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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
IS a ~ NJ &c K
SHIFTS
COPS

Dissatisfied with the work Of
patrulmen In the restricted district.
Police chief hanuiek yesterday
ordered the transfer Of several men.
Patroiman Joe Revelle. who has
been "herding stumpa. will take
n. c. GaFland's place below Ycaler
Way. ] u Peterson. who chased
cows IN the outlying districts
under wappy. viii take w u
Stems place IN lower Third az
chad Ballard viii be brought lu
from the tall uncut 70 take y W
Hackers beat on First av $
Gus Fischer. who has been on
the night watch In the restricted
district. viii give way 90 Henry
Lcek Guy Carleton. another re-.
strieted district patfolmRn. viii be
supplAnted ~ A G. Johnson,
Frank Kennedy. Who was re-
duced to patrolmAn from the de
tectiyea department under WRppy
and given beat out near Lake
Washington. win be attached 10
central headquarters today In a
clerical capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
PRISONERS ARE
STILL At LARGE

II IL the belief OF Jailer Roberts
that kid Mccullough and George
l.. Cole. escaped prisoners from the
county jail. are IN hiding with
friends In Seattle.
Deputies in automobiles covered
els miles about Seattle within two
hours after the escape, including
all the lines OF egress, but no infor-
nation was elected regarding the
missing prisoners. Yesterday a
new paddock and chain was placed
on the barred door leading to the
kitchen, through which the escape
was made.
AS a result Of the escape Night
Jailers Jack Spaight and Fred Yank
and p. X. Mohr, day baker, were
suspended. awaiting final decision
Of their cases by Sheriff Hodge.
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All this time he was spending about
$4,000 a year on them But J. p.
Morgan and Theodore Roosevelt
came to the rescue. the former with
some good hard cash. the latter
with few kind words Of encour-
agement Curtis plans TO write and
collect his work In 20 big volumes.
which will sell for $4,000 a set. No
home complete without set.
Mr. Curtis win be 43 years old
tomorrow. SO you can't celebrate
today However. August Belmont
is IS years old today. II that will
help you any.
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AWFUL DEATH TOLL
OF PLAGUE m CHINA

with regard TO the M province In
Chinese Turkestan. a feeling OF
deep alarm and unrest prevailed
here today. Despite the figures
just received % plague fatalities.
the belief Is general today that the
deaths are double those Of official
estimates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

llfdu tt&ttA Att AAta
Indians we're GO
ing TO die some
OF these days
without leaving
any pictures or
records of them
selves for the
oenefit OF poster
ity. No sooner
had he accumu-
lated this bee
than he felt IL
was up TO him to
ny to the rescue.
so he bought a
good strong cam
era and started
out. taking pic
lures right and
left. mostly right,
He not only
lived with the
redskins. but he
p h OTTO gr aphed
and drew pic.
lures of them 20
-. -. -
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FOR BETTER SERVICE


tBy United Frresl
NEW YORK. Feb. ts-Behind
the ousting OF George J. Gould from
the presidency Of the Missouri
Pacific. there lies scheme for n
new TRANSFORM ental railroad.
which calls for through train
service between New York and San
Francisco with Wall ST. financing
the deal
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Off for Treasure
oBy United Press,

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb 1s.--Head-
ed by A. Henry, who q year ago
made similar cruise, 20 local ad.
vcnturers will leave for Cocoa
island, off the coast OF Lower Cali
fornla. In search OF the supposed
treasure on that island. as soon as
q steamer can be chartered.
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eusINEsa CHANGER

N~~~~~~~~e~s~~~~-~-e~~e @~e~e~@~~-~~-~s~~~s~-~-
for sale. millinery and ladies furnish
ms store in rountrp town. 10 miles from
city. population teNs good surrounding
country 20 aFsw frufu Twn other tna NJ
- iihF Nise within sia miles where mill
iinufr NAY b. taken once ur twice a
month. Invoice tiito. viii eel for
ft.eco cash Trade viii Justify much
larger stock Reason Ter selling must
80 20 ny homestead in Occur De Aisne
Phone deacon esa
Grocery. clean. ~ 10 date riock an
nsrrssarr fixtures. two-horns delivery.
aood business. beet residence: 80 health
cause % selling About -. goo A-itt.
The Star
For Sale Boarding and roominF house.
~ rooms 70 haaFdrFt, close 20 tuUn
VIII cell for = the value Of she plRcr.
Phone Main ttaf
Huomlns and boarding house Tor sale
cheap; doing good business Cesar eaa
ti2 18Th ar. opposito new Providence
hospital
Blacksmith shup for sale. 1850 to $500
psf month business Call nj gath and
Madison
Pool room. tables. CisaF and tobacco
stand. located IN Henton snap. " 4
Sanger
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pEKING. Feb Is.--with official
reports OF $4,000 dead from the
pneumonia plague In Manehuria.
and the Chinese foreign board hard
pressed BY the Russian government
for a reply To the cars note con
corning Russia's representations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

OLYMPIA. Fob Is OF all The
direct legislation measures intro
duccd IN this session Of the lcEis'
lature not one has been acted ON
BIZ both houses got. one. the initia.
tive for constitutional amendments,
has passed the house and gone %
the senate.
Il will not be an roses for this
hill. however Though scheduled
for consideration last Thursday, it
gathered new wrinkle on the way
aud the seaatOrs sent Il back 60 a
committee for amendment In the
house the chief fight conferred about
the percentage 90 initiate a const'
tntional amendment &c finally pass
Ing with n 10 per cent clause.
The senators, however. are start
ing a different fight They are Hp
parently satisfied with the number
required to sign the petition before
the initiative Is set IN motion but
want more than mere majority to
express themselves Ia favor Of any
Initiative amendment before Il be-.
comes Law. Gov Hay IS behind the
effort to have the bill amended IN
this respect
Friends Of the measure view
the proposed amendment as
vicious one. since Il would re-
quire that 90 per cent Of all the
electors participating IN such
election must vote for any
amendment before 3, carries.
This means 90 per cent Of all
the voters. whether they vote AZ
all on any particular amend.
rens. AS many people refrain
from voting on amendments OF
any nature. there is possibility
that there may often be total
Of less than so per cent Of ali
the votes cast both for and
against a proposed amendment.
Recall in House.
One other direct legislation bill
has passed the house. the one on
the initiative and referendum by q
vote Of IS 10 II last Wednesday.
The house. too. has under con
side2tion the recall bill. which pro.
vides for the right Of the people Ia
recall any elective office, including
judges OF the superior and supreme
courts. The bill has not had final
reading yet. but from the debate had
on Il on second reading. when Il was
subject 20 amendment. there Is
everything to indicate its ultimate
passage.
Originally. the bill provided that
IS per cent q the voters at the
previous election could start a re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
JUST LIKE A POET.

Doctor-Are you M? Let me see
your tongue.
Poet.-Ah, It IS no use, no tongue
can tell how bad feel. Columbia
Jester.
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GET A LOT lM T@E FASTEST GROWING
TOWN 0M TME WEST
DyWAILLL
Tn the Heart o a Rich valley"
FINE LEVEL LOFTS ONLY @25, TERMS

We selling town OF homesoekcra
20 business men and 90 Investors WHY NOT GIT oNE2
II Is good Investment
Il is a good place to live
II Is a good place TO into business
DuNALL Is located the
the Cherry Nalcy-haf Tolt ga
world
The "a Investment As when Ia
ne" ana bound to II willing take tho opinion
OF two Of the railroad the Bt
VAIL and VIII DtNAtI4
at ouce-but don't AND YOURSELF
no other station between TOt
station grounds stock yards warehouse grounds. Du
VAIL 70 care Tor the future traffic. That IL what The Great
northern thief tngurcr said and proof that he meant what
he said a the fact that this railroad finished
aton.
WHAT a KING COUNTY COMMISSIONER THINKS
on trip 20 DUVALt County
ford said For
aiure city only waiting for tho railroads 70 the
FARMERS WANT A GOOD TOWN
The farmers near bUYAtL want
have market place their products
fertile soil OF one OF the richest valleys OF the
WHY DON'T you INVESTIGATE TnIs1
New Towns 10 Spring Up
New Towns Have Made People Rich
NEVER HAS THERE BEEN 4 TOWN WITH A MORE
PROMISING FUTURE THAN DUyALL OFFERS
YOU TODAY.
In 100 days puNAli. has realized improvements:
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
NEW CHURCH BUILDING
SEVERAL NEW STORES
NEW DEPOT
STREETS GRADED
ALL THESE ARE ~ USE
Cal a. office and DuvALI or write
Tor latest folder concerning this
OREGON a WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
hS&li3' Henry Building Seattle. Wash.
Everett office 1909 Hewitt Az.
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OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY.

A few years ago Edward s Cur
It's OF Seattle got the idea into his
- 49, III a..
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Spanlsh-Amcrlcnn war veterans
and other supporters Of John O.,
Pierce. candidate for the council
viii parade thc streets with torches
tonight. previous 60 rally 90 be-
held Ia his interest M Blue Ribbon
hall. Ia the Seattle theatre build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
THE MARKETS

The following are mo average prices
qrsted by the local wholesalers on local
produce. meats and feed. Prices In all
eases are subject 20 variations according
10 freshness and general excellence, but
these prices, unless otherwise Indicated,
are for strictly first grades.
Eggs aud Butter--selling Price.
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HomssTEAps.

s~e~~NN~~~~rN~~~~~~S~e~~ ~~~-~~~-~0~1-~~-0~N~4~
EkEk HONEST EApS TIMBER AND
DESERT claims ne ran locate Yau on
the beet wheat and fruit iands IN
WANHlNeTNN and OREGON, NO
money down. send sec for book and
maps. giving fun Information
fokkESF LAND CO. LOCATIONS
ioa Ind Az. -, Room aef.
We can locate you on an Exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim In one
% the best fruit sections Of Eastern
Washington. Call to see orchard views
and set particulars
ThE PERKiNs LAND COMPANY.
III THIRD sN. MAIN Ess
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hDOtE ~ EFlFb HCg"~ q.
-~.@0-es~osersfeesee,<e cN-eee-e-~fsess'f
nousnKEEriNe ,srrciALff eb"sh
PAuK ApAHTNESrs nssiy furnished .
rafmi ,annreuns nf siuEir fe-tne
little chudfcn ~ pets welcome. laan.
90 con .nlenfs gas faps.s, f""ee s1t
phones fr.s a. $500. bot baths free
ane tlatk from Fummii school ears
paas dopf ihif riars ali nHht
f.rnisnsd haassaeerins fapms. 60
and ur in rear tahdins. ihls .thth s1
farre outside. daahir bsd. o. oe ciasa.
save fare sies ttnafl .-
modern farnishsd heuseseepinE
rooms sit loth ~ Maple sti
rinris And suitssi vAiking distsnes.
SIS beth nHht. fito 90 Giff hltih ~
FURNISHED aooms
s,''',- -
ILLINOIS HOTEL
gsfg = FIRST A.. asatiis
SINGLE nuoa see FEn NlQhf Ahp
a WEEK M. FnEE HATH OUT
aide nooNa COOP VIEW
22a2M FIRST Av- SEATTLE
m. ylrsinas. csll bells sie a.,.,
80 snEinie q bot and cold rstst
~ its medsTa fur. tashs ana phenss
nishsd tHii outsider FAiss from % Sc =
NFHi AeAtH he@t l"G eN~'s
THE Annex -sssf Eishth Az pea,
Wesiiass ~ nsa. clean. furnished
steam heated bedrooms ffof meal.
Rates u 70 PEI eeet ifo per niEht
olympic Apartments - tieusskseging
rooms 81 20 and ~. siuFis rooms u y
ana epi best and ehsapesi fl@tsst ~ Apaft.
nlsnis IN city. nshf public market sele
Nicely furniahsd steam h~afsd teams.
q - 80 pef seek olympic Hotel. res
Afsief
hssi foosns far she fnpnsY. islt Aiaor
NAln Ases --
FuREIsrE5 APARTMENTS.
es~~~~~-~~.NNee~~~~~y>- ~~~~NN~-~~~-~-~~-~
SAN JOSH
sifA tsfh y tsa snd thrsa-room anart-
wstsr. si@am hsai' fnrnisbsa sampless
Msai tss lslslhonc nescen ttf
GRAND VIEW AFANTMESra seb
tasilAtd. sffirtly medefn. rompisteit
s .srssssH t.s.. ..ssls . a. .s.,s ~.
int stGs
The NsiYtasFs Aparfmenis heAiad. fnr.
rlshra. fins visN. t4q iit VALLEY q
FOR RENT ~tsCELlsNEoU
->~~~.-~~~~~~~~eN~~~@~~.
ous-haif 81 one o. the best stores. A.
Fits-foon russIern cottage al East
ftd. vent fi1sa
eis.roorn faoasrn eo'iaEs. sast Fourth
av MFsf, rent t5at
MERRITT REALTY CO.
Gsze F9fsf Az
VIII rent mF berry add fruit ranch
nsAr seattle cheap. NiF money
maker for gped man. plenty wogE handy
See weaver. last Alaska uldE
Al sind. Of sisrs nsigfs. counters
shsisins etc. mads al - usii Of fhons
Ina iaoa
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ACRES NORTH

20 acres rios@ "a Edmonds sound view
pfice use per acre Tar the 20 acres
Hnfth fE9e today 80 nrrrH close 20
HAVE Lake price % tQfs hair cash 70
acres three arref cleared s-rnnm
house. small harm. % fruit trees good
land and the state road. price f.lQf.
ftfQ raeh. baianrs three years
YOUNG a unoHERG.
Phone Ballard kfH
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BOARD /. NJ room

~-~~~~r~e~r~e~e~rec~e~@
HOARD And ROOM
Hotel flauNdeis. strictly unhnfut al
outside rooun fiset Hoard sac o. ttte
Miner
Room and beard. ls % psr wssh F.
iNla D Isffefsnn
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70 acres close 20 luAuitA. on Lake vast
lurfon. Eond soii' y sisahsd Tri'
81 N0e Terms
A. p NEWELL.
a. ..-.-.n q


c~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-N~~~s~ ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~4~~~-~1~
stationary, Are and supply Ntor. .in@
Gated Ia the best town 81 zee in the
state Monthly pay rui 10 town ca
rsras f1ee eet stock VIII invoice
fa.eoQ wauf unircumhsrrd Seattle
property. o. utli sell on easy terms Bust
ness averages ftt daily. Address Avs
Blair. ft0H Evanston aN seattle
iso acres fine land south central Ne
hraska. 60 exchange for acreage Ia this
section. call at iiei American Bank
building
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aekL ESTATE loANs.
your MORTGAGE DrE'
LET Us RENEW

NORTH WET Trust . shFE DR..
poHIT co FIRST AZ aHd csiafaba o.
fCalfnau HufldlnrI. invites aHDIHffiana
frf loans from III 1ce 81 O. 90 10 i'm
proved hsaffis residence pfagaug 10
established districts
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Two acres firh bottom garden land.
cleared. 4 block from wharf. on county
read 30 minutes from ritg = bargain.
slice
A. y NEWELL.
Gze auring o.
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Business Directory

ThE CANAplAN BANk OF
COMMERCE.
Head office. Toronto. Canada f1ee
branches IN Canada, etc }. A general
banking business Interest allowed on
savings and time deposits
SEATTLE BRANCH.
q. v Holt MnEr.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05
CORE
CASTALIA.

April 3, 1911.
Misses Bessie McMullen, Sarah
Smith, Andrew Smith, l.. Richards
and Henry Meyer were Postville
callers Tuesday.
ID. C. Harvey and VIM. Albright
were business callers at Monona on
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. H. Barrett was in Ossian
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Burke of Clermont visited at
the home of his son John Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Henry Webster of Ossian
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Wallen left
Wednesday for Minneapolis, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. Jas. Sullivan of Clermont was
a business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Winn accompanied
her sister and brothers to Calmar
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kane called
on friends in Calmar Tuesday.
Mrs. Lehman of La Porte and
Leo and Gerald Schorie of Elgin,
visited at the home of Geo. Neuen-
swander last week.
Miss Smith went to DEBORAH on
Friday evening.
Miss Ethel Fox went to McGre-
gor Friday
The Misses Baltz were Postville
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Schari is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. Ramp.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crabtree re-
turned from Mason City Tuesday.
Lyle VIM is on the sick list.
Miss Frances Bickel has returned
from a short visit at her home 1t
Gard
Mr.. VIM. Albright has purchased
new Ford car.
Misses Oman Tatro, Grace Park
er and Mrs. ID. C. Sully were Post
vile callers Saturday.
Mrs. VIM Bachelor and family
Mrs. W. E. Alspaugh and daughter
and Misses Hazel Bernhard, Nellie
Neuenswander and Ellen Malloy
were Ossian callers Monday.
Mrs. ID. Stephens, who died al
Clermont Saturday, was inferred in
the Pleasant View cemetery Mon
day:
Joe Gress has sold his farm to
f. K. Perry.
Roy Richards was a guest OF
friends in Postville Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Geo. Neuenswander was
shopping in Ossian Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bachelor and
family expect to leave on Tuesday
for Canada.
Leo Wiltgen and Greg Figge OF
Ossian were in Castalia Saturday.
ice Wirsching of Mason City Wis
tied his brother Ed. Saturday.
Henry Webster of Ossian was in
Castalia Monday.
Mr.. Frudden of Dubuque was g
business caller here Monday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05
NOTICE IN PROBATE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the Court
House in Winneshiek County, Iowa,
on the II day of April, 1911, at
1:30 O'Clock, p. m, TO attend tne
probate of an instrument purport-
ing to be the last will and testament
of
AASE /. DAZZLE,
late of Madison Township, In WIN
neshiek County, Iowa, deceased, al
which time and place you VIII APP
pear and show cause, Ii any, why
said will should not be admitted 10
probate.
In testimony whereof have here
unto subscribed my name and afhx-
ed the seal of said Office, this 10th
day of March, 1911.
(Sean OLAF KALI4EVANG,
ia Clerk of District Court.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05
BURR OAK.

April 3, 1911.
The last number of our lecture
course was given by Robert l.. Kem-
pie Arrangements have been made
for similar course next year.
Mrs. w. RI. Emmons and son
Teddy returned Wednesday from
Westgate, where they have been
visiting relatives the past week.
Ross Roberts returned to his
home in Fayette Saturday morning,
after spending a few days with
Grandma Weldon.
II. G.. Ward and sister returned
Tuesday from Arthur, Iowa, where
they had gone to attend the funeral
Of Tom Taylor.
VIII Lenhart and wife expect to
leave Wednesday for New Under
wood, S. d., where they have a
claim.
Rev. G. w. Brown of the U. /. u.
filled the pulpit last Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Frank Baudell and family.
Vera and Duncan Reed and Harold
Cox left Tuesday for Hayward,
Canada.
Miss Anna Turk was attending
the institute in DEBORAH last week.
Miss Lucille Emmons and cousin
came home from Austin, Mimi. for
weeks visit.
Mr.. Ole Ness has bought the mill
and put in new fixtures and Is now
ready for business.
Word recently received from Mrs.
A. Morrison, who is in the hospital
at La Crosse, says she is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Our school will begin next Mon
day with Grace Dunning of Decor
all and Anna Turk as teachers.
liner Kippe and wife spent few
lays of last week in DEBORAH.
The Bible Study Glass will meet
this week with Mrs. |. N. Reed.
Miss Ina Briggs is expected home
from Winona Seminary Friday to
spend Sunday.
Miss Norma Reed will leave Mon
day for Epworth, Iowa, to attend
school.
Luther Pierce moved into the
creamery house this week. G. o.
Sullivan will take the house he
vacated.
w. III. Peacock and Leon Light
hall will do the counter jumping
for Mr.. Kessel, our new merchant.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05

Let us 90 your next order of
Job printing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of Iowa in
and For Winneshiek
County.

Ole j. Ness alias o. j. Ness, Plain
tiff.
William F. Kimball and Mary J.
Kimball, his wife, Charles w.
Eastman, Joseph A. Eastman,
Henry Moses Eastman, Isabella
Gabrielson, Helena Tollefson, Eli
c.. Dunning. Nose Nj. Chase, S. A.
Topper, Harriet E. Topper, his
wife, Clarence l.. Upper, Char
lotte l.. McHenry and all the UNI
known heirs, spouses, devisees,
legatees, grantees, legal represen-
tatives, claimants and owners of
the following premises: Lots 8,
4, 5, 6, and in Block 4, Gen.
trail Addition to DEBORAH, Winnie
shiek County, Iowa, Defendants.
To the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby notified that on
or before April 1st, 1911, there will
be on file in the office of the Clerk
of the District Court of Iowa in
and for Winneshiek County, the pc
tition of Ole j. Ness also known
as o. J. Ness. the plaintiff above
named in which he alleges that he
is the absolute owner in fee simple
of Lots 3, A, g.. 6, and z, Block
a, Central Addition to DEBORAH,
Winneshiek County. Iowa. That by
himself and his grantors, he has
for more than ten (10) years last
past been in open, notorious, contin-
uous adverse and uninterrupted pos
session of said premises under claim
of right and color of title as against
all the world That he is credibly
informed and believes that defend
ants make some claim of right or
interest in said premises adverse to
the estate of the plaintiffs therein.
That he is unable to learn the
names and residences of the un-
known defendants though he has
made a diligent search to learn the
same. That the rights or claims of
right made by the unknown defend
ants, are based upon grants, devises,
inheritances, rights of spouses or as
signments coming by, through or
under the specifically named de-
PENDANTS That any rights that any
of the defendants may once have
had in said premises, are long since
barred by the statute OF limitations.
That said petition prays that plain
tiff's title and estate in said prem
Uses be established against the adj
verse claims of the defendants, and
that said defendants and persons
whether known or unknown, claim
ing by, through or under them be
forever barred and estopped from
having or claiming any right or title
in said premises adverse to this
plaintiff, and that title thereto be
quoted in plaintiff and any OF the
defendants setting up defense be
adjudged to pay the costs OF this
action.
Now unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the sec
ond day of the next term OF said
Court, commencing at the Court
House in the City Of DEBORAH, on the
18th day of April, A. d. 1911, de-
fault will be entered against you
and judgment rendered thereon ac-
cording to the prayer of said petit
ton.
j. A. NELSON,
Ia Attorney for Plaintiff.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05

DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma-
tism usually relieves severest cases
in a few hours. It's action upon
the system is remarkable and effec-
tive, 1t removes the cause and the
disease quickly disappears. First
dose benefits. 75c and $1.00. Sold
by r. A. Engbertson, Druggist.
45-6 mo.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-04-05
Candidate in Piano Contest.

Miss Clara Renaas is candidate
for the piano to be given away by
N. r. Croft in his piano contest, and
she will be very grateful to friends
who will vote for her, taking votes
for their purchases at this store. As