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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-12

best girl.
Noah Cozart is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Granville
county.
Miss Maggie Thompson was
the guest of Miss Lena Martin
Wednesday afternoon.
E. L. Ferrell and A. N. King
called on their best girls Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Clayton has return
ed home, after visiting relatives
in this community.
Herbert King has a broad smile
on his face, as he sees his little
girl" every morning on his way
to school.
Arthur Brinkley was the guest
of Miss Pearl Carpenter Sunday.
Miss lola Cozart entertained a
number of her friends Sunday.
Miss Euna Cozart was the
guest of Miss Maud Chandler
Saturday night. T. B.
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News FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
Items of Interest from Various Places as Viewed and Told
i by Those on the FieId.--.PerSOnaS.
,. II il a life filled with Gods

g. 1t is a life filled with Gods
spirit.
h. It is a life of trust in God.
i. 1t is a life lifting a lost
world up to God.
iii. The saints eternal 6ura-
ton abideth forever.
a. Abideth forever with loved
ones.
b. Abideth forever at the
Savior's right hand.
C. Abideth forever among the
angels. .. --.-.-.,.
d. Abideth forever in Gods
love. ra~- 'ss--t ~~
Ae. Abideth forever in Gods
protection.
+. Abideth forever in Gods
presence.
6. Abideth forever in praising
God.
h. Abideth forever looking
upon the beauties of heaven.
!. Abideth forever beholding
our blood-stained Prince.
The text is a never-failing
source of comfort to the people
of God.
Postmaster J. r. Beal, of this
place, has moved into the new
government building, and Mr..
Beal will undoubtedly find it much
more convenient than the old
building. Mr.. Beal keeps the
business of Uncle Sam in fine
shape.
Old Person county is very
likely to be greatly honored in
the next campaign, as it is
strongly the opinion that Hon.
w. w. Kitchin will be the next
candidate for governor of North
Carolina, and that Eon. A. L.
Brooks will be the next candidate
for congress from the Fifth dis
trict. ROPER.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
MRS. c. T. PEARSON.


Following closely her sister,
Miss Mamie Bowling, Mrs. C. T.
Pearson, wife ofC. T. Pearson,
died last Saturday morning at 5
o'clock. The cause of her death
was consumption.
Mrs. Pearson was 25 years of
age, and had been married less
than four years. Besides a hus-
band she leaves a father, mother,
and three brothers-Messrs. J.
E. and Arthur Bowling, of this
city, and E. S. Bowling, of Peters.
burg, Va, and two sisters, Miss
Kate Bowling, who is a student
of the State Normal and Indus
trial College, and Miss May Bow
ling, who lives with her parents
in this city. There are also a
large number of relatives in this
section and in Person county.
The funeral was conducted
Sunday afternoon from Trinity
Methodist church by Revs. G. T.
Adams, the pastor, and c. J.
Thompson pastor of the First
Baptist church. The interment
took place in Maplewood ceme-
terry.
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A BIBLE and FLAG PRESENTED.
Tar Heel Council No. 2, Jf. 0. U. A. NJ.
Present Flag and Bible to Durham
Hiqh School.

The presentation of a Bible
and an American flag to the
Durham High School last Friday
night by Tar Heel Council No. 2
Jr. o. U. A. M. was an event in
the history of both the school
and the lodge that will long
be remembered. A large crowd
of people were present to enjoy
the exercises. The members of
the Durham Lodge were accom-
panied by members of the East
and West Durham Councils and
they marched into the Academy
of Music, where the exercises
took place, in a body.
J. A. Giles, of the Junior Or
der, was master of ceremonies,
and the music was furnished by
the Durham High School choir.
Such patriotic songs as MY
Country IT'S of Thee" "The
Star Sprangled Banner" and
Dixie" were rendered during
the evening.
The prayer by Rev. J. H. Nc
Cracken was followed by the
presentation of the Bible by Rev.
E. M. Hoyle. C. B. Green, on
behalf of the order presented
the flag. Prof. w. G. Brogden,
of the faculty of the High
School, accepted both the flag
and the Bible. All these speeches
were good, and all present
realized that each speaker was
doing justice to the duty assign
ed MN.
DIR. Skies, of Wake Forest was
expected to deliver an address,
but could not come. He and the
people present were fortunate in
securing DR.. ]. B. Carlyle, who
delivered one of his best address,
es on education.
The speakers on this occasion
were given attention such as a
Durham audience usually be-
slows upon a public speaker,
while 1.-THE speeches delivered
were such as would naturally
have commanded the respect and
close attedtion of any audience.
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Homicide In Warren County.

Vaughan, N. c., Feb. g.
Henry Dickerson, a white Sec
tion laborer, was shot and in
stantly killed here yesterday af-
ternoon by Jim Harris, a half
witted white boy. For over a
year a crowd of small boys had
been guying Harris about falling
from a train he had gotten on to
ride to the section, and seeing
that he was easy to tease, they
kept after him, every time he
came to town. Finally some
men took it up. There is a crowd
of "hangers-on" that daily con-
gregate at Woods store and who
are generally tanked up on mean
corn whiskey, and Dickerson was
one os the leaders. They were
having a hilarious time teasing
the boy who, becoming exasper-
ated, told Dickerson to shut up,
whereupon Dickerson commenced
to curse and abuse Harris, ap-
plying a very vile name to him
and threatening to kill him with
a weight.
Harris was finally put out of
the store and went and got his
gun and was passing by Woods
store when Dickerson came to
the door and cursed him and
slamming the door went back
into the store. Harris turned
and walked back to the window
and Dickerson on the inside kept
cursing him. Finally he came
out and said "You drew that gun
on me and | am going to have
you arrested" He walked by
Harris for about ten yards and
said, "You are a d-n liar. ="
Dickerson turned and started
back to him putting his hand in
his pocket threatening, when
Harris up with his gun and shot
Dickerson in the face, killing him
instantly.
Dickerson leaves a wife and
three small children. Harris is
an orphan boy. raised by Mr.. w.
B. Pierce, a farmer near here.
He is about % years old. 1t is
generally conceded that the boy
had been teased and abused be-
yond endurance, and being not
too bright, public sentiment is in
his favor. In fact, ninety-nine
men out of every hundred would
have done the same thing.
Harris was Immediately arrest
ed and committed to the Warren
Jail. His foster parents are
deeply grieved over the matter
and will defend him with all
their means.
It is hoped that this will be a
lesson to the drunken, hobo ele-
ment Of our little town, and that
the law-abiding citizens of our
town and community will take
the necessary steps to break up
this congregating of drunks that
=. fmma w.... xzs~x m.m...a..
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There was a small wreck of the
Southern railway near Cary last
week. The wreck occurred at
the point where the Seaboard
crosses the Southern railway,
and caused some delay in traffic.
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John Lynnis seriously III with
paralysisof the brain. His friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
Boys, be sure and get all of
the stumps out Of the road be-
fore you start home with your
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E. B. Cozart, of Stem, called
in TO see US last Saturday. Mr..
Cozart is arranging to move to
Norfolk, Iwhere he will have
charge of a stock exhibit at the
jamestown Exposition.
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Charles Carroll was tried be-
fore Justice Owens last week
and bound over to court In bond
for selling whiskey, and being
unable to give the same was sent
to Jail.
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From Timbeflake.


that he is better.
Miss Lucy Stephens has had
throat trouble, but when we last
heard from her she was much
improved.
IT. Gates is not deer hunting,
as he is kept in on account OF a
spell of grippe. He expects
soon to be out again. *.a
We are sorry to hear of the
recent sickness of Rev. S. Y.
Brown. He was reported as not
much improved on last Wednes-
day.
Henry Taft visited relatives
about Brooksdale last Saturday
night.
j. H. Howard is off almost
every day surveying land, either
At Roxboro or in the country
near by.
Atlas Brooks son went visit
Ing in his old neighborhood last
saturday.
Stephen Moore and his mother.
Mrs. Mollie Moore, have been
somewhat under the weather"
with grippe.
Charley Aliens baby is re-
ported to be much improved.
Last:Wednesday evening Henry
Taft went to his work and his
1ogs soon struck the. track of a
mink and ran it into its den in
be ground. Henry succeeded
b digging the animal out, and
Ne now has mink fur" sale.
J. H. Howard called on Roper
. few evenings ago, and we
PASSED the evening in pleasant
conversation. Mr.. Howard does
not lack for something to con-
verse about.
lowell Blalock passed this
way last Tuesday, going to Rox-
boro with a load of tobacco. He
returned Wednesday. Mr.. Bla-
lock does not seem to stand back
on account of hail and sleet.
Y NJ. H. Garrett never fails to
Vail on old Roper in passing this
! way. He had another chat with
kme a short time since.
Last Monday the farmers were
hailed" in from their work.
Winter had stepped in with both
feet.
| trust that the following text
and my sermon outline will be
Of some interest to your readers:
The world passeth away, and
the lust thereof; but he that
doeth the will of God abideth
forever. John, 2:l7.
/. Things not durable - the
world passeth away.
d. Lust passeth away.
b. Pride passeth away.
{. Pleasure of the world pass
eth away.
d. The gods of gold pass away.
.. Empires and kingdoms pass
away.
+. Worldly honor passeth away.
&. The earth, with all its
hcnnty, passeth away.
Worly-mindedness passeth
&N~p.
Men, with their evil deeds,
pas away.
A. What is doing the will of
God7
q. 1t Is a life humble before
God.
b. IL is a life consecrated to
the service Of God.
3. It Is q life obedient to the
will Of God.
/. It is a life of prayerful de-
votIon to God.
I II Is a life Of faithfulness to
thu Master.
(. II Is q life filled with anxiety
~ the lost.
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same action. deft. damage 1915.
Martin 0'Brien VS.. John King
ct al dismissed.
Ed. +. Landreth VS. Mollie Lam
dreth divorce cont.
State TX Rel Carrie Schuetter
VS.. Robt. Eckstein bastardy
Entry of satisfaction by relatrlx
cause is dismissed.
II. G.. Richards VS. Continental
Casualty Co. damages dismissed.
In the matter Of the estate OF
Joseph knabel a person of IN
sound mind. Report of private
sale to Jos, knabel Jr. for $1,000.
5000 cash residue note due2 yrs.
from date at per cent. interest
sale confirmed and deed ordered
Charlotte Harder VS. Henry
Flick ct al on note dismissed.
In the matter of the estate of
Thresia Lichte minor, Report of
sale to II. II. Schipp for sl4OO
cash. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
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RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Ind
annapolis, Ind ana, March 20 -27 -2s.
1907. On March will sell tickets to In
dianapolis md. and return for T.. 95. for
the trip good until March 20.
Colonists rates to all points, at less
than one fare for the round trip; also
Homeseekers rates to the North, South
and West at about one fare for the round
trip, Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday Of each month
There is now 4 rate to Branch points
Of one fare for the round trip going eve
ming train OF each Saturday good re-
turning until first train Monday Tick
cts are also sold on Sunday at one
fare for the round trip.
Special Excursion TO Washington ID.
G. March %, 1907. Tickets will be sold
to Washington d. G. March %, at rate
Of 5000 for the round trip good return
ing until April !, 1907.
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Circuit Court.
State versus

State versus
Gus Kunkel, S. l.. to d. cont.
Carl Rasche S. l.. to NJ. trial
by court not guilty.
Christian Hagen incest, deft.
dead cause stricken from docket.
Otis Parsons, c. Z. w. Plea
guilty, being minor sentence is
withheld.
VIM. Hunt c. c, w. plea gull
ty fine $50
Everett Dillon Intoxication,
plea guilty fine IS
Everett ID lion A e. B plea
guilty fine IS.
Lige Miller A & B plea guilty
minor sentence withheld
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Zach. Craig VS.. H. A. Roetzel,
damages, continued.
Sou, Ry. Co. VS.. Jos. Steinhart
condemnation, trial by court find
ing for Plff. that the right of
way be condemned and that
Deft damages assessed $1,000
Sou. Ry. Co. VS.. Jos. II. Mil
Ter, condemnation finding for
Plff. land condemned, damages
for def. $14O0,
Sou. Ry. VS.. Jno. Hartwick,
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Portersvi|Ie Points.

DR. Gray and wife of Peters
burg visited here Saturday and
Sunday The DR.. will move
back here again in about 10 days,
Charles Lansford sold his pro-
perry TO Fred Schnarr last week.
He will move near 10 Wheat
land.
Roy Breidenbaugh has been
confined to his bed for a couple
of weeks from the effect of a
fall he had from a wagon while
hauling rails.
Mrs. Maggie Beckett of Hays
vile visited relatives here the
fore part of this week. She will
leave for indianapolis next Mon
day to join her husband there.
Mis- es Jessie and Goldie Cox,
Clara Rudolph and brother Will,
Mrs Mary Giesler and daugh-
tiers attended the Confirmation
at St. Johns church Sunday
The schools closed here last
Friday with a good program in
the afternoon with a good at
tendance of visitors and Par
ents. The Negro concert was
comic and was enioyed by all
present. Those receiving Roll
Of Honor in MIR. Whiteheads
room were Celia Mehne. Tillie
Giesler, Goldie Cox, Annie Fish
er. Nellie Gray
Bruce Cox bought farm of
B iron Canaulty. near Nebo, Da-
yiess o. Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. BreIdenbaugh and
wife, Henry Huffman and wife
and Mrs j Cox visited at Geo.
Breidenbaugh's Sunday.
Walter Rudolph and wife and
Lawrence Breidenbaugh and
wife visited Jake Bowers near
Orwell Sunday
John Dillon is visiting his aunt
in Ireland this week.
Miss Fannie Dillon, of Wins
low is visiting her mother thi:
week.
Mrs. Weiscaver, of Orwell vi
sited her daughter Mrs Charlie:
Munkle last Friday.
Mr.. Will SEEMING and Ellis
Graham made a flying trip to OF
well Sunday.
Ray Weiscaver of Voelkelvillt
visited this city Sunday.
AUNT HANNAH
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The TOWN BOARD.

Met Monday night, all mem
bers present. The property
owners on 9TH street. with two
exceptions, demonstrated against
their assessment for the OPEN
ing of 9TH street, and their petit
ton was accepted and assess
ment dismissed.
The further consideration Of
the Fifth street matter was then
postponed until next Monday
night
A petition for grading and
paving Clay street North from
Sixth to St Joseph's church yard
was accepted and the town At
torney order ed to prepare an or
dinance to that effect
A Contract was entered into
with John Burrel to do hauling
for the town for one year for
5000. He will drive the street
sprinkler during the summer.
The Sprinkling wagon was
purchased of F c. kuebler for
$50.
~ feet of new 3 inch hose was
ordered of the Machine works,
for the use of Sprinkling wagan.
The town will receive prices
on 800 feet of new fire hose at
next meeting, said hose to be
used only in emergencies.
The Southern Ry. asked for
right of way to extend switch
10 the Desk Mandatory and for
the vacating of I'd street which
they use for 2 or three blocks
The matter will be considered.
A contract was let TO furnish
new incandescent lamps for use
for next year
Jos. Marx protested againt r
NJ. Milburn draining refuse into
the gutter in front of his house.
The Board went to inspect it
and found that the matter had
been cleaned up.
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The Difference.

Attorney General Hadley of
Missouri condemned in an adj
dress at Topeka before the State
Bar Association certain trust
methods
Il am sure" he said, that
we all want to see laws enacted
that will give a square deal to
everybody-the same deal to the
poor and friendless widow as to
the great corporation. am sure
we all want to see wiped out
that accusation of of unfairness.
of favoritism toward the money
power, that is made against
courts and the working of courts.
We want, all over the world,
as little as possible of that thing
which is exem )lifed in tn anec-
dote of the Syracuse widow.
This lady lost every cent she
possessed through the specula-
tons of some dishonest bank Of
Ificials In discussing the matter
with her, a minister said, sooth-
ingly:
The thieves will be punished,
maybe, they're committed for a
trial.
Yes, said the widow, they're
committed for a trial, it is true;
and my child and | are con
demned to hard labor for life
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The Perfect Way
Scores of Jasper Citizens
Have Learned 1t.

VI you suffer from bsckache,
There is only one way to cure it,
The perfect way is 20 cure the kidneys
A bad back means sick kidneys,
Neglect it, urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
Mrs. Mary l.. Kelly, formerly Of 1905
Ea 1t Michigan avenue. Evansville, says
'Doan Kidney Pills procured at the
Drug store, not only cured my mother s
backache, from which she suffered in
tensely, hut headaches mich made her
feel continual y miserable ceased. She
4 cps better, is not nervous and restless
during the night, weakness following
slight exertion - not nearly so apparent
Ms mother positively states that she
never used a remedy equal to Dosn's
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents
Foster Milburn Co . Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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Not Wrong, But

Emanuel Lasker, the chess ex-
Iert, was discussing in New
York the ethics of a certain style
of play; -,
Well he ended laughing, Il
suppose it is all right; but it is
intricate, Ell? 1t is like the sub
ject discussed in the debating So
ciety.
:" 1t is wrong'-that was the
subject of debate-Is it wrong
to cheat a lawyer"
The dec sion after three
hours argument. was:
mot wrong, but too difficult
to pay for the trouble. !"
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Notice OF Final Settlement of Estate.

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors,
heirs and legatees of Joseph Buchart
deceased, TO appear in the Dubois Co.
Circuit Court, held at Jasper Indiana. on
the 18th day OF April 1907. and show
cause, if any, why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate OF said de-
cedent should not be approved and said
heirs are notified 10 then and there make
proof Of heirship, and receive their dis
tributive shares.
WITNESS, The Clerk Of said Court, this
20 day Of March, 1906.
JOHN T.. HUTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
Cox x Hunter Aitys.
Mar. 22-2 wks.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the of
fee OF VIM. A. Wilson M to 80 p. m.
March 30, 1907 for furnishing coal TO the
factory Of the Jasper Ice x Cold Storage
Company from April l, 1907 to April
1908. Separate Bids will be received on
clean coal and coal slack. We reserve
the Tight to reject any or all bids.
JASPER leg d CoLD STORAGE Co,
VIM. A. Wilson, Scc'y.
March %, wks.
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A Statement.

We are requested to say that
the Statement in last weeks
Courier was wrong in that it was
old hose that was brought out
and attached so hydrant by mis-
take. 1t is said old hose used
for filling cisterns And that
the hydrants have since been
flushed. Well and good; let,lit
go at that. The Courier is relia-
Bile. The hose, old or new, was
bursted and bursted by having
mud in the hydrant. We were
on the spot.
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It's regular summer day picnic
to revel in the bargains and de
molishing prices offered by The
COURIER advertisers.
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RY.,
TIME TABLE
In force January 7, 1907.
ST. LoUIs-LoUIsyILLE LINE.

ST. LOUIs-LOUIsNILLE LINE
LEAVE ARRIVE
900 am 1910 pm y Louis Is pm-5:Ig am
3 - pm-4 80 an Huntin gburg 81 PINE as am
80 am. 90 pm Louisville 6ii0 pm . 10 am
EVANSVILLE DIVISION.
30 am. IS pun s. 20 Evans'e I0n5.i2.I5 10 .05
sis 3 l5-s % pm Burg 10 atm 49, pm
y 40 t.sa0-1;0 Jasper 10 I'm 10 s:sspm
j. G. BEAM, A. G.. A..
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FOR SALE /!

A 7-room house on graded
street, good pavement, well and
cellar. Apply at Courier Office
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IN Na - ful
C Or.
k"..4ct s~~altlp-Toci,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
Il is the great medi-
caliriumph Of the nine
ieenih century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. kiimer. the emit
nen, kidney and blsd-
der specialist. and is
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Annual Statement.

Second Annual Statement OF the Jas
per Ice < Cold Storage Company OF Jas.
per, Dubois County, Indiana.
Capital Stock paid in sl2,O00.OoI
Money borrowed 100000
Cash received for mdse 5,308. 81
Total, 2l,30s.sl
Disbursements.
Real estate, bldg, machinery 100000
Miscellaneous Items 1870 20
Fuel, teams, labor 1850
Total, q ,3Ossl
Assets.
Real estate, bldg, machinery 10. s93. 70
Ice wagon and tools 275.O0
Office furniture aud fixture 40 90
Mdse and book accounts $500
Cash on hands 1855
Total, l7,296.Oi
Liabilities,
Liabilities 5,O02 26
Andrew w. Eckert, President,
William A. Wilson, Secretary,
Anton Habig, Director.
Andrew Jutt, Director.
State OF Indiana, County Dubois SIS.
AnIrew w. Eckert, president, VIM.
A. Wilson, secretary, Anton Habig and
Andrew Il. Jutt directors OF the Jasper
Ice x Cold Storage company OF Jasper
Indiana, being duly sworn upon their
oath say that the above and foregoing
annual statement Of said company or
corporation 10 true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day of March 1907.
Herman Ecksrt, Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 20, 1911.
March 20, 1907.
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offer in this paper ard
send your address 10
Or. Kilmer & Co. Bing-
hzFn,on. N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :?
kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Amos, everybody '
papers Is sure 10 KIN
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Brighi's Disease. which IS the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is no, rec
ommendedfor everything but you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble Il will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in so many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the helpless TOO poor 10 pur-
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every case that a special arrangeT ut has
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who have not already tried il. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Rooi and how to
find out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
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collar sizes are sold by all good druggists
Dom maze snv mistake, but Iemen-
Der tue rau" swanp-Root, Or kilmar's
swamp Root and the address, Bingham
ton, y l., TN e. cry bottle.