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Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
A NEW FACTORY.
Eagle Waxine Sweeping Com.
pound and DuStlesS
busters.

w. F. Haley is building up a
big manufacturing interest in Mex.
leo and our people have hardly
known of it. Mr.. Haley gave the
Message the following interview
yesterday:
We have secured grounds from
the Wabash railroad company, just
west of the bridgs, nenr the ice
plant, and are putting up build
ing 30x60, to be uSedms a EN-
porary factory till the busy season
is over when we will put up .
two. story fire proof building, COX
100. with all modern shop equip.
ment and improvements
1--WE will manufactuI Elgle
Sweeping Compound; Dustless
busters; blackboards Tor schools,
with special patents; will also have
general line of diSinfectants for
school buildings and other public
buildings.
MEX leo will br the he adquar-
ters for our big vacuum cleaning
wagons which we are now operat
ing thruout the State.
''We will utilize the crru cobs
from Pollock's Mill for the manu-
facture of our sweeping compound.
We have never asked the city
Of Mexico for any induc"m MS 10
open up our BUSH hire but
when our establishment is com
pleted we would appreciate it if the
public will help us park aud heau-
tify the grounds around our build
ings, which grnund the railroad
has been so anxious to have us use
for our factory.
I'VE expect tn he ready for big
business about the first of the
year"
Hurrah for the Haley Manufact-
uring Co. of Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
Low Rate Rail and River ExCur.
sion.

August 31st via Chicago & AL
ton and Steamer J. s." $3.50
from Mexico to Louisiana. Quincy
and Return, eleven hours on the
River.
Picturesque scenery and quaint
river towns in constant panorama.
Leave dull care and heat behind
Go with us. It's only for a day.
More recreation for the money than
any outipg during August. Ask
"ONLY WAY" Agents for par
ticulars
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
j. l.. SHOBE,
County Supt.
That Fishing Party.

Early on the morning of Fri
day, Aug. 18th. the following per
sons started from their homes
near Cant, Mo. on their third an
nual fishing trip 40 the banks of
old Salt river. north of Mexico.
to The old home Of our late Uncle
John Armistead and his Surviv-
ing wife, Aunt Annie" " who was
with us: Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty
and daughter, Miss Eliza; Mr..
Henry Wilmot and wife; Mr.. Ed.
Beatty and wife and son Leroy
Mr.. Joe Beatty and wife; Mr..
Buck Beatty and wife; Mrs. John
7. Beatty and children, Elizabeth
and Ralph; and last, but not
least, IS pounds of the best fresh
fish anybody ever had the good
fortune to eat.
We were all sorry when il
come time to breaking up
camp" which we did on Saturday
afternoon, each vending his way
homeward wishing each other
many returns of the "happy fish.
ing party"
ONE OF THEM
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

j. p. Schroll Of Fitzgerald, Ga,
was in Mexico Monday and called
ON his old friends John w, Beatty
and John Bcal. Mr.. SchroIl was
on his way to Holden, Nebr, TO
visit hi, daughter, Mrs. c. "
ClayyilIc, who was formerly Miss
Matilda Schroi, of Farber. Bro.
Schroll likes Gle gia and will -
turn tD that State in a few weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
HoLLENSVILLE.

Miss Madge Householder enter
tanned few friends on Monday
evening of last week.
Mrs. Wesley Blankenship of
near Martinsburg, came out from
Mexico Thursday for visit with
relatives and friends here.
There were lawn parties at Mr..
John Anderson's and at Mr.. Jas.
Holloway's last week.
Mrs. Lutte McConnehea and two
children, of Nebraska, and Mrs.
Ella May Willoughby and son Of
Macon county, are here visiting
their relatives, the Fuller families
and their connections.
Buford Stuart, of Columbia, is
the guest of relatives and old
neighbors in the Rowena vicinity.
Among last week s happenings
we have two very painful acci-
dents to chronicle. On Thursday
Wallace Peck, with several other
boys, was riding on the water
tank belonging to the thresher,
when a wheel came off the wagon.
As the tank fell it caught Wal
lace's hand, badly cruahing three
fingers. He is now resting as
well as could be. expected On
Friday while Chester Dowell was
working at the thresher his hand
was in some way caught by
chain and a finger cut or mashed
off. Their many friends sympa-
thise with both of these boys who
are so ffiicted during this ex-
tremely hot weather.
Rain is badly needed. Corn is
firing some. The roads seem long
and tiresome these warm days.
The attendance at Maple Grove
church yesterday was small, and
Midway S. S. appears to have
evaporated, three present yester-
day. IA
Mrs. G. b. Matthews and child
rem of Dorset, Mimi, arrived
here on a visit to relatives Tues
day. Mrs. Matthews is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Morris.
She goes from here to Perkins,
Okla, where she and her husband,
who is a travelling man, will be
located until next April.
w. N. Maxwell of Thompson
says we must have that rain
soon. The late corn is suffering
badly. Mr.. MaXwell's apple crop
will be short this year; he thinks
he will have only about 400 bu.
Mrs. Henderson johnson and
son, Roy, southwest of Mexico,
are visiting relatives in Henry
and Bates counties.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Laddonia,
Rush Hill and Mexico Union Tele-
phone Company will be held in
Rush Hill the first Monday in
September, September 6th) 1909.
All stockholders earnestly re-
quested to be present.
C. II. SHOUP, Pres.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
S4.OO Chicago Excursion

Via the Chicago & Alton Rail
road Friday, August 9th. Ball
games, White Sox vs.. Washing
ton, Aug. 2Sth and 10Th, White
Sox VS.. Philadelphia, Aug. 9Oth,
Faces famed free with cool
breezes.
/ love my money, but oh, you
"only Way" Midsummer Lake
Trip Outingl
e f. MATHEWS,
Tk't. Ag't., G. & A. R.R.
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Fay Branstetter and several
others went over to Santa Fe
from Mexico to sein for fish in
Salt River last Sunday Bran
stetter got into too deep water
and was sinking for the third
time when Ote Willingham was
able to reach him and pulled him
out just in time saved him from
drowning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mr.. Thomas Morris and wife Of
Moberly have been enjoying a Wis
it with relatives near Benton City
for the past two weeks. Mr.. Nor
ris called yesterday and renewed
for the Message.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

T. :. Cant aud J q. Blnp,
made grcai speeches in the Luther
Anderson trial. They came near
getting every iota they asked for
in the verdict. Allen Stallings and
$. y. Stocks also made great
speeches. To their efforts no
doubt their client was saved from
a death sentence.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Everybody will b, at the Mes.
ia, Fair. especially on Big
Thursday
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Arthur Snedekcr of near Lad
donia was in Mexico Monday
making arrangements to enteY
Mexico High School for the
coming year. Arthur, was i,
school here last year. He is a
bright student.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Witness my hand as Clerk
and the seal of said Court.
Zeal Done at office in Mexico, Mis-
souri,, this 7th day of July,
1909,
w. H. MORRIS, Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
STOCK AND THE FARM.


raised 2.610 bushels of oats from
so acres Of land
1t is reported that Sam Rowe.
near Long Branch, has lost l40
head of hogs recently from
cholera.
The Herald says that r. w.
Pearson sold his 240 acre farm
southeast of Laddonia to II. IL.
Gray at $45 an acre
VIM. Cleary. of near Strother.
raised l.432 bushels of oats this
seaSon--his crop averaged As
bushels to the acre.
Whiteside Bros. near New
Hope, Lincoln county, raised
LOO bushels of wheat this year
which brought them $l.100.
Mrs Lucy Robnett has bought
,hc residence on East Promenad"
street occupied by f. Il. Cass
paying, it is understood. $3.50
a. b. Hale, near Laddonil.
raised 40 acres of wheat this sea-
1on and it yielded him % bushels
to the acre which he sold at $l0t
per bushel.
j. f. Boyer, of Holiday, Mon.
roe county. has 40 acres of diff.
fercnt varieties of apples. He
will begin harvesting his iona.
than apple crop next month.
J. o. Culbertson, north of Ben
ton City, won the prize for the
best turnout at the WOodmen
picnic at Martinsburg last .Satur-
day. He drove a beautiful black
mare to a run-a-bout.
Judge j. j. Alexander of Lad
donia has bought the G. E. White
400 acre farm, four miles south
west Of Mexico, paying $4,000
II is good place or Alexander
would not have taken it; he
knows the worth of Audrain dirt.
James Young, southwest Of
Paris, says the Appeal, sold a pair
of big bay mules to a Chicago con
tractor recently for $3.50. This is
the highest price ever paid in
Monroe county for a span of
mules. The animals were II
hands high, weighed 5000 lbs. and
were models in every respect.
The Fulton Gazette says that
Il. c. Reed. north of Hatton, made
a wheat experiment on this sea.
sons crop that turned out to be
highly profitable. He imported
three bushels of Turkey Red seed,
sowcd it the middle of October
and threshed out 80 bushels Mon.
day from the two and three.
quarter acres it covered.
John Beagles Of the Worcester
neighborhood was in Mexico last
Saturday. He says he had a fine
yield of grass this season. The
recent dry weather is troubling
lin little, it may shorten the
corn yield, and he does not know
whether he will want much extra
stock to feed thru the winter. Mr.
Beagles is a most successful stock,
man and farmer.
Col. Dick Dalton of Saverton
Rails county, has closed deaI
with the Hannibal Produce com
pany for his entire apple crop, tn,
consideration being eight thOus
and dollars. According to tn,
contract, Col. Dalton is to pich
the apples off the trees and til,
Produce company is to receiv,
them in the orchard. Col. Daltor
has one hundred acres in apple
orchard and the crop this yeal
is good and of excellent quality
The Centralia Guard says tha'
T. NJ. Jackson sold his apple crop
consisting of 300 trees, south o
Sturgeon, to a Chicago firm fol
; 1850, 1925 down. The field is es
, timated at 900 bushels. This il
just the winter crop of apples OF
Mr.. Jackson's place and tn,
{ other apples and fruit are not in
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mrs. N. J. Ellington, r. f. D.
Z, Mexico, enrolls as new snb-
scriber of the Message.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

The little son of G, w. McIn-
tyre, near Laddonia, is reported
very sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mrs. Harry Householder, of
Duly community is visiting in
Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Tom Bruce and Frank Dudley
are home from their recent trip
to Artesia, n. NJ They will re-
turn soon and think of opening
a store in Artesia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mrs. w. w. Williams and
daughter, Miss Anna, are visiting
relatives al Troy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Miss Eva Steppleman of this
city has been very i'll of late.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Carl Sanford and wife Of Chi
eago, are visiting homefolks in.
for a few days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mrs. John Carter Of, Mobilek
Ala, is visiting Mexico relatives
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Miss Anna Kirkpatric is visit
ing at Nampa, Idaho.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

,h, lis i.Nica Fair open
n.. ,ur Ery Arraug, to attend
vi ayut .arl
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Master Orlando Worrell IS
spending few weeks in the
mountains Of Colorado.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

j. M. Sipple and wife of Lad
donia are visiting in Oklahoma
City, Okla.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

j. J. Ackerman is at Selde1,
Kansas, on business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wigs have
moved to Mexico from Wellsville.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19
Teachers Examination.

The next regular teachers ex-
animation will be held in Mexico
At the Mcmillan High School
building Friday and Saturday,
Aug. 27th-2Sth. beginning st 3
O'Clock.
GTJnDE
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-08-19

Mrs. VIM. Muff is quite i'll,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
CIRCULATION BOYS
HOLD BIG BANQUET
Listen to Interesting Talks on
Problems That Confront
Newspaper CircuiatOrs.

The annual banquet OF the Salt Lake
Association of Managers of Newspaper
Circulation was held Thursday at the
cullen hotel. The general managers and
circulating managers, with their assist
ants. OF every daily newspaper in the
city were present, and an ENJOYABLE and
Instructive evening was spent. Rufus
johnson. the circulating manager of the
mtermountain Republican, acted ms
tohstmaster. and toasts were responded
TO by majority of those present George
r. Hale. general manager of the Inter-
mountain Republican. made an interest
ing address. and Frank l. Scfrit. the gen.
eral manager of The Salt Lake Tribune
ana Telegram. made a talk on the estah-
!tshment of credit system, which was
heartily applauded. &. IL. Wood. the
business manager OF The Tribune and
The Evening Telegram, also spoke.
Those present at the banquet follow:
George T.. Hale. general manager OF the
inter- Mountain Republican,: G. Z. Ncslin:
general manager OF the Descrct Evening
News: Frank |. ScfriI, general manager
or The Tribune ana Telegram; 6. +.
l)ru!ard. general manager OF the salt
Lake Herald; w. O. Weaver. circulating
manager OF The Telegram: James Mckee,
assistant; Rufus Johnson. circulating
assistant; J. w. Musgruve, circulating
manager OF The Tribune: G. Nelson, as
sistant: J. T. Dunbar. circulating man
ager OF The News: H. -. Whitney. assist
ant: Walter Alder. circulating manaScC
of tho Herald; Walter Odetl, assistant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
VERDICT GIVEN AGAINST
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY

Of the Third District court Thursday
&. E. W, Bowers, the South Main street
.iewelcr, was given n verdict for $l400
against tho Utah Light and Railway
company for the killing of his horse
and the serious injury Of himself in an
accident on Fifth East street. near
Sixth South, June ,, 1908. The horse,
Il fine animal, which Bowers was riding.
was struck and Mr.. Bowers was hurled
TO the street and severely injured
Charging the company with ncgl.
gencc in operating the car at an ex-
ccssivc rate of speed and in failing to
sound the proper warning, Mr. Bowers
sued for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries and 5000 damages for the
death of the horse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
City and Neighborhood

JOHN G. MACKAY. county commits
sioncr. went To Wyoming. Thursday. TO
look after bis sheep interests there.
ONE CASE Of smallpox, that OF John
Lcclcre the four months old son Of j.
Lcclcrc of u Social Hall avenue. was
reported 10 the board Of health Thursday,
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD will meet
IN committee OF the whole ut noon Sat
urday, TO decide on the form of teachers
contracts for next year; also To fix the
salary schedule for the coming school
year.
THE RELATIVES Of Mrs Jane H.
Carter. who was buried from the resi-
dcncc at Il6 Eighth East street, Wedncs-
day, desire TO extend thanks to friends
for their Kindness and attention during
the Illness and at the death of Mrs
Carter.
GTARDELLO BROWN. chief probation
officer OF the juvenile court for the third
judicial district. left Thursday morning
for tour OF inspection of the courts in
the district. Mr. Brown will see ali the
constables in the district and explain the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
NOTES or "U''

In order 10 create an interest in
Gramatics and debating ut the univer
;Sity. it has been decided to turn the
chapel hour Friday morning into rally
jur boosting the dramatic and debating
organizations. The final debate of the
Year will be held next Wednesday, May
10, with Colorado college. Utah will
champion the negative side Of the ques-
ton. " Resolved, that tariff should be
imposed for rcvcnue only, - and will be
represented by Carlson, Hartley and
-Andcrsop.
The ire'.Emcr class held a meeting
surN'itr afternoon and elected a com.
= ice 10 iHvcstigate the proposition of
,.r'#iy ing "a hr.al social for the class.
Foe social probably viii be held one
Wee'l trcn 10 day.
5: 4 r,"e,ing of thc Dramatic club nj
the university Thursday Roger Powers
Was elected president OF the organiza-
ton for next year
Prot. ". 6. Roylanec will go to Lchi
today, whore he viii preside at the
Ichi High school commencement eXcr-
ciscs TO be held this evening.
The Alumni ASSOCIATION OF the uni
v"rsIjy VIII give a banquet on May
= 10 the members Of tue debating team
and the dramatic club.
The manuscript of tho university
new ahaual catalogue was sent TO the
printers Yesterday and the catalogue
Will l'c rcedy for distribution IN ten
days.
Tn" so cial summer school teachers
coulNc G, .ins nj the unn erSity Mnnlay.
May -. Already several pedagoguc
tTJ'n ,uc outlying towus have appeared
~ ;hc university ready 90 begin work
with the opening OF the first class.
Dr. Il. r. Lyman has been invited by
Superintendent y. L. Minor Of San
rc.c county 10 deliver the address TO
The graduates Of the Spring City
schools.
Mr. T. =. Huddleson, who Is closely
associated with Mr.. Il. X. Brown, chief
o1g'ucer al the >. p. L. A. & = T..
X H. was n visitor at the university
TbGrsdav. looking ovcrthc work in civil
engineering. 1t is possible that MIR
lJddiTson may bc induced 20 accept
the position of associate professor of
civil engineering, made vacmt by the
resignation of Mr., French Mr. French
hos determined 10 give up teaching and
20 into practical engineering work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
MOORE IS SAID TO BE
NOTORIOUS PICKP0CKET

Charles w Moore, alias Gha'rles Free.
man, alias Charles Bedcll, eaII TO he ono
of tho clevercst. pic6pock cts in the
couniry. was arraigncd .y,f0rc Stanley
i. Hunks. Justice of ~ peace. Thnrs-
day afternoon on the Charge OF picking
pockets. He reque sted the statutory
forty eight hours S,r pleading and in
default of bail vas remandcd to the
cu:t@dN II the sntriI
Moore was = estcd Wednesday even.
ing by Depnt,J Sheriff Carl A. Carlson.
NJ oore had VIempted, it is charged, TO
McE the pockets OF a passenger on n
fopiar <ovc car upon which Dcputy
arson. was riding.
Mo re = picture is q familiar one in
tne- criminal records kept by the police
fh .oughouf The country. Under the
JNmc of Freeman he was arrested in
Il AGO, Texas, January 5, 1909, on the
charge Of highway robbery, but was not
convicted. as there was Il lack of evi
jcnce. Since that time he had been
arrested in San Francisco on vagrancy
charge. The sheriff S office anticipates
littlc trouble IN securing conviction,
4 private safe may be rented in the
firc and burglar-proof vaults Of the
salt Lake Security and Trust company,
32 up Main street $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
Charge Against Williams.

Thomas Williams. charged with arsauIt
g commit rape on he person OF drs.
Blend of Bingham Junction, was taken
lay afternoon. by Deputy Sheriff Jrhr
ION and aTidgned before Justice of th,.
1eace Faeling 10 furnish the required
)ail bonds he was rcmapded To- .he cus-
.oJy OF the sheriff and Brought LQck 10
5ait Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
DARING YOUNG BURGLAR
is IN SERIOUS TROUBLE

Roy Hendrickson, aged l5 years, Of
153 South West Temple street was ar
rested Thursday morning while attemp.
ting 10 sell articles alleged to have been
stolen from thc home of Mrs. Margaret
JorgNnson, OBS Fast South Temple
,treei, during Tuesday night
The boy confessed that he had
climbed tho porch columns OF the Jor-
gcnsen house and stolen valuable gold
watch, Il diamond ring. pearl stick pin
snG gold rope chain, The boy had
ii, the stolen articles on his person with
Tie exception Of the ring.
~ case will probably be turned
pv.r 10 the juvenile court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

FAMILY IN THE PLEASURABLE, PROFITABLE
FRUIT GROWING INDUSTRY, WATERED FROM
THE KING HILL IRRIGATION & POWER CO. IS IR-
RIGATION SYSTEM-THE BEST IN THE WEST
THE TOWN OF KING HILL. rs LOCATED ON
THE MAIN LINE OF THE OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILROAD. ELEVATION ONLY 1850 FEET IN
THE MIDST OF 25, 900 ACRES OF THE BEST FRUIT
LAND IN IDAHO, ALL OF WHICH MUST BE TRIB-
UTARY TO IT. ITS GROWTH WILL BE RAPID
AND PERMANENT.
THERE WILL BE EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
LABORERS MECHANICS, ARTISANS, PROFES-
SIONAI MEN
IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN KING
HILL, AND YOU WILL GET PAID FOR LIVING
INVEST IN TOWN LOTS OR ACRE TRACTS
WATCH KING HILL GROW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

4 private safe may be rented in tho
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
80 up Main street. So 90 per year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

a private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vault Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
% mp Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
C0L0RED WOMEN AGAIN
GETTING IN THEIR WORK

I. NJ: Thorup of Pocatcllo reported to
police headquarters at about 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning that his pockets had
been picked about midnight, Wednesday
by colored woman. and that his purse
containing $50 had been stolen He. said
the theft occurred on First South street
between First and Second West streets
Early Thursday morning Georgia Robin
son. mulatto. was arrested for the of
fensc and placed In the city jail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-26
JUDGE DOLE MAY SOON
LEAVE US FOR A WHILE

1t is probable that Judge Sanford B.
Dole of the United States district court
will some time next year leave the
shores of Hawaii nei and travel in for
eign climes. The attorney general IS de-
partment of the federal government
will soon act on his request for a leave
of absence and if its action is favorable
the judge will take long and well.
earned vacation.
He expects to visit Europe and travel
through the countries Of the old world
and will remain away for some months.
During this time Second Judge Wood,
run will most likely preside over the
civil as well rs the criminal side OF the
court.
Judge Dole was yesterday, for the
second time, sworn la as the frst Judge
Of the federal court, Judge Woodruff
administering The oAih. 10 gas sWoTD
in under the recently issued recess com
mlssion sigued by the President aud
VII undoubtedly again take the oath
When congress recognizes biz many
ieHfs NJ splendid service 10 tbs Terri
tory by lailiylng bic appolnlment foI
auplhrr rla years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-26
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Honolulu Man
and Women, Old and Young.

Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
children suffer in their early years
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain.
women worry, cant do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man, woman or child.
Is 10 cure the cause.-The kidneys.
Doan 3 Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys-
Cure all forms Of kidney suffering.
Honolulu testimony proves ID.
Is. n, White, Pearl City, Oahu, Homo.
lUlni Hawaii, saysl ~ am Blnety.tw0
yoars ~ age and I suffered from head
ache aud kidney disease for eight years.
have given DoRn's naekaehe Kidney
Pills fair trial and have been 90
greatly benefited that ! eheeTfully rec
emmend them 10 ether sidney Suf'
noan's naskaehe Kldnoy Pllls are
sold BY ail druggists and lioTeksepers
ai 90 cents per hos lslH boKes aa.b0)
" Nill he mailfd on receipt VI pTlas by
ihs hollifieg Drag Co, li0aoluld, wh0ls,
sails agapiS f0T lbs llsFallan iflaniS
hemeahsI lhe pAme, n0trl, bRd
ishf W lHhsillple,