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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
LUCKY DEALS IN STOCKS.
San Francisco Man Said to Have
Made 100000 in Ten Days.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 12--Wit4lin ten
days George Croker Won $z9o, 900 in Atch-
isou. common and preferred. and the Bur
Hngton and Rock Island stocks.
Just before leaving for the East last
Saturday he remarked to one or two in
Inmates that winnings to the extent Of
about half million in nine or ten days
was feat he did not expect to duplicate
in many d long year. Croker invested
in Burlington at 100 less than twelve days
ago and closed out winner by $3.50 600,
less the usual commission. on an in
yestment in Rock Island stock he cleared
$i44 90. less commissions
He also won $1,000 in AUchis0n COM
mon The remainder of his gains came
from rise Of points in Atchison, pre-
ferred- Edwin Hawley and several other
New York ChumS and shTeWd operators in
the market are said 20 have got him into
this deal. Hawley is a Southern Pacific
director and Croker owns the St Louis
and Minneapolis Railroad
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
PATRICK AS A DEFENDANT
The Accused Attorney Likely to Re
Involved in Lengthy Litigation

Charges of Forgery to BE Pressed
If He Is Acquitted of Numbering
the Aged MIIIIonafre-The Pending
VStII CnSe-CiviI Court Litigation.
NEW YORK. April 12.-Even if Jus
tice Jerome should decide not to hold
- Albert T. Patrick for the grand jury
on the charge of numbering William NJ.
Rice. the alleged attorney and Tesidu-
airy Iegatee Of the oCtOgenarian million
aire is so entangIed with processes IN
the criminal and civil courts that he is
likely to be involved in litigation for
- years.
The original complaint Of forging one
of the large checks that Patrick present
ed for certifcation the day after Mr.
-, Rice died has never been dismissed. If
Patrick is not brought to the grand
jury's attention on the murder charge.
he viii come before that body on the
charge Of forging the Will which made
him potentially rich. This is the forg
cry charge on which he was held yes
terday with David L. Short and Morris
Meyers. the witnesses to the Will
Should the district attorney So de-
sire. he might cause more trouble for
Patrick by adding at least one other
charge Of forgery based on the assign
ment of property which Mr. Rice is al
legged TO have made to Patrick, but
which the prosecutor in the murder
hearing declared was not executed b.
the aged man
Then there is the civil case in which
Patrick is involved, growing out of the
offer OF probate Of the alleged forged
- viii. The contests over various
Rice wills have been consolidated in
this one action, so that when the trial
begins all tangle - issues and interests
Will be concerned in the one case. Trial
was set down for last Monday, but an
adjournment was taken to next Monday
pending the termination Of the criminal
proceedings before Justice Jerome.
Counsel for Patrick asked for a post
ponement until next fall SO that ali the
criminal proceedings against Patrick
might be settled by such trial as might
come out of them Il the application
for q pOstponement is renewed on these
grounds next Monday. the viii case
might not be tried for at least two
years. if it were possible to suppose
that the surrogate would consent to
such delay. When the case has been
tried before the surrogate, there will
remain the trial before jury in the
Supreme Court, for no one imagines
that the first trial can satisfy all the
interests represented.
Then there viii be eli the appeals. 50
that for Patrick the vista of litigation
in The civil courts is quite as extensive
as that opened up by the criminal pro-
ceedings pending
Mr.. Rice was worth. when ne died
about 81, 00O, GOO There are at least a
dozen Law firms Of high repute and
standing who represent various inter
ests in the civil and criminal proceed
ings and those who have been follow
ing the Patrick case in all its phases
IN both courts have been wondering if
the estate would be divided in the life
time of men now living, and if it We're
how much there would be to divide.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
THE INJURED MoToRMAN.
a. \. Bullock, Who Was Knocked
From His Car, Improving.

A. A. Bullock, the motorman on the
lie Droit Park division of the Washington
Traction Company. who was knocked
from the running board of his car on
Brightwood Avenue, near PomerOy
Street. about 100 o'clock last night, was
reported TO be somewhat improved this
morning. Bullock was standing on the
running board of the car at the time of
the casualty. An inspector was testing
his brake.
The motorman leaned too far out and
was struck by trolley pole. At the
Freeduan'S Hospital where Bullock was
taken, it was found that he had sustained
right hip was dis coated. He was also
cut and bruised about the head and face
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HUMAN BONES DISCOVERED.
t Irzinians Find n charred Skeleton
on Mountain,

LERAY. Va april 1.-TWO ner from
Iuray- were examining a tract Of timber
FIVE miles back of Water Fall, on the
AIsssanutten Mountain. yesterday. when
they made CHASTITY discovery In one Of
the most inaccessible parts of the noun
tain they found the burned skeleton OF =
mantle bones having apparently been
rudisturbed for years
Indications led to the belief that the
man had been murdered and a pile of logs
burned over the body. Twisted wire still
eucircleS the wrist bones The bones are
thought to be those Of George Duncan.
who mySteriously disappeared from that
EeLEnLorhood some ten NearS 40
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
ALLEGED COTTON DUCK TRUST
A Report Tint Many of the Mills
Have Been Absorbed

BALTIMORE, April FIT was rumored
yesterday that the Mount Vernon Wood
berry Cotton Duck Company or Cotton
Duck Trust had absorbed all the mills out
side of the combination by taking in the
duck factories at Lawrence Mass: the
Boynton Mills and the West Point Mills.
at West Point Ga, and also the Lane
Cotton Duck properties.
It was said tlat they had been paid for
with $l,03oG99 Of the first mortgage bonds
Of the Mount Vermont Woodbury. Cotton
Duck Company held in the treasury. The
deal was said 10 have been negotiated BIZ
the Continental Trust Company
5 Davies -FdTfield President Of the
Continental Trust Company. who Is also
chairmansof the board Of directors Of the
Mount Neruon-Woodberry Cotton Duck
Company, denied the story. James E
Hooper. another director in the Cotton
Duck Company, also said that she rumor
was unfound=d-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

10 rake Piace IN the Stauium on
July Tine Championship Games
as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Berin Cru
sade Against Suspicious Persons.
BUFFALO. April 12-The. committee in
charge Of athletic events at the Pan
American Exposition has arranged. in
addition to the aH-around championships,
a number of handicap events to be run on
the Stadium athletic field on July +.
The rules of the A a L will govern
both championship and handicap events
an entrance fee of 81 per man being
charged for each entry in the former and
50 cents for the latter. The games viii
start at / o'clock. The following are the
championship events:
1e0-yard run. putting 16-pOund shot. run
ming high jump. S80-yard walk. throwing
l6-pound hammer. pole vault, 1a)-yard
hurdle, throwing 56-pound weight, run
ming broad jump. one mile run.
The handicaps consist of the following
running events: 80 yards, 100 yards 30
yards, 40 yards, $50 yards, and one mile.
The CHAMPIONSHIPS viii be figured on
the percentage system and are open to all
registered athletes Entries will close
June u The regular A. a. l. die medal,
embIematic of the championship. VIII be
S4AGLl ~ IAtC H4IA44CL III 'Ato Oil AO~-i'N-
events, silver to second and bronze to
third. In the handicap events gold, sill
yer, ana bronze medals will be given
Superintendent Bull. of the police de-
partment, has issued orders to clear the
city of all crooks and Notwithstanding
characters between now and May l. in
view of the Exposition. and arrests are
being made in wholesale quantities The
activity in police circles is surprising ev-
eryOne, and fully three-fourths of the
prisoners arraigned claim to be here in
connection with business pertaining to the
Pan-American show. Unless they can
offer the best proof, they are ordered out
Of town after being paraded before the
headquarters staff
Last night the police broke up a big
mitt'' game IN Swan Street which was be-
ing conducted by a gang that included
fully twenty-five members The gamb-
ling was done in the house OF one Of Buff
faIo's oldest and best-knOwn residents
who was kept in ignorance Of what was
going on through the cleverness Of the
crooks This gang secured its victims
from the hotels and railroad stations and
the police have been looking for them
many weeks
The BARRIERS here have started the high
price policy by announcing = general in
crease in tonsoriaI rates TO take effect on
May /
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HEAVY SPRING ImmIGRATIoN.
Six Steamships Bring 5.O23 Into the
Port OF New York

NEW YORK, april 12.-Six steamships
brought in today SOB immigrants, the
largest number that has arrived in one
day since last spring.
The Frankfurt from Bremen had Las:
the Tartar Prince. from Mediterranean
ports 100. chiefly Italians: the Majestic
from Liverpool TS7. mostly Irish: the
Buenos Ayres. from Italian and Spanish
ports. 56l. and WesternIand. from Ant
werp. SO. the Deutschland. from Bremen,
Southampton, and Cherbourg. 3I5
The Barge Office officials expect an I'M
usually large immigration this spring.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
PRESENTED GERMAN COMEDY.
A Delightful Performance at Carroll
Institute Hail Last Night

German comedy attracted a large audi
enCe to Carroll Institute Hail last night,
the occasion being a complimentary per
Torrance given for the benefit of Mrs. A
Schoeneeler- The first of the comedies
was entitled, Die Frau Kafeesiederin."
b. Can Tannenhofer. and the cast consist
ed % Mrs - Gundlach. II H Bergman
William Hannemann, and II. Rcthscild.
Elm Stuendchen Incognito.' by Carl
rocpfer. was the title Of the second come
3, and the persons taking part in IL
we're ". FeldhaUs. Richard Bankmann.
Iliam z Meyers, Mrs A Schoenecker,
diss Minnie Meyers. H RcthSchId, o.
iarduer. and Hermann Carl. Both com
dies were creditably presented and were
received with favor
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AN OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX.
"A 1orkvine, W. Va. Man Dies with
ont Medical Attention.

WHEELING. W. Va, April 12-Irvin
King formerly. of Charleston. W Va died
at Yorkvilie yesterday. When the under
taker came he decided King had died OF
smallpox and called in two-doctors who
agreed with him King had not had med
zeal attention and dozens of people had
been at his bedside through his Illness.
The authorities or1sced the body buried
at once and have quarantined the town.
Five other cases OF smallpox were dis
covered yesterday.
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PROPOSALS.

ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR UNITED STATES
MARINE CORPS Headquarters L s. Marine
Corps. QUaTJermaster's Oifce. Washington d. q
March (. ls0I--SEALED PROPOSALS. in i1pIi-
cate, VIII be received al tins office until y
O'CLOCK NOON ON APRIL % 1901 and then
be publicly opened, for furnishing military sun
plies and stationery 10 be delivered at PhiIa-
delphla, Pa. and Washington, d. c. Blank pro
PosalS, specifications and other information can
be obtained at this office and the Office Of the
assistant quartermaSter, L. :. Marine Corps 100
South BROAD Street. Philadelphia Pa. Stang4rd
sampbs can be examined at such Offices. Che
right : reserved to reject any and all bids and
10 waive defects Bids from manufacturers Or
regular dealers only viii be considered = f.
DENNY. Colonel, QIarternaster L. 5. Marine
Corps.
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A Boy sho. by His brother.

ELKTG9-. Md. April I2.-In the absence
Of his father and mother, Thomas Sim
pers. aged ten years. secured his fathers
gun. and shot his brother, q lad of seven
years. The load struck the younger lad in
the face. tearing away a portion Of his
tongue. knocking out a number Of teetr
and infiicting other wounds. The boys
are sons of Calvin Shippers, near Apple
ton. Cecil county DR. Fred West dressed
the wounds but he has little hope Of the
boys recovery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
MnchInista Urged to Organize.

WILMINGTON Del. April 12-James
O'ConnelI. President Of the International
Association Of Nachinists. and Samuel
Gompers. President of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. a. a public meeting last
night urged the machiuIsts OF Wilmington
to organize. 50 that if the manufacturers
of this city do not agree to Il uine-hOur
day. With no reduction in the wage scale.
by May - the metal workers can strike 10
obtain their demand and recognition The
new schedule for a uine-hUur day IS 10 be
come effective throughout the country on
AaN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
Thc Mil strike at DanyiIIc.

DANVILLE. Va. April I3-The strike
situation in the Riverside cotton mills re-
mains unchanged. The supply house Of
the Textile-CniOn is open and the mana
gers OF the strike are attending TO the
wants Of the unemployed. r. A School
field. secretary Of the mills. viii make no
statement. and says that from the present
outlook they VIII not Yield SIe ten-hOur
gates TO the mills are closed down and
the authorities are making no move 10 OBJ
tain labor. They have an over-suppiy of
goods which VIII last for two months at
least
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THE HARRY E" MINE CLOSED
4 Strike Begun Over Employing
Son-Cnion Men.

WILKESBARRE. April 2.-Because
the superintendent the Harry E. col
IieFy would RoE allow the union men to
drive the Hon-union men out of the mine,
the entire fore Of $50 wsnt on strike this
morning.
The union harmed that a half dozen
non-union ulelr were working and the
driver boys were told by the Executive
Committee not 10 furnish cars TO them
They did not and the superintendent dis
charged the boys. WhereupOn the whole
500 quit
The men say they viii not return until
the non-unLon men are dischaEged.
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CUMBERLAND. Md. April l2.-Fhe At
Iantic seaboard coal trade IS reported dun,
the reason being that the consumers fear
ing labor troubles laid in 4 large stock
The car supply, il is stated. is up to all
demands The Continental mines. in the
Meyersdaie region. in which RaItimorean rs
are Interested will be operated IN the flu
ture entirely by machines
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Worth cnroIinn,s SIND season

RALEIGH, X. G. April I2.-The shad
season in the southeastern streams is
practically ended 1t was rs per cent be
low that Of last year The shad season is
nov on in the northeastern streams. The
high water due To excessive rains has in
terfered there with the fishing The Iarg-
esL -had Llshery in The world is At AEyca
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
vANDALs DEFACE A MONUMENT
The Hendricks Memorial in Indian
apoIIs DespoIIed at Night.

INDIANAPOLIS. April I2-The monu-
ment TO the memory OF Vice President
Hendricks. which stands on the State
Capitol grounds, was the subject Of a
yandai visitation some time last night.
One of the large granite ornaments,
weighing about leo pounds, and SuTmOunt-
ed by d heavy piece of bronze. was broken
from its base and thrown to the ground !.
q bronze shield crossed with n bronze
high up on the monument. and carried
away and the scales which the figure Of
Justice held were stolen.
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The Treasury statement.

The receipts of the Government today,
according TO the Treasurer. reached the
sum OF ST. .3Iee5: consisting Of customs
$50. SO 10; internal revenue. 81 c92 29I. %:
miscellaneous. SI9. G99-7 20 The expenditures
amounted 70 81. SIS 600. leaving balance
o. receipts over disbursements amount
ing to So 3lG.05
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Fires La the Do Dominion.

WARSAW. Va. April 1.-Two fires oc-
CURED in this section yesterday at an
carly hour. The dwelling ana its
contents, occupied by George
LaDdrom. were destroyed. Mem
bers of the family narrowly escaped per
ishiug. OF the Mount Airy estate a dwell
ing. occupied by ". d. Northern. was
burned. Most OF the contents were say
ed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
A sore Finger Causes Confession.

Joseph Thomas vas charged in the Police Court
today with being vagTant. He admitted the
charge saving that he did 50 IN order 70 get 20
tue ygorkhousc that he might have treated sore
finger that very painful 70 lain lie said he
could get treatment at a local hospital but he
could get no place 10 stay IN the meantime
Judge KiInbau sent him - the Workhouse for
1ffe-m DAYS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
TO CURE A COLD N ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-ouinine Tablets 25c-

- merry heart makes q cheerful countenance
8, do HesIrica's beers make q cheerful c0unte-
naure II IL Maerzep and Senate which are 50
soDuIzr- because they are brcwed OF the best
malt and hops and are OF proper age before
IezVinE the brewery. Phone West 81. Arlington
Boiling Co. for case Of HeurieA : i you NIA'
a pure and wholesome beverase-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

JOHN NsIIoy was before Judge KirnbaE IN the
Police Court TODAY, charged with vagrancy. NAL
10y admitted that he finished term il the work
house for the same offence on April l. but declsr-
cd he had been a woodworking citizen siaoe that
tine. He VIII serve thirty days more.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
Mail porcbes and Raclxs.

Contracts for furnishing mail pouches
and racks for the postal service for four
years beginning July / 1901, have been
awarded to William TAILOR, of Lyons. y.
Y. and Maurice Runkie, of Long Island
City. y. Y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
4 PIensanc Duty.-.When I In

thing worthy OF recommendation l consider it ms
duts 10 tell IL, " says Rev. James Murdoch, OF
Hamburg Pa DR. AgneV's CItgrrtsl Powder
has cured me Of CataFrh Of five yeaTs' standing Il
Is certainly uags-sl in its effect The first appl
cation benefited me in five minutes" Sold by
f. : Williams Niath and Streets: Edmonds
& Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nuc.-l.
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Special Rates 10 SAN Frnncisco via
Southern Railway

Account National Convention Epworth LeaE Ie.
san Francisco. Cal. July 1921. 1901. the SoG.h-
Railway offers rate OF $685. Washington
20 san Francisco. Tickets sold July to u Good
TO return until August 81 For detailed infornaa-
ton apply al 100 Fifteenth street northwest
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Drunk md DIsorderIr.

John Day, admitted 10 Judge Kimbau in the
Police Court this morning that he had been drunk
AID disorderIy IN Defrees Court northwest lie
N4s tined $.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LUMBlA. Washington. April y, I9OI-There Wiz
be sold Et the Pound. corner Of Twenty-thirC:
Street and New York Avenue northwest at 1
O'CLOCK p. NJ SATJ RDAX. April. - 1901
one light bay mare (star IN forehead) taken up
from the northwestern section Of the city By
order Of the Health Officer SAMUEL EI>STEIN
PoundInaster
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

Michael Maboney was IN the Police Court today.
charged With dizogdcrly couduc: on Louisiana
AycuHc lie told Judge EjmbalI that he had not
been IL court Cor eighteen months. but Il fnc II
s. imposed and in default Of payment will
serve lItcen days IN the workhou~e.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
senator Martin in the City,

Senator Martin of Virginia was at the
Raleigh for q few hours this morning
lie Is here on private brsiness.
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Heavily Fined for Shooting Craps,

Benjamin Nitter, John Hart end Charles Mack.
al rolaIed, were ia ths Police Court thi, morn
ing charged with playing craps. The were
tu-d so each, and viii serve ninety DAYS each ia
the .gorELou-e in default Of payment
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington, D. C., April 10. I95l-Scsled pro-
pOs2ls, IN duplicate, Will be received here until
, P NJ. MAY TO- 1901 for furnishing eIurins.
year ending June 80. 1902: Class L florists sup
plies; class >. flower pots; class 3, paints. obs.
glass, etc-; class !, hardware; class >, agri-
cultural implements. etc; class s. electric bat
terry supplies: class 7, drain pipe and plumbers
supplies; class 5. stationery; class p manure;
class 10 sand and gravel; cIas= Il soil: class u
ice; cas- l$. lime cement felt &c: class Il
brick; class IS, sod; class Is. fuel; class T.
lumber and sash; class Is, use OF teams Separate
proposals Tor each class desired Each envelope
should be endorsed to indicate class for which
enclosed proposal Is made Preference given to
articles Of domestic manufacture conditions Of
quality and price (including in price OF foreign
product - or manufacture the duty thereOn) be
ing equal Right reserved TO reject any and all pro-
poSais. Information can be obtained here THEO.
a BINGHAM Colonel.
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SPECIAL NCTICE-A meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Washington Safe Deposit Company
viii be held APRIL 18TH 1901. for election OF
Ill ectors Polls open at u m. close at
O'Clock .. n. SA5FL. CROSS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

Both ladies and gentlemen agree that HeIrich' 5
is the pure>t aud most delicious OF ali beers and
bTewed OF the best matt and hops, MaetzeI
senate. and Lager the results OF brewing
beer fTom the best malt and hops Phone West
"a Arlington Bottling 60, tor 4 case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12
Both Convicted of Assault.

William Melvin and osmcs Lencky were before
Judge scott in the Police Court this morning
charged with assau!ting Victoria Williamson
Nelxin and Lencky got thirty DAYS each.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-12

Not one IN twenty are Lee from some little all
ment caused by in4ction Of the liver. Use Car
tcr's little Liver pills The result will be =
pleasant surprise They give positive relief
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.PAlHE'S CELERY COMPOUND
M4RREED.

COAKLEY- STEWARD On Thursday. April H.
1901 DIV the Rev. ,, II. Bristol. THOMAS d.
COkKLEY. OF Utica \ y. 70 ADA STEWARD,
Of Washington, D. G.
Utica papers please copy)
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There is but one Berkeley
Pure Rye, and Tharp is it's
prophet.
So street
Phone III for
family orders.
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L 5. ENGINEER OFFICE, 7S5 North Capitol St.
Washington. D. C.. April 10. l9Ol-Sealed propo-
sails viii be received here until NOON, MAY 9,
1901. and then publicly opened, for furnishing
cast iron and steel cable racks, porcelain insu-
later clamps, insulators. and accessories for
electrical installation for building for Gov
eminent Printing Office Information furnished on
application JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Captain
Engineers.
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KIDNEY
TROUBLE

naer's Swamp Root, The great Kidney remedy.
At druggists in ffty-cent and dollar sizes. sam.
PIE bottle BY mail free; also pamphlet telling yoa
how TO find out II you have kidney trouble
Address Dr. kiimer Co.. Blnghzmton. n 3.