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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-17

allowed, amounting to SIC. so.
Supervisors reports in four districts re-
ceivcd, approved and $1,000 allowed sup.
ervisors.
I III Cooper, Frank Glass and w. D..
Kay were appointed supervisors IN place Of
former appointees, over age.
Road district No, l3 was established
south of Alsea bay, and II NJ Wander ap-
pointed supervisor.
Frank Glass awarded contract to furnish
so cords of fir wood ard ". A. Jolly so
cords of oak wood for court house.
Liquor license for 1893 for Ysquina bay
precinct granted to William Huntsucker.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-17

Recently both the Websterian and Ciee-
roman societies have adopted a badge
each; the Websterians having chosen for
their colors the blue and orange, while the
Ciceroniars have taken the crimson and
orange.
The prize medal contested for IS of gold,
handsomely fashioned in the shape OF a
scalloped shield hanging pendant from a
crescent formed scroll, upon the face OF
which is inscribed: teEhe Victors. 0. A.
C. Prize Medal. Wobsterian and Ciceron-
ian Societies" On the transverse side is
inscribed the sentence of manly advice:
.'Win with modesty; lose with cheerful
ness 1t is treasured little talismap.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-17
THE JUDGES SPEAK.

THE JUDGES SPEAK,
Senator McGinn, CT Muitnomah county,
then stated that he had often ionged from
time immcmorial to be Judge, aud that he
was now satisfied. He said some of the
work done during tho evening would have
been a credit to the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Representatives King OF
Mslheur and Brown of Douglas then enlo-
eized the work done by the societies and
the State Agricultural College. Represent
ative King was formerly student IN this
college, and afterward graduated from a law
school: in Indiana. Representative
Brown is a graduate from one of Oregon's s
normal schools and has taught several years.
Senator McGinn is graduate from the
University of Oregon, and is practieing
law in Portland.
THE COLLEGE LITERARY SOCIETIES,
There are now FIVE active literary socie-
ties for the accommodation Of the 275 stu
dents in the agricultural college. The Hes
perian Lyceum is the oldest and meets eY-
ery Friday night At the beginning of the
year President Bloss organized the college
Students into two literary societies known
as the Websterians and the Ciceronians.
He also organized the preparatory students 8
into the Mad isonians and the Athen-
ians. These societies are subdivided in o
chapters SO that each student attends So
ciety meeting each week, and performs
twice mouth. The Madisonians and
Demostheueans will try fsr the silver medal
at an early date.
The students at the college are becoming
very deeply interested in their work; the
college interests are daily gaining, and 1t
is the general sentiment that the Salem
Journai was correct in its statements
about the work Of Pres Bloss.
NOTES
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Lakeland Items.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
A game of ball was played Saturday be-
tween the Lakeland Base Ball Club and
the Charlton Heights club. Seven innings
were played and the Charlton Heights
club was defeated by a score of % to 8.
The Lakeland club has received notifca-
ton from the Charlton Heights boys that
a return game will be played one day next
week.
w. F. Hitchins Of Washington has the
contract for painting the new hall, and has
commenced work on the building.
Mr.. Frank p. Pingree and family of
Washington have removed to their resi-
dence on Richmond avenue. Lakeland.
Mr.. Edwin A. Newman is making ar
rangements for the erection of a gas plant
at Lakeland.
Mr.. H A Barrows will leave Lakeland
the first week in August for the world 8
fair.
The eighth preliminary meeting of the
citizens of Lakeland and vicinity for the
purpose of organizing a lodge of knights
Of Pythias held at the residence of
Mr.. A. l.. Saltzstein, jr, last Thursday
night.
There are now fifty-three members in
the new lodge, and the members expect
to have about seventy members by the
night of institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
WASHINGTON GROVE.
Correspondence Of The Evening 4tay.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
On Sunday, July 2, DR.. R. Wright preach.
ed an excellent sermon in the Tabernacle
by request upon the "Foreknowledge OF
God" and yesterday he preached. by re.
quest, upon Redemption"
The grove Is continuing to be attractive
and pleasant. During this summer to the
present time the sojourners here have no,
missed any of their accustomed city church
privileges, for each Sabbath has had itl
four religious services, viz: Sabbath school
sermon. song service and praise service
and each week now has its sociab1e and
young peoples meeting
The cottages are putting on their camp
adornments, flowers and ferns growing be-
seem engaging in a rivalry as to who may
make the most beautiful home.
Inc management continues to make ne
cessary improvements. and II no Ill luck
befalls. the coming camp viii be a memoir
able one. In order that the expenses OF
the camp be not burdensome upon the
subscription to meet these expenses, and
the present trustees have subscribed about
one,third Of the amount needed.
Almost daily we have one or more ad-
dftional families settle among us, 80 that
now nearly all of the cottages are occupied
ana there are more strange faces along
1t used to be that each succeeding year
brought to this place the same people. but
now 1t seems changing, and those as deep
ly interested. but. perhaps. not 50 enthu-
slast1c gather here to carry on the work
of their predecessors
Last Tuesday night Mr.. Harry Webster.
assistant engineer Of the Vandalia when
she was wrecked in the harbor Of Samoa.
gave US lecture upon his experience dur
Ing that dreadful storm. Every one was
much pleased with his graphic description.
learn 1t is the intention to have many
lectures from and by noted men during
the season, among the first to be the Pas
sion Play by DIR. Elliott. Health, peace
and plenty are with now. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
To Test the Geary LAW Again.

torney for the Chinese Six Companies
states that in connection with Joseph
Choate, Of New York, and other counsel
he is preparing to make a second test OF
the constitutionality of the Geary Chinese
registration law at the October session OF
the United States Supreme Court.
He states that at former hearing of the
case Justice Harlan was in Paris, and that
consent to reconsideration Of points in
volved in a decision given by other than a
full bench where important constitutional
fact that the death of Justice Blatchford
has removed one Of the five jurists who up
held the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
TAKOMA PARK.

A special meeting of Stansbury Lodge,
F. A. A. NJ, will be held at their hall in
Brightwood tonight, when the third de-
gree will be worked in German by Ar
menias Lodge Of Washington, a visiting
team.
The usual weekly open-air prayer meet
ing, led by Rev. DR.. Todd Of Hamline NJ F.
Church, will be held this evening on the
lawn in front Of Mr.. Geo. H. Wells resi-
dence, on Oak avenue.
A meeting of the citizens Of Takoma
Park, Md, will be held this evening at the
residence of Mr.. Robinson Colburn, on
Carroll avenue, for the purpose of organ
izing a town Improvement society.
Judge Miller left Saturday night in order
Miller. with the children. will remain in
their Takoma home during his absence.
Miss Ida Croxton of Georgetown Is Wis
iting Mrs. Hiram T. Doyle.
MT. Chas. NJ. Heaton. jr, has returned
from a months visit to friends in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woodruff of Hern-
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Vance
Lewis of Maple avenue.
Miss Mary Macleod has returned from a
visit to relatives in the neighborhood of
the Children's Country Home
Miss Gussie Thomas entertained num-
Der Of friends Friday N,ss evening few of Of
Brown and Messrs. Hatch, w. ]. Tucker
and Clyde Lamond.
The weekly teachers meeting ana Bible
class was held Friday evening at Miss
BitZers. on Oak avenue, after which q
meeting was held in the interest of church
organization. the congregation worshiping
in the Presbyterian chapel here. not being
an organized church
Mrs. Hewett of Northeast Washington is
the guest OF Mrs. B. F. Gilbert
Miss Minnie Purman of North Takoma
has returned from her vacation spent in
Chicago and at Niagara Falls
Mrs. II. T. Doyle with her mother. Mrs.
Trammell. Miss Olive Slater. Miss Ruth
Doyle. Master Charles Slater, Miss Mary
Doyle. Master Wallace Whitaker and some
Georgetown friends will leave on the I
am. boat on Wednesday next for a stay OF
a week or ten days at River Springs, Va.
Miss Minnette Thompson will leave Sat
urday next for trip which will include
the Blue Mountain House and later the
New England coast.
Rev. Allan Grifiith during the absence
of his family in Virginia is domiciled al
DR.. Camps, on Oak avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Heaton, ST., have
been much benefited by their sojourn of q
month IN Takoma.
Mrs. Fred. Weber has entirely recov-
cred from a recent serious attack of Ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. SUNNY Miss
Ethel and Master Frank SUNNY have re-
turned from a visit to Takona relatiye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
EVANSVILLE,
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
The Hyattsville and Langdon base BAN
clubs played a match game on the grounds
OF the former last Saturday, the score be-
ing 10 to in favor of the home team
DR.. Alfred II. Wells. Mr.. Archie Wells,
the Misses Tricon and Misses Alice
Owens and Lulie Fuller enjoyed a boat ride
on the Eastern branch to Benning bridge
and back last Saturday evening
Professor Jules Dieudonne and Mr. Fred
Heller are organizing a band of music in
Bladensburg in opposition to the BIadens-
burg Amateur Orchestra. The following
persons will be members of the band: Bert
Rowe. Charles Parker. VIM. Moffet Samuel
Fawcett Thos Suit and Ben Harvey.
Piute Tribe. No. 100, Independent Order
OF Red Men of Branchyile held an interest
ing meeting in Scaggs Hall at that place a
few evenings ago, and installed its newly
elected officers. The great sachem and
great Keeper of the great council of Mary
land and twenty-five braves from Washing
ton were present at the meeting.
Mr.. Francis Shannabrook has purchased
the drug store Of Dr. Reyburn at Charlton
Heights. and will convert it into a real es-
tate office.
Miss Minnie Moran has gone on a visit to
friends in Clarke county, Va
MIR. George Dougherty, who has been n b.
sent some time in Denver. Col. has return
ed home.
Mrs. Chas. H. Welsh is quite Ill at her
home on johnson avenue
| MISS Daisy Morling is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. A. II. Jacobs, on Pike avenue
There Is no foundation whatever for the
report that Mr.. Ebert Dent of Bladens-
burg district is candidate for the house of
delegates and that Mr.. Brooke Hunter is
backing him for the position. as the former
has never preached the subject to the lat
ter. and has no intention of running for
| that ONCE this year. Mr.. James c. Rogers,
who ts endeavoring to secure the nomina-
FOR Cf tn rArr
A. Fuller expressed a desire to go to the
legislature, the only democratic candidate
In the field from this district.
The prohibitionists of Prince George
county have appointed the following com
mittee to take charge of the campaign this
coming fall: j. c. Lee. chairman; John c.
Coulter. secretary; S. p. Keller treasurer:
| j. w. Wallet. A. Bowie, l.. H. Standard,
and G.. D. Fox.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

A RTHUR W. ROBSON
N Steamship, Passenger and Tourist Agent 3l5 18th
st n. W. Telephone 1854 Branch OF Baltimore Nd J
First Cabin. Second Cabin and Steeraee tickets by
all steamship lines to Europe. Asia, Africa. Australia
and the West Indies.
Also TO Boston. Providence. Norfolk Savannah and
points south. Berths state rooms reserved any
steamer outward or return.
Sailing lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished on application.
AGENT FOR THos COOK SON.
Estimates given on tours to any part OF the world.
Drafts issued in sums 10 suit on England. Ireland
and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker. Agents
IN all the principal cities OF Europe. Send for in
structions How to Ship" aplO-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31

Every Member VIII Say Something.
Congressman w. d. Bynum Of Indianapo-
lis, who returned home from Washing on
Saturday. says: II am not believer in
either free silver or gold. but am an out and
out bimetallist. 1t is clearly apparent to
me that the financial stringency does not
depend on the amount nj money In circula-
ton. but rather on the influences that con-
troll circulation. l anticipate very lively
times when Congress convenes, as the ses-
sion VIII be one in which every member will
say something as we'll as vote"
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
PHNNsYrrAxra uorrrp

HE GREAT
THE H sahRs4HasT WEsf ,s so sCSv,u~,.,
srERf9Gu EXIT sThAf k,a slR5ySsPIS
sgSshfEfs a. sS|y 90
F f,.ssr r. md .. west. f.ns.yv.nis n,s.a
S Ss9 ss,sss S::s;ss e = . os s:s
sS,'n:sS Diniss .ss f'i Hs,.su. is p
isnd. a coum ps., s Z, 10 IS a.y % c.v.
sns s:.r,s Mp s s.Tc1 s 6
Cleveland md Tol .ss% fsss'; bur. . osIssg
Ernrs.s al5p. m dsny. 'Psrior Cav ws.h,nssou
Toa. Ss:a ana s ass c.. n S.
smi aeiI1 :, s,s Is liant, ws.,;. SIrr. %
ssso con.sctlns dsily st H.rr,sSurs With ssroSes
binins cor sr p st.sU,s :ns csyssed Ps.s
rrhrfess - nm dsiiv for pftt.burs Colu r,bus
Steering Car Hsrri.buret 20 Memrhis pinsss os,
sssy q Z, :as W: Z
re- sss s e cs f..
For 1 En-. c e.S.rs ssG,s.y g.
falo and Nsssr. as,i2 ssnsr. s.sa1s.r - ts s9
rolp Ww , Nth si..pins Car wsss,ssten % Iim,-s
sse :sc.rt sssurd.s ave sits sis:S
For wriism.rorriin s Fsso 70 su Ss
1ary aefs,eeptsundsy. For ENTHUSIASTICALLY
FOE Rt ssETiEs e z n. VIEW rosk .xp IN.
D. a..
sJs TO 10 % :aa IA iiss 4 pm : On s.sss9 20
:sG 3 S fsss rtSIs. :: :sa
&,a g sss g & e ni NJ Z Sp
Ssils "a so ria ..ss
FoR pErLapELpHrA ONLY.
fss, ..spress. $50 a m week dsys and & <5p. -
Express. 2.oI and S 20 n m. asn..
For sc:ton M - ~ss as.. -.
70, \ p Is ?; N. daily;
Jersey CITY with sos;. Of BrsosiyS Az, Inpss. Sod.
ins direct transfer 20. Fulton s.--st AVOIDING
For Atlantic city. go and IL 90 a m. w..s d.v~
a ~ - and 12 Is p m. every DAY. Saturdays only
For BsIti%oy. son egs. 7os. zeo. z.so. sel
ii'ssS.%. 9 81 sn "a. ie eca 1oaso nio,%n
: e hin asls s sS I'd hss az
70, Pope: line 20 an ana ass pm s.uy
For annapolis. 20, 200 .na Il. 50 mss1t,,
'1 ron q sffE@k.SpRr. AND TIE sourH
'T sIs1 a nco $50 sss rs Il e s dp
a Z q az Il = HoS g q s srHssySi
For R,,shmSnd nd tn. south, $50 an. 10 3 an
as sS P AM, daily For Richmond only 7-lopm
AecommOd.,ion 70. ou.nsico z<5 An dsn,. ana
Trains leave xief.na-1. for ~..hinrson. a o. zo1
a aos M sesa Ala HI ~ SIs f e. e as
o. sos. :. o. so is ssd II 10 ,i - J. m
Ti,ssts ana info.T.tion y IN. oios norts...t
ssysays e from hotels ;na r..,a:2ss
General Manager tivsl General PASSENGER sr-us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31

Attorney General Engley of Colorado
has rendered an opinion to the effect that
1t is within the power of the legislature
to enact appropriate legislation for the
establishment of a statutory depository of
silver bullion and the issuance of certif-
Gates thereon, assignable by delivery and
receivable by the state on the payment Of
state taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
As.,rnm.nt of MacNeaIe q Urban.

The MacNeal q Urban Safe and Lock
Company of Hamilton. Ohio. one of
the Oldest safe firms in the country,
have assigned to Howard Douglass of Gin
cinnati. Assets, 100000. Liabilities un-
known. The firm has been unfortunate in
several large contracts, but 1t is elaine ed
that IL Is solvent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
THE WAY SHE LOOKS
troubles the woman who

1E war SdE LOOhS
troubles the woman who
is delicate, rundown, or
overworked. She's hol-
low checked, dull eyed,
thin, and pale, and it
worries her.
Now, the way to look
well is to be well. And
the way to be well, IL
you're any such woman,
Is to faithfully use DR..
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. That is the
only m edicine that's
guaranteed to build up
woman's strength and to
cure woman's ailments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31

There is only one medicine for Ca
tarrh worthy the name. Dozens are
advertised. but only the proprietors OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy say this !:
eff we can't cure you, we'll pay you
$500 in cash I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31

In every "female complaint irregularity,
or weakness, and in every exhausted condi-
ton of the female system-f it ever fails
to benefit or cure, you have your money
hack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
BICYCLES.
bicycles,

BICYCLES,
High prices on bicycles longer prevail The
ong-talkedof ''cut" has come!
THE MAJESTIC
A fully guaranteed high grade machine. fitted with
NJ and W. pneumatic tires and equal to sny bicycle
on EARTH for $So cash. No installments No ex-
changes Cali and see them.
GEO. s. ATWATER,
te2-3m 1870 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31

NERVOUS headaches promptly cured by
Bromo-Seltzer--trizlb bottle 10 cts
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DENTISTRY.

A STANDARD OF EXcELLENcE II DENTAL
n surgery exreled by none -saf yet loN y,fic-s
See smother nae for paricu'ars Il. =. Den al
ASSN. 4Ol 9Th s.. n bg7
mr. GRaHaM,3r7 7TH ST NV. FNPFRIFNcFD
~ ard enper' speciaiist IN operative md suryical
dentistry. ttllng AMI extrartinv positively WITH
pain. No inexisr ienred ans incomI hoy s-si-t
ants or NEWLY hedged rraduAtes Entrusted 20 Teac-
bre on nrtien hut all operations erforinei
ally hy DR.. Graham. FIX rsctinv 25-.
EnirarfinS with sts or local anesthetic. Dos.
Filling with rlatinl silver or trnaixsm. 75s
lslfcelalu crowns. a. Il crowns So
Ne;y best full set teeth -. y232s-
DAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEETH
NoparS 40 cHIyoRoFoRM
NO DANfSEl No FTHER OR GAS
40 SLEEP NO COCAINE
NO swrrIFp GUNS
No UNPLEAsANTNESS
NO ENrRA CdARGE
wehave .rcius've -,ltrol .. prs7,rltion sor go
In This city whica. when
APPLIED To THH GuMs
-rSDERs EXTRACTION PAINLEsl
-t. ,prliod directly q IN. runs
IL IT. us h ext-a-t.d perfectly r,fntss<
S1.y,Il,nr 81 tas a. a;t,-sarl
Tie p1tient sstins al MS ssisss while havinr 30
Noaaarer. PrticaIariy adsptsi 70 psrsons vas
cannot taze gaS
W. ask no nav l. 1ptas -sp-sssl.sl
Call al - .F-,e o. DIfaisss srtra-,lsa
D. tooat aPPi cEtioa aai Es saIrantss yoa viii -
Othrr ~ The .u-I-s.
5hE EVANS DENTAL PARJoRl
Jy6-Im. 1877 Penn. ave- Nv
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect July o. 1900
Leave Washington from station corner Of New s.-ssv
For Chicago ana ss Ss1.s .na ss.sss
pres. trains IL - Is. $40 12 IS kixhk
sfs For c5s sss SS1n e. for nc-ssns s n
for pt,.surE and cisVsisna i sIpr..s s.is Ii s..
Ex LSxieston ava s..un.on, so soAH
For MmT.s s.: sns W y :sop $500 "a 30
Ssou :Rs - ss1Ss. nd Il asy
for Luray. g. 30 n m daily.
O 6 90 s minute, sos % sa g 600 :. mn.
Sd s s e % III s . 8 nj - 3
a 3 s. iaIs. zsi isoo Woo. 30. i75o. e %.
For .nn,nolis, Is and 9, Is an. II 1ssnshss
For r1sd.Tsk, 10 IL. 4c nj 3 $ am. " ,Asa
n m
e. E, E s.x; 80 % = .c.-sscp.m
-ia. As. "a 90. fs.ss. - IS. Eos. .s'so vi n
For w.shington Junction ana v,v rosuts 50 ~
r.. station. ca1 5.iD. :,2p,ns ,s ns
For Raw Ridge. week d.ys, Q. Il = IN ana q y o m.
ROYAL blue Inv roR ~ N sey YORK 81 r gRSprsr
a, fGr " .,c 81 S.S rGys Boston
TOO Dining csrl %. IN 20 D. m. sissplas Oar.
0I Bn !. i psrIos o, S.rss ,ra.,,-,,,
a., for Boston p % nm. With Pulimsn eu~-t ~l~ss-
ms Gar -lnning thro.gh 70 Boston without .ns.
For A,issiic CITY 10. 90 a m .adIe 90 nom. s...
fExcep sunday. 'Daiiy. ssundayon
n.sr.s. called for .ns eS s.S from so,..
t!ts + O SDrfl enc and 1851 p. s AZ
Gen. Manager. peIOl Gen Ps-. Ia
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u IcHMoND AND naNvrILF psrLRo.n
HI. w. HUIDEKoPER AND REUBEN FOSTER
RECEIVERS


Antr.ins STRIVE aud leave At Psnn.yiv.nf. p,-..,
ser station. Washington ID. q
500 o M daily. Local for D.nvfIie .nd station. ~
teen Danvile. Charlotte and Augusta and cons. -ss
for Front Royal and Srssburr dsiiv. erc-rt sunisy
IL; 10 IN. Rctmond snf Dsnvill. fs.. nsfI =
Daily for Lvnchbu-e sna Norfolk aud Western s,1
Past Tennessee. Nfr91nia sud G~orgia rai way sss-
hons end for PRINCIPAL points south Richs,ou1
and Danyiile system. inrinitnx ADMISSION md Rir-
mingham. Pullman Sieeper New York and ws<ssns ..
ton to Atlanta and MONTGOMERY. which unit-< e
Greenseoro with sieener for Augu.tA
SO D Daily except Sunday. for Front h,ysL
Goop. Daily for rrincirsI rosnt. s,uth on sgcs
mond and Dsnville system. Pullman sleeper v.sk-
insien % Charlotte. and Dsnvtlle % Ashevlls sal
N. ~ pro.-Dsnr WASHINGTON AND sorrH
tirey Of Pullman sleer.-s aus Dninx Cara ana -u,s
70 hsrta Montgafnerr aud New Ores-s. With fnI-
nan Sleeper through View York and wa.hinxtar 1,
New Orleans Wis MONTGOMERY. aud New Yor< %
Au.,.ts. snd New Nors TO Ash~vfre aud Ho. sprlnxx
aud WASHINGTON - Memrhis vis Birrnfnshsm, sIss
inx ca New xo-s - Ms-. ycsns-x.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND OHroDrvTsrOy
leave Wssh.ngtou AZ O. 10 An. q. Is p IN. dsi9 Tor
honnd Hi and !. M M. dsi'v for 1~e-bnrs snf
u2o o. M except Sun fav. for Harnfon and rn.-
diste stations Returning. arrive wsshios+on 70
daily from re-sbnrr .nd So =. daily except sun-
dey from Herndon only
Through trains from the south arrive wsshin-t,,
- a m. 10 As w.. 2 s. anf - Is o. Ne
nsssss Division. y ~ = N. daily ex>.rt Sunday.
Tickets seentT~ Car Reservations sn1 inforuvfis1
furnished at once. 81 and 1870 Pennsvlv.ni. s-s
and Al Passenrer Station. rennsyivAnia Rsirssf
W. II. GRFFN, Gen. Nsn- wa TURK Gen Pa. AsS
l. :. BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dept le5