The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 27, 1901, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1901. T , WEAVES CHAIN OF EVIDENCE EU[SSING WHAT sovesmmon Police Promotlons Subject Bea.“ty 1S “e&lth of Much Discussion Walnut Lake, Ark., June 3, 1900. Strong Testimony Is Presented at Trial, Which Again Results in Wrangle of Counsel. ou for the benefit | received from your advice and the Wine of Cardui | took. . —g in Department. } In my aflf; condition my life was no pleasure to me at ail and | was of no use to in Dep nt. { anybody. After receiving your advice and medicine | commenced taking it and began s ! immediately to improve. ¥h¢ Inslzltmcmdhmmwhld\ulnn!hccmct ( time, continued three days. | have gained strength and my wei hn increased. My Many Ambiguous Propositions Pro- i husband says the medicine has nud: me better looking than ever pounded by the Civil Service g Mn LIZZIE MANNELL. mi for Ad- Co:n“;z::l‘; ;:nk. Womanly health means bright eyes, rosy cheeks, clear complexion and elasticity of form. This is the youth unmeasured by years—the beauty of per- 2 g e fect womanhood. Beautiful women are happier and get more out of life than FOR,ATS & PoGHINT SR YR o9 their sisters whose faces indicate suffering. Wine of Cardui made Mrs. Mannell gc?\l-si"L gerg\r-l;:smgr'»rrj.lx‘::u:lzx:w;fir t::;pt':; “better looking” and infinitely happier because it cured her of those terrible sundry rules and regulations to give the pains. But she is no exception. . candidate an opportunity to guess ‘“‘who is who and what is what.”” Ny % 2 Secretary Moran has formulated the or rules for the promotion of members of- e the force. But between the lines, ambi- tlous ones are guessing what may mean is giving thousands of women health, beauty and freedom from the dnulns pains which have made ;;Mgg‘:‘f’lfc’:ylnzufiggn::rxcéi Blpide sl their lives so miserable. ~ Wan faces, haggard eyes and emaciated forms are the results of suffering. "Phoné are ihé three Testiives that count What suffering can compare with the torture of irreguiar menstruation, leucorrhoea and falling of the the most and they are subdivided into womb! Beauty flies quickly before the ravages of such disease. The sharp pains of falling of the {‘M“o’?:;?.“’p:‘:‘;‘:;;mgg'rg;‘};““' Secretary womb deepen the crow tracks in the face. Menstrual irregularities rob the eye of its fire and the com- Vo 0 st . ek laion T mebew plexion of its transparency. Leucorrhoca drains the body of its strength, but Wine of Cardui restores 1" flom 1n-she Forita Dapariiat meritovios ubs the natural beauty, brightens the eye, clears the complexion, rounds out the figure and brings back e N R T T the vigor of health. Every druggist in this city handles $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui. Sriginal appointment to the Police Department. For advico and literature, address, giving symptoms, “The Ladies Adyisory “Meritorious Public Service” 1s also : Department,” The Chn.n‘noo(l edicine’ Company, Chattancoga, Tenn. subdivided into many heads, the relative value of each proposition belnx left to the fine discernment of the Commission- ers or those who may be called upon ‘to & pass upon the worth attached to each 4 o deed of daring. SovrLivan Here is the gem of thought that leaves 1 AIIUSmMB. | OCEAN mvm. Paclfic Coast Steamship Bo =te?mer- ‘.{::;s‘![‘?‘m. dway an Ports—11 & m., | AR T B wide open a chance for favoritism: s SHASE Meritorious public service is hereby declared s 7 to ba service merformed in the line of duty, | THT GNALTIES which 18 of such a nature that it is worthy of commendation. So that credit may be prop- erly awarded meritorlous public service Is hereby divided into the following three classes, arranzed in the order of their relative excel- lence, that of the highest degree being first: 1. Distinguished service. 2 Highly meritoriots service. 3. Good and faithful service. ; Balcony, 10¢; Children, A Penalties Inflicted. $ [’ 2% ARROW. - JEREEE i b 4(0‘[ y 10c, any part except reserved. {4 lice officer takes one ‘‘high ball ot the Sofmission decrses. that he o oven: C, SECCIAL R | A BILL BUILT OF THE BEST. | y-fiv int: . ou! take e 3 b -, oo, “hiat & centary. of points 1s | MISI@]NA M MBS @OV El=JoN A | 1M ARIE WAINWRIGHT Assist-d by DAMAGING chain of around of the Street \arge of forg- or Vietoria, Vancouve; MATI TO-DAY. WED. MARCH 27 L Mg Tacoma, ngs were not devold e stage of the tria n would & of court on ac- rd District At | a6 N Ry F gh knocked off his record.” His infractions o5 L g | EDWARD ELSNER AND CO., BURT | Ry at Vancouyer to C. R ge M of discipline are to be regulated according 5¢ each: 27 for25¢ SHEPARD, CALLAHAN AND | i %, Aol sod cvery Mith day ihereat kering o the following schedule: X 3 * Santa Bar CLUETT PEABODY&CO MACE, SCOTT AND WILSON. Intoxication, 25 points oft: intoxication (sec- ond conviction). kL oAt off; nnLoep <1m dul.\‘ ERS; 25 2 SMITH AND CAMPBELL, TE- & prlmners to escape, yvnmu off; lardtne's!. |r} Vim, VlGDlt VIT_ALII!!ner! and PAPINTA 4 fl»:nl—\ ?:";?m:;m\"ff;"ing» o el s St Gttt | THE BIOGRAPH | "5 BIbh Wi fur on e g discipline hal! be deducted from the credit | e Tositively ' cape thé THIS WEEK SHOWS Cabo. Mazatlan. Altata, La Paz. Santa Resalla awarded for meritorious service, and the re- mainder shall be the rate to be given the ap- plicant under the heading ‘‘meritorious ser- <t | Vice” in the examination for promotion. s 8970 Under separate heads, €ach of the vari- | fv warrant and did noi authorize any |18 set forth. A wide-open range for pre- | Nefvous Debility, Headache, U Z‘;‘i;k:“g ?r‘i?[rn":rn'vfx‘,‘”flf‘l‘a?f QUEEH VIGTOHIA’S FUHEHAL {::f:’w}:,;u:’!‘:»r \nformation btain [ Sithent pre notice. oy ® "'f':r"u-r'r OFFICE 4 New Montgomory W | seront Paiace Tioten GOODALL, PRRKINS & CO._. Ger. Agts. on he bjected on did” not save it : | £6- 2 ¥ is left to the Commissiones 1 Se : AR hotn- Kytka Appears as Wnness' | | {one todosy e aminers, but Just WhorGn the degres | siivation, Stops. Ne Tie S i | T T A " P Marker vt San Francisen. r Evidence Against McGlade. and the difference may come is known | of Evellds. F""“cgurg SE Bume AT 2 | | (John Sullivan, who worked for the |only to those in power. Street Department in 1 s a_hodcarrier | , The rules read that applicants within | },nq e Srinll, unde ind bricklayer, was positive that he had | the “distinguished service class” ‘*‘shall | geimulate the brain and nerve centers; | nat signed his hame on the alleged forged | be awarded a credit of 100 on the subject | box; 6 for &2 50 by mail. A written guarant cument. Witress had not worked in the | of meritorious service in an examination | to cure or money refunded 3’"}(7 Doxes.” C department at the time the warrant al- | for promotion, provided they have never free. Ag"""!}.‘;; S g o eged on its face. been_convicted, after a hearing before 'g,(‘" a8 ;'n'}! o '.‘.,‘;rd Charles Trull, clerk for Bier & Regens- | the Police Commissioners, on charges of berger, identified receipts signed by Me- | conduct subversive of good discipline, | The Musical and Comedy s'.:r-;y::_fiu } m 0. R, & L] m' DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS “THE : FOYRITTIA ]\T D From Spe treet,Whart at 11 a. m. —~ WEDDING e sassen, mwdin COLUMBIA sails e Mar. 24 Apr. 3 GRAN ment to the jury, but was shut off by | the applicant’s continuous service in the | dge Melvin at the request of the du. | Police Department, including service in Glade 'when_he discounted salary war-|and prejudicial to the best interests of i GEO. W. ELDER sails. Mar. 23, Apr. § S rants with the firm. the Police Department.” wvimir DR JORDAN'S caear 1 , 5y Short line to Wailla Walla, Spokane. B e When Theodore Kytka took the stand Seniority Relative. | Helena and all points in the Nortaw: - | | Lennon made vigorous objection to every a v o .“SE“I of ‘ulT“"Y | i Through tickets to all points y | | cuestion asked of the witness by the pros- “The rating for seniority in service, | Next Opera—The Greatest of All Hits, E. C. WARD, ¢ | | ecution. Kytka started in to make an ar- | 58¥8 the report, “should be based upon | G247, 570l § | THE IDOL'S EYB, “HOOT. MON." | ¥ i uv‘uAy‘w-ugIMnuummlhe | POPULAR PRICES. . ecsos or any contracted .%c and 50c | AMERICAN LINE. fense. all ranks. As seniority is merely a {ela- gl pestuively cueedly insolicc _Telephone » %] i 4 o s : The handwriting expert stated that he | tive term, the applicant with the least Jeass S ¥EW YORK. ECUTHANMPTON. LONDOX. PARIY ENLARGED PHOTOGRAPHIC ! | had inspected <ertaln pages of writing fn | Service ig entitled to some credit, how- | OR. JORBAN—PRIVATE nlsuszst SAN FRANCISCO'S Stopping at Cherbonrz. westbound. x SPECIMENS OF GENUINE the books of the Street Department, and | €Ver small it may be. when compared Cooeultation #r=0 and strictiy private From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m to bring | N ) ISPUTE - q had also studied the writing and signa- | With the highest”credit, awarded the | ‘re ument personally o by letier. A LEADIGG TKEATRE‘ ....April 3|St. Louis 2 = | AND DISPUTED WRITING. gna | Fos.tive Oure in every case undertak - Lout Lo ere” to sust tures on the “John Sullivan’ salary war- | applicant with the greatest service. This & 7.' prpiigtasn- | ow York. April 10|New Y May ] ness could mot | . 4 | rant. Kytka was emphatic in stating that | credit 1s to be given not to all the men e e 4@ | BVERY NIGHT. INCLUDING SUNDAY. | Vaderiand pril 17/St. Paul £ g g " ‘thp same hand had done the writing in | in & certain class, nor vet to all of one valuabie book: for men) MATINEE SATURDAY. FED STAR LINE. ..Lennon came back ‘w_ixl; “:‘},‘}"’..{a‘;’“’i td!:‘c: (\;)v;’l:: ‘._:lx;;i‘ on the salary warrant pro- ;‘ra{‘?"}(r;:émg\‘fl ag\rsu,l\_\'r for :}fizr:h:::?nmr‘rz; ph JORDAN & CO., 105 Market St..8. F. CHARLES FROHMAN Tresents New York and Ant whe iuoted by he Disirict Atiorney, and | ,Lhe evidence of previous witnesses was [ the examination. Until the commission B ne e THE B tonty g hat McGlade bad made the k therefore, who have tak: - Friesland ......April . 2 that Ix Wht T B | that 2 entries in the | knows, therefore, ave taken an ex o e ADTil 1 ol Judge Melvin stopped the squabble by | bot sty arast e brosecution hopes to show | amination for promotion, it does not | SUCCESS \\n(-m md - aat 7 it | . R, uf THE 1 General Agent Pacific Coast, 20 Montgome: CENTURY! Kytka's expert testimony that Me- | seem possible to establish a schedule of 0R, MEYEHS&EU. | f ther " ynore bickerlng | Glade forged the names on the salary | credits for senlority in service.” | ey i g Sevant, obtaining the money for the| Here is where the joker comes in, say | Speclalists, Dis- . rks to the court, and I 1l see that | Kyika, despl some of the men aspiring for a change | ease and Weakness the objections of Attor-|in their relative ranks. of men. Estab- ! MlNISTEH T6YO KISEN KAlSflA HONGKONG. calll By J. M. BARRIE. AMA and HO: ling at Founded on his novel of the same nome. they do so after th The rebuke had | ney Lennon. was this. llowed to explain the| ‘Who is the man that can tell just what ; the effect of keeping peace for the Test of |.arrangement of ”‘m B e ML L . ., ust what | jighed 1851. Consul- . 1 ace for thy G 2 samples of handwriting | a policeman does,” sald a veteran officer e the ; Cathcart would not | on the large he witness Informed | 1nst. nISHt, ~It looks to me as it ihe | iation and private warrant was in | the jury how Jie had secured tne va v Rooj Sred, 06 ofiue G T ury I enlarge. | door was left wide oven, and the deter- fieved ome werd jooked g 1 °"E" e | ments from the books of the Streot De. | mination of the merits of any one man Shatintoed Fa1 - Auditor Broderick testified as to_the |ary warrant T el A LS i P oAb | Murkat siies tela on then asked | moc andi of handling salary war-| The enlargements of the admitted hand- | * A ber of oth § ton then ssked By c and- number of other recommendations are | San Francisco. 'l\ driu‘w‘ he “IFU‘I’;“ I(.-snlf\‘“:;rr{\n}‘;("[‘xt “|:)P| writing of McGlade were lettered Q. made, all trending to the point that the nd the samples L V) V' 1 P tn A0 wai gl e and the samples of disputed handwriting | Al determination of avery officer's de. : ‘w r‘lm-\:m:n; A\\d).:n ;): ;.\Xp;nur»n session was cadzl‘vd‘ “1"”" Kytka was in the midst of his 3’3"?nflifin'lr§"§§"’&"e‘ Z‘)llfllll %’erl\?l"ctcWL(‘[a,:::1 vington retorte, uditor Broderick was cross-examined by | cxplanation the b i ¢ a this case, and coun- case wiil be resumed 2 | Derham, deputy superintendent of ' o'clock, ed this morning at 10 icgo). Nagasakl and Shanghal. and Hmecting at Honkgong with steamers for India, ete. No cargo received on board on day of safling. HONKONG MARU. Tusaday. Anel & 1M Friday. May 3 1 i szuscommms NIF 4 N l mfl“ freight and passage apply a | .-gm..“ 421 Market street, corner o Phone South 533 2 R General Agent Cheap Rates. Aol ettt @ | 30,00 from Chicago; $47.00 from New York: SRR % : $27.60 from St. Louls; $25.00 from Missouri | f’;,"( ta 'vh‘nlz:]d_(:x:o; Tflmfll,l;;]flfil;m{xfilg ihis clty at considerably less than the cost | River points to California via Santa Fe Route. 5 ‘comply with the board's orders and re- | Chemist Green, whor Attoc o om0 CILY | Tickets good on_ tourist nd reclining chair fuse to make thé sanitary changes it is | tion. reported that " tho o anvestiga: | cars. Excursions leave Chicago every Tues. | b th ges were | day until April 30. See the Santa Fe Ticket | { __TO-NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEX.— | STEANST? MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY. 1 N R Magnificent Revival of Mrs. Harriet Beecher | i LINE e intention to condemn such property | shipped from outside countles and were Stowe’'s Immortal Story, “UNCLE TOM'S CABIN” To NEW YORK via ' PANAWA Direst d close it as fit for 4] - > Agent at 641 Market street. | N Cabin. $105: Steerage. $40. CHlNES[ UUAHT[H e i MLy of D Wehite of | SR O e mtcorte meat: egify | A6eet TR I A PLEASNE LaXATrre SRR X L L S the Marine Hospital service, Dr. Mat- | of the law, whi olators | gup.pORTS OF TRY—Anacortes d ..e Most Gorgeous Production Ever S P thews of the State Board of Health, and | jshanle by & Hon ':F%‘g:d"’(”;l“vel’::; PRl NO T (INTOXICATING rilfein This City ver Seen in g g, Leelanaw sails Tuesday, April 18 The Health Board had a Dr. Williamson of the local board. imprisonment. entry on Puget Scound. This will permit A _Powerful Cast: Plantation Songs and S. S. Argyll sails Mcndav, uay 6 A meeting of the committee will be held | si sels to go direct to these ports and make entr. R E = Dances; Jubilée Singers; Blocdhounds, etc. | at 1 p. m. to-day. “,:’&:’:;‘;"-‘;!;‘;;; ] ygars ago. but the | and thus avold the dslay wnd expense as here. | PRICES Erenines........10e, 15e. a5, Soe | F,_f;.;;m,:,;“;':.‘,‘. e LIS conviction of the oftenders: arrest and | tefore of first making entry at Port Townsend Matinees. .. I10e, 15e, 25¢ Fv F. CO NOR. | Pacific ¢ Coast \..m and obtainipg permit to proceed to those ports. The wind=-up of ’ Vigorous Action toBe Taken| runds to Cleanse Chinatown. by Federal and 81ale | ccommentca yorterday shet tho sum of % $6000 be appropriated to place Chinatown | Officials in a sanitary condition. The money will | be expended by the Board of Health, | hich will put a score of inspectors to | v The sum of $3000 was allowed for | Next Week—America's Tragedian, These hotels pos- E sess the attributes || ROBERT DOWNING in “THE GLADIATOR." s i, S = : Sk £3.4c n . that _tourists and || “cams s c TEACaND o sYoNEY 1 travelers appreciate ® Diea o TAHITI a"d —central location, | B Th ¢ Alhambra OMA, for Honolulu, Samoa, - | g5 s0n liberal manage- Al H]m house Zealand and Avatralia e ment, modern ap- - L] 3 J 3 Ho: a only At a e t e State and sfon o e Twe: s PHONE . April 6. 2 p. m. a st night in :Mn31’:‘0‘?::r-‘;r‘ldnlnn;lx:‘r)‘(;etv:::;‘ pointments and = mflum 0., B s, 327 Narkat St r rd of Health a com- The money will be taken from perfect cuisine, TO-NIGHT—MATINEE#SATURDAY. s, §43 M‘M st l'mln 7. Pacis 8t st e Ak O zent necessity fund, which now has ] ¢ | 8ol Passengse o ed evise plans foT | 19 000 to its credit. The resolution appro- American and Eu- I LAST WEEK | rough and immediate cleaning of priating $3000 for an engine-house on San I Francisco. ropean plans. ‘ Brino ‘avenue, near Twehty-ffth street. | San fra Lismie? 3 | ot the Mammoth and Master Melodramatic FOR MANILA DIRECT. 4 at the suggestion id over until the fixing of the tax — Production of the World! HE OREGON \ TAL STEAM- from San Al steamship Pahl’s Shoes d was of peoecd . BRIEF LOCAL NEWS, st H | hip compal t DR PIERCE S EI%_%&%‘E;‘:%{W ey GOLDFR Sale starts this morning at nine o’clock. This stock must with connections to "o i be disposed of in a few days no matter what the prices - : . inau ind that SHIPMENTS THROUC SR S R y P are. be follow:1 atout May : o fust 3 = GALES I % Eiz‘ s ENSHIRE arty In B ol forced 0 | Collector of Customs at Nogales has béen in: | We have made the prices so low that the shoes wili sell as fast MEDICAL ne A .u‘},grf.f“:.“ammmmvm for & Nmited num- gales as heretofore until further advice. RAILROAD DAMAGE CAS ON TRIAL— The trial of the case of Hel lis against the Southern Pa:-]flx Company for $30,000 for ersonal injuries was resumed yesterday befors ) d States L‘mul' Judge Morrow and a | > SCED—whitam | - by strict | Judge de Haven yesterday mo; to one year's imprisonment in the San Francise) HOWARD. 130 structed to accept entries at Naco as it made | B| as we can try themon. You wi.l have to ccm» quick if you DlsC. "/ERV hpsons Tor"at asmengers. For frelght and passage 3p- want to save $2, $3 or $4 on a pair of shoes. Here are scme | . ————— P of the values : NGS. e PAOIZIC STEAM NAVIGATION 0O. AND COMPANIA SUD AMERICANA DS VAPORTS | To Valparaiso, stopping at Mexican. Central and South rican ports. Sailin EATR! sq cr‘){rzo\?u‘u Tt April Men’s : The ¢ W, L. Douglas Stoes; woth A5 :( ?finéo:)so. ouglas Shoes, worth $3, $4 and $s, ROU s | > 0 At 12 m 8};}:}33 own custom make, worth §8, $10 and $12, will go i INJECTION. 1 Ton ghl W Gillette's cumjy ;,,',’,,“';E.,".‘..’",'\‘:m“.m passenger > o A PERMANENT 66 Shange at Acsouics o oeata sreet Other makes of shoes a little oat of style, worth $3 and o“hemmtomlmlecamol?d!!o!su | 00 uc e ALFOUR, ‘?L-T“E‘r_;f“ o0, Son. £4, will go at 90c. > Boys’ W. L. Douglas shoes only T5c. Aprtt 17, 19 RU cassneeranse s APEIl =, 190¢ A LAUGHING EUCCESS. | g8 ('( -\TFM ALA $ May —, 1901 12 m. from Section 3, Seawall, are bullt expresaly for Central T'hose dizzy headaches are very an- 4 County Jall for breaking open & mall ng. Don’t know what | the water front on February 13 ol N | VIOLATION OF PASSE) ? The most COMMON | surveyor Spear has filed with C | tor Stratton charges against f all diseases—Constipati | Gaelic for carrying two passengers from Hono- | all diseases—Constipation. Your Julu to this city in violation of law, the Gaelic | 1ot belng in the coasting trade. TEAMSTERS SHOULD TAKE WARNING.— .. 2 A Every day teamsters appear in_ the Polic ing. The best remedy is | Conrts ‘charged with violating the banlevard | s ordinance by driving on Van Ness avenue, Sixteen were before Judge Mogan Monday and and Gleet, gnaranteed in from 3 to € ‘ days : nc g:fler treatment required. | COMPAGNIE GENERALT TRANSATLANTIQUE. | ! ,’ T LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. L Saturday. at 10 a. m.. from Pler 42, North R foot of Morton strest. JFirst-cta: _ e. $68 and upward. Second class to AMUSEMENTS. < 3 5. 35 Ry watd GENERAL AGENCY SEATS - - - - - - I§c, 2%, 33c, 50c | Hagre 3%, 803 "2¥AThe "nd CANADA, 2 . 3 TRDA " " dson bullding), New York. J. F. TANF”RAN JENTISERG BETORPAT AR SUFRAY. g‘r%f‘-;-ly‘:l-((:’ " Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Mont- A Next We ' k—TENNESSEE’S PARDNER. | gomery avenus. San l-‘rlm-‘sco Tickets sold by system is clogged and needs cleans- d by al] druggists. . Ladies’ Odd sizes of shoes that are a little out of style, but good and com- fortable, 25¢. Pahl’s own make of shoes that were made to order and uncalled for, worth $6 and $7, made of nice soft, fine jeather, only $1 Some shoes in this season’s late styles, worth $5, will o at $2.00. Misses’ shoes in good leathers, worth $2, will go at Many shoes are in bins—pick them out yourself. Comc early. yesterd: and each was dismissed with & repriman. QUARANTINE AGAINST PHILIPPINE CATTLE—Assistant Secretary of the Treasury O. L. Spaulding has notified Port Collector e o Siration that & quarantine has been deciared | for minety days from the date of shipment | abroad on all ruminating animals and swine ‘comln( from the Philippines. GIVES UP HIS WATCH.—Dennis D. Toboas, | who was committed to il last Weanesday ot . . hi ntempt of court for refusing 1o pa E tion. It acts without a gripe, while | S5E™" Finces miimony an ordered wa ra- p h 2| |Ienseq from'custody yesterday, but ot unui sleen St S the worl l((" he had surrendes is gold watch, which J p. One dose does t will be bypothecated on account of the allmony ’.'Ild‘m!nl Toboas said the watch was the e | omiy Droperty he had on earth, ®o upon its surrender he wi released. a1 Rajiroad Tie Viness | BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS ~ PARK. cHUTES aNDZoo THE SAN FRANGISC) JIGXEY CLU3. | Barnes’ Big Dog and Pony Sheow. _wv-w i, é, SAYY YARD AND VALLEJD. Week March 2th to 30th. LEAH MAY, tke Giantess. - SIX HIGH-CLASS RACES EACH DAY. — N . Thurs. lnll Sa! l l E l 3 | TUESDAY—HURDLE RACE. J & l . 55 R THURSDAY—HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. TO-MORROW NIGHT. THE AMATEURS SATURDAY—THE SPRING HANDICAP, 33000 | IN SPECIALTIES. (SUCCESSORS TO RICHARD PAHL) | Yot Had NG ot 350 P M Telephore for Seats. e Tratns ivom Third and Townsend sireets—7, »3 CONCERT House STERN HOTEL, 324 Kearny Street, Near Bush. | it el S ., | FISCHER'S CONCRRT, | vauspeton, SIRoBY. MeDonald, Aku Aabador, Mnl.iu the U . _Rooms, e to 31 30 day - AD“ISSION IINCLL‘DI‘(H R. R. FARE) §1 %. Flochllt. (;2\1)"\“!’:::’! l‘.l D. 4 Matines Sneday The only certain cure for Constipa- at 9:65 .-Park 23| A 100-Page Book of Stories and —_———————— Tainted Horse Meat Sausages. A large number of wholesale meat deal- ers complained recently to the Board of = Health that sausages were being Sold in | eesm o s I Sorsay 4 MILTON 5 LATHAII Secretarv. 'Hm 7™ T~ W™ a F. 1 POWEE. Ra toate ALL DRUGGISTS. reom Ater runs all night