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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
Patrolmen Suffer
. Because of Theft

Because OF bis theft pulled off
ON their bear without their knowI.
eige. when $1,000 worth OF fnrs
we're stolen from the Mueller fur
store, AZ 1912 Second av.. Patrol.
men r. q. Montgomery and w y,
MeGraw were suspended from duty
for five days BY Chief Bannick
During Friday night thieves had
stripped one side OF the store OF
nearly all furs OF value. and also
got away with many valuable coats.
In the rear the window was found
broken and iron bars bent
The patroimen should have
known Of this broken window said
the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

ATLANTA. Nov. q William A.
Marlin. So years old. has gone 70
Jail 10 escape his f0.year-old wife. a
trained nurse, whom he recently
married.
When MIR. Marlin was seriously
sick Miss Margaret Glass. a nurse
took care OF him until he recovered
then married him. She took him
away from the home OF hts dangh
terr, and while the old man says she
mistreated him and he wants to get
away from her. he declares he loves
her stlll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
JUDGE AUGUST c. BAekUs.
MRS. sAMENFiNk MRS. JUrRziNski EMIL

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 27.--f,mil
samcnfink. 1911 Eighth st.. killed
Albert Jutrxinski Ia quarrel over
cards. The widow was left help
less. with a baby 10 support. Sam.
eufink also Ia married.
Samenflnk pleaded guilty before
Judge August c. Backna Of the mu.
nicipal court Judge backaa deliy.
cred a decision like unto Solomon.
He sentenced samenfink 10 support
the widow and child OF the mur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
Denies Taft Rumor

WASHINGTON. Nov. s5.--Secr~-
tary TO the President Chas ID Hilles
today denied the truth OF a story
published In Ohio. that President
Taft had met the challenge OF the
Ohio progresslvss and would urge a
presidential preference primary In
that state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
I. R. Won't Run

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.-The
North American asserts that II has
an authoritative statement from
Roosevelt, In which II il declared
that Roosevelt will not support any
manlfor the nomination.
"As to himself" the statement
continues, Roosevelt Ia not a can.
Ididate. nor has he been at any
time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
LESSON FROM THE
WATER SHORTAGE

God called loudly In an effort
TO awaken the city last week" dc.
ciared Rev. T.. " Shaylor, rector
Of st. Marks church. in a sermon
yesterday. Whether lie used the
engineers oversight or the melted
SHOWS, He uttered the oftforgol.
ten fact that He loves US.
"Of what use were the great
water mains OF mans creation II
there were no water OF Gods xiv.
ing2 Last week our property.
homes and human lives we're en-.
dangered. but we're protected By a
power above our own"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
UNCLE JoE's CIGAR AS
CHIP ON SHOuIDER

ROCKFORD, H.. Nov. Eft the
republican party loses In 1919, II
viii be the fault Of Uncle joe
Cannon's cigar. according 10 Rev.
T. - Thompson
ut was not the progressive cause
primarily that defeated Cannon for
the speakership." said Thompson.
1T was the pugnacious TIT of that
stogie. II is the congressional red
flag 1t Ia chip carried on the
shoulder OF conservatism. It's an
Invitation for every red-blooded op-
ponent TO wade In"
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OLD LOVE REVIVED

BUFFALO, N. ". Nov. 27.---
Fifty years ago Judge william East.
man OF Omaha. Neb., and Mrs.
Sarah J. Green Of Buffalo. were
aweethearts. Judge Eastman, then
"a youth Of 20, emigrated to the
West There he married. Mrs.
Green likewise married.
Both lost their partners. and NJ q
reunion OF veterans in Buffalo last
summer the two met. The love OF
their youth was rekindled, and the
climax came when the couple were
married.
Judge Eastman is 20 years old.
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. 27.--While
waiting for workmen to procure
jacks with which 10 lift cars from
his mangled legs, n. e.. Ekleberry.
a Northern Pacific brakeman,
cut away both legs. II was an ex.
hibition Of iron nerve. but Ekleber-
~ died few hours later. He was
run over by a train.
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idefnd man.
TYou will be watched closely by
your probation officer, Theodore
pme." said the judge. You must
report to him for two years. II the
widow suffers from lack 81 funds.
with impose sentence al once"
The mother and wife Of Samcn.
fine and Samenfink himself wepi
Tor SOY at the decision. Il am only
a carpenter" he said. hut I'm glad
10 do all can 10 support Mrs. Jut'
Tzinski am a happy man"
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pector who has
just been sojourn.
ing in Alaska. Il
back IN town 20
spend the winter
here. He tells an
interesting story
OF the latest wrin.
kic In mine salt
ing up yonder In
the wilis.
IL WAS worked
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were made and each painful showed
up rich with gold dust. On the
basis OF this showing a good price
was paid for the claim. When the
Ensiishmen started TO work the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

been enabled 10 salt the claim
under their very eyess
II came out at last The miner
had paeketfal Of gold dust and
took a moathfui with every chew OF
tobacco aud casually spit Il into the
pan as he worked.
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tihltn thry Ntts
singularly unsuc
ccaafui. All the
gold they got out
Of their purchase
was what the
miner had panned
for them. They
realized that they
had been bun.
ko~d. Hut how
had the miner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
RATHER MUCH STUCK UP.

. RATHER MUCH STUCK UP. /,
. PIERRE. s. D.. Nov. al ,
= W G. schmalin. living near ,
= Midland. was attracted by a !
= connection In one room OF his I
= house. and investigating found I
= that rattleenake. which had ,
Ncntured Ia at the open door. /,
4 In his Investigations had got ,
= tangled up with n sheet OF ,
= sticky fly paper. and was ,
= tying himself into closer and ,
4 closer knots in his efforts 10 ,
= gct away. The snake could +,
. not break loose from the hold ,
4 Of the paper. and was soon put +,
4 out Of the way with handy ,
= club.
4 4 4 4 4 4 n 4 4 4 4 q a ,
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~ EEFFE ~ = /
DOG A MOTHER TO BEARS

b LONDON. Nov. 27-Some I
\ young Polar bears. whose ar. 4
\ rival il being awaited nj the =,
! London geological Gardens. ,
are to be mothered by a dog. 4
Hitherto all the polar bears 4
born to Barbara. who is now 4
collecting bits OF straw aud ,
making nest. have died. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
AcksTRAW Kills cHI

= PASADENA, Cal. Nov. "a.
= Viola Mathews. a 5-year.old
\ girl. died today following an
4 operation for the removal Of a
= jackstraw IN her throat While
= playing IN the yard yesterday
4 Viola placed the pIaything I'm
4 her mouth and could not get
= Il out. Later an operation was
4 deemed necessary. as the child
= was slowly choking 10 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

Houses and lots on very easy terms
Ia little down. balance Ike rent
rooms. large lot. only 1850. Terma
~ above.
WILSON 4 MAELowE,
Harries Bldg. Renton. Wash.
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acknowledgement
@trbddtia an per Sos ans
eelefsr erpIofion be.
thsi!igt gepefen su
fttu.

gacoma, Daib., 8. Dit. - Qm
8cnntritos bate Der D,tet.ip .Dils
liam ). Burns bic 9ebouptung aufs
s.itelIt, bnb WlitgIieosr Der .6ome
Golonp". elmer aneeblih anarhiitis
i9en auiisoIuns. etfpos nit Der Grs
pIofion gu thun sebobt bdtien, bic
oas Gebdube Der Cos 4naeies ZINES
3sritorie. Run srtl1rt aud Der Silfss
goun.n qnpaIt BON 9neomn, O. G.
Ro!ie, bab er gefpeismaieriai bnfiir
in isinem 8eiis babe, bob SAB ssor,
Elm WiteIieb Der aniiebIuns, nit Der
angeIegenbeit gu tbun sebabt babe.
6or III Der Rsootieur einsr ileinsn in
Der aolonis beraus ssgtbenen 3situna
.9k asitatpr". CT iiebt jsBt unter
Der antlos., gum Mnfrubr oufgebest
3u baben. untsr $1,000 giirsihafi.
gsipsismat.rinl. bos bier felt Wos
den Don 0stftiDs ssfpmm.it pOrb.n.
lit on ben DiTtrittschnaIi 5reosrids
BON Cos anselss seihidt iporosn.
Nolte, Der iogt, bnb er 3uerit onges
fansen babe. @erboni sssen bic 4oIoe
niFtsn gu fhDpIsn, ols fiirslih cine
unieriuhung iiber ibre lsbenspeils
aefiibri nuros, bebnnptet. hab Gapib
Gaplan, elmer Der brei Wdnner, bic
an Der ngimss", ",Grplofion betbeilist
sstpeien fsin iolIen, erit poraursem bsr
sfolonie einen Beiuh abgeifcttet babe.
Holte iit Der aniint, bob bos Gps
namit, nit benz oas ~9imes1 sDebdube
serft0rt tpuroe. in Tacoma seinufi
norpsn iii, unp odb Is BON San sJDr
uno :. 9. grnce, unter tpelhern Wnz
men Games 3. UleNnmara beianni
mar. nad san Urnneiseo gsbraht
,purDe.
Werberbli9e GtHrme.
RosaIss, Ari3onn. s. 0tto6<r.
Gin Giienbabntelegrapbift In Torres,
Sonora etabIiris am Samitog lnnge
genue Nerbinnung nit bitligtr Gtnbt,
um miitkiIen 3u f0nnen, bah fiinfjsbu
BIB 5ipanois p.rfonsn in Dsm Gtnrm
umgeiommen isien, Der bonn Oienitog
bis Dpnneritas an Der MsffIfte bon
WeTitO seberriHt. Oh meiiien 2tute
tamm II crtlik li1es NJ xsss1S g.
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slufion hires Ranees 3u sebsn. Iudb
oaran binsen Tie nit ungtihttitm ets
fer. geipnDtrs III Gtaoame NoeiaiDe tn
bieTem aapitel in5usdnslih, ale Was'
mpiren berinten iiber oieie Suht ihlos
genbe Gbaratter3iige: Elm poge be-
fpmmt cine tiihtige Strafpreoigt.
neil er aus Weriehen einen Iugenbltf
feline !Sonb in ben Duff seittdt bate.
ben iie ibm 3u trdesn gab; tie tpenost
Iid1 on ben Winiiter bes aenbern, nm
fit] bel ibm 3u betIaeen, bab man ne
zines Sases nit .aoniaIihe Sobeit"
unb niht sanS furs rMcbame" onees
rebet bdtte, ibren Seeliorger bebnn@
bette iis Iebr itreng. neil er, ipte ile
bebduptei, fem gominus poblscum
mi. onberprbentIi6er Rahlohigfeit
eeIogt bate, fporouf lie ihm bsmsrssn
lieb, bob er niht 8iihof mare, nno
Iih ni6t bos Reft anmnben oiirfie,
ben Gottesoienit ols pralai" obSus
balien. DieIe tleinsu 9nronnsien
trDiteten iie iiber ibrs 8erlafienfeit.
60 sisht iib bos 2ebsn bon Waess
bares SipiIttn bdbliten gtrIeums
bunsen, ipin5is.nSntrisusn unb ileins
Iihen Strsitereien bdbin. fpdbrenb
BON Stunbe Su Gtunbs irnmer fiirhs
terlitsr iih Elm 9sipitter iber lhnen
Suiammensieht, hns alles nm iie htrs
um serft0ren fpirb. Der 5ob lit piel
erobmiitbiger aIs bas Sebfn uno
raft einige BON linen DOR Der aotas
itropbe binpes. ysur spei, Wsaoams
MbtIaibe unb Mahams gtetoire tonHs
ten bsm 3ufommsuitur3 Der Wonars
die btipphnen. Gi. iinb fshr su bee
Hagen. gis gum Sbluiis unbarms
krsie iit bos S6idial, bas iih erbtts
tsrt ouf fie ftiirsts, oas ibnen llnsIiid
bradte unb linen bic aureole pertpeis
osrts, benin nid1t. ME fdit alle ihre
9erpanbisn, botter lie Die apotbeoie
bss Rartriumns. 2luf bic eriten ges
brobungen fliihttter lie mad Stalisn,
bod fie ipuroen unterpegs ererifftn,
unb bic tonltitnireroe gerfammluns
beroibIhlaete Iones uber ben Ion.
Gin 3eputirier beitisg Die Sribiine
unb fagte: .Guropa ipiro febr ers
ftaunt isin. ipenn ss erfabren tpiro.
bdb Die rationale ionititutrenbe 8ers
fommluns Jranireihs bier Stunben
oamit perbrohi bot. iib.r bic abreifs
bon stpei 9umeu su perbanosIn, Die
Iisbsr bic WeHe in Rom als in poris
Ief.n boren." Rad bisisr bofliden
g.meriung IisR ysnE iis iiber bic ito'
lieutfhe 9rense sisheu.
gluu beginner bic SABRE Der Der
bannung. Die Sabre bes Climbs unb
bes llmkrsiebsns. gDis ans llfer oss
'htpemmte 9eitranbSte betrahtsien r.
bon ipsitsm NIT eritount,n BIid,n ben
erobn Gdiffbruf. Sic batten bi.
3utunft uihi por0usesiebsn unb pers
iiunoen BON osr e,eoeniport ni6ts.
WsHn Der giiB In bic 5ssrbe sefabs
rsu If, Der Sh1fsr nsrlhpunbsu uno
Der Stdu serit6rtsiit. iisbi man bic srs
Itetten S6afe piht oneinanbsr ess
ordnet 5itterno uHn ubns iicb gu riihs
rem ben gDirbelipinb eYuartsH, Der
aud iis bupoHiagen foll.
Die priu5tHinneH Harden Dber
pOllsubetsR ibr Sierbsn feds Mono,s
mad einanotr. Waoome Wictpire am
Z. Suni 1899, Wnoame 4oeIaios ON
25. Jsbruar 1900. .Sbrsr 5unb in
bus BUD tutfoLIsH. In BEN iis nifts
gslsien batten."
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aaenien f.it WsufRnaf:
German ynfiunal EGaf; strii gatieHal Ednf
g. nne KsaIwui 2iraEe; -geflsra wgrman N1H I;
sfIns lciioual snni; Esplsr a. 60, 1910 Aats
E;rnts StsibsI tirb gaiicnaI srgf: erlattcn
gerHian Pant serrif0n uuh Qulercln auek
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anseisen fir cafbernfs.

Iesenen Griihnfi, ums 2sbtn. gofos
MIA. Elm 0ncertr Srt. ipurbs ebenfnus
fat snns 3eritort unD es iameH bort
bier bis fiinf perioHen ums asben.
Gifenbabn aolIifion.
Rohefer. Did. 8. Dttober. -
Bel sinsr Roniiion SDiihen einsm
Ronifrufiionss unb einem ponogiers
aug Der Detroit liniteo Rciltpnn. bte
cine MeiIe n0rblih BON No6eiter
jtnttfanb. ipurbtn 3Dei Ufdnner gt,
tDbtet unb elf ntrlett. elmer iDnbrs
i9einIin .6btlid- DIE Get0bteten
linb: Daniel 1aIIpn. ungefd6r 90
Sdbre olt. elm Grocer bon 1liHt unb
"a - ~ ni4t isszttf iaissss @ans
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s soSes-Mastieeu.


eiurb dm eonntae. ben s. Gftobsr 1911, urr
Z libr WecraeHs, uiffsr geIiebter Nnter. DroDs
paieI nrdrefipQter uIin ElapleneThaieT.
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s1otana Altsmtifr,

i'm sgiter bon 80 Snbrsn uno 3 gsondieit lie
9,esrbigunp fi1insf finif an Ifenfiae Aabrrits
ida am l iihr rcn Inucrbaltfe aus, Sc 1879
RIeaiaHi Giy., lDprnus nm 1I1 lihr in cer
TsntidD, CD 9rct Ct 4aifIIssttiTte Elm Ttniter'
GeficsDicnit n5gtbn fpsfo.
1ir nnmsrubfu SiHtrrbiisbrHen.
g'itis fegT'e @tnmen. 80
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ELarb ON cruniaa, hgfr 3. Eftebes 1911,
1lbr 10 qf9fruten JLnroer1k
Otto N. lasnniuasr,

ceIiebier cdfie ron Dora saeHnIncr. aes
GipHat inn Sitter non AZ sab-en, 10 O,oHdien
unn IL 1nacn Tie Seit ber Beerotguna miro
frnfer befnnnt nefndcat. III
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
Citizens Asked TO HEIGHTS Meeting.

I'VE want al the people OF the city.
who can conveniently do s0, to be in
attendance at the meeting of the Hood
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
GREETINGS SENT TO
FAR AWAY SWEDEN

One of the most interesting events
at the banquet held in the Masonic hall
Saturday evening was the reading of a
letter from Axel N. Rahm, who is now
in Sweden, but who at tbestime the ded-
ication of Tieman Hall was master Of
the lodge. The building was erected
with the proceeds Of the estate of A. II.
Tieman, who at his. death willed his
entire property to the local lodge,
Slips of paper were distributed to the
members of the organization and each
sent message to the far away
brother.
The principal speaker of the even
ing at the meeting held in the lodge
room previous to the banquet was w.
G. Bristol, of Portland, who gave a
very interesting and instructive talk
on Masonry. lie was followed by Rev.
E. a. Harris, who gave a lecture Illus
trated with steriopticon views.
A large number OF visiting masons
were present. Among them was Robt
Tucker, Of Portland, a prominent
mason there, who with Mrs. Tucker
was here to see the apple show. Mr.
Tucker was the principal speaker at
the banquet Many short talks were
made by local men, recalling the en-
thusas.n of MIR. Tieman and his devo-
tion to the order.
In addition to those named those
making speeches were Thad l.. Vree-
land, A. S. Blowers, and A. 2. Tiff, Of
Portland; and G. G. Roberts and j. r.
Putnam, of this valley. Truman But
Ter was POSTMASTER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16

River Heights Push Club Friday even
ing, says j. T. Holman, president Of
the organization.
The club will convene at the Holman
Hall on Twelfth street for the purpose
of discussing the coming municipal
election. 1t is hoped that citizens
from every community will be present
in order that the public opinion of the
entire city may be sounded.
At the last meeting of the Push Club
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That it be the sense Of
this meeting that the salary of the city
recorder be raised to SIS per month,
that the treasurer be paid a reasonable
amount and that the coueilmen be given
the sum of $500 for each regular at.
tendance at meetings.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
DISTRICT CONVENTION

With 2l0 members present the Odd
Fellows held at their lodge rooms
Monday evening their annual district
convention. The district is composed
of the counties Of Sherman, Wasco and
Hood River. Ninety three of the
visitors arrived Monday evening on a
special train from The Dalles. At the
business meeting of the evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: A. Wilson, of this city,
president; I. Robertson, of Moro,
secretary; and o. d. Doane, Of The
Dalles, treasurer.
Following the sbusness meeting a
deslightful banquet was held. The
principal speakers were A. W. Bower
sox, of Albany, Grand Master; Rev.
H. A. Harris, who gave an illustrated
lecture; and +. S. Mayes The next
meeting place Of the convention will
be some city of Sherman county.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
The Public Library.

A new fashion has invaded Hood
River which is limited to this county.
1t is the signing of the County Public
Library Petition. This project is
arodsing widespread enthusiasm, and
attended with phenomenal success,
indicating that the people are ready
for the library, and wish to show their
readiness in the most practical way of
favorlng the special tax. 1t is a
splendid fashion. At the banquet last
Saturday. the University Club mem
bers proved their interest in higher
education by adding many names to
the petition. The petition will come
to You soon, with the opportunity of
bringing to a focus the magnificent
preliminary work of the Womans
Club. Library Press Committee.
II, A. Macdonald.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
TOWN LOTS PLOTTED
AT PINE GROVE

The members of the Pine Grove
Grange have purchased an acre Of land
adjoining their property at Pine Grove.
The new purchase will be plotted aud
sold for town lots. eve expect to
start little city in that portion Of the
valley" said one of the members Of
the grange.
On the property already owned by
the Pine Grove Grange is erected a
substantial building equipped. with one
of the valleys best show houses. The
next number of the Lyceum Course,
which the grange is presenting to the
public this winter, will be the Column
bian Quartet. The blind musicians,
who have made world wide reputa-
tion for themselves in their Chimes, !"
will appear at the grange hall tonight.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
NeW Light COmpany Formed.

The Hood River Gas Electric Co. is
the name of a new corporation, with
capital stock Of Sl00, 600, which has
filed papers Of incorporation for record
with County Clerk w. +. Hanson.
The incorporators of the new concern
are James j. Flynn, Fred A. Martin
and w. NJ. DAILY, of Portland. While
the plans of the new concern have not
been made public, it is understood that
it is a subsidiary corporation of the
Pacific Power & Light Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-16
S121O 10 Snnkane and Return.

Tickets will be sold November %
and %, l9ll,,YIA The NORTH BANK
ROAD FOR THE NATIONAL APPLE
SHOW The tickets are good for re-
turn until December 2. Visit the
greatest apple show in the world and
enjoy the E-NAK-0PS carnival. E. A.
Gilbert, agent, White Salmon, Wash.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-02-01
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are too Dangerous fol
Sail bury People 10 Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them, Health i;
gradually undermined. Backache
headache, nervousness, lameness,
soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease
follow in merciless succession. Dom
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid
ut Us with the certain and safe remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured
people right here in Salisbury.
NJ. NJ Williams, y Kirk Street
Salisbury, N. c., says: Il suffered 6
great deal at times from dull pain.
across my back. accompanied by
soreness in my kidneys. | also iaC
headaches and felt tired and langui'i
nearly all the time. | noticed that the
kidney secretions were unnatural and
this led me to believe that my kidney:
needed prompt attention. Seeing
Deans Kidney Pills highly recommen'
ded for such troubles, l procured
box and used them in accordance will
the directions. received the best o
results and can say that they have
helped me wonderfully. l am nov
feeling much better and | give Doan's
Kidney Pills the credit"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
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Remember the namo-Doan's-anG
take no other.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-02-01
North Carolina, In the Superior court
Rowan county. ! Before The clerk.

North Carolina, In the Superior court
Rowan county. Before The clerk.
John J. Stewart, Admr.
of Eliza Cald well,
Amanda Foster, Lands Notice to
Austin, Julius AUSTIN, julius
Emma Scott, Neal Scott Austin.
Susan Cowles and Cap
Cowles.
Let the defendant, julius Austin
take notice that a special proceeding,
entitled as above, has been instituted
before the undersigned, clerk of the
Superior court of Rowan county, for
purpose of selling the real estate of
Eliza Caldwell, deceased, situate in
Salisbury. North Carolina, to make as
sets to pay the debt of Eliza Caldwell:
julius Austin is interested therein as
OF the heirs, and is required by an
order OF the court in said proceeding
to appear before the clerk of the Su-
perlor court of Rowan county at his
office in Salisbury, North Carolina, on
the sixth day of February, 1911, and
answer OF demur to the petition now
on lille in said proceeding, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded.
This the 21st day of December, 1910.
]. F. MoCUBBINs,
Clerk of the Superior court,