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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
INTER -STATE
LEAGUE MEETING
MAGNArEs OF CIRCUIT WILL HOLD
IN CLEvE-
LAND TODAY.
Question of Dropping Two Teams Prom
League Will BE Taken Up-Da-
cuss Other Questions.

Much interest - manifested IN the
scheduled meeting OF the Interstate
league magnates today in Cl-velpnJ-
Just what Will be- done AT THIS gath
etiug o. baseball men Is not known.
mango viii De mad. loo IN. league. The
- Of fans throughout the c!rcui {
- tnat Two % the teams will he drop
Itn mus making a six team league. nut
TINS l. not known definitely as those
~ a pos ton to know something about
the work will not talk
II - understood that GAINESVILLE has
drawn m the discard class and will be
on" - IN" two teams To- be- pushed
aside which OF the other seven teams
" u D." pushed out - a question. IL is
20 sure thing that Fri. and Nouugstown
wul not go. and il Is hardl, probable
mat Akron viii H." succeed uut. So IL
remains Tor III" fatal trump card to fall
with eithrr canton. Columbus. Stcuben-
Nilie or Wheeling
Canton has suffered a serious slurn
dIr.us the past few weeks and the at
Tendance mas dwlndled down - a small
iEuf" Columbus has not been draw
ing good enough crowds at any time
during the season. although the team
has been playing nice bali. The CO.
!Hiiib's iaHS prefer. apparently 60 spend
their time and money watching the Co
lumbus y A team which - It pennsnt
Steutenvine up until within the past
week has suffered much both in playing
and IN uttrndance. The team has al
times during the season. During the
! past two weeks however. "a squirt has
if"f iflf on. ana after ~ -StUE Canton
90 the standing Wheeling Wa over
com" % few days ago Two Of tn.
fe' ma best PLAYERS have been sold aud
the money secured for them has aided
uat"r.alIt en- meeting financial obs
cations but whether this will sunic.
9" carry them through tho season *
wheeung's Chances
tn" S:uOkr uutht has been severely
dealt with throughout IN. season To
start th" story ~ tht orCanizatlon
IS well known. and ~ - not necessary
To- recall m. troubles that confronted
10" team "a the opening ~ the season.
! EcgtrdissS of this however. a good
Z start Wa made and tho team got a
good start ~ the wire and held up IN
ID good i~D-ifipr with the leaders until
/ accidents and -irkus &c caused them to
] slu backward IurirE all Tits time,
I Nlsfher T'aV.UE winning ur losing tail.
I Tho rttrsUtg. vn- bed Financial az
trIiffeS- began Co. confront the manage
menu aud ~ rere tuI 10 is uk"iy that
The Stog'" team VIII %" oue To draw .
non pltr"
Tn, lu'.ti owners t.tye oxT~sssed "A
the season. bIt even rU ftYr-fsrs btv'
] the ATTENDANCE wac 80 small That ~ rnn-
I s4d"fs.i uulksfv that ans further 81
for vii Do" mad although 80 This mo
J u ~ IrpHe-lh.r ~ wnRs I stf~ guess.
The team may Pc F'p' I.r' "r ~
+ w,. ts moved away and fr. meeting
frflrv viii decide. Iut1 after that
meet rr there vii Do Question Iu fhe
f Ule OF The lnttl Cams a- fH whether
fNc. VOL ltft professional baseball here.
fur tt- remainder ~ fh. season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
IrrrREArrorAr GrAnrr

COO I-f Some Toronto
M'nfr"1L Sc.uuI grr.o Toronto .
N'nfrgaI l'tfef eud 0rfr rain
tIfr.
A. Nrwarh uaifwn~e Nce.A Cd
90 ar teams uot achsTur-d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Hs ssss,. = -. n..Sss.s,S;r:: .Gss:.:; -

hones 70 k1snuf-etuJsrs, Jobb.rs. A1.
chants Aad Other Whoieasls DsslsrA
NCTlCh IL HEREBY GIVCN. mat
We state board OF Control Of the STATE
q Vest NirEinia will receive bide daily
stltH cffice At Charleston. West Viz
slIIa TOT furnishing supplies for the
ahassmen OF when r. vested 10 said
board Contracts wsll be awarded TO the
loNsst nIudera. quality Considered. and
other things being equal West ~frRinia
9es,eIe VII be given preference.
Isis OF supplies needed Will Be fur
hlshe1 bidders on rsceipt of reoueats
stating tne line desired.
STATE BOARD 90 CONTROL
a.t-N Charlsston- Wet Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SALE OR a

SAL OF rnAnDEA GOOD seven
room mouse and two lots. with wells
Vail, 9haoeo lawn. ard othsr improve
ments VIII sell cheap. or trade for .
smsll farm Addrsas Charles "a. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Brooklyn May Come BACK.

brooklyn may Totur to a winning
rae. hut Just now tho PROJECTS OF the
Superbas do not appear 70 be very rosy.
nc team should nnish in the frs, di-
vision. u does not strike me that II; will
ever trouble the league leaders again.
however. The Brooklyn club made a
splendid squirt. but q was the combined
erect of "a lot Of hard luck which result
- In injured athletes and Of meeting
me GIANTS at the top OF their speed
MLl"h put them out Of the running
hen a club drops "a string OF nme~ N
is lard Tor IL to beat any team. Tn.
piaNers lose confidence IN themselves as
IA result.
] recall when the Giants ripp.d into n
losing streHk three or four Years ago and
ur"pped sly or seven In "A row. Mc(;raw
tritd all the strategy Of Inside" base
nail. hut he could not turn the tide
rinAlly. he came into the club house
one afternoon just before the game.
"hoys. he said. go out there this att
rthoon and do just Rs you like Hit tbs
hrSt ball. II YOU want TO: and steal bases
any time you feel like IL. Cut out ali
We were playing u series with the
tubs They a taken three OF the four
sHtneS from US. We tore into them that
AFTERNOON and ripped them limb from
Tree. winning by an enormous score 1,
hroke our losing strenk and NIcGraw Let
~ continue the rough house tactices
and hog Wild base running for two or
,hr"-, days. and then we went back 10
strategy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
THE CoLwYH

Michigan Ave. near Reach. All ou.sia,
rooms. open surrounding Exceilen,
table. flbO up daily. SIS I'D weekly
g. :. GERKEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
DIED

SrLLER@'n surlav rt-, II fafs q,
clock 20 m ~ fawIL res fsnrs
-t'n' tLnIer Vim Dsrore JOINS ~.
-g. W FrHnk ard Lille MILE. IN ris
Funeral services nr rreefav 4r..-~,,,
on lInrk Irfufa 40 frr farIIv
u''ii't ~ attend fn's-renf 80 Fenin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
HOTEL FRONIENAC kEXTycKY

100 yards from Beach. the most .
lar section. between the two famous
pie,s central TO all attractions: modern
capacity ESQ, vii max S rer yos ,p Sess.i
ter ms OF s.. $40. sl2 SO. SIS up weekly,
nclacins large ocean rooms. metal beds,
elevator. baths. phones. superior table.
win white service. table supplied direct
from farm: pure water. SANITARY plumb
ins porcres overlooking the ocean und
Boa rdvnlk. Booklet. IS r WATTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Ths Umpir..n o

Ito didn't fpu.i me- ~ J.Ir., ,,,t.r
no cried e certain PLAYER "n tho cubs
% f'" series win me Giants ITO other
iHt. after DO isd been called .ut f.'-
ios ln1 sn attempt - steal s.rond
Ifl ,"I f"u.u him iyron. the UNI
rirs asked ipuvle
.'~r''inlL Z i1 1nsv ereI Larry
mrfr"~ frequently ask hr-efuen. more
%. " nT" Than arNtNirE else. about e.
Iiif after ~" decision &C. given
Nn American League umpire. Who b.
ffirrt "f min" 80 a. all right 60 30
F'HiIf VIII IN umpire iu another
ifHt IfI Vss telling m. - an
"Nr"rIfr'' 20 htd several wears ago
VS. "yrkIng 10 Eam~ hstWe-u Chi-
'ff" Hr"i i"fr"if said the official 'aut
li'ii.f Zones fNs former manager ~
~" Nrf" Sos. 'ri"f 90 steal se-YrI
"eF f'rfifs Ff.tHD uaa rfsvfrr
sh"r'af7p sr 3D." Petrol team. and be-
puf trs rHI .u Jones
lrI y"' f'H"I bonn. Charlie asked
Sos 900 1901. DO replied
jos sou. 'HrfI N m very .urT~
~" flef EH' N'u replied DLe.rv
N"l t- s favor o. me charlie
tHH fHf ne tai un h.m 10 I- come.
bl~arv uHe very adsat Boo handling
OH thrown ilI
Au f-ht urft vII. he r.r 90
lFH "f fhrfs .ur rrt Ittf Jones'
,ri'i down fHr second pfrarr ran
over ihr"' "r 'HIf irrt 'I. other -.Ia
.' 're tfr Hff .f%-Ifd.eI ffr Ifn. a.
Jones' came .r. fITHft wired ffa f4Ii
''. .a .rIr HuI trHt a.I hir uut fnr
20 ff' fu" m rffss o. .fY.d over Dim
Hff DO uf'fsI H|a stsa
F ..I' r"r. Ir Do HUev rr-I
IIrf' I. ..f .I good rfur ub..t
'I fN' bll t'lI that frr fu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

LOUIS BSr
rSNSNSL DIRECTOR Aso
AHTEhiAL EnBAIMER
wa n 1924 Main street.
-'ahs Answered la, or n Rnt-
Store Phones 69s
VIC l. ~H"rtschy. He'll Phone 1872
4 J Rertschy. Nat Phone 1929 Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
srRArH HAVEN HOTEL.

Ocean end Kctucky avenue Doors
never Closed. American plan 81 up daily.
VIC weekly. European plan 81 UP daily.
Speclhl weekly. Restaurant attached.
frivnte baths. elevator from street level.
Every home comfort. Ownership man
asement. :. W. BINDER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
LOST.

800
teenth streets. a t-Srketbs,ot ,.r.af,-
ING q sum ~ m"nef Finder return 10
WE VIC ana r"seive reward. WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
L e x | G o N

Most popular and attractive hotel for
Wheeling visitors HOTEL BORTON,
ocean ord Tennessee Ave. central 20 all
a~tttac'ione. homelike. SO up weekly:
~ up daily r V. NOORHEES
to-fy-gs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
BTuemmer & HiIdebrsnd

tnnstsi Directors go Krnssimsrs.
Htkrl aud wsnfV. aeronf ga
Aeeenon& ael. os-a d. "a nNaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
FOR SALE

TUE SALE-Garage and machin shop
ttuL or work.. We are handling so
rornS. 20 Bucks and a few other cars
this season. The right men should dou-
DE this bushes In the next year. salts
factory reasons for selling Address.
Manager. L. -. Box Is. r. Liverpool, }.
jy-i2-g
fOA SALE-Walnut bed. dresser. wash
stand. springs. Carpet. ; and IL gal
lon copper kettles. Enquire 2T42 Jacob
- 1y-S-tf
fOh quick buyer. Lot 2ox
100. 18TH St Calf Nat. phone itss-Y.
- myl6-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES AND
Cssh paid FOR casj OF c%lotning write
n. LEVY,
NO 1907 Harfst ST. whssanS. ". Va
WE-'"ll"ct Had RUia. BUY and re1
tiaims attachments carefully PLACED
make COLLECTIONS ON a cow -,fo.ic- 49,.
IIe't ION. no pay The Huckeve Msr.
rnll fEe0cv Gn7 Unard on Trsds
'lf Wheeling " Va
Trss.
= ~ LlN Marks registered
=" .Ie fLeen lcars practice
n FLAP. PATBET AfToRNET.
NATION Al cha SAM nfdg
hesifn-. ". va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
INTER Estate PLAYERS ARE
READY FOR SMASH OF LEAGUE
WORLDS SERIES
tcontinusd Prom seventh Pm,

,ney can recover their balance. Right
noM poth the Phiilies and Brooklyn
hnn s are In bad slumps. on the other
very top OF their speed W. n M
nH UP games for "a rainy day as we ar.
M ~. 20 run into a slump later along
that time. we hope to be so FAR ahead
mat a relapse won't hurt us.
~ rs "a strange thing about. the Phil
sI.Y.ian ',uo. ~ reminds me OF the
frequently the Maps have appear.S 10
b,s in .ne talent TO a a pennant.
sSSrt soTs way or other: they lust fall
strength in seaton. A~lexander. riley
ani chalmers but all four Of them
once Ths 70 be able 70 get going at
mrs TO nit ANYTHING like their normal
strides Is largely responsible. for fhs
ahhad.iphia decline. Seaton and Alex
andsr tried TO carry the entire burden
OF IN. pitching HIS spring and could
NOT stand the strain. When Tease two
stars began to need more than two or
OF the club could not meet the %r.ouirss
ments. especially when the improved
wiring on other teams was e~ncount-
Philadelphia has a lot OF good hi,ters
on the club. Crsvath has shown MIN.
ser 10 be one OF the best In the league
knahe. and Doolen stringing along
but. with the failure Of the Philadel-
Inls litchers. Just when they needed
Inc = n,,aIns most to carry them along
serves IN a slump. Attribute IL either
10 refused batting efficiency or in
cIsssea Pisehins ability ON the other
cIupS whenever you please The Quak-
erS should come back and win q lot OF
games Yet. but. on account of the dis
~%nIasenient OF being hauled out OF nrst
do not believe the club Will eyer u.
dahgerous again this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Wanted-Male and Female Hell

WANrED-Government Jobs open 20 mon
ana women. Thousands OF appoint
nents write for iist Of positions
r'nNIin Institute. Dept cas- +. Rochss-
80 ~. Je-16-t-jy-i6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Massachusetts Ave. and Beach. Ele-
vator TO street level. Booklet. .
+. p. PHILLIPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
u HELP

class salesman TO carry
our lne or Everybody Suspenders as
a SIDE line in the northern part of West
virginia and Pennsylvania Ezlsy-selling
attractive proposition of merit. Liberal
commission. samples light. Every
bodys Suspender CO.. PhIlippi. West va
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13
TOANO NEWS NOTES il.

Toano. Va. February 11-Mrs.
Warren Marston gave a formal
reception on Thursday afternoon IN
honor Of Miss Camp. Of franklin
Va. Those invited were Misses
Maud Martin. Lucille Geddy, Alice
Branch. Elizabeth Marston, Willie
Camp. Ruth Driscoll. May Haley.
Minerva Walker. Julia Carlton. Jessie
Bell. Pauline Pierce. Jean Smith
and Grace Forbes.
Quarterly meeting was held at
Nj. Vernon NJ. (. church Monday.
Dr.. Lpscomb. of Norfolk. presided.
Miss Nav Haley. OF Clifton Forge.
has returned to her home after
spending a month with relatives and
trends.
Mrs. Traynham. cur tormer
pastors wife. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Farinholt.
Mrs. Branch Martin IS quite sick
al her home near here. We hope
10 nave her convslescent soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Martin have
returned after having spent some
time with relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. A. W. Jennings spent tn
weekend with friends in Richmond
DR.. Driscon. OF Charlottesville
spent Sunday NIGHT with his orother
Mr.. Paul Driscon.
Professor and Mrs c. A. K
wards spent the weekend with IN
: formers mother in Richmond.
Mrs. J 3. Clark died at her hom
near Croaker. Va. Tuesday nigh
MRS. Clark's death was not a 50
. prise 20 her friends. as she had bee
suffering from a complication
E diseases for several weeks. II
: remains we're taken TO Accomac, b
d native home for intermeut.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13
BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
MEET HERE

TIE board Of visitors of Hihsm
and Mary College held It's re- ular
February meeting here Tuesday md
Tuesday night. Much business of
importance was transacted snong
which was the favorable con- ioers-
ton OF the Summer Session. The
board decided that the session should
be held and the place and details
were left for the faculty. The Sum
mer Session VIII no doubt &c held
again at Dublin.
The boar5 also granted Prof. W.
II. Keeble. who is one OF the most
valuable members of the tacul y. a
years Through 10 complete his work
TOR his Ph. D. degree at the Uuivsr
sity OF Cnicsgo. A substitute pro-
lessor viii have charge OF bis &C.
psTtmeut when be resumes his stud
les at Chicago.
A smoker was held in the ibT7ry
Tuesday night 70 allow the new
members OF the faculty TO meet the
members OF the board and q mCs'
delis httut evening was passed II
social converse.
The general board OF state hos
pitzls for the insane held their regu
I lar quarterly meeting at the Easter
State Hospital Wednesday. Their
wss a small attendance ard oul,
routine business was transacted,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13

Manager Wolfe VII give regularly
he-ezlter Saturday afternoon matt
nees a. The Palace" beginning a.
$50 Tne best ms that money
czn by
NJ. B-sh-od BoE-y. one o. W.
Esnsbu-g's Oldest Inhabitants. snc
many years night wstchnsu Al the
hospital, Is very IL Re suffered :
sight stroke q paralysis yesterday
PouIr-ynen and farmers should
drop q postal 70 the Iowa Agricui
tu-zl Experiment Station. Ames
Iowa, for . copy OF Brnesin Isl. O.
Farm Poultry Houses. L IS va
liable Work tor re Pouitrymsn. an
Is free
Mesx-s. =. =. Cole. S. L Graham
and K L Speocer. q ire Perinsu-
Bank, were 10 Iosno yesterday Q.
business WIKI their branch AZ ths
Place. Al inspection OF the YORK
town io-znch Wil Dc made tods
Tnese inspections are made ANU
ally. Tne TOzno branch. :. n
Geddy. cashier. IS II hae cordi
non.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13
BARKETTS ITEMS

The MoLguy Improvement League
net Jan y 1913; after al business
vs. transacted We had a programme
consisting CT dialogues. Rotations
and tsbleaus. afterwsrd q poor man's
supper hsds large crowd and realized
about i've dollars. We also mad a
pie party il Dec. and realized about
the same.
Our next meeting vii De Feb 18th
and after business viii have valen-
tire party.
We have purchased a nice filtering
cooler. and have many other things
u view 70 get.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13

Mr.. b. F. Wolfe spent yesterday
in Richmond.
Mrs. B. D. Peschy viii leave on
Monday for Tip 70 Baltimore.
Mrs. Norris. OF Baltimore. spent
Sunday with the Misses Moreooek.
Mr.. r. w. Gdt IS in Richmond
this week attending the Masonic
meeting,
Mr.. and Mrs. John MoGinnis and
sister are spending the day with Mr..
and Mrs. MOuquin.
Mrs. E5mun6 Rufho. Of Weyo-
noks. IS visiting her mother. Mrs.
Elizz5sth Harrison.
Mrs. Q. A. Bryhn and httls dsugh-
ter have returned home after visit
OF three months N New London
Conn.
Mr.. Jennings Ho5son, OF the
Theological Seminary, spent TUESDAY
with his grandmother. Mrs. Anne
Eobson.
Harry Philips returned home
Wednesday from Memorial HosPirsl
wbe-e be has ceen toI several weeks
Vttsr very severe operation.
~ M. R,noolph Macon. Of s..
Lsais. has been called 70 the BAD
side o. MS mother. Mrs. Hartwel
k.cor. who conti1a=s very IL.
Rev. W 4 Pertus. . foTuei
s-udcrt CT William ard Mary Col
lsgr. spent Wednesday with TIT
Misses G-rrett. OF Dis way 70 Il
new Parish Il Massachusetts,.
N=ssrs. RoosTt and jim Murry
O. Tx Plans. Fs1ouisr county. VIZ
have been the guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. James Christian. LETT Tuesos.
for Rlcn1o1c 70 attend the Mason
meeting before returning home
Several automobile parties al
ten5ed me theatre Il Newport New
CT Wednesday night Miss Sad
Malone. Miss Margaret DALEY
NAeSsTs. T. G Peschey and Die
Malone. composed one. The Othe
rc-e Ms. Alfred Hart Niles. Nj
Beulzh Brooks. Prot 9. 0. Fergusc
and {. {. Hall
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13
ADDRESS ON JAPAN
AT BRUTON Church

The Rev. Jno. c. Amber. Of
Japan. viii speak 81 BTuton Sun ay
evening. FeorusrS 10. a, a quarter
70 eight O'Clock. n view or the
rapid changes taking place in the
East today and the great work being
done there by the Christian world
AL ought 10 make a special effort
to near the address.
There VIII be spec Al organ music
for fifteen minutes before the &C.
dress. BEGINNING at 7:30 p. u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13

This is the season of the year
when mothers feel very much con-
cerned over the frequent colds
contracted by their children. and
have abundant reason for it as every
cold weakens the lungs. lowers the
vitality and psves the way for The
more serious diseases that so often
follow. Chsmberiain's Cough Rem.
edy is famous for It's cures. and i
pleasant and safe TO take. For saI'
BY Al pealsrs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-13
DOUBLY PROVEN

The Gazette Readers Can No Longer
Doabts the Evidence.
This grateful citizen testified long
ago.
Told Of quick relief-of undoabted
benefit.
The facts are nOW confirmed
such testimony is complete the evil
dence conclusive
II forms convincing proof Of merit.
Mrs.. l. Hopkins, 20 Holt St, Hamp-
ton. Va. says. 1T has been about
txo years since / used DOan's Kidney
Pills. FOR some time ny kidneys had
.yiveu ne q great deal Of trouble. Ny
osck Vas weak and lame. and ! suf-
fered from headaches and dizzy spells.
( me secreti0us from my kidneys were
unnatural and caused considerable an
uoysnce- Deans Kidney Pills We're
brought % nay attention and were 80
highly recommended mat / decided 70
give tneTn . rrisi. They cured ne and
have not mad q recurrence Of kidney
complaint" Statement gwen Deem
Der -, 1902
WILLING CORROBoRATION.
When Mrs. Hopkins Was interviews
On April IL. 1912, she said: Il sm jos
a. wiling 70 give Deans Kidney PIll
5 my endorsement today, as ! was u
1910. ! have had no occasion whateve
70 resort 70 the use Of this remedy 70
5 several months. ny freedom fTOE
!, kidney complaint il due 70 The use 6
!. Doan's Kidney Pills
For sale by al dsssers. Price 50 ei
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