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FLORIDA.
Two Weeks Tour tvia PrnnSy IvnHin
Railroad.

Two Weeks Tour tvta PrnnSy Ivan In
Railroad.
The second Pennsylvania Railroad tour OF
he season to Jacksonville, allowing two weeks
Florida, will leave New York and Phladel'
phia February 20.
Excursion tickets. including railway trans
,ortation, Pul IN n accommodations tone
,erth), and meals en- rou in directions while
ravellng on the special train, will he sold al
he following rates: New York, 5000; Phila-
lelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore and Washing
ion, $500. pittsburg, s53 90, and at proportion
te rates from other points.
FOR further information apply to ticket agents;
Tourist Agent. 1896 Broadway. New York; 4
'ourt Street, Brooklyn; 's9 Broad Street, New
,rk. N, } ;: b. Courlaender. Jr Passenger Agent
,altimore District, Baltimore, Nd. tolin
tu ids, PASSENGER Agent Southeastern District.
N ashington, d g.; Thos L. Wat Passenger
gent, Western District. Pittsbnrg, Pa. or ad.
lr.ss Geo. W. Boyd. Assistant General Passeng
n Agent, Philadelphia.
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For Assembly.

To the rer ublican voters of Snyd,, C..---
AZ tne coming primary election To be hal, -,
nen, ~, WIZ be candidate for the rppublicam
nomlhation ,rma, OF AssemIlyman of Snyder conntv
case ~ ihe =, .wn.term rule wi be applied IN nv
use my best endeavors to represent nv con st;tn' @
Beaver s,r;,.. N. A, N. SAITH,
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For Jury Cornrr,issioner

10 the republican voters OF Snyder county:
Az the republican primary election, / will be
q candidate for the nomination of Jury Com
missioner and ask for the votes OF ali the re-
publcans in the county.
Paxtonville, Pa, Jan. IS, 1890.
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Jan. 10Th, in New Berlin, Han
uah Dini"s aged II wears, II
months and 23 days.
Jan. 23rd, in jackson township
Snyder County, Norman RenoShat
fer, son of John and Ellen Shatfer
aged 3 years, l monthsand "a days.
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~ '"e .pnu"ii,an voters snyder county.
49,. III pil"hce with request rmboJicJ l.; n
Comm,,,n.. " adopted 'a by the Republican standing
on ,In III Vi shyGer county at me, ting held
on .e i9th inst, herewith submit INV marn me,t ~
W., .he coming primary election as a caniid"tn f",
"ilv "n on, % Tor state senator and respee
'u'iy SOLICIT the votes OF the party '>epeee
[ewishurr ID, BENJAMIN X. FOCHT.
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For Register and Recordar

10 the republican voters of SNYDER Con..,.-
~. AZ the republican primary election IN No ho,,u
ina,,on eS M % lsCe will bes candidate tor the n"m a
the wn.a oi register q Recorder, and I ask for
''o 'o'e' OF oil the republicans of the countv
Middleburo, u. JOHN H. WILLIS.
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National Delegate.

To the republican voters OF Snyder county:
At the republican primary election TO be held
Saturday. Feb. p, 1900, will be candidate Tor
National i,elegate and ash for the votes OF all
the republicans in the county.
GEO W. WAGENSELLER.
Middleburg, Pa, Jan. 10, 1900.
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State Delegate,

ED. PosT.-Please announce my name as n
candidate for Delegate to the State Convention
subject to the regulations OF the Republican
party governing the coming primary. kindly
ask the support OF all republican voters
Resp'y yours, A. W. MUSSER
Beavertown, Pa.
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For Prothonotarv Etc

10 ,ne t,h republican voters OF Snyder County =.
Feb Of ,odp ep"Pilcan primary election to be held
n,npi pnolean nomination for Prothonotarx ' and ne
.,erK M OF the courts, and ask for tho votes ~,
the Republicans oftne county. 'o'e' o' "'f
Midd,ehrr. u. GEO. NJ. SHINDEL.
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To the Republican voters of Snyder County:
hereby announce my name rs q candidate
for Delegate to the State Convention to be held
in Harrisburg. ISAAC SPOTTS
Perry Township, Jan. 90, 1900.
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MA RESI -

Feb. ., 10y NJ. !. Potter, J. p.
Richard A. Caldwell OF ~hamokir
to Bcrdi!a 5. UmIautot 1T. Car
mel.
Feb. 7tIl, IN Lewishurg, at tn
home of the bride, by Rev. |. H
McGann, A. Ira GcmbcrIlur, of 81
linsgrove, and Miss Cara +. kre
isher of LewiSburg.
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10 the Republican voters Of Snyder County:
hereby announce my name rs % candidate
% i1r Jury commissioner subject to the rules of
the Republican party. ADAM b. SUEMORRy
Penn Township. Jan. g. 1900.
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Ed. Posi- :-Ilease announce NV name ne +,
candidate for Jury Comm issioner, subject to
me rules governing the Republican party.
Centre Twp. ELMER f. SHAMBiCu.
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District ATTORNEY.

a., ! hereby announce myself as a candidate for
primary election. Saturday, Feb. olth snh;nnEE
to Republican rules and usages If nominateJ
and a, a.. elected, promise to discharge the duties
Oh the once to the best Of my ability.
Respectfully Yours,
NJ l. POTTER,
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ED. POST PLEASE announce NV name as n
candidate for state Delegate, subject to the
rules governing the .srty.
JAMES ERDLEY.
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TICKET FOR THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTION
OF SNYDER COUNTY,
TO BE HELD FEBRUARY "a, 1900.
Congress.
Thad. NJ. MahOn.
State Senator.
Benjamin X. Focht
Assembly.
Albert M. Smith.
Prothonotary, Etc.
George NJ. Shindel.
Register and Recorder.
John II. Willis.
District Attorney.
Miles |. Potter.
Delegate tkNationaI Convention.
George w. Wagenseller.
Percival Herman.
Jury Commissioner.
Adam Shemorry.
Irwin Grayblll.
Elmer f. Shambach.
w. A. r. Ulsh.
w. ii. Wolfe
Delegate to the State convention.
James Erdley.
Ammon w. Musser.
Isaac Spots.
The above ticket is hereby APP
proved as the official Ballot.
A. b. keck,
II. A. Bowersox,
Harry f. Bo,ender,
~ w. II. Herman,
j. Howard Arbogast,
Printing Committee.
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Just as we 90 to press we are Id
receipt off card ofanno"noement H,.t to
the effect that Hon. Charles Miller
proposes to be a candidate tor State
Senator. The card will I've found in
the column OF political announce
ments. Mr.. Miller is well known
to Snyder county voters ard the fact
that there are now two candidates
for one important position will be
welcome news to republican voters.
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Hot Water for Headaches.
Ordinary headaches almost always
yield to the simultaneous application
o. bot water to the feet and back Of the
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Thursday, Feb, Is, 1900
The SENATORIAL QUESTION.

Quite a surprise WAS sprung 9''
urdav at the meeting oithc S'and!a,
Committee, when DIR. l.. +. Nag-
euscllcr withdrew trom the race Il
a candidate for State Senator NJ
one expected such move at 'h''
time as he could have had the couh
ty nomination without contest, bn.
he discovered that the district nom
ination was practically conceded t"
Union County 10y the altcrnatin.
one term rule. lie decided that Ii
was useless for him to spend tn,
money necessary to pay his assess
ments when he knew it would be Use
less to attempt to get the nomination
and finally would have to yield and
then to be falsely accused OF having
sold out to Union County.
In consequence ot DIR. Wagensel-
ler's withdrawal, Hon. Benjamin *
Focht, whoi is the only candidate in
Union County, registered his name
with the committee and will be voted
for in this county direct.
MIR. Focht is not an entire strang-
er in this county. In fact he Is
well known as the Republican lead
er who redeemed this judicial dis
trict for the bonds of Democracy ii
1891 by the election Of Hon. II. M
tClure as President Judge of this
district and the defeat OF Hon. >. T.
Bucher.
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Niles fSfS fHf Snss ssss Sussa

" No morphine ,Sr opium IN Dr.. Miles' PAN
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Jury List.

List or Grand Jurors drawn Tor the Court {
oyer and Terininer and General Jail deliver
and Court Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace q
snyder county held as Feb. Term, commencin,
Monday, February % 1900.
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II it was only health, we
might let it cling.
But it is a cough. One cold
no sooner passes of before
another comes. But it's the
same old cough all the time.
And it's the same old story,
too. There is first the cold,
then the cough, then pneu-
monia or consumption with the
long sickness, and life trem6.
ling in the balance.
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Pr SCHwEFFELBRENNER
The evening times., 1900-02-14
ONE YEAR FOR ENG SING.
Penitentiary Sentence for an
Opium Joint Proprietor.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb 14-That the
recent crusade against vice In Chinatown
was not mere bluff on the part of the To-
lice was emphasized by the sending TO
prison FOR a years sojourn OF Eng Sing.
the first Chinaman to be convicted as a re-
suit Of the recent raid.
Eng Sing was charged with setting up an
opium Joint permitting the smoking Of
opium therein, keeping apparatus therefor,
and prevailing upon persons to smoke Cpl
um therein 1t was really this latter fea-
ture Of the case which resulted in the ar
rest and conviction OF the Chinaman Two
girls, Viola Miller and Annie Carr. neither
Of whom is yet nineteen years Of age. wan
dered into a Chinese restaurant at 935 Race
Street on the evening OF February l. They
encountered Eng Sing coming down The
stairs He asked IL they did not want 10
see the Chinese New Year Nothing 10th
the girls enquired what it was like. and at
the invitation OF the Chinaman followed
him 10 his room. az attic on the fourth
iOOr.
Here he showed them a collection OF
Chinese fruits. etc. There was a complete
outfit on the bed. and after eating some OF
the fruit he Chinaman coaxed the girls 70
smoke Just one" pill They refused. and
at this point Rev. Frederick Poole Of the
Chinese Mission. put in an appearance and
Eng Sing allowed the girls 10 depart.
Mr.. Poole laid the facts before a police
man. who, after questioning the girls. took
them into custody. At the stationhOuse
they told their stories and I'm a short while
a squad OF policemen headed by Sergeant
Hodgson and Special Officers Smith and
Hyatt paid visit to 935 Race Street On
the third floor two Cinnamon. All Din aud
kule Hung were found hitting the pipe
and they were taken into custody. On the
fourth hoor Eng Sing was found apparently
innocently doing IN bed, with no evidence
OF opium or a layout Special Smith. how
ever. made a search and soon brought to
light a complete outfit. the lamp Of which
was stih burning indicating that he had
hidden the apparatus al the first intima-
tion Of danger
Eng Sing did not go on the witness
stand to deny the allegation nor did his
lawyer offer any testimony. contenting
himself with arguing that even admitting
the truth Of the charges there was nothing
10 show that Il was place FOR the sole and
particular OF specific purpose Of smoking
opium, as contemplated By the law. and
there could be no conviction where smok-
ing was a mere incident Of a visit 70 the
room.
The evening times., 1900-02-14
A SON FINDS HIS FATHER.
an Attentpt at Suicide Leads 10 a
Happy Meeting.

an Attempt at Suicide Leads TO a
Happy Meeting.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-When John Feis1.
bent with seventy years and long toll.
homeless and hungry took a bit Of rope
and attempted TO hang himself in Central
Park, he little dreamed that son whom
be mourned as dead was living in this city.
a prosperous business man. So pitlable was
the old mans condition that instead Of be-
ing punished for his act he was sent TO the
Olive Tree Inn by a kindly magistrate In
that institution the son found him and took
him TO his own comfortable home
John Feist was found by policeman
hanging from an arbor in he West Drive
OF the Park near l04th Street. on January
%. He was cut down. half dead. When
taken TO court on the following day he
said Il have no home. no friends. nothing
70 live for ia just as soon die"
Superintendent Chandler assigned the old
man TO room s. I'm the Olive Tree Inn. He
could not remember the names Of any rela
lives or friends All efforts 10 solve the
old mans past were fruitless until last
sunday night. when a well dressed stranger
called. Il think ] used TO know Mr Feist
and I would like to look Al him. said he
Superintendent Chandler brought the old
man out. The stranger peered long and
earnestly into his face He asked some
questions about persons and happenings OF
many years ago. The old man shook his
head The visitor turned 70 the superin-
teudenJ and said.
Here is ten dollars. Give the o:d man a
bath. have him shaved and buy him some
clean clothes ! will come back and take
another look at him
Feist looked like different man on Mon
day night, and the stranger exclaimed the
moment he saw him
My God, It's my father
de threw HIS arms around the old mans
neck and said
Father. don you know your boy. Theo-
CoreT-
The old man looked at him and said.
Theodore Theodore? You are not Theo-
dOre- He died years ago"
The two went away together
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PREVENTED HIS MARRIAGE.
An Old Mans Relatives Object 10 n
lOunR Bride


OMAHA. Neb. Feb. 1.-The relatives
Of John Knydler, who is eighty years OF
age and wealthy. went into court TODAY
to secure an injunction 20 prevent his
marriage 70 Josie Narnowski. who is only
fifteen years old. When told that an in
junction could not be granted they changed
the application TO one for guardian. and
the proposed wedding was suspended.
Knydler has known the girl some time
Yesterday he appeared al the clerks Office
and asked for a license 10 wed her. but
when he. gave his age as eighty and hers
as fifteen, the clerk asked for the con-
sent Of the childs parents. This was
easily secured, but his relatives notified
the clerk Of the proceedings to have a
guardian appointed, and the license was
refused
hnydlers relatives assert that the
chlld's parents desire the wedding IN or
der TO get the old mans property. He
has $4,000 in cash. which he intended 10
bestow on the bride. KnydIer is firm in
his demands 10 we'd as he pleases. assert
ing that man who fought with Sher-
mans army and made a fortune in C.rna-
ha- has. in spite OF his age sense enough
TO select his Wife
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DAMAGES FOR AN ARREST.
An Attorney to sue n Justice for Ten
Thousand Dollars

An Attorney to sue "a Justice for Ten
Thousand Dollars.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Feb. 14.-Robert
A. l.. Dick, Of the Cumberland bar. is pre-
pairing declaration, and will at once file
suit for $4,000 damages against Justice
Charles X Morris, also a member Of the
par, lot false arrest and Imprisonment.
Mr. DICK was retained 10 defend An
drew and Frank Martin on AN assauIt
cnarge The case was to have been tried
before Justice Morris Saturday. February
> out when he appeared with his clients
ne was informed that the case had been
continued until the following Tuesday.
told the justice" said Mr.. Dick. "that
ne mad postponed the case without the au-
thorlty OF my people, and demanded an
u, I,llneuiale trlal Justice Morris stated
mat the case would not be tried until
Tuesday: that someone had told him that
/ wanted IL postponed A war of words
then ensued, and finally the Justice told
me 10 yacate the office, and told him that
would Facate when got good and ready
he then wrote out commitment and
handed it TO a deputy sheriff. and I was
hustled of to jail, where I spent the night.
Il had not been in Jail long when the
sheriff notified me that he had received
word to release me. / replied that [ had
'~NAA NAA- Wv u AhAN JAN anu Antl ENull LnrOM
me out il they wanted to, but that before
/ left | wanted to see the release. The
next morning the doors were opened and
walked out. / have been asked and urged
by hundreds Of people TO take some ac-
tion toward vindicating myself, and now
am about to do it,
nice legal point it is claimed is in
VOWED. Mr. Dick contends that Justice
Morris, being only a committing maRis-
trate, exceeded his jurisdiction in com
mitting him to Jail for contempt. for the
reason that the justice should have first
imposed fine, and in default of payment
should then have issued his commitment.
1t is understood that this question has
never been definitely settled in this State
Inc higher courts have the unquestioned
authority TO commit for contempt hut
lawyers seen today are somewhat divided
IN their opinions as 10 the rights Of mag
istrate to do So
MI. Dick says that while the declaration
Will name $4,000 as the amount sued for
ne Is not after damages. but a vindication.
lie says If this instance is let 90 unno-
iced, lawyers az any time are liable 10 be
humiliated by being sent to prison for
overzealous efforts in behalf OF their cIi-
ents
Mr.. Dick is said to be the first Iawys- In
the State to be so committee He forNsr-
iy practiced in Baltimore, and is 4 brother
Of State Senator Dick
The evening times., 1900-02-14
Was Unable 20 sleep.


Washington. Do. c.. Feb I5. Igag.
Tic Mason CHpa.e4I Co...
5l5 Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
''sUtiemc1- Af winter have suffered with
heavy cold oa aE lEHzs- making breathing dif-
1l--I and accompanied Iy a cough that raelsd
my whole body through and through, and kept
me awake u.grl-
tried so mans things including doctors pre-
s.l-ptfgns, without sGCcrSs that 7 became -
weak and ClsColraEfl that I had given up al
hope. last week , was banded q sample box %
llason's Health Dsfcldsrs- ] took . Red CorZh
Tablets and they gave me more relief iu IS
minutes than from an other sources Conbinfl.
] then bought q regular 10 cent box. and -lev
entirely cured my Terrible cough. and all soreless
OF my tErO-t and lu-ZS has disappeared. and (
am gaining strength daily. ! shall never cease
TO recommend them, and thank God that they
we're put IL mE U1y-
VALENTINE Hr"..
.lHD Ffrr
The evening times., 1900-02-14
RED AND FIFTY-FOUa CHEERFUL, HAPPY MORTALS

It's this way:
No matter how profoundly just sour
/ claims Ray De. you must submit them 10
test.
II philanthropist would offer TO give
away gold dollars who would believe him
until they saw him - it2
We gave away gold-good gold, when we
distributed the samples Of our DYSPEP-
SIA, CATARRH, COUGH. CONSTII' \
/ TiON, AND SORE THROAT TABLETS.
They have brought relief TO the despon-
dent and hope 20 the disconsolate.
We knew they would
We have tried them again and again be-
fore we even thought OF coming here. They
do the wOrk-every time. They cannot dis
appoint
The ingredients they contain are not only
unusual, but hey are remarkable IN the
manner Of tteir combination.
They are prepared from the most care
fully considered formulas ever conceived
by the most painstaking professional
minds
Science viii never do more for the re-
moval Of this desperate disease.
A knowledge Of the composition OF these
tablets would convince you at once. They
would delight a scientist and convert ,he
most iucreduiOus physician.
Understand. however. one thing. We Of
fer these tablets for the relief Of Dyspep-
sia alone
CJRE-REAlEMBEE-
Relief al Once-cure speedily
In addition 90 this remarkable Dyspep-
sia Cure, Mason has four other specifics
equally powerful.
HIS BROWN TABLETS FOR CONSTI-
PATTON work over night-quietly, surely
You're @. X I'm the morning cure any
bilious condition. remove headache. and
restore The liver 20 its normal state.
MASON'S RED TABLETS cure coughs.
check colds. bronchitis and insure a good
nights rest
MASON'S WHITE TABLETS cure in a
wonderfully short Ume-sore throat tom
sihtis, and reduce Inflammation OF the
most serious character.
MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES ONT
MENT applied ouJwardIy at bedtime works
over night.
It peneuates TO the very foundation OF
the congestion.
IL dissolves-lt loOseas-ft frees entirely.
After that the absolute removal Of the Of
Tending ciots requires only the ordinary
effort which any sufferer from Catarrh will
make In the morning.
MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES ONT
MENT used persistently for a short period
viii cure the worst kind Of Catarrh.
Cure Sc without discomfort. No drugs
no inhalation-uO nausea. Nothing but
positive, soothing penetration. and subse-
quent dislodgement-
And best Of aIl-it heals while it works.
II sCothes-it relieves-IT CURES
safe-snd speedy cure for Piles. Twenty
five cents box
Mason's Remedies are put up In 10 .
and 50-cent boxes FOR SALE at the fol-
lowing drug stores:
HENRY EVANS.
eSS F Street NV.
EDWARD STEVENS.
Ninth and Penn Ave.
EDWARD P. MERIT,
1Il0 Street
VI. p. HERBST.
25O0 Penn. Ave. NV.
T. J. DIEUDONNE & son.
Eleventh and Streets NV.
FRANK p. WELLER
Cor Eighth and I Streets Sc
A. II. ". CLUM
2sth and o Streets NV.
A. N. ELOCZEWSKI.
SEQ Ninth Street NV.
O'DONNELL'S PHARMACIES.
HURLEBAUS' PHARMACY
Cor. l4th and Y Streets Nv.
JOHN z. MAJOR,
eth and G Streets NV.
WOOD & co.
Cor Conn. Ave. and L NV
GUY NJ NEELY.
y E Cor llth and c SITS. s z.
Or sent Tor price by Mason Chemical Co.
SIS Arch street. Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1900-02-14

When about midstream a floating log
struck either him or the mule. and me man
and the animal became separated. both
struggling amid debris in the rushing
stream. The mule jJ is stated. succeeded
in reaching shore.
The man was borne helplessly on The
swift current and soon disappeared. His
body has not yet been recovered.
The water i'm the river is subsiding and
it is hoped the body may soon be recov-
cred. IL is likely, however. to have been
borne down for many miles toward Balti-
more. possibly as FAR as Elkridge Landing.
Mr.. Shaffer was about thirty years Of age
and was married two years ago.
The evening times., 1900-02-14
saved Her :

Washington. D. ... Is
Tle Mason Chemical Co..
SIS Arch Street. PIfI1dclpl
Gentlemen: ] truly feel ven .....
yC-r Cream Of Olives U.usmenI mas done Tor nv
little daughter. Size had q boil that formed q
the corner Of her ere INFO q hard rcd lump.
giving intense pain and threatened 90 impair
her vision and probably Gisdgurc Hgl for Iirr.
10 was distressing 20 witness the agony the cli.I
endured. Noticing Nolr advertisement and rC-
HIarkable virtues claimed for Cream Of Olives
Instead Of a0U.tieiuG ir IN The usual way. Q -e1-
to the drug store for iJ and applied be-
The relief wss truly magical and the child i~-
mC0lately lap-ed into a refreshing sleep. Murn
she aWoke the inflammation had greatly slb~ieeL
and inside o. days not a vcstigc a boil .r
lump OF sCsr rcWaiued.
] was huiping around, suffering from a e-t
on my toe and convinced O. its curative eFra. =
and fearing blood poisoning. ] bound Do rU ard
over night +. was healed.
have never given tc~timonials but ms personal
experience with your Cream of Olives is so Ce-
serving t.lt iu order go accentuate It's Superior
glr-tivs Ni-tlo- ta t.e mothers and ladies 20
this CITY. I ana constrained 20 recommend 10 sS
toilet requisite. .ud don't believe ANYTHING
''iust as good" has ever been discovered Nor.s
very Truly
MRS. J. BILLINGSLEY.
1922 Street nv.
The evening times., 1900-02-14

not be candidate for reelection. Con-
way w sans, or Baltimore, is ahead in
the race for the place.
Inc election Of officers will occur Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock There is no
doubt that some sort Of fight will be made
Dy the element in favor Of continuing in
control Of cycle racing. Whatever NAV be
the policy behind their efforts. however.
many OF the officials are against it.