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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
P0R PONCE

Ponce, Ia x-gentll sultana del
Sur, reclama con apremio ell con-
curse de sus hjos, para recobrar
la bslleza perdida en- largos amos
de incuria y de abandono-
Deben, en- primer termino,
cooperar 4 esta obra, todos los
que disfrutan de amplios medios,
ho1gada posici6n y notorias in
fuencias sociales y administ"ati
vas.
Algunos prestigios reunidos en-
pro del bien com1n; algunos ca
pitales dedicados al fomento de
los intereses pdblicos; actividad
y buen deseo en- los que admins
tran frmeza y civismo en- los
administrators un acertado esp1
ritu de economic y de equidad
reinando en- todas las cosas -
He squf 10 que Sc necesita para
devolver q Ponce su primitive
esplendor, del que ahora carece
por complete.
Si en- las cajas municipales no
hay fondos sufcientes para la
empresa, toca q la iniciativa par
ticular dar muestras de liberali-
dad Y de generoso empe no.
El hombre no Sc debe tan solo
al hogar en- que vive y al cfrculo
p1ivado de la familia
Debese tambien, y en- altfsimo
grado. al pueblo en- que vive y
trabaio,6 donde labro su fortuna
D6oese al bienestar de sus
compatriotas, de sus conciuda-
danes, 8 de las gentes que le 70
dean.
No ha de vegetar como ell ca
racol, spegado a su concha, nj ha
de realizar la existencia de-
avaro, acumulando su orc sin
benefcio para nadie, nj tampoco
debe encerrarse en- el egoismo mas
absolute, negando hasta ell esfuerzo
de su voluntad y la luz de su pen
samiento.
Dice un moralista escoces,
que el progreso de una naci6n
sc II ala ell de los individuos que
la componen.
Apliquemos a este pueblo el
sabio aforismo
Ponce ee encnentra hoy en-
plena decadencia, por la apat1a,
por ell indiferentismo de sus hom-
bres.
Ponce llegara nuevamente al
apogeo de sus fuerzas, 81 sus hom-
bres son activos y entus astas por
todo 10 que signifque un adelan-
to, una utilidad, un progreso.
Sirvan estas breves l1neas de
excitaci6n y de estfmulo~ a los pom
cenos que nos leen.
Oigannos los capitalists de
esta ciudad y ayuden al Ayunta
miento con los elementos vaio-
sos de que disponen.
Nos consta que tanto al A cal
de como a los Conct tja'es les AM
man los mt jores prop6sitos, pero
su afan resultara mutt .sus traba-
jog, esterlles, 81 no encuentran
apoyo entire los contribuyentes
para iniciar una serie de re-
formas municipales, tan impor
tantes y extensas como la situa-
ci6n exige
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
Atenci6n

Casimires ingleses en- piezas, france
ses en- cortes; grano de polvora de colo
res, mantas de lana, abrigos de lana y
seda juegos de msnteles CON servilletas
blancas; tragecitos de algod6n y de su-
rah de dolores para nif1as, y tambien de
driles para nifios ofrecen r. TORO Y
Ca. 8 presios de realizaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
A DIRSTRO Y SINIBSTRO


Senala uu peri6dico madrilef, Ia
falta de unidsd que Sc nota entire los
|conservadores, los cusles despite de
Ia muerte del &c or Csnovas, andan
como tientas, sin rumbo nj orien
taci6n possible. pues nj adn los mas
allegados al ilustre estadista nj aque-
Hos que con ei compartfan las res
ponsab'lidades del Ct obierno, estaban
en el secreto de- aus p'anes; tan par
sonal fue siempre Ia obra del fnado
A no haber muerto de la manera
tragica que toaos conocemos. a estas
horas va los conservadores hubieran
del ado Ell poder, arrastrados por 50
propia insn6cencia para resolvsr de
modo satisfactorio los problemas
pendientes.
Dsl horror al crimen, de las sim
patfas que atrajo sobre la vfctima,
cuyos errores deblsn quedar momen
taneamente en- la obscuridad 6 en- 81
o.vido; de la resistencia q convsnir
en- que ell psnsl 6 el rev6'vsr de an
asesino puedan zanzibar la faz polfti
ca del pafe, de este, y no de ot,a
fuerza nj de otra cosa-an sde el pc
ri6lico que aludimos-v.vs la situa-
ci6n actual, cuya vida hs de ser eff
mera.
''D,ntro de q aimee de veinte dias
-sgre ga-parecera inverosfmil to-
do ell mundo que los conservadores
no hayan lido q buscar en- la oposici6n
la unidad, el plan y la jfstura de
que b " cafecen."
La crisis Sc hace inevitable. y, Sc
qua Los comunica ell te e'egrafo, gut
zas muy pronto Sc plantee en- Ell seno
del gabinete la question pol1tica. que
SO ha lido ap!: .ndo b ,sta la f. h..
Ell p'azo es cor O.
Prep1rense, pues. los integsistas 4
abandonar o, festln del peesupuesto.
iOh. que trance tan amarge!
jQoe t fl ctiva desventurs!
Despues De tamana hsr.ura
ell ayuno sera largo.
Las diferencias -surgidas en- el
campo Unconditional, alentadas por
| ell personalismo que nj psrdona nj
olvida-aunque hayan desaparecido
por ell momento, subsisten en- ell fon-
do, tarde 8 temprano han de surtir
sus naturales tfsctos.
Maxine 81 Ell partido liberal ocupa
Ell poder dentro de POGO. segdn todos
los indicios, y los int gristas Sc ven
obligados refugiarse en- la oposi-
ci6n, a cuyas durezss y privaciones
no estan hechos.
Entonces crece,a Ell malestar, y
continuarsn los desprendimientos, va
iniciados.
Volvera 4 ponerse sobre ell tspete
la question de los v:ejos moldes y. de
los nuevos derroteros, p'anteada en-
principle. recientemente por La In
4egridad, q fn de colocarse en- situa-
cioA ventsjosa para cuando SUDAN
los liberales; este movimiento de
avance opondran sus rancias teorfas
los partidarios de- statu quo. los ace
rrimos d, fsnsores de Ia tradico y
de la rutina.
Y reapareceran con toda su pu-
ianza las rencillas NAL encnbiertas;
Sc agriarAn las relaciones. va tran
tes, que medjan entire los eiementos
iDcoDgruentes que constituyen 8
dichA colectivldad, la cuaI, irremisi
bIemente, tendrA que descomponerse
" fraccionarse.
Cariistas. repub.icanos y dir a ii
cos no cabrAn bsj, la misma bands-
rs, en- cuanto ell credo Unconditional,
tan amp.io y acomodaticio para to
das las opin1ones puestas al se1vicio
del monopolio. suffa las trankforma
clones progresistas que requieren los
tiempos.
E. incondicionalismo es tA herido
de mnerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30

Queremos que uuestras pala-
bras no Sc p:erdan en- el vaclo
Y queremos ia mb:en que no
sean falsa 8 erroneamente In
terpretadas, pues solo Sc inspiran
en- Ell bien general.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
THE GRAND CANON.

The Grand Canon Stage company ot Flagstaff is now prepared to handle any number of passengers for the Grand Canon. Hundreds of visitors will no doubt make this trip this sum. mer. For all visitors who are now in Arizona, we can only say that to return home without visiting this grandest of all pieces of Gods handiwork would be an act that they would always regret. The scenery cannot be surpassed in any part Of the world-grand- sublime, overlapping we'll worth a trip across the continent to visit. Do not miss it.
 Parties holding return tickets easl with stop-over privileges en route, should by all means visit the Grand Canon from Flagstaff, upon their re- turn.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
LOTUS FELL AMONG THIEVES
Stepped in Jersey City on His Way
 to Ireland and Lost s3,OcO.

New York, Oct 13-David Loftus,
 45 years old, who was on his way
 from Everett, Mass, to ITe7and, fell
 among thieves in Jersey City last
 night and says that he was robbed of
 $3,00O. The police doubted h s story
 at first but after investigation they
 are inclined to believe 1t. Loftus
 says that he sold out his business in Everett and came to this city on the Fall River boat. Having some friends in Jersey City he went over to look them up. He got drunk and fell on the sidewalk in front of 50 Essex street. Two women dragged him into the rear house and put him to bed. He awoke about 9 o'clock and discovered that he had been rob- bed. When he left the Fall River boat he had S3 ,O00 in bills and a draft on the Bank of Dublin for G329 II shillings in one roll. He got a. police man and the women, who are Della Smith, alias Connors, and Lizzie Grif- fin, were arrested. Charles McCor- mack, who was in the house, was ar rested also. The prisoners denied any knowledge of the robbery. The policeman found a pocket book under the table cloth. Mrs Smith said 1t contained about 20 cents. Three new ten dollar bills were found in 1t. When Mrs. Smith was searched the draft and s60 we're found tucked in her corset. Later, a $10 bill was found in the stove. The prisoners are held and Loftus is detained as a wit ness.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
MAJOR LIvERMoRE SELECTED
,pointed Member Of the Nicaragua
 Canal Commission,

Washington, Oct. 13.-Major tG. R. Livermore, corps of engineersa s been selected for duty as member of the Nicaragua canal commission in place of Capt. o. M. Carter, corps of engineers, who asked to be deliev- ed in order that he might devote his time to the investigation into his ac- counts while in charge of engineer ing works in Georgia. Major Liver more stands very high professionally. and is regarded as one of the abIest men in the scientific branch of the army. He is now acting as engin- ger of the New England light house district, with headquarters at Bcs- ton. In response to a summons from the secretary of war he came here to- day and had conference with him at the war department He made known his entire willingness to ac- cept the assignment with a full under standing of all the attending hard ships in the Aver stricken d strict of Nicaragua, and said he would arrange ms affairs, public and private. so as tqccompany the commission to town in the gunboat Newport aBcNt the end of the month. It is expected that the president will an- nounce the appointment of Major LVermore in day or two.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
. SHIFTED RESPONSIBILITY.

The boy who often used to wake His patient parents ire, Whose pranks would make the neigh
 bors quake
 With an intense desire To take him out into some lot To learn the Golden Rule, No more with terror fills the spot, For he has gone to school. And when the teacher vainIy tries To make him mend his way. And tells with sorrowing surprise Of mischief and of play. His parents with that accent bland, That tone which so annoys, Declare she doesn't understand The management of boys.
 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS QUIET
Report From Admiral Miller on inc
 Present Situation.

Washington, Oct 13.-A report from Admiral J. s. Miller, commanding the Pac1hc naval station, was received at the navy department yesterday. He says that the Hawaiian islands are quiet
 Admiral Miller has been studying the feeling among the people on the question of annexation, and says that most of the influential business men are in favor of union with the United States. 'oo
 rms confirms the information giv- en the president, Secretary Sherman and Secretary Long last week by Ad- mIral L. A. Beardslee, whom Admiral Miller succeeded at Honolulu.
 The business people of the islands according to the representation made to the Washington administration want annexation because they believe 1t will make their interests stable in stead of leaving them in the present uncertain condition caused by the ru- mors of trouble with Japan and inc royalists.
 Nothing is said in the report about the attitude of the Japanese residents of Hawaii
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Of the Board of Control of Arizona
 Territory.

 Meehng Of the Board of Control. De- tober 8, 1896, at the Territorial Prison
 Hoafd convened at D. m. Present, c. P. Leitch. chairman nro tenn, and T. J. WoIf1ey, secretary. The reports of the Superintendent assistant superintendent and physician were read and ordered placed on file. The following claims were examined (and allowed and warrants ordered rawn for same:
 J. Nugent, salary as super- aendent .... ....... =. $750. % Coyle, salary as assist
 Superintendent =. ..... 375. % Ickean, salary as sec
 knd storekeeper ..... s75 .oo
 H. Sabin, salary as
 En ..... .... - 375. .oO
 tee, salary as guard 24O. .0O
 Ener, salary as guard 24O. .OO
 garden, salary es
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14

 guard ........ ...... ..... 240. ot William H. Moore, salary as 1 guard ........... 30. .0C l William H. Moore, salary as i guard ............. 160. 0C John I. Toler, salary as guard 24O. Oo M. B. Cunningham, salary as
 guard =. ............ 24O. co Robent Bradford, salary as
 guard ............ 100. .OO Robert Bradford, salary as guard ............ 140 .0O J. M- Dobson, salary as guard 240. % Frank Alley, salary as guard 24o. .OO T. J. Newcome, salary as
 guard ............. 24O. .0O J. H. Woolsey, salary ..as
 guard .. ............. 16O. % Erskine Ra|thbourn, salary as
 guard =. ............. 24O .0O Freeson Neahr, salary as
 suard .... ........... PA 50 Juan Esquer, salary as guard ITS Herndon Young, salary as
 guard ............. 7225 Juan Esquer, salary as guard 135 Yuma Water and Light com
 pany, water and light ..... 1855. % Yuma Lumber company, lime 2.75 Yuma Ice company, ice. II .N0 B. A. Rogers, printing $50 Mrs. Frank Burke, reading spanish mail ...... ..... 12.O0 B. F. Hartlee, fresh milk. 6 6.8O Levy & Co.,, general supplies. 2S8. .21 Gondolfo & Sanguinetti, gen.
 eral supplies ... ....... =. 2792. 57 and Ed Hodges, fresh beef ... ........... 67a. .os ! Gonder & Co.,, medical sup plies .... ....... 45.s5 IOtal =. ..... .S2951 e1 | On motion the board adjourned. Attest: T. J. WOLFTEY.
 Secretary. Approved this 7th day of July. A. D.. 1897. B. J. FRANKLIN
 Governor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-03
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-03

PETERSON BROS. 4 CO., Grain anA
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold =
Austrian transportation Company.
D. v. PURIN0TON. Brick Aanusast
urcr.
II. GRUSENDORF, Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH =. RHODE. wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. u. McELROY, Of JsA =. NoElreo
Z Co., Real Estate.
ALBERT T. OTTO. Capitalist
II. q. SHEDDING. Capitalist
THOMAS B. MARSTON, Attorney.
DOLEsE 4 SHEPARD, Contractor
N. II. KILOALLEN. Real Estate.
ALFRED KOHN. Wholesale Grocer.
4. J. J. MILLER, Lumber Dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-03

LEICHT 4 BARTHOLOMEW, Brew.
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE W. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
z. q. UIHLEIN, President schlits
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER 4 BUTZ, Attorneys
GEORGE BURY. Attorney.
WILLIAM vOCKE, Attorney.
JURGENs 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW @. LAUSTEN. Of the Lin.
seed OH Trust.
The evening times., 1897-05-01
PERSONAL.
DR.. Ledthermdn.

LII ISokliSIi ilI0lls .
Medical and Surgical Specialist,
Treats all Forms Of Private Diseases.
BIadder Diseases, Blood Diseases,
Kidney Diseases, Skin Discusses,
Special Diseases, Hydrocele,
Syphthtic Diseases. Varjcocele,
structure, InpOtency,
Advice and Consultation Free. Both
Sexes.
Hours, 8 TO IL, To 3. Tues, Thurs.
and Sat evenings, to 8. No. COZ F
NV (Closed SUndays.)
FORa few days 1 willteach massage, mani
curing, and shampOoing terms $40; val
uable toilet receipts given each stude Mt
EXPERT, this office 1t EN-
MANDOLIN and Guitar lessons given at
SO2 IL NV; 80 cents lesson. Item
GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies,
6Oc,: gentlemen. 81 (nO signl. Removed
to 121S III st. NV. my1-1t
EEGENIA EALASCO-SpiIit medium; also
inagnetIc treatment. 6OT 4 St NV
my1-7t
MRS. ZOLLER, Medium, s13 9Th St, bet.
ii and NV. Interviews daily. my1,3
The evening times., 1897-05-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

(schedule IN effect April 10, 1917 .
All trains arrive an0 leave fennSJ JIY1nl8
Passenger Station
: a. n-DaiIy, local for Danvile, Chsr-
totte and way stations, connects 1T Manas-
sas for str rasburg. HarrisoRbHfy, and
.Rtaunton, daily, except Sunday, and
- I-Sncnngrr with the EOrfUIs and West
ieru- daily, and with the Chesapeake ana
OHIO, daily. for the Natural Bridge and
II:f5 .m-DaSy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
Slccpers, New York and Washington To
iPuIJman Sleeper for Ashevills and HOl
Spripgs n. c., Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New York TO New Orleans, connecting
at Atlanta for blrmln guam ana Mem
ouis Sfilil tram washington TO New
orleans without change. Sunset personally
I coutuctei tourist excursion through sleeper
an tins train every Saturday To San Fran
: YjI o. m.ELocltI Tor Front Royal, ssras-
bur@ and HaTTisonburg, with connection Tor
stduDton, daily, except sunday
: 81 p. D--DaiIy, iOeaI Tor Charlottes-
IS,-43 .. m.-DaiIy, WASHINGTON AND
sOUTHWE ESTEEM, ESTIbULED, LIN
siecpers. dining cars and dag cosscbcs.
IPIlIinan sleepers New York 70 Nash
vile. Tenn, via Asheville. Knoxville
and Chattanoosa., View 1oIH 70 Tampa,
JacksonyiIIe; New York 20 Augusta, via
Coium Oia; New York 70 Memphis, Wis
Rrmiurhi,m; New York TO New Orleans,
- AIiauJa and Montgomery. Vesubuled
day Coach washington To Atlanta South
err Reilway dining car, Greensboro to
ontgomery. .D-r,.,.,,Dr .,-,, -.
nj VTSION leave washington 9.UI a. IL
osIfv ana 4:45 D. III. daily, except Sun
day, and go p. Hh Suhuay ouly Tor
EGitn6 FIN: 4:32 p. M daily, except sun
day, for Leesburg. and go p. N daily for
nerndOn Returning, arrive at Washing
Tor Sc o. In. and 500 p. m. daily frUsi
Round HIn and T:u6 a. n daily, except
sunday. from HernGon, and S;34 a. Ia.
o;lIIv accent sunday, from IacesDuTG.
Through trains from the south arrive 40
Wasbiu EIon q. ~ a. ~, 2-2U d. m ana
40 d. m daily. HarriSonbHRg, 12 40 o.
M, and 9:4o y. m. d3IIy, except SuLday.
An 8 so u H. daily. from CbaTIottesvilIe
9 Tickets, sleeping car rsserv alton, and IN
formation furnished at offices, 61l aud
.3OO Guns SyIYania avenue and 1t PennSyl-
Fapia Railroad Passenger station.
l., ~ Il. GREEN, Ten. Supr.
z D. 81. CDLF, rofIIc Manager,
II w A. TURk, Gen. Pass. Agent
IL l.. 3 BFowns cen. Agt. Pass Depr.
The evening times., 1897-05-01

FOR SALE-Fine refrigerator; in use a
few months, bargain price, call after
4 Bop III. 466 Mass ave. NV. ny1-7t ,eIn
The evening times., 1897-05-01
-
. AND OHM

L
Schedule IN effect March 20, 1897.
Leave Washington from station, cOTneF OF
New jersey avenue and Q street
FOr Chicago and N0Tth west, NestlDule1
Limited trains, 1000. 1l:45 a M, 500
. For cincinnati. st LouIsand Indianapolis.
Express, Il.45 a ID. Eestibuled Limited
$40 p. m, express 11:25 p. m.
For PittsbuTg and Cleveland. express
daily, 1000 a. u and $50 p. NJ
+ or Toledo and Detroit, IL 20 p N.
FOR Winchester and way stations, t3. 40
ana 6.3U p. I'd.
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham,
Roan6ke go n2HTa @ daiiv sT2 sIes1;bp a9d
through
For Luray $40 p. m daily
For or Baltimore, ia w week days, 500, $50.
xl2-OO a m, xl2-O5, IL. 10, xI2. 40, x3:0O,
go, xi;39 80 x5;g5, Ks 10. y. so,
xI1.56 p. m. and xI20I night Sundays,
47:O5, x1.lO. $50, K. 90 a. m, xI2:05,
x41Vs ~ alioo, 70 20 90, 30; S6 80 x2.g6'
q. m, x12.O1 night
For Annapolis, Flo and 8: so a m-,I2fO
and 40 p. IL; Sundays, o:3U d. II. 4.35
For Frederick. week days, 7:35, 1145
a. M, 4 80, $50 p. IN. sundays, 1:15 D. m
For Hagerstown. 1000 a ID. and 70. 80
For Boyd and way points, week days
53o a. N, 4i30' $50. los p. N sun
For GaIthersburg and way points, week
days, 7.35. 900 a. m, IL. so. 3.I5, $50,
4.33, $50. 100, 11;40 p NJ. Sundays.
S-uO h M, I.l0, 4.35, I.Oo, 10.I5 d. an
For W ashinstOn Junction a nd way points
7-35 a. m, 4. 30. 80 D. ~ week DAYS
1-15 D. n sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New Ork, Boston, an
the East, week days, 500, 1000 g. m
Dining carr, 100, t12-4O Dining Carr, !. .Og
,5.05 Dining Carr. (1201 night. Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o'ClOCkl, sundays, 90 90
a. IN. Dining Car } 2.4O Dining Carr, 8 90
(5.05 Dining Carr, IL D i night. sleeping car
open 10 O'clock. Additional trains fOi
Philadelphia, week days, 7.05 a. N. daily,
500 p. M
BuffetP arlor Cars on au day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 q. NJ, IL 90
aoon, and I2.4O p. m week days, 40
.. III. Sundays.
For Cape May, IL noon.
tExcept SunGay. XEXpreSS trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences b. Union Transfer
Co on orders left at ticket offices. 6l9
Pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. AMI at depot.
WM. II. GREEN, ID. B. MARTIN,
Gen MaDger. Man OF Pass Traffic
The evening times., 1897-05-01
For RENT-srRrRBAN.

SUBURBAN HOME,
AT BRIGHTWODD, D. c.; ELECTRIC
CARS PASS THE DOOR.
TWO-STORY AND BA SEMENT HOUSE,
NEWLY FITTED Up, GAS, WATER,
FURNACE, &C
CONTAINING ELEVEN LA RG Z ROO Ms.
OVER HALF ACRE OF GROUND
PRICE, $50 PER MO, BY THE Y EAR.
Apply to j V. y. HUYCh,
my1-3t,e ,em 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR RENTAL Falls Church, Va, hand
some Groom brick house; pOTCheS. large
grounds. Inquire at 1925 6Ih st. NV.
my1-3t-e Il
The evening times., 1897-05-01

FOX SALE-We are showing a very large
assortment of Monkeys Improved Dry
Air ce Box eS; the best and most ecODoIli-
lCal for hotels, butchers and groCers The
]. T. MOXLEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
CO, factory rear or 2l4, ZIG, 2l6 oth
St ne mh2S-tf
The evening times., 1897-05-01
DR., YOUNG, 9; ;2;:''5.': e: + FL II

L Ieats successfully all diseases OF the
Brain ana Nervous s vsteu, Diseases OF the
BiOod, Skin. Stomach, Kidneys and bladE
DER, Night Losses. Sexual Weakness, strict
ure, Fancocele. HydDeele, Syphii1s, anu
al PTlVate Diseases OF either sex. Con
Suitauon and Urinary Analysis free.
Hours 10 To IL and 3 to 3. Closed Sun
days and evenings
The evening times., 1897-05-01

FOR SALE-Ice chest. So; range, IS; gas
stove, 81 so; dining table, 50; organ,
$50, ladies wheel, $40; all in gCCd con-
ditiOn 1913 10th st. NV 1t
The evening times., 1897-05-01
RATLR0ADs.
RAILROAD


STATION CokNEK OF SIXTH AND .
STREETS
LOO Al. week days-PITTSBIJRC} Ex.
So-rarlor and Dining Cars, HarrIs-
io.69 a. NJ. PENSs YLvANIA LIMITED
, 1I,suhan uilthan Sleeping. Dining, smoking and
) observation Cars, Harrisburg 10 CIicaeo.
| sSinSinnati: si Indianapolis, St Louis. 1;leTe,
HaSnshorI sn9 Toledo Buffet Parlor Car To
lo;50 A. A. FAST LINE-PulIman Bur,a,
I t.ar tSriot =, ear 70 Harrisburg. BurreE Fariof
$40 y. 81 cHlfH2;65 AZ 65ltsJ9nrg; 5Sm sr ,or,.
20 t1pIess st t.onis a. isieePi1g Car wasbingtos
Cars Harrisburg to So paasSs,s ana DIning
and Chicago. --'Ni'' O1nci Ail''A
Ito T u. WESTERN ExPREss-Pn,I.
n nidn Sieeping Car to Pittsburc Cbicaee,
ana Harrisburg 60 CIeycIsnd IsnassSses
Gar to Chicago.
no r. n. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
! tI,. uiIliith Sleeping Cars Washington Ia
Flts6urg and Harrisburg 20 St Iouis
s9 s1ar LouisVuie tvia CincinBat1). Dtnin2
1O.4U T.. NJ PACIFIC ExPRESs--yus,.
aH nis Sieepin Car 20 Pittshurg
I'D a. ~ Tor Kane, Canandai qua. R0ches-
Snn1a a Id niagara Falls daily, except
1850 A. 81 for EImra and ..enovo daily.
5a 5Saeps sunday; For Lock Haven week
"n1 "hhaLlsport sundays $40
Ito = ii. for wnHamsport, Rochester.
SotitrS atro,V anu niagara rails daily. exceps
70 Suspension BnGge, via falTrafo.
io.io 4. NJ for Enc, Caaahdaigua, Roches-
sieepIna Sc RIpi1iO, diar, Snd Niagara Ealis daily.
sof PhIladeIPn1a, New YORK, and
the East.
s;Do iT.: r: a: CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
tttED, oGiiy, all ParleE Cars, with DID
~ Var from baltimore. Regular as 100
- sI I'ns Carr 900, 9:ot, 1000 Dining
! 1U;Ou and 11.35 +. Al On Sunday z O0
tDlning Carr. 500, 800, II.O0 DINING
car % frSfn g oWlIliHAlngton! M ~ 8 10.
hfhlIadeIphia only r asst Express, 50 A
"a - week days Express II. 10 p.
"a a., week days z.0I aud D 40 y. NJ
1854 Il week z'3 Gays, "ssSHGs ana s.i5 ifnfnEa r II
For Atlantic CITY Cvia Delaware River
For Baltimore, IS. 700. Z. go. /. 90. 700,
1906, 1850. 1I.0O and II5O a m
ted, 40, I56, 40. 8 .O Is, 80, ~ 7Io. 10
1000. 1O.40, lilo and 1135 d. m.
on 1iS5 isSgDdays = q T9o 90. 90, s:95, e. 30
14oO ,HmnitedJ, 40, $40. 6.15. $50,
..7.lO. 1000, 10 80 and l1-35 p. m.
For Pope Creek Line, Z 90 a. N. and 4 80
y. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 100. 300 q. N, 1910
snl 70 p m, daily, except Sunday
Atlanac Coast @ finesE8p4ess L m & sg p for Flor
ida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. $50 a. T:, 40 y. m. daily;
kichnoDd only, 1887 a: m. week days;
Atlanta Special. via Richmond and Sea
board AIR Line. 4.4O D. IN daily. Ac-
commgdation FOR QUantico. 40 q. nI.
! Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth ana O
treets, and at the station, sixth and
sJTeet5, where orders ca De left for cheek
ing or baggage to destination from hotels
And residences
J. 3. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
: j. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agena