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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22
a THoUsAND ToNGUEs

Could not express the rapture of Annie E
Springer. OF Philadelphia when DR.. Kings New
Discovery cured her Ct a hacking cough that for
many years had made life a burden. She says
AFTER all other remedies and doctors failed it
soon removed the pain in my chest, and l car
now sleep soundly something / can scarcely re-
member doing before l feel like sounding its
praises throughout the universe" Dr. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed TO cure al troubles
of the Throat. Chest, Lungs Price. so cents
and 81 Trial bottles free at Henry Evans drug
store, 922 Z Street
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SUICIDE OF a YOUNG GIRL.
Miss Sours, of Hagerstovn. Kills
Herself With Strycbnine.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct 22-Because
her parents objected to the attentions
which young man was paying her, Lou
ella Sours aged sixteen, committed sui
eide Saturday evening at her home in Ha-
eerstown She took six grains of strych-
pine. Fifteen minutes after she took the
poison she was dead. expiring in violent
commissions. It is said her parents siren
uously objected to ier keeping company
with Lee Harper, whose parents were
also said to have been opposed to the
match. Saturday evening after Miss Sours
had long interview with young Harper
she returned home, when her father up
braided her She is said to have let drop
the remark thai she would not be here
long. She is also reported to haze told
the neighbors at different times that she
intended committing suicide
She took home with her large portrait
of herself which she purchased with her
own money She went TO drug store and
bought the poison, saying she wanted it
to Kill rats.
In the presence OF her mother and SIS
ter she emptied-the poison into a tin cup,
poured water On and swallowed i. saying
it was headache powders. She then went
up stairs and lay on her bed for a few
minutes Later she called for chewing
gum Soon after she was seized with
spasms and died minute after Dr.. Zim-
norman arrived.
Miss Sours was the daughter OF John
Seurs, a carpenter, who removed to Ha-
gerstown from Luray. Va, four years ago
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, who
spent the summer aboard their yacht in
New England waters. finished their cruise
at Boston, where they are making short
visit before reopening their apartments in
New York. Later in the winter they Will
spend some time in Washington with Mrs.
Francis parents. Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fuller.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22
Hoods Pills a asse mp gl ISL,

ter results than any other cathartic Easy to
take. easy to operate. All druggists % cents.
OF by mail of C. 1. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs Carroll D. Wright have re-
turned to Washington from their summer
home at Mar5lehead Neck, Mass. Miss
Grace Wright did not accompany her pa
rents, as she is now in Boston as the guest
OF Mrs Edward Baker
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Mr. Benjamin A Gage and Miss Lucy
Hough were married Thursday at nigh
noon at the brides home in Hifisboro.
Ohio Mr. Gage is assistant director of
law at Cleveland and Miss Hough is the
daughter of Hon. R. T. Hough formerly
Solicitor of Internal Revenue at Washing
ton, and owner of the 'Hillsboro Gazette -
This wedding was TO have been celebrated
with much briiliancy at the Episcopal
church, October "a. and attended by many
prominent persons, but Mrs. Hough, moth
er of the bride, having beeE taken dan
gerously III, ii was concluded 10 have a
quiet wedding at which only the immedi-
ate families of the contracting parties
were present.
Miss Katherine Vincent GridIey, daugh-
ter of the late Capt. c. V. Gridley. United
States Navy. was married Thursday even
ing at O'Clock at ST. Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church, Erie. Pa, to Lewis
Buddy, ir, of Cleveland Captain Grfdley
was the commander Of Dewey's flagship.
the Olympia al the battle Of Manila Bay,
and died on his way home. after the bat
tie.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22
GO. @. az o,, Exerv Tnhiet.

Every tablet Of cascarets Candy Cathariic bears
the famous &C. C. c. Look for it and accept no
other. Beware OF fraud All druggists, 13c,
Csc, Soc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Mrs Robert Christy, who is now at At
lantic City, will visit friends in Philadel-
phia before returning home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hume sailed Satur-
day from Europe, where they have spent
the summer in travel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

Senator and Mrs Stewart are spending
October at their home in Carson City,
New
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-10-22

az good name is rather to be chosen than
great r.ches.f If you choose Heurieh's yea will
select beer that is good in name and rich in
the properties of malt and hops Phone 81
Arlington BottliHg Co., for of Heurich's,
the p.ize medal beers OF the Paris Exposition.
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For the Dining Room.

One of these handsomely mirrored Side
boards and a China Closet would put the
finishing touch Of completeness on your
dining room. We are selling beautiful
styles in sideboards and China Closets for
less money this season than ever before.
If you need a new Tea Set or Dinner Set
you will find the newest patterns and dec
orations here in fine Haviland ware. Also
Fish, Game, and Soup Sets in a great
variety of decorations. Extension Tables
in all sizes-with round or square corners.
Kitchen Ranges. Heaters. also Gas Stoves.
Gas Ranges, and Oil Heaters of the very
best makes. We are complete furnishers-
even to the Lace Curtains and Draperies.
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For the ParIor.

This is the one room in your whole house
that is always open for inspection, and
you should see that its furnishings are
neat and attractive. There is no reason
why they should not be-for you are wei
come to the Parlor Suite-and every nee
essary piece Of furniture on easy weekly
or monthly payments. You will find nearly
a hundred ParloF Suites here to choose
from-including every style of upholstery
that is beautiful and durable Five and
six piece suites in silk and satin damask-
tapestry, brocatelle, etc--at all prices
and for as little money equal qualities
can be bought for in any cash store.
Beautiful Parior Tables, Cabinets, and
Lamps in a great variety of shapes and
styles. Credit makes the buying easy.
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For the Bedroom.

If you fancy a handsome Brass or Metal
Bedstead, you will find a large and we'll
selected stock of these goods here to
choose from. Our new stock contains an
almost endless variety of Bedroom Suites
in Mahogany, Bird s-eye Maple, Walnut,
and Solid Oak. The heedhoards and dress
are richly carved-and the latter are
fitted with fine pattern plate mirrors in
many unique designs. We have recently
opened a new department fully stocked
with warm Blankets and Comforts Of the
very best grades-and we are selling them
as cheaply OF credit as they can be had
anywhere for cash. We have large va
riety OF Chinoniers. in golden oak. solid
polished oak, and other woods-also Mat
tresses and Woyen-Wire Springs.
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A Misunderstanding.

My vile and l have come to az under
.tsodine. said The young Married man
II We bsdn't IL woulj have ended 10 .
divorce or tie insane 1ylum. Daring
our engagement she ~0 psssiops,sly
devoted 10 music. or thought sts ws,
which snouttsd TO the sane tLieg. And
ste wss 10 the hsbil oi sssiog bet feelings
by humping piano undsr The impres
.iop that The result sss music. Nov to
me there IL no more 6endisb music than q
pisno badly plsyed. Aod the only re
deeminR festore Of Der plsyins vss the
esrpest way With which she vent st IL,
Bat. uhile vas couttipg her, consider
ed The proper thing te do wss 10 60 into
rsptnfss over her pisyins, aud sol.mniy
.finm that never could bear enough OF
Is. Heaven help me for the lies told
| prelsnded 10 20 10 for m usic. and At one
time even seriously considered the probs
biliiy Of letting ny hair srow long.
The oniy thing thst kept me from gro~
log ouz, vs The though, thst whsn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05

The most trying pat OF "rousbins ]. 10
the bush." according 10 the suthot oi
"The L,nd OF Gol5." 10 TIE scarcity OF
vate'.
w.tios. Of course, 10 . lnIrry but eel
dom iniulsed 10 out 10 The bnsh, II being
oaly sltsr or dlrins ~ Exceptionally
heavy isIl OF rsib that enough water for
sueh 90 eIusv,gs snce is ob,sinsble.
| Lesri. story sbout man Who had
speut some moths 10 = particularly dry
district, aud tJ whom, therefore. tosp and
vstsr bad lons been unknown Quantities
Al last, oue day there u. every indics
,ion Of rsia. aud the gathering clouds per
iesded . heavy dowriali, aud sore enough,
0 iev disps bessn 10 fail. - II the iofrun
bets oil the spproscsins storm.
The opportunity sss one mol 10 be miss
es, sud to clip on, Of Bis clothes and rob
himself Ill over ~iih soap 10 sniicipstion
Of : good w.h see oil the work of mo
mert. bat sl,tl 90 rsin Tell.
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How the Doctor Got There

The other day a couutry physician 7,
ceived scsll to go from bis place into ,
lumber camp in the FAR Brsssna region
aud II was such a call ass doctor cannot
we'll refuse. So he went TO Wesl Cove
on Moosebead with big GOAT, aud wear
Ipg legeins and shoe packs, ss the low
moccasins are called.
inmbermsn was there aud this man
had made arrangements TO carry The
doctor up Us far as West 0atlet on hand
car on the Canadian Pacific road. They
hal to stop once aud uulosd the hsndcsr
on to Their backs 10 gully 80 that u
freight train could go past,
Above West 0otlet a certain portion OF
the lake surface was free OF snow and tho
doctor and the woodsmsn guide strapped
on their skates s1d ttarted. There we're
numerous "wriuklss" huge bullying riIts
10 the ice where the moving Of the mighty
surface had met snd made rain. When
they came TO one Of ihese wrinkles the
woodsmsD wCnt ahead and prodded aud
poked until be found u place where they
could cross.
II IL possible that more men have been
drowned 10 the waters Of Moosehead by
csfeleeeness In crosting wrinkles than by
any other cause.
BY the time they got to the non,b OF
Moose river tho doctor was obliged TO
own TO his sturdy companion that be was
fair tuckered. The man had a moose eled
there 10 the bushes. lie had left IL when
be had come ont after The doctor. He
piled the medicine man on with bis case,
wrapped him 10 blankets and set away
along the tote road There was no team
out, for there was much udcertainty 20
to when the doctor would be able to get
along,
When he could he walked. The rest
OF the time he rode. The ioueh little
man Of the woods seemed not TO mind IL
at all. He told the doctor that il was easy
enough TO make those hind Of trips when
one was tougheDed 10 it,
10 the camp was one OF the bosses who
bad been csusht 10 snnb line and who
bad had most Of the 1ssh on the cali Of
his leg rasped off by the cruel csble
The doctor did what hs could icr The
sufferer Before he Gnished his lsboru
there messenger osme from a camp ten
miles above They bad learned that q
physician was 10 the section end they
wanted him. Ten men were down with
grip and colds and two bad pneumonis.
80 the doctor went up 10 that camp.
There was nothioa else D do. He says
hat II be had refnse be guesses they
would have loaded him on sled willy
nilly and wouli have taken him along.
Ho came ont after siI days 10 the woods.
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Queer Gard Stories

At social gathering u short time sgt
several men we're Discussing the question
OF lucf, when one remarked. All thi
talk about thirteen being sn unlucky nun
Der is sheer nonsense, What, Tor iustsDc,
is lncbier than holding thirteen trumps al
whist2
Humphl repllei srother gentleman. /
held thirteen-!r hand once, and
didn't take more than ooe trick With ii.
How could that be2
Well, you see, my partner was some
what bot-.empered, and wheh | tIumped
bis ace be Jumped up aud kicked me out
OF the room,
When Lord Thsnet was imprisoned In
the toser for the O'OouDor riot, three of
bis trieuds. the Duke OF Bedford, the
Dake de Laval, and Captain Smith, we're
ADMITTED 10 play whist with lin, and re
main till the lookup hour OF eleven, Early
10 tbe sitting. Captain Smith iell back in
u Ct OF apople1y and one OF the party rose
to call for help,
Stopl cried smother, We shall be turned
out II you make . noiso. Let our friend
alone I'll eleven; we cal play dun my aud
he'll be non the worse, for can read
death In his face.
One Of the light fogered fraternity. Of
ter winning ten games st ecsrte in suoces
sion, tried bis fortune against new op
ponent end continued TO wip. He had
made four points, and dealing. turned up
king, and won,
My luck is som sthing wonderful, be
remsrked.
Yes, esid his adversary. and all the
more wonderful eipce 1 have the fonr
kiDgs Of the pack in my pocket, and the
professor Of Ieserdemsin laid them on the
table.
Henry Lord de Ros wac once said to be
one Of the best whist players 10 Eoelsnd.
Subsequ however, it was discovered
tbst be was 10 the habit Of aiding his skill |
by marking With his nsils the high honors
OF the p'ck, so that be might observe to
whom they we're dealt. Doring the ecsp
dsl which followed this discovery fop
who had never been admit ed to bis &C
gueintsnce drswled out:
would le,ve my card at bis door, but
! iesr be would msrkit,
That wonld depend, remarked geatle
ms 40 present on whether he considered II
. high horor.
De Ros did not long survive the dis
graceful exposure, and Theodore Hook is
said TO have embslmed bis memory 10
the following running epi,sph: Here lies
be premier Baron Of England patiently
waning the last trump.
Perhaps the most remarkable wsger
ever made Was brought 10 light 10 40 10
which took place 10 Bow
street 10 1912. The police officer report
ID that be bad seen two men on wall on
Road one OF them hanging by
bis neck from = lamp post, having just
been tied up by the other. /. came on,
hat they b,d played ell day fret for {
money. then for clothes, and fnslly whiob
u the two should hsng the other. The
srger man OF the twain lost. aud wee I
actually paying the penalty when the
police officer intervened snd ssved bis
life. Z
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aud elsred sround With each stilen
isisn,ion oi bollias thai I nste haste I,
eIplsib.
Doat he alarmed. I said. met your
eide pnirer . few montbs ago, snd hs
t,'d ms 10 look on, Or yen II TOOK me
some time TO dissip,te Bill's su.piciaus.
bat ~hsn ! 6nslly sueoesdcd 10 Cobvine
ins him thai u ". oil right he told me a
mos, ia,.rc,tios s,ery Of bis i,arnsy
acre. the con1iry,
A ptofessiossl hobo wil iollau the
track Of aaother hobo With sn sceursey
ihsl is cautiously suggestive Of woodSr.it
All The way doEn from Clnelunsui Bin
bad utset losi bis trail. and before be
left gave him 80 addressed postal osrl
aud so, bin 10 promise me be would Pot
II Ia The mail st whatever poini be caught
up silh tis psrtner. Less thsa month
later | received the card. besrias
Houston (rex1) dets mark; so Ipsesums
II was there they inst,
Both Of these trsnps could read srd
wiile. sni | ssksd Sparks particularly
why lis irepd didn't use some trief mes
sage 10 place OF the bieroslyrh, He ne
piled that II sonl ! attract too uoh s,ien
Iiop, and olhtr hoboes would be litely
10 all misleading werds. While the little
'lusre aud triangle passed unnoticed.
Since then | have encountered two
)ther nearly similar osees, in each OF
Ttich tramp was leaving cipher trail
or cfony to follow when be got on, OF
all, md ] inier that the ptsctice is
olfrably common, AT any rate IL is
orirus iesiute Of tramp life which | have
ever seen mentioned 10 sny Of tbs numsr
ne papers and msgrzne articles that
ave appeared oa the sabjec, duting re
ent years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-05
STATE NEWS.

Alexander Adams, With Robert Catefson
OF New York was 10 Barre Wednesday of
lsst week getting blde on q mausolenm
job, on which be granite work is estiaat
ed will eost $40 600 II is for Nss
York Cemetery, The contract calls for
Barre granite sud as soon IS II lie sssrded, /,
word will bsgia on u.
Although Hon. Il. j. Phelps has passed
swsy and the people OF Esser Junction
have been striving for % sny years TO out
live the repntstloa crested by the poem
Of the celebrated iufisi the fsies srs sppst
entity sgsiast thsm. olly l.st SaDdsy be
lstsd passengers held divine services 10
The waiting room Of tie st,lion.
The Cogspmsr's lee Co, Of Baflingt1n
has completed ils hsrSes. Of Ice tor tbs
yesr sud bss 10 storage 900 900 tone. The
ics /. tbs best ever stored and came from
nesr Applstree Point Negotiations hsss
been opened BY parties 10 Troy, Albsnr
snd that yisiaiiy for all The surplas stics
the ompsnT msy bsye.
The Ms,cbspts sstiopsl Bs1k oi IA
land was placed 10 the habds Of eoeisef
sud q. W. Massey, the o,shifr is 10 Jail
The snonpt oi ihs shortage is slij 900
and II 10 ibooghi the depositofs vii be
paid 10 fuii. The shortage comes irin
notes for NJ A. heClafs
sssinsi tss orders Of tie Directors sai
covering 40 The irsussetIoos BY lslss sa
iriss on tbe books.
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1t il be ..ii 10 The 6r.t place ths
, there 10 uoihlns of the white ies,her shoe
Tom Mer.sue. he i, eool. be /, brave
, be Is iairrpid. Many daring eiploil be-
be bed 10 shica be exhibited ,hs hishes
quslities OF eoorsss. opes-it ~s b.el
10 1883 : jim MeMss,ers VI. .bviin sns
Ton us. aoder sheriff; there ". . s.ns
OF bo,s, thieves operating along Fun
ofeek, 10 what 10 nos Granite coaniy
They would steal anything from herst
TO tslestsps pole Ever, BODY kne~
who they we're. bu, wss afraid to ssy .
word, Every body resliE,d u be made
. compliant be would be burned cut OF
house and home. bis cattle and property
cob hscsted. all hi, property either stolen
or destroyed sud be and bis family left
boptlessiy ruined.
TIE leaders OF this gang OF "bsd men"
utrs Mark Ryan. Chsrls q hiey and
Jerry Q iinlsn. Tn McTsgue got after
them. He landed z iinlsn 10 New Cbics
so lie trscsd Gsifuey aud LOCATED him
and . man named Pat Dooley 10 char
coal houte ai Lion Mountsin. III Beaver
head county. Tom LETT his horse mile
below and went into tne charcoal house
ell alone,
/ wsrt you, G.finey, said MoTseue.
sm no, q ,fiuey, ssid Gsflnsy. draw
ing his gup, snd you had better get out
Of here.
G.faey had the drop on Mcrssu', and
there was no Gee psrleying.
Oh, we'll, said McTssne, II you are not
Gsifney don't want you. ] have made
. mistake and beg your pardon. You
looked go much like him you deceive
people, and they put me 90 10 you, ASS
matter OF fact, you deceived me, for | have
seen q q .ey myself oaoe or twice. Bot
some to inspect You more closely | see
we'll enough that you are no. Gsfioey, the
nan sm looking for, aud thst's oil right
McTsRue turned to 60 AT that mo
nent G.ffoey dropped bis Gun. Q lick ss
! fash McIsgue. who hsd bis owD euu
q his outside Goa, pocket, drew il and
,sd the drop on Gsfiuey.
Now. 8 i'd McTssoe, no mcra mopkes
np, Gaflney, or ven are dead man. You
march aud do as | tell you.
McTssue compelle both Gsfiley ani
)ooley, 10 nsIcb outside the house, threw
ht 10 Q pair Of handouts with bis Olsen
aged hand and compelled them to put
be bsndcofia 90 themselves. Then he
,srched them down TO bis conveyance
nd took them safely TO Deer Lodge
,yan was caught at Glendale
Unfortunately, bovevtr, the people !.
ho bad snfi .rei from the depredaiions
the gang sere stnl too tetrif sd 10 tes;i y
, against them and oil we're acquitted
year or two latter Gsffaey was shot Il
esd 10 Deer Lodge saloon 10 bsr. .
pom dispute. y
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VOLUME %

we're nariisd There voald ha 90 ena 10
The torlnrs Bat oar n,rt,sa traash,
~ rsliei Wsv we're 90 seoust bach irom
our weddtns Trip ih.n ny wiie bessa 10
s'tscs Tho dfisasel,s. nisno iitrset than
ever, ltere wasa pila isbi 10 ber eyes
that eid rot He, sbd noiletd lhs,
she ss losine ilssh. AZ Tor nyseIi.
io'oed iso elabs and spenl nv spare time
iuven,ins eIeases 10 take me s..y IRON
home sod teus save my sanity At tbl.
critical petioi Der Uotbrr God bless hei
appesred 90 be scene. called there, .i
aiiefssrd learned, BY NY vile, Who sro,a
her that 90 longer loved her sod th.,
che VAS bear, broken,
Well u wasn't long before her mother
oct At the truth Of the matter, aud then
there were siplsps,io6s aud eopsr.tnl.
'ions all stound. Ny vile. ~ | vas -
touished to iesrn, defeated a piano -
much as ! did, snd only learned TO play
il becanse u VAS issbionsble. Bot alter
se ~efe msfiied ZONE one loaned her
. beck. epiiiled "How 20 hold yonr bus
bsnd's love- sni 10 II vas this pas
'sse;
" you we're musiesl before yen were
narrled, don't neglect II after You sra
Married. as you may be tempted 10 do,
hememtef that the ssms spells thst
'hstmed yGur husband durine your court
hip days are rs potent Aiierwsrd ss they
'tre tefore.
Well, there was lot more OF that
ind OF tommyrot. aud my wife hsd been
fying to live mp TO il. We hsve no piano
os' aud have resumed our honeymoon.