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by doubling the monthly payment to
$4,000 OF the Bunker HIN q sullivan
Mining q Concentrating company OF
Idaho by the bonus Of 5000 O,makIug
$4,000 declared for the quarter on
the common stock OF the Federal Min
ing a Smelling company In addition
TO the regular quarterly Of Sl75 600 on
the preferred; by the resumption OF
the extra dividend OF 25 cents per
share making so cents, or 100000
monthly, by The Homestake Gold Min
ing company OF South Dakota, and by
the Increase from $3.50 per share to 81
$4,000 for the quarter) of the Texas
d Pucidc coal company An unusual
payment was 81 per share, or $3.50
GOO by the Alaskan Mexican Mining
company which would have distrib-
uted 30 cents, or $4,000, quarterly
la April IN contrast to this is the
initial quarterly dividend Of 60 cents per
share, Sl0S000 declared by the DAILY
West mime I'M Utah, AN amount by the
way considerable less than one-half
what would have been paid had the
monthly dividend of 40 cents per share,
on $4,000 been continued More econ
omic management In working the mine
is explanation for the new dividend pol
icy.
The March dividends were distributed
as follows Twenty gold, silver and
lead properties, {l.47i2S3; three copper
S. Ol4gl5; one zinc, $1,000; four coal
and coke, SlJ3,3l7; IA gas and oil, $l4.-
Sl11S0, one chemical $4,000. total, 10
companies, $lS4772O5. I'm addition to
these dividends Americans have shared
I'm the payment Of 100000 the first BIZ
monthly by the Greene Consolidated
company of Mexico, and $4,000 by a
Central American mine
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STOCK PRICES
STRONG At OPENING
This Was lat Some Points While
The General Level of Market
Was Unchanged.
OFFERINGS CHECKED RISE.
Before This Tone Was Animated and
Buoyant-- Bank Statement Had
UnlayOrable Effect.

N,,, y,rL ,rru a. -o,orl.. ,-,cos NJ
.'''' hA ~
STOCKS luuay moved up stlohby at euIhp
points, while the general level NJ the m0r-
ket was litile CHANGED from, last night. n
80, 80 80. .,,,.,,.i,o ',,,,...sior., ~,
H"'ulu' oi H'otN7 S"o""h VonN''S'o''s Va
realizing Smelling ran of lHs ana LJ-
cOmotlye "a, The trading I'm the trans.
.,,,,,a,t, ~, -, 400. ,.,,,,. o,, LII,
.o''""o"N' b''up was i"'e' '"u NN''''"'
There were running sales Of 5000 shares
of St. Paul at 1856 to 1853, compared with
isl last rIcbt and f,oo sb,rcs NJ r'pl,n
~ '"'' ''h", "''' ''"'Y '""''' W. o'''V''
Puclhe at 1909 ANA lSPA compared win
last night New YORK Central and HI
u,l.. Central rog. .ob.,t d, ,,i,,t an, l.,s.,
r''nsocti1ng pnlI,drlGSis Rama ,nnsit
N,n,,,,,I . AKA ~ W.ti n",liiS, si,cL 4. m, +,
iG"' I,vin Gif, Iionir ''SDr,tit wa "Tb"'"
,sSrr larea y.rtn,al g9ipS olsn IN a,it.
N nUmnr1 of storks ''''0
mo togr ,,.,s H'ii,n,i,1 and buo,.,pt
p,Itn hn.,,. n6nrinr' az "" t'yc
Sr,it',.' w. ,,'i 70 t,tt'' '1iI I 81
risr Noyy NnrI GantT,G p,,,, ,"orrto5 vs. g.,
mint brInw XII uIrht1anT ilIinnis on
irai ag ,nu,h St7 i1uli painod n,nr D
nnints and lost half ~ ton Ina strI
Nortborn sorirui~s m1tinfc1 to INA. ana
t.I,,..l a. t,.,,,.' 10 r,.,t No No.,
,,,nt31,ua ", ,nl I'U" nnints tS ga Nuta"t'
gn,st + Irr Ear 'thc = ing1cJ st.,i-t nm
nor Goods rraforred snuef nreferrod In
,,,,niiy, ,i'ftrirJ 't5.9itt. FNrri, Ap1ar-
iran and Wdoinn gair"j i to liz f9Ct.
,Sonna r1.r 9i, ana re,cteJ pisrs yve,s
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

pnrtneuf of tho limited States Mining
,npnnpv has rettuppd frnm a business
min ia Nevada.
Visitors 10 Tlntlo tomorrow VIII ne
accorded the prlEilrges OF LOOKING
through the May Day mine the man
'''''' 100
william Robinson FORMER assistant
superintendent OF the lainpa mines
was yesterday huihtu as Supetlutth-
dent OF the SILVER NMeld mlhe OF blhS-
NAM
Tho ora and bunlon settlements re-
portcd lato Yesterday by Mccormick q
CO.. We're ms i9,l,owS; crude ore ana
concentrates SlH'VV' Oase pu"'oI' 900
oO0
MARTY OF prospertors came into
PIoche from Inc Troy mining district.
with attachments of roid ore HAT nss9y-
cd ne high as $500 per ton.--CaIlente
Progress.
Cashier ~ j. Pithey OF the Utah
vcafber FOR several weeks viii ioaye
tnnigbt for los Nrgslna oyer tbe salt
Tho Routo for n yac,tion ana rest
NJ, f. Murray manager OF the Frank
lin mining interests IN Pluto and SEWER
counties, ~ IN the clty To-Day on a Drlei
business TRIP, MT Murray says good
progress IS being made with develop.
nent work, ana confirmed me report
sent IN ABOUT the recent slr'Ke III tue
Mountain queen nine
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1t is Making Good Progress While
Building Operations Are
Expanding
PRICES OF COMMODITIES DOWN.
Declined Nearly Three Per Cert
During March Denver Real
Estate Active.

Now York, April headquarters to
Dun's Review indicate that trade is
progressing along satisfactory lines,
building operations are expanding In
Il seasouable manner ana the outlook
IL decidedly encouraging. Real estate
is active at Denver. Jobbng aud re-
tail trade at Portland, Or, responds
TO better weather. Large exports 90
to the orient.
Prices OF commodities declined 81
per cent during March, according to
Dun's index numbcr-a logical con-
comitnnt Of the advancing season.
Eggs, dairy and garden products, grain
and coal made the most notah. de-
cllnes Foreign commerce at this port
Is keeping pace with the Improvement
in domestic trade, Imports for the last
week exceeding the same week last
year by s6,6jG,735, ana exports gaining
S., lSi.49S.
Failures This week numbered PA in
the United states, against 22j last yolr.
and 20 IN Canada, compared with l6
year ago.
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A. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker 2l6 d. f. Walker Block.
NEW BUILDING SCHEME.
Concrete Work Being Substituted for
Steel and Iron.

A new feature in architectural work
Is the substitution Of concrete pillars
beams and flooring for steel and iron.
The substitution has been found to
work just as well, and there is a mark
ed advantage IN cost and convenience.
4 concrete pillar Is made by fashions
ing and setting tn plastic material
around four steel rods set equidistant
from each other, and can be made Of
any size desired; and the beams are
made by reinforcing the concrete with
slantlng steel strips connected with a
shallow steel strip running along the
base Of the beam, Flooring Is made by
concrete filing In a heavy metallic net
work
by this means an the trouble delay
and cost and often Inconvenience ex-
perlenced I'm securing steel beams and
pillars from eastern foundrles and roll
INK mills are avoided The small steel
work necessary can be easily manufac-
tured I'm this city, and not "a pound Of
material need be shipped In from out
side the city. Buildings II stories high
have been built with this construction,
and IT'S introduction has so far been so
successful that It's general substitution
for the metal promises to be q matter
Of but a short time The new building
AT Provo Of the Bell Telephone company
Is being thus CONSTRUCTED,
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PRODUCE


Chicago April l5.--ScllIng OF the May
delivery by prominent long had a weak
cuiug influence on the wheat market to.
day Bearlsh sentiment WAS increased by
q decline AT Liverpool, As result Of low
temperatures throughout the west and
southwest the market opened firm with
July mp A 10 "A ut St's to S. May was
a 70 Us higher at llil2 20 lie. Pressure
ON May developed soon after the opening
and the price quickly dropped to ] "A.
again 10 llrs I'm sympathy with the
weakness Of May, the July option sold Oft
20 Nas Minneapolis Duluth ana Chicago
reported receipts of 2D cars against 100
year ago,
Liquidation of May continued through.
out the session. Fresh reports OF damage
Co the winter wheat crop caused a finn
touo in July the last hour Of trading
The market closed about steady with July
up Is at H,". May was on "A at LIZA
Sentiment n the corn pit was boarsh
partly as a result Of the weakness OF
wheat A feature was the heavy selling
of May and a consequent decline OF moro
than "a cent In the price Of that delivery.
July C,encd unchuHgca 10 a shade lower
at lSAUiSas 10 1874 and sold Oft to 4&. At
the close July was down * at A.
July oats opened unchanged at 3d. sold
at 3l03)ls and then reacted TO 1913
July pork was unchanged at 18.01b.
Lard was up 24 ut I.jO, RIBS were shade
higher al 785 at the opening
Close: Mhoat-May lliN July SIN.
corn-Aprl l5s; May l1B; July IS,
oa,s,Mey 3@g2o1.; July g7ls, Sept, %.
Pork May, l2l2g1li2,5, July, 1850
Lard April clile May i2jUL2Ih;
July ~, Sept, 15li4a1GO.
d. Ribs MAY IvopIo2's! July, 72lEN73l;
Ryo-AUrll, u.s.
FlaN-Cash, northwest i3o.
Timothy April 2&.
May 100
BBrry--Cash l0Hi9
Cash; Wheat No 2, rod l16dl1-to, No
3 rgd. llj, No. p hard llidl,l7. 49, B..
hard L0Hl IA; NO. J. northern, tlGd
sprlng l030llj.
Oats-No. p 30d3OM, No. g. 2A0M.
Corn-No 2 IS TO asa No. g. Gis.
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on THE COMSTOCK.
Mine owners Agree on Plan 90 Open
Mines at Great Depth.

San Francisco. Arril ia big deal
between leading interests. which II ia
expected VIII greatly assist the deep
mining work under way and projected
Co., the Coms.oolt lode. was closed On this
city yesterday An agreement has
been made between the ComstOck
Pumping association composed Of
every mining company ON the lode.
about 80 corporations I'm ALL and the
Ctomstork tunnel company owning
the Sutro tunnel by which the pump
ing association viii at once take charge
of the work OF putting the tunnel and
lts north ana south LATERAL branches ln
complete repair and cquipplng them
with proper drain pipes 90 take the
water discharged from the lower levels
of the mines This agreement is to re-
main iU force for five years.
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GOOD DWIDEND RECORD.
Iorty'Thrcc Companies Paid More Than
SlR.OOO.OOO In Mnreh.

March was good dividend month
according to the statistics collected by
the Engineering and Mining journal
ll>4,G205 having been paid SO mining
ana motalurgIoal companies Zoo the
United States This lis nearly hroc
times the total reported in January,
ana fully S600O0o0 more than iu Fob
ruary The increase On March was
due principally to the declaration hy
The Standard on company OF quar-
lcrly dividend OF Sll5500o0, against
$4,000 600 In December; by the addition
y N5Oo.oOO TO the 2lO00O0O quarterly
ef the calumet & Hccla copper mine;
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Tho local business situation during
the week has been satisfactory al
though there has been nothing phen-
omenal In any one Of the special lines,
There was a short luIl following confer
ence, but this has passed, and mer-
chants and trajesmen generally report
business conditions as picking up.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago April --Cattle--Rccelpts, 20;
barket steady. Good to prime steers, 500
N6.15: poor TO medium i,Gld5.1 70; stock
crs and feeders, 25OG5l0; COWS z, G)aj.Gl;
hCifers 3,00nG,O Gamers, l,DH3,Wi bulls,
2.jO0i 80, calves, 3 OOH7 90
Hogs Receipts today 1900; Monday
1000; market slow TO steady. Mixed ana
butchers. 5A50j.Go; god 70 CHOICE heavy
l,5iaH9.tj; rough heavy 69no,g0i lights,
5.3505.3ii9; bulk of sales, j,52HVj,tlia
Shccp-Rccelpts 200, market steady,
lambs, steady Good TO choice wethors,
5.G0a6,05, fair 10 choice mixed, d5oa5 50;
western sheep, 4.jON6.S; native lambs,
i,jOgG3j; western lambs A50a7&,
OMAHA.
South Omaha, April l5.-Cattlo-Re.
CciptS, 2N, market unchanged. Native
steers, 4j106,j0; COWS and hoiters, 3.5Od
$40 western steers, 3.15dj. 2j Gamers,
2Hd3j0, stockers and feeders, 275a6. %;
calves 2.75a0.oo; bulls. stays etc 2.50d
$40,
ilogs-Receipts, 1000; market higher
Heavy 5,2jn5.&; mixed 5.2jd5. 30; lights
; 25a3, b; pigs h15qj,2j, bulk Of sales,
shcep-Receipts none; market steady.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, April l5.-Cattle- Receipts,
800; market steady, Native steers, i.7ja
stuckcrs ana ioeders,3. jOp5.25; bulls, 2,15H
i.1j calves, 3, 25u6 % western fed steers
o. 00dG. 30: western fed COWS, 3.50d5.OO
Hugs-ReCeiptS 200, market cents
higher. Bulk uf sales 6.3Jftj, i5: heavy
. iQa5A5 packers j,3iQj,ij; pigs and
lights, iG56oi0.
No shccy-- Market nomInally steady
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York April 1.-THE following Ia
BILE, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
hank Clyarings at the principal cities for
the week ended April 10, with the percon-
tugo Of increase and decrease as cumpar-
ed with the corresponding week last year
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been without many
transactions Of local stocks, but has
been full OF interest I'm several business
directions. First In the lively bidding
that has been going on among local
banks for the good win Of the retiring
Wels-Fargo concern. The issue OF
this viii not be known for some time
to come, but whatever IL may be, tho
entire banking fraternity win be glad
TO see the number OF banks i'm the COM
munity reduced, as there has long been
a feeling that that branch Of business
was overdone in Salt Lake. On tho
part Of the public there is general re-
gret that such an old land mark as
WELSH argos bank should be oblit-
Grated.
Another item Of interest and one that
strongly shows the popularity of sugar
investments, was the announcement OF
the formation of the new Western Ida
no Sugar company with capital Of
million and a half which will build the
two factories near Boise and payette,
Idaho. That the entire stock should
have been subscribed I'm two or three
days and no more be obtainable IN a
market so limited as this, speaks vol
umes of the favor with which sugar
investments are regarded.
Following are the latest quotations,
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WOOL.

ST. Louis. April l5-Wool dull Terri.
tory and western medium, 2zuz3; fine
medium liHlS, fine, bolL
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Neyndn stoeks

James A. Pollock & Co., brokers re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
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BANK STATEN ENT.

New York April 1.-THE statement OF
averages OF the clearing house banks Of
this city for the week shows:
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REMOVED

The office Of the Pioneer ore sampl-
Ing Co. is moved TO 5li Douly Block.
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ATTORNEYS. NOTARIEs and real
estate men will find fun supply OF
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store.
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Salt Lake Security
And Trust COnnanv
AS TRUSTEE
AS TRUSTEE.

~, Mnen by reason of ill.healtb oay,,,
ING age or engrossiug cares , ~ "' IVA.
company can safely be cn,rus,adl' =. 'D'
'e'e you Of your anxlcues Nv t .J '',
complete charge Of your og,p'. ''n''3
' ,u,nuaI consultations Open MooS p.',
evenings Security ana TrYs, ,. .,O,'"i
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B0sT0N MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co, successors to Hudson Sons co.,
hrnknra Mnr..
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TINTIC MINING NEWS.
Mines NJ Camp Sent out l52 Car Loads
OF ore This Week.
sporIaI NOIresp0nNenro

SPECIAL correspondence.
Eureka, April 14-The ore shipments
from TintiC district continue 20 IN
crease, 1852 carloads being sent 20 the
smelters during the week ending Thurs
day night, April y. The minerals were
extracted from the following properties.
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UTAH, IDAHO. THE wop,n

and ldoh new 0r maps maps Just issued. u,,,
the r lHa,o OF one side the WorlJJ ea
Of coun gISe siae, Including popu.9,,o on
the 100 '' cen. ana towns according V IN
every eve Wv Co census with brief skctcb 20
si% ine Sbpun'f ro IN the world, szSo " 2S .,
address for 25c. Address De S'n, 10 any
i'OoN store Salt Lake City. utab "s"'
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new PRIVATE WIRE
SERVICE.
JAMES A, POLLOCK & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
WEST SECOND SOUTH ST

SALT LAKE CITY
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXEcrrrn -,
6bOGks, BONDS. COTTON IN
ohAlN AND PROVISIONS
FHiV VAT LEASED WIRES WITH ~
'"T pS SSD ,B5IRIAN. CORES. N'-
Ma, ~ roN DING MEMBERS
N Cotton ToTE E,s sl0Gs Efpsasoge New YORK
change Chicago Board Of Tro IdoA S'-
WE HANDLE ALL PRONfr>,r,,.r IT,.
MINING AND COMMERCIAL IAll
STOCKS
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soIt0Ir-D.ncI0g tonight, O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-19
LLOYD RAMSEY GOES
TO REFORM SCHOOL.
Acting Justice Robinson Decided Not
to Hold Boy for the Grand
Jury.

Considering the youth Of the prison
er, tho manner in which he told the
story OF how gambling led him to
crime and the pathetic appeal of the
lads heartbroken father. Acting Police
Justice Robinson yesterday sentenced
scvcntccn-ycar-old J. Lloyd Ramsey to
the reform school Instead OF holding
him for the grand jury.
When the case was called yesterday
morning, the prisoner, with tears
streaming down his checks, repeated
the confession he made Monday to
Sergeant j. w Reynolds. He admit
ted breaking into Gorsuch & Co S drug
store and taking 500 from the mana
gers desk. anu declared that gambling
had led him the crime. According
to his story he began Shooting crap
+. with a few boys in the rear of store
on Washington avenue and afterwards
began to FREQUENT gaming resorts. He
lost large part of the stolen money
at Phoebus and Ocean View Sunday
and had only $1.l in his pockets when
arrested.
Mr.. j. a. Hayes, manager of Gorslch
Il Co.'S store. made statement to the
effect that he had no desire to see the
boy prosecuted.
The prisoners father. Mr.. ]. NJ.
Ramsey. appealed to Justice Robinson
to dispose Of the case at once by send
ing his boy to the rcformatory.
The authorities will make an effort
to have young Ramsey taken to the
reform school without delay. in order
to prevent him from being kept i'll
jail for any length of time.
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CHINESE MUSIC.
What DR.. Whcwell, Master of Trinity,
Knew About 1t.

Knew About 1t.
The remarkable extent of the knowl-
edge possessed by DR.. William Whc,
we'll, ut one time mnstcr of Trinity,
Cambridge, is well illustrated by the
following story. taken from the "Life
ami Work OF DIR. Momerle."
Two of the Younger dons, growing
rather jealous of the masters rcputa-
ton for omnisciencc, determined that
they would discover something OF
which he knew nothing. They pitched
upon the subject Of Chinese music
How should he know; anything about
It? They; did not, SO they went TO an
encyclopedia. and. read the subject up
The next time they, met Wbewell al
q! dinner party they led the conversaI
ton gradually in the direction of muI
sic. when they began to discourse upoI
the music of the. Chinese and; gave ou|
nil their recently acquired information
Whe.Well was silent much to thei|
Eatisfaction. Evidently he knew MOTH
Inc, about the matter. But, just as tlie3
were beginning to rejoice In their trf
umpll he snld;
Might I ask, gentlemen, where yot
got your, information?"
"Oh, yes, they; replied. Eve picket
1T up. out Of such md such an cncyf
clopedla."
3 "Ah," said Nvhewell, 81 was thlnklnl
$50. wrote that article thirty year,
ago, and It's full Of mistakes" {
u . % 4 i .
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Assigned to Charleston.

Warrant Marchinist II. Desmond has
been assigned to duty on the new pro-
tcctcd cruiser Charleston. lie is ex-
pected to arrive here on July &c and
remain here in this city until tho ship
is commissioned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-19
New City Committee Postpones
Permanent Organiz alton
Mr.. PERKINS our OF CITY
Or. John r. Baeby is Chairman Pro
Tenn. and the Body Meets Again Fri
day Night-PhlIIIps Seems to be
Winner.

The first meeting of the new city
Democratic committee was held at the
city hall last night, when ten of the
sixteen members got together and
formed temporary organization. On
account of the absence from the city of
Mr.. X. w. Perkins, mentioned as can
diaate for the chairmanslip, II was de-
cided to postpone the election of per-
mancnt officers until Friday night.
The members met last night in re-
sponsc to Il call from Mr.. Allan Il.
Jones, chairman of the old committee.
MIR. l.. G. Phillips called the meeting to
order and DIR. John II. Bagby and Mr..
II. c. Noteworthy were elected tempo.
rary chairman and secretary, respec-
lively.
Then the advisablity of selecting
permanent cIliccrs was discussed anu
the decision to wait until Friday night
was unanimous.
Those present were: r. p. Holt,
from the First ward; w H. X Holt,
from the Second ward: w. b. Edwards,
r. G. Noteworthy, j. W. Courtney AMI
DIR. j. r. Bagby, from the Third ward !;
l.. G. Phillips. w. Il. Thomas Thomas
Newman and l.. X. Boiling. from the
Fourth ward
There seems to be no doubt but that
Mr.. Phillips will lie chosen Friday
night In addition to The fact that he
has strong personal following, Mr..
Phillips is an avowed supporter of Gov
ernor Montague i'll his race for the
Senate and it is generally understood
that majority Of the committeeman
arc of the same way of thinking.
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Here at Home.
Newport News citizens Gladly Testify

Newport News Citizens Gladly Testify.
ISsAgA sat ilmlany s.lilse}s The following
that-has placed "the Old Quaker Rem
edy" SO far above competitors When
people right here at home, raise their
voideSin praise there isSMo room left
for doubt. Read the public statement
of n Newport News citizen.
Mrs, J. Maroon, wife Of j. Maroon,
the well known carpenter, residence
341 FArtysflfth street, says: 81 sincere
ly believe that Doan's Kidney Pills are
a very valuable preparation. Mr.. Mar
confSand both were annoyed with
bsckRche and took a course Of the
treatment,< procuring the remedy at
Aliens drug store From the very sat
isfsst3ry results received l have not
the4Hightest hesitation in very en-
physically endorsing the claims made
for t6em."
Foe sale by nil dealers. Price so
cents2 Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
st.iss sole agents for the United
RtM@aaisshe name Doap's -and
take no other.