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The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
HORSESHOE WINS
HE|RESSF0RsM|THY
TAKING FATHERS HORSE TO
SHOP, GIRL FALLS IN LOVE
WITH YOUTH.

SPOKANE, Aug. 25.--Lyle T. Care
esen. the young first mate OF Charles
Siaiey's ho-seshoeing parlors, 422
Mnlrave., is convinced horseshLos are
'ncky He has returned this verdict
because il was a young woman quest
Tor norsesh jes which made him the
happitsi man in the world L was
only few DAYS since that she con.
aHtcd 20 allow him To provide shoes
for her, Us well as her. horse. In the
Cameron took out a license TO wed
Miss Edna West. Il, and now. as the
husband expresses it. they are "driv-
Tag q tandem fer life. :,
Whether | build house or rent
one. said Cameron one prominent
feature OF the interior decorations
will be horseshoes. Wherever one
looks am going TO have a good luck
sign just to do the thing up right
think I'll have all the doors and
windows fashioned in the shape OF
horseshoes"
II was while Staleys stalwart smith
was hammering away on an anvil back
in Virginia, Mimi. year ago that his
eyes first encountered those of Miss
West daughter Of n rich resident OF
the mining town. While she was driv-
ing one OF her fathers high steppers
about town one summers day the
horse threw a shoe She drove into
CameFeH,s shop to have It replaced
Cameron did the job up to the
queens taste, at least she smilingly
SIND r WIS All rfgfTt. ffITy- rxcraTrg=
ed significant glances when she left
Then and there the courtship com.
menced.
She was fair to look upon Gamer
on's brown eyes and broad shoulders
looked good to her.
Cameron became ambitious. He
longed TO be making about twice as
much money as his trade was then
netting. Hearing of a good opening
in Spokane. where people pay more
for horseshoeing. Cameron came west.
but not until he had arrived at an
understanding with Miss West.
She said She was willing TO do
team work with me as long as il was
horse apiece explained Cameron,
so when | wired her 10 come on she
WAS ready for the bell and she-eame
down the stretch on the North Coast
limited without a break. was wait
ing at the depot when she crossed the
tape. and We decided to double up as
soon as possible She's the finest
girl that ever stepped into shoe leath-
err, and | didn't Keep her waiting az
the church, yo" can bet on that"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Charles MeSweeney, drunk, did not
appear.
James Hickey, drunk; sentence sus-
pended
William Cosgroye. begging did not
appear
John Gatery. begging did not APP
pear.
Joseph Zewuski. drunk: S. or so days.
Henry StOmmel. drunk. 50 or - days.
Joseph WOska, drunk; sentence sus-
pended
William Ston. drunk. sentence sus-
pended
Iudson Craudell. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
John Crandoll drunk, sentence sus-
pended
Frsderlck Burns. disturbing the
peace. $40 or so days.
Edward Churland. disturbing tho
peace: sentence suspended.
George Webber. disturbing the peace
discharged
Louis Kupski. disordcrly conduct
$50 or 30 days.
Edward smith. disturbing tho peace
adiourned TO Aug. 26.
John Wilson. disturbing the peace;
sentence appended.
Mary Higgins drunk, 30 days in tho
House OF Correction.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
AGAINST
j. s. SUPERVISION
OF INSURANCE
PRESIDENT OF STATE COMMITS.
sloNERs ASSOCIATION. SAYS
PRESENT ARRANGEMENT Is
Better.

4 strong stand agauct nationa. SUD-
ervision OF Insurance companies was
taken by President Rcau r. Folk IN
ms address to the convention II in
surance commit 5sioner- IN The Ho'ci
Pontchartrain Tues ay morning.
Twenty-Five statcs are represented BIZ
fl delegates and the convention groni- A..
isos TO be a very Interesting cle.
Jas V. Barry, Michigan state ia.
slrance commissioner, was on nard 4
to welcome All delegates aud look az
or arrangement
In his specct President Fois de-
cltred that tue proposition 60 certra.-
he Insurance slpervi ION by making (.
81 me duty cf 4 national bGreau vas
K okCd upon with alarm by mans who :
understood the g,tuutiJn The later
ests OF the qOlicyhgldci ne believed -
be more properly so5seiScd II 40 con- +
miss,oners a. es many sfaies are
watching the companies than hey
woui De s. bur one -et OF cte1 were
turncl Upon them
1he purpose OF ,he insurance corr
in!sSIDNCF. he eXplIin2I is not 20 huI
ass the insurance companies, 3ui &C
=.
equal Justice 10 all concerned.
"Whstever good could be done by
a national inspection can be as well =
accomplished by the delegates present Z
in this gathering he said.
Uniform blanks for all forms OF
policies, life. fire and accident were
recommended by President Folk. and
he took occasion TO compliment the
dnc system of uniform blanks adopt =
icy by New York state.
William c. Maybnry spoke in hs-
half of Gov. Warner, dealing chiehy
with the history of Detroit and turn =
ing his eloquence to the hospitality :,
proffered by the city. As. MIR. MAY x
bury is president of an Insurance. =
company. he was received as one par :
ticularly interested in the convention. !.
Mai. Walter II. Barlow spoke in place
of Mayor Thompson.
The address in reply was made ny j
Commissioner John \. llarusan, OF (
Minnesota.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
NJ arrlagc Licenses

Frank Newman. u. Haze Neither
Geld. -
Peter Wolnez. 81 Lizzie Kraminsky
- 'tf-TttfIUTU y tfeTrtck, - Rosa ftahr,
Louis Dvorak. 22 Grace = Knpat-
rick. 30
. Anthony $. petz q. Josephine
Becker 22.
VIM. II <cmnitz. 20 Amanda *
Newman -
Fred Holman. g.. cleveland, Emma
Nicnauer a. same
John T.. coylc. %, Rose G McGovcrn,
Anthony A. Groth 25; Rose Labcnd-
2ka. u
John 4. Ohoriescn. 3D. Detroit. AG-
gusta NJ Airps. 80. WcStphalia.
oliver II. Urauhart. % Chicago,
Alicc l.. Mcador 10. Wyandotte.
Richard Schcrf. 20 Mary Narckholz
n
otto Iaft %. Augusta Kromic. 81.
john g. Monroe, 81. Youngstown. o.;
Mabel " Miller o. Fort Wayne. Ind
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
d. E D

BELL Aug % 1905 John Belz. al res f.
idence. Royal oak. beloved HUSBAND
ot Lena agod IS years. Funeral
Wednesday as / 80 from residence.
and o'clock from German Lutheran
church.
COIl,MAN-At his residence. 2sG rit-
tecnti ST., Martin -. beloved son 0f
the late Thomas and Susan Coleman
ard brother Of Maurice. Jerry. susan
and clara Funeral Wednesday. $50
m. St Vincent church
COOPER % 1905. at her resi-.
dencc. 9sS Rvard-st., Annie. beloved
wife OF the late Joseph Cooper. and
mother Of liAgh, Joseph aud Edwar,
GdnIer. Mrs a NJ q Doll Mr. g Y
Miller, and Mrs =. q Dupont Mem
her of Vida hive. 80. 500 l. o r
NJ Funeral from residence Wcdncs-
day, Aug 2G ~ . y. in
KNIGHT Arg. -. 1905 az her home
30, B1rucd-st east Emma. beloved
wife Of the late william Knight No
ticc Of funeral LATER
Leroy 81 1905. at the residences
Of Mrs -. ". blair. PTS Iiancock-aNe
west. lIclen Eliza I.oRoY. in her sob
NVaF. r TIrfai .aCrTTCry fTOm house
Thursday at D. m
MESSMORE-Au ~. at Grace hos.
pital. Albert = Mcssmore aged a.
wears. beloved son OF KARI and tho
hate Albert Mcssmore. Burial NJ
Armada, Mich.
MARTIN Aug. - william \. Martin.
Louise Martin. and father Of Artht..
Ella, William Edgar and Edna Mar
rim Funeral Wednesday. Aug 20.
from residence 1892 Frederick 1T
30 and AZ salem church. cor Mack
and Chcne at y. M. STANDARD
SCHrLTHEIS- Aug Q. 1908 At his rcs-
idencc. 2aG Cbegtnut-st. Philip be-
loved husband OF Fmeiic Schulthcis.
nee Zicsse. and dearly beloved fathr.
~ Mrs W Iiesse Atrs Ottd Franz
Mrs Dennis Bush. carr and Florence
Schulthcis. a~ed IS years Funeral
from daughters residence. Mrs -
Franz. TS3 Leland st. Wednesday. ,
~
sIIAYy-Auc -. ICES, Panlnc shay.
aI-I-aa.- ~
p 49,. from residence ,A OF Charlcs
Cenutr 800 Fischcr.avc
WHfTEtET.p-Af his residence. az Syl.
van Lake. at G.30 y. M. Monday. Aug
% william T. Whitfield Notice 81
funeral later
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
THROUGH TWO RIVERS
AND ACROSS TWO LAKES

An 8oo-mile all he way by
water trip to Toronto for only
S5.6s round trip. Just think Of
il. Leave via d. & B. Line
daily from August 9th q
September roth. Tickets good
returning until SeptenherL 4th-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
CURRENT PALAYER
Ut The POLITICIANS

Republican meetings Tuesday even
ing will be held at No. 500 Gratict-aye
and No. SIS Seyenteenth-st
meeting Of colored Republicans
VIII be held Friday evening m Con
cordia hall Most OF the candidates
will speak, including GOV Warner and
HOralio = Earle
Dennis r Award. secretary OF the
state central committee. has OF ene1
state Republican headquarters IN the
Ford building. Nicholas Mholan. OF
Holland, will have charge OF the
speakers bureau.
Norris Holster is in the running
again for the Republican nomiGation
for sheriff and has his banners up in
a number OF places. Max Allor. for
mer Dailiff in the federal court, y also
out Tor the- same nomination.
New aspirants for legislative honors
are II. w Wagner, a. f. l<ieinow,
c. T.. Pokorny, Charles ". Austin,
John A. Grantzinger, t. e. McCiement,
Cameron A. Brown Austin is = street
railway man who has come near win
ming twice.
bitter arragpment OF the Non
Partisan Voters league as an alias II
the Municipal league is made Dy The
Detroit StadtveTSand IN circular |,
Is caai ged that the league has tried
10 defeat good lnen because If the
-leEsQAAI- likes IL dlSlLez- ~ intLe ntls |
members
jUi-,r X ATrffut, wfI0 WIS ~ fer
time IN Boston while away on legal
business, h3s returned &c Detroit and
10 prosecuting his campaign fer the
uJr-I-uattUu for senator III the Fourth
district with vigor His friends have
a fine organization and expect to have
two or more representatives al every
booth ali the time during the three
days OF registration.
Sam W. Burroughs Is the only Dem
ocrat who has entered yet for county
Office. He was prosecuting attorney
once before and expects 10 make a
good run James " Cunningham for
county auditor and Victor Gnau for
register OF deeds seem the only other
certainties on that side. A half dozen
men would like TO run for sheriff. but
they are holding back until Judge Con-
molly and the other leaders in the To-
cal Democracy pick the strongest pos
sible ticket. There is possibility
that Campau Democrats Will run
asefsat=4h s=GaA ft,.s==e,.,t..=s,e
two places but thatw Ill not be known
until Thursday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
War Veterans to Hold Reunion

Company | Spanish War Veterans
will hold its first annual reunion on
Belle Isle Wednesday afternoon An
interesting program has been afrans-
ed aud prizes Will De awarded IA ate
letic contests
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

BOYS
WlIam Graz. a!9 Mullctt.
frank carney. 341 Kirby
Ernesi Eomska, tl5o Twenty fourth.
simon kilkmann. 32i Macomb.
Harry Cirkln. l95 Napoleon.
W0kcr schmidt 1900 Dubois
Thomas Cooper, I lj3 Mcclellan
john NlCba. asa Grandy
fottft fzr-wfs @tt titutuu.
Anthony SMELL 2ol Brady tboy ana
gitb,
GIRLS
Abort Clynck. 1852 Twenty-third.'
+ TIUk .SCFINflE, III NNImDTIIN
Charles Tlc0ermaun. 2O9 Fourth
Clarence. I.amaOn. 1908 Wabash.
-ti-ufgc GriN. 239 Champlalu
Joseph Jollicouer. 6Gj Springwells
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

now receive the Endorsement OF every
one but the 'Immortals and Boxers
Will be embodied into Jaws without
contest"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Ny wigs and Toupees are we'll made
and natural There are no better. My
Hair Goods are the very best, work
manship cannot be surpassed. The eN-
cellence and superior quality OF my
Hair Goods, combined with my reason
able prices. system OF manufa curing
fUry7 ytUCfSS 10 sCtcCr-frUTI1, Hr1d- hon
est. courteous treatment 10 every GUS
toner. is thu reason why | have re-
manned IL my present store 20 years
past
| also make Hair Jewelry and Device
Work Names made OF Hair on Glass
and Pearl
Hair Goods wholesale and retail
VIM. A. HAlNES,
&c Grand Rivera cor. Bagiey.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

But both the theater in New York
and the one in Paris. said Mr.. Cor.
ey. will be private thcaters. Their
purpose is as much charitable one
as merely social
Il make this confirmation of what
was merely rumor before. because
don't want the rumors TO become fool
ish could not verify the rumors
before because my plans were too
vague Now they are a little mora
definite"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MABELLE COREY TO
BUILD TWO THEATERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 Mrs. VIM.
Ellis Corey. formerly Nabele Gilman.
reached New York today from Paris.
whore she has been studying operatic
roles under Jean DE Reszke and an
nounced positively thai she was about
10 build a theater OF her own in New
YORK. and also one in the French cap.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
BLACKS ENDORSEMENT
DISRUPTING UNIONS

MUSHROOM. Mich. Aug. % tSpa-
cialD-A serious spill. is thrc itened
In the ranks of Muskegon's Trades
and Habef- council. because Tie un-
ions have Endorsed CHas VI ff-tt33ii;tt-i ss.
Muskegon city delegate to the con
CON for sheriff. Blacks Endorsement.
II IS said. was showed through when
some OF the leaders OF the part were
not present and the older men who
nave built up the union promise 20
drop their affilation II the matter B.,
not remedied
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Marriage is on the decrease ia
England, and the Throne says very
seriously and earnestly that il is be.
Causr OF the sUffrTyrrrC -r--it-- II rom
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MONEY 40 ioaN.

"'f1f 80 stOtNs
Want Money!
TO TO E PAy F FENF2
TO BUILD Up YOUR BUSINESS.
TO TAKE A SHORT VACATION, or
TO PAY GROCERY OR OTHER
TO PAY THE FURNITURE MAN
TO SQUARE UP THAT OLD LOAN
And get more money? Wen let yoI
have any sum you want on short
We loan $40 and up. Just call and
sec the man at
THE OLD RELIABLE"
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co..
Q MoGraw Bldg, r4o Griswold.
Money Loaned 10 Working
People on Plain Note
No mortgage. no assignment Rates
helt loan companies charges. SAY
rNGS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. FIVE
PER CENT T"TERsT PAID.
BURKHART,
-,Il@aiA- nani-Ar- -McGIar- 1i-iG-
MONEY TO LOAN
NJ security. or indorseL reqnlred.
DETROIT LOAN 4 Trust CO.
look for electric Sign. second floor
Hours, 70 S. daily. Take stairs.
MONEY TO LOAN to saiaried en-
ployes. or TO those who are keeping
house: 70 security wanted. one
half the rate Of big advertisers. Cal!
and see.
NNlPRTCAN LOAN CO,
Hl CHAMBER or COMMERCE. BLDG
FOR sAIE--REsIDENCE PROPERTY !.
Mex INSTRY--Near Dix, 9-room mod
crn house. at great bargain; must be
sold, can be had on easy terms. Come
and make us an offer.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & co.
Both phones 3l5. 90 Griswold-st
ron sALE--NIsCELLANE
-------------------------
big load kindling wood. 81 so. hard
u, lump. si5O Tor Kitchen stoves
aud Laundry. Houghten- Frencn
-. coal 20. Both phones.
tainS. bought sold and repaired ,icO.
Malsh n 20. Farner-st.
GAS RANGE. i've burners, two ovens
m VUTTTTTrTUTTS1 fTHvtHB tOWHI CdfI
before Aug. - 6Sf Hudson.
WANTED. cor Mich ana ith, TO fur
nish rooms complete. 81 week. sum-
ner Co.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES-Wo
supply new and second hand tables
on easy terms. Also do all repairing
and furnish supplies AT lowest prices.
cali and inspect our show room or
write for catalogue: established 81
years. The Schulenburg Mfg. Co. 9S
F.auuoiDh-st.. Detroit.
PICYCLE BARGAINS National road
Star. guaranteed so cleveland race.
80, PIERCE cushion frame. $3.50.
bargain. other good slightly used
wheels from 81 up. \ call will con
vince YOU that these are genuine
bargains. Tires si95 each Agent
for Reading standard Motor Cycles.
John -. Trossel G63 Michigan ave.
-4.4+- t-t4fttl AA-44st
----.-----.@-----s---
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
81 "a. - ~ - 1r a.
,,,bs 1iha EntYOi ha,s Aaays llcgi,
mature EzHzZzZI/
Grand Trunk Railway System, Friday.
- Aug -MortheEn- Michigan : "

Return Limit Sept. Z. City Ticket
Once 124 Wootward-ave.. phone
n. 20
one OF the first things an art stu
dcnl sAouTd 1eaTN 10 0FdW Is 1TE OWL
conclusions
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MONEY TO LOAN
FoR sALE-REsIpENcE pnopERr,

Mex INSTRN --Near Dix, Groom mod
ern house at a great bargain; must be
sold. can be had on easy terms. Come
and make us nm offer.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY < co,
Both phones 3l5 90 GriswOld-st
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
Rates Tor Line:
Advertise a4eAfttss

The Times cannot guarantee eo-
curaey or assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any klud occurring in tels
phone advertisements
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A big load kindling wood. $3.50. hard
wood. 81; blocks, s. IS; economy nut
VI TumD. Won Tor kitchcn stoves
aud laundry. Houghten- Frencn
Coal Co.-Bolh phones.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word sacn insertion. stx
words or fraction thereof TO the line
cash In advance. No advertisements
Of less than two lines taken: six inser-
tons maze FOR the price or tive when
cash Ia paid
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

None Loaned 70 Working
People on Plain Note
No mortgage. no assignment Rates
hair loan companies charges. saw
rNGS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. FIVE
PER CENT T.TERST PAID.
BIfRKHART,
r1,i nn,frnr Mo rnru mig
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Republican meetings Tuesday even
ing will be held at No. $50 Gratictaye.
and No. SIS Seyenteenth-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Norris Holster is in the running
again for the Republican nomination
for sheriff and has his banners up in
number OF places. Max Allor for
mer Oailiff in the federal court, - also
out FOR The same nomination.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Dennis r Award. secretary OF the
state central committee. has oTene1
state Republican headquarters IN the
Ford building. Nicholas Mhclan. OF
Holland, will have charge OF the
speakers bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-21
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE
John A. Hamlin, Chicago Theatrical
Man, Dead.

John A. Hamlin, the founder of
Wizard OIL a theatrical manager
known throughout the country and the
owner of the Grand opera house at
Chicago, died at his home at the Vir-
ginia hotel In that city last night at
Z O'Clock, at the age of H. He was
formerly frequent visitor in Rock
Island. Mr.. Hamlin began his bust
ness career as commercial traveller,
and in 1859 established in the patent
medicine business as founder of Ham
Inns Wizard oil, of which he remained
head and president until his death.
He started the business in Cincinnati,
and in 1861 he came to Chicago to
develop 1t. He made fortune out of
the business and at the time OF his
death was wealthy After Chicago's
big fire in 1871 Mr.. Hamlin built Ham
Inns theater. which is<now the Grand
opera house. of which he was the sole
proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-21
FRUIT GROWERS
OF COUNTY MEET
Informally Discuss Organization to
Help Find Market for Sur
plus Products.

1t is likely that fruit growers as
ISOLATION covering the county will re-
suit from a meeting held at the B.
Rachman store on Twelfth street and
Seventh avenue last evening. A num-
Der of growers from South Rock Is
land and South Moline met and infor-
mally talked over the situation, the
meeting being the second one with
that end in view, previous one hav-
ing been held in South Moline. 1t
was brought. out last evening that
home growers more than supply the
local market during the harvest sea
son and an organization which will
aid in finding markets abroad will be
mutually beneficial. Another meeting
VIII be held in the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-21

Members of the association agree to
report promptly all delinquent bills
to the credit department of the asso
citation, so that each signer of the
agreement may be properly protected.
Wins Gold Medal.-Daniel Joseph
Ryan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w.
Ryan, 900 Farnam street, was award
ed the decision of the judges, in the
day evening at ST Ambrose college
as the winner of the gold medal pre-
sented by the bishop to the student
who is declared to be the best
speaker of the competition. The
young mans delivery, voice, express
effective and the selection which he
delivered was a story full of pathos
and interest.
Makes Strong Point.-The defense
in the $4,000 damage case of Annie
Arp, Administrative of the estate of
Johannes Arp, VS.. Drs. Hageboeck,
Halter and Meyhaus, known as the
sponge case" claims to have gotten
at the very heart of the case by elicit
ing evidence at yesterday sessions to
the effect that Immediately after the
first operation when it is claimed that
DR.. Hageboeck left the gauze sponge
in the abdomen, DR.. Hageboeck told
John Bargman that the operation was
for appendicitis, but that he did not
get the appendix. The evidence
tended to show that there was a great
amount of pus removed and that the
operation removed the pus. In order
for the laity to understand the value
of this point. which the defense
claims is exceedingly strong. it is nee
essary to accept medical authority on
the subject. Physicians claim that If
a sponge was left in an abdominal
cavity i'm which were pus, that the
wound would never heal, and it was
shown by the evidence that the wound
healed up completely in several
months. By this point of evidence
given by John Bargman the defense
asserts that if the appendix was not
removed and there was pus in the
abdomen, the sponge would never
have remained in the cavity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-21
NEWS OF THE NEIGI1BORS

and early disorganization of the move
ment.
Scores of officials who have come
from other cities TO learn 1.-THE Denver
way" go back satisfied that citizens
here have found the only true remedy
for partisan pickering and petty rival
ries among those who work for the
citys good. The Denver method is,
expressed briefly, keep something go
ing all the time Then nobody has
time to complain, criticise or protest
against the work of his neighbor until
the thing is accomplished and what
ever criticism comes then is too late
to deprive the city of the fruit of the
well-directed effort.
Denver has a chamber of commerce
that believes, above all things. in get
ting results. All it's municipal affairs
are arranged so that the city viii get
the most for the dollars it spends and
it makes no difference what mans
politics is if he makes good The
president of the chamber of commerce
is expected to do a full days work.
The secretary is required to match
this and also to keep a force of en-
ployes up to their eyes in detail work
that he cannot take time for himself.
! Thousands of letters are written every
week, thousands of visitors are shown
the good points of the city, thousands
of citizens are reminded of the work
that is waiting for them to do outside
of their regular business hours-in
short, the chamber of commerce in
Denver keeps the enterprise of the
city at fever heat all the time. The
day is considered poorly spent that
does not see some new idea born for
the betterment of Denver or some
good work accomplished for the great
err fame of the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-21
Act Quickly.

Delay Has Been Dangerous in Rock
Island.
Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in times of danger.
Backache is kidney danger
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid
ney ills.
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Charles Greves of 1929 Third ave-
nue., Moline. ILL.,, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have been in my family on sew
eral occasions. My wife suffered some
time with severe backaches caused by
disordered condition of the kidneys
and have been troubled in the same
way, the pains across my loins at
times being almost unbearable. Since
learning of Doan's Kidney Pills. how
ever, these backaches and kidney dis
arrangements are thing of the past.
l made statement some years ago
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills,
and | repeat that Doan's Kidney Pills
are all that they are represented to be
and sure cure and safe cure for kid
ney disease"
Plenty more proof like this from
Rock Island people Call at Harper
House pharmacy and ask what Gus
toners report.
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents. Foster Milburn company. Buf
/falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.