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Doctor Said Hoods
Advised Its Use and 1t Cured
His Patient
Dyspepsia ara Heart Trouh:e Yield
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t. %oc@'3 e2-saro.:;;se.
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siCk end 1lts c. tn. o IT,, BED All of
tte winter ana s.r."g. isu.r "a sJvy.-
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thought l you'd s;:vv 1t q trial. / con-
suIted my physician and 10 advised me
to try it. NHen had token this mel
icinc a short time was able TO do NV
horsework. After this was afflicted
with dyspepsia and Guttering of the
heart. ! again resortcd to Hoods sarsa-
partIIa and after taking it white / vas
able to eat and drink anything wished.
Hoods has built up my health, and viii
praise 1t as long as live" MRS. $. f.
TATuM, Rosebloom, Mississippi.
! ] Gods a pssi'ia
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Further.
Gold by all druggists. Price. 81; six for g..
HLS, E.:tJ, are the best aftcr-dlrneF
A1O''s - ANAO pills. AID digestion. 80
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ALSO TOWN PROPERTY, INCLUDING TIE FCP
ULAR A0STELRY KNOWN AS THE
CITY HOTEL.

The following described properties offered for sslo ct
VERY LOW PRICES. OneittlI cash and the bal
ance in one, two three and four years. with esIy =
per cent interest per the remain
ing payments.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
SAMUEL G. BREyTON,

for the 81 SW Ia and SW IA Sc IL Sec
% L. Is N. r. 6 West Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
}. b. Williams. of Saline =. o.. La J.
w. Adams, w. Z. Gunter, w. w. Friday
of Goldonna p. .. La.
EDW'D. PHILLIPS,
Gee Register.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
For Sale.

The square of ground in front Of the
Normal School, containing ten fine
building lots, on advantageous terms
Apply to
PERSON & PORTER
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29

Alabama Will hold a Constitutional
Convention in August. The Gov. has
signed the bill passed by the legislature.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29

Unparalleled Opportunity offered by III. d
3. Beer, New Orleans, to acquire Homes
and Farming Lands OH Cane River
and in other portions Of Natchi-
t0ches Parish Cheap.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
FOR SALE.

Send us your Job Work, Satisfaction
guaranteed
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
ElTTE7

Land Office at Natcb!toches. La, !
November % 1898.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF ii J -eell:aefm and that said proof will be
made before register and Receiver at
NatchitOches. La, on January 6, 1899,
Viz: Adjoining Farm Homestead Entry
No. 7fi6,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TEE CITY
AND PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
NOTICE

H II, IVA IN >
Marthavllle, Nov. II. 1898.
Evening star., 1898-12-09
Bill to Provide for Deposits With the
Government.
SAFETY GUARANTEED TO SAVINGS
Proposed Investment in Municipal
and State Securities,
THE MEASURE DESCRIBED

Representative Lorimer Of ChicaC" is
sounding the sentiment If the House of
Representatives on the subject OF the bill
now in the committee on most Offices and
post roads providing for the eStabliShm ent
Of n postal savings bank system in the
United States. MIR. i.orimer saws that the
bill will be reported favorably this session
and he hopes to secure its immediite con-
sideration.
There is no piece Of general l"sSis alton
now pending in Congress the passage Of
which would be of such material benefit to
a large class Of citizens as this hIl." he
said to a Star reporter today. It's good
effects would be manifold. 1t would not
only increase the prosperity Of the country
by bringing into circulation millions of dol
lars now being boarded. but it wou'I IN
hance property all over the United States:
it would have good effect on the prices of
United States. municipal and state Securi-
ties. instill a spirit of thrift and frngaiity
&mong our people. educate the masses on
the subject OF finance and, above all! IT
would bring many Of our people VINO are
now somewhat Indifferent Ia u realiZati tion
of their fun privileges and rcS9onsibi iiics
of pitiZpnShi1
Evening star., 1898-12-09
PASSED BY THE HOIsE.
Provision for Pay of Volunteer for
tic NeNI Six Months.

The House passed the military d, iici,n.,
bill yesterday after four hours Of discussion
There was not a word of criticism 81 ih,
War during the debate. The only paiu; tgpnu
which an issue was raised was as 81 wheJh-
er the hill. providing az il did for the paN
of the volunteers until July ]. lsa. nigh,
not Toe construed modification of th..
law under which the volunteers were mn 90
tered into service.
Mr.. McRae of Arkansas offered an amend
ment providing that 1t should not he 80
construed. and upon it there WAS y general
discussion as TO The ACCESSIBILITY of muster.-
ing the volunteers out before The regular
army WAS increased.
Mr.. Cannon finally accepted the Nc RAJ
amendment and that removed The only
shadow of opposition to the bill. Several
amendments We're adopted upo0 the RECON-
msndation of the appropriations commit
tee. which received some supplemental cs-
Inmates after the bill was prepared Th.
largest of these was an item of 5000, ,mpt
Tor an emergency fund for the War DepaT,-
ment. and S5IS.opo for the ordnance depsr,-
ment. Increasing the amount carried 10y tho
bill to s6!'. SJ9. sg2.
M. King 0tah) offered an amendment ,..
limit the appropriation for the pay Of III.
volunteers to the period prior 70 March Il
1899. He thought ii the imperative duiy of
the President To muster out the volunteer
as soon peace was deClarn
The amendment was lost without al, ,ision.
providing that the money apprupr:ar ted i,t
the bin for the pay of volunteers Shouil
not be available longer than three months
after ratification Of a treaty Of f-a,,.. A.
was defeat ted 51-7l.
On motion of Mr.. Cannon several cotntui'-
tee amendments were adoptud. The appr,-
priatiOn for the current expenses Of tho ORD
nance service was increased from $lu.unp
$lR.nb: for the manufacture of M talii.
ammunition. marksmen's medals. iu=Epia.
etc. from S2bn,0Op to $500. 900. Tor IA. puI-
Chas" AMI manufacture of ordnpnre >tolrS
from Sc. .on1 To 500 600: for infantry. caNal-
Iy and artillery equipment from siuotn to
$l25,Hn. and for the manufacture Of arms
at national armories, etc, from $1I5.tHr 10
S321.Wm. These increases. Mr.. Cannon cz-
planned. had been recommended by fh- ,.hi.f
Of ordnance.
Mr.. Sherman (NYD offered an amendineng
10 allow chairmen of House rommi;t,,S
private clerks in addition to their "nmm,.-
lee clerks. The amendment was ru'ed oAE
on point of order
Mr.. Cannon then accepted he cRg,
amendment. Without further amendment
the bill was repor,ed To the House ami pas
I'd without division.
Mr.. Cannon moved that when IA" Hou9.
adjourn ii be until Monday neNs eNplai,'-
ing that the adjournment would give he
committees an opportunity To Worn. tn
motion agreed 10.
Mr.. Shafrnlh Coll asked unanimous con
sent for the consideration of The bill for
the reclamation Of arid lands. NJ. Hepburn
Nowa) objected.
\ conference report on the hill relating lp
the bonds of consulS. vice couSuls and con
sular agents was adopted.
Al 4:2o pm. the House adjourned Un.I
Monday
Evening star., 1898-12-09
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. u. c. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
shouih be read daily, changes may occur at
F0KEIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the .nrts Il
sailing daily. and The schedule oI clcsIngs is ar
overland transit For the week ening licreiahsr
- The las connecting closes will be made from
rKA%SA1LANrIc NAILS.
rRikSh rRRikiSS4fi Ir., n 90 q; M fer FRANCE SWIIZ
cosne,' from New York, via ilayre letters for
n % = Al i 1io I T r GIsfif 81 MRnHSbs sS Is
direct per ROTTERDAM. from New York via
dam. lcJ At lilo m for iTAiH per- sls. hn
snste Victoria. from New York. via Naples. Let
'cj At Il1o PM for EtnoiE' per SIS. ian Can
psnia;r .I1 >,r,!I from Nsw 1@rk via Queenstown,
selling frcm New York On Tue sdays take n Intel
matter. et,'.. fer GERMANY and specially aldl,
ROPE. American and White Star steamers sailing
from New York on Wednesdays German steamers
from iron & New YORK On Thursdays and Cunard FIanch
ara n German steamers from New York on Satur-
days take printed matter, etc. for all Countries
fos which they are advertised to carry mail
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
NESf INDIES ETC.
EKinAln'cI At lilo IN fer BARBADOS and
&c! NJ II 10 Pm. FOR FORTUNE ISIAEH. JAINI.
ca; SAVANILLA. cAKrHAGENA and GREY
for COSTA RicA must ho directed Per AI,nc'
&c, A Ilil9 Pm for hI;AzII and IA rI-tl'A
via prrnatnhaco AMI Rio Jancro. Letters f'r
NORTH BRAZIL must De directed Per ia
ecailia." rt Al 11:lo I'M. f,r NEWfGi NJ
LAND. per IS. Silvia. from New York
S.hTI'KD.I-t'!l At l2:c5 PM. for :>EW-
FouNpI.AND. Icr steamer from North Sy,.nay
tdJ At l2:os PM fer 81. PIERRE MEOI-iI on
per steamer From. North Sytnsy.
Nails for NEWFOUNplAND, hy rail to IIalifa.
and thence via steamer. clcse here daily c>cer,t
Sunday, at 12:o5 Pm, ard Sundays only al
1913 A. NJ. tdt
Mails for MiQuEL0N, ly rail to Rostau AID
thence via steamer, close here daily at 3:2o
Mails for ct BA close here daily at 3:o5 pM. for
forwarding by steamers sailing from Port Tampa.
Fla Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Uil
CAMPErhE cHIArAS. TABASCO and YUCA-
TAN, whicn Will hr forwarded New York up 10
and including the 1:l0 PM closing Thursday,
close here daily at 7:lo An tdl
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for CHINA, JAPAN and HAWAII per SIS
City Of Picking from San Francisco. close here
daily at $40 p up to December 8. Id
Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS per ship Trop-
fc Bird, from San Francisco close here daily AT
6:4o L. Tp to December %. Id
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN ner SIS Empress
of India. from Vancouver. 81, daily ut 6: 10
Pm. up 10 December %. Id
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN per SIS Victoria.
from Tacoma. close here daily Mt $40 PM. up To
January 2. tdl
tay Registered mails close at 1000 AN same
day
10, Registered mails close at leo PM same
tc) Registered mails close at 600 PM same
day
tdy Registered mails close at GOO p NJ previous
day.
de3 JAMES z. WIILETT. Postmaster
Evening star., 1898-12-09
Dancers at a SOIree.

The first soiree of the season az Prof
SheldOns dancing academy. No. 1ool F
street northwest, was given last evening,
and was occasion Of great pleasure 10
a host of little ones and their friends The
floor was in splendid condition. and for
three hours its polished surface reflected
the pretty figures Of the children and the
evening costumes of the maturer dancers.
A country or toe dance was gracefully exc
cuted by Edna Danforth, La Peiiie Ed
ma" Miss Marjorie Bard's bat dance was
a conspicuous work of skill and grace.
Miss Mamie ArmitaPe was much appreci
ated in a Highland fling, hornDipe and an
Irish jig Among those present were Mrs.
Hughes and daughter. Mrs. Burklin and
son, Mrs. Armitage and daughter. Mr..
George Arnitage, Mrs. Fowler and dsugh-
ter Mrs. Butler and children, Mrs. Z. c.
Munck and family. Mrs. John Bard aad
daughter. Mr. NJ. F. Muller, Mrs. A. s.
Carter Mr.. r. c. Crump. Mr.. Darlington
Bayne. Mr.. W. ]. Grahe. Mr.. A II. Keim
Mr.. II. ]. Gordon, Mr.. ]. F. Barker. Mrs
Goldsborough. Miss Nellie Hunt, Miss Maud
Fowler and Miss Agnes oNsili.
Evening star., 1898-12-09
THE CAPITOL POLITE.
Defeat of Proposition to Continue
Eighteen ENtra Wen for SiN Months.


In the House Of Representatives ycstcr-
day afternoon an amendment 10 the de-
ficieucy bill was defeated providing for the
continuance in employment for six months
of eighteen additional Capitol policemen.
Mr.. Cannon made a vigorous fight in be
half of the amendment. in the course OF
which he said:
Your committee had before it the ser
geant-at-arms of the Senate and sergeant
alarms of the House, who, with the archi-
tect of the Capitol have charge uf the
police force of the Capitol and grounds. !
will say TO the gentleman from Texas that
this forces not only polices the Capitol, bur
also the Capitol grounds, some sixty acres
in extent, and it is the only police force
for the Capitol grounds, as the city police
force does not perform that duty
Now. they strongly urge that this force il
too small instead of too great. This force
is on duty holidays and Sundays and All
times, unlike much of sthe private service
of the government. In addition, il has
been shown, as they state. by experience
that prior To the increase of this force peo-
pie were held up and sandbagged about
the grounds. The gentleman says II seems
to be too large. This is exactly the force
in numbers that policies the Treasury. ana
for the War. State and Navy there are six
ty-four. OF course, the great number ot
visitors from all over the country and al
over the world seems TO indicate that this
force is not too large, especially when Il
portion of the force is practically just
much on duty at night as il is in the day.
at least for sixteen hours, practically all
the day, whereas in the Treasury and the
War, State and Navy Departments the
great bulk of the force is only required TO
be on duty in the daytime.
Il kEow that siXty-seven are a good
many men. but this Capitol is pretty large
building, covering a good deal of ground.
and in view of the positive Statements of
the officers in charge Of the force your
committee did not feel at liberty To refuse
to report and recommend this provision"
Evening star., 1898-12-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Sc hedele in effect December s. 1898.
al ,rnns arrive at and leave from Penns ylvania
SIP AM.Iniy. Local for Dan,ine. Charlotte
Lnrg and Harrisenturg daily aud at Lynchbarg
WIN me H%rfoik and Western daily
rAsT nA aIan rEp Nsp yST sTArH nGs
Washington 10 Jacksonville uniting al Salisbury
K1,n ssepeT for ashsvle and Hot Springs y C
At Charlotte with Sleeper Tor Augusta. Sleeper
New York TO New Orleans. uniting at Charlotte
WIN sleeper FOR birmingham. Connects AT Lynrhs
burg with &. & o. for Lexington daily except san
day, and Natural Bridge daily. Solid tra:n Wash
lpStoh TO New Orleans without change. pini,:g
Car servf"e. Sunset Personally ClnIuctsd Tourist
@ EMS"Tsion Sleeper on this train every !nrsaly
4:oi PM.-Locai for Front Royal. S,rasburg and
n4rTis2nbIrg y, daily. except sunday.
sou1Tn,wFSTEES vEsr1BuL! D iIIi,rGD com com,
and Day COACHES. Seerers New York to NASH
vile, Tenn. via Asheville. Knoxville ami Chatta-
Lia Savannah and Jacfsanviis; New York ,'',, 10
Memphis, via Birmingham: New York ard Wash
ingion to augusta. with connection for Aiken. and
New York 70 New Orleans. via Atlanta aud Mont
somery Nestituled Day Coach Washington to
Atiania- Alta, southern RAILWAY Dining Car Greens
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVE
SION leave Washington 9:"I am. daily and 445
only for Round Hin 4:;2 pm. daily. except Sun
Returning arrive ut waShnston N s:2s So am. m
'tatiy. and $40 pm. Sunday only and IA, pm
daily, except Sunday. from Round IIil 1:06 a In
daily. except Sunday. from Hcindon, S2i I'm
da1iy, except Sunday, from Lee sburg.
Through trains from the south arrive Mt Wash
ington 8:i2 and 2:2O pm and a:O5 D. m
daily. Harrisonhurg, 1900 moor daily except Sun
day, and ":05 pm. daily and $50 a IN daily from
Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called Tor AID
checked from Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer Company, on orders left at Ticket Offices
'Go Fifteenth St NV, oil Pepasy van q avcnac
NV. and at Pennsylvania Passenger stat on
Telephone call 1441 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
FRANK $. CANNON Sd vive Prest. & Cen. Mgr.
J. NJ. GULF, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass Agent
l. :. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass Dept
Evening star., 1898-12-09
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OI
II,

,,,,,. 'nf.5AIEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vEsTIBuLED,
EIfCIRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED,
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS.
STATION, SIXTH AND B STREETS.
Schedule in effect Dec. 8. 1898.
2:ZD PM. DAILY-CiDcnnati and ST. Louis Spe-
cial.Solid train fer Cincinnati, Pullman S,ecpcrs
to cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. indianapolis
anu ST Louis, without change. Connects ut Gov
lnstop, Va. for Virginia Hot Springs. rarior
Cars Cincinnati Chicago
11:1O I. VI. DAILY-F f v Iimited-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sicepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change; open for
10 virginia Hot Springs connection for Hot
springs, Va. daily. without change. Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays. Observation Car from
linton TO Huntington Slcepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and st. Louis
10 IN DA1LY-For GordonsviIlc Charlottes-
vile; Stauhton and for Richmond daily, except
Sunday.
tesrrvation and tickets at Chesa peakc and Ohio
oLnccs, 3l3 and 1927 Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station Telephone cali 1441 for Pennsy " unia
l'hiiI"ad can service. II. W. FULLER,
h"i-o"h General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1898-12-09

BALTiM9nE ISs2Iif j., AXp <s., 9IIIo EAIlR2AD.
Leave Washington from station, corner Of New
Jersey avenue and G street
For Chicago and Northwest restibulel limited
trains II :o5 II 20 s.m., sos pm.
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and indianapolis. Ex-
press. li:25 am, vestibuled Limited, 34O p M. ;
For rirsaars aud CLEVELAND, express daily HOS
For J9nins Toledo aud Dst,oIi. 1a:o 81 night. th
.. FOR Ninchester and way stations. 1900 am,
For New Orleans. Memphis, birmingham. Chat
pm. daily; sleeping cars though.
For Baltimore, week days. SEQ. $50, z7:o5
4l2:oo M I@:i5, all5. $500 xa 80, i5, ii 20
40, x5;o5 A5:lo, x5:3o 1920. $50, $500 $ 30
days z7o5, Mo, x7:so $50, A9:Co am x1e :o5
Aa;oo xlo;uo, II 10 MI 80 p.,a., A. nc uight
Fo' annapolis 10, $50 a. m, l2:15 and $50
For FREDERICK, w,ck days. 900 m. ii % 4:3o
go 20 IN: IN SUNDAYS, 300 am. l:l5 pm
For For naES and Nav i0,s am eap apa o PM
40 1:ao 7:o5 pm Sundays. 300 am. l:15.
$500 $40 m MO a:'3: tas 7:oS, Il:25 pm
For Washington Junction and way points, 800
an, 40 5:50 Pm. week days; 300 am, :l5
For Upper Marlboro, $3.50 am. i4:so and
ROYAL BILE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Ear Al trims Illuminated 2s~ With rnissh light,
East week days I:o5 500. 1000 am: 12:o5
1;l5 pm tall ming Cars. 800 Royal Limit
cd, :, Exclusive Pullman Train Dining Carr. % O5
Dining Carr, 500 GOO night Sleeping Car open
at 1000 oclock,. Sundays I:o5, 900 am, 12O5
noon 1:la Dining Carr, 300 % :U5 Dining Carr,
SEQ, 2:oe night; sleeping open 10 o'clock.
PuTlur Cars ON all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 am, 1905 noon. and
10 PIN. week days. 12:05 noon sundays.
For Cape May, l2:05
Except sunday \ Express trains
Baggage cSlled for checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Company orders
-
moi Invest, New York and 18th street and
al depot
WA. NJ. GREENE, D. II. MARTIN.
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
S. B. HEGE. GenI Agt.. Pass Dept.
Mas n ~
Evening star., 1898-12-09

or ,.r,o> PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
hM WEIk HhiHf bAis az s'9Tr 1rSn AN1 ~ SSInII
,-Isllor and Dining Cars Harrisburg fItts-
1885, An. PENNSYLVANIA LIMlTED.-pulman
Sleeping, bmDg. Smoking and obs .rvatDn Cars
ST. sasS 11S"Ts I Gnsnsa n,l lind sna,s
1e:SJ An. TAsT iIiNE.-rulimsn Eunet pnr,or
lar !" Halrlsh'ug Buffet !'arlor Cur Harris
$50 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST LOt IS EXPRESS.
Sleeping Car Washington to ST Louis and
Sleeping aud Dining cars Harrisburg to st.
2o I'M WESTEnN ia "nn Eness SEP
ing LAR 10 fittsburg and Chicago. Dining Cur
40 Pm. >oUTHwEsTEKN EXpHEss-pull-
mam iSi@rpins c5rs Washington to rittsburs and
1o;4C rM: r&.lFIc EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
30 AN. Tor Kane. Canan,iai.ua Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily, except sunday
log ,as3 IN ior LImIla ard Kepovo daily, except
sunday. For NlllIalneEort daily, a:jy Pm
10 Pm. for Wilamsport Rochester, Erie. Euf-
nio rH1 AID soS NiasaGs t2s daily ,AeSp, sa,u.aay
1910 Pm. for Erie, CananJiigun i:och"ster, Buf-
Car n Gafa" +, Sas Sa Iqsn Sleeping
FOR pHIIAIEIrHA, NEW YORK AND IHE
400 I'm. ~coxGREiSi5H.,L EA5T. LIMITED" daily
ndrd n r'''g: nc. As With nt"ing nar from l:a!i
800 loco dining cai ~ md liiH ii:o Dnn 'i Car
rom " Inn nston) An. l2:45. 3:lo. 40 tDin-
r;sl on Sunday, 100 dining Car, 10 900, 10,
id:u0 Ii.i.ltng car from Wilmington y. NJ,
l2:1o. %:l5, 4:2O dining Car from Baltimurc)
$40, l".1p aud ll:.a IN. Fer PhIlaicluaia
only fas Express, 80 AN. weekdays. FIX
press, l2:l5 P.M. weekdays. 2:o1 aud $40
For Boston Without change. 100 AN. weekdays
and :2O PM. daily
For , Baltimore go. 200, 10, 80, 300 1000
siS 5oio G i;"C a5 n niGi1Sa laI l24 laSs sG1
8:l3, 90" 10, 1o:DU, 1919 l1:i5. and ii 80
P;M. Or Sunday 700, 40, 900 aO5, 10 %
I.imtctD. I:2o. 1:iu 6:I5, Csc, 7:20' l0:0U
1910. and II 30 PM.
For Pope $ Creek Line. 80 AN. and 4:36 PM.
week kdays.
For ,A9napo,.s. 200. 800 An, l2:1s and $40
IN daily. except Sunday. S5n1ays, 800
AN. 30 PM.
Express for Florida and POINTS IN Atlantic Coast
LIN ~; M. BAG I'M. daily; Richmond
va ldchIhond and S"al,oard Air Line, 800 P.N.
duly. Accommodation for Qaantico I:t3 NJ
taily aud 20 IN Weekdays
SE..SIfpI;E CONNECTIONS
OF Atlahtlc city tyta Delaware River Bridge. all
fai ronic). j:ia $500 ''ton;:r ssionai Limited )
PM daily. Via Market Street Wharf ~: 90
AID II 90 An. le:i3 Pm. Weekdays II 80
For Cape May. 1i:OO AN. weekdays, 80 PM
daily.
Ti"Fet Offices. corner Fifteenth and q Streets
ders tan be lett fer ire checking If ba.saye 10
destination frcm 1o'eIs and residences
Telephone call "lI4l'' for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Cab Service.
j. D. HUTCHINSON l. II WOpD
Gcnrral MHuager General Passenger AGENT
Evening star., 1898-12-09
ALARMING STATISTICS
The appalling Danger Tint - u.ur-
ing over the Country,

The official statistics of the city - N,u Nart
recently published show that neatly thr,p 4.ilrr--
81 all the deaths II each year arise f,,m .-ns ..,
ti"n "r some thr'Rt and lung truuhIc
person notices II slight cough hnf thinks % is
nothing perhaps be raises c,pstarryl1,. ,,,i,.,
In III" morning. ther" is tickling in ,h. ,hr,ar
or iightness IN the chest. These arr the h--t
symptoms of consumption. Doctors dir,r ss to
whether consumption can he cured IN she la.1
stages hut IL bs cured in nearly over, .s.,. r.
taken tn time u" not let II Securc the lcasi fa.-
hold Some pure and powerful siiu,ulart uhi.H
Strengthens mature and RESTORES waste tIssuc - t;
only certain manner ~ throwing ~ riis fc,riui.
M nSieE. Physicians have furnd that i,na,-- Pu..
Malt Whskey is superior 1" any known lrrpa ipn
for This purpose. II il the only medical whi>Lay
rp'n the market aud is 80 ackuuv lodged l,y th.
government. II IS the only medicinal Whisky
which hears th" government stomp. Ison't lc l.r
su"ded 10y any tradcsmrn 10 order an, thing else.
keener interest iu the affairs Of his gov
ernment. The postal savings bank srhcru.
will accomplish great deal toward the
bettcTment "f certain class of our ,iti-
ZenS. IL viii impress upon thr minds of "a
great many that their follow citizens srr
10 be trusted and IL viii make them Nor.
economic. Industrious and s.lf-rrlNiuc
During the last session "" had = great
many hearings on this hin. Amonp those
who appeared before the committee We're
eN-P"stnast"r Gsneral Gary. n savings aud
national bank man. and number nf N,w
York and other tinauci~rs who are inter
csted In all kinds Of moncy,d institutions
They all favored the bill for the reasons
that have stated. l viii max. "a strnrl
effort to secure its passage during thi-
session. No reasonable objection j. Of
fcred to the enactment of the hll. and }
think il will pass"