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place TOMORROW. Quite number of Whar-
tonites will partake of the pleasure of a
day at the Lake.
Captain w. A. Reinhardt, travelling
passenger agent of the Southern Pacific,
AtlarIlc system, familiar face with the
Wharton travelling public. is here on busi-
ness connected with the road. He pays
Wharton deserved compliment saying
that the Forest City is among the thrift
est OF the coast section.
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Surveyors, Instrument. Affected.

Bryan, Texas. May 25.--It was learned
here today from the surveying corps of the
Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley railroad
that the shock OF the earthquake which
occurred at Colima, Mexico. on May Ia,
Was observed here by HIS surveyors.
though at the time they knew OF no
s'esmatic disturbance. Their instruments
could not be operated until the wave
passed..
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Alvin, Texas. May 26.--Mr. w. NJ. Brewer
of Temple, Texas, today succeeded Mr..
George II. Tozer IA agent for the Santa
Fe at this place Mr.. Tozer has been agent
at this place for the past FIVE years, and
his many friends will regret to see him and
his estimable family leave Alvin.
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THE SUMMER SCHOOLS AT THE UNI.
VBRsITY or TEXAS.
Third Annual sesslon-Twonty lns,ruotor,

In charge-cbeap Railroad Rates.
The third annual session OF inc Ir,,.
yersity OF Texas summer school Ard he
University Summer Normal win o,en
June and close July ~ The schools u In
be administered by twenty instruclors ana
VIII be under the direct SUPERVISION .,
w 5, sutton professor OF pe5agay~ u,
the University OF Texas DR.. 5eargs pr,rD
Hais;ed VIII have charge Of tho srhoo, .,
mathematics and will be assis,sa h,,
Prof W. II. Bruce. president ~ r,ha
Tarlton college. stephenslile re,as
Prof r. B. Cousins Of Mexia W.T., s.s.
charge OF tho instruction IN phllo.anA,
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c., II. s. N. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
Fog Galveston and La Porte.

Nos. and TO run 10 La Porte and Ssabroo< ony
ealy, except Sundays On Sundays all trains CON
nset at Strang with stub trains for La Porte and Syl
Sxnh anr
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,rmE CONTRACT cLosh0
For the Erection OF ne p,ant.
Electric Light -, /.

For the EreStt'" - fptunt.
The electric light board sa''s =. !,
ratifcation of the city coan ,.no i,r y
.he contract with j. Q. BE- sar he clil
ing an eleotrsc blight plalt ~ S,lll 20
se9 $50 complete. The plan .sorsenslng
f y, two tandem compound og nossr b
sines OF 800 and $50 holse hoilers y
Erie city type, and three ,aSo Il. Ri
caldwell water tube type ..r a Upe
chinery TO be direct ecn nrstson il
he completed and in o0e'
months from date. .nes are 10 y
rhe boilers and ENGINES 4 co q
nished by f. w. Heltn'"nA
city. -------
Hot weather Is now ,oH Ma Per'
eyer on the sylvan Hotel AZ
rates. 49,. 1919 .,,ol
norJ.AlR TO GALVESTON .srss q
sunset Route. G.. u. and y.
Rest up sunday-.e.;os,,,lf s n : :Ass'''
the day al the beautilui ~
Porte. In The sea breeze
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cnnr nelt Excurnion.

Wharton, Texas. May tS.-The second
excursion given by the Cane Belt roas
from Glen Glora to Eagle Lake takes
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H., X. and II. Depot, Fifth Ward
Leave 9.t0 a n. ............. Arrlvs o.35s. m
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Depot ioetlot Congress Avenue
Faat Mail 60 So. Louis and Chicago.
Leave $50 p. m................A Arrive 4. 80 q. IN.
Leave 700 m.............- .Affive 7.lO ?. IN,
Columbia and Veiasco Trains.
Leave 9 90 a n....,...........hrr Arrive SIS p. ia
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RB-An trains arrive ana depart nom tha Grand
Central depot except the Missouri Kansas ana Texas
hsins. which have a depot In the Fifth ward the In
teinahona and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern depot
on Congress avenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas and Galveston. Houston and Henderson trans
pass The International and Great Northern depot
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SUNSET RouTE--G.. "A. AND n. Ry.
Three trains TO oalysstoa: 81 svsTy
sunday.
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NOTE-Trans leaving Houston at esp
m. and arriving at Houston 3:4s a. N ana
io;7s a. m. also run into Grand Central depot.
departing ten minutes earlier and arriving
ten minutes alter than time given above,
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Galveston Special leaves Houston 1850 ?. m.
Sundays only Al these trains leave the
Santa 70 Congress Avenue Depot 10 rnlastss
later than the sbova.
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n. &c. e w. r. "A. n.

Grand Central Depot
tssve 500 p. m..Express Train Arrive 6.5sa n.
(Sarsvepor. Kansas City saa CiuelnnsuJ
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po1LAa TO GALvEssIso;N sSrss Z
Sunset Route. G., j. ana y.
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THE MEN BEHIND DEWEY.
The Plans for IIis Candidacy SHid TO
Have Be,n Carefully Laid.


Have n.,p Carefully, Laid.
.-r-,,- ,-...,- ,-, m. ..rr--..rl..
prints tnl .'ii"" .H@-
Briefly stated this is The story 0f the
Dewey carGi14.. .s given On fh. .HrralI''
s... t-... t .--....... -...-. r..s.
VINO HAS 7". ''7'"i'' it'.'I I."''''- H."..
ard even National Conventions
The scheme 90 nominate Admiral
nv. a- Cha. r-...r- y,ir,. C,r,-rrtfl-, MAJ.
r,-
'''"' '.'-''' '' series "i ''.'--
'a"es. held principally in Ia.# city and i1
Washington
Arthur p. Garuan. acbuoNladgeJiy one
o. ,ha most -h''IuI political managers M
t.r ptmograrf. psrtv was asked 90 take
Cr.rEs of fh. movement. such cr~=nscu-
ous frr- tiu, party leaders as William
& Eafrrrv Daniel & Lamont Richard
Crr,v TrHp p Mclean ana rFrnrf n
Sr.-.rI r.rt....-.frT actively I'm tho con-
f.rforrs
--rrrv r----a--F the r-.s~a Situation
l.afl fEr- rs-.rrr rrrrfr.r5 trrf tho
t-..rrarf ,nrf1 lo eug.rser.1I. carried
.-t Admiral u.v-rv and -lr -f his friends
g....,Ff.rF If.. .-ro-+e .r.t tho hon, cr
,f.-ra B7v ,rr,l5 -1l7 f-- President ra-
dor ..1,. ,f~.,,r,st.4.,g
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delegation to the convention for William
J. Bryan"
Philip F. Baker. New Jersey: Il do not
think the Democrats of New Jersey have
any othe. candidate in mind than Colonel
Bryan. whose hold upon the American peo-
pie Is stronger than any other man be-
fore the public"
Clayton Belknap. Nevada: The Demo-
cratic National Convention should not.
and. in my opinion. will aot, nominate
any other candidate than William ).
Bryan"
H. b. Ferguson. New Mexico: "Neither
Dewey nor any other great name-no'hlng.
can shake the LOYALTY of the plain peo-
pie 10 Bryan. nor prevent his nomination
az the Kansas City Convention
Josephus Daniels North Carolina; Inc
Nor.h Carolina Democratic State CoAven-
ton. which meets April II. viii instruct
its delegates 20 vote for the nomination
of Nr. Bryan"
Isaac 2. Baker. North Dakota: "lf given
an opportunity. the American people viii
vote a Dewey arch extending from Liberty
Monument 10 the Golden Gate, tIUn- Cape
Nome TO the little sugar-coaJed island
suffering from McK,nlcy's oppression. The
Dakota Democrats idoliZe Dewey and re-
gard his announcement with pleasure.
WHIT VI. Grant. oklahoma. This Ter
r-tory and the Southwest, SC far as ! am
advised. want no one but Bryan"
James NJ. GufIey. Pennsylvania: ''The
Democrats OF Pennsylvania are FOR Bryan
beyond doubt or question The Demo-
cratic state Convention tomorrow viii in
struct to this effect. The announcement
OF Admi5al Deweys candidacy viii have
no effect whatever as FAR as the DeiQ0-
Gratis OF this state are concerned ~
James NJ Woods. South Dakota. VIII
liam J. Bryan is the choice Of South Da-
kola and can carry the State as AGAINST
Mckinley. u looks as If the Gold Demo
Gratis are trying tn get their work IN al
the Kansas City Convention
W. ". Sullivan Mississippi. i regard
the candidacy Of Admiral Dewey as a great
mistake We can have but one Dewey.
America is proud of him. He should Keep
out OF the dubious paths of politics.
J. NJ Head TcunC =sUc- I'm my opinion
there VIII not b- q single delegate go the
Kansas City Convention from this State
who will consider the nomination Oh Ad-
T1l Dewey as q remote possibility
James G.. Dudley. Texas. Admiral
Dewey cannot and will not-he nominated
for the Presidency al Kansas City The
Democratic Convention at Kansas City
will nominate Democrat. tine greatest
living American. William j. Bryan. The
hero Of Manila cannot De elected PreSi-
dent now and ir hc allows himself TO be
used by designing men he Will cutler an
inglOrious defeat. The fight is on, and
either Mr. Bryan or Mr. Mckinley viii
be the next President"
p. j. Otey. Virginia. "No Dewey SEN
timent here that B ever heard Of
W. II. White. Washington "Admira
Dewey is all right In his place. but he vii
not be nominated by the Democratic Con.
ventiOn for President Of the United States
He might be nominated for Vice President
William J. Bryan viii bc the Democratic
nOTinec for President"
John r NcGrsw. Wesi Virginia. Yves
Virginia Democrats are. i'm my Judgment
IN favor of The denomination OF Mr.. Bryan
with a strong. Cle1E man for Vice Prr5i
dent selected from on, of the States cas-
CT the Ohio and North of lhc Potomac
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DENIED BY Mr.. CLEVELAND.


The Former President Says lie EN-
pressed No Opinion.
TGTNCETON. Y j.. April Former
President cleveland was Interviewed this
morning concerning his reported endorse
ment of Dewey as O candidate for tine
Presidency When ,lr- Cleveland saw the
story. he said
.Ir is an unqualified and puequivocal Ic
from beginning TO end made out OF whole
cloth. When [ was questioned yesterday
IN regard 20 Admiral DaWey's statement
positively refused 90 say anything. and ]
am -tii unwilling TO express an opinion
This Misrepresentation IS outrageous. Re
Gently my views m the NicaragUan Canal
were distorted beyond recognition and
stretched from few words TO "a column.
IF this williul TjsrCpre continues
I shall be compelled TO close my doors
against all newspaper men here
The evening times., 1900-04-05
CHICAGO IN A MUDDLE.
The Reception to the Admiral May
BE Postponed.


CHICAGO April 5-A celebration 90
Admiral Dewey that was to be as fitting
as the one in New York on his return home
from the Orient is likely To be abandoned
becalee Of the hero's announcement OF his
candidacy for the Presidency. Commit
tees Of citizens have been working for
months. preparing to give the Admiral
great reception. The railroads were to
make cut rates aad run special trains for
the country people TO view the celebra-
tion. The erection Of arches was about
to begin. Balls and banquets were arrang-
ed. as were monster land and water pa
radcs. but it has all been stopped.
This is because the committee in charge
Of the affair finds that, instead Of p an
ming a fete IN homer merely OF the Ad-
miral OF the United states Navy. ir is
placed in the embarrassing position OF pro-
speCtive hest TO an aspirdnt ior the Presi-
dency Of the United States. While the
committee, the chairman Of which is May
or Harrison. and in whose membership Re
publcans and Democrats are about equally
numerous. has not discussed the ComplCa-
tion officially, a conference was he'd yes
terday afternoon and the extent Of tie
/ dissatisfaction proved 50 common that il
was decided TO be impossible for the time
/ being to go on with the celebration.
The bUs'ress firms, which have contrib
uted a largo amount Of money TO make the
| thing a sucC ess. have also become dissatis-
! fed and have expressed a desire to have
] their h.ouey refunded. The finance COM
/ mittee has given these discontenJec per-
/ sons 90 understand that there would be
{ no opposition 20 refunding the money Civ
/ en- under a false impression as to its IA
/ tended use.
! Resembling the invitation TO Admiral
] Dewey to visit Chicago is not contemplated
/ by the leading members of the commit
! tee They predict ,hat the body. when
/ it meets next Tuesday. will not vote TO
! withhold Chcagos hospitality from the
/ hero of Manila. or even to intimate to
| him that he would better remain away.
/ But the u-~oncealed hope is expressed by
committeemel that the Admiral may see
the anomalous position In which his pros
/ pSctive entertainers have been placed and
] Exercise his tact TO relieve them OF the
/ burden.
Il is iu,imated. however. that an ennis
| sary Of the committee may be sent 20
| Washington 70 lay before Admiral Dewey
informally the details Of the yexed situ-
/ alton and inform him of the relief that
he could bring to all the men interested
| By cance!ing his Chicago engagement
The promoters of the celebration believe
| that the seafghter will have the good taste
and at the same time the diplomacy tc
change the entire aspect Of affairs without
| offending anyone.
Admiral Dewey vas expected to reach
Chicago April 30 TO spend here the second
| anniversary OF the destruction Of the Span
ish fleet. and to leave that night or the fol
lowing aay on his trip TO other points IL
this section. The several committees had
The evening times., 1900-04-05
ILLINOIS TOR BRYAN.
His Chances There Not Affected by
the Dewey Announcement.

His Chances There Not Affected by
the Dewey Announcement.
MOUNT VERNON. Ills, April 5.-Dr.
Walter Watson, Of this city. Chairman Of
the Democratic State Committee. was seen
this afternoon Immediately after his re-
ceipt Of a telegram from Chicago inform
ing him that Dewey had said positively
that he would accept the nomination for
the Presidency if it was rendered him
He WIS asked.
what effect will Dewey's announce
mert have on Bryan's chances in this
State do YOU believe Illinois Democrats
could be induced TO suppOr, the Admiral
i'm tee convention o."
Certainly not" replied Dr. Watson.
lie Democrats Of this State are for Bry-
an first and last. and while present ma
lioHaI problems remain unsulved IL Is
idle 10 talk about anyone else"
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NEBRAsKA NOT ALARMED.
BrHau'~ Friends Say That state VIII
stand by Its FANOTitF.

OMAHA. Neb. April 5.-Bryan's friends
are somewhat exercised over the an
uouuccmcur Of the Presidential candidacy
or Admiral Dewey. or this there Is little
doubt though they do not appear 10 be
very much alarmed The gold Democrats
are clearly very much elJtcd. as are lead
ing Republicans.
National Democratic Committeeman
Thompson asserts that the candidacy ot
Dewey means nothing and that nothing
can head on Bryan. and that the state u-
Nebraska is still for him and VIII remain
60 even though every ether State was for
Dewey.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
rptric~ MT Bennin,. romorroyr.

Following are The entries for the BEN
ming races tomorrow:
First race-For three-year-0 and
up. five furlongs: RivonaE. los;
Sir Christopher. ll2; Cupidlty, III; Lady
Lindsey. lis; N-Ray. lO9; Sweet Caporal,
113; Dutch Comedian. 12O; Boney Boy, 1875;
Rec Mitchell, 102; Lexington Pirate, 104;
Speedmas. Ice; Grandeur los.
Second race-FOr two-yeaT Olds; half
mile Vouch. 10: Moor. 1O4; Juniper, 104;
Light Ball. I04; Thoroughbred, 107-
Third race-For three-year- and up
The evening times., 1900-04-05
AN orINIoN FROM TEXAS.
No Nomination OF Dewey Possible by
the Democrats.

No Nomination OF Dewey Possible by
the Democrats.
PARIS. Tex. April 5.-James G. Dudley,
OF this city the Texas member Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee. in response to
a question replied:
Dewey will not be nominated by the
Democratic party. The lesson taught by
the nomination CT Horace Greeley is still
remembered. This Is not the time for mill
tary or naval heroes General Scott's race
for the Presidency might be considered
with profit II Bryan cannot beat McKin-
ley the latter cannot be beaten for the
Presidency. II the hero Of Manila Bay
loses his head and places himself in the
hands Of designing politicians. the glory
OF his grand naval victory will be obscured
by his inglorious political defeat"
The evening times., 1900-04-05
MINERS QUIT WORK.
Four Thousand Men strike In Penn
SyiNanin.

SHARON. Pa. April 5.-Over A0Co coal
miners in the Mercer county district are
cut on strike. The miners had arranged
to come out today but by a misunder-
standing the men at the Hilliard mines
struck yesterday so all the othel miners
iOined the movement.
The diggers. who were receiving ~
cents per ton for run Of mine, demanded
an increase OF . IL cents ton in accord
ance with the Pittsburg rate. while the
operators offer A. cents, claiming there Is
a differential of - cents between the
two districts. Miner < Turner, who op-
The evening times., 1900-04-05
REGRET AT HARVARD COLLEGE
Expressions of sorrow Over the Ad-
mirnps Candidacy.

mirnPs Candidacy.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 5.-The news
OF Admiral Dewey's willingness TO run Tor
President was received in Cambridge with
feelings OF almost universal regret Most
Of the members Of the Harvard faculty
would say little about the matter. Presi-
dent Eliot. however. said: 1T Is much to
be regretted that Admiral Dewey has en-
tertained the idea Of becoming a candi-
date for the Presidency"
Prof McVane the authority on inter
national law. said: Il think IL a great mis-
take Dewey. at the present time. is a
national hero to whom every American
bows his head. The political campaign
and tenure of Office would not leave him
in the high position he now holds. l DO
not believe that he would make good
President" "
The evening times., 1900-04-05

crate the Hliiard mines. met the miners
committee today and acceded TO the de-
mands of he strikers.
A big mass meeting was held al Grove
City but the operators failed 70 effect a
compromise with their men.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
EXTENSION or HIGHWAYS ~ THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
OtfiCe Cf tire Highway Commission.
Washington. ID. c.. April .. 1900


To whom FL may VCuccIn-
The commission created ny section Of the
act Of Congress approved March p 1913, entitled
An ar1 20 provide a permanent system Of high
WAYS in that part of the District Of Columbia
living outside Of cities has received from the
Commissioners Of she District Of Columbia the
proposed plan Of q permanent system Of high
wavs for the part of the District south and east
OF the AnaCostil River Interested parties are
invited 10 examine the HaE on exhibition In
Room 30 Of the District Building. The commits
sion will consider any sUggce;iouS and protests,
to be submitted IN writing, ON or before NAY
5 1900 and addressed Co the Chief OF Enci-
ncers. United States Army War Department,
Washington. D. C. The Commission will mevt
ON MAY H. 1900 st 1880 O'CLOCK A NJ, in
tue Office OF the Secretary Of War, 20 hear orally
from those who desire 60 support their written
objections
EIIHU ROOT. Secretary Of War: Z A
HITCHCOCK. Secretary Of the Interior,
JOHN N. WILSON. Chief of Engineers,
L. : A. Highway Commission.
apS,45.6.7. 8. 81. my !. .2-3, 4.l0ll-l2
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rHE kNIeHrs on HoNoR-A rrand iraternal

THE KNIGHTS OF HoNoR-A grand iraternal
organization, the peer oi any. surpassed By
none curing the twenty-Six years Of its existence,
has paid 70 It's benefciaries. the widows snd or
phans Of thirty-ive thousand deceased brothers,
the muni6cent sum Of SINTN-NIGE MILLION DOL
LARS. TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN THOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beeen disbursed IN
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1890. FRANCIS F. BATES, Grand Dictator 1925
9th st. nw.i JOHN II. KING, Grand Reporter, IOI6
! st. Sc. mh9- limo en-
The evening times., 1900-04-05
That Thrubblng Headache

Would quickly leave you, il you used Dr. King 5
New Life Pills Thousands OF sufferers have
proved their mstchless merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood and build up
your health Only 25 cents. money back II not
cured. SOLD BY Henry Evans, 922 ST.. Drug
The evening times., 1900-04-05
Mason
Health Defenders.

NASON'S YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA
MAS8N'S BROWN TABLETS cure CONSTIPATlON
NASON'S RED TABLETS cures COUGHS
NASON'S WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
30 tablets lOc--aU druggists or sent for
price hy a. +. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY,
5Ij Arch st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
MASON'S CREAM OF OLIVES cures CArARRH
Cures it completely. Removes Che last
vc~tiee- Splendid for piles-25c box
an druggists OF sen, ioi price as above.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

ward. six furlones- Kimuage. q; Pro
tus, rs, G.. f. Wigh-man, 9li Post Haste.
90.
furIcugs. Dutch Comedian lo7; Passd'c.
100: First Whip. lo2, Dr. Fannie, Sj;
Brisk. 10; BannOck, 107; E0Idup I02,
Alex. t05; DamocleS, IyI-
Fifth race-Three- -year-o-ds and up. one
and Cue-sixteeuth miles. Post Haste. 80;
Cousin Jess. III, Harry LueCseo. tp2, Tony
HONG. lis: NOuZeijCif. 1c9
The evening times., 1900-04-05
DIED.

COX-On April 4. 1900. at 1910 a m, MARIA
COX, widow Oi Isaac Cox. in the thirty sixth year
Of her age. i7l5 Seaton 81.
Funeral Friday, April 6. at p. m, st. Luke
Church. - sampson 81. M. lien
The evening times., 1900-04-05

DIR. CLEMENS HAS REMOVED FROI
l4II II ST. NV. 20 5Il 18th ST. NV. The
electrical and Sprague hot-air apparatus
are installed. By special arrangement with
The Sprague Company charges reduced to
s3. Skilled mass5ur in attendance. Sep
arate hours for ladies. Office hours. 10
a. m to p m mhlb-lmo
The evening times., 1900-04-05
IN NIEMORIAM

MAXWELL-In remembrance Of my dear and Iov
ing husband WILLIAM II. MAXWELL. VINO de-
parted this life four years ago today. April 5 1895
He is gone but not forgotten
By his faithful and loving wife,
L. SARAH r. MAXWELL.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

much trouble in getting the Admiral to
visit the city. They met him in New York
and even in Europe and are much discon-
tented at the form things have taken.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
Sell shod5y IOT wool and a mans
pocke bo,k SUI erS. Palm 0 { on him a
spurious remedy ano months of pain
and a precious life may be the cast -
MUNYON.

q is too late TO take swimming lessons during
-hiyvr-ck!
% is TOO late for experimenting and gUcssNoIk
when one Is upon a sick he'd,
Tue shipwTeCked one needs raft a Eiebo5t.
The sufferer from dis lsc requires tried. true. and
accepted remedies. , known disc7se demands a
proved specific. Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
system pru,id-s it: and ihlt specific thoroughly
demonstrated its absolute efficacy before % was
offered O.. che public. That is the t1uudItiou ui
the Improved Homeopathic School. which has
given Uudeui1blu evidence of its superiority Iu
curing aud amelorlfirg the ills of mankind. Prof.
Nuuygn asks yuU t0 accept ;hiUg upon mere say
-H; be- p0.It- with confidence Co the thousands
upon thousands ~ Testimonials thgt each one Il
his remedies BIAS called igfth from those ULo have
/ been cured.
The evening times., 1900-04-05

HENRY EVANS. 922 2 Street u0rthvcst
EDWARD STEW Ems Ninth and Pa AveDuc
MACkALL BROS. Ninth and II Sis. northeast.
J.. = LEADBEAEER & SONS. AlCzlrGril. Va.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
MaSOn'S Yellow Tablets

are made iram the formulas developed by
leading
specialists I'm tIlir practice.
They are a supreme result Of professional skill
The evening times., 1900-04-05

For a Spanish-American Congress
MADRID, April 5.-The Cabinet has
voted a credit for holding a Spanish
American congress.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
sFECIAL NOTICES.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for The election OF directors Of the Wash
ington Safe Deposit Company viii be held
on Friday the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1900.
Polls open at i N. and close at o'clock
p N SAN CROSS,
mhcg-dtoap21. inc EN- Secretary.
The evening times., 1900-04-05
25C TO 75c stocks, l5c.

Ladies' Satin Stocks. tucked plain
and fancy; trimmed with lace, fn-
stead CT z5c 70 15c. this lot 10 90 al. 15c
The evening times., 1900-04-05
The BattIeship KentucISy.

The batueship Rentucsy viii be placed
in commission about April Is.