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The evening times., 1897-06-29

has been oa the alert TO Brs.ssk UpthIs prac-
tee, and this morning he Captured a cap
per''1n the act
An old colored man, with a troubled
botS ON his face, entered the lower court
room Just before Judge Mills went upon
the bench He was clearly in trouble, end
closely scanned the faces OF the perspiriBFs
prisoners in line in the dock.
While the OLD fellow stood medtating he
wIs approached by an elderly colored man
with sympathetic CLEAN in his eyes
The latter asked il the Old man was in
trouble
Yes. sir; my wife is n prisoner here
Thea the ''capper'' suggested that thu
disnonSolate husband employ a lawyer
He mentioned the, name OF a eolured bar
Efstef, and said:
II can get him to defend your wife for
75ccnts"
st this iuncture Policeman Flynn put
III his appearance, and after questinning
the husband. decided TO take the alleged
He gave his name as Jo hn Sellooler, and
denied that he was Gaping Mr.. PuEn
gi,v- Lin severe lecture. and, with th,,
parting injunction, Don't you ever come
into this cDGrt again, unless yDH have bltsi-
ness here dismissed the NATTER.
Policeman Flynn says he has his eyes ON
other ''cappers.' and Mr. Pugh promises
tsy prnsccTss for contempt of court the neNSt
offender brDught before hlIn.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
BETTING ON THE FRESHMEN
Rswing Of Columbia's Men Secures
Odds i'm Their Favor.
Fer the varsity Race Of r riday the
Chsuces A re Thaught TO Be in
Corneil's Favor.

PoughEeepsie. N Y, June 29.-It is TIN
day befeE the third Of the races OF the
boating carnival, ana PUughkecpsie is once
nlore beginning to fill up with visitors
Freshmen from the universities OF Cor
nell, Pennsylvania aud Columbia, whose
crews meet tomorrow IN a two-m.le battle,
arrived in town in large numbers this
morning, and the indications were strong
that the attendance at toTnorrn VS. race
VIII be fully - large as was that OF last
Wednesday, when the Yale freshmen de-
feated Harvard and Cornell
The Youngsters all seemed to have money
about them and were prepared tu use Il
i'm haciinr the.T respective crews. Culum-
hia has developed lutJ pnunounced IdyOr-
ite for the event
Cornell freshmen are, So Coach Courtney
declares, the poorest lot Of youngsters that
has ever represented the red and white
The freshmen are discouraged. and auy
Improvement tnat they have made in
rowing since last wednesday is more than
offset by Their depressed spirits.
The PennSy lvaEia freS hmen seem tOhavP
neither speed nor form. and with these
facts at hand IL is ffiCult to predict
ANYTHING hut sueress tar Columi,is-
The betting or the freshman race be-
came moTP general and nsre settled mis-
IL:DHtings A good man v dD4ars were put mp
at ottsas at g u0 q On Columbia ia bsaS
Cornell.
TaruurrUw+s ricP viii be row ed down
stream. The start viii be at a point one
Hiie above the PeWghsseBpase bridge. ,tnI
the finish one mile below The race Willie
. started at E3G. o'cleRk-
As far aS weigtlts iA CTaRCerned. the tlsTEe
crews ale uniIsIdlY evenly matched To-
ntniia. the heaviest crew, ,lnveTagrs 81 5 3
psun 6, and CornrIL t1le nghtest OF tffe
Cln,e contestants, I54 il
There il bUthaif auI inch difference In the
average heiGflE Of thh crews. and only UNxo
years difference in the average ayes OF the
tEzen; Y-four oarHrleH. Consequently, as
far lst phYslGSA force is caHcrTneti. no one
crew has ANY apprsyiiIisIe advantage over
its rrvyTIs, an q It viii be pie aNing element
of the cuntI,Ss thai 10 witsbs decided chiefly
by the relatlytllliIo Of uhts cuR testing ,sie,lts
While the freshmen race is the chief
center of interest, Fridays big varsity
battle has not by any means been over
LpeEe,I- TlIes RnD wiHz, ones are still at
a loss to predict the winner, Vet they have
decided that the race lies between Cor
nell and the Quakers. with the cha noes
slightly in favOr OF tie former.
Cornell, IL is true, has ruwed the fastest
single mile on the river, but her time
for four miles is not much better than that
which has frequently been made by the
QUakers and whiRh ii nRVy seems must
he made by Coach CCwies' dark horses from
New York.
Reports are circula ting this morning, how
ever, o f gead, work DONE by Columbia, which
has set the rowing wise TO thinking md
today Fridays race is regarded as n con-
test which will be bitterly and closely
fought, and the result Of which must for
the. present at least be regarded as GouBt-
fli.
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'SALVAfIdE BAND SILENCED
Ordered by a Policeman to Stop
Playing at Certain Point.
Had Permit From Commissioners.
Places Are Accessible to IL.

Considerable comment has been excited
/ by the action of policeman in breaking
I up d Salvation Army meeting at tie curb
al the southeast corner of Pennsy ytyania
I avenue and Tenth street Saturday after
noon last.
The salvation Army Band, known as
| local corps No. 8, has for some time beeii
quaftered in a laIge tent, corner OF Fifth
antl er stnefts northeast Saturday after
noon, the band, consisting of about twelve
| pieces, emerged fTom their tent and pro
| ceeded through the streets To the conner
of tie Avenue and Tenth streets north
west, where the leader, Mr. William LIE wis,
| started an open-air meeting
MI. Lewis. 4nnoRuced the hyIan There
| is a fountain filled with hood and the
band rendered the sftIIre afneT which there
was prayer. When the band rose from their
knersa policeman went up to the leade rand
asked him IF Ie had "a peTIuit To hold meet
ia rs on the street Mr.. Lewis replied that
H.. had, and $40 wed the officer a. permit
issued by the Commissioners This permit
/ read:
Permission il hereby granted Corps No.
3, of the Salvation Army of Washington,
TO play music at It's outdoor meetings, IN
curing meetings held on Sunday, the per
nit t. be Ievocable upon just and proper
complaint"
Theofflcer read the permit and told them
to EuBve ON, at the same time pointing to
the Franklin statue ACROSS the street, where
the Salvation Amy meetings are usually
held.
The order was ObeyeCf by the band, who,
t1geLher witi, certain bystaailers. nntced
that In another mo Inent a band of street
musicians began TO discourse music Just
anuund the corner, within thirty feet of
where the Salyationists had stood, and
aftcrwarti took up a collection. This band
remained unehalleRged
staff Captain Noble, in charge Of Sal
vatien Army work here, was seen by a
Times reporter this morning relative To
the matter. Capt Noble said that his
predecessor here had been given a per
NIT to play music and hold meetings in
the open air, and that the permit had
been handed over to himself. He had not
been here long, and thought that the per
nit entitled the musicians of the Army
to play anywhere and the Salvationists
to hold meetings anywhe in the D strict
under proper circuniSt ances.
Eandu!aster Lewis was Seen at the tent
and told OF having been ordered TO cease
PLAYING. He thought that his permit en-
titled him to play anywhere in the Dis
triCt.
With reference to the matter. Col Moore,
chief Of police said this morning that
the permit extended To the band entitled
them to plHy only at trp custUmary places
of meeting Of the SaIvationiSts. The OUT
door meeting places used at present are
at the fountain on Market Space, the
Franklin statue, corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Tenth street north west, and the
tent, corner Fifth and G streets northeast.
The meetings and the playing of music Of
the Salvatiouists viii, except on extra
ordinary occasions, undoubtedly be re-
stricted TO those places.
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skun Fractured with a Stone

Edward Johnson colored, walked into
the Emergency Hospital shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon with a fractured
skull.
Johnson stated that he was struck with
stone by boy whose name he does not
know, while In an argument on Twenty
fifth street, between I audK. johnson lives
at 23l2 l. street Northwest with his wife,
but has no children.
AT the Emergency Hospital il was said
that the skull was depressed, but Just
how serious the case was could not he
told until an operation had been performed.
which would be done later in the after
noon
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TOOK cARBOLIC ACID.
Woman FearfnIIy Burned while At
tempting to Prevent a Suicide.

Philadelphia, June 29.-John Michael,
aged thirty-two years, OF NOrristOwn. a
IOdeer at 2129 Lombard street. committed
suicide by taking carbOlic acid about o
o'cloCk this morning.
Rachel Goldman, aged forty years, in
an attempt 70 prevent Michael from swal-
Iowing the acid, gTappIed with him In
the struggle the caTbOlic acid was scat
tered over the woman. She was horribly
burned about the face, arms, neck and
hands. The woman is in q dangerous
condition. bot VIII recover, although per
manently disfiguTed.
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TEN YEARS FOR FORGERY.
'Col. Hay" American SwindIer in
Lopdun, Sentenced TO Old Bailey.

''Col. Hay" American SwindIer in
london, Sentenced TO Old Bailey.
London, June 29.-Tn the criminal court,
old Bailey, today Charles Bertrand, alias
Colonel Hay an American, was sen
tenced to ten years Imprisonment for for
gerry, whereby he obtained $500, and OF her
frauds
Shortly before g he arriv al OF United
states Ambassador Hay in England Bert
rand represented himself as the new miii
tary attGIche of the Arueri can embassy and
cousin Of the American ambassador. and
throughuhis Misrepresentation was enabled
to obtain sums of money and quantities Of
goods from tEadesmen, banks and hotels
upon worthless bills.
He was assisted in his operations by a
handsome and stylishly dressed woman
who accompanied him. 1t is stated that
Bertrand is a physician and has ser yed
a teimo Of eignt years nprisonment n The
Cpiued States.
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Live local Happenings.

LisIIt1. Heffner reports today that ine
water main On Mount 0livet road, between
the Bladeusburg road and Twelfth street
northeast. has burst.
Thomas Brown. a DriekIa-yer, was ar
rested hy Mounted Officer Eoland in tdle
county beyond Northeast Washington last
evening for Violating the game law by
shooting woedeock out of season.
SsIas B. Hawkins was. fined 500 in the,
police court today fer carrying concealed
weapons, and In default went to Jail for
SIXTY days
The evening times., 1897-06-29

"For three years we have never heen
without Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and
Dtarrhoea Remedy N tie house" saws a
II. PatteT, with E. c. Atkins & Co. In
dianapolis, Ind, land my wife would as
soon think Of being without flour as a
bottle of this Remedy N the summer sea-
son. We have used II with al thee of cur
children, and it has never failed to
cure-not simply stop pain, but cure abso-
lutely. 1t is all right, and any one who
tries it will findit 60" For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. 93S
I street northwest, and Connecticut avenue
and street northwest
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LARGE DEALINGS IN STOCKS.
Business on the Exchange Heaviest
Since the Advance Began.

New York. June 29-The stock market
opened Irregular. The volume OF bust
ness during the first haIf-hour was the
largest since the recent advance began.
Aggressive strength was displayed all
along the line, and the market wtthstOOd
fairly extensive realizing sales without
important concessions. The special early
features were Sugar, Chicago Gas and Ma
tlnnal Lead. these stocks reaching the high
est figures Of the movement. London was
generally a seller, but bought Reading.
During the first hour the market continued
to show remarkable power OF absorption.
The market since the first half hour has
been active and irregular. with a tendency
to lower prices on the continued realizings
and offerings by the larger traders.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
80 90 Excursions to the $500
Seashore via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

On Friday and Saturday, July and 3,
tickets will be sold for 11:O0 a. III. and
12:45 p. m trains tu Atlantic City. Cape
May, and Sea Isle City, good to return
until July 6 . at rate of So. Tickets valid
to Atlantic City via pelawa are Bridge route
without extra charge Connection from
Broad Street StatinB formed with HOO
a. III. train, arriving at Atlantic City at4:n0
p. nI jc29-jyf - c. ieJ0-jyf I'm
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woa.tN TRIED. keR steRpns.
Mother aud Bau.riftsp I&eeif-t.d ~
Playing the Role of Borgia.

Evansville Ind, june 29.-The arrest of
Della Gerger and fier daughter, EUgenia
Moore, on a murder charge, has caused a
sensatioa here Oscar Moore, wh0 was
EuEeuia's husband died suddenly last oc'
tober, leaving a life insa rance of S3.o6a.
ARSENIC, 1t is claimed, was found in his
stomach.
Easer AIRS. Moore's little boy Hamilton
diPd, also from arseHicaI poisoning it Is
charged The body OF Mrs Gerger'S hus-
band will be eXhumed for examination
The evening times., 1897-06-29

Personally Conducted Tour to Cres-
SOD, Pa, via Pennsylvania Rail.
road.
Tickets will be sold for 10: 80 a. m. train
from Washin gton Saturday, HIIy 3, CON
Meeting with special train from HARRISBURG
good for ten days, including one days
board at the Mountain House, at rate of
So for the round trip. Je23-3t-em
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Another Coal on Ismp Victim.

Philadelphia, June 29.-The exploding
coal oil lamp claimed another victim today
in the person Of Mary Leary, aged twenty
two years, OF Al ~ CresSUn street, Mana
yunk. Miss Leary was handling the lamp
shortly after midnight when it exploded,
throwing the burning oil over her clothing.
She died shortly after being admitted to
the hospital.
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$1,000 To Chautauqua, y. $1,000
V, ard Return via PennsyI-
vania Ra ilroad.

Special excursion will leave Washington
at 750 a. m. Friday, July 2, connecting
with special train at Harrisburg, arr',tng
ChaGtauqua ut 1880 p. IN. Tiekel er,oud
going on above train, returning July IL
to August L SO round trip.
je29- 2t-pm
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses were issued today to
uhe fDilowing:
john F., Turner, Of New York city, and
Grace Padgett, of Washington, d. C.
s. Nichols and F. Roberta TrunnelI
Howard C. Fawcett, of Rockville, Md,
and Elizabeth NJ. Eagle.
Edward f. Berry yhill and William 2
BuliingeL
Saint A. Crawford aud Mabel Il Green of
Stauntou, Va
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Excursion Rate TO San Francisco,
CAL. via 3D.. g; q.

Aceoun5annBai convention, Y p. s. c. E,
San Francisco, July to IL, the Baltimore
K Ohio Railroad will sell tickets 10 that
point June % TO July 2, at greatly re-
duced rates. For full particulars call at
offices, 7G- 18th ST., 619 Pa ave. and
depot, n :. ave. and st.
ic25, 26. .2ze9. 3a-jyl
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ANXIOUS TOBACCO MEN.
Awaiting the Verdict in the Cigsir
Pette Trust Trial,

New York, June 90 The exciting point
i'm the tTiat OF the officers of the cigarette
Irust Wis reached this morning, wien
Cmwds hung around the court of general
sessions To- hear the Iury's verdict The
curlous were disappointed, for up to ueon
the Jury was stiA out
It Is understood that Judge Fitzgerald
las Informed them that he will receive no
Disagreement and that II verdict one way
or another must he rendered.
The esrsss VIVA closed aud given to the iltry
at O. 15 O'Clock last night.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Ku-kIux Outrage in Tennessee

Chattanooga, Tenn, July est develops
that Ku-Elux have burned Robert McSpa-
deems house, fiv- miles from Cleveland.
Lewis Miller and Terry Miller are under
arrest The incendiaries threw blazing
balls OF Oil-soakeS cotton upon the roof
of the house md waited to shoot .ie VII the
family as it escaped. NeiGhbors fright
eupd away the outlaws,
The evening times., 1897-06-29
DIED.


TURNER-HARI G.. URNER. beloved son
OF william and Sarah Turner. died June
-. 1897 aged two years four months and
seventeen days.
"A precious one from US mas gone,
A voice we loved Is sTHi
A place Is vacant IN Our home
bich never can be filled.
Funeral from residence. No. 10 y sJres>
southeast. Wednesday, June 80.
Item
GAKDNER-On sunday, June -, 1897,
at 3O a. n, JOHN W. GARDNER, aged
SIX years. son OF Elmer and Mary Gardner.
Funeral today at l I a. m, from parent Is
residence, No. 6S4 Callan street north
east. 1t
HANER-On Monday, June 2S, at l.l5
a. IN. JULIET MAN infant daughter Il
William j and Estelle G. Haner. aged
seven months ana Cwenry-1ne days
Funeral Tuesday evening At 40 d. m
1900 l6th st. NV PrivaJe. 1t
tLyncnburg. "a, papers please cOpyJ
The evening times., 1897-06-29

\ Defunct Banks Officers Arrested.
lenings,.u1g, Ky, June 29.-Warra nts
have been issued for President David Will
son and Cashier Watson Andrews, of the de-
f'lnct Exchange Bank. Andrews has been
arrested NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bond The bank
closed Fehruary 13, 1896
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Low Rates to milwaukee,, Wis.,, via
PENNSYLVANIA RsiIrend.

On account of the meetingof the National
Educational Association at Milwaukee,
eNGuEsion tickets will be sold July .. 3 and
4 at rate of one fare for the round triD,
plus membership fee. Special train CON
ncCtionleaves Washington 1850 u. m.Juiy:}
je29- jyt&3e- ie3 3oiy2& Am
The evening times., 1897-06-29

Boston, June 29.-Harry York and Mat
thew Sparrow. both thirteen years old.
were burned to death yesterday after
noon in a fire that destroyed the building
belonging To H II TiIlun & Co, manu-
facturers Of fireworks.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
4 Wosderfgf Medicine
BEEEGs2HaAAMS BEEEs2laAAMS

For Bilious ana Nervous disorders such as Wiz
and Pain in tho Stomach, Sick Headache, eiddi
ness, Fullness and Swelling after meals. Dizzi-
ness and Drovsiness. Cold ohiIis. Fiushiags O.
Heat. Loss Of Eppstite, shortness OF Breath, cos
tiveness, BIo;ciIes on the Skin. Disturbed sleep
Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Tremb
Ing Sensations, &c, whom these symptoms are
cause oy constipation, as most of them are.
fHE rikST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
EINUTES. This is no fiction. Every sn.ersr Is
earnestly invited 10 try cne Bex &C these Pfils
ard they VIII be acknowledged TO be
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Suicide Of a IoveTOru Girl.

New York, June 90. The body OF the
girl who poisoned herself in Central PARK
last evening was identifiedas that Of Carrie
Simons. She was eighteen years oud. A
disappointment IN love was the cause of
her suicide
The evening times., 1897-06-29

Sales-Metropolitan Railroad Scrip, S29.-
SO at10S 1-2; Washington Loan and Trust,
at 12O; Washington Gas. 50 at AZ L 2;
American Graphophone, 115 at 5 IS;
Lanston Monotype, IL at I3, 100 at12 81.
After CaH-Lanston Monotype, 90 at
Il ga, 10 at IL 1-2.
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No Official Letters About yvooaro ra

London, June ga dispatch from Ma
drid To the Exchange Teleg raph Company
says that the assertions that communieil-
tions have passed, betweeu the Madri,l and
. Washington governments i'm regard to the
appointment of Hon. Stewart woodford
as United States minister to spain are de-
The evening times., 1897-06-29
LansbHrgll N Bre
WE HAD TO
BUY 50 PIECES

In order to secure you a gent
inc surprise in Black Dress
Materials. We had TO buy SO
pieces to get them at our price
so as TO retail for 25c per yard.
These are All-wool Etamine
ami Canvas weaves-are so &C.
sirabIef for summer outing now.
Ttey are in three styles and
are % iaeSes wide, and to
think they are only 7Se psr
yari.
gSo for. n SiIVar
The evening times., 1897-06-29
THE DOCTOR5 COLUMN.

ID. 4. X, Pittsburg, Pal am troubled
with q depression of spirits, and fear that
/ am suffering from injury of the gen
eratye system. Please state remedy.
Take Testlne, extract of the tesres, in
thIee-drop doses, three times daily, with
a cold sponge bath every morning before
areSslng.
LIP. r, Winona, Mnn-For the chronic
inflammation of the womb, which YOU
mention, take Overine, extract Of the
ovaries, in five-dropi deses, three times
BIO degrees r, with tablespoonful of
boTaN IN each basin of water
Il. u. Y, Brainerd, Minn--For the
relief of the muscular rheumatism, take
Masculine, extract of the muscle, Ia three
drop doses, three times daily.
NJ. T. b., st, louis,-FOr the treatment
on epilepsy, give Cerehrine, extract OF the
brain In fIve-drop. doses. three L.nles daily
OIL the tongue; have the ha ir cut short,
anG the head bathed three times a ,lay
with cold water Give a teaspoonful of
half an hour before breakfast twice n
week; Write again at the end of the
month.
THE DOCTOR.
The above preparations and either special.
ties of the
Washington Cifs.safieai CtE,
Washington, d. c.,
including the famous
ANIMAL EXTRACTS
CEREBRINE, From the Brain,
For Diseases of the Nervous System.
MEDULLINE, From the Spinal Cord,
For Epilepsy, Locomotor Ataxia, etc.
CARDINE, For Diseases'of the Heart.
TESTINE, For Premature Decay In
Men. ..
OvARINE, For Diseases % Women.
THYROIDINE, For Obesity aud Skin
Diseases.
MASCULINE, For Gont and Rheum-
atism.
For Sale by w. s. Thompson.
p. S.-AlI letters OF inquiry Oh medical
subjects directed to the Washington Chem-
cal Company, Washington. d. c., will be
answ cred free.
The evening times., 1897-06-29

wgsdhurJ's Facial Soap and Facial Cream
VIII clear the SKIN OF pimpies, blackheUsls,
freekles, etc, and render the complexion
Cfear, soft ana beautiTuf. send TO cents.
for a sample OF eg5feS,. ans b0Bk On
beausE and care OF the complexion John
n. Woodbury., IZ7 West Forty y-second s5rs-st-
New YORK.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
New York Stock Market.
o.. High. Low. Rpm

Corrected daily by W B Hibbs & Co,
Bankers anG Brokers Members OF the
" Y. Stock Exchange. 1927 F street
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Mounted Purse.

These are Beautiful, made OF
different cOlOred leather, worth
no less than SOC. There are not
80 very many OF these, SO a little
hurrying Up would not hurt.
Dresses
The evening times., 1897-06-29
GAPING FOR SHYSTERS.

face at the Palice- Court
During the past week or SD i1cappi,, g''
has broken out in spDts about the police
court, and several G0lored and white men
have been seen soliciting clients for po-
lice court lawyers. Policeman Michael
Flynn, the guardian af the lower hallway,
The evening times., 1897-06-29
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

HEEGHAy's PILLS. taken asdirected
viii o. ckly resIL-e females tOcomplcts health
They promptly remove obstrdcttoEs or jrrsg1r
I1ritfaa Of TIA ruerarn Ehrn
The evening times., 1897-06-29

BEECHAM'S PILLS cure Sick Head
ache.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
to SI.25.

One lot CniIdrcn'S DfInfty
Dresses in dainty shades OF
Light Blue, Pink and Yellow.
Large pointed hretelIeS over
shoulders, round yoke Of Val.
lace and Insertion, full sleeve
with cuff finished with lace,
wide skirt with deep hem.
These nj c1rili1cn from 1 to 5
years.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
CHANGED HIS LUNCH.
Coekhurn's Tale.

"a lunch with a good strong cup of
coffee used ts' answer my needs for noon
day, but of late l have been oompeilt..l
To leave eff the coffee because it nude
ms thnew up occasionally. 1 tried cloco-
late, but that didn't fit he taste, neither
did tea. Finally my wife suggested that
1 use her drink, Postum Cereal, the grain
beverage. Et proved SO near like fine
Mocha In color and taste that IL suited
me vastly better than any of the other
breakfast drinks, and the stomach and
bowels made no more complaint. i'm fact,
1 have recovered entirely from any trou-
bic or tins sort, and we Couldn't keep
house without Postlm for our coffee."
So says Geo. A. CociSburu. grocer. at
Lansing, Ni0f. Write HIM
Postum Cereal Is "a pure grain beverage
that looks and tastes like euffes. Those who
cannot drink berry caffeae viii find
Postum exactly fills the want AMI also
delights the children.
The evening times., 1897-06-29
Weak Stomach
impaired Digestion
DiSordered Liver

theY act like Inagtc--a few doses viii work wor-
dcrs upon the VItai Organs; s,reasthsning the
muscular system. restoring tne Iong-lost COM
plexion, bringing oack tias kenn edge OF appe.
tito, and arousias with ths Rosebud of
Health the whole physical euergy Of
she human frame. Thsss are facts admitted By
ttrausands. in all eia2sss OF society, and one Of
the best guarantees tn the Nervous and Debiii-
tated Is that EseseasxnSs Pills have the
Largest Sale Of any Patent Med1etne
in the World.
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UNpERTAKERS.

J.. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKER,
332 Pa. Ave. y. W
Efrst-cIass service Phone. 1888