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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09

owner OF Leadviue, Colo. He was a
sergeant in the First volunteer infantry,
and was in the Philippines until about
six months ago. After his return he
went to Springfield, H.. and came to
Chicago about three months ago. He
was employed as a clerk by the IIli-
nois Central Railroad company 1t is
thought that dependency over illness
caused him TO end his life T. s Wood,
the young mans father, at LeadvilIe,
and his mother and sister, who are in
Los Angeles. Cal, were notified by H.
2. walker. Mr.. Woods roommate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
EXPOSITION FUNCTIONS.
Dinners and Other Affairs Mark the
Approach Of the Big Fair.

Paris. April 9.-The series Of dinners
and other big functions in connection
with the exhibition has commenced in
earnest The ministers Of foreign affairs
and of commerce are both announced 10
dine with the commissioners, as also with
the city Of Paris
Work on the exhibition IS being pushed
feveriShIv. the force Of workmeu having
been trebled within the last day or two
The price OF plaster in Paris has gone up
from Is cents to S3 a sack The Ameri-
can section is rapidly nearing completion,
and viii be ready as soon as any national
section.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
DAMAGE 10 RAILRoAps.
Property Loss May Equal That From
Last Years Flood.

Dallas, Tex, April s.-The washOuts
Of railroad tracks and the sweeping
away Of culverts. trestles and bridges
are incidental to almost every large line
in the state
The Southern Pacific has been COM
PEELED practically to abandon all traffic
west Of San Antonio Its passenger
trains are being handled in q round
about journey over the Texas & Pacific
from Fort Worth westward. after reach
ing that point over the Houston & Tex
as Central northward from Houston
That road also has to make a circuit0us
line because of two big washouts near
Hearne- There are numerous WaShOuts
on the Missouri. Kansas & Texas. and
traffic on that line is badly interfered
with The most serious Of its troubles
are near BastrOp, SmithvilIe and Sea-
ley
The GuIf. Colorado & Santa Fe IS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
Howard Ready to Surrender.

Frankfort. KY, April 9-Dr H B.
Phillips. a prominent citizen of Clay
ed that he had seer Jim Howard, who
it has been said fired the shot that kill
ed Governor Goebel and had a long talk
with him Howard. he says told him
that whenever a warrant was issued for
his arrest he would gladly 60 with the
officer serving it and would not atsempt
10 dodge or resist the law in any way
Howard is in Clay county at his home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
EARNED NEARLY $4,000.
Net Receipts of Penitentiary Show
Perceptible Increase.

The Kansas penitentiary has grown to
be a good investment for the state The
report for March just received by State
Auditor Cole shows that the receipts ex-
ceeded the expenditures during the
month of March by nearly 5000.
Here are the exact figures:
Earnings ---..-------..--- SlS43bo-3l
Expenditures .....-.----.....--- Il 624-00
Net earnings ...........-....-.--s 4,742-31
The penitentiary authorities viii be-
gin this month to sell the product of the
twine plant but thereceipts Of the month
of March did not include any such sales
OF the expenditures. however, Ss2,576-I5
We're spent for machinery for the twine
plant
Exclusive of the coal sales the cash
receipts for March We're 81, 714-50-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
ANOTHER VICTIM
Philippine Volunteer Sick and De-
spondent Ends His Life.

Chicago. April 9.-TayIor c. Wood
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head in his room at the
Nentone hotel. Dearborn avens1z and
Erie streets last night
The dead man was "a years old and
the son Of T. s. Wood. a wealthy mine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
The Comedy Mr.. Bob.

will be presented by the department OF
eloeutiOn in the WashDurn chapel " 81
rezdav evening April 11th. Mr.. Bob
is interesting and humorous and VIII al
ford an enjoyable evening The play
is given in the interest Of a grand stano
for the Athletic park Admission A9e-
S u m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
"a Hours Snow.

Bozeman, Mont. April Snow has
been falling for the past forty hours and
there are nearly two feet on the level
The storm IS the heaviest in twelve
months Farming lands needed snow
or rain and the benefit viii be great.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09

First Watchdog-'-Do you bark ii
your sIeep2"
Second Evatchdog---Sol''
First Watehdog-'-Too badl Now I
do, and the family think I'm awake al
night. Puck
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
Weather Indications

Chicago. April e--For Kansas. Rain
tonight and Tuesday. colder in west
portion Tuesday variable winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09

tcontinued on Sixth Pa<e.l
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
COAL AND PENNIES SCARCE

BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MIL
TON-PROPOsED NEW INDUS
TRY.
Milton, Del, Jan. 19.-An agent for a
Philadelphia company. the name OF
which is not to be made public, at
present, was in town recently consult
ing with Captain Scull regarding the
purchase Of his property locally known
as Mount Ararat" The object of the
company is to secure a property with a
water front of moderate d[th. The
land of Captain Scull has this advan-
rage, and he has named a price of
which he will sell the whole or half of
IT, He is not anxious to sell, but will
10 it to parties who will make business
or the town, and at a fair price
r. c. Beardsley has secured a con-
tract from Refs & Draper. of Milford,
Or the making of $4,000 boxes; capac-
y two dozen three pound cans each
ie is now at work preparing tho ma
arial.
At present there is no coal for sale
n Milton This is bad on parties who
ave just begun keeping house, and on
nose who purchase in small quantities.
e il j. the same old routine-in the
all all the parties engaged in selling
lal are to keep it on hand all Win
ar, but when Winter sets in none have
DO. Captain SOULS vessel is expected
I lin a had, as soon as IL can get down
ne Delaware.
There is also a scarcity of pennies.
The pos; officeexchanges from about ] =
100 per week with the merchants Of the
own, an 4 yet this does not appear suf-
icient "a supply the demand
Lew Fox has purchased a fast PAGER
II Jonathan Wilson. near Ge0rgetown
Mrs. Emma Morris, of Milford Il
siting friends in town.
William Smith has returned from
ICoopers Point, n. j.. where he has
; been engaged as Waterman on the
schooner w. T. Parker, that is under
I going repairs at that place.
} Arthur Walls has removed from thu
3 country. into a part of the ManshiI
, lOperty. on Federal street.
(. Harry Taylor has resigned MS posi-
! lion as teacher Of tho CaYe Neck sohoo
TO ENGAGE IN more lucrative emploT
I lment. Miss Lizzie ". Conner has baaE
= selected to I'll the vaca1cy
, r Is Understood the fannnry unde,
/ lease BY Alfred RobipS6nk qf cearEe
r own VII commence On peas. this year
Eogipeon Is neaf ready for con
vfactng Tor theft raising
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
ConIdn't Order him Around.

The dignity Of labor and the refusal
TO accept dictatorial commands from
any man, be he twenty times an en-
7 oyer. were never better illustrated
+ VS. the Chicago Post. than IN the case
lf New York newspaper man OF
81 HON Willis J. Abbot told recently
He was q telegraph editor said
.r. Abbot "and he had not had the
Q siest imaginable time in the world.
lie was pegging away at his desk one
day when the man working right
. ;rcss the table from him received a
cablegram. carried to him in some tri-
I mph By the night editor II was from
70 owner of The paper, who spends
nuch OF his time abroad, and was as
follows Take first steamer for Liv-
erpocl Meet me IN London earliest
p1ssiblc minute at Hotel Cecil
what 40 ycu think OF that?' asked
he GREATNESS and delighted recipient.
'I'll tell you what think, said the
telegraph editor, leaping up in a fren-
lied protest against the tyranny OF
capital. III be shot Il ] would allow
luny blank man thai ever lived 10 ordel
/ me around
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
nonnd to Be NIarrled.

Gallant Man laslde) AT last | have
her all TO myself. Now I can tell her
low much I love her and ask her TO
he mine. How shall I do It. ! wondery
Gentle Maid-It Is surely coming. l
am so nervous and frightened. ] know
lie IS going to be terribly dramatic. !
SO hope ] sha'n't have 10 help him up
oil his knees. Goodness, why doesn't
ne say something2 I must break this
horrible silence. (Aloud, 4 recklessly):
ltave you been abroad?
Gallant Man (smillngly) -No. I'm
saving It for a wedding trip
Gentle Maid (demurely) -Why, how
nunnyl 50 am l.
Gallant Man lmcaningly) Then Why
shouldn't we take Il together
Gentle Maid (innocently) Possibly
your wife and my husband might OBJ
iect to going in such q crowd
Gallant Man (brilliantly)-T crowd
wouldn't be obiectionably large IL your
husband and my wife were husband anc
wife.
(Further conversation disjointed anl
indistinct) london TitBits.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
FREDERICK NOTES
A FEW ITEMS GATHERED ABOUT
THAT LIVE TOWN.

Frederick, Del, Jan. 19.-Protracted
meeting is still in progress in the NJ. =.
church here under the efficient man
"a cement Of Rev. Mr.. Webster, but so
IT few conversions have been re-
orted
Preaching services are not regularly
sold in the NJ p. Church as no minister
as been appointed since the resigna-
sion Of Rev. Mr.. Smith on account OF
declining health
Joseph Brown, a prominent farmer
living near this place is quite i'll. His
ton, has been in attendance for several
days.
The people of this section are wait
ilg eagerly to hear of some practical
move on the part of the trolley people
and wish to inform them that the
Weather is fine for out-of-door work
The steamer Frederick is still at her
cock preparatory to being brushed NJ
for the coming Spring when she will
resume her trips and perhaps before 81
the weather continues mild and open.
WOrkmen employed on the telephone
taking down the old poles. etc, wer,
unable to find accommodations at the
hotel last tuesday or at private houses
The hotel was already filled witl
guests. The workmen were Obliged t,
20 over to FELTON,.
Captain and Mrs. James Boone, en-
tertained a number of friends at a din
lner last Tuesday.
DR.. J. j. Derrickson Frank Melvin
Miss Mary l.. Burton, Miss Gum and
/ Miss Annie Barker, attended the dance
LIST Harrington.
Kettle Spencer, who has been quite
lsick, is now convalescent.
Boone Palmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
~ II. Palmer. of near town, has been
Very i'll with pneumonia.
/ Carlisle Connor, a son of Mr.. anC
] Mrs. r. d. Conner, has been quite II
flor several days, and has all symphonic
lof typhoid fever
! DR.. Downes, of Wilmington, hai
rcnted the store lately vacated by Cap
tain w. Slpple and will start a drui
istore there. DR.. T. G. Cahall, tn
Iowner, is putting it in first-class condi
I ton for occupancy.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

State this autumn cav good deal
rf-of that other. only looked on
him as a friend. OF course. But
night 30 a danch 10 was charming
Die TUNED my heal He made 1910 to-
Eo. lie tried 20 make me unfeithnt TO-
10y lover. on, / wanted TO be-. Naa
not; butI wrote 10 him once or twice,
and after his death my letters were
found 10 a packet directed to Egbert.
Fool. fool. worse than fool, / was TO
have written them. and TO such man
as Martin Arthur" And she chung TO
the kind hands aud sobbed piteously.
God or the devil helped Maria Rou-
nlll through the nextithree minutes.
Then she bent over, the miserable
child and said softly. THANK sou for
telling me all this I VIII write 4 let
Ter 10 Eghert, and / think he will lis
ten to what /. say.I 1t will. all come
right, my Dorlnda. Now leave me anu
20 home. Iwnl send the letter this
evening. Don't thank met Is Iwho
lEhOuld thank you" which remark viii
never be explained 10 this life 70 Dor.
inda Carson. i7 u-r 1879
Mrs. Roupel kept her promise. She
wrote TO Egbert Trevanion, eimply
and quietly she asked her forgive
mesa fer "an old woman's Interference
That Mr. Trevanion paused, thought
! Il over, relented being a sensible
fellow, and married Dorinda Carson
in March. has nothing TO do with this
story. The gods are good to fools.
Mrs. Rounelfput the letter into its
envelope and rang the bell. Il want
ltiis to go at once, she said to the
ia 1usemaid who answered Il. But
here is Thompson"
II believe he Is at the. front door,
lmaamr was the reply. There's a
s,ntleman calling" and the girl Left
tie room.
\ A minute later the handle turned,
AID a single footstep sounded on the
soft carpet. while silence followed the
onening OF the door. Is that YOU
Thompson? inquired his mistress
vaguely. without turning her head. u
an not at home this afternoon.
There was no answer. George Rou
rell stood on the threshold, drinking
fl with starved senses the sight before
HIM. every detail OF the well-loved
wellremembered figure OF his beautfu
wife. with all his soul in his eyes as
she raised her bowed head and looked
toward the door TO see who stoe'
there.
"Marial' ne said.--The Voice
Evening journal., 1900-01-20


Are you quite sure this melon IS
fipe?" inquired the young housewife
tier she had made a careful selection.
Perfectly sure. madam" replied the
srocer. but II you wish. l viii plug 1t
10 that you can see for yourself And,
cutting q triangular piece from the
ido Of the melon, he held It up for in
Decuon. You seei he continued. IL
IS perfectly ripe"
VERY we'll. answered the fair Gus
iomer, "you may send that one up to
ne house Twenty-Five cents, did you
sayg / know l have a quarter here
s0mewher oh. yes. here IL isl"
The grocer glanced at the coin and
aen handed 1t back. Il cant accept
mat" he said; st is plugged
Il know It." said the lady, but
don't see what difference that makes
he watermelon is plugged, too. New
FORK Journal
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

How beautiful n Is here" exclaim-
she sec. The mountain is tipped
With gold
Now he. Il CHANGED, albeit more
PRACTICAL. was scarcely less ecstatic.
And tic Walters are tipped with a
aickel, lie cried, ioyfuily.
That WAS 90 say, It was not only
BEAUTIFUL here. but cheap withal-De-
.oit Journal.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
RAILROADS

vlLlIINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
ime table in effect November %, 1899.
rrairs leave Wilmington (French street
iatiCnl for Flsmere June. M0ntchantn.
Yinterthur GuyenQ0urf dranogue, Cos
lrt, Cfadd's Ford Junction. Pocopson.
Vest On ester, Embreeville MOrtonviile
oatc sviNe. and intermediates stations,
aaily except Sunday, at 7.35 a. NJ, 2.15
nd $50 o. m. Sunday only. sos a. m,
us ard $50 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Emerson
. I'D Intermediate stations. daily except
sunday, at 7.55 a. m, 2.15 and $50 D. m.
sunday only at SOC a. M. 215 and 4.50
e. m.
For Joanna. D'r3sboro Rcad'pk ana si-
i.rInt ilale stations. daily. exceO- sunday
nt 7.35 a. m and 3.1S .. m. Sunday only
soc M and els p 10.
A. g. N'CAUSI.AND. uperiatsndenL
eOvNLSsi BRIGG9 $50 paan f; Eans
y.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

NO" said the Filipino, we don't
rant any more civilization"
"Why. YOU have never tried the real
lrticle.
I'VE can't take any chances Since
aguinaldo got to posing as a civilized
,erson we ordinary people have 10
hide every time We see stranger for
ear he's ANOTHER assessor Washing.
on Star
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

CATARRH FOR TWENTY YEARS
AND CURED IN A FEW DAYS
Nothing too simple, nothing too hard
for DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder 60
give relief in an instant. Hon. George
James, of Scranton. Pa. says: Il have
been martyr to Catafrh for 20 years.
constant hawking dropping IN the
throat and pain II the head. very OF
fensive breath. J ttisd u. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. Tbs arit applica-
ion gave instant relief. Altar using a
few bottles an thkse syhptotns Of Ca
tafrh. lett me. "A-2. sold by Miller
Drug Co, 400 Market, and n. 3. Dan
forth, Market and Second stt%tss'ss
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

A performance Of William Tell.
was given IN Switzerland not long ag
III a large meadow at the foot 81
been erected for the purpose. Tell was
represented by a soldier of gigantic
build
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

1t would appear that soldiers are hit
during battle according TO the color Of
heir dress in the following order; Red
IS the most fatal color; Austrian gray
5 the least fatal The proportions are:
Red, p; rifle green. z; brown, 6; Aus
-rian bluish-gray, 5.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
WHAT DO You YANr

Advertise ybuf wants IN the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted. to let. for rent for sale. board
ing. and lost ana found ads. will be pub
lished. three lhes. one tiHe. fora dine
threa tlntes for . o,raRosr.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

DINA NNAltll DIVISION.
'oT New Castle. t.lj r.. m, 2.31, ~ and
: p. m. week days.
gjr Lewcs. s.ls &. m. 427 p. m... week
-
SOC Dover. Harrington and Delma-
! 3. ll.0i 9. m; ar, 6.sS and l2n D. n.
: ndays, 12l1 D. m.
ror Wyoming and way stations, 2.35
n week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Polnp
9 ilnfort and Norfolk, ll.Oi A. M. uact
q ~, and 1911 night daily
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
RAILROADS
lsaNNsyyyANIA RAnRoAn,
fsi{ILAD5IpTIIA, WILAI1cOT0cs/ AND
BALTIMORE r. ~


schedule IN cnfct January 1s, 1900.
'rrsins leave Wilmington as (oiiowr.
or Phi .delphia (express), J.57, 3.02. 10
~. -. $50, SIS. 9,35, u.s., i0o3 1919.
A.s. 5.a. COZ, 60 e-ts- ~. sos and siS
Z se s a osdsatisogp. $40, kao s.u. LOB a.
'or Chester 5exPross) it ~ s8 go, 742.
n . $50 s.l9 1905. lL2 li:sz, 1i.fs a. m,
csyg ssS; .' MA s;I1 eHa g0s
M 1.5Q. g.S{ 400. $50, $50 and Io.ia p. M
. Tor New YORK Chr pueh express(. l5a
= i6 CDinlne 6afj Va III sb nm: carj ~ ~
o. ''620 (Dinins Ctr). 7.23 and 916 p. m.
q nnectng VIA Iyroad Street station
io5s al Ssi iaso 81 s sS ST. fp rs rs 'S S@
Ga l-sat tld and hA42 p. m
or 6ns ton without change. l0.l1 a. M;
: sor 81 H Is re Center ana sntermedla,s
y , 10, z. q ~ q r., end S.ss p. m. -.
6 iots sns na 300 w Y a giss ! 49,
%, $50. 5.2b ss6.l0. cas-, 7oa, 796, sii ..
~, aNi i.0al night
.al Hmorn and intermediate stations.
We Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
" a. nington lexpresa). 25o 40 i7.25, $50.
Va 4oi. al Cos. 5ss us rs s ilss ds & s.55
"a, LIZ II. - r. m, and 1870 night.
rcso5m1rn od,ation GA iso. 9i2; 10 g am;
SUNDAY TRAINS
lor Philadelphia (exprcsa). l.5,. 2le. 40
9.35, 9.b5, i0b2. 1l.45 q. M. i31. 400,
Gol. rs gee ana DIG y: m.
tsccomino4 ton, l,lQ, S2j a. M; 2lL
II t9gy 5.2e, 1,2s and lQ49 r n.
a. ms 1.37. 400, 46s. COZ and 9,os o. m
I accommodation, 40. SIS a. M: ielb
=. %, 400, 5.26, 7.2S and 10.43 p. m.
n TOR New York (thr0ugh exprcss) i.57
KS 3 n.15 Dining Carr, 1855. 1852. llf5 a. NJ;
i.,i (Dining carr. 300 cor, @e6..0 Dining
eH ~, I23 ZIG p. m, connecting via Broad
- rect station, philadelphia. 500 ~. 3.2a
"a m; 1Sl. 800, 400, ASS e.o' 7.2i and io.4i
for Boston. without change. 7.es p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. f.l 500,
~ rs a. m; 1906. 1918. 1850 $50 COS, s'8.l0,
G. 3. s.30, S.ll p. m, and los night
llr m. 1900 night
II cave Philadelphia, Brood street. for
II y .lmlneton texpress), $50, 40. u.23, lisa
Ia mi il5 3.l2, AL, DOS, sos, SIS 7.5l, SIS,
icca lSg p os n, ~, ana l22e p1sht
J, ~. 2.af. ella SIS and 1870 D. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
outhefu tallwaS.-Ncw York aud Flor
Foe i.lm. d. 3ll p. m, week days, for
T. "ksouviNc 81. Augustine Augusta (yil
/. tDnl ana Poet Tampa, Gij ID ~. daily
Il Nris Port Tampa, Augusta. MEM
~ is ana Wow Orleans. l33 p m, daily.
ifl tnrts 20 NeN Orleans. Memphis. NASH
iNt.s. yia As1evilie and Ict shrnas.
\ Alluulc Cyiat llne.-Ncw York and
ll rdn Spcyal 3.e2 p. m. week. days, for
~ ckeonNlp and 81. Augustine. 1918 D.
.N onllN Iilcaucrs % Charleston. Miami
II rt lrurI and Macon. lNi n. M. daily
Re- ncraTo Richmond ana J1cltsonvllle.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

Advertise your wants 10 tns Essrt1g
Empiosmeze wa1tpa nelp
wanted. to LAT. FOR rent. FOR sale, hoani-
Tag. and lost AID found Ads VII be pub
llshed. threa Lines. ono time, for . dlu9es
thran TINES 20 . GuEftag.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

a,.h.dnls IA eject November, 70, 1899.
An trains Illuminated with Pintaco
splxPREss TRAINS.
aims seavo Whining t0n, Delaware Ave
nue. Station, Tor
NEW YORK, week days, '5.Ol, 'S-sS.
io.52 a. M; 'l2.19, '2,% 400. ,eg Gan
5. oi = sg sii.S5 a. M. s2ss. 400. e5.i9 (all
iIman cars), IA 'i0.52 p; %. -
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s5.ol. $50
va 's ~, 40. 400. Sis Gan Pullman
srs). $50. TIA, 1862 p. m, Sundays, 'o.el'
Q. $50. s9s9. 1i.i2 Ills a. M "a 81
%, '5.fa IAN Pullman cars)' So '''aA'
f Chester r. week days. $50, 'zo5 80. 81
9q sf1rl. lf.OS a. m: e2.Si. 800, 8 80 sl.A,
1,52 p "a. SUNDAYS. 7.so SO ~
l.S5 a. m; '2.Si, 800 y, o'o0' ''a4' 'i''oe
itiiiantia city, week days. '7.os a m;
10 '2.ai 400 p m. Sundays ~ a NJ
cspe Nay. Ocean CITY and Sea Isle csty.
* De, !, '7.o5 o. m; '2.s y. m sun
3aiiimcre and wash.agton, week days
gO sls $3.50 tall Pullman oaru) !. .s-e4
n ID. IN Sundays. Il. is. sd-Vl ~ -n-eh
u9 2is. 'i-s1 f5.0 tan Pullman carsi'
ssiGntre and way stations, 100 q m.
lily exc pt Sundays: ai9.p. N daaiy: n,
NoworTs week days Ma l;9o; 's@ ST. ST.
vs.. Ill. .s.oi a. M; 'i2.ss. az. stbl. I.s2.
n D. n. -
pittsbu Z. week days. sos a m; ,t.ei.
80 Gall pullman carsl, s9.u d. N sun
Tvs, so a. m; 'f5l, '5.s9 (an Pullman
chicago. daily, ss.O4 a. m; sl.s1 .. N.
Cinclnn IN and St. Louis, 'S.04 a m;
56 ana e9.U .. M. daily.
Toledo md Detroit. s9.n p. m, daily =
ledo. oud daily except sunday 70 DeS
oit.
singerly accommodation, week daJ ,
Q a. m; $40. 7s2 p. N. Sundays t.26
: D. m.
JandenberE accommodation. week days
p. m sundays, $50 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION BOt
fillmore. wcck days, 2.55 p N.
Is1ndenhcrg. week days. 95h a H. lbN
70 p. N. sundays, g.s5 a. m. 5.15 n.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wi
lnFton, week days, e3S5 $50 $50 20 ~.
DO q. m; 1880. Isl. Is s307 Nd ~.
o. IAN Pullman c1rS). s5.c1, $50 .t.n
So, slL35 D. m. SundaysI AZ sl.sy. LII
M, 30 90 sI.3l. 215. 400 so s5.0l (a1i
ullman cars). GO 49, Is e 1880 q. u
Delmarl "a Telephone No is5
yates T. Western polnte lower tn7r "
uv cther line. 2. D. UNDERWOOD
Ganeral Afenafs
. 3 Z. MARTIN. Nan o. Pass Tran'-.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

she has. actually made over her last
ears bathing dress.
Well, 1t isn't every girl that can
uakc something out OF nothing ~
fuck.
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

iVTlzAE rEQ} YOU NY4N
.tAysFsisa yopr wants ~ ss tisenias
Journal. Employme1ts var,sd hesp
wa1tsd ITO Vat. sfoE rent, fer Raie. board
g, and lost and found ads. v1h be nrbs
llsned. thres lrpes. one time, Tor a dime:
Tires tines go . Euz56f
Evening journal., 1900-01-20

AevsfFiss. Zony. was..s e. she. isvsr,Sk
v IN I'D to let. Tor rsnt. for ada .fboar1-
8 3. ard lost ana found eds. .gln Be pub
~, s q a. 49, ts sc ss GO ssss;
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
WHAr e You R1Nfl

-Advtr tise Yolfr' wants IN the Erent-a
y4anteci.. 20 let. for rent. for sale. boards
ngs sind lost and 6o'ufrd eds. VIII be pub
lss he'd. tatea Ines. ona ne Tor dlmes
Evening journal., 1900-01-20
lArNS 1.IoAvE BROAD STREET STA
IlON, PHILADELPHIA.
non VfITIr UT,CT

FOR THE WEST
= M. daily. Pittsbarg, Chicaso, ca
od.Ll. Louisville ,lllu 81. L1llll. ipf'
rng Carl
1885 a. M. daily FOR Piflsburg anj On
ago. (No coaches 90 p1r1bur,s.l LIN
"a % tvc Buffet paror cara
} 70 y. M daily, Limited" 1itlab1 -
i'hicogo Cleveland. Toledo. CincinnfT
.ouisvilie and 81. Louis. fDir'ns ca
1875 b. M, daily. pittaburg and clcvoiak
Q p. M. daily. rdttsburg, Chcazo, NrSn
Tille (vi1 Cincinnad). indianapolis or"
q. Louis Dining Carl
o p. M. daily. Pittsburg and ChicaY-
Tor Toledo. except Saturday.
IS p. M. daily. Pittsburg, Cinch.nal
louisville. Cleveland and St Lo1ix-
q 20 D m. daily, piblsburg and ChlcaRQ
Tally Tor Knoxville. via Shenoudo14
Falley Route; Tor c-lcveland. eEoeDt
aturday.