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SELLS At $50
A TON ON RANGES

Pre-. S. D., Feb. b.-Reports
{ sfron the country north and
swessof Belle Fourqne, indicate
Gsnea1 snow in this( state and
eNy0ing and Monhna. Hay is
quot at $50 a TIN delivered.
, and lard to get II that price.
/ The Ielivery is what puts the
prlceap, as haulinf is almost i'm
Possae. and it takes several
adayso move a bad of hay only
g fe miles. bften requiring
: seved loadingsito get it out Of
ar1ft South II Belle Fourche
The nditions Ire not so bad, as
muc of the snow has disap-
peat.
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CLANCY is iMPoRTuNED
TO GO TO CONGRESS

Wakonda, S. d, Feb. 1O.-Strong pres
sure is being brought to bear upon NJ.
J. CLANCY, of this place. asking him
to become a candidate for congress at
the coming primaries. Mr.. CLANCY has
served three terms i'll the state legis-
lature, two Of them as speaker of the
house, and his earnest, impartial work
there won friends among all parties and
factions. Mr.. CLANCY has not as yet
affirmed or denied the JUNIORS Of his
candidacy
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BANKER HAS BAD FALL.

Nevada, Ia, Feb. I'D. A. Arm
strong. a pioneer banker and merchant
of the county. was probably fatally in
iured, When he fell from a ladder at
his homo in Gearing. His shoulder was
broken and he received serious internal
injuries. He was formerly in the mer-
camille and banking business in Ames,
Gearing and LiscOmb.
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AGED MAN DIES wH,LE e,n,nc

SIOUX Fails, s. D.. Feb. 9.-To re-
ee,ve MS death summons while horse
Baron. aged 20 years, near the home ~
MS grandson, Benjamin Davis, In Trim
county. The old man was riding whep
ne was seized with heart failure. reii
from the horse and died in a few mo-.
ments. He had appeared in good
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
YANKTON VIM VOTE
ON COMMISSION PLAN

Yankton, S. D., Feb. 10.-The city
council has set February % as h date
for a special election to decide wheth-
ser Yankton shall have the commission
form of government. The action fol-
lowed the presentation of a big pc.
tition Of the voters.
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DAKOTA CLOSE RIVAL FOR
DIMINUTlVE BABY

Alpena. S. D., Feb. 1O.-Per-
haps the smallest baby ever
born in South Dakota. and one
of the smallest ever born in the
United States. recently was born
to Mi. and Mrs. G. A. Schlund.
we'll known residents OF this
place. The baby weighs but
one and three-fourths pounds.
Notwithstanding it's smallness it
appears as We'll and strong as
most babies only a few days old,
and is doing quite we'll. The
medical records. so the physi-
clans report. contain few if any
cases in which a child SO small
has lived after it's birth.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
MINERS
IN INCENDIARY FIRE
aiding Burns When Filled
With Sleeping Men, All Of
Whom Make Escape.

cad. S. D., Feb. 5.-Vvith scores q,
miners sleeping in the build.
!, nre broke out in the Camphell
use at 3 O'clock this morning and The
ole building with its shops. were
m Quilted. The men were aroused
sitne to make a safe exit. The
iui,ne was an old frame and went
IKE tinder and with it a barber
p, clothing and fruit store Of +
and a saloon. The total loss will
'oaoly reach SIS, 900. with $40 o in
ne police are Investigating the sto-
@. employees that the building was
arlre In several different -niaces
!! IS undenied that the fire was Of
hhalary origin. but no arrests have
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
|kToN-NoRFoLk LINE
AROUSED FROM sluMneo

ank1on, SD, Feb. 5.-A Pittsbure
1oau promoter. G. A. Magee, is in
tKtoh, ana states he intends to take
tne 1ankton-Norfolk line. He
oulia q bridge across the Missouri.
anu zee the line from an ex-
Nv system OF electric lines in South
, ,osa ana VIII extend the .lIpe into
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
BROTHERS WE'D SISTERS.

Clear Lake. s. D.. Feb. 1O.-Ezra West
and Miss Agnes Goddard and Benja-
min West and Miss Minnie Goddard,
brothers and sisters, We're h princi-
pals in the double wedding which took
place at the Methodist parsonage. They
had known zach other since childhood.
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RUNAWAY is FATAL.

Waterloo, Ia, Feb. 10.-Whilep pleasure
riding Sunday night. Howard Fouch.
aged 16 years, was thrown against a
telephone pole In a runaway. He sus-
rained a fractured skull. which will
cause his death. Henry William. a
companion, also was badly injured. but
will live,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
MONEY For LIBRARY.

Bridgewater, s.. d, Feb. lO.-The home
talent entertainment given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Study club net
ted $75. which will be used in the es-
Establishment of a public library in this
CITY. IT,.
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rLAND MAN FREEZES
TO DEATH ON PRAIRIE

.. D., Feb. 5.-Information
peen received here giving details
ne tragic death Of Walter Weber.
rineT scotland man, In North Da-
. ne IeIt Harvey in the evening
I'VE nonle. a distance of eight miles.
uins Deside q haystack about two
discovered in the bottom OF 81
h, he having been frozen to death
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vERMlLLloN OPERA HOUSE
OPENS TO THE o,,a. ~

Vermillion, S. D., Feb. s.-The grand
opening Of Vermillion's new theater
the production of George M. c!oho,.s
musical comedy, Little Johnny Jones'
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70 SUCCEED NJ. j. CLANCY
AS HOUSE MEMBI

Wakonda, s. D., Feb. 1.-The polite
situation in Clay county promises
soon waken into great activity as the
will be lively contests for all county q
hces and the fight between the insur
ent and stalwart factions OF the sta
will also enter somewhat into the LOO
campaign. Wakonda has an able ca
didate for the nomination as rept
sentative in the person of Attorney
o. knight, who is already announced,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
CITY EIKS
INSTITUTE LODGE

Rapid City, s. d, Feb. e.--Last night
at IL o'clock Rapid City lodge No. IIs7
was Instituted in this city. Elks were
present from all over the state. but
the largest crowd came from Lead and
on a special train arriving
Lead knights of Pythias band and the
Fort Meade military band. After the
arrival Of the delegations a fantastic
parade was held, about 100 participat-
ing; After the parade the formal ex-
e g OF initiating the lodge began at
continuing until IL o'clock when a hanr
quet was served. The ceremonies were
IN charge Of c.. H. Dillon, Of Yankton
district deputy grand exalted ruler
representing Exalted Ruler ]. Q. sam
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
'aeo.szek MtTcHa1ss

Mltchell. s.. D, Feb. e.-The state
poultry show is meeting with fine sue
birds Inc is large and the
IN several years. Last night the an
nual election of officers occurred al
1ol!ows: President, William Drains
OF Yankton: vice president, H. P. Sat.
ton, OF Clark; secretary, Arthur Miller.
of M1 n1;.eh treasurer, L. S. vickers,
William Scallin, j. M. Crow. Gaoree,
Law, OF Mitchell; A. ]. Keith, of Sionx
falis; 9. 80. Washburn, Of watertown.
y. NJ: f'oote. of Inwood, Ia. Mitchell,
n Sioux Falls were candidates for the
ls&1 snow which, however, was award-
come to a close tonight. WI
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
ASK DIVISION OF ONE
COUNTY INTO TIRE

Pierre, S. D., Feb. 1.-THE move OF
the part of the people of Philip for di
vision of Stanley into two counties hai
called out further discussion. and tn,
people of the northwestern part of tina
county are now asking for a division
into three counties. The western por
ton to be cut off, and sliced into twi
new counties. This would place Phil,
practically in the center Of the south
western county. and give the towns /
the northwestern part of the county a
opportunity to choose a county sea
among tho lselves.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-10
'CANTONWINE Gwen
A PRISON SENTENCE
Draws Four Year Term for Per-
jury While Trying to Defraud
Creditors.

Garland. in federal cour here. today
sentenced j. c. Cantonwine, formerly =
prominent merchant Of Armour to a
term OF four years in the United states
p~enitentiary at Leavenworth. Kan. At
n December term Of federal court
here Cantonwine vas convicted on sew
era counts charging him with perjury
n other crimes in connection with
bankruptcy proceedings during an al
creditors, to whom he owed an a0rra-
gate of more than 100000. During the
pas few weeks ~Cantonwine has en-
deavored to effect a settlement with
his creditors on. condition that he could
escape with a fine, with the imprison-
ment feature omitted. Since his. con.
victfon he a been incarcerated in
county Jail In this city. Cantonwina Ia
the man who in September. 1908. cre-
ated a sensation by claiming the safe
OF $50. 800 in cash.
COUNTY OFFICER CONVICTED.
webster. s. D., Feb. tin the case
OF the state against A. G. Paulsen, for
was charged with embezzling 1857
while IN office. the jury returned a YER
dict OF guilty. A stay of sentence waa
granted while an appeal for a new triay
Is made.
ELK POINT WEDDING,
Elk Point. 8. D.. Feb. 4.-William I.
Brouillette. Of Hinton. Ia, and Miss
Emma JOHN. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry JOHN. OF Elk Point townshin.
were married in this city, Father
Brady, Of Parker. offlctating.
GREGORY PAPERs CONSOLIDATE
Greory, s. D.. Feb. 4.-Editor T.. A.
Wilson has sold the Gregory Times.
published at this place. to q. q. war
ner, Of the Advocate, and 1t 70 under
stood shat the " plants will be con-
DELL RAPIDS Loses PASTOR.
Dell Rapids 8. D.. Feb. 4.-Rey. &C.
Moe, IN charge of st. Peters Lutheran
church here since 1891, is dead at.hiE
years old. - s"s11S.N
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COUNTY oFFicER coMv,crEn
ELK PoiNT

Elk Point. 8. D.. Feb. 4.-William b
Brouillette. Of Hinton. Ia, and Mis,
Emma JOHN. daughter Of Mr.. and ME-
Henry JOHN. of Elk Point townshfn
were married in this city, Fathe,
Brady, Of Parker, o%flcfatinR.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

JANUARY 8.
Winthrop A Chanler to Seamen's Church In
Ssnm Leo Leo TO 70 Mar RrSwer p $1,000
Heilbrum, $221 p.
Caroline c Grimm and ano admrs, to Augustus
l. Grimm; 1892.
Geo NICK Brown to Agency Realty & NJ Co
May B Mills to Harold Mills (Jan -. 81
LAWYERS Mtg Co TO Annie P Burgess 'Jan - 4;
Leah Cohn to Harris Abraham (Jan -: 81.
Martin Iaase and ano to Abram Bachrach
Andrew B McCreery. exr, to James McCreery
Titie Guar & T Co to Annie P Burgess (Jau
Same 10 VIM J Mccreery CIan, .; $50 900;
Andrew McCreery. exr. TO the James Nc
Creery Realty (Jan y; 81.
City Real Estate 60; 60 to Milton Hopkns. trus
Gsn -; 5000.
Metropolitan Life Ins Go to Greenwich sav-
ings Bank Gan y; $500
LAWYERS Title Ins co of 70 Too Walter
Herman F Harms to Dorothea Kotz Gan -.
Lawyers Title Ins and T Co to Lawyers Mtg
Same TO same: 50, 600.
Julius schork to Fred'k Koenis Gan -;
Adolph Quoting. jr, to Edw H Caraghan Jan
Bridget B sweeney to John J Reilly Jan y; 81.
Title Guar & T Go to Y Life Ins & T Co
John " A Davis to Fredk Van Beuren as
sgns mtgs (Jan u; 81
Bank of Northport TO Louisa B White Jan y;
Henry Meyerhof to Martin H Meyerhon Ian
81; Sc 143.
city Mtg Co to n Trust Co. Cassgns mtgs)
Jan y; 81
Richard J Lewis to Louise NJ Cramp Jan y;
David Mcclure TO Elise Black CTan 10: 900
Edw V Gormey to Jane Mclaughlin Jan ~:
SIZES.
Blanche Lowenstein to Eva Goldsmith (Jan y; 81.
City Real Estate Co TO Milton Hopkins Gan
a.; $1,000.
Same 10 Milton Hopkins; 5000
Caroline A Brundage to John w Vrooman ct
al tJan -: s24S43 ~.
Benz NJ Gruenstein TO Bernhard Mayer Gan
u: 81.
Jan -: $21,0on.
Leah Cohn to Katharine Vetter Jan y; 81.
Lawyers T Ins & T Co TO Lawyers Mtg Co
Jan -: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

q rth name and address of lenders Attorney
unterest , per cent unless otherwise stately
JANUARY
MANHATTAN.
ENUH r. n e cor 18th St 2s exe2 s prior
1's $1,000 ian -; VI, Thos Harris 10
ar;orerr 2 II Burghard 12o Broadway.
EoWERY. :. III II n II Rivington ST silk
irveg prior mtg sll5 Goo Jan y: mos. s
= cent; Segal Realty co to Samuel Rauch;
Attorney. oscar Englander. 500 Broadway.
CtTNToN ST III $. 25.sxlo0, : yrs. Barnet
Lern@r 70 solomon II Kohn; s2T 600.
Attorneys. SanboTn & Sanborn. % Wall 81.
CoL-iMBJ-S AVE. Q cor 18th st, 100 2x1l2
.,an .. y. = s & per cent; Julia Robert to John
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau st.
GREENWtcf5 ST. &58 Jan y. demand. per
cent; ~, Mm G9Tken e 70 Jas Ws5d' ,s5a 8 900
~ 'grior mtg 10000 Gan -: 8 per cent:
address 30 Broadway
WADSWORTH AVE cor 1S1st 81 17ox
le+4 Jan -. due ctc. as per bond, Bend
Address. 81 cedar -.
NEST ST, 29s, 22.lz76 5x24 lOz759 due. etc.
a. Per bond. Laura = Rhnelander TO Title
Addsess, i76 BroadTsy.
- Tesn 81 TO t. Es5ee SI Sh6iIe 5nsn 81 81 800 yrs Jacob
Attorneys. I-achnan q Goldsmith, 35 Mas
IsT AVE. 1905. 2 $ 25xs7: ? yrs. 8 per cent:
Antonio Bohaiy 70 Frank KrupicRa. 81 900.
Address, 1889 % ave
81 AVE, cor 73d 81, 5oKs2 Oan y: ? yrs.
central Trust co Il \ y: $4,000
Atlorneys. Joline, LaTlin q Rathbone. "a
Wall 81.
bTH AVE IS cor 10Th st. 5 and Z. 4sx
lrreg CTlior mtg s79oOD0): 10 yrs: Realty
assets CO 20 Carrie VI Butler. 1856, 75O.
Attorney. Maclay q. McBurney. 81 Nassau ST
BKgAD~aY. v cor 1Csth s.. 20l. 10 It to
10Th 81 1lo0 Cprior mtg $s50.000J; 10 yrs;
same 70 same s59s 100.
Attorney. same above.
7TH AVE. cor Ilsth ST, 1O0x399 Jan -;
VI. ~ per cent; Abraham 1 Spiro 70
American Bible Society: $la5 900
Attorney. = F De = Forster. IS Wall 81.
ZD 81, 80 It Of 10th ave. 20x9s9
Matilda E5berhardt % Marie / seifer1: $500.
Attorney. John Frees. 3029 Sd ave.
sIH AVE, r :. 80 II OF z2d st. 10 9xsO
prior mtg sl3 600, Jan y; 3 yrs. 4H per cent
51e;f. 5ashel LeaeTer . EqUitsble Life Assurance
Attorney, Alexander & Green. 20 Broadway.
I'D ST. e 100 II Of Lexington ave 1O0x
lfreg Jan y: 3 yTEs per cent as per bond;
Ire1k . Beach 10 Farmers Loan Trust
',torneys. Turner. R2is,on Koran, -
21frll ST .3s West. 25s1ts 3 Jaa .. yrs. 81
r. eeal Joan II l21ng 10 Union Trust 60
Pr9ldnag-
10Th ST. 5l5 west - Iozasa Jan -. s yIs.
ArTsl sl-aHi LilieTtial 10 American Mortgage 60;
Attone,s Bowers & sands. 81 Nassau ST.
10Th s1. 317 West 24Iix9s.9 dan "a. = WIS;
t,@ ,9@ 9, LiiienthaI to American Mortgage co;
Attorneys. Bowers & SANDS. 81 Nassau st.
.'TH ST. 25G West; 25xlGo5 Jan y; Henry II
A2[a aIior5eH 52 H"TTief 7 Ass95s Boyt 81 g 600
9TH ST. $50 East. a0xIG05 uan n, yrs
Sussie Gernger 70 Joseph Demiaer; 81 600.
AIprEe.', J Levi. 80 Nassau a.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addre

(With owners name and address,
JANUARY g.
MANHATTAN
10TH ST. East foot Of: for two story frame
coal pocket 14x40; Black, 80 Church st,
architect; cost. $1,000.
owner Burns Bros. so Church 81.
1l1TH ST. 536 and 53S West; for an eight
story brk fiat. S3 4xS3I0; Muliken & Noel
Ter. 1O3 Park ave. architects; cost. 1925, 900.
Owner Riverside Drive ViadUct Realty
Co, sos West ll1th st.
THE BRONX
DUDLEY AVE. s. 127 # W OF Gillespie ave-
. sty brk dwlgs. 19X36. Herman Horen-
berger I22 Bowery, architect; cost, $4,000.
Owner, Herman G Volz. dl3 Eagle ave
PLIMPTON AVE e s. so # of roth st !;
. ety frame dwlg, 21x40: j ] Vreeiand. 2019
jerome ave; cost S4.75O. ~
owner. Plimpton Construction Co. 2s34
Valentine ave.
PLIMPTON AVE g S, IS It n of 17Oth st, 2
2 sty frame dwIgs 2lx55 each: J Vree-
land. architect; cost, ll,50o' ae,,
Owner Plimpton Construction CO. 1854
Valentine ave.
TILLER AVE. $. TIA os II n Of Ioeth st;
sty frame dwlg, 81 6154 o.; M GarVlh'
1907 Sd ave. architect; cost: 500.
Owner. D Davies, 1888 Tfller ave
TILLER AVE s. TAOS # Of 1eeth st st;
. sty brk garage, l7.4x22; NJ Gsrvin' 1907
owner. ] l. Davies. 1855 Tilier ave
WEBSTER AVE. 2 s. 1881 II of ls4th ST.
3 ( sty brk tnmts 80 ix67 each II Liza
veiIe 795 East l7Gth ST. architects; cost
owner. Crotona Construction Co. 52I Willis
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
FOR SALE.
JEW ElRY.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds old gold. Jew
elry: established 1874. Mrs Lynch's Son. Gas
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
pFcoRDED LEASES.
,r,,, name and address OF lessee


With name and address Oh ieS'@'
JANUARY S.
HoNp ST. so: Jonas Wei Ia,t aao aiiI IaiI. 5000
r. fSotbstefn: ! yrs from Fec l. ''ih' "-'
Address So Park Ro" 49,
Epook AVE. 32I: Louisa heunner 10 Fe'e
Toersar1 Dan -; 3 yrs: s3"7.
Address 521 Brook ave
,,o.DvAY as 10 422: Eliz ] Smith ct al 70 70
Samuel Koha. of Brooklyn dan az -~i-
Yrs: s.. 500 -. ~, D.,
,5o.Dv-,x o9S1 Herbert Du Puy to Einsteia
q Nathan: yrs from Nov ], 1909 s"'oo'
Address. PSI Broadway
q, AVE. la59. Mary T Morgan 10 Frank orOsso
Dan "a: u MS: $500
Address Room ca. - Nassau 81
18th ST. 30 and - West. Improved wee f4es1 9,l
Estate Co 70 Chas Bress; 10 yrs li0'ii g"
! 1910: $4,000
Address 90 William ST.
10Th ST. z c $. $50 Fl Il W OF "a ave <VSs~' Ss
Hamilton Fish Corporation 10 mos NC
C;onfgIe lJsn .: u yrs; $50
Address Room I01. IS William 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
REALTY NOTES.

Shaw & Co. were the brokers in the sale
to Schmidler & Bachrach OF the three story
dwelling. No. 211 West 12Sth street.
The Reliant Realty and Construction
Company Is the buyer of No 1856 TO li2
West S7th street. sold recently by the Royal
Holding Company and j. Scott Boyd.
Charles b. Barkley Is the buyer OF No.
S2l West 105th street. sold recently.
kurZ " Uren have sold for a client eight
acres of land on Mamaroneck avenue, be-
ginning at the southerly boundary OF White
Plains and running south 1,l9O feet, with
depth of from 200 to 300 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

PATENTS procured FOR $40 attorneys fees Open
evenings. Room si7. los Fulton ss., New York
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09

atty. A c Stable. ref; amt due $500 iS'
taxes. etc. S225. -
,-,, s-o, all # n Of i4sth st. oox
@ siy 1Ss ten stGEf; s hPastein Razsa TeTSef L ?.
schlag sgt Meyer levy yss e amt duo. se,344 40;
taxes etc S753 So
Nv samuel Marx
,ssrH ST s,O .0s # .tcr.s Sf se MeysT aSe afnS HS
Ail- sts eg+ Nodoc Epstein ct al; Bernard
aIsxsSder. atty: Ralph Holiano;t xsa ooo S'
g. sSS 10: sub TO prior mtg Oh S'-'N
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX

WILLIS AVE 1877 sty brk store and tnint'
25xsS; Herman Horenberger. l22 Bo"erS'
architect; S70O o, yyults
owner Mrs NJ Graefenecker' 20" "'i'''
ave.
BROOK AVE. 1928: sty brk stores ana ana
tnmt 25x74e; Frank straub. architect, l--
Owners elizabeth Goldstein and Raehei
IevinstaL on premises
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
GREENWICH HOUSE RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Helen $, Burr her country place. known as
Cherryvale. in Rockridge, Greenwich Conn,
to Francis u. Fitzgibbon of this city, for the
winter and early spring months
New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
LAUNDRIES.

WRIGHT LAUNDRY.-Hand service. 426 Co
lumbus Phone S4l-Riverside.
CLARENDON LAUNDRY Original Anti-Shrnk,
723 Lexington ave cor. 5Sth O5 years at 1896
9Th ave). Tel 3s31-Plaza. Beware of lmitators
ROSSMORE LAUNDRY 116 West 2sth st.
Linens handled couscienticusly. Work that
brings reputation. relephone. 1923 MADISON.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-12-22
THERE'S NO RISK.
If This Medicine Does Not
Benefit You Pay
Nothing.

A physician who made a speciality
of stomach troubles, particularly
dyspepsia, after years of study per
fected the formula from which Rex
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Our experience with Rexall Dys-
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them to be the greatest remedy
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one of the greatest digestive aids
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for short time brings about a ces-
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and promote nutrition. AS evidence
of our sincere faith in Rexall Dys-
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them at our risk. If they do not
give you entire satisfaction, we will
return you the money you paid US
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prices 25 cents, so cents and $1OO.
Remember you can obtain them only
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-12-22
]. P. Caldwell.
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
1t is with sincere regret that The
News hears of the second affection of
j. Z. Caldwell, for many years the
gifted editor of The Charlotte Obser-
yer.
As to the exact nature of his con-
dition We are uniformed. But it is
our hope that we may even yet he
spared for further usefulness; and if
such is not the will of Providence,
that his last days may be peaceful.
Let's don't think of the future.
Whatever it holds will be right. To-
day We are happy-happy with our
friends, and with the Joy that they
bring into our lives-as for tomorrow
let's not think of that"
Thus did this brave man talk with
the writer not long since.
Courageous to the last-serene in
the belief that whatever is is right
bright even in the face of affection
softening the decree of Fate by the
sheer power of cheerful philosophy!
The cause OF journalism misses him.
If we all had our wish he would be
back at his desk.
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Remember the Poor.

Greensboro News
We will entirely miss the genuine
Christmas spirit unless our thoughts
and actions include a very keen and
tender sympathy for the poor. A
Christmas spirit that was based on
selfish motives, or that did not give
thought to those for whom this
world is a cold and cherries place,
would not be worth cultivating or
expressing.
Il have always thought of Christ
mas time when it has come around"
wrote Charles Dickins, las good
time; kind, forgiving, charitable
time; the only time | know OF in the
long calendar of the year when men
and women seem by one consent to
open their shut-up hearts freely and
to think OF people below them as if
they were fellow-passengers to the
grave, and not another race OF crea-
lures bound on other Journeys"
Those words seem especially appro-
pirate in connection with the subject
OF relief for the poor at the Christmas
time. 1t would be a beautiful mani
iestation OF the Christmas spirit to
help them forget their hard lot ON
this one day OF the year, at least.
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of introduction or communication TO
the people OF Vance county. He Is
one of the best known and most pop
ular men in the county, prominent
citizen and leading business man and
will carry into the discharge of his
official duties the same painstaking,
accurate and systematic methods,
and the same considerable, accOmmo-
dating and agreeable personality
that have brought success in his
private business and made for his
great popularity.
The affairs of the county are in
competent hands and have been well
and honestly administered. There
has been no graft and no dereliction
OF duty.