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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
A pANaERoUg pIsEAsE.

Dysentery is dangerous disease but
can be cured. Chamberlain 3 Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used in nine epidem-
les of dysentery. For sale by all deal.
ers. Benson, Smith Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
ONLY Owe SURVIVOR.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, July 2s.-
The steamer John Irwin, loaded with
coal, was sunk last night as the result
of striking rock in Beaver harbor.
Only one survivor, member of the
crew, has been found.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
GETS pHILIPpINE JoB.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-FredericlS
W. Taylor of Denver, Colorado, was
TODAY named minister Of agriculture for
the Philippines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

eoaat Intends to quarantine against the
Mediterranean hy and thls sill prae,
neallY bar Qua all frulte, peppeg apd
other products from fba Islands. save
those which are fannad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

t.sa 81 rtf.saai sinfs ~ ESQ
rfteifHt of lho haaft
lies HalN the Better"
TIE ifh said enc better ftmagk "a
ihs chairman iu calling attention ~
the fact thsi his report had omitted
reference 20 enc Clean up nav phttoli
proposition and the public 40 spifited,
In which the supervisors bad acted.
They had moved city Of o0n00. he
said, hut ihev could not move six men
on the hoard Of supervisors.
Tie called attention % the fact that
the supervisors had voted $500 n
Cleanup Dav. had spent hardly any
Of u. and yet refused 20 give The com.
mittee any Of L 10 apply 90 the pay.
rolls and had also refused 20 give them
much assistance in tracing down the
outrageous grating practised. He had
high praise FOR Supervisor Low. the
only member Of the board that had
given them any help or assistance.
Other Matters.
The committee also took up other
matters relating to tho dishguring
tenements permitted to be erected on
Kalakaua avenue, the city's one choice
driveway, and also the waterfront park
question.
The presidents report on Cleanup
Day was acted on by resolution that
IL was the opinion Of the organization
that It urge, as present and pressing
necessities free garbage collection
system by the city and county, and
that II approve of the recommendation
calling for an increase in the number
of sanitary inspectors whose pay and
efficiency shall be in keeping with Their
important duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

hhN hhIQNi0. Tasas gug 81
The HadTQ fmllY 80 af|.el Mesl.ana
80 moving fAa4 salllf aai ~ nenaa.
HHl faliAaf fpafe + fasifa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

AFM YORK. iaiY q HehHed aaa1
aasaafea re- feHis 5 haaafal - ~
nalAa ieaag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

fhkit fnHHn tniR et Tho Cana
dien Pacific liner kmpfaas ~ ohlns,
Hhifl FiHfa 8 f4el ~ asa penluanla
9esIefdsF sill ~ total lose 4 Is nea
helIeAHl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

ANNAAh NAAANAlA Nv
While In Japan Mr. Marker tried con.
versations and addresses, M we'll ~
songs from The geisha girls Of the I'm.
pifo. One Of the famous mon WIN talk.
Cd for him in Toxic was Marquis Ito.
Others Of moro or less renOwn have
talked into the horn for him In the
Orient.
"siam is the spot that appeals to mo
as heated territory second only to
Yuma. IL you know Yuma you will
understand what / mean. i was under
difficulties there aud had TO set up a
laboratory IN the Royal Stables where
the temperature was ITO degrees and
the horses on tho lower door kicking
harmony to pieces. l was after big
things in Siam and wanted instrumental
music. My first move was to get the
best band obtainable and asked them to
play the national anthem. AS il lasted
less than one minute | could not use
the record. / wanted it played over
and over again but the leader said it
was against the Emperor Is wishes to
play more than twice the same air In
China many of the records made are
of domestic home life and the folk lore
of the country. 1t is an interesting
place and our records are so well known
out here that there is always big de.
mand for them. Practically all of the
records in the far East are sold in that
section of the world and we do not
put them on sale at any of our agencies
on the mainland.
Will be Sold Here.
"The Hawaiian records which have
just made viii. when completed, be sold
by the Honolulu Music Company who
hold the agency for the sale Of the
Columbia Hawaiian records. 1t win be
some time before they are put on sale
because of the process of making the
hard, finished article. -
What have been made here are or
wax and the moulds are sent to the
factory at Bridgeport where soft ma
trieos are made of them. From the
matrix an electrotype is made and will
this the finished record by pressure into
the hard rubber composition. The pres
sure is something like one hundred and
twenty tons. In no respect is the proc
ess the same as the Edison for the Col
umbia is a lateral stroke while the
Edison's is an indentation. Naturally
Mr.. Markers considers the Columbia su
perior in every respect to any others on
the market. They are of the disc pat
tern and can be used as well ON the
| Victor machine.
He will leave Honolulu by the OhinI
for the far East.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
Reports Iibelous.

President Berndt then called atten-
ton to an imposing roll of reports
made by the district captains on Clean
up Day, which has been made part
OF his report, and stated that the
members must not overlook those, 1t
was moved that they be printed to-
gether with the presidents report, but
he showed clearly that ten millionair9s
or so would have to put up their GER
tilted check if that was done, to meet
the libel suits, and that the suits that
would result would breakn said ten
millionaires.
He called attention to one place,
where with the best intent in the world,
one of the captains had made a GER
tain charge that would break at least
one of the millionaires, for while it
was good charge and had been produc-
tive of good, he had charged the wrong
man. It was decided that the reports
be not printed. Mr.. Berndt having re-
ferred to them as a bunch of firecraek-
ers. He called attention, on the 9th
or hand, to the immense good that
these reports had done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
WORRYING OVER
CREDIT QUESTION
THE IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
AFRAID BOARD WILL GET TOO
MUCH OF II.
mon Ralaraay . Aavarll.er.l

IL was quite in order last night at
the meeting Of the Oahu Central Com.
mittee 10 hand things 70 the board
Of health. which was done in degrees
varying from what is called ''mild
criticism TO real warm remarks
placed in special report, lest they go
astray.
President II. A. Berndt rendered his
report Of Cleanup Day 10 the commit
tee, summing up all that was done, who
did il and what was discovered. Those
who spoke in connection with it, like
Brutus, came to bury it, not to praise
it. II. T. Mills arose first and said
that while he thought it was a very
able report and thanked the president
very much for making it, he at the
same time, deprecated the fact that the
board of health got the amount of
praise it did and added, tapping him
self ON the chest, that he felt that the
credit all belonged to Gus" He then
concluded by saying that instead of the
board of health, the credit should have
been given to Dan Logan.
Mr.. Logan arose and modestly waved
aside any thanks, saying that serving
inc puDllc WAS MS BUSINESS ana bndL
several people had come up to him
several times on the cars and intimated
that they had given him the idea
Professor Bryan then mentioned a
scientific tract which explained the
psychology of popular sentiment and
applied it so clearly that finally Mr..
Logan had to admit that it might not
have been his idea after all.
Mr.. Logan called attention to several
points where Mr.. Berndt Is report was
open to slight criticism, such as the
fact that the districting on Cleanup
Day was not done properly, and that
where Kaimuki had too many in
speetors, the downtown districts didn t
have near enough.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

lH1leilfHHN tnnNH lnIil ihns ia1 tHt.
ff ihtif Fllt ~ niuW fnd ehlrtti ga
lntHff M lmtl,h On Unr ottaslHn
bad in io|n ere merry lhfonE and
sfHoke pine of peace With them That
shs in retiht and was irving 40
secure The services of the best singer in
che Celestial Empire The dream ~
promised mo w0uld follow The indui.
geuee has not yea arrived but u may
Get mo thfs tim %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
Decided Opinions,

Vice President Il. Won Damn had
turned in supplementary report 10
the president . evidently fearing that
the board of health would not suffer
enough ia the latter document lie
handed few hot roasts 10 the board,
and by the application Of q remarkable
logic scored heavily on q few points
connected with the condition Of fifteen
square miles Of the city, which, 10 save
space, be merely touched on ia q gen
eral sort Of way.
~ other places be was alfilY lne0f'
rect, as In one remark whore be inn'
mafea that hlame should be attached
n ihe board for failure - aeitaie
for . free garbage system, fhis g.
maxi would have been apnonane when
ihe haara Nan bringing 81 iha pressure
i could 30 lie legislature 81 Rel ~
appropriations that Z might conduct 2
fffH garbage FyfieWi aale enafla NelHe
rendered % ~ lte fapelFlaofl aha
neeaea iha pAf ffaiem faf ffellAeal
faasaHf
~ HHa faff elflHaenl n hla fflii
dlm n ~ NaIi aHih, aHil|alNs Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
Bank OF Hawaii

DIhECIUhS: Q. ii, OOOKbJ T. d.
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr., E. F. Bishop,
F. W. Macfarlane, ]. A. McCandless,
C. H. Atherton, Geo. R. Carter, F. B..
Damon, F. C. Anterior, R. A. Cooke
(secretary).
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking.
JUDD BLDG, FORT ST.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTRGENTs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01
Do It Piecemeal.

Continuing, Mr.. Logan mentioned q
purported interview with Mr.. Mott
Smith about $2,0O0,0O0 needed for
sewers, He complained over the fact
that people were always waiting for
$2,000,000 to do things and then recall
ed the history of 1898, showing that
the present system had been construct.
ed with the idea of being gradually
extended
Mr.. Berndt ventured short defense
of his report, and the remarks con.
corning the board of health did not
esase him to change his mind about
giving the board of health due credit
for the work performed, and in answer
to Mr.. Mill's defense of Mr.. Logan,
stated plainly that MT. Logan had come
into his Office as reporter, looking
for news at time when Mr.. Mott
Smith was discussing the matter of
Cleanup Day and that Mr.. Logan was
appraised of the movement and gave
his advice on the matter then, after.
wards assisting materially with far
Their advice. This satisfied both Mr.,
Mills and Mr.. Logan.
What One Year Did?
Mr.. Berndt then called attention tt
the fact that the last year had created
universal public sentiment in the city
beautiful idea to such an extent that
the courts are now recognizing the
fact that billboarIs are public mi
sances, whereas year ago there was nc
judicial opinion by which such matters
We're governed.
Professor Bryan spoke on the educa
tional features of campaign to KEEP
the city clean and how it could be done
and Farther Valentin took the floor tC
back up Mr.. Logan S sentiments to the
effect that while we were waiting fol
that 100000 for sewers, the commit
tee could start work for a free gar
bage system. He was adverse to the
board of health, (which had been here
so many years without doing much Of
anything, getting as much credit al
it did when the committed. was respon
| sible for ii all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-01

The original photograph Of Edison
differs in several respects from those
IN use today. When the Edison was
exhibited IN the '70s there WAS no per.
manent record aud only crude record.
en- The "Talking maehineD was used
only for exhibition purposes aud was
not considered an article OF commerce.
The operator would place d piece Of tin
foil around a metal cylinder aud talk
into a horn ~ DO turned q erauk. When
be lad reached the end Of the tin foil
be would turn back And The remarks
made would be- repeated n waa . eun.
1siffJ nothing moro nnd tie records
could not be- Used again, with the imr
proved recorder aHd the Invention ~
as Nhs cylinder ihe phon0gFaph he
eHlHe ~ real value Edison ufed ne
more thea thirty yeau Hao end lm
rfoteinenif have lsea going oa ever
alnef.
y esprfienfe n ha|a has bees fan.
~ enough ahd J maY 80 ifyina, q
sell 81 aaIt lhe masl easafIaH faaaa
fllian ~ fh|ne fef Insiana6. 4 ~.
4aff lmnaHaNlf ~ ~ n aaaafa Gli
afsa aln9aH aaa hasf lieH Nfele iiell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
ORGANIZE CLUB
Kings Daughter Day Nursery Plan
MINI 20 Entertain During
Winter.

Tle King daughters of tt- uav
Nursery. have arranged for a meeting
to o." h'Iu 90 fl- uurser, ,u Frda,
evening OF o.,0cr pu" feature VIII
Doc tI- 81 -ns.0n or o. fhe Kiug b
ueusut-rs aud 'ue organization %. &C.
boz silu
the hrs' evening va, D." ln Charge
o. Nr George IS laiahsurh Or o.
hoped Chat during The winter to 100.
f"re-f ID" boys bs having c,rn.urs o.
music. story telling. Illustrated lrr
cares etc The reading room Will Doe
opeu from to s 20 clock.
Iue fuIo. ing gentlemen have. con.
scented fp assist iu -h. uor. dlr.us
December Secretary AI-f L.
Stu.s rf fI" Associated Charities.
M'-srs. e. 81 ~Caldahaugl. SEWER. %.
$ ~iton~cker. E~rs D o.. Lci -ubergcr
aul Gas D.. Ritter
Ni bos- rom I- to ., s-ars % axe
wil ue Welcomed.
The cJoAiug class coma cteG with
The King daughters me a. -le
nursery ou MONDAY eteuIul Twelve
girls and ,oum- s"u-u aero present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
COUNCIL TONIGHT
CITY Soions rave Considerable Bus
ness 10 Transact - Special
Session.

TH" call for the ,ts council .y
meet tonight 800 special session VA
issued bt Ma, OF schmidt .est-rda,
aud q number o important matters
Viii come up Tor action
Ib" call Includes fb- Nas- mo,luL
picture ordinance fis conference
committee report ou ihe i-iauruer
claim Tor al injured hor--. ordinance
comm-tfH".s rrpur 10 teVsrl 20 the
w A. Wilson a sons and J,- SreidoI
Grocer COMPANY petitions to erect
platforms uu South -frecf. th- seal
resolution requiring the Pennsylvania
railroad COMPANY iO pi~," safe
gates at Twelfth % Fourteenth
streets ou Water audi the WaTN.fh
China c0mpauts request TOO erect o.
.,ro-sOS'r BOO Ale. Is. connecting
th"iIS Two factory ~nuila.uE.. tL-
streets. alleys ono grades commit
. report 100 the ~ hrclius Mold o.
, ouuIry company petition Tor cine,
Op"uluI ar Row street. th- bonds of
tue street Improvement FOB Main from
Twelfth fo Sixteenth. commissioners
report ON fhe refund of ioau OF 1890.
and fn, hrst Main street bridge .efi-r.
meter. Transfers tu4 go -f as "a Do.
Gems" cOgr, COB act ON the application
OF th" Columbia aud kosau-ko clubs
con the South Side aud the t.au-fer
of the LICENSE oi Gofuisb Harding io
Do lusrrlcidsT 60 no. loss Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
Wheeling Tent&AKnins
Company
1910 Min ST.
SAFETY GATES
Se>'y Hssolytior Requiring Peo1ny
Hant1 Railroad 20 Erect Gates
Tseied o. Committee.

lH" ~ordllsn,- omm tf-. o. M
N council met LAST en'ue and con.
--~rec rtcra matters. amous them
POD" ~"alit resolution requiring fU-
F'uHsh .sau.t Railroad c1mp.r. -u
erect raf~s 90 I~r'f'h and Fourteenth
streets uu " alter Inls uar discussed
a' Considerable length and -ua'.. aid
on tie table Thl- aispos-s or The
hisi'-r unless should sgaiu b.
brought ~ % council and would then
have Geo Doe referred To- ft. committee
again
The -r9l~st p, tHe Master pIlmn-rs
assot atou taat -ll repair vurA b. -h.
streets De- hereafter made O.. th r.tv
and charged 20 The proper. owner,
Instead o. tl- plumbers aolux ga.
NoTA. caused 1901 l-rah.- discussion
AMI hrDlsh' olr rho fa,r that fl-
present D.tN ordinance practically GOV
-rs fH- reQues' b.r has NOT been
strictly enforced Ire matter Mas
r~f-rret -o -H- hurri uf control o.
make aut changes 900 fl- ordinanc.
they say o. and return to 'he com.
mlft-e
Tire application u. t.. Na-vi,k
CHINA ''uIpHr. ro .arefr.. a cross
.cr connecting IFS TAO factory build.
NIX, CO.. Alley O., was acted upon favor.
anit "nt referred ro ,uuucf Uifn q
~,omm .@atiur -la' sro4.i be-
eraufcd
The pct' CON o. So s. Wilson a
sons fo efe'I a platform 900 the rear
.. rH-r r-u l.IlIiuE ua Man street
AND fIaf 90 -, Joseph Sp-idri
1fnt-rt COMPANY 10 construct tu..r
present one 'o conform. was also
rr, commended latorabls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
BTuemmer q HHdebrs1d

rassrm 0trtctsrs 80 Emaa.msrA
AaaanoaN ~ 2E@a 49, as q 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
IE AT THE gj
THEATRES


The Regeneration o. Aunt Mary
This comedy has been received
With remarkable favor. and Miss
Low oil has been a d.stiuKu shed sID
ces- her Previous uorh as Mis-
Haze. 500 Mrs Wirr- OF fle Cab
haga IIt,u l- -.i q most pleasant
memory. and Lizzie 100 ru. lot
terv Man emphasized her reputa .ou
as Il remarkably clever actress Of co.
centric characters TO those NLo
has" boz -cru Tho PLAY. l hI.ef out
o of fhe Iarrsrs" mas prov. .rfr-
cstirg
As tha rfir suggests Il. story .s
concerned With fne sudden di-ooy.rv
or % middle aged LADY that existence
need NOT he OF au exclusively duu
and drlb lur fha. owen au elderly
spineter may Do @parlouci FOR oros
siouaI', throw ing hrr cap over Pho
vIndmiIl- 81 fr. Court Thcaf.r Tr.
dan matinee and uIEhf. December I-t
Eddie Foy In over ,re River
AZ last ECdi" Iet has found e. new
comedy role worthy OF DIE iai.ut-
Tile eccentric and popular Domed au
VIII DO seen af fNe lurrf Iustf.-
saturday matinee and uzuf. Decrm.
Der "a. In a new musical fare. called
over he River. under fhn ana
morr ~ Charles UIlireIam and -
/i"g,e'd. Dr. The huu De- said to be-
one of fhe best and fvis-I Mr. F0f
has ever bad 4 strong company FOO.
c.ude- Maud Lambert. EDNA Hunter
Ne,fH'e ~feua-f David Ardrsdt.
Eirr.. Hsrbar-''o fic Reed SISTERS
the Mars a.rfa rI|t.. Tho ffrr.D
Methter Sisters and .He prot. r clo
rus 100 The world -D..r ffs River
hs- been a great pig h' st tHs Stu.s
baker Theafer .u Cltraco. ana the on.
tire OtlElra. t1muar. comes bore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
c. II. OUIMBY

H"0Ie d ~ NHWa|rrIar
lif1 NAN S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09

The Rose Carnival Baby show VIII
b, held iu lho Coliseum rink Wcdues-
day. June "a 40 no q. m Ten prizes
viii Dc awarded and these viii be on
dinpy'ot Barnes JcwolJy store Sat
uu'aN lmo lp. Mothers enc urged
Do u.us o.I h01.W under rs month
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
POSTMASTER DONNELL
GETS SALARY INCREASE

Postmaster G. w. Donnell will, af,
ter July 1, receive an increase OF 500
year In salary. Postmaster Wood
ford, of Medford, will receive 5000
Increase. The salaries of Postmas-
ter Donnell will then be $2,400 and
Woodford, $4,000. Other officers In
the west get substantial increase. The
news is told In United Press dis
patch today to The Courier, as fol-
lows:
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Post-
master General Hitchcock announced
today that the department had conf
pleted a re-adjustment OF tho sal
aries of postmasters appointed by the
president in cities and towns where
the salary Is based upon the aonual
receipts and that 1t will be put into
effect July /.
The following postmasters with
their present salaries, will receive an
increase of 500 per year, beginning
July /;
oregon-salem, s3,1OO; Baker,
$4,000; Eugene, $4,000; Grants
Pass, $2,400; Roseburg, $2,4OO.
Washington Tacoma, $500;
Spokane, $4,000; Aberdeen. $4,000;
Chehalis, $2,4OO.
Medford, Oregon, is raised from
$4,000 to $2,SO0 and klamath Falls
from $4,000 to $2,400.
Boise, Idaho, which pays $4,000 at
present, is increased to $4,000.
Laramie, Wyo., postmastership is
increased from $4,000 to $4,000 an
nually.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
CREAMERY HAS A
BIG BUTTER GAIN

A. l.. Bates, manager of the Apple
gate-Willlams creamery near Provolt,
was In Grants Pass today and has on
ly words of optimism for his section.
Progress is the word out that way
says Mr., Bates, and In regard to the
creamery he says:
"The make OF butter for May at the
Applegate-Willlams creamery totaled
7146 pounds, against 52S4 pounds
for May 1910. This last May shows
n gain OF 1928 pounds over any pre-
vious months make.
"The Applegate-WIlllams creamery
ia now entering upon an era Of pros
perity and growth. The patron list ls
constantly increasing. About one
third Of the present number Of 60
has been added during the last year
Old patrons are increasing the mum.
ber and efficiency Of their herds
Others, becoming interested, are pre-,
pairing 10 begin doirylng
Nearly all the butter is sold ln
Grants Pass, a very small amount go.
Ing TO noishboring town"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
NEW STRIKE; FINDER
DOESN'T GET THE GOLD

A prospector, with pack horse anu
camp outfit, was recently camped on
the Gold Note mine and doing some
very diligent prospecting. 1t did not
occur to him that he was camped on
decided land; and that the west end
d the section he was camped on had
a crew of me at work putting up ana
installing a stamp mill for active
mining.
After putting in about two weeks
hard work the man succeeded IN
running down a fine trace OF gold
from the head of one Of the tributar-
les of Grave creek and uncovered a
rich ledge Of picture quartz carrying
high values. After mortaring out
quite a goodly quantity Of the yellow
stuff he proceeded to get his bear
ipgs, and went to the Gold Note
camp and had e. R. Crouch and e. b.
Crouch help him go and stake out
his newly found bananza; as ne said
he could lot find the corners of the
section and needed a witness on his
newly found claim. He was Of course
much excited.
The boys accompanied the pros
pector to the new strike, and showed
him the lines and corners. 1t devel-
oped that he was about the center OF
the Little Oregon claim and that the
land was decided to Hendricks and
the Crouch brothers. The strike was
CT Importance to e. B. Crouch, the
present owner of the Gold Note
mines. The unfortunate prospector
stated he had an experience which
might be worth something to him,
and Mr.. Crouch had the mine. He
forthwith pulled out and will probab-
ly uncover another rich ledge this
summer, provided he finds another
good trace.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
NATURES WARNING
Grants Pass People Must Recognize
and Heed IL

Grants PaSS PEOPLE Must Recognize
and Heed It
Kidney ills come-mysteriousl
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the color Is unhealthy
If there are settings and sedi-
ment,
Passages frequent, scanty, pain
full.
It's time to use Doan's Kidney
Pills
II ward off serious disease
Doan's have done great work in
this locality.
Mrs. B. Cole, 1876 Second street,
Ashland, Ore, says; II suffered for
a year from kidney and bladder
complaint. II l stopped a stitch
darted across my back, and often /
could hardly straighten The kid
ney secretions were also unnatural
and | was badly run down when
began using Doan's Kidney Pills.
They seemed to be just the remedy
/ required, for in less than a week
my health improved and the pain
and lameness was less severe. My
condition is now good and | am glad
to say that Doan's Kidney Pills are
all that Is claimed for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-09
Oregon Climate Best

December 10 last year A. II. Brun,
son left here for California to spend
the winter from which place he re-
turned Thursday night and has since
been greeting his many friends. Mr..
Brunson reports that the winter in
California was most disagreeable,
likewise the spring, and he is glad to
return to his Grants Pass home. The
climate here, Mr. Brunson says, is
noticably much better than that of
California and consequently in every
respect more healthful.