The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 11, 1899, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1899 7 : I,)Qm&‘fifimwssmmmsamssggags@aaig;; 1820 _.ossosz,osml; . : -GAMBLERS CONFER % UNITED LABOR AGAIN RAISES ¢ 0. 0. FOWLER READ THE SIGN BOARDS WITH SAM RAINEY s vouce aaamsst 1iE Rack £ ISINHERITS L Lo seails e o e His WiDoW Warner's Safe Cure the Victor ookmakers Resort to Desper-g ;iim s o st ot s ooy o o o - Among Modern Medicines. ate Measures to Defeat the = |1 " e s s wanmousy st s v et ot e §| A e S G e e e s abor Council last night: i eirs. 28 a remedy for toothaches. Imagine such ghastly nonsense as this parad- Thursday night the Building Trades Council openly condemned the race- track’s notorious adjuncts, the bookmaker’s stand and the city poolrooms. Last night the other central labor body took a similar but stronger action. The matter was first called to the attention of the council by Walter Goff of Carpenters’ Union 483. He made a brief speech in which he mentioned the action of the Supervisors as most commendable, and suggested that the council, as a representative body of workingmen, take some action. Mr. Goff was followed by Walter J. Macarthur of the Coast Seamen's Union. Mr. Macarthur briefly mentioned the evils of the racetrack, and supplemented his remarks with the introduction of the resolution and moved its adoption. It was seconded by M. Monahon of the Typographical Union. One delegate after another took the floor. All expressed themselves as unal- terably opposed to horse racing as at present conducted in this city, and ex- ing as medical science! Yet the human mind, like the human body, must creep before it can walk. In time men learned to reason and medicine was REASON IS NOW UNKNOWN put upon a rational basis. Back in the old days, some childish or disgusting mess would have been used to relieve indigestion. Mark the progress illus- trated in this letter from J. E. Stockwell of Lincoln, Neb.: “I have been badly affected with trouble of the stomach and have used A CONTEST TO HIS WILL IS| nearly all kinds of medicines and doctored with local physicians to no avail. READY FOR FILING. After being almost completely discouraged, I was advised to use Warner's Safe Cure, which I did, and I am glad to be able to say that it is the only remedy that has done me any good. I have used three bottles and am New Ordinance. Supervisors Declare That the Evil Must Be Destroyed in This City I S S0 RO TR0 S 850 83 030K SSCHRIN S 083 088 (YRS BRSO 8302 $8 pressed the hope that it would one day be a thing of the past and could be at flce_ % looked upon ;\s;x horrible nightmare. There was a little objection to the reso- | The Documen: Was Drawn Five Days | feeling like a new man all over. I am thankful to the Warner's Safe Cure lution, some of the members thinking that it was not a proper matter for B | Company for their medicine, and can recommend it cheerfully to those suf- © the council to consider. Messrs. Macarthur, Phillips and Rosenberg an- | Prior to Fowler's Death and 02~ el Bt i 5 - swered these objections. They sald that the Supervisors were elected by fered for Probate the Day SRecs }g the people. The council represented the working people and had a perfect o Another instance of the victory of rational medicine is afforded by Jacob P have over-|effort to break them down has mada them | £t rigm“g; e pre_s; i‘:‘s ar{rrovalhof an?' gunld action taken by the sudper'vilznrs. 5 Cramp of Birdsboro, Berks County. Pa., who wrote, May 10, 1898: r it h 1| more firmly set in their purpose. An in- |g8 ot said Mr. Macarthur, “for all you know your wives and children a 2 = . 0 L | terview with Supervisor Collins 15 typi- £ may be spending your hard-earned dollars unknown to you in the pool rooms I Bave taken five battles of Warner's Safe.Cure. It relieved me of the ' e opinions of the majority of the | g or at the track. The political influence of the gamblers in this city to-day % ) Bne s i pain over my kidneys. When I got down I could hardly get up again. I |8 is strong. They try to control everybody. Now, suppose the Supervisors When D. D Fowler, & pail-kno did not know what was wrong with me. I could hardly do my work. I V] 3! 4 Polk street, ing man, who resided at 634 Polk stre heard of Safe Cure and thought T would try it. After taking one bottle I LI ST IR BT LIAILAS Lred st % find the great mass of gamblers, touts and toughs are opposed to this meas- s |2 ure and do not hear a word from the decent citizens, what will be the result? died on the 9th inst. he left besides many 3 - : % > < E ¥ | & Everything will be one-sided and naturally they will fail finally to pass this destrable legacles a ";Ch °W°;‘““"y(‘°; ;ee’:p?et::rt‘r Xn%'m very: sratofubifoc Wamer s Safe €iire and mould advine sical subt ot a rom the v 82 measure. 1 belfeve It is a good one and I also believe it is our plain duty to go bitter litigation. This has been selze & Yt | o Uneriuge | sale betiing on races as is done at the |X2 on record In this matter.” by Ella Fowler, decedent’s widow, and Just one case more. Averett Perry, of Louisburg. N. C., say: b I and will pe | Dresgnt time is working an awful injury | 8 ° Other members followed Mr. Macarthur on similar lines and when the in consequence the Fowler will contest “I have taken only one bottle of Warner's Safe Cure and it has done me : lo_the public Old and young of both | 0 Ly ot ihere s e dly 0 2 may eventually be numbered among the N Ran cncihing eisad ey X . 1 h is corrupt- | sexes have caught the craze to an alarm- | g duestion was finally put to vote there was hardly a dissenting voice. Those oat bitter in_the annals of local litiga- more g00 an any g else I ever took. I had an aching feeling in the pit of ing extent and are wild to wager their | & voting in the negative afterward explained their action by saying that they t M Fowl cas disinherited by | ™Y stomach. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I can time to call a halt to this|gs were opposed to the evils of the pool Tooms apd book-makers' stands, but on. Mrs. Fowler was QI eltause..| recommend Safe Cure as the finest medicine in the world.” mbling that is driving £ thought the council should confine itself strictly to labor matters. :‘l“rt‘?ust‘;’)‘("n:;’; R iia Does the clear and energetic language of these men leave any doubt of at is, unkn — Following ie: the story comes to light during the trial thelr sincerity? The stomach derangement spoken of is commonly associa- taiReiNel et e el el tad e pud el A alr f . i 3 sosone of the contest it will doubtless be dra-| ted with the approach of Bright's disease. No painted Indian ever crept to HORO% SSOIONR 0 83 101 88 101 23K + destroy | crime. I believe. ar B DA L < = L At g ;"a\l :fm B ohea oF . Hunbevi | : 7 m:uulllly nueresur;g o s a settler’s cabin more stealthily than Bright’s disease invades the body. A iblers that | guty to abolish horse | [ing the State's representatives to the Su-| Fowler was an old man, having passe 1l white skin, tendency to perspire, indigesti nblers nat | dugy tg whetlsn ok | SOUSA V8. WAGNER |\t.le Siniv ompseuniptives to the 80|, 2% anioth yous: s wae wotih abomt | S0t Sis S0 LpCencr o PeTPbiis infiecstion 400 St Snfetk sime Port I(HZ‘Im},] \i}r‘h_ in July next. The | $200,000. convention has been called by Mrs. Eu- | he was broken in health and it is said A Novel Concert at the docia S. Moffat, the State commander. | meen nnatie i6 {ransact business of the| bear in mind that it has a record of twenty glorious years. It cures all ail- = 5 The headquarters will be at the Lick v d bladd i o hort G itthattan. ia. Hous 3 Bieeaning afih 3 = most simple character. As an instance ments of the kidneys, liver an: adder, including even the terrible disease ng short of the com California glse gD Ll ing of the day named | 03%7h, & GiSability it is stated that & few | named for Dr. Bright. The road to health is open, if only you read the sign Biarh i Slee DS bIG 2 .| there is to be an exemplific | frequented and support. HE music of Richard Wagner is| ole 5 3608 &5 EXemAT days before dissolution he was asked to e O I Tonennd thae wilione foll hdorse two checks, but the pen feil from [ board aright 1 is death For some time before h Lose neither time nor courage. Take Warner’s Safe Cure regularly. and d the wel- | streets of this city 1 fment upon their to he time 1 a . ould not da i1 v plete abol: pla. ed face in public by men who never have | hardly popular as that of John quet. The next day 3 X P e n thel ket at on BilE Seusa, Judeing from the mod- | of methods in the parlors of the Lick | his, nerveless fingers. Thursday be Pt = | erate sized audience that turned out | House. gy ol and just as the night fell | Peoele Will Ta“(! H AMUSEMENTS. 4 = | h er pr me last night and 3 » Yesterday morning early a document | —_— | vent them, if you iook pale and sickly and com- | piain of sisepiessmess, ogs of memory and weak: | mlla LAST 2 . Their remarks will not be always good- | el e Lo CONCERTS | the tremendous advance sale for to-night, purporting to be the last will of the de- natured, either. The world is very cruel. | as follows: To Lizzie Fowler, a daugh- Hoksiop i bongualy (axing k okaiman o = | ter, $6000; to another daughter, whose THE FAMOUS MATINEE TO-DAY! name was not mentioned, $2500; to two | sons, F. D. and D. D, Fowler, §3500 each, PERFEGTO TABLETS‘ . ana to Mrs. Wiliiam D. Farren $2500. Thé | | Charming and Exquisite ce. d_was presented for probate. It bears date of March 5, 1899, showing that it was drawn just four days before the | old man died, and disposes of the estate v, for 1 believe a | when an exclusively Sousa programme Fior e bonrd, {Einiot all ofwim e playedeRtIL AWaEnex in BIE onn ermined 10 Abolish | Jittle way is mot an uninteresting com-| 2g peopls will move | poser, and last night in the California Mr 9 SaaidiBeq aguy ut we will | Sousa stopped acting long enough to give ast settle the matter h readings from many of the excellen SR master's music dramas. After each Wag- THE LABOR COUNCIL. v some- residu Vi ds A ner excerpt there was an encore, some residue of the tate was_left to dece- —the handy pocket Tablets that you can carry | t | o o ssually Sous: dent’s children, share and share alike. ! STTat three, usually a Sou ¢ ren, ith you everywhore. PERFECTO TAB: er- | Carpenters’ Unions Are Booming and :I:’::h ‘:\ro :,lm“hmz of equal lightn, The lesla;()rlsjwbl_dow wasdc:‘t ?}ff wl:}l- ;E'x"s nouris) thanenes;theyrep‘ulruhltbered1 BALLROOM PROGRAMME. e s 3 & 5 Jof, el > out a cent. D. Farren and E. Groenen- Dealth; they revive memory; they insure sound o Cigar-Makers Seeking Assistance. |and dash. So there was music to please | dyke were named as executors. B hos give rellet to e wasto and drain | 1 O-INIGH T ! s 2 i At the me of the Labor Council | everybody—the long haired and the short. | Farren offered the ;vm rtor p;ogatecanrd of vital povers, lncumdhhy e orbll‘r;d!l- : "* |'last night all unions ption | Mr. S danced, pranced and gestlc- 4 immediately appeared before Judge Cof- | cretions of early years; they restore ambition; A TREAT OF A LIFPETIME. a 1 do what | ¢°y 8o cs Blowers me B | M g o 1 el s EliTls \ fey with an application for letters of ad- | they impart vigor and potency to every func. | ETIME 5 2 ss ers mac ourag- | ulated sual in the Mg sic. | ] \ \ L aation. iiliam A- Beatty: of the | tion and brace up the system fn men and women, | Ing report that work w All have | personal capers have become a part of the | N \ \ firm of Shortridge, Beatty & Brittan, was | young and old; they give bloom to the cheeks’ | appointed committecs aid the Sousa marches. We all watch and wait | o= 3 \ Dresent. however, and contested the is- | and Tastre to the eyes; they make you bealthy | ! makers in their fight for the > hat i 1l of us except the | 5 guance of the letters on the ground that | ar \ppy- Y | of blue label cigars. This f Lor them- tHRb /S, 9 s 2 - R Ceontes 1 v b | Cally ‘means the lte. or déath ot the in. | bandsmen themselves, who seem to make W P | contest to_ the will would snortly b MAKE PERFECT MEN AND WOMEN The March King. ternational Cigar sre Union, and |a specialty of looking the other way and | filed by the widow. e contest will One 56 Cents 'G Boxes at $2.50, a interest is taken In it |blowl aight ahead in legitimate busi- | 5 = forth that the document was executed un- | Box Renews Guaranteed Cure or nigresty i aken in it |blowing straight ahea ate | = —= < | der duress and the undue influence of wir. | vital Energy. Money Refunded. | ut the country. " ness-lik hion. But in the Wagner and Mrs. Farren. It will also be averred §iited on receipt of prico by i mflhflr‘- f;"}i’”‘,“ that un;\:t;x‘:n musfc Mr. Sousa did not beat the air in - = P er l\\n‘sh ln;ulne for soemtel)tl‘:rr\‘e THE PERFECTO CO. Caxton Building, Chicago, lil. oo b ALe Ak ent the e agrams. - em- | rior death and consequently un- I Drug Co., 8. F. Oaklan | odilpeate pstEunions, [valn apd vess L ‘r‘f"“g’i;?‘.;{ 1',,“, Bt = = = |able ke a legal wills that while n |24 M5 Ol DougiCo. 6 F- enGioMNee 1 pen a ployed none of his secret signals anc w &= i his condition he was influenced to make gs are bein regu \zged not a bit. He directed with mod-| Quick Trip From Alaska. | o ment, and for these reasons fhe | S Doctor £ et i °1d | (ration and dignity, and drew from that e codfishing schooner Winchester | dead man's widow will go into court and | \ AND HIS BAND. % % on the Zist pecces | eratlon and diEnie, o hrilling perform- | Made the run from Sannak, one of the | battle for a portion of the wealth he icft | MEYERS - y prominentsisbo; T e of the “Gotteraammerung” funeral | Aleutian Islands, Alaska, to San Fran- | to his children and strangers to her cx- | & F 5 march, of the cession of the Knights ::*;’ 'n] the !:')mm' ibly short time of ding to the story of the proponents & CO. SEATS AT THEATER. F d e o wparsifal” of | twelve days. She left this port on - i: D | of the Holx Grail in “Parsifal” and of | - S pc Jan will F;tu»?e ‘;‘Em:re nr&txep(l: Specialists for Men y 3 last, bound for Sannak, and made | occurred at the run to the Shumagin Islands in twen- | months ago and the estate is separate | Alidwinter Fair have we heard such |ty-ome days. Owing to strong northwest- | Broperty., = l}f‘mi‘“:‘h(,"‘;'”e’"cm:m}““g:! &\ umer on @ whd band. Miss | TIY gales, she had to seek anchorage at | Bifiaha to b arrested on a charge of | Maua Reese Davis sang “Elsa’s Dream,” | Sand Point, where she remained six days | jnsanity and had him taken before the et Siew meme | from “Lohengrin,” in a nice, cool, in- under very stormy and alarming condi- | Commissioners of Lunacy, who, upon ex- ght new mem | from LobenEH ¢ Dorothy Hoyle gave | tions, holding ground by means amination, declared. him pértectly saneand e o | Bene ey e e of her excellent violin | 8nchoes and all avallable chal ordercd his immediate release. He was | Censel: dbieead and Moy T it o then taken by his friends to St. Luke's the Wilhelmj arrangement of soon ;m"(hnal“v»«a?g::”mmc"r';n:fih?;.; Hospital, since which time he has lived | the * hauser” overture. Not since the old days when John Philip played at acier was the Webb Pre | 5 ST e | EVERT EVENING, INCLUDING SUNDAY. No Pay Till Cared. | MATINEE TO-DAY. bttt g BLANCHE WALSH, MELBOURNE MACDOWELL | vice and private book— ’ | | | | penters playing in ¢ Z Je “Prize Song.” Altogether the concert | proceeded to Sannak, w she ‘arrived | apart from his wife. | ALL FREE, Town Talk. = Tize BonE. M ertaining. There will | February 10, On this i s arrived | “bout a month ago Mrs. Fowler, ac- | KSTABLISHED 17 VEARS: myonmnds cured at bomes 5 s 1t 2 : was unique an g, ; | Coafish ~ Co 7 matntal Sy cording to Attorney Hassett, represent- | All letters confidential. No Charge for Consultation AN RHE o The hait-tones in Town Talk, out to- | 1% Vigger crowd at the matinee to-day | Codfieh " Company maintains ‘two cod. | £2:%}% executor, sued for sipport, and 73| e - MELBOURNE McDOWELL COMPANY day most > “ d dancing class | a . ch were in charge of 3 axs bi U death shi aused (] . —IN— to hear the “ballroom an & Ca ? PR e three days before his death she cause Elevator Entrance. o 5 o aptain Carlson, who was the skipper of | {PYe&, QAN OFRCi1e freak in the door SN FRANCISCO } FANNY DAVENPORT'S ERODUCTION attractive, stage and Soclety stars belng | nrogramm pictured 8 World of | Dicht for the “nothing but Sousa. Law are D: as they | —_— e yristle with persol ight pages ive cl political ch: Saunterer, who and the new |an Charlie_{ and a still bigger crowd t0-{ the schooner Mary and Ida, one of the | the PUCHC O AR Wae Tiving at the 8. |company's fleet. The two captai mpany’s fl € » captains re- | p N . Fs p 2 v 3 {‘_},‘,’:uf;l';; tarted on a tramp to one of the | sujt. The family difficulties appear 'to w PALACE quq adjoining _stations. Captain | pave bee e oney matters entirely. Carison’ was attacked with heart faflure | D4V beer due 10 Woney 7o & OTELS and died on the road, where he was buried M. Burdick’s Death. GR AND H with appropriate nautical ceremonies by LA TOSC | Next Week--FEDORA. Q @ | Coming—The Famous Original BOSTONIANS. All the Way From St. Louis. of the Columbus Brewery, . dined at the Zinkand the other nts f":l"‘;"v‘”"“ rich’s latest play, W. Beloin's New | ———————— the crews of both vessels. The WIn-| Detectives Gibson, Wren and McMahon, SAR FRARCISCO. al de aw Xorls expericncs Snt i Bvh o | Rincon’s Delegates. Chester 1s unloading at this port a full | serer careful investigation into the death CounexCed Yy & ooterad premavar Q| r By special article by Willard | Rincon Parlor, Native Sons of the Gold- | Slmoficn obh. sha s it has béen | ;¢ z. Burdick, the old man from Tomales, ““‘30‘;“'0%:*2:“5-“‘“‘“‘- ehelder. <" | en West, has clected the following naraed | fish {5 remarkably white, and it is prob- |in the Commercial Hotel from gas, are WoTE THR PRIOES: e session of the | aply the first time that a cargo of cod- | satisfied"that it was accidental and that | 81 : lelcgates to_the n i John 23 2 A% bt E : i e pward o | ‘in\n. W. J. Wynn, | fich has been landed in San Francisco in | there is not the slightest foundation for 8. gfir k’vzfl =P'ln1g + Populists in Trouble. er will w the old man leave his saloon and Use Use again to the cod- | lace; alter- | ¢ as P or having g V: bbed. Vi A BT o rves anies e mmn. | Such a short time after having | the rumors that he was robbed, He was jonce Bollcited. X et, swore to a complaint in Judge Gra. | i | cially those who are adh b o e Cupalla, salsonresper on| BMGADAG00000BGaAND | L0 0 D ST RO 1 kiegs hav ham's court vesterday for the arrest of | “Arabella, Tell a Fellah,” a fine new | quirements of the Lenten season. The | Montgomery avenue and Jackson street, eremi b e el SIYSASCe childieh, at the prohibitory legisla- | S0 3 Gloust E . 3 s B gl ltory leglSla- | George A. Clough on a charge of misde- |gong, by George Evans, “the honey Win : the ; AT heir eriminal practices | meanor embezzlement. Kinne alleges that ibn %, hus just been fssued by Mauvais | fienin station chERERUs OUIRARt tnat fiwatchel AT S RO 16 GREAT NEW CARDS. ALL HITS—19 s ookmaki 2} Ao A (nl1115131\"‘1]'):‘:::‘1()n;’Llci‘;gegxgco'lf-I g9iasaricet girest * |about May 1, when_the \ Francisco | night, and the night clerk in the hotel WDdeul'yS . Waoodbury's e TS Mmoo = the | five commitiee of the county committee | e e Wb [ gourmets wiil' again have a treat of new | saw him g0 upsiels, o LS Redtoor. | Facial Soap. & / Facial Cream. T e ro- | of the People's party and refuses to de- adi 3 i(‘.u]fl.':h he fl a Sodis ,011’1[):!7") There .V\!L e ALt WO OLA HAYDEN, Phenomgnu Girl Barytone. | The first State Convention of the Ladies | expects to chronicle the arrival of new | men were with him. at was found | The only preventive for pimples, biotches, | NETUNG L ACROBATIC MONEBLS SND 1ty | liver it up ; : B C 5 codfish every sixty da of the Maccabees of California will be | SOURAN YIS, ERTH 00 held in this city on the 17th Inst in| iyreatened with a few d . and thus prevent | in his trunk were an old coat, three dirty | y, - S 4 { lackheads, red, rough and oily skin. Send 10 which we were | pairs of socks, an old palr of boots and | cents for Beatty Book, and receive sample | CHAYDER CaAND " HETHERTON, Comed s ago. |some shells In a clgar case. | cach’ of Soap and Cream, tres. JOHN H. | giaten Artiste, 3 > §. R. Hall, 10 Kearny. Opening of our beautiful imported hats to-day. ¢ |G Gate Hall for the purpose of elect- 7 ; P 4 beautiful imp ats to-day Golden Gate Hal purp &g‘gflfl"ég‘vcg‘;:‘- 23d st.. New York, and 183 Mx.aslez\m?ma g‘f c‘gn.xb'rlsxxgn and LOUIS e : ST ASSEN, in My Husband's Model.” e O e R e i > vebei-eb e @ | THE HULINES AND THE FOUR EDDYS. 53 Z3e BRI SE Ve S B S o Baja California MATINEES WED., SAT. AND SUNDAY. G 9+ JYERFECT womanhood de fect health 5 pends on perfect health. ERS DEfiRAD[Nfi AND RUINOUSQ ¢ Nature's rarest gifts of physical beauty vanish before DAMIANA BITT ALCAZAR THEATER. AN ; pain 38 & piwichul agniouiitng Rad fephcific (ohis b - MiEnt 5 or sexual and urinary organs of both LA ; Sweet dispositions turn morbid and fretful. : Efin"‘:fl; ‘ba:;‘gf;_'"“:’ ot ate o ONIATINEE ;I‘O-DAY at 2 1 the fdea of build- | © ; The possessions that win good hus- B R | I e e e 2 /WW. &z/f// _/%/M G 77? + bands and keep their love should be guard- E cr - ,,,,,"g‘fn'l,,m‘“i"s_ (SRUNE. Agents | THE LONDON LATEST FARCE HIT, ; ¥ ‘ 7 z edby women every moment of theirlives. F RFE e PY y 7o The greatest menace to woman's per- DR M NULTY A MAN racing gamblers | 4 6‘0&,7/‘)’\7 @Afl. /7@/% Ce - M 4 manent happiness in life is the suffering WOMA"' . C . he: i ore | i 7iE R N VN N ng ] to bolster their declining I«é«{;srn, ° & thatz comes from derangement of the "oon ‘E,‘;i&fih‘.fi’ffipfl?&“;&&fmi‘;fififi? WI I H . A Vote by Yo e, o Liypread 732 z Many thousands of women have realized - e P A P AST [} ; a2 7 ;/ % L// /7 this too late to save their beauty, barely in time to save their et Eoaa e tharady Sonheatay Cah orsattes ° i -, that | Ly d:véfia,a [”Zbflz oS Ztse. g : lives. Many other thousands have availed of the generou? in- w:k?::‘;‘: DT e e MONBATL ¢ Balorlty Sreetile o - 7 7 z;ft:;:o:ng Mrs. Pinkham to counsel all suffering women free _WC"‘ «A SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN.” 214 3 arge. : ; & PS Mgs. H. J. GARRETSON, Bound Brook, N. J., writes: *‘DEAR SR R e SRS Soay ALHAMBRA THEAT | ¢ Mrs. Prukiaw—1 have been tak- | TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE. | AL ER. @ . F : f : D T C Edd; t A Notable Book |: % ingLydia R Eithas's Vensloble s Eroesine Krline. Proprcor 0 6% | e eanapeppt o6, Hloen, MacDosald Y ompoun w1 e Des! an 80, On the War. P 1 and can say from my heart that MATINEE TlllS AFTERNOON at2. 3 T THIS EVENING AT 8. —EVERY EVENING— | & % your medicines are wonderful. LAST TIMES. 1 / ¢ My physician called my trouble Offenbach’s Mythological Work, Ew EY N CLBA WITH SHAFTER <‘> chronic inflammation of the left D % j 3 ovary. For years I suffered ve By LIEUT.-COL. J, D. MILEY f ry S )but it te M:sy THE HERO OF MANILA hief-of-Staff bafter. 33 gt : ¢ Bty e Pl b Pinkham's Vegetable Com- AT i « —AND— With 12 portraits and 4 maps from || | A1 % pound and kind advice, I i e | OUR NEW EASTERN STOCK COMPANY. ial / e er: i atoes | 3 Next Week — The Comedy Opera, “THE | Received nightly with the utmost enthusiasm 3 ¥ L4 Z‘ A ,{J__ /4 + am today ?.dwell W(;; !;ig;r"nknl;?.\bsn&%i'k Music by J. OPFEN- | b,\;}cruwde;l hflouses; L JEy i e = n. I wouldsay to al o o o | Prices of admission.... ..10c, 15c, 25c, 350 e b | ; 7 -/ 2 %/f > %% &7 Z {4 :x;'ering wome: take i e SALERDAY AnD UMY v yone! ¥s Jey - - ) A2 * o » % 5 for e matinee....25¢ antiago Campaign. His book is || & 5 geinie b R z medicine and your suf- = WSTEEPL s "hed;ll-‘:x'd‘qlll—;\lr’t‘rfl(rs'(kln(;;llxliugp nr:\?] fr ’{4 27ra ; J/‘V’M @ erings will vanish. EANDA OPERA HOUSE ECHASE e el e G T 3 atl 77 e ¢ MRrs. MAGGIE PHIL- orosco Amusement Co. (Inc.) Lesace. CENTRAL PARK, Eighth and Markst. Which the United States troops || ¢ /]/’7 L L // = ¢ LippE, of Ladoga, Ind., THE. SAN [FEANCICO SRANON OF. | thcountered and of how they were || & ¢ e oottt Colf pneo, f.) ® et GRAND OPERA G0 WHERE THE CROWDS GO! overcome. His narrative will un- || ¢ ) b £ ? S Extra Attractions—The Barrel of Love; Roysl “)““h“"i]—" be accepted ,“"’(hth" au- 4 & N C2roe Crrcecfntin,, +DEAR Mgs. P"‘"‘; In French and Italtan, by the | and Imperial Troupe of Japanese Lady Divers thorized presentation of the cam- {| & 7/ HAM—For four years ELLIS OP Rl A ol 5 SN pages set vividly be- | [.] ERA COMPANY er: Plgeon Fuse Shooting. Open Dally ¢ "r-ty'fl"_‘ at fi;&ti?é'fl'ufi }’ f / :;lfifl'c‘if f:f,m “lcef;' _ NEW YORK STMPHONY ORCERSTRA. . T s B R e s or the firs e re b< on O e womb. niarge: orus an allet! those details of the expedition | & Repertoire, first week--March 13, ‘“Faust,” EW TEL which not only furnish a deserip- T 2 /L\'/{/ P/ 100 e S0 eak of i rl: ei&el'q";m? fl’a‘}‘:x‘m"'..-fi:‘i:é‘d Fflu\'! Amfigvtgxklsa'rgg STS.—RE. tion, but also make possible a just 1 & ! could not walk across of De Lussan: March 16, double bill, “Caval- modeled and renovated. KING, WARD & Z) e Ly L [aste SR e the room without help. _After giving up all hopes of recovery, e i L L e L 7 ‘ ¥ ICIL S e oW = i‘ I was advised to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- SRS ey wnien if niflons [mamer N e T srcy CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS {/ f & > o pound and wrote for special information. I began to improve The tale of single seats for the fret six per- | — Publishers, New York. L2 3 jibiisnors. s 1 [ e e S e e e S o ) _from tho first bottle, and am now fully restored to heal L Eolegs ot resereg seats Byt % @ wecord- | Weekly Call,$1.00 per Year