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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23
LOVED A KlONDIKER
Because He Married Another She
 Wanted to Die Quick

Tho P.-t of the i,th prints the follow uE story of Interest to A1sb1us.
 Los Angeles. C1L. Aug HIS lSpecall Ueclusc of the unexpected marr.1r, of J F IIrbcr m Seattle and hIs dstcrmIul. uun to make that city h.s home. Mr- Euth Ualycrson tried to rnd ber ul. 1s taking siV grains of morphine The woe man is a waitress and came here four years ago from Chicago. She met Ucbcr 1t 1u employment agency hen, and feI n love with him. Ilc prctcndcd to reci9- rocltc hcr affections and for timc shc expected to marry him. Last month To. Ielt for Seattle. The woman hruotled over .Hr matter for several days. and his mnrnIne shr took poison Her ufe was .Iv.i by Che police surgeon. She de- car,s thlt she win yet make success .f tHe oGort Co end her lIfc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23
THE WHITE PASS 6 YUKON ROUTE:

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23
Magpies to MoOt

Tho hdles of Che Mogpic Club arc TO- IlcsJ,d to meet at thc residence of Mrs pr Bred Friday. at o'clock D. m. lm- rUrtlut business Helen C Reed.
 Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23

Can and convince yourself that we arc making great sacrifices on our stock Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23

Rcd Star bottled beer is uncqualcd as a table drink. @ per dozen. delivered Telephone @.
 old men. young men. boys and youths. ve can please you In hats F. ii. Clay son 6 Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-23

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we are quoting this week. ChencY's Boston store
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Once Of the President Of the
Board of Puhltc ImnrovevnA0ta

Board OF Public improvements,
Public notice is hereby siven that the
board OF Public improvements will hold .
special meeting at the hour Of 10 Q. m. Of
18th DAY OF MAY. 1901.
q its ohce. room 9oo.. new City Hail, for
the purpose Ct considering the matters here.
No. 5ssS. Boards Motion. For reconstruct
ing 81 Louis avenue from Broadway to
No. 5S66. Boards Motion For rseonstruct-
ing Twentieth street from. Mallinckrodt
street to Grand avenue.
No. 60I. Boards Motion. For reconstruct.
Ing Ninth street from Cass avenue to Hemp
No; Ssse. Board. Motion. For reeonstruct-
Ing Ninth street from Hempstead street to
No: $50. Boards Motion. For reconstruct
Ing Ninth street from Branch street to Bre-
No. $50. Boards Motion. For rsconstrucs-
ing Jefferson avenue from Carr street to
No: 5si1: Boards Motion For reconstruct
No.. 5s7z. Boards Motion. For reconstruct
ing Grand avenue from Lafayette avenue
No. @7a. Boards Motion. For rsoonstrucs-
ing Grand avenue from Manchester svenus
No. 5s14. Boards Motion. For reconstruc.-
ing Grand avenue from st. Louis avenue to
Natural Bridge road.
NO. 56t0. bOarQ8 sMOtlOu. cOf foC0n0StUces
Ing Theresa avenue from Laciede avenue -
Lindell avenue.
No. 6s7e Boards Motion. For reconstruct
Ing Therese ayenus from Lndeil avenue to
No. 6sH. Boards Motion. For reconstruct-
ing Merchant street. from Third street 70
'iSsaG No. ss7s. Boa4d's Motion. For recons.ruct-
ing Eighth street from Clark avenus 20
Spruce street.
No. 5s;s. Boards Motion. For reconstruct
I'inG Cherokee street from Lemp avenue to
JAffefyon avenue
! No. $50. Board . Motion For rsconstruct-
ing Park avenue from st. Ange avenue 10
Eighteenth street. lj..s
/ No. $751; Boards Motion. For reconstruct.
Ing Park avenue from Eighteenth street to
MissiSsfppi avenue.
No. sta Board's Motion. For reconStruct-
ing dravois avenue from Eighteenth street
to Jefferson avenue.
No. ESSs. Boards Motion. For reconstruct
ing Gravois avenue from Jefferson avenue
No. Nsi. Boards Motion. For rscoustruct.
ing Eighteenth street from Park avenue to
Choifteau avenue.
All citisens Interested IN any Of the mat
ters above named are requested to attend
= ~ y @ HIRAM PHILLIPS,
President
WALLER EDWARDS. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23

order oa either side Of The market; Keene %
ern roads. but this trading dwindled away. and
for The % ps5s nd Of the day ns :s,y
to a. cats and dogs.
American Mating common and preferred were
sSSser B1os. Mss insim.tsS thu. there might
Ss..S but S,a .hsss va. u nothing ia i the way q
pub!lshed news 70 which the advance could Be
soms sm.n oa..ids caSS :pssnistosS % Joined II tSs
buying.
Ing By The same house. that we're .ctiys &C
for Tor some % time that tie road Win Be- acquired
= e the edesss ns sas s' u
property.
The Stock Exchanse sosdpe asserted that the
socinSsd he1yy buying q ~ Ess w. sa,a
Tsyior { CO. took large blocks Of the stocks Il
Northern Pacific opened = point. On = sinsis
days siiss here were 100 shars q. ia and thsss
lots of 1,16 and 100 shares at 1eo After tbs
sos a:sd e: fes ts.. .ss e
Was not urgent. The stock was In urgent de
s s, e dss s.,s = s.s ' rspsa s :
no stock W1s offered IN that market and brought
. report that shorts would, have TO arrange 9
end cesxhs month. Member. Of ne consolida1sd
Exchange her. said that although the stock was
bought n Hndsr the, rules q LOOP on Nay :,
b setx3eds IA that exchange st lso.
Toledo, q. Louis and Western was among thu
comparatively active stocks. The trading and ad-
vance Wece Accompanied by reports that the
property was wanted br one OF the Vanderbilt
aysfemR The securities Of the road are closely
held, control having been transfefred to Tho
present holders in singis block by the former
owners.
.Heideibaeh, Ickeiheimer q Co.. to-day tooaI
@soQ.oeo gold for shipment to Paris Tomorrow.
London cables are q fo!icws:
Lcndon las p m;-Thess Z mas intess.s
can xIoup than at any time since n: Northern
.:.ass e The ie.de, - + Union P,sinc xhien = - 4
New York cloaans: y. g. Steel common and
rest of the Int ID irregular.
The London Stock Exchsnse has removed
Northern Pacific from the list also from clear
ing-houDo list.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
OFFICIAL RETURNS
EMPHASIZE VICTORY.
-
Judge Kicks Was Elected to 'su-
preme Bench by a Splendid
Majority.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Edwardsvilie. Ill, May x.-The returns
OF Madison County were canvassed Wednes-
day afternoon IN the ONCE of County Clerk
Henry Riniker by a board composed Of the
County Clerk. Justices J. w. Terry and
George Barraclaugh. and Percy Lusk and
Geo. Coventry. The ofncial report shows
that Asst votes were cast in the county. sew
enteen being defective. Judge Kicks re-
ceived 167, and Judge Cooper 2,20c, Judge
Ricks's majority being "a.
The recent apportionment places Madison
In the same congressional district with St.
Clair County. and the election of this week
In Madison County gives promise that the
new district will be ~ much of fighting
ground ~ It was in the olden days.
The pleasure with which the result IN
Madison County and IN the district was re-
eeived by the Democracy Of the State at
large was shown Up a telegram from John
z. Hopkins Of Chicago; chairman OF the
state Central Committee. He had been
wired the returns. and when later returns
showed marked gains, was Queried whether
night as follows: 30 ~ s- :.
~e. H,fH III S.; My e a =: gSs:sAsr.s,n Ed
.nd @ .s.r' 'sss 1s q se 1as y
i%ssp.css. ma s sho.ns neat ys:E e sCed s!a Nd
CHHlST1AN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Taylorville. H.. May 21.-Christian coun-
ty complete Gives Judge Kicks for Justice
Of tho Supreme Court asa and Cooper
49, MoNTGoMERY.
REPUBLIC Special IS
H,llsboro. III, Nay n..The official count
q shove that tgdse Ricks carried the
MACOUpIH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pisss and, Fidelity give Judge Kicks small
EFFINGHAM.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
EmnEham, NJ. May .1.-Complete returns
from Efnnsham County Etye Judge Kicks
Bryan l,l.s majority. but in yesterdays .
election the total vote cast was only 1f3s.
while IN the presidential. election 3.SS2 were
re Rcts anI eot ouf sna WORKED hard ii DAY 9or
tie Democratic candidate. -.
RICHI.AND.
,oiney. M. May n-The on,cial returns
Of the election in. Richland County give
Kicks 40 majority:
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jsr;syyins; M; Nay - n.5eSsey - County.
Democratic majority Of 81.
The Democratic vote is about = PEI cent cent
q srysn vote II lSCS ano Yo,s sne Republican
CRAWFORD.
REPUBIIc ePECrAL.
Of Crawford County shows for: Supreme Jus
Sr saas the ans Il e
vember By two votes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
ECHO OF INSURANCE FIGHT.
Supreme Court Enters Judgment
: Against Several Companies.

0BPU814C .6PEClAI.
fJe6e1son City, May 4-The Missouri gu-
preme Court IN banc has entered 1udg-
meut and custer against six foreign tnsur.
ance companies and assessed q dno OF q 80
against each Of them for violation Of the
anti-trust laws OF Missouri
Tho insurance companies are: The Amer
loan Eirs Innlrance Company Of Baltimors
Broadway Insurance Company Of New
York, FsraEnt Fire Insurance Company OF
New York, Globe Fire Insurance Company
Of New York. Manufacturer and Ner-
chants Insurance Company Of HttsbuEg.
and Merchants' and 4anufacturerJ Fire
Ineurance Company Of Baltimore.
These are the companies that made NO
reply to tho custer proceedings which At
torney General. Crow brought asainst the
companies In &. Joseph and Kanaas City
Ninety Of them paid : hoo 6ns h iicu q
enforcement Of the writ Of oustr which
tne c9IL 1sL. ennsessa snu seaSmse Snsm. .ssvsfel
Tho aix mentioned made no answer what
ever TO the charge and the judSmant was
torney General Grow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
In the City.

Il I -
= RrcNn;ne aIed an attachment suit yes-
ferdsy s9ainst william Mode Cook for Ill.,
90 on nOtss.
Dccnorosc EMyi iS..ne MAU eondncted by the Uni.
versity Association, win hold . meeting at
ene As1 1'Ae.'e S'1s y. .-s
RECEPTION AND FESTfVAI-The La
DIS. Socsetv a ths HOW Ghost Church will
fssfivai EDDY. NV n at the church,
>.1e''1 .n1 -
sr LECs 11cEHss 81, I:Ss ssS,.mS.s dsssu s;
FSther lloyd. cjoeed the present season on
last Monday night With . minstrel show
and rendition Of the comedy-drama, The
nAH'e'n'ls A'"e'
i:erSSion 1ere - sranted yesterday TO. Frank
oS he s.,ss o q .d % l.cens
Win hsyinr been found among hi papers.
His estste n vsiued n Sk0o0
o.puA,se. p,r,s7c-r.. ANNA, r,o.p-
fson and i,5cnic a. the 3efnna0 0eneral
|. - n fSair sfuundS on Nofursi Bridee
rcSd and Nev3esd svenue - =. :
McoRr%oH % .,,D, =: 3; Ios,: Hsp,::
Ml X0
cspitsi stock % q ,s.cee ~ & divided into thirty
ton SniS: fsn sSsres N - WiIiiam xithsn. tsn.
M RnH9rf D3eSca3n fen. - y : :
-. - = - go
JUIIUB HIR0CHFEIp9 WIIL-Juiius
HlraehSald In hia ViI 6le6 for ns,ol.a q vea.
fer.iSv isft hia ho,s.eSo6 Snd6s fevsIrv
snS Other personai prcperty q his late
1nns' NS; - ~ r;scc Sayss: e Rohds la ,s; .nd
~ 49,. r.MsS,iser ~ ~ s.tssS m en,ssi nsrts
- - SSsSe Sma -, RnhSrt =. ... -. .,
" 49, - .-'. 49,; -. ---.s
vrarNnn ON ,CpANaE- wn,,.m r
csrsner ~ rinicn Cyfv Tsnn. - : vis,tos
n ti,e Nsrrhsnts: ESskksn1s % ve~terssv Ne
w cnhh - = Ca r. Rls.s'f = nrs%s.nt y y
D.. . president 81 he 81 LS1is Conn Con-.
pany. - :
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST rTRE-IAbor-
ers are st work upon the oupeestfucfure
which WIN support Two hydfAu1ic tanks on
the roof OF the Hamiltoo.BrUVn ehoe fac
tory situated at TWenty.1r1t ard sIIocTst
streets. L % the purpose of the 0rm "a ox-
tend its Waterworks and are- extinguishing
system. = -
|: aEMKIN0 HN SISTER CHEZ of Polfce
Kiely yesterday recsived . letter from John
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23

his sisters clothes ranged on chair in
an orderly manner.
Doctor. Ward declined to state. whether.
In his opinion, Mrs Berblinger had COM
mitted suicide. Doctor Boogher. of the
Coroner's ONCE said that the whisky mixed
with the carbolic acid in the glass found
beside her would prevent the effects Of the
i, acid from becoming apparent in her mouth
II she had swallowed. II. but that whisky
found In the glass, were not used for me-
dicinal purposes.
Mrs. Berblinger leaves four children, the
Oldest boy OF Il Her funeral will be held
Friday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN

AAJAAA &A2N&> 9O kSo1hASSeANs
inAses OF the Altenhelm Society meet IN
~ Old Chouteau mansion on South Broad
way. which they recently purchased Tor
W.eA
William McAiIien, while temporarily de-
ranltd, stabbed his wife with = chisel and
attempAsd suicide with the same weapon.
Ms Rose Coghlan. who is playing IN
vAndeviIle, expects to return to tho "leg1ti-
Wats'' next seanon.,
] Whisky, acid and gas found In tho room
q Nrs. Ella Berblinger. who died soon
after the discovery Of her condition, LED to
. Cuguner's verdict Of suicide.
Two saloon licenses were revoked yester-
Aay by Excise Commissioner Seibert.
Arguments in the Birdie Calm case were
Ooucluded and the case given to the jury.
W1Sch reported that It was unable to agree
ana was excused until to-day.
|: The ..Glen Echo Country Club viii be
formally opened next Saturday with an In
1inner and . dance.
Frank Natheney. whose right arm was
|. lacefated IN q railroad accident. 10 under
going treatment At the City Hospital. which
Z say save his arm from amputation.
! Leonard williams Of Campbell. No.. hnds
Ais mother and brother. from whom he had
9been separated thirty years. in Swansea, III
: Zettleta, Nexican toreAdor. visits st.
Louis and viii go to the Pan-American Ex-
| position. where he hopes to exhibit his skill.
Justice 0feensfelder OF Clayton proposes
sthat IN future the magistrates Of that town
ltufn over al marriage fees received BY
tthem 70 The Clayton School Library fund.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23
cENERAL DOMESTIC

Ths Navy Department has consented to
{ the ~ OF Missouri wine In the christening
~ The hatfleship Missouri.
"a workman was electrocuted at BuffAlo
yestmdAy while working in the Pan-Amer-
han grounds. where he came IN contact
WIN an electric wire.
The Iowa Congregational Association 10
d Sonsaon ut Burlington.
sy Ins Illinois Congregationalfsts discussed
4ts. liquor question In their annual conven-
tlon at 0alesburg yesterday.
The Arkansas Bar Association 10 In ses-
elon. at Hot Springs
n ~ Eliiot Danforth announces, With authoei-
~. that David Bennett Hn b not . can
Atida4e tor the Democratic nomination for
= .5Rsensdont m 13eL
nss1hs nsw sea.eoo Courthouse at Blooming-
tn. IN. was dedicated yesterday by the
a 1Dnnola Masonic Grand Lodge.
no Rnth Mason. Q daughter Of United States
snetor Mason OF Illinois, has graduated
~ . hMyer and viii enter her fathers
s. The 1aeqgsffsst at Noberiy. No. proved
ot1sand eoccesA Several q. Louisans par
sl11slpatsd IN the peogramme.
snsThe Mexican War Veterans. Association
~ TeIaA, IN session 1t Forth Worth. elect
omcseD end adjourned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23

Jerseyville. Ill. Nay 0-Ths twenty.
fourth snnual COMMENCEMENT Of the Jef.
seyyille High School was held q the Court
atxtAau. a...s -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-23

Assssi: WALLER EDWARDS. Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

Fresh Seattle Book Beer today at the
Pantheon Saloon.
A house on Prospect street is for
rent. See To Let column.
Camara C Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
! Two single rooms in cottage in
central location for rent. See To Let
column.
There will be a meeting Of the Ha.
waiian Jockey Club Monday evening at
1880 o'clock.
| A large double room with board, suit
able for couple or two gentlemen is
for rent. See To Let column.
The March term Of the Circuit Court
was adjourned this morning by Judge
Gear sine die. This term has been
twice extended by special orders OF
both Judges Humphreys and Gear.
Take a ride on the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway and enjoy the un-
surpassed view Of ocean, mountain and
valley. Honolulu looks its best from
Pacific Heights. Round trip 10 cents.
The Gospel Temperance League will
hold a reception from 2 to this at.
ternoon at Murphy hall, corner Of Beth
Ell and Hotel streets. The affair is on
the occasion Of the private opening OF
the hall.
In the Federal Court the arguments
OF counsel in the Sodergren and Stew"
art assault case were heard this morn.
ing. J. J. Dunno for the prosecution
talked over an hour. He was followed
by w. A. Kinney for defense. who was
still speaking at noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26
Jared Smiths Plans
In Shape and Form

Jared Smith, who has charge of the
Agricultural Experiment Station at
this place, has his Office in the Capitol
building in order and has his work for
the next few months outlined and In
hand.
The tract OF 222 acres beyond Punch
bowl hill. sloping to the crest Of Tan
talus. will soon be made over to the
Agricultural Department by proclama.
ton Of Governor Dole. The surveyors
office is now engaged in the task Of
setting out the metes and bounds, de-
scriptive OF the tract. The land was
formerly vested in the crown but was
set aside by legislative enactment in
1892 for the use of the Hawaiian Blu
reau Of Agriculture and Forestry. The
upper portion of the tract has been
planted to all varieties of forest trees.
under the direction of various Forestry
Commissioners.
Mr.. Smith has already called for bids
for clearing the lard and is having
plans and specifications prepared for a
residence, Office and laboratory to be
erected on the lower portion OF the
tract near Punchbowl drive.
The Makiki Rock Crushing plant is
located on this agricultural reserve,
but Mr.. Smith says It will not be in
the way or interfere with his purposes
Il is situated on stony ground and
will not be an obstacle to the growth
Of good crops.
The first practical Investigations as
an expert, to be made by Mr.. Smith
will be upon the subject OF poultry
raising. He proposes. II possible, to
find out what disease It is that kills Oh
the chickens when young.
Another matter he has taken up Is
that of finding some species OF tree
that will grow in the scant soil on the
rocky slopes. He believes the cork oak
may solve the problem. This tree is
beautiful in appearance, something
like the magnolia oak Of the South. II
Is ever green and will grow to full size
On rocky hillsides. Besides making a
fine forest and shade tree, the cork oak
yields a valuable commercial product.
The cork supply Of the United States
now comes from South France, Spain,
Portugal and Algeria. II Is not very
high paying proposition and the trees
come to the cork size only after twen-
ty years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26
FOR BISHOP MUSEUM.

j. W. Thompson, noted painter OF
animal life, especially well known as a
painter Of fish, arrived in the Ventura
to work for The Bishop Museum. He
will remain here probably a year or
longer and paint the pictures and make
clay casts of all the marine animal and
fish life Of the Islands. He is now look
ing about for a suitable location for
tbs studio which will be built near the
water and will be In tie nature OF an
aquarium as well as studio as besides
painting representatives Of the fish
he makes a study Of their habits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26

DURING my temporary absence Mr..
Elmer E. Paxton will act for me under
full power of attorney.
ALBERT RAAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26
The STORY OF LACE CURTAINS.
ONE NIGHT IN PARIS

petite chanteu arrived home tired and tagged evenings
performance Immediately entering her elaborate apartments
proceeded hastily dobe In mood abandon md nonchaance
threw her embroidered lace pettoat caey and caught
upon the pole of window There hung until morning.
when the petite aoke she struck by the beautiful pro-
cd by the suns peepng through the embroidery work
of the petoat Her uphterer summoned and commissioned
design curtains after the pattern of the undegarmen The idea
novel and spread the world And that's how lace curtains originated
ONE DAY IN NEW YORK
We stumbled American made Nottingham and Arabian
curtains that for artistic conceptions and beauty designs
thing the kind We couldn't believe
they had been made America Neither perhaps could believe
But bought those and you invited
this week and examine them.
We call your especial attention the Vesbue Panel Curtains They
different from anything shown here not only different design
but different prices Ask to be shown few of these items
Rich Arabian Nottingham Curtains
NntIs
Arabian Curtains
o nd Mott ghamB Sets
| impossible
o
@ made
| q
ARABIAN VESTIBULE PANEL CURTAINS
which
veibule
curtains will be SLIGO each.
WHITNEY s. MARSH, LIMITED
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-26
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, April 20, 1901.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE
SUGAR.

G. Brewer & Company
Ms Sachs DIG. Co, Ltd
LIB. Kerr & Co. Ltd.,.
Evening star., 1901-10-08
is lit AN EPIDEr1EC? ?
VITAL STATISTICS SHOW AN ALARMING IN
CREASE IN AN ALREADY PREVAILING
DISEAsE-ARE ANY EXEMPT

At time I'm the history OF disease has there
been such an alarming increase in the number Of
cases OF any particular malady in that Of kid
ney and bladder troubles preying upon the
people OF this country.
Today a relative, a friend
quaintance apparently weIl, and in a few days
may be grieved to learn of their serious illness or
sudden death, caused by that fatal type Of kidney
trouble-Bright's disease.
Kidney trouble often becomes advanced into
acute stages before the afflicted is aware OF its
presence; that is why we read Of many sudden
deaths of prominent business and professional
men, physicians aud others. They have neglected
to stop the leak in time.
While scientists puzzling their brains to find
out the cause each individual can by a little pre-
caution. avoid the chances OF contracting dreaded
and dangerous kidney trouble. eradicate IL
pletey from their system IL already afflicted.
Many precious lives might have been, and many
more can yet be saved. by paying attention to the
kidneys.
1t is the mission OF The Evening Star 10 bene-
ft its readers at every opportunity and therefore
we adTise all who have any symptoms OF kidney
or bladder trouble TO write today to DIR. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. n. Y. for a free sample bot
tie Of Swamp-Root, the celebrated specific. which
is having such great demand and remarkable
success in the Of the most distressing kidney
and bladder troubles With the sample bottle OF
Swamp Root will also be sent free a pamphlet and
treatise Of valuable information.