The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1895, Page 5

000 BABIES SAIL, The Floating Playground Goes to Oriental Grove To-Day. Success{ul Entertainments fer the Sick Babies’ Fund. Letters Received from Husdreds of Little Helpers, . SHH SUBSCRIPTIONS. q Previously a seen eee O22, 192 0 JG. Bentley's fey Banaie ol" na foward. (lark \ Far Ke ital Tuher ‘atid Atta if Fair, Olive Taf, aS ene Higginsin. Ww Lewiie Proe and Charies Tat : 18.00 | Md, Liveie Callahan, Annie. Callahea | and James Cailena rf < 12.48) Sand, Anta, May end Ciara Bock and ‘Adame : 9.00 Maggie Susent, ‘Mary Williams and Agaea | Nugent .. #oaees aoe a0! Entertainment, “Alice Smith, Theseaa | Duna, “Ella Mineriey aud others ss 7.884 nd, Carrie Freund, Sophie. buseanie, Rowe Hess, Bello Silverman and Panne TAB ti arecrirsa 7.00 . Tweaty@nventh airoet and Highth and others 655 oldie Parels,” Robert and ine Korda, Josephine Kar= unie Weigel and others... 6.00 Florence Harvey, Maule Van Bruner and Gertri 6.00 Lawn party, 988 Decatur | Estella Noble and. oth 6.00 Inmeni Mai and 4.00 and, Frite, and Annie Rathbornes ccs 68 Raymond P MeCuaartin Touhey, Mate! oles je Eckert an ‘ , FEM NeW ee ne Fw Here te» winsome Dottie Neville, one of BE. F. Rice's | Stand “Florence Renaud’ and’ Lottie tive and successtyl worker at the Polo Grounds Inet Tucstay af Po peeeeren veer 80} Svengalis played tasebail tor the Sick: Bables’ Fuad. ay Lvarieh scscrccsssscsvensuisy 0 ‘ Batic Modis MSIE AAG As ing photographs ant acore cards, Miss Neville Duncan and Hazel White. Mamie Lenz an! M August’ Becker 5.00! Sanhattan Beach, ‘The Evening World," on 5 " g | Willie Brandon end Frank McLanghitn.. $0 Throgg’s Neck and Fort Schuyler, into Loved plenwe And §, the ‘ 4:70| Thoma Kleler ant tucsy Burke. ve) the Sound, was cool und delightful, | fair helt in Herkimer « rw . Bert ire. Ir [Herman Welreen 5 @ Flynn's Orchestra made music all day) Wil! hey awell tho tint \ a leer Thurke, Aft i others 4.60! Dora‘ Hrand : * long, and the little e falchtully | Prank He Urvson. i PIE LAppma: rs. Mint rs. | Wertha Reinmarde and Lilian 1 8! cared for by “The Hye Worlds” ning, O. Frank, Walter Prove anil others 440! Katte Meyer, Chatiey Frost and Josie shysteians, t 01 e ERS Halal at Gund Alice Hick ham and Lydia Gardiner 410) Sanaon Gi] termare coe anecrcns wu tand, Bessie and Robert Moore | Joseph, Keller wo nid money. fc p Enclowed pleane find $2.05, the Anna J. Mackey 4.00] Anna Welss and Katte Sptiiner “o PIRAEUS ARs GS Uete ful helt at oe t One and, Etnma Manwer. ile Baeth io Reederick ge tnd the Mresh-Alr Excursions to Floroues Kal, 1 1 Ka anole Rivard. and Livsie Messer aoi|Wititam ¢ Antone Wpaaultiaa’ sna fer of “World, Huy Leura cuanlly. 10 i Annie Nolan, May. N M fol Mos & a York City nid clotivings te Gracie Schulte, V2 Ey Kall ady, Eva Malone, May Melia. at Fane Sith and Annie Cassidy 2 es’ und, Clothing Department, Arthue Hrady Aina Kahl Nellie Melt aaese $0 ry f 4 Kast wenty St street. Peli i 380} Laurence Smatich : r t Twenty-ti | ima DP stel'M. Henry 37% | Laer Sadie Hepe and 5 45| Perfect weather was provided for the agile Lantern and Besar. INP raes PE He aero Hundred and ‘Sixteenth fourteenth crulse of “The Evening | to the Baitor | se eatiies Feeling ae orld's' Plow ayground ay, osed tind $25.50, the proceeds an outdoor Please And $2. wane EER UE eel World's” Floating Playground, to-day tosed tnt ore oor | Sienna Bnd 88, aa polte diner, ‘. 2.63| and the sick babies and their mothers | bazaar held two days 0 Putnam aver May Hoffman, Glon Cove Ponte Le Wattson, Lottie. Tall,” Nelite 00) ige of the oppo y for) and a magic lantern show told one evening hy Ftta louise Hawkins. AB Amete Hall, Edith. Archer, Loonette Stalter took advantage of the opportunity for fix children averacing thirteen years ‘The, lattle Eetetlo Hawking, 3s4 A and Bessie Lane Pender fresh, pure air, and a pleasant sail up| ™ : are. ie. oO. H. | Long Island Sound to the number of, ‘htre boys worked very tard, and were ably | 4 oned fair wae held a Fatr, Maggie Fleming and Adia Swandale Stand Grace Crawford, Louse Kuht and Bertha N Rings Sons and Dau nearly 1,000, Capt, Ben Stucken was at) the wheel of the tug Robert Halton so] and the hammock erlbs and baby scups ters of Laurel c Saher, dilily Wechsler and Fanny |) wang on the upper deck of the orig- Suund, “O'Connell, Maggie Dowling, inal “playground,” Capt. Minogue's lary caee and Kathl aoo| White barge, Willlam Myers, the best Maudie MacDer “Gnke Goldsmith aud jof the big fleet of the Myers Naviga- iy Per rap TaN Tae uate $e, Hon and Excursion Company. | . Stind, Mollie and Jackie Kesner. HA 2t0| Those babies wh mothers hav Stand, Maggie Connors, Lilile N ,|taken them on even one of these out- {ele Burne ie yen lL ES lings show the benettt derived from it, | Brand, Joseph H. Conklin and Roberta and experts In the treatment of disease | | Hay agree with President Wilson, of the Grand, Agnes and Katie Madison... | Matters Todd, Schriven, Cranz and othe Health Department, who sald in his pay Seahen, odie: Naltsgn. stay Ueto letter printed In these columns recently, wits ee famie Mushifeld fur, Sarah and All 2.09] that such outings, conducted on com- mon sense prineiples and accompanted 6.00] of the day but she sold 100 tickets for the game | asaiated by sina Snnnio! cine: Et] ny me service of whotesome food in| fea Childe Mabel Diake, Tey Blake . | proper . perform an incaleul- pit Kathleen Pliageraid ais 178 lante service for the public health, The Sneden aad Others seccseceeseeesose heat-worried child, tormented — with Bands Joe Phelan ang’ Addie Martin. stomach and Intestinal troubles, due to ‘ Biand, Rosle Jones, Sadie Koven, Jennie the heat and to the unwholesome fruits | PATA Raabe kad Rose and vegetables found :n the markets of | Steinhardt . re * 189) the poor, and the poor ventilation of | Mand. Lillie, ya and Lott the tenement house hives, 1s coole eae i 180 | revived und restored by a day on the Rand, ‘Francis Maggio O'Mirton water and in the groves and fields to a a Emma Dietz 490 condi 7 f a Sema Diet } 43 | condition for resuming the unequal a Faward Berrian, 64 Columbus ave fight for Mfe and health whieh ehild- Band Mary Maden,” Rose” Madden “hood must wa, in the unfavorable | Kate Lesdy, Nelle Fitzgerald and |conditions of tenement life. Fever ui? 138) Mothers, too, worn and harassed by Kittle and” Marie Tiumbert, Gordan Match f f Stand, Wille, 119 the heat and the care of this little 111 brood, peevish and trying because of BU cereasse sae. Clark 110 the heat, are immensely henefited by ‘Stand, Li ese OF Ne: « 10 ETE o pette ant ry these outings, and no greater or better Camitia Gi charity work has ever been devised street .. 19 than that performed by ‘The Evening Pair. Fatt World” Sick Babies’ Fund in’ providing ma Bpnea eccei ton"! teas outines May and Wiltle Hankinan Stella Jones; 1 "The ‘luncheon and aftermath of tce- Mary'Smith and Mary Campion the BRSAOON eno, Reena OF, Annle Cannan and Yoregh Rosenthal.” =a) uidson on Joating Pluygrot Fair, Annie. Kildaie, Magee. Pe: and the never-failing supply of fr others. . i sw nik right from the farm gaint, Willan Towner,” Emil Vert and In bottles packed in i be ther in thelr Tamer Hickey effects on thew naAchs ot the Amella Weber and Kitty Mark M) little oues than a course of medical Florence aid Mamie... © treatment Tiernan, Eleanor Wicitiam The day was spent at Ortental 7 a charmir Mawtiasset” Bay, aand Rennie Van Rater 2 Long Island Sound, and the cruise up ng the Rast River, through Mell Gate and ‘ ‘ fo out batween the United States forts at 323 33 Aazzie and Julia Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report Reval eke ABSOLUTELY PURE a ernoon, THE and the most a when the Triibys and ¢ appeared in the grand stand sell- ot only ied all others tn ng fer frends and of the babies, thanks you, Mist Dottte. nelling Rou acquainta venire at thelr itt felends, We hope It goes | 8 brie es Led, cies Re WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1898: ty Mra M, Mana Mra Roseothal, Mr 0. Har |e ttle good. THe te the second Ingtaiment tenateln, Mra D. Levy. Nite Fred Misa Mt Fredericka E Trier, Mie LK Miss R. arently # had a lcm tate then Thad ert ry wit my Fannie stewie, 7 nd . Bast (nie TH 4 oldie eo hal a anactoll te girl Alma fat Wor sik 8 volt Tt we had teas BO Loomis, LITLE FOLKS A re Mise C 0 F Tau ith Mine Rata Aner evelt and the Sick Babies. t FAIRS, They Are Neld Everywhere and) ladle ant the dear Har by Parte loranse (iotdiers Inclored pl find $5.62, collected by three gitls having a fal At 100 Second avenie form Say atone vent a chance Hopiig It will do some kod, Miry O'Brien, 13, Anna Tienken, 1 Mary Rovhe, 1 haut vou $628 being the pro: ant tag en enrertalnment eM 1 tavtor wot 1 36th Lam ylor. Hoynton, ten yearn and 4 i tie friends. We. fe wl as much comfort an we did pleasure from our tale Nima Hoy nten, Nettie Rome, na Miko 1 Alva Pearson, ne | Beatrice Hoy titon, Natalle me Hraok!) ed $2.10 which frooklyn, eetn of & Twn. Hope it ca Bini van tie Miryam provenda of @ irKeia, 10, “Hrooklyn. hot hat aw mage $226 fam avenna RROOKLYN LOVERS OF THE BARIES. Lian Bigelow, Howard $. Clark and’ their little friends, A little ways towards helping the little ones, Lillian Bigelow Tina’ Broeskhuys Magaie Gafney, Primary Se A Eveniny esstal It World’ Hope, Tre! of whom aurpices of the of which will World's Siok Fridericks Meo Ro dy towers and dray | trting Now and nvlghbors ron Howa en, Jona 4 00 of Mo mont, ttle fatr for Sick a steps of th 1 Weeks ep Stu ard §, Smith, ‘Brookiya. nt Hope, Tre- denen, dw Primary 8 u yeare uted no fre ot ‘The as held too}, of of Uttle iris, old. Their offered for sal ae prituarily Weeks. acre Lavinia ire ant Sevent i Ettzaboth and ail bas been r Rockaway, Sunday evening, July 24, the chitdr © Inwn party and tabiew will have vivant, under the ladies of the hotel, the proveeta be to ‘The Evening favs fale ah Rene * y Interesiad, My Julia ° ne hotel, has kindly ¥ te r and Mr f the idly Vola 20 "WORDS 10° 2 All “Situations Cost but g oe Wanted Female” advts. in The World repeated 5 OVER 5D OO QO Circulatiom in The Evening World without extra charge. - = = 3 i #2 9 Secured. | Malt, Mille Haid, Mamte | Andermn, ‘The amount re Wodnestay, July 19, fy fair-at om Rost’ One 1H Laura Sauvan, A fair was held Brooklyn, suk Walsh and Sophie Inelosed you will find $2 had a 1th hoping it ma a Kil on th posed by Harry. Maa Harty Mat Rachel. Mat Henry Priedman, Gert Martha 1 We mote up act tix and Viola zed was $1.20. ray aa The ; fo girin held aw sinth nated by four who N amd wftord hand bad a little tale front of AIS2 North Thipd and mile Up : We hope (Wil beip some sick t Manele Short. 12, Kato Muckley, 1, Gussie Callahan, 1 Sutin Murply. 10 We here inclore $4, the proveete of a stand held at th th nevonh coud ayenue. hoping H Augiite Martner 1s i gsenue : 1 . | arnne 2 1 Rutolph @. have went, and an you have not printed the other yet, T trot vou will put both togetner. The atalmienta make $480. RVTA BSTERLY mater | SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED BY CATARRH SUFFERE Mision attnmt Lena Marti Antiiant Masch” 21 Mart two day r Je Mek teh years old, held All Medicines Free to Those Applying in Person. Sale AL gM Pee sone undress ana Rorty-aecend - A fale was held at 18 Goi etre, Bronniga, ny | APeAt mumabers of yennte autor tron ihe malian CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS, 4 rr tren 1 Uhenature of theiraMiction. Che (o jowingsy ny Lyset please tnd nin money was col eee a rating tom the blood lected at rhe Nee GOK | tom), have heen earefutly arranged hy Lin. Cope ; neater market Noavenue. Ketween Inud to enatle many aaflerers to uretorstamd jt Wave been absorbed f whether from eatarrh or F Has tue ski Inilosed find $1. the procenda of a lemonade | atm ap elu watt som | pr fatand cocter ut Pity neat arert ant Plghth nee Have yon tus. Atte, duper wed Haymund’ fideo, Please find inclosed $1.18, proceada, of a atand 1 eMelent trencment ant or ot Filtieh stredt ant Third avenle, new In veane at merely nominal rat ko Levi 10 Taatoiph Levin, 20 ‘punk We forward $101 for (ho worthy charity which feetment and medicine free t evan sat J erhe (ven ie Worlt. bax Tate an hea anecece | golying bm person, extend | This collection, although Aut ae IAtRe AB WO [Oe dito the va! liver. Speedy a Tine itumired and Awenty-necund areeet ewer peTaecer En eames CATARRH OF THE HEAD AND TAROAT | Ae So tr . May Mol In the moat prevalent form of catarrt Mave von no wingret We hat a canty atand in front of our house, | aod Fe lected code Speedy | [Ue on lave coll ioaray as Lyoninth arrest, and mate * and © by the Copeland CAME ni tose. Wa lape Ik may do aome puor Chi | wy pteae 1 yo Gertrule Minobo, Claire Mincho, Mollie Sontoeder, Please find inelowd 91. pre of a stand held in front or ow Metiouwalt. attest by three | Sti yeu tien Havre vir spits law WL Uantes?* Mille ping He Wil help the halen Sn bn owe at vlsthere a vloatiue alter entiig® Wella ie “Doon Vout i Wi gureline | Hrooklym, N.Y. Does the ane et tek Hing a the Ba erusts inthe ww vinden. private lyons “ducata" for Ths Gon ‘Is there weeneral fe Dy Weallngs at eU YOUR ME HIEY ely wanted Thomas Wilkins, Joh M4 A by 1 hea ig Catarrh of the st ach in my eae the tli a dropping it the thitoatt® roxt dry |e mornings” HTietig 80 sleep wil Wille HW. Cutter, : by mwa tows Sy) Manhattan avenue ‘ drops down tr night, S,eedy an PulnCHOUN mucus Ww ' ‘ad and thro inex tnclose $5, which we hone will help wo eral wn phate’ | GATARRH OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES, | !8!sWis'th alse avian cntarrh of the hend and ¢ : rostdenta of 68, Ww kept a ntand for three daye ia front of Moat ap aiter art Kirsh, Korte Levy, lest for lireak ins Klainor Roosevelt, Hattle Witt, you a cong hie 1 hstrom afiore tie Mousevelt, Charile Grae, fan dosing thes Inclosed And 14.15, ‘proceed of m sland held In GRRE Avenue A, which wy hope will make sous mick | fp Que PLO te vas Minnie Gru Herth Ethel Braithwat 2 East Nin Hind breastbone?!” Vou feel vel ate erowiie Weaker Cre ie burnin pan ith the (heowt night and mornin vat Digit Uy geL Dr ' Ofiice Hours—t v-third atreet, Inclosed find $3, which we realised from a atand held at Rext One Hundred and Third 10 A. M. to 4 P.M. street. We aiuceresy hope that Une small hain wil) do a great deal for the alck babies Annie Mondort, Minnie Rulhardt, onde of a stand held in Sixth street by Ave tittle Javon Mondort, Hortha Buiuardy, firs, "We gh email, Yolande dei Namhtrove, wil help Mark J. Rosenberg, Hton Led ‘er, Willle In. temann, Arthur Inteo and Sithey” Lederer : 1 Sixth treat I a atand at 742, Lesington avenue, and. sold i? tre Proceeds, 0. bs Herha Goldberger, 720 Sixth street, We hope the Incloted $2.25 will help to care] Tlzele Keninon and Tease Harvey made $2.36 for the poor ai/k babies that your kind paper | trina lemonade stand on Ninth avenue, between Jone mueh in helping. 4 amall st Fity-ftih and Fifty sixth atroota and calle Aune of our toys and sold theta = 2) sold detonae to help us take up the above]. Eetier Wi Appene baie SERV OUE ‘ Anos: Burns, Don't be disappointed If you don't a Andinereriony. oF " One Huniivd aut Fifth etreet Anna Ge One Mundred Auna Wa trad aut Fifth etree Martha Wand, Tred and Fifth were » unin today. There ein nireds of aviers atiead of youre AML will thom, and wie are timid, tr rioted, fe pationt You will see youre ft tor work, or who auffor f hewiches. lome backs, Bervousnens, physical powers al, 4 1 Pitta etree, 1 ve remedy. 3CTRIC BEL tot ae 17 Fast One Hunure 401 foothing but powtive. way the sysseim back the vigor and atreniath of fiand at 468 Second avenue made ner days A erand a 46 d avenue made $2.36, “T find the cures permanently, mithout drugging, Mamin Sratth Herth 1 Alin George Aub With pleasure we forward you $2, the proceeds e have @ most val Classes of Men.” whte free, upon requi N, eniy conte a cite genuine jy aT ta Ver Touts Die mana, Brooklyn, N.Y, a most ‘These tiny Capauien ar- Ventener, affections in which tn strenghen- |¢ tai Wish the tnoney sent bring Joy and ‘ing and for the poor sick bab felici Amusements. ind 40 canta, ebm Jere eH CiOus: -_ ral Freida ilauiken, 40," tiattie ewig, 10.” Tonic." UST. MUSE May Lowden, Ellen MoGrath and Lydia Stew Ay Siang KInNbie& Mexnerans Co. Agents, New York “FOR RUBE’S SAKE.” The Plea That Almost Worked a Trick for Beauty” Paul Harding. * Working hours were over In the Great | threw herself Into the arms of her lover, white Canyon, Mary Verner pulled) Reuben Halse kissed the red lips so Gown the little window of the post-| frankly offered him before he spoke Gmee of which she was the mistress) "Yes, Mary, I've kept my promise, b gwept the contents of the narrow coun-/ I've come to say good-by.” fer into ® drawer, which she locked;| “Good-by —good-by? You're going then pinning @ broad-leaved hat above | away? You're going to leave me—your the brown curls that clustered about her | sweetheart—your wife that is to be” brow she passed out of her log cabin My dear little girl, don't ery—don't Into the sweet evening alr, grieve, You've been my sweetheart, Ma ane reached the low fence which faithful and true, but we can never ran before her house & hurried footstep | marry. i ‘ founded through the gathering glodn, ' The strong man’s voice broke and died : into allence. ber prey ee ae my girl? You “Go on; tell me the worst,” sobbed the Jook Mttle more than & ghost under | girl in his arma, " “Listen, dear, You know that lately low of thosa bahes. 1 * sondow et kent your promise, dearest, | things have gone wrong with me. The e me,” she cried, as she| bit of money I've saved for our wedding fend come to in the Fall Buue P was. stolen, rnt » and then the I'd built for you down ols was b Sull, the ny the re was the farm stock and your little purse of but the drought has killed how can 1 tell Savings left the stock and oh, M. you Mary drew Steadied her garden fence. apar trembl from her lover and ng form against the “Some one has robbed you df the money I gave you. rds the bowed bist the thek w man before e dust, Oh, my poor tretened forth her pitying hands her, who only 1and shuffled hie f{ “Tell me, Reuben, tell me hor pened. Ah, surely, you are not think tin hap: I shall blame you for such @ misfor- tune,” aide. But Reuben thrust her from him. aud once more she crept to hit ‘Twas no misfortune; ‘twas a crime. Your little savings, those few coins you've starved and scraped to keep, lie there."* He pointed with his lean, brown hand down the ¢ dense mass twinkled. of foliage, a few on to where, amidst a Ughts | Mary stagsered, Down there? At Pfolliott's!* "Aye at fi Vora ing bree last nigh ner spering ees and nd t meht bird th Woman's Voice, tende Wt tears, murmured If Py. Ly Mary, don't would strik The svar tear from your y your white throat wht pray for trie and th Reuben Halse and his ¢ been Kone from the G for a woek. Mary's full of color, hal grow and blue lines benea tuld of sleepless night Yet Paul’ Harding | be was called In the you, but was Fy , lass—at Ffolliett's! you I lost ft all of Then P itube, npanions had at White Canyon never Very 4 hi age eye tears ty” Paul aa thought he GIVEN BY DR. COPELAND, Ten “Expert Treatment at Nominal Rates Trial Treatment and a either verwork of the re , Little Mundead art and One Tit natal ts that alls thom, Mang diseases kino Aah) dea del a [ We dven, hestated Ty ive Reremnns | MMICE VATIOUA speeitie MARES Ate roally. Ofc one roerwcme e@ Hot May "Te Nah, aged ten, for the tarthal oraiiiand watues, Kvery partot the n "the tnoraingst'* : je Bike Nahin PUA Gaus membrane, the nose, Uhront, even, @nt ‘ it bladder, nee subject to disease and biigh, | ndings! Inclosad please find $2, the proceeda of @ Tittle eatarth. ‘The proper course for sutterers in tt ¥ | SuSE RL SUL Sh aka a fand etn Chia with yout tu Mast STANDS ON THE SipmWank, [2 in! an for tot Sour yiitas f [set town "hal a aa q seni or cts.» Hondreds of Them Every Day for SNM AI the Fund. | TRIAL FREE. aa TO pr 4 ap hnate, Het J NUL Spills Power hed @ etand Near in mind that any ch aufferer, Aro ther i SOLD BY ALL DEALERS from the atemach Swept by Ocean Breezes, nntentem| — Sousa’s Concert Band, il wea Great Bicycle Track. sive cure by 15 West 24th St., New York. ly. 9 A.M. tot P.M. 210 5PM. and7to9 P.M. Sundays, draina | —— a i BROADWAY, N, ¥. | ofa litth atand at 68 Stockholm street ’ OMice boure, 8 to & Sundays, 10 tek Carrio Roverts Witite Noon, Minne Vetter Marry) Witles, Jehans Hofs| Juste Dis hinger, Simaite Leach i | Houston st, New York, Male Extract ANTAL-MIDY, vei ene neon: renee aan rest In 48 hours without :MIDY —°* HELV RESORT, | evensai Co, of | # i tre a Ea , ASK FOR THE GENUINE | in . 1 JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT Ay CON Ets, avd please nd money orter for $2.30, pro | ann Adintedon teal ae | seed ‘| Sweet | Caporal | Amusements. a MANHATTAN BEACH with MME, ROSA LINDE, Soprano, 814. MANZIONE De PASQUALI This aftern 00 P.M. and evening » Rice’s Burlesquers in “1492.” 5 Rvery evening except Sunday, © to am F Maines to-day, 4 Me, Pain’s Fireworks. Grand Sp! War between Japan and Cllengy Hrery evening except Sunday aad Monday at 815 P.M. Rice's Circus Carnival Keary atternoon ant avenine except Sandagy J He aia a 1: Teiet {Professional and Amatetr race meet, to-day, 8 Bly Special Trains leave after aig! aAncen, See Excursions for R. R. time tal PROCTOR’S ih ee rom, 11 A. M. to 11 P.M. ‘y % 14 : Pwikkvie Dike and Wi ‘2 Teer p Winston, Heebe Riel Sunday concerts, 2.20 to 11P. M., continuous, KOSTHN BIALS GA a= “ithe Halll treat, SA hen stoma in Hil de you feel oppressed? KEITH’S he iN atten ian tes Mie aati The Copeland Medical Institute,) cognmen yarneeting'ie now Y & LEDERE SHDEN. THE SPUNK. j Aduitagton to root, !ake- Adnitaston to th q) i {PTC GARDEN. ATLANTIC S.nery, ear canst TAN TIO tt wry, ear cane f ell, Corn Routt, Clark & Vivian, Ne ahd Ca) 3 TERRACE GARDEN: Poor Jonathany AMERICA, ROOF GARDE: tid ot seas Swag : ware MADGE ELLIS, Sanith k, Jas Thornton, Paulo & Nika, Thos Ryan, &e, Gus, : EDEN MUSEE. nea | WORLD IN WAX AND GRAND CONCERTS ble and permanent cure tor epllapad ives and nervous diseases; clty reference, tors | ington ‘ave, A “lawyer obtains § fia advice free, uable | are ot World, AME rle Light Co—Stoak teats on the dollar . 108 Fulton at., Ne Yg CREMATORIES and Columbarta are the comes terion of the future; Inetneration almost Gall n Pond, opposite Lutheran Cemetery. the Cremation Office, 6 Kase atk there ar addr free Wi) dave, corner Sth at. DETECTIVE AGENCY tnventigates oil oly or promptly. confidential roadway, rooms rélandt. ay rspiting of burning fee fomfort. At all drUsgiay FOR TIRED, tender uthing eqials Fook K HILL'S RHBUMATISM AND GOUT CURE—The —| "gre of all remedies; one bottle will Hall Medietne 36 EL sth ats alan OW YOUR FATE and fortune; consalt Niblag je | sentitic palmist, 20 Last 17th st; fee $1; opew Soo | Lance LOT of trance and bags, alightly solid My prive. Doyle's. 1 Vesey ste Astor Houne, cast Pe GT ERNI, tee, 0ite Wes d | suisse sesNte ALL Dayton, 0., please . F tated acaba iO: | "at drug store some evening: Greenwich st; & 9 Lanise a WAG a aA ¢ gk ayrebat tly: | aati Tuesday, ath anxious to see YOu, Dave fee WGC ARI BETHEL, ‘ant mAas: $4 Reware of tmitations The genuine Johann Wink! ui chetausting ses [oe-¥ed ho decker. Yours truly, DOCTOR. Iunloged fod th Hugs, Malt Be aan MME WOE PRIVATE DETRCTIVE Aostres special work, ame a stand on the tract ns this ‘a: wit Conte ve; reference. For private interview de | aireet and ‘Tenth fees } Detective, hoe 339 Word. on weris ta) 10 ony i | TUALISM — Wm. ALETCHER: — buslm y hand Hulda Owens pn neow: Ag i al advice, hours 4 Broadwagn wad Thabwtay evenings i CHOICE OF AN OCCUPATION.” am ieee gives Saluable hime on how to @uee stampa Fowleg* iat at 1 In had never seen Mary look so lovely, as the reason why. He asked me, to look 1¥, With one of Ffolliott's lot, She, how- Lill, you back! What luck, para? he « red up to te door of the post iat You ses, We've been O8er, tepenied and torgave him: on his faick, my lads! | leave’ luck to Oitew one noriing and asked the young good pals, wud Ua ke ta do him a turn pptomise te amend f r sake and dead beats. I've been working, imnistress if there Was anything for| how Aes gone under. You. will me AS Weeks did months went by and the thank 1 ve worked for somethin, © {itm look atter You now and again, won't) steen of the You changed to red and Pye putmy sWeat and muscle into-th oth r you to-day.” y 1 kt old, Paul found that it he was ¢ ground and Uye struck ore! None o vit tied loath to go He handsume cowboy, tall and strang | aftet’ Mary he lad Your dust or pockets, but a velp aa pulled bis long, ‘Giwny musta ie las a giant, « nthe pleturesauely | 14 broad as an ox’s back and as long a8 @ Pa is spurred boots upon the ‘foot, rough clothes of his calling And. indeed, fur a and so Vve come back With . nd eont dito stare through the pig: feed before the t i knew him not, tilt ; as postinisttes:, who 8 allnwan et woked up with a start. Here was ah fte hand In his great pa aril m. lrunk ia gambling bell on the eve i you? letreven to tis dark o7 | breschee d fret his marriage with Mary, and Rube taking im sake 1ommay look after Me moniuim, with Beauty” as a What did sou say? he muttered. eve i irl's pretty tigure ant Dok after mys jPresiting demon 1 said Rube and I had cot yr A ae was fur Ht © that the fot: | ary he it and refused to t don't let me disturb th Nee gs niputee| I Sunday Paul dressed} to or Tonk iat Litt wit . ave a drink; ['m y what you've got to say | cart. Kay Ww wtis a ‘ hat w 1 to Mar unit a . : standing treat! shouted Paul lently, first at his boots, ol! and bul comy “Have a drink with me’ and as ids eyes Wandered up they ton The day was fair, a tidy ark lis he flung his liquor am fe snowy. mhelves Of bright. tensa fore her aud will do id made a rush at him Aid shluing Saucepans which Hned the rh his anit w \ pistol flashed, a blue, puff of sm ant f Rube Halse, she yt hot air, and “Beauty? ne voukeen our place i i wil for hers ake » ead on iefolilott's floor, a eb itatd H 1 with his tales ¢ j eof their marrige day arrlyec 1 up to the Stayed ‘hig compliments with ‘his de- | and with iC Paul's ullowance fron Tig: | office to breaks the Hews to Mary. ‘Seen live down by the Blue’ Pool: xn in Bey pt a. The and the opportunity, was a lght in the window, and by it ih. Only Bi Inglish gen- the * Neer, came to at and’ gambling tim don't you?” } "Yes, next to Reuben Halse till hie t tel place was burnt out, and he came to tleman and Tay y. TL saw’ Rube three daya bo loafing ae away) 1 saw Rube? Mary clasped her Wty her heart Th Neat ind his chums, passed within ber inj h health with every man in 1 he was also full of luck Ma y Mary shat herself i hin, and neither the ores throu «ing Tom's ranch. been bhie sky nor the cart and st moon sul there this two months past caparisoned horse, hor “Beauty posing ar rim brand nd count the cattle. { 1 her ou when bir told mo that you and he had parted and | She would not be scen, she suid stern- vas greeted with @ shout of “Hal and informe they saw Rube and her sitting tall ent Quiecly and with Lowed heads the last the cottage and returned to Prolliett’g | w t fulfilling thelr mission, lays and his health in Great Paul was full of Nquor—he had drunk y a rough-and-ready Jury, Baws the 4 1 all the elrcumstances for vase. and with due appreciation | lay before n’s prowess as a dead at Pant had courted on pure vin death, and they retu t_ of to while of unsoum@ 4 Chicago Thnes, ‘ ay 100, | mind.