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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
BELGRADE.

The Lowell Union Sunday school OBJ
served Easter Sunday with a special SER
vice, as follows: Singing, Doxology;
Scripture lesson and prayer; recitation,
Ethel c. Foster; recitation, Harold Farm
ham; recitation. Melvin II. Pray and
George c. Farnham; recitation, Bernard
Farnham, Edward A. Mccarthy ana Ken
meth W. Pray; recitation, Charles E.
Farnham; singing, Little Sunbeams: rec
itation. Robert S. Pray; recitation, Mar
celia S. Mccarthy; recitation. Ethel M.
Pray; recitation, Mildred A. Farnham;
singing, Mary to Her Savior's Tomb; rec
itaton, Fra:.c>s Spaulding singing, Little
Light Bearers. Each child was presented
with an Easter card.
Misses Nellie and Ida Chandler, who
have been visiting relatives in Iowa for
six or seven months, returned home last
week.
Herbert w. Scribner of Oakland has
been hauling potatoes to the station for
his father, F. A. Scrbner. He returned
to Oakland Sunday afternoons ~.
WINDSOR.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an Egg
Sociable at the Methodist parsonage,
Tuesday evening. March 20. Supper
Is cents. Admission one egg. An ex-
cellent time is expected. IL stormy
next fair evening.
VAsSALBORO.
SOUTH-The many friends of Miss
Gladys Twitchell, who is taking treat
NJ Lob ov-f,r will hn
pleased to hear she is steadily improv-
ing.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ardra
Wilson, who died Wednesday morning
after a short illness with pneumonia
was held Friday morning at the home
of her niece, Mrs. H. G. Dickey, where
she had been tenderly cared for in her
declining years. Rev NJ. S. Hill off,.
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e1st CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

lands in the Philippines, acquired by the
government at a cost of $7,2OO,Wo, which
is $1S per acre. The sugar trust acquired
this $4,000 acres for Sc an acre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
NEW LAW PROPOSED
For the Regulation Of Motor Boat
Equipment.

Augusta rhotor boat owners are in
terested in What Congress is doing in
regard to regulations for motor boats
Last week Representative Greene of
fclp3F Fits introduced a bill in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

Dance at Manchester Grange hall
Thursday evening. Cars from Augusta
for the dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

Meeting of the Augusta Rifle Club
tonight. Business will be transacted
and the weekly shoot held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
PASSAGE OF BILLS
Relating to Government of District OF
Columbia Occupied House Session.

Washington, March 28.--The passage
of bills relating to the government OF
the District of Columbia occupied al
most the entire session Of the House
today.
The Senate adopted joint resolution
authorizing the states of Oregon and
Washington to establish a boundary
line between those states. AS no one
was prepared to speak on the admin
istration railroad measure the Senate
took an early adjournment. Both
houses will be in session tomorrow.
Washington, March 2S.-Two bills re-
latng to the use of wireless stelegraphy
We're favorably reported to the House
today. One providing that government
messages shall have precedence over
all others excepting distress signals
from vessels, was reported from the
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries. The bill would provide
form of federal license for wireless
stations.
The other bill was reported from the
House naval committee. 1t was intro
duced by Representative Roberts OF
Massachusetts and provides for board
of seven members to regulate the use
of the air for Geographic purposes.
This board is directed to frame legisla-
ton ard report to Congress in Decem-
Der.
An effort will be made to rush this
bill to passage ahead of the bill
brought from the committee on ner
chant marine and fisheries.
Washington. March 2S.-The move
ment for the transfer of water power
sites from the national government to
the several states and territories took
concrete shape today when Senator
Slnoot introduced a bill for that pur-
pose.
The bill would provide for the less
ing of power sites by the states and
would not permit their sale under any
conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
WAYNE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A..
n. Manter on Thursday, March oath.
Horace Libby is moving onto the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

company, the first Of the kind in u.
ton. In 1914, when he WAS In -.
eightieth year and Boston was tbr.s,
ened by the British, he volunteered =,
work building embellishments q, re-
the invaders
The church bells he made have t,rsi
In hundreds of belfries and some r.,
still I'm use. The silverware and ma
ware he fashioned are trrasurA \,
many old families when Wasbirg.t
died the widow Of the first preside,
sent 90 him a lock Of the generate M
for which he made golden urn M,
boilers that went into Robert Ful,6,.,
steamboats, were made by Paul Revsrs
So were the boilers OF most OF h.
steamboats, Of that early day.
A fine type OF a busy. energetic ma,
WIS he all through his life When y
came In his eighty-fourth year 10 closs
his career he had little % regret IN
children he had IS. Of grandchIlsrss
many. He was rich as riches vs5
measured in those days The Reysr,
Copper company which he founded Vas
destined 10 last 100 years, and theu
10 be absorbed by a Taunton connaar
10 did not know Il then. but he VA,
10 be classed as one of the most nj.
turesqus figures of the RevolutIonary
cause.
When he died his body was lald %
rest In the old Granary burying grourl
There. too, rest the bodies Of J0.r
Hancock. Samuel Adams and R0b.a
Treat Paine, whose names YOU win fnl
signed TO the Declaration Of Iri4
pandence: Peter Faneuil. and the pl.
ents Of Ben Franklin
And on Christ church, 200 Bo.t1
there Is a tablet which tells the pan.
erby that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
RnVTPE CROSSING
CHARLES RNER.

suggests this as an encouragement 90
an infant Industry "Our works have
cost us great deal OF money" ne
says. We believe wo are the first and
only one In America, and our copper
Is pronounced by the best judges equal
10 tho English We will thank tho ad-
ministrators Of our government In they
VIII give us the announcement we
merit. There being no copper mines
that are worked 10 advantage In the
United States would Il not be best
that all the copper which comes from
government vessels be reserved 20
manufacture over AGAIN."
A GOLDEN URN.
He coppered the dome Of tho new
state house, the state house OF which
he as the head Of tho Masonic order.
laid tho corner stone He was he
founder Of the Massachusetts, 9har-
table Mechanics association and the
was one Of tho incorporatOrs Of the
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance
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FA6 SMILE or PORTION OF POFh
IN LONGFELLOW5 WRITING

no every Middlcscx village and farm
A cry ~ defiance and not Of fear
voice ln the darkness "a knock no the
door
And word that shall echo forevermo rei
For borne ou the uiEht-wind ~ the Past,
Through all our history 90 tho last,
In tho hour of darkness and peril and
need.
Tho people will walten and listen and
hear
Tho hurrviuE hoof-boats Of that steed.
And tho midnight message of Paul
Revere.
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RICHARD sPHLAyE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
San Juan, P. R. Abril 8, de 1910.

O06 y 0e5s11 ~vs
X Gam. 9p.m.
Bae6mstso en, pulgadas, ooo
redueido a afHd del mar 5000 3o.09
1smperatnracoerisnte, Fair n 70 70
Humedad relativa percentage St 70
Precipitation, en- pulgadas.
en- a horNs terminando
{ las 9 p. m: :.........-- y
Dfecci6n delviento, ......- Z
VelocidAi ad viento,
millas Dor hera ..,,...15 IA
Temperature m&xima. ..... .-. 81
Temper.tura nini1ns- .73
Salida del sol 6.17 p. m.
Puesta del sol .6.38 a. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
10 QUE Sc Dice
EN- BAYAM0N.
Los vcc;nos del pobla
do de Cataho sol
c:tan su, indepen
dencia municipal.
Muchos clementos de
aquella ciudad apoyan
a los de Catano.
I'm nal, que esta pidiendo
gritos ell rewedie.

Abril 2.-El concejo municipal
tomo aver varios acuerdos.
Sc dice que los vecinos del pebla-
do de Catano, van a solicitar, Ia Sc
gregacion de Bayamon. Esto Sc ase-
gura que obedece al resultado, que
tuvieron las elecciones primarlas del
partido republican,, pues los ele-
mentos de ese partido en- Cataflo no
estan conformes con ser dlrigldos
Dor ell comite que Sc ha de designar y
muchos elementos de esta cludad,
apoyan los deseos de sus conveclnos,
los kijos de la bonita poblaci6n.
A las 6 de la tarde lleg6 q esta ciu
dad el paquete de LA Correspondent
c;a" y en- casa del Sr. Sevilla 10
aguardaban un gran nlmero de per
sonas. A la media hora toda la edi-
cion destinada este pueblo Sc ma
bia agotado.
Ell artfculo sobre el consolidate
ha uamado mucho la atenclon.
La policia de esta ciudad, persi
que tenazmente el juego aunque por
Ia altura, no les dejan quotas las ore
jas al ito Jorge.
Las principales famiias de esta
ciudad piensa engalanar debida-
mente sus casas, cumpliendo los
deseos de la Comision de festejos.
En- la calle del Comercio, y en- la
cuadra comprendida entire la casa
de los hermanos Serras, hasta la
esouina de la calle de ''Martf'; la
cuneta produce fetidez y son muchas
las queias que contra este han Tor
mulado los vecinos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

sistente,. logr6 cambiar ocho 8 die,
palabras con Mr.. Roosevelt, cuando
este pisaba va el estribo del wagon
del ferrocarril en- que partia de San
Juan: El pueblo fu6 mantenido de-
I; tras de una hilera de policias, y aque-
llo fue, en- verdad, mas que una visi-
ta del presidente q Puerto Rico, un
cumplido hecho a los empleados que
q nombr6 y nosotros pagames. Les
odciales del gobierno rechazaron
con ingeniosa diplomacia, a nuestro
pueblo. Solo permitieron que sin de-
CIR una palabra, le dieran Ia mano
cuatro 8 quinientos puertorriquehos
de los que podfan vestir frac 6 sn'o-
King. Too bad, too bad! La impression
general en- Ia isla fue que a los oGcia-
les del gobierno no convenia que este
pueblo hablara 10 que piensa y siente
con Mr.. Roosevelt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

De distrito de Santa Isabel comu-
nican el arresto del indlviduo Juan
Isabel Torres ta) Lonyo. quien dio
muerte de un tiro de revolver d Eu-
sebio Torres la) Negro.
Del distrito de Adjuntas Comuni-
can one por fuerza de aquel di>trito
fut sorprcndida una jugada j 10 pro-
hibido. arrestando d cuatro indivi-
duos Y ocupados naipes v dinero,
Del distrito de San Lorenzo comu-
nican que en- la casa comercial de los
SreS. Selles Sobrinos Sc declard lin
incendio. que pudo So sofocado por
la policia auxiliada por el pueblo.
Despues de practicadas una mint
cioss investigation. result6 nm he
cho casual.
De- di<trito de Ponce comunican
que en- la hacienda "Mercedita' fuS
Dor I'm caro- al muchacho
{ Candelario Camscho. quiea se cav6
De dlcho caro-. habiendole pasado
una rueds por encima, que le ocacip-
10 Ia muerte instantsnea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
PoI acometimiento
y agIesion

How a las 9 a. m. abrio sus session.
mes la corte del distrito con el case
de Enrique Martinez acusado de AGO.
metimiento v aggression al policia En-
rique Rodriguez.
| El hecho, tai como 10 describe la
denuncia, es como slgue;
FL 4 de MARIO de este ano el acu-
sado Enrique Martinez, subio a I'm
caro- del trolley quedandose en- la
plata forma.
El policia Enrique Rodriguez, lie
invite a que pasase dentro del caro-,
pues no podia il Ell la plataforma
: por que estsba prohibldo.
Martinez no quiso obedecer. Y el
policia tuvo Que hacerse obedecer d
la fuerza, habiendole dado Nlarti-
nez una bofetada a Rodriguez.
/ Declara Martinez y dice:
-Sr. iuez, yo SOY trabajador del
muelle, V esa tarde habia salldo del
trabajo muv sucio y con la ropa rota
Yo vivo en- Puerta de Terra Y cogi
el caro- del trolley para llegar a ca
sa. Ell policla me dijo que entrase
dentro del caro-, pero como estaba
tan sucio V el caro- estaba lieno de
senoras V senoritas no me atrev.a
i entrar. Entonces el policia me EN-
puj6 de la plata-forma Y per no caer
ME le agare por los brazos, lie di TN
golpe.
j Ii ST. Juez le impuso 60 d:as de
carcel.
Jose de Diego por alterar Ia paz
publica. El case es el siguIente;
En- el pueblo de Toa alta el dfa "a
-de diciembre el acusado pronuncia-
la ell la Gale en- presencia de senoras
Y sehoritas palabras de>compuestas.
Fl ST. juez le impuso $500 de mul
ia.
Contra el mismo inGividuo por el
mi,mo delito.
\ cl Sr. !uez lie lmpu>o 81 de null
"a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
MvERTO EN- Il |D|0,

4 las l. a. IN. hoy. un -epresentan
te de este periodico estuvo en- el pre-
,!dio departmental con el obieto lie
oLtener detalles de Ia muerte de Jo-
se del Carmen Lopez matador deL IL
ho Ismael Lima, cuyo suceso como
zen los lectores de este dlario.
FL Sr. Alvaro Padial, jefe del Pc
nal, cortesmente, recibi6 a nuestro
representante, informandole, Que
e. dia IS de MARIO ingres6 en- Ia gale
ra anexa al preside, Jose del Carmen
Lopez. d dEposi,i6n del Sr. fiscal del
Gl-tr.t0.
Dijo el iefe del Penal que observe
en- L6pez un estado nervioso muy
eXt-aordinario. negandose q conner
de:paes pas6 al hospital V q las l l de
IA mahana de aver muri6 de mern-
g.,i. scgIn Sertlficaci6n medica
Tam5i6n ;ntorma eI ST., Padial que
SO ha su>pendido Ia eJecuci6n de 10,
reos Juan Flores Casisno Y Bssilio
Torres Y sehslada para el dfa 6 de
mayo IA de Juan Rosado Colon. con-
firmada Ia pena de IA que no ha apela
do.
FL Sr fiscal del distrito. lido
Campillo intorma, que en- Ia gslera
anexa al preside muri6 Jose del Car
men Lopez qve do muerte al niho
Ismsel Lima, en- Santurce. Hecho
que c0n0cen los lectores-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
El cometa HALEY a la vista.

Aver como 4 as doce del dia Sc
observe ell sol one adquirlo de prom
to un color amariIento Y su luz per-
dio bastante d" la intensidad ordl-
maria. FL fenGmeno dur6 como Gin
cuenta minutes. durante los cuales
los entendidns - asuntos astronO-
micos hicieron va~ias Odsetvaclones
con ctistales ahamados y de colotes
not cateceS tic aparatos adecuados
para el case. .tp-'ar de la deficencia
dc los inSf-Gn, los Sc observe adj
mirablementc pl rometa durante cl
tempo our 6sto se interpuso entire
Ia TERRA Y el >ol. apreciandose admi-
rablemente la proporciones desme-
suradas de- I'll col luminosai la cual
identica form4 Ia de un navo real
diierenciandOse en que su centro dl-
c. Tonk. Tonk one es la marca de
los acreditsdos pianos que vende
FL cieIo' ! plaSns 10 mismo que las
camaS, colchone~ V muebles en- acne
raj.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

singular talento desempen6 muy
bien su papel, dijo los numeros a
ella encomendados con notable ex-
preston dramatica, comunicandole
4 su personaje con admirable natu-
ralidad toda la intenci6n que le CO.
rresponde: sus gestos, sus aptitudes
valieron q la simpatica artlsta calu-
rosos aplausos.
Palmer y la Bagues en- ell duo del
segundo cuadro ganaron justos y me
recidos aplausos. Cantaron con bra
vura Y buena entonacion.
Guel hizo explendoroso alarde de
sus excepcionales facultades, y como
vulgarmente Sc dice: Sc neet16 al pa-
blico en- I'M bolSlllo. La Vicente ira
baj6 con gran fortuna. Es una carac-
terlstica cue vale.
! Todos los artlstas demostraron
en- esa obra de anoche poser exec
lentes condiciones para vivir en-
cualquier medic y luchar con fortu-
ma con las exigenclas de cualquier
Ipublico.
Aver a las 81 post meridlem llego
8 San Juan el ap6stol de la democra-
cia el hijo legitimo de uno de aque-
Hos religiosos pastores, que hicieron
leves para una nacionalidad ideal,
aouellos sohadores del Bien, pere-
grinos de Ia libertad, que arrlbaron
en- el Nay Floper en- un claro amane-
Ger del mundo americana.
William J. Bryan, el luchador sin
fortuna, el gallardo paladin de las
2!oriosas tradiciones de su patrla.
Algunos dicen quizas con lronla
el 1racoSado en- tres combates.
Is verCl&d el fracasado en- tres
enpcnos. Pero mo fracas6 Socrates
en- el cardeno ambiente del despotis-
mo? NO fracas6 Clceron que repre-
sentaba el alma de todas las epocas
V lie todos los siglos frente las cor
rupc;oncs del balo lmpeno:
81 Washington vlvlera. es SECURE.
V esto nadie ne 10 podra dlscutlr,
fracaSalia tamblen.
Desenganado Y triste volverla a
sus campihas de MONTY ermon, o
como Cation, el tltlmo romano, vel
veria d buscar la honradez Y el pa
triotismo eli el osculo seno de la
muertp.
Namos que me estoy ponlendo
tri-te Y no Qniaro hacer pucheros,con
eSta> conside-aciones que molestan
a I'LL hombre de mi caracter.
Don Sincere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
Batiendo el record muHdIai ut
distaneia en- globe.

Dicen de New York que Mr..
Farman intent6 batir ell record de
distancia en- g!obo. recorriendo 800
kiSmetros. habiendo sido derrota-
do por el Conde de Vauls, que hs he
enc un yisle de Frsncia q Russia re-
corriendo 1925 kil0metros, el cual
lbs vestido de los buenos trajes que
vende Juan Pieras en- La Paine
.saa' Allen 81 eI buen calzado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO. I.
b. s. WIAfuIl BUREAu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
P0R ESkS GALES.

La nota mas culminante del saba
do fu6 la teatral.
Pael de ose: Ia preciosa comedia
que con may or fortuna ha pisade el
'escenario del municipal. Tiene
Ia ob rita situaciones escenicas de
beneza iacomparable. Su mdsica es
suficiente para dar explendor y lus-
tire a un nombre, no al insigne Bre-
ton que tiene va
nads lduros en- su frente
que palmas un rergel americana.
La Marin que es una artlsta de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

Este es Puerto Rico, Mr.. Bryan.
En- ninguna parte de la America
latina, pitaron 4 Mr.. Bryan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

Del dlStrIto De Gu.ysnills conu-
Mica el zrresto del indviduo Ancel
Rafael Marcuoci. quien inteat6 con
trs u vita dc Manuel Soils. dispa-
rzndOle tres tiros de revolver { hiri-
enio!e sTavemente en- VI music.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
hs Post Ofce San Ju.n P. H
= secend class matter July 1900.
i Csrrespslleacia do Pts. Rice
pANCIo DE sUsCRIPCIoN
EN TODA LA 1SLA

orneaio De los Agentes un ndn : o-o2
Directa I'm trinestre ORC .....$2-25
unsemestre ...... $3.50
Un aho por sdelantadosS-oo
Z al exterior. Tn aiio orc. $500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
Conf|agIacion en- Ponce
Por telagrafo
De nuestro correspensal.

De nuestro correspensal. I
Conflagraci0n en- Ponce. R.lgleca
How q las 10 V % "a. m.) reclbl-
mos de nue~trn corresponsal en-
Ponce el siguicntn despacho telegra-
iico:
Ponce, Abril 4-"Corresponden-
cia", San Juan Z. r.
"Anoche 3 de Ia madrugada decla-
rose un violento incendio en- la playa
de esta ciudad Ell una magnfflca ca
sa de MADEIRA sitiada en- la calle del
Real. propicdad de Antonio torna-
ris Roig. estaba a>"gurada en- dos mil
dollars. Details correo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04

n esta imprenta se vende papel d
Eeried.oos visjo & 2s Quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-04
La Tienda Reja.

fanaS
COlchonez
BaratisImsS.
Cuados.
Muebles etc. etc.
Ia Tlenda Roia, San Francisco AZ
Grandes Rsgalos.-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-24
SANOeAGGEO, ROBBED;
II. DARLING, BINGHAM

Bingham, May 2i.-Henry Darling.
an employe of the Independent Tclc-
phone company here. was sandbaeged
and robbed OF about s35 at an early
hour this morning near the Central
school house Tho police are working
on slight clue. but mp To late hour
had not apprehcndcd the culprits
Mr.. Darling was returning home
rather. late and as he neared the
schoolhouSc, he noticed TWO men com
Ing towards him. AS he was about
10 pass the two men one OF them
said. Hello" and second later dealt
him a singing blow across the face
with slung shot Darling foil to the
ground unconscious. The only thing
he remembers is that he heard one
of the men say Turn him over
When he regained consciousness he
discovered that his money was gone
and that he was covered with blood
He reached his home. after tortu-
Gus climb up the mountain, whore a
physicion was summoned and dressed
the injured mans wounds. which con-
sisted of u torn ear and laceratcd
face.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-24
DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
Back Can Ignore This Double
Proof

Docs YOUR back ever ache
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is kidney ache,
With It comes dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights. tired. rull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys TO cure IL all
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick re-
lief.
Bring thorough. lasting cures
You have read Ogden proof.
Read now the Ogden sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by time
Mrs Sine Larsen. 573 eth St. Og-
den. Utah. says: my experience
with Doans Kidney Pills proved them
TO be q remedy OF great value pro-
cured my supply from Badcon's Phar-
macy. and less than the contents of
one box convinced me OF their cura-
tive powers personally know sew
eral other people who have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with good results.
! gladly recommend this remedy TO all
persons in need OF a kidney cure "
(From statement given July %. 1906D
Mrs. Larson was interviewed on
July %, 1909. and said "You ma
continue 10 publish my former on
dorsement OF Doan's Kidney Pills [
still hold this remedy in high esteem -
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster-siilburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-
take no other.