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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09

Mrs. AUGUSTE VESPERMANN, De For
est, Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans, La.-'For years sui
Sercd from severe female troubles.
FINALLY, l vas confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces.
sary. | gave Lydia E. PinRham's Veg
ctable Compound a trial first, and
was saved from an operation" Mrs.
LILY PEYEoUN, iii Kerlcrec St., New
Orleans, La.
Thirty years Of unparalleled success
confirms the power of Lydia Il. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound to cure
female diseases. The great volume of
unsolicited testimony constantly pour
ing in proves conclusively that Lydia
i. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
a remarkable remedy for those dis.
tressing feminine ills from which SO
many women suffer.
If you want special advice about
your case write to Mrs. Pinkham,
at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is
free, and always helpful.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
Lewis Dies of Injuries.

Savannah, Ga, Nov. 3.--E. S.
Lewis. Of Atlanta, one Of the three
men injured when a touring car on
the grand prize race course skidded
on Il turn while making a mile a
mintue on Tuesday last, died late
tonight at the Savannah IIopsital.
the brain was performed this after
noon. Lewis, with a number OF
newspaper men, was a guest Of the
local automobile club
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
Dressed in "IiIack and Yellow"

Not "football colors." but the
color Of the carton containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, the best and
safest remedy for all coughs and
colds. DO not accept substitute.
but see that YOU get the genuine
Folcy's Honey and Tar in yellow
carton with black letters. Barton s
Pharmacy, Walhalla; w. J. Lunncy,
Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
\ Household Medicine.

to be really valuable, must show
equally good results from each men,
Der OF the family using it. Foley's
Honey and Tar does just this. Whe-
thcr for children or grown persons
foley's Honey and Tar is best and
safest for all coughs and colds Bar
tons Pharmacy, Walhalla; w. J.
LunnCy, Seneca
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkflaf1l's
Vegetable Compound

Do Forest, Wis
"a ter an opera
ton four years ago
l had pains down
ward in both sides,
bac he, and a
weakness. The doe
tor wanted me to
have another opera
ton. | took Lydia Il.
pinkham's Vcgeta-
bic Compound and
l am entirely cured
|Of NV frnI,hloc -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
MIR. TAF1"S APPOINTMENT.

,., , ,r 49,,
.t,, ., ,. ,,'| -,
nor,,r, iv,uo t,o. ,r, -, ,,,,..
r,oo,, =, a., ,,,;o ,,., rr,,
noy.o.. tbo ,,,,, p,o,idort nm, -.
prosidont in oxi,,o,co an t,o A,o,;
,; :, :.
ho,h ,ro ,r,r, ,,,,;.;o ~,
TAFT conms io wan, :, do v,n,,o,or
tho ,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, a .huo ~,
R,osoyol, r,rt th, .,r l., ;,,,
what Al, Roo.oro1t WANT. dana ,r,o
conscuunnco ic that tb, n,r,r ,o,d
OPS ar, knnt husv b,rmouiyiny ,bo.o
tv, olonnnost th,t ,r, .tri,,i,,n co.,
tho u,ostorv in n,rtr ,,ioi,
Ono or tho ,,,s, ;ntnro.ti,u o,o,,s
of rcrnnt occurrnrco h,,ovo. :. ,,,
apuointmcnt hv President 'r,f. of tha
nonrn ~ II I.nyi. 20 hn ,,.;,.+,r+
At,orrnv Gonnrol Mr. r,,, h,.
snrn, SOM, r,n.i,,,r,,In ,;,,o !, ,ho
South for th, nurnn.n or utudv;,r
the real relation of the negro to ma
tionoI uoIitirs ana his raco,, ,ot
would iudiro-n that ho is or ,h, oni.,
ion that tho marty mood. tho ,s.is,,
ance Of the nngr, vntn to mil !, ort
OF tho hole into which ba and Boo.o-
volt hay, bceu mr,du,lr dr,,.i,n :,
for soma tira r,st !, Nr T,,,
thouoht I've wnnla n,rror;,o ,i,.o
forrion. in his n,rtv NO h,, oor,,,,
" mad, e, .ro., ,i.,,,, :. 49,,
i '''
Se"c''li! "c'L conceded that the
southern Republicans do not object
SO much to the pnlitical rrcopnition
of tn, n,oro O., io,u m ,h,, u,,,,;
''''
ZION - 'oh''"cd 10 appointment 10
positions OF honor and trust in the
North, and it has to some extent
hocn tbn nnirio,, or tho ,u,,;, ,,,
.h ., ''''
Wv F,"i''' W ''c '>"''" "cle perfect
y WilllhS TO accept these appoint
mcnts as "a necessary evil on, of
which good wouId como,, :, tho
~, ''o
p''' - ""' '"'' IS no longer TACT
Is becoming more and more apparent
every day. The negro as political
factor is pr,du,Ilv h,ino o,in,irot,d
,, ,,a,., ''..,'.,,,, w.
""' '''''c 10 no 1"'''''"'"S Tue 'ac'
'hal he Is used oh'y by the party
leaders when the party is reduced to
The necessity of playing its last TRUMP
In the game of politics.
THAT some OF the party leaders do
nor regard the situation as gravclv
as does MIR. TaGt Is cvid, I'd by the
aiIiiIIUn axiom NV rhn,n in r,u,rJ y,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
For More than ThrcC DpcnIrS

Hives, eczema, itch or sale rheum
set You crazy Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer All druggists sell it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
HORTON DECLARED NOT GUILTY.
Sensational Hampton Trial Ends in
Acquittal After Confession.

Hampton, Oct. 27.-The jury in
the case Of the State against Harold
Horton, found a sealed verdict last
night, which was opened in court this
morning, and which was mot gull
ty.' This puts an end to case
which has attracted unusual inter
est i'm this section.
The charge against young Horton
was breach Of trust with fraudulent
intent, it being alleged that he, while
bookkccpcr OF the Hampton Loan
and Exchange Bank misappropriatcd
funds OF that institution. An al
legged confession, signed by the de-
fcndant, was introduced by the pros
cCutiOn.
Horizons deGencc was that, al
though he signed the confession, ="
he did so under durcsS. and on the
witness stand testified that the cash
Ter Of the bank, II. O. Bowdcn, at the
point Of a pistol, forced him to afix
his signature to the statement.
Can't look well, eat well or feel
we'll with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with
Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply,
take exercise, keep clean and you
will have long life.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09

The following have been appoint.
ed managers tn conduct said Specia
Election:
Clemson College,. B. Whittcn
5. u. Goodman, w. E. billiard.
The managers at this precinct are
requested to delegate one of theil
number to secure the box and tickets
Tor the election, at the Court House
at Walhalla, on Saturday, November
10, 1910.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
j. E. Is EILEY,
G. A. NOR MAN.
NJ ia DDn<v

commissioners Of State and County
Elections for OcOncc County S. c..
ID. A. SMITH, Clerk.
October 13, 1910.
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con last Thursday evening (27th
ultimo), as Col Eli r. Doyle. L. S.
Marshal for this Territory, was de-
Sccnding a stairway in the Bank
Building in This city, he unfortunate
ly made misstcp and was prccipi-
tatcd several feet. falling upon Il box
at the foot Of the stairway, receiving
so fatal an internal wound as to
cause his death in a few minutes
"Col. Doyle was a man OF worth
and one whose loss will be much felt
by his numerous friends, as we'll as
a bcrcavcd wife and family Of two
small children, who mourn his un-
timely end
"COl. Doyle was native Of War
saw, PickcnS District, South Caro-
lima. lie was about 27 years Of age.
He came to Nebraska in the fall Of
1851 in company with Governor
| Burt. lie was a member Of the first
Territorial Legislature and perform
ed the duties Of that station with
credit to himself and to the satisfac-
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anln0usH


Mr. Benz : Grouse. who has ben
In the JONAS Hopllns Hospital toi
several weslss. sas 50 greatly lmpFos.
ed that the physicians consented e
his coming home on Wednesday. !.
though not fuliY recovered hi pro
sress towards regaIning his health
Is 80 marked n n give much pleasure
to his numerous friends
The illness thai Nr Grouse has ben
suffering with Tor 50 long Wa mozl
dia,cuit to diagnose and IT became
necessary Tor hin 10 80 to The hos-
pltal Ia order that the physicians
could constantly watch him. 4 -
then discovered thai he was suffering
from the debIIitated condition Of hIs
blood.
Although he = much better. 81 i
Is not deemed advisable that h ID
any work for come time III -
practice as vel n the duties d n.
surance Commissioners ntailed sraai
deal of labor during the last fes
years. and tho he will be greatly
missed. yet. he has we'll earned md
entitled TO enjoy = good. long reHI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09
WESTMINSTER, MD.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. 9. 1910
LAu)I.I.ETTE.

Everybody who believes in honest
Government shoula rejoice in the
success of Senator LaFollette on
Tuesday. Opposed by the standpat
representatives Of the Republican
party, the strength of the whole po-
litical machine vas against him: yet
in spite of all opposition. he won.
The doctrine preached by La Fol
Iette is in realty Democratic doctrine
Us he stands for the interest of the
many and against the ayariee Of the
few. stands for man and not for
money. for what II right in the deal
ing of the Government with the peo=
ple, as we'll as dealings between man
and man Sneered at and spurned n
the Senate by the old members. he
fought his battle alone and on his re-
turn home his course has been vindi-
Gated by the vote he received.
Il is apparent that the cause d
protection Is doomed. The West i
aroused as 1t never has been before.
and with Roosevelt standing for
Democratic doctrines. and Taft adopt
ing them so far as State rights are
concerned. il seems that the days Of
the G. o p are numbered. This 4
what we want: lei the fight go On. and
tine people not the interest. will final
IL rttia
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crothers believes IN destroying the
loli-gates. and that he Is In fnIl
accord with the schemes OF his ser
want Tucker. who endeaYors BY
threats to dapreeIefe the pixies and 80
get them for little money. And yet
Il he was accused Of iniuring prop
erty, he would deny 1t. This may De
all right from , business standpoint.
but not from moral one. Before
the advent OF Governor crothers. turn
pixies were looked on as a pretty good
thing. The State tried to build them
originally but failed. and 1t was then
that private capital was enlisted IN
their support. IN the eighteenth
century. after the close of the RevoI-
utionary War. the State tried to build
these pixies. but failed and then pr
yate money va invested IN them
and their construction made the City
of Baltimore They have done more
for the people than any other public
Improvement. except the railroad.
Private capital Is Invested In them,
they are property. and must be pro
teeted.
What are we coming to then when
good people get excited over the burn
ing of B. miniature toll-gate 7 i It
that we are becoming soclalislIe7
Can It be said that old Maryland.
Maryland the home of freedom.
believes in the destruction OF private
property ? II 20. then destroy our
eolors of orange and black and float
In their stead the red flag Of anaroh-
Ism.
There Is but one way to deal nth
pixies. Pay what they are worth Or
If You cannot agree upon the price.
condemn and iury can be trusted
TO do what Is fair. stop. however.
trying TO arouse hostility against them
for by so doing you may start IRE
which though It DESTROYS the pixies.
Will not stop but 10 further and con
sumo other property.
But Il was : great day for Bsltl-
more county. The only thing 70 mar
the Joy of The occasion was that no
one knew how n roast the o.. % 1
was not killed This was good for The
OK and shows how we are deteTIor-
ating In the days when turnpIEes
we're recognized - = blessing our Ins=
l. forefathers would thought nothing
Of roasting : dozen oxen II they nd
them.
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ROOsEvRUTs WESTERN TRIP.

Just what Mr.. Roosevelt Ia aiming
10 accomplish b. his itinerary through
the West. Is a matter of conjecture
He is 30 constituted that be must
he doing something. and no man II
the country has the faculty OF keep
ing himself IN the limeliEht 30 eon=
4tantly as this intrepid Lion hunter
He Is greeted everywhere through
ont Che West b great crowds and
I'D huzzas. W know. however.
that this. with the American people. i
wholly meaningless performance.
His speeches are vigorous and veil
expressed. but a rule common
place. 80 rs
There Is one speech. however. that
deserved special mention. This xaa
delivered q ne conservation
Congress. held n b Paul, Mimi. 4
few days ago. n This radical speech.
ne went roughshea pser the rights Of
he sovereign states. in the matter Of
conservation. and asserted the doc
t1ine of strong and complete Federal
control
This is in keeping with RooseYeit.s
ideas of the. paramount control Of the
Federal Government In almost every
thing vital To the interests of the PEG
pie of the country
President Taft also made speech
at this same Congress. II was
ealm. judicial. temperate utteranee,
Just what would be expected of a man
trained to resneef he constitution Of
the country. and the rights of The
states
These speeches are direct oppoaltea
IN the fundamental powers Of the
Federal Government and after tn
Roosevelt hurrah + over. We believe
The calm thought Of the American
people. will instIfg President Tafta
position and condemn that of NJ.
Roosevelt HEH#
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DRIVE nGHP RIGHT.

N using broad street, everyone
should drive II tie right of the cen
Ter. BY so doing collisions viii b.
avoided and congestion Of traffic pre-
vented. This Is recognized in many
cities where ordinances have been
passed TO enforce this rule.
IN Westminster the new street h
been finished nearly to he
railroad. b always driving u
the right Of Il. center II will be made
hotter and last longer. The authoTIz
ties of the town wish this done. %
IN the future LEI al of us who use
Main street drive 70 the right.
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FoR KIN.

A rare opportunity Is offered = get
one or two ElIEE ROOMS 26xI00 IeeI
in the Post Office Building, suitable for
Lodges, Offices Or any other purpose.
The best Of llght from all side. 40
basement with cement floor. " -
without heat. Gas and electric Int
IN each.
Will rent = : whole, or in part. and
divided, as NJ be desired. Yo1 are
respectfully Invited to inspect lhHm It
any time. EzlI On or address.
JOSEPH B. BOYLE.
at his Old Reliable" DRUG store.
sep 0-3t Westminster. ID.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09
To CREDITORS.

This Is TO give notice that the sub.
seriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county. IN
Maryland, letters q administration ~
the Personal E.LaIe Of
DAVID :. HEHNING,
late Of Carroll county, deceased II
persons having claims against the de-
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. u the subscriber. On u
before the 9th day of April. 1911.
they may otherwise b. law be excluded
from all benefit Of sad estate.
Given under m hand this 9th d. q
September. 1910.
THOMAS ]. C00NAE.
sep-9-4t Administrator v. !.
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Of land. more or less. one lot / i'm

OF land. more or less. One LOT Is i'm
proved b ; NO story
Frame Neatherboarded aaasA
Dwelling House. and US = =
nal ontbuIIIInRs. and the
other lot lying adjacent thereto. I'M
improved and worthy OF attention.
Also al tint lot OF ground lying
on the NeHf corner of Webster and
High streets improved b. ; frame
WeathefboaTded House, containing 6
rooms. md asnal outbulldlngz fruit
OF all kinds. and containing I7.272
square feet 81 land, more ar les
Also al those THREE LOT lying
contlngnuns ID each other. situate on
High street and ReisteratnNn Turn
pike road. containing 1910 square
feet of land. more ar less. Improved
by Two story frame Carpenter Shop:
in good state Of cultivation.
The afoxe md. 3rd and III proper
ties are supplied by water from Vest
located, convenient 10 stores. schools
and churches and worthy attention oi
purchasers
This property i sold By request
For information call upon Or address
undersigned 4 Westminster. nd.
Terms q saIe:--one-thIrd cash on
ratification II sale. balance n tive
equal payments Of 8 and L months
from day n sale; credit payments to
be secured n he note or fnIaa IF the
purchasers. bearing interest ffUm day
OF sale. Or IL cash upon ratification
II desired u he purchaser
A cash deposit of 800 ~ b re.
CURED Of The purchase. Of each prop
erty on d. of sale.
J. EZRA. STEM.
Assignee OF Mortgages.
Geo .. sIoeKHdaIe Solicitor aana-ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09
BURNIsgIAITOLL:GATE.

Last Saturday "a great day Tor
the Northwestern section of Baltimore
county Then i as that It's citizens
could travel The Old Baltimore and
Liberty Turnpike without paying toll.
and in celebrating this event they
stood on their hind legs and yelled.
and the Governor of the State stood
BY and beamed annroYal. Both Halflz
more and Carroll we're well repre-
aented and II Was a great dag fof
those wro formerly naid for using the
turnpike. and incidentally bad one
for those who had previously owned
Il
On this occasion he turnpike waa
opened to the public for its fourteen
miles. free of Ioll. This in Itself xaa
. gladstone event. and was properly
celebrated Encouraged by the pres
enee Of the Governor. In full sympathy
With them. the crowd gave full vent
IN its feeling and burnt a miniature
tpll-gate and house
We can readil. understand the peo=
nle of that section Of our State kick
lng up their heels in 10y over ne
Establishment Of tollgates. What We
10 not understand i why the Cover
nor should have taken part IN tbs
manifestation Of Ios BY giving the
grace Of his presence TO this occasion
he approved #. What does this
mean ?
Tut one conclusion can be reached
nd that IL TIM The Hon. Austin !.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09
REPoRT Of THE CONDITION

~ The HeslaIH.ls. Dyosh /. tn -.
pd'tg At HszIHiHsfe,. IN ihs So If
Maryland II [4e eiaas n basfaszz IN
feiHbfr -. IHI8.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09

before you select that new carriage.
Bring her here md let her see The hzaII=
ful showing of buggies. phaetona md
other carriages She knows pretty
things WHEN aha -. them. Shell ap-
preciate III hsanty Of our vehIeIIa.
You'll appreeizt. their reasonable PR
ees and fine wearing quality.
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A ssi0SEE q MORTGAGES. SALE
IA - VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
n Westminster, Carroll couaty. Nd.

by virtue d he powers OF sale con
tanned In TO mortgages. VIZ. Mary
+ Noel aud George r. Noel, IeH nus
band. to Alfred Stevenson. bearing
date on the 9TH day OF January. Dol.
and recorded among The real eIsate
Mortgage records OF Carroll County.
In Liber. ]. Il. l.. No. H. folio 52s.
&c. and Marlin Walter Noel anl wife.
Mary Elizabeth Noel and husband.
and Thadeonz Lee Aoei and wife to
The Manchester Bank OF Carroll soun-
~, bodx corporate OF the State Of
Maryland. bearing date on he 18th
day Of MaY. IH0a. and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll County. in I.iber DPS. No.h5i
folio 4Ga. -. which said mortgages
have been 1nIY assigned 10 J. Ezra
stem, the undersigned. viii nfIen At
public sale. o. the promises. situate
on Webster nd High streets. n the
Eastern section Of Westminster n
said county nd State, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER slh. 1910,
at II o'clock n! M. the following
property. II that lot OF ground con.
tanning - lGnEs OF LAM. moro
or less. n me state of cultivation !:
has a fine eel Of water on Il. IYIng
upon High street. and about IN Yards
from Baltimore : ReisterstoHn Turn
pike road. formerly being parI d the
Fair Grounds.
All those TWo lots Of ground it
uate on the eaat side Of Webster
street, containing 1892 square feet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09
DOYLE q MAGEE
WESTMINSTER. MD.
SAFE MIDlcl ! FOR CHILDREN

SNFE WIUIMI , TUX NTiIIUNEN
Foley'a Honey md TaI Il = safe :. effective
medicine for children - II does not contain ~
iates ~ harmful HHues. Get ouis the genuine
Foleye Hohsz - Ia IN the yellaa package
For sale b, sbas D11s -.
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gate Qf Maryland. 6aaai0 Of oaroH, 50,
I. A. r. MoleasoEIE Cashier Of the ahose named
bank do solemn. H.aaT that the above statement
Il true 20 the bit d NJ Knowledge and hzzIzI.
=. J. WORDSWORTH. Cashier.
Subscribed and z#s@H . before me ihla s. d.
Of September 1910.
Correct -TszI
JAnEs HARDY,
JOIN :. HIINKLES.
". :. ROBERTS.
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SELLING OUT At COST.

Having sold our interest in the Mack
ley Building. Z. Main ST., we are com
PEELED to eel out all our stock On or
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lsTATGMENI Of The CONDITION

0fHe Hngm L. Saelags Bdpk Il HoHsf
IiiH Maryland NJ The ciose 81 bpzlaesa
September II. 80
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BLANKETS.

Our blankets are all in and
to get you acquainted with our
stock We are going to offer
some bargains big enough to
draw you here to the Blanket
Store. We have a few sample
pairs that can be bought way
under the price, but they wont
last long, 30 come early.
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j. EZRA. STEM.
Assignee OF MorlEaEaes.
Geo. L. sIoeEHdale. Solicitor. zepe-ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
VETERANS WARNED
OF LAND SWINDLE

old soldiers are advised by Re.
ceiYef Frank Twitcholl of tho land
office 10 have nothing Ia do with
the land scheme promoted By the
soldiers Claim Agency OF Column.
bus, Ohio. unless they are anxious
TO be awindled Circulars have
been sent to many Seattle veterans
asking them Ia send $50 10 the com.
pany. tn return for which the com
pany agrees 10 register the veteran
for the drawing Of the Yakima In.
dian reservation lands. pay all fees
and several other things
Receiver Twuchell says that the
circular aont out 10 induce veterans
10 invest their money "a full OF
falaehooda Ia the first place no
one knows whether the reservation
ia to be opened or not Even n Il
were opened the lure held out by
the company that the veteran does
not have 10 visit the place OF entry
" false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13

Mr. Honeo. formerly a citizen of
the Turkish empire. but now loyal
citizen OF Seattle and we'll known
among hts friends as successful
young man. having several shine
Parlors" In the city. came 10 the In
stitute on May 9th last. after hay.
ing tried for several months to get
relief from an attack Of Rheuma-
tism. which had affected his whole
system
As Mr.. Hlonoo writes In the Turk
ish language. we will translate what
he says;
Gentlemen: when I first came
20 your office I had been laid up
with the Rheumatism for several
months and was unable 90 get relief,
but began to feel better after the
first treatment aud continued 10
improve until | was feeling fine.
aud now | have been well for some
time / am satisfied that ! am per.
manently cured. and feel very CRATE.
fnl 90 the doctors OF the Loughney
Bake oven Institute for what they
have done for me"
Yours respectfully,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-13
HORSES RESCUED
FROM FLAMES

Fire late yesterday afternoon
caused about $4,000 loss NJ the liar.
ris cabinet shop. Ninth and Califor
MIA avs. and s. 1900 loss at the
Hratnober Lumber company'a yards
and plant adjoining the cabinet
shop The lumber company'H horses
we're saved from death az a result
of the brave efforts of the Seattle
Electric company employees az work
at tho power station adjoining the
lumber yards
The blaze Was caused By dec.
fectlye electric wiring In the cabl.
net shop That greater damage
was not done saa due TO the quick
run Of the new motor hose and
chemical wagon. which ran nine
milea from the Pine ". station 20
the lire In 20 minutes