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The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Electrical Company
Renews Lease of Home

A renewal Of a ten-year lease on the
property at 1890 New York avenue
northwest. which for that term has
been occupied by the National Electrical
Supply Company. has just been made
out by the firm of ]. Lee Kolb.
The new lease Is for five years. the
consideration being 5000 a year, or
for the term, $25. 600. It carries with
1t a privilege to buy the property during
that time for 100000. 1t will date from
october /. when the old lease will ex-
pire.
The structure on the present property
was erected for the electrical interests
ten years ago.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
EPIPHANY CHURCH /
REOPENS TOMORROW
Edifice Of Long Standing Has
Undergone MANY Changes
During It's Reconstruction.

Extensive repairs which have been In
progress during the summer months at
the Church Of the Epiphany. lu7-13s
G street northwest, have just been COM
pIsted. and the church WIN reopen for
its usual services tousorrow.
Repairs which have kept masons and
carpenters busy this summer have been
primarily the relayins Of steel and
concrete flooring to cover the whoi Of
the space in the superstructure. Marble
flooring has been laid on the aisle spac-
inss and yellow pine beneath the pewa
The west wall Of the structure was en-
tireiy renewed. having been found de-
fective. and similar fe-snforcing was
made In the east wan Of the structure.
Marble flooring has been laid on the
approach to the chancel
It was the original intention of the
Truesdale, Admiral N. +. Endicott, and
Colonel Hoff, to simply lay Q marble
fiooring to replace the wooden floor
which had previously covered the SUPER
structure. Upon investigates many
defects were found In the old church
which has stood sirsce Is<a. ana repairs
were elaborated to the estimated cost
on Wan Replaced
In order to initiate the eject OF the
old structure. the new wegt wan which
has been put In was erected IN as near
q harmony to the previous Wall a. was
possible. Even to the buttresses, which
feature the old Gothic structure, an
endeavor has been made to reproduce IL
The wall was finished In brick and
stucco on the outside. with plaster
treatment on the interior.
Time had played especial havoc with
the supports TO the flooring Of the su-
perstructure, and upon investisatiou IL
was found necessary to put in new
supports. and re-enforce the basement
construction. =
In excavAting the former coFnerstous
OF the church was uncovered. II had
sunk nix feet beneath the level Of the
ground. and bore the date 1slo Il was
found to contain newspaper bearing \
oSte IN tnfs year. some manuscripts
wntch the dampne3s had made thread
able, prayer book. and several articles.
among which an antique set Of earrings
proved an interesting find from a Htf5s
story which was connected with them.
History Of Heirloom.
1t appeared that little child, whose
grandmother had lived in this part of
the country during the old colonial
days. had owned the earrings, and hsd
gotten them as an heirloom from her
family. which dated residence back 10
tne early settlement days. She mad
pIfzed them highly. and ultimately
when they came down to the UttIe
child she had held them A. dearly a.
she ever owned. Wishinr "a
make a sacrifice for the church, she
gave them up and they were pfac<tlr 5
N the copper box hurled beneath the
- !. -
The new cornerstone. which was laid
ms summer TO replace the one dug up,
was accompanied by new copper oox.
The earrings were included amonx the
other historical articles which had been
brought to the light after 60 many
years and q revised hymnal Of the
Episcopal faith. q revised prayer-book,
and q notable sermon delivered last year
oy the Rev. Dr. r. H. NcKfm were
buried beneath IT.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Sufragettes Blamed
For Burning Station

LONDON. Sept. 13.-Militant suffra-
gettes burned the Kenton Railway sta
ton today, causing loss of 5000
The fire was blamed on the suffra-
gettes because Of these placards posted
about the building: premier Asquith
is responsible for militancy. Apply to
him for damages"
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Southeast.

$50 A street southeast-George NJ. Bond ct ux.
to Charles J. Weldon, part original lot l.
square 7S7. SO.
Fifteenth and East Capitol streets southeast
Mary b. DUlin ct al to the Charles ].
Cassidy Company. original lots to IL,
square 1071, SO.
q street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Henry j. Burns to
Catherine II. Burns. lot lis. square l043, SO.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Northeast.

213 Fifth street northeast-wiliam Sch6neld.
ct w, to William r. Miller. lot 49, square
S3s, so. - ..-.... -'.... =
sls Fifth street novtheast-Adam Leimbach
. ct ux. to Charles NJ Corson. lot q. square
So. so.
go Maryland avenue northeast-Harvey p.
Miller ct al. to Matte NJ. Carrier. part
original lot q square 757, $3.50.
c street northeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Albert e. Landvoigt ct
ux to Joseph A. Jennings. lot 70. square
1903. SO -, -
Eighth street and Florida avenue northeast
H. Bradley Davidson ct al, trustees, 20
: Alice r. Creyke. lot 81. square SS6 s3.10o.
1913 Emerson street northeast-Linnaeus s.
Savage ct ux. to Richard s. Wolfe. lot IS.
square l029. SO.
Thirteenth street northeast. between B and
c streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to George
and Amy A. Lawrence. lot $. square north
west Of 1888. $40.
c street northeast. between Thirteenth and
81 Fourteenth streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to
Joseph j.. and Louise NJ. Carroll, lot n,
square northwest Of 1033. SO. ...
Fifth street northeast, between II and
streets-Charles NJ. Corson to- Daniel and
Rose Breeskin. lot q. square $50, SO,
sO7 C street northeast-Harry X. Boss. ct
al trustees. to Virginia. b. Williams. lot ].
square 757. $500.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Northwest.

'T "a. 30 N0IthWeSt. IN
.511 N street northwest-Aulick Palmer,
. United States Marshal, to Thomas w.
Smith, lot z. square l3. SIS.
Tunlaw road and Hall place northwest
. Lewis E. Breuninger ct ux. to Catlett y.
Davis lot 377, square 1900. $40. Same 70
Clara u. Bachschmid. lot s1s. square lsoo
$40 - p - LIZA -. -.
z street northwest. between Twenty-frst and
fwenty-second streets-Sallie B. Cook TO
Harry A. Blessing, lots 13 and A. square g.
80.
1909 O street northwest-Karl II. Baker to
Chicago Title and Trust Co.. trustee. lot
81. square 241, 81.
l76l willard street northwest-George E.
Stewart to Alice p. and julien II. Winnie
more, lot 206,' square Isl, SO.
2132 and 2l34 street northwest CThe Lester)
Mutual Loan and Investment Association
to John @. Slater. lots f6 and u. square
7 81, 80 p ..-..-. J.-s s-C
esi7 n street northwest-Wiuot W. Trew ct
ux. to Leroy Breitbarth. lot -. square a1-
Corcoran street northwest, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets-Ellzabeth NJ
Braun to Loren b. T. Johnson. lot y.
square 2iO. so.
1904 North Capitol street northwest-George
Y worthington, jr., to John H. and Lena
Smith, lot 2l2. square s15. SO.
5OS Eleventh street northwest-Elizabet beth A.
Cook ct al. to E. Clifton Thomas. part
original lots ]. 2. and 16. square. S2l. $40.
Thirty fifth place northwest. between T and
streets-William r. Miller to A. n.
Smith. lot $40. square east Of 1885. SO.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Southwest.

Rear OF Half street southwest. between n
- and o streets-Roy e. Haynes to Mary p.
Mynsbridge. lots 70 and So square ss2. $40.
Rear Of G street southwest, between Sixth
and Seventh streets-Hannah A.. Yerkes ct
al trustees, to Timothy A. Driscoli and
Mary A. Driscoll, part square 46S. 81.
First street southwest. between d and E
streets-Lewis II. Wayne to Francis Leon
ard, part lots E and w. square 63s. SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
STEUBENVTLLE

SIEi hENNiLLE. o.. May ic Tho
case or David Esardou as Adnur OF
'h" estate Of John Rcarduu. Who was
NIIod or Nav d.. 1910. on South Fi-th
street f.i- GUS. AGAINST tho BOARD OF
''unit t1mmie .icncrs ~ Icncr a
county $500 come up Boo the federal
court 900 uluuhua 90 tho next June
term 1h" piaiuUn sIcs for : 600
damages IudeI flc statute which au.
in1I If's H recovery ln that amount
Nhfn persons death is caused bv %
mott or unlawful asEnmblagc within
ih" county or hy ono ~ Tee number
Ihe case was brought by Ouy ira
NItc burn Tor Tho Admur and Tho intc
I'fnrN Gregg and 90 D. Weeuis we're
tFFocIWcd With him. but both boing
dead. OnF y = Lewis has boon em
r.ol cd 1s associate counsel with Wr
blackburn W O. brown. the Prose.
cuiing Attorney represents tho com
mis- iunrrs Dispositions are heinz
taken Pos piainrn before notary Ino
y scott .n tho case and b. will b. quito
vo'uninoIs
keardos was detective from ritts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

TOW IN Chicago. has along with tho
talent he possessed whom hero uraf
~ beng a fine violinisu Developed
INTO an expert piano rcpairer and has
teen sent by largo piano arm .n
hiraEo 70 Dayton. o where nnp
pianos arc scattered over fhc efrrcfe
Mr Grimes expects f0 put great
number ~ these indictments no com.
mission again
~" first Eamo ~ BAH PLAYED hy fhe
Nellsburg Twilight Sunday School
baseball league vas played On Mon
day evening on the Werlich Geld The
next game upon fho schedule vII Doe
played on next Thursday evening ho.
fWeen tho Pres byfcrian and tho
Christian schools
Rev. " = Holmes left on VYudY.
evening Tor Atlanta. Ca whor. Lr
viii attend The general assembly o.
the Presbyterian church U.t
Holmes aud Nct C0,hrane. ~ Sow
Cumberland. " Va. will ropfs.snt
th" Wheeling presbytery a. fhe ae-
tombIt
meeting ~ tho Ni sion tirrfo
vas hold last evening o. Tho homo II
Mre ~ y. Boyd with d g1nd a..
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
nd Mamie A. W. wirmer Miiyale.
Wellsbura Briefs.


Mrs o. 4 Porter. ~ HridreviIie
"a. Who has been 800 for two weeks
last has slightly improved and o.
pertF % visit az The homo ~ her
father " IS blythe. ae soon ~ she
able f0 travel
Professor Mos. ~ Hffhanv. vas a
iI Inrss caller ln fhe city on Mon.
.4y.
50 BRADY and Forest Barnos
.p'nf SUNDAY VifH Nr and Mrs Ry.
fDu Brady. ~ Buffalo district. on
sunday
Gerpra Whitehead was Wheeling
...fDr ru SUNDAY
Nr aud Nrs Forrest fawther ~
.eN Naffn-sI.le. vs. Va. are vfeif.
nr Mrs tauthors mother. MR.
Melissa Melvin
Size John WiGgInr. ~ Fouansbee.
'f- 1 recent visitor a. tho homo OF
Dor mother. Nr- Margaret Simpson
ol flo Fourth ward
sire John Eoovca. ~ Wheeling
'H. visitor on sunday a. tho home
or h'r aunt Nrs fIfrcd Hirr0r
a. ~. Crime. formerly Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
JUST A HINT

Ion fnur chandelier iook pretty
tadr wouldn't you have them re
finished 30 fhr cost was rraaurahier
l'H.ro us ur druu ue Carl and fHts
our fsrreeentafNe call When You ana
uut how little if costs YOU VII certainly
have fFa worn done We DE- an L.nIs
uf plating polishing and All fnrtaf
uork a f1f.sfHDforn Sob guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
marrisos Licenses.

'hae 10 Hrldic, e., sears OF Ncw
cumberland and Martha g. Lyons 90
gears of Toronto
Iifrh'rt % Hood o. years of Mari
'iia aud Edith ~ Trimmer. tN years
OF Toronto
faul Coda a3 years and Mrs Julia
SNian ~ years. ~ Grover
WIN 3 MoniruId 30 years OF Cos.
tonia and Cclrsti1 D. Nndreus IL
Years. of Toronto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
WELLSBURG


Mis- IA Erasfcar entertained me
Theta chapter ~ Ir'a Tae Alpha ~
o.ciock dinner On Saturday evening
The decorations we're carried out boo
blue and gray being fhr sorority col
Ors The center piece. were white
fiOlefs. ThJsr rrr.srf wore Misses
Ethel haru0ck. l.erors KYLE Hazel
Kyle Marie Anderson. Mary Enr.
Madeline Miller. Erma Riddle. MARY
Perry. Dorothy Miller Mabel H4.sr
Helen beaumont Grace Crawford.
EDNA NcNasfrr Hazel Phillip. FIy
abefn wilkinson EdTfh lsIrfsr. Ro
maine Bel. Elsie wilson. carr e
nichols ltrs TffFarrru and Ruth
HlOOm Tine pafrDrn.-fs cor. Mrs
Finley. Nrs Albert Workman and
, rofess0r Anna Bourne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

hnrah and was hr0Irhf hcro DURING
M" strike Do fh. % V.I.e Iron Works
zoe Gao" wa. indicted for tho murder
q" hr1fI"u rYf o1 the trial was geo..
quilted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
Court Matters

sarah Strcbcl WAS crantod d.
Vorce from Daniel VS. sfrehol because
or vtful absence sud She was given
custody " The children and be- was
enoiincd from Interference.
Kate Kelly was Granted divorce
from James Kelly for wiifm absence
and givcu custody OF the children and
Do was onoined from Interference
Hcniamin r latscb We lila "
Mooney o. ai suit ia partition FOR
chase
Florence Moncft ,- Robert Wodctt
suit Tor divorce Th., we're married
June D.. l'us and he deserted her ~
Toledo. in September 1909 aud she
has never heard from him.
sam SoaEai VI. y. a % coal Go
suit Tor $4,000 damages Tor injuries
sustained December g. 1912 when
roof coal fell ON him Negligence BE-
alleged in piacigg him IN a dangerous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

place TO work and failure 10 provide
properly.
Court rcfu.cd 90 allow the motion
10 remove the case of the City Of
Stcubenvillc W. Ia Helle View Land
Co. 90 tho = court u Is a suit
to collect $1,000 Tor grading streets.
C,ntha rarof.t ana GLADYS arc ro-
inr fn cling f colo row
Mrs. ga, W.t. bow can Trey sine
anio-
cynthia Di GLADYS .as M voice -
vs. 1uaus Home Companion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

N0rnirc " Wiser o. ai. g0 acres with
Too bearing tounr ruit trees was sold
h' fhr $h'rln tu Abe shields for
f'-' BEFORE Shields had r an hour
ho vas offered So. Tor the coal under
10 1rd refused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Empire l'li valuation S. Sos 500
ln 1919 10 wa ST. go Gain. ssto
Assessor. ~ " Tsrrarf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

RDSEYE VIEW of Weton today of view the
fhnips Sheet & lin Plate Co, daily
10 the right the 25acre plot of the Werton under course of
construction which will begin men, The hill. in
the back ground heavily tmbe stone
and complete most picturesque and interesting at it!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Werton is on the Ohio river, so feet above
the highest water mark ever known, and will
have direct shipping facilities with all points in
the world when the slack.water system il
inaugurated.
Do you know these extraordinary low
prices and easy terms quoted on these home
sites, APPLY TO THIS SALE ONLY? 1t will
positively be the last chance to get in on acre
age prices.
Weirton gives employment to 1900 men
today and will need 800 more within 60 days,
when the Weirton Steel Co. begins operation.
Werton is destined to be ono of the most active
points in the outer Pittsburgh District and its tonnage
will be enormous.
Weirton il pointing at you and is offering you
an opportunity of Me-6ms-aet on the impulse
follow the crowd.
Picturesque, Historical, Weirton!
Nature has been bountiful in her supply in sa..
coal and oil, and lavish m her beautiful natural
scenery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13


Thu tbeau6hI heaEhQ
investor.
mosb esfnh
made only EWeuonL
starts areatt elowet
o hyouunu satN
hsmanod nappEca6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
Wheeling Plating &
Polishing Works,

Conner Eoff ara Ausy u
National Phone eof-I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

sal winm akpnces oskywad
Elm dsuiw forcedto
you o advantage Of
is bono sare looened!
its
thrown and hmesee ke.
70
Of p
with land. all ehiew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

bo you KNOW that there 10 not home
site offered for sale that is over three squares
from the street cars?
Do you know that these home-sites are
40x120 feet to a 20-foot alley, fronting on 40,
SO and 60-foot streets-a building line of 20
feet assuring beautiful lawn?
Do you know that these large home-sites
are sold on small payment down, and balance
easy monthly installments-no taxes or inter-
est for a yeaf-lberal discount for cash, free
abstract, free deed-life insurance contract to
every purchaser?
Do you know that your children can walk
to graded school of eight rooms from the most
distant home-site offered for sale in 10 min.
utes? -- -
Do you know that you 60 to or from
Pittsburgh twenty times day by fast trains?
Do you know you go to Steubenville,
Ohio, or any connecting point every half hour
by trolley?
Do you know that just now real estate
values are right but the demand for home-sites
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10
BETHEL.

Singing at Bethel school house. sunday night. Oct. 12th.
 Quite few from here attend d the fair Thursday and Friday. Several from here attended the elezen O clock service at Lowell sunday.
 N. Mabry and family are nov ing over n4ar Huntsville this week to their new home.
 c. ". smith and family of Cave Springs were visiting in this neighhofhood Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Kendriek of Goffeyville. Kansas. are visit ing relatives and friends at this place.
 Harvey Graham, who has been away the past month attending a singing school, returned home sunday.
 E.afl Graham who got hislee broken some two or three weeks back. is able to be up and around on efatehes.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Beasley, who recently came from New Mexico. have decided to make their home with his father and mother. 3ir. and Mrs. Joe Beasley of this place.
 The pie supper at Accident 1asf Friday night certainly was well attended The pie and cake brought S23 and they also gave box of fruit to the prettiest girl Miss Jessie Wolf was the lucky girl.
 Wahneta.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10
PROHIBITION ACT
 IN COURTS HANDS ARGUMENTS ON STATEWIDE MEASURE ARE SUBMITTED
 TO HIGH TRIBUNAL.
DECISION IS EXPECTED SOON
Attorneys Declare Whole Principle of Referendum Is Threatened If
 Law Is Sustained.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 Little Rock.-Afgumen were sub mitted to the Arkansas Supreme Court in the case which involves the validity of the act passed by the last General Assembly placing such restrictions about the granting of licenses to sa- looms that it practically will mean statewide prohibition in Arkansas, il the law is sustained and enforced.
 Because of the importance of several points involved in the proceedings the final hearing of the case by the states highest court has been awaited with great interest.
 The act provides that before a sa loon license shall be granted, the ap licant must procure the signatures ot majority of the white adult resi- dents of the municipality.
 The principal arguments made in the Supreme Court against the validity of the act were based upon the fact that the legislature attached the emer Eency clause, preventing referendum being ordered on the measure, al though 1t was not to go into effect until nine months after it's passage and also upon the fact that the barring of negroes from signing petitions fol licenses is unconstitutional
 Attorney General Moose appeared in support of the validity of The bill N l.. Terry appeared on behalf of thf liquor dealers who instituted the pro oeedines.
 J V Bourland of Fort Smith and Can't X Coleman of Pine Bluff repre- scnting the Arkansas Federation oi Labor, also appeared against the act The stand taken by the federation ef labor, it was announced, was due 10 ] belief that the whole principle of the referendum is threatened if the right of the legislature 10 attach the emergency clause 10 any bill is upheld The labor leaders declare they are not interested in the direct issHe as te the question of prohibition II is ex= pected that because of the importance of the issues involved, the court will render it's opinion al an early date
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10
CITIZENS BATTLE ROBBERS
Bandits Make Raid on Fulton Bank Get Little Loot

Western Newspaper GF1ion News Sarviee
 Fulton-A band of yeeemen attempt ed to blow the safe in the Bank of Fulton, using the same tactics adopted by the men who robbed the First State Bank of Dardanelle earlier in the week Because of he fact that tho methods employed by the robbers were the same and that apparently there was the same number of men in each band it is believed that both robberies were perpetrated by the same gang
 The robbers were more successful at Dardanelle than they were here, as they secured about s5.06d at the former place and obtained only small amount from the Fulton bank Al both places the robbers engaged in q pitched battle with citizens.
 The bandits entered Fulton about 1:3o o'clocH in the morning Whife four of them stood guard two entered the bank N-Rs soon spread and witd in q short tne posse ot citizens. Ie9 by Marshal TheHHs l. #HeeaH. 1deaH# cd npon h7 veegaen fhe robbers had taken the REeeadtion k shoot oaz the aas Aehl ia afe4t of ke 6ank and could 4e seeh#b bH aiml4 Every az tempt to approach hem < as ausweHea 'hy | warning slot and to faf#her 4s sure Gleir protection. one q he rob ters seized Henry Wilson young man ef Fulton ho had advanced tea near. tffet knocking him down afta & revolver the. assisted him Q his feet and used him as shield against the bullets Of Che citizens When | shot was fired Wilson was forced 10 cal to his friends not to shoot as they iFlsht xii him.
 Marshal Thomas ] Logan manage to creep within a short distance ct one of the bandits. but aas discovered gna shot n the shoulder with d load ot auekshot.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10
Would Be State senator-

Batesrilie. The first announcement ot the present campaign here is that Of " q. Eamondson, the present cirealt and county clerk oi Stone county. for state senator from tne dis triet composed of Stone and Independ ence counties, now represented by T , Ran4y of Newark. oae Of the au thors of the prohibition bill and al a4o9ed candidate for railroad eommis sioseT this district to succeed c. N Bellamy There will be several other candidates for the office.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10
Doubt Disappears
No One in Springdale Who Has Bad Back Should Ignore
 This Double Proof.

Does your back ever ache?
 Have yoa suspected your kid= nexs
 B4ekaeb4 k sometimes kidney aches.
 A5faii iit maF=zome d5zzy spells
 Sfsenless nights, tired. aHtf datz
 Distress neerinar4 a=Sefders-
 Doan Kidney Pils hay4 fe7n endorsed bF thousands
 Ara recommended aare II home.
 Y73 have read Sprinsd l4 proof
 Read now the sprnedale ss- queI.
 Renewed testimony, tssted ly time.
 J. r. Fletcher. Johnson st, Spr.nedale. Ark, saxs For a long tta4 haekache kept me in misery l d5d not Seam able to est anything that Ho4la brins me relief. NJ head bothered me great deal. Finally l came to the conclusion that my k5d-  ne{ {s were causing all ths >uff- erine. After had taken few doses ot Doan K Kdney Pills. he ,troafle began fo lea4e and I was aot long before was VII. II sora=r pH lie stat }Haat pra5Sne Doans K hdn4s Rlls still good. Fhe benefit this ra H brought me faS been p9ffn
 sale a4 al de8laa> Price 58 nts. Faster-MiiIan Co, Blzfalo. NaW York. sole aaants t.ar tae United States.
 Ramenoer the name Doan s and take no other.Z
The Springdale news., 1913-10-10

Fort smith-I. Y eaeffan. self stf ea minister, Of Comas GIN. Miss who became insane while delivering an address at tHtoHtown an8 who as saIled his audience with ] efph. was ad5udeed insane at Van BHrar and as taken to the state hospital at Lit tle Rock. Before his departure. h ! lrocked hims elf unconscious by striEs ing lis head against his cell door.