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commissioners without Power.

complaint was recently lodged with the Dis
trict Commissioners relative 10 the accumulation
Of snow mud, and gravel on the sidewalks in
Morgan Avenue. The complainant, Robert V.
Page, stated that the street TO which he referred
had been practically impossible all winter because
OF the amount Of debris covering the sidewalks
He urged the Commissioners to give the matter at
tention and 10 remove the obstrucuons Inc
Commissioners in their reply today stated that
the law relative 10 the removal Of such Obstruc-
tions from sidewalks does not apply 10 that por.
ton Of the District.
The evening times., 1900-03-01
4 Washington BOOLkeeper'S Verdict
for MaSon'S Brown Tablets.

Mas0n's Brown Constipation Tablets DO me more
good than anything ! have ever tried for Cou-tl-
patton. and have used one Of the most popularity
advertised remedies for some time
The special feature. / experienced are that
mason So doH't tear Won 90 pieces, but yours are
entirely free from pain and regularity Is cstdf'-
hsaed 40 once. ] viii always speak good word
i0r M8s1n's Brown Tablets and personally thanked
my druggist, Mr Butts. at Fourth and Massa-
CHusetts Avenue. yesterday for having drawn ms
attention 90 such an excellent and sure remedy.
lSiEucdJ JOHN a. ONTRICH. JR.
BUukkgtptr star Once so 9Th street y. ".
The evening times., 1900-03-01
CoIumbian Alumni banquet.

The annual banquet Of the Columbian Univer-
sity Alumni Association VIII be held at Rauseher
tonight Members and guests will be received by
the president Of the university and the oiheers
Of the associati1- in the reception room ironi
to S D. n. Dinner viii be served at { o'c.ock-
The following speakers viii answer 70 me IoaS.S'
p-csf5e1t Wbitnan Senator Chauneey N. Dgpew.
I,,sfice Haraln. Justice Brewer, Hon. Martin A
Knapp. Commander Wainwright, 4. g. broWne
and senator John c. spooner
The evening times., 1900-03-01
Estimates FOR schools.

The District Commissioners have written to the
Northeast Washington Citizens Association in re-
ply to a request from that body to include certain
estimates for schools in northeast Washington
The Commissioners say that the estimates in
question were not included in the appropriations
presented 10 the House, but that they will be laid
before the Senate Committee when the measure
reaches that body.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

-.. ...... U .... trace Freeman.
r--...- --.r. Helen Russell, and others,
howard Gould, the clever young romantic
actor, who created an excellent impression
here by means Of his work in 1.-The Prison
er OF Zenda, will be seen next week at the
Columbia. The play which is to serve him
as a vehicle is Grace FuTniss and Abby
Sage Richardson's "A Colonial Girl 80
which had a run during the autumn OF
1898 at the Iveeum Theatre. New York.
The piece is said TO afford Mr. Gould un-
limited opportunity for a display OF his
abilities, and unquestlonably has won him
high praise this year. The production is
described rs being sumptuous in very way.
Seats for the engagement went on sale
this morning.
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Columbia Theatrc-Richard Mansfield in The
First Violin;" evening
National Theatre-Henry KILLER in ''The Only
Nay;" evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-Strakosch Com
pany in Faust evening.
Grand Opera House-Behman Vaudeville Com
pany; afternoon and evening.
Academy Of Music--''The Queen Of Chinatown; -
evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-Rentz- S2ntley Com
pany; afternoon and evening
willard Hall-MOving Pictures Of the Passion
Play. evening.
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IVBY ARRAIGNHD IN COURT
The Accused Charged With Reeeiv-
ing Stolen Goods.

The Police Are Proceeding on the
Theory That the Prisoner Acted i'm
Is Now I'm the Hands of Authori-
ties at savnnnnh-JeveIry Taken
The evening times., 1900-03-01
A HEALTHY STOMACH

Makes pure blood, vigorous nerves-a
strong body. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
strengthens weak stomachs An occa-
sional dose will keep the bowels nctiVe.
Taken regularly, 1t will cure indigestion,
constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, mac
tive liver or kidneys, malaria, fever and
ague. 1t will cure you. See that PRI-
VATE REVENUE STAMP covers the neck
Of the bottle
The evening times., 1900-03-01
Plate Printers Wanted.

Forty plate printers are wanted at the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, and requisition on the
Civil Service Commission for them has been made
by Assistant Secretary Vanderlp. Tae large in
crease in small notes Of late makes this in
crease necessary. II is expected that currency
legislation by Congress Will add much 20 ;he work
OF the bureau
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
odd FelIn,rs to RECEIVE.

Columbia Lodre, l. 0. o. F., will hold 4 re-
ception in Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh Street
northwest at 7-SO o'clock this evening large
attendance Of fraternity members and others Is
eNDected.
The evening times., 1900-03-01
Epworth League Entertained.

The members of the EpwOrth League Of Wesley
Chapel were pleasantly entertained last evening
at the parsonage by Rev. and Mr. ]. F. Heisse.
A short business meeting was first held after which
music and games enjoyed. Refreshments
were served later in the evening.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

Temperature az 1 p. m.-------------.--- -
Lowest temperature, a. m..............-....l-
Highest temperature, 10 p. m...,.............3s
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Georgetown Citizens to Meet.
The Georgetown Citizens Association viii hold
its regular monthly session tomorrow night at
1880 O'Clock. Important business it to be trans
acted.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

An inspiring title Is that chosen by Sam
Scribner for his organization, the Gay
Morning Glories," which is to be seen on
Monday afternoon at Kernan's. The COM
bination is said to be quite as attractive
as its name would imply. Its entertain
ments are begun with the rendering of a
farce, entitled Mile. Charmion's Recep-
tiOn," and terminated with the preyenta-
tion OF another, dubbed "Helen's FeCe; or
The Cruise Of the Gold Bug" Between
these comes an olio in which are intro
duced such people as Webb and Has
san, Harry Walters, Black and Franks.
Bessie Taylor, Dryden and Leslie and
Grant and Grant. There will be daily matt
nees.
The evening times., 1900-03-01
THE sun AND MOON.


Sun rises......G:S7 VI. sun scts.......5.J0 P. II.
Moon rises. -5-43 An Moon sets...............
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Gueuiue Gimts
THTRspAY. MARCH /. -.
The weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE

Clearing and much colder tonight. Friday fair
winds becoming brisk 10 high northwesterly.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

Not many years ago the vaudeville stage
boasted OF few workers more talented and
popular than Lydia Yeamans Titus, who is
TO headline next weeks bill ar the Grand.
II il is true that she has lost none OF her
grace and magnetism since last she was
here, the singer and mimic is assured OF
making numbers of admirers during her
coming engagement She will be well sup
ported, among her co-laboTeTs at the
Grand being Haines and Pettingill. blac-
faced comedians; Bonner, trained equine;
De VeauX and De Veaux. iDstrumentaIists;
Seymour and Dupree, who are known as
The Chinaman and the Soubrette;" Dick
and Alice McAvoy, whose sketch is dubbed
"Casey's Corner" and the Sutcliffe family
OF acrobats. The performances doubtless
will be well attended.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

1000 yards BIeached Muslin in rem-
nants-yard wide-useful lengths-6
and Sc quality. Green Ticket 1ZC
Price.............-... 10
The evening times., 1900-03-01
Proof from n Washington business
Man thnt MHson's yellow Tablets
Cure Dyspepsia.

NasNaf-tDfs lfl- -. la.f'-
] am happy o. recommend Nas0u's yellow Tab
lets for Dyspepsia as a most valuable remedy Tor
an stomach troubles. especially those OF a lys-
pcptic nature. ] iouLd nothing in my whole
experience that equals them. They relieve the
distressing iuliurss digest the food, and grip
ing or pain j. experienced
JSCucdt j. ROBERT MEIR.
G22 Pennsylvania Aysuue y W.
Late Head Buyer Gents Furnishing Goods Dept
o. Robinson, ChCy q CO. Vow with J1ssp1
AuCTbalL.
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AMrSFMFNTs TO-DAY

Lamps lt today. S;82 P-h.
Lamps out tomorrow. OW..-............-..-..5:5I 5:5I An
The evening times., 1900-03-01
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide .........--...---l-56 sc An and 900 PM
High tide ......-.-....-.-7-50 An and s:I5 PM.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

II remires only one glass Of Heurich's beer to
win yiour taste Phone 634, Arlington Bottling
Co. FOR a case Of Maerzen, Senate, Or Lager,
The evening times., 1900-03-01

36-inch UnbIeached Scrim-al- DC
ways &c Green Ticket Price,. %
The evening times., 1900-03-01

Felt Window Shades. SO inches wide,
- inches Iong-fxtures complete &C
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DOmesticS Great Values.

Double-bed Sheets-siZe 81X90-made
good wearing quality unbleached mus
lin. Value soc. Green Ticket J0C
Price. ..,.................. -
The evening times., 1900-03-01

New........lst and 3oth Full ...-......-....l 10th
First quartcr........Sth Last quartCr........24tl
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Double-bed Sheets-size S1x90-goOd
wearing quality Bleached Muslin
limited quantity. Value 59c. lQC
Green Ticket Price. -
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100 dozen Bleached TOwels-fringed-
extra size-22x44 inches-handsome-
borders. Value 19c. Green &C
Ticket Price. -
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As a result Of havino h@J brewed Of the best
nsl4 80 ..#rf. Maerzcn. Senate, and
..-r ....-a r.H..rr because Of the high
.r... la.. r.. ,ney possess. Phone
Arlington t..nr Co, for a case Of
The evening times., 1900-03-01

Remnants light Calicoes-desirable
lengths. Worth &c. Green Ticket DC
Price. .....--.......-......
The evening times., 1900-03-01

Extra heavy UnbIeached Twilled
Crash-no dressing-never sold
for less than sc. Green Ticket DC
Price................
The evening times., 1900-03-01

White Bed Spreads. in pretty Mar
seilies designs-full size-not for sin
gle bed. but regular double bed size
extra heavy-ful Of wear and salts
faction. Value S9c. Green Ticket dGC
Price. .......--...-.. II
The evening times., 1900-03-01

s1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
ID. g. o.
Saturday and Sunday, March 8 and 4.
The evening times., 1900-03-01

To close out the Outings and Fl2n-
nelettes well give you choice OF the
l0c and L 1-2c grades-llght and
dark grounds. Green Ticket S3C
Price. -
The evening times., 1900-03-01
Any Coat, 1898.

The last cali on ladies' winter coats
tomorrow Your unrestricted choice
for $3.S6 Of any in the house There
are some fine Ones-sOme which sod
for four times this price. but they 20.
Not one held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-19

mites thru which this trans-cont mental.
line pas's'gs and foi tfie public il shat .
like at Aines, nrw and modern station
houses with every cor Nenience are being
Still annthsr gain Is the
fact that the Union Pacific railroad the
thru connection ri the North sez.tes'n.
With the Pacific coast srsiiodiy doablc-
tracking a considefAhle portion q its
line and STRENGTHENING many curves.
Thisi' the day ard the hour Of the civil
engineer in railway cons ructicn. and no
better Illustration 81 HIS modern meth
eds and marvel 0ns ingenuity can be
found than in the listnsformatien Of this
tianseontinental route known under
the title of the Ncstliw Stern line
Thru vestibuled ss's niger trains car
ryirg the newly q ted travel for the
Philippines. Chine ard Japan, fer Ha-
waii and Guam. q from Chicago / Q
san Francisco ans 'frtls,lid without I'M
terr,iption- THEFT ofi lhe olifnt
and it, coming sss,ls si'Nde IS ait
ready felt by this great .sliNay system
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-19
LAYING DOUBLE Track
Enormous Task Of the Chicago
Northwestern Railway in Par
alleling Its Road.
The Expense Of Road Building in.
Iowa Character Of the
Work.
Greatest Railway Bridge in the
World over the Des Moines
River

Possession Dt the N'iisiisS siSS; = sptS
that of the English l-org lNitSilsiass lfls
supp!y5 and 3eiginesiillg head u the Faii-
glish army. fourd ;hn Single ttas X saSi 4
from Bloemfontein Johanls sbslis
must b. double tracked. $, e's Nyas
the stock 81 munitions of war Al hatssl
at Bicenfontelf 80 tltTgelst he need f'si
them al Jollstnnesbure that old
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thy SAY these wtl9 Mere Id Bsoelr
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spf Colorado, and west of Nevada, the
changes have been OF the same nature
At the crossing of the farm of the state
AGRICULTURAL College at Aines. the, SIM
gle line has been thrown over parallel
with its old location, 81 as To prevent
the new track interfering with main-
tanned rlaaic This alteration IS bone
sficial Ia Anes, the city being the largest
Intermediary Jnot terminaD railway
passenger transfer point in the United
States.
From Boone 10 egden, the main linz
has, been str:ilgbtened so as 10 effect
SAVING in distance Of three miles In as
cent Of grade there is saved heft: las feet
ans: in curvature Ss4 degrees and Is min
uses The maximum grad Of the old
iiae Mas - feet 10 the miles the maxi
mum grade of the new linesSs fset e
the mile; the maximum curvature efth
OLD single track lire MAS drsress' nj /
the Ii'ssNtnunl curvature OF lle new q ot-
EbseStrack line s2 degrees. ne length of
aiuse of the old line was ,.S tiiiles1
and Of The new lineu-4 miles The fig
utes, cNple more elaquenily than
Woi'Gs Thy changes that have been
fectea. With the COM lef;a:l q the dnu-
bile tracking nsNt year q only ruling
Slstt.S lllt- III 4 rs y - ~ U ~ 49,
Chicago and Omaha vi hs al arcadia
Hill near carroll. 'rlss ,luss tson u h
location; Of the new right Wy across
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sNy,s; probably from that neint .eS
ithe Missouri riNer here Will be rs
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Fla lleasiei grade to thu nile han s6 feet
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a four sines, slftsesi train. Non
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lest ea:As with&a sItlgle ioconot39e
II Esediun sapacity ITer years In
Yen mite heNd heta Boone
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-16
HAVE
Money to Loan
Farm Property
At reasonable rates.
GEn N ppIeE
At reasonable rates.
GEO. NJ. PRICE.

j. B. Boyd has as his guests this week
Mr.. McManus and sou and daughter,
intimate friends from Peterboro, Ont,
with whom he made q pleasant visit
while east last winter. This is Mr.. Nc
Manus' first visit to North Dakota aud
the harvesting scenes make a striking
impression as viewed by resident OF
Ontario.
%. r. Daniels the busy post master OF a
stamp mill that bears his name out in
Grey township was visitor Saturday,
dividing his attention between business,
politics and farming. His trips to Lang
don are not frequent and the running OF
a post Office don't seem to have interfered
with his raising one OF the best crops in
the neighborhoed this year.
The diphtheria cases that lately exist
ed at the homes OF Jos. LePere mile
north of Olga, and E. B. Beauchamp, in
the Rush Lake neighborhood, are both
convaleseent and the quarantine in each
instance wasremoved by DR.. Gibson, the
health officer on Monday. The disease
proved quite obstinate and the recovery
of patients was Tor some time doubtful,
but there were no deaths.
The band boys are seeing what can be
done in the way of reorganizing the
Langdon City Band. 1t has been de-
cided that with the assistance of Prof.
Decks, as leader, that little trouble will
be found. There is plenty Of talent and
Langdon can't afford to he without
band especial with fall campaign on
hand. The old bands manager, Jas. s..
Loynes, IS out of town for few weeks
also Fl. F. Nokes, another valuable old
player, and until their return no great
Roadway can be counted on, but it's go
with o big G.
NJ. J. Lighthall and WIN. Craig, the
travelling superintendent of the Ma
tional and Northwestern elevator COM
panies were here Friday posting up the
local buyers on the opening OF the
seasons business. Both are of the
opinion that farmers can make no
mistake this year in cutting their wheat
q little on the green side. They say that
the kernel is unusually large and plump
this year and have observed in past
years when this was the case that much
grain was invariably lost by Smelling out
and which might have been saved il cut
earlier. When the kernels are SO plump
the chat or husk spreads away from the
kernel, leaving it liable to be shaken out
Of the head.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-08-16
WHEAT MARKET.

Mrs. w. IL. Smith has been seriously
indisposed but is improving somewhat.
a $500 refrigerator, holds rs pounds
ice for sale ii taken at once for SIS 90, at
the Bee Hive.
Rev. Bradstad, superintendent OF the
chiIdrcns home at Fargo made Langdon
Il visit Friday.
The NJ. E. church Sunday school raised
liberal sized collection last Sabbath for
the famine sufferers in India.
Special services were held at the
Catholic church in the forenoon yester-
day it being Assumption Day.
Baptist services in this city Sunday
evening at the usual hour and atStilwell
in the afternoon at three O'Clock.
The Presby terrain church received
several additions to it's membership at
the communion service OF last Sunday.
Episcopalians have this week raised
several hundred dollars OF a fund with
which they hope to build church this
iall
Rev. Dougan and neicp. Miss jackson,
were visitors at Waiballa, which is fast
becomming popular North Dakota
summer resort, u couple OF days this
week.
The ceremony OF baptism by i'm
mersion, at the close OF the service at the
Baptist church Sunday evening was
witnessed by congregation that filled
the church to the doors.
On Sunday next Presbyterian services
will be held in Falconer's school house
at 10 80 a. NJ and at the Mclean school
house at 2 p. NJ, and at Iangdon at
8 p. m by the pastor, Rev. Thos. Dougan
The picnic OF the children OF the Presby-
terrain Sunday school, arranged forlast
week, but postponed owing to bad
weatheris being held today in the grove
on P. Mulligan's farm east OF town.
Quite program OF sports will be enjoy
ed by the little folks.
Rev. Robson, OF Hannah, exchang-
ed pulpits last Sunday with Pastor Beer
OF the NJ. E. church Quite a large con-
gregation were present at the evening
service to see and here the reverend
gentlemen, who at one time was in
charge of the church here.
The lawn social at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening was an event thorough
ly enjoyed by quite a large number.
The ladies having the affair in hand sue
ceeding admirably in. entertaining and
looking after the wants OF their guests.
Quite q nice amount was realized and
will be applied to the church funds.
The Methodists gave the children at
tending their Sunday school a picnic
yesterday in the grove south oitown.
The shower of rain that fell during the
night previous did not in anyway interior
with the pleasures of the day and about
a dozen we'll loaded rigs left the church
shortly after nine o'clock with the child
rem for their days outingin the country.