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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
DRY Ror SOCIETY.

The New York clergy are making vigorous attack upon
modern American conditions il the abodes Of wealth Dr.
Ransord declares that in the higher walks of life
shi the duty Of motherhood order TO be free for the
pursuit Of pleasure while other pastors of wealthy churches
depore the spread Of gambling their hocks Re
ports from twelve prominent churches attended by families
wealth fashion showed total membership Of 1861
with but 500 children the rolls Sunday schools
was reported thar only 81 children attended the Sunday
school of church which has 1000 members
Investigation shows that the homes of the rich are pra
ucay chidless In the mile Of palaces on Fifth avenue
beteen Fysweventh and seventyseeond streets there
are only fifteen children under Il years of age The aver
age about child to three Of those costly and beau
sllul homes.
In single tenement house found more than four
times as many children in whole mile Of mansions ex
tending along Fifth avenue.
The inevitable result of such facts cannot be misunaer
stood For the OF fashion and the race is being
sacrificed Nature IS silent at such social basphemy but
her laws VIII not be dehed without hitting penalty IN
tie END.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Prince Kropotkn has idea cities worth read
ing He says that city patriotism constructive He
right He to say: "-One of the characteristic
features Of the modern city American city espe
caly is that it is not confined like the medieval city
You have walls and in many places it is hard for one to
tel where the city ends and the country begins thing
that IS characteristic Of the modern city is that it
grown in haphazard ay no general idea in Chi
cago and not much in Paris can be done
to develop the modern cities state OF freedom OF the
medieval cities? The manipulation of general indus
tries is thing that VIII do The docks at Liver
pool and London furnish srikink illustration Of this
point The docks at Liverpool by city
they always clean and in good they
belong to corporations and falling to pieces.
Cities going take up more and more the supply
ing Of electric light and In glasgow cooperative
association supplies bread asked them they would
do if it place where the was depend
ent them They said that few days could be
arranged that the entire population could fed by this
cooperative association.
when patriotism is municipal it is constructive and
not combatve We much amused in country that
when you from America you loyal Chicago
Boston New York The city offers great field for
patriotism to work itself out"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
FRESH REPUBLICAN 1LooD IN The SOUTH.

Whether President Mckinley succeeds in his purpose to
build up Republican party the south it is never
fhess gratifying note that he is disposed withhold
recognition the old dscredted party leaders in
that section henceforth He has apparently made good
by the selection of United States district attorney
Tor Soul Carolina by turning aside recommendation
Of the national committeeman from that state appoint
Ing of standing ability who up four years
ago was Democrat. but who is enthusiastic Re
publican.
One Of the principal reasons aside from race prejudice
the failure Of the Republicans Roadway the
south the the party that section the coun
has been in the control Of OF particular stand
and could the respect the people
These party leaders in many instances have been nothing
but brokers in Office Given by party rule representa-
ton national conventions to which they justly
entitled. they enabled trade their in1u-
ence in the control Of delegations they have demanded
fan payment in Offices for help given to successful cand
dates for the presidential nomination long they
could manipulate the patronage of their states these
cared nothing party success at the polls and they have
nothing either by organization intelligent work
promote Republican victory in congressional or presden
tal elections.
Hope for the future of the Republican party in the
south may the that new men are coming
the front that there disposition recognize
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21
ALONG The KANSAS NILE.

I George FIndlays CHARGES Tor the inter-
nal revenue conectorship have brighten
I I'd up again.
Kansas aour is getting hold IN tho
/ Ohio markets. II S. on sale ia an tha
I principal Ohio cities now.
fhe G 4. r o. Kansas has noe this
I year Tor the FIRST time since the war
Increased ga membership
Next Thursday night Mrs Nation and
. Carl Browne viii haye q joint debate on
/ prohibition. ~ Fort Scott
J. r. Burton thinks that the land wfet
I Of Dodge Cisy ia good only FOR grazing
+ purposes. Buc humanity ia going - tackle
I It again.
a late Kansas riddle Is this: 'swhv 81
( a kiss Ike the Three GrscssF Because h
is Faith 20 a young Eirf Hope O.
young woman. and Charity % an old
maid.
Senator J. r. Burton g. spending the
week st Abilene. II IS thought he uiil
announce tke appointment ~ United
States district attorney arst aud thla
week
Mayor Pollock. of Arkansas city. IS
going 70 try the great double sommsr-
sauif aet over three slephanta eight can-
els and q chariot % enforcing the probia-
itory law
The Kansas Wholeasle Eeg Dealers
association aith heaaqsartega 80 AhHene.
has contracted 10 ship TO cars ~ egrs -
Havana. They VIII 81 shipped e. East -
gathered.
- S.. Hainer. a srpRgiat ~ Ernporia.
wanted 3 permit - sell 1Quor. The loeal
w. O. f. T. made desperate aaht on
bis petition. bat cogidnt keep people
from signing IT,
The biggest weH De- the world 81 saia -
- that one af Gree1sturs ball1 durirE
fhe boom. ard ncw CLOSED ur. II was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

The supreme court has taken the first step toward rem
edyng the divorce evil The whole country must soon
itself to the task.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

England is most powerful when she is sensible She is
up against the situation South Africa
will along There is small hope for the Beers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

The department of the interior the country
that the sooner not be in it in the Kiowa land. He
viii be if the country is opened with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

The big chasm between Germany and France that Bis
opened with letter is likely to be closed by General
Marchand reseuing of Won Waldersee's uniforms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Bryan says that MARK Hanna is today the master
the Republican party Bryan is getting out of
gone of fashion TO credit Hanna with everything
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Jim Jefries says if he running saloon and Mrs
Nation should in he would be tempted stand her
her head Heavensi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Old Man Tolstoi is a good deal of a crank He calls
the Car opsided. crosseyed OF seacOok before
requesting constitution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Aguinaldo SAYS there has been enough blood. enough
and enough desoiaton Surely, and enough shoe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

'"sow an act" says a philosopher, and you reap a
habit habit and you reap character; char
acter and you reap a destiny
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Jim Jeres says he sleeps good deal But he has the
satisfaction knowing that one, since quit his
mothers cradle, ever put him to sleep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

There are few men like Tolstoi who IS old thai
Siberia for lie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Aguinaldo didn't say anything particular in that
proclamation Ag1iEado is sharp the edge OF fold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Kansas admiration for Mckinley is founded principally
on two acts-making Prosperity and Funston General
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

IN other words NJ. Aguinaldo you have caught the
idea We are ---a people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Shamrock H. is now ready and VIII be wilted IN due
tine by the glarng glory Of the AmerIoan yacht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Peculiarly an increased tax on sugar win be bitter
dose for England
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

King Edward wiz not be crowned uutn 1902 Until that
time he viii wear a plain unmetaliie Plug hat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Hobson viii have charge OF the naval exhibit At the
Buffalo exposition. He VIII wear a baseball mask
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Pierpont Morgan is doing his 10 keep from being
eremated by his Re recently paid 81 for dog
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

salmon P. Chase lived during The most
eventfgi years Of biz bitter. splendid ca
Teer in q house which stiH stands az the
corner Of j. and sixth streets. and az
NO ~ ] street one comes upon the
house built by stephen a Douglas. when
the leader of his party IN the senate ard
hopeful aspirart f1r the presidency
This house. after the death ~ Douglaa
was fCE many years the huae ~ Justice
Bradley % the supreme CONT Adfoirirr
i IS the modest mansion given ~ New
YORK friends 20 Gen. Grant. in which ne
4.ved uutl be moved q the white
House. when q similar art ~ generosity
made il the home - Gen Sherman
John Sherman lived for more Than g o.
cace in narole mansion Hhlch faces
Franklin Square. and has airea1y isecsrae
one - TIE landmarks ~ ths cafirai Al
joining 81 p the house 0w1e- ARD occL-
pied ~ Robert O. 1rgsrEol wfile res.-
ceHt - ffsshlnEtou- Ire ho1sss 81 WEter
Crar-es sumner lived for many years
stands - the 1oTl1west c1r1er q y
street ard vermont avenue
Ni;n-1 q Short distance - ire s-m1er
h1rsze stcod uEtl few sears zEo fre
residence n RrTerly Johnson. william
- ETarts- while secretary ~ state ul1er
Hayes lived in a tis TED house a7 tne cer-
reg - 1l1tefrta zo1 & streets 4 hneE
1EoU-rst1na nlnsi11 20 u eEeez 81 3
mor1-e-t - the social asntsfi1-s 81
LacfarlaE Cnzu-ler. - whom Hayes 81
the snaia. ousl his elacrlsz - tha rres-
lEeucv-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-21

Old Man TOlstoi is good deal of a crank He calls
the Car lopsided. crosseyed OF sea-cook before
requesting constitution
The supreme court has taken the first step toward rem
edying the divorce evil The whole country must
itself to the task
There are few men like Tolstoi who is now old that
sasses the Car and dares him to sentence him 81
Siberia for life.
Aguinaldo saws there has been enough blood enough
tears and enough desolation. Surely and enough shoe
leather
Aguinaldo didn't say anything in particular in that
proclamation AgEaldo is sharp as the edge Of fold
ing bed.
Kansas admiration for Mckinley is founded principally
or two acts-makiRg Prosperity and Funston General
Perpont Morgan is doing his best TO keep from being
eremaed by his money He recently paid 81 500 for dog
Hobson viii have charge OF the naval exhibit at the
Buffalo exposition. He VIII baseball mask.
Shamrock H. is now ready and VIII be wilted in due
tine by the glaring glory Of the American yacht
G
King Edward wiz not be crowned uutH 1902 Until that
time he viii wear plain unmetalie Plug hat
IN other words NJ Agunaldo you have caught the
idea We are - people
Peculiarly an increased tax on sugar uin be bitter
dose for England
The sum CT AgunaIdos remarks is 50 be it, 50 1t ia
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

voe Blumsr's courage csne bsck
By Iesps end bounds.
eyes," b ssid ssernly, II ala.
Aud whss 10 heavens name did you
persuade them 70 ~ you have o5o0
for?"
'Oa," ssid Mrs. Won Blumsr, care.
jessly, II wss lonesome without y6u,
% I've bsee down 70 Ne OUsee Front
for Ne pest ssa dsys."
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23
LA CROSSE LUMBER CO.
Ooeseeo t1eoI eve
pssvooe TSee0Aeoo 0ysos0.


Whereas, !Asa:s .As.sscsE. WIN. Arm.
strung, Harriet 6rooSs an6 IiisON 6sooSs,
q. SS:s.1ds y sssss d:;S q sss:s 9::sS
81 Trust. pavs N, 6Nc0edsrS o6c0, Saline
C!su.sy, S%USvsy:a e =: ssdsss;sssS; ts1::
% q the nosti snd oftSs vest halt % The
southwest quarter u esneiOn !. t0Washlp =,
range y, coItainins.o acrss. end 6slnl the
sasls tsaee conveyed ~ 0sorBs Asmsotcag
BY decd from 0eOrge Rh0ade9 end VIII, dat:
ed Ostohsr y, M; lo secuee the payussnt VI
= nOte. therein descrttsed. eud uow past due:
TheresOes. ~ The request ~ b holder ut
pAid note. end BY virt0e At the pOWes ron
essrsd by aald decd 0e trust, ] WtIl, q
MONDAY, 5Rs ssH DAY " sEPfHM HER,
ISol, between the hours Of = o'clock Z. 4. and
8 O'elock ,. n. q the north front d10s Of the
court hOnss, IN ths city Of narshaii, saline
Coun!y. n!ssou!t. sell u public e0cesoe, 20
above described. 70 pay sAid a0ts and tbs
FHoHxs n. RAlNEy.
as-<w Trustee.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

We Offer one Huudrsd Dollsrs Re-
wsrd tor aay esss 81 CsssrsA shss cen.
nos - eursA ~ Halle Csssrrh Curs.
2. J. CnnNNA Co, Props., Tolsdo,O.
We Ne undsrsignsa, have known
2. J. Chsosy for Ne lest Is yssrs, sed
believe him psrSeosly honorsbIs IN oil
buslosss sssasscsioas, ssd Aosucislly
sbls 70 carry ous asy obligasioa osds
By their 6rw.
WEST 4 TRuAx, wholesale Drug.
eists, Tolsdo, q. WAlDGSso, KiNnAN
: MARVIN, Wholesale Druogisss,
Toledo, O.
Halle Csssrrh Cure 10 token intern.
ally, scslag dirscsly upon shs blood
md mucous surfsces Of The sysssw.
Prize 76c per bossle. Sold BY oil drug.
gisss. Testimonisls free.
Halle Family Pills ere the best
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

beck, and he had bssn gone two
weeks!
Well, the Rsck Peak Vas perhaps
NOT oil shss could b dssired. But 10
bed not been there ~ hours before he
knew everyone 10 The hotel. He va
surrouoded wherever he went BY .
bsvy Of charming young girls. HE
courageous pr0tsstasious thst hs wss
. married msn had NO effect. He wss
. mso, sod that wss enough 70 this
gay Rock Peak crowd -oa week day:
hs wss the only mao. A. every sug.
gsstiou Of his thss no must return. he
wss greeted with . storm Of outcries.
Aud whss . gorgeous sims he did have
rowing. ~piooiokius end lrolickipg! II
took him beck " his college days.
The second dsy b bad written 70
bis wife thss hs wss nos fully satisfied
With The hossl-shss b would have 70
stay Longer aod and 0us more. Then
later shss - would have ~ make sure
Of The psopIs shses-sad soon through
. long liue Of miserable excuses.
Aud - last Mrs. Won Blumsr csssing
- reply, hs bed torn himsslf swsy,
sud nos he wSs about 70 reap the
harvest hs he'd s0wn.
Never niad! Bs would fscs The
music.
He walked M the utsus. ,onened the
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23
lM re tItHdHA&d
VI q 0u1nCn 0guk.

During Ne oooiae sumDer We Bur.
liagtou Route viii hsve 10 effect Ne
very lowest sxoursiou rssse thss have
ever beea oeds. TIE gsssrsl plsa Of
These rssss, aessiaosions, &C.,, h %
vsrisd thss ths public should ssk their
nearest ticket agent for dsssils,o or else
do us The favor 70 write for rssss, Dc.
scriptivs natter, &C.
Chssp Summer Tours wsss-Dsily
70 Colorado, Utah and Black Hills,
also Homesesksrs' excursions every
two weeks 70 the whole West and
Northwest.
Cheap Excursions Esst-vsry low
round "Trip rssrs 70 she Buffalo Expo.
sitiou, The Seashors, Adiroudscks,
(:susds, Miohigsa Lake., Msokissw;
. thousand eastern resorts; doe lake
sod rail trips ssss, vie Chicago, Do.
troit, Clsvslsad.
Chssp E~xoursioas NorsA-Evsry
day 70 g. Paul. Minssepolis snd
Lake Superior rsaorss; ths cooless
vecrestivs country.
Ask for he Barlingsoo's summer
e~xcursion rats circulsrs.
Write ~ Sos rsAss end peietsd mss-
CsliS0rnis ENTHUSIASTICALLY
conducted every Wednesday from o..
Louis, every Thursdsy from Ksosss
City and 81. Joseph.
ssr dssoribing The proposed trip.
l.. J. BMCleEa, L. w. WAKu.EY,
TIP. a., 02a Main 81, Gen. Pas.Ag
kansas City, No. 9. louis.
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager,
81. Louis, No.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23
Arid J. J. nh isls

From the Chicago C~hroaicls.
A Crest NorthAru section bsud in Q
hurry for HE money recently ''dunpsd"
Jsmss J. Hil - wilmsr. TIE Bill
special train stopped ~ wilmer . isv
minvsss sod ths sessiou hand Was there.
John J. hc0sirs, . lsboring uss Who
gave II OUT thas b knsw Mr.. Hill
whsa - wss sos q sucosssiul - hs
oow h ssd he'd sos ssssissd bis prss-
cot high ssssdise 10 Ne eooosrcial
wosl1, bee rsosssly bssa working on
90 sstrs gang on The Sioux Falls line
end from ~ ssnersl appearance II
sseosd thss THE wss The 1rss misds-
mssaor Of which hs he'd bssn guilty Of
for some time. The sxtrs gass on
which b wss employed vss laid on;
sinos that time Mc0uirs hes bssu welt
log for . time check. He concluded
that The local o6scisls we're trying 70
hold his money beck, however, end hs
decided thss ~ would take his case 70
the president himself. Mc0sirs hsd
bsen qusrssrsd 10 Ne junglss nssr
Foot lake snd II wss With nome effort
~sppsrsntly thss hs cut shors bic mora.
Ing sissss In he hssvy undsrbrush
uesr Tia lake cod srrivsd % the depot
10 sims 70 NJ ths president. He dunn.
"a Mr.. Hill Assly and without osre.
mouy for Ne amount due him. ~htch
wss somsshing vsr q.
Mr.. Hill seemed n take The mater
% . very good joke and referred No.
CURE 70 supsrinasndsns Allsn. Who
he said he wascOnadent would ~ thst
oil bis troubles we're satisfactorily "a.
justed. This ~ not sufacisut Tor the
irreprsssibls MCGUIRE. however. end
be assured Mr.. Hill that no hsd work.
Cd for him end bis railroad when be
had ''ouly . bunch Of ovid scrsp Iron
goats runoing up and down he line"
md thought thst 10 visv OF this feet
he wss entitled 70 mors considers.
tiou. BY . bunch OF scrap Iron goats
Mr.. MCGUIRE meant the old bsll smoke.
stack Locomotives which were used by
the rOsd 10 the early days and which
were for many years the buts Of rail.
rOsd men.sud the public generally.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

Mr.. Hin isuehsd Kindly % The train
steamed rapidly out Of Ne ysrds end
McOsiss wss 1T. sssediog II NE mid.
de Of the trsck, noes disoaysd, but
still ploedtue bic caso.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

plsssss oil ~ fsaily. Fosr Flsvors:
-Lsoooa, Orsags, Rasp6sssy and
strswbsrry. AZ your Groesrs. l0Cts.
Try u today.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

49, ~ Il
The Rock Peek hossl," ssid Won Blu.
osr, ''sad Il sesms mighty sssesesive.
re up II he Cssskills, end u Might
b . good plscs for ~ 10 spsud our
vacation. You know ~ hsvsn't bssa
70 NE wouasslos for soos slms."
"Diaut you 81 . bookiss from Ne
Ossae gropsf'' Asksd Mn. Won Bin.
~. "Yoa ks0w ~ liked u down
shsrs 90 much Lat ysss, sed I think,
sfsr ELL prefer Ne ssssbors. Tssss's
soshieG much bssser thsu shs Jersey
oossA sed We 0essa Front 10 such .
aics hossl. W. kuo~ I'll sbous n asd
~ doet ksow sshlsg sbovs shis othsr
plsos you osotlon."
'Of course The Ousau Frous 10 plos,"
ssld Voc Bluwsr. "why shoulduv
n b sIee - Ne prices they chsvgeS
Why u eoss u eiS . dsy oil ~ tine
~ we've thsrs lest yesr. ls's soo mach!
! csot afford u. Nov The Rock
Peak
''The Rock Pssk," ssid MRS. Won
Burner, lis cheaper, Of course, or
you wouldn't have msusioosd II. But
~ for ne, I don't believe In trying
any expsrimsuts. ia rssher sssy ss
home"
That 10 exactly the way feel
shout II" ssid Won Blumer. "But
li~ssea"-aod hs rssd aloud from sbs
circulsr-''Ths Rock Peek IL sisuss~d
l,So0 1sss above Ne sss level end c0m.
msads . supeeb visw for thirty miles
up sod down the Hudson Valley. TIE
roo0s are large end airy, With oil
m0dsso inprOvswsuss, sod The cvis.
Inc 10 soanowledssa u b u-nsurpsss.
ID. Priose iroa ols - - psr week.
Whss do you think Of that
''You csat veil suythiue from tbs
cIrculsr." ssid Mrs. voa Biumsr.
'Os cOurse oot," ssid Won Blumsr,
''bas % In coming 70 ny point.
We've bseu 10 . rut TOO long. and q
he sans tims ! don't want 70 subisoe
you " any discomiors, - I know bow
you hsss chssp hotels. What I pro.
poss " do h 70 run up 70 he Rock
Nsek-is's osly thrss hosrs swsy-lor
. Day o. %. sad aad out juss whst
s0rt u . plscs Il y. II We Ill right,
- I ar@ly believe. IN come beck snd
get you! whss do you ssyr
Mr.. Won Blumsr p0ndsrsd Tor some
time bet0rs she replied. She knew Der
husbsod VsSssy cell, end there VS.
always IN uaderCurrsns Of s~usplciou
whsosvsr 10 proposed ssythiug IN.
usual. A. Ne ssps sime, bic psoposi.
tion YES % coasidsrsts ri Der thss sha
could rsiss no rssl ~objsosion 70 Il.
"YOu'l cone right bscks" she ssid
u last.
"~Csrtsiuly," replied Won Blumsr.
'I'm simply going up there on your
accOuoe want ~ nsks sure ne Ne
right place Tor you. ! esa Y up 70
morrow afternoon"
"Well-sll right" ssid Mrs. Won
Blumsr, s0mewhst dOubtiWlly.
Il ives sw0 weeks lsssr. Won Blumer,
On bis wsy from his once. where he
he'd stopped for . few moments on bic
arrival In the city from the Rock
Peak hotel, was citing In an elsctrlc
car, hOmswxrd bound.
The enormIty Of h.s Oiense had not
: fully occurred 70 him befOre-s0 busy
AAA - Axu- hu.s 49, -
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

Lsxssive Brouo-Qvinips Tablets
cure . cold 10 ons day. No cure, NO
pay. Prize 8 ceots.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

IS; e: !. 81; -. :ss.'6 20; :'ie:s H a.
80 ~, q: 81 = :. sssEs. - ~ s'sA'v q d.
d. PSescs's ceoaos osaa Medical
Advtser. psp.er eevess. eoatelalsg 100
largs pagss, h ssst nv q sDos1pl q -
ia go. xdd''s d. n'v. h''es.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-23

10 20 viii sU1d ~
1lcESaais, glssa below.
that - saye-1l Nd =
also headsehe aad paia
Utsrine dieaass y Q ooanm
canss q headache, bss
sche, sidsachs, sesvouso'
and oehes WoUlaaly VA
d. Plesce'e Eavosite
pFU1csiptioo cuf9s ueerS
~ dtsoaeo, cd, ,
t~hesv1oss. cures
NJ h0A6ehe,ido.
ssls, 60, vlieA
sUoult 6kvs1 de.
sassd coodleioa a
~ WuunAaly o..
gnniGn. WEsvoe.
u ~Prueaaptieas
y ~ boA oedicius IT
Wogmoa. u 0stahaldeDoo
sNgulasiey, dsiss wsakss.
IN dsaisa. tsaIe is1an-
uotioo ord ulcesstioa
asd cusss female weak.
0
0Isk veuss ass h.
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IT had headache
and pain IN the side"

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-10
A COMMON ERROR.
The same Mistake Is Made by Many
AIurshailtown People.

The Same Mistake Is Made by Many
NIurshailtown People.
Its common error
To plaster the aching back,
To rub with Imminent rheumatic joints
When the trouble comes from the kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
Als.
And are endorsed by Marshalltown
citizens.
Mr.. j. H. Brace. of 607 South Third
street. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills in
my case proved the best remedy for
kidney ailments ever used, and have
used many and used them faithfully.
/ had much trouble from my kidneys
and BLADDER. There were severe pains
in my back, the kidney secretions We're
highly colored and singing sensation
Of scalding accompanied them. l also
had q feeling of great exhaustion and
became tired at the least exertion. A
friend knowing the symptoms l had
and my utter inability to obtain cure.
gave me a portion Of box of Doan's
kidney Pills. The use of these gave
conclusive evidence as to their value.
Five boxes. which l got at Mcbride q
Wills drug store, give me reason to say
that they are a wonderfully valuable
remedy"
n For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents. Foster-Milburn Company, Buff
salo, N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name. Doan's. and
take no other.