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MACHINERY AND ENGINES.

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
schtnery; largest stock in the northwest. North
ern Machtnery Co.. 217 Sd ct 9. AtnGeapolts
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WANT Pages | land Is
TAILORING

>c~--~~~~~
NEW tall goods. . New fashion plates. 9. 2
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OPTICAL GOODS

HAVE you SEEN MEYRoWITZ's INVISIBLE
bifocal glasses? e. B. Meyrowitz. expert len
grinder 6O4 Nicollet ay.
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lDREssMAKING

DRESSMAKERS THAT WE'RE AT 1116 HENNE-
pin are at lO46 LIST ay N; work Of all kinds
guaranteed: call and see.
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TURKISH BATHS

HAIR DRESSING, MANICURING, HAIR
shampooing, face massage, sulphur baths and
salt CLOVIS specially; ladies only. Roney's
nhone 1920 r g.. r
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RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE - 1908
model with detachable .seat in front. Used
n two months and better than new. A bargain.
Reason Tor selling: have ordered big machine.
3 DE- Schefcik, Hutchinson. 4inns
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BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES

WILL SELL MY RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE, IN
good COZ dition. for $450. Vanstrum. Chamber
,nnrn !,
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STOVE REPAIRS

n x44xG0
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin av.
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUsH-HAvE
your furnace cleaned and put in order now.
Simms All 14th So.
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CUTLERY GRINDING

SHEARS, RAzoRs AND KNIVES sHARPENED
We grind everything that requires an edge.
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- ~.>~- -
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDERS; NEW
stock seal and sable skins of finest quality; re-
pairing and remodeling speciality. A.. Reiner,
701 Hennepin ay. Both phones.
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4 DIR. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLA1Rv0Y-
ant, magnetic healer. palmist. 1923 Henne-
pin T.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL
FURRIERS

FOR LOWEST RATES TO EUROPE WRITE
Menham's Gen. Agcy, IL Sd ct s. Minneapolis.
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HORSES. cARRIAGEs-WANTED
~~~
rN-a~e

-o~>~>~~~~~~>>c-c-c~ c~~>~c~>~~~ccN~c->~
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES, BUG.
gfes and wagons. Frost & Co.. IL I'd st N.
WANTED-1N TURNUNDER SHORT BOX g.
spring wagon suitable for commission bust
ness; must be in good order and cheap, for
wANTED-1A TURN-uNDER .sHORT-BASE
three-spring wagon, suitable for commission
business; must be in good order and cheap for
cash. BIB 7th aY S.
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WANTED TO. RENT.

WANTED-To RENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE,
q fiat or small furnished house. Call or address
Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
NEWS IN PHILIPPINES II
Five Native Volunteers Sentenced to
.5 Death.
INV Associa ted Prcss.

ls (By Associated Prcss.) }tFi
MANILA, March -Licutenants Reese
and {N4ckerson. who commanded the first Is
and fourth companies, respectively. Of
5Macabebe scouts when the latter de-
Efeated the main body OF San Miguels
force, March 9th. and killed the Eli
pho leader. have been reconlmen ded Tor
commissions in the regular army.
Lieutenant F1nlayson has been recon-
mended for promotion in the scouts,
Governor Taft has directed the contin-
luance Of the campaign in Rial province.
He Isl determined to dispense the rem
inants OF the Insurgents and bandits who
are still in the field. tssS 4. VI i5as
"a the Governor is recovef:.s from the
lind!sposition which prevented him from
going to Jolo. He will 80 to Benguet,
Northwestern I.uzon, in Il a few days.
The other members OF the United States
commission will follow him later. Gov
lernori Taft plans to remain at Benguet
and direct the government from there
during the hot season, nj Ii ~
Five native volunteers who betrayed
the Iconstabulary garrison at Dos. Pro-
vince OF $Albay, have been sentenced to.
death, ". 5i IL,
~ James Beahan. tho detaultlng cashier
OF the board Of health, who was extra!
dlted from Sang Flai. has been sentenced
to ten years imprisonment. 81
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DANIEL
ON EXPOSITION
He Favors Heartily Approprl-
alton for the Ter Cen
.3.8 .l. tendry3 Exhibit. N.

q United States Senator John w. Daniel
reached the city last night. and Is stop
ping at Murphy's Hotel. He appeared in
&tne best OF health, Friends greeted him
on every hand. Y IL. 8
# Senator Dnnieli is much Interested in the
Jamestown Exp position. and In response
to a request for his views on the sub
sject gave The Time Dispatch tho follow
Ing signed expression: 4! 3sg.
gai.I an in entire sympathy with the
proposed jamestown Exposition and
should deeply regret any miscarriage OF
appropriation for that purpose, II If.
THE question. as 1t seems to me, Is
purely one OF finance, From the recently
published figures \ would suppose tho
State able to make the appropriation
Those rho have m ore closely examined
the question I han myself must determine
At, and IL the State can, wi thout serious
+ risk, afford the appropriation It. should
certainly be made at. once. ~. III 4
sfS'"rhe JaHlest oWn settlement was the
greatest Of American event. next to the
discovery oS tho continent, Our folks
were the frs Americans-the f1lo-leaders
i In the most wonderful development tho
world has ever known, " K 35S.
y "''Wo should rise to a great occasl lon, and
celebrate the2thrd centennial anniversary
In a becoming manner 81 4 M 4:
1.-THE moral, historical and political sig
nihcanco OF such q celebration is Its.
great feature, and I use the word 'po-
3litical" in Its great national meaning. not
that OF party. which has nothing to do
with II, .,g s..i
Est materially considered It will, be a
yn at ftafl vnnta ago to the whole State II
must be- OF course, In one location, but
the crowds who come to 1t will dsperse
themselves In many places. 7 presume tho
Federal government will "A lend Its, N aid
and would work enthusiastically! to that
end. Good feeling reigns throughout the
country We want our Northern friends
to come h!ther and SEQ Virginia., and
our advantage s,s our history, md our peo-5
lple to be known OF them Whatever
brings Americans In closer bonds OF union
should no the highest object Of states
mdnshp. and the exposition will greatly.
tend to that end. ,i Ii # 4. y IL
a8 JOHN w DANIEL,
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PRESIDENTS TRAIN
viii Be One ofthe Finest Ever r IN Out
4 Of Washington,
!. n my Associated Press,

y. my Associated Press,l tf5
WASHINGTON. March sl,-The spe-
cal train on which the President will
leave here tomorrow for his Western
trip will be furnished by the Ponnsyl-
byanIa Railroad, and will be one OF the
finest ever run out OF Washington. It
has been specially decorated and equipped
for the trip, It Will consist OF six cars,
manned by a picked crew, with Conduc-
tor William II. Johnson, who has been
with the President on many trips, In
charge, Spencer Murray will be In
charge OF the Presidents car, which will
be the private car Elyslan, It has a
iparlor ana observation compartment
three state sleeping rooms. dining
room, two sleeper sections, a Kitchen and
sleeping sections for servants. Tho
other cars OF the train WILL be the Texas,
a compartment sleeperf the Senegal, a
section sleeperi the st, James, diner;
the Atlantic, q combination buffet and
baggage car, and q regular baggage car
The trip will continue from & a pril slst
until June 6th--nine weeks and three
days. During that time the President
will travel q bopt IL 900 m les,
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WILL VISIT L,oUBET
King of England VIII 60 to See Presl,
dent of France, .5
(Dy Assocla ted Press,

i-fARls, March STA tatement was Sc,
cured from All authoritative qunrter to.
day to the effect that official negotia-
lions now In progress make It practically
certain that King Edward VIII VISIT Pres
ident Louhet, about the only question re-
smainnga open being whether the meetina
will occur before or after tho Presidents
voyage 10 Algeria 5.S3 5a,s A i, ( q A.
Considerable Significance Is attached tc
the meeting, owing to the recent move,
ment for a rAHprochement between Gre.l,
Britain and France and the parallel
courses they pursued towards Turkey and
Morocco, 1t will be the first meeting
between French president and q British
sovereign since the late Queen Victoria
was received by the late President Faure
! On; her Phi yate car, Whale she was on hes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
TEACHERS 10 BE
AT, THE CONFERENCE

l5If The teachers. and pupils, too, for that
matter, who wish ITO attend the sessions
of tho Conference for Education In the
South will have an opportunity to do SO,
The School Board has decided to suspend
tho }puhl o schools OF the city from Thurs
cay April 2sd at noon, to the end OF the
week, The teachers will miss, only the
Thursday morning sessl ion sot the body,
Tho princlpa Is and teachers are delighted
lat the action taken by the board G4 Is
The holding OF this: conferen CO In Rich
Hond Is one OF the most notable events
In many years., i {ls q rarc opportunity
orinspiration to teachers, and the School
hoard la determined that they shall not
miss II. II t}li r..
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Expelled from Exchange

lny Ass9cla.sH 1 q W}-,,a, n
Townsend. member OF the firm OF VII
I liam II, Townsend and brothers, was
expelled from the Produce Exchange by
the Hoard OF SManagers to-day, after the
Investigation OF charges that he had been
executing orders on the floor. OF the Ex-
change For concern that was, It is
alleged, conducting q 1scret1onary pool
& The Prod luce Exchange has appointed q
committee 10 confer withFa committee Of
the Cotton exchange to take ooncerted
action against discretionary pool estab-
Slishmer,ts and bucket-shops,. Mt TONI
send Will bfgin legal proceedings at on zee
TOR veinsta temenr. I. .st MS Il i 4, &
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/ M ONKEYS .ATLARdE

They Created Considerable Amuse-
r,ent Around the Bostock Show
IA big monkey and q number Of other
cape yesterday from the Boatock Show,
and mad Kings lively around that place
Z for a while, @ Il iatt. 81. .5s
The big monkey climbed around the In
terror OF tine building until coaxed down
BY Mr., Bostock, when' he jumped into the
arms Of his keeper, apparently oyerjoyed
to see him. se sas s
The other monkeys enjoyed the pleasures
Of liberty while, but were finally cap
t,lred XII !il1 f- TX ~ si5is Il. sti
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AZ. D.No,1el,
John Thomas Jones.
DEATHS,

BAL I,.-Ea,t tered into rest, March g, lsoe,
HELEN ,ARC1IER{ BALL on " child "a
William T, b and Alean 6, Bal 4,
Church. Nlanc ii ester. Va, s RI NJ, WED
Is NEsDAY, April lst, ss u IN VI "
MANE e spee q h Ss son. -
M ulsS, a. - III EANEs. wife 81 a.
E9%p Snsr sgssa lom N yea.h
TSipotHyYs'9Ath rs f n :,
NJ cREA pY,.Di lied, at q "A ". Tuesday:
daughter. Mrs. Charles p EubaIk El2td
GsES Esiist III william
FSnsssm f'fH fssBss Hfsss sas7fs
TURNE5 R.-- led q at her resid March
a ll lingering Illness, Mrs, AiARrIIA RAY
E NOR TURNER, w doW OF r, RI Turner
and motter OF pr. Wm. p Tnrn,sr I. J,
t Rss secsxlsss
Conferences at her late resIdence.s
and at the grave by pr. Robert Shirley 9 Y.
s sGFsfsA e }as soth ths
Jones s So pE; Wy = SyaEd bfS y, iTatRss;
Ks Nors worthy. Interment al Ivy Hill
Cemetery, near slnithae|d. Na.s
TuRNE,R,-pied, on the 18th OF March.
1903, her residence, Eergusson'a
II r. TURNER widow Of the late RI. r,
Turner and mother Of pr, ", n ,rllr-ss.
that county ~ shs lsayes ne fol
Cartsr, Mrs. ]. #, NVoold rige, WI lillian
Al. and George w, Clarke, OF this citYif
John d, Clarke. ot smith field, and Rob MI
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Now york CItY, NOV. 8. bed

D 3IY m New York City. Nov. 9, 1904
ID II IA little over d year ago I was taken with
severe pains In my kidneys and bladder.
They continued to give me trouble for
over two months and I suffered untold
misery. became weak, ernaolated and
very much run down. I had great diff p
Guilty In retaining my urine, q and y was
Obliged Ito pass water very often night
and day. After ,ad used g sample bot
you 80 kindly sent me on my request. I
experienced great relief. I immedia lately
bought Of my druggist two large titles
and continued taking II regularly. am
pleased to say that Swamp Root CURED
mo rentirely. I. can now stand on my feet
all day without having any. bad symp-
toms whatever. You are at liberty to use
this testimonial letter Il you wish.
Gratefully yours,
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ERIcAN LADY cpRs Era y Il

For 1908 the new L,ongtelo Models With
the long Ssk tft. ssc4 ely sncomoa ssins the
hips ana pgodaeI nars perfectly smooth
isloplng Rpreacss are IDEAL for correct
dressing, Hose sup rtars come with tho
models. st25 and ssly q and tl.so, An ~ Y
Dealers, El ss 81 M
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way through Paris to the South Of France
in 1897. q fters which the Boer War severe
5ly strained Aigl French relations. 3
OBITUARY. I: 4
Mrs. Amos.

Mrs B, G. Amos, wife Of Mr.. Tom
Amos and mot her OF R p Policeman H "a.
Amos OF this city, died suddenly yester-
day morning about II % clock at ~ home
In Ashland. n ssitf III n 81 4.,s3t$ ssS ~ f
To all3appearancesi Mrs, Amos had been
In excellent health. She was engaged
about the house, VIII en- she suddenly foil.
Before medical assistance could DO OBJ,
tained she was dead. At the time OF
her death her husband was In Richmond,
Mrs. Amos was sixty years OF age. Be
foro lers marriage she was a Miss Sarah
Davis, a sister. of superintendent George
B. Davis, OF x the City Almsh house. N She
loaves, besides her husbanek six h!dren-
Mossrs, Hatton. w al ter. Grey and Scott,
and Mrs. Mamie Jones and Mr. Effle
5vass RI IS tF g 55$5 Il IL sI
The arrangement for. the funeral have
not yet been completed II II 3
Mrs. Martha y, Evans.
The death OF Mrs. Martha J, Evans oc-
cured at z $50 O. clock yest erday orntng
at her home, No. $500 East Leigh Street.
She was the wife OF Mn. "A, p. Evans.
and was slxty-three years OF age. Ar
granEeme,,ts for the funeral will be Y an-
nounced later 81 81 !, Is 4 II IS .ss3
53 XII Infant Dead. p
& Bessie Estelle, infant daughter OF MT,
and Mrs. Ben amln ". West, OF Hens
rico county, died yes erday morning, @ ged
four months, sty55. II q & Z. IA. ~ Isl
Prof Edward Schumacher.
IN n ~ fspcclul tn The Times Dispatch.)
11yXINc Toil. VA. March 8l.----T'ro fes-
sor Edward Schumacher. q member & OF
the Virginia Military Institute band.
died this morning, He was born ~
Hanover, Germany flfty-slx years ago.
came to tho United States In 1861 and
enlisted later In the United States army.
FOR five years he served on the Western
plains under Generals Gust 6and Han
cock, ana was a personal frlsnd OF Buff
falo Bill. He came o Lexngt ton four
teen years ago. IIe married Miss Lou
aGarvin, OF Kentucky. who surylves him.,
Professor Stephen stelnmuelleri q we'll
known composer, and Miss Mary Stein
mueller teacher OF German. bsotheri
and sister, live In baltimore Professor
Schumacher was cultured musician
and llnguist and for Eighteen years was
teacher Of German and music In Cecil
ylian College OF Kentucky, Flo Will be.
buried tomorrow afternoon In Cadet
Cemetery, at tho Virginia Military In
stitute. with military honors, the corps
Of cadets to attend In q body, f5
Capt, Nm. M. Thomas.
III (specal to The II mes. pispatch.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA. March Sl,--Cap-i
tain William M, Thomas died suddenly
last night at his home near here from
heart disease. He Is survived BY his wife
and daughter, four sons and four bro
the -AIessrs, 8. j, and Y. W, Thomas,
OF Norfolk, and Ben and Jesse Thomas.
OF this county, His sisters were Mrs, q,
b, Taylor. Mrs. ]. g, Savage and Mrs
Or. Hall, OF Nassnwaddox, The funeral
MIL take place Tomorrow at u o'clock
Inferred in tho family lot IN the city cem-I
7etery. ea HTsl a S4 fs llftss9j lt5s t{tlt5j
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.l2>sz.2tsTzzza 1Azzy,x,
n. ,22o n, Va 3 N,nst.ant g

and unheahy kidneys responsible for sok-
suffering any other diseases
through neglect causes. kidney trouble
to continue fatal results TO follow.
other need nttenton-but your kidneys
most because they attention first ##8
II sick or'feel badly " begin taking the world
your Kidneys well they will help ali the other
organs to health.
Kidney trouble irrtates the dizzy
less eepless Irritable. you pass
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I R;cb.oonders in NewYork,

News spYuHaK, March 9l,-I, 81 IIazen,
|iNormandIe ,I'J. III. Wilkinson, i. Il, Estes
81. Denis ,itr, q, Williams. Jr. Albemarle j
MISS p. willard, Mrs, u Nlllard. f4o!T
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Capt, Nm. M, Thomas.
Mrs, David y. Rowyer.

MIIE Especial to Tho Tl ules Dspp tch.l m . Tgf
s XiNG,rON, VA. March Sl,--7Afrs,
David a. HoWyer, aged about Atty
years, formerly at Lexington, died
at the home OF her dnughte tor, Mrs, j, B,
Hicks. Her death'8W due to paralysis
OF the braIn, The remains were brought
TO Lexington Monday gaf ternoon, and the
funeral will take place to-moIroW, fol-i
lowed by' !nterment II, the Licking ton
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Washington,D D.. q Dccsf11 4 1oo2.ss,tt
Having heard your Swami Root u 30
highly recommended for kidney and blad-
bottle. which came promptly. for which
/ thank you very much st SO pleased was
7 with the sample that % bought from my
druggist u supply, with the result that
to-day my Kidneys and bladder are as
strong as any ones. The pain In my
back left me and i feel like a new man.
acid and also for what they termed ca Y
itnrrt OF the bladder and kidney trouble.
AS far as my own : experience goes, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root is a great boon to
the human family. and although not In
the habit Of recommending medicines, I
feel 1t my duty to add my stimonial to
the thousands Il Of others recommending
Swamp R DOT. 81 rs Is {es5s ~ Il, u Ia
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= =
Il amusement by declaring
5 Jesuit should obtain long, an
havc$toS be made for total
+ rteen counties, where local
ssliled. Mr.. Lawless admitted
4 found ,Gat tho criminal ex-
decreased, but on the other
| ID found this to obtain else
lie State. and he assigned as
tho act that general laws
thls end had been passed. d
Der could not understand how
lee had reducedtthc Insurance
tunders the amount raised by
Pill when the Insurance people
liz to pay It. He could not
1.-THE reduction In the charter
Eoye the Senate. nor the reduc-
other corporations certainly
las proposed to make UP this
amount by doubling the bur-
This clients. y III I,
EPPY1 AS THEY AR e.. \
|ker declared that all his clients
to be left alone. They only
committee to do again what
dissenting voice they did n few
and that was to leave the tax,
under the present aw. Here
IS undertook to show that the
b proposed by the Senate would
Sc the revenues OF tho State.
by Judge Mann's figures, lie
that instead Of 1911, 900. as
be bill would only raise $29s,O00
/ liquor business. or 5000 less
hnims made by5its advocates.
hot believe the bill, IL passed.
bee drunkenness, though there
Jess saloons, It would tend4toN
Ia drunkards In places where
I'D be sold, lie admitted that,
her paid the tax, and declared
build continue to pay 1t under
", not in money, for the price
II IL
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Root Sent Absolutely Free BY Nall
\ Sample Bottle Oh SWamp.RO Ol

ryouha tymptm Me adder n
cost
drnme women cured s tM % y h genera n The
RkhmMdD Dh h 81 81
an tn N Q every due q
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Gem etery. Five children survi e,A 81. \
BOWER and Mrs. ]. c 3. n Hicks. y o. TIar-g9;;
rison burg; Mr.. p. Bowyer3 and Mrs
W. H. Toney, oft Roanoke III ss
Mrs. Mary s. u johnson. nj
RoAN6eKE, ss' a, MARCH, si:.7-Mrs.S
Mary s, Johnso dow Of the late o.
b, Johnson, ID OF Goochland coun ty, a died.
this afternoon from u pneumonia $;ss ageds
tsixty-two years. 5s She U 5 Z survived "a bys
seven y chill dren, S one "a Of whom. n II. III ~,
johnson, s Is III student Ii at h az Richmond
medical college, and anot her. Il, & II John
SON.. at N Newport News. ssIas
Mrs. allie J \ Murphy. 5555Ss
RoAN s1isa e ~ arch si%4s sal.
lie j Il Murphy, vi fe of Mr. James MUIR
ply, died to-day from consumption aged
forty years. The was a. mai Tive OF Henry
county and a daughter OF n /. M. GrNve1y,,
She Is survived by her husband and. thress
children. ES} s
Il. 3. N DEL. N
e ROANOKE, @ VA, March 81. 80 d.
Noel, q 4 fireman on the I Norfolk ne and 4
Western, died from consumption, He ( is8
eurvived by his wife. His remains $werNh
taken to Pamplin City tonight for intst-s
gment. u vi 3Is ssst W
John Z honas Jones.
Especial to The Tthea. Dispatch;
S4ssIYNCFH3UFlG.asEv March ,Sl.----JohI
aged seventy-one yea rs, Ii During tho VA
no was member OF Lees bodyguerd
He Is survived by his wife and Ave chtl.
dren. 4ggs s N isSSS
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Prominent Men and Women Cured BY the Great Kidney Re

ss Dover, N J 4, n ov. " 3, 90 y. .Sss
had both liver and kidney trouble Sfo1S
over three years. I tried the best ffphysia
clans In Washingto on. D. G. Fl ttsburgiS
Cincinnati and Chicago, but rece lived 5verJ.s
little benent until i comm nced ~ aklrl1ls
your great kidney, liver and bladder
first bottle I noticed quite 81 change, which5
satisfied mo that at last had * found the
right 5medl cine, I continued right y on with
swamp-Roo for four mont hs,,3 and by this
time noticed such a mar ed tmpro yementS
in my health IN every way that 4 felt sa s..
tive beyond a question or doubt, when irts
Chicago during July, 1902, ] went to $the.
Columbus Medical Elaborate ry. ssf No.8 Oh
State Street. and had them make BaB thor
ough and complete microscopic cal exami.s5
#nation.t which showed s. my & kidney ND
liver to be perfectly well and healthy
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ling the obliges up many the
night Unhealthy kidneys
3te bidder pain dull Joints musces:
makes head back
ac and liver trouble sallow eomple
you though You heart
plenty q ambition but strength
Tho for these troubles Klmer's
the world famous kidney taking
afford natural help TO- Nature Root the most
med acenc
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