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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Van Carter (colored) plead
guilty in the circuit court this week
to burglary in the second degree,
and was sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary. Being under
the age of 16 his sentence was
commuted to q term in the reform
school. He was later paroled ON
condition he leave the county.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Buy your setting eggs from j..
E. Kerr, St.00 for Is eggs. Ct.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Glib Dryden and Porter Sublett,
of High Hill, were visitors here
Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

NEPONSET ROOFING for tenn :
porary buildings and out houses.
just the thing.
La Crosse Lumber Company
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Jesse Dornan, of Few Florence,
attended the ball game at this
place Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

John Mccain, of St. Louis spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Reynolds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Now is the time to put in that
new side walk or pull down that
old fence around your yard, as
the warm weather cometh when
no man can (?) work.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. HI. H.. Luedersen
visited relatives in Foristel Sun
day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Rees Hughes, of Wellsville, was
indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of running gaming de-
vices on his premises. His trial is
set for May Goth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17


miles from any railroad.
In early days, when the contest
first begun, Danville was the So
cial equal of st. Charles, Fulton
and Columbia, and much the su-
perior of Mexico. It was also
considered the business, educa-
tional and social center of this
part of the West, outside of st.
Louis. At that time Danville had
fine residences, brick stores, a
college and well-dressed citizens.
The stage coach was the feeder of
the Santa Fe trail and every seat
was full.
COUNTY STRIFE BEGINS.
There were ambitious folks
those days who dreamed of TAX
ing the capitol away from Dan
vile and transplanting it in this
beautiful city, then village, and
it had the same effect on the Dan
vile Courthouse party as a red
bandanna on the mail bovine. The
contention waxed hot until the
great clash for the unity of the
land came.
In October, 1864, Chill" Ander-
son, q noted guerrilla, and his
gang had somewhat against old
Danville, and no reverence to
speak of touching the finer feel
ings of the Danvillians. Fire and
sword being his principal plav-
things, he came along one night,
killed some citizens and then pro-
ceeded to build q glowing funeral
pyre. To accomplish this in
spectacular style, he set the whole
town on fire.
The old courthouse, with creak.
ing walls, was used from time tc
time by some of the homemade
csvalrymen as . stable, and the
few and troublous days of thu
court sessions were eked out in thu
the upper story of . large bricl
store, across the way and so whel
it went up in smoke the old reoord
OF the court. which had accumulat
ed at Pinkney, at old Lewiston
and at Danville, also went.
MoNrooAERY's OPPORTUNITY.
A year later the sound Of battl
had died away, but the bandann'
nag was flying in the prairie vii
lage. Now was the accepted time
A courthouse must be built some
where, and It should not be q
Danville.
The Danville party elected
County Court, with Judge Faro,
at the head. Amid the execra
tion of the Montgomery party tn
Courthouse was ordered built q
Danville at q cost of S2S, 900. Thi
building held the court record
until 1902, when fire destroyed il
In the meantime Montgomery Cit
had built = new Courthouse an
donated it TO the county, th
Legislature giving her two term
Of Circuit Court each year. But
could not give her the county ses
land county records and ofaceI
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

"a satisfied customer is the best
advertisement" Buy your lumber
from La Crosse Lumber Co. and be
satisfied.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

The Arcades play ball. We will
have to go some to win.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

IA CROSSE LUMBER cos
READY MIXED PAINTS
Leads the rest.
Stands the test.
.peevee the beeA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

Hugh Paxton was up from St.
Louis Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

HIS county has been in
the throes of a county
seat war for over 80 years
the most remarkable OF
INV of tho countv seat
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17
POEMS TO MEMORIZE

This department of "Poet's Corner" Under the
heading "Poems Memorize will be found old familiar
each week which, believe will be of interest to
readers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

T. Riddle was up from St. Louis
Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

B. NJ. Bush was in High Hill
Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17
@oeal Rews
Read Shaw's remarkable ad.

Don't miss the ball game Sum
day. Z
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

lTGON
FIFTEENI
MONTGOMERY CITY, NC
Mrs. w. II. johnson went to st.
Louis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wahl spent Sun
day in st. Louis.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Britt Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Duffy went to
Wellsville Monday to visit her
husband.
ACME PLASTER: Time tried and
fire tested. La Crosse Lumber Co.,
Sole Agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leake, of
Warrenton, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
|
Mrs. L. d, Mudd left Thursday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. w. d.
Endress, in Chicago.
Nicholas DeToul was granted a
divorce in the Circuit Court this
week, from Mamie DeToul.
John Wilson and Sy Maupin
came up from Ferguson Sunday to
play ball with the team here.
Don't fail to witness the greatest
of military dramas "Under Two
Flags" at the opera house next
Tuesday evening.
100 PER cENTUM: that's all OF
anything. Well. La Crosse Lumber
Cos Ready Mixed house paint 10
1909 pure; it's all pure.
Rees Hughes, of Wellsville, was
indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of running gaming de-
vices on his premises. His trial is
set for May Goth.
Now is the time to put in that
new side walk or pull down that
old fence around your yard, as
the warm weather cometh when
no man can (?) work.
E. G. Malmborg, of Chicago, an
old friend of We editor, and whom
we started into the printing busi-
ness a few years ago made US a
pleasant visit Sunday.
| Imitation 10 the sinccrest fIattery;
all other roofinss are made to look
like RUBEROiD. II you want the
best, get Ruberoid.
La Crosse Lumber Co.
The new Baptist church at
Bellflower will be dedicated Sun
day, May 26. Rev. S. E. Graham
of Hannibal will preach. There
will be three services during the
day. Dinner will be served on the
grounds. Everybody invited.
We handle and sell the best
ready mixed paints sold in this
market. The price is not only
cheap per gallon but one gallon Of
this paint will cover as much OF
more surface than any other mixed
paint sold.
LACROSSE LUMBER Co.
| X. o. Pindall, formerly of Mexi-
co, Mo-, is now acting governor Of
Arkansas. He was also the young
est member of the general as.
sembly. Gov. Little of that state
is incapacitated because of il
health. Mexico people have way
of "get;.ng in it," either for bette,
or worse.
Van Carter (colored) plead
guilty in the circuit court this weel
to burglary in the second degree
and was sentenced to three year
in the penitentiary. Being unde
the age of Is his sentence wa
commuted to q term in the reform
school. He was later paroled Of
ndikio,, ha loa uo Aho oo,.,ntxr
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

T. Riddle was up from st. Louis
Monday.
Hugh Paxton was up from st.
Louis Sunday.
The best Coffee in town. Always
on tap at the Green Front Cafe.
The Arcades defeated the Strong
Pacific team Z to 0 last Sunday.
Glib Dryden and Porter Sublett,
of High Hill, were visitors here
Monday. ,
John Mccain, of St. Louis spent
with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
: Jesse Dornan, of Few Florence,
the ball game at this
place Sunday.
Remember the Green Front Cafe
furnishes the best Hot or Cold
Lunch in town.
Mrs. Gertrude Barney took ad-
vantage of the excursion to St.
Louis Saturday and Sunday.
----------
Portland Cement, Louisville Ce-
ment and all kinds plasterins ma
teriaI for sale by
la Crosse Lumber Co
w. T. Worland, who is attend
ing school at Warrenton, spent
Sunday with his parents near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Moore of St
Louis. are here this week with
Mrs. Moore's pareuEs, DR.. G.. w
Stephens and family.
"Under Two Flags" at opers
house next Tuesday evening
Adults SOC, childred 25c. Seats OF
sale Saturday at 10 q. m.
Ton pennies make one dime, tel
dimes one dollar. You can not on
ly save pennies but dollars b,
buying your paints, lead, oils ant
varnishes from the Crosse Lum
ber Co.
Mrs. ]. U. Knox and Miss Atch
ison were up from New Florenc'
Monday. Miss Atohison, who ha
been the guest Of Mrs. Knox, tool
the afternoon train for her hom
in st. Louis.
The Lacrosse Lumber Co., bu,
their leads, oils and varnishes di
rect from the manufacturer. Thi
explains why they can sell yo
superior quality for such littl
money.
The st. Louis Stars, the lad
ball team, played the local tear
Friday of last week and were de
feated by score of IL to 4. A
an attraction the players are
success.
IA CROSSE LUMBER cos
READY MIXED PAINTS
Leads the rest.
STANDS the test.
.pesvss che ~
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ORDEN DEL Ola De La
Canlara aver.

Bills en primera lecturs.-H. B. 81,
por eI senior Jose de Jesus Tizol. ENtable
ciendo la responsabilidad necesaria para
apelar de las seDtenciaa que an 10 iminal
dictaren las Cortes de Paz Municipa es,
determinando el medic de su ejecuci6n,
cuando, confrmadas por la Coite de Dis
trito para otros fines.
H. B. No 58, por el senior Vicente TIe-
Hes DIVA Para enmendar Ia secei6n 39
de la ley titulade: ''Ley para proveer de
renta el Pueblo de Puerto Rico para
otros fines, aprobada en- 81 de Enero de
1901.
H. B. No. 56, por el senor Munoz Ri
vera. Para enmendar la secci6n segunda
de la ley titulada: LEY para unifcar los
clrgos de Director de Benefcencia, Direc-
tor de Prisiones y Director de sanidad,
Bensfcencia Correcciones.
II. B. No. 55, por el senior Arrillags.
Disponiendo solicitaT del Gobierno, ceda
un predio de terreno Ia Junta Escolar
de San Juan para fabricar IN edificio pa.
ra escueias.
II. B. No. SO, por los sefiores Bsrcel6,
Trelles, Colberg y So 8. Para regularizar
Ia venta de carnes en- Puerto Rico para
otros fines.
G. B. en- segunda lectura. &C. B. No. /
Disponiendo que los proYectos de Leyes y
resoluciones que Sc pasaren por la Asam-
blea Legislative puedan enviarse al Go
bernadcr para su aprobaei6n en- la forma
impresa sin copiarse on lfmpio.
G. B. No Is, para enmendar Ia secci6n
8 de Ia Ley Eacolar compilada de Puerto
Rico apTobada en- 10 de Mario de 1908.
G. B. No 16 para enmendar ell parra-
70 II del artfculo SO del c6digo polftico.
Presentados respectivamente por. Mr..
Post, Falkner y Post.
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NOtiCias de AreCibO.
{ "a nuestro oorregpongaI ggpeeiaL


Euero 81. Reina extraordinaria ami
maci6n para el bale que dar6 81 domingo
Ia Bociedad Thalia en- este teatro en- el
cual Sc llevar6 efecto Ia election de Rel.
ma del Carnival damas de 50 corte. Los
palcos plateas 90 venden en- casa del Be-
nor Mora al precio de tres pesos los pri-
meros y dos de los segundos. va han cir
culado las invitaciones para los tres bales
con las cuales deben los invitados gacar la
entrada ca taquilla
Msfiana Sc llevar6 efecto en- Ia AL
caldfa el remate de piedra picada para
componer las GALES caminos Hasta
que no He tenga acopio de pledra no puede
llevarse q cab6 estas importantes meioras
que tan necesarias son para embelleci-
miento de esta ciudad.
--Se eneuentra en- esta ciudad ell doctor
Manuel Figueroa que ha venido 4 practi
car vaTias operaciones.
Sc encuentra lijeramente indispuesto
el alcalde senior don Marvel Perez AYiIes.
La compafifa de zarzuela que actua
en- Ponce abre un abono en- esta ciudad
para degpues del carnaval.
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senior de Diego sea copiada y remitida al
gobernador, y asf Sc acuerda. Pasa por
unanimidad Ia moci6n.
Los Sehores Trelle y Was Ochoteco
solicitan de la presidencia que Sc pidan
antecedentes de los respectivos departa-
mentos acerca de j6venes que estSn estu.
diando en- los Estados Unidog por cuenta
del pueblo de Puerto Rico, los que han
terminado Bus carreras los que adm les
faltan estudiar Felaci6n de los gastos
causados por los jurados desde que los
tribunales de distrito tienen un solo juez.
De acnerdo, y el Lcdo. TizoI pide la sus-
dos.
La orden del dia va an otro lugar de
esta edici6n. Fu6 & la fortaleza un re-
pregentante de La Correspondencia' =
ALI habfa distinguida numerosa conf
sion de damas de esta sociedad, frmando
una petici6n de communication de pena en-
favor de los re0s.
El gobernador Winthrop estaba en- su
despacho con los sefiores Grahame, FeuiIle,
Ward y Post.
Nuestro reporter cambi6 impTesiones
con el gobernador ests ley6 sus com.
pa1eros el acueTdo tornado por Ia C6msra
que fue muy bien acojido por todos Mr..
Winthrop estaba aparentemente sereno,
pero habfs en- 81 alguna excitaci6n ner'
viosa efecto, sin duda, que le habfa tenido
todo ell dfa feunido con los consejeFos
Tecibiendo comisiones, entire elias Ia de
damas refarida, que pasaba de sesenta.
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N0TICIAS.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad y hemos
tenido el quito de saludarle en- esta rsdac'
ci6n el ioven don Limo Rosario Rosado,
intelligence corresponsal de este .diario On
Caguas en- benefcio de cuya ciudad hs Ii
brado patFi6ticas campafias.
ARRIENDO.-Se admiten propoAicio
mes de arriendo de la casa altos baios,
San Justo n1mero 35, frente Gonzalez
Padin quienes daran informes.
Amelia Torres, ha ingresado nueva.
mente en- la c6rcel de Ponce q sufrir seis
meses de condena por el delito contra la
honestidad moral p1blica, impuestos por
el iuez municipal de dicha ciudad, de Gu
va sentencia habfa apeIado ante Ia eorts
de distrito, y le ha sido retirada la fanzs
impueBta.
En- Gel TELEGRAPH deS Melon & Co.
acaban de importar,3 de Paris para sus.
tituir las 'sCapachas'' de la estaci6n an
terror, preciosos sombreros de feltro
otras clases para seforas nihas, formas
elegantfsimas al alcance de todas las for
tunas. low. a.
COLOCACION para una sefiora 6
selorita. La ofrecemoB en- nuestra ofcins
de Ponce para Ia atenci6n general de di.
cha ofcina. ST entiende habla algo el
ingl6s es preferible. Buena coIocaci6n y
buen sueldo. Escrfbase la solicitud por
la misma persona intsresada dirfjase
sThe Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi.
derry Co" 19 Allen St. San Juan.
Sc compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunqne no est6n en- buen eStadO,
collares antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase 4 P. J. B. TetuSn 40, Altos. g.
Ell espI6ndido surtido de chocolates y
dulces en- cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad que ha recibido el cafe de los
espososM Morgan, Fortaleza 21. es el mejOr
que So ha visto en- esta ciudad. "Samo-
set y Baker, las dos acreditadas, ,marcas
estdn disposition del p6blicO. HeIados
de todas claaes la orden. p.
Ell MEJOR REMEDIO para las
malas digestiones es Ell aqua de ViIajuiga,
que SO halla de veDta en- 81 ESTABLISHMENTS
de sus agentes generates sefiores F. Font
= hermano On los de se1ores B. Fernan.
dez hermanos, marina, sefiores Sobrino
Y Fernandez Cristo % Fortaleza IA
Precio: / botelIa de 1 litro, 80 cents. 3.
-SACOS DE YUTE para azGcar y
cafe realizan 4 precios ventsjosos S. Melon
& Ca. San Juan P. r.
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viente partidario de la abolici6n de Ia pena
de muerte, sostiene que alley debe cum
plirge.
Que ha conference.-the ahora. con eli
gobernador y particularmente Sc ha in.
teresado en- favor. de los reos.
'Todo 81 mundo mira hoy el tremendo
patibulo levantado para 81 castigo de los
desgraciados reoS, pero Sc olvida, no We
aquel otTo patibulo levantado sin causa
sin acusaci6n, sin tribunal nj pruebas y
en- ell que cayeron dos hombres buanos y
honrados bajo el pufial del asesino.
Los reos han tenido abogados que le
defendan y jueces que juzguen en- unO
de elloB ha concurrido la circumstances de
que despues de todoB los tribunales de
Puerto Rico, su causa ha Bido vista ante
los mas altos de los Estados Unidos; mien-
trss que el desgraciado Cordov6s fu6
muerto sin formation de causa nj defen'
sa......" ...- .-.-. ~-
La ley est6 ahf, los tribunales la han
splicado, el gobernador tiene en- sus manos
la facultad de suspender IL ejecuci6n: el
podeE legislative, como tai, no tiene dere.
cho intervenir en- este case para preten.
der que Ia ley no Sc cumpla. La ley Sc
hRce para cumplirse.
''Nosotros. podemos tFabaiar en- favor de
los reos, nosotros podemos elevar nuestra
alma hacia aquella infnita luz que ALA
en- Ia Buprema altura todo 10 escudrina y.
conoce desde Ia gran luz del alto sol que
irradia en- el frmamento azul hasta el
pequeno insecto que SO arrastra por la
selva, para rogar al Supreme poder que
ilumine con So gTacia los que en- IN
mano tienen Ia vida de esos hombres.
s'No sc mueve la hola del 6rbol sin Ia
voluntad divina" asi tened confanza en-
que 81 ega voluntad grsnde como su inf
nito poder, que todo 10 ansliza resuelve,
MEGA su luz no deJ6ndola caer en- el cora
a6n del gobsrnante que puede suspender
Ia terrible sentenciR, BsrS porque ese hom.
bre, el REQ de mueTte ha de morir el
hermoso rayo de la voluntad divina solo
descenderS entonces para vecojer Ell alma
sacandola del cenagoso polvo de 50 cul-
pa .....,, Confemos en- Is divina voluntad
y que eella sea la que ilumine Ia conciencia
del. gobernador para reBolver 81 los deB
graciados reos deben no ser ejeCutados
mafiana."
FL delegado TizoI da las graciaB al ST.
de Diego y'dice que todos ALI estan para
cumplir las Ieyes del pals Eespondiendo
las funciones lejislativaa que 81 pueblo ha
pueato en- sus manos Que todos deben il
donde 81 gobernadoT para Tecabar la con-
mutaci6n de pena, como Ciudadanos con
derecho clio asf quedaT6 demostrado
que esta C6mara sabe d puesto que ocupa,
10 deiende con enteTeza, no invadiendo
otras atribuciones para que no invadan las
suyas y que iamas podra scr tomada como
juguete de IN gobernador que ca alguna
ocapi6n pudiera intentarlo, cuando en 81
man5 tiene la onnimoda de conceder una
communication, sin que Ia Cdmara haya da
pedirselo como corporation Official.
FL S.. BsrCeI6 pids que e moci6n del
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CON LIGENCIA

En- Ell Carolina, procedente de los Esta-
dos Unidos, regres6 esta isla eI senior
Carlos Huertag storer, en- uso de licencia
de Ia casa en- donde se halla empleado en-
New York.
Viene 4 su patria con eI propp6sito de
restablecer en- ella Bu quebrantada saIud.
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Ppr "a hIgleRe

clos Muchachos' en 81 ESTABLISHMENTS
de efectos sanitarios San Justo 6, tienen
disposition del p6blico nm entero surtido
de recipielltes para recoger basuras (safa.
coneB) acabados de impoTtaT.
A so centavos uno por la gran cantidad
trafda. Hay de todos tamafioA Is ' q
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Ell bill de reuniOnes pdbLiCas.
Paris, Febrero 1.


pGbicas Hb
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Specification
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Para desagraViar a los Estados Unidos.
Londres. Febrero i.


E gobernador de h de Jamaica
ell
la
Olga O oBucdo por ambas aspartes
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La de sta iudad cca 1bamente
absolute nufentes cdlO
gbieo
americana cas
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0trO asesinatO en- Russia.
San Peteraburgo, FebEero 10.

10. -
Sc ibido
pdcos repreia
n odas las sreones lei
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SERVICI0 ESPEGIAL DE CABLES
Asesinai0 De IN fiIantT0p0 ingI6s
LondreB, FebreTo

Ha oourIdo edad so ha dperado
nad Sc ss han debdo Todear hho
9 tet6un
de- libras
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En- eSta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6diCo viaio { 5000 quinsal
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-02-28

Sam Houston had been prosecuted
and that Stephen F. Austin had been
driven into retirement by the perse
cutions of their enemies in Texas.
There was a fight over the propo-
sition to go to st. Louis and other
points to search for H. Clay Pierce
and the house committee decided to
abandon any attempt to secure this
evidence. The senate committee has
not acted on this question. Present
indications are that the Bailey inves-
tigation matter will be transferred
from the committee to the floor of
the house and senate during the next
few days. Senator Looney stated that
he was going TO introduce a resolu
tion Monday morning asking that the
investigation be brought to close.
Looney, who is a Bailey man, de-
clared in the committee room that
he believed nothing had been proven
against Bailey.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-02-28
DIABETES.
A Disease of the Kidneys that
Gives the Patient More Suf-
fering and Misery than any
Other Kidney Ai|ment.
ii have an af1f1etitelV

81 have an appetite"
Cant get enough to eat or drink it
seems, but what eat does not nourish
me. I suppose I'll finish this meal feel
ing as hungry as when / sat down. Be
sides, drink water by the quart and yet
I'm always thirsty. I've nasty Shiny
constant thirst that water does not sat
isfy.'
"With all you eat you are not gaining
in weight
''No: I'm losing flesh every day. More
than that. I'm losing strength, and am
troubled with breaking out of boi1s or
carbunc1es. My nights rest is disturbed
by constant calls to urinate. Altogether,
I am the most miserable of men,"
You have Diabetes.
Your trouble is due to a diseased con-
dition of the liver, which has extended
to the kidneys. These organs have
broken down under the strain and your
only hope of cure is quick and careful
treatment with remedy which is known
to be effective in such diseases. You
cannot afford to experiment with RENE
dies of questionable merit. Your life de-
pends on the success of the medicine.
Prickly Ash Bitters is remedy with a
long record of cures behind it. Severe
cases of diabetes yield quickly to its
powerful restorative influence. 1t con-
tains all the necessary properties for the
cure of kidney diseases and also exerts
cleansing and regulating effect in the
liver and bowels.
It subdues the Inflammation in the
kidneys which is always present in dia-
betes, stops wasting of the k dney tissue,
cools the blood, allays the constant un-
quenchable thirst, satisfies the gnawing
hunger in the stomach and produces a
sense of ease and nourishment through
out the body.
Thomas Threadgill. Stoneburg. Tex, says:
at suffered for twelve years. was about hall
sick all the time and couldn't do . days work
without great distress. Ny food disagreed with
| me most of the time. couldn't sleep well and
was constipated. weak and nervous. Doctors
didn't seem to know what allied me and received
no benefit from any of them. was urged to try
Prickly Ash Bitters. begun to Improve with
the first bottle and am now strong and hearty
and haven't had a bad spell since feel that
can never thank you enough for the great good
Prickly Ash Bitters has done me and nevel
miss an opportunity to speak Of its wonderful
work where it will do the most good. both to You
and others who may be afflicted ~ was"
Get the genuine having figure 80"
In red on front label.
Sold by druggists. - Price $1.O0.
| L. e. MAYFIELD.