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CONTRADICTORY ADVICES
ON MEXICAN CONDITIONS

WAeIUNgTUN. Jan rs.r rHrfradI.
tors Hfti..e reached fN. stat. deuHr..
mon. to-day rH fH conditions Il NrrIru
CITY ono E. Hunf.H declaring that che
..H.H ...U rHHHrHrIruf bad departed
south Nru supplemented hF n consular
r.f.rHFa .'HI #.r.rlI Tn|afr.. a. EaUrfH
.HffrfaIr. and f0Ur men. had remained .r
che capital end INTENDED "a. rrHI.I 1HrI.
patton l fhr approaching garrauaH
|HrIHH
The UarrsuFa agency ,Iafraf f4 have
new. iHn' Rogue .i.rruIrr Cara he'd
Eur. fH rurrrnrH.H a. n prisoner Of -
pate and ruf M fiH own .uff.fHu o. head
H| fHH rHu. u.Hu'IHr uHr eminent. hrf fsfs
vas dsr'rf rF Enrique O. fIrre1ft rev.
r.arrfrff.e ~ fHs latter farffur
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SUFFRAGE AGAIN
PASSES HOUSE
AMENDMENT GRANTING VOTES
FOR WOMEN CARRIES 6Y
VOTE OF II TO S.
Governor Hatfield Expresses Satisfac.
ton and Will Take Great
Pleasure in Signing II.
(5y w. r. kEYsER,)
lStaff Correspondent.N

CHARLESTON. W Va. Jan. Is
Coming before the house in It's regular
order OF business today. the senate
joint resolution submitting 10 the
voters constitutional amendment
granting women the right OF SUFFRAGE.
was taken up for its third reading and
was adopted with only Eve dissenting
votes. shortly before the body ad.
JOurned at one o'clock. OWING 10 the
lateness OF the hour. nearly all the
spectators had left the hall. believing
that IL would be- voted upon at an af-
ternOOn session. However. the morn
ing session was prolonged in order 10
avoid an afternoon session.
The vote stood seventy-sevcn for
and five against the resolution. four
members being absent Those opposed
10 its adoption were Beard Of Eoanp.
Kittle OF Barbour. Dayisson Of Harris.
on, Monroe OF Hampshire. and Har.
mon OF Mcdowell
Rinehart. who opposed the measure
Tuesday. was absent and others not
present were Burr, Harmsn Of Grant.
and Pierce.
The resolution has uOi yet been pre-
sented to Governor Hatfield for his
signature 1T will give me a great
deal Of pleasure TO sign the measure. "
the chief executive declared this eve
ming. and added that he is happy in
deed that Il had passed the legizla-
ture
The resolution provides for submit
ting 10 a vote OF the electorate at the
next general election. an amendment
to the state constitution. granting
equal suffrage.
The resolution passed the senate
Tuesday by a vote Of 2S to 4
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HEAVY FIGHTING
EAST AND WEST
NO BIG BATTLES sUT LOSS or
MEN AND MATE RIAL is VERY
GREAT.
30 Change in West-ln East Turks
Reserve Of-nsise-Russians
Halted.

LONDON. Jan. zs $50 p. In.-Ai-
though No bis battles. 90 battles 20
IN th4s war have been fought OF lat"
there have been engagements in rU
fte arenas from Asistic Turkey To tao
English channel. m which the lo--gs
iu men and material probably have
been greater In the aggregate than ia
many % the battles Of history
According to the French reports the
attacks the Germans delivered against
the allied lines lu Flanders. France
ana Alsace ON The first three daN 81
Of the week cost th,m 10000 men. To
which must De- added the losses sur
fered in their repeated attacks on tho
Russian c.jrcuChutl;s Ia central 70
land
All OF The attacks in the west. the
announcements ot The allies say mot
with failure except near Crsour..
where IL De- admitted. the French los.
800 men. largely bsrause Of the col
lapse Of an old quarry.
Tue Germans on ihe other hand. as
sert that hey Indicted q severe de-
feat on the French a. Craonne and
tia. they rcpulscd all the French at
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BY W. r. kEYSER
Stam CorresnnrdrnfL

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. es.-
Elicitins the most enthusiastic ap-
plause from the gallery and the hs-,r
of the House OF DELEGATES heard since
the present session OF the Legislature
Was convened. Delegates Hughes OF
Mcdowell. and Talbot Of Webster. dc
Tended the bin referring the present
method Of divorce procedure -.Zainst
au attack led by Delegate Brown or
Marshall. Browns efforts to have the
bill rCcommitted failed aud on its pas
sage, the measure was endorsed by a
vote OF rs 10 O.
The measure. introduced by Dele
gate Layno Of Caben. has been en-
dorsed by circuit Judges over the en-
tire state. without changing the
grounds upon which q divorce NAY
be- Obtained, the bill carries sweeping
reforms iu method OF procedure. The
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CONDITION OF LV. G. NORRIS
STILL EXTREMELY CRITICAL

.U....| I...f..n I. H. Irfa'fI.r"..r
FNrkERsHrEG. IS Va Jam ~
The condition uf T. s. &C. Morris.
l1Itsd States deputy clerk who was
stricken with apapIeyy during federal
r0ur. in tHis city over week ago. be-
sfl critical Ho bias been Ir au uu.
conscious condition. only o.. Hrrr
reaching tho semi conscious r.afr
ever r.rca being taken tO hr CIy
hospital Immediately following fHr
stroke Although Mr Morris many
friends hrUuElouf 'He state have ff.
strongest hopes uf I.a recovery. Hr
was zaIf TODAY fo tc gradually srpv
ing weaker Tu.a var frH second
stroke sustained hy NJ Morris within
q few months
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CONFER
John o. Rockefeller Jr, and Colorado
Mine Workers representatives
Discuss Conditions In Three
Hour Talk.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-John y.
Rockefeller, Jr. and representatives Of
the Mine workers OF Colorado met ana
talked this afternoon for two and q
half hours in the offices OF the presl.
dent OF the Rockefeller Foundation
at 40. &c Broadway. The condition OF
the employees Of the Colorado Fuel a
Iron company. OF rhich MIR. Rocke-
Teller. Jr, Is q director was discuss
ed.
After the conference neither ..Ir.
Rockefeller nor the miners Officials
would discuss ihc talk in detail NJ.
Rockefeller would say only that thcrs
had been an exchange Of views qlt
that the union men had given him
some Information as to conditions
which he was glad TO know.
There were present in the confer.
cuce besides Mr Rockefeller William
Lyon Mackenzie King. head OF Tie I'm.
dustrial relations division Of the
Rockefeller Foundation. Starr 4. Muir
ply. a member Of the personal stan
Of John ID. Rockefeller. ST.: Frank J
Hayes. vice president of the United
Mine Workers Of America. John Il
lawson, international executive board
member Of the United Mine Workers.
and Edward l.. Doyle. secretary OF
District No. II OF that organization
The conference was arranged after
the close of Mr. Rockefcller's e1aml-
nation before The United States com
mission on industrial relations yes
terday and subsequent personal
interview between Mr.. Rockefeller and
Mother Jones. the woman champion
or the cause Of the miners. The dis
cussion lasted from 2.30 O'Clock until
3 O'Clock
ouestions and Answers
The six men sat around n table in
Mr. Rockefeller Office end questions
were asked and answered by both tho
Representatives Of capital and of la.
tContinued On Page Tsn1
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SHIP TRUST
FIGHTS BILL
SENATOR FLETCHER CHARGES
BIG INTERESTS WITH FIGHT
ING MEASURE.
Says Ninety Per Cent Of CosstVVise
and Foreign Trade is IN Hands Of
National City Bank Crowd

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Demo-
Gratis of the senate today began re-
turning the iTc Of Republicans attack
ing the government ship purchase bill.
Senator Walsh delivered an elaborate
argument maintaining the unquestion-
ed right az the United States 20 ac-
quire belfgercntly owned merchant
ships in time OF war and Senator
Fletcher. in charge Of the bill follow
cd with O. speech charging that the
Rockefeller Morgan Perkins inter
csts' We're behind the opposition To
the measure.
Senator Fletcher declared that the
system Of iuterlocking directorates ex-
listing today in the shipping world
was probably without parallel in fin.
aucial history. One by one he took up
tIe lists OF directors OF steamship
cOmpaui's engaged in American, for
eign and coastwise trade. and told oS
the financial connections OF the indi-
vidual directors.
~ am warranted IN saying" he con-
cluded, chat uinety per cent Of tie
Coastwlse and practically the entiro
foreign American shipping IL In the
hands OF those allied with tho Nation
al City bank fhn United States Trust
company. the National Bank OF Com
merce. the Guaranty Trust company,
an having for their head the ROcke-
fcllor-Morlan-Pcrkins interests"
Fighting Bic Interests.
'lf is against these interests tnat
the government De- fighting for this
measure And the reason the On.
trance oi the government In this buai.
ness is opposed. ls because that or
trance win break tho chains by which
the independent lines are now kcr
out Of the trade. Tire government en
trance means a hreakwater behind
which the independents may take rc.
fugp
% have information that the sau,e
interests have Investments IN some
OF The Dir eastern newspapers. and
fhis may account for the stalwart op.
position Uf some eastern newspapers
'1 fuIH BIN Way We not assume the'
these some interests have dominated
fHn chamber Of commerce in New
York F0a'nl md Srv Orleans tn
reaching conclusions in opposition %
tI' measure
i1 reply Io questions uropounCrd
hy Senator Burton several days ae1.
Senator Fletcher stated that in Ms
opinion fi. government should rrst
buy chips .H fho markets OF tho world
whore ro International complications
mishf result
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OFFICIALS AND LEGISLATORS
HONOR LATE JUDGE OGDEN
REMAINS NOW ENROUTE TO
FAIRMONT ACCOMPANIED
BY LARGE DELEGATION
Including Joint Committee of
House and Senate and Officials
Interment Saturday.
(BY W. r. REYsER)
fStan CorrcspondenO

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. rs
The remains Of The late Judge Howard
y. Ogden. member OF the state Public
Service Commission. who died at his
home In this city Wednesday evening!
were placed aboard a special coach
attached 10 The Virginian" leaving
this city over the G. and o.. tonight al
7:10 O'Clock. and are being conveyed
20 Fairmont. where interment viii be
made Saturday afternoon
Accompanying the body. in addition
10 Immediate relatives Of the deceased
are many State officials and members
of the LEGISLATURE. including a Joint
committee appointed on behalf OF the
senate and the House OF Delegates
Secretary OF State Stuart r. Reed II
acting as the personal representative
OF Governor Hatfield. The joint legis-
lative committee IL composed Of Sena-
tors o. s Marshall. OF Hancock. ana
Scott Lowe OF Marion: and Delegates
Frank Markey. OF Wood: f. o. Muir
ray. Of Marion: aud DR. J. II Rhine
har. of Harrison. The late jurists col
leagues. Public Service Commission
ers Lee OFT. Wade Kilmer and Charles
II. Bronson, are also ir the funeral
party.
Brief Services at House.
Brief funeral services were held
over the remains AT the family resi-
dence ON Quarter street. this after
noon M O'Clock They were con-
Quoted by Rev r. c. Johnson, d. d.. Of
tho Baptist Temple. assisted by Dr.
toOntinusd on Page rsnJ
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2S.-"Fecd-
ing the Five Thousand and u Stand
at the Door and Knock" were the
sermon preached today by Billy sun
day. Included In the afternoon CON
gregatlon was 2 large delegation Of
ministers from New York. The taber-
nsclc was filled al both services and
40I men and women hit the sawdust
night.
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oontiHusd on Page Ten.J
4 BIG ORDER.

WARREN. Pa. Jan. 2s.-A local
chemical manufacturing concern TO-
day started work on n large order OF
gun cotton for England Two shifts
~ men arc working night and day
20 cOmp plete the order An uncon-
0rmed report f. thai Russia has or
defed $3.50 .00O worth of gun cotton
from the same concern
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DEFENSE OF DIVORCE BILL
CAUSES GREAT ENTHUSIASM
DELEGATE BROWN. or MAR.
SHALL. FAILS To HAVE
n RECONINIITTED
Ball Reforms Method Of Procedure
and Is Endorsed by All
Courts Of State.
- % rh. In,slllr.ne,r.

Special 20 IRE Inteliigeneer.
CHARLES STOh. W. ". Jan.
2s.-Republiean members o.
thc house % delegates held a
meeting In the capitol this eve
ming, when legislation pending
before the House was discussed
AZ considerable length.
Party measures were out.
lined. and u was decided 10
meet cften, probably each
week. The caucus was har-
n1onious, and enthusiastic sup
port was pledged the admins
tration IN fulfilling the party
platform promises
The caucus was called 20
order by Speaker Johnson and
was presided over by floor
leader Duty.
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intelligence Bureau.
Colmm bus. O.. Jan "a

Before sdiourninE today until Mon
day. both Houses Of the LEGISLATURE
adopted a memorial 20 William Nc
kinley. late president. who would
have been % years old tomorrow.
Members from McKinley's birthplace.
Niles. and his home. Canton. made
short speeches. The Senate defeated
a bill excluding brides from going 10
the probate court to obtain marriage
licenses. Representative Hoy. Mon
day. will ofier resolution for an in.
vcstigation Of the civil service and
the non-cOmpetitive examination feat
IRE. labor committees today proposn d
the publication of circular. in line
with Governor Willis message. call.
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FEEA CRUZ Jon. 1s ..Iv. have rs.
covered MrrfHH |ffr.
This statement waH made HET.H.r
tf frr narraHEH ffafHHaHfHre hero 90.
r.Hnf If fH not believe. however. fFH|
ins NeadluarfrrH N.f fr moved fr Na..
irn City uuIrHe fnr .arraraa forces cam
Ealr U.ufrr. HF virtually ffs trt.r- -r#r-
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PRIEST TO Die
FOR MURDER

N.N INNh. Jan Hans
s0hwd. who murdered Annie kumuI
Irr ard rI. ur boz body. vas denied o.
new fr'H' to-day br supreme Court
Justice Nar'- in DIE application f1r
rrrr1r.rE Tho convicted man as.
sorted fha. newly discovered evidence
would FREQ f'm
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HEARINGS
Granted oy Several Committees on
Bills Before Them-Manufsctur-
ers Before Insurance
Comm ittee.
(BY W. p. KEYSEE. }
(StsH Correspondent.)

CHARLESTOON. W. Va. Jan Is
Public hearings wer. granted inter
csred parties by several committees
this afternoon. The delegation of
wheeling manufacturers who held a
conference with Governor Hafheld on
Wednesday afternoon relative 10 the
revision o! the woTEmen's compensa-
ti0n act. appeared before the insur.
aucn committee Of House IN behalf of
some legislation this afternoon. Per.
SONS who addressed the committee
we've J. e.. prady. O.. j. Hunter. Harry
Lcyan. > w PAUL. y. r. whitaker,
a. a. Morse. IS. W. Fullausbee. Attor-
n,y James ~. Ewing. H p. C0rcorsn
and others. 40 action was taken by
tie committee.
The ilur-a judiciary committee
-rantod nc.rir-s 10 persons interest
I'd u Bous. iUii 40 a0. proposing To
make pipe lines common carriers. and
House 1911 No. CO. relative To develop
uC oil and .ss leases. and bills rpla-
i've 20 compelling coal operators 10
pay employees every two weeks and up
TO cate. fixing owners and operators
liability ana Weighing OF coal 40 ac.
lion vas taken by the committee.
Bifi Turned Down.
Probably the most interesting hear.
ing granted by any committee was
hat before the House committee on
county. district and municipal corpor.
stions relative 10 tho proposed annex.
alton Of CeT,do district. Wayne Coun.
ty, by Cabcll county. Under tho pro.
posed bin the town of Corfd1 would
have become part Of Huntington. The
bill was reported with the rptoumru.
dalton that So do not pass. Congress-
man T. a Hughes and delegation OF
Huntington and Coredo citizens ap.
peared % urge the pa sage OF The bill.
and were opposed by large doIrea.
ton Of Ceredo citizens. who opposed
annexation Co Huntington
The debate lasted more tlsu two
hours. and many irsiruatoUs and al
legations were expressed by both
sides
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

NEW YORK. Jan 2S-Saiied-
steamer Regina DTtalia. Naples.
Naples Sailed steamer America
New York
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MEMORIAL TO WILLIAM M'KINLEY
ADOPTED BY THE OHIO ASSEMBLY
HoNoRs MEMORY OF LATE PREsI.
DENT WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN
y YEARS OLD TODAY.
Both Houses Adjourn to Monday
Important Measures TO Be
Considered Next Week.
npeelal 70 rn. 1nt.ll,r,nosr.

ZULU VI Bus -, Jan. y -
Senator Howard. Of Belmont
county. tonight said that no ap-
potntments by Governor willis
viii be considered until after
the survey OF public Offices is
completed. The bill TO repeal
the gnti-student voting bill.
was reported TO the House to-
night by the committee. The
new bill would lct students
vote where they attend school.
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THE wEATHER.

WAsHrHGToN, Jan 2s5-Poreoaat:
Westcrn nmEylvania-Fair Friday
ana Saturday.
west virginia and ohio-Fair Friday:
Saturday fair warmer.
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4O7 HIT THE TRAIL.

tcoutinusd on Pay. Fsn)
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little roushness, but my kind Of feed
n tho yellow corn" The judge
seemed "sot" In his way and refus-
81 so bulge when Farm Demonssra-
ton Agent Floyd used his most con-
vincing argument. but after he had
walked through the different grow
Ing crops his views were changed to
some extent. He tested out the
flavor OF the feteriia and wondered
" II would not be good for people
to cat IL cooked like rice and season
ed with a little butter. lie was de-
lighted with the marked progress
In providing feed stun for the farm
and said he saw no good reason
Why farmers did not plant and cul-
tivate such crops along with a little
corn.
The visit finished ut the Orr farm
DE inspecting party returned by
way of Rocket. along which route
some very excellent crops are
growing. When passing along the
Brushy creek community Judge
Dunlap became reminiscent and
told this writer the story of his boy
hood days spent in that settlement.
He was familiar with every nook
and corner in the community: gave
the names of the people who set
tied the different farms. He said In
the earlier days people settled alorg
the creeks because they did not con-
slider the black-waxy prairie land
worth cultivating. He said he paid
SIS per acre for farm on Brushy
when he could have bought prairie
land at about $500 an acre, which.
after being tried out. proved to be
equally as good az that he bought.
He called to mind the fact that
George Orr had bought his farm
for s2.75 an acre.
1t was very pleasant trip and
one which discloses the fact that
Ellis county is the richest agricul-
tural county in all Texas.
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OLD-TIME COLD CURE .
DRINK HOT TEA!

Get a small package of Hambur,
Breast Tea. or as the German felix's
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful OF the
tea. put cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through sieve and: drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. 1t is the most
effective way to break L cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin.
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking up a cold.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. 1t is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless
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FEED STUFF
/ BECOMES Profitable
DONsTRATDOX or THIS
LAM ~ MADE On THE
Il GEORGE ORR FARM.
y Acres PDsmtesl % Feterita,
else. Sudan Grass and Ma
ga-s Will Supply the
Il Farm.

representative Of this paper In
pany with Judge Dunlap and ID.
lloyd visited the farm of George
near Red Oak Tuesday after
y to inspect the crops OF feed
J grown by Mr.. Orr under gov
nent instructions. A visit to this
= is all that is necessary to con-
- one that the method of farm
IL a good one and that 1t pays
raise food stuffs In Ellis county.
0as with some reluctance that
Orr set apart q tract of ten
1oy0g for demonstration purposes.
MI now he is glad he did. and he
X5 follow the plan In future with
~ result that he Will always have
6I<nty OF feed stuff on the farm.
he ten acre tract is planted to
pC1R different kinds OF feed. One
6(0 Is planted to Niagara, a new
y1&ety of the maize and feterita
o6(i1ly which has a sweet stalk like
1oGIhum. The stalks are as large
- nAize stalks and the foliage is
I&l&k. but the heads are not quite so
b0t the juices in the stalk make the
c96o very valuable one for feed
~ purposes. Two acres are planted
- indian grass, off of which he has
11&ndy cut four tons and has crop
ost ready for the second cut
lI Next to this comes a two acre
&(D of very fine maize. This will
NM not less than two tons of
d to the acre and the stalks will
ITEn[1sh an abundance of roughness
S1tock. Next is a five acre tract
ted to feterita. This is as fine
9 <ny grown anywhere in Texas. 1t
yield not less than two tons of
Ds to the acre and countless tons
p NE ensilage.
III. Orr's case furnishes very
Mining example of the benefits to
~ 1erived from intense farming. He
~ f3fved on this farm for forty-five
v04f8 and has had good seasons and
I'D reasons. but he has never grown
u mIncn feed stuff to the acreage as
NJ has grown this year The ten
toll h; !. !: Il
l144Gn tons of grain heads. from fif-
It'd ~ seventy-five tons of good en-
I110Ho and from eight to ten tons OF
k08y fine hay. which is enough to
E&G him through the year and keep
III ntock in fine condition. This
lnno1nt OF feed xstuff enables Mr..
IN To grow his own meat and plen-
81 ~ Il and grow the other livestock
lee6Nd about the farm with an oc-
:asional mule or yearling to sell III
be price is right. He is thoroughly
ipnyinced that such crops beat corn
rowing even with the best of sea-
Ions.
The visit to the demonstration
ar1n served a useful purpose in
lloEing a convert of Judge O. f.
9unlap to the prodigious crop TAX
~ the place of corn. Before the
Iakty had gone three miles on the
f1G the Judge remarked "Well. it
~ be all right to grow these pro
6Elo11s crops, but for me ! like the
fnk 81 ii when you toss it into the
tQ006 to the horses and it sounds
goo when the horses bite the corn
IL the cob. OF course it is all right
q have these substitute cropS for a
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ALL WRONG.
The Mistake Is Made by Many Wax
ahachie Citizens.


LOOK for the cause of backache.
To he cured you must know the
cause.
If It's weak kidneys YOU must set
tie kidneys working right.
A Waxahachie resident tells YOU
bow.
T. II, Wilsford. farmer. r. F. d.
No. 5, Waxahachie. says: II was
subject 20 various kidney ailments.
the worst one being lameness in my
back. which often extended 10 the
top and back of my head | finally
used Doan's Kidney pills. procured
from the Curtin Drug Co., and was
relieved al once. Since then. when
have had any trouble from my
kidneys. | have been quickly cured
by Doans Kidney Pills.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mr.. Wilsford had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co. Props, Buffalo. ~ Y. adv.
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RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of
old St. Jacobs Oil
Stop dosing Rheumatism.

SOP dOSIHT kneUnatlsm.
It's pain only: not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-
ing, penetrating 'St. Jacobs Oil'' right
on the tender spot" and by the time
you say Jack Robinson-out comes the
rheumatic pain. aSt. Jacobs Oil' is
a harmless rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. II
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones, stops
sciatica. lumbago, baekaehe, neuralgia.
Timber up! Get 25 cent bottle
Of old time. honest EST. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in moment
you'll be free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Don't suffer! Rub rheuIna-
t1sm away.