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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

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MANY CHANGES ASKED0

Facaon of candidates; return to the
Australian BALLOT election of majority the
candi
principal
election provisions the municipal charter
contained the adopted by the revision committee The
William
rizpdac fol lnuc
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Big HIGH POWERED
WINTONS ARE HERE
Six-Sixty Touring Car and Toy
Tonneau Received by Local
Branch Agency
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

H. L. Owesney, manager of the Win
ton motor carriage company. announces
the arrival of the six cylinder. so horse
power, seven passenger winton touring
car; and the six cylinder. SO horsepower
toy tonneau. These cars are now on
exhibition in the salesroom of the COM
pany. The touring car is finished in a
rich shade of blue. while the toy ton
neau is finished in French gray. Both
are handsomely upholstered and are
beautiful cars, developing wonderful
power. Although not radically different
from the six cylinder Wintons of last
year. these models are so thoroughly
refined that they seem to leave nothing
to wish for either in the way of ap-
pearance. strength or ease of operation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
THREE SEAMEN DROWNED
TRYING TO SAVE SUICIDE
Wireless Tells of Death o.
Wouldbe ResCuers

NEW YORK, May s.--A wireless dis
patch received here tonight from the
steamer Oceania, which is en- route
from New York for Bermuda. tells or
tho drowning today of three seamen of
the vessel. who had gone over the
ships side in a lifeboat in an attempt
to rescue a stoker who had jumped into
the sea with suicidal intent. The sto-
ker also was drowned.
with the breaking of day and the
falling of night this old world has it's
troubles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
45PostSt.
Don't fail to attend this
sale if you want a gen.
uine bargain in real estate
FINE INVESTMENT.

FINE INVESTMENT
Lot in the westerly line Of Folsom St
between 10th and goth; very large lot.
60x122;6. with improvements. Nos. 1926
232S Folsom. Improvements consist OF A
story residence containing rooms and
bath and cottage of rooms and bath;
rented for s45 per month.
LARGE HOLDING IN RICHMOND.
Large lot, 10Ox240 feet fronting on
both 21st and 22d avs. between Clement
and California sts.; 21st av. bituminized
and accepted by the city: 22d ay- sew
cred and macadamized: this piece cuts
up into 8 lots 25x120 feet each and
would be readily salable in subdivisions;
between car lines in growing district;
fne opportunity for builder or specu-
lator-
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR 4TH ST.
Vacant lot in the southeast line Of
Howard st. between 4th and 5th sts-:
45xS5 feet; this is a fine large lot. close
in, on main street and outside OF the
FIRE limits.
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR sTH ST.
Fine large lot. 50xs0 feet: level;
ready for building: outside OF hre lin
its; great future; close to 9Th ST.
SHOTwELL ST. INVESTMENT
661-663 Shotwell ST. near 21st: very
large lot. 36x122:6. with double 2 story
house with 8 large. sunny rooms and
bath each; rents $50; these improvements
are in good condition and are always
rented.
OAKLAND BUSINESS CORNER.
Southeast corner OF 7th and Pine SITS.
with L 25x1O0:7A feet through to 5th
ST.: at Point station. on local s. p. r.
R.; very large corner lot. with 'front.'
ages. partially improved with story
building containing 4 stores and room
ing houses OF IA rooms above; present
rents sos; could be greatly increased by
putting buildings on vacant land and
some repairs to present building; i'm
provements 17s3-91 7th st.
OAKLAND BUILDING LOT.
North side Of 30th ST. near Union;
near Key Route station: dne. level lot.
with macadamized street. sewer. etc.
TWO GUERRERO ST. LOTS.
Two beautiful building lots in the
west side OF Guerrero St near 18th;
near Mission park: dne location for dats;
all street work done and accepted.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE, 5TH Av.
425 5th av.; good story house Of
rooms and bath; near Point Lobos av;
lot 25x120 feet; mortgage $500. Hiber-
MIA bank. can remain
MeALLISTER ST. INVESTMENT.
Southeast corner willard and McAlils-
ter sts: story building containing s
hats OF 4 rooms and, bath each: modern:
rents $94. / block from Golden Gate
park; mortgage $500; street work BIZ
tuminized; marine view.
LYON & H0AG
636 MARKET STREET
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Harrison
Anniversary

months a Splendid record has been made
by the firm. Seventy-four Peerless cars
have been sold in San Francisco and
Oakland, while 81 have been sold in Los
Angeles. To this may be added 128
Everitts sold. Harrison feels that al
though this has been a record year, the
coming one will be even greater, as
there seems to be no limit to buyers Of
high class cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

When men meet they chat: when
women meet they chatter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

H. o. Harrison reports that on Friday
the first anniversary of the establish
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

B. H. P1att, manager of the local
branch of the Fisk rubber company,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Percy Owen Has
a Wild Ride


various times has induiged in speed
making. He, however. had a narrow
escape from death recently, while in
one of the rolling chairs on the board
walk in Atlantic City. Owen had just
recovered from an operation for ap-
pedicftiS and was recuperating in the
well known resort by the sea. The col
ored operator was pushing him along
in wheel chair up the incline near
Heinze pier when his foot slipped near
the top of the incline, and before Owen
knew what had happened or could do
anything with the chair, ii not being
equipped with sprays, started back
ward. and, running at fast clip down
the grade. struck the projecting rail
and overturned. Owen, as he stood on
his head, saw his watch disappearing
over a telegraph pole and Incidentally
noted 81 different varieties of stars.
While Owen was only slightly bruised
his wife was Knocked unconscious.
Since the mishap Owen, it is said, SHES
every time he sees a baby carriage.
Charles S. Howard. president of the
Howard automobile company, has re-
ceived a letter
Registration from the Bulek
a that brings the
information that
all records for the sale of one make of
cars for last week were broken by the
registration of Ill Buick cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

IIleuL OF LuS IlTIu OF
the H. o. Harrison
company in this
city was celebrated.
Durln fh q ] 2
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
Tires Make
Fine Showing

Los Angeles motordrome races has Just
made another fine record on the same
tires used on the motordrome week
race meet, with the exception of one.
which was changed during the road
race from Fresno to Coalinga- The
lsotta won the race or 105 miles in 135
minutes. The car was equipped with
They made one change in two minutes
on account of nail puncture. The
agent for the Isotta has informed the
Fisk agent in Los Angeles that he is
very much pleased, indeed. with the
tires and said that they were in perfect
condition after all of the races. Platt
left last night on a business trip to
Portland and throughout the northwest
territory.
A good story Is told of Percy owen,
who is noted for his fast driving. Owen
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09

Charles S. Howard. president of the
Howard automobile company, has re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-09
new LABOR TEMPLE
Will BE ERECTED
Five Story Class A Building
Will Be Constructed at
Cost of 100000

Plans for a new
class A five story
lohor fap,nIa fa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

az - --~
h0rit 9u-biersigtauienb barre Mari
9eerbt babe. Wnna, bic Did am beIten
tennt, iagte, gu piirbe't Dir ME BON
Seiner 6rau S9ulben besablen laTen,
unb neil ib bann tpeintc unb iie MIDI
germ 9liidli4 feben mil, half ite mir,
did au iiberrumpeln. Magit 9u mid
jeBt lpirtli9 nidt mebr, neil i9 Elm
paar tauienb Wtart babe2"
nOb @u 2iebe, Siibe, niGft 9u
pirtli6 mid arinen 9auern2"
Snnig an i'm geidmiegt blidte Glfe
gliidftrableno gu ibm auf. 9a belt er
it4 ni6t ldnger 5uriid; er. preBte ie
an fif unb bebette bas reisenbe Sc
ii9t6en nit itiirmii6en 8iHen.
mGlie, Ioolf iebt bod ben berrliGen
Regenbo9en!" rief &nna por benz Sem
tier.
Nrm in 4rm traten bic 8eiben bin
ous. Die Come bate bic Woltsn
our6bro6en, unb in i~eItener Tarbenz
prad3t lrutbtetc bas ipunberbare 6imz
meIs5ei6en auf.
n@b, iebt, nod elmer! 9as bebeutet
Slid fir Gu4," ia9te Nnna Su ben
8erlobten tretcno. @lis umarmte tie
itiirmiid, tpdbrenb Der 8ruber ibr felt
uno ba,tbar bic Sano briidte. limb
iiber ar Der 0erpiitung ipunnte Iid,
Der Interchangeable 9o9en bes Sriez
Dens ii6er orei gliidlide Weni9en aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Aa(rnupfrr.

Inter ben oielen ionbsrbaren Spfers
sdben, pel6e beioni1te 8Dlfer ibren
@ottbeiten barbra6ten, finoet mar
au9 meni6li6e geaien per3eiGnet. Der
@DBentempel auf bem 8sregipfsl nsbsn
benz SORT bon Wpiore in sSynoien ipar
Eph pcr nidt gar LANCER 3eit Der SIP
elmer reht blutbiiritigen @ottbeit BON
gang abionoerli9em Gei6mad. 8as
ipani-io nannien bic betbnii6en
8ldubieen oieIen @p%tt-botte niht,
glei6pie bic iibrieen 9epobner bes
binbpitaniI9en 8otterbimmels, @efalz
len an Der Spferuns san5er Menidenz
leiber, ioncern ausidltebli9 bic 3ierbs
bes meni6li4en 4ngeiihts, Die RdIe,
permo9te ben 0urlt bieies @ottes mad
Suloigune gu itiaen. Gum uneliid
gins Der Offer ieiner sablreiten Der
ebrer niht 10 neit, Inn i'm bur9 Oars
bringing zines 10 pihtieen Sbeiles
oes ei9enen Ingeii6tes an ben Sag 81
lsgep: ie tanoen es a%nesnebmer uno
bequemer, fif tpoblbspaffnet unb aabls
reid in Der 9interfalt gu lesen, arsz
lofe Rsiienoe gu iib%crfalen, tie graus
famertpeiie ibrer Naien 81 berauben
unb bieie ibrem @ptte als Spfer bars
5ubriggen. Ser Sultan Ilt bon Mps
fore, ipislppbl ionit eben niht befannt
tpesen ieiner Meni9li4teit, fanb iib
als Mufelmam burf bieIen, benz
mobammebaniiden @louben sutpioerz
ldufenben @ebrau6 i9lieBlih bod be-
leibist, unb ieinem mGdtieen 4rme
p~erbanften bic Meiienben cnblid bic
f.itbem bur9 ber mod f~rdftigeren urn
ser @~nel6nbsr befeftiste Si6erheit
ibrer Nuier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
9lus Ser @eidihte ser @abcl.
Has bente nnentsetriidbe Gktcerf5eas Balt siHff
uis 5sidDen Der SittsuuerstrbaiR ,,n

Der b%enesioniid,e 0oge 9omcnieo
Giloio, Der BON 1064-1096 Der
pberite 9iirger Der 2asunenItaot mar.
hat in Ser @eld)ifte feline groBcn
Gpuren sltriidgelaiien, MIR monf.
mai, menn bon ieiner Srail gcipro.
diem miro, miro olt6 iein Same &c.
nonnt. Die Srou Ocs 9o9cn, einc
eriefti1e Trinieiiin luar in 8cnc'
Dig Ser @egenitono zines Sfonoals
unb mabloier @mporuna; etlpas un'
erb0rtes bate lie beeanqen, bel Tilh
beoiente lie iid elmer goloenen Sobel,
Inn sic Speiien Dem Wultoe sljuiiib.
rem. gs mar Die erite 8abcl i'm weit.
Iid)en europa uno oie Heuerunq e--
regte sic gntriiitltng bc5 gon5en Dol.
les. gus Elm Seiten unb Spmbol
b0f)iter SittenperoerbniB ettfodlte lie
Den oiientlifer Corn. in Ben 9irfen
flebten Die 8eiitlidcit Die Strafe
8ottes ali Sic Siinberin berab, unO
gan5 8cneoig lab Elm 9inmels5eifen
BARN, ais Die iunge 0ogenirau plob.
lid, an ei1er urbefannten aranfbett
itorb. Crit bier Sobrbunocrtc ipd.
fer, I'm 1900, taudltet in @eneoig
mieoer @obeln olli: eirige Sein'
lhniefer hatten Ole aiibnbeit. bos
perbobte gBacrGtb micoer ciniufiib-
ren. Der Gngl1n0er IhomaS Gorpa'
te. 10 miro i'm Monbe S1liltre er.
sqblt, bradte oann Die @abel nod)
GnaInnb unb e~rirtctc ooiiir Den Sci.
namen r;Slrciier", Der Mann nit Der
@obel. Mber nod larrge oBen iclbit
Die pornehmer 2eiite nit Den tSan-
ben. Sod fur5 nor Der Nenollltion
par es 8raud, oob jeoer siim Wobl
aelobcne Gait porber burf ieinen @c.
bienten iein Weiier uno feline @abel
in Sos Saus oes @irtbes idifte. uno
penn CT feiren Siener bate. 10 brad.
te er lie ielbit nit. Der ipeniger be.
mittelte 8irtb ober Inb feline @ditc
frelinSlif ein, lid oen Sliat ~fltr5cr'
bonb nit ben Sirgern unaurthten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Sim lishieer Auartisr.

Ils unlGn9it Der preubii6e 8risess
miniiter @eneraleutnant b. Cinem in
SReb peilte, unternabm er audi cine
Neutrality-suspicious. in Der 9egenb Don
Gernp, mo- Der 8au zines neuen Sorts
porgenommen pirb. Sm 2aufe bes
8ormitto9s lam Der arisgsminiiter i'm
@utomobil bur4 bas 00rf3en @oin.
Dor einem unanisbnli9en !Sauie in Der
cin5i9en St-dbe bes Srtes CAB er Be-
febl, gu Galten, unb frat, BON einem
b0beren Off;aier begleitet, in bos Saus
Elm, % ben 9elu9ern ein dltes S0iGb=
RIGGS Mittei6en, bic Wittpe Sbomas,
etipas eingei6iidtert Of bes militGris
i9en 8eiudes, entgegentrat. .@uten
Sag. Maoame Sbomas!" rief Der
&%rie9smtntiter benz Miitter6en freurbs
Ii4 gu, bas ben @ruB balblaut crtpis
oerte. nSte ertennen mid niht, Mas
bame9" limb auf bic perneinenoe 4nt.
mort Der often, bic, I'm ben 8eiufer
beiIer gu ninipi3iren," Die Rebte iiber's
4uge btelt, fiigte Der &risgsminiIter
9in5u: nRa, i'd mar bod 1870 i'm
Quarter BEL Sbnen. -r8ie, iinb Sic
Der &aoett?" fraete oas Miittrrfen err
itaunt unb flopfte benz 8riessminiiter
familiar auf bic S9ulter, tpeiter fra
9eno: Limb ipas MAIDEN Sic iest?"-
sd bin &rie9sminiiter. $50, 10,
Sic iino jebt SriegsminiIter?" SEPT
mar bic 8ittpe Sbomas in @egenpart
oes WiniIters nod me6r ein9ei9i9z
teri, ner9olte" ii9 aber bolo unb
i4pdbte munter fort, Gin3elbeiten bon
1870 p~iebergebenb. Der 8riegsminiz
tier Bat fie, i'm in bas 3immer 5u
fibren, no er lpGbrenb Der 8eloeeruna
bon Wteb iein Quartier als b~lutiunger
SGhnri6 bate, als &abett, tpie bic 4lte
ii9 idon bdmals unO nod jebt aus
briidte, Hu9ocm Der &riegsminiIter,
ii4tli4 gerii9rt, einen Bid in pas
3inmer 9etporfen bate, tpdnote er Iib
ipieber an feline ebemalige Quarter
geberin unb fragte mad Dem 'Sungen,
Der odmals, feds Sabre alt, ibm bic
Stisfel 10 fein 9epuBt bate. rSie meiz
men metnen Sobn Sbomas? Der lit
jeBt StraBenipdrter unb glidliher ga
WHITEWATER" fagte bic 6rau. 9arauf
iiberreidte Der 9eneral Der often, bic
in biirftiger 2age lebt, elm Gelpgei9snt.
oriitte ibr freunoIi9 Die Sano unb
nobm in ber3li9er Wetie Qbi6ieb.
!Sente aber er5Gblt bic 2tlte iebcm, Der
iie nur unbpren nil, bon Dem e9emdIis
gen aaoetten unb ieBigen ariesss
miniiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

Ienbe Tbdtigfeit unfer Sntereiie in
Nnipruh nimn1t, iid bieies gan5 bon
ieIbit mebr aIf uniere eieene Gerion.
Ii6teit %fonsentrirt. Bir finoen bat1
ipoDl uniercu 3ultano niht 10 ipeit,
ipie er iein iolte o6er iein fonnte,
nlro es entitebt cine Stimnlung, Die
gar 81 Ieidlt gum NGDrbooen iiir Die
Sppobonorie per0en fam. 8ir le.
ben Damn 8eipenIter, neil mir tie ebel
ieben noQen. 8ir idafien unS oann
ieIbIt Sorgen uno Miibe, mir iltten
9orner, lpie ser 3ihter ia9t, amp
ffn6en iie ndtirli6 audi. Ereftltd)
bat Ioliere oiaien rei~ngebiloeten
Sranfen" I'M GititipieIe 9lelfen gta'
mems d)oraftertlirt.
Menn lnan I'M N~Q1erneine1t BON
cinem Sogen idspcrer Sage lpred)ct
fam, 10 9ilt oie5 bonn &ppohonoer
nod aall5 beionbers. Gs tbate mabr'
baitig moth, baB i'm Die mirflid)en
Not6e oeS 2eben5 tiidJtig inter ibr
Sod n16nicn, bon1it er crfennte, ME
tboridt es ici, iid) audi MIR bon etn'
eebilocten 9ciben, bon lcIbltgeldaftc'
men @eiBeIn peirtgen 81 laIien. Wo
nirflihes 2etO Derridt, ba ntuB ooS
c~ilt0ebiGSete llebel gar BALD lueId)cn.
urb oas @ort lit icbr noDr:
Der Snpohon6er lit boIo furicrt,
8enn ibn ba5 2eben red)t fltlonlcrt.
Ser Sppcdon0er lit germ nit ltGl
ALIEN; no irobe aberdeen i%peller, oa
lit fir ibn feline bleibenOe Stattc.
Die ginianfeit lit feline 9omdnc. 100
er feline Serrid}ait am belten ou3Hbf.
gr miiBte aber gerobe 0en llHl8nng
nit Wteni6en pflegen. Strobe @eif'
ter, beritGnSige l1nterbaltuntg, Sffen'
belt fam ole Sppohon6ric nit)t per'
trngen, 1lno iie nrad]t it'd Damn BET
5eiten onbon.
@ie ihon anfangs cripdbilt, Doben
mir ollie mebr ooer ipeniger Die &au'
men Die @ppodonOrie su ertragcr,.
Cans Defenders a6er miro lif Der Dor
i6r a., bitten baben, Der nit eincnl
melandoliiden Temperamente ber'
anIoet lit. 3par lit @elanholie uno
Sppo6ororie, ipas ousOriidlih be.
toni fueroen mag, ourdaus ettpaS
GerIdieoenes, ALIEN beIoe meiicn bod
manherlei gemctniame Spmptomc
auf - Ierifloiienbeit, grnit, San1
our Gininmfeit - ulb Welandolle
fam 6esbalb Ieidt in Sppod)onbrie
ii6ergeben. au4 tuer0cn unierc @tit'
meniten ben llntcridieo 5tpiId)en
beioen @corifien 1lift cinicben ooer
uidt einidben wouen; Der MeIant)o.
Iifer piro gar oft fir einen Sppo'
dlonbcr oneeIeber tueroen nno iid) So
ourb III cine ihiefe Stequng brin.
gen, Die Inn oieleid)t ioicoer it elmer
Guene nei,er Gerltimrnungen perOcn
Fam. g. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
8eide Scntc zines SnipelenSicbes.

Die Sumelenbiebe maden "sur3eit
lit @om gldnserbe "@eihdfte": Ils
Der Ssutpeleubonoler Moiiagbi aus Ell.
ner uereniiaten @eieuid)aft in ieili
Sotel Suriiffebrte. falto err ei1en iei.
ner apiier seridInitten Dor. Gs wa'
rem barous 9riaantringe. Elm Suls'
ihniud urb Soften i'm @ertbe BON
iiber bunoerttaiiien Marf peridnpulr.
ben. Slutstropfen. Die i'm 3in1mer
cntoedt luurben uno Bis 5ltln Sotel'
nusgana fiibrten. benieien, baS lid
Der Oieb Bel ieiAsr eiIisen Irbeit per.
leBt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

SIN ySunfIen." so i1tim
bit On idon nit Sr1llIein @rete uno
lpeiBt INNER nod, nift, luiepieI lie
mittriegt2" nSa, es lit lcioer 10!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

men bnrd Sppnoie sic 2iebe SIT ihr'
iuggerirt?" @ie eing benn bns
5u?" = Sic gab Dor, cine @iertel
Milion 81 beiisen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

Cine cute SeeIe. - Sic
fpolen Sbren Mopperl oieies Sabr
init mad Roroernep nebnIen, gnaoige
Jrau?" = nNber natiirIih - Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

aIeine % ii It G. - Serr (iln
Mpenbotel): rSoffentIid lit feline
Srihil1e borinl" = ySeien sic iill-
beiorgt, 100 bGtt' oenn ole Ylos9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

Sic 5iebt mir iogar e~igenbGltoig Die
Stiefel aus" y@enn Sic pom
Glaie Bier ST. Saltie fommen9" -
uN--llein, ipelm id bingeben MILL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

id fife bait INNER ifod 10 I'M Quit
feln berumi"
Mifter Tim Sdeioungspro5eB):
Isle b%cballpteL S1re Sran Bate Sb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

aIerrritc lit ia nod piel lcrpoier ais
ih!"
Cine quite Grau. - .Wtei.
neJrau lit beilpIeaos gut gegen mid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

60 Iange mar nod lcrnen fam,
lit mall jung, 10 alt man aub iein
mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
A;t,risc.

eA;ttrise.
@eIu6t Elm jnasss MGbden, ipelAea
Qinber tparten rnb foben fann.
The Delta independent., 1910-11-18
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Delta Residents
Enthusiastic.


No wonder scores of Delta citi-
zens grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough
to make anyone happy to find re-
lief after years of suffering. Public
statements like the following are
but truthful representations of the
daily work done in Delta by Doan' S
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. G. w. Mathews, 604 Main
street, Delta, Colo, says: Il used
Doan's Kidney Pills about three
years ago and they entirely freed me
from backache and other difficult
ties which plainly showed that my
kidneys were disordered. Doan's
Kidney Pills were procured at the
Peoples Pharmacy and proved to
be just the remedy my system re-
quired. About year later had a
recurrence of the trouble. but 1t
was quickly checked by Doan's Kid
ney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Delta independent., 1910-11-18
JUST SMILES.

Old Mother Hubbard she went
to the cupboard to get her poor
daughter a dress; when she got
there the cupboard was bare and so
was her daughter, / guess.
why didn't your boy enter the
agricultural college?'' He couldn t
pass the examination" DO they
have to pass an examination? 1
thought all college boy needed
was some funny Clothes
Several years ago when the Mis-
sourians came out and settled near
Deer Trail, one old fellow, little
wiser than the others, built his
cabin up in the cedar breaks. Fol-
lowing the good old Missouri Gus
tom for the convenience of his cats
he made a large hole in the door
for the big cat and a smaller one
for the kitten.
Tommie Arvada was assigned to
prepare an essay on ducks and
submitted the following The
duck is a low heavyset bird, COM
posed mostly of meat and feathers
He is a mighty poor ST iger, having
hoarse voice, caused by getting
SO many frogs in his neck He
likes the water and carries a toy
ballon in his stomach to keep him
from sinking. The duck has only
two legs. and they are set so far
back on his running gears by nature
that they come pretty near missing
his body Some ducks when they
get big have curls on their tails and
are called brakes. brakes don't
have to set or hatch. but just loaf
and go swimming and eat every
thing in sight. II l had to be duck
l would rather be a drake and loaf
around like a politician
The Delta independent., 1910-11-18

Baking Contest. Holly Flour. Nov
ember 12th, Doutt's.
One-third of on Hats, at the
Spot Cash.
The Delta independent., 1910-11-18
HOX,S THISc

We offer one Hundred Dollars reward for any
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall
Catarah Cure. r. j. HENEY Co. Toledo. o.
We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
for the last IS ,ears. and believe him perfectly
honors lie in all busin.~s transactions. and inan
cially able to carTy out any obligations made by
his firm. WALpING, kISNAN / MARvIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Hall Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system Tes imonials sent free. Price. ,5c.
per loitle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Delta independent., 1910-11-18

small army of witnesses. Mrs York
is widow who has made consider
able money on her ranch. A few
months ago Thayer sewed for di-
vorce and now Mrs. Thayer charges
in her complaint that Mrs. York
induced her husband to sue for the
divorce. and says that when she
demonstrated with Mrs. York, she
threatened to cut her heart out.
Escaped Convict Caught.
For the second time in year
and a half Edward Evans. escaped
convict from the state penitentiary,
Is in custody. News received by
Warden lyman Sunday states that
the much wanted fugitive is in
custody in London, KY. Officers
have been sent there to return him
to this state. Evans escaped from
one of the road gangs eighteen
months ago. He was trailed from
one end of the country to the
other and finally captured at Adrian,
Mich, but he made his escape be-
fore Warden lyman could claim
him and the search has been in
progress constantly since. Evans
was sent up from Pueblo county for
highway robbery and is considered q
dangerous character.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-01
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