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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-22
Another Move for Peace
Made by Governor Clean

New York. Aug. 2O.-Another move
toward peace between North Carolina
and the Southern railway has been
made. Governor Glenn. of North Caro-
lima, just previous to his departure for
home last night, had conference with
A p. Thorn, general counsel of the
Southern, in the course of which he
made some suggestions which he be-
lieved may lead to peace. In speaking
of the conference, Governor Glenn said !:
My interview with Mr.. Thorn was in
the interest of good will and harmony.
and to save the costs now accumula-
ting. in the hearing of the suit in this
city. made two suggestions to Mr..
Thom, the first of which was that we
stop the taking of testimony until the
two suits, one from the United States
circuit court and the other from state
court, are appealed, so that the supreme
court of the United States can pass on
the jurisdiction of the two courts, and
that after this was done each partv
could decide what course to take. NV
second suggestion was that the railroads
stop their suits and try and live under
two and quarter cent rate, and if af-
ter giving the law a trial they find
they cannot continue under it and
live, then they should appeal to the JUS
tice and fair mindedness of the people
in the state of North Carolina to right
the wrong, and it would be DONE"
MIR. Thom told Governor Glenn that
he would bring his suggestions to the
attention of the Southern railway Off
cials and would let him know as soon as
possible. The conference between the
North Carolina executive and Mr.. Thorn
was most harmonious.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-22
Dickinson County Republicans.
Clintwood. Va AuO. 10 1eO

Clintwood, Va, Aug. 10, 1907.
The Republicans of Dickenson county
met last Saturday at the court house,
here, pursuant to call, and elected the
following persons as delegates and al
ternates to the convention to be held at
Coeburn, Va, to nominate a candidate
for the House of Delegates; and also
the following persons as delegates and
alternates to the convention to be held
at Honaker, Va, to nominate can
didate for Senator from the Third SEN
atorial District.
Delegates to Coeburn Convention
/. A. Yates, w. F. Mullins, S. E.
Wright, w. F. Sutherland, James Ep-
ling, Nathaniel Rose, ]. G. Swindall,
Jas. M. Lambert, A W. Martin, L. B.
BARLEY, M. T. Smith, Albert Breeding
and W. S. Rose.
Alternates:-J. C. Sutherland, W.
A. Jacobs, Robert Hays, Alex Mullins,
John Gilbert, C. F. French, iona Null
Inns, G. B. Davis, James Owens, Frank
Sutherland, Allen Willis, J. L. Walleu
and w. B. Powers.
Delegates to the Senatorial Conven-
tion:-D. F. Kenady, A. w. Powers,
Morgan Owens, Frank Sutherland, Jas.
Epling, A. w. Martin, L. b. BARLEY,
G. F. Kiser, John Bise, jeff Long, c.
G. Childress and S. H. Sutherland.
Alternates:-G. M. Jones, Rufus Mul-
Inns, L. A. Priode, Alex. Mullins, John
Gilbert, George Large, L. M. Hillman,
r. w. Owens, 1. N. Edwards, John
Duty, Allen Willis, s. P. Mullins and
A. w. Powers.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the delegation from
this county to the Senatorial convention
be held at Honaker, Va, be, and they
are hereby, instructed and directed to
vote for Roland e. Chase for Senator
from this district, as long as his name
is before the convention"
There was a resolution, directing the
Secretary to furnish the various Repub-
hcan newspapers in the counties to be
represented by said convention and also
to the Bristol News, a copy of these
proceedings; and also to any other paper
that is willing to publish them.
S. II. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

Splendid blue grass farm, Culpepel
county; $40 acres. Good improvements,
Is acre orch1rd, delightful home. $50. OK
per acre.
1854 acres on McAdam road, east Of
Marion; close to church and school.
Price 100000.
180 acres near Atkins; room house,
springs, etc. Price $4, ,250.00.
Good dwelling, large storehouse and {
acres at station. Price 81, 10000.
Write for particulars.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON, Agent,
aug8t4 Marion, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-22
jamestown EXPOSITION

Low rates every day, and special low
rates every Tuesday and Friday via.
Norfolk q Western Railway. Call on
your nearest agent, or write
W. B. BEVILL.
Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
Roanoke. Va
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-22

All kinds of chop at the Tazewel
Mill-mads of pure grain only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
Both to Rest nthe Pantheon.

PARIS, March 23.-The cabinet at meet
ing yesterday agreed to submit to the
chamber bill authorizing the burial of the
body of the late Pierre Berthelot, the
chemist, and that of his wife in the
Pantheon. In accordance with Berthelot's
express wish the dead couple will not be
separated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
sELF-MEAsURING BOTTLE.
Unique Method of Dispensing Dose of
Medicine or Other Liquid

A novelty, which at first glance appears
freakish, but which nevertheless could be
used to good advantage, is the self
measuring bottle shown here, the invention
of Rhode Island man. Its usefulness will
be apparent at once. This dispensing
bottle has an inner partition, which is
made integral with the bottle and extends
part way across the interior. In the par
tition is a recess for holding an ordinary
dose of medicine. Naturally, by inverting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
Measures the Dose.

the bottle. the contents will flow to tie
top through the opening between the par
tition and the side of the bottle. When
the bottle is again righted to its proper
position the recessed partition will retain
the amount of the required dose, the bal
ance dropping to the bottom of the bottle
Upon removing the cork and fitting the
bottle only the liquid in the partition will
flow out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
For Sale: This Beautiful
Corner Residence.

northwest southern in
Heights
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

4dfc HRS NuStanb beforgt g. 9iotue, Cir,
4f3. Sf.Saltimorc' ctr, unhe 6mftsmGsnfe. sipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
6rnuoiifs . ltc6crtraaunacu.

GborleS u. ySiltir inib Srnu al
SGonloS 9lonnlS, Gillette scr Eopion
Strobc. iobc Nortb gpenuc, lt.2 bel
9t.6, Wrlrno5inS $50; So.
Sbontna NoomS an Carrie u. @tl.
fie, Gillette Der EonlonsS trnBc. nab(
Nortb. Npcnllc, 40 bel 91.G, 8runo.
5ins $50; s..
Splucltcr Moriolct al !. 9oropp
Oiticitc Der Mooeiro-S trnBe, no1C
NibIuuosg ucnuc, 13 bel 1915, 8rllno.
Sins $26; So.
vN0p WidoclS i. 3. & g. g." an
Gonio &. Sbolmn, Gillette ser Eot.
tcrIon'Eort. Nucnltc, nobc Seiierion
StroBe, 13 bel SO, @rnno5ins 500,
s..
&iioor 6or ulO Groli an Soiept
@oic5ot mo 6rar, Gillette ocr
@olIe,, nobe Erott, Strobc, 1G bel
SO, @rlmb5ins $50; $500.
@iQiom 2utbcr mo Srolt al Guo
q. @cib, Gillette ser TrcIton.S trnBe,
nobc WiIton. Mpcnlc, fl bel 90, 500.
Worp Z. Gorrop all Moraaret R,
WeDo, Norbicitc scr 9io0le.S Str. ,nabe
0rccnmolnt Iuc., 10 bel 70, @runo-
gins $40; So.
Sbeooorc 9oofc an ,So6n 6. 9mper
ltno Irou, @citieite scr Sodlon.,
na6e GanboasS trobe, 13 bel 50,
@rlInb5ins 500; $500.
anliie Darius oil Samue[ Sorlpib,
NorooItieite Der Grub Sill. 4penue,
nobe @bitelod- StroBc, 10 BEL los,
@rlnno5ins $72; S..
Charles E. Street, Teitomcnts.
oolItrcder, al Charles z. Street,
gforoicite Der Eleoiont., nobe Ct.
Eolil'S trabe, 90 bel II, 8rrno5ins
$15.54; ST.
Worp &. @ia an Serm. :. Reinle,
SiiooItlelte Der Sborp., nabe GroB.
StraBe, l6 bel l55, 8rilno5ins $50.
46; So.
Charles Norbcrg ait Woies Moi.
rorpib, Noroieitc ser Canton. apenite,
nobe Garoline.S troBe, 10 Bel 60,
@runo5ins $50; S..
@illam Z. @alter lrnb 5roil an
@ottlleb s. Sermonnsoorier, Siiooit.
leite Der Gbriitiat., nobc Iapion.s q If.
~ bel 10, @runo5in3 $3.50; $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Nbfabrtstagc Scr HaHagiers9 ampirr
uUu Wc,u.Worf,

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llad) S~ontbampton.
stn 16. 9top. Iauupier ,&oniaiu
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Nm rs. Npp. Tatnpier .2liIttonia"
llah Siperpool.
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llod) Soltbdnpton.
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ltod) Nntluerpen.
an 20. 9tou. Ganpier ,Iaounmo"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

Tr. d) + eirathet. Gr.
:. Sranf Groitd) uno 6rolt Caroline
Rennert. Gieter, Sodter oes pcritor6e.
llell Hobert Hcnnert uno @ittme bcS
Observation-Disclosures Soilio U. Die
Ter, muroeil geItern III Der aotGebrale
burd) Gater &iIliam Il. 6letd)er &c.
trol1t. Safer tSelir BON belt Eniiioni
item amtirte Die Sod5eitsmeiIc. Gem
Sriibiilf no6 Der Srauung wobnte
ambinal @ibbons bei. 9taf einer
Sof5eitsteiie peroen Die Neuper-
mdblten I'M @aibinaton.a departments
SolIie mo6nen.
Gin Spielautom q t. - SSr
Ser Reltnuration bon Sobn 8. aolb.
fls, Nr. 8, Hortb.S Ctr, fonoen Bolt.
5iiter in Gipil einen Spielaufonotcn.
Serr aal6fus miro beilte BOT Hid)ter
Grammar Gin 8erbor 81 beIteben Do,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Som III Gcutc5um Ierh

" III III l " u | D " III * | ~ u |
Ger Wonr. Scr otl IienltQa
abello in Die @obnlng oes Gonntn.
GonumiilGr5 Senrp g. Watn oil Der
Ebilnbelpbio.8oao idob, ipuroe ais
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etipd cine Meill
bon Srll. Wann entfernt ipobnt, ioen,
tifijirt. Gcricl6e lpirb beilte 8orn1it-
tag ocn Toli5ciridter 5bornpIon in
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lit Gabnel nid)t 5urcdlnun9si1big. Gr
iod Dor einiger 3eit obre iebe Ser.
anloiiun9 nui Srn., Ganiel Moifonr
gcid)oiien bo6elL nls oerieIbe al ibnr
po%rbci9ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
GrfOlgreidp pcrlanfcu.

G0a brcIto9ige Aulternloupcr Der per.
bcuti6eu ep. Stride 81 Canton DON
GrioIg gefront. - @ar ieocn
IbCno m9gc5cidnct bciltd)t.
oWtoSort Mannerdor" lang 1e-
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lt)loB 0eltcrn bas oreit0gige Nllltcrn'
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StraBc a~b9ebolten milroc. 1ie &C.
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id)en STRIDE an goltern.Ipemle un0
geitcrn 9lbeno Der oWo5ort.W dnner.
dor. 2ebtgenonltter Gerein erfrelltc
Die Grld)icnencn ourd) Den Sortrag
mebrcrcr Gb0re, oarllnter oStlloens
ten.gtabt0einng", .Ntun leb' iuobl, bu
fleinc Safe" mo v3icG binUt5
bei'm Wor9n0rol'n", l%uoiilr bcn
SGngcrn reitIiNcr @ciioIl SIT SbciI
lpur0c. Mn oIlcu orei Nbcrioen mltr.
ben an ocu lauaeu Spciietoicln tiid)'
tig nit WtciIcr mo @obcl %0curbcitct,
u,o licB Der glppctit Ger @Gite nid)t@
81 luiinld)cn iibrig. Ibcr cbclllo rcQc
mic sort, 9in1 c~ ulld, am @lildarao
uno Den &crfoui3itGnbcn 81 Humcnt-
lidl, ais ca 1~citcrn Nbeno Dem Sdhlb
5uqing Nlid) ooS @on5c cIncm &ubra
morttc.
SoS Nrrnngcmcnt$.Gomi bcitlnO
aus bcn Ncrrcn Geo. ". 2cinltad).
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&eiilhnciocr, Greo. 9clldlcr, Scon'
boro Scbncr, Sreb. Single, u. y.
Scr1ct, Mobt. 5. Ncd)om Nng. &eiB,
E6. Wiiucr mlo Srco. Nicoermeier.
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thGtig; Gliiobctb Single, Glilobctb
@ilc, G~liiobctb @inmclmanL Soru
@irfenielo, glnno Miltd, 0oro Nicr
%oernucier, Barbara Sort, &Gtbe0 clld,-
Ter, Cora Seiincr, @iIbelmine Sob.
Ter, Gliiobetb Eobit, Mogoolcnc Fici,
fcr mo Wtino @ic9onb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

@cNrGbnib OeS Generals
II i. -- Ger an Gienlto9 pcritorbc-
nc @cncrol &iuion &. u. MOB iuur.
DC 0citcrn pom Srnllcrbollie, Nr.2339,
orbGolpcrtltroBc, aus ouf Dem
Eorf. Nricbboic" b~cgrobcn.
Gic attipcn @ohrtud)trG0cr marcll
Mit0lieoer Der Nctcronell Der llnionS.
Irn1cc ilnb Die G6rcnbnbrtlld)tr0gcr
@cncrol Iclir IGnllS, SbcrIt George
u. i. @crnorL Sberit Sobn u. Sup-
for, &N. Charles u. Moc9tenl, g9il,
llnm i. S6ortp uno Fhilipp zee
&olosbprpllqb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
ShiffSnadlrifltcu.

Nem Oort, ii. Nopember.
Der 9ompfer .Wain" lit beilte BON
Bremen bier u%ngefommen.
Supre, IS. Nopember. Ser
Compiler ga Eropence" troi BON
Nelu.Dorf bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
an Gbicnno fnn, Enhr & ~,

5n Chicago fam Sobn s. Sues,
Der an 5rriinn Ieioen ioll, nah oen,
@elhdItsbureoli Der llniperiitGt bon
Chicago nftb perlangtc Don Dem Sal.
ltrer inter 1roblmgcn, Dab oieier
$4,000 perabfol9e. CIR pl,roe felt.
genontmen mo einem Soipitol fir
Srrllnnige iiberantpprtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Is interfobrpIan Scr Is be.
apeate D diff.
abrtS 3 O. e5elIihaft".

aDrfS " eell ~ +.
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peufe-G anpfidiiifabrts 8eicQihait"
tiinoigt in 9e5ug aui ben @inter.
0abrplan ser port iper.2inie" an,
boB onn rmb nah SomIto1, Den 80.
Nppcnnbcr, Die tGgIid)cn 6abrten Die
ier Clinic 5niiden Baltimore, @elt.
Eoint, uno Hidmono, So, eingelteIlt
lperocn lno buB bis 81 neitcrer BE.
fanntmad)una Ole 0ampfcr mn brci
Subrten in Der @ohe mud)en. Die
Nampfer p~crluiicn Baltimore 0ienss
tags, GonneritogS uno SomitogS
Nbenos I'M 5 llbr uno Meit.Eoint
Wonto0S, Wittipods unb SrcitogS
NbcnbS mn $50 llhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Eaitur Scnait aciturbcn.


Ter GIteitc Sccliorlcr ser GpongeIi.
ideu @enleinidoit miro bellte
bier ouf Dem SOli6on Bart 6rieos
bore 3llr leBtet &ubc gcbcttet. -
0oS longe Iegen0rcidhegSirfen ocs
Sp6tcn.
Cas- ScgrdbniB ocS IN Dort, Io.,
GIT IS. H%openlbcr pcritorbcllen Glte.
item EaitnrS lber Gpuu9clii6cn Sc.
mcinid)att in Nmerito, Nultor 9eu-
juntin Sengit, miro bcute Nod)mlittag
oti Dem 2oilbon Bort Nrieoboi itotts
imoen nudbem nm II llhr &ornl.
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morbcn lit Den Die @iid)0ic Cubs
II. NorBler lci1cn. Sic bier p%obncuoen
&inbcr beS &crItorbcncn BADEN lid,
tcrcits nod Oorf,. "a, begebcn luno
lpcroen nit ibrer Willttrr uno cillcr
9In5abl firdlid)er S%ilr0cntrG0er Der
GponQcliiben @cncinlhnit bic 2eid,c
nod) baltimore Nclcitcn. Enitor
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IN Dprt Eu., 1cborcn mo muroc 1886
SccliorNer Der GponNcliid,cn &c
mcinld,oit. Qericlbc cvbultc lp0h-
reno iciner lu1Ncu Nmt3thGtiNtcit
UIclc Hirhcn ulb Nriln0ctc cine Nn-
5ubl ncller WemcIllocn. Bon lS56
his lo1O mar Faitor Mtnoil an Der
critru STRIDE Der Gr0tNeliidcn sc
mrillltait an Wrcclc Ctr. an Scr >.
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un0 Scr UNliidcn Observation-Disclosures
an ~G0mouolon+ lulh NrCnlunt Npc.
tbGti0. Bon 1860 1867 broicntc
Euitor NeuNlt cine ocutiNr @rmcinot
IN MaibinotpL :. e. Scit 1870
NOR Scr rilhri9c Enitor in pcridlic-
Gclcu oclltid)cn mo cnNliid)cn @cs
mcilocn IN Ecmuiplnonia SccllorNcr
mo IN ocll lcbten bier $obrcn IN
?)ort, va. @r hintcrlGBt leinc Witt
luc IN ?)ort, Eu., mo lcine in @olti.
more lcbcnocn 2in0cr, tSrall -. u.
@cnicr. Or. :. Goluiu @cn1lt Or.
99iuiom NcnNit ul0 SCui@ u. Scn9lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

4diie tir,S Masfamb beiorst G.. 9iaine, Ssr.
4f3, EfsBaftsnp re.s ctr, uate Gaitpm1oaie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

III S"NIul!lNiult -. y. Ctll lCib
mar Scr riihrigc Edltor III pcrldllr-
Gcncll oclltid)cu mo cn1liid)cn @cs
mciuocn iu Ecnululn0nIa SccllorNcr
mo IN bcn lcbtcn bier Nobrcu IN
?Dort, Eo. @r hintcrlGBt lcinc Witt
lpc IN 2)ort, $50, mo lrine IN @olti.
more lcbcnocn ainoCr Trall -. u.
9cnicr, 81. :. Goluin &cnglt Or.
9Siuiom @cnNit ulo SCmia u. Scnalt.
Cine 81 6 c oui Neid )obcn.
- Die Groffnun0 oca vErinccB Sbcs
otcrS" (friibcr Baltimore Sbcotcr)
al DIT Soltimore!g trubc, nnbc Geu-
troll Apenlc, bos feet inter Ser @c'
ihGitSiiibtutp oes Ncrrn @cppolO
Spodncr itebt, lit bis nGd)itcn Srci
tag, ocil -. Nippenlbcr, ol1fQcidDotcn
morocn. 90, pie Ser Sptdlner cr.
flGrt, oIe nothigeil sftnbctilnacn an
Dem 1Geatct ni6t triiGtt icrtiBocitelfi
ipcrocn fonlelt. gle Gt1iflilln0 mar
lripriin9lih nli beutt' N9tllo all0c-
iest. Die 7cfprotei,re, :MioItt. Elm.
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The daily tribune., 1907-05-10
.ox.rd inersa.lna the number

toward Increasing the number OF
members. Some Of the members are
In favor of giving celebration
on the Fourth Of July and this II
ono of the matters thas will be dis
cusssd at tho forthcoming meeting
It would seem that no mistAke can
be made BY the citizens OF tnis c'tS
By holding homo celsbrAtion q
the money 10 thereby kept At home
Instead Of being spent away fron
town. For many years hundreds Of
dollars' worth OF Florence moneJ
has beeD taken ont Of the city on sh'
Fourth and helped In making tins
celebrations In other eities . success
This year ths rsvsrss should no th'
case and instead OF having our people
20 ont OF the town to celebrate, lett
bring on tsiders here to spend thei'
money and enrich our own pocket
books.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-10

Amssiean Beet Sugar eonpany factery
received chs following reply:
Rocky Ford. Colo. Nay 8. 1907.
"Mr. & p Arthur. secretary Fremont
County Hoftisulsural Association.
''Dsar eir:- Ia replying to you're
Of Nay 4sh. viii say u 4. Too lase fcs
a. 10 consider TO take additional con.
tracts for bsst culture this season. II
yos will take this matter up early
nsxs fall for another year W will b
plsAssS 70 sand Au experienced Asri'
oultnrisl 70 yoar sssi ion 10 canvas fol
- Fsass. Yours trsly.
~. wEIrzEK. Mgr"
The daily tribune., 1907-05-10
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What = Heap Of Happiness I
Would Bring to Florence
Homes.

Hard to do housswork with an aching
back.
Brings you hours OF misery at leisure
or at work.
II women only knew the cause-that
Backsche pains come from sick kfdnevs
'Twould save much needless WOO.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Florence people endorse this:
Mrs. j. r. Wood, of 728 West First St.,
Florence. Colo, says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and am firmly con-
vinced of their great value. Pain in my
left side annoyed me considerably, es
pecially when walked, stopped or lifted
anything. ] attributed the trouble to
rheumatism and knowing that this com
plant was caused by disordered kidneys
l was led to try Doan's Kidney Pills, as
had seen them highly recommended for
such troubles. My son procured 8 box
for me at Daniels drug store, and dis
tinct improveu ent YVES the result Of a
short use Of this remedy Doan's Kidney
Pills are wonderfully effective and /
heartily recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents
Foster Milburn Co., Remember the
name, Doan's and take no other. mwi
The daily tribune., 1907-05-10

II settled Ia my knees aud lsmsd me 70
could hardly walk. ct Other timss II
would be in my fest and hands 80 l was
incapacitated for duty. One night when
I was in severe pain and lame from 1t my
wife went to tho drug store here and
came back with q bottle Of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. was rubbed with 1t
and found the. pain had nearly gone dur
Ing the night I Kept on using il for .
little more than two weeks and found
that It drove the rhematism away. I
have not had0any trouble from that dis
sass for ovsr three months" For sale
BY Daniels drug store. NV
The daily tribune., 1907-05-10
TOO LATE TO PLANT
BKkrs FOR THIS SEASON

Imuediatsly aitsr ths recent frost.
whom u was realised that the fruit
crop Of the Fremont county distriot
had bssn practically destroyed. oap.
tain 3. =. Roekafsilow Ana oths.
large horticultuYists discussed tbs
propristy Of planting suasr bssts,
the returns from which IL WAS hoped
would, at least. partially oompen.
safe growers for the loss of thlir
apples and other orchard products.
The matter was brought 10 the Atten.
tion Of the horticultural society and
Its secretary was Instructed to in
stitute ipQuiries In relation to the
availability Of sugar teets to meet the
suitation. He A1drtas I'd . letter to
Frederick WeitAsr. manager Of the