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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
New Track Completed

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 26.-Ntth tire completion
~ the double track on The Southern Pa
cific railroad from LucIu to MontcUo
there Is no further need Tor helper en-
zinc. This is great saving iu th~
operating department of the road. Tn,
new track. nearly o. milo from the old
inc has been turned over 60 the opcrat-
ing department and tho iirst trains ere
seut over the new rout" yesterday. All
wcstbound traffic viii Le handled oNer
the new track in the future, thereby
avoiding thC heavy grade on tho main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
eRorHER HANDLES ESTATE.
Court Permits Adjustment OF Business Of
.hc Late Howard GrccnwclI.
So cial 10 N IrIbume.

oVr cal % The IrlbUNe.
OGDEN, Dec. 26.-Jpon The application
~ Earl Cromwell brother OF the late
Howard Grecnvell, special letters Of ld .
miniEtration were today issued 10 him by
District Judge y. ]. Harris. howard
Greenv cIi. ? former ogden newspaper
man. died ~ Chico. Cal. December 80.
leaving an estate consisting OF $2Vnn cash.
deposited ~ salt Lake bank and cor
tain options valued at $1,000. At the time
~ Young GrcouWplrs dos IA he was en-
-a=od in the moving picture busiuess a.
Chico. Th" petitioner Is brother "f
tho deceased. Under the letters issued
10 him he iS given aUthoritv 10 perfect
certain contracts pending affecting tho
estate and 10 attend 10 AL unfinished
business OF the dcccdcut.
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DEPUTIES ARE NAMED.
James r. Mcfarland and Samuel NsdIcy
Receive Appointments.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. g Upon the rccumnIcn-
cation OF Joseph storey. county road com
missioner, the Weber county commission
cgs today appointed James f.. Mcfarland
OF West Weber pltj Samuel iiadlcy Of
Taylor daputv road commissioners. The
county clerk WAS directed 50 issue rcrt-
tica;cs OF appointment 10 the tTv" depu-
ties.
report was received from SBpo'lutcudcr crt
Child pf the count. infirmar,' Wherein IL
MS stated that tic twenty-five inmates
of the homo for iudscuts had neen serVcG
with a hountiful Christmas dinner .cG-
trrds,. The REGULAR monthly claims 1ud
other routine business wore passed upon
hrfnIc The honrn ndInUrnod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
EAGLES ARE DELAYED.
Change in Plans Prevent oceupanoy OF
New Home Just Now.
Special 10 The Tribune.

opccinl 20 The IrIbunc.
OGDEN. Dec. 26--McmbcTS oc the local
gcric ~ Eagles arc kcculy disappointed
over the failure OF tho contractor 20 COM
plctc the Hurst building 10 permit the
Initiation OF new members at the hand
SOME hall III Hudson avenue The initis-
iion exercises at which class Of thirty
will he inducte5 into tho mysteries OF
ibe. order viii bc held tomorrow night at
the old nal In the O'Ncll building on
Twnnty-Gftn street The delay In tia"
complct ion OF the building has been
caused hy a change ~ plans Tor beating
the huiidlnG. IN adjoining heating plant
Was at 1rsi con; "mplatcd. but II has re-
Gently been decided 10 install separate
heating plant in rhc building. ucccssitst-
ns a delay in turning over The new quar-
tors 10 the EaslcS. The lodge members
expect 10 DC Installed in their nov quar-
tcrs hv Tho miIdlo nl JanuarN.
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Problem UD TO Judges.

Special TO The TribUne.
OGDEN. Dec. 25 Sitting en- nanc. Dis
;Clc, Judges !. ~ Howell su6 \. i. liar-
rs viii consider applications tor liquor
licenses on Friday. There arc several
applics tiona FOR renewals now before tho
chuit which VIII bc heard at thai time.
judge Harris viii go &" Huntington for
the balance Of tho week 20 dispose pf n
number, Of cuses pending in Tho Davis
county court. lic VIII return 10 ogden
FRIDAY fo hear pT0bat" matters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
1GS Cars Of Bcet7 Shipped.

Spc'ai 10 The Tribune.
SAIINN. Toc .e-J g. We. Who has
hal rFar=o III Weighing the heets IN this
sortior uui.hals tho work during the
wc.k. Th,. general average has been
about ten 'tus 80 tho acre. Those i"-
ported lmoug tho best producers arc
ffyrutn anderson aud son. who averaged
moro iosu twan;y toms II the acre. Tho
farmers feel encouraged as ~ the ont
lo"l, - tho hro' Industry. as ll5 cars
vcf- shipped from this place"
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Fails TO Roc Safe.
special 20 The Tribune

-recisl 70 Tie 1rIbUn0-
PROV. Dec. 90. Au attempt ~ss mad"
to burclarilc the ofhrc 81 tho Independent
coal -1mr3ur. Tho o'nr@ vac euteTrd
through the door % which the burglar
-v'dontly had A tc,. and tho knob Of
thr safe Wss knocked of with liam
NOR or some other tool II Is supposed
the burglar Was frightened away. aG tho
saf, vaf not opened.
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Mrs. Ford at Rest.
pccisl 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec 20 Brief funeral scrV
ices for Mrs. Hazel Ford wero conducted
al the L3r',iu chHp"! at | o'clock this
forenoon. The Rev. ~ y Zimmerman,
pastor Or the First BAPTIST church. uei
charge of tho services. Burial Nag IN
tho City cemetery.
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Subway Nearly Ready.


S!@tl1A N' ~ AaJtIlS'
OGDEE. De-. "S.-Ey February ! The
improvements consisting ol passenger
subway leading 10 tho ~tyaCss and NM
hrclla sheds over each track at the Union
dsopt viii be completed and ready Tor
use The work Vas begun last sCnt-
mcr when tho subway Is put In use
passengers may 20 to and from their
trains without crossing railroad Trucks
and without being exposed TO inciemcnt
weather.
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CUSHIONS AND UPHOLSTER.
INGS

AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & S.S.
Co. Phones 3ee2. pl55S
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Thrce DEGREES Total Sb16o.

Special =" The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec @s Judge Booth has
rendered judgment IN the district court
here against George T. Waterman aud IN
favor 81 Natilds. : iiouE - al. aSere-
eating sSiGa a.. The DEGREES Ucrc IL
three separate cases. one for sSii.SS, ono
for is.Ea 60 aud tho other FOR 81 $3.50.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.


District o; Itaa,
On triE .etn dav pf noc smbcr & -.
1911. or reading thc foregoing petition q
ts ordered by the court that u hearing be
hal upon the ss-u4r the f.tb day of
Janu,rv. A. u. 1919 lcfDrc said court at
Salt lake CITY. IN raid district. at 10
o'ciork .n ;hc forenoon. and Tat notice
thereof bc published iu Tho Salt Lake
Trfbuur nev$pap pcr printed IN aid
district and that all known creditors
ard other persons "a i1ierest may sr-
pcar at tho -nid time and place arI
SNOW cause n any they have why tha
rTsyer n tne said petitioner shoui! no. b-
granted
And i; s. further ordered by ~. coar,
that the cie=k sssil send by mall 10 a.
kcovn creditors copies OF said p-titio<
and this order. addressed % them az
their places .. residence a5 stated
Witness tEs HonOrablc Johu A MAJ.
shsl nudge o, Tie said district court. aud
'l@ seal thereof. st Salt lake CIt, ln S.id
district. on tlc 18th day 81 December.
\ .. 1911.
Attest JEEEoLD Z LETCHER
tScSi u Court Cirrs
I.Sp.
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say thc dealers but rather than risk
lose from sudden rise tn tcmpcra turc
the crop rs hciuc harvested q this time.
As soon rs the crop is gathered tho ponds
Hill 30 rc;ill-d with the hope OF gathering
y second crop this winter,
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CUT LOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
oIa z End So. Both phones 81. e391
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER. STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold Al Rivers ErcE.. - West 5Id south.
piiyj
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AUCTION SALES.
PERSONALS

ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them al The Salvation Army. Ad~
dress a! Communications 20 Mrs. Adju-
lant Slvate, SCI Easg Third South stresi
Salt Lake City. nSt3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27
Ice Harvest Begun.

-pscial To The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 26.-.-At two o; Tie big
jcc ponds near the CITY harvesting was
begun 'his morning. The ice is eight
inches thick For storage purposes the
blocks should he 1T icast ten inches thick,
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EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERA.
houscwoik; ~ family. Address 2.a
h,h ave. Phone 4Gs5H. plll9
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PoRTRAIrs READY FOE DELIVERY

AT portraits ordered NOT Iater thao
November 90 nc ready for delivery at
Tribune Art studio. i55 s. Main. Call
mornings.
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Pays Second Fine.

Special 60 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. U-c. .G.--iuo'Ncr fiDc Vas iru-
posed Upor r. Ta,atsri. Japanese propri 70
otor 81 q pool room ~ sol Twenty fourth
street. this morning for allowing minors
Ia ffeuucn' bis plHro of business. Tavs b.
tsri Vfis before Jgig~ NUTphy two weeks
aSu for tire Snn.r ufferSc.
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SPLENDID Up-TO-cATE 6-Rco,,
modern cottage. South Temple stres,
near 7th East Both phones iiI.. psi.:
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Tyery family has need OF COOL. re-
liable liniueut. For sprajus. bruises
soreness Of the muscles and rheumatic
pains ;here Is none better tdau CbzS.
perialn g. Sold b. all dea!ers
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FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING.

4 W. t5ACCK or NEW YORK CITY
IEieTlof hard wood finishing. md I5si..
pscs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-27

~ YOU want 20 rent that furnished
room. use Tribuae want ads. Gail ei;he!
shoae. Bel 52Oe. lad. 36v.
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKIN !,
SHIPPIN-!
HAY. GRAIN AND COAL

L. &. ]. FEED CO. 1S9 WEST SOUTH
Temple and i62 North End West. Ind:
2266. p6Ss
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WANTED
wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUS

EUENITtIRE OF ALL. KINDS WANT
ed, Will pay you frst-clas5 prices ~,
c. Fisher 4 Co, ls5 So. ". Temple. Be,5
GIL. Ind. 9s4. eos
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRNrs,,,

3-nOOM MODERN TERRACE 80 80
basement 5SI Elizabeth ST. Ind. Y,,snss n,s
''''''
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HupDART FLORAL CO., &. SO. MAIS
81 Phopes los Cut flowers and 10.
neral deGiEns. nioS:
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SHEET META. WORKS
ACCORDION PLEATINC

Si'NBUEsT AND SIDE PLEATfNG.
,ira VI ~ Jeuuens. sos East 3rd 50.
-. Bcli phoDe 1867 plfl2
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t. C. o'DoNNELL. TNDERTAKER
ard ombalmer. has r:cved 20 new To-
cation, 2a5-27 South West Temple st.
Realty bldg. Both phones. o33s9
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
SEWING MACHINES.
tToVE AND : ANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY * STOVE RE.
pair WORKS. Castings made for aaT
stove water Jackets cleaned. Al Inakcs
OF water Jackets for sale. We make a
epecialty OF furnace crates and .eFa!rs
Rear 55l So. Sta;e 81 Telephone 4si{.
rl11l
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

AND ATt-LTfGEAFUING: PETNATE DC
taIiUc rooms: Sunday and evening work
by appointment. 9. Shirley Sea oold1. suite
zoo. Utah Savings & Trust Co, bldg
PISS
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BROWN FON MUTr SUNDAY EVEN
jng, near st and md SO. on 10th Ia st.
Phone Ecil fShIZ p252S
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST -BjACE SILK FOE. HIGH
grade specimen Return 10 ie5 atF ave:
reward. p2Sns
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SHOE REPAIRING

---~--~~-~>-~-------~----
SHOE REPAIRING At POPULAR
prices. .. Randall, 10 East lst So.
Bel 5lss. plloSS
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ASSAYIRS


CEISMON & ElCHCLS, ASSAYER5
END chemists. removed TO 80 South
West Temple. wlIss
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WAN TED
HELP.

---~--~--~O~~~>>~~->>-~-~--
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASb
mont First Congregational church. We
get YOU n position free q! charge. Iele.
phone Ind. 1905; Bel oSge. t-"9
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MoNUMEN'.s. ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TIC SELECT FROM. II
Mckenzie Display Yards. 422 So. Stite.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

-RER W. HALL. UNDERTAkER AND
embalner. lsk s. West Templs- Phones
Iole d9
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COMPETENT GIRL. GOOD coos;
good wages: reference REQUIRED. 70
East Is. Noru! st. Bell phous SliG. pi2A'
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4 FASCINATING rRoFESSIoN-JoU
ualisu pays Glasses forming so stArt
COLLEGE. Boston bid. p@09G
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WsN--~ --N~-g
S.LES1EN 10 AID Us SUPPLY THE
brisk demand 'or or goods. some va
cant territory yet 81 every state vest
o. the Miss'a-ippi Cash weekly Capital
City Nursery Co. Salem. Oregon. plet-
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ONE GooJ job BEINGS TWO.
That's vbv the Ccr:c-g contiaee, q
grow. CoEtuEy PriaiiL: Co., 555 Pss:.
SGee place.
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$50

San Francisco and Ee:uul.
December 2sth. via Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific. Limit 30 DAYS. City
Ticket Office. Hotel Utah
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w. " 7. YOUR INFORMATION Is RE-
qGested in New York. Same address.
o7sS
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EXPERIENCED GIRL. GENERAL l.
AouseWo.k. three ~ family. s. 2outn
.ih East H3oS
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
EFFORT TO FIX
Blame FOR
ntinned from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
0f policemen to the street. a large
crowd of men, women and children
awaited them.
One hysterical man tried to press
Through the throng crying:
Not guilty? Not guilty? Murder,
murder. murder, murder" He fell
IN the steps of the court house in
commissions gasping that he had
lost a sister in the fire.
Harris and Blanc were not
'harged in wholesale manner with
he deaths that occurred at the fire,
but specifically with manslaughter
n the case of Margaret Schwartz. a
yosng girl who was found dead,
near door. on the ninth floor OF
he building.
The main argument of the prose-
eution and defense was directed
against the door, the defense intro
1ucing more than hundred wit
nesses to prove that it was not
locked. and the prosecution refuting
This contention by IA mass of evil
denCe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
SIM and Moon
General Conditions.

The storm was central Wednss-
day morning northeast OF Lake
l,uron Precipitation had occurred
within the preceding "a hours
throughout the Mississippi Valley
and the districts east thereof. The
following heavy rainfalls were re-
ported: Savannah, Tenn, 4.36
inches. Nashville, $50: Columbia,
LA; Riverton. lie; Chattanooga,
t.12.
The temperature had risen over
the north and middle Atlantic
States and had fallen in other sec
lions east of the Rockies In the
northern Plains States and the
Canadian northwest, the tempera-
lures ranged from zero to 20 below
zero. The indications are for fair
and continued cold weather in this
section Thursday.
WILLIAM e. BARRON.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28

that afternoon.
Mrs. II. M. Smith and Mrs. Hall
Nhiteaker went to Drookpost " nd
nesday in the interest OF the order
of the Eastern Star.
Ed Sheerer made business trip
to Karnak Wednesday.
Rev Father Mnmbour had as ibis
guest Sunday and Monday Rev
Father y. Msetta Of Kirkwood Mo
Father Meetta assisted in the SER
vices at ST. Mary's church Sunday
md ionday.
Mrs III Wright OF Villa Ridge
vas shopping here Wednesday.
Mrs. James r. Weaver of Mounts
and daughter. Mrs. Fred Keiser Of
Chicago went to Grand Chain and
olmstoad "Wednesday to visit rela-
tivcs.
Mrs. Emma Mertz OF St Louis ia
visiting w. T. Friganza and fami \
vas called to Cairo Wednesday on
account of the illness of her father
md mother, Mr.. end Mrs. Jama
5srar
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28

lily
Fred Gaunt and family are visit
ing Uncle Joe Gaunt.
Stanton Mcintyre has bought the
Chester Esque property east of town
and will occupy it in the spring.
Ernest Pace and wife are visiting
Ariie Badgley on the ridge.
Fred Barber and wife Of Mctrop-
oils are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Isoria Litherland
Uncle Chas. Stahlheber had a
Christmas tree gathering for his
children. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Wesenborn, Mr.. and Mrs
Gaskill. Jack Stahlhober and family,
Joe Gauge and family and Ernest
Barthod. You can always have a
good time at the home of Uncle
Chas.
Nina Bartleson is home from
school at Carbonate visiting her
parents.
Say August, what has happened
with your best girl? Don't cry.
Little Thresa Mellin is sick at this
writing.
We all wondered what became of
Leo Reichert. Why, he is home
sick.
Elmer Smith has gone home for
Christmas. What is the matter Le-
liza?
Lora Hacker Is in Vienna spend
ing the holidays.
Jerdon has gone to Missouri to |
visit his wife and children.
Mr. Ernest i,artho is real sick at
thls writing
.agf Fields Is home from Mis-
souri,. No place like home. Is there
Paul?
Miss Lucy Dicks of Harrisburg ISL
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
MOUND CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr. and Airs Richard Roach OF
Villa Ridge spent Christmas with
Miss Nellie O'suliyan of Fourth
street.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Smith lcr.
Tuesday for their home in Caruth-
'rsville, Mo. after a two weeks
visit with the atter's parents, Mr..
md Mrs John Read, Of Main street
They will visit Mrs. Smiths rela-
lives at East Prairie, Mo-, en- route
lomc. Mrs. Reads mother, Mrs. NJ.
\. Hamilton OF Cairo, also spsnt
Christmas here, returning home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Poor had az her guest
the past few days, her sister, Mrs.
7. II. Lyerly of Pinckneyville. who
left Wednesday evening for her
home.
W. w Williams and d. James. who
are guests OF Mrs. George 3. Howard
and family of Third street went 10
Benton, KY, Wednesday where they
VIII transact business.
Mrs. G. S. Britton of this city and
nephew, FLOYD Brittou. of Cham
paisn' attended the picture shows
~ Cairo Wednesday afternoon
MICS Antoinette Fisher and moth
y OF Mounds were shopping in the
city Wednesday.
Misses Mona Perrault and Carrie
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
River Forecast.

The Ohio. at Shawneetown, will
continue falling during the next As
hours. At Paducah and Cairo, will
rise quite rapidly during the next
several days. The Wabash. at Mt
Carmel, and the Mississippi, from
below st. Louis to above Cairo, will
continue to fall slowly during the
next AZ hours The Tennessee, at
Florence and Riverton, will rise rap
idly during the next AZ hours, prob
ably reaching food stages by Thurs.
day morning. At Johnsonville. will
rise rapidly for 3 or 4 days, passing
1ood stage tonight.
WILLIAM E, BARRON.
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO
WASHES PIMPLES
AWAY

No remedy that ! have ever sold
for Eczema, Psoriasis, and all other
diseases Of the skin has given more
thorough satisfaction than the D. ID.
p. Prescription for Eczema.
A 25c trial bottle can be secured
at once
My patrons find that d. y. d. not
only gives instant relief to the Itch
ing, burning skin, quickly driving
out all the disease germs. but il j.;
also the most delightful wash for
the complexion they ever used. Alb
solutely harmless and pleasant to
use n. d. d. cleanses the skin of all
minor impurities, such as rashes and
pimples, over night, and leaves the
skin clear and smooth as that Of a
child.
II is now generally known that
there is nothing that can equal d.
y. u. as a household remedy for ali
skin troubles, no mater what they
are.
I, myself am So fully convinced IF
the merits of this wonderful remedy
that will charge you nothing II
the first full size bottle of D. d. d.
does not make good eyrey claim.
Better drop in and talk It over
with me anyhow.
Herman G.. Schulz, Eighth and
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-28
GRAND CHAIN :
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. II, c. Moore and son Cletu

Mr.. H. c. Moore and son Cletus
were at Mounds Sunday.
Mr.. T. Reichert and wife visited
Cairo Sunday
Mr.. r. Reuther and daughter OIL
la were at Cairo Saturday shop
ping.
Mir. Oscar Lischner of st. Louis
is home spending few days with
his parents and little sons Henry
and Clarence.
Mr.. General Smith and family Of
Karnak spent the day with Eli
Morse.
Miss Blanche Moore Is home for
a few days spending Xmas with her
father, brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Tarr spent Christmas
with relatives at Karnak.
Or. Tarr spent Xmas with his
mother and daughter at Mound City.
VIII Victor and wife and uncle
took Xmas dinner with Wits father
in the country
Dr, J. NJ. Turner went to Cairo
Friday. Guess he brought his best
girl Xmas present.
Mrs Clatic Wheeler (nce Jones)
and family of Anna spent Xmas
with relatives.
Mrs. Rebia hummer (nee McGee)
of Cairo, spent the holidays with
her grandparents. w. Boyd.
Norman Boyd spent a few days
with his parents.
Uncle John Boyd from Indiana,
is spending some time with John
Drey.
A family reunion at Uncle Dick
Moores Xmas day was spent in joy
and happiness Those present were
John Bristow and son George OF
Metropolis. Henry Moore and fam
lily. Jim Moore and family. Robert
Moore and family and Milk Eshle-
man and family. all Of Swan Lake
on haunted hill and II, G. Moore and
family, Mrs. TRAILER and Edwin
Moore of Karnak, All report q
grand time.
Mr.. Geo. Jainert and family spent
the day with J. M. Merchant.
Miss Ruth Berry spent some time
with y. f. Merchant before return
ing TO Karnak.
Robert Fournia and family spent
Xmas with Gus Badgley.
Frank Badgley and family spent
the day with Gus Badgley.
Mr., and Mrs. Norman went to
to spend Christmas.
Clvdia what did you give your
best girl? Don't lei Elmer beat
your time
Mr. Tom BIllingsley and wife Of
Newport, Ark, are visiting Uncle
Press and wife.
Mr.. Fred Haas Of Cairo spent the
day with A. p Schroeder and fam