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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
INJURED By K RAYS.
Boxer Asks Damages From Physician
Who Used the Roentgen's Method
TO Locate PUIlets

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb 19.-Roentgen's s
rays figured prominently in a suit for
damages which was commenced to-day in
the Circuit Court by John NJ. Mallett. a
young boxer of local reputation. He seeks
$4,000 damages from DR.. o. L. Schmidt,
recognized expert in the operation of
extracting bullets located by the rays aid.
Mallett had been carrying the bullets
in his breast for two years. and although
it did not trouble him, his employer. ply
sician, advised him to undergo the opera
tlon. He alleges that Schmidt kept his
body exposed thirty-five minutes to the
rays; that he suffered much, while the
bullet was not extracted, and a sore on his
breast made hole two inches in diane
ter, which will probably never heal en-
tiralv
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
JAMES ALBERT GARY.
Record of the Man Gho van BE the Neat
PosfnIaster- General.

PostnIaster- General.
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 10. James
Albert Gary, selected Postm aster- General
in President McKinley's Cabinet, is a
widely known man of Baltimore and has
been prominent in Republican politics
since 1870 when he was nominated for
Congress in the Fifth Maryland District
In 1879 the Republicans nominated him
for Governor. In those days the State
was hopelessly Dem ocratic and Mr.. Gary
failed Of election although he made an
active canvass. He has been a MARYLAND
delegate to every National convention of
his party since 1872, and from 1880 10 1896
represented his State upon the Republican
National Committee.
Mr.. Gary was born in UncasvilIe, Conn.,,
in 1896 OF English descent. In business
he has been highly successful He owns
valuable cotton-duck mills and is also
largely interested in other business cor
pora tions in Baltimore and vicinity. For
several years he was president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association
and is now vice. pre- sident of the Citizens
National Bank and also holds director
ships in several other concerns.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
McCook Not SnIented.

NEW YORK. N. Y, Feb. 19.-Colonel
John ]. McCook said to-day that all
the news he has of his alleged selection
for the AttorneyGeneralshi is contained
in the press dispatches from Canton. He
asserted that he had received no intima-
tion, direct or indirect, that Major Nc
Kinley intends making him member of
his Cabinet. Colonel McCook said that he
had never authorized any of his friends to
use his name as that of a candidate for a
nOrtfO1io
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
GARr FOE 1HE C4BINEr

Says He Has Been offered Portfolio
by Mckinley.
P1TTSBURG. Pa, Feb. 19-James A.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
BARON COMMITS SUICIDE
Descendant Of PrinceIy Houses K1L
Himself In Detroit, Mich

Descendant Of PTinceIy Houses RilLs
H'msetf In Detroit, Mich.
DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 19.-The BODY of
Baron van Oeyen of Schloss- Johannes
burg, Bavaria, was found to-day at his
home, he having committed suicide dur
ing the night by taking morphine.
While cavalry officer in the service OF
the King of Bavaria the Baron became
involved with revolutionary agitators and
fled to this country in 1850. afterward be-
ing disinherited. He married a German
girl in Baltimore, and while living in
Lima. Ohio, lost three children, and his
wife went insane. This misfortune hast
ened his desire to die. He leaves a mar
ried son here. He was descended from
princeIy German and French Bourbon
houses.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20

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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
Paym,nts mnde for Battle shfps.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 19.-The
Navy Department to-day made the first
payment on the battle-ship Alabama at
Cramps shipyard, Philadelphia, amount
ing TO $SS 1888; also the twenty-sixth pay
ment of $50, 800 for the Iowa at the same
yard, making next to the last pay ment on
that vessel before she is delivered to the
Government.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
BETRAYED BY A SPY.

Arrest of an american for Assisting q
WOn.dn TO Escape.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb. ia dis
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
Gomez Hor,tes the spantards.

HAVANA, CUBA, Feb. ia report was
in circulation to-day to the effect that the
rebel forces under Maxine Gomez had re-
turned to the vicinity of the city of Santa
Clara, but investigation showed that there
was no basis v hatsoever for the report.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
Brtttrh Tar. 10 Honor Hnshina,on

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 19.-The
Navy Department has received telegraphic
application from Major CaTlson of San
Diego for permission for the British
cruiser Comus to land its forces to take
part in the great land parade on Wash
ingtons birthday. Tne request was re-
ferred to Secretary Olney.
Evening star., 1897-02-25

Cockrell. Senator J. K Jones Senator
Chas. ID. Gibson, Col James G. Rerret
Senator Bate. Senator Teller, Representa
tive J. d. Richardson, Beriah Wilkins. las
l.. Norris, Senator Morgan, Senator Rlack-
burn. Senator Stewart, Senator Turnie T
w. Wadsworth, Charles j. Bell. Represen.
tative Benton McMillin, Fred Nav Raron
kotzebue, Stilson Hutchins. Senator GRAY
senator Call, Blair Lee, Senator German
Senator Martin, Senator Waltha,l. Renre,
sentative Money, George c. Gorham. SEN
ator Faulkner, Representative F. a Ma
guire, Richard dNeightman, ex-senator IT
X. Davis, Senator Don Cameron. ]. w
Thompson. Capt. c. W. Kerlin. Victor
Baughman, ex-senator w. p. Kelloyp
Robert T. Hough, Scott c. Bone, NJ. G. mi
Ter, Senator w. A. Allen, ex-Representativa
J. J; Hemphill. Representative f. G. New
lands, s. e. Johnston. w. c. MacBride
Daniel McConville, Senator Bacon, Renre.
sentative J. D. Sayers. Lawrence Gardner
Senator Chiffon, Senator A. s. Rerrv
Judge Hagner, John NJ. Carson Col. w. r
Morrison. Representative Amos Cummings
Senator White. Joseph Hickey, Edgar War,
field, Alfred Henry Lewis, c. T. Bride. r
e. Mattingly, c. A. Swanson, Mr. Tomlin-
son. George Fred Williams, Representative
William Sulzer. Representative c. A.
Towne. Senator Pugh. Representative c.
H. Grosvenor. Representative C. L. Bart
lett. c. A. Bpynton, A. ]. Stofer, Charles c.
Glover and F. p. Morgan.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
I;UYAI- BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYINANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAfLROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SMITH AND b STREETS
7:5e e. An Va week days-prITsBu EMIkEss- En-
Sleeping. Dining, smoking and Observation Cars
Hs rriSGurs to Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
81. Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet rarlor
10. 30 NJ. FAST LINE--PuIlrnan Banet Parlor
Car 10 Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
3 30 Pm. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExrEESs.
Pullman Buffet ParlOr Car 10 Harrisburg. Sleep
ing ard Dining Cars Harrisburg TO St. Louis, Gin
7:lO PM WESTERN ADMINISTRATIONS Sleep
tns Car TO iittsburg. Chicago; and Harrisburg TO
Glsysl91d :! col Dining Car to c4i,lgo
Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Pittslurg and Har-
Tistuig TO St Louis and Louisville via cincin-
1910 PM. PlCTFIc ExPEEss.-Pullman Sleep
ing Car TO PittsburE
Niagara Fails dsi ily, except sunday.
io:5G AM. for F!niira and Renovo daily. except
ii..nasI5r, sundays. $40 PM. anu
1:lo PM f1r Wlliamspcrt. Rochester. Buffalo and
in= Car Washington TO Suspension Bridge via
1o.4o PM for Erie. Cauandai=ua. Rochester. Buff
fslo and Niagara Fails daily. Sleeping Car Wash
For FHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 PM CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily;
all Parior Cars with Dining Car from Baltimore,
Regular ~ I-p' Dining carr: 500. 900. 1900
nnnE 'sT,; and @ 1lnias Ca Car from ZONE vii
IFS TN; On sundsy, 100 dining Car, 500.
s.Vo. 1l-Vf tDlnlns Car from " NllmlnStOnb AN,
I:-I5, 3-15. 80. $50 1000 and II 81 PM.
For Philadelphia only, Fast Express. $50 AN.
week days Express, le:15 p. NJ. week days. 2.O1
and $40 PM daily For Boston without
eiange. $50 An. week days. and 3:I5 PM.
G1ily.
For Atlantic City Via Delaware river bridge all
rail route. 3.15 N, daily.
Fu- Baltimore. 625, 100. 80. 500. 900. 1000,
1889. LOO and $50 An. l2:15: 12:+5. c:ol.
10. 3. 10 -: Iimiteti- 90 4.36 40. G:I5,
$50 I:i0. lo.oo, 1870, l1:15 and il 80 PM, On
sunday. 100, 500 600. 30J. 1850. II 90 A. NJ
12:la, lis. 2.O1. S:l5. 3 80 400 Limited / 20
20. els. $50. 1:1O. 1900. iO:4o and 1875
Fo5 Pope's Greek Line. $50 AN and 4:3s PM
daily. except Sunday.
Eos Annapolis. 100, 900 AN. 12:15 and 40
PM ddIiy. except Sunday. Sundays 900 NJ.
Atlantic Cost Line.-"FIorida Special for Jack
scnviile and 81. Augustine. 1o.4s PM week
dlys Express for Florida and points Atlantic
Coast Line, 40 An. g 46 PM daily; Rich
uOnd only, 1857 AM week days: Atlanta Spe-
cat via Richmond ant Seabolrd Air Line a 10
Pm. daily. Accommodation for QJaniico. T:45
An and 525 PM week days
Ticket ofices. corner 18th and G streets. nnd
NJ the station. Siyth and B streets. where orders
est be let for the checking of baggage des:iua-
tio1 from hotels ard residences.
J r HI TCHINSDN J. L WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
tils
Evening star., 1897-02-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

schedule N effect J1nudfE N, 1877.
Al trains arrive and leave a. PoEHs. IvaEil pas
sac say stations. Connects at Manassas for Stras
bug HIrrisoHburg and way stations. daily except
Western, daily ani with III ClIessapcakc and ohio
dai!y for the Natural Brldse and Lexington
NAIL Carries pullman Buffet Sleepers. New Yoc1
aGd Washington to 1acksC-Yilie. uniting ut Sails
Sp-inss. Nc: Knoxville and Chattanoo:a, Tena ,
AMI AT Charlotte i'm Puiimaa Sleeper Tor Augusta.
connecting =, Atlanta for birmingham and Mem
pL.s- Solid train Washington New Orleans with
EScursiOn Through Sleeper this tram every Sat
u'laGy TO . San I FFane!sel :, without eha'se.
- : .ol PM--Local fo- Front Royal. Stras+urs and
81 FM-psiiy Local for Chariottesyllle.
ASD FLORIDA Limited. Pullman ve.tiSaaG i.G
Sleeping Cars Dining Cars. Observation and Com
Augustine Also Pullman Sleeper New York 10
AuSa.ia With connection for AIKEN;
wEsTEI2N vEsTiBULED LIMITED. composed Of
Pullman vestibued Siecpers. Dining Cars ana Da )
Teap via Ashete SnS,yi aSd and C6ttanod n Nashsls
New York - TAMPA, via Charlotte. CoIurnI5ia
pills. Via BIZ ming1am; New York to New Orleans
VIA Atlanta and Montgomery ves,ibuled Day
Dining Car Greensboro 20 Mont geometry.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND 6HIo DIyIS
ION leave Washington 9-0l M. daily and !. ~
pm. daily except sunday, and 6.25 p m sunday y,
only for Round Hill; 81 pm. daily. except sun
Returning. arrive Washington ) Is a a. and q ~
pm daily from Round Hill. 1u6 a IN. daily ex
cept Sunday, from HerndOn S:3i N daily e.ren,
Sunday. from LseSburg.
Through trains from the s.uth arrive at Wash
ingtOn. o:i2 an: ~ pm. and $40 pm daily
s:45 N. exeep' Ni9rdiy iiarrisonbtrg II: 40 ant
80 p III. daily. s1cept Sunday. and $50 Z m
daily from ChaFiOttestiil
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and inforua
ton furnished az ehces. 5ii aad 1900 Pennsy
avenue. and al Pennsylvania railroad passep-el
WI. GREEN. General supt.
j. NJ. CIIP, TRAFFIC Manager
W. A TURK Gen Pass Agent
MS L. s. BROWN, Gen Agent Pass Dent,
Evening star., 1897-02-25

trians since Mrs Cleveland moved into the
slidell homestead. Numerous passersby
stare intently at the old brown house In
hopes of catching glimpse of it's occu-
pants but see few signs of life. Yesterday
morning the Cleveland children, In charge
of nurses. came out to play on the front
lawn. The cold weather, however, soon
drove them indoors Mrs. Cleveland has
been asked to officiate, In conjunction with
the wives of prominent professors, as
patroness Of the Evelyn College benefit
dance to be held tonight. If she accepts
this will be the first social event in Prince
ton in which she will participate
Evening star., 1897-02-25
623 18TH STREETN.W.
Killed at a Grade Crossing,

An incoming passenger train on the
Southern railway struck a vehicle st
crossing four miles east of Cbattanooga
yesterday afternoon. In the vehicle were
seated ten members Of the family of W.
+. Woodward, a farmer, and nine OF The
occupants were killed, the only one csc: p
ing being a three-year-old girl, Virginia
Woodward. The killed are as follows:
Mrs. Laura Woodward. aged foriy-four
years; Geo. Woodward, her son. aged
twenty-four; Josie Woodward, a daughter,
aged twenty-tyo: Mrs Lizzie Woodw ard
Montgomery, a married daughter. aged
twenty; Mrs. Mong gori,ery's son Roy, an
In fant two months cid; Della Woodward.
a daughter, aged seventeen; Mary Wood
ward a daughter. aged thirteen: Daisy
WOODWARD "a daughter. aged ten; Ada
Woodward, a daughter, aged eight.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
HONEST TESTIMONY
MUNYON'S PROOF.

MR.. L. WILKINSON. \ PROMINENT STORE
KEEPER. OF 1854 Thirty second street northwest.
Washington. II. G, sayS: Il am nifty tour y"ars
Of ase, and until 1 took treatment your insti
tuition. ] WAS AFFLI' TED WITH tArAl;liH.
AND WAS DEAF FOR Ten YEARS. InuDh
thar il impossible for to conduct my bust
as it shorld be done was treated AZ
time by a specialist for three. months hut received
hcncft whatever. A another timc TND PROM
1\ENr SPECIALISTS TREATED ME pAllN FOR
OVER THREE MONTHS. AND i WAS WORSE
THAN WHEN COMMENCED | WAS 80 DEAF
that To tell if watch dock rlnhlne |
HAD TO WATCH THE SECOND HAND AND
PENDtLtM. l placed myself under Tho ~
Munyon's Specialists. aud after the first
1 could hear, and have haan improving since.
can at present hear conversation IN low
of voice: CAN HEAR THE CLOCK TliE IN M
ROOM from room the low r floor sonnet hing
could do before in three years. I CAN also
HEAR MY WATCH TI,k SOME FEET ANAN.
which WAS simply impossible before. IN FA;~r. l
CAN NOM HEAR - WELL As | EhEt pIp.
These of the public who desire can cali AT my
store and see me. my Wife. and cilnCr will glad
ly give them the nforn inn ;hry ask. I
TENDER IoU THIS TESTIMONIAL. TNS'i.I,-IT-
Ell. and do IN SPIRIT ol' ,sl;ATI1I DE.
after what you and yolr doctors have Done for me-
Had il been asked for l do not frpl that | w"uld
have given it, BELIEVE Me. | AN THANKFUL.
AND NIL EVER PRAISE: NoI-E NoNDERFIL l.
REMEDIES AND TREATMENT"
Evening star., 1897-02-25
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MI. VERNON
RAILWAY.

From Station. 131a st. and Penna. ave.
In effect July 20.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.-6:4O, T:O5. 135 cx., $500,
$50 cx.. 800. $50. '1O:O5 ex., Ill 90. 1l:K
.I2,o5 ex, 12:ao' .l;ls. :45; .2;o5 ex.. 2:io.
$40. '6.oo ex.. 62o. 100. 800. 1900. '10:OO.
I'll 20. SO
DAILY.
FROM AIEXANDRA-5:55, 6:25 6:ss TO ex,
!is ex; 800, $50. ex;. .9:oo 9:ao. 1000.
.i1tD. 40. -12:25, '1:06 ex., lis, 900,
2:+0. 1906 e1.. 400. '4:25, 4:4o ex., 4:4S ex,
'5-I5 ex- $40. '6:15. 100. 7:15 ex., 800.
'9:0H, 1000, Ill 90.
DAILY.
FOR MOUNT VERNON. RIVERSIDE AND WAY
4.15.
DAILY.
FOR ARLINGTON. Daily.-S:00. 900 10 G5 II 100,
1905. lis. EOS. 2:i0 800. Cos. 700 500.
Baggage checked free for passengers hodin,. first
class tickets at station. Bicycles, 25 GEMS each
c. T.. ABBOTT. GEO r. PHILLIPS
Gen Manager Gen. Pass. Act.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
The Competitor Case.

The President has sent to the Senate a
letter from the Secretary of State, in reply
to resolution of the Senate asking for in
formation in regard to the case of the Com
petitor. The Secretary says no additional
information has been received since his
communication Of January % on the same
subject.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
CURIOUS PRINCETONIANs.
Great Interest in the Movements of
the Cleveland Family,

the Cleveland Family.
President Cleveland's horses and carriages
arrived at Princeton, N. j., yesterday af-
ternoon from Washington and were duly
installed in the new stables. There were
-FOUR vehicles, coupe, victoria. top
surrey and rumble phaeton and four
horses. Last night the Cleveland residence
had lost much of its former unfinished ap-
pearance. Few of the windows remained
uncurtained and through many of them
lights shone cheerily. Bayard avenue has
become a popular thoroughfare for pedes
Evening star., 1897-02-25
PROPOSALS.

Proposals FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard, Washington, ID. C.-February H. 1877
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals Supplies
h for the Navy Navy Yard I'd Washington, D.. c. TO be
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment, WashiI gton,D Dc until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, MARCH SECOND, 1897, and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish at the
Navy Navy Yard, I washington, D. c., 10000 feet
articles must conform to the navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the Navy
Yard, Washingto ton. ID. c. The attention of manu-
facturers and dealers is invited Tie bids all
other things being equal, decided by lot. The de-
partment reserves the right to waive defects or
to reject any or all bids not deemed advantlyeo
to the government EDWIN STEWART, Pay
master General N.S.N fe1S-2aw2w
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.,
Washington. DC, February 49, 1S37.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. MARCH EIGHTH, 1897, for grading.
and regulating l. street southeast between 4th anI
9Th streets. Blank forms of proposal, specifications
and all necessary information may be obtained at
this office: JOHN W. ROSS, GEORGE TRUES-
DELL, CHAS POWELL, Commissioners, D. C.
fe19L6t
Evening star., 1897-02-25
Hotel Fire at O.wero,

The Ringiand House. Oswego. and six
adjoining smaller buildings Were burned
Yesterday morning. The fire started In
the hotel, and spread with great rapid
ity to the south and east. and Il was feared
at the time would take in an entire block.
There were thirty guests in the hotel at
the time, who were rescued by the police
and fremen. A steamer company from
Fulton was sent to aid In fighting the fire.
The loss will amount TO $1o.V00.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
DENTISTRY.

Painless Extracting, soc.
Best teeth, S.. Filings. Crowns, Bridges ETC.
at corresponding prices. Each department In
No students. All work guaranteed. See larger
ad. on page 8.
U.S.Dental Assn, ,7th&D SITS
ja410tf
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-DENTALD DEPART.
ment of Columbian University, 1925 Ii ST. NV
All operations upon the teeth at cost of material
used Extracting free. Hours from to pm.
Evening star., 1897-02-25

The German-American Bank OF Tonawan-
da, n. Y, was closed yesterday by order
Of Superintendent of Banks Mili,urn, on
the ground of insolvency.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
M R. RYAN'S VISIT
Entertained at Dinner Last Night and
Left the City This Morning.
Mrs. Bryan still Here and viii Re-
main Some Days-IIcr Husband
to Return sunday.

w. ]. Bryan left the city this morning a;
for New Haven. Conn. where he is to de-
liver lecture tonight Tomorrow night
and Saturday night he will lecture in New
York. Returning. Mr.. Bryan will reach
here Sunday morning and will remain in
the city until Tuesday. when he and Mrs.
Bryan will leave for the west. Their ex-
act plans have not been decided upon. G.
I. Bride, with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
are stopping, accompanied his guest TO the
depot. There were a good many people
at the depot who recognized Mr. Bryan and
who were greeted cordially by him.
Early this morning Mrs. Bryan, Mr.
and Mrs. Bride and little Miss Grace BRYAN
went to the Congressional Library building
leaving word at the house that they would
return in short while to receive whatever
visitors called. At 10 o'clock a number
of newspaper men had called. They went
to the library and found the party strol!ioy
over the building.
Isn't it beautiful" ssked Mrs. Bryan.
When l was here last the fresccing had
not been completed" Outside of her re-
mark as to the beauty of the building Mrs.
Bryan appeared as if she was absorbed in
thought, and evaded conversation especial-
~ on the subject of the movements OF
herself and husband. She said they had
Whlcn was purely social one designed for
few days rest. They would he here
until Tuesday. Mrs. Bryan. it is thought.
will remain at the home of Mrs. Bride most
of the time. She will not go out much.
She will receive her friends and may at
tend several entertainments in the even
1rgs. Mrs. Bryan was plainly but neatly
dressed this morning. Her black dress
was almost covered with "a long seal
sacque.
Little Miss Grace Bryan. whose eyes are
her mothers and mouth her fathers. was
in pleasant humor, and to newspaper mea
who spoke of these similarities she dis
torted her mouth in a comical manner as
If making speech
On Monday, between l. and o'clock
Mr.. Bryan will visit his newspaper friends
IN the press gallery of the House His
popularity among the newspaper men will
probably insure pleasant visit They re-
member that at the ST. Louis convention
ne sat among them as hard at work as
the busiest man, AMI that he stiu does
much newspaper and literary work
The many visitors to the library were
rot aware of Mrs. Bryan's presence She
endeavored to keep in secluded hooks as
much as possible and avoided inauisitiye
glarces.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
corea,. Kinr now IN Hi. Palace.

A special dispatch from Seoul. Corca. to
the Corean legation in this city states
that the king has returned to his palace
from the Russian legation. where he has
remained since the recent emeute.
Evening star., 1897-02-25
MemiAWOrtl linn.

BHTMORE, ASIIEVILIE, n. G.
This magnificent hotel, delightfully."- located in
the mountains of western North Carolina, has
been leased to Messrs: Linsley & Kittredge The
hotel Is newly and elegantly furnished and car
peted. go porcelain baths added, has electric
lights. cteam heat open freplaces, elevators, and
all is appointments are superior, good stables
and the hest golf links in the south.
Through vestibule sleepers from New York The
management Of this hotel will be most liberal
Fo- booklets and further particulars address
Messrs. Linsley Il kittredge. n. B.-Mr. Linsley
was the successful proprietor of the Hotel Bon
Ar, Augusta. Ga. de19-eo 3m
Evening star., 1897-02-25
MUNYON'S REMEDIES.

A separate cure fer each diScsse-ar,. spid 10y all
druggists With Them every can hccGpic their
doctor. Thousand o.. homes haye no other
family physician than Munyon's Remedies. Hun
drcds of people have been cured.
No money Is received for eNamina-
tiOn, no money Is received for ..-
vice. no money is received for
medical attention. either at the
Office at your home.