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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12
gTssgT Cleaning Black Goods.

Every one has or wants a black a,-
nowadays, and such goods as s@,I
cheyiot, cashmere, henrietta etc \
easily cleaned. First remoya N
grease spots with naphtha, and remsI
Der that this fluid is very eyplodI
when exposed to either LIGHT or Al
Make a lather of warm soap suds, mil
good, not strong, soap, and N
spoonful Of borax to every two ouvl
Of water. Into this dip the good, 4
and down and wash between the ba,iI
then wiring gently and pat partly IL
hang in the shade, and when neal
dry iron ON the wrong side with
moderately warm iron. ALWAYS rDl
once in lukewarm water, and iron nj
til the material is perfectly dry. Ney1
rub fabric, that is being renovGeI
on the washboard, nor wiring it tighaI
and in using naphtha remember That
roughens the hands, and tina. aid
using it is well to put yaseline ind
them and to wear old gloves.
Wash alpaca in the same manner
cashmere, adding a little gum anbI
to the rinsing water. II the dad
goods are Of a rusty color, resta
them by sponging with ammonia an
alcohol. Always use a piece Of d
same material or one near to it 4
sponge with. Remove grease hol
colored cashmere with French chaE
Rub it on the spot, then let it rcmq
all night, and in the morning bqs|
off; if necessary redeat the treatmela
Wash a colored wooden fabric, \
cashmere or serge, in warm water, pla
ting a tablespoonful each Of beefs al
and ammonia to q pailful Of waited
Have the rinsing water ready, with
small portion of beef's gall in that, anl
wash and rinse quickly; dry in d
shade aud iron on the wrong side vil
a warm, not hot, iron. French chal
can be used ON any color and materi
Benzine will remove peint-it is ais
very explosiye-but sometimes leay|
q stoin like water. This stain ma
often be removed with French chll
Grease is also removed by rubbing thI
spot with q lump Of wet magnesia al|
after it is dry by brushing off the pow
Ter. Remove all grease spots beilI
cleaning piece of silk or wooden good
It is prudent to try the liquid yon d
END using ON a small bit Of the Hi
-erial first to note the effect
3ponging any fabric always do itvfi
downward strokes. Ladies' Holi
Journal Ink
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

Promotions are coming rapidly these
days in the upper official circles Of the
regular army What few veterans of
the Civil War are left find the age of
retirement close at hand in the young
est cases. THE army viii soon be
in the hands of officers trained only in
the walks of peace, " observes the New
Orleans Picayune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

No man can read the names of Greek
aud Turkish persons and places with
out realizing that there is bound to he
a high mortality rate among compost.
tors and proof readers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

The Dallas News says that there are
flowers and bees enough in Texas AMI
cows enough to overflow State like
Massachusetts, six feet deep with milk
and honey.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

\ correspondent asks the Chicago
rimes-Herald to describe the Grcel,
arass. . It would be much easier to
describe what has made the Greek
cross
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

A gentleman travelling in Persia ~ h.
he has been in n town where tlc III
ring for prayer five times dayi -
business men rush out OF their 'I n
10 als churches, leaving Their pa J..
business alone aud unlocked, aau
body ever has q thing siolel,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

The latest development in medicine
Is the specialist who treats bicycle dis
eases. The bicycle can well afford to
give little business to the physician.
considering the much greater business
that 1t has taken away from him.
Louisville Courier-J Journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

The Peruvian oil region is said to
cover 1900 square miles. That Of
Pennsylvania is about $50 square
miles.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

Before the end of this year every
one of the l6s towns in Connecticut
will be connected by telephone.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

Sing IN the light the lari,:
The nightingale in the 4 srk.
6ut the poet sings through CAR, and ii..,,s-
HIS heart the echo Of lag ami MINT.
.-henry Austin, IN tie Century.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
n..tr.lnlns Inlan,,lsn ar.n..a.

New York. Sept, s1--pcnl.ng a de-
slslon ln thc suit 90 Receiver Parsons
against the Rome. Water,own and Og-
dcnsburg Railroad company. Judge la-
combc. OF the United States circuit
court heyc. has granted O preliminary
injunction restraining the Rome. Wa
toriown and Ogdonshurg and the New
York Central aud Hudson River Rail-
road company from diyort.ng any n
the freight of the former company or
freight received from the Wabash road
or the Grand Trunk railway Cor trans
portaiiOn Co NOw England points over
the Rome. WatoriOwn and Ogdoushurs
road from the Ogicnshurg and Lake
Champlaln railroad, Of which Charles
Parsons is the receiver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
THE-TfEToERT TRlS
Mar, s.rmsring Dispute, some Of vrss
llmanr and Ih.n -l.cnmla Con. :. z

Mar, s.smsriar Dispute, some OF YES
tlmony and Then nscomta Con- = & ,
Chicago. Sept 27.-ln the I0s = .
trial Saturday morning the first Wit
ness called was Mary slemmerIng, the
defendants servant girl, ior love Of
whom @ is alleged De killed bis wife.
She said she had lived with the Luet-
rcrta seven or eight years aa 90
nestle. During an that time the Wit
ness said Lueigert treated hia wiie
kindly and there was none Of the qunr-
relllng or pickering Che prosecution
charged. Coming down 20 May J. the
date of Mrs Lue.g1rrs disappearance.
the witness said that ON tho afternoon
Of that day Mrs. Lueiglrt said TO her:
MARY. ! nm going 90 leave. My hus-
bands money ls all gone and am
going too" The witness said she went
20 her room and tO bed shortly after 5
o'clock that night and the following
morning MIRA Lnctgert was missing.
Tho witness said MrG luctrert had
acted QucorIy for some time prior 90
May Z. The witness. with O. show of
deep feeling denied she ever visited
/ Luotgcrt in bis factory at night except
/ in the evening occasionally when oth-
ers were present She declared Mrs.
Feidt was o. buyboly and that her
story was untrue
On cross examination. Mary Sine
morIng became confused and made
some damaging adn. IONS Tho wit-
nefs admitted Luctgrft and hir wife
QuarrelCd occasionally. bui DO persist
ga in her dlliul that aho had iu any
way been guilty 90 Improper conduct
with LuctgCrt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Paris. Sept PohuQuo Colonialo
publishes a dispatch from S. Peters,
burg saying as a result OF the exchange
Of views between the chancellorlca ci
ST. Petersburg. Paris. Berlin, Vienna,
Rome and consiantlnoplo the sultan
u Turkey viii atlresl the powers
shortly on the subject Of Great Britt
aims evacuation OF Egypt and Rus
eta. supportInr the sultan, viii invite a
conference at Conslantinopio or g.
pe,crsturg. with tho object Cf settling
ihe question ON q basis of autonomy Of
Fgypt under the su1erciniiy of the sui
tan
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
TOBACCO CROP DAMAGED.
Fro,t wm Cut the Production 10
Krntucty short

Kentucky short
Louisville sept. 25-The extent Of
the damage caused 20 the tobacco crop
20 Kentucky by frosts is greator than
was CO aat supposed. ln the weekly
review % the leaf tobacco market
which the Louisville Tobacco Ware
holsa lE0e.atiou has just Issued, an
estimate % the hurley crop is made
This review is prepared by Mr Henry
Glover. president q The association, o.
trade authority whose responsibility f.
universally recognized. Or. Glover
also mentions Ga a general way the
damage By frost
Tie puts thc hurley crop CO only so
per cent OF last years crop, which was
very much below the average. lie es-
Inmates that 90 per cent of the crop
was uncut Monday and that one-,hird
o. this was more or less frosted.
some OF this vas generally killed, but
that on uplands was unhurt The low
lands tobacco was the best OF the crop.
me warchouscmen think 90 per cent
ho crop was uncut when the frosis
I'd.
The Circular Review d an extremely
auIllsh document Tho heaviest dam
I age was to the big Dayicss county to-
hacco fields. Reports from an the tele-
phone stations IN the county are GER
talnly very dlscouugiug 10 the farm
ers. judging from these reports Il car
/ be- safely said that % per cent of th,
tobacco of the county Is loss, ant
when % IS considered that there va.
no moro than 65 per cent of an aver
age crop In acreage. the crop Is re
duced 20 about So pst cent OF an aver
age.
The hlrhcrt estimate on the ylcl
cannot De put at over 20 per sent of th
avcrart
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
TONANTHEBALTIMORE
Men win Be Transferred From New
York 20 Mare Island.
WILL THEN GO TO HAWAI-
The Report That Japan Il Landing soi-
oilers ~ iioaoiula IA DisEuise IL
Causing che Navy Department
20 Bo on the watch.

Washington. Sept 27.-As an aid 70
the expedition On placing the cruiser
Baltimore in active service upon the
arrival OF the Philadelphia from Ha-
wall, Acting Secretary Roosevelt has
directed that $50 men be transferred
from Now York 20 Mare Island. The
Philadelphia has on board several
short term men and the men ordered
TO the Pacific slope viii take their
places IN the crew OF the Baltimore.
which viii bo placed In commission
with q short crew on October ].
Although the orders TO the Phila-
delphia 20 return home contain a pro-
vision that she shall not leave Homo
lulu until Rear Admiral Miller Is ccr-
tain tba japanese cruiser Nanlwa has
started Tor japan. the navy depart
mont officials believe the Nan'aw has
already LETT Hawaii
The Wheeling. it IS believed. will
reach Hawaii In 70 days so that the
Philadelphia win be IN California wa
I iea 10 IS days, on about October 5,
provided the Naniaw has gone rwen-
ty-four hours win be allowed Tor the
transfer Of officers and men 20 the BAL
tlmorc and aix days later. or about oc-
,ober 10. a modern American cruiser
.ln splendid condition. viii be az Homo
lulu. whore she viii remain for thre'
years n necessary.
In the meantime. Il q proposed Z,
keep the hattleship Oregon at saI
IFrancisco ready 10 start Tor Hawai-
the moment danger o. reported. Thi
authorities have no doubt from OH
cial information that Japan % send
ling soldiers to the island. who. upol
1.-The appearance of @ seemingly goc'
opportunity are making an attempt q
overthrow the Dole government.
The Instructions 20 Rear Admire
Miller require him Ia such an cmer
Irency 90 hoist the American nag on
land soldiers and marines. One OF N
vessels would then be- Immediately dil
patched 20 the United States Tor ful
ther assistance.
Reports are On circulation that n
Wheeling has taken new instruction
90 Rear Admiral Miller and 10 M.nlsi,
soWelL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Niagara Falls, Sept. g. Professor
Zee Stevens made a balloon ascension
here and when about 5000 icot In the
or bis balloon exploded. stevens was
hanging from hls toes from a tran.z,
when the explosion occurred Tie
quickly drew himself up and while
the collapsed hag was rushing down
ward managed 90 doiaCh his parachute
and get clcsr from The balloon. Ho
landed without a scratch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Clnclnanil. Sept 25.-A spc lal 20
the Commercial Tribune from oWcnr-
horo. Ky, saws Henry Richardson. c0l.
orcd. Il In jan here for criminal o.
sault on Julia Smith. cn'nrld % years
ol axe illa trial a. SET Cor today n
not protected BY militia. lyuching rll.
BE- aOnrcely ayoldahlc TIE ~ NImanl
Il inlenslacd by iho event ai nrWsa.
vile. only ~ miles IRON here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
HE euArEMALAN WAR.
Dispatch Received a. washington Indi-
oaics serious Troahis There.

Dispatch Urosisei a. washington Indi.
catcs serious rroahis There
Washington. Sept 21.-The graviiy
oi the existing instruction Boa Gultc-
mala ls exhibited In telegram re-
cciycd az the state department today
from sam 7. Lord. acting United
States consular agont dated at Que
seltonango. 10 said:
81 lcit Champerico and am in Qrs-
IcltCnango Obliged Co protect Ar
lean interests. Communication
the Guatomalan capitol lntcrru
City % Queloltouango has been b.
IRE and bombardod q hours au
now lu the hands Of The upposIU
general A bomharlmcnt hy the gUy-
ernmont forces is feared Great Amer.
lean interests threatened" D."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

Chllhcoihe. o.. Sept s1.-A careful
estimate OF tho los' Of ilie and prop
eriy ln thc connaFuiion a. cambridge
Thursday shows two Allied % To-
iured tui none fatally and property
valued ID gt4.l0l totally Destroyed.
The inrufanee gas 0aly ii50l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
GIVEN HIS ORDERS.
chief ef Police Of kansas city Told TO
stop the roairooms

Chief et foiiee % Kansas Cliy Told %
stop the Pooirooms
Kansas City. 40, Sept 27.-Chief ~
Police Hays has been called before the
police board and told that De- must
suppress me pool rooms aud all forms
of gambling .n Kansas City or once.
"You stated before the "LaXoN com-
mittce" that gambling could bo sup
pressed" said Mayor Jones. "and We
nov want you to- DO g. Raid tho pool
rooms and gambling houses one hum
dred times n day until they cease"
"We are Fo.ng Co make it Go warm
f1r ramh'ers." iutorjecicd Commits
FIoner Groe1rv 'thaf they Wl'l have to
Gamble in the patrol wagons on the
way 90 che police stations. i they must
gamble"
an unprecedented crusade again G
Gambling o. expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28
MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
whites sni Fulib.oads 10 Ga, Chsro-
nee Natioa 10 war


kse Natioa 10 War
slloam SPRINGS ARK. Sept Z'-Sey-
cral parties direct from the Saline dis
trlct court house 90 The Cherokee Ma
tion. the scene OF Monday nights trip
pie tragedy report further trouble viii
result ON account % tad feeling be-
tween white adopted citizens and the
fullblood Indians The sheiids iiom
Flint aul Goingstake districts and aev-
ernl United States marhals are un the
ground endoaforinr 90 make arrests
and if possible 10 prevent further
hloodahCd
Some white citizens who have been
notified to leave town have done so.
l1t they are. as a rule. men n nerve
who say they will remain and nght %
uut n necessary to protect their lives
and those of their families.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

santa Ne, sept 27-Unhcd States
Attorney Reynolds, o. ihc count oi pri-
vato claims. ha1 len Cor Washington.
whore be viii appear before the sa-
rrome court AL special Csan1'l Cor thr
royorumsat in ai land grart case
now pending on an appeal from ih'
court I'D rrlatc claims title io over
O0l go afrfl ui land ln NV Nck-
ico and Ar.fora d isyulFcd IN thla'
IuliA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-28

shomakn. Pa. Sept a7.-on ac-
count Of the parents Of has sweet
heart objected 20 their marriage. AT.
thuf May. blacksmith, shot and
Killed Miss Cora kaseman aud thea
blov out Ms own brains.
The times., 1897-05-25
Roval Blue Line for New Yor
and Philadelphia
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
fscnedule In effect May 2. 1919

tscheduIe In effect May 2. fs971
All trains arrive 5tIId leave IvIliisJ faHiS
Passenger station
iofte and way stations, connects at Names
sas FOR Ut asbWs. HarrisOnSurs. aid
sIaunton daily e5ceps f TperrsIS 9npayw n wes1 saa
ern daily and with she chesapeake ana
ohio daily, for The NATURAL Bridge and
NI1.f5 a m.-Dafiy, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman BGffes
SIeepers New York and Washington 20
Jacksonville. unIunS at SallSbury with
S'TIITSao Sleeper for AshevilIe and Ho5
SDrincs, N. G., Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Sash vile, Tenn, and a I Charlotte with + al,
~, Sleeper for Augusta; Pullman Buffet
isISener New York TO New Orleans, Connect
ing at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
pnI>. r0i, of'.th =, 49,, 1911 90 -N,~
orleans without change Sunset personally
enpSn,cfed tourist excursion through sleeper
~ Ills train every Saturday to San Fran
folsco, without chanSe- .
mn :, nj Uarrisonburg, with connection for
Sfsnnton, daily, except unday.
S5I ID. nl.-DaiIy, iOcaI Tor ChaTlottes-
i1A3 n. m.-Dafly. WASHINGTON AND
sOUTHW ESTERN, VESIIBULED, LINE
TIED, composed OF fuLIhah Ve.'tlDHled
pNiIi~an sIeepers New York to Nash-
xiiIa Tenn via Asheyille, Knoxville
and Chattanoog2;, New AoIS svto,,Is 70 Tampa; pa;
JacksonyjIle; New York to Memphis, vis
SrTnimenam: New York To New Orleans,
90, afianJa and Montgomery. VestibHled
cay Coach washington 10 Atlanta South
SIN Railway dining car, Greensboro TO
Mont gCmery. -l...,~. -, o,,,.
Trains ON WASHINGTON AND OHIe
DIVISION leave Washington S;0l a. IN
1aiiv LOO D. IN. and 4:40 p IN daily, eX-
cent SUNDAY, and 6:2o p. m Sunday only
for Round bill; 4.32 D. III. daily, except sun.
5ay for Leesburg, and go p m. aaily fol
Eernlon. Returning, arrive at washing
ton S:2U IL. aud $40 p, M daily and
500 D. N. daily, except Sunday, from
kouud I'm anu 900 d III Gauy, eXCrps
Eunday, from Herndon, ana ssh a. IL
salTv eycept Sunday, rrom LeeSourg-
Through trains from the SOY south arive az
9 81 %. IN. daily Harrisonburg, 1910 %.
M, and 9:25 2. m daily, except sunday
and 5 80 u. ui., daily, iEOIH CharIOttes Vile
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and in
formation furnished at offices, oll and
1900 PeDnS ylvanla avenue and at PelRSyf
Vauia Railroad Passenger station
w. Ii. GREEN, Gen. Supt-
,J. 81. GULF, Iraff1c Manager.
". A. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent
l.. s. brown, Gen. Ast- taas. Depes
=
The times., 1897-05-25
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND u
STREETS
'-2u a. M- week days-PiTTSBURCi Ex-
h, hhESS-Parlor and Dining Cars, Barris-
lV-oO A ~ PENNS SYIyANIA TIMITFn
,,tadn eiiDldn Sleeping. Dining, Smoking aad
observation cars, harrisburg 90 Chicago.
tanJ tSinlati, 14i Indianapolis. st. Louis, CIeVe-
Harrisburg "
iv5S0 A. Al. FAST LINE-PuiIrnan Burres
Car Coi ia AR Tr1ssI 70 Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor
8 20 = 81. CHICAGO AND 7Sr Io5,1s
t1PseSs to 81 o,!s Sleeping Car Washington
cars Harrisburg 70 ST Louis NasbviIis
Cino onnatil and Chicago
man SIao,,.',.t !, -, Lh-s "a +.ESS-PuiI-
anu harrisburg to Cleveland Dinifls,.
Car TO Chicago
no pi,,,,- Fl n. s0GTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
pt.tsuH SiultiitH foIeeplng Cars Washington 70
i IIti,SDure Ie and harrisburg to ST. louis
1919 aiS Cincinnati q Il Dining Car;
man Scent, q. = 44C!t 4A4C!t ~ EAPRESS-Pull-
Z 80 a. 81. for Kane, Cananfai.iSa. Roctes-
Sn;o ,, anu Niagara ais daily, exceps
1O:5U 4. u. for Elmira ana s,enovo nauv.
SAaePt sunday. For Lock Haven week
pIs, ana "llllamsport sundays, $40
TO r. 81. Tor wHnaInspors, Rochester.
SstnrSs StrSriH d ahd Niagara Fails daily, except
So oaSSurGay, with Sleeping Car Washington
~ 70 suspension BnGge, via BuTYaID
~, ~ + N. FOR Erie, Canandaigna- Koclies-
:. e.,IIa. 1IunIa.lo, 5.lo, and Niagara Fails daily.
sor itiig IN; Lar Lar Washington to Einira-
aeiIPbi1ia; Iba New YORK, ana
4Tp iTrh + NJ, ~ "CoNGREssIoNAL LINZ
IN ~. ~. daIly all Parior Cars, with Din
M HTI ar i[oIn baltimore. Regular at 90
Gam AIMING n6 car. 500, s:0L. 1000 Dining
min1,,,tdId and 100 tDining Car from Wiz
To- II1ut1sson1 u, 9n, a N Il 40. IS, 4-2O. $50,
tDlnlng Carl. 500, 300, HOO Dining
Sar from Wilmington 4. M..I2I5- 8 -
1s'y, 11S'V, 300. 1000 and IL 35 f. AZ For
hAa6edphIa % only Fast Express, z so A
AZ. week days, 2.UI and o 40 p Al
aaiiy For Boston. without change.
ass1v 6i0o a. al week days. and 42O P. NJ.
For Atlantic City VIA Delaware River
For nfi9se; tiisie; all.ran Tou5el, 315 D. M daily
fs2S 90 a6f s6f sIs. Gc $40 m Zoo ol2ih5: iI::
tedJ 40, 4-36, 8. 40, bI5, $50. 10.
n 4 d9;00, 1870, Ills and 1135 p. m
iO0 a. m, II l ., Is, O1, 3. 10, 3. 40,
III ,3I9. 1000. 10. 40 and II 80 .. m.
~, y: N. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. 100, 300 a. m, 1215
Snd 4 70 p; m daily, except Sunday
Atlantic Coast Line e-Express for Flor
lda and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. Line. $50 a. T-, 3 40 p. m. daily;
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea,
Doard Air Lire, 4.4U p daily. Ac-
comrnodation for QuanticO, 7.45 q. IN
and 4 20 p N. week days
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, Sixth and Z
sCFeets. where orders can be left for check
ing OF baggage to destination from hOteLs
j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j. R. WOOD. General Passenger A gent
The times., 1897-05-25

Before learing Washington ror me summer
subscribe for THE TIMES. The Morning
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Eueasng aud Sunday Editions for 6ty. Ad-
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The times., 1897-05-25
- oALTiMORE -
S AND OHM
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May 16, 1897.

erect May 10, 1874.
Leave Washington from station, corEe. Of
New jersey avenue and street
FOR Chicago and Northwest, NsSJiDulef
Limited trains. 1000, l1:45 a. N. s:Os
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianapolis.
Express, 11:45 a IN. VesUfbuled Limited
$40 p m. express 1880 p. m; -
o.I,1 OF ,Pit9ISDurg and Cieyeiena. express
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 11:3O
p. m
For Winchester and way stations. $40
For New Orleans. Memphis, Birmingham.
fa55a RoaIake neof m sv sise0De asI c.,
through
For Lqray $40 p IN. daily.
For Baltimore. week days, 500, $50.
XT-05, x7.1O, X7.30, XS.0O, &. 80, x9.30,
x1O.00, Goa m, x12. %, 1910. .xI 40,
x3.00, 20, x4 80, 4 80, &5.05, X51O,
I115, XII: 80 p m, and xt2oI night.
Sundays, X7.05, x7 10, XII 80, < 30, x9 90
a m, x1 2-O5, xl2 40, LOO, x3.O0, $50,
435, x5-05, x5-1O, 8 80, XS.0O, x9-20,
11.15, xii. 90 p m, xI201 night.
For Annapolis, 1-lO and 8 30 a IN, 2:iG
and -t-3U p IL; sundays. o-3u d H.. 4.35
For Frederick, week days, 500. 1145
a. M, Il 80, 80 p. IN. Sundays, 800 a. m,
For Hagerstown. 1000 a n and TO so
For Boyd and way points, week dsys
500 O. M. 4 80, 8. 80, 4 90 p m Sundays.
900 a. m, 115, 7.O5 D m
For eiaIJhersburg AID way points, week
6ays. s 90, 100 a. m, 90, 300, 30
433. $50. 7.o5, II 40 p, m Sundays.
300 a. m, 1.l5, 4-S3, I-05. 10.I5 p. M
For Washington Junction and way points.
500 a. m, 43O, $50 p m week days,
800 a. III, lis p m. Sundays
RoyaI Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia
sutrafns Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New I OTk, Boston. and
the East, week days, 7.05, 500, 90 q
n, 1900, (12.4O all Dining Cars1, 800,
505 dining Carr, 1901 night. sleeping
car open at 1000 O'Clock, sundays, Z 90,
Q 90 a m, (12 40 all Dining Cars, 800
t5O5 Dining Carr, IL D night; sleeping car
nuen 10 O'clock Additional trans Tor
Phjladelp phia, week days, daily, 500 D. IN
Buffet ParIOr Cars OH all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 q. H., 90
noon, and 1910 p m week days, L. 40
o. IN. Sundays
For Cape May, IL noon
Except Sunday XEXpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
20 on orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
Pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot.
WN. NJ. GREEN. d. B. MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Man or Pass. Traffic
The times., 1897-05-25
HAhEE:

telegraphic medium, scientific palmist, and
card reader, tells your full name, re-
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business deals, law suits, love affairs
family troubles, reunites sbe separated,
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Csc, SOC, ST.; satisfaction guaranteed
OF no Charge my16-1mo
NINE. ESTELLE, Medium. tells past, pres
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