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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

maks me i've On charity I have
done the tsst I could. she vent on
uieaaiHEiNs
f'asss eli locked - he's and laughed.
TIE sIsk uafuaHH eyes hiaEed.
William gaaNsll she fairly
szssanzsd yea are a euN ard. ] de-
sfisa Yau' viii 90 90 the county
hospital al die there II ueess sarF
hafaHs I xiii etsf taksu cent from
~ II st Nsll l Ngll never
bother gua sRatn. n de. nY iaat
siah Wlii b. that Yuu are net al
assd - paY ! cent Tor my funeral
a,sHsnsss uat that think you
cart 20 a. -
eaNNell keut On laughing ana he
aia vita laid her gray head on the
q lie and sept as II her heart Wnnid
kraah
after gaawsii had left the rem.
hts y if. uith tsare streaming down
hsf cheeks salt
s'fAtfsft fhfak TOO hard % hiW.
hadee lie answn't know what hr is
doing Men are that way. Maytr
he duxNnt fnean to b. cruel Due
asnrnina when l uas aiek and could
uot xes 80 he brought me my break
fast r. bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
WEST SEATTL,E5LTNE
NOW FULLY ASSURED
Seattle Electric Company increases Capital Stock
and viii al Once Spend $500, 600 in MAX.
Ing Exieniion oil Street Car System

The immediate construction Of the
proposed West Seattle street car
line o. the Seattle Electric company
r. said to be indicated by the ac-
ton u that corporation la increaa-
Ina the capital stock from fE0e. 600 "a
tl.op0, 900. Notice Of the proposed
Increase was filed I'm the county
auditors once yesterday.
According 70 jacob furth. prosl-
improvements WI 81 made In ths
compenyR syatein ~ once. az re-.
suit ~ the Increase.
The fun amount ~ the increase
1900 600" said Mr.. Furth. will be
spent ~ the near future IN con.
structinE the West Seattle line sew
eral extensions 10 the present street
car lines and in making general i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

sanity caawsli sat In fhs caaft Feeiu
ard smiled dsFirifsif AZ her teEffui
fsnfus chea when Informed that Ms
aifs had not the 81. f,sasf - 1aIsta slaia
- =. .~'..s ~. .. - -. -. y. :,
AN fixht. thau. bat pot t.rf some
here cznt ease foF hsf any
l0uEsr
Have you no money. Nj Cas-
Nsiif askcd the Judge.
oh, sure, I have SONS faene1.
rsrlisd She husband. but not : cent
for hsT ! am tired ~ srrudsaE
mnrsy on hrf u has cosf me aeSrs
- an the money have made hr
years ui takr care % the old sufnau i
sh~ ha1 been sirh ~ usuch
judge Taliman looked at fhs man
with silent ronfenint TOT fHs min
utFa
Madam. your husband sATa he
has NJ money for Yun he said At
last ~Eu { wili have 10 Send Fuu
% the county hospital although
dislike very mach to 40 80
William" the saa faced WasaAa
cried "a sns ross from her chair and
stretched out her thin. honY h&nda
e. her husbagA After All these
years that have lowed yog ard
wofksj fpr you. are you xuins %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
|WAST LUMBERMEN CALL
on MERCHANTS FOR AID
h nat Al Westward Shipping be Done by Rail In
Order That Car Shortage Mere May
be Avoided

=, = - -e-.s I..- :, -; ~
commerce ~ the cities anf lafKe
fnwua q the SQUAD. anH ttasa =
Portland and Astoria, askinE fhstF
cooperation iu an EFFORT O. bring
4bqut the transfer - nisf,snfitr
freight NON tar ocean vessels g. The
railroads
The circular calls aftrafian "a tps
pfevailink ear shortage snd the tifil :
Guilty - obtaining cars fuf iufulses
and shinEls shipments 81 the East.
while " - cunes1sd thai the OCEAN
shipping mAy ~ cheaper Il Il ar
Etird that the merchants shruts~lXea
viii pfunf ~ th~ change. since the
prolonged shutting down - thx ium-
her ard nhlugis nsiiiH ~ The Nor n
west Wli SERIOUSLY affect the trade
~ the mere hantk hg thruwtng -
many men out ~ srnp'cyurnE
TIE merchants ARE asked. there
fore. 90 cooperate with The tuuahsrs
men IA taking effective measures 10
relieve tho car famine and 10 obtain
lower freight rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

Of John CLARK. a. NJ. Mortensen and
g. l. Hean conferred with Mr.
kemphter for more than an hour
The latter II said to have admitted
that IN some cases the union mon
were treated unfairly, but claimed
that IL was not the fault OF the
company, being almost unavoidable
IN the end II wac decided to pre-.
sent the protests TO Mr.. Kempster
aud EudVaVar to make "a more sat.
infnetory mark up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
TROUBLE WILL PROBABLY Be AVOIDED
DISSATISFACTION AMONG STREET EMPLOYEES SUBJECT
OF CONFERENCE WITH COMPANY TO-DAY

The threatened difficulty between
the Seattle Electric Company and
tho union car men bids fair to be
adjusted without further friction
superintendent kompster has prom
lzed ~ do the best he can by the
dissatisfied men whose runs have
been changed, ana IL comforting with
Secretary Mortenaen OF the street
Railway Men Employee Union this
afternoon,
The two officials went into con.
ference at 2.ib o'clock with the oh.
iect 81 strengthening out the dff.
cultlos existing between the com,
pany and the union men, More than
90 protests against haaiaumAntH
made by the mon will be looked into
and an effort viii be made to re-
ARRANGE the runs 10 as 10 give more
satisfaction.
Yesterday committee consisting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

Or NYiilH A aliilman. who ives
expelled from the king county Med
lesi Society because he stated that
the knife wound IA the brain 9f Lott
tie Brace. did not necessarily cause
her death. this morning cat a bullet
eat ~ the brain Of Mfn lie laaarr-
aud at the WhyHide Mission hnHpl-
tai The operation, roupstent phj D.
clans SAY iH practically the same nH
the aHa lu the case uf i4pttia brace,
but that death Vas more likely 90
result from q bullet wound than
from enc made hY knife Mr.
he IHsaafaud recovered after under-
sninF the operations spoke Ga
several ~ he attendants ~ ths hua
pfiaI after she left the operating
ROOM The riYsietaua who are at
tsHains hef nHY that che has =
chance Of ErHuKefN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
IN. HUBBARD'S
LECTURE

=. uuassra eal'or q The
.zs..a sf,eke At ChFistlaussa =
= sbztt q an audience that
= = s4paftsY - tas iafge rpaul.
4 1910 N4M Royes0ft ldeais
i hear And sait he held
Z - stseasien Of bis heaaefa.
I, askAara tmpr~~sfs ans as be-
!. ssaseaxAls - eafuest Its HfYle
+ I = ss4 rssaxerss fsanah pc new.
Il - ssr nMkes hit for ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

selves with glee.
HucIe was the Idol of the hour ar
ter Il was seen that he was game All
through. lie II a new man IN the
lpitchlnR business IN Seattle, but no
MISTAKE was made when Manager
DuRdale signed him. During the
second inning be went 20 the bad, but
after that ne gtraighiehed ny and
pitched the game Of his ne. re
bat and that made hit with nc
Fans. IN the nth Inning he amasn Z
ed q two-bnsc hit when " waa badiy
needed. Again IN the ninth ne came
10 the front with a clean blnEo.
Dennis Mccarthy. the star TIGER
tA,rier. was on the slab for the VIZ VIZ
ftNa re h IN the pink ~ condition
and pitched good ball Win an sftof
behind him and hit by HE opponi-
| mi he ioses his heart. and that ~
just what happened 70 him ysptsf
day. The loss Of the game Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
MKR NILS @ MBRR

wAMruM. Pa. April - A. Il
O'Clock this morning an attempt VS.
made to rob the FIRST Natioual bank
II this city THE robbery WIS fruH-
tfa8ad hK Henry Wlli0ughhy. bak-
er eha vas coming ~ the street
aud met the ruhher who vas on
guard outside the building iie was
ordered 10 thfaw uu bic hands but
instead 81 doing 80. pulled revolv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

Official reports are constantly be &.
me received % the Narliks prepare
items 81 Russia, ard the Cars diplo
matte representatives a. the Porte
eee,invs 10 make ssrands that the
sultan csnNet or will not comply
ssith
~ var 10 to be declared Turkey
will not be unprvpsrsd 20 meet Il.
Large bodies 81 troops have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

~ and began shooting Two other
robbers emerged from the bank aud
irined 10 tho shooting WiiieHRhbT
Killed on r0bbef ana wounded al
other Ife fred aii the shots in his
revolver. Tho uuwouuded rabher
assisted bio wounded eamfade a. 60
cape. WliouRhby WIS wounded in
both legs The dead rpbbef u I'M
] Identified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
WAFFLE FANS SEE THE
: SUN THROUGH CLOUDS


a. - ~ shons through the clouds
! -. igi he Seattle fans ysatsrdav
"a ) Elpomy dari ng The frsf paft
~ ,sssltls-Taeon.a game a. An
va = = 5. but a little smuggling. n
- = Tiger errors. and me Dug
~ =. ss ..s ID the work. seattle
~ = I'm : desperate finish b. =
\, - % s aold Hssss Trssd.
y 49, The sphere over the rlgbt
"a - - n thsIast hair 81 The
~. 'h'''he andsHulsn. Inc "Rid
Me- ,.i Steamed ovsr he pan.
ssss,,Fs.a ! = elfseK enough word
n d. ' s,. he howl thai vent up
II isns hsra and grand stands
ssizs discussed the game In
v.hisDfrs al the way nome
Fssa ~ - Joyful tbst they eole-
sAsr ~ taxing ar down the hilI
tshks hsd Intended b. ahit the
hs.s~. 7 took four men 10 keer
ssn ~. Dusdals Of the eeatii,
~ a. - climbing the nas-pole
a sssssls boys Rugged thsm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

....,.srlsoPlE, April is
). ,,.,.s !. si.elssss in official
-. s... n. strained rsls-
.... rseAss and Russia.
- !. esseF be eeHeesled
- - .,.sllit,ss hsssseen the
- -. : sst enlY . pesstell-
~ - - : -, ssrsas probability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
Rope and Gag" Case

~ D. u1ucke. the alleged rone and
gaF thug Who was captured n Sac
rawpnto. Will be- given q preliminary
hrarluE before Police Judge George
Apfil Gal nuuckr has stated tn tie
I-siice fhat hc wiil waive a hearing
anrn she time comes and 20 direct
o. the superior .uurt fur trial The
acenmriice % me alleged robbery 10
an A. MnnrIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

county. and Judge ". l.. Kelly de-
cided that the proposed merger was
Illegal new hearing Wa GRANTED
and the case vac removed 70 the
United States circuit court of ap-
pasla The point was made that IN
addition to lts being violation OF
the state iaw. the merger was w re-
atraint Of trade Judge Eanborn.
who concurred IN the decision de.
eiasine the merger under the North
srn Securities Company Illegal, rsn-
derel A decision Ia which he held
that The merger was legal. The case
wsa Appealed to the sspreme court
az The United states, where Judge
aaabefuss decision was reVeraed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
|GAlPED BY A FORMER CABIN BOY

Z PAUL Arrti fs-Ths scalp u
= ka<fh<fa Securities Gosare ~.
; r=<<f zsfthwesssfn railroad
N-Fz shzeh esh declared islesal
- Lrl<<t States Ffffuit court %
<s-<a nzf b ssta 70 hsna a. the
4 SeVsfnsF Samuel r. Van
n : HiaassafaL
rs iszss J. HI and ! PIER
= EzFEzn espiaFesf tks Softhera
80 ~ EzTinkfau raliN aYs and
sz7<sf tksn vith fiiifs Great
kFazsz fzllfo41 sndsr TIE North
5. Securities Company. Van SAINT
$500 E4sH HIS Eez@fssses ss.= Z
: - ~ = merger. hut rather q
xazaafT Of interest. did not
- ~ ard be ordered bis at
- ssn@fzl 70 take steps 20 have
Z ssiSsf - aside. Endsf the state
szifk fsstiix TIE conlhinaf Ion
sFsnE4 railroad Iihas.
IL tssf xttsEfttsss e Interest she
1nsf q ihs D.kotas Montana.
ltaAc. Oregon and WASH
n hls esAa 70 fight the
n@<ssaS 81 fhe governors was
- fAs result wan the fillns
III dozen suits asainxt the
s@-a securities Company. Then
49, Attorney General Enoxs
ssht under the Sherman
fzi Az. TIE salt witch was
- - vas slsesed governor Of
- snrEe fe&rs ago Last
~. - ke vas candidate Tor re-
= Nsa fsrred to make the
Tot sfsF made n the state
n kss MILLIONS and an the
-. zSsfzsFs q fhs state were
-. - ~ n eanpaiKu was
- a. sssi-snerssr platform.
gszss vss ssnt kas hen AZ
~ = sl<sztasfinE on the up
river Hs eth owns
= hssi Il tep boats ON tbs
q ssssr rFsr NE A. . cabin
20 sfsassiir porkef his way
-. 20 sznf Ess elected 20 the
- q rfprezenfatlves fror.
- lerh. Wiusna. whSa he
- fH he seeona ,mt H.
Gs. sr.sxsf Without a dis
a.. ss Their he beaarne a
ID. - us Republican nomi-
sA.S scFsfnof. but was Do.
~. TO years later he wa,
s,s<s,'s 4ndidats ana was again
~s.a'Ff Tine Ne waa rsut,.tsa
sppssftsan ana $1,000
thoasht 10 h. The sfrone'
I the state
anAss Il. sant began his fiRhi
hi. 80 ETsat merge. every Dos.
Mhm 1870 vas brought f9 bsal
" &c. FAKE him give il %. ~
- money and Threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
RAID az rnG Tenpealoln

chief n Police Sullivan ordered an
siissF rad on nrn tenHsfl1in cfth
houses last night The Diamond and
Washiu StOn hnuneH on tIfHt affuus
Holth wefe Cleaned ~ IS ueter utss
ilarbre Rhymes. Freeman and Hub
bard Ire hfy-thfes women ~ IN
fame erre hefdra iuia tfe police sta
tion ara pui gp sc ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

with political humiliation, but he
stood firm The result is that the
fight which he started has ended IN
the breaking % the greatest railroad
combination the world has sver seen.
Six or seven years ago az attempt
to merge these two failf0ad com
paniea WIS made. and the proposed
merger MAS Geeihrcd Illegal BY the
courts Al that lime Hili. president
Of the Great northern. obtained
control % large majority Of the
stock IN the Northern Pacific. A
close community Of interest was de-
clared. but legal steps were taken 10
prohibit the merger The case was
trlea 81 ne llalrlel nanrts 81 lhls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

plHuae Oos'd WORK is the highest
ideal ~ the Raycruftvrr. and the best
tyIs ~ man 81 thr man " he eau %
things That Il Ms message.
II u something 10 make sod
books u - soinethius vastly better
o. make BOOKS AZ good as ee can
said Mr. Hubbard Tbs hisuasf
art the AIRY which cnrirhrs the Nerld
10 nothinH maFe than the expression
~ . nlAn-s 10y ln BE Mnlh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

we're standing all thr tinr Is The
asst innlnE after Mullen had eafsrd
hls snrk around t. fhlfd. Tfsadway
came un With . Justly esletrAisd
Weiiop and The sun appeared from
t~hind the clouds Games ulfi -
played today ard toaorrgN st Afh-
lefic PARK between Seattle snf Ia
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
sAn raAncIsco -. surrr Q

sax FRANCISCO. April ia
HeafY hitfinE vas shs feature Of the
Fariae National league game yes
tsniaf
The sore Hufta >. San Francisco
a. BATTERIES DoWiine Kelly and
spintsfls. stesali and zearf0ss.
tfa piFs Warner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

..sI.ssea kas issas4 = Macedonian
l. ker ne fuHts4aisa sat
= - rasi have msss ears far
: s.snenz = their pfoiusit. and
<ssa thsm fs41ife the AID z
! mr. hnntz. Il = eiaIWrt - The
- - tat ears are scarce BE-
s. sore fright = eaFrief east
- a. eastward and - rcuss-
-. { . neresearF g haul many
sns this aay.
: sesreane fhLs hAndirap the
xHsxz wzxhEnston merchants are
49, Il q Al. their shlpniax b.
"a zseas ~ RrshgifE ssaFne % theiF
hexa u ws1n steamers Large
szzsas 1 uaa- psEashahie Fner-
azsse sra as heavy machinery
- xssAf neM eone from the
~ &eAa vessels. II h claimed
at ( Il - freight sefs brought
- - Exx aver tss trmrsennsi-
xsaE nar1a6s the latter vpaAd b.
sa< = 'sssNs their ratea ui@terta ~
ksr<sug vrtgr II. Re- kfnau hni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
MYSTERY
UKSOLKED

NEW YORK. Arm tN-Mofe than
thoussNnK men have been taken TO
the morrue. yet the pniias have not
sucrerdnd Ia iacntifstna the victim
~ the barrel murder mystery some
evidence nuw Leads 90 the belief
that possibly The man came frosn
i3uNaip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

court this morning, we're passed on
the ealsn dar because Of the Reyn-
olde murder trial. which n now IN
progress In that department.
Arguments upon the dennirrerp
vii come up before Judge Bell next
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
WIFI plsREPurE

4. johnson and Rosy West. both
colored. and joe Rogers aud Mabel
Yabey, both white, we're arrested In
a faam IN "a lodging house In the
eanthern part Of the city this morn.
inn The women were charged with
vahrancy aud the men with living
from the earnings Of fallen women,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
INDICTMENT DEMURRERS
CONTINUED

The demurers 10 the indictments
against chief of Police Sullivan.
Justice T. ~. Cam. George q. Piper.
isaac Cooper and George Kinnsar,
which were 10 have been argued be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
mar Be LOST

NORFOLK va April IS Fea-
are cntert aimed that Edwin tiould >
yacht. ChscosA, Waa sunk in the re-
cest storm She In naW gwsi days
overdue az Annaroiis, from here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

wIbnins score - reason % Peters
tasnf Work IN The bon.
TIE NFufFs Nrfknns =. ruFfia nj =.
Batteries fatHeF aud ZaiuHky, Fsi-
tsH and Anderson. uma sire Mahaf-
fsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

los ASuEf.Er. April 1s-Ths
o. The Hr0unfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

BERLIN. Apsil ie-Ths Frank
fsrtsf xestuna ~ = leader today
makes the authorttlNs statsaient
that Russia sentsunniatea an attack
ea eansthntinepis4 u asserts that
the uises Sea Feet has been rob,l.
ned and i nass ready Ter action. All
shirs % the volantser fleet have been
forbidden 60 leave por, AID an order
has been isausd that they be placed
IN readiness Zoe the uss ~ the ges
srnmsnt All ether ships Of the
volunteer fleet viii be rsauisitiensd
a. fast "a they arrive in pert
fhis news bears sut the intoruia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
ARRrsrFp roR rIonrIno

Peter i.oro and John Christ were
arrested on i1ke street this morning
- paffsimsu Hnaseu ard nrfseflYs
fiartse Tor fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

VIENNA, April ia dispatch
from Censtsntinopls this morning
Announces that the sultan yesterday
ordered the sssoutloa 81 the Aibsnl-
an sentry thst shot the Russi IN
consul at MltrositEa u is said Ne
sultan chose this course, which adds
danger 10 the present Albanian ~.
soiusion, sathsr than incur tire Res.
sian dlspleasurs.
ia goSsrnasat circles the feeling
prevails that the present sseslnsd
rslstlons be,~ssn the TIVE countries
Will most liksiy result In an armed
conflict In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
VAR BET tween RUSSIA

Attack C0HSannnoPIe Is ConenpLafedBLack Sea Squadron
Has Been 10bHzed and Volunteer Vessels Are Being RequSi
toned as Rapidly as They Arrive in Porf---Turks
Capital in a State of Alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

.xe,sN AriIl u n 4, M.-tnuILETlNl- : DISPATCHES
tA.ssssssS enNFIikM fhE REGENT NEI'NRre
fHS Va - TsiNrFMfi4ATtsS Az IMMEDIATE ATTACK ON
ms - II rms ~ DONE Ala.
FssAEsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

mebilssd along the fren,ies. the die.
tUfhaaess IN eutleyina provinces
giving an sxeuss fer the movement
et large arHnsd fescss and equally
large quantities 81 war equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

tie. given through various sources
dSrir1 the pas, week and makes Il
all but certain that the Graz cen
templates an lrmodis.e declaration
" war With Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
Do You
Want a
Home?

Nov H. the time 10 las a foundation.
so cash and a small monthly pay
msnt viii DO a. Can yet start
with isss7 q, minutes ride on the
Ronton car lire viii take you TO
Within one block Of these desirable
lots. Don't lot this opportunity
pass without investigation Gail
and let us show you this property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-06
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THANK DIR. Mile $ Nerv-
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on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-06
PLAIN PROOF.
A Statement Of Facts by an Augusta
Citizen.

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statement is made by a resident who
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with poan's Kidney Pills.
Mr.. ]. H. Woodbury., carpenter of 81
South Chestnut street, says Il was
interviewed in the spring of 1896 by a
gentleman who asked me for my ex-
perience with and opinion of Doan's
Kidney Pills. told him I had been
greatly annoyed by the action of my
kidneys, that the slightest cold always
settled there aid produced intense
suffering and that Doan's Kidney Pills
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a half since procured Doan's Kidney
and was first interviewed and l con-
scientiously say the longer and more
fully you know Doan's Kidney Pills the
greater faith you have in them
Everyone as far as have heard speak
in the highest terms of their great
value"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
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