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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-07
A Card of Thanks.

wish to say that l feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has done for our fam
lily. We have used it IN so many cases
of coughs, lung troubles and whooping
cough, and it has always given the
most perfect satisfaction. We feel
greatly indebted to the manufacturers
of this remedy and wish to please &C
cept our hearty thanks. Respectfully,
MRS. S. DoTY, Des Moines, Iowa.
For sale by Starkweather & Co., Drug
gists. dwj3O
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Half Rateg to Philaaelpnia. Pa.

Via the North Western Line. FEc1r-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round trip, June IA, Is and rs, linn
tied to June %, on account of Repub1i-
can National Convention. Apply to.
agents Chicago & North-W Western RI
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee a ascent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. dwj20
L EHack1eY & Son, C H Hurd,
Dickhaut & Aytorl, GIL Cameron.
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clears the blood Of all morbid
At the same time the general
or hurt fails to heal readily,
put it in order and keep it so.
Our Medical Department
blood diseases a life study.
furnish all information or adI
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That old sore or ulcer which has been a source OF
five or ten years maybe longer doesn't heal because
rnent but trying to it with saves and washes
pain to some extent, real permanent good can come
= Il 1,1o,a n4,df lerznr he
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HELPING HAND DEPARTMENT.
Don't Won Want g First Glass @

If so call on us at once. We also call your
attention to the fact that we make specially
of serving private parties, banquets, weddings
and receptions at reasonable rates on short
notice.
Also girls for general Homework a speciality.
We also furnish cOlored jubilee singers for
church entertainments on short notice.
Rememberwe do not send servants without
firstclasS reference.
Remember we also furnish servants to take
care of the sick.
Also manicurist and chirOpOdist, and ladies
to go out and give massage treatment.
If in need of any services we. can render yOd,
call and see us.
We endeavor to find employment at once for
strangers coming to on" city.
TELEPHONE PA BLACK.
rings.
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.
sehsenle in sHeet Iane i. 100.

Schedule in eject June l. 1900.
Leave NAshiIgtcn 'rom s;ssiCa corner q NeT
jersey Avenue ard G Street
Fer Chicago ard Northwest. Yssti5u-sd Limit
ec Jr-i-s 1870 = u-. sos p n. daily
&c Cincinnati. - LOUIS =ad Indianapolis. ES-
fsess. lJ-tS a kes;ibI-ec limited 5-i5 p n,
,Nvrc-S I-l3 uisEt, cai.y-
Ger Pittss-s= I'D C-svsl42d, 100 = II s-s
?. r. ard I-og D. ~ Cz5.y-
For Csigusb-S. s-E5 p n C1iIy.
Ter NiEah-srcr sld way stations. SIS a -,
--z5 r. ~. AID $50 3 NJ
Fer LuEsy, S-s5 D. n daily.
Fo- Bz--iUoFe. sceH GAYS. KS. 500. 81.
- 90. = 10. NS-13. s-S5. 20. NIO-J0 a m
Nl--l0 I2-l5, KID. 800 Xt-J9. NJ 80 4-s5.
25.l5. z5.lo. N5-1). Eo--o go. Ks.o2 Hl0.o9.
80. $50. E3-0o g. "a, Nl2-l0. xl-I0. lis.
$50. $50, 4-25. X5-G5. x5-lO. $50. KS-00
2i5-0o. sIl-1o. XII r m
Fer Annapolis. 10 e. w ard l2-I5 p. n sun
Gsys. $50 a. n -S5 P. L.
For EEecer-eN. Veek dsys. SIS a. N. lo-5o.
s-SU. Sd p II S'lccays, 900 a. II. Is p.
Fer HaSsrs-oWz. 'l0-o5 = n and SO P N
FoE Boyd =rd Wzy points. week Gays. SIS
a. N 80. SO 7.oS P m Sundays, 9,0o a Il.
I-l5. 7-o5 p m
For Gs.tseTsbUTE ard way points. week days.
So a II. l2-53, S-i5. 4-so. $50. $40. SOS.
les p n Sundays 800 a m. lis 500. 7-05.
1918 p n
DAYS. s.S5 a m. 40. $50 p N Sundays.
500 A. m. lis .. ~
For Chsutagqaa Beach. $50 ,. m, 40 p Il.
week days; $50 a m. SGEcsys.
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains illuminated VITA Pinssch light
For BzlIlECre. Philadelphia NeW York BoS-
ten, and the East. week days. 2-s5. T-O5 CDinerj.
$50 (BUfep. 1000 (Dinsr). =. n. 1910.
(DiHsr). l-lO tDineT). 500 Royal Limited
Exclusively Pullman Tain Dining Car. 4-00.
5-c5 Dining Csr), 500 and Il 20 ,. II (Sleep-
iHs car open u 1000 o-CIOCKl- Sundays. e-s5.
7-O5. 800 a m 1910 noon. 40 Dining Cars.
500. SOS Dining Cars 800 and Il 50 p sleep
ing open y O'clock
PsrlOr Cars on al day trains
Fer Atlantic City. 1000 4 m. f2-l0 nOoa
and lilo ard SEQ p n week days I2-l0 noon
Sundays.
For Cape Nay. week d.ys. 1910 aad I.I0 ,. m
Except Suucsy- IEIpress rraiss
Baggage called FOR and checked :rcn hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co orders left
st ticket Offices. SO Peunsy ylvz-is Ayslue ucrth-
west. New YORK Avenue ard 18th street and 81
DsPot Telephone ticket cffceS Ger p. q O. Elec-
tr.c Automobile cabs
p D UNDERWOOD. d. B. MARTIN,
q Vice President. A-r. Pas. T-af1c-
ard Gen Manager
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect July I. 100.


Trains leave from Penn. StItioa-
S-oI 4 IA Daily. Loczl foT Hsr=isonsu-s and
for Charlotte snd way stations
1l-l5 A. Daily l. 5 Fast Nail Sleeping
CARS 10 New Orleans. Coluu,bIs, savannah. anG
jacksonville. uniting 20 Salisbury with sleeper for
AshcviIe- Chattanooga. and Memphis. and a.
Charlotte with sleeper cor Birmingham. Solid
train Washington 10 New Orleans. Dining car
service
u.z7 J. H. Daily Local fer CharlottesviIle
i-0l p. Week Days Local FOR Front Royal,
S,EasbUrS. and Harrisoabrrg-
40 p. n. Daily Local fer Charlottesville.
s-55 p Daily. y. \ q Fla- ENpfe>s. sep
ing ears 20 Augusta with CouneItiCns for Aiken
and Charleston. and 10 savannah. jacksonville.
snd POrl Tampa. Through coach to Jacksonville
Dining service
Limited Via Lynehburg)- Sleeping ears 10 RoaR-
oke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis, AID New
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining car
srrvice-
IO:45 p. H. Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Linitsd, Sleeping cars 20 A,hcviIie KEox-
VILE Chattanooga srd Nashville. ard % Ati1rta,
Aaecn, Birmingham, Memphis. Mcntconery No
Tourist sleeper Washington 90 san Fs1ncisco Mon
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays
TRAINS on ROUND HILL BRANCH.
leave Washington s:lO 4 n daily. o. p. II.
ass p n, s:4s p week days. and So p n
sundays for Blueroat. 5-2S .. IT. Saturdays for
LeesbuEg; o-26 p H. week days to HerHdon.
Through trains from he south arrive wassin.-
ton 6-s2 a m. 1.55 a. m. 2-lj p n, and SO
p. m daily From Hsrisonburg II - q weck
saws and $40 p. H. daily From Charlottesville
SIS a L. and $50 p m daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. ard other IN
formation furnished and baggage called for AMI
checked frou hotels ard residences by Union
Transfer Co. On orders ls.t II nckct OfSce &C.
18th s.. NV; 5II Penn Ave NV. and at
Penn. Station
Phone I44l for p r r CAB Service
FRANK 3 CANNON
ID Y. p. aad Gen. Mgr
J. ~ CUP. Tr2fhe Manager.
". A. TURK General PSss'r Agent
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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FOR SALE-Eight Young horses and mares; been
used in and about city; suitable Tor any busi-
ness; no reasonable offer refused Rear ssS Pa
ave. iyIl-7t
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms, with bath. 81
per week. 6l9 81. NV. jyllSt,em
FOR RENT-IisI Iith st. NV. two rooms. Hat :;
fur. complete; light housekeeping; screens;
f. awnings refrigerator; children. SIS.
il -. en-
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FOR SALE-t heap. hTst-claSS pneumatic tire run
about. usFd only SIX week.. party l-dving
city Address Box IL, TINS oIlce- lyII-5t. en-
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Leading Physicians

In America. England, and on the Continent say
that Kidney disease Is quickly cured BY using
Manners Safe Cure
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sTEAMBOAT..
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Eyc-y day IN the year for Norfolk. New
- port News. ana al points south, BY the
- superb. pswertul steel palace S-eSnle-a
- Newport News Norfolk. and "HsSh-
- iIgton." ;he following schedule:
LT. Washington. $50 pm IL. PgrtsR0gth.s sec pm
LS. Al-Kandris-7-O0 pm Lv. NorfoIk-.-.--At5 pm
Ar IT NcRTOe-7.Oo an Lv. Ft- N0nIOe--645 pm
Ar ScTiolk----- 500 an Ar. Alsxandria--6-s 80 an
Ar. PortsIouth-s-l5 am AT. WashingtOn--7.oo an
- Tickets en- sale At SIT Penn ave-, B. sad
- o. ticket oh-ce, gl9 Penn ave. and corner
- 18th 81 and y Y. ave, c. 4 o. ticket Of
- hcess AZ 5i9 Penn. ave. and 60s l4th st- :
- B. A. L. ticket ofice, 1894 y. Y. ave. AID
- o. board StesmersL
- fS-For further information sppiy az gen
- ersl cfices. .th g. wharf, Wash D. {.
- Phone, go
nOss-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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ron nENr-cOUxTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENr-Cottase at Washington Grove until
October T. in exchaESe for board for . foE
one week. s0s East Capitol 81. iyu-Ss
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wANTED-ROOsfs.
WANTED-BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAVE your horse; | have 25 acres fine nasture;
i minutes drive from Washington Address
y. l. PALMER, Bladensburg Road. b. G. jylI-5i
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ron sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR RENT-FuTnishcd and uufurn;Shcd hzts lst
ard % a0or, coz stk 81 and 303 + 81 nv.
A c. CLANCY & co. I222 q ST. nv. iy5-7t
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FOR SALE-A soTrel mare. & years old. perfectly
sound, well broke; AFRAID Of nothing. suiis-
bic for saddle OF Giving; besuy. Apply sS2s
St jylI-St. en-
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FOR REsT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 9S2 St nv. /;
cheap rent Apply to ". J. DANTE, Hutchins
S.6g., 10th and ID sis ap22-u
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Fon sALE-sUBUREAS.
FUH SAI-E@-St BI KHAN.
A. S. CAYWOOD,
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance.
nes 9TH 81

g1t yin y. W.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
Brightwood Park, hne home. cheap for cash: S
room house. bath, latrobcs. gas 2-story barn.
large hen house. fruit lrees; house built ex-
preSsly for owner. II sod At once, -. .Ooo
Large house and lot. 9th 81. above Bour q -
lOroOm house. grounds 2OOxla0 feet; splendid ele-
vatiOn. close to electric cars, shade and fruit
trees and shrubbery; Potomac water
Is acres. suitable for a truck farm, near Brook
land. colse TO electric cars lO-roOm hous-. pump
house. barn. etc; fine soil; well Cf excellcat
water; $4,000. jyII-St. en-
FOR SAIE-Splendid building .ots on electric
Toad; minutes ride from Washington; fare
; cents: prices Of lots $50. so. and SIO9 each:
terms s. down. balance 81 per week and no in
terest or taxes until lots paid for; size OF
lots from 100 feet to Isl feet long and - feet
WIDE TO l,-ioOt alley; now l. the time TO pur-
chase convenient home make q good invest
ment for less than % cents per day. Call or send
for full information. 10 per cent of for cash.
JAMES f. CLEMENTS, 1921 F St NV. iyll-6t
KENSINGTON-Mo Monthly payments. s-room cot
tsge, @o6xl0o; minutes walk; electric cars;
50 500.
house, stable. carriage houses, electric cans ST.,
o50
WOODSIDE. MD.-Electrie cars pass door; .
rooms: bath. cellar. furnace heat. windmill lJ0x
SOD corner; easy terms; $500.
SEABROOK-lSt acres; easy terms; 5 room
house; fruit: spring; u mile from station; 500.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 z St NV.
iy9-eod-5t
BRENTWOOD-One fare by suburban electric 70
District line. then One-fSEIrth mile north
(Riyes Road: lots 50X200 for 500. at s. Der
month See W. A BARTLETT. Loan & Trust
Bldg CT at Brentwood station, b. & o. Railway.
Tvs limo
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MANTED-White girl, aged 16 10 Is. 20 assist
with house work; washing; wages s.
Call Thursday morning, i23s 18th 81. nv. Item
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HELP waxTED-FEhALx.

WANTED-Iady bOokkccPcr ard prootreades:
room board and - per month; musical prt-
ferred: Christian home Box 80. this Office Ii en-
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WANTED-Cirl to do general homework; cook,
wash. and iron. go ST NV; bring ref
II .em
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FOR RENT-suBURnaN.

FOR RENT-ln Brookland. corner house : rooms,
bath. private entrance; suitable for light
housekeeping: without children: SO per month.
Apply on premises, cor 10th and Hartford sis.
n9-St-em
FOR RENT-Colonisl Beach cottage rooms.
partly furnished SIS for the season J. Jay
GOULD. Colonial Beach, Va. jy9-6t
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WANTED girls plain cooks; do light
housework Enquire az the Virginia Lunch
room, No. 1882 nth 81. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE

WASHINGTON. d. c.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
shcuid be read daily, IS oh4ages may occur at
auy time.
tokElGN MAILS are forwarded 70 the ports OF
sailing caIiy. ard the schedule of ci0,Iuss :
r-HSed On she pgesiis pJioa OF the. uninterrupted
overland tfazsit. For she week eucirg July u.
tie last connecting closes viii be made from this
1tice as follows
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TRAINS on ROUND HILL BRANCH
leave Washington S:lO ! n. daily. o. D TT =.
4-S5 p. m, s;4S p week days. and s y p. IT.
sundays for Blueuolt. SIS 2. II. Saturdays for
Leesburgi 6-S6 p n. week days to Herndon.
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Through trains from he South arrive Washing
ton G:s2 a. m. 7.S5 a m. 2-lj p n and ; -
p m daily From H4risonburg II - a. n. Wcck
days and $50 p. H. daily From Charlottesville
rs a u and $50 p m daily
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FOR sALE-Rented se7O per year; price $3.50;
nice Groom brick. II ST ne; $500 cash !;
bllanee sl5 per month. REAR OFFICE. Ill4 @
St NV iylI-3t. EN-
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MIsCELLANEoUs
--~~-~.~----- .---~---~
SEND postal to GEORGE ". RUE. and have
your rooms papercd from 3 up. all work
guaranteed; no charge to call and give an es-
innate. 422 Z. Cap. 81. jyll-3t ern
LARGE DIVIDENDS PAID MONTHLY to subscrib-
ers to the DepaTtme Cooperative Investment
Association; invest your idle money and share with
others in the profits. Write FOR explanatory cir
cul3r or call at Office. 6I2 r ST NV alter !
p. NJ. daily. J. r. SIMONDS. Agent jyiOImo
BAD BILLS COLLECTED OF no charge. H. D.
GORDON. Lawyer. 1880 F ST NV iy9-6t
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81
machines for rent by week or month al OP.
PENHEIMERS ; NEW HOME AGENCY. 5I4 9th St
NV. iy7-tf
SWIMMING lessons 25e and soc; full course. s.;
ladies' days. s2l lS;h It. hw. jy7-7t
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING co II34 7tb ~
NV: clocks. watches. jeweiry and music Aoxes
repaired cheap and guaranteed: send postal will
call for and deliver free. jc6-tf :
HOODS Baking Powder Worlds Best 5. 10 L 15c
my3u
Sl-FULL DRESS SUITS for hire-Si
my2l-ti,em JULIUS COHEN, IIOi 9Th St NV.
BOoKBINDING AND PRINTING-Binding one
volume magazine. - cents; other binding
equally as cheap; printing 500 cards. 75 cents:
other printing equally "a cheap. WILLIAMS gI5
9Th ST NV; Charles ". DOwdCn Manager fe2- If
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WANTED Stable man: one Who Thoroughly under
stands of horses. Apply HOOVER DEN
HAN, eth 81. wing. Centre Market. Item
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

BICNCLES-REM0NAL SALE-On accoaut of tn.
tearing down Of Willard's Hotel we are forced
TO move and wish 70 reduce our large stock Of
bicycles and supplies between now and August /
We offer this great bargain as an inducement:
Tne $50 model Pioneer bicycle. warranted one
year. fitted with Neverout lamp. bell. and toe
clips tools. etc; price, sos. Lamps bells
supplies of ali kinds at half price. NATIONAL
CYCLE CO., 1927 Pa. ave fyIl-,f
FOR SALE-S5O; Tribune wheel; never used; SAC
Tihce- ROOM !. 900 = St jyll-3t
FOR SALE-Combinaton tandem: little used:
good make; bargain at $50. Come quickly
to Clio \ ST. lie. fyiIs.
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BULLS AND BEARS.
The Influences on Fluctuations Just
About Balance.
And the Result Is Continuation Of The Old
Sisg, Nothing Doing.


Wall Street. Sept. 1.-THE disaster at
Galveston. the still possible strike In the
anthracite mining region, the Republican
triumph down I'm Maine and the satisfac-
tory expressions OF the presidents mes
sagc-these are the Immediately contem-
poraneous factors I'm control OF the stock
market, and they just about balance one
another.
Bad news is balanced by good. Bright
hopes are balanced by evil prophecies.
Republican victory Is looked upon every
day as a more and more certain thing.
Maine reports satisfactory progress. Chi
nese affairs are at a comfortable stand
still business going on satisfactorily
except in Wall street. SO much for the
optimists, the bulls. On the other hand,
the silver issue is still a menace. or,
substantial ghost at the least, the anthra-
cite miners are uneasy; strike In That
quarter might well encourage other busi-
ness disturbances, and the Galveston hor-
ror IL an unexpected piece of bad news.
the effect of which is still questionable. az
the actual disaster Is yet not wholly de-
termined. Hence the bears have hopes.
But neither the hopes of the bears nor
the hopes OF the bulls are sufficiently
strong TO encourage any open and aggres-
So the market drifts. still drifts. There
are more apparent influences bearing up
on the sentiment that rules speculation
than there have been since the Chinese
trouble assumed alarming proportions.
But curiously enough these influences
are favorable TO both sides OF
the street, and so not really helpful to
either
Pacific Mails surplus for July was
$685. against s62S4 last year.
Manhattan has declared its regular divi-
dend OF / per cent.
Officials OF the mine workers at Scran-
ton say that definite instructions TO the
men will be given out not later than
Thursday.
Boston thinks Sugar Is a buy.
Americans were heavy I'm London.
Cotton nervous, but recovering from its
fit.
Wheat active and stronger-compara
lively.
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There was a rumor prevailing through
rawtucket yesterday, TO the effect that
DR.. VI. W.Keliher. who has been identified
with the alleged graveyard insurance"
cases, has become violently insane, and
had attempted TO kill himself. Another
report had IL that the doctor had been
committed to the Butler asylum.
The circumstances leading up TO these
rumors occurred yesterday forenoon.
when the doctor visited the Hub Loan as
sociation TO purchase a revolver. Several
were shown TO him by the clerk I'm charge.
but the strange inquiries and action OF
the doctor aroused the clerks suspicious,
and he refused 10 make the sale.
The doctor then crossed the street to n
hardware store In the Benedict building
In the meantime the man i'm chage OF
The Heb Loan company acquainted De-
tectiye Iaberlin with the way I'm which the
doctor was acting and the officer decided
10 shadow him, for IL has been a we'll
known fact among DIR. Kelliher's closest
friends that he has not been himself for
the past few weeks.
The purchase OF revolver and a box
OF cartridges was made by the doctor at
the hardware store. After receiving the
charge from bill offered I'm payment, and
making some Inquiries relative 20 the
death-dealing proclivities Of the weapon
he left the store and drove off in his car
riage. ft
The detective impaired what had trans
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ONLY ONE.
They Have a Unique Record
In Providence as Well
as Elsewhere.

The reader can only fnd one remedy
which first gives local pre-, d OF Its merits
and second demonstrates beyond doubt
that when II cures the work Is perma-
nent. Read this:
Mr.. Herbert G. Blood. policeman OF sta
tion 4. living at SO Wilson street, says: II
have nothing to add to the statement
made through our Providence newspapers
in the month OF January. 1896. In which
] told my fellow citizens that Doan's
Kidney Pills had cured me OF backache
and kidney complaint. 1t is now consider
ably over three years since FIRST made
the fact known and just as ardently
recommend that preparation to the pub
lie as did when It was first brought to
my notice, Deans kidney. Pnissact up to
their representations"
For sale by all dealers. price 90 cents
Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y. Sole
agents for tho United States.
Remember the name, DoAN's, and
aake no substitute.
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Purchase Of Revolver and Cartridges
Regarded as 0minous- Commitment
NJ. u. to Asylum Decided Upon.

pired To a few intimate friends OF the
doctor and they were resolved 10 keep a
watch on him, fearing that he had some
desperate plans which he intended to car
ry out.
Hugh ]. Carroll. DIR. Kellihers attorney,
was seen by News reporter last evening,
To ascertain what foundation there was
for the several rumors that prevailed.
Mr.. Carroll stated that while none OF
the reports was absolutely true. IL was
fact that the doctors actions for the past
few days had given rise TO great anxiety
on the part of his family and friends as
to his mental condition.
TO such an extent was this true. he
said. that a consultation OF DR. Kellihers
friends, with medical and legal experts.
was held, and 1t was decided that Il would
be necessary 20 place him in restraint.
either i'm some sanitarium or insane asy-
lum. II was feared that II this were not
done some violent outbreak on the part
of the doctor would result dangerously 10
himself or someone else.
II was at first intended TO have n pri-
vate examination of DR. Keliher before
Judge Shove last evening. but an un-
toward circumstance prevented this. and
II was decided to bring the doctor into
court this morning to secure his legal
commitment to the Butler hospital. or
some similar institution.
Meanwhile Dr. Kelliher Is at home un-
der strict espionage. In order that his sup
posed insanity may not be allowed TO take
any violent turn.
IL is but few weeks since the doctor
sustained the loss by death OF n favorite
infant child, and II is presumed that
grief occasioned by the loss, i'm con-
junction with the worriment ensuing
from the court case in which the doctor
is charged with completely, has unbal-
anced his mind TO such an extent that
will warrant his temporary restraint In
some institution for the insane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-11

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

Time Table giving fun Information
as TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence station
and stations below:
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Rhode Island College OF A. q N. Arts, With
prepsrstory Department.

COLLEGE MAINTAINED BY u. u.
As-D STATE GOVERNMENTS. General
courses given in agriculture. chemistry
mechanical and electrical engineering
horticulture, biology, mathematics ana
preparatory medical Special dormitorIes
for young men and women. Eight build-
incs. Well equipped laboratories, shons
and studio. with good library. museum
begins Sept 49, 1900. Entrance examIna.
tions to college and preparatory depart
ment, Aug 81 and Sept H. Tuition fire..
20 r. L. students. Expenses. 500 a year
and upward. Some opportunity for self
help.
so-page catalogue sent free upon applI-
cation.
JOHN II. wAsHBuRN. PHI d.
President.
Kingston. n. J.
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This old established house whoiessle
and retail ICE at fair prices, and by
prompt attention to business and the en-
pioyment OF good men In their several
patronage go long enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-11
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