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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24
l1uenti9loiIenheit
SGtte 9Dilliam Wsiller beinabe bas
Seben sefoffet.

Ser 45idbrise Billiam Mtiaer,
tuObnbafi S11 IS. @aibinston Ctr,
uoute seitern abenb on 8aibinston
Str. ano Senate Mpe Die StraBe
treusen, als bic groipstt Str. Gar SO.
$50 berantam. Gr blieb mitten auf
Dem @eIeiie iteben uno p6breno er bar-
a6er nadoa9ie, Oh er oorwdrts 9eben
ober Ii9 mad riidp6rts psnoen iolte,
traf ibn Die Gar uno er perlor Die Be-
iinnuns. Gum Slid batte er nur sons
lei5te @erIesunsen erIitten, BON mel.
den er li9 balb erbolte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24

20 Gesen a@t llbr Worsens
brad in Der @obnuns Der Grau Sarriet
8oian, Sc. 1423 MiG Ctr, Elm Jeuer
aus. SasieIbe oeruriadte nur einsn
serinsen S9aoen.
q. %. GeIbtamp, WboIeiaIe-
Gambler In Bein, g8hiSties unb
9iqu0rsn, befinbet fa isbt in ieinem
neuen 9otaIe, SO. 450 Olt @aibinston
Strobe. Neues Selepbon 3503.
!, - Ser sebnidbrise Bonnie SIC.
@ooern bon go. 23l7 Martinbole Mpe.
sos f9 seitern sla9mlttas bur4 ben
Sturs BON elmer S&auteI einea 4ru9
bes Iinten Armes Su.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24
&ein Gngel lit 10 rein.
Die terfld9tsn 0lftiondre Ger
0reenfielo 8abn 60.
2Snsnen ale segen' lie erbobenem Ses
iduloignngem nb.

Sie attiondre Der GreenfisIo Snier.
urban Co., sesen iueIde am Samiias
Don Der Wtaioritdt Der Nition6re Der
Geieaidoft 10 i4were BeiduIoisunsen
erboben wuroen, rei9ten beute i'm @e-
ri9t cine antuort elm, in melder iie
ale sesen he erbobenen 4sihuIbisuusen
oIs unbesriinbet erfIdren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24

- 6taotratb @pnne ldBt in Der
Tortb Str., swii9en OeIamore unb
alabama Str., Elm APARTMENT 9aus
bausn.' peIdss ben Tamen y9be
.Ottaipa' fiibrsn wiro. SasieIbe pirb
NIT allen nooernen ginri9tunsen Der;
ieben iein, fsben @obnuneen entbaIten
'uno SIS, ,Ooo toiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24

bra9te, baB bas Yublitum ni3t eber
rubte, als big Meilter &nobel nod elm.
nal ben Safiitod er9riif une isine
Mannen nod Elm weiteres 9ieS Sunl
Selten 9aben.
0ie beioen G6neerinnen, iotrie Der
iuaenoli9e Iioliniit wurben BON 9errn
Soiepb .@untermann, bel uel6em lie
1lnterri9t ssnommen batten unO nod.
baben, accompa9nirt.
Sas Sauptinterehs Der Seiu9er cons
centrirte iib aber auf Die brei lebenben
gIber, r@aibinston's @eburtstas,"
,2riessIaser" unb vSoloatentraum,'
uelae BON MitsIiebern bes Soeialen
Surnpereins seitellt muroen.
Sieielben wuroen nod ben S6een bes
Serrn 2ouis 3utb aussefiibrt uno es
mag bier berpOrseboben werSen, oaB es
felt pieIen Wo9en oas 8eitreben bieies
6errn mar, bab bieie 8i!oer ieinsn
Soeen uno Mnorbnunsen semdB in
tabeloier 8siie sur OuriteIluns ss-
lansten. CT bate bas @Iad in 5errn
Suso Slider, Den 9urnlebrer bes 60
ciaien Surnoereins, serabe Den Mann
Isu finben, tueI6er i'm Stelen bon leben-
ben giloern (wir erinnern nur on Die
BON ben Mttipen bes GociaIsn Surn-
oereins seiteIlten pplatii9en 8ilber1)
Iebr berporrasenoes seleiitet bot. Ser
ieIbe sins nit geseiiterans auf 5errn
Gutb's Sheen elm unb Die Solse mar,
baB oeitern abeno wirtIi9 etwas @s-
biesenes, sllse unb SerS erfreuenoes
seIeiitsf wuroe.
8eni9e Der 3ui9auer haben wobI
cine abnuns Sauon sebabt, tpie oieIe
proben, Wtiibe uno arbeit oaSu seb0ren,
um, Elm Iebenees Bib taoellos pcrsu-
fibren.s S6on bas erite Bib v@aib-
: inston's @sburtstas" le9te 9epeis bon
Dem tiinitleriIden @ei6maa bes grran.
seurs ub.
eSn Der Mlitte mar @aibinaton's g
aoIoIlal=Siite uno tinter ibr reprdien-
tirten breisebn SurnerOamen In maleri.
iden &oitiimen Die breisebn &olonien.
&e6ts BON Ser gihne beiano ii9 in
MlatrolentoIiiim Der @ertreter Der S5ifi'
fabrt (Boul lllrid) ibm sur Seite, als
! Gepraientant Der Snoaitrie, Elm S9mist
i (OanieI 8ernb } uabrenb sur 2inten Ell
9anbmann (9ans SanHen) ben Bate,
bes WaterIanoes besriiBten. gerei
(TrI. NeIlie @utb) unb golumbit
j (6rau Soc 8abr) peroollitdnoister
bas Bib, wsI9ss auf Die 3ui1auet
eine mddtise @irtuns ausiibte. Oas
aneite Bib, rRriesslager", !, iSel9es, tpi
audi oos brittle, ausi9IisBIi9 uon Mit
slieosrn bes Soeinlen Surnpcreins se
itellt puree, bepiss, baB Ole Soeen 81
bemIeIben BON einem Wanne berriibr
ten, uslder oiele, niele Wals lsin Ga
ger auf blutsetrdnitem S9lahtfeIb
aufialasen mubte. gs mar BON eine
paden6en &ealiitif uno ,au9 Ri9t bal
Hsinite Detail mar perSefen, I'm Elm
Scene i'm .8ipouae" 10 oniaauli9 al
! m0sli9 Su ma@en. WobI an 5pan3i,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24

- @esen bic idlimmite 1errentun9
ooer luetiduns siebt es ni9ts beheres
suie St. st. Satobs Del. Wtan iuenbe
es loiort on uno In furaer 3eit miro Die
Nerrenfuns oSsr Nueti9uns oeri@wun-
:oen iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-24
(aar bic ,SnSiaaa 1ribins "D
Des bauies Siebline.

Ro9 liest bas aopfasn In ben Riien,
So9 Irme, 8eine, nadt unb BLOB,
0ie pollen ni5ts bon Oeden piTen
go Iiest er in bes S9Iafes S9oob.
Sob nidt su Ianse. Stn unS pieber
9ie9t er einmal auf bem @efdt,
llnb itrampfclnb ieine poIlen @Iieber
Ysridonen Shutters 9uien ni9t.
Sa, b! ! SEPT wadt er auf mein 2leinsr,
unb gang oerpunoert um ii9 ipdbt,
Sb wirflid benn fofort nidt @iuer
Weit Yrot unb NRil9 idon Dor ibm itebt.
8ema9, sema9, 10 iei bod itiIle
SEPT i6aut einmaI ben fIeinen Mtann
@ei6iebt nun nidt iofort iein 8ille,
Jdnst er iosIei9 gu f4rsien on.
Ser erite Ourit iit iebt seitilet,
Gin @tiid9en 8roo in ieoer Sano,
Sei pie bas bon ben 9ippen outlet
llns pie er jau93t Der lln0eritano
llnb wie er itrampfelt nit Den 6iiBem,
Ob aud Die Mutter ruff rBil" Dpit"
SIM Saus es ale wiTen mullen,
Ses S,auIes 9teblino munfer lit.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
Hirsnte statesmnnshin.

It appears from the newspaper cuts that
they have nominated a very beautiful head
of hair to represent Steele's Indiana dis
trict This hirsute triumrh is in the person
Of the youngest of the Laudis boys.
We hope the rich soil that produces hair
so abundantly will also nurture a good crop
of craftsmanship, but we have noticed that
when the topknot is so luxuriautly orua-
mental and we'll kept the mind is on the
hair instead of uuder it--a circumstance
which is fatal to any but the shallow and
spectacular sort Of statesmauship
We have shown In our recent issues that
gorgeous glittering whiskers are no indica-
ton Of pay dirt when digging for states
mauslip, and we fear that the same dis
couragiug report must be returned as to
hair. It is believed that even the Hanna
billiard-bal type of hair and statesman
ship. though badly dolar-marked, would be
preferable to that In which hair oil forms
so large part of the ingredients.
Our frontier experience taught Us that
places where thick sturdy underbrush
grows produce good grain crops, but the
underbrush has first to be cleared ,way.
Perhaps it would be we'll for Lands to cut
his hair in order to give his statesmanshid
living chance.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
THE MILK TRUST
Finally Seen by the Post aud the
Thousand Dollars Per Day
Tumbled To.

Editor Sunday Globe.
With great pleasure and satisfaction will
call the attention Of the readers of the
SUNDAY GLOBE to the editorial page of the
Washington Post Monday May 26, 1909,
they will find the following. viz
The plans of the milk trust show that
the organization expects to milk the public
as we'll as the COW.
This appearing editorially is proof posi-
tive that the Post has been convinced by
the SUNDAY GLOBE, after eight long months
of incessant deductions, exposure of me
thods, proofs of cost of milk. ETC., etc, of
the plans, the organization, and the to be
Loot" Plainly set.forth by the SUNDAY
GLOBE every week, the only paper, defend
ing the prosecuted milk sellers, and trying
to head off another lootiug concern.
The City of Loot" is attracting more
'proj ectors," " we have now the fish scheme,
in its incipiency; come on psychologists,
give us a few articles of alarming condi-
tions; have the 6sh-hawkers in the police
court, then the ish dealers (retail), then go
for Bob, you can't buy him; it will be
necessary to get rid of c. H, you
can't work him if ever he goes in the
court. he will mot make a mistake"
This is very interesting to those con-
eerned; Bob will not tamely submit to op-
preston, and c. H is incorruptible.
The grocers proved tin soldiers, let US
hope others will not.
What harvest there will be when
Schmucker with his $500, 600, 600 grocer
trust is ready for Loot City.
The methods employed by the beef
la, L. I -
absolute control Of Washington d. C.. was
set forth plainly in the SUNDAY GLOBE
the similarity Of the ways and means
employed in furthering the ends of the "tc
be milk trust" we're predicted by the SUN
DAY GLOBE, week after week; and if tc
the satisfaction of the Washington Posi-, the
deviltry has been made clear, / would not
purchase the stock of the Washington Cd.
c. Milk Trust projectors" for cigar
lighters.
Milk dealers, get a move on you, take
your evidence" to the Washington Post
convince them; with the SUNDAY GLOBE
and the Washington Post to espouse your
cause. you need not fear the adjournment
Of Congress.
The citizens of Washington, d. c., owe
the SUNDAY GLOBE gratitude if not money
With an advance of two cents per quar-
per day in fifty thousand families it means
s., 900 per day to the trust, and would have
been IN operation now only for the SUNDAY
GLOBE. 1t has been delayed, if not defeated
and with the aid of the Washington Post II
will assuredly be defea,ed.
1t is now up to the Washington PosF' to
work in ;he interest of its patrons; more
especially so, in the interest Of justice, by
combating the low cunning and trickery
daily praetised since July II, 1901.
CHARLES J. MAGILL.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
Chase's.

Mr.. Chase promises a strong effort to
meet the demand for good music and ar
tistie singing with the production Of 'Er-
mimic" at Chase's Theater this week, as
the FIRST of his summer series Of musical
presentations. In pursuance of his pur-
pose to engage principal singers who we're
in the original cast, he has secured Miss
Pauline Hall, always a favorire, who was
the original Erminie, and whose beauty
and grace contributed to the operas sue
cess in fact "Erminie" aud Pauline Hall
have become identical Miss Half retains
her beauty and voice, and in vaudeville
she was called 'the queen of comic opera"
The supporting company, numbering hfty,
including a chorus Of forty, has a number
of noteworthy supporting principals. These
are Miss Della Stacey, who starred last sea-
sou in Mile. 'Awkins;" Miss Norma
Kopp, a favorite of the successful Sultan
Of Sulu" Company; Miss Alice Hosmer,
well-known member of Hopper's compa-
mics; Mr.. Fred. Frear, Daniels successor
in a number of his star roles; Mr.. William
Broderick, recently a principal in Francis
Wilson's 'Toreador" Company; Miss Mabel
Van Vie, debutaute from society; Miss
Jessie Bradbury, Mr.. Robert Broderick,
Fred. Knight, Joseph W. Smith, and Stanley
Felch ]. K. Adams, who staged Elsie De
WOlfes Way of the World, and Lulu
Glaser's Dolly Warden, will direct the
stage during the Chase presentations, and
Mr. Milton Smith, formerly of the Grau
Opera Company, will be the musical direc-
tor. The orchestra will be enlarged, and
the original costumes and scenery Of "Ermi-
uie" have been duplicated at great expense.
There will be only three matinees a week,
Monday. Wednesday, and Saturday.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

missioners to make you chief 1t IS true
they appointed you, but where would you
be now If NIr. Ross had been defeated by
AIr. Sandsl When friends Of former days
were grinding their axes to behead Mr..
Ross officially the hand that wields this pen,
through friend in the Senate did up Sands
in the eleventh hour, and well do YOU and
Mr.. Ross know that the same hand brought
about conditions that propitiated his reap
poiutment and opened the way for the ap-
pointment Of Mr. Macfarlaud. But instead
Of treating me with that consideration due
one who built the bridge, as It were, that
carried you over life's troubled waters you
have proven yourself an migrate.
"In closing wish to say, that if the Com
missioners have no more respect for them
selves or consideration for the rights Of
poor people than to imperil their lives by
approving Of connivauce, l shall not envy
them the satisfaction derived between now
and the day of reckoning next spring.
Sincerely and respectfully,
"a. NJ. RAYMOND" i"
The GLOBE recalls Mr. Raymond as a
gentleman to whom ii was indebted about
a year ago for valuable information. We
remember personal and very pleasant in
terview from which we deducted that what
Mr.. Raymond does not know about the
District government is hardly worth noting.
We sincerely regret that cur financial con-
ditou prevents us from offering Mr.. Ray
mond $4,000 per annum to help US edit the
GLOBE. Rome would surely howl and
rock on her seven hills" If we could connect
with Mr.. Raymond as associate editor.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
The sage's Trick Deck.

Grosveuor has been shuAHiug his deck Of
trick cards. so as to put Fairfield county in
the humiliaung position of being practi-
cally compelled to ratify his two months
old bunco trick. His convention held two
months ago was nothing but a caucus Of his
own henchmeu assembled prematurely eight
months before the election so as to deprive
the people Of the district Of the right to Sc.
lect a candidate Of their choice
This band of political guerrillas did not
adjourn sine ale, but simply dispersed 70
the various patches Of underbrush they
usually iufest, and agreed to reassemble at
any time the sage should climb a high knob
aud emit one Of those prolonged rancous
blasts from his mouthpiece.
This is the kind of noise he calls elo-
queuce.
We suggest to the iliustrious straddler
that he keep this gang of supple -iointed
lackeys subject to his hoarse believing until
after the November election.
They can then meet and decide on the
style Of crepe they will wear, whe= going
into mourning over the political burial Of
their revered chief who is so admirably con.
stituted TO command their particular style
Of reverence.
Has the birth place Of Ewing, the Sher-
mans and Henry Stanberry fallen from its
high estate, or will they resent this insult
from played out political hack.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
''The Busy Corner" Market Space.
S. KANN, SONS s. co.
There Isn't Another House Anywhere Which
is Showing Such Stock of Millinery
Goods as We Display Here

You might select dozen other Millinery places and yot
would not have such selection before you What buy is
direct from the and the gina designers Our
values tomorrow have dropped great many points prices
This is to make your buying of unusual interest.
display Stylish
sold
o S5-choice 81
Stylish Trimmed exclusive shapes trimmed with
light material swell they really worth from
$7we you of
of
quality
we'll white backspeca of iSc
Shirt Waist
hgear which sold selling 9Schoice
special Chidrens Rolling
trimmed with ribbon long silk scarfs white
which sold from 48choice
Chiden
poppes goods
a
Millinery Depatment-Seeond
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
THE WIDOWS FARMER"
Whom the "Globe" Exposed Some
Months Ago-The Pet OF Machen.

Editor Sunday Gi0bs:
Emanuel Spiech, Of Virginia farm noto-
riety, has charge Of paying Off certain clerks
(by warranty in the Rural Free Delivery
service. How he got the place after lie was
bounced FROM the supervisorship of the
Mail Bag Repair Shop is still a mystery and
perhaps will remain So but it is of this We
have to Sbsak, Bfr. Sbiech.
When a holiday occurs every white per-
son aud nigger in any of the departments
get their pay the day previous-but under
Spiech not until the day after.
II you don't believe this watch for Ne
mortal day, and see if the facts are not true
as stated. This man is evidently a d.
rebel and thinks by these means he is tor
turing soldiers widows A number of peo-
pie in the Rural Delivery want to take a
triD on May 80 and ought to have their
money like other white folks on May 29.
Don't you think sop D. such idiotic
management How long, Oh Lord, how
long will these things coutinue9"
BILLY BLIPP.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE"
Leave Washington P. r. r. Station.

1901 A. NJ SEABOARD FAST MAIL
DAILY. Through Pullman Sleeper 70
Jacksonville, connecting at Hamlet, with
Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta.
700 p M. FLA and METROPOLITON
DAILY. LIMITED-Throug Pullman
Sleepers to Tampa and Atlanta Cafe Dining
Car Service Pullman Sleeper Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays to Southern Pines
(Pinehurst). These trains offer excellent
schedules to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern
Pines (Piuehurst), Camden, Columbia, Sa-
vannah, Jacksonville, and all Florida points:
Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans,
Chattanooga, Nashville all points West aud
Southwest.
A:3o A. NJ. LOCAI.-To Petersburg Raleigh,
DAILY Southern Pines (Pinehurstl,
Hamlet aud intermediate points. Office
I434 N " ave. and Penn. r. r. ticket Offices
r. +. l.. BUNCH, w. II. DOLL
Gen. Pass Agt. Gen. Agt.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
CHASE'S 60: e.: e:
Week, June 2, 1902.
"E r MIME"
Opening Of the Comic Opera Season.
so-PEOPLE IN THE COMPANY--so
Forty Beautiful Women and Handsome
Afen in the Chorus

Principal Singers and Comedians.
Miss Pauline Hall. the original "Ermiuie. q"
Miss Della Stacey, late star of the Mile
Awkins" Co.
Miss Mable Van Vie.
Miss Jessie Bradbury,
Miss Norma Kopp, Miss Alice Hosmer
Mr. Fred. Frear, a successful star under Mr..
Kirke la Shelle's management.
Mr. William Broderick, who played the
principal part in 'Toreador' CO.
Mr. Robert Broderick,
Mr.. Joseph W. Smith,
Mr Fred. Knight, Mr. Stanley Felch
Mt ]. X. Adams. who staged Miss Elsie
De WOlfe's The Way of the World - and
Miss Lulu Glaser's production Of Dolly
Warden, " will be Stage Director, and MI.
Milton Smith, late Of the Grau Opera Com.
pany Musical Director.
Ice Cream and Ices Served Free at Every
Performance
Matiuees, IS Cents, Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday only.
Evenings as and so Cents.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
MAJOR SYLVESTER
Here is a Letter Addressed to
You by Mr.. Raymond.
A SUPPRESSED BROCHURE

MIR Raymond Gives the Major a Hard
Call Down and Refers TO High
.Jinks in LouisviIle-He Also Tells
How MIR. I4uscOmbe DOdged the
Regulations by Keeping Inspector
Ashford Drunk, Which, If Untrue.
is LibeIIous aud if True Calls for
that OfRcer's Scalp
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY,
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT MAY 76, 100

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY a6, 1901.
Leave Washington, P. R. r. Station, 9th
and B streets.
S:oI a. m.--Daily-All points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis.
ston.Salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga Nash
vile, Memphis, New Orleans. Through
Sleepers. Cafe Cars.
For Norfolk--Leave Washington Ago a.
M daily, II'oI a. m. daily, 3:r2 p. m. daily.
Arrive Norfolk 1870 a. M, 5;35 p. m. 1910
D. m.
From B. & o. Statiou-s4s D. m. daily.
Luray, Shenandoah. Trains from the South
west arrive Pennsylvania passenger station
S,Sa a. m. and goo p. m
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

COR SALE. - GREAT SACRIFICE IN
FINE CARRIAGES, good as new
very handsome Victorias, latest design,
rubber tire, built by Brewster; very stylish
light one-horse Victoria, drsb trimmed, only
used 3 months, has rubber tire; stylish
lady's spider phaeton footnan's seat on
rear; lady's cuuuder trap, rubber tire, seats
? OF A, good as new; also steel tire trap;
handsome high French brake, seats per-
sons; ? rubber tire runabOuts high-wheel
runabout, very hne; also trap and runabout
harness, good as new; imported saddle and
bride. Above carriages are good as new
and by best makers. Sold on account Of
owners leaving city. Call, examine, and
make offer. Storage 627 and 6ao G street
northwest
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
Funeral Directors and Undertakers.

Funeral Directors and Undertakers
S. H. Hines & Co., uudertakers and EN-.
balmers. 1915 Fourteenth street northwest
have been funeral directors and IN tie
undertaking business for almost 80 years,
during which period they have conducted
some FIVE thousand funerals. The firm has
been engaged in the manufacture and
dealers in funeral supplies as wholesale
dealers for the past ten years. They have
the largest variety Of funeral supplies Of
any firm south Of New York city. Funerals
outside the city are conducted by this great
firm when called upon
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
~&0 CHESAPEAKE
AND
Route Ohio RAILROAD
Through the Grandsst Scenery In America. A
Trains Vsstbuled, Electric Lighted, Steam
Heated. Dining Cars On Through Trains
Station Sixth and B Shesls
TRAINS LEAVE pnNNsvLvANrA STATION.


800 -Daily-Cincinnat and ST. Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pult-
man Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington,
Louisville, Indianapolis and St. Louis With
out change. Connection for Virginia Hot
Springs. Dining Car. Parlor Cars Ciucin-
natl to Chicago.
II:Io p m-Daily-F. +. V. Limited-Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington and Louisville with
out change. Compartment Sleeper to Wiz
ginia Hot Springs Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Dining Car. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago
and ST. Louis.
1851 a mex. Washington and
Old Point special, 81 hours time to Old
Point Comfort, via Richmond only all rail
line.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio Office, 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue;
Cog Fourteenth street, near r, and at the
station. Telephone call Main I44I, for Peuu-
sylvania Railroad Cab Service
H. w. FULLER
General Passenger ASeut
Telephone, Main 1868.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

Ice Cream and Ices Served Free at Every
Performance.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

Commissioner Ware can safely take
Deputy Commissioner Kelley to his heart
as a square straight forward and honest
official
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-18
FIXED THE FAMILY.
erape-Nuts Set Them Right.

| 1t is better to have food epidemic in
family than an epidemic of sickness.
1 A young lady out at Hibbins, Mimi,
| tells about the way Grape-Nuts won her
4 family. She says: When recovering
| from typhoid fever my doctor ordered
I Crape-Nuts Breakfast Food. l gained
| four pounds the first week, and. as the
! package was kept on the table for me,
the whole family started to eat the new
food.
| We soon noticed difference in my
Younger brothers face, which had been
pale and bloodless. and who had been
suffering from chronic Inflammation OF
the stomach. In short time he began
10 eat so heartily that we all remarked
about it. and before long he got so he
could eat anything without the least bad
effect.
1--WE often eat Grape-Nuts dry, as we
would candy or nuts. and it has q richer
taste than when soaked in water The
best way is to put on some good, rich
cream.
my sister found that after we began
eating Grape-N Nuts she had much
greater supply of milk for her babe. We
have quit eating hot bread and meat for
the evening meal and take in place some
nice Grape-Nuts, with cream, and a lit
tie fruit. and have all improved greatly
in health
please don't publish my name"
Name can be given by the Postum
Company. Battle Greek. Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-18
IL Girdles the Globe.

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An Attack of Pneumonia Warded Off.
Some time ago my daughter caught
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en- years and have never known it to
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