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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
SAFE REMEDY ENDS
CATARRH MISERIES
Gives Instant Relief, Cures &
Prevents Catarrh and
Cold in the Head. p"

Tho quickest. best and snfesT way
to cure catarrh or a cold In the head
In by using u remedy that will touch
the spot" aud do It's work quickly
without leaving any bad effects. Ely's
Cream Balm, which In applied To the
nOHtrlls or rubbed on tho throut or
chest gets right at the root OF the
trouble and instantly relieves even
tho worst case Of Catarih or cold, A
few minutes after applied you can
feel n lOOscning up In the head. the
pain Uhd soreness are gone. the sense
of taste. smell aud hcHrinR come back
aud YOU feel like different person.
Elyn Cream Hahn cloanHss, heals
and strengthens the Unframed mem
hrHncs. takes away that stuffed up
feeling and dun pain In the head. re-
liov"s the throat soreness and stops
tho nasty diHChargc which IH tho cause
at the Disgusting hawking. splitting.
blnwlng at the nose. and foul breath.
Hay fever victims who are made mis-
era fh' ~" hlS "0f ancSAns.' touRhinia
and whccznR get Instant ana permR
n"nt r"licf hy the uso Ut this simple
remedy.
Don't suffer another minute. Ely'a
Cream Balm viii relieve you lmmo.
dlalelS. and u 80 cent bottle win
more than likely work complete
cure Al druggists sell lt.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
elected a fourth time had no become

elected a fourth time had no become
a candidate this fall.
Governor Wilson ana Governor
Burke weere tho FIRST to respond 20
tho call of William Jennings BHyau
for messages from homo" to make
tho Baltimore convention progress
Hivc. Governor Burke was the ia
vorito son for tho nomination for
president. Instead OF allowing the
customary complimentary vote cast
for himself he throw North Dakota
into the Wilson cOlmun on first roll
call and worked necessarily for tho
nomination Of Governor Wilson
When Governor Burke had nearly
half the votes In tho convention for
tho nomination for vice president. ne
RrnciouSly withdrew and moved Ia
mako tho nomination OF Governor
Marshall Of Indiana unanimous In
stead of holding the convention
locked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
PROGRAM FOR THE
ELKS' MEMORIAL
ANNOUNCED
Albuquerque Lodge No. 46l
Will Remember Absent
Brothers on Sunday After
noon; Public Is Invited.

tn" program for the EMS Lodge nf
sorrow to- be- held In the Elks' iheatcr
next Sunday afternoon was nm.
nuunrCd today by the committee. In.
Mendcl Silbcr is to deliver the prln-
clpal culugy ~ the afternoon. The
general public Ia invited IL attend the
servicca and participate with the IGiks
In remembering their absent broth
ers,
The program for the occasion FOL.
lows.
Prelude, "Angclus"NJ Mnsscnct--
Orchestra.
March. ElkH entering.
can Of Deceased Br"ihrrE
Nearer, My cod. L. Thee" Quar-
tct
March pontnralrS IL, Gounod. -
| Orchestra.
Solo. "Thr Link Divine" Mrs. Il.
! winchcSIRE,, 81 rA Gall l,aSS IlaIlgh.
lacconpaIlist.
Responses II, OiiircrH
CharR" 10y Exalted f,ufcr
Sign ut Grlof nv L"lge Csnudingl
Opening Ode Entire Lodge and
.. Audience,
Invocation by chaplain, REV. W. T..
warren.
Solo, 'ThN WIN Re Done" by
Francis HulT Mr. g j. Andrews.
Address JDr, Mcudcl Sllbrr
Mule quartet, Remember Nuw THY
Creator" J u. Rhodes e. j. Au.
drews, j, -. Falkcnhcrg. Hugo Myers.
T. Y. Maynard.
TIL" committee m charge of the me-
mortal services iH ~ folluwE n. T..
Pagan, George Il. rrHig Albert FHbcr.
Ernest FuhrmcNrr. a. Il. Roborts, ".
H. Walton, Charles a, Ellcr !. n.
Morris.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Montpelier. W., NOv, 1.-THE IN
coming Legislature may br asked Ia
repeal the hedgehog bounty blil, an
the ground that certain Coincidence
lcss farmers are actually raising
hcdg"hOgH for the 3O-rcnls bnliniN
that the EuileleBs state II now paying
head
The hedgehog bOuntles amount Ia
about $4,000 ~ yepr, reprosentlnp
IN" killing of about 100000 hedge
hogs with Yankee thrlft that not
even IA" makers 0f wooden nutmegH
In Connecticut could excel, some
farmers have inquired that u hedge
hog crop IL pretty profitable at 80
cents head,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

X =
Hugo G McJcrs, Hen j. PurA Rob-
crt Scwall. Leslie Cullum. ~ Rove.
ella pplC, H. - Paterson
ChOrus--Jack Franklin. H. . Berg
e, f. KELSEY. e, l.. Brisius, j j. Tlrr-
neg, r. NJ. Cartwright. clyde Kelly,
Carl Simpler j. II O'Rtclly. Jr,
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
l. Grand Opening overture.
...........E Entire Company
; your Eyes, Your smile, aud
You .,,..,.,. Hen j. purycuF
q. waiting tor the Robert T..
Lee" ...,,,. ... Miss Franklin
I, II Every star WINS ~ Little
PiCkdninnS '....., Miss Bacu
:. My MHn"..... Louis GumhinGr
eth" music ol this song was written
By Mr., Gumhmcr, the words ~ Mr.
HICnI
i. "TaNc Me Back to til" Garden
at Love zee. Mrs Collins
I. "Hcans. Bcans, Beans ....,.,
.....,,,...... Ernest l.andOltl
r. when Uncle Joe plays a RAG"
.....,......., Mrs, Colbert
.. "ScXt"ttc from Lucia" In bur
lcsque rag time arranged by
Brcn) sung by Albuuucr-
uuc's Grand Opera Sextcttr.
10. Here's 10 FRIEND In stormy
Weather" ..... Hugo &. Meyers
Grand Finale OF the irst Part. after
which there viii he an tntcrmls-
sion at TEN MINUTES ONLY,
During the iniermissiOn the Orchcs-
ira viii plny a popular medley entitled
In the shadows"
SECOND FART.
No. I.
Miss Evelyn Mearns, Albuquerque
Diminuiivc Song bird, singing Fucker
Up Your Lips" ION the Mississippi
and tho ballad sensation, "A Grille
Was Just Made to Love"
No. ..
Robert ScWrll In q stump speech en-
titled The COnglOmcratod AmHlga-
nation Of tile liOsphOrus." or The
Why's aud WhcrcfUres Of What"
No. g.
Bren, Landy Beener and Brcn, In "A
hodge pUdgc Of up-tO.date novelties,
called ~ Little Hit Of Everything" In
two scenes.
Dew LOckstader. "A minstrel. ..,.,.
,,,.,........,..l Louis Oumblner
Webster Fields, German comedian
,..,,,..,..,,.. Ernest LandOln
Horse Car Hammeratuin. - pro-
Queer '..''.,''.,.'.'.. ,Joe Bren
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
INDIAN SCHOOL TO
c Ell { BRATE
THANKSGIVING
Elaborate Program to Be Rem.
dered Tonight at 1880 at tho
Chapel at Government In
stitution.

The following unusually interest.
ing Thanksgiving program will he
rendered tonight at 7;3O hy the pu-
pills Of the United States Indian
school chapel
l. Song-"Robin Red Breast" by
the entire school
>. Governors Thanksgiving Proc
lamatiun. reading bv jose Abritn
. Composition .-- Customs Among
the Puritans." Paul Drvinc
I, Recitation Child's Thanks
giving" four primary pupils.
Z, Song "pat.n-CHk"." Kinder.
EHrtcn,
6, Recitation "CaDcndar Of the
Months Evarlsto Abcita.
:. Rc"itntIOn .- why We give
Thanks" seven first grad" pupils
x. song Thanksgiving Day" by
third grade pupils.
o. Recitation -- 9TH" Story uf the
Pilgrims" Mary Thompson
10. Recitation "ThankggiVing
Song" three second grade pupils
!. Sung sowing" primary class
~. HcCltHtiUn--"That Things Are
No Worse, Sire" Amy Brardslcy.
2. chathn--"plymOuth nr Long
Ago" four third grade pupils.
~. Song why Mr.. Guhblcr
Changed HIS Tune" INST grade.
Is. Recitation Something About
GiraffeS" Toasnny IInthurn.
10. Recitation THE Indiana Wet
come" Francisco TruJlllo.
IL Drawing A-''vrhr Thanksgiving
Turkey" AndIpw Phillips.
H. RecitatldIAL4"Aiaklng the Jack.
O.Lantcrn," Henry Hunt
49, Recitation "a THANKSGIVING
Fable" Agnes Quinn.
20. Song GONE. We Thankful
People, Come" school.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

LILLIAN Brussels. an hctorine ..w.-
ss....,,. .MrA Joe Breu
Scene I. n street.
Scene 2, a minstrel rehearsal.
During the action OF this playlel
Mrs. Bren will sing II Would Like ia
Try It," ROW. ROW, Row." "Thal
Society Bears and "Billy Blly
Bounce"
MIR. Bren and MI 0umbIner will
break the. keys on the plano and
Beener will Introduce the latest in-
strument the "Broomophonc."
Landy will assist Mrs. Bren with
erpishoreanoiogy. and the quartettC
will proceed to Knock their friends
with q ounch NJ Tommy. Rot entitled
KNOCK, Knock. Knock"
The audience MUST sing the follow
ing as they leave the theater!
My NANNY Man--MuAt be q Min
strcl Man
Glad Rags--Good Rags-Iike Tow
Dockstaders Like Him or Even
Better
Must Prance-Must Dance--Liku only
Primrose Can:
Oh--Man, MY M9n--Must 10 q Min
Btrel man.
(Muslc by Gumblner. words by
Bren."D
We bid you "Au Revolt" Gailus
"Aut Wcdcrsehn." No..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
NEW BUILDING FOR
GENERAL OFFICES
At IA JUNTA
Citizens Furnish Santa Fe
With Site; Company to
Spend $l25, 600 on Improve
ments at Junction.

Especial Correspondence O. the Herald I
La Junta, Colo, Nov. 2G.-~Aftor
long days OF suspense II Is finally a
sct,ed fact that the general Office
building Of the western grand divi-
sion Of tho Santa Fo liz to be- located
In La Junta-fOr all time. Superln-
lcndent Kurn returned homo last
Wednesday night from u conference
of Santa Fo officials held In Topeka,
at which II had been decided that the
santa Fc gObld not pay more than
$4,000 tor G~altc IN La Junta, az that
was the limit Of the appropriation
and II could not he changed. This
happened II week agu aud on Thurs
day uf last week three sltcH In La
Junta were formally rendered to Su-
perintcndcni kurn for $1,000 In a
letter IT, the committee IN charge M.
pcrint"ndrnt kurn ucCrstrd the tcn-
der IT tho Methodist church site.
which comprises three lots was
$500 aud ta.5OO for tho adjoining
property On the south, comprising two
| lots owned by e. ~. BHldrldgC, az u
total of {ll.O0O, the difference at
f6,0n0 being raised aud contributed
by the citizens of La Juntn The san.
Ia l'c'H uffrr for ave lots IN Il good
prir" Tor lots In the residence portion
Of town, and In reality In All that they
ARE worth, and N IN no more than fair
and right that the people Ut this cUIus
muniiy should pay the excess value
demanded by the property owners,
The site selected by the Santa 1'c
has u frontage Of 1870 feet on Santa
FC avenue by ii0 feet deep. TIL,
new Ahlrc building Will hr two stories
In height with basement. unc.hulf OF
the latter being PbQyo the GROUND, u
VIII he constructed Ot reinforced con
crete, lcuccrcd with chocolate. colOT
ed, rUund-curncrrd paving brick, with
rnkod joints This latter feature hring
that IA" mortar VIII not he llush with
the brick but "countCrsunlt" To n
depth ~ about half nn inch. 1hr
wallis viii he heavy enough to carry
four more Hturics II at any time In
The future there should he urrCsAli 5
for them, The new building viii
contain thirty mrg" Office rooms, aud
the relay office viii he even larger
than that In the general ulli.r build
Ing IN Tnp"kn,
Tho present general office building
via hr moved to u location Just west
at TIA" Snnia I'o employees reading
room ana club house. aud utilized for
diI iEiru headquarters work has al
ready been commenced upon ia"
foundation for thus building The
building now uscd tor division head
quarters nnd the, Western Union tclr-
graph uihc" win he moved H. u point
near tn" present freight depot, Hnd
r"uuud"l"d into u new nright hnuH"
Wnr'h"us" and transfer shed
Wurk o. lu he commenced upon tho
new office building ~ once. us the
santa fc gdy" notice yesterday that
the buildings must hr removed Inside
at three weeks, The improvements
contemplated hN the Santa f." In thlu
city during III" next year win involve
AN expenditure ~ Sl95,OOD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
LAST SMASHED TRUNK
STRAW WHICH BROKE
THE CAMEL'S BACK

Tn" Local baggage smashcrs At
the Santa Pc station pulled IN y
stunt the other day which was ~
spectacular that the company has
taken steps Ia see that hereafter the
travelling t'Uuipmcnt OF passengers
VIII have u little better run for lts
money. train for the cast WAS Just
pulling out when two at the efficient
sm"shcrs went charging down the
station platform pushing truck car
rNing lone trunk. Racing along.
SID" tn" moving train. they hurled
ia" trunk gnily into space. II landed
d"licately balanced on the sill Of the
door "f tn" baggage car. There Il
t""tcr"d mItil the train had Travelled
several chr lengths Then II fell. II
fell on one corner aud seemed To cx-
plodc Articles of masculine wear.
Ing apparel New To- the four points
Of tn" compass aud innocent by
ISLANDERS. car wh0Ck"rs and others
stood with aVrrtcd faces, fearing II
was Il wumnn's trunk Slowly aud
sadly ~ tn" train disappeared he.
y"nd III" WOODEN mills tho baggage
smashcrs gathered up the remains
aud stuffed them back into the
Wrcr k"d trunk.
To-day II X announced the company
VIII Install In the local baggage room
specially made mats at short hose
lengths woven together. to cuuhiun
the fan OF IN" heavy trunk Ms II II
hurled hithcr aud yun whether
these viii he Installed IN trunl of the
hdggag" ears along In" track IL not
stated BE that as It may. Il In said
T." Ice the firm intention t. put n Rrm
crlmp In the industry " gmashlnL
baggage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
ARTAppeal to .WIyeS|

J Yen know the terrible aalte ph NM
eomta 10 many homes from the fesnIt ~
q drinking husband or son, You know
Of the money wasted on "Bfiak" that
IL needed In the home 10 puFehass food
and clothing. oRRlNE has saved tkous.
ands Of drinking men. It ID Z home
treatment and can b given secretly.
Your money will b Refunded u, after .
trial, Il has failed 10 bensat. Costs only
9l.00 . box. Como Ia enc got . free
booklet and let Ne tall you Of Abe good
0RRlNE iS doing,
AiVaradO Pharmacy, First aud Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Atlantic city, y, J.. Soy, Fin.
'crlnE police headquarters In state
at suppressed excitement sunday.
Hurry Mills, for many years mem.
her Of the beach lifc.sa,ing corps.
startled Desk Sergeant Ware by
abruptly asking; "What In hlazeg
dos crab want with II set of false
teeth"
This is NJ Joke" Sergeant" aud
then he proceeded to unfold tale Of
how. while catching crabs, he spit
out his teeth with mOuthfuI OF TO-
baccO Juice ana saw u huge crus-
;accan seize them and sCuttle to the
bottom of the sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

III IN u pleasure TO toll you that
thHmberlnlm'B Cough ltemedy IL the
best cough medicine have over
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
NJ l,avDnin, Ga. III have used IL
with All my children and tho results
have been highly satisfactory" For
suio by all drugglEts--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
ElE1' lrresistibe RisibiIig Tehkrs
MCw AN Ready for Public Funny Bone

I" NJ n - = tnNNlI
BSwildering BOiSterOuS Zach.
nations Coming When BreM
MinStrels Put on UprOatiOus
Extravaganza at the Elks'
Theater Tonight and
Thursday Night, November
~ and 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27


All preparations are approximately
complete for the spectacularly enter-
tanning performance to DO put on BY
the ElkS' minstrels under the direc-
ton OF NJ. Joe DE Bron, assisted by
Mime, De Bren, with the assistance of
all the best Albuquerque talent, at the
Elks' thcatcr tonight and Thursday
night There IL every reason TO ex-
poet the greatest bunch OF fun ever
assembled at one time In the history
OF Albuquerque, without more ado
We present the official program as fol.
ulVs.
THE BIIkS' SHOW.
GRAND FIRST PART
The Palace Of Mirth and Melody"
\ scenic surprise
Arranged. Staged and Produced Under
the Personal direction Of
JOE BREN, X. G., Mo.
We Present tor lntcrlocutor:
JOINS LEE CLARKE, Grand Iunoi
Guard uf the u. T.. q. Elks,
Coincidence Mrs J. W. Colbert
Mrs H. II earns. Mrs W. Y walton
Miss Jane Walsh. Mrs Hugh Collins
Miss Irene starr Miss Margaret
FiauKliu. MisS Anita Ndva.
Comedians Louis Gumblncr Rec
ncr'D Ernest Landuln CIaiudyD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

The boy'a appetite Is often tho
source cf HmHE"moE' ~ You would
have such Hn appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only create
healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable II Ia do It's worlt
naturally For sale by all druggists
ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Don't MISS t1a solomon Luna tu-
neral MIN, pictures HhuwinR the ilnnl
tribute paid to Sew McXico'H best h0-
loved citizen, Gem thcntor next four
DAYS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Luna funeral nlm. Toe, lem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

We're YOU IN the solomon Luna IN.
neral illm" gem ihcatcr, ThursdHy,
Friday, saturday. sunday. ton cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Luna funeral MIN. toe, dem,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Luna funeral nlm. Zoe, Gem.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27

Luna funeral MIN. Toe. gem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
READY TO MAKE
STRONG DEFENSE

Scouts reported at the city hall of
the attempted robbery of the Rock
Island Hardware store and certain of
the officers and deputies armed with
long range rifles were stationed in the
council chamber on the third floor of
the city hall building ready to put up
strong defense should the mob sue
coed in it's efforts to arm its members.
Four men had set their guns and had
the crowd returned the result would
have been extremely serious.
At the same time several of the dis
turbers, bound to make trouble, turned
in numerous fire alarms. The fire de-
partment, after responding to many OF
them, was ordered to remain in the
station unless called by phone. The
measure was a drastic one to over
come drastic situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
QUEER MARINE ANIMAL.

The Portuguese Man. of war" Is q
VeritabIs Fairy Ship.
The Portuguese man-of-war" is held
to be one of the most beautiful of all
the so called pelagic animals and Is a
veritable fairy ship, with sail that can
be elevated or lowered, that can throw
out a dredge or haul it in-in short,
one of the most attractive Of all ma
rine animals and at the same time one
Of the most dangerous.
This little animal has been called
poem In satin," yet it conceals under
its attractive exterior an armament
that is capable of overpowering a foe
of a thousand times fits size. In fact,
the physalia stands in the same rela-
ton to many other marine animals Of
its size as a well fitted torpedo subma-
rine boat would to an old rne Of bat
tie ship Of the Constitution class.
If one but touch the purple tentacles
a realizing sense of this power is at
once experienced. The finger stngs
| as II needles had been thrust into 1t,
and when the tentacles are placed
upon a spot where the flesh is sensitive
the pain can only be compared to that
produced by melted lead or boiling oil
One scientist nearly lost his life In
an engagement with the little craft
The man had a habit Of swimming on
his side, an unfortunate habit in this
case, inasmuch as his view to the right
was obstructed when one day he swan
| over the tentacleS of q large "man-of
war" He was in about seven feet Of
water, and the contact Immediately
gave the swimmer such a shock tina
he almost lost the power Of motion
and sank.
As he struck bottom with his feet b.
pushed up and partially recovered him
self-sufiiciently at least to call FL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
Almost Too Much.

Along the long. lone country road
tramped a man and his wife. The lat
ter, a tall, gaunt female, was bullying
the meek little partner of her sorrows
who trudged just ahead of her with
reluctant steps. Suddenly the woman.
turning, saw a bull racing madly down
the road behind them. She quickly
sought refuge in the hedge. but her
companion. conscious only Of his woes.
went meekly forward. The bull caught
him up and sent him spinning into a
muddy ditch before it raced forward
on its mad way.
AS the funny looking object crawied
from his watery resting place he saw
his gaunt wife coming toward him.
At the sight of her what temper he
had in his possession rose.
"See, Maria. if-if you hit me again
like that, you'll make me-er-down'
right mad, so 1 warn your'-Exchange
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
Notes of the Fray

Louis Ullemeyer telephoned The Ar
gus this afternoon that he had not
been injured.
II IS estimated that some three or
four thousand people were in the mob
which surrounded the police station
last night
Yesterday a resolution was placed in
circulation which was freely signed en-
dorsing the mayor and municipal COM
mission in the efforts being pursued to
maintain order and pledging support
to these officers in their endeavors.
The early train on the Rock Island
from Chicago brought a number of
staff representatives of the Associated
Press, the Chicago Tribune, the Chica.
go Record-Herald and the Chicago Ex-
sminer. together with a corps of cam
era operators, who Immediately got
busy on the job.
From early morning the street il
front of The Argus building wa
thronged with people eager to rea,
the bulletins and the special edi
lions of the paper giving the earl.
accounts of the riot were qaiekl
seized.
Il But for the action of Peter Hayman
merchant Waterman, the crowd woult
have gotten into the Rock Island Hard
ware store last night, but Hayman in
terrupted their progress. He was as
sisted by a few of the saner men ii
the crowd who urged that such
move would result in the death Of pos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
To Build Many Hard Roads.

Springfield. March 27.-Hard roads
will be built under the direction of the
Illinois highway commission in 81 To-
calities during the coming summer, &C
cording to decision made by the COM
mission yesterday. The following
places will build from one to five miles
of road, with the assistance of the com
mission: Sargent township, Douglas
county; Palestine, Crawford county;
Efingham, NATION, Pekin, Bridgeport
Shawneetown, Paxton, Cairo, Watseka
Bloomington, Shirley. Mclean county;
Lincoln, Harvey, Cook county; Troy
Collinsville, Alton, Shermerville. Cool
county; Ridge Farm, Vermilion coun
ty; Fairbury, Livingston county; Gen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-27
J. P. Wallace of Rock Island
Writes letter which may be of great
interest TO skin sufferers of this city:

WIIlSb letleT WHICH may De OF RreaI
interest TO skin sufferers OF this city:
Rock Island. Ill
think your D. d. ID. wonderful and
one that stands alone In its class. ] suf-
trying most everything / could hear Of
without results. ] finally purchased a
bottle OF ID. ID. D.. and thought II made
me worse at first, but by the time I got
the bottle used up i could see the ecze-
ma drying up; the itching entirely
ceased. / got two more bottles and IL
made me a permanent cure.
/ also call II matchless for cleansing
the scalp and allayinR itching. scalp
humors. Graduating dandruff and re-
moving obnoxious odors and prevents
hing out OF the hair. gave y. u. D.
= trial on my scalp and find IL just as
highly to my rfiends as an article OF
true merit.
Should you ever want 20 put this in
print. you may do So as IL will be the
cause OF doing someone else good
j. ". WALLACE.
Twentieth street and Third avenue.
So many convincing statements, sim
liar 10 the above, have been made TO
us privately by sufferers from aggra-
waited skin diseases TO whom we have
sold the ID. ID. d. Prescription, that we
feel bound to give it our unqualified
endorsement.
Harper House pharmacy, corner
Nineteenth street and Second avenue