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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
LICENSES FOR PHARMACISTS
4 Bin offered TO Correct a Defect II
the Law.

BiII offered TO Correct ~ Defect in
the Law
Tie District Commissioners are consid-
ering the bill providing for the IirensiRg
Of homeopathic pharmacists in the District
Of Columbia. Upon the application Of
pharmacists of this school for licenses it
was found that the laws did not permit
the granting Of the privilege. and the fact
soon developed that the Commissioners
had no discretion in the matter
Those conducting homeopathic pharma-
cies are ready TO comply with all the re
quirements Of the law upon allopathic
druggists. even to the depositiug Of a fee
and submission TO examination. But it
has been found by the District autho-i-
ties that it will be necessary to secure
new legislation before the licenses can be
granted
The bill In question has the remedy OF
this defect IN the license laws in view.
IL provides for the creation OF a board OF
commissioners Of homeopathic pharmacy.
consisting OF three physicians OF that
school 10 be appointed by the District
Commissioners. This beard Is TO examine
candidates and is entitled TO fee Of $50
10 pay the expenses Of executing the act.
The bill also provides that each person
registered as a homeopathic pharmacist
under the act shall be entitled TO manu-
tacture, compound, sell and dispense
drugs. medicines and chemicals for me-
dicinal use and to compound physicians
prescriptions, but only IN accordance with
the principles Of homeopathy and the re-
quirements OF homeopathic physicians.
1t is expected that the Commi sioners
viii concur in recommending the bill to
Congress for adoption, and that IL will be
enacted 10 correct an obvious defect in
the license laws Of the District
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termination the Secretary. he says. can
avail himself Of the services Of a board
to examine all the official reports on the
subject
The draft Of the substitute resolution
submitted is sufficiently broad to embrace
all engagements OF Importance as wei as
TO reward the special services Of officers
rendered otherwise than in battle, end
by the presentation Of a bronze bar in
stead OF a second medal to those who have
participated in more than one engagement
and unnecessary duplication OF medals is
prevented. The resolution submitted is not
intended as a substitute for the bill TO
carry into effect Secretary Longs recon-
mendations for providing a new system
Of rewarding Navy and Marine Corps Off
GERS and men for exceptional meritorious
service in war and peace. The bill 90
carry out Secretary Longs recommends
tions provides that instead Of advancing
officers for distinguished service, the pres
ent system, officers aud men shall be
rewarded by the bestowal on them of
honor medals courage medals. and service
medals. the recipients OF honor medals 10
/ have increased Pay.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
The Busy Corner.
Always The beSf Of eVeryfhiHZ
for The Ie6SI money
Open until . o'clock tonight.
HOSIERY
Is Always an
Important
Easter Need.

Important every day Tt's one article 20
wear that fills iu q, an times. such STOCK
as We have gathered is worthy OF your
confidence. Spring styles and dcsigniugs
are uncommonly pretty The lowest
priced Hosiery in the house can prove
their economy by double wear.
Women's full seamless Cotton Hose. in
fast black and stainless tan-double 10C
heels and toes. saturday per pair ~
women's fun seamless Egyptian Cotton
Hose In fast black plain drop stitched
Bichelieu rib Rembrandt rib with white
feet and fancy patterns. Satur- 1vIC
urday your choice --..-..-.....-.--.i-
women's fun regular made Hermsdrof
Fast Black Cotton Hose-double soles.
high-spliced heels-cost 25c 10 i'm IQC
port. Saturday. per Pair-.-----.....-. -
Choice lines Of Women's Fancy Cotton
and Lisle Thread Hose-all the latest Low
elites in stripes. dots, novelties, and boot
patterns and en-
9 95gdSsFs s1 . Special Csc, 39c & SOC
Chndren's Fast Black Stainless Ribbed
Cotton Hose. in all slzes-double
knees, heels, a.d toes. Saturday, pei INC
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose-fast
blacE, seamless, double knees. heels, ana
toes Three spleu-
Qualities Sla ' 'a'.''. l24c, I5c & 10
Boys heavy double throughout Ribbed
Bicycle Hose, for hard wear or school DEC
sizes 6 10 10. Saturday --.--.--.. 81
Infants Ribbed and Plain Cotton Socks
fast black and tan. Satur- 111J
day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Seamless Socks in fast black,
stainless tan and fancy miNturfs-- INC
double heels and toes. Saturday -.... ~
Mems double-sole. heels and toes Fast
Black and Tan Colored Cotton 11lC
Socks Saturday, per pair.....-....-i-
Mems imported full regular made cotton
sorks-HcrmsdOrf fast black. and Nlack
with Northumberland figures. sat 1QC
urday, per pair ..................... ~
First HOOr-SeCtIOu r.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
oninInn Not GniI,H.

Major sylvester, Superintendent Of Police has
recommended 10 the District CoH-rni,-ionor- that
the charges against Private " 4 Qvip,sa. for
neglect o. duty hc disuisra NNhdEi prejudice
90 The oIGccr QuinllH Ess rarsf-f rif.i entering
q house on is beat vh'ie ~ dfts and rcu1siIi-
cation before tite total oifies iie- eharrt- were
rat -r-taiucd Comm ~-.ols1 Wiehl aparaya.
lllc uinoutatis1, aid- ~ aDtefv1i.,a ;..4t
Die colleague wiz eoD,a1 d. tsis ioesintHt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
FIre in a Drug store.

Fire caused by defective fUe broke out short
BY after O'Clock last night in Radcliffe drug
store No. llri Street northeast. When two
companies Of the department reached the scene
IN response 20 a local alarm. the blaze bad gain.
cd some headway- lgt thc fire was soon gotten
uuder control- los estimated ~ $50 rs-ulted
and is fully covered hv Insurance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07

Pennsylvania -AvenReaal8oFehwes lSevsn-
teenth district, 231 Seventh Street south
west Eighteenth district. seventh and NJ
Streets southwest; Nine eeuth district. 81
II street northwest; Twentieth district
266 IL Z Street northwest; Twenty-frst
district. corner Seventh Street and Mas
sachusetts Avenue northeast; Twenty
second district. 1910 Eighth Street south
east The committeeman representing the
First and Sixth district were not present.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
S. KAHN, SONS & co.,
9Th and Market Space.
Khaki Cloth for soldiers.

a contract for S5O0.0O worth Of khaki
cloth has been awarded by the War De-
partment TO Boessneck BroeseI & Co.
Of New York. who agree to furnish
the cloth at 19 1-2 cents per yard The
Khaki cloth used by the War Department
IS finer than that used in the British
Army. From the cloth purchased it will
he possible to make 100 600 uniforms
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
TO PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN
Orders Issued to PoItce LIeutcnants
10 This End.

10
Major Sylvester has issued an or
der to the various lieutenants, directing
them TO instruct the police OF their com
mands. who patrol beats on which school
houses are located, tc endeavor to be
present at such schools during the recess
hours
The object Of the order is TO give the
school children protection from pugns-
eious urchins and to lessen their chances
Of being injured by vehicles. Complaint
was recently made that vehicles are driven
recklessly over the streets IN which
school children play The police are in
structed to see that no reckless driving is
INDUCED in.
In another order Major Sylvester in
formed the police that target practice
with pistols and drills would be resumed
at the end Of the present nor Both
were suspended DUNG the cold wea, her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07

Argument on the motion ior d new trial and ar
rest OF Judgment in she case of Arthur I1udon.
colored. convicted OF the murder Of Heury Brad
ley. also c0lored, wss heard today before Justice
Clsbaugh- Attorney F. :. hey Smith, Appeared
for the defendant and Assistant District ATTORNEY
TAYLOR for the Government
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
- KNIGTTs oF noNoR-A - f-aternaI

THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand fraternd
organization, the peer o. any, surpassed By
none. during The tUeHtysiK sars Of It's existence,
has paid TO its benehclariCs, the widows a1d CT
pEaus % thirty-dve thousand deceased brothers.
the muuifcert sum o. SIXTY y ISE MILLION DOL
LARS, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN IHOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of which has been dlsbursed IN
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
1889. FRANCis +. BATES Grand Dictator. 1925
9th 81 NV; JOHN L. KING. Grand Reporter, l0l6
] 81 Be. mh9-lmO.em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
TOOK Poison b, NEIstnke.

Mrs Henry Roanc. colo-cd. thirty five years old.
this morning, took by mistake dose Of sulplItc
oi zinc and alum az her home. 2430 Street north
wet. She was removed az once 20 the Ecmer-
gency Hospital. where -Htdotes were applied and
the patient relieved. Her coud ton is not seri-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07

Rsfri-= Tr.cE-Rsoc- 40 S.2O p. W.
National Tlg5ire-The Bost.u.aus. afternoon.
"flr NigCroy-" evening ROBIN Hood.
Colombia Thcatrr-A.ua Held 3D. 'Papa's
Wife," afternoon and evening.
Academy Ct Muse-Ilcyt's a E.alN sheep
sit,rroua and evening.
Grand Opera H0use-NaudlyiiIe; afternoon and
Cyrg.uC
heruau's LyCCuu The5tgc-''Jsry Grass Wid.
ov--" afternoon aud evening
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a Horrible Outb eak

''Of large sores on my little daughters head
developed into a case Of scald head writes {. ID.
lshill, VI Aorgauton, Tenn. but Bucklen's Ar.ici
hslve completely cured her, It's guaranteed
cure for Eczema letter, salt Rheum. Pmples
sores, Ulceta, and piles. only 2jc al Hem
Evans. g22 and g2a %.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
Digested food

Digested food
m a k es rich
blood-fe rment-
ed food pro-
duees pOiso on.
and from this
springs CO N
STIP A T 10 n.
DYSPE p STA.
a n q LIV r
TROUBLE. The
Bitters wilhelm
70 digest your
food. and thus
create healthy
active bloc d.
rs an excellent
spring tonic.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
pleads GuiIt, 10 HouScbreaI1inE.

Charles Herbert, charged Oh aou-ehreaking.
In Criminal Court No. h. yesterday withdrew bis
plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty Go the Of
Incc DE was sentenced los Ju-tice iLtbsug. 70
six months, imprisonment U the District JAIL.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
Some
Great Big
Toilet Values.

We never tire Of undersellinE We love
to lead when YOU appreciate the adyau-
taFes Il makes for you. Tonight We'll
show you how we can sell.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
TALK OF TWO ELECTIONS
The Friends Of Mr.. bryan May
Hold a Separate Primary.

The BOnst Of the Norris Crowd That
They VIII Control the voting
Booths Resented by the Nebras-
kan'S SurporterS-Thc Action Of
the District Committee Denounced.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07

' TT. a !T 'oa-,-,.-;,.e,s so f NJ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-07
Leading Physicians

In Amorfcs. England, and on tle Continent -sy
ihat Kidney. disease Is quickly l-EeO by u--Hg
Wsrucr's safe Cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
ANOTHER BOND SUIT
Pratt County Sued for 81 800 for Be
fauIted Interest.

Suit has. heen filed in the federal court
for the Woonsocket hospital, against
Pratt county, Kan, and the board Of
county commissioners of that county for
defauted interest on a block of $500 Of
the county bonds of said county. These
bonds are refunding bonds Of sid coun-
ty, and were heretofore issued by the
county commissioners Of Pratt county TO
refund outstanding bonds and other in
debtedness of the county. The bonds are
signed by William Bailey, as chairman
Of the board Of county Commissioners.
Mr. Bailey now being a resident of this
city, having purchased a home here
During the last four months Pratt county
has redeemed about $4,000 of her bonds
and her debt has been so much reduced
The city OF Pratt, the county seat Of
Pratt county, has within the last year
made an adjustment of her kity debt
which included the Indebtedness for her
w9terworls. The county is gradually and
rapidly reducing her outstanding debt
and her population is gradually ipcreas-
ing. Another thing in her favor is that
she now has the best wheat prospects she
has ever had in the history of the county.
In addition to this the county has a
judicious and intelligent board Of com
missioners, who are conducting her af-
fairs in the most careful and business-like
manner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

streets. No such ordinance is in vogue
in this city, but Mayor Ross fav2rs the
scheme and believes it would be a wise
idea TO inaugurate system Of this kind
The boxes as proposed by the writer are
made Of heavy sheet iron md the adver-
tisements mentioned are restricted to
enamel signs. They are in use in many
Of the large American cities and are Of
invaluable assistance in keeping the
streets clean and free from filth, caused
by the streets becoming Uttered up with
paper, fruit pealings, etc.
The benefit to the proposers is the ad-
vertising scheme. An ordnance form was
enclosed with the letter. and if the prop
osition is favorably met the city is to
receive 10 per cent from the earnings
from the advertisements placed on the
receptacles.
Mayor Ross has taken kindly to the
offer and the letter and proposition viii
be submitted at the next meeting of the
council
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
CONDUIT TELEPHONE SYSTEM
New Franchise Ordinance May Pro-
V de Cor such 4 Line

The new telephone franchise ordinance
which is now being formed by the fran
chise committee and the city attorney
for submission to the council within
thirty days is expected to be Of an en-
tirely different nature than the one now
in vogue
Mayor Ross is agitating and has sug-
gested that the ordinance provide for a
conduit system of telephone lines. and
he is using his influence among the mem
bers to have that embodied in the report
In deciding to draw up a new ordinance
the council hopes to get good service and
the lowest responsible terms. As soon as
the terms of the new franchise. are de-
termined upon by the council bids will
be advertised for and the franchise
granted to the company giving the low
est price for a period to be fixed in the
ordinance. In outlining his views on the
telephone situation to a reporter for the
Eagle yesterday. Mayor Ross said:
what the city wants is a telephone
plant that win give good, reliable serv-
ice at reasonable prices. and this is the
only way to get at that point The
franchise, If I can have my way about IT,
will provide for a complete metallic cir
cult for a conduit system on Douglas
avenue from the Santa Fe depot to Wa
ter street, and en- Main street from the
court house to the AIetroDole hotel. This
underground system will do away with
so many overhead wires and viii not be
as dangerous. It viii also have a tend
ency to DO away with so much of this
cross talk that YOU hear over the
phones. There win he no dual telephone
system in Wichita. but the lowest re-
spoHsible bidder Will be given the fran
obicc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
MATTOX ISM THE PEN
Oklahoma People say Dr Shuts rs
Badly Mistaken.

The Oklahoma residents who have had
considerable experience with clyde Mat
tox, are very much interested in the an
nouncement that DR.. Shuts and his wife
of this city saw and talked with him in
Chattanooga Tenn. Deputy United States
Marshal Fred Trigg, who has been in
oklahoma. says that they haye a sreat
laugh on the doctor and that some one
put up great job on him, evidently TO
have some fun. Oklahoma people are
more concerned about the young outlaw
than any others, inasmuch as he operated
in that territory. They claim that the
doctor was simply mistaken in the man
as Clyde Mattox Is safely behind prison
bars. where ne viii remain until he
serves his time or until he is pardonei
by the president Mr.. Trigg has direct
knowledge that Mattox is in the federal
penitentiary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Remarkable Curative Properties of n
Remedy for Indigestion and
stomach NeaLueS4

Stuaits Dyspepsia Tablets. 81 prepare
ti2n l7r the cure Of dyspepsia and the
various forms ~ INDIGESTION ANA stomach
trouble, owes its great success as n curs
for these troubles 10 the tacs that 4. is
prepared for disease ana weakness of the
stomach and digestive organ. onlv ana
IS not recommeuGod or advised Tor anv
other disease.
Il is bot eure-a'l hu, for any stomach
troya.a 10 is undoubtedly tns safest moss
sensible remedy that can bl advised vyl+,
the prospect OF a permanent cure II i
prepared IN tablet form. pleasant IN
taste composed IF vegetable ana s-,f+
essences pure pepsin ana Golden seal
every c-e ~ which act effectively in an
gestn- the food eaten. thereby RESTING
and inVsnratiuE tha weak stomach. RESI-
is mature s cure t1r any disease. aut vo7
cannot -es- The stomach unless YOU IN,
lalo II 'mete.ns ,hat Viii 10 its wo~k
or ass s., En- the digestion II food.
That s exactly What Stuart's Dysre9-
sia 5,ets iH. one grain cl the 6Ise=,sv,
principle eootained in them VIII discs.
-AHs meat eEes or similar
vos.es -se foods they VIII digest ,bs
feed whether thz stomach is In g-c-k.-,e
order r nt thereby ro0-isltns thu b7f,-
ara r,.n@ tAa stomach Al tie SAM
t'1e ui resi- ar5 u.o-ishzn1at Is ma
tn-e7 care for any weakness
ars ns ran down fin f-sh and appe-
''i- he tah'ets bulli mn IRE strength
ana increaze a-sa t,eaIzc they discs.
forming t791 which the wax st1la-
ash s@aaai aat t1e .-erea=a he Cow e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE
Jack Ssreen Arrested for Assaultfng
DicdrIcI< harp

Yesterday Jack Green Was arrested by
Marshal Scha5 oC the city court On "a
state warrant. Green is charged with
assault and battery. The complaint was
filed by Djedrick Shark. who alleged that
Green had done him bodily harm. When
arraignei before Judge Kirk Green plead
ei not guilty as charged. He said that
ShaTk was more 10 blame th5n h was
Tie claims that he and Shark had got
into q dispute and that Shark had come
10 his house and dared him TO fzht lie
said that he accepted the ch7usnee and
gave Shark Ea7d thrashing and now
Shark IS tryiaE to ger back on him
through The courts. Both men live near
wher the old Eldridge park used 10 he
The preliminary hearing was set f5- The
90 % this month and Green was sent to
jail 70 await trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
MAY INSTALL GARBAGE CAN
PIan Proposed to Mayor Ross TO
EAeep streets Clean

Mayor Ross yesterday received a letter
from the attorneys Of W. II. Ramm of
ST Louis, embracing a proposition where
by the city is 10 permit Tho use of recep-
tacIls for the purpose OF catching waste
paner and other things which would
otherwise De thrown ONT the streets. Tn
der the terms of she letter the only ex-
pense the city would be put TO would be
to empty the rcceptacles whenever nee
essary. The receptscles viii be 1urnishe
free Of charge in return for displaying
Advertisements on the boxes ia SOME
cities II is misdemeanor 20 throw waste
paper or other Hitter ON the streets or
public highways and to prevent his viz
iauon large cans are placed on the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
Perfect Foot Ideals

Are the Shoes found in our big Shoe
Department. Every pair is comfortable,
attractive and satisfactory. Comfortable
because they fit the feet, attractive be-
cause they're made on up-to-date lasts,
satisfactory because they wear well and
cost less than those you buy at regular
shoe stores.
Smith-Wallace shoes are as good as
any on the market and better than many.
We buy these samples at a bargain and
are able to give customers the benefit.
Come and see Us if you are in need OF
Shoes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
noES coeEEE AaaEE WlTa You7

II not. crink Crain-o-zlsas from pure
rrsins A 146g Nrites. TIE FIRST tize
( rssasle Graffl-t1 di4 s1t IKE 3. 51t after
esfae r for Go yeeA aofht2S Teu4e IN
face sac ta 80 hSck & CGGee i LouT-
shes ~ feels the ststerc Ehe chilcrea
On a-ils & frey wish Ereat 5rue1c
Il i aye steef.gfhens Substance Z pure
FrafEs Lise q package TO-DAY from u
Scr fs.iov tsse directions q, making
ard yoG wi4 e1Ve deAc122s an
he4lthtul t4bfs beverage faT Cd aat
.ass-S ~ a~5 aEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

nzs $40 1afk 80 ~. ssesss a.
= . s~zs<--s i<saaas Clel.s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
K00AKERS VIII CONTEST
Horseman. lanes x 20. w9II Give
pr rs Tor s.nall sshafs

The amateur pnot7 graphers II the city
viH mesS in trout o. tae big de2artul n
store of Marsman. Inaas < c.. VIA
have arranged o very attractive window
containing a oelutltll 5.sr ay % shs very
popular ladies "S5gosls" shoe Three lia-
eral prizes are offered Tor tbe best rho,o
Of The -S3rosis' shoe window The cen
;cst Is open % amateurs only. ana every
day this week they can ''saap' SIS ottea
as they please. NJ douat The street v-ia
be blocked s1gh kedaSe-z irving tae-r
sk-Ey as there are a large number in he
city.
Ms. frank Harris vh5 IS IN Nebraska.
Is rapsaly recovering from heg' resent IL
ness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
Perfume. Flowers and soda

Opening days are always great attrac-
tons in Wichita and draw large crowds
to the stores giving the openings: but
this spring has outdone all former sea-
sons in number OF openings. and also
the attendance. At the reception given
by Dockum < Hlggiu5on yesterday after
noon and evening the store was apIIo-
priately decorated with flowers and ferns.
and during the afternoon the room was
darkened by shades on the front win
d3ws and Illuminated by sas lights. The
effect was pleasing 10 the visitors. who
were sprayed with perfume by one OF tn
lady assistants In the evening thz
crowds continued u grow until the large
store room was crowded. The chairs at
a half dozen tables and the seats az the
soda fountain were occupied AMI soda
flowed freely Each lady caIler was pre-
sented with n caruau01 pink and spray
Cd with perfume as she entered the store
and when leaving. and as a result
packum < Hisginson's perfume scented
the entire city last night The riatinee
feature was something new in Wichita
and broke the monocony OF the ordinary
openings
Dockum & Higzinson deserve much
credit for the splendid arrangement The
reception was = great success in every
respect.
Al s. Johns church this morning Ms
4 y Wood viii sing fcr the oftsrtaTy
Light From Heaven BY GJunod. w!th a
violin obligago By Professor Bluu1e- n