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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-16

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s20 acres the best OF land. in Lewis
county, 70 IN cultivation. 60 slash
ed and seeded to pasture, two Nv
ing creeks. buildings. good
orchard, on good county road.
Price 81 1000; will divide. win ex-
change for Seattle property.
40 acres near Auburn. stock and i'm
PIGMENTS. price $4,000, for city
property
A fine water front farm OF is acres.
i-room house. water In house. boat
building plant and work sheds
25xt0, machinery run by water
power fruit trees. berries. tools.
Price s2.4O0. clear, trade for house
aud lot 30s American Bank Bldg.
SUQUAMISH
Five acres OF rich alder bottom land,
only 10 minutes walk from the
Sound, $1,000, terms $50 cash and
SIS a month VIII divide to suit
purchaser. SuquRmish is only one
hours ride from Seattle, and the
hundred miles from Seattle when
you can get this7 Development
q. II. BRoCKMAN
Elliott 1870. 5oi-s02 New York nix.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
A Snap-~f'ine tract of alder bottom
acreage. all cleared and fenced. In
crop, new house, chicken house and
outbuildings. fronting on fine
trout lake. making an ideal ranch
for ducks. poultry, celery or vege-
tables. Low price and terms OF
$500 per month. See MIR. Bren-
neman. at office on Andorson's
wharf, Madison park.
acres $f9b. SIS down. 81 monthly.
Good land. easily cleared, nilos
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BANGOR FTVE-ACRE TRACTS.
Tuesday morning We viii BE- pre-
pared 60 show our new addition
situate west Of POuisbO and east
~ Bangor. Fine rich black loan
fine view or mountains and canal,
lies well. surrounded by prosper.
Gus farmers. ali doing yell, one
par NILS from salt water. within
insa. Price Of any acre. $50, 8
acres for $3.50. teens 40 cash, 81
monthly For sale by owners,
OLE HANSON n 60.
Third Floor New York Block
CJOsE-IN RANCH ON TERMS
II you are employed IN Seattle ana
port the family ana add 20 your
bank account. come over and Fee
this place, for it IN close In. on the
new macadnm highway. few
minutes ride from the ferry dock.
Three fine tracts of rich land, new
houhe. outbuiidinRH well. etc. You
can live on this place and work in
seattle. Remember, 10 boats daily.
Price 81 500. 90. terms $4,000 cash
and 1890 per month. Come direct
10 Kirkland. Take a Madison car
aud county ferry 20 Burke A. Far
rar's office IN Kirkland. or call i0f
Cherry 81
10 ACRES FOR 5000.
Lles absolutely level and covered
with growth Of heniock near Ma
chias, IN Hnohomish county. close
90 mill. etc. THE soil of this dis
trict IL very productive ana market
good. Tho canning factory At sno-
All produce. II desired. Buy from
OLE HANSON A co.
Third Floor New York Block.
LOGGEDOVER FARM LAND
In 10. 20 and 30 acres. fine level up
land. good clay sandy loan. and
Will produce the goods. And have
very fine watsr well located. good
train service. You should 20 out
and see this and have talk with
those buyers now living on the
land You will then got the
straight goods. Our price T. 5000
per acre. tio,oo down and balance
EiwooD LUMBER A. TIMBER co.
TAI Henry Bldg
sNAP-f have fine piece Of acre
age. on a good road. within a few
minutes walk OF the ferry dock.
that ! Will sell for $4,000. terms
1850 cash. 5000 per month. ideal
for chickens. fruits and vegetables.
A big snap clyde Hackw0rth.
Kirtiaud Hotel. Kirkland. Wash.
GOOD LAND AT $40 PER ACRE
Near suauamish. on county road. we
have seven 5-acre tracts for sale
AZ as per acre. soil ~ light loan.
suitable for berries. poultry. etc. I:
fast growing town just a short
walk away; improved ranch across
the fence. G acres for 1915 $40
cash secures acres. Buy from
owners. Best boat service on the
Sound.
OLE HANSON & co.
Third Floor New York Block.
8 ACRES DIRT CHEAP-tis5
Rich level land. easy 20 improve.
plenty OF work near by. conven-
lent 70 Seattle market owner. sos
Third nv.
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Farm Lands.

m SNOHOMISH COUNTY
NEAR Nachias adjoining saw mill,
we have 10 acres 81 fine land.
crOHaed by large stream. Improved
with 4-r0Om house and three small
ouih0usas Pflcs for ~ acres.
400. terms $50 cash. balance 10
suit. buy from owners,
OLE HANSON T. 90.
Third FLOOR Now York Block
9 AchEB-ht Kirkland. on county
road. Within a few min
utca ride Of the ferry
dock. ideal location for
poultry and fruit farm.
VIII sell on easy terms.
1890 cash aud 1000 per
month Burke A. Farrar.
fOf Cherry ~.
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Notco--itummaR sale. Uniyorsjty
NJ v. Church. 90 Pike st. begin.
ming september 10.
bcIifNrit1c MAsAAuie--Main etb5.
Helect patronage.
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Homesteads.

Homestead or desert claim relinquish-
ment Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain over Of
fered. Thomas Craig. SOS First az.
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Lost and Found.

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Tho Milton NeymOur Piano studio
new location, zoe Eilers Music
buiidinas terms 1850 lesson. az
minutes. Individual work,
LOTT confidence In wAtchmak ers1
Why not try The Little htore That
Sells for Less? Work guaranteed.
1927 Third
PARCEL containing two nursaa' Ger
tiflcatcs. state reRiHtrn ton, Fri
day. East feb. East bibb
POUND any agAtes this summer Let
US cut and mount them Ia artistic
iewelry Myron symoua. 1927 srd
Lost--Full grown EnRiish softer
pup, with collar. Ssar Madison
park. east sss6.
Dyeing and cleaning. Coatorium Dye
works. East zbz. Wagon calls and
delivers.
Want house a office furniture, cash.
Gibaon Chandler, go PIKE. ~. sz21.
iiunch OF keys. bstween stacy 81. aud
fealer way Address N-4e2, Star.
English gold piece pin. Phone ".
i0H
Lost-cat, female. gray Peralan, re-
ward Mrs. Fielder. Adams sts.
Plumbing repairs. 500 Mr.; refer
enees. q. a. 1873.
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SEND in YOUR ADVICE TO
CUPID AND WIN SEATS

well worth the ilttle effort which
may make you a prize winner.
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Business Chances.
Exchange - Real Estate

Exchange = Real Estate
Widow will exchange furniture OF
2o-room apartment house for a
small chicken ranch. no incum-
brance; VIII assume none Value
$4,000. rent reasonable, 10 min
utes walk from l.. o. x-ss3, The
Star.
e-cyiinder touring car. $500. Will
trade for lot. y. NJ. Bird, North 400.
Wanted-io 60 to-acre improved
ranch for equity In homo In Sc
attic. owners only. Address x-4ss,
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Help Wanted--Male

Solicitor wanted at once. salary
proposition. H0a circulation rnha-
sKer. The star. isoT seventh Av.
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Help Wanted-FcmaIe

N~~~0~-I~~~~~y~~~ S~,~~>1~4~~~--.~~~
Young woman bookkcepcr and type
writer for out OF town: one with
family who would move preferred.
TO work under head bookkeeper.
write, stating experience and ref
erenre. Pres. Tolt Townsite Co.
ZOE Central Bldg, Seattle.
Young women. either ex-
psrienced or inexperienced. to
work as telephone operators Ap-
/ AZ. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Miss Smith, at the seattle. wants
I man and woman In town, hotel
cooks IN and out OF town. and por-
tiers. Apply 1917 Third av.
bookkceping--If's the
teacher! Mrs Leo's business
School. Enter now, secure bonus
ass Arcade Bldg, Main 2I23.
Night scholarship cheap In first class
7 business college Bookkeeping or
/ shorthand. x-fsi, care star,
I yts0-HOT POINT fRONS-s450
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Sound Electric Co. 1910 wrist Az.
Elite Wet Wash Laundry. Ballard
30f,
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Personal.
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LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
y about new discovery, Howard's
"40o." Suporfluous hair positively
removed permanently. lnexpen-
slve, simple treatment. ITS DIFF
FERENT. Quaker Drug Co, Agts.
Dr. a. Lee Lewis, consulting chiro-
proctor. Hours TO 8 y. m. 1857 Ar
cado Annex. Main i3se. Lady attend
ant.
Doyle Medicine co. guarantees cures
CATARRH IL VIII break UP cold
"a hours. Stops cough 5 minutes.
Free trial COG Pike ri.
RUPTURE CURED: permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past two
years ages I to rs. Harvard
System, 517 1ritei Bldg. Seattle.
Vibratory treatment by graduate
nurse, ladies only. reasonable rate.
Phone East 4I6g.
0IT.LETTE blades snarpaned, 3oc
doz. razors. 2bc. etc. 1901 9Th av.
Chiropody and manicuring. 2i0 LIB
erty Bldg.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. 70s Pine street.
Say II saw II la The Star"
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Tho wellington. 1904 Jackson st..
modern. unfurnished. four~room
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges. private baths. locksrs.
electric washer, electric sweeper.
SIS and vp. JAnitor.
ti7.bO--s.room furnished flat. In
auire Ga Third az. ~. near Roy
ct Phone q A. 1osT.
furnished, $40, phone. light N t7i0.
Excelsior Apts.-Furninhed and an.
furnished 9th and Pike. Main ASA.
III. Lawrencs, is0sM sth-comfort-
able. close In. Main sesl $40 up.
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Situations Wanted
Female

Ssy>N~~~NSNN~e~~~~ ~o~~e-~~~~~-NS~
brerHmnkinR, sewing. call for work
ana do filling. good work. Ballard
1913
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For SaIe-Wood and Coal.

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Patent dust pan with first load coal.
Malnwrlght = Mcleod. Phones 1918
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8 acres $t95. SIS down. 81 monthly.
Good land. easily cleared, z niles
20 Sound, near Seattle. zoe tseary
Bldg.
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Eyeglasses. tsso, finger spriag
mounting. fltted with spherical
fcprfed) lenses. Including exam
lnhtion- Guaranteed. Schwartz.
ppueian, ss7 Eplcr block.
ettftwntsts Numbered at rnasona b .
prices. All work guaranteed. We
s.ii for and deliver. No laundry.
Phone Beacon 1865
Carpenter away from fiesh :
man job. Sumner, unfair TO Seat.
tie Carpenters Union. r. ID.
Heiaief,
Kodak developing. toe roll, any
size. iseohs Photo shop. Y u nld
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Board and Room.

Large cosy rooms. rfrepiaces. pleas
ant. homellke place. Main 2s5a
1ii5 Cherry
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WHY does Lundauirt sell tss suits
Tor tfsT BECAUSE HE SELLS
THEM UPSTAIRS Room 400 EN-
press Theatre Bulidlus.
Learn TO be GOOD nes at
MOLER BARBER COLtEuB
ago Occidental Ave.
HOTEL Norman. - feslcr way.
Rooms fsc and sec. Men only. Bath
Yates Hotel. sixth and Pine. Free
bath and phone si.2s week up.
Say II saw II In Tho star
Kayanaush.n sa.oo Hats. llls LIST a ":
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Funcral Directors.
A. u uUTTERwoRTH q sOTB
isH first ave. Main OF Elliott sss
UniveFsify Undeftakins raflofs. sfia
<si.Y ~ 4 North siI W. " Fork
GDnns, - vs. Atson Co. FUNERAL pirsc-
1leY4 Third Az. and uaissrsfty.
Msfn "a: Elliott sst
McfNGric0R1Y. 50. ssif IRA Mn
stit-cut ftawsrs designs SEEDS
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-F--FT.-T'EF = = - II q "
ala Northern Bank Hldg.
slt Northern Bank Bldg 4fh h Pike
fxsffils a
Loans from $500 TO 1900 10
SALARfED PEOPLE
without security or Endorsement.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE.
Pianos. warehouse receipts. etc.
Liberal terms. prompt service.
soy Aorthern Bank Bldg. sth A. Pike
Respectable place 10 borrow money
on diamonds and jewciry. low
rates. private offices. American
JewnlTy Co. 500 Second.
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Money to Loan

o-o>.~.nJtJ. gs,te.;GJJ- JJoessss>oo.o- :
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On Improved or vacant property,
any amount. $50 10 1900. long OF
short time easy payments. no de-
Blk.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
RED CROSS CHRIST
MAS SEAL CAMPAIGN

AS the Christmas time approaches,
our minds are directed very forcibly to
the fight against tuberculosis. The
Red Cross Christmas Seals that will
be placed on sale in this town, reures-
ent one of the most potent and active
forces that is working for the welfare
of the citizens of this state.
tuberculosis is more prevalent in
Tennessee than any State in the union
not because this is an unhealthy State,
but because so little has been done to
stamp it out The Tennessee Anti
tuberculosis Association is The organ
lied force that seeks TO eliminate this
dread disease from our state. The Red
Cross Christmas Seals offers the CD.
portunity to every individual to coop
crate in this most worthy endeavor.
These seals are sold for a penny, and
every "Penny is bullet in the fight
The more seals sold, the larger the
during the coming year.
Buy a seal and help along the cause.
Do not send out from now to January
lst,, any package, letter, bill, check,
or receipt without one of these Seals
placed upon it. There is an agent in
this town.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
FACTS AND FICTION,
Experiences of Johnson City
Citizens Are Easily Prov
en- to Be Facts.

The most~Superficial investigation will
prove that the following statement from
1 resident of johnson City is true. Read
it and compare evidence from johnson
City people with testimony of strangers
living so far away you can not investi-
gate the facts Of the case. Many more
citizens Of Johnson City will endorse
Doans Kidney Pills:
william II. Hodges, 10S E. Millard st. i,
Johnson City, Tenn, says; 81 still rec
Jmmend Doan's Kidney Pills and | am
pleased to confirm all ! said about them
some wears ago when l publicly told of
my experience. The cure l received at
that time has been permanent. believe
bhat excessive standing was the cause of
my kidney trouble. / suffered from a
duh pain across the small of my back
and | could not rest well at night, as no
| oSton seemed comfortable. | saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and think.
ing they might help me ! got supply
from the Nhitehouse Drug Co They
proved to be just what / needed and it
t,ok them only short time to drive
away my kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doans- and
take no other, (advertisement.)
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HE SUCCEEDS
w. G. BLACK
WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN
Has Practiced Medicine Extensive
ly for Many Years-Was IN
Spanish-American War.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 10. Governor
B. w. Hooper today appointed DR.. z.
ID. Massey of Sevierville physician of
the main prison at Nashville.
DR.. Massey is well known profess
ionally as he is politically. In addi-
ton to the fact that he has practiced
medicine extensively for many years
he was one of the sergeants of the
sixth United States volunteers in the
Spanish. American war, serving in the
same regiment with Gov. Hooper at
Porto Rico lie is now one of the
board of managers of the national SOL
diers' home having supervision of the
several soldiers homes scattered over
the United States. 1t was thought
that mis- hospital experience in these
various connections will be highly
useful TO him in his new position.
DIR, Massey succeeds w. G. Black,
an appointee of Tex Governor Patterson.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
SOUTHERN LOST HEAVILY
FROM WRECK OF SPECIAL

Bristol, Nov. 16.-The wreck of the
Memphis Special, five miles south Of
Bristol during the past summer, proved
one of the most expensive accidents
the Southern railway has sustained in
this section in several years. The
Southern has just paid $500 TO Mrs.
Bruce A. Hodg 's, of this city, widow
of mail clerk killed in the wreck.
1t compromised with NJ. L. Hodges,
the young mans father who was one
of the injured mail clerks paying Linn
$1,000. Other mail clerks who were in
jured received money in settlement of
their claims. About thirty passenge
were injured. In addition TO the large
amount paid out for personal injury
claimes, the property loss of the wreck
was very heavy.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
IN THREE OF
THE LARGE CITIES
SOME NEW APPOINTMENTS
Will Enlarge Work of the Land
and Industrial Department by
Opening The New Offices

Washington, Nov. Is. The South.
ern Railway Company will on Nov
Is enlarge the work of It's Land and In.
dustrial Department in the South by
opening three new officers to be locat.
ed at Birmingham, Ala, and Knox
vile and Chattanooga, Tenn. These
new offices are establishe ed in harmony
with the policy of the Southern Rail-
way to cover just us fully as possible
the development Of the agricultural
and manufacturing and other inter
ests in its territory. In connection
with the opening of these offices the
following appointments have been an
nounced by the Land and Industrial
Department:
j. w. Paige, now agent at Bristol,
Tenn, to be agent at Chattanooga,
Tenn, r. G. Hanson, j., now travelling
migration agent in the North, with
headquarters at ST. Louis, Mo, to be
agent at Bristol, Tenn.,,E P. III. West,
agent, Knoxville, Tenn, J. NJ. Marsh,
agent, Birmingham, Ala. and w. f..
Price, travelling immigration agent TO
succeed r. G. Hanson,FJr.
With the opening Of these new Off
ces the Land ond Industrial Depart
ment of the Southern Railway will
have offices and agents in the South at
Atlanta and Macon, Ga, Mobile, and
Birmingham, Ala, Chattanooga,
Knoxville and Bristol, Tenn, Column
bus, Miss, Columbia, S. g., Ashe-
vile, and Brevard, N. c.; and Dan
willie, Va.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
CURE FOR APPENDICITIS.
WITHOUT OPERATION

Chicago, Nav. II Cure of appendt-
ctis soon will be commonly effected
without an operation, according to DR..
-Alteit Abrams, If San Francisco, who
addressed the first annual convention
Of the American Association for the
duty Of spondylotherapy here today.
Dr. Abrams said the discovery was
made by pressing on certain verte-
brae which had the effect of straight
ening the sigmold, loop in the large
intestine.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21

rant for such off nderS, and carry him
or her before such city Judge for trial;
and it shall be the duty of such city
Judge to issue a warrant upon such in
formation, provided that any private
citizen may, upon information, swear
ont and obtain a warrant for any viola =
tion of the provisions of this ordinance,
SECTION Ii. Be it further ordained
that hereafter every person who, ac-
cording to the provisions of this ordin-
ancc, shall be adjudged vagrant, shall
/ be deemed guilty of misdeamor and
! for his or her first offence shall be fined
not less than ten dollars nor more than
| twenty five dollars and the costs, and
the costs, and may be imprisoned in the
city workhouSe in the discretion OF the
Judge, for period not exceeding six
months and for each succeeding Of
fence, each person shall upon convic-
tion be fined not less than fifth dollars
and imprisonment in the city work
house for period of not less than
three nor more than SIX months.
SECTION ". Be it further ordan-
ed, that for the purpose Of adequately
providing defendant with Il means of
appeal from conviction, under provis-
ions of this ordinance, all vagrancy
proceedings after final disposition by
the City Judge, may be superseded and
removed by ccrtiorari to the law Court
of Johnson City for any sufficient cause
set out in the petition Of any person
agrievrd by order Of any cilc tit or
criminal indge>to whom the petition is
presented, or >by appeal within two
days to the next term Of the law Court |
at Johasnn City, Upon defendant Civ
ing bond for fine and costs, aud proyid- |
ing further that defendant obtaining
write Of eertnrari ana SupcrScdeas. |
may he discharged from custody uron
giving bond for his appearance before
the law court at Johnson City said
bond to be taken bx the City Judge.
SECTION Y. BE It further ordained,
that this ordinance, or no part OF tie
same, shall apply to any member in
good standing Of any organized labor
uoion, who is locked ont or on strike
by order of The proper authorities.
SECTION VI. Bc>it further ordained
that this ord,#nee take effect from and
after It's passage, the welfare Of the
city demanding IL.
Passed first reading August %, 1912.
Passed on second reading, Sept. 9,
1912
Passed on third reading 18th day of
Nov. 1912
Approved Nov. Stb, 1912.
w A. DICKINSON,
Mayor.
Attest;
Wm. r. P0UDER,
RECORDER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
Attest;
Wm. r. POUDER,
RECORDER.
Second Bunch for Him.

The other day went to see little
boy, who was sick, and took with me
a bunch of grapes for he little IN
valid. Donalds father hung the
grapes in front Of the mirror, thinking
the reflection would amuse him. After
While Donald's little brother came
into the room and Donald said: Rich
ard, there are two punches OF grapes
there. The one in the glass is for
you."-Chieago Tribune.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
YOUTH CONVICTED
OF BURGLARY.

"Bush" Campbell, wardward lad
of johnson City, who escaped from
the reform school in Nashville sever
al reform school in Nashville several
weeks ago, was arrested Friday morn
ing by Chief Campbell and ]. Nj.
Byrd. Since his return to the city a
number of houses have been burglariz-
ed, and the youth was charged with
the crimes. He had hearing and was
sent back to the reform school with
the instructionst hat he be placed in
the penitentiary under a sentence of
five years.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
ROMEO ]. RUSSELL DEAD.

Jonesboro, Nov. Is. Romeo J. Rus
sell, we'll known all over East Tenn
essee and in railroad circles in this
state, died here of tuberculosis after an
Illness covering a period of more than
two years. Mr.. Russell was formerly
chief clerk in the office OF the Southern
railroad at Knoxville where he was
held in the highest esteem by the Off
cals of that road. About two years
ago be was forced, on account of de-
clining health, to resign his position,
and since that time has made his
home with his people at this place.
He was a member of the |. D. 0. f.,
f. and a. NJ, and of the NJ. i. Church
South, of this place. Interment was
in the sold cemetary" east of town,
following funeral services by his pas
tor, Rev. Nj. Wiser. The funeral SER
vices were in .chareg of the Masons,
the active pail bearers being from that
fraternity.
Romeo Russell was born January
25 1875, and was, therefore, nearly IS
years Of age at the time of his death.
He was the son of j. r. Russell, pro-
prietor of the Russell hotel at this
place.
He made his nome with his aunt,
Miss nellie Russell. He was one of
the most popular young men who ever
lived in Jonesboro, and the large as
semblage of people who gathered at
the chnrch to pay last tribute 10 his
worth attests the sympathy of the
for the bereaved family
and kindred
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-11-21
A TEXAS WONDER.

The TEXAS WoNDLR CURES KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES, removing grav-
ell, cures diabetes, weak and lame back,
rheumatism and all Irregularities of the
kidneys and bladder in both men and
women. Regulates bladder troubles in
children. If not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt of 81. One
small bottle is two months treatment
and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send
for testimonials from Texas and other
states. DR.. E. W. Hall, 1926 Oliver ST..
st Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. eel
advertisement