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wORKINGMAN's WANTS.

WORkINGMEN-Ih clear gIit back
bone and hustle behind this business. we
push or along, and that's strong tail0T-made
slightly used suits al So Go SO, save YOU a
clear S. note one price only. JUSTH OLD
STAND. 6l9 ID y. " II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for auto.no.
bile or motorbOat, a lot near Ianharn. ma
IL acres: improved value $500 J. SCAR
WE'LL Lauram, Nd i,y14-7+s
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-TO WHITE OR COLORED-
Corner 18th anu ''S'' SITS. n W. rooms and
bath; fine condition.. S35.50. WILLETT &
REINECKE co. 1893 H ST. y. ". jyi4-2t
FOR Rents room and bath house. all
modern improvements. Inquire az 10th st.
S e jyl4-3t
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10th Street
PERSONAL.
CLAIRVOYANTs.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CLAIRVOYANT. PIANIST
DO you wish TO be successfuI2 Do YOU wish
20 be happy and Contented2 Do YOU wish
20 obtain the love and affection which right
fully belongs 10 you Come and be advised
Find out the cause Of your III luck and how
90 change your bad condition 10 that OF sue
cess Joy and happiness. She has heIDed
many others, why not you7
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP
~ NINTH STREET \. Va
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REPAIR SHOPS
Window Cleaning.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art. we know
how. Windows. houses and Offices cleaned
LEON - CALHOON, Acme Window Clean
ing Co.. 1909 n. ". Phone Main 7l5g.
tyJ-90t
Umbrellas Recovered.
~. y. -PHILPITT. Prop. JohA Hess Mana
ger. Reliable Umbrella and FardsOl Maker.
repairing and recovering q specially. crave
bette. gloria, and silk 81. eVI Z 81, n. ".
5aZz-E. m.W-sQt
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED or unfurnished.

FOR RENT-5-rOom apartments. southern
exposure. very cool in summer rent now
and take advantage OF special low rate. In
quire ZAP 10-h ST S. +. tyl4-3t
FOR RENT-SS4 n ST. y, W, VERY DE-
SIRABLE APARTMENT Of rooms and
bath, rear porch and yarA. gas range, Will be
papered to suit tenant
THE Il. II. SMITH COMPANY,
140S New York Avenue jy9-6t
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

Offices IN 60 principal Cities save yourself
money by getting my terms nrst- y. II.
TOLEAN- Room soc. $50 Jth 81 NV. des-u
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & co. Auctloneers.
512 + st. y. ".
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN
On first and second trusts and all other
kinds Of security. Very low rates
National Investment Co.. 205 Jenifer Bldg
jy9-tf
REAL ESTATE loans made At "a to s per
cent Every possible consideration shown
borrowers. We have never foreclosed on q
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
ca 18TH STREET y. W.
WASHINGTON, L. c.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special priv
amounts a speciality. TYLER < RUTHER-
FORD. $50 10Th ST. y. 81 no12-f
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. real. ESTATsF
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on prin-
cipal in amounts OF 500 or more received al
any Interest period. THE 4. H SMITH co
Bono Building. l40S New York ave. iy5-d
MONEY TO LOAN-S5 so to $4,000 on D. G
real estate Interest lCW, aIG ali transactions
conducted with ecoLomicsI consideration Tor
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 f 81. n. ".
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate. No IN
WALTER H AcKER,
fst-tf l42O F ST n "
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FLOR SALE-fhree handmade Dayton waa-
/ ons, VII sell al $40 and Sf5 each
). D. WATERS d SON, Inc
iyls-7t
FOR sALE-Two long body plumber bug
gies; VII sacrifice al So each.
5. d WATERS s. SON, Inc.
Jy1s-7t
FOR sALE--Two side bar road wagons;
5 D. WATERS & son. Inc
5yl9-zt
FLOR SALE BARGAINS IN sURRIES:
$3.50 rubber-tire surrey. sfr-a no
Sll5 steel-tire surrey. ...... e 90
$40 steel-tire surrey s. 90
Sl35 Jump-set surrey -.............. 80 GO
s. 5. WATERS & SON. Inc
a0-Pa- ave. y w. jyl3-7t
FOR SAIE-"Baby Onward fancy. FAST
Runabout and harness. sos Mass. ava. y.
z. after 5. eveninsg- iyli-4t'
FOR sALE-Bay mare. weight 100 pounds:
gooc worker. 1889 18th ST jy14-3t'
FOR sALE-PerfectIy sound ana gentle
black mare; Tubber-tire buggy and new lar
ness; reasonable. to .. m. 200 1 St. S. E.
Ss-o
ONE BAY MARE for sale cheap Sn Eye
81. 5. +. jyl3-3t'
FOR SALE-Fine pair OF matched dark bay
mares used 10 carriage and saddle; lady
can drive or ride cost $500 viii sacrifice,
viii sell single. Tl9 9th y. Y. Jyl2-5t
SELLING OUT express and grocery wagons,
buggies. runabouts. surreys. Full teams FUR
nished at wholesale prices 10 retail buyers.
CAN'T, 1876 = n, W je30-8
COGSWELLs Is the place to BUY new and
secondhand traps, surries, runabouts day
tons, and delivery wagons. SO I'd. harness
81 ID. 200 Nth St =, vi. je2-tf
WE ARE PREPARED TO HIRE our THE
best driving and business teams and saddle
horses IN Washington AT the most reasonRLls
rates. Our livery service Is uneXCened, as
We make a speciality Of boarding horses
Phone NJ 1881
W. T. POWELL. "a i4th st. n W
mys-sa, m, W-36t
FOR SALE-A lot Of good work horses, sold
for war OF USE also one stanEops az one
surrey apply rear sos Pennsylvania ave- NV.
STORAGE.
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely are-
proof storage, moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO., 1890 I0th st. ~
y. ", MaiE 4229. je29-tf
FIDELITY STORAGE co. 1870 U sT y w.
II you viii inspect this warehouse and note
the cleanliness and manner Of storing fur.
niture We feel certain OF you patronage;
1000 rooms. IndestruCtibIe. Carpets cleaned
AoJh proof storage. Estimates furnished.
ap2I-9ot
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FLOOR OIL.

G. r. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean ans bright. gives
them polished finish. soc gallon delivered
Phone Main 5i5S Onice lI3 Pa ave. n "
Good for your furniture. Try it, jyl4-6t
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STORAGE.

GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely fire
proof storage, moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO., 1890 I0lh st. ~
n. ". MaiE 43Z9. je2g-tf
FIDELITY STORAGE CO. 1920 U sT \. w.
II you viii inspect this warehouse and note
the cleanliness and manner OF storing fur
niture We feel certain OF you patronage;
loo rooms. IndestruCtibIe. Carpets cleaned
Aoth proof storage. Estimates furnished.
Rp2I-90t
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. 500 per month ID.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. 9zO-SZ2 l. 81. n. W ja7-tf
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q - 2. - 40
afoIMLEINIsf
ENQl~WAN7LS
Hair Tonic

Roes rum and quInine hair tonic for dandrud
and falling hair. 25c ard soc bottles KER.
FOOT PHARMACY, 9Th and L n. ".
r7zyqf-a04
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National Loan and
investment Co.

Thompson Bldg.
Next 70 Drug store
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HERB cPECIALISr.

MANUFACTURERS Of hero remedies: guar
Rnteed to cure or relieve the most obstinate
diseases known 10 mankind. II. A LOUIS
4 SONS. d4S lab st y. " myi-tf
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RefngeratOrs, Ice Boxes, Etc.
McCRAY KERRFIGERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRIGERATION CO..
go = ST. N W
ap26-m, Wifi
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SPIRITUALISM.
ICE CREAM.

WE BUY AND SELL
SECOND HAND BICYCLES.
T. 7. HUNTER, The Bicyelemsn, il3 Pa ave.
Jy8-IL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
SUFFRAGISTS INVADE
NEWSPAPER DISTRICT

New York, March 9-True to their
promise, band of sufIragettes invad-
ed the downtown newspaper district
at 2:30 o'clock this morning in the
hope of attracting the attention of. and
converting to the cause OF woman suf-
frage the night working employees OF
the newspapers along Park Row
Standing on wagon drawn by one
horse ten women halted in front OF
the Tribune building and the speech
making began at o'clock. Although
there were few persons on the street
at the time, a crowd soon collected
and listened to the talks. Among the
Well'known women who were seen in
the Nagon were Mrs. Boorman Wells
and DR.. Maude Glasgow. The vehicle
was lighted by the familiar campaign
torch and little speakers stand
stood at the end There were also
conspicuous signs, one which bore the
inscription:
Women vote in Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah and Idaho-why not In New
York?'
Whether any newspaper men ming
led in the crowd and whether there
were any converts to the cause, could
not be ascertained. & detail OF po-
licemen and plain clothes men kept
order
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
MYSTERIOUS
TRAGEDY IN
OREGON
Old Man and Young Husband
Found Dead, Weapons
Lying Near by

Portland, Ore. March S.-A mystic
rious tragedy was revealed today
when Mrs. Oscar T. Hiett, during a
search for her young husband. who
had been absent from home all night.
visited shooting preserve on Colunl-
bia slough and there found the bodies
of her husband and an old man named
John Dale. A bullet from a rifle had
shattered the side of Hiett's head and
deep wounds in the head from an axe,
disclosed the cause Of Dale's death.
Both men were lying on the ground
near an old cabin and between them
lay the axe and rifle, the weapons used
In the slaughter. Whether tho old
man shot the younger and was then
beaten with the axe by Hiett, until the
latter dropped dead from loss of blood.
or third man was the murderer, may
never be known. The former theory
Is held by the police.
The old man and Hiett, who was
lust entering his twenties, had lived
together for a long time After
the younger man married the old man
became apparently jealous of the boys
wife and they quarrelled. 1t Is alleged
Dale offered Hiett many inducements
to leave the young woman and told
him that II anything happened TO him
while on the reserve. they would go
to Hiett for an explanation. He said
be would do something that she would
be sorry for.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
FREE COINAGE OF
SILVER VOTED DOWN

Carson City, New. March "a res
olution demanding the free coinage OF
silver at the ratio Of 20 TO ] was de-
fcated In the Nevada senate yesterday.
Party lines were abandoned, Republi-
cans and Democrats joining In voting
the measure down.
Amendments TO the state police bill
were passed by the senate which en-
power the officers to arrest without
warrant, give them the right to use
town iails and call upon local constab-
ulary for assistance and fix the mini
mum term Of enlistment at one year.
Members Of the state force are pro-
hibited from participation in any po-
litical demonstrations. The bill goes
10 the assembly tomorrow.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
WOMAN CAN CURE HERSELF OF
INTELLECTUAL INFERlCRITY

Chicago, March 9-No woman need
remain a mental lightweight IN this
age OF progress. She can cure herself
OF her intellectual inferiority by get
ting job. forgetting romance and
costly raiment. mixing in politics and
freeing herself from incarceration in
the home" according to statements
made by Professor w. |. Thomas o.
the University OF Chicago, whose views
concerning the "adventious charac
ter" OF women have been widely dis
seminated.
incarceration within the house is
the greatest curse that could overtake
the nervous system and mind OF wo-
man." says Professor Thomas In n
communication 10 a woman's club
From this standpoint our girls and
women are in vicious psychological
situation, as vicious as political, &C.
cleslastical despotism. Women are
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
TO REBUILD
SIX A TIN 6
RINK
MANAGER o'MARA VIEWS THE
CHpRRED REMAINS.
feturns to Salt Lake te Arrange for
Immediate Reconstruction Of
the Building.

Manager Phil O'Mara. OF the Audi
torium skating rink, which was almost
destroyed by fire Sunday night, came
up from Salt Lake yesterday to view
the ruins. Mr.. O'Mara stated that
1t was quite impossible to state the
exact loss in dollars and cents, sus-
tanned by virtue of the fire, but that
according TO Investigations made, 1t
would be considerable
The inside of the building. he stat
ed. had been practically destroyed.
and it would have to be rebuilt
throughout. The rink floor which cost
a good deal of money to construct, IL
being made of maple. he said, had
been so damaged by the fire and the
water used in eXtinguishing the flames
that it would have to be replaced be-
fore the building could be used again
for skating purposes.
Mr.. O'Mara stated that the recon
slruction on the building would be
commenced Immediately and that
when the work is completed the rink
will be placed in as good, IL not bet
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09

cense from William Doyle. was grant
ca and MS bond accepted
pcution from residents at Harri-
son avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
asking that culvert be built at that
point, and the street graded, was re-
ferred 10 the street committee. on mo-
ton of Councilman Dickson. The pc
ution was signed by j. G.. Miller,
Ell al.
The matter Of liquor license re-
lating TO the establishment of Ed. Nc
Cures 3, at 225 Twenty-iiftn street, was
referred 10 the license committee. on
motion OF Councilman Dana
The estate OF Thomas Ashby was
granted permission TO transfer GER
tain cemetery lot to the purchaser
thereof
A petition was received from resi-
dents In the Third ward. signed by
Leonard keefer, ct al, asking that
some action be taken by the city TO
protect the land east OF the o. S. l..
bridge from floods from Ogden river.
Several OF the petitioners were pres
ent and addressed the council upon
the subject in hand. Councilman
Thomas was in favor OF the city's
abandoning the work started a short
time ago, to relieve the danger from
floods In the district named, and
stated that the more the city did, the
more they become involved In mat
ter, which was not strictly a civil
affair. He moved that the work be
abandoned. and was supported in the
idea by Councilman Dickson
Councilman Flygare moved to
amend by referring the matter to the
street committee, city engineer and
city attorney. Mr.. Flygare advocated
doing what vas possible In the matter
and was supported by Councilmen
Dana. Humphrs and Powers, each OF
whom spoke ON the subject.
City Attorney DeVine stated that
he was not in favor OF the city taking
up the matter OF changing the course
of Ogden river, as contemplated. as
he considered that any damage arls.
ing from said change would make the
city practically liable as tresDasser up
on land over which 1t had no jurisdic-
tion. The amendment to refer was
voted down, and the original motion.
to discontinue the work, was then car.
ried.
A petition. signed by F. w. Cooper,
ct al, residents on Tbirty-frst street,
east Of Washington avenue. asking
that the district be declared a side
walk district, was referred to the
sidewalk committee.
A petition from E. Gill. ct al. relat-
ing to the purchase of so feet of land
for an extension of East Patterson
avenue, was referred to the law COM
mittee and street committee, TO con-
fer with Mr.. Bratz, regarding the mat
ter.
Councilman Thomas moved that Ec-
cles street and the park recently dedi-
Gated to the city In block 26, by David
Ecclcs, be accepted. the beautifying
Of the same TO be left at the option
OF the city.
The matter was discussed at some
length before an understanding was
arrived at, during which an amend
ment to the amendment by Council
man Peery, that the council. as a COM
mittee Of the whole, visit the park and
examine 1t, was lost, Mr.. Thomas
original motion was then carried.
A motion by Councilman Thomas to
have the city spflnklers painted, was
considered. and the water committee
was instructed to obtain bids for the
work.
Council then adjourned.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
VETERAN CONFEDERATE
SURGEON DIES IN OAKLAND

Oakland, Cal. March 9.-Dr. Henry
Isaac Jones, veteran surgeon OF the
confederate and British services. Is
dead at his home in this city. where he
has practiced for years He died from
complaint which he contracted
while he was with the British army in
India. DIR. Jones was q native oil
Wales and received his medical edu-
cation at Glasgow. Shortly after he
received his degree he accepted the
position OF assistant surgeon ON the
Confederate cruiser Florida and later
he was transferred to the Georgia. Az
ter the close OF the Civil war he en-
tered the service Of the British army
and was stationed in India. After
wards he returned to the United
States and practiced IN Connecticut
and Pennsylvania until his removal
to this coast twenty years ago. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
COUNCIL | N
RE GU LAR
SESSION
VARIOUS REPORTS, PETITIONS
AND ORDINANCES CONSIDERED.
Committee Report, Showing Bambere
er Doing All Construction Work
on Own Ground, Adopted.

The City Council met in regular
session last evening nine members
being present, and Deputy Recorder
Miss Hancock acting as clerk
The ordinance, granting the Oregon
Short Line permission TO build a spur
OF track from Gamble Robinson Co,
came up for its third and final read
ing.
Special claims for current expenses,
amounting to S2,2542S, were allowed
on motion.
A report of the street committee,
recommending that an Indiana grad
er be ordered through the Burton I'm
plement company, was adopted, on mo-
tion Of Councilman Thomas.
A report of the committee on lights,
recommending that arc lights be pro-
vided at the corners of Jefferson and
Seventh street, and Monroe and
Seventh street, was adopted, on mo-
tion Of Councilman Thomas.
The report of the sanitary commit
tee was ordered filed.
The report of the railroad and street
committees, the city attorney and city
engineer, In regard to the petition of
Robert G. Carr, ct al. asking that
action be taken In connection with
the railroad grade being constructed
by Simon Bamberger In the vicinity
Of Thirty-second street and Wall ave-
nue., recommended that no action be
taken as an investigation of the mat
ter showed that all work referred to
was being done by the company on its
own ground. The report was adopted.
the street supervisor being instructed
to report Immediately upon the de-
lection of any encroachment being
made upon the limits of the company's
franchise; and the city attorney to
take necessary steps. in the event
that any encroachments were de-
yeloped.
Final estimates upon city work were
allowed as follows: James McBeth,
sewer at city hall. SS1; George Whit
more. carpentering at city hall. $685.
Doyle & Jones, concrete work at city
hall, $4S, T. c. Morris, painting at
city hall. $95: w. S. Donaldson, plumb
ing at city hail. s261.5O; and G. f.
Dinsmore, still due on waterworks
building. S53iS5.
The report of the street department
was ordered referred to the street
committee.
A report from the street Supervisor.
Joseph Saunders, regarding a matter
of S42.75 Of the water supply COM
mittee, was ordered filed.
The weekly sanitary report. showing
30 cases OF contaglon, was ordered
filed
The February report of the sanitary
committee was ordered filed
City pay rolls amounting to 5000 Al
were allowed, on motion OF Council
man Peery.
a communication from the New
York Herald, regarding the advertis.
ing Of recent bond Issues for water
works. was referred TO the spec,aI
water committee and the CITY attor
ney, on motion of Councilman Fly-
garc.
A number of communications from
+. H. Rollins & Sons, New York re.
1ating TO the recent watcrworl.s re
funding bond. were presented by the
city attorney, and were ordered re.
ferred to the finance committee. with
power to act, on motion OF Council
man Peery.
The application for contractors Il
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09

ter, condition than it was before the
place was burned
When asked whether 1t would be re.
built as a skating rink, he said.
"Yes. 1t will and that. too. as
rapidly as material and men can be
gotten together for the purpose"
So that, even though the flames
have devoured the largest and best
equipped skating rink of the state, II
will be replaced and Ogden will be
none the loser. Mr. O'Mara returned
to Salt Lake last evening, soon to re
turn to begin the reconstruction OF the
building.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
CHILD is OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS BY MISTAKE

Harrisburg. Pa, March 9-Rose
Cohen. an eight-year-old girl, is con-
yalescing in the Harrisburg hospital
after having been operated ON Sunday
for appendicitis by mistake The child
and her 11-year-old brother were sent
to the institution suffering with en-
larged tonsils. In some unexplained
manner the girl was given an anesthe-
tic and her appendix was taken out
The surgeons say that the appendix
was somewhat inflamed and they did
not discover their mistake until the
parents called The humorous fea-
ture of the case is the assertion that
the condition of the little girls ap-
pendix showed that she would have de-
veloped appendicitis anyway and that
the operation, therefore was a FORUM.
ate mistake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
@ c oo G @ @ GO @ @ @ @
FLOOD OF IMMIGRATION.

, Boston. March 9.-That the
tide of immigration is again on
, the flood was apparently indi-
, Gated yesterday when 1900
immigrants arrived here on the
, steamer Romanic from Medi-
, terranean ports. This Is the
largest number landing from
, any steamer at this port
for sixteen months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
NEGRO MURDERER
is ELEcTRoCUTED

Ossining, n. Y, March 9.-William
Jones, negro, was put 10 death in
the electric chair in Sing Sing prison
yesterday for the murder of Llewclyn
Bum, at Hampstead. L. l.. on Septem-
bcr /, 1907. Three shocks were given
before the man was pronounced dead.
While he was being strapped in he
said Goodbye" TO those about him,
Jones shot and killed Bum after a
quarrel over trifling matter in a liv-
cry stable, where both were employed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09

coming more and more to rely less up
on the Will OF the men.
1t is not so much that the occupa-
tions need the women as the women
need the occupationsA Ordinarily. the
women abandon all intention OF enter
Ing an occupation at the altar Even
in our universities. where women pre-
pare for usefulness. they keep n wav-
erins eye on their object when 1t
comes 10 matrimonial aspirations"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-09
is ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
WHILE HUNTING DUCKS

Chicago, March 9-While hunting
ducks in boat on the Calumet river
at Black Oak, ten miles east Of Ham
mond. Joseph Welsh of East Chicago.
accidentally shot himself. In falling
his body overturned the boat throwing
L. Miller, The other occupant, into
the water. The latter was unconscious
when rescued and Is expected to die.
A similar fate is predicted for Welshs
wife as a result Of the shock caused
by the news.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-12-14
So DECEPTIVE.
MANY Wausau People Fail to Real.
ize the Seriousness.

Backache is so deceptive.
1t comes and goes keeps you guess
ing.
Learn the cauSe-then cure it.
Nine times out of ten it comes from
the kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure it.
Cure every kidney ill from backache
to diabetes.
Here's Wausau case to prove it.
Mrs. Ella Weisenfeldt, 40S Canal
street, Wausau, Wis, says: Several
years ago my back became very lame
and l did not know the cause. Finally
a friend told me to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and | accordingly procured them
at the Pardee Drug Co. When | had
taken the contents of one box, my
trouble had disappeared and l have
been free from it ever since. / know
of many other cases in which Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used with the
best of results"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's- and
take no other.