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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
COMMISSION HEARING.
Rates on Wood and Tnnbnrls to BE
Taken I'm,

Rates on Wood and Tnnbnrlk to BE
Taken Up.
Austin, Texas, December Ait has been
ordered that notice be and the same has
been given to all persons interested that
the railroad commission of Texas will.
Tuesday, December -. 1899. at its office
in Austin, take up and consider the mater
of tariff OF rates for the transpor ,ati on
of wood and tantNrk, in carloads, by rail-
roads between points in Texas.
1t will be proposed to cancel the exist
ing commodity tariff No. 5-A, ana ID sub
stitute therefor commodity tariff No. 5-B:
Rates, in cents per cord to apply on ship
ments Of wood and tanbark, in carloads,
transported by railroads between points
in Texas.
Section /. The rates shown in the fol-
lowing table shall apply on saipm II S
transported over single line of Tailrl al,
or over two or more lines OF railroads
which are under the same management and
roptrn1.
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MExICANs DID IT.
Trail Proves They Crossed the River
TO XII MuIlnce.

to Xii WnIlnce.
Maria Texas. December 1.-The body
of Dick Wallace. who was recently MUIR
dered near the town of Preside. was
brought TO Maria today by G. T. Hutch
ms of the quarantine and revenue SER
Vice on the Rio Grande. The remains
VIII BIO shipped TO San Antonio tonight.
The crime has no political slgrNcance.
Wallace has the good Will OF all citizens
OF the county and so far as known had
no enemies on tho river. II appears to
have been cowardly assassination by
unknown parties from the Mexican side,
While passing very dangerous place ON
the Rio Grande near the Spencer ranch,
with a prisoner and some contraband
property at about o'clock at night, he
was fired upon and killed by parties hid
den In the darkness on the roadside. The
assassination occurred within ai5pui 200
yards Of the river and trails seem to in
dictate that four men crossed the river
near that point and stationed themselves
on either side of the road In ambush.
firing on him as he came up. Wallace
was found few hours later by Mr..
Spencer, who went to search for him.
When found he was lying In his own
blood with a Winchester wound through
his head. The assassins recrossed the
river, taking the liberated prisoner and
the contrnbsnd goods back into Mexico.
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forenoon on the Katy en- route from
Waco to Galveston. where they go to shoot
ducks as tho guests OF Colonel Mooiy
They were in the city only a few minutes
and as nothing WAS known here OF the
contemplated trip, there was not the crowd
at the depot to greet them that otherwis
would have been. Ticket Agent r, b.
Courtney of the Katy was about the only
citizen who was advised OF their comm f,
and he constituted himself a committee o
enc and chatted with the big politicians
during their brief stay in the city.
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Notes and Personals.

James z. Cox. Western passenger agent
OF the Henderson route. was In the city
yesterday on a business trip.
George w. Fuget, travelling freight agent
OF the Louisville and Nashville. was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
BE. WHY, Jr.. general passenger agent
Of the Atlanta and West Point railway,
has issued very pretty combination
calendar and stamp case
The international and Great Northern
announces half rates TO Mexico during
the holidays, In connection with the reg
ular holiday excursion rates to the South
east.
The Southern Railway has issued a
handsome flyer announcing holiday rates
to the Southeast Colonel Andrews ex-
poets to handle large amount OF the
holiday business.
D. w. colley, formerly with the Hous-
ton East and West Texas railway, has bcen
appointed to position In the freight de-
psrtmert OF the Cotton Belt, with head
quarters in. Houston.
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NEW EQuIpMENr.

II. ana r. G. Has Arranged coupier,
and Air Brakes.
Saturday evening, December 80, will wit.
ness the completion by the Houston and
Texas Central railway Of the equipmen,
of the rolling stock OF the road with the
automatic couplers and air brake attach.
ments, as required by the order OF the
interstate commerce commission, comply
ing fully with the law in that regard. An
application has been made by some OF
the roads in the country for an extension
OF time In which to complete the equipm. n,
OF the rolling stock. The Central will be
ready to comply with the law by January
] as heretofore instructed.
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DEATH SENTENCE PASSED.
Two Mexfcnns Are TO HING mt 4
Pnso In january.

Two Mexicnns Are 10 HING mt Ei
Pnso In January.
Ell Paso, Texas. December 2.-0eronimo
Para and Antonio Flores had the death
sentence pNsed on them by Judge WAL
thall this morning and the date hxed for
their execution is Friday, January 8.
After repeating the usual sentence to
the two conyicts, Judge Walthall admon-
ished each to prepare for the end. He
had scarcely finished when Geronimo
Para, the man accused Of numbering Ran
ger George Fussellman ten years ago.
arose and created sensation by delly-
erng speech that was impressive In
its deadly earnestness. Para protested his
Innocence Of the crime ofw hich he had
been convicted and closed by requesting
that his body. after the execution, bs
delivered 70 his relatives.
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INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE.

The Santa Fe Hos Decided to Join
the bureau.
Tho Santa Fe route will. within a short
time. announce Its membership in the in
Interchangeable mileage bureau and the
passenger departments OF the various lines
OF that system will instruct agents to
act accordingly. 1t has long been matter
OF ser.Gus moment with travelling men that
they we're not able to secure transporta-
ton over the Santa Fe route under the
interchangeable mileage basis. Passenger
Traffic Manager Nicholson OF the san a
Fe has thoroughly considered the ques ioa
and he has advised that he will apply al
once for membership in the bureau.
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RE. p. DAVISS
Eye, Ear and Throat.
ns 0cs and 500 Binz Build'g.
4 AT HOTEL LAwLoR.

j,m rope Fort Worth; ]. S. Daugherty,
b FrI sS. Lsongstreet and wife. Gainesville,
AsoocIss ennmann, Brauswig. Germany; J.
h, nI.un'ssills; /. W. Wells, j. b. Tartt
|i1,s,s, Lapham. Kansas; G. w. John
|J Tsf'porl, La, Z. A. Muncey, Dallas;
sfownson, Mrs. NJ. r. Andrews.
|Galss,,nMaa ddill. Victoria; S. II. Atkin-
" ss9slnnie, St. Louis; W. X. Morrow.
lnan "liiord, Fort Smith, Ark; I'd
a ps ". and wife, Beaumont: Z. F.
!; ld ptHsamlaont; W. W. Wilson. Beau
Nex TnSi,nela, Houston: H. A. Engel-
|isnv , Berry, waxahachle; Abe Fox,
nm, e, n. Hanks. Atlanta. Ga; r. l..
q. Sins eF 70; J. B. Broocis and wife.
&. Eiey q beaumont; g. w. Fugst. Dial.
kcsgo co T,, LOUIS; II. B: Tobias. Heart
|. Eprsbxn psny; q. A. Muncey, Dallas;
Loujsy;y,i, Shreveport. La: j. C. Mar.
ie' J. D. Reed. San Antonio,
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Lumber Rates VIII BE Made HiRhs
December Is.

Lumber Rates VIII BE Made Higher
December Is.
An advance In lumber rates had been
scheduled to 90 In effect December /, but
shippers have been advised that the mat
ter has been postponed until December Is
next. The advance Is In regard to inter-
state rates altogether. and includes all
classes of lumber shipments. The lumber
men are complaining OF the advance. but
the railroads contend that there Is a good
business being done In lumber, that prices
have advanced and II an era OF prosperity
is to obtain in such lines. they desire to
share in it. as they have favored the lun-
Der trade by reduced rates during the
period when business was not as good and
prices we're not as high. as at the present
time.
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J, 80 a Clerks have not closed thu
a Vss on Tickets to the Fruit, Flow
ia esssble Festival as some have
o. ,.,a ne clerks have the tickets
y, hi, ana are selling them very
H. w tney are not yet satisfied
fron ,hI These tickets can be
! ss.oa re members Of the Retail
il IN on at nearly all the retail
III tsr wy. They sell for s1.0U,
i tpS 4 aamissions and are trans.
interchangeable at pleasure.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: Captain Garrick. Liy
erpool; B. r. Bonner. Houston d, F..
Gump and wife. Chicago; A. r. Hawkes.,
Atlanta, O.; S. r. Rein, New York; X.
s. Conner, Chicago; T. j. Tart. New York:
Leon Patty, New Orleans: l. SHERMAN,
New York; G. w. Endei. New York; J.
NJ. sissoner. New York; Arnold Bollak.
New York; ]. d. Crenshaw. San Antonio;
r. K Parke, city: J. G. Neuman, In
dianapo'is: Albert Il. HYDE. New York;
l.. e. waring, New York: r. 8. Waring,
New York; II. w. Toother, New York;
J. r. Cox. city; d. b. Stancliff, Texas:
r. A. Cheeseborough, New York. d..
Swenwright. Kansas City: W. J. Bryan,
Lincoln. Neb; J. 8, Hogg. Austin; a..
Frank, Rossiene. New York: G. w.
DIVISION. New York.
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Aroyemont of Cattle.

There is quite large movement of cat
tie from points on the Houston and Texas
Central railway orders have been placed
for 100 cars from points on the Houston
and Texas Central, which vii be no OF
within a short time. The greater part OF
the movement is to Northern markets. but
some Of It VIII be 10 Houston, where there
will be feeding. The feeling, however. in
Houston will be great deal less this year
than heretofore.
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nv the sad Sea waves.

Mr.. o. A. Ballard, representative OF tbs
aaichisau Stove works. was in the city yes
,araay. a guest Of Mr.. o. c. Gatlin OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas They at
1914 the performance Of the "sad Sea
t 1870 Friday, and weie so much i'm
49, Win the entertainment that they
-. wssterdAy afternoon for titp 70 tbs
ss,s - waves at Galveston. Mr.. Gail n
,ao,. =, 4 kcdsk and Mr.. Ballard well filled
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feAFDAY ExcuRss IN.

MI eAtpAY EXcuRss IN.
n 10 MT ckets win be on sale in
Iiasss y on the Southern railway in
4 carn,,,n kentucky, North Carolina,
~. Dses, Georgia, Alabama and Mis-
= for t hsr 2g, p and 22. good to
htfn ,irty days. Remember the
i>elIriss has first-class through
- nuaes, map folders, rates. etc.
y ~, SSnorews. South western pas
n southern railway, Hutchins
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Traffic Was Delayed.

There was wreck one mile and a half
north of Virginia Point yesterday morning
at lis o'clock. which delayed traffic on
the line OF the Galveston. Houston anu
Henderson railway for several hours. A
Katy freight train was the cause OF ihs
delay. an axle OF a car heavily loaded with
corn breaking. No one was injured.
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A New Agent.

Arkansas Pass. Texas, December 1.--Mr.
]. H. ogg has been appointed station
agent here on the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railroad and entered upon the
discharge of his duties today. Mr.. ii. NJ,
Wimbcrly. who has been agent here FOR
the last seven or eight years, has removed
to Caldwell to enter into the mercantile
business with his brother-in-l Mr.
Cnhh
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Heavy Mining Machinery

Five cars OF heavy mining machinery
were received in the city Yesterday over
the Houston and Texas Central railway,
consigned to the Zacatecas Min 'ng COM
pany of Zacatecas. Mexico. The shipment
will move out OF Houston via the Calves
ton. Harrisburg and San Antonio railway.
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lHpu pointo.s 10 w 10 w
On shipments OF beer and packing house
products. shippers may furnish their own
ice, If they desire, but II shipped by the
transportation company a charge of So
per ton shall be made, the quantity lii
such case to be designated by the
shippers
In the absence of instructions from ship
pers, carriers will use their best judy
ment as to the quantity OF Ice to be fur
nished for the protection OF the property,
and shippers will be charged accordingly.
On shipments of packing house proructs,
shippers should give the following instrue-
tions on bills of lading:
do not re-ice."
Re-ice at .............."
II no re-icing instructions are given,
carriers will exercise their discretion as
to re-icing and charge the shippers ac-
cordingly.
Shipments OF commodities, other than
beer and packing house products. will be
re-iced in transit, where necessary, with.
out extra charge.
Icing charges above shown viii arpIy
only Oh business originating at points spo
cfically named and points common there.
with on Southwestern lines interested. on
business originating beyond. the charges,
up TO such points, Will be added thereto.
Icing charges above shown cover the
cost of ice furnished by carrier at the
time the car Is delivered for transpor.a-
ton to destination ard Will not include
the cost of ice furnished by shipper while
the car is In his possession.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03

Texas aud New Orleans extension frorr
Seusr 70 Athens. . distance OF twenty
eve miles. Colonel Kicker has nut n /.
bid for tho construction OF the extension
rom point nfteen miles north of Rock
iand. extending ten miles toward Nacog-
ooches. On the work from Cedar 10
Athens they havo an outflt on eve-y mia
OF the road and 800 teams are daily en-
ployed. ~"
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when shc left home three weeks ago. gen.
tic to ride and work; a little hard 10
catch. but perfectly gentle NJ or Che rope
is on her; last seen in the pelgbborhood
OF attain, Texas; viii pay The aJose re-
ward for the delivery of said mule or
for Information leading to her recovery
w. I. Burford, sheriff Colorado county.
Texas. or Jefl Smith, Columbus, Texas
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RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

Colonel n. H. Kicker Was in the City
Yesterday.
Colonel N. H. Kicker Of the arm Of
Kicker & Lee. railroad constructors. was
In the city yesterday. His arm has one
of the contracts for the improvements on
the line Of the Santa Fe from Fort Worth
to Milano Junction. They are also the
successful bidders IN tho buildins Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03

Changes in Texas Interstate Rates.
Canned Goods-The Southern PACING
company, effective December !. cancelled
commodity rates on canned goods and ap-
Piled in lieu thereof class rates FROM New
York and seaboard territory TO Houston
and Galveston. Texas, class rates as ap-
plicable upon canned goods, straight or
mixed carloads, condensed milk in straight
carloads. sardines and shadines in straight
or mixed carloads. are
Houston Galveston
From New York;. Ssc Ssc
From seapoard territory Acc 4Sc
conditioned upon arbitrary TO New York,
including delivery to Morgan or Mallory
line piers, not exceeding 20 cents per 10
pounds.
Icing Refrigerators Cars - Interested
lines have issued tariffs establishing tie
ic.ag charges TO govern Oh
shipments in refrigerator cars, to Texas
common points, houston and Galveston
tper carr.
From From
Arr 1--Sent 20 Ocf l. Mcb a
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sHERIpFs' DEPARTMENT.

Five dollars reward; dark brown mare
mule. 10 years old. IA hands high. branded
figure four "a on left shoulder and Span
ish brand on left hip. closely reached
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Joint rates to apply on shipments trans
ported over two or more lines of RAILROAD
which are not under the same management
and control. shall be made by add .ng To-
gether the rates applying TO and from
points of interchange.
Sec. 2. Minimum Carloads.-The mini
mum carloads shall be In proportion to
the internal length of the cars employed,
as follows:
Cords.
For cars "a feet and less in length 10
For cars over "a feet in length..... II
The minimum carloads transported over
the Texas-Mexican railway shall be as
follows:
Cords.
For cars &c feet or less in length.
For cars 20 feet and over 26 feet in
length Observation-Disclosures.
For cars 80 feet and over 20 feet In
length OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For cars "a feet and over 30 feet in
length NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
It will also be proposed to add to the
above tariff section 8, In which will Re
included such rates NV embraced in Sec
ton of commodity tariff No. 5-A as are
lower than the rates set forth in section
/ of the above proposed tariff.
All persons interested In the matter set
forth In this notice are requested to pre-
sent to the commission their views IN re-
gard to the same on or before the day Of
the hearing.
John H. REAGAN.
Chairman.
L. j. Storey,
Allison Mavfeld,
Commissioners.
Attest: J. J. Arthur. Secretary.
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valise, and friends say they believe they
viii have a good time. Fish ng 10 reported
good in the vicinity of Galveston.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM ISLAND CITY
JUDGE ALLEN DECIDES SHAVING IS
A NECESSITY.
without Violating the sunday
Law, He HOIds.

Galveston. Texas. November 2.--In the
prosecution Of CHARLES Bremen. barber,
three weeks ago for cutting customers
hair On Sunday in violation of the Sunday
law, Attorney Mnrsenc johnson. for the
defense. sprung new point which will
be interesting alike to laymen and law
yers.
II appears that higher courts have held
bath houses to be necessities in the ex-
emptons provided by the statutes. on the
theory that Cleanliness is next TO Godii-
ness" and consequently 1t is not violation
OF law to patronizs a bath house on Sun
day. Mr.. Johnson. in demurring 20 the
prosecution, contended that shave or a
hair cut Is In the same category as
bath--that Is, a necessity to cleanliness,
comfort and health. consequently bar.
Der may shave customer or cut his hair
without violating the statute.
Judge Allen Ut the criminal district
court took the case under advisement.
and this morning handed down written
opinion, sustaining the demurrer, dis
missing the prosecution and dicharging
the defendant
CARPENTERS QUIT WORK
The union carpenters at work on the
government buildings at Camp Aawlcy, In
the Denver resurvsy. walked out yester-
day. They numbered 10, and there was
no complaint on the score Of wages, but
rather matter ,of principle.
The particular work at which these
men were employed BY Contractor J. A..
Messenger was the erection OF the tempo
rary barracks for the officers and men OF
battery G. First artillery. stationed A.
Camp HAwley. The contract was let orig
inally for about $500, which included Of.
hcers' quarters. barracks and one or two
smaller buildings 10 b. ussd AZ store
houses, etc. Subsequently the government
was persuaded to add additional buildings
10 be used - officers quarters and 10
cost somewhere between $500 and 5000.
Tho main part OF the contract Is virtually
finished and the officers aud men are 10
the buildings. There u some ttnksrins
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Grand Central Depot.
80 .. N. Express Train Arrive $40 a m.
shrye,or,. Kansas City and Cineinnatlo
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nistinruished Passengers.

Hon. W. J, Bryan and Ex-Governor
q Hosg passed through the city Yesterday
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kAptf.ins arrive and depart from the Grand
n DEPOT excep. the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
! With hive depot in the Fifth ward. The in-
kual and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
use tie International and Great Northern depot
brrVss ayenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
! I'D Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
and Great Northern depot
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NJ, *. & IT. n. r..
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|EoTE-Trans leaving Houston at 6,eo a.
y and 4:ss p, m. and arriving at Houston
A,An and S:ss a. m. E so run into Grand
kruil aepo, departing ten mlnuies earlier
b sriyng ten minutes later than time
fYen aboye
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THE BEIkNAP.

comfortable little Hotel In Houston.
Xxx w parts OF city. Rates Sl.o0, Sl.50
=" special by week or month. Liberty
q l.. A. BELKNAf.
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poAD SCHEDULE

\. = r. g. ~ ~
Gard Central Depot Arrives.
" No. a-z.1S p. n.
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. & G. N. II. n.

G., II. & III. n. n.
Depo. foot of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains
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g., II. q M w W
Grand Central Depot.
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ADVANCE POSTPONED.

Attest: J. J. Arthur. Secret
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-19
Some Tennessee Rihemen.

A yarn is told in Manila, and 1t
concerns the prison and two Tennessee
volunteers. A Filipino convict had
climbed the prison walls and was run
ming for dear life through the open
Two long-legged Tennesseeans were
on guard duty. They kneeled to fire.
don't guss it's more than three
hundred yards" said one, qutetly.
i reckon It's most five hundred" t"
said the other, as if he were discussing
the weather.
The prisoner was running like a deer
and RAPIDLY approaching the under
growth around innumerable little huts,
where he would be safe.
Call it four hundred" suggested the
first Tennesseean, in conciliatory
tone
They adjusted their sights, aimed
and fired. Inc escaping convict fell,
and the two Tennesseeans went out to
bring in what was left OF him.
IF he's hit in the head, it's my shot
said one.
81 aimed low, acco'din' to amy reg
ulations," drawled the other
The convict was found with one bull
let Through the back of mis- head and an
O.her through the lower end OF his
spine. They know how to shoot in
tie mountains Of Tennessee-Harper' s
Weekly.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-19
DON'T GO IT BLIND.
There's No Need to in Marietta. The
way is almost Hedged With
(iuida Posts

Have you ever read newspaper ar
ticle, glowing account of some incl
dent tod in elusive words to lead you
on, and found it ended up with pro-
prietary medicine advertisement? made
you mad, didn't it? and were you con-
vinced of the merit of the article? We
think not, because it told the expert
ences of some stranger in a far away
town, to take his word for it was like
going it blind" It's very different
thing when statement is prescribed
from d citizen: from people we know
and that's the case here.
squire M. II. Hart, whose office is
just opposite the depot says. SINCE /
was in the Army member of Reg. 1874
Co. X, Ohio, / never had the health
had before | enlisted. My kidneys
were affected and at times / was every
thing but a we'll man, some of the
symptoms showing plainly that my kid
neys were not right; such as dull pains
in the loins, the back firing out, and
irregularitv at times in the secre tlons
of the kidneys, aud aggravated pain
when caught cold. | got IA box of
DOan's Kidney Pills at w. II. Stver's
place on Front | apr reciate the re-
suits received. The remedy acts direct
on the kidneys and has no bad effect
on the system while using it and it
does not take long to make a motto.
able improvement. Iendorse the claims
made for DOan's Kidney Pills"