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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06
CHORUS.

Hurrah! Hurrah! In honor we are
bound.
Hurrah! Hurrahl Our money all 10
sound;
Honest golden dollars ringing all the
world around.
Bringing prosperity and glory!
Cherish deeds OF valor wreathed In mem
cries sublime.
Cherish grand achievements wrought In
Oriental cline;
Cherish honest duty calling; now's the
golden time,
Bringing prosperity and glory!
CHORUS.
CP
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

INSTEAD, ;
We HAVE :
HAD -FOUR :
YEARS OF +:
UNpRECE-:
DENIED /;
PROSPERITY. (:
THERE /:
HAVE Been /;
NO DRECS
IN The /:
CUP.
GOLD
STANDARD.
GOOD
TIMES
AND ALL
that /:
Mr.. BRYAN +:
PROMISED
THAT We
SHOULD
NOT HAVE,
We HAVE
ENJOYED.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

OF Ten Ar
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

5---s...vs.-~vs.as SUM- vTvugnt ugurnsu
the latter by Capt. James Corrigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

america is the largest stea mship com
ing to this port.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

mated total cost Of the cars is 81, as4.-
900.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-06

sImport pricet does not include war tax.
fExport price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
,''''"''''ACMNlE..'


If George Landes and bis sister SADIE
have come home from Oklahoma and
expect to remain y i old 9Dic ckIr'ena
George will work the coming summer sumner
for his brother Jacob. mJ lpa 2ne
THOMAS Botman, one Of east Dick
sons most qs Sas dairy farmers rher
was "a pleasant Acme visitor, las'
Thursday aoaG 8 .oIbbso 'ee11od
Elias FL Funk <, and wife d Abilene vis-
tied at G. N. fuckers Sundayisirsto
The suhhsy'schodi convention. n. held
at sAhsst, James church ,ss Sunday ,n vas
well attended and avery interesting
program was givsnIu 'aoI oaa isbr9'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
DETROIT,

cd Mr. ahat1Mrs. Ruiener lot Dilloh
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ralph
| Miles, lastfweek. g99d ESD {Iimsi siil
b. Harnesh went to wilson Satur-
DAY retirhihg Monday '9'"''no ~"
A good crowd was present at the
supper Friday hight and s2s, 4$ ,ww vas
cleared, which viii be used for .a| the
Improvement q our cemetery: I'd
la Mrs, Lindsay az yysyI visited relatiysmin
Chapman issattpu dasyir sdr 10 ,,ol Cd
AIRS, JdJq Byers Of iWatAsas AR
rived, here the day before athen death
Of her mother, MIS- Jesse, Milesuo Az
the children, were present ra.tythe tnAr
era, Friday except Mrs, gLHLOwris oOf
uenYerri nsdw Hits1A Hi soiflo wGI
| bEldsyI Baebeg tSsqa Solomon preached
an A ceellleent . discourse Monday sssn-
lng' nj a9iiosgq nolia1oq1oo e7iia1oal
Nj Mrs. sndlMrsaJqA.1 Rushy' oteAbi'
lene attended THE funeral last Friday.
1.-THE saleuoi Personal prepsrty7o1
the late WillgKuhns was welf attend.
cd $atardayssd Horses and iarmiSe
Implements sold atgood prtces'o 9oli
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
II III VI :" , :



-moo laroiiaaH0PE.s led dosoq, n
saa oil yIiGs---+iJ Jaa IL ssfill
1.-The measles patients have nearl.
all recovered o. sdi ~ p4peaiili X
Rev. Webb Of Hope went to Dayton
to officiate 1t Mrs. Sterling's funeral
The burial will be at Banner. nss7's
w. Shugart spent most Of last week
in Topeka on business. ''' %
Jonas Beltz visited bis fsther-in'
law, Ira Smith last week. s''u''3'O.
The ". WA new club organized
by the young ladies, Of Hope, met met j s
Thursday night, ,o,a, ,,o,i ~ ooo,
Re. Webb. was pleasantly sur
prised by the members Of the iFsgA,
A, Monday d might Lunch ,lwa'
brought by the party. ReyidWebb II
president pt the associlatianno1q ron
Saturday while, skating On Mr.
Summers dpond sDick,,Crimbe ant
Ogden iFalsnech roke ,throaghrthe lie'
but succeeded ini getting outooiinei1l
nGA declamstory contest WILDE gitet
in the Michigan school house akfarcf
3. loThe contestants ares 'Berths
Crimble, Joseph andMaggietlnih
Befdie Lemly, Lucya Shagart, d Ma!
Eagle, Leonia1Anderkons Ernest Lem
lyE VIM .iKuftze,r Ivy and Alexis
Dillon Music viii be furnished gef
small admission will be charged lssi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
poNEGA.LI:3:..


oMr, and Mrs, NJ, Hoffman Of eDlyo lale eT
gsl attended the funeral N H. Heri
man at Enterprise Friday. i2no,a4r
Born, Fev: ~, 70 -tmr:sHd Mrs. p.
sehlsgeE 4sSahE'a div 'aoa -
ls4mo st y snoo aglg,,.sod i "
Born, Feb 49, y t. Mlrr, i and Mrs 1s
Eta tai Brass asa Of Dayton ao fine Il by
oiH,swaugersoi Navarro moved iop
biz iiarm Monday .sn.asA 10 yiraq
a9Atissss May lEiehelmsno and Ellen
hoffman went toSalins Saturdayps1i
q Milton Engleiahd family lsfti Ti'ss'
day form Oklahpnta1 where lthBy Will
make hehihoms. heonnonaa yltsiDp
iii. Issftt moved tUNavatrsM6nday
WI WISH him sticcess 'ih hfs aimptel
nient 'basine ST. siQf I'D tse0 lliw cd
telAa aHpt ifs aissS,l1 1ea a4dnesrf aSfoG aieh4
" Vas i9 c,ah1iesrf at Mrs, lt HtofiSaaanr
= sln,; sdl Toi ssqioaIfq al ssnls
sssuHSrI'tN sd syas notqaissoa .eo'nc
diN%g aEEddfyS s4illd4rsfpH j hs " sttA'
p mnumnPSh sh .saoiiai,aoa gnibids GA
George Herr'siehildren have meas
les. .viniun bgs
Marriott 'yiagg- tau Dat-luck while
taking lie children to school," He
had hiis' rrihe With hin and While 'pull:
lnn,gy blanket Over The children !,
accidentally Went Of, tie Bullet. pass
ing through one Of his ringers. Tht
doctor thinks Ne VIII loseit. ~ ''' q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
MrAud,MfssJ, H.Wilismsivlsstea
ms aa.taf, man. AlN NYn,Il AurE VI

NME AuH'MfSsJt h.RWhlssmSi"iSssc"
at MI. BitShe ,!!ll|l. IVY ssHFtfaay:' 81
Rudolph, the youngest son noO Of Mr..
and Mrs KoglsF, wsstquite, sIlck ,,lN aisNt
Neekbut is slowly recovering9 iibeeq.
Mrs. Rogsts KiPpawsHa6, vas VAS SER 'lt
opAy i, With pneumonia asHA mi is aRlEs t ao oe
up alittle.oo toA .aonidWl9 ed'
'1'fhsa Garde,a literary wilt close
hIg SaiS SHn Hs Pfa Z
tieiug for an entertainment orathe
last day of IsehoohrbIido has aemo"
aTahp srss VAS Sasi'a2qdanSts gi$senn A. MI MI
Majhsr's Friday evening ana also of nse
at thelG. A. b. hall nearGypsumaois
'drh,eare f Is a new blacksmith shop at
Kjpp and there VIII lalso pc a lumber
ward and a hardware store in the near
future, so we See that Kipp isa grow
ing and prosperous ltt title town .n. %"', ~,
Bad colds and sore. threats seem stp nr TO
be ali the rage in this dy Vicinity ,ro,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
,,sRUCKEYEs

has, ,qil4as Friday uighsaMisss Anna c9i,
fenberger had basket social with an
Interesting program 81 her school,
East Buckeye, clearing vi Which III
ID buy ailibtary,for theisehooE gnlle
Edmond Shank was topt 81 school
,wshh Ire mumps?.H tsdi e1a snoiis'ib
a There will be several changes IL
this neighborhood, +, Musgrays
moves near Moonlight; John Roof on
". Plum's place near Buckeye school
No school Wednesday on account
Of the roads being drifted full.
Rev. C. G. Bear breaches his last
sermon. before conference March II
lsso. NJ siDn,ess expects to take {
hip through The went, this spring.
! Z Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ftsy are Wis
I.isisg her sister south q Abilene
They expect 70 % to Tabpr, n soon
tO. 3. SINNERS aud wife Visited
with Mrs. " Moore Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

j. X. EesHsa qfithe' BaleA Springs
creamery eompanB of sAbilene'dwas
doing business hery Friday and Sat-
urdaynaobua4s sd rgl.ss yIdado1q
bsJgS s. Hollingeri was in Abilene the
first Of the week. amu 9di W >sisiS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gish moved
out from Abilene last week. Mr..
Gish will run the skimmihg station.
VIM. Hassler spent Sunday with
his parents. W. 4','H'i ''4 s''' '''',
Leslie Baughev was doing business
in Chapman Monday. ......
The, boiler for the station was
brought from Enterprise Saturday
Arthur Murphy came home last
Thursday to visit his parents re-
turning to Fort Riley Sunday nisg2
I'D The qbox social at the Falrvisw
school ohouse Friday night wss''not
very well attended on account Of bad
weather. 70 ydiloWnp saw es9oda9"
slMiss Ethel iaolllnget is spending
the week With her ahht,,9 Mrs Reed,
bi Woodbine,1si' lso''''H 'q''uA IVY
The Rhiniehart skimming station is
not IL rraaanlnlg' order yet Oh account
The weather keeping back the Work. S,tk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
CHAPMAN,

s.ni su9tliN1 tHj iE 9UUtsb 4llh tf1LJ
II, ,BB0pebrakeet J and Albert is'ngfa Smart
were in Abilene MONDAY ,dl alids
IA Miss Dora lCogan Of Chapman and
Mr.. Richard Nash Of Idaho we're mar.
ried at St. Michael's church Monday
morning at So'clocko Mr., and Mrs.
Nash left on the afternoon train ,lor
an extended visit in the west. boi1qq
| Mr.. and Mrs, eChas. Lindsay q De-
troit visited relatives here Sunday
~ The A.. o, U. W, ball held IN the
opera house Thursday night wasila
grand success. The ball was crowded
and good music was furnished lro>
| L. Loupee and wife returned Thurs
day from an extended VISIT at Topeka.
y. W, Fenstermacher is attending
1 {. =
la. 0. U. W.. grand lodge at Topeka
ms weekionm a5f isGi d toa'
G. F. Townsend has severed hi'
connection with the Humphrey drug
store and returned to his home heal
| Talmage. -
fA.'J Poor Of Kansa, City was look
ling after business interests In thi'
city Friday. ''7' q, D"'' ID : 20
MIR, French Of the Mail and Breez'
was soliciting here last week
W. m ] ii}N h9idriuoa lla roy
lod uoI i1na Of 2uid'yrn hire ! =
".os IN lila
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
WASHISCTON'S FAREW ELL ADDRESS,
.norl d0geo
ssnatar Eoraksr ReadsIt N ths Sasah-A
Brief Farliamsutsry, squrbbls Oses ths
,'' Quay Case The Matter to Re Con- o
| AllH s1ali sidersd To-day. tfiA 9M9A

quay c"'e.Ins " IA. cry" 70 r TO- con"
" ~" ~ ''''"u To-Day "''' ~ .'n, :,
Washington, Feb %. The debate
on the Puerto Kiicann' tariff Bill brought
out several notable speeches in the
house yesterday, including one ny
Mr.. orossenorlof Ohio, who answered
a number of questions Us to the atti-
tude of the president: another BY Mr..
Mccall, of Massachusetts, the Eeppb-
ican member of the ways and means
Committee. Who dissented' from the
majority report, and Mrs. Mood,y an
othes9 Massachusetts republican, whb
sharply criticised tbs position If hip
colleague. Mr, Mcclellan, Of New
York, and, Mr.. Blantley, of Georgia.
also spoke against the bill, and Mr..
Parker, Of New jersey, in support
ofit1s 20 9siDg 9no 1shrlI s9niq
cd AT thee night session speeches were
made, BY Messrs, Wilson, ,9fo South
Carolina; Lewis, of Georgia, and
Spight,s Iufl Mississippi. m 'bppoAtiot.
to the biff. The session was entirely
without noteworthy incidents and at
mime plml thahouse aaHbnyaed'o ylfl
-dDNrs Fitzgerald. Of Atas@aAlseitafih
|htgqdpcel oao bill limitipgbthee charges
V on sleeping ~ cars to 50 cents, per 100
milas Tor d loWef berth and 255 cent
per 100 miles for an irptiep nBeftRl "A
proyiso PERMITS TIT, 'rf'Hrge of Sl.ei
tor lowe,dbertli ind NJ IoanaPper
,bslsh 10 .issd edj ioi gosf Oh Aosd
|uoillr,q Richardson, d, Teppssssseatlp
democratic floor leader introduced o
nrlSol2fnion saimn fqeagsrdNl tih bldtt
otrhstg sinila+ 70 THOSE fecahHyliAtro
duced in relation togtlnisrs dmkugal
and Experimentation states that
whereas recent advances in the,pliice'
oef lin plate Indicates thald rqsts 81
combinations exist for thed pq4rP9St
OF destroying competition 'he proc, prod
tets manufactured by the american
MIN Plate company and "a her mani
faeturers jofldin plate sha|lo HftArl SIP
months from the passage Of oths qrpeso
luton, be- prohibited. bX. the inter
state commerce commission IRON be-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

For sale cheap, second hand farm
wagon 9na corn ccultivator, Get breeching
work harness, Call at cor' Ut h, aan and
Kinney and see property, m 2612F7t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
a...BANNEsR'c1TY,:

IHnilBb Flitu 4'VIh' 7'"
Henry Lifts was Id Banner 'S'sur-
day hight and Sunday fehearslhg for
the drama be is putting on 0for the
benefit IL our school o library. q Thhet
play will bein Berry's hall AL Monday
night, Feb. 26' }be1G aomrDd ssw
Prof. Hornaday visited friends in
Carlton Saturday evening aoit1oq
III M Reaugh is inoKansas City
this week purchasing his spring stock
Of dry goods.
The M. W. A, camp will give ball
in the evening Of St. Particularly
Two carloads OF agricultural imple'
ments we're received BY our dealers
this week. Zfs,1aSgs I, -
VIM. Armstrong won't te snsss
City With stock Wednesday | WI
Mis,SLiasis Gleason Is visiting =
Salins this week. :, !; :: < ?,
Miss Jessie Ciess y Abilsne SPIN
Fridsy night And sstusaS With g
s;.ter Edns who teaches ~ primar,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

wv .fIIIVIfFVVTUI W Wv IINL W
Oh ai aeFe hsnsVed 9Iad ,9lsa1a
>Nri2 h4iIHI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
,lRHINEHART..

NJ Nv J1HTY Hr"o ~ W. " V7"77
lsJsAl Reed was doing business u
thisNicinity Ihuusday and0Fridaysos
.'nJgE Murphy and M'ilL9iBaughe,
were in Abilene Monday. ,91niul
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

DAYTON.

= The partyu given lat c. Hartman's
was well attended and everybody en-
joyed themselves. Anioyster supper
was served at midnight idgi1 i.e
'9'Chtist Stammyerlis able To be out
avaih. smia.p ,idi n oaauqs1 q III nd
. Urban Weishaf purchased a span
of mules f9E.ttgQl. hundred dollars
edJohn sRufenero hasppurchasedl
motingpict,we alachinsand will soon
be outgiving exhibitiohslor nj lem
hnJotnsE. aWeisKatd was home from
chapman's Sunday 9aibIod 1ol oosiq
'1GsS. Whittier fsvisitiag hh btr0faet
Us9as t6h Week.. isd" 10 'ma sidi ia
cit .snoii1syaq9 sdi Of, s9naJsis1
The boX, So. socisl .giyyenn Feb a y a.
district 40 Was well attended, A good
program was rendered and the band
furnished music. noo o"' 1shisnW lho
= = --,,.. ...a-.s....I -I.a l. D. L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
A 0b,naman Commit. suicide.

salt Lake City, Feb. 94.-To Wing,
the Chihaman recently convicted Of
murder at bingham city and SEN
fenced to be shot. committed suicide
by hanging himself in his cell yester'
'aI llorn'hBlo asa iH JOY ai lauNW
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

Danville, ILL.,, Feb. 2s.ATwo miners,
Oscar Anderson and william Tucker
were killed by falling slate in West
vile mine yesterday. ran.hl 7h
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
E. Bergstresssr, dentist.

- mn ,o,,,a,,oo nyoif,t aTshDOrad aHT HDm" y ID
Aa ON ,fTi9 sfsttA jGisn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
SaNSyyAsy4aiESS 'Ha,ilduq,a
Legal Notlcl!ee,,

In the District Court Of Dickinson county,
80 stuteof Kansas. ,f dabq lGds s9InuV
Miners M Wings Bank, ~ corpora fniGa9i5A
lrm llp tlon, plaintiff, l,oli dlpsIut Lyia1
vs., - {J,HbJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01
MIR, French Of the Mail and Breez'
was soliciting here last week, "

~ "" T NV wv HNNI y" ~
,led uoI i1ra Of 2pid'yrn hire =
".os III lila
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-01

} ifA.0J. Poor Of Kansa, City was look,
| ing after business interests In this
c;tvFriday ll.1osl Hi 0Ngh nsl1d
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05

commenced by Committeeman Charles
Turner. Under the loose system govern
ing us in the District" he said. 1T is in
possible to maintain a rigid inspection OF
each claimants right to vote at the primar-
les With these facts in view. l cannot
approve the method that has been suggest
cd for naming judges. To elect them by a
mass meeting on the night OF the prmar
les. might be attended by grave dangers
We have here practically only two factions
in the party. Therefore. I suggest that
the committeeman in each district name
three judges of whom one shall be from the
mass meeting wing. | amend the report
therefore. to make that change. l must
also oppose the secret vote"
Delegate Whslen spoke in favor of tho
rule as Proposed. and he opposed Mr.. Tur-
ners cfiendment.
When the matter came to vote Mr..
Turner's amendment was lost by a vote
of 16 10 3. Following it the rules pro-
posed by tn committee came up for de-
csion. There the organization won COM
pietely. The rules were adopted by a
vote OF 16 to }. The effect of it is that
the judges at the primaries on April 10
shall be mar ed without regard to the
wishes expressed in Fridays mass meet
ing VIII IN the demand was made that equal
representation among the judges be al
lowed that wing of the party. Under the
rules, as adopted the committeeman OF
the precinct can name the judges. or he
can leave the choice to the voters them
selves at the opening of the primaries.
The rules. as adopted. follow:
Il. Meeting TO be called to order by the
member of the Democratic Central Com
mittee at y. N.
80. Election of a chairman.
''3. Election OF a secretary or the ap-
pontment by committeeman.
-. Election of three judges. or, when
already selected by committeeman and
approved by Democratic Central Commit
tee, announcement of the judges.
-. Voting to commence at $50 o'clock.
&c. Polls TO close at $50
20. Counting of the votes, with every
person excluded from the room wherein
the votes shall be counted. except the
judges of election, the chairman, and the
secretary OF the meeting.
IS. Announcement of the result of the
vote.
-. Credential blanks, which accompany
these instructions. are to be filled cat
with the names of the delegates and the
alternates elected. and one copy delivered
to the Secretary of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee and one copy to the dele
gates elected
The committee then adjourned Until to-
morrow night
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
A Possible Recommendation Com
corning Contract Labor

The sessions of the Industrial Commits
sion We're resumed yesterday at the Bliss
Building. The subjects for consideration
before the Commission during the next
two weeks are the reports on contract
labor, transportation, and general labor
From the nature of the testimony taken
on the subject of contract labor it is
surmised that the Comm Mission will pro-
pose to eliminate the competition of the
products CT contract labor with those Of
free labor by legislation that will prevent
the sale Of snch products OF contract labor
ina State other than that in which those
products are made.
The Commission will probably recon-
mend that such legislation be enacted By
Congress, and Will further recommend
that all the States enact uniform laws on
the subject.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
WEBSTER DAVIS SUCCESSOR.
4 Belief That Richard {. <crcnS
VIII Name Him.

Richard {. kerens, Republican national
committeeman from Missouri. in company
with senator Hanna. vcs at the white
House yesterday, to discuss the appoint
ment Of a successor 20 Webster Davis.
whose resignation as Assistant Secretary
of the Interior was accepted by the PreSi-
dent Tuesday. Both Senator Hanna and
Mr.. Kerens declined TO discuss the result
OF their interview with the President and
1t is not known whose candidacy they
favor.
Representatives joy BarthOldt and
Pierce. all members OF the Missouri dele
cation in the House. called during the day
to present the names OF candidates. M
kerens was given the appointment OF both
Mr. Hitchcock and Mr.. Davis and il is said
that he viii also have the naming Of "a
successor to Mr. Davis. Mr.. Mckinley Is
expected 10 make the appointment within
4 day or two.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
A Good letter From a Bright Girl

Miss Victoria A. Beiu,. Lyons. n y writes:
Il stenOsr spher OF the Democratic Pres Office
and IN my oiicisl position have frequently read
proofs OF The advertisements of ChanbrIlain's
Cough Remedy | have never been troubled with
cold until THE winter. ard like many other fool
ish people went TO the doctor instead OF 10 the
drug store As you may have seen By the papers
We have had very hard snowstorm. In going 10 the
Office the other morning / caught cold and a. a
result had terrible cough. This time instead
OF going to the doctor, went 10 tie drug store
and purchased a bottle OF Chsmherlain's Cough
Remedy. which, without the slightest exasgcra-
ton did me more good than all the medicines
have used for the same purpose, for in less
than three days my cough had entirely disappear
ed" For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and re-
tail, and all druggists
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
Digested food

"a AOOl
IN a k Q S ricn
blood ferment-
ed food pro
duces pOiso on
and from this
springs co n
STIP \ TION
DYSPE p STA.
/ Il d Ii Y L II
TROUBLE. The
Bitters willhelp
to digest your
food. and thus
create healthy.
active bl o o d.
II 5 an excellent
spring tonic.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey
and Secretary and Mrs. Root will be the
guests of honor at the soldiers and sailors
concert. to be given at the Academy Of
Music, Philadelphia this afternoon. Later
they will attend the public tea in the
foyer OF the Academy. and will be enter
tanned at dinner tonight by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander J. Cassatt.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05
Withdrawal New YorL and Florida
Limited.

The Southern Railway announces that it viii
withdraw its New Nors and Florida Limited for
the season. last train soutkbouHd leaving Wash
ington April 7. 1900; last train nofthbound ar
irving Washington. APRIL II, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05

Lieutenant Commander James c. Gill
more was entertained at dinner last night
at the Army and Navy Club BY his ship
mates in the Navy and his classmates at
Annapolis. the occasion being in celebra
ton of his return from the Philippines
Covers were laid for thlrty-one. Impromptu
oratOry was ushered in With the coffee and
cigars.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05

The marriage OF Mr.. William Pnkney
Whyte, grandson of former Governor VIII
liam Pinliney Whyte. of Maryland, and Miss
Camilla Hammond Herbert. OF Baltimore.
occurred in that city last night. Owing
to the recent death of Lieut.. Mark Alex
ander Herbert. of the Fifth Maryland
Regiment. brother of the bride, the oere-
moay was performed at home, and was
witnessed by only the members of both
families. The groom is the private sec
Rotary to Representative James W. Denny.
Of Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05

When people drink beer they expect the best
that eau be brewed Of malt and hops to ne served
them This is one reason why HeHrich's Maet-
zen, Senate, and Lager popular. The PEG
pie drink Heureh's because they know they are
pure ard wholesome. For case phone 6Si,
Arlington Bottling Co.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-05

The reception held yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock by the ladies OF the
Pierce Guild at the Founding Hospital
was. as usual on all previous like occa-
sions, distinct success. Ins large num-
bers Of callers, among whom we're many
ladies prominent in official and social life
were received by Mrs W. II. Bayly Mis-.
J. c. Perrine. Mrs &. L. Emmors, and
Mrs. W. II. Hoeke. Spring blossoms and
daintily capped lights ornamented the re-
freshment and fancy tables in the large
room on the second floor. and throughout
the beautifully appointed nursery and in
the lower rooms were lovely white-Iobed
babies, who were lat home" to callers in
their dainty cribs or the ANS CT pic
turesquc nurses. The committee OF ladies'
in charge of the afternoons entertainme mt
were Mrs. G. F. WEIGH, Mrs. J. ,. Light
foot, Mrs. f. W. Pilling. Mrs. W A. Jones,
Mrs. o. G. Staples, Mrs. II. A. Hall. Mrs.
\. II. Browne. Mrs. f. E. Warren. Mis-.
Frank Browne, Mrs. J. b. Church. Mrs. NJ.
V. Lauyer, Mrs. J. V. Barross Mrs. C. De
Witt, Mrs. C. c. Bassett. Mr. l.. b. Plat,
Mrs. e. r. Wallace. Mrs. T. Thompson.
Mrs. s. /. himball. Mrs. 5. Il. Bond, ard
Mrs. r. W. Haynes.