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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21
COOK GREETED
BY THOUSANDS
IN NEW YORK
Makes Statement That He
Was at the Pole and Has
the Data and Proofs to
Show the World.
~ FREDERICK a. COOK.
Written Aboard Oscar %. for tn
United Press.

SHtt"& SftH8.
NEW YORK. Sept. After one
OF the most Delighted trips Of my
life across the Atlantic aboard tbs
Oscar H.. ] am indeed glad 20 once
more see the shores Of my native
land.
| wish 10 say that I havs
come from the North Pole ard
have brought the story Of my
trip and the data with me.
The public already has tangih bic
and specific records ~ my trip In
very short time the complete mar
ratiye with all my observations wtll
be published and placed before the
world for examination. II should
b. easy for everyone 20 understand
why cannot. on the impulse Of the
moment. read off the manuscript
covering my work OF the last two
years
All charges. accusations and
esprcsslons 81 disbelief regard
Ing my success in reaching the
Pole arc based entirely on 10
noFance of fhs supplementary
data 1 possess. Criticism. too.
has been based. By snslous per.
sons. on the srrors IN the re-
production ~ my first dispatch.
have come hcme prepared to
en,ef Into arguments vita either
one or fifty mon. Al present ] am
here with a clear record over which
l have right 20 display certain
pride
When scientists study my de.
tailed observations and nara.
tivee. they are certain 90 be com
PEELED 20 admit the truth OF my
statements. atm perfectly willing
20 abide By the final verdict Of this
record when IL 10 gone over BY
competent Judges
This 10 my last word In thls
discussion ard the verdict u
the Judges alone can satisfy the
public - 20 the truth OF my
statements.
In addition 20 my data and OBJ.
servations | shall bring human Wit
ncsses 20 America 10 prove tina,
I have been 10 the North Pole.
Cook al Quarantine.
QUARANTINE. NEW YORK.
Sept. ai.-The steamer Oscar II.
bearing Or. Frederick A. Cook. the
Brooklyn explorer. arrived here ii
4.20 o'clock this morning Even AZ
this early hour the explorer waa up
aud on the saloon deck surrounded
by passengers.
lie stated that he had all Of his
original notes and data with bin
and explained that Whitney was
only the bearer OF duplicate notes
and his instruments.
whitney 70 Speak Truth.
In speaking Of Whitney. DR. Cook
said: "fie Is a noble gentleman
and can be trusted When the time
comes be can be relied upon to
speak the trufh."
In speaking OF Commander Peary.
the Brooklyn explorer said u
deplorc tbds controversy with Com.
mander peary and feel that nothing
more should be said on the sub.
iect. shall let the public decide
whether ] reached the North Pole.
They shall have all the facts In the
case However. cannot help but
foel that as the Danish nation &C
ceptsd me without question they
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Continued on Page Seven.)
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PUBLIC FOUNTAINS
CLOSED BECAUSE OF
CHAMBERS EPIDEMIC

Owing TO the fact that glanders
has spread among horses In the
city, DR. Crichton has ordered that
the water be shut off al all public
fountains until further notice
Or. Crichton has also issued
orders 10 all teamaters of this city
requesting them not TO let their
horses drink at any public drink.
ina places. Chambers Is a dreaded
horse disease and brings quick
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21
SCORE OF BUTCHERS
CAUGHT in THE ACT
"Freezum" and Other Personalities Used
to Disguise Taste and Color of Putrid
Sausage and Hamburg Steak

Are the people of Seattle being systematically fed with diseased and de-
cayed meat?
Twenythree butchers, whom of the
pud public which
have disguised by application of harmful chemicals
ONE PROMINENT BUTCHER WHO ESCAPED OFFICERS OF
THE LAW, SAYS:
"IF THEY ARREST ALL WHO USE FREEZUM, EVERY
WILL HAVE TO co JAIL"
Despite the fact that the prices of meat have scared until they prohb
tive all the financially fortunate the butchers bringing
their aid all the skill of the chemist that the of be
disguised to the warning of the palate.
"Feezu bc acid, bezoa of soda, sodium slphide and all the
the laboratory hide
Meat that would dog properly treated with Freeu the
tiny Of the mostc careful housewife reaches the table.
And nepcabIe
eicany to something | ate"
probabilities varying stages puueacion
pevaves APPEARANCE
MEAT HAVE EFFECT ON ITS PUTRESCENCE.
Freezum' kills the warning od and color
But the quality the has changed the
beef trust has enough chemists a
the actual injurious
there has been poisonous qualities decayns
Yet butchers themselves who
these generally used The packing of
ment
To the people of Seattle from puid
tailed from the health department and of them forced spend
time a n packing plant
PEOPLE SEATTLE WANT TO EAT PUTRID MEAT?
If NOT, WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?
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4 you would rob your babe
4 10 hlrshriaht--s mothers
Isyc--h yea would have u wal
- n dirt ard be exposed 20 ali
IL dlsssses that are born Of I'M
nelfsry conditions call up
xsIa e<s2.
NJ Frxnk Thomas will an
- she selcphons. She con-
4urts ! baby farm al ioi2
IA ~. 9. and conducts n IN a
nsnner that demands an M
vss6lusfisn BY the city humane
suthorlties.
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MASSACRE or JEWS
BEGUN BY RUSSIANS

BERLIN, Sept. zf<-FIfty
Jewish men ana women have
beer rassaereo, " others seri-
ousiy injured and q thousand
beaten by an lnfuristsd mob
OF Russians al klef. according
10 late dispatches received
here.trls afternoon.
outraGes Of the most atroc-
lous kind have occurred. Jew
ish men. women ana children
have been murdered, tortured
and outraged by the pssssntry.
The slaughter began Thursday.
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ROBERT PEARY
IS At SYDNEY
ON ROOSEVELT
Scores Of Crafts, Loaded
With Hundreds of Ad-
mirers, Cheer Arctic
Explorer on Return.

SYDNEY. ~ a., Sept. sl.-Snr-
rounded by a flotllla OF n hundred
craft OF every description which
were crowded with cheering hu.
mainly. the Roosevelt. with Com.
mander Robert Peary on board.
steamed slowly into sydney harbor
this afternoon.
A. the vessel made It's way
throueh the boats clustering about
II Peary stood near the bow. by
his side Mrs peary Was seen She
had boarded the Roosevelt ten
miles % the north Of Point Low
frcm The yacht sheclsh.
As soon a. the Roosevelt had
been brought 20 stop In the
straasa. she. was bearded by the
city and Dominion officials who of.
ficiniiY welcomed the American or
pssry Welcomed.
The welcome accorded Peary
here was the greatest reception
ever given anyone In this section
Of the Dominion.
&QH Attt ~ ftUW1HA Win FtHtAAfN
from The surrounding countryside
and IL iavishly decorated with flags
and pmhienaa ia honor OF Com.
maHaey Peary
When tbs Roosevelt approached
tho hsrbo! vessels Of all sixes shot
from the share loaded dowe with
admirers Of tho explorer Upon
nearer approach, the whistilug of
the tnxbo@ts and the vessels al
aucbor began. and continued until
the Roosevelt was slowed down and
the reception committee boarded
the steamer 10 give him official
greetings and TO welcome him once
more 10 civilization after his sue
cessfnl dash 70 the North Pole.
Children are Proud.
Probably the proudest children
In the world today are the tao
children of Commander Peary. who
accompanied their mother on The
Sheeish and with her boarded the
ReoseYelt before her arrival here.
while the reception committee
was welcoming Commander Pesry.
bis son Robert stood close to the
aide of his elder sister. holding
tightly 10 her hand. while his
cheeks burned with the excitement
which he hardly was able 10 con.
troll. and his eyes never left the
figure OF his father.
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NEW YORK. Sept Failure
OF the directors Of the Jersey Cen
trail railroad TO increase the divl
dend az the meeting held late yes
terday afternoon. and the dsclara
ton OF only the regular payment
caused violent fluctuations In allied
securities today.
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MhEAr MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.--Cash wheat
forced futures to a higher point
here and abroad today. options clos.
Ing Inc TO INC a bushel higher
than yesterday In the Chicago
market opening strength here was
due principally 20 the sharply ad-
vanced cables.
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ANOTHER FOR SPOKANE.

SPOKANE. Sept. 21.-Spokane
won the morning game from Van
couver In easy fashion. The score,
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ST PAUL. Sept 2i.--Lieut Gov.
Eborhart. who win fill out the an.
expired term Of the late Gov. John.
son. 10 native Of Sweden. His
name IL Adolphus Olson. but az
there are 40 many people Of the
same name in Minneapolis. when
be married Miss Eberhart the
lieutenant governor took her name.
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Wanted-Babies to Board. Tel. M. 6462

being mother Of a child which I
wished to 'let out" and | had said
my babe was two years old. and
oeyond the need OF that strange
mixture talked about.
But II was not with condensed
milk nor any nslghborhood prod.
act that abe filled for her own
boy a nursing bottle that she pick,
Cd up off the floor, though milk
out OF an uncovered lard bucket
might be hardly better. He Was a
sturdy little chap OF two. and for
him her black eyes aortened. She
was not an ignorant woman. evil
IDENTIFY.
Rates al the Baby Farm.
What do you charger"
Fifteen dollars for little ones.
and twelve for older ones. Last
winter | had eight. none OF them
over two. I've boon keeping them
two years. and never lost but one,
and that was last summer. when
had five down with summer com.
plant at once. /"
She showed me a bed room, with
9 bed and two cribs In IL Might
| see the rest Of the house,"
We sleep In here Ia the sum
ner. but In the winter I have q
stove In the other room. and we all
sleep out there. always sleep
where | can put my hands on
them
We went back to tbs filthy room
where nine people bad slept all
1s~-.- !. - ----------
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SEATTLE PUBLIC FED ON TAINTED MEAT
BABES ROBBED OF MOTHER
Love AT THIS BABY FARM

ssulh Seattle Woman Makes Business of Tending
Okher Peoples Babies-Place is Dirty and De-
nands Investigation - Pitiful Little Story of an
Almost Deserted Tot Found Here.
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GOV. JOHNSON
PASSED AWAY
THIS MORNING
Died After Short Illness,
Following an Operation
Wife at Bedside at
Time of Demise.

ROCHESTER,. MINI. Sept. Al
Governor John Albert Johnson.
looked upon by thousands as the
possible democratic standard bear.
ar Of 1919. and three times elected
governor OF Minnesota. died az 81
MaFy's hospital here at s:26 o'clock
this morning. following an opera
ton last Wednesday for intestinal
trouble.
Mrs. Johnson Is on the verge Of
collapse and IA under the care
OF physicians,
Shortly after midnight Governor
Johnson took a turn for the worse.
and the attending physicians real
lEed that the end was near. Fur
short periods after midnight the
governor was unconscious. and At
other times his mind was perfect
iy clear. At lao he iapsed into
tho final period OF unconscious
ness Governor Johnson dId not
once speak ~ hls fate. although he
seemed to realize that the end was
near.
A. the Death Bed.
When the end came Mrs. John.
son. Miss Margaret sullivan, a
bosom friend Of the governor
wife. Mics Jamms. head nurse a.
Ct. Mary's hospital. Mrs Rowdes
~, another nurse. and a house ply.
sician were at the bedside
I With the passing away Of Gov
crnor Johnson the state of Mime
sofa PASSES into the hands OF re-
publican administration for the
first time In five years
Until the next election the AZ
fairs OF the state will be guided BY
Lieutenant Governor Eberhhrt. a
republican. who now becomes Its
governor
johnson was first elected gov
ernor OF Minnesota In 1904.
Funeral Held Thursday.
A special train bearing the re.
mains Of Governor Johnson ief'
here at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and IL due 10 arrive IN St Paul a,
p. M. The body is being escort
ed BY O detachment 81 state mi
litia. Chaplain Lawier OF the late
governors staff will conduct the
funeral services. which will be held
Thursday.
The remains will be buried In
81 Peters cemetery Thursday AZ
ternoon.
ST. PAUL. Sept 2i.-Lieut. Gov
Eborhart. who win fill out the an.
expired term Of the late Gov. John.
aon. ID a native Of Sweden His
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WEATHER FORECAST.

\ Fair tonight and Wednos- !
\ day. Light west winds. ,
\ ,
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-29

this condition. You csnnst reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back for a
new and stronger one. WaXahachie
residents would do well to profit by
the following example.
Mrs. J. j. Mock, near Hillsboro
Texas, says: Il was troubled a great
deal for several years by rheumatism
and kidney complaint, which seemed
to affect my whole system When
first arose in the morning | felt
lame and sore and was practically
helpless until | walked around foi
awhile. The kidney secretions were
scanty and the passages distressing
tried many medicines but obtained
only slight relief until ! began using
Doan's Kidney Pills They relieved
the pain in my back to a great ex-
tent and corrected the kidney diff
Guilty. | consider Doans Kidney
Pills to be well worth recommend
ing"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterM ilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's $
and take no other. d&w3
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r,ni~ s., ,ion r,i 81.

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#oa aaoH as tHo rfauu1 vas iu
UHa saapt 10 take 90 up
Som, fep are complaining vet
ST. rmlHer ls ftIll on She sick llst
al.a SIR Anderson
Nf q. p Tee. vife and little
daughter Eta. spent Saturday
night with So scribe.
Mr. J g. Fields and family spent
the day Saturday with Mr. win Parks
and family
Some fen from here were III
town Friday shopping
Misses Eunice. Ruth end Myrtle
Prather visited in our community
saturday afternoon
Mrs Nollie Fields spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Shinpaugh
Mr. and Mrs Tucker OF near
town passed through here Sunday
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RED OAK.

Red Oak, Dec. 27.--Christmas has
come and gone, but 1t was too mud
dy to have a Christmas tree.
1t has showed and rained the big
gest rain that has fallen this year.
The farmers are all rejoicing, be-
cause the rain and snow will assure
good crop for the following year.
Rev, Lindsey filled his regular APP
pointment at the Methodist church
Sunday and Sunday night.
The Christmas tree was rained
out, but several had trees at their
homes. The Christmas service was
also rainod out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and children,
Oneta and Albert, of Greenville, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Conner.
Mr.. Edwin Fristoe OF Waxahachie
visited In Red Oak Sunday.
Misses Mary and Etha Oldham OF
Rocket are visiting Misses May and
Rurrel Eagle.
Mr.. EuYney Lindsey, who Is at
tending tEe Polytechnic school, Is
spending the holidays With home
folks.
Miss Edna Stanford, who is going
to school at Cleburne, has come
home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Philips and
children have been spending Christ
mas with relatives at Waxahachie.
Miss Stella Wilson is at home
visiting
Mr.. Edd Lee Haskins is visiting
home folks.
Mr.. Pat Conner, who Is attending
the Agricultural and Mechanical
college at College Station, Is visit
ing home folks.
Little Lorene Sullivan, child OF
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Sullivan, died
Tuesday night. 1t was the membran-
eous Group. She was four years old.
We extend our sympathy to the be-
reaved parents. Interment took place
in the Baptist cemetery.
The Home Missionary Society
met Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rocket visited
relatives in Fort Worth Saturday
and Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society gave So
cial at Mrs. Goodloes Wednesday
night. The proceeds we're to 60 to
their church.
Mrs. Bell and children have NOV
ed to town.
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N. TRa. ue cf oH !.
.H# ~ WnmrHhls eesfHef ve
.Hil H have oHf Christmas ifee
sam, He umIlyf bad Christmas
.r.. u fhe.f BONES Tor fhr special
h.uert af fHa t8uue people and the
holidays have been enjoyed .ef} woil
considering tho bad sesther
health of the community is very
sood az present
Misses Myrtle. Knox and Elsie
t#5rar vcre visiting Miss Iva poug
lass sunday afternoon.
Master Roland Roberts and sister.
Miss Euulce, OF sylvauia. spent
sunday with Misses liner and Nil
dred Roberts
Mr. VIII steadman aud family
spent Friday with Nj J NJ. Stewart
and family
Mrs Mary Farrar and little daugh-
ters, Mary and Roberta, are visiting
MIR. and Mrs Walter Timmins at
Brentwood
Misses Jessie and Maggie Neal
are visiting relatives in Denton coun-
ty.
Several OF our people were Christ
mas shoppers in Waxahachie last
week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stewart and little son,
Lonnie, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Caney Mcdonald
Mr.. Andrew Tate, the barber, has
Sons store now.
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OAK BRANCH.

Oak Branch, Dec 27.--Health is
good.
Christmas has been very cold, yet
hunting is closely observed.
Mrs. Sallie Cloudus is spending :
few days with her sister, Mrs. w. r..
Bearden
Mrs. Ada Odom is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Burnett, and friends.
Mrs. S. E. Bearden and wife have
been visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Weeks.
Mr. Frank Bishop and wife were
guests of Mrs. Bishop near Boz one
night last week,
]. B. McCauley moved to Johnson
county the first of last week.
T. C. Williams moved up on
Route last week.
Willie Martin moved to his Uncle
Jim Martins place.
Mr. w. d. Stephens and wife were
guests of Mr.. Forrest Silas and
family Friday night.
Mr.. Wilmoth and son and daugh-
ter went to Cleburne to spend
Christmas with relatives and friends
Mrs. Barn Lindville was a guest
of Aunt Eliza Byrum Sunday. Aunt
Eliza spent Saturday and Saturday
night with Mrs. j. M. Martin.
Sunday morning several met at
Oak Branch and heard a good SER
mon by Rev. Harris. In the afternoon
there was singing. The roads being
so muddy, Rev. Harris called off
his appointment for the night SER
vices.
The young people made up a
singing at Mr.. Weeks for Sunday
night.
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WYATT.

Wyatt, Dec. 27.-The holidays
passed off quietly and everybody is
looking forward to the new year.
We have had some good rains
since last weeks writing, although
some of the snow that fell Dec. Is
and 10 remained on the ground un-
I'll last Saturday.
Rev. Alsop OF Venus filled his
regular appointment here yesterday
evening.
Misses Ethel and Rebecca Ecke-
berger of Navarro county are spend
ing the holidays with friends here.
Mr.. Amos Fowler Of Plainview,
Texas, is spending the holidays with
his mother here.
Mr.. Joe Ward. who is attending
school at Austin is spending the
holidays at home
Mr.. Charley Pearson and family
OF Dallas spent Saturday and Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. N. d,
Pearson.
Mr.. Ed Cannon and wife OF Italy
have been visiting Mr.. B. ]. Few
and family.
Mr.. J. K. Barry Of Dallas spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
MR. Geo. Evans is spending the
holidays in Leon county.
Mr.. henry HogS Il A',a ado spent
Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. T..
C. Rutledge,
School @i.l begin here next Mon
day.
Mr.. Jim Hughes and family of
Itasca spent part OF the holidays
with his father.
Mr.. Wilmer Barton and family of
Oak Cliff are spending the holidays
with his mother. Mrs. e. e. Barton.
There was no regular meeting at
the w. o. w. hall Saturday night,
although some OF the members met
and enjoyed some good games of AZ,
the most interesting ones being
played by Messrs. Robert Pritchett
and W. A. Few against Sam Pritch-
EFT and G. A. Isbell, the latter being
victorious in score Of 6 to 8.
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family 80 Nsv Nevrn fa Wate H.f
future home We regret 70 see Nj
Davis leaVe There has besH auit, a
lot of chanrlnf around Boa out rnm.
munlty
Christmas weddings are very
much IN order Mr. Walter West and
Miss BEETLE Davis went up go MaNa-
hachie last sunday evening aud
we're married Mr Frank Ceok and
Miss Euna Slocum we're married
sunday evening At the home of the
brides parents. Mir. and Mrs u. n
slooum. two miles south OF Boycc
Several more are billed for the wind
up OF the holidays We wish them
all good luck
Clarence Thomson was in Boyce
today
Ike smith who is attending Bay
Tor Medical College at Dallas, is
spending the holidays with his par
ents.
Howard Kent and Charlie Dahnke,
who are attending Dallas Dental
college, are at home for the holt
days
Mr.. ]. p. Sharp OF Tioga, Texas
Is visiting in this section.
Dudley Sharp of Waxahachie is
in Boyce today.
Tracey Lanier and wife of Ennis
are visiting here.
Mrs. Hspuii~s niece CT Midloth-
ian /. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix
here
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dickey OF
Hillsboro are spending the holidays
with Mrs. Dickey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G kob'rson.
Mr. and Mr. Dickey gave a con-
cert at the school house last Tues
day night. Had a good crowd al
though the weather was bad.
Mr.. Louis Mcintosh and wife
spent last Sunday in Palmer.
Mrs. Goddard Is visiting her mo-
ther at Ovilla.
Health of our community IL good
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

m. CONNECTS a tGarrett
train from the north and
south from Corsicana
No, 81 west bound arrives 6:35
III. Connects at Garrett
with train from the north.
East Round.
No. 81 leaves 9:15 a. m. Connects
at Ennis for Houston
NO. SO leaves ......,.-s, 1888 p N
No. 88 leaves 1000 a fn--Sonnects
with northbound
No. "a East bound leaves $50
N. Connects with north
bound and southbound to
Corsicana.
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FAIR EXCHANGE.

A New Back for an Old Cnc. How
1t Can BE Done In WAxahachic.
The back aches at times with u
dull, indescrihAble feelings. making
you weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the fegion of the
kidneys, and again the loins are so
lame to stoop is agony. No use to
rub or apply a plaster to the back In
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More Danvtlle Proof.

Jacob Schrall 1872 South street.
Danville, H., writes For over
eighteen months was a sufferer
from kidney and bladder trouble
During the whole time was treated
by several doctors and tried several
different kidney pills. Seven weeks
ago | commenced taking Foley's
Kidney Pills, and am feeling better
every day and will be glad to tell
anyone interested Just what Foley's
Kidney Pills did for me. B. w. Fear
is. d
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FoleyS
kidney
Pills
What They viii Do for You

What They VIII Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Eright's Disease and Dia.
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
3. w. FEARIS.
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Miss Estelle Wooden is spending
Christmas with her parents at Rock
EFT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-29
HENRY.

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