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JULIUS L. iItS1ER resident.
En- Arecibo don Luis Calderon
rata de organizar up cuadfo de AFT
ciouados al arte dram atico con Ell fin
de dar en- aqueb Teatro dos funcio
nos m~ensuales Apla udimos la liza
pues a la par que Sc va desperta4 do
Ell amor al afte entire 1ne>tros pal a
nos slrve ta;nbjen par a di>traer los
animoS
Ell Licenciado don Ramon Frey
re, piensa establecer su bufete de
abogado EN- Mayaguez
Ell licenciado don Juan Nor. ra
Martinez, unos de nu estros bucnos
juriscorsultos de est a Capital, ha
vuelto a abrir su bufete de abcgado,
por consecuencia de su cesc en- la
Corte S~suprema. Felicitamos q su
antigua y nutrida clientela, Ala vez
que sentimos que ell alt, Tribunal
Sc yea privado de la cooperation dc
un fuucionario de tar relevanta>
~condfeiones.
En- ell edifcio que o pis 81 reri6
dico Ella Opiniones, do Roma expo
to una bomba de dir anita, segdn
uStidi dSlou oCi C1t'Cii - dE Hj
periodico l-cal
En- Ia eCintrouas: prrpieda1 del
.e1or Serralie ca POnce e, untu, fue
go, quemandose algup as canas Sc
igDoran las causas que 10 motiva-
ron.
Muy pronto, segnn nuestros in
formes, aparecera una circular ia
mando a los maestros para canjear.
nueva meute sus respectivos tftus.
los.
En- Fl Bar del Hot 81 IpItaterra
Sc sirven helados a todas' Ioras. a
diez centavos=uHo. ~
En- el ehtrante, me4 habra exa-
menes para obtener q certificado de
maestro principal.
Ha falIaeido. en- RIO Pielsss la
virtuosa senora, dofa Carmen Prize
to de- Calder6n Aye r msnana Sc
did sepultura al scadaver. siendo ell
entierro una verdadera manifesto
ci6n de duelo.
Damos q sus deudo s ell mas sen
lido p4same.
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i ESTA I'd. S0RD0??

Ioda ciase de sorieTa y persouas o,,e M oa-
gan Daen. son curaSies por medic de nuesfra
n~reva1nvencion solan1eute 1osque hayau naci.
90 s0rdo son iucnrabIes.. Los rvfdo9 an - -.
1sacesan Escrfbano. y,crr,e.
nofes sobre So ca@o. Cada persona puede cnr.I.
&c pof 81 misma en- 81 casa, con muy POGO 9asto.
NJ DALT0NS AuRAL CLINIC. 81 Ia ST. Az.
CHICAGO iLt,s o.. u. -
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Aviso al P1bIico.

Ell Paris Bazaar de Pedro Giusti
seguira vendiendo todas sns existen
cias, a los mismos precios anteriores
8 sea en- ORC descontando la diferen
Cha del CAME
A comprar barato en- ell Paris
Bazaar =
Por hurto de pan es al vendedor
Amador Brasi, fue detenido antier
ell chiquiGlo Manuel Mnntin, q quien
Sc remitira por rnta q Vieques.
Ha sido denunci ada la panade.
ria de don Jose Care ia Acevedo por
tener la chilnenea muy baja' mole>'
tandO ci hume los Vecinos
P~asajeros que Co dujo Il vapor
americana ~Ponce> j. B. White,
Francisco Alvarado, Michael Salan,
Miguel Salas, J B Ortiz, H r La
-bicatte, J A Salicr 10, senorita A.
Oppenheimer, senorita A, H. Open
heimer, Juanf'inlay y senora, J. S
Shaffee; N. Fulguera, Alfredo Asen
cion, Cristian N. Croft, N Dianand,
G.. Diamand y B. r. Randall,
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Sc ha sobreseido la causa que
Sc le seguia al policfa insular, Virgi-
lilo Lopez, acusado de haber hecho
una detencion arbitraria.
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Las senoritas Ote'il, Delfna V

Las senoritas Ofe'ie, Deltina y
Maria Moves, vecinas de Naranjito
han soliditado por medic de an es
critic Ell indulto de su padre, q 10
que Sc les ha contestado, que dicha
solicitud debe hacerse al Goberna
dor y no al Attorney General como
10 hicieron,
En- <Canass, .barrio de Ponce,
unos carreros americanos armaron
garata mayuscula
,>,.j. A LAS MA1t'"s FL jaraIe calmante de
Wan low debe usarse sier. &c que los nihos esten en- Ell
:e;l'do de la denticion. N'i.il de Iuomento al pequeho
'ltiriente; produce un suei . ,Iatural y tranquilo, ahyian
is nj niho de dolor y el a. utl:to dcspierta con muche
,ive+a Els 1nuy agradabI al 1aladar. Ca1ma al niho
,"!t.,da las enciss, alivia ta!us dolores, ayuda al viento,
:csula los intestinos, y es el tnejor conocido ren1edio
para la diarrea, asi resultc de. la denticiono de ssras
ciusss. Tener cuidado y pcdir por "Jarabe Claimant"
de hlts. Wiuslow ~ pues es el s,sior de todos.
e! Jefe de Polic1a, de Ponce,
encontr6 un brillante y u fajo de bi
lletes de Banco, y solicita ell dueno.
Esa 81 que fue n buena captura
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ROANOk E COLLEGE,

Courses for Degrees, with Electir yes tlso Commercial
and Preparatory Courses. Library Of %. 000 vols.
location. No barropms. Expenses SIN III.
from p states and countries. including cuba
and Porto Rico. Catalogue, with views. free.
JULES d. RTIE President.
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Actualmente SO talla vacante
la plaza de Recaudador de contribu
fciones de Barranquitas, la cual ha
sido anunciada por la Acadia de
Ponce
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Els probable que en- uno de los
departamentos del edifcio de la In
tendencia, queien instaladas las of
del coni5ionalo de Instruction
Pnbiica
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|dha DIDO
!; I'D. habIar
de Ella ?

Seguramente que no es
la primera yez que oye I'd.
! decir EMULSION de SCOTT,
: pero quizds fenga una idea !:
); vaga y err6nea que es acei-
) tie de hfgado de bacalao con ;
! Sill NAL olor y sabor y de- ::
; mas repugnantes caracte-
risticos. Es, en- efecto, aceite ;
de higadd. de bacalao, eli
mas puro y Ell mejor del ;
, mundo, pero convertible en- ;
una emulsion tan grata al
; paladar, que todos pueden ,
| tomarla,. A los ni1os les =:
gusfa, y piden mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-11

Segun dice un periodico Pc
ninsular el 10 de Julio empezo q fuu
cionar en- Sevilla ell ''Banco de An
dalucia".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-11

En ell edificio cunocido pOr
Asilo de Beneficencia es probable
que Sc instale Ia Corte Suprema,
ALI taulbien tendran efecto las reu.
niones de la camara Legislative.
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" WNHE 1870
RETORNO
VENIDA

= PRECIOS DE PASSAGES
j. DE SAL JUAN PR. AL HAVRE Y ~VICEVERSA:
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La EMULSION
DE SCOTT

s Sc pafece d la leche, y 11u.
3 tire ell cuerpo demacrado del
& niRo, el Adolescence Y ell -;
: aduIto,' mejor que la misma ;
: leche 9 cualquier otro ali. ;
: n1ento. Andan por esos nun.
: dos de Dios muchas "imi-
( taciones" que pretended ser :
tan buenas como " la
; Emulsion de Scott, recono- !
. ciendola asf como modelo :
3 digno de emulaci6n; pero
! esas pretensiones son In. !
fundadas. La experiencia de (
Is amos ha demostrado que (
! la Emulsion de Scott es I'M. Z
mitable. !
Los hipofosfitos combinados CON 8
e aceite de higsdo De bacalao re- >
J desian 81 eficacia, siepdo asi que .
tonifiean eI sistema neryioso y dan :
ffaerza d TODD Ell orsanisno. !
\ A--=-+
SCOTT & BOVINE. ouimieo., New yor. =
IEt fste,zsnh< <rtg,r Il efiquets dd
aonbre IN el bacalao & cuestas por ha~
.consPiradores contra "a salud pd
fraseos yacsos de Ia 1eefs;ma n menJurge
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La Legaci6n China Ell Madrid
: tiene u puertas completamente &c
rradas. El Rspresentante del
Celeste Imperio, ignora Ell concrete
! los sccesos de su pals.
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En- la carcel de 'esta Capital
han ingresado cerca de treinta pre-
O s,+procedentes de Arecibo Estos
individuos parece que perteneciau a
una partida de bandoleros que me-
rodeaba por ell Is!ote.
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|HAuRE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-11

=. Ante Ia Corte de Justicia de
Arecibo Sc vera puesta en- vista pd-
blica una demanda de divorcio SOS.
tenidas por ell c~ompetente abogado
don Simon Large Ella ,es n distin
guida sonora de la localidad, 81 es
norte americana.
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1TINERARIO De Ia LINEA Hau,
The evening times., 1900-04-02
HEART DISEASE
Some Facts Regarding the Rnpid In
crease of Heart Trouble.


Heart trouble. at least among the Amer
leans, is certainly increasing. and while
this may be largely due to the excitement
and worry Of American business life il is
more often the result Of weak stomachs,
OF poor digestion.
Real organic disease is 'ineurable; but
not one case in hundred OF heart trouble
is organic
The close relation between heart trouble
and poor digestion is because both organs
are controlled by the same great nerves.
the Sympathetic and the Pneumogastric.
In another way also the heart is affected
Dy the form of poor digestion, which caus es
gas and fermentation from half-digested
food. There is a feeling OF oppression and
heaViness in the chest. caused by pressure
OF the distended stomach on the heart and
lungs interfering with their action hence
arises paipitation and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood
making il thin aud watery, which irritates
and weakens the heart
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is to improve the digestion and TO
insure the prompt assimilation u food.
This can be done by the regular use
atter meals Of some safe, pleasant, and
effective digestive preparation, like Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. which may be
found at drug stores. and which contain
valuable. harmless digestive elements in
a pleasant convenient form.
IL is safe to say that the regular. per-
sistent use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
at meals will cure any form Of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach
The evening times., 1900-04-02

NEW YORK. April with a single ex-
ception-Sugar Re6uing-the whole Stock
Market moved up rapidly upon the open
ing Of business this morning Sugar Re
fning's weakness was not accounted for
by any new developments in the affairs OF
the company. and its course was without
any material effect upon the remainder OF
the market The dealings were widely
distributed and were in immense volume.
The rises in all Of the steel industrials
were pronounced. the features being Fed
eral Steel. American Steel and Wire. Re
public Steel. and the newly introduced Ma
tional Tube stocks rose rapidly.
Anaconda Mining was another ccnspicu-
Gus feature OF the market in an advance
OF several points. The railway list was
all strong and active with very heavy
dealings in the Pacific stocks ST. Paul.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern Rail-
way. Among the less active issues Wis
consin Central preferred. was notably
strong The local traction shares were
almost wholly neglected in the early deal
ings. and only limited price change were
noted in that quarter. The London quo
tations for American stocks showed com
mon and pronounced advances. and the
early cable advlces reported heavy buying
Of Americans for continual account
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New YorI. Cotton sIarkct.
SALMON GAMERS COMBINE.
Four FRctOrie. in the Trust. Win
Two More to Come


NEW wHATcOM Wash. April 2.-The
Puget Sound Packers Association is he
name OF new syndicate organized by
Thomas b. McGovern. OF New York. and
r. A. Seaboard. Of this city. which has al
ready acquired four Of the eight salmon
cdnneries Of Puget Sound which last wear
operated independently Of the Alaskan
Packers Association and the Pacific Amer
lean Fisheries Company. The capital stock
OF the new company is $2.5O0 600. prefer
red, and s. 500, 600. common
\. 3. Hammond. President Of the Colum-
bia River Packing Association and also
President Of the Missouri Mercantile Com
pany. and of the First National Bank OF
Missouri, al St Louis, is president OF the
new company. The board OF director, in
cludts Mr.. Hammond. president. Mr.. Hoge
OF the First National Bank Of Seattle:
Thomas r. McGovern. OF Delaheld. McGoy-
ern Co. of New York, George r. Myers
owner of the Myers Cannery. Seattle. aad
b. ID. Seaborg, President Of the Aberdeen
Packing Company. Fair Haven. Wash.
The four canreries, which viii
pass under The control Of the new
company. are the Aberdeen Packing Com
pany. Fair Haven; the Myers Cannery.
Seattle: the AnaCOTtes Packing Company
and the Rosario Straits Packing Company
both Of AuacoTtes. Two more. which viii
soon become the property of the associa-
tion are the Fair Haven Packing Com
pany and the ChuclIanut Cannery both OF
Fair Haven. The combined pack in 1893
OF the four cdnueries already under CON
trol was 100000 cases. The total profit OF
the four last year was quarter Of a mil
lion and the new company proposes 20 in
crease this SuII by superior plants.
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Father and Daughters Reunited

HAGERSTOWN. Nd April ALVIN
stump, wealthy ranch owner Of Monta-
ma. and his daughters. Mrs. George D. KEY
ser and Miss Virginia Stump. Of Hagers-
town, whom he left when they we're a
year or two old, have been reunited
stump went West TO make his fortune
ana he recently returned 10 Hagerstowu.
lie hunted up his daughters and paid them
several visits, but carefully concealed his
identity. He told them he was from Mo-
tana and knew their father well n.
aroused their suspicious by remarks made
concerning their early life and the secret
nnaIly leaked cut and then there was a
joyful reunion
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il THE SUPREME cot RT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA, The 1TfH DAY OF MARCH
1900 CARRIE r. WATT et al Commits: IS
TEF UNKNOWN HEIRS AND AIIENEFS OF
DAVID RlDENHOVR, Ct al. In Equity. No.
9l246. Docket IS
ON motion OF the plaintiffs. by Mr. Carroll d.
JUtson, their solicitor, il is ordered that the d.
ieIdents. the unknown heirs and slienees of David
hideuhour and The unknown heirs and slienecs
Of Aaron ReitenauCr cause their appearance TO
be entered herein before the first rlle dgv
occurring forty DAYS after this day: otherwise IA
cause viii be proceeded with as IN case ci d.
,suit The object Of this suit is To mlist the
tile OF the complainants to. and perpetualv ell
join said attendants from asserting by suit or
otherwise, gBy title, claim OF demand to. or in
teTest in lots seventeen C7) and eighteen ,Is) in
James X Watts subdivision OF original lot two
90, IL square numbered sixty-one COD, in tie
city Of Washington. District oi Columbia
This notice Is to be published in the Washing.
ton Law Reporter and the Washington rimes.
By the Court:
A. B. HAGNER. Justice. &c.
True Copy-Test.
j. R. YOtNC CLERK. &c
BY ". T. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
mh2O. .27,ap2
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NERVOUS
DEBILITY

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The evening times., 1900-04-02
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
FIRST DAY OF THE RACES.
Opening of the Fifth Spring Meeting
nj BenninE.

nj BenninE.
The NTH spring meeting Of the Wash
/ ington Jockey Club opened this afternoon
at the Benning Race Course with one Of the
! largest crowds present ever assembled on
the grounds. With sunshine and a clear
sky. a splendid programme and fast
/ track. the racing season in the East was
formally insusursted under the most IA
yorable auspices, and that the Efforts Of
| the Jockey Club officials are appreciated
/ was shown by the great gathering which
/ filled the grandstand and paviIions and
overdowed into the walks snd the betting
ring.
There are five events on the card for to-
day. and as each has many entries. the
contest viii be exciting. The feature Of
| the day is The fourth race the First Ben
/ ming Handicap. IN which the TICK of the
stables are entered and. among the rest.
I the famous Imp, claimed by many 10 be
/ the greatest mare ever seen on the Amarl-
I can turf Other fast cOutsnders are Brisk
. Bonty Boy, and keEjucky Colonel Their
are sixteen entries in thi5 event; The
, hrst race, six furlOngs. has Eiue entries:
Z ihe second, Ouv-half mile nine entries.
I the third, steeplechase. seven entries. and
N--N iA- N-4r NA-r lllllt .tlQ IOTiA YARDS SIX
entries.
There will be FIVE races each DAY. and
the meeting viii last for two weeks The
frs race is called z so p. Ii. Add
tional interest is added 10 the first race
today, as the Washington Jockey Club VIII
present 70 the owner. trainer. and jo.key
OF the winner a Handsomely described
tankard. commemorative OF winning the in
itial contest on a Jockey Club track in the
East.
Among the noted JOCKEYS who are AZ
the tack and who will be seen In the
saddle today were McJoynt. who made ?
record at New Orleans; Jimmy Michaels.
the crack bicycle rider. who aspires TO be-
come great Jockey; Mitchell who was
the best rider at New Orleans during the
latter part Of the Crescent CITY meeting.
Frank O'Leary. who did some good riding
on The local track last season. ClaWsou.
Pete Clay who rode Imp IN ali of the
stake races which she placed 20 her cred
1t last year. and a few others
The rack officials are as follows.
Judge. Clarence Mcdowell: handicapper
W. ). NOsburgh starter. Mars Cass DIV.
paddock and patrol Judge. j. L. Hall.
timer, ". II Barretto. clerk Of course aud
scales. II. G. Crickmore. The stewards for
the meeting are 5. 5. Hcwlaud Samuel
Ross, Jesse Brown, secretary. r. O. Han
Ion.
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PLAYED A HANGING PART
\ Victim Of Small Boys Cut Dow
Just i'm Time.

Just In Time.
NORRISTOWN. Pa. April I'm repro
duction of a mock hanging which they saw
in a recent performance al the Opera
House here. some small boys caugh: their
fve-year- old playmate Frank Reilly. and
strung him Up ty the neck The timely
arrival Of Edward Wilson. father Of one
OF the lids. who in sport was acting as ex-
ecutioEr., prevented tragedy
The hanging at the theatre which the
boys ,I'ad TO initiate was part Of a bur
lesque secret society initiation. in which
the candidate was put through all sorts Of
torture. The youngsters pretended that
they were having such an initiation
When Reilly dangled al the end Of a
rope the other boys interpreted the cOntor-
tions OF his face 10 be evidence Of his en-
ioyment Of the fun. Mr. Wilson arriving.
found young Reilly more dead than alive.
He was revived with considerable difficulty
The evening times., 1900-04-02

X Harris & Co. jewellers. formerly of Seventh
ana >lreats. have removed TO a temporary stor,
'' 80 seventh Street during the erection Of .
N'N rui .dlht ~ their former location In0n IN,
completion of this building the S-,o ,eijI Tr,r.
hatE INTO magnificent new store. 4 discount
,ue ma been in progress Tor clearance Of fb.
Inintnse stock oi iewcly. siiycrware. etc n
D'> "eeH found necessary 10 continue their dis
count sale st the new store. which i NOT lsrg.
enough 10 properly display the large stock ion.
meriy carried Lv the firm
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NeaAne~> Doc Sugar. which sold 90 several f..srts
carry IA il' day, was fhr cause at H.I.r r,IIrz-
ihs ana ocr1UinE prices s'I over the Ii,i This
h"ihii- lHr NaF boo which thi- STOCK uI which
h'hodF 'ui-ia. De- allowed tu know tuythif, -
insnipuiai,1 every day iH tHs yDsr 90 tho viii of
h1''Wltr. without regard ,u It. yafu,. o. lack sr
Nalue, is "n" of tIr worst OF the man. bad fslrf-
sIi'"'G "u OBJ, >.uoa Es,HIus,. d. ..f .r7,.
n'eccs MANY garH..eI- In SUGAR. but fr dl-.9..8r-
z'S ana g'UurI''z'> the entire u.srr.f Al rirrs.
lhe market opened high. on heavy L8.dau having
me international securities were all nm -a1t. I'D
lh'h point ur more above Satlrdl.'- cIo-. 10, .
N'ttl securities. too. were au opened 10 bi.H 6,
.l'7' ftorlsl steel al 5liz and steel aud ire Al
o. il,u these prices. which were .r r1o-f cases
"sl"-. Of thc morning. The dJr.inr began
h'ieic II clock the gains made over sunday had
i '',n lost, and It vas-ihought possible that the
recession might extend -Urewhaf further Tine
careful Observers OF the market. however are e,
iien'i} optimistic regarding the immediate hi-
leIe course ot prices. They looked fUr a strong
close iuoay and Tor higher prices tomorrow Every
thlng seems TO favor the bulls Call money was
offered al 8 per cent this morning bat found no
iakeIs al that rate. The London buving wa. of
me hest character. aggressive and persistent Tn.
ehfuaFH net earnings statements given our tins
morning were on good The Disbursements Of In
ttitsl and dividends this week viii De- 1f material
ana u the money situation
The evening times., 1900-04-02
shootIng DucI.. on the Potomac.

wILLdAMsPORT. Nd. April 2-Wnd
ducks in great numbers are 6ying over the
Potomac River at Williamspor,. aud many
are being shot. out OF a flock OF sixteen
mallards Messrs. Kreps and Lemen shot
six. which weighed from two to three
pounds each. number Of Wild geese
have been shot along the river in the past
week
The evening times., 1900-04-02
rsa InnC upwards made
IU1IIS Ui hkJt on FURNITURE,
lPIANOs, HORSES

Wagons. etc, at loves; ra,es and on the day
you apply. We leaning the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost 7f
carrying loans much i>ss than you pay else
where and SLOWS you 20 pay 1t % IN any sized
notes you desire. running from one 20 twelve
months You only paw for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry IL. II you have a
loan with some other company viii pay Il
OF and advance you more money II desired. Rates
cheerfully giveE ard cost 20 you un!ezs loan
is mace. ICaus made anywhere IN tse District.
Call and &c: Istt-- Front room, arst foor, Sci
Cntifc American Building
Nationa! Mortgage Loan CO.
6<5 + StrSct y. W
The evening times., 1900-04-02

les-Capital Traction Scrip S2SGd
l06 SIS, $225Gl06 IL; Capital Traction
29Gl0i. 2oQ rs. 4cG 1O3 S. 45dIO3 SIS
Mergenthaler Linotype. 5oG194 l-e. Ian
ston MOnotype. 25d13 ID. 35G13 Ia. 5OG
l3 3-S: American Graphophone. 20OGfl IS.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, i00d2l cents
The evening times., 1900-04-02
E. STEVENS.
NINTH ST. AND PENN. AVE.
Washington, d. c.

or sent direct from laboratory. PREPAID on
receipt OF price Advice on ali diseases
from specialists Free Address HALLOCK
DRUG co. ITO Court Street. Boston, Mass.
Established 1Sza
TRADE SUPPLIED By CILPIN, LANGDoN s
Co. BALTIMORE, Mo.
The evening times., 1900-04-02

II y9n sfo nervous or dyspeptic Try CfleI's
Little Neuc Pills. Dyspepsia mskes you ertous.
and nervousness makes you 6yspeptic: either one
both.
The evening times., 1900-04-02

lhe Atehison securities were both buoyart the
preferred getting above 7i early I'M .tbe session
and The common stock nearly To 80 The Pacihc
securities were al strong also The .raugers held
their own fairly wcil. but did not seem inclined
20 make any higher prices.
The evening times., 1900-04-02

Sugar sold as low as lo3 and fraction before II
O'Clock and prediction, that 60 would reach par
beiorc thc llo-o Wlrc lrlalcnI
The evening times., 1900-04-02

Heurich's beers cheer The ssd. revive The old.
inspire the Young, and MAKE wearinos- forget his
toll Phone 6sf. Arlington Bottiing Co. ior a
case of Maerzen, Senate, or Lager.