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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

drivers name being emblazoned on the ban
ners OF motor car fame.
Wednesdays unofficial time records were
credit 10 the cars and drivers. and cements
the popular verdict that the Motordrome Is
the swlftest sanest and safest mile track
yet constructed. De Palma in the Cyclone
made the best time Of the day-consecutive
miles in 40 2-5 and 20 AS seconds, with Bragg
close second in the ninety Fiat credited
with a mile in Al 1-5 seconds The little
Buick with sphinx" Nickrent up, clipped
a mile In 40 seconds; the Cole thirty In 50 sec
onds. and the Doris in its first tryout, with
Frank Seifert ms pilot, a mile in &c seconds.
The Isotta Voiturette, entered by the Motor
Car Import company, and driven by Marqulse,
is pulling off some pretty stunts IN a class
all by its lonesome This smallest four
cylinder car in the world will have a com
petltor for racing honors in the Hupmobile
and Manager Mason of the Tri-State company
looks too serious not to be Matching up n
plan ito put one over" The big Isotta Targa
Florio, also entered by tho Motor Car Import
company, will be doing practice stunts in a
day or so.
Vice-Presldent Muscovics reports thirty
three motor cars already entered for the vari-
Gus racing events, and also that advance sale
OF box seats is beyond expectations, twenty
boxes already sold; Sydney Smith of Los
Angeles buying the first one and George Wat
son OF Pasadena the second
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

nj EVER did piano master more carefully
tune his beloved instrument than the
~ motor car drivers doing down at
the Motordrome this week in tuning the big
steel monsters that will soon compete in the
great series Of motor races on the new
course. Tuning cars is well selected term.
FOR TO the drivers practced ear the rhythmic
notes OF the engines and every subsidiary part
are sweeter sounds than plano key or harpists
string.
Down at the big board track the crust OF the
great pie pan is crimped many times daily
by the corrugated tires of the speedy racers,
and mile after mile Is reelod off with con-
sistent regularity in close to 40 seconds by the
larger cars, and less than 90 seconds by the
smaller oncs-but to whichever class they be
long never have on any mile track ap-
preached the possibility OF speed shown in
these miiior tryouts before the racing events
begin.
with the arrival OF the giant cars OF De
Palma and Oldfed in few days the limit
OF possibility in speedmaking will be reached
maybe; for there is more than one enthus-
last who figures that such enormous power
200 horsepower does not Of necessity pre-
clude dark hor,e" OF 150 horsepower which
is being quietly groomed locally, from getting
away with the speed iaurels and another
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
AMATEURS WILL
MEET TONIGHT
Affair Is Expected to outcIass Any
thing of the Kind Ever Par
tleIpated In by Local
Athletes

The Southern California amateur boxing
and wrestling tournament that opens this
evening at the Los Angeles Athletic club un-
der the auspices of that institution bids fair
TO far outclass anything OF its kind that has
yet been staged in the southland, as the en-
tries for this tournament far exceed and class
better than those of any previous exhibit
tlon.
Secretary Henderson Is making preparation
Tor large attendance and II Is expected that
the chairs arranged In the spacious gymnasium
room OF the club, surrounding a platform
Tor the contestants, will comfortably accom-
inodate all who desire to witness the events
In speaking Of the outlook last evening Sec
fetary Henderson remarked: "Tt sure looks
sood. when you consider that here are fifty
entries Of boxers and wrestlers which is
great many more than ever before and tbat
the interest in this tournament far exceeds
that shown by the members of the club and
the local sport-lovng public in any event
we nave ever staged before. l have good rea-
son 10 look forward to a record breaking at
tendance"
DE wit Van Court. the boxing instructor
az the club speaking from a professional
viewpoint of the entries said: This is The
best bunch of athletes that has ever gath
cred beneath this old Athletic club roof
MOST OF them have trained here at the club
ana ana l Know what condition they are in and.
you marx my word. there will be some az
the greatest amateur bouts take place durirs
thls tournament that have ever been staged
On On the Pacific coast These words. coming
from such a veteran at the game cer,airis
speak well for the tournament
l"enty-seven or the boys were examined
inc club physician last evening aud
% .noso yer TO he examined will pass the in
spectlon OF the doctor this evening betwaer
,aI ana O'Clock at the club, when they also
viii be weighed in ' "iso
r,a',,. evening as an entertainment for the
lnahy cluo members who were present to
"itness the examination of the contestants
Iour-round exhibition bout was arra,a,o,
,"h,o,, u5,~sen Frank Wurgo and Domnick ocIni
Eot a case of cold feet before tbo en-, en-,
Iouna Psl ana refused to continue the exhibition
We Wyieree Harry Mestayer hoisted the glove u;
loud ore,n,, Jnu II was question whether the
the winner or for the referee ''''eiiuep Tor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
RACE MEET ARRANGED
Contests Will BE Held Memorial Day
at indianapolis by American
Association

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3O.-Memor-
ial day' May 80, has been selected by
the American Automobile association
for the holding of the national cham
pionship races. The championship
meet will be held at the Indianapolis
Motor speedway.
This is the first time in the history
of automobile racing that national
championship titles will be awarded.
There will be fourteen events and
prizes of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

Suit Cases at Any Price
200 suit cases. all 26-inch, regular
price $3.50; forced price. 95c
Alligator cases, 26 inches long, with
shirt fold regular $500 to $4.00
values; forced price. .............$1 $1.65
All So to $3.50 leather, steel frame
cases go at ...................... S345
How about pure cowhide eases,
which are hand -sewed? Cannot be
bought for less than from $1,000 to
$3.50. While they last.........$4.65
Collars
500 dozen Arrow Brand collars all
sizes, will be given away at, per
dozen observation-disclosures. 45c
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

Forced Upon Us
% trunks which are sold for $500.
all go at. at.....................
$500 TO $3.50 steamer metal bound
trunks will be sold for. r........$2.9 80
Trunks with straps running all
around. heavy metal corners, double
trays, regular $40 to $3.50 values,
All $1,000 to $500 metal-bound
trunks, heavy brass trimmings.
straps all around, to be sold
Tor .........''''.'...' 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

SPECIAL N MEMS HUSIEKN
Mems black and tan hose, while they last
1Of OC
500 dozen mems fancy hose all colors, 25c
values. now .......................... 10c
Mems imported fancy hose, Isle thread, SOC
NalueS, now ............. ....-....'... l9c
One big lot of all wool cashmere hose, val
ues up to Soc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 19c
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

UTOInII1g
blue the lot
~
these $1265
l0S uncaled
in sell $4,000 all
silk lined and all the lot Sl395
We all
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
CAUSES OWN SONS ARREST

SAN JOSE March sO.-Probably the most
conscientious man in Santa Clara county ~
aged James Il. Lawlor a former deputy game
warden who has caused the arrest of his own
son, Tom Lawlor. for illegal fishing. The
young man was brought to town from the
mountains above Almaden and deposited $50
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
RANKS NEXT TO STEEL TRUST

ALBANY, N, Y. March SO.--The Ameri-
with the secretary of state today a certi-
hcate of increase of capital stock from $780,
900, 900 TO $500, 600, 900. This makes it next
to the largest corporation In the world, the
United states Steel corporation being the
leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31
4PRoHIesy CHOOSE SPEAKER

SAN BERNARDINO. March SO-william II.
Wallace Of Long Beach Is to be the prln-
cipal speaker at the mass meeting OF the
anti-saoon advocates in this city Saturday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

You can buy it, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

cash bail as security for his appearance IN
court. The young man pleaded not sulty'
His trial was set for Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-31

ymrr pama-I. it ON nare az
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
Consign US your oranges. We are
the largest dealers in this section.
T.vronrn. fN.,oe,.,,,.. ~

Consign us your oranges. We are
the largest dealers in this section.
VALDosTA GROCERY Co.,
5 Valdosta, Ga.
Miss Lois Klopp, who has been at
tending Columbia College, at Lake
City, is spending the holidays with her
mother and numerous friends in Fort
Pierce.
There will be 40 all-day sing at the
church on the Ridge at Vero on Christ
mas day, with a Christmas dinner on
the ground, to which everybody is in
yited.
The Woman's society Of the Presby.
terian church will give a lawn social
AZ the home Of Mr.. ami Mrs. f. II. Will
lie on the river front next Friday even.
ing, when everybody is invited TO at
tend. Automobiles and boats will be
on hand to transport those who wish to
attend.
Hon. Thad StBaub, Of Hamilton, o.,
arrived in Fort Pierce last Thursday
evening on his annual visit. Mr.. Straub,
who has been mayor Of his city for sew
eral years, owns fine orange grove on
Ten Mile creek and comes down every
year to look after IL. This season he
arrived earlier than usual and will re-
main until about April lst, during
which vime he will add considerably u
his grove by setting additional trees OF
land he purchased last winter. Mr.
Straub is a strong believer in the fu
ture Of this section and is backing hi
faith by increasing his holdings ever.
year.
Hon. Guy Gillen and family OF LAX
City, accompanied by Miss Mary Wal
dron OF the same place, arrived in For
Pierce Tuesday evening and will max
this their permanent home Mr.. Gil
len who has been one OF the leadinl
lawyers of Columbia county, has enter
ed into a law partnership with Judg
Otis r. Parker, and the new firm vii
be known as Gillen g. Parker, with oi
fees 10 the Faber building. Miss Wa
dron who is 40 expert stenographe
will also be Identified with the firm !
that capacity We extend welcom
to Mr.. Gillen and his family and th
city is always glad TO annex citizens {
his calibre.
Joe DAY, st. Augustine negro wa
arrested and fined for driving u pool
{: old, blind horse, and then policema
: shot and killed the horse. They keI
q the mans money and killed his hors
That must be homemade law.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
LOCAL

c,tv Barber Shop will hone your
IN. shop by Atlantic Hotel
s ~,srrD-Ten cords pine wood, stove
lsprths, immediately
A. R. Gold, representing the
~ Monument Co., of Jacksonville,
I'M ~, several days in the city this week.
~ sop RENT-Three room house for
l;,o ueople, good location, $500 per
',oO,b' . Inquire Of N. B. Wheeler
,,ss Berta Dardis, who is attend
Stetson University arrived Tues.
SsS,svening Il TO attend the holidays at
home.
~ sare to see Cobb's new lot OF
,r,cLsr and Oak rocking chairs, also a
~ display Of diniog, library and GEN.
ier tables.
non,t forget TO take the little ones 70
,Aa moving picture matinee at the
crvstal Theatre tomorrow afternoon,
.nS 70 90 yourself tomorrow night.
Tor sale-Glass cabin launch, 25 feet
nuo 6 feet beam; horsepower Pal
mar engine; entirely redtted. Price,
eT5. Apply TO W. w. Luce, Walton.
Miss Ethelyn Cramer, who has spent
,bs mast couple Of months in Jackson
vile visiting with Miss Florence Em'
,rson, returned home Wednesday even.
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hays Of Cham
oaisn, ILL.,, arrived In Fort Pierce Last
saturday night to spend the Christmas
holidays on their pineapple plantation
south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, W. Busch, who
have spent the past several weeks ir
Fort Pierce, left Wednesday night Il
spend Christmas with relatives IL
Charleston, S. C, They expect to re-
turn 70 Fort Pierce next week,
Alamanda Grove No. so, Woodmeni
Circle will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday, December q, 1910. Ever,
member is requested to be present, al
there will be iniation and the annua
election Of officers.
Mr.. N. o. Penny, of vero, left Tues
day on y business trip of several days
in Jacksonville. Mr.. Penny is loca
agent for the popular Ford automobile
and viii bring a new machine dowr
with him on his return.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23

That suit Of yours needs pressiro
Send 1t to Munich.
Mr. VIM. Benell, Of Rio, was Christ
mas shopper here Monday.
WANTED-DuCk ieathers--state price
per pound for small quantities,
Address, fSEEeEE. care News.
Have your old clothes made like new.
H. H. Munich will clean them up in
fine shape,
Observation-Disclosures Crowns q 90;
Set OF Teeth, IS. s. White), $1,000 and
$3.50. P.CHR, BRoNSuM, Expert Dent
ist Office over Bank Of Fort Pierce.
While you are doing your Christmas
shopping look at Cobbs new Wicker
and Oak rocking chairs and the dining,
library and center tables.
News from MIR, and Mrs. G. A. Jus.
tice, who have spent several months in
Oregon, states that they are Oh their
way back to Indian River. They will
stop over In Iowa and Texas on their
return trip.
Mrs. l.. M. Scarborough aud twc
children, Of Jacksonville, who have
spent the past few weeks In Fort Pierce
visiting with Mrs. Scarborough's aunt
Mrs. s. G. vanLandingham, returned
home last Saturday.
Messrs. G. s. Smiley and F. L. Groves,
two winter visitors TO St. Lucie, have
purchased fast motor boats for use on
the river this winter, and on Saturday
Mr.. r. r. Gladwin accompanied them
70 Jacksonville to pilot the boats dOwr
through the inland waterway.
Mrs. L. A. Butler Of Mulberry has
leased the Riverview Hotel, which hai
been so long under tho management o
Mrs. S.-,W. Jennings, and Mrs. E. L
Creech arrived here Tuesday TO tak'
charge Of the houne. The name haI
been changed to Hotel Le Blanche an(
everything around the house is rear
ranged and put in apple pie order ant
Mrs Creech announces that she intends
70 make Hotel LIE Blanche one Of th'
most popular hostelries on the Eas
Coast. This lady has had considerable
hotel experience and is fully capable o
managing and increasing the business
The house is bidding for the CONNER
! cial trade.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23

ladies suits cleaned, pressed and de.
hvered promptly. H. H. Munich.
Get your orders 10 early for Oysters
for Christmas.
City Restaurant.
Judge Fred Free spent Sunday in
Jacksonville, attending the Florida An.
nual Conference.
Palmetto piling furnished in any
quantity-end delivered any where on
the river, For price apply 70 Clarence
Summerlin, Fort Pierce.
invitations have been sent out by
Ruth Chapter No. I, Order Eastern
Star, to ell masons and their families "a
oe present at public installation Of
ottices Of the chapter a. Masanic Hall
next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. jackson and two
children, Of Conasauga, Tenn, arrived
in Fort Pierce Sunday evening and are
spending the holidays with Mr.. Jack.
sons brother, Mr.. W. r. jackson. and
family, at their home on the river
front.
FORT PIERCE HOTEL.
DROP A CARD in the postofiict
telling ushow many fresh Indian River
Oysters you want and they will be open
ed after you order them and delivered
promptly. Brown & MOORE,
Fort Pierce, Fla.
Notwithstanding the fact that tn,
Florida Photographic Concern Of thi
place has doubled its capacity durin,
the past summer. they have been unabl
TO meet the full demand OF their Christ
mas trade this season. Mr.. Hill in
forms The News that he has been oblig
90 todecline all special work for Christ
mas delivery since Tuesday Of thi
week.
St. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev
Vincent c. Lacey, priest in charge
will have services Sunday, Feasb, {
lhe Trinity, as follows; Holy con
munIon at $3.50 and at $3.50 a. n
morning prayer and hymns, l1;OOaD n
Sunday school 1000 a. m; All SaintI
Waveland, morning prayer, holy con
munion and sermon at ll:l5. Monda!
ST Stephens Day, holy communion q
100; Tuesday, St. Johns Day. hol
communion at 1000; Wednesday, Hol
InnoCents Day, holy communion 1910
Litany and instruction Wednesday 10
confirmation class at 300 p. M; W.
mau'S Auxiliary, election OF officers {
saturday, 3lst, at,S,OO p. m.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
Simple Safeguard for mothers

Mrs. D. Gilkeson, 326 Ingles avenue,
Youngstown, Ohio. gained wisdom BY
experience. ''My little girl had . se-
we're cold and cOughed almost continu-
ously. My sister recommended Foley'a
Honey and Tar. The first dose relieved
her Of the inflammation 10 her throat
and after using only one bottle her
throat and lungs we're entirely free
from inflammation. Since then alwayl
keep bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tai
10 the house, Accept no substitutes.
For sale at st. Lucie Drug Co.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
An Illustrated Lecture BY
DIR. o. q. J. SCHADT
Of Philadelphia
Crystal Theatre
Fort Pierce.
Thursday Evening, Dec. ?!

DR.. schadt is a world wide
traveller and talented lecturer,
who relates incidents, gives
valuable information and de-
lightfully entertains his hear
ers. Over one hundred Illus
trations are used and these are
from actual photographs taken
in Russia, where the Doctor
spent some time.
General Admission 2Sc
Reserved Seats soc
Benefit of Charity Fund of LOc'
Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
a GOOD CARD FOR ANY TOWN..

The following suggestions, printed
upon a card to be hung 1is up up in public
places. are circulated I'M Aashtabu1a,
Ohio, by the Woman's Outdoor League
:of the American civic 4 Association.
The spreading Of such ! sentiments
makes for better citizenship as well.
as cleaner cities: S's. I, s'.,S'S u y
For the Honor and Glory. Of Ohio. +, +.
Let us not injure ii any way any tree,
+ shrub, Or lawn. &: at 81: n .r..$@
Let us not kill or injure any bird or
destroy any birds nest Or the eggs
or the young. - i ;s VI .%! , I. IA
Let us not, throw or sweep into the
/, streets, alleys or parks any paper,
IS fruit skins or, rubbish 81 any kind,
~ throw any OF these things upon
~ the floor Of any school 81 other pub.
lie building s.=5, 55s;s3$ !. \
Let us not spit upon the sidewalks. A
| W. street crossings or upon the floor Of
any street-car, schoolhouse or other
public building /, 81. .s.f.s = 8.
4 Let US not cut Of mark IN any way
, fences, poles. sidewalks q buildings
of ans. kind, :3:s. g., !. ";
Let 5us always keep our back yards
as clean and SbeautifuI as we keep
onr front lawns SIS 81
IIaaet lls at all times respect the prop:
4 ,erty Of Others as We would our own
A Thus shall we become good and useful
Il citizens making our state beautiful
and worthy. 81 our. love and ,devo
| ~ AZ Designer sor sAlpfil.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
!; LOG; AT. NEWS.

For Surety, Bonds call on s. g. Jones.
d Mrs. =. p. stoltz visited in Lakota
last week. y q y, $s525:.SE III. ,$
GIN. seig,, Of Churchs Ferry was IN
this city Saturday, i IS i'.G III
G. .. Richmond, was at Minot on
business last week. $IS q sx:e4. , .<;43
-. Traynor was at Rugby on legal
business stgweek. s:l. Il: IL, !, !
Miss Esnna Miller has been visiting
friends atLarimore: ], 1s;s 81 f5ISs d
: H. p. Hansen was at Grand Forks
on business last week. 81 5s:{ /, SRI
J. NJ THOMPSON went to winn,ipeg
on business Saturday q? 4: saliSi, !
Mrs H a, venable from Near Toxic
visited n this city last week. !. FIN:
Mrs.. chas. Tunord, Of HIGHLAND, was
+ a visitor Id this city Friday. Is. . =
= Z. A. i. SMITH :s e Y II,
VI: Inferior Decorator: ..s !.
= a baby boy was born to Mr.. and
! Mrs Fred J. .Traynor last, Friday,
March nth. b .:5s :s =..5 s:: i Ill.,, ~.
ss The Devils Lake orchestra furnish:
ed music for Sc. Patrick's Day dance
at crary last evening q S 81: =: ss' ' Z
2ssssses 81. c.sJones yis agent gfoirtthe Donald,
son Steamship lines, Call OH him. faa
Information about, yonr templated
IL tr t.p,; i 4 # s...,# 5. \: | .:.5 : s.
N @Dr. and Mrs. Fawcett Of Stark.
weather were In this city the latter
part Of last week, The DR.. went on
Y from from here TO Chicago and Rochester
to,take post graduate work . y .:s ..s55:.
silver Serum s,arl,d went to st. Pau
last week for a visit his son Ar
thurlHWhog rs nding st.s Thomas col
4 lege III that city and who rs Just ~
covering from an attack 81 fever.
5 Messrsa. Frank Emig and O. "
Samuel purchased the M. y. Allen
farm the east shore Of Grand Harbo1
Z bay last week It consists OF $40 a. Ht
res. and Is an excellent piece Of Arm rn
property. ss 3S$3s
q Is Now is the time te have your buggs
Z placed in repair and new rub her t tl 4
Z; Duh on. Also to have yoru plows re
] paired. We have recently added 3, som q
new plow repairing mach n merry an,
III are prepared to do your work prompt
ly :s!I ~ III first class manner. DO me
wait until the spring rush is on by .
rs bring them n now and have e t then %
1 ready for use as soon as the fros
goes out Of, the ground. i ~. n Mandy v g
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
DECD ID 'O ] |, !! |! 1 ! ! /!

ffss oppoleuRisy IS tasrs, Sacked 81
h, psylls INK 1 sssln,on
& take onrs wort for \. 53. 81,
Don't depend on a. strangers state-
mem. sss3
81 Read Devils LAX end rsemen
Read the atatenlen ts Sof Devils Lake
citizens. B
NJ And decide FOR yourself
is one case IN
Lake SAYS: 81 4
have nsed Doan 81 Kidney Pills 81
many occasions during the past ten
years for back ache ana kidney trou;
fbleS and they have never failed ITO
/ give me relief back was very
weak Tor years and the least cold "A
caught was sure to settle IA ny hid
Ineys. aggravating my ttrouble. Sharp
pains often passed through MY lolns
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18
BIG BUSINESS VI 5. !.
!. -. ]. IS EXPECTED | |:
REAL ESTATE MEN AR e ook.
ING FORWARD 70 HEALTHY
4. BUSINESS THIS SPRING. S u r

! giE@
Real estate men all over North Da-
kota are beginning to stir themselves
now with the approach OF spring and
look over the ground to see what the
prospects for business are during the
coming season. Generally speaking
they are optimistic over the outlook
There have been plenty Of reports
founded on the fact of an influx to
northeastern North Dakota Of land
seekers from Iowa and Illinois. This
is taken by men interested in thesland
business to mean that more good
farmers may be expected now every
month and the development Of North
Dakota farms, as they will be develop,
ed by the men from further east. will
be great boon to the state: #f5,
/: In and around Grand Forks real es-
tate men predict that there will be a
healthy advance in lots and buildings.
Grand Forks property has alwaysEbeen
OF sound value, but those who are in
position to know forsee an advance
in real estate prices this spring if the
demand is as large as is confidently
expected. ts;>F ~ ~. < &S$$sif ~ q
q In farm property, however, there is
sure to; be an extensive business, &C.
cording, to real estate men. 81 look
for "a decidedly healthy boom In farm
property said one prominent real es-
tate man yesterday, 1--WE are receiv-
/ Ing plenty Of demand for farm pro-
perty and It looks at the. present time
as though the demand would far ex-
coed the supply offland that will be
put on the market by owners. \; North
Dakota farmers, too, are realizing
more than ever just how valuable
their farm lands are, and they are not
nearly SO anxious to sell as they were
a few years ago."--Grand Forks Her.
laid ! ~. 5s5Ea =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-18


and were 10 acute at times that IEMasi
hardly able to move. After trying
several renae dieaa thats were said TstD:
!care kinney comp aint and getting mo,
firsliafa my attentions was drawn 10
sDoan's kidney Pills and a procuredsa
box at the Devils AXE Drug sco.hI
noticed ii ponde rfull impro vement az
ter Isha taken them but y short time
and Il continued their iuseR until every
symptom of kidney mplaint mad
disapp earad.' slESS
81 ies by all:: Sdeal ers. Price 30
cent Foster lburns Buffalo,
New Yark, sole AZ rents for the United
States
Remember The name land
take no other.