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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
United States for the District OF Utah.
In the Matter OF Morris Brand, volun-
tary oankrUpt.-In Bankruptcy No 1tt5
To the creditors OF Morris Brand OF Gar
neld, in the county OF Salt Lake and
district aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice iS hereby given that on the 11th
day OF May. 1912. the said Morris Brand
vas duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that
the first meeting OF hts creditors will be
held al my onice In the Continental
block. salt Lake City, Utah. on the 18th
day OF September, 1912 at 10 o'cloct in
the forenoon. At which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint n trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as MAJ
properly como before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee In Bankruptcy
Salt Lake City. August 30. 1912
f-i-e
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 4i2 So. State.
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sEWING MACHINES

WE SELL RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 100 East md 60. Wasatch 1903.
d3i1s
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


MASONIC NOTTCE-ACACGA LODGE
No. II will hold a special meeting Tues
day. August %. at lo:20 m. 10 con-
duct the funeral OF Brother G.. l. Ritchic
Of CroEsett lodge No. SIS, Of CroSGett.
Ark Qualified Masons invited.
T. 4. McCARTY. Secretary
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE; CONFIDENTIAL L
confinement seclusion, legal adoption.
Mrs. F Phillips. l1th f. bet. 18th and
18th So. Sugar Sta Hyland 123l-M.
n30s2
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WHERE TO STOP

--~-------~-~~~~~~~-~~~O~~~
LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST 1ST so. /:
2bo rooms; rates. 35c. 40c and soc; mod :
ern: baths. 15c. nI339
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ADDING MACHINES

THE GREAT DALTON MACHINE
more work. better work. costs less
See 1t at Pembrokes. "a East Broad
way Salt Lake. 1852
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS AND LADIES HATS CLEANED
and rebiocked Salt Lake Hat Factory,
s W. 2nd South. Was. 2707. fa5f4
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CHINESE HERBS


CELEBRATED HERB SPECIALIST
formerly Of Visalia. Cal: Chinese herbs
for sale. Consultation free L. Su Woo
Herb Co. 2S5 w 2nd So c3ls0
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SUCCESS INsURANCE-uTAN RCS:-
ncss College preparation for business
l'fe Start course now. Boston hldC
CIV or night ei53S
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FREE ENpLoYNrr-NT AGENCY. BASE.
Tent First CONGREGATIONAL church. we
se' you q position free OF charge. Tele.
phone 6sn2 t,-7i
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YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
work and look after boy years old
call a; 80 So Main, Curio store. 1881
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. les " ST. BELL
I545-k Upholstering, chairs rccaned.
o341
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BLUE PRINTING
CONTRACTORS

We BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books. 20. & n" Book Store. 10 East
End South Phone WaEatch 2sls. p26i2
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DETECTIVES
DOG KENNELS

INTERMoUNTAIN KENNEL. co. NO.
l West 18th South; De Frank Kennel
Co. No. :, Ills fth ave. Phone 2sse-M
cDinS
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WANTED
lIELF

THE NUMBER Or WELL-PAID STEM
ographic positions we filci last wcck
empha sizes the well-knov'n fact thu:
when sn employer wants good stem
oSrapher IN. calls upon the Remington
Typewriter corrpany's employment de-
partmen.. You are invited to make use
NJ the free services OF this dcpa rtmen
i12 So West Temple st fi3t3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1918. d3
F.. G. O'DONNEIL. UNDERTAKEN
AMI embamer, has moved to new loca-
ton. 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. os3ss
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PATENTS


MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED:
expert workmanship: satisfaction guar
anteed. f Nielsen 81 So. state a2sso
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WILL SHIP CAR II. H GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and ono to Chicago and one &c
Fortiand, and one TO Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates. Kimball Van
q Storage Co, IL So. Main. a2s0s
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER Will
give piano lessons in exchange for good
dressmaking; ref. exchanged. M-3e,
Tribune f2e5S
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CUSHIONS UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress &c Mfg
Co. Phone 529e. pl55s
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YOUNG AND FAT CALVES. FRESH
and dry cows. Two registered Jersey
bulls for service. Cows fetched. A. T.
Saunders, rear 1415 S. Main. Phone Hy-
land 2374-J f2O1
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WESTERN CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
All Kinds secondhand clothing, trunks,
| 2nd East. Wasatch 1921 Reply by
postal card 1855
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WAITRESS, HOTEL, IDAHO, FREE
fare. 500
3 Mattresses. city Ss; also out $50.
nnids. city: also pantry girl.
Int. MI. Employment Agency, No. ".
Ind South. f309S
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CHIROPRACTORs

CECIL CECIL. CHIRoPRACToRS |
Consultation free. i0s Utah Savings & |
Trust bldg. rs |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

Eihert King. n northern soldier Ief
TOT dead on a southern battlefield. re
S''ers CONSCIOUSNESS near farmhouse
where he hears Jean Denslow. q beau
'Hui daughter of the south, tell her
negro servant. Joe. that soon she must
"'"'i3 'alVert Dunn, whom she does
not love. King overhcars Colonel Deps-
low ana The chaplain discuss move
hent to surprise the FederaIs. Anx-
iols to get away with the information.
me- interccpis the prospective bride
groom Lieutenant Dunn. appropriates
MS uniform and Is mistaken for him
Under cover of his disguise and to
save hiiase'f he is married 10 Jean
penslow. Still Undecided. he starts
on horseback with his bride 10 Dunn.s
nome. En- route she discovers tho do.
ccption. Furious. she GALLONS off IN
warn tho Confedcrates. Her horse
'Hls ana breaks It's neck. while Joan
injuries her ankle. uopclcssly She ne.
cepts Sings prefer OF assistance IN
p"hns home. Kings kindnesses par
many win her. lilo later reports 10 tho |
'ederal commander. Rosccrans. who
appoints him lieutenant Of n BODY n,
SCOUTS including Daniels. head OF
Ic"d faction lighting Jcm Donald. n
confederate guerrilla chief. The OK.
I'euition leads King To Dunn's home
wnere ne again meets Jean. who leads
''h INTO trap. lilo escapes. only 10
humble across the body OF n SHIN Con.
'cuerate officer. Fearful lest no bo
'usmatized with the crime. he volun-
"r'y surrenders 10 Big Jem Donald
my to DO accused by Calvert Dunn ne
ne killing. King shows Fight, but is
ana finds himself n prisoner
the cellar OF the house.
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circular cloak hung dangling over mn
shoulders. With teeth set. croueh,n,
Tor a spring at his throat. I uaitad
until be planted both feet on the floor
Dis head turned away. peering into the
biackness Of the rear hallway. Tn.
next instant | had him. nv Ieft arm
under bis chin. my right hand bind
Ing his cloak about him so tightly ba
could not lift an arm.
We went down together. crashlnS
against the lower stair. but I fell on
top. confident OF victory. nv tnae
crushing his chest. my hand grasping
his throat A moment | thought him
unconscious. stunned by the bard fail.
then knew | was I'm the rrasn NJ a
giant lighting for my life. chung
TO him madly. not daring 10 release nv
grip even hong enough to grasp as n
revolver. every muscle exerted strain.
ing my utmost 10 hold him down
There were few tricks | did not know
10 the wres'ler's game, but this man,
Offset them. Inch bv inch he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

JUDGED this cellar room 10 Ia
al The north side OF the bouse
and II brief search along tbe
walls OF the shadowy interior re.
Veaied nothing that could mid me in
any way. IL was totally bare. bricked
soiidiy 10 the floor beams above. the
single entrance by heavy oak door.
evidently barred without, as 1 could
discover no Jock. and the only window
scarcely large enough To admit the bodv
OF boy. secured by stout strips ar
Hon' between which the daylight ulter.
ed weakly. Without tools OF some kind
the walls were impregnable. and there
was absolutely nothing | could use as
wedge. lever or hammer. dug M rho
pricks. tested the window strips and
exercised my strength aud ingenui,v
10 every possible manner. driven IN
new expedients by recollection OF nv
pefnous position. but such efforts were
ali useless. Wearied and hear;sick.
nad faiien back upon the blankets
When food was suddenly showed
through the quickly opened door /
caugLt merely a GLIMPSE of 4 hlsct !
hand and arm
had completed my meal and was
sitting with head buried In NV hands
my thoughts insensibIy drifting N
Jean Denslow. Ii | could only really
understand her: II could know how
she felt toward NE now under the
shadow OF this crime or course |
was In her thought merely as chance
acquaintance. an enemy. indeed so
far As the uniform went. yet she had
exhibited some interest and perhan.
sui retained slight doubt OF nv
quit Girl though she was In veans
yet hers was the heart OF q woman
ana ] felt that she would stand for
nh she deemed TO be right In face OF
'nem all ! was staring down az the
Dricks. SO deeply immersed In gloomy
'onJectures As I'D be unconscious OF all
Else; ! heard 10 sound. and yer some ,
ming told me or another presence
As my eyes lifted saw her. stand,n.
Zone Just within the closed door
ooking at me-
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a lSiGt6eGh Anniversary
By RANDALL 'IPARR1sg
COPYRIGHT. 1909. BY A. c. mcclure & CO.

| ] stared at her as at an apparition
unable at the moment 70 disassoc;ot,
Her lrofn the vision Of my day dream.
Il am not specter. Lieutenan,
King"
1T needed your voice TO convince
"e' returned. bowling and feeling
the sudden release Of blood In nv
veins. II had been thinking of Won.
failed to hear your entrance, and than
suddenly saw you standing there. IL
certainly startled me-"
You were thinking OF mey' Tbs
tone was slightly curious.
les: wondering If you believed ma
guilty.; hoping you at least give ma
the benefit OF the doubt. Your appe,r.
ance was like an answer to my query"
am only girl. Lieutenant King.
Win no very wide experience IN life.
YET cannot no mistaken altogether in
your character. ! not only believe Won
guiltless OF this crime. but I trust vo,
otherwise or should not be here
VIII you give me your word that an,
right"
BEFORE God. yes" earnestly. "T
Know nothing Of the crime except wb,t
! told I'm the library"
And may trust you?"
TO the end or the world. Miss Dens.
low"
Lieutenant king"-her words spo-
zen slowly. yet with sufficient clcar.
Joss do not wish to be misupder.
1000. | am a daughter OF the south.
oyal TO the interests OF the Confed.
.rncy. While I hcliera ron s-,.n.iaa
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AN NOT sPEcrER, LIEUTENANT KrSo o
or this cruel murder. yet you have en-.
tered this house as a Yankee officer.
searching for one who is very dear n
me- beyond all his claims upon nv
projection as soldier OF nv country
10 protect tim ! made YOU cantive
ana consider you now as richtfuIIv
prisoner OF war. l have been left
mere as your jailer. with no one but
negroes TO help the guard you. Miss
Dunn has given way TO her nerves and
locked herself In her room: Judge
Dunn Is comparatively helpless. am
therefore practically alone"
Aione! mystifed as 10 her mr.
pose In such confession. You mean
but for you. could walk out OF thar
door What has become Of CsIvert
Dunn and Colonel Donaldy
She stepped aside. again unli,tin,
her eyes to my face as she did so
Yes" she said simply. there is M
strength here to prevent your escape
merely appeal to your honor"
breathing hard. l looked NJ her
'carceiy knowing what to say The
Expression Of her face. pleading. ones.
doning. decided me.
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mo; they were unable IN ssv hr.
tney surely must be here before morn.
ing"
Perhaps IT is cruel OF me 70 ins,s,
upon your remaining here in the dart
You could go into one OF the rooms
with q lamp and lie down and rest"
"oh. no." the clasp OF her hand
tightening: Il am far too nervous.
prefer being here with you"
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FORCED me back. his grip fairly divg,,~
INTO my flesh. his arms pressing abouf
me like iron bars There wera no
Dlows struck. no words spoken ius,
tue heavy breathing OF desperate fight
tue scuiiiing OF bodies. the sheer strain
OF muscles exercised TO their uttermos,
had the advantage OF posture. be OF
strength. but at last he got mo HE
arms crushing me as IL I were In tbs
grasp or bear. tearing my nngcrs
from his throat and forcing my boav
over against the wall aud INV head g.,
the moor. The round barrel OF a pistol
was pressed into my cheek.
sudden CLEAN OF light swept over
US both and | caught n glimpse %
jean Denslow standing white fnced.
holding lamp in one outstretched
hand. the other grasplng az the ba,uster
ran. Tho man gripping me turned ME
head 10 glance toward her, the rays OF
hght railing upon bis face. with
gasp or establishment recognised
my antagonist 10 DO Colonel Donald
Bring mo something 10 tic tho fsl-
low with. JEAN" he called, stiIl crush-
Ing mo relentlessly down. 'rhe baln
there on the coat rack will answer"
She acted like one unable 20 compre-
bend the situation.
Don't you hear. Jeani Brinr me-
the belt"
YES. I hear" she had found -
voice at last. "but what does all tn
mean! What arc you doing hsrsS
nat Is Lieutenant King. and th~r
Is no reason why you should bind
him"
He brought his eyes from her f.c~
% mine' loosened his grip OF me ana
rose TO his knees.
lie Is not trying 10 escape. Len
Inn out OF the cellar. and he eavs M
lis pledge not 10 run away. He wss
lere with me watching the houss-
MY fell asleep. That was all !
new until heard you struggling.
You released him2 What forY'
Miss Denslow was frightened"
AID catching my breath painfully.
She believed the murderer OF Iaeu-
'nant Navarro was still concealed I'm
10 house. | was here In the dark
alung when you came down tbs
airs. l supposed you TO be the as
ASSN"
Donald laughed. rising 20 NJ. ,ees
ld bending forward to grasp the
rls hands.
80 that was IL. Jean. dear. And
gave you a bad scare. You muss
rgiVe me. for II was unlntentional.
came back hurriedly. without wait.
z Tor my men. They are widely
altered. and IL will require several
urs yet to bring them together
uid not bear TO think OF your being
re alone. came through a secres
sSage. never dreaming any ons
'uid be hiding In this darkness"
lie glanced down az me. where
lifted myself upon one elbow.
Oh should have shot me. lieutenant"
And ! am very glad | did not,
eturned honestly. II hoped TO can
Q the prowler so as 70 vindicate
self OF crime"
wish you might have
ved 90 fortunate. for am far from
ng convinced myself that you ara
able or such deed My little
n. here. must possess great conn.
&c In you"
do" she broke IN earnestly. .p
10 stake my life upon his inno-
-"
ITO DO eontinusd.l
n h.
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Germany has 436 plants for the pre-
ervation and utilization Of potatoss in
one form OF another.
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JUDGED this cellar room 20 n.
at the north side OF the house.
] and brief search along tho
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-19
ENDING OF A VICIOUS CAMPAIGN.

TIME finale political campaign Jackson
legislative committee appointed investigate Vardmans handling Of the
the during his Last summer Mississippi
people great deal about alleged ooedneSs the smallest
sibe charged Vardaman belonged the
prison. No believed these charges shown by the
ncent given White Chief However, persistent and nssent
Of these charges that all of the big daily outside
the took against Vardaman. at least charitable to
papers prompted by what they believed be the best
for the public Some of them bitter All them fought
The result of the campaign glorious history for the Vada
supporters.
When Vardaman out of Office he checked up
of ntVardman legislators He given clean bill health
e something unusual and unhed before he de-
manded legislative investigation Of his handling Of the public funds
legislative committee completed its abos last and made
report finding charges against Vardaman gounde the report
adopted of the legislature by large maot
Mississppians knew believed this would
majority big daily papers outside the that fought Vadaman
fair enough him to admit their The general tenor
acknowledgements reflected the the Mobile Register
which, edoialy said Of the finding Of the committee:
Former Governor James K. Vardanan, after investigation lasting
which the legislative committee appears have used due
diligence efforts bring all the facts the case freed of fault
report presented the Mississippi legislature and
public yesterday. The charge Of Irregularities the handling of
funds while Mr. Vardman The
matter the senatorial primary, and Mr. Vardaman
they largely political The committee has concluded
unfoudd and its report adopted both houses by
majoriieS.'
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LAZY LIVER SP0ILS Days WORK
Don't Let Torpid Liver Knock You
Out Of a Days Work-There is
Better Way-Read About It.

A man feels very little like working
and a child don't want to 20 to school
when bilious or con stipated. II you
try calomel to cure you the chances
are that you will be so weakened by
its after-effects that you will be laid
up for two or three days more. So we
say Don't take Calomel." We have
a perfect substitute for calomel right
here in our store, that we can
fully guarantee to cure constipation
and liven up the liver just as
quickly as calomel, but without
any of the bad after.effects OF
calomei. The name Of this
tonic is Dodson's Liver-Tone. 1t is a
pleasant tasting vegetable tonic that
mildly stimulates the liver and causes
1t to work just right to cleanse the
bqdy without any danger Of saliva.
ton. When you try 1t II you do not
say that 1t is a perfect substitute for
calomel, come right 10 and get your
money back. McVea Youngs drug
store.
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Madame Sherry"

"The Danger Dance" is the latest
terpsichnrean musical comedy sltul.
tinn The dance is feature ~ Mad
anne Sherry" and is said 10 he logl'
cal Issue Of one Of the musical COM
edy situations. Danced by a young
man anjsa young woman OF the cast,
it is described as novelty where the
male dancer is always on the ground
and his fair partner mostly in the air,
whittier he swings, pulls and tosses
her as he might gay cOlored scarf.
The young woman who Hgures as the
human fabric is said to wear a spe-
cally devised steel corset TO protect
her ribs from cracking in the clinches.
"Madame Sherry Will be played by
the New York New Amsterdam The
atre Company at the Warfield theatre
next Thursday night.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-19
NEW STATE OFFICERS IN CHARGE.

asst Tuesday officials changed The chosen of the
people assumed charge Of their respective offices.
The change merely marked the routine of democratic form of govern
men The outgoing officers whole, Jackson ungeed and
with praises unsng Such the fate Of the who plays politics.
Victory defeat accepted by him There no
victory usupaion Of and authority
Every oeholder merely representative the people large
When forgotten said oceode his of public LIE
That the outgoing officers have dsappont-
conceded Even their best friends find hard defend them
The vtors may well afford be generous and let the
dead past bury Dead for for the living puang future that
good concerned V old ocehoder each Of find
solace walks private life Welcome regime each and
all of you and seadas to the promises and platforms
which you elected and the great state Of Mississippi find
additional privilege and pleasure honor each Of with higher gifts
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-19

For Arst class job work patronlze
THE DEMOCRAT-STAR
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-19
MARINE.
PORT OF PAsCAGOULA.
OFFICE DEMoORAT-STAR,
Pascagoula. Miss. Jan. 10. 1912.
L. L. LIN ll lQ1O

OFFICE DEMOORAT-STAR,
Pascagoula. Miss. Jan. 10. 1912.
fReport for week ending Jan. lS, 1912.
ENTERED.
Jan. l2-Br. sch. W. NJ. Richard. 1923 tons, j
ii. Richard master. from Cardenas. Cuba
TO Dantzler Lumber Co.
J an. 17--,Coastwi wise)-Am. sch Fred Hencken
AIS tons. Bryant master, from Mobile. Ala.
TO Hunter Benn Co., and Mcintosh Lum
Der Co.
CLEARED.
Jan. 11-Nor. sch. Mexico. 434 tons. K. j. Mel
sen master, for Fort de France. Martinique
with 296 900 feet lumber, val. At S63l7, by
Mcintyre Lumber Co.
Jan, l2-Br. bkt. Skoda, 65s tons, 0. r. Far.
reil master, for San Fernando. Trinidad
with 560.0l0 feet lumber, val. at $l2,S24, by
@. II. Menge g. Co.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Br. sch. W. N, Richard. 1923, j II. Richard
Am SCH Fred Hencken. AIS. Bryant.
Br sch Conrad s., 371. NJ. Hagan.
Am sch. Lewis II. Coward. l054. Small.
Br bkt Malwa. $40 j. W. Gould.
Br sch c. d. Pickles, 400. G. d. Pickles.
Am sch. Marjory Brown. 1861, ". A. Hansen.
Br sch Adonis, 3l6. A J. Brown.
Br. sch. EXida, $40 b Tower.
Br. sch Delta. 2S7. 6. O. sherman.
Am. sch. Francis NJ, l096, 2. A. Hagan.
Am sch. Springfield, 53s, w ID. Tonlin.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-19
Judge For Yourself
Which Is Betteg--Try An Ex-
pertinent Or Profit By A
Paseagoula Citizens
Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement OF manufacturer Is
not convincing proof OF merit.
But the endorsement OF friends vs..
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A Lame, Weak or Aching one,
Would you experiment on IL?
You will read OF many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
Its different when the endorse
ment comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that
backs every box OF Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Read this case:
L. D. Herrick, S. Pascagoula St,
Pascagoula, Miss, says: II have not
changed my opinion OF Dnan's KID
ney Pills during the last three years
They have been used successfully IN
my home and have earned my praise
10 1908 | publicly endorsed this RENE,
dy and at the present time | am glah
to say that the good results nave been
permanent.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cts
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York. sole agents for United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take m other 50-5l