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The American S Forestry Congress,
raes recently in Philadelphia,
8 created good deal Of interest and has
jss started some enthusiasm in the matter Of
rs ;pirsssrying oIr forests. The recklessness
u MID, which I'VE sre destroying our timber
ssafeas foreb the most dire disaster in
sssfEhe very rear future. The United
State; originally heavy forested, now
d below many Of the European States.
ssI 1as 45s, 600 900 acres, or 26 per cent
So: ;soists flaad area, IN forest; but as 25,oO0,.
acrgs are cut down each yearit is
Easy tose estimate how long this will last.
syiith n:t total annual production of wood
sS.sI2, 600, ,00O, 900 feet, ne are cutting
|Ss |sS S24 l0o, ,e0V, 900 feet annually, without
81 M taking into conside deration the large amount
DESTROYED BY frs and in other ways. 1t
b b q, therefore, simply a question OF time,
ssa Sand sof short time, when the supply will
ssI s|Iun IN: out. Il sis not alone thai We will
ssf ssi6sn be & without lumber, but that our
Esss sa,icaltnrs will suffer from the denuda.
2ssf g ion Of o@nr @ forests. Europe learned this
sssInany;years ago, and 50! to wors to rem.
M DIR The esa5by holding the sorests as
|, sState property, carrying on system OF
ss sslofsst supervision and culture, and using
ss, only & portion of the timber grown each
'syesr There isa disposition to follow
sssthe same M conrse mere. The national gov
sSRafna sSafnmens nss and some of the States have
Ss l5Ssss,iready established the precedent OF an
official oversight.and supervision Of their
mber lands. Tho State Of New York,
torsi instance; has made heavy purchases
sof forests ia the Adirondack district, but
sitsEas not been able to prevent depreda.
8 8 lions, al, and these, coupled with the heavy
cut oftimber and the destruction b5 fire,
continue ne to reduce our forest area until
(|g getting close to the darger point.
The question of the preservation Of our
ssssssMyoodlands has not as yet been solved by
Sgongsrress, and it is one ofthe most i'm
ssp,crtant subjects that will come up for
conaid deratioa. The strong lobby OF
.ssas:ftimbers thieves hat has beset the capi.
,siIiI ssaals las 30 far made it impossible TO do
q Mat ought to be done in this direction.
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AN INTERESTING LETTER.

ANDERSON, S. c., Nov, 1889.
Mr.. EDITOR: take this method of
informing your numerous readers that I
have received New Stock of Goods. l
cannot boast of having the largest stock
euer brought to this market, but I can say
that my Goods aud Prices will compare
with any in the market.
have complete line of Dry Goods,
Jeans, Cassimeres, Blankets, &c, &c.
cannot be beat in Shoes as to quality
and prices.
Hats cheaper than you ever bought
them.
A splendid stock of Mems and Wo.
men's Hosiery, Undershirts and Vests.
Come and see them.
Fine Blankets cheaper than you ever
bought them.
FINE TEA, Groceries, Flour, Bran.
Buggy and Wagon Materials.
All I ask is an inspection of my Goods
and Prices. I do not profess to sell
Goods at cost. As evidence that my
profits are small, have not got rich,
although I have been at the business
longer than any other man in Town.
Hoping to see my many friends call
on me at No. Granite Row,
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81 Certain Repub blican papers and politi.
clans have had a good deal to say recent
lyssins favor. .ofs the passage of national

Certain Repub blican papers and politi-
Is|ssciansI have had a good deal to say recent.
;sly ia favor. OF the passage Of a national
ssllssticn Ian &c: the coming session of
# congress Thes Daily Capito, Of Wash.
lgtons city, one sof the most ably edited
Republ lean Journals in this country, has
bssl stsugbt a olesome lesson BY last
ssseeE' ection; and is frank enough to
say W Certain Republican leaders say
THAT the mocrats by their actions
slnliing tle late election in Virginia
|saInrIyiites Congress to pass national
aSsctions lap, The late election in
ssgSFireinia and other States Was purely
estate e;affair, With which Congress or the
sEE5sssneraI Government had nothing to do.
:ss E5ongress can, under the Constitution,
exsrcise no more control over q State
elecsion thanssit can over an election in
Ebgland There issnot State in the
3: Tiniion, NorthI q South, East or West,
B that mould tolerate such interference for
ssS Sa smiinut 6 may be conceded that
oagress has the right to pass law
Ssssnper7siiisiDg Preside dential and Copgression.
saHelestiions, but i Che Republican leaders
lfian1cysit would help thsm in the South
slsS :stheys satesyery much mistaken. Itwould
;ssI Bit serye Is exasperate the whites, and
3 y taaS saas condi Of the blacks under such q
81 b iasS fSsWonldi Be much worse than it is now.
Besides sc would lose the Republicans
ssst oIisands of5 votes atthe North. They
Had better leave such desperate e1pedi.
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SALE OF RENTS.

ON Monday, November 25tll instant, at
W the old residence of John Owen, de-
ceased l will sell to the highest bidder. foI
Cash, the Rents, consisting of Corn. Fod-
der, Wheat. Oats and Cotton Seed, belong
ing to the Estate of said John Owen, dec d.
JNO. G. WATKINS,
Adlu'r. with the Will annexed of
Estate John Owen, deceased.
Nov IL 1889 -
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- An electric engineer says two hun
dred miles per hour will be made by cleo.
trio trains.
- It has been estimated that the habit
ual opium eaters in tie United States
number 100000.
The Missouri runs one thousand
miles through Dakota and is pavigable
the entire distance.
-Tbe flock of Democratic roosters ir
the newspapers has caused Dir. Harrison
to stuff cotton in his ears and tie rec
flannel rag around his neck. A demo.
cratic rooster going through his newspa-
per performance is calculated to aggra.
vate sensitive republican.
The champion voter" of New York
city is Abraham Tappau, father of Fred
erick D. Tappan, the president of the
Callahan Bank. He il 94years old, and
he cast his seventy aecond vote on Tues.
day, and thereby added to the Democratic
majority. Mr.. Tappan bears his years
we'll. he does not look over 60, and is as
firm and erect as young man.
= The Paris Exhibition having closed
the Parisians are now engaged in con.
templating the statistics and counting
the gains. It is estimated that 1000, 900
French people came from the provinces,
and that their aggregate expenditure in
capital was 500, 100000 francs. At least
l 100000 foreigners visited Paris and the
Exhibition and spent 75O, 100000 francs.
The Englishmen head the foreign list
with 100000, the Belgians coming next
with 256 900, the Germans third with
100000, and the Americans good fourth
will nearly 120 600.
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FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK, which the owner
N can get by calling on the undersign-
ed and describing it and contents, and pay.
ing for this advertisement
w. G. ANDREW.
Nnv Id 1859 10
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NOTICE.

TIME Public Schools of Broadway
Township will open on Monday, 18th
inst. The Teachers who expect to take
charge of the schools in the Township will
have to make application to the Board OF
Trustees. W. A. GEER,
Clerk OF Board.
Nov If. 1850 10
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Books Of Subscription

TINDER and by virtue of Commis-
rHtors, by the Secretary OF State t We rar;1a Wl1
Stock of the Farmers Alliance Store (lim-
it'd at Honea Path, S. c., on Wednesday,
- : NJ. B. GAINES,
j. N. SHIRLEY,
r. RI. AUSTIN,
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8 3 The Demo- ocrats Of Cincinnati painted
he city red Eas soon as the fact Of q Dem.
s #pcsatic sweep Sin Ohio was definitely
scerlained OCCASIONS moved about
hes estreats, and Che footing Of horns and
t6e a.:sg Of drums made night hideous.
smoatuniqne way Of celebrating was
aiisplayea 81 Allen o.|Myers, we'll
EIsnlloWnnsaspap per man, who was recently
simprisoasd by Republican judge for
asgsds contemp sof Court. Mr.. Myers
srodss down Vine street. mounted on one
obinson' 8 camels. The animal
stirred and the turnout was
llaaaed by an immense mob Of yelling
snea and boy Is. ompanying him mas
sasg which an organ had been
placed and J 8 big, fat saloon keeper
Ending atthe mnsic.
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r WISH to inform Alliance Men, and
i Farmers generally, that we now have
a considerable stock Of Cotton Bagging,
and hope they will supply themselves, that
we may not have to carry gnv over.
r. Nj. BURR1SS,
County Alliance Agent.
Nov Il, 1889 10
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Cotton Bagging.

Nov ID, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-09
SATURDAY. Smiles.

This ought to be the most cheerful seaso OF
the year. No man can borrow trouble whe q its
Lent-N. y. World.
Crystallized perseverance-snowing twenty
four hours with visible total Of one-sixteenth
of an inch.-Hartford Courdnt
Practical jokers are a very improbable lot.
They never buy; their business is to sell. -
Rochester Post
1t is stated that Senator Evarts ia ambitious
to become judge. Should he ever hold that
position convicts would inevitably get long
MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch.
The late Edmund Quincy of Boston, on hear
ing much Of q popular novel, and being aske
If he had read it. said: mo! have been wait
ing for it to blow er."-Boston Traveller.
An Italian cook, London exchange says, has
devised new dish, ''perfumed eggs" Eggs
will supply their own perfume il left alone
Philadelphia Ledger.
Ex-senator Riddleberger wants to BE- col
lector of internal revenue for Virginia. But
has Riddleberger proved himself competent to
manage internal affairs with discretion?-Ne,c
York World
The Presidents cabinet is composed of good
timber. The democratic editor says ii walnut
do, but he pines for q democratic commander
again at the 'elm.-Norristopn Herald.
To the unterrifed democracy There is no
law against booming Mr.. Cleveland in 1892, but
are better if made Just when they are to be
used Wilmington (DeL) Netos.
At a Millville wedding few evenings ago the
officiating clergyman said: what God has
put asunder, let no man join together" The
guests began to litter and the reverend gentle
man revised his remarks.- WoodstOaon IN ID
Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-09
It Makes All the Difference.
A question with q precedent
has data to decide IL;
A thing looks very different
II nfhor fnlHa h0uA frfoH if

Whenever you wonder II patriotism pays, con.
slider Washington. When Drs. Starkey d Palen'a
.s had
truth, Q remedial agent on which an invalid
might rely, then their principal trouble ended
are III, and feel ike Tying he COMPOUND oxyesn
Wen, you need nothing more than encourage.
half 20 wen a. the following list Of well-fncwn
men and women who have been cured BY Drs.
starkey D Palsn's Compound Oxygen Treatment
Hon: WV. D. KELLEY, Member Of Congress. Phila-
REV. vICro. L ooxnAD. Editor Lutheran osssr-
REV. Cn1sls ". CUSHING. D. D.. Rochester, n.
Hon. VIZ; Pnm Nuon. Editor Inssr-oosan. Chi
"; 4: &Carzueros. Editor New South. Burning
ygDoI e. P. vaooxAx, Qusnsmo, Kan.
Ms: MARY A LIvERIoRs, Asiross, Massachu-
juror r. 9. voonurss, New York ciu.
Nh 4. Q. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
HON: w. w. SCHUYLxR, Easton, Pa.
sM FAM S5D SID asrShant Phil;dslghia
FIp.LIA n. LYox. Waimss, Hawaii Sandwich
ALEXANDER RrTczfs, Inverness, Scotland.
MA MANUEL v. OErEaA, Frssnilio. zacatsoas.
MA EIs. -coorE.. uana. Spanish Honduras.
J. CoBB, Casablanca, Morocco
y. Y. AiHsnooK, Red Hun, Cal
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New south wales.
And thousands a others n every part Il ne
world.
Send for their hroohurs Of 800 pages, q sAsir
quarterly revieu, Health and Liz, oonin1ning ne
results q Compound Oxygen TrsatDent n eases
tsisis. asd 81 OAK ss.pisiss g 5 easosis 6.
eufo. An thetr publications WIN - forwarded
nee a charge o any ono o66ronn1D9 DA
efAnxgr , fzIul. No 1neo Aruh ssEsss fhi1aAsb
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esting birds. for whose destructive propensi-
ties the farmers crops have been suffering
seriously of late years Under ordinary circum-
stances this bounty would not leave q very large
margin of profit for the recipient II costs
something, You see, to kill . crow. There
IL the ammunition, in the first place. which il
expensive, and one cannot count upon staying
even single inky-feathered fowl for
each charge of shot and powder. Besides, the
sportsmans time must be reckoned in the ac-
count. But the enterprising Spectator above
referred TO has devised scheme by which
maximum percentage of gain is to be secured
set up chicken incubator Of the most improved
pattern, in which is placed as fast as 1t is laid
the product Of about 100 hen-crows that have
been trapped and confined in company with
perhaps . dozen cock-crows. Within fifteen
days the little creatures are Matched and fort
night later they are ready to be decapitated
For be 1t understood the head Of Q crow-chick
is worth just as much as that of an adult OF the
species. At the uniform rate of ten for dol
lar, dead, they pay the producer excellently.
In the way of food, while alive, the stock
requires very little, yielding. under the cir
cumstances described, a constant supply OF eggs
during eight months of the year. 1t is this
prolific quality of the crow that has rendered
1t Objectionable from the agricultural point OF
view. Since the county was so anxious to OBJ
tain crows heads, it must be considered fortu-
nate that the ingenious gentleman in question
should have been able to fill the requisition
so satisfactorily. Then, too, the feathers have
been saleable for mourning hats, and OCCASION
ally the carcasses have found a market with
the friends of defeated politicians.
PHILOSOPHY OF APPLES.
One day last week certain Boston lady had
occasion to send a newly-acquired green-horn
servant girl to the corner grocery for q dozen
apples.
BE sure to get the best you can," she added,
land remember that the pretty ones not
usually the finest Those which look the
worst outside are apt to be the sweetest-fav-
ored"
The young woman trotted off confidently
with the money in her fist, and returned with
twelve of the most deplorable rotten apples
imaginable.
They are the worst-lookin' ones I cud
find in the barrel, num-" she remarked
triumphantly, land SO they ought to be the
very best of eatin'.'' RENE BAcHE
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D OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE . AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Washington from station corner o. hev Jer>,v
For Chicago and Sor @ s,a y :,
For Cincinnati lndsnaiolis and 81 Louis exprssa
For PttsbGry and Cleveland vestibuled limited en-.
Tor Isinrson and loan sIa s saPss.
ef0Gp bsltimore week days, .. $50. $50, $50
3;l5 t45ninu,e trzinD 3:25, $50 Is, 30, a.
ESQ. Y43 .ndl so p-m sundsys, 0 SO. go. . -
Al ;d5 EOS. 3:a5. AGO. 81. Gas. SO. ss<A
n aSs Sss o. ss. 4o s ss;~ssn a1s n
u 20 Pm Sundays $50 a. M l;la. :; %. AK
Trims leave Bsltimc-c for Washington, weed
days s. 10, $50, ESQ 20. s:oo fS5-llinute trsiu
500 40 90 800 Sst ssssS ioodsaa Ii M
sa1nsd.ys oo 5;l9 go 500 ZOO S;o5 1910 am
For Ann.polls. $40 ss1d $50 An. gao aud I; Is
esPe. sSIs:F 40 Pa p sSsa. y.
am. 4:1o pm -. =.
fio:ioam. a "a. and 20 So p5n:
d III = s "a ;S,.,a,s sY P 400
GhErcS trsin leaves washington on sunday at is
e m-, stopping ~ al stations on AetropontAa
Tor Fr.dsrsct. tlo.Iosm- t4.ss. tsssopn Sun
h.s.ss.o.n; tlS;lo n; ana :, e s;'onn
pm. from cncinnsii ana 81 Lssis daily ego an.
and :55 pm: Iron Plfis6urS -s;S5 am. f7s2Q
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
For Philadelphis and Wilmington, daily. e:15a n
SsOS 4 .sO and III 80 Bdnes fsrlor Oars o. -
e;l5 am. and 20 nm train-- sAsspAng csr -
for ,ns<rnediafs points between Baltinor, -
Philsdslphia % 80 am, - :o5 ana "a so pm
In ins leave fhiisdelp11s for Nsnh1nRton. an.
0 ESQ. II 90 AM 30. 90 y-m- and sos nxgns.
fExs spf sunday. DAILY. tSunday only
.!s;:: ::: e.. ]: s;:s s !: 81 - n nj
e. = IExEETs cHAs o scu14.
ds Ssn- Mknarer. Gen Fsss A6U4
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
keladnls fta ~ at Eal.,-,,.- :,

II.
Il s.hedule N eject February 10Th, 1889.
$3.50 A Mast Tenn Mail Daily for warrentou.
Gordonsvie Charlottesville, u nchburY, and stAtion1
between Alexandria and u pchburg, Roanoke, Bristol
leans Pullman SLEEPER sShinston % NeS oresn an
IL pa A Ma Mail Daily for Wsrrsnton Char
lottesyile, Gordonsylle, stations Ches Ohio Routs
Lynchburg, kocky Mount Dsnville and stations %.
tween Iynchburg and Dxnrlle Greensboro hAlslgl.
Charlotte Columbia aiken, Augusta Atlanta Birnng.
ham Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas and California
cars Atlanta 70 Montgomery; Pullman sleeper Mont
gomery 70 New Orleans and Mann Boudoir sleepsrs
Sleeper Greensboro 70 Columbia and Augusta solid
trains Washington to Atlanta Does not connsct for
c. route points sundays.
stT,sSur: and ssseps sunday Tor hanss'sA
6:ll Il. M-AelnIhls xpress Daily. via LynchburS
Bristol and Chattanooga Pullman Yestibus sleepsrs
Washington 70 Memphis aud thence 10 Arkai1sas
$50 p. M-western Express Daily for Msnasssa
Culpeper Orange Charlottesville Louisville. Cncin-
matt Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains Washington
IL 90 p. M-southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg, Danvile, Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte, Column
leans Texas and Caiiornis Pullman testibaie sleeper
Washington % New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
gomery Pullman Sleeper Washington 70 Augusta
Trains on Washington and Ohio division ic.v. wash
Daily; arrive Round Him II 80 A. NJ and s:2o PM
N DAILY except sunday. arriving Washington $50
Through trans from the south via Charlotte, Dan
and s;l3 PM. via East Tennessee Bristol and LyDch-
burg at IL :l3 AN. and $40 Pm. via ChesspsAks
and OHIO route ana chArlottesyille az SEQ r n.
Tickets; sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and bargase checked at once 1900 Psnn-
MA Railroad. 9th and b Ste JAS. l. TASI aaRs''~
les General PASSENGER AGENT
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

cess Flour. 40. as per Dbl q as per = bbl sack
"old Time" Flour IS 30 per Dbl; 81 so per i bill.
sack Perfection Tea acknowledged by all who use II
to be worth double our price. which is soc. ID.
Best sugar Cured Hams l2tse. per ID; shoulders
honisy for 25c ID. package Breakfast Homny
for DC. Qts. Beans for 25c. lbs Turkish Prunes
for 25c. lbs. Dried Peaches peeedl for 25c. lbs
Eyaporated Apples tor 25c. Rumford Yeast Powder.
large bottles, Toe. lbs. Starch for 25c. cakes
Tom, Dick. and Harry Soap Tor 25c. cakes AFRO.
matte Soap for 25c. cakes Plymouth Rock Soap foI
25c
J. T. ID. PYLES,
ta29-3m Alp 4th ST. 9. g.
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Unawares.

Unawares.
We we're sitting, after WALKING,
On the stairs.
He, before l could forbid it;
Stole a rose, ere yet missed 1t,
And, as tenderly he kissed il,
Swiftly in his pocket hid 1t,
Unawarss.
We were talking after Waiting,
On the stairs.
had said that he should rue IL,
And a lecture l intended,
Which | think he appreh ended,
WAS kissed before knew IL,
Unawares.
We were silent, after waltzing,
On the stairs.
] had stormed with angry feeling,
But he spoke love, never needing,
And my eyes fell meath his pleading,
All my depth Of love revealing,
lnawares.
Boston Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-09

BRIDAL Vrn-
SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR
is the Premier Flour of toe World
The only Minnesota Patent now made from all old
wheat For sale by the following well known grocers
JOHN h. MAGRUDER, l4l7 New York ave-
CHAs. l. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. ythst
GEO. E. KENNEDY SON, 1909 Est
W. L. ABBOTT, 1921 Pennsylvania ava
r. A. WALKER 1000 9TH st.
Z. NJ. BURCHARD & BRO Penn ave. and 4xst
g. W. II. W. oFFUTT. Georgetown
A. o. WRIGHT, 1882 l4th st.
p. F. BACON, Pennsylvaniaave. ds-w&s
LroR CHOICEST IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS,
Il Cordisls and Italian general Produce
Barbera, mecelii,
Bzrolo. Pure olive OIL. Parrnssan,
brzchetto, etc. Roquefort Cheese,
Mushrooms.
Call on g. PASSAGNO SONS
mho-lm' sos 9th St. n. W.
4 CANS SUGAR CORN. o5c.
* Best Country Butter yer Id 25c
Bottle Cnternented Grape Wine. ,.............i.Sc
u9-lm At OHAhE'S Grocery. 1245 9TH st. NV.
GRANULATED SUGAR, &c.
per Dbl, $3.50 Full Cream Cheese. Ice.
Choice Family Groceries At Wholesale prices
Terms cash N. A POOLE.
ol3-3m s44 La ave.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAa

THE S S5ENfHsr KEsf ss H0g gJGFErHwrsr
hk Ma ssRsIfRES sf EoTFnrsr
S%GStE SIKH SSS srkE ESm sts1 foE
Tuilnan Sesti6uied Cars. a $50 an daily f.si
Linz = 80 a.m; daily 70 Cincinnati and 81. Louis
ssS h ~ cSass 70 =, Louis daily except s.sS
Sleeping Cars 10 chiea0 aud Si 81 Ls Sss
sleeIers Tor louisville and Menrhis Paine Fl,
with through SLEEPER 70 rittsSar9. and fas,s
BRLfIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For hrie GaHsndalsua aud Rochester. daily t9r But
ao s AMI s sss daily esSePt sSt9rdss ioioo
For Milliamsport. Lock Haven, ana Elmra. Al Boa
For New iorf and tie East go. 900. u 90. and
snn DO AL Zoo e go 1890 and 20 so pm. On
II :29pm. Limited EIpress Of, Pullman P.rior
Car & 40 an; daily except sunday. and 3;45 y
For Boston without change 2: ! Q pm. every day.
cty Win q soosn hSSe2 sSas
SSrs c ,sss avoiding d0aoi'
For rhi1aePh4 c soS q 90 and no
on eiS SnFpSSsyo s;So ~ 40 NJ Pic no S:ca
daily. with Dining Car
fSE All s re I'd q 800 r SO s'E
1850 and u 40 an. II "a o., 2; . 3;lS, 40
NJ On Sunday BOO. o :65. 80, III II al, an.
| 2;lo 3:45. 41o. 500. $40 s:lO 1000 and
For Pope Greek Line 20 m and 4 40 pm daily.
f, - except Sunday.
For ANNAPOLIS, Z 20 and 600 10 .05 and 40
I'm; daily. except sunday. Sundays. 300 q M
4:10n.m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAI MAI t ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For AieIandris 80. ;35. .es. 40 a4s. lo:57A
m:lz ;O4 noon 90. s So :I5, 100. 8 .Ol. Or
ii9:g2' and II 20 p IA ON Sunday Et so. s:4ss
Accommodation tor Quantico z 20 q. M. and 5 90
y. m. week days
For Richmond and the South. 30 II 81 4 IN daily
- and 8 40 y. III. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra washington. q Or = OF
200, y;lO lO:l5. II ;OI a. Ia; 20. $500. 3. 2L
5;lo o:3O zoo, y:32, ~ AZ and 4 90 Z. m. ON
49, and 1912 y m.
Tickets and informal at the Office. northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Penns avenue and the
station. where orders be lett the u
bsssage 70 destination from hotels aud residences
CAAS. L. PUGH j n MOOD.
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SOME CRUMBS OF CULTURE.
Thumb-marks to be Used In identifying
Travellers.

AcHiNksE PLAN ADOPTED BIZ RAuwAY-PRo-
sREss OF THE DREss-REFoRx MOVE nENT-Two-
LEGGED POS IN BosroS-RAI SING Crows 81
INCUBATOR
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
D0ToNAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
For baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue
Capt 0soghegsn. leaves Stephenson's Wharf every
Sunday sS O'Clock y. m For further Information
apply 70
STEPHENSON BRO
mh0-om 9TH st. wharf.
Mt. VERNON, TOMB OF WASHINGTON EXTRA
9s fHss>1ps1 70 ~ vernon o9 TUESDAY md WE'D
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4eavee 7thefeet yhAa daily texcept sunday for Mt
Vernon and River lA1d1nO - TAR down g 0lyInont
q 10 QclQck q m 1sturning. reaches Washington
ss IS $500. II BLAKE o.p..,n.
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