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Show Secret societies u 1,1 TheySoon BACKACHE -- A I Become Discredit to school I SIGNAL OF DISTRESS A WARNING THAT MUST NOT BE IGNORED 4VSl "Evtry Picturt By ROBT. GARDINER WILSON, JR. signal of distress. If this is ignored, kidney disease silently fastens Pain in the bach r 1,1 It ft timely warning its deadly grip 1IEHK has bi'en much hitter il iriisinn in roei'tit voflrs eon- I cerning secret fraternities in the high schools of the country, anu niucn may be said on both sides, in the larger cities, in . for kidney sickness first shows itself in pains and disorders in other parts, and the real cause is too often hidden until fatal Brighr's disease or diabetes has set in. Suspect the kidneys if you are rheumatic and nervous or have lame back, painful, too frequent or scanty urination, weak heart, dizzy spells, headaches, bloating or neuralgia. not an What you want is a special kidney medicine for test stood the has one that years. experiment, but Doan's Kidney Pills relieve weak, congested kidneys cure backache regulate the urine. New York especially, there are generally two or more secret fraternities in each high school. Of course secret fraternities are of two kinds. Certain "fraternities" are primarily formed merely as a source of recreation and "sport." They soon become a discredit to any school, for.even the members themselves look upon their organ ization with growing disrespect. Such "fraternities" are suff- icient to prejudice public opinion and soon, in the public mind, the word "frat" represents a party of worthless young men gathered together merely for a "good time." And such is sometimes the unfortunate truth. But euch parties of young men deserve and can claim no such name as "fraternity." The word "fraternity," coming from the original Greek, signifies "a brotherhood," and that only should be its interpretation. "The sick kidneys 75 years ago. The demand lead a nearby druggist, James Doan, to prepare it for sale. From him the magic formula passed to the present proprietors. Now, as in those early days, Doan's Kidney nils are made from only the purest drugs and are absolutely They are used and praised all over the civilized world. DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS began curing lame backs and of the unrest of the modern civilized world." Men are bound to join in some bond of friendship; we have large organizations, from the Masonic order down. College men have their fraternities. But the fraternity takes the growing boy at a comparatively early age; at that time when his character is really in the mold. The boy is certain to become associated with many of his fellows when his character, in most cases, is yet as putty. It can still be molded for better or for worse. Perhaps the boy joins a fraternity in the tme sense of the word. He becomes afliliated with the best of his fellows, best in moral and intellectual attributes, and there arises a feeling of veneration for his "frat." The right kind of fraternity expects to prove a benefit to both its members and to the school. Such an organization of the students themselves can change more of the disagreeable features of school life in a year than the masters and instructors can ferret out in twice the time. Such real fraternities might better be looked upon more as the medium between the instructors and the fel- " dtfierS f 8011001 88 non-poisonou- ol s. DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS MAKE LASTING CURES Every Pictur Tells A Story. WtWl auu'Jity" 11 Mtid We 'can easily perceive from past history how individualism and competition s3 A TRIAL FREE Bey Pilli YoOTMlf peopled the earth. The pressure .of growCut out this coupon, mail it to to ing sluvery kept actuating men push o . Huflalo. N. Y. A free trial package of farther westward, to where there was Doan's Kidney Tills will be mailed you w.N l. greater freedom. America was discovered promptly. because the merchants of Venice formed a monojtoly of the East India trade and levIT ied tribute that was outrageous. A west ward route was sought in order to evade it. and instead a new continent was discovBr EDCAR FULLER irttefalnisTre If thePalrlsThsrS Co. Buffalo, N Y--' Proprietors Sold by aJl dealers'. JPrice'5occnts.. Foster-Milbur- n ered. This was of far greater importance It IWV5 to the oppressed lower classes of Europe than the accomplishment of the original Stilt tn tne Family. COULDN'T WAIT. is of great relief even yet. would been have and it Among the domestic duties of a purpose ink young hubband U ine careful superviMil The world is now becoming rapidly populated, with no more new sion of 'i--j toilets of his wife's two continents to discover, and the result must be that collectivism and codogt, one a Great Dane and the other a by 110 diminutive St. Iternard. operation will take the place of individualism and competition other"Oh, Marie." shouted hubby from wise slavery will become universal. Memlicrs of the capitalist class, havthe yard late one afternoon, "there's Genuine comfort that's what not a flea on the dogs now!" ing pursued each other all over the glo!e trying to find a market for their means to wear the stylish It "How vhouted back splendid!" and themselves (surplus products finding up against it, are now gradually Marie. "Not a single flea?" Martha Washington Comfort Shoes. into a trust and politically into one big fightconsolidating industrially "No!" yelled Tom. "They ar all like a glove, and Insure complete They ft on me!" ing machine. Money knows no country and one country is as god to rest and relict No buttons or laces just slip exact profits in as another. Labor wos what is coming and is also liegin-nin- g them on and off like a slipper. Elastic at the sides Household Remedies. Tailor I cannot make you a new to organize internationally. Yoa will never A little fellow nifhfd breathlessly provides perfect tit over any Instep. uit until you haf paid for your last know bow comfortable a good looking shoe can be nntH yoa have worn into a drug store. The railroads, the sltaiiisliijiu and the telegraph are bringing al) one, yel. Mr. Nopay But 1 can't wait no long. MARTHA WASHINGTON COMFORT SHOES fleas, sir, some Hnatnent and some nations closer and closer to each other rind in course of time they will Winter U here and I Derd something cement!" Dewart of Imitation. Onlylht ftnuln haw I ft nam Martha Watknglon unite into one vast "What?" asked the ruizled clerk. commonwealth. There is destined to warm. ond Moytr l tad Marti stamped en In tote. Refuse substitutes. "What's the t rouble T" 4 Your dealer will supply jrou if not, write to us. U- considerable conflict, however, before this can be "Mam hit pop en the head with a FRER If jf wlllm-nImportant to Mothers. a the nam of dralrr whadoft not handle Martha Waattinirion Comfort Stwn, Examine carefully every bottlo of plate." Everybody's Magazine. will md yau (rr, ro'rtd. bvauulul plctusa 01 KmrUt OASTOHIA, a safe and sure reme.ly for 13 zn. waaiiinsxon.Bin Infants and children, and see that It means S eoM W atao mah HnofM1t PSnr lorfnan.LMdlnr Tith(ne SfTnM the v " :t 1 T on the lung. It mean miwry anI '!i onoaa, irrnn toiwon Stioca, Special Merit bctxx Dean the There has leen rmnfly a rery soriou riTnf'Tt every minute, if nothing wow. What's the nfT? Ruli the chest with accident frustrated by that great invention, Signature m&S&. F. Mayer Boot &Shoe Co. yf Ilarnhns Wizard Oil quick. Id Use For Over ;iO Years. wirch-swhen lives MILWAUKEE, WIS. and You telegraphy, Have Always Bought. The Kind propAfter a man has flattered a woman erty of great value to the steamship comshe beKins to think it over and deJust the Place. from total pany wcre(snrd, "Safe tne, nave m " shouted a man cides that h really tn"nt It. Bringing Nat ions CI oser to Each Other 11 Mrs. James Crooks. First St., N. W.. American Fork, Utah, says. "I had kidney complaint for ten years or more. Sometime a twinge darted through the small of my back and I often became so helpless that I was compelled to go to bed with my clothes on. The attacks olten lasted for days at a time and I could not even stoop to put on my shoes. My condition was certainly alarming. The secretions from my kidneys were irregular in passage I and contained a heavy sediment alter standing. well know what the misery kidney complaint causes and I can theiefoie appreciate the merits of a remedy that cures this disease. Lkian'a Kidney Tills lived up to the claims made for them in my case and effected a cure. My kidneys were restored to a normal condition and my health 22. 1907 greatly improved." (Statement given Aug. On Aug. 24. 1909. Mrs Crooks was interviewed-bone of our representatives and she said: "It gives me pleasure to reendorne Doan's Kidney Tills. They cured my backache and my health is now good. Other members of my family have taken this remedy w ith decided benefit.." J. R. Black. 1005 E. Sixth street. Topeka, Kansas, says: "In the spring oi 1S99 Doau's Kidney Fill brought mo such great relief that I did nut hesitate to make the fact known and give this remedy my most earnest endorsement. In my statement I said that lor three years I had I had a dull su0ered irom kidney complaint. grumbling ache across the small of my back that greatly inconvenienced me when reaching and straining iti doing my work, An annoying kidney weakness was also in evidence and it was out of the question for me to sleep well. In the morning 1 was all tired out and it can be seenMiat I was in bad shape. The use of Doau's Kidney Tills quickly and surely drove away these symptoms of kidney complaint and I have since been in good health. v. The foregoing statement was given in March 1905, and when Mr. Klack was interviewed on Nov. 12. 1908, he said: "I have never bad a return attack of kidney complaint and I know that mv cure is a permanent one. My faith in loaus Kidney pills is stronger than ever. . '1 -- A KIDNEY REMEDY OF 75 YEARS' EXPERIENCE hunger for brotherhood," says George Frederick Watts, "is at the bottom high-scho- is the kidneys Foster-Milbur- n C DOAN'S HONEY PI l 1 N Worn-Ki- iiyry Washington Comfort 5hoes nu-an- s 1 Martha 1 lime - suat-ssfull- d rht Proper Salary for Wireless Operators i b By IL F. LEAHY 1 t jpr-rhiip- 1 V 1 'sttf gO '. 0J' so far, Tlyivo not read a word (loim am!hing to improve, in a monetary sense; the position of the operators, on whoso shoulders a great responsi'! wln their ships are in dangrr. bility I can't say who is to blame, but I un derstand the pay of a wireless operator generally is very poor sug-gcftil- ig dacbtng Into thp firot otwn doorway. 'They're coning to kill me'." "Ilmmin!" calmly remarked th out a Rood proprietor. "You've t'lace fer 'ern to do it. Tola in an establishment." rrimr rtitii rAiKtnrtt fermor.s are pethe! baol rt-o- tn tents; pretext. po-llr- sl is strange that nearly a!! our wealthy people go to live in Enrojw. especially in Ixmdon, so that they can nm with royalty and spend their money entertaining the king, after our forefathers died in the revolution to free from English and taxes. government high Is there no independent spirit left in our country to show that we are able to exist without chasing King Edward? Why not fake the money spent abroad M. A. KlAl'SE Br and try to make our own cities Ifeautifu! and clean ? ; They rave about European street an jMrk?. Why not give a few millions to thp cify for improvements? iJorke--f at Irast trie to do some good to his country. Why don't others follow his example and give a million for another g'xtd canv ? 1 nr. i,rr rtM r rr?trr 11 a to t..is .r. rtttiNTVKN'i i.nmnM Every mother knows a lot of good rules for racing other ieople's fra. jS lral w'a So,thlne Sfep. WA.at.at4M. Bajaaatw,aara(nd.caraa4lwilw A small boy nerer Iwiks romfotiable In his Sunday Clothes. I Stomach Blood and Liver Troubles Mock Sickaess and leek rich, stomachs need inv joratir( alter a for, all, snan ran he no stronger thaa bis stomach. A remedy that make the stomach tr-sod the liver snakes rich red blood and overcomes end drivee active, out diee-eirodaci- n bacteria and cures a wbele saulti. tade dktesses. Crtrid mt tone pfomef, Wtal.r.ef mo7 Ltrwf br Imklut) m course Vf. Pierce' UoldtH Medlemt fJitortrr pale-peop- le tTtACY UCHT V. ts.fsfif Tee cso't aA..fi M to accept any medicine of eaeessse rapper, I'nhh aa 1 of tKe papr ""r,1k-- ' tat it bottle-w- Lhtr and fli-e- . RAW FURS " I - f- .i . tj r" Retreat 1 voff... AfMTot m COMINCNTAL OIL COMrANX tlamirawaiaSJ colienni should iiwiat upna (arms who Off a4 lot, tettnatf ail uiatihitr of imilainm. b- -l snbatirnts for "(ioldcn Medical I.cov ery, which is a medicine os bavin 4 a complete lial of ingredients in flaiacnvwumox, cm its ssm etn attested ss correct Under oath. l"i r.'r Keaaers Sfsmn ffesreerre. Liter mm a Bl0f Cltanatr. aflTord - h.M?-Ai-iI-T- tna Ax VTMITE CmI fe great larlioratof fir.TsT "TV RAYO LAMP is a h.eh4rte lamp, arJJ at s lowprsv TKete an" lamps that coat fr.oaB.biS tbrre is SO bHW lamp a mrf price. The Burner, the Wick, lbs Oiwiott I loldrf all are vSal rfiiop ia s lamp; tffae parts of the RAYO LAMP sxr perWtly corMtrotsnd end lhrs a sothinf; knas in th Hn( ; Ump-m.- l valus of tK ftAYOss nt that could srM lo snr room in sn neojev. a orire. 5tml.le w t a start with weak stomach, and consequent blood. Nervous lmporihed red Mood. Their Hood, It certainly PH7j I poor, n M- (2fc2S ! Surely this should not le so. To be a proficient telegrapher requires intelligence and it is my opinion that intelligence well used in the time of great danger (and those men re constantly risking their lives) should be appreciated by employers and sufficient remuneration in salaries paid. Our Wealthy Citizens Live Abroad I-- !!(! s rt t J "IS tea ! PIRflPL "I trif l sit kinds of blood fnexfir- which failed to do me any rorxl. bot J bave tovnd the ritbt Unrig st lait. Mv fare was full of iim lesstfl tiick-'.;-,After taking Casrarets they ell kit. I . ii crntimiino; the use cf Ihrm anl mending thrtrrto my friends. 1 Ifi Snr when 1 rise In the morr.ine. H its a chance to recommend Cacr,-- t I'redC Wiiten, "OEIm &t,e-S3rk- , N.J . CTTT TTII3 OUT. mt!I It with y.--.tr I to Surlins Ccrr.fii , ( . Isllnol. r1 v.a!,ir aiuvrriir fold I'n IV.n IHIZJ;. " s DEAR THIS IH HIND )r MfiTllt : " iil.k... ins. W. N. U , Sa t 4.a "rr; S"a,. Uam.tH.ral. City, No. " fi" defImIige STinc:i 1 "OlflANCI" CustlTV, 19 SUPERIOR i |