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WILL REPRESENT CANON
CITY IRRIGATION INTERESTS

Henry Hutton and Dali Dewesns
LETT this morning for Denver Whsse
they win represent the irrieatiua in-
terests OF the Canon City district in
conference with Governor Carlson
looking to the appointment Of divis-
ional irrigation engineer that will b
satisfactory to the people OF both the
upper and lower Arkansas valley. Al
Pueblo they win be joined by num-
Der OF gentlemen who will represent
the ditch companies OF Pueblo. otero.
Bent and Prowers counties. By
agreement the conference with the
governor has been set for wednes-
day afternoon.
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DEATH or MRS. CLYDE
MINOR IN TEXAS

Word hae been received here from
Beaunoat. Texas. of the asash there
on January 1sth. Of Mra. May A.
Minor. wifs a olyas h Minor. for.
nsrIy Of this city The following ref
erencs to the deceased /. taken from
the columns Of The beaumont Enter
prise Of the Goth ult;
Mrs. Mary A. Minor. wife Of c. H
Minor. thirty years OF age. died las,
night at $3.50 o'clock at her home. s7t
FIFTH street.
Funeral services win be held ,
the family residence At 4 O'Clock thi.
afternoon. conducted BY Rev. E. P.
Kennedy. pastor Of the congregasior
Of the Central Presbyterian church.
In,erment VIM be At Magnolia ceme
iery.
Mrs Minor il survived BY her hus
band. who is connected with the Gull
Pipe Line company here. and BY !
seven-ysAr-old son. A brother and
sister. residing In Houston, end N,
parents Of Mr.. Minor. residins
Port Arthur. also survive
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PASSEMcERS on BRITISH
SHIP OnDUNA CLAIM The
CAPTAIN USED y. S. FLlG
(RY UNITED PRESS,

New York. Feb. 10. Passenger on
the cunard liner ordunA. arriving
here from Livsrpool today. declared
that the orduna nsw The American
nag for nearly twsnty4our hours on
January slnt. while In the Irish Sea,
The nag was hoisted following the
receipt OF wireless message. II was
On January slst that ne 0srInan sub
mairne sank shrso BEiiirh merchant
men IN tho lFiaA -. DlFootors ~
the ogdula. - DonUD onoOA told
lhsm that tho eop,Nlh vas WAs0e1
q ne pr1sence q ne epbmaFine ane
erAssed = - Ogo1V no1no - Dsoosc,
IA ohip. - C~1al1 ~ ooiiel,l1
1onls1 ~ ~ o0t0on orrcllor11
~ Anslln - - q. Nl,1 ~
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MEETING OF The
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting Of the members
of the Fremont County Horticultural
society was held at their rooms in
the court house last Saturday after
noon and officers elected for the en-
suing year as follows: j. J.. Ashen-
hurst. president: Phil Sheridan. vice
president. c. NJ Chase. secretary:
~ E. Snow, treasurer In addition
en- executive committee was appoint
cd to have general charge OF the af.
fairs Of the organization
The reports OF the secretary and
treasurer showed that the society
lad been active during the last twelve
months IN promoting the horticultural
interests OF the county. The matter
of an oil spray for the orchards this
spring vas discussed and it was the
copcenuun OF opinion that ranchers.
wherever they hnd any evidence Of
the Ieaf-rpller. should avail themselves
Of that lethod Of lighting this enemy
q me fsuit growing iadustry. It y
understood that the leafroiler is not
nsariy a. bad In the Canon City dis
trict ~ was formerly. although in n
few localities II survives As a possible
menace to the orchardIst 1t is be
Eeved that II prompt enective steps
are taken By ranchers this spring to
that END it can be driven from the
community.
Another matter Of importance con
sidered At last Saturday afternoons
meeting was the proposed canning
factory and a partial report was made
BY tho committee. appointed several
weeks ago to canvasA the posstbilt
ties for such an Institution. DR.. Al
len Bell. chairman Of the committee.
stated that IL was unanimously cou-
ceded by fruit growers here that such
an enterprise was vital to the vel
fare of the horticultural industry in
this county and ranchers generally
we're willing to cooperate in making
1t success. The report was accept
ed as far N Il went and the commit
tee continued for further investisa-
tion. A special mcstins Of the society
viii be held At the court house sat.
urday afternoon. February 20. a,
which time the commlttee is expected
to make definite and nnai report in
relation to the canning factory.
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road company to rebuild its line. and.
= think. legal Obligation rests upon
II also. concluded Judge Schweigert.
View Of A vIoter Man.
At the request OF W. n. CLARK \
short talk was made by Nelson Frank
- Of Victor. who discussed the mat
ter from the standpoint OF the cpposi.
ten. Mr. franklin said. among other
things: TITS . cinch the people OF
cancn City will never get the rail.
road and I cannot see Why the citi.
zens OF Fremont county are 80 bitter
" nghting the auto highway between
Canon City and the Cripple district.
Your suit. in the courts viii do you
no good II you win and you will have
70 contest Il . long time there
before Il IL definitely disposed o.
know positively that pApern are now
baing drawn to take i out of The STATE
lo6rss and place Il b tho Units1
Dtates iribunnls for ! hoafing. Il
WIN remain there for years ana you
vim get nothing whatever. An auto
mnbiIe road 70 Cripple Greek ana VIC
lor would be Of real Importance 10
you. but . railroad would BE- useless.
n you don't take our proposition l
am morally sure you Win get moth
ing
A spirited reply was made TO Mr..
Frankiin's speech BY II. Nj. Andsrw
Of this city. who was very pronounced
IN his antasonism TO the acceptance
TO the railroad eompany.s right oe.way
for an automobile and wagon road TO
She Cripple Greek district
Capt. D. P. Rockafeliow. W. Bouch-
er. d. W. Ross and others spoke On
ne matters under discussion: Mr..
RS@ somewhat exhnustlvcly. Mr..
Bsucher asked Why Il wAS that n
~ =. Z c. G. RaiirOad company
vas 90 DESTROYS oe dissolving tts A.
fairs and going out q bullnnns Why
was wIlltns 70 spend tWoaty-ave
) ethousand dollars 70 an up An automo
Vie highway throngh Phantom can
on for the people Of Fremont county.
Ala query was answered BY Judge
schweigert and others.
) Mr.. Ross said In part: "can We get
the r. 4 C. C. road to rebuildf II
90 ali well and good. but q not what
On We get In msterial way insteadl
The matter TO b determined Il not
= sentimental one. but one Of purely
business character. Il would b. q
Srcat thing for people here. A. well
a. those of the Cripple Creek district,
20 get = public higAwAy through
PhaIaom canon. In my Judgment u
We can't get the rAilroad We had bet'
Ner take the automobile highway. Il
ws can't ret All We want We should,
a. least, set ali We can. There b
waiting for % . rOadbed that cOst
seven hundred and nfty thousand DOL
lars 10 build. We have II Tor the ask
ing. To reject Il would b bad policy
IL We are assured that We cannot goi
somethins that suits % better.s
Frank Maynard Of Linccin Park
Theodore n. Harding. H. 9. Webster
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EAST CANON TRUSTEES
VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE
Of the {. & 6. G. SUIT

Aeoosding 70 Mayer 3. ,. Anhea-
.hugnt e nsst clnon the teun bcar1
= ihas nuaieipSllty \ sneeu>ivo -.
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onpo = ~ y. = Q. .. ~ Z, ~ -
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and other sthen spoke briefly against
compromise. Judge Pease in the
course OF his address reviewed exhaus-
lively what had been done by the city
to compel the railroad company to re-
build its line; describing in detail the
peculiar features and problems pres
ented by the case. He said the peo-
pie OF Canon City snd Fremont coun-
ty had right to know all OF the
facts and he was dad Of an cppor-
tunity OF laying them before them.
while am confident" said Judge
Pease. -that We shall win IN the
courts. I cannot say how long II viii
be before the questions involved In
Tho litigation are fnAily and definite
" determined. The city viii push
The case. however. ~ fast a. II can
capt- Reekafs,levts Rsss,utisns.
BY permission the following reso-
buttons were read by Capt B. r. Rocka-
fellow. but no action taken in relation
to them:
Whereas. The people Of Canpn City
4ere pioneers In bailding q toll road.
tnow = free public highway maintain.
I'd BY Teller and Frunont countisa,)
70 the crippls Greek district h the
early stages q ~ davel0pnsnt and
tan - twelve q IL eitin1ns oxpuaAoa
o1.oeo aE3 E3UnlD. oach. go mnn1 olhnru
coatributpa aIbssally towards ne szt1-
ing Tor sscnring railroaa connscsion
Wa ths on Greek routo uhich vas
given up when ne Florence people
secured influence and capital 70 build
the Florence ana Cripple Greek rail-
Fuad via the EiehLAile canyon route.
and they contributed forty thousand
dollars towards the lrst grading work
That later Canon City people paid
$4,000 70 secure connection With the
same. The =. = G. C. railrosd Sc
cured also the principal terminals In
the cities and towns Of the district.
and:
Whereas. Buainesd relations and
interests bstweln The so,d campo and
our Artahsaa Valley towns ana the
new Pearoae dlstTiet. And The country
generally were greatly stimulated and
benefited By such steam railroad con-
nsction. which during average Sears
q its eposationrNa5 1ery proatAbis 70
said cooperation. ana:
Whereas. Many people ce that great
eul1 camp feif such security In the hon
Grand fAith q the president and IN the
directors and In tho, permanency OF
the railroad southwatd to the ArkAn-
sas Valley, that they invested largely
In our towns and fruit districts. and:
whereas. Other fkilrnaa interests
constructed competing line 70 that
district. ana then combined with our
line sohthward ana a. We now believe
are conspiring By deiusive promises to
destroy the same, and our rights con-
nected Herewith. thereloro;
Resolved. That re now. a. hereto
fore. believing in the right and justice
OF our demand for resumplicn OF husl.
ness BY tho ateAm railroad- the Flor.
sncs and, Cripple Greek. south 70 the
ArixnnsAs Valley;
Resolved. That we fully approve the
action Of The councils Of Canon City
and rlorencs u De lesAl staps taksn
by them. ana urge them 70 prosccui5
the cass 70 liz ANAL determination n
the courts.
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4 MOST IMPRESSIVE
FUNERAL SERVICE


One of the most impressive funeral
services held in Canon City in a long
time took place at Christ Episcopal
church. corner OF Harrison avenue
and Eighth street. at o'clock Sun
day evening over the remains of the
late Rev. Charles H. Remington. rec
tor Of the congregation In addition
to the parishioners. who usually at
tend Christ church. there were pres
ent to pay the last sad tribute of
respect and esteem to the memory Of
the dead representatives OF nearly
every religious organization in Canon
City; all of who mwere friends of
the manly man and earnest Christian
worker who had suddenly been called
from his enterprises here to his re.
ward in the hereafter.
The interior OF the church was rem
dered bright and beautiful for the oc-
casion with flowers and fragrant
bloom by the ladies OF the altar guild;
making such a setting for the obse-
quies as Rev MIR. Remington would
no doubt. have provided for his loved
ones had he been alive to suggest ar
rangements- The music also vas In
keeping With ther soiemnity OF the
SURROUNDINGS and the chanting OF the
vested choir recounted the sorrow that
had come to the congregation in the
passing OF it's pastor. The gospel les
son that was read by Rev. Mr.. Tourett
Of Colorado Springs and the hymns
that were sung told Of the hope and
assurance OF mankind in q glorious
resurrection from the grave when this
mortal puts on immortality.
The discourse was preached by
Dean Martyr Hart Of Denver. an inti-
mate friend Of the deceased. and was
q strong plea for . preparation by The
living in this world for the life to
come. The sermon and the service
Of song and prayer was spiritualixing
and uplifting and there were none
present who were not exalted by 1t.
Ihe casket, containing the dead was
brought into the church and rested
at the foot OF the chancel while hon
orr were paid In . service OF religious
devotion to the memory Of the deceas-
ed. The pan bearers we're A. r.
Livingstone. w. T. Bridwell. J. II.
Harrison. Capt b. F. Rockafellow. Z.
p. Arthur and Jas. H. Peabody. Upon
the casket lay numerous floral wreaths
from friends. who. more than those
less Intimately associated In his- life
with Rev. Remington. thoroughly ap-
preciated the splendid characteristics
OF the deceased.
Accompanied by Mrs. Remington.
the remains left here at 1880 O'Clock
this morning for Minneapolis. Mime
sofa. where interment In the family
burial grounds viii Be made on Wed
nesdAy.
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ceur. R.pert.r so- Iuaa. wllAla.

Arthur Frsdrickson left Sunday a.
ternoon for BuenA vista where he ri1l
officiAte ~ reporter and stenogrApA-
er for Judge wilkin during the ~
mAinder Of the term OF the chaffss
county district court.
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Bert Davies went to Canon City
today. where he win remain about
three weeks.-Pueblo star-Journai.
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NEWS

Deputy District Attorney E. H.
stinemeyer was up from Canon City
a couple Of days the first of the week
DR.. W. F. Kenney and wife have
returned TO westcIiffe from visit
TO Canon City.
Afr. Jackson. owning a ranch thirty
miles northwest OF Canon City. was
here . few days the past week with
= view TO buying cattle.
Gen J. T. McNesIey went down TO
Canon Wednesday to visit his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Brown. and the children for
few days.
Mrs. Dr. Baldwin came up from
Canon City Monday to oversee the
work OF packing her goods for ship
ment to that place but had 70 defer
It until later Her daughter. Lois.
suddenly contracted . congestlve chill
and had 70 be taken back 70 Canon on
Tuesday. Nicholas Chamings accom-
panied them % thsir rstnrn.
: Mrs. Rsbecca. EEnwein ara her
daughter. Miss EIln. q ne Pines.
departed Monday for Canon City -
spend . eoupie Of days ana a Wea-
nesday they were met At Tsxas Greek
b. the Enwein Brothers and togeth-
er they 3ourneyed to their new home
near Meekef. Colo.
Alfred Cooper. after spending about
tan days here in the interest of tho
Federal Consolidated Monumental
Granite company Of sAiida. left Mon
day for his home In Canon city
Wet Mountain Tribune.
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PROPOSITION
IS REJECTED

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Accompanied by MS. Remington.
the remains left here at 1880 O'Clock
this morning for Minneapolis, Mime
sofa. where interment In the family
burial grounds will Be made on Wed
nesdAy.
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road company to rebuild its line. and.
= think. legal Obligation rests upon
II also. concluded Judge schweigert.
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Gen J. T. McNeeley went down L
Canon wednesday, to visit his daugh
ter. Mrs. Brown. and the children fol
few days
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AFR. Jackson. owning ranch thirty
miles northwest OF Canon City. was
here . few days the past week with
! view TO buying cattle.
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DR.. w. F. Kenney and wife have
returned to westcIine from visit
TO Canon City.
The Jones County news., 1915-05-06
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTIPATEl

Your-druggist or ~dealer sells you
50 cent -bottlesof Dodson's Liver Ion
under my personal guarantee that
will clean yourssluggish liver better thar
nasty calomel; it won't make you sics
and you can eat anything you want
without. being saliyated. Your druggist
guarantees that tablespoonful viii start
your liver, clean your bowels and
straighten you up by morning or you
get your money back Children gladly
take Dodson's Liver Tone because it Is
pleasant tasting and doesn't gripe OF
cramp or make them sick.
am selling millions of bottles Of
Bodson's Liver Tone to people who have
found that'this.pleasant, vegetable, liver
medicine takes the place of dangerous
calomel Buy one bottle on my sound,
reliable, guarantee Ask your druggist
about me.
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Bilbo says Gov. Brewer, in the
speeches he is making over the
State, misstates facts and is tell
ing untruths about him. Then
why don't Bilbo accept those in
vitations and meet the Governor
on the rostrum, and if he (Bilbo)
is being misrepresented by Brew
er flatten said lies in his teeth?
This is just what you or any in
nocent and brave man would do.
But Bilbo dares not meet Brewer
on the stump. He knows the
Governor is giving the people
facts, and has proof to substan-
tate every statement he makes.
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on his part, since he entered pub

on his part, since he entered pub
lie life, tending in the slightest
degree to uplift or benefit the
honest tiller Of the soil. On the
other hand, his every public act
has been in direct antagonism to
the farmer and to add 70 the bur.
then he must bear. Did Bilbo
help the farmer when he preven-
ted Gov. Brewer making Boyce
return the $500, 1000 he stole from
the State? Did he represent the
honest farmer when he formed an
alignment with that gang Of
penitentiary looters and grafters?
Did he represent the farmer when
he violated the laws Of his State
to reward Russell's law partner
and that army Of henchmen with
the people tax-money, and in ap-
pointing a drove Of $3.50 niggers?
Does he show any regard for the
farmer by condoning the oil mill
trust? and in this wholesale tax
exemption plank in his platform,
does not Bilbo know, il he sue
,eeds in getting it enacted into a
aw, that it must greatly increase
he burthen Of taxation that the
armer must bear?
II Theodore Bilbois fair sam
DE Of our farmers friends, we
AN but exclaim, God save the
armer from his friendsl
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ealzac,s Vanity.

Balzac used to enjoy what was de-
scribed by a contemporary as "a rap.
ture Of self satisfied vanity" from the
possession Of a walking stick nearly "a
big as drum majors staff and all
ablaze with rubies. diamonds emer-
aids and sapphires. 1t was topped by
a huge gold knob containing lock Of
hair presented by an unknown lady adj
mirer. For long time Balzac never
appeared in public without this stick.
which increased in value as the years
went on. All the Jewels he bought or
received as presents were plastered on
It, for he preferred using them in this
way to wearing them In rings or tie
pins.-London Standard
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EFFECT OF GREAT KIDNEY
REMEDY IS SOON REALIZED.

| feel it my duty to let you know
what Swamp-Root did for me. | wa.
bothered with my back for over
twenty years and at times | could
hardly get out of bed. | read your
advertisement and decided to tr,
Swamp-Root. Used five bottles, and
1t has been five years since | used IL
and | have never been bothered a da,
since | took the last bottle OF it. |
am throughly convinced that DR..
Kilmer's Swamp. Root cured me and
would recommend it to others suffer.
ing as | did.
My husband was troubled with
kidney and bladder trouble and he
took your Swamp-Root and it cured
him. This was about five years ago.
You may publish this letter If you
choose.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. Matte Camfeld,
r. f. d. No. 3 Goblerville, Mich.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th of July, 1909.
Arvin w. Myers,
Notary Public,
for Van Duren Co., Mich.
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channed Ahnnt

A hardy son of toll who had beer
converted was after twelve months
asked by a ministerial friend IL be
could point to any tangible evidences
OF the change for the better in bis life
Yes; two be promptly replied and
conducted the wondering minister to
the bottom of his now neatly cult
waited little garden plot
There they are" he proudly pro-
claimed. extending work hardened
thumb In the direction of a sty In
which two well fed pigs were grunting
their contentment Before I was con-
verted," he added. II used to 60 across
the road to the Pig and Whistle; now
come here and whistle, and there are
two pigs."--London Answers.
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"DodsOn's Liver Tone" viii Clean Your
Sluggish Liver Better Than CalomsI
and Can Not SaliYak.

Calomel makes you sick; you lose 9
days work. Calonel is quicksilver and
it saliyates; calomel Injuries your liver
If you are bilious; feel lazy, sluggish
and all knocked out, if your bowels are
oonstipated and your head aches or
stomaeh.is sour, just take a spoonful Of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead
of using sickening. salivating calomel.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medi-
cine. You'll know it next morning be-
cause you will wake up feeling fine.
your liver will be working, your head
will hs sweet and bowels regular. You
fhl; nfull of energy, vigor and ambition.
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We will give Bilbo's Jackson
mouth organ three trials at tht
truth, let that sheet select its own
subjects, and viii! bet five to one
it will prevaricate. The last Is
sue states that the Editor of the
Jones County News cannot even
vote in Mississippi. Wehave paid
Sl28.50 taxes for last year, have
been a resident of the State two
and half years, and if that Bill
bo tooter don't think that we can
sling ballot just let him watch
the polls when election day rolls
around. The Editor of the Issue
must be as ignorant of the laws
of our State as was Bilbo when,
in direct violation of the Consti-
tuition, he gave RusselPs law part
ner $500 of the peoples tax mon
ey, and appointed Jodiey Strother
ana that gang Of $3.50 niggers as
body servants to the Bilboites in
the Legislature.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper viii be pleased 70 learn
at there Is at least dreaded disease that science
has been able TO cure In all its stagcs and that is
Catarfh- Halls Catarrh Cure rs the only positivo
f1re now known TO the medical fraternity. Csfarrh
being constitutional disease. requires q constitu-
uonal treatment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken iu-
ernaiy. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
sarfaoes OF the system. thereby destroying ths
foundation of the disease. and giving the patient
strength BIZ building up the constitution and assist,
ing nature IN doing Its work The proprietors havs
9 much faith IN Its curative powers that they oflef
One Hundred Dollars for any case that fs fsfls q
cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address +. J. CHENEY & CO. Tusadoa a u
, Sold by ail Druggists. 75c-
1aks E@g9 FamAg Pms toE caas;ratI1o-
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bernatorial candidate. Reilly is
perhaps the poorest man in the
race, and who mortgaged his
property to raise money to make
the campaign. Mississippi will
never elect a chronic mendicant
and professional beggar as Gov
ernor of our proud state.
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Professional Cards.

II. S. TUCKER M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
ofiice at Hyde's Drug Store
Calls answered day or night
Once Phone 80 Residence II
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Letter to
DR.. KiImer & Co.
Birmingham, N. Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII do
for You.
Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, N. ", for sample
size bottle. 1t will convince anyone.
You will also receive a booklet of
valuable information, telling about
the kidneys and bladder. When writ
ing, be sure and mention the Ellis
vile Weekly Jones County News" /"
Regular ffty-cent and one dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug stores.