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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-28
CITY NEWS.

Hear sweet singer Ben Hendricks.
Read The Daily Gate City. 10
cents per week.
Don't forget the matinee at the
Grand mex. Saturday
Pictures change tonight at
Dodge's Theatre. See the new ones.
Three o'clock matinee at the
Grand next Saturday. lyon Yonson"
Something now and fine in NOV
Ing pictures tonight at Dodge's Thea
tire.
Edward Walsmith is another Lin
coin voter, having voted for him both
in 1860 and 1864.
-"Yon Yonson' next Saturday.
1Nordland's singer. Ben Hendricks. A
fine company and a great scenic pro-
! duction,
A large amount of exclusive news
appears in The Gate City each even
ing. Be sure and read The Gate City
and keep informed on all events.
Rain came early this morning
without any announcement from the
weather department and most of the
day has been a damp one. Colder
weather is promised to follow todays
rain.
Oscar Sackovitz will likely have
| to go back to the Industrial school at
Eldora. He is paroled inmate and
is at present in the county Jail, serv-
ing a thirty day sentence for carry
ing concealed weapons. The super
/ intendent has written to the county
attorney that he has noticed in Keo-
kuk paper where Oscar had been ar
rested and sentenced and asking If he
would be turned over If an officer
will come after him.
The executive committee OF Group
1 II of the Iowa Bankers association
met yesterday at Burlington in the Of
fee of the Merchants National bank
and determined that the next meet
ing Of the group be held in Keokuk,
on February %, Washington's birth.
day. The group met here several
years ago and everyone who attended
had a fine time. The bankers in this
section will be glad to hear that they
will have a chance to. come to Keokuk
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-28
PERSONALS

H. H. Meek of Bonaparte is in the
city today on business.
Mrs. c. G. Lang of Kahoka was a
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
G. W. Mattern of Donnellson was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. Mary Welc1 of Warsaw is Wis
iting in the icty with her daughter
Mrs. H. Holdorf.
Mr. Bennett, travelling salesman for
the National Lead Co. of st. Louis
was in the city today.
J. L. Farthing of Creston, represent
ing an Omaha flour house, was trans
acting business in Keokuk yesterday
Mrs. Katherine Holiday of Crestor
arrived in the city last evening to Wis
it with her daughter Mrs. c. F. Skin
win and her son Victor Holiday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-28
AUGUSTA COTTLOW
ARTISTIC PIANIST
Artist WHO is to Appear in keokuk
Highly compimented by the
Press.

Augusta Cottlow, the charming and
artistic pianist, who will appear in
Keokuk Tuesday evening, next, is
most enthusiastic in her work. Moth
ing daunted by blizzard weather she
played never better" as the following
report of January 9th in frozen Da-
kota will testify:
Forty degrees below zero without
and rousing warm reception within
greeted Augusta Cottlow at Grand
Forks, N. d. 1t was novel exper
fence for this most popular of plan
lists who has played in nearly all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-28
CAST ORlA
For Infants and Children.
he Kind You Have Always Boush'
.' s,sss ss: :. Ah4Zzza
NEW PICTURES ON
AT DODGE'S THEATRE
Films Change Today and Patrons Will
Surely Be Pleased at the Offer
;noe ~ Re preeentAd

The pictures change again today at
Dodge's theater and if the weather
permits there will be another crowded
house tonight as the public are not
missing many opportunities to see the
wonderful new films which Manager
Dodge is securing. 1t is remarkable
the way in which the attendance has
increased since the securing of the
association films, and every time a
change is made in pictures, it seems
as though there is an improvement.
Tonight entirely new pictures will be
shown, and they are said to be I'M
usually fine ones. Matinees every day,
and souvenir checks given each day to
all ladies attending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
LATE NEWS

San FrRnelseo--The Daily News
this afternoon comes out with a
strong editorial claiming that the
California legislature should feel
grossly inanlted az Roosevelts
cracking Of the whip which sent
Gov. Gillet " dancing his pro. Jap.
aneMe llR once again. Rooacyelt'g
action In resented and the editor.
ial ends with The statement that
tbs people win size MP the big
stick an bag of wind.
fsortiand--"Blily" Sunday will be
here Tuesday night to bold an
evangelist meeting on his way 20
San Francisco.
Beriln-Heports from many parts
Of Germany today show that the
flood situation - worse than yes.
terday. The snow IL melting In the
mountains and the streams. already
out Of their banks. are rising con.
tiunaiIy The loss Of life and prop
erty IL heavy.
Washington - Senator Nixon Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

CHICAGO. Feb. Although
she Il the wife OF millionaire own.
or II South African diamond mines
and has wealth and every luxury
at her command. Miss Fannie
Ward. former American stage
beauty. has again obeyed the call
Of the footlighta. because she loves
theatrical work above all the wealth
Of the world
Another Mari Anderson" IL the
way the Chicago critics describe
Miss Ward. who has Just made her
American debut al Powers theatre
~ a really actress. thereby real.
ling an ambition that has been
hers since the days Of her girihoad.
when her winmome little figure may
BE- remembered In her poses az
Cupid chasing q butterfly. after the
Ilongrreau painting
She has won instant success Ia
The New Lady naniock. a com.
edy by Jerome X. Jerome. which
II 4 satire on the snobbishness Of
the Hriiish.rs A young woman ~
humble origin mArriea into an earFe
household and finds that all he's
servants are her relatives Their
threats 81 exposure compel her 70
obey their ideas Of proper dcport'
meat
Mas Ward makes much Of the
situation. which brings ous the arch
hamoF and genius o. the ntsie com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
FANNIE MRS 81. WHO WINNING SUCCESS
IN THE NEW LADY BANTock"

edleunc and affords a means for
the display 81 her hundreds Of
sparkling diamonds and her scores
OF beautiful English gowns. as we'll
as her beauty and manners.
Many think Miss Ward f. an In
gllHh girl. hut she Ia the daughter
of John buchanan OF ST. Louis and
q niece of Henry buchanan. owner
Of the larger part Of the town Of
Hickman. Ky
inheriting great wealth. after a
fees years 81 experience on the I'm
gilah stage. she became the wife OF
Joe Lewis. former partner Of Al
fred Belt Of South African diamond
fame. and retired to private life
Il did try 70 overcome this fAa-
esnntion for the stage" she ex
planned, "and promised Mr. I.ewis
that ] would not act again lsut
during each Of the Mix years ! was
away from the stage ! grew more
and more restless. and nov / am
back. acting because love 10 act.
and starring because my managers
believe I can star successfully on
ms merits az an actress"
And Miss Ward gave a defiant
toss % her head ON her fingers
and gown Was an array Of costly
diamonds that would have kept all
OF LADY RaniockA" relatives In
luxury through a generation Of en-.
lNteucn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
SEATTLE PEOPLE TELL HOW
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS CURE BAD BACKS
Seattle Proof

Mrs. John d. Jones' 1900 Minor Ave, Seattle.
Wash. says: 7 take pleasure in recommending
Deans Kidney Pills publicly and hope that some
other sufferer win be benefited by my statements
For some time member Of our family af
flieted with kidney trouble, the chief symptom be-
ing severe pains across the back Doans Kidney
pills. procured from the Kennedy Drug Co. en-.
tireiy disposed OF the annoyance in short time
believe this remedy to be an unfang one In
cases Of kidney trouble and recommend Il when
ever opportunity Ia present"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
SEATTLE TESTIMONY PROVES THAT
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS CURE SICK KIDNEYS
Seattle Proof

W A. Hawkins. COO Yesier Way. Seattle,
Wash. says: II gives me pleasure at the present
time to confirm the statement ! gave some years
ago IN favor Of Doans Kidney pills, the relief
obtained from their use having proven permanent
! used remedy after remedy but was unable TO
obtain relief ! had the most pains across
the small Of my back and was also annoyed by
irregular passage Of the kidney secretions.
Doan's Kidney Pills helped me at once and con.
tinued use entirely relieved ! am an ardent
advocate Of Doan's Kidney Pills and have recon.
mended them on many occasions az ! know they
do just what IL claimed for them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
EPIDEMIC
OF CRIME

1flTTsnuRG, Pa. Feb Ely u.
p-1'o bring Justice 20 the perpe-
traitors OF tho many recent attacks
on white women aud girls In tho
Heron Hill district OF THIS city aud
To take steps 10 prevent recur.
romeo OF tho crimes, the better ele-
ment Of the negroes has issued "A
call for a mass meeting 10 be held
next Thursday night.
UNiONTOWN, Pa. Feb g. Mrs
Anna Davis OF Lynn station shot
and fatally wounded James Donahne
today when he, another white man
aud three negroes attempted to
force an entrance 10 her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
MoNTIA BOWMAN is FINED FIVE PIES
AND THE "MAKINS" FOR ALL NOW IN
JAIL.

the ntrcctRg'
yes"
Another pie Oomonl," said
Judge Manslaughter.
Have you been 10 l0cent
shown
Yes"
One more pie (atrawbefryj 2
said the Judge
Gets One More pie.
You are guilty 81 false repre-
sentatlon before the public, IN that
YOU made noise Ike free
mani"
Yea. verify" said tho prisoner.
Again a pie ingredients Of
which shall be- designated at tho
courts discrotionl"
A recess was taken IN order to
allow the Judge 70 make an IN
yogtigation az TO the most urgent
needs Of the tank population.
Court was resumed and lnyesti-
cation Of prisoner continued.
You have enjoyed the privileges
OF tourist Ia that you have tread
the soil 81 foreign landeT
"Uhhuh." came the answer
You are fined amer ah~-
howinel much gmokin' have we
got2" remarked the judge in a stage
whisper 30 his tankmates
we amt got muffin, came the
answering whisper
Yer fined Ter that last and most
evil offeneo IN makIne fer an. :"
at which last Judgment both prose
cutting attorney aud attorney for
the defense clapped their hands and
yelled
Yer awl a.. jedgci"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

Month bowman. charged with at
tempting 10 defeat the ends Of jus
tlce by escaping from. the county
jail. was fined five pies and TN
mekln's for nil' IN the eouperlor
tank Of the county jan By Judge
ManRlaughtcf this morning.
Bowman escaped from the jail
last Tuesday lie was arrested and
brought back yesterday a kan.
CARGO court was convened and
Bowman brought 10 trial. Attor.
ney Burglar appeared for the de
Tense Prosecuting Attorney For.
ger conducted the case for the tank
Bowman pleaded guilty to the
charge against him, after which
he took the stand Attorneys Bur.
glar and Forger began a heated dis.
cuahion over an objection 10 quea.
ton. whorcat Judge Manalaughter
told them 10 pipe down. and IN.
terrogated the prisoner
Stern, awoinapiring came the
voice 81 the Judge In his examina.
ton OF the witness
Admits His Guilt.
bowman" asked the Judge.
have you or have you not breathed
the pure ozone and gentle zephyrs
upon land and sea. without the
confines ~ this county edlfiee7"
Il have" came the answer
Fined one pie tmlncel." deefeed
the Judge.
nliayo you had a drink" was the
next query
u have" said Bowman.
Another pie fapplel," was the
verdict
You have seen fair ladies upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
VICIOUS DOG ATTACKS
LETTER CARRIER

Holden. a letter carrier. shot and
killed a dog belonging % ratrolmAn
kiNriT az 4A0 ~ 18TH IT,. yesterday
morning after a fierce fight ~ sew
rfaf minutes. IN which Holden SUI
fefed several minor hitee and
scratches
THE dos has attacked Holden sew
erai times while on bis route. on
ere occasion maxim a sudden jump
Tor hiH throat. which almost proved
disastrous
Holden several times warned the
dogs owner. Who promised "a keep
The animal ia leash. but 81 late ID
had hcsn released. aud "a protect
himself Holden secured the revolver
which killed the animal yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
Seattle Proof

Mrs. b. J. Roy. 1909 f. Madison ST.. Seattle,
Wash. says. y know that Doau Kidney Pills are
a reliable kidney remedy IN every sense Of the
word and no person who Is afflicted with kidney
complaint. should hesitate 70 use them.
suffered from sharp pains across the small o.
my back. sometimes changing to a dull, heavy
ache that robbed me Of al ambition. was not
certain as 10 the Of the trouble but thought
IL might be well for me to try Doans Kidney Pills
az they highly recommended and ! pro-
cured a box at the Kennedy Drug Go. Nothing
could have suited my case better. The pains and
aches quickly disappeared and ] felt as II had
been given a lease life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
SENATOR NEWLANDS
AGAINST THE
JAPANESE.

RENO, New, Feb g. By q Ps--
Senator Francis q Newlandg. who.
shortly after the last presidential
election, announced his desire 20
become the next democratic candi-
date for president today. In spe.
ciai interview with a Washington
correspondent Of local paper, de-
clarcd that MonRolians must be
denied political equality II the SUI
promacy Of the white man Is 20 sur.
yiye.
Newlands also Is said to have
asserted his belief thai the negroes
OF the United States should not be
allowed the elective franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
WILL CONTINUE ASPHALT
OPERATIONS AT FAIR

Superior Judge George y. Morris
yesterday refused petition for al
Injunction against the Barber As
phait company, "a plea for which was
filed by John Stonebank
The asphalt company ~ working
on a contract for tho A.~f-P f.
Stouehank complains that he cannot
sleep ~ reason ~ noise from tho
plant. that the odor Of asphalt IL
annoying. and that HIS Bhrubhery L.
ruined
Forty days VIII complete the work
IN progress By the asphalt company.
according TO ita attorney who stated
that after the exposition work was
completed St0nfhRnA could have
satisfaet ton la the courts II he want
90 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
WOMAN HELD FOR TRIAL
AND MAN RELEASED

AZ the preliminary hearing held
yesssttay before United States Conn
missioner Armstrong Ludovle DAB
laaiaf ana. who Vas arrested with
i.aex IudoYic. chars with harbef-
ina romen Tor immoral purposes
waA rflesaed. and Lucy Ludovic Han
pEsersi under $500 bonds 90 appear
fot trial before the grand Iury in
Ahy.
1'he arrests were made January 20
81 which time both parties we're
charged with the offenae II uaa
shown. however. that Lucy Luanvie
haA .Srnted the house frons DailaRio-
vana and that he was not n partner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

Those who favor the bin do not
know. OF else declare Ia prohibition
afdof that tbey don't care whether
the bin win prevent this tranaac.
ton or not
Confidence IN LEADERS.
THIS IL merely a sample Of the
manner IN which legislatures act.
The men who voted for the meas.
ara had, or profoasod 20 have. ah.
aolute confidence Ia every word of
their leaders rhoae who voted
against the measure were equally
loyal
Three exceptions must be made
Edge, of Spokane. Hanson. OF King,
aud Speaker Mcigs voted accord.
Ing 10 their beliefs with and against
the local option crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Forper Arrested Harold q Price.
charged with issuing worthless
checks. was arrested this morning.
Price recently issued a bad check 20
Is. l.. McCarron. who operates "a
loon on First Hy
Pleads Not GuiltY--Her demurrer
10 the complaint charging her with
tamperlng with a witness being
Overruled by Superior Judge Frater
this morning. Jennie A. Anderson
pleaded not guilty. The woman IL
charged with having attempted to
prevail upon Mary Smith not to APP
pear against DR. A. q. Stewart. re-
Gently tried for unlawful medical
practice.
Held Before Judge Today w.
Held pleaded not guilty 20 a charge
~ conspiracy before Judge frater
today He IL charged with conspir-
ing against the Title Guaranty COM
pany o. this city.
Given a Wee kto Plead Wallace
r. Fielding. alias A. n. Han. charged
with forging deeds 10 property az
Green Lake. was given one week 10
plead BY Superior Judge Frater this
morning. Fielding Was recently held
for the same offense and for non
support Of his wife at Salt Lake
city. He waS brought here for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

Guy T Gould. supervisor % sAiar-
les and allowances - the pest officr
department viii be In Seattle Feb
rnary IS 20 inspect the entire postal
service % the city. lie viii decide
the controversy regarding the dis
continuance u the general delivery
office At Interplay. which was order
- BY the postmaster general but
Gi0uld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
MAN WANTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGES

COi.FAN. Wash. Feb nv 4.
p Sheriff Carter OF Whitman
county surrendered w. r. Clemens
OF Moscow, idaho. who n under ar
rest here Ia connection With the
sale Of stock for ~ G. Gray OF Pull.
man. Wash. to Sheriff haviland of
Walla Walla today Clemens Is
wanted BY the prosecutors Of five
counties on charges OF obtaining
money under false prcienses In
connection with stock buying deals.
The counties In which Clemens
presence is desired are Whitman.
Columbia, Spokane. Walla walla
and Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
BURGLARS PLEAD
NOT GUILTY

Not Fullty' were The pleas Of
Arthur Allen. Carl Peterson and
Joseph Miller, charged with burg.
larry IN the superior court today.
Miller ia alleged 10 have entered
The home Of George BAY. at 20l
John ~. Peterson. the home u
~. IT, Field. Miller az having en-
tered the room Of X. 4. Leonard, at
s02 First av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
FEATURE NORTH BANK
AS A TOURIST ROUTE

Two railroad presidents. Howard
Elliot % the Northern Pacific and
Francis a Clarke. president - the
North Bank road, we're IN Seattle
Yesterday la conference reNardinE
the handling - the traffic that tho
Northern Pacific "a making a strong
campaign for The Ncrth Bank read
has spruuE into favor among tour
lists. and will be featured a. = tour
lists route this summer
The two railroad presidents and
number % other prominent rail-
road men were hanuurted yesterday
afternoon at the Rainier club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
TAFT STARTS FOR
HOME TOMORROW

PANAMA. Feb. 6.--f3y Il. p
Tho members % the special en-.
Eiueering party who accompanied
Prcsident.elcct Taft 10 Panama re-
NAMED Ia Culebra today with Taft
Mrs. Taft visited the island In
Panama bay The president-elect
and his party will sail for New
Orleans tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
CAR ROBBERS ARE
RELEASED ON BAIL

Louis Root and V. A. Thayer.
charged with grand larceny. and
over whom a fight az 10 the credit
Of arrest resulted IN the death Of
A. 3 Smith, shot and killed By W.
y Dudley last Thursday. were today
released from the county jail upon
81. 500 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
DON'T KNOW.
WHAT It
MEANS
LEGISLATORS ARE A
VERY IGNORANT
BUNCH.
Discuss Local Option Bill
Not Knowing What
IL Is About.
ay 7. J. Dillon.

OLYMPIA. Feb. e.-wha,ever
may be the fate OF the local op-
ton bill when Il reaches the statute
books as law. II will forever stand
a. monument TO parliamentary
heroes who fought and hled. oratnrl.
cally, and never knew what they
were fighting for
On both sides 81 the question az
local option this remarkable iEnor
Ance Of what was being done. was
displayed. On one occasion but 10
members Of the Is In the house
dared to rise 10 their feet To say
they had read the bin. Those who
favored the McMaaters bill and
those who opposed Il IN a majority
OF instances did not know It's pro
visions and voted simply with their
gang.
McMassers In Doubt.
Even McMasters Is not certain
of the meaning OF certain provlA.
IONS Of the bill Ia their ultimate
ANALYSIS, although he II willing to
give bis opinion He II no worse In
this respecs. however. than the op-
poneuss OF the bin, who trumped
up faxed objections 20 the measure
aud tried 10 eonstrue ita provisions
beyond the limits of common sense
and English.
On the broad ground that every.
thine Of q local option character il
right OF the reverse that every.
thing about local option Is wrong.
the members of the house. with the
exception Of scorv. talked aud
voted and voted and talked. To
Eare at the assembled intelligence
brought to bear BY the dlsputanls
on both sides was 10 have grave
doubts as TO the efficiency OF the
representative form OF government.
One Point Unsettled.
For. Instance there Is not a man
In the house who voted for or
against the bill who has a positive
knowledge whether or not the bill
will permit a man living IN dry"
territory 10 order case OF beer TO
be delivered 20 his house. Naturally
the opponents 90 the measure say Il
will. but they say SO because they
are ready and willing 10 believe the
worst. and they would say so
whetheF they believed II or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
81 .ooo 90 for EIaht Testh.

Suit was commenced IN the SUI
perior court this morning BY N. T.
Awoki. a japanese, against the Sc
attic Electric company. Aw0h
claims 5000 damages b. reason
of losing eight teeth. which we're
knocked out during collision on
December 3, 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

Nevada. and Senator Flint Of Cali
fornia conferred today with Preal.
dent Roosevelt regarding the anti.
japanese situation IN the west
Washington - The presidents
veto Of the national census bill.
Including the veto message. WAS
referred 10 the census committee
BY the house today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06

Claiming that bis name was IN
pronouneeahle In the English
language. Nicholas LudowiEi was
yesterday granted the namis ~
Nicholas Shafer Ia the Hub erior
court. Indowixi told The court he
was greatly handicapped In bust.
ness and socially. because people
could not call him by name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
Backache Gives You Warning of
Treacherous Kidney Ills

Backache is likely to be the first sign noticed of
kidney disorders that have been coming on for months
Kidney diseases start mysterously and make SILENT
rapid Roadway The advanced stages-dropsy, dia-
betes, gravel and Brights dsease-are usually fatal
The best time to kidney disease is in the begin
ming. Notice the first stab of pain in the back, the
first rregularity of the urine Then give the weak
ened kidneys prompt help Neglect may mean
serious illness. Doan's Kidney Pills strengthen weak
kidneys bad backs clear and regulate the urine
and restore natural kidney action. They relieve
quickly and cure permanently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-06
Seattle Proof

J. Prenstt 81 Third ave, ~. Seattle, Wash.
says; The relief obtained from Doan's Kidney
Pills over three years ago. proved permanent and
| cheerfully confirm the statement gave in favor
OF this remedy at that time. For two years had
attacks OF backache and my kidneys were SO weak
that the least cold | contracted settled IN them
and made my condition worse. Doan's Kidney
e as, procured at the Kennedy Drug Co promptly
disposed Of the pains in my back and regulated the
kidney secretions At the present tne there Is not
a trace OF my former trouble remaining advise
anyone afflicted with kidney complaint to give
Doans Kidney Pills a trial"