Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1909, Page 8

BEE: OMAH A Bap Back MAKEs LIFE’S JOURNEY HARD Omaha Testimony Proves the Wonderful Merits of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Willing Statements of Residents of Our Own City. This is Proof that You Can Verify. Seward Street So. Eighteenth St. Henry Witt, 2925 Seward St., Neb., Mrs. H. Hodgins, nurse, 2422 8. Eighteenth St., Omaha, Neb., says: “T willingly tell of my ex- perience with Doan's Kidney Pilis, as they have been of great benefit to me. I was afflicted with a constant backache and 1 could not stoop without hav- Omaha, says: 1 used Doan's Pills years ago and they gave me entire relief frota lum- kidney dis- In 1899 I gave a state- bago and other orders. ment for publication recom- mending this remedy and at this time I willingly verify all 1 then said vised other persons suffering kidney complaint lumbago to give Doan’'s Kidney Pills a trial.” I have often ad- from and fng sharp pains through my kidneys and ‘there was also a difficulty with the secretions. Doan's Kidney Pllls went at once to the root of my trouble and it did not take them long to give entire relfetf.” Backache and kidney and bladder diseases are becoming more common in every walk of life. It's due to the hurry, worry, and strain of modern living. The kidneys are overtaxed—can’t keep up with their never-ending task of filtering the blood. Lame back comes, backache, dizzy spells, urinary disorders, stitches of pain when stooping or lifting, rheumatic twinges. Burdens Lifted From Bent ’Backs Not one of the early warnings should be overlooked, for neglect often results in a fatal case of diabetes, dropsy, Bright’s Strengthen the bad back—cure the weakened kidneys with Doan’s Kidney Pills, the remedy that disease or stone in the kidneys. is endorsed by our own towns-people. DOANS Doan’s Kidney Pills cure backache, kidney and bladder troubles. HIDNEY Y At any drug store, 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Proprietors. ] Omaha Testimony If You Are Seeking Relief for a Lame Back or for Weak Kidneys, Read the Testimony of Local People Who Have Found Relief Through Doan’s Kidney Pills. Farnam Street Dorcas Street Otto Hanson, 3151 Farnam 8t., Omaha, Neb,, says: “'T suf- Doreas 8t., Omaba, Neb., says fered from a soreness acrosa my “I eannot too mueh in hips and dull, praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, as they have been of such great through benefit I was caunsed by the fre- the kidnay Mrs. J. A. Bchamel, 1911 say annoyiug pains Reading cures made my kidneys. to me. ot the many by much annoyance Doan's Kidney Pills in cases of quent passages of this kind, I decided to try the remedy and procured a supply, Since using Doan’s Kidney Pills the symptoms of my trouble have been greatly relieved. I take pleasure in recommending this sterling kidney remedy."” secrotions and it was impossibla for me to stoop without having severe pains through my loins. Being advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills, T procured a box and by the time I bad finished the contents I was fres from the trouble.” News and Gossip from ‘What the Neighbors Are Doing and What They Chroniclers for the Edification of Others Who Are Interested in the Doings of Their Fellows. arrangements for Veterans' annual enc the Douglas 1 with perftonitis. ampment in s 11l with the gr - ontracter for the cturned from Chicago the brick having finished t ong, the | school, t gin | Monda visitor | cavatir | | The truit raisers | all complaining of the { bulk of the peach }fruit is in better s 8 rapidly | Mr. and Mrs suttie is ding his lots on Fifth | Sunday m preparatory to building this sum d was a Flore wround winter crop, but ape than ever Robert Golding Blockton, la., whe to attend the golden wedding o Golding’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alleen C. Peders Tuesday [ as been very mprov Anderson Ix trying to look y en thoug I A | tlou 2 I« 1eet of ot e Volur for $5,000. H moeting at the « i on y! Th ' bought the south six the north thirty-three block 32, of H. C. Smith bought as an investment Independent club will meet at th city hall Tuesday evening and elect a pres- dent in place of F. 8. Tucker, who has resigned because of his eleetion as mayor Miss Margaret Gordon has resigned t | centrnl girl for the telephone company Gordon | and accepted a position at McClure's. Miss Margaret Pitts succeeded her at the tele- office. Robert D. bridge and M ‘lifford Stokes are re g over the ar of a girl Monda & Florence Mis Whirl club met esidence of Murgarct ight phone Mrs | able 1 Court of attended dance day he Pleasant Hour club was pleasantl entertained Friday night at the re of Wilbur Nichol Mr. and Mrs. M. B and Mr Ty Honor gave a At Pascale’s hall argely Wednes Olmsted gave whist party Saturd noon in honor of her house Thomas D. Olmsted of | About sixty guests were Hensman an enjoy- after- Mrs Mont fdenc present mpson visited an old time resident Harunan in on quit his A will Smith, Ark. | Taylor, compriso | ArRe Of the Wednesday vand in_the urth of J spend $250 mmittoe for the event XL meeting, | night decided state for t s meeting a kinder the rent ‘for some was hired, hiring of — Stomach Trouble. Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul. ‘Headaches come and go. t matter coming up with the w teachers a hool i will give ar I i the rnoon, May Miss Grace L er, « iter of M1 and Mrs, J. F. Polte J. Dur Omaha were wedd parents, Wednesday nce of a small company of re- These symptoms show that | your stomach is the trouble. To | tutiy, ntin friends. The Rev remove the causeis thefirst thing, | 1 rmed the coremons. The hride woie and Chamberlain’s Stomach and | /| 57 W B S Liver Tablets will do that. Easy e ir. fustire now to take and most effective. purchase FOOD FO | moctios NERVES }orv 2 youtnhur's Mosition works al work_ or mental exertion should c GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will | har mahe you eat and sieep and be & iaad & ox; 3 boxes $3.50 by mail x4 & MCCONNELL DRUG CO, | o Bireets, o COMPANTY, Dr. H. K. Hunter of Nevada 16th and Marney Sts. Omaba. Web | Dundee guest during the week Mr. and Mrs. J. B the week for a trip to Suffolk, Va 1 Cotner, jr Blg Horn basin was the guest of his parents last week N. K. Briggs of Linects was the guest Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. D. Johnson Willard Lampe was ane of the graduates | ast week of the Omaha Theological sem evening and will make the o water ds for th r works by Omaha Weak and nervous mes | who find their power to | hav sum of enlarging and repairing Dundee. Cor. 2 | Orange | uring Have your eyes tested and glasses | oo ng | made to fit you by Warn—A life-long experienced optician ~Wurn Optical Co, right on the 8. W, | orner teenth and Farnam. Tel. Doug. 3663 Sam tings of the Sa club have been irday indefint ~ Zvening " buy Gold Medal Flous post o It is Wa Crosby’s Gold Medal Flowr. This is Im, ut. Danfes Thursday | annual Presby terlan meeting church was | for AFFAIRS | |Sewer Contractors Complete pressed Air Locks on N Street. the Suburbs of Omaha Propose to Do Entertainingly Set Down by the evening at the Ampe Mrs. € were th Bowlby | Miss Harline Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Eskeldson have moved | attend school nto’ their new residence on Underwood | The C. W. B. M. met avenue at the Christian church. I. J. Barr arrived during the week from | Mrs. F. A. Knight has been quite il the Spokane, Wash., and P. J. Barr from a trip | last week, but is slowly Improving Chicago. Miss Minnle Jacobsen Is again Hougland left on Friday | be out after an altack of the measies to visit her daughier, | Mr. and” Mrs. Kdgar Price of Eouncil Mrs. David Stone Bluffs spent Tuesday at the home of D. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Covey of St. Paul, | Kratz. Neb., were the guests during the week of [ My Mr. ‘and Mrs. D. L. Johnson Sunday Miss Olive Ferguson -ntertained at lunch- | Logan con last Saturday in honor of Miss Cor- | Mrs. dsen s delia Covers were laid for ten. |with nt in % ‘. George and Mr. and | very il Mis, ( % the diners | D. C. Kratz, Mrs. §. A. Bates and Miss last’ 8 )t the Coun- | Cora Richards went (o' the convention at try club. Blair Thursday ‘ Mr Misses A Storn Sophia_Christopherson spent Sunday at the Hates. sto: o s roof J Whitney i Aughe. home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. | the olds How the | daugh Method Locks of Navigating 1 Deseribed in Detail Are Construe and Mrs. Le terior sts during (he of Silver Creek week of Mrs Irvington. in Brewster is able to Some Wgain last Wednesday The completed the locks in the street gulch sawer contractors, Hannon & work of installing { tunnel of t and the men are able to | 98 Mis, Georgp A o oK ing in the tunnel In a comparatively wlhere water and muck made p The compressed air through up the | work without plare before st | Harry Harris spent Saturddy and the home of his parfnts in furoes all ‘w the soil. It spending a Omaha few days loose clay who ‘has been and permit the great da of caving g system of locks consists simply of at the oper and inner chamber. The outer as small as possible for convenience. T 1 Mrs. I 8 Leavitt left Friday | ington, D. €, and New York City expect for a three months' tour of Bertha Brewster and | and George Knight | 81z home of Mrs. B. A.|by of the inner chamber is length of the tunnel which . constructed. Alr s pumped by a The members of the Congregational church are lowering the cholr platform to a level with the pulpit District No. 47 has started school after stopping a few days be { pupils were down with the me The Misses Anderson returr from | | Huron, 8 D.. where they have been visit Mrs. 8. R. Rush and children left ing their sister, Mrs. Charles Gilbert the week for Fayetteville, Ark.. where | Mrs. Hendrickson was called for a Will visit Mr. and Mrs. Willlam R. [days to the hospital in Lincoln wherc Likhton. Mr. Rush will oin them shortly. *|son is having an operation on his foot ankle | J. A. Simpson of Denver enroute | 4 to Minneapolls, was the g ¢ Qinner | Wednesday evening, while Sornie § i was ing in front of the & nith rest R D i trs. Henry | iop, e fell ana cut his head « | chembers. A i C. Van Gles e Dr. Hall sewed up the cut and Sor o Mrs. N Mrs L. Johnson g {1 Mre. F. ¢ Miss Cordslia | Feported doing well Willard attend e meeting of the Omaha Presbyterian Missionary union at the Nort Presby terinn chur Wednesday Miss Ha Sweesey was made sponsor f the Omaha [ Mr. and Mrs. W, T > close of her |[Ing in Lir ¢ of was presented | K. P with a handsome bunch of flowers souri Valley, la ety of the Dundee met Friday aft n on Forty-second and | pressor into the inner chamber until McElvaine desired pressure is reached. The me again Ml the within can work then until it 1 Hoagland and ause necessar mmunicate with th t urned from 8 called by the | = hrother In orde t into the ty “ny | and hands off The world is is ears and to pineh his 1 door communicating with the tremenc hissing within pours Soon t base ball park opens | | ‘ less the man i and blowing Mis- | force Springmeir are visit prompt in pin oln i with 1is breath so che low she O'Connor spent two days in eus an tubes direc igorously suddenly the tut middle tlons given by St. Bernard's | pows G. Temple way par A concert will be Alexar Coun- | Miss Byrd of Ashland, Neb erment Glenwood, | at the Loechner home wedding : 1 was quite ately of friends and rel ks ag¢ r can be fol 1s a visitor A epeated many times as The Sprague of the John N Mothers' da be observed at the Presbyterian church this morning increases hissing in the lock was born to Mr. and Mrs. |18 the N the first of the week e 1 has returned from Water- [ i1, where she visited her old hom and Mrs. H. O. Wulff*left yesterd Tusday until Friday a two weeks t in Denver and Colo Mr. and Mrs. L. Talbot and littie daugh- | rado Springs extra a of North Omaha were guests of Mrs. | A special election will be held albot's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Carlsen, | 31 to vote on bonds for Sunday and building Mrs. I Wil Hoagland and Mrs West 8 who attepded a relati Oma seph, have returred Attorndy Haffke, re Omaha 1 the cottdge occupied by A! C. Thomas on Ma Ing of the Humane society will 1 at the Benson High school on May 12, at which Father \illlams of Omaha, will preside weather | ppe Women's Christ his old | meg at the G. T | The local Charlie Lemming has returned from his | Bluffs unlon vear's work in Callifornia and is now work The Met ing with his father in East Ambler May Mrs. J. E. Aughe was t i 1 as | Are old-me friend. Mrs T. Mung d [ 8lven i and in o rking chami The gatetender knocks and the workmen wi s then able reel same Ambrer. West Lioyd Coglizer is stili confined to his bed with a mild attack of typhoid fever Little Helen grandpa here the tunnel. He Aughe was the guest of her ] p from and 1 May nel is scen to be dr an additonal s mto | clos etwe Willlam e's funeral guest of her old Williams of North was the Mrs. ing r hen lock and the outer ntly of recently | on: street steam Boyland are rejoicing harles »f & fine pair of twins, a amb has purchas MNPAY- A4.; W shed and the ering th rapldly suddenly Merrell were for dinner Frank Wallace and g of Mrs. Frank Davie Tuesday evening D. Shandy has been under the the past week with an attack of enemy, sciatic rheumatism mfo t sovere middle point. The ’ s fe anc again, b P compressed air of the n Temperance unic esda Council w m Jur diat women o« fair | forces its way out eir an- | two neluded sofl last evening r a through which the are attempting to lay i handle, It is ma il and vwghter, Miss Flora, for . rUCp Ve sily posed residue thous second street will close her eight months Union k yar term of school in py county & week Ry, WG R SR dumped In the N street hollow many from Friday with appropriate exercises. Lifelons Bondage o. Mrs. Warren Ryde: and two little daugh- | 1o dyspepsia, and kidney K " guaranteed remedy. e, For sale by ¥. M, C. A, N John Gantz, and other relatives ¢ Mr. and Mis. . | Beaton Drug Co A and waste This from manure complaints tric liver d progress is slow. T The suburban home called mecting will be AT SOUTH OMAHA| Com- {ext | WORKMEN PROCEED IN COMFORT | : worke- ary running mpossible er back also serves to hold | men to The in outer | chamber is limited only | s being com the outer follows | hing his nosc as te 't the of the | hing m th in open | to walk into of the tun dimin low condensing ear easily contractors tunnel s very | was ygars The soll is therefore very treacherous is was the reason this point evening at the rooms for the of the Y. M. C. A interested invited. Gillen on City Fina City Clerk J. J. Gillin issued statement of the ball team the improvement of South All | tax for | This will be are teth street able X satistaction to fs monthly | a8 It has been felt that too . side the that several of the funds put the Only $31.46 remains in the salary | at large the officers of the city for the| The case of M W the Jight fund | of South Omaha’ for police fund ;& Saturday shows wre | hav expense of austed ind to y verses pa ne thre nul injuries . MeCull red v o$10,000. He fell or fifth months. In 1 that remains. The w appeil This Is about half enough for The available 98 has bec ind | money for eit s to | Twenty-si ¢ treet. T has am 150 imount Magle City Ta i din t B t turke Gossip. rton before the close of the i dale is the bes | < Oma of affairs ted in the t YRR iotz, N wdd it city at the close of cach makes the fir speetal Tax \a South O Six O’Clock Leaves Union Station, Omaha, 6 P. M., arrives Union Station, Chicago, 8:30 A. M., via the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway This is the preferred train of Omaha business men, The schedule is convenient. The meals in the dining cars are axcellent and all the comforts of the club will be found in the buffet library car. Two other daily trains to Chicago at 7:20 A. M. and 9:58 P. M. TIOKETS: 1524 Farnam Street. F. A. Nash, Gen. Western Agent OMAHA, NEB. organization | valid the special assessment of the paving Thi n cduse of con taxpayer often the eity litles which )n the cit