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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

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um Die 6raSe. tper pOn ibnen am meliten
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mudten SacUb @Onrab. Soispb 8obm
unb 8arl glsleben eine lBetts. Der
Wirib lieferts ben 8blStep in fleinsn
8iersldiern. gonrao mar ben auberen
oOruus. 9I6bIId fel CT aber su 8OOen
uno puroe in eln plntersimmer eeibIeppt,
no man ibn uuf oem 8Oben liessn lisb.
Die beioen Anoeren tranfsn pelter, bis
aud ile bepubtIUs in's bintere 3immer
sebra6t uno neben gOnrao auf ben 8o'
oen eeleet puroen. Die pOlHei tpurbs
benabribtist. gIIS fs antam, mar
@OnraO tOot, 8obm rang nit benz GoOs
uno @islsben beianO ii6 in einem be.
pentll6en 3uitanbe. Der 98irtb puros
auf bic Inflase Der I6ptuns perbaftet.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
l@ DeIitateHen: Smportirte Ssifhe-

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Soadnbii6e Sdrinse. Ruifide Snrbi.
men uno 9ln6opies, Sals Sarbeaen,
Sambureer 4oIe in Del unb @eIss. se.
rduderte Sadie uuO SelIbutte. gabiar,
Sarbiusn in 8iit6en.
8die-Sromase be 8rie. Roquefort,
2ieoerfranS. 8ubm, 6rdner, Sdnsissr,
2imbureer, Bird unb Sano 8die.
Wurt-Salami unb 9erbelat.
Ohsmaul Salat, Wasbsburaer Saus
srtraut. 2iebis's 5lsiiG gTtraft, Bum,
pernidel. Olipen Del bel Der Quart.
Neuer @arten Samen ioeben erbaItsn
-beim 9eipidt ober Wab.
6. Siebsder, frtbsr 8iomapsr's, $50
2adatpanna Apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Nerven-
sChWache

Verursacht elm Geiahl ais on man ganz zer-
schlagen und ohne Leben, Ehrgeiz, Energie
oder Appetit Wire. Sic list oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthaiter kran<hcit oder der Begleter
Won nervosen Leiden. Sic list Elm wirkllcher
Beweis Won dhnnem. schwachem, unrelnem
Butte; dem wenn das Blut reich, ROTH lebens-
kraitig und stark ist, verlelht es jedem Nery,
organ und Gewebe des k6rpcrs Leben und
Energie. Die Nothwendgkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla gegen Nervenschwache zu nehmen Ist
daher Jedem bekannt. und das Cute was es
thut ist ebenfalls ohne Frage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Gins @sibtappsntanos in anmo

- Cine WeiBtappsnbanoe in 2amar
9ountp, alabama, peitf3ts porlssts
Sonnta8 9tn4t atpei Rsserfrauen bon
i4le4tem @baraiter, bis iie beinabe tobt
paren. uno in bsr sIei9en Ra9t eti&ob
bic Sanoe sinen 9sssr Ramsns Sobn
Sa8oen. ben iie iiir einen anSsrsn gleser
b'elten. Der ii& ibr Wibfaasn susesOsen
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

Ber DaS ,,8odenbIatt" entbdIt aIIe
5ia4ri&ten unb foitet nur S2.00.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
DETECTIVE In PETTICOATS
Nellie Garrison, of Atlantic City,
Captures Crook.
Followed a Sneak Thief All Over
the Place aud Finally Cornered
Hin Ia Livery Stable.

Atlantic City, n j., June 2S.-For the
second time in her short, happy lifetime,
Nellie Garrison polceman's daughter,
has succeeded in bringing alleged law
breakers to Justice This time her feat
would be- cretIitable TO the most eXpen
cnoed sleuth Nelie's mot her conducts
.l,e CambloS, on Atlantic avenue, and the
daughter assists by keeping the books
and acting as clerk on Wednesday a
slightly built, good-Iooking young fellow
applied to Miss Garrison for a rootu,
registering as a Abrams. Something
about him aroused her suspicious, and
she concluded be was a good man, II
watched He stated he was news mes
scnger between here and New YORK.
TIE next day he left, and shortly after
has departure a female guest of the house
went to the office and reported the loss
of a watch and ie ewelry Nellie Immediately
thought of her handsome visitor, and she
concluded he was the cuiput. To think
with Ncllie is 10 act and she Immediately
started To hunt up Abrams. Yesterday al
tcrnoon her search was rewarded, rs she
spied Tim Ieisurelv saunterirg along Penn
syly;inia avenue toward the beach.
The fair detective started in pursuit.
Abrams evidently knew lie was shade we'd.
Tor he quickcned his pace bat so did Nellie.
From quick walk he broke into a run,
nut his pretty puTsuer was just as fleet "f
fou-. and. try a me might. hcCould not SRA ke
her off He entered the Hoffman, where
he had registered as 4. Roseuthal. and
Nellie kept watch outside. mean while lOyE-
ing about fof a policeman. Abrams. III
vining her intentions. t!eterm ned To elGd,-
her on the beach front. and, emerging from
the hotel made off II that CLIeC lion. but
Nellie Vas not 10 he shaken off. Finding
escape by that method hopeless aud ZEAL
izing that capture wa inevitable on the
crowded walk, Abraus sought 10 h de IN
the stables of the Seaside. vhrie his in"N"r-
aide trailer Coruered him.
First dispatchinG a messenger for an
officer Nellie made sure OF her quarry by
graphing with him. and struggle ensued
which ended by the timely arrival Of
OFFICER Ham, who relieved Nellie Of her
prisoner She triumphantly accompanied
him T. police headquarters. where shclodCed
a complaint against Abrams, on which
he viii br heard today. Abrams also regis
tered at the Certral as \ Blumenthal.
and was making arrangements TO stay at
other fashionable hotels
Last summer Nellie gained femed hy
running down two young mpn wUc had
Lcaten her mot hers hotel and wyrn
wanted for n criminal offense In Balti-
trore. whittier they Were taken
The evening times., 1897-06-28

and bands, the word FLAPS" is omitted.
These are the ornamental sheets that cover
the cigars when packed In boxes. The
omission of this word releases flaps from
the duty intended to be imposed and
throws them into the basket clause where
duty of but 70 per cent would be i'm
posed, less than half the duty intended.
In three other places in the photographic
schedule the words flaps and bands" are
Intentionally omitted, and the duty i'm
posed only upon cigar labels. 1t was
hoped, doubtless, by those who constructed
this ingenious paragraph that the error
would not be detected, and that, in the
very high grades, flaps and bands would
slip in under the basket clause by paying
a duty OF 70 per cent, whereas they should
at the pound rates imposed on other articles
of a similar class of workmanship, pay
duty upward OF so per cent There is
something mysterious about this some
thing that demands explanation.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
POUNDED BY HER HUSBAND.
Martha IinkiDs' skull Twice Frac-
tured With Hammer.

Martha Linkins. a young ColOred woman,
occupies cot at the Emergency Hospital,
and is lowering between life AMI death, as
the result OF her husbands brutality. Her
skuIl is badly fractured, and while she
was reported as resting easily today, the
woman's condition is critical
The husband, Andrew Linkins, came
down stairs at his home. No. 1899 Govern
men, alley northwest, about 9 O'Clock yes
terday morning. He was in IN ugly mood,
and commenced quarreling with his wife
because breakfast was not ready. The
brutal fellow finally seized a hammer. aud
rushing at the woman struck her with 70
several times on the head. She fell sense
less to TIE floor, and the other occupants Jf
the house, bearing her fan. rushed into TIE
apartment. They found Martha bleeding
prufusely from several gaSheS on the head
and face.
After committing the deed LiHkins quickly
made his escape and has not yet been cap
tured.
The badiy-wounded and unconscious wo-
man was removed to the Emergency Hos
pital, where it was found that she had re-
ceived two depressed fractures OF the
skull, besides cuts and bruises.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
BOYS FIGHT WITH A SNAKE
EleVen-Y Year-Old Killed a Rather
and Died From Its Bite.
Found I'm the Road by His Brother.
All Remedies UnayaiIing and
the Lad Expired in Agony.

East stroudshuTg. Ia, June 2s.-In
fight with big rattle,nake eleyeI-yedJ-
Old Walter CLARK of Hunt rs Range, near
here, gave the reptile IL death wound,
but paid his life as the forfeit, dying
forty-eight hours after the attack in fright
ful agony.
Nearly every resident Of the eastern end
Of this county, and many in the two towns
know Squire CLARK, VINO lives about two
miles from COrtright's famous hunting
end fishing TeSort-Hunter's Range Wal
ter is tue youngest son OF The old squire.
lie was assisting his father in tue garden
near hi, home Wednesday morning. IL
was approaching dinner time, and the
COW out pasture had not come home
Wonder where them COW Is" said thl
squire.
The question was heard by the son
lie dropped his garden work, and went
after the animals. taxing an unusual road
The boy wandered Oft for two miles. and
found the snake ~ the road. He carried
a little Caue, and at once attacked the
reptile. and although bitten. would not
give up. the bite only mating him more
club, and fierce fight enSued. The rep
tile was fatally wounded, and from the
marks on the boys body, must have bit
ten him Tepea tedIy. The snake was found
dead hanging on a bush. ItmeasUTrd four
end one-half feet long and had fourteen
rattles
YOunE CLARK did not return for some
time, and an older brother was sent after
him, and found him unconscious in the
road. He found him bleeding from a-half
dozen wounds. Blood lay IN pools about
him, and his tongue. thick as a Iadi>h,
prOtruded from his mouth. The brother
knew III a second the awful truth
Snake bite" said he and the quicker
I get him home the better"
Lifting the limp form, he carried il aS
FAR as ms strength would permit, and then
ran home for assistance. II was soon
procured. and the lad taken to the house.
Rack in that Wild country they Do not
send for doctors, for there are always
plenty of home remedies always on hand.
Whisky was poured down ne throat Of the
son bv the father, ana Oninns and kerJ
sene oil placed on the snake bites, which
covered his left arm, his left breast AMI
right leg.
All night and Wednesday and Thurs
Jay the boy fingered. suffering fnghtful
agony. The sufferer gradually grew weak
CT. and Friday morning has legs and arms
burst. after swelling to the size OF a hlad-
der As the sun broke through the east a
dawn. the agony ended, and sheet was
pulled over the silent form of the sufferer.
The evening times., 1897-06-28

Annapolis, Md, June 2S.-James fl.
Smith, oolored, aged fourteen years, was
arrested Yesterday afternoon at Fowler's
Chapel. three miles from Annapolis, for al
tempting 10 wreck the Bay Ridge excursion
train from Washington.
Yesterday morning, shortly before the
lI:t5 train, with nine coaches of passen-
gers, was Eeany due at Dark Woods,
nile and half from Annapolis, colonrd
boy was seen making ready TO place Il
cloSS-Jie Oh the track Of the Annapolis,
baltimore and Washington Railroad. The
presence OF some one passing deferred him
The train passed on to Bay Ridge, and
something having become dlsarranged in the
machinery OF the engine of the second
train while the train was at the Annapolis
junction, the engine had To return from
Bay Ridge for the train at the Junction.
The n-wreCkeT heard the engine com
ing, and. thinking il was d train, threw
d crosS-tle over the track, and was about
u put OF another when Isaac Tucker.
colored. an enploye of the railroad COM
panv. who had been placed on the W atCh
in the woods for this wretch, since these
Thugs have been put on the track tefcre
tlds season, pounced out on the toy and
gave chase as he ran Off.
Tucker pursued the hoy, hut. hearing the
engine approaching. had tc l.a'e off pur-
SUIT, and save The locomotive fI0ni being
wrecked. Taking the cross-tie from the
track, Tucker again continued the par
suit. and ran the Toy to his home back
H., l.. -trrlaf . 4
him. Tucker then returned to Annapolis,
aud reported the matter 10 Superintendent
sherman r. Brown, who secured the
services OF Constable James T. Small
Tucker went along 10 IDENTIFY Smith. who
had s,cyn recognized 10y him. I ne pair
proceeded n carriage to Fowler.s Chapel
"a Colored ueetng-LouSe-wh religious
exercises were in progress. The boys
grandmother was first seen, but she re-
fused to give any information about smith.
on henE told that the boy's grandfather
was in the chapel. Mr.. Small went foT-
ward. As the old man came out the .lOur,
Orficer Small went around TO the tack Of
tie chapel. and ihele sa " shifting crowd
OF colurca people, and 10y II tie Clowd,
apparently irving 10 AVOID him. officer
ST. all went tack to tie other &c of tie
chaTcl. and the Toy ian INTO hIs aims ana
was arrested.
Tucker fully Identified Smith, and Smith
was also seen and identified by Stin
another person, while trying to escape
fuckers pursuit When asked 10y ofnceT
Small why he put the rross-ties on the
track smith at first, said he did nur know
but on the second time II was asked, he
replied be supposed something WAS wrong
with his head The accused was taken
before Justice jog Griscom, OF EaNpoTt,
and comEijted to jail in default % $1,000
bail FOR court.
Attempts 10 wreck trains have heeu
going on for several seasons within a
uIie or two of Annapolis, and tn" effurt
began again recently. yesterday, a biz
stone being knocked Oft the track, near
Annapolis. by the train run 10y Engineer
Milton II Coulbourn. The authorities set a
trap TO catch tie cuiprit. andit resulted in
the arrest
A bout six tuonJhsaCo Smith wasarrestcd
for stealing ne coat Of naval cadet, and
his father has served a term ia the peuIten-
tiary for larceny.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
PROBABLY WANTED IN SOUTH.
Arrest of Suspicious Character
Giving Name of John Robinson.

Arrest of Suspicious Character
Giving Name of John Robinson.
''JUln Robin son" was the name a cOlOred
man about twenty-five years of age, and
of bad appca rance, gave IN the police court
this morning. He was found concealed in
a gravel bank In the Soldiers Home grounds
yesterday by mounted Sergt. Slattery
He acted so strangely that the officer IT
rested him for being a vagrant anil
suspicious character. Persons living near
the place though that Dorsey FOnltz, the
murderer, had been caught and soon spread
% rumor to that effect. This, however,
proved to be false.
Judge Kfrnball questioned the prisoner
this morning and came TO the conclusion
that the IT. an in wanted In the South for
committing some offense. The prisoner
said that he left Columbia, s C. about five
months ago. lie had been working for
Mr. Meta. livery stable proprietor. of that
place, for n number OF years. The accused
said lie had left Columbia one day suddenly,
bot would not give the cause of his de-
parture.
The court VIII hold the man until the
detectives, to whom the case has been
given, shall have made an investigation
with regard TO his former life.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
FARMER FINDS PURSE OF GOLD.
Buried by Robbers Nearly Gem
tury Ago.

Renefonte, Pa, June IS. While Farmer
Smui. living IN tie uarrows leading from
Union into Center county, was digging
stump~ .It of piece Of new ground. be
uncovered a purse Of gold beneath the
roots OF a pine stump. II contained hut
a little over $500 in money. hut tie make
OF the purse and the date OF the coin have
caused comment.
The coins were Of a date prior to 1920,
while the purse, though badly deCayed,
could be made out to have been Of curei
buckskin. homemade, and of the kind
carried three-uuarters of a century ago
Farmer Smun is reuCert regarding his
find, and for this reason some believe
the purse larger than stated.
There is no doubt that this is some
of the money hidden by the famous rob
bcrS, Lewis and Connolly, who roanied
tlis section Of country seventy years ago.
The narrows was one of their favorite
hauuts, and the finding Of this money
has given cause to believe there is more
hidden in this section.
The evening times., 1897-06-28

''For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy n the house." SAYS A.
II. Patter. with f. C. Atkins & Co. In
dianapolis, Ind. and my wife would as
soon think oF Icing without flour as a
bottle Of this Remedy N Tire summer sea-
son. We have used il with all three OF our
children, and il has never failed to
cure-not simply stop par bot cure abso-
luteiy IL is all right and any ono who
tries IL viii find it TO" For sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S
4 street northwest. and copnecticut avenue
and street northwest
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Meeting Of Christian Campaigncrs

The cvangehsuc committee, organized
to promote an aggressive religious ctn-
paign in this city, viii meet AZ = O'Clock
tomorrow evening in the board room at
tl,e Central Union Mission. Volunteer Bible
readers have been particularly requested
to be present TO confer atout methods of
work and receive assignments This VIII
be the first meeting OF the Bible readers
The mission managers state that the WORK
of evangelizing the District is rapidly gain
ing headMaY.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Come


and see those S12, $3.50,
and SIS Mems Suits we're
running at $50.
Some of the choicest styles
we've shown this season are
in the lot--c o m p r 5 n G
Serges, Cassimeres, Chew
lots, and Tweeds.
We want you to scruti-
nize these suits carefully
cloth, trimmings, andtailor-
ing--just to show you that
we handle a different class
of merchandise from that
"hawked'' about by tho
''fakirs."
The evening times., 1897-06-28
An En- ioNahIe Dlnner Partv.

Mr.. and Mrs John r. Hell. of No. 231 3
II street, entertained number OF friends
ana relatives at dinner yesterday in
honor of their youngest son, william. The
table was prettly decorated with cut
flowers and laid with thirteen cove r..
Among those present wers Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Rupert. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Snaker,
Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Miller, Misses Bertha,
Mary and Matilda spsdney and Misses
Kraemer, SpaldinG and Hell.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Milk and Rread Thieves Active.

Petty sneak thieves, who prowl about
ia the early morning hours and steal jars
OF milk and bread from in front of resi-
dences, where they have been left by
dairymen ana bakers. have been unusually
active during he pastfew days. Complaints
from hOuseholderS about this class OF theftS
have been received in large numbers by the
police, and arrangements have been made
to trap the pilferers by the Officers in
several OF the precincts.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
victoria Returns Her Thanks,

London, June 2s.-The Queen has caused
20 be published in the Court Circular
statement that, finding it impossible TO
individually acknowledge the great num-
Der OF congratulatory kilograms she has
received from all parts Of the empire
on tue occasion or her jubilee, she de-
srcs L, express her sincere thanks for
these touchiag proofs of loyalty end af-
fet tion,
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Rad MORE OF THE STUFF"
Emma Poole Charged with Running
SDeakeaSy.

Emma Poole, a well-dressed woman and
OF respectable apPe arance. appeared In the
police coIrt this morning charged with
violating the liquor law, and demanded
trial by jury. About noon yesterday ON
GERS Lightfoot and Cooper, dresSe In Citi-
zcns' clothes. went To Decatur street. where
il was ruT1ored "a ''speak-eaSy' was be-
ing run in fun blast A man was seen TO
leave Mrs. POOle's hOuse, and the officers
soon after entered.
They found Mrs. Poole standing at the
table washing dishes. with her back turned
10 them Cooper asked her II she bad any
more of the stuff She replied that she
had. when she turned and saw thr badges
of the officers she begged them hard 10
allow her To go. search OF the house re-
vealed two cases OF beer. half a gallon Of
whisky aud some gin. This was sent ~
the station and viii be used as evidence
Mrs Poole house has been under Eus-
piciOn oi-iy a short time, and the raid
was only planned Saturday.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Drowned in Antietam Creek.

HagerStown, Md, June 2S.-Harvey B-
erly aged about twenty years. son Of w. T.
RcIly, was drowned " hile winning in the
Antietam Greek yesterday afternoon near
FunkStown He was not an expert swim
mer and became exhausted in midstream.
His body was recovered about one hour
after he sank a short distance from where
he went down.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Rev. Dr. Conntr,s Movements.

Very Rev. nr. Conaty. rector of the
Catholic University, preached the sermon
OF the day on the feast % the Sacred
Heart at his old church in Worcester,
Mass, yesterday He leaves today for
New York, where he is to address the
graduates OF Manhattan College, at Car
negie Music Han, tomorrow afternoon.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Excursion to Niagara Falls via
H Il %.

Special express train, wiki through
coaches and Pullman paTlOF cars, will
leave b. s o. station, Washington. $40
a. IN, wednesday, July Ii, for Niagara
Falls Tickets returning good to stop az
Watkins Glen, Rochester and Buffalo
Round trip, good for ten days. SO.
je2S 80, ,jy3 ,5.7,S,1O12.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Iron Mills Resume business.

Pottstown, Pa. June 2s.-The mills of
Potts Brothers Iron Company resumed op-
eratioBs last night after a long idleneSS
The Valley mill ~ the Glasgow Iron Com
pany. which has also been closed down
for a long period. will resume in several
daVs
The evening times., 1897-06-28
bicycle Meet at Frederick.

Account Maryland Division. L. A. w.
meet at Frederick, July 3 TO 5, the b. & o.
r. r. will sell tickets 20 that point. July
2 TO 5. good to return until 9Th, Inclusive,
at rate of one fare for the round trip.
1e26- -2S-jy1-3
The evening times., 1897-06-28
COL. OCHILTREE VERY ILL.
Suffering From an Organic Trouble
Which NeceSSitates Operations.


Col. Tom Ocniltrce. clubman. raconteur
and citizen OF the world. has been lying
dangerously III at Chamberlin'S for the
past three months. For over a year Col.
Ochiltree has hern in POOR health. but for
a long time was ignorant as 20 the cause
OF has illness.
An examination, however. disclosed tie
fact that he was affected with an or
ganic disease. and several operations have
been pcrfurmed to relieve the sufferer
Drs. J Ford Thompson and Van Renssa-
laer VIII perform another operation some
time this week. and hope that this one
viii effect a lasting cure
Throughout his spell of sickness Col.
OChiltree has horne his suffcrings most
bravely. and his condition is much bet
ter at present than it has been at any
time during the past twelve weeks.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Excursion Rate to san Francisco,
CAL, via u. * %.

Account annual convention, Y z. $. C. E.,
San Francisco. July TO IL, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell tickets 10 that
point June 81 70 July 2. at greatly re-
CInced rates For full particulars call at
Offices, 7O7 10th St, 619 Pa. ave. and
depot, n. J. ave. and So.
te25. .26. .28 ,29, ,30-iy1
The evening times., 1897-06-28

Sacrament of the Holy Communion
Administered by Father Glaab.

The early morning mass at st. Mary's
Catholic Church yesterday was attended by
an unusually large congregation, the
occasion being the administering OF the
sacrament Of the holy communion toa large
number OF young ladies and gentlemen
Tie sacrament was administered 10y the
Rev Father George GIaab, the rector or
the church
TIE Very Rev. DR.. Schroeder, who pontin-
Gated at the mass, delivered a short and in
structive sermon to the communicates ON
the efficacy of the sacrament
The affairs OF thechurch were handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and palms amsd
which hundreds of candles glittered, giving
the whole scene a look OF briliancy and
beauty.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Hustltng agents for a recently
invented article OF great merit. big wages.
sample prepaid, l. &c, TfiJe now. AKRON
le 6-eeC-6C
The evening times., 1897-06-28
FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To dEumrners and business
men, horse and buggy or DayJOn. 50
per day and special prices for pleasure
driving Apply TO the REX STA BLES,
rear 6l5 + 81 nw.; telephone cali. 1O9
apSO-f
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Excursion to Milwaukee, Wis, Via
h. & @.

Account National Educational A ssociatiOn
Convention the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
win sell excursion tickets To Milwaukee July
.. 3 and 4. at rate Of one fare for the round
trip. plus 5000 je26, ,2s, ,30jyI ,2,3
The evening times., 1897-06-28
b. & q. Excursion to- Niagara Falls
win Pfrszhurp

Leave Washington 10 a. m. July 7, ar
riving at fails a. m. following morning.
Tickets good for fire days. sic.
jc24. .26 ,2S,Iy1 ,3,5;siein