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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
AUTO PARTY
Held W a. Number % Places and
the Ohio Authorities Are on
Lookout for Them.

Marshal Arch WcClairn. of Uridce.
port. received 20 message l1u evening
to be- ON The watch for an auto bear
ing the numerals 262OJ. and to hold
The party until further Orders were
received Word was Afterwards rc.
cci'ed That The auto had gotten into
trouble boo Guernsey county and that
they bad been held up goo Cambridge
ono hour at New Concord another
hour and later 10 81 Clairsyiifc Tor
another Ions wait 10 was said that
thcrc will Do charges araInst tho
driver of the machine ~ running info
% horse ON The road and causing ITS
death. although tho information was
rather vague Up Co q late hour moth
nr further had been heard of Tho
car
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members Of Burt Hive. No IS. Lad. es
OF the Maccabees. and friends with a
prize euchre and domino party Tues.
day evening at her home. 1913 Coal
street.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Andrew Long. Mrs. Huck. Mrs. Rich.
ardson. Mrs. Doerr. Mrs. Muldoon,
Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. Kemple. Mrs
Stamm. Mrs. Wheaton. Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs. Norrington. Miss Collins and
Miss Loretta DOerr. Prizes were
awarded the lucky contestants. At a
late hour refreshments were served
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MeMeehen Personals.

Mrs John Nolan. Of Portsmouth. o..
Is visiting Mrs Frank Sexton. of Mar
shall street
thas Kellar. who suffered a severe
injury as the result OF fall from a
telephone pol" some time ago. is i'm
proving slowly
Mrs. = \ Goodwin. Of seventh
street. is visiting friends in Fairmont
Cupid Ncncman will leave the latter
part ~ the week for Spencer. where
he Will engage In the painting bust.
ness
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Lineman Injured

Coming iu contact with mes
sengcr' on tho National telephone
wire. while splicing wire on the
Wheciiu@ traction line. g. T.. White.
e lincman. was seriously injured yes.
fcrday Hc was rendered unconscious
for more than 20 half hour pr Gadosh
attended to the injured man
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About People
Movements CT individuals to ana
From the CRY

Miss sue Wells who was the guest
az Mr. and NJ r +. Mccoy has r.
turned 10 her home in TuScUmbia. Mo
Mr. G. T. Fosnicht is in Warren. O..
OF % hu. mess trip.
Airs Hubble and son Paul left for
cleveland. where they viii make
their future home.
Dr Robert Reed Is spending a few
weeks az Mackinac. Mich
Miss Bculah Boyd. of \orth Main
street. has as her guests Misses Add
u Woodruff. of Railway. y j. and
jean Iutchi". of Fairmont. W Va.
Miss clara Rice is visiting with
friends iu YOUNGSTOWN. q.
Misses Mary llorncr and Minnie
Go.slcr leave Thursday for Atlantic
CTS. where they will spend two
weeks
O. j.. NcNoU is spending the week
iu Atlantic CITY
, John Zaruitz. formerly Of this city.
but now az Cleveland. is 90 the city.
calling ON friends
Miss Theresa Gre~-. of North Mar
k't street has "a. her guest Miss Hell
90 Wright. of Bclpro. o
Misses Mary and Virginia Hodge
N'f. NI'ANNN@ WV Mf.f.fN I|N 7 Ut EIHf4iE
Russell Goctzc is visiting 10 Erie.
IA.
Miss Nayuc Kuhl and brother
George. of Cincinnati. arc tho house
guests of the Misses Brirkorftc. of
fho North End
Misses HAITI" Barber and Waufa
Davis lcn Tuesday for a weeks visit
90 NorsautoWn
MIC. f-.rr...sH. 10
bus. l7 visiting af fhr nome of h.r
uncle. Mr. Peter ko--uth. OF the
South Side
Nr and Mrs William " HIreir g
and %" Misses NaIce johnson and
Sophia Carr loft Monday for Glove.
land. from which point they viii make
"trip through rho Great Lake.
hlr Goors" Eoe.ufh. tho vol known
photographer. is spending 70 three
.n.ka visit iu tho mountains
Mr. philip Hottcr proprietor ~ the
E.ff'r store or Eleventh street. i4
-p"rdIng Tho week 30 ST. Clemens.
Uich
David O. Brown leaves Thursday
morning for Atlantic t.ft
SIR and Nr- Frank Ntiar. of piff.
hIrc. 1rc ti-fiur Nr. NiIHra Dol,
r.n's. Mr and Mrs S. % McCoy. OF
MDOdIIVu
Nr and Mrs ,iev. Glass icr Sat
urIIy for lat, trip
49, and Mrs Gibson Caldwell leave
today Tor 900 extended trip through
Canada
IS o. Hubbard and family aro
r'udlnE fh" summer af Ntuuckot.
MASS.
Hr, IS % Fields. pastor NJ tho
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Watson Schenck.

\ quiet wedding was solemnized at
noon Monday in GallapOlis o. the
principals being Miss Shirley Schenck.
OF the Island. we'll known in padaCoS-
zeal circles. and Mr. Chas. W. Watson.
OF Racine. O. an engineer OF the Pitts
burg steamship Co. They are receiv-
ing congratulations from a host Of
friends.
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sleep in the position.
A young business woman contributes a less serious
but the less unpleasant experience She
her right shoulder. and. having a rigid
ways sleeping that side. lost several nights sleep
and actually incapacitated for
had 10 lie her back.
There has been much said in medical circles from
time TO time about the proper position
sleep
Some doctors advocate sleeping
others the right side
A prominent physician that the normal po
sition in which to sleep is the
will notice that healthy child invariably sleeps
his stomach.
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white flowers. and an elegantly
course dinner was served. Those pres
cut were Mrs. ZOu Hastings Frazier
Mrs. Earl Mckee, Mrs Anna Duis
Mrs Chas Daugherty. Misses Carrie
Frazier. Ann Huscman. Yin Dyson. Lu-
tie Hicks, Lou Frazier and Lulu
Adolph.
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will hold mems meeting In tho
brotherhood hall on Marshall street.
sunday afternoon Rev VI. + Pritch-
ard. of Wheeling. will deliver the
principal address The brotherhood
Will hold their regular monthly social
meeting al the church Monday even.
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Dinner Party.

Tuesday evening the Stratford hotel
Was the scene ot a very pretty dinner
party. given in honor OF Mrs ZOu
Hastings Frazier. who leaves this
week for the east. where she Will
make her future home The tables
were beautifully decorated in pink and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
elect oHieers

Following are the officers elected
%, the stockholders of Che Candy
Health Food Company. ~ a meeting
held yesterday y ". Hamilton was
elected president. Charles Gilbert.
vice president. T. T.. Clemens. Score.
tary 70 IS Thurbcr. treasurer The
board o. directors consists of vs. ~
McMcchcu 70 " Thurbcr y vs. Ham
iltou. J.. L.. Clemens and Charles GIL.
hort
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Tennis Club Dance

Another Of series OF summer
dances was given Tuesday evening at
the White Palace, Wheeling Park. by
the Tennis Club. A good attendance
enjoyed the special dance program
rendered by the Bentfield orchestra Of
Bcllaire
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SOCIETY
Lawn Party.

Miss Maybelle Fortney very pleas
antly entertained number of friends
with lawn party az her home I'm
West Wheeling on Monday evening.
The lawn was lighted with rows OF
Chinese lanterns, and refreshments
were served.
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Recital.

Tuesday evening. at the home OF
Mrs. Alice :. Kelley in Echo Point.
an interesting musical program was
rendered for the benefit of the Wheel
ing chapter of the American Woman's
league. Miss Grace r. Hall PLAYED =
very beautiful piano solo. which was
followed by vocal selection by Mrs
Frank Carlin. Miss Mildred Pracht
gave very interesting reading. Miss
BESSIE English rendered vocal solo
which was pleasing to all Mrs Shcr-
man Clegg gave reading. which was
followed by vocal solo by Mrs Wal.
ter Kline. with violin obligato by W.
y. Mccoy. Ignatius Bremen also
gave reading
Tn" interesting program was closed
with number OF selections bv the
quartette. composed Of Mrs Frank
Carlin. Mrs. H. James. Mrs ". II
Geisey and Miss Theresa Phillips Re-
ir~chments were served
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Sunday School picnic-

The annual picnic Of tho Bethlehem
sunday school will be- held Thursday
afternoon and evening at the home Of
MIS- W. {. Wayman. Supper will be
served on the lawn
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heart
OF course don't know anything about all this but thing
:
be able to sleep in than position especially
back
We have heard talk lately
much
:
my in
difference at least into realization of the possible
cluon
would ask you writes correspondent
TO the
accident occurred lady the
the
long hpn small
The lady probably
her
Now think they
if of the required
to that the head and the protruded"
R
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NJ MECHEN
Finger Mashed

Finger Mashed
Chester Patterson. employed in the
salvanizlns department OF the W. =.
q J. company 5 plant. suffered a badly
mashed finger Yesterday. when a large
piece OF iron pipe fell on il. The
flesh was badly crushed and the bone
broken. His injury will compel him
10 lay of work for several weeks
Brotherhood Meeting.
The brotherhood o. the u T.. church
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on North Front street Monday even.
ing. in honor OF Miss Worem. OF ca
nal Dover. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music. both
vocal and Instrumental Delicious re-
ireshments were served.
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Monday BRIDGE Club.

Mrs. Jos. Speidel, Jr.. entertained
the Monday Bridge club at the Couu-
try club Monday. Bridge was enjoyed
and luncheon served.
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

TOW lie n
an be comor
~ An
III admit SCUM al it
a
friend OF
omenty successful
had
riahy sent III idonIhs ttn
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Ange lus P1AN6
The Nc0v So N0fc
the piano anyone can play
artstically with personal expression.

IT them hear again the melodies they kne, in voung,r
II day>-thc songs and dances the oli-rimc airs crown
more beautiful with the years
he A\CEIUS makes IL possible for anyone to pllv
the piano with the skill and artistic fidelity o master The
most invaluable ot a expression devices in qn. rlI,rrin
srumcnt is exclusive ~ the Aneelu>-
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Stab. OF
he South Side
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For Miss Worer,

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dixon very
charminciy entertained al their home
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THE PHRASING LEVER

which affords the player absolute control over tllp-
enahn2 him Z" impau personal expression hy VARYING the
time a " from Ipwc,t To- fastest through every intcrnlc
date graduation Thus The p yin- pulses with Inc sentiment
OF The pcrtormcr ani reflect, his Who'll, personality
OF scarcely secondary artistic importance are the NelpJ1nt
The MELODY Buttons The Diaphragm Pncumlcs the Sustain
INK Pci1 Device ana The Artistic Music Rolls with which
The A\GIIUN only is equipped
Our liberal exchange and easy payment plan places
the ANGELtS within the means Of every home
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when YOU are offered something for
nothing You should accept tiff you
AN AFFORD 90 pay double its value
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IS" DEATH

Green Death. of
course, for Reaches.
Bed Bugs and all
manner of house
vermin.
Use the squirt top
can like YOU would
a machine oil can. in
all cracks and crew
ices.
Safe, Sure, Simple.
No failures yet.
Pint cans with
squirt top, sc. of
your druggist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
TO HAVE WILL CONTEST
Murphysboro Citizen Left $4,000 Es-
tate to 1ousekeeper Cutting Off
Nieces With IS Saccn.

M1lphysboro has will contest In
sight which is likely to prove some-
what sensational, in which the owner
ship Of $4,000 estate is involved.
The author OF the win was an eccen-
tric citizen named Taos. Smith. who
died suddenly on the 14th inst. ana
40 bis will left only IS each to three
nisces, two of whom reside in Eng
land and one in Chicago, and the re-.
mainder of his estate to his house
Keeper OF two months, a Mrs. Ne
Govern The Chicago niece. Miss
Lizzie McConochie, attended the fun
eral and on hearing the will read at
once decided that undue influence had
been exertel over her uncle by his
housekeeper, and engaged Hon, Jno
NJ. Herbert to contest the will. Mrs
MCGOWAN has engaged Attorney Jas
Fl. Martin.
Pr G. @, Moltz. who attended Mr..
Smith, declared that he came to has
death from natural causes: but seeing
that there was to be contest over
toe will decided 10 turn the case over
TO the coroner in order 10 relieve him
self of any responsibility The coro-
ner's Jury returned verdict Tuesday
that smith came 70 his death from az
popleXy supeHnduced by excessive
drinking. Mrs. MCGOWAN stated that
deceased nad consumed five gallons
OF whiskey since Christmas. Mrs. Mc
G0wan is an elderly woman ana sue
ceeded Miss McConochie as Smitss
housekeeper 1t appears THAT the last
viii is the second made by Smith. 1t
was dated Oct IL, 1910, The first,
made earlier in the year ana also
lett much the larger portion Of the
estate to Mrs. MCGOWAN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
EczEME CURE A BEAUTY WASH

Although d. p, d. Prescription has
been recognized for years. as the one
remedy for Eczema, 9soriasis. and all
other forms Of skin diseases, it is new
known that there is no other WASH
even those used by the beauty spe.
cialists, that can compare with this
mild liquid for cleansing the sin OF
pimples, blackneads, IRISH, aud all SIM
liar skin affections.
For this reason alone, bottle Of
ID, d. d, should be- kept on hand in
every household. A trial 25c bottle
WIN show you the merits OF tails great
remedy as 4 complexion wash
ID. D u. seems to remove re cause
whatever the trouble may 10, cleans.
ing the skin, and leaving 1t AS soft, az
smooth ana clear as that Ct a healthy
child.
Get a 25c bottle today and keep if,
H. ic house.
Herman G.. Schuh.
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Yours truly,
N. B. TEIISTLEWOOD

Washington, January IA, 1911.
Hon. NJ b. Thistlewood,
House OF Representative,
Washington. D. G.
NY Dear Mr.. Tnistlewood:
| am in receipt or your letter OF
January Is, enclosing letter frcm
the postmaster and telegram froh
tho Commercial association, of Muir.
physboro, Illinois, ASKING for re-
count of that city. regret to say
taat. whatever may be the merits oil
their claim with reference to the or.
siginal enumeration, it would be en-
tirely impossible to re-enumerate al
the present time
TIE population OF the United
States and Of each ~tate mas already
heen announced AMI transmitted to
congress for the basis OF apportiot~
mont, and obviously no change can
POSSIBLY be made without throwing
out all calculations regarding the ap-
portionment.
| should very much regret II any
/ Injustice has been done to Murphys.
boro, and seriously doubt whether
there has been any material error.
Evec. however, If there has been
such sefrbr. IL would be impossible to
correct II now
Regretting my inability to make d
more favorable reply, l am
Very respectfully.
E. DANA DURAND,
8sM III s5a rYirno4.x.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19

Neither my sister nor myself
might be living today, II it had not
been for Dr. Kings New Discovery"
writes A. ID. Mcdonald OF Fayettc-
vile, N c., r. F. d. No. 8, "for W.
both had frightfu coughs that no
other remedy could help. We were
told my sister had consumption. sire
was very weak and had night sweats
but your wonderful medicine com.
pletely cured us both. Its the best
! ever used on heard Of For sore
lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, croup,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19

well known to Cairoites on accoun
Of two recent bouts with Wild Jot
Collins and Louie Krager. Lynch il
corkiug good 1jG FOUNDER withoa
a peAigress a yard wide and mile Ion
bur he's rare good un around Cen
trail Illinois, quick as a cat, possesse
Of COOL mentality ami a rair knowl
edge Of tue graphing game
This assures a real good match fcr
spasm number one.
AS for the characters playing lea 4.
IN the second act weIl have Martha
Lewis, the Stranger, relative OF
Evans Lewis. Martin IS big 2J0
FOUNDER and lives in Minneapolis, a
burg noted for It's -four mills, Mime.
haha Falls and bunch Of good wrest.
ers 1t annually uIng Charles
Olson Of Indianapolis, light heavy.
weight champ Of America, viii contest
tyr honors with Lewis. AS regards
Lewis little is known except that te
proven to be good trial horse for
the very best Of the great heayyeigats
az present in the limelight. He and
Olsen met last spring in bout n
Decatur. Lewis won the first fall n
~ minutes and 20 seconds, losing the
second and third falls to Olson IN
consequence Of the laceration Of a
ligament in his left leg while form.
Ing bridge in the second round Of
the bout. The leg was examined by
a surgeon In the tudience. Aecordiny
to the Decatur Herald in an account
Of the match, the surgeon stated that
ne would rather have broken leg
than have II strained as Leis' IL"
Leis pluckily continued the bout only
to lose the final fall in just one min.
ute.
As q result of that bout there IL bal
blood beteen Les ana Olson and
when they meet next Tuesday night
on the stage of the Cairo opera house
thcrels be something doing all the
Time, sufficient to make the tiny
tiny corpuscles chase rapidly through
the veins Of the men with red blood
Regarding Olson--well nearly every
Cato tie knows something Of tho
light heavyweight champion. Fast
and clever enough for any of the
Great AIMS" but he lacks the
weight being shy 20 to 40 pounds, to
with Gotch, Hackenschmid;,
Americas, Mahmout or
Itoler. Olson will weight in lat about
$50 pounds.
There are still lacking some sig IA.
ures to the guarantee rund Of 5000
out Promoter Walls has gone right on
arrangements for the big
lonble-haGreled affair feeling assured
hat the necessary number of sign ars
you'll be secured. The list Is at the
'pera house box office and any one
Wishing to subscribe to the fund can
walk right up. state his wishes to |
danger Parks and be accommodated.
The subscribers to the So tickets
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
-FOUR GOOD NAT ARTISTS
viii Meet ia Wrestling Seance a
Cairo Opera House, Tuesday,
January "a.

A quartette Of princes of enter
.ainers and entertainers of princes
win give a very scientific mat seance
At the Cairo opera house next Tues.
day night.
This quartette Of P OF E. and E. OF
T. are scheduled to meet in two
bouts, the winner Of each bout TO be
declared when he shall nave won two
falls out OF three AZ catch
can style
The two bouts are to be between
two fairly good middleweights and a
pair OF husky topnotcners,o
The pair mated up in the chaser
%re Young Tafoos, the Greek. &nl
Archie Lynch Of Decatur. Tafolos is
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
ODD FELLOWS AT WORK


Mound City Ledge, $50, T. O. O., F.
Of Mound City, held lnitiato;y worh
Tuesday evening and Harry Rose was
made member of the order. Aboa
thirty members OF Stafford degree
team presented the wok of initiation
After the ceremony was concluded a
banquet was served The Io5a from
Mound City win attend Stafford lodge
meeting at Cairo In a body next Mon
day evening, when SANFORD lodge VIII
put ON some new work ana hc clothed
in new regalia
The Rebekah lodge at MOUNDS met
Tuesday evening and installed the
following officers:
Mrs. Georgia Carson, noble grasd
Mrs Vina Miller. vice grand.
Miss Mary Edward. chaplain
Mrs. Fannie Behrins, past noble
grand
Mrs. Cora/KennedG recording sec,
rotary
Ms. J. RI. Hudson, financial aeare.
tary.
Miss Anna Bankson. conductor.
Miss Gertrude Bankson, warden
Mrs. Charles f. Arter. and Frank
Thurman Of Cairo, were present. Cor
fee, cake and the refreshments were
served after the work was finished.
About thirty members were present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
Of since that time,

of since that time
Dag with two companions was huns
ing in the section mentioned. He in
formed his associates that he would
10 across a bog and scare ducks oyeF
toward them. He left them and has
never been seen since.
The bog mentioned is undertake by
quick sand and it is believed that the
earth broke with him and he was
swallowed up.
The bog is a great mystery and IS
feared and avoided by those familiar
with it, but as the young man was
new resident in the country, he
probably was not acquainted with TIE
danger that lufked beneath the
earth's surface Il ia believed that
prior to the New Madrid earthquake
IN 1911, that section was a lake, and
that the disturbance changed the
topography, leaving the quicksan1
he.tm Of the lake as the surface Of
the earth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Michael iE. scanlon and wife to
Della Rarke, quit claiu deed, Jan. II.
1911, ne except 50 acres Sc Of sw, W
Y of Sc section /, township IA, range
3; Z OF ne, g Y OF NV, n x of Sc,
sw OF Sc. section l2,township IA, range
3; Y of ne. Sc Of ne. ne Of NV, sw
OF NV, section 9, township IA, range
-: S V Of Sc, section G, township Ia,
range Q; Y of section Z, township
H. range 2.
Della Burke to Michael b. Scanlon,
quit claim deed Jan. lG to above prop
crty. Consideration 500, Both par
tics to this deal are residents OF ST.
Louis This property Is situated
north OF Mcclure and consists of
about 1900 acres. In this deal there
is represented transaction of &c.,
GOO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
RECOUNT IS DENIED
MuRPaYSRoRo CITIZEN WHO os
JEcTED AGAINST CENSUS
TOLD MUST STAND.
congresTan Th.stIewood Tried to Get
Correction - Census Director
Doubts II Any Serious Mis-
take Was Made.

The following correspondence re-
lating to efforts by Mnrphysboro citi-
zens to have their census taken again
because Of alleged gross error in the
original figures. is from the Repub-
ilcan-Era of taat city and tells why
the request is denied:
Washington, Jan. II. 1911.
Mr.. J A. White,
Muiphysboro, ILL.,
Dear SIR:
herewith enclose communication
III Director Of Census Durand IN ref.
erence to the population Of Muir
physboro.
went to see him personally, aui
then presented your letter and also
the telegram from your Commercial
club. wish YOU would show the
enclosed letter to them.
am sorry we cannot get any re-
lief from what is undoubtedly an err
ror.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19

DR.. Derbys Kidney Pills are ahead
Of the times. the only kidney and blad-
der treatment that makes good its
strongest statement. Get free pack
age at your druggists and see IL We
have said a hundredth part Of what
these little wonder-workers do.
Now listen, sufferers, don't get ex-
cited. Just lay away all your present
treatments for your kidneys, back or
bladder. If you have pain in the back.
profuse or scanty urlnation, colored az
foul urine, rheumatism anywhere. dia-
hctes. pain In the bladder or terrible
Brlghts disease, Just get a csc pack
druggist, and see the difference In
Yourself in IA hours. II YOU think tnis
~ too good for YOU to believe, Just ask
Your druggist for free sample pack
age. and try II. Remember, DR., Derbv'a
Kidney Pills-00 pil1s-10 days treat-
ment-25c. We Will send them from
me Nh, laboratory ~ Derby Medicine CO...
safe. guaranteed. INK -
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-19
IN MISSOURI SWAMP
Young Man Mystericusly Disappeared
Relieved to Have Lost Life by
Being Swallowed Up.
Poplar Bluff Republican

That Gayle Day, a young man, %
years Old, was swallowed up alive
saturday afternoon between and 4
o'clock about Six miles northeast or
Advance, seems TO be the cause of
The mysterious disappearance Of the
goung man, who has not been heard