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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
Looking for Rock Island Robbers.

San Angelo. Tex. July MA special agent
from Chicago. Is looking for the Rock Is
land robbers at Sonora. At which point q
remnant OF an outlaw gang Iecently threat
ened TO rob the bank and Kill the Sheriff
and a business man.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

l.. Jaccard JeueIry Co.'S once,
Corner Broadway and Locust street.
Hntsyor catalogue. $500 sHSrsriags. Nailed free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
PRIEsTER's Cafe and Restaurant.

Elegant service. popular prices. sO2-aH
Washington avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21
One -. Louis Physician Prescribes
Blacklist of Weed in Preference
TO Poisonous Drugs.
MALADY COMES WITH SNEEzE.
Recurrent Appearance Puzzles Men
of Medicine Who Have Been
Unable 10 Effect Per
manent Cures.
ONLY TEMPOR AIRY RELIEF
FOUND IN MEDICINES. D.,

, Hay fever has three other names.
, rose fever. hay asthma and autumual
catarrh- II * caused ny pollens II
} weeds and dusts from various plants
, getting into the nasal organ. II is a
Spasmodic disease Of the bronchial
tube. Its ordinary treatment consists
OF the administration OF drugs which
, will cause a relaxation OF the tubes
\ leading from the head TO the nose.
ST Louis physicians declare tina
as yet no permanent cure for the dis
ease has been discovered. Remedies
, now in Use. they say. furnish only
1 rannV-.r.W.- IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-21

Big -Four Trains to Cincinnati.
Morning Noon Night
$50 100 sos u:O
Ticket office, Broadway and Chestnut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

81. e. g1arte rptrb als sef&dftz
li@er Snualibe ani@einenb ni@t 70
lei9ten &aufS baoonfommen. Gin
semil1er Nia Slider uon Cripple Greet,
Col, Der friber Prdiibent Der griten
Nationalbanf pom No,bbafota in 0is=
marf mar urb in iener Ste0uns benz
&c. g. SLATE cine Nnleibe uon etma
$50, 900 ma@te, eri9ien Samitas Dor
Ri9ter 2o9ren In Winneapolis unb
b%eantraste, bas @larte 'ide @eiu@ fur
5reilaiiung gu %perrperfen Nm 30.
Sebruar mirb sc. g. @larfe 81 ct.
@louo sertdtli9 ms @ebet senOmmen
uno am 10. Wdrs ii6 bes erbobener,
Proteftes mesen gu uerantmorten baben.
= Samitas murbe bas bacterial
fur SO @iienbabnmasen beitsut. bic
in ben bieitsen @reat Nort5ern Wert=
itdtien ansefertiSt meroen. 0ie in
ben r@aribops" anseiteQte Wannz
i9aft arbeitet iebt mieber bic uole
3eit !; an Nrbeit febll es ni9t uno nod
mehr LIT in 5ihere MusIttt Qe1telt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
&1b.Dafuta.

0 b. - @tne @etbe ein-
ft6dise Solssebdube In Der MdSe bes
@ei&dfts,beiles Der Stabt wurben
bur9 Seuer ,erft6rt. Ser @eiammt-
i9aben pom $1,000 lit bur@ Serii@e
runs tbeilweiie sebedt. Gin anoeres
Seuar i'm Burlington Sra9t: Depot
serft6rte einen Ebeil Der benz Sra@t.
Msenten 6. 6. Masner seb0renben
Sausbaltunss @esenitdnbe. Der 0ers
lult betrdst etpa 800.
Aberdeen. - Cine Statiittf
Der Experimentation fir Nors: unb
Slbs Datota ersab fur bic beioen
Staaten cine Steuer pon $26. ST.
Ma9 bieIem grsebntB maren BON bun
bert Sabriten s. 533, 993 gisarren I'M
0aufe bes Sabres 1901 sero0t NOR
ben. = Ole Bill 3meds grb0buns Der
Semiuisuns uon$1OO, 900 aufS175,
600 fir bas bieiise &esierunss Sc
bauoe ut TIM 9or9reB 9unlt'9 etnoes
ri9tet morben.
StourS alls.-Senato @ams
Die erwartet, baB Der GonsreB ben
8ertras nit ben &oiebuo. Snoianern,
mad mel9em bielelben 416 600 ader
hires 2anbes an bic Ser Staaten &e:
sieruns speds gr0Huuns fir bic I'm.
iiebeluns abtreten iollen, r~atificireu
wirb. @enu hies sei9eben, werber
bic 8oiebub= Snbianer bic Summe uor
$3.50. 900 erbalten fir ben anfaul
pom 8teb, unb meitere $15S. 900 als
erite Der finf idbrlt6en Abi9lass'
3ablun9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Sercims=N acbridbten.

Im SidtmeBtase ruu,be in Ser
pom bobm, P. Mmbroiius. .. S.8.,
paitorirten Sers Seiu @emeinbe gu
6reeport elm 9riitli9er Mitteruerein
sesrinoet. Su Der Sribmeiie stnsen
aue oieienisen Srauen. welde In Sen
Serein aufsenommen gu merben mln=
l9en, gum Glide oes 9errn. Na9
Der bl. Weiie nabm Der bodm 'lte Qerr
abt peter @nsel, .. 8. s., BON Der
st. Sobn's Ibtei, melder on bielem
Gage gu Sreeport meilte, bic feierli@e
Iufnabme elmer lebr sroBen Nnaabt
Srauen In ben 8erein Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
OiD3eSan =Wacbrtcbten.

S @d@lten Wittuod lit Qidermittz
nod unb 8esinn Der 81. Saltenseit.
Sn Ser gatbeorale wiro morgens 9
ubr ber bodm' ite 5err Sii@of 9roz
bee bic @etbe Der ai9e uornebmen.
Die 5aitenuerorbnunsen fur bic Oi0z
seie st. gloub iinb senau bic namli=
den pie i'm lesten Sabre. Oie 8erz
offentliduns berielben mirb aufBunI9
IN nahiter 8o6e erfolsen.
sSamitas Morsen ertbeilte bef'
be9m'fe 6err Biihof Sacob Srobec
in Der gatbebrale bem SbeOlosen Wfaz
tbtas Sutaia pon Der ct. Sobn's
uniperiitdt bic Sonlur unb bic niebez
rem @eiben unb erbob ben bo9m.
Serrn Srans MSbe fir bic Oi0,ele
5%arrisburs, Pa., in ben 81. Prieter=
ftanb. Su Der pom bo@w. Serrn
Sobn Srobec paitorirten ct. Stez
pbans Stride gu Srodmap feierte
Sonntas Der Neuprieiter unter aiitz
itens bes bo6m. P. 8enseslaus, ..
8. s., Dor Der Nbtei ct. 8tnsents,
Pa., bes bo9n Or. Selisfar, Pro'
fei1or am ct. Yauls Seminar gu st.
gaul, unb ber Ebeslosen Curt unb
&lein ietne Primis, pobei bo9w P.
Denseslaus in ilouenii9er unO bodw.
Selistar in beutiderS praae prebiste.
&ommenben Wontas mirb be6m. 9err
Nsbe auf lein neues Irbeitsfe(o in
Yeuuiploanien abreiieu.
6e9m. 9err Sobn Sanb, bis
oa9in &aplau i'm ct. &apbael's sos
pital su st. gloub, lit penn bo9m' item
Sii9of Srobee gum Yfarrer o eoit=
rup in Worrilon @ountp ernannt ,uor=
ben. Ser reue Yfarrer trat Sonntas
bic Seellorse Der ibm a%npertrauten
@emeinoe an unb bat bereits an iei=
mem Mntrittstase laut Sertdt BON Saft=
rup bic 9ersen Der @emeinoemitSlieoer
semonnen.
S 6o6m. 6err ST.. eeutbner uott
Nleranbrta nabm lebten Freitag NIT
Dem Oi0 lan= Oberen Ridiprade por=
meaen bes Baues elmer neuen Stride in
i~einer @ameinbe. Nm 20. Sauuar
murbeu bic Nnsebote fir ben Sau Der
Stride ssOfnet unb, ais gu bod sez
idraubt, uermorfen. 8innen &ursem
me,beu neue Nnsebote enisegensenomz
men, 10 baB benz iOfortisen gesinn
oes Baues nit gintritt bes ,~Srhbiabrs
fein 6interniB i'm 8ese itebt. au9
in Sluffton, bas bis babin na9 Waz
cena sebOrt, plant man Die @rinbuns,
eirer neuen 9emeinoe unS BEN Sau,
elmer neueu &irde, gu oeren Soften
opfuna bereits $1,000 suianmeuse=
bra@t itnb.
S Sur Seerbisuns bes bodrp. Piar=
rers Syn. Eager pom 0aitrup batter
iid Donneritas Worsen baislbit nit
benz bodm'iten Siidof Srobec bie
bo9w. 9erren Yfeifer bon Siers,
tanse BON 8udmann, Iltenoorf, Sa=
motbe uno @arrsaub BON 9ittle Sails,
Steinad BON Gices, Seusa,tsn pom
Song Brairie, arst BON Saut Centre,
Sans uon Staples unb suei boGp.
Benebictiner pom Der ct. Sobn's Abtei
einsefunben. Na3 Dem Sooten: Diff
cium ~celebrirte Der Sildof Elm Yorti=
fical: &equiem, worauf bodw. 6err
Densarten cine ersreifenbe SrauerreSe
belt. Sn wenisen @orten 9eoa9te
Der Oberbirte oes iesensreiden &ir.
tens bes Seritorbenen, ipra6 Johann
Die Gbloluliou. morauf bic Seilebuns
Der 0eide auf Dem @ottescder gu Salt=
rup erfolSte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
aot=NeutSfetre

Stabt=Je eutSfetten.
ct. CLOUDS uieleSreunbe Der beut-
i9en 8ibne merben esitd semiB ntdt
u%eriaseu, Der Aufibruns hes id0nen,
benz edit beuti6en unb @riitli@en Sc
miitbe su~iasenbeu Drama, r0orenso,
bic r1n19ulo i'm 9rabe bes Serbre
dens," am nd9iten Sountas unb
Wontas Nbenb in Der 9aue Der
Pfarridnle Der u 6. @emeinbe bel
sumobnen, moSu Der 9ranbe ueridie
oene porbanben iinb. Oas Drama
an ii9 ibertrift aqes, pas bis babin
auf benz beuti9en Tbeater tn Saini
gloub seleiitet rpurbe. gs murbe pom
prof. Berger. Der ii9 ais 0ebrer uno
Orsaniit um bic u, 8. @emeinoe iebr
uerbient ma6t, aus benz GnSlii&en
tn's Deuti@e ibertrasen, unb beiien
semiben, benz Oeutidtbum einen
mabren EbeatersenuB gu bereiten, ioa
tie 8%eranlaKuns senus ietn, benz unz
ternebmen etnen sroBen grfols gu
ii9ern Das Drama mir6 BON ben
Mitsliebern bes &tr@endores ber u.
s. @emeinbe, bic iid bas gauge Sabr
btnbur@ benz Dtenite ber 9emeiuoe
niomen, a%usseflbrt, unb Der 3med
Der unterbaltuns lit gum 8eften Der
9emeinbe. It9t better fann bas lob
ltde unternebmen anerfannt uerben,
als baourd. raB ieben Abeub bic Auf
iibruns bes Sbeateritidss Dor uellem
6uu E Dor itd sebt. &eitroirte site
itno in 3 6einen's Store gu baben
= Nm Wontas traf bier bic Na9=
ri1t BON benz gobe bes Better Ebienes
Elm, mel6er am 90. Mai 1900 benz
S~rrenalpl gu fergus Sails abermieien
puroe. Der Seritorbene mar bis gu
leiner &ranfbett in ben @reat Nor
tbern @srfltitten ais Qrbetter anse
iteat unb mar itets ieiner Samilie Elm
firlorsli6es Oberbaupt gr sebOrte
benz st. Soiepbs nnteritasunssuereia
an, beIen Brdiioent. 9err u. Wa=
ierus, bic A~iplbeb6roe gu Sersus Sails
telesrapbiid eriu6te, Die 2ei6e mad
St. glouo gu ididen. Oientas trai
oteIelbe bier Elm unb uurbe auoeren
Cages Don Der gatbebrale aus be-
eroist. Ser st. Soiepbs @ereiu sab
Dem peritorbenen Mitbruber oas leste
gbrenselette, on benz itd aud eine
sroBe Ansabl Sreunoe Der Samilie be:
tbeilt5te. Der pat ,rlos semorbenen
5amilie sout Der rNoroitern" letn auf:
ri9tises 8eileio.
Der 6immel itebt blauer aus,
bic Come i9eint beuer, Elm @efibl
Der Suseno unb &raft idleidt iber
bic Seele. nadoem ibr &odp Wouns
tain Sbee, semadt uon Der Waoiion
Meoictne Co.. senOmmen. IS Gents.
Wartin Wolitor.
- Die Witslieber ses st. Gloub
3peises Der Sectional @ranite Gut
tiers Union" merben mad rem IL.
Suni eine 3ulase BON 25 cts. fur ibre
a9t S%turoen Sasesarbeit erbalten;
ibr Saselobn mirb bemnddit an'tatt
So pon ienem Sage on 1926 betra=
gen.
= Nluab gaitman BON vSournal
PreB" muroe Oonneri tag nit Der Bte
bernennuns als Recetuer Der st Glouo
9anoofftce beebrt. Ote grnennun9
1T benz Senat 3usesansen, Der obne
3meifel gaftman's gerOienit UNI bic
Yartei slei9faus anertennen miro.
= Serr Bal. uoermann bat feline
empire 8raueret NIT elettriI9em 0l9t
uerleben laiien.
= Ger &eselclub pom 9ittle SAILS
lpirb ftp morsen, Sreitas, Ibeno bier
nit benz bieiiSen Club tn einem Dett.
lpiel meiien.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Another Fire Engine Housy

Brandywine Fire Company. No. Ia
took steps last night toward estab.
1ishlng fine home, and also get
ting better equipment. The pur-
chasing committee was instructed to
buy at once a com bin alton hose wa.
gon and chemical engi ne and to have
it delivered In this city on or before
July 4.
A building committee composed of
{. }. Harrigan. John Geisendorfer,
A. II. Finerty, James Logue, vii.
liam McKelvey, Thomas Turnsr and
U. S. Townsend was instructed to
secure plans and advertise for bids
for building a three story engine
house, on the lot owned by the com.
pany at Twenty.ffth and Market
sAssats. The building will be SO feet
vide BY 100 feet deep and 1t is pro.
posed to have it modern in every re.
apect.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Painte s HIli Meeting.

The striking painters held a
meeting in the Smith building last
night. An address was made bv
j. N. Sullivan, o: Baltimore, busi-
meas Agent al the Allied Building
Trades Council.
Mr.. Sullivan told the strikers
that thor demands were just aud
urged them 10 hold out. AS re-
suit of the meeting the ournevmen
will become members OF the BROTH
erhood Of Painters. Decorators
and Paperhangers.
Because two uon-unrol painters
were put 10 work at the new buiId-
ing o! the Wilmington Country Cub
yesterday morning six pIasterers
in the employ Of A. l.. johnson and
as many carpenters. employed by
William J. Brown. quit work.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
COLOMBIA QUIET.
U<vOlutteniAts Inactive Since De-
feat-NIban's Memory HOnOred.

nsvOluttsnists Inactive Sincc De.
fent-A'ban'~ Memory HOnored.
COl.ON, Colombia. April l:.-AccOrtl-
ing to the latest news received here. the
interior of Colombia has been eo,uImr-
'atively quiet since the defeat Mt So
acha, Feb. ~ Of the Liberal general
Mc!Alister and his forces by ...OD gov
erninent troops under the command Of
General Valencia In this engagement
400 men We're Killed. the government
took $40 rebel prisoners and captured
800 rifles.
: Reports have reached here thai the
Colombian revolutionary general Tribe
Nribe is now in the department Of Co
lima, where he has twice suffered de-
'feat al the hands Of Generals Gutter.
'riez and POrdtlno. The vice president Of
the country.
According 10 Il decree issued at RO.
gotta. the Plaza he Armas Of that city
Mhl hcncef0rth be called the Plaza de
Alban. II has been decided to erect Il
monument in this plaza at the expense
, Of the government to the memory of
the late General Carlos Alban, the gov
ernOr of Panama. who was killed last
January in The harl'or of Panama dur
ing naval engagement with the revO-
lutiOnary forces.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Savsd a Child BY Prayer.

Reading. Pa. April IA -
year.old son OF George Ware. who
lives on Jefferson street, this city,
was saved from death last night
BY faith and prayer, Instrumental
10 his healing was Rev. Henry ".
Len.le. pastor of the Followers of
God, congregation organized by
hl'nself. and worshrplng in =
modest edifice OIL Little Gordon
street, built entirely by his own
hands. The 6oy was at the point
OF death last evening, being III OF
pneumonia. and the physici ass
had pronounced the little one bs-
yond hope. Then Rev. Mr.. Lengls
was called in. lie auointed the
child and lolned with the family in
earnest PRAYER. lu few minutes.
1t is said, the child grew quiet, and
soon fell asleep. To-day he is On
the road to recovery.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
WILL NAME
A DEFICIT,

President Shortldge Of the Board
of Education is cautioning members
of the Board at every meeting to
economic The reason for this Is
the Board is short of funds and it is
expected will have 4 deficit of $4,000
at the close Of the present fiscal year.
The Boarl is subject to much criti-
cism in creating deficit as it knew
at the beginning Of the fiscal ycarhow
much money it would have to spend.
The appropriation from City Coun-
Gil was over $40, 900. it received $40
900 from the same body for new
buildings and. about 1923. 900 from the
State, making a total Of $2l3.O 600
There are thirty schools in Whining
ton: 50 that The board during the
fiscal year spent an amount equal to
over 81 900 for each school in the
city. or course this much money
was not actually spent on the schools,
for the board had to give about 81.
900 to the free library and to pay the
Interest and bonds due on the new
II 1Sl 'NCll'JOl.
1t is expected that at the meeting
OF the Street aud Sewer Department
to-day the balance on hand will lie
reduced to about $1,000. City Coun-
Gil has been asked to make loan of
s25. 600 for the benefit of the depart.
ment, and this will be dore, but this
fund cannot be used except for i'm.
provemcnts to streets and sewers.
The regular appropriation of the
board will not be paid by City Coun-
Gil until August l. The department
however, expects to receive $35. 900
to-day from the Peoples Railway
Compan and there are numerous
other bills which an effort will be
made to collect
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
szss ,lavsr 's.anlea%shf
Gated states Attarney In Ckiesxa
Ordered to Invcstixste,

y
Ordered to TnvcstiKate.
CHR, AGO, April b.-United States
attorney y. RI. Bethea. following in
structlOns given by President RoOse.
welt and Attorney General Knox, will
make Searching inquiry into the
Workings Of the s, called beef trust in
Chicago in relation to the Sherman
antitrust law.
The investigation will be secret, and
when finished a full report will he fur
nished to Washington for the Use Of
the attorney general in deciding what
course his department will take against
the packers charged with being IN the
combination.
District Attorney Rpthea refused yes
terday to discuss his plans or to reveal
the nature Of his Instructions. but il
was learned that he not only has re-
ceived written instructions, by mail.
but while in Washington last week
was advised personally 70 begin the
inquiry.
Particular attention will be paid to
the charge that the territory in the
various states has been parceied out
among the members of the 30 called
trust. with the result Of u sharp ad-
vance in all prices to the retailer.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
Refu,el To Enter trust.

The Diamond State Steel Com
pany of this city has refused to go
into the Steel Trust which is to
combine it possible all of tn. Inle-
pendent steel mills in the country
into one concern with capitaliza.
ton of 5000 900, 00O.
Some time ago the promoters Of
the enterprise approached the
officers OF the Diamond State Steel
Company aud asked for an option
upon that plant. No figures were
named, but those behind the offer
meant business and desired 10 get
the local works. Officers OF the
local company declined 10 give the
syndicate an option, and since that
time there have been no ncso.la.
tions.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

There was not much of a discus
sion at the Board of Education meet
Ing last night on tie subject as tt
whether commencement exercises
were to he abolished on account o
the absence of all the members o
that committee. Mr.. Morrow moved
that the board take 30 action which
would affect the commencement OF
the present year.
Mr.. Donahoe did net think the
course was the proper one, and be
moved that the matter Ue indefinitely
postponed, and the committee dis.
charged.
The motion of Mr.. Donahoe was
unanimously adopted and the matter
disposed Of for this J ear at least.
The committee on Teachers report.
Ell as follows
1--WE recommend the appointment
OF Sara q. Lee, as assistant in the
High School Department Of School
No. 10, at Il salary Of $500 per year.
We recommend the appointment Of
Harriet Boewig. Us substitute in the
Grammar Department OF the High
School, at a salary OF 5000 per year.
Both appointments to take effect
April |. On the other matters re.
ierred 10 us the committee would re.
port progress.
A communication was received from
the Sisters ofSt Peters Orphanage.
asking Il donation of old desks. 1t
was referred to the President and
Supervisor.
The special committee on Evening
Schools reported il did not consider
1t advisable to open Evening Schools
at this time and the report was adopt.
cd.
Mr.. Morrow stated that Congress.
man Ball would present some valu.
able maps 70 the schools if the hoard
desired them. 1t was decided to &C.
ccpt the maps with thanks to DR..
Ball.
President Shortlidge presented
communication from the Lobdell Car
Wheel Company, asking that some Of
their employees be allowed to send
their children to the public schools
on payment Of a nominal sum.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

| New Castle, April l5.-The four.
teenth annual statement Of the Citi-
zcns' Building and Loan Association
was handed to the stockholders las t
evening. The report OF the auditors
G. Ferris Jemison, George II. Rem
ME and James 4. Challenger.
Number of shares in third series.
236; real value of each share in third
series, Sl04.77; Withdrawal value of
each share in third series, $9S. 81.
Number of shares in fourth series,
80: real value Of each share in fourth
series. 5000; withdrawal value Of
each share in fourth series, $65 30.
Number Of shares in fifth series, s.
real value Of each share in fifth series
$54.7s; withdrawal value of each
share in fifth series, s5O.7l.
NumberOf shares in sixth series. A
real value Of each share in the sixth
series, $39.sl; withdrawal value OF
each share In sixth series, $37.l4.
Number OF shares in seventh series
80; real value of each share inseventh
series, $25. SO; withdrawal value of
each share in seventh series, S24.33.
Number Of shares in eighth series,
SS; real value of eacly share in eighth
series, $l2.42; withdrawal value of
each share in eighth series, sl2.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doris enter.
tanned the employees of theWilmng-
ton and New Castle electric railway
company last evening. The fellow
workmen of the genial conductor
surprised him and his handsome
bride by presenting them with a
handsome parlor suite, as an appr eel
alton Of their fellow worker. a very
enjoyable time was spent and at |
seasonablo hour all hands left for
home wishing the newly married
couple long and happy years OF wed.
ded life.
Just about the time that the peo.
pie thonght we were going to have
good weather along comes another
rain last night.
Edward Glenn had chilling bath
yesterday In the Delaware river
while attempting to sink net to al.
low steamer to pass over 1t. lie
overbafanced himself and went over.
board. His companion named Rich
ardson assisted him into the boat. |
Robert Lynch and partner boated
l0l tine shad yesterday. The next
highest catch was 48, caught BY
George Woolson and Charlie Becker.
An account book was found on the
'ciscel green Sunday morning by Da.
sid Boulden. ]
The many friends Of Lawrence
Walls will be pleased to know that
,e Is improving.
Joseph II. King, the veteran fish
nan. who has been i'll, is better. Ii
The rural mail delivery service will
,e opened July l. It's understood
hat Rudolph A. Vallette has Recur.
ID the northerly district and will !
,ond in few days. Il
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
NO TRUST BEEF.
New York I,unnry Comm lssiOn to
Buy nntl Slaughter Cattle.

ALBANY. y. T.. April IL. The state
Nhacy commission has decided to p,lr-
chase beef on It's own account in order
to avoid paying the price now charged
by wholesale dealers. II has Dispatch
ed an agent to Buffalo {" purchase Ca.
madam cattle on the llOof and will have
them slaughtered.
The commission purchases nearly a
quarter of IL million dollars worth Of
beef Il year Ii is confident that by
buying its beef On the hoof it will get
just as good meat AS i, has been re-
criving and win not pay more than it
did last year and will pay IL good deal
less than the trust prices.
Attorney General Davies has had
several talks with Governor Odel re-
Earding the commencement of an ar-
tiOn against tn" beef trust similar to
the one instituted against the ice trust
He has not decided on what action he
will take.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

Inflammation of the Bladder, Diabetes
and BrigEts Disease are reduced to a
minimum BY Smiths Buchu Lithia
Kidney Pills.
The kidneys are filters of the body
and it is only by keeping them in
good, healthy, working condition that
the body can be kept sound. That
Smiths Pills do this is certified to by
the thousands who have used and are
using them. They are composed of
the proper proportion of bucha, lithia,
iva ursi, juniper berries and other in
gradients, which make the best posi-
bic preparation for the kidneys and
the bladder. Write for my book on
Sick Kidneys, the Bladder, Rheumatis
sealed, free to any address--W
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15

"ItchingN hemorrhoids were the
plague Of my life. Was almost wild
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly
aud perm aneuHy, Alta doctors had
failed" G. r.. ptnwell, Valley
Street, Saugerties, N. Y.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
WASHINGTON Ii. L

WAST!TNETUN II. z
POPULAR ';li REE-DAY TOURS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Lowe Wilmington AZ EB j. NJ.
Thursdnv- April 10 and n aud May s.
Ratr. including all expan.es, S9.m for
round "trip. i Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer to Hotel and two days
board 1T Washington. For book Of
Tours giving itinerary and iu!i details,
write ar npplv to II. A. Miller L. a..
Wilmington, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-15
To-day shall mention only one case, that of
MI. William Clements of ll4SpenCer Ave., Chelsea Mass

who ninety the a of last He had been able
with serious Kidney and Bladder difficulty W. with Rheumatism and soppage
and remedies for three months without avail On Saturday. May he
again still eru but feeling deal better On June
third cuches He his
his in his general decided
freely had
He continued the the pills until
Any
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