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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Aug "a
Mrs. $. 4. BOykiu. OF Richmond proaria-
tr,ss OF the jefferson Park Hotel. Will
engaged in shopping Ola Main Street
Thursday afternoon about o'clock mot
with painful bat not serious accident
Her carriage WAS run into from the rear
bE heavy street wagon. turning l.r ,---
hlcl, over and throwing her Ef1..urIt ro
the ground, resulting iu several ugry
right arm was spTdiHcJ and Iadlv lr.l,s-
cd
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ASSESSMENTS.
GRAND OPENING

GRAND OPENING
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EXTENSIONS At ANNAPOLIS
The Naval Academy Grounds TO
Be Considerably Enlarged.

Work Progressing on the New Cadet
QuartcTs-The Twin buildings. Ar
mOTy and BOnthOIse, Also Going
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Chesapeake Beach,
THE SALT WATER RESORT
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HALEYs FULL CONCERT BAND
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THE ALABAMA CONVENTION
Important Changes Made in the
State Constitution.

Details OF the Suffrage Clause and
Its bearing Upon the Race Cues
tiou-Re~trictions Upon Corpora
tiOns-Thc subject of THNHtiOn.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

DE- WElIlm II Leonard, Goldberg hur-
rod uui rf the ho,I'" and E:cc'ei the
Senator
Com. into The house. Mr.. sullivan.
siiG Goldberg. 'anI let me Introduce
Nh 20 my s'nr"ih"irt.
'rh't's what came here FOR. replied
III Senator
Miss Dora Levy daughter ~ Elias
Levy, Il wealthy east Sia. m"rSnant
Stood N the r"ge9iion-room surrounded
by her relatives and friends when thr
Scrator mad. his appearance. MlSS
Levy l. 4, beautiful brunette OF eighteen
>...rs and l. the belle OF the Seventh
Ward
The senator was capiivated ~ once,
Miss Levy" said sullivan, II wan: 10
tell you that you viii get on" % the
rc>t follow. In the world. HES btcn
faithful 20 me for many years and Nil
mah. "A good husband Then, taking
Goldberg islic. tn" senator Whispered
into hia ear: Your. a lucky fellow.
';oiil.r+ she Is on" of the pr't,'eSt
girls ! hsv. ever seen.
sullivan then and there promised 70 ~.
the nee, man at u. wedding. winch
vii TAX" p'lcc AT the Nolks f.Scruin,
NJ. .i> Second street. On March t. Io-
s-ph Levy last night presented hand
sr'nc ii.nnpiid Iccklac" - his sister,
Five hundred cuicnT AMI L"vya were
present NJ IN" engagement Among the
guests we're MIR. ana Mrs. Henry J.
Goldsmith. Acknowledgement Timothy r. Sui
Ivan. Lawyer George II EnEel. Civil.
Justice Holt. and Police Captain Fitz-
patrick. OF tn" Madison Street station.
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In His Automobile He Calls
on Hyman GoIdbers's
fiancee.

"I;oilb.rs. said senator T!mo;,y y.
sullivan sevcrai iavs AK, 4, iiym,n
Goldberg. on. OF mis- pn!i,iCu! captains
IN his famous loiGing-h"usr district.
you've Ncrk'-i faithfully 'or me Tor
many years as distri0, captain can !
do anything FOR YOU. io.dhcrg7''
''Wi.l YOU stammc-ci Goldberg.
''comc--cOmc
IN 20 where or 10 ouv;hins FOR
YOU. Goldberg cNc.hiinri SENATOR Tin.
VIVA; DO you wish me - ln''
- want you 10 como - ms ,I-ngc-
men. said tho young man
"lll do more. said TIN. ~ 60 mere
10 an automobile"
And ne did. The resident, OF W. NJ
Madison street were greatly surprised
li,i night when an automn5ilc sEorp"i
III from. of iha; number and Tim Jumped
odt, iic va. accompanied by the Rev
The evening world., 1901-02-25

Truth 4. that the Republicans have sim
ply been "uip"in,ch In u game ~ poll
t!c-. | can imagine tina; there Is some
.or.u.ss IN IN. Republican camp to-day.
There -noui: he .c;'
Commissioner Sexton laughed loud and
long.
VIVA, do you ,hink of the appoint.
men, - Col. Murphy ~ the head o.
in, police - he was asked
'.Th-y could np' have selected Il bet
ter man In New York, he answered.
He IL AN abb. man. and he IL u good
Democrat. Not being fnmiiinr with
puIicr matter. u would he ia,po-.
sibIr for him I. ndminist~r the
affairs 0f the drpn ri n,rnt without
the n.sistancr Of Dcvcry. Dcvsry
has been In the department twenty-four
years. lie Is an cftic!cn, and experienced
lieutenant.
"a, whose Instance was Dcvcry ap-
poiEcd:" the Commissioner WAS asked.
Il have no idea. do not know who
asked tho Mayor to appoint him: nor
do know whether the appointment i'iIl
meet with the approval OF Mr.. crd Yer
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$4,000 A DAY
FOR PROTECTION
The Game Takes In
from $4,000 to
$4,000.

CHICAGO. Feb y More than 100
policy Offices are running Wide open in
Chicago. and more than 1855" olnys are
mad" daily. Tho business IS controlled hy
nine big companies. oncked by prom
incnt politicians wh" have pulls" In
the da!ly play more than $1,000 is taken
In
Protection Is paid FOR Policy writer's
g!' IL, names 81 men u whom this
tribute money goes. The rate is si.1o
lay from each company. There arc
sDfnc struggling companies in the ticll.
however. and In several instances Tho
pr";"yticn ,iN Is cut in tw" Each CON-
piny ;Iko.' IN from Si,pn 80 500 FOR
cnrh drawing or from .s.or' to s6.u" =
lay TIL" company never pays out moe
than ~ per cont. IN winnings.
ABOUT ss.nbl a day * PAID for rEotCS-
lion The rI!cr OF the ''po.iCy' world !.
"Patscy" King. He H. the head OF a
combination watch Includes Aldermen
!<crna and coughlin. cN South Town
Collector Ben" barnett. Tom" Nc
SaIly. a relative pf Alderman coIEhin.
Tom McG;innis and "Mushmoutl'
johnson, Tn" protection money goes -
the Aldermen ana u" police
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lcontInnel irom FIr.L Tasc.

(Contlnu"d from First i'ag"D
Deputy chief will he the principal 80
j.ct 81 discussion.
Lawyer NJ Warl.y Platz"k, nlth,ich
he admits tina, he regards the appoint
men, ~ Devery ~ unw!sC. IS not ~ N
iignnHt a. Mr.. Nixon. lie says
II have the greatest admiration for
Mr Nixon, but he In too impulri>e. While
regret the appointment nI D-y"ry. |
have perfect confidence In the ability
and honesty OF purpose az col Murphy
lie viii be the real bead Of the Police
Department. Dcvcry Will h" only u
subordinate.
our committee has no reason to IL"
discouraged. ! believe there VIII b. big
results within II shOr; time from the ,vi.
denc" witch haN. given 20 the District.
ATTORNEY.
Mr. Phllbin md members Of the com
.nittcc OF Five wer. Informed yesterday
that orders had been sent out by the
Gambling Trust TO all small houses 10
close Indefinitely and 10 the big h"us"s
IL shut ~ for two weeks IN order to AZ
ford Tin. 10 learn the POLICY OF Col
Murphy. Pr,prictors OF Sambiin.-houscs
denied IL.
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GOT HER COFFEE
And II Pulled Her Out.

Doctor after doctor said should
not drink strong coffee. II struck
me ~ peculiar that this advice
should he so universal
II have been n school-tcarhcr. and
a few years ago began TO feel | was
pretty well worn out and nervous
found that was depending more
and more upon my coffee To carry me
through my days work Many
times. when teaching In boarding
school. | have asked the matron for
n cup OF coffee strong. because
felt ! could not get through the rcci-
tation without It.
"Of course was living on hor-
rowGi strength. and two years ago
the physical crash came nervous
prostration and ncuras;henia. For
weeks ! could not even walk or stand
alone. The physician said IT would
be two or three years before could
recover SO rs to he able 10 do any
thing. Ny appetite was gone: !
could not sleep. and ! WIS In q dcs-
pcrate condition, nervous and other
wise.
Il was wanting coffee very badly.
but II was kept from me. One luurn-
ing. about three weeks after the
breakdown. the nurse brought me n
cup OF coffee OF delicious flavor.
May have it, exclaimed Yes.
the doctor says 1t will no: hurt you
now. | could not understand 1t and
did not try. but just drank the cof-
fee. and had 1t every morning after
that.
My appetite began to return with
the first cup. and had been enjoy
Ing II for month or more when
sister said. Does your coffee taste
rs good as 1t did before you were
sick?' oh. yes, said; 1t never
tasted better. Is 1t strong enough
to suit YOU? said. 1t could not
he improved. Do you know she
said. you are not drinking Mocha
or Java. hut Postum Food Coffee
And so i was. every grain OF 1t.
Il had often seated At Postum
Food Coffee before knew OF Its
value and its delicious flavor.
1T has been savior to me. In
stead OF waiting two or three years
to recover strength, ] am now in good
working condition six months after
tho breakdown, and feel better than
have In ten years past. IS. w.
H. Everett, Wash. Full name
given by Postum Cereal Co, Ltd,
Battle Creek. Mich.
There Is 4 reason for such rapid
recovery. Postum Food Coffee con-
tains the natural phosphate OF pot
ash and albumen from the grains OF
the field. which nature has sent for
the use OF humanity in the body.
These materials combine In the hm-
man system and go to make up the
gray matter that fills the nerve cells
In the brain and all through the
structure. We must furnish proper
materials II We would build the
proper body.
You can get those materials in n
delicious form in Postum Food Cof-
The evening world., 1901-02-25
HITS REPUBLICANS
SEXTON BELIEVES

Former Police Commissioner John H.
Sexton. now tho President vi the Board
of Health. do" no; hesitate to express
his intense pleasure At the OolCc situu-
tion. He regards the appointment OF
Murphy and the retention OF Devcry
as master Democratic stroke which
has utterly routed the Republican polt.
tsc!ans,
The Republicans want"I single
headed Police Commission and The. got
what they wanted he says. e bu, II
they had II to do over again don't be-
icve they would carry out their plans.
they would do something different. The
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NO MRS. NATION
FOR Mr.. MURPHY.

rn,Ic. ,,on,nl.l.nrcr Murphy does moi
h,i,.y, IL, m, Air. Sni,nn tactics ni-
y.,d hy M,vt.,r1t. Gran. in dealing
with alleged gambling ,ous.s The
Magistrate, ms told can FIood mat
h, would he Justified In using .orc. to-
break into a p,sca wh.r. h, believed,
linn gambling WA. being carried an.
and ma, n. uc,i no, wni, Tor a war.
rnrt
-, Nr,,,,, .i,.,,, ~, ut
W 1919 49, ~ 49, 80
ahvic" IL sound ana h" VIII call cant
Flood to account Tor breaking into III.
,.,mhI,ur h,r.. n, IL, r,,k a,.ru. II,
s'"'"''''N ~"
the manner sugS stcd bt MacistF'l"
Crane
-, Nurrhv s,ys
49,,
Just stop I" MINK a moment MiSlS-
tra'- Gran. says To police In substance.
.x,y.- mimi /, v,u nav. ar ,,o ma, nav,
IN. legal proof II Is enough II yon ar"
COnViur.ti that gambling L. going on in
certain p'a'' ''t.aH '""n .n' ''''
and icmoiish every III oi furniture IN
no., ,,id
No" i"t us suppose '"ht !" '"'
coniua,cd upon Magistrate Crane = al.
,Irc ,,r,h,lv Ia .ho, Supi... th,,
some on" II hh'ch'
WA" would be responsible. FOR ,hai
,,,,iIiy- wnu,l /, Ia. N, man whoy.
-,
hand tt.d IN" pistol thoi' or ""u'h 'he
rrsponsibiiity rest upon the man whose
~, ,,,,,, ,hc r,t1 us.lf
""'' va"
unauthorized hy lcSal warrant
IL will leave ,h. answer to the public.
:, , -, .,,,,.,,.
Is my )"'s'"'n' 'h"' "as'''r"'e
cranes advice IL dangerous Th' law
controlling IN" operation ~ the police IL
u.rfrCtly clear and 1,mrlr and the only
safety lies In ia risii "hs--vanc.
tn, rl.y.u men w.hn wcr. arrested IN
IA. MA ty ,',n;. Flooi and his men
49,. .ii.,h,ryi In ,nurt YESTERDAY
,nr,,ir'. 10 ue,v,.,,n., cam. Thr de-.
'it'''S ~ 80 -, ~. ,,i.
49, 49,, s 80, nan.
| 49,, ,Inr, I'm, ~. M,ri.,r,tc
'-'r - 'n' i'"''' "'. ~" 80 !
Salh ma, n' knew 'st'"r ~ 49, 49,,
~ l'l'C" t. pr'ns th' 'p'','i ~
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WHITE RATS HOLD
out IN THE FIGHT.
Nearly $4,000 Added to Fund
ofthe Vaudeville Performers
Now on a Strike.

The fight between the White Rats and
the Vaudeville Managers Association
goes mcrrily al to-day
s BY the two successful Performance
given by the striking vaudeville artists
ht the Academy OF Music between $40
and $1,000 wer. ndtel 10 the sincws ~
war of the Rats. and they ar 'n'hus
tastic TO-DAY over the outcome "i tAe
1ght. Tho Actors National Protective
Union has Joined forces with ihc White
Rats. md through II the Central F.l-
erution OF Labor will take hand Tn tn
trouble. The delegates '"f the Protect
I've Union have appe.,lcG I" IN. central
body and 1t is likely that worsine'neu
will he asked To stay away from -
theatres controlled by tn" syndicate OF
managers against which III. strike ni
the White Rats is directed
Besides this. tbs Rats have acquired
the brooklyn Academy Of Music and
II will be turned into trst,cin-s White
Rat vaudeville Enpse on March In
.Pniladc'phia the Rats Will do likcwl-a
with the Star Theatre. Tho mAnaE-rs
on the other hand say they are deter
mined to Eet along without the men
and women who have struck They
declare they have baokel 80 new acts
since THURSDAY TO take the r,Nc" 81
those withdrawn through the str.S of
the performers.
They also leclIrr tina; ~" backbone
of the r.rikc Ia brSken and il,at some
OF the best vaudeville performers are
coming tack on the manages terms
But they will nos disclose who there
performers are.
: Through Praslden, Keith the Man
ayers Association admits ,Hnt g Hiil
ahoii.h tSc per cent, booking con-
mission ,inst which the strike l.
mainly III led, on March 6. bn, not
before.
! Elm signlrs contracts President
Keith s.,id to-day, we ignore III.
White Rats as an organization ana
hnvc no, abolished the 5 per cent. COM
.snsssion. That com:nission won't he
done away with until the next general
meeting of the managers week hence
All our theatre are open with fi'i
bills and we have bnoItei several hun
The evening world., 1901-02-25

''we do not object to her because ~.
Lro jdi"uH. hut pu account % certain
T"rhrk1 abe ! said 20 haze made 10 IN"
effect mat there are no ladies and
GHn' "f'oh p'i N" STAG" on. guess
h"i trc ~h" gets through with N" stag.
rsrr IN New York shc viii wish III. had
tried her luck IN romp,on. y. J."
Mrs. DrrNri- Bddl-. who j. at the
Darlington Hotel. -a!d to-day. II shall
appear ,o-nigh, in spit. or an protest.
and threats, ! did no, say there were
No iad:.s AMI gentlemen on the stage,
M-uv OF my best friends ar. In the
tIrA. r!cal profession. ! Il, not know
who tsi"s. persons are who pot.ct 10 my
appearance. imagine they are Jealous
OF me.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

ltm nrqs ana n-lg.ntl art- siis. the
mi -, ,,i,,,,o, ~,
~ 49,.
a"ihs inAir 10 sr' now i'r the strikers
arc Liable cgyIEy and cr!n.nally VII
,,,,,,r,,F M ~, ann. ,nr wages the
~
strikes nay brng VIII ." t"ught 10
tn, bIttr- md
80, 50,
go ~ - u - -
seE'rul 81 tn" t0p-l!n7r r. wlu." iuEHllN
tHe Waite nitS ar, b. mixing On These
-, ,,r.,,,t ,,iti
~ "t'' '3"'" ~
suun HtE" 'nrraeh u dozen more OF
th.ir tIpv- A. = on AZ the Big Wait.
-, m . -. ~,
'"'H N"' "
y"n VII Soc all N" iittit Fellows Try
Ia rrt uni.r c,yer
~ ,,,.,
~ s'in'"E 'S'"' ''"-" ~ NV u" ~"
that any OF ldr,r nunSer are s.sninS
contracts. They ppIit M, that over
.,, Tin, 80
49, -" w '''"''' '"''' W. N"'''
kattpn YESTERDAY. and thht al 81 IN"
res. known yauticyiIl. starr I'm IN,
.,,,,,, 80 ,.
60 81" .'u H.ns' w , ~ ~.
''i W 'hu,. at ',''i' ~ iieI'" ', .'t"
c.i, " 49, ~ i.'.'
,h,t IN, n.,,' Man. ~, 100. :, ,,.,,t ~
The evening world., 1901-02-25

y. ~. H. ,,, 80. a., .p"I Mr,
one else IN Tammany Hail has herd
from him
what IL your attitude toward AIR
SI>nn?" Nus asked.
man nut h" !s s'ill very young" re.
piled the Commissioner. ''Iie has n
good deal to learn. especially In pnIi-
'ic,," ne continued. after some hcsItn.
lion, "fIe v Inclined " talk too ,nrrn.
/ think He TALES moro than he s;,oulI
some tines.
The evening world., 1901-02-25

In Jtnnson's pockets acrc GOuni ere
dcntlnls 10 .hc effect ihut he Was pastor
Of ne Pilgrim l.iriisi Cnurclt. ~ Nil
ford, Gem. The prisoner aucrward
that MS real name was C'~aa,id C,iria
lie claimed TO he q .'uban missionary.
Tho supposed cicrr. mnu will &c held
peRaing Investigation.
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Threats by Vaudeville Per-
! formers to Make IT Unpleas-
ant for Her Tonight.

Some ~ the vaudeville artists promise
80 make 1t Very unpleasant Tor Mrs.
when she appear on the
ss<ntAge nj Roster II HALE tonight.
:. Manager Hashim was approached this
tfmnrpins b. several of the performers.
t1Ae leader, Mile. va,more;ta. said
The evening world., 1901-02-25

will his advice all him Mt lis
". New through tho
In this those
DR. trcencs help without; result His
weak yet counsel
frccto all, rich alike
The evening world., 1901-02-25

NAMING DEVERY WAS
REPUGNANT TO MURPHY.

In dealing with public and
sometimes necessary distastcrul things per-
form acts rcpuqnnnt to nature and against
judgment. There o must
vicld,-POLICE COMMISSIONER MURPHY
The evening world., 1901-02-25

The Grip Cure That doc. Care.
L.a.,,,s noao-au.n,n. rsns.s Tie Gauss. =
The evening world., 1901-02-25
d., Greene'S Hesvy-a Blood and Nerve Remedy
is the S:sfs1uard of tire Home.

helps father and mother children When it relied
to build after illness found be effective
thing and the family that depends it for
and S!rcng h.n"r will always be found recommending broadcast
Everybody tn. need OF flesh builder
and this grand medicine of pr made purely vegetable
Nature fills with blood Without
III. lnnfa nllnAYS
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13
EFFORTS TO RELEASE
MAC STEWART
Are Beng Continued, But With No
Great Hope of Success.

Mac Stewart, the aged confederate
veteran, confined in prison at Chihua-
hua, Mexico. still has hopes of being
| released and he is continually urging
his friends in this part of the country
to do something for him.
Nor have Stewards friends been idle
for he owes it to their efforts and the
clemency of the chief executive of Chi
huahua that his death sentence was
commuted to twenty years imprison-
ment
John Fallon of this city has recently
received two letters from Stewart in
which the old soldier expresses conf
dence that his American friends will
yet succeed in getting him out of pris-
on.
In a letter dated February 6. Stew
art says:
The interpreter, Hagelseib. here.
told me last Friday that he would
send letter or petition down here
for me to sign, also for the officers
about the Jail to sign, asking Cover
nor Ahumada to let me go into the
hospital and recuperate a while, and
l believe that if they will ever let me
out into the hospital that they will
soon let me out into town at any rate
But any way. to be let out of this
place will be better than staying here.
There are six white men here now.
Tucker, Lewis. Hale, Hart and myself
and another white man, a Swiss, who
was brought down from Juarez. II
don't know his name. Most of these
have serious charges against them"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13
Railroad Schedule.
TINE.

l
All the times noted in the following
schedule are given according to m
Paso local time-Mountain standard
time.
Travellers should note that in it's own
tine table each road has its own stan
| dard, as follows:
Santa Fe, same as Ell Paso local time.
white Oaks, same as Ell Paso local
time
Texas and Pacific, Central standard
tine, one hour faster than local time.
G. H. & S. A., Central standard time.
one hour faster than local time.
Mexican Central, City of Mexico
time, nearly twenty minutes faster
than local time.
Sierra Madre, City of Mexico time.
nearly twenty minutes faster thar local
time.
Southern Pacific, Pacific standard
time. one hour slower than local time.
SANTA FE.
Depot South Santa Fe street, take
street cars.
For Kansas City. Chicago, Denver,
and California
Leave S:15 p. m. Arrive q. u.
WHITE OAKS.
Depot eight blocks east Of postofncs.
For Alamogordo. Captain, and Cloud
croft.
Leave 1880 a. m. Arrive 500 p. M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Depot two blocks east of court houpe.
For the Pecos Valley, Dallas, st.
Louis. and New Orleans.
Leave $50 a. m. Arrive 1920 p. m.
G. H. & s. A.
Depot two blocks east Of plaxx
For San Antonio. Galveston, New
Orleans, and the east.
Leave 1920 p. m. Arrive 7:4O a. m.
sunset Limited: Leave Sundays.
Weonesdays, and Fridays at 500 q. m.
Arrive Sundays. Tuesdays, and FIJI
days at 800 p. m.
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Depot South Santa Fe street
FOR Chihuahua and the City Of Mex.
Leave Ell Paso $40 a. M: Juares.
10: 40 q. m.
Arrive Ell Paso $40 p. m.
SIERRA MADRE.
Depot In Juarez, take street earn.
For Lake Santa Maria, Casas Gran
les, and the Sierra Madre.
Leave a. m. Arrive $3.50 D. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Depot two blocks east of plaza.
FOR Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Leave $500 a. m. Arrive d. m.
sunset Limited: Leave SUNDAYS
tuesdays, and Fridays at 900 % m
arrive Sundays. Wednesdays, and Fri
lays at 7:40 a. m
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13

she uttered these sad words. Mother
1 nave sold my soul for song"
After noticing briefly the why
when, and how OF the question
the speaker made strong appeal on
the basis of the scripture. He that be-
ing oft reproved and hardeneth his
heart shall be suddenly destroyed and
that without remedy
Inc pastor baptized one convert just
before the sermon Others have been
received for baptism The theme for
tonight is THE Closed Doors" text,
And the door was shut" Theme to-
morrow night, "A Difficult Case
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13
QUESTION ANsWERED.

les, august Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the CIV
u1zed world. Your mothers and Rrand-
mothers never thought of using any-
tnlng else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Frostratfon or Heart Failure. They
USED August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation of undi-
Hes.eo 1000. regulate the action of the
liver, stimulate the nerves and oreanis
action OF the system, and that il all
the TOOK when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches. You
only need a few doses os Green's Aus
ust Flower, in liquid form, to make You
sstsned that there is nothing serious
the matter with you. Get Green's
ING Aiamnac. Sold BY dealers I'm al
civilized countries.