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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-03-29
Mr.. Patterson Home.

d. Patterson arrived here Tues day
from New Orleans after four months
visit to his son, Charlie Patterson. and
wife. He had a pleasant visit and lik, d
the south very much. Mr.. Patterson
left yesterday for Seagurtuwn. Pa. He
will spend the summer at Lake CHATEAU
qua, New York,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-03-29

Master L. D. Mari visited James
Carman Saturday and Sunday.
If the best is not too good for you
Lewisport Best -four is the flour you
ought to- use.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-03-29
LOUISVILLE MARKET
Hogs Steady; Choice Light But
cher Cattle Higher; All Other
Kinds Lower; Calves Dull;
Good Butcher Lambs Steady

Louisville. March 2S-Cattl, Tine e.
ceipts OF cattle to-day wee S9l head,
a moderate supply, yet the attenda &c
of buyers was below formal and the
tie were scarce aud IN good oemand Al
steady to l0@l5c higher prices, while
all othe xmas of butcher cat le were
dull, d"agsy aud if anything, lu,le
lover; the fe Il and sto k trade was
slow; demand slack lard PIC were low
er than last wreck; bulls slow; Gamers
Gull; mich COWS uncDanged; the he,vy
shipping cattle Was extremity sLw.
Quotations:-Prime expo steers IS.
80 a. 6; shipping steers S.. "a $50; beef
steers So. 5O@5. SO; fat Ii iie'e $i@5 80;
fat cows $3.75G95; Gu tors So 1908 Is;
Gamers 81 s0@2.75; bulls S3@5; iced
ers 81 50@5. 80; Il cktis S5@5 40;cho ce
mich cows $35@45; c, muoL 10 fair
mixers Sl5@35
Calv-s-Receipts 6; market rul ID
dull, uraggy aud lower, the choic-
veals selling at "a 615c, some 1ahcy
shade high Il; medium 5@6c; common
21a@5;.
Hogs--Receipts $3.50 Ii al; the max
e, opsned early with steady 10 Sc hover
prices IN v que; selected heavy hogs,
2lO lbs. auh up S. IS; 65 to 2lU lbs. ST.
To-; los lbs. down Sis; ioughs SG.1o
down: closed slow.
Sheep and Lamb>-Rrceipts 81 head;
the market ruled quiet; IA nnt steady;
good butcher LAMBS 512G16c; medium
and culls 3(05Hc; tat shee1 219@31ac;
medium and common sheep slow at q
21ac.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-03-29

BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
EGGS S eahy; case count I3Hc;can-
died 14Hc.
POULTRY -Hens I2Hc; old rnosters
T.; young ROSTERS 9c;young chickens II
@2oc; ducks ,Sc; turkeys l5@ Ice; x ese
Sc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
BIC TAFT RALLY
FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
PLANNED BY LEADERS
Adherents of President
Have Conference
AT Huron
TO DECIDE LATER
Definite Action Postponed Fill
After the National COIN
lnljtec Meets
TO DECIDI: LATER
Huron, $ u y number OF

Huron, $. u y number OF The
radine standpattcrS OF the stftc were
IN lu!pa oNGs sunday and il is pr
sumcd that their meeting here Was
Tor inc purpose o: tscussng a great
state rally lor pl~sldep; ;a,t Il is
stated jh;u such eathcring Will bu
called tosrfh"g some ,inc nest
month. bu not untD after the meet
ng oil the National republican COM
mittee AT Washington early in De
cembor Nj that time, if il is so de-
a4nlncd. a large state Tart rally will
De called, presumably to be held in
Huron.
/, is be!iev we'd th;t' the meeting in
dis city sunday was for tho purpose
OF arranging for boosting this meet
ins. Cousrcs smen f. W. Martin and
e. III. Burke Wore hero. on their way
To Washington. and senator Gamble
was represented by his secretary,
George T. Jones. Major II. NJ Moods
OF Custer Who is campaigning for
i.0omis Gull Ior governor. was pres
cnl, and among others horc we're ].
Il. Roberts o, the Pierre DalsotHn J
i. 'la!I%day OF the iroouois Chcf,
and Charles Itackett OF Parker.
ANNNl NCi.A.IHAl
DOESN'T WOHNN MARTIN
Deadwoo 5. ID Announcement
that Judge c. Carpenter OF the
Twcltle district OF I.ommon, will run
ne a progy asivc republican caudi-
date for con&ross in the Third dis
t!ict against Congressman = w
Martin OF lrlalwood l., not ovcas-
Joining much OF 4 stir ia political cir
Cics i'm Western South Dakota; Con
aressnian Martin is generally conccd-
ed to be safe in this district and the
appearance OF another progressive
{ gainst Him is expected To divide pro
grcssivc votes with Dr III r. hat>c.
Of Nish.and although .tudgc Carpvn
tor il, couccdcdiy the stronger of the
Two progrcssivcs IL IS in violation
nf the stat" constitution !ur a Judge
daring the lrl4n for which he was
elected TO be y candidate for nm! otn-
ci' office lin The &ilt OF tn" pcoplr OF
(; he state and Notes for uch candi
dates are thereby declared void but
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
$2G5,o72.GG55
ABERDEEN MAN is
ROBBED ON STREET

Aberdeen, S. D-P NJ Ringrusc,
:. local coal dealer was held up at
9:lU O'Clock at night as he WAS re-
turning home from the business sec
ton, where he had been doing some
trading He had both arms fun of
packages, when he was startled by u
command to drop his packages and
hold up his hands. and found himself
looking into the muZzle of I; revol-
Yer. The robber made him hand ov-
CT his money and then instructed him
to so straight home. Ringrosc start
ed home, and looking backward,
found the highway in the act OF
holding up another man, about 700
feet behind him. ltngrose starhn'1
across the street to reach Il telephone,
when the holdup artist yelled to him
ito stay on the sidewalk and go on
home, or get a bullet and Ringrosc
cbeyed orders. TIL other man has
not reported. the robbery, and it is
mot known who he is.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
ROOSEVELT CALLED
FOR PRESIDENCY
FROM ifORNiEH UNITED
STATES ATTORNEY or
THAT STATE.
ARRANGE TOUR FOR
SENATOR CRAWFORD

9 Detroit, Mich Progressive re-
publican politicians are busy to- g
" day making an itinerary for SEN 9
z a1or Crawford of South Dakota
y who will tour 4 number OF states
8 in behalf OF Senator La Follcuets g
9 candidacy for president :
Youngstown, o. \ call for the
foremost citizen of h" world.
Roosevelt, to bear the
standarj of the republican party in
the struggle for the presidency ncXt
Year was voiced at the banquet last
night OF the Garfield club of the
Ninth congressional dstric, OF Ohio
here tonight John j Sullivan,
former United States district attcr-
i.ey, WAS the speaker who named Col.
Roosevelt for he nomination OF his
party His speech was made at the
club's annual celebration of the am
niversary of he birth of the late
President James A. Garfield, who
attended congres from this dis,
trict.
GOVERNOR JOHNSON Is
OUT FOR LA FOLLi1TTI,
sacremento. Cal,-Governor John
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
BR0OKINGS Is EASILY
BEATEN BY ANKTOH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PiLn u.
rHiHIA POINTS .,G.AiNST TIlI,
AnH:gs l.Ti.E.si goLLEG!i
ssiENEN.

Yank;on, :. D-I, nkton College
defeated South Dakota state College
herc today SO TO o. Practically all
oi tie play was in State Colloge t"r-
,'itoIy. With Yank,cn's goal in dan
ser ONLY once. Robinson, Swanscm
DaAlogth, Dawson made touchdowns
Eor YaNl1on }rennal licked four
goalS &4!d made TWO drop kicks.
Yanklcu n,#dc two tJ.ea0ovms and
one drop kick first quarter, which
ended with bail in State College pos
session on own five yard inc. Sec
ond quarter. ono touchdown on for
ward pass, half enains wih State Col
!ese ban Oh own 80 yard line Third
ql!art~r, one touchdown on line
smash eEded With IanNtol's BAH on
state College yard lno Fourth
quarter one drop kick Came ended
Nani1ton's bail on Stale College 81
yard line .ankton rssorlcd 10 new
style football lhrousho5s,, making
long gains on forward '@'ssss. >atilct
Of state College played star game
sood gains on pumts ana end
runs. 'racklins of Robinson Nun
neke, MaeGrvsor aud Italia of Nank-
ton. enc rims by Tripp OF Nankton
walc features.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

/ toia hia fht did no, tiiHh !
could t. sal WcH, bcII,le Soo
can lct 20 ANA u.} 1t went
oyer 70 ibc telephone WITH Anderson
aod y lindcrmutl and called Miss
tbatabcrlan up She aid The last
imr went oul with you | told orr
would mover go again
4 said, Come on iNo 2ot an IN
Yitaton to dance and want YOU
TO 20 along and learn ne hoW. /
tol her CHAT the dance vas over to
Kowakcs and She wanted TO know
il anyone else was sonG. told AcI.
Del Niindlr5rrvr aud hia girl we're
oini;
Hicord met 'I5e girl at $50 in
front OF Bud Grcrn's store. Pre-
vionaIy Anderson had told him 10
meet the crowd d mile north of
Shady Bend Whcn Eicora am
'hc girl reached that point no one
Was there He turned the horse
around and had gone but a few Yards
when Miss Chamberlain touched his
arm and saiG.
"a, What was that. hear some
thing
Ricord said it Wis nothing Just
il!rn two m"n ran on, in the read.
and The 'arlns Followed. Altcrwald
Miss Chamberlain climbci back into
the buggy and they drove toward
Shad. Bead. They met tcur naske,!
mcm BIZ. Ricord declared Ii" could nor
Tell whether they were mon OF Wom-
n because they We're in two puggies.
!iieord said he drove the girl back
. Shady Bend and she got out OF the
,usgy and Went over toward tho
store
states Story OF :.r Case"
County Attorney McCan!css made
he opening statement for the prose
,Gticn, marlatns the entire history
Vi the case. lie told how tae plot
sas lai in Shady Ecnd August !,
NOW Edward Ricord. the Beverly
,a.bcr, WAS hired To takc Miss
chamberlain out i'm buggy on the
.rctcnse Oh cscortins her 10 Il coun
gy dance. and then TO deliver hcr
,Vor TO tlc mon with the tar, hiding
,chind tn" fence lie told how Chcs-
or Anderson and DcIbor; kinjCl- !
pargor lad PLAYED the role Of iigh- (
yaymeu on The barber and the Girl |
The Mold up the buggy at the
,oint OF pistols" McCanlcss dc2lar-
d. They took the Young woman
rom the buggy aud threw her on
he sronmd. They tore off her
!othos, and wi,ilc one poured am
,thcr rubbed tho tar upon h"r naked
,ody Nh CT inc men wore masks "
Whi!c the three defendants haG
,ot been ut the acual tarrius Nc !,
'anless said by their own boasts |
he reason they We're absent was be- |
ausc they were unable TO keep pace
With the motorcycles. ThcH wcro |
.qually TO blame with the others, y
nc said
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
SIOUX FALLS GETS
PRESS ASSOCIATION
.,TIuNNL HoDN tuTl,S 10 HOLD
ANIMAL MEETING THERE
nuHlNt; NEXT JUNE.

SiouN Falls, y ~ l'lc Nationa
Press association Will meet in SionN
Fails nest June This is the good
news wired last evening ty George
Schlossrr, secretary Of the tomiurr-
cial club, who is Il member OF the
association and who with President
H. +. DowGcll. is in Chicago attend
ng the meeting OF tie conmittcc.
There was Il spirited coMtes, at tn"
Chicago meeting. no less than twenty
Of the large cities OF the country hav-
ing representatives on hand to urge
the claims OF their respective cities
10 the honor of entertaining the
National convention next June. Sioux
Falls had some advantage in that The
president OF the association is
South Dakotan. and he. with secre-
itary SchIosscr We're able TO land the
coveted prize.
Tic plan OF the entertainment
includes II trip to the Black Hills
over the Northwestern railroad, re-
turning over the Milwaukee, after
the conclusion of the business CT the
association in Sioux Falls. This
"trip will give the editors an excellent
IOpportunity TO enjoy the scenic
beauties OF the Black Hills and see
many Of the cities and towns Of The
state us well us Sioux Falls. the
metropolis.
Rapid CITY, S, D.-Righ1 before
Ihis mothers eyes. ! wear old Elwood
,l3ergh tumbled into a wash boiler IN
lthe kitchen OF his home and before
his mother could pull MIN out, had
Ircceived burns that cost him his life
la few hours later. Mrs. Bergh had
set the boiler with its tin lid, on the
lloor and the baby sat on it. The lid
was insecure and lIlwood tipped in
to the boiling water and was scal5-
ed down TO the knees. The father
is away on business and friends are
trying to locate him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Washington, D. c.-President Taft
is better today but the doctors would
not allow him to enter the executive
offices. AS a result the cabinet met
in the White House library with the
president.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Paris Franc" The MarscillcS
special mail liiill that reached Ma
CON station. where the mails for
Switzerland in Germany a!'c trans
fclrcd ~ another line Oh Saturday
V; us discovered TO have been robbed
Three scaled cars containing In.
dia and China mails, totalng lo
bags, had been tamDcraU with and
clshecn bags had been ripped The
empty bags werc the most important
GE Tn" train. representing the hCavi-
est India and China mails for the
yeal and including packages OF jew
eiry for use al the Durbar, us well
as Christmas packages being for
warded TO the far east. The officials
were dumfoundeu
The police have no cieW. us the
thieves. like the thieves of La Iocon-
de. have vanished The theory is
,!.at they boarded the train as il was
leaving Paris, broke the locks of
he cars, and quietly threw their
booty TO conlederalcs along the
line The booty is estimated at
5000. 600
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
QUARTER OF BILLION
IN INSURANCE FOR
PEOPLE OF 5. D.
Total of $265,OO0 of
All Kinds is
Carried
NICE GAIN SHOWN
Annual Report OF Insuranc
Commissioner Bas(ord
Is Made Public
NICE GAIN SHOWN

Pierre, $. D.-Thc report OF In
Surance Commissioner i5asford COW
cJinG he calendar year OF 1910,
which has Just been issued, shows
that the foreign fire companies do
ing business in this state Tor that
year, showed a material Increase in
their business over that OF the pre-
vious year The risks carried ut the
close OF 1909, sll0,29o.93o increas-
ed to s,o1A,2l6. They showed
receipts over losses paid in 9O9 OF
$l,l57, ,SGG. while the receipts over
losses paid for 1910 were s9A".oS2.
:! decided falling Off in percentage
of profits from this state from the
preceding year. One feature of the
report shows that amount OF ins,ll-
ancc risks carried by The foreign
companies doing business in this
state has increased from $ll,1SS,-
So in 1889, UP TO $llS,01 i,2 1G for
1910.
The foreign life companies doing
business in thc state show that they
were carrying risks al the end OF
1910 TO the amount of Sll,Ol7,3U33
an increase OF nearly th!cu million
dollars for the year. On :his they
collected premiums OF Sl.,93 500,
and paid losses of $lSl,033, giving
thcm Il good net return cut OF which
10 mleG. tliejr various obligations and
sccl.rc Il profit for the compuu-
les. Unlike he fire companies. their
net returns do not show u falling of,
but Il gain OF about Sl50, 600.
Tho South Dakota Life companies
were carrying risks at the end OF
the year amounting 10 $A,S3o.3lI,
on which they collected premiums TO
The amount of $3.50, ,721Sl, and for
the year they paid losses amounting
to $25,U7S.
The foreign fratcrnal companies
doing business in the state were car
lNjng policies to the amount OF ST.
30 ,1332. and the South Dakota fra
tcTnals were carrying rlsks of S23,-
10000, both showing material gains
oNGg he previous year.
The total amount Of life insur-
ancc carried by the poplc OF South
Dakota, in the foreign life compan-
les the home companies. and the
lratcInal amounts To s 1 6 ..,;i;2,..,. :, .,
To this could we'll be added accident
and health insurance to the amount
OF $G.6a3,l 10.
To summarize the different class
cs o! Insurance carried follow
Health and accident IS G,G9:"; 10
Foreign lFirc llSG!I,2lG
Mutual Fire l1,3OJ G31
Old line ana lratornal
life ~. lG,133;i,:;79
South Dakota stock fire ..,2.,a,?l lG
Miscellaneous - 80. :;;,22%%2,331S
Tola! S2G, &C.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Los Angeles. Calif.- Both sides
HOW think that the Mcnamara jury
Will be completed shortly after the
fiis1 of December Attorneys for
each side are alreadS preparing to
offer evidence. The state may in
trDduce one hundred witnesses to
prove ii was an mpossibilty for the
Times to have been destroyed by a
gas explosion, as is claimed by the
defense
Aafter the pcrcmptory challenges
we're exercised for the second time
to-day, only two OF the niEc tales
men selected ,thls week remained
for permanent jurors. They were
Sexton and Andre and were imme-
Idiatcly sworn This leaves five jur-
Iors in the box. ready for the trial.
The defense still has eleven per-
lemptory challenges and the state
five.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

on cumc oiu Seaate.y Tor i.alollcttc
To-, prosi'icnt ard direct president
~ Pfimaly in Il formal statement
issued today Declaring that wbi'o
loI,c! in the plinary law Of
1909 gave lbe paily i'll power iul!
Fights TO send u solid delegation for
Va l'oi!eite the ~1oNolpor indicated
hat tllat was saerieing principle to
politics and that he wonid insist taal
HE people be given the right TO
n;ntc first hand icl choice for
pre dent
es>giNN sri's ROSS
Il, or OF ;OIITItS
mcmnati Ohio !,oss" Cox ot
'lmiltou county, TO ay announces
his ro;r@menl iront polilics. He
aid hc would re'ir" entirely from
business in two ySars Cox was oN-
crwhelmingly beaten in the recent
elections, notwithstanding President
Taft announced he would support
ihe Cox ticket.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
N&Mx6iti|ksNssiBn

Daily. 4 Daily srcept Sunday.
trains for Cincinnati. Columbus a,s
POINTS west and for Norfolk ard Rich.
mnnd. Pullman Hleepers. rarior Cars
promptly auswsred.
W brvILt. ME-. BRAGG.
"sn, rsss Az sTrsv. Pass. Axt
"'a wppH rxrsAvrpnnos n:ke vs
49, pusAAm. n. q
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12

n. .. These ngurcs Ars Duplishsa :,
$3.50 .. m. No. liz, easrpouud, dali,
nscn as' xih '.s G. s1a srans ss
north at Selma; at GoldsDoro with A
., 1. train for Wilmington alco with
Norfolk Southern train for New Bern
handles Pullman sisspin. Cars from
Greensboro TO Raleigh.
il;yt a.. M; No. l44, sastbound foi
Rsleigh, Selma and Goldsboro. connect.
nd e soa sslm and S q & l. irwin With n0rs
Z trains for Wilmington; also witt
Norfolk Southern train for New Bsrn
Morehoad City and Beaufort
sss Selma No and ~ ssssSS"n0 co 5a
Meeting. At Selma with A. G. L. train
south for Fayetteville. ana 1t eislds
boro with A. c. L. trains north 70,
s:is :. m: No. Ill. wsstbound fol
Greensboro. connecting with main Tins
rains both north and south. also fsi
Ashevssle and Knoxville. Pullmal
wee. ssn ka,eigh Aa and G sn n n G,
open AZ Raleigh for occupancy ut s:sf
$50 .. m No. II westbound through
yilis. Handles Southern Railway par
lor car, Goldaboro 70 Ashsville.. Con
aects Al Greensboro with main lin.
.rains north and south.
orse. cen Banales ~ through st10 Pnfinss
sleeper from Raleigh Durham TO Al
ANITA. Connects at Greensboro with
naih line trains for the north anc
.outh, also for Ashsvnls. Knoxville ant
30 o. M: No. Iis arrives Durham
Tally except Sunday from Richmond
zeysville. Makes all LEGAL lntsrnsdists
500 .. m. No. Iso Leaves Durham
~ :hmond. Makes all local fntsrmsdi
.s:4o j. m. No. lot Arrives Durham
or Raleigh. MAKES all local interms
late stopa. Takes up connection ~
xeysviiie from No. 7. which leaves
richmond $40 .. M; arrives Ksysviii,
1855 .. m: No. ils. daily. arrfvss
Durham from Raleigh. and leaves 81
400 y. m. for Keysville. Makes a
local intermediate stops Deliver
has been changed 10 leave Keysvills
s:51 y. m. arrive Richmond. SOS.
schednle of trains between oxfere
and Henderson. N. C., adjusted TO make
e..pnestion with the foregoing frains
Local trains Nos. II ana 20 bstwssa
and lis between keysvIlls and Dur
not be handed ...s ns isAs on frsish
trssns Nos. 81 and 81 between Nan.
chester and Keysy.lle, nor on mixse
trains Nos. 2si. as2, 10. and s7s be
tween EeyssiIle and Durham.
Effective same GATE. October q. 1915
the following other changes on Rich
monc Division wsre also made:
10. .. le, e Danyille s:l5 q. m. Keys.
Vile ll.t5 a. an, and arrive Richmond
l.C0 y. N. WIN make all local stoos
Danyille 70 keysyille; also stop At Ne
herrin and Burkevliie and further stop
az points east % keysviile 10 discharge
pansengers from points west thereof
No. ~ Leave Dsnyiils 2:06 .. "
keysviiis 1851 .. m ana arrive Rich
nopd SOS p. m.
For further iaformstion call on An
drcse.
u. y. CARY, J. o. jones'
Gen. Pass. Agent Tras. Pssz- A1sn,
p - NnnGW Ann ussaa Ese{~s A.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
= NOTICE OF SUMMONS
Superior Court.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
ella Brown ~
Albert Armstrong, ct al.

VS..
Albert Armstrong, ct al.
To Glennis Terry,
You will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been COM
menced in the Superior Court Of
Durham County. To remove cloud
on the title of some real estate
wherein you claim to have some In
terest. and same being situated In
the City OF Durham near the Whit
ted Graded School, and you will
further take notice that summons
has been duly issued for you by
the CLERK OF Superior Court OF Dur
ham County and the same has been
returned by the Sheriff OF Durham
County endorsed after due diligence,
Clients Terry Is not 10 be found In
Durham County; and II further APP
bearing 10 the Court that you are q
nonresident OF the State OF North
Carolina and reside In the State Of
New York, an order was duly made
by the said Superior Court requiring
YOU TO appear at the next term OF
said court to be held in the court
house In the City OF Durham. North
Carolina. on the fourth Monday af-
ter the first Monday In September,
to-wit: October I'd, 1911. at which
time You are required to answer or
lemur to the complaint OF plaintiff
Or the relief prayed for win be
granted.
This 2Sth day OF August. 1911.
c. y. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court.
$50 Sept. c-13-20
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-12
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Ash vesr Druggist or Write
Milan Medicine c., pssvIlIA u

'Mltttta &tAtt
North Carolina
Durham County.
Mrs. Lula styne W. ]. y. styne.
Tho defendant above named will
take notice that m action entitled
as above has been commenced III the
Superior Court Of Durham County
for the purpose OF obtaining a ~.
yorce from the bed and board Of the
defendant against the defendant and
IN favor 81 the plaintiff: and the
saId defendant viii further take no
tlce that he n required 10 appear al
the term Of. the Superior Court OF
said County 10 be held the fourth
Monday after the FIRST Monday in
September. u being tho End day Of
October. 1911 az the court house Of
aaid County IN Durham. North Caro-.
lina, and answer or demur TO the
complaint In said action, or the
plaintiff will apply TO inc court for
the relief demanded In said CON-
plant.
This End day Of Augtst. 1911.
G. u. GREEN.
Clerk SUPERIOR Court.
Nec. N-5sfaw.f wks.