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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
RAFAEL PALACi0S RODRIGUEZ


0frece al pdblico sus servicios pro
tesiOnales.-San francisco mum. 61
-Piso 2'-San Juan.
Core por Maysgu la poti'is d.
lls la casa Cebsllos de n W Yo al
qlirirA oil m aeIle llama1o del tsdo pa
ia 'brioAr uds AdusnA junto q 81, qae-
dAndo la que hsy hoy para ohcina dc
Ss habls igualmente de la ihstala
'ion de IN trsnvia electrlco para traspor-
lar laa oargss hssts loS almacenes.
En- ell recinto norte, de esta ciudad
'sl&n dando principle las obras de uns
'asa eseuela, 4 cargo del estado.
El jaevea pasalo mnri6 en- el CAM
40 de 4nAnioa uno de los pobres brsceros
eontrstados para ir Hawaii.
Don Miguel Arsuaga hs coDstrui
40 de 81 propio peculio un desvfo del
lerro- carril en- el barrio de Gsrruchales -
Manstf-para la conducion de lena, ca
nA1 J otros frutos frutas.
ES una gran mejora que redanda en-
oent hcio de aquellos vecinos y aa impor-
sanoia dicha barriads.
=. Mr.. Teller, jfs de la policfs de
ronoe, dice que ell juIgado de squslla OH
dad pudo tomsr sus disposicioues coD
oportunidad en- ell orimsn desoubierto ~
'lmsments alif, pues tsnfa conocimiento
verbal del hecho. Es mas, al present ar
Iee Ia denuucia detuvo sl supuesto culpa
bic 10 puso In disposition del jnSgado'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
Se vende

Una estancia de 25 cuerdag en- el
barrlO de <Cerr0 gordos termino Bsya-
mon, con palos frutales pastos buenos
su casa do campo
Trmbien una fonda en- la 2a linea
Puerta de TERRA, muy 1ien acreditada
y tantO La estancia como la fonda en-
buenas cOudiciones,
lnformes en- dicha fonda Puerta de
TERRA,
hta. "a M PEDRO AYTION
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
ASK FOR D1 "a NOwsR
g HAkS: BEEH
Sc VEND DEN

Un coche capaz para tres perso
mas, cOmOdamente Armaz6n de hero
AcabadO de reparar, de manera que sc
halla como salidO de tabrlca.
una GAIA para ibrOs y caudales
Infurmaran en- esta Imprenta. y en-
San Juan Sr. Jose Silverlo Vega, Ca
tito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
TranqafftdAd, Salad " .BePOss. pare Ias
Xma Erta&ME@Aa

TrsnqafndAd, Salad .BePoss. pare las
Eadres Crt@tGr@s.
FL JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
Sra. WINSLOW, se da los nifios en-
Ell periodo de 10 DENTICION. Les
ablands laa encfas, reauelve 10 inHams-
cion, alivia todo dolor, y cura el colioo
ventoso. Inocente eGcaz On todos 10
casos. Aconsejamoa q Lab msdres gus
tengsn nm nifio enfermo, que no deJee
que la prevention propia nj la de otros,
evite el uso de ests meoicina Cue proper
clona alivio seguro, absoiutamanss ssguro,
si 20 usa oportunamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
C8sAs rec 8nend ada
Hotel Muro
l16-ll8-W. "A tn. SREET
NEW-YORK

NEW-YORK
Dsreccsdss cabtegrdfca: <Anda.n,'os
Hotel de .primera clase aituado en-
ell punto mas centrico de la otudad,
loompletamente reformado On sus ha-
bitaclones y con servlcio rapido y es-
merado.
FL preterido dc Las familias y par
ticulares que van q pasar el ysrano
en- los Estados- Unldos.
Sc sumlnlstran informes por correo.
Los INTERPRETERS de La casa SO en-
cuentran a la llsgada de todss los va
pores para rsclblr d los Aehores VIA
jeros y eneargarss del aespacho de
Aduanas hasta la conducclou aI hotel.
Las personals que p1snsen d1r4.lrse
q New-York haran b1en sn avlsar
prevlamente por correo por telegra-
70.
PREClOS
Cuarto dssde 81.
Cuarto con aslstencia desda So.
ANDRES MURO, !.
PROPIETARIO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
MOT a $

So espera en- San Juan nj o9lebrs
trAnsformista don jose Lopez que trsba
i. actualme ente en- Caracas Venezuela. -
La Corte Saprems de Washington
yuolvs splsSar Ia votaoion de ssnten-
ola en- ell reourso estsbleoido por eobro
srbitrario 4 meroaderfss importadas dc
W Puerto Rtoo New Yo,k.
Tan pronto como termine la contra
IA entire el 'bierno y los soldados puer
t2rriQQefos may pocos solicitarAn su
reeuganchs, seg1l &c nos informa, poT
lss oblig soiones qas habf IN de oontraer.
Mas de SEQ personas de Isabella
' ma3has de la villa del ojo An salido
para Q tebtadilIas, Dir al angel Tsles
fro le anunoi6 que hablarfa al publ
90 eI domingo d.timo en- la igtesia de
este pueblo.
., dice que ca ell barrio Carreraa
A6.s3o-un jovenzueio dizfraKado de
yitar, utiisando uu bonsts otros ad
mini&cuIos, raalizj un mstrim onio pro
hno, engaalndo la esposa su
inoconte mAdre. IQt6 vaIisnts
El aloalds de Cabo R)jo oftscs ser.
vr gratis la plaza de juex de polisfa en-
aqacI pueblo.
LEONCI1 BARREIa0. oirui'n0 den
Gale de Ruiz Bslvis. Caguss PR
10y debeu regresar de Ponce para
San Juan, nuestros diGtinguidoa amigos
don Angel don Mariana Acosta y
2 ,intero.
Autier embaroaron 75O emigrantes
puertorriqledoa por Gaanica d bordo
del vspor California.
sa ha alberto uua oGoina de tele
gtsfos en- Vega-baja.
Ndsstro estim ado amigo don q Iin-
!ilisuc CadiE se halla completamente
restableoido de uu ataque de grippe que
sufrla.
Nos alegramos.
Esta en- may mllas condolences el |
pdsGts situado Ia salids de esta cin- |
dad para la capital.
A4iste un creoiio nam aro de alumuos |
4 las classs regulates de ttquigrsffs que |
Ie Ian al Pdb!Ioo en- la slcaldis de Ma
yigaM.
Rl sAbAdo 90 dis cristiana sepultura /
90 Ia nacr6polis de Ia oiudad de orisnte,
sI caIaVsr de don R.m6n . msdo y
RImaro, por1ona distingaiia que milito
denpre en- el partiio Fsieral.
A sus deu los nussstro pAsame.
Autss de anochs en- ell teAtro de
Ahs41o ss os'ebr6 una session espiritsts
Gu IA q1a toms la palabra el msdi~na
rarIaat0 MatienEo Cintron.
Va llegado Maysga,z. de arribs
forEcsa. una golets que ae diriifs dss1e
sAnto Domingo SIn Thomas y frente
Cabo R1io sufrio averfss do oonside
faoiou. Conduce su bordo 80 oooolos.
Eta en ouArontena.
NuestrO amigo = corrsligionatio don
Enig lilo 5 Ginorio, hs renunciado oil
cargo de ooncejaI del ayuntamiento de
a 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Nuestro amigo = corrsligionatio don
Enig lilo 5 Ginorio, h1 renunciadO el
largo de conoejal del syuntamiento de
Gan Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

ga sspsrs en- San Juan nj o9lebr
tranaformista don jose Lopez que trsba
IA Actualmente en- Caracas -Venexuela. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
,JOSE BOADA

EBANISTA
Ofrece sus servicios en- la calle de
Alfonso. Csguas, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

=. dios que ca ell barrio Carreras -
AdAsoo-un jovenEueio dizfraKado de
yAer, utilisando uu bonsts otros ad
mini&oulos, rsalizj un matrim onio pro
foo, engaHlndo & la esposa su
inocante mAdre. lQt6 valients
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

El aloalds de Cabo R)jo ofescs o
vir gratis la plaza de juex de polisfa
aqucI pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Mas de SEQ personas de Isabella
ma9has de Ia villa del ojo h An salido
para Q ebradillas. DIR al angel Tiles
fJro, Qte snunoi6 que habIarfa al publ
90 eI domingo d.timo en- la igtssia de
este pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Tan pronto como termine la contra
IA entire el 9 'bierno y los soldsdos puer
to,riouefos may pocos solicitarAn an
reeuganchs, seg1l sc nos informa, poT
lsl oblig soionea qas h1bfsn de contraer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Ofrece al pdbico s1s servicios pro-
tssiOnales.-San francisco mum. 81
-Piso 2o-San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

La Corte Saprems de Washington
yuelvs splaSar Ia votsoi6n de ssnten-
ola en- ell reourso establsoido por eobro
srbtrario meroaderfss importadas de
Puerto Rtco New Yo,k.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

En- ell recinto norte, de esta ciuds
sstan dando prinoipio las obras de NJ
'asa eseuels, 4 cargo del estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Ia llegado 6 Maysga,z. de arriba
fOrEcsa. una golets que ae diriifs des1e
sAnto Domingo 6 8 In Thomas y frente
Cabo R)io sufri6 Averfss do couside
faoiou. Oonducs & su bordo 80 cooolos.
Eta en ouArontena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

be de precO re
nose
Tambian hay TELEGRAPH pdbico toda a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

El jaeveG pasa1o muri0 en el CAM
10 de 4u&uica uno de los pobres braceroa
para ie d Hawaii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
LEONCI1 BARREI7O. Gin
M~ 70 2;.A

Autier smbaroaron 75O emigrantes
puertorriquefioa por Gaanioa d bordo
del vspor Californis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

sa ha alberto uua oGoina de tel6
grat1s en Vega-bais.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Esta en- m1y mllas condolences Q
pdsGts situado la salids de esta oin
dad para la capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Aotss de anoohs en- ell teAtro d.
AhsIlo ss osebr6 una session espiritista
uu Ia q1a toms La palabra el medium
rarEuat0 MatienEo Cintr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Nasstro estim ado amigo don q lin
liisuc C&diE se halla complement
de uu atsqus de grippe Ga
sufrla.
NoS alegramos.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

00 mics Tho line win cross thc soast range at am elevation of about i50 feet. while thc greatest elevation on the White Pass N Yukon s 3oO The highest point Luo feet which is reached by a gradual rise for over afy miles on either side of Che summit
 10 is proposed Co begin Che actual con- structlon or Che railroad next spring The line win tap thc great Bristol bay cane ucry regions and open up Che immonm' country lying between thc Iluskokwim on thc north. Che Copper river on Che east. Cook inlet on Che south and Bering sea on thc west SO f1r these regions arc pmc- ucaIly uncNplorcd. Tho promoters of Che enterprise believe that ns largo if not larger deposits of mineral wealth are Co be found on Che west of it 1s arc known to exist on Che Copper river side of Che coast unec ot mountains nInmua bay ls port thot is open Go sc1going vessels ut al seasons of Che year
 The company hus already forwarded iN toms of provisions and supplies Co Che mouth of Che Nushoguk and St Michael and vessel which win leave Seattle 1bout October DO win transport No moro toms of supplies ud materials os we'll as taking lu of Che horses Co bc employed uu Che sturc lur Go Uilmuu.
 Meanwhile Che contract for two lighter scoWs to hc used in discharsIng Che me lmu1 frcIeht was l,t % few days ago by Capt E E C1uc. on behalf of Che com- n1ny. of Seattle and olympia.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

who have made during Che depths of win ter sled trips on Che Yukon of hundreds. even of thousands of miles. and this while Che thermometer was rccoriiuF tcmpcruurcs as low os any encountered and recorded by Che scientific Arctic cN- plorcrs Every now mining camp which has been opened iu Che Interior of Alaska has. lu us carly history Che record ot some such daring Grip ns would hlNo brought fame Co Che scientific explorer. Men hy Che hundreds have taken tcw weeks supplies upon 0 slcd and started uut blindly into unknown regions. and trlvcrscd hundreds of miles of country, knowing that Che only certainty of sur- vivug lay in Che ability Co rctroco thrir footsteps Co Che place of departure. cor to Gnd their way out Go some supply point beforr their provisions wcro utterly cN- hlust,d The bones of many such hardy explorers 1rc scattcrcd over Che Alaskan peninsula. and .thc stories of how they p.rishcd. ovcn their very names. arc un- known
 Not only on Che tributaries of thr Yukon NNH NIlNHN NNfNINNNI NH |'NN'N.NH N'' .' .......' but they h1vc made their way tn ail of Jhc rivers which How Into Che Arcuc .u Alaska or in British North America Had gold been found iu paying quantities ou thc riycrs or thc extreme North. thr banks or those rivers would now hc hned with gold seekers. and established trans portauon lines would mach Into evcN nlrt of Che frozen North.
 should rc1y return with proof chat gold u paying quantities had boon found .u Che regions of the nr.hret north to which hs had been able to penetrate it is safe to slv tblt wherever th1t gold is found there win bc in1 brief period a thriving camp of hardy American miners who win dud thc difficulties which hlvc been Goo much for many Arctic oNploror pf the past insufficient to check them. 200 lone as Che roII,u uw1rl Is possible for
 their tou-p-L
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
NORTHERN EXPLORATION

Tho r.r.r, h.t rr.t r1r had d.e. covered ..u .r ta. ..lr. of le Nrt.e exploration. U now l.u.-I To. tn. com. m.nI.r .l iH. u.I.r expedition. vh" Hls r.rH.I t. t... ...U-r f th. problems .r Oh. Ar.f. .r. ...r t. To. .....I. f th. .... II. ...r t. I.. H......r.I certainly th. discover. a...I follow ..r promptly upon Che 1uth.rflut. .nnoln..m.utt th1t gold wns tu b. found ..m.Wh.r. in the regions lmm.IHt.. .lrr.u1dms tne roI. rake the c1e. nf tr. vast Interior uf A.,s- il. far evlm.I. u1I It u.t boon f'r th, pioneer rr.sH..tars who mlI- th, ore.n- aI discovery of e.d tho t1at rse.ou t would hl.. boon practically 10 terra IH. e.-u.f. today. 40 ure Intervals some I.rne evnI.rr .hHHlaHtIs equipped. at -r..f .vH.... .nI uI.H H smHu 0.tiuH. .f attendant. womb have mlH. tou- e.m. IHT I..e...I. journey intu th. n- t.r..r ..I would I... r.trr.f. e.v.r,I ufh glory for f.. I.H..,.m t1 write . ..Ium. about H.. exploit lHi rest upon th. H.r.I. frHe h.rIIr a.u.I
 Thr...h .t.r... .. fh. UnIurs however 10 u.s learned thHf e..I r,Isf.l .u th. Interior Tho frontier Hr'srectors did not u.1It t1 accumulate costly eUIinmrut or Cd. ...ur. .yt.rsI.. rrInrfU h1okue from rrt ...-uur. I.Is Wth m.1sr. lnd .n- .vrere.r. uutrt. tr.r .o1'.l thr morn- t..rs t. Oh. hslUa1f.r. of Ono rr1t NI. ..r. u.fh sN .uI eHV tH.u mIIe rud. H..f. uut .r on. timber .uHl.u- u th. f.r..t ..I tHHs explored tn. Yukon ani f. rHufrr.. l.r t.Ir. Wfh varying - Finally on. discoveries on ths F..rIke. nH.u.He upon discoveries of similar character bHt ur I.e importance. Hr.ueht th- rush ur uoHllt.un which ..mu.u.I on. .stlhI hm.nt of trtnsnor- t.tar neHtIa. unU U ls today hIt a rI.aaut vacation lrr far Ono slmmer tourist tl travel from our .nI of the Va. k.u tn another
 The stories or .lr'v Arctic exploration ara tI uf daring tnI hazardous siei trips mad. during tb. depths of the Arctic win- Ger Iu tba early history of such Arctic eNu.orluau and adventure. prior to tht discovery of gold .n tbe Alaskan benin. e1ia. thsrc nre few such trips recoulol vf.eh can comnlr. n hazard and h1ri- shin with hundreds which nave heen mad, in recent years. rot only hy the rugged p.an.ers of tbe Yukon but even by wo- men and by children Men by Che dozens by Che hundreds almost can be found
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
TO NOME
Plans to Run Stage Line to
 That Camp

Within few weeks the Tnna1sk1 Company win have us winter stage lu. between mlmua hly. so Mchld 1nI Noma lu operation. w. M Rank. general mlnIrer or Che company. |. expected iu Seattle from slu Francisco The ,.t1b- ushm,ut of thc st1re luc Is only 70 pro Hm.ulry step toward Ono construction of 10 Trauoliss1u railroad running along the game general route between Nome and iu- imua bay.
 That thr Tuuslllska Company H ann ny able from 70 nulurll standpoint tn carry such ventures to uoccs-ful enl ..rms apparent from the personnel of thc officers and stockholders of Che corpou uon. some of whom ar. w. lL Cucker president of Che Crock.r-WooIworth bank af ssDFr1ucIsco. T TMmlu. president of ths Tuman-Erudel Company. Charles F Green. manager uf Che Cracker estate. U U Lynch. general manager of the Market street railway. J J. MHhonoy. capitalist. @. W. Huuc. monaror of Che Crocker-WooIworth bank. w. E Bourne. capitalist. Charles Nelson. president and m1n1rer of numerous steamship lines operating on Che Pacific; James Tyson. manager of Charles Nelson & Co.,. George U Masuck. lawyer Al or those men. fIaued arc residents of san Fuuciero
 The company has romplcteJ 70 survey between Ummnl bay. on Cook inlet. to st Michael and Nome distance of 5H miles By December it s announced that stations win have boon established every thirty miles throughout thc entire isueht of Che Iinc Each station is to bo ktpt constantly supplied with thc best provisions purchlabio. Tho stages uu to be drawn by horses
 The route follows favorable water courses and. as nearly U0 miles u, through n t.mbcred country. Che climate lt is said Go be mudcr than on thc upper Yukon 10 ls Che purpose of Che company to handle passengers. express matter and mail An told Che line win bo equipped with l00 head of horses.
 The stockholders named in Che Trans alaska Company for Che construction oi Che railroad have incorporated under th, laws of Che state of California. From Nome it is proposed to extend Che line on Go Port Clarence In Che Boring strait sec- tion. a total distance from uiamna bay oi
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
WANTED

NNNTEp-A comfortable Utru. tIi u..hsJ room ror e.urI. e,ut'.mln ur1r western part of FIh H..n., Addr. Henry. can. Daily Nl.Nlu. LNUNpEEsS wanted Apply at Che FIfh Avenue h.trI
 E.R. PEOPLES. Undoctaleran and Em-
 balmor, Broadway and sth Avo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

CLAS0FirD lrDyERHSFnENrS. ff,shi-rfrii arf, iss bfii 1f "rof Rasf' "fN SlIs" %, "Fsufti.'' iu5 eesh psr ao.f J'r a'ifiE' i,fos o-s ,.si t-r uari t7r sisb ist'sgar7i i7i'r h1r. Usffr btlf 'Sifslhasi Hlsffi." ous ffH ts, uorf Ns si,s.hsneri iliss foo m hiH iusrb-fvt tash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
Bids For Supplies For Fire Depart
 mont

Sealed b.ds for Che following supple. win bc received hy tho undersigned. Bids Co have specified prcc of cost oi supplies l1id down n gkagwoy Bids win bo opened at next rcrulnr ers' .'on or Che City Council The following 1rc supplies. i-o feet 2i Inch single luckot Are hose with couplings Two Callahan spray uozzlcs with shut. oG attachments l2-cNta eH Inch brass couplings and rues. s. inch brass oNp1ndcr "a pair Goodyear rubber gloves g pair wirc n.pnorE 70 rrsputor Ofmokc boll1 D au inch Ielmcrc connections Ouc supply wagon for hose.
 Uy Oulcr
 Gudfrcy ChollIudcr
 City Clerk
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
Arc You Going to Nomol

Then got Che latcst reliable map or Che Koyukuk. Uuc stone. Council City, Nomc. Port Cl1rrnce and Copper River Mining districts Price 5o cents Issued by thc Seattle Daily Times sent on re- ceint of price. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Hotel Leland. Na cnd Avo.. Seattle. Wash Central location Rates roason- able
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
FOE RENT.

FOR REIN. Uau in Daily Alaskan huild- ur Apply to I A MoIlueauV or e. W. uySucc1. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Nu ns.u.ols Austrian h1s just patent .I l speaking clock Probably t with m,k, 1u the other clocks ro ou strike
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Thr Artist who hls io.n,l thr Swedish Nuuruc expedition Vth tH. Intention ol -k.t.h.oe the souJh uoie Viu encounter I frosty proposition.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
SKAGWAY, ALASKI
Proposed Electric Light Rates

This new schedule Of rates Co go '"'G 5 ofrect when new plant starts about .. DO vember ist.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Wisconsin nlp.rt en.Hk or Hu tudHn woman who di.I lt tbe He. uf ioi 1s truly r.mlrblnI. JIdeHs 7N ihe r,.s ul Humeruus 'rat sound s.WIsn.s W.sc"n. In is uot In It for "umlrtah..s
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Tho Hague permanent court or untu- tiuu hls decdeI to leI the British IHi E..rs -.ttl. thrir d.put, tlem...N,. Th. problem was evidently tu' much for th. ....rf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
EDITORIAL PICKUPs

A suggestion which .s meeting with f1. yor is to change the usmo of Che rhln- p.ue islands to ths Mckinley islands. slys the Washington correspondent of thr Tu- bunc 10 ls Intended Co bring tho prop- ostIon beforc conrrcss \ part of tn. scheme embraces thc ueI ol htstoWur ou Che different Islands 1uI provinces th. names of the mon most prominently id.n. tiued with the acquisition and munue,- mont of Che islands For Instance. th. members of thc American commission which negotiated Che Paris treaty woud .hus he huuoroI Is wri Is the uIm.s nf Admiral Dewey. G,n rlwton. Gov T1ft Con Ots Secretary Root and others
 The members of the board of mlmEor of tbc National Soldiers Homo 1rg m favor nf l restoration or tbe cJut.eu ut tbosr establishments They aro HrtmtoI s.IeIy by Jesir. for th. W,ICr. ol thr Inmate. and hINr arrived lt thIs onuciu- -Iun ls result of clr.fu. and persona. uy,.ue1uon This fact may Dy. som, Influence ur Congress hHt win count f.r uuI. with Che uhd onpou,ut .. tn. ylutgcu
 Tho strike n sam Francisco has poss.I th. starr uf Isuut,d assaults upon nI.. llIHlI uoHun.un Nurkm,u lHI hls conn. u.u..J tu develop thIt of ousn mob It. uubs upon tbr police oro.r. with th. i.eumuauum.ut uf str..t rshUus and nrlmIscuoue shooting Th0 prospect of In, lmIcabI. settlement under uOh o.r. .umetluces is remote
 Wisconsin nlp.rt entHk or Hu Iudun woman who di.I 1t Ono Hee uf I'f l. truly r.mlrblbI. udeIns 7e tbe r,.s of numerous rur.t SouHJ s.VIsh.s W.scnu. ..n is uot ln It for "rmlrauIos
 Tho Ibrue permanent court or arntu- u.u hle decIrI to I.t the British JHi H..rs -.ttl. their I..put, tlem..iv.. Th. problem wle evidently tuo much for tn. court
 Thr Artist who hls in.n,I thr Swedish Nuuruc expedition with tH. intention or -k.tgh.os the sou,h puIe Vlu encounter "a frosty proposition.
 Nu nseu.ous Austrian h1e just patent .I l speaking clock Probably t vu| mtk, 1u tbe other clocks r' ou strike
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
Mexico At St. Michael

The steamer Mexico loaded with paw- son freight viu St Michael has reached thc hitter place. She arrived there Sep t,mber and immediately began uuload- Iue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-28
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR ~ALE-Geut', bicycle. iu hr>r-cll,s caudI-
ti5u best Hartford tires SIS Call 900 81 sy
81
FOR ~IE-A ladies' Rambler uferaIc Iolg
franz. iH good condition. s. 1872 Ita 81. nv.
e-5-a
FOR SALE-Geut's bicycle new ,ires. s.. CsH
after p-m- 100 l. ST. NV m21-s
SPECIAL SALE OF TIRE~-Sll0 for The 81
kind. $40 for tbr $50 kind. bicycles and
-uudries al cut prices LABpFI>H. az gh ST.
NV. ms
FOR SALE-YlIe bicycle; good condition. ueE
tires. 100 18th SO. NV Cz6-S
FOR SALE-Iady's wheel. SI2- one gents s.:
one gents Rambler. with Morrow coaster. SIS,
all excellent condition. G42 r ST. ne. c25-8
FOR SALE-A large number Of secondhand
bicycles Of the best make sold aJ very low
figure. satisfaction guaranteed. CYCLE En-
CHANGE, 15J 10th st. nv Mos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-28
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave ard Is& ST
In effect Nay J. 1901
For AIcxaudria-We eek DAYS, $50. 7-Ot. 80.
500. SO $50. 4-25. 1000 = 90 I.3J q n /;
EIc-o5 1920. 1915. H -O5 lbs. 200 go, N2-o2
$50 $50. N4-l5 4.23 4-54. sos. I5-Z3. $40.
6.03. ESQ 500 100 100. ss5. $50. lois. 100
1850 p m sundays 7-s5. 900. GAS. 1879 mo-
lI-S0 a. m, 800 noon. I2-90. 100. 80. 200
Z-sO, 800. 800. 400 $50. 500 $50, 500 $50
90 go. 600. s.85. $50. lo-I5, u-a0 iIs50
p. m.
For Mount Feruon-Wcek davs, $50. 500 %,
il-oO a. M. KI2-O5. II-05 200. X3-O2 $50 $50.
Nt-l5. 1913. 100. $50 p m sundays 900 q m,
l2.Jo noon. 200. go 100 $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct BridEe-Week days
60 9,0f. 80 500. 500. SO s-25 lO-O0 II 90
a. m. -I21OJ. 1Z-ZO -l2-E5. I-O5 -I-25. Z-00
80. S7o2, 's-S0. 3=J9. '4-S3. 4-54 5-23. eos,
go 3-OI. : % p sunday, T:45. goo. 9.s5,
1000, HOO, 'II-3O. 300 noon. $3.50. 100,
$50. 200 $50 400 . %. 400 $50 500.
$50. 600 go. 90 80. 500 D. n.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
TEVpreSs. TO Arlington only.
c. r. ABBOT. J COLVTV.
President Superintendent