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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
ADMINISTRATORS NAMED
FOR TWO ESTATES

Mrs. w. Oscar Holcomb was yes
terday appointed administrator of the
estate of W. Oscar Holcomb which is
valued at $500, Of which s45OO is in
personal property. Mrs. Holcomb is
the only heir.
Mrs. Pauline Mais has been appoint
ed administrators Of the estate of
Peter Mais, who died November %.
1911. The estate is valued at S27OO.
The heirs are Pauline Mais, widow
George Mais, son; Mrs. Lille S. Burch,
daughter; Esther A. Mais, daughter.
and Gertrude Mais, daughter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

The Hotel MarlOn's Business Lunch
Prepared and served in an up-to-
date manner, SOC. 5-27-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
X 4 X X X 4 \ 4 4 4 X 4 X X 4
y CITY NEWS. u
4 4 4 X r \ r 4 r y X X X \

Pay Your irrigation Bill Now
And get the discount. G-t'Et
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
BusInesg Men's Lunch, HOteI Marion

Excellent service, superior cooking,
SOC. 5-27-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
IrrIgatIor DIIls Must Re pnld-

On or hefore June 10th to get the
~ per cent discount. 6-4.jt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

Ferdinand kOnrad-
The Cellist will assist at Miss Shell
tons recital
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
Hear Prof. Churchllps-

Recital at the First Christian churcl
tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

Throw the old wooden culvert into
the discard-we've no more time nor
money to spend on patching up
roads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

FOR sALE-Five acres Of vo-- >,
bottom land, dark soil, clo,, ~ !,
school, five miles out. GOOD ~. y
plenty of wood. Price ,-.o' ''' !.
down and IS per month. No n.y.. Y
In . years. See John Van r..,'.
275 State street. s'a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

See Menu In This Issue
For tomorrow's gas demonstration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

STOCKS FOR sALE-2OOo .s-
Scotia Development Co.. n sa''l "a z
per share and 1000 sbars. = y ,'l
eanof Copper Co. at " ~os ~,
Write to W. E. Davidson, sls s.a .,l
bldg, Portland, Ore. -''a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

Continued from yesterdays Dally)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04
Miss SheltOn's Recital
Annual Reunion

Tonight, s o'clock sharp.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-04

FRED is not guilty. If you think
that Fred fry sandwiches in greac
bet you 500 you come and iy
one for your self
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-06
recover.

Kickoff, $50 n. Clark street, over
come by gas fumes released in
similar manner. Will recover.
Sergt. John Q. Reilly, Maxwell
street station, receiving contribu-
tions for destitute family of Ru-
dolph Fritz, 1886 w. 18th street,
whose condition became known.
when Fritz appealed to police for
aid to bury his two-months-old
son. Those desiring to assist
family will telephone Canal SO.
Small riot at w. Madison and
Kinzie streets this morning when
100 men and women who had
waited 20 minutes in cold tried to
board loop-bound car. Conduc-
tor tried to close door, and dis
turbance ensued.
Over 10000 men are out of
employment in Chicago, accord
ing to estimates at United Chart
ties. ...
Twenty thousand persons aid
ed by county agents office during
the day.
One Thousand babies suffering
from want of nourishment.
The United Charities must
raise from $4,000 to $4,000 in
the next seven days to care for
the needy. The main telephone
is Franklin, 1884. and the office
is at los n. La Sale street.
The suffering in New York is
greater than that in Chicago, al
though the temperature was not
so severe.
Every policeman on stationary
post was relieved every half hour
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-06

hundred were allowed to sleep in
the chapel of the morgue.
Malone, n. Y, reported tenn
perature of 20 degrees below
zero, ~. -...-,
In Minneapolis % degrees be-
low marked the fifth day of ex-
tremc cold. -.'.
4 shortage of natural gas add
ed to Cleveland's suffering today.
One death has occurred. and
three have been picked up in the
streets unconscious from cold.
Four deaths inst Louis have
been attributed to the cold, with
the thermometer dropping stead
lily.
Boston is still in the grip of the,
cold weather. The entire Newt
England coast is affected.
At Saratoga, N. Y, the tenn
perature was Is below, with one
death due to cold.
Devils Lake, n. D., is the cold
est place in the. Union today, the
mercury touching 81 below.
From Marquette, Mich, the
death of Supervisor L. c. Barnard
of Humboldt township is report
ed, due to exposure from wander
ing II hours in the cold while de-
lirious.
Bloomington reports that Cen
trail Illinois is having the coolest
weather in II years. Ice in the
Illinois river is of such thickness
as to cause suspension of plants
which depend upon water power,
tying up interurban lines and cut
ting off electric lights in many
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12

companies generally, NEAR that part
Of the premiums required to be paid
under a policy in excess of the amount
needed to carry the risk, or, in short,
the unused portion Of the premium.
II have examined the decisions up
on this point, and have no hesitation
in holding that in determining the
gross amount of premiums received,
the insurance companies should be
permitted to make a reduction for the
amount of dividends paid or allowed.
The question was squarely before the
court of appeals of Kentucky in Mu-
tual Benefit Life insurance. versus
The Commonwealth. In an able opin-
ion the authorities are thoroughly re-
viewed, and the decision is in accord
with what I have above stated. The
reason for the rule is clearly stated
in German Insurance company versus
Van Cleave, 191 ILL.,, 81 N. E. "a, where
the identical words of out statute were
considered. Very truly yours.
Andrew Miller, Attorney General"
'"The sums which will have to be
refunded to the protesting companies
are not large" said Commissioner
Taylor, 'and will not seriously affect
the receipts of the department.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12

rendered last night for Fargo streets,
was commenting this morning on the
article which appeared this morn
ing regarding his bid of $1.75 per
square yard on the Bitulithic pave
ment n on which the promoters and
owners of the so-called patents on
this form of pavement put in a bid
of $2.16 per square yard or Al cents
per square yard more and evidently
for these ~so-called patent rights.
Said MI. Kennedy: II would like
to have al opportunity of showing
to the property owners of Fargo that
for this $1.75 per square yard or Al
cents per square yard lower than the
next lowest bid on the Bitalithic v
ment / can lay for them the same
pavement exact'v, minus this Al cents
per square yard roy. lily.
wherever competition Of similar
pavements is active and keen this
royalty f~luctuates and varies and fin
ally dwindles to almost nothing.
For examples: Last week. East
Grand Forks was asked to pay $2.66
per square yard for Ritulithic pave
ment.
1.-TWO years ago, Grand Forks had
to pay SIPS per square yard.
Last year at Portland, Ore, the
low price bid on Bitulithic was So per
square yard. The mayor told them
they could continue laying at $1.e5
per square yard and they accepted his
proposition. And last year at Lewis
ton, Ida. competition forced their
price down to. S1.25 per square yard
and at this figure I guess the royalty
was about all squeezed OUT
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12
INSURANCE War
Was AVERTED

Bismarck, N. D., March 1.-Two or
three weeks ago it was stated that
the state insurance department and a
Number Of life insurance. companies
were at logegrheads over a question
of taxation, and that the matter would
PROBABLY go to the courts for judicial
determination. Several companies, in
clrdding the Northwestern Mutual,
Fidelity Mutual, Germania and Penn
Mutu2L paid certain items of taxes
under protest which was duly set
forth. Finally the point in issue was
referred to Attorney General Miller
and in the light Of his opinion, in
which Insurance Commissioners Taylor
concurs, the insurance companies win
their point and everybody is satisfied.
The attorney generals opinion fol-
lows:
Hon. w. G. Taylor, Commissioner
of Insurance, Bismarck, N. d. Dear
Sir: 1 have before me your request
for the construction of section 4475
Revised Codes of 1905, and especially
the meaning of the words, gross
amount of premiums received" 1t Is
my understanding that you wish to
know if the gross amount Of pre-
miums received includes all pre-
miums which are paid to the company
during the preceding year., without re-
gard to the annual dividends declared
and paid to policyholders or applied to
reduce premiums; or whether in de-
termining the gross amount of pre-
miums received the companies to
whom the statute applies may be r
mgitted to deduct from the amount or
apple in reduction of the premium. /
understand that the term dividend
as used by o and the insurance
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12
THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT
TO MAYOR 6 CITY COUNCIL FARGO. NO.. OAK,
Boston. oct. Z. 1911.

ToMAxoR& cTY COUNCILS FARGO NC OAK
MMmnh as it is demda advisable the proper Authorities that hmbe rpaNam for mSn m. ~ $500.
the Cit aFwo State No Dakota with THE BHnTHc PAVEMENT; dH MUhS the o@ST@a@ @a aama
rauns the use certain patented processes and mpmdEa dMmmhm enpnneh bidding in the citing of Mcs m
dME BmmLHHP PAVEMENT as ekd@ mwmm to mmdm mh
Tmend Warren Brothers Company as owners oM patents MdpWe@@ GOVERNS heh aging said uuLMMR PAVE
PAVEMENT at any time within one ear from this date rata time haana@ I this mnnM mn MT9D
lowing materials ready USE coupled wha free @ND use any or the patents Hmhmnsm uM name now od
which may hereafter be %d BY Warren Brothers COMPANY Necessary M said pEman
mm pnmmd
The hmmmm Ans Mm.m m $500 g@ M pavement
- T. An expert who win Hem proper aMea to the building mh pavement win mmnshdn TIT cE@ cnuam..
g. Two daily examinations the mme as delivered on the street win be mad the Iahom~m wm p.w-
COMPANY determine mmnnU has been accomplished in the mixture and amHuna and reports thereof win Ms
to the pge authorities said samples nbeS sent prepaid the Laboratory of warren Brothers cmmg Potter Street
whhp price, is also agreed furnish the mixture for making III repairs fanny which maybe naarh rm he rMm@mn
contract for the same sail TIL hanm n@Mvp bind warren brothers cmayn this mmaA ISSUING =
.A RNamHs uud -
WARNS neTE@s qongAsr
/ PayRH Howard AmsaaT muamvp Ware Rr@sc anxm hereby certify that he mS% m@ S@. !.
laws Warren Brothers. company Tyu
PERRY B. HOWARD
~.# Assistant Treasurer
The price bid for BITULITHIC PAVEMENT, 1915 Der square ward lie te Ian
which has ever been bid under the conditions which exist tin Fargo. ad BY sonr9
petition for BITULTTHIC PAVEMENT you secure a standard pavement az ~ ~
remedy low pncep particularly when due consideration is gWen to- the high quaEtyo f che
pavement SIGN FOR BITULITHIC AND GET THE BEST.
WARREN BROTHERS COMPANY
Frank @ Cutter General Agent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12
Notice to Property Owners

TNDER the contract filed by Warren Brothers Company with the
- City of Fargo and incorporated in the specifications under when
bids were received last evening, you are assured OF getting the real !
ULITHIC for the reason that the specifications pro-
vide that The filing Of a bid under these specifications will be construed
as an acceptance of the terms of the license agreement filed by Warren
Brothers Company at the price fixed IN said agreement
The contract filed by Warren Brothers Company which is set out
in full below, furnishes the following advantages:
THE B1IULITHIC wearing surface is manufactured IN the
City of Fargo by local labor which means the establishment
ola new local industry employing = large number of Fargo
laborng men.
2WarenB Brothers Company furnishes the real BITULITHIC
throughout the United State. and Canada during the past
eleven year in more than $50 cities.
@Waren Brothers Company furnishes an expert to advise as
to the building of the BITULITHIC pavement supervss
the construction and makes the laboratory examinations of
the paving mixture, which insure proper workmanship.
1.-The price at which the wearing surface mixture will be hMr
lshed for making repairs when necessary to make cuts in the
pavement for underground work. is absolutely fixed so that
you cannot be held up for an excessive price at any time
NO OTHER PAVING MATERIAL MANUFACTURERS
MAKES SUCH "A CONTRACT OR FURNISHES SUCH
PROTECTION TO THE PROPERTY OWNER.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12
Notice to Property Owners

The bid Of the S. Birch q Sons Construction Companv = BTTTL
LlTHIC pavement was based on the contract filed wit. the CITY Of Far
go by Warren Brothers Company which is printed above. and If the on.
tracts are awarded to us for Biultmc the work will Be executed under
the supervision and expert advice Of the manufacturers Of the material ii
accordance with the above contract, which will insure the LAYING IF the
real BITULITHIc pavement
S BIRCH 81 SONS CONSTRUCTION co.
S. BIRCH, President
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-12
KENNEDY TALKS
ON BITULITHIC
SHOWS THAT THE ROYALTY ON
THIS PAVEMENT FLucTUATEs
ACCORDING TO THE coMPETl.
TON ENCOUNTERED - PRICES
ELSEWHERE ARE QUOTED.

James Kennedy. local contractor inc
low bidder on some of the pavements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09

when he knows what it will
do for him-how much easier
he can shave with it.
He can shave at home in
three minutes instead of
wasting time at the barber
shop. He will save many
dollars in the cost of shaves
and tips.
Look for the Holiday
assortments of Gillettes dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09

The Gillette is just the kind
of thing a man will under
stand and like to use. Our
experience teaches that
however he shaves now he
will eventually come to the
Gillette.
If he already has a Gillette,
he will welcome one of these
"a different pattern: a Com
bination or Travellers set, or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-09
Give Him a Gillette
for Christmas

Your Gillette gift can be just as important
as you choose to make it. You can get Gillette
Safety Razors silver-plated, gold-plated, gun
metal finish, sterling silver and Triple gold
in cases of leather and metal: with and with.
out toilet articles-at prices from S. to $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30
Ginciuuati, %. aue

Reu. 6ppotbetsn.
Ranep u. giIleter an Grite Rational
y. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Senristtd Rietmun on %. Warb .
u. Co., $3.50.
Rutberforb Q. 8. RnboIt on 2ior
Ro. ! 8. Ii. y. Co., $1,000.
Senrp Gint an S.srbsrt 8. pohouo
$39s.
Ben. Qrsns on GponIton 3. II. 9
Co., $1,000.
GbarIss 9. Rano on Soutbiibe 6
IL. 9. Co., $14Oo.
TrisIbe an Wsarp 6. Smitb, $400
Taoio grsbm on 2sonbor6 8ausr
$500.
Carrie Sasptrs an Roiemon. 3. IL
6. Co., $1,000.
aolo gprns on Grant r. grODs
$500.
5Obn G.ritn.r on 5amiIp Q. u. go
2. $3.50.
Sbsrsis g. Gptt an GonsrsB .. u
Co.. $4,000.
gbriitine 5ufst6ittr an 3. &c u
Websr Go. $81O.
Gttilete Sppot-hstsn.
Ginoo 2. SsrobinO on Soeon 3. u
Co., $500.
gImtr g. Diaioms on Grite Ra,
tipnuI y. Ii. 8. Co., $r7OO.
5arrn 5. pnrion on W. 8. arm
Itrons. $500.
). 4. prinsbod on dragon g. II. 6
60. Rp. 2, $1,000.
Isabella 6. 5uisnInu an Supr.m
g. u. 9. &C., S3250.
amelia Observation-Disclosures 1oI
e. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
2hos. Gonnors on Big Jour 3. u
e. Co., $500.
Senrn 5ilIer on Central 5oirmoun
g. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Imonba 5.b an Wt. Woibiustol
8. Q. II. .. 60. $3.50.
Sbersi. g. gott an Gongrsb q. q
Co.. $4,000.
4manea beb on Wi. Maibinsto,
6. 9. u. D. Co., $500.
Gaa Sdepers on Gnuii. 9aur
S225O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30

Strabe, 240 Sub SitIib BON 5arriei
Strcbs; ferner so BEL 140 sSub an ber
NeItieite Der Carr Strabe, norolid
BON gdter abenue; ferner lat Fub
an Der RoroIeite Der Ridmono Gfras
BE- 80 5ub oitIicb BON 5arriet Stras
be; $50, 900.
Vettie Young an Gbus. 6. ysaeer,
Sots IS lnb 86 in 5orriion Somsiteoh
llnterobtbeiIuns; $3.50.
Grant %. WlegielIan an Inn G.
uleranoer (per SkrifD, 6 Icres In
Settion s. SpringfieIb 5p.; 1866.
Gerielbe (per Sheriff. an glnna e.
Aleranoer, / Streifen 2ano in psnrie!.
ben Soipnibip; $1720.
s. Bernard Bruins an SuIia Bot
man, q CUB on 3idmcno Strabs
81.
Union 9. 9. Ii. 3. SO. an Nm. R.
gersins, / Got on Saunbsrs Strabs
81.
2ebbeus 8, Rosers, Sr., on Wm,
u. pertins. 1854 SUB an oerIsIben
Strabs; 81.
). Sulius Nrenb an Geo. Serrs
mann, l Got on Worton @penue; 81.
Gbas. gsager an QihoIas 5aeib. ]
Got an Ginc., Columbia & Wopitsr
Surnpiie Roab; 81.
5ba aed, eret., an Sobn 8. Qbf-
brandt, Sr., % SUB an McWid:n
Ipenu. (groDns Strabs); SITS.
Rate 6uber on Sulia gotman. !
Got on Greeman unb Sareent unb ]
Got on pierion Strabe; 81.
ameIia 6, Diron 2oBe an Rate Su.
Der. Got on Jrsemon unb Surssni
,Strabe; 81.
aIbsrt 6enslsr an SuIionu Wle.
Cane, so isub an Soroing apsnue; 81.
1reo. Weinlanber an Wm. Sorn.
tag, 80 5ub an ROiemont Strnbs. Sc.
bar @rope. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30
UruHoeiseutbunls llebertragnnsen

Gincinnati %. aug.

Sarrp : 8iericn an gtonen u.
giucter, 3bcil Der Got 81 III YtiliS
Il Shines erIter uuterabibeilrng il,
Rcruooo; 81.
elizabeth 9ee an ghos. aorner.
5heil Der Sct 6 in arhibnIb Sripin' s
llnterabtbeiIung OIL 9sortb Strabe
81.
aPassie SbeobaIe an bic Sob.
Sbnether grcping gompanD, 5
Sabre Eadt 0es Grgcns aulns, be.
fannt ols 1876 Wfnin lapemie IN
sicrirooo: monntIife Miethe S75.
Rihoro Y. 2nIlan on elisabetb
q. Saigbt, cinen ungefheiIten sln.
tbcil an 40 bel l20 5iif, nH Der Roro.
icite BON GonaIoion Ylnec, 200 5uB
oitIif pon Saiqht sfpeniie' 81.
gbDurb g. aodItone an Ben Nrsna
Ii. a.. 40 Bel 80 Sub an Der Weii'
feite Der 8eois 4Dsnue, 66 Gub n0rbs
LID bon 9ud Greet Rodb; 81.
Warp 6. Smitb an gborles e. uni
Jrleod Fano. Cots 266 unb 267 in
Warsoret R. Doors SDeittr llnterabl
tbeilung; 81.
Joiepb 2ippert an Wldrp 6uit, &c
Bel ITS CUB an Sdiff Mpenue; 81.
5enrp aettman an louifd B. Witis
Got 8 unb 1htiI BON Got 10 in
9barles 9hompfOn's unterobtbeiluna
ferner 20 BET IS SUB an pisainni
Strabe; ST.
Die Gureta 1ounbrp Company, PEI
Gberiff, an bi. Cosmopolitan .. u
g. Co., 146 bel 10 syub an Der Sub
feite Der Court Gtraht. 236 1ub 0f'
LID BON 6arriet Strabe; ferner 10C
BET 100 Gut On Sss GiiSitite Ass Gsf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30
;srau55iinnea in Gmslano:

Tai bic Gbreabnmen iino iiber'
baupt ons fpeibIife 8efoIge Der ao'
uiain BON England inter lln,itartncr
cine tpidtiee sione fpieIeu fonnen, ~
mannigIif) bctnnnt, mno bic 9eihi6'
ten aus Der eriten Regiernngsoeit oes
a0nigim @iftorio iiIib nod nnpergei'
fen. Ter erite 3piihenfna oieicr
slrt, Der beinabe 5u einem betrofine'
tcmfen 3uinmmenitob sIpiid,en eng'
lamb uno 5rnnfreif geiiibrt bdtte
fam ober jhon pieI friiher Dor, ndnl.
lid, Dor iineef1br 800 ssabren, Inn er'
item Sabre Der Mrgieritilg bes 5ipet
ten Stuarttonigs aurI oes Grteii
GamnIs NOR Der engliid,e Sof iiber
ihtpe,nnrt BON iiber huH0ert nerpo
len, aitfgereoteu yrnnsofinnen. bie 4
nieI 2drm modteft, oaf iid) iflieblid
DipIomotcn nno Wsiniiter NIT ifner
bejdaitigen nsnbtem. Gieie 9odtei
@nIlicns biIoetei bns Sefolge. mi
benz bic jln1ge aouisiu Sniriett
W0ria, bic Sohter Seinrif)s Dcl
Bierten uno Der Nsnrin BON waebiei
iibcr ben sfnnoI gefoninen nsnr. In
iid, nit aonig Qnrl 3u DerebeIihci
|9ie gbe Iieb lih gut an. Der aoiiii
Iiebfe ieine jilngc GeinnbIin bEe nu
15 Sabre 3dbIte 5drtlih, ,mo oiie.
mare aiit gegnngen obne BEN frenl
ben aofitn0t, ben bie Todter nel
Bert. @agnrt anthracite garnrte,
befnnbex fin bie DvrIHiebenariisHei
Glenente. Die 4nuptroIIe ipielte elm
sespijie Grns GaiHts Georges, be, d
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30
Der Spieltcufel.

Berlin bot tpieber einmal srp.i
r5Gle" bic cine fpabre Junberube fir
moralHireHbe BetrGttuns.n iiber
Spi.lIeib.ni6afs. 9sridpenbuns. oas
oeisafhdfilih, 2eben Der Rei6sbGupts
fiabt uuo bic 8erbdItnifIe Ms 4nipdlts
itonbes Heten; Elm fhabenfrob pboris
fdiihes Ginbrinsen in relisioie uno
poliitite uebtr5eusirlg.n bat nds Ges
ffid boburf absef1nitien. baB Is aIs
fsin erftss Opfer 5aerit einen JlsOen
unb bunn sinen itr,itburen Nntijemiten
ansertor. Die n6bern lImftdnbe ber
syiuht unb hes GeIbitmorbes bes Su'
itiSratbs Wi6delis nnb bes pIoBliheH
9erffupinbens pes Rshtsnnnnlts 8rea
bered iinb fdaon berihtet iporben: II,
fiub 10 sleiturtis. bnb man in timer
bod ettpas mebr erbliden mub ols su.
fdlIie. Ginaeieri6einunsen. Beib'
SKINNER perfiisien iiber ein ginsoml
rwn. bag ibnen niht MIR Elm fnrgen'
Frsies, ionoern anh i'm DerbdltniB 5l
ipsitaus Der Mcbrsnbl ihrer RoiIegeT
iippig.s 2sben gefiaitst bate; beibe er,
boben iih inteiIefiuea iiber ben Durh
fhnitt unp befpieien audi aubfrboll
ibres eiasntIihen Berufs lebbdfte Jn
isrsfen. beibe iteben uber 10 febr nm
ter Dem 8onn ihrer GpifileibsnfHoft
bob fie. obihon bGmfig qepornt uni
teiMsDses blind gegen bic brnknoel
Befdbren. ibre gun5e Griiten5 ouf
opkrn. Gs mare poreilig. ibre 0erfst
luneen bem Nedytsonlpdtitonbe In lDi
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-07-11
GREAT MASS OF PROOF
Reports Of 10000 Gases Of Kidney
Trouble, Some Of Them Hood
River Gases

Each of some 6.OOO newspapers of
the United States is publishing from
week to week, names of people in its
particular neighborhOod, who have used
and recommended Doans Kidney Pills
for kidney backache, weak kidneys,
bladder troubles and urinary disorders.
This mass of proof includes over 10000
testimonials. Hood River is no excep-
tion. Here is one Of the Hood River
cases.
Mrs. J. T. Holman, Twelfth ST.,
Hood River, Oregon, says: IL do not
know what would have done had it
not been for Doan's Kidney Pills. |
suffered greatly from backache. head.
aches and general kidney trouble and
was feeling quite III when ! began
taking this remedy. ! was surprised
by the quick relief which followed the
use of the first box. After had taken
the contents of three boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills, | was free from my
trouble and my health improved. |
have not had the least symptom of
kidney complaint since. am only too
glad to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.