.
Cunningham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
YOU CAN'T EARN MONEY
WHEN YOU'RE LAID UP

There a lot OF people in this town
who cannot afford TO be sick. Per-
haps none OF you feel that you can,
but certainly some of you can't. for
as soon as you are sick. your Wa ses
stOp and worry and debta begin 10
pile up. The sensible thing for you
td do. as soon a. you feel run down
and worn out. no matter what the
cause. is to take something Just as
quick as you can to build UP strength
and health. Make yourself more
comfortable and provide against
serious sickness.
eW don't believe there is any
other medicine made that will do as
much toward saving your health and
thas helping You save your money
as Reyall Olive oil Emulsion. II Is
medicine that gets right at tae
trouble and relieves il by torins
the nerves. enriohing the blood, and
| giving new strength and health 10
the whole body. 1t doesn't do this
by means of alcohols or habit-form-
ing drugs, because 1t contains none
Its strength and health-giving pow
er is due to pure Olive Oil and the
| Hypopnosphites, long endorsed b.
successful physicians, the one 10!
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real nerve, blood and bodybuilding
medicinal real strengthened tina
We are proud 10 tell you about. You
don't need TO hesitate in using il
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will ana satisfy you in every way
t will cost you nothing. If it does
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
|. C. SWITCHING
CHARGES S5i1O
BEGIN March 8
Increased Rate for Cars of Other
Roads Placed on Ohio
Street.

The Illinois Central railroad viii
on March 3 raise the switching
charges on Ohio street from So TO
s.. The charge heretofore So has
been the price for this service Is
considered by the road to be less
than the cost for the service. as II
is contended that il usually is sew
eral days before the car can be re
turned empty, and for each of thC
days the car is in the the possession
of the Illinois Central that road hi!
10 pay at the rate of As cents fol
the use OF the car. Agent Ladd say
the merchant will not have TO pal
this as the other roads have TO alb
sorb the amount in their freigh
charges.
Some years ago when tho city wa
abont TO order all cars off the leve
street, merchants along this stree
contcnaed that they would about n
soon 90 to the freight houses of III
different roads for their freight an
that rs far as they were concerne'
they would be satisfied if the car
were not placed on the street
Whether this is still the opinion o
the merchants and shippers has no
been stated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
CANCNAN KILLED
WHILE ON TRIAL
BY MAIN WITNESS
Murderer Simon Shot to Death
When Court Had Recessed
For Noon Hour.

st. Louis. March 2.--Westlcy
Red" Simon, on trial here for muir
der was shot and instantly killed,
during a recess Of the court before
which ne was being tried today.
Simon was shot by the principal
witness for the prosecution when he
was in a saloon.
Simon was placed on trial today
for the murder of Emmett Powell in
gang fued, nearly a year ago.
The sheriff had feared an attack
on Simon today would be made and
when court met, special officers
were on hand to prevent discard.
When the court recessed for
luncheon, Simon went TO a saloon
less than two blocks away. -Four of-
! ficers who had hecn In court guard
ing him waited on street conner
/ for his return.
| James Mooney, owner OF the sa.
| loon and Simon and Henry Zane, Z
bartender, principal witness for tht
prosecution. entered the saloon to
gether and drank. Later they walk
cd toward the door and converse
in low tones by the cigar counter.
A few minutes later Fang sho
Simon twice in the stomach. thef
| left the saloon and walked TO tht
police station and handed the re
yolver to the officer at the desk say
ing; ~ had some trouble nit,
Red" Simon, aud | thought I "a,
better come over"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
KIDNEYS KEEP
BLADDER WEAK
Take Salts to flush Kidneys an
neutralize irritating
Acids.

kidney and Bladder weakness re
suit from uric acid, says a noted au
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass 1t on to TIL
bladder, where it often remains &c
irritate and inflame, causing OurA
ing, scalding sensation, or settin'
Iup an irritation at the neck OF thc
bladder, obliging you to seek rCilc'
two or three times during the night
The sufferer is in constant dread
the water passes sometimes wit
scaldins sensation and is very pro
fuse again, there is difficulty il
avoiding it.
Bladder weakness most folks cal
it, because they can't control urina
tioin. While it is extremely annoy.
ing ana sometimes very painful, thi.
is really one of the most simple al.
ments to overcome. Get about foul
ounces of Jad Salts from your phar
macist and take a tablespoonful in {
glass of water before breakfast, coh,
tinuc this for ITO or three days. Thi'
| will n2utralzc the acids in t.
urine SO it no longer is a source .
! irritation to the bladder and urinary
organs which then act normally
| again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is fade from the acid of grape
land lemon juice, combined witt
lithia, and is used by thousands 0
folks who are subjected to urinary
! disorders caused by uric acid 'lrri
tation. Jad Salts is splendid TO
kidneys and causes no bad effect
whatever.
Here YOU have a pleasant, efferve
scent lithia-water drink, whicl
quickly relieves bladder trouble.
| ADJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-03
STORMS WREAk
TERRIBLE TOLL
IN CALIFORNIA
Concluded from Page One.)

which poured down about them. The
water could he heard for miles rs t
rushed down the mountain sides in
to the valley.
"Whiic | was In Los Angeles at
Second and South Spring streets
saw water pouring into stores while
the streets were covered with water
from one to several feet in depth.
Sadie up on desert with Mil
dred-no way of hearing from them
since last Tuesday as they, too, are
cut Off by the destruction Of the
railroad and telegraph as well as
auto road"
The rest of the letter is devoted
to personal matters relative to busi-
ness affairs.