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CITY REAL ESTATE.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & co.

GOLDEN GATE AVENUE CORNER.
$40 O000-Large corner on Golden Gate ave; few
blocks from Market st; bank foreclo-
sure; must sell; S5x120.
MANUFACTURING SITE.
s12 000-On the water front at North Beach:
two 50-vara, having frontage or zoo
feet; bank foreclosure; must be sold.
sNAP-PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
Cheapest property ever offered in. this
location.
ST. 000-S5000 can remain mortgage at b1a per
cent; 90 feet frontage on jackson ST.,
near Laguna; improvements two cot
tages must be sold on account OIL de-
parture of owner.
oFARRELL ST. CORNER FLATS.
ss Ooo-Four flats of five rooms and bath; in
good condition; on of the best cor
ners on OFarreu ST.; street bitumin-
lied.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
SNAP.
s5,5OO-Nice residence of eight rooms and bath
on California st, near Pierce; elegant
residence neighborhood; convenient to
several lines; must be sold; no
reasonable offer refused; can arrange
terms.
WHY GO TO THE SUBURBS
WHERE IT TAKES AN HOUR TO
WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR
s750-Cash balance $4,000 at 61a per cent. or
per cent off for cash nice cottage of
six rooms and bath on Twenty-trst ST..
a few steps from Valencia st. cars;
street work accepted nothing more to
pay.
REAL ESTATE IS PER CENT PER AN
MUM
BANKS PER CENT PER ANNUM.
WHERE?
sl75O-A three story we'll built house of three
tenements, in good renting district. a
few blocks from Market st.
CHEAP LOTS
slOO-Per foot; on Page St. near Scott street
bitumnized.
s1650-Ashbury Heights lot; snap; near Park
Panhandle; 25x107 feet
81 300-On Parnassus ave. street work done;
elegant view.
sl50-Per foot; elegant residence site; unob-
structed marine view; lots any size to
suit purchaser.
81. s0o-On Devsadero ST., near Sacramento; &c
xll0 the only vacant lot in that To-
cality.
s5CO-One-half block from Mission st. cars;
street work done
We hold our regular auction sales every two
weeks For further particulars apply to
EASTON, EDDRIDGE IL CO,
62S Market ST.
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TO CLOSE ESTATE OF P. BERWIN ODE
CEASED.
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s2a.MN.

G. Il UAfBSEN & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
II MONTGOMERY ST.
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MIST BE SOLD.
PACIFIC ST. INVESTMENT

32s Noe St. e line 1909 feet S. of Sixteenth
fax OF rooms and bath and lower portion use
a blacksmith shop: 25xlo0.
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To. close an estate. Mission and running
through 20 another street; 30X16G present inn
provements az little value, renting for s121 50
this IS d real bargain; a short distance from
Third ST.
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CITY HEAL ESTATE.


MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents.
Established 1858. 626 Market st.
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s1lsnn

Corner on Howard st; price greatly reduced
stores and flats; always rented: improve
uents only about years Old; cost SIS 600; rent
$10S0 per annum; S5Ni22G
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2120 Mission St, ". line, 1869 feet S. of
Iwenty-third; elegant cottage Of rooms and
bath conservatory, etc; lot l00x250 to Bartlett
St: to be sold in subdivisions.
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AUCTION OF INVESTMENT
RESIDENCE AND UNTMPROVED PROP
AT SALEsROOM. Il MONTGOMERY ST,
MONDAY, JUNE j. 1899,
At Z O'CLOCK NOON.
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$4,000.

TUrk-st. business property; flats; rents sos
Nl3l.b; a short distance from Market st.
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Geary st. and Myrtle ave; 2-story and base
ment house and . flats and lot; double front
axe; near Franklin st. rents $T2O per annum.
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Hayes ST. and Ivy ave-. near Market st; old
improvements and lot 27GXl20; ? frontages
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North Of Market st. bargain; near Tavlor and
California SITS; rents S7s0 per annum: ele-
CANT nearly new modern flats OF g. ) and s
rooms ana bath each, etc; large lot
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sOrTH Side INvEsTMEN,

l4I7-1l9 Pacific st, S. line 1875 feet w. OF
Hyde St, 2 flats Of 4 and rooms. bath; rents
~ per month; 20x73.
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call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec
ords, which contains list Of properties for sal
in all parts of the city.
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G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
II Montgomery St
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$500 AND UPWARD.

Richmond lots; 10th ave, c and D sts. ada
cent TO the park; 25xl20: installments; $50
cash, so per month. interest at per cent; 25x
l20.
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FOR sale or exchange for modern house, an
acre lot in residence portion OF Frutvale
207 Eighth ST.. Oakland
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CHOICE BUILDING LOT.
~ Bush ST.. S. line 80 feet L. of Baker; lot
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Retail business block, Sixth St. near Mis-
sion; always rented; large lot; frontages;
paying big interest on amount asked.
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES

HOUSE of rooms and bath all modern inn
provements: furnished unfurnished; fur
nished preferred. 1271 Eighth ave, East
Oakland.
THE largest and best list of furnished and un-
furnished houses for rent in Oakland ]. S.
. MYERS 1902 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
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656 Jessie St. NV line 800 feet SW Of Sew
enth; front and rear house OF and rooms
rents ST per month; 25x75.
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TO CLOSE ESTATE OF P. BERWIN ODE.
Ceased
Howard st.. L. line 225 feet S. of Seven
teenth; 24XIs
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s11. 0Oo-Rent $50; always rented. large lot 40:6
x1S7:6. on Leavenworth st; fine bay-window
houses select neighborhood
S4250-Chestnut St near Mason: good 2-story
house; also fats lot 25X137 g.
$2i50-Modern cottage: 5000 cash, balance
monthly; Eureka st. near Nineteenth; up to
date; contains rooms, porcelain bath. etc.
FLATS CLOSE TO UNION IRON WORKS.
S2400-Connecticut St. Twentieth; flats
of rooms and bath each: always rented.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
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ss2sn

Corner on Hayes st; house Of rooms and
'ath; could be enlarged to good advantage;
resent rents $50; S7:6x75
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$3.50 AND UPWARD.

u choice building lots; very cheap; II sold;
18th and Henry sts.: block from Market st
25Xll5 each; levek grade and ready for
building; offered at very low prices, and, being
50 nicely located. are selling rapidly.
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NEW, neat complete cottage; big lot: little
money and easy terms. D. PRATT. Fruit
vale station. THE MCCARTHY CO.. 646 Mar
ket st, San Francisco.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD

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PRETTY home in country; modern house
large grounds, orchard. flowers; good board ;
convenient to local trains. 2009 Hurst ave,
opposite NV. gate, University grounds,
Berkeley.
ELEGANT rooms and suites near Lake Mer-
ritt with good board, $50 per month cars
pass the door. Address box 367, Call office
Oakland
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AN introduction to you from H. Schelhaas. th
furniture dealer. 1lth and Franklin. Oakland
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200x400-POTRERO block; suitable for
featuring or warehouse purposes; solid
ground W. H. GRIM & CO. lis Montgomery.
If your property is mortgaged and you need
more money see H MURPHY, $50 Market st.
LOT 25xs0: 10-room house; street work COM
plete; sacrifice: must sell next week. Sec
OWNER, 247 Turk st.
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Golden Gate ave, near Leavenworth St: g.
story building store and fats; paying good in
terest; only S1l, 0OO.
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HEALTH RESORT OF SAN FRANCISCO.
At the Ocean Boulevard. near the Cliff. in
Sunset Beach; are prepared to sell lots
and build seaside novel cottages on easy
terms: also to rent cars to families clubs ::
location block 722. 4Sth ave and j St ;;
branch office established on the block JA-
COB HEYMAN & SON, owners and builders,
l9 Montgomery st.
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$3.50 OR S11. 500.
VIII sell as whole or in subdivisions: 4
splendid Investment; rents S1170 per annum; c
elegant modern new flats in the Mission warm
belt; one street accepted by the city; fats al
ways rented.
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WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT.
l356-5s-eo Webster st. e line 25 feet s. o
y Farreu; bay-window flats of s. and
rooms, path, brick foundation; rents $50: 25x90
mortgage OF M9Oo at 6lk per cent can remain.
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s75-LOTS 100x115 in the Abbey Homestead, near
San Mateo electric cars good for chicken
ranches. JACOB HEYMAN & SON. 10 Mont
q
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On very easy terms: We are offering the lots
al Waller and Steiner SITS. Of the German Saw
ings and Loan Society; street work done COM
plete: lots all ready to build on: terms one
quarter cash, balance at Z per cent.
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SoVpss 80 oV
Splendid business corner; dry goods store,
fruit store, 2 fine flats; built but years; fine
cellar and cement floor: must sell; don't miss
this chance.
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Hotel Arrivals.
GRAND STOCK-GRAND QUALITIES.
PRICES AWAY DOWN

Arlington-S. H. Dexter, San Juan, Porto
Rico; F. II. Madden, Chicago; c. f. Dewey,
Berlin Germany; ]. D. Sklton Ogontz, Pa
Ebbitt-E. ]. Skillman, H. A Thompson,
New York; G. c. Curtis, Boston; d. A.
Cory. Helena, Mont; r. A. Mayo, Philadel-
phia.
Metropolitan-D. Chambers, Chicago: 1.
T. Sloan, Columbia, s. c.; H. NJ Barnes,
Boston; j. r Carroll, Philadelphia.
National-W. F. Baker, Boston; c. NJ
Robinson, Philadelphia; A. C. Keys, West
Point, N. Y.
Raleigh. T. Haraham, Chicago; ]. B.
Michael, Knoxville, Tenn; r. Miller, De-
troit; A. E. Manchester, Milwaukee; j. w.
Burrows, Pittsburg.
R!ggsH. Fullerton, st. Louis; W.. P.
Baldwin New York.
Shoreham-H. f. Montgomery, Buffalo,
N. Y; Fl. S. Brown, Philadelphia; G.. X.
Nash, Columbus, Ohio;AW. c. Hill, Boston.
St. James-A Al Sullivan, Providence,
R. L.; J. X. Fulsofn, San Francisco, Cal.
S. T. Payne, Cleveland,
Wellington-J. E. Douglass, Illinois; G. A.
Keegan, New York; w. A. Fitch, Milwau-
kee.
Willards-J r Macauley, Louisville. XIV;
r. c. Laphams, Boston;iW. H. Scott, South
Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
CONTRARY TO THE RULE.
The Democratic Proposition to Adam
don Separate Primaries.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HY ArTSVILLE, Md, June -, 1859.
1t is said to be probable that contrary to
the usual practice but Che set of primaries
will be held in Prince Georges county this
year by the democrats. Generally primaries
have been held separately for delegates to
the state convention and 10 the county
nominating convention. The effect Of the
new departure would be, ii is said to make
a long campaign. Some democrats claim
that whenever the rule OF separate pris
maries has been departed from disaster to
the party has followed, but the prevailing
sentiment is in favor of one primary
An Ell joyable dance was given last even
ing at HOMES Hall, at Landover by the
LandoVer Social Cub. the dance was a
success in every particular, and was largely
attended. feature OF the evening was
a cake walk, given by the cub. Some OF
the costumes were iudicrous in The eX-
IRENE. The prize was awarded TO Walter
w. Harley.
The pleasure of the evening was due TO
the untirins efforts on the part of the COM
mit tee-Charies and Jas Thomas, G ".
Francis, Charles Palmer, A. A. Jordan,
LIE Roy Sheriff and VIM. w. Carriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22

A woman's throat shows her age long be-
fore her face gives evidence OF wrinkles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
,n,a f,ricket CIub defeated Miss E. ]. Ras-

phia Cricket Club, defeated Miss E. ]. Ras-
tall Belmont Cricket Club, Philadelphia.
60 G-3 Miss C. B. Nicely. Kenwood Cricket
club, Chicago, defeated Miss Ethel Steel,
Philadelphia Cricket Club, 60. 60. Miss
Georgina Jones, Pasadena, Cal, defeated
Miss Rachel Harlan. Belmont Cricket CUB
by default. Miss Myrtle McAteer. Pitts
burg, defeated Miss d. H. Rastall. Belmont
Cricket Club 60, GA. Miss Marion Jones,
Pasadena, Cal, defeated Miss r. H. Lycett,
Merton Cricket Club. 81, Ga. Miss Halle
Champlin Kenwood Cricket Club. Chicago,
defeated Miss Helen Muey, Belmont Cricket
Club, rs, SO. Miss Edith Parker. Kenwood
Cricket Club, Chicago, defeated Miss Helen
Chapman, Philadelphia Cricket Club. go.
10-S. Miss ]. w. Craven. Kenwood Cricket
Club. Chicago, a bye.
Second round-Miss Maud Banks, Phila-
Gelphia defeated Miss Myrtle McAteer.
Pittsburg, 3-6. 7-5, rs. Miss c. B. Nicely,
Chicago, defeated Miss Georgina Jones,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Isaac Tanseii Steals Away From
Sheriff OF Alexandria County.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS. Va,
June -, 1899.
When Isaac Tansell left his cell at the
county Jail here today it was with the evil
dent intention of effecting an escape. In an
adjoining room Jaiior Nourse had placed a
bucket of drinking water. and the prisoner
was permitted to enter the room unmatched
to get a drink. From the side doorway of
the Jail narrow passage communicates
with this little room. and Tansell. finding
himself alone, hastily made his exit from
the building. AS the fugitive ran across the
jail yard he was seen by workmen en-
ployed about the building, who Immediately
notified JaIor Nourse and a pursuit began.
After calling to the fleeing man several
times to halt the jailor drew his revolver
and fired twice at Tansell who was then
rapidly nearing the woods south of the
court house. The first shot failed to take
effect, and the second was fired Tailor
Nourse stumbled and fell over a branch.
Oddly enough the fugitive fell at the same
instant which led to the belief that the
bullet had taken effect but he quickly re-
gained his feet and disappeared in the
woods, finally eluding the officer.
Within a few hours all the county officers,
the Washington authorities and the Alexan-
dria police officials had been notified of the
escape. and measures were taken to recap
ture the fugitive.
Sheriff Palmer said today that he was
close upon the heels of Tansell as the re-
suit of an all-night search, and that the
prisoner would be recaptured.
AS previously published, in The Star, Tan
sell is under 4 sentence of nine months in
jail for wife beating, and charge of grand
larceny has been preferred against him by
the Washington authorities. An applica-
ton is now pending with Gov Tyler at
Richmond for the extradition of Tanseli, it
is said, and meanwhile the sentence of the
county tribunal is being carried out.
County Clerk Howard H. Young of Glen.
carlyn who has been very i'll at his home
for month past. is much better and will
today resume his duties at the court house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
Reckless Running of Cars.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Attention should be called to the reckless
manner in which cars are run on the
Georgetown and Tenleytown railroad. On
Tuesday evening of this week boarded
car in Georgetown, and the entire run to
Cabin John bridge was series of plunges
much to the danger and discomfort of pas
sengers. At Chevy Chase junction the car
was so far beyond control that 1t ran past
the platform OF the station. narrowly es-
Gaping injuring several persons who had
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Big Values for Little Fell

NWWSe
SOMETHING NEW - BOYS ROUGH
RIDER SHIRT WAISTS-strongly made
times sewed. Worth 5Gc. Fri ST.
day all day, Cash or Credit u.s.
EoYS' SUITS, one assorted lot Of 1870
suits, IL different designs, handsomely
made up. Worth 75c. to ST.
Choice Friday al day. Cash or ACc
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just a,Ighted from a Chevy Chase car.

just a'ighted from Chevy Chase car.
The return from Cabin John was made
on another car of the same line, with much
the same experience as on the trip out
Until the past few days this was one of
the most enjoyable rides about Washing
ton, as the cars were run at moderate
speed and carefully managed. At present,
however, the cars are run at too high a
speed for comfort and safety. especially on
the down grades. which, on this road, are
very long and steep. d.
June %. 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
Chain and sprooket Club.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Chain
and Sprocket Club was held Tuesday at
the residence of the president. Mr.. Jos. II.
Milans. After transacting the regular bus
iress and reading of reports of various
committees L. Maury Posey was unant-
mously elected a member. Notices having
been sent out announcing the clubs annual
banquet. goodly representation of menu
bers was present. DIR. Davis related some
of his experiences In Cuba, which were
heard with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
Ladies' Championship Tennis.

The lawn tennis tournament for the la
dies championship of the United States
began yesterday at Wissahickon Heights,
a suburb of Philadelphia. The events to be
decided are the championships in women's
singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Yes
terdays play resulted as follows:
First round-Misa Maud Banks, Philsdel-
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Perry's To0thache Wax. GET n M,
cheap substitutes. Sold everywhere. 10 cts.
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Pasadena, Cal. 60. &C.. Miss Marion Jones,
Pasadena, defeated Miss Halle Chaplin.
Chicago, 81, 6-2. Miss j. w. Craven, Chi
cago, defeated Miss Edith Parker. Chicago.
7-5 3-6, 81.
The state herald., 1899-05-19
A Sps,ial Rsrgnln for NcNspnpsr Readers.

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known that about all that is necessary to
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The state herald., 1899-05-19

The ancients believed that rheumatism
was the work Of demon within man.
Any one who has had an attack of sciat-
ic or iutiammatory rheumatism will agree
that the intliction is demoniac enough to
warrant the belief. 1t has never been
claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm
would cast out demons, but il viii cure
rheumatism, and hundreds hear testi
mony to the truth of this statement. One
application relieves the pain, aud this
quick relief which it affords is alone
worth many times it's cost. For sale by
+. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1899-05-19
SUMMONS.
State of Colorado, go
County of Phillips. 90
In the D,s,r,c, coprt

In the District Court.
EN- McPhcrrln plaintiff VS. Charles John
son l. W Tuileys trustee Burnham 4 Tnllcys
and Louise Radzinski defendants
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To Charles A johnson l. W Tullcys trustee
Burnham 4 Tullcys and Louise RadzinsEi
the defendants above named Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an
sction brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, in the district court Of Phil
lips county, state of Colorado, and answer
the complpint therein within twenty daysa
ter the service hereof. If served within this
county; or, If served ont of this county, or
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of service;
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the compliant;
and If copy of the complaint iE the above
entitled action be not served with this sum.
mons, or If the service hereof be made out of
this state, then ten days additional to the
time hereinabove specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
of judgment by default AS aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet the title
of the following described real estate towit
SO u of sec tip n 20 W Of the 8 p m In the
county Of Phillips and state of Colorado the
plaintir alleging that he is the absolute own
er in fcesimple and in possession of said
premises as will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action to which reference
is here made. copy of complaint is hereto at
tached
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear, and TO answer tho complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will take default
and Judgment us prayed
Given undor my hand and the seal of thd dis
trict court nt Holyoke in said county, this sth
day of Apr AID 1880. VIC HELLAND,
tSEAL) Clerk Dist Court
The state herald., 1899-05-19

i consider 1t not only pleasure but a
duty owe to my neighbors TO tell about
the sonderiul euro effected in my ease
by the timely Use Of Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, was
taken very badly With lux and procured
bottle OF this remedy. A few dose. OF
It effected permanent cure. take
pleasure in recommending II TO o,horf
suffering from that dreadful discase.-J
W. Lynch, Dorr, W. Va, This remedy
10 sold by i. X. Soblst,
The state herald., 1899-05-19

A recent Washington dispatch stated
that there had been about 1000 dea this
among our forces in the Philippines, in.
cluding those killed IN action or who had
died from wounds and disease, and tha,
some 1,500 more had beon wounded on
the field Of battle. 1t WAS significantly
added that of this number over 75 per
cent have been from tho ranks OF the
volunteers. In Wow OF these figures. il
is hardly surprising to find tina, die
patch Was received from Manila on Mon.
day night, announcing that the Nebraska
regiment had asked for temporary re.
lief from duty, and assuredly tho organ.
ization both needed aud deserved 1t, for
only 375 men OF the regiment were left
at the front. 1t rs bare justice to our
gallant volunteers IN the Philippines to
say that their valor in battle has excited
the admiration of military critics
throughout the world and added fresh
lustsr to our martial reputanon.-Boston
Herald.