A SIGNAL OF DISTRESS Pain in theback is the kKiduney's signal of distress If this timelywarningisiyg ¢ is grave have snspect When you reason to kidneys, your t Kidn “® special medicine Doan's Kid 3 iy relieve “8. CONVINCING TESTIMONY \ Get Doan's at Any Drug Store, 50¢ a Box ’ KIDNEY DOAN’S kip: FOSTER-MILBURN CO., Buffalo, New York PATENTS oer ligne THOUGHT HE KNEW THE SIGNS Aged g His Darky Wasted Energy. from 184% DACK ! Ty earer thar John HARD TO SEE. Even When the Facts About Coffee are Plain, It is curious how people will refuse believe what gee Tell the average man or woman that the slow but cumulative po effect of caffeine—the alkaloid in and coffee—tends to weaken the heart system and may laugh the facts to one can® clearly SONOUS Len nervous and they if they don't know Prove it by science or by practical demonstration in the recovery of cof- fee drinkers from the above condi tions, & a large per cent of the hu. man family will shrug their shoulders, take some drugs and—keep on drink ing cofies or tea “Coffee with cause at never with me nor members of our house hold,” writes a lady. “It enervates depresses and creates a feeling of languor and heaviness It was only by leaving off coffee and using Postum | that we discovered the cause and way out of these ills, ! “The only reason, I am sure. why | Postum is not used altogether to the exclusion of ordinary coffee is, many persons do not know and do not soem willing to learn the facts and how tu prepare this nutritious beverage There's only one way-—aeccording to directions boll it fully 15 minntes Then it is delicious.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Tead the little book, "The Road to Well ville,” in pkgs, “There's a reason.” Fiver read the nbove lette?? A new one uppenrs from time to time, They are genuine, true, and full of buwmse | fnterest. Adv, agreed several JMONEY 1S NOT ALL IN AUDACIOUS EFFORT TO CORRAL ALL THE PROGRESSIVES WILL PROVE FUTILE SHOWS WILSON'S STRENGTH Roosevelt Presumes on His Hearers and caders When He Says Bosses and Representatives of Privilege Are Flocking to Demc crats. ’ AVE DI Privilege to his side EOIDE said o© chance curiosi will been should be Republicans as voters, ty. to attend Roogevelt $ Ors ’ : ¥ hh $ fee] nat their intelligence insulted, or that the attended by a keep Well as are Governor Republicans are reactionaries or stance patters, as Colonel Roosevelt knows He is thrusting forward man of straw to frighten Progressive Republicans away from the support of President Taft Especially auda cious is his assertion that rep resentative of privilege, every boss is going his (Wilson's) side.’ when the fact has been indisputably estab lished that the two biggest and bra- renest representatives of special priv | lege in the world, the steel trust and the harvester trust, are the inspira- | tion and chief support of t new party movement Without influ ence of these two concerns in his be half, Teddy would hardly known in the running The truth is, Colonel Roosevelt is both an opportunist and a Jesuit In polities. He seizes upon the pres ent time, when discontent is general | in the land over the effect of policies flocking to but none Wilson every to he the be sible, as the opportune moment, with the assistance of the dominant trusts | —— PROTECTION; HCW IT WORKS Rhode island, a Tarif-Made 8 By Miss Iida Tarbell tate, as M. Described The Wisconsin Progressives Progressive Republicans of intep the maintain the of thelr me and effi h vement will not only continue to follow La Follette in wl. but has utter disregard ator false gt they will vote Lie senator frequently voted principle irrespective of artificial nes The hope of the Progressive Repub lican the stanch promising leadership of men like Ren ator Follette men cause lies in uncom La of who for ths they wor ild =» profess change of thing when other in the coming campaign the fight 1s principle Principles are The fight is not between this that party: it is between principles as clothes, nor they really bellede suit will one an unreal Among the presidential cand! he is a thorough-going Progressive, That man He deserves the ruppert of every voter, Republican, Democrat or independent, who be lieves in Interested public service and desires the general welfare —Milwau kee journal T. R. and the South. i Having failed to abate a crying polit | fecal nuisance while he had the power to do so, few thoughtful persons are | disposed to take as more than a de- | magogic appeal Mr. Roosevelt's pre. | sent protestations of regret over con- | ditions which he indorsed with perfect i fortitude so long as he was a i conspicuous beneficiary of them. | Powerful as [x the bid he has | made for the southern vote, there la | suah a widespread distrust in this 896. 1 Hon of the country of the stability and integrity of his purposes political that there is amall likelihood that there will be many takers. John Mar shall of Charleston, 8. C. Of Interest to Farmers. in all respects, $126. There will be reams planations”--and just ane reason. Wall Street Journal EVIDENTLY OUT OF PLACE! Had Some Postmaster, So. Frenchman Find With and Said Fault to A Frenchman a In Paris like read or write the moved to a new community name spelled something to with a and pronounced Ca-choo had never learned but anaged to dis fact pretty well He m BEulse until ne where the Going to the | inquired name postoffice “Got “What's clerk Was Ca-choo?” iired the “Ca-choo How “Can't No te befor ‘Lhen which boil td « Well Bel You one that PIMPLES CAME IN BLOTCHES LR1TTR 5 J 4 : ha | | ve V'# n-law hats fights Seizing the Opports id nity, told MArry me at nce if twenty.-fi He Why that She x13 would Mr Kt ner he were me he Ye Years vy ust my be age! ’ She Ach, idden change this JX: TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA . AND BULLD UF THE RYSTE Take the Od Mandatd GIOVE TANTEI, fil s TOUNK Yon know what rou are aking. ae formuia ie plainiy printed on very bottle, showing itisslmpiy Quinine and fron ing iastelons form, and the neat efeciunl form. Vor grown people and ehikiren, 0 conte, Adv af a5 a Impossible. “Jages ig aman of loose conduct.” “Hardly, for I see him. he's tight Unfitting. “Wait till I hobble my horse” “Well, plense don't do it on skirt of the lawn.’ wheneverg the | DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? Try Hicks’ CAPUDINE. It's liquid — pleas: | ant 10 take —effocta immediate—good (5 prevent | Bick Headaches and Nervous Headaches also. i Your money back If not satiefied. 100, 250. and Be. ni medieine stores. Ady, People who are crippled in the head | Bot less sympathy than any other crip. | ples, | Might may overcome right, but it can never destroy it i Not every fortune hunter is a good N shot PU ) 9 wi 5 a Be EAN & Myers Duke’s Mixture” ids of men wke Duke's Mixture i; - 14) all 4.1 in cigarette ang thevaii tell the oot ne atssvnl genuine, natural tts hens 7 # the bacco tast u wet inthe Lippel! &% Als 1 get one and a half ounces of rs free, HIOK OL pa pe Now About the Free Pipe ri ~ 3 special offer dur 'g send you our new ill logue of presents FREE of EY, § My fF iiuk i Compons from A od RAL « To TINSLEY'S KAT GRANGER TWIST, FOUR ROSES ¢ PICK PLUG CUT, PIEDMONT CI RETTES, CLIX CIGARS &£ wou oiher Lug: wed f . Premium Dept, v ma ww <rere : Durham KC 11} = Tulp’s The dveper excess of work of i orb posure in —, MALARIAL tal, tive ever offered the sufferin Agents Wanted tal wg Sep — ; 3 any » A 3 arink or exw restores & fovalid FOR All SORE EYES and Backache due fo dis orders We Lead You Messrs, J. 8. & W. 8 Kuhn, the Pittsburgh bankers, are doing ia the Sacramento Valley what the U. 8. Government is doing elsewhere for the people. There is ten times more net profit per acre in California srrigated land than in the East and with less labor. Let us take you where there is comfort and happiness besides profit, climate equal to that of Southern Italy, no frosts nor snow, no thunderstorms nor sunstroke: Let us take 50u where big money is meaw being made, markets are near, demand for Produc great and income is sare. Let us take you where milroad snd river transportation it near, where there are denominational churches and graded schools. New is the time to buy this land-~get in with the winners, the great Panama Canal will soon be ready and you can share in its triumphs; farms are selling rapidly, and we strongly urge you to purchase as soon as possible. You can buy this land on very terme—-$15.00 an ecre woaw and the balance in ten yearly payments, Give us an opportunity to take vp all details with you w—wrile ul moe. Let us send you our fine illustrated printed matter telling all about it. Write for it af emce—it gives you absolute proofs. KUHN IRRIGATED LAND CO. Dept. 133 501 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK. N. Y. Bl Bray Pe ad DELESS * i oR Ln " %
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