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The Delta independent., 1905-12-08

fornis mesa; will respond to name, Togo.
Liberal reward for his return. Apply
the Ssaton Drug Co.
Sevsnth Day Adventist church will
hold wssk Of prayer service and read
ings beRinning on December 9Th ats p.
m. Subsequent hours announced daily.
COMMITTEES.
Clintpn Oliver, who does the heavy
weight stunt on the Paonia Booster,
was h town several days this week.
Mr.. Oliver was here In the interest Of
the Fruit Grower. which is issued from
the Booster Office. Ie
The Chicago Lady entertainers who
were at the opera houss Tuesday night
rs the aeccnd number Of the Delta
Entertainment Courss came up 10 ex-
pcctaAicna and were fully - good -
last seAsoN. TIE house that greeted
them was one Of the best Of the season.
For the next few days only N. v.
Mathews will offer at private sale. at
big bargains. At his residence: One
Domestic sewing machine. one heavy
ten font extension dining table. one CEN
ter table. one child's folding bed and
mattress, one good cook stove. and
many otter articles for household use.
The mission Of EARLY Risers'' b to
clear thu way nndRivs nature fullsway.
These fsmous little pills nd. the stem.
ach and towels Of all putrid matter,
thua rrthoSing the onfurs1 Of hsaaach~
eonstapa&ih. sallsws coaple1idh,s -
Dswltt's L,ttlc Early Risers never
grips q sicksn. A safs. plsaaant. psf.
feet pill. Sold by ". q. Cook.
The Delta independent., 1905-12-08

EEsEgEEtsEEEEEEEEnsEEEEEEY
3 Local Items. II
EElEa5E:I.lEiESl lSslIs,aaa5A5Sl5
George Stephan went up to Paonia
yesterday on legal business.
C. H. Stewart returned home Monday
from short visit in Denver.
BoRN-To. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Porter,
Sunday morning, December 8, adaugh-
ter.
WANTED! A girl for general house
work. DR.. E. X. MACoMBER.
Judge King was business visitor in
Denver recently returning home Tues
day.
BoRN-To DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Hick,
Wednesday morning, December 6, 1905,
son.
MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates on
farm and city property.
STEPHAN G. OBERT.
Plenty of money to loan on Delta
real estate.
WEIGH & DAVIS.
For up-to-date dental work call on
R. E. Mahaffey over Hunts hardware
store.
Jesse Myers of the North Fork valley.
was in town Tuesday closing up land
deal.
F. F. Hubbard. of Cory. returned
yesterday from a short business visit
in Denver.
J. d. Clark, of North Delta. who has
been quite i'll with heart trouble is now
able to be out.
C. II. Brewer. Of the Cedaredge
Champion. was visitor in Delta the
first of the week.
Lung Chung. Delta's Chinaman.
leaves TODAY for China for a visit of
several months.
RANCH For SALE-At bargain. on
the Gunnison river. seven miles from
town-will either sell or trade. Apply
at this Office.
Miss Ula King. accompanied by her
father. A. r. King. left this morning
for a visit with friends in Pueblo and
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Dikeman and
two children expect to leave next week
for California where they 60 to remain
indefinitely.
George Law returned to his home in
Ouray the first Of the week after get
ting his family nicely settled in Delta
for the winter.
When you want . pleasant laxative
take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets For sale by Peoples Pharm-
cy.
". r. Callicotte. appointment ranch
man Of Garfield county. was business
visitor in Delta and vicinity several
days last week.
st. Luke's Episcopal church, Percival
N. Wood. pastor-Sundav school 10 4.
m. Morning prayer II = m. Evening
prayer 7:S0 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. blanchard came
down from Cedaredge Wednesday and
on Thursday Mrs. Blanchard left for
Elmove, Minnesota, to be with her
father. who u quite i'll
II you want cheap money On farm or
city property Stephan 4 Obert can
supply you with eight Per cent money
On an well secured applications and on
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
GAINESVILLE
Miss Emma King is still very

Miss Emma King is still very low.
L. P. Kestner, dry goods drummer
of Evansville. was here last week.
Messrs. Clemens & Lickens are
paying soc for wool.
Yarn socks, good bye,
We've been friends solOng,
Old coat, sing US your farewell song,
Say, we are sorry to see you 20,
For we will miss you mid sleet and
snow.
Judge Thomas Evans was here last
week.
Bill Holomon was in Evansville
last week.
Herbert Barnett, Of Ledbetter, was
here last week to see his best girl.
"Capt'Will Bridges Messrs jun
DO" and Chas. Davis, DR.. d. N.Wor.
ten, Mrs, Minnie McCune, VIM An
derson and wife and Thomas Harvey
and wife attended the show at Padu-
cab.
L. 5. Waller. horse aud mule buyer
OF Evansville, took on seven head Of
horses here Friday night that he had
bought OF the farmers around here.
James Rhades and wife, formerly
of this place, but now Of Goltry, o I.
started for Kentucky Monday to
visit thier many friends.
Pat SlIney,ot Bayou, was here Sat.
urday,
Esq. W. A. Boyd visited his farm
Sunday.
NJ. c. Wright went to Berry Ferry
Sunday.
Dick Crawford bought a new buggy
Saturday.
W. D. Bishop went to smithlsnd
Monday.
The Record did not reach US last
week aud We have had the blues
since.
H. c. McCord was seen In olr
midst last week accompanied by j
Chittenden.
Gardens have been turned out to
pasture.
Bon Specs aud son went 70 Lola
lrms aud Hardesty Saturday egg
and chicken buying.
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IRON HILL.

Mrs.. Uu Terry, Of Forest Grove. d.
visiting her father r. l.. HofuIns
this week.
Miss Ruth N0rss spent several
DAYS with friend, iu Marion las,
week aud attended the commence.
ment exercises
Little Miss Wilma Walker. Of
Blackiori. L. spending this week
with her grandparents ~ this place.
Several Of our young to,ks attend.
ed the commencement exercises a,
Marion last week.
Miss Maggie Walker Randolph
aud Willie Brown, % Farmers. visit
ed at J, NJ. Walkers Saturday auJ
sunday.
Mrs, S.ALamb visited Mrs. Laura
Lamb Thursday.
Kurg woodsiius and daughter
Miss Lue, went 70 Marion Thursday
Mrs. Kate Cummings IL staying a
Charley walkers this week. Mt.
Walker is very low from consump
ton.
J. NJ. Walker bought a nice lot o
hogs las, week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
SHERIDAN.

Some few Of the farmers are done
planting corn while others haven't
planted any. But little work has
been done for the past few days, e1.
cept building fences as they wash
down.
Hay and ost crops are looking
very promising in this nsighor.
hood but wheat is no good.
B. W. YAtes lie still confined 10
is sick room.
Amplus Weldon, Of St Louis, i.
spending few days with bis moth
er at Sheridsu.
Charley Boyd came very near be.
ing drowned last Saturday evening
while attempting TO cross a creek on
his way home from Marion. He was
driving . team Of horse, to his
wagon and all together went down
the current under swinl ing water
gate. Tue wagon uneoupled and
the mules got out with tho front
wheels while Charlie managed tc
catch to some limbs and get OF
shore. The wagon bed and his mill
ing was found some distance belov
in drift. He had purchased q sui
Of clothes aud pair Of shoe. ant
never could and but one shoe.
Sunday school every Sunday eve
Come out, We are having = gooJ
time.
Regular meeting days drs, Sa,ur.
day aud Sunday Rev. ". r. GLIB
Is our pastor.
Miss Florence Franks is yi.itin.
her sister, Miss Willie Lynn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
CRAYNEVILLe.

Corn planting is delayed on &C.
eoun, Of 20 much rain.
Tobacco plants are ready to s,,.
Mrs. Lou Bunkley is very sick al
her brothers near Craynsulle.
Several Of our young people at.
tended the commencement exercises
Of the graded school at Marion.
Mrs Carrie McCaslin il visiting
friends aud relatives Ia PadueAh
this week
Thomas Morss's show was al
Cralnevills Friday and Monday
nights.
Mrs. WIN. woodall aud family lell
here on the 10th for Washington.
where she will join her husband,
who wen, there abOu, year ago.
Hughey MSCaslin IL talking Of
moving TO Dycusburg In the near
future.
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FRED0NlA AND KELSEY

Mrs Sarah j. Dsboe, OF Marion,
and her daughter, Mrs. Tom Ord.
way, Of Kelsey, are visiting relatives
in Paducah.
Mems all wool pants, sl.26; mems
oil wool outing suits. 1915.
SAM H0NERToN.
Miss Lillian Ashbrook, Of Laiay.
cite, and her cousin, Miss Nina
Wootton, Of Hopkinsville, have been
visiting Mrs. E. Il. OVERLY for .
week or more.
The best and largest line Of cloth.
ing All kinds ., all priees
SAM HOWERTON.
Don't fail to subscribe Tor a good
magazine or paper The Record
dubbed With several hundred. Wall
save you money. W. G. GLENN
Presley 0riwAy, Of kuttsws, va,
in town Tuesday.
Mems cue pA,en, col, CHORDS,
- to $3.50. SAM HowERToN.
W.. +. AeErdge, Of Marion, was
in town Tuesday.
Quite q crowd from Lyon and
Criltenden we're shopping IN kelsey
Monday
An ice cream supper a, g T.
church lot Tuesday night,
J B. Hill lost 6ns horse last
week.
" S Rice bought 6ns mar,
last week for $50.
/ Ladies custom made oIioris veal
like iron, Sl00.
SAN HOWERTON.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
TRINA

Elder Tinsley hlled hi. regular
appointment, a, Liberty Grove Sun.
day.
Mr John Meyers returned from
Missouri last week
Mr Shelton was here Monday
buying produce
Mics Bertha sullspgsr {, on the
ick list
Miss Catherine Tackvell visited
10 lrua Monday
Mise Maggie Meyers visited the
family Of Geo Croi,s Sunday
Jim Ingram, Of Tolu, was here
last week.
Miss Clara Crawford passed
through here sunday
Mrs. Sue MeAlAs,er visited friend.
At Mexico last week
l. Bloomfield shipped several
loads Of Iine from S 5. Sulleuger
property last week
Several young folks from here Al,
ended the singing at Mt KenHsth
Morris Saturday nigh, aud report .
uice time.
Mr Lacy Moore was here Mon
day buying stock
Mr.. Byron White aud Mr. Law
renee Taekwsll made dying trip Il
Marion Saturday.
Mise Rilla Moore visited the fam
lily Of J. L. Sullinger Saturday And
Sunday
Several Of the boys left here Sun
day evening en- route Tor the Fair.
view mines where they are employed
Miss Gertrude Hooner was her,
Monday shopping.
Mra Mary Monroe visited bel
mother Mr'. Compton, Monday.
Mrs Ada sullsnger aud Mis-
Pear sullenget went 10 CArrsvill,
Monday shopping.
MT sammie sullenger aud VIII,
visited his father a, this place sun
day.
L. Bloomfield passed through
here Monday en- route for uolconda
Miss Minnie Lynn visited Mis-
Catherine TAOkwell lest week.
Miss Emie Tinsley, Of Illinois wa
the CUES, Of friends here last week
ME-. Ernest femme returned from
Evansville recently.
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BLOOMING ROSE.
Corn planting

Corn planting.
No whsa, In mi. section 70 amount
70 anything.
Bon Spec. tho produce man, WAS
here Monday,
W. X. NAughu aai MosIames Jor.
dan and Vaughn visited Mr Dave
Vaughn Thursday
Charley Thomas calls occasionally
iu this section.
Mf. and Mrs Len Champion. u
Lola, visited friends here suajay.
Mrs W. Hugh Watson aud .ou,
Ivan visited at J T.. Malcolm. sun.
day.
Prayer meeting At the school Louse
every Saturday night.
Nv Jordan i working ~ the
Miller mines
We are sorry O. chronicle the
burning u the D,iney church Thurs.
day night. The origin of tho Ore IL
not known ~ np services had been
held since tho PREVIOUS sunday. bit
Ia il thought 20 BE- work 81 iucen-
diary. The loss l. about ~
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
VIEW.

w. h. Binkley went TO Paducah
Sunday on business.
Raymond Fox aud Olney Williams.
son attended commencement at Ma
rion Friday night.
Elisha McWhirter, OF New salem,
was IL this section Sunday.
Tom Davenport and family were
the guests Of relatives at New Salem
recently.
The rain and wind was very severe
In this section Saturday eve.
Geo Kirk was the guest OF W. Is
Binkley sunday.
Elmer Williamson was the guest
Of relatives at Chapel HUI sunday.
Mrs, Carrie Ruter, OF Frtdonia, wa
the guest NJ Horace williamson re.
Gently,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
Diocesan Council.

LOUISVILLE, May D., 4
have been taken by the toaa'
the Episcopal Diocese % kea
towards raising a permanent
fund Of 10000 Tor the u.s DO
state. Almost the entire se,'i'
session was devoted 70 ths 80
Ion oi missions, the Interest .
branch Of church work having
greatly stimulated by Bisha9u4
4. woodcock The endovm',i'
will be subscribed by indiy.i-n'
parishes, giving = stated 'un =
ictvals Tor ten years. ~. a
was adjourned last evenius
Tho trustees Of the Dudley /
rial fund were named a. cue 4
dians Of tho mission fund, ta'
TO be Incorporated. The menus
Il are as follows; John " dfe"
+. Johnson, Walter walkor we
ington Robinson, @. $ Aiamsv
Robinson, g, q. strAter Of. y
willie; s. X. Sneed, Of Heude'''
W. Covington, Of Bowling cree
In accordance with the sppN"
Bishop woodcooks suggosiI'a
i've laymen be elected to serve
hin. As the head Of the Chute
following were elected; ueof'
Robinson, Claude II. Barnes y
Keller, G. II. Gibson, Of l'ou''
flames Il. Rankin, Of Hsnd'f'''
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
NEW BAPTIST Bll|
ONLY AUTHORITY ls !,
WEIGHT or OPINION
General Assembly of Non,
ern Presbyterian Chu,,,
Episcopal Fund.

81 LOUIS, May is-rh. j
iEation Of A permanent body y
known As tho General Cluy.s,,.l
Baptists Of North America "a,
tocted today by tho election n
following officers:
president, W. T., stephen, Il
umbia Mo FIRST vice pre,Ii.,,
NJ Dresser, OF Ohio, ,o,aad l
president, Joshua Lov,raa M
land; third vice president II
rrottor. Of Noys Scotia. ,,,,,,I
J n. Prestridge, ot Reu,uslr
'i',Ant secretary, W. n Ge.s,I
Of Illinois treasurer, n HIhh
Ct, fenusylvAniA.
The geographical scope oi ed
ganiIaiion Is 10 DO North Anr
aud its islands. Cburca,,
state And territorial, orsAa.a,I
are 70 have representation. n
70 have 20 authority sxcsp,ur,
ctciscd by the weight o.; ,u o;s,
II - not 10 interioto with tt.a.
Of other existing orsanlratau !
next meeting 10 % be- hs.i 10
aud after that they Are 90 "a
trienbiAlly.
Just a. the Baptist conrsats,
abou, 10 adjourn Rev. Dr. C.s,
president Of the Baptist Uarsu
Rangoon, IndlA. wAsstr..i,-rl
occupying a ssAt on The ra,g.ai
fell, dylug iuaiew minute.
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T0LU.

Mrs Harry Stone Is still very III.
Ace Watson is on the uck let.
Bro Martin preached At bic
church 10 this place SUNDAY 1t II q.
tn. aud At 1880 p. N. He struck
some hard ticks But every body
thought be meant the other fellow.
Aunt Mary Whitley, an old color
ed woman who lived alone, va.
found dead Sunday morning in her
little log cabin near this place
b " Stone is 90 "trip to Cairo
90 business.
The district conference is in pro.
gres- II Hurricane and Uncle Hutch
Young has killed a sheep TO feed
the preachers
A liner lot Of young colts ha.
never been seen than /, 10 around
Tolu. the offspring Of the 6ne i'm,
ported stallion belonging 10 the To.
Ia company Several Of their own,
ers declare they will refuse any
thing less than $3.50 to $500. Unel,
VIM Allen says ihA, thsy are per
iectly perfect.
5. b. Weldon aud daughters. Lou
and Nina are gone TO PAdueah.
Elder Tinsley and daughter Mis-,
Amy passed through this place Mon
day On their way home from Liberl,
Grsye church.
Hutch Young, Of Huuieane, cam,
near losing b, house by dte last
week
d. W Stone IL headquarters TOT
the Star brand shoes. Taere Is non,
better A 6ne knife Tree With each
pair
Joseph Moore aud family, Of Hut
rican Island, ,pen, sunday at ihcil
former home at Hurricane.
VIM. Sullenger Of Sheridan, wa
here Monday shipping a 10, Of 6n,
hogs 10 Evansville.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
SHADY GROVE.

Mrs Jane Hubbard is on the sick
let this week.
Miss verna Todd, Of Lisman, IL
visiting friends here
Mrs. Lena I. Hubbard. Of Black
ford is the guest Of her parents.
Mr and Mrs. ". II Tovery.
We will soon have coal nine I,
will be opened on the 5 q. ToweD
mill 10, IN the center Of town.
7. c Nash has purchased one
half interest in the saw .nd grisi
mill At this place.
Messrs. Albert aud Henry Joyce.
Of Union county, we're here Sunday.
Ernest Lamb, Of Providence. was
In town Monday.
We understand that Nance Me.
Chesney has bought the John Kemr
property here,
]. l.. Cardwell has sold hi, town
lc, 10 II. I. Crowell.
Dt. Dixon, Of Providence. wa. ia
town Tuesday
Miss Lena fOI, who has been IN
school at PrOvidsnOs, returned hon,
Tuesday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
ACCORDING TO CLAIMS
OF COM MITTEE,
BIG DEAL ON FOR CROP.
Pledges For 1905 Tobacco
Will be Sent Out Inn
medIately.
lHopkinsville New Era

An important meeting of the exec
utive committee of the Dark Dis
trict Planters Protective Assoca'
ton was held here yesterday after
noon. President Charles Fort, Of
Robertson county, Tenn, presided,
and Vice President Charles +. Bar
ker, Secretary Snaddon, f. q.
Ewing, chairman Of the executive
committee, and number Of the
chairmen OF the county organiza-
tions In the nineteen counties Of the
dark tobacco belt were present.
The feature Of the meeting was the
the report Of Chairman Ewing who
returned yesterday from New York
where be spent several weeks in the
interest Of the association. While
declining to give the result OF bis
trip in detail, the committee ex-
presses itself as iubilant over the the
outcome and confident that the
fight Of the farmers against the to-
bacco trust is practically won.
The following committee was ap'
pointed to draw up contract witt
G.. Reuzins, Of New York, In the in-
terest Of the association, and Il is re-
ported that the entire 1904 crop o.
the members OF the organization Il
, involved in the transaction: c. p
Warfield, c. I. Young, c. F. Jarrett
&. q. Reynolds with Mr.. Ewing a
chairman.
Chairman Ewing was instructed I,
forward to all the county chairmsr
pledges for the 1906 crop, aud Presi
dent Font says that the signing o
these pledges will sound the dealt
kuell Of tie trusts.
The committeeman present state
that the Reggie, anticipating move
ment Of this sort, was already oiisr
ing fa.mers Ia some sections $40
round for their next crop.
]. Edwards, OF ClStksville, wa
appointed general classitier for Oh
association.
A new tobacco market was estat
lished At Springfield, subject to IN
rules of the association. with Jane
Couch as salesman.
Farmers charges for storage wa
fixed Vt 20, ons per cent aud insul
Ance.
Among the prominent members ,
the organization present besid,
President Fort Chairman Ewin
aud others already mentioned, wer,
J. W. Drun, Robertson count,
Tenn, W n. Rice, Houston county
Tenn, ]. Il. CIaypooie, Simpso
county; a. h. Jackson, Logan ciuI
ty; c. {. Reynolds, Todd county
w. W. Radiord, Christian county
f. +. Wash, Tfgs county; d. l
Kitrell, Smith county, Teuu. aud {
A. Warnsld yanefaI ALBANIAN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
Presbyterian Assemb,

w1NONA LANE. lnI. Mar
The general assembly Of its n
torian church, which sFs1, t'Y
day, will bring together .sJI I
nent representatives % tas q
aud its educational institute I'D
ui!l speak aud &C; tor serW 1
muuicAnts.
The total number ~ a,t.,, I
~. in the general assembly .
shout 80
Philadelphia desires ta. a
next year, A. does Colombo, 20
Two questions, which a., q 4
ticular interest 70 south,u a
t~riaus. will be the cons1l.i,i d
the general assembly with it' q
bertrand branch aud that % ia' I
rate presbytsries for colofsi 4
The Presbyterian church {
North gave. some time az. a. !
vhelmiug vote Ia favor % 1
iofces with the Cumberland "a
and the Cumberland people 80
"a for u, bst by a small u.-
II IL understood the cousa,is
will take place. but % v,.. q
brought about At once la'r
many minor questions o. hs ~
20 first.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
WOODMEN OF WORLD
Sovereign Camp Adlourns
After Annual Session.

The Sovereign Camp, woodmeu Of
the World, will adjourn today after
the annual meeting u Chattanooga.
An important amendment 70 the con.
stitution Of the order was adopted,
when the sovereign commaudH was
given authority to appoint OF remove
general, special aud local organizers
lecturers and assistants, aud &, es-
tablish their compensation on recon-,
mendation Of a majority Of the head
officers Of the Jurisdiction.
The convention decided 10 admit
brass moldert aud dnishers in tn,
future, this class having heretoior,
been barred from membership.
On May ~ all the sovereign ofii.
GERS will attend the dedication Of =
monument In Galveston TO the woJd
men who persisted In the food.
The woodmau Circle, the womani
auxiliary Of the order, decided {,
erect an $4,000 office building ia
Omaha as an Investment Of part oI
its surplus revenue.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
nn Ynu KNnM

The value Of Hannas Lustro Flu.
ish' Il makes old floors, furniture
aud woodwork look more beautiful
than when they we're new. Aud 1,
lasts. See fluishst samples at Hlna.
Babb Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-19
Old Folks MeeSlng.

There will bs a meeting Of old peo-
pie at Mt Zion church Sunday June
|, 1906, At 10 o'clock a. M. Diuner
will be served on the grounds, and u
cordial Invitation Ia extended to all.
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mar nREEN sEALpA1Nr

VIII cover better than other
paints. This is because Il 4. made
from hes, materials. For sale by
hipa-Babb Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-19
Gratitude Well Expressed.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Aug. 18th
Mr.. c. l.. Smith, painter and decora-
tor whose home Is at 300 Anne street,
this city. makes the following state
ment:
Il was laid up with some kind of
pains. Some said it was Lumbago,
other Sciatica and others again Rheu-
matism. A few of my friends sug
gested that 1t was lead poison. but
whatever 1t was It gave me a great
deal of pain; In fact. almost complete
ly crippled me. had to use two
canes to walk about, and even then 1t
was a very painful task.
"A friend advised me to try Dodd's
Kidney Pills and | began the treat
ment. After had used the first box
was able to throw away one of the
canes and was considerably improved.
The second box Strengthened me up so
that l could go about free from pain
without any assistance, and very soon
after was completely cured, well and
happy. without pain or an ache.
Dodd's Kidney Pills seemed to 60
right to the spot in my case and they
will always have my greatest praise"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-19
Speeds Even His Sodas.

Two women sat at the soda water
counter in an Eighth avenue drug
store lszily disposing Of an ice cream
soda, says the New York Press. In
rushed a nervous little man, who or
dered pineapple straight from the
fruit. He got it. swallowed 1t in two
gulps, and dashed out again as hur-
riedly as he had come in.
"Gracious!" exclaimed one Of the
women. HAS that man gone al
readyf"
Hes a wonder, he TO-" replied the
soda dispenser. THAT was q slow
trip for him. He Is q chauffeur In an
automobile place across the street.
He comes in here three or four times
. day on the run, pours down n glass
of soda water without taking a breath
ana hustles out again as though the
devil was after him. I've often won
dered how much time he takes to
eat"