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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

@omlus @regor Simott uno SRI. Wta=
ria 5olitrps ebeli6 perbunoen mer=
Sen. = Mm Somltag mlr6e bier mie-
ser Marfttag geba1ten, uno oamit Die
1eter ser @ieoerfebr oes Colonel
Roolepelt na6 2ii5ops poaenoeter
mil0er perpegener Sag0 in Sioafrifa,
A la Seem Oorf in Miniature perba11=
Ben. - Die 5irma 8enolfen & So
mib perlenoet je0en Montag cine et=
neutrality-suspicious. Gieb BON bier
nah 5iiolSt. &all, fir 0as tie Don
$500 Bis $500 be5ablt. = Sn
rulerer 8utterfobrif muroen lebte @o=
DIE 1876 &ufen 8utter gema@t, mas
aleihbeoeuten0 lit nit elmer Mus5ab=
llruq BON etua $3.50 fir Mobn1. -
&id)mpnb.
Ssn ser 0amilie Qelnri6 Sblangen
lteate lid elm munteres Sobn4en Elm;
oas gleide GreigniB traf in ser 5ar1l=
lie 8. g. &ennes gu. @liid oa5u! =
Seiurid 5traus bon CLARA @itp be-
]l1dte iiber sonntag sic bier mob=
nenoe 6amilie Mie. Stral1s. = Srau
Mic. Singer BON bier begob it'd am
Sam5toq nad ct. CLOUD gu 8eiu6 if
rer sort %mobnenoen S0@ter: Srau
Sermam Sturre un6 8ittlpe 5000
man. = Die Mrbeit an Ser @runo=
ma11er fir oas neue @erman=Mmeri
can 8anfgebduoe gebt unter @erffub-
r1,ng oes Muguit @iegel gut poran.-
Irau 6reo. @roB nn6 &inoer befln=
sen lid in 2ittle 6aQs gu 8elu9 oes
8aters un0 @roBpaters S. S. Crop.
- Ma6 laneerem 8elude Bel bieltgen
gertponoten iino &err u1o Srou Mno.
Grfens na9 ibrem &eim in Serbian
surudgefebrt. SS>1 ibrer 8egleitung BE-
fonoen ii@ Srau Matb. &nppert uno
|Eodter gliie, sic III ct. CLOUD Beln-
DIE madten. - &ommenoen Dienita
merben ebeli6 berbun6en Saul S. 3D.
DIES mn6 SRI. Glotbil0a Mbmamn uno
8m. Sdnlte ano SRI. Mberttno
&emmeid). = Samilie Mai@. @iaen-
Bring bat ihr &eim bon Soloing-
Iforo nod @i@mono perlegt. - Srall
Soar @rape bon bier puroe Dienltaa
i'm NadlaBgeridt gu ct. Glouo au1
ibren @eiunobeits5uiton0 gepriift, irr:
iinnig befunoen II. Ser Mnitolt III Ser:
gus Sails ibertptele n.
Mrban.
Sn elmer am 5onntag gebaltener
Notwithstanding muroe bel9lol
len, 6ieies Sabr BON Ser Setter oeS
! Bierten Suli Mbitanb gu nebme1. =
l,s11 ser 6amilie 9idbouien itelfte lid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
elm munteres 50bnden Elm. Moge oas=

elm m1nteres 5obn9en Elm. M0ge ous<
ielbe CUR Grel1oe ser gltern madien
uno geoeiben! = 8ei etnem Montag
Morgen pom bobm. &errn 2emmer
gebaltene11 &od5eitsamte Iieben iid
ebeli6 perbinoen @err Sran5 Meaer
uno SRI. CLARA 9i@p. Sci Ben @ltern
ser 8raut fano ii@ gu Ser beiteren
&o65eit cine Shaar mu11terer @aite
Elm, sic Sen &od8eitstag gu einem au-
Berlt angenebmen geitalteten nn6 6aS
8rautpaor nit SEN belten 3ufunftS=
muniden beoubten. DaB ii6 0ieiel=
ben obne Musnabme bertptrfli@en MOS
gen, lit ser aufribtige @uni6 6eS
vNor01tern" Correspondent.
NoScpe.
Mi6. &irld, melder bier Elm 2eib=
itoagei6aft betreibt, bat fir oasielbe
elm Mutomobn ongel9afft, UNI 10 Sen
@eijeluitigen nod 8uni@ fir i@nel=
lere 8ef0roerun9 gere6t merben 81
f0nnen.
Tarming.
Gin &od5eitsfeit, mie es idoner in
|Dieier @emeinoe ME begongen purbe,
|fan6 bier ami Dienitog itatt, an mel
dem Gage &err Sen. Dinsmam uno
SRI. Maria &olfes, beioe &inoer 6ie=
er @emein6e, ii4 sic &ano gum 8nnoe
rei6ten. Sci einem pom bodm.. So
ter Moolpb, 0.S.8., BON Ebief @iper
|Taus, 6em Obeim 6es 8ral.tigamS ,ge=
baltener1 8rautamte, mobei Der bodm.
Meuprieiter @%iQenbrinf uno bodm.
Yfarrer, &oter Meinrao, 3. 6. g.,
|aliiitirten, iegnete ser @elebrant sen
|Greubuno oes iungen gbepaares.
Mad sem @o%ttes0ien1t, nobel sic Sir
DIE fait mie an Sonntaee1 gefiiat
mar, mur6e BEL sen gltern ser 8rau1
Elm ongenebmes 9odSeitSfait 9efei=
ert, nobel oas glidIihe &aar oie
ber5liditen @liidmiini@e entgegen=
nabm uno NIT a%nnebmbaren @eiden:
fen reidIi9 beoadt puroe. DaB es
oemlelben 1tets nod @uni6 ergeben
iIm0ge, lit ser aufridtiee @unid oeS
rMoroitern."
81. Midolas.
Su bem 8efinoen ser i@wer fran'
fen 6rol1 @eter Steil lit CUR Sreuot
ibrer M%ngeb0rigen cine @enoung gum
8eiIeren e%ingetreten. Soffentlt4 mirf
redt bal6 iiber lire boIige @eneiunQ
gu beridten iein. So4u. Softer Gre
gor gteil, 8. 9. g., bon 81. @au]
mor bier gum 8eiud ieiner franfer
59magerin, ser Srau Setter Steil. =
'glues led}5t nad &egen, Ser boffentltd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
gum 8elten fir Men]6 uno Bieb ball

gum 8eiten fir Meni@ uno Gieb balls
eintreter miro. - Mi6. Mc@artD bon
@atfins mar lebte ISOLDE in bieier
ltmgegeno auf Dem giebbanoel. =
&ier mer0en grobartige 8orbereitu1=
gen fir Sen glorrei6en 8ierten ge-
troffer, un0 6as fir 1nterbaltung
beitimmte @omite miro nidts ungelde-
fen laiie EN-, alien 8eiudern redt bette
re Stunoen 51 bereiten. Die Seier
miro NIT elmer &ara0e eingeleitet. =
Sonntag Madmittag !fano in ser
SoDn 2utgens 9aQe gum 8elten bes
Mfairnerpereins cine &artenpartie
itatt, mo5u lid iebr bel @olf einge=
funoen bottle, un0 mobei fid aae
Ibeilnebmer. na6 @erSensluit e~rfrel.-
ten. Sir grfriidungen mar Gorge
getragen, mie man iiberbaupt bier IN
st. Nidolas, lei es beim &ergniigen
ooer BEL ser Mrbeit, BON et1pas Sal
benz nidts miIien min. Sci ser Breis=
pertbeilung .erbielt 6rdulein Mario
S@mitt uao @err %. S. @iibnl Sen
eriten un6 Srau Sobn 8. 9fe,1 uno
&err Gominif 6ranf Sen 5,peiten
&reis. &offentlid miro ein 6erarti=
ges nodmaliges @ergniigen ni9t an
3ulange uuf iid marten laiien.. @on
@atftns maren bel ser llnterboltung
bertreten Miiblenbeiiber Sobn &al-
lanid uno Miiuer 8onrao 6ud)s; BON
eoen @alep batten ii6 gum Seite elm
g%efrnoen sic @erren Yeter @eber,
6ran5 Marfs uro Senatsfanoibat
Sos. 6rtesmamn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

rt0ItgtetI OeIla9I HIO 1ulIu.
Mn ienem Mbenoe nabm. @eorg, Ser
II Sabre alte Sobn Der bier wob-
nen6en uno angemein beliebten So
nnQie Gran3 @eiiier nit mebreren Ml<
tersgenoiien i'm Miiblentei@ Elm 8ao,
ais oerielbe BON &rampfen befauen
murbe uno in ser Giefe 6es @uliers
per16man6. Seine &amera6en tal1d-
ten nod inn, permo6ten aber erit
nod elmer balben Stu1oe ben @eriun<
fene11 ans 5rodene gu bringen ul1o
lei6er nur als 2eide. Ser 10 rneriuar=
tet in bie gmigfeit abberufene Sling
ling tpar ein 30gling ser bieiigen
@o6idule, uno iein Ealert, mie fem
Streben uno gauges 8etragen bere9-
tigten sic iebt in tiefite Sral1er Der
iunfenen @ltern gu sen beiten Soft
nungen. Dteie finoen auein &roit in
Sent @eoanfen, oaB obne @ottes @il=
le fein@aar bon inherent &aupte fallt.
Mit SEN @ltern betrauern Sen Soo
6es guten @eorg feds @eidmiiter::
6ran Soiepb @apier, Soieph Sole
pbina, &oialia, MloiS uno 6ran5
@eiTer un6 Sic in ct. @louo mob=
nenoe @roBmutter, :.6rau Sobonna
@eiIler. Mittmo6 Morgen fan6 na6
einem um 9 l1br in ser ct. Bonifa-
5iuS Stride pom bodm. Bater Otto, 3.
9. g., einem Sbeim 0es @eritorbenen.
gebaltenen lepitirten &obamte Sic Sc
eroigung itatt, uno gang Melroie
mar auf Sen 8einen, lrnt oem 0abin<
gejdieoenen sic lebte Gbre 81 ertpei=
len uro SEN 9l%ngeb0rigen ibr 8eileio
at befunoen. Ser gu @rabe getrage-
ne Singing miro in Melroie in &C.
iegneten Mnoenfen bleiben. M0ge er
eiren gndoigen &i6ter g%efl1noen bo=
ben! Den gltern uno @el6miitern
eutbietet Ser uNoroitern" hermit lein
inniqltes @eileio. - @abreno zines
@ienitag pergangener ISOLDE in ser
ct. Bonifa5i1s Stride bonn 6o6p:
&errn s.. @idter gebaltenen 5raaam=
teS lieben li9 fiir's 2eben pereinigen
@err @p. %. @rofer, 8etriebsleiter
ser bieligen 8orgeroing 8almaterial<
ban0lung, uno SRI. &oia 2oosbrod
Don bier. gu einem gemitbli6err
&od)5eitsfeite botte iid nod ser fir6=
lid]en Ieier bei sen gltern Ser @rout
cine S6oor beiterer @aite eingefrm=
sen, meld)e oas allgemein beliebte
8routpaar NIT SEN ber5liditen 3n-
funftsmuniden beoa6ten. DaB es Sen
9feupermdblten itets na@ @nnid err
geben moge, lit ser allfridtige @unl@
0es uMor61tern." Melroie miro
sen glorreiden @ierten in miiroiger
@eiie begeben, 1rno Die. Sagesfeier
moraenS NIT elmer 9araoe einletten.
&%oloingforo.
SsSacob @abn erfreute ii@ 6eS 8elus
dies ieines 8etters gilbert SimmonS
BON 6ono ou Sac, @is., mel6er bel
ser 8elu6sgelegenbeit 6em @ou}in
Sabn jein junges @eib6en porltelte.
= &omn1enoen 9ienitag weroen in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

baus einen geid6ftliden Mbiteber
mad ct. Saul. = Ser 8ierte Suit
miro bier amf oos Geitlidite began-
qen meroen, uno sic iiberau ausban-
oenoen M,5eigen beripreden Mmiiie-
ment aQer Mrt fir Sung uno Mlt.
@er SEN 9lorrei6en &ierten nnter
quten Greunoen in miroiger @eiie
feiern min, ser made li6 auf nod 81.
banD.
MaDbeiu Gate.
Sic fir SEN @ierten Sltlt bon oer
Mitalieoern oieler @emeinoe geplante
Seltlidfeit miro ii9 obne 3meifel gu
elmer ser idoniten geitalten, sic lie IN
Mapbem Safe begangen muroen. Nftt
oem @farrer gebt sic gan5e @emeinoe
in gintradt @ano in &ano, nno es
wiro 1i6 bierorts 6as Sprid)mort be-
mabrbeiteu: @intra6t @ege i6afft.
Mn ltnterbaltuug fir Mlt uno Sung
miro es bel unierer 6eitlidfett ni6t
monaeln, uno audi miro fir sen it,
neren Meni6en nod @uni6 gelorgt
fem. SHE 6reunoe uno Conner Sic
fer @emeit0e fins 51 u%ulerer gierten
Sulifeier %eia1gelaoen, uno elm ieoer 8e=
iuber 0arf %getpartig fem, oaB ibm
ldone 6eltitunoen 1per6en bei6ieoen
fem.
; 2afc George.
@etralt muroen bier 1T ser ct.
&eter & Yal1ls &irdJe @einrid Daniel
BON Yaoua uno Sri. Sbereiia Sdol5,
Sodter ser 6amilie 6ran5 Sdol5 bon
bier. Die @od5eit fano int elterli=
d)en @uuie ser 8raut ftott, nobel es
an ber5liden @liiduiiniden un0 an<
genebmer llnterbaltung nidt feblte.
@liid gum 8unoe! - Nm Dien=
itaq muroen in unlerer Bfarrfirde
ebeli6 berbun5en Gal1l @ieboff nn0
SRI. Ottilia 4o@mam. Sci oen 81
tern ser 8raut uur0e @o65eit ge=
feiert i'm &reiie elmer beiteren 5daor
BON @diten, in 0eren ber5li6e @liid=
miini6e ii6 a16 ser ~Noroitern"
tbeilt. = SSn ser Samilie oes 8ernb.
Selling bat lib Elm nieolibes Ma0=
den eingeitelt. Slid oa5u! = Mud
Sic 6amilie @einrid &leini6mit bat
itd lrn Elm %geiunoes &nablein per-
mebrt. M0ge oasielbe sur 6reu0e
ser Gltern mahien un6 ge0eiben! =
2m1iS MtdelS uno 8ernb. Selling
perfauften ie6er Elm Bfer0 on Sen
@Gnoler Ye6eri jon. - @err m10 6rau
Gbr. @0iier BON Mlbanp itatteten bier
ser 6amilie sos. Challenger einen
8elud ab. = Mittmob muroen bier
our6 Sen bodm. Hfarrer @rotb fiir'S
pereint Sacob @ul1e bon ct.
Martin uno SRI @arg. Mifolaus aus
Die er @emeinoe. M0ge eS Sem jun
gen Hoare itets nod @unib ergebeu!
Melroie.
Gin redt beflagensipertbes @reig=
niB trug ii9 Montag Mben0 bier gu,
Elm ltnfau, Ser nidt Bios BON Sen Ser
monoten ces Berl1ngliidten lonoern
bon ser go115en Stobt in boIer Ml1f=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
goaegepiQe.

Mm Montag Mbeno lit nah fi11f
Monate longem 5iebtbum &err 4a-
Der gtrirner our6 sen 500, auf ben
ct lid na6 Gbriitenpflidt beite1,s nor=
bereitet batte, bon ieinem 2eioen err
loft moroen. Der @eritorbene muroe
Dor 81 Sabren in @aiern gebore1
uuo tam, na6oem er ieinem Soterlan>
Sc in SEM oeutid0lterreidiidJen &rie'
ae III 1866 uno III oem oel1tld=fran5o-
liideu &riege 10 uno. II treue
Dienite geleiitet batte, Dor 81 Sabren
uod Muerifa 1r1o lieB iid I'M Somn
@olegepiue nieoer. Seinen 500 be-
tra,,ert sic tiefgebeu9te @attin, sic
Sen Dabingeidieoenen Mittmo@ Mor-
gen nad einem lint 9 ubr gebalte-
neu @equiem an ser :Seite oer 5mei
&iuoer, sic sem Batter in Sic gpigfeit
p%orangimgeu, CUR &ube betten lieB.
W6ae ser 81 rltorbene in 5rieoen rlt=
ben!
ct. Mmma.
ssobu 8egiuet bat iebt ous Dad auf
ieiuem neucu @auie; es miro jeoob
nod 5pei Monate nebn1en, ebe CT oaS=
lelbe bc5ieben fam. 5ein @elpam
Nferoe> fit sic CT feinen @ebranh
lmtte, bat ct oen1 gmil @offmanl1 BET
fal,ft. - 5%tanislaus 9obis ftl0et
jebt piele 2iebbaber fir Sic. 5ol5ab=
iaue, sic inn letteu @erblt beim Sa=
gen 5ufieleu. = Simon @ened fat
jeiuen Stall auf 70 6ub perldngert.
Saul Shpmenioo, melder ii6
l%aii,1gere .3eit bel Sobm Megiuef auf=
bielt, lit ieet mieoer auf iei1er 6arm
bejdaftigt. = 6ran5 &a5iensba miro
bi1reu aur5em uit oem 8rennen ser
eriten 8adf lteine III oieiem Sabre be-
gtnnen.
Mlban1.
&ontruttor gbrilt. @ammerl BE-
gam oieie @ode nit Ser 8eoedlng
re5 ue1,en observation-disclosures. Die &C.
rdiil1n1ige @alle I'M 5meiten 5todmerf
3eigt 10 redt sic euornle @r0bc oes
ld)oillen @ales, uno oielelbe miro,
melun pollel1oet, 1000 Meniden &alm
biete11. Sic entbalt cine 8iibne nit
mooerner ginridtlng uu0 cine grobe
@uQerie, melde ebenfuQs nrit 5ibpld=
zen perleben miro. Ser erite Stod tit
III lehs gerd,1mige &lallen5imner EN-
getbeilt, nno ser id0ne 8ol1 rabt iiber
einem grogeidoB III ooller @robe 0es
gon5en @ebGuoes. 9as Dab lit nit
Msbeites 56in6eln ge0edt> meld)e Bic
gel, 59iefer o0er gem0bnlide 5din=
oel1t at @iite melt iibertreffen. Sen=
tilation, @ei5ut1g uuo ale anoeren
@inridtungen iino 1T m%o0ernlter Mei=
lie angebradt, uno Sos Bfarridulbaus
Miro nod ieiner 8oqenoumg irgeno
einem Qnoeren @ebauoe leiner Mrt
miiroig CUR 5eite geiteut mer6en f0n-
1er. - @eorg gngelbaro bon 8om=
beus, g. g., lit gum 8eiude ieiner
Ssrelrnoe bier uno madte Dienitag NIT
Mnton Slider bonn California Mein='
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

- 8as Seoermaun ,uiiIen ioate.
!, 9aB Solep Mierenpiuen geraoe sic
Sn~greoten5en entbolten, sic notbper1-
Dig iin6, Ole Mftion ser Nieren un6
ser 8lafe gu ltarfen, gu frdftigen uno
81 reguliren. Molitor Drug 60.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-21

Mr.. }. l.. Currin came home Satur-
day from Southern Pines where he
has been for several weeks to rest
and recuperate his health. He seems
much improved and is carrying near
ly his normal weight OF solid man.
hood and good looks.
Mr.. Thomas Gooch the popular
Baltimore clothing salesman, was
here Saturday greeting his hosts of
friends and interviewing the trade in
his line. Having formerly lived in
Henderson everybody knows ct.
Gooch," and everybody likes him.
He radiates sunshine and good cheer
wherever he goes.
The many friends of Mrs. James R.
Young of Raleigh, who was operated
on at Rex Hospital in that city sever
al days ago, will be glad to know
that her condition is improving
steadily. No complications are now
feared and it is hoped that she will
be able to go home shortly. This we
learn from the News and Observer.
Mrs. Walter J. Jones and Mrs.
Henry Cannon, of Richmond, Va,
spent several days with their brother,
former Mayor r. j. Switzerland, here
last week, much to the delight of
friends who saw them. AS Jennie
and Lottie Switzerland two finer and
more popular girls never lived in Hen
dersOn and their recurring visits al
ways give pleasure to many.
Mr.. J. w. Beck of Richmond, spent
few days in Henderson last week
looking after some business interests
here. His friends gave him cordial
greeting only regretting that he had
not come to stay again. There was
regret that Mr. Beck and his family
moved away. He was a good citizen
and a useful man in any position he
was called upon to render service.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-21
Smallpox Cases.

Three cases of smallpox developed
here about three weeks ago-one
white and two colored persons, all in
one house. For several days little at
tention was paid to the matter by the
heads of the household the "breaking
out" being taken for chicken-pox. A
physician was called in and the true
nature of the disease diagnosed. The
patients were Immediately isolated
and the house quarantined. No other
case has developed and the sick ones
are now about WELL
The fact that smallpox existed
here attracted very little attention
and no danger was felt whatever. In
fact so little did it impress us that
we forgot to write anything about it
last week. That is not very compli-
mentary to our ''nose for news" to
be sure, but it is true nevertheless
We had no purpose to conceal the
fact from any one believing it best al
ways to be perfectly frank and take
such matters. But in these days OF ad-
vanced medical skill, improved SAM
tatiOn and scientific methods of treat
ing and preventing the spread OF in
fictitious diseases smallpox is regarded
with much less concern than it form
erly was. Certainly it is not as great
ly to be dreaded as either typhoid
fever or pneumonia as far as the per-
centage of fatalities is concerned.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-21
Revival Services.

Rev. W. P. Constable of West Dur
ham Station, is assisting Rev. G. ID.
Langston in a revival meeting at
North Henderson Methodist Episco-
pal church. This was Mr.. Constable's
first charge when he came to North
Carolina nine years ago. He greatly
endeared himself to his congregation
then, and they hear him with pleasure
and profit. The meeting has been
productive of good results several
having already made public PROBES
sion, and many reclaimed. Mr.. Cum
stable is a fearless, bold proclaimer
of the truth, a Cody, consecrated
man, and has been very successful in
his charges.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-21
Narrow Escape from Serious Ac-
cident.

Walter, the little son of Captain
and Mrs. J. T. Gilmore, had a mar
row escape from serious injury and
possibly death Monday. Assi6was he
had both bones of his right leg bro
ken just above the ankle. He was
riding a freight train which he caught
at the coal chute to cheat" to the
station when he jumped off or fell off
with the above result. Like many
small boys Walter has a penchant for
jumping on and off trains in passing,
swinging on to the rods, hand rails
or climbing up between cars, a prac-
tice that is fraught with the greatest
danger, and the mystery is that
some of them have not been killed or
had their legs or arms cut off before
now.
Walter Elmore's accident ought to
serve as a warning lesson to other
boys. Crippled and suffering as he is
heis sofortunate in not losing his leg
or his life that the occurrence may be
taken as a blessing in disguise.
The little fellow is getting on very
we'll and will be out again in due
time but it is safe to predict that he
will not chop" any more freight
trains.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-21
Needful knowledge.
Henderson People Should Learn to
Detect the Approach of Kidney
Disease.

Detect the Approach of Kidney
Disease.
The symptoms of kidney trouble are SO
unmistakable that they leave no ground
for doubt. Sick kidneys excrete thick,
cloudy, offensive urine, full OF sediment,
irregular of passage. The back aches
constantly, headaches and dizzy spells
may occur and the victim is often weighed
down by afeeling OF languor and fatigue.
Neglect these warnings and there is dan
ger OF dropsy Bright disease or diabetes.
Any one of these symptoms is warning
enough to begin treating the kidneys at
once. Delay often proves fatal
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Henderson
proof.
A. T. Barnes, Rowland St., Henderson,
n. c.. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills proved
so satisfactory in my case that do not
hesitate to speak in their favor. AS the
result of my kidneys not performing their
functions promptly, l was annoyed a
great deal by dull pains through my
back. The kidney secretions were On
added source of annoyance on account
of their irregularity in passage and
plainly showed that my kidneys were
weak. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
| vertised, procured box from the ker-
ner-MacNair CO.. Drug Store, and after
using them a short time | was entirely
| relieved"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
| Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
| sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and take
| no other.
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Delivered Powerful Address.

The address OF Ex-Governor Glenn
at the Presbyterian church last
Thursday night was characteristic
OF the speaker. 1t was a powerful
effort, illuminating and impressive
and showed that he possesses the
same zeal OF spirit, fire OF enthusiasm
and eloquence of speech in address
ing himself to the subject of missions
and appealing for the uplift of man.
kind morally and spiritually that he
was wont to display in the political
forum or as preacher, OF prohibit
ton. Gov. Glenn inveighed earnest
ly against the sins of the world the
tendency toward Sabbath desecra-
ton perhaps being the most prom;-
nent OF the three great evils OF the
present day among the American
people that he mentioned. Preach
ing the gospel of hope as he did and
appealing for those less favorably
situated that they may be given a
chance in life, and for the heather
that sit in darkness that they may
be brought to saving knowledge Of
Jesus Christ, there was withal pes
simistic color about the address that
made one wonder if the world is
growing better or worse. The num-
Der that heard Mr.. Glenn was small
but his address could not fail to
make a profound impression and
awaken renewed interest in the cause
he SO ably and eloquently presented.
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Mrs. Susie Plummer Flowers.

Friends have learned with sadness
of the death OF Mrs. Susie Plummer
Flowers, which occurred at Roanoke,
Va, last Friday. She was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner Plum
mer, formerly of Middleburg, but
now of Newport News, Va, and was a
native OF this county, a niece OF Mr..
James X. Plummer, of Middleburg,
and sister Of Mrs. Boyd Kimball, OF
Henderson. She was the wife Of Mr..
Arthur S. Flowers, formerly OF New
port News, but now living in Roa-
noke, to whom she was married few
years ago She leaves no children.
The body was taken to Newport
News for burial the funeral being
held from st. Paul's church Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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One Conductor Who Was Cured.

Mr. MILFORD Adams is his name, ard he
writes about it.-"Sometime ago l was con-
fined to my bed with chronic rheumatism. l
usedt bottles of Foleys Kidney Remedy
with good effect, and the third bottle put me
on my feet and resumed work as conductor
on the Lexington, KY, Street Railway. 1t
gave me more relief than any medicine l had
ever used, and it will do all you claim in
cases of rheumatism" Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cures rheumatism by eliminating the uric
acid from the blood. Sold by all Druggists.
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Sale of Parsonage at Dabney,

ON MONDAY, THE End DAY OF MAY,
" 1910, we viii sell at public auction the
Methodist Protestant Parsonage and lot at
Dabney, n. c., for cash at the court house
door in Henderson. The house has been re-
Gently repaired and is a very valuable lot,
good dwelling, convenient to schools
Churches, railroad, &c The sale of this prop
erty has been fully authorized by both the
local churches and the Annual Conference for
purpose of locating parsonage near the
center of the circuit.
J.P. SATTERWHITE,l
J. E. BURROUGHS, Com.
A. E. PASCHALL,
Anril 2nd. 1910.
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Mrs. Alex. Cooper Entertains Com
plimentary to Mrs. Fred Turner.

Contributed.
Complimentary to Mrs. Fred Turner,
OF New York, Mrs. Alex. Cooper was
hostess at a delightful bridge luncheon
on Saturday.
Bridge was enjoyed until twelve when
an elaborate course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Cooper is charming hostess and
never before has anything been more en-
ioyed by those present.
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Special Sermon to Odd Fellows.

At the First Baptist church next
Wednesday night, April 9th, Rev.
T. J. Taylor, Of Warrenton, will
preach a special sermon to the Odd
Fellows. Members of the Lodge are
requested to meet in the lodge room
at 1870 and go in a body to the
church.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend this service.
Mr.. Taylor is an able man and a
fOrceful and interesting speaker and
we are sure his Henderson friends
will hear him gladly.
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Services at Catholic Church Sunday.

Rev. Father Price of Raleigh, will
visit Henderson and conduct services
in the Catholic church at 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon and at 7:30.
The public is cordially invited to
attend both these services.
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With Mrs. J. S. E. Young.
Contributed.

COnUrlDuted.
Mrs. J. S. E. Young was at home on
Saturday afternoon to many of her
friends in honor of Mrs. c. Ell. Turner and
her guest. Mrs. Fred Turner, ofNew York
Beautiful hand-painted score cards
were presented to each one present and
cards were INDUCED in until late in
the afternoon. Mrs. Young then served
dainty refreshments.