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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-02-13
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance To Provide for an An.
nual License Tax on Dogs Within
the Limits of the Town of Kings
tree, S. c., and to Enforce the
Collection of the Same.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town of Kings
tree, S. G., in council assembled
and by the authority of the same:
Section /. That an annual Ii.
cense Tax of Fifty Cents ($0.50 on
every male dog, and an annual Il.
cense Tax of One Dollar ($1.00) on
every female dog within the limits
of the Town of Kingstree, s. c., to
be paid by the owner or owners of
the said male or female dog, is here
BY assessed and imposed, which said
License Tax shall be due and psya-
BILE on or before the first day of Feb.
ruary A. D. 1908, and annually
thereafter on the first day Of each
February.
Section 2. That upon the pay
mept of said License Tax the owner
or owners of each said dog shall,
from the Clerk and Treasurer, re.
celve a receipt therefor IN proper
form indicating the amount of the
said License Tax, and the number
of the dog for which said License
Tax has been paid, and in addition
to said receipt and at the same time,
the Clerk and Treasurer shall, to the
owner or owners of each said dog
for which the License Tax herein
described has been paid, deliver u
metallic tag or badge indicating the
year for which the License Tax has
been paid, and the number of said
dog according to the order of the
payment of the said License lax.
Section 8. That the metallic
tag or badge so delivered to the
owner of said dog, shall be attached
to collar and worn by the said dog
for which the License Tax has been
paid.
Section 4. Any dog found run.
ming at large on the streets of the
Town of Kingstree, S G, on and sf.
ter the first day of March A D, 1908
and not bearing the tag or badge in
dicating the year for which said Ii
cense tax is due and payable shal
be seized and impounded by the
Policeman of said Town, who shall
give immediate notice to the owner
or owners of said dog of the selzins
and compounding as herein requir'
ed, and for every dog 50 seized and
impounded, the owner or owners
thereof shall be liable for the fur.
ther sum of Fifty cents ESQ., in
addition to the License tax. Pro
vided that the owner or owners Of
any dog so seized and impounded
who has paid the License tax as
herein required, may recover pos
session Of said dog by presenting
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-02-13

There is a bill pending in the
legislature to relieve the State
treasurer and certain ex-treasurers
Of liability for bonds stolen BY
their dishonest clerk. who was
not under boad, thereby mulctlng
the State Of some thousands of
dollars. Is there any limit?
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-02-13
THURSDAY. FEB. l3. 1908.

While the Legislature is raising
the salaries of ONE county officials
why not raise them all? 1t looks
like psrtislity to raise some and
slight the others.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-02-13

Use.DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers,
pl easant little pills. They are easy
to take. Sold by W L Wallace M
ID.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
Robert Burns Club
Defeats Vamps
By Bob Shar1d

By defeating the Vampires yesterday afternoon
at Freeman's park. Oakland. the Robert Burns
club upset all calculations and incidentally won
the perpetual challenge trophy of the California
football association. On previous form the
Vamps were looked upon sure winners. but
the run of the game yesterday the Scotch
lsddies deserved to win by at least three goals.
The first half lacking in interest, neither
side appearing to care how the score went but
when the teams lined up for the nnaf period
there was a different tale to tell In the first
half the only play of moment Robertson s
shot for goal 80 minutes after the start, which
The Vampires opened the final period with a
rush the Burns goal, but Farmer was in
position to the shot. For long time there
after the Burns tried to beat McFarlane, but
the custodian refused to allow any shots to
pass him. After 20 minutes play Gray scored
pretty goal with his left foot and the Burns
were In the lead. Five minutes later Jackman
made it two with a shot which gave the goal
keeper no chance. Within two minutes Munroe
put the result beyond all doubt by scoring a
third point The Vampires were beaten on their
merits and the Burns in winning the cup create
q record. as this Is their first year In the game.
The teams lined up follows:
Robert Burns-Lowe, Narrower, Black, Cam
eron. Doig, Harris, Gray, Jackmsn, Taylor,
Monroe and Inglis.
Observation-Disclosures, Peterson. Middleton.
Hunter Lee, A. Mckenzie, Bernard, ]. Nc
Kenzie Robertson. Scott and Singer.
Raferee-I. Paterson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
oIqer and Newton
Play Great Golf

The first and second rounds. match play, IN
tie -orrnsuent for the championship Of the
northern California golf associa tion were played
ves+er,isv on tie links Of the San Francisco golf
and country club at Ingleside.
TIE ~Ier IN the morning resulted follows;
C. % White beat C. T. Maud up TO play
r. " Sherwood beat R. 5. Lihey up 10
risv- CeWfafn oyster beat r. J. owen up 3
io nis-. Frsuk Kales beat D. Belden up 70
rIav- " T. CARLY beat G. H. Bentley mp :
IN risv. A A Cuthberts0n beat r. r. Bentley
6 rs 70 play: J. A. Folger won from F. l..
sbbott bv default: r. c. Newton beat H. G.
I. - effernooS Foiger aud Newton played
ths most exciting match OF the tournament.
-rIev were even al the eighteenth hole. but on
~ ,fnefeentil Newton won ] up In the other
patches of the second round Sherwood beat
sTI-i f+e . m. Kaies beat Captain Oyster up
! 10 play. and CARLY beat Duthoertson up 0
Ts,e tournament wiz be resumed Saturday.
,rfe, +le third round viii be played This viii
be at match play over is holes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06

Good Scores Made i'm
Live Bird Shoot
Pigeons Fall Before Guns Of
Members of the California
Wing Club

A large delegation of gunner par
ticipated in the regular live bird shoot
of the California wing club at the In
gleside traps yesterday and the scores
made were above the average.
Thirty shotgun enthusiasts tried their
skill in the regular club event at II
birds. The participants were handi-
capped from &c to 81 yards. Clean
scores were made by NJ o. Feudner,
W E. Green, A. M. Barker and E. l..
Schultz. Feudner was handicapped at
81 yards and his work with the shot
gun was brilliant. Barker stood at the
80 yard mark, while Schultz and Green
were 29 yards away from the traps.
Clarence Nauman, the crack shot at
live birds, was the only man on the 80
yard mark and he missed but one bird
of the dozen From the attendance at
yesterdays shoot live pigeon shooting
seems to have become a popular sport.
The following are the scores made.
with the handicaps:
Handicap.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
Racing Bills Will
Probably Pass

ALBANY, April 5.-The indications that
the racing bills will pass, though there Is no
doubt that the governor and his supporters lost
a point by not following up their advantage
after they had succeeded IN knocking out the
McCarren September amendment.
The full power of the opposition is now being
centered on the effort to secure the three votes
necessary TO defeat the bills. There will be so
senators present Wednesday, Senator Wilcox OF
Cayuga having telegraphed from the west that
he would be in his seat On the test vote last
Wednesday night the governor lined up 26 votes
against the McCarren amendment, and 1t was
stricken out. If he can duplicate the perform
ance Wednesday his bills viii be passed.
To prevent the passage Of the bills McCarren
circles the claim is made that the bills as
good as defeated now, but there is no evidence
of convincing character to support it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
CIV. SeeIey Captures
the Hall Medal

OAKLAND, April SC. W. Seeley of
the Maccabee rifles gained the distinc-
tion of winning the Hall medal in the
shoot of that club at the Shell Mound
targets this afternoon. The competi-
tion for possession of the trophy was
lively and attracted q large number of
spectators to the ranges. Sergeant
Sammy Gibson won second prize, which
consisted of the Spence medal, and al
though beaten for first honors, there
was little TO choose between the two
marksmen.
The following scores were made at
Shell Mound today:
shellmound Pistol and Rife club: Champion
a4nQqis fFesnl Sss9s Sss n " Hs1sasi ssss ss o
H. P. Lee. IS. 75: Dr. R. A Summers, Il. 15;;
Fraser, %. 81; ". A. Liebe Ts "a; A. NJ.
Poulsen, q. 50; R. S. Wilson, 70. 81; W.
second eiass1w. r. wobber. g., 20; R. c.
E9mSgis5 s e: w M8PDbE R4ps s IS s so E.
tain .. Larson. IS. 81; P. Paulson, 16. 81; Will
fam Guild, 46, 79 B. G. schullerts, 81, SO; A.
Lorenzen. 21. 81; A. H. Ramon, g. e.; Captain
E. sheehy s.. IS: c. Doell. 80, So; A. Thomp,
Pistol scores-H ". Kleinenbroich. 245: F.
Mantle 339 A Thompson, 333; E. Schierbsum,
PauIson. s35; ". R. seryis, as8; c. otter. 422.
summers S27, Captain C. Larsen 277, H. Ko-
fod 3l7. h o. Kindgren 275 l. R. Murphy 215,
William Guild SIS, J. A. Stern 316, 6. Holl-
stein 322.
Third class-A. Hartmann 33a, J. Hahn PIG,
L. Erickson 23e NJ. Nielsen 290, ]. Phillips 25l,
P Euliek 2s9, P. Larkin lS2.
Fourth class-F. Mullen 34T s. Phillips 372.
A Sorensen 1885, J. D. Phillips 404, P. J.
Sheehy 3s7, P. Laursen 395. c. Doell Sl4, ].
Tifth cIass-H. wobber 4o4. H. windmueller
$40 D. Hauerhurst 400, H. Heyler 1913, r. J.
Fraser 439.
Maccsbee rites. monthly medal shoot-C. W.
seeley IS Captain z. D. Finley 81, Sergeant II.
NacAlpine So Sergeant Sam Gibson S2, /. g.
Reno o. A. Swan &C. A. J. Rekdshl 81 J. Co
veil u. Sergeant Charles Munson p, +. V.
Holiinsworth "a
medal sboot-H Windmueller. 356; p. Brunje,
33e: F. Mante 313; II. Loefier, 30; J. A.
Stirn 257: II. Kleinenbroich. 3l3; +. Ahrens,
9o7: A Schlueter, 353; p. kulick, 293; A. En-
eiehardt 292: O. Adler 307; G.. Walter, 1872.
Builseve shoot-H Windmueer. 140; 3.
Rr1Inie so: f. Mante, 2519; II. Kleinen-
broich 50 A. Schlueter. los; A. Englehardt,
1872: G. Adler. Sly; G. Waller, II.
Deutscher kreiger verein monthly medal shoot
First champion class, Oscar Dammer, Az;
champion class, Lieutenant H. Silberzahn, 36l
first class, Alex Hartmann, s43; second class,
Chris Hartmann, 321; third class, Toe Koe-
beric 390: fourth class Ernst Albert 212: first
best shot Sergeant o. Dammer, %: last best
shot Chris Hartmann, 90; most eenters, Ser
geant o. Dammer: most red flags, John Bender.
Bullseye shoot--H. SilberZahn, Charles
Never John Lankes. Conrad Hoehler, Alex
Hartmann. John Bender.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
MEL MAKES BEST SCORE

OAKLAND. April 5.--w. B. Mel. 'os Of the
University OF California, has gained the honor Of
being the crack shot Of the season among the
Students Mel has been shooting with the ca
dets throughout the season, and has always been
near the top Finishing with bunch of speed
be took first honors from Montgomery, who was
generally looked upon the winner Of the
sggrecafe scores. Mels aggregate score which
won for him first place in the competition was
zOs out Of a possible 500. Following are the
scores made by the cadets: W 3. Mel, 43; G.
ri CHAPMAN 43; J. NJ. Montgomery, 42; e. o.
white. AZ; T. Fl. Hook. Al; L. McSpaden 39
A. J. EDDY, 3s W. B. Parker, 3si r. W. Pinger
36: C. A. Waldeman 35; J. W. R. Stewart, 49,
H A. Hussey SO.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
AssEssMENT NOTICES
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY location Of
principal place of business being city and
county Of San Francisco, Cal.-Notice is hereby
on the 9th day of March, 1905 an assessment
of ten cents t10c) share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corpora tion payable
Immediately in lawful money OF the United
States, to the Secretary, at the office of the
company No. 80 Clay ST., San Francisco Cal.
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF April, 1908.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment Is made
1905 at 12 O'Clock noon. at the office of the
company to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. GEO. A. DOUGLASS.
Secretary of Sunset Monarch Oil Co.. 90 Clay
street.
Dated MARCH 2gs 1909
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
Championship Match
for Cue Experts

A s,ool match for the championship OF the coast
has been arranged between Joe Carney and Harry
Hart The former holds the title at present.
Tie match viii be for 600 points and will be
nlaVed at Harry Leaps billiard parlOrs. April
e. = and -. The men have put up a side bet
II $3.50.
This match Is expected 70 lead up to one for
the championship Of America. Houston Of st.
f.6uie holds the title az present, and be has
f.yDressed g willingness TO come west to defend
shis championship. The meeting of Carney and
Kart Is expected 70 arouse much interest among
the cue Wielders here, as these players stand
ns.f q bove the others
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
SWISS RIFLE CLUB SHOOTING

The members of the Swiss rife club met
yesterday at Schuetzen parE in their regular
competition. The score
Medal shooting-August Studer 2o9 1885, a.
Hinterman 203: Theodore Simmer, 200 l. A.
Sutter 1876. III: Charles Mueller I92, 1856; Orr
Imdorf 1872 1T2: Louis Hauser 1873: Z. Fuest
49, l6s; John Leutenegger 1885, 163; p Rig
hetti l69. 1856; /. Gaehwyler 131, 122; Emil
Pohii al, 12i.
Bullseye shooting ng-Theodore Simmer, P. Rig
hetti A. Hinterman, Charles Mueller 1. A.
Sutter Emil Pohn. A. Won Wyl. l. Gaehwyler,
Y Tognazzini, L. Hauser, 1. Iten. A. Huguenin
o. Imdorf Charles Bachman, A. Studer, r.
Sutter ]. Leutenegger, Emil Fuest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
LOUIS PARRoTr BURIED

BERKELEY April 5.-The funeral Of the late
I.onie b. Parrotf who died in this city on Fri
dav was held from the family residence. 26l6
Dana street. this AFTERNOON Rev. Edward L.
sDsreons conducted the services. 4 large num-
I.er Of prominent persons attended the funeral
snf followed the corteRe 70 Mountain View
1e~mshaup, where ahe bedy wan dnteEBo6
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
MANY ENTRIES FOR FUTuRITY

LEXINGTON, KY, April b.-Secretary Horace
W. Wilson of the Kentucky trotting horse breed
ers' association makes the announcement that
for the nineteenth renewal of the S21 900 Ken
lucky futurity. which closed March l6, the
is not the record entry for the futurity, this
number of nominations having been exceeded four
times It probably represents the largest per-
centage of the select matrons ever gathered In
tie history Of the trotting turf.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN

OAKLAND. April 5-An unidentified woman
was struck by a train opposite the entrance to
the EmeryviIle racetrack this afternoon and
died shortly after at the receiving hospital. The
EsouaAn HAs middla sgeds
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
MEETuNGs-speciaI

cemetery for the election of 8 trustees and any
other business that may come before the meet
ing will be held at the lodge of the cemetery
Bush ST and Presdo av., San Francisco, on
TUESDAY, April Z. 1908, at O'Clock p. m.
CHAS. n. CRoWELL, Secretary.
San Francisco, April 2, 1905.
ANNUAL meeting of the members of the society
of Progressive Spritualists will be held at
Veterans hall. foot Of Fillmore ST., April 12.
at the hour of 2:30 p. m, for the purpose of
electing board of directors for the ensuing
year and such other business may come be-
fore its members. JOHN KOCH. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
MATRIMONIAL


LADIES and gents, do not overlook the only and
Oldest reliable trimonial bureau; established
in 1900; call or write and be convinced OF my
true complete list of both of all ages
denominations and social standing; have
pleased thousands by honorable and upright
dealings Yours to please MRS A. WOLTER,
1852 Geary st.
GENTLEMEN-Why stay single? Call at the
successful matrimonial agency and be-
come q member; have over 500 ladies listed
with and without up to $50. 600; age
from is to so years old; not connected with
any other agency. Hours from a. N. to 8
D. M MRS. KOHLER. 1446 o'Farrell ST.
REMOVED.
Mrs A. Wolters has beautiful office
at 1852 Geary st. just opposite old location.
Ladies and gentlemen, you are cordially in
vited to visit Mrs. Woters at her new. ele-
CANT matrimonial parlors, 1852 Geary st. opp.
old location.
MARRIAGE paper; highest character: incor-
porated; 18th year; 1000 members: paper
sealed; send 1oc. r. c. LOVE, box 1900,
Denver, Colo.
LADIES and GENTS wishing to marry call or
write MRS. MCCARTHY. 17e1 Geary ST; send
25c for information.
!
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
BUSINESS CHANcEs-continuea

A TEXAN. having sold his sheep ranch, wishing
to educate his family, has moved TO this town
will place his son, age 26 in business and viii
invest $4,000 to 100000. Box 4267 Call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
INFORMATION wANrED

WANTED-To know the whereabouts of John J.
Farmer. a carpenter by trade, last heard from
at San Francisco, GA Howard St. years ago.
Information leading to his whereabouts Will be
rewarded Address GEORGE CARTER 1880
Peninsular av., Portland. Or
INFORMATION wanted of William s. T. Brown.
Call at Sal Church St and will hear of some
thing TO his advantage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
GERMAN CAR Is NEAR OGDEN

kELTON. Utsb. april 5.-The German car in
The New York 70 Paris race arrived at Kelton
~ $40 o. n today II broke its diderential
scar Friday afternoon 40 miles west OF Ogden
The car viii leave here tomorrow morning for
no rregr
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
PERSONALS
BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING CURE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HEMLOCK
SALvE. SEND 10 CENTS To JOHN PAUL
GARDNER, Dos EAST STARK STREET
PORTLAND, OR. SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY
CASE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
PATENT ATTORNEYS

DEWEY. STRONG & CO--Founded 1856; U. =
and foreign patsnJs; inventors guide; 100 ne
ehanical movements free 1lO5 Merchants tx
change building, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06

CORPORATION manufac acturing products handled
by wholesale and retail dealers desires district
sales manager; liberal compensation and com
mission; investment and unquestiOnable refer
ences required; year contract Address box
525, Madison, Wis
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06

Barrow, Wade. Guthrie & Co.. ISL Market: temp.
4071; investigations, audits, systems. gen. acct.
JOHN R. RUCKSTEIL, sO6-3CS Call bulldog
Accounting systems: investIgations: audits-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-06
AcCoUNTANTs-certiaea Public

PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLS. 154l Steinrr
St; past Commander Thomas Post. g. A. Z.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
suMMERs-vAUeHN.


Sunday evening, the 9Th inst. at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Vaughn in North Durango,
quiet wedding took place, only i'm
mediate friends being present. The
groom. Mr.. j. F. Summers, is well and
favorably known in Durango. For
several years he has held responsible
position at the smelter as one of the
engineers in charge of the great sta
tionary engines and electrical machin-
cry. The bride. Miss r. Edna Vaughn,
has become acquainted in many Du-
range families, and is highly respect
ed as young business woman, ac-
complished, conscientious and pleas
ing In her vocation, dressmaking. The
ceremony was conducted by Rev. John
c. Hay of the Christian church, and
included an impressive ring feature
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers took posses
sion at once of the cozy cottage taste
fully furnished by the groom at 1145
Second avenue. They will have the
congratulations of large circle OF
friends in Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
THE STATE FAIR.

Pueblo is making extensive arrange
ments for the entertainment of Wis
itors to-the state fair the coming week
September 14th to the 19th-and Du-
range people attending the state con
vention in Denver should by all means
make 1t point to stop off couple of
days at least and visit the fair. The
agricultural and horticultural exhibits,
as well as live stock, etc. promises to
be exceptionally fine, and the apuse-
ment program is one that cannot help
but please. The Herald scribe is go
ing to take in this fair unless some
thing unusually unforeseen circum-
stance prevents, and we feel assured
of being well entertained We men
toned delegates to Denver because
they will be able to leave Denver In
the morning and really be out little
time. And those who can will find tine
visit to Pueblo well worth the time
and money.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
THE NEW COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

DR.. w. w. McEwen Will make the
Republicans an able county chairman.
He is In every way qualified-experi-
ence, honesty and clean insight In
politics. The doctor will surround
himself with good working campaign
committee and with clean nominees
there should be splendid showing
on election day.
The retiring chairman. B. w. Rit-
ter, is to be congratulated upon his
administration. Under his guidance
the county gave Republican majority
for the state ticket, also for Congress
man Hoggott, elected T. c. Graden
to the legislature, the first Republican
to hold this position since the slump
in 1890, also several of the county
Ulcers. Mr.. Ritter worked without
action and for the interests OF the
entire party and we believe DR.. Fol
som will follow suit.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
Total

Primaries for the selection of dele
gates to said convention shall be held
in the various precincts on September
26; the primaries in precincts Nos. 10
and IL to be held between the hours
Of 2 o'clock p. IN. and 3 o'clock p. m. /;
all other country precincts the ori-
maries shall be held between the hours
of o'clock p. m. and o'clock p. m. !;
except in precinct No. 20, where
the primaries will be held between
the hours of / and 2 o'clock D. m !;
in all precincts in the city of Durango
the primaries shall be held between
the hours OF O'Clock D. m. and 8
o'clock p. m.
Except as hereinafter specified, pri-
maries shall be held In all precincts
at the usual voting place In said pre-
cinct.
In precinct No. 1 primaries shall be
held at the first house north of the old
Baird house.
In precinct No. 3 primaries shall be
held at the Hermosa school house.
In precinct No. Z primaries shall be
held at the Sponsel sawmill.
In precinct No. 8, Durango, pr,.
maries shall be held at the barn, cor.
ner of Seventh street and Second ave
nue..
In precinct No. IL. primaries shall
be held at the Bailey and Hopkins
store in Hesperus.
In precinct No. IL. Durango, prt
maries shall be held In 131 Ninth
street.
In precinct No. IA, primaries shall
be held at the Isgar store building
Precinct No. IT. Durango. primariea
shall be held at 1893 Fifth avenue,
the home of Mrs. Wyatt
In precinct No. 20, primaries shall
be held in the Red Mesa school house
In precinct No. % the. primaries
shall be held at the school house in
Allison
In precinct No. % the primaries
shall be held at the school house at
Perins.
All tickets to be voted at any pri-
mary shall be posted at the polling
place at or prior to the opening of the
polls. In all cases the precinct COM
mitteemen shall have charge of the
primaries and act as Judges. Judges
Will please send to the chairman,
promptly on close Of primaries. the
credentials for delegates from their
precinct.
DIR. w. w. McEWEN. Chairman.
GEO. w. MOODY. Secretary.
Durango. September Is. 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
THE DENVER SCRAP.

A large majority of the outside coun-
ties are steering clear Of the Denver
Republican scrap. But 1t will require
wisdom In handling the situation when
the state convention convenes. How
ever, the sensible thing is for the
Denver Republicans to get together
and settle their own differences 80 that
Republicans can go into convention
with a united party.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-10
Passed Examination successfully

James Donahue. New Britain, Conn.,.
writes: Il tried several kidney RENE
dies. and was treated by our best ply
sicians for diabetes, but did not i'm
prove until took Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. After the second bottle showed
improvement, and five bottles cured
me completely. have since passed
a rigid examination for life insurance
Foley's Kidney Remedy cures back
ache and all forms of kidney and blad-
der trouble. G. E. Tiffany. Jr.