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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-12
Dental Notice.

Dr. e. G. Marlow's dental parlors
in Lancaster will be closed on Wednes-
days until Sept. LIST. He will visit
Potosi professionally on the 1st and
3rd Wednesdays of each month during
the summer. 13tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-12
BLOOD POISON.

Blood are
the
falling
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
Entries AT, Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK. May ls.-Entr:es for tomor-
, rows raees:s. -
=, First raee-For thrce.year-olds: last seven fur
longs of Withers riie.-Arm0r. 81; Hing Bramble.
lg3; Brusquerie. Us; Elm CONG. 1885, Prejudice,
loS; Native, l07. Yoioco. lJj: Dick Furbsr. l3j.
Seclnd racc-F0r maiden two-year-olds; last five
irrionss Eclips. Course.-Prince Charles, 10;
Baliyhoo Boy. no. Golden Age no. Bedcck 10.
Morris entry; Flora, 1GT; Dandy Boy. 10; Adj
Beatrice, l0s; Beau Gallant. 10; All Green, 10;
Aary Actoy. lJI: Blues. Ito: Movay 10; In
iai'i'e' iOII' Hcrsi. no; Calltar 40; Welsh Girl
lJI; Prince of Nelrcse. 10.
Third rac.-Ihe National Stallion Stakes: for
two'year-oids. last five iur.onss Eclipse Course-
Bel.srio isZ. Bonrii'crt. IL: GlutaIna I2s;
laneetran ~. Bairctto la. Madden entry; Smile
~; Wentworth. l22; lebanon, i22; Elkhorn, u,
Fourth rIcc-'The Ladies' Sake: tor filies tire,
years old; the Withers mlr.-ndiin Fairy, III:
Motley III. Gneck Queen. III; NInine III. Lad,
tnoas Ia, Us,'io!a rDtry.
Firth ricc-iiandicap; for thrcc-ycar-olds AMI
upward: tue WiIhers miie.-Idriin, 10; Prince
tor.si. =; l-aifor. 10: Sensational. 81: Brisk
i0j; Han Time, 10; Raiford. 80. Mazimo Gomez.
~; knight o; the Garter, ITO; King Blrleycorii,
sixth race-The international steepechdse
Hsrdieap: for four year-olds and upward: abau,
two and one:hai miles.-Ctaragrace I35; Van
SLIP, 1872; Cosmopolitan. li3: i.nilac 80; Dare
AZ, 1876; Tlntris, Ill; West Own, I;6; Gov Budd,
lio: Ncstor. 1885,: Mr.. Stodel. LIS; Ronkonkoma,
1922 The Bachelor ij5. Bueia 10. Whitney ento
Mars Chan. lSI; Trillion. 1i6.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

LAKESIDE. My is.-Resuits of today's races;
track muddy:
First racc-For maiden three ear.olds: six FUR
longs. Emma Il. Flicl), to l. won; Daisy o.
~. HID Is to !. second; orlandine G.oudof).
to /, ;hgd Tire I:ls 81.
Second r.ce-ror two-ycar-olt,; five hrlonss.
Ben Magen knight. ITO I. won; Bittus tIiiiJrJ.
6 to .. second. Light Bal (Nayac1J. to !.
third. Time, / ;Gi II.
Third raec-r For thrctsycar-clds and upward:
on nile Myth CKrigED. to g. won; Prince
R.azcs tHr-d:ord). 10 IL second; Mofcui (iO-,).
6 to I. third. Time,sl.in -
Fourth tacc-For tW6,y ear-plds selling four
iur,orgs. Ki lIa:iird n ttno). 10 :. won;
Ericsol di. steward to ,. cend; The Bronze
Demon CNi.'er), : TO >, thtd. Time, n:.i2 l ,.
Fiitl, race Fer itaree tear oids anil upward !,
selling; one mile a.r.i N~ehIy yards. TyrhI
CNilleD u to l, .wer IL ohsiiian (FreemaD .
to >, second; Mar;he Pos. tNiIs"'D, TO /, thru
Time. 1.3s 81.
stiling one nile ard twenty yards Thomas
Carey ts,aton); to5, Won; W"odtrice (Sarvaczi
to ). seronG: L.r Princess. WILSON, to l,
third Time, LIS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

LAKESIDE, May IS Entries for tomoFrow's
rac.s:
First racc-For rrec-yearolds and upward
selling; one mile. Gionoine. ll2; Nairctre, 100;
Chicapec, l0.; Retrgee, l05; Scottish Grit. lob;
Jerry Lee, lee; Zscatosl. l13; Sister Fox. lUl;
Cora Iiavllc II, lDl; ollie j. iUl; Miss Patron,
lJl; SATAN 81; Round o. 81; SOrrel Rose, 81
Second rdcc-For twn-:eaF-o!dS; four firlongS-
Garry Herman. lis; Moneymuss, no. The Cuban.
Girl 10; sad sam, I1i; Cora Morce, 100; Scor
pol,fto, 100; Kid Cox, 1903; Jingle. 90; Robert
Waddel, -.
Third race-For three. ODDS and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-.>bc Furst. lii; Draw
Iadd, 80; Orion, 1888: Ernest Wilcs, 1872: Inter
ferer. lS2; Little Reggie. 1872: Diosious. 49,;
Rival Dare. 1871; Darnocles, l29: Tenole. Ia;
La Princossa. l29 Cherry Bounce H. l2o; Papa
Harry, I29; Tinker. l29: Ileroics, l27; Mildred
Raines. l25; Barney F., 100; Anns Palmer. l15.
Fourth race--Thc Lakeside states; for three
ycar-oids and upward; one and one.sixteentn
miles-Boney Boy. Ia; Tcnby, III: John Baker.
III: Myth, l0S Malay. lo1; Red Pirate. 107;
Eva Rice lOG; Knight Ranneret. ZIG; Hoods
Brigade, 81; sam Fullen, 81.
Fifth race-For tiree-year ODDS and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Ailanto,, 10; OConneil.
100: I'd Garland II, 100; Ben Ledi. 100; DR..
waimsley. IOs; Prestar, lAs: st. Cuthbert. l0s;
Jim Gore II. 1903: Midlight. 10l; Digs, 1Ol;
Brulare, 90; Wedding Guest. 9s; Peace 81; Mag
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
HARRY wooLFoRD's DEATH.
A CorOncr's Jury Finds Tint 1t Was
the Result of nm Accident.


The inquest yesterday in the case Of
Harry Woolfcrd. who was killed while rid
ing In an elevator in a Seventh Street
! store. last Wednesday. resulted in a YER
dict Of accidental death. The jury was
summoned by Coroner Carr, at the under
taking establishment CT J. W. Lee. where
the body '.as viewed and evidence taken
visit was made by the jury to the
store. and the elevator was inspected, the
manner in which the boy met his death
being carefully explained to them. After
their return The verdict was rendered,
-'eading as follows:
We. the jury, etc, find that the death of said
Harry Woolford was caused by accident for
which hold no one responsible
The evidence presented to the jury went
to show that the boy entered the elevator,
which was in charge of John Dean, nineteen
years old. about $50 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon and asked to be carried to the
fourth floor. Starting the elevator slowly
the operator heard a sound like a crash on
reaching the second story and. looking
around. saw that the passengers head had
been caught between the elevator floor and
the lock on the door Of the cage. His body
was prone on the floor. with the feet to-
ward the back Of the elevator.
II was shown that when the start was
made the boy was sitting in chair, and
the suppcsition was that he fell from the
chair between the first and second floors.
his head being caught as already described.
The deputy Coroner. DR.. Giazebrook tss-
tilted as TO the wounds upon the head Of
the boy, indicating that the skull was
crushed and that Geath resulted there
from. The testimony of other witnesses
went to confirm these facts and that the
death Of the boy was wholly accidental.
The funeral Of Harry Wooford was he'd
Yesterday afternoon from Lees undertaking
rooms. Rev. =. H. Rhiuelander, Of ST
Marks pro-Ca'hedral, oficiated, and TIE
irternent was AT Gienwood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
THE RACING CALENDAR.


LOUISVILLE, Ky., May ls-Ea,ries for to-
norTow'S races;
First rdce-For two-ycar-olds; five furlorGs.-
Volkrran. los; Matte Balm. 10. McAdde. li3;
royntz. IIs; Toe ConqucIer. llS; Prosper Lager.
li5.
Second raceFree handicap; Tor three-y dds
and upward; seven iurongs -Grlyiess. g5: Sail.
man. lUd Tragedy, LOO, His kxccllcncy. los.
PINK Coat. ilG.
Third Tace-For th-ec-year-olds and upward;
selling milc.-Maccabee. %: wIterhousc.
100; ollie Dixon. lai: Beana, lDj; LenHcp, 1j':
Possum ll2; Elkin ll2.
foufth raec-Ihr Kentucky Oaks: for three
year old flies; one and onc-sixtocnth miles
Tigris. los; Anna Rain, liz; unsightly, III;
Reseda. liz; Anthracite. ll2; Eta, liz; Cicora.
ll2: Nettie Regent. 1l2: Scarlet Lilly. il2. and
Lacy Elite, III. Barnes entities.
Ffih race-fOr two-yedr ocs: selling; four
and onc.hali furiongs-Queen Lite. 100; VIZ
giuil T.. 100: Til. Butcher. lGj, Censor. los; His
fiHinCnce, les.
Sixth race-For threc-year olds and upaari
selling; six and one.h fuslongs. Polly Eixby
-: bicud4rnn, 90: otonec. %; Kilt. LIZ: Goal
Runner. l8s; Little Billy. lDi; Isibindl. lJj:
Cues Ne, lDJ; Sound Money, l19
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
CHARLES S. WILLIS CONVICTED
James L. Walton Appears ns Wit
ncNs AYainsf Him.

Charles S. Willis. a young man who
claims to hail from New Jersey. Was con-
victed in Criminal Court 10. L yesterday Of
obtaining goods On false pretences from a
LEGAL merchant. The defendant was re-
manded by Justice clabaugh to Jail to
await sentence.
Willis was indicted jointly with James E.
Walton. with having got goods uulawfully
from several local merchants, in December
last. When called TO trial yesterday the
Government asked that the defendants
might be tried separately. This was grant
ed and Walton appeared as a witness
against Willis. The former is about seven
teen years cid. while Willis appears TO be
twenty one or twenty-five. Walton ac-
hnowledged the part he took in
obtaining the goods, but claimed
that he was under the influence of
Willis. who received all the benefits. II
Is probable that when Walton is called for
trial he VIII plead guilty as to his con-
rection with the offence charged.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-Resuts OF today's races:
track SLOW:
FIRST race-For two-year olds; five furionrs.
queen Dixon QrosD. . to ., won; sculptrcss
.Mathews). Z to 5. second; Gale Todd CIeIntyre,
IL 10 J.. third. Time. l.03.
second race-For four year-olds and inward /:
selling; one mile and twenty yarGs uvnn,c Lee
,bowei): TO 9. won: Ransom (Mathcws). . TO
=, second; Ramiro IL OlcIntyre), to 5, third.
Time. AS 81.
Third race-For three-year- and upward:
s.hihg' SIX furlongs. Easter Gard yititocl. D to
:; won: Winnebeiour (McGannD, IL to l. second;
harIie Floyd (Mathews), to /. third Time
Fourth race-The Mound City Stakes; for three
year-oids and upward, selling; six and one.half
l%Lionss. Loving Cup tvitto9. S to l. won;
iriadtza (Dominick). 6 to o. second; Found
thorpe). to 2. third Time, I:22 IA.
Filth racc-For three ar-ods and upward;
hve and one-half iurlonss. The Conqucror dom.
inick). . to 2. won; Tula Fonso (Thorpe), to
o. .. second; Dave Waldo (vititoe), 5 to 1, third.
Tint, / :Gs IL
Sixth race-For three year-oid, and upward:
selling; six furlongs. Morris volm.- (Dominick).
IL TO l. won; Theory (Bucianan), . to 2, second:
i, me Light CMcGinn. 80 to /, third Time,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
EntrIes mt ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 1a-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First r@ee-For three-y car-olds and upward; one
mile ard IN e:chth.-Jim Conway. 100; Elderim.
-; Rnslfe'ds. 100; Bert Davis, los; Celtic Bard,
10. Abts::e IO5.
sS,-c5nd race-For three-yca, odds and upward ::
;'i"Lt sN and onc.haif furlongs.-Crisada IOl !:
400 1ITiragc. l0i; Omeia. III. Myrtle Van, lOl !:
LADY Curzon. lOl; Also Ran II. 1O1; Lord Neville
lpS: Ice. 81: Kings Highway, 10s
THIRD raee-For three year-olds and upward; one
mi!e.Arti,ur A.. 100; Pinochle. lO6; sam Phillips
ioi; Miss Nae Day, SO; Gn.jc Rock. 103
Fourti race-Tle Dvbutante Stakes; for two.
!ear-clds: four and one-half furlongs. Ben
MT. lis; Ciorita. ITO; Darlene los, Golden Hlr-
vest lc5, Calm entry; Lady Schorr, lis; Com
panion no. sofoa 100. Schreiber entry
Filth race-For three-year-olds and upward /;
selling; one mile.-RIsseli r.. So: Menu, IOI :
facenaker. los; Bonniwood. lO2; Sun God, i0i.
sixth RECTOR three-ycar-old5 and upward: :
selling seven and one.half furlongs-Tickiui. lo.:
iottie Forbes. 90; Meddlesome Miss, los. Mtlsket.
10; Sir Philip Sydney. no; Rebel Jack, Ii2:
Mamie L., 10S; Wig. IS; Samivel, 100; Crystal.
lire, lOI; Croesus, IIS; Sadie Levy. lO7
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
spR1NKL1Ne SEVENTH STREET.
Complaint of Citizen Regarding It's
Bad Condition.

William p. Springer calls the attention
CT the Commissioners to the bad condition
Of Seventh Street extended. and asks that
It be sprinkled.
Warner Stutler. the Superintendent: OF
Street Cleaning. in reporting to the Gem
missiuners regarding the matter. states
that owing to the tearing up of the street
by the railroad company in the adjust
meHt of heir curves and switches. it has
been impossible TO clean the street or keep
1t in proper condition. He also says Sew
enth Street is sprinkied twice daily from
Marshall Street to wilkins Avenue.
II is understood that the Commission
ers will reply 10 the complainant. in ac-
cordance with Mr.. Suffers report.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
THE K. OF l. TROUBLE.
Former Secretary Hnye.
Summoned Into Court.

FORMER
Summoned Into Court.
The third chapter of the legal contro-
yersy going on between John n. Parsons.
General Master Workman OF the Knights
of Labor. and other members OF the execu-
tive board of the order. and John W. Hayes.
the secretary-treasurer OF the organization.
was recorded yesterday in the Supreme
Court of the District. Justice Barnard, on
the motion of Parsons and the other mem
bers of the executive board, issued an or
der requiring Hayes TO show cause on Mon
Gay next why he shall not be held nc g.,
contempt of court because Of his ro,,,.n,
to obey the mandate of the court iesnaJ
against him on Wednesday.
BY the order referred to HAYES w.s IN
CURED not to interfere with the members ~,
the executive board in its conduct OF bnsi-
ness at the Knights of Labor heaJoua-
tiers. and he was to hold possession Of tho
ONCE jointly with Thomas E. inks. Atm
same time this order was issued by .Jus.ic,
Barnard, the executive board or6ered
Hayes TO appear before 1t for trial ON a
charge OF neglect of duty. at the 81. James
Hotel. CT Thursday. at O'Clock n m
hayes then petitioned the court to Issue
an order restraining the executive board
from trying him. This petition was grant
GO. but 1t is said that service was not had
"n parsons or any other member Of the
executive BOARD until after they had heard
Inc charges against Hayes AMI passed a
fesoiutioa removing him from the Office Of
genera! seeretary-t treasurer G. tho order
Hayes was not present at the trial. but ar
rived at the hotel few minutes after II
had taken place. -
When tie learned OF the action Of the
board. 1t is said. he locked UP the offcc
at headquarters and refused TO admit par
cons or any other member of the beard
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
cREEDoN EASY FOR MCCOY.
The Australian Badly BATTERED by
the Shifty ..I<tdo

NEW YORK, May 1s-Dan Creedon,
the veteran Australian middleweight.
was punching bag for Kid Mccoy at the
Broadway Athletic Club tonight, Crcedons
seconds throwing up the sponge when the
sixth round had been under way just
thirty-four seconds. In December. 1898,
Creedon was literally cut to pieces by
Mccoy in fifteen rounds at Long Island
City.
Tonight Creedon landed q few hard
blows on the elusive Mccoy. but they did
no harm in comparison to the iabs and
iolts which the Kid showered upon the
aged Australian after the first round.
Mccoy was SO much faster and more skill
full in every way that 1t seemed sham
to ask Creedon TO put up his hands.
Still there was losers end to the purse
money. and the Australian took his medi-
cine with seeming cheerfulness in spite
OF the blood that poured from his eyes,
nose and mouth. when his seconds went
to the rescue. McCoy's performance con-
WINGED the critics that he would make an
interesting opponent fer Jim Corbett
Creedon's only chance was at close
quarters. but whenever he got there and
tried mixing he was outpunchcd and
severely shaken up.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

gle Davis, 81; Inlook, 90; Emma NJ, So; Miss
shsrley, So.
Sixth race--For threc-year-olds and upward:
selling: one and one quarter mies-Jimp, no.
Adnetus. los; Julius Cesar. 1Os; Monk Way
man. lUi; Hold Up, 1ei; Tony HONG, 10S; Med
der, JOB: Pat Garrett, IOl; Owensboro. 0s; Hub
Prather. 81; Scbncll Lauier, 81; Tommy o'Brisn.
30. Talma, SIS; lblnhere. IS.
Seventh race-For three-year-olds and upward;
one mile. -Walkenshaw, lis; I.abey, 40; Ray
H.. 100; Donation, l07: vncennes. los: Tillie W.
lO1; Her Favor. 105; Miss Ross, 105: Leoncie,
lo5: Rosavannah, lOi; Myosotis, l0l; Evelyn
Byrd, lOl; Louisville. s.; Insurrection. s.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
Morrs. Park selections.

First race Native. King Braniblc. Elm Con:g.
Second racial Green, Prince OF Melrcse, MOI
ris entry
Third race -Eonnibert. Smile, Madden's entry
Fourth race-indian Fairy, Lady Uncas. oneck
Queen.
Fifth raee-Idrim, Knight of the Garter, Halt
Time.
sixth rlce-Trilion. Van Snip. Philae.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

First raee-The coEquc7.r, Poyntz. Matte
Balm,
Second rsce-Tragedy. Ills Excellcncy. Pin
Coat.
Third 'aoc-EiLir. Possum, Lcnncp.
Fourth rice-unsighty. EarEcs' entry. Eta.
fittd rac-- Censor. The Butcher, Ills fninencc.
SiAth Eec-GOal Runner. Kit, GcUnes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

First racc-Celtic Bard. Elderim, Rushfelds.
second race-king's Highway. Lord Neville,
Myrtle Van.
Third 'racetMis3 May Day, sam Phillips Guide
Rock.
Fourth racc-Miss Bennett, Schrieber's entry.
Cahn's entrs.
Eiith race--Russell r.. Pacemaker Menu
sixth race-Croesus. SaInivel, CRYSTALLINE
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

Ritcliey. Lat,im,r. Cooley. Three-basc hits-Wii-
iams. >: Wagner, Dcleianty. Sacrifice hits
Wolverton. Double piay-Delelianty, unass:stcd
Struck out-By Chesbro. ;; by Bernhard. !. Bases
on bals-of Chc>bro. =: of Bernhard. ,. H:t
by pitchcr-Thomas. Passed balls -Llttimer. Nc
Farland. ,. rmrire-Hurst. Attendince-3,2J0.
Time o. game hours
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

Two-base hit-Geason Thres-basc nit-Wa!-
lace. Home runa-nni.1ce, C-iser. Double
p.sys-Nct.arn ,una>..tcj), Davis, Gleason and
Doyle. Mid pitch-Dchcny. Stolen hases-Don-
lin, McGarn. quinn. Wallace. Tit by pitch-r-
Act.raw and Nctianu one each. Bases Usl.s
OF Hawley. 4; eff Jones' >. sicridce hits.
Hawey. DOnlin. Struck out-By HHwiey, ;;
by JONES, 1. umrir,--Swaltwood. Tiiac OF game,
. hours and % Minutes. Attendance i,iJ0.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
CARDINALS WIN BY HITTING.
The Giants Easily Defeated by the
Strong st. LOuIa Tenn.

ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-Thc Cardinals de-
feated the Giants by score CT l3 to to-
day. Selbach was sent to the bench in the
first inning and Hawtey was put out OF the
game in the last half OF the eighth for
kicking over Swartwcod's decisions. Jones.
for the locals, pitched an excellent game.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
How the Club. stnnd.
THE GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY.
Eight Hits After Two Are Out. and
Two strikes on the Third.

P1TTsBURG. May 1s.-Pitcher BernA
hard. CT Philadelphia, was responsible for
Philadelphia's defeat today. Only nine Pr
rates batted in the first three innings. but
in the fourth, after two were put out and
two strikes called on Williams, four sin.
giles. two triples. and two doubles were
made. scoring six runs. The smuggling con-
tinued in the other innings. The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

IIeuricf's beer is friend to all broken down
constitutions. for is possesses properties which
aire.,ire ~, o,a,us N.Y. "a. ri;rg,a an" R "aa ne
Co.. for a case of Ma,izen. Senate, or Lager.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
EaEesfdc Selections.

First racc-Glonoine. Round o, Sorrci Rose
Second racc-Garry Herman, The Cuban Girl,
MoIcymuss.
Third race-Abe Faust. Damocies, Ten, ie
Fourth race-Boney Boy. Eva Rice Sam Julien
Ledi '
Wayman.
Seventh race-Tillie W. Ray H., Her Favor.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
DRINK
ABz7
CURED
hrs. May Hawkins VII! Help Every
Woman Save Drunkard.
A Trial Package of Her Marvellous
Home Treatment = Rec for the asking.

Any true woman might we'll be proud to have
saved enc poGr soul from the shacke3 Of drink, but
Mrs.Hawkihshasr redeemed thousands By hernobe
and practical wo.!s among these wbo have beea
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
READY FOR THE SHRIDGRS
Preparations for the Supreme
Council Practically Complete.

Pennsylvania Avenue DOMINIC It's
Holiday Attirc-Thc Mystic Emblem
of the Crescent and Scimiter Con-
spicuOus Oficinl Programme -
Grand Marshal Majors staff.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

take SCOTS Emulsion if your
cold is hanging on" it will
strengthenyour throat and lungs,
and heal the tender places.
All Druggists; soc. and Sr.oa
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
canes TestcrGny.
II, Philadelphia 4
St. Louis 13. New York 5


Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at ST. Louis
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19

'!c.ims Of intemperance. Mrs. Hawkins for years
Uttered the grief and anguish shared by so many
rue and faithful women OF America today, vic
ave drnk-aficted fathers, husbands or sons. Sic
eternined to overcome this fearful evil ii possible
Ter search for = harmless, perfect and secret hoMc
IRE was Gtlast rewarded when an old friend came
o her and gave her q remedy which had never been
.nown total. Mrs. Hawkins gave the remedy sec
city and in ewwccks, 10 her grI at JOY her dearest
elative entirely cured of his appetite for drink
nd was again restored to health and manhood.
After this wonderful result, Mrs. Hawkins de-
ided to devote her life to the work of helping hei
!stcrseverywhere,whom she found suffering as she
aa suffered from the effects OF alcohol upon nus
and father or son. With the Assistance OF others
ne perfected tho original treatment and now
Hers to send this treatment free TO any distressed
rilc, mother or sister who Will write for 1t. MIS-
hawkins has means Of her own and no charge
whatever is made for the treatment, because her
're1t desire is that every woman who needs this
Iedicinc will write at once to her and get it.
a OratefuI Woman.
MRS. MAY HAWKINS. Grand Rapids, Mich. =
" Dear Friend.-You have been the means of bring.
~ sunshine into M home. Last August got your
emedy and began giving 1t to my husband and from
hat tmo until tho resent he has not taken drop of
my kind OF alcoholic drinks cannot say too much for
helper any mother. sister wife who shall need T.
East Hampton, Ne. Feb II, 1883
Thousands have saved their homes and loved
ones by this remedy and you can be among the mum.
Der II you only wish It. Mrs. Hawkins treat every
etter she receives sacredly confidential and YOU
aeed have no hesitancy whatever In writing her for
assistance. Donot delay tie her today. Address
Mrs. May Hawkins. 30; IN 0sandRapids. Mich
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-19
Bargains in Boys Clothing.

pencil abroad in the land today
evident for the first time This unlocked for and unwished
weather finds with wooden goods
have And wash goods knocking for admission
ing floor down the prices No tricks of radeno lessen
ing of the usual high quality standards business
activity among the wooden
haSs hat ckpd
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-06

rotary Gage. during May, 1900, coin
ed 3.1G3.497 silver dollars at 16
TO ].
Why President Mckinley and Sec
rotary Gage. from January /, 1900,
to June 1900, coined 14,416,1ll
silver dollars at IL to /.
Why President Mckinley and Sec
r. tary Gage. since March 1, 1897,
have coined II 299. GGI silver dollars
at Is 70 I.
Why President Mckinley and Sec
rotary Gage have ordered the mln's
TO run night and day coming each
da V over 1000 silver dollars at
10 TO ].
II the republican party is not in
favor Of coinage at this ratio OF 10
TO ! if the sound money men Of
the country are not IN favor Of the
piuagc OF silver dollars at the ratio
OF Is 70 why j. il done by Their
representatives. Mr. Mckinley and
Mr.. Gage? Why has no objection
been made by them, Why i tins
wholesale coinage Of silver dollars at
Is 10 lauded by them as sound
tina nee and why these JO-cent silver
dollars called sound money"