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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

n.,t ro,ev and good Judgment can -
',',, 49, t.r,0f them when their he'll" Do
For tbat rslron ,he almost cu''.s ,,
-. 80 hearty testimonials lni' que
,.r.f,.1 from those who nave 90.
,,adi.1l advice at their instant "' .ti.i
W I,.ffo assurance OF the un'I '"'. "a
f.- ~ U,fs plino's celery coIhpo''l"
,,bicb has como to De known li''u-.
out tho world as the remedy 'h"l mum
people we'll ,.t,,ritv
V.h, sborrI ono waste the opportunity
or ,4tnin.. r.alth and yigOr by tehlpoil@
inc with any OF tho many ""r'.l' w.
oJio4 that uulcks offer. Wn'h l.'
frl discovery of America s. I',''' ~
clam Professor Edward IL. Fhelp7. w. va
H.. d. of Dartmouth C"H--e. "le
Toromo.l medical authority of th7 se"el"
zion. Pairc's celery COMPOUND i' "0"
within reach of every ONE
Tor, sufferers from nervou-ne-s' us So
,,snsi. and neuralgia should not INNS
b'ir rIti,uce virtue. ~ is Simply
s,d v,..io of thc joy of healthy lNlhs'
Nj oulr these disorders. but aH olhri
,0a,te of low nervous vi-or can De tn.''
luf.ly cured. aud Urtmlu niN 'ui'". "N
l,uuding up tnc nervous -tItL-th ""
purifviu, the blood with Paine ct.'IS
compound, ..,
An calling hlUt" is easy TO fll MO
Many persons with uo serious Organic
fra.ila conclude THAT they are mNahds
.rrr1ako ro determined effort to get wei
uutl they become % nuisance 90 lnel
friends and % burden to themselves. Nha'
thew need 81. go drive out the clossins
etuuefv,ue humors from their blood ana
nourl-h their .rtated nerves uy means
of paine's celery compound
PaIucs celery compound VIII absolutely
cure rheumatism. neuralgia. those ire
ouontlv recurring rcadches and those
alarming heart palptations and sink
inc spells 10 urges the body 90 take ON
flesh aud to cushion the nerves with q
uronsr accumulation Of fat that Will
counterlct au irritation. Ry means OF
this superb urtr.ment every part OF the
body IS u0urished and built up.
Vigorous hcaith stands ON tripod. ono
may say. OF pure. rich blood, thor.
ouel.- uourisred nervous system and-de.
pending ON tlcsc-l capable healthy ola
ec-tion and a-fimiutioa. Dor health
ANA disease mean that something IS wrong
with the blood or nerves. rane's celery
compound attends FIRST tO these tNo erca'
essentials. and whatever else is wrong
.s soon corrected WEcn The llo0l an0
nerves. 9ga rishl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
ALE WILSON'S COUNSEL.

The Hartford Courant quotes freely
from President Wilson's inaugural adj
dress az Lexington and says that 80 was
entirely worthy OF the place. the occa-
sion and the audience. a modest, thought
mi. scholarly and generally admirable
discourse
As 10 Mr.. WILSON, suggestion that the
colleges Of the land should give instruc-
ton i'm politics. the Courant says that
Prof. Wilson's counsels on that point
seem to us to be very sound, very timely
and of am Importance that dehes exag-
geration."
MIR Wilson has sown good seeds and we
believe that they VIII bring forth much
fruit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28


The Richmond Times one OF The ablest
papers in the South. says.
The Times thinks unqualified negro
suffrage one OF the greatest curses that
any people ever had inflicted upon them.
There is. however. greater curse. and
that is the degradation and corruption of
the white yotcr-the destruction OF the
moral sense of the nohlcst iranch of the
AngiO-SaXou racc-thc people ot \lr-
glnia.
Too much feeling has led OUR brother
too far View thc situation in the light
OF reason, and then pan out the pune gold
o. truth. Unqualified negro suffrage is %
curse-sO would Doe the power welded hy
amy race or class marked hy degradation
and corruption The negro DO and quail
fled should vote. and the white man, too.
The Times says that "the uoble-t branch
Of the AnglO-SaXon race has been de
graded and corrupted. " I'm ai courtesy
we would deny the accusation.
Let our esteemed contemporary qualify
ue charges and we viii agree with 10 and
gladly accept its help boo that work So
sadly needed in the South to-d1y-nCeied
more than capital or immigration. or face
tories or dcveiOpment-the publication o.
-he bauot-hoX. II Is needed more because
without 10 the others rest on toundl-
urccCie an lasting and real prosperity
The Times is in earnest llt what rcm-
cdy does 30 propose?
1.-THE situation b. uncomfortable 20 auy
falrmlndcd man. Every candidate for
Tho Legislature should he made ID de
clare what h.s position is on thl' 'ilal
question. lie 7Houla ne ASKED lo'h,-
blank. 1f elected 90 the LEGISLATURE Will
SOU honestly exert yourself 90 nave "n
election Jaw passed which VIII DC DO eo'd
iaiih intended io secure homes e'ec-
lonft
Hero. again. WIFI The best intentions.
onr contemporary li wrong. ln me Leg
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

There s. nothing too good for us now
shall have % new sealskin sacque,
Ana Johnny is going to get him "a morse
That can pass anything ON the track.
And mother viii dress up in silks,
And OH. but life's easy and sweet
Everybody polite. ana clever. and KIM,
Since father has sold his wheat.
Wen build new house in the spring,
And Wen store the old organ away,
And as soon AS the dicker is made
I shall have "a piano TO play
The fellows are coming in droves'
And life IS delic.ously sweet
Dh. oyer, one seems just too lovely to u
Since father has sold his wheat.
Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

The 6luobrd and tho robin,
Tho oriolc and the jay
Have Joined the lark, the wren and
thrush.
And journcyed FAR away.
Tho chickadoe has lett u.s.
The catbrd calls no more.
Those feathcred songsters congregate
Upon come Southern shore.
But spumins frosts ana chilling WINDS
That blow from Northern seas
The fpunky sparrow fits around
Among She same old trees.
Cleveland Leader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
A MAN OF STRAW.

Rcmaiklng upon the Ga2cttes recent
approving comment upon senator Mar
tins advocacy Of an income tax, the
Rchmonds Times says:
1T is such comment as this that forces
the conclusion. in spite Of dcnials OF
Senator Daniel and others, that the Chi
cago platform was an assault upon the
highest court of the land"
As many people never read the alleged
assault upon the highest court OF the
land. and as many others have forgotten
H. the FUN text of that assault Is again
printed FOR their especial benefit.
I'VE denonnce arbitrary Interference
bv federal authorities b. local Affairs
as violation of the Cons ntion Of The
United States ana a crime against free
Institutions, end We especially object 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Appointments Of speakers BY the state
lnmu-lIIne.

Committee.
Democratic State Committee
Room a. Chamber of Commerce BID 70
Speakers and ume- and places oi p'.h-
ils aia announced .- follows
j IOGE TYLER.
pltue. C4ut-septomh 2th.
IauNuc- september -Nfn.
Me0hI rhIre- September aN'n.
GIern.srlIIr. October Ifn N0Irf. lH.I.
ApplUatf.A fYuit-Dciob,r t,l.
Caroline Cont October lliN.
Jrr.iu.fr EuIr October $500.
AIrN...f.I .If.. October lGin N.EN'I
I.IIl.A Count. October l>tu.
EDWARD EcHOLs
hUoeHlUr t.uf. October Sob.
Cumberland Courthouse rpItmh'f 1'H
l-lc-.aJ.
q J. MONTAG
NORTHAMPTON -Srrffmlcr -3fh fspco.tI)
pulasH rourt-Octolcr ith.
lgrtUe COurt. October llth.
Giles October l-tn.
Independence. Gray SOM ipoci lp.n'
Carroll C0lIt-Drioltr lhli.
JOEE vs. DANIEL.
King George Colr.-Octoher 5th.
Tou.sa C0urf-ODtoltr llfh.
JOHN LAMB
King William CcWt-Sep.euicr 2,lh
Now Kent Court October u iI.
Powhatan Court-Octoblr lta.
PETER j. OTEY.
Charlotte C0urt-October an
Republican Grove October ~ Oj l.. ~
c. A. SWANSON.
Carroll Court-Octouer lsfh.
u. -. FLOOD.
Botetourt Court-Octoher lith.
Amherst C0urt-Octotcr 18th.
JAMES Hay.
Bcrryv.lic-Octobcr 9Th.
Wiuchestcr-I October ttn. fuIgnf)
Shenandoah COurt-Octobcr llfu.
Greene fOurf.rDct0ber 1871.
Rockingham Court-October ISL.
CHARLES ". WALLACE. Jr
Cumberland Courlhogse-se y,cm1e. yytD
(specl1O.
W +. RHEA.
Bland Court September 18th.
Russell Court, October 5th.
MARYTS JONES.
Mathews Court-Oct0ber llth.
York Court-Octobcr lsth.
r.. LYNCH MONTAGUE.
Goochland Court-October lsth.
GEORGE ~. NORRIS.
wctzcl. Grecno county So
(If nIghO.
Greene Conrt-Octoher l3.h.
j. TAYLOR EILYsON
Chairman
JOSEPH BUTTON.
SECRETARY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

and 70 avert which fraudulent elections
arc justincd--may be prevented BY con-
stitutionai provisions which would not
affect the right Of suffrage. THESE
changes would long since have been
agreed on and passed II the hydra OF cor
rupt elections had been manfuly fought.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Expressions % surprise now ana then
crop ont that Gen. Fitzhueh Lee should
remain So long in Cubl under q Republic
can admin strati0n. especially Co since De
mas repeatedly said that his private md
politlcIl Interests ia Virginia need his
urgent personal attention. il may De-
worth while Tor The aspiring Young polite
dan 10 note. F1ys the Mobile Register.
that Genelll Les has remaiRsd m Cuia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
Miss Raldvin's Cift

The lequcst hy Miss Mary j. Baldwin 10
sociatiou f. thought bv some who have
taken pains 20 investigate the subject. 90
be- tire only like blQucst eyer made in the
State 0f virginia lu other words. no
other bcqulst % any Young Mems Chris
tian Association in the STATE 81 known.
il was natural thai she who was ever
seeking new WAYS 60 10 good should sup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
His BnsrLife.

IIostoss-What has become OF sandy
Ford. who stood so high in your class
Alumnus-Oh, he's taken orders.
IIostoes--Hc's in the ministry, tncn-
AIumnus-No. i'm q rcstaurant.-ho-'oH
Traveller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Mrs. Blauiey-My husband IS goo"
man around the house.
Miss Gadaway-Is that so? what Nlnu
of man IS he away from t!-'oADuiy
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Bessie-ls your friend Longhair going
to play football
Barbara-What made YOU thinN SO!
Bessie-Why. he's headed that way
Yonkors Statesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28
lie Was the Nan.

Miss Charmygne-Don'ty you think l was
meant for n business woman?
Jack Hustler-No. don't. I think Won
were meant Tor a business man.-BrooK-
Ign Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

All hail the frosty autumn,
You can scent her from aiar
Tor her garments are an rcdolent
With camphor balls and iar
Philadelphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

time you ever appeared before the public
IN tights?"
cold" briefly replied tho danseuse.-
Chicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Arson talks about being at the head o.
the baseball column each succeeding year
as II he expected them just 10 turn the
clubs around each year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Gen. T. I. Tracy, ex-secretary Of the
Navy, is Platt's candidate for Mayor Of
New York. Croker viii now name his,
and then the citizens will try to elect
Seth Low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

I, has been said OF woman, like ivy
"thc greater the ruin the closer She
cllngs' Mrs. CoXoy is accompanying her
husband in this campaign and listening
each day and night to his speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Resolved, the gridron is more con-
duclve TO human happiness than the dia-
mond. This is just thrown out as q
seasonable tip for the college debating
societies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Louise Michel does not seem 10 consider
that Emma Goldman and Lucy Parsons
are not the women 10 quietly surrender
their jobs as heading lady" anarchists to
f0teign talent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Hc-You say that no man has ever ask
cd you TO let him kiss you?
She-That is the solemn truth A real
man never asks.-Cleyeiand Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

The price of The Times * two cents per
copy rad Ten cents per week. delivero
within the limits oi Richmond and henchcs
g.. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Gold has been discovered il Is said, at
Saratoga Some hotel proprietor has
probably carclossly left bis safe open.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Scientists have now discovered that the
lions claws are no; poisonous. but Tor
purposes Of lacerauon they stiil retain
that former position OF excellence toward
the human race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Bakersyillc. ~ c.. viii hardly be on
the next maps. Not an Andree pigeon
or an airship there this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Mile. Allboney." said the sirl reporter.
'let me ask YOU now you FELT che mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Or. Mary Walker is writing her bio
graphy and now VIC may az last learn
What drove Der TO pants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

II IS n good thing Cor tic Cuban spirits
teat They cannot witness some OF the
Cuban melodramas I'm this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

With Georgia making watermelon syrup
ana Florida pineapple SYRUP. there Is
evidence that there IS not much going 20
waste this year in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

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TENTH AND BANK SIkE.iS'

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Whatever Mr.. Bryan may have done In
tho past. ne now absolutely refuses 10
have anything 10 say about New Works
local politics and so expressed himself 10
q correspondent of the World who begged
MIN for one little word.
"IH tell YOU what YOU may say" "say
that Mr.. Bryan has been quoted SO free
iy on both sides OF the question that 81
seems unnecessary for him TO say any
thing further on the subject
And that is an that the correspondent
could get out OF him.
Mark Hannas letter TO Colonel Lamb
has evidently been delayed in the mails.
Senator Daniel and Governor oFerrali
are not necessarily alike in a political
sense because they correspond.
Tho wind is turning over great many
new leaves that are old ones
Profanity has been decided by n New
York judge not TO be sufficient grounds
for a divorce. but swearing ut woman
frequently wounds her as deeply as q
blow. and The man who would do ono
would generally do the other.
With Georgia making watermelon syrup
ana Florida pineapple SYRUP there IS
evidence that there IS not much goins TO
waste this year in the South.
II IS n good thing Cor tic Cuban spirits
u.at they cannot winners some OF the
Cuban melodramas in this country.
Or. Mary Walker is writing her bio
graphy and now VIC may az last learn
What drove her TO pants.
Scientists have now discovered that the
lions claws are no; poisonous. but Tor
purposes Of iaceraion they stiil retain
that former position OF eXcclicacc toward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Mark Hanna's letter 10 Colonel Lamb
has evidently been delayed in the mails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

Senator Daniel and Governor o'Ferrali
are not necessarily alike in poliuca,
sense because they correspon-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-28

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-05
ContendriO del Sitio de los Ing|eses
GRANDES FESTEJOS

FL proyeeto de celebrar ell primer centena-
rio del sitiod los ingIeses la Capital en- 1877,
que sursio en- el seno de la Sociedad Ec0n6mi-
ca de Amigos del Pals, ha entrado va en- ell
periodic de los hechos Y es que los hermosos
pensamientos reciben siempre el decidido apoyo
de todos los amantes de los ideales que forman
Ia preferente aspiration de los pueblos cutos.
SegGn Sc nos ha informado, antier tarde y
baio la presidenca del Excmo, sefor don Ri
cardo Ortcga, General 2 Q Cabo, Sc reuni6 la
iunta encargada de organizar los festeios cong.
sc solemnizara ell citado bloqueo; y assten-
cia de los vOcales EXcmo. seTOr don Manuel
Egozcue, Vicepresidente de la Diputacion pro-
vincial; don Jaime Comas, Director del Insti-
tuto provincial; don julian E. B'anco, Presi-
dente de la Sociedad Econ6mica de Amigos del
Pals, Iltmo. sehor don Angel Vasconi, jefe de
minas, d. Baldomero Hernandez, arcediano, D.
Jose Laguna, eoronel de ingenieros don Matfas
Ledesma, Alcaide de la Capital, Lcdo. don
Juan Hernandez L6pea, Diputado provincial,
don Fernando Martinez Ginesta, Ieniente Co
roncl de Estado Mayor, don Francisco Albace-
te, lngeniero, don Jacinto Aquenza, Director
del ~Boetfn Mercantil9, don Jos3 G. del
Nale Director de eEl Ileraldo del Trabajo1.
Muchos importantes asuntos trato Ia
junta, Gle los principales acuerdos vamos a
dar cuenta.
Quedo aprobado un proyecto de empress
tito presentado por don Julian E. Blanco,
acordandose somcterlo la sanction de S. E.
Este empr6stito comprende una emission de ac-
clones de 100 pesos nominaes, al precio de
% pesos, por la suma lie 1000 pesos, garan-
tidos con los cr6ditos va votados por los Ayun-
tamicntos y que concedera la Diputaci6n; y
para realizar la operaoi6n Sc nombr6 don
termfn Martinez Villamil, don Candido Gar
cfa don Rafael Fabian.
Sc resolvi6 empezar enseguida las obras de
la plaza que levantara Puerta de TERRA,
en- honor de los defensores de la Capital en-
1877. El proyecto debe al ilustrado jefe de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-05
Casas de alQuiler

Sc alquilan dos hermosas casas en- el barrio
dePuerta de TERRA, en- la carretera, una frente
la primera y otra un POGO mas adelante de la
segunda parada del Tranvia. 1nformara Paul.
no Andreu. San Sebastian mum. 10. 4-2
x** Aconsejamos las personas de esta
capital, senora T. E. Caballeros c. S., \. E.
p. L., @. e., G. P, J. NJ, J. g., J. R.,
J. L. r., G. F., que a la mayor brevedad
possible (dentro de tres dias 10 mas) acudan
Ez Volcd1e, San Francisco, 40, satisfacer
cuentas pendientes con dicho estableci-
miento; pues sabemos que el l.jtdmo esta resuel-
no aguantar mas cobrar de cualquier modo
con elj{baro no Sc puede jugar, porque tie
ne malas pulgas
~ La prensa de Ponce sigue dedicando
gran parte de sus columns la enojosa cues
ton delos detenidos en- Yauco, Guayanilla, ETC.
en- estos dltimos dias. Pde justcia al general
Marin los tribunales. Aclara los hechos
ocurridos aboga por que Sc castiguen a los
autores de la farsa. Asf Sc evitarfa que hechos
semejantes Sc repitiesen; asi Sc aoabarfan esas
amenazas contra la seguridad individual que,
de cuando en- cuando, Sc inician en- Puerto Rico.
La actividad en- este asunto, 10 reclaman de
consume la paz moral ell cr6dito del pals.
~ Ha sido aprobado ell proyecto de las
obras de reparacion del Cementerio de San Se'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-05
La Correspondencia de Puerto-Rico
VIERNEs, 5 DE FEBRERo DE 1897.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Real orden admitiendo la dimison que,
fundada en- motiyos dc salud, ha presentado
don Fernando Fragoso Lugo, del cargo de
Secretario del Goberno general de eeta isla.
ldem trasladando 4 don Joaquin Velaz-
co y Layer6n, la plaza de Official segundo le,
trado del consejo general dc Administration de
la isla dc Cuba
-Nombramientos: dc don Clcmente Ro-
driguez dc la Flor M4ndez, para la plaza
de Official primero de Estaci6n, segundo de Ad-
mnistracion; de don Jose Canete del Rosal,
para la plaza dc Official segundo, tercero de ad-
ministraciGn; lie don don don Antonio Dfaz
Diaz, para In plaza de Official segundo de esta-
cidu, tereero de Administration; de don Pedro
Sanchez Colomer, para Ia plaza de Official Sc
gundo dc estaci6n, tercero de administration;
dc don Ramon Ignacio Irinia Trapero, para
para la plaza lie Official primero dc estaci6n,
segundo de administration de don Ildefonso
Saazar Ilcredia, para la plaza de ofcial
gundo de estaciou, tercero de administration.
Todas estas plazas son las crcadas en- el cuerpo
de eomunicaeoues de csta isla por Real Deere
to dc "a dc Dicicmbro liltimo.
-~Entrega del vice consulado de Guatema-
Ia en- osta capital sehor consul de Mexico don
Manuel Panagua.
-Anuncio de haber sdo reba ados dos cen
hft0s por palabra Ia tarifa para todos las
puntos de los Estados Unidos, Canada Euro
pa, por Ia oompanfa del cable submarine en-
esta capital.