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The Howe stesOn Stores The Howe &StetsOn Stores Second Day of the
 Notion Sale
The sale IS aheady an assured guccess.

The sale is already an assured success
 First of a it is timely The autumn dressmaking is just beginning. That's time when you always need lots of Notions.
 Second the sale includes the very things you will need
 Third, there is about everything in the sale and every thing in the sale marked at special price For example,
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TAPE

Roll Cotton Tape, Award pieces of sizes 8, 10 and l2 Regularly Sc roll-- special at 1c.
 Ennish Superfine Tape, in ], E and finch widths. Regularly l0c and 12c roll of 10 yards special at Sc roll.
 Bundle Tape, cotton twill, assorted widths. Regularly 5c bundle of 6pieces special at 2 2bundles for Sc.
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fEATHERSIITcHED BRAID

Full 6-yard pieces; F pretty pat terms, new designs on good mate rial. Regularly 10c piece--spec- ial at Sc piece.
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SAFETY FINS

Alliance Safety Pins all sizes of this famous make; nickel-plated. AL ways sold for 5c dozen special at 3 dozen for Sc.
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COLLAR FOUNDATIONS

The Princes, of silk chiffon, with mercerized edge; pointed shape, all sizes. Regularly 10c--special at 7c each.
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IRONING WAX

Chinese Ironing Wax, with wood handles--the best. Regularly 2c each--special at 6 pieces for Sc.
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AFTER PUBLIC PLAYGROUND. High School Pupils Trying To Push
 Last Seasons Project.
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DARNFRs, DARNlNG COTTON, ETC.

DARNERS, DARNlNG COTTON, ETC. Japanned Stocking Darners, regularly 5c-special at 2c each. Darning Cotton the celebrated 'tH. B. fast black. Regularly Sc l. all-special at 4 balls for Sc. 5OO-yard spool Blasting Cotton, of quality that will give excellent satisfaction, Regularly 5c--spec- ial at 2 spoois for Sc. 1O0-yard spool Machine Cotton, full length; and in desirable sizes. Regularly % each special at 4 spooIs for Sc.
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To Prove What Swamp-ROOt Will Do for YOU. a S

Eighth street from p 10 T. streets. in
sidewalk districts Nos. "A and p and de-
fray the cost and expense thereof. esti-
mated NJ nineteen Thousand eight hundred
Cs19. 5000 dollars, or one and 25-1O0 tSI -
dollars neT front or linear foot, by q local
assessment for q depth of twenty-five go
feet upon the lots or pieces d ground
within the following described districts,
being the districts to be affected or bene-
fitted by said Improvement. namely:
On Street-Ali OF lots and 3 block
13: all of lots , and 3. block IS: all of lots
: and :, block 81; ali OF lots , and 3.
block Il. all of lots and 3. block GO: and
all of lots ] and 4. block 90. plat d.
On 3 Street.-AN of lots , and 8 block
u; all of lot 4, block -: al OF lots 1 and T.
block l6; all az lots and 2. block Il; ali
OF lots = and 3. block 90: all of lots ] and
4. block 81: all of lots and 4. block a.
all of lots and 3 block -: al 5f lots ,
and 3 block 6S; all of lots ] ana /. block
So; all of lots and >. block %; ali Of lots
. and g. block 96. all Of lots and g. block
lel and all Of lots ard >, block III, plat
on z sreet.-AI Of lots / and 4. Block
S. Plat ID.
on First Street.-The east > rods Of lot
J. block >. plat II, all of lots I and .,
block l5: and all of lots l and ?, block IL.
On second street.-AlI of lots and ..
block =: oil Of lots ] and = block Al:
all OF lots ] and ?, block =. plat d, and
the east 5 rods of lot !, block 8, plat az. .
on Third Street-All OF lots I and >
block "A; ali Of lots / and ,. block IS; all
Of lots I and 2. block 46: and all Of lots I
ard 2. block q. plat ID"
On Fourth street--Ali Of lots and 3.
block ~ al Of lots / and ? block s.; all
of lots 1 and ,. block s.: and all of lots I
and >. block So. plat D.
On Fifth Street.-Ail of lots and {.
block IS; an OF lots and f. block &C. ali
OF lots ! and .. block 7S: AT Of lots and
.. block "a; and ali of lots I and =, block
IS. plat Cd
on Sixth strset.-All of lots 3 ana 4.
block p, all of lots ] and ., block as; and
All Of lots ] and ?. block %. plat d.
On Seventh Street All Of lots / aud .
block fol. ali Of lots I and :. block 102.
and all of lots J. and ,, block io3 plat
ID.
On Eighth stTaet--Ali OF lots ] and .
block 10, all of lots I and . block l25.
and all of lots I and ., block I24 plat
ID" Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rvirg out OF such intention must be pre-
scented H. writing To the city recorder
on or before the 18th day of February,
1904 being tee time set by said council
when il viii hear and consider sich pro-
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SAYS STRIKERS CAIN
William Price of Miners Union
Talks of Carbon County
Strike.

william Price, district organizer and
board member Of the United Mine work
ers Of America, yesterday came III from
Price for the purpose Of acting as q VII
ness IN a bankruptcy case.
Dir. Price states that conditions are
more favorable for winning the strike IN
the coal fields than ever before.
The strikers number about 900 in the
different camps, and with thelr Iainilies
they count up TO about LOO persons, all
of whom are being provided for by the
national organization. 4 good part OF
these dwell in tents, but there is prdctiC-
ally no suffering,
Mr.. Price states that the union y grow
ing, as many who come Ina 20 work soon
quit, Join the strikers and return to their
homes. The Utah Fuel company, he says,
is losing profits by reason Of the mex
peTienCe OF the new men. lie thinks that
this financial loss will soon bring them
10 terms and a recognition OF the union.
lie makes complaint against Sheriff
Wilcox. who. he says. drove the children
from the public school at Castle Gate
when their parents were eviCted from the
Company's houses. Last week, he states,
place for going to the pOStOffice. They
were held but short time however, and
released. 1t is expected that the same
rule viii be adopted there as the one
observed at Sunnyside. where the strik-
ers are allowed to name one person to
get mail
There is d strange mixture Of pleasure
and sorrow prevalent IN the camps. Al
Sunnyside two tents have been put to-
gether a piano has been installed and
every night the strikers hold a dance.
At the same place few days ago the
child of striker died, and before the be-
redved parents could telegraph Mr. Price
at Helper for coffin the operator wait
Williams OF the Utah Fuel company al
Salt Lake,
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GENERAL BANKING BUSHES
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
city council of Salt Lake City of the in
tention of sucL council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvements, to-wit;
Constructing a cement sidewalk SIX rect
wide on the west side Of A street from
Fourth to Fifth streets; the east size Of
A street from South Temple TO Fifth
streets: the west side of B street from a
point 10 rods north of South Temple
street to Fifth street: the east side OF =
street from South Temple 10 Ninth
streets; the west side of 2 street from
Second 10 Third streets; the north side Of
First street from point . rods west ot
street to r street: the north side OF
Second street from Il point . rods west
OF 4 street TO Z street and from ID street
to z street: The north side of Third street
from 4 to street. the south size
OF Fourth street from A to = streets the
north side of Fourth street from A 10 j
streets: south side of Fifth street from
A 70 G streets; the north side of kitth
street from 3 to r streets; the south side
Of Sixth street from A &c 3 streets: the
north si0e of Sixth street from 10 y
streets: the north side Of Seventh street
from Z TO Z streets; the north side OF
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY. THE
city council of salt Lake City of the in
tention of such council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvements. to-wit-
Constructing "a cement Sidewalk. four
icet wide, on the esst side of IT street. be-
tween South Temple and First streets. lin
sidewalk district No. p. and Gefr&v the
cost and expense thereof. estimated or
two hundred seVeuty-seFen and C1-Icl
(S277 % dollars or S4-10G $3.50 dollars per
front or linear foot. by local assess
mejlt for 70 depth OF twenty-five 325} feet
upon the lots o. pieces of ground within
the following described district. being
the district to be- affected or benefited bv
said improvement. namely; Ali of lots .
and 8. block 6, plat ID. Salt Lake City
survey.
All protests and objections To the carry
ing out Of such intention mus be pre-
sented in writing to the city recorder Cu
or before the 18th day OF February 1904
being the time set by said council when
it will hear and consider such protests
and objections as r1ay be made thereto
BY order Of the city council of SAT-
Lake City, Utah.
Dated December 18th 1866
J. =. CRITEHLOW.
CITY Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No 90
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FOR WOMEN
huCh That Every Woman
Desires to Know
kbOut SanatiVe AntiSep-
tic Cleansing
End about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands

Too much stress cannot be placed on
the great value Of Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment and Resolvent 10 the antiseptie
cleansing Of the mucous surfaces, and
Of TIC blood and circulating 1uids, thus
naording pure, sweet and economical
local and constitutional treatment for
weakening alterations, inhammatiOns,
itcbings, trritations, relaxations, dis
placements. pains and irregularities pc
ruliar II females. Hence the Cuticura
remedies have wonderful influence in
restoring health, strength and beauty
to weary women, who have been pre-
maturely aged aud invalided by these
distressing ailments, as well as such
Evmpathetic Affections as anemia, chic
rosis. hysteria and nervousness.
Women from the very first have fully
appreciated the purity and sweetness,
the power % afford immediate relief,
the certainty Of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy which have made the Cuticurs
remedies the standard humOuF remedies
OF the civilized world.
Millions Of women use Cuticura Soap,
assisted by CuticuTa Ointment, for pre-
serving, purifying Snd beau flying the
skin. for cleansing the scalp Of cTusts.
scales and daHdrufl, and the stopping OF
falling hair. for sOfteuing, whitening
and soothing red, rough and sore hands.
for annoying iTritatiOus and Lucrative
weaknesses. and for many sanative, an
tiseptic purposes which readily suggest
themselves. as well as for ali the pur-
poses Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
sold Throughout nc sorls cutisars Rssolysa ~ ls
s.-r al hceiafe Coated ss. 80 per Tai e pl taF
rr-nt Fc snap re Jepots Leadoa = asEtsr'ia'fsa
A. Parls s gus a. Il Pax Bctlol- l5 CouIlp2i
rr- r+.ster Drug Chela- teE}- rn-e sEofiastefs-
~ Ssud tex " 4 Beek f1T Wouezs'
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MANTI NEWS NOTES.

Manti, Feb S-The body Of Deputy
County Clerk J. II. KnOpp was taken
70 Moroni Saturday morning last for
burial Several of mis- friends from this
city accompanied the remains TO their
burial place. The affair was a most sad
one and the deceased Is mCurned 10y
many of our citizens
Several inches ow snow fell during the
night IN this city and all feel jubiiart
over the prospects for the present year.
The sneepmen are especially happy
since the recent order permitting 3vo,NW
sheep 10 be graZed GA the reserve this
coming season. and the praises of Sena-
tor SmoOt and also Of Senator Kearns
are head loud and most every
where for their excellent work In be-
half of the industry. which IS certainly
of great value TO the people Of Sanpete
county
4 day or two ago H,50o was received
BIZ Company T. y. g. L. from the
state, Tor services rendered. which was
welcome visitor and much appreciated
\ baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Keller Thursday evening last. Nj.
Keller is the geniar clerk IN the store
of futile x Co. Of this city.
4 Charles Smyth. son of Professor A G
( Smyth of this city, returned from four
years trip to the Philippine islands Il
| few days ago. Mr. Smyth says that the
ISLANDS are IN many respects dangerous
to live on. as q man is Obliged to carry
a gun for self-prOteCtiOn, out in othC"
respects the country is q good one, and
most ANYBODY could make a living ittIt,
more especially if the person has Il good
education Mr.. Smyth has been away
from his native state for the past eight
years and says he finds many changes
since that time He thinks there are op-
DOrtunities for men OF all classes. The
climate here is rather cold for him. ds
he says they arc enjoying summer
weather in the Philippines and were az
the time he left
The Sunday school union OF the South
SanDete stake held q meeting in this
/ city Saturday last A large number OF
| teachers were in attendance.
Joseph Nielsen Of this city will put
up a bicycle repair shop here when the
/ season demands it,
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EAGLE MINING COMPANY LOCA-
ton Of principal place Of business, salt
Lake City Utah. Notice is hereby given
that the board Of directors OF the above
named corporation. at a meeting Of said
board duly called ard regularly held az
the office OF the company in salt Lake
CITY. Utah. on jar IS 1904 levied an
asses sment Of oae-aalf Of one cent per
share on all the issued and outstanding
shares of the capital stock Of the corr
poration. PAYABLE or Feb ., 1904 te
william Pische1 secretary OF the come
ANY. IL his office rooms 20 and FL Com
n.ercial National Bank block, corner Sec
ond South and Commercial streets, salt
Lake CITY. Utah. ANY stock upon which
sefd assessment my remain unpaid On
eb. g 19o4. viii be delinquent on FEB. y.
1904. and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment IS maze
before will be sold on March IL. 1894 20
nav the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost of advertising and expenses
NJ sale WILLIAM PISCHEL,
Secretsrv Esgle Adining COMPANY. Rooms
2a. and n Commercial National Bank
Block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
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DROWNED IN PROVO RIVER.
Woman Upset From Sleigh and Rolls
Into Water.

Provo. Feb. S.--Mrs. Hyrum Duerden OF
Linden was crowned in Provo river
about q mile above the Telluride Power
company lower plant this afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Duerden and Joseph Jenkins
Of WasaJch county were driving dow n
the canyon in a sleigh. a snOwslide at
the Blue dugway. where the accident &C
CURED, had made the road very dan
gerOus, and the sleigh tipped over. throw
ing the occupants down the bank
Mrs DucTden was the only one thrown
into the water. For some unaccountable
reason neither Mr.. Duerden nor Jenk-
ms were able 10 rescUe the woman, al
Though the water was not very deep al
that point.
They FASTENED to the power plant and
some employees Of the Telluride company
who came TO their assistance recovered
the body about 200 yards from where the
accident occurred.
Mrs. Duerden was = years of age and
was the daughter OF Henry kIeSg OF
IteDer. The remains were taken 10 Lin
den tonight and the funeral viii be held
IN that place at some later date.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo Feb. S.-FuneraJ services werc
held this afternoon in the Sixth ware
meeting house over the remains of Mar
tina COrbett. the g-year-Old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. COrbCtt, who
died Saturday from peTitonitis. caused
by appendicitis There was a large at
tendance Of friends and relatives. The
following speakers addressed the cOngrC-
CATION: Elders John a DOrius. George
Ekins. David John. G. u. Glazier, john
G. Jones and Ralph POultOn-
y son has been born TO MT. and Mrs.
Don Gee. All well.
Judge Booth held court in Hcber to-
day.
Mrs. Isabelle Smith and Miss Ethel
smith went TO Salt Lake this evening
to attend the Smith family reunion to
be held in the Beehive house JOmor-
row 49,
Fred Kirkwood and Frank Carter will
omen d thirst parIOr at an early date in
the building now. occupied by D. T..
Cuff on Center street.
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Men on the Car Platform
Thankful for SWaInp-RO0f
Attacked Diseases Due Cold Exposure and the Terrible Strain Their Work. OOmel
and Conductors Are Made Strong by This Wonderful Remedy

Obekdw Hmu fac
on he liter tn ut az
on in I'M udg mi Qkk sure fol m m Ct ter
h@ p nrShme &f dearng % ca 6 h
he srmgha denHgT nspnedb
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RFouTsITIoN FoR FoRGER.

sacra meuto. Cal. Feb. S.--Governor Par
dee today issued a Tequisition upon the
governor Of oregon for the return TO TINS
state of G. G. SaltDer, wanted at San
Francisco for forging q check.
The governor has honored the Tequlsl-
ton of the governor of Washington for
the return Of Patrick Nicely, wanted IN
that state on d charge OF seduction
N-celr is nnu in custody at Stockton.
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Splendid Results Obtained by
the Use of SWamp-ROOt.
Go a Reporter

During the epidemic Of grippe in
1889 | fell 4 victim; since then. at
the change Of the seasons-Spring
and Fall suffered more or less sew
erely with fearful pains in my bones.
accompanied with a general exhaus-
ton, sometimes 50 bad / would have
to take to my bed Last Fall I was
threatened with the usual attack, and.
hearing of the good results obtained
through Swamp-Root, l bought a SOC
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FINDS PLACE FOR LITTLE.
He Is TO Be Re-smployed in Health
Deparfment BY Stewart.

After having been once discharged by
order Of Mayor Morris only a few days
ago, A H Little Is 10 be re-emplOyed il
the city health department, beginning to-
day.
gave orders transferring W J. KOrth,
whom he sought in vain TO discharge. TO
the isola zion hospital and installing Little
in korth's present place as quarantine
Inspector
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Thc president to-
dav sent 10 the senate the following NOM
nations.
Marshal of the Central district of the
Indian Territory. George b. PTltChaTd,
North Carolina.
Postmasters. Colorado-HerbeVt Z.
Hanna New Windsor. Washington
Hugh Eldridge Bclingham.
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SWamp-ROOt Cured Me.
Ito a Reporter.)

Like magic fittingIy describes the
manner in which Swump-Root cured
me of poor digestion, coated tongue
and loss of appetite. of many years
standing. l tried nearly every mcdi-
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Lame Back Cured by Swamp
Root.
Go a Reporter.)

"For a long time l suffered with
backaches. | tried plasters, iuiments
and divers cOncoctions, without re-
lief. Hearing and reading 50 much
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pEATH o. MRs. JENsEN.

BIT. Pleasant. Feb. S-The wife OF
MAIDS Jensen passed quietly away at an
early hour this morning. Mrs. Jensen
was - years of age. She came TO this
state in 1857. with d haud-cart train
and has resided in this city since 1857
She was the mother Of eight children
four Of whom. with the aged husband
are still living 10 mourn her loss.
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Weak Kidneys Cured by
Swamp-ROOt.
tV- TpaE
60 a Reporter.)

Outdoor workers Of
every kiFtd escape grave
dangers by ia h5ERg
SWaEssD-R0OG at Esae first
sign OF Sidney OF hlaES-
der GFoulsEe. D0sa'f wait
EEEsGif tomorrow.
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HEAVY KANSAS FAILURE.

Kansas CITY. Feb. S.-A special to the
Star from Independence. Kan, says, The
failure Of NJ J.. Lockwood one Of the
largest operators I'm the Kansas oil fields.
is announced. The liabilities, IL IS SAID
Troba blv will reach $50 coo. The assets
are stated 10 he close to 100000 Mr.
Lockwood is "a heavy operator in the
PENNSYLVANIA oil fields.
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Heartily Recommends
SWamp-k00t.
(To a Reporter.)

Suffered q long time with gastric
dyspepsia, which no remedy seemed
TO benefit, until 1 commenced taking
Swamp-Root. l first tried a small
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1tlu III accordance WIN law ana an
order of the board of directors made on
the 9TH day of January. lgl3 So many
shares of each parcel of stock as MAJ
be necessary viii he sold AT tne Office
of the company, room A. Hooper Dufll-
ing. Salt Lake CITY. Utah, on the 2sd
day Of February. 1904. at 2 O'Clock D. m.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
SstHer with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale
r n WILKINSON. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, FEB. S, 1884,
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Sidewalk Extension No, Il.
DELINQUENT Notice

MELCHER MINING & MILLING
company Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City. Ctah. There are delin-
quent upon ths following described stock.
on account of assessment No. @. of 4
cent per share. levied on the 5th day
OF January. 1905. payable on ~ before
February 9Th. 1905 the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders rs follows.
No, 30 Of Amt
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cret the proceedings Of the meeting.
Apostle Clawson was il Brigham the
latter part of the week.
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THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting of the Ophir Queen Mining COM
psny viii b. held at room 10, CONNER
Cial block. salt Lake CITY. Utah March
S. at ID. m s. CRAWFORD.
Secretary.
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about the merits of Swamp-Root, 1
thought I would give 1t a trial. Be
fore finishing the first bottle the kink
IN my back had nearly disappeared;
this encouraged me TO use 1t faithful
". Five bottles cured me entirely.
and although it Is over six months
since my recovery | have had no pain
or ache since. IT certainly affords me
pleasure to indorse Swamp-Root.'
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gineer for estimates Of cost on the
three different plans for improving
/ Brigham street. The resolution was
referred 10 the engineering commit
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NATIONAL BANK Of THE REPUBLIC
L. S. DEPOSITORY.

L. s. DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX .........,......,..Pre President
JAMES A. MURRAY Vice President
w. Z. ADAMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cashier
CAPITAL PAID IN. S300, 900.
Banking IN all it's branches transact
Exchange drawn on the principal cities
of Europe.
INTEREST PAID on TIME DEPOSITS
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cine for stomach trouble that was
recommended TO me, without relief,
until | tried Swamp-Root on the adj
vice of a friend. 1t did not require
more than four bottles to set my
stomach right, and for the past two
months / have been eating with a
relish anything set before me, some
thing | have been unable to do pre-
viously for years. Am stronger than
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In my case Swamp-Boot was tine
one kidney remedy that cured me
when all others utterly failed. ] con-
slider its effect on weak kidneys really
wonderful and am pleased TO indorse
its merits. 1t cures and gives
strength
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bottle. which benefited me so greatly
that, TO make assurance doubly sure.
| bought another. which cured me so
effectually that I have had no pain
or ache since. Swamp-Root has my
grateful and hearty Endorsement