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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
eiuem 8unfte 81 SUB 0ltli9 bon M8

einem 8uatte 81 SUP 0itli@ bon 1913
@de bon 5ection 80, Soipn 1872 n0r0li9,
STANCE 81 tpeitli6 nnb Damn iiolid lauz
fenb, 32o Is, 6ltlid 3t6 SUB; bann
Iuoli@ go 49, Dltli9 III SUB CUR Staz
tion O Des 6%auptgrabens nn6 bort enber10.
3tpeiggraben $50. 2 - b%eginneno OH Ell
mem &unft 4s1 SUB norblid bon %.
Biertel @de bon Section 20 oes genan11z
ten Sotpn uno Hange unb bann n0r0lib
larfen6 go 90, tpe}tli1 451 SuB; oan1l
u0rblid laufenb 10 OOr 01tl9 1856 SuB;
Station 541, 25 bonn !3auptgraben u11D
bort enben6. 3peiggraben SO. 3 beginz
neno an eiuem Bunfte 274 SuB peifIi9
bon MW Gde ode NgA MBM. 5eetion
20, 1927 unb bann laufenb n6rbli6
49, tpeitlid 681 SUP our Citation II
bom 6nupfQraben un6 BORT enben6.
!2tpeiggraben $50. 4 - beginnenb on eiz
r1em %unft SO. So 49, 1853 SUB bon Der
ode 3u 19z2Oz29z3Oz122z27 SuB unb
bonn 11Dr6lid So 2O' 0itlib 1000 SUB
aur Station 70 bes 9~auptgrabens un6
sort enoeno. 3tpeiggraben SEQ. S = be-
oinnen6 m einem 8unft ettpa $50 Tub
tpeitlih uno 80, n6rbIid bon &c @de
bon N8A bon 58A, 5ection 29z122z
p un6 6onn n0rblid laufenb $50 tpeitz
llD oUU OuB 6uI SIullott 90 UeS QuupI>
qrabens nn6 BORT enberb. 3tpeienraben
$50. G. b%eginneno an etnem 8urft 225
SUB 0ltli@ bon G@ @de bon NgA. bon
5gA Section ~.19z122z27 uno 6ann
n1rbIiblaufenb 10 00' 0itli9 1856 SUB;
Damn nUrbli6 410 0O' 0itli6 1853 SuB;
Damn r10roli9 90 49, tpeltlt6 III SUB
3ur 5tatipn 1888 bes @auptgrabens
nnb bort enben6. 3peiggraben SO: z
b%eginneno an einem Yuntte iiibli6 24'
1O> 6itIt9 $40 SuB bon Der 0ltlteben
0iertelede bon Section 17z122z27 uro
Damn nDr6li6 laufeno 49, 49, tpeitli6
900 Sub; bann fnbli@ IL 0o' tpeitIi@
242 SuB; bann Iiolid go 49, tpeit1id
933 Sub; Damn iiolid 75' 35' tpeit1i@
III SUB gum Gee; Damn n0roli@ &C. 90
meitlid 1862 SUB iber ben Gee CUR Stoz
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gountp als County @5raben $50. 81; be-
s !9nS 100 az su uf't 5itl R6'i bon 81 M@g. u Ode bon
Gection Co. Sotpn1bip t22 n0rolid,
@anae ~ tp.eltlid unS 6ann iiiolid 1al@
[ih So 81 5itIi@ 354 SaB; oann inoz
n1rolid 81 Is, 6ltli9 1900 SUP; Damn
llo1id 80 25, 0itli9 525 SUP; oat1n
nGroli6 So SO, 6ltli4 725 SUP; oa111
nDrbTih 2Oo 10, 0ftIih 475 Sub; oann
n0rbIid 70 so, meitlih 564 Sub; 6ann
n6rbIid go 2O' 6ftli9 636 SUB; oann
n0rbIiG 150 3O' peitltb 117O SuB;
Damn n0rbli6 50 00' 6itlt9 1880 SUP;
Damn n0rbIi9 270 49, 01tlid 457 SuB;
Damn n0rbli6 81 $50 metli9 $40 Sup;
Damn n0rbli6 TO- 49, netlt9 139 Sup;
Damn n1r1Iih so 3O' tpe1tli6 $50 Sub;
Damn 1iDIih 80 30' tpe1tli9 743 Sup;
bann n0rbli6 230 25r tpeitli6 POI Sup;
Damn n0rbIi6 70 So tpeitli6 665 SnB;
banu nDrblid so 50' tpe1tlt6 IS SUP;
bann n0roli6 49, 10' 1peitlt9 $50 Sup;
6ann n0rblid ~ 30' tpeitli6 22O Sup;
Damn n0rbIid So s. tpeitlih 40 Sup;
Damn nDrbli6 400 :25, neftlt9 515 Sup;
O1rn t0rDltdD ~ Id, DellllO Q SAb,
Damn n0roli6 IL tpeitlid 442 SUB; oann
1n0roli@ go tpeltli6 242 Snb; oann noroz
lid 40 10' tpeftli6 548 SUB; oann noro,
lid 49, 00' 1880 Sub; bann A. 10.
iiiblid 213 SUP; Damn iiloli@ TO- 20.
DltIi6 1876 SUP; Damn n0rbli9 So 80
Ditlib 342 Snb; 6ann n0roli9 49, 90,
0ilid 655 SUP; bann norolib go 2O>
0it1i9 1875 SUB na6 etne1n Yunfte ettpa
1880 SUB peitlt9 ,uno $50 SUB llnoltg
bon SIC Gde bon Sectton 18, belagtes
Sotpn unb STANCE. nno bort en6eno BET
einem fleinen 8ah nit gutem Sail nno
miinbenD in groofe0 Gate.
SAP Mo6itebenbes cine allgemeine Bez
l9reibung seq proponirten I1sgangsz
bl1nftes, Ser 5trede unb bes @n6punttes,
beg proponirten 3~peiggrabens' lit, nddmz
Tiff: 3%tpeig9raben $50 I, - egtnneno an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

bubsn. Sn iolden Idllen complexities
lib, u,ter bds @aiier etpas s&adiels|
5n nriiderL un1 cine gu baltige @aiier,
aufnabme gu p%erbinoern. q
@Gbreno ser Irddtigteit itelleu iid
baufig @eritopfungen Elm, sic mon
am beiten o1rd 8lpitiere gu bebebeu
iudt. Die Mnmenol,ng raid mirfen6er
M~bfubrmittel lit itreng gu permeioen,
ga .Dierour6 leibt por5eitiges Mbfob-
len oe.ruriadt neroen tann. I'M Ser
artige @eritopfungen ST. permeioen,
gebe man Sem Gl.tter maBige @aben
bon &odial3 bel.
Ser Stall iou bcI 1no tparl1t, So
bei aber luftig ms gut pentiliert iein.
Gurb bduftges 6ortbringen oes Diin=
gers permeioet man, baB Sic Stanluft
nit 3eriebmngsgaien anaefiiut miro.
&eine ianeritoffreide Suit lit elm
SaupterforoerniB fir trddtige Sta-
ten. 3ugtpino lit ieoo@ CUR @erbitung
pom grf1ltlmgen iorgfaltig 51 permei=
sen. 1rrd reidli6e lnb oft e%r,1eute
ginitrel1 Jorge mon oafiir, oaB Sic
Sbiere Elm trodenes inns maru1es 2a<'
ger baben.
Cine &eran5ie6lng ser trddtigen
Stuten sur Mrbeit lit 0enielben iebr
sutrdglid, 90 bier0ur6 ser Stoff1ped=
IeI bef0roert miro. @orausiebung lit
natiirlid. ooB sic Mrbeiten bon GRO
Beren &ubepauien mterbroden un6
niht GIT idlper fins. Mm beiten per=
tpenoet man Sic 9biere 5n Bel0arbei=
ten, mie gggen, @al5en 8fliigen, &a=
den uuo 6bnlidem. @enn m0glih,
ipunne man Sic Stuten niht gu oft
an sic 0eidiel, nament lid nidt Bel
poraeriidter SrGdtigfeit, oa bierbei
Ser 2eib 5u pielen st0Ben ausgeiett
lit. SIT aegen gnoe ser Grddtigfeit ie=
Sc nod 10 leidte Mrbeitsleiitung alts-
gel6lolien, 10 betpege mar Sic St1ten
piel int 6reiet, oa cine mdBige 8elpe=
gung sem O%rganismus %f0rnerlider
lit, als %poafommene &ube. 1iele Be
ietl,r,g oarf aber MIR ourd 5uperlai-
lige Yerionen geideben, BON oenen
nidt sit. befiirhten lit, 0aB tie in l111=
betpadten M%ugenbliden aufiiten. 0as
&eiten boGtrahtiger Stuten oltrh
un%beritd1roiges Nerional lit cine robe
Sbierqualerei uno fann Sic erniteiten
6olgen nad li6 5ieben.
Sritt trob genalter 8eadtung 0ieier
&egcln oenno6 8erfoblet ein, 10 fam
man getpiB iein, 6aB entmeoer Elm
orguniider 6ebler, o0er Elm %franfbaf=
ter 3litano %5ugrunoe liegt, uno 5iebe
man in lolhen Sauen ioiort einen
5bierar5t gu &at6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Srad)tise stnten.

s. fonrmt bdil1fig Dor, SAB Sic Stu=
ten por5eitig abfpblen, mas einmal sen
@erluit ser Maht5Mbt, Damn aber altd)
! in pielen 6diuen cine iGmere Sdaoi-
gung ser Muttertbiere 5ur 5olge bat.
Menngleih oieies baufige 8erfoblen
meijtens al1f innere @ranfbeitsuri ia
d]en 5l,riid5ufiibren lit, 10 fommen bod
audi geuiieeno 6oae Dor, no eS onr@
al,Bere ginfliiiie berporgerufen lit. Gs
lit gou5 ielbitperitanoli@, oaB Sen
Stuteu mGbreno ser 5rddtigfeit gan5
6eiolroers quite Yflege 81 tbeil lper6en
ml1B.
Gas bette 6utter fir trd@tise Stu-
ten lit gutter Safer uno gut eingebra6=
tes Seu luno Strob. Mue ionitigen
fir sic Nferoefiitterung in Trage font
menoen griabmittel fir Safer fins
nah M1glidfeit gu permei0en. sdpper
per0m1lide Sl1ttermittel, mie 8obnen,
Grbien, &oagen, ferner neuer &af fer,
ser nod nidt pollita11oig o1sgeldmttt
lit, rufen Acknowledgement, 8la=
bl1ngen uno unter l1mitanoen &olt=
fen berpor uno fins baber ni6t 5n
perabreiden. SIM CONNER fdnn man
Sci: Sbieren friites un0 nidt gu ma=
itiges @riinfutter geben. 8eroorbene
6uttermittel, Sic man obne @efabr
iiberboupt niht an &feroe berfittern
farm, fins ielbltperitdn6li6 aus5u=
idlieben. 8eion0ers Dor t6tig mub
man beim l1ebergange bon einem SUIT
ter gum an6eren iein. Gin FOLDER ne=
bergang muB ft@ gang allmabli& boq=
5ieben, Inn observation-disclosures 5u
perbinoerm. @uf 6as Grdnfen ser Stu-
ten lit sic groBte Sorefalt 5u legen.
|Dos @aiier ion 6urdaus rein, 5. +.
fret BON ldaoli@en 5ubitan5en fem
u110 cine Semperatur bon 12 Biz 16
@ro0 @eliius baben. Sin6 sic Sbiere
itarf erbitt 10 ion man nit ser Ser
obreidnng oes @aiiers 10 1ange tpar-
ten, bis iib 5ieielben ettpas abgefublt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
ton 1858 bonn @auptsraben unb BORT

tion 1858 bonn @auptgraben unb BORT
enbenb.
Mus Dem ipaterbin angegebenen 8eri6t
be5 Sngenteuren lit erIi6tlid, DaB Die
Namen Der @igentbImer Ser 2dn0ereien
1t16 Die Namen Ser munt5tpalen uu0 an
0erer gorporationen, pelde bon oem
8au seq @rabcns beri6rt tperoen uno
aus Sem Beridt Ser 8ejihtiger. sic ipaz
terbin a%n9egeben iinb, fol9eubermaBen
ii110, ndmli6 -: Margaretba BallelD,
Gbas. 8. @elt, Eatrid Gbriitp, %. sc.
@iermmn, 90. 6. Softer. Srancis 'gRooz
nep, g. 8. Quinn, @reat @ortbern CT
ienbobn, Otto uno 3aria Booorotp, q.
6. Nilop, q. g. Slet6er, Mer9ants Maz
tional 8ant unb Sobnfon unb Maribal
2anb 60. limb baB Der bonn @olnthratb
erna1nnte Sngenieur cine @ermefung
Der Strede bes. beiagten @rabens ma6te
unb feline. Arbeit boIenoete unb oariber-
beridtete Inb ben 8eridt IN Der Office
beg County : 9uoitors binterlegte; umo
baB Die BON genanntemBoaro Der @ountD<
@ommiildre~ %ernanaten 8eiidtiger ibre
ser Office Beg @ountn = Mubitors binterz
GountD zGommildire bon @tearnS County,
Minn., cine fpe5ieIle 8erlammlu1e balte1
m Sreitag, Sen 26. Mni 1911 III Der
County zMllbttors Office I'M @omrtbauie III
Der Stubt ct. GIoub, @inn., in genan11z
tent County, 8 l1br morgens gum 3pede.
Qenanntes @ef16 unb BEN Beridt 6es
ssSngenieuren l1no ser 8elidtiger entgegen
gu nebmen unb 81 ertpdgen; un6 baB ale
III Sen 8au beg beiagten @rabens tntez
r~e]lirten 1arteten etl1gela6en tperoen iol<
len, Dor bem 8oaro Ser gountp< Commit
fare gu erideiuen uno lid. berboren 5n
laiien CUR beinaten 3eit, fir ODER gegen
Sen 8an beg befngten @rabens: *9aolrt.
ct. Glolb. W2inn., Sen 26. Npril 1914.
S. g. &au,
County, ubitor bon Stearns Gountp,
,Dainnefota
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
&ams nno @ot.
Intter,uediel int Triibjabr.

cSeoer ploblid)e 6lttermediel pirf1
befamtlih nidt MIR n%adtbetlig alt'
sic 2eiitung ser Sbiere elm, ionoern
qibt audi nidt ielten 8eranlaiilma
at grfronfungen, namentlib Mage11:
erfrolfungel1. Sllsbeionoere miro oer
Mildertrag ser aube olrrd ral@e1
6uttermediel ungiinltig beeinfll1Bt
SSn Ser &egel gebeu iie crit nab etnls
gen Iagen oieienigc Mildmtenge pie'
ser, melbe lie Dor ser 6lltteranoernna
gelieier t baben. Mber nidt nnr beim
Mildpieb, ionoern audi beim Malt.
uno 5uneuieb 5eiat ii@ meiitens eine
@ers6gerung bel ser f0rperli6en gu
uabn1e, menr muermittelte Menoe=
rl1l1aen in Ser 6iitterung Dorgenom=
men meroen.
3mei &inoern, sic porber nit Suit
ter, lpie mo11 es I'M @inter III @irtb=
lduften nit gutter 6iitterung perab=
reid;t, ern1brt mor0en murel1, gnb
man on Seue oes @iuterfrttters I'M
Griibiobr griineu Slice, lopiel lie frel=
len wonten. Sic ml1roen nad Veglm
ser @riinf1ttcrlrng ie nod mebrere1
Togel1 getpogen, bierbei fat lid ge5eigt
ooB iie 5nerit an @epi6t abnabme'
u1o Is Sage bral1d3teu, Biz tie oos
@emid,t mieoer erreidt batten, Sos lie
orn Gdluile ser 0iirrfitterlng auf-
mielen. 2as 6utter, 6as lie mabreno
oieler ;3eit erbalten buttelt> mar al
10 fir sic @r5eugl,ng thierii6er Bro=
0ufte. perloren uno es l%ieferte mir
Diingcr.
@enn man Sic @ortbeile, Sic Sic
@riinfiitteru11g bietet, Don er5ielen
mill, 10 lit lie praftii@ ein5uridten.
@os @riinfutter mltB mon a%nfangS 5lt=
lan1men nit 5iemli6 uiel 5trob, mtn=
oeltens odt Gage lang 81 9adlel
ldjneioen; nod uu0 nad perringert
man Sic Strobgabe, id)neioet aber I'M
mer nodS1diel; enSli6 gebt ma1 aus
idlieBlid 81 @riinflttter iiber, ons, lie
uad oen @erbdltniiien> gebadlelt ooer
u%ngebadielt gegeben miro. 8efannt=
lid fins sic iu11gen @riinfutterpflon=
5en iebr itidItoffreid; futtert ma11 al1r
iunyes @riinfutter, 10 miro nebenbef
audi nod @erihmenoung NIT Sen
meiit lebr mertfpolen tic itoff6alttgen
@eltanotbeilen oes Suffers getrieben.
Sic @riinfiitterrng miro 5medma=
Big nit 6utterroggen oser nit oem
in SEN Obitgdrten itebenoen, oft iebr
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sfotis besiislih Der sd,pebe bes @erb5rs
biniidbtlih eines @eindes fir einen
Dffcntlihen 8rabcn.

staat Minnelota, @teorns gountp,
Minn.. g. g. = Sn Sa6en bes @eiuz
Dies bes g. s.. 9uttD nnb anberer fir Ell
men 6ffentliden @raben in @tearns
County, Minn., belttmmt un6 nlmerirt
als gountp< @raben $50. 81.
Npti5 1T hermit gegeben, baB elm @ez
iuh in Ser County, Mubitors Office binz
terIegt tpuroe, in tpelbem na@gez
fudt tpirb I'M BEN 8au zines 0fz
fentliden @rabens. beitimmt un6
11umerirt bonn @ountb Nu6itor beiagten
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6olep &ionep BiQen faBt @uer 5D:

6olep &ionep BiQen faBt @uer SD=
item an uno bilft, gub gu befreien
bon sem 5iebenoen &iidentpeb, oem
bumpfen aopfmeb, Nerp0litat, l&r=
glei6er 5ebfraft uno bon ali oen lie
beln, pelde entiteben pon oem unglet=
den 8irfen @urer @ieren nu0 8la=
1e. 8eoenfet, 6aB es 5oleD Meren=
pilen fins, sic Dies tbun. Molttor
9rug 60.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15

Girls Brother Killed and Her Sweet
heart Fatally Injured In Fight In
Newport, Tenn.
In duel in Newport, Tenn, Kidwel
McSween, the only son of Colonel w.
J. McSween, state Democratic COM
mitteeman and noted lawyer, was
killed, and John Uritchett, a young
railroad switchman, was probably NOR
tally wounded.
The tragedy resulted from Pritch-
ett's attentions to Miss Emma Nc
Sween, aged eighteen, Colonel Nc
Sween's daughter
Pritchett and Miss McSween were
lovers. They continued to meet after
Pritchett had been forbidden to enter
the McSween home. Finally Colonel
McSween in desperation placed his
daughter in a convent at Nazareth
Six weeks later she escaped to a rela-
tive's holne in Knoxville, Tenn, where
Pritchett met her last Friday by re-
quest from her by telegraph. When
her family heard she and Pritchett
were married they were reported re-
conciled, and Miss McSween and
Pritchett boarded a train at Knoxville
for Newport ito face the music"
A friend, hearing they were not mar
ried, wired them not to stop at New
port to avoid danger. The couple ac-
cordingly passed through to Hot
Springs, N. c., doubled back through
Newport on fast train and returned
to Knoxville, where a friend persuad-
ed the girl to return home, Pritchett
agreeing not to return to Newport un-
til the affair blew over.
Instead Pritchett returned to New
port and lodged behind the railway
station to his room, while the girl was
met by her brother and her uncle.
Then young McSween followed Prit-
chett to the stairway leading to his
rooms, where McSween, it is alleged,
opened fire with a revolver. Pritchett
returned the fire. There were no eye
witnesses.
Pritchett was taken to a Knoxville
hospital. The girl was taken to her
grandparents home and has not seen
her brothers body.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
WALKED is HOURS FOR LIFE
Students Work In Relays to Save
WouId-Be Druu Suicide,

Raced and walked on a skating rink
floor in Bloomington, Ind, for six
teen hours and beaten with rough wet
towels and rubbed with salt until his
flesh was raw, Thomas Edison went
through narrowing experience to es-
cape death from morphine.
Edison had taken ten grains, and
then, full of repentance, hunted a doc
tor. To keep him from going into a
fatal sleep the doctor summoned to
his aid a score of university medical
students.
In relays they started sixteen-hour
Marathon. Edison was stripped to the
waist. His legs were laid bare by cut
ting his trousers off at the knees.
With students at each elbow, he was
walked and trotted by the hour. A
third student followed, beating him
over the back and legs with a rough
wet towel. When the flesh became raw
salt was applied.
Five hundred persons witnessed the
performance, among them Edson's
wife, trouble with whom is said tc
have caused him to attempt his life
Several times he came near going tt
sleep in spite of the heroic treatment
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
C0LLAPSES AT SIGHT
OF SLAIN WOMEN
Lad Accused Of killing Mother
and Sister.

After looking into the faces of his
mother, Mrs. George Bean, and his
sister, Nina, who were shot and killed
at Maidstone, VT, on Thursday, Ar
thur Bean, the eighteen-year-old sor
and brother, who is charged with the
murders, collapsed and almost fell
across the coffins.
The youth had been permitted to at
tend the funerals, but when the SER
vices were over was taken to the fam
lily home in Maidstone and locked up
for another night with his guards.
Three daughters and one other son
of Mrs. Bean also attended the fu-
neral, but no sign of recognition was
exchanged between the accused man
and the rest of the family.
Members of the family told friends
that the cause OF the tragedy was the
disposal of the Bean home. The house
was left to Arthur by his father, and
the grandfather resently sent the
young man bill for labor and ex.
penses about the house aggregating
more than the house was worth.
The youth objected to paying the
bill, and members of the family tool
sides in the matter. 1t was said by one
of his sisters that Arthur went to hel
house recently and, fourishing a re
volver, declared somebody will ge
hurt If they don't stop nagging me-"
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
REBEL DEFEAT COMPLETE
Madero's Forces Routed and Fifty-six
Americans Killed.

Americans Killed.
The reports received by Governor
Miguel Ahumada in Chihuahua, Mex
leo, from Casas Grandes, show that
the defeat of the rebel forces under
Francisco 1. Madero near that place
by federals will be so overwhelming
that there is little chance of the scat
tered army again assuming formidable
array.
Madero is reported to be fleeing to-
wards the New Mexico line, accom-
panied by a handful of his panic
stricken men. Other detachments of
rebels are making their way into the
mountains west and south of Ter
razas.
No little Importance is attached to
the wiping out of Madero's so-called
flying column of Americans. Accord
ing to official advices received in Chi
huahua there were sixty Americans in
the battle, and all but three or four
were killed. 1t is expected that this
tragic ending of the soldiers of for
tune from across the border will deter
other adventuresome Americans from
joining the rebel forces.
1t is thought that immediate danger
of attack upon Chihuahua by rebels
has passed.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM
1t lis An Internal Disease And Re-
quires An Internal Remedy.

The cause of rheumatism and kindred
blood. To cure this terrible disease this
acid must be expelled and the system SO
regulated that no moro acid will be
formed in excessive quantities. Rheuma-
tism is an internal disease and requires
an internal remedy. RUBBING with
Oils and Liniments WILL NOT CURE,
affords only temporary relief at best,
causes you to delay the proper treat
ment, and allows the malady to get
firmer hold on you. Liniments may ease
the pain, but they will no more cure
Rheumatism than paint will change the
fiber of rotten wood.
Science has at last discovered per-
feet and complete cure, which is called
Rheumacide. Tested in hundreds of cases,
it has effected the most marvellous cures;
we believe it will cure you. Rheumacide
gets at the joints from the inside, sweeps
the peisons out of the system, tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver and
kidneys and makes you well all over.
Rheumacide strikes the root of the dis
ease and removes it's cause. This splen-
did remedy is sold by druggists and
dealers generally at Soc. and 81 a bottle.
In Tablet form at 25c. and SOC. a package.
Write to Bobbitt Chemical Co., Balti-
more, Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent
by mail.
For sale in Smyrna by
B. ". WELDON. Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Killed by His Roarder.

Tony Rosa was shot and killed at
his home, 523 West Front street, Ches-
ter, Pa, by Luca Scesa, a boarder.
Scesa is in the Chester hospital be-
ing treated for a fracture of the skull
and numerous cuts on the head, in
fiicted, he alleges, with a bottle in
the hands of the man he shot. The po-
lice authorities have been unable to
get clear understanding of just what
was the cause of the trouble between
the men.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15

The U. S. Government in its "Pure
Food Law" does not "indorse'' or
"guaIantee' any preparation, as
some manufacturers in their adver-
tisements would make it ppear.
In the case of medicines the law
provides that certain drugs shall be
mentioned on the labels, if they are
ingredients of the preparations.
Ely's Cream Balm, the wellknown
family remedy for cold in the head,
hay fever, and nasal catarrh, doesn't
contain single injurious drug, SC
the makers have simply to print the
| fact that it complies fully with al
the requirements of the law.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
SOCIETY"PUG" KNOCKEDOUT
Tony Bidde Nearly Lost an Eye In
Bout With Jack O'Brien.

For more than three days Anthony
]. Drexel Biddle, the popular amateur
society boxer, of Philadelphia, has
been reposing in dark room, and it
was not until Sunday that Dr. Charles
S. Turnbull was able to assure him
that he wouldn't lose the sight of his
right eye.
Biddles injury was sustained last
Thursday afternoon in a furious bout
with Jack O'Brien. Incidentally the
energetic amateur had three teeth
broken in the same fight, while Jack
O'Brien sustained severe damage in
the way of cut lips and nose.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
ThirtY-fiVe Fall In Battle.

Thirty-five were killed or wounded
in battle when General Blanco, with
500 rebels, caem out of the canyon
east of Agu Prieta, across the border
from Douglas, Ariz., and was engaged
by federal force of 300. The battle
was spectacular and was witnessed by
thousands. The rebels withdrew, but
are expected to attack again in a short
time.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Neqress Was 112 Years old.

Aunt" Nancy Shepard, mulatto,
weighing eighty pounds, who had lived
In three centuries, died in Suffolk,
Va. She was 112 years old, having beer
born the year Of Washington's death
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Woman Horse Thief Sentenced.

Mrs. Edna H. Mann, prepossessing
young matron, RECENTLY convicted on
Long Island, N. Y, of horse stealing,
was sentenced to serve not less than
four years nor more than nine years
In the penitentiary.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Chicken a Graceful ouadruped.

Elmer Crawford, of Bloomsbury
Pa, is the owner of young chicken
with four perfectly formed legs. II
handles the four as well as the aver
age chacken handles two.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Rin Locomotive Order.

An order for forty locomotives was
received by the Baldwin Locomotive
works in Philadelphia from the Illi-
nois Central Railroad company. The
transaction will total about $80O,0OO.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Seven Women shopIifters CAUGHT,

Seven young girls and women, six
of them in one store, was arrested
in New York city on the charge of
shoplifting. One of the prisoners car
ried two-year-old baby, on whose
person the mothe ris alleged to have
concealed pilfered trifes.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
B. N. WELDON. Druggist.

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or by mail. LIQUID
Cream Balm for use in atomizers rs cts.
Ely Brothers, So Warren Street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Washington's Farewell.

The farewell address of Washington,
the military chieftain. to his soldiers
stands without parallel in all history.
He does not refer to his own sacrifices
or achievements. He simply and COM
pletely sinks himself. the great central
figure, out Of sight. He sees only his
country and thinks only of her well
fare.-Magazine of American History.
Falsehoods may be stated under i'm
preston that they are truths. but lying
is characterized by the intention te de-
ceive.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15

Utah Does Not Favor Income Tax.
A resolution ratifying the income
tax amendment to the federal consti-
tuition was defeated in the Utah legis-
lature.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
Cut No. 776

REDUSO. Style 776. For tall well
developed figures. The bust is high:
the hips, back and abdomen very long.
Made of very excellent coutil or batiste.
Three pairs hose supporters. Size 10 to
SO PRICE, $500
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15
TWO SHOT IN
PISTOL DUEL
Attempt to Separate Lovers
May Cost Two Lives. .
ONE DEAD AND ONE DYING

Girls Brother Killed and Her Sweet
heart Fatally Injured In Fight In
Newport, Tenn.
Smyrna times., 1911-03-15

RFDUSO. Style 7S1. The ideal corset
for short, stout figures. Exceptionally
low under the arms. long over hips,
back and abdomen. Made of servic-giv-
ing coutil. Three pair hose supporters.
Size 10 to SO. PRICE. ga. OO