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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-19
M. SCHOONER STRIKES NINE

LONDON, Nov ~ THE American
schooner llclcn ". Martin has struck
Il mine She "a now M auchoi The
Helen W. Martin II three mn,ted
vessel Of 2.2O5 TONS arUl IS owned by
Percy and Small Of bath, Maine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-19
Only One "BROMO OUININE"

Io ect The genuine call for full name.
! lANNTlVE RROMO QUlNlNE. Look
Ter slmaturc of T. W. GROVE Currs
Fold In one nnv. n5c
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09
AN IDEAL WITNESS

A young foreigner was being tried in court and the questioning by the lawyer on the oposite side began. Now, Laszky, what do you do?" "Ven," asked Laszky.
 When you work of course" said the lawyer.
 "Vy, work"
 T know" said the lawyer, ''but what at?"
 At bench.'
 Oh groaned the lawyer, "where do you work at bench" Tn factory
 What kind of factory?' Brick"
 "YOu make bricks?"
 ''No, de factory is made of bricks" Now, Laszky, listen. What do you make in that factory?"
 Eight dollars a week."
 NO! no! What does the factory maker"
 T dunno; lot uv money, I think" Now listen. What kind of goods
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09

These words were inspired by the melody of My Country Iris of Thee," which is the same as the tune of Eng lands national anthem, God Save the King" and Germany's "Heil Dir i'm Siegerkranz.' My heart is wrung with grief, God grant us soon relief God grant us peace.
 Strife, Hate and Tregedy
 Crush all the Harmony God grant us Peace.
 To death our heroes go, To music soft and low God grant us Peace.
 Our National Hymn of years Uniting grief with tears, Replacing Love with Fear God grant us Peace.
 Singing the Nations Hymn, Praying we each may win God grant us Peace.
 Marching to meet our fate, To this same song of hate God grant us peace.
 Crush not the melody With this great Tragedy God grant us Peace
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09
OOoOO 100000
 Q CIRCULARS VERSUS IMITA-. o PATTON LETTERS O

0 Many experienced advertisers O c believe that well-printed circu- o o lar is better than a cheap, imita- o O tion personal letter. The pro- o O cessed, imitation personal letter o o has largely outlived it's useful o o ness. It is so cheap in appear o O ance and so transparent a decep- o o tion in character that it almost O O invariably makes a poor impress O o sion. An attractive circular is c . always interesting however, and o Q is just what is represents itself o D to be. It suggests no attempt O o ito put over anything on the re- o o cipients. O OOOOoO oOOoOoooo
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09

does the factory producer "Oh," said Laszky, good goods T know, but what kind of good goods?'
 ''The best"
 "The best of what?" "The best there is" "Of what?"
 "Of dose goods
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09

Blood that unites us all Flows with each herO'S fall. Dying we hear them call God grant us Peace.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-09-09

Robert Buse, of the valley, was in the city today.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Knit Underwear

Women's Ribbed Vests, Pants.
Tights. and Corset Covers; medium
weight and fleeced lined; 4 CT
Women's glove fitting Swiss Rib
bed Vests, Pants. Tights, and Cor
set Covers; all shapes; fleeced O.
and medium; ; garments... oil
Women's Merode-"Carter's Athe-
na"-and Richelieu Union Suits. light
medium. and fleeced; all OF
Ladies' Glove Silk Vests; also
Camesoles; white and pink; CT
some lace trimmed. Sl
Ladies' Black Tights. ankle and
knee length; also Jersey and CT
Worsted Leggins; all sizes: pair0l
Children's Fleeced and Medium
weight Vests and Pants: also Bows
Natural Shirts and Drawers, CT
to l6 years; garments........... oil
Children's "Merod "-Carter's.
RiChelieu-Nests and Pants; half
wool; also Girls and Bows Fleeced
and Medium-weight Union Suits, CT
TO Ii years; , garments........ Dl
Chi!dren's Merode. Carter's "Athe-
ma" 'Duofold' Union suits, CT
boys and girls to u years.. Ol
Children's Black Pants and Tights
and Bloomers; to Il years: Ct
pairs. ''''''''''' ''''.'''' '''''..,.,.... VI
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Stationery

Writings "A sheets OF paper and
"A gold edge correspondence Ct
cards. with envelopes to match O1
"a gold edge correspondence cards
with envelopes to match. In CT
neat holly boxes. 4 boxes....... Ol
"A sheets of paper and envelopes
to match. In neat holly boxes. CT
-Four boxes ........................ VA
Children's Stationery, "a sheets OF
paper and envelopes to match. Ct
In neat holly boxes. boxes. O1
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Ribbons

Sash Ribbons, brocade Of e.
fects. inches wide. Yard. Ol
Plaid Ribbons, inches wide. 70,
children's hair; hair lengths G.
In box .............. V1
Satin Ribbons, q inches wide
used for Christmas fancy O.
work, 10 yards for. Ol
Dresden Ribbons, light and darl
shades, for children's hair, G.
sash and fancy articles. 3 yards Ol
Dresden Ribbons, Z inches wide
on light grounds with colored O.
edges. yards in box. $500. Ol
Tareta and Moire Ribbons, ~
inches wide. plain and Dres- Of
den effects. yard. ID
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
French

Clock and Paper Weight COM
oined. French gilt and gray Ct
French Gold Clock for bed room;
guaranteed case and move C1
Jewel Cases. French gold ana
French gray: lined with pink Ct
VI oiuS ciih " -
Ormolu Gold Desk Sets; ink stand
and pen holder; both CT
boxed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ALL
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Toilet Goods

Mems Holiday Outfits,
Williams. containing box Of
talcum powder and holder,
soap box and shaving
stick. Also Ladies' Holiday
outfits. containing bottle toi-
let water. box talCum pow
der, and box dental tooth CT
powder. The two for. Dl
Ivory Comb and Brush CT
Sets. pink or blue. ..... Ol
Military Brushes. with
ebony backs. in Colorcd
boxes. with white lin CT
lnS. ...,.... ..''..'.....''.. vi
Mary Garden Perfume,
sealed and labeled V. CT
Rigaud, Paris. Ol
The De Vilbiss Toilet Ct
AtomiZers. guaranteed. Ol
Infants Ivory Comb CT
and Brush Sets.......... Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Needlework

Ecru Linen Library Scarfs, lAx54
inch, stenciled. finished with black
satin edge with pillow cover CT
S6-inch Linen Squares and Gem
terpieces, with cluny lace in or
sertion and edge. e................... 0l
lsX54 Linen Scarfs, with cluny CT
insertion and edge. Ol
36-tnch White Linen Centers, CT
with cluny edges. Dl
27-inch Japanese hand-drawn CEN
terpieCeS. with lace or
euSeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cl
White Linen Luncheon Sets. IN
cludinG H-inCh Centerpiece, D glass
doylies, with Cluny lace OF
Finished Samples. hand CmnroId-
cred Guest Towels, Sofa Pillow
Covers, Baby Dresses, and other CT
Novelties. Each ...................O Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Corsets

The ideal Corset for house work
boned but assuring both ease O1
Brassieres, lace trimmed. C1
Two and four for only. y..... Ol
Brassieres, handsomely lace trim.
med; finished with ribbon p1
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Cotton Underwear

Gowns OF finest nainsook. cambric,
muslin. and crepe: some with en-
TIRE sleeves OF lace and embroid- C1
''....''...'............ 01
Wash House Dresses and Wrap
pers. OF percale and Ringham;
high and Dutch neck styles. All Ct
'''''''..''.''.......... U1
French Chemises, nainsook. daint-
ily hand embroidered yoke. and e1
scalloped edge. ribbon run... C1
Petucoats, black. Of superior quail
ity Jersey cloth. sectional and tall
ored flounces of colonial taf- CT
ieta''.'''.'''.'.'... .'.................... O1
House Dresses. light and dark O.
patterns: sizes "a to 5o.......... Ol
Crepe de Chine and Washable Satin
Corset Covers. lace and ribbon trim
med; white. pink. and CT
hesh.'''''''''..'.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O1
Petticoats Of sateen and Italian
cloth. plain colors. plaids. e1
stripes or floral effects. oil
Wool Skirts. closely knit, O.
white. black. and colors O1
Cardigan Jackets. short or O.
long. gray or black. Ol
Knit Shawls or Scarfs, white.
plack. gray, some with colored CT
poruers. Observation-Disclosures. Ol
Long Kimonos, crepe and flannel
cite. plain colors or with attrac-, o.
tive ngures. Observation-Disclosures. Ol
Short Dressing Sacoues. OF duck
ing, fleecedown. blanket cloth CT
or eiderdown ........... Ol
flannelette Pajamas and Ct
Night Gowns. many styles....... Ol
Dainty Dancing or Boudoir Cans.
some with touches Of CT
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Desk Furnishings

Grass Ink Wells, Hand Blotters,
Calendars. Desk Pads. Paper CT
Knives, etc. Each................ Ol
Leather Writing Cases. with Ct
name engraved free of charge sDl
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Wells

Chantilly and Shadow Laoe
Wells. " yards long; black c.
only ................. ID
Chiffon Auto Wells. large
variety of the latest moment G.
shades ............. Ol
Mesh Veilings, scroll and border
designs; all colors; 2 lengths CT
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Children's

Sweaters, all wool, closely knit
with high and V neck. White, or
with dainty borders; 6 months CT
to years ................. VI
Leggins ana Polo Caps. to CT
match sweaters ............. O1
Long Kimonos of Serpentine
Crepe and figured fleecedown.
plain and scalloped edges. TO Ct
White and Colored Dresses. India
linen. madras, lnene, percaIe,
Chambray, and galatea, Russian
yoke and French waist styles. CT
l TO 6 years ............. Ol
Long and Short Dresses OF fine
nainsook and India linen; dainty
yokes of tuCks, embroidery and
hemstitching; l month to Ct
bingham and PerCalc School
Dresses. good washing Colors; we'll
made in latest moment styles. CT
TO II years s................. O1
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Millinery

Cntrimmed Black Velvet Hats,
plain and small rolled and O.
Large Satin Roses, Pansies, As
ters. Gardenias, and Small O.
Pink Roses. 0l
corsage Bouquets. looking like
natural violets, Gardenias. Or O.
chtds, and Roses. Bunch. 0l
Ostrich Feather Novelties. a.
bands and pom-pon effects. Ol
Fur Ornaments. a.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Basement Store

Brass Smoking Sets. with Glass
Insert for Ashes. match V1
holder and cigar rests..... VI
Mahogany finished Trays. oval
shape, l1Nl7-inCh cretonne bot
tom, covered with glass, with CT
, brass side handles. O1
Crumb Trays and Scrapers. CT
heavy nickel-plated..... OI
Jardinieres, hammered brass, Ct
Gin. size, with B ball feet...... Ol
Medicine Chests, white enam- CT
eled, with mirror frOnt......... p1
Shoe RlaCEinG Cabinets. with
carpet tops. iron foot rest, and CT
holder for backing g............. Ol
"EConomy" Bread Mixers CT
and RaiSers.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. UA
Women's black fiber Silk CT
Hose, pairs for,....... ......... Ol
28c fiber silk Boot Hose, double
heel and toes, all sizes, packed CT
4 pairs in bON..................... OI
Dainty Underwear. lace and en-
brOiderY trimmed, ribbon run, CT
in holly bONeS.....,............ oI
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Night Gowns, envelope chem CT
ises, variety of styles........... OI
House Dresses. good quality
GinEham, checks, striDes, and plain
COlors, extra sizes, 50 to 90 CT
bust. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VI
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
FREE

Sent free to any
point in the United
States. Initial en-
graved or carved
on jewelry, umbrel-
las, silver, etc.
Name stamped in
gold on Leather
Goods, B i b | e S,
Prayerbooks, etc.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Hat Pins. large or small designs,
with rhinestone or colored CT
stones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O1
Long Jet Bead Chains. artis- G.
tlcally cut Observation-Disclosures. Ol
Gold fHed Link Cuff Buttons, Ct
in silk lined case. Ol
Gold filled engraved Bracelets.
FOR ladies, misses. and cnil- Ct
Black Velvet Neckbands, with
rhinestone ornaments and silver Ct
clasps Observation-Disclosures. Ol
Gold filled Lockets. with space Ct
Tor two pictures. Observation-Disclosures. Dl
Gold filled Rope Neck Chains; CT
up TO l5-inch size................. Dl
Pearl Earrings, with pierce CT
less or screw back. oil
Waist Pin Sets. gold filed bar Pin
ana TWO smaller Beauty Pins; set CT
with pearls, coral, or turquoise oil
Belt Buckles, gold filled. infin- CT
lite variety with jewel settings. Ol
Sterling Silver Pinkney Rings; an
tique designs, with large settings CT
OF jade. coral, and turquoise. -. Dl
Eearl Beads, heavy filled. with CT
solid gold p.................... tDl
Lorgnette Chains; gold. Sill Ct
yer. or gun metal; jeweled. Ol
Sterling Silver Slipper Buckles.
round, Oblong. and square shapes,
set with French rhine CT
stones ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
Gold filled Lavallieres, with coral,
pearl. emerald. amethyst, and Ct
sapphire pendants ................ tDl
Sterling Silver French Enamel
Locket and Chain. with place CT
for two pictures. es................... oil
Mems Sterling silver Belt Buckles.
with space for mono CT
gram Observation-Disclosures. Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Neckwear

Georgette Crepe Collar and C1
Cum Sets. neatly boxed........... OA
Dainty Crepe de Chine Scarfs. in
all the latest moment C1
shades. ....................... VI
Lovely Fichus. Of f1ne net and Q1
laces. neatly boxed. O1
Angora Scarfs. in the loveliest C1
OF combination colors. ............. V1
Marabou Chokers. with ribbon C1
bow at end. neatly boxed........ Ol
Beaded Scarfs. pink, blue. Law Ct
ender. white. and black. in box Ol
Lace Vestees. with the new e.
high or low collar. O1
Crepe de Chine Ties, plain or Q1
Persian effects. Two for........ O1
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Linens

Extra Heavy Bleached Satin
Table Damask; y inches wide; C1
yaTu ...,.,....s. '''''' ~ -
Lace Trimmed Bureau Scarfs, CT
plain center; for............... O1
Fine Lace Trimmed Bureau CT
Scarfs, for. r..................,.... VI
Embroidered Huck Towels. C1
hemstitched: large size, for. O1
Hemmed Huck Towels. S C1
Fine All Linen Hemstitched C1
Guest Towels, 5 for.............,. VI
Bleached Pillow Cases. 45X3e CT
inches; s for.............,...'...' ~A
72x7S Cotton Filled Silkoline C1
Covered Comforts ........,,,,...' ~A
Double Bed Cotton Blankets. C1
pink and blue border. Pair. VI
Turkish Bath Towels. k 81
inches, 2 for. ............'.. W
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Books

The Holy Bible. also Prayeroook.
Hymnal. Photograph Albums, Scrap
Books, Gift Books, Address Books.
etc. with name engraved free CT
of charge. Each. ch.................. Dl
Margaret Delands books; neatly
boxed for presentation; two CT
Classics leather bound; choice Ct
OF best titles. Observation-Disclosures. Ol
Rosaries, with five 80 year CT
guarantee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sD1
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Blouses

or fine embroidery. high or low
neck styles. finely tucked yoke.
and long sleeves; each in neat p1
holly box ................ Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Hair Ornaments

Couture Combs. demi- amber,
latest moment styles with CT
rhinestone and onyx settings C1
Hair Bands. rhinestones, CT
platinum finish, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ol
Chin Chin Pin. with rhine c1
stone settings, two in hOX.. ID
Barrette and two braid pins.
demi- amber. with rhinestone CT
settings, the set in neat box. Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Slverware

Quadruple Silver Plated Cream
Pitcher or. Sugar Bowl; in lined CT
Quadruple silver Plated Bon c1
bons, with pierced sides........ oil
Quadruple Plated Fruit Bowls G.
In neat lined box. Dl
Six (6) Quadruple Plated Salt Dip,
with spoon; in neat lined Ct
Childs' Quadruple Plated Silver
Plate. Cup, Knife. Fork, Spoon. and
Napkin Ring in lined Ct
Sterling Silver Orange Spoons,
Sugar Spoons. Sugar Sifters, Sar-
dine Forks. Baby Pushers. Baby
Spoons. Cream Ladies', Mayonnaise
Ladies'. Jelly Servers. Olive Spoons.
Pickle Forks, Bottle Openers, Bon
Bon spoons. Butter Knives. Indi-
vidual Cold Meat Forks. Cucum-
Der Servers. Mustard Spoons. Lid
Holders with Chain. Napkin Rings,
Salt Dips. Pepper Shakers. CT
Butter Picks. Each ..... Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Gloves

women's 2-clasp Glace Kid. J.
clasp Pique, l-clasp Cape Tan,
Chamois. Kid Gauntlets; reeced
lined; double silk gloves Ct
Women's Golf and Cashmere Ct
Gloves, pairs in neat box..... oil
Girls and Boys Glace Kid and CT
lined and unlined gloves. oil
Children's Kid Gloves. gauntlets,
Mocha Mittens, fleece lined, 2p1
pairs Tor Observation-Disclosures. ID l.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Miscellaneous

Mahogany Candle Outfits.
Mahogany Stand. Candle
Holder and Beautiful CT
oidtt .....'''''' ''''''''. " -
Mirror PlateauX, u inches,
white silveriZed metal CT
frame and stand. Ol
Beer Stems, Celery Trays,
Hand-Painted Vases. Dress
er Sets, 17-piece Tea Ct
Sets. MayOnnaise Sets. Ol
II pair OF Japanese China
cups and U.1
SAncefS ,......,......,.,,. u l.
- Thin blown Water Tum-
blers and s Thin blown Ct
Beer GobletS ............. ID i
8 cups and Saucers and u
Plates. fine American Por-
cslain; elegantly deco Ci
fd lCQ .......,...,...,,.. u l.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Handkerchiefs

Pure linen lace trimmed and hand
embroidered handkerchiefs, 2 in CT
poX .........,.............. O1
Imitation Madeira Handker- Ct
chiefs. in fancy box............ Dl
Point Venise Lace Handker- CT
chiefs. in dainty box............. Dl
Hand Embroidered Scalloped Edge
Madeira Handkerchiefs; neatly C1
DoNed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
Ladies' and Mems Pure Linen
initial Handkerchiefs. I In CT
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, embroidered in one cor C1
ner; different patterns In box Ol
Sheer Lawn Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, with colored initial; Ct
6 in box. . boXes.................. O1
Mems Pure Linen Initial Ct
Handkerchiefs. 6 in box........ Ol
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

Shirts and Blouses, plain and
pleated, white and novelty effects;
sizes to Is years. TWO Ct
Four-in-Hand Silk Ties. CT
newly beautiful patterns, 4 for Ol
Suspenders; good quality rub Ct
Der and clasps. pairs ....... Ol
Pajamas. domet and madras. plain
white and colors. Sizes to Ct
is years Observation-Disclosures. Dl
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

White or black Six GHuze fans
hand-painted, lace or steel Q1
spanglcs. enameled stick3..... ID l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28

Apna shcersr, Mary srhcler. Reu-
Iah Brandt rarksg. Christine Bea-
ve4. TholEa Evrns Helen Parher'
Iona Powers. raiy Tucf'c Anna
varlai,n shoitea rama MAJ =
r. ror. Nscml NJ K.arey. $ lh'e
.i-hhora Josephine no!l'~aa, ~
,ie carr. Eun. 90 'tcr. Nsnea
ec,aio. and Rosie Wc51rr
AIS M.ra. bn,iJay Wa
)t-.t,.s 20 the $ and :. c.leb 1t hcr
n. q, o. Fourth a.re,, Tuesday
evening. A nost ds,trhtlul even
Ag was spent At e'rhroidcry, read
ins and conversation and music
~hl p wire intersperscl with two
novel contests a Love story o. The
Cvu War" told IN musical nuabers
and Advertisement Glessing."
Ttssr had been cie,erly prepared
iv tte hos.rss and tested the mem
ac:a' sense Of observation, Assisted
hr Miss IuESrac Armstrong. Miss
schneider served san witches,
pickles ard bet che c'ate The
e,i, $ were Misses Ruth Byrnc MAY
pa'ver. RtsyeRe rre, Mabel Lcwts,
Mildred Sims, Qua Calrin. Kate and
flarrh, parragh. LaNerna Arm
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
CHANCERY NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, Alexander Coun-
~, SIN the Alexander County
ircuit Court February term A. d.
1916. In Chancery sitting.
p. e. Hneman, Chas. C. Crawford
'omplainants, VS.. William Lampe.
Kate Lampe and the Alexander
county National Bank defendants.
Bill in Chancery for Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that said complain
ants have this day filed in said
'ourt certain bill in chancery for
foreclosure against them and that
summons has been issued thereon
returnable on the FIRST day Of the
1ext term Of said court, to he
holden at the court house in Cairo.
Illinois, on the 8th day of February
oext.
c. 0. FOSTER, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, January Sth, A. D.
1916.
Harry Hood. Complainants' So
licitors, Jan. 9-16-23-3o
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
No Need Of Being Scrawny, Weak
and EmaciGted.

In these days Of physical culture
and health foods, enc would harjl!
expect to see any thin. weak, ena-
lated people. but in spite OF all
his, nearly every person YOU meet
IS thin and Serawny.
Good healthy flesh can only he
gained by the use Of the proper food
with thorough assimilation OF the
fat giving elements. Nine people
)ut OF ten in order 10 weigh as much
IS they ought and be perfectly
healthy should use samose. tn
great flesh forming food, Weigh
yourself before comm,ucing TO ust
.hese little tablets. and see how
your weight increases.
Samose has valuable flesh forming
and tissue building properties, and
when 1t is assimilatod with tho
food, it couses the flesh making ele
nents to be retained and the weight
IS naturally increased
Paul 6. Schulz a son, the popu-
ar druggists. have sold in the last
few weeks great many packages
If samoze, every one with their per
sonal guarantee to refund the money
Il It dld not give satisfaction and
lave had hut one person ask for the
money back ---Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28

r,,, ,.adf.,1 world has become ir-
,.,. M n
''' '7'''' "
Wins oI g. III I'LL ''"' H. $500
discovered an anudote lot hi'h'"-
ride al mercury poisoning. In cN-
,t-.,tn.,ss discovery the doctor
S'''"
'theiEls'S nave ''''e H''0 90 ''.'''
sulphur forms an inso.u'Ie c''i'-
Mound with mercury. but II had
MON ho., uses UNNECESSARILY rs an
..-...,., --.,,.iu~ =
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28
MANY LIKE THIS IN CAIRO
Similar Cases Being Published In
Each Issue.

The following case IS hui one ci
many occurring daily in Cairo. II
is an easy matter to verify il. You
cannot ask for better proof
Mrs. c. +. Tinnemeycr, 329 Sixth
st. Cairo, SAYS My limbs anc
body swelled badly end | was dis
tressed when walking. Ny head
ached continually and sometimes ]
was so dizzy that / hardly knew
where was going. My back
aehed terribly and il felt rs though
a heavy weight was bearing down
on my kidneys. Bending or strain.
ing always left my back weak and
sore and awful sharp pains seizct
me Just over my hips 4 distress
ing kidney weakness cmc TO me
persistently. After ! took few
boxes of Ooan's Kidney Pills The
swelling went down, NY kidne%s
get normal and the c-h,r ailmen,
were relieved. since ;Aen | hav'
kept Deans Kidney Pills on hand
as a preventive.
Price soc at all dealers. Don"
simply ask fer a kidney remedy.
get Doans Kidney Pills---the same
that Mrs. Tinnemeyer had Foster
Milbnrn Co, Props, Buffalo, ~ Y
---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-28

-AlaIrs on i!igh STREET. since her
s:ions ilIc-c in ire early winter
has ret1rnCi 10 her home N Third
ana West Main street.
Mrs. ". A. n3u. Aef;y. who has
ten a pa!ien; the pa; 'aonth IT ST
Mary's InfrrGry in Cairo ~hert
she IN terWeat IN opera len. was
l9ulFht to the home OF Mrs. George
L. Martin an Eo@t First ard Pearl
straets TUESDAY. Although hsy!a:
undergone ssr:Cls illnc -
His. po1chertv is slowly rsgaining
her former health.
Mrs. Carrie s2c1cc e this city
end Mrs. Hiram Calvin and Mrs.
Ernest Ucsendohler 6 olmstead.
were Cairo visitors Tuesday.
Edward Sthuler is ql'se III OF
measles at the h2me If his parents.
tr. and Ms, Gec-sc scAcler near
Mounds
Miss Kate Oarra2h, Mrs. John T.
Belts. Mrs X W. B.vaEs, Mrs carl
Parkman and Miss Jagel G rfer
were among the Caro- " i,crs Tues
,lay.
Airs. O. 6. willard ana children
Ct Moands, went to cairo Tues hay
10 visit Mrs Harry Poor and family
a few DAYS
Mr.. and Ms. Clyd, Murphy viz