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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-20
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0Fgs CABINET
NANQ BY TAFT
DAVID r. FoRoA cHlcAeo,
WILL LIKELY BE RY
or The rREAs
.Masco7 sla>ed for War Porsfoli5ysNil- :
son - Remain as Secretary Of
Agriculture, ana Hitchcock
POSTMASTER General.
Masoa7 sla>sd for War Ponfoi's@Hi

Wash;ng ngeon. Dec. 9--Notwithstand-
Inc the announcement from Augusta
tnaJ Mrron I. Herrick would be Taft's
secretary OF the treasury it is be-
!ieved here ihat David Z. Forgan. Of
Chicago sill i3e named Ferean did
great wcrk during the recent panic,
ayertias . sank crash in Chicago.
q 9lactieally conceded thar Sec
retasy Vilsen N2il remain as seere-
terT pf agriculture. ANA Hitchcock
wiz again ha postmaster general Gov
erao General Alagoon OF CUBA prob
ably will be secretary OF war
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Handsome Stock
AT Rofhschiid's s

This jewelry store would do JUS
tice to amy city OF hundred thousand
population" said prom nent drum
mer yesterday afternoon as he stood
in front OF Abe Rothschild's and view
ed the handsome store, the large and
Varied line of goods. the cut glass,
diamonds. watches, and in tact every
sthing taat' can be found IN any jewelry
store
1t is fact that Mr. Rothschlld has
this season purchased one OF the larg-
est lines OF jewelry ever carried in a
Georgia jewelry store. not even ex-
Guiding Atlanta. Savannah, or any
Tae Other larger cities. He d
endeayored 10 make it possible for the
people of Brunswick to purchase any
cling ia the way OF jewelry at home,
and he has succeeded Not only is
he carrying in stock everything that
any cne may desire, but he is selling
the articles at reasonable prices.
lir Rothschild's line of diamonds is
something gorgeous lie has them from
the smallest chip to the thousand
dollar stone, set in rings, watches,
bracelets, cuff buttons. pins. Knives,
ard every other imaginable piece of
jewelrs that can be set with diamonds
1t is q joy to so to bis store and look
over these sparkling gems.
If Christmas giver is in doubt as
TO what TO purchase fer a friend,
member Of his family or anyone else,
ne has only TO visit this store. Cour-
teous clerks will gladly show you
about, exhibit the large line of goods
and tre5t you we'll whether you make
= purchase or not But ii you are un-
decided. Mr. Rothschild is sure he
can show you something that will be
appropriate ana acceptable.
In the line of cut glass he has ev-
erything: in pocket books and hand
bags re has an assortment to select
from that Is sure to please you. in
watches. pins. Of any kind. he has a
selection never before seen in Bruns-
wick. In the silverware line he can
suit you with any article for the table
n sideboard II it is jewelry novelty
that YOU want he has line to select
from that is enormous.
As matter Of fact Mr.. Rothschild
has a general line that IS so large
hat It would take columns to enunl-
crate each and every kind Of article.
His store is filed with Christmas
goods and new things are arriving ev-
cry day. He is determined to have
anything that purchaser may de-
ire in his line.
Mr. Rothschild is also making
feature of his engraving this year,
having secured the services of an ex-
pert engrayer, and every article pur-
sfsssR him viii be engraved
fuch can be said about this
5wn 5yEeler: He has the stock,
hisss9Sces ar Reasonable. his goods
the best. and he is doing the bus
mess.
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BRITISH FLEET EXPECTED
Persistent Samor5 at Panama IT Ar
rival Of Thjr,V Warsl,lns

Persistent Sunnor5 at Panama IF Ar
rival Of thirty Warships.
Panama, Dec Persistent rnmors
mors are current here hat British
flying squadron Of thirty warships,
their officers and crews numbering
10000 men. win arrive here about
the middle Of January and remain sew
cral days, The rumors are exciting
considerable interest
The cruiser Shearwater which ar
rived here at fhe same time as the
American squadron, is the first British
warship to visit Panama in many
months. II the British ships come
here they will receive a hearty well
come fro mthe officials and people Of
Panama.
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TRADE RAPIDLY INCREASING.
zefmenovtz Dry Goods Store Always
Crowded.

Crowded
People who are frequently on New
castle street cannot fail 70 observe the
activity which IS constantly noticeable
in Zelmenoyitz's dry goods store
There is hardly a moment during the
trade hours of the day that customers
are not waiting for attention at this
store. The proprietor stated Yesterday
to quite a crowd Of customers that
his business had been unusually good
during the entire season
Mr. zelmenoyitz is not making any
special bargain sales for the holiday
trade. but will continue the low prices
that prevail during his bargain sale.
and all lines Of staples and fancy Goods
during next week. His stock Of Xmas
goods is all in and can show many
new novelties in that line.
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k!ERAN PREPARED TO BE
PURCHASING AGENT

New York. Dec. l9.-That Patrick,
Kt"an. the fugitive president of the
Fidelity Funding company had plan
ned to become the purchasing agent Of
the Catholic church in America, was
le2rred today through an examination
of h.S papers by Receiver Gillroy.
Tire importing Purchasing Com
pany' was the title of Kieran's side
line incorporated in Albany. N. Y,
in October.
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MEN MUST ALWAYS PAY.
Interesting Court Decision Regarding
Engaged Couples.

Los Angeles, Cat, Dec. l9-The
court decided today that Ii girl paya
the incidental expenses of courtship
and the man fails to marry her she
can collect what she has spent.
Mrs. Jones, young widow, sued
Emil Fernholtz, for $3.50 for money
spent in entertainments when he
courted her. She produced a diary
containing itemized accounts of all ex-
penses Fernholtz did not deny ex-
nenees, but said she spent money and
he didn't get it. The court held him
liable for the full amount.
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A Pretty Actress
Was Found Shot

Chicago, Dec. Walter Ecker
sail, a former football star OF the
University OF Chicago, is aiding the
police in search for two men who
were seen With Margaret Weiswell,
a pretty actress known as Peggy
Perry" few hours before she was
found in her room shot and fatally
wounded
Eckersall is close friend of tha girl
and has Interested himself in the
oase.
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COL. TAYLOR
TOLD HIS STORY
ne IDENTIFIED ONE or THE
NIGHT RIDERS WHO MUIR
DERED CAPT. RANKIN.

Union CITY Tenn, Dec t9.-col r,
z. Taylor, who narrowly escaped death
a tFe Lands Of the night riders on the
nigh, captaia Quentin Rankin was
killed, toGa3 told his story 10 the
jdrf ana positively identified Fred
Finich Cne cf the eight defendants
on trial as being in the mob. He
vas also 0! the opinion that Arthur
Gloar MAS trp oi the sang.
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BoNAPARTE MAY
PROSECUTE NEWSPAPERS

Washington, Dec. 19--Attorney Cen
eral Bonaparte. after a conference
with the president. announced toda,
that Deputy johnson has still unde
consideration the question of prose
cutting the newspapers whonl the pres
ident considers guilty of criminal libe'
in connection with the publication re
garding the Psnama canal purchase.
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ERYAN is OUT OF 1T.
DECLARES CHAIRMAN MACK

New York Dec. IS. Norman 3IacE
Chairman OF the democratic national
ccmmttee, today declared that there
was r. probability OF Mr. Bryan beng
candidate for president In 1872 HI
sad there vas no use in diseassing
him
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MILLIONAIRE WANTS TO v
BE A THEATRICAL. MAN

Los Angeies. Dec. l9.-To learn the
theatrical business. E. II. Rroster. a
millionaire associate OF Charles NJ.
Schwab, has taken position as ticket
seller at Belasco theatre in this city.
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COULD HAVE REMAINED
IN THE AIR iNDEFlNlTELy Y

Lemans. France, Dec. ls.-"I could
have remained in the air indefinitely"
said Wilbur Wright today, referring
to his flight OF two hours yesterday
had not grown hungry
4 feel sure OF winning the Mich
cling prize for the longest flight, Mr.
Wright continued.
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Vox PUPuLi ESTABLISHED
ANEW WORLDS RECORD

Santa Anita Race Track, Cal. Der
19--Yox Populi hing Up the worlds
record Of 1.5O fiat when he won the
Golden State handicap, one and one
eighth miles. The previous record was
1.J0 1-5.
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HERE'S ANOTHER GIRL WHO
SAYS PRESIDENT DID /

Chicago, Dec. l9-syiss Hazel
Reitzch, Of Rockford, Ills, one Of the
riding party of girls from F'orest
Glenn Seminary, when President
Roosevelt struck the horse Of one az
the girls because she, rode ahead og
him, today confirmed the story. sae
would not state whose horse the PRES
ident struck
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ouN5oAT FLoATED.
The Hist Was Not Damaged and Pro
ceeded 10 Charleston

Philadelphia, Dec. 1e.-The Unitsd
states gunboat Hist, which cleared
THURSDAY for Charleston, S. q. and
which grounded in the Delaware river
south of here yesterday. was aoatad
dIrlng the night. She was not dunn
aged and proceeded on her way.
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PRAYING FOR SNOW IN
ORDER TO GET WORK.

Berlin Dec. 19.-More than
5000 men and women are out
of employment in this city and
distress grows acute as winter
advances. Many people are
praying Tor a heavy snow in
order that the city will give
them employment on the street
force removing the snow Such
q condition has never before
existed here.
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TO DROP LIBEL CASE.
Gov. {. N. Haskell Won't Go Inso e5e
Courts Aoainst Newzn--a-

Courts Against Newspaper.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Dec l9. TIE
libel suits Instituted by Coy. c. Ii.
Haskell, of Oklahoma, publisher al taa
Muskoeee New State Tribune, against
Omar X. Benedict, editor Of the Ol1Ia-
homa City Times, are to be dismissed.
The suits We're brought BY the goYsr-
nc" during the late presidential cata-
paign for articles printed in The
Times regarding his alleged connec-
-tion with the oil trust.
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HUSBAND CAUSED HER
TO FORGE A CHECK.

New York, Dec. 19.-Mrs.
Marie ClapD, OF New Brauns-
fields. Texas. when afraigned
In court today Tor the forgery
OF $500 check. declared her
husband had given it TO her
while ne was under the infu-
ence OF drugs and liquor. when
he beat her and told her to
leave Texas. Her arrest was
maoe on complaint of County
Attorney Henna. OF New
Braunsfelds.
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y Gets
RUcT|0Ns
COLLECT TAX.
s., j..
k Fais fSthe 7rssen;
Sons ws.ae -.
nss All These
klIin9 to psx
sccuntv yes
r+ifcn+i,r N
fngbo Jar beer tag
III a1s parties who at any time
AugusAth. 1908. have sold near

The order also includes confederate
veterans and states that no ene IS
exempt and gives as authority the re-
Icent decision Of the suprelne court.
upholding TIE validity OF the law pass
ed by the legislature last summer
Ordinary Dart will now collect the
amount Of the tax from the dealers
d such as do not comply With the
w will have attachments served on
am by the sheriff and the deiinquents
be tried IN both evil end crimi-
20 cases.
1.-THE tax, which is now TO be coli
tted, is FOR the year 1908 only, and
the fun amount of the annual tax,
hs state has employed strong segai
ssel to prosecute any who neglect
Bpply with the orders Of the
koller- general.
khe following is a copy of Comp
ser-G General Wright's letter to or
hxies over the state:
Atlanta. Ca, Dec. II.
the OrdlnarleS or GeHrgla.
are hereby informed that the
4Aslne court of this state has up
Jeld the constitutionality of the
hear beer tax act approved septem-
ser 9Th, 1905
therefore instruct YOU to proceed
once 10 collect this tax from all
As. in yonE county. including con-
a>Feterans tno person being
who have engaged in the
that is known as near beer
9Th day of August, 1903.
NJ persons fail or refuse to
YOU are required to Issue
against them without de-
place them in the hands Of
of your county, with IN
0 collect said taxi Blank
we're mailed you from this
months ago-for use if
isssn deposits of checks
you pending the
forthwith collect
Btate treasurer,
IA of them TO this
gectfully,
William A. Wright.
Comptroller-Gene
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CLERKS NAME officers.
interesting Meeting of the Railway
Order Held Last Niqht

OTuef HeIu Ldst NI9Ht.
Brunswick. lodge. No 201. Brother
hood of Railway Clerks. held an In
teresting meeting in their hall last
night. at which took place the annual
election of officers, resulting as fol-
lows:
President. W. A. Dull; vice -presi-
dent. l.. Young: secreta.; and treas
ufer J. J. Coakley; executive board,
Il. Young. Guy Hackett. J. c. Gar
wood. This order is now in flourish
ing condition.
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Fruit Schooner IL

The fruit schooner Lady Shea is W.
ing at Enanuel's wharf, foot Of George
street, and has cargo Of CO.
coanuts, oranges, grapefruit, tomatoes,
etc, for sale at reasonable prices.
Capt. c. S. Pearee.
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scsRERs' SUCCESSFUL RAD.
They Rob Bank in Nebrasks ans
Escape

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 19.-Robha-s lAsg
night raided the State Bank Of Cs-
resco and overpowered q boy who
surprised them at work, demolishaH
tn vaults, secured $4,000 ard t
escaped.
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RED ROSE HAT FINS.
Deiamothe MetalIized Flowers Whict
Retain All Natural Beauty on
sale al c. ], Doerflinuer's

Retain All Natural Beauty on
Sale at c. J. Doerflinger's.
Delamothe Metallized Real Roso
Hat Pins are made out Of live roses
grown in Oregon and Washington
famous the world over for their beau
and superiority by a secret Iro.
cess have been changed inzo nefol
retaining all their natural osasty. lie.
ing made out Of real roses, there afe
no two alike. The genuine have the
name "Delamothe stamped on M
pin near the TOP.
These artistic adornnents are n
sale at G. . Doerfingers Tcsoli.
Store. SOC Gloucester stress.
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kusH BEGINS MONDAY.
Is are Expecting a Heavy
yRusiness This Week.

Business iris week.
G<there are many people in the
haye already purchased most
christmas presents and have
eurely stored away, the large
Fy have not as YET done any of
Shopping, Especially is this
If the men folks. who never go
Rrchase Christmas presents
kerry last minute.
the case the local mer-
expecting a great rush
from tomorrow morning
lfIfs Thursday the clerks, as
rs IN foprietors will exper-
- busy time OF 1t.
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GASOLINE EXPLOSION
CAUSED BIG PANIC

Chicago. Dec. 1s.-The explosion of
a gasoline stove in the Castle building
today caused panic in which scores
were injured, many seriously.
One man bled to death as re-
s,tIr
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fuch can be said about this
6wn 5yNeler; He has the stock,
hisS5&ces arr reasonable. his goods
the best. and he is doing the bus
mess.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
HLAckwooD.

The friends Of Miss Lola yaneman, Of
Blenheim, gave her delightful surprise
birthday party last Saturday evening in
honor Of her sixteenth birthday.
The Blackwuod basket ball team was de-
feated in the last game of the season last
Saturday evening in good game with the
Ramblers of Camden, by a score of 20 to
80 After the game John Morgan, manager
of the Blackwood team, gave the players a
supper There was also game between
boys from this place after the regular game.
Alice and Eva Jennings were oyer-Sun-
day visitors with their friend, Irene K.
Shuster, Of Camden.
Mrs. Josephine Wentz is on an extended
visit with her son, N. N. Wentz, Of Green
wich Pier.
Miss Olive L. Kircher entertained num-
Der Of her friends at her home on Central
ave. on last Saturday evening in honor OF
her birthday.
Everett the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Pratt, broke his arm Monday even
ing for the second time within year.
James Pine is very i'll at bis home OF
Central ave.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
pEDRlcKrowN.

William M. Burk has purchased Max
well runabout from w. ]. Hunt.
Clarence Jordan has moved into part OF
James Morrison's double house made va
cant by Mrs Deborah kille, who moved in
part of the house with her sister, Miss Viz
ginia Pedrick George Reymer Eoved into
the house made vacant by the death Of
Mrs Chas Harbert, George Hunt followed
Lewis Chew in Harry Justices house near
the cemetery.
Ebenezer Sparks, who has been confined
to his room by sickness for several weeks
still continues very i'll.
Albert Williamson in company with Wal
ter Williamson Of Camden, visited Wash
ington, d. c., and Baltimore, Md, part Of
last week.
An entertainments will be given in the
M e. Church on Thursday evening, April
9sh A singer and humoFist from dis.
tanee have been secured and an elocntioniss
will add to the evenings program.
The following officers were elected FOL
M E. Sunday school 20 serve for the ensu
ing year.-Sups, John Hertz, Jr; Assis.
SAINT. Albert Williamson; Treasurer, T. /.
Holson; Secy Miss Mildred Reymer; Assis-
tant, Charles Sparks; Librarian. Gilbert
Carney Assistant, Orville Parker; Osgauist,
Mrs Emma Sparks; Assistant, Mrs. Ella
Holton; Chorister, Rev. J E. Straw.
Warren Risner was unfortunate in having
his hot house burned one night recently
The second anniversary Of the dedication
of the Baptist Church will be celebrated
next Sunday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02

No matter what the crops or what the
prices, politics are going to be good next
Fall With President, Congress and al
most all the minor officials to elect, the
people are not going to find life dull, even
if Improbable, from financial stand
point
In this county, there were two candidates
for Senator last week-George W F. Gaunt,
and DR.. L. w. Halsey, while this week
there are three-Hon. William G.. Cattell
haying launched his boom. Now if a new
candidate comes ont every week, from now
till nominating time, just think of the
crop of JOY the people will be able to
harvest.
Last week there we're only few names
mentioned for Sheriff, this week there is
at last one more, in the person of that old
war horse Adon W Muller, Of Deptford.
Il may be honestly said Of this candidate
that be looks like a Sheriff ought to look,
be talks like Sheriff, and we would not
be at all surprised if he could run fast
enough TO be nominated for Sheriff
AS matter of fact, the county election
IN Gloucester is going to be quite as exct-
ing as the National election, and we are not
sure shat it will have second place in the
amount Of fire works that will be exploded
The list Of SherevaIty candidates to date
contain the following: Chosen Freeholders
| S. S. Ledden, Of Elk; Thomas Cunning
ham, Of Deptford, and Joshua S Joyce, o.
West Deptford, Deputy Sheriff, Thomas
Wilson, of Swedesboro; DanielF Hendrick
son, of Woodbury., and Adon w. Muller
of Deptford.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02

In New Jersey next Fall the people will
vote for Presidential Electors, Congress
men, Assemblymen, in some counties Sena-
tors and Sheriffs, FreehoIders, Committee
men or Councilmen, in fact everything ex-
eept school trustees, all ION one ballot.
Speaking OF mixing local business with
National and State politics President Roose
velt and Elihu Root said recently.
BY Rooseyelt: -'gThe WORST evils that
affect our local governments arise from and
are the inevitable result of she mixing up
Of the city affairs with the party politics of
The nation and the State. The lines upon
which national parties divide haYe no neces-
sary connection with the business Of the
city; such connection open the way 10
countless schemes of plumber and civic
corruption
Mr.. Ro0t:-'tIt is my profound convic-
ton that determined effort is necessary to
save national parties from she demoraliza-
ton inevitably consequent upon municipal
sp9liation, and as a Republican, jealous for
the welfare and reputation of my party,
advocate the foundation Of non-partizan
eiyic movement
The Republicans might stop long enough
IN their ofice-creating labors up at Tren.
ton to give the people back their town
meetings.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
SEQ Reward sIOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
Isar1, that there is at least one dreaded disease
d fIat Il Catarrh. HALLS Catarrh Cure is the
e,,lv rosiffre cure now known to the medical
ssafer5f v Catarrh being constitutional di-
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ssszl, fsnfe IL taken internally, acting directly
,r tie blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
~ thereby destroying the foundation OF the
- - The eoysstitutiofl and assisting nature in
III It's work The proprietors have SO much
ssssI ii its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars Tor any case anat u lails 70
cure send for list Of testimonials
4slafsss r. j. CHENEY x co, Toledo. 2.
1fS4so7
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02

GoYeInor Fort is said to be a very able
man; he says he is in favor of Local Op
ton, but not in shape provided for in the
Crosby bill which the legislature killed
last week. Governor Fort is potent fac
tor in legislation, and we suggest that he
have prepared bill embodying the kind
Of local option be wants,or outline to some
body who will prepare the kind of bill
he wants, and let's have it now. If the
Governor fayors Civic Righteousness via
Local Option, let's give his brand trial,
and do it now
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
Don't Experiment
You Will Make No Mistake If You
Follow This Woodbury. eiti-
lens Advise.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
Ii you have pain in the back .prinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness its
time to aot and 20 time to experiment..
These are all symptoms. ofkidney trouble,
and you should seek remedy which is
known TO cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to
use No need te experiment. Ii has cured
many stubborn cases in Woodbury.. Fol-
low the advise of Woodbury. citizen and
be cured yourself.
Mrs II Murphy. ISL So. Broad ST., Woodbury.
n. j.. says: Mr.. Murphy always speaks ia the
highest terms of Doan's Kidney Pills as lie used
them with the most satisfactory results For
across the small of his back He was also sub
ject TO frequent dizzy spells The physician
whom he consulted told him that his kidneys
were Affected but seemed unable TO benefit him
About this time he learned OF Doan,s Kidney
Pills and after procuring box at j. w. Merritkss
drug store began their use. They soon relieved
the pains in his back and hanished the dizzy
spells.n
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo. New Yorl<.so agents for
the United States
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other.
$50