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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-11
Russian Government May Fall
Before New Storm; Army Useless

While mOmentous political events are developing in
Russia Germany and Austria the armies are virtually dead
locked except on the Macedonian 'front.' according to today
summary by the Associated Press which says SIS
The Allies have opened great offensive on the entire
Macedonia front from Monastir to Lake Dorian.
The slessilock c6ntinues M F1ice where the western
hne e the scene Of violent attacks ard eonterattaekS Be-
hind the lines the Allies are massing men and gun. for
other drive. aEssSsss F
The news from Russia is gloomy. It is question
the provisional government weather the storm
that the Russian army will be Of any value for
a long time. = So 4.sss..s s.
s. PETR0GRAD, Russia May IL Yesterday. the ami
Fersary OF the opening Of the first Russian Duma was made
notable BY speech by President Rodzano head Of the pro
vsonal government which he epudated talk Of separate
peace with the Central Powers He said aOny the complete
defeat OF Prssan the happiness Of the
world. 8 q 80. s.s s..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
G.orE. Mal,h. Ole Dn, orl,.

George Walsh one o: he rao 1ral-
~ .: Tne male Fox STAR vil be seem
in The Island o. Desire - ihe ,de9-
to-raorrow o-.-
Jungle hurricanes volcanic cruptir.a
and terrific earthquakes combine wIth
splendid actirE and gf!irla= worry 20
MAKE The Island Of Desire, th- mos,
thrilling :no.iou picture y.t produced
: The camera has Teen turned on Z. Ield
"hich Sc rich ~ posSibiii,ies 50. mas
not been ,oucheh; .and III" rcsIl, is :
photoarama was.a. .o.si'lays the b.,
On Tuesday only, Valeska sura,t VIII
be seen IN The Immigrant" q feature
~ which she SIS seen 10 spI.nd:d adj
vantage Wednesdays feature viii hc
Bella ponna." IN which Pauline Fred
crick is the star. Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks. The man whose smile never
wears OIL VIII %" seen III "Flirtiug Win
rate a Triangle special. FRIDAY
-tnita Stewart viii hc seen In . VIA
Graph extraordinary feature, ".rh.
More Excellent WAY" ii story Of how
Inc heart OF a woman found fulnllincn,
IN the fires OF loves crucibic. Sa,ur-
day, In response 10 insistont demand
OF movi" patrons. the Odcon viii pIay
return engagement of Ethel Barry.
more In The Awakening OF Helena
Ritchie." Special features VIII le
added TO the program each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Movie Calendar

BIJoU-To- Tuesday and
wednesday,. Douglas Fairbanks. in
lin -AEnin. Out Again.
ODEON-T George
Walsh. in The Island of Desire:
Tuesday. Naicskn Suratt. in The
migrant; Wednesday,. .Rc!ln
Donna" with Pauline Frederick.
ISiS-To-m0rrow and Tuesday,
Charles Ray. in The Pinch litter:
wednesday,. II. II. Warner. in
"SSrath.- ono of the seven Dead!
Sins"
COIONI tI-To-morrnw and Tues
day. Viola Dana. in ..God'> Law and
Man, and Her Nature Dance:
"wednesday. June flNidSc. Carlyle
Blackwell aud Arthur Ashley. in
The Page Mystery.
VICTOR md Tues
day. Mary Miles Mintcr. in I'm
oironmenI: "Wednesday, Nance
Q.NeiL in Mrs. Balfapc.'
BLlEBIRD = To-m"rr"w. The
Strange Discovery, with Grace
Cunnrd and Francis Ford: Tuesday.
The Girl WI" Lost, with tie"
Madison Tho Border W"lHe> and
The irironn Rangers; Wednesday,
WARS omen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Lucille la Vc-n" stock COMPANY. Will
be seen tomorrow and Tuesday AT the
Victor IN The arst-rUn. showing her
latest and hest screen triumph. En-
ylronwcnt.' Gertrude Atherton'S quaint
N.w Ir-land story, sweet and whole
some rnd nll.d with smiles and tears
George FISCHER plays opposite Miss
Min;er and heads Al oNccp,ional!y
strong cast which irc,u4es George
Eerioiat Margaret Shelby Jack Vos-
ourch. Harvey Clarke I.r+iic Ward
and Al No>ouc-h. Another unusual
Offering is announced for Wednesday
= The management has selected the
cel earated emotional actress Nance
p'Ne'l who VIII hc seen IN ,re initial
presentation !U This City Or .a- newest
Pretoria. production MIR E,'.ame.,'
Gsrtrude A;her;on's Sociological. drama
mat deals wtta = rroh,ca. &: Tile nome,
N"n-s p'Neil ws> also enc o. IN,
flsitias stars % ,hs Luei-le =. Verne
>ioe' Comnany. wEtle PLAYING 9. the
academy Da.te I.te-uo Inc ,loat's
1,aee2'.oA - Hsn i bocss3 for
thursday ana Friday. along win Mn
WIG Tili te seen ;c- TIE ars,
aHie II his second Arr.er!.:,r--r,r;s
90" stE Ma Wa7ts a Dive $50,
- 20 se scream from STAINING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Fatrhanh. =, BtJou.

\, ~ Ei.ol ;o--o--aw. -le~lay =
wed-es6ay a-d -hc-soar. Us ---.=
fzt-bz-Es wL os seen II RS .a-=-;
a-,c-af: ;-o5---l5-- II t-aI7. On,
again va3,a presents vz-.1ls -=v
departures = --s "zT ~ hl-c-.Gs a.
cj6+1Is q: ~ .z..tzr.s VARIETY 80
ce,se- with -sa:t---= Meme SE -A
Viii S+e7 - .-l.@-= az @-c= t~--
STAT = 1-isE = addition r. - -s-zt
extra features re .t--=a-r c1ayi-- O..
The G-+z: secret t.z---.-- ----.=
y. I3cst.,z- a,5 Esrs-y Ea--s r-
be press-,-1 81 wednesday, =rl ---r.-
day. on F-.6zv @-G -ztl-1a. Mar
gaze: Il---cr-n w..l NIKE re- s-sst
debut d. - >z-r-s-= = v.---e F'u-s-
ot wa- ;!r-es a-t t-t=-ra;io-z. politics
-sdded t@zt--ss al. - provided On t--
sains -.E.s.--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Naat girl or woman hasn't heard
o; -erco: Juice to remove complexion
r.s.-.sr"s; TO bleach the Skin and TO
.t-.- r-t the roses. the freshness and
'h" hidden beauty; but lemon Juice
ac!d. therefor: Irritating and
H--a he mixed with orchard white
'a- way. strain through u fine cloth
'ae .l.ee ot ,wo fresh lemons INFO a
,. i'." obtaining about three ounces
y. nrthard white. then SHAKE we'll and
SOU haze whole quarter pint Of skin
ana complexion lotion AT about the
COS. naa Usually pays for q small jar
a. ora ~: c"!d cream. itc sure TO
s''faH VIC !"'n1n juice 20 no pulp gets
onto 'a= hc.t!c. then this I1tion viii
remain pure and fresh FOR months
"H"r apnli"d daily - the face, uccH
arfH am hand: il should help 10
h."aa q. c.eaT, smoo,hcn and bcautify
TIE SIN
any druggist viii supply three
ounce p: orchard White "a, very little
cost ara INC grocer has the lemons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
SPEAKS ON FISH AS FOOD
Nils, Macdonald to Tell How To Meet
Catering difficulties m Urcnt.-
fast Table.

Miss Bosc Macdonald. OF the Bureau
Of Fisheries. will speak on Thursday
afternoon. at i:So oclock. before the
Equal Suffrage League Ut Richmond
on How to Meet the Catering DIM
cultirs Of the ErcakfaSt Table" The
Bureau OF Fisheries is anxious that
women all over the country Shall know
more % fish as food. and 20 this end.
Miss Macdonald has recently arranged
more than MY recipes for tho use Of
smoked and sal, fish.
The meeting viii he held under the
auspices OF the agriculture aud thrift
committee OF tho Equal Suffrage Lea
suc Of Richmond. of which Mrs. Horace
Wexford Jones is chairman. All NO.
mems organizations. housewives AMI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Triangle Feature. NJ Isis.

Triangle features predominato ON ia.
ISIS program this week. tho attraction
tomorrow and Tuesday being Charlie
Fay, In Tho Pinch litter" Jos.ri,,,1
as corkinS baseball play. sparl;Iiu.
with humorous episode and cNriii,.
situations sylvia Ercm"r. an Ans
'raiian hc"uty; makes her debut ON tho
e'.tn as icaninG woman IN this pro-
"uction. ON Wednesday, ana 'rhur'd.,
another cpisod" Of The seven I,..5r,.
Sins VIII b" presented with :, +;
Warner starred in wrath" eTi,ia,
N'aSom aud George lie ,,ucrc ar. in -,
a9aPPoriln g east. WRATH" tolls story
., russian intrigue aud ain,uu,,it,,
plois Friday ana Saturday W,F,,.
Lucas VIII be featured in 'iiands IN,
STARTING play, swift, OF action III.
or snTprisinS situations Add,,i,.,,.
iHatures VIII be supplied. in,lndi,,r
comedies educational features
iravclogues with each Of ,ba,r.,i "'
auctions. ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Viola Dana nj CoIonini.

hioi" Dana is The star Of "Gods l.at,
, n,.u Nan s. ne ieaturc at the Colonial
n!cturlza,ion Of the gripping story j.,
iaui trent q WIFE by Purchase" Ae
81 added feature the mos. .cnsa,;or.l
o. a.! keystone productions. "Iior
nature Dance" VIII be tic o0.r,,-.
On Wednesday and THURSDAY, June ~
EIaae. inc famous vampire girl; car
,Eie Blackwell ana Arthur .asllcv vt,,
'e seen In The Page Mystery II y,
,ihg STORY combining love ana
""ch sno" Tor it's setting. on Frir, y
and Saturday Virginia Pearson M
charming William Fox star. VIII T..
Hcen IN Royal Romance" assisted f,,,
!rEinE Cummings aud an all-s,ai. r.s,
ms production IS riehtfulIy termed
nc opcretta Of the screen" being "a
charming story OF romance. intrigue
est standard viii! he added to til. nrn.
gram each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Individuals who arc interested Il
thrift arc invited.
C,ns. In Elcmcr,nr. u,u,cnc.

Kcgistntiou Tor entrances into the
new classes I'm elementary hygiene
and home ear" which are shortly To
he formed must hc mad" nj once with
til" Y. w. {. y, educational SECRETARY.
as membership IN each class Is limited
To twenty The secretary may he COM
mtiu,catcd with at Randolph 80. The
classes will hold twiwcckly sessions
under the direction q, Miss Maria
Hamilton Chnppcil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

much larger amount Of money is being
spent Cor public improvements Duriu-
the past year the pumpaEc Of water
was over io.ooo,o0o gallons less than it
was IN .iprii year ago. despite in
creased CONSUMPTION. this being due TO
thc stopping Of q number OF large
ieaHS which had found an outlet into
sewers. The city manager also re-
duced the floating debt OF the city
nearly ome-half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Mary Miic. Mint~r a, victor.

Navy Mile Mintcr. w.lI-rcm.I.bcr..,
hetc fo' he- excellent work with TN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
HIGGINS BEATEN
IN FIRST ROUND
CHAMPIONS LOSE OPENING GAME
TO DUBUQUE IN INITIAL
FRAME.
VISITORS BUNCH HITS
FOR THREE TALES

Recruit Pitcher Takes Up Burden,
Holding Visitors Hitless For Six Ses-
sions-Piteher's Failure to Cover
First Results in Two Added Counters
--Lisle Keeps Hits Scattered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
BEARD JOINS DUBs.
Former Arson Pitcher Annexed to Du-
buque Staff-Other Baseball Notes.

Guy Beard, meber OF the Arson
pitching staff in 1915. arrived in the
city Tuesday morning TO join the Du-
buque club. He probably Will work in
one of the Dubuque games in this city.
Beard was one of the most successful
pitchers of the Kewanee Central asso-
citation staff in 1913. and became the
property of the Marshaitown club
when this city took over the kewanee
franchise in 1914 Beard did not report
that year, however. and in the spring
of 1915 he made the trip south with
the Chicago Whales. He was released
by the Federalsy however. and report
ed 10 Manager Richards, playing here
turnout the season of 1915 when he
was released. Last year he played inde-
pendent ball in southern Illinois and
was for time with the Moline club in
the Three league
Infielder Naughton, who has been
carried by Manager Boyle as a utility
man. was released at Lacrosse during
the late road trip. LNaughton was used
in the outfield until Murphy was re-
turned to the club, altho he came here
from Des Moines as an infielder.
George Humbert. the elongated first
baseman. who was member OF Boyle's
squad until week ago, when he was
released on the return OF Cameron to
the game, left Tuesday for Waterloo,
where he joins the Looms, replacing
Miller at first base.
Catcher Paul Byers, formerly of the
Ansons. who appeared last year with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
q SUFFERED SEVERELY WITH
MY STOMACH; WAS in BED 4
WEEKS LAST WINTER" He SAYS

Igot so nervous that my face and eye
lids twitched.
Seeing the statements of many Mar
shalltown people in the papers recon-
mending Tanlac, | sent to Mcbride q
Wills Drug Store for a bottle. In a
short time after | began taking 1t my
appetite improved. Among the things
[ now eat that l haven't touched for
months are meats, vegetables, fruits
and cabbage.
when | started to take Tanlac |
was sick in bed. In three weeks was
up and out and back at my JOB MY
wife often says she can't help but re-
mark how well l look
Tanlac is a tonic composed of roots,
barks berries and flowers. subjected
to a chemical process that extracts
medicinal virtues in concentrated form.
Those who wish to know more Of
Tanlac may do so at the Mcbride &
Will Drug Co., Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
o. E. S. STATE MEETING.
One Hundred Delegates and Visitors in
Attendance at Opening Session.

+.
One hundred delegates and visitors
are in attendance at the tenth annual
meeting Of Electa Grand Chapter Or
der Of Eastern Star, colored, which
opened Tuesday in the German Odd
Fellows hall All of the officers Of the
grand chapter are here. Chapters in
Iowa and Minnesota are represented
and are being entertained by Excelsior
Chapter, No. ~.
The session Tuesday was given over
to the appointment of committees and
to the revision Of the constitution and
bylaws, while at the evening meeting
the reception of guests was held. Ad-
dresses of welcome were given by May
orES. II. Reilly, to which S. Joe Brown
of Des Moines responded; Miss Jessie
F. Walker, matron of the local chapter,
to which Mrs. Eva Abbey, of Minneap-
oils. associate grand matron, respond
ed; and George II. Woodson, of Buxton,
to which Rev. j. II. Garrison, OF Gales
burg. H.. grand worthy patron, re-
sponded A musical program was en-
toyed and included songs by Carl
Brown and d. n. Crosthwait and a
piano duet by Mrs. Grace Humphrey
and Miss Ruth Brown. I. L. Brown, who
presided over the meeting, read pa
per, after which Rev. J. H. Garrison
gave the benediction. The meeting was
opened with an invocation by Rev. A.
A. Abner, pastor of the Second Baptist
church. Following the program refresh
ments were served.
More work on the revision of the
and bylaws viii be taken
up today. and in the evening memorial
services will be held.
Officers will be elected Thursday and
installed Thursday might.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16

Cedar. Rapids and Clinton following
his injury here, has failed to report to
the Clinton management this year, and
Manager Brown has announced the sus-
pension OF the player. Byers' failure to
report, II Is said, is due to disagree
ment over salary.
Lefty" Higgins pitched for the
champions against Lacrosse. Monday
and not Egan, as reported by Lacrosse
sport writer's. The name Of the pitcher
was confused in some manner and all
reports OF the game sent out from La
Crosse announced Egan as the Mar.
shalltown moundsman and led to the
belief that Manager Boyle had signed
a new recruit,
During the champions road trip First
Baseman Cameron was out Of the line
up two days, due to stiffened joints in
CURED in participation in the game
without preliminary workout follow
ing his recent Illness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
Call For Volunteers.

Thursday next is Red Cross Day..
The Red Cross Society wants fifty lady
volunteers, who will sell Red Cross
membership buttons next Thursday,
beginning at 10 o'clock q. m.
If you can wear Red Cross nurse
uniform SO much the better.
Report at Marshalltown Club at 10
O'Clock a. m, Thursday c. III. E.
Boardman. Chairman of Membership
Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16

fBatted Tor LeBeau m ninth.
@*Batted for Rush in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Dubuque -. ......300 900 O2 Cd
Marshalltown :. ..010 Dol 90 o.
Three base hit--Dye. Two base hits
Sheldon, Durkin. Sacrifice hits
Hardgrove. Sheldon. Stolen bases
Schneider, Clemens 2. Struck out-By
Lisle, 4; by Rush, s. Bases on balls
Off Lisle. 3: off Rush, l. Earned runs
Dubuque, 4: Marshalltown. 1. Left on
bases-Dubuque, 4: Marshalltown, 8.
Hits--Off Higgins, in ] inning.
Umpire-Murphy.
Time Of garne-2:O5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
MOlDER AT LENNON FURNACE
CO. LIVED ON MILK AND
BROTH.
SENT TO MCBRIDE G. WILLS
DRUG STORE FOR TANLAc
Relief Came Quickly; in Three Weeks
He Was Back on His Job Again.

"All last winter | suffered severely
with my stomach. Finally my trouble
got so bad | had TO go to bed and stay
there for four weeks" says J. II. Shift
lett, molder at the Lennon Furnace Co..
who lives at sol South 18th avenue,
Aiarshalltown.
4 practically lived on light diet
of milk and broth. My 'ongue was
coated. | had attacks of heartburn.
NY stomach was weak and sore. ]
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16
STANDING OF CLUBS
Results Tuesday.

HeSuIts ueSday
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Mar
shalltown, 2.
At Mason Clinton, 8; Masor
City. 2. eighteen innings.)
At Waterloo-Waterloo, 10; La
Crosse, 3.
At Fort >Dodge-Cedar Rapids, 4;
Fort Dodge, 0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16

Games Today and Thursday.
Dubuque at Marshalltown.
Clinton at Mason CITY.
Lacrosse at Waterloo.
Cedar Rapids at Fort Dodge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10

Envelopes at the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10

railroad line and near the Poelder-
hoek chateau. No where we're the
Germans able 10 stop the advance.
except near Poelderhoek chateau
where the terrific fire Of the German
machine guns momentarlly forced
tho British TO give ground. Later
the attacking troops re-aligned them
selves. and the push went on again,
Aside from Flanders the opera
tlons In various theaters OF war are
Of minor character Along the
Aisne and Champagne front. and on
the left bank OF the Meuse In the
Verdun sector. intensive artillery
duels are still In progress between
the French and the Germans In
the Champagne the French have car
ried out successful raid near the
butte OF Tahure and taken prisoners
There Is still considerable infantry
and artillery activity between the
Russians and Germans In the Riga
sector. but neither side has made
any attempt at an advance.
Reciprocal bombardments are In
progress between the Italians and
Austrlans on the Austro-Italian
front and between the entente
forces and the Teutonic allies In
Macedonia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10
CULTIVATE SIDE VISION.
n Win Enable You 10 See In Several
Directions at Once.

One Of the most useful gifts one
can have IN n good side vision. Iiy
side vision Il meant literally ability TO
sec In several directions at once aud
TO know what Ia going ON In other di.
rcctions besides that upon which the
gaze may he hxcd at the moment,
Just try the next time you are read.
ing your paper In the train. for In
stance, and you win understand clear
ly what IL meant.
You eau with little effort aud white
still reading follow the movements OF
those sitting opposite you and even
those nj your side.
With n little practice the rnnge Of
your side vision can be extended be-
hind you In each direction 20 an an
Gle of forty i've degrees aud you can
see clearly every movement that takes
place on both sides simultaneously
Now. just think what this means.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10

Why do We write Jugoslavs when
south Slavs would do much betteri
The word simply means south Slavs,
lis first half being the universal Slav
term for "south." II Is not written as
pronounced. Or. rather, II Is written as
German would pronounce II. Our
phonetic translltera,jon should be "Yu.
o-Slavs." form which is often used.
But south Slnys" indicates much more
inteligibly the great racial unit OF
some ll.0000o0 souls that occupies the
whole southwest corner OF the dual
monarchy abutIing on the Adriatic.-
London Chronicle
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10

expected that even the British COM
mander would delay taking the ag-
gressive again for several days, ow-
ing to the terrible condition of the
ground he Is in quest of--a veritable
marsh, owing to the heavy rains of
Sunday and Monday.
With apparent ease the Frenchmen
crossed the flooded Broenbek and
Jansbek rivers and captured the viii
lagos of St. Jean de Mangelaere and
Veldhoek, together with numerous
blockhouses and took prisoner sever
al hundred Germans.
The advance OF the French was
over a front OF more than mile and
a half and they penetrated the Ger
man line to depth of one and a
quarter miles,
Iaig's principal offensive centered
on the portions of the Passchendae-
le-Gheluvelt ridge still held by the
Germans. being directed eastward
from Poelcapelle. which wass captur-
ed, and northeastwar from Brood
zinde toward Passchendaele, the ul-
innate object still being the ostend-
Lille road Taken as u whole, the
Joint operation makes more apparent
the crownlng desire of the allies In
this region-the forcing back of the
Germans to points where their evac-
uation of Ostend and Zeebrugge,
naval and submarine bases on the
North sea, will become necessary,
At several points Haig's advance
was sharply contested by the Ger
mans particularly north of Brood
zinde, the nearest approach to the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10
NOT THE ONLY ONE
There Are Other Grants Pass People
Similarly Situated.

Can there be any stronger proof
offered than the evidence OF Grants
Pass residents? After you have read
the following. quietly answer the
question.
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Grants Pass. says: II never hesitate
to recommend a medicine know has
merit and may prove Of benefit to
others. can endorse Doan's Kidney
pills for know from personal exper-
ience that they are all they are claim
ed to be. When | get tired ache
across my kidneys. few doses OF
Doan's Kidney pills soon relieve It,
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don''
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Orme used. Milburn Co.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-10

Calling cards at the Courier.