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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
POLICE COURT

A girl. giving her name as Lizzie
Clark, was the latest addition at the
police station, last evening to hold
down one of the boards for the night.
She was having a hilarious celebra-
taSn on East Tuscarawas street near
Cherry street. when Officers Jehnis
and Deedrick put on the lid, and took
her up in the patrol to the station
where charge or drunkenness and
lettering, was placed against her The
maiden wept bitter tears, claiming that
a great injustice was being done her,
and it was with great difficulty that
she was quieted.
But three cells had been engaged
for last night, in the mems department
ed. James. George Able and Preston
While, all charge with over indulgence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
s92 PER TON
The Probable Price for Steel Rails
In the Future.

New York, June 27.-Judge Gary
chairman of the United States Steel
corporation and numerous railroad
presidents staid in the judges Office
most Of the day discussing the ques.
tion OF the advance In the price OF
steel rails and the deslrability Of DIFF.
ferent kinds OF new types. The ses.
sion, which was conducted behind
closed doors, was bro sen only for q
short interval by luncheon, and appar.
emily n very earnest discussion was go
ing on. No information was gi,en out
Of the details Of the conference, but II
was said by a person in position 10
have valuable knowledge that a still
different type OF rail than that pro
posed by the Penna interest would
probably revert to the old figure OF n
few years ago, s32 ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
man WHO PUNCTURED
Lawson's Stock Market Theory Sues
for $4,000 Reward.

son got away from New York today, but
Van cline Holmes, the young broker,
who has puncturod his stock market
theory. had summons served on him
before he could catch the train. Mr..
Holmes, who wants tho 5000 reward Of
fered for the puncture and has sued for
II. got n chance at personal interview
with the Boston nnancier lust before
the train LEFT. you've got 10 show me, "
said Mr.. Lawson. You've got 10 hire
a broker and make a practical test be
fore TN give In I've been playing the
game all my life, and the people who
brought about the March panic work.
cd on the same theory"
Mr. Holmes reminded Mr. Lawson that
Appltgard. tho Philadelphia broker who
Jailed recently, failed from following
the Lawson tactics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
Convention Closed.
sncclnl 10 Morning News.

Mansfield June T.-CuyahoEa county
tO.ight won the prize banner offered by
the Ohio State Sunday School nssoCin-
tlOn In convention here for the highest
standing OF Rll counties IN the state In
general Sunday school work The forty
eighth annual convention, attended by
lUU uClcVa 'ts and visitors representing
every county of the state but seven,
closed tonight. and q deficit % 10000
was reduced by ouo-half and the pros
poets are that u viii be entirely cleared
by next year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
Bride Seriously Injured.
cInI Ia Morning News.

Special Ia Morning News,
Toledo. June a.-Mrs J. NJ Hunt who
but ten minutes before the accident was
Miss Beulah Cox, n prominent g.rl OF
Toledo, was seriously injured tonight
when the automobile In which the we'd
ding party were driving was struck by
an interuTban car The automobile was
driving from the home ot the minister
who had Just married Miss Cox and Mr..
Hunt, and was on its wsy 10 a down
town restaurant where the wedding din
nHer was 10 be gerVed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
Wants Law on Explosives.
o Morning News.

SNNCINI 70 M0IWINE NtW0.
Columbus June 27--Stato Fire Marsha
Creamer cNUeots to turn lobbyist Ions
enough next winter TO induce the legis-
lature 20 amend the laws governing dan
gerous explosives 80 az 10 have included
under this head all fre crackers con.
tanning even q trace Of dynamite and
today sent samples of cannon crackers
to Inspector r., s. Bryan for examina-
ton and asked him to find out n there
was any dynamite. In them. Probably
the sale Of dangerous bombs cannot be
stopped, before the coming Fourth Of
July, but Il Is 10 be attempted next
NCuF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

New York-The situation caused by
the strike af the drivers OF the street
cleaning department was more serious
! than ever yesterday and after CONFER
ence with a committee of the sweepers
i'm the department last night the exec
utive committee OF the strikers an
lnounced that II the demands TO be SUB
mitted TO Commissioner Craven are NOT
ers will strike. IL was estimated by the
street cleaning commissioner that wv
tons Of garbage and refuse remains 10
be disposed of on the streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens FOot-ease, a powder. II cures
painful smarting, nervous feet, and M
ltantly takes the sling out Of COrns and
bunions, Aliens FOot-Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy II Is certain
cure for sweating, callous. swollen tired
aching feet. Try II today Sold by all
druggists and Shoe Stores By mail for
ibc In stamps. Don't accept any substi-
tute. For Free trial package. also Free
Sample OF the FoOT-EASE Sanitary
Allen s Olmsted lie Roy, ~ Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
MasslIIon Man Welded.

Fpecial 10 hoIHihk N'Wh,
Chagrin Falls. June 1.-Miss Clara VIII
Der, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J II. VII
Der, was welded tonight to Clctus e.
Levers, business man OF Massillon, at
her home. Rev, Frank Brown. OF Clevc-
land, performed the ceremony In the
presence OF nifty guests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

New York-John d. Rockefeller will
stay in the Pocantico HBl Is for a week
SnsSr s%SSr wS m Rev hRyH HSss@ fHsias Of sG5 ,6d
Tarrytowu Baptist church, and the Rev.
Father Lennon, and hates to leave while
the golf course Is In good shape.
New York;. J. Jusserand, French
ambassador TO the United states before
sailing for Havre yesterday aboard the
French liner LaSUvoio, said things In
praise Of President Roosevelt, whose
guest he had been fCr several days at
Oyster Bay. NJ. Jusyerand referred TO
the president as "the greatest man Of
the western hemisphere.-hoad and
shoulders above every one else"
London-Mr Henry II. Rogers OF tho
standard OIL company and his wife
sailed for New York yesterday.
New York-wniam stevenson an OK
pert ship designer, who says he Is OF
Kin TO the late Robert Louis Stevenson
knd Ia q graduate Of the University Of
scarborough, was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Magistrate TtEhC In Brooklyn, on
the complalnt OF his wife Harriet Ste
yenson. on charge Of abandonment
London-The Madrid correspondent of
the standard says u IL rumorGd there
that King Carlos Of Portugal, u resOlv-
Ell HbdiCutC IN favor Of tho Duke, Of
Oporto his brother, II is probable that
martial law will be proclaimed.
Toledo.-It Is indeed unusual for
brothcr-in-law TO marry his sistor-in-law
but still more unusual is IL TO iind
brotheT.ln-law and sister-in-law married
when they were widower and widow OF
twin brothers and sisters. All Of which
unusual mixuD Of brothers, sisters
brothcrs-ln-law and sisters-in-iaw, hap
benod IN Toledo yesterday when Louis j.
EChultz Al, was married 10 Rosa
Schultz 90 Several years ago, LOUIS
J. schultz was married to the sister OF
his bride Of today Several years ago
the bride OF today was married TO the
brothers Of Louis J, Schultz, the groom or
today Louis and his brother were twins.
Rosa and her sister were twins so twin
sisters and twin brothers were married.
First the wife Of Louis died ana loit
him n widower. Then little later the
husband OF Rosa died, leaving her
widow.
WeFtchester, Pa.--Trwin r. Lewis. the
young Landenburg farmer, charged with
murdcring little Mary Robbins Newlin,
tried to commit suicide In tbs county
fail.
oyster Bay. ~ Y-President Roose-
welt entertained a large and distinguish
ed party Of guests at luncheon yesterday.
They were Sir Cheutung Liam ChorR,
the Chinese minister: c. Hague. the Nor
wegiRn minister. Postmaster Meyer
Commodore Dahl Of the Norwegian
navy in command of the HaaT Fagre, now
lying at New York Captain Richard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

New York-Following q cab ride that
ended when the only man occupant was
dumped into the street three white wom-
/ en- and "a Japanese were arrested charg-
cd with intoxication. In the police sta
tion wallet was found sticking half way
out Of the Japs pocket containing S9O4SO
He said he had $4,000 In his pocket when
he started for the drive.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
CITY BRIEFS.

Misses Gertrude Ranseen and Anna
Reinecke, Of Akron, who have been
visiting in this city, returned home
last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and beautifies the
teeth and purifies the breath.
Used by people of refinement
or over a quarter of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED eY
@&Z~,a-24Sc s.

wainwright Of the general board OF the
navy; Col w. W. Witherspoon Of the
war college: Ernest lngersoll, the au-
thor, and John j. Boyle, the sculptor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

New York-Dr. Aked, pastor OF the
Filth avenue Baptist church. is lying ~
al his home, No 2, West Eighty-htth
street. suffering from gall stones.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
STATE AND VICINITY

School books cost less than 1900 year
| In Niles.
Mayor Thomas. of Niles. issues clean
| Ing up orders.
John Gebhart, insane, locked In room "a
weeks without bath or change OF cloth
ing at Dayton.
Retail clerks half holiday lnaugurated
at Springfield.
Married-Mabel Hoch. Of Massillon, and
James Dickinson, Of Toronto. Thursday.
Bun" Ehman, pitcher and former res
ident OF canton, sold TO steubenyille
by Akron. -
Talimadge's residents are celebrating
Robert Davidson. OF West Richheld,
went fishing, fell IN and drowned.
Fatal INJURIES received In fall by q.
W. Campbell. OF East Liverpool. painter.
Blanche Steele and DIR. A. A. Brooks,
OF wooster, married.
Twenty inch water main bursted Thurs
day at Alliance
Mrs. Henry shaffsr eied suddenly At
Fierce saloon hght Thursday at sa-
lem. John Sutton and Charles Martin,
colorsd combataDts.
Plank broke throwing Jeff Crouch and
John Ryan - feet 20 ground ~ Salem
yesterday. Injuries serious
Factory expansion and extension
catching AZ coshocton.
,Hd s. Book coshocton boy, assumes
charge OF editorial chair In Coshocton
Daily Times ofiice Thursday.
Mrs. Belle King died OF appendicitis At
ccshocton.
Mems eiuD organised 10 chsistiau
church At coshccton.
>- ~
Traction property increases TAI 1upli-
cate See,o>o y cassh coupsys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

washington-A ton Of paper fell on
Thomas j Enright, assistant superin-
tcndent OF the stationery room AT the
capitol, but he was only slightly pruis-
cd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

New York-Detective from Scotland
Yard arc In New York seeking the As
cot gold cup which was stolen from the
clubhouse at Ascot. whore II was on
exhibition on the day before the big
race was run The English authorities
believing the trophy was brought TO this
country, have sent four Scotland Yard
men here to look for u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

London-Mr. Henry II. Rogers OF tho
standard OH company and his wife
sailed for New York yesterday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

New York-John D. Rockefeller will
stay In the Pocantico HIS for week
longer, lie Is having exciting golf
games with Rev h. w. Hustled Of the
Tarrytowu Baptist church, and the Rev.
Father Lennon, and hates to leave while
the golf course is In good shape
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

Weftchcstor, Pa.-Trwin II, Lewis the
young Land.nburg farmer, charged with
numbering little Mary Robbins Newlln
tried TO commit suicide In tbs county
fail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-28

London--The Madrid correspondent OF
the Standard says Il IL rumored there
that King Carlos Of Portugal, IL resOlv-
Ell ubdiCHtC IN favor Of tho Duke Of
oporto his brother, II is probable that
martial law will be proclaimed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04
RUGBY A BOOMING
CITY, SAYS A. ].
SCOTT
People Vote to Bond For
Water Works Schools of
That City Are Fine.

Superintendent A. j. Scott of the
Ruby public schools, is we'll known
visitor in Grand Forks today. The
Rugby educator is hustler and is
most enthusiastic booster of the
thriving Pierce county metropolis.
In conversation with an Evening
Scott pointed out few of the instan-
ces of a greater Rugby which are
springing up with the signs of sum-
mer. A new Great Northern depot,
said to be one of the finest along the
line has been in progress of building
for some time, and will be opened to
the public some time next week.
Along with the depot the railway
company will soon begin the pre-
liminary work of installing fine park
with beautiful grounds, fountains and
shrubbery and by the time the towns
people get through. Rugby will be
heading the list Of bustling cities of
North Dakota.
Fine School System.
The school question, however, was
one of the visitors most striking
metropolitan references. Rugby he
says, has as fine system of public
schools as any town of corresponding
population in the northwest. Sixteen
teachers are employed. There is an
excellent high school with four
teachers, by next fall beautiful $751;
900 building will superbly form it's
, foundations
Not content with the above improve
ments, the public spirited citizens on
Monday Of this week decided, by a vote
of us to 45, to install complete sys-
TEN of waterworks to cost in the
neighborhood Of $11 900, thus insuring
a good supply of water and in addi-
ton, ample fire protection.
Superintendent Scott was recently
elected manager of the Rugby base
ball team, and he stated this morn
ing that on Monday they would begin
the raising of a $1,000 fund to put the
team on gold financialeb basis. Rugby
always has been represented by fast
Independent aggregation, and 1t is the
idea this year to uphold and even sur
pass all previous marks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04

advernsni there

says; You can use my name, for CAS-
IA haxe mas hsa done h. me aS1yorld Of good.
itching that was very annoying. 1 have
trouble e ali gone cAs-KA is one one
{ e ey 5ee t oelt medicines for the bowels
Frank 2 Andrist, 500. Sixth street.
f f6nf 9Asl II " has M Ss3lea Works.
INDIGESTION and kidney trouble.
ST., I have taken one bottle Of this
for saa and hf Ridn ePea aro %s both
When cAsaR ie shows ISssissi this action on
apeSt M y being eeas oy Rs
No M11iiam RS cooks G9 }9duss Great
bo %aua n Ct be TINES rSe pas, anti
M GAs F. staged Pegs St INT Ma s1o s
cAs.kA MY sister e Mrs e' Z. e: e dre eeae
a aaF Il has Been heaea er for
e to send some to my brothers and
n hav 9: .s GSarde1. s4s spendley street:
tternally that helped me like this CAS-
"A. q 4
3: Sampson. Jr.. son Of former owner
Of Sampson Addition to City Of Crooks
ton: have never taken anything that
helped me for dyspepsia like CAS-KA
has.
J; D. Baker: 1s1 s. Main St, and F.
helped them both for rheumatism. ''
Ex-Mayor Capt. e. c. Davis: Yes I
can certainly recommend CAS-KA as
have a. daughter that I have spent
hundreds Of dollars on for medicine.
She had the catarrh so bad that it i'm
take this medicine cAs-KA but never
for AZ moment expected to help her
deafness. Anyhow, she had only taken
CAS-KA has also helped both mo and
my vile for kidney trouble.
William Munich, Game Warden: I
was bothered with rheumatism and one
Dot Of CAsskA helped me. II have
kidney. trouble, I gave each Of them
2 bottle OF CAS-KA to try, and It
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04

weeks and nd it has helped me both for
w rheumatism ta len "a, and kidney trouble;
as give Il es s good me tSial bottles intend
:, Andrew Wasstrom, County commis-
s sion z ! can certainly recommend
have the, past three weeks. CAS-KA
Ras ais9 }ra hehtPed me for stomach and
bottles. Ti-t =" :.
Alderman B. H. Clark: I have been
.Sis cas-KA IS the 'o only 1eq thine e saa
go9 that gave my any relief.
Alderman. Johnson says: Ny wife
her. friends.
Ma Mayer Or, John .,a L ,. Townley: I have
years and two bottles Of cXs-KA has
Bottle q the o mas ene
and it has helped her more than any
thing she has ever took. want three
Benjamas A. Cole with, North Star
RH is sa any tSf ever b sno CAS-
y: 3: ciaypooi, ! tthe Whitford st. and
s 5aa1as A taking gssy When
bothered SO with backache could
hhayay mov fh,, wsasnt great pain
helped my wife for stomach trouble.
It's one. OF >the finest things I ever
X. o. Sletto, -(Prop. Sletto Block) SIG
Vernon Ave.; have taken one bottle
Of this CAS-KA for rheumatism and it
has helped me. want three more
A. III. Battleson, $50 Spring Street
Everybody in Fergus Falls knows
this MANY. have been bothered with
my stomach and kidneys for 20 years
and this CAS-KA has helped me for
both troubles.
County Clerk Jason Kidder. says:
CAs-KA has helped my mother for
CRO0KsTON PEOPLE.
=. G. Scribner,. 343 Spendly St.; My
ne n she heard ~ fer aeers ef tSe
stomach. but this CAs-KA is the only
thing she ever took that did her any
good. want three more bottles.
s. crookshank. 2o6 Lincoln Ave-,
.xupvrr RI oOvsE Or Turor prnur
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04
the subject of pure drugs. Other ad-

the subject of pure drugs. Other ad-
dresses and papers presented during
the afternoon were as follows: "Prin-
ciples Underlying the Treatment of
tuberculosis" Francis NJ. Pottenger.
Los Angeles; 1.-THE Value of Physical
Training in the Treatment Of Neurotic
Patients" B. E. Mckenzie. Toronto;
Legal Control Necessary in. the
Treatment of the Drug Habits" Fred
erick H. Gerrish, Portland, Me-:
Criticisms of the United States
Pharmacopoeia," Reynold Webb Will
cox, New York.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04
BELIEVED THAT AN
ANETA MAN WAS
VICTIM
Of Terrible Oriental Wreck at
Bartlett-Has Not Been
Seen Since.

Was Martin Stigen, of Aneta, VIC
tim of the Oriental Limited wreck at
Bartlett?
The young man boarded the train on
that night, and since than has not
been heard from. He was enroute to
Minot, where he had intended spend
ing the summer on the farm of his
uncle, Knute Render. Since then, he
has not been heard from, and it is
firmly believed by his parents and
relatives that he was one of the VIC
Tins in the terrible smash up, in which
almost every car of the beautiful
train was burned.
1t has been learned positively that
Stigen boarded the train on the night
of the wreck, and that is the last trace
of him.
The missing man was 10 years of
age, and lived with his father and
mother. The latter is almost pros
trated with grief at the disappearance.
and supposed death of her son.
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ST. CLOUD PEOPLE.

OFFICER ]. Gay, State Reformatory: I
have been bothered with rheumatism
is the best medicine ever took for
that trouble. -.
Rev: Walderman 24s Eighth Ave-; I
done me more good sa than any medic dss
W v u ioG PusIsy .9 81 FissS Ave 81
as j have three children that have Az;
thing 1 heard Of Without s ' relief: W.
ana t has helped p al eSree Of g! The chii
dren It has also helped my wife, for
Wesley carter, Garter block; says:
helped both me and my wife for
It is one Of the best medicines I ever
. Jacob Lex, Policeman: / have been
bothered with rheumatism in my legs.
CAS-KA has certainly helped me.
cred with weak kidneys Tor years ears
G foos +. helped me, the first week
G.. q. Boynton. yice.president Man
kato Savings and Building association.
says. Yes, ! can recommend CAS-KA
decidedly better and I have only taken
II. McMurtie contractor and builder.
helped my kidneys and for constipation
it's one Of the finest medicines ever
f0 g. A.. richardson. 'Northwestern rail-
Of catarrh medicine but never took,
anything internally that has helped
William Davis. photographer, 100
Cherry: / have been bothered with
headache for years and will say that
cAs-KA hns been een great DEP 70 me
down in Arkansas few. years ago, I
had two catarrhl scores in the top of
my mouth you could put your finger
in. have never taken anything that
I have taken this medicine about four
weeks. One of those sores has healed
up and the other is healing nicely.
I want three more bottles.
Rev. Louis johnson of the Swedish
Lutheran church of Fergus Falls, says:
I have taken this CAS-KA for three
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04
IDACOTAH acre TO.
HONOR |, IT'S
DEAD
4
Fraternal Order Of Eagles viii
Hold Annual Memorial Ser
vice Sunday.
THE DEATH ROLL
CONTAINS NINE NAMES
Services. Will Be in x. Of P.
Hall and Pres. II. P. Knud.
son Will Preside.

= IN MEMORIAM. *
. W. j. Murtangh, Sept. %. 1908. g
= George kennard. Dec. 2. 1908. *
= Herman Wolff, Aug. /. 1904.
y Martin Walsh, Nov. 10, 1904. =
y WIN. Alderman, May is, 1905.
: Frank Lehman, Feb. 4, 1905. q
Charles Burk. Dec. 81. 1906.
Henry E. Brown. Jan. Is, 1907.
= E. N. Newfield,i Jan. %, 1907.
50 Sc 81 Il Il =
Dacotah Aerie of Eagles No. $50
will assemble on Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the X. p. lodge rooms for
the purpose of paying a tribute of
love and remembrance to those of the
brotherhood whose names are marked
by the asterisk of death. This is the
annual memorial gathering and the
names of the departed brothers are
given above.
"As we pass in thought by the
biers of those of our order who
have gone eternally- to sleep, let
our step be as slow as sacred
music, not because our hearts are
bowed with sorrow, for they
would have no moaning at the.
bar now that they have gone to
sea, but because we are in con-
temptation of that which is SO
passing wonderful, the sleep of
enduring death which is the new
waking into life eternal"
i The extract from the beautiful and
impressive ritual of the order shows
the touching feeling of man for fell
low man, the significance of the true
brotherly love. Worthy President H.
p. Knudson will conduct the exer-
ciSas
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04
PERSONALS

h ]. F. Schneider, of Langdon, is here
on business.
w. A. Johnson is in from Gilby on
business matters.
Mrs. E. G. Engalls, of Buxton, is
spending the day with friends in the
city.
John Hemstead, from Emerald, is
among the days arrivals.
Eli Erickson and John johnson, two
prominent citizens of Buxton, are
looking after business matters in the
city today.
w. R. Whally, of Sarles, is among
the prominent people who are visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, B. Hilliard and
Miss Hilliard, Of Buxton, are visiting
in the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04

Sick headache, female. weakness, or
getting up nights, caused by weak
kidneys, relieved in or days. You
can use part Of the entire bottle
as a test. Now you don't have to
spend even IS cents to find this true,
as you come twice a day and try it
free until June LIST. After June LIST,
CAS-KA costs 81 per bottle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-04

If you are situated so you can't
come twice day to try CAS-KA free,
you can get one of the 81 bottles for
IS cents, or three for 81, and-.if in
ten days you don't notice any benefits
for catarrh or rheumatism. take the
bottle back and get your money. And
If in from 5 to days we don't re-
lieve any stomach, kidney or liver
trouble, we refund your money.