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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
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Call Of House. Was Really
i5 Threatened.
MIR. B O.A5Z WINS OUT
Conducts Winning Flllbuster Figh
Against onnage Tax Measure.
ii Bill Offered No ses-
81 3 ss sloniofS Senate. ~


There wac no session OF tho Senate.
4 yesterday. and but for. q flibuster fight
In tho House on the tonnage tax bill,
there would be- nothing Of q legisla-,
y tive nature to relate TO the public out
1 Of the days proceedings. ~ MI. 13oaz.5
chairman OF tho FlnanEe Committee @
the House. aided BY Mr. Jennings, of &
& Lynchburg. and others. coflduc ted VI q
great nght against taking a vote on tho
i Tonnage tax bill. and in the! end they
won out. It wns not by force Of NUM- I'M
K bers. however, but on account Of cons cess
sons made BY tho Southwest X people
i VII q had the votes present, but who de- LD
clincd is press the issiic In the face Of,
such strenuous Opposition. i I.
}ElE There wns ordered al one time a call
d OF tho House, butSit was NYithdraWnE.a ana
the bill was fixed as o. spec ial o rider Tor,
4 Wednesday next at 1890 The 4 louise ~ Y
sthe3etld of this terrific light q JourTn1led
Il to meet ut noon on y tuesday,. # III q ss
a.3 y Day s Proce edings. it 83
Tie. House was called TO order at 40
H o'clock BY Speaker r. yam and prayer was
h offered by rev. L, & 3. Price. OF the Pres
Abyterian Church. The following bills were
Offered 2nnd referred .sIGl9as u
4 BY Mr. Powers: Providing how. Jurors
+ shall he selected In criminal cases. 3s5{.
Committee bill: 70 provide for nppross
printing money for water works at Bits -
tol. tSt; 3.8sss Il II IL 7.
BY Mr.. Smith. OF Clarke: r 9 prevent
: delivery Into local option districts u, War
rem and Giles counties, OF intoxica ting
liquors. ~ Ssfl n
By MIessrs Cumming and Gardner:&T'o
amend the Iaw. In relation to divorce. & E
The only bill passed was to aut horlze
4 the Board OF Supervisors Of Hes 5coun-:
II ~ to sell to the trustees Of the Ba list
Church a lot, or parcel OF land off the
county farm, near Ripplemead, Va. for
I the purpose OF erecting n church thereon,
and to provide I. for the con veyance OF
\ same. si Es 4 .sfE RI {y5s 85
Mr. Cation offered n a resolution that
when the House journ It be to met on
+ tuesday at IL O. clock Mer. Heermans
moYed to amend by providing that when
the House adjourn It be to meet at noon
Z on Monday ss IA sSSs siS5
4 B The original resolution was adopted
ayes. 81; @noes, u ia ss
II FILIBUSTpR FIGHT.
There was q motion to adjourn but 1t
" failed and an effort was made to get
up the Tonnage tax bill. There was a
great deal OF filibustering on the part OF
those who desired to adjourn, and 1T wa
( carried ITO a3 roll call. which resulted
4 ayes. 80 noes. 10, Ei III
Mr. Boaz wasSleading the fight for adj
:, journnent. and he did It In q most skill
Z ful manner.
Mr. Jennings threatened a call OF the
on the question OF ad}oufnttent, which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
MONTAGUE BUILDING
iNewAnnex 10 Eastern State Hospltalto
Bear the Governors Name. 81

y
Bear the Governors Name.
l Especial to The Times.D lspatch.l
WILLIANfsBuRtii.j VA, April 1.-THE
Board OF Directors OF the. Eastern State
Hospital at their last meeting passed a
resolution, To- the effect that the hand
some new ward building, Just completed,
should DO known as the Montague
building" IN honor Of Governor Mon
tague. 5 s,f n On
Commissioner OF Hospltals Col. r., W.
Lane, Jr,, has called ~ meetlng Of the
General Board OF Hospitals at Mprphy's
Hotel, Richmond, on April 10th, at s
p. M. II ia not thought the several su-
perintendents will be elected at this
meeting, as the board wishes first to
visit and inspect the hospitals before
electing superlntendents.i g1f
= Jesse, the two-year-old son Of Mr., and
Mrs. IT, larson, died last alght. The
remains viii he Inferred Tomorrow At
ternoon In Cedar Grove Cemetery.
DR., j. William Jones' lecture ~ cam
eron IIall Thursday night WAS greatly
enjoyed by the audience, His subject
was ."rhe Boys IN Gray, or the Private
Confederate Soldier IA
4 Miss Martha Lane to-day gave an egg
hunt on the lawn OF he residence 81
her parents. Colonel and Mrs ~ NY,
Lane, Jr:, In honor Of Misses llley ana ",
Matty Lamb, OF Norfo'k. About nifty
children We're present. 4, !. !.
church yesterday, through Mr. W. III
Seymour presented their pas1oFS HeY.
& ii. n. yL.outhan NTH purse Of sod,
M uTRE8 DANYERs JEWELS "A
\ NJ Sunday. April 18th,
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IYEl'C|H|::,A||..R||.|C ! |. J. J
DASIO|If|'.R|;i''..Al|IU|.|
Postofflce Depral tment Under
aEl8Hot Fire.
RoMoTlOlNI;S:; HEEL #: q. D lL,|I'
The Q conditions Favor Of the Old Star
Route Scandals Twenty-Five Years
"a, Vehicle Manufacturers VI,
Shown Favoritism. ,g

III ';t ssi si (By Associate Press ii "a Il
Bs yAsH1N or on, April IL There were
two important developments to-day In
the invest CATION OF the affairs Of the
Post fice Depar tncnt. The first was aa' tho
Ifillng OF charges TINT advance infortna-
ton had been furnished wagon ma l e:
turers regarding rural routes, and the the
other was / tho issuance OF an: order del TO
Post master. vnncott. Of New < ork cit CT; y,
directing him to hold up all Of the PRO-
motion and extra allowance cases recent
Il y5announoed FOR the New York city SER
vics for the next fiscal year s Z NJ
Fresh charges were fled by O western 20. 'rn
establishment engaged In the n a.lll g
tiiiro Of vehicles. alleging that competing
houses had gotten the benefit ~ o. aayance
Information regarding rural free. VERY )!
routes and the establish OF ~ rlr 'al
free delivery carriers. "a II IS Xii. IA
I.5ss FAVORITE1sAd. II i53 4
r 5$ The charge complain that advance sFs m
nj ructions were given gents y n IL various
sections to negotiate for wagons and
gbuggies to perform the postal services.
tn some OF the replies It was said thai
several carriers had sccured heir outfit
many weeks before others. It was also
I said a that in an Instance cited repre-
sentative OF a. y certain factory was Eac-
5compunied on tho route by the regular =
carrier thereof the latter dvising and q
urging the sale OF the articles offered
by the commercial representa- tive. The
fcomplair,ants said In the charges that the
conditions cited SAVIOR Of the 8 tar7route
methods Of. twenty q twanty-fiy years
ago. & lg5 NJ 53 "
when the attention Of Acting Post
master General yvynne was called TO
these charges he refused to discuss them,
but admitted that they had been filed
and would be turned over to the inspec-
tors for consid eration.$S5 II.
PRnfOTIONS HELD UP. aas8i
b "A I, order issued to- day by Acting Post
ma ster- General 1Tynne directs the post
master at New York to withhold any
action on. the promotions and other allow
fances recently ordered and ito return cer-
tain Of these cases. The full list OF pro-
motions to be made In the New York Of
flee will not be finally made Zip until the
cases are thoroughly stlgated Post
master yancott will be held responsible
for any promotions that ne endorses, and
any not endorsed by him in the usual
way will not be allowed to go through.
There we're 1.776 promotions and an al
Elowance OF 300 additional clerks at 5000
per annunn. II Sls5 II 5S g
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resulted-ayes. %; noes, 10 .lg5
8s Mr.. rolkes removed the motion to nd,
jourr, and IT. was lost. and 81 Mr. i3oaz
moved to pass the tonnage tax bill $by.
This was rejected and another motion
to adjourn was injected--ayes. 8; noes, -.
Mr.. Fulton moved a call aoL the House
and the roll was called on This motion,
and resulted--ayes. n: noes III - 2. II 5 &&8
CALL ORDERED 8E
"A call OF the House was ordered and
the clerk called the roll to ascertain the
absentees, The door was shut and the
number OF fifty-one was announced pres
5ent. rs I'll q f59 is8 Tis 81 b. &
Mr. Boaz spoke earnestly against the
5bilt-and he and Mr.. Ryan (Ar. " Hunley
q In the chair) earnestlygurge that8the
matter 20 ever until IT. sday.S They
were whipped, and acknowledged IT.. and
appealed for mercy at the hands OF the
majority. B. Fsf ~ u u Z. 4. IL
Mr., Boaz moved TO dispense with the
to a vote. and the motion was .ad vocated
by Mr.. Allen, who was earnestly opposed
The advocates 81 j the bill struggled
hard. III al
g,Thcv declared that they had the votes
pres si.s to beat the bill. and asked to
have a vote In order to beat, i, The
whole truth was that they had the Fl-
nance Committee whipped and wanted
to press the issue to Its flnnl disposition.
Mr.. Garrett. upon whose otion the vote
was heretofore postponed. finally laid
down, and the matter went over.
After engrosslng a bill to allow the
city OF I;ynchburg to appropriate l 500, 600
for /. a new system, OF water works the
House ad iourned to meet gain at 10
o'clock on Tuesday. III s358,s t sstP
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SENDS I 5 Fret ! / | +
.5555 Cure tof.
BLOOD J | | ]. | POISON !: [ !
Botanic BLOOD ealr,1 stops eone Pa lrs,
Cures itching, soabby skin 2 q ls sea zee,
swelinps, 81 scf,t 4 Free 20 20 '5litg

4 The above pictures show what Blood ), Balm lain
VIII d., clearing tho skin healing all sores
making ths blood pure and rch, estroYlns the
active poison IN The blood III 81 81 3s
9oints, Itching Scabby Skin. Blood feels hot,
skin. Mucous Patches N Mouth Sore 81, ansf u,s,
Ulcers Of, any part y the body Hair q Eye
brows fnlllng otit,S Dolls. Carbuncles Hash, tai
N B BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, GUARANTEED ssS
10 cure even tho worst md most deep.seated
cases wticra DOCTORS, patent medicines nnd hot
springs fail. Heals all sores, stops all aches
nd pains, reducesi all ellings. makes blood
pure And rich completely changing the entlre
body into d clean. healthy condition. y. ~, y.
has cured tlousnnl OF cnses OF Blood POISON
even after reaching the last stag es.
Old Rheumatism, Oatarrh, Eczema, sGrotulha 1. !,
arc caused by an awful Poisoned Scondi tion q
the Blood. q, 4. j d. stops IfaN king ana spit
ting, Itching and ratchflg cgres hheoma;
tisni, "A cfes aid Pains, Catarrht heals All
Scabs Scales, Eruptionss Watery Blisters.S Lonl
fostering Sorcs;g BY q giving q a 6 pure heaithy
blood supply To- affected parts. 5s # !t8
S GA i3i a Cancer Cured 81 ! G
\ T1Iood BaIn, Cnrcs Cancers 81 all Kind. Sup.
p,lrn tjnR Swcllings, Eating Sores, Tntnors ~
4tjIcers II Mills the Cancer Poison IND heals
file sores OF the worst tlcer per fcctly you
have d persistent ri mple. &Vart. Swelling SHOOT:
Ing Singing Pa ms. u take Blood lain ana
they will disappear be fore they develop INTO !,
h Cancer.8e Many apparently hopeless cases \ 9 {
rf,reti nv hiking Hota BLOOD Iin I'M u
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THE ENGINEER DEAD
Fast Flyer Runs Twenty Miles With Nc
IN w Is One at the r throttle. 80
fRr aAssocIat cd . prcss.

- (By AssocIa ted Press.J
Ell BALTIMORE. Md. April ia fast
flying Royal Blue train on the Bal timore
and Ohio Railroad. running between New
York and Washington. ran twenty. miles !. ,es
throttle j !. Frank Furley. the engineer.
leaned Souttof the ca b wind w at a point
south Of Whining ton. Del AZ HAYS, Sta,
ton Cecil county. Md. the fireman. found
5evidentlysbeen struck BY telegraph pole
or some other obstruction. and was prob
ably$instantly2ltilled. The fireman brought
the t5train8Gto5 Baltimore. Furley' s + body
was tax en- of the train here late tonight
and removed & to an undertaken 8 & rooms.
Furley lived at Elkridge. Nd near this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
FEW VACANT OTIS ~.
ON GRACE STREET

" Ground has been broken for two brick
bresidences on the north side of Grace
street. between shafer and Harrison, for
Mr.. T, ]. j, Todd, u There are not half a
from the Capitol & Square to Richmond
College. ~ Ky 3.
Messrs. u. Thompson Brown and Conn
3peny Will offer for sale@a desirable lot
on the west side of st. ] alnes Street. not
far from the residence for many years of
tho Rev. John Jasper, Of sun Do
Move9 fame, on next Tuesday evening "a +
q q, clnnk x. silll tsal ~ .ytsa l4Na
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The Oakland Glee Club.

An organization which has proved very
successful In theNpast season will give
4 most delightful picnic Tomorrow, Eas-
ter Monday at h. Newsstand = a beautiful
country home, situated nine miles from
Richmond on the bank Of the James River.
The wagons will leave VcnablaFand Jes-
samine Streets at 1880 A NJ. sharp. IT Is
the earnest desire of the committee that
ench and every member of the nulb en-ss
Edeavor 10 be at the wagons on time to
receive the guests, a 81 5}i. (, t5s$
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Death Of Brigham Young.

l55iiif CRY Assoc!stad rress.. q, Z, n y
\ SALT LAKE, Utah. April ll,--
Brigham Young, president OF the Council
on Twelve Apostles OF The Mormon
Church, died In this city to-nlKht a ftsi
a lingMing illness He was born g KIT
III president Hrig ham Young v Es r.
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WILL 1 MEET HERE
Tobacco Trades Asked to Send Dele-
K NJ e,,tas This NJ onth 5i5s

ST obacco Trades Asked to Send Dele
gates This Month.
The COMMITTEES appoint ed by the Rich
mond Tobacco Trade to follow up the
movement for a. great Virginia exhibit
OF tobacco at the s t. Louis Exposition
next year is getting actively down, to
work. 5.53 q si \: 5s3 Il 4. IS
committee, has issued a circular, letter
TO the various trades throughout the
State, asking for the appo intment Of del-
egates to q meeting to- be held here on
April 30th. There will probably be about
thirty tobacconlsts In attendance. The
question of a general exhibit Z. for, the
State viii be considered, and II decided
fnyorably, some nominations will be made
to the Virginia Commission of q man who
will have entire charge OF the tobacco
interests. al e i2s fs
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81. - Q 2 = q 2 i.A NrcE *,
drug sd inkc as surected. II Otnnic
is i0od lS,ilm II. IS.lB.) ni.vnyscures8
when the rig ut quantity lsttAkcm:
f 6: 9 Sss.$ :; 13ae.a1
I Botanio Blood Balm {B.

sy5 Botanic j Blood Balm tB. B. b. Is
pIaa, II N And sa fe to take. Thoroughly tested
Tor 80 years III Composed Of Pure Botanic 1nrre,.
dlcnts. Strengthens weak kidneys and weak
70 With ench bottle. Price 81 az drug stores.
We SENT FIR EE. 49, t.s5 4 giE
Sample sent free by writing Blood Balm CO.
your trouble, and special free medical ADVICE to
suit Il your Gaze 81 also sent in sea lied letter.
FINN, iii, Blood 1,a I'M "a sent free to- prove rs
ma yeions curnt tive powers. f no not hcsita tie
to write at once. as Blood Balm Is sent frec
ard prepaid. s..i} All !s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Illinois After Trusts.

SPRINGFIELD. I'LL. April l,,-At-s
5torney- General Hamlir to,day certified.
to State Attorney Deneen. Of Cook conn \
~. the names OF three thousand CORPORA
tions which have failed to comply with
tha provisions OF the illinois antitrust
act, recently upheld by the Supreme
Court. recurring an annual affidavit that
they have not entered into a pool trust
or nbine.. a. " III NJ ~ :. ila
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Swami DOT I!
GUN IN CLUB SHOOT r
Good Work Was Done sterdaY De- Il
spjte the Cloudiness.


The res ular Weekl sho Of the East az
End Gun Club brou ght out only nine line.
shooters, but what was laokiin ~ NUM-
bers was made up IN lthusias 81 ~
weather was very unfa vorable to good ot,ll
scores, and kept a nunbe RI ct shoot era
from the traps. ~ iit ~
1T has n been demonst rated time and;
again that the Richmond shooters wi Y
not flock n to the shooting grounds until III
the weather Ia propiti Gus. IS soon as y.
the warm weather pens UP the II atterT5S
dance wi be good. as here lis much g i ili
8terest being man Tested In the a we ms
spring sport-trap shoe Ing. So ssSs S5!:Y
L IN yesterdays shoot Mr.. z. F'lippen1sS
won the weekly medal on the good score 'a5'
Of % out OF 25. Mr.. ohnsons score wa tli
even better. but he was eligible to shoot
only for target h NJ aai
In the first event It was tnposs BILE for f1t
And erson to get his en- Their eye al
the mud pics. dropping seven IN success s-3
sion. but he found them in 4 the second
and third events. s5 S
There is IA special Inv tatio Mo all trap,
shooters IS to attend the az l-day shoot
Monday at Bart on IIelg hts. Sz .5 ss3s &!
There will be a mat at 30 tarEetb-
between two teams Of the clu BIS. n
Tho scores were as fol- ows, twenty
five targets In each event M " Sss sgs
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COMPANY c1s TEAM
The Scores Made Yesterday
Hundred Yard Range.

The rifle team OF CompanyC CT Seven
#tieth. Regiment; was on the hnndred-yard
range at SChimb oraz o yesterday fter-|
noon. y Lieutenant .5i SkipWith was in
charge and the scores are appended
5s5 It Is the desire OF the company to be
represented by team at! the Sea G!rt
On. J) shot next fall, and the men will
practice cont.nuously. The scores yes
lterday were as follows 4: NJ E' sg6 E8A
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( HOPE ofRecoVery.

Ii Mrs M, u, BirdsonE. Third Avenue,
I Chestnut Hill, whose illness has been
mentioned. was reported better Saturday
afternoon. though not yet out Of danger.
There is some hope Of her irecoy IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

erlands Parliament today the anti-strikei
bills previously adopted by the second
chamber, were passed unanimously,
Queen WiIhelniina immedia tely sane!
toned the anti-strlke bills. :5s 4i
& The militia remains under arms and Is
guarding the railroads. ,S y.
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8sr[.ha North Slda Gun Gus.

s The Northside Gun Club held Its weekly
tendance. Mr.. John Martin won the Robin:
shoot yesterday afternoon with q fair at
Hood medal. and Mr.. r. II. Tiller5 won;
the clubs weekly medal, la4s q az s3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
I Old Students Invited.

An Invitation has been sent out from,
th,s CITY to the old students OF the Nc
cabe University School. asking them to
DO present In the public |, ha!l OF the Uni,
tha occasion being the presentation to the
siIniyersity of a portrait Of Captain w.
snrdou McCahe by some Of his former
nSnils. Many OF the most brilliant schol-
5prs graduated from the University re-
ceiyed their training al Nc G,abe's q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
IMMENSE COAL FIND
New Veins otfAnthracite Discovered

I32. Near vii kesbar ire.
(By Associa ted Press.) n. 81
s5syyILKESBARRE a.. April Ian i'm
Imense tract Of coal has just been dis.
this city, on land owned by the Delaware,
fLackawanna and West ern and the iI>ehlgh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company. It is
coal in the tract. The discovery Ia by
far the most valuable ever made In the
anthracite region since Its general }devel-I
is& sts Its8}s h ~ q. ;'iS
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lst EVent, ID EVen IN
% Targets. Is Targets.

The club will have q nice shoot Mons
day afternoon, commencing at 1880 |.
o'clock and all trap-sho oters. are In \
vted. a f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

TT story Of man who deaths doo and was
saved BY Using Swamp Root.
If he you and ad friend, do suffer With kidney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
Fire. ig,hte Story
How the Strongest philadelphia Fire Department. Once
Weakest=Gained Strength and Health by Using
SMar1p=Root, Kidney and Bladder Remedy.
representative Of Philad,slfph ~ I

ERE story special representative OF
North American"
hardly belhvo tell there time when
and friends would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
AntI.strike bills pa SIS,

s5s my Associated Press,) IA 81 M A
rIJE IIAtSiJE, April III "a an urgent
sitting of the arst chamber of the hxhA
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4 have, at no time, been surprised TO learn
Il Of MY death. 1t was all due To- kidney II
j trouble, for which could secure no fre.S5ss
lief. i was under the care Of my fanil
I physician FOR a number Of years, but shsSS I
was unable Ito do me any good. b. also .!s i
cons11lt:d two noted specialists on kid ..5
hey d les, bit they we're t,nn y Sc e
give mo more than temp relief 81 81 IS
had already made application til join !'!E.t;
the army but was turned down on acc s1
count Of my bad physical condi ton 98s,s.
\, VI was advised to !: try that grcatests
Of alt remedies syVANIP.ROOtT $8
II wrote to Dr. Silmer5 g CO. b, atS lBing.t
hamton, N. II, for . sample bottle, and and
It's effect upon me was d 80 noticea 1.l2 u
that III went INN ediately and bought u W
supply from my druggist with the Br ',S
suit that in com aratively short times n
had entirely recovered and BEGAN can thss
man you see me nov
E served Il d number Of years in tbs
army army and for the past four ears y "A a
r. have been connected With the Phila N
ss 1elphia Fire Depart My work, both th
5 in the arm and fighting fires i'm Phila la
telphia has been Of the most 8salr'fllllouls',
and work that i could not do, did 4 not
have q strong physique,
do not know wha the words a. & i'd AZ
II ney Trouble" can and 5doS not SD
peot to. Il cannot speak too highlJy, .olf
Swami. Roo t. & A few bottles OF this his
great remedy did me forSne than 81 8E
. dozen hysicians could q,
(Signed) = Ulio. g llsls
2223 Vine Street, Z
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IN on1y one mans story reader 81 49,
pape could be persuaded the thousands test
nlonas which come tne sEosTS
HES which nov humanity would be cu down
For these the ereates
5 crre for Kidney liver bladde troubles IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

trouble? Does yourlback ache7
Do YOU feel bad all over and can't
tell exact1y#wllat's the matter73
Have you tiled edicines orsdoc-.
tors without benefit? Are yott
about discouraged? Then do as
Fl did, and get well se Dr.. Kill
srner's Swalnp-Rootl ! know it.
will cure YOU. i5z
# lie he did did this would you be-.
,lieve hin7
Wouldn't you, if you were a.
sufferer, follow his advice know
ing that he bore living, sentient,
vital stifnony to the wonderful
virtues 81 this great natural.
remedy?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-25
STORY
BEGINS NEXT WEEK.
When KnighthOod was In Flower will
be Offered Readers of The Ad-
vertiser-Get First Copy.

1t will begin in next weeks ADvER-
TIsER = When Knighthood was in
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by Charles Major.
THE ADVERTISER purposes to give to
it's readers a serial story that is as good
as the best. When Knighthood Was in
Flower is one of tho most popular and
delightful stories that has appeared in
the last five years.
Its author, Mr.. Major. is an Indiana
lawyer. A few years ago he abandoned
law to write novels and he was emil
nenily a success. His first book was one
of the hits of the year and When
Knighthood was in Flower appeared it
placed him in the front rank Of popu-
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Everybody should read this book;
The first installment will appear in
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those who expect to read it should not
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