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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

idmer, ibr Oaiein gu ~friften. Seriep
&inbuieb, bas bes @eses entlans &c
ieben wurbe, befanb ii6 in sutem gu
itanbe, uns aud ben Sdpeinen l9etnt
bic @e9eno mobl5ubetommen. Dteie
bdlt nit un1erem Staate feinen Ser
9let9 aus, penn man ab liebt BON benz
&lima, bas Elm fribsetttseres Sriib=
jabr nit it3 brinst. Ole 8dume ent:
falteten eben ibre 8ldtter unb mirften
wobl.buenb in ibrer Bartlett auf bas
Winneiota Guse, mte it9 oies slet@=
faus an ben nit friidem @ras bebed.
ten Siselu unb Sbdlern erfreute.
&leine 8d@e sibt es senus; Ser go:
ben lit selb uno tleeis, i6eint aber in
ge5us auf Sru5tbarteit uieles gu mdn=
i6en ibris gu lahen. get Benton,
80 WeileH uon ben Springs, perlie
Ben mir oas 9auptbabnbett, unb nod
turSer Sabrt lief Der 3us morsens 8
ubr in ben gabnbof gu Sot Springs
elm, no i'd BON einem gomite Der ebt=
torieaen @eieul9aft besribt, mill
fommen sebeiben unb bann in ben
&reis Der Seberbeloen etnsefibrt
wuroe. Oie Sefannti6aft mar cine
re@t berslide, unb es nabm nt9t Ian.
&c, bts baB i'd mid inmitten Der Ser
rem unb Oamen Der iiberaus lultigen
@eieai6aft bsimii@ fablte.
Weine Nnfunft mar eben nod set.
tts senus,, UNI ben S@lubaet Der
Sabresueriammluns, sdmlt@ bic 8abl
Der 8ereinsbeamten, mttmaden 81
fOnnen. SIN benz 6errn g. q. 8t=
Iarb pom Bonneville aus benz Staate
Stem gort Sa5 ii@ bic Ihoctation ct
men mirbtsen Prditbenten. Gbenbs
murbe ben gbitoren gu gbren int Gait
man 6otel Elm 8antett peranltaltet,
an benz sesen 600 Perionen tbeilnab=
men unb BET benz In i9onen &ebefors
men unb Eoaiten elmer ber3li@en ebiz
torieQen Sreunbi@aft bas Wort sere=
bet murbe. Oem 8antett folSte etn
babi9es San3uersnisen, Slei9falls su
gbren Der Seberbelben, wobei aber
namentli@ bic 9elbinnen gu @bren
famen. Oamit bate bic biesidbrise
Sisuns ibr @nbe erret9t, unb bic ibri=
&c 3ett unlerss 8erwetlens In 9ot
Springs gait MasfaSen, auf benen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

slei@t elmer iebr sroben ausat NIT
Der Central Mpenue als @rHf. Sect
ne anbere Stabt In Der sar5en Vel
Ut tbr slei@ iie fam faum beidrie
ben merben; iie mub seieben merben,
I'M stnen SeSrif uon ibr gu bstom:
men. Wiele, mel9e ben Ort nidt se=
feben baben, 9lauben bic Staot SPOT
springs bate ntdts M~nSiebenbes an
li1, baber es INNER elmer Sffenba=
runs Slei9fommt, menn mon fieielben
tn ibrer maleriider Gage Dor li9 bot.
Sn Der Witte auf iseer Settle fommen
BITE Berse, auf benen bic Ser. Staaten
H%esierunss : Deliberations l,est, iait
5ulammen. Ser gauge meltltde Nb=
bang bes 6ot Springs @ebirsss lift
tn einen berrli6en Yart umseman.
belt, ber nit @eitripp unb 8lumen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

nommen bat. Na@ etrua aebn Minu.
ten mirb man serieben unb bann In eis
men capitalization sebra@t, In benz Bic
Temperatur etma 100 TN S9atten lit,
bis baB man iawibt wte Elm gdr. gs
fol9t lobann bic MbtrodnuRg, %rporauf
man our almdbli@en Mbtibluns ME
Der ms @arteSimmer sebra9t wirO
unb bort uermeilt, Bis man IN ben
normalen 3uitanb Selanst 1T. morauf
man mieber unter Die Wenidsn los
selailen mirb. Oie 8ebanoluns 1T
perl9ieoen. lie nabbem Der Pattent an
@emtdt 5us ober abnebmen min, ober
lie naboem bic &rantenbeit belaaiien
lit. Iud bic WaRer In Sot Springs
l@etnen in ibrem nisli@en 8irteu ses
rabe 10 ueri6ieben gu ietn als anbere
moblbefannte NlaitSteilen, bic i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Son ct. Souls, uber baS i'd BON ber

ct. Souls, iber baS i'd BON ben
ct. gloub Serren Matb. N%irenbers
unb 6. Sbiele 10 piel Insenebmes
unb &ibmensmertbes b6rte unb nod
beren 3ulpri9en i'd mid bel meiner
@iebertebr mad Der Stabt bes bl.
2ubmis ri9ten weroe, benuste i'd BIT
Sren Mountain Strede, unb ni4t me-
nts mar i9 erltaunt, In bieler 9eseno
einen 10 duBerit comiortabel einserid
ten giienbabnsus, Elm 10 ebenes Ut,
%ienbabnbstt unb eine 10 sauortommen
be Sstienuns 81 finben, wie ielbft
Bring Seinri9 Tie auf ieinem pennipl=
pantheon 3use nidt better ssbabt ba:
ben wirb. Die gntfernuns bon ct.
Souls bis gum sriten 3iele meinsr
&eiie, Sot Springs, betrdst 4l3
@eilen unb bas Sabrselb $12.4O
neb It So fir S9lafitdtle, bic sewiB Elm
ieber &eiienber, ber meiB, mas in Der
Na9t bas Bette fur i'm lit, it6 sOn-
men uirb. Oa i6 bic Na9tseit be-
naste, nm meinen ebitorieuen Brit
bern, bic ii6 bereits in Sot Springs,
Dem Seriammlunssplase gum Ibbal=
ten ber Sabresiisuns Der National
EDITORIAL Niiociation, befanben, bo,tz
bin 81 folsen, mar bic 9esenb in Elm
uuour9orinsltdes Ounfel sebHut,
bis mir 9ittle &od errei6ten, no mir
ben Mrtanias &iuer freusten. Wan
fam nidt umbin, einise unsinittse
@erslei6e ansuitellen. Iadbem man
in ben Staat Mrfanias einsebrunsen,
iiebt man ltredsnmeiie ni6ts als San:
nenwalbunsen unb bin unb mieoer
tleine, irresuldre Sarmen; an Sdse=
mullen sibt's tebo3 feinen Wansel.
Sie Sarmbauier iinb meiltens flein
unS unanlebnli6 unb MAIDEN Ben gin=
brud, als merbe es Ben Sepobneru
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
2lm Central Slpenue, &pt sprin9s.

bebduler unb bas arlington Sotel ses
lesen. Mn Der entsesenSeiesten Sci
tie Der Central Nuenue unb entlans
benz SuBe bes weitli@en @ebi.ses itnb
bic 9el9dftsbduler Der Sta6t. @esen
Norben 0fnet f9 bas Gbal gu per
idiebenen fleinen 9Oritdbtden, uon
benen iebes eine StraBe TN Centrum
bat. Na9 benz SIoen bes 9ot
Springs Ebales 6fnet iid bas s,OBe:
re unb berrltde Nua@ita Tbal Sn
bielen 3mei lebteren Staottbeilen be.
finben ii9 bic Wobnbduler. Die Stabt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

ite los. Na9 Der G~ufbebuus Der Eas
fel murben bic @dite mieber 3urid In
bic Stabt sebradt, no ueriAtebene
6fentlt@e Nnitalten unb ionitiSe Se=
bensmarbisteiten in auseni9ein se=
nommet murben. Dor benz Capitol
fttes bic @eleal4aft ab, unb In ben
Qut9iia Club : 6dumen murbe etne
&eception u%eranitaltet, morauf bic
9erren pom Der Seber unb S@eere in
ibrem Spe5ialSuse bic W%eiterreiie nod
st. 3ouiS antraten. ueber ben Staat
Nrfanias In nd9iter Drummer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

CONNER Der Sise uno i'm 8intsr Der
&dlte pesen seuoiien perbsn. Bel
meilem @ebrau6. uni. Nnmenouns bic
Ter Waner unterltest es aber nidt
benz s~erinslten 3ueifel, oaB uiele Sci
lungen babur6 e~rjielt uno tn man6e
Samilien bic lang ent6ebrteu Treuben
suriidsebradt muroen, pdbreno bin
sesen anoere auidbrli6 bo,tbin seben
uno bic sleiben Wit,el sebrau6en.
obne babel aud MIR i'm @erinsiten Ell
ne Be1leruns su perlpiren. Ger
li3erite Bes lit immerhin, beucr mon
Elm ar5t bsfraSt, ebe man IT'D auf ots
&eiie in bic beiBen Sdoer oes Staa
tes Irtanias madt Mud i'd mahte
Don ben beiBen gdbern @sbrau9 uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Mns9ejeiebnete 6ele9enbeit.

Cine quite, so ader srobe, i'm Sown Sarz
ming, 81 BON S84, Section "a, Sopnihip
l24, 8laiie 81, 9ele9ene Sarm, 35 @der nn=
ter Yflng, nit 9uten @ebauben ;u MIR 81 600
gu perfauten.
Cine int Sowu Gloon, 81 Don IG4, Geo
tionen l6, Gowuibip 125, 8laiie 80, seleses
ne, so @der 9rcbe Sarln, pom Senen 25 @der
c%ultiuirt limb, gu nur $1,000 gu uerfaafen.
Gin 9utes Saditeinbals, friiberer Sebas
itian Sddfer's Ylas, anf Der Srleite l 8lod
BON Der Wiiiiippi Bride selesen, gu $1,000
gu perfanfeu. Nan weube iib an
grant Gins ooer Sobm 6. Greber
ba. i'm rIorbtern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Gelo 3u Derleiben.

Iuf cultiuirte Sarms sesen lei9te
8ebtnsuusen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb gu uerleiben. gs mtrb it@ gu9
lobnen, Bel mir por5uipre@en, rpeun
Sbr eine Nnleibe auf Cure Sarm ma
den mont.
18s1i y. .. German.
Office iber @rier Nationalbonf, ct. @Iomb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Sur &enmtni6nabm

@ir baben nod cultipirtes unb milbes
9anb 81 gang itieori9en Yreiien su uertaufen.
SSrseno Semano, Der feline Sarm psrfaufen
mill, iprede bel uns Dor nnb mir weroeu nit.
ibm III sufriebeniteQenber @eiie uuterban=
beln. @. s.. & s. q. Stuber,
No. SIG, /. Strabe iuolid, ct. Gloub,
Utinn. 22-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
New Process
Steam-Laundrv

@ean 10. banu mlro es lid @u6 lebnen,
at9t anBer Idt 81 laiien, baB mir @uer @is
3entbnm bebanbeln, als mare es bas unieri.
&C.. Sir baben Die ~puQitdnbiste @aidaus
talt i'm Torbmeiten nnb liefern eriter Slaiie
arbett. g8ir 9ebruu9en feline @%bemifalien !;
mir perbsrben baber Sure Sa6en ni6t. @enn
Sbr refine Nrbeit ur@ bette 8~ebanbluns MOTT
Damn beutt On uns. uniere Hreiie iinb uieb-
tiger als lDnltwo, uuh mir beiorgen Sure So,
a1ilienDdid,e hil'l le' aiS Sbr es ielbit tbun
fonnt. @~rfitnntgt .ltb iiberseust Sud. SSH
,oben @genten in fe1 nrnliesenben Stdbten.
8. &. Msper Sampfwaf@anAalt,
@isentbimer.
,opie's @sbGuoe IL s Noe 9. ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
c, w. Saunders,
415 ct. 6ermainfrabe ct. Glouo,

bo1srabisen Bicycles urb Grpert &epara.
tur, 1902 @eeuIur fir bic poblbefannten
&acpcle, Mouarh, Barnes unb utit1eu Si=
cpcles. Iu6 quite 3perIber aus smetter
Sanb. lreti. fir neue Bicycles Don $50 bis
$50. slae uouitdnoi9 iiir's Sabr %sarantirt.
5ragt mad meinen rinpincible Tires" bic be-
ten in Der Stabt fiir's @elb. 14=6mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Watipnal NerfammIuns Der
TraternaI CrSer GaaleS

in minneapolis, Minm.. pom 8. bis 8. Gu.
nj, 1902. Sir obise @elesenbeit p~erfauft
bic Nortbern Yaciftc Ooppelfabrtartem gum
Hreiie fur cine Ginselfabrt. Sidets III fau=
zen pom l. bis z. Suni einsei1loHen.
24sba Sc. Cooling. Isent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29

Sssat Bagsassman Grant Mar
riss = Girl From HIS Old
Hone.

! George Grant. night baggage
msa A. The Rock Island depot.
aad ri Ad. Chrysler. 8 prom
nent yousg lady o. Ellis. Kss-,
we're united 10 marriage Mozdsy
sf-raonn At , o'cloek b United
stsfes C erk spe4ks a. the e8uri
house
AR Gr~nt st3ls march u bis
fli-rds, sud GOT marrisd withoul
-s.ir knnriefg~ or consent Mis-
t'tr,slrr are down from Ellis on
SUNDAY. aid Hr Grant ouly par
osf t-s Erddsng 10 order 10 secure
toe necessary docaRent- SIR. and
Mrs Grant viii make their home
~ 4l0 SIKH street, where Be has
prrpared a-cazs collage for the Re-
erpr-en n nj bride. Who is 81 A.
tFseiIye, snd aecompi shed young
woman Tne Express besfoWs is
choice dressings. aud wishes the
gcung couple all the happiness
possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29
THE DAILY MARKET REPORT

lTC OUR PATRONS These mar
kets are furnished the EXPRESS
by Guillot Bros. Commission Co,
live stock, grain and cotton ex-
change, whose Offices are in the
rear Of the Chickasaw Trust Co.
Building, and are corrected daily
for the benefit Of subscribers to
the paper. Every precaution is
taken to insure absolute accur-
acy, and the publishers believe
this department will become a
most popular feature with all
who are interested in the state
Of the markets Of the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29
Furnished rooms forrent Oh TIE
corner Of North 5tb and Penn. Ave
Mrs. Z. W. Andsrson.

Furnished rooms. for rent Oh The
corner Of North 5tb and Penn. Ave
Mrs- &. ". Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ein0r Terrell.
Hr>. A. G.. Jacknsau, Mrs. F D.
Lemon and Il. P Spencer went
- LaWtoB this mornine where
b~4 sre NItsesses il . and COZ
test case.
Tues5ay was . banner day sIfh
thr Rock Isiand railroad ID ChIek
aha ia The matter of iickst sales
liczst Agent Rsidos this morn
iag Informed "a Expssss reporter
thai the sales for the day were the
largest sfnee be has been h~r~-
3 Bile ta@ ex4et amJuat h~ re-
fused 10 give he did zay thas fhe
receipts were Weil np 70 be huf
er~ds. - ~ leave our rrafers o.
gu-s- fhs fs9re--
H L-arned = Greas Trufh-
Il Is said Of John We e.Iey tha
be once said 10 Mistress Wesley
ss Why do you tell that child the
same thing over aud over sgainiv
-John Wesley, b~eause once telling
Is not enough . II is for this same
reason that you are told again and
again that ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy cures colds and grip; that
il couuteracts any tendency Of these
diseases % resuit N pDeumonia.
aud that II Is p ezsant and safe 10
take. For sale b. The Palace
Drngsiore-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29

ing he advice which was freely gwen
her By the Ladies Advisory Depart
neat Mss Owens was cured without
advice by Just buying . 100 bottie II
Wine Of Cardui from her druggist and
taking this great medicine IN he pr
FaeT Of her home. No d0ctor's ex-
animation. treatment CT advice is nee
essary. You have read What these two
cured women have written Is thiz not
enough 70 lead you to determins to be
rid Of sutferingf
August 13. 1900. Mrs. ". H. Jones,
If Cameron. No. writes.
4 suffered tezribiy At monthly periods
for three years. wocld sometimes 20 for
seven monfhs with 10 fiow at al. Nov
| have my hezlfh back again znd am
exp<rsing to b eonfinee 10 January.
cannot prziae your medicine enough"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29
NEW YORK COTTON.

~ FD|3 --E-9 -
no sales, 200 bales.
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.
Chicago: Hogs 2s, 900 steady !;
nattIe, 2l 900, steady.
Kansas City Hogs, 10000 steady
cattle, 10000, steady.
Omaha; Hogs, $500 steady,
cattle, 0O0O steady,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29
MISS ROSE OWENS,

Il evzT saizziax vIuznaa
has E1s zzmk errErzErrs Eilh
E< q Cz-1-z ihzs ! I'D
TuE nEdz-1le III h< EcE
rrru-zr- Ah0U1 4 Tzzr ago
! bsgan % have a wsru caz
t-zd lzeME W1h lzzitude,
raia u IL hark a1d h<zd
WIKI hert iac-<zsinE every
111th- I<lt tat I neede5
so1zthi1g, but 10 e<t thz
riEEt rae1-cir< vas tie truu
= / .na--- l.--s.l a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29

Ify0u are a suffering wo-
nan We W0aid aaT 70 you
thas Wine of Cardui seldom
fails to c0mpieiely cure any
case II female iils. We say
emphaficaliT, Il never fails
= benefit. Every day hun
dresIs q sufferers are writing
10 our Ladies AdFisgy De
partment- The letters are
opened by persons cOmpe-
tent to give advice. Mr..
Ioues cured b. follow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-29

Tour Winz a Cz-51i z1d onfT nezded 70
fzk< th-z< butfiEs Ehen I Vzs faily *
covzrzd--
11@T HEN Hiss Rose 0Eans. whs
MI has q Eespc1slhle POSITION Il
" the q oVernm ent service At
Wzsl.ilrton. p. c.. decided 70
NJ Wine Of lar.lai. s1e uads = wise
Eloice. Orr 3 milllon women have
been relieved of female weakness By this
same VINE of Cardni. i Is nat a
strong medicine bit may be taken every
day IA the year br any woman with
benefit ID does not farre results. but
c1rrects arrangements # the menstrual
organs Il strengthens the nervous
sgs-eza, gives tone 70 the bodily func-
tions, ats directly On the genital
organs. and Is the knest tonic for wo-
men known % tie science Of medicine.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
COMING FENCING BOUT.
Contest Between Annapolis Cadets and
Local Swordsmen.

Washington lovers Of the art Of fencing
are looking forward with eager interest to
the assault at arms between experts Of the
United States Naval Academy and mem
bers OF the Fencing Club, which will take
place in the fencing room Of the club, 1918
18th street northwest, next Saturday after
noon. The club rooms are being repapered
and the building arranged for the occasion.
which Will be leading social event as we'll
1t is expected that large number of fash
1enable spectators will be present.
The Naval Academy team will come from
Annapolis early in the day, and will remain
In the city over night as guests of the mem
bers OF the club. The team Is composed OF
Mr.. G. j. Rowcliff, Mr.. P. J. Lannon. Mr..
+. 8. Whttten and Mr.. r. D. Gatewood. The
mattre d'armes will be In charge. The
cadets will be accompanied by Lieutenant
Association of the Naval Academy at An
napolis.
The team Of the Washington Fencers'
Club Is composed of Mr.. Dayrell Cracken-
thorpe. Mr.. Julian May Wright and John j,
Farley, all OF whom are said to be experts
They have been practicing for the fencing
tourney for several months under the direc-
tion Of M. F. ]. Darieulat, professeur
darmes, OF Paris, who is the official in
structor OF the club.
The Judges for the event have not vet
been selected, but they will be chosen from
among the most expert fencers of the ma
tfonal capital A fencing tea will follow the
bout. It will be given by Mrs. Henry May,
Miss May and Mrs. Wright. in honor Of the
Annapolis visitors
The fencing club last year sent a deleea-
tion of It's best experts to Annapolis There
ts much good-natured rivalry between the
club and the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lanier Heights-R. Lee Longstreet to A.
A. Fisher, lots 155 and 156; so.
Eckington-James Robbins ct ux. to War
rem l.. Pushaw, lot 8, block %: So
No. 6GO Acker street northeast-Louis
Gundling to Lewis O'Brien, lot 169, square
S61; SO.
Canal street southeast between L and NJ
streets-John l.. Warren ct ux. to Agnes
E. Browne, lots So, 81, SO, square ss2; SO.
Massachusetts avenue and N street
northwest-Norman Bestor ct al, trustees
to Laura w. Lowndes. lot l, square north
of 1876; $42,5OO.
Binney street-Agnes F. Browne to Bates
Warren. part lot II, block Al, north grounds
Columbia University; SO.
Eleventh street northwest between and
streets-Amanda E. French to Robert L.
Pendleton, lot 8, square BOG: 81. 100.
Long Meadows-Mary Atkinson ct vir,
James E., to Robert S. Whaley, lot 1877,
square q; $40.
Addition to Takoma Park-John P. Earn
est to William Watkins, lot 2, block 10;
1000.
Virginia avenue northwest between 23d
and Oath streets-Michael ]. Colbert ct al,
trustees, to Randall Haislip, lot X, square
43; S247.5O.
Eleventh street southeast between and
streets-Julius Egloff ct ux. to William
Au, lot So square go; $40.
Addition to Takoma Park-George Hen
derson, lot 81 square Is: SO.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
RESULT OF A RAID.
Early Morning Arrests = Three Men
Fined In Police Court.


1aiding party, consisting Of Acting Ser
geant Rollins and Policemen Lester, Fra
ser and Lake, with the patrol wagon from
the fourth precinct police station, visited
1859 1st street southwest about l o'clock Sat
urday night. The house was surrounded and
the policemen entered from the front and
rear. One dozen men who were in a rear
room made an attempt to escape. but the
plans were SO well laid that they all fell
In the net. The raid was made as a result
Of Information that crap and card games
were Of frequent occurrence at the house.
The officers were rewarded by seeing q crap
game In full blast. Frank Bergman. col
ored, and his brother Edward, who are the
occupants Of the house, were sent to the
station house, where charge Of setting UP
gaming table was preferred against them.
The rest were released after being sum-
moped to appear In the Police Court at the
hearing.
Frank Bergman told Judge Kimball this
morning that he knew nothing OF any game
going on, and said his brother. the CO.
defendant, was the responsible person. Ed
ward said his brother was as much to blame
as he was. Several Of the men who were
found In the house testified that they had
frequently played craps and cards there.
knew nothing about the affair he was sen,
fenced to 27O days In Jail In default OF q
500 fine. Edward played In better luck,
only getting $40 fine, with a thirty-day
sentence as the equivalent.
While going through the hall Of the house
John Banks collided with Policeman Fraser
in his attempt to leave the house. When the
officer attempted to stop him he endeav-
ored to use his fists. In the Police Court
this morning the facts were related to
$50 on Banks. In default he will be de-
prlved Of his liberty for three months.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the forty-eight
hours ended at noon today: Harriet Gould
SO years; Sarah e. Cotton, Il years; Mark
Burnham. Is years; Richard Thomas, "a
years; Laura Virginia Royce, 62 years;
Mary C. Peck. 60 years; John T. Nippins.
50 years: Sarah A. Cooke, 50 years; Levi
Rohm, Al years; Joseph B. Greenwell, 4G
years; Leonard Covington Chew, As years
James Curtis AZ years; William Morris, Sc
years; Helen F. Hoag. "a years; Isabella D.
Karr, 81 years; May H. Atkinson, 81 years
Mary Adele Walsh, % years: Cecilia Sallo-
may, q years; Louis P. Miiletel, q years
Martha Battle, % years; Sarah Jones, 2f
Bolden. year; Gladys Lawson, months;
Ruth Coleman, months; Margarite Oil
vette. q months; infant of VIM. Nj. Black
and Gertrude I. Black, months; George
day.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No 1-Justice Hagner.
McMahon agt Mcmahon; cause remanded
to examiner. c. Elton James. Union Surety
and Guaranty Company agt. Thomas; leave
| to amend bill granted. Barbour agt heirs
Of Jacobus Merson: appearance Of absent
defendants ordered. Reading agt. Cross;
decree dismissing original and amended
bills
District Court-Justice Hagner
In re extension Of lexington place; hear
| ing set for March 81, 1902.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner.
In re Isaac B. Bursey: discharge of bank
rupt and return Of trustees fees ordered.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley
Hitchcock agt. Potomac Lock and Dock
Company; rule against defendant return
able In ten days, exclusive Of Sundays.
| itor's report. Dove agt. Continental Saw
ings and Loan Company; receivers author
lied to sell note Of $50. Forrest agt. For
rest; recommitted to examiner for further
proof.
Circuit Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bingham.
Mason agt. Marshall; on trial
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh.
Hawks agt. Evening Star; commission or
| dered to issue. Gerstenberg agt. Vernon
Insurance and Trust Company: order for
| publication. Talley agt. Washington Elec-
trio Vehicle Transportation Company; on
trial.
Criminal Court No 1-Justice Anderson
United States agt. Lawrence Norman,
murder; impaneling Of jury.
Criminal Court No. 2Justice Barnard.
In re estate of Geo. ". Ltermehle; on
trial.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson.
Estate Of Thomas H. Morris; subpoena
issued agt. Charlotte Jackson. Estate Of
Chas. Smith; will admitted to- probate and
letters testamentary granted to Ernest A.
Boeger; bond, $1,000. Estate Of Patrick ].
Campbell; account passed. Estate of Fran
els II. Barberin ct al; do. Estate OF Albert
A. Gallagher; do. Estate Of Alexander
Mosher. jr.; order appointing Alexander
] Mosher guardian; bond, $500 Estate of
Thomas II. Morris: will admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary granted to
Loula M. Houston bond. $4,000. Estate
Of Mary Ann Haywood; inventory filed.
Estate. Of Francis J. Heiberger; order of
publication Estate of Louis Schoyer: or
der continuing cause. Estate Of Marianne
A. B. Kennedy: statement for collectors; ac-
count filed. Estate Of Edmund Clements;
statement for account filed. Estate Of
Thomas HI. Morris; proof Of publication
filed. Estate Of Emily Brooks; will dated
May 20, 1895, filed. Estate Of Alberta
Stewart; answer and demurrer to caveat
filed. Estate of Chas. r. Coale: will dated
August 3, 1901. filed.
Evening star., 1902-03-17
A BUSY WORKER.
COFFEE TOUCHES UP DIFFERENT SPOTS

Frequently coffee sets up Rheumatism when It
is not busy with some other par. Of the body. A
st. Joe. Mo-. man. p. " Wise. says: About two
years ago my knees began to stinen and my feet
and legs swell. 80 that I was scarcely able to
walk. and then only with the greatest diniculty.
for was In constant pain.
II consulted DR.. Barnes, one Of the most prom
inent physicians here and be diagnosed the case
and inquired. DO you drink cofeef Yes You
must quit using II at once he replied j did %
and commenced drinking Postum In its place.
The swelling in my feet and ankles and the
rheumatic pains subsided quickly. and during the
past IS months ! have enjoyed most excellent
health. and although have passed the 6Sth mile
post, I have never enjoyed life better.
Good health brings heaven to " here. I know
Of many cases where wonderful cures Of stomach
and heart trouble have been made By simply
throwing away coffee and using Postum"