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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-01

H. II. weather, WHO was COnVlCLeu
of stealing eight sacks Of sugar from a
wholesale grocery house at Fort Dodge,
was sentenced to eight months in the
penltentiary. Anton Smelly, who was
convicted of larceny from building,
having stolen two watches from Frank
Easley's home, was also sentenced to
eight months servitude.
Galvanized iron is merely iron dip
ped into molten zinc. The coating is
not electrically applied, as the word
galvanized seems to imply.
Eight little trout, each less than six
inches in size, were caught near Nc
Michaels, Pa, by Redman Wister. 1t
is illegal to capture such little trout.
and Mr.. Wister had TO pay fine of
ten dollars for each fish-eighty-f five
dollars in all with the costs added.
An electrical gridiron has been de.
vised to kill flies. 1t stands vertically.
and the moment fly alights upon it
death ensues from electric shock. The
dead fly drops onto horizontal shelf
underneath.
The best protection against cold
is the skin of the reindeer. Any one
clothed in such dress, with the adj.
dition of blanket of the same ma.
Lerial, may bear the lowest tempera.
ture of an Arctic winters night.
Life insurance to the amount of
$2.5O0,0O0 is carried by John Wanna.
maker, of Philadelphia. Mrs Leland
Stanford, of California, carries more
insurance than any other woman
Her policies amount to over a million
dollars.
A goldfish farm is run by William
Shoup, in Waldron, Ind. His profits
are about $4,000 year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-01

gets on the water wagon ne tries 10
water the distilleris stock.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Say, mamma" queried little Mary
Ellen, what's dead letter." Amy
letter that is given to your father to
mail, my dear" replied the wise
mother.
Employer-"Yes, I advertised for a
strong boy Think you will fill the
bill?" Applicant-"Well, just finish
ed lickin' nineteen other applicants
out in de hall"
"One q de sad things bout dis life, .
said Uncle Eden, is dat it's so much
easier to depend on de enmity OF yoh
enemies dan OH dc friendship of yoh
friends"
Have the pleasant expression you
need?" Voice from under the cloth)
Perfectly, sir" ''Then let her so
quick, governor, it hurts my face"
Bigby-'I'm saving up money to go
to Europe" Higby-Indeed! How
are you getting on?'' Bigby-"Fine!
I've already got together enough for
the tips. and as soon as | can scare up
travelling expenses I'm of"
Smith--"May ! make a confident OF
your" Jones-'Why, certainly" Smith
well. I'm hard up and want ten
pounds" Jones-"You can trust me;
| am as silent as the grave. have
heard nothing"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-01

father may disinherlr Us children.
but he can't disinherit the lawyers.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SabY=Deir.
sntaa gsrn Iifer life bet parmc
Summerpcir.

MsOrc burbe piSe paa en- Bril-, bpnS
SIagS Ia0 &c ifnl gipe Smuobsrn
oarmt geir.
s sc itegenbe beSe Gage / SllIt ol
Nltgult er en- Wor nleo ct SpG6burl
GngItelig ior oen 2iQeS Selbreo %
er "a iGrIig ioriiati0 me0 benS Gr,
nTring. WeIfeu turner brrtigt 81
andre 6sOemioler er utrpgge. SiI,
troo& for al 1orii9tiabeO niger Sp6,
com fig utbertiben inc, % ga or for.
reft Grn9rin8 mere paofrrpct elto no.
Dcniiube.
SCR TO Gar ganIe @ut begpnote
Hlt9liit at Ioa Gnfulo al fprgteIt9e 81
0cIer / Waocn og Surmfanoleu. 2G'
gCrne inQ6e, at oct itpo boorIi1t til
mco bans 6or0sieIie. " at ri iifferi
pil6c bare miitet ham, babe Set uprrt
tiNIiQcre pao Sommcrcu % pormcrp
@Cir.
Smii0er gdp oi ham @~rape.9tlltS
ban if Geroi Here 8nnge Sen isritc
Go1. ~ nUitc Wor9en iurteS ban ii
rrrc foiftere % bcGre. enc ban hoo>e
orret paa mango Gage. Ger bar fleet
on tor 6ornnnrirg mcb Seninn II
hans TorbGielR. og irSer ire Gn9c
bar bon iulbitUnSig uormri. San or
MT raft % blir mGact iterf % les, o.
ri pes, at Grape shuts reSGeGe bars
gin. for ban uor en- meaet. mcget ina
&ubp. 8rope'NutS 6ooS maa bare
mGrfpTrbige @Qcrifaber iorat funue
bccirfc ionbonnc 2eLbrr6eIicr JON
bCrnc.
= rornc @tcblrmnler al Dor Tami.
lie bruaer aleiammen @~rape.9hlt$
% li8ciaa Eoitum iitebetfor Gofie meO
oct 3eiultat al nj alorig bar uoaen
aoiieipgoom. men er raite o. itertc."
Nnpuet op9ipeS peN Ioinm 60, @nt.
lie Greef, Mih.
@rurben I'll, at @rapcH itta 5000
iicrner Observation-Disclosures hos
S~pao6srn or Cen. at aorretS StipeIis
or preSiaeiteo o. anitsGnser life 6or.
NeielieSoraanerue eler Aiprrr iont
tuiot Srso. Botcter eller nnore 6or'
mer al itiDeIieSrise 6soemiNlcr.
Sfriu citer rGrmere S~plpSniuger
pr. 4oit ON 6orl9nselie al 6riiten
ansaaenSe Sen $500 &ogc'aou.
tcit for 735 Y~ensebelEminser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
6eoalens Rirfe.

On SitScnScr / Sting. 81" gadr
itGrft / Gette meo Reitalreringen al
SeoaIens airfe i gatSrcs, "cn iulo'
itGnoig SmfGiutring", iom ian be-
tegrer cen. Wton bur - npcller 9ar,
- ifiGmnret oct GroprO:ge, ploganle
8it6Sbus grltnoig bort, % ifriuer bl.
a. uioep:
Set galnle Mistag, Ser bauoe BE.
Itaact I aarbrnoreoer % eitcr Sigen'
De for Get meIte rar lige goSt, par
borttaget or eritadtet nco mooerTe
Stiiertag! 2aitere bapOe man bppo.
malt. bpo0 Ser gao cot beIe ct inrr.
rigt ll0ieeuSe, On tat fleet barnrolle'
reoe meo Be tiGrebrubte Spgge.
Stcnmlren, ion bau0e itdaCt / IGr'
bunoreSer, par borttaget % critattet
meo moSernc Stafit, - Ga man
maatte baoe itgrre airfegmro. Snoe
| &rfen bar ieg fife; mc1t Der baOSe
rmn ogiaa eiter SigenSe irretaact
grInSige "Sor6cbringer", % iom
bop0e berspet set inter5iarte Rtn.
oc@mGrfc ira isr Sorte0sSen bets OPP
rinoeliae aurofter.
SeoalcnS apmmulre bill aiernem
SiNcrne ongrc bitteut paa, at Ser life
petcts1tlSt oe0li9eboISt sen iieIOue
sSfat, sen ser baote / fin W;ete, bpis
fitIturgtitoriife GGrSi boooe iteget, Of.
teri on Iarene gif. Ter bfeo iagt,
at Stutcn ifal babe til6itSt 10000
ar. til Sc0aIenS actmnltne Tom 9i.
Drag til ny airfe, moo at man beou.
rcoe sen gaule / terrs o~prinScIigc
SilItano, men at Silblioet life 6lep
moStaaet. GGte or bsiit b~efIageIigt,
"a enbUer maa foritaa. at oct fun err
ct SiosipsrgSmlal, mar Se0alen mao
bp1ge IiG en- ny airfe; Sen ganGe er
altfcr lioen o. paSier life meo Si0s.
Torboloere. Men "a er Set tpilSomt,
ON mar erf1ol6er roaet @toruo. noar
cen gomle &trfe er bortifimnt."
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Farmer Husef og Raven

peIiin, init paa Senne lib, pil gisrt
goo Girfnina ieIp Dos Menneifer
buiS Sorbeielie bill gjsre Sprsr moi
at ipiie Srngter eiter ct Wnaltio.
@u so Aar aummeI Serre, Der pnr
uaIrninSeIig iilnS os roif for lin al.
scr, pleiebc at Ipiie ct ggble eler,
tpl3 ban life bapbe sgblcr, iaa ei
Gar 6igen bper Iiten, fsr ban Git
Scug.
9cnuc @ane tilifrcp lan, at ban
bnpoc gob SeIbrcb. % oct bar eiter
al SonoipnIigbeO life itoen 8runo.
3niS 6Hiat ifaI pirfc oelgisrenbe,
maa Sen p9re mo6Inr frtif ug | en-
bper 5enieenSe aob; ON mltIigt ifal
cen ipiies rna. s Stcoct for at ipiie
ais0 % 9@q til 5rofOit piloe sc
fIcite 6oIf, iipr apinber. gisre bel /
at ipiie 6rligt, GGrer. 9GbIer og Zig.
uen0e ioaIpn9e sc fan faaes. Ter.
efter fan Sc goa ooer I'll at iptle foate
Spr6ifer, 8lommer m. m.
Gcrium &pinberne isrgebe for, at
Srr,gt / en- eacr onben SfiffeIie bIeu
en- ioit 9eitonoOeI al Seres 6rofoit.
oilNe be fsle iig lnngt ~Iettpre til
D$obe babe Icaemliq oq annSeIia.
life at tale ON, at bcreS Iriists.
faroc pilbe bItpe Iongt innlffere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10

S en- grtifel ON Sen f~ineiiIfc
Fresie ! amerifa ifriper Scientific
american bl. a.:
ganifeIiebeSerne for Sen fineIiTfe
SRtter ligger | 3agen. ct o. lam.
me Sro tiener ofte til 9etegnelie for
flere bunbrebe gegreber. I'll Sci.
Iebning fsies ser oerfor til Srbtea.
net ct beitemt Werfe for bpert ge.
greb. Der gipes tltiencr al iaaSan.
ne Werfer, 90 for bpert al Dem bar
man en- Ippe. 9ertil fommer alt.
iaa De egentlige Srbtpper. ct QoSt
leoet auiStrpfferi sreier fla imbIer.
ito meo 1000 tppcgraiiife Segn;
trrngeS Der nogen Gang Spper, iom
life babes for Snanoen, foriuroiges
De poa Stebet. De II 900 forifipI.
lige Upper nraa ielufslgeIig forbeIes
! ligeiaa mango Rim. 2Gieern bill
fpsrge, bnoroan | al @eroen Sptte-
rem fan fittbe trent | en- ioaoan Gam.
ling, ba man iom befienbt intet pr.
fabet bar at oroue Dem efter. Noget
utoet giennemsribenbe Srienterings.
miooel bapes beler life; Spperne
fan alene grrpperes / itsrre og min.
ore Giocliuger eiter beilGgteoe @e.
greber. Ran pleipr ianIeoes at Irg.
&c Segnene for Silt, Sfipl, Slime,
@ipae, Siifegarn clio. | Rlun, ser
fisher til binanben. aaigebel bIir
oct ct pol6ipmt 5obeSbrlto for Set
tercn. og ban oreier Jig life uSen
arunoige aitnSIfober poa De forifiels
li9ite Smraooer. Sort fon set 10
life gaa. Gen guile Ron6 bororer
lanGiomt melem Sc pGIcige Snpe.
%rcoIer, Ieber gritnotg / Gummene %
~itanier fra Sio til onben for at oper.
peie, / boilfen 8ruppe ct iielbert
ORB bel moline bare at ie9e. Oct
fan berfor" life more nogen, at ser
til SGtning al ell liSen fireiibet
NpiS trGn9es s eller Wanb, Ser ar.
beiber uafbruot / t2-t3 elmer,
atCiau 96-117 arbeibstimer. - s
eilroppiife gpiier freezer en- ligren.
Sc SatS ca. 40 Elmer.
Spao Sournaltitifen / ielpe aina
ongaar, er oct ganife rart at tpnfe
fig, at aineierne Der - io1n / iaa
meget anbet - bar pPret tioIiaere
noe emo noaet anoet SoIf - / Ee.
fling bapbe man ct 9lao aIlerebe for
1000 Iar iiben - men aaigenel bar
beres Gresfe cnbn,t life traobt fine
9arneifo. Gen bar oItib ppret iia
ielp nof oe bar olorig pinet ol,er.
fienbe. emo iiae inbfsre Sorbehrin.
ger, iom bar ubtGnfte al onbre Sol
feila9. Sort / be iibite aor er Ser
irbtraabt 6oranbring beri; mt far
9inas SopeSbper faat apiier, Ser
blir til paa moberne 8is, og beri tor
hi ie ct betpbningsfllot Sibeus
Segn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10


peSes iii at gan inS | Vatret; men Gle.
rem por rent gal Of Scrg oper lit Itorc
TAB.
Get ct i~nteresiunt at piSe, boiItc
Priier oiSie Tpr opnaar, efierat sc
er fanget meo iaamegen 6nre Oh
Msie. Cor ipoe aar iiben funoe man
iaa Ell Sansirnf for 1.500-4,0OO
arcner. yu mao man batnIe ira
~, 500-14,5 800 aroner for ben.
Strnoiere IGIges for LEGO aroner
Earet, iaa man pil foritna, at SanSt-
len meo biloe 7pr babe er en- lsniom
% en- reiifabel MffGre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
HibSsScQp.

%Trcnc bchouSIea, iom openfcr an,
'trt. Mi0n mooI5r ioa Slftcn o9 II.
ger ct Erno MED Sutfer til bper 8int
m,o Saft, al bar Oct op / Ell Grpo3.
Sooinor; Set btamrrer at foQc. l1oer
MAN SIT foNc rift bare ct Wtinut. io1
latter man @ruoen baapaa Stoocn
'Ilurmcr HCu aoNt % bpIDer set ian
" ! MlN.icr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
grinaebGr.Sam.

ct Birno Snffer til boert BunS
9pr. 9Rrene fnuieS / 8rpoen foyer
IS Minuter, tiIiRttes iaa Si,ffcrct %
foyer oct 3 Rinutcr Longer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SNltCoc &riuaehrr.

Ill hucrt EUnO moone, iriifc @rin.
3e5Nr. lager man "a Yrn0 Suffcr,
t,5HEcr &rr g Sufter goot iummen
20 .OGcr 0ct itoa 10-15 Winlter.
Soo bar man set op / en- 8ranat.
@rUNe, LAGER BET fommc langiomt ifoa
~ tcGe omtr2nt 10 Iinutcr. Ion
moa rHr2 / oct ia fleet iom muIig. 81
|Nr2nc offers Joar iitUFter. Get or
bc6it life at toge meBct as @angen,
CiiCr@ OtI @Treue "a. iormeget itu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
StiffelsbGr % Ribs- Gam.

Gre Buno reuieSe StiffeIsbpr, en-
aop Ribsiaft os 3a Buno Suffer.
M'au fnuier grrene, bar iaa Sufferct
| % laber altiammen foge, til Oct er
inf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
@rinsebGr % Garina YmSSina.

Ere Spiieifeer 6nrina bIanbes mes
en- baip aop WteIf, o. ioa bor man
Get op | en- Chart fosenoe Welt. War
tiiigtter ina en- baIp Sop Siiffer %
en- iiben alpbe SaIt. Man lacer Oct
foge Ell bnlp Zine | en- Touble 9oi.
fer, bar Bet ioa op / Ell 8orni, laoer
Den itan, til cen er foIo, boGlper oeri
iaa no o. bar tiff mes friife @rins,.
bPr oDer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SrinacbGr.GSoif.

IRE Charts rifle @rirBebrr bar.
oea op | et StenioO, % en- Guort 60,
off bGLcCS ooer % inn In0er man Dem
itoa ioaIeoc@ u Elmer. Ga preSier
man Sciten al % brIoer Set oper 9
Quarts til mco &ringebrr % laSer
oct i8icn itoa q Elmer. Ran pres.
isr iaa al SnftCn no o. tiIIGtter c;
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Wuar or oct Ecoit ut iviic Trnot?

let cr en- al f.c8c Solg notalt
2Groom, at hDja Ser ipiitc@ mere
6rigt, pilbc man life prre neot til
at tagc ioa mcptt Ntcoiciu, "a Men.
neIfcrrc@ @cl5rco UIioc urrc Iangt
be0re. Moocn ipiicIja Trult or
gapnlig banoc Moracn % Miteu,
men belit uuar Moocu er tom poa.
itaor 2Rgrrne, nItiao life iou les.
iert. naar Appstitcu or tiIirc>2itjuet
o. TorO6icIien bar ta9ct lin @eapn.
belle. Sra EN- IPngerc AiborOlina /
ct / 0orge uogiuet @loo tiuooer nj
oS at bibiGtte ct fort llSSrng, Der
itemmer aaHite operer3 mco Dor e9cu
Grinring / beune gag. Srltgt, iom
ipiieS ON RorgeneR pao iaiten6e
Sierte er meget iorfrt'tenOe os biGl.
per / bgi O III al bciorbre 6orOoi'
ellen. ct moSent sG6Ie eqer en- Zip.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10

pitno Suffer til bper Tint meo Snit
Iuoer Get fcse 20 Tinuter, ifnnmct
oct goot os brIoer BET op | 5Ioifer,
Tom foresIes goot. Soar man Iapsr
gringebnr.gbbif til iom Griffe, Ia
GER man | Eel al Saiten til 3 GcIt
Vann.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
3nTRt pp Afckkenet
gttrcsrst at Gu proihT Susmoes
Hi6S % Sringcbrr' Sam.

4 Fun0 9rin9ebpr, ct Eltno Ribs
8ibiene fnuieS, % al Saiten presie;
no al Dem, ioa blanoer man bennr
Sait meo "a Yuno Suffer til boert
8uno meN 6rugt, iSet man ogian
Ceier ben ~aipresieSe 8ibsiait. Gennc
Sirup fo8eS 20 Rinutcr % ifitmmcS
8oot, ioo bar man @rin8ebPreuc / %
foger Dem 90 Minltter Longer, "a
bTloer man set up / SeHp18IoSpr, Ia.
ser Set itoo. til Get er foIht, bar ino
@oraifin @or o0er % iptter @IaS.
icuc poa ct fisIigt, msrft Ste0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Blanc Rausc mco Ribs.

y @or @elotiu, 49, aopper MeIf.
81 Sop Suffer, 1 1beife@anilie, |
Sbeife Sm6r, 8 Stopper al IeIfen TO.
aea iommcn mc0 Sufferet, O. Sme.
ret, ioa bGlber man bette op | 8elati,
men, iom imiOlertin bar itoaet / III
BALM Sop foIo @}eIf en- boIp Stme.
@3on bar ioa &onilicn / o. bplocr set
Op / Ell 6orm, iom bar en- 6orbsininl
/ Wtt0ten, eler / Wangcl berai bpl.
ser man 6et op I ct opbt SAB % letter
en- aop uco / Mioten, inn ser bliper
en- l%l0bulnina Ser. Naor iou Sub.
oin8cn ifoI IerpPreS, bppIper man oen
no paa ct Tn0, bar en- Sop Nibs'
1eup / MiOtcn % itrer nogIe friife
Hibs poo Toppcn % rltnot guSoin.
gen. 9fan ipiicr Sen me0 6IpSe.
&rpSrcSc &ibS.
@n Sirup Ioue& al 3 8un6 Suffer.
I Eint G00if, 2 Spiieifeer Gunel, ,
SpiicItccr Neuif % y 9Geite Salt.
Noor bette bar fo8t IiOt % er finn.
met 8o0t, bar man 6 Irn0 aipiaeSe
Nibs / % foyer oItiommpn en- bal,
Silue
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
ut fQtte pad Rineiiif.

s en- Mrtifel ON Sen fineiiIfe
Bresie ! amerifa ifriper Scientiiic
Mmcrican bl. a.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
PROPOSED POLICE PRECINCT.
People Within It's Bounds Gratified at
the Suggestion.

People living In the county east Of the
Eastern branch read with a great amount
OF satisfaction the statement of Major
Sylvester, In The Star yesterday, concern
ing his intention to recommend the forma-
ton Of a new precinct to cover the terri
tory mentioned. The matter will claim the
attention Of the citizens associations In
the eastern section Of the District, ana
these organizations will render what as
sistance they can to the superintendent OF
police. As stated in yesterdays Star, the
eleventh precinct will embrace all the ter
ritory east Of the branch, which will make
big precinct, and require the services of
many mounted men. At present part of
this territory is in the ninth precinct, and
the mounted men in Lieut.. Daley's COM
mand will be transferred to the new pre-
cinct after Congress provides the necessary
money. The new precinct Will extend from
the District line opposite Alexandria to The
northern line above KenilwOrth and as far
east as Chesapeake Junction.
When the new precinct is formed 1t Will
be necessary to extend the telephone serv-
Ice, and several men will probably be put
on post duty at different points about ihe
county. 1t is believed that at least twenty
five mounted men will be required for duty
through the precinct, and the number of
footmen In the more thickly populated
places will be increased.
At the time the last police census was
taken, in 1897. the population Of the pro-
posed eleventh precinct was II, 1861, which
included 1.73S inmates of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital for the Insane. Since that census
was taken the population has increased.
but just to what extent is not known
There has been considerable building done
in some of the villages, and It Is the belief
of some OF the police that a census taken
at this time would show an increase of
fully four or five thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17
BABY CLOTHES ON VIEW.
Pretty Display Calculated to Attract
Mothers and Little Daughters.

Amid an indoor palm garden, tall. grace
full plants lifting their foliage in luxuriant
profusion. Is being held the annual spring
opening of infants and little childran's
wear, French lingerie. bridal trousseaux.
Paris corsets, &C., at Woodward & 10th
rop's, 10th and 11th. F and G streets. The
spacious salons in which the display Is
made present scenes of beauty and splen-
dor rarely seen outside of Paris and unsur-
passed in this country.
The loneliness Of materials, the flower
like tints of silken garments and their
artistic trimmings make color scheme de-
lightful to look upon and we'll worth trav-
cling many miles to see. Here are the new
matinees and negliges. In white and the
most dainty colorings and dressing Sacques
that are creations of taste and elegance;
the new white silk petticoats for evening
and those In colors for street and morning
wear; corSets and girdles. that show the
utmost thought In their designs and treat
ment, perfect In fit. style and grace; Paris
lingerie in sets, that are works Of needle
art in most exquisite Observation-Disclosures,
done in sprays and clusters after natures
own patterns Of symmetry and graceful
ness. There are In every line of this beau
tiful goods unique features. new ideas.
novel combinations that make the exhibit
particularly attractive and interesting.
The childrens wear will most delight
fond mothers and their little daughters,
ana the little ones Will ma especial dellGnt
in view of the dolls, large as life, dressed
In the pretty clothes made for living chill
dren. Never before was displayed Here
such abundance Of exquisite frocks. coats
In all new styles and shades and fabrics;
such picture-iike hats and picturesque bon
nets-in fine. such fairyland Of dainty
little garments for little people.
Add 10 the charm and attractiveness OF
the exhibition the graciousness OF the
salesladies In charge, always pleased to
show every article and to explain each
new feature, and altogether this Is per-
feet and ideal opening that will be appre-
ciated in crowds by the people of Washing
ton and vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17

We often learn Of marvellous surgical
0perations-of man having his stomach
removed, or Of . missing vertebra being
replaced BY Z silver one In tho spine, and
of other wonderful feats, and We read Of
them with open-mouthed establishment.
Yet when an equally mirac ulous recovery
e made from some terrible disease-by
the use OF . medicine - people do not
give the medicine equal credit. "Blood
Wine" has performed some truly magical
cures-cures Of diseases that baffied ply
siciAns for years. When . man suffer for
years, loses his strength, desh, endurance;
wastes away from stout manhood 70 .
Trail skeleton, and at last b saved By the
use Of . medicine, shouldn't credit be
given to that medicinef Shouldn't such
result prove its valued Shouldn't such
positive proof speak stronger than words?
Read tho experience Of Vim. s. Bowie,
Of Charlsstown, Mass:
sFor z number Of years I suffered with
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Reception and Musicale.

Arrangements have been made for a re-
ception and musicale for the benefit of St.
Stephens Episcopal Church. to be given
tomorrow evening at the Fairmopnt Semi
nary, corner of 14th and Yale streets north
west. The reception proper will be from
8 to o'clock, after which a musical pro-
gram will be rendered for the entertain
ment of the guests. The receiving party v i'll
include the bishop of Washington. Mrs. and
Miss Satterlee, Rev Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
and Prof. and Mrs. Ramsey. Among those
who will assist in the musical entertain
ment will be Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Clire
soprano: Mrs. Margaret Nolan Martin,
alto: Prof Ernest Lent cello; Mrs W.
Sinclair Bowen. plano: the Misses Rayial,
violin and cello. and Mr.. William Ga
baugh. baritone. Music during the recep-
tion will be furnished by string quartet
under the direction of Mr. Skinner.
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ADDRESSED BY MIR. WEST.
District Commissioner Discusses Pub
lie Interests Before Citizens.

The Bloomingdale and LIE Droit Park
Citizens Association met in the Sunday
school room of the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church. Rhode Island avenue
and 1st street. last night. and Commissioner
Henry L. West, who was present, addressed
the gathering. In the absence of President
Clayton E. Emig, who Is In New York.
Mr.. Calvin Farnsworth, vice president, pre-
sided. After considerable discussion a reso-
luton was passed calling for renewed agt-
tation relative to the paving Of Rhode
Island avenue from Florida avenue to 1st
street northwest. A committee of three,
consisting of MeSSrS. LIE Feyre, Hoskins
and Presnell. was appointed to bring the
matter to the attention of the House and
Senate committees. The membership of the
organization. which is only two months
old, was increased by the admission Of SIX
swelling the total to 102.
The speaker Of the evening was intro
duced by Mr. Farnsworth, who referred to
the fact that the Commissioner was a life
long resident Of the District and that it's
citizens could depend upon him to do all
In his power toward securing legislation
beneficial to the District at large, the
Bloomingdale section included
Commissioner West prefaced his remarks
by expressing the pleasure he felt and
the implied compliment rendered him by
the large number present who had risked
much In coming out In such weather, and
uecidTeu II spoke well Tor the progressive
spirit OF that section Of the city. In re-
ferring to the part citizens associations
are playing In the progress Of the city, he
said:
Il thoroughly believe in citizens assocfa-
lions, for the reason that the residents
should have some voice in their govern
ment. and the association is the only me-
dunn through which their particular wants
can be carried, with weight, to the gov
erning body. By this method the citizens
can better ascertain what they need. and
by working shoulder to shoulder can ac-
complish much. You could realize what a
potent factor your associations are. IL you
knew what difficult matter 1t is for the
commissioners to get what they want
Tor the District from the congressional
committees. We have to explain in detail
every little matter that you and I are per
fecly familiar with, explaining not only
what Is needed, but why it is needed.
when we have copies of resolutions from
these associations. backing I'D our de-
mands. the road Is a much easier one to
travel" ~ W
In discussing the arrangements for the
District finances, Mr. West declared that
although the ten-mill ION dollar loan had
not been realized, still the appropriation
Dill was SO arranged as to provide for
the completion of the EXTRAORDINARY ex
penoltures, and that ultimately the re
suit would be practically the same as If the
proposed loan had been granted