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@TICE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ the Board of Public Works. Salt
city. Utah, October 2, 1905.
n proposals will be received at tb,z
until O'Clock j. M. Friday. Oc-
~, 1903, for the work OF construct.
>ine- story brick dwelling house FOR
)f or the engineer at the main In
ms. sewer pumping station.
i1ctIons to bidders. together with
. specifications and forns for cor
I'D bond can be obtained upon np-
q at the office OF the Board OF
rsNorks OF City Engineer.
fAsht is reserved TO reject any and
DER OF the Board OF Public Works
8. n, g. NJ MILAN. Chairman
- c. KELSEY. City Engineer,
n R31g9
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FOR sALE-REAI ESTATE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.

SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.
Unlike stocks, is not affected by pres
idential elections. Why not got home
this fall? Can sell
acres Of choice land on State St not
too far out with good S-room brick house,
40 good sound bearing fruit trees, BAL
ance in lucern. large barn for 10 head
stock. brick chicken house about 80 It.
long for $4,000 Worried about tho pros
poets OF making living? This little farm
Is bound TO support you. II Will increase
In value every day.
A brand new terrace. rooms each
side, modern throughout, not quite COM
pleted, lot so IT. front; already leased for
$46 per month; can sell for $1,000. will net
Gated on NIT 7th e East t'a and its FsGaneq ali fight
On East 1st South, 7-room modern
ern In every respect; the lot aSs rods
with alley In real; all special asEess-
ments. sewer. sidewalk and paving paid
for sewer connected; the price. on rea-
sonable terms. $500.
No oS1 W. LIST South. This place must
be sold: It's Broom frame adobe lined
e. ]. and water In house and room for
bath. Price reduced TO $3.50.
Corner Ord and U sts, Groom modern
residence. which l have just completed
will beat any house OF It's size and finish
| In this city. II you want something good
and substantial In 2 modern home want
| to pay what It's worth, no moro no less,
go look at It. II you like 1t see about
| terms and price.
| Near 9th East and 9th South. the fol-
| lowing: A brand new broom modern
brick cottage, lot 37Ax1lo feet, for $500.
broom modern frame. adobe lined.
| lot b0x157 TO alley. house in flrst-class
condition. yard improved with fruit,
| flowers. etc, barn, chicken house; $500.
$500 cash and s35 per mo. Inc. Int.
5-room modern brick with 55x157 IT. to
| alley; It's q splendid house and well
located, for $500. $1,000, bal. easy terms.
Have piece OF property on East 4th
South. lot 7sx20 rods. which l can sell
! for 80 per cent less than any property
| offered for sale in that vicinity. I can
show you where you can clear $4,000 on
| II within six months. It's Impossible To
| advertise all the good things / have on
my books. II does not matter II it's a
! lot far out or close In, a $1,000 or $4,000
| house or any kind of business property.
| you can secure II through my agency at
| where else: 10 years experience In Salt
| Lake realty ought to give an agent some
| sense and knowledge as TO values.
| A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South ST. Phones eai
| g2aea
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AN
ROOMING HOUSES

VOTE AS YOU PLEASE.
BUT DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO
SHARE SALT LAKE CITY'S
PROSPERITY.
A f3ve-year lease OF brand new 40-room
European hotel: most stylish and up-to-
dato In city.
Choice location for druggist, 5year
lease; very swell store.
RATHSkELLER,
5-year lease rathskclle
BARBER SHOP.
6-year lease to hrst-class barber. Will
equip with Turkish baths IL desired.
All OF above in same building. Ready
inside 80 days Only practical parties
with acceptable backing considered Call
at room 4l4, Tribune bldg. $3.50
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CAPITAL FURNISHED.
CONTRACTORS

MILLER s. JENSEN-MILES L. MILL
er and Jacob Jenssn--contractors
Architectural and engineering works.
SlI Sharon building. Phones-Bell 1891:
Ind. 32s7 f26
SEE US BEFORE LETTING YOUR
work. All kinds of plasterinE and re-
pair work done promptly. Byers Bros.
Contractors. Ind. phone 1862 Res. 1905
Indiana Ave. g502
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FoR RENT

3 COTTAGE. 200 ". 9TH so;
- g3367
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HORSE, HARNESS AND WAGON. IN
good condition. 5l So. I'd West. S32IS
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FOB sALE-M1soELLANEoUs

STANDARD STEEL RANGE, CHEAP:
$50 East Srd South, No. Kenwoon
flats. g35o2
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BUSINESS CHANGES
DIAMONDS, WATCHES & JEwELRY

Just as fine merchandise at lower prices
than cash stores, on the installment
plan? Your credit Is good. Always glad
from. Utah Jewelry Co, 323 S. Main ST
rro2iR
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ASSAYERS
MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 1876 West
Ord North, Bell 1193-X. Ind. 4U37. r9I7
MRS. JARRET MARSHALL, SIG SOM
erby st. Ind. 107S3. g2S6s
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AN ELEGANT. LARGE FURNISHED
residence. with fine lawn, garage and
barn. Inquire 1G5 4 street. Bell phone
1907. ELS
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CHIMNEY SWEEP


CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE,
cleaning. Leave orders Druehl e.
Franten Drug store. Both phones 100
R91ag
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AUCTION SALES

SALE or HORSES
The undersigned Will sell at PrrBJ .Ir,
AUCTION TO tho highest bidder. a finc
lot OF Morgan and Cleveland bny WORK
horses. consisting OF six good heavy worI,
teams, four fine driving or delivery teams
also two saddle horses.
Sale to take place at No. II South ond
West at , o'clock Saturday afternoon
October u. 1908
e. S. GILMER. Prop.
B316S
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LYNDS CHAPTER, NO.
!, Order Eastern Star.
Masonic Tempie-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive q
cordial welcome Alice
2. May. W. M; Mary G.
Wright. Secretary,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

a GROOM MODERN HOUSE. PARTLY
furnished, S25. 1864 L. Brigham; Va
cant Nov. J. s32oS
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NEW GROOM HOUSE. NEWLY FUR
nished cheap. 7o9 So. Main. g7S3
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. /. P. A M
stated convocation first Wednesday in
each month at Masonic hall. corner Sec
ono East and First South streets. Com
panions cordially invited. e. Z. Kut-
newsly. H. p: Moses c. Phillips. Secre-
tary. .-
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HOUSE CLEANING

GOOD RELIABLE MEN FURNISHED
for all kinds OF work. National House
Cleaning Co. Phones 1856. Ind 97S gl8l7
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y MODERN COTTAGE. NO, 8
b ave. sth K. bet 3rd and .n asn
',ne 2027-z. goo1V
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TWO MOD. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
SIS, including light; no children. Call
a. m. 4l2 So. 9Th Fast. glA9S
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MINING STOCKS

BINGHAM STOCKS.
Now is the time 90 buy the low-priced
bingham stocks. There are several Blng
ham properties. considered prospects to-
day. that Will soon be among the big pro
ducers, There Is no other district In the
entire country that has made the prog
ress Bingham has during the past ten
months Look this up, satisfy yourseli.
Rinrhau1 is not far away-take a run out.
examine the properties, Judge by what
you see.
N YOU want n Bingham mine or Sing
hnm stocks call or address
w L. HUBBARD
6s W. Thhd South. Salt Lake CITY,;
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- ON BRICK COTTAGE ON 18TH
: also s-room modern brick ter
rfh basement room: corner OF
~ ave. Jas. x. Shaw & Co., over
~ y. 1899
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MI, MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT.
= ~ elephone 236s. g9l4
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~. p. 3. MOD: No CHILDREN.
'a b 81 w Sth South. g23i4
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!. TORE ROOM. GOOD LOCATION.
1le for most any business. Call
End So d1699
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LADY's AND CENTS TICKETS BY
descriptive. Cos, Tribune. G331l
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; no children. all So. End i.,sSa w;
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
ground floor; electric light; warm house,
In private family; children In house.
No. l Church. bet Main and State on
4th So g3351
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osARGE RM.. NEWLY PAPERED,
Ine In room, porches on three sides
hted. slO per month II taken soon.
maIii. g2664
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IDAHO CAREY ACT LANDS, %, 600
acres, embracing some OF the choicest
agricultural aud horticultural lands In
the State, now open for entry under Big
Wood River project. For information ad-
dress c. B. HURT, Mgr Land Sales Dept.
Boise, Idaho f5a2s
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BRICK COTTAGE AT 54s EAST
- Call at 532 7th SO. for the key.
cnl g2l2i
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CARPET CLEANING


CARPETS PERFECTLY CLEANED on
the floor. no trouble 70 you: work guar
snteed, American Carpet Cleaning Co
fhonc oZol~f. 1855
PERFECT WORK. NONE AS GOOD.
absolutely guaranteed. National House
Cleaning Co. Phones 1856. Ind. o7S rl8lG
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b EAST: 13 ROOMS. LARaE ARs
ant, electric light. Telephone S91s
ore 2 o'clock. eS14o
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sESl STORES ON PosToFFICE
S'a y loo 1t. long. a. MckelIar & Co.
2nd So. he74
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR
light housekeeping: steam heat; no chill
dren. 1l5 So. 18th F. g335l
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent, 22l Main street
Export cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. nl5S0
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H1f ARE LOOKING FOR A HOUSE
eiz-1t, please call and look over our
ldg Z will cost you nothing. Always
- serve you. No information over
sHiaA1e: / Y L Furn. and Carpet In
Errl11t House. g2S4l
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wAsATcH LODGE NO. l. F. AND A.
month. Members o. sister lodges and go
journing brethren In good standing In
yited. a. E. Hutchinson. w. NJ; a. j.
Lowe, Secretary
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. MODERN,
8-room house; references required. Call
mornings. 410 1st avenue, f3206
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A. RICHTER


g259.
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Unlike stocks is not affected by pres
idential elections. Why not got home
this fall? Can sell
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BY OWNER. b-ROOM MODERN BRICK
house on 9th East; nice place. 3l5
State street. g5ioS
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MOUSE. ALL MODERN. 336
n zffa So. g1902
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A brand new terrace. rooms each
side, modern throughout, not quite COM
p!eted, lot so IT. front, already leased for
$46 per month; can sell for $1,000. will net
o per cent on money invested. It's To-
Gated on 7th East and It's all right.
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r q. 3 AND 5-ROOM BRICK.
y. elec. light and water. o56 S.
1t. g2035
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No 93I w LIST South. This place must
be sold. It's a Groom frame adobe lined
house with lot o0xl5o II. to alley. with
e. l. and water In house and room for
bath. Price reduced TO $3.50.
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{ MODERN HOUSE. $3.50 PER
l. Hoffman Bros. 62b w, End
g1669
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i rTFUL 7-RooM MODERN BRICK.
ll nsr month 31s Z. srd So. e1sli
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BRICK. THOROUGHLY
gAI , gas, etc; close in, furniture for
urS tenant; cheap rent, INL Furn.
lsr-e g2795
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KINDS, LOCALITIES
rices. Tuttie Bros. Co., 153 Main
1895
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In Praise of Tea.

kienlung, the Chinese poet, was q
prolific writer, and Of all his poems
his immortal Praise of Tea" is most
widely remembered. Written in eX-
quisite characters. it decorates half the
old cups, plates and fans of his period
Thus it runs
place upon a gentle fire the tripod
whose color and form tell Of a far
antiquity and ELL It with water of
molten snow. Let it seethe till II
would be hot enough to whiten fish or
to redden Il crab. Then pour it into
a cup upon the tender leaves of a Sc
lected tea tree. Let it rest till the
mists which freely rise have formed
themselves into thicker clouds and
until these have gradually ceased to
weigh upon the surface and at last
hoat away in vap0r, then deliberately
sip the delicious liquor. 1t will drive
away all the causes of disquietude that
come to trouble us. You may taste
and you may feel, but never can you
express In words or song that sweet
tranquility we draw from the essence
thus prepared"
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SEEKING
A SlGNo
By MILDRED COLEMAN.
Copyrighted, 1868. by Associated
Literary Press,
By MILDRED COLEMAN

LOOK out" warned Lefty. It's tht
worst sort Of luck to spin a chair
around like that"
Travis. who had been twirling
light chair, hastily set it down on al
four legs. This was not that he feared
the hoodoo, but the Consideration or
And to make Lefty unhappy was fur
thest from his thoughts.
Don't set it down." shrieked Lefty
You must turn the chair the othe:
way until you wind the bad luck
again"
Dutifully Travis wound up" his evil
fortune and turned to the girl.
Look here, Lefty" he pleaded; lets
forget signs for a minute and get
down to something more interesting
than superstitions. You told me last
Friday that | might have my answer
today"
Letty's face colored softly.
I Su'h Duu luNh W IlODOSc OH
Friday she asserted solemnly.
$50 it seems" agreed Travis, las it
has kept me In suspense since then.
You know that l love you, dear. and
that 1t has always been my great wish
to win you for my wife. Is the answer
Yes Letty?"
Travis, looking into the half yelled
eyes, could read therein the struggle
the girl was having with her own
heart and then the gradual submission
OF her shyness to her love. He could
almost see the formation OF the word
that would bring to him the happiness
he sought when with a little cry Of
terror Lefty sprang TO her feet. her
eyes dilated with tears and her hand
pressed against the heart that beat so
rapidly.
Cant you hear 1t, Jim?" she cried.
Hear WHAT" Travis strained his
ears for some sound. Yet nothing
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AURORA.

Listen for the wedding bells July
8, 1908.
Miss Mona Smith was seer in our
village Monday.
Grover Dorr of Pierre, is visiting at
James Smiths this week.
Floyd Austin is again at his post
after IN absence of a few days.
The Misses Maggie and Sadie Feen.
ely spent Sunday in our village.
Guy Thornton is attending summer
school at the Brookings college this
month.
Our base ball boys were defeated
by Flandreau Monday by a score of
III to q.
A generous number of good fire.
works were enjoyed by our people
Saturday evening.
Some OF the leading Democrats OF
Aurora ,attended the convention at
Bruoktugs Tuesday.
Lila Buckley Is home again after
visiting a few days with her cousin,
Matte Judd Of Trenton.
DR.. Rhodes reports the arrival of
q daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Huska east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Johnson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Glenn.
Mrs. w. Chilson and Mrs. II. Hatten-
burg OF Bushnell, called 1t Mrs. w.
8. Wilkinson's Wednesday evening.
+. #. Baker and w. NJ. Clement
arrived home from their business trip
to Minneapolis Wednesday morning.
The residents of Aurora celebrated
at various places the Fourth, namely,
volga, Lake Benton and Culbertson's
Grove.
Mrs. Frank Wulf and son, BERTHE,
left for Fort Pierre Friday morning for
a short visit with her daughter, Grace
and other friends.
Mrs. Troy Evans came home from
volga Monday morning after spend
ing the Fourth with relatives and
friends in that vicinity.
Mrs. F. F. Baker and daughters,
Lilah and Frances visited a couple
Of days at the home OF Mrs. S. w.
Stone in Brookings the last of the
week.
The interior Of our Methodist church
presents a very pleasing appearances.
New wall paper, carpets. mating and
curtains and the wood work floor and
seats being nicely painted and var
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Mast Bread.

In Saxon and medieval times. ever
after the introduction Of wheat and
other cereals. there can be little doubt
mat acorns were regularly used by
the poorer peasants for the purposes
or making bread. and not only In sea.
sons of scarcity. but as a general arti.
Gle of food. Oak trees were then chief.
ly valued because of the acorns which
they produced.
In Anglo-Saxon records for the wear
ZIG, which is described as "a very
caiamitous year. the crops being spoil
ed by the heavy rains. which came on
Just before August and lasted till Can
diemas," 1t is expressly mentioned as
an a~ggravation Of the heavy time
that mast was also so scarce this year
that none was to be heard Of in all
this land or in Wales"
The days Of mast bread are happily
gone forever. and even barley bread.
IN common use during severe winters
so many years ago. has now every
where given place to that of "the finest
wheat four."-London Spectator.
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PRAIRIE HON e.

Louie Fjerstad had a horse killed by
lightning Monday.
Lyman and Willie Caldwell spent a
few days at Mike Makers.
Charlie Maher and family spent Sat
urday with his brother, Mike.
Tressa Duff was a pleasant caller at
the Fred Gillet home last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Gillet visited with friends
in Brookings the last of the week.
Miss Mary Blakley called on friends
in White and vicinity last Thursday.
Mrs. Rudolph spent Tuesday after
noon with her friend, Mrs. Sheldon.
Miss Maude Lucas of Alton is at
tending teachers institute this week.
Harry Killing spent the Fourth at
Washington. What is the attraction
Harry?
Ben Killing departed for Duluth on
Saturday evening after a weeks visit
with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson and daughters de-
parted for their home at Worthwhile
Wednesday evening.
Prairie Home was we'll represented
the Fourth at Volga. Hendricks and
Estelline and the various picnics.
If in doubt whether this is leap year
or not ask VIII Lumby why he did not
celebrate the Fourth in Estelline.
Mrs. James Sloan and niece. Miss
Susie Sloan, were pleasant callers at
the Blakley home last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Chapman and Mrs. Bull
lis departed Thursday evening for
Spooner, Wis, to visit relatives and
friends.
Several attended Ringing Bros. cir
Gus at Watertown Tuesday. Some of
the people had to come back a differ
ent way because the train left them
at Waterfowl.
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ALTON.
"a.

Z. A. Moffett was a White visitor
Friday.
VIM. Griffith of Argo, was an Alton
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Maude Lucas is attending sum
mer school at Brookings.
Orya Lucas of Royal, Iowa, Is spend.
ing the week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Brink entertain
ed friends at dinner Sunday.
There were $50 tickets sold in White
Tuesday for the show at WATERFOWL.
Mrs. Geo. Harley and daughter,
Myrtle are visiting relatives at Du.
rand, Wis.
Mrs. Herman Johnson closed a
three months term OF school in Dist.
No. IA Friday.
G. w. Koenig is treating his house
to a coat of paint and otherwise i'm
proving his farm.
Mrs. James Lucas and sister were
pleasant callers at the NJ. S. Thayer
home Wednesday.
Some Of the people of North Foun-
tain attended the picnic in Il. G.
Drinks grove the Fourth and all re-
port an excellent time.
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EASILY DECIDED
This Question Should Be Answered
Easily by B~rookings People

Which Is wiser-to have confidence
IN the opinion OF your fellow-citizens,
Of people you know, or depend en- state
ments made by utter strangers resid'
Ing In far-away places? Read the fol
lowing:
A. B. Hanson, Salesman, Main ST,
Brookings s. d., says: Il am glad 10
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a re,
liable remedy for kidney disorders, as
] have used this remedy and know
whereof ! speak. For several years
] suffered with a lame and acking back.
This complaint seemed to & nv on me
until / learned OF Doan's Kidney Pills
and procured a box at Villas the dru.
gist. Since using Doan' Kidney Pills
I am entirely free from all annoying
symptoms of kidney trouble, and
gladly recommend this remedy to any
n suffering with kidney trouble in
any form"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Ney York. Sole Agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take n oother.