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THE CAIRO BULLETIN. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1909.
Remember I Our Slaughter Sale of Footwear
( all and Sec
The
Great Reductions
We are offering.
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YOU CAN SAVE
For the Lady, Gentleman, Boy, Miss and Child is Still in Full Force. Also Leggins, Over-Gaiters
and Hosiery. Shoes at your own price-Cost and Below Cost. The Foot will always need a Shoe.
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MONEY
By Taking Advantage
o! this Slaughter Sale
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B, McMANUS, Jr. The Shoe Man,
809 Commercial
Avenue
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ca.ro op,,. n,.,e.
I). L. WILLI AMBO , Mler.
TO-NIGHT
I with Saturday Matlinee
x The Manitou
Comedy Company
Presenting an All New Uepertolre of
Kuyalty 1'laya.
Matinee Today:
"HOMESPUN HEARTS "
' TONIGHT
" TOID IN THE HILLS."
piucEs-im.aocsoc.
$1AOO given away Satur
day night. S.u'e your num
bers.
"OR MEN ONLY
4 ..
ONE JOLLY NIGHT
MONDAY, FEB.
HERE AE ARE
Harry Hastings
BLACK CROOK, Jr. g
BURt.ESgjEK5
GIRLS YES! SOME PIPPINS
Headed by
RtLLE. HELENE
In Her Version of
SALOME
FLN FAST AND FLKIOLS.
Oh Hoys: Ho Sure ami net this one.
Prices -25c, 50c and 75c.
, Statu on sale Sat. Feb. 20.
FOR MEN ONLY
OX 15 NUlIIT ONLY
TUK!1AV, FKtfUCAKV
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BAMl'KL 1- lliiKK S
Mammoth fcstravagan.a Production
THE
LAND OF NOD
1 71 Comedians, Singers 71T
I Hani era ,
An Kxtravagant equipment of scen
ery, costume and electrical efl'8Ctn,
Knox Wilson as April Fool
PRICKS Kutire Lower Floor, f 1 .CO;
Klnst two rows Mress Circle II, balance
76c; (lallery Z and We. Heats 011 sal.
Monday.
I
Athletic Night,
Wednesday, Feb.
24th
1st Big Battle Royal
Between fix men with
heavy gloves.
2nd Six Round Sparring
Contest between two of the
best men to be had in
St. Louis,
Johnny Kelly
and
Joe Murphy
MAIN EVENT
Catch as catch can wrestling
match to a finish between
Chief Mohture,
A full blooded Blackfoot
Indian, and
Wild Joe Collins,
The Cairo Favorite.
Kutire lower floor 8 1.00
First 2 row I "reus Circle 75
Balance ro
Gallery 5
Keats on sale Tuesday.
Time called 8:10 p. m.
PATHE THEATRE
li Eighth StrMt
MOVING PICTURES
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
TONIGHT
Grand Double Bill
B)0TS AMD SHOES
Maaafaclurcd. Repaired.
Work neatly an quickly done by
tnachlnr or by ..and. isrtn your
tibut-a here when in Deed of repairs.
F. TIIALMl ELLFR
M Commercial Seat tu Hotel Mariun.
SOC I AL A N D
P. C. Dancing C ub.
The P. C. Dancing Club gave a
dance last evening at Asealon lxdg
Hull. Excellent music was provide,
for the occasion an. I nearly all the
members were present.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. B. Muetle. Jr,
chaperoned the party and those par
ticipating in the dance were Misses
Edna l.ind, Margaret Strong. Wini
fred f' x. Louise Berry. Maltle .Mil!-
vihill, Kate Davis. Jessie Davis. Ada
Walker Aline Walker, Nellie Giesen.
lu-ff, Joe Winter; ; Messrs. Will Win
ter Clatnle Rolierls, Festus Barter,
Pete l.ind, Roy Iiaird, Miles Ix-sUe,
Roy
Paul
Vi.c
Lutes, Carl Bode, Roy Iyowei'
Floiirnov, Strut hers Smith, Dan
Visitor Honored.
Miss Vela Bondura'it nave a thim
ble party yesterday aftermm at her
home on Eighth stret, honoring her
sinter, Mrs. Jolin W. Bransford, of
1 iiliin City. ienn.
The afternoon was s j.ii t at daintv
needlework and a delicious )uncheo;i
i was serve.! at 4 mo o cioch.
j The guests were Miss Anna Church
of Chicago. Mesdames A. T. H Dynes.
Robert E. Read. C. C. Terrell, Ar
ihur Thistlewo.l, A. F. Stnehlo, Max
Kaufman, II. N', Henekellan and Miss
Mayme Cusbmaii.
Chicken Pie Supper.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve the following menu
their chicken pie supper this evening
at the Christmas Shop building, at
Washington avenue and Tenth street.
Boneless chicken pie.
Baked beans, creamed potatoes.
Potato salad slaw.
Cranberry sauce.
Celery Chow chow.
Homemade jelly, homemade bread.
C ffee, tea, cake.
Ther will be choice homemade
cakes for sale.
Entertained Informally.
Mrs. James Kuyendall. of 3 Hod
Sycamore street, entertained a few
friends Informally Thursday after
noon. A two-course luncheon wai
served.
The guests were Mrs. Hall Whitak
er, of Mound City, Mrs. B. MeMainu,
Jr., Mrs. Otto Schuh, Mrs. W. 1).
Taylor, Mrs. A. J. Rees.
The Squadrupeds.
The Squadrupeds had a slumber
party last night at the home of Henry
Clay Lewis on Twenty-fifth .-He, t.
Sluiflber was chiefly conspicuous by
its absence and the parly was d -'dared
a pronounced success.
Auxiliary Meeting.
Mrs. Howard O. Phillips was hos.
less Thursday afternoon to the Ind
ies' Auxiliary at her home on Twenty
seventh street.
Progressive euchre was played an 1
refreshments were served.
Will Give a "Coffee."
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Socbty
Lutheran church will give a
Saturday afternoon, February
tlii- home of Mrs. FtanU
The
of the
coffee
Z. at
Schoemhs. :;:!8 Seventh street.
St. Mary' Branch Meeting
St. 'Mary's Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Church of the Re-
AT OPERA ROUSE
WILL GIVE TWO PERFORMANCES,
MATINEE AND NIGHT LOCAL
TALENT IN GREAT RUSSIAN
SWEAT BOX. TRICK.
With a matinee and night perform
ance today, the Manitou Stock Co ,
closes Its present engagement at th
opera house and they doubtless w 1'
receive a well merited house ;.t b th
performances. Special matinee fu,
ladks and children when "As Told 1 1
the Hills," will be presented, an in
teresting story. At night a Ft-oag
hill will be presented, in which tVie
entire company will put their best ef
forts. ei,itj'l' 'Homespun Hearts."
The great Russian sweat Ikjx trii k
will be given at each performance ti -day
by Howard Frank and Genrgj
Ktohhr, assisted by Simpson B u
derant.
Fine Attraction.
An unusually delightful amusonvnt
event will occur at the Opera Hou.-e
Tuesday, February 23, when the sp-v
Ml
PERSON AL
demer will moot this afternoon with
Mrs. Isabella I,. Candee of upper
Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Thistlewod, of
Ten ill street have sole: to Wash'tu-
ton, D. ('?.. to visit Congressman X.
V.. This tlewoo.I until alter the inaug
illation. 1 hey will visit at C hester
Military Academy at Chester, f
where Mr. Thistlevvord attended
school and at New York City bef'cr.'
retaining home.
Alonzo Boudiirant who Is now lo
cated in Memphis in business will
arrive tonight to spend Sunday with
his fath.'r Dr. A. A. Bon-.hirant and
family. Mrs. John W. Uratisford cf
1'iiion City. Teim., is also a gue.-t at
the Uondurant residence.
,1. M. Wilcox is seriously ill at Si,
Mary's infirmary and may be com
pelled to undergo a surgical opera
tion. His daughter, Mrs. Canham, of
Alton. 111., arrived last evening to be
a' the bedside of her father,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MeGt-e cf May
i'eld. Ky., passed thrrugh here Tues
day on their way to Poplar Bluff. Mo.,
where they will reside. Mr. MeGeO
is a brother of Mrs. Charles Boone
cf this city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Mcfiee of At
hinta, Ga., are the guests of his par
ents at Mayrieid. Ky. Mr. MeGe? will
arrive in Cairo in a few days to tn
g.'ige in business.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Parker of th.
Hotel Peubody at Memphis, are here
to visit the former's father. Mr. L. P.
Parker of The Halliday.
Roy Boone, the little son cf Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Bnene will have as
his guest today his cousin Worthy
MeGee of Mayfkld, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robers of Pop
lar and Eighteenth streets ate
happy over the arival of a new
daughter at their home.
W. T. Michaels, de
Hur lodge, was called
Danville yesterday by
Hess of his wife.
mfy of the Ben
to his home in
the serious ill
Mrs, Will Mulvihill and litMe s' n
of St Loiiis are guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Zonno of 2saS
Peplar street.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. Smith of
Sxcamore stret are the parents
son born Thursday morning.
of a
t Shirden I.eMay of Broughton, III.
if the guest of his brother Marion
LcMay of Eleventh street.
Miss Sula Anderson of Wain t
stret kft yesterday for a visit with
triends at Norman. Okla.
Miss Aliie Detts, of Mound City is
the guist of Miss tanra Clendeaei
i f Center street.
Harry Morehend has returned
a business trip to Metropolis
other points.
from
and
Mrs. .1. E. Strong is ill at her
on Ixwer Washington avenue
a grippe.
llOITV"
with
I -
ill a'
Beck with,
his home.
of Fifth street, is
tacular production of the famous ma
ti-al comedy extravaganza, "The
Land of Nod," will be presented
Alwiut a year ago this extraordinary
success was seen here, and it is not
exaggeration to say that no entertain
ment that has been witnessed on the
local stasre in a very long time has
given greater measure of satisfaction..
The immense audience which w;is
present was kept laughing or applaud
ing throughout the performance
while at the same time the striking
beauties of the stage furnishtnent
provided a series of constantly chang
ing pictures which are a positive de
light to the eye. rices ?oC to $1.5.
SeMs on sale Monday.
Washington Once Gave Up.
to Ihree doctors; wis Kept in bed for
ove weeks, fdood imisoii from a spid
f is tme caused large, neep sores
cover his leg. The doctors failed, then
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely
cured nie," writes John Washingtor.
of Bosqtieville, Tex. for eczema
bolls, burns and plies it is supreme
t".c at all druggists.
DOG TAX NOTICE.
I will pay r'"c for every dog brought
to pclice headquarters, that tax is not
paid on, t ! ',ch w ill be killed accord
ing to law.
JOHN SHEEHAX.
Street Supervisor.
CITY NEWS IK BRIEF
Will Inspect Company K.
Col. E, J. Lang, commander of the
Fourth regiment I. N". (1., will be in
Cairo Sunday to inspect Company K.
as stated in the Bulletin some days
as;.'.
Capt. W. P. Greaney will not be in
command of the company, as he will
leave for New Orleans to attend t' e
Mardi Gras elbration. One of the lini
teuats of Company K will hav-
charge of maneuvers.
Stricken With Paralysis.
Mrs. Anna B. Robertson, mother of
Mrs. Edward L. Reno, formerly cf
Cairo, was stricken with paralysis
at Lexington, Ky., Thursday and 's
in a precarious condition. She is
81 years of age, and this is her sec
ond attack. Mrs. Reno and hrotln r.
Lloyd Robertson, formerly of Caiio,
now reside at Lexington, Ky.
Organ Recital.
Alfred G. Robyn, of St. Louis, the
noted organist and composer wi.l
give an organ recital at St. Patrick'
hureh March 17, St. Patrick's Day.
The fine new organ of die church wll:
be heard to the greatest advantage a;
i ho hands of Prof. Robyn, and all
music lovers will attend.
Authorized to
Organize.
The Bloms-Halli. lav-
Co. was jester-
ay authorized to organize by the
secretary cf state, with a capital
stock of $:,,(M0. The firm will deal
in frill' s, provisions and grocei(s
at wholesale. It is composed of Eg
bert Blums, Herman Bloms, Jr., and
Norman Halliday.
CHICKEN SUPPER.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give a chicken supper at Lie
hristmas Shop building at Tenth
street and asiiiuglou avenue th s
vening. An pspecial invitation is
extended to the business men, who
are assured of prompt attention, a
special table having been prepared frr
them, so that all delay will bo elim
inated for the busy ones.
Policy of Expansion.
The Retail Grocers' and Butch
"I'S
association of (. airtt has decided t
reorganize as a branch of the Retail
Merchants' association of the stnl"
and take into membership all ret ad
merchants of the city. The rouor1
of the local secretary of the associa
tion indicates that there are ftillv
three hundred merchants in Cairo.
Alio would be eligible to membership
in the latter organization.
New Agent for Pabst.
M. Athon, of Paris. 111., has taken
the Cairo agency of the Pabst Brew
ing Co, succeeding E. P. Fitzgerald,
Mr. Athon comes highly recommend-
1 as an energetic business man. He
toik charge yestrday.
For St. Patrick's Day.
A fine musical entertainment has
been arranged for St. Parick's Day,
March 1". by Rev. Father Downey cf
St. Patrick's church. IL has secur-d
the consent of Prof. Alfred G. Robyn
of St. Ixiuis, to come here on that
day and give an organ recital at St.
Patrick's church, on the grand new
oigati just installed mere, a hciure
ilso will probably be given on that
occasion.
M. K. C. Committees Have Not
Met With Deserved Response
From Citizens.
The K. M. K
C. conimitt-e n
charity t all has made two ro.ithls
amoiiu citizens and has sold about
2ou tickfts. The first committee was
compfsod cf Mtssrs. Haas. Sandler
and Tern II. the second of the two
iit st lr.rned gentle-nent and Mr.
Frank Si i net r. Whi'e they met w ith
generous response from most c:'l
?cns there wire qc.it- a numbT wlo
refused to contribute anything. be
cause they were under the I nprs
sii n that the money would go ii.to
the K. M. K. C. treasury and be
spent for a banquet. This is an
erroneous impression, as every dollar
received on account of the charity
ball, excepting the necppsiry . ex
penses incurred in eonnectlcn with
hat affair, will be pail to th- ladies
r-ompesinp the K. mT K. C. charity
committee, being members from all
the churches in the city.
The La lit s Aid society cf tre
Lutheran church wiil give a coffee
Saturday afternf m. February 0, at
the home of Mrs. Frank Schoc'ebs.
Seventh street. Admission l-
edits including rt freshman's.
FOB CHARITY'S SAKE
IN CIRCUIT COURT
DEFENSE KEPT BUSY REJECT
ING CITIZENS WHO QUALI
FIED UNDER THE LAW .
?puty Sheriff Said to Be Witness
For Defence to Discredit
Prosecution's Princi
oal Witness.
The effort to get a jury in the Dav
idge murder trial is still going on in
the circuit court hero, and no pro
gress at all was made yesterday.
Winn court adjourned last evening
there had been not additions to the
( iglit members permanently acc; p:el
the day before, although a cans! lett
able number of citizt ns had been
examined.
As was foreshadowed in vest r
daj's Built tin the defense last even
ing excused P. T. Lai:, 'an. leaving
three men to be ifrssc.l upon for final
acceptance. The defense los-t one of
its peremptory challenges on Mr.
I aiigan. which was the only war to
git rid of him, as h. had qualified un
der the law. The defense lost s'x
i
nioiv of its challenges cn as many
other citizens, mostly business men,
who had qualified under the law. Tl i-ij
ing challenges, and the prosecution
two. Another day like ye.-terd.iy,
with the same character of men pre-
I suiimu e.aiiuoui ioa, uuu uir
privilege of peremptory cnul.enge
will be exhausted and after that
the law alone governs and men of -
fen d for examination must
11 -quality
theniselv-s by answers to questions
put to them by the attorneys. In t' e
neighborhood of 125 men have thus
far bet n examined
As. indicating that
courr attaches have b
Uve in behalf of the
stated that one of the
will b; a witness for
some of th
t n unduly ac
prisotier it is
deputy shr riffs
the deft use t'i
discredit the testimony
nrincipal witness with
the prisoner's brother
ot the i-tau s
whom he and
conversed..
The re
Monday.
:ular a; d w a ; excused t-ill
HELD TO BAIL
ONE STOLE TOBACCO AND
CIGARS FROM M'KNIGHT KEA
TON OTHER ASSAULTED
GROCER TO R03 HIM.
Investigation yesterday devt loj e l
that the negro Pleas Jackson who
was arrtsted by Officer Wade the
other day on suspicion cf having
systematically stolen cuars and to
bacco from some business house, ha 1
sold large quantities of the goods to
some of the up town saloon men. A
negro saloon keeper at Twenty-ninth
and Commercial named Baltimere.
who killed ex Police Officer UradL'.v
a short time ago being himself shot
by Bradley, appears to have been the
principal purchaser of the stolen to
bacco and cigars, and there is talk
j of prosecuting hi n and otners ior re
ceiving stolen goods.
Mr. Keaton. of the MeKnight-Ke.i-ton
Grocery Co., from whom the
goods were stolen, says he df es not
, know just how much was stolen, but
believes that not less than $:H'0 worth
jof tobacco and cigars are gone. En
itiance was gained to the store by a
window.
an i
n.b
the stealings seem to
d over a long period of
have
est
tunc.
Jackson was held to bail yesterday
by Judge Ross in the sum of t3f(.
Another bad negro named Alex.
White, was held to bail in the sam
sum. charged with assaulting old
man McDonald, grocery keept r at
Twenty-second and Poplar streets.
, White knock
, with a stick
1 the old man down
of wood and was alio- t
to rob the store when Mrs. McDonald
appeared with a revolver -and he tan
TODAY'S LUNCHEON
Thos. E. O'Shea, the Grocer, Will
Preside Some Committees
May Offer Reports.
Today the Luncheon at A'exan it r
club griil room will fe presi led over
by Thos E. O'Shea. the procer, who
ha" taken quit an active I art In
these affairs for some ti:n past and
slowing a lively interest in pub I
affairs. Mr O'Shea has not author
ized any announcement ai to what
he will present for discussion. Sev
eral committee ate still out on prepo
slliotis ji.iti's'.y i!i.-ei:ss"d and it
is likely some of them will have
!oits to off-r.
re
Ti
MEN
DIED AT HfS QUARANTINE MAV
HOME IN GERMANY BE RAISED MONDAY
JACOB STERNHEIMER, FATHER
DAVID L. MARX, OF CAIRO,
PASSED AW AY-MAN'' MOURN
HIS DEATH.
Mrs. David L. Marx, of Poplar
street received the sad news yester
day of the death of her father, Mr.
Sternheinter, which occurred at his
home in Mannheim, Germany, after
a !!''g period of ill health. This be
reavement is a most poignant grief
( to tiis daughter, Mis. Marx, who Is
o uii sepaiuieu irom net" motner,
sister and brother at this sad time,
Ujrs, Marx will have the tendere-ft
j sympathy of ail her hosts of friend
. ...... som).
The decedent was a prominent citi
zen cf Mannheim, where lie was en
gaged successfully for many years i'l
l he real estate business. He wus a
man of exemplary character r, nl his
family life was Ideal in in ha: ; im ss,
which makes the brea'Klr.-f if tie- Cos
more than an ordinary grief. : r. and
Mrs. Stei nhcimer were married -IG
years ago and the widow is left ifeso
late by the loss of the most devoted
husband. The Stemheinier home was
noted for its hospitality and Its ho.-.t
and hostess gave great pleasure to
their friends. The memory of this
and of the good man, who was one of
the leading spirits in giving happi
ness to others will endure always in
the minds of the family's fri-n-ls.
Mr. and Mrs. Marx and children
made? an exiended visit to Mr. Marx's
old home in Germany about a year
ago.
QUEER ANIMAL FOUND
Unusual Fur Bearer Caught at
sted is Know as Chinese
Afrum.
Olm-
Monday Jaredskl v Son, throug'i
one tif their agents, purchased frmn
John Sexton, who lives near Olmsted,
north of Cairo, what is known to
animal and fur men as a freak cf
nature styled as "Chinese A fruni."
-This queer freak of nature looks to
be a cross between a wild cat and a
beaver and Is sitteil, has claws lik"
a cat and can l)th climb a tree ami
Rwim.
Occasionally in lower California
he is shot by hunters along the gulf,
but Mr. Jarodski says that in his IS
years of buying furs this is the first
one that be has ever seen.
In the Interior of China, mission
aries report lhat the natives eat this
animal and consider its meat a great
delicacy, $"!2."0 was paid for the fitr
ami it was shipped to a New Yoik
house.
Suhsrrlhl for The Bulletin.
INDIGESTION AND DISTRESS FROM
YOUR DISORDERED STOMACH GOES
You haven't Catarrh of the Sioni-
ach, er Nervousness, or Gasttitis, or.
Cancer, etc. Prove this by tak ng
Pape's IMapepsin after your very next
meal. Convince yourself within five
minutes that yner iictral dls'asi was
sour, acid Stomach Food fermenta
tion that vry bite you at"
turmd to Stomach ga. Stomafh
lfiisnn and acid, which makes you
feel siek a" miserable, pnidu in 2
such synu ton s as pain in th? lit of
the stomach, difficulty In hieath'ng
after a m:ai. Headaches. VclcMng.
Htarthurn. Nauseous br, a'h, Wae-r
brah. biliousness, Seur risings. G; s
on tnm;v-h and many other bad fed
lug'. I: llgesfion is a result, not a carse
of your misery. If the stomach
sour, your food becoiii. s taint.'.! an.'
that's why you have these st niach
disorders.
Ask your pharmacist to shew yen a
RICHEST
MAN
FN TME WORLD
believes firmly in sound business
training. John 0. llockefellerstartcd
as a bookkeeper, ami his early com
mercial education is the foundation
of his colossal fortune. You should
start with us today NOW! ' Ask
us for terms.
Brown's Cairo Business Ccliege
J. J). lUXiXlLl'H, J. 'in.
Hume Phone ft!" I
PADUCAH DECIDES TO TAKE
ACTION IF NOTHING DE
VELOPS HERE UNFAVOR
ABLY NO NEW CASES.
iducah is getting ready fo raise
quarantine against Cairo, which
the
they caused to he declared against
this city some days ago.
Dr. J. Rivers, or Paducah. . repre
senting the county board of health",
who visited here Thursday and in
spected the condition of the public
health and Dr. 11. P. Sights, who had
a telephone conversation with Dr. S.
H. Cary, received Information that
led them to advise raising the quar-
antp
According lo word firm Pa
dueah last night is Is probable lhat
this action will be taken by Mond; y
if nothing develops here to prevent,
and tliis is extremely unlikely, as
there is a rapid decrease daily fu
the number of small pox cases.
In fact, the disease seems likely to
be stamped out entirely within a few
days, as no new cases were reported
yesterday and the old ones are re
covering rapidly.
A rather ludicrous situation, devel
oped yesterday when Dr. S. B. Cary
received word that the towns or
Bardwell, Arlington, Berkeley and
Laketou had quarantined against
Cairo, Mound City and Mounds, a
this time, is most amusing to resi
dents of Cairo, who see no reason for
quarantining when the towns men
tioned probably have as many case-i
of the disease as Cairo has at the
piesenl lime.
AT MODIFIED PRIDES
United States Steel Corporation Wdl
Sell Products in open Market,
it is Announced.
New York. JA-b. 1!!. Its det is t n to
"sell at modified prices" In the (.pen
market wherever such acti n niliht
be necessary to retain its fair shire
of trade, was announce.) by t'se
,1'nited States Stel corporation to
day ini an official statement by Chair
man Gary, of the corporatii n s board
of directors. The details cf pilots lo
l:o determined upon, the staiement
says, would be given to consi:m -rs.
MINERS DEBATE QUESTION
Oc OWNING MINE STOCK.
Peoria. 111.. Feb. 19. Whether tie
members of the I'nitod Mine W. rk
ers of Ilinois. who purchased sftek
In mines cease to be members of the
organization or not, was the subject
of a long tlebate In the sesison t f 1h
convention here tcday. Pre Mont
Walker held that nietnlx rsh'p ca ds
should be returned in such cis s.
The convention instructed the c ecu
tive committee to draft a n s lutit n
revering the print.
case of Pape's Diapepsin, which cos s
only ,V) cen's. Read what this cf-
fective stomach and
mtnt contains, and
ly harmless it must
floes for the stomach
ing and sun bath do
digestive trt at
how absolute
be; how it
what th? wrsh
for the churn:
absolutely removes every con up nx
of tainting element.' anil will digest
all the food yti can fpaf.
Go to your druggist and get a- e
riat n sin now, thn eat an; t int?
you want at your next meal, and "
will not suffer from indigtseien er
Stomach trouble. Each bite of f iod
will taste good, and. besides, you will
not need liver regulators to k e;i
i ye or
intestines and Stoma- h cr.n
anil fresh.
Nov and forever rid yourself of the
misery of Indigestion ami S'o-ea h
trouble. Make your meals a pleisure
by going to the table with a htalty
apietite.
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