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Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

Recent arrivals have been added to our already large showing of stylish Hats for men, and we practically show every kind that's stylish this season. Prices right, too.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
WOMEN'S
 BATH ROBES
HANDSOME MARABUS

Narabous are very stylish choice of fine collection of Capes-different colors and S2.00 to $35.00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
REAL LEGISLATION
At STAHDSTILL;
SENATE WAITS
ON HOUSE
Biding Time Waiting for De-
velOpments Meanwhile
There Is Practically Moth
ing Doing in Legislature.
MABRY WANTS NORMAL
SCHOOL FOR CLOVIS

Especial TeleRram 60 Evenfnm Herald,
santa Fe. n. A.. April 24.-Thnt
the senate ls marking time and that
Il ie not the present intention of the
members OF that bedy 20 do much II
any law making Is becoming more
and more apparent as the days go By.
The senate LEADERS assert that they
are not killing time" but that the
committees are working and viii re-
port the important measures as soon
as they have them IN proper shape.
u r. plain, however. tina the failure
Of the senate 70 pass any measures
ie NOT due to the ovorworked condi-
uOn % the committees. but that the
senate r. hiding its time awaiting do
veiopments Of some nature IN the
hoase. Junt what 81 coming no ont
seems % know. but FOR the present
LEGISLATION is practically nj q stand.
stllf The senate leaders assert thar
they are going so have all bills given
fullest consideration and for the pres
ent at least they are going 20 con-
slider them In committee OF the whole.
a section at O time.
Yesterday the aenatc committee on
livestock. agriculture and conserva-
ton reported favorably. Senate Hlll
No 10. an act making some changes
IN the present law governing bountles
on Wild animals II also reported fav-
orably Burg's House Joint Memorial
No. 2, pettioning congress to put
tnriff on secured wool OF 80 cents.
ON motion OF MIR. Holt, both Of
these measures were made special
orders for this afternoon. The bounty
bin al o'clock ard the memorial
az s;a0 p. m. And these measures
viii be considered IN committee OF
the whole. Neither OF them are OF
supreme Importance. In fact they
sink into insignlficance in proportion
% such measures as the land bill. the
finance bill, the Clark bill for safe
Keeping and accounting FOR pubiic
funds, the salary bill and a dozen
other imperative measures
IN addition 20 senator Hinkle's
county salary bill. published ysstsr-
dag IN tho Herald. a couple Of now
bills were introduced IN the senate.
Sne was by Mr. Alldredge to amend /
the present laws governing bond is. /
anes for irrigation projects, and the
other was by Mr. Mabry, an act to |
establish a state normal school al /
Clovis This latter measure ia the
bin Tor which a delegation Of Clovis
people are remaining In Santa Fe 20
help pass. and Il an opposition bin
% the one IN the house seeking 30
oeaie normal school nt Artesla The
iew bills were referred TO commits
.eeB.
The senate then adjourned until to-
lay at sis0 p. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
A,0O0 PETITIONERS
ASK STATEWIDE
PROHIBITION
OF HOUSE
Men, Women and Children
Sign Memorials Neatly
Tied With Red, White and
Blue Ribbon.
sPANIsH-AMERICANs
IN LARGE MAJORITY

Especial Telegram 20 Eyensna Herald,
santa Fen. NJ, April 24.-Petltiong
iDe.trlnB 1900 signatures and ask
iEs me house to pass a measure pro.
Niuins Tor the submisaion 10 the voters
~ the state OF constitutional
amendment for statewide prohibition.
Inc petitions were neatly rolled and
uea with red, white and blus ribbon
Ihey we're referred 10 the COMMITTEES
ON temperance Of the house.
IN the senate nearly fifty petitloas
were presented protesting against
me gripp bin and asking the senate
70 pass an anti-prizP fight measure
The prohibition petitions cagne
from Taos, San Juan, Rio Arriba.
Mora, Dona Ana. santr Fe ana tjnlor
counties and were signed by men
women and children. A note accom-
panying the petitions stated that the
spanish speaking people signed ten
TO one as compared with the Ameri-
can speaking people.
san Juan county, the "dry" county
oI the northern part Of the state, sent
the largest petition.
These Immense petitions are said 10
pc but a prelude 20 others that win
be sent 10 the house and senate IN
q few days from other counties and
snow how hard the temperance advo-
Gates are working for prohibition
The enti-prize fight petitions came
rom Eslancla, Dayton. Isss Cruces.
Roswell Emhudo, Orchard Park.
Pinos Altes. Artesla, Portales, Carla-
bad, Tularosa. Albuquerque, Amistad,
Hudson, Martinez Gallup, Maxwell,
and several other towns One from
Ration was signed by 263 names, but
the average number of slgners was
about fifty.
Two petitions came IN favoring the
Tripp bill which Is now IN senate
committee. they were from Tucum-
carl and Fort sumner
a number OF white ribbon workers,
mostly women, were IN the house to-
day when the petltlous were Sent IN
Ior n prohibition amendment Thert
waa no demonstration however. ON
The part OF spectators or Of the
aud the petitions were mere
y announced and referred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
TERROR REIGNS On
WESTERN COAST
OF MEXICAN
REPUBLIC
American Families Forced TO
Flee from Bandit Infested
Region Where Murder and
Arson Are Perpetrated.
PEOPLE IN CONTINUAL
FEAR FOR THEIR LIVES
tBy Evsnins Hsralo a. r. LEASED wIss,

toy hventng HeFala a. =. Leased WlseD
San Francisco, Cal. April 24.-Mur-
der and arson are crimes Of almost
daily occurrence IN she bandit in
Tested regions OF the west coast OF
Mexico according to American refu.
gees who arrived here today on the
Pacific Mall steamer City OF Panama
Women and children, members OF the
families Of American planters and
engineers we're taken abroad az Mag
allan. Acapulco. San HAS ana other
ports. They described q reign az
terror eXtening over almost the entire
coast and gave an account Of the can
ture Of tho town OF Acapulco by ban
dlts after the people had been able 10
Offer only $4,000 OF t2O, 600 demanded
by the maranders
Mrs Leeia steele OF New York, the
wife OF a civil engineer who Is en-
pioyed ON a one-million-acre planta-
ZION, boarded the city of Panama ~
aailna Cruz. with her were Mrs
laura Rhoades, her daughter-in.Inw
Mrs. Lucy Rhoades ana the lattar's
TWO children. They said American
residents OF the salina Cruz dIstrlcr
hyed IN daily terror OF their lives
ana that bands OF outlaws we're scour.
Ing the country.
Railroad bridges have been bIo,yn
w SAID MIS-. Rhoades Ranch
houses Farms and stores are being
i"nDed and their defenders shoe
american residents are absolutely
Without protection"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
lor@ Dssa. 'as la..s basis for a memorial Q oou

form the basis for a memorial 70 con
gress later.
Il was announced IN the house thai
because Of the serious illnpss Of a
member Of the femily Of N. q. Mar
ulitez of Oolfax county. the house
committee on ways and means which
had been considering the contest
brought BY NJ G. Paoheco, would not
make report which it was prepared
@ have made yesterday afternoon.
After wrangle oyer house bin no.
ob-- Providing that members 0f the
legislature, the governor and other Of
iiciais could name cadets 70 the milf
iary Institute. the measure was re-
committed 10 he committee on n.
nance. Chairman Chavos reported IL
with n minority report The min
ority report and Mr Blanchard re-
ported it with a minority report. The
minority report favored the passage
Of tho bin with an amendment making
Il possible 70 name g student 10 any
educational institution supported by
the state. An effort to table that re-
port wae lost and he measure was
then re-commltted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
Departure Of Sister Ship TO Ill
Fated Titanic Delayed by
Demand by Coal passers for
Adequate LiiebOats.
FOURTEEN HUNDRED
PASSENGERS HELD
Commander Argues in Vain
to Convince Recalcitrants
That COllapsibIe Craft Are
as Safe as WOoden Boats.

80 ~'N~.~@ nNf"fa ~ =. Leased WiFel
southampton. England, April "a.
Three hundred 81 the firemen and
sreaNers belonging to the crew OF the
Olympic struck tive minutes before
the White star liner was due 10 sail
today FOR New York Tho men de-
serted the ship IN body They gave
az their reason For striking that the
oollarsibie lifehoats Installed on the
vessel we're upsenworthy. A deputa
uon OF men employed in the engine
room of the Olympic waited on the
Officers 81 she shlp ana on COM
rnander Clarke. chier OF the emiRra-
tlon officers IN southampton. 10
whom they declared that the collapal-
Bile craft on the olympic were flimsy.
They refused to sall unless wooden
lifeboats were substituted and also
demanded that two additional seamen
be signed on for each boat.
Commander Clarke argued with the
men, explaining that Il was inpos-
sible TO procure wooden lifeboats IN
time. He assured them that ne had
previously OFFICIALLY examined All the
coliapsible boats and was satisfied
wlth them.
Commander Clarke offered to take
the Olympic to the Coates Roads and
allow any of the rrew 70 select any |
hoat or boats on board and he would /
prove By demons ration that they
We're absolutely safe. The men re- I
fused 10 be convinced ana left the 4
shin In body. One OF them said he |
mad punched his thumb through the /
canvas of one OF the cOllapsible boats. 4
By pressing into service an the I
available engine room hands on the /
White Star and American liners In
port the Olympic was able to proceed 4
down Southampton water, where Of
ncials declared the requisite compile
ment OF flrcmeu greasers ana crew
was aboard and that she would soon
begin her voyage
The Olympic has 14oO passengers
on board.
The strikers also tried 10 get all
the seamen TO leave the liner. but
this WAS oheckmated By Officers. who
removed the gangwRys.
The revolt of firomen and greasers
OF the Olympic aroused excitement
at the doekside, where great throngs
had gathered To see the liner depart.
All the passengers already were
on hoard and the gangways, with the
exception OF one. kad been with
drawn. As eight bolls struck a per-
Feet rain OF firemen's kit bags sud
denly dropped over the sSip's fore-
sastle onto the quay and few mo-
ments later the whole of the firemon I
and groasers filed down the single (
gangway. Il
All the arguments OF the White star I
manager, MIR. curry. and Of Com
nander Clarke proved futile to induce
he men % return. Most OF them
cared that II they accepted the offer
4 Commander Clarke Ia so 10 Coates
Dad and there test the ships boats
hey would not be allowed to leave
ne vessel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
MEDIATORS TAKE UP
SETTLEMENT Of
EHGIHEMEKS
DISPUTE
Commerce Judge Knapp and
Labor Commissioner Neill
Confer With Representa-
tives.
GENERAL ARBITRATION
BOARD May BE NAMED

thy EventnB Herald A. y. IsasaeG Wirel
New York. April 24-Charles p.
Nell, United States labor commits
sioner and Judge Martin A. Knapp
Of the United States Commerce court
today took up the work Of meditation
between the fifty railroads east OF
Chicago and north OF the Potomac
river and the engineers over the aues-
ton OF increased wages.
Commissioner Nelll will confer with
the railroad officials 20 ascertain their
position and reasons for refusing the
demands for increased wages and 10
learn what form that the railroads de-
sire the proposed arbitration to take.
Later Commissioner Nelll or Judge
Knapp viii confer with the engineers.
A comparison Of the positions Of both
sides will then be possible And The
medltators will then know whether It
will be necessary to submit the whole
matter TO an arbitration board or not
There are indications that the rail
roads will suggest that the whole mat
ter be threshed out before gem
eral arbitration board In tine same
manner that the anthracite coal situa-
ti0n was adjusted
The demands OF the engineers. Ia
was commonly reported today. are 10
be followed by demands for increased
wages by other railroad employees and
a general arbitsation board would be
able TO bring out n settlement OF these
possible wage problems
Judge Knapp and Commissioner
Neiil conferred with members OF the
eoufereace committee OF manasaga To-
day.
Afterward the government officials |
viii confer with the chairman's com
mlttee OF fifty, headed BY Grand Chief 4
Stone OF the engineers.
Commissioner Neill said he believed
It would be several days before the
result would be in shape TO be made
public He was hopeful OF a final
settlement.
The conference committee Of man
ayers appointed a sub-eommittee with
.nll power to act for the railroads in
.he deliberations with Commissioner
Neill aud Judge Knapp.
The subcommittee Is composed OF
J. q. Stuart, vice president and gem
sral manager of the Erie: O. I. Peek,
'ice president and general manager
y the pennsylvania lines west; Il. J.
Horn, vice president and general man
'ger Of the Ntw Haven: o. A. Worth
ngton, receiver OF the wheeling and
lake Erie, and A. NJ. smith, vice
president and general manager OF the
New York Central lines
Grand Chief Stone and the com
nitsee Of engineers were notified that
Nnapp and Neill would be in confer
nee ali day with the sub-committee
Z railroad managers and that they
would not be able TO confer with the
ngineers until tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24

senate in 6tasluu 2 b. m.
Titanic inquiry committee continued
20 bearing Fifth officer Love toeti-
Tying.
flouae, met al noon. Considered BIN
pfohialag territorial legislature Tor
Alaake.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
DAWSON FIGHT FANS
TO RUN SPECIAL
TO LAS VEGAS
Sports from Coal Camp to At
tend JOhnsOn-Flynn Fight
in style; Big Order for
Ringside Seats.

Las Vegas, n. ~, April 24.--A
large order for rlngslde eeata Oh the
lohnson-Fiynn fight scheduled for
July 4, was received to-day frOm citl-
hens Of Dawson. who Win run special
train % l.as Vegas. Promoter ChafIas
OMalloy has opened hoadauariers
here and Is listing accommodation.
FLYNN viii be here Mas 5 % begin
training Promoter Jack Cnrley h ex-
pected 20 arrive May 40. Plans Tor
the areRa are being made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
SENATE GREASES
SKIDS FOR MEMBER
FROM THE MTH
DISTRICT
Abelino Romero win Be
Dumped for Aniceto c.
Abeytia; First Step in Plan
to Get Republican Majority.

. Santa ne, ". A., April ga 9
. The resolution omatins Romero .
. and seating Abeytia. introduced 3
= BY Miera. is being debated upon 9
= late this afternoon. II was cau- =
9 cused upon by the senate major =
q ity before the senate met and win
. pass before adjournment this q
y evening.
The committee on rules al the .
. same time reported an amend- y
. ment to the rules limiting the de- .
y bate on a contest TO sixty mln- .
. utes to each senator. y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
CIean-Up Wagons WiIl
Start Tomorrow


Street Commissioner Martin Z
Tlerney announces that the city 4
. wagons will begin tomorrow 4
= their tour of the various wards 10 3
= collect rubbish left In front of 3
y the houses and vacant lots =
y throughout the city. IN accord 3
= ance with the Cleanup Week =
= crusade inaugurated by Mayor =
= seliers q
y on the west side. the wagons =
. Will start al Coal avenue and 20 .
y north ana south TO the city linn =
y iis, completely covering that ter .
. rlt0ry.
on Friday the wagons viii .
= start az Grand avenue In the .
= highlands, and cover that portion .
= of the city. .
The wagons win have 20 make 3
= fast time and cannot wait on .
y tnrdy oitisens who fan 10 have .
y their trash ready by the front =
= curb. Every citizen should avail .
= himself OF the opportunity TO got .
y the refuse hauled away free and .
. get busy this afternoon and TO- .
= morrow SO that ho will Dc ready y
y for the wagons when they come .
Cleanliness ia next Go Godn- .
y nessi ny 90 be righteous just Tor D
y this week anyhow.
a a q 4 a = q a a a q q a a = =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
Revolutionary Nature
Fake at Deming

Especial Telegram % Evening HeTaIdl
Deming, NJ a., April 2f.--E, 9
y r. burdoek states that he found =
= strange bird, about the size OF q 9
small thick, with a large crest. a .
9 long bill like a sforls. green tau .
and gray checked plumnRe, IN the .
= conservatory of his hone this =
. morning. The bird. attracted hv 9
the eiectric light which was lolt =
. on last night. flew through the 9
double thickness OF the window =
y breaking q hole about the size .
OF mans hat, not a woman's =
y hat. When Mr. Burdock at .
tempted tn capture tho stranger. y
. ne flew firHt against the glass .
door with terrltlc impact. and =
then against a large mirror. with =
such force that hu was almost y
stunned. when Mr. Burdock .
. caught him. the bird swore al y
him ana clawed and fought like y
an enraged cat. Av. Burdock y
. took him out Ia the yard and .
. save him a toss upward. he rose .
= 10 considerable height and took .
y a0uthward c0urso--''t0 Oid .
= Mexico said air. BurdOck, 9
where the revolutionary atmoa- y
9 phcro viii be- doubtless cungon- .
y ial.' Mr. nurdock further states .
. that be Is familiar with an tho .
= native birds of this section. and .
= that thia cbrealscr is diff .
= ferent species from any that he .
= ever saw. "a ~ believed b. be- an y
orozco parrot or IA psming .
y booster. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
BILL BY MR.. FALL
TO GET SOUTHERN
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ispe.ial TclegFam % IlvcnIna Herald }

ispesinl Telegram a. Evening Herald !
Washington. D, G.. April 2i.--sena-
tof Fan OF New Mexico today intro
0uced In the senate bin creating a
southern United States judicial dis
tricf In the state Of New Mexico. The
measure lf passed win mean tho ap-
ppintmont Of new federal Judge.
United states marshal and clerk, ana
y - believed u viii find consldera BILE
support on account OF the large size
OF the territory 60 be covered By the
o7e SET Of district officials. Head
quarters for the new southern dis
trict would be ia Las Cruces and Ros.
Welli The proposed new district
would include tho counties OF socorro.
siorra. Grant Dona Ana. Luna. Otoro.
lincoln, Chaves, Eddy, Roosevelt,
Curry and Quay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24

Especial Correspondence % Herald. }
Santa he. n. NJ, April 21.~-When
the senate meets this afternoon, Abe
limo Romero. Democratic member
from the fourteenth senatorial dis
sflct viii be unseated and Anlceto g.
Abeytia. 4 Republican will be seated.
This action will be taken by
the Republican majority OF
the senate and Is understood 20 be the
heginnlng OF a fight for a two-thlfds
majority Of the legislature by the Re.
publlcnns. According TO present plans.
no hearing will be held but a reso-
lRtiOn viii simply be introduced I'm
seating Mr. Romero. and seating Mr.
Abeytia, A contest for the Romero
seat IL now pending before the
senate committee on privileges and
elections. While the details OF the
plan TO unBeat Ai5., Romero were
not allowed to leak, II Is likely that
the resolution unsoatlng him win
come from tho majority members OF
the committee on privileges ana elec.
tlons.
That oancus Of the Republicans OF
the legislature will be secured in the
course OF Il few days now seems like
W An effort was made last night az
$3.50 70 hold a Joint cancus Of the
Republican members of tile house and
senate. II had been said earlier In
the evening that the house Repnbli-
cans had agreed to this caucus and
mad requested the senate 10 particl-
pate; however, only about half OF the
house members showed up. They de-
ciined to take any action because
they feared the other members would
resent a. A number Of tine house
were &C a dinner at the
governors and did not get away until
4 late hour. The senators and mem
1ers Of the house who had assembled
h the supreme court room, waited
pnill nearly midnight in the hope
hat The other house members would
eventually arrive. When II was ap-
parent that no more would come. the
meeting was adjourned until Z o'clock
onlght when another effort will be
made TO hold caucus. The Rapubli-
AN state executive committee was IN
Iession last night until after midnight
statement was authorized by the
secretary to the effect that the com.
nlttee had taken up the question OF
ederal appointments and had care
ally gone over the petitions and rec.
OF number OF canui.
'atBs; bat that positively no action j
lad been taken, This was all the /
that emanated from the /
ommittee r0om, as members OF the /
ommittee positively declined to dis
lss what had taken place The com
nlttee also considered a number OF
measures Of national legislation az the
equast Of the two senatnrs one
neasufe discussed twas whether II
'upld be advisable 20 asl, for an ap-
fopriation IN the rivers ANA hurbors
~ for the Improvement OF the Rio
lfande, the money ia be expended
connning the river 70 a definite
and Ia stopping waste OF
'Ater by underground seepage. Tne
enatofs are anxious to a. once out
ne legislative program and try
hd get some measures passed Tor the
eneiii Of the state. They have asked
ie republican committee Tor recom-
lendations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
SEDUCER OF CARLSBAD
YOUNG WOMAN BROUGHT
BACK FROM THE SOUTH

N"pc'tAt correspondence o. hcrnld.l ]
ffcos, rexY April 2e.-Deputy
sheriff Cooper passed through here
yesterday GA route go Carlsbad with IA
Young man eNiradltod ANA brought
back from Tennessee t0 face charge
~ seduction. u took the snefin'a
deputy sixty daya'a work 10 make the
capture. n is uud6rstond ihe y0unr
man has expressed "A desire 10 80 back
ana sife his name and protection 90
the Fifl he wronaed and her little
daughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24

TopAvs NEWS TopAv-You
sss u IN che HERALD. sirty
centa . month delivered AZ ysur
door; my esnts BY mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24

The Elm eun dead cst wagons
starts out tomorrow. n you are
= booster you win havs ali your
trash rsady Tor them. Boost
iSr spotless Town.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-06-13

y, are u IN SPA ring the soil and
proving ,hs crap. tram fifteen 10 TWEEN
ty~S's tons .! ,rsts. ike msnxels. ruth
tskss ~ stoce ssrso,s. can t,e grown
per sore. They rsh t,e stored under the
assdinx slAsy ~ Ia = pit outside OF the
bern 81 ,sry mus sxpenss Twenty
ions VI s~''s Will supply ten cows
twenty pounds per day each for 200
ohys snd 'ah Ls grown aud harvested
d, cost III less ,hon $40 The nu,ri.
ems '"n'ainec IN twenty tons Of roots
ore worm $50 when tran Is worth 800
per i"n ~ The feeding value OF the
roots i sum 'lom ~ pay for the cos, Of
pf'hu"'lon beside, the additional ad
'an'aF" u 'hclf sdpnNfn4 -. ~urcu
l'n'' needed ~ we animal Home and
FhfHl
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
Glorious News

comes from DR.. j. T. Curtiss,
Dwight, Kan He writes: 81
not only cured bad cases Of ecze-
ma in my patients with Electric
Bitters. but also cured myself
by them of the same disease. |
feel sure they will benefit any
case of eczema" this shows
what thousands have proved,
that Electric Bitters is a most
effective blood purifier. Its an ex-
cellent remedy for eczema, tet=
ter, salt rhum, nlcers, boils and
running sores. 1t stimulates
kidneys, liver, and bowels, ex-
pels poisons, helps digestion
builds up the strength. Price so
cents. Satisfaction garanteed by
all druggists.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-03-07
Backache Almost unbearable

Is an almost certain result of kid
ney trouble. D. Toomey, 803 E.
Oliver ST., Bloomington Ill.,,
says: l suffered with backache
and pains in my kidneys which
were almost unbearable. l gave
Foley Kidney Pills a good trial,
and they done wonders for me.
Today can do a real hard days
work and not feel the effects. "
Foley Kidney Pills, will cure any
kidney and bladder trouble
not beyond the reach of medi.
cine Not narcotic. all dealers.