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Virginia stonecutters strike

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May 12.-The
strike of the union stonecutters is s>tll in
effect here. The mdn were receiving $252
per day of nine hours and were satisfied,
it is stated. but received orders from the
union headquarters at Richmond to demand
So per day of eight hours. Messrs. Cart
wright and Davis, owners of the granite
works here. say that higher wages are de-
manded in Virginia than in any other
State and that Il viii have the effect Of
driving away business. as It will be impos-
sI1le TO compete with other States where
smaller wages are charged. They have ar
ranged for wofkmen from Delaware. where
the union rates are not so high, to take the
place of the strikers The firm has a large
number of orders on hand.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c POSTOFFICE NOTICE
should be read daily-a changes may occur At
any tiTae
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedules o. cl0sings are
arranged the presumption q ;heir uninterrupt-
Cd overland transit FOr the week ending MAY
y, 1900. the last connecting closes VIII be made
from this Office follows
Mails for south and Central America.
West Indies Etc.
SUNDAY ih) At 12-0) n Tor ST PIERRE
NuQUELON. per steamer from North sydney
Nails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail 10 North
sydney and thence via steamer. close here dzflv
except sunday. a. 200 m, and on sundays only
Mails fo- NIQUELoN. by rail for Boston. sBd
thence Wa steamer. close here daily Al 5.IJ D.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa. F1a
Wednesda-s Fridays, and sundays at s.a0 D. N
Via Miami. Fla-. Tuesdays and Saturdays At
1879 a. %
Vsils Tor MEXICO overlaud. unless specially
addressed ior despatch BY steamer sailing from
New YORK, close here daily al 1880 a m and
NJ for COSTA RIGA. BELIZE Pr-FPro
CORTEZ. and GUATEMALA, BY rail 20 New or
leans and thence VIA steamer, close here da5Iv AZ
1000 o n. the couaecting closes FOR which be-
inc Sladzys and Tuesdays for COSTA RIGA and
MONDAYS for BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and
u \ ! '-'--'i TrnnS-Paeihe Mails.
Nails for AUSTRALIA CexcePt West Australia,
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAII, PHI. and SAMOAN
III kNDS via San FTancisc0. close here daily AZ
C-S5 n n Up 20 Nay y, Inclusive, fer GesDstch
p5Nl Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and
PtIII TPP.NE ISLANDS, Via san Francisco- cisse
- dailv az 6-S5 p. m up TO Nav Il Inclusive
- S4spatch per : = American Maru (O)
Nails for CHINA JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
Isl ANDS - via SEATTLE, close here daily AZ SIS
n m up 10 May Il, inclusive. for despatch per
Tosa Naru. Registered mai must be csirsrt 81
n-Ts for CHINA. and JAPAN. via vsuco,yve-
croSs here daily al 6-55 p II up 10 Nav p i,-
ciTsive for despatch per $ 5. Empress Of Indis
Registered NAL must be directed ''Via Vspeo-.
1.ii. for HAWAII. via San Francisco. clos,
be-e iailv az SIS p m Up 10 May .. Inclusive
for despatch rS Per :; ,Srt Aas1ralia. s'l. 90
vrbirb goes via Europe, and New Zealand which
goes via san FranciscOl. HAWAII and PHI Is
GANDs via Vancouver close here daily at 6.ss
D. m up TO Nay 26, inclusive, for despatch per
-asiIs for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded %
Nevr York for conecriOn with European steamers
..PIIILIPPINE ISLANDS (BIiIitary MaiD des-
Matched TO San Francisco at al eloses fo- that
- 70 connect with Government transports tbs
saiIincs Of which are irregular
Cb0 Registered mails close az 100 p m same
e, Registered mails close at 500 p. m same
3d) Registered mails close at 500 a. N. sane
9e) Registered mails close at 100 p. n. pre-
20 Registersd mails close at 800 p. m pre-
(hJ Registered mails close at 200 D. n pre-
viOus day.
o. Registered mails close at 500 P. m pre-
vious day
(o) Registered mails close at 600 D. m. pre-
vious day. JOIN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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Fire in n Grnnnry,

ELLICOTT CITY. Nd, May 12.-Fire de-
stroyed about LOO bushels of wheat, a
granary. lot OF straw, and straw ba,er on
the Guilford farm of Louis z. Clark Thurs
day afternoon. ". E Upton was baling
straw on the place with steam engine.
While the men engaged in the work were
adjusting the machinery they had Occa-
sion to use a reG-hot iron, which was acci-
dentally dropped into some waste straw,
and the fire was started in that way. The
destruction was completed in a few min
utes- Mr.. Clark had only $3.50 insurance
on grain and building. He lost outright
about eight tons Of straw besides what he
is out on grain and building
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FREE ICE FOR THE POOR.
Baltimore Societies Ready for n sum
| mer Charity.

BALTIMORE, May 12.-As soon as the
weather demands il. the Association for
the Improvement of the Condition Of the
Poor and the Council OF Jewish Women
the two organizations by which free ice
has been distributed for several summers
will begin the distribution OF ice 20 the
sick poor.
The free distribution Of Zee was begun
by the Cooperative Workers, and by the
Association for the Improvement OF the
Condition of the Poor during the summer
OF 1886 About 80, 900 pounds of ice were
distributed that year during August and
part Of the month of September.
Last summer, from June Is 10 Septem-
Der 80, inclusive the Association for the
Improvement Of the Condition Of the Poor
distributed 113 275 pounds OF ice, at an ex-
penditure OF Sl1572. The ice was left at
the homes Of those for whom the associa-
tion gave its orders by the wagons Of one
of the ice companies
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A Testimonial From Old England.

CT consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
best in the world for bronchitis" SAYS Mr. vii
lam Savory, of Warrington, England 'It has
saved my wifes life, she having been a MARTYR %
broDchitis for over six years, being most OF The
time confined 20 her bed. She is now quite well
1t is a great pleasure to the manufacturers OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO be able 10 pub-
lish testimonials Of this character They show
that great good is being done, pain and suffer
ing relieved and valuable lives restored to health
and happiness by this remedy. 1t is for sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, aud all drug
gists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE Dis
.---r--

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN The Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
once Ct the Highway Commission.
Washington, d. g, ApyiI ?, ISOa
To whom Il may concern-
The commission created BY section 9 Of the
sct OF Congress approved March ., 1895. entitled
An act 70 provide a permanent system % high
vavs in that Part of the District Of Columbia
lying outside Of cities, has received from The
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia the
proposed plan Cf permanent system Of high-
Wavs tor the pert o. the District south and east
Of the AnaCOsIil River. Interested parties are
invited 10 examine the map on exhibition il
Room 80 Of the District Building. Tie ccmmis-
sion Will consider any suggestions and protes-s
to be submitted IN writing, on or before NAY
s. 1900, and addressed 10 the Chief Of Engf-
neers United States Army, War Department
Washington D. c. The Commission viii meet
On NAY IA. 1900. at 1919 O'CLOCK A n in
the Office OF the Secretary Of War. 70 hear orally
from those who desire 10 support their written
objections
ELIHU ROOT. Secretary Of War, 2 A
HITCHCOCK. Secretary ot the Interior;
JOHN n WILSON, Chief OF EngineerS
L 5 A. Highway Commission-
sPS.4.5.6.7. 9.30. .nyI,2,S.4.I N.I9
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DIED.

HUHN-On Friday, May n. 1900. az 1870 p m,
GEORGE. beloved husband 9f Mary Ann HHhn,
aged hfty-saSen years and tour r0nths-
Funeral from his late residence, No l2ll Bls-
densbs.ry Read d. c. on Monday. Nay Il, At
$50 a. n. Requiem mass az - MARY ChiISh
at $50 Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend.
(New York and Baltimore papers Please copyD
Lem
WHITE-On Saturday. Nay y. 1900. AZ $50,
A M, JAMES NJ WHITE. aged thirty-tUo years
Funeral from his f=Fother's residence. s2i 18th
St Sc Monday, May Il. zt 0'ciocE p. m
Friends and relatives iHyiscd- Item
oRD-On Friday. Nav II. 1900. at his residence.
lss7 1 street. PACIFICJs ORD IN the eighty
fourth year % his age
Funeral Zotiee hereafter. Il
REGAS-Ou Thursday. May 10, 1000. al s:S0 p
m al lis residence 6s3 II 81 ne. WILLIAM J..
beloved son Of Mary. and the late F. Paul Resan-
Notice Of funeral hereafter myIl-2t, en-
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Arsenic I'm GERMAN Fabrtes.

According to a report from Consul
Hughes. OF COburg. dated April 5. a con-
tention has arisen between German ex-
porters and the Swedish Government, the
latter asserting that there are traces of
arsenic in textile materials exported from
Germany. such as carpets, wall papers.
furniture covers. toys. etc The German
manufacturers claim that this is not 50.
In one way, says Mr. Hughes. this will be
a strictly chemical fight. as the Swedish
officials will say that their examinations
were properly made. and the Germans viii
insist that IL arsenic was found. Il was due
TO the use by the Swedish chemists OF i'm
pure chemicals In making the tests.
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HUSBAND WHIPPED HER CAT.
Young Wife's Reason for DESERVING
Her Aged Spouse.

BRIDGETON, y. J., May l2.-"I left my
husband because he whipped my cat
Mrs. T. B. Miller. thirty. years old, and
good looking. gave this as her reason for
leaving her husband. DR.. T. B. Miller.
eighty years old, a hoteIkeeper. OF AtcO.
n j. Dr. Miller. erstwhile Congregational
clergyman. author, and agriculturist, mar
ried the widow Summons. of this city, two
years ago.
Yesterday Mrs. Miller left. taking her
two children and household furniture
My husband said he had Si5. .OO0," said
Mrs. Miller. and he hasn't S15 / could
stand that deception. but when he whipped
my pet cat, at the breakfast table. that
exhausted my patience, and I left"
Mrs. Miller owns her home in this city
and is reported TO be well-tO-do.
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branch MIn for Hagerstown.

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, May 12.-The
Kilbourn Knitting Mills, of this city. in
tend in the near future establishing a
branch factory in Hagerstown for mend
ing purposes Enough hands cannot be Sc
cured here for the purpose already 500
girls being employed in the two factories
here. and part Of the mending will have to
be sent where help can be obtained.
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West virginia Forest Fires.

PIEDMONT. w. Va. May 12-Forest
fires are still raging in some quarters. tae
rainfall having been insufficient to extin-
guish them The Bromm school house,
near Garrett Station. on the BaltiIl re and
Ohio Railroad, has been burned. The fires
have approached dangerously near Bayard
w. Va. The flames at some points swept
across the track Of the West Virginia Cen
trail and Pittsburg Railway, impeding trs.f-
6c
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Suicide of n Lovesick Youtb

BOSTON, May 12.-Frank Foush, of this
city. committed suicide in Chelsea last
night by shooting himself through the
head. Foush, who was only eighteen years
old, went to call on young woman in
Chelsea with whom he was desperately in
love. Whether she spurned his attentions
or refused TO see him is not inown, but
Foush pulled revolver from ms pocket
while on her doorstep and died almost in
stantly after the shooting
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Lynchburg's City Engineer Dead.

LYNCHBURG. Va. May FL P. Rodes,
engineer Of the city. died here yesterday
after long illness, aged hfty-two years.
Mr.. Rodes had been city engineer since
1887. He married Miss Laura Amber. who
died about ten years ago. There are two
surviving daughters Mr.. Rodes was a
son Of Gen. David Rodes and a brother of
Gen. Robert E Rodes Of Confederate fame.
Mr.. Rodes was graduate Of the Virginia
Military Institute
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The HnrrIson-Croeker Wedding.

NEW YORK. May 12.-Preparations are
rapidly being made for the wedding of Miss
Mary Crocker, Of San Francisco, to Burton
Harrison. of this city. on June g. The GER
emony is TO be celebrated at Tuxedo Park.
II was announced today that the Rev. W.
p. Brend, OF Baltimore. a greatuncle OF
the bridegroom. would perform the cere-
mony- He will be assisted by me Rev.
George Grisvill Merrill, OF Tuxedo. The
bride will be given away by her great
uncle. d. o. Mills
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Crushed by N Fast Freight.

PULASKI. Va, May 12.-J. II. Kelium,
who lives at Wytheville, after pied to
jump a fast freight in the yard here last
evening. missed his hold and had his right
leg cut off above the ankle and his left
foot badly crushed. He is about seven
teen years old. and was beating his way
home from Pocahontas.
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without a Peer.-works miracle.

DR. Agnew's Cure fer the Heart is without a
peer This great remedy relieves instantly the
most aggravated and distressing forms OF Heart
Disease. Thousands of times has the band Of the
grim destroyer been stayed by its use II there Is
PalpiTatiOa, ShOrtness Of Breath. pain in Left
Side, Slnothering Sensations don't delay OF you
may be counted in the long list Of those Who have
gone over to the great majority. because the best
remedy in the world today not promptly
used Sold by +. s Williams. Ninth and
Streets; Edmcnds < Wiilis.ns, Tlsisd and Peaa-
~ .yania Ayenne--2L
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Einaffnc n Trnnrporf.

The War Department this morning re-
ceived a cablegram from Cienfuegos stat
ing that the transport Sedgwiek, which
grounded there two days ago. was nearly
afioat this morning and that tugs would
arrive there today The department be-
lieves that the ship will be gotten Of
without serious damage
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The Georgetown University Baseball Club
left for the East last evening. and will play
the Princeton team this afternoon. As e1eh
club has won game. tOday's contest viii
settle the question Of supremacy. as far as
these teams are concerned Much interest
is felt here as to the outcome. and every
body is roofing for GEORGETOWN.
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REMOVAL OF A NUISANCE.
The Duty of the superintendent of
Public Buildings and Grounds.

The Attorney for the District has report
ed 10 the Commissioners his opinion re-
garding the removal OF the Old building
on reservation 2s3. corner Of First and y
Streets southwest.
In his view. It is the duty OF he Super
intendent OF Public Buildipgs. ard Grounds
to cause the removal Of the house in ques-
tion.
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Henry's Granddaughter Dead

LYNCHBURG. Va May 12.-Mrs- Mar
tha c. Tatum, who has been in declining
health for some time past. died Wednes-
day night al the residence Of her grandson.
A. Lynch Ward, near Lynch's. Campbell
county. Deceased was a granddaughter OF
Patrick Henry and was eighty-seyen years
OF age She was twice married. her first
husband being Henry Ward, and her sec
Ond William FaturN
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THE JUBILEE HANDICAP
siernia Wins the stakes mt KemE
ton Park.

LONDON. May 1.-THE race for the
great Jubilee Handicap Of 5000 sovereigns.
the second horse to receive 200 sovereigns
and the third 100 soyereigns out OF the
stakes. one mile and quarter. was run at
kempton Park today and was won by L
Neumann's Siernfa- J. H Peard-s Merry
Methods was second and j. A brakes
Royal Flush, third Twenty-one horses
ran
The betting was 80 to 1 against Sieraia.
o to 1 against Merry Methodist, and 80 10
against ROYAL Flush
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WILMINGTON, Del, May 12-McCoy
YearsIey of Hoboken. met death in a hor-
rible fashion Thursday afternoon. He was
driving two horses attached to a roller.
when the animals became frightened and
ran away. Mr.. Yearsley was dragged 100
yards and was so badly hurt that he died
Yesterday
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NTHA IS Women as WSi as men are
IN III - ri3de miserable by kidney and
To blaS3Sr tr0ub!e. Dr.. Kil1acr's
Swamp Rect. the great kidzey
RI AME remedy: promptly cures AZ
lar sizes You may have sample bottle BY raall
tee; alSC pamphlet telling all about 1t and its
wonderful cures
Address L. Kiirncr & Co. .7inchamton- n z
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Italian Peasant,. TerrihIc Crime.

ROME. May ia peasant named
MenccI has murdered his entire family,
consisting of nine persons He then set
fire to his house The murderer injured
several men who attempted to interfere
with him.
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The South Atlantic saumdron.

The Navy Department has received word
that the Chicago Montgomery. and Will
mington. composing the South Atlantic
squadron, arrived yesterday at Rio de jan
eiro.
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L. Chrnncr Hcrr.

MafekiuE IL stiil holding cut ard provisions
are selling al fabulous figures Recently a case
Of whisky was sold for S}50. While here in Wash
iugton Tharp's Berkeley Pure Rye is one dollar
the fell quart Ouly from james Tharp. sl2 F
Street Tel Ilsl-
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PoIsoner TO He sent TO an Asylum

NEWARK. y. j.. May i2.-JOSeph Mel
son. the aged Roseland farmer who at
tempted TO poison his own family and that
o< his son-in-laW, with paris green. viii
be taken TO the Essex County Hospital for
the Insane today
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Local Pensions Granted.

The following pensions have been granted TO
residents OF the District OF Columbia Original
William II. Sherwood. Araeostia. Sc; William Il
Thomas, 50.
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Two DIrercrs Granted.

Justice Barnard today signed two DEGREES grant
ing divorce. The parties divorced are Andrew v.
Robey from Alice O. Robey. and George walker
from Margaret A. Walker In both instances de-
seItion vas charged by the husbands
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MIR. PROCHER'S REPORT
Documents Concerning Alleged Civil
Service Law Violations.

Papers Submitted to the SeHnte i'm
Response 40 n Resolution Of En-
aairy-The Political CaGVhss t"r
Funds In Ohio and Kentucky Last
Ncnr other PnF,r Submitted.
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TO PAY OHIO'S CLAIMS
Bill TO Reimburse The State for War
Expenses FavOrably Reported.

The Committee on War Claims. After
Making n Careful Investigation, of
the Opinion That the Full Amount
Used in EnIisting and Equipping
Soldiers in 1867 Should BE Repaid.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS VA

NEW HOTEL ALPHTN. capacity 80; rates. s. e
10 $50 per day; $500 per week and upward
l. c. ALPEIN, Proprietor. my5 tu, ;h ss-2mos
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Leading Physicians

In America, England, and on the Continent sav
that Kidney disease IS quickly cured By usinz
Warmers safe Cure
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

Tree and shrub planting along the
SueZ canal to protect IL from drifting
sand Is in progress. Reeds have been
placed along about nine miles of water
line of the canal proper
Sky delegates, representing missions
at ports all the way from Montreal to
New Orleans. met In Boston recently i'm
the first convention ever held TO dis
cuss work among seamen.
Through the work of the Colored
Women's League, of Washington. six
kindergartens have been started i'm the
negro public schools. a normal kinder
gartCn and day nursery.
With potatoes at SIC per ton; apples,
Sl.25 box: rutabagas $40 per ton; car
rots. the same; butter, q cents; eggs
30 cents hay, $40; chickens, 10 cents
per pound. live, the life of our western
Washington farmer should be one of
sunshine and pleasure, says the Puwal-
lap Independent.
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ped the Kid MET him with fun. swing
ing left, which landed on the point of
the Jaw, and the Irishman Went down.
resting on his right elbow, and he was
counted out In this position. IL was a
terrlhc blow. and landing right on the
mark. an OK could scarcely have with
stood its force. Ii was the cleanest
knockout ever seen in a ring fight. and.
while some people were mkind enough
10 say that Maher could have gotten
up again, those who were nearest TO
the lighters and saw the force of the
blow Wee OF the opinion that Sullivan
In mis- palmiest days could not have
WithStOOd H.
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Which not only effects cure in the most
criSical cases. but'2 the only known remedy that
leaves ID evil results beslnd

Miss Emma Rockwell OF Keaauee, IFS. write. under date
OF January 2S MY mother 70 years OF age mas beer
very very sick IA Grippe. Her head AID lungs we're af
ected The fever was up tc 1o5 lgees The doctor gave
us very little iope, but ordered give Brazilian ai
all tie time This stood first among the medicines Nothing
seemed TO loosen her Cough and reduce the fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia severe and her case so c
cal 1t brought her through al right. it certainly wen
ueii femecy OH chief reliance IN tic family oil saiuL
we could rot keep house without it."
Tue cam that brazilian Balm ieay'rc
my od ELECTS We -leke the fe claim cpp
h'h' You know the country full rsor.
VIII Coughs Asthma Peusy, Lungs bad rdu-ve ~d i t a.
ron ne revag Grippe This ana o,1,
urazllian Balh Labs. onh
10 get H. send 70 , tater 2s 50 s
sVOs bottle. The SiOoiie ,,ee 1a,,
"''sS' -- S' tNnic strength
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DECIDE YOURSELF.
The he0pportunityis Here, Backed
by Providence Testimony.

Don't take our word for It.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Providence endorsements.
Read the statements Of Providence
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
- Here one 7esrsr- of IT
Mr.. John Conway, OF s Bourn street
says: Il was an almost constant suf-
ferer from kidney complaint for nine
or ten years, and IL was SO severe at
times that / could not sleep nights on
account of the too frequent action OF
the kidney seeretions. My back was
weak and panied me terribly especial
ly after working hard or sitting in
one position for any length &C time. A
friend told me about Doans Kidney
Pills. and l procured them at f. l.. Lo-
throp's drug store They proved 10 be
all they are represented TO be. The
trouble with the kidney secretions was
removed, ! could enjoy good nights
sleep,an the backache was completely
cured. | do not hesitate to allow nv
name TO be used as one who endorses
the claims made for Doan's Kidney
Pills"
For sale bv all dealers. Price 80
cents. Mailed by Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo. N. Y. Sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's,and take
no substitute.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE.

win be sold ar public auction a. the
office of e. /. Fierce. 40 Westmi,ster p
street. room 710. Providence. r.. L.. on
the 1st day Of Janusry, 1900. Al II
O'clock m. four hundred shares OF Sea-
comet Point Land Company Stock.
under pledge in writing Of SAM by
Henry r. Sisson and Josephine L. SIS
son for performance OF the prom
ise set forth In said writing, which may
be seen az said Office.
By order Of the PLEDGE who hersby
gives notice of his intention TO bid al
said sale.
The above sale Is postponed TO the
1lth day OF January, 1900, at u O'clock
m, at the same place.
BY order of the Pledge.
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M MEDlCAL.
ForWomen,

DR. rolman's Monthly Regulator has brought
happiness 90 hundreds of anxious women.
There is positively no other remedy known to
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rOh SALE-BARTON STREET.
sar ,a broadway, two-family house and
,,',, ioss, good Investment n GOOD
1nS1ssi,D1 n,D1orhood. Particulars OF ISAAC l..
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