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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. MAY 1S.-The few B. Y. L. stu
dent boys who did not help in the con-
stTuctiOn Of the big Y last Tuesday now
wish they had done so. as the workers
brand them by clipping in their hair
and painting their faces red
The roads to the reservation east Of
Heber. are reported by travellers TO be in
a terrible condition. almost impossible
in many places, and the bridges unsafe
and greatly in need of repairs.
James +. Stubs is in from Sunnyside
to visit his father, Peter Stubs. who is
Anthem Liljeroth of Mammoth is here
visiting relatives and friends
The Congregation church committee last
evening accepted the resignation Of Rev
s. Il Goodwin as pastor, which was pre-
scented Sunday evening Rev Mr.. Good
win was voted pastor emeritus A call TO
the passionate viii be extended to Rev j
ChaIlen Smith, now Of SilveTtOn. Col. and
formerly of Indiana.
Charles ArchboId and Albert Rasmussen
viii enter the Decoration day races be-
tween Salt Lake ana Lagoon this year
Last year Mr.. ATchbOld won a wheel in
the DecOratiOn day race and he is IN
better racing form this year Mr. Ras-
friends here expect to see them return
with two wheels.
Deputy Sheriff David Barnett has re-
turned from Park City. where he took the
pervisoT, and J. CARL Alfred has returned
from Mount Pleasant, where he took the
examination for forest ranger
Professor Moses GudmundgOn of Spring
Vile. who has been seriously I'll in New
York, where he went to study music,
has returned and IS rapidly regaining
strength. He viii be one Of the instruct
OTIS in the b Y L. music department
next year.
Professor ]. f Hickman goes to Bea-
yer Sunday TO deliver an address before
the Beaver school graduates.
Next Wednesday the excellent 1DStru-
mental concert given by Professor Sauer
and the B. Y I. music department last
week will be repeated in college hall by
request of music critics who attended last
weeks concert They consider 1t one OF
the best ever given in the city
Coach Teetzel is in PaySon today look
ing into school athletics there.
Provo. May 17.-There was a good at
tendance Of relatives AMI friends at the
funeral services held over the remains of
Samuel r. Williamson yesterday at the
Third ward meeting house. The sDea kers
were Elders J. h FTisby. James E. Hall.
H F. Thomas aud Bishop Thomas y.
Taylor.
State Superintendent A c. Nelson was
in Provo today He spoke at the Brig
ham Young university and gave notice
that in the early part Of June an exam
ination would be held for high school
students and those who get the required
per cent will receive credit On the state
records.
Charlie Austria. who was in Provo some
twenty years ago and who since has been
in eastern Utah. is here calling on many
Of his Old-time acquaintance. He has
now located on the reservation.
Mrs. Kitty A Hines has returned from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
BASEBALL ENGLAND.

London, May 19--The British baseball
association. which was formed here last
month, formally opened the season at the
Woolwich arsenal club today. a game
was played BY a picked team from Lon
don and one from Oxford university. The
Oxford team was made up exclusively of
American Rhodes scholars ana won by a
score OF IS to Z. Two thousand specta-
tors witnessed the game and quickly
grasped its finer points. The impression
prevails that the game will become popu-
lar here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
OREGON LAND FRAUDS.

Portland, Ore May "Details Of an
important land fraud Indictment re
turned by the federal grand jury April
g. and involving prominent men Of Los
Angeles. San Francisco and southwest
ern Oregon. were made public tonight
by United States District Attorney W a.
Bristol The Indictment as usual
charges violation of section 5440 Of the
revised statutes. The property alleged
20 have been fraudulently secured lies In
southwestern Curry county Oregon, and
consists Of 5000 acres, practically ali in
one tract OF fine timber land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
PERSONAL.

II. G. Toll Of Cobre. New, general
freight and passenger agent Of the Nevada
Northern, is in the city
Mrs Margaret Nelson of Salina, who
has been I'll with pneumonia in Salt Lake
eyer since the Mormon conference in
early April. viii return to her home to-
day Mrs Nelson is the mother Of State
superintendent A G. Nelson and Of n P
Nelson. private secretary to Governor
Cutler
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the reservation, where she has taken I'D
q homestead She reports great activity
there in settling and developing the
country. Mrs Hines will return soon to
spend the summer on the reservation.
A marriage license has been issued 10
Edward Hansen of Payson. aged q. and
Della Humphrey Of Springville, aged Is.
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TEMPERANCE.
Webster says;

Temperance" is habitual mod
Grafton in regard TO the indulg-
ence of the natural appetitcs; re
strained or moderate indulgence
moderation: as temperance in
eating and drinking"
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AS OTHERS SEE US.
Chicago News.)

Chicago NeWsD
-ITppson-I understand that young Slim
kins is a great social light.
Downing-YOuT understanding IS doubt
less correct. He weighs only 10 pounds.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

We respectfully thank the public for the magnificent patronage accorded
US during Annual May Sale All business records of this house
We believe the people satisfied with the bargains they
secured that will firmly than ever be Cemented to
confidence of the public Please zoD, tive
accept our Sinceres gratitude and be assured N1..t,
that will continue endeavOrS to FFas 5s
merit your support 0'0i' commence
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry ShiDler. Commercial PhOtog-
rapher. 157 Main st. Get my new price
list
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Harm in the indulgence Of any
food or drink results not from
its USE but from it's ABUSE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

Temperance in the drinking of
beer is its use in moderation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

NAUVOO LEGION.-The association O
the NauvOo legion will be held MOnda
evening in bishops office in the tithin
yard. Arrangements will be made to jOi
in the Memorial day parade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

MUSIC AT ST. MARK Sat St. Marks
cathedral T. +. Harper will sing With
in This Sacred Dwelling" by Mozart, and
at the evening service, Father, to Thee, -
by Harrison NIillard.
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". c. NJ l. ENIPLOYE DIES.-Miss
Annie Sorensen, an employee Of the ". c.
NJ J.. died yesterday of lung trouble
The funeral will be held this afternoon al
O'Clock from the Ninth ward meeting
house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

4 CNCA AAAaAA > --|~Cf -
(QuicksilveT)-B edbugs
take It up in the circu-
lation when going over
where it is brushed on
lightly. It's Invaluable
il brushed on beds
when apart. and on
back Of picture frames.
Tno;fIdinre etc IF Will
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MISS OWEN WILL SING.-Miss Lottfe
Owen win sing an 20 SaIutaris'' by Mil
lard at St Mary's cathedral today.
GREAT SALT LAKE RISES.-Great
Salt lake is S inches above zero of the
gauge at Saltair. This is raise of two
inches since May I.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

Franklin Jordan prominent labor union
isl of San Francisco. will speak at Fed
Grafton OF Labor hall tonight under the
auspices Of the Salt Lake socialists
Seats are free.
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DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
by 8 n propr


We want tp know why persons who
bcl.e," BOO wizards ur at 900 events.
consult wizIr'ls. nearly always prefer
to believe !u mon or vuw.l who are
f q race inferior tu thr'r oHI or n
circumstance. which prov" uIat their
sccult power. are ut 900 u.r to them.
elves. IN" rul" i- not iuylr.ahlr. for
here have h"'u great wizards Ike
'uracclsus. Roger Buc1u. Michael Scott
aud tJgliu~trp. who were Ickupwl.
edged hy those who consulted or fear
"a them TO b" iu 900 ways their su.
pcriurs hut 10 lis seldom broken. In all
'hc letters On country suprrsi.tious
which wo have published thr wise
man or woman has always gypsy hlool
or som" peculiarly - appearance
marking out him ur her unayorphly
from their Kind The wizard OF India
IL usually naked savage. while those
who resort Go h.m are civilized beings
clothed carefully Zoe muslin. The rover.
ourc uf thc whites fpr the black uhcah
man ur woman iu the West Indie, is
The subject ur counties, narratives. csp'.
c.ully boz the French islands London
Spectator
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FIGS OF SMYRNA.
The Way They Arc crown, Gathered,
sorted and Packed

Ia Smyrna the H. district j. largely
along the line Of the smyrna Aidin rail
road. The best grades Of fruit tcrmcd
crbcilllj come from lnovassi Figs from
Nnall and from sultan Ilis>ar are also
highly valued. although the skins arr
somewhat thicker. Tree, hrgin IN bear
in their sixth year and are In full vigor
IN the fifteenth year Fig trees un the
low plains yield fruit which Is both
larger aud richer in snccharine matter
They often suffer. however. from an
excess Of moisture in unusually wet
sea sons. when groves un higher ground
are less harmed owing to the facilities
for drainage
The fruit ripcns about the middle or
August when IL Is picked aud dried in
the open alr FOR from three to six days
II II then packed In sacks ~ about 2lp
pounds each, two of which constitute a
load for camel. aud transported to
the nearest railroad station. After ar.
rival at Smyrna camcls likewise trans.
port the sacks TO the warehouses Of the
dealers Carts are not employed in
this connection. NJ the fruit is liable to
he damaged When the sacks are piled
one ou the other The arrivals from
the country are promptly bought up 10y
the various packing hou.ps. who have
each large corps of employees. chiefly
women and girls. for the operations or
sorting. washing. drying aud packing
the fruit
This means work Tor many thousands
la smyrna during The months Of Sep
tcmbcr ana October. and the average
degree or prosperity among the lower
classes during the entire year H. large
ly dependent upon The amount of mon.
cv set iu motion during this short pc
rlod
The sorting of the tigs Is carried on;
with great care. color but more spe.
clnlly size aud thickness. or. rather.
thinuc>s. Of skin. guide the classified
ton. The Inferior gradrG. the so called
"hordns.' cull~ or refuse. nrc clmlua;.
cd and sold for purposes Of dlstillntion.
\ certain quantity of this grade Is cX-
ported 10 Austria nnd Hungary ana
used as q substitute for chicory. The
delicate flavor of Vienna coffee Is due
To ih" prcscnc" Of dried fig powder.
III" better grades are prepared for cx-
port in various ways The least cx.
p'usivc j. packing In linen or other
bags aud u us"d usually FOR the less
valuable qualities
The finer grades are subjected to n
certain manipulation before being
tightly packed IN boxes containing
from one 10 eleven pounds. During the
the workmcn continually
Iilp their fingers in sea water. As re
suit III" fruit T. better preserved and
ih" sweetness l. NOT diminished by
long keeping New York Herald.
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In the production OF solid emery
wheels the best consent that cnn he
employed is uu" that binds the emery
together with that degree ~ strength
which viii resist the centrifugal strain
due to the high speed no which emery
wheels cut host about 5.OOp feet speed
per minute. n must not soften 10y
frictionnl heat or glaze or burst or be-.
come brittle and break with cold. nor
must n hold the cutting grains until
they mn" too dun 20 cut nor rclcn-,
them ~ readily ~ tn waste away the
wheel too fast " must be capable ~
being thoroughly mixed evenly with
the graln emery. ~ that the wheel may
not hav" either hard or soft spots aud
hc ont ~ balance. aud must also hc
capable Of hciuc tempered Ia suit air
fcrcnt kinds ~ metal or work Great
cnrr and skill are required In the mat.
ter of selecting only pure and strong
chemicals FOR these cemcnts. .-Cassier'.
Magazine.
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Louisville Q Nashville r. r.

viii sell round trim tickets from an points
ou ~ line 10 Louisville aud Return ~ ONE
FARE plus - Ctnts, tickets beius on sale
June 10 ~ aud %, limited returning June %
with privilege ~ extension of limit until
july ~ hy depus,ting tickets and unon nav.
tuput tt 81 cents. ~tUp-ONefs will he per-
mittcd at glasgow Junction Tor parties de-
string TO visit Mammoth Cave, aud side trip
tickets will he sold ~ lpuisN he to ali poi Its
in the state at ON FARE plus Is cents Tor
the round trip, such tickets hcins on sale
June 10 Is Indications are that several spa
cial trains vi hc run fur this occasion. tull
PARTICULARS OF which viii he announced later.
\ sixteen page booklet giving full paTticu-
lars can he secured from any pf the 6OllOw-
Ink representatives ~ the company.
j. T.. Davenport, II. PA. S. Louis No.
&. "A. Ritggsrald, r,pA., ~. Louis, Me-.
AlaN Baumgarfen, n.PA., Memphis. Tenn
n n. BaiTd. TIP A., Little Rock. Ark.
7, III, Kingsley, I.P,A Dallas. Texas
p " Morrow, T PA. Houston Texas
j. X RidgisA, p.p.A New Orleans. Ia.
Gen. R, Herrtng T. 4 a.. Jacksonville, Fla.
: q. Hvllvabeck, D,PA., Atlanta. ia.
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Not Eligible.

America has the credit ~ being the
land Of boundlcSs opportunity. but one
OF the early Chicago lawyers discover.
cd. oven IN this country OF glorious
f-ecdom, barrier ~ his career. The
story Is vouchcd FOR IN an old pam.
phlet on the Illinois bar.
Edward II. Baker was a young man
or some parts and of Intense ambition
Walking one day I'm the woods. broth.
"r lawyer discovered Baker sitting on
fallen tree weeping bitterly. ON be
Ing pressed TO tell tho cause OF his
grief hc replied
Il have been reading the constitution
" the United States and hnd a pro.
vision In n that none but native born
citizens can become president. am
of English birth. and 50 I nm not clgi.
BILE.
Notwithstanding this disability Bnk-
cr had brilliant military aud political
career and served his adopted country
we'll lie was member or the Illinois
legislature ami was elected 10 congress
from that state both before and after
the Mexican war. In which lie served.
Later he removed Ia oregon and was
sent 20 the United states sennte from
that new state.
He lcft the senate a. enter the army
AZ the time Of the civil war. lie fell
at Balls Blun, pierced 10y nine bullets.
because, ~ he said before he died. "A
Cnitet States senator must not re
treat"
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A bald head Is less familiar and
nowadays less truci representative ~
the Interchangeable than The Ethiuplau's
skin ur th" icnpard's spots. but Il was
cited loo this character with impressive
pathos 10y llippnrchu, one of ihc SOW
cn martyrs oi SimuSata After they
had been subjected tp severe torturcs
they were Jt last confronted with sry-
en- crosses ami the Emperor MaNimllu
offered them u last chlurr tn rruut.
but the ugcd llippuruhu> put his hand
ON his bald head uud cried. "AS tltis.
according tu the order ui nature. can
not again Doe covered with hair. 50
never viii chuusy. ~ couform 60 your
wish" MHNuuuu ordered .Oljs
skin to hr mllod to llipprhus' head
and thea jHor.u-ly claimed thar tho
condition wa. fuullod lint iiIpplr-
chus rrwHHrl ohduut' and sucruly
died uu thr cross. London chronicle.
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beware the hidden foe, lsc unseen
danger, =.
The MOST insidious disease that
mankind has to fear Is that which at.
tacks the Kidneys. It comes on so
silently. gains ground 50 rapidly IS
~ destructive. that thousands arc
lost who might have been saved In
she beginning.
And yet. like any other human 81,
sidney sickness gives early warnings
OF its presence, and these danger sig
mails are quite easy to detect Neg
lect not ignorance, Is usually the IA
taI error. ssl
Signs Of kidney trouble come either
through the back or from the bladder:
Ia backachc or some irrcpulariiy W
the urine
Pain In the back. duh and neavy
-, sharp aud acute. tells Of sick Kid
noys and warn YOU Of the danger of
dropsy diabetes Of Brlghts disease.
Too frequent passages " urine.
thin. pale and foamy urine. or thick.
red. ill.smelllns urine. fun OF sedi.
mcut and scsnty o. painful Of pass.
age. tell you Of serious trouble leo The
Kidneys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-03
4 Dish For KINGS.

Take a large portion Of the hcsh Of
a rhinoccros. carefully cut Il up into
small pieces and place in large lar.
Then cut a good haunch of vcnlson
INTO chunks, a dozen pounds or 80 OF
Wild cattle meat, also cut into tiny
pieces, ana add some large slices of
crocodile. Put all In the Jar with the
rhino beef and mix very carefully
Keep until the oior IL such that you
cannot remain in the place where il H.
then add quantity Of honey. stir weil
aud serve. II Is OF course very OK.
pcnsive dish, but then, the navor.-
Singapore budget.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-03
COWBOY GOES
"CUNNINC"
NEW YORK MAGISTRATE GAVE
THE DESIRED PERMISSION.
Wyoming Cowboy Searching For Con.
fdenee Man Who Took His
Money-Poliee TO Help Him
IN His Efforts.

New York. May 2-Magistratc Pool
today gave q Wyoming cowboy per
mission and advice 90 go cunning
through New York with revolver In
search OF lemon game worker
and a roll The wcsterncr Frank NJ.
Crouholm. a picturesque person, sun
burned on the Wyoming ranges. came
into town this week to spend his half
years savings IN seeing the sights.
Like an good cowboys ho had re-
gard for the etiquette Of poIiced
town ana let his revolver IN the
bottom Of his grip
CT0nholm was strolling through the
tcnderloin last evening when a de-
honair stranger formed the lonely
COW 6unchcr's acquaintance. and IN
the course of the conversation h de
volopod accofGing TO the strangers
story, that he was the champion bill
Hard and pool player Of Chicago and
that he had come to New York 10 take
part ia the billiard tournament only 20
arrive too late
The topic opened. the two natural.
ly drifted into a pool parlor at No.
1866 Broadway where the strange"
soon became involved IN game wi,h
another stranger II wasn't long bc.
fore Crouholm had been inyoiglod IN.
"a making @ small bot ~ his newly
made friend. He won. The rest WAS
easy.
After the lemon nal been handed 10
Mr. Cronholm 90 Myom'ug, ho was
5000 short He caused the arrest ot
Louis weiss. the alleged proprietor
of the parlor, and charged him With
allowing gambling ON his premises.
llc was discharged for lack Of cvi-
doucc.
The magistrate turned to the cat
lrman and said, "l grant you per
mission 90 carrya revolver while YOU
arr trying TO get your man want tnc
police To help YOU. This game Is one
of the mcanesi tricks that is work
ga loo New YHT'
Mr. Crnnholm departed promising 10
mlimhcr his artillery \ MAGISTRATE
can grant such permission according
to section iU of the penal code.
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trammar ana the Grammar school.
m" subject iu which the grammar
school $50 called contravenes most
sharply the law OF the order of learn
Ing Is perhaps grammar. for grammar.
being the analytic and theoretical study
ot language. does not belong In the
grammar school a. all. The scientific
classification OF phruome; Il cannot
commence until the phenomena have
been assembled aud made familiar To
this law of learning language Is no OK.
ccption. Tho language study proper
Ia the grammar school Is observation
ana acquaintance hat Is. more plrtlc.
ulnrly, practice IN reading, speaking
aud composing. Nor for this Il the
study NJ grammar necessary. What is
necessary Is a very large amount of
pncilce, much reading. much speaking.
much composing The only use OF
grammar here is a Negative one name,
ly, to correct mistakes nnd for this
negative purpose the only person Ia the
grammar school who need know gram
mar Is the teacher The positive. sci
entlic study Of grammar must bc re-.
served FOR the high school W. q. Par
sons I'm Atlantic.
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solatea Cured After Twenty Years Of
Torture.

For mon, than twenty years MI ].
u Massey or 1892 Clinton St, Mime.
apolis MINI, was tortured by sciati.
oo The pain and suffering which he
endured during this time rs beyond
comprrh n-ion. Nothing gave him amy
pemancn, relief until ne used Cham.
hprlain's Pain Balm one application
of that linimCn, relieved th. pain and
made sleep and rest possible. ana less
than one bottle has effected pcrma
nont cure II troubled with sciatica or
rheumatism why not try % cent bot.
tla OF Pain Balm and see for Yourself
how quickly O. relieves the pain For
sale 10y +. j Ramsey. w Il. Frame,
hrdmure Drug Co. Bonner d Bonner.
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c. c. & S. F., Ry Excursions.

Special excursion to Mexico city
Mex. Sept 3rd to lith. Rate $50.
Southern Baptist Convention. Chat
tanooga, Tenn, May 7th to 9th. Rate
S2G25.
National Educational Association
Convention. San Francisco. Cal. June
25th TO July 7th. Rate $50
Imperial Council Ancient Arabic
order Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Apr 2jth to May
5th. Rate $50.
General Assembly Presbyterian
church. T. s. A.. Des Moinos. Iowa,
May 18th. iG. 17-2lst and 23rd.
Rate S2i1O.
Biennial Meeting General Fedora.
tion OF women's clubs. ST. Paul.
MINI. May Goth, 2Sth. 29th and 3Oth.
Rate s2s.6O
Special excursion. Mexico City.
Mex, Apr 2jih to May 9Th. Rate s36.
Territorial log Rolling and Glass
Adoption. Modern woodmcn OF Amer.
May II. 10. 10. l7-2.st and 23rd.
Rate si45
TriState Convention Missionary
Society NJ. l.. church. Kansas City.
Mo. May l4th to 18th. Rate 1880.
General Conference NJ. +. churon,
birmingham. Ala. Apr 3Oth 10 May
ist and May Sth Rate s2275.
Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias
Domain. Oklahoma City. May 9TH.
Sth and 9th. Rate ST.
National Baptist Convention, Los
Angeles. Cal. Sept Ord TO 18th. Rate
$50.
Convention inter Denominational
Territorial Sunday school. Hobart.
o. 7. We will sell tickets to oklaho-
ma City or Lindsay. May 2sth TO 3Oth.
50 and $3.50
Field Day Exercises. Oklahoma
High school, Norman. o. r., Apr goth,
27th and asth. Rate 81.
Special excursion 10 Mexico City.
Mex, June 25 10 July 9TH. Rate s3s.
w A. DAsIuEli4 Ticket Agent.
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ARpmoRE PROOF.

Mrs W T. Ryan of 400 L street.
northeast Ardmore. l. T.. says.
MY husband was the first in the
family to use Deans Kidney Pills
and he received so much bencft from
them that ! was induced to give them
n trial The results obtained from
their use were very gratifying and the
constant thruhbiug. aching and lame.
ness across my back ana ions we're
relieved gradually and finally cured.
! am glad TO advise every one suner.
ing from similar symptoms to procure
Doan's Kidney pills At W. u. Frame
drug store and give them q trial My
back Is stronger than II has been at
any time during the past five years
owing TO the curative power Of this
remedy"