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Serious Kidney Disease Treated
By an Old Fashioned Doctor

called at my Office for another bottle
OF medicine. which was his last call
A month or SO afterwards a neighbor
Of his called and got n bottle of the
same medicine. saying that my patient
was practically n well man. attending
to his duties about his large farm
had given him the NeutralizIng
Mixture which was a remedy that
had used before only for bowel dis
eases. The same remedy that has since
been sold under the name OF Peruna-
II could not quite understand how Il
was that Peruna should operate 50
'benefcialiy In such seemingly different
diseases I had not yet grasped the
correct philosophy of disease i did
not then clearly comprehend that
catarrh may affect the kidneys as well
as the bowels Nothing OF that sort
was taught in the books In those days.
II took me years before clearly COM
pretended that catarrh was a disease
liable to attack any organ OF the body.
catarrh Is n disease OF the mucous
membranes. The mucous Inembrnnes
line every organ. duct and cavity in
the body. Thus IL h. catarrh may set
tie anywhere where there is a mucous
membrane
Peruna Is my remedy for all these
cases. insist upon It. however. that
Peruna is not a cure-alL l use IL for
just one disease. catarrh. But as
caiarrh Is liable to affect so many diff
ferent places. disturb SO many differ
.nt functions. derange so many differ
ent organs. IL does seem TO many peo-
pie as II I regarded Peruna as a cure
all.
The above narrative Is simply one Of
the many cases In my early practice
that brought me TO comprehend the
wonderful efficacy Of Peruna In such
variety Of diseases The kidneys may
be affected by other diseases than
c.lfarrh. but the average case OF kid
ney disease IS catarTh OF the kidneys.
Al cases of BriEht's disease begin
with catarrh of the kidneys- This
being true. and IL also being true that
Terunn T. catzrrh remedy. IL follows
that q Ereat many cases OF kidney
disease would be benefited hy Peruna-
PERU.SA SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SPECIAL NoTICE-Hany persons
are making Inquiries for the old
time f.eruna- To such would say.
this formula H. now put out under the
name Of KA-TAR-No. manufactured
hy hA-TAlt-No Company, Columbus.
ohio. write them and they Win bs
pleased - scan you a free booklet
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FRIDAY.

Airs. N. v F1snnigan. wife OF ors-
Ger FianniEan OF the city police force.
Is being treated by physician At her
home. iisi Macon avenue. for pne'.-
monia. While her condition n no.
serious II is such as 70 arouse some
solicltude on the part Of her friends.
Roy Newfarmer. foriaerly a Feside-t
here. but row making his home N
Cripple Greek. IS spending few days
IN Canon City visiting relatives aai
friends
J. o MeNatt and wm Campbell
chaparoned two auto loads OF frienfs
20 Canon City last night to attend The
festivities IN conuec,ion with the odI
Fellows grand lodge meeting Flor
cneo Citizen.
Mr. and Mrs p r. Troutman weni
70 Denver on Wednesday to attend 10
funeral OF Mrs. Patience c. Brinke,
Who died al her home in thar city tn
hrst Of the week Her husband. A.
bert Brlnker. was killed in sa
accident at the Camp BIRD mine b
ouray four years ago.
Rev II. II. Jameson left THURSDAY
afternoon FOR Denver 10 at,ead 4
special meetings for men to be held
ri the First United Presayieriap
church there Saturday nigh; and suu-
day at which addresses will be mace
by George lines OF Philadelphia. d.
II. II. Bell o, san Francisco. Rev. G 2,
Rait Of Pi,tsburg and other natioupl
Leaders in the movement for the ar
lifting OF men.
Thursday was the birthday annisc.
sary Of Rev. Or. O. :. Reed ana n
the evening about score Of iho
neighhors and more intimate friend
Of the family called in body at 8
home. sos Pike avenue. TO tender n, r
congratulations The visit was sa.-
prise to Mr. and Mrs Reed. bat was
none the lsss enjoyable TO them on
that account. The evening was spent
in social intercourse.
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1ege at Philadelphia. and as one Of the
consulting physicians had been a pro-
fessor In that college II seemed to me
quito unlikely that ] would be able 10
do any more than had been done. but ]
prescribed what seemed TO be the best
Thing under the circumstances.
He went away and in n week he re-
turned sas-ing ae .gas 40 better, that he
was sill losing ground. He judged
that he had taken tho same medicine
before. No doubt lie bad But he
wished me 10 prescribe again. did SO.
This went on for about two months.
the pssiiert falling all the time. and /
was becoming thoroughly discouraged
with the case.
One day The patient said TO me.
Doctor. why don't ynr give me the
mtdlcine sou gave nv neighbour We
all thought ne would die. but your
medicine cured HIN. This was why
came 10 yVu. why not give me the
same medicine yon gave himy-'
'-Bri." faid. '-yaur neighbor cid not
have kidney dlsause II was a bowel
complaint that l prescribed for In his
care. / remerlbcr ] Fnve him the
Neutranxing Mixture that I make n
great deal Of use Of Ia bowel dis
casea-
Well. ! want some OF the same
medicine you gave him II worked
wonders with him ana ! believe IL
will with me"
But" ! xaid. this Is not 4 rnedi-
cine for kidney disease
Well. since you seem TO be like the
rest OF the doctors. you cannot help
me. why not try the medicine that
helped my neighbour
After some hesitation concluded to
give him a bottle Of II. In ten days
he returned. He at once began to be-
rate me in no complimentary words.
saying:
You knew very well ;his medicine
would help ur. You held IL back
merely 10 set more fees for treating
me. From ;be first the medicine has
hripcd me and I have made rapid I'M
prarrrl.nt. II could hav. had iAls
medicine 4 year ago should have
bean sawed n great deal OF expense
and loss % time
replied that ! wns glad the medi-
cine h1d nrirrd him. I was somewhat
confused By HIS brusgue manner and
rurgrff sr-ech. 7 wnv- him another bot
~ Of rledlcine. DID not sec him again
for about three weeks once more be
a..
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CERTAIN RESULTS.
Many a Canon City Citizen knows How
sure They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the work OF
Do1a's kidney Pills in Canon City.
There is plenty OF positive proof o;
his IN the testimony of citizens. such
evidence should coaviuee the most
skcaticai doubtsr. Read the following
statement:
Mrs. {. Z Forcsman. 1is 5. Eisht
s.. Canon City. Colo, says: In 1905.
when living in Cripple Creek. gave a
public account OF my experience with
poan's Kidney Pills For three or
four years was sufferer from rheu-
matte twinges. dropsy and kidney COM
plant and II would be impossible Tor
ne 10 describe the suffering endured.
Medicines proved useless and was
told that could not live. The attacks
os rheumatic pain were so acute that
| could not walk across the room anil
my body was badly bloated. When
Doan's Kidney Pills were recommend
ed 10 me. began using them. pro-
curing supply at Hunter Palmer's
Drug Store. aud they benefited me 81
greatly that continued taking them
until practically cured. l am never
without supply of this remedy in the
house and when use H. am always
greatly benefited"
For sale by all dealers Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tae name pcan's and
take no otter.
tAdver,lsement)
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No. !.
Republican and Progressive Parties.
The offiee OF County Commissioner
is one of the most important offices
in the county and the one most poorly
paid
Every item OF Indebtedness and
every cent which pays these items Of
Indebtedness must be examined. pass
ed upon and allowed by the board Of
County Commissioners. They appoint
all non-elective officers OF the county
and are responsible for the proper
execution OF the work required OF
these appointlye Offices.
They are the executive officers. a.
IT we're. OF a great corporation having
a capitalization OF over six million
dollars and an annual expenditure Of
over tao hundred thousand dollars.
Their work is most complex. intr.-
cate and tiresome than II they were
IN fact. at the head Of such a corpora
ton. They are governed to certain
limit by Law. Handicapped by partisan
pressure-swerved from their best
judgment 0y apparent public opinion
They have to listen TO the cries OF the
poor and distressed. give heed to the
kicks and complaints of the rich
The nan who desires 70 be county
commissioner. who places himself be-
fore the people for such an onice.
should have the ability. training and
disposition 10 meet in a large measure
these difficulties He should De ahso-
lutely honest He should have just
and proper conception Of what Il
means to be intrusted by the osople.
to perform a public duty. He mus,
know that 10 steal from the state or
le, others steal. is greater wrong
than to steal from a private individ-
ual
He must De patriotic 20 be county
commissioner because his salary Is
20, sunleien, to pay him for the time
he gives 20 the affairs of his Office.
He should not aspire TO the position
unless he Is willing to sacrifice rs
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William ]. Davis Will
Make Excellent Commissioner

own business and his own time Tor the
good OF the people.
He must have a love and pr!oc in
the office. that. he must not neglect
the duties of this office for his own.
because it pays better The duties Of
the commissioner OF the first district
are manifold and take most OF a mans
time.
He must be man who is court..-
ons. pleasant. quick to serve. firm bu.
not stubborn. economical but no stin-
gy; quick to come to a decision. but
willing to listen 10 an argument.
He must be broad minded but not
too liberal. He must have good iuds-
ment and have practical knowledge
OF construction work He must know
what an honest days work is and
have the moral courage to require il
OF his appointees He must know
that the man that pays one dollar as
tax is the peer of the one who pays
a thousand He must be slow TO an
ger and running over with patience
The Republican and Progressive
parties have named William j. Davis
OF South Canon as their candidre for
this important Office and it is believed
by majority of those that know Will
liam J. Davis that he possesses TO
large measure the above qualifications
He is an old citizen of this county.
coming here twenty-five or thirty
years ago from New England and set
tling in South Canon where by his en-
ergy. good judgment and hard work.
he has made a success OF his own af-
fairs. He has never held county u
fee. He has been. and now is. a meri-
Der OF the town council OF South Cam
ON and is one OF its most active mem
bers.
He has been superintendent Of the
South Canon ditch. He has held th,s
position for over ten years. giving en-
tire satisfaction
George W. Griffin. president Of said
company. authorizes this statement 10
De printed and used.
wv. ]. Davis has been our superin-
tendent for the past ten years or mofe
and I have never heard a complaint
against him. have always found
him absolutely honest. faithful and
competent. He has good Judgment
about all repairs and work relating
to the ditch and We depend largely
upon his Judgment and good sense Oh
all constructive work relating TO the.
company. believe he would make a
good. safe. honest. up-to-date county
commissioner and hope he will "a
elected"
Men who know W ]. Davis believe
that the parties have made no mistake
So naming him. II is an absolute
truth that W. J. Davis never accepts
public trust but that he fully in
tends and will give it the very best
that is in him.
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PuTs END TO HtBIT.

Things never look bright TO one with
"the blues Ten to one the trouble
is a sluggish liver. filling the system
with bilious poison. that Or. Kings
New Life pills would expei Try then.
Let the Joy of better feelings end 'tAe
blues" Best for stomach. liver and
kidneys. sse. Hunter paimer's.
ADVERTISEMENT
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lived IN Colorado for many years. He
Is lawyer BY profession and hiss
held the seeretargship Of Colorado
jurisdiction OF Odd Fellowship since
1893. lie Is a graduate OF the state
university at Boulder and an alumnos
Of the la- school OF Columbia unlver-
si,y OF New York city. Few mon any,
where stand higher IN the estimation
of their fellows than Nr. jackson and
his successes IN life have been won ss
an unxwersiuE devotion % duty where
ever he has found II
AIRS E q. rli,on vent to Denv -
wednesaay 10 visit her sister. Mrs.
I4aa D. Ray.
Miss blanche Wing returned We'd
nesday from carrolsrn. III. where she
spent the summer Miss Wing WIS
accompanied by Mrs. Mas berry who
~iil BE- the guest Of C. T Wood and
family for few DAYS. Mrs. Msyberry
Is on her way to California 10 spend
the winter.
Mr. ana Mrs ! l.. Turner Of Mani
tou. who have been visiting ar. an ?
Nrr. G. T Hughes At $50 North Fifth
street for some time. left FOR home
on Wednesday. They we're greatly
delighted with Canon CITY and its
surroundings Mr. Turner Is bro,a-
er Of Mrs, Hughes.
The members Of tho Monday Real
Ing club met this week a; the home Of
Mrs 4. 5 Obey on Harrison avenue
with Mrs. A. 7. Clarke prestdins.
There were eleven members pressht
ANA the session was y very pleasant
one Tho reading q Lewis Rand"
with Mcsdames Baker and Coulter a.
readers. During the social hour float
ing island cake and coffee we're served
as refreshments. The meeting next
week will be with Mrs Evans
Mrs. Dan Miller. who has been y.s-
itlnE friends at Hotchkiss. Colorado.
for the iast Eve or six weeks. has r.
turned to Canon City to spend the
winter months.
David Van Parks. who died in tn.
hospital in salida on Tuesday. was
buried ct Lakeside cemetery this after
noon. The remains we're brought here
from saiida on Wednesday ard the
funeral was held at wilson's underiai:-
Or. and Mrs c. II. Kitteii left th;s
morning for a few days pleasure visit
In Denver and Boulder They expe-t
TO return home early next week.
Ing chapel at o'clock today with Rev
DIR. T. p. stafford OF the First Baptist
church conducting the service. De-
ceased was an old soldier and tae
services at the cemetery we're under
the direction OF Greenwood Post No.
10. @. A. r.. Of which organization Mr
Parks was a member Deceased wrs
seventy years of age and had resided
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Wednesday Musical Club Holds Fine
Meeting.

The "Wednesday Musical elnh had the
1est meeting OF its nineteenth year,
when 1t met with MIS- J. c. sehweiee. ;
asst "Wednesday afternoon at $50.
Mrs. T N Harding gave a very
sraph.c repor, Of the, meeting at Trim.
dad. recently. OF the Colorado Fedora
ion OF women's clubs. This year the
club will study American music and
composers and the program will be in
charge OF committee who have ex-
,ensively studied this subject
The club Will have twenty members
to start with which IS much larger
than the membership has been for a
number OF years. The members of the
club are most enthusiastic and look
for very enjoyable season.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. schweigcrt on October seth. n
which Mrs. Houle win read paper
on Tho Place Of Music in American
Life
recital will be given in which Mrs.
Williamson and Mrs schvcisc-s. vo
eaiists. Miss Katherin Hendriekso,.
pianist. and Miss MadoHn .Dlxoa. v.c-
l.nist VIII cntcrtain
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Mdvertisement'

Angelo Barto and Miss Carolina De
iagua. both OF Rockvsie. were married
by judge Cooper at his Office in the
court house at II o'eipck this mornine
in the presence Of a party of the =
friends.
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Gu,,t of Mrs. eocdloe.

Mn Hart Gocdloe was hostess TO ,
number OF her lady friends Thursday
and Friday afternoons. Auction bridge
formed the diversion. four tables being
coupled each day.
Misses Josephine Palmer and May
Harding Tere the recipients OF ~.
pri1es Thursday and Mesdsmes Waldo
nd Harrison we're given high score
Friday Yellow and white was toe
color scheme in the decoration aaa
,arried out in the dainty refresh
sats served ly the hostess.
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Dickens Club Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Dickens
club was held with Mrs. A. C.Dick-
us son Thursday afternoon. The read
.uE Of Nicholas Nieseiby vas cantinp-
"a with Aiesdames Dickinson. PeaboG,
and Naupin as readers The presi.
sent Of the club. Mrs. Greydene Sml;t
vho has gone 70 Denver for the winter
months. sent In her stead. a beautiful
aneh OF roses Whseh was greatly ap.
areciated ts the club members.
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Hrs DeWeese Hostess to Luncheon
Club.
The members Of the Luncheon cius
spent Thursday Afternoon as the
guests Of Mrs. Dali De weese at her
beautiful home on Lincoln Park.
The hostess served a well appointed
luncheon and the latter part OF tho
Afternoon was devoted TO bridge
Mrs. I. D Palmer made high score
and in aecordance With the preeadeat
Of the Club was given the flowers
which we're used in the table deeora-
tions.
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here for a number OF years He leaves
wife and family.
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Mrs. NRirk Gives Autumn Parties.

Mrs Nikirk Gives Autumn Parties.
Five tables Of Auction Bridge pla,-
ers were the guests Of Mrs. Don NikiTk
this afternoon.
The home was very tasiefuIly- decp-
rated with autumn foliage for the oe-
casion and the hostess made the after
noon most pleasant for her guests.
Mrs. Nikirk will entertain another
assemblage of guests Monday after
noon
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News Notes

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Real Estate
4, Bargains
Notary Puti.o-w q Rowland sss
Main street Record Office.
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studeuts OF academy Have Harp,

Time.
The teachers and pupils OF Mount
Saint scholastieas Academy held the'r
annual outing in Captain RocIsafel-
low's Fruitmere orchard Friday. Many
lively frollcks. the making Of fruit
corouets and garlands and the perfect
weaiher coupled with the sood fellow
ship made the occasion one Of much
happiness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dorier Entertain at Game
Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. W H Dozier enter
tained thirty-six guests at buffet
dime Friday evening Wild duck
ana venison were features OF the
splendid menu.
The evening was given over to has-
iag General social good time.
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Q AIl AROUND
:.''!3 De HOUSE

China on which is silt decoration
should not 10 washed IN strong soap
suds or Wate- containing washing
powder.
IN washing ordinary china the not
ter the w@ttr the Eore easily the
PIECES will dry ana the brighter they
GiI lie.
Le2tber-coycrcd furniture ccn be
cleaned with sweet milk applied with
= piece Of soft flannel Rub gently
Until dry.
Dish cloths should he kept scrupu-
lously clean hy washing thoroughly in
soar and water, well rinsed and hung
IN the air alter using.
An ordinary brick is excellent for
an iron stand and If hnated before
using the iroRs will keep hot much
longer than with the common iron
stand.
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WHEN MAKING NOODLES
For rEST RESULTS, Try THESE
APPROVED RECIPES.
Lht,o EccescoTies Tha, Give Flayc. to
i;:e Soup Are Wen Worthy OF
Aitertion-iicw Some Han
die tie Dough.

Tho following recipes represent th.
experience OF scyor.I noodle makers.
as described by them:
Noodle soup.-Eci! small shank OF
beef for thrco hours. strain on liquor,
tcturn 10 the rot. ana add sail. Make
EoodlCs by rubbing into one egg as
much floUr as 81 viii take, then roll
oUt as thin aG wafer. Dust over 4
l,tlc flour ana taSu ron. Cut of tEin
Slices from tie c.Cc Cf the icll and
shake out into long strips. Drop light
ly into so-p aal let it boil for ten min
utes after they arc rut in. About n
saltspoon Of salt should be added while
mixing in tie ilour.
Bread NocGlos.-Oac cgg. enc table
spCc3 of water, pinch cf salt, o4c-half
cup -Four. or enough 10 thicLcn. Pat
n rcart Cnc-half cap of ilogr in a bowl
aad break into it an egg. Add water.
sir al well tog.;hcr and add more
flCUr until : thick dough is formed,
then roll out 10 thin sheet and let
dry = few minutes. DrCIgc with lit
lie -four. roll up and cut into broad
strips and lay thcm straight TO dry.
Drop in boiling water with pinch Of
salt and boil for twenty minutes. Drain
Il coiaEder. put in di.h, and cover with
Drowned bread crumbs and Il little
butter.
noodlcs.-Onc oCg. ono-fourth tea
srccn of salt. throo.curths cup CT
-four. Beat ii, GEE. add salt. ard add
the four TO mai.o q stiff dough tarce-
fourths Of 4 cup Is usually sufficient.
roll out on Toured board till as thin
rs n wafer and leave on beard 10 dry
while soup IS cooking. Then crt up in
little trim strips aud drop ia boiling
stock. Let hoil about thirty minutes,
Some cooks after rolling cuJ their
noodle dough hang it over = roller or
over { clean cloth Oh brooms:;ck 20
dry. OF course eCS5 are in different
sizes, 50 il is impossible TO tell the
exact amount CT -four that any one egg
Will require.
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Perfume in Cakes.

Tho latest luxury for the woman
who likes a faint fragrance of sweet
ness about all her belongings is the
cake of perfume which may te tossed
among lingerie CT laoes without the
trouble OF sewing sachet powder up
in cotton batting and silk pads. These
cakes OF perfume are put up attrac-
lively, and when the perfume fails
rs all perfumes DO when exposed to
the air--:kc surface OF the cake may
be scratched and 4 new surface OF
sweetness exposed. Theso cakes Of
perfume are net by any means mex
pcnsive. a small size costing almost
81, bu: the perfume is dainty and re-
fined and by scrapiHS the surface &C.
casionaliy the cake may be used some
time.
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Baked mackerel.

After ilicting the fish, cut each
piece in two. season with pepper. salt
and lemon juice, AID arrange en- 3
battered dish or tin thus-nrst, a
piece of fish, then 4 slice of tomato,
and SO on until all are used. Pour
over a little stock made from the
homes, cover with huttered paper,
and cook IN the over for 20 minutes.
Dish up. mix the stock in which the
fish was cooked With little brown
sauce. boil up. and, finally stir II =
caod-sizod piece Of butter. Pour the
sauce over the fish and serve.
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Olive Gil Pickles.

Use medium-sized cucum5ors, a gal
lon Jar and small bottle OF best olive
oil (25-cent size). Slice cucGmhers
without raring. and for every three
cucrmbers use one tablespoon each
OF salt, brown sugar aud black mus
tard seed. pouring the oil gradually
over each layer. Ffil The jar with vim
egar and after standing two weeks
pack ia glass Jars If you wish.
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Blend for poifed Rcef.

. CFor one roInd OF meat pounded
to a pastel Use one level table
gpoonful OF salt; one toaspooniui
Oeyell OF pepper, one-iialf teaspoonful
OF sllspice, ard one teaspoonful OF
sag. with melted butter sufficient to
klcz6 % = ;isick parto.