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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26
NON-PARTISAN FIGHT.

DuluCI 11Cldlu. Ills lieu w lll$5
speech Governor Johnson made this
acknowledgement of the aid he has re-
ceived from Republican voters VINO
place the welfare Of their state above
their partisarshfp:s 81 d Ia:
It would scarcely add to my rep,u:a-
ton for intelligence If I claimed my
election two years ago as a partisan
victory. I recognized then and still
recognize the vote OF confidence given
me by 50 many thousands of Republic
cans, who voted as they did solely he
cause they believed that in so doing
they were acting for the best interests
of the state. Nor have they claimed
any reward from me or made any de-
mands upon me except that give to
the people of the state the best serv-
ice of which I ana capable. The real
lzation q this fact has been constant
source Of inspiration to me in the per-
Torrance of public duty. .4s ia.
Governor Iohnson's victory I'm 1904
was a victory Of good government over
blind partiZanship. 1t showed that the
voters OF Minnesota had thrown Dff
the shackles of bossis1n, and that the
party nlme meant less to them than
sterling manhood. lss5 y
Those Republicans who voted THAT
way have had no reason to be ashamed
of themselves. Indeed, they have had
many reasons to congratulate them
selves on the good sense they showed
in voting as they did.
y And it is absurd to think that these
voters have willingly submitted them
selves again to the influence Of mere
4partisanship, ind that they will let that
impulse rule their choice this wear
For nothing else but pure partisansl1su
could result in the election Of Caniif-
date Cole over Governor johnson. II
the latter seemed pleasing to the vot-
ers of the state two years aEu. when
he was untrieG, what must he seem ia
them now. after he has given an adj
tory Of the state :? .32 III Us 81
The candidate that opposes him
brings certain reasons in behalf OF his
own candidacy. They are that lie
worked diligently IN the legislature in
behalf Of developing northern Mime
sofa, and that he will favor strong
legislation against the railroads, The
Herald has already shown that Candi-
date Cole is entitled to no credit Cor
was inspired in his efforts In every
case by Governor johnson. That he
has had som.' success In carrying out
the governors ideas is no evidence
that he would be successful in posi-
ton where he would have to originate
his own ideas. and leave the work OF
carrying them out to somebody else.
L Partisanship, therefore, lis no more
an issue in this campaign than 1t was
In that Of two years ago. The issue
now, as it was then, is good govern
ment. Governor Johnson has carried
on an active campaign through The
Legislature and through the railroad
/ and IS warehouse commission for d
square deal between the railroads and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26
WHO GETS THE BENEFIT?

Under the heading, Another Lucas
Trick?" the Preston Times, edited by
Sam A. Langurn. says of the John
w. Johnson candidacy: s a1.,
'''The people of tn: State have not
forgotten the Lucas trick of q few
years ago, by which Gov. Lind was
literally robbed Of his election,;-a
trick by which Van SAINT profited. It
was freely charged and never anthem
tically denied that republicans, high
up in the councils OF the party. were
at the bottom Of this outrage. and when
a few days ago the Eame of one John
w. Johnson was filed as the socialist
labor candidate for governor, the Luz
cas- incident at once came to our mini,
and did we believe hat the republican
state committee were in-any way re-
sponsible, Johnson and not Cole would
receive the support Of the Times from
now on. sE
johnson 1of votes intended for him,
there can be no doubt. The socialist
labor party cast about 1000 votes in
the entire state two years ago and
stands no more show than snow
ball would in Hades, yet they very
conveniently have a candidate for gov
ernor, whose front and last names
answer to those Of our present gov
ernor and the result of the. confusion
to which this similarity Of names well
lead can easily be- conjectured. If
the election is close 1T alone may re-
suit in the defeat of John A. john
son, without in the least redounding
to the benefit Of John W. Johnson
& TT is dirty politics, but it will re-
main for the democrats, to find the
guilty perpc traitors and to guard
against the injury which it Is sought
to bring to their candidate. The
Times IS q republican paper and in
this instance is only concerned in
knowing THAI those responsible for the
management Of the republican CAM
paign are in no way responsible for
the scurvy attempt to fool the voter.
The character Of the men would in
the first place be e, guarantee against
and fl IN iignant denial from Mr..
Thompson personally and from DR..
Cole in his statement to the Mime
GapOlis Journal" & .5f 81 ss5 & 81 4 81
.If Mr.. Langum dill not believe that
the character Of the men In charge Of
the republican, campaign were not
guarantee against such an act, and IL
they had not indignantly denied til sir
guilt he would support Gov. John-
says: Tha. i Is trick 20 deprive
Gov. johnson Of votes intended for him
there can Be no doubt. = IISss
u Who would be the Beneficiary Of this
trick !? it Is fair 80 look for the mo-
tive, when trick has been sprung
and when you have found the onas
who will reap the benefit, you cannot
be far from those resp BILE. Let as
admit for the sake ,.f argument, chat
the charactersof the men who are cons
ductinks dr. Coles q fcampai rood.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26

Cole Cannot Deny Tls.t tss Is ti,s
sche;es q. The T;;rbsr. Hing.

No well posted citizen is likely TO
forget how Cole was nominated gov
[.ernor, none can fail to remember who
nominated him. and every voter should
understand m Ter what interests he repre-
SCENTS. The st. Paul Dispat ch, the day
after the Duluth convention said.
THE INTERESTS ARRANGED THE
DEAL, meaning Tom Shevlin, the
lumber combine and the corporations.
The st. Cloud Journal Press, another
leading republican daily said Cole was
nominated by the efforts OF the RAIL
ROAD AND LUMBER INTERESTS,
The PEOPLE ARE ENTITLED TO
EXACT. TRETH. &, The Minneapolis
Tribune said. $ Every body admits that
HennepiR county made the next gov
ernor of Minnesota. :. And everybody
knows that Tom Shevlin. whose mil
lions were made by rObbing the state
Of pine imber. absolutely controlled
the Hennepin delegation that swung
Tom Sbavlin celebrate his victory in
nominating Cole by. giving big ban
quet ana trea t delegates to a drunk an
debauch and 20 the free privileges of a
house of i'll fame the night following
the convention? ys & I Ii 81 81.
The facts are known to- scores of men
NOBODY HAS DENIED THEM.
,lHcy cdIlHOI De IS successfully HeHleQ,
because THEY CAN BE PROVED BY
MANY RELIABLE REPUBLICANS
whose honor is more precious to them
than the success Of any man or party.
Further, the facts are well known to
most of the papers of the state and
even the most strenuous supporter Of
Cole among them all has not in the
least attempted to deny them
The facts cannot be forgotten. ex-
nv
| WAS NOMINATED by TOM SHEV-
LIN-Coles is the candidate Of Tom
Shevlin, and the railroad and lumber
interests as the ST. Paul Dispatc11
said, THE INTERESTS ARRANGED
THE DEAL"-and now Cole IS play
ing his part. I He is telling in his
speeches how he will regulate the rail-
roads and fn1prison railroad officials
who violate the laW-if he is elected
governor! And he at the same time a
candidate of the railroads! In the same
measure he would prosecute Tom
'Shevlin and the other lumber barons
who nominated hinl-and put them in
Jail for stealing timber!
Does my candid citizen believe that
Cole, If governor, would enforce The
laws for the protection of state tim
Der and prosecute timber trespassars
and the millionaire thieves-t1le men
who have made him their candidate?
Do the people want honest govern
ment or do they preter government by
I the men and the Interests whose can
didate Cole is and who are now mainly
supporting him?
How can any intelligent, fair-mfnded
and patriotic republican or independ-
ent voter cas- his ballot for Cole, noni-
mated as he ;ndisputab1y was and rep
resenting the interests that he an
questionab]y does?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

. , = -., ' J. Z 81 - :
The time has arrived, when
il, is fitting J render. an account
of my stewardship. Tho PEG.
pie who elected me have q right
to know whether or not have
been worthy of the 'confidence
reposed in me; whether have
fulfilled my pledges to them
and have been loyal TO their in
terest; whether have been diti-
gent, eompetent and efficient in
the performances Of my official
dutiss; in short, whether ! have
kept the faith and fought the
!. good fight Of and for our COM
e nonwealth. ~ Gov. Jofnson's
"key- Note" Speech. E.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26

Mr.. Coles friends are not sanguine
Of his election. There is not dollar
Of Cole money in evidence for bet
ting, purposes in 81. Paul or Mime
iapolis. j.. q 4. NJ t#E B, 5 i. % B
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26

Firm in the belief that the
promises Of the past have been
kept, and realizing full we'll the
cares and responsibilities of the
future should | again be called
to this high position, ! now
pledge to devote myself ana ov-
cry energy Of which J am pos
sessed to the honest fuIfilIment
e Of duty along tho Same lines of
: conduct which have ruled and
governed me during the past
two years.-Gov. Johnson's
( "key speech.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. l. j NuI'uChuR. by his certain
deed Ot trust dated the ith daN ~ D"r"m-
her. I'sn. and recorded IN the Recorder =
office ut - Francois county, a. deed bpOL
i~ page ~, conveyed To the undersigned
trustee all his right, tltlr. interest ana IS
tate, In and to the following Described real
estate. situated IN IN" county OF II. tinn
co.'s state Of Missouri, VIZ
one hpusc. situated on lot i..buck No. !,
rs shown ON plat OF town OF Esther
which said conveyance was mode IN trust
to seizure the payment of one certain prom
lSsOry note IA said deed described, and
whe rcas the said note has become due ana
remains unpaid, now therefOrH, Ia accord r.
nncp with the provisions OF suit deed Of
trust. and NJ the request Ot the lrl'tl holder
~ snli note I VIII prp"eed To- sell the above
described real estate NJ the Count House
tloor. In the CIty ot Pennington In the
county OF " Francois. ~tnte aforesaid, to
rhr highest bidder tor cash, at puhtr nuc-
tton, on
Saturday, the Iilh day of April, 1906,
between III" hours ~ nine IN tile forenoon
and nvp In the afternoon OF that day, - sat E
lsry sabi note. together with IA" 'uR ana
expense 81 executing this trust.
GEU. \ TE1lEl, Trustee.
Dutcd tIb- sHb ,iay oi March. lF'h.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
TRUS TEE'S SALE.

whereas 4 u. Gibson ana Lucy Gibson
hi wire. 10y their certain deed ~ trus;
dated the sUh day OF bctnhcT. l'Il, ana
recorded In the RrrpTdrrs ONCE al II
Francois county, Mu., In ppOk pG At png"
S. conveyed 10 IN" undersigned trustee,
the following described real estate and i'm
pTUvrmrnt- thereon, situate, lying ana
being IN the county of II. Francois, STATE ot
Missouri, tO-Nlt
Al ut that ip0rtInn III survey ~. 1lld,
township ,; north, rtIts" east, described
~ follows. town. Beginning ~ III" north
east corner Ot said survey running north
~ degrees. west ~ ni chains thence south :
dcgT7'-, ives; lu."I chains toa stone, thence
north ~ degrees. wesi : - chains on rlivi.
sion line between NauCy IbuTks and tnthcr-
inc ll"rUI 10 stone III old road theme"
south degrees. west ls.,j chains along the
middi" pt said old road to the center OF
county ryad. theme" along said road ~
Iegrris east IsUI Chains 10 the northeast
corner ut collins linrdy's tract, thence
along said r1d = degrees, l".2N chains :,
theme" south - degrees. east chains
theme" suutlI 'h's degrees, east ~ CHAINS,
- degTt'ps, east - chains, south - de.
sTrcs. cast ".'~ chains, south - d"gr' .,
east 80 chains to the east line oT said sur.
vpy thence north : degrees, ta~l -. ~
chains to the beginning. containing ljo
acres also $50 acres, part ~ the northeast
quarter. ana a part OF the southeast quarter
ana u Turt Oi the southwest ana par ct the
southwest quarter. AL IN section =, town.
ship x range east. also H,b acres, part
Ut the north fractional half OF III" north
west fractional quarter pi stctlnh -. Town
snip s.. range east, containing e, acres
more pT less.
which said conveyance was made IN trust
| to secure the payment OF Il certain prumls-
| sorry note In said deed OF trust described
! and whereas Ivy the terms OF said deed oi
/ trust said note Is past due ana remains un'
| paid now Therefore, NJ the request OF the
; legal holder Oi said note, ana in conformity
/ with the provisions of said deed ui trust
| / the undersigned trustee, VIII, on
FRIDAY, April. -, laO6,
between the hours of nine u'ClOCk In ths
| forenoon and NV" O'Clock In the aIteTnOO!
| OF that day, NJ tile south front door OF the
/ court House. In the city OF Pennington, IN
said 81. Francois county, Missouri, seA al
public vrndue to the highest bidder fol
cash, all the right, title and interest OF th'
said \. u. Gibson and Lucy Gibson his ~iis
in ana to the foregoing described real estat,
and improvements thereon To satisfy salt
note and the costs OF executing this trust
MERRILL rlpKIN, Trustee.
March -, l!H-i,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
l0UGHB0R0.

Albert Kendall spent last Saturday
in E!yins.
Harry Ycates made a business trip
to ElynS Tuesday
" r Halle Of Pennington wa. a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mr, Amelia Blunkcn,hjp made q
bushes, trip to Huntington Saturday.
Mari Alexander Of Doe Run Junc.
trou ,prn, sunday here with relative.
Mi, Ade,ia Wa,,cn Of Doe Run
spent las, Suuda, mere with hometolk-
Ms, Gu,ia Alexander and chlldtcu
Of Elvin, are spending trw day, here
with relative,
MI, Wills Barton and son, Lytlc,
IT near E,NIn', -pcn, last Wednesday
bette the guest, OF Mr>. 4. c. McFar.
aul.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
DEADLY PARASITE
Horrible Health Destroying Monster Removed From Stomach
ST. Louis Man After Having Nearly Cost his Life.

One of the largest specimens of
the awful parasites that prey upon
the human body was recently re-
moved from the stomach of Mr.. Vim.
Bracken, 720 Morgan ST., St. Louis,
after having thrived within his body
for three years and eventually
nearly costing his life.
His case is a remarkable one and
has created wide interest among
medical men.
In recent interview Mr.. Bracken
declared: About three years ago
l began to suffer with what
thought was stomach trouble.
II was not sick enough to be in
bed but always felt badly. Twas al
ways tired and would get up in the
morning no mere rested than when
| went to bed. My appetite was ir-
regular and / would have queer
dizzy spells. When standing l
would have a dull pain in the lower
part of my back. My memory and
eyesight began TO fail me too. Try
as | might could find nothing that
would relieve me. AS time went on
| became weak and exhausted and
lost flesh rapidly"
II had given up all hope of ever
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
SALEM NEIGH80Rh00D

Mi. Laura DcGront j, on The .lck
list.
Liner Cunningham i, on the SICK
lit.
I. j pctymau If Esther VA, IN
TIL vicinity Monday.
Ccorgc Hoy and Lawrence Hun. Of
route y" 2 have gone to the mine, To-
woit
VIZ Williams Of Esther visited his
patents, Nh. and Mr.. Jack Williams,
SUNDAY.
Jcuy Bal # neat ~prot, wa, calling
on friend. iu salem ucishborhook sun
day evening
W a. Sbipp Ut rou,c No was
sick few day, the past week. but is
ab,r to be at work tins week
Mi,, Bertha Yrngcr and two little
sisters, Snilr and Iva, were guests Of
Mr.. j Il often Tuesday evening.
a y. Edward, wa, elected director
/ tot the tenn Ut three year, at Taylor
school house at the school meeting,
aud Wm. Park a, road uycr,ccr.
Willie Pcrrymau ccIrbgucd hi, 18th
birthday. the 3ulh ct March, by having
a rrw ot hi, Young friend, to take
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MlSsOt ri. 10
County OF 1T. Francois.
In the Circuit Court May Term, ID6.
Eva Dawson, Plaintiff,
VS.
Leroy Dawson, Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff here.
In by her attorney, Joseph l.. Haw, Jr., and
niles her petition and AFFIDAVIT, alleging
among other things that defendant has alb.
seconded or absented himself from his usual
place OF abode In this state. so that the or
binary process Ot law cannot he served
upon him, ana Is not resident OF the state
OF Missouri.
Whereupon II is ordered by the Clerk Of
this Court, In vacation, that said defendant
he notified by publication that plainttr has
commenced a suit against him In this Court,
the object and general nature of (which Is an
action Tor divorce, upon the grounds OF
abandonment, and that unless the said
Leroy Dawson be and appear at this Court I,
at the next term thereof, to he begun and
holden AT the court house In the city of
Pennington, In said county, on the 18th
day OF May, next. and on or before the
first day OF said term, or before the last
day OF said term, answer or plead to the
petition In said cause. the same will be
taken as confessed and Judgment Will DE
rendered accordingly.
And II is further ordered that n COPY
hereof he published, according tolaw, In The
Pennington Times, newspaper published
in said county Of 81, Francois, for tour weeks
successfully, published at least once q
week, the last Insertion to lie at least fifteen
days before the first day OF said May Term
of Court.
j. L. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk,
4 true copy of the record.
| :.....-.': witness my hand ana seal OF the
SEAL, Circuit Court OF 1T. Francois coun
'........ ~ this 3rd day OF March, 1906.
j. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
March y, 1905.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06

NJ trr ~ MISSOURI -
County ul It. Francois.
In rhr ttrrult court, Mny Term llas,
Valentine T. smith, Plaintiff.
against
1ne. UNKNOWN heirs Oi james
NJ White. the unknown
heirs pt David D.. Prrrymnn.
the unknown heirs Oi Mason
tri-srI ana the unknown
hstrs Ot Israel McGradN,
DEFENDANTS.
Sow AT this DAY comes the ahOcu, nAnfs't
plnlntLfr 10y his attorney Merrill Pipkln- and
files IN this Court his petition under oath.
and appearing from said petit!Cn that
said Defendants cannot ne served in this
state In the manner prescribed IN chapter
= ar:icle I. revised statutes OF lsoN,
ANA It further appearing from snh petl,
tbDn that the names OF the heirs OF said
Iames VI. white, David h.. Perryman- Mason
trissal and Israel Mct'mdy are nOi known
to- plaintlir, and for that reason thsir oames.
could not he given In the petition, nor In
serted In this order OF puhirai lnE. and that
The interest Of the heirs OF james ". White.
Davld r. rerryman, Mason frissel and
Israel Mc,.rady Is such Interest as they
have as the heirs OF said james NJ. White,
David h. rcrrymnn, Mason krisse ana
Isnel Mc,.rady, and derived by Inheritance.
! from them, so far rs plalntins knowledge
extends.
/: is further ordered by the clerk In vaca.
! tion that publication he made against SAID
defendants notifyingthem that plaihtln mas
/ Court the object ana general nature oi
| which Is to quiet the title 10 The following
| described real estate, situated, lying and
| being Ia the county Of -. Francois ana
| state OF Missouri tO'wt
| The southeast quarter Of the northwest
| quarter and the southwest quarter OF the
northeast Uuartcrnnd the northeast quarter
| of the southwest quarter, all In section ~.
| township 81, range 4 east-containinB ~
| acres and that unless the said unknown
heirs OF james NJ White, the unknown
heirs OF David r.. ferryman, the unknown
| heirs OF Mason frsset and the unknown
heirs OF Israel Mc,,rady be and appear nt
| this court at the next term Thereon, 10 De
begun and holden In the Court House In
the city OF Pennington in said county on
| the 18th day OF May next, and on or before
| the first day OF said term answer or plead
| to the petition In said cause, the same VIII
| he taken as confessed and judgment VIII be
| rendered accordingly,
| And II Is further ordered that copy
| hereof he published according TO law IN the
| Pennington Times, a newspaper publisheu
| In the said county OF 81. Francois, for four
weeks successfully, published AT least once
| a week, the last Insertion to lie NJ least
thirty days before the first day oil SAID May
term OF this court.
&c. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
true COPY from the record.
| -.. Witness my hand and seal OF
| -, the Circuit Court OF ~. Francois
shfh County, Missouri this 5th Day oil
| '''''''''''' March. 1905.
J.C. WILLIAMS. circuit Clerk.
March o. 1896.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06

getting better when Mr.. L. T.
Cooper, the philanthropist came to
St. Louis, with his New Discovery
medicine and was efecting cures
that seemed almost miraculous. I
determined to see what they would
do for me and Immediately pur-
chased trial treatment. Ihad taken
only three doses when a terrible,
squirming tapeworm passed from
me and | realized what it was that
had caused me all this suffering. /
have continued the use of the med
icine and feel better in every way.
Those three doses have been worth
thousand dollars to me for ! GER
tainly would not take that amount
for the benefit / have received. D."
Coopcr's New discovery, the med
iciue that has done so much for Mr..
Bracken, quickly drives all germs
and parasites from the body and
strengthens every organ. It cures
Stomach and Kidney trouble, Ca
tarrh, Deafness, Blood Diseases.
rheumatism a nd Paralys isis a nd costs
one dollar per bottle. Cooper 5 Quick
Relief, the assistan mt remedy sells at
fifty cents. Tisey can be had only of
L. NJ. taak MAN, Farmingon, Mo,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
DeP.saDy Of !esanig .Fnnds.

SHIT MU>IC--All the latest songs
At NpradIing's.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06

STATE OF MISSOURI, 'ss
County OF 1T. Francois. !
In the Circuit court, May Term, l.6,
Eva Dawson, Plaintiff,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

marck from j. 7. stephens. lie will
build a dwelling house in the near
future
Augusta, Bt.prngnoff Of Frederick
town i, making hi, home with Ia, sou,
Monroe, a, this place, MI. Bi,p,n@
Hon {, past hi. o,lh year, bu, !, hn.C
and hearty and get, around a, .Nc,!
a. some o., oar younger people.
owl HNu>
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
Card OF Thanks.

JAYplE, Mo Arm :, 1906.
We extend to our friend, aud neigh
bon, our sincere thanks Tor their sym
patty shown IL, and assistance rem.
dered Us in the sad death aud burial Of
Oscar Sigman, our precious son,
brother aud nephew.
j. FRANK SIGMAN, aud family.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
ilgned, Administrator Of the estate OF
CLARK GIBSON, Deceased.
Z iii make final settlement OF his accounts
with said estate as such Administrator, nj
the next term OF the Probate Court OF 81
francois County, Missouri. to he holden AT
Pennington, In said county. on the sth day
of April, A. d., 1905. ..... .
February 8. 1905,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-04-06

l. smith, sure Kidney Cure lour
druggist will refund your money i
AFTER taking one bottle you are not
satisfied with result. 50 cents b. T.
VI Laakmanu.