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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17

Qua adc n~ecesite librHs en- espaiDl
di-iiase a Tgnaci r. Lozano.-1l6
N. Sta. ROSA Ave. Gan Antonio. Tel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
QUIT MEAT # YOUR
KIDNEYS ACE BADLY
TAKE tables noonml 81 salts II nAek
hartss 90 bladder bolhera nflnk
iota Of watee

We nre natlan ~ meat eaters and
our hlopd ls hlea with ufia fsld, aaya q
well'kaawn authority, who warns - %
10 constantly ca wald against s4aasY
tfouhle.
Tho kiinevs do their utmost lo froa
the blood 81 this iffltating acid, bat
tecume weak fTom the oyefwarb5 they
ge' elugglahi tho ellminative Tissues - +
nud Tina tho waste h. retained ia tha
biz ! 10 polsnn the entire ayalem,
When Jour kidneys ache AM ieA Ia
ium OF lead, and you have stlner4
paihs In the hack or the urine l. cloudy
fnu e sediment. or the bladder "a ira
table. obliging YOU 10 seek relief Turing
the night, when you have severe head.
seheis nervous and dizzy spells, al,npless.
Teas. aeid stomach or rheuma tlsn, IN bad
weather, gct from your pharmacist about
four ounces az Jad Sslts, take .
Tablespoonful In q glass of water before
LseslSiast each morning and IN q few
days your Kidneys will act 6se. This
famous aalA IN made from Tho acid ~
grapes and Semon juice. csmbinea with
lluhia. and Asa been used fov generations
On hush and stimulate elosugpd kidhnsys.
90 neitrslss The sslAs N urins so n n
no longer . source al irritakJsn. nus
Nniinx urtssry snA bladder d(Drd~rs.
JAd Salts 10 inexpeaslvs ADD cannot
Ajurss s.sises . delightful cfsrveo~ns
2fhis vStsr Arink. and nobsdy ras make
= sssAsAs ~ sakiss little occasionally
= 0u - 49, - - assiss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
DIE1laIG HOT WAITER
l1F YOU lDIESlrtslt A
ROSY cCDMlIplLlEyla9tg
esys We oan't help but lock-
beltel and feel better
after az lnslde bath,

To look ones best AMI feel GnAa hest
u 10 enjoy OIL inaiOe bath aaahmvfn.
lns to nunh from tho hyAtem tide ure.
Nlplis days wasle, SOU fafmenin ions
and poisonous tosins before lliia an,
h0fhed Into tho bloosi, iuai - coal.
when II burns. leaves hehlAd a Ger,
tain fma,mt of ineWnhuAlibl material
IA the guiin uf ashes, % 10 tlSd anu
dflnk lHHen ehoh day leai IA No nlls
mphihfY 0fHanH a euflAln amWmt nf
ldlpenllhle material, which Ii not
Illuminated, form lnAinh and pplHona
Uhlth are then nuuhpd Into Tho blood
thtuunh lho very duets which afa tn
inhhud 10 suck la 0hly n0uflsalient
ia fuHinln lhe body
II iuu wait lo Hoe tho nlow of
healthy bloom IA YOUR oheahs To sea
; nnr hhlh set clearer and rl,afer, ven
hte told 10 drink every murnng un0n
Hfiping riaaa Ct hot wnlsDa,s lth "a
ieannoohlnl Of limestone phosphate IA
~ which II n harmless meanh OF wahll'
lhHA The WRhta material and toxins
from the nt0mpeh. liver hldnhya and
bowels, thus cleansing, hweetening aud
lNilIbnH Tao entire allmenlary tract,
before putting more food iato tho sloms
sch.
Men AND women with ealjaw skins,
liver hnols, mmnlea or pAliia com,
nleKiou, q 40 those who wake up with
q coated tongue, bad taste. nasty
Hrnih, others who arc bothered with
eadathes. bilious spells. aula stomach
- c0asti atloA should heg.l tAla ph0a,
rhaied hot water drinking aud arc
ensured 60 very pronounced resuita IN
cue of two weeks.
\ quarter pound OF limestone phos.
plate costs very little at tho drug
n'ero but II sufficient to demonstrate
taat just IA soap and hot water
oleanaes purliles and frouhens tha
hkin on the outside. 80 hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the inside
orepns. We must always consider that
sanitation In vnstly Moro I'm.
portant than outside cleanliness. boz
cause tho skin pores do not absorb
impurities into the blood. while tho
bowel pores 10. 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
Gom CROP FOR INDIANA.

Farmers Find P.oft In SUGAR ees.s
and Increased Yield ~ ofber cro,.
How SUGAR beet growing in r,a,a,.
HIS vor,-e5 IN. fms for IN oo,,.,.
-. 49,. - -, p'ao
'''e'S ""o nave pianted
O."i "nd osFe Kept record
= IDS f'o Pt|ht = Hagsard or Mon.
,sge pui twenty n'res into sugar beets.
Pie gathered alleea tons per acre. a
lttle .asnvc the average crop. and
made. a .~.s, % ssoo -, $40 on 80.
.sobn II -. =, i,,,.r,o, 90. =.
lD,,,..,.. =. : N'op ",
l., "e''
!. o'S pron. AFTER de-
WAS Sbz an acre.
7 his, nc SAIL. - * biggest profit be
had ever mace 81 .agming land.
Fred lsch Of BlHGtoD kept a careful
account or MS different crops His
corn netted him n profit Of sos an .cra
his oats SIS. and twelve and a half acres
OF sugar beets gave him SO an acre
above expenses. This. he said. nrovaa
TO bis satisfaction that "beet CROWN,
is a m6tey maker Cor the farmer as,d..
from the vast amouns of good bis Lard
Negiyes from beets aud the lesso,,s IN
scientific farming they teach him.,
Fifteen acres in sugar baets pavs f.
yield u eleven TONS IN the acro ON TO
farm OF =. u. Busl,g cf Agonroe w.
Bushy declared that la c.as vol, ,,,..a
ed with TIE outcome OF N. ire, s',aoa,
with the croa
w hal nm bnna,,,i r.u,.,u 49,,
abouts." he S,tt which ,n,,,ros -,
or crons. ai. feel sn,. tha, ~,,s
the usud we.thet eo.ld a,nns, IL,
hIe nv tonn,..e ,..., -.
mnde n pro0t 81 .ho,t 60 800
and. aithoueb bav. ~, ia -
soual exnerienra 80 ,hn ynna 60 Ina
receives rom t.litv,,,,,s h,ot. -
aeen other farosr. v.t,, rec -.
douhied their esl .ro,, hv ,a,,,,..', -,
beetap
William CAVIAR a. pret,. ..a ,,,.s,
baot. Ia Aitehi,.a, f..s .a,,, -. a..
fore coninp ~ indian, II. satd ,sa,
tho rainy sss.on - i,.t -. a., 80,
give f,,r test NJ the Insinna snii -,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
STOP CATARRlll OPEN
N0STRILs AND HEAD


ssas'sIf sns - SO nsis sHssnssHs sIsus 80
II yuur npaiIlls ale elopFi nnd your
es~i u aued nnd yoa lan'i breathe
srelY lfAn II coll ~ titaulh inat
wet snnf hottie ~ igiY's cream llalm
81 any dnH plnfe Apply "A lttle ~
this fragrant. antlnerta cream mia
souf noaitlla and ltt II penetrate
THROUGH every alf naAfa II your hpNi,
seothing and healing lhe mllaiatd. swol.
len mucVa membrane anal You vet In
htant relief,
Ali how Fooi 10 fpss youf nass
tflls afa opei. your head Il olaar, no
mora hsWkinH smuilllna, hoWlag ne
more egaaehe, dpnasa az alnlnilng
Tor breath iflY'a Cream Hahn II Just
what pulfega ifam heai colds npd ca
tauh used la delight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11

Wages aHs ~ ~ Nneh Fl.lh
- 49, IN. 80 ta
The t ~ ~ "a rhi
iluus Huf NIA Op pu1 -,
sd ~ thf tui
siflltiuf So ~
llshpd ba laHe
umeni fhm nH
menl il tat
ihn lushl fep 49, ~ fu
mn 81 - lunpp n HHh Yht
al oeiia 500 Jhu po mIp no ~
nu i - .nu mr
teaD 81 ~ .au ,hu Is uh,
"a Vu.rH $40 nl9n n.lH
do o..tA Hn u l,ant
"a II H ~ ann IA mi rnnt
ln leo 4, u lHu mnlpps
The q. = In, il tmf.tnn tho
A,nrn ~ Nmlp az nphi uorl.pm VI
tho i,ni Ruiua mnl npnae =
niinfUt iommp
AAnufs II, mpNa Hnfh,us pnpanpd
IA hnpl uaIpnulIa..n IN dlllapnnpp
lpu "a ia M fa l,un wabup
ia A. aH a. ~ 81 fH.a fupnnpun
allar "a eo. Hes. Funo, md
at.maps Hnivr a uVmtIr dallY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
COMD SAGE TEA IN
HAIR To DARHFH II
It's Grandmothsr's Recipe to
keep her Locks Dark,
, Glossy Beautiful.

shs sid.tims mixture Of aage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
uaseaked and faded hair W grand
mothers recipe. ana folks are again
using II To keep their hair n good.
even color. which IL quite sensible, ns
We ara living In an age when youth
fui appearance is cf the gsssioat adj
va NaAae.
Nowadays. though. We don't have
tho troublesome task Of gatherins tho
rnne and the muany mixing ~ homo.
All drug stores seli tho readv.to.uhs
product, Improved by the addition OF
ether ingredients, called "Wyeth's AaEe
and sulphur Compound" II IN very
popular because nobody can discover
II has been applied, Simply molaten
your comb or "A soft brush with n and
draw thin through your hair. taking
enc smell strand at time. by morning
the srhY hair disappears. but whss de-
lights tho laden with wyeth'a Sage
and tulphur Compound. is that, be-
sides beautifully darksnina the hair
after . Few applications, N also pro-
duoes that ruH iustie and appearances
ct Abundance witch Ia ho attractive
THIS aAtttnsnne preparation Ia a dHa
fisstful tttiat feuulalts fui those vs. 40
desire \ more Youthful urehiAnpp. n
IL not Intended for Il 80. mltlaaa
uon 80 prevention vt Il 80,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
IN THE LAND O.
COMMON SENSE
Says II Is suicide 10 cut eorns,
and tells how they ne
right out

You amply nny To the drti. atofe
man, give me quarter OF ms ounce Of
ffee'one," This will oost very llstlq bnS
- suilicIent 10 remove every hard or soft
oofn from se'a feet.
= few 1rops applied directly upon .
fendaf, aching corn should relieve The
nfeneia Instantly, and apuu Che entire
rofil, root and ALL cat, he llitel~x'i With
le hneeta without pain
lhia new way 10 nd oneH feesss,earus
90 introduced ly Cincinnati nian, Who
80 thlt while ffeesone ~ sticky ~ tries
moment, and seems ~ simply th.kel
80 lie corn without innnmhg OF .v.a
irritating lhe surrounding tiriis, 10 sAin.
Don't let father die tfum ule,kne. q,
el Jaw ltom whiting % hiA e,lta, hl
at this out aud make hlm tfN Il,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
RUB BACKiCHE AND
LUMDAGO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness eway with
a small bottle OF old honest
Sc. Jacobs Oil

When your bacl, is sore and lame
OF lurnbaeo, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stifoned up, don't swGerl Get q
25 cent bottle of old. honest est.
Jacobs oir' nt any drug store, pour a
little IL your hard and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count. fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't st.y. crippled This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes tbs acne and pain right
out II your buck and ends the Isinery.
10 Is magical, yet absolutely harmless
md doc9at burn the rl<in.
&No'hing olso stora iumbago, seiatica
and lafng buck miscry so promptlyl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
A MANDATE IN IOWA

After much preliminary maneuyer
ing h} political PARTIES and eventual
compliance Wlth tAu town uunalilu
ton which fequliph tho passage of
proposed constitutional amendment
hfee tunes hy lhusleRiaalura betors
hnhmlaHl0n To The people, tho alertOr
alo OF Iowa apparently have decided
that prohibition shall not BE- part al
their organic law Iowa does not
Ihefhhy become y wet" state, The
statute that repealed tho ioflnei
"mulet" law and was the lfat sten va
ward The submission OF oonaiitution
al amendment, sllll Ia IN force nul
lis longevity II IN doubt The peopls
have delivered a mandate, Aud man
dates are the causes OF convictions aud
cold feet amone politicians.
To the Impartial observer lhs elec
ton Ia Iowa must DO regarded as
step In the reaction against recent ex
treme nrohihitory legislation. beth -
assemblies and by referenduma. All
the attempts by unwise prspagsndists
TO mix war issues with the issues OF
prohibition Ii must be taken With
the nomination OF Westmoreland Ia
Wis, az The Democratic primaries. for
Governor of Virginia. after Davis had
declared his independence OF both the
Prohibition and tho Liquor forces AND
called for practical treatment OF the
entire problem.
II will t,s an interesting evolution 70 !,
follow. TO eco Jest what asau bstwseal
absolute prohibition and cennseatlss, :
on the ons hand. aad an unregu Atsd
liquor trahic, except for taxation. on !
the other. Dublle sentiment VIA reach
-cinctnRAd TtAse-oDA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
Safcguarded
Investments

Are your dollars lnRfcru Or Work.
orsf Money that y not invested pays no
returns. anymore lhsw vrsin Ii tho hlo
will erpw grain urlsss PLANTED Every
man W woman 9Th money shopll put
that norcvio work Jay Gould orco
said that 800 invested In the rIah.
ming ~ the right time would earn "A
much M y man stesdlly ctnplsyed, lilo
died worth hundreds ~ mIllona
Inc hvfiRee mn Or woman knows
nothing sbott how ~ phor" 10 invest
money 70 80 good fetufHh from Il. [, In
our business b. slviae hive tors
whcr" aud now % invest. Vhefe In.
veftmtnth can earn tho best returns
with tha rtlnfat ofgaffty,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
DRINK. hot TEA I =
FOE A FAD GOLD

Get O email package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful OF the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
il, pcur through a sieve and drink a
teacup fall at any time during the
day or before retiring. IL is The most
effective way to break cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congvsticn. Also loosens the
bowels, thus driving cold from the
system
Try it the next time you suffer from
cold or the grip. 1t is Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable. therefore safe
and harsllesa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-01-11
OUlDu'T MAKE DRY"
SPEECH TO OHIO SOLDIERS
AT CHlLLIC0THE
NOR IN CAN'T n
But The Boy is Clever and Put
Over a Few Words Fer lis
Cause While Karanguing
The Militia Frank Willis
Also SpOuled

Earnestly arguing for the adoption
OF the prohibition amendment, William
Jennings Bryan this week blazed
across the armament like a leonid and
disappeared without having created
any profound effect. In the same way
the appeal of President Woodrow VIII.
son for the favorable treatment of the
equal suffrage issue was heard like a
cry in the night between two silences
The men of Ohio have greater matters
to consider, greater deeds to dc. gfeel.
CT thoughts to think What boots il
TO them which of their nelghborg A.
chosen 10 rule their city or whether
women shall vote In 1920 or prohibit.
ton shall prevail?
It was likely IN this spirit that the
burghers tn Canton refused pryan per.
mission TO appear az thalr bond rally
ana deliver his address ON The LIQUOR
issue, Not understanding It., The vex.
od statesman charged the action to the
lntereAt when he Ia attacking. rho
same thought seemed 60 govern his
conception or the refusal ~ Najo,
uegtrnl Edwin T., Clenn, In conunai.J
at tAmp Sherman. To perlsl' kns "a
deliver the address ~ The Onto so.'
dlers th@s. u II quito p'ssihlo hs
wsa not asDuo that no lAns eoss
mander only few days bsior, Lad
reiu~d " sormu Congressman Jacob
MoolSr, Of St. Louis, La apeAk Ga the
oIssr eide " tho question.
TN KID 10 Clever.
In hAp admirably eievsf way nryss
ssasye4 ooullirias psriotiaA 9Th NJ
esseSpseN Or snnsAse aud prshihs
tion. sAoviu that. Ia had issrnss
ssmsthiSs - 'hr Wa,shlartoa Adrrials
uatioh, This hneaes Iso WAS e,Lhpl
ed ~ ros,nsv 1ss,nai arrsnA ID. WIZ
liz when he sieAc ~ rAnp nhss,naul
END may hive oanhel lhe embargo ihN
Wba ralaod gaina' ifvHn'H pannaianl
adlfesA Il hud'F viii he tolerated
from those OF lsttef hrond Who hve
stiil 10 come ~ VII lal0nA unon the
people, Hlffneetaa mud hali of heart
IA these mafiers new undpr diauule,
iigan huea forth 10 ronsn ila pe0nls
~ hul llharb bonds md uiofna them
~ Tho nahpl iHu iia cnnoHndd IN
Mhflni oarhnia white WiHa, - he
npeaeAeH paifiullam "a The a0ldlef boys
IA ohmn0 lakes oooaann ia lll thHm
that u lp hear IA b4Jiloa md kaga inul
IA rulnnR tWa lalt country hUd ohaa
ing the tpu Wnd mouth disease hmahl
Tho cattle "a he Hft mos' ~ lha
mblHlefs via have lfe prohibition 10
Vnf always naert a paragraph ~ two
about u Ia al ceremonies such a. :
mnfpiennsl reyiyaia aud
hunala II makeH Tho vel champions I
Niiihe IA rhHa docs This Rluif he
cause they foil well in0w that n any
Ut their apaetnrF tried 20 work o1
some az hi anU IA thla way he would
create a rlol iInn and there James
! Faulkner, IA Cincinnati Enquirer
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04

Bombs From "Jerry or Fritz" Planes
An extract from a letter written
near the front in France October 25,
Wallace Coutant says:
The outfit is quite a ways back
from the front at present, but no,
SO far that the old Boche planes ne
glect to bomb US once In while. II
is great sensation to hear. Old Jerry
or Fritz wandering around like q
humble bee, and not to know WHERE
the bombs are going to be dropped,
Then you see . flash and hear a
boom-=,and what sigh OF relief. /,
is about the same when the whizz
bangs come sailing over. They come
screaming over looking for a plaoe
to light and when they finally lighi
so or 100 feet from you 1t gives yor
good feeling and makes you glad II
did not light nearer. p"
The best friend we have over here
! is the always-present pick and shov
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04
Meets with Friends


A letter dated October 80 he
writes:
Received your good letters OF Sep
tember Is and a2 with all the clip
pings enclosed. They came In mighty
handy. too. for have been with
"Pete" (Carl) Smith and he enjoyed
reading them. He and Ralph Britt
son are In tho same company and we
sure had a good visit. A letter from
Janet came In the same mail and she
told many things which interested
the other boys.
Had a letter from Clyde Smith the
other day and have written him.
! Had a good talk With Loyal Heath
today and one with Walter weckler
the other day.
Our work has been varied lately;
one day working service troops. the
next on pick and shovel repairing
roads and the next one tearing down
walls for road material. One towr
that we used for Its rock has only
half OF a church left to mark tn,
spot. That may be torn down be
fore we get through.
Must get to bed and get a goot
rest for another day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04
sure to attend. BY joining In with
the statewide movement much good
may come to our county.
MANY BILLS PREpAREp

II all the bills which are now in
the process OF framing should be
passed at the next legislature. Ore
gon would indeed be handed a
white elephant; but We trust to the
wisdom of some of the legislative
members putting in overtime voting
mo" There will probably be all
sorts of bills presented for passage,
some good ones and many freak
ones. Here are few which may be
presented,
ts Fish and game laws-Demand
win be made that the total receipts
from fishing and hunting licenses be
turned into the state; that restric-
tions be established for the better
protection of farms from reckless
hunters; that the Rogue River fish
ing industry be regulated entirely by
the fish and game commission. and
that hatchery operations be regulat-
ed and developed.
Military training-That military
training be made compulsory in high
schools will be proposed.
Bonding tn. staie-Seyeral meas
ures IRE being evolved to bond the
state to proviIe employment Ia,
public works n vrder to tide, over
the reconstruction period until wo:k-
ers SHALL have found private employ
ment to their liking.
2 Marriage 1t is proposed to .pu,
teeth into the present law requiring
health c.r.if t..es for marriage; al
Sc to protect against Vancouver mar.
riages held in evasion of the Oregon
state requirements,
Abolishing the senate-A consti
tutional amendment has been de
signed to be submitted to substitute
one small house for the present bi
cameral system Of legislation.
1
BankingTState guarantee o
bank deposits and new kinks il
banking regulation.
University of Oregon--A deter
mined effort will be made to reduc,
the appropriation of this institution
as well as the state agricultural col
lege.
Abohshing normal school-Com
plete abolition Of the state norma
school at Monmouth is proposed
with the transfer of its functions t
the University of Oregon.
Alien workers-Employment O
aliens on public works to be pro
: hfbited.
Child labor-Many changes ar
proposed, both to tighten and loose
present law.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04

ell guess tho majority OF the en-
gineers in France have mastered the
operation of pick and shovel and
can 80 through the manual OF arms
with either one,
Through the pick and shovel we
get to travel around France n great
deal however. We toured this sec
tion in Mack truck a month or so
ago and II was some trip. The
trouble was we did not hit many big
towns. We had an evening in n
town OF sixty thousand and day or
so in one OF five thousand and, the
rest OF the time in small villages or
in the country.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04

Tas levy whl ss made
be
time D. Il. oCOBUNN,
.aesoee ~J4 ~ .~tr@, Jsssphdas 0sanH,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04
In Huns Winter Quarters


/ France, November q. 1918.
Dear Folks:
Have your letters OF September
18th and 29th. which came Just
after / wrote you the last time.
Since the first OF November / have
had letters from Clyde Smith, Mac
Dickerson, Tom ostian and Georgia.
There is not a great deal that ]
can tell now, but we have moved a
couple OF times, once back and then
up again. into territory where the
Germans had settled down for the
winter. but they were sadly djsap-
pointed. We hiked about 20 kilo-
meters from a. m. to 3 p. m. with
an hour and half for incoming.
Am living with three other fellows
in the front room OF an old French
house and the Indications show that
( the Huns lived pretty well while they
were In here. The fellows are from
California. Washington and wiscon-
sin. so the coast Is pretty we'll rep
resented.
This part OF the country Is pretty
hiily, but there is none Of the rug
ged sections like we have at home.
The villages are pretty well shot up,
but there are many buildings tina,
are In fair condition. Noticed one
with 1772 on It. so they were very
old anyway.
Must go to bed, for ] am very
tired tonight after the hike of yes.
iterday and out on the job today.
Lots Of love. WALLACE
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-12-04
HAVE YOU A. BAD BACK
II You Have, tho Statement Of This
Grants Pass Resident VIII In
tereat You

Does your back ache, night and
day;
Hinder work; destroy your rest?
Does It stab you through and
through
When you stoop, or lift or bend, Z
Then your kidneys may. be weak.
Often backache 10 the clue.
Just to give you further PROOF,
The kidney action may be wrong.
II attention is not paid1i
More, distress will, soon appear. q
Headaches, dizzy spells and
nerves, pesp' - 7''-'
Uric acid and its Ills
II Make the burden worse and worse.
Liniments and plasters can't
Reach the inward. cause. at sll; 4
Help the kidneys---use the pills I.
Grants Pass folks have tried and
proved. go" ''"
what they say you can: believe,
Read this Grants Pass woman'a
See her, ask her. II you doubt.
Mrs. A. r. Orme, S14 OAK St..
says; 81 gladly recommend medi-
cine /. know has merit and may
prove Of benefit to others. / can en-
dorse Doan's Kidney Pills, for j
know from personal experience they
are all they are claimed to be. When
I get q tired ache across my kid
neys, a few doses Of Doan's Kidney
Pills soon relieve It,"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mrs, Orme had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo. y. Z. }so