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a SUB.COM MiTTEE
From Legal Affairs and Judiciary vii
Consider Utilities Bill Changes.

Til, committee on legal affairs held
a short meeting at noon. The Pubnc
Irtililfes Commission act was the llrSf
matter 70 be considered. 1t was voted
10 apuoint a subcommittee of five ana
10 ask the committee on JUDICIARY TO
ioin a similar committee of five 10
consider the various amendments that
have been proposed. The members oil
the legal affairs committee appointed
on this committee We're Representa-
tivcs PattangnIl. Peters, Wheeler, III
son and Scates. Typewritton copies oil
all of the proposed amendments are
being preparnd and will be distributed
to the members of the two committees
The committee voted 70 report ought
not TO pass upon the bill to permit the
f. w. Neal Co. of Brunswick 10
change its name. and the same upon
the bill to incorporate the Brunswlck
Gas 60. The committee reported
ought to pass upon the bill IN incorpor-
ate the Wiscasset Water Co, ought TO
pass in a new draft upon the bill 10
IegaliZe the electrical system OF IN"
Franklin 4 Pennington Power co,
The bill To incorporate tho Casco Bay
Water co. was referred Ia the COM
nnittee ON judiciary.
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THE GIRL WITH
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Attracts Attention Everywhere

There is one sure and certain way for
every woman 10 have beautiful hair,
and that is TO give it intelligent care.
which includes The use OF Ncwbro's Her
picide.
This remarkable preparation kills alb
solutely the dandruif germ, eradlcates
dandruff and prevent the hair from
falling.
The proplnlactic action OF Herpicide
keeps the hair free from disease, and
with the scalp sweet and clean natural
hair growth IS inevitable.
Herpicide hair scintilates with health
and vigor. light and lustcr. produced
only by the well-known scalp and hair
dressing, Newhro's Herpicide.
All druggists sell it and guarantee one
dollar size bottles.
All frst-class BARRIERS and hair dress
ers use and recommend it.
A sample and booklet will be sent tc
any address upon receipt OF 1Oc by The
Herpicidc Co. Dept r., Detroit, Mich
Bowo,tch. Webster & Co. Special A9ts
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The Committee IN Legal Affairs VIII
give public heartn ss as follows:
TUESDAY. MA RICH z. 1911
No q Act T., INCORPORATE Somerset
Power and Railway Company
No 70 Act to Incorporate Sandy River
and Development Company.
NO. Is. Act TO incorporate Farming
ton and Augusta Railway Company
No. 16. Act TO Incorporate the Wtscas-
set Electric Light and Power Company
No. II. Act TO ttmend charter Of the
Western tIancoch Municipal Court
No. 50. Act "a Incorporate Phillips
Electric Light and Power COMPANY (Con-
tinued from taht uary ., 1910.
No ys fgrSd.l Act TO provide
for Incorporation Of Itoman Catholic par
ishes
WEDNESDAY. MARCH g. 1911.
No r. Act to fmend charter OF Liv-
ermore Falls Sewer District.
No 49, Act TO incor .,orate Peoples
Loan Company of Portland
No So Act TO establish Van Buren,
Municipal Court.
No. 81 Act to. incorporate Kittery
Sewer Company.
No e. Act TO increase the SALARY OF
assistant county attorney Of Cumberland
No. 81. Act for better preservation Of
township plans.
No. s.. PETITION to change name Of
Roach River and Roach Ponds 10 Piscat-
asHs county.
No S. Act TO extend charter OF the
PASSPORT Street Railway Company.
No. 81. Act relating to charter OF Han
cock county Railway Company
No i2s. Act to amend law relating 10
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New Corporations.

Tho following corporations nave III
ed certificates of organization IT '''
office OF the secretary OF state:
Summit House Inc ORGANIZED AZ
Augusta. for the purpose OF CARVING
on a general hotel business, with $le'-
900 capital stock, of which nothing IS
maid in Officers: President. +, NJ.
Lcavitt Of Winthrop; treasurer, l. NJ.
Leayi,t of winthrop. Certificate filed
Feb. -, 1911,
q p Peterson Co. organized at PORT
land, for the purpose OF operating
general manufacturing, repairing
plating and polishing business. with
s5oo0 capital stock. of which nothing is
paid in. Officers: President. ole +.
Peterson of Portland; treasurer, John
Ole Peterson of Portland. Certiiicat"
filed March 3, 1911.
The Ondcie co. organized at Kit
terry, for the purpose of deanng III
stocks, bonds and other securities, with
$50 900 capital stock, of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President. Hor-
ace Mitchell of kittery; treasurer. {.
E. Smilhcrs of Portsmouth, y. II. Ger
tincate filed March 3. 1911.
A. W. Walker & Son organized at
Paris, Tor the purpose of carrying on
a wholesale and retail business in lime
hair. cement. farming machinery ana
gasoline engines, with $25.00o capital
stock. of which $1,000 is paid in, OF
ticers. President. Albert w. walker oil
South Paris; treasurer. Albert w
Walker Of South Paris. Certificate Ill
ed March 3. 1911. ,,--.
Miekle Patents Corporation organ
lied at Augusta for the purpose oil
manufacture of printing machinery
with S1OO. 900 capital stock, OF 'Whlch
nothing is paid in. Officers: president.
+. NJ Leavitt Of Augusta; treasurer, r,
Il. Icayitt of Augusta. Certificate filed
March 3. 1911.
Robert Miekle e Son organized at
Augusta Cor the purpose of manufac-
turn Of printing machinery. with $780,
00o canjtaI stock, of which nothing is
Maid in. Officers: President and treas
urer, F. NJ. Leavitt OF winthrop Ger
tifcate filed March 3, 1911.
The Eastern Paint Supply Co. or
eanized at Augusta for the purpose of
dealing in paints and painters sup
plies and kindred articles. with $780,
600 capital stock, of which nothing is
paid in officers: President and treas
urer. T.. NJ. Leavitt of Winthrop. Ger
tifcate filed March 3. 1911. al
Caribbean Fruit Co. organized at AVE
ensta for the purpose of dealing fff
trorical fruits and products of all
kinds with 100000 capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. Officers;
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,rtenf crocfcu 70 mis- p1nn,pr,, j., q oo,o,s, AZ

smept crocteI To ais memory in accord
ance with the provisions OF Chapter
10 OF the Resolves of 1909 bears q
rather poor figure of a soldier of tho
late Civil War.
This oversight has been source of
great Indignation 10 the residents of
l'r"mcn and they had introduced in
the present Legislature a resolve urc
sertnR the figure of the soldier - tho
town If Bremen for use rs "A soldiers.
m'MUmont or otherwise rs the loNr,
may desire and appropriatinc $1,000 to
he expended under tho direction of tho
Governor md council Tor the erection
mon said monument ~ Il statue. which
shall Sutat lN commemorate tho ser
vices Of commodore Tucker.
Tho delegation utter considering the
resolve voted to recommend ought To
pass in n now draft. The new draft
reduced the appropriations to 800
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THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Cleans Up 4 Docket OF Considerable
Size Friday


Tho h,,,3=V..r l,inu iD,1riar,= commit
to- aald = session Friday afternoon
- usual ana cleaned ttp II very Siza-
Ill, q ,,-..,t. This committee is making
4 re 4f,l. among ~, committees If thr
LEGISLATURE iar e.r~izt@nt wark. both
IA ra6lic Il. ring AID in executive
zt,> .ane
r.. Y BENSON ot Ear IIarhor claimed
taa attention al III, committee first
H.. submitted n na,, draft Tor the pro
nn1cntc " ,un Ear uarhar lutomo-
5iIn road Inn and conparr,i it with
lii, nv dr..tt submitted h4 the OPP
moments. led nv ]. = Bass - Bangor.
Mr. f4rs.a= .sf..tad ,r.tf ~. nrapontnts
IA Assisting far me automobile road to
n, lJarbar originally rs asked that
tha ,tet tax ..feef Ioa DAYS after thc
close 81 ,4e#I.a gislat{lre. hut tina, in
nv. NV 1r..f, nc 13t,s s., VAS March
lsl9, because ,4rre * Il iair prospect
of a road l.r,ug built especially for
auto travel. lie explained that Tho
zis; Of tine PROPONENTS. hill is that
:, new road OF one already built. shall
bn DESIGNATED by- the town.
He said HAT fhe PASS nil" as ha
designated H. vas - drawn that it
volla he passibla. b. holding
~ ripti,alss. ia defeat Tho aia Of
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commission Of public works OF Portland
C,5 n" - Sosr.g,oi - '''> i''''''
Va. 1ar. A.i ia cons, lidata management
cf stale iil,enile institutions
! pa 80 and cvr.rd money for highwaye.
No. l43 So, tn anr.l Law relating 20
,,l,r.ryaIic.. If IN, lords d.y.
7,T{r-Pcnty N,ARt.ft o Igli
~ - 49, T. Irratpor9ts PsrDsrsl
yfist Con.r.l-y n Tiddeford.
NJ 50 a. a..fhorl-trg tho CITY ~
| p,rri9nI - rGn~t17,rr gubli, bufi3lncs
| a., t+,,t,to= f----,t,tt=
IA "a 81 ralatinr 20 hurvinC grounds
N If a., roIltips, ~ l.Iyermor,, Rails
u}ni,inar C.gTt O-vtpr.9iug turisd{c1i0Y,l
No. =. Act relative 10 lverrnore FANS
No, a. Al 10 extend enarter II North
No. 81. ~ 10 anlarI law relating 10
poisoning ~ anImai".
NJ A.. r#aatiya =, era#tt5o n. CITY
| CLERK Of inv
NJ - A. r..trvjnn election. quanh-
catlo, Ind ga.a.y or H., rtfv CLERK Of
| Hrcvrr
NJ IS At - eVtonJ chartsr or the
| Ocean ana %arHfrn Railroad Co.
! M IT,, An "a with reference - the
| Gardiner Naufenal Court.
| W ~ ~ q. .Iuar1 l4~ -.'Ef-ng "a
rss,,s,ra-ton n At, ,,,iets
10 IA Sci H. amend law r.'eHrE 10
| hIr1 nr graarl-.
| N IA \cf 10 in@0rpCrltn world
ctS.3arI f1e,.ra,..e Connanv,
| "a III All 10 amend l9pz r-laf,a- "a
| tho rut'ir health and contayfou. diseases.
| \6. ris t.i - rcpcal law r,..rI.E ~
s.wcr 5..aa ,'oH t. Bath
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Warnino TO Railroad Men.

Look out for sever" ard cNon danger
ous kidney and bladder ttnnhln rcs'illiu
from wears of iui!foadiuS. Geo. T.. Bel
- Third 81. Fori Wayne. Ind. wa
many Years Il conductor on III" Nickt
Plate. He SAYS: 'Tweuty years of ran
reading left nay kidneys n terrible con
dltjnu. There was continual pal
across my back and hips and my kidney
@av" me much distress, AMI the action o
my bladder was frequent and most pain
ful. | got supply Of Foley Kidney Pill
and the first hotlio made wonderful I'M
provemcut ANA four bottles cured N
completely. Since being cured | have u
commended Foley Kidney Pills To man
Of my railroad friends" Bowditcl
Webster X 60.
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BILLS m THIRD READING.


The Committee ON Bills IN Third BEAD
81.
ROY c. THOMPSON. sec'y.
COUNTY ESTIMATES.
The Committee on County Estimates
will meet until turther notice in Room Il
st $50 p NJ on Wednesday OF each week.
q. ii. MERRIFIELD. Sec'y.
EDUCATION.
Tbs committee on Education will meet
each Thursday at J.. NJ. in Room -
EUGENE V. ALLEN. Sec'y.
LIBRARY.
Until further notice the Committee on
Library will mold regular sessions In
room a at the state House IN Augusta,
every Tuesday at p. Nj.
HENRY HARRINGTON, Chairman.
T. A. McALLISTER, Sec'y.
PENSIONS.
The Committee on Pensions will meet
each Wednesday at 40 p. NJ, Pension
EDWARD w. MURPHY. sec'y.
PUsliC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS.
Until further NOTE the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds viii hold
regular sessions In room qS al the State
House In Augusta, gerry " ednesday at
530.
r. J. MOVES, Chairman.
TOWNS.
The Committee OH Towns will meet at
Room No q, at p. NJ, Tuesday OF sach
week until further notice
ARTHUR WILKINS. sec'y.
JOHN P. LAwRY. sec'y.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland FIsherles and
Game will give public hearing In It's
room Estate Museum) at the State House
WEnNESDAY, MARCH s. . T. NJ.
NO q. (ReassgnmenD on petition OF
Harry Hartwell and lGt others for la"
permitting fishing through the ice Tor
pickerel on all ponds and lakes in An
droscoggin county, except Lake Auburn,
for five years; also Rcmonstrance of a.
w Bridge and lSG others of Mechanic
Falls against the same: also Remon-
strances of j. Y. True, w. L. Atwood and
I53 others against a law permitting ice
fishing in Taylor pond III Androscoggin
county.
No. Il. An Act to permit ice fishing for
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We have prepared the figures for
and had constructed. caliper rule, the
proper application of which will give
the number OF cubic feet in a log. IN
computing This rule We have used the
following mathematical formula !:
Nbi5L; in Which Y rcpI eSonts tho vol
ume or contents in the log in cubic
feet; BIZ the area Of the middle Sec
lion of the log in snuarc feet ana |. the
length of the log.
I'VE have made these computations
for logs from u feet in length TO IS
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house In Augusta
1874 On an act relating 10 appeal 70 thf
county commissioners for abatement oi
taxes.
1856 on an act relating to the punish
ment Of conVicts.
1879, on an act authorizing the merger
OF the consolidated Electric Light Com,
pany OF Maine and Portland Lighting and
Power Company with Portland Electric
Company.
200. on an act relating to Municipal
and Police courts. their jurisdiction and
proceedings in civil actions
POP. On an act relating 10 the conVlc'
ton of inebriates.
2O3. on an act relative TO condemna-
tlon proceedings of land for public pur'
poses.
lS5 On an act TO incorporate the West.
field Light & Power Company in Aroos'
took county.
Dol On an act TO incorporate the knoS
county Power Transmission Co.
20i on an act relating TO the drains
and common sewers in the city OF
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, at p. NJ,
205 On an act relating to the DISPOSE
ton of the dead bodies Of paupers,
228 on an act against the danger of the
transmission of infection ny common
2lo. On an act relating TO the appoint.
ment of u state agent for the protection
of children.
209. on an act relative 10 decrease of
Cdpltai STOCK Oh COTpDFdtIpHs.
Us. On an act relative 10 foreign cor
porations.
207. on an act relating 10 evidence in
personal injury cases.
36. On an act 10 provide adequate
punishment for. any person who shall en-
gage or act in the capacity OF locomo-
tive engineer or a train conductor upon
any railroad in the state of Maine.
MARCH .. at p. NJ.
No 2ll. An Act TO establish law court
On6 n abolish gDDpriOF COnrtS.
No. 212. An Act relating to the employ
No, 2l2 An Act relating to sessions Of
No. III. An Acp defining and limiting
the expenses of supreme judicial and 81
perior court stenoGraphere
No. ZIG. An Act relating 10 court pro-
cedurc.
No 224 An Act regulating procedure in
quo Warranto.
No 229. a resolve for state paper.
No. 2;6. An Act relating to the record
Ing Of personal property mortgages and
sales.
No. 242 An Act relating to the taxa
ton Of collateral inherit3nces.
No. 243. An Act relating 10 organization
Of corporations.
No. go An Act in regard 10 trial jus
uce jurisdiction of the Caribou municipal
court.
No. e8s. An Act relating 10 the sale Of
tickets 10 religious or temperance camp
meetings.
No 10 An Act to change the corpo-
rate name of the Maine Association of OPP
ticians.
MARCH 10, at P NJ
No 22l IN Act relating to limitation
Of prosecutions.
No 222, An Act relating TO county at
No 223. An Act relating 10 the protec-
ton of life on buildings.
No 225. An Act relating 10 the execu-
ton OF deeds by authorized agent
Va Ay Ant raia sfr-tr yaC.e,
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THE TUCKER STATUE.
Lincoln County Delegation Recon-
mends Appropriation OF $500.

The Lincoln county delegation held
a hricf session Friday afternoon for
the purpose of considering the resolve
IN favor of the erection of suitable
monument to Commodore Samuel
fucker. Commodore Tucker. Who was
a native of Bremen, was one OF the
naval heroes of the war of lSl2, put
by some misunderstanding the monu-
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education Will give
public hearings as follows
THURSDAY, MARCH .. : L. NJ
No Al. An act for the encouragement
Of industrial education.
No n An act 10 provide fer payment
from stat" school funds
EUGENE V. ALLEN. Scc'y.
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TAXATION,

The Committee on Taxation will give
Public hearing in its room at the state
House In Augusta, as folIOws:-
TUESDAY, MARCH :. = T. NJ.
No. ~. An Act relating to taxing in
suranCe in companies not authorized 10
do business in Maine.
No, 20. An Act additional to Chapter a
of the Revised Statues Of the state of
Maine, relating Ia the taxation Of bank
stock.
uApPY qTETc0l san,x
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE.

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance viii give a Public hearing
IL its room at the state House i'll -Au-
gista
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1911, at p. VI.
An act to amend section - Of Chapter
70 Of the Revised Statutes OF Maine. re-
lating u Insurance and Insurance COM
pdnicE
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John W. Sicke]smith. Greensboro. Pa
has three children. and like most Chi
drcu they Frequently take cold. "N
have tried several kinds ef cough med
cine" he says. but have never foun
any vet that did them as much good
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy" For sal
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give a
public hearing in room u at the State
| House, Augusta.
| WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. . T. NJ
An Act to annex IrYebdvG Academy
grant to the town If Mason.
| An Act 10 change the eastern boundary
| Of the town of Arson,
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
BANKS AND BANKING.

thiiI further notice the Committee on
Bank and Banking VIII hold regular ses-
sions in banking Room at he State
House. In Augusta, Tuesdays nj =. VI.
IL VI. MOClrON, chairman.
GEO. 7. lTOpGM AZ, Sec'y.
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CLAIMS.

The COMMITTEE on Claims will give a
public hearing IN the Taxation Commit
ICES rooms al the state House.
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. l3l
Resolve in taV5f of The town Of col
umbia.
Resolve IN favor ef the Dexter Loan
and BuudiIE Association.
MN = x FL I .EY Sac,x
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President and treasurer. l.. ". Ltavit-
At Winthrop. certificate filed Feb =
lIt
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Druggists everywhere, SOC. large box.
The kinsran Pharmacy, Frank p.
Burns. PHI. c.. Prop. tG6 Water St,
Augusta.
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committee HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

The Committee on judiciary viii give
4 public hearing In its room at the state
house In Augusta
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

JOHN z KELLEY. Sec'y
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The Committee ON Bills IN Third BEAD
n.
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BRIEF SESSIONS OF
HOUSE AND SENATE

Continued from Page One)
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

HARRY sTETsoN. sec'y.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

TNJ!IIIIE IJIdIV'N.
FREDERICK BOGUE. Sec'y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-22
Tennessee Farm
Bargains

The farm briefly described below is
owned by Knoxville man who finds
that he cannot possibly give it any
attention on account of his extensive
business interests. Then, too, he
needs the money tied up in the farm.
He is, therefore, Offering it at an
exceptionally low figure.
Description. Contains 1860 acres.
About 400 acres of fine timber esti-
mated to be worth over SIP, 600 on
stump. Balance in grass and under
cultivation. Land all in good state of
cultivation and lays well, there being
about 200 acres of level land and bal
ance rolling. This years crops consist
of about 125 acres of corn, Ids acres
of peas and beans, $50 acres of wheat
and oats already cut. Stock on place
now consists of about 80 dairy COWS.
nearly 100 young cattle, 20 head of
mules and horses and lot hogs. The
improvements consist of two fine
dwellings, a number of tenent houses.
five or six barns, including two good
dairy barns. Buildings and machinery
insured for $4,000. School, church
and store within less than a mile.
Situated within 6 miles of a posper
GUS manufacturing city of about 5000
population, and on the main line of
the Southern Railway between Bristol
and Chattanooga. The great Memphis
to Bristol highway will run within
one mile of this farm. This route was
definitely decided upon within the
past few days and adds at least
$40, 600 to the value of the farm.
However, we listed the place before
the route was decided upon and there
can be no advance of price until our
contract expires. We have this farm
listed at the remarkably low price
of $50 per acre. 1t is worth $50 per
acre easily. If $4,000 is paid in cash
time on the balance can be arranged
to suit purchaser. Farm can be divid-
ed into either two, three or four farms
to advantage. Plenty of springs and
branches watering places. Also fronts
for nearly one mile on Clinch River,
If you are interested in above farm
do not delay in advising us. 1t will
not be on the market very long. We
have other farms in about thirty Eas
Tennessee counties, and can suit an,
purchaser regardless of the amour
to be spent.
Interstate Land Co
1 Interstate Building, Bristol, 7 enn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-22
County Clerk.

l hereby announce myself Candidate
Tor the Office of County Clerk OF Taze-
weii county, ut the election to be held
support of all voters. JNO. Il. harms
hereby announce myself candidate
election to DO held November 7tb loi.
anu earnestly solicit the support of all
voters. Respectfully, e. w. GREEVER
Commonwealth Attorney
hereby announce that am n candidate
Tor the Office of Common wsaith's At
,orney OF lazewcll comfy Mt the election
cctfuliy solicite the support of voters
JAMES w. HARTMAN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-22
COMFORTING. WORDS
Many a Tazewell Household
Will Find Them so.

TO have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed; To be entirely free
from annoying, dangerous urinary
disorders is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how
this great change cun be brought n.
bout will prove comforting words to
hundreds of Tnzcwcll renders.
John A. Kinder, Graham, Va. Snys:
"Sincc using Doan's Kidney Pills, /
have not been troubled by kidney
disease. Tho trouble begun with an
ache across my back which mt times
was 20 severe that could hardly en-.
dure the misery. My kidneys wero
also dlsoIdcrcd, the seci o;ions being
highly colored and depositing heavy
sediment. was finally told nbount
Doan's Kidney Pills and used them.
The kidney Secrctions soon became
clear and the pains in my bnck dis
appeared. | recommend Doan's Kid
ncy pills to other persons suffering
foom kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5Oc
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. Now York
sole agents for the Uulted States.
Remember the Doan's--and
take no other