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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
1T is SERIOUS
Some Lancaster People Fail to Realize
the Seriousness.

some Lancaster PEOPLE Fail to Realize
the Seriousness.
The constant aching Of bad back
The WEAKNESS the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A Lancaster CITIZEN shows you how
to avoid them.
Henry Nehls. Lancaster, Wis,
says: I suffered from kidney trouble
for years There was dull ache in
the small of my back almost constant
ly and annoyed me greatly. The kid
ney secretions were painful in passage
and very unnatural l procured
Doan's Kidney Pills from Hatch's
drug store and since using them |
have been free from the pam in my
back and my kidneys have performed
their functions in an normal manner. "
Statement given Aug Is 1907
CONFIRMED PROOF
On the End of Angus, 1910 Mr..
Nehls said: II am glad to confirm
the testimonial | gave relative to
Doan's Kidney Pills ia 1907 use
them occasionally and always derive
excellent results. =
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan and
take no other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
CONVENTION OF W.C.T.U.
IS IN PROGRESS HERE
Fourteenth Annual Gathering of
the County Organization.
Opening Session Held Yesterday and
an Excellent Program is Seized
uled for To day.

The fourteenth annual convention
Of the Women Christian Temperance
Union opened yesterday afternoon at
the Congregational church.
The attendance at the first days
meetings was very good most of the
unions of the comfy being represent
ed by delegates and their presidents.
The opening session consisted Of
regular. formal work of the order.
Last evening the features Of the meet
ing was an interesting address by
Mrs. NJ A. B. Smith, of Madison
The afternoon and evening programs
were interspersed with musical
selections.
Today sessions will be held in the
morning afternoon and evening
Judge jerks will address the evening
meeting. Visitors are cordially in
vited to attend the various sessions Of
the convention.
The program OF the sessions to be
held today follows:
MORNING
9:30-Devotions ....... Platteville Union
Minutes
How Can Neighboring Unions be More
Helpful to Each Other?. ..MOntfOrt Unto"
The Worlds Grea test Need Lancaster Union
Music
The Attitude of che Public toward Tenn
perance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patch Grove Union
Physical Exercise. 80. Mrs. M. A. B. Smith
11:00-ElectiOn of Officers
Miscellaneous Business.
II :00-NOOntide Prayer
Discussion of each paper is invited.
AFTERNOON
1:45-DevOtions. Mrs Mamie Beadle, Millville
Reading of Minutes.
What " ork can d No License Town do for
Temp eranCe.... -------- Bloomington Union
The Legal Rights of Women in our State
What Rights they Have and " hat
Should be Added -.-.--.-. PlatteyIlle Union
Music
Question Rox .......... Mrs. Smith
Memorial Service MRS orr
Mtscel aneOus Business.
Adjournment
EVENING
7:45-bIusiC.
Scripture.
Invocation.
Music.
Address Judge Aldro jerks, Dodgeviue
Offering.
Music
BenedictiOn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
ITS MONTHLY MEETING
Few Matters Outside of the Regular
Routine Business Came Up
for Settlement.

The monthly meeting of the city
council was held on Tuesdy evening
OF last week after the Herald had gone
to press. The usual routine business
was transacted and little business of
general interest came up for settle
menG.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
Leauinn ! Piano 0nen.

1t is best to close the piano as soon
as you have finished playing both on
account Of the dust and the variations
OF the atmosphere The keyboard
should be kept scrupulously clean.
Alcohol or diluted ammonia may be
used for this purpose with advan-
tage
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
CALIFORNIA AND NORTH PACI-
ETC COAST.

Special low round trip rates during
July, August and September. Lux
uriously equipped fast trans Choice
of routes. Lib-r4l stop over and
return limits. Rates and dates on
application TO ticket agents tbe
North western lin 21n2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
Maan Sian 1t Scrihhler.

Wig" Scribbler is always talking
about how he Wooes the muse Wagg
well. she has pretty good grounds
on which to sue him for breach OF
promise philadelphia Record
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
RELIABILITY TOUR IS
UNDER FAIR HEADWAY
First Days Journey Was Made
With Few Mishaps.
Twenty Cars of Various Makes Compel
ing in Contest VIII Arrive Here
Thursday Afternoon.

The first days journey of the an.
nual endurance run Of the Wisconsin
State Automobile Association was
completed late Monday afternoon
when the motorists arrived in Mari
nette. The people of that city gave
them an enthusiastic welcome. The
town was prettily decorated and a
band greeted their appearance in the
city.
But four cars, an Auburn, Ma
tional. Petrol and franklin failed to
finish the days run with a perfect car.
The Auburn broke rear axle near
Green Bay and did not report in
Marinette until late Monday night.
The automobiles are expected to
arrive in Lancaster at about 4 o'clock
Thursday night and will leave here
early the next morning Appropriate
entertainment will ke provided dur
ing tleir stay here.
The following are the competing
cars together with the driver and OBJ
server:
No. Car and driver. Observer
4 Cadillac, Aug. Jonas. ....g. e. thinner
2. Buick. E. HOkanson p f. WeiTck
B. Buick. George Hewitt. 49,. j. A. Smith
4 Buick, d. NeCOllagO ...........Ru mmele
8 Geo, A.; ]; March. ..,.,-... E. J. Kesselhu
Ford, w. FL. Diener..... ID. E, Nelson
q Imperial. Herb Champion M, Reynolds
$. Imperial, Harry Bisbee. Homer Davis
8 k-R-l-T w. WeStwOOd. 0. L. SChaefer
TO- Case Will Jones ...... Percy PybuS
II National. Charles MePZ DT x iOphn
H. Overland, +. b. Bates DIR. H, 5. ROby
John Heber
49, Franklin, j ID BabCOck Lynn Alderman
H. Regal q. III. Delafeld.-.....-.J. N. Malone
49, Warren Detroit, X. d. Rockstand =;
............-. -.......-.- ...-... Lawrence Stone
16i Kissei Kar, M. T. l. Stevens Ed. Dusold
1902 Auburn, g. HuCksdOrf .-.... VIM. Esser
lO3. Franklin, j. ID. BabCOck, Lynn Alderman
OFFICIAL CARS NAMED
The eight official cars and those who will
occupy them are as follows
Pilot Car, Overiand-M O. Moore, pilot:
John Kemp, assistant pilot; A. z, Cheek,
chief checker; Mr.. Fischer, driver
Confetti Car, White GaS-R. A. COrbett,
checker, George Sullivan, checker; Dick
Weber, mechanic, Fred boucher, driver
Technical Car CaSe-J. W. Tufts. Louis T.
Hill. and /" "A, Clark, technical committee:
Louis Strang. driver.
PaCemaker. CadilaC-M. S. Sheridan, ref
cree; George A. West chairman con test
committee; II l.. bur 'erSOn, chief of OBJ
servers; Rood driver
Press ca Rambler Manning Vaughan,
5entinel Wallie Rowland, Journals Ed.
Boland, Free Press; w. g. Kellogg: Frank
ROeSSler, driver
Press Car, Kissel Kar-Leonard Meyers,
wisconsin and Motor Age: Munson Watch
man.
Secretary's Car. Palmer singer-P. q.
Avery, starter; Emil Schandein, assistant
secretary; two guests
Physicians Car. BuiCk-LOuis Fuldner NJ.
D.; r. II. Hagerman, M D.; Il. D. GOrham,
checker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
For Rent.

Four jack screws-two 20 ton
capacity, and two 10 ton capacity.
N. K. Walker, in E. Fl. Hyde build
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

WANTED-Good man to work in
store. Must have had some expert
ence in clothing, shoes and gents
furnishings. Good wages to the right
man. Inquire at The Boston Store,
Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
FISHING RESORTS ON THE PIC
TURESQUE NORTHERN LAKES
AND STREAMS.

Some Of the best fishing in the
world can be enjoyed IN Wisconsin,
Michigan and Minnesota, convent
emily reached by the direct train
service Of The Northwestern lire.
Go where it's cool and comfortable
Fol- descriptive booklets apply to
ticket agents or address "a. g. John
son, P. T. NJ, @. & N. W. Ry.,
Chicago, III. 21w2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

FOR SALE-Two yearling short
horn bulls, pedigreed and tested.
Good ones. Color red. w. a.
Johnson, Lancaster, Wis. lotto
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

Neutrality-suspicious. woman or
girl to devote two or three hours a
day to light housework in small
family. Inquire of Mrs. David
Crichton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

have two tents for sale, one eight
by ten and one seven by seven.
21tf. w. r. Walker Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19
BenedictiOn.

FOR SALE-Eight room house,
corner lot. Inquire of Mrs O. A.
Crltchlow or at Fl. Henkels store.
12lf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

Lancaster % 0 0 0 0 2 0 o. 6 /
Fennimore Q 0 o 0 0 II 4 2
Batteries: Pennock and Stone i;
Dempsey Pendleton and BeeIham.
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SENATE TO DECIDE
L0RIMER'S CASE

ASH INGTON, ID. G., Special.-Sena-
sor la Follettes resolution provI6ine
80. me appointment OF "A special com
IO.Se 70 investigate the cbarp~es
6@tt"st senator LOrimer was reporfed
CS,,SA 70 the Senate today from fbe
E,V 1,,,,,.,' zee on Audit and Contingent
Il"S Dy senator Briggs
IN presenting il Senator Rri,,s,. -
POI 'Sd mat the action OF the Commit
- IN AaNOrably considering the go
ootE WAS not TO be conveyed as indi-
SSS'Ite "iether the Investigation shonid
&c Hh3 de oy the Committee on PRIVILEGES
O. L-IeS IlOnS, by special COMMITTEES
..1 n ne ensr ~ should be made at All.
mar matter should be left 10 ~
senate, he said. The burmese -
PvItlhS the resolution from the cors
.uulttte was merely to provide that
Ihe inquiry should be ordered tb. -
penses would be paid out Of the con-
ungent fund" "S 0Oh-
Sena tor La Toilette asked that Tho
notice that early next week he v, say :
Sau ~ up Tor consideration and s,tbntt
inAOIhlat zion and Observations on a.
IulpOr lance or its passage bv tho Seno
80; 40 objection was made TO tbis
anu tne Lorimer fight will be renewed
IN earnest next week ' " u
A radical change i'm tho ,,ro.o.,..
tne Senate was taken todav on 49, ~ u
a a Senator Bailey, of Texas. Instead 90
1aliy sessions beginning AZ nooS ~
las 1een the custom for MANY .,.,~e
onS senate hereafter Will meet 3
CIoSh IN the afternoon. This change
mas oeen advocated for maDv $50. : : Z
Senator Bailey, his confenttoSre ais oy
LAT tne mornings should be devoted 20
0olhnhittee work, and that under tbe
procedure heretofore followed ~ SiIS
siOhs nave been too short
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WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING
HIM NETT CALM WHILE OTHER
WOMEN SHUDDERFD

GUILD HALL, VA. SDeciat
scene that was never SURPASSED nY m
stage FOR its dramatic setting an,
thrilling interest was presented yas
tCrday in the trial of Florenc, NJ
| Dodge. charged with the murder -,
| William Heath
The heart Of the dead man was
heId up before the astonished iurN.-
men and aWe-Stricken audience that
damned the court room The hcort
was bullet-pierced. Dr. Is. n. stone
who had performed an autopsy of tba
hodN, traced the course of the bullet
while he held the heart in his hand
bH poking penholder through the
wound.
Many of the women in the court
room cried out in horror. while Others.
covered their faces 10 keep from VIII
Messing the spectacle.
Mrs. Dodge. who was clothed ian
mourning. did not lose the calm de
ineanor that has characterized her
since the beginning Of the trial
AT one time, when a newspaper re-
porter. VAS utilized to Illustrate "a
point IN the murder. Mrs DodecI
laughed.
Or. stone not only had brought the
hvart OF the dead man into court. but
%" brought with him two square sec
'tS CT SNiA and flesh taken from
it@th $ body. 'lch section contained
D i'.lNt Wuund. They were cut from
The body where jhe bullet entered
nV where L made its exit
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10 MIN, and my hands took and
held his left hand.
Douglas" l whispered, 'T came to-
day 70 tell you have learnt have
learnt 70 want my kingdom"
His hand suddenly held mine fast
You musnt'nt say things like that
70 me now" he exclaimed hoarsely.
Douglas listen; let me speak.
When l thought you were dead. I
knew that you were all my world. I
Knew that my career was nothing: I
only wanted you. I did not want to
travel alone any more. And now
NO" J am MANNED, useless brute,
and we must not even be friends" he
broke IN with bitterness.
No, We must not be friends" Nv
voice WaE very soft But. Douglas.
II you know so much about a woman's
Kingdom, you will know that woman
can only be happy with the man she
loves, whether he is we'll or i'll. whole
or manned. And"-my voice dropped
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MONKEYS $50 MEAT.
MARRIED DOWN To g
WASHINGTON Snacio1 III, g

WASHINGTON, Special.-The firemer
, vJ'inSct yea with No. > engine house
winch faces the Capitol grounds M.
a monkey for "a pet The engines
, w 10 maze yesterday ana tn
mon kcy Went Visiting. H.. r,.t,Irnrl
20 ms home in haste about the lin.
ne engines returned. Close. benin
MN was "A PHOTOGRAPHER. who nm.
SIop IN the nat hiOc6. The mons,
mad" Tor his roost and the can,
man made Ter The chief.
nat blooming freak ate mn ,ri
ruined every film i'm my shop whir I
was out at lunch. They cost M, S5o
anu II don't get the monr,. tbg
monkey mas got 10 go" he said.
ne chief consulted his assistant.
WhlIe the photographer talk.J tn =.
Sfnall crowd about the monkey
The boys say you ought L. i.t t,.,,,
uoNh easier. They don't want To ms.
up Up DGt 500 Will put an awful hole i'm
their checks. said the chier
ne boys-heli." said the nbot,-
SIaphtr, smiling. Il thought the
a., ' .,,,, eminent would have 10 stand the
I'haSe guess 50 will cov-r ~.
damage II the boys have To pay
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DOG LEADS RESCUERS
TO BOY IN GRIP OF ROC;

NEWHAVEN, CONN. Special-A {
CFoSpy, OF Orange. near this TO-
Hedru pIaintiVe whine on his Dorcb
one stormy night last winter and
wren ne opened the door a gust ~
Ninu ,urlFen snow swept in a little vel
Nv uOG- crosby could not resist the
oPPedl IN the eyes of the half-frozap
animal. As his pedigree seemed Or
SGure' crosby called him Nit and o.
him home. saw
60, 90. gay evening -four-year-olt
O I Swartzenger. whose home is
- iOsDy 5, disappeared. BY mid
HiS"t several hundred men W..
searching for him. With lantern,
IneS beat the woods. calIiD,, -
shouting all night. There was no si,,r
u the boy Al daylight another part,
eooN up the hunt. They skirted /,
- III IN woods back Of Orange
/ ruO none NenSIred into the boz r.
theory being that if the child baG
wandered in there he had beoD s,,.,1
lowed hours before. az
bS sunday afternoon hone of GA5-
- ~ o"H was practically abandoned
o. IL peas OF the parents To max.
oHS more attempt before darkness So,
III induced the tired men to start o,,,
| "S"ln- ms time they Were. acccr,,,e
hltd by Nit. Wheu they got near -.
swamp Nit suddenly turned off ia ~
49,, non OF the bog. Crosby called
Tn. ~ > ~ N'lS the outN answer
~ party supposed the dog was oftor
" - "p'll and forgot about him.
zen minutes later they heard >-t,
parking furiously. All hui Cr,eiC.
" Jew others We're iaciincd T.. ,.,v nv.
,,,''-il.l"" 10 his cries. he was only "a
t,it,U..N'e! ana would bark al anNtbir.,
they said. But crosby folt E' ','i''-''
Snat ms pet was i'm earnest. UaIr "
"' -, men went To- the swamp.
mere i've feet from the .d.-a tl.,.
saw the face OF little chester stirt,ir..
~, Ioh the muddy oozc. lie had
49, there nearly twtnty-four hours
an was slowly being drawn to ms
u eaIh. II took some time To- relaal.
enc enid from the grip OF the hos. H..
w1S unconscious when taken 49,,
W men ne was revived he said he haJ
Tnr. IN IN ne Went To- sleep"
Now the town wants TO give \it .
sIiNer collar and medal as a test,-
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HOUSEHOLD AIDS


To make this curtains hang evenly
/ when finished make the casing for the
! curtain rod first. insert the rod and
hang the material from the fixtures
/ Now draw down the window shades
as far as you vish the curtains 10
/ come when finished. With the bottom
OF the shade as a guide you may haste
or very carefully pin the hem. and
When 1t is finished the curtains will
look straight
Try Kerosene busters or "dustIess
/ clusters when housekeeping. Damien
ana smut them up in tin pail with
/ TWO cheesecloth busters with the oil
! a cover on it for twenty four hours ::
! theh they Will be ready for use Use
one Tor furniture. etc. the other for
hardwood, linoleum and such things
Ihey VIII take up dust without spread
ing II again. and Will not leave streaks
Ike a freshly dampened cloth.
W hen children'S clothes need alter
ing the work may De facilitated great
~ by bringing all The garments to one
room ana having the children trv on
the clothlng at one time In a fam
ny Where there are several girls this
VIII be found less irksome for the chill
ureh. HaVe pad of paper and Den-
ClI ready, and, as each garment is
trled on, write on a sliu of the paner
what IS 20 be done; then pin the slim
10 the garment
ALLOW time to mark curtains WHOM
taxing them down in the spring 10 he
Numbered When they are TO he mn.
up aga there will be So little troubIa
III sorting item, for the different vim
doWs that YOU will be we'll rewarded
me best way TO mark them is 10 writa
the names of the rooms on tame win
lhdellble ink and sew the tapes IN The
rlsht hand upper corner Of each chr
tam. II a room-Say the Iiving-room
mas two or more windows. mark one
PAIR OF curtains H. r. No. I. anothai.
pair l.. Il. No. -. etc.
\ rainy day bag will make tha TINA
pass pleasantly for a little girl who
mas the bag given her TO play with on
Wet days only, when she cannot MAY
outdoors The bag itself should he
made or pretty piece of cretonne
covered, say, with Kate Green3vov
nsurts. IL should have long doubla
draW-strings. and inside there sbouId
be various little toys: a ball small
animals, string of spools. some
bright pictures, and various little odds
and ends added from time to time
without the child's knowledge. {
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WEEKLY SHORT STORY
THE BETTER WAY.
BY l.. G.. MOberly.

BY l.. G. Moberly
Douglas stood in the spring sunlight
his eyes looking down into mine. his
voice deep with earnestness the soft
breeze ruffling his fair hair
"Hilda, listen to me-" he said. and
in his voice could not help noticing
new note Of strength, of manliness;
you say | am only "A boy. You say
YOU could not give yourself to some
body so young. You say-and that is
the worst thing of all-you say YOU
want to live your own life. 1t is non
sense TO talk like that"
1T is not nonsense" flashed
round on him. 1T is sense. love
my work as much as YOU love yours
why should | give it all up to be
a soldiers wife? | want to be a sing
era great singer. My voice"
Your voice is wonderful" he broke
IN. no one wants To deny that:
least Of all. But your womanhood is
more wonderful than your voice. darl-
ing. His voice dropped. Are Won
going TO sacrifice your womanhood 10
your career?"
/ can't have my life hampered. my
hands tied ! said. Il must carve out
my career; I must live my individual
life. | agree with the poet who said.
He travels the fastest who travels
alone mean to travel alone"
us fast travelling the only kind that
matters?" Douglas asked. and 7 saw
mat his mouth set itself into defer
mined lines. whilst stern look came
INTO his blue eyes. And what is your
goal?"
Il want to make a. huge success as a
singer" | answered, a touch of de-
nance in my voice. My goal is fame"
Fame versus perfected woman
hood. he said. and the sternness i'm
his eyes crept into his voice. fame.
versus wOman's kingdom"
DO you look upon life with YOU
as kingdom for me?"
He put his hands suddenly unon nv
shoulders and held ME with a grin
that almost hurt me.
Her man, her home. her children
those make up the kingdom Of good
woman, he said. slowly: "of anyone /
worthy to bear the name of woman !
at all"
Then perhaps I am not worthy of |
the name 7 said. pulling myself away /
from him and speaking angrily; "T |
mean TO live my own life I can't he /
hampered; | shall travel alone. Why
can't you and I just be friends as we !
were before?"
Il don't want your friendship"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
SWEET SAGO SnIp

Boil two quarts of water and uuu
pound of prunes for an hour, stir in a
quarter of pound of sage and bon
ior MALT an hour more. stirring occas-
lonaIIY to prevent it sticking to the
bottom Of the vessel. When done add
the Juice of a lemon. In another YES
sci beat the yolks of two eggs with
cup Of sugar and gradually pour
the soup upon them, beating steadily
10 prevent curdling. If preferred. cut
up the lemon instead Of squeezing IL
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X CESS ANNE LAWYER IL
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE.

NORFOLK, VA. Special.-That
- IT, ".S. OF Prlncess Anne county. with
law OFFICES in Norfolk. will be a -
~luaIe Tor the State Senate from
So plon' Accomac and Princess
-N4AV CouE Ties vas definitely On
hounced today. As Accomac viii 49,
Two candidates. Mapp and TurIinpTo,s
ana northampton will have none NJ
Do!e expects 10 win by the votes oS
IIlnCSSs Anne and NOrthampt~-,
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ThedfOrd'S
BlaCk-Draught

the faVoHte remedy wherever is known for all the COM
mon ailments OF stomach, liver and bowels Mrs Hattie
Armstrong OF BackwellS, Ca says: During the past ten
years nave used Ihedtords BackDrauglt in my family
and would not be without it in my house. | give if 10
the children for colds and cures them | used TO suffer
with constipation very bad and nothing did me any good
until used your remedy. 1t worth its weight in gold
The true value and merit of this reliable remedy is al
tested by its immense popularity for more than 70 wears
Try it Price 25c. Be insist on Thedford's
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Sonally an q pre-
scribes them in his
practice. Says he:
Il consider Doan's
Kidney Pills the fin
est medicine on
earth for diseases OF
the kidneys and
bladder. l have pre-
scribed this medi-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

WINSTON-SALEM, y. c.. Special
r X. watkins. manager of the Win
= SION investment Company. died sud
, teS.iy IA MS office in Masonic Temple
y esterday- The attending physicia1
says his death was due to heart a.
preston. caused by taking two head
acne tablets containing several grain.
Of dangerous drug. - AlA@
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TESTING IEIIN

An old-iashioned rule for resting
jeHI' 10 SEE II II has looked sufficient
w. Is 10 try 1t with spoon. II Il
l us OH the sCoon in one st .aigbt
I'm! II mas not cooked long rncueh-
ou' IL II runs OFF in two drops, side By
sue II may safely be taken off the fire-
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cine i'm many cases and at the pres.
ent tim0 several OF my patients are
using il with excellent results.
have taken Doan's Kidney Pills per
sonally with entire satisfaction
Remember the name-Doan :
For sale by all dealers. so cents ?
box.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. Ny
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
POOR MANS PIE M .

Beat together a tablespoonful OF
nour' the white Of one egg. a teacuD-
I III! OF milk and One-half cup Of sugar
MIN Wen put into a pan. sprinkle
eraled nutmeg over the ton and hak.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Wonaar's Department

tablespoonfuls of hot water. one tea
spoonful of soda, one cup OF flour.
one scant tablespoonful of ginger. Mix
all the ingredients except the sda ana
not water, then dissolve the soda IN
the water and stir it in well.