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BAiNWILL SXimmtL, BARKWiLL.^OUTH OAXOLIK* A “DEAD SHOT” ; —SAYS MINISTER | „ Black-Draught Given HigK Praise As a Stomach arid Liver Medi cine by Well-Known Old Gentleman Who Has Used It. FOUR TERRS OF WRR HRS WHOLE cnra f fmiice is i m / I! - V Mlneola, Texas.—The Rev. M. G. Jenkins, a retired minister of the M. E. Church South, living In this city, say#: “i have used Blatfv-Draufetlt as P' ■ .r a stomach and. liver medicine, and have never found Its equal. Once I suffered for two months with cramps and pains, tried everything I could hear of without avail, but Black- Draught was a ‘dead shot.’ I am known here and all over the state for my honesty and truthfulness, l ain 78 years old and have used Bluck- Draught for years. 1 can highly recommend It to any one as a liver medicine that has no equal.- It Ik excellent for stomach, liver and other ailments. I use It for a bad taste In the mouth, headache and other sicknesses thnt come from the disorders of the liver.” Thedford’s Black-Draught Is purely vegetable, and acts actively on the bowels, g°ntly stimulating the liver, and helping to Increase the normal discharge of bile Into the Intestines. ' It aksisti in the digestion of food and relieves constipation in a prompt und natural way. Try Black-Drought. Buy a package of Black-Drought today.—Adv. T Has New ideals Undreamed of in 1914—Future of the Country ; ' . - 4 . ’ . : ■ • ’ V* ' ; Turned From Agriculture to industrialism—While / ' Distant Future Is Bright, Problems to Be Solved Are Mighty. 1 $ GERMAN OFFICER SELLS Jt; By LLOYD ALLEN. Western Newspaper Union Staff Cor respondent. | (Copyright, 1915*. by Wowtorn Newspaper E nion.) Paris.-—Four years of war absolute ly changed the eharacter of France as a nation, changed her economic situa tion, altered her outjook on the world and turned the whole future of the Country toward industrialism rather ^yfimltnre. / The France of today has new idenls that were undreamed, of in 1914. Only one big characteristic of the pre-war V V V V V V V V v V* hv V GERMAN OFFICER SELLS REO PARK OF AIRPLANES ;J; L< union.— Lieu»enn n t former officer in the * Port on. VI German V aviation service, has been tried »♦, cnurt-murGal. according *to iram= lug higher against France^ Mere fluctuation not the primary reason for barring Out j g viki for 2.000.000 'marks the American automobile#, GIRL ESCAPES FROM BANDITS 7v Was Held for Ransom by Smug glers on a Lonely Island. CAPTIVE FOR 12 YEARS •ance. , - , ii.ivim^ an ent.ire park of v of exchange was airplanes at Vilna to the bo I she- *i* Tiie. V the American automobiles. I %* airplanes were valued at 10.000,- V As It happened, a well-known j >♦« 000 marks. I'orten/fled to Koe- X French concern operated by Andre >«,< nigsberg and* hemled a con- V Citroen, whose mlTne is as .well known i A splraey in the local working*- ^ in France as the name of The heading : lien’s council against tlie com manufacturer of cheap automobiles Is ] minder of the German garrison ►*< known In America, had turned his fac- J VJ at Kovno. The plot wps discov- tory over to'munition production dur- ■ m cred and. Borten arrested. lug Jibe war. 2While the peace eon,- 1 >♦! „X ference wns starting, Citroen was -^*^*^^*** - ‘ “ days remains, and that is the unalter- j eonverting his works into a plant for able and deep-rooted fear of Germany, j manufacturing a small and fairly French texVBe. industry, the Germans, Distress Signal Answered by Small Fishing. Venae! Off Texas Coast—- Succeeds in Reaching Main- land. In The Spring-Time. Any fool know* enough to carry an umbrella J when it rains, but the wise man is he who car ries one when It is only cloudy. Any man wiQ send fpr a doc tor when he gets bedfast, but the. wiser one is ho , tvho adopts proper measures before his ills become serious. During n u four difcrr ny. gcnerntlmm of worry,; ch«*al) ni.r which wyiid rake ita playc j tllfy ‘.V?.* 1 .steal the mfichtn- thal started long before fstO and that J ns tlie cheapest car in France as soon ery. broke *ome of the vital ’nnifa nnfl~[ has imprinted itself on French elmc- j as productTTTn TTmld be gotteji under t«n>U away all electrieal- littin/.s and acter as a mark that v411 endure for way. . ’every scrap of cyppari decades to come. [ ‘ I In the meantime Citroen, wns pro- j Wlmt liapjiened then after The war Dread of the Genuau will not pre- tected. The lot of American cars was j eea»wd? vent the French Iroui embarking on not to he Thrown on to a market that 1 ']'!>** Wench government made It lm- a nntional career of prosperity and the French considered to he legitimate- will uot prevent France from trading ly Citroen’s. —. -V- with Germany—they must trade .with Close to Industrial Paralysis. •their iilil enemy, it is a -viral neces- | Americans in Paris did not appreci- slty; It cannot he arranged otherwise ate the French situation as revealed Itockport, Tex.—Being kept on a lonely Island for more thun twelve yeurs- by a gang of bandits or smug glers, wh+>hoped to secure a large rail- sum from relatives for her release, and only making her escape through an act of fate, is the remarkable experience of a young woman Just budding into womanhood who has arrived at Rock- jiort. Tex. The young girl knows noth ing of herself or relatives other than 9he answered Jo the name of “Nellie” for several years. _ bard winter or the following spring Dne feels rundown, tired Qut, weak and nervous. Probably you have juffered from colds or mflyenxa which has left you thin, weak and pale. This is the time to put your system in order. It is tune for house-cleaning. A good, old-fashioned alterative ind temperance tonic is one made >f wild roots and barks without the ise of alcohol, and Called Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, in tablet or liquid form. This is nature’s tonic, which restores the possible for iho Lille factory owners t«* replace the stolen and destroyed- spindles by buying them In America and Kngland. and France could not re place them. It was pointed out to the for the simple reason that Germany I In cold figures of the statisticians, men of Lille who wished to .buy, and who bad the money to buy,’that it "’as illegal to send money out of France. |Beat These if You Can. Saco. Me„ Is acquiring fame for long- lived anitimls. A short time ago a party discovered a eut in a bag of -grain InnnJll rtll* WOff'^frevlou*. tlfl* * at stil] having its nine •live., so far still holds her supremacy ns the big ! namely, that France was on the very foul producing nation of. Europe, j verge of absolute industrial paralysis While France b»i* some coal she iniHt ;—that the country, with only one or | If tin* spindle hlJUEt hiDDPDal to have atili depend on Germany for some- j two fills.- Aioves, might easily go Into la filial bandy in Kuglnial or America, thing like 23.000,000 tons a year even that vh-lous circle of Industrial ml#- with which to pay for' his stuff there after the supposedly rich coal fields fortune that had already hit Austria I was a slim chance of being able to put -NeRte" rrnne ttr-The nuitirtmub from tone 0 f tho stomach, activity of one of. the live small iskind* lying five ■’ •• » • *• • -• miles off the coast, in a small fishing vessel which saw her signal of dis tress. She had been on the island alone for two day# following the lUiuth of an old negro woman who constant ly gunrded her. Lived (n House Made of Rock#. The girl said the greater part of the time she was on the Island she lived with the negro woman In a house made of rocks. “Nellie” declared her old Jailer never beat her hut once and that was when she asked tf there were other beurded men and black women on ships which sometime* passed In sight, and why they could the liver and steadiness to the nerves, strengthening the whole lystem. Lwwmlli, Ky.—"When I F and Dr. Pitnt'i Goldsa Medical Discovery. 3f course, I vu trying to ksprors > nudm nnditioo. This medicine had a eery good effect ia cmkinc >m ctrungsr sad mors rsady to do my ■sual work. It is the 6«* remedy ai its kind.”— Immm V. Cook, 1920 ilk St. br as rAiild la* judged. Now eouioM flu- »i.>r\ oi 'la\ (’..lie tor ( burl.— II. Into-*, who lo*«! a tor key. Id* pri/«- bird, *-.»iih- eight w**eks ag»*—elglil weeks, lie «M»ys that I he oilier day. when pitching off Mime bay from a high mow, be iU*«'overed the bird which bad become wedged be tween phinks. The gidibler was alive, thin as a turkey gliost. bill able to ills ptme of a hoi imi.h. Turkey* arc -Mill i.< l>.- Imr.l to rm**- r , n ■ * - - -- rr a ..I Tn— - — at <Wm*i In this part of the country, but Mr. lime* claims an IndestruCtlblH breed. Ills friends urge him to go into the business and profmgaie such en during *|*ecie*. of Alsace-Lorraine go to Francel as where the whole economic fabric had I through the deal, but It wits by no] n „t go away to some oilier house on 1 .they, undoubtedly w*HI tn the—pen re i m-ireuenirisl tn'it "putirr Yhnr~ brought ’ a certainty. | one of the slilf.s. treaty. j rank Judt to the greater porfl«m of the Bsick of tills M'emiiigly -UlcNlal pol I ' It’s going to In* a rather strange population. -fey 1 was the French government plan to make Fnmce as nearly *elf-*u*tnln- Arcordfng to the idrange story relut ed by the girl, the hundlts contemplate It Had No Terror*. A snapshot takeu by a noncotn. A Miupuny marching by files on each tide of the road not far from ttie Marne. A mounted French officer ap pears around the turn and rides up to the cuptnln. who checks the advene* >f his column by signals. -In somew hat broken English the French officer uiys: “Why do you go ahead on thl# a* favorable as |s»*slble to She has the beginning of her tie for made ller former industries are Kuuistied. Our national change Fronee. * It did not occur tn the French offi cials that n*con*truction' problems could lie solved more easily If. the Lille |M*»ple and others In the^Banle predica ment were iieruiitted to buy factory WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND SWAMP-ROOT situation between the French and Ger- 1 While France wn* enacting laws that ■nrrrsn France will lack coal ami the|proliflilteil the Importation <>f Amerl-M n l» M> possible, to k.-.-p French money Germans will luck iron. enu manufactured articles and thereby ‘ Ht borne and 1o keep the rate <>f ex France will sell Iron t«* ih>* Gentians Iio|m*| to protei-t her own disrupted r.nd get coal In return. factories while they got back from a Immediate Problems Mighty. ; Wl,r h**!" *° « l^*^ fading Ainer- Wliile the somewhat distant fut jre i ** " Uv h,d '■W' 1 to do ’ shut Is very bright for France the Ima*. '" n ** of ,ht * commodities diale prolilcuts She must solve are I ,,u * French have to sell abroad,: wine#, mighty. SR» h«* ih.. ii**i-it.,iine ni i,..r brandies and llipio. new in A -.-rle* ...... ...„„ .... Dillon* during the war. French bad hope*l to sell in the | resume production. I’nltisl States. There was of course Would Help Labor, no spirit of retaliation on the jmrt «*f , with production start**!. even America In thl#— It was simply tha j ^-Uh fact**r> reconstruction started, working out of a atrIdly national prole t h«. French economic system w*»uld lie I** 1 **- j heneflfe«l. Im*hus»> such an outcome American officials here In I'arla who were watching the strained relations lietween the Americans und certa'n clbpies *»f the French used to, point *sl taking her tu ikmth AmerU-a. wher# ! mnd? Yon are golngl toward death." she said they could get lots of money for her. “Nellie” said the men had a large Hulling boat. The bandits nev er nulled toward the Texan const, sh# wr# .lu-lrlnl form „ f I PwWWtMi >■-"*>« ™ -IT hi on. nm-hlnfr,. ntmnfrt j,nrt thvr. h.v lag of THriorlHH tliHt ttm.l.' mu- " n "" " f ,,M - prmltM-.* I Iih- <1«jr wlM* Hi- .clll- mill* »«oltl For many years druggists base watched with much interest the remarkable record maintained by Dr. Kilmar’e Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medi cine. It ia a physician’s prescription. Swamp-Root ia a strengthening medi cine. It helps the kidneys, liver and blad der do tbs work nature intended they ahoold do. Swamp-Root has stood the test of year#. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and atari treatment at once. However, if you wish first to test thia great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer JE Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for i sample bottle When writing be sure and mention this paper.—Adv. At the flr*t German Invasion France lost Hit |»er cent of her woolen Indus- \ tty. 90 i»er cenf of her HUgar-intlls. four- fifths of her coal production, foitr- flftlis of tier Iron and steel output und four-fifth* of her coke. The Germans struck France right through the heart of tier industrial region. Toj^v this •ectlon Is for the most part a waste. With tin* beginning of the [teio-e con ference France was out of essential row materials. She wrn in u situa tion altogether different from England an«l Anierl« , n. She had no chance of atarting out tn build up foreign trade and for that rea**iu was anxious to have the alli**s maintain their hlockude w'lmlil— id'V ottiploymeui to FrVnch ! workmen. And exisirtutbin of tex tiles—which have tn be manufactured ’ before they htc *ld| , l , ed—would aut«" j out that Aiuerlcu must make due al-1 mutlcally push the French exchange Iowan**"* for. the critical problems of recountruetion days In France and re member tbat any unjust commerelal <U*criminatiou ordered by the French government would right Itself qulclfly enough hecuuse of the Inequalities such rulings made In France itself. In other word#. It was regarded as nnh again*. Ik. im.ilral* an.l ,l„. cmral-. "_" y * i "‘V wmrer * rate into a |s»sitl«ui favoring France. Ye.t the whole chain «>f r*****nstrue- ' 11*Hi was blocked by the prohibition : on importing foreign spindle* and the | Frem h textile jieople themselves were I obliged to op|s»se a government |«»licy that hurt their business. Americaa business men in France | nee shiNik ! p*»w**rs as long as |M)s*lble. America brought to bear by the I-rench busi- , t | u .j r ||^ ai | s w hen thev were ask**] a».l Bagla...! .m th. mh-r hand kn-^"^ s i>": , ' s '' , ‘ k Khu : ala.ut Ih- RAaaSmQr «t lm.a-.llal. Diref'.d Forecast. The po(-k**t wireless t**l.'Y»h<»ne will la* in everyday use at no distant date. Thus a person walking on the street may hear a- hell ringing in his pocket and pift a receiver to Ids ear and hear tin* vplce of another as far from him its Warsaw Is from London.—News Item. _ “Lord help us.’’ sighed Mrs. Peabody, keeper of the boarding house. “The, first call I get on it will he a distant relative who i* coming up for supper.” FRECKLES Now h theTum to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots Thcrr’s no longer the ullffhtest need of -feeling ashamivl of you*--freckles, 'as Othlne—double atrenKth—la guaranteed to remove these homely spots. , ' Simply get an otinre of Othlne—double ■trengTh—from your druggist, and apply • little of It night and morning and you should aoon aee thet even the worst freokb-s hate brgnn to dis appear, while the lighter ones have vanished en, tlrely. It U seldom that more than one ounce is needed to completely clear the akin and galu a beautiful clear compbxl. n. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othlne, aa this la sold nn-ler t larontee of money back If it fails to remove fre. ilea.—Adv. The Student. 1'lit nl st — Scanning t hi *• piece of music luitkes inc tWl like tin aviator. Friend—How’s that? • ** Hamst—i’tti trying to conquer the ttir.— London. Tit -Bits. No Worms ia s Health* Child Ail children tronb ed with wnrira have an tm- healtbv eolor. which IndicatM poor blood and a rule there 1a mom or leas 't«n-ach diaturbanre QRi )VH'S T A*TNI #*H chill TUNIC given regnlarly for two or three weeks will enrich The b><* d. Im prove the di*-f , J“ n and act a* a Ocacrml Strenftb- •nln« Tonic V> tee who'e svatem Natnre will then throw off or d'apel th" worms and the Child will bw la perfect health Pleasant to take. «c per bottle. On** way for a lawyer to rise at the bans' to-stand «*n a chair. .K,* .i . ^ , | fc*ted by the embargo against Amerl- trade between France that tile pntce *»f tile w»»rl*l must dc- ... . » ,, ,. linn* i*et»e*ii i rawc _ , . * can factory stuff would cause the gov- ,..,,1 .1... .mtin.istlr nne* t. 4»f-n*l ns am.-h on the re.*umpti«*n of I . , * „ , ,, , . t uau l,u opumisuc ones u . - 1 . 1 .... , eminent la let down the bar* In many .k m » tlebt eovertmient con normal fratle as upop anv strictly po- , , , f *nai ugm got* rnmeni ion , ,, * * * 1 : Instances ami permit the flow of trade lltical a*'tlon. * I 1 . „ , 1 to resume. Germany Need* Raw Material*. 1 _ , , , - , ^ , 1 French Industries Ruined. I mess row materials are pushed In- , ,,, . . , , ... • lo illustrate: The country arofjid t»» Germany the Genuau fav’tori«*s can- . ,,, v. .1 jl.illeTln the north 4»f France was a not run and Germany cannot pay the indemnity the conference will 1’great spinning center l»ef«*re the war. . . It was also the center of; some of the place on her shoulders. Euless the : factories of Germai\y arc nennilteiL to ! — T . -. . . , . . —- - »■ t v I were destr«»yed by sln-II fire and by. operate the German civilians will uot have work and If a large problem of unemployment develops, the revolu tionary elements--that is the very rad ical revolutionists—will overthrow whatever government tho Gennahs now have set up and the German sig nature on tiie peace treaty will be null •and void. Out of these conditions the -French governmetit’s policies* were naturally vamped along entirely di ,r crent lines from tiie American and fish pol icies. It wns impossible .or France to plan for the future as America and Englnod would. As r a consequence there was a great divergence of ideas during the- early days of tiie peace worst fighting. And the spinning niUla^J^di ns the sugar Jmsfifess. All of thls' wreckage c«>st tiie French something like $.”4N).(>00.000-that’s the willful robbery by tiie Germans. Of the 570,000 bobbins sptnnlng ttnen ’thread before tiie war 2K0.000 were destroyed and 80.000 stolen. In the wool spinning business in this section 1,000,000 bobbins out of 2.500,000 wer^ destroyed or stolen, according to the French minister of reconstruction. Something like, five hundred cotton bobbins wvre put nut «»f business. To complete the job of paralyzing the YANK HELPING RUSSIAN and America, •ok the view tight government control <vf trod.* us put into effect by the French In January as u reconstruction'measure could uot lust long. What happened to the textile indus try during tlwT'war was only a repe tition of the sad fate of the brewing business and the mining industry, us conference that was more or less mix- -Uft4orstoodr~by~ Americans, in France and caused an undue niuunnt of crit icism to be launched against French methods and French statesmen. 1 . The French for instance passed a governmental resolution about the middle of January thnt practically stopped tiie importation of American, English, and other foreign manufac tured nrtleles into the c» yin try, iliisiif a time \\ln*n the average American was thinking and. tniking of tiie closer! V^..« Graanlaled CyelMs, trade relations liiat would spring up hetw*‘en Jrance-uml Amerl.ii tis tt~re- ault «»f tiie two nations having fouglit' side hv. side In. Uhie-war. — ** 7" _ American Firm Hit. I ‘ ^ “*)ne of tin- first American firm* hit by the resolution was the manufactur-) er of a u eli--kn*n\.n nntotnottile This j firm had several thousand cars in , France ordered for war purpose* Jay j the French government.. It was Im possible t# sell the car* to civilians. . aloe** «uch a move would be the cause of French. tnooey leaving the country, j firstloftlcial estimate. Dream of Prosperity. Ill tiie midst of this despoliation France lias a dream of future Indus trialprosperity to lie realize*! only by protecting all national industry against foreign competition.; Never l»efore has she thought seriously of taking the German's place in 'Europe, and now she Ueliev&s that with only a comparatively small amount of fa voritism she run compete for many of tne' German markets. From the despairing days of July, 1918, when it seemed cerfhTn the Gpr- mans would take Paris and that | French public opinion would not stand ladtiud-a^tumTinual iou -of tiie - war, to tiie- exultation France, fe'oLs today in the joy of victory is a far cry, to say the least. ■ . The tallies are completely turned. Politically and -economically the French have mad** tremendous gains and they can only tie expected to male the most of their 4t*dtermf - jKisffrdn fii tiie \yorld. If they happened to work al cross purjioses to Engiund and America, we «*un expect some compromise*, measure# and some hent*sl headiin**s perhaps 'q ms«* the censor gets off the ioh soie»" Tlnlt in 1919. but sc-'f-'-’y anythloc j more serious. "Well, 1 guess that was what lame to meet, wasn't ItT” ”liut there- Is a strong line ahead of you. and It is the Prussian guard." "’"The Prussian guard? What the b—I 1# that?”—Scribner'* Magazine. GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER Has been used for all ailments that are caused by a disordered’ stomach and Inactive liver, such a# sick head ache, constipation, sour stomach, nervous indigestion, fermentation of food, palpltatloi of the heart caused by gases In the st* uach. August Flower 4* a- gentle laxative, regulates digestion both in stomach and intestine#, clean# and sweetens the stomach and alimen tary canal, stimulates the Uver to se crete the bile and Impurities from th# blood. Sold in all clvlllxed countries. Give It a trial.—Adv. Bolshevism in Practice. "1 thougiit you iind an umhrelhi when you left home." “I hud.” answered the ntan who was drench***!. "I went to a socialist meet ing when* everylKxly was in favor of elim'iiutlng any individual advantage. By the time they got through dividing my umbrella around there wasn’t any thing loft of It that anybody could use." i The Strange Man Was Carried Away Dead. said, but w ent down the bay in the di rection of Mexico. At one time, tong ago, when she was but a lijtle girl, the bandits brought another man to the island, shb said. “Nellie” can remem ber them drinking ind singing and playing cards. The next day, she said, the strange man was carried away dead. WIN Explore Islands. ,. “Nellie” Is a pretty girl. Her hair is brown, and her bright, snappy eyes are hazel. From her general appear ance the people of Itockport believe she must be of Spanish descent/ A party has been organized to ex plore th** rock house on the island and to trap the'bandits, with a view of forcing them to tell something of the little girl, that she may be returned to her parents or relatives. CLIPS OFFWOMAN’S HAIR But intruder Leaves Tresse* Behind— —Also Steals $?0 Without * Waking Cojpte. Passaic, N. J.—Mrs. William Haw thorne, forty years old, of 422 Harrison street, reported to tin* police thnt dur ing the night a thief had entered her bedroom and dipped eff her long, gold en h.iLr.* So quietly did the thief go about his work that he not inly did not arun.se A!rs. Hawthorne, bit was not Important to Mo trier# Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOUIA, that famous old remedy for infants and children, and see that It Bears the^ Signature of| In Use for Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castorim Naturally. “Jim was keyed up to the highest pitch tiie other night." x “What was the matter?”* “He was locked out.” Some men are In advance of their age. hut women nre always behind it. Wrlffhf* Indian Vegetable PtU* contain nothin* but vegetable Ingredient*.-which a«C gently as a tonic and purgative. Adv. 1 — Space divides friends, not fri* nd- ships., . . 1 ■ Weak and Miserable? I A 1 Doe* the least exertion tire .you eat? Feel “blue” and worried and have daily backache, lameness, headache, dizziness' and kidney irregularities! Sick kidney* * are often to blame for thia unhappy state. You must act quickly to pre vent more serious trouble. Use Doan’e Kidney Pil^. th* remedy recommended everywhere by grateful users. JSm A North Carolina Case Pickled for Life. 1 heard bv her husband, in an adjoining Jackson. MI##.—"Helled for Hf^. room, dot by two children in. another | miimble*! a coUnronn wng as Tlenrj r 0010 nyar by imli- | If OHiQfJuIrft til# country the Frenrii dtaatloo s iffered accordlug Drevacd in bla special arctk uni- ukiaiMtHf Cuy, uki* —4Hirer ( I fotui, the ibute soldier of the United BUsrk. lawyer, is the o#)y man ia th i State* 1a gftiag # few rates t# thafatale with a ling ril—id aa Mghrj v |m*t iafig)s*#ff man ■# ^hs^atepa : all hit ho##rihotd guud*. i * s mg Baatj of thr rha.eh tt Arrfcaitgri. Ku**u _ mj*. Each l# hated at S10U Pickle listen«*«l to ih»* !#ipreuie 'smrt’ 4 1 Th e ^*»lb*e found marks whit derision affirming ifi** lower- court’-1 reted that the thief had used a Jt/jmy • enllct of Ufa Imprisonment. • j ** th ** kR< hffn window. They also • | found a pair of art shots. Mrs. Haw- 0#fc ! Lhorne said she believed she had bee# *■ ' chloroformed, it when she awoke aht felt #le|L The thief alafi took (A) t^|rk In a ti# bo*, bg^yr dnfir he had. Mrs S. W. Beat- tie. 807 E. Ninth St., Charlotte, N. C.. says: “I used Dos:.'* Kidney Pills for s severe back ache from which I suffered tor hfltldJUMn*t anything that would give me re lief I tew Doan's Kidney Pills .\dv*r- tised and got and oaed They entirely 1 me. I am In nealth at the ant time and give Doaida Kidney *PUL» all the credit tor this DOAN’S mas Tf far the hair afivr c&pftef «a It waa fnoet alnopidr the ** _ _ .-