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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
n. J.. Freeman at the St.
Croix Lumber Cos. office,
has Money to Loan on inn
proved farms. 2S-3*

Before starting house cleaning see
Ross stock of wall paper, over 200
samples TO choose from, no trouble to
show .hem.
Frank Y. Rice arrived Friday morn
ing from Petoskpy, Mich. ON his regular
sprind trip to look after his property
interests here.
Buy soft spring water OF u. ".
Scripture ior drinking or washing, by
the barrel or tank. Leave orders at
the Bath house.
Will. Turner il home from the army,
his term oi service having expired 10y
the mastering out oil his regiment, 10Th
Minnesota Infantry.
W.insiein Bros. oil the Bargain Store
are going 10 establish "a produce Co. IN
Webster aud will pay cash Tor butter
and eggs after April LIST aud will ship
in ear lots.
lack (;ormau who was on trial before
l. :. District Court at Sioux Falls for
selling liquor unlawfully was acquitted
and the chief witness against him was
arrested for perjury.
o. W. Modlin of Wanbay who has
been in the hospital Tor SOME time - on
the convalescent list and was up town
Tor n few hours Friday.
toyernor Lee has appointed .. '.
N~eid,nGeuhr Fish and Game Warden Tor
Day Co. May his name prove "a terror
to the iisl, hog aud egg-sucking hunter
Horspmei-The Reporter office has
IN. finest stock oi horse cnts ~ the
northwest aud can get ycu out horse
bills m any style AID OH short notice.
Notwithstanding that hard COATS
sca,ce | have not raised my price. a
ION only costs yon $3.50 delivered any
where in the city Ss.25 ut the shed
b. b. Compton.
II YOU buy your wall paper at Ross
you need not pay for any more IMAM
vou need. we take back a hall roll. ~
buying uf pcddlers You are ai"a. >
liablc 10 have to much or tn little.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Citizens Convention.

The Citizens Convention at the court
HOUSE, Friday event ng was called to
order by j. +. Pitsor and organized
with Emil Meyer in the chnir. and
W. S. ID. Adams Secretary. The follow
ticket was placed ip nomination:
Mayor-C. l.. Brooks.
City Treasurer-D. Williams.
Police Justice-E. Huntington.
City Justice-W. G. Kendall.
School Treasurer-E. X. Foster.
Member-at-large School Board-M.
Tracy.
Alderman LIST ward-L.. Harmon.
school Board Lat ward-H. O. Wickre.
Alderman 2nd wurd-IIerman Olson.
School Board End ward-A.H Kramer.
Alderman 2rd ward-Wm. Magnns.
School Board Bird wurd-A. Smith.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Republican Nominations.

The Republican Caucus in the 1St
Ward Saturday evening organized with
John Norton as Chairman and j. W.
Arthur, Sec'y. III. 0. Wickre was nomi-
mated for Alderman and A.. Ross for
Member OF School Board. E.A. Wearne,
John Norton and John Williams were
selected as delegates to the City Con-
vention. John Norton was chosen
Member OF City Committee for the
ensuing year.
In the Second Ward Caucus. T.. w.
Taylor was chosen Chairman and j. W.
Abbott, Secretary. Herman Olson was
nominated for Alderman and A. IL.
Kramer for Member OF School Board.
A. Delegates to City Convention were
named l.. W. Taylor, j. W. Abbott aud
A. l.. Thompson.
In the Third Ward Caucus, j. II.
Mccoy acted us Chairman and
az Secretary. WIN. Magnus received
the nomination for Alderman and
Albert Smith for Member OF School
Board. The delegates to the City Con-
vention selected were !. Fl. Mccoy,
G. A. Halter, AL. Flanders, Frank Gruby
aud +. j. Wagner.
The Republican City Convention was
held ut $50 Saturday evening at City
Hall and organized by the selection OF
j. II Mccoy, 3rd ward. AZ Chairman
and E.A. Wearne 1st ward,a Jas Secretary.
The following ticket wa duly nominat-
ed:
For Maycr-E. W. Small.
For City Treasurrr-David Williams.
For Police Justice--E. Huntington.
For City Jmstice-W. G.. Kendall.
For School Treasurrr-E. X. Foster.
For Member at large School Board
L. Mckennptt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

t. +. Ball, representing Wright
Barrett and StillwelI OF st. Paul, made
this city Tuesday.
We have now the incest couchas eve r
II town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin & Foster.
70. treasures leager spent u couple OF
days this week on his farm, getting
spring work started.
II your hens don't lay, or ii they eat
the eggs Iced them some ground oyster
shells. For sale at Ross.
II. j. Rock arrived Friday from
Chicago where he has been attending
the 7. and $. College.
Do not pay 5000 Per ton for inferior
hard coal when you can get the best
Tor 1925 at ID. b. Compton's.
Storm windows are coming dow II
awnings gong up. This lisa her.
not a market, report.
The New Siberian Millet Seed that
Jas. Peterson & Go. sells, yields more hay
and seed than any Millet known.
The residence oi Andrew Jprgoson in
Egelaud township was destroyed by fire
tuesday. Loss total
Jas. Peterson & Co, still sells til e
genuine Glidden Wire, cheaper than you
can send for same, Likewise nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Parker have given
up hotel lie and moved into their co t.
tage south OF the track.
Do YOU need d new buggy this $ eason?
Chas. tlawkinson has just received a
car load. A fine line at lowest figures.
Ducks and geese are arriving in large
numbers and cunning and fishing
parties are now the rage.
Why use iron. when you can get a
sett OF sily er tea or table spoons or
for KS for % cents at O. & Smail's.
Editor j. NJ. Patton, OF Odd Fellows
World, of aberdeen was visiting the
brethren in town Tuesday.
The City Bakery will sell bread Tor
four cents a LOAF or seven IoaveS for %
cents. Rye bread : cents per loaf. 2w
K. s. FuImer departed for Beaver Dam
WISCONSIN, Monday night TO visit his
mother " lao is seriously i'll.
We will be glad to call on You with
samples OF wall paper. A postal card
will bring liz. +. Ross & Co.
DR.. ii. Mel. Morton, the Minneapolis
eye, ear and throat specialist, will be at
DR.. Peabody's Office on Saturday, April
22nd.
Remember that Chas. Hawkinson
handles the Dowagiac and Monitor
Drills aud Seeders. None better IN the
market.
AFRO b. Leonard, a prominent holder
OF Marshall Co. land, spent Friday in
the city, en- ron tie from Ann Arbor Mich
to Newark.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Dreadfully Nervous.

Geuts:-I was dreadfully neryous and
or relief took yonf karl's Glover Root
Tea. IL quoted my nerves and strength
ened my whole Nervous System. / was
troubled with Constipation, kidney aud
Bowel trouble. Your Ten SOON cleans
ed my system 50 thoroughly that |
rapidly regained health and strengths.
Mrs. $. A. Sweet, Hartford. Conn. Sold
hy-M. A. THU, the druggist. a.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Moneyto loan on approved
ecurity. z. w TAYLOR.

he John Watson Concert Co. ut A..
W. Hall Wednesday, April 10th.
large and new stock of the latest
ie OF wall paper and borders at Ross.
Peo. L.aiafeite returned this morning.
~ a winters stay in the lumber emp.
nIi ut Hammerbacher 4 Cos aud get
Tres before painting--it will pay you.
or Harrows, Farm Wagons and
III Machinery call on Clas. Hawkin-
afpehters and painters are busy
OF building aud repair work under
barge pencil tablets II by IA inches
I'VE cents ut THUS Pioneer Drug
bre.
Penr ~ mind the John Watson con-
Wednesday April 10 Mt A. o. u. ".
n.
MINIS seed including Peas, Beans,
Nn. drass, Timothy. All northern
"h' +. Ross 4 Co.
1. l.. Finch, Andover's popular
pier is t~ransacting business in the
to-day.
''ghest prices paid for all kinds oi
rs and furs by Ole A. Amundson
|@'ster s. D..
larry Miller the veteran elevator
Su'dayed III the city, the guest OF
y. Frank.
= hent--Two residences. Possession
rh April . and 10Th, inquire of Mrs.
Huntington.
''oriey J. III. Mccoy was called to
'""N' Monday evening on important
|al business.
''e You seen the New England
gu sewing Machine that Jas. Peter
q Go. sell?
sSoef Serum went M 10 Bristol
"sday to look after I,i~ interests
Fhat section.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
What DR.. A. 4. Salter Says.

Buffalo. \. " Gents From my
personal knowledge, gained in obsrry-
ing the effect OF your SinIoh's Cure in
eases OF advanced Consumption, am
prepared TO say il IL the most remark
ul,lc Remedy that has ever been brought
to my attention. Ii has certainly saved
many from Consumption. Sold by-M.
A. Thul the druggist. u)
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Webster Markets.

rbor Day-May 9TH.
Mean up your premises
DISQUALIFICATION day.
lew line shoes at Baxter's.
eeding is well under way.
0 to d. B. Compton for corn.
bld papers for sale ut this Office.
yards Bakery goods 81 Bakers
Eall paper and Alabastine at Ross
bptter and eggs wanted at Bakers.
kinds OF nor thern grown seeds in
+. Ross & Co.
fhe Big Store buys for cash and buys
sell.
BOSS L. Parks was over from Lily
besday,
timothy seed nice and clean. Jas.
8terson 4 90.
byster shellsat Ross; iced them to
Dur ~hichehs
fhe Big Store sells at one price and
BIT the lowest.
tote Tuesday in favor Of enlargiug
school house.
\. a oil sheIled corn for sale at
b. Comptou's.
D. G. 0chsenreitcr visited Aberdeen on
&@siness yesterday.
twenty new patterns OF baby cabs at
u Old Furniture Store.
IA. Thul started Tuesday night on n
t@siness trip to st. Paul.
Blk Shirt Waists, Spring Jackets and
/ costumes at The Fair.
hard Coal $S25 at the shed $3.50
{ivcred. ID. B.Compton.
Beiield's famous lire ofSpring Jackets
costumes at The Fair.
phe Pioneer Drug Store has large
faich tablets for ) cents.
Ehas. H%awkinson carries everything
the Farm Implement line.
a kinds Of Photo .Iewelry at Star
Rlery. Call and see samples.
Newest things in Spring Jackets and
4nplete costumes at The Fair.
td. Landon came up from Lily and
fnt Sunday with his family.
Jew line of samples go new ones) OF
fpets at the Old Furniture Store.
fald and stone delivered at mo deratc
FEES. Inquire OF John Ray.
on will make money by reading
y Smails ad i'm this week. Issue.
larry Swan OF Wanbay Snndayed in
city the guest offs. II. Groshong.
id you notice what the Big Store has
pay this week, Gibson & Baugen.
anted-A good girl for general
ise work. Mrs. j. l.. Harris.
buy Your tablets at THUS Pioneer
1ug Store, he has nm immpnse stock.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Notice.
arch 30 lw

Notice.
arch 30 Nv
the Interior.
fice WatertoRu
affidavit having 4
nes 4 Plat. coaia
itry No. lI2ll, M
ses. neia SCI
nship III, Rang
o~ntestec. in ghita
l:as failed to
o trees, ~tree-seeis
4 yea after dali
G acres OF trees, y
the fourth year
how or ever has
wing ON said tf's
fer proof Of plaf
rsecn years from
70 hereby notifs
IL evidence toaea
ock q. m. co MAJ
and Receiver =
= ia WATERFOWL, !
lAviug, in a pm
j.. iss9. set forth ~
10 diligence peFs
mot be made,
ted that such "a
,er publication
George W. Ca.s
'fant Recei''1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

Miss Hurlbut is a graduate OF the Phifa
kindergarten and will give further
notice Of time and place of opening OF
her Kindergarten here.
Hon. Il. S. Patterson who has been
receiving treatment at ST. Johns Hos
pital LETT for his home IN Egrland Twp.
Saturday. Fred has been . very sick
man and il Is TO b. hoped the country
air will reeHperate his system.
Later: The trip Was far from benef-
cial TO Fred aud he is again in the
hospital.
The musical entertainment given at
Booths grand opera house last night
under the auspices OF the order OF
Maccabees IN which John Watson, the
clarineti5t was the CHIEF attraction, had
a liberal patronage and drew a line
audience. Mr.. Watson was even more
than advertised and is an artist OF
ability. He fairly made that stick.look-
ing instrument, the clarinet, talk. The
most difficult selections were played
with remarkable accuracy and genuine
artistic feeling. More beautiful mu sic
than that oil the clarionet under Mr..
Watson's charming manipulations is
rarely heard. The ~accompanist aud
pianist +. A. Patchen made warm
friends ard demonstrated that he is a
fine musician. His touch is light and
true and no better ac%companist could
be asked for by anybody. Miss Reds
humorous selections were well received.
The Maccabees have reason to be well
satisfied with Their entertainment.
Sioux Fails Press, april, IL.
This talented Company appears at
A. o. L. W. Hall, Wednesday evening,
April 10Th aader the auspices OF Web
ster Lodge No. 59A O. u. w. ADM $
sion % and 35 cnnts. Sents at Ross
The first annual meeting OF the Web
ster Base Ball and Athletic Association
was held at the Commercial Monday
evening. with an attendance represent :
ing 40 shares OF stock. l.. q, Ochspn
%reiter, president pro tenn, occupying the
chair, announced the objects OF the
meeting. A committee appointed Tor
the purpose presented thedraft OF IA con
~stitution and bylaws for the govern
meut OF the association, which were UNI
%animously adopted alter a few amend
ments were added. The election OF a
Board OF Directors then took place the
following gentlemen being chosen: s. s.
YeageF, 4. Il. Thompson, H. c. Tegt-
meier, j. v. Neidenfenhr, Frank Gruby,
G. w. Siglinger and Commodore"
+. A. Bradley. The Board OF Directors
held u meeting Wednesday evening
and organized by electing S. S. Yeager,
President; f. A. Bradley, Vice Pres;
A. L. Thompson, Secretary and J. V.
NeidenieUhr, Treas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
|ond Electiou,

nd Of Educailo, |
ent School Dll
esented to me !
aging than ID ID
he purpose q IA
shall Webste, !
district Numbr \
In the sum # 4
ldred Doilars IA
an addition Il /
"! trict.
office is hereby n
viii be held i I
aD8anf N.kaa, ~
u the 18th daF
urpose Of Ygissl
Webster Inde|
Number 10l. N
sum of One nj
Dollars Tor the \
III Auaiu0n To 4
district;
for said elsa|
ing places;
d and all thst \
within the corpa|
Webster, but ]
Ward, in the I'd
= Church;
aud ali that pr|
thin the cOr@|
Webster but "a
d Ward, ID II
o.
d and all thai i
thin the copa|
Webster but I'd
q Ward, in "a
|pen for said
I've named on
y from the hOGs
Drenoon until |
sOn.
md and the cT|
OF Webster, s 4
b, 1899.
W. Small.
yor City Of Wes|
ulster.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
|blication.
|prni3Sw

prh B5w
! 5. d.. April
that the follows
ofice OF his inieaIa1
proof in suppof
proof win be ns
ah>snce the elaI1
er. DayC ounpa
PEDERS0N.
the So swll ands
ke 81.
witnesses 20 TT
upon and cultiss'a
Tristan Chorns1
d :. Alssger ~
IA. Babcock.
Regiss-f
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

,~licatioD.
Ii. fsGw
n s. D., April
Thar the f~clicsis
kice Of his inten.J|
proof in support
,rof viii b.
sbsence the cien
ster ). d., %
he M swis SD
| twp. Ia rs'ls
witnesses IT,
.,,al aud cultisau
l.. Hanse. Wsf
ri all ~ sutsfi
BaiStck.
Register
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

went east and !
imausm. She
2 tried c@hambu,I
that time We \
TIT. We find n
eases OF burns
failing for ali \
{ palns.-D. d.
or Sale by Pal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

I3--6w
:. d.. April
hat the folIos
CO of his infsu.,
n proof in sn
proof will BE- ~
ib~enco the Clerf
rr :. d.. on MAJ
sTSAu6H. "a
ma nw's ana
20. 80
~Eitncsses 70 l
IN and ruiusa''
p.wsl,er WMs
b.ter.S.n D.
iJahws~k.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
eh;caoo Milwaukee & St. Paul KY
H. & d. DIVISION
.oncer East 1O:41 p. m. Daily
~ West A.E0 a. IN.

West 4:E0 a. IN.
|. ,roirht East $50 a. m. EE sptSun.
\ West 1886 p. IN,
y, freight West 1905 p. M Daily.
IN trains sablect to abandonment
-E. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

hday April al |
' "m run daily, u,
Fadley Agent u
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

y election u,
Esss' have
Small.
Williams.
nantingtoa.
|,Pease-w.cs.I
II. w,s'.
d-H. olsoa. |
VIM aagn,, |
:. r Poster. |
Education ILL.,
Education I'll
Education I'D !
Education a 1
G. Malmt
-. City A.
The times., 1899-09-29

Sun rose 5:55 AN. sun sets...-... .5:46 T. NJ.
Moon rises. 1903 PM. Moon sets........-.-....
The times., 1899-09-29
Father Gets His Child.

After lengthy hearing the habeas corpus pro
ceedings concerning Mildred Lee Wyne, the eight
een-month-oId child of George E. Wyne, Justice
Hagner yesterday awarded the CUSTODY ana care
Of The infant to her father.
The times., 1899-09-29
Marriage Licenses issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to William
H. TAYLOR and Mildred b. Chandiee; William H.
wickham and Dora Bryant, both OF Prince GeeTge
counfv Md . John r. Marshall Sniekersville,
Va and Margret j. La Rue, Linden, Md; SAM
mel A H. Howard and Mary z. johnson; julius
Beuchert and Mary Sitter; Charles H. Squire ana
Mary Il. King.
The times., 1899-09-29

15C
w ~ ~ ......... &
md soc sauple eends Of
TUt
.. ..-...-. k-
TUoots s'suts (which senfor 0ands
silk o uR
for UGsUO
Second Boys Deparme
The times., 1899-09-29
Funeral of H. C. MiIburn.

The funeral of the late Robert G. Milburn, who
died at the Thyson House, took place at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. The interment was in Glen
wood Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted
By Rev Dr. Wilson, pastor OF the Western Pres
bvterian Church The service was simple, and
only relatives of the deceased were present.
The most searching investigation viii not find
beer superior to Heurich's Maerzen, Senate, and
Lager are pronounced TO be the hest malt and
hop beverages. Phone 6S4, Arlington Bottling
CO., for case.
The times., 1899-09-29

STREET LIGHTING.
The times., 1899-09-29
TIDE TARIF

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR SEPTEMBER
4th Full. 18th
First quarter ....12th Last auarter-.....-.26rh
The times., 1899-09-29

,Iiob .ide.s:s9 s:s9 AN. and ;26 P. NJ.
I ,oZy 1852 A. NJ. and 1857 ?. VI.
The times., 1899-09-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Lamps lit today. -.-......'-.'..'-'''o 90 90
Lamps out tomorrow .'o'V0 n
The times., 1899-09-29
THE SUN AND MOON.

Highest temperature yesterday, p n.......--i2
Lowest temperature yesterday, "a m.....-.4
The times., 1899-09-29
m -sakese> m:
Vbe a1 Oaliies
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER .. So.
rbe weather Prediction.
TFNPFRATUR1

Fair Friday, possibly showers at night. sltuF-
day fair and cooler; fresh south to west winds
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-18
The truth Is OUT.

A round robin from newspaper cor
respondents to Gen. Otis was not
necessary to convince the American
people that they We're being persist
entity and shamefully deceived by
Administration officials in reference
to the situation in the Philippines.
In their round robin the correspon-
dents say that owing to the censor
ship established by Otis, 1.-The people
of the United States have not re-
ceived il correct impression of the
situation i'll the Philippines, but that
dispatches made public in Washing
ton have been of an ultra-optimistic
view that is not shared by the gen.
eral officers in the field" They claim
that the dispatches err in the decla-
ration that the situation is well in
hand" that 1.-the backbone of the re-
bellion is broken" and in the as
sumption that 1.-The insurrection can
be speedily ended without greatly
increased force
Furthermore it is claimed by the
correspondents that the dispatches
incorrectly represent the existing
conditions among the Filipinos in re-
spect to the brigand character of
their army and the dissension and
decentralization resulting from the
American campaign. We think the
tenacity and purpose of the Filipinos
has been underestimated, and that
the statements are unfounded that
volunteers are willing to engage in
further service"
Gen. Otis excuse for suppressing
the truth has been that it would
alarm the people at home, - or "have
the people of the United States by
the ears" The correspondents spec
ify their complaint of a too rigid
censorship by claiming that hospital
reports have been prohibited; fail
ures in field operations suppressed; !;
and general reports of the situation
RESTRICTED.
Now that the truth is out, it is evil
dent that the Administration will
attempt to escape public criticism by
making scapegoat of Gen. Otis.
The program will be to charge Otis
with establishing the censorship
without the knowledge or consent of
Administration leaders at Washing
ton. 1t will be made to appear that
Otis has deceived his superiors at
Washington as badly as he has de-
ceived the American people. In
short, the Philippine general must be
Algerized, blamed for all the reverses
and blunders attending political
and unjust war Of conquest, that his
''blameless" superiors may not suffer
in public opinion! How many will
be deceived by such IA program?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-18
FIRST LINK
OF the Translate EIec-
trio Railroad.
Cars Will Run From Cleveland to
Wheeling Through Akron.

The first link on the translate
electric line which will eventually
join Cleveland and Wheeling has
been begun at Canal Dover. 1t is to
be connected straightway with Mas
sillon which will close up a good
portion of the gap of untracked ter
ritory.
j. A. Wagner, a capitalist and land
owner of that place has been engaged
in securing right of way to Stras-
burg, seven miles north, and has
been successful. He is authority for
the statement that Cleveland capital
is largely back of the venture and
that with the financial backing the
company has nothing can defeat the
ultimate consummation of the pro-
ject. The next move will be to close
up the gap between Massillon and
Akron, which will make a continu-
ous trolley line between Canal Dover
and Cleveland.
There is already line from Urichs-
vile, IL miles south, and from that
point OH southwark to Cadiz line
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-18
NONE so POPULAR.
1t Is Daily Gaining Favor in
Akron.
Results Reported From People Who Hav c
Given a Fair Trial to the Remedy.

Morrow's kid-ne-oids, the scien-
tific kidney remedy and backache
cure. is daily gaining favor in Akron.
No medicine has ever been sold in
this city for kidney ailments, back
ache, nervousness. sleeplessnesS and
general debility that has gained such
popular favor as Morrow Kid-ne-
oids.
Mr.. j. F. Bruot, I49 North Summit
ST., Akron, o., says: Il have been
afflicted with kidney and liver trouble
for number of years, also backache.
biliousness, had malaria in my sys-
tenn and was subject to spells of diz-
Ziness, and was greatly troubled with
constipation. L endeavored to get
relief by using kidney pills and cures,
but my endeavOrs were all in vain.
until | commenced to take MorrOw's
Kid-ne-oids and Morrow's Liver lax.
and L felt better from the start. lam
entirely relieved of backache, dizzy
spells and biliousness. Malaria is
leaving and | am greatly relieved of
constipation. Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
and Morrow's Liver lax cannot be
recommended too highly"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets and sell at fifty
cents box.
MOrrow's LiverlaX are small red
granules and sell at twenty-five cents
q box.
Both can be procured at all drug
stores and at John Lamparter q Co.'S
drug store.
Mailed on receipt of price. Manu-
factured by John Morrow d CO.,
chemists, Springfield, Ohio.