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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

prawo NE patrzyt, e, n odnaidz ich. 4 ME, to Gle za-75
ia pijany, ale. kelvin SIC skrlze do sadui jak z}odziela.
upil, jeszoze. lepiej pnoowat! Takes mi obmicra1 "a e zbro
Talks sam z1odzej, jak tam dne, ze jcszcze chwyce "a
CT. navel gorszy, bo5 mne siekierei eb ci rozwale. Wro.
zdradzf, chot przygarnafem cisz 2 kohmi = wszystko ci
Gle, kiedy zdycha}es : a1odu. odpuszc,e 6. A'e jak masz wa-
OH ME gadajcie tax! = cac bez koni to sic lepiej pc.
jekna1 Owezarz upadl do wics, byles nj jul nigdy ME
nog Slimakowi. = Nam u stanal ma oczcch....
was kika rubli zaslug. Nam - Bede szuka1 = zawoll
kozqszyne, sukmanine skrzyn. Maciek = drzacemi rekoma
ke.. zaberzcie to, ale ME pocza4 wciaga4 starry kotuch
m6wcie, lem was zdradzl. MOTE mi Pan Bog dopo-
Przecie pies ME bI{ odemnie mole.
wierniejszy a takze 20 stru- - DJab}A pros, 2eby Ct
H.. dopdm6s1 kied> TAXI podlec.
Ale zaciety Sl'r'ak ode ze mienia mn'e pozbawiasz! -
pchna1 90, mruka7t SIimak odwr6ci}
Me zawracaj mi g1o~y. |se, idac DO thaty.
-m6wi} en1ewnie.-S krzyn~ = A skrzynke zostaw- =
ke mi dale, swoje zas}uei rzekt jedre&.
a konie b>}y wartc T. osiem- - Wyp}acif Sc nam "a
dziesiat 1ubi. Ze5vs ty by} nasze dobre SERGE! - doda1a
mciem rodlonem dzi5ck;em, gospodyn,: obciersjac oczy
ME dopiero 2rzyo1eda. tobym fart1chem.
C, ME darows}... wszyscy troje poszi do
Gniew jego wsrasta} chop izbY. Ami 1cdno ME rzuc 10 ma
trza>} sic. sciskaf piesci wo- M4tka }askawego spojrzonia,
}a}: chot opuszcza1 lch moze n
Go ia sic wreszcie man zawsze.
fraso~at! Zeubi@es kon:e (Cag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04
&H&*$-
lCiag dalszyl
). Move biedy.

Zapad}a jesieh Zamiast jas
nych lan6w szarzafy smutne
Scierniska, W jarach caerwie~
ni}y sic krzaki. bociany ze
stod6l odlecialy dslcko ma
poludnie.
Kolej zelazna JUL okohczo~
no. Slimakowie re zdumie~
MEM patrzyli, jak kocia} pa
rowy, gwizdac pr1erazliwie,
mknat naprz6d be- niczyjej
pomocy i ]eszcze ciagoa} "a
SODA ca}y szereg woz6w.
z ukazaniem sic pierwszej
lokomorywy, zaczely sic W
okolicy nieznane dotad kra~
dzieze. Cd garnk6w. susza
cych sic ma plccie. i zapaso~
wych k6} ma dziedzidcu, do
drabin W szopach i koni W
stajniach. wszystko ktoS
kradl.
Slimakowi pierwsza loko-
motywa takte mic dobrzego
ME przynios}a Paszy ola by
ola trudno sic by}o dokupic.
"a to O zboze Mkt sic u niego
ME pyta}, pare tasek mas}a
starza}o sic W plwnicy, a dr6b
sami jedi, DO ma to ME zda-
rial sia kupiec.
Raj W Niedziele. gyd Sill
max z iona poszed} do kos
cio}a, ma podw6rzu W gwa}~
towny sposob zacza} nisdat
Kurta. Pies szczckat. jakby
sic kto z MIN dralnii. Owczarz
wyjrzal przez okno i pod
cha}upa zobaczy} obcego cz}o~
wieka, W miejskiem odzieniu.
Mail on d}ugi szaraczkowy
kubrak i rudy kaptuf ma g}o-
vie, skutkiem czego niewie-
lie w!dat mu bylo twarzy.
Parobek wyszed] pred
sieh.
49, A czego to?
r. -Zmilujcie sic, gospoda~
rzu! - odpari obey - pora-
tujcie mas W nieszcze$ciu. tn
nledsleko, "a wasza chalupa,
SAME sic popsu}y.
Owczarz p'zyg}edal mt sic
z niedowierzaniem.
ZdalekaSta ?-zapyta}
- Sze$c MI ztad. Jcdzie-
my z iona do familii. Dobrej
w6dki wan dam / kielbasy,
jak mnie poratuiecie.
Ma wzmianke o wodce Ma
ciek pokrecil jeszcze glowa !
: siekier4 poszedl "a wedrow.
Gem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

PA1v - 49,
sm;,l sic ME : tego, e "a du~
70 wypili, lecz. ze i'm tax do
brze hylo ma swlecie.
Ale n;edlugo sic niemi Gle
szyl. we dwie godziny ME-
spelna. nahalasowawszy sic
do wolf, zasneli jak zarznie~
CT.
Owczarz znowu sam pozo~
stat / znowu przypomniala mu
sic pekata butclka. Napr6zno
ola rozerwania myaIi, popra-
vial dogasajaee wegle W ko-
MIME. 'albo wysl wal knot
treeszczacego kaganka. Chra~
panic Slimak6w i lego uspo
sobilo do snu. Poszedl do star
nj. Ale sen jakos ME przy-
chodzi}. Przewracajac sic z
boku ma box, mimowoli "a
wadz:l reka Q Aaszke z trun-
klein zakonnik6w i, ME VIA
domo iakim spospobem, szyi~
ka dziwnego naczynia skoczy~
la my do ust i Maciek. ma
wet ME myslac, co robi, po-
ciagnat spory {yk specy]a1u.
Polkna} skrzywil sic W
ciemnoSci, BIO trunek by}
nietYlko mocny. ale jeszcze
md}y. Zwyczajnie lekarstwo.
Bylo sic tel ma co Ia.
komit! 49, pomy$la} Owczsrz
zatkawszy butelke, wsunai
ia g}ebiej pod dob.
Zm6wjl pacierz i zaraz zro~
bio 'nu sic cieplej i spoko)-
ME. Usual.
Ze snu, kt6ry musial .trwat
okolo dziesieciu godzin, obu-
dill Mstka boil. Ktos kopnal
60 " box, potem W glove.
<p6zniej zaczat szarpat "a rece
i tareat "a wlosy, wolajac:
- Wstawaj ty, zlodzieju!
wstawaj!
Owcaarz chcial wstae, lecz
tylko przewroci} sic ma drugi
box. W6wczas szarpania i
uderzenia powst6rzy}y sic.
Maciex podniost sic i usiadl.
Ale, re rail 90 blask dnia,
a glowa ciety}a, )ak kamieh.
vice znowu zamkoa} oczy.
Pocza} zbierat mysli i " pier.
wszej ch~ili zdawa}n mu sic, !
re zagorsa}.
Teraz zosta} uderzony pie
Scia W twarz raz i drugi. L
trudnoscia odchyli} powieki
przekona( sic, ze bi,e 60
Slimak. CHOP szala} z gnie~
WI. 49,.
- Czego mnie bjjecie? =
zapytal zdumiony Maclek.
- Gdzie konie. ty z|odzie-
;,2-kr,vczal Sl,mak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-04

ssEsss9M s9# sss ssSss
spojrzal. Stajoia byla pnsta.
- q gdzie konie
tai teraz Owcz,rz.
50 ,zyknal Sill
max. Tam gdzie ich zapro-
wadzili twoi bracia, z'odzie~
|ju!
Parobek re zdumieniem ro-
(z'otyl rece.
- ia koni ME wyprowa-
dill rzeki-przez Gala noe ME
ruszalem sic stad.... Ce$ mi
sic stale. bonn jest navel cho-
ry...
/ zatoczyi sic, al musiaF
chwycit reka "a futryne staj-
nj.
Go ty gadasz? Udajesz
glupiego? czy ME widzisz. re
mi konie ukradli?-m6wil XII
piacy gniewem sI,mak.-A
przecie ten co krad], mnsial
brame otworzyc przez ciebie
stworzenia przpro Radzat.
- Mkt br&my nie otwie-
raj, Mkt przeze mnie koni
ME wyprowadza}, MECH mnie
Bog skarze! - m6wi} Ow-
czarz. bijac sic W piersi. l ma
gle rozplakal sic.
W tel chwill zza stodo}y
naabiegi Jedreki Slimakows.
- Tatulu! - wo}al chic
piec - "a plotem le1y Kurta
zdechniety.
- Struly go z|odzieje -
dodala kobieta - DO pies to-
cyl plane. Al mu ma pysku
zamarzla.
Owczarz, nile mogac stat.
usiad| ma progu stajni.
- A dye i temu cos sic
stale - odpar} Slimak - DO
jest lak nieprzytomny.
- Smierci MECH doczeka!
-krzyknela Slimakowa, wy
grsza)ac pie$cia.
Maciek z'nienil sic do
niepoznania. Mai twarz POI
pielata. rsta blade, jak
nieboszczyk i eczy zapa-
dntete.
-Moze i jegc struli-szep~
nela gospodyni.
Sl'mak FACIAL badat parob- !
k3.
Powoli j z trudnoScja opo~
wiedzia} i'm Maciek O owym
podrozoym. kt6remu napra-
vial SAME, tudziez O trunku
ks,ezy zakonnikow i FAX ohczyl
szlochajac:
- Juzci zadali mi jakiego$
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

Of farms may be resOTted 10 only in ex-
IRENE cases as punishment for heavy and
bloody crimes: such measures incense The
population against US
ANY kind of footing by soldiers or Cos
sacks must be punished with the utmost
severity. including the court-marjiai Of
offenders All subsistenC provided By the
Inhabitants shall be paid for in cash Ter
ri5le in battle our soldiers must be IN
Manchuria-as they have always been eV-
eTyheTe and at all timeS-kind and Eu-
name not only to the peaceful citizen. hut
also to the conquered foe The very EeXt
day after the battle you must exert your
self to be on a friendly footing with The
inhabitants So have we aIways done with
great success in the Caucasus and in Cen
trail Asia
In giving -ou these instructions his
Imperial Majesty Is confident that me
brave troops under your command VIII
not G.ta their glory by any kind OF cruelty
TO peaceful unarmed citizens The En-
peror expects that every man Will do his
best TO maintain good and friendly rela-
lions"
Adyices received in an official quarter
here are TO the effect that the instructions
as given have been carefully observed
This seems strange in view OF some re-
ports sent from the Far East, but II IS
given as fact.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
THE ELIXIR FOR THE AGED.
It's Efficacy TO Re Tested on Two old
Paupers


Paupers-
NEW YORK, Jan. at the aImshouse
on BlaclweI's Island tests were begun
yesterday Of the gIycero-phosphate of So
dun which is said to have given ex-
Mayor Hewitt new hold on life. Two
men one in the first stage of second
childhood. and the other very old. but
still with some yigor. have been selected
for the experiment Into the veins Of
both the new French tonic viii be in
jected. and doctors and scientists will
carefully note every change in tissue,
blood. nd nerve and after a fair test de-
eide the value of the treatment.
The men selected are Henry " Beer
man and John Raney. Beerman is eighty
three years old. He shows the first signs
OF cotage and al times weeps for his pa
rents He was born in Germany and has
been sixty years in the United States.
The thorough examination just made
shows that ne is poorly noUrished gives
evidences OF emaciation and cannot walk
more than half q block al a time He
has hardly any appetite and does not
sleep one hour in the tWenty-four He
complains Of cold and says ne can never
set enough blankets 10 keep him warm
His mind is clear, although he IS some
times slow in IndersC andIng questions.
He mas no delirium and no halIucfna-
tions- he is six feet IN height and for
merly weighed 200 pounds His weight
now is $50
RaRey- formerly q bTickIayer, IS sixty
nine years Old He was born in New
! ork State. He smoked, chewed and
drank 10 excess, getting drunk once a
week for years. He also suffered from
rheumatism and smallpox He is Eve
feet six inches tall and weighs 155 pounds
He walks with slow and uncertain gait.
His appetite is poor he sleeps well. but
ne Ends 1t hard 10 keep his feet warm
ana has headaches all the time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
a NEW RAILWAY sYsTEM.
Canadian SIa&nntes VIII Construct
an Important Line

Canadian IIa&nntes VIII Construct
an Important Line.
OTTAWA, Jan. st is stated here. that
Mackenzie K Mann. the railway mag
mates. propose in addition to their present
lines to construct new system from
Winnipeg TO Quebec City 20 the north Of
the country now traversed by the Cana
dian Pacific Railway instead of relying
On The Canada Atlantic or any other road
TO give their western lines connection
with the Atlantic Seabcard Preliminary
surveys for a considerable part of the dis
lance have already been made
The Ontario government has been ap-
preached for q subsidy and the D3miGI
Government VIII be asked for aid The
proposed road viii parallel the Canadian
Pacific from Winnipeg 10 the Lake of the
Woods then run eastward through New
Ontario 70 the Abiytibi River and ascend
the river valley 10 Lake Abittibi. turning
south through the TemiscamingU district
and thence to Quebec. The route is
shorter than that Of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad. and being all IN Canadian ter
ritory. VIII form an important imperial
military highway Il VIII run through
very fertile country with good chances
Of mineral Development
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Catarrh Is Pound Everywhere.

Catarrh Is a home anywhere and every
where. While more common IN cold
Changeable climates, il IS by no means
confined to them. but is prevalent in
every State and Territory IN the Union.
The common definition Of catarrh IS q
chronic cold in the head, which If long
neg ected often destroys the sense Of
smell and hearing; but there are many
other forms of the disease. even more OBJ
ssinate ard dangerous
Catarrh of The throat and bronchial
tubes as well as catarrh of the stomach
and liver are almost as common as nasal
catarrh and generally more difficult 10
cure.
Catarrh IS undoubtedly blood disease
and can only be successfully tTadisated
by an internal treatment Sprays. washes.
and powders are useless as far as reach
Ing the real scar Of The disease is con
cerued.
DR.. Aelverney advises catarrh sufferers
10 use new preparation. sold by drug
gists. called StuaIt-s Catarrh Tablets. be-
cause actual analysis has shown these
tablets 70 contain certain aprfsaptic quail
ities of the highest value and being an
internal remedy pleasant TO the taste
convenient and harmless, can be used as
freely as required, IS well for children IS
for adults
An attorney and public speaker. who
Aau Its-4 q t-ldElG SNI-EeT Tor years,
SAYS
Every tall ] would eaten ii cold which
would settle in my head and throat and
hang on all winter long. and every winter
il seemed TO get Il little worse I was
continually clearing my throat and my
voice Decap=c affected TO such an extent
rs To interfere with my public speaking
/ tried trocheS and cheap cough cures
and sometimes got relief. but only for
short time. until this winter. when l
learned OF the new catarrh cure. Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets. through q newspa per ad-
yer,isemcnt Two 5G-ceGt boxes which
bought a my druggists. cleared my head
and throat in fine shape, and 70 guard
against a return of my old trouble / keep
a box of the tablets on hand and when
ever I catch q little cold 1 take tablet
or two ana ward of any serious develop
menjs-"
SJuart's Catarrh Tablets deserves to
head The list as household remedy, 10
check and break up coughs and colds, be
cause. unlike many other catarrh and
cough cures, these tablets contain no
opiatC, cocaine. or any injurious drUs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05


tion Of the establishment Of the fcur new
exchanges. The mileage charges were
taken of upon all TELEPHONES located
within radius OF one mile Of each Of the
proposed exchanges This resulted in
totally dispensing with the mileage
charges heretofore made in all parts OF
the city. except in the extreme northeast
and southwest and in d substantial re
duction Of such charges for telephones
located beyond the one-miIe radu of
these exchange districts; and as will be
seen from the above. these mileage
charges have been still: further reduced
10 the extent Of CnC-half for one and two
party lines. and two-thirGs for other
lines
All subscribers to unlimited service
have been given an opportunity to avail
themselves Of these new rates ana these
reductions without being required to en-
ter into new contracts al the reduced
rates In many cases the saving to sub
ScEibers upon service and mileage charges
has been more than $50 and IL some
cases more than Sl00 per annum the
amount depending. OF course upon the
distance from the exchanges. the char
acter Of equipment. etc.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company has constantly endeayored by
the Introduction of message rates and
party lines. and by The reduction from
time 10 tiEae Of its former rates. to pro
vide the people OF Washington with teie-
phone service at rates commensurate
with the use and has made the charges
as low as could be fixed under The con
diticns existing at the time OF their ad0p-
ton having proper regard fer the eX-
pense Of maintaining and operating the
plant. and for the securing Of a fair
profit TO the stockholders.
As IL IS intimated by Mr. Ross that
there is dissatisfaction with the present
rate. il may not be amiss TO invite atten-
ticn 10 the following statement. which
I introduce for the purpose of showing
not only the increase in the total num-
Der of stations since December !. 1898,
but also the increase IL the proportion
Of message rate stations TO the whole
number of stations in the District Of Co
lumbia. and the gradual disappearance
Of the grounded circuit equipment. re
placed by metallic circuits with Iong-dis-
lance instruments:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

MIR. Irene Florence. FraakIin. Warren Co.. O.
Dr. Rene CHabat. one 81 the greatest Of med
lead scientists says Golden Specific Is thr only
cure for drunkenness / leaves uu after.etf--ts
and ! have frequently prescribed IT TO De- given
secretly by the GIuukJ.4's ~IIr. mother OF Gdusi-
ter"
Franklin Waters, yha las moved thousands
10y his stirring Temperance I-ntaGo~ SAYS 70
amount OF rIDqu.uer eau equal tho wonderful Jc-
accomplishments 60! Golden Specific j, is the great
est temperance worker tA- @al-u L-~ ever ~s-u-
! have known lt Ja cure drum. ards vino wcr.
always Too drunk g. even attend temperance
lecture. Every woman should 80 her bees; ~ make
Golden Specific household word
Mrs. irene Florence. Box lbs. Franklin. War
rem County, Ohio. says.
= had for years patieI,iy borne Jhc disgrace
suffering, misery, sud pTiva5jouS due 10 Iay ht--
bands drinking habits Hearing Of EuuT marvel
Gus remedy for the cure Of drunkenness, Wnje.
could give ny husband secretly. / decided 20 try
it, / mixed II IN his food and coffee, and, as the
remedy is odorlcsS ana tastale-s bee did not know
what ii that 80 quickly relieved ms craving
for liquor / soon found out that nay mis=io-.
WAS A complete success, and thar Golden Specific
had wrought almost a miracle iUr mo ] want
o,hcrs TO Psoft 10y uy experience, and # you want
v7u ale al liberty 90 refer 10 - having told
YOU about this marvellous re.pedy.
send your name and address 20 Dr. j. V.
Nalnes. 3.ls Glenn Building, Cincinnati. ono an6
j. viii mail free sample uf TIN remedy % You
securely sealed ia plain wrapper, also irii dI-
TectIOnS how to Use II. books ami testimonials
from hundreds vino have been cured. and every
thing needed 20 aid you ia saving these i-ar and
dear To you from lie OF egrt.iI.iou and ultI-
mate poverty and disgrace
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
BRUTAL ASSAULT OH A GIRL
Her Throat Cut and Fingers Severed
hy Young Man

hy Young Man.
MARIETTA, Ohio, Jan. Miss Nellie
Morris, eighteen years old. was ASA uIt-
ed last evening at Hackney. Morgan
count She was on her way from tie
postoffice through the fields She was &C
cost'd by Walter il Wefnstock- who lived
near her home She screamed and fought.
Then Weinstock took razor from his
pocket and drew it across her neck lay
ing bare the iuguIar vein She seized the
razor with her hands and her fingers
were cut 0h- Attending physicians say
her death is only matter Of q few hours.
Neinstock was caught by a crowd Of
men. bound hands and feet. and removed
70 a building. where a number Of men
watched over him 4 telephone message
was sent 10 McCOnnellsyilIe for officers
TO come and get him There IS much talk
OF lynching.
Weinstock recently returned from the
p tormatOry. where he served q term fer
attempting 10 XIII his father. Jacob
"einstock- rich farmer of Morgan
COUNTY
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
TIE ENGINES TOO HEAVY.
sndOHerS Complain Of Vibration

iondOHrrS Complain of Vibration
along the Central Railway.
LONDON. Jan. Acting upon the luyi-
ration o. the Central London Railway the
BCsrd Of Trade has appointed a committee
TO consider the question Of vibration caused
by the working OF The line regarding which
many houzchoIders along the route have
made strong complaint The committee
VIII ascertain what alterations can be de-
yiSed 10 remedy The trouble. American en-
giuGers consider that the railway is using
electric engines that are three times heay-
Ter than necessary 10 perform The work
they are called upon te-do.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

year Rev G. r WcmeIdorf. Of the Bra
lillian Mission, viii be present and deliver
address
Tht regular monthly meeting OF the Ep-
worth League Of the " E Church South
was held last night and the officers elected
al the December meeting were formally
Installed ard other routine business was
Transacted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
DURFEE UNDER ARREST.
The Ex-Ensineer Accused OF Being
Short in His accmuu.s


Short in His Accounts
HAVANA. Jan 5--Durfee. who was
discharged from the Second Volunteer
Engineers IN March. 1900, has been ar
rested by order of General Wood. There
is q shortage Of over 5000 in his &C
counts. Durfee at once applied for a
writ Of habeas corpus. which was denied
until he Is indicted which viii be IN about
twenty-fOHr hours The Writ was denied
on the ground that the accused was ar
rested by direct order OF the military.
Durfee viii be held for the civil court
which has the power to grant a habeas
corpus if il sees fit.
The total number of yellow fever cases
in HaEana in 1900 was 1244 and the deaths
80. an average OF - per cent In 1899
there were Isl cases and I03 deaths. an
average Of So per cent The deaths from
all causes were 6.102 the smallest num-
Der IN ten years. the average for that Pc
ROD beng 1928. The average per thou
sand for ten years was 1857. The av-
erase for 1909 was 24-45 per cent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
THE RoTHscHILDs IN MEXICO.
Making Some Heavy Investments in
Mining and Timber Lands.

Mining and Timber Lands.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IS. H. Cone
land, F. H. SDangIer. and E McNanus
passed through here yesterday en- route TO
FL orc. Mexico. ninety miles from the
City of Mexico Ell Gro is one Of the
places in Mexico where the RcthschiIds
have made some OF their heaviest invest
ments- They are buying Up all the cop
per, iron, and timber TO be had and are
building railroads as well.
The Rothsohilds are putting millions
in Mexico, said Mr. Copeland. and they
are doing it purely as a business PROPOSE
tiCu and because they know Of no better
iny.5Lmenr FOR their mcaev.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE

Permanently cured by the mastery power 81
south American Ne~yiHe Tonic Invalids need
S.ffrT no longer because this great remedy can
cure them ali L Is a cure for the whole world
OF stomach weakness and indigestion. The cure
begins With the first dose. The relief u brings
i marvellous and surprising. X makes no failure:
never isappeiuts- No matter how IeH= vou have
suffered your cure IS certain under the use Of
this great hssltb-givirS force, Pleasant and al
WAYS safe Sold BIZ Edward Stevens. Penn ave-
and 9Th 81 and E Whiteside. 1921 Penn.
ave Druggists, Washington. D. C.
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Mileage charges are made by all teIe-
phone eomPanies that have been engaged
IN business long enough 10 know that il
costs much more 10 construct and main
tain line Two miles long imam another
one mile long j. has. however. been the
effort Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company TO reduce mileage
charges as much as possible. For this
purpose it was decided 20 establish IN
the city of Washington five exchange dis
tricts instead OF one. aad .n anticira-
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local TELEPHONE RATES
Judge Wilson'S Vigorous Reply to
the Letter Of jlr. Samuel Ross.

The President of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Company Declares That
Certain statements -Iade by the
Head of the New Corporation
Are Inaccurate and Misleading.
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Some hrst-class Office rooms for rent in Hutch
ins Building corner Tenth and d streets o.tl-
yest- Elevator steam heat. electricity, and very
low rent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

For Il Cold in 1he Head
LAXATIVE BEomo-QuinIne Tablets.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-20
HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS.

A remarkable bill has recently been
introduced into parliament by the bishop
of Winchester who presents some move!
methods for the protection of the fami-
lies OF habitual drunkards. This bill
proposes the establishment of a black
list of persons declared to be habitual
drunkards, whose names are to be no.
titled to the keepers of licensed houses
within a specified area, with a direction
not to serve them, and also makes the
Offcnse Of being drunk when in charge
of child punishable by a special pen
atty The status of an habitual drunk
ard is acquired by man being within
twelve months three times convicted of
certain offenses found by the court to be
due to or helped along by drink In
such cases man is to be declared an
habtual drunkard. The order so declar-
ing him is then to be sent to all license
holders within certain area and also
to the chief police officer for the district.
Serving such a drunkard with intox:
eating drink renders the license holder
liable to fine Of $50 for the first Of