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The evening times., 1901-03-06
MAN TURNING TO STONE.
The Strange Case of IA Resident of
BoYyIial- Green. Ohio.

BOWLING GREEN. Ohio. March g.
Peter ToWrsen. a resident OF Bowling. a
town north Of here. appears to be turn
ing To stone. His left leg almost 10 the
knee, Is now as hard as bone and the os-
s5ificntioD. or whatever 1t may be. ap-
pears 10 be gradually working UP the
limb
About six months ago he was takeg
with a severe pain in his foot Soon
afterward the member began to t,lr1
black till at the present time it IS the
color Of ebony il is also as hard as
bone and when struck II resoulds as
though it were q hollow piece OF waCd
There is ne feeling in #, save at inter
walls when IL feels as though II were be
ing burned. At such times Townsen fans
it TIL the feeling passes away
A short time ago ne broke off two of
the toes without the slightest pain He
expects that the afIlio4iCn will srozy til
it causes his dea1h
The evening times., 1901-03-06
PROTEST AGAINST a PARDON.
Brothers of n Murdered sIan 20 An
pear Before Governor McMiIIIn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 6-Poston
brothers. wealthy citizens and lawyers Of
west Tennessee. have gone to Nashville.
to appear before Governor McAdiIIin ana
protest against The pardon of II. Clay
King, sent up for life on account of the
murder of their brother. David Poston
4 distinguished Tennessee jufist
The murder grew out q "a H'SJsit King
killing FoSton in anger beea use of aIe-
was sentenced TO he hanged, but be was
finally given q life sentence. Recently
strong political presSare has been brought
10 secure a pardon. and this action was
recommended blr 3he State Pardon Raar I'd
\ few weeks ago ". S. Brooks ana wife.
nee Miss King, of St Louis, Mrs King.
wife of the aged convict, and others :tp-
peated Ter pardon.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
LEAVES THE CITY,s EMPLOY.
Captain GeiIIa7d to Go tn Duluth,
JIfTsg.. TO Reside.

Capt. D d. Gafiard. detailed as Assist
ant to the Engineer Commissioner of the
District since Juiy q. 1893, today retired
from the service of the Municipal Gov
ernment. and VIII leave the city tonight
for his new post at Duluth Mimi
Captain GaiIIaEd spent two hours at the
District Building this morning saying
SOCd-by to mis- friends and associates. Of
whom he has nz2ny, During the period OF
his service here he has shown unusual
ability in the performance of the duties
assignee to him, and carries with him the
good wishes of eli.
The Commissioners regret deeply the
Necessity whict. takes Captain Gaiilard
fr@sn among tie employees Of the District
The evening times., 1901-03-06
INcENDLAKIsM IN CHICAGO.
I've Fires Started an "a Windy Cits
Eiai Building.

CHICAGO, Ez4zch 6-fhe mysterious
person who SET "a 10 half dozen hotels
several weeks s.ee- and who has success
fully eI,ided the detective department be
gan operations . gsin lest night by setting
fire 10 the AE=st ffa building. jackson
Boulevard aa0 ziichig1 Avenue q1he
fires We're st3e.ed IN the building. both
being Discovers a5 the same time on tfle.
third and hftI isaors- They were discoy-
cred by yraEct2znan before they had
gained beadWa--. c1t caused 81 go Gama ge.
Chief SRecEf" is.sestiSated the matter
personally afa stated the fires We're.
without dOuGT. fuCendiary, and from
traces left, Eese the work OF tha same
fs4an- who recC-lIE Sst several hotels cn
The evening times., 1901-03-06
YOUNG MAN A PRISONER.
Held for Ransom is Il Long Island
Resort.

Blue POINT. \. l.. March 6.-The ia
ther Of Frank s. Avery. the young man
whe disappeared from his home ON Wash
iHgten's Birthday, has received an anony-
notts letter stating that the young man is
held prisoner in a resort on Main Street.
Patchegue, L. / Mr. Avery thinks his
son is held tor ransom.
The letter was turned over 20 the au-
thoriues and they DECIDED To make Il raid
on the resort but were refused a vitrrss mt
by stiStice CsnkliH for tf, arrest of the
proprietor, the justice holding that there
WAS no eyiGenee against him
a DEPUTY sheriff and AIF Ayery went 20
the place and found there Z bicycle which
Dir. avery recognized as his sons He
demanded that his son be produced and
the proprietor denied that the young man
had eyer been IN his place. Avery threat
ened and the proprietor then admitted
that the ysaf1g man had been there, but
thaE be had left for Centre Morfehes The
day before.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
WANT To HEEP THE OFFICES.
Hirainiins FF0tPzt Against Removal
by the Sessoard Air Line.

NORFOLK E&- March e-The Norfolk
and FoF+smo97 n Cotton Exchange yester-
day adopted -yso!ptions strongly pro-
testing asainet t-e proposed removal Of
the general c15.ss of the Seaboard Air.
LjRf Railway froEl Portsmouth. The ex-
change also GI-1ointed a committee for
the purpose o. cooperating with other
organizations 50 tgy by ali means posi-
Eie TO proven sch removal
The City Cogs.elz Z of Norfolk and Ports
mouth last nifsat sisopted resolutions pro-
testing aSaipsl t.ac proposed removal Of
the Seaboard ~" line general offices
from foztsD7"s. = 10 Richmond The
Portsmouth c0-Gcii also adopted = reso-
luton EeGuesi1l= tbe Southern and other
railways to ez=e'---Gt- their tracks to that
The evening times., 1901-03-06
Aeei.leasaaar 4>IIed Hin Frf-nd.

SOUTH BOSTON, Va. March s--PhHfp
lsofGs and Wright Link. neighfors living
si@aT 0fneEa, in IiatifaE, were returning
L" the home Of ar. Lofts Sunday night
.rs- Vhea IL Lofts yard and only q few
PAGES fre-u the home. Lofts told 81y.
Link Ihat ha hsd a line pistol ne had re.
7-rtiffT traded Tor. aHd he wished him IL
'-XaEnRe q Hgs5 tell bfm what he thought
"i IT. LAX SSzsk tbs pistol ami was ex-
tuinins u when II weaJ Of, the bah
laassins Through the heart Of Lofts. An
inquest = 1z held today. riid this verdict
VAS '2Sisut accide4tsl-''
The evening times., 1901-03-06
CARp-PLkgENG ON SUNDAY.
:, enyer SehaOI superintendent
Approves slie Practice

DENVER, Co7., March e.-CQlorado
teachers may pIas cards and even poker,
if they Wish te % So This was the de-
ciSinu made TO-DAY by Miss Emma G.
yHervy. county superintendent of schools
The school Law. Che says, does not regu-
late the peFSoEc9 conduct of teachers.
vina Curtis, OF the eastern part of this
county Mrs CARTS is Methodist and
was much shocked by the card-playing
habits of a gtTL teacher from Denver. The
sIiperiUteDdepl. however. SAYS;
I regard caTG-pIaying as a harmless
Sunday diversion IN district whore the
NEST exciting e.eAt is a coyote yeip-"
The evening times., 1901-03-06

SION of the Engineer Department, has
heeh transferred to the position made
vacant by the death of. c p Clements.
with an Increase af salary The trans
Its takes effect February l6, 1891
The Commissioners today replied to d
W. Baker and y. J. Lambert. who ap-
peared before them yesterday. request
ing 4 permit to extend the helgat of
party wall on the premises 12i2 -AasSti-
chusetts Avenue stating that The Board
dld not deem it advisable TO grant the
permit.
1t was suggested 10 the attorneys, 1t IS
said. unofficia4ly that the builders Of the
adjacent building would be permitted to
build up the party wall to the required
thickness from below. and In that maB-
ncr accomplish what is sought ii the aP-
plicatiOn denied.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
FACTORY GIRLS" "
The Graceful and Handsome
Women who Work at
the Loom.

Any one who has lived in factory
town and has seen the tide of human life
which foods the streets when the mills
stop for the day, will have been struck
by the number OF graceful and handsome
young girls among the throng. Light
hearted, smiling, nlirthful, it is hard to
realize that they have just left days
fatiguiug work. But another sight at
tracts the onlootler. kHe sees groups of
other women, thin ef form, duh of eye,
The evening times., 1901-03-06
WANT THE ESTATE DIVIDED.
4 Bii in Equity, Filed on Behalf of
the Tsnpett Heirs.

A bHl IN equity Eas filed in the Supreme
Court Of the District today by Marion A
TipRett, through Attorneys Charles H
Merrilat and James 3. Archer, iP-, for
partition OF the cstate Of the late Edward
T. TiBpett- Tho property consists of sex
eral houses on CAPITOL Hill valued at
Sl4.e19.
Edward IT. f+Dpett. the bill states. died
| IN 1855. leaving his estate to his wife.
Hester fer life, and after her death to
his four childTCE, Nelson Tippett. Grace
Bernhard, Marion A Tippe-t. and Emma
Marshall. The wife died in January, and
ii Is nssS sought. by means of q friendly
suit, to secure fistribEti0R among the
heirs.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
wEATHER CONTINUES COLD.
The Prospects ioF Low Temper1
for seV-*sE Days Good.

The cold W'<rfszT, of which the small
sized blizzard ttat appeared shortly before
midnight lasf Lisal was the forerunner.
continued al Tou@y, but inasmuch as the
sky TEas clear e7d the sun shining the
temperature VS. Let Is dfsagreeabie a II
fEattld otherE,ssa i.aTe been
The prospects aze that the cold weather
VIII continue - lszst until after t0nor-
row Iae foffsa's- issued at the Weather
BurEau this nor islg states that there VIII
bt continued eGse weather tonight and
Ihursds.E IL 81 probability the cold
"aEe viii last aEGta atout Saturday. when
rise in me L zyeTatCre may be looked
fnr.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
MORE COMBINES PREDICTED
George }. GouId Expects 10 See sIan,
Big Mergers.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 6.-Georgc J..
Gould spent yesterday here lie predicted
more and larger consultations OF rail-
roads soon. He said.
The consolidating tendency will be
alive for some time l predict other and
greater mergers than have get taken piaoe
As to the effect of such concentration of
interests, l believe the pubic viii be
benefited thereby. l am satisfied that no
detriment to the great shipping interests
viii or can result.
The community OF interests among
railroads is desirable primarily for the
reason that uniform and equitable rate
basis can be maintained. The greatest
menace 10 the railroad interests OF this
country is rate-cuttinG and the secret re
bate bonus given in return by some roads
as an induCemeQt to business. Commun-
ity Of interests VIII right all wrongs OF
that kind and guarantee to the shipper a
stable. fair. and uniform rate No under
cutting no Sneaking practices to GET bust
ness. no Ilurtfui discrimiuatfons against Il
for the benefit Of 4. All shippers Will he
upon an equal footing.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
SUMMONED BY Mr.. PHILBIN.
New SorIs District Attorney Looking
Ia1o 81 sPrOtecaisn' Case.

New 4ork District Attorney LOObin.:
IRfo protection Case.
NEW YORK, March g.-District Attar-
neg Phiisits ISSUED sgl.i,s4z.as this morn
ing for tbe appearance "a bis Office IF 8tiI=
dred Hamilton. Arsett snd EIizabet a
Stsitb. the latter 9esBess. WIle have
made afitaasits. saSE Ia 4h,s District At
IorRey=.a ii8Rds. GsdiuSt = police Raptain
and his WETanau- Al II o'clock the BO-
men Ea3krd iRto the Office Of Assistant
District attorney SchuTLnau.
No o1s n the Office of the District At
r0rncg would talk ABOUT the mater but
II - understood that the captaiE ia the
case u Ia cemmaud % Z West Side pre-
"1Ilct not rar from the Tend.rlpiu. The
s=1Ssztttty-l or projection money from The
jiaTnllton woman - understood 10 be the
-'fiarge- Commissioner Murphy OF the Po-
lice Department FTsts asked what action
}le fntsated= Laleinls IN tia. fas.- ana he
said he had heard H8tbiUz Of the matt n
The evening times., 1901-03-06
SILK Mills TO BE CLOSED.
Drastic Action tcsl1r., Against strlk.
ers !. E-CnnsyIxania

%fLKESBA E-s<. Pa, March Sat 4
7TN-Fst H}eetlA6 . he o8ners and man
ayers 81 the Tazls-s silk mills throughout
wyoming Faiirs Leid IN Scranton tea
says age 1t T-sS sgreeti that each MIL
where stril-e a@e declared, or the eru-
pi@Ses hefnaaoest IN increase of pay,
should b. cIeeee I'll July l.
lhiS serves IN 1Iain the action Of the
arrangement % ,Le Sa71qUon Mills at
scranton ana % . - Hess-G GDldsInith Com
panT III this citx
The silk opeizs ssTs will not give any
reason Tor Their seEiog other than thai il
Eas deemed 10 saes.. best interest H.-catIse
o. the aSItat5ro c. A1Otber'' Jones and
The OtncP iatet- .4.sh hers
The evening times., 1901-03-06

A cgstomer Of ours vino had been suffering
from severe cough tor six months bought two
bottles Of thamberiains Gough Remedy from as
and vas eAtiFeig cured by one and one-half bot
tles-sI IL, Ii gives perfect satisfaction with our
tradg--Haynez,P Parker & 20. Lineyille Ala 4
persistent egps is TIE Arsk sEIagtes OF sonsIf,.-
ion and should never lie neglected. T1iz Is only
one OF the many thousands who have beea
,-uFed by Ehamheraia's Cough Remedy Tor sale
by Henry Evans, wtlQ;csale ard retail, apd sll
druggists.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
Threatened by "A kIdnaper.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. March 6--tffse po-
lice have obtained no eiew TO the identity
Of the wolIid-be kidEaper who Threatened
to atsduct The seEen-Ezear-old son of N
II IaRgfoFd. President OF the Citizens
Bank here. The letter. which has TIst
heen made public by Mr. J-augford, de-
rna1ius thitt ne deposit in an alley near
his home S55,e00 In cash Under penalty of
losing his son, seven years old The writ
-er threatens death If AIE- LauEford should
undertake to apprehen6 the authors Of
the communication
The evening times., 1901-03-06
DIED.

sfAFTlSGLS- Departed dis 8ife Tuesday. sgarch
g. 1921. at Il O'clgck a IL AZ Ais residence
5l215 5IsteSt. NV, Ge7Cg>eIeTR. -. C., THOMAS
o AAFTlNCiAz aged - years, AZ old veteran Of
the cigil y.slr
lntermeut ii Congressional Geucterv, on Thurs
day. March ! a. O'Clock p. N eI
MILLER On Tuesday, March , 1901 at /
,. N. CORJNSE MILLER nee johnson. beloved
wife 81 George e. Miller
Notice OF funeral in star nj
MATrIAGLY-On SUNDAY. March = 100.
THOMAS OWEN HATTlNCLY, IN ms sixty-eighth
year
\ precious fEum - has goRe
A voics Ne loved Is stflled:
\ place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filled
utI By His Wife ana ChiIiren
The evening times., 1901-03-06

Favorite Prescription three of his Golden
Medical Discovery and one vial OF Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and following
the advice you gave regarding the LO-
tion Tablets 1 can truly say that am
cured. The doctor SAID It was uterine
disease I had"
The sick woman who begins the use
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
begins the cure with the first dose she
takes Women who have suffered for
long years and found no help from doc
tors OF other medicines have found a
perfect and lasting cure IN the use Of
e rFayOrite Prescription
IT ALWAYS HELPS
and almost always cures. This state
nlent Is based upon the fact that Of
the hundreds Of thousands OF vsorien
WHO have Rsed lwFavorite Prescription
ninety-eight per cent have been per-
fectly and permanently cured. Only
The evening times., 1901-03-06
EARTHouAxz SHOCKS FELT.
Houses in hs r.f-sicster, \. H.. Rocked
bS ff,' sfbrn4Eoas.

AIAHcHES1' ~, N. II. March 6.--T'wo
distinct earthUU,,-c shocks glere felt here
shortly after o'clock last evening. The
shocks came syitflo ten seconds Of each
other, and b4d' frightened some Of the
ini1;i bit;s Hts.
Houses wore r6tized. aad some ~ the
occupants T=u L. Q TIE streets Rric-a-
-15r:.4 was i-st, E5ed Grern faantels and
crockery waFG 5esi STGia tables
The evening times., 1901-03-06
THE JURORS OBJECTED 70.
Complaints 1InSIe in the New Orleans
Riot Cases.

NEW ORLEANS, March e.-Objeesion
has been raised 10 the jury IA the case
OF the negroes charged with being impli-
Gated in the Robert Charles race riots Of
last July. in which i number Of persons
white and black, were killed. on tha
ground that the grand and petty jurics
are composed entirely OF white men,
The objection raised is that jyIries in
New Orleans are autoeratic, while most
Of the crimes are committed by Door ard
ignorant men. The jury commissioners
are denounced ia the complaint for not
selecting two jurors from among the ne
gToe5, who constitute le0, eco, or quf,-tHfT,1
OF the population Of the CITY
The district attorney In reply STATES
that several negroes had recently served
eu JurieS IN New Orleans. and that il va
a mere accident that there were none in
the panel to try riot cases
The evening times., 1901-03-06
a NEW Esb1 FOR yAssAR.
John ID. RociasieEIer Makes GIFT OF
Sttfg.O0D.

POUCH kEFsI'H5F'. n. Y, March e.
John d Roci-ef@5scr has given another
Slio,t7J 10 Ya1sas 70 be used for the erec-
lion Of a FesIlc.5e haD. Rockefeller Reel
tatlo8 Han ~ q zen by Mr. Rockefeller
and the new b,.j .:t1g VIII be similar To
tie residence Lit nov being erected on
the college Gfo,'s'.s and Will be put yII,
directly opnes2te s.. Work viii soon be
begun.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
RAILROAD MEN QUIr WORK,
Objections to the Piece WORK sSy.
tenn in Town.

TEN in TOYYa.
CEDAR RAPIDS. iowa, March g
Nearly 200 men employed in the boiler and
blacksmith shops and on the machines in
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
ern Railroad shops here quit wark yes
| terday afternoon 1t Is probable that the
trouble will extend further and that ev-
cry man in the Shops viii quit work.
The strike had its origin in the aaaazinr-
ed intention OF the railway to put the
men on piece work Tie Euions resolved
TO quit rather than continue If the t,5ece-
work system was inausuratstl. Tkr-i,>en
have been quitting fer the past tive gqcf.zs
and seeking employment elsewhere. The
viii be no opposition 70 Rew men ta2zi,ls
their PLACES
The evening times., 1901-03-06
Killed III ni3., uitL am a,

7 NORFOLK, ~. -Earch g.-Enraged be
cause she reGUes . LIE with tjm. Robert
Edwards Killed kts wife near Gasbgi4e,. Il,
( l5T1i'if fs'aisk court. 'ftth at ax. i'te muir
ti|Fer escaped
The evening times., 1901-03-06
I,ongI.t hH a M-ashlngLon s,nai...te

KISSrdSfEE. Fla. March G.-At sale
Of the Disston Land Company properties
on foreclosure. g ". Ward. Of Washing
tou bid them III fur a Washington syTi-
dicete Two million acres were sold Tor
The evening times., 1901-03-06

NNysic CuTcs zvr IAeuAatisIs and neuralgia
radically cures n - days Is action upon the
system is FemaF-z:5g and mysterious Il re-
moves at eBee tiif sEgEe and the disease innz.
dateiy disaPpesTs- lie fist dose greats beaeALs
y cents and g. SD by steTeas' Pharmacy
PeIESyivEHia 4Ayeeav sFa Ninth street.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
MHAT's your FAUE IyanpHf

Somslin4.s 4 fortune, LiIi meyer ii s0a haze
a sallow comptsNtoi'. i4nndiosd lqqb moth
patches and blotches On the skin-aH signs -
Liver Trouble. But Dy. Kings New Life Pills
give Clear skin Rosy Cheeks, Ricll C,.slu,Ieziau.
ou'3 p cents 1t Henry Esans' Drug Store. 9az
= 81. NV
The evening times., 1901-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS meeting Of
the stockholders Of the ". d. Williams r. r.
Engine Company Jo elect o4seers for ensuing wear
VIII be held al 322 G 81 nv Friday March )
1901, ut T:So p II. 7. HOLDEN, Secretary.
The evening times., 1901-03-06

two women In e a c h
hundred have failed OF
a complete cure, and
even in these cases
there has been marked
relief and improve
ment ; the headache Is
less frequent, the back
ache less severe, and
household duties long
laid aside are under
taken anew with coan.
fort and satisfaction.
81 can trathfully say
that DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorfte Prescription Is a
wonderful medicine and
deservesthe praise given
IT," writes Mrs. Emma
Spooner, Of Lakeviev.
Montca1m Co, Mich,
Box 26S. NJ was SICK
four months and the
medicine prescribed by
the doctors did me no
good Finally I wrote
to Dr. R V. Pierce fog
his advice. He an
sWe1ed N a very kind
letter instrueting me
what to do. / followed
his advice, and to-day
am a well woman,
thanks TO Dr Pierce-R
The evening times., 1901-03-06

No weHau should delay the use OF
EaverIte Prescription Il she Is suffer
ing from wonanIy diseese The longer
womanly disease is neglected the greater
its effect eu the general health, and the
slower the cure. There IS no object
IN experimenting with other medicines
when the experience of thousands of
women proves that vFavorite Prescrip-
ton is the sarest and sa est of put-up
medicines for the cure Of disease pecu-
hariy woHlauly.
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Sick and ailing women are invited TO
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correspondence Is sacTedly secret and
the written condolences of women are
guarded 10y the same strict professional
privacy observed by DR. Pierce and his
staff IN personal consultations with
women at the Invalids' Hotel and Surg
ical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y. Address
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It is hardly possible ID overestinaie
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to give relief, letter to DR.. Pierce has
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Accept no substitute for Z rFavorite Pre-
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only the shadow instead of the sub
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because If pays the dealer a little more
profit than is paid by {high-ela
standard preparation like srFayorite Pre-
scnptioa.1
The evening times., 1901-03-06
Catarrh for t.renty yenrs and

cnred In IA few sGin ys.-Hon George Is1nes
Of Scranton, Pa. says; Il haze been martyr
40 CatarTh for twenty yelrs. constant hawking.
dropping III the throat and pain in the head very
offensive breath J tried DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder The first application give instant relief
After using 3 few bGtttes j cured Sold b.
= : Williams. Ninth and + Streets, Eduon,is s
Williams, Third -Street and PeRnsy lYIRia Avenue
i.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
ASSISTANT CASHIER MISSING
= PeHnsyIyan Bank 0nIciai short
in His Accounts

FREEPORT. Pa. March g-CharIes D.
Ludwick. assistant cashier and bookkeep-
er of the Freeport Bank. has been missing
since Monday. and az examination of the
books is said TO show a shortage Of about
s., 500
The cashiers disappearance aused q
run on the bank but the prompt arrffsi
OF Isaac Guckenheimer, who is closely conr
nectcd with the hanks Interests. with ann
pie funds to meet all obligations qIIicliI y
restored CONFIDENCE bIr. 6iuckenhefTnep
says the shortage will pot exceed s. 500
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CBRH
LaXatiEe Bromo-G GsiuiRe rcIaerss she caIlse.
The evening times., 1901-03-06
FRER 80 WOMEN.

DR.. Pierce,s great medical .vzork. the
Common Sense Medical Adviser. is-seut
Tgs on receipt of stamps to pay expense
OF mailing 0Niy. This work contains
more than a thousand IaEge pages of
valuable medical information. Send II
one-eent stamps for the cloth bound
volume, or only II stamps for the book
Ii paper covers. Address Dr.. r V.
Pierce. Buffalo, N Y.
The evening times., 1901-03-06

Some frst-class ofice rooms for rent in Hutcn-
iEs AsllsiBgS carReF Testh saad D streets slarth-
west, -EieEalor, steam heat electricity. and very
low rent
The evening times., 1901-03-06

1t Is for you to Judge Hsurich beers Phone
6&l Arlington Bottling Go, for a case OF Maer-
zen SeuHte or Lager
The evening times., 1901-03-06

The Commissioners have issued an er-
der appointing IL T. bonn and james
p. Barrett additional priycH=5 OF the no
lice force. for duty with the Adams Ex-
press Company.
The evening times., 1901-03-06

William TindaIl. Secretary of the Board
OF Commissioners, today Informed d. c
Fountain, Secretary Of the East Wash
ington Heights Citizens Association
with reference to the establishment of no
ttce patrol boxes in several streets in that
locality. that the funds available FOR tbe
extension OF the police patrol Service are
exhausted and that il will not be possi-
lie 10 establish any additional boxes
1urtlE The nreSent fiScaI EnaI-
The evening times., 1901-03-06
EYil Comss Ehen Least Expecte1,


Therefore keep the blood free from rhsEunatis
(u!fc acid3 poison b. the Use of Narner's Safa
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~ AGeRAvATINt. COUGH CURED

BY order Of the Commissioners. Johu
3. Gordon, chainmaa IN the Sewer Diyi-
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THE GhIP CuRE THAr noEs ICuRrll

LazatiEe Brono- qlssaiae reraeres She cause,
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PRAISED FOR THEIR WORK
C0ngratHlatory Letters Pour i'll
Upon inaugural Committee.

The Compliments of Grand Marshal
Greenc-I1stimnted by Mr. Edison
That the Crowd Numbered Over
I63,O0O-ReeriptS and Expenses