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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-11-30

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Lexington County.
Court of Common Pleas.
Mrs. IRENE G. George, Plaintiff,
VS..
R,LShuler. James H.Price and Paul
j. Wessinger. Defendants.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
In obedience to the judgement of
the CoprL herein, I will sell to the
highest bidder at public outcry, before
the Court House door in Lexington,
s. G, during the legal hours of sale,
on the first Monday in December
next:
/. All that piece, parcel or lot of
i land, situated lying or being in the
town of Bookland, County and State
Aforesaid, and having the following
boundaries and dimensions to wit:
North by lot Of Miss Annie F. Shuler
and measuring one hundred (10o) feet;
East by State Street and measuring
fifty-two (52) feet; South by lot Of said
3. +. Shuler and measuring one hun
dred (1OO) feet; and west by lot of Miss
Annie F. Shu1er and measuring fifty
two feet; said lot contains one ware
house.
2. Also one lot having the following
boundaries and dimensions to wit:
North by r. T.. Shuler ard measuring
fity-two (52) feet; East by 8 Id r. L.
Shuler and measuring one hundred
(1OO) feet; South by Augusta Street
and measuring fifty-two (52)feet; and
West by lot of Miss AuDie F. Shuler,
and measuring one hundred (100) feet;
said lot con aims one blacksmith shop.
3. All that piece, parcel or lot of
land, situate, lying and being in the
town of Brookiand, County OF Lexing-
ton and State aforesaid, and having
the following boundaries and dimen-
sioDs, to wit: North fronting on Meet
ing Street and measuring thereon
thirtyfive (35) feet; East by lot CT R.
L. Shuler and measuring thereon
seyenty-two (72) feet; South by land
Of M. II. Witt ard measuring thirty
five (35) feet; and Wet by lands of NJ.
r.. Witt and measuring seventy-two
f72) feet; said lot contains one dwell
ling.
Terms: All of the purchase money
to be paid cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers
P. H. CORLEY,
Nov, 14,19l1 Sner' #.
W. H. Sharpe, Attorney for Plaintiff.
W. w. Hawes, Attorney for certain
defendants.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-11-30
TreSpasS Notice.

This is to notify ell persons not to
trespass on III, lauds OF the under
signed by hunting or lat5ing stock run
at large on cur land; outside the pas
ture or in any manner whatsoever.
The law will be rigidly enforced
against all per;ons violating tals
notice.
d. j. Taylor, B. T. Kyzer,
D. M. Lucas, Z. 6. Kneece.
Nov. 14-4w6p.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-11-30
Observation-Disclosures

Is the name OF German chemical,
one of the many valuable ingredients
Of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexame-
thylenetramine is recognized by modi-
cal text books and authorities asa uric
acid solvent and anti-septic for the
prime. Take Foley's .Aauey E*me;,y
promptly at the first sign OF Kidney
trouble and avoid serious niaiaGy.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HIGHWAYMAN
TELLS HARD
LUCK STORY

Desperately In need OF money
aud with an empty stomach that
drove him on to deeds that he
probably never would have com
mitted had circumstances been
otherwise. n lone footpad stopped
Leonard Carroll. Of 26iO s7th av
\. w, this morning at Minor ay
and Howell IT,. al o'clock this
morning and nj first asked him for
assistance Finding that he could
not obtain aid ga this way. aa Car
roll refused "a come through" he
struck Carroll vicious blow on
The point Of the chin. knocking him
out The rest was easy A quick
search through his Victims pockets
nettcd him So in cash aud a Jack
knife.
The story put up BY that man
vas really pltlful." said Carroll az
pollce headquarters half hour
later when reporting the holdup
lie was we'll dressed aud looked
refined and cultured bat he was
Just up against H. lie Told me he
was hungry and sick aa well. bat
thought II was iust stall Hut
that was an awful Jolt on the Jaw
he gave me for nick man snd for
one who waa weak with hunger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Return Dividends
to PolicyHolders

The annual meeting 81 the North.
western Mutual Fire Association II
Seattle WAS held on Tuesday. Jan.
nary the 18Th.
Dividends 20 policy holders we're
declared. the same AZ for the pre-.
vl0us rear Dividends Of 40 per
cent " tho premiums WERE returned
10 policy holders on three and five.
year dwelling policies brick build
ms Insurance. nprluklegcd risks and
lumber. dividends Of IS per cent
sere paid on annual payment dwell.
ina policies on factory business 30
per cent. and other business Is per
cent
After paying these dividends gel
So 40 aaa carried 10 surplus. or On.
divided prnfita The average diyt.
dsnd paid - policy holders vas 80
per ceni ~ their premiums the
amount carried 20 undivided profits
a per cent making profits a. policy
holders Is per cent Of the premiums
paid
The eompanys policies arc non.
aseesaable. but secured BY caah re.
sources amounting - sass $50 g..
which IL more than five times the
amount needed 70 pay losses on all
policies to expiration. based on the
past nina years experience. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
BULLE:T

PARIS "A severe earthquake,
either Ia tho Caucasus mountains
ur Ia Armenia. was indicated to-day
by the HelamORrHph The tewblor' 3
waves lasted 30 minutes and proc
duced the greatest variations ever
recorded here
NEW YORK seiamographa ~
Boston and Albany today ragiHtefed
an earthquake IA an estimated dis
lance Of 1000 o. 5000 miles away
PARIS Thirty one persons are
dead aH the result ~ the floods that
have swept southern md eastern
France during the last three days
TOXIC THE sincerity 81 Jnpan'h
declaration 81 an open door and
equal opportunity policy in Man
churia WAS the subject ~ an address
by Premier kntFurn before the i'm
periui japanese diet today
CLEVELAND Ohio The aeiHmo-
graph here today registered the oc-
eutrence ~ an earthquake probably
in the vicinity IT The lesser Antilles.
DAYTON. wash Bert Oden. a
young Tuknnon umbermau WAS ar
rested yesterday for smoking "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
BANDITS ROB A
TRAIN; RUN OFF
WITH -FOUR CARS


ST LOUIS. Jan. 81 A posse
with pack of bloodhound pur.
sued the four robbers who last
night held up n Missouri Pacific
train, all morning, with no aucee8a.
A. train No =. from Kansas City,
paHaed Eureka 30 miles west Of
here. az . .. m, four men tagged
the engineer with red lantern
Jumping IN the cab they ordered
the fireman % detach the mail.
baggage aud express cars. aud the
engineer 20 steam ahead They
made an unsuccessful attempt 10
blow the safe In the express car.
containing $4,000 Twenty five
bart OF registered mail we're ripped
opcu and tho contents stolen
The missing cars and engine
we're found on siding this morn.
ing NJ Cattlewood. 10 miles from
Eureka.
The three passenger coaches
wero left standing on the main line
until midnight. when a special train
with posse Of deputies arrived
from 81 Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Arnoid'H Asthma Cure.
Dear Sir Three months ago Or.
Lee Howard recommended me 20 try
your Asthma and Cainrrh Cure. for
which ! wish 20 extend my greatest
thanks. for I have my health after
eighteen years ~ gaaplng for
breath. | can sleep aud work as
good 49, ever Remember me 20 Or.
Howard. and will always remem-
Der sou both From
A. ) DICK. Mlnabow. q G
Heal your catarFh and your other
ailments VIII evapofhte. Remem.
her this and ask yourself what
brought on your other ailments.
Continual catching cold will result
In many forms Of disease
Send for a t225 trial order. and
II You receive no results yunf
money will b. refunded
Arnolde Electric Vibrator for
Rheumatism. Paralysis. General De.
bllits and all forms 81 suppressed
circulation Call for free massage
9sSz36 Arcade Bldgs Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
SUFFRAGETTES SENT
THREATENING NOTE

LONDON, Jan. % Officers from
Scotland Yard today are trying 10
learn the Identity Of the auffgag
ettoa who mailed 10 q member Of
parliament who Was standing for re-,
election a paper target that had
been perforated BY hnliete The ar.
rival Of the target came close upon
the Huffrageitea announcement
that they intended 10 make a demon.
stratiou before the national cleo.
tons we're concluded and the dis.
coycry that several voters for
women leaders had boon INDUCING
Ia secret rifle ard revolver practice
AZ Scotland Yard Il WAS admitted
today that a shooting gallery the
suffragettca bad established was
raided Tho women. thcy stated
vanished before the officers entered
the place
The impression IL general that
Winston Churchill was the recipient
of the target
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
TUMMY is BAD
PLACE FOR TEETH

GLAssBoRo. \. j.. jar. ~ =
Something disturbed the slumberu
of John Martin. Of Aurora. last
nlEht Awakening fully. h. dis.
covered that be had neglected to
remove bis teeth before Fetlring
and they had slipped down his
threat
Re suffered mo- very grrAf In.
convenicuee then. but determined
that the teeth had no business ia
such a place He FASTENED 10 a
physician % this place. who gave
hlm some medicine
About four hours later the teeth
returned over the path thor bad
taken In the slipping process. and
Martin was none The worse for the
experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Deafness and
Head Noises
." Have Demonstrated That Hear
Ing Can Be Restored"

l}y tho simplest easiest and most
practical method ever discovered
The apparatus for administering
the mysterious and Invisible nature
forces for the restoration Of lost or
impaired hearing has now been per.
fccted by the putentec. q g Powell
Deafness and Head Noises diaap-
pear 40 " by magic under the use
OF this new and wonderful discoy.
cry He viii send all who suffer
from Deafness and Head Noises
full Information how they can be
restored. absolutely free. no matter
how long they have been deaf. or
what caused their deafness This
marvellous apparatus Us 20 simple.
natural and certain that you viii
wonder why il wag not discovered
before Investigators are aston
.ghed and patients themselves mar.
vel az the quick results Any deaf
person can have fun information
how % restore hearing quickly, az
home. without investing cent.
Write today to o. G. Powell. $3.50
Bank Building. Peoria. ~, and get
full information OF this new and
wonderful invention. absolutely
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

AksELAND Ohlo. Jan. q
: ne pledge signed by work
sAlsa started the real action
- ne high prices Of meat
sAau' the country
= EaEe earners. are Willing
49, Dc state and municipaii
g'oblns Into The high cost
particularly The cost N
p = almost prohihitlve
- lnqeslizail0n can best BE-
we BY fefraininE from
-eaI fel period II 30 DAYS
-. =. CO.'S NOT brins the price
iae asans o. poor people
= sill refrain from eatfnr
=. p g days
e eiiizens % hereby ask
~. lisaentatiyes 20 each council.
a'siriet and the legislative
~ . Keep this agitation uDDer
lhelf minds and actions un.
y result mauifeats liself
49,, - The cooperation Of an
no are Interested in fair
=. e he future of our other.
Npsptfoaa country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
TALKS ON TEETH
By the Regal Dentists
Can't Get Along Without Teeth

There is no middle ground for
the man who has poor teeth. or
not enough teeth 20 properly chew
his food.
In a pinch he can get along and
be fairly comfortable with other
parts OF his anatomy missing. but
he must have enough teeth. or the
human engine viii go wrong and
break down.
Good teeth are vital.
How about yours9
We have a sensible. rational and
entirely effective plan of restoring
teeth through our method. and we
accomplish this result without hav-
ing 10 half fill the mouth with a
partial plate.
A partial plate can't be made so
IL viii NJ for any length OF time,
because the gums are constantly
changing their shape One can't
bite ON any such cOntriyancc or
chew his food properly.
When we place Our Method teeth
in your mouth We say. Go and use
them Just as you would natures
teeth; crack nuts with them II YOU
want TO, they will stand the usage"
We take all the chances
They are good to look at, too
So nearly do they resemble natur
al teeth that even dentists have to
look twice when examining them.
All that We require is that you
have two or more teeth IN either
jaw. We will supply the rest
A written guarantee with all
work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
N. w. Cor. Third Az ana Union St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Stomach Cleanser
and Gas Absorbent
Charcoal - tire Greatest ard Most
Reliable Remedy for the Cure Of
Fiatuien1e IN Existence.
a Trial Package o. stvsrt's Char
coal Iorenaes Sent Free.

a Trial Package o. stvsrt's Char
coal Iozenass Sent Free.
in she whole domain 81 medicine
there 10 no remedy that equals char.
coal when Il comes 10 absorbing
Kaa ~ every Kind. and ia cleansing
the allmentary tract ~ disease
germs. toxic poisons and effete mat.
tiers
Charcoal is thickly perforated
with tiny pores. - small that 4
magnifyiug glass Of high power Is
required 70 discover them. and
those millions Of pores take up
gases Just as naturally and readily
a. 8 sponge takes NJ water tt ab.
sorblng power ~ definitely known
20 be one hundred times itH own
volume IN gases
To illustrate this try placing a
pan or other receptacle filied with
charcoal ia a room where disagree
able odors exist. and you will find
that the atmosphere % that room
will be purified Ia a few hours This
Ga often done lu The diaaecfing
rooms " hospitals and IN chemical
laboratories and when left over
night 30 a room freshly painted the
odor ~ The paint viii b. missing the
next morning
iia power % absorbing gases In
the alimeufary canal 10 just "a pro
uOunced a. is the absorption of any
and every kind Of gas outside
8TffARTrS CHARCOAL LOZENs
GEs iH q remedy for flafnlence,
collie. offensive breath and fermenta-
ton 81 food iu the stomach. which
contains medicinal charcoal made
from fine y0ung willow wood, mixed
with pure. sweet honey. and Ia these
I lozenRaa charcoal IL. for the first
time. presented in q form entirely
agreeable for administration.
The use ~ these gasabaorbinE
and purifying iozengea is applicable
Z 10 nll cases of stomach and In
testlnal Indigestion. and when such
symptoms are present a. sour
stomach or acid fermentation.
/ naulence. erucatiOns Of gas, bloat-
/ Ing af the stomach or bowels bad
breath foul tongue, unpleasant taste
/ in the mouth. sick headache caused
{ By Indigestion. biliousneas, constipa.
ton. dlarrhOea and torpid liver.
Can on your druggist and pur.
[ chase a box Of stuau'a Charcoal
/ Lozenges for 25c II you are suffer
/ ing from any ~ these complaints.
I Every druggist has them In stock.
] but should they offer you some
other brand don't accept g. but IN.
aist on having stuartet a. there
are numerous inferior limitations on
I the market, which are being mace
from other than willow wood tha'
are likely 10 do the syatom more
harm than good Send your name
and address 10 the v A. stuart
Company. 300 Stuart Bids. Mar
shall. Mich. for free sample
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

.Ilnacll and Harry IAnaeli. wiunl
pes
Spanish River IL as miles from
Sudbury The railroad ~ that
point cuts into the side of a hill
and crosses the river over an iron
bridge The train neared the bridge
running Is miles an hour The Ell.
sine. mail. express and baggagv
cars we're on ihe structure.
Then tho trucks Of Tho second
class coach jumped the rails II
struck the bridge nhutments ard
was eat In two as clean IA though
the ioN bad been done BY a huge
clcavor The momentum II the
train carried hait the car. the col
oniat coach, the first class coach
aud the diner down the bank and
into the river
The pulilusn feil on It's side
near the track Caught In a tran.
every passenger on three 81 the
coaches that went into the river
was drowned. and only by heroic
work we're eight people 10 the
diner saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
ISN'T HALLEYS
COMET AFTER ALL


FLAGSTAFF. Ariz, Jan ~
The comet which many here be.
lleved 10 be Ialleys comet ls the
lnnea comet, according 90 the off.
ciaiH ~ the observatory here TO
day The celestial wnnderor has
been visible 10 the naked eye for
several evenings. few degrees
above the southern horizon. Just
after sunset n ia the brightest
comet viewed for years and is
causing much interest among the
Astronomers on account Of the uu.
usual position Of SIS tail.
When the comet was first ob.
served u was announced that Hal.
iey'a comet had been sighted
This. however. ~ diapfoved BY the
statement Of the observatory Off.
ciala today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22


...s are the krown dead
1900 MolLAENNEN hre
i NsftA HaS -
- q AouOE.
~ RESTROOM. fireman o.
We s''nsSrIFisp PRIEST. :.
-. ne Injured arr the 10y
i. Martin. drimmer
80 $3.50, Ont: Geo \ Louek'
t =. 49,, Nseh: = } Pierce
- n ! psll ,dyingi SUD
at, p j. o'nrlen. Randall
n and Mira Brown, Aon.
NATHAN johnson, Belle
= uaesfleld. Nonircali VI
-, = Montreal; Judge y n
s.'8sury: Thos Parish, q
- ~. walter. 81. Paul, sam
80 ~ Il Pasl. 4 $ smith, ON
n VASE. Sudbury Nfa.
~ nsrman. 8ofeman, Mont
- ssifo and child. SEQ A.
1880. Minneapolis Arthur
- Minneapolis Hans kdmAn.
$500 Mike Niekoil. Mrs
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

hanging g limb Of = tree Ia an
orchard. Eis face horribly bitten BY
Insects smother corpse wsa picked
up On the river bank, where i had
been washed ~ the waves OF the
Columbia
Jack Bond. alias blue Back
Jack. vas taken from the place
and sent to the insane asylum, and
two little waits. and u years old.
Who had run away from tseir
home IN Vancouver. we're picked
up IN boat belonging 10 Bond.
The lads are Artic and Ned
Fril9. and lhey started out In the
boat toward the ocean 20 see the
world They left home and their
parents had made no effort q seek
ihem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
PLAN TO BUILD
CHURCH FOR BASS

Subscription lists are being cir.
enlsted BY The Independent Preshy
terian church. Of which Rev W. A
Bass II pastor. for the purpose Of
raising money 70 build an cdince
capable of accommodating the grow
Ing congregation.
This congregation h The loyal
band who voluntarily followed Rev
naHs into exile from the Prcnby.
terrain church proper when the min.
listers % the latter organization an,
frocked Rev Bass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

a psllg caicrea ss~eecus" and .
diamond stud which bore some
slight resemblance 10 a locomotive
headlight proved the undoinE 81 A
Goldberg q Junk dealer 81 Van.
euuvcr. A. c.. last nlght. City De.
tectlvea Peterson and MrCiurs
secured the city hooking FOR that
Fariah xeKt and rock. and they
finally found Il At tho KluE u. sta
tlon 0uldheFg i wanted at Ia.
coma on a charge % fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
CALHOUN BACKS
UP B0UlLL0N



aud his geng were never Fulity of
handling the peoples business IN
such manner
Now comes Calhoun with hia let.
ter aud practically says everything
tloulllon says about the way the
city hall gang ~ doing hualneaa IL
true From Calhoun himself lden.
Titled with The ON gang Ia politics.
the statement must be taken ~ un.
preludieed In the midst of a cam.
paiEn where the battle u 20 free
the people from the clutches OF the
city han gray wolves. Calhoun il
lmpelled hy hls conscience 90 make
public a written protest against the
way the GIN cams has betrayed the
people
Franchises Were Important.
IN the six years that Calhoun ~.
fcFs 70 the most important fran.
chlAes ever granted in Seattle were
siNon % pabiio service corporations
for the asking. Now comes Cal.
houn and tells the public that never
once did the council. dominated BY
Gill ask whether or not the peoples
rights were legally protected. The
only logical Inference IL that they
did not care. The franchises were
drawn by The hired attorneys OF the
corporations. and whatever they
said went with the Gill gang. To
the corporations private attorneys
were delegated the task 81 seeing
that tho people were protected
AGAINST corporate greod aud "a.
pacity.
What would YOU think OF pri.
vate corporation that would enter
Into the most important contracts
without once asking lie regular paid
attorney for advicef According 10
Calhoun. that h the way the gang
did business tor tho people.
eeuillen Made Protest
During the last year that A. v.
boailicn was superintendent 81 pub.
nc utilities. these franchises that
Calhoun says were kept away from
hia office also we're never allowed
20 reach Bonsllons office by tho
sang The council, with Gui AZ It's
president. was afraid % n0uillon. a.
Il VAS ~ Calhoun The only differ.
enee between Calhonn's Acilon and
li0ullion'g. r. that the latter pro.
tested IN time against the betrayal
81 the people
The traction snfferingH 81 Rainier
valley. Calhoun declares. h due 70
the gangs say Of handling huak
ness. Calhoun tells the council 20
set busy. DO What Boullion tried 10
DO for months before the gang had
him discharged from office. aud give
Seattle Electric company permits.
sion 10 lay tracks m the Rainier
valley THIS viii force Crawford
and the Seattle. Rentan q Southern
into court. and eventually give aid
20 the Rainier valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
P, TRAIN into
RIVER; 65 DEAD

80 o,, Jan sa-~The horror OF the wreck Of the
soRIn Minneapolis express on 'ne Canadian Pacific az
<ssaand MeN.ss ,leht arrows the hours pass
Rgsen snuffed cut in hNnkna
least VNe srem friabgful injuries Tranmen estimate
Nts na s - nut everything ~ auess~erN
90 Wv % reported took the terrible plunge
k ses go -. 4. rloaau o. ice, when weakened rail-
~ As rssF a"' -
~ - -. Ian sudbury yesterday Afternoon there
IA nkhsn u " rhe train made follows, Engine
second class coach eoons fret
~ ~ 800 sIrina car ard Puilean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
NEAT BOYCOTT
'BNAT|ON-WlDE


49,
I. :'''' ss'.,ssrs lor tae chseago meat
- : sgsryins toward Tits city
!. .s.s.s, ssve. TIE federal grand
=. makIsx preparations today
Z 80 sssi N0aaAy Tor the iui
4 ressmsas In TIE governments
- slx nxAs 10 break an allies
: s~nas.ssIoa Of ghe packers 90
!, r.|.laIu Alxh prsesa for meats
S'-sel s.ases pasirieg Attorney
~ III uexa . crimlnai PROSE
- X ~ psckers wiih the
,-xsss,aua q . sarge amount %
~ rssAzrsa " himSeli and his
...assssss IAaf III government
In.ssas zaasum and hard fought
ranss,ra 8 aehsted 10 BE- shown
" ~ NJ sAzl EVIL procedure
IL sw sAe toe. been made sec
w!sn s ~ slmsnal
~ Ia cres If Witnesses
- ~ mss beer working Scr
seH A several months. These
q fssned 10 kn AZ once before
h rsN ry. ard 4 - uron their
ssznr - Sims expects 90 So
~ niNnsaia Swift a CO.
lzH 4 C. Nelson. Morris 4
c-1na unu6ing for neariy
rsss|ss = ~ paeaing world
q *a.sz&es az roncerns which
- 4shxTe 4 federal probing
n Ksl1sl paeking company.
rsxai 10 ee the Incorporated
nR Il she heef trust. will
A. = Investigated
F'.ssaiw alms promises that
,x0l1ss Win more forward
mA4 1 b lniimased that the
fHwrEsas wsll profit b. mss
~ nais Asgizg the former cam
NE aEalsss ne packers. when
rnF y iksm escaped on pleas %
zzzziiS iFun prosecution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Mics Mary copsstick. department
counselor % Sexton Post " n. g.
No. 49, installed the officers ~ Iu-
ciuN Day Corps No. 50 on Jsnus
arY a.. assisted ~ Aira Leonl Follef.
past president ~ corps &C. Mrs Let
sis Brown. department president ~
Miller ". a. G.. gave the ladies a
short talk on the work ~ the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
G ri =

Don, wait til your bones
begin 20 ache. take Seventy
Seven" at once. Il will knock
ont the Grip at the start.
Don't wait till you begin TO
Cough and Sneeze. take "Sev-
ssntY Seven" at the first feeling
II lassitudc and weakness. il
aill break up the Cold at once.
Handy TO carry, fiss tho vest
rocket. All Druggists. 2sc.
AnumrhFers nwfnsn Medicine CO. Cef
Wfllfkn aad Ana NfFssta Arw YORK