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rival in New York Gen. william Gro
zier. Mrs. Reyburn's brother, who is TO
occupy her fine suite in Wendell Man
sion this winter, Is already located
there, and is awaiting her return anx-
iously. The two are inseparable. and
General Crozier will have lots Of oppOr-
tunity TO keep house for Mrs. Reyburn
while she passes back and forth from
philadelphia to Washington. They have
as neighbors in Wendell Mansion. a
four-famiiy apartment located on sheri-
dan circle. Henry Oxnard, the president
Of the Beet Suga.. trust, and Mr.. T.ut-
ler' wealthy oil man, who Is there now
and awaiting the return of his family
from Europe the middle Of this month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore and her
daughter. Miss Irene Moore, has re-
turned from years trip around tas
world, and after making a little visit
70 their home in Greensburg, Pa, Will
open their beautiful house IN New
Hampshire avenue. There IS a persis-
tent rumor that Miss Irene Moores en-
gagement Will be announced as soon as
the family returns to Washington, and
though old Dame Fortune Is slow IN
announcing the name OF the lucky man.
ne is supposed TO be a young officer
who paid devoted court through two
seasons.
Mrs. J. B. Foraker, wife Of the Ohio
Senator, went to Philadelphia yesterday
To visit her son-in-laW and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wainewright.
for a week Miss Louise Foraker, one
Of the most notably and loveable young
women in society. Is again at the Six
teenth street home Of her parents,
after having spent the summer with her
sister at her place near Philadelphia
and with house parties at various resorts.
When Mrs. Foraker returns from her
visit she will open her residence here
for the season.
Mrs. II. S. Reeside, daughter OF the
late Father OF the House" Repre-
sentative Harner. has moved into her
new home in Nineteenth street which
has one OF the most charming little
bathrooms IN Washington as one Of its
attractive features. Miss Dobbihg, Of
England, Will be with Mrs Reeside. and
instead OF the usual weekly at home.
she will hold an evening reception every
other week, and SEin turn the ballroom
over 20 the young people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Recside are popular with the South and
Central American contingent Of the
Diplomatic Corps and have about them
many splendid musicians.
Mrs Richard II. Townsend and Miss
Townsend VIII arrive from Europe the
last OF this month. and there is another
rurnor ahoat about Miss Townsend's
engagement This time. the names Of
titled foreigners are omitted ana that
Of one Of Washingtons best known
beaux supplied.
Mr. and MS. Frank Finotti. OF Nor
rIs road, Anacostia. were rendered
surprise party Thursday evening By
some OF their friends. Vocal and IL
strumentai solos. dancing and Hailow-
cen games were enjoyed after which
an oyster supper was served Those
present were the Misses NJ. Brady. Miss
Gaines. Miss c. Trenoila, Miss w. Lit
tie. Miss X Harleston. Messrs. w.
Brady, c. Chandler. B. FinOtt. F.
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gbroad. They VIII not return TO Wash
ington before late next October.
The Baroness Rosen Is taking her
daughter TO st. Petersburg, where she
win be presented at the court OF the
Car. They Will travel extensively IN
Europe. reaching Russia sOH'e time In
January.
Nine. Nabuco and her children sailed
yesterday for this country and are eX-
pected IN Washington some time soon'
probably the latter part OF the week
The ambassador will 90 over TO New
York 70 meet them upon their arrival
The Japanese ambassador. who mas
Keen spending the latter part OF the
week In New York. retuTnsd TO the
embassy this morning.
This evening the Ambassador ana
Viscountess Aoki will entertain at din
ner in honor OF the birthday Of the
Mikado. Their guests win be the mem-
hers OF the embassy staff and their
wives, and Baroness GOtoO and Nine.
Nctibe, who are still in Washington.
Today marks the ffty-htth birthday
OF Mutsuhito, Emperor Of Japan' who
vas born November ), 1852. ana acceded
= the throne Of the Nippon empire in
1857.
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Halloween party was given by the
fremont Athletic Club at the residence
OF John Hurley. 11S5 Eighth street north
west. Among those present were the
Misses Ethel Stewart, Amanda Hurley,
Dorothy Hunter. Bessie Vaughan, and
Edith Kaiser. and Stanley Kann. Ben
Robinson, John Hurley, Theodore Stokes
and Leon Clary. Miss Amanda Hurley
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,rrhoponson Edward Voiland. Thomas
staldeu. Edward Holland. Lawrence
stauls, Of Philadelphia. and Harry An
dersOn.
The affair was given In honor Of Miss
Hattie Fox, oI Chicago, a cousin OF tne
hostess.
The Iineal Society Of the Spanish war
celebrated All Halloween at 1884 Cor
coran street. Invitations were restrict
ed to the members of the Spanish War
Veterans. who responded in large num-
bers. Guests were greeted by ghosts IN
flowing robes and hideous facial express
sions. The features Of the occasion ar
forded much hilarity. all participating IN
the frivolity Of the season. "Bobbin for
apples" was won by Captain Tubman'
of Harden camp. The disappearing
seance" was awarded to Mrs. Capron-
The "cider contest" was won by Mr..
Lawson Mrs. Wilkerson was successful
IN the pillow contest" A musical and
literary program was rendered by Miss
Henderson. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Dolph,
Mrs Saers, and Mrs. Ripple. Refresh
ments were served, after which music
and dancing concluded the entertain
ment. Those attending were Mrs. Cap
ron, Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs.
saers. Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Dolph. Mrs.
Randall. Mrs. NOrthingale, Mrs. Wilk-
erson. Miss Essig. Miss Duval. Miss
Mitchell Miss Taylor, Mrs. ElmOre. Mrs.
Clark. Miss Ferriss. Captain Ripple,
Mr. Saer, Colonel Mortimer. Mr.. Law
son, Captain TUbman. Mr. Riley Mr.
Henderson. Major Stuart. Mr.. Canning
er, Captain Elmore, Mr.. Morgan. OF New
York; Colonel Gray, OF Denver.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence Of Miss Mary Boyer, 6l2 D
street southwest, when a cOmpanv OF
young friends gathered 20 celebrate the
event. Halloween. Vocal and instru-
mental music and games suitable for
the occasion were INDUCED IN until a
late hour, when the guests repaired 10
a daintily spread table, where a bounts-
ful Tepast was served. Among those
present were Miss Ella and Miss Louise
Tucker. Miss Mary Boyer. Miss Carrie
ClaXtOn. Miss Lille Curl, Miss Marion
Johnson. Miss Eva Smith. Miss Ksthcr-
inc Mason. Ashby Mullen. Raymond
Swift Clyde Rogers. William OHn.
Ernest Price. Van Dyke Brooke, Mr..
and Mrs. Beyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Simpson.
Sherman A. Cuneo. editor OF wyandOt
Union Republican. is the guest OF Cen
eral and Mrs. W. W. Dudley. z43I Col
umbia Road.
Tire many friends OF Miss Evelyn IIef-
fernan viii be glad TO Learn that she
Is recovering from an attack Of hip
disease at the George Washington Cni--
versity Hospital, where sne has bCCCn
confined for the last two months. II is
hoped that she will soon be at her home.
where she will be glad TO see her
friends.
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Loeffier. J. Nussear. L. Watson. A.
Afechaw. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lotten.
The Violet Social Club give a Hal
loween party at the home OF Miss Good
In Prender. Games appropriate for the
occasion were INDUCED in and HallOW-
cen favors were distributed among the
guests.
The party consisted Of: Miss Anna
Hall, Miss Maude Pumphrey, Miss Ethel
Milstead, Miss Lillian Weams, Miss
, Rosie Ryan, Miss Nellie Brady. and
Miss Go0din Prender; Cecil Kelser, Ed
ward Thornton, Roy Baker. VIII Hutch
lnson, Frank Mullen. Irving Gessford.
Miss zoe BeaiI has returned from ex-
tended visits t. friends and relatives
in North caroHna and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menefee, Of the Wash
ington College and the students at the
college Will give an elaborate reception
Monday. Two hundred guests have been
invited. This reception Is given each
year by the faculty and the girls and is
feature in the school life Of the city.
The large parlOrs are TO be decorated
with chrysanthemums and green plants.
Miss Marguerite Collins, Of Illinois:
, Miss Alice Dorsey, Of Kentucky; Miss
Esther Carr, Of West Virginia.; Miss
Sadie Cert, Of Texas; Miss Gladys
Greenfield, OF Arkansas, and Miss Edna
| Gaitsblll. OF Kentucky will assist in re-
eeiving. The introduction coZmittee is
composed Of Miss Dora Strong, sf
Texas: Miss EstheI Humbert, OF Texas;
Miss Hazel Puford. Of Illinois. and Miss
| Rowena Frank. OF Ohio.
Miss Eisi Simmons. OF Texas. Miss
Fern Minor. Of Alabama; Miss Harriet
Hatsett, OF Pennsylvania, and Miss Isa
BoingeF. OF Louisiana, composed the in
vitation committee.
The fifth complimentary ball % the
High View Pleasure Club. held Thurs
day evening at the Northeast Temple
was a pronounced success Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour. ana the
many guests present seemed to enjoy
themselves immensely. The club in
tends giving aE-ther dance before the
end OF the seasoa.
Mrs L. ". Ketcham, who has beer
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
ID. Newman, OF Crawford. Neb.. for the
last six weeks. viii leave with Mrs.
Newman for the jamestown Exposition
tie latter part Of next week.
among the army and navy people
who spent some time last week al the
Hotel Breslin. New YORK city. were
Mrs. w c. Rogers and family, L. S. A;
P. S. Woods, L. S. A; c. NJ Knepper.
L. S. N; c. B. Parker and wife. U. s
A.: Julian L. Schley, L. S. A. s.
BnrShardt, jr., L. S. A; Col. f. Il.
Robertson and wife, L. S. A. and A II.
Miles and wife, T. 5. y.
The members OF the Memorial Social
Club Of the Memorial Chapel. corner
Fifth and P streets northwest, and their
friends were entertained at an old
fsshioner Halloween social THURSDAY
evening IN the chapel
The hall was decorated with tacll-o-
lanterns. ears Of corn and other grain.
autumn leaves and large number OF
japanese lanterns. The company Joined
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and Stanley Kann gave musical selec-
tions Later in the evening refresh
ments were served. The dining-room
was decorated with lighted pumpkins
and red and white bunting to carry on.
the clubs colors.
A Halloween party was given by the
Misses Withalls, at 1900 Third street
northwest. The first floor was tastefully
decorated with autumn leaves. pump
kins. and fruits. The Illumination came
from the subdued light OF the jack-o'-
lanterns. Refreshments were served,
the young ladies attired in ghostly robes
being the mattresses. Among the guests
were Mr.. an0 Mrs. Storm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreland. Mr.. snd Mrs MosteIlo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wlthan. Jdr. and Mrs Hoefken. Mr.
and Mrs. Watson, Drs. Hart, Holmes,
and Pippin. and Misses Slater. Hunt.
Viola Neal. Wilson, Charlotte Farrell.
Garrison, Agnes Farrell, Manning. Mrs
Campbell, and Messrs. Claywood. Wat
son, Nanny, Mcleod, Misses Katherine
wilson. Eugenia Withau, Marion With
all, and Margaret MoreIand.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Latham have
taken house at 2O26 p street north
west and have with them Mrs. La
thdm's aunt and sister. Mrs. Custer and
Miss Mathews.
Col and Mrs. Charles 8 BromwclI.
who have been spending several months
IN Europe, are expected to return some
time this week. Mrs. Scott, mother Of
MIS- Bromweli, has brought their chill
dren from her summer home in MlchI-
gan to meet them on their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, the latter
formerly Miss Elizabeth Warder, who
nave been spending the summer In
Newport at Kingscote, the villa Of
Mrs. David King. left wednesday for
their home in New York. accompanied
BY Miss Alice Warder, who spent most
OF the summer with them and who was
one OF the most popular OF the young
women OF the social circle there Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis arrived IN Washington
Friday and are guests At the Grafton.
Mrs. Burrows. wife Of Senator Bur
rows. is expected 10 return 10 Washing
ton the early part OF this week from
Chicago.
Miss Andrews and Miss Barney, cou-
sins OF Mrs. Burrows, are now occupy
ing the Burrows house OF Massachu-
setts avenue.
An enjoyable Halloween party for lit
tie folks was given by Mary Lerch, at
her parents home in Chestnut street.
The children assembled early in North
TalEoma and paraded in ghostly cos
tunes each carrying a lighted pumpkin
head OF other symbol typical OF the
occasion. Among the numerous games
was a contest for the best dressed doll
to consist only Of an apple, paper
napkins. and pins. The winner Of the
first prize was Gilbert Platt, the BOBBY
going TO Richard Rush. Those present
were Miss Lyle Rush. Miss May Rush,
Miss Mary Brabil. Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor, and Miss Mary Lerch and Gilbert
Platt, Richard Rush, Robert Oldys,
Murray Taylor. and Robert Derch. The
dining room was decorated with au-
tumn leaves and lighted with pumpkins
and other Halloween novelties.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. Of Chicago
who will spend the winter in Wash
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Mrs. John Z. Reyburn. wife OF Mayor
Reyburn. Of Philadelphia, who has
spent the summer abroad with her
daughter. Eleanor Crozier ReybUrn,
sailed from Paris Friday on her way 70
tF s country, and is supposed TO come to
Washington Immediately upon her ar
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I'd SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK

ington to be near her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Lowden. wife Of Representative
Lcwden, who has taken Mrs. Logan's
house. Calumet place. has leased apart
nents at ehe Arlington for the season.
Mrs. G. A Thornton, OF Massachusetts,
avenue northwest. is visiting relatives
In Caroline county. Va.
Mrs. John Hay, widow Of the Secre-
tary OF State, returned TO her home on
Sixteenth street last evening. from her
summer home at Lake Sunapee-
Mrs. Richard Butler entertained a
company at luncheon yesterday. cempli-
nlentary TO Senator and Mrs. Charles
r. Manderson Of Omaha.
Mrs. James W. Pinchot is expected to
return to Washington early in the week
Mrs. Pinchot has besn spending the
summer travelling ir Europe with her
daughter. Lady Alan Johnstone. wife OF
the British minister to Denmark.
Miss Ellen King. who has taken an
apartment in the Connecticut for the
winter, arrived IN Washington yester-
day.
Mrs. Converse and The Misses Con-
verse, wife and daughters of Rear Ad-
miraI Converse, arrived in Washington
last evening from Vermont, where they
spent the summer
Mrs Norman williams has returned
to washington and taken possession Of
her apartment jn the Connecticut for
the season.
Mrs. Qualtrough. wife CT Captain
Qualtrough. was hostess at a small IN
formal dinner. followed by bridge. FRI
day evening
Mrs L D. NJ. Sweat. who has been
III for the past couple OF weeks, is now
cOnvalescing.
Mrs. Thomas returned to Washing
ton yesterday frcm visit to Natchtz,
Miss.
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Hague. who ar
rived In New York this week reached
! in Washington yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Cary laughorne, whose
marriage took place here last summer
are occupying tic home Of Mrs. Lang
hornes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
T. Gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaff, who have
been travelling abroad all summer. will
rot return 70 Washington until some
time in February.
Miss Frances s. johnson has returned
20 Washington. after an extended trip
West Miss Johnston went first to Can
ton. Ohio. for the Unveiling Of the Nc
Kinley Memorial and TO attend the x
ercises connected with IT. The sculptor
used as a model Miss JohnstOn's photo
graph Of the martyred President, and
tho Memorial Association has purchased
this photograph for the archives or the
association. Miss Johnston made a
round OF visits in Cleveland, Buffalo.
aud Rochester before returning 10
Washington.
Mrs. Clark. OF Mobile. is spending the
winter at the Grafton. Mrs. Clark Is
the widow OF r H Clark, for many
years a member OF the Alabama State
senate.
Cant Rosld Amundsen and his broth
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Capt. Road Amundsen and his broth
er, Leon Amundsen were the guests OF
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Mrs. Clark. Of Mobile. is spending the
winter at the Grafton. Mrs. Clark Is
the widow OF r H Clark, for many
years a member Of the Alabama State
senate.
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The Minister from Belgium and
Baroness Moncheur. who have been
abroad since June, sailed yesterday for
New York on the same boat Of the
Red Star line on which theS left this
country. They are expected a. the en-
haSsy November u. Baroness Mon
cheur. it IS confidently hoped, will again
tuke her accustomed place in society
this winter after a yea OF mourning
for her stepdaughter. who died last
fall
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Gustav Monroe, jr., the Aew seere-
tary OF the Bolivian legation, mas taken
apartments at the Grafton for the win
ter.
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Miss zoe Beail has returned from ex-
tended visits t. friends and relatives
in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Thomas Chester, Thomas Cannon. Fred
erick Jenries, Harry Als0p, ChaFhe
Thompson, Edward Noiland' 1hoiiias
Stalden, Edward Holland. La"Teilcs
Stauls, Of Philadelphia. and HAIRY An
dersOn.
The affair was given In honor or MISS
Hattie Fox, CT Chicago, cousin OF tAe
hostess.
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Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. Of Chicago.
who will spend the winter in Wash
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Mrs. Richard H. Townsend and Miss
Townsend VIII arrive from Europe the
last OF this month. and there is another
rurnor afoat about Miss Townsend's 8
engagement. This time. the names Of
titled foreigners are omitted ana that
Of one OF Washington's best known
beaux supplied.
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and Stanley Kann gave musical selec-
tions. Later in the evening refresh
ments were served. The dining-room
was decorated with lighted pumpkins
and red and white bunting to carry on.
the clubs colors.
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Sherman A. Cuneo. editor OF WyandOt
Union Republican, is the guest OF Cen
eral and Mrs. W. w. Dudley. z43I Col
umbia Road.
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Miss Andrews and Miss Barney, cou-
sins Of Mrs. Burrows, are now occupy
ing the Burrows house OF Massachu-
setts avenue.
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Mrs L. ". Ketcham, who has beer
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
d. Newman, OF Crawford. Neb.. for the
last six weeks. viii leave with Mrs
Newman for the jamestown Exposition
tie latter part OF next week.
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Or. and Mrs. Cary Langhorne. whose
marriage took place here last summer,
are occupying tic home Of Mrs. Lang
horne's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
7. Gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaf, who have
been travelling abroad all summer. will
rot return TO Washington until some
TINE in February.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
WHY WOMEN SUFFER

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Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
SWEEPING VICTORY
 FOR THE ALL-STARS
Independent Baseball Team Defeated By a Score of "A to 0-All Stars Open Bid for Trouble

The All Star baseball team got what il went after yesterday and. is now happy. IL was rather 9 hard pull for it but it is easier now. IL posed as "it" from the beginning and until yes terday made a most dismal failure b1t yesteI day with a strengthened team, it appeared on time and swept its op- ponents off the earth by a score of II to 0. There was nothing 10 it." said Curley last night. We have them go- ing now and are ready to take on any thing that offers. Any team that wants to be slaughtered can be accommodated on proper terms"
 It was a good lively game yesterday and was well attended but it was toe one-sided to be interesting even though it was quickly played. The Stars made runs in every inning while the best the other side could do was two men to third base. IL was largely a game between the batteries. Ernest Williams. who came from Mesa but who will play regularly with the Stars. only allowed three safe hits during the game In the fifth inning but three balls were pitched when the lndepend- ent's went out. Tn the sixth inning
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
BIG COPPER PROJECT
 IN NEARBY HILLS
Strong Company Organized To Exploit Valuable Mine Ten Miles North of Hot Springs Junction.

The Pennsylvania and Aiizona Con-
 solidated Copper company. is a new
 incorporation that has been organized
 to develop and exploit mines in Ari-
 zona. For months past. preceding formal organization the gentlemen in terested have been engaged in a quiet way inspecting and developing pines i through central and northern Arizona
 Their representative. James H. Bennett one of the leading mining men of the
 territory. has bought for the company
 and for two months has been engaged l in developing a large group of copper
 claims ten miles north of Hot Spring,
 Junction in the Red Picacho district
 which is tributary to Phoenix.
 | The property was already somewhat l developed and as individuals the men ! interested have put their own money
 into the prospect and have developed
 a mine and thousands of tons of high ! grade copper, gold and silver ore is l now exposed or on the dumps Teams
 are now engaged in hauling ore to the station at Hot Springs junction. for
 shipment to the Humboldt smelter The i ore being shipped runs all the way from twenty per cent up in copper
 some of il sampling as high as 64 per cent. This in addition to the gold and silver values. A force of men is busy | taking out this high grade ore for ship | ment. il being the purpose of the com ! pany to get money out of the ground
 as fast as possible. for the more com | ing from that source, the less will be required of stockholders. that is the ! less need will there be of dispOsing of treasury stock.
 ! IL Is proposed to equip the property at once with all the machinery requir- ! ed in operation. and with new machin- 1 cry at that. rather than old worn out material A steam hoist. 250 horsepow- CT boilers and Cameron pumps are now in transit. The mine Is now opened up to the depth of 300 feet and it Is proposed to continue sinking to the depth of 1000 feet. IL is estimated by the promoters that there is sufficient ore now exposed in the cuts and drifts and present openings tO keep a good sized smelter busy for q year How ever. it is not the object Of the com pany to develop a short lived mine but to operate with a view to per manency in the future Such ore as can readily be turned into money will be shipped and meanwhile exploitation will proceed on a large scale. To this end a large block of the company's stock has been taken by well known Arizona mining men who have visited the property recently and are familiar with it, men of mining experience who invest on their own judgment and in-
 spection and not on the word of others. This assures plenty of present work
 ing capital but the plans include a big
 reduction plant at no distant day and to that end some of the treasury stock will be offered the public in few days. X number of moneyed men of both Pennsylvania
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
CONVINCING TESTIMONY

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 About a year ago I first noticed kid ney complaint and since then at differ ent times the aching has been almost constant. It was just across the small of the back and the stiffness and sore ness at night caused a tired and de- pressed feeling the following day. saw DOan's Kidney Pills so highly rec commended that I got box. It aston ished me how quickly they helped. The remedy stopped the aching. removed the soreness and radically disposed Of other indications of weakened kidneys"