The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1904, Page 5

Your Heart | cers = POLICE CHIEF MUST. sare PASS ON LICENSES COUNCIL COMMITTEE WILL 6UBMIT ALL APPLICATIONS FROM «te SALOON MEN TO DELANEY—NEW DESIGNED TO RULE wiy sate remedy De Mites’ Heart Core ethene and CLOSE DISORDERLY HOUSES feeds, st de up The Hoanse os nefit, money — Has Come 1 you should get y n't forget that arge assortment 0 ady t as well as Far applying had ehtet af potice xplanation How |NEWS OF DEATH ot waa to uphold Chie abolishing boxes in saloo: he have with hiet committee tne & pay « part @ Westberg chiles SLOAKS, SUITS @ MILLINERY A VANDERBILT von a WEDDING .:: NEW YORK, April 12—The wedding of Mise Florence Vander but Twombly, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. McK. Twombly, and William A. M. Burden, a son of Mr L Townsend Burden, 2 with a amall party to do some ef returned scouting, He nev ers or OMPORT, eartes Twombly, sister of the bride, and that throws so much unjust diam the bridegroom bad his brother, 1.| @ecn all saloons Townsend Burden Jr, as his beet) “It t# true that # go« man. The ceremony at the church Members, of our was followed by a large reception at the Fifth avenue residence of the bride's parents. 2 many of the §=PHILADELIH were home missionary formed Chureh held tng in Phited Te present Maryland, £ with mem vania, Ohio, | ther states VSi has mee EReFen | Bad Backs Are found in every household. A Back is a bad back when it aches or when it’s lame and painful. Bad backs come from sick kidneys and warn you of serious trouble if the kidneys are not relieved. Backache may not seem serious to you, but it’s an early symptomatic indication of dangerous diabetes, of dropsy, of Bright’s disease---Better cure Kidney Pills it when it’s only backache. Doan’s cure every kidney ill. Seattle Proof IS CONFIRMED * SEA’ APTI 3 i SKIGHTED AT THE CULTURED HAITIANS ARE WASHINGTON “LOUISE: ROURKE: MANAGER OF WAYSIDE MISSION SOUTHERN MACHINERY DEAL | April 12.) Johnson n St. Thomas’ chure eading the presence of » remented Gnd fashionable assemble, te the! in maid of honor was Mi h vile places in a over hospital authorities for requesting }@nce with publi Dr. Johnson's stated that his asked for last December, but that | nected with the hosp! he refused to _tee in authority Yesler Way James 1. Scanion, street car con- Guetor In the employ of the Seattle Eleetria Co., of 1610 Yeuler Way, Seat- tle, Wash, says: “At intervals for over three years I have been annoyed with trouble from the kidneys, and suffered from severe pain tn the small of my back. I railroaded for years fn the Bast on the Michigan Bouthern R. BR, running between Detrolt and Toledo, and since coming here six v in the employ If the con- ftant sha’ of the care 414 not bring on th it prob- ably aggravated it it may, during attacks I noticed I was always worse if I contracted a cold, which settled in my kidneys and often kept me in continual misery. Through « ing ad. that I saw in one apers I was Induced idney Pills. When I menced the treatment I was in the emall of the back o¢ when I got out of bed from the start preparation think of it.” orr—" 39 <mzo-A wvzro0ouo Fourth Avenue W. A. Hawkins, proprictor of Ox- fora hotel, @4 éth avenue, Seattle, says; “I was subject to kidney trouble for a number of years and during that time took different remedies recom- mended to me without much success. I came here from Laporte, Ind, some twelve years ago and have taken a pa- per from there ever al Every now and again I read of people in that city who had been cured of kidney trouble by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills, and it was through mentally discussing these cases that Induced me about « year ago to try the remedy. It gave me undoubted benefit at that time. ® then I noticed symptom ota recurrence, the pills acted equally as woll a y Qld when they first camo to my notice” JOHNSON MOSPITAL ASK PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE TO RESIGN teat physician tn) Tt wis then jety wh »w stepped tn ar * r. Johnson has re nting ditures of th nt im the hos will be su sted} pital, although he Walter Byerly, who will be as has been asked te the work by his #tster, Dr, M. I) 4o byerly feel that tn discharging Dr XK wentin one of tors stated this morning hat when he is no longer con he Instita- greater support resignation mH tehthe resignation waa{" Pa laiming to} tion ‘will receive | than before. tender It A Trial Free This coupon good for one free trial box of DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS. Write plainly name and address. Send to Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and a free trial will be sent you promptly. FREE TO SEATTLE STAR READERS Street and No. Place State a dubs We Paid $100,000 You a 50c Bottle Free For Liquozone--Yet We Give drums eal * show ¢ f . jo worth 7 “a % | Kills Inside Germs more for sick hums an ail 4 new Tumors oe Adiest Women's Diseases oor ta what oxygen does. Oxygen ie he ve SQUELCHED | 2222853 2 A tich erantea the heense a) MM CARTHY HAS DISAPPEARED MR. COLE: Not Allowed to Probe Methods| start of Cont Jack Mot thought t J P Kid," in the su actors’ Trust fs ma for # point of tnfor- meoting amentary ee ‘ ‘An effort is be |: be pat he sal. |g gain and then all these 1 seven as of the heard any tractors are cm» j the past where the under-| thetr forfeltures for delay, I would| tlonal Ass jourrent of bad feeling was more vie- | ow why.” | bewan a m thle of order,” snapped Git | An amended ortmance granting ( and 3 back in his chair to] holding th I Mike Doyle & license to run a saloon Come to those who are forced to overtax them in their daily duties. Ever realize that it isn’t really the back that’s tired but the kidneys? The kidneys are overworked, become congested, and when they “play out’’ the back will tell you. Healthy people have strong backs. Learn to be healthy through keeping the kidneys active. Doan’s Kidney Pills keep the kidneys ac- tive, correct and cure infrequent or excessive urinary discharges, painful urination and all bladder and kidney troubles. Seattle Proof Minor Avenue Mrs. G. H. Chamberlain, wife of G. Cut Out This (o spon B. Goddard on Jar the Beattie police. He was in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ‘The board of directors of the Interna- clation of Fire Engineers ting in this city today to Gecide upon the Gate and piace for year’s convention of the H. Chamberlain, baker, of 189 Minor avenue, saye: “L have never been rong woman, leas trouble the attacks have ed and of longer duration the past three or four years I suffered terribly with my back. and at times was unable to work at all I felt tired, depressed, and run down silly. For monthe last summer fintsh ating on ra and read lis. They were ended for just such ents as 1 wan # 1 anything to help her #0 have recommended them to many others, and will always have a good word for Doan's Kidney Pills.” Eastlake Avenue Mra J. W. Keen, wife 6f Capt. J. W. Keon, residence 223 Eastlake ave, says: ‘For three or four years I was seldom without backa: and any over-exertion or the slightest cold con- tracted brought on an aggravated at- tack. I took remedies of various kinds trying to check It, but until I was ad- vised to try Doan's Kidney Pills, sola at Stewart & Holmes’ drug store, on First avenue, I met with very indif- ferent cess. They proved to be the best medicine I ever used and gave me such prompt and permanent relief that I have no hesitation in re ommending them to others.” oun site of it come nate Pllening whol me 50c Bottle Free and have send us thie you an of for = tut your arug- appear ka and « Co, ta t yet adiy sup- 1 did net arthy, alias Bayers, whe le tap ot 3, April = orr=— 3B <mzo0-ZK ozv0