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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
CHARGED WITH
BANK WRECKING

FREEHOLD. ~. J.. June 1.-THE
case % George y krorhl president
81 the dsfanei y stionai ffank of AZ
bury Park and alsn director Of
the wfee I'D Monmouth Trust COM
pany of the same place. was called
fof trial tolaay before Iuigr Heiss
Icy krnahl II under two indicta
menta. ths first ehArKinH him with
sisnins a repoft OF the cunditiun u
the trust namusuy IT, which the
amount Of the Liabilities ann asset 8
Was falsely stated. aud tho apcon {
charging that In tho nApa report
kfaeht. with other officers 80 the
bank. falsely represented ana stated
the Amount uf his uNa liability a.
payer Knd tndursrf on notes 90 thS
institution
Atfrad e TwiniuH rresidsng of
the Monmouth trust coFslpsuy. Al 4
David = cornell. treasurer are also
under Indictment on the sAIna
chafsGas
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street hsys prsetlcaily no way %
reach the city
A special COMMITTEES conaiailuE ~
W. Maaller y w Mitchell. NeofEe
James 4 u. awaft. Morrftr Thorn
srn. ] NJ Frinh. J a. Perkins and
n ~ chiffon was appointed 20 take
the matter up with the streets com
mittne Of the city council,
This matter OF openlng IN ana I'm.
proving athaet4 On the uds flhta VIII
be brought to the altontlon % the
Interested property owners Win
view - Heuifins some improvement
in conditions. =.
A communication from tho faoifte
Coast Lumber - Manufacturers Aaso
ciation read at che meeting showed
that FOE different periods estqndtih
frutu few weeks TO sry cral months
past there was shortage on Tue
Northern Pacific and Great North
ern of lies ears. and that fot THIS
reason orders that would have taken
slp cars had 10 be cancelled
The report stated that there had
been slmnaf shortage on othef
lines la the state
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DEATH TRAP
MANuFAcrURERs DEMAND ~
% ABOLISHED

The "interafban death tfap- was
considered A. the meeting 90 this
arattls Manufacturers Association
al the Chamber af Cummanse to-day
Ia a communication 10 tho aasocia
ttcn. W. haptlsH aAiei attention Ca
the fact that n his personal knowi.
sdKe 10 horses and three men had
been killed on the lhtefufbAu mad
way and tfeatip FxtsndinE nut Firsg
avenue south fFau Atlantic street a.
the city iifafts
Whsle a VS. lftas stated Mr
Mosiler. thai the t'uEst sound f-iec-
trie Company had fulfilled It's inter.
urban franchise 81 eunstFuctiug a
3o,root roadway Il had taken pos
erssion ~ the entire roadway and
because OF the fact that the inter
urban cars run At a speed Of about
% miles pr hour an the trr~ii- Il ~
almost Eulciaal fuf q man 80 Estgfupg
10 driVn any kind u a vvhiete along
sha roadway. For this reason ard
Tor the reason that other streets 90
ths tide flats have mt been opened
up, Industries south o. Atlantic
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Near the lntsrurhan
C Classified Ads


Auction oafes ...a......
sale of elegant household
furniture Will take place On Mon
dav. the 18TH. at D. m. At private
residence, Of seven rooms AZ bzy
fgaIrnont avenue ftake Broadway
carr. n. ~. iliohert0n a TO nave
been favored With instructions %
sell By auction this following
praas mounted beds. springs, white
cotton and hair mattreHsea. birds.
eye maple bureaus. comoaes hha
ehiffonlerH. elegant weathefed OAK
dining set. consisting Of sEtanHion
table, dining chairs. leather up
hoiatered buffet, china cabinet, Six
velour portieree. cost 100 PAIR
Arabian net curtains. Writing
desk. Blgslow Administer carpets,
rockers elegant upright piano
heater, steel range. fine bedding.
eiderdOwn spreads etc. the above
viii be- on view SATURDAY betWeen
ana D. m v. a. Btcksfton -
Co.. AuotiOnssrs.
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STREET CAR
COLLISION
ONE MAN INJURED ON GREEN
LAKE LINE SMASH up

A rear.end collision occurred on
the Green Lake street car line late
iaat night. Fremont car No a1i
crashed into Green Lake car No. "a
at the foot OF Mentlake avenue
There wefa al least % people IN each
car and all we're severely shaken
W.
only one passenger was mach In
Iurcd This VAS Archie Boions
whose foot waA painfully crushed.
The Injured man was removed 10 the
Seattle General hospital
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soors 70 eRaAnlAa CLAN

number of leading Seatehmen
~ Seattle Win uieet Saturday even
ms a. tho Acme nu.insea College
.isslt nr the purpose of eFAHniains a
iettks % the Acottish Clan In thls
CITY several prominent eittseus ~
toftland, along with many old clans
men nom the EaA aud Middle
states, VII be present to explain the
Aims and CHESTS Of the usder. The
meetine VIII be epen e. all Scotch
men aud men of Scotch descent
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WILL DISCUSS
STRIKE SITUATION

The IOurneynsn Horaeshoarr
Union meets tonight In oroo~fa hail,
ln the Hinckiey block. 20 discuss the
strike situation. The matter = now
practically IN the hands of the
Western central Labor Union. The
executive committees Of that BODY
aud the executive COMMITTEES of the
union meet tonight st ] % . clock ~
the Western ceutral hall % decide
upon a course ~ action. The result
- that conference vii he submitted
o. the horaeshoefs' union
one more establishment. Mtteheifs
harHaahanin9 shop. began to pay The
scale demanded bg the f0urneynen
to-day
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entertained hts entire once force a,
ne heme On Thirteenth avenue aud
, ,,, way " being hls birthday
~ snesNH wpre revived hy Mira
ssSeepHh assisted hy Mra J. NJ
..ssNstgt aud Mra Cushing After
- elaborate banquet had hoen
80 sed tho guewta aanead unta mia
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history Of the institution rscsiyed
their diplomas today from the Case
School Of Applied Science.
The commencement exercises
were held this morning IN the cleo
trfrat building ~ the school Prof
q. s.. Howe presided and the adj
dress 10 the graduates WIS deliver
% by Iev. Dr FRANK W. ouBsaulus.
president Of the Armour Institute of
Chicago
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CARNIVAL COMMITTEE

President Herman Polite. Heefe-
tafy ~ A ItuHt and \. " Harmon
Of the Western Central Labor union
were appointed 10 take full charge
~ the proposed carnival 10 be given
this summer by the WESTERN Cen
trial At a meeting % That body last
Hsght. The carnival COMMITTEES To-
day opened headquarters IN rooms
JVf. 500 ana 3ii Arcade building
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EASY For
PORTLAND
.a,s on SEATTLE sAplY
wAltoP1o

a, esl,s Formerly OF Oakland.
"a ne could pitch. rsrke WILSON
,.,.,.a him lhus st ee@e aeeat
s.w,ny Ntgaeaax aud his t'urt.
- eagea went At tho local faclne
- a.xrrgation al Recreation
- ..sIsf,tav 10 the tune Nf % q }
FN.,f,.nA began hitting Erlin IN the
- mains and kept u up in nearly
LEV nnlng Eclls also made three
~ -. sixth four hits, three eFrote.
'.xset hail. a pass Go firHt and
sssalss dumb plAying save the
t.sssss six runs,
- =, lin. ha the game we're the
Is able IT, cope With hiakten
- IN all they only SGT three
=. ana one ~ them was rather
~ seare ey innings;
s s:s,s iisfis::SSrs ii |
nAkf.ANn. June n Sacramento
.'s.sfrgf oakland here yesterday At
ereaea b srorc 90 70
tns ANugLEs Jun. n, los An.
- defeated the 'Frlsco aksfesa-
- ksrv yesterday. score % :.
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Win a bottle ~ WHISKY. a faHsf and
= Natah IN his possession. and a self
appointed policeman haldinE him 4aua.
Ley taushsf. an indian vas found
hY fuiiHs Sergeant Stuart aAd Patrol
man Kent 81 the Nema ralsgu. In tn
rustFiei~si district THIS morning he
was locked 80 John KeHkr hal BEEN
fnssisad cs the AisIszy. the w4toa ana
ha faaor willis asleep in chair Ia
the saiees
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Friday Special

Friday s4swetai for methsr. lfeytf
whits h@xtsK.s snif,a sSfs collar. Soc
grade. faF - All episTsnss. " ~
Hutchinson . Co Uafner sec1na aad
ualaa -.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

fschinK piles produce moisture ard
cause itching. this form. as well az
Bind. bleeding OF ProtfudinR Piles
are cuF.d BY Dr. Ho-san-k0's Pile
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
ms Absofba tumors. SOC a jar. al
Druggists. or sent by mail. Urea tiss
fres. Write me about Yeur case. Dr
BosAnko Phradeiphla. Pa For sale
az the Quaker Drug Co. 1913 First
avenue. Seattle.
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SUSPECTED
OUT TWO MEN ARE NOT IpEh
TtFtGo As BANDITS

James Fay and william Mullen.
who were arrested BY Deputy ahsr
ifs william Cook and John gufihss.
last nikht. ugar Auburn. are being
held under suspicion of having held
np the AadFpra park car aoaa@y
niHht Y. ~, jennings end J J tst-
mil HafafWan aiti conductor " the
car. failed 10 iqentifY then3 TAFT
night. bat thsY will not he released
Until passengers who we're on TIE
thufu.
Aailsn has bust finished q iaH
term at Ballard for q petty affsnss
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Fer Rent urnlshsd Rooms
Gn6RD PACIFIC floffsfs Ifis i,Is.. , 49,.
uues house. ssvly Furnished. all nodsrRl
HT4rna ff.aAnrafa
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COULDN'T
HIT HOGG
wgaFoorERs HAD TROUBLE
WITH HIs TwiRLuRs

PORTLAND. June II Stats
Davis. captain 81 the Portland Ma
tinnalR ana champion kicker of the
coast was ordered OF tha grounds
IN tho Seattle Portland game lWre
Yesterday afternoon by umpire lack
Huston. fut ehiectinK to decisions
This was simply one ef the little
incidents ~ Yesterdays same When
hugdale'a hariaa walked away with
the hannrs The wehtaotcFa seem
% more given to dreaming than
hall pla yinH. and had not Willie
uoGn aulked and given thein some
runs on a silver platter. they would
have been shut out As q WAS the
Score stood seattle q. Portland a.
The score hy IHainSs
taaaea Fsa Rit. q.
Seattle, efell eel eti 7
rortfnd, o QQi 0 0 o0s =
HELENA. June II Helena de-
fratrd San Francisco here yeater,ia y
ny a acoFe Of - 10 &.
TACOMA. June 1.-THE TiarrH
defeated the Indians herv yesterday.
Score Tacoma II. Spokane g.
BUTTE June iI==tsos Angeles
was defeated by the locals here yes.
tsrday. Ecafe Huttu ;. Loa Au'
Heles a.
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ENJOY LIFE.


OF y az own in = teusiity whsrs ZOO saes
Heod surroundings and ths sssura nee
Thst ptaos Is Rainier Beach. on ths R.n.
ton stsstria ilns the nfst piacs The ears
stFihs t@ks washinstsn. Hundssas %
ss.. ' .f as ss-%' s.nss a pl ssls's e
~srA fer svsFTsss;y ,sfEs so.fss; sss=
sii Tor Fis tss ana 400 a. ts sowa ssd
s ss'e and ssA sq" s. s,s LSs s.ss
plenty wegd and water nice nsiahbors
1901 shsreh's ,v. ''srs. t s'. ,,
ss sssss .. sGg. r.. 70 T s.. ;: :, 90. e.
dollar see NJ. wssa. assni At enc.
:. hsis s,s h hssss. H. NJ X S'a'''Vahs
FOR sAIEa3H acres. owner needs
money ana wants offer.
Two acres. 81 600.
Lots from so up. on monthly pay
mentH. All close 20 car limo and
overlooking dreen lake.
Two cottages In North Seattle. 81 500.
and a number Of other bargains IN
North Seattle property.
Tel. Ini. Ll0la.
II. a. ANDERSON,
A GENUINE SNAP.
tf5e-aTen acres Of fine land. facing
on No I county ROAD, - mile
from school, excellent neiRhhdfs,
easy drive to thu city. a good buy
~ every respect.
ADAMS a NICHOLS
bl1 Washington Building.
CHEAP lots 81 $50 10 ~ Hiliman city.
only ~ ninuteE rida on old nenton ear
line on Washington street; terms As
down ~ monthly. Come today LarEs
warm once on grounds.
WE can locate you on the best homestead
lands IN Waahina ton. We have aous
good farms Tor sale. Call on y. a.
Casey. eos raeife block Seattle
FOR BALE-Nioa 4-room cottage.
modern on 2tth ave, near Madl-
On. 1890. Address owner, star.
Five ROOM eottass on "a ave. no.. a.
aaGrihue easy terms
TAYLoRscooK co. ais Arcade.
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s..sle afoIoo " !
fss:is a ioii0tSSi-i0 II
s..nsias q the Club.
ARTICLES FILED

lsAeies a incorporation Of the
saainrtan Trust Company were
81 Ia the county auditors efThr
A. rssefnE BY a. r. elise, attei'-
- fsr the corporation. The follow
a. are named As trustees J "
g.. Charles :. Miller n = Stim.
~ 1. J. saith. William i.ixatt. =
n CoAh. NJ Hency. A :. kerry.
d ] HumPhFrys. ]. A. f'flHk. John
&rarn. J W oiatwfn. William p
ffimhAi1 JAiu~s Campbell J 81
geFara. n l. Ailen and Fretsfiek
E.atiags.
Tks sxsssf aassapany Vas organized
hst spFtns a. totd Nv the Ctar At the
nzns 10 temporary osfrss viii be
, ~ Uieos building. on FIRST av-
Hsaa
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ror s.ls-Mi.e.Il,n.ou.

n
tiERE III - HIRE m fsf
10 CARLOADS q choice Furniture. NJ.
ana second bsnd Just reasivei FROM a.
Eastern ssntrups fifm. We have boakh,
Furnishings from the e@liAf 10 the Kar.
rstt We hsvs bought Il shs.D. W.
-il ~ y sssIs PC eu' WIS; yog
Ysfaliufs Co. sos-sio second Ave =
| curios
VISIT "Ye Oide Curiosity shop" foot
Madison street, Indian relics. sen
shells. sc.
/ Special asis kusriesa watohss ~sioid nilsA
American watch, warranted 10 years ~. 70
IsVsiry Co. So is,. opp. Rsinlsr. Grand
ron SALE Black and white collie
pups. 10 weeks old. $500 "a West
Mercer.
FoH GALE STOVES. rsnass. carpets. ieatb.
~ chairs. tables bookcasss. shoucases
Wardfubss au4 pictures 81 half price
WE have few dozen shaved axe
handles which we are selling for
/ zoe each clifford = Dow, nj SEN
eca street,
ron sALE-A fresh young cows T.
year-old Jersey heifer. 2slg Psaa-
dena place.
FOLDING BEDS.
/ Hhntsi and upfiEhts iabiss - order. sen.
srul repairing FACTORY sisa Pike. John
] 1891.
Society Notices
/ 4 AN mo naa. no hies IN your home with
/ ny screens Randall the Carpenter, 40
| Madison Phones. Main ITO " 1881,
Personals
I - aaaa~ssa~srarf 49, 49,.
| VIII. Marie HhGRreia CAL az star
office and get letter addressed TO
| herr
Lost
! SMALL tan dog. answers 10 name
OF Tiny: reward for Information or
m returned TO 1921 Seventh avenue.
Special Notice
f1fE fHorodRkfH okfI.gRr a 22ii
| FIRST avenue has changed hands, ena
/ Tor this week making fine ful cahinet
i phofos fUr Vi 10 dszsaf also doins
sopYine aea ealernlne AZ lowest prices
Open sundaya = II Deofnes.
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WHHsnl J. Ralusan. 81. 81 Everett.
a. Nsil Arinspsh a. % san Frahs
49,. Wtlllsfn unrien. q. OF Hos
tsxs seetia JEuscs Mehsn. 81 AMI
keIs Carroll - both % seattls
Nsfiis Eva Hunter. both az Seattle
fssfsrtrk pFut HammaonHz AnA
Are Clair llagisy. beth % seattle
kssHrt II Roy supple - add Mar
pnN Z. 1attsr. both Of TacomA.
COUNTY CLERKS BIRTHDAY
-cssnsy Clerk Koeps,l last evening
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LARGE CLASS
OF GRADUATES

CLEVELAND. O. June ii.--FIuy-
ave young men-the larVca, An the
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aFuHF ROOM ground "a. fot ssis. or rent
with lease. eVerffhina nfEt ssse -
"a Fastrth avenue. q bargain " tahsn
at hHces
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rift fH6TodBkfh ohLf.nni a 2ali
a. thia gsek making fine full cabinet
photos f0r Vi 10 dszsaf also doing
sopYine sea ealernlne a. lowest pfi@es
Open sundaya =. II peonss'
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chldren's Coats

or AT wool veussian. IN red. blue.
tan. navy and black, taaisfully
trimmed with braid epien,iid
value AT s. - ana ;to9. marked
for Fridays special selling az 1.
.......... 44a4s...4..ss ..s...t lsSo
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Women's Walking Skirts

These are handsomely tailored, Of
heavy errinzbone cheviot. In the
popular KrRys and browns, right
rood value at tseo. for Fridays
sale marked At s4ssssss.tts.s sJ.bo
Louisine Silk Ribbons
In the popular pinka. blues and
whites Nos. s. 7. D. worth iec a
YAsA. sns .-....-...s ! De
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SMALL tan dog. answers 10 name
OF Tiny: reward for Information or
if returned to 1921 Seventh avenue
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washington Instituts Of ostcopaihy- Fivs
years In Seattle. SAFE Deposit bidg TOi ist.
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Women's Kirnonos-

A collection Of All SILK Tsffets Rib
bone. IN checks and plEids ar
inches wide. unusually good value
AZ 1tc. for Fridays sale marked a.
lie
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A special showing OF the splendid
values offered regularly AZ sc viii
be unusually interrsiing Vests
and Pants. high neck and long
sleeves. low neck and shor, sleeves,
IN pink. blue OF white. drawers In
white only. ali at..........4..x zoe
Cuff Buttons and Shirt But
tons
In sets. for Men. all good styles.
worth f0c and 1sc. choice for Fri
dag at stts.ssssatsss.ss.ssss 90
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some go pairs OF chiidren's Black
Cotton stockings. unusually good
value at iSc pair. are 10 90. Fri
cay. et -. -. lOe
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49, '-s~~s-T-~.-~
VIII. Marie shogreis call at star
Office and get letter addressed to
herr
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Women's Shirt Waists

Uss~ually fine. 81 heavy Oxford
cloth. IN t~oztsus effects. ~ tan,
green. blue ard black. mingled
with white and relieved with small
white figures sold heretofore AZ
saSs and sssp. far Frigay's special
selling .....ssssss.ss.s... k3-Sv
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VISIT "Ye Oide Curiosity shop" foot
Madison streets Indian relics. sen
shells. sc.
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Zephyr Bingham

This IL one Of the most popular
fabrics for waists produced this
season. handsome white stripes on
colored grounds. old rose. reseda.
price b. put down to..........1se
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-30
New York At Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pfttsburg at st. Louis.
NATIONAI. LEAGIrT STA
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit defeated the Visiting Chicago
team. 10 10 1, yesterday, Dunkle OF Chic
ago being knocked all over the field.
Chicago played very loose ball.
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DOINGS AT BROWN.
Freshmen Slaep Laie After Their Banquet.
Other Eotss From The University.

The Freshmen all slept late this morn
ing, for the great Freshman banquet is
now over Yesterday morning WAS very
quiet. but before the afternoon was over
several OF the Freshmen got all the ex-
element they wanted.
Three members of lg06-St. Clair Shaw,
JACK Walsh and John FleminR--were in
an attic room In Centredale with bed
against the door The Sophs got In,
however. headed by Roy Eoulder. who
received two slight cuts with a knife that
one OF the Freshmen had armed himself
with. The latter says that excitement
carried him away. and the Freshman
class has formally announced its disap
proval OF the action.
In spite OF this resistance the Sophs
rounded in the Freshmen and started off
with them when. AS luck would have IL,
n gang 81 Freshmen came upon them and
rescued their classmates
In the evening as the Freshmen
marched down the hill there was abso-
lutely nothing doing partly because
the Sophomorcs were disgusted with the
affairs of the afternoon. and also because
Dean Meiklejohn put In an appearance
on the scene OF action.
The scene at Golb's was nothing like
the time last year when the windows
and streets were flied with a bowling
calm and uneventfuL What little dis
turbance there was occurred In the back
dining hall. There some Sophomores
raised a ladder and tossed a few rotten
eggs into the festive freshies. but the
Providence police force quieted even that
mild amusement.
Gustavus Adolphus Russ. last seasons
end on the varsity eleven, ofriciated az
toastmaster. and one hundred and nfty-
seven freshmen and three sophomore
guests sat down 20 the banquet After
the main business OF the evening had
been considered "a far as cigars and CT
sarettes." Tosstmaster Russ, introduced
os first speaker, Florence John Price,
president OF the class His subject was
'"rhe class OF 1906 and his text. "Ahl
who can tell how hard u Ia TO climb, the
steps where Fame's proud temple shines
afar"
Harry Ernest Pattee, captain OF the
freshman flQthall team. was next 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-30

Pain or DUH ache In the back Is un-
mistakabie evidence Of kidney trouble
II Is Natures timely warning to show you
that the track OF health u not clear.
II these danger signals are unheeded.
more serious results are sure to follow
Bright's disease. which Is the worst form
Of kidney trouble. may steal upon you
The mild and the extraordinary effect
of the world famous kidney and bladder
remedy, Dr. Kimers swamp-Root, Is
soon realized. II stands the highest for
its wonderful cures Of the most distress
ing cases A trial will convince any
one-and you may have a sample bottle
free. by mail
Backache, Uric Acid and Urinary Trouble.
Gentlemen when l wrote YOU last
March for sample bottle OF swamp
Root, my wife was great suHerer
from backache., rheumatism and ,s uri,
nary trouble, also excess OF uric acid
and liver trouble, After trying tne
sample bottle. she bought large bottle
here at. the drug store. THAT did ner
so much good she bought more. Inc
effect OF Swamp-Root was wonderful
and almost Immediate. She has felt
no return Of the old trouble since,
427 Best St, Buffalo. n. Y.
Lame back is only one symptom OF kid
ney troubie-one of many. Other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp
Root are, being obliged to pass water
often during the day and to get UP many
times at night. inability to hold your
urine. smarting or irritation In passing.
brick dust or sediment In the urine. ca
tarrh of the bladder, uric acid. constant
headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, ner-
vousness. irregular heart-beating. rheu-