davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1912-03-15

$3.50 Dress Forms, Special, $3.50.
Oppenheimer's, corner Sth & E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Germany's Great Day, Today, Virginia,
9th, F & G. Great feature: don't miss.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Skin Diseases and Rheumatism
a specially; skin cancers, warts, moles; pim-
ples removed. DIR. Nicholson, 1856 H stn.w.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Furnaces. Ranges, I.atrObes Repaired
cleaned S. S. Shedd & Bro. Co., Az 9TH.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Buttons Made to Match Garments, 1Oc
doz. Oppenheimer's cor. Sth & E SITS. n. w.
Evening star., 1912-03-15
You Get All the Good

of the malt and hops in HEURICHS s
BEERS Every drop rich in health-help-
ing properties. Every drop pure as dew.
> doz Lager $50; doz. Maerzen or SEN
ate, S1.7o; bottle rebate. SOC. Tel. w. 1900.
Evening star., 1912-03-15
Will Go to Mouth of River

The trip will be continued from WASH
ington to the mouth of the Potomac. No
attempt will be made to examine the
waters of the Chesapeake. This will be
saved till the future, when there will be a
special survey and report made on the
waters of the bay.
The chemical work involved in examin-
ing the samples Of water will not be
attempted till the boat returns to WASH
ingtOn.
1t will require considerable thine and
laboratory facilities that will not be
available on the boat However, the
organic problem which involves sewage
pollution is considered the most immedi-
ately important to Washingtonians and
this will be completed first.
II it is found that any regions from
which oysters are dredged are particular
ly badly infected this will put the pure
food inspectors on notice to look out for
those places at once. The results of the
examination may have a serious effect on
the Washington oyster market or it may
clear the market of suspicion altogether.
Specimens of oysters will be dredged at
various points SO that if particularly
bad infection is found it will be possible
also to tell how it affects the oysters
themselves.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Plenty Fine Hard Grabs Now Every
day a. Schneider's. Line. 2;E.
Evening star., 1912-03-15
Miller & KrOgmann

Picture framing Schmidt, 1921 18th NV.
Evening star., 1912-03-15

Shower Baths Stag Hotel, COS 9th. Great.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
yuDrcxAI. coEvrrrrou.


T1s hsputiioan gcnvension - ne
rirst 1ticiai Clrcuft % ths sfafs %
Vet ktrgin'a coupn-.d - Harcock
-, r1to. ana Narslail Counties
kATunDAr. kEFTEE1ER Tru. 1914
~ q CO. ~ - the Inlrl House.
fert / Nh--linE. v. Va. Toe tas Vur-
le-e % n0rninstinE to go Candidates
l"I Judges % - votes Tor - TIE neat
general election. Nor gtf Iel. 49,
one ~ member OF the Judicial Conrnif-
- ~ ON eacl county. Eurh mem her %
- ted BY confeEees OF each county
20 S~fN" Tor eight MARS. or Until fheIr
suce--prs are elected ana qualified. anr
Tor any other business that may proper
- come before said Convention
zach county shall be entitled 20 two
90 conferees for each MaEistsrial Dis
uict - the county. sad conferses TO
cast the vote OF their District on the
taSis - the vote cast FOR VIM IL Tart
Tor PRESIDENT I'm the year 1905 The
manner OF the selection Of the con-
iereeS shall be determined 10y the Coun-
y COMMITTEES OF each county in the cir
cut and the Judicial Committee earn
.s'iy recommends that MaGysteriai Die
tricf Conventions Ne held
such conferees shall be selected not
later than saturday. Aug. 3ist. 1879. ana
the secretary OF the County COMMITTEES
OF each county shall not later than sent
an. 1919. certify the names Of the con-
I't-es 50 selected Co the Judicial Com
No Proxies will be recognized and the
'"ntere~S present at the Convention will
tHAS. r McCAMIC Sec'y
\. H. BEACH. Chairman
judiciary Committee.
ty-21-au-3-10-i 7-2f-Sf
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WARW0OD
cou.sl n.suaE rO-.arh,

'oarc al net on rexular lesion
tltr FfErirz O. taa~ ~ uuaufsr -
i.ifoi t4rf ru1fterr. lurl.alrnE - l-suss
- no urn-r - fl-.nes for prosidinr
f'f."nnnfa go AMI o. rruair tie sewerage
over tr- entire Create WarHo.sf
Mayor i,nslsr stated at evening rat
10 N"nt4 rsr ~nnalN have a least tNo
'faifannes % tntrudur~ fur to fr-
reading before councii. one being that
thF renri" n Greater MarWu,-f shall
nave better police protection than they
are nov receiving d rave d-~m@d Il
'Nf edifnf. r~Eardf-=e - M nrSt sug-
E"~tiun before council a. I Introduce "a
Tor deputy ssrgeants 20 MISS these
deputy serE~anfs and appoint A fearless
and Law abiding man. Who shall Re put
Eppn O. stipulated salary and who IN
himself oheys the law and will make
arrests regardless ~ whom II might
De 10" mayor further declared. say
Ink We have tried out tine system 81
deputy SerEeants. hut suppose a. inter
r"Eauon Z" the listener. that "A burg
larry was committed here-a series %
iufE L,lie' what protection has our
f"'fif- / am looking after. not my
personal interests. hut for my people
wh" are residing tn Greater Warwood
Tor which town I am proud to be the
rulet executive mag strate." Council
VIII take ny several otner matters in
Guiding ~" driving Of automobiles
through the streets more than ia. rate
Of - miles an hour as provided b., the
CITY ordinance. This has been found
20 d" unsatisfactory because IL has
endangered tho lives of children who
nave n" place for recreation eNcept
upon the streets. \ number Of street
HEnts that are needed viii be taken no
NelOps
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NEEOLEWoR.< NOTES.

The best way to mend a buttonhile
which Is torn out is 10 lay a piece
Of closely woven tape back Of il. sew
IN place. hem the old buttouhole 10 il.
cut out and work in new buttonho!c
IN Iis place. \ particularly neat way.
nut which takes more time in the
making. is to rip the baud apart and
draw the stitch out OF the button
mole then stitch the take on the in
side OF the back fold OF the band.
stitch the band in place again and
make new buttonhole When a but
Ton is torn out a small piece of tape
Is laid fiat between tho folds Of the
band and the ragged edges are hem.
med to II, and the button sewed 10
the tape
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Board of Trade.

On Tuesday evening the warNood
board Of tsade will meet IN postponed
session At THIS meeting will he at
leaSt one official from t-.e Wheeling
umhi"r company. who viii ask the
board for certain concessions relative
70 the further building Of their cstab-
HShm"nt. The work on fhe tumbler
company has been SuSpe~:ed until they
nave received announcements regarding
their stock The other matter 10 be
iahen up by the board Will DO Thomas
\. Kindelberger. with repre.artative
or IA" Detroit Rubber company. will he
present ana ask the board for certain
provisions Tor the reuovrf OF their
hilsnneht here. Another provision
'het WI be discussed by the boa ri and
submitted Ia the Panhandle Traction
company. that n 15-minute service may
be granted 10 the people ~ Warwood
TOT ne entire day, instead Of the pres
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warwood Briefs.

William p. McNamarn. Who has been
,E-hg "f -" North Wheeling hospital
TOT more Than w"-& seriously 90. was
reIcrt"f 10 Doe imposing last evening
ne hpcish stock company presented
- Elmo last evening 10 A more
man crowded tent THE evening the
''nt"nN VIII present another drama
George = Hol.iugc- Els r.twr,,..s
from .. trip through OHIO
Edward Elliott who has been III n.
- n"W~ on center Main street. is
able to De- ont
The Fas and oil boom which ato,n
year ago was f. Tho line Iieh, in
Narw""d hrs begun diminishing. and
Is ptaciicallV extinct however. there
are % f"w good producers. hut experts
say that they will soon di. out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
OIL AND GAS

CcmuunicafiCu vIth the West Viz
rinia ard southeastern Ohio reics ~as
q muet entirely shuf 81 yesterday on
me 20 the heavy rains 81 the previous
aat. destroying telegraph lines and in
t'rripiinE the transmission OF mes
-aEes The swollen streams we're the
most destructive IN West Virginia. the
Baltimore a Ohio railruad lost a mum.
Der ~ bridges az various points along
the line. Warrington and the vicinity
suffered heavily from the floods. All
the lower portion of the town Was
under water and the Bartlett hotel had
siN feet 81 water on the first floor
Many small buildings we're swept
away and the damage TO crops was
very great. In the lowlands the
swollen streams swept away oil der
ricks and tanks and about everything
that came within their reach.
The recent rains will make IL pos
sible 10 start mp a lot Of work that
has been shut down or unable to start
on account OF the scarcity Of water
In some districts work had been held
up for more than a month. Later in
the season the drouth is always more
or less Of a hindrance To operations.
but this year IL came earlier than
usual
ON the south fork of Hughes river.
Murphy district. Richie county, the
Elm Hin Oil Company has completed
and put its test on the J. F. Deem
farm 20 pumping. and has a 15-barrel
producer in the salt sand. On Bonds
creek, Clay district. the Mountain
state Gas Company has drilled its
test on the J. W. Lambetr farm
through all sands and has a duster.
In TenMile district. Harrison coun-
~. Graves * Parrish have now drilled
their second test on the LLOYD Har-
bert farm through all sands and has a
light gasser in the Gordon. In Sar-
dis district. the Carnegie Naaural Gas
Company has completed "A test on the
Nelson Hannah farm and has a gasser
In the fifth sand. In Clay district.
Monongalia county the Hope Natural
Gas Company has completed a test on
the Leah Cox farm and has a gasser
in the Big Injun sand.
In the old Moscow district. Hancock
county. Wheaton d Co. have comp!e-
ted test on the A. Brown farm and
have buster in the Berea grit. In
Union district. Wood county. d. l..
Strain has completed No. 4 on the w.
y. Wharton farm and has "A very light
pumper in the second Cow Run sand
In the same district. the Sleepy oil
Company has completed No. 4 on the
y = MOwery farm and has a small
pUmper in the same formation. In the
same locality. the Ridge Oil & Gas
Company's test on the Stanley Musser
farm. credited with n production Of
80 barrels day. is the best producer
that Wood county has furnished in
moro than 4 wear. The James PuCh
o. Company has completed a test on
'ne James Puch farm and has pro
ducer 50 liSht that it will probably
b. abandoned.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
.~~~~
UOTICEl

Sealed proposals will be received by
Clerk of York Township Belmont coun-
~. Ohio. at Steincrsville. until l2o'ctucl;
noon or Wedne sday. July 3ISt 1912 for
eradlng. furnishing material and ma
cadamizing 4-l0 miles of read In York
township All bids to be accompa MED
~ good ana sufficient bond or n
Sertined check to the amount OF three
hundred dollars Specificafions win
blank bids on file with Township Clerk
The right is reserved 20 reject ali
lids. or accept any bid
by order OF the Trustees of YORK
Township.
,, Z. L. BONAR. Clerk.
FONT. Ohio.
Published the first time. July 18th.
A'i-- 1ul-I5-V
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Excavation Commenced.

Yesterday morning excavation was
hegun for the building 81 the three
story Amusement company building.
contractor Alex. Hart put nine men on
~" Jon. witch VIII be followed No next
N''N ~ several stone maSonS who
VIII lay ~" foundation This viii 10
the hnest business block ever esiab-
4Shed III Greater NgrwooL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
HOTEL FRONTENAC KEX yTT-T,.Gil5Y

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
piers central TO- all attraction. u,.,,ofu
hish-claSs hotel as good as the best:
capacity ESQ. .Nill J0ake very spaciaI
Including larg. ocean rooms metal -.
elevator baths. phones. superior table
MN wnite service. table supplied direct
rom tariut pprch0S overlook the ocean
ahh HoardM Walk. hnnkl.t. w. y WAITS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
Opening of store.

Ad"lph Pare opened his confact on
~ ana o." cream parlors y.Sf.rdav
tit"rn""n iu his new building az Nine
,''hln ana Main stro"t-. lie gave AWAY
.,."T" man 200 souvenirs 90 bis patrons
~ Is tn" newest establishment or
u" Kind IN tis:s community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
RiVer-BOttOm
Farm

OF 36O-R in Lebanon township.
Meigs county, Ohio. fronting half
mile on Ohio river: 65-A. Of all
bottom land. balance rolling Land
in good state Of cultivation; plenty
of fruit; well watered BY springs.
wells and cistcrn. q-room house.
all plastcred. 36XlOs-foOt barn.
With capacity Of 100 head of ca;
tie; boat landing and r. r station
on opposite side of river. and farm
Is near good town. Good reasons
for selling. price right, terms 20
suit purchaser.
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ehsnts .nd oih ss Mi,ni:. s9oGsrs; AsE-

NOTICE o' Mrn Wnolesaie Dealers.
nc STATE Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daiiv
GINA. Tor furnishing Supplies Tor tie
seversl state Institutions. the financial
ans ement or which 10 vested IN said
Iowest bidders. quality considered and
I 4aafI tnirEs being equal. west Virginia
Lasts of supplies needed sSiIl n fur.
n.snen oiddele on receipt OF requests
stating 'he line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
~ Shar.sston- Wosf virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
CREST LAWN
FARM

- roomed brick dwelling hard wood
finish mostly walnut. barns stabres
$40 franeries, etc. orchard wood
i'rill" helfs on grass o- hich state ot
cultivation. Total ~ a., acres One
~ me best farms in Jefferson county.
Ohio \iuc miles from Wheeling ON
TWO pixies. close 10 railroad For an
idea farm b. is hard to equal no fhi,
or any other county For uI iuf0r.
nation. write or phone
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THE COLWYE-

II South Michigan Ave. spiendidly
t'ated near Beach and amuSenl@nfs.
hehghtfut rooms. open surroundings
One block from =. < - station MRS
9. :. GERkEN. Prop, formerly OF san
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26

surprise scrap book for an in.
valid will add greatly To her happi.
ness. Take an ordinary exercise
book and get as many small articles
as there are pages in tho book: such
as a piece Of embroidery with the ma
t'riais for working II. l't'cr. some
camera pictures. handkerchief. "a
story from magazine. Some pretty
postals and other small things. For
child select paper dolls or paper sol.
diers. puzzles. pictures. rauas. ojc.
Fold each leaf over 50 as TO conceal
one OF these gifts and seal with a
brieht colored seal AMI mark The
page 10 be opened on certain day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
LEXENGT0 Oh

fa-inc a0i Arkanras Ave- ~paciou- eround-
itdjoin hTH rli md hon rdw walk. Onlg medium
Irife1 hof~ " bore guest may - from house 20
So fu bathing affifc uffhruf using sfr..afa
~ men fH rrlr Iuitei - of bath lauas- \, fff,
attendant g. crrr for suite D. free. Rom
utuc water ~ rooms. rs.h aud -~n vsuf.r
hath-. public amt private. special rate.
500 aud up daily - "a sci so weekly
Including choice table supplied from,
own fnru. Write ~rrvi-c Orr+esfr. Trr-l's
e rfa ard rrnIIff grounds Of usasn hotel n~d
beach inosIef mai'ad Hron regr-sf
FAtf q. ftft@EfE 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS


WAHrED-To secure copy OF the
journal Of the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
airy u, 1868. This journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dertnott
ana IS wanted for the State Archives az
W. Va. any owner % "A copy OF the
journal Will perform public service
by communicative with the Intclli-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis
state AFchivcist, Charleston. ". Va
tf-1ulyl2.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ron SALE or Trade good aevs7
l"f h'-c ari trn IrfT. 9TH vfiig.
HHfN H|fr IaU. H.N .f.ff ...f .fNr-
rr W'I rrI f.al n. trHsf f"r
'I 'ar hI.rfr" .".. 90 81 tiI.fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26

IN using cold cloths on Tho hood 'rr
n"aiarh" or nausea 500 thal the
cloths arc thin AMI ulhf. three or
four fhicknessns OF rt..eeric|h ar
two folds ~ Iehf muslin be- much
NOR" '.r'if,e than thick. heavy
band 1a fhe effect wanted BE- fo cool
'h' hoHd bv starorsrur fhc heat.
no f.. fh'u cloths Hl'os ffr Lca. %
N v.'f fh' cvaporafIre .af.r. and
should ir renrsed n.q.,It.y ~ l.s
ffr ..r .HnIlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
HEAL1H AND REALTY

Wash tho hair with q pure CASTLE
sonp and water and massage tho
scalp night and morning Bay rum
or fo'"t wafer of any eor- is not cOnI
i0 ruh directly ON tho hair If f iq
desired ~ perfume the Eair much
better means is 90 uTush sa.haf
throulh o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26

HOTEL IROOUOIS

south Carolina ave. AMI beach center 81
al HfiItr tons capacity 500. bn.. of
the wo4f modern ans up-to-da:e. 100
ocean side rooms. Private baths rr.u-
ms water % r"uulf. eIef afor. music.
fin" por-r". White service Src-iaf
raf-~. Sii up weekly. !, -u up daily
f''ki'f ". T. SHAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26

quiet needlchook. which would be
just the thing for bride. is made
hy covering bell-shaped pieces OF
cardboard with cretonne on the out
side and linen on tho inside. The
shaped pieces are then overhangcd
together on either side An emery
fastened TO a ribbon forms the clap
per and two pieces of flannel shaped
like Oh" bell only smaller fo,,od to-
Re'hcr along the sides am ?iukcd ~
ffe edges. forms tuc needle book
The hcll4haped book - also fastened
81" 'ho ribbon. which ID. then dawn
through tho opening a. tho top OF the
bell and tied m a bow. allow about
an inch az ribbon. before tying tho
bow. so that tho nccdlebook may he
dropped below The boil Whcen need
3D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
Southeastern Ohio.

Southeastern Ohio.
on the Ohio side. in the Caldwell
district. Nobl" county. II. l.. Timlin
has completed two tests on the James
Morrison farm and hc.h are dry. In
tho same locality. Shafer q co. had
tho same kind 81 luck at a test on
tho Frank Hartman farm.
IN the Marietta district. Washing.
ton county. Davis Il 60. have com
pi"ied Nos u and % on the Peter
Hcrlen farm and have buster and
"a lEht pumper. Murphy a Co have
completed q test on Tho Jasper holland
farm and have small well In the
sam" district. tho Carter or Company
has completed No. u on the H. Wit
tekinl farm and has duetcr
ln tho Pawn" district. the Whirplo
Production Company has completed
Two tests on tho ctor Zumbro farm
ami both arc Eighth bumpers. In tho
same district Robinson q 60 have
completed tests on tho William Lance
and John Young farms and both are
very light bumpers.
ON th" Baltimore q Ohio railroad
Foo Oh" lower corner Of Belmont couD-
IT, is new development that is A..
tracing some attention About two
months ago. Everett TcrsuSou and
others completed test on the +. C..
and H. y Welsh farm aud GOT o. prn-
Queer 900 thn Herca grit that had as
initial production of 80 barrels The
s1mo parties have now comriotod "a
second tn-f On fhr same nrrr and
have about Tho same kind Of y pro.
ducer They hold leases ON clrsid.
o. . D. .HH
arc drilling tr-t ON fho Richard
shepard farm Scar 'h. ohio river
iu 'hn sam" county. Ga-mIrc a Go
tav" completed two to-fs ou fhc W.
$ Carroll farm and each is good for
about tao barrels dlv
The Local Fields.
IIeh' wells are DO. best tho local
p.orl" can present. lu thc Cauons-
burg Geld. Wa-b urfou rouuft. Tho
Harper oil company has completed
Dos f'-f ou OH" Harper heirs ~ and
nt- r dusfe- Is 3D.. Wrvfnrd dis.
trrf iIirli rv county. % 10 GifIoa.
I.e l. completed $50 o ou flo Jos
'rn Booker Hrm arI VII uo' have
h''f.r f'rn n barrel rumrrr -f.Ir
'n NfFr Iu4ar nr fHr.- f..f nr
f.. James -aftar fru 10 Wright a
f. IIt. wr'nfrf % f..f on fnr Do
"rFH' H-m arI l-rr aE.t ras.
Tos' .r....rr f.. r..-.. s. a..rou
f.' eIu.r pa.u .. contained boo
-..r.i rr.rf r..r t.a,
... r.. fH.re .f d.tr. rI -
H.... ..I.Hf.r I|.f.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
The Local Fields

ros' .r..Irr fs r.r-.. 81 a.0rou
r.| eIu'. patm .. contained boo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
HOTEL SEMINOLE FIRE,

-. Carolina Az and B..rh Dest l,.c
i'1n. new. nindern. complete. elevate
BriNa'" baths. 'tc. special 8 40 an WI
Skit Mrs = r. ALLEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEI

q. .rEinis az. near Beach and steel Per
IN SltroundingS Capacity 500. Hot
s"uth rrn -SposGge Elevator T., street
ievci. spacious po:ches. etc special week
r 80, ~ ~ daily. Booklet. Coaches
COOPER and LEEDS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
WIrgpERMERE.

South Carolina Ave. 2nd house from
Eeach. Best equipped modern price
motel in Atlantic CITY. Elevator. bath
inE from hotel. Booklet T. \ ZEN
DER. Owner.
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The Wiltshire
IOUEILA
HOTEL NEw ENclANO

So. Carolina a.. & beach Private baths.
running water IN rooms Elevator 10
street level. SPACIOUS porches CAPACITY.
$50. Booklet RRNAS q WILLIAMS.
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New Throughout. capacity $50. private
faths. elevators. 5000 feet wide. cool
porches: exceptional table. white serv-
ice Special rates. s.. $40. $3.50 up
weekly; 81 UP caily. Bklt. J. l.. COPS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-12
AGE NO BAR.

Livery do,g IN valro is Eligible.
Old people stopped with SUFFERING
Middle aGe, courageously fighting
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
All in misery from their kidneys.
Perhaps little backache first
Urinary disorders. dropsy may
quickly follow
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sick
kidneys.
Are endorsed by thousands.
Mrs. Ida Aliff, Main ST.. Mound
city, Ill, says; Three years ago /
gave a public statement In favor OF
Doan's Kidney PILLS and | am
pleased to confirm it now as the re-
lief l received has be.u permanent.
! consider Doan's Kidney Pills the
best kidney medicine that can be
procured one of our children was
afflicted with kidney trouble from
childhood and continued to suffer In
spite of all the medicines that were
used The child's back panied him
and he had but little control over
the kidney secretions. Doan's Kid
ney Pills soon affected cure in this
case, | know that this remedy can
be depended upon to give relief In
cases Of this kind"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan s.
DoaD s and take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-12
PULASKI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MRS. F. E. Batter. Correspondent.

Mrs F. J. GittlejGhn and little
daughter Of Cilin, ILL.,, visited rela-
tiyes here this week
Little Charlie Aldred is quite sick
with malaral fever.
Mr. and Mrs, John Bradley. of
Makanda, H., were the guests Of
Mrs Bradley's parents, Mr.. willard
and wife, this week
g. A, Dunn, who has been en-
ployed for the past month as I G.
agent at this place, returned to his
home IN villa Ridge, H., Tuesday.
Mr. r. T. burner, our regular agent.
resumed his work again after q
months vacation
II d. Collins. of t'llin, made a trip
to our town Thursday,
j. O. Essex uade q business trip
to Cairo Thursday.
Mrs Harriet Partain, Of Lake VII
lage, Ark, departed for her home
Friday, after IN extended visit with
relatives here. Her - and daughter
Mrs. CIT Smoot, accompanied her as
fur as Cairo.