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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Soerfrio,n.
Sntet nocu Electromagnetic pil tilfrcos.
title aruser % goernc.

@rrii0cnt Stepn og @creral 9eIa.
rem CT MI iiInoet, 90 ct Weoe meIlem
Dem % iungerenoe ErGiioent Shalf.
Burger ci[ / oisie Gage blioe arrange
ret. Get heoer, at o9iaa General &c,
tia bill bliue tiIiteoe oeb bette Isbe.
6lere al 9oerofficercrne / SeIten bar
erfIGret ii9 pilig til at bpic Jig for Den
aigicreIie. iom moatte bIioe trufet.
Som Tor iast er Oct BOG t%piIionrt, ont
observation-disclosures oil lore til no8ct.
YrGiiOcnt ariiger % tonS nrrneite
Ruangiucre / Solano er Iioet ttlbsie'
liza til al trp, at Der nil bIiuc grbe
poo a~riaenapaa lang Sib cnbnt, 5or.
at oct fan hipe Sreb, faitboIber DC
i%remocIcS. at England mao bsie Jig
for 9ocrlcs 8rap ON SeIuitrloigbeo.
% DC Tiger. at bpts bette arap life BIZ
per imsotfonmet, er Der erItcumtg-
beo blonHt goernes Ssrere on AT tort.
lGttc Snnpen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
cleftriife ''SpIefnger'',
Salbris= @rcurIion.

&aIorisier uOcuer RorNpeitcn bar iiinoc
at ina iltoHo en- Grturilon til &aloll.,
Rprge, / Spbct al GommrreH. RpQle rlas
ttge 8eglUeEbcoer oil ncmllg / Scmmrr
'luoe Steo l SaIoriS, tirr paa bet tuteltgc
Smraaoe. ioct SceRSonicua RIrte iIal tho
prc6. LEGION osiaa 0lUruciicucu oil b,lpe
iIgt III YomtuS 8IrIc. Splttt / &ilorlS bar
oIlsreoe brsuHot a. aIrrc Gorbsreoclitr ior
MDotaQellcu o. mGrge bClgGcubc ira Nine.
rita, Stlrut urQcn uirtell9 &olort@G rIur.
non eHoHu li'e a. b.itCmt. CT Oct belt lamb.
lnnllgt. al iaa ptl b.Ipe Qlort / ell npr TSrrrr.
I'D. I'm Iuaeu auoeu lGttcr ia / SplnitH
'cr Of iad en- jaaoIU GrIuriIpu iiiouo, bpr
net tore GHttgrEtiOusnrmn Y. Z. ,Eohuiou
60. 9lerc bet. 9cttc Tlrma bar oco Here
&elIlqhtorr oli, lg lituuo I'll at arran0cre
laooannc gTfurilpner I'll Eorae. lom Tclta.
qeJHs bar haut &nqQe al. Som Grcmp,er
Ton nGoncs HumenalstoGct, 81 Ndu2 J oQet
Ill i. Sttet ian uGre bOaGcItgere ipr EorO.
mGuo. iDm beicQer NIemlaubct. euo a, rctie
omIreHt uocluttenpe 'amIrcu meo Tplf ira
oeres eaeu 0Icmbpqo.
t~fOiiets Svts", eraShDrO. X. Tat. fcy Isle
Warts 1902
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
FRA Rioaciuap.

Smut 8. goffcn % Winrie Sng.
poIhion pgtepieOes iioite Snsoog pao
Grcitcgnaroen, @rpaippet bolotes |
9ru0en$ 6orGIores Sus / Maoiion
Emp. Sc unae fol oripe 6armen,
Ga DIR. % Mr8. Snspalbion Tor 81.
tertioen ifol DO / 9ecorab.
I0pofot 8. Hlie az To1a
Springs er after life aIene pao 9cre.
ne, men bebolOer ogioa BET peo @rpio.
lion melt anfegteoe Die. Rr. 8ue
ier 8oot no iom nogen Sang % fllnoc
iaaIeoe8 aIGoe fine Der meo Yaaifebe.
Get giorhe Ell eobt at ie Ocr
itnge WnnO iriif ieien efter ct iIigt
llbelo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

a8ter at tiItrroe 9tciien oB rctic itrar.
Sc, iom er noe al Stano til at tomme
til Guutoret for @~cburNIing, bcr fares
9oit og 2ogis / 9euiGttercns 0onte for
9rippIes. @eb Sntomitcu til 8e1t GU.
pcripr Dor man tomn1c btrette til bette
6iem. 1910 14tb Greet, 5iornct al
Sofper Iocmle. Sporpoguc gaar forbi
Seren. Haar man ~Itriper, ber ma peos
IGgse SriuRrte til Spar og ustagti8t
beifrioe. boab iom Teller Ell; tbt ale
&rsblingsr beIbrsoss. bporoau DC eno er
iortrebIet. iaapeIIom RisNaurelier az
ale SlagS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
600 Selfansit.

I'll It. Sobns paa N~pfunoIaub
inOfom oeu Site Rarts Sumpifibenc
"gurora," "Sonna" % "SceIano"
meo benbdSspis $4,000, $4,000 %
$4,000 sci bper. Se brtnger CODE
Sioen0cr ira SansitfeItet og nplpier
ON. at Al &c 20 ,Sartsier, ion or noe.
nil &c lG IRE hieru itore eaoniuaer al
Sci. 9prsne er iaar itsrre e,o iiior.
o. gegten al 5nuaiten nil iansipnIis.
Dis eaa o9 TIL Bpaa Den oar ! 1901,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
SmaapIuf.

CLING @oIb ioIgte / SirSbuqs
Ell tort Herderon.Stna I'll ct aom.
PAM NOR 0tobel. Rinn. Zen b,ep
importeret ira Srnufrige Tor Ell aar
ii0en % peier 1000 1unO. ai6be.
iummeu bar $4,000.
y. &. GueeI4 SuS / Canoe
(opnlbtp brGnbte Sreoog lioite llge.
@noeI al Snbboct bIeu reo0et. Glen.
oommen par nSiurerct / set HorIfe
Garmerielifob, ior oaereoe bor betoIt
ISiurance. Sobet, Der belsb Jig iii
$307.
Jiaf Socobien, iom bar oGret
&urbeISbetieut hos Den Bear / fIcre
Ior, reiitc / Sn$OogS til SiG8, min.
ncioto, hpor ban bar toget NniGtteiie
/ en- &ip0eSs tForretninq. San8 Ien.
ner her f%oroultoIteoe / GuiConin9 al
hans G'rciic Ell Ii0cn Ieitligbeo for
b0m IirSbuQS Iften / "2uren"& 60.
foIe, hoor oct ocb SoIer % Gang til.
tien0cgnuca, hpor aiboIot ban bar.
On &reient iom Grinoring ira bans
&cnnCr Der bICp oGian opertutt ham.
!. &. Suffer Far paa 8uIno al
6norIig @elie moottet opgipe i'm StIl'
ling ion Qeputn Gountp GIerf. Sioit.
lcbcu Eeroaa iIptteoc ban mco i'm 6u'
mlIlC tlIbdgc Ill lin Surm / Orleans
Golpuibtp.
Nnrodn Todluit fon hicrn iii
line SSOrrIhrc / Toaifen 0nn or GIcrf
paa ct Grugitorc i HihIep. q. y.
Nohu, Nrbrcp % antOn Rpqa
ret'te / Hcrrc llac til @ottIncou / NorN
latota. bpor sc bar er Claim" sra
0ecorot toa &c meN lio set nsbpcn'
orlc 2anhbruQ&ma'flneri.
l%ircfterernc Tor oen podtrrfte
e~Ieftrtffc @nuc mcIlem Qecorob o.
Ct. TulI hoI0t Nroe ! Breton bcn
&oic. Tra Cccorob meOtc . 3rr,
pen @car, =. Y. @o0oor0 % Y. 5,
&&eIier.
Mrs. !. @dQcn, Nuitrlt til 5.
@0Qcn / Sprjn1ijeIo Sopnihip, til.
tr00Ntt &oroolH cn AtorQcAtur. Sum
to9 i'm lille G0tter mcN. 0e rct0cr
ira ltcp PORT rtco Den Stonoinap,if.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
@alaet.

lite 8arS fit Oneil for aIber.
mono t42 Ste1nmer, Smith 100; /
2Oen 8aro SaaS "a, Robm 81; i 3oie
aOomS 80, anutien So og Siqeman
4; i 4be gutnel Sc, Gouie 81 90
Greer 80. 5 8eit 9ecorab ieireoe
Observation-Disclosures, DIR. aeeler,
% palgtes til Wapor u,eo ~ Stem.
nter. Sans Woofnnoioat, DIR. 9ur.
Did, iom par opItiQet poa Giti5enS'
Sidet, itf Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
YIN Nricribaanina.

Sarmerne PED Gtbaelpap bar Ct
6GIesmcieri beritebS, 90 bets s5orret.
ming aodr fremnb. Mtan har mi be.
~iIuttet al opfsre Ell M 9pgnine, %
aontraft er i~liittet meo 60 Shilling
/ gtaiou Sin. Oct npe Meieri ifal
bugaes Of Bird % uoitpres me6 Sc.
mertguIue. IffislinaSrimmet lfal
inorettes eiter rneite Retbooe. 9p9.
niugeuS aoItenoe er beregnet til
$3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
eaarliee lrbetosfolf.

Get ponIteIieite SpSreSmooI fon,
ifa, iom Stprelien bar at Isie / 6Or.
binbel'e meb SiIippinerne, err glrbci'
oeripsr9SmooIet. Som aIlere0e mco.
oelt, bar p~ebfommenbe 8ontite inOitiI.
LET, at 8ineiere ifaI u6eIuffes fra De
Soreneoe Stater og ale omerifonite
GbeiiObeIier. @cn M flyer Gait, at
oct bIiper omtrent umuIigt of giore
roget lI0 al Zerre, boiS life ftneiiife
4rbeioere fanr fomrte in6 Ser, Silt
pinoerue err life fIinfe Ir6eioere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Gbriitmas.S luSret.

eHIlIHIusa iupIS SCN uuIIlS
gpentprer 0ieIs @rsn fit ben lite
april ben 9Gre at afl9gge 8iones.
bprb Tor Sen al Speafer S~enoerion
ipecieIt opnppnte 3omite til at I'M.
berisge, ON Der / Sor6iuoelie meo
Salset al oe anf.peitinOiife Ger er
onpenbt 8eItiffeIie, iaalebes ion,
8rsn og bans oanife aanosbrober,
aapt. Gbriitmos, bar ublabt iig mcb.
Sr. @rsn bleo iorbert al Wtr. Oui5ea,
&omiteenS ;Sormano; men alt bpao
8iOnet fremtom meo, par Sou og
Cant. San tllnbe life fremfsre en-
eneite Sing, iom / fierneIte Maaoe
peate paa, at uloplige Wttoler boooe
pPret meS t Spiaet. Oa ban ipecielt
bIep ipurgt, ON noeen Senator eaer
GeprPkntant hapbe mootage nogerl
9eitiffelie, iparebe ban ct bcitemt Net,
% oermeo Loo man bam gaa. Sena.
for Bacon ira Georgia foreilog lam.
me DAG / Senatet, at mar ifuloe on.
MODE 8~rpiibenten ON at ubi9tte meS
of profIomere, at De Screneoe Stater
bar fiebt De banIf.peItin0life Ger, IND.
til Sulel err fRroig meb i'm ltnoeris'
gelie al &eitiffeliesipsrgsmaaIet. Gle
re Senotorer taIte imoo 6orIlaget,
0e%ribianot Gulom, Sooee, Sauna,
aQiion 60 ReIlon. Gen itbite frem.
bolot nlco Strait. at en- @eifploning,
Ser bapoe lin SprinoeIie ira Eerio.
ner iom Sbriltmas og Riels 8rsn,
life bar pprbig Senatets SpmGrf'
iombeo. Set piIbe bore en- SornPr'
melie moo Sen banife Reeiering Of
tage en- ilig geifplonira aluorlist. Sa'
leren fllOe life ct 2ieblif tro, at DE.
aierinQcn / 0anmarf bapbe tnogaaet
aontratt ON at betale en- SuIsr I'll
Solf lor at iaa iolat &c ueItinoiife
Ger. heller life bapoe ben betaIt noget
til @loocne eller til I9no / 8ulb.
illqturI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
7ecorah % Smegr.
Zen soie gpril 1909.
stna naicrBina.

Die Berg fra 8lemuoob fortTlier,
ii onoifabs1uioe Merneifer utter bar
ntishanolet Ell ali bans Seite. ,Scr
togte Maaneoer iioen bleo en- al bans
Seite ifumieret, inebens Den itoo bun.
oeu | Gecorab. o. III iorIeoen bleu en-
uloen Set itiffen / grpitet meo en-
Slaatertnip. llaierninasmanoen bap.
De pit til Seniigt at orGbe Ipret; men
oct lpfte6es life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
SiGlocn Set.

Gn iiGISen pa nleget hpsgelig SET
bIcu fciret hos 8. 7. AodspoIN /
8lemuooo mNcu Eaaifeoog, Mods
lrO!o % Nira, e0euruo or Soiltinas
isfferoc, % DC IpIote Den Sag 20
aar. Deres gsrn iilbbeo oa mango
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
ariasHib til san Domingo. 8

=" 49,
er ubbrubt en- OpItanb paa San 90.
mingo / 8eitinoieu, % Heeieriusen /
@aibineton bar ienbt aanonbaaoen
"Wtafias" bio ior at beifptte ameri-
fanife Snteresier. Den COMMANDERS
al Senrp Dtc Grea, iom opt,aaote meb
iaaban 9pgtigbeo % &raft, % Der
npIia nar llereIe / Colombia % Sern.
banetrafifen ooer Banana trueoes.
Sau Iomingos @eneralIouiul | 9tetp
gorf, Tiger at Sltfertnouitrien paa
Gen ligeer UNDER bet ianrme Srpf iom
paa Cuba, oe at Ell mn Spitanb er
ipente, ON Cuba opnaar Solbneoi9t.
telie, San Domingo berlmoo life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Eense for Snoianernc. Senateis
Snoionerfomite inoitiaer, at Der itol
bepiIges $94t5,339 til inlianIfe gf-
fGrer. Dette er $973,s34 mere, enb
Suiet bar beoilgst.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

aanalen. Colombia er nu bet cnie
inco Jig ielp on at tiIitna Dc 6orenebe
Stater ole De Retfigbeoer. ioin oct
franIfe Yanamafompant engang fit.
Sntet 8rspl mere ON ocn 5ina.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Seq bar siernemicet "5sbretSoaesboecn" 90
ruu fige, iea f0ne8 rigttg aoot ON oer. 8ogen
tnOebotoer ct iortrRtfCIiGt llooaIg al Gitater ira
HorHe og frenuteoe 5orfattere. So9ers lloit0r
er iRroeIss fmuefuot.
8. 9 uIbranofen @lair. N4ts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Siplumatiet. Senrp @btte, iom er
SetretRr neo ben am~erlfanife sm.
basiooe I 2onbon, er en- itert 8onbi.
Dat for ambo@iaosrpoiten 9fom efter
Weper. geIlamp Storer, for Siben
Miniiter / Mnorib, bill ianoipnliepis
blipe anoretp 8bites Gftermono JONI
gmbasiabsr peo Soffet / Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Sra bopeoitaoen.

Cnerifnb. Operifuooet | 5tatsfas.
ZEN oil pe6 JiifaIdarets Gnoe ben 30te
,Siirti ion6iunlispis naa op til $780,.
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Yoer- Meiulution.
Repr9ienfant

yOer- Reiolution. R~epr9ientant
Sitl5cr ira Rew gorf bar forelngt
Sillet ct Soriloa, gaaenoe Id pna, at
5olfets foarne ifaI erfIRre, at De is.
Ter Spmpatbi meb goerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

The Valdez Business College is now in
session. Valdez Normal School reopens
April ID.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

SfauSinapcrur / Seattlc bar be.
Qunht at ipre ior Spretielien al ct
eQet SoipiaI ser / 9pen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Gpr S.

uoiisber b, so Nttter / en- ai bore tpeuoc,
tore BuIOmtusr I Soabo % Oregon Der
mco ar oisie Aitier iulot beIn,t. IfIcut be IN
Der paa 81 bper. Nt he iGlges ,an blllt9t
nh, er iorot ui sr peo Sespucrlieu al Grbtl.
bet; eiterbaanbeH JON bette itrloer irem, iti'
aer 8rIien, og Gfternglcrue mao betale %,
so eller 100 Gts. ipr lumme SIa9S &ttier be
Sremiure uu taaer for 10 StS. Oct er
uiorRuitigt al brgIe. vi peo, hpab VI bar.
& arbetoer life iblluoe; oel ian 81 life Ie
mo / Sproen, men meo Dor
e~ieftriffe ''Spirhnaer''.
iom nI etsr Guerst paa. % ipm bIeu beItre'
pen / "StdHo." b. 8 Sec, bapbe pt "fglt"
pper bcie @ulboarsr, ipr ri begnO,e u,eo
Satisn, iaa pi pcb, hppr lang. huor INT,
hppr hpb, ben er. 2t9siom man igler o0a
aaIiuuen fpr ben p9laeS % i9ttes ipr @iRs
itcrue Iaa bar ri alort meo @aioaursrHe, %
HutuobnoeS Se a. "iGtts 9sm tilb ros" neb
os Te oil fu0s Tenn I aoot elijah. men
pt fan 10 life opertnmme bet aIeue, 81 fiuoer
itaoia upe Claims" meo @ppdvatet o. mao
belle meo hOem Der otl uRre meb. RRrmere
SplnsRnqer irit. Electric Metal Locat-
ing Co, 100 @cibtngtpu St., Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

rB ri or me9ct ntni0e i'll at fplac
bet GrcSe @laos cpforSrina. Gu'
brsr, Tom pnHcr at Scltanc / ca
iaaean @rfurTcu aumuocs ON at
lcuSc ps Gapu ul HorcSic FAINT
an9tpc bptIfcn Sio pil prrc men
ttIircoshtn:np:. Saa funoc man
10 Iaoc Yiaioritetcn raaoc curr
iattc uGrmSrc %ScIcmmcIic icncrr.
@toiI aIcrc bort bco1c Tor at itafc
StItaaernc cn / Que 1ele buaacIia
% bcfuem HeIir.
2g.4gsur
49,. JohnsonC Co.
10 @GIhinetOH noe. 2,
EcH i.ot piirts iaJe gituHcaVoliS. N inn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

10 saGIHinetOn noe. z,
Zen l.oS M'ris iare a~ptunCappIis. agtun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03
HEALTH OFFICER OPPOSES.
Objections to Clause Added by Solic.
itor to Pending Bill.

DR.. w. C. Woodward, the health officer,
has reported to the Commissioners that he
does not favor the clause suggested by the
city solicitor to the bill which creates COM
mission for the condemnation of insanitary
buildings, providing for the summary drain
age Of lots upon which no sewer abuts and the
filling in of dangerous depressions. etc. DR..
Woodward says the amendment is undesir-
able, inasmuch as it is not germane to the
subject and will afford an additional point
for attack on such bill. The proposed
amendment is, he thinks, unnecessary, in
asmuch as the Commissioners have full au-
thority under the joint resolution of Febru-
airy 26, 1892, to regulate the matters which
this amendment proposes to regulate, ex-
cept in so far as relates to the property of
non-residents, and inasmuch as a bill IL
now pending which will give them the
necessary authority with reference to that
class of property.
The proposed amendment in its present
form Is believed Objectionable, inasmuch
as there seems to be no reason for charg-
ing the supervision over a matter Of this
sort upon the proposed board for the con-
demnatiOn OF insanitary buildings rather
than upon some already existing depart
ment, and inasmuch as It undertakes to re-
Qtire the filling of dangerous depressions
without allowing them to be fenced, not
withstanding the fact that the latter method
OF procedure Is quite as effective as the
former. In view of the foregoing facts 1t
Is recommended that the proposed amend
ment be not approved by the Commits
sioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03
MASS AT NEW PARISH HALL.
First Service Under Direction of Rev
Eugene A. Hannah.

Father Eugene A. Hannah, pastor of the
new parish, celebrated mass Sunday at ST.
Martins parish hall. North Capitol and 7
streets, for the first time Father Hannah
was formerly pastor of st. Anthony's par
ish in Brookland. but was placed in charge
of the proposed parish of St. Martins when
the preliminary move toward organization
was made seven months ago. A large
tract Of ground was purchased by the par
ish soon after at the corner of North Capt.
tol and T streets, and after a short time
the work of building a parish hall was
commenced. The hall is a simple structure
OF brick and white stone. The front is
fashioned after the modern style in such
buildings and Is made of white stone en-
tirely. Pillars rise fro meach side to sup
port the roof. and the entrance has been
made very artistic. The building contains
two stories and loft for a choir. The first
floor has been given up to the Sunday
school and other services. and the second
floor will be used for the holding of regular
church services until such time as the par
ish can afford to erect its church building
The regular solemn high mass was cele-
b1ated at IL o'clock. Shortly before the
time for the service to begin committee
of fifty members Of the church, with w. j.
Frizzell as chief marshal, and ten altar
boys marched from the church to the pas
tors residence, AZ street northwest,
where a committee. including Messrs Jas
c. Simpson and Nicholas Happ, formally
informed the pastor that the parish hall
was finished and invited him to hold serv-
ice therein. Father Hannah accepted the
invitation and the procession marched
back to the church. escortipg the pastor.
The priest marched directly to the altar
and opened the service. Special music was
rendered for the occasion by the choir of
st. Stephens Catholic Church.. under the
direction of Mrs Gillen. In his sermon
Father Hannah referred to the suspicious
opening Of the new building and the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03

Fifth Grand Visitation.

The fifth visitation of the officers of the
Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia,
Independent Order of Mechanics, was to
Anchor Lodge, No. .. and took place in j.
o. NJ. Hall Saturday evening last. Grand
Architect ]. T. Heare and the other grand
officers were under escort of Union Com
mandery. No. l, Uniform Degree, Lieutenant
{. w. Spates in command. and were re-
ceived with the customary honors. In or
der that the initiatory work could be prac-
ucally exemplified, in accordance with the
request of Grand Architect Heare, the first
degree was conferred upon a candidate for
membership I'm Anchor Lodge by a team
composed as follows: A. G. Stevens, senior
master; S. T. Ernest, worthy master; J. w.
Thomas, Junior master; Charles Z. johns
son. chaplain; Edward Stevens, conductor.
Henry Prediger, assistant conductor; Israel
Sommers, inside sentinel; w. K. Potbury,
w. f. Grimes, H. Nordby and William Stez
vens, guards; Uriah Heeter and w. T,
Reedy. barriers.
Grand Architect Heare highly compli-
mented the team upon its proficiency in the
work and thanked the members for their.
services during the grand visitations. Re-
marks were made by Past Grand Architect
George G. Wilson. Past Supreme Ruler L.
H. Patterson, Past Grand Architect A. @.
Stevens c. F. Bennett and others. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03


wood, Bishop satterlee, Prof s. S. Adams
and the officers of the association. The
Marine Band will be located at the rear of
the stage. The meetings of the associa-
ton. June 6 and I, viii be held in the con-
vention hall of the New Willard Hotel be-
ginning at 0 m. and pm. daily
An interesting program of scientific papers
pertaining to military subjects will be read
and discussed. The papers have been divid-
ed into the following classes: The National
and State Medical Service, Hygiene and
Sanitation, Military Hospitals and Military
Nursing, Tropical Service and Tropical Dis
eases, Military Surgery and unclassified pa
pers.
There will be exhibition of hospital
corps drill June 5, from 4:3O to 6 pm at
the United States Army General Hospital,
Washington barracks, arsenal grounds 1t
will include the pitching, striking and pack
ing of regmental field hospital, showing
the distribution of the personnel the ar
engagements Of the tents and the organiza-
ton of the different departments, including
the location and use of the articles of the
United States army field hospital equip
ment
Work Of Hospital Corps.
An exhibition of first aid exercises will be
given by the hospital corps company of in
struction at the Soldiers Home, June G.,
from to pm. This will show the work
OF an ambulance company during an action,
ana illustrates first aid to the wounded, and
transportation to the rear, the removing Of
wounded from the field by regulation litter
by improvised litter and by blanket litter;
without litter. with one or more bearers, on
horseback, and on travels, and by ambu-
lance.
The business sessions will be devoted to
the reading of reports of committees and
officers, the reading of papers and the cleo
ton and installation of officers Social
Headquarters will be at the New Willard
1t IS stated that the evening of June 4,
from to II o'clock. there will be an in
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IAN1-.; ON
THE MILK SUPPLY.
Health officers Report on Bill Reg
ulatine Sale and Production.

Health officer Woodward has submitted
a report to the Commissioners on Senate
bill $685. regulating the production and sale
of milk and cream in the District Of Colum-
b;o ua saws. = "@@us@
I'm view of the facts that under the pro-
visions of this bill no license to bring milk
or cream into the District of Columbia can
be issued until after the premises on which
such milk or cream has been produced have
been inspected, and that the filing of an
application authorizes the applicant uncon-
ditionally to bring milk or cream into the
District of Columbia until the application
has been acted upon,tit Is recommended
that this bill be SO amended as to impose
on, such applicants conditions similar to
those imposed on those licensed
''In view of the fact that 1t is practically
impossible to show whether the vender OF
milk or cream does or does not know that
it. Is unclean,s unwholesOme or adulterated,
and in view of the. fact that vepdsrs of
foods and drugs generally are required by
law to know the nature and quality of the
substances which they SELL. 1t is. recon-
mended that the word knowingly in line
l on page 9, be stricken out The presence
of this word would in practice nullify the
entire section.
The present minimum standard for whole
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Porch Rocker, made 81 white maple; well
finished; close-woF zen, heavy double ST IA
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MILITARY SURGEONS
Association to Meet Here
Thursday Next.
ELABORATE PROGRAM
EXHIBITION OF HOSPITAL CORPS
DRILL A FEATURE.
Objects of the Association The Or
ganization Formed in 1897
Its officers.

The President of the United States will
formally open the eleventh annual meeting
of the Association of Military Surgeons Of
the United States at the New National
Theater, at 10 o'clock next Thursday morn
ing. With him on the stage will be the
Secretary of War, the Secretary of the
Treasury, the Secretary of the Navy, Secre-
tary Cortelyeu, the surgeon general of the
army, the surgeon general of the navy, the
surgeon general of the marine hospital
service, the surgeon general of the District
of Columbia militia. District Commissioner
Macfarland, Gen Leonard Wood, Gen. Hey
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This handsome. deeply tufted Velour Couch; is
we'll upholstered and has solid oak frame,
and spring work is entirely open and of heavy
steel construction. An $500 s .25
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PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE,
Itching, Blind. Bleeding Protruding Piles. No
Cure, No Pay. All druggists are authorised D.
money where 1t fails to cure any case Of piles
NO matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary
One application gives ease and rest Relieves itch.
ing instantly. This is a discovery and h the
cure pay. Price, SOC. II your druggist donse
keep It In stock send soc. in stamps and We
viii forward same by mall Manufactured by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. st. Louis. No., who also
manufacture the celebrated cold cure, LAXATIVE
Bromo- ounine Tsblets. ecl-tu-6zt-lo
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milk in the District of Columbia is 12k
per centum of total milk solids, of which
81 per centum shall be butter fat There
appears to be no substantial reason for
lowering this standard, the health officer
says. He recommends that the provisions
of the bill be made to conform to this
standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03

II is now time to look forward 20 hot weather.
And It's just well TO he prepared for Il now
as 10 wait I'LL the blistering season Is here.
We show large assortment Of Gas Ranges aud
Hot Plates. and you will fiHd our line complete
and our prices low.