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,THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1908.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25
1 TUESDAY, (AUGUST 25
v. - 1
THE ARCADE
PROGRAM Reel No. 2.
The Sensational Sheath Gown
and
The Water Sprite
Read Opposite Side.
PROG RAMReel No I.
A PROSPECTIVE HEIR
and
THE CURSE OF DRINK
See Other Side.
THE HOUSE WITH QUALITY AND QUANTITY
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ALL THE TIME BIG DOUBLE BILLS TWO KEELS OF PICTURES.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
5C A D fVl I S S I O IM 5c
NEVER MORE! NEVER LESS!
lfSataaaaeeaeaaS'e.ft
!? ?M Mf MM t a a a
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Cairo Opera House
Open for Summer 8eaion.
MOVING PICTURES
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
BUSY ALL THE TIME
Afternoon and Evenirg
2i30 to 5i30 7j30 lu 10s30
Matinee and Night
PATHE THEATRE I
' S'S Eljbth Street
MOVING PICTURES
PKOuKAM CMANUED DAILV
Matins Jk Tonight
tts Mt sUJrualif Vllik la tht World
S it all oJ Urn, tlrof rls 4.4 gU. Ji
Casper Yelingmejer & Co
; House Movers and
General Wrecking Contractors.
206 Commercial Ave.
STICKING TO A CONTRACT
is one of our good points. We
da not repudiate figures on esti
mates, and we follow every de
tail closely. We do only work
"of the very, highest class, and
we charge only reasonable prices
for first class woik. We find
that this policy pays us. You'll
find it will pay you to have us
do your work.
HallidayRittenhouseCo
. 616 Commercial Ave.
RACES
Trl-Clty Park very Thursday
a ad Saturday 130 o'c lock.
WAtfll V..l tfWMTtU.
In Saxony practically all of the live
Btock Is stall fed 300 days of the year,
and the largest portion the full 363
days.
No' Horses on Bolivian Farms.
No horses are to be seen oil the
farms in Bolivia, bullocks or oxen be
ing uuivers-Uy employed.
Why Suffer
With Headache,
.. Biliousness,
Constipation or
Malaria Troubles?
Bond's Liver Pills
Will Relieve You
Ail DruifiiUts 25c
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SOCIAL AND
I Jehu Eil ward Bucher, sun of Mr.
a uI Mrs. Carl Burlier. .Ir., was chris
tened Sunday nioruinj; at St. Joseph'.-
church, the Rev. Fr. Janus Gille'i
officiating. Mr. Stephen O'l.otighlin
anil Miss Mary Bucher were tht
sponsors.
i Christenings.
Lillian Cord well Hodges, little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. )
Hodges was christened Sunday at St.
Patrick's chinch, hy Rev. Fr. .lames
Downey. Mr. Clemens Hlom and
Miss Helen Jones were the sponsor.
Meeting is Called.
A meeting of the ladies of the va
iotis churches who will give a lawn
fete for the benefit of St. Mary's In
firmary Thursday evening. Aug, 27,
at the Infirmary, will he held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock to make ar
! rangements for the affair. Much in
terest is being manifested in the pro
j; (.:.
Fads and Fancies of Dame Fashion.
The black gown Increases in popu
larity. Linen has given way before taffeta
in tii-rasols.
Ild fashioned posies deck some of
the newest hats.
Hats of large pproportion are still
in the majority.
Th" sunbonnet has a vogue at Brit
ish watering places.
All kinds of net are in high favi r
for dancing gowns.
Nearly every white linen dress
shows a touch of hive.
The Eton collar Is in the ascend
ancy for the warm weather.
For geenral wear the green parasol
his eclipsed all others.
Newest parasol handles are of
maple, bamboo and furzewood.
Rail headed hair pins are thrust in
to nearly every coiffure.
Checks and plaids will come agai i
with the autumn materials.
The merry widow hat has had a re
markably long vogue in Paris.
French women of fashion no linger
wear gloves at evening aiTalrs.
It is predicted that crepe de chine
will soon come Into high favor.
The Empire tendency is shown in
nearly all the waistline arrangements.
Iilacy liberty is more used for the
draped grldles than any other ma
terial. The beloved jumper style is In dan-ge-
of consignment to fashion's junk
pile.
A pastel pink straw hat Is inter
woven with brown braid with excel-le-it
effect.
A clever little touch of black is to
he seen on many hats and frocks.
Javelle water, if carefully applied,
may be used to remove stains from
lact s.
Persian embroidery, outlined with
soutache, is an elegant and distinr
time trimming.
Handkerchiefs with a grav back
ground, decorated with white em
broidey, ar much seen.
Felt hats with moderate crowns and
wld? rolling brims are shown for wear
at mountains and shore.
A novel bracelet is of antique fili
gree, gold or .silver, hrnad where the
.Mil. , tiiKi'.ire Thi. wt.ttin- I'll'llK- W.l,lin
of Jtele.
, A. P.otto is at Creal Springs spend
ing a few weeks.
Dr. X. O. Greer has returned from
a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. John Stuart has returned from
a visit with friends in Chicago.
Mdss Xelle Hall lias returned from
a visit to Xew York and other po'nrs
in the Kast.
Misses Jessie and Xettie Perce of
Center street are visiting relatives at
De Soto, Mo.
Miss Blanche Schlosser of Eighth
street, went to Anna yesterday to
attend the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Wing and
children have returned from a visit at
Cassopolis, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Candee have
leturned from Cape May. X. J.. and
other points east.
C. B. Dewey is spending this week
at Anna with his family who are vis
iting friends there.
Miss liura De Baun has returned
Irom-a visit at De Soto and other
IKiInts in Missouri.
Miss Alice Thomas, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Waldscniidt of Park avenue, has re-
PERSON AL
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to her home ill Ijidiannpoli.-
Mr. and Mrs. George Yocum hav
returned from Ih-nv
they visited friends.
Colo., where
Mrs. N. J. Kii henli rger of High
land avenue, has returned from a s
jottrn nt Creal Springs.
Mrs. Julia Davis of 211 -a Sixth
strict has returned from a visit to
her sister in Detroit. Mich,
Mrs. Thomas Howley of I'pper Wal
nut street has returned from a vi-dt
with friends at Kvausville, lad.
Mrs. N'. Cantwell and Mrs. llefi,
Joins left yesterday for Lifiisville.
Ky., where they will visit friends.
Miss Alice Morse of Sjraniore
street, will leave Thursdav for Ma
r.ssa, wiu-re stie wiil is:t iriends.
H. Hebsacker and daughter. Mi-s
Emma, arrived in New York Sunday
after a three months' tour of Europe.
Henry Steinel left last night for
a two week's visit at Chicago, points
in Minnesota and at South Bond, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Eichetiberger
are at Colorado Springs, Colo., en
route home from their trip to Call-
forniii.
Miss Doris Martion of Paducali.
Ky.. arrived last evening to visit the
family of K. A. P.urke of Tenth Inspector, is a patient at St. Maty':
street. Infirmary where he was operated up
Walter Labile returned yesterdav
from a 1 1 i to Chicago ami Michigan
Jsummer resorts where lie spent a
month. I
Preston T. Kelsey , of St. Louis,
passed through Cairo Sunday night
en route to Little Rock, Ark., on
business.
Miss Helen Kemp went to Clinton, 1
K., yesterday to attend a house party
Mven by Mrs. Edna Piissey. a
schoolmate.
E I Gilbert has returned from
Chicago after a visit with Mrs. Gil-j i,,,,-.,, funi. The animal was a rran
belt and their little daughter, whoji,ay slort niane, white feet and face,
are sojourning there. ta j,ti(, The buggy was an open-
I top; the harness, a breast harness.
Paul 0. Schuh who has beenMr i,,jWn believes it was taken by
"roughing it" in Colorado for several ! sumw om. w, w is,ed to get away and
weeks left Colorado Springs Mondavi , ;l ft s(,inewhere in the
and will return Boon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Halliday and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Wilson have r.
turned from Alaska and are now so
joutnlng in California.
Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Cox and Mi
ami Mrs. J. A. Cox have letunvl
from a visit with relatives at Marion,
Carbondale and Anna. I
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Miss Ethelyn Hiack of Paris, III..
,,-l,, , h.i Im,ii the I'nevt of lr. audi
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Mrs. IC. .1. Hodges, has lieen calle I
home by the serhms lllto.-ss of her
Mrs. George P. Bent of l-:i Paso
Tex., who has been the guest of th
Misses Serbian of Fifteenth shot.
went to Fuhon, Ky., last evening to
visit relatives,.
Mrs. Isabel Met; ruder ami .vihs
JMi' Winter returned last evening
fto.l:
Palls
tup to New ork and Migara
They also visited Mrs. Young.
fotnnilv Miss Minnie Rossmatr. of
Cairo, at .l.-rsey City, X. J.. while In
the east.
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NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT
ALWAYS IN CARIO
If YOU WANT YOUR PIANO
TUNED OP REPAIRED CALL UP,
BUCHANAN'S MUSIC STORE,
M. R. BRIGHTER.
RESIDENT TUNLR. PRICES REA
SONABLE. ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED. FOR TRIVIAL REASON
Fourteen Year Old Boy Suicides
Wanted to Go Fishina and His
Mother Said "No."
Bell Fourche, S. D.. Aug. 21
Piqued because he was refused a tri
vial request by his parents caused
John, 14-year-old son of Mr. Calkins
of Ekakaka. Montana, to commit sui
cide. The boy wished to go -fishing
ami when his mother said "no." he
went to his room and put a bullet in
his brain with a rifle he possessed.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Handoome Advert se.Tient.
Daniel F. McCarthy, the- coal dial
er, has issued to his patrons and eth
er friends a very handsome adver
fw,.mtnr It :i :.,r, :i Inn lilcttllV
0( a beautiful woman and is an at
tractive advertisement.
Bryan Kern Club.
Democratic voters of the Fif'h
Cairo precinct are to meet this (Tue--dayi
evening at he citrctiit clerk's
office in the court house, for the
purpose of organizing a Itryan-Keru
campaign club. The meeting is call
ed h.v W. K. Fitzgerald and all Demo
crats are requested to attend.
Breaking Supply Pipes.
Gas and water pipes have been suf
fering some on Coiiitueici.il avenue
where work i in progress. When the
excavation is refilled after the sewer
is completed, the w ight of the now
earth seems to h.ar the pipes dowa
and break tlcm. Sever.il property
owners have had their connections
rebuilt more than once.
Launch Stolen.
A launch answering the name of
Marguerite was stolon Sunday nigiu
from the whurtboat. The boat is th"
property of David Cruehon of Now
Madrid. Mo., who reported to Chief
of Police Egan that he had his boat
tie. I to the wharfhoat and that when
he went to resume his trip on tIv-
river the boat was gone. He offer.
$ L' "j reward for the return of the boa'.
Serious Operation Performed.
John Harpoie. a well known Iiiml e:
on Friday by Dr. K. K. Gordon for
gall stoats. Mr. Harpole's case wa
a very serious one and over '!"')
stones were removed in the operation,
Mr. Harpoie was reported last night
to he improving and his recovery is
expected.
Horse and Buggy Stolen.
Some one appropriated a horse and
buggy belonging to Alfred Rrovn.
Sunday night. Mr. lirown drove tn
fieech Ridge Sun. lay and then drove
to church at tii rht. hitching his hors'?
to a post near bv. When he ea:m
forth to drive home the rig was gone
and up to last eevning no trace had
Wood:!.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Staled bids for painting the roof of
the court house will he received at
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2 c clock ft. tn. the 2;th instant. Paint
to b. used shall be the same as used
by If. 11 Teeters or a similar kind
ep:all.v as good. Commissioners ie -
set v- the right to reject any or all
)liils
t, i .. . e i... t..,. i ,.t r.v,,,.t
! Ol'lil ill Ilie eiinei in , ""'".'
(olllIi,;iners.
Cairo. Id.. Aug. irtfh. 1!oS
.TKSSR F. MILLKft,
Count v Clerk.
Cai-i, Illinois Atiirust 12. 19-'i8.
c,.;.;,. i ,,ioi,osa!s will be received,
,,f t1( o i t y comptrollet
until r, o lock p. in. I'li'-sday, Septem
; her 1. .,. for furnishing the city
udth sait ,lde street signs. All bid -
,,.v Ulu limit samples.
Th" right is reserved to reject any
itI.,i ;,!! ).jds.
KRNT'ST N'ORDMAV.
City Comptroller,
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HIGHEST IN THE WORLD.
The market ''notation of the (ih-ns
Ka'ls Kir- 1 n.-r.t ance C,.n am .- st ek
(par alu- $l'-"i In fore the San Frati -
cisio bre. was $K.n the highest ' lei
priced in.-i; :. -11111' stork in the world ! :
Alter providing for its h ss by the. pll
San Fraiuiscn lire, the New Yetki'lc
Journal of Coiiiinerco quoted til' pijartmeut ar Large, W'ateitwn Ar
(liens Fails stock (par value $ln"( a'.sinal. Watoitun. Mas-., alio, I vaear-
fl.'.l'i. The company's rut sut!u
over all liabilities cxi is two mi i"ti -
of dollars, and tit" in.-iira'iee in the
('lens Falls costs no mmc than in oth -
er c riipaue s. I tie i , ,'"i-, raits is ctov
one of a half dozen good cotnpanie-i
refresetiti'd bv Tlu'tiu- W. Wiltiini-.
2'ii Sixth stri ct Sm.p i ho';e. :,.'vK.
PAPER HANGING AND SIGNS.
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
-r- j i- r a r T am DDroA or r T r
eiiDDi v tmf i atfst pattf rm n
AND QUALITIES IN DECORATI VE
PAPER HANGING. SIGN PAINTING
A SPECIALTY. M ARABLE. THE
PAINTER, 200 EIGHTH STREET,
PEERLESS ONE
Ml
CAIRO DEMOCRATS DECIDE TO
INVITE BRYAN AND STEVEN
SON HERE.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Held Sunday 3ryan May Go to
Jonesboro Sspt. 15 On Occasion
of Lir.coln Douglas Detate
Celebration.
TI'.mo i.-i :s pcs.-dhi'.It v tha' William
.h-naiiics Hrya-i may come to Cair ij
i
in September.
At h-.ist the local Democrats
large numb- r of whom met Sunday
and held an ent hu.-dast ic session, j
have decided u invite -I . pi.-iden- j
t ial candidate tc coni" and gi j
Democracy a .-tiniulaut.
Illume .il il ; ion i . i I . I . I . ' -1 i
Jonesboro. on behalf of I'nion Couiry
Democracy recently wrote to Hryan
inviting hi in to attend the celebration
of the Lincoln-Douglas debate which
is to he held at .lonesboro Sept.
He nceivetl a retdv from Itr'.an's pri
vate secretary wl:i"h was not very
eaeouragitig in its nature, so Jtdg
Crawford wiMi characteristic prose
vi ranee wrote :ig,-iin and said that, he j
did lint desire any coi lespoiide
with a private secretary. that
wanted, itist a I.
from Mr
P.ryau himself. Wry soon thereafter
a letter from the ' Tec. p-ss title"
himself was received in which M".
liryau stated that lie would be at
JniM-shoro u;-; ill" date mentioned if
he nossibly could arrange t,) do so.
Now the Cairo Democrats having
hi ar.l tha' Former Vic President
Adiai Stevenson atid the now D- mo
cratic candidate for ".overnor of Illi
nois has a -cepted .loiuvhoro'r iuviia
tii n for September '." and that 'Sl
yryan may be there also, they have
llecid'd to invite bolh distinguished
gentlemen to (ome to Cairo on Sept.
Id or 17 as thev may see (it. Ati
invitation will he et -:elel at one"
and should it he accent e.l, Cairo will
Lave another red-leior day in the
near future. This i ::ii.- last, year
Cairo was ueiiing r.-aly to receive
President Rooevelt. the memory of
whose happy isit here, still linger,
and the people of Cairo, regardless i f
political affiliations, would be clad to
welcome liryaa ami Stevenson.
IDE ClfIL SERVICE
Exaninations Ordered in Cairo and
Eirewh-re to Secure Ehqibles
j For Government Positions.
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September u. r."iv to '"'
elicil'les from whidi to make certilica -
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, T 1 on ;i- . Hcni.:'US 111 I lie pi.Sll OM
of a-Mt:oit ia I'.iirylng. at. salaries
'tigHiP Irom ti:il to $1 fl p 'r a i-
ton di tl," Bureau of Animal Indus -
jtr-. department of Agriculture, and
la.;-;i-s requrin" siiui.ar M'lalilica-
ti
1 1: tna'' oci ur in that
i;
nt.
S. le-nber !'.. 1 1" v at Cairo. I'd., t
iii , ;o a'tcy ia the po; itton of tin
lb -r ti-stina engii r in the I'hilippin
' t mi i-1 rv Service, at loi p.-t annti h.
'an! acanci"s r'uiring si l I ar iptali
I. cat-ens a- trey may o.ciir in tne
1 iiij pine s r ice.
S. pt.-ml or M. I'.iv :: Ca-io. III., to
jhii M-v.-ral vae.o ! in the posit h u
-of Mo'iotype Keyboard t-perat r at .".
'i-.-i.t an hi ur i r $ I a day. ia the (iv
Sitici.iit Printing office, and vacati-
n-pin ing similar ona iifii at i lis a
the may occur.
j l ot1, t,, n and wdiinn will be a I-
to t iis examination,
t.-mber 2 1. PcS. at Cairo. III., to
a. ;ino in the pi sitio:t of
-t $1 2'. per atiiiu u. or Inan '
le.iiiirpig similar qua ilicat t tis a'
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j I Q I.IJI'G
DIARRHOEA
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus Of Cholera
Infantum take
WAKEFIELD'S
' R 1 0 r k ll f f TV RnlcatTI
I V.'hiie it ii a q 'iic and posdive core tr
n:arrhr,pa Dvsertery and Cno.era, intan-
, E one. In 62 years it
; ha4'saved tr-e lives cf thousands cf men.
women and baoies. Accept cnty waxe
fie'd's. Fail sizs bottle 5Eo everywhere.
Security for
For tho contracts, debts and rng-aevmonts t-f a State Rank the stock
holders are individually responsible to tho extent of their holdings of
htockatits par value in addition t ) the amount invented in the stock.
In other words, tho State Umin,' Uw-t make every stockholder of
Tuk Fikst Bask asi Trvav Company liable to depositors fortw'co
the amount of stock owned.
FIRST BANK
a vm
TRUST COMPANY!
609 611 Ohio Street, CAIRO, ILL. J
Capital $250,000.00
Stockholders Liability $250 OOO.OO
Surplus S 50,00.00
Total Security to Depositors $550,000.00
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l'.erause tli t money is wli .t stands be'. ween yon as a de
positor and any possible s-hrii.tage in the securities held by
this Bank.
la adlition careful and exacting man.ietnent adds to the
strength of this institut'on.
largest Deposits of any Bank in Southern i II i no" .
We ask for your banking business.
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WEST KENTUCKY ELECTRIC GO.
J. i. 1 ISIIFR. Manager
Electrical Contractors and Kndincers
House and Steamboat Wlrlnrf, Plants Installed
Write us if u contemplate haii K ' ELECTRICAL
woikdore. Our prices an reason ible. Our Work the
very best.
127 Broadway, - Paducah, Ky.
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raiiBies from ' l,'1111 t. $::."l,n j it an
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tliy may Yi ur in tint d. pat I tic at. I i k 1 y o.i attract iarue audi :c c
Si ), ten, b r It!. !i'"S. at Caiio. Ii!.. tn! ; nci.-ic at each p i formalif c.
ltd a va--alow in tne iio-ilain ot c ar-
list i i"tiia i t . I - It ".-I s- r,"i e.
p , ,,-..,, ( f Aki !! ti
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,. K,lvi,.(
She Likes Good Things.
Mrs. ( has. E.' Smith, of V,--t Frank
liu. Main", says "I like good tl'ini-s
aml have a loot 'd TC King'MiNcw Life
Pills as our family laxative nid icino.
1, trans" they are good and do their
work without making a fas ab"ii if
These I'liint, ss purifier-- s-dd at a'l
lirnpsists. 2.
CORECTION A ANTED.
Cairo. lil . Aug. .
1 : is.
iidi'or liaih I'.'.'!'
i ar Sir The K- ,-.o; cdi, n ol
'a.-' Saturday ev.:itn- :i eatniil
an"-'! to ci ' ;' i .i t vfa-.-me-its r
::a'-.'i::g an affair a'e ;', ' ho" -,
' !o-d :: my pia t- !. : m . !..
As 1 i-resii';." fr. ;:i the rea ii it: t I it
i,'i .1.. rived ii f iuf c :n::''o" 'f
the Citizen, w 'I! yell do me the jiK
'ice to n-' sasn-' corre- ti -n.
Ki s: or! fully.
t;CS ItOl'liCOIS.
Mr. Pamtxois U u.ta'icu ;i- to th
sinii'i ' of The Bulletin's in f irmat ion
a.nd, everything cclis'd f d. th. r
ilois not appear to be any g'icd reasoti
for further reference to the matt' r.
Depositors.
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n,i as The iinPetiu is c. n.- r-:-
If ir. I 'a tu g' is wishes to ':
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h.lir TI"' t.-'l,.t;.; wiil I..- J I- 'd
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: 'AMUSEMENTS I
ft th- At'Ccde.
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j Ct..- of i i:,i," is H I No. 1 at t)
' Arcade tUi ;V uio:i atid toi.ith:.
"The Si-noiotia' Slc-a-li Cown" .at; t
. -d'he Water Sim in" is Ke.-l No.
At the Pathe.
A Kind 1 P aned Boot. Black" a t I
A ; p: , s It e:iue" are the sr.! -octs
i his at: ei nc'in and tonight.
A', thr- Opera House.
At ti e opera, house every nf'c -noon
and night the most idoa.-in
. an, dy. di-amnlie and sport a.-.lla
iimviiit: pi' tin e.i b. fore tho j nblic
Two big reels of pictures show:! at
each performance. Tonight "A P.i :
Catch," tin ititt n sting fishin.'r su' -int.
and "A Hair Restorer," ai
amusing comedy picture. Illustrate I
song, "My Yankee Rose." Visit, the
opei a hulls' and enjoy the mi.vi;. -,
picture.
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that Always Cares
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