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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

Ha sIdo puesto al servicio publico {
Ipuente lie hierro construido en- la CO
rretera de San German a Mayagiiez, e
ell sitio que antes sc denominaba Puen
te de Silva.
Ell Gobernador General Sc encuentr
restablecido de la indisposicion que Il
taquejara Ell estos iltimos dfas.
Ha salido con su distinguida familis
Ipara So Residential veraniega de Rfo-pie
Idras
| DOCTOR VILLARRAZA, cirujano
dentista de la Real Casa. Plaza de las
Delicias.
Ponce, JUNO II de 1897. l m. d.
Sc dice que don Francisco Martin
| Sanchez ha sido sera nombraCo Inten-
dente de Hacienda p1blica de Puerto
Rico.
Muchas monedas provinciales estan
emigrando para Santo Domingo.
ALI circular, entire los que hacen ne
gocio con Puerto-Rico, con un 35 8 20
por ciento de premio sobre la plata meji-
cana
La companfa de Roncoroni ha alberto
en- Arecibo un abono de diez funciones.
Todas las personas que tengan cuen-
tas pendientes de liquidar, por cual-
quier concepto con la succession de don
Severe Segarra, pueden presentarlas
dentro del plazo de Is dfas, al presiden-
tie del Consejo de familia, don Adolfo |
Lespier. de la Virtud, no 81.
Ponce, Julio de 1897. SO.
En- Gurabo tuvieron una rifla, por
celos, los jornaleros Sotero Alvarez y |
Maximino Castro, resultando muerto |
este de una punalada que lie asesto su
El Ayuntamiento de la Cidra ha nom-
brado hijo adoptivo de aquella pobla.
cion don Manuel Egozcue.
ABASTO PUBLICO.-Varios seilo-
res de buena voluntad han acordado
instalar en- ell mercado una nueva mesa
que abaratara e. precio de la carne cua-
tro centavos menos. Sc admiten como
accionistas cuantas personas asf 10 de-
seen. Sc recojera domicilio La con-
dandose cuenta del resultado
que Sc obtenga en- este mismo periodi-
Co., Vorios cOntrabMyentes. l3 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

carbono y como el aqua y Ell acido car
b6nico del aire contribuyeH, en- mucha
mayor proportion, a formar la substan.
cia SEGA de las plantas, que las materias
que elias absOrven de la TERRA por las
raices, ha tardado la ciencia ochenta
amos: desde 1850 fecha de la primera
observation de Bonnet hasta 1880.
Inicia De Saussure Ell 1904 ell estudio
de las cenizas de las plantas del orr
gen one tienen.
Continua Sprengel ese estudio Y 10
completa LiebIg dotandonos de un pro
cedimento de Immediate aplicacion
los cuitlvos; pero ha sido precise que
transcurran cuarenta amos desde que
De Saussure, iniciara aquel estudio
hasta que Liebig nos da a conocer la
Influenza de los minerales sobre La ve-
getaci6n.
Desde el siglo diecisiete Digb6e pre-
conizaba ell salpetre como abono muy
efcaz sin embargo hasta Boussin-
gault POGO NADIA sabfamos sobre la
acci6n del azoe ell Agriculture.
Boussingault ha sido ell primero en-
trasladar los campos ell laboratorio y
ell primero en- pedir a las plantas su OPT
MON sobre las teorfas controvertidas de
La ciencia. Elias supieron contestarle
de un modo precise de elias obtuvo
Boussingault su teorfa del azoe, que sin
ser EXCLUSIVE, ha demostrado la accion
prepOnderante de este cuerpo en- La nu-
tricI6n de los vegetables.
La cuarta serie la constituyen las ex
periencias de Rothamsed empezadas por
Lawes en- 1897.
En- ell orden de las aplicaciones La
wes Gilbert fueron ell lazo de union
entire la teorfa y la practica, al prose
amos reallzando la sfntesfs de todos
los estudios acumuIados por sus prede
cesores.
Cuanta tardanza para demostrar la
asimllacl6n del carbonO, para llegar a
conocer la inhuencia del azoe de los
minerales, cuanto tempo no ha sldo pre-
ciso. Para conprobar estos hechos prac
ticamente han necesitado Lawes Y Gil
bert cerca de cuarenta amos.
4 los instIgadores de la Suppression de
las EstaciOnes AgrOn0micas siete amos
les ha parecldO tempo excessive.
Nosotros creemos tOdo 10 contrariO;
aducimos datos que prueban nuestro
asertO La veZ que la lentltud con que
Sc avanza en- agriculture la que queda
hoy hu6rfana sln gufas que puedan aeon |
ejarla en- CasOs dctermInadus.
Ola Ilegara en- que Sc rccuerde con
tristeza con pesar una instltucI6n la |
que pudO recurrlrse Ell busca del apoyo |
que presta la ciencla y did llegara eli
que Sc eche de menos los servlclos que |
brindaba ilustranIo informando soDre |
los fen6menos que a dIarlo SO observan
sin poder5e explicar.
Y dfa llegarA tAmbi6n en- que sc re-
cuerde, como Sc recuerda q quien nos |
cause un gran dafo, los nombres de los |
que no supIeron no qulsleron defender
los iutereses de una agriculture pobre
Y desatendIda,
La DIputacI6n pudo reformar, no
qulso; prehrl6 extlrpar; pero, inhablI
dlra 10 que cierto medico
al SER interrog gado por ell arno de un es-
cIavo a quien habfa amputado una
plerna:
$40 lie dire ell negro ha muerto;
pero la operacl6n ha sido blen hechaS >
ENRIQUE VAzoUEz AGU1LAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10
ell objeto de efectuar co mpras para su
La pillo de Nodr;d.
Que lleve feliz vile.

FL Doctor tIllare :, auxIliado pc
ell joyen dentista seio, Lamouthe, aca
ba de practicar una operacion tan diff
ell como notable.
i Tratase de un case de reseccion cas-
total del maxilar superior derecho co
sas nasales y conducto lagrimal.
Fue extraida la cara puten- anterior
del hueso, con los alveolos, muclas
dientes; la boveda palastina fue desar
tlculada del borde anterior de la por
| cion horizontal de los huesos. palatinos
| y la aforisis molar fue tambien desar
ticulada del pomulo.
La curacion Sc llevo cabo en- ell tras
| curse de doce catorce minutes, por la
boca, sin corte en- la cara, con muy po-
ca hemorragia y sin que quedara defor
midad alguna.
Cuando Sc haya realizado la cicatri-
zacion curara la salida de los lfquidos,
salida que actualmente Sc produce por
las fosas nasales y por ell trayecto fistu-
loso que Sc habfa tornado en- ell conduc-
Il Z, lagrimal.
Reciban nuestros placemes los seflo-
res Villarraza Y Lamouthe, por ell buen
6xito de gu operacion.
Nuestro amigo don Guillermo Schuck,
presidente del Casino de Ponce, nos en-
carga hagamos publico que faeron omi-
tldOs involuntariamente en- la relacion
de los seilores que forman la secci6n Ii
teraria de dicha sociedad, los nombres
del Lcdo. HerminIo Diaz del Lcdo.
GuZman BenfteZ, ambOs estimadOs ami
gos nuestros.
Esta complacido ell senor Schuok.
Aver, en- Juana- Diaz, fuimos amable-
mente obsequiados por don Marcelino
Torres, alcalde de dicho pueblo.
Damos las gracias al sefior Torres,
asf como su dlstinguida familia.
Sc solicita una nodriza para un milo.
I-f,rmaran en esta imprepta.
En- la calle de Mendez Vigo, frente
a la casa de la succession Toro, existe
una parte dol terreno en- que SO es-
tanoan las aguas cuando llueve, forman-
do un bache enorme, que impide ell
paso q los transeuntes.
Llamamos la atencion del sef1or al |
calde.
Don Odon F!orensau solicita tres
herreros y dos oarpinteros que oonoscan
con perfeoci6n ell oficio
LIS
Anoche, en- momentos que celebraba
function ell Circo Gardner, una muItitud
lie zangolotincs que deseaban colocarse
Sc entretenfan en- romper la verja-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

De Pehuelas:


eel domingo once del corrente Sc
llcvara efecto la reunion de los moon
dicionales. Asistira esa reunion una
comision del Comite Central que sc d.
CO iran oir los oargos y descargos que
tienen que haoerse al hoy presidente
don Arturo Costas al doctor Rodrf-
guez, para luego de oirlos designar
Quail de los dos ha de ocupar la presi-
dencia del Comite local, y aun mas !:
designar DUAL de los dos ha de ser ell
Alealde en- este pueblo.s
Segun afirma un sabio naturalista los
PITos que tanto han llamado la atenci6n
y siguen llamAndola en- Ponce tienen
su origen en- ell desarrollo de ciertos
Isla.
La manera de concluir con ello-que
es muy facil-es la siguiente:
Tomar gran cantidad de generos
fuertes, va sean pcrcales muselinas,
va bramantes driles asalgados Gu
brir con estas telas, Ell sitio donde Sc
oigan silbar obteniendose inconti1ae7ate
la desaparioion de los referidos cupri-
nagos. Las telas pueden procurarse en-
la casa de Los Muchuchos que tienen
un gran surtido de todas classes y pre-
clos
Por iniciativa de la sefora esposa del
General Marin tratase de crear un ta-
Her de costuras, destinado proteger Y
facilitar ell trabajo las costureras po-
bres de la Capital.
La idea no puede ser mas simpatica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10
RETAMAS

Sc cometcn abuses en- todas partss;
50 atropella 81 dereoho que Espahl envia
triunfan SO ia,ponen las nnalas a.tss
de los que solo basoa4 atds asayorfa
ALA, en- La Forta esa, alma absolute;
Villar y sus amigos andan contentos:
coatinuando las C sas por esta ruta
ad;6s los pobrecitos ayuntamientos
La ley. " qaeda alguno que la ley nonbra
Y que, con su efcacia, ciuioo argu,eT
La ley es una tapia que da eu 80 nbfa
al aut6erata misms que la Iestruye
Caando desde el Gobierno que nos fu =tiga
mirsn -os que suenan legislociomss.
en- aquellas alturas habra quisn Olga:
,tobalicones
Por ahi bxllen dis ntes
que, juzgandose Espartac -,
atosigan las ntes
con su lagrimas ardientes
Y sus cantos ieremiacos
Nos Galvaremcs Asi
10 anuncian las profecias.
La empresa es baladi
pero nos taltan aqui
Sansoaes, no Jeremias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10
RECORTES

La vejez sc descubre mas cuando mas
sc procura encubrir. Fray Lsis de
Leon.
Pocos hombres saben 10 que es - =.
y de los que 10 saben hay pocos que 10
digan. = Guizot.
FL que os adula os aborrece. .-Heyon.
Quien Sc acuerda de la muerte despre-
cia 10 caduco apetece 10 eterno.-SoDs
GeT0ninao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10
OF O 4 O

Del vlento que los arboles despola
Y abatiendo su pompa Ell tronco here,
Ell quejumbroso acento en- cada hoja
Sc lleva un Jay! de la estacion que muere.
Del monte altivo a la desierta cumbre
Mientras gime doliente ell cierzo frfo,
Descienden con inmensa pesadumbre
Las anchas nubes de color sombrfo.
8Refieja ell mar la lobreguez del cielo:
La esplendida llanura
Torn6se arido suelo,
Descolorida y sin verdor oscura.
a ell alre no resuena
Con canticos de amores,
Azota ell viento la crujiente entena,
huyen al mar los tristes pescadores.
Las moribundas flores
Que del verde jardfn adornos fueron,
Sin vida sin amores
Desfallecidas de pesar murieron.
Silbando entire las cai1as
Vaga ell abrego en- triste melodfa
I Ell rio entire sus juncias espadanas
Preludia ell fin del moribundo dfa.
Perdieron va los campos ell tesoro
Que aver Ceres vertiera esplendorosa;
Las atlas mieses del color del orc,
Las verdes parras y la vid pomposa.
huge Ell viento en- los pardos olivares,
\ Orion furioso, amenazando guerra,
Surge de los espesos castanares
Y romeo Drama en- La eminente sierra.
De la feraz llanura Y prado herboso
Desparecieron las brillantes galas,
Los pajaros con vuelo perezoso
Vagan cerniendo las cansadas alas.
l. n que ei mar 50 f,ndo m ieve
Su furia estrellan en- las atlas rocas,
7 la montana la nacicnte nieve
Cine las blancas Y tempranas tocas.
Los wales soiitarIos Y desiertos
Replten de la mar ell eco vago,
Los oamlnOs ouDiertos
DE hlerba y jaramago
EI tardo buoy en- el arado uncido
DeJo con paso fatlgoso y Iento
DE la carreta al reohinaute ruldO.
va perdiendose Van los segadores
ra -. o. y .aua.iv prado,
Y tornan los pastores
AL amor dc la lumbre deseado.
Ell dulce canto que en- aiegres dias
Ell eco repltio, trlste Sc pierde,
Y en- granJas = alquerfas
Resuena ell recrujir del tronco verde.
Dan sus rlcos tesoros al granero
La rubia espiga y ell turgente limo,
\ entorna va Ell cansado mollnero
La puerta del molino.
Languldo sol, que en- rojos arreboles
Doras muriendo las coIinas yertas
a quien siguen cua, tristes girasoles
Mis- ojos tristes y esperanzas muertas,
I'm los efuvios de tn luz poniente
Lleva ell suspiro carlnose y tierno,
Y sea en- ell hogar de Silvia ausente
Como en- ella mi amor, huesped eterno.
Eusebio Blosco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

-;Muchacha!
-iSenora!
-Traeme -.
u Ell que?
-sQue ha de ser? sQue ha de ser?
Pero a estas mujeres todo hay que de
cfrselo.
G. A y T A r
Ruisenor quisiera ser
para entrar por tn balloon,
despertarte cantando
como canta un ruiSenOr.
NurctsO Dtuz de EscoUar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

ADVERTENCIA-A los que ten
gan cuentas y negoclos pendientes lie
pago con La succession de don Simon
Plerluissi Pierluissi, les suplico vengan
q entenderse conmIgo como apoderado
generaifsimo que soy de la Vluda y he
redercs, segun poderes que tengo dc
manifesto, autes que me yea precisado
4 acndir otros Inedlos- simon Per
E4iSst G7.ou-Ponce, Julio 10 dc 1897.
] IN. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10
Ell CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCEhO
GIRA A c0RTA VISTA

J Sobre todas las capitales y
: pueblos de la Peninsula 8
; islas adyacentes.
J Sobre New York, Puerto
! Rico Y Mayaguez.
; Sobre lngiaterra, Francia,
: Alemania, Austria, Russia, .
! B6lgica, Holanda, Suiza, Di- ,
J namarca, Suecla, Noruega, !
.. Italia, Portugal, Greoia y
Turqufa.
: Sobre Bulgaria, Luxem- .
: burgo, Rumania, Montene- !
: gro, Servla y Corcega.
! Y sobre Eglpto, Tunez y
J Marruecos.
! Ponce, Is Abril 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

MULAS. Al contado y 4 plazos
Cerreras y domadas.
Dirijirse don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal pal.-Ponce, Il lie Febrero de
1897 6m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

Anoche, en- momentos que celebraba
function ell Circo Gardner, una multitud
de zangolotincs que deseaban cokocarse
Sc entretenfan on romper la verja-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-10

Ha sldo puesto al servicio pdblico ell
puente de hierro construido en- la ca
rretera de San German Mayagiiez, en-
ell sitio que antes Sc denominaba Puen-
te de Silva.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

THE warm and pleasant weather
OF yesterday induced many persons to
take a walk up the Brandywine, and
during the day hundreds Of visitors
walked up as far as the B. & o. bridge
and back again.
1t was a great day for whaelmen
aId whee.wOmen yesterday.
Frederick S. Gore has resigned as
managing editor of the Morning Sun.
-Ex-Ambassador Bayard positively
denies that he will connect himself with
the White Star Steamship Company.
On Saturday T. Bayard Heisel asked
Judge Spruance for a charter for the
Tampograph Company. The incorpo-
rators named were. II. T. Cause, Otho
Nowland Spottswocd Garland, I. Ma
son Cabell and T. Bayard Heisel. The
capital stock is $4,000. An application
for a charter for the Delaware Wall
Paper Company, Of Newark, was made
by c. b. Evans. The capital stock is
$50, 1000. The judge held the matter un-
der advisement.
-Jmes J. Bingham, Of Phlsadel-
phia, addressed the mems meeting at
the Y. NJ c. A. yesterday afternoon. His
subject vas "A Vital Question
The remains .Cf Amor G. Fcrwood.
OF near Grubb's Landing, were inferred
In Riverview Cemetery to-day. Services
were held at his late residence.
s.. II. Baynard will resign his seat
in the Board OF Education tonight,
having removed to another ward.
Chester Light and Alexander Nc
GarVey, the two runaway boys whom
the police apprehended here. were taken
TO Norristown, Pa, yesterday, by Chief
Of Police Rodentaugh.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
THE POLICE COME DOWH.
DISORDERLY HOUSE RAIDED AND
SEVERAL PROMINENT MEN FALL
IN THE NET.

DISORDERLY HOUSE RAIDED AND
SEVERAL PROMINENT MEN FALL
IN THE NET.
The police last night raided the house
of Bessie Gray, at No. 7O1. Wilson
street, on information received that the
house was disOrderly. Four women
were arrested in the raid and thirteen
men. several of whom are of some
prominence.
The prOprietress Of the house was ar
raigned in the City Court this morning
and she was fined $50 and costs on the
charge of keeping a disorderly house,
and $50 and costs for selling liquor
without a license.
Leopold Richter was arraigned on
complaint Of his wife, but she failed to
appear against him and he was dis
missed. An attachment was issued for
her arrest for contempt of court.
Irwin Johnson, colOred, who was ar
rested Saturday by Agent Stout for
cruslty to a horse, was arraigned and
the case was held up against him.
John, alias Signal Thompson was
fined IS and costs for fighting at Front
and French streets.
William Deitch, a boy, was held in
500 bail for court on the charge of sell
ing liquor without a license.
Charles Conway and Elias Hamilton
were fined s. and costs for being dis
orderly at the Salvation Army bar
racks.
George Lever, the boy who assaulted
Henry Johnson, about two weeks ago
was arraigned, but the state was not
ready to prosecute the clse and a weeks
postponement was granted
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
HOWARD MOORE TO 60 FREE
STATE FAILED TO lNDIcT HIM AT
THE SECOND TERM.

TRIAL LIST GONE OVER BY THE
SUPERIOR COURT-MANY CASES
DISPOSED OF-JULIAN c. WAL
KER ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Superior Court spent most of the
morning in going over the trial list and
calendar, arranging cases for trial and
otherwise disposing of them.
In the divorce case of Dineen VS.. Din
cen, Andrew c. Gray. commissioner,
was given another weeks time formak-
ing his return.
On motion of Henry G. Conrad Julian
c. Walker was admitted to practice.
Ex-senator Higgins tried to get
a continuance of the civil suit of Will
liam r. Terry VS.. John r. V. Platt and
David w. Elkinton, but the court re-
fused to disarrange the calendar and
told him there was a disposition on the
part Of the court to adjourn for the
gunboat exercises tomorrow afternoon
and that the case would not interfere
with his part in them. A jury was
drawn and the trial is on this after
noon.
Ex-Judge Marvel asked for a rule to
show cause why Howard o. Moore, ac-
cused of committing rape upon his own
daughter, should not be released by the
sheriff, the state having failed to indict
him at the second term. It was made
returnable forthwith and Moore will be
discharged, as the state failed to indict
him. This dispOses of his case for the
present, but he may be arrested later
if the missing witnesses return to the
jurisdiction.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
ONE CENT
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS RAILWAY.
A BIG FORCE OF MEN AND HORSES
SENT FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
START THE ROAD-BED.

Ground for the Wilmington and
Brandywine Springs Railway was bro
ken Saturday afternoon near Rr2ndy-
wine Springs and over dozen men
were at work in cutting down trees in
and about the scene of operation and
around the home of John Evans, adj
joining the Springs. The big fight which
ragged between both companies over the
granting Of francise to the Springs
railway recalls the statements made by
William s. Hilles attorney for the
Springs Company before the Directors
OF the Street and Sewer Department.
They were: I'VE will build the road
whether we get the franchise or not,
and the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany can get out an injunction to stay
us II II will"
The beginning OF the railway will
possibly be followed by another fight
to get into the city. though It IS be-
lieved the directors of the Brandywine
railway will make a proper traffic ar
rangement with the parent company
and settle tho dispute amicably.
Tho beginning Of the railway will be
resumption Of the fight between the
two companies, and It looks as II the di-
rectors Of the Springs railway mean
to make good the sentiments of their
attorney.
The work of laying the track Will
commence at Brandywine Springs.
thence across the Landenberg branch of
the b. & 0. railroad below Falkland;
thence on q direct line to Prices Cor
ner to lElsmere; thence from that point
to the city line and thence 10 Sixth and
Greenhill avenue. When tho Street and
Sewer Directors refused to grant the
franchise for the use OF Sixth street to
the new company President Pratt. who
presided at the directors meeting. told
the directors OF the Wilmington and
Brandywlne Springs Company. that
when they had made a showing that
the road was TO be a bona flde one and
/ that the tracks were to be laid begin
ming from Brandywine Springs to the
city line, the company would be given
consideration with the possible grant
ing OF the franchise. Saturday about
fifty horses and carts came to Whining
ton from Philadelphia to be employed
In the work. Jacobs and Vandegrift, of
Philadelphia, have the contract, and 15O
men viii be employed in the wcrlr of
| construction.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
THE MARSH DIVORCE CASE.

Leonora A. Marsh, wife of Gideon w.
Marsh, president cf the Keystone Ma
tional Bank at the time of the Bards-
ley defaioaticn, and who fed from Phil
adelphia after the suspension of that in
stiution, has instituted suit for dl-
vorce. Nothing has beSn heard from
Marsh fer the past seven years, and
the divorce case is asked for On .he
grounds of desertiCn. Notices sum
moning Marsh to appear in Common
Pleas Court, No. 2. On Monday. Da-em-
ibor 6, to answer to the complaint, are
being published in the Philadelphia
newspapers by Sheriff Crow. Mr.. and
MIs. Marsh have several relatives in
bhis city.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.

Robert Pennington. william II. Pen
nypackcr. Martin e. Walker, cf this
city, and Miss An1hcny, Of Dover, at
tarded q select dance in Iiowar.h Hall,
Chcz.er. on Friday evening.
Willia Humber, Of Baltimore. spent
yesterday with friends in this city.
Miss Julia Parmely has returned to
Wyoming, agaer a visit TO Wilmington
friends.
wGfiam Phillips is visiting frie-ds a
Marcus Hook.
Misses Sarah and Margaret Molvin
Of Laurel. are visiting in TINS cny an1
Philadelphia.
Miss Eva Evans is visiting in Mil
tOwn, Pa.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22

PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL L

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL rs
TATE.
VIII be sold at public sale, on the prem
ises, near "Ruthby' station, on the r, w.
& b. railroad on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1897,
At o'clock, p. m,
The flour and grist mill known as RED
MILLS" situate on White Clay Creek,
near Newark. late the property of Thomas
w. Jones. deceased This property con-
sists of a frame mill, with improved roller
process, all in first-class order, frame
dwelling house, frame barn and about
twenty acres of land.
This property is all in good repair. with a
good trade established. Take 2.47 o'clock
train for Ruthby station.
Terms on day Of sale.
w. r. LYMAN.
Executor of Thomas w. Jones, Deceased.
l.. w. Stidham x Son, Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED.-Several good business men
TO join select party to Alaska next Spring;
all expenses paid. Address Alaska Mining
and Trading Co, S2l d., Chemical Build
ing, st. Louis. Mo.
KLONDYKE.-Those desiring an invest
ment in an Alaska Transportation and
Mining Company. whose stock is guaran-
teed by Trust Company. address for full
particulars. Rice, Cobb & Co., Manhattan
Building Chicago.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
PURCHASED THE PISTOL.

ONE NEGRO SAID THAT THE RE
VOLVER WAS HIS, AND THE
OTHER THE SAME.
Tmghman Ceptre, colored, was q de-
fendant in Magistrate Sasse's court
Saturday night, when he was tried on
a charge preferred by Henry Johnson,
also ooiOred. The plaintiff alleged
that the defendant stole a revolver Dc
longing TO i'm.
Cep.re denied the allegation and said
that he had purchased the revolver
The evidence in the case was of such a
trivial character that the men were
advised to settle their grievance. and
they did.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
NO TONGER MANAGER

James l.. Willis last evening resigned
as manager Of the Clayton House. John
III. Heidman. Tor Two years caterer cf
tho hotel, succeeds him. Mr.. Willis has
bccn IN con,rol Of the house for about
three years. and under his manage
ment many radical improvements have
been mode i'm its apr0IrIlmenis.
Evening journal., 1897-11-22
rHE rHANKsaIvINa ArrRAcrIoN

lewis Morrison is an actor favorably
known throughout the Eng,ieh-areak-
ing world for his mastery portrayal Cf
all THAT Is best In the drama Of to-day.
lie will present "lFaust" to the patrons
OF the Grand Opera Hcpsa on
Thanksgiving afternoon and night.
His Maphisso IN "Faust" IS rrC'5ably
hest-krown from the long association
81 his hume with that role, and from
the fact lhat his splendid portrayal Of
the part, made Faust Ons Of The big
successes CT cur time. Faust" wiki
I5s story az love and competition and
punlshm,-- by Temorse Is immortal.
Lewis Mlgr.son is one OF the great act
ors OF america in line of rlrts that
includes Mophisto.